Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-29

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rapacions and cruel. set about 10 reform IT;
and said. II have a mild disposition. and !
I like peace, and was brought mp IN the
Quiet OF a dove-coS. and 1 will bring the
vulture 10 the same liking by marrying
him. !" so. one day. after the vuiture de
clsfed he would give up his czrnivorcus
habits and cease longing for blood OF nocS
and herd, az an altar Of rock covered WITH
moss and nchen. the twain were married,
A baid-hcadcd eagle Officiating, the vulturs
saving with ali my dominion OF earth
and sky, 1 thee encow, ana promise 20
love ana cherish iii deAsh 10 rs paIt.
mt one day the dove in her fright saw W.
..,.,-s husv at a carcass. and cried; /
..StoD that Did you not promise ne tna.
~, would Quit yonr cRrniNoroas ana nitny |
habits Il I married yout Yes, sao ~
vnlture. .bu; II You don't Ike my way.
M, can leave" and With one angry stroSe
80 -he heak aud another fierce Gluten. thc
Vuiture left the dove cyelcsS ana "fnSiesS
and lifeless. ,, -.
= Vounr inebriate offered. hut declined II.
% who WAS asked 20 chain her lie 10 =
man selfSh. or Of bad temper. AID retuse1
tho ehackles. viii bless cod threuso oUt az
eternity thai she escaped thAt eArsAis l~-
denonium. .
In addressing those women who have 10
battle alone. 1 congratulate you on your
naprv escape. Rejoice forever that you
viii not have 20 navigate the faults o. tne
other sex. when YOU have faults enough OF
xrrr own Think Of the hereavenentS
,-ou avoid % the risks Of unassimilated
temper which YOU viii not have 70 ran OF
tha cares YOU will never have 20 carry.
ana 81 the opportunity % outside useirt-
ness from which married life would nave
PARTIALLY debarrci YOU. and that yoo arc
s-ee 20 80 aai come a. one VINO has tne
r,.sronsibIiities % a household can seldom
be- God has not given YOU hard lot. a.
.ornuarei with your sisters. When young
women shall make mp their minds AZ tne
start that rnrsruiinc compRnionship = not
ueccs-ityin order 90 happiness ana thSt
there f. a strong probability taat 'Aef NJ
have 90 aCh- the baltic oi NE alone -
vrili te getting the timber ready Toy Nntl,
own fortune. AID their saw and S1 an, ana
str-e Every wise woman cutltetn her
Asno hoy ought 70 be brought MP with
ont learning some business az whica ~
-rria earn "A livelihood. 50 no gill ought x
d. l-7u--t rin without learning the science
! 90 selfish n-.-r. The difficulty Is that man,
I a family goes sailing on the hiSh tiae -
surress and the husband and iather oe
r-nfs ca his own health and acumen 10
Z tha welfare % his household. but one GA
De gets his feet wet. and N three oes
: rneu-nonfn has closed bis lie, aud (.
u daughters are turned out on a cold wori
u earn bread. and there IS nothing lt1-e
'i cal that thcy can 60.
n Nv il this evil 10 be curcd2 start cle'
b hack fn the homestead and teach Eo'
'e daughters that life Il GA earnest thing AT
r.-rhahiIitv that they viii have 10 light u
Is .ttf, of life alone. Let every father o.
y mother say 20 their daughters: Vow, !" %
n would YOU DO Tor nyenlooli X v lAt lo
le own were swept away by financial disast'
~. 80 GA age OF death should end NY career
ID afv advice 70 al girls and al unmarri
- women whether ia nMlcnt homes or
g homes where most stringent economies q
- grading. f. 20 learn 80 do some KIND
rs srors that the world must have while
- World stands.
%. vouns women az America as many
YOU will have TO fight your own hasr
% alone do not wait until you meet v
disaster and your father u dead. and
ST. the resources o. your family nave 20
- scattered. but now. while IN SocG &c
~ and environed bY all properties, ie'
~ how 20 40 some kind Of work that
nj world must have as long a. the wo
~ stands. Turn your attention from the Z
IN hroldery OF hne slippers, OF whicn theFe
80 a surplus and make q useful snoe-
1sr- pend the time In which you A1orn SH
-Uv case ia learning how % make Z q
~ honest loaf % bread. Turn your All
-, ZION from the making OF himsy nothines
the the manufacturing Of important sol
.ase things. o..
hen ans mother say II they saw / was 90
ach such unfashionable worSf 4hro"
~ whole responsibility upon Us, the past
re- who are constantly hearing OF young
men ia al these cities, who. unqu atlAe'
- their PREVIOUS luxurious surroundings
- - a-fnl Struggle OF life into which I
r. hav. been suddenly hurled, seemed 10 Z
,o.a nothing left them but choice petV
and starvation and damnatlon- 1ney
s-ld along the street AZ o'clock IN the va
zion mornings. through the slush and 81
-rles 10 the place where they shall earn
.e-er half enough for subsistence, the IA
sver ters % once prosperous merchants
r.-r ver- cl~rgynaan. artists, bankers
yra. raui-all-ts who brought up their
&C., tr@n under the Internal delusion
iness II Vas not high tone for q woman 20 lea
tod profitable calling. Young woman
nuw this affair Ia your own hand, ana
sown there be an Instruction IN al pros -
families on the part OF the daughter
.ause this day. demanding knowledge IN
.snd- patton and styles OF business by which
"a te- NAV be their own defence and their
.ouch support A. al fatherly aud husbi
nnthv and brotherly hands fan them. 1
- the seen two sad sights, the one woms
Kind al the glory Of her young lie, str
ether by disease and in a week nfeless II
n ,bfs Of which she had been the pride.
4 the hands were folded over the still hear
!. u~es her eyes closed for the last slumber
hrred she was taken out amid the IA ents
OF kindred and friends, thou 2 M ina
.sna = sadness lmmeasureoie- But haN'
sOnethllg compared with Which
~ scene was bright and songful. IL
-tsord Young .goman who had been all her
AMID wealthy surroundings, bS the
OF death and bankruptcy 20 the nous
= furued out on q cold world WttEoi