, 1879-03-01

music after sha llas formed the foundation OF
aollA education, let her tlevoto her tmo to this
talent: and, i circumstances arc sue! TINT sho
nlust uepcilu Upon her own cxartfons fpr lly-
ing, let her musical talcnt support her II att
other has desire and talent Tor art, first sccuro
ihe foundation, then devote her timc, II ncces-
ehry, 10 art: but parents do not thus wnsto
time and money upon child whose taste Ia for
efgo 10 music, dra1ing> and painting. 49,
there has been no improyci!fent in The matter OF
education since my cotleKos'ass, only that
fsn fnnk ssaoaEi [s 70, 20 sS9roaasy 70 taught ho
crs is contInually, "Excolslor" But tt.erc is ton
mich hurry; it Is . fast u9c, nn.i Lie desire Ia
10 Finish, and much T. only haff.lenrnel. Boys
and girls yet little Idea Of ono study, a,ld, be-
thrown asIdc, another takes IT. place, nnl very
little Is thoroughly thcir own. I ain not fins
musician, but the lessons learned when but "a
years old made an Impression have not lived
member t!ie drilling, tlie "go-bnck.ani.try.,hnt-
agatn,h TIL wondered II l aver could tnastcr
more than m ordinary exercise. had a thrce
years. en,htter'ng oE French, 4 little fnstrnc-
tIon IN drawing now nnd theu; but tho achools
dcareet to my molnosy.
To sour QfrIa let mo say willis you aro
waiting for Mr. Right Ono to como wootng do
not BE- !d!e. Occupy vol aud proAtably' tho
tins I'LL be comes, md after paticnt whiting,
you, altl you have tic cguraga TO bo an old maid
rAtiicr than marry Mr.. Wrong Ono, or taku no
With crooked stick, you will find Tint you have
ssorc1 ln your mind food enough to keop you
tustry, Will, md determination, you may be
ablo 10 live n a(llucnsc, escn IL It should bo In
Said a}gontleman "down Easta to a lady:
DO tell INC why your aistcr has never married
I ami oulnzetl that LADY Of surn sterling worth
and noble mind should remain single. 1 am
afraid sho will pass through tho field anl take
up with q crooked stIck!"
"Ah! but my sister las passed by tic crooked
st'cxs and thinks nj ss as found tue straight
It. 10 gratifying to know that women AFRO
awakening to tho knowledge Of tic fact that
they caE make themselves independent, and We
trust the tsmo Is not far dsstant when women
VII DO femunerated for their labor In equally
the same proportion "a inen,-not hnvlng to
work from early morn to late Ut night for hulf
pay, only bccauac they nrc women.
was told to.dny that lady who has been tn
iTy i,nTany ,E ,tt'iiEs nulort,!nute,, widow With QUO
store bscauso OF the failure Of tl,u tlrn, AMI
concluded 10 sew at home, has been making
oyeralls, for which sho recalves seven cents
pair. Could she, BY cioso application mako
ten pair a day, It would bo 1ttle indeed. What
sou!s can men haTo that would ask women to
stitch, stitch, stitch. for such }ny! This Ia not
m Isolated case. There arc thousands pf hDlp-
less women who must take little or rlsk sulres.
INK aHl starvation. I notice IN The TRIBUNE
little Akelch OF San francisco (cH,nl1 lawyer,
Mrs. Clara 3. Foiz. Upon balng interviewed,
she satd:
"Tllerc Is nothing to bo satd about me. I
originated from tic cruale, tito washtub, the
tswlnE.machsne,,, md the cook|rg-stovc. I'havo
educated mysuli, alul am now trying to earn
living for myself and llstlo ones BY pracllcIi,g
law, mud mean to succeed, tald tl,nts all there
Is 10 bc said about me-"