Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
THIRD EDITION.
rHEyEACHKRs iNsiAIUT..
Lectures Before the Memnefs
How Grammar ana
Kr.ncaeA nOuid be Tangn'-h
Lecture on MatrtmOny.
srss,l,v te,,r,sa for the Rs publican.

MiDDLErowS, DEL, Nov. Il.
Moruing session opened with prayer
by Prot. Groves Prof. Ly tia announced
as his topic written exercises ON parslne
and apaly sis--asmost the same use
can be maze Of the black board in
parsing and analysis as in arithmetic.
He spoke Of linking the work ia such a
way on the boztd as gives II the
ap 2earance a string Of sausases. 1t
shonld be put on the board III an al
tractig- style and Ill a way thoroughly
unders. .ood by tl4s pupil whs executes
Il.
The faces Of al, seemed to brighten
even u,Ura if possible as Dr. BROOKS
was introduced again. he thought
that noS lnsteAd o. theory and
practice Of teaching, it would pe the
sc,enJe OF teaching. Science Is theory,
Srt is praotica controlled 10y law taia
BIZ; a. the piipuagy instruction shou /
be given ia tue coacrrte. ii recum-
men led the drill on the numeral trame
in oneiets number, spoke o! having
been raped on his iiugers Tor oouatiIp
on tusn. In ancient tunes all Of thr
computations we're made coucfeteiy.
The Roman boy went to school nat WIZ
his slate, bat with little machine at
his side 10 add, subtract, multiply ana
divide with il, and was largely drilled
IN the use Of II.
The learned DR.. said he had i very
distinct memory Of how he learned de-
nominate unbers, "No," he said, II
rem mber how studied dsnominate
numbers. lie suggested the method
of measuring distances in the mind and
gave several very interesting lllnsLra-
tions Of il. Introducing stocks, bonds,
banking, etc, bring bond, sLoc., eta.
ia tae school room and establish bank
there. A very lucid history was given
of his experience with a home mad
galvapio battery with iOur tumbI-Fs
containing zine obtained from refuse
pie3e. He said he applied the ends ot
the wire to dead frog which mnInr.
diatel, began to walk. Tue DR.. closed
by lev feeling and religion Remarks,
very touchingly presented. PROT
Ssusenig now took the dliefen,
methods of subtracting OF simple num-
bels.
Miss Oifley gave number OF exercises
10 sounds joined by the Institute, after
which she read a selection entitled
"The school masters guests" WHICH
brought forth tAe usual response -. he
hail was very nicely filled.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
opened with prayer by Prot. ". A,
REYNOLDS. The following resolution wa.
offered by J. K. Rothwell, and adoptea
Res0iped, That after the business o. th,
Gigut we resOye ourselves into d mnittCl
Of tho wa0le and have gcner roce.ton iuj
one hour.
Prof. Sensenig gave number Of ex
ercises Oh Ratio and Proportion glvlns
me teachers q number of questions OF
them.
Prof. Reynolds, on Etyn'ology, gave
very interesting explanation of th'
0,i-in of many words from diiferen
languages, showing that one Language
h .pgs upon another as one bee hang
upon another from the tres upon v .icl
they swarm.
Gr. Stewart, Superintendent of schools
OF Delaware County, Pa, made a few
remarks, and eXhorted the teachers u
study their profession better, giving al
his reason, that for three vacancies Ii,
had thirteen applicants.
Miss Oiiley invoked them to teaci
economy Of breath upon giving au ~
erc:se in breathing, in which the lns.l
tute took part.
Prot. SITE spoke on Grammatlca! 81
rors tina. are likely to bt made.
He ave the following order Of teacu
ing grammar, Is. Ideas, Il Name, )
Division, Atm Illustration, 9th ExcsrGI
ses. which programme he illustrated b
examples The election Of Secretary al
Treasurer was put betOie the Institute
q. ". May was elected Secretary an
10y unanimous vote Hiss Sarah NJ
Fell as Treasurer. The Chair then az
pointed Misses Lille Lingo and Laur
Fer is Assistant Secretaries, Dr. W, II
Purnell, aud A. S. Wright, Vice Pres
dsn.s, L. C. Mote and Misses Mary L
RotnwelI and Beckie Nj. Eppley con
mitt4t. on enrol ment, and +. i. Bach
W. n. Johns and Mrs, l.. y. Pratt Ex
ecntye Committee.
EvINIy sIssIOy
was up94et by a cAoi Of four voice
and three pieces. Tie Rev. Dr.. Lew
OF Mii4letOSu offered prayer. A Mt
M. NJ. Cole was IAdIs VUs ID, N ISIS b ii
Pennington favored Il, with Que Of Il,
fire sricct.ODs well renterrd aud Va
heartily agpi4ujrI. Ms Anna /
Groves real q 7ely We'd prepared tssa
On the "Rr'a.l,l %. paGruts to school.
She spoke in .noW4Gg c,IUrs Of tue tru
par-ut, aud held tqa; has ,Ltlu5nce Va
reflected vita crystal brightness Oh tt
srnOol. She CARED her hearers nj
the peaceful! hDu,ehold plcturr, IT,
home training, and returned them
the school ro,m to Wigneas the svVLulu
impression felt there.
J. II. Handy, ESD, member OF /.
Baltimore bar. oyh Love, toul
ship and marriage for lis subject. /,
devil SAID NJ, Is an o.d bachelor ..
# he had q wife hr would not
about srrkiDg waom he may devot
tut be at home attending TO the tiI
ana kitchen range, az rot b. rOastil
his family. Ac.ual mar iaIt ii We
Old institution. Adam simply toe
Evs for d wife ani named her. Eve
derived from word meaning to tai
" men generally get lur hest OF il. !
general Ing women have more po
er to converse than man. Adlm
frnm word meanin L'.-nan aIn0 red cla