Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-12
The Woman who Ought rs n
Cared For.

Inc woman who. when circumstances re-
qulfe II, can take care OF herself IL truly al
nIIiaDe ana delightful person 20 meet She en-
couiages our hearts 10 fee, that our daughter,
na. pe ntted BY proper education. 60 meet the
ctLt.gehcltS OF life cheeIfally. bravcIy aad su,-
u,SoIuuA But II II probable that we All fec,
when planning for the future OF our dauva,ers
wa, s u tistS are called upon 60 fulni the waols
v,ro"ns NATURAL destiny, II they become
wives ana mothers. their normal condition. Az
that Mhich would be The most favorable IN thely
own happiness ana complete and hatmoaiou.
development, would be that OF being CARD f,r
IN TINS condition. aS IN all right conditions they
are entitled 10 all the rights and nIiXileySs an,
nave All the claims upon the rfS,past and ktnI
ness or men thar could possibly Oe claimed M,
awarded To the most entelprising and success
ful workers among women in any deDaltment
or the worlds work.
Col. Robert Iuger>nl SAYS that WOMEN have
althe rights men have and one moy,a. the right
OF helng protected. In this statement he shows
MS discrimination and genuine puiiteatsS, in
s Una, ne ad not Use The common phraSeoiosy
ana say The night ~ being supported. mia
mas no more business 10 saw he SllpDort, M,
vile IMAM he has To say lac supports his partner
or ms clerks All good wives render a fun GRID
70 gro In INC partnership ~ the hume. even
though they do nothing hut make IL pleasant
,tiu hltet their husbands on their ret arm from
BUSINESS with a smile. Young Woman nv
virtue or fine education and natural al,jiIt,es
y aple as teacher tn earn. say. a thousand
nn"Lais year \ Young fellow asks her q re-
htlaulsh inns ana ioin him iu founding A home
,6 S. bat. IA " Otlag, perhaps. mainly 10 stay IN
the Mouse and overlook the houSrL eepiny She
may CONSENT 10 Go So with most lapnN r,-Srlitx
p"tn 10 herself ana him; but one essential r;P.
heht In her happiness must he tina by ~ ,io,ns
SIZE does not place herself in a position thai
snal create a painiIl sense OF .ieDcDdrnr-,
mere = no hlgh-Spirtsed woman who can en-
duie without pain Sucti an attitude. vet Their,
Il no Rightly constituted woman who iart,s moi
under the right conditiof.s. ENJOY having All her
temporal wants supplied and III being cared for
and prTG scted
An earnest and thought.,l writer upon social
questions OF The deepest Importance SAYS that
what this country most needs i = lei~urely.
hanpe ana caic-tfce motherhood. The period
when a motier has her little ones aiourrt her
knees olghB :" be the happitSj ot her life. But
when maternal cares press 4 stronger IElnd
than hers should ward of all other cares and
TRIALS That would oppIeSS her Of Interfere with
her care Tor hsr children. This i the paffot
when Woman'S most sacred rieht is that ot
being cared Tor aud protected. Alas. that 10 =,
many mothers tha period OF maternity II one oi
being oNerburdened physically and mentally.
ana ~ unrest anG sorrow nf spirit. And this
condition is one from which. in = majority OF
cases she cannot rescue herself She NAV
need. recreation, Change, help ia hcv 1aborS and
hdnN other things "a order 10 heaitiful con-
dltion OF mind and body: hut she lacks the
strength and energy Ia provide herself with
them. Here Is the opportunity Tor the good
husband. Here Il his Aance 10 binI his wife. 10
Inn with ''hookS OF Sleel:" here il his time 10
show that he appreciates what l. due 20 women
III the most import ant relation oI life But in
oI0er 10 do this he must render thi, homage,
not as one who gives 10 4 dencndent bui rather
as one who brings glad tribute to sacred altar.
Isl. Louis Past.