Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1894, Page 11

TRUMPET OF DAME GRUNDY Higher Education Influencing the Re Between Mother and Danghter, WHAT ONE MOTHER DID WITH HER GIRLS A Woman's Seare—iler Tarantola Proved | to Be Only a Ghost of Consclence—Mys- tery of a Strange Woman and & Lost Will—Feminine Notes. mothers special tre This old tradit Gaughterly obedience ! married woman of 30 has cently, nearly as closely ¢ girl of But on this s murm discontent self-sacrificing being on the f —the American r o obliterate ginning to The old couple n is a son until he daughter 1s a daug er 1if nger true; it needs r When a girl enters a bus earnestly and conscient s absorbed and self-cente writes Ruth Trevely Times. Her mother, her are a secondary c pleasant to con means to succe Mothers a state of affairs sre some wh modern ideas bachelors” in the ¢ brood of ducklings. After all which brings a girl nearest tc “When Laura and wanted to g I consented w some old lady at ! my When Jean, my & bent for art I en of her talent, little exorable taskmaster 1 was invok she lives in her studio, i snube her res old exists for well be in a nunnery personal ¥ between us *“Still I never thought of Eva, my youngest, brightest and b t. de- reforming spirit and has entered a veloped a ref & $p | natural ruby | almost pure alumina—th ocollege settlement to work among the poor. It was a relief to think she did not join th Balvation army “There’s no one at home now b and I—we never had & L brings its weakness, half the purse is our only companion. Fhere is you one of the ladies sy “Super ment of a w once a year.” d as age cal de “If your daughters had married and had ir own your situation would families of be precisely the sa remark. T don't think so,” repl old lady “Qur interests would have more on. ax ‘sast we should have their children t consoh «s.”" ed tc one ven “When my four daughters Were young, began another sp cally, 1 may characteristics carefully, scientifi say, and planned their futur They were educated along the lines I expected them t take. Two, I knew by their even, well bal- anced temperaments, were admirably fitted to be the centers of happy homes. One was odd and erratic, a bookworm and a schi 15 the only one I sent to college— as a gentle, little thing, delicate from of & mother's lo S nvt{nng turned out as you expected, did §t? 1 never knew s sbeceed. Girls trained for a career are snapped up d tic, loving, motherly ones, with no tion or capacity for self-support a without partners. That rule never fails, hu- man's hature is too perverse. Nevertheless it has failed in my family I aid not work against nature, but with it My queer, unconventional daughter is the only one unmarried. She studied in France d Germany after leaving Vassar, g‘n took a degree at Girton. On her return home she was of- fered a professorship at Wellesley, but de- clined it; she could mot work in harness she declared. Now she is principal of a fine school which fits girls for college. She has absolute authority, no one interferes with ber, pupils and teachers adore her, she writes and speaks upon educational topics, s useful and happy. As a wife she would pever have been a succe: From her earli- est childhood I could see she was fore-or- @ained for some other career. Such a try- ing child, such a headstrong girl, few moth- ers have to endure. Now she is one of the noblest of women and I am unspeakably d of her.” “But how came it about that your delicate girl married? That certainly was not upon rogram.” O Rot at first, but as years passed by she ned health, strength and vigor. = Some s develop slowly. She was 20 on her fldlng dat and did not look more than 19. 1 had her loving companionship for | many delightful years—we traveled nearly all over the world together—she had a hus- band worthy of her, their bouse is my e M.Thu-b fell upon the group. We felt that a thoroughly bappy and successful mother bad spoken. An oversensitive conscience is some- times a troublesome virtue, as a certain New York lady whom we will call Mrs. A. has often found to ner cost. “Things that she has left undone,” and thought of nt trial of her afterwards, form a const ntle life. F'Not long ago, while traveling in the west, she stopped at a hotel in Cincinna and on the morning of her departure she had some bananss, figs, etc., brought to her room with her breakfast. Just before leav- ing, says the New York Tribune, she gave a last glance about to see that nothing was forgotten, she happened to see a large, bairy looking object slowly crawling up the wall. “It was 8o large 1 thought it was a mouse at first,” she said afterward then T Qiscovered it was a horrible looking fnsect, but I had no time to examine it and only gathered up my things and fled But an hour later, when 1 had made myself comfortable in my section on the express for New York, and was speeding away ward home, my ever-imaginative con:cience began to trouble me. Why had I not su moned assistance and attacked the beast? Perhaps it was poisonous; and then a sudden thought struck is no doubt about it! It undoubtedly came from that plate of soutbern fruit, and was one of those venomous insects one reads about. Most lNkely it was a tarantula In fact, I think 1 have heard that tarantulas looked just like that, and the next person that comes into the room will be stung and die, all because 1 did not give the alarm! And 5o on, and so on, I kept worrying and worrying about it until 1 could not stand it any longer. So 1 wrote out a long telegram which cost a small fortune, explaining all about the dreadful creature, and asking that it might be looked for and killed at once “This 1 wired to the hotel keeper, and feit much easier in consequence, and afterward forgot all about the occurrence until a few months later, when | again stopped In Cin cinnati en route with some friends to Cali- fornia. 