, 1874-07-19

DAILY TRIBUNE: SUND
| will leave her fow powders which will re1ieS
her present syrnptoms,-a little op1ate to quiz
| her nerves. The woman feela angry st bein
| called nervous while her husband, who noigi
otherwise have sympathy for her, becomes in
patient with her " nervousness"
This want OF knou Ledge,
THIS 1oxoRAncn ox THEMSELVES,
IS deplorable+ The wife suffers from the yfols
tons OF the laws Of health; while the husbans
suffers still more, as she who should make hi
homo little heaven upon earth has turned
lnto-the other place the result OF which 10
eat.and~dog life. or divorce case.
Tho wealthy have better chance; they hav
the means In their hands OF providing against a
these ills; but they. through ignorance, fre
auently suffer ~ much as the other classics. l
is not only woman's right, then, that she shouls
have all knowledgo Rotating to herself pfsced 81
her DISPOSAL. but it Ia also mans right, anu chill
dren's right, as they suffer from her Ignorance
even moro than she berself does.
There ls such law In Nature As
| THE Law OF COMPENSATION,
and this law is not lacking in woman's case. II
has been decreed that woman shall pass many
long years fraught with pain, sotrow. and anx-
iety, which do not fall to the lot OF he,
more favored brother, man. The same power
las also decreel that she shall after this period
has passed, il she have lived rightly and obeyed
all the laws Of her being, live many long years.
and be granted an immunity from disease which
ii not allowed to man.
II sha has not dlsobeyed the laws Of health,
her eyes viii be clear and bright; there will be
no dimming Of the sight yet, mo noed Of un-
slightly Hpectacles her vision is aa good as in
| tho days Of childhood; and abe may now devote
her energies to whatever pursuit she pleases,
| untrammoled By any OF the Ills to which abe was
before subjected. The suffermgs through which
she has passed have given her fortitude and en-
durance, and she brings to her work an nntring
devotion, = ~atchful patience, born Of the years
through which abe has lived.
She may now, If she choose, enter upon new
| Ine;
HAY SELECT ANY VOCATION She p1EAsrs.
with no thought OF hindranco: in fact not 80
much az man at her ago, a. she has q much
better prospect bofose hor OF length OF dars
than he has. It has been the custom for sucl,
women to pass into obscu1ity. Their work the
work monopolized by women, tho work OF
maternity, is finished, aud, With the standing
women have had in society," they are no longer
needed, and are allowed to retire and grow old
gracefully. This is all that is now expected OF
them: to rolinquish failing youth md Welcome
age with becoming grace
Oh ye savans! how grateful no are for your
many favors. aud your excellent ndvics we shall
be cure to follow. We havo granted that wom-
ans maternal duties must necessarily tako M
hc1 time aud attention, and she needs ebe SUP
: port and protection OF man, and sho is entitled
70 them from the man Who hrn,ohe matornitv
upon her; but, when these duties are over she
must, they say. depend upon tho friendship Of
the other ser and crov old gracefully We ara
Yory much Obliged tor tho priy,ieye ind wa in.
tend 10 avail ourselves Of 4 part Of it. and only
part. Ne have llved one life, and
VIE 1sTEND TO L1yK ANOTHER,
and We shall en1eavor to live it we'll, and do With
do, whether it is sweeping floor. Washing
dishes, writing book, engaging in SOME buai-
ness Which haA hitherto becu noscpolized by
man, or depositing vote IN the balot-box.
A strong bnrrier has been removed from the
path Of woman BY tho lnte law passed bv our
Legislature, which permits q woman to enter
into partnership with her husband. or with INV
other man providing Hhe has her husbands con-
sent. I am somewhat old. fashioned. lust
enough 30 to believe that the husba nus
world should centre IN his xife. and the
wife's world should contre In her hus-
band. and the partnershjn in hus,noaa
should be between those who haye alrestly
entered into matrimonial partnership. and their
and enduring. as their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wife being the he!pmate for which af1e Eas orig
inally designed. Is man 4 LAWYER. h;a uifa ean
prepare his briefs and pload his clients cs,so-
powders to BITS patients. Is ho minister she
can prepare his sar1nons, and occasionally preach
thcn1. Is be carpenter or mason, she caa use
his saw, or plane, or his trowol although We
imxglne that few women vould SOLICIT the
mechanical arts or tha laborer's profession, AZ
manual labor does not pay, and women arc lust
smart az men In that respect, and those With
braina will DO likely to
SELECT A VOCATION ru.7p,va
It may be said to them "a b, n,cn s.rha
professions arc a1says oyencroxded." This ia
also tr,,a nf thn trados ond noch.n;c.1 ara |
t11ev too ara oyercrovdad vith Cha atldir;orai |
disadvantage that ther reo,ire hut Tttle hrs1ns
machinery having taken thcir nlafso vhjle. in |
tbs professions. machinerv il At diecnnnt
brains are necessary there and "a II has beon |
said "T,hera ia alvnys rnnnn in tho nnT,a, |
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