The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-22
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Every virtue in raman hts ils in
nuur..aa .l. a1-d a brother, hus'
baud. ir.ni. oI con, Il. touched by -
sunshine. We cauno oyerestimaie thc
power ui 10 Nomun's moral aud religious
education Woman dri lay, her hand
on eur young iare- -he plants thc hrst
seeds. .le make. iic Hr-t impressions,
and all along through lir her influence
lev hIetsius an hemr Boo her cifcle Of
iriend-, sud .u society Many woman
docs tac Nors oi bcr ii,o without being
noticed or grn. The world has never
sem hef 'aborus ilr her children, mak
Ing their homc4 comfortable sad happy
She has o dch store % practical gooi
seuie, au ample fund Of tact. skill.
shrewdne-s. inycntiyenss. aud mauage'
nieut. n b. hard work To form the
young mind. give itdireoiions and In
rrurtion.. iD develop he love Tor the
good and irue. Il l. hard work to make
hbne happy. She 1. tlie CONSIDER of IA,
world To- sickness her society ioothe'
the world after its tolls, aud rewards I
lot perploNitie- Bnt ia another ant
better sen-c. a good woman never grow
old. Even the old maid. look charming
when employed in good aud nobls work
We have colleges tor women, eosducte'
entirely hy them. America poinlsiuitl
great pride &, her poets. In 1880 III
United States had women workers a
iollovs Arti.ts, 2,06l authors 800
| commercial travellers, 24e journalists
! 2Ssi Awvers 80 physicians, Ease
preachers, lG5 pnuiers, $3.50 teachers
l5i375i te'cFraphcrs, 1871, ssyin
nothing of the -cicnti-,-, lecturers, =,
iormers missi0uau,s. Inventors, j
brariana historiap,, etc. We have
, great May employ "A by the goyermer
in their different branches Of business
and giving better satisfaction than Ee
ior their honesty and .ltadiness. PIT
tic ,5acsl, v inaa Who ;hiaks he III
nothing 10 learn from educated Nonvl
, Washington always spoke with III
greatest uipriie Of HE aged mother, say
. lug that "her good influence and mob
D mind medo him the great nan he Nas,
I aid the ruler Of our country.
Learn thoroughly what you learn, /
. q ever so liiile, md you may speak Of
= With confidence. A few well.de6n,
. facts and Ideas are worth whole libra'
1 oiuncsriam knowledge. Begin ut II
/ beginning aud though, after all,
=. proved but mere smaticring, you a
% informed oo one point more, aud yol
. life will Doe happier Tor making the eaor
r by gaining an education YOU shall ha,
r your reward in the rich stores OF know
s edge yon have thus collected, aud viii,
G shall be az your command. While Zee
4 may sink, storehouses consume a.
2 richea fade, the intellectual stores 70
. have thus gathered will he permanei
2. and enduring bank whose diyiden,
.. are perpetual, whose wealth IL uni
4 mlni'hed however frequent the draf
r upon Haw wise to secure a. lar
+ possible complete and lasting educ
b, ton.
j. Everybody ought to know that Il
p, most effective cholera mixture sy,
e made is composed Of an ounce of arou
}. sulphurie acid naked with thr,
y ounces Of paregoric The dose IL Of
g te"sPoonini Ia four times that quanti
y OF water. The use OF this mixture
soon as the fret symptoms Of chole
D. appear will stop any case, no aatt
n new apparently severe ii may he NJ
}. cholera germ il absolutely destroyed
10 almost any form Of mineral acid Al
ID the sulphurio is believed " be tho mo
n effective tx
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