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Ebucationai.
EXAMINATION PAPERS.
The following are the exiumnatiun
rgs of the second Model terse fur
Goderich. lu uur next we tourpose
inae,Yar the ezanunatiun papers of the
Godesisk Public Suhoot?.
1DOOAttox.
1 (a) Khat is education ii kb' Show
clearly the distinction between education
and instruction,
2 (s) What is uueaet by nelson disci-
pline t How is it to be attainted in
easel I
$ O4$ uutes of an introductory les-
son in: (o) grammar; b) history; (r. goo-
p'aphy
4 plain concisely the alphebetic,
phonetic and word methods of teaching
reading. Which do you prefer?
5 Write a *hurt assay on the forum -
tion of habits in the school -room.
4 What do you understand by an t,h-
jset lesson ? Nates six suitable objects
for that purpose, and give notes of a
lesson on any one of them.
7 Why is it necessary that every pupil
Should pay strict attention in class 1 By
what ataHus would you sustain it '
8 Fully enumerate the objects t.. foe
attained to school organization.
9 Name the leading chuacteristif
a good teacher.
10 Distinguish between the rote sys-
tem and the intellectual syateni of teach-
ing.
rs
.,
r„7Hu'L LAW,
1 (a) Whit constitutes a legal agree-
ment betweelt a teacher and trustees 1
(b) By what means may it bect.ute null
and void 's
2 What are the requirements on the
part of teacher and pupils: (a) with re- 1
gird to quarterly examinations ' ( hi text
hooks l ear
State fully the duties of teachers as
to; (e) teaching; (b) discipline; (: I course as
of study to be pursued.
4 What precautions must the teacher e
se
take to prevent the spread of infectious
diatoms through the school ' 0
al
to suspension and expulsion of pupils.
5 Explain the law and regulations as
6 State the law and regulations with i
to registers and reports.
Supposing a teacher ptlnishetra boy
by striking hien about the head, or by
canting hun to remain seated on the
door with hia feet elevated on s bench—
did the teacher exceed his authority
Give reasons for your answer?
8 What are the duties of the teacher
respecting all school property i
9 What days in the year are holidays
and vacations in the public schools
10 What are the regulations with re-
gard to presents, collections, subscrip-
tions, notices and prizes?
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY
7 Sold 2 cows for the same price, !w
* $6 X on 'ne Sued gaining 15 / on
the other. Did I gain or bee, and how
Slush ( l
8 A owned 3 t; of a factory and sold
f of hia share to B, who sold i of his to
who sold of what h
e but to 1).
What part of the whole did each then
own f .
9 if longitude of Hamilton be 80'
west, find Hamilton time when it aa 12
o'clock noon in London, England.
10 A Termer odd wheat for lel, get-
ting as tlIny cents per bushel a. therenuttywere bushels. Huw nutty bushels had
he?
11 A utas being asked how touch
u
money he had, replied if add one to
10 times what 1 have, 19 Mmes the sq.
cwt of the sutra will be 209 Row much
had he
12 A colt du a piece of wurilf tea 5-6 of
a duty, B in } of a day. In what time
an the two together do the work 1
19 3 turkeys and 5 geese omit 55.70
and 4 turkeys and 6 geese cost 57.20
How much more did a turkey cost than
a goose!
14 A and I3 enter int. partnership
and gain 5'140. A owned 5130 more than
} of the stock and gains $108. Find
each one's 'hare of the stock.
Skippareltua.
Tu-MACTexu.--Chruttuas will be
celebrated here by a tea -meeting in the
Methodist church on Christmas day.
During -the evening intere.ting addresses
will be delivered, and music will be given
by the Nile Choir.
Oolbstras.
Rgxuvis.o. - D. Fisher, Esq. , and family
lave mored to their estate near Goderich,
We hope to hear of Fisher holding next
the same municipal position he
eld previous to hia leaving Collsone,
be makes an excellent councilman.
EDVt'ATIOI AL.—The annual public
lamination of S. S. No. 2 will be held
on 23rd inst. The exercises will cova-
lence at 9 a. m. Parents of pupils and
I interested are cordially invited.
ILocerfolr- tuft/ la novas.
1 What method would you adopt for
drilling a class m the modulation of the
voice l Describe minutely.
2 State particularly the conditions to
be obeerved in acquiring excellency of
voice.
3 How is the radical stress produced,
and what is its effect on delivery 9
4 How should the following passage
be read ? Be definite.
