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THE IVIi;KLF HURON SIGNAL.
September 711i.
qt Duron �igfltii:
ooula11C11,SEPT. 7, 1$71.
TES :177.S.7011 Cr 0017111125.
FOR RL, lolI?AI'I IN P111PIkSEF.
In utI•,
has resell
Making lo
County
Streik/1,o
that:.
the I0,
away t
help off
eat. to l
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Yes.
Inert. •
r r',•9:•,111e PAWS 4 hil;tledurc
ihhi names t, a pietitien
... '.d'31„c.h.mald 4. diciitu x
.•1... rdion ues.
3'130g etas leen thaw,
, rt. .• twitted, and swine of
• , , i the hatioer.-oO Balt
, • •,d his dy's, by the
.1 s deputy, in i{;noldu
: ,icrc. 'for gn:ur i„ 1.:4x1111(
_ ,!11e•t11 I,. t!w tern of
• r,. • 13 n c, m.furtable nest for
, .f the ten i'diui.der
:N xxee!,ingly eethl,`Iurted
... Torre le 110 hall• for us.
rel e„l.3,!1 Maoloueld, r,
call 1'ariimeent
pr,•ci,lld for
. , , -3, feeling
L.. r:33 Willie
I • owe L„ \l ,c louald
mal ... :-:i.•• 1 Registry
Offe,•n• :.o'rano r1,143.•,1 in such
31 .• n, ..,u:,,,t e.ureh the
g�rr•.0 . - Tr ..,..urn's .,Ili.ca without a
dou!•L. :t,•:.::111 rcruaftersearching
their ,,.:.... .,L:,t ray have 1,__n
done It • :. t • t'.:o ! rejn,lrco of our
• •• oa the lay to the
Ref,•',, deli o t, relied our deed, we
mu., 4.••, ... i Lvar it ; ba: we eau at
kat ; un 11•. a:Jus:ice as .one stone in
ti, ,.air•. r1.:.;,ditic•TI grate, to pre-.
,:. veru;recti ,n ever again to mil-
t, n.• ,;, . 11ie fir is published that
a *1• I ,- ,. r I r n.lt: ill tho measure to
di3.1, do Co unties for Registration
purl.., • A Reformer brought ie the
mr curet , r„Ince• the ita•gistrar's fees,
whir!, •us 3;3¢333". The measure to
dici,tr :!:' 4'. rat t'* proceeded (rein the
G, c• rhe,• '.,v,,I 1113 stuenduieut,tnoved
by \Ir Wale sad supported by the en-
tire I1. '.nu party, that no division
eh,11•1 h. ,:.3.10 without the moment of
the l', linty t'„ •mcil of the County con-
cerrd, .,;,s3•;gercland defeated by the
t;,.,,rnn..,• , which wished no obstacle
r„ io j3lsc,d 111 the way of leaking fat
1er•1,3 i•r os friends, if it should happen
t•, be. me it :l now known to be, t* last
year ei the "Patent Cou,hiu•tine a ex -
Dr. RTSEDOIr3 AsoL00:TS:.i.
The ('111.31 $111ernlmnllellt has sent us
a lung dm:lo ed, is which In replies to
crib crow* that *lute 10343 tu.:du bit the
•ewSch.411 Bal. The Venerable Dr. ism,
iu:etealte mud bong -drawn out a letter
writer as Earl Rux+elt. We give the
part headed "Obiuetjons answered,"
which teachers wi!1 be inteeetAe4,-in;
"L 1 et now look at tl eiftteni of the
wlt„le 4440. 41 is admitted on all hands,
and it ex• so admiutted in the Legislature
when the now Eklo of Act Wile • Bill
under eeusnloretion, that the standard
u! Public C+choot Teachers' ynaliticatinna
wax to,, low ; that the examinations of
teachers by the "C.maty Boards of Pub.
he testiocti:pl" were inefficient and un-
satisfactory ;'some called them "shafts'
dud -"farces," with fury few useeIti.uu ;
all admitted that ai,:.4,' cr good Utese Wen authorised W camel any such eer-
1,Luntt' B -,ants, as rhrn c,.nsnnrted, had • tificrtes. But it is manifest that a Thi,d
dune iii the iefacey ,.i ,•:Ir scl..ul systma Chios Certificate under the. uew system-
they lad, in tlw w4jontr .,E iuxtanc{N, si1(ti$rsuiufe aDJit'31 rot mors vales
1 ,ug outlived thcir,ntefeineu. either iu than n )..St ('hta4_"3,1.1 County.. Board
deeming the qunitGcatluu.t of tese:he;s, l,en.E,:ate.
or in promoting :1.0 ethcieoc3 ..r penile -
nonce of the tua.:h,•r'a profel.iou, and
that some change was necessary.
