gJe Uitatl Sfjnbluan.
DA LLAS, SATURD AY, MAR 22 t
THE STUDY OF TI1B LANGUAGES
Tbe costom of devoting years of the
most precious period oft life to the
acquisition of languages, has always
aeemed to me an error in the prpnW
sjstera of education. The mental
training it affords la certainly of value ;
bat could the mind not be directed in
other departments of study more pleas
ing to thV majority of pupils, more
improving to the mental power, and
giving more knowledge of intrinsic
utility. The cultivation of the memo
ry, at the expense of the higher facul
ties of the mind, is often the conse-
quenee, originality of thought by this
means prevented. The first object of
education being the forming of the
character, both mentally and and mor
ally, it should he the care ot instruct
ors to lead the pupil to pursue study.
not as a task, but as a pleasure to see
granduer and beauty comprehended in
in the principles of whatever department
of study he may bo attempting. Natu
ral Science affords such a vast field for
thought, reflection, investigation, and
for gratitude to God, that I think it
cannot be over-estimated as a means of
ennobling and enlarging the mind, as
well as developing the moral faculties
of the ou1. Who can be familiar with
the harmony and granduer of the laws
of nature which coootrol this vast uni
verse, from themyraids of orbs moving
their mystic eycles in the remote
regions of space to the the tiny flower
et blooming at our feet, and not feel an
awe, a devont reverence and love for
that Omnipotent One, who spoke all
these objects into .being.
The study of the English poets
should receive, I think far more attten
tion in schools than it usually does. If
rightly directed by teachers, this not
only strengthens our noblest faculties
of mind, but quickens our higher moral
feelings, purifies the imagination and
taste.
My own experience in teaching has
taught me that girls, of even tender
years, can be made to see the farcies
of even Milton, as if spred out in pan
oramic view before the eye. Other
poets, less grand in imagery perhaps
but more feeling touching the heart
more tenderly and lovingly can be
appreciated with bss helpfrom a
teacher.
Biography is another subject which
it seems to me, should receive more
attention in in sohools, particularly with
a younger class of pupils. Many of
the greatest intellects the world has
ever known, have drawn their first in
spirations of fame from the lines
of poetry they have read and admired
in early childhood. I might enumer
ate instances, were I not extending
this article beyond its designed limits.
I cannot but think that many a no
ble genius has been extinguished amid
the antiquated pages of classical lore
lore rich in noble thought and fancy,
- but burried eo deep below tlie moulder
ing rubbish of ages that the aspiring
youog mind and soul faint and famish
many times ere it is reached.
Although this herculean labor to
obtain from abroad what we have in
the most munificent profusion at our
very doors, seems so paplable an absurd
ity, yet I will not presume to raise my
feeble voice, in defiance of tho opinions
of so many great minds, so far as to
express to wholesale condemnation of
the study of dead languages. For
young men designed for the learned
professions, and who have many years
to give to digging into the graves of
antiquity, it may be different.
It was my intention, in writing on
this subject, to confine myself to a few
thoughts on the praafice of orowding
in the few years allotted to girls in
school, the Latin, and some two or
three modern languages; but I will
not dilate on a subject so obvious to
every thinking and scrupulous educator
I will not say so obvious to every
thinking mmd, for I meet men of talent
and education many times, who surprise
me by wishing their daugthers to take
a portion of their slender period of time
in school (embracing the years from
eight or ten to seventeen), for the ac
quisition of several languages, when in
reality they can scarcely do justice to
their own. Music necessarily requires
a Irae proportion of time, for one who
would become a proficient in that most
desirable accomplishment. The koowl
edge of the French language is desirable
not only the translation, hut the ability'
yet even this ought not be untuken.to
speak it; without - ample; time to fully
accomplish the task.
ViitniNfA Norwood.
PORPESSOK AC; ASSIZ ON OUR
COLL, uc: US. J
Professor Agassiz has evidently no
very high opinion of rour educational
institutions, and publishes his adverse
views with characteristic -freedom.
