Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-10

James Crawford. lie held that the teacher
must be stronger than the collective
strength of his schools. II he is net the
stronger lie Will prove fai.ule. He must
have his pupils Is absolutely under his
command, as is the clay in the hands OF
the potter. The end OF all education is
found in the perfection of those placed in
the care OF the educator. An imperfect
teacher cannot make perfect pupils. The
teacher should study hard to find out what
is in every ore OF his pupils, and should
remember that while doing SO every one
Of them is trying to find out what is in
him. The face OF the teacher is the text
book hlost studied by the pupils. The
pupil studies the teachers face rs an index
to his mind ajld studies also his man
ners. habits, virtues and vices. and from
these the pupil learns lessons that tend to
mould his character ard govern his actions
through lilc, for veal or for VOC. The
teacher is IN obiccJ lesson that the pupil
studies more than any other. He is the
living embodiment vi the pupils moral
philosophy. How necessary, therefore.
that he should so govern his nc ions as to
advance the weli-hcing of those placed
under his charge. Ii the great Napoleon
could be oycrawed by gain. on the pyra-
ni,:S, how much mere deeply shoul!
teachers be impressed by the Thought thai
the characters of generations of men are {,
be moulded by them.
Adjour:ied.
Iruce on isiyan..
Tuesday Eccning.-Wallace Bruce de
iiycrcd his lecture in the Opey:. house on
"William Cullen Bryant Lancaster
people are 50 well acquainted with Mr.
Brucc's style OF oratory, he having repeat
ed'y appeared on the platform here. that
no report O: his present effort is necessary.
Suffice to say it Was an eloquent tribute t.
the great author in whose hcnor il was Dc
livcrcd, contained many gems of boil. poe
try and prose. selected from Dryant's
works, and was delivered with all the fer
v"r and oratoric::l effect of sincerc ad-
mircr and accomplished scholar.
aiirroscopical SoirCe io the ins::irtc
The complimentary soircc of the Micro
scopical society 1t Fulton hall last evcnin.
from half-past nine until eleven O'Clock.
was most enjoyable affair, as indeed are
all the exhibitions of this NEST interesting
organization. After Tie lecture and :. sons
by DR.. Shumaker. the drop curtain was
let down, and while the tables. which had
been previously arranged behind the
scenes were placed i'll position, this occu-
pying but y few minutes. Mr. J. i. Me
Caskey came before i: and informed
the audience as to what oh
jects would be shown under the
different Instruments, and by what
doors they should come upon and pass OF
from the stage. When the curtain ara!n
rose the scene presented was very attractive
irO!., the body OF the hail, the headlights
ioot-iights, and numerous lamps OF The
tables in connection with the Instruments,
making .the polished microscopes show
to the very best advantage. The powers
usc,! varied from twenty To one THOUSAND
aiamctcrs, and the Objects exhibited or
every hand were The constant theme Of
wondering rcmarl; and Interested inquiry.
The following Is :, list ot Instruments on
exhibition witt, names of owner, makers
and partial list OF objects exhibited
DR.. j. w. CrumbauSh, Lcntmyer Gen
tennial microscope, with latest improve
!ncnts, Il grand instrument, worth seven
hundred dollars, exhibited By ChaS. Wall.
DR.. Crumbaush, as presidcn oi the Mi
crOscOpical society, being in general charge
Of the exhibition. The objects shown in
ro!ariZeti light were the minute scales o:
various fishes and crystalIiza:ions, ammo
MA salts, amys'I:tiinc, c!,loE:lt,: M pot
ash, ETC.
Mr.. L. i. Saylor, Zont:neycr i:,5tr,,-
mcnt. with poIarizirS attachment, cx-
llibted by himself. Among the beautiful
crystal!izations shown were phl"r,l2iuc,
the active principle of the apple salici.a,
the active principle OF the wiiIcw Gui-
nate OF Cuinis, the active princip!c vi ,ai-
nine; oxa'ic acid, etc.
DR.. ;. II. Mctzger, Dcc!, Instrument,
ny fol 1,,- -,I,I
of sugar, hooks of the burtlocI;, fruit cIuS-
ters of ferns, etc.
Mr.. Z. +. Shauh, Beck instrument, ex-
hibtcd by Mr. john Reed, :, mosquito cr-
tire and dissected. TIC beautiful eye Of
this insect attracted much attention.
Rev. {. E. IIoupt. Queen instrument
exhibited by himself part OF the co.nmn..
housc-ily, Il familiar object of interest.
Dir. VI. l.. Herr, Queen instrument, John
VI. Davidson head Of the ordinary chest
nut worm, aud sI;cll feet AID mantle OF
minute snail.
Mr.. G. \. Lochcr, druggist, Z.ntneyc.
exhibited by himself, llistolo-
gical specimens iTc!udin" section Of the
human stomach, and the brain and lung of
the cat
Mr.. J. p. McCaskey, Beck instrument,
exhibited by himself; pollen "i cactus.
with anthers ami stigma, barbe,I arrow Vi
wheat, hooks of bur,ioc.ls. etc.
Mr.. J. W. Snilc. Slic Instrument, ex-
hibitcd by Mr.. J. D. Pyott WINGED seeds
Of paper birch anil p.u,pwnia with cat
k !ns and other seed vessels lying by the
that p2rSonS interest ID might
sec from what the seeds were obtained;
the first clusters of tie fern an! spiked
pollen of the abutilon.
Lancaster Scientific Club, Beck instrt.
nent, exhibited by Miss Annie Burr>wcs
corpuscles of the human blood under hini,
power.
Mcssrs. Side s. Company. owrcrs and
makers. exhibited By Mr.. John c. Bur
owes; leaf of the ,ieutzia. water grass,
'ori of fern, choropl,yll cells and the tinyis;
tyaltn0, Il beautiful insect found oi, the
park Of the buttonwood tree.
Mcssrs. Sillc & Co., two instru-
ncnts, exhibited By Mr.. J. W. Si,;lc,
iiatoms, portu!acci. seed, io!cns, rabbit
lair, eel skin, showing the scales, probes
is of blow fly, and very fine sections os
,inc and mahogany.
McsSrs. SidIe 4 Co., two Instruments.
by Mr. C. Warner, shell sand
rom Bermuda, fossil diatoms, ahtlerg,
'ollcns, insects. scales from ,silmol.i bee
lc, etc.
sir. john Zahm, Crouch instrument,
wing of moth, giZzard oi cricket. etc.
Lancaster Scientific CI:,b. Beck instru-
ncnt, exhibited by Mr. 4. W. McCas&ey.
vim. of dra Ion fly, rasp Of cricket asId
cry lively vinegar cells.
Two small Instruments, the one Il Col
ins and the other McAllistcr instrument,