The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-11-29
FOR THE LADIES'

Marriage is described by French cynic as
tiresome book with very fine preface.
The Italian universities have never ex-
cluded women Centuries ago they even
elected them professors.
The full title of Miss Edith Pechey. who
was recently confirmed as a physician in
Dublin, will be IL. X. O. G.. T.. L." il she
passes the examination. The London Tele-
graph thinks it is downright cruelty To roll
so many heavy letters upon lady.
The following passage is from the Life
and Correspondence OF Mrs. Delong." edited
by Lady hanover: THE oratoriO of the
Messiah was first performed in Dublin on
April II, 1742, when Mrs. Cibber is said to
have executed her airs 50 pathetically that
DR.. belong exclaimed. Woman, for this b.
all thy sins forgiven
Whether, considering their natural Aal-
Ousy, which is proyerbial, the MEXICAN
women could be subjected to polygams may
/ well be doubted, but certain it is that the
men will make the effort if ever the doctrines
of Brigham Young take strong f0othold in
/ this republic. The Mexican women are
greatly in excess of the men so much so
that the disproportion is immepSe. Leading
Mexican minds are now seriously bordering
over this problem, for so UNEQUAL division
OF the sexes produces startling social results
Within the near. future, Hexico will be a
United States.-Letter f.Vm Mexico
The New York correspondent of the st.
Louis Republican writes: "A pretty, wealthy
girl, of good family, of this city, while
recently in PhiIadel phia struck the fancy OF
Chinese merchant who was in charge OF
the Chinese exhibit at the Centennial He
openly expressed his admiration, said, L
like you muchee, come see me muchee,
etc, and presented her with many novelties
of Chinese manufacture among them some
beautiful scarfs OF Canton Grape. One of
them is dark crimson, peculiarly becoming
to this pretty brunette. So she wears it in
COquettish fashion about her threat, and tied
in long loop who reaches below her waist.
Suddenly all her female friends are in ques
OF these lOngCanton scarfs of crimson hue't
Here is the secret of making child happy
and of finding happiness in a child. He or
she must be taught to obey. And in ordi-
nary cases this difficult lesson should
be learned before the child is two
and a half years old. 1t is mar
Iyelsus how a child knows when a par
ent's word can be relied on. | know very
well writes a mother) how difficult il is for
mother to keep herself sufficiently up to
he mark to see that her wishes are attended
p. 1t seems so much easier, for the mo-
lent, to let things slide, and it entails so
luch difficulty afterward. The trouble is
ally the greatest at the beginning, for ii
e child forms while young habit of ODE
enCe and If the younger ones see that the
Ter ones obey. comfort and happiness seem
follow almost matter of course There
no doubt that Obedient, well-conducted
,ildren are by far the bappiest. Once be-
a trying TO give child everything il
ants, and the old story is repeated-it asks
II the moon, or something equally inacces.
Sle. One way of furnishing small offenSes
rs to Withdraw the permission 10 do little
sfvices for Jack and myself, and very
lavy punishment indeed. was to send the
thld to bed before papa came home. This
iAvays caused terrible grief. Our reward:
S,re books and toys-not impure sweet:
hal vapid buns. 1t is such pity to bring
child up ia think that something to eat is e
be tue reward of virtue Far better give it
pretty book, which will interest and amuSt
u when the sweets and buns have done theil
nischieyous work and gone. Mothers car
do much 10 instill into their children
minds IA reverence and love for books. which
Will le bl essing TO them long as they
lire