Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

Tho Ideal OF True WOmanhOOd.
Earth's noblest thing, a woman per
fected."
As each artist has his own specia
theory of beauty, each philosopher hi
favorite dream for the worlds good ,eacl
philanthropist his pet scheme for man I
| benefit, 40 every masculine mind has {
particular notion o. what constitutes
the true Ideal of Womanhood.
| A nations position in civilization
might be known by the value 1t set.
upon wOman's influence. Where this
is rated highly, the people are advanc
ing where womans worth is ignored
the nation is going to decay.
| The pages of history glow with the
records Of woman. Joan of Arc is a
notable example of heroism. Achieving
great deeds for her county, she won tor
herself the immorra, Iiie OF Maid Of
Orleans. For three hundred years the
gratitude Of her nation exempted her
native village from taxation.
| Those who lay great stress on the
power OF beauty see in Mary Queen of
Scots another striking figure, Her
famous predecessor, Helen Of Troy, i'm
mortalized by Homer, was the cause Of
ten years war.
| Mans deeds abroad bave been, and
still are, shaped by the influence at his
| freside, and it is impossible to limit the
invisible power of a woman.
| The embodiment of a boys heroine is
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woman superior 10 Ihe pe'Cy Spi'es anu
foIIles, Vi" small )ralo'iS'e" ana Vah'Vies
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"nmi'y 'hat women are NO o't e snppos.
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that women ria themselves OF lhese 700
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tues never shine more primarily IMAM
IN the dark hours OF adversely, men
troubles crowd thickiy rounu her aear
ones, her h"peiuiness -nS'aibS anu am
mates dropping heartS hei ior''lu'o
reslsts the SHOCKS OF fa,o' anu 'Le gain
and steady radiance OF her cheerIuiiiess
arouses the despairihg 10 turn from
d"eiiihg on the d'SIrfssi"i PiIson' "
anticipate boI'tr anu " ofieh'er 'u'
ture. ,,
"A woman must ne soi''e'n'ns n,1io
than "a phantom OF oei'eh1. heI
standard OF risht ana wrong ii'usI NV
be controlled by that Ideal OF woidly
excellence-Mrs. hruhoy' Inns potent
parsonage Is al!oWed 10 RUE uo uespo.-
zeal IN the t'inale Wor'd, anu IL ~
time that her tyranny received soihe
check.
The ideal woman IL natural'y re1heo'
and avoids vulgarl'y III every 1orn'
whether 1t be fashionable or hot. que
appreciates the superior endowmehts OF
others, while she does not neglect the
cultivation of her own mind. Her beauty
does not alone depend upon mlnetry
of feature it owsa great deal OF lls