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The work of putting it down will begin next week.

At the police court yesterday morning

for drunkenness Jas. Doucette was fined $2 or ten days, Dan. McDonald $5 for 30 days, Hector McPhai1$3 or 20 ,days and Jerome Flynn $2 or ten days. '

Mn. ROBERT WOOLNER while going out

to board the ships on Sunday employed Mr. John McPherson and his boat the Cricket. Accidentally he dropped a $5 note and did not miss it till he returned. On learning his loss he called upon Mr. Mc- Pherson, stated his loss and learned that the latter had found the money and not knowing to whom it belonged was about to advertise it. Mr. Woolner was thus

'fortunate in havingemployed an honest boatman.

Earily yesterday morning a warrant

was sworn out for a man named Henry Doyle, suspected of peing the person with whom Mr. Hall had the adventure on Friday night. particulars of which ap-

in the GUARDIAN, bnt yesterday forerloon when the oilicers of the law went to the country to execute the warrant they found that the man had gone. The sus- pected man was visiting at the house of a friend at Millcove, and it is said that barouche and hls hostfs horse were away from home on Friday night. The charge against Doyle is assault with intent to commit arobbery.

EASTERN NOTES.-Considerable interest

was taken here in the political contest in \Vest River on the llth inst., and the elongated visages of some and the con- tented expressions on other faces on the morning of the 12th, when the results be- came known, told plainer than words the political camps to which they belonged. Throughout the contest resulted as was

I f generally anticipated,yet the majority was

much larger than expected partly on account of the glowing success

print attending the defeated

in his campaign, and in the public meetings. - The lobster factories have closed for the season With B considerable shortage in the pack.-The codfishing hasalso closed on the south side with an average catch of very due quality. -A school of bake has now arrived on the south side, and good catches are made by the fishermen of Red Point and Little Harbor. Not much is done farther east as the sandy bottom of that lccality is not their favorite feeding ground.-A matter of more general interest, as it affects a greater number,is'_the undoubted presence in our Gulf of a large body of mackerel, recalling the days before their destruction by the unfortunate and destructive purse seine. The absence of fish to seine the last years prevented the fitting out of seiners, hence there is achance for the fish to increase, and this year we here a recurrence of the good old time, when a. man with a hook and line can in all probability cat-ch a good many mackerela few hundred yards from his own door. A few have been caught with the hook on both sides of the Point, and old bait mills are repaired, jig moulds hunted up, hooks sharpened, coopers patronized and a Stir created such as only the arrival of a school of mackerel can produce.-The East Point and Red Point cheese factories are both doing well, and the distribution of milk cheques tells the wide-awake farmer that old times have changed and that his income is derived from other sources than some surplus produce in the fall.-James and Roland McNeill, of New Perth, and Lorne Valley, respectively, spent a few pleasant days

visiting friends in this part.

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Latest News of me City Lessons of iii Institute.

Sm,-Ithaving been mygood fortune to

attend the meeting of the American Insti-

tute of Instruction recently held in Hali

About Six hundred feet of Stone side_ shall not attempt to elaborate them.

. , They are as followsz-

walk isto be placed on Great George Street, . . . from Sydney street to the Hotel Davies. In the materlallstlc cry of the present

day we are losing hold of the spiritual. The higher natures of the pupils are ne- glected in the schools. _ ~

The physical natures of the pupils`are

not systematically developed.

Civics-the principles of Government

should receive more attention. Much at- tention is being given to the subject in the United States.

The money for which most value is re- ceived by the State is #that expended on the education of the people.

Cheap schools are poor schools. To get the most out of the schools the

State should .see that the pupil is in a. con- dition toreceiveinstruction therefore cloth- ing and food -if necessary should be pro- vided. Give every child a fair lighting chance in the struggle of life. Schools with food and clothing added cost less than hospitals,reformatories, courts, jails and penitentiaries.

There is too much mechanical uniformity#

in our schools. Grading of schools needs modification.

Courses of study are top-heavy.

Special training is needed for teachers. Where good normal schools prevail the best results are always obtained.

Too much of the teaching is about

things. We fail to get at the heart of the matter.

Character in the teacher is more than

culture, professional training and literary acquirements.

Schools should stand largely for the

regeneration of society. Only half the mis- sion of the school is met when the ordi nary school population is taught. The state should bring by compulsion the out- cast portion of society into the school as matter of self preservation, if for po high- er motive.

The utter fallaey of ranking teachers

grading schools by. per centages. ' The most important part of the work cannot be measured by figures. And only the indolent and incapable school omeial will classify by such data.

The control of the educational work in a

community should be in the hands Of edu- ational experts. The' political pull and out- side influence should -have no force what- everin the appointment of teachers-merit and merit alone should decide and the de~ eision should be in thehand of one capable of judging, ‘ Practical teachers and teachers actually

engaged in the work of teaching should be on all Boards of Education.

The schools fail to produce strong in- tellectuality-the pupils are not trained to think-they are required to get lessons but how few are taught how to study. The work of teaching is ‘too much con- fined to the school room-take the child out to commune with nature-teach him to observe-inspire him with a love for all nature. ' _ These, Mr. Editor are afew of the top- ics touched upon at the meeting of the Institute and they certainly are verv ' suggestive and should occupy the attention of those who are concerned in the work of educa- tion in our own community.T_h e problems of others are our problems. Let us see to it that our best thought be given to work them out. As said by Dr. Winship, ex- amples are easily worked ont;problems re- quire secure a solution.

J. D. SEAMAN.

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By Reporters and Correspon- hx-ought out in the course of the meeting. , _ It is not my purpose to give a report of

dents Eve!-y“‘ [nel-¢ _said meeting-it would require avolume

' to do that,but merely to indicate the sub~ l

jects that are prominently before the

A SAILING regatta. to take place in the minds of the leaders'of educational

harbor about the 25th of July is being ar- thought on this continent. - I will, there ranged. , fore, merely mention the subjects, and

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as we keep all sizes, a. suit that

will ba smooth and comfortable

A very necessary quality a

Suit that will wear well and

we will sell it to you cheaper than any other Store in the City will.

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fine au assortment of rings as was ever shownin the city. _ `

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collection-and that means no endof styles to pi<=k»ff0_i¥l» _W p ,

As' to |81-ice it is simply a question of what you wish to pay,

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