He says our colleges are nothing but
high schools, and that even Harvard is
far from being a university; while the
knowledge imparted is " the tradition
ary learning of the middle ages, " and
only the drcgV of fchtolarshtp. "
In common with all progressive
lovers ot science, Professor .Agassiz
strongly advocates a freer scope being
given to the study of nature. This branch
branch of education begin in childhood,
and nt nominally be taught in norma
schools from text books which are
often unsuitable. With regard to our
system of popular education, he ac
knowledges that it is better than the
European, but declares that the sub
stance js wanting. -
It is probable that these ideas, from
so eminent au authority, will give new
impetus to the war of science against
classics which, for some years past, has
beefl waged in our colleges. That there
is a strong and growing popular taste
for science is amply evidenced by tho
interest manifested in tho discourses
of Professor Tyndall and 'the writings
of other distinguished savants ; but
that, at the same time, there exists,
even among people otherwise well edu
cated, an inexcusable ignorance i.i
scientific matters, is equally true
That the latter is, in a great measure,
due to the imperfections of our college
courses, we don.ider there is little
doubt, and we adhere to the belief thar,
where the classics in our seminaries
made subfervient to the thorough study
of the ordinary principles of science
the graduates would leave their books
much better prepared to encounter the
world.- Scientific Americau.
Credit Mublller,
The following anecdote has been re
produced to illustrate why the majority
in Congress take no action against the
corruption exhibited by the Credit
Mobilier investigation :
Mr. Lincoln had been retained as
counsel for a fellow accused of "tealing
six fine hogs. The trial came on, and
the witntsses for tho State proved the
theft, beyond all question, and indcufi
fied Mr. Lincoln's client as the thief.
When the testimony had closed, Mr.
Lincoln turned to the thief, and said :
"I see no ground for any defense in
this case, sir. If the witnesses are to
be believed, you are guilty, and I can
not make anything else out of it !"
" Never mind my guilt," faiJ the confi
ding client Jes get up and abuse
them witnesses like the devil, and
spread vourself on geoeral principles. "
31. Lincoln done as he was told
The jury retired, and in less than an
half an hour, much to the suprise of
Court and counsel; returned a verdict
of ' not guilty I "
"I don't understand this, "said Mr.
Lincolo, turning to his client as he
spoke; " these fellows must have mis
understood. "
Not a d d bit of it, " answered
the sagacious client with a knowning
wink. " You see, Squire, every one of
thtnt ere feller a had a piece o' them
hogs! "Chicago tribune.
A San Francisco widow keeps the
skull of her deceased husband in a glass
case. Sho once remarked to a friend who
was viewing the remains : "Alas ! how
often have I banged those bones with a
broomstick. I am sorry for it now."
Workmen will shortly be occupied in
clearing away the ruins of the Tulleries
and the opportunity will be taken to
search for any objects of art that may
have escaped the flames and the Com
munists, the Pavilion Marsau, which
is still in tho state to which it was re
duced by th fire in May, 1871, will be
the first attacked. Hopes aro cnterta
ineb of finding several articles in me ta
le which the insurgents had not time to
carry off.
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BvpMlis or Terett and Jfereu Hal Dieeaeesi
are cured by it, though a lone time is required flu
subduing these obstinate maladies bv any medkine
But long continued use of this medicine will erst
sue complaint. Iueorrheea or Whites, Vterimx
t'lcmtionSj and Fstnals IHsemses , are coa
monly soon relieved and ultimately cured by tta
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc
tions for each caee are found in our Almanac, sna
plied gratis. Jthemtnatism and Gout, wba
eanaed by acenmulations of extraneous mattes!
In the Mood, vield omckJv to it. as also J.iee
Complaints, Yorpidity , Congestion or Inflsmt
nation, of the Liver, and Jaundice, when arising,
as they often do, from the ranklrnr poisons in tba
blood. This 8 A JtSA VAlt I T. LA is a great ra
atorer for the strength and visor of the systea.
Those who are Lsmauitl and Listless , Despon
Smf, Sleejiless, and troubled with Smrous Aj
tvrHemsi4ns or Tenrs, or any of the affection
symptomatic of Weakness, will find immediate)
relief and convincing evidence of iu rastorattra
power upon trial.
PXEPARXD B T
Dr. 7. C JtYER ek CO., lUswell, Mstta.,
FrwKTtieml stnd Analytical Chemist,
COLD BY ALL, DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Will sew everything needed In a faaiar, from
tli Leariestto th3l'cWt IU-ia
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"xhait Kay o'hor ra&cliin.
If thorp is n l'loreiieo Fevinfi.
chiue wuliiu cuo thc.ui-o. miles of
Fan Fifti..-ic not Morl:iii well r.u4
givinpr entire f atisf.f rlinn, if I am in
fonnnl of it, it will 1 n.'tfiKhil to
vithout t'X.UHO of ur.y Linl to tUa
owner.
SATIUEL HILL, Ar;cnt,
Nov I'.O'. ijotrcry S.uc
Grand Hole! Du'.!J:n, C.n Triicii-co.
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