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enzrhles the i`ully the

Empire. Thus. Premiers of the parts the British .Empire neces-

to know the names the dif- llritish possessions. third part making the im-

ieft by each lesson a last-

on»-. many appear unnecessary

and studies lt.. the impres-

lon il-it will be a lasting one, How. ver there is an inclination some Imes on the Dart of the Dllpll I0 get he different notable characters in heir wrong places. To overcome his we must ilnd out the csuseoi Hull remedy it. The can-se is ap; rent. Since the intellect knows nthins without the concurrence to he Pilurilosy therefore the pupil nllersiunds nothing without first akin: it mental picture of the sub. ect in question. Without sufficient unwlt-iige to guide the pupil the ictnre formed in the mimi of that upil n|u_\' conflict \vlth another ol' siniilnr nature which he has 'form on ,-'nine other subject. lt is '.vith ifiii-nli_\~ filter this thiil. the child

am no differentiate nelwecn thc]

wo. l-‘or this reason the tenelwr lmuld we that the childfhus suf-\ tlenl l<no\vledge on the subject to irrnnt u vivid mental picture. lie ny :\l.-o help the pupil to form thc lctnre by nssocialing with each ev. nf .yr person of note some pecul- rlly .-.- regards looks or mnnner. tier illsianos we _Hive Grade .Vl- e pri-rulers of the province of Can- di in n short time they are liable nun- them mixed up and assign

in their wrong provinces. But

the ri-nrher helps the pupil to,

;| mental picture of the Done; while standing nn, Prince Ed-; l--mul with Nova Scotia tot

lofi und l-ho other provinces ln, ;i.< ln- loolm Westwaxril and the.

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s .Hhs `were seen and

h‘;l“d 'bl' I Press representation W ° 399|" hours between -mtg. night and damn in s repnteqly haunted house in Upper John- street, near Picadilly-circus, :villas for a spook who is sum to aunt the building. ‘ The b“"¢U1l8» 200 Years old was

formerly a prieet's house, and is “aid f° .ll.Q'.0 been built on the s 1: of an ncient burial ground, I I HOW occupied by the Faculty of Arts. whose exhibition of plc. tures in shown in part gf |¢_ Mus Cnlsmnce Wright. assistant to the

ofa pupilis interested in Secretary' is.convinced of the‘“°’°°' He °p°n°'1 lt' “nd as 'M

“8host's' existence.

The secretary’s room used go be

B Uhflllel. There is no access to the cellars except by ten;-[ng up the flagistona floor of the lower room. which has not been done for f~fl¥ years. There is also n secret room. the situation of which is ul- known to any one. .

Atmosphere like that of a creypt

strlkc-3 one on entering the base- ment riwm. ronnierly a kitchen, now un exhibition gallery. At .one end is the bricked-up entrance to a tunnel which used to lead to Warwick street. ’ V The press re-presc|:tati\'e, who awnlted the "ghost" in this room, heard soon after midnight slight irre uiar . ' i

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premier of each in his own pr ince, with Premier Ste\\'ai't at t first ni` the line und l’re|nl~er (iliv

at the last und the others in tween in their proper places it hard for the pupils to go nstrny again the teacher could relate oo

peculiarity in the umnner or

peurance of each or some incide

in his life the impression would

dowbt bc a lasting one

uinothcr method of leiving nn tlellble impression on the pup mind is by the aid or pictures._ this means the pupil cannot ma a mistake in, forming n mental p ture alter seein! the real pictu The news of the world in pictu in the ‘Star and Guardian, the p tures of premier-s, presides-ts - governors as found in good ma ines and the pictures _of other i poxiunt places or people il studi '->\r.itill_\' ‘ty the pupil will rand him capable of forming a clear rm 'al piainre of the subject wheuev it is mentioned afterwards, <11 irlili this picture iii the imagination

lw~rei\'l~<l :vs inucli proluiuvnre :milf li ‘ul their pi-eilllurliii-5 its we-ll por- trayed as the worltl-famed Jlggs.I There -are few lshildrcn who do uotl

A Riccadi1ly‘Ghost’ _

,_mm"em. "une ia.-wen-d_

had -declared that the ghosts sp-` pearanoe was always heralded by these sounds.

