, 1873-12-05

70 the Ed,.or of 1he Caitaao 1ri0ane:
S1n; Enthusiastic sympathy for tho oppressea,
eapccially wheo tho victim Of this pressure ii de-
fougoess and aflcctlonato wo1nan prompts me
to rusl, to tho relief OF tho Woman'a College III
tho vicinity Of this suburb, anu roso'o it from
the Vanlal "Father, " "Subscrsbor," "Frlend
OF Coeilucatior," anl othor assalia',ts.
Let liz spend moment in sober an1 oSha'1a-
tive anuykiA Of the mucll-mootcd ltutos Of tho
Evanston Wnman's College.
First-Giyiug exclusively to study tho seyon
study-hours This simply Restraints tho "younS
latlics Of spirit FROM htroling out aud climbing
trcea, walking tho tops OF picket feaces, and
sucl, like uonscnsc, at unreasonable hours; or,
it remaining indoors. it prevents their laying
asido books to turn somorsets, uucord tliois
bctlatcaas to try the flying t1areze. or Initiating
tho ,ly by walk on tho colllng. Without this
or sinilar rule, all scllool-exporionco proves
that Young ladies' will uniformly cord up their
Fgencl, their lati,, their mnsic and physiology,
and hunt for tho aquarc-root Of enjoyment III
| these fot}ln!l paslimos.
| Sffond-Nat leaving town without permission
I from MisB Willard. Ibis relieves ParentB VI re-
H)ousbility. and cUltiyatcs III the rnpiln noble
scf-ie el.auco, ly having to esk tho Dean Tor per-
| mission whenever they went to crosa tile corpo-
| ratlou-line.
| permission WAS found necessary le6tralnt, III
orler TINT tho theological professors might laSo
time to write their lectutcs.
| Iourth-Not to accept nny Invitation without
PERMISSION from hIisB Willard. This u q Enfc-
| guard against promatnrc marriage. Tho girlH
bclnC ncatly Mll holrosscs, anu the Yilage 1elns
lull Of sla1n DukeB aud Counts. it las boel
foand essential to tho continuance Of tho school
to submit ''inyitatioua" to none but rlpo
Judgment.
| II Harnp finHy
prevents tho ''young Indies OF spirit" from
holding discussions With the boys, whoroin one
sciutlllatlon OF female sarcasm should put ten
Thousand male minds to aht and shamo. Ins
proyonta thu gllls getting loltors from aicG
11nottets. aud so on, until they have slumbesed
iM tho otacs tho proper cooling time. Mhilo d, no'
to 60 TO tue aopot, without ,oons oorty askGa, o.
velop "soi. i.govcrnmout," probably "nipa ir
: tho tud :" four or five hundred aunnal elope
mcnts Tho presence OF q department OF tho
oIogy Of coulnc, III not nufltcont leahon why TN
sonnco OF prevention" hhou1d not ne adtalh's
Sixth-Not to be out In the evening with fewo
than four has always worked vol III kceI,In!
"solf-guyernmen. amons tlle glrs, until ,ln. Thy
:. designing young mon. who mover submit lead
: Ing quoaiions for settlement by tho "doubl
!. rulo Of four"
: Seucnih-To return to their Eooms at 10 p. m
|
; otherwise sit gu tho door-s:0ps all night, I
: which position they would run tho rHk Of cato
Ii iug cold without running after IT..
o E9gltA-AgainBt leaving board'ng-p1aco with
y ous perutaBion. llia looks to the, preSoryatio
IL Of hoaltA by prohibiting takng dinner with
~ frie.,G, whero antiag OF q now brand OF brat
D. bread might briug on relapse Of meaaos
IT 1nunlpa, .
70 N(uM-Ths is tho famnus ono 30 loudly an
"a oa1lseloasly objected to by 1ersous not pobte!
-, il il against walking ont %itA Eaatlen.c.. VIII
y out ner,uiaaion. It IL contribution to charlt;
aud yyan intended to relieve poor stndonts
eoog whG aya 70 Of tna
- TtmtAL,ro ue quiet at all tiu,ca IL aimply
=. rostraIut no eohool' girl over yat needed. ;, :,
." EIepputA-To retire mud blow out, ths lg
bc TLu 4poi|s tho inclination AMONG sohool-glrls
aH s,t IN rum ono weol;'b end to anothor, or 60
,h bod 10 read tllolr Bibles by gas-llght, ,n,
na I,pel11h-Nos to whispor IL oltapel or oiaese I
- W. This stvpa tho tondeney to "poke, fun" at t
Ao man or woman bohina The pri!yer-booK or se,
70" book. It preaosyea the pupils respect 1os
he teachers.
: TI,rteonth-Thlu prohibits violating the "api