The Exeter Times, 1885-3-12, Page 31
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acts clan ar mu rledd ea as a
ma r• eousyse, rho nater, Wipe*
thy of all womankind.to-all figures reit-
dere that much certain, What woman
ever lived who wpuld went
livein
adding thinfgvi s rilernrt rages,
the same hth Aim ted to
working, re.ttpeures:,rlnnand night.Wht pleasurecouday
woman get from a new uouAee when
eonselous that her life partner, onlook-
ing at it. would, at woe be" in te cath -
pato the comparative annual expendi-
tore on bonnets and standing Armies?
What wornau of ordinary feminine in
atinets'Would putnters fiin the way'b
becoming a subject for the manufacture
of perpetual "sums" in zirithtnetie?
A, totersibly adequate acquaintance
with feminine testes, enaltlee DS to say,
therefore, with confidence,that statis-
ticians are always and necessarily un-
marrie mpll;ac c t Y o
fact:il ot1:
othtR t.;:4 r�i+ nl
nsa,fel :; .,a 1ptde
"perform unemployed,' to..
and disastrous falsification of life's
ruts.
TO parephraao stir, Bumble's. indig-
neat exalametion, ifStatis;lca Suppose
female heads of households to bo un -
elan to , "statistics is a idiot an
is
ss ,4 bb � u`i ;
toa n : ' otter who.
sets down married women as "tenet.
played," put himself in 1t •married w
man's pin for a little while by way
experimllent.
Let him leant by experience the tot
.Weprttxlty'of ituutimata things, and .-
malevolent tendency of dirt to account.
late, Let him try his prorates -ha
an the mane! auitont of
t.'h. n r n, "r aedits.'
ons"r '1; �awtr. 'g 4e
to q+ Y Y 't. • tt Inttiirtos
an ork that Dau be avoido
vlv tion filet "Thursdays out" ought to.
of the ether days and all.
the week, and a uniform
favor of Iulendi:tc
t hl OM**
tend afl'alrs Irt kitchen, limn dk a
rooms; :see that dinner is sery
tinlerWtet irGD1 'agclt out out et
way," tii�oi divli kit t properly pa
ishede o ma ewe and dueled and
"'picked up.." malt later keep Johnnie's
waist and trousers, and .Mary'* pina-
fore mended, and all the stockings
darned. Let him have it on his mind
to keep the bop front breaking their
necks end the girls from falling late a
rage and indulging in such extremely
unlovely expressions u "Ton moan old
thing," and "So there now?" Let him
be chargged with the duty of seeing that
the olotlsea are clean, farm washed and
heads combed for dinner. Let hien try
his head at all this every (ley�. and then
let him tear the whole establishment to
pieces Wee a year for a debauch of
"house eleauing "
We have left the management of tho
baby—the young gentleman or lady
whose solo concern it is in life to estab-
lish and maintain his or her supremacy:
in tho household --wholly out of the ao-
X count, because we wish to bo fair and
include in our list only thou .things
whiula every married, womanhas an
her hands. By hiking the list as .it
stands, will any atatisticiau make ex
periment of this sort of unemployment?
The plain fact is—and everybody but a
uaafiemed figure monger oan see It for
himsoif—'that the most busily employed
persons in this working world of ours
are those women who are at the heads
of households. And if it be answered
that however busy they may bo their
industry yields no return in earnings,
let the doubter of that make the trial
of dispensing for a time with the femi-
nine supervision of his household; we
do not ask thet he shall keep any ac-
count of the consequent increase is his
expenditures; what Mr. Maudlin' palls
"the demnition total" will besufficiept
ly convincing to make the experiment-
er ever afterwards regard the labors of
his donrestio partner as about the most
profitable employment to him that is
possible.—.N Y. Coin. Advertiser.
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!!tneteeti, t rut . o,ai r ern
oes„
to t ala li there i- ve little.el 1 r n ter ti l.cc +i • ,.;
ease' 0,il p!I uiesst m t;Ir, 1 }lit l +"'t' , IfO-
04144134436. y, .;i 'rule:#ami: e:eti offel7
batt exense•for his condition. , But:. OULi) SA 1� TO
tbd +ttltl,' acid ;)tQn vii;.,•i women. tho8.e wb intend
pnrcitss rig to d, sa trona
tY'lli?.4A• roles lua,j�: liesltti^ 'fl..' ol'9lvned the tnanufuctUxer. I:�
wit,p.AtixioF,S : laA4ii h;+41,14g4 v,. daalor „irbe ouvs to soli
claim. net' our sympathy, but oar es- r'''''4 ' must necessarily
tee*. cur ttdttliratfon. ze a profit. filo:It:
Rep tri givethe 'ur°013 inot always�her¢fault that oho* .n.gt,`whicia0anssfh e, o tf..es she hasn m etthe ytewl
Pig . pt1 �$' ,A' ran er
g a. .o t' 43°4891ft1
ebanua, And we leve these one itlll are eta air t to a or c
and devot'bd lives, which work in manularturertconueq eiat
single harnes& and carry so eheorfully "44" aellhesger,
)fe-; burdens and Dares. with none of.
hasc , =ibea iful 'negatives to . duty gi=liem
�''
never caught the e;r s e . an o *^�"
which animate the married sister. • For
•lie, they Heat; ohner, " leaner, has _
her Soenean never be "snore than, a 1 i ,.E
brother -in -late. Alane she singe and
"glean and . there. after 4 t' reaper tonotAK AND
iial t'+i�iY ;,c� + •'.
