WHY WOMEN THAN MEN ATTEND CHURCH.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXII, Issue 307, 26 January 1894, Page 2

WHY WOMEN THAN MEN ATTEND CHURCH.

The Advance^jfttourtj the mquirj|| why more Mroifl^t^An men atteol|l| chuill^ v T?hl^;{^l^veral reaMM|S whi^-"Agii^^^-lifiiwy weight iJB answering the ■ criie&tionl The mon^g sensl of. wometi Is siperibf Hrftliat oflH m&J If ni Tiich distinenJii befj allowed in -the original constitution mM huntsa! *^t|re,\ t)te ( statofriority whiefiß can littraly oe^efeea, fW. anyone nuji|| b# due W'l&timit {^itcatSOn/, 4 f)U|pH have less tlfe^M wd^^l business and of thf> woHd th l^^!^/! Theyftreirid<>dl*/6rln^^nTyintlw|| : of^sdei^ ? 'ffittK^ona , thdn men th^y poto^ M witli|l L what softens and refines^ the tastes aniffi manners. Oi l fh^ **^at redemptinS [ system of love ~ and saciincjß, toe^B woman's apprrtciatibn lia^'eVfer be«|J , finer and fuller than that of tljp other ?M [ sex. ''''WAe& s '^^ f^tt^jg^^finttM i^ecognise the 'smrittial'^^ be(£i|v M i permanent excellence in 5 * perso^S [t fand teaching of cur Saviour. Th(|g I first convert to the Gospel in EuropC||| L was a woman ; a,nd nxpre than one off! the rude nations Were brought t#B I Beside*: th© vfhurc^i affords woman <|M neld and a wor^. . In ages } whep 8 "i M / Was |thut was|sjsiit out {rotn^amofl |S , ever/ place, she fotmdhere a ecrajenia is ! sphere, of service. The church, to^l t thfc "l^Ssons of love, atid^w v kindliest ; in j song and pray«»J and S . praise ; in the ; open word and thej ß !» -teaching and exbortation c 8 r pulpit, v > With, -true : mat^raal^ instinct M . she seeks out the church, also, as thft^B (; , C 6afe«t ■ place , f o^ , her children^ Wi<J^ H such reasons .iis these before us, I oap; ea«liy see ; vhy more . woiqen thaa^B 3 men are found in- our churthefl.— lS I Zion'« Hewld^Boston. --J

\ *JDr 'Norman Kerr. remarks thic I t Wesftnirister Cto^tte! I>elieve% ithii'S thefre*may be something in the^iwdott M that tobacco is ; a kind of safeguard I I against accidents and >il]neM*t b 1 3 other words, being desirous of estab- g i lishmg a State schema #f Jnanranft, it I i Mftfeet to vorkthe- Departmeßts ofcp j finance vand Industry to £nd -.o«t ( tW 1 : * approximate receipts' to- be ex^ettrf 1 from the introduction of a tobwo^ | i monopoly, and the modes and 4** 11 * f f of its introduction, while having ri» S r rqgard to the interests of the honrf h f tobacco industry.* The proceeds S * the^o^iopoly are roMfhly estimated »t J , 15,060,600 francs. It is intereatiiiir | 3 to find the Swiss, who have hitherto ffl as ireely in tyf^ M ; J9^ip of Kuropean bjaVi^ m 1 a Government monopoly of the wvmU §§ - Thisma^%e ; sai4 that if the »* 1 Republic imauagea to maintain a Stain M i scheme of insurance out of its cigarette, ■ 3 puffing, .Jt fsl be the most striking M J inßtaßmion *e^ord • oi^rh^^ has b*«fi .written about a goo 4 4eaiof^il*- I the! ' utiligation of smoke.' f .a t A female wa^ seen masquerading I the fffcrieets of Mastertdn ' the otktfl ' T night in male attire, which reminds v» g that according to a Tasmanian de- m j. cision it is ndt; illegal for a woman to W 5 wear a man's clothes, but it is criroi»*» $ ? fora man to don a • woman's attfej [ As the average is about one trousert" * woman m the thcfti^and who is a thing 1 . of beau4y, legislature did not requir* to be troubled on this Woman* b inherent vanity , aa w rule,; &*#*& : mke diftclbsing her deforniitiei, stf ■• m i dress still covers a multitude of at)* |§