The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-01-13
FoR WOMEN ONLY.

OF the woman s suffrage movement
are all old maids, or women who
have no interesting domestic ties.
In rcfutation of this, Susan b. An
thony, the only one of the agitators
who never married., publishes the
following statement as to the chill
dren Of woman suffrage women:
Lucrctia Matt, 8 daughters, / son. ,..... @
El.zabethC Stanton, 5 sons, . daughters. z
Martha G. WRIGHT. , sons, 3 daughters. 3
Antoinettc 3. blackwell, 8 daughters. .
Lucy Stone, 1 daughter. ..............t
Harriet Robinson, 3 daughters. ....... g
Mary 4. Liycrnorc, 2 daughters. .......2
Lille Dcycrcux Blake, . daughters. 9
Matilda Joslyn Gage, I boy, 3 girls. . 4
Bclra \. Lockwood, 2 daughters. ....,..2
Elizabeth 3. Harbert, l boy, ? girls. ...3
Helen Ekin S,aTrctt. ........... g or 9
Myra Bradvcll, 2 girls, 1 boy ...........3
Frances d. Gage, 6boys girls. ........S
Mrs. CT. H. Nichols, 3 boys, 1 girl. ..... d
Mrs. Olympia Brown, 1 girl ] boy, ....2
"Do you pretend to have as
good a judgement as l hayc?" sad
an enraged wife to her husband.
"Well, no." he replied deliberate
ly; ''our choice of partners for life
shows that my Judgment is not to
be compared with yours" Inmat-
ters ofcontroversv ,nowcvor, the wo-
man usually has the best oft. The
above retort might be matched by
a dozen others cullcd from domes-
tic controversy, in which the wo-
man has come off triumphant.
"Really, my dear" said Il friend OF
ours to his better half, "you have
sadly disappointed ne. l once
considered YOU jewel Of a woman,
but you've turned out only a bit OF
matrimonial paste" ''Thcn, my
love" was the reply, console
yourself with the idea that paste is
very adhesive, and in this ease will
stick to you as long as you live
He was a bachelor, had travelled
extensively and could speak any
language dead or alive. Hierogly-
phics were nothing to him. But
when he returned the other day,
and talked to his sisters baby,
when it cried and was pacifed by
its mother, saying: "Did his
naughty VANITY wunclc come honey
and scarey warey my little putsy
wutsey-" he just leaned over the
back of the chair and wcpt.
She did not know much about
gardening at the same time, she
did not carr to expose her Ignorance
to her husband. They had only
been married a short time, wher
he said: II notice the asparagu;
is about sipe don't you want tc
60 out into the garden and get
some!" She replied en- tel
you what we will do. We will 90
out together. You climb up anc
shake the tree, and I'll catch then
in my apron as they fall"
One ofthc graceful acts of the
wife Of the retiring governor o
New York, was to have.the Cover
nor's mansion thoroughly prepared
for the new occupant. 1t ought tC
persuade Governor Cleveland, ole
bacheloras he is, that a good wifi
is the grandest acquisition a MAJ
can secure here below.
A Philadelphia poctess (anc
there are lots of them commence.
with the line, 81 ask no gems 0
( him ] love" This is where tn,
girl shows her sense. She proba
bly, knows very well hat if she di,
ask gems Of him she loves, ii
would probably give her the col,
shake.
Awitty old author advises men t,
avoid arguments with ladies, be
cause, in spinning yarn among sill
and satin, a man is sure to be wors
ted and twistca and when a MAJ
is worstod AMI twistedhe may con
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