Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-10-17

should be- turned over ia the Ingr"r~; iur
the, dance Ike they ~IuG-ua'urdllN. II
I il results from the trtcEiL ~ -. the master.
: then h" ~ - creature OF muci murr "t1rr-
dom and grace nf notion than the mothers
Of thusr students Not very modest
clam, certainly. Ii this "tr"'d"m," a.,
rr-nlts from both. then our dear mothers
are dnuLiy different. Nuth-rs, you cant
teach vour children ir~dum Of grace AMI
mntiuu'r Tn. task il Il hopeless on" You
must hand ,uur daughter over Ia The more
refined tastes of the opposite s"Nm
But. n II this wouid not do. hr says II -
bcuriiria Ia ''snciil culture" We -tgrpusc
"snctal culture mrans that sort of r'lnca-
iiun hihh IT. one Tor sDciT'g How -iiHnE"
IL j. thar th- dance "hJS continued To- Iru"
in public favor I'll now it il ru"rr nnlyrr-
.ally -njnNrl than NJ any time ~ lis hisiu-
tN,' aud still, mnthrrS are Incompetent to
train their children for society, and ARE
compelled To call To their ra>cuc a person
Of finer tastes. and ~ympaihir-. aud feel
inr, 10 assist in this work, Poor mothers
iuur parlor etiquette il II shln, and all
Vnur cares. aud pans, aud tears ~ hitting
vonr children tor SuCI"ty u rlrr" vast" oi
time. and an rNcr-s 81 care
Bur the most extravagant aud unheard
Of, of all these
ENTEAVAGANT CLAIMS
j. that the dante il hrnricial to moral
Ity." Ia the attempted argument of th">t
and other points. rhr writer shows a good
deal -f familiarity with the dugnIds ui the
old dancing na-irr~-nakr> believe that
all thu phN Io~nphrr>. pnrt-, historians and
statesmen - un that side; and tdii- To iid
but oBt-aud be- not ui >utii'i'u import
uucr to IL. alluded To ~ the American { Nrl"-
prd'a, aud proceeds To wlIm- III, W!th
Smiles, his
SALE hEGI r,tNTs
on the question 81 ''ply,i,ll Development
lirr whrn he c"m'> {" hvqut>tI"n 81 NOR
alrtN, l." i"Nc> MI. suites c"ulIu!, aud
breaks away IA
HARSH AtCr>ATI"NS
against the old 'pullraulcal Id,.t." So.
Iud IuS.ics gni un with >uIur 81 the mot
iLLrGICAL CuNCLJsiuN>
that he could possibly htv, rrLrh,d. H.
sIA THE srArs ATE refined aud rnnuhird hN
pi"prl association al all pcri,d~ 81 nj.
aud thr Associations ni thu uanrr ate no
executions To the rule
tn d.sHm,. IT, "A tact the VERY y0iHt 81
''Hr. dnu besides thus, n i~>lIu.rN the 1850.
'TitInit> ui the dance to- hr proper. Iut>.
IS wt.i hr ~c'n, t"pruh> upon tnc tnir g.,
which th'-' associations are Judged
JGdg,d hy bGii-,opm ,rgm'iy, tins - true;
but Judged lay tie hoirutcJ aud universal
ci'qH,H' 81 '"cttl II l. itl-r. once eIN i
mtn ami ""nt." nH ii huib, " hu uld Just
bat J always SO dome IN Il 'ouud dance.
aud the ucci,I"l at thu passengers WIS, that
II was uFg iB'pr"ptr conduct. la "th"t
words, that man Wanted to- uuI >rnrhu!I
and that Woman Was IA very Mt,liug sut,-
Jr"t. Tea hal'>. 'h"u.h, tnlt va, tine same
woi::au Nhu Juiucu ia" Temperance society. |
and ou BEN. r,IuIr,d TO tukrt pl"dsr not
I" diink cider H.,> at gr'"t i"-> {" snow
VITA; to do, ~ harp, th"u.ht cunlr I"
her Iri"t Il am bound I" have cldrr."
~ild >hr, TINT al / lit. =" ahrad: | can |
r"t applies, AMI g"t >"rlrr "i Ihr boys I" hug
,u". lm hound - have cider
fhr qrn,tiuu hcr,.t- l. a,-"clariou among /
the -rAr~. 81 = nature IMPROPER IN "a Will /
regulated ph'l"r, proper any whro' II -. I
then II my grown >ru may embrace Your /
grown diughicr'> waist. aud she tee lime .
hrf dr!tItr thrrh On hl- ulN ~unuid,T }
and riur has" a,.uud the hill-I"r,ri. YOU .
tn'r'i admit ilrp'upiirlk ui I'Iu rNrui -l"i.~. I
~ IN NtuI lH.'ris. 90 .,'NW i-I|,I."- W. /
must ln>l-t tuat Ibis ,uri at ''t,>mIa'iuI,'
+ tt'u-ils'. IT,. uH, g. I'D VT this i, 10
pat. II. ....',f.f .ou. ia., r.und dances.
"lt' ",,.l" 49,. ~. a,l., "i thu ~r,ur .
amman, ~ ir.tu a,t.,..' Ir1BHu.,Lof.
me t"dg i...!sn,> &" '.' rshn. Z a,fon ot
III, "'r''' a- IT,, r.''" ,, ut.i-.u Win to-.
'nu>'r.t ,Hr,u>. I1., "hu,ti,. aud NINa,I .
n - tia r"r... ~ . '',rs4 h,r.,ic Of ii,
'"dg ~ ir.s "rf.rui"ri H.h..f # rhc H,r,,,. 80
would -"''n {" Toe aN'lN Hi,ug ,IrlaIlrIou
I'M al th.' u,utt" ,'.ta.' aui "h,Iur
s.'u '."'us ii a., ~rN,.: lat r,rtJlufN +.
."C II "".,I'y - t.,' .I., 90 b, -uI4i.;
l'u' uud Tie lullu,u,, ct The darrt. this
"ut"t "i nj "J"id -L,s' Of Ii, ll,ud riuV>
Ntih n'f'a~'d rlHuul. tatI,Iug %, ,.ru
Iud i,i' Z" every NV, and i'rr. IIi,u- .
-. t>r~ VltttiN. Ar. WHAT has thu 4, do
N'th m"tA.ItN. respectfully un,icr such con.
'ri Ill, IA undue Intimacy rs the hall-ruu,u
'nrpit">f
hl" ."ri Of rra~"'iug may do Cor danc.
hg l""r''; bur WI, not au~NrI ttt ,lWNr.,
'nd stat >iE'n wli" = .Hl,i the hv> ct eth.
g and cG>ui,'ry. This poor logic /, no,
nonEh. Homer. the
HEtTnrN HOMER.
: mndr 10 ~" language which w-flil tn
lrd auNv her" ACCORDED {" HIM. - ru,uu.
'srg TIA" dance. W,u mas l., hr >a,d
-; f"i nothing hrrt,r could l., rXp,,i,d
i Ii"afh"n>, though they he poet, and
,rniusr~.
mn WORST 90 All
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'r.ucr Of "l.'lr! r,.,..., .'...n and t,n.
TO-. II, ....-. y. 49,. .., - ~. 49,, 3D.,
net i-~' 81 .-.iu>' fl', o. ...r -,..,uI.
.Hohh' ~ $50, col al .,Is u.,'....t, tl..,. go.
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