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 ........./.jw-JBa ^°: „ '''""*'• Author. 
 
 .„.,^., J Mervyn Clitheroe Ainsworth 
 
 ■»•"•— ••"»WB^«a4 2 Lancashire Witches •« 
 
 ••■••— ••*«S^^I» 3 Miser's Daughter .*..*.. .< 
 
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 6 The Spendthrift !.....!.!!! •• 
 
 6 Jack Sheppard <i 
 
 7 Father Fabian \\\\\ e. j.' Warboise 
 
 n Story of Penelope »« 
 
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 ''" '''^- ft i };' S'°iv ••••■,•••••••••••• -^w- H. B Stow^ 
 
 . ., 6 ' 11 My Wife and I «. 
 
 o 12 Between Two Loves . A R Rftw 
 
 **" « }! '^Vf •?". • ■ • L M aSSS 
 
 ■"• J! i° 2"'y ^i?*^'^ Madame DeWitt 
 
 ' - ' . ,„ T| J^ Hunchback of Notre Dame Huco 
 
 K» . . . , .-4 .«t ^i.M» ! 17 Deerslayer p,w,Jl. 
 
 ^/,: :^^^. ■ 18 Pathfinder ^°?.P«' 
 
 '> f '*r,^'c'S ' 19 '^yi^^^t^^ Sound .. . .;:::. ;:;; cockton 
 
 ^«,V^V i. \ .^18 20 Monte Chriato n™° 
 
 . - 1x12 21 Dombie&Son....; *: ; b^cZJ^ 
 
 .^,.,,..,..VK y 22 David Copperfield ...........'.;: .. 
 
 ^n.>^,,..„*4i, I 23 Austin Elliott K^inmi^^ 
 
 ^1 ' fl M « 24 Bramleiehs . . Jiingsley 
 
 ,4.^.,.^,^^^ 26 Handy Andy Y"^^ 
 
 ,j.:wv..;.-*M 26 Roryo'More. ::.■::;;■;:::*"■:. lovS 
 
 ,,>*,.. *.,,;30 ,' 27 Rienzi .'...'.■.■.■.'.' .'iytton 
 
 — »ft 28 Last Days of Pompeii .i 
 
 #..B9 4 29 Midshipman Easy lirar™.* 
 
 ...J^ 30 Jacob Faithful .J. . .v;.-:: :.•;;;•;;;;; ^^^.^y*' 
 
 ■ 81 Japhefcm Search of a Father.. « 
 
 '•^■•"*'-'^""^ ^ia i? ?r?^??y«Ki^y Ltfe Mrs". Oliphant 
 
 First-class Watch Repairing done at Chinneck's. 
 
FICTION. 
 
 No. 
 
 Name. 
 
 Author. 
 
 35 Frank Farleigh Smedley 
 
 66 Harry Coverdale's Courtship " 
 
 87 The Brookes of Bridlemere......Whyte-MelvilI- 
 
 Satanella. Whyte-MelviUe 
 
 oister Louise .i 
 
 ...A. J. E. Wilson 
 
 38 
 39 
 
 40 Inez 
 
 41 At the Mercy of Tiberius 
 
 42 Macaria .... .. 
 
 43 John Hahfax, Gentleman '. ", ". '. ". '. . .Miss Mulock 
 
 44 Bonaventurn PoUo 
 
 45 Old Creole Days .'.'.'.'.'.['.'.['..[ [ [ [ ' .« 
 
 46 The Grandissimes .» 
 
 47 Dr. Sevier .. 
 
 f^S'^^^y ■■.■■.■.*.:'.:::BertHarte 
 
 5o?r^oit-:.;;-:.;:.--:::;;;-:::v«-.P°^ 
 
 51 Scenes of Clerical Life " 
 
 62 Silas Warner " " 
 
 91 
 
 92 
 
 No. 
 
