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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-09
QUE ENTENDEDERAS!

Literature sin con iiciOneS lla-
ma un peri6dico al siguiente pa,
| rrafo que ha salido recientemente
en- uno de los sueltos del BoLETIN
y luego, copiando, pregunta a su>
ilustrados lectores 81 han enten-
dido 10 que dicho parrafo contie-
ne.
Para que ell piblico juzgue, he
aqui ell parrafo:
"Cuando ell m6nstrno del error abre
sus fauces para devorar las inteligen-
cias en- el abismL de sus entranas sin
fondo, la propaganda del bien, que es
como La luz en- medic de las tinieblas,
suele presentarse en- la escena para con-
trarestar ell mal6fco infuJo de aquel
g6nio del nal. Y ell trinnfo en- esta
desesperada y eterna lncha suele ser, al
flu, de la verdad y de la raz6n, porque
los pneblos conservan aun ell instiuto
moral que les preserva de perecer en-
los grandes naufragios de la conciencia
piblica, empenada mnchas veces en-
estrellarse contra los escollos de la pa
sion 8 del error.
IQuiere el colega indicarnos
una sofa falta de dicci6n 8 de cla-
ridad?
Muy cortas deben ser sus en-
tendederds, cuando We oscuro 10
que esta tan claro como la luz del
dia; pero, va que el tiene esa
desgracia, no intente hacer parti-
cipes 8 victlmas de ella a sus itus-
tr0d0S lectoreS.
iQue entendederasi
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pueblos donde han dejado de cons
tituirse por segunda vez las mesas
de alguno colegios electorales, par.
ticipen q aquel centric ell ndmero
de Concejales que, en- tai concep-
to, debe nombrar la superior au.
toridad supliendo la acci6n de los
electores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-09

Ell c6lera en- Egipto es otro de
los constantes temas de casi todos
los peri6dicos que Sc escriben en-
la madre patria.
En- uno de ellos encontramos
10 siguiente:
La epidemia aumenta en- Alejan-
dria y disminuye en- el Cairo, donde
no ocurre, sin embargo, ell hecho cons
tante y subsiguiente d toda epidemia,
pnes en- vez de ser menor la mortalidad
ordinaria, alcanza una cifra mayor que
en- tiempos normales.
En- las provincias de Egipto es
tambien muy alta la mortalidad por ell
c6lera; las defIAciones oscilan entire
800 y 900 por dia; pero no es possible
calcular la violencia del NAL en- cada
localidad, porque las inscripciones de-
ben hacerse muy irregularmente, d
juzgar por los datos diarios; asi un dia
resultan 235 casOs mortales en- Daka-
lick, al dia siguiente solo II, y oil otro
lS7. Lo mlsmo ocurre en- ell alto Egip-
to; el vlernes fueron inscritas As de-
funciones en- Stout y ell sabado 295.
Tratando de este particular
NJ. de Lesseps, cuentan que ha
dicho que ell miedo actual es exa-
gerado, asegurando que el valor
debe ser ell mayor preservativo
contra la epidemia, porque no ha
visto que lie haya atacado nunca
4 un hombre valeroso. Ell NAL.
agregd, mace del desarreglo del
est6mago que mace de la debilidad
de caracter y de la voluntad.
Aviso a los timidos y a los co,
bardes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-09
Los INVENCIBLES.

La muerte de James Carey, Ell ex-
consejero municipal de Dublin y della
tor de los asesinos de Phoenix
Park, ha sido, al parecer, ell cumpli-
miento de un acuerdo de esa tenebrosa
association irlandesa que Sc llama de
" Los invencibles. La muerte ocurri6
en el extreme meridional del Africa,
y el mismo dia SO supo en- Londres,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-09
La SOLEMNIDAD De AVER.

