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spelling book for use in the public
I0 WUUND LEAVINGUE Concert in the Y_ My Q A_;i'.ii*°;z. ‘i§..Si:;if:.i.iz“°zt..:t
s teachers in the teachtng of natural
` ‘_ sciences and whereas: -The teachers
_“'_' __‘_ | _ of this rovince can not '__"“
   secure the advgntages that woull oc
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this province occasional session ot the
Summer School
PREPARATIONS G0 0N STEAMER TRANSPORTS Lieut. Governor Mclntyre Presided Last Night--Z F.°==h°f R°=°`W= The =°° exe- IRUUBLEV IN
CUHY9 6l1d88YOl‘ t0 SBCUTQ S0m6 00l1~
 b cessions for teachers who attend the
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Whereas it wouldbe to the advan-
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cutive be directed to continue the efforts
Bflllsil T€l`flt0l°y Yet  Wh() SlllCldCS _ * tio secure representation for the Assc-' D  i
' S ' S  S ' _  M” ciationnpon the Board oi Education. , 4 `
Whereas the practise of having
ln- Rev_. Father Campbell read a very in- ` the teachers viewed the matter of the ‘S ' ¢ d A t 1| yd _ dr ' -R ""'-°".'
tei-eating and instructive paper on paper. lie said that what Mr Seaman Dun” an uumn olays an' mv
'°°"1d°Y*b}Y 9u`°°8lh°°°d by *|16 l1’1'l"1 experienced in getting steamers satis- keghwggn tg
ndian transport with rein
of about 2 500 mmm’ factory for the Canadian winter*
anosrnltary stiof'wlnuh~will °°r"°° *W
ri:°.i'ii::,°‘::.‘::.§f:;°‘:;..‘:;;‘::,  N S 0°' 6-<~»~°»==>- _
n lang" te” we maumg of the Boa” Enos Munroe, Collector ot Customs at FRIDAY, oat 5
mms th, homer md m “ct It has Mm Whitehead has been arrested charged mam” "mon
provided that the Beers shall not make with conspiracy and arson preferred by The union beg” this mornin' with
3 °°dd°n i”V“l03 in U19 “'1'm°l'.Y IHS |1516! Wb0 alleges that Wllll IWO a lession in writing by Mr. Ewen Stewart
*dT:t:‘ltl;1s':;;°£;i°:h'g: 252;; P136 others, Cranswick Mnnroe and Howar :'hi°§‘W5§t V03; iU8tl1;ucti\i;.The Kai
em r. ewar spoea n was s
tension of waitingtwill tell severely as M°°r°°' he ind th° G°'°r"m°“t hmm Fgngrm gr Mugguigpugygmeng, Hwy
its Beers discipline and more vventhey mg* at Whitehead useful hints were given as to new writ- tl
will soon exhaust what little forage “Sensational developments are ex ing should be taught. The fingers can
they have and what is near the border pected at the coming mal be trained in the use of the pen_ long
and be compelled to fall back on their before ink and paper are supplied to
e MoN'rni:aL, Oct 6 -(Special) - '59 °hi|df°U- Y
James Phipps shot his mfs “tau Mr. Stewart said that there would be
THE WE th k usd h I a mluch greater improvement in writing!
E' I d imse I d h h d I if proper pens and paper weae gupplied
e was e iiious an t ev a a ew by the school authorities- an i the ex-
WASHINGTQ! Oct 6- Lspecml] words pense would be a little inore tor. them i
mm' Clearing and 4300161' With hlgh in the end, it would be much cheaper
northeast shifting to northwest win' s for the tax payer. V
After linishing his most interestingt,
lesson, a vote of thanks was tendered
Bg¢ M.. sewer.
ara. saauaN’s Paras on Examizwrion.
This well expressed and very thank-
ould
. - , ,_Ar;r`ita‘i_rnos session' S 'V 
ful paper was verv much appreciated.
Mr Seaman considers that examine
   tions are ioo much emphasized. He
thoiight that the teacher who was good
._ enough to teach knew perfectly well
Made f what i-upils should be promoted. He
rmn Pure thought that the real obyeot of the ex
Cl`€2.1‘I1 Of tartar aminations was a test ofthe teachers’
 k S ___ ability, and that although it treated the
knowledge of the pupil, yet it was the
& feg1j2  (M knowledge of the_lowest form.
rds f Mr. R. H. Campbell thanked the
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 1" iises. He thought that it was a mis-
Alum powdersare thegreatcst take to remove all temptations frornl
mm  of the pesent day pupils if we wish them to develop into
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strong characters. He thought
”°“" °‘“"‘° ° "` """ "°”"‘ that if the child was to be
é able to overcome temptation in g
the world he should be taught to
overcome it while at school. The dis-
cussion which followed _Mr. Seaman’s
paper was participated in by Messrs.