It wad, furthuralu,re, 811. ;33., that un-
due part Islay hold Levu s9"wu in grata -
tag Provincial Certttic.uux to ate dean of
the Normal 4h'.d, who were no better
I;vilified than Itlrny ❑'x ..ass ,wolf
Boma Twa,;hus, and that thsse were
'elite as worthy of a Provincial Certifi-
cate se First Class Normal Sehoot Teach-
ers. Thongll 1 knew the imputation and
statement to be utterly unfounded, 1
loncerred in the principle involved in it:
namely, that all three teachers thruugh-
••d the laud alto • are gmaii8ed with
Normal School Teachers wlop have re-
ceived First and Second Claes l'roriecial
Certificates, aro entitled to Certificate*
of the same clans*. 33134 should hole the
earliest and all p' seible facilities to ob
tail. lien.. Accordingly 1 recommended
to the C0u3411 :31 I'ubiic ln,tnlctien the
app,intmeut of a Cumuuittee .1 Examin-
ers, c:Throned of most able •rad eaperi•
teacher., and woody unconnected with
the Norm ,1 School. 1 first proposed that
nue 13.441 31,• YTo•e set of ex*nunatl"n
pyer. 1. •. )'.33'.:.,33'. Second Cl:,ta Cur1i-
4'.1•aLr .'.ro.e,Kc:u••I'1`xel..rs and
etl.•rtc.t!:vtathr•,u;h.,ot11.., Pralines,
ait11 the a.:u.,• i„lues of ante els to goes-
; ; brat c ouv objected, flat, as the
, ae'siondl cxamivatiou of Normal School
fuil••J in their recent esaminwtionst they ; Toa Oshad lbw Wow with the In -
may not be.00usd0nd as leering been 1 awn of Manitoba.
absolutely *eje•ted, ahem lb. Examiners - -
recomtfytud temporary cerufisatts,to be The Treaty Conference between the
;,'tinted to them. But, in addition, the I Indian Chiefs of Han' o Aa and the
Comity inspector cru gee temporary
eertilieetua to other aptdioruts whom he
may find qualified to teach partiomlar.
schools that alight nut othereise be sup -
Lieut. -Governor of the wonted, which
e aumeup4d at Lower Futt Garry, on tie
:"SUI July, aid o011110ued over tett days,
p1+e L iu Lod► way, nut • st•><t...k.;.1 Mtn a very interesting and be lues astaa-
qualuie.l.t eseh er-I.ItJ-thee roegal a -Maio ttl4 At'it. thft 4its4tht as ati3C-ah4El
Jird of qu*Iificat eau be maintained himself no mealadept a:l. t,ain-mehiig.
until 133w33hers becrue qualified anoint- Thululiatl reproaeutalllee veru : Yellow
Ing to trio sufficient numbers t. supply Quill, whoso batt uuwlierei 1,000, ptie-
. II the aeh'.o!a, It la 81x0 to b, remark- sett elft, Kitku-ga-by'-non (or. Ever -
by
lbecwtitioatw hwrutdore giros
by • County Boards aro perpetuated tic- listing Bird), with twrnty,present out of
eordieo to-th cries Ruf 111mm, and are a land of 241. Kee-we-ty-Jany (or
u„t affected by any failure 0(tlaholdan Driven T.mtd t y-ttw Wind) told' Wb
of them et the recent easminetiunt-not- �(uoiah (u Night Hawk) eachreprasent-
pten these thecerBo8134, Kinn Hivang the ing IoNof elan4 oil t1Ott. tide. 1(atlilu,
pteowre of the Guard, as n0 Board has
the census of the band he he.
hinged tn, showed SW, and
their chief 5.a-m=kuwby.rxs (i'lyiug
Down Bird) said them were -300 present.
