More Pockets Wanted

A lady, who probably knows of what ehe is -WTiting, laments the fact that Avomen don't have pockete enough. Saya shc: "If -w ooily had pockets- jutft two Or three - there liever would have been all ïhis fuss about woman's rights, cmancipatiom and the reet of it; but wlien wonien girow up, live their Uves and üie with their mouchoirs stuck in the front oí their gowns and compelled to carry their purses in their hands, and every mother's son on eaa-th has trom fiftcen to tweaty pockete, its no .wonder that eome of the bulder spirits amons us rise up and demand a fair división of the good thiugs of Ufe. But .truly, the reformfrs start at the wrong end. "What is the use oí ,the ballot when we have no place to keep it ? If we liad to caa-ry it in our hands to the polls, the chances are ten to one we would drop it, or use it to write the market list on. The latch key, too, another öesire of the advauced Woniiin, where öoes slie carry it ? In her purse, of course, and the purse in lier hand, and (sOie can drop it or leave it on the ril Ton counter just like a real woman. But if slie only had a pocket Bhe could lasten the key to a chain, hitcli one end of it to a button, drop the other in a place of eafety iind be liappy. Other than ior this, woman ïieed aiever coinplain. No one can have rights and privileges too, and what woman would not rather have privileges ?