..A.to T.TCTTKK.
Why doca'nt sho teach hliu to give
inuiiL-eu uisucii nm tiers, unci Incu
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Some Remarks Concerning Politic. " catc clurltablc 8p!rlt ,n t,,p cl1(f
f35
V,1111U1CI
icllef to sec tuai men who
ylla will be ii nice person to have
us u rult-VulMti-
around, when he Is grown, u III he not?
In such a family you will Ihul Unit,
tliuiish cadi child has his own toj,
one hair brush and comb doe-duty
for tho entire family. Why not teach
H Is a
..,iL' iiohtlts" ure,
(Io'I)lll(, t .mi old UUltHof abusing and
Uilllgl.li. m tl,l'r bc,,,M,c of
,.., Ami while It is gratifying to
..... .T,.ti im loss Influence on
L !"st mn ft.iii.erly. it makes t"' o share their playthlnbut to
u upp.ri.en.lvo. and wc . individually, such article, a.
.enliocondaded that there I. ' nf ualrbruslm and coiubs.
M0IHl.li - ... . Lnt, CMPll Imvn ii nlima fi I. to 1...1
Issue at HitiKu, eisoj '"" " ",o uiu"k-
for a moment, K ' " "" sur1'' ,,n(l 1M,!" llleni to
oiverve order In placing them.
r-J ' ' "" 'I P ttllflinilinmmtintim... ' H
in -m-nini.n IIHI H rTM
erv Important
i,a tiifii would "ever
aiumlon lllL' cvcr-varylmr pleasure
and lntoitst of m-illng all past deeds
or rijd.t :iii'l wrong, (mid especially
ronI" committed by the nominee or
his supported.
Xo, men mi etui ill ng their attention
to tlio "Miincy question.1' Some of
tiicin iiiuli'istand It thoioughly, sonic
think they do; but to tho greater pur
cent or them It It. Greek, and the
phMM.' "10 to 1," Is an especially dir
llcult pango. Tho most or tho men
Know as little about its moaning ns
We women do, and wo arc not sup
posed to know anything at least,
about politics, or what Is best for our
country. Most men think we should
be content, too, to allow Ignorant
Tiniinns and lnur-urcu inuians to
help form our laws. Same of us arc
not. True, we know we've enough
clscto occupy hand and brain. The
aicrage woman Is a combination of
cook, laundress, teacher and nurse, to
jay nothing of seamstress and a great
many other "esses." Nevertheless,
most of us could find time to Instruct
ouftclvcs In Intelligent balloting, and
would doubtless makou greater suc
cessor It tlinn an Ignorant foreigner,
and would not place so great a pecun
iary value upon our vote.
But then! this Is the old debate of
"woman's rights." Somo of us want
to vote, and say soj others do, and say
they don't, because they can't; and
yet others don't care whothcr thoy
can orcan't. Tho first uro tho sort of
women who are very angry for u few
minutes, and then are sunny temp
ered again; the second aro tho sulky
sort, who are provoked If they can't
have what they want, and aro too
proud and sullen to a9k twice. And
the last? 0, they aro tho "contented"
sort. Deliver us from many of 'eml
If wo women were voters, I think we
would devote a few hours to learning
what "10 to 1" means, Instead of
standing on tho street corners and
harping on the trouble that will fol
low the adoption of tho "gold stand
ard," or tho good that will follow a
deatributlon of "frco silver."
A man told mo a story a few days
since which I would never have told
on another, were I a man, I would bo
so ashamed of him. Ho said ono man
said to another, "Why, if wo get a
distribution of frco silver ntthorato
of 10 to 1 every man nnd woman will
receiver $10, and each ono of their
children $10, and I tell you, I'll
ote for free silver every tlmol I
now which side of my bread Is
buttered." Well, I doubt it, don't
jou? There Is one comforting assur
ance, however, and that is this;
although that man's children may
not know any more about tho re
pectlve sides of their sllco of bread
wueo they aro born, their mother
will probably bo able to instill a llttlo
knowledge in their respective brains.
