New-York tribune., 1873-03-06

h,,o Tho sparkling sea. Our dauentre "o """" '
| free because they premed'tato 10 o'n' -,
".o no, heI,cve I'm that theory" sad voice near by
IL cannot be."
g Cannot bo." ropod another. but suppose u u al
ad,. a s,cocss IN western colleges Tho PROOF oi the
pudding Is In the eating"
" Bnt the pudding IL to nc eaten NJ dinner ohiy'
And pray do not girls and boys dlno daily 10 h0'
dinners begin with toothF
Voice No 1 laughed and shook an increuuIous no""
Voice No laughed and said no more.
Rnt Mr. Weiss Ia right. What say the students OF hehr
can Uniyerstyi "The experiment Is snocess-We hEe
IL !" exclarn both and women. 1--WE behave beuef
than the fellows Of Eastern colleges" declare the men,
am treated with the greatest respec std the brave
Young woman who for ono year, sole representative
az her sex at Ann Arbor Frogmore College near Pha
delpha, and oberlln College tell The same story. 1--WE
would not have o change" say the young
men, "The effect is excellent on both
sexes" aud when visited the classrooms and listened
to the animated redaons (e young men being on ONO
side and the young ladies the other), when SAT down
TO table with Joyous youths and madens as eager ef
lively discussion for dinner seasoning the latter Win
the former had faith In what no longer oe eaieh
m experiment Never will take charge OF girVs
school," said tho lady superintendent Of oberiin Col
lege." "When occupied such position
life was burden, for, 10y o law OF hatuIU,
| apparently, wherever there is young huies
| seminary there is a young gentemehS oonoEo
aud to keep the stadens OF one away rom inc Stuoe''
of the other Is an mpossibity. There Is Always Ve
or trouble. Here We experience no suoh uil'ou'!
| There is such constant, healthy companionSniP rs :"
render the sexes no longer u novelty 10 each otner
| Surveillance Is unnecessary" ,.
"But s there no sentiment arousedP' asKea. is
falling IN love lost artf
! ono. Sometimes students become lovers anu in"I
rage is the ultimate result but mover heard OF Union
inepired at Ober,in that terminated unhappy On the
VII
souces calculated 10 e1bit their reel characters arc
| less likely 70 make mistakes than these VINO meet
| casually In society" .
Iacreed with this intelligent woman, and left ObeTln
wiser than entered it. Harvard University shuts her
doors to women while boys high scheos IN Boston open
them For several years two pretty girls attended
school consisting for the rest OF than 100 boys from
10 years Of age These girls stood nt the head OF
their classes and to-day OF them has gone 10 Cornell
University to complete tho education she has been re-
fnsed at Harvard. This same school now numbers le
rls and l26 BOYS Tho girls complain Of the boys scho
arsip Whoever heard whisper against the chiyary
OF those boys or the virtue Of those glsi 1t separa-
ton and mystery that beget evil
But, states Mr. Weiss,
NO plan for mixed education Of the sexes, and no
each other with misplaced and nonstrous forcthoughi
The illusion Of youth y tho deliberate sagaci,y 9i Col
ton of good and evil, nor odr dssOute yearnng O u,
interrupted bisses So Win an our piecSu%iohS % ~ s Si
which exhales without object, admired and sought
y the manly ygOr that IS not TOO aen not 50 dssniar
ms 10 be repuvC " vii be enough II one or two t3ste
epin their aeual thread from each TO each, to
! hold them near enough TIL tho cable Il woven
and the bridge uubrOken intercourse swings free. l.
will he enough that Damecss attraction, due to no bp
Cal gifts emanatng from no strong chalaeteTisos ana
led by seCOuscioGs efforts, fingers In every ouuine
of her form turks the color OF her eyc beTideIs IN
the tencs which aressy escape the lips; to this sini-
lar efiuence him will haseni they meet, Ike the
qualities Of Instruments Ia fOrn, material and handlDg
20 dnereDt, but IN a moment 1T touch, the same"
Its fair outline that the enthusiast draws, almost
hopeful 10 the doubteT, even begettinG hope in those
who have thought that the best OF io had passed and
gone, for says the preacher
1.-THE natural a nifty OF sex Is born, but spiritual ain
tos are made. The most passionate attachment Wats
for marriage to show prOfOunder aud more Spiritual
which is eXt0red, perhaps, with tears aud heart
throes from threatening COntrariety Al your marriage
feast thought that the choicest vintage OF your Ie
had been prOvidcd-twO summers trdnpled ont 10 wei
your liDs But In the aiterdays, while men arc sup
posing you havo been reduced 10 watcr thc gov
ernor Of the feast may declare - ms lips taste the oul
you III, that you have kept the good wine untll now"
When the preacher ceased and the audience dispersed
there were those who fanced that perhaps. after ALL
more beautiful romance might be woven out Of The
homespun hreeds of marriage than is dreamed Of BY
i writers Of today'- fashionable literature. KF.
Uptopn, Feb 2S 1873.