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 I'lONEERS' "SIMCOE'^ LODCE, EXHIIUTION I'ARK, 
 
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 THE COl'l'. CLARK COMl'ANV, LIMlTKh, I'UINTKKS, COLHUKNK STIfKKT. 
 
 1887. 
 

 
A LOG-SHANTY H00K-SHP:LF. 
 
 It will he remembered that last year (l.SSd) there was, in <nie (if tlie Pioiiti-r 
 lodges in the Exhibition Park, a displaj of books descril)oil as " Literary Waifs 
 and Strays from old Toronto," consisting of volumes that were either written by 
 or else were once the property of residents aforetime of Toronto, < . </,, Mrs. 
 Jameson, Sir Francis Head, Dr. Dunlop, J. (Jalt, V. Kothergill, W. ii. Mac- 
 kenzie, David Willson, etc., Bishop Strachan, Chief .lustice Scott, Sir Allan 
 Macnab, Sheriff Jarvis, etc., with portraits and views illustrative of the collec- 
 tion. Also, that in the preceding year, in the same place, many works were 
 exhibited relating to the early history of York, Upper (Canada, (emltryo Tor- 
 onto,) and persons whose names are associated with the first founding of that 
 place in 17U3-4, and the nomenclature of its streets, accompanied in like 
 manner by portraits and views ; and apropos of these memorials of the Cana- 
 dian York, several works descriptive of the i>ld I'Inglisli York and its antiijui- 
 ties were set (»pen by their side. 
 
 This year (1887) the display of literary objects in the southernmost of the 
 Pioneer lodges in the park consists of what is styled " A Log-shanty Hook- 
 shelf." An early immigrant, evidently of l)o()kish pr<»pensities, has gathered 
 on th'j shelf of his cabin an array of volumes very various in sliape and si/e, 
 and for the most part faded and otherwise homely-looking, although l)ruHhed 
 up a little for the present occasion, and furnished, where necessary, will) 
 written la))els of subjects and authors' names on their backs. 'I'le aim of tlie 
 collector appears to have been, primarily, self-improvement, or tiie . liiiiily of 
 instructive material for the use of the younger mend)ers of a family. Some 
 interest seems to have been taken in public affairs, contemporaneous or recent, 
 and provision, it may be, was made for mental recreation at leisure hours, or 
 amusement during the long evenings of winter. 
 
 The nucleus of the motley asseml)lage consisted perhaps of certain ililapi- 
 dated survivals of the infantile and school-boy period, hastily gatluM-ed up and 
 thrust away into the great sea-cheat just at the moment of (piitting forever 
 the oM home in the Fatherland. Occasional ailditions may have been suhse- 
 fpiently made during visits, few aiul far lietween, to the haunts of men out.-side 
 the lonely clearing, although at the period when the collector appears to have 
 flourished, namely, in the early part of the century, supjdies of reading nuitter 
 were by no means plentiful, even in <]uarters that W(^re then deemed p(tpulous. 
 Even in the cities and towns of the old ccnintry literature for popular use was 
 at the time poor and unedifying, <Jharles Knight and the Society for the Dif- 
 fusion of Useful Knowledge having as yet scarcely started their great move- 
 ment. A stray book-hawker from the States may also have managed to dispose 
 
of Home of his wares at the whaiity now ami tlieii. Aiul further, a «ale of the 
 elfecta of a deceased settler, or of oiie retirinj^ in dismay from the contest with 
 tlie savagery of nature, iriay have yielded a volume or two of out-of-the-way, 
 old fashioned obsolete lore. 
 
 ( !.)ajectures of this kind m ly help to ae(!ount for tin; very mixed character, 
 and nt the same time limited range of the collection here shewn, whicli is cata- 
 logued under the following heads : I. Some Pioneer Aids t(» (uneral Know- 
 ledge. 2. Some Karly (loographies. ',i. Some Karly .Arithmetics. 4. Karly 
 Philological Manuals. 5. Discussions of the Day or of 'I'imcss ((uite iietent. 
 0. Hygienic. 7. Recreative. 8. Miscellaneous. (Tlie original shelf was 
 doiihtlessa stout unjdaned plank of pine, resting on strong wooden pins driven 
 into one of the solid logs of the huilding, up near the slo[)e of tiie roof. The 
 arrangement for the present display is somewhat more modern, l>ut still rustic.) 
 A glance at the collection may help tlie modern Immigrant, who may chance to 
 he a man of intellectual tendencies and tastes, to form a judgment as to the 
 advance made in our community in regard to educational and other literary 
 appliances during the last lifty years. 
 
