Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-23
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Carson. New. April IS. 1878.

CAhsoS, New, Aprh -, 1910.
Ep. Nrws-The Institute was formally
opened last evening At 8 o'clock. Tho
seats in the Senate Chamber were filed
with teachers. while the aislss and gallery
we're crowded with Carson people, with
here and there . familiar face from The
Comstock. Superintendent Moody OF
Orusby. delivered . short address weieom-
ing tho teachers to Carson and extending
ing to them the freedom Of the city. 90
to speak. Superintendent Pasmore oil
storey made . briefAresponse. STATE
Superintendent Kelly delivered an 3D.
dres. upon educational matters In gen.
erai and tho Importance AMI aims
Of the Institute in particular. His
remarks were lengthy. but Interesting
throughout. lie received frequent ap-
plau.e. showing that the hearers were In
hearty accord with the speakers remarks.
Miss Habicht Of Virginia read an enter
| tanning essay, entitled /" Teachers and Pu.
pills" after which Miss N. A. Everitt Of
uold hin read an essay upon
PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND LIBRARiEs.
Asuo)ee' n"'e . p
but OF such signihcAnee 10 those inkfes'eo
in the formation Of character -. perhaps.
a. ,...,x. ,...i,y notiee. The mere
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eurrieuiu'n VI s'nuy' ~ 'P''"''" -"!
school or college. Ia but . meagrs part Of
education In its iras.i sense, only . bAsls
or foundation on which 10 reared the eii'
dee which occupies Q lifetime In building.
Webster defines education - imPiing mot
~ much the communication OF knowisdge
A. tho dicipline OF the intellect. the estab-
lishment OF the principles. and the regu-
lation Of the heart" The hrst 10. per-
haps. obtained by vigorous application
Of the mind. 10 tho studying Of subjects
which require thought. patience, n
time, rather than tho lighter M more
varied employment OF reading but In the
formation. or establishment OF principles.
our reading naturally has place. Ihereis
m unconscious influence ever so,ng on,
rom peIsIus ann ~ m
~a,nsr So =, Leaf hy tba Glass Of
IDEAS with which va bring our minds In
contact. Indeed, IL has almost passed
into an axiom TIA, "a man seldom Issss
Wv ,hsv ,Sa imno,.snca ~ . tsste for
iitsraturo-which seems inherent with
some-but can "a should lie cainvAled
by all, as childhood Is the mos, imPres'i'
bic period OF lie. fiAnt carefully ne"
SEEDS on ruth AND MORALITY.
IA, .r,,., an. h,.as the, Am. s.r than
~ n,
the iuh corn shah AplsAr. vi primary
consideration 10 the careful selection OF
hool. Nh indiciou. person would ever
- .%.i.,I.. IN, In,
supply u huns'y' iAh'us s""u "'NA
poisonous food. or even that devoid OF nn-
trimentp Why treat the mind less WISE
NP That there Ia 4 mental hunger, has
b.en moro tbsn proven by the aviiity with
which classes seize the idea OF bringing In
item. Of news, a. contained In the daily
pap4rs, an occupation Of perhaps ten min
utes. sni where 80 much time cannot be
devoted, short quotations hAvo been intro
iuced with excellent effect. The knowl-
edge which children have obtained In this
way il surprising T; as. for example. quite
a following Of the last Eastern conflict and
present uncertain situation . knowledge
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