The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1873-11-29
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portant arguments, and the meaner sort
of books, else distilled books are, like
common distilled waters, hashy things. {"
1t must be confessed that It is not al
ways easy to settle the question of the
relative Importance of the almost innum4
cradle branches of study presented to
our notice. In regard to the same things
there will be widely different views en-
tertaned by different persons. Only
few days ago, | was in company with
several naturally intelligent young wo-
men who were quite communicative.
they were graduates of well-known
Institution of our country, and upon
parting with gentleman, who ought to
be a'eompeteht judge, he said, "Those
Young women are smart, but complete
ly spoiled" lie afterwards intimated
to me that he thought that the system
under which they were educated had
actually injured them and this by the
choice of studies which they had made,
giving to great prominence to some,
while almost entirely ignoring others,
which, as he looked at them, would
have been more in keeping with woman
ly characters and womanly response
bilities. .H...
But whether it be difficult thing or
not to discriminate between the mani
fold branches of education, | think
great point is gained when we have
sitv for MAKING anv Ochoire when tya
have been made to realize that our stud
les are not to be pursued in hap.har-
ard irresponsible manner. as though
everything presented to us were equally
profitable for us, but that that they are
to be pursued after a system, and with
especial reference to their ad iptation to
present and prospective needs and cir
cumstances. .-... ...lH..
Not more SURELY does the phvsical
part of man require for its proper de.
velopment and healthfulness the use of
a curtain diet, than does his mental con-
stitution demand for the due exercise of
its functions a Jealous mindfulness of
what Is most fitting and wholesome. Anv
other policy will Inevitably ensue i'm in.
tellectual imbecility or nonentitv.
And what makes this indiscriminate
method of study all the mora hanafnI Ia
that it is yery ant To renroduce itself in
our ordinary every dav life In other i'm.
portant directions. with some n Ia
found to mar their wboIe hnsinesa
career, and to unfit them for hearing
that part of our common work for each
other and for themselves which onyht
rightfully to be discharged alike nv ali
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thiS point am hot speaking upon this
suoJecI III the nue. rs some might say
OF ny profession. a'll addressing my
leIloWs as one VINO would take earnest