Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-19
N BRIEF.

IN BRIEF
The Tanartment of public comfort con-
-,,... with me Columbian exposition have
,..s..s 80 have a model sanitary kitchen.
q,:,wn- form one Of the attractions of the
r.r.r's ding, and the cost will be about
,.m r..re viii be also a model hospital
in the wumau's building. 1t is separate
rum the 0l-ial hospital, and is to be fully
c.qre. with physicians and trained
nurses These most commendable adjuncts
81 prove aH Important part of the Worlds
t- and br.ug the work Of women into ad-
s.oaa. publicity. Doubtless the comforts
r-,,8e3, ~Jrh rs touches and resting
macs for t4ose persons who are needing,
all .ae o5er, lessons given in good cook
or, aud proper nursing, will be of great
r.ueto all ayailing themselves of these
promised advantages.
The wguus building bids ;fair to rival
IL aurl.tveunss all others. Reports from
abroad and from different states in the
Union are that in every department of
w.ms.'= jill. l,'rics women are enthusiasts
.a.y 81 work preparing such exhibits as
saa. commend their skill in art, science,
Manufacture and whatever 10
economies. il IS to be hoped the women of
Texas are equally alive to the importance
c,rc,lpu'iGg generously to the womens
eyaa,5. i is well known that small band
Guuiutr women are at work endeavor-
b. go secure fund to erect by individual
enterprise Texas building, but this work
lll tae0se spoken of need not clash. Let all
vlotaa ail in securing the building fund
.aiM the meantime every woman claiming
Texas as a home should endeavor to send to
DE exposition some sample of her work in
gtlteyer branch she may excel.
~
Women are frequently accused of lack
dsruess towards each other For this
: lack there may be two causes-one selfish
c4aessue7s. admitting of 10 excuse; an
oaaran ignorance of others needs, be-
J-U,e they have no actual knowledge of the
.ia..s through which their less fortunate
sisters have been compelled to pass,
I,nas been said of poets that they only
attain the fun measure of song through suf-
iar.us, aud SO is it with genuine sympathy;
me true sympathizers must have felt in
sGa form the pangs of sorrow. One of the
bS, ways to help others is the encourage
Ieattaat words of judicious praise afford.
These are precious to the striver after per-
'-.lol whatever place that worker occupies
u the social scale.
Beginners in their chosen life work need
eze'Hracemsat- Such persons may not
exhibit particular talent, their work may
IL, rnG above medjocrity, but however
T-io the "a A. RI, heart warm words of dis
eliminating praise serve as i stimulus to
N.i2r wJr., than do cold criticism, often
made IN q spirit of captiousness and not
VEL founded Their poetry may halt in
A'.'lr.. the picture may lack proper per-
set-ya -ae song may not flow in smooth
melody, but the friendly critic can find
sMe'hH- 10 praise rs well as to blame.
Woman taa do much for struggling sisters
.'Ary "-- he thoughtful-let 4 rich woman
END Der support 10 the strugs Ter, and those
"-3 iu.7w her lead Will take up whoever
DC Improves. The first thing women ought
ta., Il they would be philan thropists, is
" .4E aside an offensive display of their
'Fa knowledge and that air of condescen-
Sa which when apparent will always
-'4T' .aar Ejudcst intentions The poor,
-f struggling, We have always with us,
al "ea-- ns means, of influence and po-
A..-a ra 7,iy expected to lift up heads
'-. are bowed down and to carry courage
" lie 'aalu- hearts of their less fortunate
sisters
IL ..a~ one thing more than another
I'D. is ga.a.cl to cause loyal Southern
e. o..'t TO boil, it is the deprecatory tone
"~'a.s sometimes assumed in excusing
-, e>.s'-r- 4lEerel.ce between the people
VI .a.S session AID those in other parts of
3D.. ,-.a Pretty Southern women may
.4a VIZ queer little accent, " and even
.''a.N forget their RI ." but SO long as
.-s '.es -r musical they have little rea-
~ 81 -.ze for these peculiarities to
.-.' A"---nru Or Western sisters, whose
,'''-.- Fs.aes even when the nasal twang
-7.. overcome, tries ears attuned 10
.-.'- Women Of the South do not need
=. '.'e .-..rp ersonality SO as TO be undis-
ts-s-s--e.e from women OF other sections,
- WA is needed is that they well pre-
I've HE modest, womaEly dignity pc
s-'-' I. --.tts OF the South in bellum
-'. ~a.-ug with this q staunch indie
=. which is based upon superior at
, -'''-,--s and to carry self-culture TO a
- ~ Beyond The reach of the shafts of rid
a.. '-s- !. VIII be of little matter if the
r., s-&.aded" in their convictions, as
S. ,.-.'.-e Cole aflirms, do regard the
80 women as unique specimen re-
s parrouizing applause when she
u. 'l~a strong in her womanliness, and |
:, y'"er which conserves this force, is not |
~ .'''ed by ] knowledge of Sanscr:t, higher
l.,, ,'ll-a'ias o. political economy; it is the
a.. earning that makes mad and only pc |
s,,- aal pedagogues make display of their
h. ~pltsl. "Noblesse oblige'' is the in |
s.. ',4lce Of well-born Southern woman,
/. AT her it means an obligation to bear |
'l nobly and 70 become the peer of