Oportunamente invitados, tuvi.
mos aver el gusto de asistir a la
Inauguration Official de la linea
fGrrea de Catano d Bayamon.
Este acontecimiento memora
bic viene Il marcar una etemeride
mas de gloria para ell pals, y un nue.
vo paso de adelanto en- la fructifera
senda de su progreso y de su en-
grandecimiento.
Con orgullo puede recordarla
Puerto Rico Y celebrarla uniendo
4 ella ell nombre de Don Ramon
ValdGs, del que inicid y ha lleva-
do a cabo ese fecundo proyecto
que acaba de pasar a la esfera de
los hechos consumados, Y ell de
la Junta Directiva que aquel mo-
desto, active Y excelente jcven
preside.
A ESQ de las 124, presentes
va en- ell muelle de esta Capital
los Excm0s. Sres. GObernador
General, Mariscal de Campo %
Cabo, Comandante principal de
Marina, Intendente de Hacienda,
Goberna Ior Ecclesiastical, Excma.
Audiencia, representatives de di-
versas co:poraciones miIitares y
ciyiles, de la prensa, del clero,
de la Diputaci6n Provincial, del
Ateneo, del Institute Civil, del
Municipio de esta Ciudad, etc. ETC.,
d la bora referida, decimos, tuvo
lngar el embarque con direction a
Catano, veriticandolo en- un pc
queno vapor la primera autoridad,
el Gobernador Militar y la Au-
diencia, en- otro ell Jefe de Ha-
cienda Y varias personas mas, y
en- uno de la empIesa del tranvla,
que es espacloso y anda muy bien,
Y desde el cual lanzaba sus acor-
des la banda de Cadiz, ell resto de
los convidados a la fiesta que iba
d tener lugar dentro de breves
momentos.
Asi que Sc salt6 a TERRA en-
Catano verified 81 Sr Gobprna-
dor del Obispado la ceremonial de
bendecir el tren que aparecia ga
llardamente adornado con bande-
ras y rodeado por inmensa y es-
cogida concurrencia de Bayam6n
Y la Capital.
Instalados los expedicionarios
en- los preciosos wagones, partid
el tren. Ninguna novedad digna
de menci6n ocurri6 en- ell pinto
resco transito.
Llegado el tranvia q Bayam6n,
bendJose la amplia y bien cons
truida estaci6n, tambien empave-
sada con gusto, Y al final del re-
ligioso acto lego ell senior Preben-
dado Romeu, Predicador de S. NJ,
un concienzudo discurso por me-
dio del cual rindi6 cumplido no.
menaje de gratitud al Sr. Valdes
y a la ,Junta Directiva y accionis-
tas del tranyia por ell beneficio
que les debe Puerto Rico, Y de-
d la par que la Reli-
gi6n Cat6lica no solo no repudia
las ciencias y los adelantos titles
Y provechosos, sino que los fo-
menta Y estimula.
De la estaci6n Sc traslad6 la
comitiva al temple parroquial
donde Sc cant6 un re -Deum q
toda orquesta. All dirigirnos
la iglesia vimos que ell pueblo
ostentaba arcos de triunfo en- al
gunas boca-calles y banderas en-
Las fachadas de muchas edificios.
Despues del Te- -Deum, y en- un
vasto local de La estaci6n del tran
via, elegantemente dispuesto y
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GACETA DE HOY.

Segdn los telegramas que pu-
blica la Gaceta de hoy, S. M. ell
Rey ha llegado sin novedad a Pa
ris. S. M. la Reina ha regresado
felizmente a la Corte.
Mucho 10 celebramos.
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Dice un peri6dico:

=" No solo nuestros pintores adquie-
ren en- ell extranjero honra y provecho:
tambien alcanza d las damas una parte
de esa gloria. La se1orita dona Fer
nanda Frances ha vendido d buen pre-
clio nno de los dos preciosos cuadros
que present6 en- la exposition que Sc
celebra actualmente Ell Munich, donde
quedaran sin vender muchas obras de
autores muy repntados. Celebramos
ell exito de nuestra simpatica e inteli-
gente compatriota.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-09

