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Attorney-M-lmw. Sollcltor In Chancery, (‘uln‘cyum-er, 412., dc. ‘Otficovâ€"Rooms =n my oat-upicd by \V. M. Cochrauo, lhglow’s Bl-‘cx. Purl Prrry, Ontario. Township "wk, flunlclpaluy of Thumb. Uflix: HITunn 1].“. Imam-It m, l) turlo. ‘ 'Convr-yu‘ter, (Iomlmssumor in B. IL, Issuer ‘ f Innings Licenmu vol, Agent for the Freehold Loan and Suvmgs Company. “niceâ€"Mam Street. North of the Bridge. Bmvmhn. (Late of McDommll A Sinclair. Toronto.) Barrlslcr, Solicitor, Noun-y «tn. 'Jmoo-JJVL-r Nun dunl Bunk. Cannington. Ontario. 315,00“ Private Funds to Loan. Mr. Sinclair will be M “'oodviile every Tuesday. J. xzzmxns. L.- .s. ‘u J03. anrmxn, I..D.s. One of Ihe nbuve “ill be at. th! Hamilton House, lkuverton. on thv' Secmul Mommy of each .: ont‘h. He will aha visit “'I odvillv on the Socou-I Tuesday 01'th month. at ppiug at (he Queen's Hotel. HENRY EDWARDS. Proprietor. Livery Raga av. : ny tunu and at all hours on ‘he uhonest notice. Spvci I am mion uivnn to rnmmu-r- rial travdlvts. Charges always modem“. TERMS, - SH. Stables in cunuectiuu with the Radon lion «3 Parting done to and from all puts of the vimuze. "Midland Railway 5!. tum. Chruuoa modor to. Rosl- deuce. one door north of Hdun Hume, Quucn Sum-t. flVoodvi! lo. Mon.- 1": 1.0.11 MI) pet cent. Offiwsâ€"Ken: Street, Limlsny, Ontario. 1’. S. MARTIN. 2 G. H. HOPKINS. t‘ler'k lull liiuslon (Your! l'onnty ofomnrlo ‘PARSUNS DUNCAN, Eeawrtw 18.23.61}? I \VOODVII.LE LIVE {Y STABLE, New work mndv m order m shortest. none». Host mnteriuls and workmo ~ mod. Romirumof all kinds uc-atly am] prmrptly rxrcnhd: [327 All Rh (‘3! of “Lickilnitllina. Th] Agent for Union Loan a saving‘s ('0. Money to Lean on fiusl‘c ass snmni‘y at 610 6} p. c. Agent for A. HARRIS SON ()0 . Brnntford. Manufat I» Ire rl m R” .-np- m, )1 DWPIS. Self-Binders, M). The high 9' c z-h '-li("" mid for all kinds of "IDES SKINS. 'I‘ALLOW .-, Any quantity of 'I‘nn l-nrk want-ml. fur whu-h cash wall In: paid. JNO. MC'I‘AGGAR'I‘, Kirkfield ('ONIMIsSNDNI‘IR IN IE. Ru (‘ONVEI'ASFIIR GEA'EIUI. INSVRANCI“. AGI‘INI‘. Munvy to [man .‘t 6 m I5} p. c lmprnv- d Purim far sue, vaim! Muclnw s \Vilmu’s " A“ and “ It“ and “ llwy'uz" man 5'0“th kvp: (on-t mt y on hand. Otfico ol‘ the (HM! vanhâ€"w ern 'l‘vlvgr: pll Company Pintâ€"clans :Icoumnr d‘rinn and nth-mice amvanh Iinr \wll anm-lim' \vvlh Hm Chaim-mt liquor: and (Emma. ‘lhn to and from all ‘ruins and every con- veniencv fur Ill - navalfi g public. This first clam hnum- hum mm vhnmughly wnnvntml and N‘furnish «I. I! inn: in thv can n- 0wa lnleivwm part of "In VIHum‘. 2m" lurnle with sp mum mmmlo moms. i' is thorofnm mm" mnvnmvut fnr trm'ollon :m i 0 mmvrvi -l mm. 'l‘lu- 1- Ir ismpplim! Wilh Hm but at lillu us and cunts. Unml 5 .lbh-s and “(Nth-r in nth-ml nm‘. Eldon Township um v pt 51- 1:4 NOR'I'HERX HOTEL, \Voonwum, BENJAMIN M‘ANHHW. Proprlrlor. lhorn-‘twinfnrm 'lu pu'lic that l hwe lo’llt‘ll Hm aim"- miil :lV‘vl HI '- shul it “in: a (nil cm of (‘nnlâ€" my and S~1r I u NI Mnm‘rv. nmlnm Imw rrqmmd m du nll k Inch u I (' mime. Spinnimz nml “Waving. in a style m... h d by low :uu-I ~nrp-usml 1). none. (‘AS PAID FOR “’00!