, 1891-01-22

TI4pt AwnnI Is-vrrrnce the Hired Girl
Ha- for a Man.

Tho merrf Woi. an About Town" in
The New Ynk Evening Sun mentions
her experience in boarding houses when
there are AMI are not men to be served.
To the average chanbermaid and female
cook, to nearly all women who have at
some time in ther lives been employed
in a mental capacity, Man is always to
be written wish a t-g NJ. and Mar is a
large tin god ON wheels. If II Man in
a boarding house Oyersleeps himself the
coffee is boiling hot for him when I've
comes. and the chops are the ~iuiciest and
tenderest. The female dragons who
guard kitchen and dining room are al
smiles for him and sugared sweetness.
But let the hapless o IN Ooarder over
sleep bersalf' So and frowns meet
hrc. She takes thee i scFaps. and must
be glad even to get them. says the
woman About Town" This is n sam
pie of howl the female servant regards
men ana women generally. She shows
the instinct of the mental and the slave
to fawn upon the masters, or those whom
they believe to be the masters. That this
feeling among women towdrd the mas
culine sex has degenerated till it has
reached the servant girl stratum OF so
cIe't we may Con- atuLltt ourselves
BY and by 1t VIII disappear altogether.
Thea woman wall regard inn1 as she
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Eliza Putnaih Hsatou, exchange edi-
tor Of The Brooklyn Times. IL one Of the
most ~sucCessfai uewsptprr-tFenfen-iH
the country. She il n slender little
Woihal. with bright b!ne-Sr,y eyes II
PINK cheeks. Lake AL women journal
l'' VINO are any good a. al, Mrs, Hea-
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seA now - ior women 20 Ike
""S "n''h'r' '.''H' " ior one another
"l' hAnE ''se'Hel women ciuDs are
"eiiinS !" pIi"@ '"Oi'' thl7 Eooi result
ID. Powers Z Sons Is the firm name of
a wealthy banking house IN Lansing1urg.
y. Y. The popularity uf this firm name
is that ID. Powers i II woman. now 80
years old. aud the Oldest banker there
i're III tHe ""FlH. Nlth some OF heF
Hieai's SUI Ia eSl9piLSneu anu sui sup
port the D'Oora Fo"ers Home Tor Old
NauieS'
At the last meeting Of the Association
for the Advancement of Women. in To
ronto, Miss Georgia Louise Leonard, of
masIhBuoh reau d sVrlklhs paper on
I - "a "onai ~ ancient Egypt
- ."e NnonNs VI hsypt III d
nc" gu ~ ApPeaTs " ne historic
Heyp, ~ long
advancaJ ,ban tbey bava - -
sinca Sba said 4 nuan, e
Fpynt in its earl, times was carr;ad on
,TSth v,ouan In +La 80 - NJ
country has h = apvernnant
AZ bnmanaa and on,nIata The 49, ~
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felt in the life of the people. A dauob-
ter often succeeded the father instead of
a son: children took their mothers
names. husbands those of their wives
Women assisted in all the higher func-
ions Of life. and no life was nurer The
law gave also equality TO woman. With
marriage she lost no privileges or prop-
erty.
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He ~ sont WIZ oe
nsy .ne n nus % WOMEN lean lean
morality and FIRST class scboo1s in the
| citv in which tbav live are matters in
which all ,voman are vitaIIv intarasted
brave, c"paote women are seeking al
mission mo a thousahu lhdustrll occu-
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Nobodv mas ever lone 90 yet 20 80
tent.
uarrie; Cro.Lsr Alexordar dau,h+ar
~ Cbarls, CrocLar +ha ra;Iroaa ,,iI;an
aire of California has mads = off Of a
costlv and snlandid new b,,;sd;na 70
Princeton pniversitr Ard prinea+ou
university ia tba most har5 naoted
school in tba north against tho adm;s'
SION If women N ;tz edncst;onol nrivi.
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