Algunos peri6dicos han habla-
do de preparativos de los carlis-
tas para levantar partidas en- Ca
taluna, con cuyo motive Sc decia
que ell Gobierno frances habia in
tornado a varioS cabecillas que
Sc hallaban en- la frontera.
La revoluci6n favorece todo,
menos a la patria y a los intere-
SIS permanentes de progreso, pros
peridad y cultura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-09

Los vinos enviados d la expo
sici6n de Amsterdam por la
Association general de agriculto-
res, han merecido tres diplomas
de honor, IA medallas de orc, q
de plata, 33 de bronco y 20 men
clones honorificas, ademas de un
gran diploma con que ell jurado
ha honrado a la Association POI
sus trabajos en- beneticio del fo
mento de la viticultura espanola
Teniendo en- cuenta que los ex
positores son $50 y que mucho,
vlnOs Sc encontrarOn alterado,
cuando los analiz6 ell jurado
resultan premiados en- sus terce
ras parties, 10 cuai constituye Ill
resultado brillante por extreme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-09

Nombrado Secretario munici.
pal de Ponce d. Joaquin Dapena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-09

Sc ha dispuesto por el Gobierno
General que los alcaldes de los
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Wadswort, Martinez y Longman,
NEEV-YORK

Esta pnura Sobreaente dc cores permancnes
brlanes ha gleazado los Estatcs-U Unidos
Espana las Repuhlicls Sub AmeTc!na~
Esta completamente lrearfa Immediate
consguente cualque ntegenca enga
de puete enpeaa teH exlo el prac
de u!Nd lie eva e tIahao mecara ell deser
o cOnsgiene agnais ahoando perida de
tempo.
NOTA-Lamamos la aeuci6n de los acen.ado sobre
parac6n de Oxio de hero 80 lie la abrica pntaI
acho de mi de aZca de erro
carries portate conductore de paas Esa pntu
mineral de hero amagamada maqunas de poen
e da supertce pntaa solo mader:
erro, Rentmos cataogos de colores gratis
donie pi(an.
- Tenemos Per6Ieo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-01

Este maravilloso balsamo sanainfaliblemen-
te las heridas antiguas, las lagas, y los males
de piernas de pecho Por medic de sninfnen-
cia las ulceras virulentas t0man muy prbnto
un aspecto convaleciente desaparecen. Ja-
mas deja, este unguento ferrigerante, de pro-
ducir una cnra perfecta de las afecciones de la
piel, los constipados, las t6ses ell reumatis-
mo, aun cuando sc ha aoelado en- vano 4 to
dos los demas remedies
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CAJAS De MATEMATlCAS

de sde 30 cENTAvos q 25 PESOS una, sc yenden
en- ls Imprenta del B0LETtN
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de mma fabca Este Petroleo ea be de explosion, humo
oor con,eamene que Ia lampara volcas
la llama que,laria eXingnda e acto. 81
CROSAS & FINLAY, Juan.-P. NIEVA & Co. B. j. TO
RRELLAS, Mayagiicz-VIUDA DE VIDAL Co, FERRAN Co
Ponce. "a
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The proprietors of the Boletin
MenantiI have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. GALLIEN
6 PRINCE who are the sole
Agents for all English o French
4Irtarticinn
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administration du B0Ietin Mer-
cantn rhonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
remettre leurs ordres de Publicite a
MN. GALLIEN & PRINCE qui
sont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la Pablicits Fransaiss
a AselGiss.
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LIBROS RECIBID0S
EN- la
LIBRERIA DEL BOLETIN.

