Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-08-02

Imagination. Mr.. j. ID. knapp then
delivered an address ON the resour.
ces of West Virginia, a very fruitful
Subject, and Miss Edith Lloyd re-
cited in good style ..The Knight and
Page, when the Institute adjourned
until the night session at o'clock.
Night Session.
The Institute met at time appoint
ed and rendered the following
PRoaRAM:
1f,lsic.
Duet--By Misses Ruhl aud Nc
Knight,
Reading by Prof. r.c. Miller,
3f'sisc.
Solo-By Miss Mcknight.
ADDRESS.
Aim of Education by Mr. Lybar-
Mlsio.
Duet By Miss Ruhl and Mr..
Webster.
Talk by Prof. 7. c. Miller.
Music.
Solo-BY Mr.. "A. ID. Barr.
Quartette--Duet.
1t is unnecessary to praise any
particular part of the night program,
as the names of the performers are
an assurance that all was rendered
in first class style. After the rem
dering of program the Institute adj
jonrned to meet at 8 o'clock
FrrTH DAY.
Morning Session.
The Institute opened with the usual
routive of music, prayer by Rev. A.
A. A. p. Neel, calling of roll by the
Secretary, and number of re-
sponses.
How to teach physiology was dis
cnssed by Mr.. l.. f. Lybarger and
Prof. Miller delivered an address on
Reading aud how it should be tanght.
Recess.
After intermission the exercises
were opened with music, after which
Mr.. Lybarger gave another of his in
teresting talks, and right here it is
only just to this gentleman To say a
few words as slight tribute of praise
for the active part which he took In
conducting the Institute and the eff
ficient aid that he gave tho Instruc-
tor. He is y young gentleman of
great intellectual culture, depth of
thought, and eloquence of speech,
and his talks on every subject dis
cussed were interesting and instruc-
tive. He is also very affable and
made many friendships, and is not
likely to be soon forgotten by any of
the teachers of Jefferson, particularly
the ladies.
After Mr.. Lybarger's talk the In
stitute adjourned to meet at 2 o. clock.
AJ7ernoon Session.
The Institute met at the appointed
hour and exercises opened with
music, after which Rev. A. A. p.
Neel delivered an address.
The Committee on Resolutions sub
mitted the following which were
adopted:
Resolued LIST: That VIC express our apprccI-
atlon OF The untiring efforts of eur Instructor
CProt. Miller) to make our Institute both
agreeable and instructive,
Resotged 2nd That We heartily commend
Superintendent, Mr. Ramsburg, conductcdtho
Institute.
Resolrcd Srd: That wc heartily thank tho
members who SO kindly furnished lis with
music, and especially do we thank the ladies,
who presided Mt the organ, and also tho Trlls-
same.
ResolUed Al: We are also glad TO see the
presence OF our different Boards. Trustees
and Patrons manifest an interest In our school.
work. by frequently honoring us with their
presence during the session.
Resotrei 9th: That we (thc Teachers) pledge
ourselves TO spare no pains nor trouble to make
the schools of Jefferson county second 10 none
in the State.
Reao'Ued 6M: That we the teachers OF the
institute. do heartily lndoFse the Teachers AS
to:iAtitn organized last year and asked that it
may be continued through 1893, and we fur
thcr resolve that the teachers be requested and
urged to attend these meetings, and give their
assistance in making them success
hesot1ed 7h: That we thank nll who paTtic-
wayito the success of the institute and fntbef-
more, we nrge all teachers 10 use Hydes
Language Lessons, as has been prescribed nv
"a iaw and to patronize as far as possible the u.
who added 80 much TO our interest by his
interesting talks on various Bubjeets We
would also Recommend TO the different
SaG boards oi Education where charts have not
neen secured. TO examine carefully 'sThe
Ieachers Anatomica Aid, !" which our frIOnd
Froi. Lybarger Is Introducing into onr
unjust as we think 1t one of the best works We
study OF Anatomy.
ResotDed s0s That we are due Prof. LybaT-
ger many thanks for the presentation Of his
CnaTt. ana the many good things he has spok-
en- to us, and we hereby pledge him our hear
~ sympathy in his work of physical reforna-
lion, and will hail with delight bis reappear-
ance at our Institute at any time he may bs
able 10 come.
Ihesolped 9Ht: That we express our thanks 10
Madam Rnhl, who conducted the music At our
night sessions and to others Wh0 assisted her
in same.
q would Ike to sonnd the praise OF Hoods
SaEBaparilla over the entire universe" writes
Mrs. longeneekeF of Union Deposlt, Penn.
LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON HITTRRg.
lt Is pleaSant: cures Malaria, IndiRestIon
Hthousness Liver Complaints and EeuT6lgfa
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