"Pity the sorrows of an old man.
When trembling limbs have borne him to your
t doer.%
TjOee days are dwindled to the shortest
esaa:
Oh, gire relief an.i Haven ven will Wets, your
store. -
5 Stats the rules both for the rising
and the falling inflection.
6 In the following extract, indicate
the words taking the rising iflection and
those taking falling inflection:—"Woe
unto them that call evil good, and good
evil; that put darkness for light, and
light for darkness; that put bitter for
sweet, and sweet for bitter."
7 How should the following extracts
to read I Why ? Under -line the words
affeeted to make your meaning clear:
"Holy, holy Lord God of Ssboath.-
The cloud capped towers, the Joyous palaces.
The solemn temples, the great globe itself,"d`c,
8 What method would you adopt to
cure children of the habit of dropping
the voice at every pastes
9 For what kinds of composition are
the following suitable, "Middle pitch,
high pitch and low pitch."
10 State the general rule for giving
proper v ariety to reading Give expla-
nation.
1 YOINNI.
1. In what resoects is it in the power
of s thoughtful teacher to contribute to
the health, comfort and happiness of
those under hr ears, both in the school-
room and in the play ground? Answer
as far is possible in a patios' manner.
2. Gine some directions tor the man-
agement of a room in which a person is
111.
3. Explain how a healthy condition
of the body is promoted by copious ab-
lutions of cold water.
4. Describe fully the process of
breathing, and explain how it u neces-
sary to the support of life.
6. What are the special purposes ac-
complished by food trace the several
changes uadergoiut+ before leaving the
system
With brief notes on
(a) Ventilation,
) Cleanliness,
(c) Cheerfulness in achoot-room,
Proper temperature of school -room,
(.) The advantages and disadvantages
of roasting, stewing and boiling meat,
(f) How would )rou treat a deep cut,
a person in a fainting $t.
7. Give rsasoas why this subject 1.
of great importance to teachers and
M$NTAL AarTNNITIc.
1 What difference in Bain % Wyse'
selling pods at Si whaoiu oat $4 and
selling pods at $20 which cost pa.
2 Aaedo} ; apiens efw in one
ea
hour, B stltt of the
one hoar, C can finish it is 111�.`�
in what time can A B and C tngs4 sr
do it 1
3 What is the east pries of se aoeisie
.old for Op,urian the Boa is 12 x r
4 ♦ eats hemp b het, edit ant vest
for Seo- The hat cad $ao the hat and
comet et 0 timer im mesh as the vest,
what was the meted Mehl
5 I paid twice es Issas for material
for a howls se few MMM. Had 1 paiid
e x oars for nimesaaJ and 9 % akar for
i.bw, boar would here cost 51284
Vied eget of the heuw.
$ From a pile of weed 90 ft. long, 4
ft. wide mid 11 fit high was OM SIVA
worth at $0 per oord. What was the
eeensinder worth at i16 50 per enrd '
Brussels.
The tint carnival of the season will be
held in the skating stink, on Friday night.
Lovers of skating anticipate a good time
if the ice is u1 good condition.
Billy Kelly has again left ua fur hia
winter quarters, viz, the Stone House,
Goderich. Billy gives the house a good
name, and remarked that he would like
to go there again for a " spell." Con-
stable English accommodated hint.
Our shop -keepers have during the past
week trade a good display of Xmas goods
which makes the average Brussels boy
exclaim, " Oh
The O ddfellows' entertainment, which
was to be held on New Year's night, has
been postponed for a couple of weeks on
account of the C.tnunittee failing to se-
cure in time good talent for the occasion.
Lisburn.
Pttaal'TATION. —One of the bachelors
in this section was recently presented by
some of the Goderich ladies with a hand-
some Poland rooster of brilliant plumage
and the clarion strains of chanticleer are
of great use to said bachelor these win.
try mornings in enabling him to "shake
off dull sloth, and early rise." He says
he is glad the rooster wasn't a speckled
hen, anyhow.
I,traovirmar.+.—Mr. J. Horton has
put up a large driving shed and stable
on his premises. Mr. Frederick Horton
has erected a fine kitchen, and Mr. J. J.
Wright, of the Winter Branch Rotel,
has also put up a neat verandah to his
house for the accommodation of the
travelling public.
tseaeerelegaeal Report.
State of the weather for the week end-
ing Saturday, Dec. 11th, 1880.
