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• 6I86RTT'1•e'1 QTT&RAFi3.TO ARM FR +Y
3.3011,011 3G TO TKR OWTAtE140IPOOSSOINNOE WE
p$IZE ABOVE ALLi`stHER LIBLR'rIEE•
ttc4a-opt, IsTorOpaer fir, 1883
�ltest Brice T nchersA ssoclntioii
°• Pioceedings on.Thursday d Friday;
-October.lath;and lOt x...
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The aneetitig was: opened with devotional
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xercises., `rhe.. president: in Atte chair. After
• , tie usual business, . a circulars was read:item. `
)tr. t;tendenniug.: inspector, East : Eruct, in
eference to the choice of .- a. neW ' series. of
eaders. ,
It was moved by btr.. Powell, seconded by
: H. H, McKagye, that: a copy -of the minutes
..t she Provincial As,enerationbe mailed to
= ;.ash member free of charge,. Carried.
the.tluestion of the library ; was 7 taken- up
.r.and Neil 1). McKinnon moved, seconded. by
G. B. Kelso, that Township'l'eachers' Asspc
- 2ation have' the -privilege of Obtaining at one
tirue,,from the -County Association a number
-•4,f bnoks.from the .ttbrarv, equal to twice the
number of teachers in°the township;. these
+'►,,e,oks to be retained by the Township- Associt
•': ,tion for *period of six. months At each
meeting of theCQunty.Assoc tion these books
o.�
'shall be-returnreturned.and ' another'selection
• hooks made. ' • That the President and Secre-
tary of each 'township - Association shall;
responsible forthe care and return of the
books at the. proper ' time. Alio,: that the
_ • teachers in townshiprr where Assooiationa are
'not snoli► in existence, be entitled to the same
• pr-ivile�ge,.provided they -organise theniselves
: �. lnto'aa body and appoint two responsible per
nos M eeaarity for the proper care ands return
• of bo.,ks -
Moved in amendment by 11. aC.Sutherland,
recohdeit by James McKinnon,, that:- the mat-
-.-teed be laid over until next meeting. Amend-
:.lent carried. - .
A furtherdiscussion- ensued, in which it
wa,s proposed to -sell the library and furnish.
i he Members with educational periodicals tree
• > of 'charge. - •
It was then moved by D. F._ Ritchie, see-
tofded by Mr. freer, that the repiresentativie
of the two series of. readers—the Royal and
tue Canadian, be allowed to address the Meet-
ing.. Carried. It was also decided that- th
vat 'Of the Association. upon this 111ilitter.be
- to T E•
J :she
ling h"
steer
reque
twice-t��
3in-5
- TO THE PPete)41"61;:.F3 OF _ 1'1i
bscriber at Ki roti .;{. red :y<'r
er xith white: race , .t s �,e, 2
rtted red and wi:rta. :Th.._ .ow.ntr 1'
3
® 3`r e imse'' to prove llrupet rv; Y (?
avimaerle away.
field,
two -y
and w
peeve
awe."
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FIFEJ E. TA.i Alt.
E To THE` YIi, M:1S1 S (O1? l'IIE
t bseriber Lot'11,-00n. 14,-E. 1): Ash -
or abont-tholOth. of Occber} -
red
ar=�le3 heifer, with a white ispob-nn face
rte belly. The owner is requested to
property, pay ;expennw,-and take her'
JAMES.. WEBSTRR
Bor. I2 ilcknOWP.O::
k 4i
airing
CAtt1
steer Y
And '
brinered.
will
ward,
• 3in-5l
ta:i.en by -ballet. : .
Mr.i oran, agent fc.r the C snadiau.ser es
then n,ddresed the meeting. He was folks
ed by Air.. McGregor, agent -for the ilii al
series.. Mr. D. F. Ritchie spoke at consuls r.=
ablelenrrtb,_strongly urging a decision in fav
i.r .,f the Canadian Serie A prol siiged dis
' cubsi„n.•vas, howerver; cut short byMr. r. re vii.'
--s1.thata-c mmittee : be' appointed til:
_ .examine, the .books and. repot.
A committee was then .appointed, ennsist ng
(of °M essrs.. Campbell,. Freer, Pe.well, Rite iet,
.IcLean,-McKagnee, and Misses nbust in;
(lairds and Anderson, Who .met +�t 8 o'cluc a. •
CATTf E ESTRAY:.
