The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

lie good and wholesome reading goes without the
saying, therefore peTilse 1t eareiuily-lED- lines
Puniiiti Ramabai sends favorable |
news in the latest bulletins received. |
She has three new widows for next |
month in her school. She says "Be- |
sides these, we have NJ, starved |
widow, who has been here only three /,
weeks. Though still a skeleton, she IS
improving, is happy and interested IN
everything, and willing to work The
girls all like her. A letter comes 10
me this morning that the mother, re-
Gently widowed, begs that we take her
Also Pundita Rambai's school is To-
Gated in Bombay, is an attractive
building, nicely fitted up IN the Eng
Iish and American fashion, and Is IN
dustrial as well as educational The
Pundlta is out lecturing on its behalf
al most constantly, and working much
harder than she ought. Miss Frances
F. Willard, who is one of the vice
presidents of the Ramabai association
in America, will be glad to receive
and forward to the treasurer any
money that philantropic people may
be yelling to give; also to answer
questions in relation to this enterprise
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has favored it from the first,
and done all in its power to aid, both
by influence and money.
The w. G. T. Z. restaurant, of Chi
cago has been SO successfully managed
| that larger accommodations have been
! found necessary. At the new restau-
| rant on Washington street two floors
are in use as dining parlors.
Iowa State Register: Surprising
man can get glass of whisky III Des
| Moines, if he works Ike burglar TO
get it, what of it? For every man
/ who knows where to get it there are
5000 young men who don't know. For
every man who sneaks like theft
through blind alley or into some
barn to get a drink there are 5000
men who walk the streets like honest
men, and are never tempted by the
sight Of an open saloon. For every
man who drops dime or dollar III
the hole in the wall, there are 5000
workincmen whose weekly wages now
90 to buy food and clothing and the
comforts of life for their families, and
not a cent into the tillS of the saloon
keepers.
When the liquor dealers Of NADIA
gascar asked for compensation for
Their loss by the government
suppression of their traffic the
Queen replied: When you call
from the dead the fathers, husbands
and sons, that your business has sent
to their graves before their time;
when you heal the hearts you have
broken; when you give back to moth
ers, wives and orphans their homes
that you lave desolated; their prop
erty that you have taken; when you
restore to me my once able bodied sub
jects whom you by devotion to your
! 'bus,n, S. have rendered unfit for ser
vice, or-what is worse-have muir
dered; then you shall be compensated
for what YOU call your losses"
\ comparison of the business fail
ures in 1889 in Kansas under rrohIb.-
ton and in Nebraska under high-li-
cense, shows that thele were 272 fail
ures in Nebraska against 1S3 in Kan
sas. While the ratio i'll Kansas was
one failure i'll every 1876, i'll Nebraska
one in every IS.
Alphonso Crosby, in testimony on
the labor question before a United
States senate committee, once made a
good point, touching the effect OF In.
temperance on the working people.
He said that the wages of mechanics
are set by drinking men, because
drinking men are improyident and
having no economic reserve, are
obliged to force their labor on the
market-wlich Is always disastrous
Miss Francis f. Willard gives hel
views on marriage as follows: MY
theory of marriage i'll It's relation t(
society would give this postulate
Husband and wife are one, and that
one is-husband and wife. l believe
they will never come to the heights OF
purity, of power and of peace fol
which they were designed in heaven
until this better law prevails. One
undivided hall the world for wife and
husband equally; education to mate
them on the Plane of mind; equa
property rights to make her God 5 Owl
free woman, not coerced into marriage
for the sake of support nor a bond
slave after She is married.
woman left free to go her honored an
self respecting way rs 4 maiden in per
petllo rather than to marry maj
whose decoration through the aicoho
and nicotine habits is deadly menan
&c to herself and descendants thai
such a marriage has invoked These
are the outlooks of the future that
shall make the marriage system, never
, I, failure after ii became Homogeneous
f All assured, permanent, Il paradlSlCal
success.
? IAN Educational G,npn.gn.',