Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-19

The girls lip wore a smile.
 T love thee, ' quoth the boy. and s,roked
 That faint and dOwuy line:
 And l,' the siren softly sighed
 Would dye It were it mine.
 He loft that maiden like a flash.
 minute Co Jhe mile.
 An tritie not with youths nustache
 When sitting ou s1lle.
 Palatka, Florida, has a woman un- dertaker.
 Boston has q woman saxophone sole ist, Miss Aseuath Major.
 Henry George. the land reformer, be heves Iu woman suffrage.
 Mme Le Breton has translated the everlasting Bread Winners" into the French language.
 In Massachusetts there were five time as many slgners to the woman suffrage petitions this year as there were last.
 An industrious lady stenographer in New York has bought and paid for Q handsome property out of her earnings. Near Vienna, Georgia, live two wo- men who run their own farm, doIng the work themselves. They raise cotton and garden vegetables.
 The actor down to the footights strode:
 Hts strides they were immense
 And from his parted iV- there flowed
 stream of eiodueuce.
 What caused the actors head Go spIu
 And his -is1t to leave him theres
 Twas the blaze of the plumber diamond pin
 Which gleaUed Iu au orchestra chair.
 Jem Ward, an old pugilist, died il the Licensed Nictualers' Asylum in London. Osman Digna has I0,OOO men and boys at Tamanie5 who are willing to fight.
 It is believed that Nubar Pasha's re- tirement will hasten an English protect orat- over Egypt.
 An AgrariGn risiug IS reported at Oaia, Russia, with conflicts between the troops end the people.
 The death Of Emanuel Geibal. a cele- brated German poet. Is announced. He was GS years of age.
 Rose Coghlan, the actress, smokes cigarettes, and is said to be the only woman In America who can puff rings of smoke from her mouth.
 The memoirs of the favorite French writer, Michelet, have been so doctored over by his goOdy-good wife that they are said to De very poor stuff.
 Queen Ranavaloua III of Madagascar made tLis brave speech at her corona tiou: "I shall prove myself a soldier, ever ready to defend the land ot our Su- cestOrs.'
 Ladies ID Paris are wearing blue gloves,
 Hand painted bonnets are the latest Paris ian novelties.
 A frizzed top on the head of fair maiden is never spun with a string
 The favorite walking costumes are now of gray and hunters green cloth.
 At a recent ball in London lady wore a skirt studded with dead robins.
 Bags held across the shoulders by a strap are fashionable 10 carry when shopping.
 A New Hampshire lady has worn one par of earrings. night and day for forty yearS.
 It Is called leap year because all that time many girls jump at conclusiOn.- Boston Budget.
 Bailey Harrison, a member of Cana dian banking firm, has abscOnded. His defalcations amount Co S3O,OOO.
 \ battalion of Egyptian troops which started for Suakim, was badly depleted by assertions before reaching Suez.
 The French expedition against Hung Hoa has started from SOntay. There are 3 3,O0O Black Flags and 200 Chinese at the former place. The Congregational church in Will | T<.- Nsr | forbiddIng its members to drink in toxicating liquors, but explicitly except ing hard cIder.
 Rochebrune remarks that it is easier for a woman to defend her viItue against men than her reputation against women.
 The government envelope factory at | Hartford uses a ton of gum week. l This beats Nassar college about a quarter of ton. The man who is waiting around for some woman to propose is ready to | declare that leap year exists more ID romance than reality.
 The young women of GrOten, Mass. have resolved to girlcott any young man that smokes or goes out Of the theatre between the acts. White China crepe dresses are the most fashionable for evening wear. They are either hand embroidered or loOped up with natural flowers.
 "Crazy patchwork has become a mama with many women, just as rick rack was year ago and Heather edged brad some time before that.
 The finest plain white damask is com ing in fashion again for the table.
 Brass poles are used for staIr-rods. They look effective over handsome carpet, but are difficult to keep clean.
 A good country priest said to a dying druukard. My son you must be recoEciled with yOur enemies.T Then groaned .he poor wretch, give me glass of waterH'-French Fun.
 There is never any reduction in the wages of sin. Tn Cincinnati people did not wait til May to move. It is said Co be dangerous to defy Jersey lightning. B. New York COmnercial-Ad- veriiser.
 Rev. George H. Hepworth calculates that he has made more euJ nies by LtAAA4E kLLE IT uAA lA AAlE4t41 tAAt4l III any other way. IL ought to draw crowds, though. Telling the truth ss funerals is a great noyelty.-Philadelphia Call.
 John Habberton is out with another novel, "The BOVsham Puzzle
 Thomas 4. Edison, the electrician. caught shark during his stay at St. Augustine, Fla
 MT. Cables Madame Delphine" has been translated into French by Nme. BentZ0n.
 Mr. Archibald Forbes is writing Hfe of Chimes Gordon, which VIII be pub lished very soon.
 The embroideries on new tussOres and | pongecs are ID bright-cOlored silks, ID chain and back stitch; but those em- broidered in self cOlors are much in de- nsnd by conservative ladies.