Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
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Ia the circle tina. gathers around the
family table there sre daughters IS well
SIS sons, and while the love Of o fisher f)E
MS daughter Is perhaps the deepest; ten
derest emotion OF his nature, it is u the
mother he will Look for that labor witch
snail render his daughters polished stones
| Tor tle temple CT Z good mans hSart,
Toe love CT the father would protect and
shield these te1aer plants, auG II 1!her
kno rs fal veil thas these must be mSde
hardy, and no seve! pGatlCal the vine the
| Org msy be, until sil men become sturdy
| OAKS i Will b. necessary tEzt women be
strolg-strcng TO endure, slss! too CT en-,
and strcns 10 act always.
Tn.1e is little room f3r doubt that
were mothers more kaenly slive to tTeta-
J leg their boys with I view 10 marriage,
il these were taught 10 be less sxac;ing,
il by pfccspt sld example they learned
early G lesson the worli Of men is sloE
10 s6mit, test there is 10 disIinc
ton Of sex il the code CT moral!t5,
that he who made them TO dif3r piIsi-
cslly did rot ordsin that Iighld0iGg WAS
question Ct eek, that 10 Iasp has the
rigct to prescribe ole SET CT associs!l0ns,
kGourse OF life, form OF language for him
self, cad anJther for hi3 wife. There
| you'd be less married iufz liclty, and d.
vOroe courts would be less thronged, bu.
the whole d.fi Guilty docs not rest nere.
! That woman desires msrr!sge should
be no repr0sch, although TIE charge is
often hippsntIy preferred. She has i'm
:, planted withi1 her for wise purposes in
/ stincss that can only Esd expression IN
home OF her own, and fortunate for Ter
is 1t, that the ceres, lsbors, sLxieiies,
burdgis which come iaevitsbiy to wife
and .KftheT, are lightened by being il
b artnop3 with natural impulses; occa-
::IIei5uslE woman seem destitute OF these,
and to such an ore no bondage Can be
more galltrg, no service more distssieful
or humilisu1g. Unfortunate indeed is
that woman 20 whom marriage is yoke,
lhsd SIZE been hi!ed for lie it is
p6ssib.e she had revar bent her
neck to wesr 1t, bur in some other sphere
she might hsve been an ornament, and
ike any noble women, blessed world,
with her influence, leaving the impress OF
IgeDins in more extended sphere.
In view Of the many mistaken marriages
tescn her daughter thss marriage was es-
sential to happiness, but thst waile 1t Is
a state frsught with high degree OF lisp
Eplness, 1t nsy become condition CT eH-
quisite untold agony. To a. daughter
TO live Independent OF this TIE, is to best
a. her TO assume it, anc the period when
| womarhood arrives, @ time When mothers
frequently relax vigilance, Is the one
most demanding her care. AZ time il
kWomsn'5 history Hh6n her passionate
mature begins to wake the daughter is lat
Ito guide herself; she reads books
lot her own SELECTION, 1850
.elstes with companions OF her
sDAa, choosing, and her goings and COM
insessre much After her own dic,sting,
the feo.ner IesigniGg all her authority
sana Eftel h.viGg 70 influence. Thought
'finl women Will sgrse thst the literature 6
girl reads at this time leaves its impress,
and &c fl the young mind with sensuoue
thoughts clothed 10 PASSIONS OWE
Language, 10 give the Inexperienced girl
ldtstorted view3 Of life, and fl her tenn
ing brain with visions Of the unreal, Is SO
perniclous that 20 mother is excusable IN
permitting is corrpp.irg Influence on her
daughters character. course Of modern
novel reading converts every man into q
nera; thus the girls Judgment is SO
WARPED sni perverted as TO make Il I'M
p0eslbls for her to STRIVE a. a proper eg-
Innate Of her male companions and some
morning the mctaer wakes to Wringing OF
hands and stretching OF heart-stripgs.
nSSs'5 married" That hss been
Esas' denomination CT bliss IN all
The Sentimental trash with which she has
beeafed, and the long stretches beyond
srs7unexpl ored terrlttoJ, OR If her guides
have sara aughi OF this, It has not been
Nelson's Of fidelity, OF consistency, Of de-
:, votion to duty, OF the strength OF man
hood CT OF the purity Of women.
Meu have reason in their c0mplsfBt
that girls are educated specifically, that
they are not taught the .ysIue Of heslth
and q knowledge Of nomesly duties, that
they paint, embroider. sing q LITTLE. and
Hls}fsss, and learn III /. tia. csnssvail
IN luS's stern realittes.i
gain the daughters in the mysteries OF
mskipg happy domestic circle, train
tshefaSto lock upon life IS no dream Of
poesy, triin them to self-relis1ce,
I train them 10 feel that the term sold
,Efa.id" is 10 longer eer, and if marriage
comes to them they will not be unpre
pared to meet its It q1irements, nor will
sktheY pine ever celibscy. Life will be too
ffllI CT duties, and OF q high order Of
happiness to admit indictments.
RECIPES.
Cream Sponge Cake-Break two eggs
in ci fee cup, heat we'll and fill the cup
with sweet cream ard beat again. To
tbs sdd one cupful Of sugar, one and rne-
hair poundsof -four, in which two table
spo onfu!s Of baking powder have been
Stirred.
F.uit Cookies-Two cups CT sugar, halt
cup butter, hals cup sour cream, two cups
chopped rsisins (sesded), Two eggs, t1o
tablespoons ci1ntmcr, enc teaspoon
sods, one teaspoon each OF cloves and
nutmeg.
Cookies excellent accompaniment TO
glass OF wIne)-Ole cup sugar, four
tsolespooniuls OUTER, six .x0lesp oolfu's
not water, one tesspoontuL oEesm o. ter
tsr, hsf tessp9ontu! sode, + little salt.
snd four enaugh 10, roll verY THU
Angel PaddIag-oas cup eggsr, oae
and one-halt thp f ply. three tfsspoAS
iuls baking powder, Sne. haii eSp cola
water, six eggs beaten thoroughly. Bake
jSiSStwo large sheets. When cecil, whip
! oheAS!nt OF cream siff and put between
the cAes. Baat the whites Of four eggs
Ssstif. add one-halt cup sugar, and put On
Ftts top. Es&
'fhen one of the first lessons the dGugh-
ter needs is to cultivate habits Of per-
sonsl nestness, second only to this ere
habits of order and regularity; to do the
same thing at the same time and in the