, 1864-02-22
SAvART GIRLS.
Primitive Dornextlclty-Our- Help
Who and What-Ho1r we
are Assisted.

servants hase largely engrossed the attention 0
thcar descendante. Sacred history has not reYea.
!" cd the domestic economy Of Adams household
Whether he OF hts new spouae were thorsuehl,
convetsant with the my steries OF modern house
keeptng, whether Eve with her own. fai
bands kneaded the bread, made the beds ani
swept the Kitchen, sacred or profane writers har,
not informed us. 1t is likely, rs they were Of th'
first families, and subject TO that carse pronounced
by the Lord God in the cool Of the dav, "In til,
sweat Of thy face shalt thou cat bread til thor
,etn1n INTO the. ground" that Adam delved ani
Ere baked and ,Tushed the dishes. The human
fan1fly Wns not then numerous, and II Adam hsi
searched the Garden OF Eden over, he could no
have relieved fair Eve Of her arduous duties unles
he had abandoned the culture at tho unftuitfu
Garth cureed because Of his sin, and taken upo1
| hineelf domestic duties. There is no doubt, tha
Ike many OF her fair daughters Eve bewaf1cd he1
sad lot and sb}owed up" Adam through many 4
weory night, because Of their mutual sin the ctrs,
of labor had been pronounced upon them. Thert
were scenes Of elimination md 1eeriminstton Ia
which ccrtatn lectures bestowed upon modern
henpecked husbands, bear no comparison
Adam could readily say, s'The woman
whom thon gavest to be with me, she
gavene Of the tree, and did eat - and Eve ssThe
serpent, beguiied me. md I did eat" Withou,
attempting to trace the rise md progress Of the
institution from the days OF Ere. the npther OF
all living until tbs present, tasE for which ,sc
harc neither time nor inclination even II the ma
icrsai were not wanting, we propose to submit u
few reflections upon TIC present aspects Of ser
want Ea1-ism.
Employees are subjected to wrongs OF
no mean proportions, and kcpt in state Of ex-
element well nigh perpetual. Each matron be-
sTes that in respect to the quality OF her ee1yants
she Is IN Ill nscd woan, md that servants are be-
coming worse in gcomctrtca1 proportion with ev-
cy generation Servants Gg fait In the mysteries
Of tie household, are hard to fnd. and when found
arc Of no particular account. The race Of good
servants, II one may believe the complaints Of the
wives OF the present time is extinct. They sigh
for the days Of their childhood when excel
lcnce in this respect was not q matter OF
Special commentator. The great and
especial grievance Of the. tfuea Il the lac..
o! well qualified cooks. 1t fs not ever servant
who aet1mes The domestic baton that Is able to
feach the sa1nda1d demanded b. The educated pal
the difference between a beef ttesk properly cooE.
cd, and one in<ssEerrnt1y prepared. They appre-
eGstGnealntas and tt'e economical dispenss.fon Of
many servant girls. Then ali classes Of servants
Offend the eyes OF their m1streeses by their gor-
seSns sfon,.,,sl, dsess e. aaa wrong them by their
Some we1nea IRE beIerolentl5 disposed. aud Try
70 inculca:c excellence In :hc Performance, oi
du,.ss sna good ,astc il dress s. 'y.H ms.at
ard iumes1ic .Snnn,Gv an5 ,a G po:tnSai
mutual relations which should ohnin 5eiwceu m en-
rarely produce ;fe rs.Trd ,;na
10 lc Ls4ured snd ..Sss ns,t,r ~ ~ H. assixc
9n1,, e. naensrS @eaRd 1pF psEs sage 9l tlls
a,c tusncEded- snt so,na ,,na 3e gsen' lectures
ploycd rcduces he lessons n naas3i113 re en-
ao!a economy 70 p:sctice,. BY Informing The
comire srni3sv ana ,s.!. 70 Is married tie
This + scrc f;ial 1oS The honseoa,as .' 9En. as
world Var not .nsdsin ninnte ~ pei re
e.;. s as t,;s, as henE teeth the poor womsn
t.ss which intcyeat ths deaa91re ~ tha ~
servant ard lie nsnsuraon Of lie new one ta1 1a
she has lost paragon. II sre ENID de' .nIar M,
into TIC merits o: IL 1rho,c c.ee ~ ,Eand ea,e5
perhaps a1rive ri tho conclusion fhaf atrer ~
dsys Of cur chdbood Hhnx IN 10Y ,v a. n tae
cni. cot 20 Socc snS nossv nv NJ ~ f,i,h no,
they have more sef.rcspect md in Enany cases sre
Thee are some causes which. rcndA, +he -.1.t,o,
an iudeucndeut one and we shnnId arcns,n1a wv
selves to tie natural end incrtshe Jssne 11bfe Sn
I aaTs @ g 'aSIs sS In o'n he @ @sa'ey
ne ds.s ana snohsT 10, ~efa @s BE-
Wns thc so9ee OF il own demsad ana .9Sa,y eanI
faness' darshfe1e were Tho !SeeIp. !SseR,s;
81 cd IN t6e. 81 @ bid
very Improvements upon which, IS people, Te
mos. pride outselvee, our steamboats, aid Our rail-
roals, onr ndrance ii material wealth and nrns-
pet1ty the Discrimination Of cducntion snd rnnre
tracttd andthe eo1ial changes 60 preyalenI in 4
new country bringing 10 TIC surface those WIN
have occupied tbs most inferior rank in eoci-
ety. are directly responsible 70. our domestic dif-
bic for farmers daughter-an Americtn woaan
Ito seek service, no matter how pressing he
demands OF poverty; and thousands prefer . lie
crowded stores, to aiss Of fndependenca n the
presiding deity Of the kitchen OF eome wai, rem.
lated household. VIVA 1~e0
As natural consequence. the domain of dones-
ITCHY is now in the hands II Irish and Germsn in
porations. These come to the countrT freeh
from their native boes, and the mnment tfay Isnd
upon our wharFce set up as IcooEE." II is no
wonder, therefore, that servants rre not what they
9sed to 1e Antasontsm they hold to BE- The caf-