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LfNDSAY. â€"___â€"-__-=,â€"â€":â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"' we (fianadinn gut-t. EDUCATIONAL NOTES. IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE WORK OF HIGH SCHOOLS “We”. It has become the custom of our educa- tional authorities to alter and re arrange the various examinations of the province every five years. The last important changE, previous to the changes which go into force when the schools resume work for the present year, was the establish- ment of the public echocl leaving examina- tion. Mr. Reezln, the inspector for West Victoria. had much to do \ 'ith the estab« lishment of this examination,and has done ‘ much to get the teachers c f his inspector- ate to take up the work necessary for it. This examination is a grade more Mcnlt than the entrance examination, and the student who succeeds in passing it is en- titled to be placed in the secnn term of a Collegiate Institute. The changes made by the new la- tions are many and important, an we would advise all of our reads rs who are at all interested in the work of the teaching prciassion to study these changes very issues to give these changes in full, as it would take up too much of our space for and examined in Toronto by t e re 1 departmental examiners appointed I: m... m war. one of these examination: - magi hair was rate ooloxgand ceased falling out. An 0069.31an apphcatlon has mace kept the ham 111 good Enmmcx, condition. - Digby, N. S. Drawinz,WnCiug, Baobkeeplux, uwqu, _, any and Reading. . The paper on drawing shall test the candidate's knowledge of the principles or ‘ model and object drawing as contained in the authorized drawing books, and his skill indrewing from memory any com- mon object or group of obiccts. Model and object drawing include the type solids, their parts and their application in the drawing of objects, sh sding and s rzuping. The paper on hook-keeping sha.x consist of a set or busir ess transactions involving the use or commercial pager, such as drafts. notes, ch: qnes. etc. he candidate shall make a prOper record or these tren- sections by either single or double entry, and close the set u t books. He shall also write out any of the commercial forms in 1 full, showing the endorsement. It is ex- pected that in addition he will have to --‘--I* Ma drawing and book-keeping am WV .- râ€"vr - sections by either single or dam e and close the set t 2 books. write out my of the oommercit tni], showing the endorsement. peeved that in addition he 1' submit his drawing and b: beehive; examination. l2.m-nhu_ The building ocean ; ”DP“ (mums. mm! of physical con ducts. ad 0! n diuon 90 the a PW 4-- . mintâ€"énminauon. . Geography.’ The bulldxng up of the cum ; “.5 land aura ’ o! contlnonu u to moi: ooun; companion acts “(I lnhsblunu; 1 [mm mun-s1 End of physical condl on: :0 1mm! and vegan! ducts. sad 0! natnnl producu tad goocnpm diuon to the .ccupniom o! the people MI muses down: c hum. - Nnmnl sud msnufuturo product- oidtl tric- oltbo world. Mth that: upon- III cnnnconunenm ccmmmhl lflghnya “Id :1 don to 00mm of population : mum! c01 many. 0! Cmuh ma tho chm intent! c01 bunny: oi ch. ‘nmd Shaw comment! 03 0nd. 8mm und her colon .9. tom- 0! government.- in the countm World ad than ”much to mmmm. Bumncullcu n moupullavl :nd “and!“ m 1 urn-",7 Mod I'hndy ct ”mountain-33 mailman; (‘1'er o: Q9323; punts . v‘ . [mimlnnlllL I. 6 vavv---... -_.__ Rununculuc mending» 3(de Lnumlnom, Wm Sapmdaum, l'mbellltom. Cambodia, um. ntw.Cupulmnw Amun Human: lndmw Oouimw, ma 05min. 312(th conwnod in ma boon) Drums: Ind oucrlptlou of plus!