Secondly

   , NONE WHERESOEVER;

    Thirdly

   , NONE HOWSUMEVER.

   The writer then proceeded to say that he would show first,

    what

   cares and labors men wuz willin' and anxious to ward offen women. And he proved right out in the end that there wuzn't a thing that they wanted wimmen to do—not a single thing.

   Then he proceeded to tell

    where

   men wuz willin' to keep their labors and cares offen wimmen. And he proved it right out that it wuz every

    where

   . In the home, the little sheltered, love-guarded home of the farmer, the mechanic and the artizen (makin' special mention of the buzz sawyers). And also in the palace walls and the throne. There and every

    where

   men would fain shelter wimmen from every care, and every labor, even the lightest and slightest.

   Then lastly came the

    howsumever

   . He proceeded to show

    how

   this could be done. And he proved it right out (or thought he did) that the first great requisit' to accomplish all this, wuz to keep wimmen in her place. Keep her from settin' on the Conference, and all other tottlin' eminences, fitted only for man's stalwart strength.

   And the end of the article wuz so sort of tragick and skairful that Josiah wept when he read it. He pictured it out in such strong colors, the danger there wuz of puttin' wimmen, or 

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