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About The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1879)
20 6 THE WEST SHORE. July, 1879. BYB LO I.AM). luh) s girtjfin ffrs tn nasi), doing h see il.e kiuhtt m gram); Hill "I Ui as) Uia ww aUr. --., W .1. Iilnif fo 10 her (t ulr Hwltiic Ml, 11)1 III Ofd UwMm U pi Ii Midi 0. Hie hrlglil ilreliu III live li,-l.uit, AH lit Hi. lining augrl. pUnncr Hi(l lull, luhea MM rinse, Just llkr III. j.i-Utl. i. . row.. N.ilig ML ImSi htMlMl rjr 111 Mm :.. lead! I la Ilia n.) l.i III a-lu Wml. Iiill.lr.1 l) BMlilMf! ItllUf liNiiil I Mil. Until iinw .re In Mm fuM, I ill I. lilnU 1 1 1 I. fr.iln Hid eeld K 1 1 1 Ml mSU luii) !(. 111 Bn la had CHUNK nil's NKWhi-apkiis. tmitf Afltnccm, m Ahum, an magazine oi great !.. , nliarjil y ar raigns tin' new iaHrs whii'li urn iruii" In minister to groveling taatca by publishing very rrproheiiaihlo liUiraturo. It aaya : Not only 1I11 our unwapapcra offend liy the iuldl. atinn ol thii vile dotaila n( gnat Crimea, liut aleo liy picking 11 1 ami aprradiug abroad little scandals, little unpleasantness 111 society, little liiU of gossip tliMtt 1111 sensible nr honorable MMifwi to know or wtwU nAW klauell tn reeal. Much of ll"' huumi ol many weekly .i. 1 . ami nl mil a lew dailies, is dovoUd tn matters til thin daSOt ipliou. Th little tattle f the lieighlmrhnod lliat u mil only ailly ,ul otaiiniie 111 tin' cilroinc n gathered ami aorvod up iu aa apwliiiug a maiinnr a iaihle (or the J i-iil.-ilmi.il. 1 1,1 nl ll... win, I,, nimmmiity. If a' woman Uhavea indiscreetly, tin. fact, innrn nr 1 law omeolli.hed ami aullicioully diaguieed to what the appetite, ol the gos.iia, la likoly Ui j .i 111 iriut Hi.' not .lay. II a mail own. inila an eimr ol ahnli he ia pretty auro to lie i ashamed, ami cmin uaiiK which he would U glad o( U10 indulgent .llrnoe of hia licighlior,. than ia no mercy of him; lie will have a chance U rood the nxHir.1, a g.md .1. .1 magnified, in tin. locaU ooIu.iiil Ik.11te.i1c laMWljoi iti, l,h li the Ot MM haa no hu.mo.a at all allord material (or ary itomi; liii.inoaa complies! mi,, am wtsree complicated hy uiiaiitliori,-, reHirta eon coram, them; Intl.- (rouble in the ehurvhr. waioh Umae I1.1 have the .-are o( th.nr interest aro doing Uieu 1, 1 1 , onnip.ao are la .1 into grave .liaaen h rrlarrucra !. limn , t, ea.papeis Snu. luiira. when tl. ,l,.u,, ,, IK. - amall acamials ar not giwn, there are little hmla m I iniiueu .... that Mt to put all the uuiwal anil lord, Hemic n,,.e. , t,r j munily mi the a.enl r ludreency ,,, murlm-l What iirw or lualilh-alion .an Ihrr.. U. (r the iutili,aUuo ol .11. 1, iteina aa I hod ' Wh,. ia Mn.lttl l.v rea.line them ! What iniorv.t ,,( inUllirn,, ol morality. ..1 .1. ,ncv 1. iMn,.iK hy .iiwIii,k al.l theae imaeralil. ,,Uu. ( VfV' ""I' reaa..ii l..r .rinUui( thnn ia that many 1-..1.U ,k ,., ,, . ,i,, ...t. a aalo lor Uie paoart Hut the la.tr that cravoa Uaaa U a ti. ,. ai .U.ra.1,,1 u ,htl Iwamoaa ,.( trali(ym anj aUmulaUnii aurh a UU la a had tnttmaaa What m tlmnht ol the woman who go, from houar U. houae in her rM,hl..rh..nd rehearain. Um id mtellir,,, like tin .. t , Um asan who devnvm hia 14 mi re to the cir.