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"IOW [MAY AND 000014 A T0A00013
IMPROVE 010 'sP01000
Mr. Preoideat, fellow kawbers and
friend.- :•—I oan'[ gay that I am here by
my own aboite dor yet by voluntary sou.
emit, but 10001 truly tiny that I don't
a'bogeltier enjoy the position and when
oar worthy Seoretary named the subject
thatI was expeoted to take al this In•
Mutate meeting I bud similar feelings to
those of another young lady when her
lover addressed her in beeeeohiug tense,
"Wilt thou?"—ebe wilted l beouuse I too
wilted then, I etaod before you today
attempting to convey to you a few of the
thoughts I have gathered bearing on the
anbjeot. I have tognd01 rather a bard
eubjeotto handle mud one that brings up
a whole train of ideas leading on and on
until we ere oompletely swamped and
finally feel ourselves wondering what the
subject under dieocesion really ie. I.
hope you will bear with me in any ap-
parses diegreseione for the anbjeot opera
op avenue after avenue of opportunity.
I hope the few pointe suggested will call
north a lively dioouseion, criticism and
addition of new pointe so that we all may
be stirred op to a fuller realization of
whatit means to be a eu000easful teaober.
In the first place the eubjeotto me im
plies that there are Meana by which the
teacher eau improve -hie statue and also
that there are means by whish be should,
improve hie statue, Then we see ale,
that title improvement most manifest it.
self in et leoat three ways, remitting in
elevation of standing. let, in the eyes of
e ,misty ; 2ud,.io the school iteell in rela•
Boo to the pupils and school .board ; Srd,
in the mealier himself enabling him to
view himself from a ceder light in relation
to h(moeit and the whole professional
body.
Now teaohera may be divided into
several otaeeaa. There 008 the lady
teaober° who may not remain long in the
ranks according to oircumetanoes. Then
in the general claim of teaahere are those
who are teething but do not intend re•
=time in the profeeeion but nee it
=imply ec a stepping stone to something
better financially. I would strongly say;
tet them look out for themselves.. There
remain then those who intend to and are
making it a life profession.
The should part of it aeom° quite
evident, to go no farther upward come
what may, is mental suioide, and in tbie
oast professional suicide us well. There
are heights to reach in thio profeseioo
as well as any other. It keeps the mind
eolith and healthy. Ib keeps one posted
in current thought and oapeble of doing
hie part in moulding pnbilo thought. A
teacher oauuot stand still, if there be no
advanoement, no improvement, there is
a decline, a falling bank. A person eau
not go on day atter day and year after
year with the ever working forma about
him without having influenced positively
or negatively.
It'hie own will force le not alert he
will become simply an automatic mach.
int', a slave to his evironment. It has
been said that"Habits begin in cobwebs
and end its iron °bailie" and that
"oharaoter le a bundle ot-tidbits," eo then
a teacher mustbe ever watchful, guard
ing against rube in profeseioual life and
reaching out so that hie character may be
made up of Hoke from the obain of
all that ie noblest and beet, Just as the
etaguant pool ie to the kine who in their
Omit frequent it and to their disappoint -
went and dioeatiefaotiou find it only in-
sipid and diebaeteful as o.mpared wish
the rotreohmg and appetizing water of
the clear, sparkling eta am of running
water, eo is the pounding and grinding
from au nrprogreeeive teaohor repuleivo
to the pupils ae oompored with the im
parting of knowledge as given by a
teaober who Noised is ever on the watch
for keeping all oobwebe oleared away
from his brain and trsehening it up
by pouring in new and wholesome
material Heaps of dust and slime
andbroken shreds of old metal and rags.
of putrid clothes shed into the stream
to Milan what venom of it will float
and melt tar away in all pleats where
God meant those waters to bring joy
and health, oiroled and coiled under
festering strum the stagnant edge
of the pool effaces itself into a elope of
black slime, the asoumulabion of in-
dolent years. Work and diligence could
cleanse that pool and make every breath
of Bummer air above it rich with coal
balm and every glltteriOg wave medioinai
as it it ran from the 00001 ofangels but
that work le never given nor will any
y
jay be poeeible to the heart of men. Let
the teuoher beware of snob a stabs, mea•
tally as that just described.
