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suits AlînâüBjects may be made
interesting by emulation.
6. Order is a vital, element of in­
struction, because it enables the
teacher
to concentrate
all the edu-
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cative agencies of the school with­
out embarrassr
embarrassment or interruption.
—E. S. Clark.
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The Teacher M ust :—
1. Keep good hours. 2. Have
— pl en ty- of sleep.— 3,-W -alk,. or.. ta k e
other out-door exercise. 4. Take
this exercise regularly every day.
5. Laugh and be cheerful.
6.
Avoid frettitig over school troubles.
7. Devote at least one night per
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variety, both of work and recrea­
tion. 9. Wear -loosely-ticting gar­
ments. 10. Avoid drafts of cold
air and wet feet. 11. See that bis
sZeepin^-room (as well as his school­
room) is ventilated daily.
12.
Protect and preserve the eyesight.
13. Have shade over lamp or gas­
jet at night. 14. Be clean. 15-
Neither sit nor stand too much
during school-hours.- 1G. Avoid
round shoulders and expand the'
chest by the use of dumb bells,
calisthenics, etc.
17- Sit and
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practical life, and, especially, give
him a constant drill in the public
virtues becoming an American Cit­
izen. This arduous enterprise can
only be made a success by confining
its ambition strictly to the few
things * possi ble to be taught or
done in the few years of school-at­
tendance. Any attempt to recon­
struct the common school according
to the program of the specialist,
however brilliantxmxmixient
own line, will work a double mis­
chief in crowding the school and
weakening the sense of responsible
ity elsewhere.—N. E. Journal of
Education.
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HERALD
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Suddenly, silently came the dark angel,
Unheralded save by his awethrilling
breath ;
And he chilled to the heart your dear,
, home evangel,
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And folded her close in the cold arms
of death.
And you reeled, stricken from the blow,
That made earth dark and laid joy low.
Dead—came u
spoken,
_ For we knew it was ladened with
sorrow’s despair ;
And that fond, happy hopes were
blighted and broken,
That shortly before had seemed bnoy-
Wlien is a school-boy more pow­ Beyond all compensation, beyond
erful than his teacher ? When he
relief;
carries a “ whale ” on his back.
And we sighed for your sorrow,
_____ Wept for your grief.
Below we give a partial list of the books we
propose to furnish our readers at publishers re­
tail prices. We would just say in brief that we
are prepared to furnish moet anything in. the
book line, and will be pleased to receive orders
for Same. We will add to this list as our tune
and space will allow.
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BIBLES AMP TESTAMENTS.
1., Family Bibles, different styles, sizes, etc.,
with prices from $2.25 to $18.
2. Pulpit Bibles from $5 to $10.
3. Oxford Sunday School Teachers’ Bibles
from $1.50 to $19. .
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4. Revised New Testament, Compared Edi­
tion, $1.22 to $7¿50.
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5. Revised New Testament alone $1.80 ana
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Si-25-
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x.
, Xl.
McGarvey’s Commentary on the Acts of the
Apoatles, $1 ¿0.
Commentary on Matthew and Mark, by J. W.
McGarvey, $2.
Commentary on Luker by J. B. .Lamar, rZ.
Commentary on Hebrews, by R. Milligan, $2.
CoinmenfaW on TsraFr Letter-to the -Be- ■ -
mans, by M. E. Lord, $3.
»pels
■.. Leading
aL U»ftFour
G obpc b and
cto and
mth Acts ; witn
Queries
all of Bunday Schools, Families, etc., by B. Mili-
gan, $2.
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Reason and Revocation, by R. Milligan, $2.
we The Scheme of Redemption, by R. Milligan,
$2.
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Conybeare and Howson’a Lifo anti Epistles of
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In the Albany Academy, twenty
per cent, of the students have taken Oil, to tETint' mt those1 eye* that with
tocr $1.^5»
welcoming brightness,
Lands of the Bible, by J. W. McGarvey, $3.
Greek, and eighty per cent. English
For joy at your homecoming always
Nerin’B Biblical Antiquities, $1.50.
Nicholl’s Introduction to the Study of the
Literature and Rhetoric. Sixty
bad filled,
Scriptures,
$ 1.25. Dictionary, $150. “
per cent, of the mSJals For English Were sealed in death’s darkness, and Staff’s Bible
Freeman’s Hand Book of Bible Manners and
that the lightness,
composition havo gone to the
Customs, $2.25. .
,
Was gone from the feet that forever
Whitney’s Hand Book of Bible Geography,
Greeks. This is nugget for An­
$2.25.
were stilled ;
narrow’s Companion to the Bible, $1.60.
cient cl assies people.
And the kini voice was lost in the hush’ Rawlinson's Historical lllitstfStlORS of thu
Old Testament, $1.
of the tomb,
South Coralina increased her
Walks about Jerusalem, by Isaac Errett, $1.
Talks to Bereans, by Isaac Errett, $1.
That
was
glad
in
your
joy
that
had
school attendance last year 27,000
Letters to a Young. Christian, by Isaac Er-
cheered in your gloom.
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centa.
white and forty-five per cent, of We looked as she lay in your sad house 35 Geuuuienees
and Authenticity of the Goapels,.
- the teeth. 19. Eat plain nutritious
of mourning,
,
by B. A. Hinsdale, $1.26.
colored children are still outside the
With hands., folded close o’er Bar
Smith ’a s Unabridged
UnuSri&ed Bil
Bible Dictionary. Ameri­
Mmith
food, and avoid pastry. 20. Have
can Edition. Revised and edited by H. B.
schoolhouses of the State.— N. ’• 0/
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motionless
breast,
pure air, pure water, good food,
Hackett P n > aa«iat^d by Ezra Abbott, L.L.D.