YED . FROM THE ` p Rind SES
the Subscriber.—Lot-3i Con. $, -Huron;
he middle - of last May 8 ye rling
4-heifers-.and,a 4 Steers, 1 Ieifer .and a-
ite, 1 fer.aud; ;steer spotted red-:
hi$
ite, .1 grey heifer With white face, 1
'steer arida-heifer-:'aiid steer chiefly
ny.peratm hiving.snch information se=
ad: to their recoverywill be euitably re-.
•.• HENRY CtULBERT.
•NOTES STOLN•--
s
„=B PZJBLIC ,ARE HEREBY tAU
shined. against neglAiating the followitsg
notes it One. Made. by David. Carruthers in
lava f William Lanibert for the atria. of one
hnuee '&hd.ten. dollars, bearing datethe 11th.
ap a '.October e . v.,-1883 ; and a note Made
1$y Rt ilk. $wile=i� ilk. favor ofW illiamLamber
fee t"
the
`been
sum of fifty:4w dellaradate
,.bearing date .
itth day of October;e. .,the, same having,
1'stolen. ,- 3in 511 SVILLIA.M LAMBERT,
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Oct, 22nd, '1883:
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hNiY•�`hT ..,,,,0i':
et
reSS
Ladies' an tE
and iannels,
Trjmmlflg
eens,
� .�rf'i .
Kir tie. .
lotln� ,Weed.
otif- rets .ttO1S,
anile .Ornameilts, .
Speck: YER
SR a of O COV
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- - -
ILLIMERY,
GE .A.$sOflT-MEc:
BOOTS and l��OES�
educe Stock.. •
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to &
BESOLO ai the LOWEST
EY
Lucknow, October 24th, 18-83.
�NEYTO LOAN .at:7 per•cenf.,frrom
2 to 20 years, lists of"'Farms for sale
in U ario as well as Manitoba Parties tie.;
itirap d sell,farms, will consulttheirinterests
by i Opeeting theadvertising; fe••ilities of, sub -
aerie iu Great Britain and Ire' a. ad and con -
tine .1 of lands for sale.
-This rather mnnotclnnl]smatter wast en.?
relievedby the introductinfl -.to the audie ce
, y
of Xi. •Bengough, who suddenly. bransfo ed
•.. i intosphete int, one sof merriment.
re
rieil
in
•• On RFridaptnqrning the nee lec.ted I
ramme. received_atteiltion. A: B. Mc
en:
h act of ..-" �VTiispennR
by tit -B. Kelso, who, in opening; s
vncated the necessity of having young teaeh=
ere take part in the work of the Association' -
-and the desirability of working in inisrtnin
the various sections.- .1-r, Kehl) then diet/tow,
rdof his subject in a style, of. considerable
feloghence, -after which a friendly diss;uspiGn
ollo►ed.
the audience *as•.nex entertained by iia-
•'-owell ivho,. in "an essay of; thrilling, into est:
set forth her sentiments on "Duty ”' Th efi;
fusidn was a rare specimen : of beautiful and
striking thoughts,' .expressed m choice, ani
guage, anddeservedly elicited - warm ad irai
-tion.. A hearty vote ofhanks. was tend red'
- Miss.Powe11, cpnpled with a request that the:
4- eiigsay .be: published in : the local. papersand
also ,p1. an educational pieriodical, to wrkiich
Mi. Powell:repliedIon behalf of his .danghter';_
Miss Chapman -alto road an essay of contld-
stable merit, entitled " lW-hat to 'Read." Shy'
also deceived a vote of thanks,'coupled-witli a
similar request.
:hit 1H..H.McKague then took up ," Ma -t
the iatical Geography, . illustrating by die,c,,
grave; his method of teaching the subject, tud'.
.pri,e:e`,eding-from., junior tce senor chitties'. -
Mitis. Jessie McLean read, in ' bar =usual en
jovable manner •`-lily .Own Place.".; k.." The:
Leper; "-by Willie, w,as also rend - ba r. C eo,
Brown in as manner of considerable ilia . "
- _ Tennyson's '"Despair" was ably rende4red:
Thy Mr. Powell, and Mise Thompson read in;.
sa lighter.Strain,a selection from "Hiawais a."
- The Committee'on-readers then re rtedas
= fcillowe —. h Your Cvmmf ttes, having
�fuf=':
- -lv considered all 'the ' circuinstanceaat at
shehld ince flaentearicheras in inletting read Ts ;
-beg;tareconmend'the :Canadian: Reade -mi.
'they phase/tithe essential features of reading
=--4rooks; to. a much greater extent than Eho.
Royal -Readers." In -the' -discussion _that fat
ls,wed, Messrs. Powell. Sssith,: Friss; Camp
bill and Denholm took a prominent part.-
.