“ or Cth svivvu in ".\(."v:lnL'I‘. l‘lrlio- o "mu rm mn lvvforcl Hing 'hmr wml “1"! “ml it In mm ud- vsnhge‘. ALEX. DUI: 501V, :fiurth (Ontario m mourn gfzmttnry Having In n It v v‘ - n m C, Smith Hun-Iv r, um! Imur Hm but of ”we: M uh .xinwa, mason, Panim inn-in 'f v r t‘lo to rhpow of will plan cnll ("1an mm! nm- u hp. Farm-w: u" tun mu l mu MM» Mano "wit order 9h» 11 w 3:. fn‘t‘ u mo gimp. Tho Highou ."h "New I' IHI fur ‘iil‘t’l ()fi’lcn- â€" Um- I: m Surgeon licnllst, (Late 0‘ J. G. Adams, L D, 8., Toronto.) Office-alum» H‘s Block, Calllliuutnn. ()nhrio. l)¢).\'.\l.l) RUSS, Aurlimuw-r for [he fimnly nflllltarlo J. SNELLGROVE, BEAERTDN CARRIAGE WORKS, AIU'H.('-\'.\£1’HICI,L. vu'nmu "DIFN'I‘Y Al'c'nosmzn. NE ELA N DS 5; PENTLAND ‘WM. CA M ISHON, \Vowd ville. ELDON HOUSE, \VoonvlLLE, 'rmm. EDWARDS l‘roprlolor. Korse - Shoeinc; a. Speciality. MARTIN A: HOPKINS, nmnlsnms. soucn‘oks «c. Adt‘llh.‘ A‘n‘n' Al)... 1'. 0.. UI DENTISTS, 4%., Lindsay, 0m. INN)” .‘lH‘OHQI'ODALIC, HUGH l.) SINCLAIR, ARCH. J. SINCLAIR, JAMES M. LAWSON, CARTER. do. “'IHDM\ II LIZ "I‘TG'IIIZR SIIOI‘. JNO. A TERMS. CASH. HipUitHi'} SMITH, (A V E, Publiuher. G EO. F. BRUCE, azuamwfi (Kurds. IHI.\VIIL'I‘UX, UN'I‘AIKIU. II. \VEIIIJEli, L.D.S., ‘ .- w , uuml nun-vs of Mr. 0. v. um! Imurs 0 ‘u HWY nu “Nth“! (MIMIIIW, and nthur mom: in ,4 f l'mst. Utficu, \Vumlv‘nie . J Al‘Kh‘UN, (‘h-rk and Treasurer, K h'm‘ , Lu ll\'\'|l ‘. Unl- $ ll’lU All Kinds of Winter Wear, at all Prices at H. Waller" \VATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING PracticalWatchmakeerJeweller Clocks, all warranted‘ Slumicmt'cv fiwiw Hillttrlxw ‘\‘4A E iDmin Tile 3 Specialty MON EY T0 LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY SaIe and Farmers’ Notes cashed at lowest rams. Cheques Issued upon the Standard Bank of Canada, payable at par at all its Branches in Ontario and Quebec. NOTES COLLECTED AT LOWEST RATES. Savmgs Dgyammant. OFFICE HOURS, FROM 10 A.M. TO 4 v.31. The undersigned bugs 10 inform the citizens of licm‘crtnn and snrrnumlinnf cuuntry that he has cunnncncml business in the above line on the one door West of I). McKenzie’a where he will kevp onnstvantly on hand In full assortment of Of all «lcscriptinns. lly strict allenlinn tn the pulp iv. wants he will on- clvamur to secure a liberal share of patronage promptly executed and entire satisfaction: guarâ€" unleed. A good stuck of hues: designs in Beauerton Lumber Yard. Brick and; PQttGIIYf FRESH GROOERIES of all Kinds! I.1'.\H‘:ICI§. SIHNGLES. and I..-\'l‘ll BEAVERTON, ONT. Cakes, Biscuits. and. Confectionery, BANKER, EXIERTON, ONTI‘LRIO Deposits received and interest at. the mm.