The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-01-04
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! MARCH, 1S45.

Follow one and thou shalt see :
The other ever following thee.
Z. l.. EUdns.
Know then thyself- presume not God
to scan;
The proper study of mankind is man.
AzaOyn Goddard.
In words as fashions the same rule
will hold
Alike fantastic if too new are old;
Be not the first by whom the new
are tried,
Nor yet the last to lay the old
asiC Ca.-pePE.
Norris A. Henson.
They that SOW in tears shall reap in
joy. J. H. Ray.
While we wait for our ships to come
from sea,
Let our trees and flowers be grow
ing;
In our dreams Of the life that is
to be,
Let no present joys be going.
4. L. Robbins.
We join ourselves to no party that
does not carry the flag and keep step
to the music Of tie Union.
S. L. Mclaughlin.
Every young man is a sower Of seed
upon the field Of life. The bright
days of youth are the seed time.
Every thought of the intellect; every
emotion of the soul; every word Of
the tongue; every principle adopted; !;
every act performed, is seed whose
fruit will prove bliss or bane of the
after life. IL Fl. RoWland.
Man is as much made for education
as the earth is for cultivation.
Thos. j. Jones.
Then gently scan your brother man,
Still gentler sister woman;
Though whyles they go kenning
wrang,-
To step aside is human.-BURNs.
John T. Moore.
7 call therefore complete generous
education that which fits a man to
perform justly, skillfully and magnan-
imously all the offices, both public and
private, of peace and war. j
j. W. Johnson.
Next in Importance to freedom and
justice is popular education, without
which neither justice nor freedom can
be permanently maintained.-GAR-
FIELD. C. S. Gibbons.
friendship if prnperly understood,
consists in doing what is good.
Dare Alban.
Be mindful, when invention fails, to
scratch your head, and bite your
nails.-SWIFT.
j. j. Bennett.
To change your mind, to learn con-
straint,
To keep your temper cool,
Don't pattern after any saint,
But teach for a year district
school.
FL. BagmhW.
They who sow the light shall reap
the golden sheaves of morning.
LOWELL. j. j. Allison.
| would rather be right than be
President.-CLAY.
d. ". Hamsinger.
AFTERNOON.
Called to order by the President.
Singing, Coronation. Miss Lena
Edwards Organist.
Prof. Evans gave lecture in U. S.
History. Criticisms by Longbon, A l.
lison, johnson, Atkinson, Mackley.
On motion the rule to elect officers
by ballot was suspended.
On motion J. H. Ray, George Aten
and Geo. E. Morgan were appointed a
committee to select names of officers.
J. W. Longbon conducted a COM
petitive exercise in reading. Success
full competitors, J. w. Johnson, Bina
Cherington, and Ida Jones.
G. W. Harbarger conducted COM
petitive exercise in U. S. History, 1st
class Successful competitor, j. j.
Bennett.
S. D. Mclaughlin conducted a COM
petitive exerc;se in U. S. History, I'd
class. Successful competitors, Morris
Henson, John Alexander.
Committee on selection of officers
reported the following list, which was
adopted:
President. j. E. Kinnison.
Vice President, J. H. Rowland.
Secretary, John Warren.
Executive Committee, J. j. Allison,
]. W. johnson, and S. Morgan.
Questions from question box were
answered by Prof Evans, J. w. John
son, g. w. Harbargcr, J. T. Moore,
and Alwyn Goddard.
On motion the time for holding the
next Institute was fixed to begin on
Monday, December "a, 1888.
The following resolutions We're
adopted:
Resolved. That the thanks Of this
association be extended to Messrs
Summers and Horton, for kindness in
furnishing one of their organs, and to
the M. E. Church for furnishing
music books for the use Of the In
stitute.
Resolved. That the thanks. of this
association are due itsl present officers
the Executive Committee in its eff
cient preparation and subsequent man.
agement of the programme, and for
the part of the President and Sec
retary.
Resolved That vote of thanks OF
this association be returned to Prof
Evans, Hon. j. T. Moore, Rev. .. r
Collier and Rev: w. d. Cherington
for their interesting lectures and val.
liable services, rendered at this Insti.
tute.
On motion it was ordered that, ii
reading, a prize be given to lady au(
to a gentleman.
Resolved Thot n iS tho yOioa N