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Now, is it better to depend upon an ageing father for support, or support one‘s self. Is it better to look to a broâ€" ther, to take the home offered by an uncle. to be one of a cousin‘s family, or to be independent ? ¢ There must, of necessity, then, be women who earn money. There are two types of themâ€"the one who digniâ€" fies the work, no matter what it be, who is not ashamed that it is her own ‘hand that places her own dollar in her «own purse ; and that other one who is bitterly ashamed at having to work for that vulgar necessity called money, which, she declares, everyone should, of â€"course, have in the bank. She doesn‘t call it money. _ It is denominated "reâ€" muneration," "recompence," "value for services," anything except wages, plain salary or comprehensive "money." Dickâ€" ens had seen this "ady." He fitted her up for Little Doritt. She chaperâ€" oned old Dorrit‘s girls over the continâ€" ‘ent and called her salary an "amount paid of quarterly intervals to my creâ€" «dit at my banker‘s." If a woman honestâ€" ly earns money she should not be ashamed to take it. It is hers, and she should be proud to write a receipt. But whether a woman belongs to one class or another, she is yet a better â€"spender than the one who has never .gained money for herself in a fair fight with the world. A dollar earned ameant more than a hundred cents to ‘spend. It means something added to the characterâ€"something which yet wemains when the money has gone for bread or bonâ€"bons, shoes or violets. The wearning of it is a great deal. I honor the woman who can care for her own livelihood. Tt may be that she peddles applesâ€"well, if she didn‘t steal them first, and if she doesn‘t pass them out decayed side down, she is yet a step above the drones. Daughters, too, have been pushed away from that ideal existence. They, too, often find it does not pay, in even pocket money, to sit around and play sunshine for the family, just incidentâ€" ally, while waiting to be married. All girls hands haven‘t that little line that the palmist tells us means a husband. There are more than enough of them to go around, and so same girls must be the little Sally Waterses of society ; only, nowâ€"aâ€"days, the Sallies are "bachelâ€" or girls," and not old maids, and many <of them earn their own living. But this is not Utopia. Roses and asparagus, and even brook trout won‘t do. Man‘s ideal existence has become a good deal warped, and woman‘s has followed it away from the line of perâ€" fection, _ Ina the ideal world she wouldn‘t even want to know whether asparagus was another name for roses {if she could cook it) ; but in the nowâ€" aâ€"day world she does need to know them, Latin roots and all, and, more than all the ‘rest of it, she needs to kuow the price of the roses and those tasty little shoots which look so big in the bunch and go off so distressingly in the boiling. It may not be an ideal existence, ‘but the world is not an ideal world, and there are a good many glass housâ€" es. I am tired of my unending cry of hardened women. People talk of the so.l of business life. the bloom that goes the way of the fruity mist on the plums and grapes. â€"A good deal of it has foundation. The business woman learns that words are not words and that business affairs yield better reâ€" turns if the transactions are in writâ€" ing. It is not a woman‘s ideal exist. _A women‘s ideal existence is in the home. Be she wife or daughter or mother whose hands rule the bouseâ€" keeping, it should be her privilege, her jealouslyâ€"guarded care, to wall that deâ€" fence of hearts with her own loving strength. _ She should be the cheerful, tender helpmeet, the father‘s staff, the children‘s good angel, the housewife, the homeâ€"maker and keeper, and the blessed sunshine, That would be a woman‘s ideal exâ€" istenceâ€"but then, the man‘sâ€"Authoriâ€" ties differ, and we all hold our own opinions. I think he should read and write, plant rose trees and asparagus, be good to his wife and mind who his daughter marries. _ He should take his family for walks in the fields in the evenings and the not too early mornâ€" ings, and he should go fishing once a week. When men live that kind of a life woman may return to her ideal exâ€" istence. If the opinions of many people were put into words they would run someâ€" thing like this : ‘"Women are to spend honey to get money, to beg, coax or hoax it, but they never understand its value. > The idea is not an uncommon one. It is held, for the most part, by men, but like your last summer sailor‘s hat, it is a little oldâ€"fashioned for this seaâ€" son. ma to earn a livlihood than it was twenty or even ten years ago. There are still, thoughâ€"more‘s the pityâ€" those who look askance at the young womun whose bonnet and bread are paid out of her own wages. jThere are three ways in which womâ€" en get moneyâ€"through the dead fingers of thair dead kin, the