 1. SoMio IMoNKEK Aids to (iKsKitvi. Ivn'owlkd<je. 
 
 LoihIoii. ISOO. 
 
 Forty -ei>,'ht 
 
 Wofct'stiT, 
 I'JtIi ('ilition. 
 
 II. Turner. -Kisy Introduction to thu Arts iiiul Soiuiici-s. 
 ));i'.,a'scK'voti'(l to Mytlioloify, with copious, ruilf iiiustrutfoiis. 
 T. Seiill.v. -Couii)ittL' Youii'.;' Man's (^oniiKiiiioii. London. 1772. 
 (iiM). Kishur. — Youn;,' .M;in"s iJL'st (.'oinpanion. I^ondon. 1814. 
 
 (ieo. KislR-r.-Thf Instrnctor; or, American Voun;,' Man's Bust Companion 
 .Massacliusctts. 17Ni. Isaiah Thomas, (irintcr. 
 
 .Museum for Youn;,' (icntlcmun and Lailics; or, Private Tutor. London \~'Xi. 
 .loscpli liancaster.- British system of Kducation. Wasliin;,'ton. ls:!2. Woodcuts. 
 . W. (i. Lewis.— Catechisms of .\iiiniated Nature. London. 1824. 
 
 W. Pinnocli.—Cateciiisnis of the Arts and Sciences. London. 1,S28, etc. 
 Ur. David lilair.— (iramniar of Natural and Kxperimeutal Philo-sopiiy. London. Wii. 
 ir)th eililion. 
 
 Sir Thomas I'ope Blount. -Naturalllistory. Lon<ion. IfilC!. (Thin},'s not uenerallv known 
 in re},'aril to .Muslt, Amher, Tea or The, SuH'ar, Tohacco, Sill<-\vorms, Volcanoes, etc. I ' 
 .leremiah Joyce.- Scieritilic Dialogues for Youth. Lon(h)n. 1st edition b;>fore ISKi, 
 K. I'omey. Indiculus Universalis. L'Cnivers en Ahregc. Lyons. I(i71). 
 
 2. Some Kaklv (iKo(»kai'iiiks. 
 
 Cluverius. Introduction to Universal Oeon;ra|)hy. Anistenlam. Klzevir. l(i.')0. 
 
 Ahrahani Ortellius. -Theatre of the World. Lomlon. .lohn Norton. l.">7'i. " America had 
 not in tynies jiast, either wheat or wyiie, kyne. shei)e u'otes, asses or (lojr^es ; hut it hath since 
 the <liscoverie thereof, heen eiu'iched from liuro)>(i with all these and other cmnmodities." 
 
 ('hristopher Cellarius. -Ancient (!eo;,'raphy. London. I,S12. 
 
 Atlas .Manuale. London. 170!). " .Mostly i)erformed hy Herman .Moll." 
 
 Atlas .Minimus. London. Newhery. 1771. 
 
 Thomas Salmon. New (ien^'raphicalaid llistoricil (Jraminar. London. 17.'.8. 
 "The north tlivision of British .Vmerica contains New Britain or Ksi(uimaux 
 Camilla, comprehendin;.;- Hudson's Bay; hounded hy unknown lauds al)out thi 
 north; hy the Atlantic Ocean and Batlin's Hay, east; hy the Bav and River St. Lawrence and 
 l-'rench Canada, on the south; and hy unknown lands on the west, (.'hief towns- Bui>ert's 
 Kort, I'ort Nelson, Churchill." " 
 
 Sanson d'Al)l)eville. Introduction a la (ieo^ri-a))liie Astronomiipie, Naturelle llistoriiiue 
 Amsterdam. 1708. " Kntre les peuples <|ui n'ont point de IJois sont les Irociuois les Kills- 
 tinous, les Assinipoualac, les Njidouessi, et les Ilinois, dans le (Janada." ' 
 