- of 5 per cent. per annum allowed. NEW BAKERY IVOII'lll SIDE SIMCOE STREET EUEEEES AEIB) SWEESE SES THEO. DU MONT, We 8. fitffisflALE, Superior Grades and by the best makers. BRI ' K YARD AND; POYTEKY. nf all kinds and qualities on hand. . Tm LOR, Proprietor. FRESH BREAD Ladies' and Gents Skating Boots.’ The best and Nobbiest Skating Boot in the market. Call and See them. AND GROCERY. F. DUNNIGAN- uf every description. All kinds of PRICES saVVAY BELOW ZERO. THE WJT AND MUDDY WEATHER RENDERS , @gfiifilfimo H. “'ALIER HAS A LARGE 1' W STOCK JUST TO HANDâ€"CHEAP. INDISPEN ABLaE, “'hich have just been received at H. “'fiLLEll'S Beuverton. WOODVILLE ,THURSDAY, NUV‘MIBI‘R 23, 1882. BEAVERWOK, om. Bankers MQMEY TO LQAN Dominion Bank of Canada. and its branches. and all points in Canada and the United States. American Currency bought and euld. SAX’INGS’ DEPARTMENT. Interest nllowud on vaposits at the rate of 5 per cvnt. Notes collected at lowest rates. Miler. flours, lo a. m. to 4 p. m. Hahn-days. lo a m to 2 p In. GARiiIAGE WORKS, Everything in the line kept on hand or made to order on short notice. Having in my employ none but Firstlass Workman and the only e on good security. Drafts issued upon the FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE PAINTER In town. Parties having Second- Hand Rigs to repair, paint or mm, should latch them along. Some of the best rigs ever made in \Voodville nearly finished. ' B. MADI LL, Manager. A ll "’m'l.‘ ll’urranted. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIA Ll'l‘Y INSPECTION INVITED. Manitoba Lands for Sale Carleton. Duudas, Durham. Grey. llalton, Kent. merk, Nwrfnlk. Simumu \\ ollaml mul Musknka. Thaw farms will lye finltl cheap and on may terms of payment. MONEY T0 LOAN at (‘Lfi mu] 7 per cent. If you want a. Farm mlclrcss or call per- smmlly u". i‘vctinns 15 and 16, 'l‘ownship 4. Range 2 1280 acres : also West llnlf 9, Township 7. lhmge 1'2, 32” “was. Sections 15') and 16 is Ilt‘fll‘ the Town of Murris, and convenient. m 3 Railway. \Vill exchange for Lands in Ontario. Man a numlwr of Impmved Farms {'01- Sale in the Counties of Untnrin, Victoria. Bruce, A. M cF‘A I) Y EN, “EA V ICR'I‘ON. Proctor’s Brick Block, first door east of Town Hall, D. Henderson Suits made to order from the Intvst and most fashion: INI- styled. All \I‘mk gnnrmItI-cd tuiit 'l‘ l". IAN ( .\.\'|l. Shop (Iv-u MI Infyr n It him 3 Store, cn~ t: mm, Side Door. R. 3’. HARWOOQ. WOODVILLE, ONT. TAILIQ 1:141:13; W001) Has no effect on those \VOODVILLE. w" H. WALLER, Beaverton. \VOODVILLE HARN ESS SHOP. HARNESS COLLARS, .IIALTERS, WHIPS CURRY COMES, BRUSHES, TRUIKS VALISES AND ALL KIND OF HORSE FURNISMNG JAMES STUART. HARNESS MAKER, SAD DLER «kc A large assortment of whips from l5cts. up. ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING NEATLY AND QUICKLY I'IXEUU'J‘ED. â€"- W. G. STODDART, -- Cabinet. Make: Undertaker. AGuod Hearse furnished at Short Notice and on . Ronammbla 'l’unnsl. ISSUER 0F MARRIAGE LICENSES. "klm ‘ '5" Befoié Taking THE After Taking. â€"GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYâ€"- An unfailing cnrv tur Seminal Weakness, Spormatorclwa, llnpntuncy. aml all diseases that. folluw as a conscqni-nce nf Suit-Alma» ; a9 luau of mommy. lTnivorsal Lassitnilo, Pain in the Back. llinincss of Vision. l’rmnatnre (llil Ago. and many other tll mums that lcml tn Insanity or l‘nnsnmrt‘iun nml a prmnntnru grnnu Full pmticnlars in our pamphlet“ \\'lll(‘ll “'v-los‘im to smvl frvn liy mail tn (-w-ry mm. MP The Srm‘n'n' Hymns}: is snlul liy all alrnggists at, SI pu-r package, or six pat-kazvs fur SS. nr niil lm sent free by mail un ro-(-uip1.nft|w "mm-y. by addressing TRADE MARK. GRAY'S TRADE AK. fl, ”‘3 39mm: 1’ ‘3’“? ’X ~, I»? MEDICINE BlREflTlOKS WITH EACH name. F213: Q56. EMILBZEZT {‘3 63., Era-2mm” Tonoxro, oxr. RIIEUJIZA TIS}: NEE'RALGIA, CHILBLAI 13,8 CA LLOI ’8 LC). 1 5 lmLLINGS, S Tllv‘ ‘ J 0137' S, CALLS, FROST BITE, LAMEVESS, 001: NS, covm 40110»? 111:! {$153, 111313.400, [17:11, DEA 1v'.\'1:ss, PAIN LY 12.4 CK, arm-115's, PAIY in SIDE, a-c. Every bou Xe mnm'zteed io nge satisfac. fion or money rcfundml. 01301715 03.4mm ASTHMA, To Drsnsus, Courum'rs and Acannnn which I‘IAGYARD'S YELLOW 0m. 1s guaran- teed to cure or relieve either in MAN € Bms'r. 'I‘HE HIM Y MEDICINE (,V BSTABLISIIEI’, l856 APPLIED EXTERNALLY FOR INDEX TAKEN INTERNALLY ran counts, 5, some 71122041; 4, corms, a-c. .v frt'RALGIA, CALLOI’S Lmrps srnv' ' JOINTS, m‘nosr 121 1'2, conxs, 1m ”$153, ITCII, PA LY LY 12.4 CK, may in 51013, a». \‘ E (In. Toronto. Ont The teachers of \Vesb Victoria assembled in cnnvenliuu at, \Vumlvdlc, on the 2nd and 3rd November. ’l‘he conu-ntion was opened by prayer by the President. Mr. ll. lien/in, l.l’.S. After a.shurt opening address from the President. Mr. L. Gilchrist. head master of Woudville Public School, read a paper on Cnglish- lniinitivus. This paper was very interesting and carefully prepared, illustrating a uni- form system of parsing inlinitive verbs, chewing that much time can be saved by simplicity and the avoidance of multiplicity of delinitions and terms found in the numeious grammars. A very interesting discussion followed in which the president dwelt on the great number of grammars in- existence. Mr. Rogers followed, going over the ground he deemed wise to teach a fourth class and practically upholding Mason’s (wrammar. Mr. Gilchrist then gave his experience on this subject. Then- )lr. Campbell, of Hartleyr took up the sub. j:ct of M .ip Geography and showed his way of comparing mountain ranges and shores,. dealing with Hindustan. and America. A , discussion followed, a number of teachers T making many valuabhr suggestions about methods of teaching this subject. The president spew briefly at definitions, re. commending not more than three or four a week. as too many definitions were tending to confuse a child. During the afternoon a warm disenssion arose regarding text books. Anumber of teachers maintained that 'as far as they had seen the proposed series of text books itinemfluwd, would be no im- provemen 0.] those now in use. A. 0. lraham