The Portland daily press., 1882-10-12

oo,d birth
In our public schools one-to,f ~ me time nov
ri ven to formal frarven lr,o,,Iodco ,oiob+ he re-
placed by instruction CONCERNING lave of bereditv
and later bv n nreseotstton 90 tba rosons;biiitte
involved In narantaoe Xyban tbesa rno.tars ar,
ba+tar rnders+ood ,ve NOV, ,,o,,a re- 49, ,.,,. :,
marriage and parentaoe win he assumed NOR,
thouehtfully Fathers viii then less often HAST IN,
lives Of their osnrno nv tbs onto,l f io;or,s hob
its and uncomfortable annetites Tho fin. mus
come when deformed an. diseased cbildren viii NJ
longer curse humanity. and when onr advoncemant
in The trulv fine art of right living will he red
nv the hea' tn and purity of our vouth
Bv these same laws of Inheritance v,rt,,eq are
transmitted Such inheritance Is tha rcbos+ 1oooov
a ch;,d cor raceiva. and for tbo loo,, 80 - - e.
offs ar on,ort,nities con a+ora
,rba ,veli-boy, ob;1d ,a,, safa,,, ,,,4eo. =,
u,svotiors roa.+ ,,nhorn,aa .o..,4.... ,;,.
srairst aao,,a,,,,, $50 ~ J.; ,ls-,,.
Go, .a.;,,.1 -
1,,. 80 s,,r,;s 40 l,o,,. ~
,iin tt h.+ ,oss;hIo lvos r. i 49,, 1;,a.
tba+ Ca ;si+s +b ,as - a., - e
on tbe tbira and fourth oaneratio, Tba onastionz
of tho borr wait sol,,ton haoa,,so ~ 49,, ad
Wise endowed y,
Good birth males oood +ro,nnr, o.r,,,aro+ivelv
| Aosv ,rbo ers. o,,io;+o IL ,oro,+ai . ,,,1odra
| of me nj md nl,x Iaxr anee
Nc = 49, 80 A.,
innocon+s of ,oo,, ne. ,ono ;,sa,,s,a.s -. con
,vhiot No of.ar
an,aas 1a '''
| -, :, - r $50 w. ~ "S'0of
| $40. e1,,
| rho,h;,d q o,s, o,+;t,oa - A. - III
horn h+ - ,;sa ,bs;oa1 to;,,;,,, r...,,+ s,,o,1d
known how 20 Iaa, t,a; ~, i,,ro,s :; IA, WIZ
| tbro,,,, ora,ass,,asa - ,,aa
ipdnced tbev sld 49,. r., ,a.,+b
ithort rooo,r.o - s.at.s ~,
o,r;n,r o,,,,,..,e
er,, 80
b;na s;,,1. go, - -. .1st., -, an
HE '1e 80
ih fos,o,,s ata,,I5 ~ .1Io,-s - :; .nsor
n,;citv sbonld voit ON ohiIdhood rrha ,,isor,- -
the zoe demands that the clo,hin,, 81 air,s ,o,1d
be suitable for ont door life and that IN it's save-e
plainness IL sbou1d as far "a nossibia that
innate vanity when undpa attention 10 dress in
mast IONS hoe fastarod in ,ro,s an alrvavs a.
her ore.t datr,,oent "a ften 70 bsr connle+a ruin
Gid tte lota M rrou,n 81 nd,nhoroh .cbildrer
sborld he o1nrans lo,,o,,. sslon ~ aa,;ro or
seening ;, Tbis 80 at for vesrs
aftor witch object lo.sos tt ,r;nc;n1as Of tho
lin1srror+a, - - ;,,,,o,o,,s,r ,;.,slad I'LL
their NAV for tbe ,,ox+ +troo or fo,r vaa,.a
The child is also entitlad IN thai discinline and in
sruction witch ara 10 unfold and enrich his SOCIAL
and sn;ritpal Hfa I;ttla Government 10 reonired
when the example of the parents is correct and the
atmosphere of the home one of love, patience and
sell denial.