 85 St I 
 80 San( 
 
 87 Bau 
 
 88 Bra' 
 M9 The 
 90 Uuc 
 
 ffari 
 Chas 
 
 93 Self 
 
 94 Chai 
 
 95 Thri 
 
 96 Dut] 
 
 97 Paul 
 
 98 The 
 
 99 Male 
 
 100 St. G 
 
 101 Adel 
 
 102 Phac 
 68 1 103 Old ] 
 
 104 Ivanl 
 l(i5 Ruth 
 
 106 Mrs. 
 
 107 Eigh 
 l(i8 Settl- 
 109 The ] 
 
 niO Tom 
 
 t^ f'^}^'^ ^^F^'"" ■■■.■.■ .'.Dickens 
 
 55 Little Dorrit •< 
 
 66 Nicholas Nickleby '« 
 
 67 A Tale of Two Cities ......'."" " 
 
 68 Sketches by Boz " 
 
 69 Barnaby Rudge « 
 
 60 Oliver Twist *.'. .......'. '..'. " 
 
 61 Heart of Midlothian '. Q^nft ? ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ 
 
 62 Guy Mannering u 112 Phin< 
 
 S ^l^^^il- •«;•.•• -^ • • • Miss' Wethetell 
 
 64 The Wide Wide W^orld . «« 
 
 65 End of a Coll .' .' *.*.'. " 
 
 66 Daisy ] /'' n 
 
 67 My Desire '. . . *. . . . •' 
 
 68 Martin Rattler . ... . BalJt 
 
 113 Hum 
 
 114 The 
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 116 Baud 
 
 117 Hypa 
 
 uo itxurtin nattier Ballanfvno ' ^^^ Yeast 
 
 69 My Doggie and I i^alJantyne j j^ ^^^ ^^ 
 
 - 12) Lord 
 
 121 Valen 
 [122 Cre8C( 
 1 123 Twice 
 
 124 Corini 
 
 70 Deep Down 
 
 71 From Earth to Moon .'.' ... .Jules Verne] 
 
 72 Round the World in Eighty Days " 
 
 73 Five Weeks la a Baloon . . : 
 
 Hm'u '^^''^'■^y Duchessj,., T ., 
 
 76 Molly Brown DuphPKKl ^^^ ^*«* ^ 
 
 76 The Earth Trembled. " " * E p Rocr^^ ^^^ < 
 
 77 What Can He Do?. . . . - ■ ■ ^' ^- «oe jgy p^jj^^^ 
 
 78 His Sombre Rivals .« 128 Goo<i 
 
 79 Without a Home '..'...■. .. *129 The P 
 
 80 A Day of Fate .. ISO The T 
 
 81 Rosa Lee ....'. .". '.'.'. '.*.!. Mrs. Holmes ^^'^^ ^ ^^' 
 
 82 Marian Gtay ... ' «< |132 Secom 
 
 83 Lena Rivers... ... '••••• .. ^33 The V 
 
 84 Forest House. 
 
 !134 Dora 
 
 Fitting Spectacles a specialty at Cninneck's. ^° ^^^^^ * 
 
Author. 
 
 . Smedley 
 
 ...Whyte-Melville 
 ..Whyte-Mehille 
 
 ...A. J. E. Wilson 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 .Miss Mulock 
 Cable 
 
 . Bert Harte 
 . Geo. Eliot 
 
 It 
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 b5 St Elmo . . A. J. E. W.lsou 
 
 bt» handford and Mertou t n^„ 
 
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 H9 The Headsman ■.■.■.■.■■.■.■. u''®"^ 
 
 90 Uucle Tom's Cabin Mrs.' H ' B. Stowe 
 
 91 Harry Lorrequer l^^,, 
 
 92 Chas O'Malley .! 
 
 93SelfHelp.. '.".".*.".'.'.'.'.' ". 
 
 94 Character 
 
 95 Thrift 
 
 96 Duty 
 
 I 97 Paul Faber ".".".'.".".■ .'."."."Geo 
 
 i 98 The Marquis of Lossie ... 
 
 99 xMalcolm. .".■;.; « 
 
 I 100 St. George and St. Michael. * 
 
 101 Adela Cathcart 
 
 1U2 Phantasties, The Portent. 
 
 HmuLliT:'"': ■• -^'^ 
 
 Smiles 
 
 Macdonald 
 
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 It 
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 l(i8 Settlers in Canada Marryat 
 
 l(i5 Ruth Erekiue.H Crosses Panov 
 
 10b Mrs. Sol. Smith Looking On 7.^ 
 
 , 107 Eighty-Seven . 
 