Greene and Ready:
"V Dr. Anderson was very much p leased
hen v;i1I1):;§iihi;'i;i1:;ti7gen:1?\§iitriiisep;3ti}ii.nu th” iwith _the moderate and thoughtful way i
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o'clock. P- ln- ,  .
pass
, Mr., Edgar-__ vga.
titled “Some
. Rev. Hr.f'lIeBay*read~a 's ‘  e
 el'e`ct_df,jEdnoaticn‘.Pdms‘ a
"PY l,§!‘°_ll`8 Piper, and 'called forth
_quite snentliusiastic debate., Hr, Sea
mil moved sa vote of thanks, seconded
by Mr. R -H. Campbell, _ _ i
Dr. Anderson spokest some length
on the paper. He declared thatthe
morality of the pupils depended ‘on the
teacher. Dr. Anderson believed_ that
the way to do away with dishonesty” in
examinations was to havethe’ boy who
saw mother cheat ' to rise and de.
noxnoe him before the whole school.
Mr. D: J. McLeod said that Dr. Andér.
son's view was the ideal one and he
.wished sincerely shat such a state could
be arrived at but he considered the
only practical way was to remove every
possible temptation.
The Secretary, Mr. McPhail, read .the
Financial Report, which. was unani-
mously adopted.
The auditing Committee through the
chairman, Inspector McIntyre, rep uted
that the accounts, etc.. had been care-
fully examined and that the S ic’_, -Trear.
report was correct.
Audit Com. ,Report.- The report of
the auditing committee was adopted on
inotion of Mr. J. D. Seaman, seconded
by Miss E. E. McKinnon.
Mr. J. D. Seaman moved that Mr. E.
S McPhai1. the Secy-Treas. who had
personally borne certain expenses in
connection with the C'onve-tion work,
be reimbursed. Carried.
REPORT OF RE§0LU'TION` COMMITTEE.
The Resolution Committee through
the chairman, Mr. J. D.~ Seaman
brought in the following resolutions,
all of of which were adopted by the
convention:_
Whereas, tae text book at pre-
sent anthcrzfd in Geography is incom-
plete and unreliable, and whereas the
general plan is unsuited to the modern
requirements in the teaching of
Geography. Therefore resolved that
3 exist.
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“T - - h . _ _ ' ing the schools open during the mid-
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indications are that the government iS Eiward Blake w ll re urn at once to at great interest and after he finished Mr. spect he was one with’Mr. Seaman. Der- t°r?’t °f "W P“Pi1i PhYsically' and `sdu-a
working to avoid war, but this may be tend the Imperial Parlmmem Seaman spoke afew words and moved anderson suggested that the examine- °a,\1f°nal?" l ad Th t th Bo rd d*¥'_"l‘ 
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The war preparations by both sides called off in consequence “Reading tor Pupils," which, as the Pre ed very ‘dai-,efnlly, ailat exgmiiiziliiari: vacation for the entire province. _  men n
munne MONTREAL Oct 6 (S ecml _The sident rermrked at the close, f‘even su_r-; should be done away with except in the lR°l°1V°d U55* 91° B°¢!‘1 °f Edllar md h
LONDON U 5 Th D I Tel . ~ - P ) passed his talk, in the morning. ' H_is two highestgrades. Mr. Stewart found 5011 5° l‘¢‘l\1°@W‘i ‘° P°1’m'-t l°|\°°1~ 455°! TNS; if
°- _ 0 1 V 9 Imperial Government has taken two ot remarks on some of the poems contam~ fault with marks and sngastsd. that ally tricts to adopt uoitorm  on
1:_£',;3f°?IT;‘:1°;“‘;°:t';‘;'”i“;n‘;_l;1; the Elder demoster steamers as trans- °d£1°z?i°1"£;i lf‘§$'1° "°l'°“:P|°llgig: Ho. those who wgre quali should' be sessions throughths ysar.8chocsopes;J_i
rts nd ii di t that “P I  P - _°1' ° N '_\°!°-*'¢¢¢`\1‘k°'d vw while tiiosewhoii .in`oi9.so . cient fsts.8o1*.. . _, ,
Laing zggack, now seems to bewithont ;ny*;“ts¢;u1nMcar;oli;su;e tot thi;  urtdres; own inten- me    mnkgd “ag inghdd  *|51 ng  
The British position in Natal was purpose that great diifioalty will be A number of uestions, which were( ' ' A ' V ' l '
S. loPlail
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Resolv that the thanks et the
 be tead¢ed=¥ the
authorities 'lor Nducsdf 
Resolved' that the thanks .ot the
Association -be' tendered the retiring
oiiicers. `
‘ Resolved that tho- thanks ofthe Con-
vention be tendered the press,especial*y
Tait Guaaniau for its extended reports
and the tree distribution of copies to.
the members of the Convention at both
day’s sessions. A
The election et oilicers _then togk
place which resulted as follows :-`- e
Pres. B. E. Carruthers, -Kensing-
ton. . ‘
Vice Pres,--D. Shaw-Mulpeqne.
Vice Queens-M Smith-Emerald.
Vice Kings-G. F. McC.~rmai-St.
Georges. `
Sec Treas-Ira J. Yeo--Cha1"lotte-
town.
Rcc.Secy-Edgar Shaw-Sea View.
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American Slippers,just
received.
Six different styles.
See them in our win~
dow. For a few days
we will take orders for
these goods.
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