Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

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rights we are pleading. An heiress is
as likely to be a sweet. loyablc woman
as Is the girl whose lot has not fallen in
pleasant places aud whose very priya-
tons have a tendency to harden her ma
ture aud stint her aspirations
That there are marriages for money
In nil classes and conditions Of society
is not denied, but protest is here made
ngainst the common impression that an
heircss Is sought in marriage bocnuse of
money, and that true-hcnrtcl man does
not marry the chosen one of bis heart.
when the wife he selectes has u little
more Of pelf than has he. Comparatively
! few American men are pensioners ON
the wifc's bounty; they are as rule
seli-suppurting, aud however much is
said to the contrary we believe most
marriages in this country are love motch-
Us no matter on which side is the mon
ey balance.
Among working women there are few
of whom more is expected than the
clerk, and the first lesson she has to
learn is not easy. She must learn to do
exactly what she is told, whether or not
IT seems To her the better way; she must
work silently. dcftly aud quickly. at all
times pn, iiring the gentle art Of good
mhnncrs; for courteous She must be,
no matter how tired she Is or how rri-
tatins the customer, II She Is a wise
womnn she sill dress simply aud sensi-
bly, aud so dcmoan herself on the street
as 10 avoid gossip. II She maintains
quiet, sclf-rcsprcting manner she will
need no othsr protection.
The successful woman clerk takes u
real Interest in the progress Of the hus-
ness and will not shirl, extra work if by
It she Nlu accelerate It. llcr pride will
he In her department aud She win fll
,risure moments In arranging her stool,
in 1n attractive manner Above all she
will not Yield to the temptation of chat
ting during business hours with the clerks
ot the other srN, nor bring into the shop
the little irnGccnt coquctrics which he.
long 10 the lIrlor, As has hc,m init.
mated, the pathway of the woman clcrl,
is not flower slrcwn, but diligence aud
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Quietly aud with no parade there was
organia,I d. May ut Dallas. an nssucin-
tion Of women writers In TrNas that
promises Ia bc of great benefit to all
wumpn engaged Ia literary ,ynrL who
nN"'' themselves 'i IT, No one can alr
pr'o'"'e os WEI Ns Isolated women the
h''" p' 'oh'p"ll"hS'Np III work aud the
n'n''' '""'h' !" nc uerlNeu from nsSo-
''HVrp themselves together Men long
r ago F'a'i."' inc necessity for frotcrmz-
Nilon' ana Women are not experimenting
"h'n ln'F "S'' ih' experience Of men ns
svn'"' Tor themselves
rue hs"'la'i"h ol"hS wide IT'S doors.
ine u'NgN Is 10 pr'hg INTO correlation
"U women OF lhe slnle engaged in liter
,, AIRY work Inc funniest contributor 10 the
most obS'nr Journal IN NOT overlooked,
a welcome Is .N''n"d To mL
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at Dallas during the fair to perfect this
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