Ell Martir del Gdlgota 3 t. t. $500
Poesia ccmpletas de Esproncc-
da t. luio>a encnadernacidn 81
ey de enjuiciamieuto civil
t. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2-2j
Manual del >ombrerero | ~ f.:
Pablo 6 la nina abandonada !
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Ell cocinero espafol / t. h...... 81
Arte de cocina | t. h............. Loo
Pedagogia, tratado complete
de edncaci6n por d Mariana
Carderera t. h..... l-l0
Lengnaje de las flores t. r. -
La investigation de 10 absoIn-
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Los pequenos Poemas por
Campoamor ! t. t. dorada.. 1-5t
Doloras y Cantares por ldem
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Poetlca pOr III. I. r......'.'.... 90
Tratado de Taquigratia dis
puesto para aprender este
arte sin necesidad de macs
tro ] t. r........................ 56
Una Herencia Tragica por ST.
nueS ! t. t...................... $50
Ell Nino de la Bola por Alar-
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Marruecos, por Amicls | t. t.. l -.
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| t. t......... .........-........... ... W
Los novios, historic milanesa
del Siglo XVI por AleJandro
Manz0nl, / t. t................ loo
Diccionario frances espahol Y
vice-versa por Saliva, t. t. $50
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vice-versa por Velazquez,
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NUEVO SURTlDO

de papel, sobres, plumas, lapices porta-
plnmas, copiadorcs de cartas, libros ell
blanco, tinta de escrlbir y copar, y ell
acreditado papel remedio particular, Sc
ha recibido en- la Imprenta del BOLE-
TIN MERCANTILE.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03
OUR GIRLS.

The upperinost topic just now con
Germs the education of our girls.
Aunt Marjorie would like to know
what their Others. who certainly
have the best right to be heard, think
about schools and stu,iies. Shall
john and Jennie go to college togeth-
err? Shall Jennie be regarded with
pity. because certain venerable aca-
demic halls do not tiy open at the
touch of her little white hand .? Does
Jennie's mo her really wish that her
woman child, in the flush Of m alden
ly charm, shall be subjected to pre-
cisely the same tests, examinations.
and severe requirements which John,
With stron 6 phy siquc, and slower, but
on the whole more symmetrical men
ial de> eiopment, encounters trium-
phantiy
Aunt Niajorie is conservative. She
finds in her heart to wish that our
girls mig ht'E lave less regular SCHOOL
work, and Lot more. She WOULD II
she could. give. them but two or three
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03
THE POWER OF DYNAMITE.

Within the past ten years, new
instrument of havoc and destruction
has been added to the agency with
which men make war upon one anoth
er. The murder of the Gear Of Rus
sia, two years ago; the blowing up a
few weeks since, of a Government
building in London; the seizure oi
explosive machines in the hands OF
suspicious characters, and many
other circumstances, have called the
startled attention of the world to the
terrible power of dynamite.
What is this immensely destructive
substance 1t is compound, usually
made IN the form of a paste. OF nitro
glycerine and gun.cotton. Nitro-gly
cerine, as the reader may know,is an
oily liquid Of highly explosive and
dangerous qualities. Gun cotton is
cotton saturated in certain acids,
which make it alse a very explosive
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03
RAPID IMPROVEMENT IN THE SOUTH
j. A. D.

There are signs of rapid improve
ment in the South, whi.h must cheer
every philanthropic and patriotic
heart. We do not refer SO much to
material improvement. which has been
very great already. both in agricul-
ture and manufactures, as to moral
improvement in the ideas and man.
ners heretofore engendered by
slavery. For instance;
l. Instead of the naughty, dictate
rial, selfsutficiency of Southern aris.
tocracy which treated the Northern
people as peddlers and mud ,sills, de
manded the right t } make the whole
Union its hunting. ground for slaves,
and insisted on extending slavery
over the territories instead of a
ioomhs boasting that he would cali
the roll of his slaves on Bunker Hill
and Preston Brooks beating Massa
chusetts Senator nearly to death il,
the Se..ate Chamber of the United
States; instead OF. all thi. we see now
an extr. me se..sitiveness with regard
to Northern opinion. and an earncs,
attempt to justify Southern sins and
shortcomings in the North.
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THE QUEEN OF HONE.

