Womankind

A handful of almoud mea] eprínkled iii your bath wtil make your skin as smooth as satin. A nice looking young lady oí Brli port; Mich., is makinu' a molesldn eloak a ml all the boya in town are helping her catch the moles.' The finest of all lace is the Brussels, and one-fortteth of the whole populatvlon of iliai ciiy Ie engaged iu making it. There are 484 exhibltora ai 1 1 1 ■ Parte Salon- 165 palnters in oil. r.H) sculptors, 77 designers and - -i gravers. Thoutfli it is only 2." ycars since the firsi college in the United otates was opened to women, there are 40,000 women studying in the variims colleges of the country. Miss Anna Williams, the glrl whose classic proüle is reprodueed on the süver dollar, is still a Phlladelphla teacher, as she was when her features attractrd the attention of the mint engravor. Mrs. McGriffin ol McGregor, Texas, gave birth to tripleta ten nionths aiio. bast week she presented her husband with a quartet. All seven are doing well, but not ae well as the mother. Almost every college has already one or more women professors or asslstant professors. Even Harvard has admitted woinen as assistants in lts astronómica! department; wliik' women, as Dean Rachel Bodley, of the PennsylvanLa Woman's College and Alicc Freeman Palmer, of Wellesley, have held the position of heads of colleges. One woman is assistant mycologist at Washington. Economy: "100 Doses One Dollar." Merit: ''Peculiar lo Iteelf." Purity: "Hood's Sarsaparllla."