Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-09

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Teachers should not be in haste 30
insist upon the use Of the reasoning
faculties. There is sim so much to
be learned which IS best taken ON
trust, that we may well wait the ma
tural unfolding Of the rational powers.
SO, too care should he taken not to
destroy the nuiycte Of children. Do
not disilluslonlze them Life VIII be-
come prpsaic soon enough. even If
teachers take no-hlnd IN 1t.
By way Of illustration. take a few
striking objects of Uuture-the moon.
for instance. From scientific point
of view II is the deudcst Of all things
No animal or vegetable life exists
upon it; during the twenty-eight odd
days and nights which constitutes It's
tn,E'g u9y' the tethpe,aturt varies be
above zero. in he snniirht ,m gys
hundred derrsns In ,ba sbnJ, II d.,
worn-ott t'Inr.t TOO itfrisgs +o Noi,r,
i'm tho i,no,'i,,,ii,,, 80 o, 80,
ward of what ,rov bo,,c boer
nut 10 cbil1,.r ,,,b,t oi,Iart i- mono.
| full Of poctr.y what obinrt is q, LII
| ndnntcd To stir thc bog,,t,. ,,r,,ti,,,,.
| and awaken tho sc,se ~ ~. ,,,,i,ii,,,'o
! Ia n moi a moor .vcbrrrc ,ha,, g.
| rob rho beort Of ttis etit1,,istir,@ Oh
| iart In nrI.r M 500, -.
| guppose. enrich tho bssd3'' - q,
| first serve its mission In the do,,aip
| of feeIinr. n will only ~, a,o,, rs,,i,
| the prosoic level Of ,bc dnrmoin 90
| fact
Tho sorc ore,,,r.,t holds true o,
| the many prnttv gtnrj,s H., tist,,.,.
| such aa Woshingt,n arI bi, ,,atcbo,'
| John smith ana pnr,L,rtss Pn,r,,i,,s
| and Remus and the beToic tnie of
| William Tcu
The grim cnct-,,,l,c,.,,,, ,,tsto,,o, =,
! is no doubt milo a. sbatt.,. Ill ,l..n
! dear batIbIrs az cbIIdbSnd' ord ,,.ili
| have mo- fonr. succeed In do,n, g, s,.S
/ life Incomes utterly rrasoi, AN 10,
| tha ,,,oo, ,,.tito 49, -, - IN
school rooT as yo,, ,,i,,,id i,,o,, 49,,
| one Who is bent on stcoling M food
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| yonr cbii5rer
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SCIENCE y HAND LAAIl.
1.-THE following passage from Carlyle
| CSartor- Rcsartus. chap. 1O. though not
/ given in the lecture. Is so aptly 10 the
/ point last discussed that | take the
| liberty of quoting it:
THE man who cannot wonder, who
\ does not hahitually wonder land wur-
] shin. were he president of innumer-
! whole Alccauiuue Celeste and Hegel's
philosophy, and the epltume Of ali la
| boratories and observatories with
| their results in his single head-is
but a par or speetaeies; pehlma when s..l
eves look tbyouah him, and then he
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"irhnu VIII have M mvstar-y md
| ,,,.sticis,,. ,riIt ,vaiI, tbrnigb thy
,,,ErId Nv tho sunsbIne Of what thou
c,ii.et t,.rtb az eynr Nv -he hind
Iann Of ,ybnt call ntiorney-Ioric.
| and .nvpl,iu mi 'nrount for all. or
] brlicyc nothing az II
"Nov tbou Wit ntternnt laughter:
,,bnsn rcrnpnIzrg the unfothnmnblp.
nlI-pervading domain. of mystery
which ia cyery,yhera under our feet
and among o,ir hondg. Ia whom The
universe Is an oracle md n Temnle.
ms we'll ms a kitchen mud n cattIe-
stnlI-hr shall he N delirinus mystic.
to him thou, with smiling charity. wllt
| protrusiyeIy nroffpr thy haud-lnmp.
and shrek as one injured. when he
| kicks his foot through it?-Arner
| Tcufelt
"Doth not thy COW ca1ve. doth mot
tby bulI gender Thou thvself wort
thou not horn. viii thou not die9
't,,nIain mo ali this ar do np, Of tyyn
things. Retire. into private plnces with
thv fooItah caclie. or vyhat were bnt-
ter. rive, IL nm. and yyceD-not that the
reirn nf wonder Ia done aud code
world an Aforementioned and urosaic.
but that thou hitherto art IA diIlattunts
and sandbIind uodent Il
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and Of no denomination: but with no
real success as yet. The Catholics have
come more nearly solving the problem
than any other sect; they aim to take
their children for one hour after the
secular school is dismissed. In Ger
many this is also done by the
Luthernns, and so this necessary basis
Of complete mental life is attended to.
There seems no good reason why this
plan should not be followed in the
schools Of America,
ORDER OF STUDIES.
Tho oucstt,r or tho ort.r AZ s+,,,,a,