, 1873-06-15

q very limited constitutional mon archy. where
the Queen theoretically rules, but where power
can eocede whenever so DISPOSED. and lave ths
Queen barren dominion. Here It ia That 1ahoT
rules, the employer that serves. though the fIc-
tions are preserved OF a time when the case was
very different. When any two parties 1ni them
selves in such an anomalous condition.
it reouires A great deal ~ da1;cacv nn
both sides. to get along without friction, or q
fight. Unhappily, q subordinate who governs is
rarely an easy person to get along with. Men
and women are alike in that. ANY masculine
inevitably puts On Mrs. Tho servants, therefore,
are not to Be blamed for doing Just what their
brothers do under sinilar circumstances. Un-
luckily, they are not very cultivated, and when
uneducated labor does think it governs, it mani
fosts itself in many unpleasant ways. and those
who have to submit to it chafe inWardly, If not
outwardly. Employers who have to submit to
the sometimes unreasonable demands OF Trades
Unions, are intensely dsgusted in soul, but still
they are not continually groanl9g about their
This undisciplined labor is useless, fond Of
cbanre eaeer lar new faces desirous Of society.
r ia thofouehly foot-loose, It has its own
world. with which it is content II these girls
fhe1e is providence for them. There never
Was that home1y servant girl that could not eet
a husband. Extremes touch. The nr1v ones
who. are very rich or very poor. can aiways eet
mated. It is the ugly middle class
ones that are doomed to vi1ginity. A male
not materially diminish, his expenses. He does
not look to wedlock as a harbor Of refuoe for
him, when weary Of service, But woman sick
OF labor can ALWAYS Withdraw from female tyrau-
cape Of male labor, suicide; female labor. mat
rinony.
SIN +hora ,-a s.ro7,;,,a so,1s ,,. - or,
tihuaIly finding treasures md % Who Af for IG faw
nsst;an ,po o ,;a On 'He ta servant gr
tg1p ont to be like {airy eold which changes int9
% t ;.i te y5af a1.ei yIa1 taey IIeao
$40 4nay on one Goes % ma no goGo g pns ahe Is zoo
aU @ az tha 1 az 1unntb Eu ~ &
~ X .ne ona S' 1Gndu ind "a F9iuaDie an
FIJI ~ in4oiarsh1a ters,t 1of 'ne
Nav and % then an an atternnt is nnade to ret bat-
tar cu1tivated hein and there ara semS.annua,
b The drudeery Of sewing % or Of shonoNorl5 to
enter the field Of domestio labor. eet hetter
honea hatter vaoas and An oasiarr eviatenca
But these ATTEMPTS have always failed. and
necessarily viii continue to do 50: Il is claimed
tae1 That nav ha or fo sonoa e4tent nS for +fera
.re mt 1nany Women ho have mt haan f h;ttan iH.
bv that mad doe. but It is not the oniv nv reason 4
One woman has ~ uncontroilable obi objection to
{nosa y heap tha1 .ha hnG a9e
- anaas ~ NJ nc - n.t oao 10 - -
eoua 81 4ha ma ~ ~hnnn sha 1s 2so-Fa ~ -, tbe
3anohter ~ me Nav Fncland farmar Hnrta5 ~ s1s3
for fhe zFife If smother The master ~ woman
70 iodai1r % ~ 4 ,rh;te +.n IN ~ "ohau,
"Sax:ya 80. ,1n;.a.i mnele
s;tia -. ,ra+ ana ,,rfaea as So .eaon;.ta pae
enin1a5 ~ xonan hoaa anotbar t. rras .s r,na1
,'ntns~r;aa an Eoen;,r 1onaa ~ ~ r,oaJ ~.
n1At un1a1tto0 14au; AoGPAu6 AS1nas ~ 6ot 6cou
pirIs then. IN such house. thew have onIv =
man to order them. They hive not a woman
forever At their heels. frhev despise pettjcoat
government. Nearly all servants speak well OF
fault with, not the husband When the man
does rive orders. thew are generally obeyed for
he is not eternalIy fussing at the girl unless she
is right pretty.
Nav do honsekeepers "accept the situation. !"
~ 1tT, ~ " to n7eIe tbe heat ~ had hnsinssa
Tar from IT, They secm to be ienorant Of the
a.ta ~ tha case and IN act a. r. tbav h.
onred to he last century. Their actions ere
constant protest against what exists. After ali.
stand m ~ - ,n,ch fnsainc nFder;nc sco1d;nr .n5
ss~l.19 40 tha ~ ,+ ~ +he;, f-e,ra6t -
i;3st3 "a 1a1 aaTsne dateTo;nat ~ ~ rhat
traS5 s5 11saae +bev won1d nrnhahiv 1oss the;r
ta,:-,aEa tn1y E.of ofteney tha1 thev dn How
sempe1' ~ bas~a ~ g -a,,.rss !. Nog
49,. iii III von do that ~ nHoven't
: tSS,d x,o ho4v+o IN +hat ~ q Nox that ia mat
nttar1y mined" II do think vou ought to know
hetter than that "Dear1 It ig enonch To |
uv ,nata ma % 1osa nv n,tience'" These nte1sst;ne
@ remarks Ks are @ not Of one, but OF every Day. They
sre ~ drona ~ w.tar which war .vav the
sfena ste .n' oIT H9w MANY men dav in and dnT ont
s11d a+,nd +hat sort ~ Ieotarne rom the;r
o.4 Ho,e Iasnv arnnoveEs wo,1d Tan.
t44p ~, y viii, ha'n m yhoTn thsv wera danend-
enG ant , o1 ~ "A''1 I'p O'' '''1~''@ ''~' "~
This inability OF women to command owing to
the1 fussness, tnela eaeness TOT g1'hg o1oe1s,
snd anwn9ensss 70 ,e' 70; aa1;uus ~ sse
temat1cahy 1s snoMn n snelf oeangs Will men aens
sersante. 10y nas = eoatn1 - 14 = a11 eses
am up + hn h;na ~ dons ~ sonetbind eiaa At nnca
aeah fe & ~ set h ~ IL ao nas;n tha cerr;aea she
U ! ner coacanan - "a1s sao T,on hno
DOS MN iease Ley anu dH nn ~ .r1,e, ahen
sne sete nun " ;1 ~ ~ o.11 aea
ne retu1ns sne o5uele LUZ od1. X, anu III ,at
oecause me caiiaafe - ~. ;t1s Shs+ w no.
Hat III u ~ - ~ aostmn ~" aaa Ha' Tha rsaf
oet91e 70 s;h1 se; en tha,, :, Iae 40, .,ora
u, II u 81 ~. an.a., " AoP 10
shan s"o weehs, ~. ~ fsfson % et ~ .do