Dec. 5th—Wind at 10 ... South-
west, brink gale, frost, cloudy.ratNumber
of miles the wind travelled during 24
hours 700. Snow flurries during the
day.
Dec. 6th --Wind at 10 pant. South-
west, brisk gale, snowing. Number of
miles the wind traxelled during 24 hours
730.
Dec. 7th—Wind at 10 p.m. South-
west, brisk gale, cloudy. 'Snow flurries
mostly all day. Number of miles the
wind travelled during 24 hour 1,000.
Dec. 8th—Wind st 10 p.m. South-
west, brisk pie. Snow flurries during
the day. Number of miles the wind
travelled during 24 hours 980.
Dec. 9th—Wind at 10 p.m. North,
light breeze, cloudy. .ra inches of snow
fell during the past 24 hours. Number
of miles the wind travelled in 24 hours
798.
Dec. 10th --Wind at 10 p.m. South,
fresh breeze, cloudy. Snow flurries
during the day. Number of miles the
wind travelled to 24 hours 446.
Dec 11th—Wind at 10 p.nu. South,
fresh breeze, cloudy. Number of utiles
the wind travelled during 24 hoarti told{
G. N. MACDONALD.
Goderich Lighthouse
Dec. 13th, 1880.
ZOPESA, from Brasil, is now come
into Canada. It is a mild purgative,
acting as a wonder upon, and giving;
strewth and energy to the digestive
appatstus of the human stomach, oor-
rading and increasing the acids, it is
strongly anti -bilious and *rem off all
surplus bile, tones up the liver, rives
sound digestion and speedy health to the
Dyspeptic and the Bilious. Ask F.
Jarrow for a ten Dunt ample bottle and
1111, !!erecta the sew eeatpound, largo
eight ounce bottles 75 cents. 1704
11,. Bio ista isle out Mit
M W ilt�wsatly before,
ttrat althoegh the Oseeernstivs part
W an overwhslmiclltew p'i1F is
callRrlii
us it flea sat Aa +roiling
of the popelie rola. A fist yelse
figs number of eaestitisensies would
- the Reform -(Toronto
bttttt& w peace.
-(Toronto Toiegnisn
A man throwre d
a et
little tiNbsh . us
for eggs, and not v g j at that
We oscura to be to stet'
prima
JADdES A_ REID
Ila. Just received a choice lot of
NE-i7C- GOODS,
New Dress Goods, Winoeys, Flannels, Blankets, Shirting's, Cottons, Prints, &c.,
which for value is unsurpassed. New Shawls and Matches, special value.
shad et
yetis 1-'Q i NQ Dmr 1.[HINT_-A rpleadid selection of Tweeds
?tad leers rout maaAs ear a suitor overcoat aglW made, well trimmed.
:Es
p ti pesos asst alae of charge. ser list.. vats and Drawers at close
77se Uetheet pules Nate Isr FRAM* ea Oa Jamas A.to.
Jordan's Block, rich.
Haxu YVU1L BAN'xis 4,1 THA OITIB WALL, FOY tall CAT 1n
"(Down She Comes ! "
When we say "Down She Comes" we refer to the It orb 1'ri. ea that hat c
been asked in 14.. prat for
Watches, Jewelry, Electro -Plated Ware, Spectacles, &c. &c.
W. T. WELSH
Emulating the example of suoceesful business men, has MARLID RIR 000De DOWN
TO THB LOWEST NOTCH.' and is determined not to be undersold by anybody.
He has just received some really beautiful things in Electro -Plated Ware, which he
determined to sell ata mail athwart on cost. per Sole Agent for Roca OuTerAL
Seseramset, the most perfect fitting glass in the market. W. T. WELSH.
0 Tp
D. C. Strachan's
FOR
Groceries, Crockery sad Glassware.
The choicest Family Groceries always kept on hand, and at prices that cannot be treaten by
any- houae In the trade.
CASH PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE,
The Old Stand south side of Court House Square.
1752 D. C. STRACHAN
W. MITCHELL
KEEPS " THE CHEAPEST AND BEST "
Groceries, Crockery & Glassware,
My stock
3
Dungannon
Carriage Works
B. POT,
■AXVV*T0lan Or
C U1 ens, SLIER
OA, ar.
