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"iJt. .JIIHI .1 iliLY STANDARD JO I), BAKRIER & SON, Editors and Proprietors. Oi Oii . IN - BRICK - ROW. mm mmm 1HE StANDARD is published every day (Suiultiv excepted) and delivered by arried. Katea of Subscription : f Ooe year 00 Six montne. ............ 2 00 Tares months., ....... . . 100; One month; . . . . 35 , Single couy. 05h THE WEEKLY STANDARD is a our-page, eisrht-coluuj n paper. It has a larger irenlaiion in Cabarrus than any ether paper. " Price $1.00 per annum in advance. Advertising: Rates t Terms for regular advertisements made known on application ; 4 Address all communications to THE 8 I'ANP RD, Concord, 1J..0. CONCORD. ,N. C, MARCH U ,1899. SOME REQUIREMENTS. TOO MUCH DEALING' The queerest story we have seen lat uly una said to be vouched for (but wo don't vouch for the say ing) is thftt an Englishman hap poncd Titli anaceident by which one. leg wes made shorter than the other. He tried the phy sicians to get more length to the short icj. All failed of course and at iat he applied to a Cbrinm Scince healer who gave one tratnjnt in presence and being nbonV to sail for America pronged to keep up the treat ment ir "i benia" whirh seams to v.' c .-; the purposo. The pfor TTT17. tht this leg got to growing bob, the thing would Dot :or i7'1p "1 : 7Qt lone eronch and - O. D What a Boy Should Be Able to Do When ' He Leaves School. Written for The Standard. 1 . Be able 'to read well, j Reading ?3 the key to all written and printed knowledge. .Reading is either oral or silent-The purpose of silent reading is to inform or en ter tfvin5 611 rsrelve - The purpose of oral; reading is to inform or enter tain others , , n V, . f I wish I had time to dwell upon the importance of good reading. A good reader holda-; the : key to past agep and,may find "A treasure surpassing Australian ore, And live with the great and good of yore; The sage's lord and the poet's lay, The glories of empire passed away, The world's great drama will thus un fold, t f And yield a treasure better, than gold.' 2. Be able to write. It is a bad thing not to be able to write your own name. Writing is a great convenience. There is no good reason why every American boy should not, when he becomes a roan, be able to write his own notes and leases, and even his own will. I am not much of c frietd of? D ficuvcred by a Wouiim. Anofber great dfecoyery has been made, and that V too, by a lady: in this country. Disease fastened its clutche upoa aer and for peven years she withstood the ?verett teets, but hervvital -organs were uns dermined and death seemed immir neut. j For three months ) she coughed incessantly, and could not sleepjSbe finally di poo vered a ay to recovoTy, by purchasing of ua a bottle oi Dr. King'e New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much relieved on taking first dueet that she slept all night; and with two bottled, has been absolutely cured. Her pamo i Mrs. Luther Lu.tz. Thu9 writes W C Haranick & Co , of Sbfjlhy, N. C. Trial bottio free at P B Fotzr's drug s'ore. Regular F!Z3 5dcand $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. . It 7a a Bad Sbootlnff. The1 Bristol, Ya. shooting afffJr proves to bo quite serious, nainilion is expected to die and pen. Walker's wounds are eaid to be dangers though he is resting well. i Tv is ki?ry hard to stand idly by and sec oat ilcr ones suffer while awaiting nntfifl;ftnnv.hnolro. flhil'n nnht 1 the arriv of the doctor. An Albany, f , . , : ' ' (N. Y.iUl'vrvmsn crlled at a drug store ike si-'v'1 rian has not the ad dress of thr healer and is adver- 1 x luo lady to stop the job 'as quk:My as possible for the leg br.3 tyiv?j throe inches past the hrr- f.lrciariy. After the growth -t ft vpp.l it .will be in order for ' 1 r r,c; !j: f-v"nake it erow back t ? the