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THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE 7 /^ ^ S, G. Teachers' Convention. THE ADVANCE. li publUhoU -i Large Atteiidanrt; uiid u Picas- ant Time. On Thursday anil FriJa^- of lust wpuk tlio repru8outtttivo8 of li^arnini; in South Orey asseuibled in Fli'shertou to com- â-  Evet'y' 'J'llltrHeltl^^, \wuue amout; tliomsolvus and debate . \iui>urum.-'jificif,,' i school raatteis. There were big and httle S'lii-nhnm Skeet, â-  â-  - Flfihitrtoii, (hit. TI-;UMS OK SUJiai'llU'TION; 41 per Anuiiiji wliutt piuid Ktrirtly In auvau c ^(.jU per auuiiia wliuu not su j)ui'l, W. H, THUKSTON, FliBSHERTON: THURSDAY, NOV. 1, ISKS. "THE FAKIR.' eraturo. Ho admitted that we could toacli a l;o(ii1 deal better than wu are do- inj;, and tlmunlit uiore time should be devoted to the teaching of mental arith- metic and less to (jcngrafh}-. The young scholar's head wai crammed too full of straujje foreign nuia(?3 which were of no material beneht. Wlitn ho was a boy he w.ifl oranuiied full of Ion;,' names, wliich ho hud forgotten â€" ami lie was j^IirI of it. He was in fnvor of music in schools, along with literature. Ho did ni>t wish to bo- bis audience, from tlie ainiillest cliild to oldest listener. Dr. Cliiistoo and li:\\ .Mr. NN.^tsnTi nxwved a voto of tlianks to the lecturer, whieli was responded to with n>iich entliusiasin. Friday nioriiin;;'.s nieeiiu',' oijunud with a reading by Freaideiit nuii:v,'e, after wliicli Uev. Mr. Watson luJ in prayer. br. McLeliaii conoluded iM.-i .-;ubjeot (if P.^ychnlo'^'v. S-c-ret:iry fi-win then fjave hi.s report of t'ne Provincial Teach- Tlif l»iii'.dalk Herald wrillies niidor lliosliorl article wliicli wodevotcd toil taochers, lady and gentlemen teachers, uli.ltlir fakir two'wwks aga.aniloxin-cs- «""^' looking and h.imcly te.iehors, young hcs iLStoiiLsliluci'it that we would up- """••'"-•â- â€¢Â» »'"' "•''• '^"r '""^t »'â- "' "'•'-•"t- 1,1 1 1 1. I 11 .1 ed two of the best looking fur nurpo.so of hold a man who dealt lioiior!il)lv with .,, . , _ , , , , . , ,. , ", , ,, illustration, but offers a.s apology for tlie u.-<, altir having lifanl from tile Herald ; ... i .â-  • <• u . " iHinateurish work the iiiforin:Uion that thai he Wd.S a fiau.l. While -sorry | t,,^. ^.,„„ ^.^.^^ ,,„,^, „„t ,,,,<, a Hhoemaker'.s that IVieiid Spurr IV-vIs .sore over our awl, which i.s not just the instrument for icinaik.-, we caiu'yt Inlp bat ihiuk i line art engraviu','. If yiii ri:co.'nize the that he i.s raising somewhat of a pictures plea.se don't give it away. The '•ICinpest in a teapot," im the n- '"dies were all dre.ssed iieatly,and most of KiarkH wo made were really not ho !"'