Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27

turned towards the attracting body, ane
the other on the opposite side.
The tidal wave on the attracting body
is caused by the attraction being greatel
upon the water than the remainder of th'
earth.
The tidal wave on the other side Il
caused by the attraction being less upor
the water than upon the remainder o
the earth. In the first case the water l.
drawn away from the earth. In the lat
ter the earth may be said to be drawn
away from the water
The tidal wave produced by the sun ii
one-sixth of that produced by the moon
When the sun and moon are on the same
side of the earth, or on opposite sides
they act together, and we have high
tides-spring tides. When they are
9G apart, they oppose each other, and
we have low tides-near tides.
The tidal wave would be about 10 oil
one hour behind the moon passing from
east to west if the world was entirely
water, but the waves are retarded by the
coasts, and often have their direction en-
tirely changed, 30 that the tidal wave i'll
the North Atlantic Is sometimes seventy
two hours behind the moon, and some
times moves directly north.
Mr.. Dana then continued his remark,
upon arithmetic.
Mr. Johonnot spoke upon the subject Of
discipline He urged the teachers to have
their ideal OF discipline as high - pos.
sible.
The discipline must all come from
the teacher Children are very much
alike the world over, but when children
.suftcr from home INFLUENCE, must do all
in their power 10 help them.
lst. The first necessity Of the teacher
is ability to control-first. self. \ teacher
should be able to control his passions, III
though it is proper at times for a.teaeher
to be angry, that is, Indignant. Teacher
should also be on tlieir guard agains,
seeking to deceive visitors ty bringing
out their show classes Also, they ought
not L. give especial privileges to the chill.
dryn OF Influential parcnt, Ii any ptiyi-
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troll others Sclf-control Is necessary in
order 10 learn tihs. Ihis i putly.a Eltt,
ana comes ihr'iy from cultivation, i >
very "li'''"i, - Nl'i''ii 'ii9 Pow,
III ''e 1''''''-'''in ne "'u'd secure
oruer ~ having a settled position lor
every 7ohol"F % take On hfs' coming tAe
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-2il''"0
"oiA "i''i' o'u'I i restored II ''a''ler
can secure ofaer without violence ne
mad better give up the profession.
"a. In order 10 secure diScipline the
teacher must have aolhty to secure az m
terest IN study. For this It = necessarily .iirst'
tba hr,ncba. which he teaches No teach
ar oa,, axc;+o -, interest who !. NOT abIa
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1od,o of mind Third he must have
knowledoe Of the natural order Of men
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