t length ojr lengthen tho otLcr leg. Either pro cazA annrs a man of Tery .un co; tvi a sbtjire and probably y:tj iirp-'iibCnable proportions if xhe lire oi communications is not kapt well open so as to stop heal ing at the ris:ht time. S. Otbo Will Not Contend. As to the statement that Otho Vriiaoa will "contend for, his place," we beve it upon authority of Mr! 17ilsun himself that he never haB thought for -an instant of cohtefltiog . E wers' title to the position to vbih the latfer bas been electedvas hia auccefieor, nor contemplated for an inarant disregarding or. coatendv ing against the integrity' anoTfail iorce and effeot of his resignation vrhicb sr'- scceptcd by tbev LegiBla tare. Raleigh Poatr to be taught to write en paper and to write le.Jbly and rapidly. 3. Be afye to spell well. People are apt to judge echolar ehipglargely from spelling. But some of the bset lawyers and iLinhsrs that the world has knoiru hvo been poor spellers. It's no disgrace to mieg a word occasionallj, and there are" many other accomplish ments that count for more ttsn apMling. But with the facilities nor offered there is no reaaoa why evt,ry American boy should not epell well. 4. Be able to count accurately and quickly. Addition 13 the principal pr.rt arithmetic. When you go into business, you will add ten times as much as yoa will diyide or multi ply. The teacher who drills the boys and girls well in addition is doing a good thing for the tatura men and women. nary hCVQ r: t, doctor to wme and see his child, then very sick with croup. Not finding the doctor m, he left word for him td come at once on his return. He also bbaght a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough! Remedy, which he hoped would give pome relief until the doctor should arrive; Iii a few hours he returned, saying: the doctor need nc4 come, as the child was riuch bettor. The drnggiot. Mi. OH Scholz, ra-i the family has since I i:coranitC"cl Chamberlaina ConLj Remedy to their neighbors and friend? until he has a constant demand for it from that part of the country. For sale by rJ L ivlarsh & Co. THE BEST PRESCRIPTIONEOR CHILLS and fever is a bottle of Groove raste.' less Chill Tonic: Never fails cirre;1 Then why experiment with worthless imitations? - Price ' 60 eenta. r Tour money back if it fails to cur, r The Volunteers to Come Soon. It is announced from Washington nat the war department 5ijl hasten the removal of the volunteer!, except the engineers and tle immunes, to as to be in the United Htirtfi( (he 1 rst of May, when t he r urantrne lawa will enterfere with bringing ihem from Unba. 5. Be able to thnh originally, ' 1' . i - '. S j. ... One boy who can think for him self and who uses, his own brains is worth ten boys who do not do bo. Teachers may do much to culti ate : the habiti of independent thinking, but they can't do it all. r The boy who can read rwell and who can thinkl fof bitn8elf cannot fail of Buocc:- if he is made of good ituff and. has the right kind of a heart in him. It takes time and work to jget an education. I am pleased to riote-thatthei attendance at our graded schools is so gsod and I hope .that it fmay. continue to be or Pfrpilg wfeo dr6pfcbut before the I close of the term can hardly be pro- C. 8, COLER j van? u iVy A v That is the way all druggists sell Grove's Tasteless Chill TonHp for chills and Malaria. ItfUi elmp Quinine in aj tastele :'forr4thil6ci ic.rr iu Aauits relent to bitt' nau- V In all aa of Nal Catarrh there should be cleanliness. As experience proves. Ely'n Cream Balb is ' a cJ eanser soother fend healer of the diseaBdmeribrfiini ;lt "is not dry ing or irritating, and does jxot pro duce sneezing ITo teat it a trial siz MJWailecblp centilHhe.Jarge size for 60 cants' by Ely Brothers,56 Warren Street, JJew York. Drug inu traanostrm l$pl&a over the membrane and relief is immediate. It is an agreeabletcure. ' Ktmii ' '. 