, 1870-09-25

E1soe na"ays initiates the grade above It. - |
AT :, ~ can 1hb poor woman dresses ike |
the t1ch woman Just a fsf II her ueanA viii |
a1loE; and somc Of them further. When the |
.ate = impress Of the French wished to conceal |
tho hint Of the perpetuadon Of the empire,
abe adopted mode Of dress which Ill female |
dom Immediately adopted, When Spencer ap-
pesreo IN London with his coat tails cut on. |
every other man cut hia on also. Let tho
man Or WoruHn Of ton do this most prepo4ser- |
po1son initiates it. II the tnis.sess is x1sse-
iu1, slofhful, improFident and careless,
depend upon il the mad will be |
wsstefnl. slothful, improvident and care
less. When things 90 wrong above stairs,
tMpga VIII go wrong below atsirs. The nit
house, who is not skilled ia the details OF her
cuisine, who LAS not enough OF business habit |
abo1t her to provide piRdently for her house
bold, and to know tic iueouaings and outgo-
ings, such mistress cannot expect to have
good servant giria The best servant in the |
world would be ruinel under such N aduinia-
tfation OF domestic economy. It is not neces- /
sary that the mistress ahouA descend to the
manual labor OF the kitchen and the lsrndry,
but il ss necessary that she should hare ad-
ministtati7e knowledge Of al details, that the
servant may know there is intelligence 1t the
head OF Affairs, and that she cannot transgress
Hithont iss being known. Joined to this
knowledge there should be certain gracious
acknowledgment Of the inferior, not amount-
Ing TO familiarity, nut 60 approximate ss to
apect and obcdience. She should be recog-
nized as part of the house, and receive it's
amenities, although not OF the family; and
ehe should be made to understand that you
take pride IN her - you do in everything con-
member that the excalIance and usstulness Of
Four eerEAnt depends very largely upon your
sulf, And that Il you are ignorant Of your oHn
duties. she will be ignorant OF hers, or take
advantage Of your ignorance to practice inpo-
aition upon you.
The worst fault Of the servant Cir, ia her
ignorance, snd out OF hor ignorance spring
nearly all Of her besetting nns.. S1othfuluess,
vanity. and cate1esauess are naver 50 intolcr-
able - when they grow ont nF ignorance.
EducAtiou, be it ever 70 little, helps to cure
these faults. t develops industry, apurs
ambition. engcniers respect, and arouses
| proper PRIDE. Let the Servant Girl, therefore,
| haye chance to learn to read and write.
Give her opportunities, II possible, to attend
schools. or establish free evening schools to
which che can make It convenisnt to 60. Let
est IN her, md wish to make Of her woman.
capable Of filing useful pface ln the future,
and thnk you will find II win mako radical
change IN her. One ignorant, incapable
J mistress can spoil s>oreH Of servant girls and
j atnd them out to ric.in;zc other families with
tLcir combined Ignorance and independence.
But chen the good timc comes that the mis-.
tEess knows her place aud can fill 1t, the ser
want will know her .rlaca and fill it; and The
more the mistress Knows, the moro tho eoF-
vant will know. These are only The general
outlines Of one remets Which tliuk might
be applied to the cure OF ServautEalisn.
In The meantime nc arc in hopes that the
list Of Servant Girl. applying to rs fos sltua
tions, Who have bcen living with Ignorant mis
r1ctses, will soon he exhausted. VIC want mt
| 4+1f r$f1rn Tnhnt
Creatures, no 1nore Superior Creatures. ~
want SENSIBLE CREATURE. Doea such on'
exi.t:
Imntt stop here. Tho door-bell has Jus
!. rurg. Perhaps ahe has come.
T. s. She didn't shr waa Dirty Creature
He.ven foretend ua. wonder what VII
como next!
! Now, will cay few woria to you on anuse
! ments. Me. Booth has an unusually interest
! | ing s+posioiTE ti.ia week AZ McSscEer's, EN-
stesg 5 I1e fs9s s HevSspsei S9 q qsvs for e1ds y
9 Wednesday; Lear" for Thursday; "Tl,
r Merchant Of Veuice," aud 4.Kathefiue IN
), Petruchio," for Ftidav; Hamlet" for Sal
+ urtiay afternoon; and - Tho Iron Ghost, ," an
@ Mss Lucy Lucy Rash,oa. sa % an &C. .etrors % Who coSs @
Q here with favorable al.tecedants, commence
+ IN engagement It the Museum this week. ~
!. pearing On Monday e;enipg as Rosaiind !
"Ag You Liz T. md during The 1e1a4inat 2 ,,9.
