Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-10

Helena. and Camille IS sleeping IN the church-
yard while | am rich, Pierre famous, and
Pauline the belle Of Paris. Holy father, you
are wise. read me this riddle!'
at is a simple riddle good JEAN said the
ourate. slowly rubbing his hands. ''You re-
member what Paulinc's dying mother said =
The humble may rise and carry us with
them. while the great may fall and crush us
in their ruin As for the rest, the lesson IS
this Seek first the kingdom of heaven and
its righteousness, and every good thing shall
be added unto thee.
Aud Marie said" Amen.
How SHALL DAuGmrKRs BE EDUoATEDi-
II is often a question with thoughtful women,
hoic they shall educate their daughters. Es-
pecialv is this the case with widows who have
no fortune. nor any prospect of any, which
would enable them 70 leave their children
comparatively independent Compelled to la
Dor necessarily for their daily bread, they
ask themselves continually, "How shall l
smooth for my child the thorny path | am
treading mvself?" Their own experience has
taught them how cruel society is to the wo-
men who labor for their livelihood how un-
Justly such women are ostracised and how
unequal, consequently, are their chances for
obtaining a comfortable settling in life by mar
riage. There can be but one reply to this
question. Every girl, no matter how poor,
ought to be educated, with the conviction in
her mother mind that the ehances are sue
Will become vie ana moVher' ho"o'er Poo'
she may be.
for TINS destiny Vnereiore' sue suuui1 oo
trained. society Is luli OIL WIVES "no' nav
/ ing Deen lhtehueu lor 'eaoneis'
&c, and having capably discharged the calls
OF their profession nave ai,er iiirriuSo' PRIV
/ cd utterly incompetent ior thelr ne" Nooa'ion'
Many husband IN consequence ol ociIS
united 10 suoh woman mas ueen "ilNeu nv
/ evil courses. II nome Is untidy' OF o.het-
wise disagreeaoie' a man oil loose prnhcip.es , Is
/ very apt 70 seek amusement eisewhete' ineis
Is popular houon 'na' uouSeAeeP'nB NC"
not ne taught TO 6hl, lor tha' every "Ho'
alter an must Icari s"oh Things ny noi Nv"
experience Nothing can be more aosuru,-
Does man put on learning business uii
IS time for him to start ior himseii! EVeh'
therefore, where daughter mas 10 iearn soiho
trade, by which to support herself while while 81 sih-
s'u, ;c, ha,o,so tho chances are that she will,
80 - I.s..,a.r;oJ
''',le .si.a;n, tho Alnba and Omepa
- " - 49, tbnn II lie other
s,,aE,;aa anito os ;ndisnensable. and which
ft;t, ,,,o,s,,r, 20 husbands han
- - a,',,, IT,, II would consume
- 80 60, "a to enumerate them
an L,t ,,'o No., ann, tbem mn bv saving that
dan,btors shonld bo tauvht TO be womanly
Ir Ia ,vist;rg state of society. especially in
'.ro,t ,;tios tbere must bo women who will
s.'ar - g. onnortnritv to marry: but
~ l. 40 roasor ,yby tbev should not be made
~ s,,,i,,;,a as r,otbcrs examnle and influ-
- ro,,3or tbon Aud further. as no
-. L,,, r;rbt 20 ,,re-surnose that her
, daughter will never marry, she has no right
TO educate her in a way that will render mar
riage less likely.
> For a truly womanly woman has much the
best chance of being loved by truly worthy
man. The ordination of nature has made d
: tender. affectionate, sympathizing, cheerful,
, natient unsel6sh female more likely to at
tract strong, earnest, heroic men, than one o.
= n different stamp. To argue that this ought
Il not to be, that mannish females are vastly
more noble creatures, is simply preposterous
: Men love by fine instinct, which general,
u leads them Alright; that is, when they love II
the pure sense of that term and they woult
love oftener in that sense if women were truel
to that ideal womanhood which even the los
y reverence and acknowledge The best dowe
4 a mother can give her daughter Is the DOVE
y of perfect womanllness. II wili oe at once
r. protection against the Vicious ana an a''rec
ton to the pure Nhere theio Is d noVessi. ~,
# for the daughter earning her nseiinoo"' .! VI
d practice OF some trade oy waiting IN s'o'e
or by other employmehts Oh similar oluIa
r ter the ann should DO so 70 euuu"eo .,'e
o. that while she shonia DC seil-reiiSuI' -, 81
5. should NOT DC 'no less io,hiniiiu' M"Ie 81
should thihk ana ec' lor heLseil' s,ie m snpui !
"a not become mannsh, or as tne "orlu ca'is
a. "strong minded. -Leager.
~. TT 80, so,, soverol Iri :
~ says NhN Lay WI 'N''''NNFf ~ 7