The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-08-24

life. One thing, however, appears very
clear upon the surface OF it, and that is
that there is faI less danger Of causing
displeasure when there is only one 10
please than when there are two. In say.
ing this we have no desire to in any way
disparage the married state we are only
putting in plea for those women who
for various reasons remain unmarried.
Domesticity has pleasure and a charm
of its own. The Christening Influences that
are cngendered in the rearing Of young
family, if used Alright are inestimablc At
the same time, women who marry, like
men who marry, give hostages to fortune,
and, so far forth, are not so free as their
unmarried ssterhood to devote themselves
to the alleviation Of that mass of other.
wise uncared for misery and sickness and
poverty and ignorance which, even in the
best ordered communities, as the world at
present stands, must surround them on
every side. Let us grudge no honor to
the married women--the mothers of the
rising generation Of our countrymep. But
at the same time let US not forget, far
less treat with contumely, the silent, pa.
tient, and uupretending--thou none the
less valuable and important-labors in
their own field Of usefulness Of the women
who remain unmarried W. oro no,
speakipp of the class to which ,bat one
belonocd or whom !, corl1 nnlv ho so;5
on her tombstone tbat nsho lived gortecl.
lv on n small incomc"-tboncb e2en sbo
might claim the negative merit Of NOT bo.
inc a burden to apybodv Nor If tbat
other onc of whom i was said
sno ow,sh h,ond na.,ion.,. and 1.a.,,. ,o,,.,...
Ana she painted in water colors, 'r'' ''''7 ''''
And sent several pictures to the exhibition
Sno SnI was va & irs' COUSIN hn i TO- lazy Jones,
vaa ,..c.. a. .'.'.'Y'l ..s, '.''',"'
~. H' w W. No"uno Ou, 9eivVs " '1a' nap
p"S eo;a" % Jus .,ass " l.Iiuo. iIu'es 81, wno'
~ ~ r.o@'o.. "n1 a. -",oul a.. 'a,"'usy' n.l up
o;no,a @ ~ .L sr s,,,o.; uDs.u :" 'no ,"'nl'y
80 " ~ 'aL -, ..I''a.'on' ''l VI S'0A"e'o anu
ot i un1o'n vai1n '"c "1!r'" !!t,n cO SrryncrS
vcolths !, which ,he;r lot ia cost
We nretcr rather r. rocoaniso tho
claims 70 our ero,;,r1o ~ tbot 1or l,raor
class who bovc toton m ond ov,ondnd sLo
worl wb;cb was Io;d dnwn wbon tho f,sL
;on ooosod cor rron,on oroIi &c., ',' ou1 Isl "iI
mes ~ rononrco msrr;ana n onJ tho u marId o.,
t61o,bor anJ ,ot;na nn tho;r % aboSo I ~ va -
I;d;ons honsos dasaota ~ ,ho .aD'o;njan " "
tbeir I;voa 70 worts of o;otv anJ obar;,v
Thn .'e;s,or S 81 Mnso,,, ~ anS ,,o So -
CLor;,r as rooonn;,od ;ns,;t,.;ona M LoOa ~
disannSarod fror, onr n;ds, Sn, .ho;r
worI i csrr;ed On rar moro rn;ra,saII,, ,
md far mnro ef;niontlr ,hnn :, w "rc, '~n ,rn.
and hat ob;eAv y bvtbo a,,oncy oe m,iacn Ia
d;os E ,,,o ,,ol} Ill ~ ;,'..';., ;''' :"
Az Lrowlo5as aJranoo" ,hnn njr.noo "'a|,,
with Il NJ soonar Is - fonn3 ,ho, i,
no.nnna - ono 81 .,,o uost nno1ro.;s9o
sourcoo of cr;mc ,han tbev are found
grubbiqg away indu,rriou.Iy a, the roots
Of that fallen tree OF iniouiiy No soou.
er is it discovered that iusantary arrange.
ments arc the prime cause of disease and
death, than the limewash and the scrub.
bing brush are brought into instant re.
QUESTION, These, with many other kin.
dred ones, are the reasons why they are
found busily engaged at school boards and
at meetings Of the Social Scielce Assoc-
alton This is why, when they possess
the requisite qualification, they want to