« ««i'tlemen. Tile L'eiitlemaii sub- ject i>f our illustration niav not have woni a Kit el' the latest f.isli- ioii, but there wiij .a bi',' lo'ad under it, lilled with the latest rind nio4l f:i>liioiial'lo l.arnMe_' of the d.iy. Till- •'Ulwaid a|ii"a''- a.ice cannot, m ill eases, be strictly lii.iin- tainecl upon the pilil'iil .sril.-iries do|.-.l Milt to iiaj.irily ol our teachers. Therefore, severe or Marcastic as the Herald man | appeaiH to have taken them to ho. j Tin.' pres.s ii a "iViti niily, ' Imi j not sufiBcieiitly so. That is iriehvani in lliis case, however. Mr. Phillips i.s a member of that h;iieiiiity. loo, Mr. Spurr; lio is entitled to genih- 1 miiily consideration from his fellow i uieniber.s, and win ii Iil- is â- down ' In: U Oiltitlod to a helping iiand to u.-tsisl !jil;l torise. That was till ideiAljcal case I in this iiibiauc«. Hf' was -'down" in ' 1^ pocket and spirit when lie struck |ih IVJuie do le.t be loo hypi-reritlcal. Diindalk, and the citi/om uud paper give him a kick by w.iv "f as.-,istanee. I '''''^' ''â- '^' '''â- >â- * pr .cohn.'s were d.-vo, This is a kindofehantv Willi which !••'"" 'â- â€¢"'""- '""""". ^IT "i't"'.'"! -i coniniittees. .Mr. Ileid r.'.td a paper lei â- lUllps , , , , .. â- â- Jiow to mli-r.-l |..u.-iit-, III school work, CUlle lo us and laid the e\;iel l.iel s n| , . , , , , ,, . . ,, wliuii w.w iln.nir.M.-il liv M'-^-,. e 'lUlespU', lus treatment In foiv ns e.niaslne ,;i,.,„|,.,„i„e,' and ..thcr,. In the alter- II -laM has given th.-in, witli tie on. i,,,.,,, |-|-,-,id.-nt Ui.m.v r,-a 1 mi add wo have no svmpatln. Mr. 1 t \ci plion (d liis having n I'l his i)\e!- celt behind as K"ouiily lor li.iail. Iv.cn ihi,. lalLOi wa- no di- 'laee.f, ii nd i,'i' ii-a I :iii aO'ln-ss i-nlitled ".\n Iii.piliv nil. I tie- iiice;itivi-< il-c-d III ;ieli loU. ' 'I'lir pllli.-liile ilei-ii lii.-s lU'-iili •;i...| w-|-,. pitr^i , eieill.ifloi. . SpuiT--fai froinlt! We help.d hini mil ., ''•"•"'•'-â-  I n^'-'i^o.-i.!, p. iv,.„t, ,,.,-, and and had no great cause M i,_;:,I „ . I >^^^'">H,au.uis. Tin- ,.-c.vM,v e .:, lu â- .,-,! V- . 11 1 1, II . • , a review !.;<<.. .1 011 lie- r.olw.'vs i-i ll;i ^ iiijv, ill ple.iso e.-iciis. iis,.\|r_ II. saiil.il we c'.niiol apprecMl -..ei.- kimliiisi r.nil astuteness 111 .M -oor. y.v\. C .i-nniii'; aiol till- Ibijl and T.ini. sol fa system.". \ v.ite ..f lliaiilv »a-. pr.-sented to Mr. Spr..iile and .â- la^s. Pr Mel,.-llaii nilro- iliiced lie- nisj.-.-t ..| I'.'liiealio'.id l'-<y-li- jol.i.^y. He oenind ['.syeboli v'V to be , "Tho Siience ..f llu- fa,:ts .-r pj!v.-ii..iiiriia (llie-islooK part in He' dis.-ii-i->|on. .Mr. '"".'I"''" '"""â- ' Spronle.havino prepared , I el.is. Ill iiiiisic, •â- hand" belore he ha- ilel'.,iiid, d voii. '.^-ivL- un .