The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-22

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c;d.a th.t s. the evcrior a. Overflow
msetinv ebon1d IL held Is fhe United
BretI,,en Cbnrch MISUNDERSTANDING thu
Arrangement. The audience IN the majy.
meeting was sin 90 large that MANY had
70 stand during the session. ~ tt,a
meeting the fsolol .ssone anp acr,ntu,e
Service conducted by PSI Pam .rd
presilent Gilmore was +. r.r,.rk.h,v ~
fectinr narration ~ the etorv - -.
prodiral Son.
Rev. J. W. Clinton az Marahal,torp
was intr .,duccd w;th t,,e top;c ssp.v q
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easily understood-plain Anglo Saxon
words. he said fhcre was one word Il Il
| that he liked particularlv. and that was
the word ssGo.n He liked ANYTHING that
! has s.eor in il. After telling funny an
|, ecdote ON the Beptists and another on
! the Methodists. be remarked that there
was another word which he liked verv
veil and that v.a apnvs After some
more iokes about former Convention. Il
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ing facts, in enforcing truth. etc. He
showed that forced attention amounts to
nothing-that we must haye the tact to
secure the child's voluntary attention
Then the teacher must be enthusiastic
cal about the lesson. He must teach in
simple speech. There are songs in many
Of our books which our children do not
understand. A dear little girl once was
thinking Of sentence in ono of our dear
est hymns and finally, with puzzled look
said Mother, what is a-con-consecra
ed-cross-cyed beari' His next point was
that teacher must understand what he Is