Show MOM IN 8 T ITU M i E ten Q fl I 1 V S or I 1 9 anize a today to day THE OFFICERS CHOSEN first days exercises ions of col parker farker continued last saturday will be ba a time long to be remembered by the teachers of 0 the ten counties participating id ia the blessings of the outpourings of col parker and aids saturday was wa very auspicious for lending tho the first weeks arduous work with an excursion of success at garfield beach inhaling the salt breezes and bathing in its ita invigorating vig orating waters matere and at castilla viewing grand mountain scenery to which was added at times the surging clouds as aa they passed pasted over the narrow chasin I 1 with looks of smiling anger all was spent pent as merry and as happy as could be desired df aired INSTITUTE union institute of ten counties mot mat at tile the theoya B BYA Y A building at 10 this morn morning ipg the ten counties were well represented represent td the election of officers was wag the first business and the following persons were elected to the following offices E A wilson president D R rallen eallen allen vice vice president mr L L dalton secretary J H linforth assistant secretary joshua greenwald trea treasurer gurer considerable miscellaneous business was wag attended to and the regular pro grani crammed med business was proceeded with at the announcement of dr J E Tal balmages agea mages name a rounded applause was waa the doctor at once dived diye into dinto his au BUD I 1 eject of 1 6 school hool cabinets which term he defined KB as filet A cabin khien term eventually evolved into a receptacle for the tha purpose of specimens of art the following dia gramme was placed on the black board school cabinets 1 natural specimens a minerals as stones fossils fos sila ores kb b plants as entire plants roots leaves towers flowers seeds c anibale ani male as invertebrates under which is ia claasen proto radi radiates atea mo mol luses alticus lates worms arachnoids insects iu sects fishes batrachians ns reptiles birds and mammals claimed under ulder vertebrates 2 manufactured specimens a mineral products ae a gass pottery porcelain metal mineral fuels kb ib voge vegetable table products as aa cotton linen hemp paper r vegetable pi pigments ments oils gums c animal products as those of wool silk leather hair horn ivory bone those thosa who are acquainted with dr talmage know how lull of ef illustration he ha is and those who never haard him lin until to dav are now convinced low how thorough logical and systematic he be handles his thoughts subjects and expressions pres with great simplicity he be covered covered the entire ground of his bis in in such a manner us as to convey his ideas and fasten them in tho the minds of all willing willin listeners ile he instructed the teachers regarding kinds of tools to use in in hunting euch specimens as rocks foFi fossils sils otes oies eta et and aad how bow to collect press and preserve botanical plants ile he urgently the use of the microscope for the purpose of investigating the secrets of nature and thereby inc ine easa ease knowledge have a higher appreciation for the laws of nature open ind and I 1 enlarge the heart and thereby tend to draw man nearer to hia maker he corrected some popular errors regarding the proper classifications of ruch cuch as insects spiders hues bues and corals corald and gave directions of how bow to preserve ores erya certain tair animals named chis afternoon the esteemed gentleman will conclude his lecture J B walton recited 11 pashas fins and the captive with trained ability and deep thought indeed he commanded intense attention from all and at the close of b i s reciting reci tinK billows of applause rolled in grand grand prof bieti gave a very interesting and instruct instructive iYe lesson in vocal music teaching by notes the general opinion is that mr bach understands to the core subject of music and hug amplest power in in explaining his hid methods and cause others to be interested up to the borders ot at inspiration TEACHERS OPINIONS WU WM M X steta ART you ask asir what I 1 think of col parker acl the B Y A summer school I 1 shall answer the latter first the school so EO has been a grand success Buc cees I 1 never before attended one with EO much profit by success I 1 mean accomplishing just what a summer school should accomplish namey namely arouse on the part of ever teacher a tie ne termination tinn to learn something some of the great art and science of teaching te achini aud to apply that knowledge I 1 believe that this school is ia the greatest educational gathering both as to size and importance in the histo history ry of rutih all graisa to the promotes promo prom teM otere now for my opinion of col pa ker laiti writings writing 3 ml into mv my hand in mv e arly irly career as a teacher and if I 1 have I 1 accomplished anything as aa a I 1 owe 0 ve it mainly to the flie inspiration he be raye me his views knocked from under me ine my I 1 had to either sink or swim I 1 tried to aint tut many times my mv lead head was wag under water but every time I 1 came to th surface his inspiration gave me nov nea hope and thail athani iod I 1 can keep mv head bead farther abode water to lav than ever cyer be f fot fo 0 T r this taia i ia wh alit 1 cal parker has done for me I 1 ewt evo mohini him to be the strong pit t man ii this irea great c ann i try irv like all reformer reform u lie he ifft lias anany enemies i ile he iq H hono honest st and fearba fe area s in uttering what ii belive iq to 0 o be the he is arc reatis rea and anal it mav lie be that brej prejudice ladlee and superstition way may will stand or r a line the he elo iona tass t lie ile is ia putting into bract ca and lie mav anav niver fully realize the resi res i lit t of hii labora but the teacher teach pr of thui vre frau it vill ill some dav place liis his name hy by the fide tf of Fo froebel ebel pest Jozi atia horace llorance maul mann J L I 1 BROWS BROWN S is ia wr r tn in n iba face of cf the he P Y A f r cui col pir er is is a roan of prin aud anra of nf fini finished h inetha Is alt tt the llin f truth ruth an I 1 oars will be w n end V t I 1 p r vi df s of wil apex a 3 cation 1 vo is nilis to or s idy I 1 D A ROBINS V Y the aej enthus astin education educator edu catir n of u fundamental principles prin citIes baues tl e educational horizon to lo assume a broadn broad er cr and higher aspect W J ROBINSON KOBIN SOy ilia zeal find and tho the broad view view hi ha takes of education will add such impetus edn emion throng throughout bout the territory that its I 1 iture as an educational cat ional loual cen centre tre ig ia assured z I 1 I 1 I 1 |