Journal of Education.
So peaoeful and calm in Ker loll white In fo-ir volumes. Price uJuClotli, per set, $20. _
light clothing, and moderate -exer­
Price in Sheep, the set, $2>.
adorning,
Smith’s Bible Dictionary, $1 50.
cise. 21. Understand the functions
Sowing and Reaping.
Barnes’ Notes on the New Testament. $1. j 0
Asleep in her oasket, forever at rest.
volume. TlwAolumfes sold separately.
of the different organs of the body, ’ “ He that soweth .sparingly shall And over the parting the tears and the Sir n the
Four GosiSls, 2 vols. On the Acts of
the Apoatles. Oifftlie Epistle to the Romans.
pain,
and not violate the laws of nature, reap also sparingly ; and hsUkftL
On the First Epistle to die Corinthians. On
the-BecomF'fephate.WhUw...«
~i” The Teacher M ust N ot
soweth bountifully shall reap also
Epistle to the Galatians. On the Epistle to th«
finite gain.
1. Eat too much. - 2. Drink too bountifully.” 2 Cur. 9: G. We
Ephesians. the-Oolossians, and the Philippian*.
On the Epistleflo the Thessalonians, Timothy,
Yet
weep,
oh,
bereaved,
till
your
sad
much (avoid strong tea or coffee,) understand _ this when we sow
Titus and P/ileinon. On the Epistle to th«»
heart is rested,
Hebrews, ifn the General Epistle of James,
3. Smoke tobacco. 4. Drink intox­ grain, but are apt to forget it when
Peter,
John and Jude. On the Revelation.
For the star of your home gone down
Barnes’ Notes on the Psalms. In Three
icating liquors.
5. Take drugs, we use tracts You must not ex­
volumes. Cloth, per vol , $1.50.
in the grave ;
’ Notei on the Book of Daniel, $l o0.
and (so-called) “ patent medicines.” pect a dollar’s worth of tracts to For yourself and the beautiful child­ Barnes
Barnes’ Notes on the Book of Prophet Isaiah.
2 vols. Cloth, per vol., $1.50. -
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6. Over-work either mind or body. turn the neighborhood upside down
ren, divested
Barnes’ Notes on the Book of Job. 2 vols.
Of the tenderest love that God ever Cloth, per vol., $1.50. ‘
7. Read novels until 1 .o’clock in Some buy less, and ara sp disap­
Outlines of Church History, by Rev. John F.
. gave :
the morning. 8. Keep scho^J-room pointed that they never buy any
Hurst. D. D., 50 cents.
But remember the Comforter comes
A Short History of the English Bible, by
too hot or too cold (about Ga^Fahr.) more. They do not think any­
Rev
James M. Freeman, I). D., 50 cents.
with his balm,
Chronology of Bible History, and How to
9. Take violent evercise immediate- thing of donating at the.rate of ten And after your trial brings heavenly Rememberlt,
by Rev. C. Munger, 50
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Cruden
’
s
Complete
Concordance
to
the
Holy
before or after meals.— J. A. Wis- or more dollars a sermon towards
calm.
;
Scriptures, $1.50.
Gruden’s Concordance Abridged, 75 cents.
mer, H. M., M. 8, Parkdale, Ont.
Then
may
you
look
up
to
that
home
a preachers’ support, but it would
Brown’s Pocket Concordance, 50 cents.
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The Life and Words of Christ, by Cunning­
olvsian,
alarm them to think of putting
ham Geikie, D. D., $1.50.
Where
your
loved
one
dwells
in
her
Now the common school, at best, this amount into tracts. This is
The Life of our Lord upon the Earth, by
blissful
estate
;
Samuel
J. Andrews,$2:50.
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not
giving
the
tracts
free
course.
covers from five to ten years of the
The Sunday School Helper, by J. H. Hardin,
From earth to paradise—a short transi­
50 cents.
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life of young America. It has a S’ nd a liberal amount of money tó­
tion,
Kinship to Christ, by J. Z. Tyler, $1.50.
me, and put the tracts into every
She
bos
gone
on
in
perfect
peace
to
The Standard Manual, for Sunday-school
most vital relation to the child family. Put them all at work ttt
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workers, by R M. Green, 75 cents.
during those years; proposing to once. This is the way to make With the child, that went before her,
Heroes and Holidays,‘edited by Rev. W. F.
Crafts, $1.25.
till
you
come,
awaken the love of knowledge, tract sowing tell. You can mako a Bringing the others with you, to that Story of an. Earnest Life, by Mrs. Eliza
train the faculties used in the in­ much better fire with an armful of
Davies, $2.
blessed homé.
On the Rock, by D. R. Dungan, $1.50.
wood
than
you
can
with
,
a
single
vestigation and acquisition of truth,
Let this sweet’thought break in upon
A Trip Around the World, by Timothy Coop
stick.
Be
liberal
;
sow
bountifully
your sorrow,
direct the youth in his search for
and Henry Exley, $1.50.
and you will thus reap. The Chris­
Until hope’s rainbow spanour day
Around the World, Tour of Christian Mis­
wisdom through nature and up and tian Sower Tract Fund is in need
of gloom,
sions, by W. F. Bainbridge, $2.
down the wilderness of books, and of money. Send a liberal gift. Il And you remember what a glorious to- The Christian Manual, for the use of Church
—morrow,
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in the various relations of Evangelists,
as an absolute condition of success you are unable to buy tracts do not
There dawna for all of us beyond the Officers,
Pastors,
Bishops and Deacons, by F. M. Green,
tomb,
in this work, train the pupil in hesitate to apply for all you need.
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Yf in Christ’s blessed footsteps we shall
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keep, •
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