The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-04-26
A Woman's 5 Place.


When the earth was created and
everything IN order, man was Gre
ated. and, a. man could not get
along without company, woman wa~
created. She was considered farl
inferior 10 man in early days, be-
fore education began; but a. time
clapSeS men learn, and the world
ha~ arrived al that stage where ali
prudent men have come 10 the con-
cluSion that the women are Just a
capable a. they. In England which
Is lar ahead Of the L. :. in educa
ton. woman reigns. In most
countries of Europe woman l. equal
To man. But in the heatheni~h
countries the woman i inferior. In
the L. ;. ii j, a divided question,
some think woman j. above, some
below. and some equal. However,
il women were Of lower standing
than men. men would get to do all
the governing. a great deal OF which
thcy do anyhow. And what kind
of government i il that will meet 70
make laws and set an example ioi
us to follow and break up fighting?
And then they want u 10 keep still.
Now. what il we were to meet AT
our meetings and fight, what would
men saw We are told ~ 20 70
church and be good christians, let
mems business al ne. that when we
do ANYTHING in the business world
We are tramping on men toes; We
know they don't ike to hear the
truth Of the way they are carrying on
things But are they not tramplne
on our toes worse when they let u
see the evil that j. going on and
then want us to say nothing about
it2 The bible SAYS ''let your light
80 shine that Others seeing youl
good works may follow Ii we ar,
mot to mingle with the busines.
world how are we going 10 let on
light shine? Ii the business worlc
L. too vile for woman 10 TO work IN
isn't il too vile for her To live in an,
be governed by Indeed, We d.
not want to lower the reputation Q
1.-THE women bv laboring for thi
.lcau-e. but we want 10 raise the rep
'lutation of the country. We wan
EQUALITY. we don't want to be to-
good for the business world. nelthe
do we want il to be too good FOR VI
n Again. We are told to save half Q
'lour earnings. How are we 10 saw
that which We do not have. How
are we going To earn anything un
les we 20 into the business world
4 We have women who are lawyers
doctors, clerks. teachers and writers
and when they step out good dea
(; OF all this will stop.
When woman becomes too pur
Tor this world she will be sent {
9 heaven. but till then she will striv
I, with might and main to purify I'll
q the business world for those VIII
are To follow. If anyone has an
y reasonable objections please motif
Us. SCHOOLGIRL.
? IRELAND, April 1898.
: The Earl of Rosberrv, the pr
mier Of Great Britain. i the owne
Of 500 Of brewery stock. Othe
prominent leaders Of England, sue
u a. Lord Tweeimouth, the EaEl (
Cork. sydney EverShcd, ii. i
= Hoare. :. Whitehead, " Beaufo
and ii. T. Fenwick are large owl
! err Of brewery stock. while thirt,
! one Irish Nationalist members ,
parliament are Interested finar
i ciallv in the liquor traffic. Such
:, condition Of affairs across the wat'
: i not credtable to England. 81
must secure a radical change in h'
: public men before She can save Il
people from the rasaecs Of the ira
! tic in liquor
e.
4 new saloon wa- recently open,
i'm Boston and the proprietor boas
y that his receipts from two o'clot
=, y. In. To eleven o'clock L. m. Il
= same day were - $50. And Y
!, there are some people who still !
20 sist that the times are hard. mont
l5 scarce and thousands Of families
y Boston suffering for lack oi food al
"a clothing.
II
y " II we could sweep intempcran
~ ~ out Of the land. there would
40 hardly poverty enough lett 70 q
90 healthy exercise 10 charitable II
q q pulses. Philip Brooks.
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100 Every father should be proud q
I" prohibition boy. Such one v
~ never become a drunkard.
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