- nnd their chm. [IKE-t; md "Geometry. Any candidate may tin addim spasm subjects, nun, Greek r Gama», aqua} who made 83 w examinations have been es- »These will be held at the xigh schools and Collegiate In- ers prepared by the xaminers in Toronto, fixed in Toronto by the re ma] examine rs appointed m :a“. One of these examinations dents cf the first form, and must tlon to the second form. for com- ;_â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"'â€"â€" FRIDAY. AUGUST 9. o! Cumin mid tho chiel oi the United Shaw c Imam sad hot culonl'u o! govommonu In a . that nhflon to chm: 35W fiAuuu-â€"---- 'Llflcatee. Though these new as have been established, yet unber of examinations is not zcreased, as the junior matric- L junicr leaving examinations ".th alike in every respet‘st. DIP COIODIII. menu In the countries of flu Jon to dvnmuo - Botany. U ugh? its bad sum; the Linenu as to their phydul and inhabitants; mission; aims] and vogeublo pro- ucta And goon-whim! con- .1 the people an nsflonsl n at the fifth: line- drum for their position ; mum hvdzh respect to m. um, ~ the sir: its men-Ion"; Bf mow mu WW III-9"" ‘ shout“ to the WM“ vldod. alway- Wm - gun-d Q! the coed number two parts. Pm tombs-ennui» first tour subjects mentioned, vufilmi‘mh' metio. History and yeiee. Composition Literetnre. Alcohol. Geometry. both parts ct this examination must be passed in the some year by end!- dotes for primary certificates. Thirty- thmesndethkdperoentoithe total are required tor e we. AoandidAtewhohospossed Port I of this examination may write for either as junior leaving or a senior leaving certifi- 'ooto, and i! he should tail 3pm either Study of the states of matter. P of £1588, liquids, on so d3. Laws of amnion. - u 4-.-... In“ of but. Mwhanial equinlont. Elemenury as“ u. w.-. , Latest. heat. Specific hut. Odorlc. ‘ Literature. High school resist: Lessors: Nos. 3. 7. 18. 28. 29. 35 36, 37, 38. 40. 46, 51. 6:08”. 56, 62. 67, 73, 76. 79. Junior Leaving wavmwm..." The following subjects must he token by all candidates who wrlte for junior leaving certificate: Enzlish Composition, English Anc ant History. 00 in odduion. one of; the following groups. ()3 11 French, and Greek. (b) Ge and Greek, (c cs. Bonn German and Chemistry, (d) French. Physi a ' ruâ€" Dinning Romy m 3nd Greek. German and Chemistr, (d) French. {PhysBicg B! end Chemistry.( (8) ermun, Physics, Chemistry. The subj acts of the old examlna 'wsre : u A .m-.. llénntum E1 Chemistry. ‘ The snbj acts of the old examination were : English Gnmmer, Composition. Litenturo English and Ancient History, Arithmetic. Algebn. Geome- try. Chemistry and either Letin or French, or Physic. md BomY- - - ...A_ - bkh-HJJAIQ certm‘ rnysnca nun uv.â€"â€"_, 7 Any person holding a. third- cste, or one who has written leaving examination, may w aubgects of the old oxaminati '96 or ‘97. ‘-"L-_Lfik“ ‘ Physics end Bonny. , Any person holding a third-class oertifl- cate, or one who has written for a Junior leaving examination, may write on the eubjeots of the old examination either in '96 or 97. primary examination, and may write for either a junior leaving or a senior leaving , 3... LI... now rmlntiODS. primary gxemlnauou, nuu. ....., .. either a Junior leaving or a senior leaving certificate under the new regulations. regulat one the only Under the new .MnaM-A fixed is onethird of the marks mffiémsâ€"fibjects of. Earn 1 Grammar. Arithmetic and English Historv and Physics 1' 1-5.