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IT'S that gives TO woman these, SO much Ia


be admired, fascinating virtuous affections.


kindly charities, refinement of manner, in


grnpousness Of disposition, controlling me-
ral inference in society, and the such Ike
II is EDUcATIoN! il is the cultivation OF
The latent powers Of the mind, that is to be
found in those brilliant hues that enchant
the world; it's in this rich casket that is
contained the precious elixir, by which may
be transmitted, that wilchery. u the eye, be-


nightly to the counsenance, and grace to


the gesture 1885 llG4


3 To fair and beauteous woman, would


then say, cultivate the mind; then, though


beside her may be seated the daughter of


nobility enrobed in all The richest ,affeties


Of the Indies, displaying the mos, precious
|of Golconda's riches, without the Jewel Of
Intelligence, still will she more conspicuous
ly shine, ouvieing her in that Jewel Of he
head, which enIits its heavenly lustre and
thrilling beams Of intellectual FIRE. Cult
vate the epowers Of your mind; then, through
the heart and affections, will be, conyey ed
10, the world an imprint Of the most ex-
.auisite chiseling Of the intellectual sculp-
tor. for in wenlan, more than in man, may
be exhibited that lofty scale Of being-that
point of, highest human excelence-such
as, from her pure mind, raises her aspira-
tons after the higher and more refined
qualification, and truly fits her for the great
and noble