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 KINGSTON, ONTARIO 
 
 [to ^ifwoss, with 
 uuilb iicniuiintaiico \vi' 
 jes tw at the mercy 
 'wcai. rosoviiccs. 
 To read hisiiiry intcU 
 .oryand geography ar 
 
 Price to ociit-s eacl 
 
Iriil accordin;,' to the Act. nl the Parl'atneat of Canaila, !n the year if our Lord, o»cj 
 oigniKl ei>{ht huinlred and scveTity-twu, hy Ciikd) I'lati .Sii.ip.-ioii, in the OttuT, nf the Miiiin- 
 rtl* Airriciiltiir,:. I 
 
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 CALEB PLATT SIMPSOX, 
 
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 li ristar at Luw, Author of Siin|ison's Universal Aljiliabi't, 
 ioci|»;vl iind Pro])rietor of the St. ('tithiU'ines ('omtneroijil ( lolh'^'H, 
 w aud Phonoj^raphic Institute, Lecturer on Commercial Law, 
 )ul?l(!-!<]ntry iiook-Keepiug, Spencerian Peniuanahip, Phonogra})iiy, 
 Ic^raphy, Arc. 
 
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 I to jio<;scss, with a gcticri:'. knowledge of the leading features of forcii;!! coinitrics, au 
 I iieiiiiuiiitanci! with tlio SL''*r^''''M'''y "1 "ur own, inipede.s our material dovelopenitiiit, and 
 368 'tiB at the mercy of any loreigner, who may choose to speak disiiaragingly of our 
 i«IMl resources. 
 
 Tor"iid hisiory intolliffcutly, an intimiite aequaintaneo with gcogra,oiiy ia necessary ; hence 
 ;ory and geo'jfrapliy are inseijarable rufiuisites to a proper knowledge of aiiy country. 
 
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 ST. CATHARINES. ONTARIO. 
 
 J, FitzGeralcl, Book and Job Printer, St. Catharines, Ontario. 
 
 1872. 
 
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 Price 25 ocuts eacli, oiJ5 for fl. Sent hy mail everywhere, on receipt of money. 
 Address the Author, St. Cathwiii'j.s, Ontario. 
 
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 The counties of our leading Provinces should ho known to nvery 
 Canadian, young or ohl, as a prcliniiiiiiry stop to a more tliorough un- 
 tler.standing of our material advantages and resources, and with this 
 view the autlior has ^ilt'\ i.sed the following system, as a help in that 
 direction. 
 
 These tables nre not designed to take the place of the more elabo- 
 rate and exi»ensive geograjdiical works, except as a first book to be 
 placed in the hands of '«>arner!'. It is beliflved, and the anthor'n ex- 
 perience supports the con\ iction, that a large maj) with colored tli- 
 visions, assisted by easily ronienibered key-letters or key-words, are 
 ])0werful aids to the mind, in its eilbrt toleai-n and retain considerable 
 niunbers of unconnected names. Not only do key-words help to call 
 to mind long lihts of such names, bur- they stump them u))on th« 
 memory in such a manner, that, without being burdensome, they 
 are not easily forgotten. 
 
 In about tiireo weeks of half-hour dady lessons, a class of small 
 boys wer« enabled to name, in con.seeutive order, the foktv-six 
 counties of Ontario, beginning on the Georgian Bay, and following 
 the water Una down the Lakes Huron, Erie, Ontario, the Kiver 8t. 
 Lawrence, and up the Ottawa, with the inteiior counties. They also, 
 at the same time, comj)letely mastf^red the sixTV counties of Quebec, 
 in their order on the nuij) ; the fouiitekn counties of New Brunswick; 
 the EioHTEEN counties of Nova Scotia, v/ith the counties of Prince 
 Edward's Isle, making, in all, one hundred and fokty-one counties, 
 or more than they could learn and remember in three months, in 
 the ordinary mode of teaching. 
 
 They could also give the location of each counfy with the name of 
 the county to the east or west of it, as they are taken in this work in 
 the Older in which they appear upon the map. After tlie counties are 
 thoroughly mastered, the students are better prepared to understand 
 the physical features of the counti-y, with its soil and ])roductious, 
 which is their next step, and for which they are referred to the larger 
 works. 
 
 This little w^ork. embi-acing only a few of the leading features of 
 America and Eui'ope, is doubtless imperfectly executed, yet it is sub- 
 mitted to the judgment of a candid public, with the hope that it may 
 useful in promoting an essential branch of youthful instruction, 
 'd perhaps, in stimulating others to acquaint themselves with tlio 
 geography of their country. 
 
 C. P. SIMPSON. 
 CellegeHall, February 5th A. D. 1872. 
 
 For " Directions to the Learner," see third page of cover. 
 
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 ST, OATHAEIN'IS 
 
 ST. CtATHARINES OXTARI 
 
 This is the only ^^iiainess College in the Dominion, that is conducted 
 bv a Biirristor niid Attoniey-at-Law, wMo has had over fiftken 
 y<'.ars j'liACTu'K Sit his profession. / 
 
 This tJollege is estalH^ished for the ])ur[)9se of training Young Men 
 and Ladies in tV)se studies nece^ary to qualify them to dis- 
 charge elfectuallv \|ieir duties in ail the dtpartments of busiiaess' 
 life. 
 
 Graham's Edition of PiWiau's Pho^iography is taught to those who. 
 desire to ({ualiry themselves to loocome Professional Rej)orters, 
 
 Tel«graphy is also taught to \liose who intend to b«com(? operators. 
 
 The lectures on Book-KeepiiW, ^pencerian Penmanship, Commercial; 
 Law, Phonograjjhy, Teleai^phy, Philology, Mathematics, <kc., 
 are all delivered by the Principal in person, so that students 
 have a guaranty of thoiXJugl\inr,trucaon. 
 
 The College is in session, eVery laNvful day from 9 a. m. to 12 m., 
 and 1^ j).m.to 3| \).m. — Eveuin^Classes (when held) 7 to 9 o'clock 
 
 PUPILS MAY ENTER \AT ANY TIME. 
 
 
 $40 
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 Full Coui'se of Single and Double Entry Book-Keeping, in- 
 cluding Busii^ss Penmanship, and Com\iercial Law, 
 Ai'ithmetic, ^nd Business Practice time unlimited 
 Same Course, fo;' three months 
 Penmanship opily, three months,.,. 
 
 Telegraphy. 
 
 Phonography, elementary course of 24 lessons, $1^ ; 72 
 
 lessons for $30 ; or for one year 
 
 Ladies are admitted to all three courses at half-price 
 N. B. — A deduction of Five Dollars will be allowed to'^tudents ob- 
 taining any two of the above scholarships, and of Ten Dollars where 
 all three courses are taken. All fees are payable strictly invadvance. 
 Boiirdf and Lodging in the Town, $3.00 and upwards, per wdek. 
 Fqr further information call at the College, or address 
 
 
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 C. P. SIMPSON, Principal, 
 St. Catharines, Ontario, 
 
 Can\ 
 
 
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