-xlnl-iiMn s'lo^i,,^- ei,.|i,i,ii.-y We nevel'^lainled .Mr. Philips lo the i uia.l.- in ihu theory o: nui .ir .iuiiu.: t!i,- hkies as a man of ililpi ae^lialilo ch.u.ie p-is! f.w n llis, I'lie class :,!ioWed tei," iioryet uniliipoaehaliie eharaeler. ' iheniselves I'aniil. ir wii!i th.. â- .• ii'l aiol V.'e know eiiougji of hum. til nal are 10 'â- ''â- "'•*â- '"'â- 'â- â€¢"'"'-'''"â-  ''â- ""'â-  â- '-'"* "â- *'â- '' '" liiiderslaiid that ;', nmn will do linnos under ceilaiii [,Ue.~-,nre of eirenin- :.t,ii)Ces that ho would no; oiiin wise lio ; Vet 111 thjj. ilJ.slaiiC' We c.iniiol | :h(i thai h.) h.iJ lion • an) lliing , c imiii,i.l or e.i') tliin/ t li.if : of self. ' The Dr, was hsii-iod to »iili \i HiM jililly 'llUlle hihl I 1 inea;, iiilen-it. Th.- leeiiinatiii ; c.'iu liie title of l.iLir. aeen.liii.' l.i ,,,,â-  'Ul'lee p|..Hent.-.l lU-n iv|...i 1. liil.'lpiilali.ill of llic Leiin. I Theev.- .' 111 -, tin •, held inllu-'r..wii I Hall, was u.ll allei;<;,-il, lln- hail Ii.iiil' iineoiiii..! I ililv full, and inanv v.i-i-- turn .el a'.v.iy. Iâ- 'le^ln•l 1..11 liin.l w.is in lit- cndlli; loi; we are jirogiCriSliig fivoi ',,,,,, 1 1 .. ,. 1 ,. 1 . , IS-, . triHi.i'in- anil ii-n.|t-rn'l si-1-.-rii..tn HI a uM.N, ill,. 1 although iUuayimlbe wr.li ,„;„, I,,.,. iImT s!„nil.i ,-a,iM- Kir ,:i,.i!.,ii llie tiiii'.i.'iilons spteil whicli h.is , p,-,,pl.. 1.. !,.- pi...;.hi- iliaii i \ er oi 1 1„ ir . » h.iiael. n.j.l ih,. lier.ild edll.n'.-^ lllllsi.â- i.Ul^. Tin- i dec I'l'io w.i ; m ._.,,. .,M gi'i'Vlh diiniio Mm Jclsl short Mar, ^nni .nel wc i |..n,ll\ eii-.i.-d. .\ |,',,a, :â-  ill it IS a p.-i./eplihlo .^nnvlii. Jta;, ii"-^ fealiue ,.: llu- ,.v,-i,iii^ w.is |'„. „ii,-. | l.i.il k vo.i, leolii.i .'iui 1,1 e niellisii.i; w, woiiM 1 h.iiik tin III ;al.! Iir il.s l-iiUei ilv -iniile. .\e come acpiainted with the man who did 1 crs' .\s.Hociati(iii. Mr. .MoArthur mipple- not want niasioiaaght in the sell." Js. aiontcd the roiiiarks. .Air. .Mian il- Our schools luwe not the appliances for lustrate.! his iiiuth.id.s of t'cacliin;' reduc- tion. Ill the afteriK'oii, after adoption of doleLtates' re|i.irt, Dr. AfcLellan spoke for over an h 'in- no m phonic readiii'.'. illuslratiiig the a'i'i!ytic aud synthetic methods. Thi syuthetii: is thf method prac'.icod in liie .sjli'>"!s in Ter-nit.-i. The coiniiiittee on lleadiieg ('iivie-i reported a.s folloivs : "Your coininittee i4i|..iinli>^l to consider the subject of reiiiiiiig circle* would earnestly re'.