Henry Prince, chief .of the Christian
b,4teaus, said the Coniedmiuner ugly
spoke for Yiihi'r, -end he tom woullR
have his spokesman. Kn-na-tea-ka-w
aconlingly'twttl f:.rerani a;1d gave it as
1»s opinioa that a1 the Great Mother
wished bur Indian chillran to Iso brought
upon reserve'*, the Indians should have
the sole voice in choosing them. Ayee-
ta-pe.pe.tuttg, a tall old brave, with no
cluthiug but a brutal -clout 'and a sucar-
lag 01 white cloy, an l waving an eagle's
wing, u he spoke, 18.iutud •oltt thct th.
itlq'ruumaent off ten Indians (who had
deserted the Company's service) would
be an insurmountable obstacle to negoti-
ations. The Lieut. -Governor !red to
their liberation, protesting, however,
that he did ne u a favor from tyle bounty
and pedals.' a7 the Quern, au,1 that
tedium and white men were all equal
treed be closed for want et s legally
otl F' t11 C t
It ii, however, objected again, ''Itis
lard for old teachers to be acf aside, be-
•aause they cannot mustily under the new
system." 1 answer, ns government
exists not for u6ioe-holders, but for the
people, w the-'sa'huuhy,exut nut for the
teacher, but for the muth grad future
generations of the laud ; and if teachers
have been too slothful not to keep pace
with the progressive watts and demands
of Ute ta,uutry, they must, v. should all
incompetent and indolent public of fee3$,
and all lazy and uuc•aterp,rising citizens,
giro place to the inure industrious, in-
telligent, .n,glaiee and euterpriain,'.
The sound education of a generation of
children is nut t. be►'urinced for the
sake of an incompetent though autiqua-
tel teacher."
Is it possible to believe that Dr':
Ryerson has so suddenly become merci-
ful to County -educated teachers as the
second paragraph of the 'above wouhl
iudicat.t It the heart of the "astute
poliuvian w really getting .softer and
more charitable a his ,yl•[n inrrealol
Can it be that the Autocrat of the
EJr,e&tin, d)epart.ent desired to, give
the County teachers a chance of stealing
•preIimirary peep at the examination
Teachers wield tot.* pleas serm:d weeks papers, by ordering the sante ahest3 to
earlier than the examination
of 'teachers in the venous icon. be used in the Counties that were used a
ties, th. ppers would toecume (e.r weeks before at the Normal School 1
l'hown. My stirrer. wast that I thought
this could hiti iireeented by proper pre-
cautions, but that if, in sone instances,
any of the queattune a11oaIt b cf 51136
#mw.m-ta ,.a*. 4Ua., sk wetted -be -to -
comparative disadvantage of the Normal
Did he actually suggest when fhit 1441
neer. , .1,11 that the papers for the 'Citunty
Atmn4310R sh.uld I.. maeshat-
Haw such a fatlleriy interest, Lad they
1 !School candidates, 411,1 4., the co,respond- known it, would hove cheered the hears
]1' NO '1I1I THE QL. S-110\ 7 alc1.aw r of rod-Nonn.al Lc11o1
1.• _ B B .i of the candela -es, rhrn gruauing over
d'dat_ f C'• t .. But
tamcnlatiuu was �ov.:rruhd whc.
can 1 s air ert
w.
14
s
ilu; .. u w
THE HAMILTON LINE OR NOIR l questions that they c•n1Wnot aniwer.
siigge.tel to the Examiners that they
.would wake the• }4apers for the ex-
amination of teachers in the counties
somewhat easier than those which had
been used in the examination of Nonual
School Teachers. This, 1 have been
eared, bas been dune, end that 110
question" lave been given the rm•wen to
which are not oemtained in the text -books
prescribed for teaching in tbo public
. eh.ols ; and it may be shown i.y com-
paring the Normal Scheel Exanina:ion
Paper", published in my tut Annual
School Report, with the c1amittati.11 pa-
pers recently used in the county Board
examinations, and which are being
prepared insets for tliatributun, find
which will be published in the Jooroul
of Edardtioa an.i in my forthc' ' g
Annual School Report, for as general
information as l os ssible.
Now, what is the result /The result is
dud but f wurteen candidates have preset' t-
ed tberowl,es in all the counties of tie.