“:- nnk taklnl All who write for a primary Willi-wave must pass this first orm examination. This may be done the same year‘that they write u n the primary or any previous year. mary candidates far next esr‘s examinations who do not hold a ary certificate will re uireto ass the examina- tion‘ on the sub eots the first form examination, as well as those of the new lmary, as the regulations will go into oroe for" primary candidates next year. 7-- ‘â€"- unfilflxafi.fl_ armaments for the prooéontion of their 17ch tore. the new regnlotionl come in force. There in a. good {eu’e work under the old regulations in e ther the junior or senior leaving: work but under the new regnletlonl ere willbe fully two yem' Wk. also contains twenty an. only 250. Child- ren love 10. Sold by angular. Twenty yam no Snafu?! wedge-d ulna u much‘iron u the United sum. noew‘mdpoovlo 01mm“! '°°“ duudtylntheeottonmmn. and Stinging, mWS- It ohture; Intense “0nt most at night; m5 1’! snowedtoeonunuemmm I TEM 8 OF IN T3838 T. u. a"! " Leavinfl Examim: “mtg pags fl” examlns- ‘.__L ‘Anm THE CANADIAN nnlorjoaylnz uqnm 8M §suucursn or SHIP SHOT To PIECES} Divers Dis‘close‘s the Dire Work of Japanese Cruisers. San Franciaéo. Cal. Aug. 11â€"m- vices from Chemo, received-by steam- er to-day. say dlvers have been gt work on the Chinese transport Kow- amng, Bunk by the Japanese cruisers. at! the Yalu. They report that the vessel is antappamng sight. as the I: literally torn to pieces-with shot and shell. ' - -4 ‘ There Is no doubt of her having been sunk by a. torpedo, as there 18 alarzeraggedopenlnglnherport. -bllge’ into an dthrough one at .the bunkers. She la riddled ell about the water line with big shot holes. and from the top of her fox-mast down to the waterline there are the mt!!! or the machine-fire gun. About half way up the mat. where r"* 31nd marks of machgne-gun and shell fire cover the ship from end to end particularly about the funnel mains. which is badly riddled. .The 'tween decksmtulwtdeammnyotthe rooms being packed. eaveclally on the starboard side, where hundreds of poor wretches had crawled to weave, 11 possible, th pltlless storm of projec- tlons. The North China. News comments on this as follows : Any unnecessary snow rlflce of life or property is not legit!- mate warfare. It is barbarous. and -- _-_ _-. “A .nampst excuse for ehoracterize. _____._â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" OWWATHIL IE-m. â€"â€" Supreme load" I or. M It: on»: ‘ â€"M. laconic“ to lo Buried In Mall. London, Aug. 3.â€"The Supreme Court of the I.0.F. adjourned immediately the sad new; of Dr. McConnell's sud- den death was made known. A cable from Toronto announced that it was the desire at the friends that the re- mains be interred in England. and ar- rangements were thereupon made for \Yednesday, and at which all the dele- gates will attend. SGLCB wa.; u- -vuâ€" At the post-mortem examination it was decided that his death resulted from pulmo {my apopl . The body ‘Al-~ “Augâ€"1.3 onfl A. Richmond. Va.. Aug. zâ€"The novella of a wife being called to pronounce sentence upon her huband addedm to the preceding: in the Police Court toâ€"day. John Trash:- time and customary charge. with the added of- fence or wife-beating. Justice Crutchneld. whose unique methods of dispensing justice are well known, turneh an unwilling ear to the chronic culprit and called upon the wife~to decide the penalty. Mrs. Trex- let calmly scanned her derelict hm» band. and sternly mid: “Thirty days in jail." Trexler pathetically pltafed for {0-- gi‘veness. alleging a. penitent spirit and a yearning to reform. but the oft-abused and now triumphant wiei was inexorable. and the Cert-t order- .a that the sentence should take et- ed that the feet at oncgt AW" ‘uuvâ€"v 7, Montreal. Aux. 2.â€"A new telemph cable has arrived from England to: the Groue Isle quarantine service. 