1 remembered my scare, and rather ashamed of the fuss I had made, moned up courage to ask the proprietor what bhe had done about and If the tarantula bad been found * ‘Why, were you the lady that sent that long telegram? he asked, smiling at me in | kindly, tolerant fashion, as if 1 were a smal) | ohild, ‘or some curious freak. ‘It was the longest message 1 ever received. Did we find the tarantula’ Why, madam, it was only & water beetle. We have lots of then here; they are Jooking bugs, but, bless you, they @ any one! One of the mourners at the funeral of Colonel Daniel Mahan, was & \‘Bfl' Lragle, hysterical young wWoman, says | SUNDAY, THE OMAHA DAILY Few in the room erience of visiting ha¥ wreaths A young man an told encugh gold and. silver MILITARY DRILL FOR SCHOOL BOYS, | be had only nearly forgot her and asked her but it was & Ge ny red stars when natural ruby laining until YALE'S FERTILIZER ¢ early and sc violation of in a few weeks st 1 per cent of i except for its ut Mr. A— as can only ten still as they : a trained have to utilize laughter?”" asked Miss Grace C art- We see her which they laugh at v wonder when they ir mothers and sisters bt it is nature, The Hair es except th Congqucred. It would be aker, 1 studied out their SERITA iy T that shows th there was presente rn two years who has ever tried that kn three month was away on replied signi n sixteen months, ar—she 1 the last her birth, who could only thrive in the sunshine y separate Y, It is related AIng about obsdience, consider what ad- i,MM[ M. YHE BEATY AND CONPLEON SP[GIAHSI 146 State Street, Chicago, 11L onstrate that she "rn :.,4‘— sa the mother of s ht have been made of her. lined to judge 2s much in b eriments to having several ectly as wives, and the domes. | I heard a man time of peace we leaving her with a large family o!.rhllr dren, of whom five, SOLD BY ALL DRU KUHN & CO., 15th and Douglas Sts,. M rd; KINSLER DRUG CO., 16th and Farnam; W. J. HU: O. S, DAVIS. Council Blufts, and by all Draggists. By recesses of his the other mnigh ho is entert g to his guests would not regard th was a_woman he educated her children and Farnam wholesale by E. E. 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Yuie's Bx- per botue; © fof 3GISTS, FULL LINE CARRIED BY CHANT & VICKERS, 16th and {HES, 2ath i CO.,Omah; the two evils she would choose with her husband, he heroism of this resolve she does not brave t tions in Virginia were more abl that as it progresses intellectual and resolute when her children the fact that _will be watched with of social ec law and order. more marked A Tribune writer records that even up t years Mary Wasl Fredericksburg ever: in an old gig. and slave quarters and mentally , but only at the same time wit Gn5ior Tiaichier mber of outdoor “drove about ing fields, gardens with a keen eye for neglect was a very and weakness abandoned the old gig and made her to low-hung vic which had been provided for her com She is reported to have had a me writer says that on of her r: leaving Mrs. Miranda with Dr. vessels will probably n there is even a slight uncertainty crossing Mel- s contingent upon the condition of The Falcon goes through at the Miranda only dent in a military school s capable occupations to be Cook and his part et in Inglefi CONNUBIALITIES. Madame Yale's Goods ALWAYS TO BE HAD AT KUHN'S DRUG STORE 15th and Dougias Streets, complains that & woma 3 much when she's & girl, engaged to her. Jackson-Parke—You'd never young men d proves conclusively break down, but secure an all-around bene- ¥ work that they bave to do in that model scho all hazards, able circumstances iranda because of this very con- under favor- sbarp tongue, and the s | the cramped quarters of the Falcon o after receiving the members | homeward trip, ! > opinion and changing styles. the sight of her appro of the housel or dustbrush in straighten ¢ in such schocls as are to be found at Orchard Lake dentown, Fal g again the fortune husband will in Inglefield bay in late July A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF eyes of the little band of south- 'p Quintard of T: break In their vision for many mo Do you really believe a low priced substitute can possibly be as good as the genuine article? You know by experience that it can not be so! Therefore be deaf to arguments, ely the same mann gardless of changing c neighbors always sef clocks and watches s, that this ot well as for Mrs. e following her lead woman who is so bravely and groom that and were m; the shadow of the house that neer of her sex through a long polar | has sheltered The general, after the Washington's mother. d her a visit wit h all battle of Yorktown, his staff of Fr and on the very day when to the ;-n-inlcnr‘\ he g many years past 1d should marry The queen of misers is Mrs. Hetty Green woman in Ameriga, if figures do says the Boston Herald, and it can't be said that Boston paper especially of a passion so is & singular passic interesting to t e recetved n don’t know beans, paid her a vis nd when she died in the family Bellevers in her heir best girls t PIRRDTS! 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