, 1879-06-12

Cincinnati Commercial.
Under tlcheau OF "ThrGe Successful Women, y
Mrs. L. K. Churchill, il the pyoY.,!enco Journal,
tells MI interesting stnry Of tt,sco Now York
ladies. 1llu first OF these is Malc. Ucmorest,
tic founder Of the great paprr-pattoen tn,lustry
Sho Is asl American womap, With Yankee
sttewducsa, and tue tasto in dress Of Frcnch-
woman. 1ier paper patterns 20 wherever rail-
roads util steamboats, TO- aud so1no places who1o
they do not. sllu las twenty.sx agcuclps In
Franco alonc. Recently ahe sent ton Of papcr
patterns to London at one shipment. she has
made u substantial lorttuo through her clever
ncas and untiring oNergy 6lo employs many
mon In Acr Immense business house, aud as a
wllim Of her own that she will hire no man who
uses tobacco In any shupe. Sue was for time
Interested In tca lmportattons, md during tint
time nude the uncomfortable discovery that
't1iere was not mound Ut b1nch ten Which IL
not alulterated With logwood." From l.or loug
connection with woFklnE girls she has bccono
much Interested I'll Tie Industrial training OF
woMacn, which sl.c rightly believes 10 bo thu
great need of lar se1. Sho long ago discovered
whit everybody else ilas found mt ,Sho ever
undertook to aid poor wofklnswotncn, tint
aearcnlY 2s,u IN ilYo hundred Of thc great army
tuor arc they willing 10 remedy their Ictcetss
by p"tlcnt application" That ts tho worst
Slrs, Churchtll'a SECOND successful vop Oil IL
Mrs Gtoly, "Jenn'o Inne." Her matslcn na1ua
sought employment on TIT New York press.
Saptunt tnana0iuI edltors laug!lott at her, It Is
said. Margaret Fuller to the contrary nokwitl1-
standing. tngy degiarrd llat no woman could
write &nyth!n. that Nns worth sua..i..E In 4
duly newspaper. But sllss Cunningham, would
not bO put dow,l. St4o pereevered tut Z day
ea1na whan they no longer lnugllsd. Now sis,
tot', Is re"plns nn ampls pccunjary harvest
ar.i9ous sort. It Is not to be denied. sho
works like u stcel machine. She e1lts
LtMoTkssts dfagaxiae, md is tho correspondent
OF TWENTY-FIVE dItfcrent newspapers. For some
first wonao's club formed In this country. Her
9a1eller slay, htghay.cuitured young g1rl, Ia
following her niolter's example as worker,
aDd has hdopteti. tho theatrical profession fur
ncr oceup4tion. Both Niue. Detnorcst ana Mrs.
Crnly have beautiful homes.
r, Tile third 0f Mrs. Churchill's trio Is At(ss
Susan king. What kind Of successful woman
SUE 10 may b. guessed from the fact tllat BY her
owt! eEorts hae !!ns at1lassed fortune Of half
million dollar:. Howl she WI s1'rewd Maine
gtrl. ellc had observed TINT t!ss peculiar article
of food knomp as ''tripo had'n good market
value ~ tic cultured City of Boston. At tho
same time she observed that thu farmers at'
s sSo us Gs ost ss all ss,eS Hes 81 o ehsase nas ~
number of women to prIpar1 tue htu1E for her,
a,d ttrn sha eeGt II for sale to hostou. In this
WY, sho sealixed, in thno. good SUN OF inonoy
srtly "weal ple," but trlpe. With tl4u Inollsy
she lad aayed sho went to NeH York, un'l beeat,
continuously to buy real estate In sllall way.
She held II I'LL thu prtco so put 90 it was olIor-
ed, au.t then sold IL, Just rs spccu!atore of tha
stronges-n,inlud az DO. Women eau do SO SO
many things that peoplu tllnk l(,eY eau't do, Il
they only set thcir hsads 70 IT., T.. snd then work.
aud walt patiently. aud don't throw away a
nvta. Ii sliss King had spent tint urst tsfpe
nonsy tor scalskin eloak alsl silk dresses. sao
would nut Ut preseus bu tue owucr VI half .