Prurince for examination fur First Ctasa
Certificates, and a surprisingly metall
number of candidate* for Second Claw
Ccrtilcates,wore than half of whom hat a
failed in the cementations A majority
of mon than three-fourths sof the mind'
-
dateshave presented themselve0 forThird
Class Certificates. Of these, • large
uuluber hail held First Clam County
W ard Cerliticatee,but many of them are
reported to have faded in their examina-
tiuns for Thin! Claw Certificates. These
facts not only authorize the statement,
but furnish the most complete demon-
slra.iva of the injustice of the attacks
upon the Normal School system, and of
the utter defectiveness of the former
County II mrd examinations of teachers.
"1t now happeus that the very partite
who have heretufursbeen must vociferous
as bathe equal qualifications of FirstC!:ta.
County Board Teachers with First Claw
Normal *hoof Teachers, uow complain
that the standard of "laminations for
Cetiifieateshas been suddenly raised two
high, in consequence of which many
worthy teachers will be disqualified, and
many 10110011 must be clued for want of
legally qualified teachers.- My -skewer in,
that the standard fur I'r.vincial C.tti-
cotes has net been raised at 9,11,
but is the sante (with some tuitlga-
ti,n) as that which has been required
in giving Provincial Certificates to
Normal School Teachers ; and the
standard of examinations for Thin! (tun
County Certificates is the . rune u tlut
tegeired merely for admission to the
1U11tral Mem!. The simple fact is, that
these examinations are now made rent; -
ties, and not what the Brockville Keened -
et aid ethers have Dolled 1h• old thn.nty
,sed examinations - " slimes !" and
113ILWAt' A f ALL 7OR NORTH HURON
a adv ise t he people of North Huron,
•lo imes no: made up their minds on
t"e railway question, to consider the
,.atter carefully. 1f they want a Rail•
lx , let them be very cautious how they
decide. The alters sties we behove to be
betwien the Wellington, Grey & Bruce
!:ue,w too hoe at all ! Those *hu are not
I,•siroos of a railway, whom we consider
mistaken, will act -consistently enough in
toting down bunnies to the Hamilton
Ione; but those who think the natural
resources of the Northern Townships re-
quire, for their proper developioent,
communication with the central markets
of the Dominion and the United States,
and yet prefer the London scheme, had
Iota. be sure of the answer to this
:-if the By-laws to aid the
* B. be rejected, could By-laws
L., H. S B. Railway be ever
We think not 1 This wild
an amalgamation between the
d London lines, at Winghwy
y • q•ecioue piece of strategy
nnot believe men of business
ish enough to put the -slight -
in it. The railway projector@
to drew the less experienced
rojecton of London into their
the tempting bait that they of
lis would construct the line
tam to Kincardine, oTer which
d give running powers to the
rmpany, which latter would
he amount thottheconstruction
tion would coat. What is the
the Toronto people in being so
Most decidedly to kill off
Ism .chemo; "aryl nothing
Suppose the By-law to aid
-Burn.. and (moth 'Bruce es -
the Hamilton line rejected.
Toronto people then have any
keeping faith with the inen of
Certainly not 1 Hamilton is
the meet deadly rival,to kill
into would anulganate with
e tem deadly rival. If they
by this meats in getting
et of the, Way tlienToront oand
Ida fell back into their. natur-
es rivals : Aad how would
o • people get out of th1 "tante:.'' f am sere that no intelligent
rsf tl
qu
W,,
t0
is
will
est
in
rail
the
the
at
wh
L'
awe
Ha
Iso,
al
the
8m
ca
mete
1tr,ld
is nit
world
they
Just
rail
1f t
stick
te
Tarn
'Toru
other
Imo.'.
whin
Lend
wit ! Tlhey only propose tn•
1, if they get a oertaifl dimwit
That amount, with ,the new
y calla never get, forrS,ndh
',lore it a breath of faiik and
turns ag:tinat it. Then where
polite of North Huron he it
the W., O. R B, By-laws t
they see now as tar M years, s antheieat number of teachers
0 mon utlatb33 i. concerned ' will bee.,nle rognlerly g'.aied, un'ler
Idiom pr ragtime*, to supply all Pohle
roam, 411 ex1.mininll s programmes
for the exeminat.rns for even the First
end Senna( (lase f'revincial Certificates,
will say that U,ey are in any respect teo
high fni' lif.cartifcitee of teachers .1
schools, for the support of which a'l
elasas:s of the Aommuut) are fixed, and
on which they are chiefly depending for
ik..dneation of their children ; and 1
am persuaded that in less than three
ulon 1'e" 1e ere Mee they will
the open ng nit of tkeir own
to the west of the Otani
of the country, withwttrequirtng
temporary tertificeles at all, except in a
icer and tete instances.