 I(i8 Settlers in Cc,^, 
 109 The lung's Own. 
 
 Hi? ?°S ^'"^'^> ^°S ■■:":■ Michael Scott 
 
 111 Is He Popenjoy A. Trollope 
 
 jll-^ ihineas Kedux TroUone 
 
 • Miss Wetherell .Jj^ Humphrey Clinker .'.'.'.'smollett 
 
 .114 The Virginians,^! Thackery 
 
 .Scott 
 
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 Ballantyne 
 
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 . Jules Verne 
 
 ■;j5 S»"''°?' SI""" .■.'.■.;■.: Max Adler 
 
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 ' J.l^ The Seven Heroines of Christendom,C.*D. Yonge 
 12) Lord Kilgoblin r „^^, 
 
 121 Valentine Vox . . .- CorkTon 
 
 122 Crescent and Cross !•* .V ' ' ' WarburtoS 
 
 mJoTirne'^^^"^^^^^ ::::::HawKn"e 
 
 lit T ^«f n i-^ •: Madame de Stael 
 
 l26^£??a?trns^''"P^" ^^.l'- 
 
 127 Pelham » 
 
 128 Good Wives... t""m' ai ** 
 
 129 The Pillar of Fire •.•.•.■.•.*...•.•.•;.• ' wlham 
 ■ 130 The Throne of David . ingraham 
 
 .Mrs-HolmeeJig^^ l!!n?^^*ll' .V..V.Cha8. Reade 
 
 1132 Second Thoughts Rhoda Broughton 
 
 u yioo Ihe Wandprino .Tow i?«- " 
 
 | 134 Dora Ihorne B.M.Clay 
 
 . . . Duchess 
 
 . . Duchess 
 
 E. P. Roe 
 
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 It Cninneck'8. ^° °^^'^ ^° 'est your eyes for glasses at Chinneck'e 
 
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 The older records of Newburgh Academy per 
 ished 7th September, 1887, in the fire which destroy- 
 ed the better part of the village. But from the 
 recollections of elderly men the following facts hav 
 been ascertained : 
 
 The Academy was established either in the 
 latter part of ftKl, or early in S»^ Work of excel, 
 lent quality and enduring merit was done within its 
 walls during the first thirty years after its establish 
 ment. Young men and women from the various! 
 sections of the old Bay of Qninte district were cou 
 sidered scarcely qualified to begin the active life o 
 the world until they had attended for a few terms ai 
 Newburgh Academy. During the vears 1867.'71 
 John Campbell, M.A., being headmaster, a score oi 
 80 of young men from the distant Bahama Isles. 
 X came, upon the recommendation of Rev. Dr. Ryer 
 son, to Newburgh Academy to get a liberal educa 
 tion. 
 
 The school has always been improving in the 
 quality of its work; but wealthier communities have 
 established and equipped schools which have re 
 cently outstripped the old Academy, so that its 
 relative rank appears to have been becoming lower 
 at the same time that, compared with its former self 
 the efficiency of the school year after year hat 
 steadily enhanced, albeit sometimes slowly. 
 
 After the total destruction of the business por' 
 tion of the village (September, 1887), the continuedl 
 existence of the High School was for a while doubt 
 ful. But several who seemed to feel that they oweel 
 it much, paid back to the venerable institution in 
 the hour of its need, financial and other aid as a 
 partial return for benefits of a value not to be meas 
 ured in money. An excellent library was donated ; 
 and by united effort the School was tided over, until 
 the High Schools Act of 1891 coming into force, re- 
 lieved the local municipality of a large prd^ortion of 
 the burden of maintenance, which for half a century 
 the small incorporated villa«»e had borne alone hxx 
 which was fast becoming too heavy in these moderB 
 calamitous days. 
 
 No. 
 
 135 .lai 
 
 186 Ta 
 
 187 Th 
 i;S8 Th 
 189 Fa: 
 140 An 
 141 
 
 142 Ho 
 
 143 Th 
 
 144 'lh( 
 
 145 Th> 
 
 146 Ra^ 
 
 147 Wj 
 
 148 Th( 
 
 149 Thi 
 160 Thi 
 
 151 Th. 
 
 152 No] 
 
 153 ... 
 