Children oauuot be torsed to like the
school, They like it when It is worth
liking, when they learn. It daily sur
rounded by those influences that ele-
sate them they will at last cultivate their
noble ambttiooe and realize their fall
mimibood. Mao io"able 10 000 for his
advancement only 811011 material MI boo
beoorna valuable through oxperie0oe.
Ho may 'pronounce the words of a
masterly may but eaten he follow the
atitb0rre reasoning and weigh his Argo•
menta, his mind tails to mat In penmen:
arse with that of the author and there
is no growth. He may look upon a work
of art but if be bon to catch the spirit
of the maker it will bring him no cui-
ture. Tho public. 0011001 alma at the
development of ail the faoulbiet with
oltizenohlp and Nobler ellaraoler. It
meet not .therefore nett et any omen-
Welty
jIj0 r:Welty for broadening Mid deapnting
Neentiale of a oemplete iife, The child
judges by oampurioon and Ate be begins
00 roach nut into tin real world beyond
the teauher'0 ibllaen33 hie natural ,ten
deny 1o10 eompure the new things with
the old ones mode familiar in the yoare
of hie sohool life,
In speaking of the statue of u teaober
Ole wor113 at the eminont Prenub stales
man M. Gelzet mey be r000llud 1 "We
meet take pains 00 procure for the publio
eehool thus 0on0itnted an able meter
and worthy of the high voecti0n of In-
atruoting the people, It cannot be too
often repeated that it le the meter that
Makes the ooheol. A gond eahoal muster
ought to be a man who knows mush more
than he le ()ailed upon to teach, with In.
1811190008 'and with mete ; who is to live
loo bumble sphere and yet have a noble
and elevated mind that he may preoorvo
that dignity of maulttnd and Of deport.'
inopt without whish he will never obtain
1010 008p0011001( oonlidonao of families;
who pos0800e0 a rare mixture of gentio•
01000 and lirmnem8 ; the 000egnioue ser-
vant of none ; a man not ignorant of his
rights but thinking more of hie duties ;
ohowtug to all s good example but sw1i0•
lien with hie aitgattee because it glees
him the power of doing good and who has
rued° op hie mind to live and die in the
0erv,00 of God and his fellow anatomy,
90 rear traohere appr000hing to with m
model. 10 a dtllioult tette, yet we alaet
soothed in it or else we have dons nothing
fur elementary loetrn81ton,"
I0 we were to take )hie p,ragraph above
and follow ouretu'ly the thoughts of M,
Uuizol we would find the key to the three
questions suggested in the beginning of
this paper, viz ;—How to improve our
statue in the eyes of the public ; to the
Byes 00 the pupils and Sobool Board and
in the eyes of our mental vision ; and the
teacher would be more highly esteemed ;
his poettiou more aeoule and hie future
0800080 mi nced. The teachermust em.
ploy aoeuraoy in thinking, gniokuees to
perception and 1300p0 in imagination ;
exeroise the observing tsoulty ; foster the
spiritual and ebimulule the reasoning
powers, ft seems he should be the em
bud,meot of every thing that ie true, just,
noble and good.
By auoomptiehiug the beet service of
whish we ore able we exalt the teaoher'e
eooial position and iefiuonoe. lo is not
to be expeoted that desirable and capable
men and women will be attracted to a
Vocation in whioh ab beat there ie much
that is wearisome and eaootlug Lanese
there are strong oompeusa01ug ad-
vantage. By preparing °ursolved for our
duties by a long oonrse of soholaetio and
profes010000 training and then giving the
very best remits of this t0 our olasee0
and echo ,l boards we establish a per.
matenoe 10 oar prolesetmr end make
ourselves worthy of all true respect.
