The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-04

w w. Gullelt next spoke, but was cer-i
tain of but one thing only. that - nc a
in favor OF Wonan's Rights. Prof--|
sweeney and Clarke then followed, wei
have not time 10 write their sentiments
but we will say this much, however,
their oratorical powers rescmbied that
|of Cicero and Demosthenes- Recess
Prof. Sanders was then called upon to.
Idciiycr a lecture on Woman's Rights,
which nc did in an able and concise'
manner.
Institute adjourned until . o'clock =.
Im., Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1882
House was called 70 order BY the pres,
lident. j. NJ. Daniel. Music BY the choir.
PRAYER by Rev w. Condif Roll call.
Minutes Of previous day read and ap-l
lplnvcd.
The Grst lesson was in Grammar.
Prof. Sanders gave bis method Of teach
ling the adjective TO primary pupils, which
was well worthy of each teachers close
Iattention. Recess.
Prof Clarke then gave lesson on
\ Oral Reading--Thc subject alluded 20
i was excellent and should have been cop
led BY each teacher in the Institute. ke-
cess.
i Prof Sanders gave lesson in Arith-
mctic- multiplication. in which he dcvcl-
oped . very good method OF teaching Il
ito beginners.
J, The next lesson was in Physiology
digestion, by Prof sanders. re gave
the classification OF the food, their names
LITER digestion and the names Of the ves-
lscls through which the fluids pass n
/; their course 70 the heart. Institute ao'
ljonrned until I:3O p. m.
Il House was called 20 order by the fres
idcnt. Singing by the choir.
u j. N. Pleasant gave lesson IN ueo
: lgraphy, Errors in Teaching, winch wa
worthy Of each teachers careful consul
; Grafton.
The newt was Pedagogics. Inc tw'
!, ,1''o4e prnt M which sJ' wss Verv inscrestiu;
! ana ;ns,ruct;ve. Recess.
4 PROF Clarke then rave 4 lesson In His
-ltorv which was most excellent.
Gr.,nmar- How 10 teach the Verb, b
n prof sanders. was. as ueual. rood.
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ell EVENING SESSION.
The house was called 10 order BY MI
cI J. s. Whitehead, Chairman Of the com
miftce on evening entertainment. AT
Io'clock the choir sang the song Alpin
y Hcrdsman. CIR. Wilson was appointe
J. Sect. Aftcr which Prof Sanders talke
\ upon The history of the political partie
v or our country, which he llinstrateu y
y ''.s''s s.ss - 49, ~. 80 ,.,i.J =, orda
x 81 ~ "f,ns 49," 4 son@ hv fhc cbo;r. j. n
p'o.sa", f"a as'v' -. i seIsct mace entitled n
I'd INSTRUMENTATION M con fsss;nn and ana IL N
"a ~ ~ ,vh;,so,, ,he nntchman's Smal
INV w' cn.5;,r aJdrassed n
b. 10 .il.. M .,,. r"rre,t I,;terstnr
8. asssy .,;,..ts sa;o.,,,.od n,
~ a''s. ~ a,p.en " ~ !. s1'tr Thnrsdsv 90
y. \" ~-o' M i.rn' r Wusox.
lyl sec.t ~ evening session.
AL
ld THURSDAY, July ~, lSS5.
Uousc was called 10 order BY J.. \
Daniel at 3 o'clock. Musicb by the choi
" PRAYER bv Rev j. w. Condifi. Roll ca
~ Total number enrolled 1O4.
A The first exercise was a recitation
~ Grammar, the Verb, by Prof. Sander
N which was beautifully illustrated by
y chart.
" The next exercise was = lesson in Rea
celinr bv Prof. Clarke, which. like all
u lessons. was both interesting and instru
~ tive Recess.
~ Then Prof. Sanders proceeded to ri
bis method Of teaching Division to b
Y, vinners. which was very good.
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