FEizk?ttlti t• mho bye r. Funerals 1nruishett a,..,.
boss., NO Tuan reaches her the parch Q9444etetllittheyerylow
l corn, and passes her the vinegar est rater
R+*
her morse), anal HO indtli gent reap- t goodate large. contxlote
streweth her with handfuls o
o t c lDL EY,
x1,11(1 t3'""tA f'Lt+;17rer
11 ettitet ul'4�Y 1..
LI 14 D
calispecialattteutio
to our undertaktngdepart
ment,Which 1s more coo
pletetheuever.i+t+ we have
tdded sey e 1 o tar Joel�e e
r ft A
at late
7�e hest oOdJne
aasketa saircads,and treaty
funeral requisite. at 61,0
tot::estprice* Our nets
.afeatree tat : peOnottaR aed.l.)
competent Judger. to bF
second to Ware' In the,
ptawtnoofi
s of Ali the Brent Societies..
6r F t nd uis f
barley. What sheloaneth, ahs car-
rloth home and hath for her owls, ua.-
leges, poredventuro, 4hv hath iter Sts.
tor's husband and family to support.
She Stsn , evq :tum
o p ,.� +' ?��) e' ' x",. ashes O
dust o1 i to win ow at ; no muddy
foot-fraclta to brush from the hall Car-
pet; 00 one to Wheal alio can gladly
give up the rocking -chair and now
agazine; no ono to drag up stairs and
It to beat elootioe slights; no 0110 to 1
Ede himself honied the morning paper
the breakfalat table; ne'ORO to get up
cold Tet"�fitter mornings and `build;
erniiigtitires; she scams 4o .have !
of these joys that make her sis. j
is life a song. Sometimes when l Rirktou,Wootiha
and we assorted, en any.
porion -squiring auythine
in thialine wtlx 4ndlt te
their advagtageto give rut"
a Agit one examine tct
themselves,
1eme
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TUE BEST
place- Nearlyo
Exeter Peat
CABIN T JA$ER.
I have iuttroee yell a
Rosewood Caskets;t ainso
rains of every doscrip.
tion. A complete stook
of Robes and 'trimmings
+alwax gn hand.
The latest styles of
Chamber ofum1ratiinFlua
thnlowestratee,
ESE l.'V TH t COUNTY
at Kemp"a Tobacco Store, Dfaiu.street, Exeter,
OE312T' zORAWN
Office Ti o.°' o'b e. •
A[AIGs { t
[ ♦aRlxlr � CLosR.
, wiu.ltclsoa a,utk Elio:vi.11a ... ...81G a. tri ,Sea pan,
ek at Otte of thpaa lone :women," and 1, sonth,eaatandwesl,includicg Twndou,Fiamilton, Toronto Atontreal Alanit•� 1 ` `
ink thet'shif'may not knuvr"what it ehe.l�uttedstatem.I netisAaaadforceps;4,114 ... ... ... .,, ,„ ,,. ... s,tsa,tn,y,,00 a. m
Q atm tba man Rita h4.s isrtut her gout aaatwest et
M.t' AT ••• ...
sums few the crown
Vs ono' face over
+vast dining station, and
enaetl hand over tl
lf'to l cop some other 111111,-
Rs getting it, I pity hen
r shot is starving Net for the pie; recta Tuesdays,Tburadisysand$aturdays
h, no. She can gut plenty of pies = .
for the lova of some true -hearted
Want:nee sympathetic. depend- MONEY ORDERS
1ovo, c .;
thsad eset.inoludinJ!
Weaving Rabbits' Wool.
Yesterday 1 drove to St. Innocents
to see the Angora rabbits, whose fur
furnishes a soft and spinnable wool,
out of which the peasants make a
quantity of warm garments. It was
curious to see the ppeasant girl take the
rabbit lur Basler' fingers, and theft ad
ding 11 to ot road, go, cin-spinling*
the °coarse' yarn ;oust) tit -on '•a 'long°
spinning wheel. We then went in to
see the rabbits; prett , creatures with
largo opal eyes and' ry long fur, ex-
ceedin l soft. T e, _Pre "plucked"
alive. and the prop s .4s said not to
gy p
hurt them. Indeed,' y are so fluffy
that perhaps it is a relief. Some were
black. others white, and others gray.
1 noticed nTother colors. ;Titis, fur be
not only 'spun, but' 1s °-'crochetbd and
knitted into a coarse canvas; The,
finished 'geehl <a>o vetytexpensi'v'e,=anti°
I did not think them equal to woolen
articles tufo eoirili4OhLt ng tl i,gl;lides.
They are curious, and all, visitoprs to
Aix feel bound.tb'carr.y away sonllo lit-
tle specimen or other of this rather
anomalous rabbit,IWAS'kireCor. Boston
Traveller.
A letter from Germany notes that '
nearly 6,000.000. acres of land in that
part of the world have recently been
diverted to the Cultifrelof:beet root.
Tho refuse, after the extraction of
sugar, forms &line feedAfott tiVe stook,
and tends to make the people there less
dependent upon: Antittica'dement than
they used to„be, buttthe coptrary is the
case with rregard:tdciereal' ood,
op• W
A disgusted"bipy6l rider Says'it lie
Just i{1.e worktng..,your ,p eaage on,,a
canal-heat!':by iendingi if� arse fer''eell',
the riding' onoets-out of it. f
Strattottl Toreate,,!l
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