Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-11-01
,a,sn,iy siiaaked by a large wildcat


Nesr Bsyou Object la, . wemAn vas
reoslIly attacked BY . large wildcat
fihe caught the animal BY the lhteah
Hnl, although II biz anl scratched hei
terribly, she held i ahlll she eheked "
10 death,
4 marble eeAoiaph, with inscription
and pOFlrait-busl, las Just been placed
I ia DunfsTmiine abbey 80 y memorial o.
LADY Charlotte Locker, sister OF Tho
ials EaH Of ElgiH, aad vile Of Dr.
Frederick Locker, tho poet u was
executed by Mlss Mary GIANT Of Lon
don,
New Orleans must DO paradise ioT
EasheTWOmeR, One Of the profession
there, II Is said, Las IL tbs past fifteen
years raised a family Of hlheIless
children, purchased . handsome house
and has $4,000 laid away for a rainy
day, All the money u 10 claimed, WAS
earned At tho wasl-lnb,
Tho Pail Mall Gazette urges tho elVo'
catas Ofwoman's rights aud the agilaloia
ol their higher education 10 give iheir
warmsst support ~ lava lenhis, since
with Increased exercise will e0me higher
lnelial as we'll ~ plysical capacities, AMI
. ia a couple VI generations The roe wiz
be the gainer-Onr ehildien VIII 10 hHhf
men and women than We, and men VIII
have developed stage nealer 10 perlee'
ton,
Mira. jennie Marsh Parker Vi itoches'
Ter, n, Y, president Ot the w0mah'h elnb,
lwittily called "Ihe Ignorance olpb"l u
that city, aud author Of books we'll
known IN tho Episcopal ehnieh' 10
greatly interested IN tho condition oI
col0red people IN tho houth, Her plan
isto found homes fOr little children ahd
place them under tho care Ol The alR'
ierhoods Of the Episcopal chAleh'
IHomnis JoWank
Mrs Bunaby. Ito wife q the heIo ~
"yhe Ride Of Khiys," IL personally very
unlike her husband, bsIDg Gully q lflllo
over hyo feot tall, while he stands ia
ieet two IN his stOckings, Hut she u
his match IN spirit and determination
Lately she has becn astonishing Alpine
elimbera by her achievements IN that
direction, having scaled Mont blane
twice Ia the course OF { week, ffhl ~
tho Col d. Gsant and theh by Los
Aiguillea 0di.os,
Tho pnEpr which farmers wife may
exercise IN the domestic economies oI
tho farm, carries with II responsibilities
~ we'll, II Ia her dnty IN eyuiy way 10
iii heincll 10 become u iudicion help
meet aud counselor, The hrmorH
club meeting should be- open TO Ne
wiie and tho daughter, ~ we'll M to th
farmer and The ron, Not inlnqnrnliy
tho little Improvement made at tfilling
expense, through tho iullucnco Of tho
Wilc's taste AMI tact, ,dd moro 10 tho
value aud atlraciyCnoas Of tho home
/ than many iimcs the muuov cost invested
undcr The husbands management
II IL well TINT both IN England aud
America Wo are changing our views
about womnn's work A laly who ha
graduated with honor from two 81
Boston's finest institutions and whose
income is sufficient TO support her, last
year had aa opportunity to teach Some
said, "You win lower your social posi-
ton" other, "You ought to leave this
for poor girls What | rich men wrD'
all idle, 30 that tho poor might have
places Society would 90 10 ruin, with
such foolish political economy. Wort
would DO di,gracel and there IL no
healthful lie vhcs labor W dishonored.
The young lady accepted Tie position,
aud /, for one was proud of hot. Would
there were tens of thousands like her
Tho number is constantly increasing
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