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THE DAILY EXAMINE% CHARLOTIETON AUGUST 13, t00,

EDITED BY INSPECTOR M’CORMAC.

NUGGETS,

I, Mosquitas may leave, but back- biters we have always with us,

Il, Love well your work, no other

rule So sure, so safe as this, Who does his labor grudgingly (he true reward shall miss

Lil. “Debt, dirt, and the devil,” says Spurgeon, “are three bad things, and, while the latter, serpentlike, may wriggle in, the two former may be kept out by hard work, honesty, and scrub. bing-brushes.” See that your school- room is scrubbed and swept as often as is necessary ‘Cleanlimess is nex: to godliness,” and lessons in cleanliness cannot be taught ma dirty schoolroom IV. Have all written work in the schoolroom done neatly and legibly. Pay strict attention to writing in copy —books clean and devoid ef blots. i:ndeavor to have your school win one ot the diplomas offered for competition in this Column. V. Do not give your pupils long lessons in reading. It is better to have them read _ two paragraphs well than te read four fairly well,.or eight in a stumbling, mumbling tashion., VI. Have review exercises oc- casionally, Besure that every lesson makes an impression va the mind of the child. The task forgot as soon as said isno good. Give every pupil to understand that what you tell him ke must tell you at sume date in the near future. In teaching, as in mercantile affaizs, itis well to take-stock .occas- sionally and see where you are drift- ing. VII. Too many school-lots form cattle-pens for Farmer Everybody’s cattle during the summer nights. ieachers should insist on trustees and ratepayers to have :the school lot fenced in— fenced with neat, attractive fence.

WHERE THE CFEARTS ARE.

The following is the list of schools in which Inspector M’Cormac has placed illustrated charts issued by the oyal Canadian Humane Association .iving instructions on (1) how to get a Struggling peson out of the water; (2) if’ cluuchéd, how best to get freé; (3) best methods of rescuing drowning per- sons; (4) how to revive the apparently dead, &c :—

De Gros Marsh, Annandale, Iona’ Little River, Fortune Bridge, Rollo Bay West, Little Harbor, Chepstow, Rollo Bay East, Fortune Head, Egling- ton, Murray Harbor North, Panmure Island, Guspereaux, Sturgeon, Mon- tague Bridge, St. Peter’s Bay, Midgell, Murray River, Gladstone, Guernsey Cove, Cape Bear, Little Sands, White Sands, High Bank, Red Point, Kings- boro, South Lake, East point, Lake- ville, St. Columba, Monticeilo, Cable Head West, Black Bush, Rock Borra, Savage Harbor,

PRIZES FOR PENMANSHIP.

That teachers may be encouraged to pay more attention to the teaching oi Penmanship and that pupils may en- deavor to write neatly and legibly. In- spector M’Cormacfoffers for compc- tition among the schools of the Eastern Inspectorate thirty neatly gotten up, and tastefully printed diplomas which will be awarded to those pupils who send to the Inspector the best writter copy books. This competition ope! s on August 15th, 1g00, and closes June 15th, 1gol. Itisto be hoped that every schvol within the Inspectorate will compete. Each pupil competing tuust give name of school he or she at- tends, age at last birthday, grade to which he or she belongs, name of teacher, and certificate from teacher siating that the work contained i. copy-book sent isthe writing of the pupil and was done during schoo! hours. All writing exhibited shail le done in the vertical system, as that is the system authorized for use in our schools. Writing is aot satisfactorily taught in majority of schools, legibility, neatness, and fluency can certainty be secured with proper care and super- vision; but it is necessary that there shall be real teaching in this subject i!

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success is to be attained. There is foo much go-as-you please work, the teacher having a Latin or French class or working an exercise in Geometry while the pupils below the sixth grade , are doing their writing exercises in copy-books.

MORAL TEACHING IN CHINA. !

In China, for twenty centuries past, the great object of moral teaching has been to inculcate reyerence for amces- tors, devotion to parents and kindness to brothers and sisters. ‘The popular | stories of China turn mostly upon) family affections.

An English missionary, Mr. A. E. | Moule, has translated into English a bouk of Chinese moral tales used in | the schools of China. One story is this :

There was a very naughty boy named Han, whom his mother used very! often to whip, but without making him ' shed a tear. flogged, he

cried; whereupon

But one day after being lia,

The bishop made such progress that the sermon was delivered within the promised period in what was described as excellent Welsh.

GOING BY THE EYE.

Unless one has some other sort of knowledge to contradict it, it is natural to accept the eye. Therefore the answer which a teacher recently rece ye ed from her class of small was not altogether surprising.

“Which is further away,” she asked, ‘England or the moon ?”

“England!” the chiliren answered

quickly.