She can at least teach them not to
lick the butter all off tho ono sido,
nd then howl because they must
men cat tho dry bread. And when
tlleyget to bquabbllng over a chair,
uf them squalling- because tho
olher Is In his chair, she can and
ould. make them understand that
toey must not be selfish. She must
"mberthat they aro embryo politl
dws.aud must eliminate such selfish
traiu from their characters for tho
uks of household peace und tho
future good to their nation.
We all know of fauilles where noth
ia Is used in partnership, nnd no
chlld 18 compelled or taught to give
"P to another under any circumstance.
has his swing, his wagon and
nm, and there has to be afullsup
Wy. of every variety, of toys brought
the house, if one encroaches upon
e other's territory, in even tho
ll8htst degree, there Is a row and it
"only settled by the mother saying
ow Johnny you get right out of
mmy'a chair, you've got one your
hotVrnbing0Just ,L ,n,t alddoa't
Teuch them habits of personal uout
ness. They learti very young thafot e
of tho iirst qualities, of ladyhood, Is
nnitly combed hair. Not long since
a childish conversation, was over
heard, which will serve to Illustrate
this point. One of the nclghboi's
vuuuiuii imu uuuii piaying wiiii n
bright llttlo girl, of six, who was
seated drumming on the nhitm.
"Now," said she, "Play you were a
lady come to visit mo and you were
going to sing, but wait a minute and
I'll get u brush and brush your hair,"
Und disgusted with the dirty race
and unkept hall, the little thing
darted Into her mother's room
and got her brush and was soon en
deavoring to improve the appearance
of tho other's hair. I'll venture she
afterwards lecelved some private In
struction, regarding the proper rare
of hair brushes.
To the parents the blame Is mostly
due of bad hublts formed In child
hood. A dear old lady said sho taught
her children how to eat In a manner
becoming a human being by giving
them, when small, a dish deep enough
so that If they could not otherwise
capture an elusive morsel they could
get it next the side of tho dish and
easily push It into their apron. "Wo
cannot expect a child's pudgy little
hands to bo very dextrous in the use
of a spoon. This grandma said, "It
almost makes me cry to sco a hungry
child come to tho tnblo and try to dip
anything from a shallow plate. First
they know it's over tho side nnd they
aro scolded for soiling tho cloth. Then
tho little things watch their chance,
und in go their lingers, and a largo
mouthful Is crowded onto tho spoon,
and as It Is conveyed to tho hungry
mouth, tho oyes aro watching tho
mother, momentarily expecting dis
covery, and u reproof for taking 'such
largo bites.' It Is an Insult to a
child.'" Give thoni a bright llttlo
pan shallow, with perpendicular
sides, then thoy can tako a reasonable
sized mouthful and not bo starving or
cramming, and aro not taught a les
son In deceit.
Sho is right, as any mother wllUsco
when sho gives tho matter a llttlo
thought. "When tho youngster has
become somewhat deft, his llttlo tin
"trough" can bo exchanged for some
thing more elegant, but do let them
cat in comfort. And don't let them
have "pie, tlrst," or allow them to eat
the Jam and leave tho bread, or thoy
will become "ring polItIclans,"Jand
there aro too many now. v"vJ Mi
Mahion.
CASTORIA
Arc6c(ablcFrcparationiorAs
simitatlng ikFoodandRcgula
ting ihcStamachs andBowcls of
Promotes DigcsllonXhccrful-
ncss ana licst.contalns neither
Opium.Morphinc norlflncral.
Not Narc otic.
KavtefOUtlk-SAKCELBWam
JlxJmna
tninSttl
Jlrnrmuit -JnortanaltSti
IHmSttti -
UriUyrun fUtv.
A perfect Itemedv forConstirvj.
tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca,
iiuiio,uiivuu)iuiu,revtTJ5ii-
ncss cndLoss or Sleep.
TflcSimllo Signature of
NEW YORK.
IZAVUH
fi&tim
A mirror could not
lie if it wanted to.
?he Rims lias noth
nsr to rain by flat
tery. If the roses of
health and plump-
utu of beauty are
leaving' your face,
your mirror will tell
you so. You can see
lor yourself you are
In danger of losing
the admiration
which Is every wo
man's due. You
may not really real
ist it, but health Is
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8 roved positively oy lae aosence 01 laesc
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; cause
Im am . Htl nt WA efttlfiitlOllA COtlliU
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