I pf►�ewe bead st few By�tas whisk w
el fa , to (sate runs 16r ;Meter
making CWMaaSleighs•a
ft is aameba
d whites
ape toy, lamed
(live Sae s call sod 1 will give you prices that maces W beats,. 1
and Jobbing done.
A. B. cons LL
of emusk1.L1e
it. tApitt7t!f irid
FIMNITIIIE CH EAPEF
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TOWN.
IF YOV WISH
TO SECURE
—CALL Barak
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN
AND INATICr tai $IAVTITULLY TINIRIIxi.
PARLOR SETS,
BED ROOM SETS,
WASH STANDS, single and double ;
DRESSING BUREAUS,
FANCand all kinds of Good Furniture WanaaCtcre m, E SEAT CHAIRS,
JOBBING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
GIVE MR A ?.ALL.
Asir Saws well sharpened for 8 cents.
Reinewil,er the Place •
Hammilton Street, - Near Colborne Hotel, - Goderich,
FARMERS
LOOK HERE !
0
1 won't be undersold by any other mut in the furniture business, as I uy
close and buy for Dash and therefore will sell very
---CHEAP FOR CASH
is now complete in every description. Mind, no liberal offer will
be refused.
rte -PICTURE FRAMING DONE AS CHEAP AS BY ANY OTHER FIitMIlli
J-ATES G_ BALL,
Market Street, (opposite Watson's Bakery) Goderich.
IN TOWN—AND MAKEt,
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
GIVE HIM A CALL.
W. MITCHELL,
1751 Hamilton Street, Goderich.
HARDWARE
OF E VERY DESCRIPTION
Reduced to Bottom Prices
Farm and School Belle, Household Hardware -at discount prices. Builders' -Hardware sad
Tools at Wholesale Prices. Large contracts Riled at Manufacturers' Prions,
G-_ H_ PARSONS,
lest G}ODERICH.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G. BARRY,
CABIIET AII IIIIIIEIIT
Hamilton Street, Go derich.
Wig Via, thatre ta of Kitchen. �edl.,Dining da, m and BBed teadsor Ma mien, such ria ds -
Lounges, Sass, What -Note, Looking Glasses. Mss Wash -steads,
N. R. --A complete assortment of ('owns and Shrouds always on hand, also Hearses for hire
at reroseale rates.
Picture Framing a specialty ,-A call solicited. 1701 • O. BARRY.
Red, White and Blue !
Acheson G E O R G E Acheson
New Dress Goods,Glovest, & Hosiery,
JUST ARRIVED,
8E141-41:NT CHEAP_
;II- BOUND TO GIl s BA,IIAIINS1761
MEDICAL HALL;,
GODERICH.
F. JORDAN,
Chemist and Druggist,'
VA MIST RQ L' A RS,117OD:RICH
aur Pbyata[a.sf reneeptime smoker Mgsneed.18 , alai Int
exam .
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIADLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and every
affection of the
Throat, Lungs, and Chest,
including
CONSUMPTION.
A WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITES.
" It dos not dry vp a cough, and hare the cause
behind, as is the .ass with mess preparations,
but leoa.iu it, *Imam till l.Xp ani allays irri-
tation, Mum reweaving As case of eotapleint."
DO NOT Ba DZCz.ty ID by articles
bearing a shear nage. Be sure you get DR.
WISTARIA BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
with the signature of " I. BUTTS " on the
w r. 50 Cents and 41.00 a Bottle. Pre-
par.d by 8srn W. Foots lk Sows, Boston,
Sega d by druggists and dealers generally.
♦ Protected Ilolstlon of the lirotezlie et Iron.
Is se easily digested and assimilated with the
bleed se the M pleat food. When the blood
dees not costaio the usual quantity of Iron. the
deficiency can be supplied by the nue of th •
PERUVIAN SrsDP. It ecus a "thousand
i1M " simply h Toone) Ur, 1trvtsosumro. seJ
Vtew
aLaa the systole The ourIcbed and
vitalised Mood every part of the
body, repedar rj - end waste, ..srehing
oat asovbid eeeretian., Sed leaving nothing for
Seems to fled epee. This is the secret of the
ir9yMhl esteems of Ws rrgaedy In carie,
s, Liver Complaint, Boils.
Chronic Diarrhea,
Nitrous Alsctions, 'smite
Complaints.
nail all di.ea es otigieat;a M a had state of
the bulged. or aees_yeMcd ,iehihq. w • leas
Hulse of the system
O,DT11D --1e sateen soluble "!'E
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