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against tho platit tndinarians who arc exto1|ing
the domestic arran gaunents Of their graudames.

against tho platitndinarans who arc exto1|inf
the domestic arrangements Of their grandames.
AA it is. the housekoeper has alwaya AT uneasy
conscience. il she is not
sEFFEH1SG soME MAETynDoH.
| If the domestic machi1leTy runs smoothly. and
domestic cares ait lightly, she has undatnahls
conviction that she il - not good Aouseaeep:
or" Thore is an impression oil her mind, pro.
duced by hearing good housewives discourse,
that the mistress Of d weil-regulatcd house
| ought to lie awake at night: wondering why this
last haii-dozen bronfns wore ont so much quick
erttian their presiccessors and that she ought to
personally superintcnd tho selling OF all the rags
and wasto paper, tho sorting OF old potntoes.
! md the other: rugged edges o. houaekeep-
! ing. TI,e Newly Arrived Woman will
| kuow. better. sho will have some faith
manual labor az wel enti better than herself
She will realize that tho time aud personal su-
perTis,on Of tho Queen Of tho Homo should bo
bestowed upon its most important features. Tho
art OF good housekeeping is not TO see how much
can be loae by the housekeeper herself, bnt
how wei! she can get her work done for her:
Napoleon might as we'll have expected to be i
great General By carrying u n1uskrt himself as
because she does Nil thingB with Tier own hanls:
While the Coming Woman was still in abey-
anco, the Public was agitatins itself as to wAat
she wou4d. do with both.
HUSBAND AND PROFESSION.
She secured tho former and took her chances
as to tho latter. 1t did not appear, notwitll-
standing gloomy predictions to tue contrary,
that her chances in that direction we're any
poorer than if she had & vuu herself ovrr to the
vauites Of cfoclses aud Berlin wool. Uat.yceu
tue men who liked tho society OF women with
kindred tastes, and the meu whose own inability
to succeed in life enabled them TO appreciate tho
advantage OF q bns.ues8 woman for. wife, it
would seem that h profession was rather help
question was, Would professional women want.
to marry7 That Great Bnsybody, the Public,
was greatly exero.scl ia mind lest m1tri-
nionv. shou1d be tho wane. What
would become of the world il once women
should take It into their heads that they needn't
marry ii thoy didn't ~sl,, ,,-and than they didn't
wish7 The Newly-Arrivcd Woman settles that
81 have my professlon, announces this astonisl,-
ing specimen of her sex. ~ can support myself,
an, burden no one. II f'nd anybody l love
shant marry because ma'rimony il womon's
refnge. That's alf old-fogy bosh. ''Dur tic
home ls 3 woman's saucluarv," gasps Society
Very WE'LL Let every woman haaten then to
make herself homo, y retofts the Aon ly-ArErel
Woman. l. Ma4rges will diminish half
groans Society, land divorces will cease alto-
gether. is the answer.
In truth, the New-Arriraf is
AEMEp AT ALL. POINTS.
IL she spinster,-sllo need be bcho1den to no
one for food, stlelter, aad clothing. IL she
wifc,-she knows by experience how hard it is to |
esrn money, aud cain give her husband al intel
Igent sympathy in that pursuit. Is she widow
or, saddor still, divorced wife, ,-sko has in her
sliictd against poverty better than !
2uy life-lnsurance company give her. It is tho
weakest Of all ARGUMENT against the professional
and business education Of women to soy that |
they will use it to attack tho institution Of mar
riage. Women are popularity represented to bc
more inclined to marriage than men (tilougl, o.
it has always required Of both soxes to nuke
a marriage it is still au open qucstion), and yet t
no 1nan ever declared he WIS 20 devoted to his
profession lie couldn't marry; or, If ho did sa7
80. he'd better stick to his word. 1lo Newly
Arrived Woman will inevitably have n business
or profession. aud she will Use it, not as weapon
IF attack, but Of defense defense not only
against poverty and ehame but against the idle
ness that settles down like a pali uaon the girl
Just out of school. and against the evils aud
emptations born OF the nlotivelesa life and un-
occupied hours Of maturtr ycars.
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