“England:” she questioned. “What makes you think that?”

‘“’Cause we can see the moon, and we can’t see England,” answered one

_of the brightest of the class.

A SPELLING LESSON—PROPER NAMES

Aaron, Alexander, Algiers, Annapolis, Ann Arbor, Arizona, Arkansas, Austra- Boise City, Bologna, Brooklyn,

his Bordeaux, Brussels, Caesar, California,

mother asked him why he did so. Canandaigua, Cairo, Cayenne, Chau-

“Oh, mother,”

he answered, “you tauqua, Chesapeake, Cheyenne, Chica»

used to hurt me when you flogged me, go, Cologne, Cicero, Cincinnati, Cleve= but now IL weep because you are not land, Colorado, Connecticut, Dakota,

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strong enough to hurt me.”

There is a curious story of a boy of eight, named Woo Mang, which means Brave and Talkative. He was wonder- fully dutiful to his parents who were so poor they could not afford mesquito nettings for their bed. in the evening, used to get into his parents’ bed, and let the mosquitos bite him without disturbance for an hour or two, and then, when they! were filled with his blood, and could | bite no more, he would get out and) call to his parents to go and sleep in | peace.

The work is filled with such tales as these. Family duty seems to be the religion of the Chinese people, and Chinese families live together in peace and harmony. Many of their popular sayings express a very elevated kind of moral feeling. For example; “Use men as you use wood. If an inch 1s rotten you must not reject the whele piece.” “Think of your own faults when you are awake and of the faults of others when you are asleep.”

THANKS.

Inspector McCormac wishes to thank the Faculty of ‘he Summer School of Science for electing him Vice-President of the School fur the ensuing year. Not having been present at the session of the schoul this year the distinction is all the more appreciatcd.

THE WELSH DOUBLE L.

A teacher who has just died in Wales distinguisbed himselt by helping a bishop to make good a boast that he would be able to preach a sermon in Welsh within three months of his con- secra‘ion.

The pronunciation of the “Il” was a serious hindrance, and the teacher gave

» counsel which proved effective :

‘Place the Op of your right rever- eid tongue upon the roof of your episcopal mouth, and hiss like a goose.”

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Low rate Round Trip tickets will be on sale from ai C. P. RK Stations in New Bruoswick.

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Swan River, Edmonton { $40.00

Ticketa will be goo? for eecord clase paseage Only in each direction and good to return until November 16.b 19°0.

Stopovers will be allowed on app! cation to Conductor at Wolf River, Got., Drvden, Oot., and intermediate stations, at Winni. peg, and any poini west thereof.

Free Colonist Sleepers on all trains-

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The Prince Edward Island Maga. zine for August is out and “for 3alke at usual places. It’s a first rate number and the contents, which are as foilows are of a high order of merit:

H. M. S. Crescent The Star Hill Survey The Brocken Spectre J. M. Adversity,a Day Dream J. Edward Rendle Bedeque and its People—11" Henry H. Hooper, Detroit, Mich Newspaper Life and Newspaper Men—IV }. H. Fletcher Mt: Albion Reminiscences Robert Jenkins In Swamp Land Lawrence W. Watson Land o’ Nowhere Bert Marie Cleveland The River Plate and the Argentine Republic Joseph R J. 8S. B

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scottish Cathering

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUS i 22nd, 1908 Train Arraagements.

(Standard Time.)

Special Reduced Fares and Special > rangenents in connection with the Caledonia Club Gathering at Souris, on Wednesday,

August 22nd, 1900.

Station Fare Train Dep. Charlottetown 85c 6.50 a, m. Siandard Time St. Dunstan’s 85c 655 “ ” Roy. Junction 85c 7.05 we York be 7.45°.* * Bedford 750 728 °° ” Tracadie —_—t2. ~ ” Mt, Stew art 763; 7M: - St. Andrew's 75¢ 7.55 ** ey Lot 40 Gc 817 “ ” Morell 60: 8.22 - St. Peter's 4e sg * xi Five Houses 453 848 “ a Se'kirk 35e 903 “ vid Rollo Bay 35c 909 “* “. Bear River 35: 9.16 *“* ‘ New Zealand 25¢ 923 “* A¢ Harmony se 9.33 “

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Passengers from Stations on the George- town Branch w.ll go by regula: morning trains, returning in ‘e evening by special train, leaving Sour» .t 6.15 local, to Mourt Stewart, and by regular train from Mount Stewart to Georgetown, which latter will be held to connect with special.

Tickets from ail stations west of Royaliy Tunction will be issued on Tuesday, August

21st, good to return up to and on Thursday August 23rd, i900, at one single first-class fare. JJHN McPHEE, Pr-eident, D. R .McLENNAN, Rec Secretary

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