The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-18
BUTTE'S PROUD OF EN-.


Our foremnthers aid much to estab-
lish the present system OF education.
They believed education to be essential
TO every industry. and from their unit
cd efforts sprang the present system OF
public schools. VII
In religion ana morality woman has
at all times stood as an example to the
world.
To the mothers OF our generals, our
Statesmen and our heroes. the world
owes a debt os gratitude. The world
should not forget to attribute to our
foremotbers that need of praise which
they have justly earned by the display
OF all those virtues which go to make
up the true woman, concerning whom
poets never cease to sing and philo-
sophers never cease to extol an ideal
after which we of this generation
should always strive, a perfect woman.
"roath Comes But Once" by Lciiah n.
Russell.
Life like the year is divided into sea-
sons. Spring Is called the morning of
the year. summer the midday. autumn
the evening and winter the night So
youth is said to be the morning of life,
manhood the day and age the evening.
To each season belongs its peculiar
duties. but should the spring fail. the
duties that should be done in the other.
The world in all Its affairs is mainly,
what young people have made 1t. AS
we grow older we become conservative,
but the young have no past. only a fu-
ture and genius commonly wins its
laurels early in life. Ruslxin says that
the most beautiful works of art are all
achieved in youth.
Youth is not all strength. 1t has its
weakness as well. and would not be
human without IL. We have fatal
taint which we can as little deny as
explain. 1t comes like the hue of the
skin or the shape OF the limbs. Two
natures wrestle In our breasts, and at
no age more fiercely than in youth.
AS II is decided then. IL. as a rule. con-
tinues, and light and darkness know IT,
and strive for the prize.
'.Helen Hunt Jackson" Jennie Il. Hall.
Concluding an interesting grafton,
Miss Hall said:
Mrs. jackson was always ready to
throw aside her writings and devote
whole days. In her impulsive way, TO
some generous task. For instance. she
once, at the risk of great unpopularity,
invoked the aid of the city solicitor
and half the physicians in Newport to
investigate the case of a poor boy who
was being. as she believed, starved to
death, and whom the Investigation
came too late to save. IL is no wonder
that the whole of America was sad
dened by the news of the death of
such noble character was received.
Says one writer: 'All honor to n
woman who. with happy home. was
willing TO leave IL to make others hap
by; who having suffered, tried TO keep
others from suffering: who being ia
nous, gladly took time to help un-
known authors to win fame: who hav-
ing means. preferred a life OF labor TO
a life OF ease
Mrs. Jackson is buried in a spot of
hcr own choosing, near the summit of
Cheyenne mountain. about four miles
from Colorado Springs. her favorite
spot during life. where she could view
the surrounding beautiful scenery"
-sDcseessd Houses" By Helena nj. splller.
Many deserted houses, figuratiyely
speaking. surround MS IN everyday life.
IN the business and political world
scnemcs are oalt up and then ADAM
doneo, because they do not WELD az
their owners expected: or because the
servants which are left to care for
them are not able to keep them free
from corruption and immortality. This
IS especially marked in political life.
Inc Shaping forces OF every well gov
erntd country are essentially Chris
tian. ana its head should be a high
iScaL Every government should have
q system OF stern masculine morality.
Ihs youth OF to-day-the man OF to-
build the foundation
~ his future life strong with klrd.ess
and integrity.
No matter what Inducements are o.
ferec or what gain may be received.
desert not the house of right and me-
aai'3 OF poverty Tor mansion of mar
ole when may hold within It's gllded |
walls nausht hut shame and vice.
The eyes OF tina young become tlaz-
ACC With new prospect OF wealth. |
Let not your life be like a deserted |
mouse; Standing dark and fnrb.ddlng in |
It's sel1shness and pride. giving no in. |
5pirat,on or hnyirg 70 Influence on |
those that ale around Il: rather let |
your IRE ana character be that which !
a brilliantly lighted mansion is TO toe /
Iowiy beggar who stands before It and. |
admirlnG. hopes one day to possess 4
soincthins quite as grand. Such a life |
ills many broken heart with renewed |
courage. confidence and energy. If we |
all our lives with the light of love and |
kindness. when we die we leave not |