air it is mod, "Yoha • • in'ths tiieice
*way, and le•'ep Hamilton and time, sautteog op maty • oole fur went
to fight t!u it mitt battles oh the of timbers.' l answer, tort a, ; for,
e. If Last•", J)o int (n.3*iah thongh • Comity Isapecter hY not
aid Toronto in its atmtnpt to ■lithotrity logits temrprary •
to artaHato
.tie.1lansill.* osi.ensy di. fR fiffloRirGtATwin, eit
edeandi•lates, nor bare the!
home *wild undoubtedly bathe ,PIOenenthe recommendation, or with
Wit Akin' its 1.13 r. nietr,l1litau avarice • thee meant of a majjrn.ity of his feilow-
eiiuld do, .! is injeirt..n (t. lilwmiewie41 anOo•nty Iid'ar.1, se in
'each rases, though the itimlidat, a hare
\1'e have never objected to the raised
standard , cf qualltieation, 'which at,
deemed rb1dutely 1eoessary to dismiss
to morel -suitable aerations the awkward
'.quad of ineffic1 411 teachers, sleuth -
ling Moog and deforming the
ONE- OF THP MOST DESIRABLE
Business S
_P"
ds in Goderic
•4Ein11Q.
THE1;REM $ES OCCUPIED BY It. 11. HMI rH, CONSISTING OF A 3
Story Brick Building, lire prof rood, .tors and dwelling. Front entrance to
•detellin3 from Square Sulfite uu North aide of Merkel Square, 22 11. 1routage by
11/ ft. deep watt right of soy to North tit and Hrmlleunett, -
W i!1 be sold by Auction on Illah Sopt. neat rot the prouiues,
W M; SATTAC#WSIe
Goleriil,, August 25th, 18:1
G ItIcKENZIE The Cheepest
ltd. mored,. le his own Store on l AND LARGEST,
II/11lliIl011
`tr.--t, Eo:k And Stationery Store
The Stock puhtd bhint fn,:u theLos„;rc3331,aa1 Eaty:,to of
I. -
Western Ontario,
Mr JON EARRIS ._
A'1' MIVURH•QUSE'S.
berure the law. Everlasting flint ex- TO
pressed hirnwlf satisfied with everything
when he found that the Queen we. W
clothe himself and his children, but
„-
Wa-ate kokoon wanted to know sum" -
thing more abentt the Queen a iuet.wt
The Cuuuni.loner explained „that Ill
terms offered wore 111e same as the
Canadian Indians had gladly accepted
a reeerve of 160 saes for each Indian
family of five and in anonity of 812 00
"as long as the sun shines." The laugh..
ter of • chief, ou the shady -state of fifty _
pad waiting t couphr ofine sI1r Tures
flie-•trr)47-1ni1 kilned
Oovenu,randCommiuioner,andUeytr,,•,1
hard refrain from making wry fame. The
Hon. Mr. McKay having pressed the
Indians to sly if they accepted the
terms, they mode some tory AAdest
proposals. Ke-na-twa-kan-nay-sin asked
50 rquara utiles of land for the ,Fort
Alexander Indians. Georg: Kudos
wanted 80 iuiks in width, for the bawl
he belunged to. Wa-Yts-koo-ken de
minded 190 minors miles. While the
old brace of the "breech -clout" 'epnimeli-
ed his cumpat:rlots for naming their d.-
rllaudi, before they knew the most the
white men would u8_r. The old brave
smeared with the silvery clay then put in
for • nseree .1 160 miles long by ll l brad.
After several further days of chaffering
ins similar attain, the fallowing pro-
p,1al was 1111.1.:-
"Hy, Prince, Grand Oreille', Karie,
and Wa-mns-kou-know, came forward, the
latter being spokesman. He said ;-1
am going to state the wants of all the
Indians -not including thee .1 the
Portage. First, in the early part of
every spring, we want all the children to
be clothed with fine clothes ! In the
fall of the pear they are to be clothed
from head to foot with warm clothing
Whenever an Indian wants to settle, a
house is 4, be pit up fur him fully fur-
nished, and a plough, with all iso accem-
paainlents of cattle, *4,, complete, is to
be given.bim 1 W. want buggies for the
chiefs, counsellors sod braves, to show
their digjnity ! Each m8n is to be sup-
plied with •Miniver he uses f•,r hunting,
and all hu other requite -Monts And the
•omen in the same 'way 4 Emit Indian
settling intoe reserve* to Ito fro* from
taxes ! If you grout .this request, con.
tinned the brave with the ntm.i11 grafi•
ty, I wilt my pmt have *h..ea kindoese
to me and to the Indians."
