The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-01-19

Yet women unolutch themselves Lot
them relax their muscles and cease to
quicker their mouths. threats and fore
heads. Let them think of the grand dig
nifty and eternal repose of the Hindoo
and Egyptian gods, the most ancient
deities of which we have any repre-
sentation. First the nervous woman
should learn to hold herself still, not
with a strained, horrible clutch on her
self, but with a quiet, peaceful relaxa-
ton of her muscles. Let her keep he-
hands and feet still. perfectly still.
when she has nothing for them to do
yes, and her tongue too. Women talk
four times as much as they need to i'm
communicating even the most trivial
matters Let her keep her thoughts busy
with good and beautiful topics, but let
her learn the wonderful wisdom of ST.
lence. Let her think repose, dignity,
quiet and sweet peace So shall she
grow harmonious, wise. graceful,
healthy and beautiful.
More than a century old is the famous
Moravian seminary for young ladies at
Bethlehem, Pa. Before the higher edu-
cation of women was thought OF 1t was
giving to girls fine and solid scholastic
training that took the nonsense out or
them, and was therefore just what the
average girl needs. This fine old school
has at length reconstructed itself In ac-
cordance with modern needs and has
come out full fedged college for young
.yo,,o, II will haroaTtnr no a rOllppps
instead of seminary. 1t has given the
world hundreds of strong, noble women.
It's alumn9, have recently formed an as
ISOLATION and will have "a reunion and
banquet in New York city before long
The secretary of the alumn@ association
is Mrs George L. Kilmer, New Dorps
Staten Island, n. Y.
One more glorious star for the wom-
ans United States flag, one more state
where women have full citizens rights
The state is Idaho and the new star in
the woman's fiag-the fourth-is FOR
her. Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, ldahof
If the older states do not hasten the work
Of enfranchising women, they will lose
many Of their most brainy and able CIT
liens of the feminine sex, as these citi-
zens will migrate to the states that have
ceased to put them down on the level OK
lunatics and idiots.
Colored women will make a signal
success as trained nurses, and now that
an institution for instructing them has
been opened through the exertion OF the
Phyllis Wheatley club, an organization
of ladies of color in New Orleans, they
will have opportunity in this branch or
industry to compete on equal terms with
white people, The proverbial kindness
and cheerful temper of the colored race
will be invaluable to them as nurses
Speaking of women in the business
and industrial world, Florence Night
ingale said: "Three-fourths OF the
whole mischief in women's lives arises
from their excepting themselves from
the rules of training considered neces-
sary for men," Just so. And as much
more mischief arises from women's
habit Of idle talk and gossip.
, Do not talk unless you have some-
| thing to say, and if you only have Cos
sip to talk then do not talk at ali. Cos
sip about personal matters is worse than
g nothing.
Talk of books, of art, of music, of ed
ucation, beauty in nature-of anything,
! in short, but personalities. Individual
o ity is everything; personality Is nothing
= Sir William Vernon Harcourt, who is
= expected to succeed Gladstone and Rose
berry as leader of the Liberal party IL
!, England, is opposed to woman suffrage.
Il In his published portraits Sir William
- Vernon Harcourt looks like very nice
], old lady indeed.
p Begin with your boys if you have
- any. and train them early and late apC
II theoretically away from the monstroui
u and sickening expectoration habit o.
V American men. No mother does hel
n duty by her son unless she brings hin
IL up nonspitter.
N Some lady lecturers think more abou
le their lecturing gown than OF what the,
re- are going to say. In such cases the gowI
id il sometimes q success-the lecture new
IN er is.
A brilliant foreign writer who studied
the American people closely and wrote
q book about them says that our work
ing men and women spend more on thei
clothing than their class in Europe does
IL which is certainly nothing against on
working men and women. But whei
l. he goes farther and proceeds to say tina
re the American working girl spends rela
re lively more for clothing than the youni
ut man of her class, and that she does 81
h. because she desires to catch husband
es this is rather more serious. The work
n ing girl who marries simply to &c
C. away from work makes mistake she
T. sure to repent of all the rest of her life
7, lady i'm Washington state has gOn