 .1. (ioldsmith. -(ieo),'raphy Illustrated on a Popular Plan. London, isis sth edition 
 Outline euK-ravuiirs. " The face of the country (Canada) is yenerallv mountainous and woodv" 
 hut there are savannas and plains of (,'rcat beauty, ehieHy towards Upper Canada " 
 
 tith edition, 
 and Britisli 
 Pole on the 
 
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\V. I'innock. A (.'onii)ruhensiv(' Oramniar of Modern (;eo>fra|ihv a!Hl History Loiuloii 
 r.l 1 ",?'** ■ <""'^'>""t'"*- A K'fiieral iiiiine K'ivuii for Curiada is Cidmtin, and for tlu- I'liitcd 
 
 C. Woodhridiff Uudinu'nt.s of (!i'0<,'raj)h.v. Hartford. 1838. The wood cuts in this and 
 other early Lnited State-s books have now acM|uired a certain air of (|uaintness which is (luite 
 iittrjK'ii V'c, * 
 
 Sydney .Morse, .\tlas. Woodcuts. New Vork. 1«4«. 
 
 S. .\. .Mitcliell. Kasy Introduction to the study of (!eoj,'ra|)hy. I'hiiudelphia. isM. Cuts. 
 
 l'<jnii)onius .Mela. -De Situ Orl)i8. London. 174S. 
 
 3. SoMK Kaki.y AiariiMKTirs 
 
 Kdward Cocker. Arithnit tic. London. 17.".(i. .'iSrd edition. With portrait of Cocker. 
 " In«eiiious Cocker ! now to rest thon'rt u<)ne, 
 No art can shew ♦hee fully, liut thine own. 
 Thy rare Arithmetic alone can shew 
 The vast Sums of Thanks we for thy lahours owe." 
 The Tutor's Guide. A Complete System of Arithmetic. Lon<loii. 17i)«i. 
 
 <}Iasj,'ow. 1820. 
 Ada|)teii to the Trade of Irelan<l. 
 
 (Karly). 
 
 Charles Vyse. 
 i>th edition.' 
 
 C. .Morrison. - Yown^f La<iy's (iuide to Practical A.Mthmetic. 
 Klias Vo.ster.— Arithmetic in Whole and liroken Numliers. 
 Lnnerick. 183-.'. New edition. 
 
 Francis Walkinj,'hanu'. Tutor's Assistant. London, n.d. 
 P..^i" "*[-iI!'^''~'''' '^''■'■'-' ^'"''"^ •'°"'' '■^PPi'endre Arithmeti.iue de'soyni.ine et .sans Maitre. 
 
 James Hodder.— Arithmetic. London. 1711. -ifith edition. 
 ^^D.Ayre.-Arithmetick made Kasier than any Hitherto Extant. LoikIoii. 1723. Portrait 
 
 Solomon Lowe. - Arithmetic. London. 1740. 
 
 Rev. John Strachan. Coiici.se Introduction to Practical Arithmetic. Montreal Nahum 
 Mower LSI.!). " On n,y arrival at Kinjrston about ten yc.rsa^^o. to sn,.erinten,l the e.Iu.-a o 
 T , .;m » '."•'"';*■;■ •> ';"'"''• ' «'''T'''"''"^ "!"''^ inconvenience from the want of school books. 
 
 I, fs V/;'v.* '.'h;'*^^ .'''t \r'1 ','!"''•' "''" ^Y^^T^^ ".' ''"'"I-i""?-' «fvcral treatises on different sub- 
 jects, amonj^- the rest, the following on Arithmetic, which," etc. 
 
 4. Early J'niLOLOGUAL Mam als. 
 CO* n'?'*' '''■''''''"^•^'•~'^"''""'^"**' of Enf,dish Grammar. London. 1798. (Earl of .Macartney's 
 
 II. Kay —Preceptor. Newcastle. ISni. 
 
 Vvsc )'^''^^^^'^^^^'""''"" '^'^''"'"" "*'°'*" ''"'"^""' ^^^*- >''l'«- edition. (With portrait of 
 
 Short Introduction to English Grammar. London. Dodsley. 1786. 
 
 Daniel Kenning.— Universal Sjielling Hook. Liverpool. 181.'). Cuts. 
 
 T. Mairs.-- P^ennin-,' Improved, Enlarged and Modernized. Helfast. 18.S.'). Cuts. 
 
 Dilworth. Dihvorth Improved. London. 1800. (Portrait of Dilworth.) 
 