-oinmend tiio olije-cl for which they art- instituted, a-id fecoin- meiul that tw. I districts be forme.!, with Durham and Fle.short.ni as ceiitri-s. to 1 r- ganizp and decide what work vx auth-'r they will hrst rerd and di.scnss, and ais . arrange for future nieetinu's, election i.f olhoers, etc. The pr>.visi..na! presi.lent at Durham t.i U- .Mr. N. W . t'ampbeil ; at Fle.shcrt-iii, .Mr. \V. Irwii.,'' The following ofBcurs were then elected for the ensuing year : Prcsi.lent, W- Oleiidinning ; lirst vice-president. Miss Elsie Inkster, sccnid vic-j-iiresident, 0. ,1. Spr.nile ; iSe..'retary tro.wuror, \V. hwiii ; inauagoaieiif . .Mmsr-i. .M'D.iinId GEO. MITCHELL, UnM'GUT.i iSoCailT ASD .SOLb. Sivci'ii AtUiituiu ju.nij tu th'' •'•ilUftii'n ' f SoffA •ittri Aci:tiUHt.-ij v/id i/efo' J\ui'th !•/ iilfriiaU. teaching' literature which they ought t-i nave. It was a mistake t.i tiavu excluded the lihniry. Art is detined as a har- mony -a unity â€" aiu.1 iiteratnre wa.s an art, characterized by a -unity, anil it liar- moiiized. .-Vrt in it.s highest form is poet- ry. The perfect poem was the iiorfoct expression of the perfect human inind. Tn this deliiiitioii he was supported by Schiller. The characteristics were the.se: "In the iniaire of (iod creatnl he him." Man was ..;iven the power t.i kii.;w the truth, to love the beautiful, and almost to create. Poet from the fJreek means crea- tor. Worshi[i ineaut afeeh'iig of reverence or worship .'f tlK! hH-d of tlie manor. These Were efiaracteristies ..f tlie perfect hunian iiiiml. Tin; lecturer gavj a poet- ical example of the ada[.t.-ili.iii of the power of thought, proving that in that way the ..'landeur of expression and melo- ily wcr.; fully brought oiii, ipi .ting as .a bullion. lis examjilo the young man who falls in love ; his lirst act was to cre.-ite au ideal and address it in a pm-tical form. Our Bcho.. Is should te.icli literature, but ' and .Mc.\rihur. ana .Mis.svs .Vinlerson. they should t.-ach the ri-!it kind and in | Druniinoiid ainl P.irter the ri'^'ht directi..ii. It wouM have powerful inlhienc-'. !!y it we coald reach ll-e hc.irl i.r liii'iiiuity. Tii'i'-' wis a lime when pliciea! f.ir.'-,- predouiiiiated This was the int.-llectual a,'c, an. I the lecturer b.dievel ther.. va-^ a 1. 'ti--- .-i,'e e.iiiiii,'. Tli.i lu-.irt ["..y.-r >U ..i!.! 1 - .'.e- j ('lark, liut woiiM like to be â€" would like vei..'.,;l. .Man was not all brainâ€" the ''> sih-ntlv wnie,' his hainl an i n.iiule ..ur h-insV.nl.l be cu1fiv:Ue.| as well as th-, I '.'''"â- " "•'''' I'H "Ver mutual experiel. .Mr ll.i.'arti, of ^[..nnt f*..r.'st, re-i 1 a jiaper .>;i .Men .''y an 1 .Inl.'vn â- â- ir i'l t'l â-  tcacimu' ot liie.'lish. T'l.' inc-ting tlien closed, t.. assemble at call. The llokeriii,' Ne«s man -.vrifes a very n-abable actije o-i ''Ho-.v ei!i'..r's are made." We are »<â- { acpi-iinted with .Mr. iiUi'lleci We want such heart poWeri fi.r w.. were !.r..u;lit U'l tliat wav our- sdve* I Geiieml New?. devel..p.