Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

always comfortable and quiet, without
confusion OF children, and all their con-
comitants, and thither Mary loved to flee
from the noise and constant demands Of
her three little ones.
Each of the ladies was very fond of
reading, and each in her way philosopher.
In some things they differed; and in
nothing more seriously than the subject Of
woman rights" Mrs. Monows moth
er had entertained at her house +. Cady
Stanton, after whose lecture one night she
had listened to this ladys more animated
tirale against the injustice, the brutality
Of man, and the wrongs Of woman. From
her own mother, too Mary had become
familiarlzed with the subject, until She
sincerely believed in the cxpedicncy of its
thorough agitation. Notwithstanding
this difference, the friends never quarrel
ed, and their interviews were harmonious.
This afternoon, after usual greetings, Mrs.
Ponsonby saw something was amiss with
her friend Mary's cheeks were flushed,
in her dark eyes was unusual brightness,
and her mind evidently prcOccupicd. Mrs.
Ponsonby, though she noted these things,
gave no token that she did so; but allud-
ed as had been her want, to this subject
which had Just been occupying her atten-
tion.
"lIaye you read you daily--ah-ah--
and what think you OF all this array of di-
,Tigg H. ~ ''o' '"''''''"'''' 4"''''' ''''
NO; lno longer wonder at this null
tjpIiciiyof liyorces-thc marvel to me is
y,'V '' ' % ~" ''t Mt'I i;c, vJ;II, jov vt
u o.' ", W.. d, '''''''t'ti i ,'i un'', vi, ~
u'y. Umnn P",.iil .t,n" oiG ,IGn "to t ,m'
"1' ",,J '',",t",g uJu,',M M ,'', fnah ,,F'tiv
I,It c'"g, Lttu'ulE' Upon Illp i,.Cc y. Ine
I.''vt' NV oIi % ''ig''l IeI'in.o Il VIZ,
"'l'ldh onI ETt% WntV ,,,I "'I uc'J.c
mr, ~ S't '."I,'a /" ui'I'c AZ .lg I',l, s,.I
MvH'' Hloh,. p'uilEc tu9E-Ui " nc, "a 'J,lU Ni'
tI" p,ut0ui.I t't '','Hl mu,IS;; ra,,
oIi,oMol' ny li.t - " ".I.,u'v' " i,'t "m
f1Clo @ a" aUO' T,,,Sn ;nJ 'T,'t,1" bn Eoa III o om
tvs, ii"iJ EJ,, IT;ig" i;i. ,'g. i"uV III, ;t MVl
fn,o'' f;nn ""'' ''''o' ''"' ~ '''''' "''" ''''
Sho,sed ont of hcrr;u,l cahnnoss. Mrs
ponsonLy evrIoimal. ''
MAnJ 'bov, lana. NAV oyI, In, tb,s
snrnnsrd % honny w Vita % of John Morrow
y;nrod Tho ,1Gy,,i,g ry roiotion in surh a
i;ahtg" INV '''''''''7' -
III r,,rIl,,t soo o,,o, lo,,, ort.r tbo
,c,lo, had f,Ilon G.,n NV nyns md
h,o, 90 'i,,, %anM,. i,at / ,amJ, fynl nj, tSn
r,o,,,ry ~ thG'nt Lanr;rcss MI al tI,t
:. n,st n,j ann so ,y,ntch"I.-O 90
r6G,nb6ji" G"b}j - lftn,.Ibis ortLm,f noor Ma.
,,,, ionas ,c"ro a,,Iin S,illcI nnl s6o
,&o,,, bor hn,l T,onrrrnllv vhrn how
n.;onJ ,1id l,ir,II,..
"Bnt surclythi3 is something new--you
meyer brpathcd Il word but that al, was
poace in your household. As read TO-
DIV the sid ,tory of these several divorces,
~ Dlctur. Of YOU and John Morrow came
UP as that ola happy married couple"
.,rbot o,Iy ,,,a. f., s,,oy, ho,, milo n,o.
nj. l,mo,, m, V'E SEotnrroJ @ W%, 9 'n" m"ra c7Inly
nvvn",or', b,Hmr-norcr' ,,' nav, ,ycr5 r,1.
L, gVt' a n"PpS H.: pnn,nry ,' i" @',g Won '"p "p
l,n,,. tGore,s ~ sI,aIoton ~, Syorv w ion.ny"
',r' ,r ,'''' ,,r,
lhaI la"y .rePu'u; me ST1leto1 III
many n'HSe' y ONE W'ue,i SlVu'u oI 'dN'il
nom ol, loIH GOWN ucsl!.t Vlle r"L'.liF M oL
zones ana Eno[s'ly SthsIllolisi II Shou'I o,'
ctem9ted IN IhG most merry "I iurnnHHcesi ana
us asHeS hGEieo 10 the "ihIS; Inc NNele-
| -
come %n9st' until IL becomes hor only NOT
la'y ol ol'"pp9lnIIi'on., qG: o.. EITnIIiGG EjTIiI
proportions ana N. h@lSome .r ,nnEHI' W. MmouI1
yo,Mr skeleton Icrr!ly me-; thmE yon??
Inns Ecnt'c Hi"t i, iot Mary confluence
Was enough, she commenced:
There Il Dat one thing o very serious;
"u' mere are nnmefou, small 'ilIhTS, ana
you k4o"Lwhat mo Is : it?LtnG tn small iGSei g@
| spoil the vines John thinks he can ailorJ
Int one servant; so, OF course, ! am sirl
No, 2 nurse grI, and all non,e; have my
bands iuIl ana more tooi ana yet John @
persists IN thinking nave nothing or very
I Il.iie 10 Go' IT NJ nnuS Gn'Von Vl, III "
.Io!p III u'3 :, ,lJ"l'tS' WV, " '''''u'I ir 7
Ialn q any r i.o iooAs t,as u'Ett's aI ilie me- IL
."N' ho' 'ouHu 'i"'c 70 cn''5Ee my 'IElu N.iL-
inS ",3pp,r oc'oIt u,nler, ne llioIe 'iltlI i1
llht' VllC I'm s,oGVIiy' any Vt,lC llc h's''
never uE5ai5ieu ,',i Inat Inatt. J. c'1'u ocge"cr''c
INTO uoWuy 50 soon
"ThiS morning he declared was worse
and worse, and he wished every woman S
rights woman was IN tophct; he said our
tortnightly meetings were nuisance, and
should be broken up by the policej that,
instead OF discussing woman's wrongs,
they should stay at home and discard
feminine fo,lias; that if wrongs were ey.
isting il was men who endured them; and
women who could not spend one day out
c of week in attending to home duties
were undcscrvng the name of wife and
3 mother. and know not what He nevcl