-ula tiamadhearrwatnimor? If it unttareiuulde H a man to ga ahoal nngtag hia Muhbon' ' .loor-baJU aad m-iUng In I hem aura acwndala hv word ol aaaaUi it la more diervimtaMe I, him u. nnt them ia a widaly-droulaukl nci,iRr Ta atory thai a gwatlenian Would not atoop u. 141 IB food atxtely. no gratlmaa ought to print ia hia apr Mmldliag and mtechief making u mal aa reurehriiailde in a repurW aa ia any other nun. Um larl thai aurh aluff make hia pair aell u a poor jaaUAoatioa. Aad unUI tht man atari at aawapapairt Uaro to diaonmiaaU with a little morn enre hetwP the newa Whifh ih pillilic hua a iiu-ht to hear anil tho uewa which in nimply noiaoino nr injurious acan.lal, thu buainnaH nl jiiiirmiliam will miller a acrioim loan ol respect ami nl inlliii iice. THB BOY AND Till-. DUKE. An Knlixli farmer was nuo day at work in the lielda, when hu saw a party of liiiiitHincn riilniK ahoiit hia farm. Hu had 0110 Held that he was specially tnxlooi they slioiild not r i 1 over, aa the crop was 111 a cnnilitiini to lie limlly injured by the tramp of horses; so he dispatched a hoy in Ins employ to this lielil, telling Inm t sniii inn xaie, ami keep watch over It, anil nn no account to suffer it to hu opened. The hov went as he was bid, but was scarcely at his post iicinrn the huntsmen came up, peremptorily or doling the nate to he opened. This the hoy detained to do, stating the nrilera he hail received, and Ins determination nut tn disobey them, Throat and bribes were offered, alike in vain, (tun alter another came forward as "p"k tan, but all with tin- same remit! the Imy remaining Immovable in his determination mil to oiK-n the uate. Alter awhile, mm of "olilo presci advanced, ami said, mm,! 111U tones: "My iHiy; do you know mc? 1 am tho Duko 01 iveiiiiiKton -ono not accustomed tube .lis obeyed; and I command vou to onen thai, earn that I ami my friends may pass through." The buy lifted his can and atnn.1 iinmoaMil liefore the man whom all KiiKlaud delighted to '"" 10.11 ainwcn rmiy: "1 mil auro the Ihike of Wellington would not wish 1110 to dia oliey orders. I must keep this "at(i shut; 110 one is to puna tbrongh hut with my uiastor's opriNs nermieeioo." Ilrcatly pleased the sturdy old warrior lifted Ilia ou't. I...I ....I UU. t.f L : " "1 "o.i hui 1 minor mo man or ..y trim can no neither hribed nor frightened into doing wrong. With an army of audi soldiers, I BOOM 0OIMUOI not only the French but the world." And, handing the boy a glittering sovereign, the old Duke put spurs t hia hone, and galloped away, while the boy ran Off to In. work, shouting at the top of his voice Hurrah: hurrah! 1 have dono what Naimleon could not .I., IV,, kept out the ll.ike of Wei lington. ' OR AFP. I W-n.v yellegant a baby show. A DIM who puts on aira ia a wind-lasa. Bxrmn I Wirot make (lenaive huabanda UOVn won't IWeehN the breath of aeamlal r.n.Ks are very fouli.h to Uke arran cold II Vou mint; g. tVm rurnl. TiiK trouble in fana.li, i. the womon uae up the emra eoather drying eloihea, pHakAOTn -T0 00j poraonal property a-Ueh . ybody look, after lor lou. 1 ' 1 11 av are digging in Tennessee for gold a for- llSK'i VM A inns r.K had a aatad of augar returned with a Bote aay.,,,, 'Too much aand for table uae and not enough fr budding purpose " An alwiit unn.b-d gentleinen. ,, retinno t mghl.1,,,, h,. . gU.lH,l,.,,d kicked hiSL lB atair. : 1 did ,,.,t fan, hi. mi.uk" unt, he w ,, and tha.l.ig tried ,0 . B" llMUIai.au 1kk,U, m..uatche. ad . "t. aaya the major, "are the pl.me.t a L tha. ,h', ' t II, capiu". UamWra , Ui. .lUc to let-im.uiro at tbi hj"?1" N "ho U,tA ) "' th. mini,. river Mi home. ha. wnttoo th, (llw, re.,r, Dlnr4i).h.Lh ke,,b.r, B - Ail, Jui md Nlw,r lr Juniii, u,, y,, j ' Th, run 1, r.,hrth a,, .hlaaoiauiiiJly. Al h. n, aait iMrtwoa " We-l r., i ,J. I ' , ' " "" l.v! I... ,4 ,), Ima aa wal aa4 tvlea m Zn, A MOTHKK'S LESSON Fun OIHLS. Ono who aigna horeelf "A Mother," end whose writings are full of maternal wisdom tad solicitude, writes to the New York Tribunt aa follows: Looking with a mother's interest upon the habits of young people, and their relations to gother, in this day ; and looking also upon the personal experience of more than 60 years I am profoundly convinced that idleness in women baB as much (if not more) to do with the deep rooted evil that is undermining our social and national virtue so rapidly and terribly as say other influence. The girls of this generation are idlo, even where families are in but mod. erate circumstances, and suffering must come in somewhere from expenses entailed by necessary work tiiat is not done by the daughters. House, work is considered degrading evon the light offices for her own room, whioh every true woman ought to feel unwilling should be dona by any hands but her own, and by which every young girl should make that place a sanctuary, where her dignity and purity are to be recog nized and guarded by each appointment aad arrangement within it ; and sewing is handed over to tho maeh ine- workers as something quite out of the 1 1 ties t ion to be done. If no more should bo said respecting then wints, it is pitiful to oonaider how they are missing their own happiness in this atate of things. Nn girl is fitted for her future duties and responsibilities as wife and mother who cannot do these things, and do them thoroughly well ; and her future is not provided for unless her present is a eteady and organized fonndation for it, and that cannot be unless the mothers train the daughter from babyhood for the work that ia Nil TH tn rnfl I,, ,,.., ufnH.anl.Aful IVkn - t II II W 1 ..... RU.IIMIIIIMI, .. MVM this is dono the happiness comes in. Mothers mid daughters have a life together ; a bond of employment and interest that is in constant operation. Over their household matters, aad CMlCciallv llVlir the v.,rl ..f hai .,....,ll,,u ll,.,.- have a oompanionship that grows with their lives and brings them into a close intimacy, of . I - . . I. .. . 1 1 i 1 . . 1 -1 1 1 , nn- win anu uaugniers 01 inn day know very little. They are really strangers to each other Tl... ut..,i.. i,.;; .kink ,.. charactor of the mother ought to be to the daughter is not known, because they have no work together. The needle is a part of woman's dower. I will not dwell upon "the benefits of tho sewing machine." God means that women nIiOUIiI llan their nnn.ll... .,.! L. J. nn l. alightest need of injury from its nse, excepting in oaaee which correepond with any other neces sity for overwork. It is a great subject, and not easily oened up in aa brief space aa is allow. 1. 1.. !,..-. I.... I I ',. I. 1. ... ... i. , uui . ociicvo mm i oeiio.o iu Ood and hia appointments for us that if the girls of this generation would take op a daily duty of work, no matter what their position or emu in., mo worm woui.i bo happier pgr, it. Mother, wonl.l I, ., .. l: --'- ...J aWJ. - ,io i no. n i . niu ...v.. n. feoti.ui, as they sorely misa it now : fathers na.e many a nara nour oi iiiacourage- ii. i lit over heavv bill, le.l.t. ... ,1 l.r,,thnr would have a conianiouship of whose charm, aa wall aa bonofit, very few have knowledge now ; aad VoUIlu men In ..I I )- ... ... I . I k - ... . v ... uvuv. IUI..IUUI w.iuiu uta.u m ' " of womauhooil that ia almost entirely lost in mo present nay. t omen are never more bril liant or f a,-o, . I , ., .. I .L - - n I .n.-nn a,..n.,.,g jmi, .uejr uaro v..ru u . right to be brilliant and fascinating) than wbrn ll,...r I I- .--J . I I I 11 .."u... ro occupiea. AWivsrasna aw ,.iiiiwmri maappear; ami penecuy at ncr " . ..lining woman ixcomes iniairrM the pocitioa, and, happy herself, makee all around her happy. TaUnKtsm mm -i.i, LA. .lu..l..i.ul 1...I.,. m Western eilllor ..Iverltr...,! "Pnnltrv l.k.-li in exchange for advertiabag.'' The villaioooa oosa- lst.lt.ir. . in hi. ..iitw.rtj.nitw tn nn m ntlit- atandmg grudge, eat it op: "I'oeiry taken, etc, and aince that time the office bov haa boon leering ,yi ccnU a dav from the waste paper man.