-d th:it We W..11M b,. willing t, sa-iili... ourselves for l!ie g ..i.l ..1 ot!i.-;-s. t'l'ln. s.-ieii •â- ! di.l ii..t t>.i-h. II.' (tin- h-.-- j lurerl .Ii.l 11. It ilc.;e..se s -i.-ncc, but tlie j yi^ Is-tae Cn â- kburn s s.iw unll at (ira- len.i,-i,.-y w u t., n.-.de.- h.-ir: cnlt.ir-. | ,...„!,,irst wa. Idra -I K'.-iday ; hiss ab..ut .Musie w.is an iiiiportiiit el.'in.'.il in this, MartiUk l,.i''.i.-r s-ii.l th ir the lieMl h.i'i-: music. Tio-Pi, b-|ie/e.li!tat when he ,,„,^,,„. |„ ,,,,,„,, „^, ^ „, ,,,^. ,;..|„„_v „f li.-ar.l a 111 an .! 11 .111 -1114 111.141 â-  in .s.'li.i. .1-. 1 \1,,,.|,... \ w â- {• I'.i.-.lcviloroi,,-... his n,.ni..ns was not j Tl,; ".^j,!,,,,,,,- ,, v., dn...u t . the siu- faraway. i le enlere.l .1 s; .-, .114 j.ha f. loll-., in s.-li, >. .Is. .\s I., what b...ki we ..'1 ..iM ^. l,..-t f, DR. CARTER, il.O.P. Ji: S., ON-r. I'tlV.SKI.lX, SlIttEO.^v A<-. KLEHHERTiiN. Partncx'ship. â€" E. F. II1.\0.\ J. t. IHTTO.>. Pir.sictA.'is, Surs;cot}s &c , &c., I'.niCEVILLE. ilcntiiitni. ^^. Dl'NTISTRY.' Tr. it^t; TT.;-o,.^;vc-'" T T' *? iLxOixiJ-:> Xj. Jx.U!:i^... . .j. ^. k^. si liOKuN DKNTlsT (;,.l.l .U-'.i/.'..( ,0.'' //o„„r l.rutlwtf,' of ih'! /,'.'â- . Z(..s\. Ui'! -.i-lt K! Ksini-.TlN. M!-i->! im ^ ir. t. 1 ! :e:l -.*..; i-n.'l-. .ii..titn '^eHl^ e\^ractiHt ::.v.-]t .1.1 ii'i I rt;i^.l lu till- lii.;he.-.t Mvles ui tii.- :ii t. »i. i .,t 11.. ..i. -rat.- tftti-->. Hr->n . '^ri.-K.TM V..M.1- Si . T- i > ; â- . £q);\l. isi'O.dOO. The lih.od aiid-Su-i.-cv li.h.nis aie in- .!. W. FllOsr, L.I.B.. Ittirristcr, SDlirUoi; Coiiiui/tiHrt'i- OI!i.- -sti-.ii.:» !'.-;:l.ea.'.;. KLKi-urui - v. .\. .\. (.HUSl.KV. S4-:u. â- â€¢,,,, hi:, I (.^.:.v,.y!i:.ev y.n. ! liOS.T niU ')c feiiii.l at tlio Offcc • '! iiar^.Ui-. s as In-rtteloi i.. P Ml'CULLOUGH, 7.V ./•/•.•Wi\-<. Sj/ici/.h-. ,\r. <>i!i«-c. «nicr Wc!':irhiii«rs Stur- .Darkilah-. .Moiu-y to l.oa:;. .r til.- stilly ..f hii-i-aiuro. the lb. s.-ii.l In- expl.iriiu' ...t;. iiHi.'U t . me sii.i- ol r..iliyl..ii, .se'it ..lit 1-y ill.' I aiversiiy of I'liiinsylva-iia. was \» recktd hc.ir the is lind of P itnii.-.. J 00a W, Armstrong, irkil.i'.- v..tc>l in fav.e- ef nnxeation ihiiv «,.ie a Imn.livl ,.•..â-  a s.ints pl.e .,1 j t„-i-„,,„„,, .Sauirdav W ;v ,uai..rit v .,f P.T,. Ill tl... tcnii.l.-..l tli.Miiia. .|-;iU. .S-b-e: I Hannah lloyd, the yirl arrested in cn- ii,-cti..|i with tile ll.'.'.r e..-.s. .niii.; eaie , has bei-n rcinaiule.l f.n- a »..--k. T- . a report- er, Deetiv,. .M.it. H.-i'ie dcclaie.i his be- fr..ni Ihesit. Tlie tefnlcn -v ..f t.. d.iv is t . lead Irashv l>o..ks. There were vi-rv i,-w leinics. whose bbrariet.if searche.l. woiil.l lived ihe Hs.iks of III.' ma.it.