The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-29
NdurAtipnNl department.
EDITED By
PROF. JABEZ BROOKS.


PREPARED AND ARRANGED BY PEOF. W. PUTNAM
PRIMARY PRINCIPLES.
} Every waking moment of our lives is fill
ed up with mental and moral acts.
Irrevocable is written upon all our act
when once they are performed neither il
time nor in eternity can they be made NOR
or less.
We strengthen every part or faculty b,
exercise.
=. Attention is the price paid for all knowl
edge.
Early rising and punctuality save valua
bic time, and thus increase our means o
happiness and knowledge.
Temperance and exercise preserve health
and proIong life.
Industry is moral obligation resting
upon every human being.
Virtue is true happiness true
beauty.
TEACHERS NOTICES.
1t must e my chief aim to do good.
must always govern myself.
A time and place for every hing in school,
and everything ir it's place and time.
must securc the attention Of my pupils.
must teach tn III 20 think.
must know that they understand their
lessons.
must be able to give them the reason
wAy.
must treat them a. moral and reasona-
bic beings.
must teach morals by prcccpt and OK.
ample.
must educate the moral, physical and
intellectual nature.
plust teach the ignorant, preserve the
innocent, and reclaim the vicious
I must try to make my pupils wiser and
better every day.
I must he kind, firm. just patient, active,
cheerful, hopeful, pnnctual, industrious and
mocal-a friend Of children and lover and
docr Of good
"nh. let not unSkil full hands attempt
10 play the harp, whose tones, VIII, sc living
tones
Are left for ever in the strings. =. Better far
That h"aven'S liyhtni,"~ blast his very soul.
AnI sink It back to vhun> very depths.
Than k'p"ing'y by word or decd to send
blight upNn the trusting mind Of youth.
SCHOLARS ,rrnEs.
must try to come to school every day
| must leave all my play at the school
room door.
| can learn most easily when young.
| must respect and obey my teacher.
must always speak the truth.
must learn to govern myself
must be careful! Of my books.
must learn to read like talking.
must learn 10 think.
| mast grow wiser AMI better every day.
must always try; and never say can t.
must hear. read, .hink and remember.
| must always treat aged people with
marked respect.
must learn to be amiabIe, affectionate,
attentive. benevolent, conscientious consist
,ent, disinterested, frank, filal, forgiving
grateful, generous, humane, humble. honor
able ingenious, modest, mannerly, OBJ dent
punctual, patient, self denying, sincere, stu
uious.
| must siun being malicious, needless
co7etous, INSCRIPTIONS, capricious. selfish,
Intriguing, disobedient, revengcful, un.hank.
full. cruel, d;sinsenious, arrogant, slothlu
: impudent, disrespccttul. obstinate, f-e.ful
Incorporate, thoughtless.
| l must know that scholars must obey
their teachers and parents, that they may
be better prepared to honor and reverence
the laws OF their country and their God.
must always remember that
|" Virtue alone ontlives the pyramids:
Her monuments shall stand when Egypt's fall.
must read these rules every day, aud
/ try to keep them.
! NOTICES OF THE scHooLRooM.
Thou God se>st me.
, Love to God and man.
Ahe iaSt IC8V C1 tHStEICSfOn.-6tUS.
! &c. wisdom get understanding; forge
it not .-Bsi'e.
| Virtue aud Intelligence are the safe guards
. OF the nation.
| time and place for everything in school
| Order is heavens fist law.
a kind word costs nothing.
knowledge is power.
| When another speaks, give attens ton.
| Nsatness. attention, industry, honesty
! diligence, tirmae>s. chesrta.nsss, uosestr
kindness.
Onward and upward,
! Fear God and keep his commandments
IsoF this is the whole dsty OF snau