Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

and get the wealth. We don't expect to declare
any dividend the first year. It'll take time to show
what there is in the measure and show dividends.
My opinion is that women can give this Territory
boom that will make her the bonanza of all crea-
ton We've got mighty pretty blossom rock al
ready, and if we manage right, Wyoming will be
quoted on the boards in mighty short time. |
was in California years ago. up in the hills, looking
for placer, and run into camp in the gulch
there, where there wasn't woman and hadn't
been one seen for two or three years. At first
they thought it was pretty fine, it was so quiet,
and life was like dream. After awhile, though,
the men got down to the heel. They got so de-
PRAYED that they wore their clothes year at
time, and threw their dust away on any fool that
came along. By-and-by Yankee school ma'am
and her brother went into the camp for their health
and everything was lovely. The boys braced up
and had some style about them. They saved their
dust, and built up the town.
My opinion is that the mother of statesman
is better calculated to vote than man that can't
read or write. Imay be little peculiar, but |
think when woman has marched band of bows
all the way up to manhood and given them start
and made good citizens of them, with this wicked
world to buck against, she can vote all day. so far
as | am concerned, in preference to the man who
don't know whether Michigan is in Missouri or
Arizona. Pm in favor of making the location and
going ahead with our assessment work, and III
go my pile that there hasn't been measure ap-
proved by our august body this winter that will
show more mineral on the dump in five years than
this one
$50 the committee made out its report and sub
mitted it in about that way; and if there's been
any bad breaks made by Wyoming since that time,
you can't lay it to that aw."- Laramie (Wy.)
Boomerang.
The New England Women's Press Association
numbers almost hundred members
Boston University has graduated ATS doctors of
medicine, nearly one-half of whom are women.
Hope is like the sun, which, as we Journey
towards it, casts the shadows of our burden be-
hind u.s.
The Warehouses of Duffern has received from
New York man gift of five hundred dollars
for the fund to supply India with women ply
sicians.
True silence is the rest of the mind and is to
the body nourishment and refreshment. 1t is
great virtue it covers foes, keeps secrets, avoids
disputes, and prevents sin.
Two hundred girls are now being educated in
the medical schools Of India and Madras has al
ready supplied six fully equipped female doctors
for the northern part of the country.
Mrs. Bessie Bradwell Ilillyer, daughter of Mrs.
Myra Bradwell, of the Chicago Legal New, has
done all the work on the last twelve volumes Of
BradwelPs "Appellate Court Reports" She is
young lawyer, but has not been in active practice
since her marriage.
AN EXCLUSIVE PERsoN-On one occasion lady
called and presented check which she wished
cashed AS she was perfect stranger to the
paying teller, he said very politely: Madam,
you will have to bring some one to introduce you
before we can cash this check"
Drawing herself up quite haughtily, she said