The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-06

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World gives . little article on this
subject, which We append:
A woman tells this story TO the
Boston CalsiratH, and many can tes-
tify Of their osn knowledge that it ID
very sadly true: II can ct forty
women 70 marry me. within hfty
miles of this village" said man to
! ne the other day, ''Dut ! can't lind 2
woman any where ~ho viii come and
help nv wife, and she is breaking
down every day Yes, breaking
down. Come anyone look in her
ashy white face and not read the story
written there. OF hard work. in sea.
son and out OF season! She has four
little girls, the eldest sir years, the
Youngest three months. Her husband
keeps six cows and culiiva,es a farm
of : hundred acres, employing txo
hired men to help him. Three meals
must be cooked daily for family OF
seven, not counting The baby; four
children dressed and cared for. the
milk OF SIX cows attended TO: the but
ter made, while the weekly washing
must be accomplished in some way.
From 1 O'Clock In The morning till 10.
and sometimes IL o'clock al night,
one pair OF feet and enc pair Of hands
perform this labor, and now the tired
body rebels and says: This cannot
be endured" or course extra aid is
not to be obtained so easily in mid
summer, but it nigh, have been pro-
cured early in the spring. Il doubt
le.e would have been found had it
been needed to assist the mans work.
Let me tell you another case: The
farmer and his wife hare three chill
dren, all under eigh, years. He en-
plors two hired men, boarding them,
.ni keep eleven CO.'S. 4 woman
comes in II do the washing and iron
ing, bu, thsr is all the assisf snce she
receives. ereep, The few steps her
children can save her. She must rise
a, O'Clock al prepare hressfss.. 81
that her husband sud the .'h.uti- :
can be in the mosing fell a.
Every o;her day. hoa evrr. one Il the
hired men rema.nst'ds he eaIriaing
for her: but his fssnr wss nj all Srd
her until she hal ,hrexfen~d ~ c,H
in the doctor. 70 deslafe H. her h1s-
band her inability - ID sueh aeri
labor. Then il WAS n luctautiy cnn-
ceded, although to forty pound
frkins Ct butter were packed each
week; for our farmer hfi-s himself
upoa n h-si Of caS- -p4r btspi
Alderneys seis th- buster Al
the aighe-t rss-s. carefully Gefs. ttG
is pro :eei Is in the tsus, aud r.reh
giving his uIis =. n rEea - i fsrr i j.
lar bill Il IL HIS lat j. jaue IL, IT,
the ''hanG' come Just As quick a. sou
can. u nj let Mrs. " keet, ga I F..
anything else. Hay can't "st IT.
women's work There are ,.i,h-. 80
wash, milk TO skim, pans % ,eaid,
beds to make. children to dress. basy
to nurse. rocms to sweep, aud oInn.
10 cook over the IL ling b t st We
and one woma 10 do al.
/ Csd.z lie ter in tie New Y.rk
Letiy.r SAYS: Notice had ig.er.
posted on ali he public places tia
OH ceft ain day th- buil Il Moo
would be introduced into ih. arena.
and ht,, when he should have been
gosded 10 the utmos' fury. ,oung
girl would appear and reduce tie
animal 10 suhjeeGion. The people OF +
Cadz had heard Of Fl Moro as TIN. .
most magnificent bull e.er brought .
into the city. and it soon became
known that the girl thus ADVERTISE
was = peasant girl Of Espara, who
had petted the bull, and fed it and
cared for it during The years Of its
growth. On the appointed d,y the
vast amphithester was FLIED will a.
anxious, eager crowd. The bull. haG
been killed and dragged away, aud /
then the flourish Of trumpet, an
nounced the coming Of the herr Oh
the day. With deep, terrific r ar
'El Moro entered npsn the .rene
He was truly magnificent. l,os NJ
monarch, black aud glossy, with eyes
OF IRE, dila'Ing nostr!ls, and w!chcl
looking hnrn,. The picadores at +
tackled him sariiv. hu led their ban
derillos small, dsr, Ike iayelins, or
namentei with 'i5boos. and e,eu.t ed
to jade and nfnria,el. The huI. had
kille / three horses off hani. AMI hal
received ei.h b.adafilio> m biz neck
and shoulders, when, npJn a given
signal. the picsdDres and m.'ador-s
suddenly Withdrew. Icaying The IT,
furiated heasi alone Ia rs - IL par
oxysm of wrath. pcssen Is a satt.
musical note. ike the piping Of
lark. was heard, aud directly after.
ward girl not more than fifteen
years OF age, with the tasteful garb
Of an Andalusian peasant, and with
pretty face, sprang lightly into the
arena, approaching the bull fearle. sly,
at the same time ealing his nam;
Moro. Moro. Yaroyr 4, the FRS,
sound OF the sweet voice the amin. Il
ceased his fury and TUNED towards
the place whence il came, and when
he sas the girl be plainly m .ui:es,ei
pleasure. She came TO his head anf!
/ put forth her hand. which be licked
with his tongue Than she sang 4
low, sweet song. al the same time
csressing the animal by patting hm
on the forehead, and while she sang
the suffering m march kaelt a. he
feet. Then she s'oopej aui geutII
removed the cruel hanl-riIiDs, az 2
which. with her arms around Il
Moro's' neck, she led him toward tn
gate Of the torril.
The combined capital OF the Ro,hs