Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
I'M RRIEE


To every serious minded mother Of
,oys there comes time WHOM i'm de-
pairing tones she asks herself: what
shall / do with my boyT Now boy
s. social creatures he must have his
comrades, and these are not always,
indeed they are seldom those whom his
mother would select Mrs Burnett
made mo- more life-lilc stroke in her beau.
timl story. Little Lord Fauulcroy,'
than when she ynde the born gentleman
boy find congcuiul compnnionship in the
society of his snsur friend There Is an
honesty and freshness In a boys nature
which makes him hate shams and rebel
against convendonulity hcrre lac Is apt
10, seek compauionship with the uu-
spoiled oven though this is often linked
with the uucouth A boy who Is not Of
"our set, whose clothes are not of good
cloth and fashorubly mndc. indeed are
uftcner ragged than whole, aud dirty
than clean, Is NOT nlwayu the worst as
sociatc for the pttted son of luxury.
There Is manly visor about chap
who hun'cts the world, and hc acts upon
the other os a tonic aud the moral un.
turc M this instance is not so much en-
daugered as when The boys sole play
fellows are of his own class. Alephis-
topuees - quite us often dressed In
broadcloth as IN homlcr maternal and
more apt TO Dee bcgiling
The best safeguard against degrading
association ~ Az the homerehucmcnt here
Is the best antdote for any coarseness
which may bo picked mp on the street
IL the faulty manners are absolutely
perfect. without aifcctauon, the Ian
guage regarded, Wilton stiffness: O
lirervture shoice. without dryuess; a
boy Tor what Is still more important q
Crib, has tombstone with which {,
select all outside companiouship. After
such schools IL Is rare ease whore salts
faction Is found with less than the best
For child going out from such o schoo
there Is little probability that h. vii
choose friends outside the pale Whcl
choice Il made it "a fair 60 prpsum,
that the one chosen meri,s the disti.c
ton. IL Is. however. necessary To bea
IN mind chat the boys surrounding
should be reither prctoLuous nor stupid
il ~ hard 20 hold the balance true ret
the labor counts for nothing II Il ina
parts what it oHacts; n nice discrimmo
ton What has thus heou given Is ,h
best cir, ia the worlds power Taste
the test Of man, WHAT we like
what we are.
There il a certain amount Of aggres
siyeness in The position OF the syupn
thizers in WIN, Is popularity termed IA
woman's movement This ~ Away
more or less true OF an Innovations am
is doubtless essential 10 advance, yc
there IS danger that the majority q
women are not quite ready Tor an tho
Is desired for them rhe serious thin
TO be considered by women "a not ho'
much IS yer TO be gained, bat to quail,
themselves for appropnatng an the BEN
III 10 be derived from the privileges
from the rights, it that be the preferrc
word, which are already theirs II ls sa
70 see thoughtess voting women play wit
their means OF livelihood vluating thei
BY inaitention or want Of feithfulnos
There are now many avenues no long,
barred, but open 10 women because mC
believe their own interests are c0uscry,
By employing them Women cashier
bookkeepers aud clerks are familil
sights IN business houses whore hdelit
and accuracy are essentials Men a
eoming 20 believe II them, partly b
rause OF negative virtues they do N
dread defaulting aud embeszlemeat fro
women employees Not peyhaps so mu,
because women are more honest thl
men, but for the reason Tint TIE j
strictious Of sex spare them from maj
Of the temptations that assai me
Women employees 90 not drink. gaml