To this the Commissioner replied -1
am proud .f byithg an Englishman. But
if Indians stirring to be dealt with in
this wig,1 will testi my coat ;oft and
channg laces with the speaker, for it
...old lie fu better to be en Indian.
(This sally was .von to mach for Ind:Bn
gratify, and there was w general roar of
laughter, fa --which Wa-sus-k.o-keen
himself joined as heartily se any).".
• After one mum days adjournment,
the nett molting was • very harytoninns
one, and bed( was in good humor,
The Coominsienr, understanding the
Indiana wsrodisprmed tenon the Treaty,
was dutheri.d, in 1.lditwl to the terms
already offered to give them as'present,
for oMeyear only, s3. per heal, a pair
of neem tar, eaei reserve, and a begjty
dot each of the chief.. The treaty was
accordingly concluded with ell the iwa•
pie for*tslinei. and the indium went
home highly mtiuhrd. Thht4r ono did -
silty out of the way of a teral:stiom in
: 04)
W.dnset tat Tnrmtn,tbe,eam-
-` • _ - _
)te►atr-dsri4emN
.nn �pwiUtoto , jemrdMpentt.ht.dee.hJersr-
OVF:I.Z`Y i ( r s"roRE.
e
hlb. The hoy was 1.841 by the Mdrnwrlelleanf,0111111.0161 1
(,104 11 ItIMrf ITREr.1. lopEa11Tt, 7141111171411111none. west or TER
w''. stoat, oat tie father will
0111 1011 body mat renovated. nrwnw 140731..
The Dem�tarilflaa.lit'netnterl .efrar a not Ml. 1 44.3 Paper, /1 artier* end Wlwdw ,!T,,ly..te mai.' rowan to New WWI. now,
Moogthe. satisfaction of .0 flak All impel • *Il *3a 4nem cheep.,a1 n3e N' V LLT1' n04it IITORR thee.ny other piece
UP Remember Ike 1.14733, 4.10 Non. Ref* Mm. Rin/e.s r trent (11,1.,174,
1\ lurk he in d,:, ruu11cd . 10178 slat 3At1.3S aftt'att.
3 N 11.--U lmpktli{ ra1C4 ltOv-
CLEAR OU1 -
British Manufacturers
' 4' .t \
IS ENABLED TO OFFER ALL
s 3;3.3411 in halgid line at lgi siemens,Enormous Reduction t!,rsterlingrace; in feet, kis ma -
to mos are supplied with goods st mitt
. - at abet same rata "that small dealers
`/Roe Tris rat A iIcr . have to buy at w*desele.
35,000 Rollo of Wall Paper to select
from, b.t1Qthe
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
bidate iIOWAtlli/
ranks of • 'uoblit profession. The
Chafe remarks un this head, as for as
we aro concerned, are a work of seperer-
opuun. We dud object, tweeter, to
springing the Examinations «nth* leach -
un without tine ani sufficient notice; so
thh tlluronkhly-competent teachers,
c pelted to give all their hours to the
actual work of teaching hail no time for
preparation. For the iodeeetlt haste in
this respect no excuse is offered, 'except
that "pwrmite" are granted to those who
are now engaged in teaching and failed
to peas. A competent teacher who could
have passim, if time for study hadheen
allowed, a i,1 feel humiliated at har!ng to
accept a "permit" even until January
next.