living ones of their existing relatives, or by their hands of wits. Latterley women make more money. It is now less of a stigâ€" wWOMEN AND MONEY, BY ELLA S. ATKINS As soon as the question had left my lips I saw that, if there was a differâ€" ence, both would be wrong, and I hastâ€" ened to tell him so. He said : "I have to sign them with my name, pro Blank." «We are responsible for these stateâ€" ments ; it is nothing to you whether they are true or false." I said to him, "Do they sign the letters, or ask you to write them in your own name ?" Eul Months passed, and he remained in his situation. Aftera while he called on me, and I saw by his face something had happened. There are women to whom a bank book is Greek, and & discount some unintelligible disagreement between man and man. Of course it would not be necessary for an ideal woman to understand these things, but an ideal man would not go and die and leave them for her to attend to. There are gray.haired women done out of their rights because they know nothing of business, and girls in their teens deâ€" frauded from their own because they were too innocent. A young man came one day with a case of conscience,. He was corresâ€" ponding clerk in a flourishing house of business. His employer had begun to direct him to write letters to customers containing statements which he knew to be false. He had objected and they said : He replied, "I am still in my situaâ€" tion ; I had an interview with the partners, and I told them I would not write letters I knew to be untrue; they were very angry, and I expected to receive notice, but I have not reâ€" ceived it yet." Yes, we‘ll agree ; but he might be asked what he pays his life insurance for.. It may be his wife will be left to attend to his affairs. "But the lawyers," he adds. Oh, yes, we‘ve all heard of them. There are wives who are their husâ€" band‘s almost idols, yet they couldn‘t cash a cheque. I said, "Your case is perfectly clear; you must decline to do it." Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California figs, combined with the medicing) virtues of plants known to be most benficial to the human system, acts gently on the liver kidney and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds and headaches, and curing habitual constipation. He said, ‘Then I shall be dismissed‘; and, after a pause, "I leave a wife and family." I met him some days after. *Well, Mr.â€"â€"," said I, "how are you getting on now ?" Women should understand business and money transactions. Perhaps someâ€" body‘s wife didn‘t learn about money when she went to school. Stocks and interest, general banking, and a little law, were‘nt included in the curriculâ€" ums of fashionable boarding schools in days gone by. Well, teach it to her now. You‘ve no idea what fun you old Darbys and Joans could have over those "nasty sums." It has become not only expedient but necessary for women to thoroughly understand money. It will harden them, but only with an exterior proâ€" tective hardness. Their bearts will still be womanly and beat true.â€"Canaâ€" diau Magazine. Some men _ will say indignantly : "But my wife‘s place is in the house." I like the woman who keeps accounts. She need not be niggardly as some suppose, and it will do ner heart good when she has spent her last dollar to be able to exactly determine where it and all its fellows went to. She ought to be able to account for every centâ€" not to any one else, if it was her own money, but to herself. She can sit down and preach herself a nice little sermon on extravagance, and it will do her far more good than any amount of unsolicited advice and distasteful reâ€" proach. The blueâ€"blooded aunt of the family doesn‘t like the woman who earn money. If her neice is one of thein she doesn‘t like her neice. This aunt generally has a fortune and an everlasting beart disease, and the wageâ€"earning girl knows too much about money to suit her. She knows that legacies don‘t amount to much until they are paid, and even then are not able to balunce one crucifixion of a proper pride. The blueâ€"blooded auntie will not be able to understand this, but then, she never earned any money and, ten to one, she doesn‘s keep accounts. Moneyâ€"getting hardens and moneyâ€" spending hardens ; and yet I say the more able women are both to get and spend the better women they areâ€"not ideal ones with wings, and aureolas around their curls, but good, sensible, trueâ€"hearted women, on sturdy feet of their own, and bearing in their bosoms loving, unselfish hearts. It must not be expected that a womâ€" an can live in the ideal ignorant innoâ€" cence and keep house with it, while a man comes home from bis unideal world, which, however, is the best one to have. She would be a great deal too good for him. I do not think he could be allowed in. Has the cunning of the merchant, the shrewdness of the broker, the tact of the politician, the suavity of the preacher, any place in man‘s Utopia ? ence, but then, what would you ? "«Well, Mr. â€"â€"," I said, "have you Dishonest Men Value Honesty. Syrup of Figs. She was a young girl from the counâ€" try, and did not understand city ways; so when invited to a reception she went at an unfashionably, early hour. Entering the dressingâ€"room she was dismayed to see not a cloak, not a wrap of any sort, only a wellâ€"trained person, who took off our Teountry girl‘s wrapâ€" pings and then disappeared. But instantly appeared a radiant white visionâ€"the daughter of the house. NMas. Wixsrow‘s SootntN@ SyRUP has been used by millions of mothers for their children when teething. . If disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup" for children teething. