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Price $400 Per Year.
NOT ONLY THE IDEAS
Embodied In theLcsson toBcEearuccl
But a Siumber of Otjier Things Are
"- A 1 no to Be Included. I
Writteifor The Staudard. , j'i
In tbe matter of advancing pu-
pus irom one book to the next, or
from the one subject to the next
in thb same book, the teacher
must have due regard to the fact
that the, reasoning powers l of
children develop at different rates.
Tr, crv,Q 'at,sm u vi-
nvuiu vuuutcu ii uuLoaio call v.i
1T1 ftthfirfl IntA Tha fnilnra Ir.
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serye this ditterence-.m - children
would lead the teacher into diffi-
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c ulties which bo might not oyer-
come, ihe error would prove a
s tumbling block to his succe3sj
It is always y ell to ascertain by
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examination wliother the pupil
has, the true ideas that have been
embodied in the paraaraph or les-
Kon iio urecueu, ma ao im-
portant that the pnpil should have
not only the idea imbodied in? the
lesson, but he cliould see clearly
the connection oi tuc? ideas, their
dependence upon one another, the
relation they sustain to each other,
iu word he should comprehend
the thought einpodied in the les-
son. ne snouia oe so wen taua:nt,
and become so. familiar : with" the
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parts oi tne lesson ever afterwards
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The principlo refbrred to aboye
is no doubt more frequently yio-
Tatediii the study of arithmetic
than any other of the common
school studies. Pupils are often
times hurried on from one section
of the book to another without
having acquired adequate knowl-
over. The natural result is that
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,the teacher has great trouble' jvith
the class, and the pupils practi
cally learn but . little of anything
at all. They too frequently learn
to hate arithmetic, the study
which is to serve them in busi
ness transactions in after life.
To obviate this difficulty,
deed it is a difficulty, the teacher
; should go -over each section re-
Speatedly, each time putting such
! questions and drawing such 'ex-
Iplanations as will or may test the
progress the pupils are making in
comprehending the work they are
doing. A
I It. should be remembered that
Re operations in arithn.etio e
mciuuuu m uv lour ruies, auui-
.ion
subtraction multiplication
. . m, 4 A a
nd division. The attempt to ad-
;ance the child beyond ... these
jefore they have
become
somewhat easy to the
would give the teacher maoh. use
less trouble, and would result) in
verv slow if anv Drosress. lit is
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at this stage ot the pupil's educa-
tion that the wise teacher makes
haste, slowly, continuously) and
thoroughly. M T J Ijudwig.
MORE COURTS.
Unr Xcslslator to Make an Effort to
Secure Foar Courts Each Year; for
Cabnrrns.
Mr. Lather Hartsell, who
for
some weejes will be at Raleigh in
the meeting of the Legislature will
make an effort,, and a successful one
very probably too, for Cabarrns
hereafter to have four terms of
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I H pONCOKDN. 0., MONDAY, JN- 2a899.r I 1 . ! Single Copy 5 Oia
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court esctK vetr instead of two, as
we cow bare. Thh will be a good
step for Mr. Hartseil for his county,
and then probably numerous
caaes
that havUeen on our
dockets for
Tears and vears ana are yet un
touched Will' be nettled.
Another advantage m the ruling
will be tliat of keening the prisonere
At, present it is not the cistqm to
je8t Artoin class of lawbreakers
DDtil - f onth or two before the
term of court in order to save the
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Inn I 'Inner II Mnrl hfdpfJ when tha
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V-i ltJ.LLAU,S. It JLittB UOU l5 Qiav 1U U11EUU
for 8eVeral months his sentence is
made ligler, teoanetf of. the punish
ment he fcflrtady bad to bear by
being kfept behind the bars.
A Pfefent there is a vacation for
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i hn inn nri try Ihu il i atntnr 1 v ha
m3nthsJof April and October, phich
place3vlied vrijlJ be what Cabarrus
will vaiiV 0 th rivn conntiea in
th aitict Ut
teell ibforms
G3 tbat QiTcs and Yadkin
are
the cni counties that have omy two
courts eli jcir. '
Probity cm tC.i. will also be
m'ftde t( Change jome of the conn ties
lu jthi3-pitrict.
xiaey wui;c:ioi For oo
A ' number of their married
friendcUined with Mr. and
Mrs.
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JJUl
L Brown last Saturday after-
noon.
Iiater the younger folJiB
had the pleasure of Mr.
t, f ,
Brown s hospitality, a
and Mrs.
number
i
having' btoen invited to the watch
party, j Ere Ion?; after spending
some
time in the eoioyment of
creams! cakes, fruits, etc., the end
ut
98 drew near while all listtned
at
the twelve long i strokes which
announced that '99 was now be
fore us J All was love in the
beautifully furnished apartments
I s.t ,
rT thia ihnma hnr ttt han thA nrlinnn
were given ana an were Home
ward bound '99 was found to be
quite different from the la t hours
eff the preceding one.
A Thief Bronglit From Mf. Pleasant.
