The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-26
Woman 8 Rights
Or SfLL RICE.

Or SILL RICE.
mink tbg. We were little Influenced
hJ desire to - ? our suffering sex, and
great deal Influenced BY desire TO do
s1aetaing remarkable when We concluded
= Eecone member. Of Z W ON n Il ghtr'
orzanizat.on
Asa goGer~' ding we considered our.
selves rG...g- we'll meaning young ladies;
~e were rot very pretty, and certainly not
cry wise. Eyer since our earliest remem
tcance We had resided with Uncle Ben
'ranSsr, in Bloomsbury Square. Uncle
i.sl wos f leliai tn! ID fellow, With frosty
Ii, N. c'eels Ike tie rudy sid, Of
winter aps.v. lie was genuine modern
santa Chas, as many poor homeless one
s'aid testify, for lis heart was il the right
pace, all lis purse was deep.
believe tic OILY time he eyer refused to
help Charitable prqiec: vas when .etate
l-acon, soli.i'ed Lis aid ia behalf OF the
s'ea.her, ana Uncle Ben, boing little high
.;rung, hal Politely requested the 1stonish
>! deacon to lake the Leathers aud 20 to
thunder
The highly scar8alized deacon took his
departure, erd Uncle Ben celebrated hi,
Glory BY t,ot:lns Up AMI down distribut-
ins sykes Of bot ginger bread and warm
':',.ens into the blao cold fingers Of the
street arabs.
y the cold Weather leerened Uncle
l.ca appeared 60 be in his element. lie
- lie dtl!y Ii'srinages 10 ali the stores in
the city, an returned home with books,
tcy,. eGrey, md aaxeu haired dolls pro
to ia fro lis an 1le pockets, aai great
! sni'co u warm firLd Rugged tight in
D. fnt FIannels too, fashioned by our
plinst11.rs fingers FOR The sicA uul nee
IS.
c"rio u VOID, a. tons Of coal found
tna:r 49, mo TIE ricLaty. oil tcaemon,
toI,rs, 81 .1a.l auieI b bags Of red and
2',a~ ori!c', fragrant smoked hama, bar
.. Il a,ur ,nt vegetables.
Fr eiSh.eau years Cousin Belle aud
.re,I!sd - Blooms bury Squars,-eisl-
,,rn h,pry eycntfu wears
Harry ia .p;te o! the laethoiic4l insGruc-
to- VIC had initiated "a mo tue mvstcr-
Jes u Aims Mater.
W rpm. q wce.. rejoicing. when We
we're rs.easoa lrom her thralllom, and then
we're sen. to {. temple Of Minerva, common
II known IS Miss Saarr's boarding school
tor ylar. ale.
va. -e.l2, Inclined 10 believe that Mi.,
Sharp aas or la.e tenchcr IN Disguise;
che as 80 very cota,iy, aaa 60 very sharp
over al.
After Year's tkirniyh with Greek
vc.is Ne ways declared "Eniahei,' much
Il or .aa AMI uncle Bsns delight. We
frightened " the I'D house, and assisted
unc,e Ben in all Of his charitable schemes,
u tie best Of cur ability. And we were
very coulented, too. aud never aspired to do
anything remarkable until we attended a
lecture u oman's rights. In the speaker
We recognized Il former friend and class-
mate, s very decided young lady, with criu-
,,n checks and plenty Of coal black hair.
'rte lecture was ably delivered, for Miss
Ned Lad something to say, and evidently
lncU how to say it.
q: school Miss Rede had been the leader
il al the mnrauding expeditions, ospec-
lily those through back window into
naishlorirs cook and confectionery shop.
The morning following the lecture, Miss
EeGe called a. Bloomsbury Square. Part
y through her persuasions, AMI partly
,s-slgh desire to DO something remark
s1'e, re consented to form a woman's
ell. The club rooms were pleasant apd .
rhu minority Of the members well read,
W .aau'y women, and that is the highest
! raise woman can have. Every thing
flowed On in snooth channel, until very
woman obtained q prominent po-
;p.au ii tie club. Sic declared men were
fvsuHt4. On this point was little doubt
r.. fcr I remember with l''',e thrill of
.om7umc;icu the good natared o., unclc
rhon " had left placidly dozi1g before
&c glowing sea coal Gre. But, perhaps, he
Wa "a exception. On the whole l was
!, lie sure he mast be an exception, for the
t-erse,ic woman had been married three
''aes, aai she certainly ought to know
sboa. men. She entroatod all
!. .5.soa'ei sor,en to rise above the tread. !
! IL g- domestic du!ies; TO break from their
I IRA itac bondage and move TO the front.
,.ar'' 70 the front and tear down the iron :
trrls-s which man had fendishlv built I
-5ca. them Shs asked the members to
Tar doru the barriers and lca7e there ,
! e l. b'aa1enal ruins.
She lid Tot par.ieuiarize as TO how the
!, .aleFful feht Was TO BE accomplished {
Neither Gil she indicate tbs directions TO {
"a front" il may except . general
, a,ing Of both hands. which might hare
..,-1el como pnrticn,.- SPOT, or nigh. {
! i. embraced a.! creation. She also de- .
-.e1 L.2t every member must aud should {
se para.e field 20 labor in. S
,oautry school teaching was declared to
: mission Of eolsin Belle and your
,,'= servant. Il was cur duty TO labor I
/, {. .ue Innocent children; 10 teach them
,aat : yoIlsn was mans equal; or if any Z
| ,rs. ..::e more than bis quail. c
i-4Guo. sav thai we betrayed much en- 1
/. .u,;asn, when lie energetic woman tri- Z
e, Ena.ly announee1 her success in find a
H., a. = schoei situated somewhere in the c
.ck y es<l. Bui being bound by as many a
rs Is tie Masons, We haa rothing 70 do v
II, sal.ait. 4
lpc, Ben reared aud s.ormea fran:icly, 81
III !. L.s: a compromise vas ef-o'ei. If
!, esst-.tg vas rot pleasant and highly &