Here agate are three great Wessels of
leachers, the ono web educe ted, another
fairly we.l eduooted and the other
ignorant. Certainly the tact Mass is be
coming the smallest, more beoauee of its
unpopularity than from an ambition to
better the mental man. Will the
ignorant olaeaes always be willing to sit
in dark windowless huts or will they
sometime desire to build a light and
miry home from which they most get
olearerg mental views ? The question
should not be "How little knowledge
need I got to cloak a monutaio of
vermin ?" The knowledge aotuellyin
possession of the average beaaher may
not be accepted as the minimum for he
will admit he to hampered by his
ignorau0e. The trained teacher, the ex
perienoed teacher, the elioleut teacher ie
diligently 0ought after and thanks to a
rigid examination in all our provinces
the toroe of teaohero is beooming rapidly
more efficient. There are two other
classes to deal with, the email
number who have University training
and the large uumber who have nat.
The hundrede of. Normal school
graduates find planes in the towns or in
eight of them. The graduates of the
University, it they teaoh at all, find
planes in the 0itiee and oollegee. It is
right that they should Sud good pod -
wens. They have paid the p,ioe of pre-
paration. They deserve o. reword for
their effort.. Bot how the efficient
teacher ie needed in the 0oentry Sobool 1
a mealier loyal and patrioti0 and with a
spirit olose kin to that of the missionary,
a lover of wisdom, pc -sassing true
humanity and ail virtues flowing from
love of truth. How better oan a teaober
raise hie statue than -giving heed to these
virtues.
He may andshould improve hie status
by remaining aloof Irene the trivialities
of gossip and small talk that is found to
an extent in every section. Let him
study to maintain a quiet but ,pleoe0n1
dignity-, worthy or the position he holds.
He will find that this pays as Ito and
'
mute, for be will be valued ab his own
worth. Other people will va.tie him as
he 301000 himself, not being ashamed to
einem his own worthbut doing it grime.
fully and without boast.
mato purpose of leading to better
v�g�ls�B�S�til��=i�&l the anti
0. Don't let us be too oovore la 0ryhlg
outege111atae arien paid. There le Iola
o e „
of room at the cup and It We ty 1 p our.
00lve8 t0 001tp010 with the htgheel Unly
then 0(101' w0 resell the bigheet. We sun.
not all be high animal tnaatore but let us
in whatever oleos of tcaobers we may
plane Ourselves endeavor to excel in that
pparlivalar oleos, ',than the eatery will be
forlbeoming if we perform our -tasks,
(von the 80101/0/6 ones so [Violently that
000'1rtte(eoo rcahza that our twelve's are
indiepetleibls to them. 'Then there is
great room for improvement in our
rooks. In confronting that "State
salary" queatiest. How oan we expoot
to have that permanence and bigll
statue desirable when we are 8o frequent.
ly facing that question Let tie 00y ft
down and bury it ten fathoms deep..
Our prolesei0u le stripped of Ito dignity
Whet; selfish arid aiprinelpled teaohero
will persist in bidding one against the
other, leaving a sohool In the middle of
term and being toned about by every
mer00nery breeze that blowe, Snob
baster° oliou d be tamped au blank•
geode and buried from the profee.ion,
Suvb 10011000 1101 only lower the teach.
er 10 the ey00 of the people and trunteeo
but load the board to look with die1ru80
on the more honorable ones,
Let a teaoher improve hie statue by
looking to hie phyetoal well being. Good
health is e000ntial to good work and a
teeoher'o life above ab needs to be free
loom frritwbhity, nervo0Ouess and pet
t,0hoaea. lie mints to feel he to a man
mining men, able to enter into the eoolal
life and taste the lead in the develop.
