The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-24
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critics. how they swarm about us
We cannot escape them no matter what
our pose, says Dorothy Maddox IN the
Philadelphia inquirer" II we try TO
laugh at the world with the hope OF hav-
ing It smile back at us we are Gallons; II
we allow Our heart matters to creep 10
the surface VIC are bores-,
Speaking for women exclusively, we are
a~fTlicted with a mania for putting ouf
finger in somebody else's pie. We many
times do so with the best intentions. but
Intentions do not offset the evil results
OF Interference.
There IS an old proverb which says, "A
fool knows his own business better than
a sage can teach him"
How to the point, 1t is the putting
ourselves right in the places we judge III
nlled that warrants interference. As this
IS rarely possible our criticisms are most
" unjust.
We grow confidential these days We
have little to do a wag our g
I'VE say things to our neighbor about
some other neighbor that had best be
left unsaid. Her jewels. her gowns, her
maids, her children we have under our
sharpest supervision. The bitter weed OF
Jealousy Jokes the blossoms of good
VIII.
The young woman who is bubbling over
with spirits is frowned upon. Dire and
dreadful are representations. she will
come to some a cnd; her shrinking sis.
ter is a sly cat or a prude.
The woman who delights in gay little
frocks is over dressed. Her age is bruit-
ed about. She Is an old fool. Her oppo-
ypne for fnery, is a dowd.
fWhoever strikes the medium ac-
cording to the critics iaeass
Sefnaps the shafpest tonsues a.
found right IN ones W lahnly. Sutets
their criticisms carry more "flsnt tnai
other peoples. we on the ANXIOUS peleh
certainly DO open VICE our ears TOT any
thing they may have 20 say.
Little l~hheehuoes arg aroppeu -"
point tness snatss :
Gle ana the shaiss come rom one wn'
shouiu hlo~, - - IN;
prother Is heia up - eNe "oiA"
cue y apuse. .st.
no" ~ neaNeAs az rsultttnr
priae dno" SUI : i@pss 5.sassi+4as
soes I'M In. e - aare
-oroa soalad -,
~ 49, - sa,noona Who should
49, aaSa
- ..s4as, auaas nat i
,,e+arsd ~ With eraedv interest some
49,, - $500 ;n+eoded IL offor +o stran-
an. a. fraad,,, ~ tho Family circle Int
g, o. nc ,rtrnaers with plee and all be-
os,sa ua have one,ed wide tbe aood gates
~ oonadance
SIS
VIZ
We are aus,eu y
may never rsai'Ne als- = 80.
We are saiiins ynlpa'aiAe
lraaalaes are .osseu apou. =
70 ahoelier iiAe q ~
Deas Pep" - q
e tro,,ble with ber hive asfairs and there
4 WIN tho mainstav of the household.
throylng bimse,f awav on = mere chit Of
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r7aah .enAnsra oa+bers forca nc If is ear
go $50 r.o,,+b - mouth And after a
49, 49, ea-.;,,, 1ao1,oa ,,no, "a s,,ch a
maaaT = .ooaraad ss an ohiac+ lesson for
a~a naaaaah,rv ;nol;yaa
~ ~ barsahald ana ont IF II he on
-a $3.50 fan,i,,, = vrl,o CT hoist
s.-u,e :. 49, - $50 r.s looloa
Esassamhan 5000 Nv
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=, .N 1a aran
a. WY eouiu :
mapping
"ii"' ny oto = o'1e -
ps ieeie ene ""iiu ? opAr ""s
ana on ~easaAtesl iiies' - d ann =
mao niue 10 pulia Oh save 'he soou SENSE
o. us members.
Row aesoiated inc rank arc me OF soci-
ETY. when one attempts 10 ma a soui large
enough TO say II corhered, CANNOT
1udge. CrltIelsn inter thfohgh society
Ike some poisonous stream sometimes
PUBIC, sometimes privaee-alWays Gan
gerous. often rufnous.
All we women who are active in bust
ness or profession want is a fair field and
no favor. writes Margaret e. Sangster. in
..Demorest's Magazine
We ask for nothing on the ground of
sex. We are willing TO con,nete with
80 sI
sta.aamas y aaaaa
$50 -, ~. a,.:eh $3.50
aart1er,on. ~ oxasa+ aefamanea -
b,s;aoss I,ro 49, and uo,aan 80 e,,,n,n
warkars and if +ha a1anoaof afea~ fs ~.
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