Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
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Two lady school-toachors at Kingston,
NJ :, are sharpshooters, aud can snun a
candle at twenty yards
Every French woman has thrc0.weddlng
dresses The first Is for the clyip mar.
rage, the second for the contract sign.
ing, aud the third for the religious cere.
mODy.
4 malicious accusation ngainat ienl-
ons husband IL that he has succeeded Ina
preventing his wife from dancing by IN.
slsting that she should wear extremely
high dresses.
The women journalists of tine country
bnye National Press association, and q
New England branch has Just been formed
N Boston, Of which Mrs. Sally JOY Of the
Herald is president,
Madeleine l3rohan, having permanently
retired from the stage on account OF fail
Ing health, Will presently publish Il
volume OF personal reeollcctions entitled
"under the Clock In tho Foyer"
The city council OF Exeter, England,
alarmed nt the large Infant mortality, hns
Issued a circular TO the women instruct
Ing them chow 10 bring up babcs.r The
gowns with long sleeves and 20 wash
them all over every day.
"Your olopemcnt with Miss Bangs was
foilcd, | underestimate ayes, Bromley,
the old gentleman bounced me nj the
front gate, | didn't get away quick
cnough.n "What sort OF cont had YOU
onl" "a brand-ncw Chesterfield" "Ab,
that explains IL. NoG should have worn
u cut.away."
Arabclla Now do tell me, dear, why
You broke your engagement with Mr.
Golden, Juia--Well, found to was too
fond OF drawing and painting. Arabella--
Why, ! should think that would just suit
you, with your artistic tastes. Julia--B
his taste ran TO drawing checks and paint
Ing the town.
A few years ago law was passed In
New York 70 compel stOre-keeperB who
employ women 90 provide them with
seats. The past week women OF Buffalo
belonging TO the philanlhropic committee
OF the Women's union Inspected the lead
ing dry.goods stores Of Buffalo and found
that the law Is obcycd
The Frankness Of Youth Mamma TO
we know the Hogs, Clarai Really I
q good memory; 80 ma, what No.
Didn't papa say he owed Mr.. llogg $4,000
and he didn know where in the world
the money was 20 come from"
The Mistake OF City Maiden "uncle
John. | thought your cows were we'll
brodfn "Of course they are, my dear.
r ey are Attorneys, and | have their
pedigree from way back" 81 don't care
about that, they are not wcll-bred. One
Of them Just chased me out Of the pasture
lot, and think they are just az rude as
they can be-"
"woll, Of All foolsbncss" exclaimed
tho high-scho0l girls mother, looking up
from the paper "What n II MARI asked
Mildred 'prhey are going to WAX Cleo
patra's needle.n "Why, THAT'S all right,
ma" HMlldred, you needn't Try 70 tell
your old ina anything about needles. !
have waxed threads lots Of times, but !
know lt'a perfect foOllBhness ~ wax need
les. They don't sew q biz better
An actress OF fair ability and good
sense engaged In q company which was
about 10 take the road was exhibiting "
some friends pair OF boots tho hhu pur- /
chased They were moro seryiceable |
than stylish In appearance, and she was
asked why she, usually faetldions about
her footwear, had bought such boots.
ooh, I know what I'm about" was her /
reply, and the look accompanying the |
words spoke Of pedestrialic possibilities.
The confidence game has been played |