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediâ€" ately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it.. . It cures Diarhoea, reguâ€" lates the stomach and bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the gums and reduces inflamâ€" mation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. . ‘"Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup" for children teething is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Price twentyâ€"five cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the World. _ Be sure and ask for Mxrs. Wixsrow‘s Soornixa SyRrupr. 23â€"ly. â€"â€""Oh, I dare not éo down," the little thing said pitifully. "I can‘t; I am the very, very first." «"Christine said you had come," she said, fluttering in, as if it were the pleasantest and most charming surprise in the world. "I am so glad. _ Mamma and I were wishing we had some one help us reâ€" ceive. _ And you did not see papa the other day. You must come right down and see him, and be one of us." Tears were in the country girl‘s eyes when she told me this little story. "Don‘t you think it was the very loveliest thing ?" she said. "There I was, an hour before every one else ; and they made it seem as if I was their special friend and belonged to them ; and everybody was introduced to me, and it was so lovely." _Wilkins : "Yes ; and now his lazy shiftless son is kiiling himselt by spend ing the old man‘s money." Butlerâ€""I told him you told me if it was a lady, to say you were in; and if it was a man to say you were out." Butleeâ€""He said to tell you he was a lady," Does it seem a little thing ? I believe that many shining deeds recorded in the biographies of good women have had less real sweetness in them than this fashionable beauty showed to the girl whose evening she turned from a mortification into a triumph. The most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases, the worst forms of Scrofula, all bloodâ€"taints and poisions of every name and nature, are utterly. rooted out by Dr. Pierce‘s Golden: Medical Discovery. For every disease caused by a torpid liver or impure blood, it is the only remedy so certain and effectâ€" ive that it can be guaranteed. If it fails to benefit or cure, you have your money back. Eezema, Tetter, Saltâ€"rheum, Erysipeâ€" las, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged Glands, Tumors, and Swellings, and every kinâ€" dred ailment, are completely and perâ€" manently cured by it. Doubleâ€"Barreled Wealth. Bilkins : "Old Jones killed himself by working so hard to get wealth,‘ Iforse and Horse, Butleeâ€""There‘s a man below to see you, sir." him ?" Wait until your tastes settle and the possibilities within you have found their level before you fix upon an unâ€" alterable destiny. For I tell you, whether it brings sorrow or joy, the choice you make is an irrevocable oneâ€" The moon may go back and be a cres cent ere the first quarter is reached, the rose reâ€"enfold _ itself within the calyx of the bud, or the sultry noon renew the freshness of the dawn before the circle of the day is spanned with greater ease than a woman can resume the lightness of her maiden fancies after the die of her wedded lot is cast. â€"Hall‘s Journal of Health. Mayberryâ€" "What did he say then Girls, Don‘t Marry in a Murry. Young girls, wait until you are at least twentyâ€"five before you marry. All tastes change between the ages of sixteen and thirty. _ The books you read, the games you enjoy, the millinâ€" er‘s skill you trust to, the . friendship you cultivate, all are changing ; why should not the tastes and tancies of the soul ? The age that feeds upon Mrs. Southworth and Mrs. Holmes is vastly unlike the age that demands â€"stronger mental food. _ The hero you are ready to worship at eighteen will not be a hero to you, ten chances to one, at twentyâ€"eight. On second thought,these unprinciplâ€" ed men had come to the conclusion that a clerk who would not deceive a custoâ€" mer would not deceive them, and was too valuable to be lost. "What, then ?" "A very confidental post in their service, with a higher salary, has falâ€" len vacant, and they have put me into 168 had your dismissal !" "No," hé said, "I have not," and smiled Mayberryâ€""What did you _ tell For Over Fifty Years Traue Hospitality. Waterloo County Chronicle. Maudâ€"I told papa that if he would let me go to town toâ€"morrow I would only. spend the day. _ Mabelâ€"And what did he say ?! Maudâ€"He was mean enough to hold me to it and didn‘t give me a cent. The latest invoices include the finest of American and Foreign Fabrics. 