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How woman can Become
.Eaa Independent. .e18 I'll TEt

Let every woman that sees the
first need to be that woman, should
be 50 taught, SO educated, that ahe
can be independent Of father. broth
or, or husband, strive: to be inde-
pendent herself, and then teach it
to oil other women And girls about
her. Let every woman who wants
to DO anything particular, and feels
within her the capacity, determine
to be that thing. But let her faith
fully submit to the condition Of her
imposed task. If she has taken .
desk in the counting-room, let her
do her duty as man would do his.
Sho has NO sishA-tn -axpant To he
excused when 4 man would not be;
no right to stay at home when it
rains no right to go away earlier
than her hour, because she cant
cross the ferry after dark no right
to expect not to be blown up when
she makes = wrong entry. : It is
simply because women will not sub
nit to the conditions that men have
to submit to, because their uncer-
tain future makes them careless Of
their work. and because they arc
without training, that they do not
so readily find employment, and
that they are always paid less wa
ges than men. Once let women
confront fate and not Airt with it,
and the woman-question would be-
gin to emerge from its present mud
die. Putnam Magazine. -. -
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What 40 Protection I

Glass legislation 10 opposed &c
the genius Of American law. A
tariff which lie made upon the pro-
tective basis is, as avowed, for the
fostering Of = business that cannot
stand alone !; hence oil the subsidy
it receives must be PAID by other
industrial classes. If tho classes
TAXED receive On equivalent for
what they PAY no injustice is done;
prove that such is the case and the
doctrine of FREQ trade will have no
advocates. One strong argument
in favor Of protection, as l under
stand it, is this that the pauper
labor of Europe can manufacture
SO cheaply as to food our markets
with cheap goods, which will neccs-
state paupcr labor here, or the
abandonment of manufacturing in
this country. Now, it is stated,
and with truth, that England has
always worked under . protective
policy, till such time as each inai-
vidual interest was able to stasd
alone, and that she has constantly
protected every and each manufac-
turing interest, till by accumula-
tion Of capital and superior skill.
she could defy competition. Now,
l ask. what were the favorable cir
cumstanees under which each branch
has been able, one after the other,
to dispense with Profession =? and I
6nd one invariab BILE condition neces-
sary. viz: that the capital shall
have accumulated in : few hands,
and that the operatives shall have
become paupers.
Protection. falsely 50 called, can
never end till these conditions are
fulfilled, and they can never be full
filled in this country while the free
wind Of heaven blows over unculti-
waited prairies. I believe not 10
per cent. of the operatives of New
England, to-day, could raise money
enough to pay their fare to Chicago.
and the operators are to the, owners
as one to fifty. If the ,greatsst
good to the greatest number, or the
greatest good to al, is the basis of
our law. proteo otion is > aelusion
and sham, when applied to New
England alone, and the men who
howl for protection arc virtually
government paupers. while they
thrive under il, and mendicsnts,
with .'hat in hand" when they
ask for more. usao.@ >tay@ u I'll
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set of type for the Trombone. 1t
was about the time that oil Was 80
quiet on the Potomac, but that day
Boston Was in = fever of excite
ment, because it was limited in Of
fetal circles that the commanding
general would move as soon as his
rent became due, though he hated
to leave Mason and Dixon's line.
It was 50 handy to hang the clothes
on on washing days.
My second venture in the sea of
matrimony has not been . success.
Metaphorically speaking, my Sec
ond plate of matrimonial hash has
soured on my bands. On returning
to my domicils in Slunkville, my
wife addressed me in the following
chaste language :. 49,
Skinner, ! am now boss Of this
shebang, and really hope, for your
mothers sake, that ! shs'nt be
obliged to use the mop-handle over
your head more than twice . day,
and once Sundays" .a .....
Another eccentricity Of hers is
planting her feet ia the small Of my
back after I have retired for the
night, and whirling me playfully
across the room. The first over.
ture Of this kind occurred one very
cold morning when I suggested the
propriety Of her getting up and
building the FIRE. If my memory
serves me right, and I think she do.
l built the fire myself that 4. NJ,
and have made it . point to do so
ever since. If there is anything l
dote on it is rising with the lark
and building fire. .~ rr t>s t
On. B.-This last 10 intended
for covert irony.)
(N. B.-No. 2. The proprietor
of one Of our leading art galleries
says: >" A splsndidly executed
ehromo-tintype Of Moses Skinner is
At present the theme Of conversa-
tion among artists and literary men
It is indeed . miracle Of art. The
we'll known modesty of NJ. s. has
alone prevented him from taking
his proper place in the "Nino Mu.
ses, as We understand he had .
very tempting offer to that effect.
They are selling at 81 each, or $12
. dozen, and at this low price the
artist is unable to meet tho do
maad. - IN
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said she, "bless me do they fight
by csndle-light?"
Education, in its true sense, is
not confined to those whose ma ames
appear in the list of alumni in col
lege catalogues.
"whene'er noble deed l. wrought..
whene'sr IL spoken noble thousAf.''
do We discern the results of rRuE
culture, whether that culture be
gained in classic walls or the great
school Of life experience. =.
Like all other great gifts or ac-
quircments. education implies res
possibility. What is it but the
opening a iss possessor Of another
world-A world Of life. and thought
and beauty-s world aboundibg in
blessedness, and also in toll. and
suffering, and temptation. It is
not . world to enter with careless,
self-eon6dent footsteps, content
with Che negative virtue of avoid
ing evil. just thoughts, right feel
ings, are net all that is required of
US. There 10 s." something to do "
in this busy world, and for each one
is some lifs-vbrk wasting.
We livsin eventful times. The
universal mind is marching on with
majestic strides, D moving through
time ast6e gods 81 Homer through
space. ana each day reveals more
clearly the great mystery of pro-
gression. Truths and principles
dimly apprehcnded in the past, rise
clearly upon the present. Every
step toward tho outer infinite re-
veals more clearly the magnitude
Of life's labor. "Get leave to
work in this world. IT'S the best
you can get At all. Get work.
Be sure tis better than what you
work 10 get. Work and wait.
"Hhers the world needs workers, b there,
Whsrs there's wrong there make 7 .ishs.
Ton through darkness on 70 light.
Give as gives the one Great Glver,
OF the best thy soul hath found.
Haa thou done noble actloni ess@ !
There b cousseratsd ground. sE#
Work and wait, and Of all the
lessons life gives Us, the lesson
"wait /" is the hardest to learn.
Not wait by ,aimlessly drifting, but
with physical, mental, morsl pow
ers carefully cultivated, ever pray
ing for a
More Of reason, more Of right,
More Of truth and more Of might,
s,-r.. - Nors Of love aud more Of light" ....
would We send one student 20 bis
work in life, feeling fully assured
that he is EDUCATED, though per-
cbSnce not 0RADuArED. ~' Et.7GH&