Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09

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Hs Il ! eood - indssd ~ 81.
III The good - N1ks q.
= n possihla ~ anan 70 hnow III
own mind nd ~ know ysry litfIs.
Il = psffsctly nh 70 have some nm
owe you = gz1dge, for they never pay
any thing. q
Il does NOT follow that ! blacksmith
has no virtues because he Il always TO
be found q his vice. Il. R 81 'T
ItisA COCA proyerb which says that
every man hath his cricket Ia his head
and makes Il sing - he pleases.
The vain man Il, after ali, the hap
piest. While the rest Of rs are trying
to please others he il perfectly satisfed
II no only pleases himsslf.
-Aibaay argus.
WHAT a LADY ScHoon DIRrcron
DID. Miss Lucretia r. Hale was elect
ed member Of the Boston school
board and hes given evidence that the
admission Of women members have
been productive Of good in one instance
ct least. She earnestly advocated the
establishment Of kindergartens in con-
necti0n with the public schools. espe-
cially In the poorer narts 81 the cifv
for the benefit 81 the i;ttIe orcs ~, Sn
were too younr Il enter ths schc y IS
md whose narenta coDId pot sfTcrJ "
seud them "a nrivata infant .chools
The plan failed 10 garry Int Miss HsIa
vas not dauntad. Gha dstArr,;r.d ~
give The nndartakinC : nract;csi test
The citv or,nted her tha ne - ~ ~.
occupiea room. Sha rs;.ad |. srl,sc, q,
zion Is nav teaoher One w.s secn,al3
vhose eIperieuce in connect;on v;th
The kindarcartans attached ~ tbe Moth
Fnd miss;nn rendsrsa her .,,sr;al 4,
adantad FOR tha nav vorL n h:s
nroved sncb ) comniats srrcaes Al,ss
the Roston Adre,.f;re, dacIsres u ths
c;tv A cht r. 80 y, a tbst r.,ll;c IN.
derUartens ara .,stahI;shed 70 fave n
more 81 The little waifs ~ tha strast'
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Another fault was that teachers were
not prepared for the lesson when they
went to their classes. and hardly knew
as much Of the text as do the scholars,
A great fault is that teachers are In the
habit of hearing rather than teaching
lessons. Another member raid that {
great fault in the present system .oi
Teaching was an over -crowding and a
in making the student. rather than the
teacher, 70 do the work, and though!
such q plan could not but result In good
to the scholar.
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Judge 70 six-year-oid boy ON the
stand--Do you know the nature and
Solemntty Of an oathf boy 1es, sir.
know that nv ladder takes m oath a
my mudder every Sunday mcrnin' thai
he'll never touch another drop Of whisky
but he comes home every Saturday
night rs drunk an lord. That's IN
oath, amt it ?" 9" You can step down, y
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