New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
lnsemperssc. snd,n genera, wofully deficient edues

intcmperssce and general wofully deficient educs
ton rs TO household economy
Bearing In MUD these general causes and the ensuing
suffering let approach the task Of applying some
curs First must handle that matter OF massing
labor in cities where there Ia not adequate call for rs
We have got to reform right there believe would be
wise to reach from pups the nistresses OF housebods
in nv own roor way bave tried to do itmprsss upon
them the that house servants are doing respectable
work. yes, important work. and that they arc TO 10
treated with respect. Let these weilodo home mis-.
treSses teach their servants the advantages to them com
Ing from domestic service; IFS assurance OF comfort
able home OF permanent employment OF good wages ana
OF oppotntes for saving Perhaps the hoseInads ana
spread fT ana wide the facts among their friends
machine with aching aSc'o hc or and run s se se~ n
aching heart and yield to the outrageous robbcnes
scenceess employers because resistance means sarya
ton abaseInent Of the mind to the gifts OF charity
or the prostitution Of the body to the of lust And
fit feasible to reach the women who dissn to 90
10 service by any other means then adopt those
"But by whatever way can, we must endicate from
the minds of the prisoners OF the sowing machine th4
In respectable house They don't see that DOW and thi
ignorance Is the spot against which To point the efforts %
the sayiours Of society hear something a54n. pseS
Ssss servants Tn n grit
refused place. There is too great demand for good
dosc There are mot rsss ss em m
mcnt cannot tell The only satisfactory explanation y
i not rmnrfae considerins the depressing eecf 4
their environment upon their physical and mental forcce
sluggshness OF apprehension dness OF perception
the benefits Of dveng the course ef their
labor from channel whose banks overlooking with
bruised bodies OF victims Of the food TO channel
where there Is insufficient supply. then we must en-
eayor TO quicken their apprehension and sharpen theif
perception. This can be done partly by gy
ing them practical instruction. SO far az We
can get at them. in making dollar Sn the Nery
frhest in the purchase of food or Dress ID nsnhcunS
them the best things to buy the best ways coKs
and by checking the evils OF ntemperanco a1d extrSsr
gance in every FORM II charity Is absolutely beedcd
give It; but II giving man or woman dollars worth .,
work will do and he done as well ~ bestowing do
lar in aims then give the work Discipline thcse
people 10 help themselves: get the Gospel Mt them you
can; but do let us strive TO awaken tem 20 the awnI
folly OF applying their labor IN places where u'efc
"I Tor dishonest practices by avapcious clothing. shirt
and dress makers they beyond churchly Influence
almost man. and would like 10 see the laws Haineu
that would control them. II s hard 10 say now %fat
shall be done. Something shonld be atteulptel, DC
doubt But before any bnnderng efforts arc maize
and result In failure should get brighter hgnt on ING
whole dark spot and then may possibly De 3be 10 ct
out on a course where. though progress may he slOwn
will he toward the right end But the newspapers nst
fight right on Don't tho work stop and don't leave TOO
much TO the men Of the pulpit"