Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
From Blackwood's Maga1ine.l
The Question of the women.

Women very naughty creatures very resent
ful OF any supposed Slght-very aggressive DC
sides, il they imagine the time for attack ia
vorable Will they SIT down patiently AS max
ers OF Jill boxes and artificial fiowersl viii
they DO satisfied With their small gains and
smaller consideration! Will there not be ambi
tious spirits among them who will ask, What
do YOU mean 10 offer usl We are of class
who neither care TO bind books nor draw pat
terms. We are your equals-it We were not In
stinctvely modest, we might say something more
than your equals in requirement and information.
We have our smattering OF physical science
humbug, you have; We are read up in theolog
ica disputatiOn, and are as ready as you 10 stand
by Moses against Colenso: in modern languages
we are more than your match. What have you
to offer U.s. ii we are too proud. or too poor, OF
too any hing else to stand waiting in the mar
riage market Of Belgrava? You will not suffer
US To enter the learned professions ncr the
vice. you will not encourage Us 10 be architects,
attorneys. laDd-agents or engineers We know,
and we feel, that there is not one of these call
ings either above our capacity or unsuited 10 our
habits. but you deny Us admittance; and now we
ask What is your scheme for employ ment?
What project have you that may point out to Us
future \. independence and station of respectg
Have y{u such plaBf-or, failing it. have you
the courage 10 proclaim TO the world that all
your a.ted civilization can offer us is to be
comethe governesses otthe, children of our luck
Ter sisters? But there are many of u totally
nnsuited ITO this brought up with Why's and
habits that would make such an eXilence some
very like penal seFvitude-ahat WI you do
WITH 'S' sd y ,
EQUESTRIAN AND STRONG MINDED WEDDING =
wedding took place at Sherwood, Illinois, re-
Gently, the contracting parties being Mr.. Josiah
W. Crandall and Miss Heleh b.. Hurst The
ceremony performed in front bf the oticia
ting clergyman's residence, the blldal party be
ing on horseback and the bride and her three
bridesmaids Miss Fannie c Hurst, Julia Shell
enburg. and Miss Mary " Thurber,) dressed
and mounted en- caraler The brides costume
consisted of deep blue cloth dress coat. deep
bne cashmere pants. buff cashmere vest. black
dress hat. choker collar. black neck tie. rutHed
shirt bosom, and buff kid gloves; plain fat gilt
buttons Of the richest quality on the coat and
vest. The bridesmaids were dressed precisely
like the bride, excepting only that they wore
plain shirt bosoms and lavender coiored gloves.
The novelty of the ceremony attracted a large
company of the neighbors After the ceremony
was over the bridal party rode to the residence
of Mr. Crandall's mother, where the foi NAL we'd
ding feast took place. The bride and the brides
maids wore their riding suits during the whole
day.
A REMEDY FOR PILEs.-It is a blessing TO tue
suffering to know that we have an efectuul cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. r.
Hazarde, of l64 Second street Cincinnati, Ohio.
takes great pleasure in informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used small quantity
OF DIR. Sirickland's Pile Remedy. and it effected
a permanent cure This seems 70 be the case
with all who make use Of this splendid prepara-
ton. 1t is manufactured at No. East Fourth
street, Cincinnati Ohio and sold bz all druggist,
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