Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23


There has been % rJod deal Of un"nlIcd
Tor ridirulr of vumrHs clubs 10y men
who o.-uue 90 know more about them
than is possible
Wompus clubs as rulr have q >p.
rious purpose Zoo being women meet NOT
for amusement tut for -ariou. work.
uul in tbis way aru fls. educating thrm
selves, Thci- tnll,- aud essays imply
Thought aud DO /, Thought which moves
che world The main ohioc, with the
majority of thr members is 10 improve
en- home aud from tho home cmauatcs
all which can make Il nation great. lh"
subjects discussed Boz womou's clubs are
intensely practical; rlu their critics of
tlr Opposite +rN say as mucht N rbr
contact nind with miul I. shlrpruiur
then why should NOT wives, muther aud
daughters convene for mutual alunt.
age. The ISOLATION which has been aJ-
PENDANT upon the domestic life Of woman
hus hrru detrimental to lnr intellectual
growth md development and there is
thr best of r,V-ous rras"ns wen known
Co every wise physician why lhr mother,
Of % nation should Doe intelligent intel.
lr1ual auI of high moral developments
As loug as womyna clubs maintain the
standard they have srt up iher' is little
danger that thr homes Of che milton
will suffer
When NJ Hypolyte Tame passed away
the world of letters was made thp poorer
Boy his death Strange as g. the paradox
Il is true that the greatest critic ~
English literature was lrrenchman.
Indeed his work deserves TO be- called u
history of English civilization quite ~
much M OF their literature His method
has been compared with that of Darwin
who looked behind the shell ne the ami
mai. while IAiur looked behind the book
al the man. lie even did moro than this
he turned nuniumist, the surface could
not satisfy ami hr laid bare the soul.
lie tamilurIzed himself with nu the
natural phenomena of thp sea-girt isle.
all political complexities, an social and
religious movements, aud from this store
house he gained accurate knowledge for
his work, VINO but such a critic could
have 80 thoroughly estimated Shake
spearc aud chrystplIzcd SO much m a
single seUtoucrl llcur him "Thc most
creative mind that ever engaged iu the
exact copy of the "details of actual CA.
istcncc iu the profound complications
of supcrmmm passions Such Is his
estimate of the great bard. aud after
Nadng this who viii question his 40.
preheusion OF whatever In English liter
azure Is worthy bis criticism.
Ina an article upon lighthouses IN on,
Of the late magazines there was a pctm,
showing many dead birds which bad beer
attracted hy he DAME aud Ind hopolessl,
beaten ont their NE AGAINST the hurs
The picture called 10 mind heuutih
poem los JOAN Roylo O'Relly. which Il
its turn recalled many scenrs in human
life Mor,als bare their breasts and bea
against bars, they let their hearts 40 ou
ara meet no response; they allow thei
eyes 10 boo blinded by the alnring light
that shine ont, and are left 10 grou
IN after darkness The light shines on
hearts continue 20 burn the dolude
ones alone have mscalcnlated aud 4
them altractyenoss has beom fatal IN
light, The flame, ihe bars serve wis
purposes, these fulfil their mission uu
moved by the havoc they cause.
The poem spoken Of has rs lessor
no the young girl Il whispers caution
II warns her 10 guard her heart and I
keep herself outside The charmed circl
that lures, but IA destroy. Here is IA
poem with the lessons
"A soft ireusted hrl n0u tho sen
Fen IN love With lighthouse nnma.
And 4 wheeled round the tow'r on rs al
test wing
And I. foated and sighed Ike loye.lor
hFooied M day and Il suffered an nigh
Hight
Afar With TIE ships al sea.
~ We thinking % mothers and waltli
nf defkneqs ana danger 10 apilors' i've
pnt tne plra had ~ ienAer hdsou press,