- 'ne nousenou suouu u,.o i'seil
ho1,f,,
is imneratiye in eacer and a11 sbonld
be subordinate to it The teacher must have
broad mental outloo8. Children should be protect-
ed from undue excitement, from nervous fatigue
and oyerwork. We look upon external stimulus as
huriul we deprecate the fostering by our higher
u learning Oh tne spirit Oh rlVairy. We
$500 p,'aes I'm 0'nooi aAa oonese.
;o,,a 4nn,,; 80 " - = 80 ,. IS
one lawtbe aral law, and the soln+ior i rar-
ion. The wife and mother raoniras outside tarests
and activities to broaden her knowledge and deepen
her sympathies. She must obtain authority iu
church and state, that her counsel may command
the respect Of her children The richest ministra-
a9ns q anestlon need the support of Intelligence.
~ u ,i0 oiiie cams iol eAs 0niS,seu 80
- a.
be made for tho - aao,, - IN
it. When manly purity and womanly strength per-
wade the home it becomes the porch of that temple
the primordial institution OF that kingdom which is
built of God and unto God, in the world.
In the discussion which followed. Rev An
toinette Brown and Miss Kate Gannett Wells
took part Mrs. Brown said that the paper
Just read was the kew note. not only Of this
Congress. but Of the worlds life. If wa could
educate the children in the lines indicated by
this paper, we would hasten the millennium.
Parents must learn that the child nature is
plant, impressionable. Civilization has adj
vsnced, but we have not yet thoroughly learned
the best way. We must study the law Of here.
aiy' iaeaers ana motners must reahze more
uoopis 'na' 'neir OWL cnarac'ers anu lehue~
o,e9 'o .iAnsiii..eu 70 'neif cniiureh' ING
riiio 0i'o' i'' iase euuoa'ion piiol w oii'n'
o0 40 Ae@iiAo 'na' as 1no toaonei
uieo.s 'ne ueselopnnenV oi inc emu 90
oouos,1 - aea,a, - - t,so.ess.
aor;ots sa1alor soo.;,as eo,nora !, ~, ill.,
Of tho coris,, a,d b;.o,.a ,.;,,r;, ~ rsr,It
fore;on and Ollie, 70 ,at,,ro. % o,. ob;,aran
are Sometimes trained nnder .ncb fanl,v
matbod that tha cbila ne. .rodroaa lie
fon,i,. -, = "a. :. tn ~,
-. ooloa, - ..eI.t,s n.l....S 20
e., h,, ,- oo...,.,4 49,. - -. -. q. -
,vo,,,a,, - tonah. - 49, - -. -
~ o,,,.o,,,o 80, 60
49, :, 49,. ,ssoa risa 80.
~ = ~. 80
TTr,ast ,,,s,;,-, ,,s. ~ j.
,r,.I, III, -
Woman 10 .uousnS W 10 sne proper euuca'or
u cniiaisn' n'sea pfe-eminen1ly lof the place
W 'ne qeali'y OIL TENDERNESS. bu1 prsaotn ana
s.fens'n are more heeoeo IMAM 'enoerness.
AenueiheSS 10 an ins'lhc' ana neeus ho' 70 10
For our own sakes as women we need to take
larger share in the work and thought OF the
world, to assume larger responsibility This
IS not new burden but new rest--a change
tnaS shall Drihg US 70 our homes Win proaoef'
stronger thought.
Miss KITE Gannett Wells in her remarks
smoke Of one dangerons tandancv in onr nnblic
Schools. tho+ - hoo,,,;no ~ 1.rra n,v+
soNOo's ~ Jul Aoioisn popui"Vion oUA itA''so
poEn cltizens were senolag 10 prlVase SCHOOLS
ana tnese were increasing IN size because OF
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