The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-09-18

Ignorance.
Intelligent people are law-abiding-
produce more than they eonsume-
they enrieh-beautiiy-buiId up-and
circulate money and create diversified
iDdustry-whieh gives employment to
people. Intelligence pays.
A man was Jogging his son on his
knee, when the young one bit him.
The father said: WHIST are YOU
biting me fOri" The son replisd !:
who beginned this war.
An IrishmAn was told By a teacher
that his charge for tuition was two
guineSs the first month, and one suin.
ga the second. Then be jabers. said
Pat, I'll begin the second month now
Miss Phebe w. SudIow. Superin.
tendent of schools at Davenport, Iowa.
las been appointed professor Of Eng.
llsh language and literature in the
Iowa State University, with the full
salary of 81, 200.
Thou shalt not covet the Professor.
salary.
Mind your stops. A composition. IN
setting up the toast: Woman
without her, man would be a savage
got the comma in the wrong place
which made il read: Woman. with.
out her man, would be . savage
If you would have your child
brought into contact in the school
room with men and women Of culture
see to 1t that such men and women ar.
secured for teachers.
Go to the Institute-take pencil and
paper and make full notes Of methods,
plans and lectures too.
If you hear Mrs. H. complaining Of
the dullness Of her scissors, please
don't tell her that they we're dulled
doing service IS assistant editor, this
week. You wont now, viii yOui
The proposition has been made in
Chicago that colleges and normal
schools shall have Professor Of Cur
rent History and Business News,
whose duty it shall be to teach students
to understand the news Of the day.
He would have to be sharp "a a tack,
for many things appear these DAYS
that are ''trumPs," to all save the
writer.
Get a scrap book; and when you
find an article in any Of your papers
which you deem valuable recipe
for something you need or any matter
to which you may wish to refer here
after, cut Il out and put il in your
scrap book. Keep it classified as best
you can, so as to render il easy Of ref
erence-keePing all the recipes at one
place. You cannot conceive, if you
have not tried it, how valuable aud
practically useful such a book will be-
come in a few years. The book does
not cost much and the time taken in
cutting out and FASTING in win pay
largely. Try it.
DR.. Willard, of the Chicago High
School, declares that school room
walls, for the sake of pupils eyes,
should be tinted with a pinkish, green
ish or blush tinge, and the lesson
boards should be green. brownish or
drab in color. He adds that it is .
mistake to think that the board be-
black to make the chalk mark distinct,
and that though the relief and CON-
fort to the eye may seem slight, IL
amounts to q great deal, taking day
after day.
Zeal without knowledge is FIRE with
out light.
There has been a great deal of dis
cussion as to the practicability Of the
of the sexes; and it re-
mains an unsettled question. An
English paper speaking on the subject
says: ITO send men and women TO the
same college is to presume that their
calling in lite is the same; that to rev.
OlutiOnize the relations Of the sexes is
10 convert woman from the partner Of
man into his competitor; and that the
entire movement Of which this meas
lre forms one feature nOtieeably pro-
luces in woman an aversion to mater
nifty, as we'll as some disquali6cations
for its highest duties"
Kuskin never said a truer thing
han this: IF you want knowledge, |
7ou must toll for it; and if pleasure
TOu must toll for it." Toll is the law.
Pleasure comes through toll, and. not |
by selfindulgence and Incidence. |
When one gets TO love work, his life Is
! happy one,
As school instruction in almost all |
,ases is but preliminary education, Or