Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-04
two classes---the patricians and prols-


two classes---the patricians and pr0ls
tariat.
''But think should favor q syndt
cate among the teachers---n syndicate
to elevate the character and dignity o
the profession; to blow into flamt
the smouldering interest Of the peopl(
IN the cause; to build more schOo
houses; to vote higher ., hOOl taxes; u
see that every boy and girl In tbta
great country Is fitted to be Its s0ver-
eign In more than In name simply.
, This Is not mere speculation. Ell.
cation, and efficient means for it, pr,.
motion, are absolute necessities, espec.
Tally In this country where the we'll
"e'ng-.-the perletu'ty OF the Rovern-
.'.'.', .a1.. - c"luue" 10 AL Ine peoPe. AZ
t"s',u". ~. .' '.iousn. We sIeak 81 sne ~.
cord @ e ,hs "s tms fra.a,,g ,g ,a, SHOW IN maKe -
c"rolhR .he 'reemah's VIII. out - nQS
tne sentiment turned into mOckery
wnen we put the MaIiot INTO the mans
,,n,'u ,,s.l, oe!ote We 90 iIgnt1nto mrs DRAIN!
WINE tue enlightened patriot NAV NOS
ASK 'nat the ballot be taken rom the
ma" .. VINO cannot READ u, ne does is!seec
,,a' ,,". every ooy ana every giri shall
nave such an education as VIII enable
.me"a 10 appreciate anu heip preserve
'"t .,,I,' ,'nert!es.
a. u"c"tioh ~ ~ tue kIeal uomthODer
'nu. Ne'sns'es ioF the noerty ana
.,luauy Oh the people. IL tends %
I''ace Its subjects upon the same social
'ur.' "uu 10 oe4uai'ze among them the
u's'r.ou'ion OF property. hnowledgs
-. - l~wer' ~ ~ the mystlc LADDER -
.ne ra'r'arch cream upon which its
NoullcS, assembling ana descending,
preserve INC communicative between
e'..m ~. uhu heaven.
naa suolect cahnot 10 cioaed with
~. s""'e Ie'eremce 10 WomAns work
~ .ne cause. What part Will YOU
,.ave a., !" tm.s grAnu scheme M the
""'."s e""Kh'ehment9
In this age, woman IL bec ,lning an
active factor ~ every social, moral and
intellectual movement, and upon ev-
cry breeze Is now borne to our ears the
whispering that In the next she will
be the factor IN everything worth h.
ing IN. What our station will be. or
what use she will make Of IN, she has
not yet published, but even
when she shall be clothed
with her coming power and
majesty we may still rely upon her
gentle impulses. In all ages, she hes
not only been the inspiration 10 man's
loftiest ambition, hut she has been his
'a..nlul counsei'or---siie mas shared hls
sr, Tr"ws anu 1rl9htcned MS h0Pes.
ine olu hytho!ogy taught that at her
sa,,'. S'o" '''''r e"un .. .ne Rous contrsDu!e0
so''e superior slrtue 10 ner c!mpoAltl0n
'' .a" Wy OUT ,evelattnn, we learn tnat
nns ,aa, WIS we 'as. VI cIeat'oil, ana nelng
m''' s'e ",nst ,,.s ''ave thseu oest, ND tnofs
van y" hu HtIie uouOt In0C sne ID ~
that tha a,,ss Iva .. - 'uyM
imnrova,msn. tn har s,.,,a.,.... .uu y.
viii n f.aiin. .ei,' :, h",..;Isn.;,,., 49,
we learn from tha ra"cr,ss 80 r.,. .s."s
of the inGerior nositi,,n .s.,.n.a ~.
In tho earlier ..y..s sha ,v.. l,ssI.. .,s..r.
than man a s,avn AM, "fter 'J ,,s ,,.T ~,
far advanced from . harhsr ri.n .h.,
educntion was not cnusid.rsI . ...
da,iom she hacn,na his t,., 49,
educated IN s,,ch thing. oui,, =. "S.
her yranerul ana nlomsinr ~ ~. 49,
about the extent nf her r,,rr,"nlmr,y.s.
music naintinv ana dr,, .,i,,.s ..,n sLi-
w.s ,,nt so ln,er .,nca tn". s
fully outvrown the errnr NJ. - 4,
very lonv since th. Car,,,.n ,..o.,...'.
was cnrrent that =. u,o,,,a";. ,,s,s
IA the vnrdroIn or tho E...,,.,. ..s'...
girls .hou,d l,e ksnt within th.. r.'.r
eynuve,istic or fo,r wolls
uD,,, 49,. -, -
". ",u., W. 'nese "ieh nave s0tlae
ae"es'ns u",t' 'lne,V natlVe Ealiaht-
- w. """yn Wy, '.,' 'eats ..e'. W your ue'ei'ss.
:" so"' r"1""y ."s'e - croucn-
s"S ,'" W wv na"k ne uO" you wall
r',.| M " an.,. ''a. , w .ee ~. Wnen that
,n 'a.' "pp,. .o',pleu .ne curiosity OF our
"r",,1" mau ,, Hl., on. a"u u" 'r"o'e :"
-
"ihe pages of romance glow with
mans herOi" achievements In the
cause ot distressed wonianhOOd. What
ia'r mad ever failed tn enlist her lover
IN her cause, or to persuade him, At
mr. country call, To face the cannOn's
houlh: me standard OF wOman's
education has gradually advanced.
nut tilefe are sti'i many who cling tO
the nht'Iuated ldea that 1t should
largely consist OF that which gives her
the external adOr.;ment. She will bs