The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-07

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that they are annihilated, or that the,
! do not exist.
As q matter of fact, they are strongly
marked, and this lady can appreciate
all the comforts of a home" as wei
as some of those who have less excuse
for leaving it.
Nature never intended her for "singlt
blessedness." She is a great admirel
of nobility of character in the opposite
sex, is capable of very strong affection
and much as she likes intellectual pur-
suits, would not exchange the title OF
wife and mother for all the emoluments
/ OF office the state could offer
She is intense in her feelings, will
! chafe under restraint, dislikes post
ponements and delays, is annoyed by
the failure of any one to fulfill their
| engagements and promises if they con-
/ Germ her; is very sensitive of slight OF
neglect, but Will not always show it
! II provoked she can be very cutting
and sarcastic in speech, quickly be-
comes warm, but as quickly cools off.
She is not one TO sulk or seek to
arouse pity for her sufferings real or
imaginary. This would be equivalent
to acknowledging her defeat-some-
thing she will seldom be guilty Of She
does not take we'll to orders and
commands" would make a rebellious
kind
There is ample firmness to give her
stability Of character and integrity of
purpose. AS a child her parents would
have difficulty in compelling her to do
thing, and any attempt to force
would only increase her determination
to resist. This faculty of firmness will
cement her feet to any principle she
believes or knows to be right, and moth
ing could move her. She has wonder
full combativeness for a woman or even
for man. She is not one of the quiet,
docile child-like, cOnfiding creatures
who can be governed by a wish or
look. In many things she will be
law unto herself. Has her own ideas
of the fitness of things and is not pre-
pared TO endorse whatever she hears.
In social, economic or even in religi-
Gus matters she must be convinced be-
fore converted. She is more radical
than conservative, viii not follow the
''old beaten track if there is shorter
and more expeditions route. Her ma
ture is to be up and doing-to progress
and Longfellows Hnes-"Be not like
dumb, driven cattle" will always
strike a responsive chord in her mind.
She is active, hopeful, buoyant full OF
energy and push, but does not like
hard work of physical nature. Will
avoid the smell of the waSh-tub if it
is possible for money to hire a SubSti-
tute. She is prim, neat and particular
about her person and her home, will
be sociable, witty and an excellent
hostess as she. has the happy faculty
to either entertain or to be enter
tanned. Her mirthfllness is of the
'bubbling' order-it will take the form
of bright, sparkling, ready wit, rather
than dry humor, and will be more
pointed than droll. Had this lady
taken to the stage, she would have met
with more than ordinary success, but
this would not satisfy her longing for
intellectual food.
She must have a chance to reason.
to argue, to analyze, TO dissect and ex-
anime matters. and though her prem
ises may not always be sound or well
taken, her deductions will at least be
logical and in harmony with those
premises
She is we'll gifted in language. her
tongue never gets twisted in express
ing herself, but she is not so good in
the arrangement of her matter. In
preparing an address there will be eX-
cellent skill exhibited in the selection
of her matter and in the choice of
words, but through lack of proper ar
rangement or the necessary care, her
address will contain in the early part
that which should have been preserved
until nearer the close. Thus she would
appear to become weaker instead of
stronger as she proceeded. Her ability
to arrange and construct is only me-
dunn, and she would make but poor
living as a dress maker.
AS a public speaker she would be
earnest, pointed and emphatic. Does
not fear opposition; will never shrink
from debate, but cannot endure ridi
Guile. She believes in free speech and
- hot ~
differ from her may nevertheless be
Just as honest as herself
Her dignity is a very tender spot.
She is too sensitive to adverse crit
icism; would forgive a man for steal
ing her purse quicker than the one
who wounded her pride. May often
have to bite her lip to hide her morti-
ication; is shrewd enough to disguise
her feelings, but like a dove shot un-
der the wing, the wound is not less
painful because it is concealed.
She is extremely cautious, appre-
nensive of results, and there is a con-
slant warfare between desire on one
hand and fear on the other.
Ambition gives her wings, but eau
ion is always ready with the scissors
% clip them She will be timid up to
| certain point, and then can be as
as a lion. Shadows rather |
Ter life. If any new departure is con-
the anticipation of danger |
n trouble of some kind is ever pres !
mt, and hence, TO quote Shakespeare, |
She will often lose the good she other |
wise might gain by fearing to at
empt."
With her excessive love of children, !
his large caution will make her |
unusually anxious and solicitous for !
heir welfare and safety; will pro-
-ide against possible accident or dan
,er, often remind them to take care
nd if she had less consistency, would
'e one of those fond mothers who
would not allow her boys to go. near
he water until they had first learned
o swim.
Religiously, the lady's endowments
re not on a par with the intellectual
nd social. Her prayers will be sim
ere, but short and to the point. There
no danger here of religious mania"
n regard to spiritual matters, as in
lOst others, she will have con-
cientious convictions that are not
asily shaken; will be true TO her be-
eff, but Will never take we'll to the
here outward forms of devotion, and
kinks the Lord was about right in
laking six week days to one Sabbath.
To sum UP briefly, the lady has any
mount of grit, has good executive
1rce, is not easily discouraged, is
yet firm and thorough.
nd these faculties, coupled with her
plendid intellectual gifts, eminently
ualify her for a physician. She is
agreeable and social in dis
osltion, and her friendship is lasting.
he can speak for herself, can take
are of herself and will make her way