1 WANTmVill pay 2i to 3c. for two or: three thousand oclfano! ltira&ijrs. Must bo icwcooa conaiuoni fa ryj-- , . Sim. furclies Dcnd. - At'btr home m liifesviHe, Mrs. C L Fmches died' Monday. Mrs. Farclies was, rnly about 28 years of age. j She leaves a husband and several children'. 1 1 1 1 Mre. Parches 'is the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oauble, of Forest iiiilJl Mro. if archer 021C0 lived here. 1 000 PERSONS BEAD! I.'! LOVE WITH OUR Laundry Work. Ts ours a pawn shop ? That's no joke For long wekeepyoui clothes in'soak." And, too, are we prize-fighters then, Because we Collar and Cuff the men ? If thus our calling ye condemn, Brinsf in your men of hits and hurts, -We'll take the starch right out of them And promptly put it m their Shirts, Our Laundry strides at .mighty pace, Because we treat each special case. Cair's clothes we dry upon a rail, And those fdr Gale out in a gale. 'Tia in a shed that Shedd's are'dried; Miss Fields' are hung in ( meadows wide, ' - . -y-' And Gamp's we always dry in tents, And those for Post out on the fence. We dry Stone's clothes upon awall And Pond's will hardly dry at all. y We?flay with clapp-ers' those for Clappj: And doze and dream, o'er those for . Knapp. : -We hustle some o'er thos;e for! Swift; .But ISnow's, we simply let them drift. We iron with glass all those for Glazier, And Peck'B we always do by measure There'eDay wants aU his clothes tonight. And Knight wants all 'of his todays Today we'll send the clothes to Knight, Tonight we'll send the'clothes to Day. There's Gray wants his clothes "done' up brown," ' i t. vBut Brown won't have his "done up gray." i And as for Black, 'twould make him If black 'should speck his shirt from view, T And'Mr. Green that ladies fellow, Twould make him white .to find his yellow; Vv.. '"Ui5vi -. A spotter-spotted :his suit X gtayj a H But quickly we took those spots away. Why don't theTurk cease crying peace" And tall on us to wipe out Grease 71 Here bushf ul youths in love confessed, V Can :have their Suits Buoee&fully ' pressed In Lauidry Work wewpxtst. i And hblabuf patrons by kt!ieir Shirts. Tell all "your uneleahJl'youx aunts, ; To send all their Shirts and Pants, And all their fabrics, coarse and fine, s And we will rarely. Tnap rhin.. CONCORD t The Racliet tor e. i ... 1. 0' 1 ' f You) will save money by seeing our f lini9 ol White Goods for the babies. , Our 16 and 18 cent Dimity sells for 25 cents. ; One ladie told us she had just paid 25 cents for the India I Jiinen we offered her at 10 cents per yard. ) : - r . 1 - 1 Our line of HAMBtJRG- isthenioest assortment wo have eyer shown. New lot of Crokinole Boards ' at 1.08. We -have decided to continue special prices on Box Papers and Tablets. All Box Paper contains 24 sheets, ol paper and 24 envelops. 50 Boxes worth 5 and luc at dc. 100 Boxes at 5c, worth lOo. 122 Boxes at 7c, worth 10 to 15o. 160 Boxes at 10c, worth 15 to 25c. 250 Boxes at 15c, worth 25 to 30c. 95 Boxes at 25c, worth 35 to 50o. 100 Fencit Tablet, regular 5c ones for 3d. 432 ink Tablets at 3c, worth 5c. ; 125 Ink Tablets at 5c, worth 10c. 456 Ink Tablets at 10c, warch 10 to 25c. 1 New lot of Belt, Sash, and Neck Ribbon, Buckles and Clasps in today. a Is mm. THE R v SUBSCRIBER T0-' aiwfl-iy, - K , A Home Paper Containing Home and Other News That Is of Inter est to. Our Readers. t SEUO II! YOi SUBSCRIPTiOI ' :4 '1 In order that a Paper . may thrive in our city it must have the hearty 00-op '.eration and patronage of its people. - i Li It' Price oi Datt.v R-r. 1 . Ci- ' . -One year vSix months hreemontha 35nem6nthl One week ,; -I.' Single copy $4.00-2.00 it' L00 35c, lOo . ." -' , 5c r t-iin m23d-w. GTCrowell. it
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