Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-11-25

by an Englishman. The poet date
back to 100, but in every respect b,
is modern Of the moderns
Pestalozzi, the founder Of the pub
lie school in the idea of universal ed
ucation, has this inscription on thu
monument erected to his memory BY
the grateful swiss:
Benefactor OF the poor,
Father OF the orphans,
Founder OF the public schools,
Educator OF humanity,
For himself nothing, For others all.
TRUTHS.
As worlds are made OF atoms, &c
great experiences are made up Of
little incidents
Neglect nothing; for little things
that may seem very triAlng to the
uninitiated are often in reality all
important.
Real energy is disciplined, steady,
and persevering, till it compasset
what it definitely aims at
On every hand there are things you
can do. II no excuse that you dc
not see them, it is your business to
look out for them and find them.
Mrs Garrett Anderson a physician
in England, states that the earnings
of successful women range from ST.
0O0 to $4,000 per snnum.
Miss Anna Howe established the
first kindergarten school in Kobe
Japan, where the precepts Of the
bible and Christianity were taught
TO the little ones.
Mile Chaminade, the foremost
woman composer Of the world, will
come TO New York, where she will in
terpret her own musical compositions
in parlor concerts at private housas.
Mrs. Aver of Lowell, Massachu,
sets, recently gave money enough to
fit up q home for American young
men in Paris who go there for the
study Of art
Miss Eleanor Wheatly of Memphis,
recently presented to the Grand Army
of the Republic at the Tennessee Cen
tennial o life sized medallion bust Of
Andrew Jackson,
Mrs Murfree of Meridian, Missiqsip.
pi, vice president of the daughters OF
the confederacy of that state, is seek
ing the assistance of the Missouri
daughters Of the confederacy in the
project to purchase the old home Of
Jefferson Davis at Beauvoir.
Major Belle Reynolds who was cleo.
ted president Of the recent woman'a
parliament at Los Angeles, Gal, went
through the vivil war with her bus
band and ny her bravery and devo-
ton to the wounded soldiers gained
fame and rank OF major. conferred on
her by Governor Yates of Illinois.
The London Sketch gives the fol-
lowing account OF a remarkable
woman: Nine. Dieulafoy is one Of
the most celebrated OF the worlds
rachaeologists, and has been of great
service to the scientific world. She
discovered the ruins of the Semple Of
Darius, which are now in the Louvre
In Paris. For this great achievement
the French government decorated hel
with the order of the Legion of Hon.
or, and gave her the right to wear
mems attire at all times She is mar.
ried, and her husband is most de-
voted to her, both having the same
tailor. Their home is one of grea,
luxury and refinement, and the two
gather about them the savants OF
France, who are esger to pay homage
to 80 learned and 80 remarkable 8
woman. Nine. Dieulafoy's nature is
not like her taste in dress, for she is
entirely feminine in speech and man.
ner, and still retains her womanly
gestures and mannerisms, which ap
pear a little odd with her fine tailor
coats and trousers She never wesrl
ezoman's dress at any time, and hel
wardrobe is as perfect as tie best
dressed of London swells
The FIRST wedding tour across tn,
continent was in 1895, there we're TIVE
couples, Marcus Whitman, NJ. d
and Rev. H. H. Spsnlding and thei