11 weighs'cwo tone and l half. 3nd D. H. Keely. Superintendent of Govunmem telegmph lines. II now engaged In placing it In non e , . Shepard; Which. with contents. was totally consumed. ‘ Cause of fire un- known. The Farm”: held their lodge meeting main .above the shop last n!ght**aufl"were tn. last persons in the banding. The fire Spread mpldiy to the ream 35; Dr. Ggrdon. burn- known. mat to we! W001 Teeswater. Aug. mill was red ted 2. ci‘ilfll G .zmger‘ th Kow COD" um I.“- fHE amass. POST. 7 LINDSAY, ONT n TOW-9 II “hel- zâ€"The two 3! mmvme 6v. m Radon. en persons 9°l~ The Ottawa. Ont. Aux. L-‘I‘ht m funeral seen In 0‘! the burial 0! sn- John and that tom 0: the (our vtct Aylmexj Lake drown“ 015‘ was a double mnefll ”MC the Brophy brow in St. J1 man Catholic Church: ! \defleld, sop ot the char 9 "A And?!“ represented by (:01. Gordon. ADC. All the Cabinet mm 8.180 present. . The Mm committee or the Privy Council meet: next 1mm. awwwm came. A08. 2-4! the mtcsbnrg. Fort @880 Ram ad broke W e w»!- Stark mg. The red:- end m'st seqtion and 10 from all parts or the wreckage. Thos- Collns of South Bethlehem. Pm. lived just long enough t!) glv’e his addrcu and state that his mother. Mrs. Den- 1115‘ Collins. should be notified. Three others. badly mangled. were taken out. Two of them were dead. and the third died on the way to the hospital Ml. chael Moran of Cleveland had his head cut open and may dle. W- .â€"'_ _-, , cut open and may die. bâ€" . loyal Alpine ell-her Killed. London. Aug. 2.-â€"A Vienna despzltch Mount Trigallav. in the Corinthian Alps. without a guide. He fell and' was killed. ant-d Tweed. Aug. 2.â€"-Robert Smith, a farmer. left his zoyeatâ€"old son alone in the house while he went to the bush. He was absent 20 minutes. and on his returning found his child lying on the ground dead with all his clothes burnâ€" ed 01!. It ls supposed the child had Men nlavinz with matches. He was absent returning 10“!" ground dead w‘ ed 011.? It is ! Béezi playing “8T ANSWER runs film-nu vâ€"er --â€" . Aline-I Certain m: loin“ Will Do Tried In Philadelphia. Philadelphia. Aug. 2.4: is said to be almost an assured fact that Holmes will be tried here for the murder of Benjamin Pitezel. One of the counsel for the prosecution said toâ€"day: “I cumstantial. it not the positive evio dence. we have now in our possession to the gallows. At least we can give is enough. I believe. to send Holma him life imprisonment.” tell what evidence procured "You may say .however." e said. “that we have found some new evidence ch is very damaging to,both Holmes end Quinlan. It is the most important we have yet found." The chief an- nounced that at the conclusion of to- day's digging. the work of executing in the cells: of the Holmee' building would he stepped. From I union to m St Mary’s. Aug. 2.â€"John Irvine Us- borne tell from Ms hay loft whlle teed- lng his 11 rses In the dark. He tell across a. ladder nine feet below sad when found nxt morning was paralyz- ed. He will die. Cecil Rhodes Buffalo. Aug. zâ€"Georse "Allen. the pol and tool of cm John C. Emery. the abductor ot-O. O. Cattle. was arrested last night at the Mansion House. where he had New YongAux. LMC- on”: General trade throughout the Province of Ontario remunl kmmbiy quiet. with the volume {or July less then‘ that for June. There ls no unprove- ment in baslneu circleo at Montreal. ulthoush the outlook to encouraging. and hone I. now entertained .tbere that La. Banque du Peupfe Ill be en- nbled to resume busineu. Helm: cap vices are that the hay crop In Nova. Scout will be an average one. the fruit harvest nbundntt. ard the cut- turn of grain favorable. The hey crop ln New Brunswick Ml be llsht. end on Prlnce Edwnrd Illnnd hnrveotl wm be 2.1:. though the weather II very dry. - There are 2‘ allure: reported from Canada. this week. Inlnst 25 last week. 81 In the week 3 yeu no and 43 ’ the week -two you-I m. July be ' luring et Ilontre'll. Toronto. Hewitt"! am'lton emu p7,. There are 21 Canada. this week. 8! in u 4: in 5310 V" nyunm To In [lined 1'. new M3. uue. - London, Aug. 8.40134! 