 Noah Webster.- Elementary Spelling Hook. New York. 
 
 Lyman Cobb.- Universal Spelling Hook. Ithaca, N. Y. 18411. (Airordiim to Walker.) 
 
 C. W. Sanders. -Universal Spelling Hook. Rochester, N.Y. n.d. (According to Webster ) 
 L<Iidon''"'iy4°'''"'''"'""^'"'''' ''^"'' ''^"f''''''^ I'rimer, a first Guide to the Iris"h Language. 
 
 fn''ir «-\'l''V. '^''''"'o*'- '^'"''f J^'';'*^''''^' '''=r.>'- I'"'"'""- 1«1''- (Kenning's e.lition dedicated 
 to ILK. H. (ieorge Prince of Wales and '• his royal brothers and sisters.") 
 
 J, Hill.- Young Secretary's Guide. London. 17(;4. 
 
 Thomas Blount. Dictionary of Hard Words. London. I(i70. 
 
 N. Bailey. -Universal Etymological English Dictionary. London. I77r.. 21st edition. 2 vols 
 
 5. Discussions of thk Day or ok Timks (»»urTK 1{k(;knt. 
 
 Peter Pindar London. 1797. 3 vols. 
 
 J. Wilkes.— North Briton. London. 170.'i. 3 vols. 
 
 Junius.— Letters. London. Vernor and Hood. ISIO. 
 
 2 vols. Portraits 
 
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 FoUx Farley Rhymes. —Bristol. 1826. 
 
 .). P. .Mulcolin.— .Maiincrii and Customs of London. London. 1810. 2 voIh. Plates of 
 
 CoHtume, etc. 
 
 Pierce K)<an.— Life in London. London. lleisHiie. Colorufl llliistratioiiH. 
 Morley. —.Memoirs of Hartholomew Fair. London. lleisHue. Facsimile ('iitH. 
 
 ({entleman's Majfa/.ine. VolumeH for ITfiS and 17"i'.». In tlie latter it is ironically recom- 
 mended tiiat Knu'lanil should restore Canaila to France, "that the FreiU'li may, hy means of 
 their Indians, as they liave done for the ten yi^ars ]>ast, even in times of peace lietween the two 
 crowns, carry on a constant scalpinjf war ajfainst the Oolonies and therehy stint their h'rowth, 
 for otherwise the children mitfht he as tall '^s tlieir motl. r." 
 
 London .Ma;f;izine. \'()liimes for I7.")''and 1V<><I. In the latter are the articles of Capitulation 
 of (.'anaila in 170(1. The ,\.\.\th reads as follows: " If, liy the treaty of peace, Canada should 
 remain in the power r)f his Ihitaimic .Majest.x , his most (Miristian Slajesty shall continue to 
 name the liisho)) of the colony, who shall always lie of the Konian communion. llffusecL" 
 
 Connecticut Code. lO.'il). Hartford. Silas Andrus. la:'.'!. 
 
 \l. Trumhull. True Blue Laws and Peters' False Mine Laws. Hartford. Kueent. 
 
 Whithournc.— estward Hoe for Avalon in the New-found-land. 1022. 
 
 Nova Hritannia (Vir>finia). London. 10(H». 
 
 Memoirs of an .\merican Ladv. I^ondon. 18(IS. "J vols. 
 
 W. .Mavor.— British Nejws. Loudon. 1810. 13 h edition. 
 
 Nichols. —Peeraj^es of Entrland, Scotland and Ireland. London. 17-lJ. 4 vols. State Cos- 
 tumes and Arms. 
 
 Mumpu.s. -Juhilee of Ueorge 111. 180!). Ilecent. 
 
 0. HViUKNIC. 
 
 Nicholas Culpeper. — Kniflish Physician. London 
 
 Dr. .Samuel (Jarth. I''is]>eiisary. London. 172(5, 
 
 .lohn Armstrong:. — Art of Preservinjj Health, etc. 
 
 Schola Salernitana : de Conservanda Valetuiline. 
 
 Hazlitt. —Old Cookery Hooks. He Mrs. Glasse, eU'. London 
 
 10.>a. (Another later copy, with |)lates). 
 
 London. Cadell. 1770. 
 Rotterdam. Ui(!7. 
 
 7. Recreative. 
 
 Re-issue. 
 
 7th Kil. 
 
