The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-30

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sion for health and Fi-cr. l.t
forget the passion fer eweet7eS ass
light and fer making them f4t,
/ believe that parents Snoa4l
rontze. support ard e-acour1-e ~
schools IN which the Rihle Isl
taught-not an eNpursated rur
Bihle-but the Bible of our H.
and mothers. because 1t is ere
most effective Instruments
lectural culture and mental
line, which presents the Suat
morals. and which IS tho trua
of spiritual light. II such fsta
science our daughters mas bee .rs.
stones polished after the S.rss1fr
of i palace writer ur~
most beautifully ana impreSelSet
these striking words. -
Jerusalem with Athens. iutertv
the lEy of Farnessus around the
o. lebanon, weave into The q,
e flowers pIucSed from the 4ale
Temps. the rose Of Sharon. .nr
member 1T your festivals that. am.r-
the hills G Palestine. there s l
If tenderer interest and higher bona
than either Ida or Olympia.
Educate them 1T the tIuest .r4
broadest sense. and while th.s ser.
have caught the spirit 81 tne
and become eNpanstonists hv .n1..t-
ms new terrFoTies. and Nav hs..
been naeQUCradiDg as the "er.
feminine" or the new -t..,
little excursions and diversions
ONLY make her prize Tire more &c.
old dominion. and ,Ga -an8itsItfee
Ter nature will find full uIaN ln rim.
eyoIutions in the American hl.ca. .
here is the key to ne Regeneration or
tha rice. tho rise n downfall rra -ra
nation Here lies Wertans G.vEnes-
opportunity. Ter supromest obIl.atf1n
amt Ter richest reward
The former OF ga. lCGIes and tt,.
Father of or spirits had human home
III mind when He fashioned lhe seal
Of m Kipling makes ota af his
characters say. There are gust two
kinds of women in the world: thc-.
Uho put strength into men aad tbee.
who tahe i out Of them" MI th.t
q man hath VIII he given for his Ut.
but his life itself he holds at tn,
call Of something still dearcr. ara.
~oftenest, and best of al, that IS l#ye.
4 Plea i'os' Tic IEigncr NCeaIsts.
My plea is for the higher fagf.s .Hr
and the holIer ~vomanAooa and to en-
phasize the p-reciousncss If h,tae. la-
cause the affections aud emotions Eata
greatest within a harrow dir
Gle Of intense personal attachmau:
and interest. As their range is F-.C-
ened. their E%ividnesS Is diminished.
And While no one Vet can t-I what
the distinctively wor12nly oualitiee -
mind may do in the wide world. Gee
ages have proved that these qsAattes
are supremacy adapted to the making
Of home.
n the home-,ife-in the relations
OF WIFE II mother sister and dauAh-
tel-the affect.onats. emotional na-
ture Of woman finds the field of IT'S
triumph and elory. There il vieids
against al the worlds strifes and
temptations, tolls and cares, q ereat
and holy power. such Is al the svs-
TENS Ct philosophy and philanthropv
Of all time could not equal. The kind
OF aiiecton which woIn2n gives add
inspires mas power to peryade mans
whole heart and life. coming up IN
every change Of occupation or pause
q thought. Every true man can ~
del6tand that 1t was no mere ORA
matte display of affection. but the
simple prompting Of his heart hear,
Wlea PRESIDENT Garfield turned. =.
the close of his inaugural address. IL
kiss his wife and mother uho SAD
beside him. The thunder Of canam.
me waving Of banners. the a|DnIauS.
~ thousands, the assembly II GREAT
men. the presidency itself. howeve-
otherwise Ealtted. brought no pleaslra
50 sweet az that of laying thcn all
as trophies at the feet If the sels-
sacfthclne mother. who lad been lie
IlSht Of his boyhood's home, 4EA the
devoted wife who inspired at,3 tllred
the cares md tolls q MS manhood.
Barrie's nice sketch If .sMar-aret
oeiIyIe' recites now ~. mother de-
elared She would he proud to I'D she
mother OF Robert Louis Stevenson. Z
tor himself, Barrie VOWS that all he
IS or has done ne owes 10 his mathe~
WHAT an exquisite story is that which
burdette tells of the invalid wife. T.,
Wh0n he e his merry sonceit. -
NhtIe away her pain, and who saw
ms power in her sick room. knew Tee
world admired it as she did. I
co&Xed him or. till before her evca
spirit passed away, She had seer him
on the high places. Of honor ana euc-
Dickens has drawn no moro beau
s.ftt ri1ts1e Of lova than thar =
Asnes Nickfeld for her father. AS ne
sLnks more and unra nnaor 4han-ll