The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04

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n,uety.pIne. and an estimated attendance 81
one hundI ed and fItv. Among the punclual
nnd IN crested visitors we noted Revs Caring
ton and cofDau Of che Presby terian and M. Il.
churches
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Thr Institute was called b. oroer at AIS p. M
and opened by singing "Cmde gently" from
the Musical supp elnent The first subject oc
studies IN EnRl shr oy l.. II. Bpr0er of Mauch
Chunk. The gent leman treate the subiecJ IN
very skindl manner. The following Is the
in the iniro uction the suenker said that Ian.
guage IL very la geiy the nr0duceNof natural
association and illustrated Nv showing tlat
''is ne" and was gone" are the old i0rIns and
that has gone" is the uDstart. Nc then y We
the distinction between oesc lphve and CON-
para I've gramma' made q Rrnmmntic | classi.
fcation into Monosyllabic Agglntilative In.
flexional showed the methods Of Indicating
Gender. lumber and Case IN Old English,wnat
remairs Of these suffixes IN le feminine 'Vix-
eU," Spluster" ana the ppssessve case OF
nouns The origiu OF the irregular ON oar"uyes
anu superlatives of Good, Bad and N uch the
derivation Of led" IN the past tense OF regular
verbs how 10 di: pose OF verbs ~ the infintlve,
mood and now TO" came to be used with nll
verbs in this moot
Ate recess OF ten minutes the Institute
proceeded TO CONSIDER aud fix upon a place for
vote by ballot resulted as follows; Mauch
hunk, = LehiRhton. 2s; Wratherly, 25 Ihe
will bo held at Mauch CHUNK
After music by the Misses Phfer, Mis-. Paul
and Mr. Rowland, entitled Rain ON tue Root"
Prof. Vetrill occupied the floor treating che
subject oil SYNONYMS. He dl ew dist 1ctlons
between exchangeable words sucn as excuse .
enou n" and '.suificient - curious prying p
" rav,rt" and torta,ude 4" vocation" aud
.ayocation I. ...ausplcious" and ..plopitlous Z,
tile Professors labors at the Insttute. BE bid
the teachers aud friends OF education present an
afiec mg fsreweli. nnd wishes them God speed
Org nj alttf NJ ha .eun
The following teachers we're enrolled today:
Alfred Miller. J NJ. Riedy, Aggie Pnifer, h. r.
Muschhtz, ID. II. Zeigenfuss, Dnvi0 Auge, Il H.
Kunkie, Ed. Dolienmayer. Ii. W. zerfass Geo.
sendeI Il. D. Snyder. p Krsssley. .: Mussel-
man Oliver Bl0se. Daniel haDuly Step SOlt
Reese Evans G.. thomas, Ella Phfer, Lula
Paul, Belle Conner. ~ = IN
THURsDAY EVENING.
The Institute was opened at d. m. by sing
ing Sweet Bye ana Bye" under Tie leadership
Rev. FeIrler, the lecturer for the evening
was then introduced by Mr.. HofIrd He open.
ton." at SOS and ciosed at Dos o'clock. Toe fol.
lowing are among his principal points:
!. Wastes IN MeclIan cs.
?. Wastes III the Industrial Arts.
.. Intel.ectual Wastes Of the I Thirteenth and
Fourteenth eentury.
4. Wastes of Moral and Mental Forces in the
present day. -..
Did time permit we would have been pleased
70 iSanisn r more extendsa outline Of 'ne gem
SO eIOquent and instructive was well received
BY the audience, who evlnced their apprecia.
ton by hearty applause. 1T may well 90 CON
sic cred one OF the most interesting features Of
this weeks pi Oceedings in the Institute. 1t..
The Institute A. arjourned after song by Mrs.
During and Miss hibler. Onpaned by Prof.
