The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-07
MOTHER ON THgi nnaIysI.

I: 80 5a1s songs you see nova
Il The gsntls words y Mother win surely tnsti
WHO win care for Mother now9H III iIlr
" numbered with the slain: -
fl99 me Mother, tE Idle with Mother
ll9flso on fne praaiip.s sss.. ist.i.sf4,ss
"Courage, Mother, Inln going, stSIotl,er I,,,l
Jtise BEFORE the battle, Mother was lying
y egIanot eau iher. Iotherg The ring my
j'HDeaf Motief I've CONC, iiaS,,,o IL az !, ,,,
Mother Oh the brain. ff'iff u N4's''' WIN y
What home wlthouta q Motherq', att was
-, my Mot TIERS voice I" LII
sTg 9s1 me tStSSs to sleep Mother feel I'm grow
.tfe quiet, do I,llcall my Mother; r. Mothers
\ ~. coming in the RAIN; n f-f9fit1iii
Let me kiss him for his MothersY with
1 ii Mother on the DrnilI.
ut vas my Mothers custom !" any gentle
y gas Egsa1 my Mothers darling for loved my
''lSiss me- good night, Mother and bring me
| ~ nBourbon plain .sl5l iSSei -
Mother, dear feel Inn dying, Y with Mother
H 9a t1At E!tLst r1Es!sttLLlst assIsss7sit 1s.i .@e
The Women or FFslneG...T Tlieir Single
I.9ials - Z /. aGFltl Married Life. .is ~,
The Paris eorrespo of the n.
Y. E'pe1liilg Post says: I remember the
sense II h6tthe words of d Significant
couPlet, by some e4perisncedi post, re-
hitting to eujoy ymentof things in France,
the first lihe6f which ends with at}5yy.
lingo" /" tile next line Containing the
sentiment; shows the necessity of a
traveller knowing the tlingo.p 1t is
n great advantage. Now, in the words
fiAudrey3 had the gods nlade me no.
encitl, = would put a similar idea into
hHfskak I
tue impossibility of understanding
Trench character and tho phenomena
of. French society without some CONT
Iprehension of the petle&ing subject OF
woman. The woman question is a
puzzling problem anywhere, but I'M
france 1t IS the f191nceiJs BtdTislltHl. A
woman In France can eXclniLI. with
more propriety than Louis XIV. ,1sZ3eiit
est moi PM am inclined to think
this idea was put into the head df this
monarch by one of his clever niistfess-
essay his qnondam wife, ATadnme dc
Ntaintenon,t who was fully Capable ofI
GonceiVing such an idea ot.cuDvi mo- the
position she did. The history 81 'ISTSSTce
indeed, is, in one sense, n history of tho
influence of fwOmen. From Jonli rF Arr,
down to Charlotte Corday, women ars
tile brillidnts, ifInen are the settinpr. of
its social idiadem. During the RavSIiI-
ton and the Empire tho Star of women
sSASM ,Aj SA1ALj ~. AOE lCcubufieS DetOro, dur
ing the political chaos ftthe Fonde.
and IN the grand sieclep of LouirXIy.
they We're literally in both the good and
the bad sense OF the term, the mistress
spirit of the nation. q would NOT Inv
any means detract from their mower
now, for heard a desperate Red Re
publican express unquhlified niImfTn-
tion of the Empress Eupenie. ! AIndnne
de Seyigne, the circle of the hotel Rn1i
bouiIlet, NinOn de liEnclos. NItidhnhe
de Maintenon, Jacquelfne Pascal tSl
say nothing ofthe French female saints
of the Catholic calendar. stand as yn-
rious and model types of female genius
and female virtue. Even the Reyolu-
ton and the Empire had their female
stars In Nadine Roland, the herofnes
of La Vendee and Madame de SSfaeT
THE FRFScIT worse. p M,
tI,,.. Z.
ietv = IF M lIa, So
woman eyerytline the. farTner a., Ipi ia nv
pendent, while the latter, cornphra-l
lively speaking, is independent, Young
ladies before marriage IN Franco li6
not, - in certain country / know of {
RUE I'M the social sphere Vhef1a,. q
girl in France receives religious edrcn-
ton in convents OF, schools. or outsifle
of them, under paternal aversion Ia Te.
lligious instruction-of. which fI,s,ts ;t. :,
within tho family precincts. Her fTl-
Structorsr fre sfeneralIyy-- yvoT1ei, : ,1,.
priests; efforts NAV .besInStie 4. i5v 6ese'to
drive man out OF! her head IN driItin9
other ideas into 1T; but their watchft
lpess.of her manners and other inter-
course with men serve but ostrengthen
her Difference for and interest, in men.
Moreover, girls here, like girls every-
where, GeVOur novels: their lOraif,s
reVel in sentiment, or, in other words |.
they think constantly of man from n
romantic point of view. The result of
this sorto edqcation is polished man
Ilners and a fund Observation-Disclosures with
which the French girl, when. married. I
begins the business oftiEe. It is import
ant to note the actual confiAment al be,.
person, and the attempt l6f liier i1istrnc-
tors to confine the bfifing 8 these have
u great deal to do. with Ie phenomena
which her married ~ piesenf aud
(which are general IL m lSfls trIIetI s.-1>t
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