On Motion of ¥eessrs. Powell and Bitchie a
vote w.aa taken ior ballot and the report of the
'Counnitter. woe 4d. pteed--the :Rote s. . ng
as foieiowe.—ijanadiaa, 43, :Royal. 12, b k,
w
6.- It ads men stiff by.: Mr. Irrerer
:. the Vote be anode .unanimous,. wh ch e
+trop was• carred out. - -:.. .
Dut ing the afternoon Peet Ma rshs4ll•act
•al imbtltute f'r M. .Beago gh in relieving -
'the tediim of busfnesi - r etutiuea , aid : sin in
-- his o p happy and effeettO a 471. three eo gs
. niit , `' Darb nd Jean " '. "Jack'sY "
sand " h elteon'e Watieiitalot?d," • the latter, a
strange ceinoldsnee, bisrioonising with the
ke v nate: struokisi Mfrs Towell'e yess&y,•d
followed; :by is N cLea'a'e r'+�i.4 `::
- C. .f• C'ameroii iiluetrk : b/ordedi of Map.
Drawing, whio * s.w►4l zec ve ; '
i .a The. Trout of School" was hestb-
jeet.4 -ati dress . by Ur. -: Powell. who give
_,c'enbjeet to yours teachers -loon' their
-_ • las it>tthen of d y-Wa1na .e"- advice gained
_by bit ownee prrience. :. _ - s
The reexport of delegates $o the Prolix -44
incial
• Conveattiou then folljwed,.�and after a hearty
. ..roteloti thanks to Prot` &tarehai],. the met-
--Ant was _ cioseet by- _singing the.-Nstmnal:
1A. l `ti' sets*,
decret&lg r:pre '!e
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AN =IIS STlwAET
LandVahIntor Lucknow P _ '1.; (?nt.
rEAC ER,WANTE63.
..S. S.: NO. 10, - ASHFIELD,-
Male, 2nd or 3rd .class certificate,
,s to -conifieuce at New Years.
particulars apply to
.JOHN . -FAIRIES,'.
Lanes P.
509.'
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FARM TO RENT.
m THE EAST HALF. LOT
7, :in the 7th Concession of : the
nship of Ashfield,. Eastern Divi
.� 100 acres, ; about 75
i gannon auk tic-uri„d
Fpr. further articulars`'apply.
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:Win. :McQuoid, Lot 8,. Con: 7,E. D.,
to WALTER ,TI ELEAVEN
509. LucknovQ P. 0.
...d. &�a: GAUNT,
LICENSED TIONEERS.- ;
ALES` OF FAIIDz- STnGK.•: PROMPT
ly ,atteucieiito -ion reasonable ter`ins
ars leftat the E.rTI,NLLUffice will receive
Tromp_ t attention.. •8..
:St: Helena�P; O
Orr ' .e
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50 -
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HORSE SHOEING,
Gner1 BlacLsmithing1
.M: !HOMPSON: begs 1&av a to
thank theinhabitants of _ Ltick-
and surrounding country for the
al 'patronage ' bestowed on him
ng the last two years, and wishes
itinuance of his.old customers and
r share of the new, as he is in a
r positionl than. everto supply the
is of the public. He 'always hu
and a stock of
lkikeries ofa Stoma.
illalsoremiind e n of thefarfanied'
m
A
.C% DIAMOND : NARROWS, :.
h he -always has on .hand and, are"
e of the very •best material.- Par-
ovanting any thing in this line will
ell to give him a call and see -prices'
'e ptarchas` elsewhere. Particu
ttention i `to
KINDS O NORSE SN011tai
eet contractions and interfering
y strict attention to bulsinelis, good
wo kmanship and employing nothing
u 'rood - h� worltmen,. I trust to retain
t - � :tion dl ' extended ao me
I ALSO DijF •tTO3IPETITIoN..
_ADAM THOM PEON,
heli Street opposite the -Bank:
now:Mar 15th, 1.883::
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CHILDREN
WING 'OW. PIIO1a
TRADE ' IS RAPIDLY IN'CREAST14
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BLACK, a ;• p„
BROWN AND
GREY.
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2t3andLS1NCBES 1LiDTHi
IIID -AND CASHMERE, GLOVES •
TYIt
g.
;cLOTIIIN
AND GOOD Q TALITY
•We.offer -
-We keep only pure
�— PE, '
BARGAINS
rf EYS
n— �: T71�T I'yT IR
ides, 'Teas; and Sugars and sellint them very
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EGGS
receivin
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s every 'geek ani
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s `ff11ing.
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