 Edward Nares.— Thinks I to Myself. Lomlon. 1812. 2 vols. 
 
 (J. A. Stevens. — Lecture on Heads. London. 1821. 
 
 Peveril of the Peak. Edinhursh. 1822. 4 vols. 1st edition. 
 
 Chai)l)Ooks. Rohin Hood's (iarland. Rohin Hood's Sonjfs and Ballads, and L\tell Ceste, 
 etc. Litchfield, n.d. Hannah .More. Parley the Porter, etc. Muliliii. n.d. (iarland of 
 Christmas (Jarols. Newcastle upon Tyne. n.d. The Cocklij^liter, a true History, Bath, S. 
 Hazard. Lon<lon. .1. .Marshall. Comical (Cheats of Shalpo. Seven Hials, n.d., etc. Coarse 
 Cuts. 
 
 Hannah More. — Sacred Dramas, Moses in the Bulrushes, Dainel, etc., London, 1817; and 
 Miscellanies, Eldred of the Bower, The Search after Happiness, Intlexihle Captive, Percy, etc. 
 London. Early. 
 
 .John Ashton.— Chaphooks of the Ei},'htenth Century. London. Re-issue. Facsimiles of 
 rude Wood-outs. 
 
 Ancient Soni,'s and Ballads. irwiO -noil. Roxhurghe Collection. 11 indley's Reprint. Lon- 
 don. 2 vols. Facsimile Cuts. 
 
 Lilly. -Seventy-nine Black -letter Ballads and Broadsides. 1 ");')!!- I.'ift7. London. Re-i.ssue. 
 Bunyan. Pilgrim's Progress. Editions of London, 1748 (27th), of (Jlasgow, 172'.t (the three 
 Parts), with Ru<le Cuts ; and of London, 1704, (Hist edition). 
 
 Pilgrim's Progress. 1st e<lition. 1678. Facsimile. 
 
 Pilgrim's Progress. Bound in covers made of Oak from Elstow (Church. Late. 
 
 Milton's Paradise F,ost. London. I(i78. Srd edition. 
 
 F. Quarles. - Emhlems, etc. Bristol. 1808. C(;ts on Copper. 
 
 Craves. —Spiritual (Quixote. London. 181(i. 
 
 8. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Bp. Wilkins. -World in the Moon. London. 1(584. 
 
 Nocturnal Revels. History of Dreams. " Acconling to Aristotle, Themistus, Artemidorus, 
 Cardan, and other most approved authors." 
 
 Faher.— Mysteries of the Cahiri. Oxford. 1803. 
 
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 Pucklc. (irny Cap for a nrofti Ifcarl. LoiiHoii. 171 1. KcUr,,,' 
 Blossoms of Morality. LoikIom. Him;. Ilfwick's Cuts. 
 Uokinjf (ilassforthcMiri.i. I.on.loii. iviwi. Ik'vvitk'H Cuts 
 I'ilpay's Kahlfs. London. iVsK. 
 ^.(MIalliwdI.-N„rsi.r,vKli.vni..s<,f Knirlan.l. l,on.l.,n. lie.rnt 
 
 K<.lMn.ionCni.sot..- (Joir..au,x's Latin Translafion. Lon.lon Is-'j 
 J|K,nK.sTu.s.r.-Kiv..n, re.l Points o, ,;..o.| I -. > . .n.l l.<:.k ofHusu lun . ,..., 
 
 Hloonitluld. Karnu-r'.s Hov. Li.ndon. i.sih. cus 
 
 m..on,n..|d. Wild now.rs. I.on.lon. V.rnon and JI0..I Ksob 
 
 l{a.swla.s. London. 17!)(i. 
 
 i'lciwiires of Hope Kdinbiirjfh. isoi. 
 
 Sonierville's Chasf. Lon.lon. 1nI7 
 
 inerivphVtsr 1 "T""'"'.- ''''' "' ''" ••'••"■'•'" ^"'- ''-•'••'■■ '-""""• '7"^- 
 
 lULiouLvpnic itihif. London. 17i)(;. Cuts 
 
 S.ript,iral HioKmph.v. Lon.lon. offor. n.d. .in Curionx llea.ls 
 
 ;VonnLj.s.\,Hhtihon-hts. (;!a,s«ow. Konlis. I77.i 
 
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