Honor the dear old u ott,e-. Time
las scattered snowy flakes on her
crows, Flowed deep furrows on her
:lieeks. but is she not sw. ct and beau
i.'nl Tow? The lips are thin and
drunken. but those are the lips which
rave kissed many q hot lear from the
childish cheeks. and they are the
sweetest lips in the world; the eye is
Tim, vet it glows with the soft radi-
,nce"tlat can never fade. All, yes,
,@ie is a dear old mother The sands
IF life are nearly run out. but, feeble
Is she she will 90 further and reach
,owir lower tor YOU than any other
)ersonson earth You cannot enter
+. prison whose bars can keep her out.
Yon cannot mount II scafnld too high
or her to reach that she NAV kiss and
,less YOU in evidence OF her deathless
love when The world shall despise and
orsai1e Won when it leaves you by
Lhe W@gsi ie TO perish, unnoticed. the
lear al, mother will gather you in
ler arms. AMI carry YOU home and tell
YOU vi, aileNour virtues until YOU
;.lnosy forget our soul is distisured
nT;. vices. Love her tenderl ), and
cheer the decl lining years, with holy
devotion. -,.a ...s ..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03
TREPANNING IN PREHISTORIC TINES.
leyoi ion.

Que of the most curious traces OF
primitive belief which have come
lown to Us is found in the trepanned
skulls which have been discovered
I'M se%tr.l caves and dolmens Of
France bdFrnoing 20 the earlier por-
tom OF the new Stone Age. DR..
Paul lsruca hastlevoted a pamphlet
to the description Of these trepanned
a>kul!s and tile discussion OF their
81 ,nifi ance. The fact is certain
that a great number OF these skulls
,wcre t.epanned during lifetime,
proha.,lv. in infancy aud early youth.
and that shov healed up again, the
Subject of1he operation surviving 1t
for many wears. Nj. Broca supEos
this, .trepannnrn 10 have ~ccnstituted
sacred ru Of some sort : tor We nnd
th5s be- stn!. b. . si' these very persons
IwLpal;ad unt'ergone5 the operation IN
|tlelr tssc tereei were, after death, sub.
;ec,e1 apain to tine same operation.
A nums,er.tof small disks were cut
fran, t.i.em in sucil u way that each
dis!, e,oAt;,i..est Il portionof the clcat'
rized educ made by the nF1@lnsI ire
ran7il.r Eaa>e 'li-k2 yerf u~eH as
-, J,,- fi,iu.r 9prStn- hi!f ne
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03
SUCCESS IN TEACHING.

Every teacher desires success. 1t
can be had. Will you try. to deserve
it? If so, decide in your own mind
what success is, then how to seek it,
and lastly work for it Success is
obtaining the right results. In teach
in. it consi sts IN making the pupils
kno*-leaaing them to love study,
in training them to right methods of
study. in forming right habits, in
.ultivating their tastes and talents
judiciously. s7s ~ s-sEF y ~
To obtain success one needs knnwl.
edge and skill He needs TO know
the right methods OF work, and have
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03

