Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21
or FEMALE ASPIRATIONS.
The Men Sigh for Repose, the Women
for Felix Gowns.
THE LIFE SOME MEN WOULD LEA
IL They Did Not Have n Family to
Care for and Had nm Income.
The Diva and Flowers.

II is stranre how women's ambi-
lions differ from those OF the men.
have been making some Inquiries
around among my male and female
eeauaintances, in order to discover
what was the ideal life men and women
would lead.
found that every man I talked
win hoped at some future time to get
out In the woods. "far from the mad
ulng crowd" aud live ike Davy
DING crowd" and live like Davy
crockett or Daniel Boone are said by
their biographers To have lived. Every
mothera son Of them thought he would
hhe TO De a scout. a trapper or a back
woodsman. or something OF that kind.
The mlldest case met with was a dear
ielnw who hoped some time In the
near future TO plant himself on an
orange grove In Florida or In southern
| California. He had figured 1t an out
Just how much It would cost him ia
ouy we land and just how long II
I would be before his ornurr trees Nvnuid
| bear fruit. a friend OF his. Who mad
been In the same line OF business had
! gone TO Florida and was doing auite
| Wei MY friend had innumerabie clip
/ plhss anu books on the subject. lie
1nu " ms fondest hope to get away
noin VIZ h9rrld grind of business"
peace with ali ,hn , vpnt1h'i ir,, ana
bar to the fruitlon Of KID bnuoo va
| plans Is "A dear littIe ,yifo VII. tt ,s.''
society and nice clothes Anotbsr man
| and / guess there nre n f-no1 n,s,,,' -
! this kind, would nor obicct To- ,bo M, W
tauon. so long nH II was near river
] or the ocean, SO that he could hunt
! and nsh; hut the chief tbins ,vns tbot
I be wanted plenty or booita to rcad,
not novels or even current literature
[ but the dear old tones musty win
| age, that Were written when Charles III.
| wls king. or when Eligabeth wan
/ alive.
] 1t " needless to say that those tyvo
mon wanted plenty to eat The inut
/ mentioned person was not concerned
su much about the clpthca no v,aa 10
wear: indeed, / have always found tbnt
men who love books care mighty llttie
| nershl rue All or the men. wanted to
| ~ soihgWneie, iHf away IKE the two
! StHv,s .ul'Uneu' one would IKE to
[ 'sINv uuWh IN n tsht llttle island In
| VIC s'uth iaoluc, hnothcr sun who
| would IN9 ranch In Texas or In one
" tHe WIZ counties OF California. II
IL needless 20 shy that the latter was
CLOSE reader OF the l3odminton III
| praryl rho universal cry OF the men
Homo in the woodland
From cares and ntTifS sot freei
Low npout the womenY
rue Gear creatufeh every sister OF
MON HEhed Tor FellN EowuH and
more IRE is II any wonder that the
! poet ueilhed women as animals that
deilEhl IN nhelyF
Women DO not look ahead MS men
TO- Tor the REASON | suppose, that on
The mems shoulders IN dcvolved tho
| duty OF supplying the family with
funds When bad fortune comes,
| women urc most always noble and
do they like quiet,
1t is the constant hope OF the man
to have comfortable home and h(
free from the worries OF business and
society II is the delight OF womRnltind
to possess us good clothes ns hei
ncighbor and be In the social swim up
penilsr, dlacrodi,s tho rIot,,ro ., +.
di,,o sin,.irs, IT, ~ io,,,,, - hi'',,,, 10
sbn viz ns,,i,,s ~ ~ n in,I
Pat, '" 80, ~ ts 49, " ~ a.,,iu ~
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10 snnvit, iiiwe inst nrogeu1to,,st NJ, y,
~, ,,, , i,y ~, L. IT, 1,'a,,t
Toom y" ,nnsicoinss " ins ivy that g,wes,
n mus po e9l h og ibtg I hy ne
- ~ - NV,
o3tn, dIsn,,ssa1 u"' 's"'' P'''"N
n i. n,niatainaa ,hot .,,,,,, n.rs,,,,e,
undonbtcdiv a frnr, tha N,nicc snd thni
the odN,. ~ rresh uo,.nyg ia MORE notnn,
than tbeir distiIled essnne"s som,
great throat speciallsts admit their be.
,,nnn mo iarvprai nrgans. oth.rs elnim
mn mo heller Ia me dlsnstrous effeetf
~ odnrs ms heen imnressed Iinon IN,
,ninss az yoenilats' and that, nndlna
themselves In a pnrfume-laden ntnoa-
nbere they suffer from fear. which
causes N neryous constrictlon OF tn
throat
However this mny be, the pupils OF
a number OF foreign schools are not
permitted 10 wear flowers ar 10 use
perfumes. The flowers that are most
In disfayor with sinEers are those v hich
the ungifted majority hold denrest.--
mimoga, violets hyacinths, all Of the
frngrant dubious tribe, tuberoses and
llics.
VouId nm artistic Irvine the delicate,
delicious bells OF the hyaclnth IN her
treaaes. rhe il reminded of the tale OF
Inc lovely Young singer whose lover
sent her a bouquet OF the flowers she
iovel. inhallng their perfume with rap
ture. she atrove to trlll out her JOY
behold her voice had left her, and she
was doomed TO silence for many
rnnntbs
Would tho diva raise the dark. fra
grort vioiets 10 her lips? A OBTAINING
go stayn her she md not forpottpn