World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-28
WoMaHhood


Hue has ttcu tt'tS III p1tWsa
god sense M nipple fund Of fact |
skill, shrevdne.p. invsntiysDsss
and managerasnf. II is her, work
10 form the young mind 10 eirs
it direction aud instruction TO-
develop It's love for the good and
tree I, Is her work TO max. !'oMe
hsppY - nourish all the y,r'pss.
and instill oil the sxe.,ness which
ouilds man up into god .hrir-
tians.
She ia the consulor OF the world
attending it il sickness; her
society sooths tho world after its
tolls aud rewards il for its perplex.
iliss, Woma. rscs,va tho infant
when it enters upon it's existence.
aud drapes tie cold form OF the
aged when l;fe is passed.
Trey a.suigs tho sorrows Of child.
hood and minister to the poor |
and distressed.
Lovsl,l,ess of spirit is woman's
scep,er award: Tor 1t is both the
emblem and the instrument OF her
conquest Her influence flows
from her ,ensibilitiss her gentle
usss aud her tenderness. 1t 10
thi. which disarms prsjadics. aud
Iswaksns confidence and effscii,n
in oil who come within her sphere
which makes her more powerful
to accomplish what Ter will
has resolved than II nature had
endowed her with the strength OF
= giant.
i As a wife and mother. woman
10 sssn. in q sacred aud dignitied
aspect.
Az such she has great influence
over the characters Of irdividuals
over the condition OF IAN lilies and
over the destiniet Of cnpirer.
\. How transitory are the days Of
g,rlhood! The time when ths
ich.sriul smile the merry laugh
and the exul,ing voice were %
many expressions of happiness
3 Ejfow quickly At passed. How time
=, has mu ,ipiied lts scores aud
, accumulated its unWsicome efect'
/ against the charms and attrac-
lions OF youth! But it the hear
be chilled II the cheek he mor'
pale, and the eye less bright, il
i. the outward adjournment u: TIT
n temple Of love bave become faded
: and dipmed. there may be -
e lnwardly preserved "thc shrin
H. vhe RI IL. laid up tho sacred treas
/, 'lres OF .loveiness aud purl'
2 gsntfensss and grace the atteinp
q eyed qualities OF tried and perfect
:. sd.vir.ne ;.asaf the blossoms o
% Early childhood had ri;'ened int
II the mellow aud precious fruit q
:. autumnal tine.
J. Blu. ~ another and bette. sense
IL good woman never gro VS. OLD
N Years may pass over her head bu
- il bcntvoIcbce and virtue dive
nr in her heart she is as cheerful q
ir when The spring Of life first ore,
m I'd 70 her view.
al Whea We look nj n good wonia
!. We never think ri her ago Oh
looks as happy os when tho ron
i" first hloomed on her cheek, !
a. her neigbaarhood she 10 friei,
IS ana banefactor; IN tho Churcl
oe the deyoutc worshi,Mr and exsn
". piary Christian. Who does no
:" love and respact the woman, wi
oc has srcn, her days in acts OF KIN,
ou .ness and E.eicy who has been
We f'.end OF sarrowipg 0nAs who
M. iifo has been q s.tn Of lindne
cd and love devotion to truth ind !
:, lision. Such woman can not /.
~ old nbe viii always bs fresh al
INT beautifulia her spirits and ncti
Fps in her humble deeds Of mercy al
but henavolencn.
SO. Il the Young lady desires toretn
;, the bloom and beauty Of you
let her not leave truth aud y,rt,
tand to the close of Fer life v
my she retain those feelings VII,
cut now make life appeara garden.
'ei sweets eva: fresh and green; .
,ut. in close Of life will be rumbsl
., win the R!essed ch Tho oti
shore nnG then she will Know Il
w tta language God used. Vas not