,nent in small industries, believing
7 hat 1T was the Cne certain way to in.
reafe the wealth and population Of
he town-and make its growth per-
inanent and lasting. We have not
cen mistaken in our premises. Man.
'facturine does pay in Greensboro,
nd it wall pay Greensboro to manu-.
acture. 1t may be a trlte subject,
ut We shall often advert to it, hop.
~ hy constant hammcring to effect
something in that direction. Satur-
'ay we walked through the sl.ops and
oun,frv OF the Sergeant Manufacture.
ING company, and confess to no little
-anazament at the growth of their
business. Within the last few months
they have nearly doubled their capac.
t and vet find the demand Tor their
work far greater than their ability to
supply. 'Fhey ini 1t necessary to en-.
large AMI will soon begin the erection
'f Il larger bull ling. which will enable
nem to Increase their capacity for
urnlng ont work They are now man.
l'acturing the "Farar w ater W he.l,"
cook stoves and feed cutters. The
! .farar Wheel is being extensively in.
| reduced in the South, and sells very
:eadilN. The Sergeant cook stove
commands an extensive patronage,
nly last week 40 stoves being ship.
Jed to one dealer. 1t is useless to
nultipl, worls with these facts. The
nan WHO wants any further ar. ulnent
,uyht to- be Iored for the simples.
,uch men as the Ser seants are build.
az up the town, and they deserve
he encOurag ement of every public
| spirited lhan i:tthc community. We
,nAll a1uuce some facts from other
| ources in tile same direction. The
| ,ergeants are not the only manufac-
| urers in Greensboro that are pros
| jering.-Putriot. ...-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03
COUNTY,.

Superior Court Clerk and Probate
Judge-John 7. Gregory.
Inferior Court--Geo. Z. Simmons.
Register of Deeds-J. NJ. Grizzard,
Solicitor-A. J. Burton.
Sheriff-R. }. Lewis.
Coroner II Jenkins.
Treasurer-E. D. Browning.
Co. Supt. Pub. Instruction-D C Clark,
Keeper of the Poor House-John Ponton.
Commissioners Chairman, Aaron Pres
cott, Sterling johnson. Dr. W. R..
Wood, John A. Morfeet, and NJ.
Whitehead.
Superior Court-Every third Monday
IN March and September
Inferior Court-Every third Monday in
February. May.August and November.
Judge of Inferior Court-T, N. Hill.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03
CHURCHES ::

Baptist. D, Huffman. D. O.. Pastor
Services every Sunday at II O'Clock. A
NJ, and att. p. NJ. Also on Saturday
before the first Sunday at | o'clock, 4.
NJ. PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday
might. Sunday School Oh Sabbath morn
ing.
Primitive Baptist-Eld. Andrew Moore
Pastor Services every third Saturday
and Sunday morning.
MethodiSt-Rev. c. W. Byrd, Pastor.
Services at ; o'clock, p. NJ on the second
anu fourth Sundays. Sunday School on
Sabbath morning.
Episcopal-Rev. II. G. Hilton. Rector.
Services every first. second and third
Sundays at 10! O'Clock, A. NJ. Sunday
School every Sabbath morning
Meeting of Pible class on Thursday
night at the residence of Mr.. p. E. Smith
Baptist-(colored.) George Norwood.
Pastor. Services every second Sunday
at1i o'clock. A. NJ, and I, P. N. Sun.
day School Oh Sabbath morning.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-05-03

studies at time, and let them bestow
IN those much longer period. To
bring out the best talents of each in
divldual girl, not to cram any golde,
head with mere facts. but to develop
powers and to educate til,
heart. so tat by-and by we woule
nave
The perfect woman, nobly planned,
10 warn. to comfort, to command
A creature OF too Lad or good ..
For human natures daily food
This would be our ideal. And then.
this quietly nurtured. home 3red. sell
'eliant gill, to lave lcr just du,
should lie Taught, as her Lroth,r is.
ONE art or craft by which, if til,
need arise, she NAY meet tie wort.
able to earn her own place among i,
workers .. ... ...
A consecrated, thoroughly educa;
cd, refined Christian womanlNod, il
what we need for our girls. Whethe
hey are to he married or single. tie,
are to exert a grert deal of social II.
duence. They 81 cu:d leprepared lt4
lite's responsibilities They shoul
be SO trained that they Will not speh
their days in forlorn semi invalidis, IN
tut health and visor SHOULD be songl
Tor them. A sound mind in a soun,
body is needed by every girl. .
The subject is an inviting ono
Wha, do you think of it, friends ?
Christian MteWJe"cer.