| A DOMESTIC PROBLEM |
| about it, and suggest, and guess, and throw light with all our might? |
| almost infinite number of those parts, and of the time, skill, and |
| and suited both to the weather and the occasion; doing for herself |
| you "take a cloth," and go over every inch of accessible surface, |
| gittin' past carryin' her mind inter her work. Wal, I remember when I |
| scarcely to be found. This point, namely, the prevailing invalidism of |
| is, but the ways and means by which she is to accomplish it. Let us |
| them. In fact, a child's nature is a piece of delicate, complex |
| "Alas! there is hardly a day that I do not feel my ignorance on all |
| sake of knowing how to bring up my children, and how to keep them in |
| knowledge. And we must remember here, that the advantages derived from |
| display of vestments and music; and, if the Ritualists can pervert the |
| that will elevate and refine. Give her the highest, broadest, truest |
| said he couldn't afford it, and the peddler went off. I couldn't get |
| Italy, than to have taken care of those "two hundred criminals," |
| the town and an ocean of family tattle. He finds himself shut up for |
| fill in every chink and crevice of leisure time with sewing. "Look," |
| first in importance. It is easy to see what they consider essentials, |
| For Me To Make Her Clothes." You Observe Her Submissive, Law Abiding |
| hurry, and that constant hurry is a constant strain upon her in every |
| works on after she is completely used up? What is the substance, the |
| there by overwork and anxiety." |
| and by never setting her foot outside the door, she might follow this |
| state of public sentiment is the fact that in none of these legends is |
| to see that the very inferiority of what are called the inferior |
| Condition, Pre Natal And Post Natal, Of The Mothers. So That The |
| some single word where we can condense into one monosyllable the |
| requires not only general culture, but special preparation, a |
| be told the names of all the streets in Chicago, the names of the |
| duty of your lives. There is, then, nothing in the whole vast range of |
| physician. |
| sisters, aunts, nurses, and governesses, that they should study thrift |
| majority of mothers do not watch for such traits. It seldom occurs to |
| the intellectual and moral training of children can be given to a |
| The "nursery Girl" Topic Might Come Up Again, And Be Considered In Its |
| Outlaw," "The Night Hawks, containing Midnight Robbery, Plots dark and |
| instruct, so to enlighten young women, that when the time for action |
| the following questions are taken from the "Examination Papers" of a |
| their lives or their deaths, and their moral welfare or ruin, not one |
| solution of our problem; still, as Mr. Frothingham said in a recent |
| This is the obvious inference, and one which children would naturally |
| seasons their situation is pitiable, not to say dangerous. A great |
| well to work a little on the surface for the sake of immediate |
| enlightenment; and to effect the exchange we shall have to begin at |
| burden of responsibility. As things are now, the woman who marries a |
| deceased, came to her death (so her neighbors said) by hard work. |
| Without Help. It Is Truly A Getting Along, Not A Living. Sometimes, |
| less importance is attached to the nature of her occupations and |
| one, for instance, which comes to us in the newspapers, as "criminal |
| in their arms, and overlooking their childish sports? A man may take a |
| keep her with us?" The truth is, that heretofore the wrong things have |
| prematurely because God wills it, not because we transgress his laws. |
| together? |
| persons. It is not suffering to know that a large number of |
| for that mission. What say you, friends? Shall our women receive |
| not only in low places, but in high places; in exceedingly high |
| report comes to me, in which it is shown by facts and figures how our |
| early course. Such is the magnitude, the transcendence, of this |
| mental culture, while the husbands have grown away from them; and it |
| after. It is hard for a woman who is hungry for reading to see how |
| Three private letters, coming one from the South, one from the East, |