-vs. He w..iild a Iviso pare. .Is t.Mduca!.' ir..iii I'l.- hef lliat .Miss Boyd knew li..tliing of the I'l-nter. and that a man and tw.i weuieii, .â- :M-liest period, and inculcate a tasie l..r, „,j,,^^, „,^,,„., |„. „.,,,,!,. „,,( „,,,„»!„„, were tleit whidi n ;;..... I. ll-> .Ii.l Hot tin 1 f.uil' with .4. .).l lictioii, f..r lieiioii is akin tile ..lUilty patties. Since the nb.ive wai in tvj Ii.'is been libcnitcd'. th. rS;J. P. JURSliALL .1 'â- ! f.i..t .1.1-5 .-..i'- [.anil. ,>T,-.>..-t r.ites. Meiu-v to Ice. I irn. 1.1 p...-trv. .\m..ng th.- tr.ishy class Ir specilie.l such writers as Mary Jalio! • llolines. Onida, Hidor Ha..ai;i etc. J^ |^^y A 1 ) V H 1 1- T 1 ^KM 1" N 'i'S. S,-,.it aii.l Pickens Wen- s'.-iinl ird belli. 11 I _ _ ^_ , wiileis. lie hkeiieil ill.' rea ler of bad b.-tLHi I., the pe.u. ol I in 111 III Pr'",r.ss a ninck i.,l,ei. H niikf tin- iiiotli.-r in.isler of t'l,. iiruiil |,, |l, ,S.. E*EM'l.'.''i', .l.-y.-l..p;>.ei.l ..f the chihl. That was the vi„its Mark.l.-ile the Ist and r.;-.; Wednes ni..tliei".< I. ii -..â- .-. e, -i.! the 111 itli.U' e .uhl ' day ..feaeh niolilli. reil.em hiiii. iioi--, 'i'li,,ii; w.is in.gtaiuUM- I'ieshtfrt.in e.w'i trip on the Jay fi.l'oWin'J nii...i..:i \'..-\u t! it ..; tl L.ther.. m- " " '- " - J ~ I'll ... ... .... . , I, .. .',1 I 1/ . „• , â-  J >-,-,. I , "''.'' 'â- â- ^tato ami liLsuvane.. .-Vctnt. li.-.-es -evil v: ,...v.|.t>.d.o theex'ter. if &Â¥!â-  H^MV^^f ^1 ^•"" -'â- '•-â-  I"'â€" » «'"-s .Ir-wi, „p .-iiM wl.i.hu -.',..,.. l.,...n„lrhe e,.„..e.p.ence g 1 illllj A^ {? A lu£|| V-'laaiwis uiuiic on -heM.-st n...;,-e. .Mn- I'Liisr.ir.ji .\. I',.. (.;.: nniSlt'N COIMT CI.I-IKK, (â- ,.\.xii..v-,-\â€" . '-'iili t; . (â-  â- llV.-\ulH-,-|-. \i- .>.;;(..< to. |...u-l • M-' -11. â-  ..f iilillli. .\ [ 1.1 rti*.t-l I'll" 1. i I - ..e I r. i\ I,, ,v ^^ s..<-.,; â-  M. ,,,â- , t. I ..- M â- -.; laa- e.»li|.- ;,-iu.- IS-.-.I; 1- M.M.l-.l ..il» i.lri;N>«Ks. Nov^nv i-fr.i.ir MONHV TO U)A.\. .IT LOWEST ( IKKEM Jt ATi;s. On Town or Farui Pre) city. S, DAXl'Ti-:. Ka-Hlu-rro'i. \v. J. bI'XlaIiyT" !wr. cLio; .<«TK'jrsn. 'I'.vr/.'v I vcf.'.v. (<iMMiss!it\i-i: rv.sr/, i.NcA' Aur, .w nei.:ns.M<>i;'ii,\(iKs. lkaskh. Ac. pn-n. -'-' e-' 1111.1 I l..; Miiy .-v. ,.-iHi.,l. IiiMuuiu-i. rtri- R. J. Sp^TOUlG, l>"SrM.\STi:U. l'l.sho.t,.!.,l\„„nnss;.n. *- ir in D. U., l.u-ens-,.ii Vnci:,!,,, r. I.\.n vey,ila-el. Appl.U.srr KI..I M,.,„. • l.,.|„li.- Heiil l-'stato aiiil liLsuvaiii'.. ..Vii.'nt. w.e, ili.ii il,.. ^^.'iniii pi' l.-r llii cin \ .ah-, s! We would ''.valai,eelassofs,.|,o.,Ubil,I,..||. M,, , ^ ^^^^,^^^ ,. , , eredir is re'l.-.-l -.1 iii..