/
iea hea Like a e +. ~ 10 fo,less: s Jsques. % ii
9 Frank E. Aiken; Dnke. Mr. J. ". Jonningi
:, Duke Frederick aIr- E II. browne Touc
II asone, Nr. Owen Fswcett Enst&oe, Mr. /
d Mr. Il. 4. Wentworth; Charles, Mr. n.
White; Otiyer, Mr. E. L. Mortimer: Jaau
:. Je Hols, Mr. J. r. Wade QFlando, Mr. ]. :
!, Dlaielell Adam, Mr.. F. L. Keller: Williat
w. H. L sGFf: Wilkins Si1s.as II Essiaa. 3 M.s IT, ie
II ltushton; Celia, Miss Susie Clner phat
+ ,1iss Emma Marble; Apdrey, Mrs. C. stou
u all.
~ The Opera House will he closed tl,ia weo
H. Tho bill at tho Dearborn Theatre for t
q. week embraces the Hogan and Hugh
e. dance cornet solo burlssqns army and nj
H. dance, BY s. NainEorth, {frst appearance
n Hamlet in Black"
Its I have eevaral miscellaneous items Of
10. te1eat, among them, The following:
% a1r. Stopbeu 'Maese;t, veil tnown "a I
Gu mo1ist and eloc1tioniss, has tnade Chicago
Ter home, and will devote his time to tsacbi
h e1ocution and ballad music.
-. On Tuesday evening. the 91th inst, . e
six cert will be gwen at Etpebys Music Hall
lc' The tenefis ot Ct, John'a (RPiscopat Chut
ut Union Park, which sill introduce new pi
wo iste, Nine. EuSenie de Roode Rice, a lsdy
t. unusual technical abilities in playing, who
- uade Gtnc4eu neK uo1e, Aoo Ptob.aiau7 ~
ue this cenceft | glya below, pteiac1ng II Y
Aes the remark that tho e1ceiience q me ena s1a
70 md tho debut Of hl15 lice ought to I'LL
for hall. :
%; PAKr HKs7+
Ln1 | I. Tito, stNadouna del somtno atnofe. Camp
We . Sonata. ioS piapo and Tsotin .,.. .Nende,s4
,ns Nt. E4gtn,t Il Rood< Rtte and af. lse4a 6, :,
re- Nr. +. 4, Eoryn,
ess t. Rcmsnlscences de Lucia d. IAmmer~
~ Il; '-"'.-''-'A
'e, e, Rd,aac ~; d.. T. ;,,rIas.; tIe cou
III III D 'asse A''A' W q ~ FaE
ut , t Dur1. .f,heerinlness1 .Gum1
90 m. Fur t:,.d via j. i. W<is.
Al Al FAKT skcusn-
'o* I. Dun concertsn.s, fef :. to s rIan"s' On ~
themes fs1stu 4otinod9 :. faasI .-..A L.
Par MEsr. = f. and af. Pra*e+ j,
:ws, ...,-..n,!k.ss. ~ !: \ !, 4: ~, Hsft'. n,.,
air. j. Fsnsasa 'ate e. Ell. -.
aud .pHf' h"9e"'e o< i1o'df 4s'<*- far,
lis: T. "''e''a' H1s. i. T. Siiit;.
had = ousrtette. uoh Hush Ehee nv Baby. .Su,l
ran 30 rss srr;scast mining :. Paving
ps1,t III min ~ Nr r.ssattta C.1lerr
- 1to,I.r cron;nr1 md xill then BE- ser
,sior - Tnn,a Ia INF ana mora tfAy. thnfaj
nds, st. nu.e. =. p - w - ~ 3sr oncht 70 ha
abe ssu.ni' aa ~ eo0 IT. @''~> N' ="
de.~ f'Tf,ss, ria ,,rca $50 oOo orr.u in the il
deu- cbnIeb. @ NJ o.rsn nes.ls 81 the c.iiore OF
d 1t noston % orrsn. 70 Vii be opened on ths 1st
{2u[ | f1rtnh&f 1,r MHAsra, Buck j CFe&HDId.
aeta- Theodore Thomas cuuce here With his t3
srf1y 3;d orrhe~tra Soyepnbet :.
wAs Tha Enronesn Circun, tho best Of its
hsl in ths couutfy. commences its season Ao
shts, Establishments IN tho world, and embrat
!, in feetion. Tl1n hnnjsome tt1ret pageant
any Lava Iake Park 1t 10 q. m. on Monday,
n +, NV .fnsetse .ne so'iTs. s. sstesst ~ =
Che 10 "eIs ss1eet, ~ S!alA s'.e. tr Wsi ~,
rom ton street. 70 .Eocp 81, TInis;h ~ strna - !,
s;,nx street, 10 elask btseet, ~ tSe,'tu e.!es s'
" as avenue and Randolph, the place Of extioi