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Show A New York ynunsr latly has oltl- " ii'cd h l)i iilf-eiuii 1 foiii tf-(-n times, i Women no .v maiiHt-'e m:it of tlio iblic lit-rm icH in M usayliuHsttt. The women whn a'U'inl pi'Iitk-al petiugs in Ohio litirrah with Ihe c tldeat. f Bc!ioo!'y ti hfiir with ili-i:eu.c of 0 tlfriine in the whaling uA- MK1 of the pert-:i:s who wrifo iaL;iuary llnJ-!f ttiug ctorics for eekly jjapern tio women. Why is t vtry B-inton Lmy pure to E ike a lidi'-piu lite world? JJe-.iue JJe-.iue he's ti !i!tie Huh hub iu him- 0 If. James Monroe, of Attou, HI., ad-irti-ea fur hit runaway duuh'er, j ui fays if her lover wi'l pay htm 1 5U he will tall it -q urt. A girl in Ciucinuudl adverlied i r fcoiiK'liody t love l)fr, ami snys .e will give liim $;0 if ho will do in "a virtu ua tiud gou'L uiau-pr." uiau-pr." c Many uoule v. omen in New Kng-.ml Kng-.ml will uivet at a tilted adasoua ! ting the luxt bis muulho to work t the Ii'jQielen3 pioplo uf the or lb. west. A lady editnr iu Wiscousin ud- , ertices in Iht own aper for ti hus-iud. hus-iud. biie ctayrf he muat ha a priu-Ttiud priu-Ttiud pusseta nit-ana fiitlioient U 1 tiy a new press. Great men aro like yreat cities: iey have inuuy crooked aria and I ley a in their heurta, wherehy he , iat knows tliei'j may save mucli mo and trouble. ; A mother in atoy-ehup with her ttle sou, got tho assi-tant to wind p a toy ujouae, and Set it running a the fl or to see if her pet liked . Lie lojked at it, and then ex-aimed, ex-aimed, "Oh nianitia, I tlou't want ml; we've got lotsoT 'em at home, d don't have lo wiud 'em up, ither I" Little giri,(tuquirl ugly) "Mamma "Mam-ma who are you making all of these nice little clothes for?" Mamma, (feelingly) "I am making mak-ing them for a pour little baby, who hasu't a rag to its name." Little giil, (a m pat helically) "Mam ma, wda it burnt d out it Chicago?" Young ladies who talk loud and excitedly with gentlemen when in public with them imply by their manner that they have been used to very little attention from Ihe opposite sex, and annoy their cavaliers cav-aliers exceed! iigly. What men admire most in a woman is a low, sweet voice anil easy manner. A Mt. Vernon 11 ve year old, hearing hia mother remaikin company com-pany that "ribe usually found her rirst impreeeions of people to be correct ones," called at ihe tp of hia voice, "Mam mil, what wero your 'pressiona when you Hist seen me ?" The subject of conversation wa3 Immediately changed. Celia Burleigh, In aletkrof advice ad-vice to women, says: "Beware of elaborate tea-drin kings. 'Plain Jiving and high thinking' be your motto; make an overloaded table aa unfabhiouable as it is ofleuelve to good taste. Keep your brain clear with temperate living, your hearts warm with Christian charily, your hands busy with good works."' The Loudon Spectator makes a strong appeal Tor a woman's university, uni-versity, it eays there can be no manner of doubt that on many of tho moat delicato and difficult questions ques-tions involved in our modern civilization civil-ization we greatly need the fine judgment of really educated women, wo-men, and has no fuar that cultivated cultivat-ed womcu will rush into extremes and turn the world upBide down. |