The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-05
,iallv in our climate. needs protection.

cially in our climate. needs protection.
One gets chilled through by the lake
breezes. in the west, and the blood loses
its vitality. Tie speaker gave his eApc-
rience in boarding round, VIXEN lie
was assigned to the 'spare-room' that
had not been used for months. He
dreamed OF skating aLa woke 10 find
himself nearly frozen. When one be
comes thoroughly chilled lie gives away
Sc much of his life forev2r. Tic chest
ard arms should be warmly cLd If
the circulation is impCded the hands and
feet are cold This is ofttn the result
Of snug DRESSING The present is an
Improvement upon the past Formerly
even men wore long, tight-Gtting vests
that prevented the expansion and con-
traction of the lungs. Boots and shoes
should be large that they may be warm.
Heart disease is sometimes induced by
cold feet, the blood being crowded back
upon it. \ lecturer, speaking upon the
evils of tight dressing, closed his lee
tune prematurely because Of tie p,ir Of
No. feet in No. 6 boots.
Street sweeping is an evil in dress. y
lady might be followed by her trail in
the dust Of tie streets. Dress should
be warm, strong and easy.
Another source Of health is exercise.
This should not be too violent Over
work IS as bad as underworld. The
brain depends for It's yigor upon the
health OF the body. If one would have
Il mind enduring, cheerful and active,
he must watch for the health Of tie
body.
After Prof. Jones. superintendent
Curry was introduced to the audience
We regret that we can give few Of the
thoughts and nothing OF the language
that rendered his speech strong and Wig
orous. Tie subject was Eimatioa-,
GNOul aHd Syccia. The distinction
is the same as that of pure and mixed
mathematics. The former is abstract,
disciplinary, luttcriS applied. Iron
is lilst improved in quality and though
not yet made useful ii is adapted to
use-aftcTWard it is fashioned to suit
particular purposes. There is great
need of special education; one cannot do
everything, and what we do should be
done well, bat general education lies at
Tie foundation.
There is plenty Of work for those WHO
can do it properly, while tie inefficient
are left idle. One paatry-cooE command
ed four thousand year While hundreds
Of others lack employment.
Success Is the result ot special prepa-
ration. Itiathe real and mot the would
be sculptor that leaves Lls name as Il
heritage to his country-sn honor to the
race.
AItAo"@h the audience had listened
100 long ana TOO earnestly TO get the fuIl
dement, OF thlS a|'er speech, yet the ma
jo'''S Seeli4e" ~ value It's Souho iLS'I"c-
'lon'
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THURSDAY, A.. M-SesSion opened 10y
Rev. Mr. stiles WITH prayer
Mt. Jones gave some iI''i"c'''iiS III
INSTRUCTIONS lii tAttI' ID MS "i Drawing
Isl Nl"-l". arm Hiio''lu always pe III I.
position alright angles 10 lae line 10 ot
drawn. 2d-amra"ure should adoP'-
rd-as lie illustrated III drawing the map
of Pennsylvania.
III following question WAS offered
.or solution: How many times did the
earth rcvulye on itsaXis i'll the year 1872:
left for consideration.
Pr1G Curry.-It is difficult to know
what method of instruction is best
adapted to a company Of strangers. a
physician, of an original mind, filled
jar with Ill sorts of medicines, and when
"A new disease broke out, not knowing
what TO select, he administered Il dose
from the compound.
Supt. Curry was like the man who al
ways said a few words before he began
TO speak" lie introduced his subject
10y calling attention to the fact that
every fruit, every vegetable has its own
peculiar characteristics when make it
what it is. So the individual-nC mat
ter what he may assume. The true
reader of human natuIe detects the