then read a paper on English Liters- ture. This subject was discussed by L. Gilchrist, H. lteazin and others. Mr. Piitchard then read a well prepared paper on "“"hat is Teaching 1" This paper was an ' able effort to show how far teachers taught. The discussion arising from this paper re. sulted in many valuable suggestions from a number of those present. ‘ Fanny’s Wonk. -â€"Mr.' J D. Rexd of Balsover, took We subject of Geography, after which a very interesting discussiou followed. He was succeeded by Mr. An- derson with a very interesting paper on “Modern ‘ Deviations.” Miss Rogers took up the subject of "Tablet Classes." showing in an instructive manner her method of teaching the smaller pupils. During the discussion which followed it would appear that in the opinion of those discnsaing the question, more skill was requisite to teach the junior classes than those advanced in our schools. Mr. Breth- our addressed the teachers. dealing with the danger of inexperienced teachers on begin. ners at school, urging that more tact we needed with beginners than With those pupils who became avdanced. He dwelt chiefly on the foundation of an education- Mr. Brethour carefully illustrated by show- ing that horticulturists would be more par- ticular in having a good experienced man while the plants \vere tender. During his address .\lr. Brethour spoke disapprovingly of teachers who made teaching a stepping stone, and strougly disapproved of teachers preparing tor other aroeations while on- gaged by trustees. In conclusion he urged the necessity of short home lessons as a means of better preparation, and a source by which children would gain confidence in themselves, and strongly advised teachers to prepare the lessons thoroughly before appearing before any of their classes. Mr. leazin followed. advising short home work. and constant review as the host way to success. The speaker adverted to the in- stability of the teaching profession, pointing out that inside of eleven years only three of the teachers then in West Victoria were now engaged in the County. He thought it would be better to combine the ofliee of Township Councillor and Trustee. The question draWer was then Opened. After many instructive ausu'ers Were given the com/cation which was well attended, erinu. ing the interest and spirit of the teachers in the work in which they are engaged, wan closed with prayer. West "lclorlu 'l‘mu‘laors‘ Alsuclutlon. fir A large stock of Uvorcmnts in best styles and muuerial. just upcnucl out no A." Caunplncll’s, \Vumlwllc. fir lIqu-mlmr A. C. Campbell, “'oml. \‘iIIv, is M Ilim‘ v (-If his lawn stock of Men’s and \ nnIIm I' NHL“, roumcIIoas nf cost. ‘5' Nnhlny Hats :ml ('npsâ€"â€"Ncw Stock. McIntyre .K'. Prior, \Vondvillc. hm: in the vicinity of (hill Lake an- w-ry pl entifnl. ‘ A puny from l‘cturlmru‘ wore «mt. ninu day“. nml rammed with six . tut-n deer. Another party brought home six «leer as the result of 3m days’ «booting~ VOL VLâ€"NUMBER 45