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QOVERCOATINGS Go to a reliable and well known business school that has an established reputation for practical Business Training. is within the reach of every person who learns to do well thosethings which are neeâ€" essary to makelife a success. The best place to obtain it is at the Galt Business College. Galt, Ont. Branch, School of Shorthand Berlin,â€" Ont. THE undersigned have leased the stream known as the Mannheim Creek running over the premises of Jacob Wahl, Adam Lautâ€" enschlaeger, Moses C. Bowman, Noah C. Bowâ€" man‘ Levi B. Hallman, Dennis K. Devitt and Aaron B. Haliman and all persons fishing in such %tream from and after date will be prosâ€" ecuted. +o4 begs to thank his customers for the very liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him since he came to Waterloo. He has now moved his Shop to his new premises on Erb street, next door to the Post Office where he carries full lines of Tweeds and Worsteds, both of domestic and foreign manufacture and will be prepared to make up on short notice suits for men and boy and guarantee absolute satisfaction. Success in Business I BEG to announce to tre people 0 Waterloo and vicinity that I have full assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE, &o Waterloo, 5th June, 1803 _ Teachers preparing pupils for these examinâ€" ntions will find full particulars in Regulations 9 and 22, School Act, I891. ARTHUR PEQUEGNAT, THE annual Public School Leaving and High _J School Entrance Examination« for 1893 will beIginning each day at 9 a. m. ntending candidates or their teachers should. notify the Inspector and name the )inlace at which they desire to write, not later than Monday, 1st of May. _ 3 Repairing Skillfuly and Promptly attended to. J School Entrance Examinations for 1893 will be held at the Collegiate Institute in Galt, the High School in Berlin, and the/Public Schools in New Hamburg, Ayr, Elmira and Crosshil, Public School Inspector‘s Office Berlin, April 6, 1893. On 28rd, 29th, and 30th days of June, WE are now prepared to fll orders for th best Scranton Coal in Egg, Stove or Nu size. _ We would advise all to order now befor an advance in price takes place. The grobab! lities are that money will be saved by bookin orders at once. We respectfully solicit you patronage. _ Ordersleft at our office at the co yard or at J. W. Fear & Co.‘s Hardware Sto: will have our careful attention. 72 King St., Canadian Block. Established April 1, 1891. Now running <by steam power. Fully repared to all kinds of saw gumming and gling. Skate grinding and grinding edge tools of every description, such as horse clippers, barber‘s clippers, barber‘s and tailor‘s shears, butcher‘s meat knives, prinâ€" ter‘s paper knives etc. CARD OF THANKS. Waterloo Coal Yards. Berlin Repair Shop, Bicycles changed from the solid and cushion to the latest preumatic tire. Sewâ€" ing machines repaired and guaranteed for one year. â€"Gunsmithing in all its branches. Keys made and fitted to a!l kinds of locks. Locks repaired. New rolls put on clothes wringers. . In short we repair everything in a mechanical line and guarantee satisfaction All work sent us shall receive our prompt attention. ‘ Remember the place, Canadian Block, Berlin. Sign of the Sewing Machine and Saw, C. L. HENDERSON & 14. > Scranton Coal ! Call or write for cireulars, All Work and Goods Guaranteed. Telephone 134P. 0, Box 164, The Wholesale and Retail Jeweller, PUBLIC SCHOOL LEAVING. HIGH SCHOOL LATHE WORK OF ALL KINDS Entrance Examinations. V. M. Berlet. V. M. BERLET ARTHUR PEQUEGNAT, HOGG & HABBICK. e plâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€" NOTICE at bottom prices. COAL ! THOS. PEARCK ;(_)3&}{1.{ iflspector Ben{amin Devitt J. M. Scully. Machinist, Proprietor. Waterlo 3t. with those of other houses, and you will quickly deâ€" cide for yourself. It is now complete and twe want to show you through it and All departments freshly stocked, special values in COTTONADES, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, NEW â€" 60008 for SPRING WAN TS Plentyâ€"of them. . The latest and best assortâ€" ment full up in all grades andstyles. _____ _ It‘s a Grand stock for finding just what you want. Don‘t forget to call Examination will show that out stock is especâ€" ially strong in variety and thoroughly reliable in style. | _ 42 s hk se _ Nothing will convince you like personal inspecâ€" tion that for seasonable goods and reasonable prices the best place is f Dry Goods, Carpets, Groceries, Clothing, Boots Shoes. 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