[neat of the community end heap abreast
of the time,
71 ie not 000000ary that a teacher
'starting out with bis Junior Leaving
standing abouid remain there, for the
regulatione now provide for a teacher
actually engaged in teething to obtain
Bettor Teaohere' standing by writing It
off in four parte and for thoee who have
no knowledge of Latin a epeeist paper ie
provided. Good ae thie le, 11 to neither
right nor fair that any teacher should
000upy hours or even expend all his
eurplue energy out of sohool hours in
pursuing thole a -course.
The day le poet when a young mat
000 "keep sohool" for eta hours in tbo
day and occupy about lour out of Chet
six in pursuit's the studies to the medioal
onrrioulum ur some other profeeeion. If
a teacher find it impossible to etudy for
the Senior Teaohere' examination while
teachingit will pay him to drop out for a
year or even two. After that is obtained
he rum suture University etaudiog for
himself if he is willing to work: Queen's
University offers an opportunity for a
teuoher to ee0are hie degree extra mor-
ally, whisk opportunity has been taken
advautuge of by many tesohere, A
teacher holding a first Claes oortifioate is
allowed five anbjeot° on •hie B. A. worth
but it he doesn't bold that he may start
right in anyway, completing the oonrse
in three years after Senior Leaving or
four after Junior Leaving. He may take
a general B. A. course or branch into
olaeetee, Engliab, Moderne and History,
Soienoe, etc. Having Senior Leaving
etaudiog five subjects are allowed, eo
one really starts in the second year. One
may write on five enbjeots a year but
there is generally considered a heavy
year's work extra murally. By paying
five dollars the examination is held at
any centre the candidate may wish.
Puller explanations may be found on
this 000ree by writing to G. Y, Chown,
Registrar of Queen's University, King•
emu tor a calendar.
A teaober should improve himself by
reading the 0taesio0 of our literature,
Maoaulay, Pope, Johnean, Goldemith,
eta. By becoming familiar with them be
will find it time well spent. Then too,
we have oar own Teachers' Educational
Juuroale sod reading 000ree which oon,
talo grains for thought and advancement
in our partio0lar lice of work, andfor
the careful reading of which diplomas
are granted by the Minister of Education,
The Doctor, the Lawyer the Clergyman,
enoh reads up in his special line and why
should not the teaober? Why should
be dteoontinoe hie studies after he has
mowed the prescribed examio thous?
With better salaries let ns give good
value for the money.
Many of .the teachers have raised
their statue too through correepond-
en0e Bottools which give eaoellent oonreee
iu all the branches for a !motion of the
Duet 11 tithes- to go to College, Bot I
hear 0omeolle say, "I dort!t need a
Uuivereity education or a Senior Leaving
certificate or anything higher- than I
already poeeessto be able to teaob a
olasain.primary reading. "Well now yon
oan teach it mush better by eeonriog a
Senior Leaving certificate. But you may
say "1 know teaober° who have a Senior
Leaving and who are not, may I say.
worth their salt." I agree with you bat
it is not because they poeeese a Senior
Leaving certtfim,te that they are no good
as teachers. It lies in the fast that
teaahere' are "born not made," even
though th.y were to have a dozen degrees
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EIAlOM LAiIOURBREI
4' AND i)OIbIRSTIOS—
1 kava been appointed by the Dom1elon.
Government to plum Immigrants from the
Belted Kingdom iu positions es 'term lob.
onrors or domeoila servants in this vicinity.
Any person requiring such help ahouldnoti-
fy nos by letter stating fully the kind of help
required, when wanted and wNgee offered,
The numbora arriving may not be en/Solent
to supply all requests but every effort will
he made to provide ouch applicant with
help reenlred. -F, S, S0O'l'T,
0anadtau G oye0nmen t l;mplOymeut Agent
12.1y //resole I',O.
after their names they would never
make euooeseful teachers, If you as a
primary teacher, feel that you can teeth
the number oombiuetioue to yoer eatie•
Notion I any that you oould tenth those
Same things infinitely better ou ecoo0nt
of the very dieoipline in mind Graining
Scoured through the study of Trigonome•
try and the higher Algebra. If yen
feel that you can bring oat the beauty of
that little gem of Buglteh let me say
that a taller meaning Gurnee into vision
through the study of the odes of Horace
and the orations of Ctoero. What a
grace in thought is lent by the reading
of sweet sentimenliatiea rendered in the
French or German and how often a
knowledge of Latin will delve to the
bottom and bring ont the foroefglinese of
English Literature where nothing aloe
Dan.
