, 1874-10-16

~ W. 1Vy ACsR ~@~ L. hI1f l. lAO1Lt-
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with !l,n American of tho clans, lint va
@l!1sa @ !" .,,t 1hopca tor tug fpstre ,ll'on
thd 1,oiifn .yin9f ~ .s u rns IT y n ,.na 81 81
lila ssynntpea IL sho % traeeYa,s III fauhrTs. s. Who
woro tst,a,. TO attain hoalthfut woinal,l,oo,l.
tn tho evolution Of tho fut!lro third division
9r, tnG nl M raeG = II ~ 70 10 io5nHM ~ Has @ soa
vii bs Us usos e,dy ~ a1 s se aseMss,o ,"so 80
10 draw onr anatofea frotu tltS lower forms of
creation. lot at least follow .llp,n out to their
| legitimate concluEion. Ia there proof tint
TIis srEniIE wolMEss or THE HtyH
IN me " rnra nr sno 1niane gf'cn ny
tiat W wnsn s arn ore3 "s ,su .ooS 10
human beings, ,craIs then wo may trnst a evolution
| to nn!nral lawR.
ems ~ rsaass, Gu se1ts question; es fe.es aont
t,re ~ u W. ~. ~ ~ o9nes y 81 Mea Eta'ea ttoe-
il tho thinkers of tolny could ,,ern,Ia,sa e,nacvca
to lcayo tim other olty ronta Of Ills woman tuca
ton. century or two might .erva tn decide il.
Dut we ntrtyo not 10 combat pretudice, or futile
ae @ INA @ nse" u , im !nS 1ace' fnls cry ~nich
demand for poitcr and ireor eyciopmcn vii be M
awcrei and not alc it would be- vel lit Woman
sl,old aoise tl!ls grobon for srrslf al'o she fai
repn rot e to Cd aft pa 's n'f example, aa
| pisousa1oS.
Atias Partridge, OF philadelrhia, was the first
sho a ,on ta aiec, liz +, ao sr apsn
nm a SS ha % s sIs ~, , NY VIE r;a tnS
not wholly crcNt,,ros OF uoryos. thour It seoI,,.
90 ~ her FL training as T. though # wer1 intended
ao ev ,I ss. au .a" % ~ ~ tr,; i'Ia nv no pDay
tsuebt @ that % II Wea unladySo, Tes sIcs costume "nl
was nm essential portion Of tito girls physical
ttotnng no girl could take oxercia9 IL
suo oIa','asy Sos1u.nc' ~ RyMlpnhhm ., LAY poon
connccted with In Philadelphia, ai'd It Hns found
thnt broader elloAtn nnl broader minds wero tth
result There 10 % xss no % nse TINT tie grl soHa
1acasS'eS u c"fuEiof 'ue ooos's VOL I'd ief 'l'o
Airs. Q. N. Holden, OF Chicago, e1prossott her
great pleasure ht having tho Connress asaemole
viii, III the woman @ s1,ifrsso I % movement ~ % but I Tns
glail fo rtva hnr a,nnnrt 10 anv aseocinton which
Ind tor it, It's object tie improvement oi wonaa's
oonul.lon, leaving the suffrage qIeauoh 10 oo
considered ~ a corslatige isfue. She attached
| women,
puYs1oAt, EnuaAr,oy OF u,n,a.
| 1rx, f4I,:., 80 r: 49,.
| 1,it,a1',et. r.. - HHEn6ot te1a p"Pot ~ -.
~ !. nb.;.t r ~ wv ~ sun
M osa.t ~ H., ~ nre.,sa q. atls, an ioown.
than tho aairment Of ph5xica1 perfection. For Ibis
anlnses npsone tntaillng health of body. and co,-
ssanenttS or mind Nnr 10 this nl-physical parfcc-
\ ''o' Sn"1.*!t HnNlnu Mau iNs-
hesa Underwriting health of body aud mind i also bc
mosan{ eounu. sa WI! not De subject TO 1rFac or
nofp!l impulses ah "ieu Natural inBtsncta arc do.
Selopfa, wen natural e,oiions &c aroused she WI
eo;'!ro! them until sl.e proper time q gse:
W. Snao.. tnsssS!os9, snao% oss doNshtsrs moro
pT1aonty ana richly than to ''eato" ul'on them the
| highest possible pl'ysieal culture.
-, 1 shall not now attempt to demonstrate
tMese propositions, has3nR no time now to DO 20.
THOSE VIM naro studied Lho subject, OF phyaca per-
lecson knaW TINT chs sa.a ~ torpHTc sc.so Is not
M assertion but fact; and wllcre tho sound mini Is
eltroned ruler Of the eoun body al tho emotions
| md desires aro guided nnd held IN subsection
for Tue gooa Of tho whole II then becomes i.nposa1e
Tor perfect woman 10 ha immoral SINCE immortality
would ntHrio1ay Wcaket botl body and mind, caus-
Ing fapa deterioration FROM that high standard toward
which tho individual Was anaing or tiad perhaps al
ready ataIncd.
ince,rtlen, physical perfection, and indeed any
measure Of physical Health, is desirable for our
] daughters, 1t IL obviously our duty to Inquire
| now WE MAY GIVE IT To THEM.
Eo+ crorv IN. Ia ,b]o n ,,t.tr avon n.I.c, ,,orc
+om M ri .i,n " ro re nt 1ailv u, +b i ~
h NV. ~ ~ ~ q 49, 49, +,,rro ~. y 49, % Mau uv
hctor hc,itb ara cnusrnuenv aTsnnt NV, cu
@ ss9' ,nsn s' na 49," n sst.sHsau, LII 10y
m i'ep. % s1a,x nS' ; tal . uru s"aasu.e