St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-18
IN ERROR.

wandered, searching field and town,
Intent task the very best
Eluding still my eager quest.
And to MONDAY bri gbtened: night
Drew slowly towards tho fading height.
Till l. low kneeIing at the throne
With empty hands, made weary
Thou hadst not any room for me?
No work was mine, dear Christ, for Thee!'
Then sudden my burring sight
Swept majesty and love and light.
The Master stood before me the~.l~~2
In conscious answer to my pr'3
He touched my eyes ri Shame blushed
In shame my weak complaining hushed
For 10 all day, the swift hours through
The work, Christ given, for do
In mine own house had sighted k y ya ss.a1Gsd
And convicted so of SIM q at PAGE a2s In convey
only lift my look ee t For cash to
The grace pardon asld six dollars and o. es o
That had respective matres aSd also
Instead of watching mt attoIneys fees said sums
That had yet to na a six aG AVID o o
an" ras tashs sr dollars
srns Of eead GENT falling due Jan list 1891
WOMths he's said nol-accrned notes together with 10
nd aeerain Interest thereon and all costs Of
and bsnniness Jan 25-et Sheriff Parish st. Landry
pecialiy the rsHERaEr's SALE.
as 70 11 .nJ aosu' SIMEON B1RorTE, Admir-,
sympathv the BAzILE CELEsTIN.
other women No. l4ee7
1t is but twcEs1RICT COURT, PARISH OF 81. tANspy
nent writer dec STATE OF LO.jI.Thka
but seven oecuy virtue Of am order
might engage the Trteen Jads ps sh5s cours
ago. the Chief Of e ens ss sas
statistics of labor made splt ana to me directed,
the occupations IL ss It p fo CASH ct tS
> of
two. An astonishing inca ef Opelousas,
time and it is lot presfay, March ass, 1890,
lieve that even dozen described property, towt:
shall seecertain brsnchea containing hftytwo
largely occupied by woereon si,uaqsd IN ana I'M
work in the offices of arcunded by Louis aveau
paper Designing mixir coe Gailet and by yalery
controlling the frescoes - ,raoa low.
for tho characterization caatad In paisanca =,
farther yet from the ted north by Mayeau east
merge from long ana west by Jean p Rosette.
MATES, the plan and ell " r. G EoSrpnon
itself! Who knowsI sheris
a time when it shall &c -
w0nans sphere is like t. SAFE
that sphere which ,shsoN BIRoTTE, admir-,
capacity and taste, all tt VS.
past and the c2HILJp vAIIsRP
the present nOtwithstandT
1t is not unusual thin. Nc. lAeo5.
land for ladies of rare edu:T PARISH OF ST LANDRY
attachments, on finding an i OF LOUISIANA
to to of the maerder Of seizu -
of they sL1ho parish of st. Landry, in
men, doing thriving business M suit and to me
ing aDuEQahJ pFOIES, SoItilS In
doing, all tbs absurd notions Landry, on -
grandnosAeeEEs as Is t3see esatilish fss, 1890.
'hj 42 ssscrIbed 0T;p
in the hands of a son, though he be p
very young2 GA boys birthright' they s~~@
say. But if girl touch them: silly moth
ers command them to be laid aside instant
ly for fear Of injury. But as certainly
We are living in age of most rapid pro-
gress, SO surely the time is not far distant
when in evry house in the land there will
be set apart for the tools and the
bench, and it shall be free to the girls
to the boys Have they not reached
many steps toward it in the
fashionable wood carving and hammerings
on brass. Ten out OF every dozen children
would much rather take lessons in such
things as these than employ amusic teach
Ask them and see.
Let us then work. who called
upon by Providence to meet demand
and if we may not work with brain,
then with hands Let it be done
bravely, openly, keeping while we do it
our self-respect and our independence
And wherever the timid young
teacher the obscure artist, the humble
sewing girl, may we be quick to recognize
with unerring feminine tact, signs of edu-
cation and refinement, while on the other
hand we may be equally indulgent to the
want of it
Many women sre naturally inclined to
domestic life, and not having it, must seek
another career. They enter shrnkingly
at first into these various avenues of sup
port, which only few years ago were
nonopolizsd by men. Yet there is no as
sertion anywhere that they have become
less womanly, less feminine, or that they
have been robbed in any way of those ex-
elusive charms that belong to woman alone.
On the other hand it is again and again
admitted that they have been greatly ben
Gifted by these enlarged opportunities
Work partakes always of the worker,
and good work, like fine character, is of
In every department of science
from astronomy down, in every depart
ment of art and of industry, we find
women doing excellent work, and fitting
themselves to do still better work when
admitted to branches of industry, now not
open to them.
Tie training of business education,
then, is invaluable to every who're
ceives it, She becomes wider in her appre-
hension, largerin her sympathias, frmer in
her convictions and more capable of Crap
ping with the problems and labors of
life. Her patience, her endurance, her
confidence, is strengthened making her
better able to stand up against the militia
tons of fortune, and sure of a life of hon
orabe industry and independence-Mrs.
G. Hui in Tie H3useAod.
Let Well Enough Alone.
First Mother-"I am sure it is such