The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-09

reared too inherently to be bothered
with anything like baby. These
notions are being aped by our smaller
towns until II Is nothing unusual for
women, whose husbands have small
incomes. to boast OF how little they
know OF homework; that they were
not brought up to do such things; al
ways went to school and learned TO
play the organ. although nine-tenths
OF them, I'll venture, at the nge OF 40.
have forgotten all the knowledge Of
music they ever acquired before mar
rlaae,
And what of the girl in the Kitchen
Is she hunchbacked or deformed? Oh!
Mo-. quite often prettier than the lady
otsthe house. Is she Ignorant? Is IL
nec5dsary. would ask, for an Ameri-
can girl to be ignorant because she Is
poorP
But let her accomplishments be
what they may, she Is never asked
into the parlor. Never allowed to eat
with the family ard. oftentimes. not
allowed to eat in the dining room after
tho family are through with their
meals. But 1t is plenty good enough
for Kate to eat her meals In the
kitchen and alone. What 10 h or
offensep Nothing but the knowledge
OF house work. All this foolisbness
has driven girls OF spirit from tho
work that should be thcir GROWING
glory, 10 factories, stores, book-ped-.
ding, anything but housework.-Mrs.
f. l.. Mcpherson, in Detroit Frce
Press.
Golden Locks.
The dearest OF girls. with a sweet
old English name, Belinda, writes
that she suffers so much because (now
think Of this, you girls who groan be-
cause your hair Is black) her hair Is
red! Why. she ought never to pass q
looking-glass without giving thanks
that a crown OF glory in this form has
been given to her. Did Belinda ever
take the trouble to think out the ia
nous women who have had red haire
Among the rulers OF the earth have
been both the GATHERINGS, who made
Russia great; Marie Theresa. who
saved Austria and made 1t the empire
that 1t Is; Anne OF Austria, who ruled
France for SO long; Elizabeth OF Eng
land; Catherine Borgia and Marie
Antoinette, whose blonde tresses arc
described as having a CLINT OF gold In
them. Among the great beauties.
first and foremost is Cleopatra, whose
burning bright hair made her mar
vel to the Egyptian people. Then
follows long list OF women OF whom
poets have written and painters made
famous with their colors. Titan be-
lieved that Venus must have had red
hair. The great painter Henner
makes all his beautiful women with
hair OF the brightest red. and the
woman born with hair this color is
envied and initiated by women who
do not possess 1t. Shall tell you
what well-known literary man said
to me about q young girl who brought
him a storyp Usually he was very
unapproachable. and positively de-
cliped to look at the efforts OF anna
tours; "but" said he, II never turn
away a girl who has red hair, for /
never knew one yet who wasn't strong
mentally. Some months ngo when l
needed new Office boy, out OF fifty
applications l selected the boy with
the reddest hair, and never had a
brighter or better one in my life. Z"
So. Belinda, be proud Of your locks.
Brush them until they look as II they
were the sunshine itself. and see that
the brains under them do good work.
Ruth Ashmore, in Ladies' Home
Journal.
How to Make Marriage . Success.
BY observing as closely as possible
a. 80 n A. "a