>ii tli.u iiistru, i,,| > 1. in Vi- on- ,, ,, ,, , . ,. , .,, . , , , , ' I Mr. I!ii....l|. M, Khii.ir. s..n, l'.,,,, , ,.,,- Iileiil, will, the kliiiwie.ige that We :. , , , ,1 ' • , . Blued 111 bis iisu i! b.ip'.i nianii.T lia.l wronged no ina.i.to tin. hull.'r.iy, •' nit. •.i..|.i;i.i.\N s ].; , ri nr. Klage, yvitn an ilieasv |, ,. ,11:.; oMia\ „,. ,11. , , . , ., . I up. Ill "lMl<;hsh literaiiin. anil lU lain.! ill iiig dine an inpistice 1.1 a 1 i!,i,i o, 111" i- 1 . •. , , ^ •' 1. 1.1 i.i 111 ,. l.,ilm-ati,,i| wasjin ml .y ,-st m.; and el..- iN"itn-t; .11 ..f liii.i-. 1 1 I-, b.- made 1.1 many .-is. -, iTT s -leml. Tli.-r.' was .I'-e. t.-a.Uiic- t. iii-,'l.-.-t a heiltliy dm-. >!.>;>- [ the le.ciii .ry. .Memery was a in..,t iiii;...! lani, f.uit.ir, and sh.nild be is:lslr,l with apl'i'llls t.i the ehild'.s 111 iciiiatL.ti by tlie u.-;e of anprooriato . I'lcHlI', rccyl ,' '.ij I'rOX'isiOU. Ti! \T G. H. BLACKBURN'S. w\i d.< ).• tl M. lliciianlsiiii ,^ C.Vs. is the pklCO '. .. g...; -.-oi;.- c|neiit appeal for tliv mi It 1 I.IW l..lll-ll|res (In, I l.iiiii.ili ainre into our public .sclninU I!,, i-laim. H.iy.l ha I lijlliiou' I,. .1,1 wii:, |,|,,. ed that our school system Was ilie liest pns.niing CIS,-, ainUlie li.i, li, , II .b^ on eailh lo-nay, ami he had e.sainnie.l chargi il fioiii ciiii'.oilv. .\i,.ui;rr i-,isr of de!i (•.i\e SIPiLj I the oili-i.ils eliun ei^ni, all. 10 1 -h 1.1 iiiaiiy li.reiu'ii .s\steiin ; m-i it was ii-.t without its defects ; the most Hern. us of wlii.h. in liii opini.in, appiMred t.i b.- the cainpaiauve ne.^dect of literature. Class- HOmoilibuinatioi, lioM he.- mat >,v,, ical litevntnre was imt tandit to the e.y- load lo the iliTcsL of olhei pani. s. a, tciil n w.is al .me lime. In his e.sliiiia- tli.nsy tale to lei liiims.-hes down Hon tins w.is n..iliing but rioht, iia Kiig- easy. hsb Inenitm,. ,-, (he grandest which the "â- '"â- ''1 evir prodiicnd, and the most appH- rpi 1. 1. >• â-  . ,,.- calile tl. our purpose ; it w.as the mdile-st llie I>- 1.. \ . cid.ssiiig 111 Wiiinineg ..„.,, , , ', , , ,,?.,..'. Pellicle of ImmHii thoaudit, and stronger Im |.e b^eu maun. i he injunction f,,,- „iaii Ilmu which go forth with battle .*till liolds until adjiuheated upon by tli,< „ii,u,l..,l. Youth was the time to tj*e liiglm,r ciiuil.. 'Aovelop a t.v,te f.ir tlmright kind of lit. la.-^s pri.vi.-.i.)!i SU'!-..'. tiive us a call and yon will 1..; conviu;v,l. ;il.r..priato sel.-.-li..in th.i' A..iild .ipiH al t.i the lu'art , V '1 'b. 1 -.,'â- .. ,.' .' ...... ?!â-  ' y-' .-1^1 Is o.c 1 l,.e., > iii-y a;u!blSC;!ltS, e-v.impli-s of V, lii.Ii the lecturer gave ; and , . , , I I ' invstivs and pirtMe-. in hull,-. Oatm.al pun. .tic anil neinil sc.inr.s. • ' <'.l..ii. ai_ .\. r. ho.v he w..uM I e-vh literature. ,''•"â- '""' '•''â-  (".e'.e.i wli.Mt, rolled oatS, tin- l>r. sa^u ih.it the l.ive of it w.i'i a I ai'.