Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-22
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A We again and sgain see the we- men expecting from her son the purity of manners os maiden, and making no account, because she ignores them en- tirely of the imperisus necessity of her sex; % we should see her in matters Of or universal import similarly disresarding or ignoring all facts of which she chose to take note. Science, indeed, presumes that in educating her i, would strengthen her reasoning powers and widen her mind into the exceptance of true liberty. But what proof IS there that science would do anything of the sort3 It has never yet showed any true liberality itself.
 The women is the enemy sf freedom. Give her power and she is at once des- po,i-. The enormous psesen,ions to the monopoly of mans life which wo- men put forward in marriage are born of the desire to tyranise The rage and amssement displayed by the women when a man, whether her lover or bus band, proves incoastart to her, comes from tha, tenacitY over the man as a property which wholly blinds her to her own faults or lack ot charm and p ,wer to keep him \ very Clever woman never planes . woman for inconstarcy to her; she may perhaps blame herself. Woman as . rule attach far too great a value to themselves. Avirtuous woman is above rubies. hes said Solomon; but this depends very much on the quality of the virtue; and the idea prevailing among women that they are valuable. ad- njrable and almost divine, merely be- cause they are women, is one of the most mischevious fallacies born of hu- man vanity and acceIsed without andy. yia
 To marriage. moreover. the influence ei the women, whese ever popular Prrju- dices plead |, ihe contrary. is constastly beliuling and injuriou, ts the in'eli' eence or the man. How many great a,tisss siace tbe days of Andrea del Sarto have cursed the women who ha. made them bar.e, thsir heritage of geniu' for sne pcs,as- ol worldly sffiuence.
 A lady very much gjves to gadd'ne vas sudtienly taken ili at home and sen' to her husband in great haste for the doctor. The Obedient man ran pat o the way, then returned to put this im port,nt query: "My dear, where shall | 6nd you when 1 set back1' We hav no symp. thy si.h women like this, vh' are never -As home" except on their in vi,a,ion card.; nevertheless, we can bu see that j; husband. need vacations. s do wives. We do DO, agree with lh old writer who sad that women shcul only leave home three times ID her lifr- to be christ aned, married and buried Doctors tell us that more women brsa down mentally than men, and they sls tell us tha, th;s i, because they h,v more cares to cary. and haze to carr them continuously. When man work is done. he can lock t up in hi othce and put the key in his. poke But a wife never locks her work up Il sleep comes and turns the key upon i Her work is never done. and if she doe not wart an occasional holiday, sh does3 And she cannot get II al home The more quit and res'ful the home i to her family, 'he mere evidence that Care, it net buId.S to her. housekeepes Can TO more take vac' ticn m hrr home than a merchant m hi court'ns-roorn or Prime MiFis.er ih.s council chamber Husbands, thei should occasionally try and induce toe wives lf they aye good ones it wdl nc
 te easily done) to take short hoiida away rum home. where they can hay , the luxury of not knowing what Is f' dinner before they see i, and go sleep ~ithou, i trnirg ~ith one ear ft the crying Of the cti'dren.
 Without going so fm as Luoardai'
 who in his le t.rs to young people fxs
 the age of seven as the period cf veal
 ing boz from the delights os home lif
 we still think yuh him that tune do'
 cems when he should prosecute h
 studies and m<e, the ,r,als of lGe aw; I from home. The shelter Of the P ' rental rooL if Ecvc- quilted. becom enervaiing. Boys are to much at hon who never meets the'r equals or c
 coun,er rivals ant! hard struggles. Son mothers believe that they are exhlbIt;' ' the proper ''mste.nal feelings" ia keepil them ohildren al ho .e when they sho,
 send them forth. ito the world, wbe e alone they can be taught the virtue
 self-dspendenee. Nottins is better f 2 q young man than to love his home; b if by staying to much at home his .
 tiv;iy and enterprise are checked the one of the ereates. of life's blessings h become eurse.-North American K
 view.