The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

February x:}d. 1879.
20 ~ grasp q crr,sr. -<a-cs'y relieved. s.-s,y
tts .Nses dreams h4ss tsi'trs r~sy. wh~n rcasau-s
ne-*ei aa'y reaHts thsi his = lhsuss;r-c.y-"
The unanimous appearance or The
faithfui irarhers Of Rainhriige tow ~
ship. ~ the school hnn~e nj jasper. on
ltns .3a inst. a. assemble in Institute.
quite apparently indicated that the above
y a true emblem 81 their sentiments on
The morn Of ihr In<iisute-day. All
eagerly awaiting the usual hour Of ~
summing work. II Al lengih arrived. and
President A. J.. MeNerney requested
order. and Mary Jait Was appointed
Secretary.
The various exercises ofihe day We're
initiated NV A. NJ. Sweeney presenting
Tie subject or Pe~nnsan~hip: he dealt
lEcrcely with the chr. graphical blind
ers. aud by his admonificn. 10
ALREADY la the very first srhool-iays oi
abe child. the foundation of good writ
ing BY treating The subject with special
n earne<fne<S. cyinced that par
tieularly in regard ID writing did ne
hold good thar an ounce ~ preventative
is worth a pound OF cure
Orihography. now assumed by a.. G..
Cooper. Was rendered prominent " the
deep philosophical manner In which the
Professor invariably disposes OF his sub
.iecfs; he during this exercise convinced
of the necessity Of accuracy in Ian
guaee BY testing the correctness OF some
very customary definitions in Orthogra-
ply Reluctantly did the Institute
yield 10 be here disregardfully inter-
rupfed by the encroached and pressing
desire Of knowing what the dain,ie-
would afford; and hence a recess from
y q. M till ! p m. was induced.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Lecture on United States Money. bv'
b. r. Schinefling. afforded The Institute
another opportunity Of listening TO a.
very practica! and beneficial discourse.
e. e Cooper, hercupon continued his
commenced drill on Orthor-
and again each one ail not fail
% comprehend that they were the recipi-
0f some able remarks.
Evolutionary exercises. conducted bv.
y. VI Greene. lid nor prove incapable
81 producing 4 beneficial effect II slirit-
"a thas i requires not a small amount
d judgment. invention and sympathy
10 master the subject.
Dr. Osborn. tai ever-fcrvenf and inde-
aiigGble advocate or Education. again
Exhibited tsis his assiduiiy 81 his usual
valued assistance la the work 81 the
;reat carse- Ills lecture on Physiology.
bounded with practical suggestions,
md by the inter>persed "reminiscences j
liz former days, showed tie advantage
By Tie present advanced slate
u the school over the school Of earlier
especially as regards ;ii~ branch
4 study He j. rendered and unduubs-
'dly deserves The thanks at Tie Institute.
lhe concluding exercise ia Geogrnphy. 4:
~ A. D. Sweeney. had % demanded I
he attention Of AL. That il Wa only the /.
Ate hour ct The evening, lnearly 5 D. m..l
shich rouSed aud warned that God!
ad set labor and rest ~ mean. ike dayl
night successfully :: and hence asierl
" proposing aud the adoption III th-
csolutiofis- and the yery thankful ac-
nowledgmenf OF the favor bestowed.
y The LDncreh visitors, lie Institute ad-
burned SIZE DIE
adopted. "
hrrvietA- tLhA We the reAfHfrS OIL
'ainbridee township. in Institute a.
embed, do hereby approve or Town q
mp Institutes as being productive oflo
practical benefit TO teachers aud :
who attend them. and that we !.
that $ few people appreciate !
leir opportunities OF acquiring such 4
nowledge a they afford. Il
Resolved That we the teacher. or this \
nship. in this our last Institute as Il
'mbled, do tender our sincere thanks
u worthy Trustee. Mr.. a. J.. Nc 4
crney. for the able aud efficient man
in which he rs President has CON-
Ictcd this Institute.
Il esolved. That these minutes be :
In the Jasper Courier and
untingburg Times. and that the thanks
the teachers be rendered the editorsi
r their having published our proceed
e heretofore. w bid them FAREWELL
I'm A. ,. McNERxEY, President.
MARY JUTT, Secretary. J