The only unusual happening

that-followed the tapping, however was the appearance ot-s pallid my of light, which stretched the whole length of tha stairs. ‘The-sounds and the light were repeated at frequent intervals, and finally the atmosphere of the room became. so "crowded" that it was impossible to stay in it. No per- son could remafn seated alone in the building ten minutes without becoming sensible ot the super- natural element. Escape from it was sheer physical relief. -

During his vigil the rep:-esent~

atlve, made tzueasy by the tapping sounds, went to the door ot the room to see it it was causing the

did so he received the shock of his lite. The nude body of n woman confronted him. '

It took him fully two horror-

strioken minutes to realize that what he was looking at was not nature nor the supernatural, but simply a painting.

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Black tulle is used considerably

now for evening and dinner gowns, frequently with full. many-pointed skirts and close bodioes.

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Three sets ci twins visited the Willfameburg H s_>i::».l cf Drotl- l‘-11 wlihin three days ancl the hospital claims a record. l»"~i‘ ='~'“

The three bonny pairs may he sccn

lfalion near San Diego for her on hurl her hair bobbecl and P hubit in no time

know or who could not relate soniei happening in his eventful life. l recite this incident merely to show how such it method cannot fail to leave an indelible imprt-s.=ion,

These three divisions in the meth-

ol ot teaching does not. by any lmanns nocce=sit.\te diviiilnf: the les _ mm into three parts. ii the tvsclier. has n good method oi :caching ond, knows his work thoroughly iierorcl eftoluptlng to tliscu-fs it with th»f 4-lass. then thc interest will nr~<~n:11 par-_v thc presenting of the lc.es.>n; nnfl the impression lclt will bo ul nztiimal consequence. i

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lille intellect renrilly knows nn<l` The funeral of the late Col. \Villlam Hendrie, president of the O. J. C., which took place in -unrier<t~\ndianyknoivledg-.5 connect- Hamilton, was largely attended. The above photograh shows the service being conducted at

ul with the -uuhjeci. Let us suppose! *he arave|i,.l_

i.\':\f :ill inxptirtunt men and womenl

J 16, 17, 18 d 19, tl! 104th nn~

‘ u(e:gn§gllanvl\:'l?il$s}ls.’S tglleohtnlllli nllveersary of tllensrrival fit the first ` t u.|k|,,& 0( .M egnmlwtlons United Empire Loyalist in the Bay

, . 51;? fuse movement of British loyal of Quinta district will be celebrat- l . myrmm the United stsmsst iheiea with interesting pageant: and ‘ 'close of the American R¢volsxt.lon`carsmonies. Many descendali-ts l - ` “"" » sry War. Bsoriticing- their elliot* these loyal pioneers will psrtioi. ci1.u¢.ii»rs,¢ip»;l.4of_A“°¢fi°f um ptopufma ne muuutu uf me- _ii vu in sorter-Tr. gh: who was Shot and seriously settlement .in it, new country.lthat the ships csyrrylnll 131| at .~ _ . _ - \ * ' Jghgig-‘¢¢nra¢g_ was not without itassiled from New or vs e _ nc "yum-U ' ' ' " Q, W o'Lswrence River. to settle iii U16

h J., rgysrds and of those. hi! UN li

. af” da\\l:t'iii‘o`uder olflths hereditary Quinta distriot.‘d_ Vzginlterlnsuat

' 'th"¢ ' . Br, , `~,°` I Bo l.th srrv at er es n-

"" 'F»"°n|d|_uh2“g,|ha-"UM,“|lponnThDs: 50:: ln” the following summer.

|,~°.i . .ua min- aumnmnu- lu--im. racy maunomu for thmlelvw

. ,. iw. »». _,hu ° “N 5|", inthe virgin forests. and laid the . fPl’.\l"» - _-_,_ _ _ ‘ in ing’ oityfs‘¢%Sd'lievlli_o, ont., on foundstios for the busy towns and

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‘cities and the prosperous 8S\'i¢\1l'

tural areas ot today. 4

Our illustration shows in the

upper `le!t=hand corner. Lieut. Col. S.,S. Laseix-,of Belleville. President ot-the U. Bi. l. Celebration Corpor- ation. In the upper right-hand corner, General Sir Wm. Otter. of Toronto, a v-ice-president; below him Sirl-lugh John Macdonald. K- C.. of Wlllnlpeg. also a 'vice-presi~ dont. Bixwllugh is s son _ot the lstn Sr John A. Macdonald. Can- sdl's first Confederation Premier. when early homo in the Bay of Quintewlistrict is also shown.

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