Oonstab'e Jjfler came inf from
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Mt, Pleasant today (Monday) with a
ne&;ro namea will Jtitereon, wno
must wait until the coming, court to
answer the charge of stealing a pair
ofj leggiilga,' a pair of gloves and a
pair of Biofs from Mr. Dan Barrier
Wfaen tbe negro was arrested U had
the articles of which he was accused
ofstealing.
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To Visit Concord
The I Eight Honorable James
a it
yorkejjarettor Scarletl
more
widely! known as Lord Abinger, a
young nobleman from Ben Neyis,
tl 5r , , , , i ..
Scotland, who has b en hunting;
and trayeling in the West,is ex-
pected i to arrive here some time
soon to visit his cousin, Mrs. R E
Gibson.!
r Anna Thev sav I have
my
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mother's mouth and nose.
Hannah Well, your mother was
lucky to! get rid of 'em. Yonkers
$i&iesmn.
Newport News has smallpox.
It is yet confined to a colored
settlement; thus far.
It ib said that when Gen. Garcia
died he left his widow and daughter
in poverty; and patriotic Cubans
are now raising a fund for their ben
efit. Daily Reflector.
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mrs. J: E Smoot returned home
this morning from Salisbury.
Mr. G G Ritchie, ons of Rich
field's principal business men,is here
to Jay on busine83.
Mr. G W Odd, of Lynchburg,
Va., spent yesterday here with his
friends. .'- '. ik ' ; I.
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Mr. Geo. Riohmond,? of Dan
ville, Va., spent Saturday night
here with relatives. I
Dr. W C Houston and wife
and Mies Adams have returned
home from a visit to Monroe. "
Mrs. R KIBIack went over to
. i
Charlotte this morning to vi3it her
parents. I
Burton Smitb who has been
yi8iting his friend, Robt. Young, re
turned to Charlotte this morning.
Mrs. Darant, of Charlotte, who
has been visiting Mrs, J M Odell,
returned home this morning.
Mr, and Mrs. J P
Lea
went
to Davidson tiiis morning after
spending several. days at the home
of Mr. P B Fei zpr. "
Miss Grace! Brown
returned
spending
rienda m
home thia morning after
several days with her
Salisbury. H
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Mr. Holland' inompson re
turned this morning, after spending
his holidays at: his home at States
ville. He also spent several days
i q Raleigh. j j j
Mr. Walter! Jones,
of South
Carolina, who travels for a house in
DanviliCj-wiitihis tqorning on
business. Mr. Jones married Miss
Essie Slougb, formerly of ithis place
Miss Willie Dnrant,of Oharlotte,
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whose company has added to the
pleasure of j oar young folks for the
last week, returned home this morns
ing. .
FRENCH PEAS,
KORNLET
and
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ITALIAN PASTE
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Ervin & Morrison
GROCER
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Beats Ihe Klondike.
Mr. A C Thomas, of j Marysville
Tex., has found a more valuable
UlsUUVCiy tuau uao 'jot ucou uiauo
in the Klondike. For years he Euf-
fered untold agony from consump
tion, accompanied by hemorrhages;
and was absolutely cured by Dr,
King's New Discovery 1 for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. He
declares that gold is of little value
in comparison' with this jmarvelous
cure; would have it, even if it cost
a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma,
Bronchitis and jail throat and lung
affections are positively cured by
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. Trial bottles free at P h
Fetzer's drug store. Regular sizs 50
cents and $1.0(J. Guaranteed to
cure or price refunded.; I 7,
Mr. S A Fackler, editor of the Mioa
nopy, Fia., Hustlar, with his wife and
children, suffered terribly! from La
Grippe. One Minute Cousdi Cure was
the only remedy i that helped them. It
acted quickly. Thousands ot others
use this remedy ! as a specific for La
Grippe, and its exhausting after effects.
P. Gibson, i
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WHY
NOT
GET INTO THE SWIM-THE ELECTION IS oyER-THANKSGIVING IB
"PAST AND IN A FEW MORE DAYSgWE WILL HAjVE
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS 1 Oh, Yes!
Christmas times. We don't
State
of North Carolina to. buy
mental PRESENT than the
FURNITURE HOUSE
SEE.
Run over the list and see
tl ! y;-
Hundred Bed Room Suits ? in
good.
medium and best. Wardrobes
Closets, Office Desks ' Book
Chairs, Dining Chairs and all
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sals Carpet Sweepers, Cook Stoves, 'Mattress ahd SpriDg Baby
Tenders, Boy Wagons, Go Carts, Coas
peds, etc.
Oar line oi Pictures and
must be seen! to be appreciated.
We have bought at right prices
you will favor us with a call
TTipan lnstwhat we sav. Come
for a merry -Christmas we are
Yours
Bell, Harris. &1
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AGAIN.
You must have presents for
know of any better p
ace in the
a useful
as well as
an
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BELL
HARRIS M CO.
if we are not correct,!
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One
all the fancy woods. Parlor
Side Boards, China
Cases, Hall Racks,
Kocking
kinds of
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ers, Trycicies, "V-eloso
Frames, Mirrors, Lamps, etc.,
We have bought largely.
We have bought to sell if
we will conyince yon that we
and see us; With best wishes.
'Company.
HIPPY
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