The Progress., 1893-07-08
REALM
n,rrvrY CHIT-CaAT,

WEEKLY CHII-oaAi' I
I'M ~ di.po,i,ion of tho youth OF
II la 10 improve upon grand
Isf9 so.bcr'- methods. and grand
E' raining il condemned by a
aI1 PR Of riseacre-, who have started
'e, .so shady side Of life'' pathway
~ u. mt. and every breach of these
nv,'of living i, regarded as one
A' .er eternal perdition' WIN
D, Sa rays are right and best new
w wrong and bad: perhaps Tor no
r. reason than because they ar, are
r. their dictionaries the deiinl-
r. ,.,nooress." is degradation. II
0" old critics would only look.
,.d yoar, behind them, think they
a !, hecome more liberal minded.
.,Iive right, was first taught ny
Christ. Hi, perfect laws still eN-
X. tbe New Testament accessible 10
md all have the right and blessed s
ILlece of going direct 70 the foon-
'" "a for their bearings and to use
I'l,n for guidance according 10 the
Isl,ht" given them. ,
gor many generations the principles ,!
ho.e teachings have been applied
-,,,;an uarent, and guardians with
.or increasing tendency towards
noes rather than severity in their
49, Of training. And yet there
,m visit some very striking examples
he old rigid regime. | came across
I.ot long since, a young father who
- his little 2-ycar-old baby to ea'
.n.l ouantity of fat and lean OF ham
chen the little fellow evidenced ;
s.lke for any particular article of food
/ 4 vas placed before him every day an'
.s forced 10 cultivate a taste Tor
~o hungry. Ye ghost Of E-cuIaplus
Zinc the effect Of such trcatmen
uor the delicate digestive organs OF
a,,.old baby? When asked his reaso
i, pursuing such "A course. he answer
| a grandfather raised all OF his chl
| ,~n this way. and what was goo
.,oucb for nv mother is good enoug
| r nv child" No thought was give
| n,hs probable difference in constitr
| ton and temp,rm,nt of the two, or IL
sgevhen the physical torture was b
om Thechild has my tender sympath
| NE father my profoundest pity
| All human beings make mistakes al
| five continue 20 blindly accept a tine
| ~, and indulge in practice tha' pr
,as.ire science teaches rs is detrlme
al SIMPLY and only because our anc'
hsdid. the sun would soon rise IN I
vest and set in the east, and slnnt
! rould still be no nearer heaven. ma
| great reverence and respect for some
| ,he ola. sweet. clean ways OF our gra
mothers. and many of their teachln
oagh, to be learned by succeeding g
eniions until the end of time. L
Cadensing of their moral laws II
aphorisms, was prompted always oy
ritz OF purpose, but many OF them W.
applicable only in the times in VIII
they originated, others have prove
mistake Of Judgment. Spare the
and spoil the child was warn
hurled at the heart of every yol
mother, and slipper and switch W
necessities in every child's educatl
Philanthropy plays a major part N
education of to-day, and future gene
tions will know that God intended p
sical punishment as penalty for pre-
Of physical law and moral punishnl
iora breach of moral law. The ne
1 sity for slime upon line aad precept
on precept," will be greatly lessen9c
the kindergarten and progressive m
DDS Of to-day In the matter OF sch
We have certainly left our grandn
ers very far behind, and | hope
grandchildren will have distances
quite as far. Before my grandchilt
begin TO receive an education, howe
Hope the fad" for elocution will
died natural death.
Graceful movements of the body
graceful use OF good language are
iainly much to be desired and add gi
Fo the attraciiveness of either
u but this craze for elocution, this b
oi every mother that her child Is a
II ural born elocutionist is positively
/ ressing. IL is always a mistake to
/ sist in the cultivation of supI
talent that in reality does not exis
San injustice to both pupil and tea'
Genius has often been lost to the v
through forcing bright mind II