Kihe. The singiDg was adnirabi, executed,
bringing forth bursts OF applause from the
thanks OF the Institute for the very exce lent
music they furnished on several occasions this
week. Is H. UalsI 1r.F IT
The Institute was cal ed to order at $50. and
opened by inglng Aud La1g syne" ied by
Mr.. TIavnskis, of Beaver NJ eadow, then read
an intere thug ana practicai paper on the suo-
ject 1neeilectuai Exceilence.o which was well
rcDdered and WARMLY received. AFR L. W.
jecr oi Geo sraphv ae treated the is snbise' & il,
an a0le nlanuer, and for want oI time we re.
lnctanbly omit the outline.
alisses Phifer aud Connor and Mr. Rowland,
assisvea by Prof h Inc as organist, renLer d
hne piece Of music, entittea "IiaDy q Gone TO
Tue election OF the Comm ttee on Permanent
Certificate, ,ilnwed. resulting in the choice OF
the following committee VIZ: a. ". n nker, S.
Ii Ho nnger Mrs E ID. Ffispie, L. Ii. Barber
aud J. p. Rowland.
Mir. k0wland, Of Parryviile occupied the floor
marks IL his usual lively manner aud continued
IN " at way to the close. The following are the
,sran,a,ar hi I5inRs wsnld ha ,on,, sn,n UrsI
steiy termed Language Lessons" as grammar
may be shd 10 oe the emb bidimeIt Of language
In ArIthmetic he prefers the French meth, OF
bumefrtlon. anu cannot see the necessity oil In.
all uctlng pupl's according 10 the English |
a.one makes perfect, and III 4 the Three |
traces OF Proof in Addtion' are !. Repet. |
ton; 2. Repetition .. Repetition. HIS "Sug- |
gcsdOns Ia Ieac.ing tie AiphaOet" were prac- |
tca'. addlng a few suggesuons to what has been |
siid Dy Mrs Dlehl. WIth suggestions on OBJ |
scs rcsed ~, anS s ne
al he'd.
Tue following resolutions we're offered by Mr.. |
hOwiand during the session, ana unanimously |
Whereas, The County Institute is established |
by law anu mu~t be held ut least five days eaoh |
YER III every County III ,he state and whereas, |
i.w cOuhties have special act cOmpe,ing |
school boards to allow their tescners tue time |
W atteau. and their wages wnile attending, OF |
which The follIwing is a copy oil the acs;
IAN ACT a,Owng co ScnOol leacuers tae time |
aud wag.s whilst anending the Iounty Instl. |
tue OF Teachers III 90. tam cUIntiesy D.
SECIIoN .. BIZ II enacted by ihe senate and /
House of Representatives OF tue Commonwealth |
1t is hereby enacted BY the authority u the |
same That rom and after the pa 81 ge OI this |
Aet,.he school Direotors Of the d,iferunt warus.
Ion. Erie, Huntington Northampton, Perry.
schuylkil. Delaua are, Lebanon. aud PraDkliD
Counties sna.l allow to the School Teaoners EN-.
ployed In the said wards. 10 oughs and town.
SHIPS, who are actually engaged IN teaching
schooi m SAID CouLues the time and wages
whie attending the County Institute held
teachers" E| wv
BE II hesulved, That our Represen tatiyes In
The halls OF tine state Legislature, be requested
10 exert their influence and II p0ssioie secure
the passage Of as'milar acs applying TO Larbon
COulty.
Resolved, That the Secretary of this Institute
be requested TO furnish tile Hons. A.. j. burning
und A. Harve,. lnemOefs OF the House Of
Representatives Of TINS county. each with u
cvpy OF the foregoing preamble and resolutions
Ihe IonOwing resO uuon Was then nandod IN, (
read and unanimously adopted. Wig;
Whereas. An Improper rehection has been
m ide uOOn the CathOilc church and Catholic
institutions m cer.ain essays rel0 before tins
Institute; ana whereas. We beileve that the ex-
preston Of such sentiments, IN q body OF tins
klnd, Is highly improper, IN that 10 Constitutes
AN uuprOYoked aitac1 upon class OF teaohers
VINO constitute respectable nIiuOritY in our
Institute; therefore. 90 It .N U'N .
Reaoiyeu, That this Institute expresses its
disapprUyal OF the expression Of
such sentiments, benevlug thai they are cIicu.
lated Ouly 10 maj tho harmony OF our Institute
ann hlnoer the cause Of education.
INolk = lis last Ies0lutlon was intended, not
as dlsapproSHi OF 6ne sentiments expresse0, nor
the Tighf " the Authors co entertain anu main.
"A aau Inn All dan af f..a