0! tin twenty miners kit in the-flood“ min ut am- London. A33 smeoau. 9n 1 w---7 . und. say; ”1“ taken out alive The manned n.“ -_-, - uswnn rm: man's nun ‘l'th'l-AFIICAN mun!!- nun! 811' ' 3‘! ' ;. Lâ€"A despatch from the Bay of Arr. 300!- t ave miners lave been a tram the Andaman-vie n was flooded yesterday. gen were com ex- regculng new tre’cqn- gen for the other miners u. may ut the time ‘p’lmâ€" , II II. FRIDAY. AUGUS‘ N 701881) When mm- Iul I'm mu umwyemmghutesm- In; mind. Sometunea his feeling- ere expressed endlbly end 3% st other: they ere so deep down In his nature that ncthlng less than n voleeno would thflst them no the W. It men should even u :11, when ehanld thht amehe? Theohniehl? come no tar wot-e. that. their husband's 0cm m kepzldown. This ma b0 .done qulto sung. pd . and VI “romeo «nullity y Putnam: Corn Extractor. Bewm ct the flesh-eat- Ing substitutes oflmd for Patnsm'a Corn It used to be 337 amma's old cashmere, 1‘ hidnshctookto pieca ‘ 1d dyed with 038;- J 8am. nDooer. Bum“, MW «we, Newom. Bamm Wm WEE mwamw $me flaw Advarulumvu 91-... fiEQQQICSEEflEBIQ!" '2‘! 4”ng and "u" an. t Md!!! am It. -" ":3 d tho gnu-l In“ nib-Ind.” it a 3mm in" WI fi :39. GEO. INGLE. Geotzglsfli- .We have secured SCVCI Manufacturers at our own p figures which will clear them 'A Boy's Su_it at- $1 A “imam. P. MGARTHUR 8t 00. are made tor Home enable. m 0010'- u Pants 75, A Man's Suit at 3 5°: u n 5 oo, commute. with Diamond m use them. ’m cannon- um. (Mn-OI (l Pants mammal sum! PllllllBElls and SIEHIII FITIEHS WEBER YOUR PRINTING AT H“ "M 394“” and Hot Air Furnaces a WW” "’ All M or Roofing. 1‘. and sheet Iron Work lava mm made and put up.. 80000-269!" and General Johnny ‘pronlptly amend PM W and 0m put (n and repaired WW!!!” of Brass anode and Iron Pipe ed (0 several Clearing Lines from own prices and have marked the them out this week. at $1 50, regular price, $2 75 “ 5 oo Prepare your-elf for going camping, whether in tent or cottage, by securing your Canned Goods and Table Delicaeleo from us. We are ' I well supplied with the may dainty foods put up expressly for camping and picnic parties. Fresh and appetlzinz Potted Ham, Tongue and Chicken, Boned Chicken, Boneless Pigs'lFeet, Salmon Steak. Lobster Flats, Sardine Paste, Anehovie Paste, Olives, Import- ed Chutnea, Pickles and Sauces, Salad Creams and Dressing. and the com- moner lines of Potted Goods. Emu-teatime belt goodsknown to the trade. Ladies who a M ebont the quality of their Teas know, or should know, tint we pick outthe best, and tint our page: we any: moderate. Uur General Grocery Stock HURLEY 81 BRADY, . SMITH 1 oo, 1 25, Give us_ a callâ€"our wo Olennod Out“ all of our Old Good!- Keeping evexlsstingly at it brings success, and there no no id). heels donating over our counters. New ideas present themselves every deyâ€"new ways to improve the stone and perfect its service. ‘. 15. KENT-8'13. LINDSAY; A Brand New Stock in a Brand New Store FAMILY GROCERS .788. 61112”; a: Ca. .ines from the marked them at IO 55° 800 175 225 In! the u II?“ R a out N Inlddl have chow! mum (omit out It Iiv His fortul theyi from expeq “HEN repoq when £45555 tint It V out ('01 1011