, 1874-02-08
WOMAN.
Her Many shortcomings at the
Present Day.
xpnat She Must DO to Fulfill Her
True Mission.

rnnen Of the present day do not resemble
.x nrobably compare with, the women ct tn
ut inasmuch as they have vastly deteriorate
;, nbysica1 yigor, in good sound common scns
~ the practical uses Of life, and in their idea
= Ehst constitutes happiness. Woman's des
N, is noble one, if she ful1lls the laws o
pnyidcnce in regard to her.
HER PROVINCE 1s HOME;
~ b. mans consider IN af1liction.-his tru
e1ead aud adyiscr in t1oub1e,--her kccner ia
t,;tons of:en aiding his calmcr reason and iudc
,1aut. Her greatest safeguard is happy home
She exercises more potent power for good O,
.r1 thsn King upon his throne. "She rulet
~ camp, the court, the graves" but not by en-
t,ins tue a1ena Of public life, unsexing herself
tv;nc to establish equality OF se1es,-true eoua.
;trconaisting in her being equal, in her sphert
;.ction, to man in his, each having different
I'D distinct duties. -
When woman once disputes the palm OF
..reriority with man By haransuing from pub.
Ii platforms. che must Justly expect to lose
h. cblyalrous respect all true men pay all true
xousu. She will not be treated with the COM
non courtesy they pay each other. She be-
ep1es simply something to avoid and dread.
II tbs women who are clamoring for ths ball ct
md wornan's rights would use their supernuous
.osrsies to influence women to be
ea@s -, ,,.,,-z.e .,---.
t1eT EoHlo oe uo1u6 uoo1cr Hofk, and, BY ex-
t,anple, would correct errors and amend social
x1opcs, and the result would be most ealutary
fo1 society and the good Of mankind Let wom-
:, ha Int true to her best her noh1est raf,,ra
md she Will "'elo power to check, If not
rbollv redress. the terrible social evils of this
,.v M ,cnis1etivo law can do = !. a,c;, 81
w. nsfor,n.tion m9 Is headed Nv ~ 0o''a'
IN fs,e f}rst nlace thu system of ed,c,+;o, for
uan,an ia -: No~
''''.< RADICALLY ~ FAr1,v
e,et1.inr and Stimulating tie brain to undue
.I .he last tbine cultivated if At MI 9rs ,aaSa
.smn.Tias .au md coeres as eTo,nstas s;t',
.sais aud honoru a,s1 s+;1to Goas - .".,sa
1-e,f 1eTo1ntinn IT, he .xro1rht. ~ tto;r A..
xiv ;nnractca1 unftted r. he hannr 1viv3s In5,
frI', WI mothers looking upon domestic 1ife as
,s ,ssnIs nfvays seelinr To orriva A. 3mnnss;hia
ro,Is losins the rreaf hapniness of lone. ira
49, 1r1 Nafrra'a laws ~ Ha1i
;"a I;;a r. var ont,os;to ~ 1rlot 49, D.;
49, ~ ~ ;,tonded' for ttSo sxx "N0o
Ternan raod M i,e tho,ob+ s1,roa hoc,,,so
49,. s-a fr,fll;,e, +,,a;- r,;o1, 49, -,.S,o 5at;,
- ~, 49, - ,ro1ron T1,ora .ra -,,ora r.se n.- -
80 oa;n;a1, md foef;a ~" ~
:. the davs oT horharie11 for ~ rarr -ooson
H.. ~ cs;izot;on haa 9,;iaa ~ a1a.sta an5 on ~,
st.,,t saes - ~'' ~ ~1~'As0 "AAo -
prve7c.y crrr,r .zcrae.n~
n, ron,aI;s ,,,,t;c. 49, ~ ,sn,,;noas - T'a+ x;r1
ta hohh1edehor tnn,hot % aqen 1itt1o III 49,
~ sou, har "t t.,ra xaara 4ot Par bo draesad ~ -
~ eT, 1'A IN. 1ar rda ~, 1oreshoc1 c,rb fa4,cas
stae os1 +o,a ~ -; s.Sa5 ,,,ea,i"
ssa 5auston;na r ''Hs sonnd ne,IIh a,d 80,
49,, 49, ~ % 690A - ~ ~ ~ +,s:snht
!yro,,. 1raaoaf.,1,.- ~. ~ ~ ro15ah
'..,ae.ad % soLenis IL aSds q, ,.,,,,, ~
1om.n And Whom she hocomoa . sta;d dc.
'u-a ,"dS, 1at ber tss,o rac1,r
-a-o;.a at:o,,- a.. o1,t ~ Jnoya LroatL;r96 |
H. 80, ~ troa
bs 3nind ~ eSn,,rec;ata Ha wonJarfnI corsru - |
~ ~ .nd 1sndecana ~ anch divorsifed hea~1r
o.n1,n;,,s. :: Sr+h N,+,,-a 1o.rinr t1a +osn a,,5
o;n1 ;n.n 3,,n sortw ia- ro41htas ~ t,,;s
ID sha world 1,ara = hsnnv he,it,,y tamnera'
ant IinGl1 s,i iovo,,a .I1;'stend NJ l;ri!,a in
s,i ~ -oo-oa. hraoth;1,n 4.it;a+ad ar. dresano
" J;.,os. t,,,i;,s.- ,.5i.aa 1oa;nc- ~;
- - hs r. - ii;fa {. o,n1']a5 6ot Inor;nr Civ
,ralr N there n,,st he . remedy for this.
T Il mothers educate THAR daughters with
,1,rsad snd 1;horaI r;ess ;mnrcss;ner t,,cTn
,h 1A1@ 110oA"
rur1p enAvr pEsroEs7uu,1r1Es
racta1,t 1r;res aoa 1,nthare tcach;no +bcrn |
w. r. %no1-o t1air buafonda and honoaa fanny.
b.r. 1,o1v LnrroT IT dec7vjnc their ow1, aer
hn',1inr m tn ridiculo INV of its wcaknesse.:
eoser gocd and not o7,1 to oiva kindly cor,r. |
nm W61i,s md sympathy to nil thew meet in
4. .Tecornizinc. t,y doing 20. tho Divine auafity /
huma1itv: and mt to snend ali of q life
yen for pont1 and useful nurnoses in the mere /
ipperies Of dress. and seuscless. unmeaning
ossip. Not but What this writer thinks eyery
ontn shon11 lie dressed II, taste. and AZ richly
her c;rcnmst. nces viii admit. Most cortajnlv
oman Should
PAY STRICT ATTENTION
their personal anpearance without offending
,od taste by roinr to extremes: not dragging
e hair of tho face til he eyebrows are lifted:
II following tho l,7deo7,s and rayoltinp fashion |
opted by Old and young, OF weaving q fringe
false hair over the forehead and eyes, Which
seests the idea of a wild auiuaf more than !.
nsible human beine not having dresscg SO
h, around the form as to verge on yulgarity.
usiug most rnrraceful gait, sad to see, Such
res to fashion. such slaves to custom. have 10
sard for tasto Or the becomjnr.
Another rreat detrjment to health ia steam
at in rooms. which e1bausts and dries IN tho
althy blood. Omen. cheerful crates are neces-
y t5 health and hannincss. And vet another
1ss Of The creat want Of vitality in women Of
IS dsv III lie
UNHEALTHY, pED1r1TArr>Sa DIET.
luxurious for every dav. solids so 1itt1e |
len: sweets md pastry 70 much indu1yed in,
1pler diet and mora healthy exercise would
luce the too hjchly-neryous organization of
men: It is a 1amentable fact that few women