Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14


n the command might make sou
laugh, but 10 wlan you 20 be- happy
must remove the mental causes oil 40.
happiness. must put before your
mind some object Of knowledge chat
Will change your gloomy line OF
thought. must get you out OF the
darkness Into the light. Sons object
subject mattere, pleasant story, y9us
experience that will replace gloom. IL
want child o. he pitifIi, / i1u'J tell
1t: "Be tender henrtti - but trll tia
story that bflugs the feUlin p utfUre 3D..
that moves thu feelings profoundly la
that direction. This il the way he
which preacher controls the aud.
once. He does not say; "NOw / am
going to exhoft YOU" Tor that would
defeat his purpose. We must always
control the ieeliugs through the me.
uium Of some subject matter; this u
a cardinal TACT. The will must also be-
reached indirectly through tho ul icr.
standing Tue development Of the
feelings and the will cannot be reached
directly, but We must approach
10 skiliully ln some rOun1Hblul
way. 10 you had q boy fAt
JeNghtet IN sticking pins through illas,
would you call him up anu gay.
"John, you are a cruel fellow, aui {
am gong to give you lestOu in kind.
ness" What would he br apt 10 dJ3
Why, he would rot ais jaws and nccs,
anu throw Himssif into on attitude VI
reeisIanc o., aud mentally he would aay'
ION, you arc, are you'll Well, 20
ahead, do your level best, aud zee %
you can ma.unn impression on me"
80 with tie viii AZ n child has q
meek viii, 40 NOT approach the Lesson
directly, but arrange "a cOuf.e OF Lessons
tnat VIII reach your purpose Of educA.
tiru Indirectly. Where tho Aggressive
element, the Ubimsivo, direct element
is Co prominently pretut, the Guild
Always Uses in rebellion.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Prof Nelson treated "Imprrssion W.
LNptUraiIu." lnu blackboard was
dugDrn.rI with Iaur diagrams carefully
drawn 10 illustrate the subject minute.
y la its various relations. Lean 10
GJ boy dOIug isn maxim which can be
applied 10 all actions muutsl All
physical. Give me the wife VINO ttEae
bead rather than the Onu who tuuws
tuG thuIty. Lr. practice ut represent.
t4 ~ n hurlLIutul iiuo, Aud let doing
W un1lsu tao lower hUmrphetc-thu
uHiug. lta claimed hat there are but
lhIUu ways VI gaiu.ns POSER &, iU, auu
tAuy are knowing, feeling and willing.
These are oil lmpressipts lu the r1use
that they act within ~. Expression,
on tlH cInlruy, BE- without us. There
arc $50 hin.s o. cJLtCit utuutf, boz.
biuuH. HlI tniUmAliNu, Tue IHst fuICrs g.
tHal SIM of action wuiCI has bHcomf
easy 10 do while tbs consciousness is
busy with something elsv; us Burns
tuauu poems while nu turned The Gl0ds
o. tue Geld. Dfgss, UUlitguuss, aut att
Kindred FuhIUgts should bee me auto
maize. Ihr uBullut3 iH little different
except iu degree. We shonlI wear
pleasant cIuutrnanCrs with Iut being
obliged 20 say o. uursaIyci, "s nile
uoa ilhuru - o. person % whom you owe
Civmty," a speaker who has b say
10 himself "rn b IB tur place in my re-
marks tot the ELUSIVE form, this h the
correct time 90 Icy sues on zen.
lpuCt," viii have very little besides
form and ToIH when hu gels through.
on thia ass OF objects ia lt cannot 90
made au Omauc are: OfAtlty, litura-
turv. muse, painting business opet-
ati0ns, clc.
rhe man whose power Of receiving
Impressions amounts 10 100 shOull
have the power OF expression at 100
also. Thogo IA little danger that ex.
y esfi0u Will ever Ou'-dl Impression;
Il IL the horse with tue gluy Clain On.
our schools have always cmpha
sztd impression hnI neglected
sx preston. We learn 10 DISLIKE those
u lies which We neglect. IL man
wrongs you, in tima you eau forgive
| him, hut q you wrong mAu you uuyer
eau forgive hIu. rnus u ~ Win tIu
| stu iles-ths faculties we neglect, lilo
/ who has auy Btt OF faculties uuv. 'OiyI
| dibptOp ftiOna oily 10 tho ughvfa InH
not true balance auu 10 nos Wei
qualified for lie; and since tNpTeF.lIu
/ has been ~ long neglected, % would DO
well 20 BmphAuIEt u. We know mHu
who have been obliged to hsnt tno
| battle 0f life Tor Themselves AAI 1tll
| them soli-mado men, auI they NrJ the
/ men VINO succeed, Tn He who nave
| been ufammtd with thU8ly may nave
much scholastic knowledge, bus they
! lall IN be ny able 10 apply %, tucy tail
| In life, Tue lower the grade VI develop.
ment The less keeniy nru HDfruws
/ aud Joys felt, aui rOaiuulu aE,
| that household idI', % inuir1 ia
great dpgfee. hut is r0ntouimvnJ
the jewel IL 10 supposed 10 b,2 II iu-
stead Of tho sI0lh that bears this name
u little healthy discomfort wrgc Hubsu.
tuted, which would inspire tue al,
yancument, lauIsble ambition, desire
for teli.impfOvemuut, etc, 70 might DO
good thing. Those who can put
| know ledge aud thought into action are
| the pBTHOuB who mold the ieinH o. dus.
! tiny.
NolEs.
Dr. HinaIAle expects to speak In the
| Tabernacle NJ Salt Lake Guy on sun.
day, Aug. goth,
On Saturday, Aug. nth, six gentle.
men, namely Principal Cluh, Dr.
| HlusdalB, Prot, J. Is. keeler, Prof
| BrimhAll, superintendent Oldham ami
Prof Wool, took quite an extended
mountain trip They stopped at Serlne
COurod's farm, sampled his peaches,
apples, plume, Iuals aud mel
Ions anu pronounced tuem fine.
| The trip extended beyond the
mouth OF Provo cauYOn, giving
Dr. Hinsualo a fine opportunity 10 rec
| Utah methods OF Irflg CATION under very
intyresling condition.. Much that Is
typical Ot physical geography Ia UAh
"a a general WY came under thoi T
notice during the Ifiye.
Principal CIuI addressed the Olicisl
Institute this morning on School
Supruulendrucy AZ these lectures
afu to appear in ull tH the education.
n department ~ tho NEWS after tho
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