In claiming that Normal and County
Board teachers are moon an equal foot-
ing, Dr itysrs,n forgets to 'say on what
arming he considers one or treo Session*
"cr(rmrau.g" et the horsedd tiM.d Nom!
to Pin roe* aetmit teaching, romborrrd
with premt. sh41y. For example, a
pnpil .4 onr High or Public tieh.r,le,
desiring to atter un the profe..ion o.
leaching, an "1111' compete for s third
class certificate; after three years' teach-
ing he may apply fora sec 1 clan cent
fiat. ; and, of he gets it, after two years
more teaching, he cony .poly for a first
class certificate. I:y the Normal plan. the
mine youth could save himself three or
fear years toil in the lower 'vanes of the
profession by ens or t•cslions at the
NermalSchoot ,where, accord ing to abil it e,
• fast class certificate could be taken,
perhaps at the end of the first session,
and certal,Ily without fail at the end of
the sec 1 session. Would the fiat
class certificate got by this superficial
ramming be equal in talus with the first
claw certificate got b y five years' of teach-
ing experience and private study 1 Nue
here is an attempt to fill the Normal
School of the city, at the expense of the
High and I'ublic Schools of the country,
which 1e against the .pmt of alt our
modern institution.; the desire of which
is to place an equal value on acquired
know ledge, • hearer that knowledge has
been attained.
L LITAZ deers.
stoma -a1OL1 EAIt&,
:Linton or TIM TTB1 WINS, -.
T1111 tiREAT MOR-0ARRD RACE
(Ry
010,64 f kypw to the Bigewd.)
H,htiAx, Sept. 1. -The races cora.
uwuced this morning, at 10 o'clock with
the Single wrath Rue. Entries were
mai. by 13a.11rr; of the Tine ; Brown'
of Madigan ; and Kelly. Sadler came i,
lint by two hoot lengths, 'Brown "mond
and Kelly third.
-r- -._ _ _ -. T1t'n-oatib suet.
H*LIr*x, Amg, 31. -'The dmf *ming
cies •wa, Bo gam etwanmtte*d ale tlttr f flow Canadian o'1 the Pacific.
morning. There woman n crews started Three cents bait Bre' .ltlantic to the
in the fdniotelfrett Enos continued I Pacific ie patty Chi'a(t !4441-1We:
t, be aplendi(lry ' goiteet04 a1. 160 T*wNsnlrr PRI1T)no tnrefeill 1304
,the sfa oboat tl Inning post. The, �""lifimnly. 170011011 8t he. SPINA,,
hew. (bt the ?yrrr) *m e' 0C'
Mere is a chaste to save messy
(;,.lerich, 18th August 1871.
1164e..1(nrtanrd trowels,'
nil on Judie Jar). ark
8.ry 1'.rru, word llama
aro ollu.tea.nl f«nud thew I
.,n,,l,t •a a atriea,Ihe M.n
•-1161.1,11101.111.40.4,1C.415.
„
,,.tkinglA MrsaeN
re 81..01 medicine Waal 1.
. ,.. teamed toori open (he
«d •I Ira r ,m awl i/T� ke it ,.
eery
.
...el
r, tole eer(
k na a of
Merry I)a,o low .to••4 tow
Seat a tune, In•r•nn rad
44,,rrlel• hare ma Iowa ald0 to 4n.4, it top. o1'• •.
,•, wary. /n .very Iola •• house a4 Iso
444.0 Jed to tied It oar Iron dwaa stub • world
.,f k•.,•I .Irut hen end w. Imre knows sestinas
w,b . It moat lore curet .omilode,. Ilion ma -
133. 0 ),u .euld'„t Mr, Ir.. ena•erted ..',ee/.
Ho.•r.•1,-('rnrrrb.3. any ,t Iso .30 4. dors
holow
o Ir. ret know h, oe.l tolhle an, • Anel hTwitter
w3ul man`
wail It *rad ,nu, 1,W lie b.lf the fur, • hr It son
1hl. rams Perry IMr,a' I'•la•k'LIAR that en re.I
1,,111, (30..31• Trotter who no, to ,r Mains e.,l t„
pore w woo t, awl ran ,.,•h • xrent .0Mnr. he un
.nre,l rlth the 1'•or 0,,..,. end .hat's loom
he writ.. that be id lama &pill. «wet w
hundred Imllsre for altoml, at hoe and
**r*.11 th+l lie. ben my .Ir•r nth .nn.' of It ..n
o.o, eter, 1 am lmno*h w,1* 130,101
1830333, 1l rare•li,usl r*0'nl run mr 4,nhlag .,;I
1 aM crwelLead of that
,rend
ae;d ererywber, prig •t•. air., .01 5e m. per
bottle,
FOB SALE.
RAY MARE 5 YEAR., OLD BAY-
field Road.
J. McCLCSKEY.
September 5th 1871. ef.
A FARM FOR SALE.
