, 1875-10-10

And rightly sped, had not results been good.
Ripe to tho w'ah Of Jove. the Gseat Au-InosinRs
q Alas! Thou'st gwen full many dart away
To wauton elves cf Passion, freely rowing
Through El7oroue shades OF sir; thc;c luatful play
cinders green he2rts before they think oftlovingI
| And many nu arrow. tipped with greedy gold,
Hath LETT , n snps Sa oo"st{ns flssa, 70 dTahsa tx
| LNriug eeH-o7eIs to 4 fate mistaken!
"Too long my tender ear that loves softened eong
Hath borne the discord Of the worlds disputug;
Each day the grinding howl OF something going W1on,
In thy do,Eein at:'r1ns ,hy wsnton shooting!
| What's thxt7 Your hHrdnccs7 Sstan, boy,
In srraight-aimed mischief scarcely could outssnl
you!
You'd fire the world had you but half IN eye!
And nov, in Earths msterna1 style, I'll spank your
Thereat she bowed the little god across her knees,
| And straight Earth,s valas Go rang With ciatter
That Ecribes sat down to bl;e the quilts OF geese
In study crown, DER VIA: might be the iuatterl
Faneya gay elves eneored With capers daft;
The Muses marched aIout huge ink fountain;
Whilo honest Tan, from lungs ostreporous, laughed
| And, with aprlaadnc hoote, bedrummsd noun
| CHICAGO, 0et.s. BorEs II. cAxrsu1-
| PICTURE OF 4 REAL WOMAN.
| TO TIT Editor Of TIE Cn,rane Tribune:
! CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-Is Inns been so ordained b5
| our Heavenly Father that earth's fair daughters
should be the uainissering angcih OF mans home
| hero below. It is their work to make Of home
that fondly-prized retreat where love resides in
complete happiness, and where man, sheltered
from the din OF worldly toll, spends the goiden
| n,o1nente of his life. It is true that there aro
many women vino, from circumstance, ere
obliged to so out into the world and gain iveli-
hood for themselves. but it does not follow from
this that they must usurp any position rightfu1Iy
belonging to the other sex. There aro many
1ucfause places NO" occupied o7 men WHICH
xighHuIT belong to tEese Women. It some
must labor Gnd fight ife's battles alone, there
ara ,,nroarona hich md ennoh}iro fa1ds for
,:.s: xs.:
lnou ~ e4'@eA "A'1oo' o1eeA.eon6 A0AA@o44o
purity and graces.
But the true and proper place Tor all women
to be WHO are blessed with a home is IN it. Only
.hoaa st,.raa ,-;tt, f.,aa s-,n;t,, nro.l,,, +h.t
@Ao9o 49, A~re
"o1nsn !ot Is low- Ao"' haeea! Is II 10" 20
reieu the queen OF homer 10 train the minds
that rule nation with their wisdom? Home
v.1 .,vars ha a woman. world uoma ia har
,.:-s.s -:,, y-
hinsooa' a0u noe VII ~ ie'su o'et l' ~"
4Epof1ans 1s 1ne place CALICO hono 10 tae "ofio~
It is the planting ground Of eyery seed OF in-
austry the garden of virtue and the puraery OF
,a,;ainn rharefnra bov ;rnnortant that tha in
a1-.:.. s-s-, -. .,...,. - s.e
noeneea "oacn ha1fooio iau'1'' 0aoo1o 10 pule
aud no!s, and II order tnas 1hey may De sncn'
there must be loving. watchful mother 1t the
helm. Here il tbe radi.nt centre tho central
err ~ howe uov ,,rb ia ararv honsabo1d that
sun o. nome' 10y tFen Is every nooseno" 1'ae
has aor lts eu9so'ao a1se' ooe no1nes' q
weakness ct homelove is often the cause OF
moral rum. Many q man Of strong impulses
and impetuous character has brayed harasbioa
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eno 1es's'eo 1eapnuous "nlen "ooao a.'o oeea
TOO great fo6 ian had u nos oeen fof nis sssoog
love Of home In every proper sense
in which home can be conaidered, it is q power
fui incentive to noble act,on and high and pure
t,oratity. Not all the Judges in the world ever
decide 0nestious Ialt 80 irn9orteot IS those cam
ine conat.otlr to a mo,ters tribunal.
Il ia tl,n high Office of a woman to make home
sttractiIe: haven OF rest for her husband
whan be ia wearv with the business cares Of the
Iook man with fee!inrs of nieasure If PARENTS
we're TO make homo attractive by hind words and
smiles. nroyidipe 1unocan: anusemants for their
ch1ldren. nud becoming Interested in them aud
their f,a,nea fever won1d leavo such pura aur-
ronnfl1ncs for the cor,uut;ng atmosplere Of tbe
streets, billiard-halls, and saloons; fower Young
1oen wnn1d % leaye the nura mir o. Tho ouiot cou1.
try 70 csin urecarious living in the crowded and
gnfni c;tjes- Fewer husbanGs would disregard
their families ware women to do this iustaad OF
rep1ect;na thar i3nties for tha Woman's Radical
clubs or the calls of fashion. When this point
Of rerfection ia reached. thcre will be warmth
real 1orofo1t. and coutentment around our fire.
sides.
educational
needed nefo,e one ca, iuiIicioueIy pcrfprn the
duties OF her household. When man desires
to follow auy profeseion he canuot. nor Is le az
nected At once to become fapailiar with all the
op1,rafions Of bis position. Ha must labor ear
nestiv for yeara and hy natient and constant an
plcation ascend eten b. step to the goal at which
be has aimed. And 40 to become 3 cultivated
yoman. one must cou,mence early to prepare
and study ione. # Won would ennoble and dig
nify the nation, educate tie women and tho work
IL tione for where thore arc cultivated women
tnere il refinement intellectual and moral pow
er and life in it's highest sense. In the first |
plsce. thev should be educated physically. for
On tt,e aoundness Of tho body lepends the sound
neas ct the mind. Tire rieheat 1utel1ect ia Of it,
tie avail if locked No iu IeebIe slcklY body, 4
noh1e character uon]d not make half its i'm
preesion on the world if It was imDrisoned in
xe,knees md f.ntened with disaaae ttThe
hodT ia the instrument On which the n,nd makes
tho MUSIC Of life and II We vou]d haye that !
music sweet aud harmonious, We must haYo = |
rood ins,rumeu: and kean It in tune"
Woman'e f1st and greatest dntv is to conserve
tbe heaIth Of horyeIf and fan1liv. It dater- |
mines whetaer thay viii leai yirtuoua. honest !
iiras mr. vicious snd dis;,onest onag' II we |