The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

orders FOR decorating china painting menu
Cares and 80 on. through every branch OF
'his clsts 81 work.
Iein sewing is furnished. and last year a
benevolent lady endowed q department with
| iund Of 500 for the purpose OF furnishing
! we most unskilled with work, SD that none
/ need Re tUrned avay
lDvesugsti0n into the surroundings aud
hon ellie OF many who are bene Cited b = tue
| Excharee bss shown them 10 be of sn intel.
/ gent aud worthy class who we're born To
esee end luxury and de licsteiy reared and
vet Who know less how and what 10 do un-
der poor circumstances than those who are
| accustomed 10 wers.
There are lady ss we'll as gentle
men mocisies here. and such n
muitiform ofinproved inventions pertain
lng to the apparel for both men and women.
that II dress reform means anything surely
the endless variety of stays. straps, supports
and bsslth garments must bring shout the
greatly needed change.
40 woman need 10 he honsly il to be
Iretiy mtans the removal OF the h0rrid
irsckle or the brown that comes from the
sifs Of the sunshine, or the Dlemish that is
tcrneOn The Enthusiastically sOoty air, be
csuse there sfe oeautifiers innumersble.
esoh one OF which supplies women VITA the
article which will renew the youth aud
beauty.
ANOTHER IENovATIoS
is women inventors and here one finds
many one who has secured patent CT
something j met a lady this week wh0 has
invented aud is the patentee OF q clothes
sprinkler which dispenses the dampening
sprsy by foot-power instead of the old hand
81 axe, and ia a decided Improvement on the
sviriing process Of Wsh Lee.
Up ard down the bulletins on the
sides of entrances TO business and
Office blocks one reads so msny
n "a. .
title of DR. and NJ. ID. preGxed and az.
Fixed, and we find that our lady physicians
ard dentists aTS deservedly sharing the pat.
ronoge OF the public with their brother doe
tors and in research and analysis are not
behind
was in Dr.. Hattie t. Lawrencs's Office
the other afternoon and witnessed several
dental operations one OF which was re-
oIowpirg and re.making OF a den IA: mem.
Der, thus avoiding the pain and horror Of
extraction, greatly 10 the delight of a two
hundred pound man. Easily add
deity the la6y's small, strong fingers per
formed the necessary manipulsiions. Ii is
stated that women are not a success as
CeDtists. The lady in question has earned
Tor herself the reputation OF being the equal
Of other practitioners in Chicago. Women's
brains are said TO be OF such quality that
pIecludes the possibility OF their becoming
successful lawyers. But here they are, and
ttALC Gay Will bcll you Wuctucf
or no the Chicago women representa-
lives Of the legal profession fall below
the Masculine standard. We think not
Some of the most efficient law reporters are
women. Ia the City Court house there are
forty women employed in the official de-
partments, and are psid by the amount of
writing done, their wages averaging indi-
vidualIy from So to Sl5 per week. Lillian
M. Scribner has the supervision OF the folio
department, who told me that the ladies en-
ployed we're dependent upon their own ex-
ertions, some of them having families TO
support, and who carried on the details of
housekeeping besides the regular routine of
clerical labor. There were but three lady
salaried officers each receiving $1,000 per
year. L. MAY WHEELER.