How the study of Nature too helps in
almost every eobjeot. The Edoeation
department last year made arrangements
for Summer Sohoolo to be held at the
Normal College, Hamilton end at Nor-
mal Sol:mo18, Toronto, Ottawa and Lon•
don. The main purpose of the Schools
woe to give inetruotton in MIonal Train-
ing, Household Balance, Nature Study
and A.M. No tees were required and the
Goat of the books was slight. There are
also holiday oonreee in the McDonald
Institute, Guelph, where teachers are
truly taught by the Nature method by
means of field gardens, tramping expe-
ditions and in fest exploriug and ex.
['Milling almost every living thing in
eight. .Snob -amane as this certainly
opens the eyes of the teacher whose
observation powers had hitherto lain
dormant. Be most needs atop by the
lane, in the park or at the hedge to ex-
amine into the folding of the tiny bud,
the peculiar markings of a wayside
flower or the brilliancy of a winged
Nomura, How mush more forcefully
one can teach that imaginative story of
"Jack in the pulpit" or "The Rumble
Bee" atter snob an awakening.
To those who are fortunate enough to
be able to travel to other parte of the
vast Dominion or erose the waters there
comes a refreshing not derived from any
other Bonne. Bight seeing and novelty
is always stimulus to competition and
improvement and i0 math sought after.
But next beat to aotnaily seeing is seeing
with o0r mental eye through reading and
we can at times believe ourselves crone•
ported even to those fer•awey regions.
But let ne not forget the need for good
companions in either literal or mental
travel and seek out only those influences
that will be uplifting.
There is nothing else in whiob a teach•
er 0on be of greater one In a oommnnity,
eupeoially in a country section, than in
maeio. He should It at all mreioally
inoliued become familiar with mueiool
knowledge. A teacher raises his statue
by being proficient in music and be also
owes it to himself to eo strain the epeak-
ing voice that it will senors prompt
obedience and instant attention without
any nnoeoessary display of authority.
The Commercial colleges have been a
great boon to our profee0io0 and we find
maty teachers doubling their eateries
and steadily climbing up the ladder of
80oor80 through wilting a apeoial train
ing iu the Oommeroial eobjeot° on our
00rri01luen thus obtaining Specialist
eertifioabea in a comparatively .abort
period and planing tbemoelvee on an io•
finitely higher levet than before taking
such a 0011000.
We shall merely tench on the import -
twee of attending our Teachers' Inetita0ee
as a. means of improving our status.
This institute bifida 08 together remind•
ing os that we are working for one
another, for our profession and for our
own self improvement. Let us do all
we
oan to further the interests of the
Institute and never absent ourselves
from these gatherings except under the
oxtus° of a medical oortifioa0e.
We have reached the' close of our
paper now but feel that we mut leave
one more point with you that may possib-
ly yield frit. It is a point need I say
suggested by a gettleman teaober. Be
said he would consider the phase of the
eobjeot requiring the most emphasis to
be what the lady teaahere should do to
improve their status. He said "Let
them all gat buoy aid get marrieds" I
=not say whether that would be an
improvement of status or not but would
rather euggeet that the gentlemen teaob.
ere improve their otat0e first and then
there may be a ohanoe for the ladies,
Thanking you.
WHEN
SINGLE
HARNESS
You are buying let us sell you either a Genuine Rubber
Trimmed or Goldean or Solid Niokie as they are durable and neat
and a pleasure to the user. We make all our Harness and do not
handle Factory Harness, therefore you are sure to get a good article
from u9.