Arates 31)33 03 1111 ACRES. w1T1tt1 MITE
mil. ofthe Town of 0.d.4-3. 11 .A .14.78 an
owlet Cultivation and in geed •,dnatrm.a clear of
m1Mp.. T1le len„ 1. Ivumlol by lake Herm and
beautifully Ntualed, Ore..l Rout all 11,e Way (sal
Mu 14111 pay) s, d 1 Arm 1. • Largs °rrhant oro the
rnn4w B*arlafl' holm
rattti. •
(M. -third of the purees.. man., enured dowa, tow
bean,. Ina, w 1.5110/•• It •sip the pnn•h.uer
lr MTM¢ Inbtrat every elf menthe ate per rent -
Por farther particular. Apia! pet -1.041 4.
A 8Ac{[i,t'
lo,derh h r. (1 Reeve 14
G.,4,,,8 lath June. 1+71 . 0:3 3f
15. 8,431E 11/N1YEARS,
NCe Ob. ewe. -
Goderich, Sent, 5th, 14471. sw64
teTLLO‘7Pf3v
f'O It 1.411 NI)
i SYRUP OF HIPOPIIOSPHITES
j n„ 1.,..r of amain/ dna.... Useless y WS
p0lw.Wu le a em.. be sa.
,a0dx.1 faculty is e40 n.eh9, waw rt Ms bars
betn.l,:rd . *M W rapidly imessimmi le tam
twat pts roteo(tks sof''--4..aleswIt tolmt4
by the INWK
The Pyres will mire Pelwsmay eeasetfytlw d
the a rel and wood .uses : *10 she greet reIId
ml pM-441 Pfe is t►e 18104. yf wog awn Aattws
ltn•ar8h,., Ian -bent*. Combs ed peva It 4401
Ot'wh.n4l•44..n11.11 .""8"
,1 814 Smotreftb13 w.lisrMi.t.f e.W
the Kph*,1ry,, al.ts, rs.wead
tto8Mh•art, Loralate GwentPnt.c,
AptosI,wLtwo of Noire it re lanworrhOrai
Anaemia and forlorn Ow blood to purity
11.•1 lo•.Ith, -
Sold By Apotheosrles.
Pricy. al Se : el. for 1710.
JAVIER I. FELLOWS, CHEMIST,
MT. Jess, N. B.
nedu4J. dept. WI 1471. owl 4.0.
OTIOB.
MIt, ARMSTRONG, HAVING RE -
covered from his recent seven ill-
ness, will be found at his office
West 84. each day from 10 a. m. to 4.
pp as., or at hie Room, No. 30 British
Exchange Hotel.
STRAYED HORSE.
1.''TI T I1 E 3R. E81EOrnE 4r n8R-
*C.t•LorI'.*1 .e300C. oTheC.olle wi, *4 ternptwIedsU841(
Pew,.
I" 4' n), 1..y ••408..7s and uk. It away.
ALREANDF.R BOGIE.
1 •,Ir.,•rn. 1.1 Irl t 1(71. aw.st•
BUSINESS CHANGE.
by three lengths, followed sncoessively
by the Pryor,' (of Halifax) second, and
the C.sulter-Biglin, thfid,
MARE ILD. I NOVELTY 1(ct)K STORE, •
911w.1E3Ta7 NO1V'B/LTX XIICKJEE. 1STO71.1313
le the 14.11 and (:hr,wt Were In net PIC.. And Fenry N.,'. l'A1'y .n,( Env..npr. Ronk.. R.►eni clones,
Oise Iemk., h.nenphler, meek ).n„J,•. Enu3N 4r k 1 er.e , .11 cm.. Tel • yoke„4lulet, 1.0(1.4 Cerwl nl.t
wed. nen. 41M IR.ek, ....pit here ) nn 44111. le Woo, I he heatxe.e, twirl deep at tae, "
4•44.41 -Fair Y. 44( )4 FC 14-11401414 -oorogroo•to.00r
when hi entre beep two *mire 4111 err 1.111 owl owe Sew *lump .rr,ytIYy is atm* "
M_ap
,e•,) ?.
Al tut . ISM Ani by the Rm. J110'' wrtnww•,rts more x!74.371* IR17R f4O n1Rrf7I.
._. .-
4ViLlkt a )trraal. u, "iamb Willa., I Goderich, Seiptetnb.r 1st, 1871.
of :�'ix1 lrr.:.lGi1i._ sw2•tt