Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-28

ii'tEt WhiiC b@idh Jhuu uiCooCu thS
Youngest children. Then she has come
down to get breakfast ready and have gone
up to finish robing our youthful scions.
When we all met a. the table, the dishes
were clean, the food was well prepared, or
der and elegance crowned the board. Well
fed in body, and peaceful in mind, have
gone forth to my daily labors and have not
envicd the man whose house was filed with
Il swarm Of servitors, to Whose convenience
he must more or less conform himself.
On the other hand there have been times
when yielding To an apparent necessity
have hired two menials. From that momen,
The peace of my household has departed.
rheiI sirifes and jealousies. their constanI
tale bearings, the double depredations on
the cellar and pantry have filled the lives Of
all my family, with bitterness.
The servant question is the great problem
of domestic economy al the present time. II
can never be peacefully solved until every
mistress of household is able to direct, in.
struct and intelligently reprove those whom
she employs. So long as "lady" does NOT
know as well as her servant, or even better,
how To prepare dish or set a table she l.
the inferior in that particular of her hired
woman. And the latter will not be slow to
find it oul and act upon It, Whence come
the insolence and insubordination of domes-
tics, but from their consciousness Of superior
knowledge and ability? They cam 1t cook
or bake. True, but can their mistresses
teach them? In some cases, yes In many
cases, no.
The trac remedy Is not in every young
girl learning some trade or profession that
so she may be able to help her husband earn
II living after she Is married. II Is rather In
every daughter of the land learning how to
manage household, and thus bringing to
its headship a head piece filled with worthy
and practical knowledge.
Sarah Jane and Olive Logan agree that
the one thing which women least know how
TO do is 10 keep house. They find it drudg-
cry because they are unskilled. Let them
acquire sonie skill in their girlhood, then.
For in every woman's life there is the posi-
biIiiy that she may be called upon to fulfil
the duics Of n wife and mother. They are
's" "'' '"'' "u.'e'' not =" oe sneereu a''
Wy " w sp"'"'"' no' W oe hshuy "naer-
taken.
h'N' ''' o'ncr sia"u anu "or'hy positions'
w'ieh"''u ara mmherhood oring grave cares
and wciyhiy responsibilities
siai' u Then ce The study of every woman
now 10 AVOID them, or rather how to be able
bravery ana properly 10 mee' thems
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