Dusters and Plush Lap Rugs, Rubber Rugs, Trunks and
Satchels at Lowest Prises.
Three Sets Second. Hand Single Harness for sale at a Bargain.
Dwelling Rooms to let above store. Very convenient.
About 2,000 Red Pressed. Milton Brick for sale.
C •
is tu' ards
god Roller Flour dills
[19,'00) 0l, lh lCt,ve'twr'a" t"4'41'4
We have just received a car load of
Ogilvie's Famous
dam s iBo azHousahaldi
Flour
ur
in 25 lb., GO lb, and 100 lb. sacks. Nowis she time
to Jay in a supply 08 )Flour prices are advancing.
"WHITE LOAF" FLOUR
the product of our own manufacture, is without an
equal. Give it a trial and be convinced.
OATMEAL DEPT ou hand for sale or in sultange
for Oats,
All kinds of Peed kept constantly on hand,
Ring up Telephone No. 4 if you desire anything in
our line and have not time to call.
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WM•& ROAD PRYw E
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BRUSSELS
Ewana t'F .
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Are Ready for Summer Sales with a
Stock of Buggies that Defy Oonpetition.
The new Dash Supporter is a long felt want. No more broken
dashes oan occur to any purchaser of a Ewan & Co, Buggy, and no
Black stays as we have the remedy to prevent loose, flopping back
stays. Our Buggies have improvements that no other Buggieehave.
100 BUGGIES TO SELL
Likewise all kinds of Rubber Tire Buggies on band. We invite in-
tending purchasers to inspect our stook and buy a Buggy made by
Ewan & Co. in Brussels and save your money.
We also handle along with our own Buggies, work of reliable firms
moth ae Oshawa, Brookville and Brantford Buggies for any one re-
quiring them.
Call and buy at Ewan & Co.'s, Brussels Carriage Works, and save
money.
OLD BUGGIES Re -painted, Tope Relined and Covered and made
as good as new.
Call and get our Prices.
T will mail you tree, to prove merit
/temples of my Dr, Stoop's Restorative
and my Boole on either Dyspepsia, the
heart or the kidneys. Troubles.of the
etomaoh, heart or kidneys, are merely
symptoms of a deeper ailment. Don't
matte the oommon error of treating
symptome only. Symptom treatment ie.
treating the result of your ailment and
nob the cease. Weals etomaob nerves—
the ineide serves—mean 'etomaob weak.
nee° always. Aad the heart and kid.
nays aewell, have their controlling or
ineitie nerves. Weaken these nerves and
,you inevitably have weak vital organa.
Here is where Dr. Shoop'° Restorative
line made its fame. No otter remedy.
even olaime to 00041 the "inside nervee."
Also for bloating biliousness, bad breath
oroomplexion, nee Dr. Shoop'e Restore,
tive. Write iso to for sample and
Oen book, Dr. Shoop, Rao)ne, Wis.
The Restorative i0 sold by all dealers,
EWAN CO.
Do you like good, Bread, and Pastry
If so you must bake with good Flour.
I have in stock now the Celebrated
Puritan
r
d
Manufactured by the Western Canadian Flour
Mills Co., of Winnipeg. Also the well known
the output of the Lake -of -the -Woods Milling 0o.
A trial will convince you of the excellence of
these Qualities.
All kinds of Feed kept on hand and sold at Rea-
sonable Prices.
BRUSSELS
r
fiaPfi'aaralliMMP eS' ==era= �aC®PAS
PRICES
POR
ICE
GRE kB
For the Com-
ing Summer
ice Cream
5 OTS.
Ice Cream Soda
In any of the Popular Flavors
5 CTS.
Fruit Sur.d.aes and
Maple Walnuts
100. 3 FOR 25C.
Syrup Sund,aes
5 CTS,
Jr W, KERN
FY1
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