-l e\ (.fv 1 liiiig nm.mj; v kiV't in a lirst o.-iiii III ever\ liiiiiian In-art. There wa^i one gen.'ral rule, ami that v.as that the I.' ichur Would have lo l..vo il hiniself. Wlmtever yon love that you can teach w.-ll, an.l t!ie pupils will leani t-i love what y.iii hue au I li.ne what y.'U h.it.v He warned tliy teach. -rs agaiiHt the daiigur of bo.ing to., meclwnicakaiid wound up a most ii'strautive locturn with a trau.ilati.in of the beautiful thoughts cmi- taiiiud in that little poem in our school book, •'Whiii-u did you come frnin, baby denv ?" The whole lecture was re])leto with sparkling ijems o^ truth, prescnte.l in a nuiiiier that secured for the lecturer the sympathy and attentive hcariug of e.r. on:s.i .i.vNc.vav 7. l!vs.). !!T\reâ€" W. Willlnii>«. n \., KM);li»li. Ki-eneti an.l lierniau. .), P. m.-tlio'iv, ll.A., flassie«- .1 I. (â- ..\. !!. .\.. M.llh.-matn-i; W IP Sti-vons. H.'a '. sfuim-i\; 'P. H. Melivvil. U. .\. poiiiiiu.ii-iHl ii<.' ciir.l lit liJji, sis iiiii;ueul:uit--l«i. il.»t IPs, iiiui. Hist P's. iliiKliuhl ill tlio Vroviairl. twelit-. tlio-e .-.o.-oikIs, tweiity-imc thlnls, I.,.-,.,|,,h ,iHi..,-< m m. 11.11- exainiimtluns. Tlui «i-h,.ol uisltes a -i).ic :..ltj of toacliur's w.i-k. an.l ,liii v\^ tlio pa»t â- .111,.. .i>ars has passed Hi". ai,<is(..lAs ('.IPs 71 I'M, â-  ;' â-  â- ooirls,.SO>fhli-.ts: 01- II la-aii I total ot sw. ': .s .^sn fully nijuipp.til f.ir.lunuirMatiici • Utloii mi k ".ii! i.-ofessioiml exiiininatieiis. fK'ii 1 fur auui uncum ait t" . ^V !. Winia.vMH, tr 111- pal yil'nswwl.Ot)''-! !•.!:?<, mm Saii-s atti-iule'l to la in:y paiv ef tl- t'.ninty. \t,.!u-v t.> biaii »l lew. st ral. s . 1 mtciesl. C.Il.-ctloi.s att.irh-.l to w;:)i preuipinesa iiirl ib\spatcri. l,.iarg..s !..-.v .-Vy'eiit (or the I'l.iniiiiou t^toa.a~liipi.\.in).-ii>\ . r|-..;ii;. liekrts fr .111 Fleslnrti'ii to Livi'ii., . I l.l,i;.i,..<v, I,, n.lvn ..r ae.v ,.; >!... l!r:l;-ili t'er:-. Parties inlciid.iij; t.i lisit Ili.-ln, ,; Se.'tl.nn! or I.-.-lainl, will pi, use iis!, r:.:.-,s be f.t. vnrc'.y.siiii; tlifii- tickets ilsewliere. James Suliivan, TlieTinsmitii, - Flesiierton' It.-piioiin;. lau..llon{;liiiii;..i,;ul in facteviM-v- lliiliK ill th.. I.iisiiu-iw will veeeivp my preniptsivl cni.-ful iitteiiii^.n ut i-eiMciinlilv prices. Canm AstraM.. Cai-ie to tlio |ii-pn>iscs of XV. T. Mi Kew. T.nt -s ('.111. â- !. .\rteiiiesin. two stcoi-s. oiui niucK s.n.l t'e ivliei- i-ol, ..! yi'iim iil.l. 'P'!!) tilRck oiu-wa^ tour I ileti.t on the roa.l near mv pruniiiies. 'l^oiel OHM is nowst no plnrx. and the cv ii-rmsy have same by t*<viiw i'mpevtv wul paiinj! ospo'iscs T::y The Advance one year for f I or six incnihs for ^ais^ \ r- % f \- l