Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

iflNc mlNNll away lQf I've ffNNul ~
my family, when ii, - calno q mock
at tho door.
There, says ] Is some one Anxious
To subscribe for the ~ paso Journal,
SO uttered In lound voice, Come
in"
She was dressed in pair nf store
boots aud an iron gray set "r spec
taclos, aud she walked up 10 me VIII
majesty IN her moan, ! knew who
il wGs the minute set my eyes on
her.
u was woman,
| gracefully arusc aud said, "liow
arc you ma'am, was YOU wisain' -
slLs'flrc 10 the VI Paso JourualV
ut the same time dippin' my pen in
the ink aud orcnin my subscription
book. This u.wus gifts om. II .ocks
like dizziness.
didn't git her. ..
Sho fixed her CLASSY eye on mo
and said young man, air yew an
advocate for the holy caws of WO'
mans RightsY'
"No, m0am," said !, "l am 4 l12s'
bytcrian."
'"Air you she said, "preparcd 10
embark with rs over the sen vi equai
sutl'rGge2"
"Maam," said ], IL haint no OBJ.
lection 10 taken II quiet sail with
you, provided the boat aint leahy
and You'll do all the rowin'.'
A smile perused her features fora
moment, and then shc said, Il ala
willing to suffer for the caws.'
"Yos," said |, in II polite and soft.
cnin' manner, "lt'll only cost 81, an
we'll send it to any address for an
cntiro yca.,"
"lIayo You wiic?" she asked.
81 hcv," said |, wondcrin' what
she was comm at. $50 that ycw
see that | couldn't marry yew cf |
wanted too ever so much. h" Threw
this in rs q soothcr.
"Air yo wil!in' that she should
share with yew the burdens and
-trials Of iilo?'
II amt noways pcrlick!cr," said
|, San LII let her shoulder the whoio
of EN- if she has hanhcrin' that
way"
"Wood ycw conscut that she
should so to tho polos?" said she.
"Slic cah go where she pieascs, y
said l.-"Sho ginncrly drf.'
"Ycw air II hole soulcd man, said
she, and throwin her arms around
my neck, lalt wildly.
"Git out" said |, "wliat air you
up to? 1 AIT one ol them men.
Stop"
After much labor succeeded in
i!nloosing hor hold and Sit her down
in chair. | judged from her con
duet that she stood in need OF Il le"
moral observations.
"You are an impusivc female, y
said |. I.-breukin'. You nccd a rA'r
Of ,nartingalos. Consider What
would bo your s!;.tc Of II mans wife
was to catch you huggin ol' i'im in
this style"
She wiped her face with her dress
Shc had ON II dress | forgot TO
mention this Enct II spealIin' of the
spcctaclcs.
II am worker in the caws Of
Woman's Rights"
"Ycs," SAD l, "you ar. You had
ought 10 be ashamed Of yourself !
should Judge you was one Of them
lobby wimmin that thc Chicago
Tribune correspondents tells Of.
But you can't come yoor nciar;ous
arts over mo. I'm stealtd against
them" 9.
II shoa,d be pleased" said she,
"to 50 dfid in artn with you 10 the
poles"
mo 700 don't" said | in aarm
"not cf hey anything to sayin thc
matter. WON'T 80 with yoo-not
single darned polo" 1D' '7.3 ''.
"YSung man, said She, "hast chou
childron?" nss.tsi i+
81 hcv, said j, "scven of era.
Can you show as good a rccori r
"Wood yoo," said she, "hey your
girls grow up and be married, to base,
sordid men, who would tako away
their political rites and allow 'om no
franchise 2" oel
"Darn the franchise" said I in a
rage "they are the lihing women
put on behind to give 'om the Gre
clan bend. Ell MY daughters ever
60 TO weariD' en-" ri-s
"No, no" said she, 'tboy are pam
niers." 49,. g--
"Well," said :, "Panniors or fran
chiscs, or wGat you call en-, | am
opposed to EN-. They are onpaiu-
raj and humpty. They degrade
the human form into ihe likeness OF
a camel, and bs.fag lovely women
down on all forrs liko a cat"
Then" said she, ."co;1c with nc,
and VIC will emancipate women from
the slavery Of drcsa."
"No," said I, with severity. 81
hex no wish TO take the close from
any woman. Women without close
would be sad spectacle, especially
in winter, when the hogliag Blasts
prevail. Who are you, any way Z"
/ asked OF my visitor.
IL am a pilgrim" she said ;"I DO
hong to the Agitator; newspaper
devoted to the caws Of female SAT
frage in Chicago"
"wcIl, = said ! calmly, 'tbc women
in Chicago need soncil.ihg Of this
sort. Where them that are marrief
never know on goin' TO bed At nigtt,
but what on sFazin' up 10 the morn
in they rsdI be divorced; ana theta
that ANT married spend their tiiIe
in bettin' how many times tsicy can
be married and divorced in a monif.
The women Of Chicago need agifa
I'm a~fsiiy. Keep = siir1-in' on en-
up II you pioase. Tie Tntre ron ng-