THE WILSON ADVANCE:' NOVEMBER 5, 1896.
EDUCATIONAL- ,
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Tl.i Column i lirt Especially for tli
'lKv;iers of U iiswi County. I
Blood' Poison
THE BANE CF HUMAN LIFE,
Driven Out of the System by
the Use of
Ayer's SarsapariUa
"For five years, I was a great o
sufferer from a most persistent
l)lood disease, none of the various Q
medicines I took being of any cV
help .whatever. Hoping' that o
change of climate would benefit g$
me, I went to Cuba, to .Florida, 51
and then to Saratoga Springs,, ol
where I remained some time oj
drinking-the waters. But all Avas j
no use. At last, being advised ci
bv several friends to try.Ayei's'o.i,
Sarsaparilla, I -began taking it, oj
and very soon favorable results 1
were manifest. To-day I con- ol
sider myself a perfectly. healthy o
man, with a good appetite and
not the least trace of my former fts
complaint. To all my friends,-ol j
and especially young men like oj
nyselL i recommend Aver s bar- 3 !
ment among our public school teach
ers. To get a first grade, certificate
does not say everything. You must
know the subjects yourself but more
than that you must know how to put
your knowledge before otheis in a
clear cut, interesting manner. This
power is what makes a successful
teacher. ,
'
Teachers are of two kinds. . On
one side we hae t,he realistic. This
class of teachers dei-ire the pupil to'
know him as he is. He hears of no
restraint except decorum. He takts
it for granted thaf if his advantages
j The growth of the past office busi
ness of the country has been amazing.
At the close of the Revolutionary
War there were only 75 post offices
in United States, at the close!of the war
cf 1S1.2 there were 3,090. At the be-oinn-pur
of the Civil War there were
r j
2S.5SS. -and five years after its close,
in lSjg, there were 2S.492, or about
100 fewer, the only step backward,
during the .history oj the Post-office
Department. IW 1SS9 the upward ;md abilities are as far beyond the pu
rise had stirred again in mil force, as it should -be "his atithbrity will
' and the nu:nb-r ol post-offices m the j tike care of itself. "Be notional. " he
says, "get rid of affectations ahd
shams of all kinds, and then if
there is any good in you it will tell
on those around ycu. What ver is
bad would be felt just as purely in
disguise, and" the disguise woiuld only
be felt just as suitly in disguise and
disguise would only be an additional
source t f niischief." On the other
side weshave the idealist teacher. He
urges his pupils to think of him not
as he is 1 fit as he should be. There
country reached 42.000. There are
now 60,000 post : offices in the United
States, and the number is being con
stantly increased. . ,
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O i.e. of the great wants of middle-
i
class education at present is an ideal
to work toward. Oar old publishers
i have such anideal. The need i s to
; find outvhat is 'most valuable in the
child's talents. Find out where his
natural powers are and put the
To
powers are. ana put
stress clteaching along this line.
aparilia, if in need of a perfectly 0
reliable blood-purifier.' Jose o;j
A. . Escobar, proprietor Hotel 5
Victoria, Kev AVest, 'Fla.; resi- g
dence, 352 VlGth St., Xew York. 03
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Ayer's onTy Sarsaparilla l
! attempt to make an all round educat- is danger in too much leaning ..to
man out of one whose nower is dis-! wards either side. The natural meth-
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tinctly along oae line serves only to
dissati.-f the ' child with education.
od is the better of the two, If .a
teacjier desires to have his pupils be
When this paint is r cached he not ! as is he must be worthy of their
only does not like to study, but j-dmiration. Me 'must e nter thespii .t
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dreads to go to school.
The "rent point in teaching is to
get the child interested. The only
way to got him interested is to. teach
something that he likes to study. Too
many of our teachers study thebook
more than the child. The basis for a
successful teacher, lies in a correct es
timatp of the child's powers. This
matter of interest goes into our daily
lives. It not only guides us in our
early habits, but follows us through
out our lives. The man who finds a
pleasure in his work is always, the
most successful man. When he
works because ii is a pleasure success
will lollow because he is following out'
the line along which his ability lies.
If our teachers would pay more atten
tion to ge tting the child on the road
to a life profession early in his school
days so much -indecision1 as to the
best profession to persue vvoqld not
occur. It is the teacher that lays the
foundation for a life and it should be
'his only aim to study the best meth
ods of .making this life a success. Mr.
R. H: Qui:k, an eminent teacher, in'
speaking of the area ol a child's in
terest says ; "Then again, there are
many subjects in which children take
an interest. Indeed, all visible things
especially animals are much more to
them than to us. A child has made
acquaintance with all the animals in
the neighborhood and can tell you
much more about the- house and its
surroundings than you know your
self. But all this knowledge and in
terest you would wish" lorgotten
directly he comes into school. Read
ing, writing and figures are taught
in the H nest manner. The first two
are in themselves not uninteresting to
the child, as he has something to do
and young people are much more
ready to do anything than to learn
anything. But when lessons are given
the child to learn they are not about
things concerning which he has ideas
and feels an interest, but you teach
him the Catechism mere sounds
and that Alfred fto him only a name)
came to the throne in 871, though
he has no notion what the throne is
or what 871 means. The child learns
the lesson with much trouble and
small profit, learning the reflection
with what patience he can, till he es
capes out of school and learns much
more faster on a very different sys
tem." .
Thus we see that tins : great teach
er puts the blame of a disinterested
pupil entirely with the teachers. He is
only forcing the child into subjects
that bis mind has rio. conception of
and .';' consequently his distaste
and disgust is aroused. Along
this lme is a great fielk for improve-
of the perfect teacher Who said, "For
tieir sakes I sanclify myself that they
alst; may de sanctified in truth." :
Opportunity.
'1 that a nian can do in thisr
i is to live honestly, faithfully
a ; loyally from day to day. What
tii- mimediate end will be neither he
n;r any one else knows. 'No man
knows what a day may bring forth in
the t ay of opportunity, nor at what
point the door may be thrown open
which shall be the entrance into his
great chance tor life. The only as
surance that we are not missing- the
One opportunity lies in making the
most. ot every opportunity,. in treating
every day as if it were the one event
ful day of life, in trying every door as
if it were the one entrance to the pal
ace, in doing every piece of work as
if ..on our fidelity depended, all our
future lives. The man who works in
this spiiit may safely leave the future
with God. Young People's Paper,
Florit.u anil Mex'cun Tnlm co.
General Weyler's edict to let us
have no more Havana tobacco has
caused the use of Mexican wrappers
at Tampa, Florida. This stock
makes up and smokes well, scarcely
discernable from Havans by experts,
especially in light colors. Mexican
dark wrappers are glossier, however.
The cost is about as much Havana
wrappers. Florida'- tobacco culture
is being largely increased every year
and it is already largely substituting
Havana, and there is no telling how.
much passes Tot it There is a grad
ual transition state from the imported
to the domestic article the consumer
will hardly become aware till accus
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the new store on the "Best Corner-' across the
street from my old stand. . Since moving I
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