The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-05-05

aust therefore decllne 70 Commune
his visits. Then the poor thing
cries, takes poison and dies She
has no syInpathizers. No one
weeps over the remains other poor,
foolish little self "Pshaw," say her
friends, Brooklyn young ladies Of
course. "How absurdl Why did
she not sue him for breach Of
promissG This is no longer the age
Of romance.
What changes will be made in
the CoOperInstitute, and what ad-
dihons or engagements will be
made with the additional funds left
by the late philanthropist TO his be
Eloyed establishment, has not yet
been decided upon BY the trustees,
II is probable howcNer, at least 30
= Y = ~ =
ara iRtoEtnea gy atiieRbcr Of the
board. thar the sphere of usefulness
Of the Woman's All School, and Of
the library will be Increased. This
art school has done world Of COED,
perhaps even more than The general
scienti6c school, Il has epabled
fth0usanGs Of women TO earn their
living comfortably, TO bring female
-taste and defness to bear o9 exist
ling methods of household decora
tonj thus making home beautiful
and more attractive, aHdiA conse.
q1ence raising the standard Of NOR
ality an ong men. When ore looks
at the dry goods, millinery and 9th
er establishments where while IL
4 male slaves ara smployed BY thou
sands, one cannot but feel sorry FOL
them. DreRs they must and will
4 Now a great many Of them certain
ly cannot afford TO play fine ladies
on a salary barely enough to buy
Edecent foed and other necessaFies
| OF life. The answer TO the Question
4 of how they do get the money K
4 10 it, is obvious therefore. Tht
Hast work Of HoIa's describing life
iu the shops and1stores in Paris, j,
i being described as 'wretched an(
1bad. .4 Anybo49 who knows any
'bthing aboAt4liEe ID our estahlish
| inents--that is life under the sur
EfAcs, knows that ihings in our nam
moth establishments are but llttle
4 better. ltis not the fanlt Of the
employers. except in excepti6aa
cases. It's that Of the system
Peter Coqper's great work for wo
men is therefore as aleaysa to- 4pu
rlfy, raise and Improve This matter
II gives woman more self reliance
more inlelleclual and moral vigor
and its effects will bs shown al
the more p!aiuly in future genera
lions
jay Gould is going to retire, a
| you have already been informdd )!
! telegraph, After bqyhood ant
t manhood otlncessant labor he is a.
last gang TO take a long holida,
and see how a litte play would "a
/ His fortune Isl estimated lii rcunt
4 llnumbers AZ $I00,0o0,0O0, neaEy ii
,tinvesied in securities, ard his sol
I gEGeorge is now to conduct tn
il forces which wealth like this en-
i ables aleadarto command Refof
llrenring Mr. Gould did ! clever f
uancial and legal stroke. AS yol
are aware the Western Unioa Tel
II egraph Company was enioinel
] from paying 4 quarisrly diYiden'
on oyer fifteen millions Of its stock
! the legality Of the issuance .
/ which was at litigation. Asit We
Impossible To order on which SIS
100000 of The stock dividend Wal
mot 10 he paid ihs whole bulk Of j
!. was placed under the ban, Did thl
company pass its dividend, allow
tIing the value Oftheir stock to De
preciateg Not much. ar. Gouls
was not enioined BY court fron
paying out what money he liked ~
ae paid The dividend, and nov thl
J smart people who got the ininpc
! ton have awakened t. ths fact the