 154 Net 
 
 155 The 
 15G Noi 
 157 Prii 
 168 Inf< 
 
 159 Rol 
 
 160 Ere 
 
 161 Wo; 
 
 162 Wiei 
 168 Dia 
 164 Aur 
 166 Wei 
 
 166 Intt 
 
 167 Orlt 
 
 168 Roy 
 lt)9 Rosi 
 
 170 The 
 
 171 .... 
 
 172 Mei; 
 
 173 Cast 
 
 174 Artl 
 
 175 Bar: 
 
 176 Froi 
 
 177 .... 
 
 178 Jan 
 
 179 The 
 
 180 We 
 
 181 A Di 
 
 182 The 
 IS."^ Tb« 
 184 Lad 
 
 The fin 
 
Icabcm 
 
 "i- 
 
 mrgh Academy pet 
 e fire which destroy- 
 ige. But from the 
 following facts have 
 
 shed either in tht 
 HS. Work of excel 
 was done within its 
 8 after its establish 
 a from the varioui' 
 te district were con I 
 in the active life o 
 d for a few terms at 
 the years 1867- 71 
 Imaster, a score or 
 ant Bahama Isles, 
 of Rev. Dr. Ryer i 
 et a liberal educa 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 1 improving in the 
 ' communities have 
 Is which have re 
 demy, so that its 
 en becoming lowei 
 vith its former self 
 ir after year has 
 es slowly. 
 ' the business por 
 )S7), the continued| 
 for a while doubt- 
 eel that they owed 
 ible institution in 
 id other aid as a 
 36 not to be meas- 
 ary was donated ; 
 IS tided over, until 
 ling into force, re- 
 arge prdjsortion of 
 for half a century 
 
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 f in these modern 
 
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 Name. Author. 
 
 Jane Shore Mrs. Burnett 
 
 Tales and Slorieu of Ireland Carleton, etc 
 
 The UeiroBB of Brughes Grattan 
 
 That Lass o' Lowrie's Burnet 
 
 Fair Play Mrs. Southworth 
 
 Anna Lee Arthur 
 
 How to Make a Living Kggleston 
 
 The Gates Ajar Mrs. Phelps 
 
 1 he Sunny Side '* 
 
 The Queen's Badge Wilbcrforce 
 
 Raveushoe Kingsley 
 
 Wych Hazel Warner 
 
 The Three Midshipmen Kingston 
 
 The Three Admirals " 
 
 The Three Commanders «' 
 
 The Three Lieutenants '• 
 
 Ni'body Warner 
 
 • • V 
 
 Near to Nature's Heart E. P. Roe 
 
 The Gold of Chickaree Warner 
 
 Northanger Abby J. Austin 
 
 Prince of the House of David Ingraham 
 
 Infelice A. J. E. Wilson 
 
 Rob Roy Scott 
 
 Ernest MaJtravers Lytton 
 
 Woman in White Collins 
 
 Widow Bedott Papers Whitacher 
 
 I>iana Warner 
 
 Aunt Jane's Hero Prentiss 
 
 West Lawn Mrs. Holmes 
 
 Interrupted Pansy 
 
 Orley Farm Trollope 
 
 Royal Regiment Ja-H. Grant 
 
 Rose Mathers Mrs. Holmes 
 
 The Parisians Lytton 
 
 Melbourne House Mrs. Wetherell 
 
 Cast Adrilt Arthur 
 
 Arthur Bonnicastle Holland 
 
 Barriers Burned Away Roe 
 
 From Jest to Earnest " 
 
 Jan Veddar'b Wife A. E. Barr 
 
 The Other Girls Mrs. Whitney 
 
 We Girls '• ' 
 
 A Daughter of Fife Barr 
 
 The Bow of Orange Ribbon " 
 
 The Fair God General Lew. Wallace 
 
 Lady Anna Trollope 
 
 The finest eye-testing Instrument at Chiuneck's. 
 
ANNOUNCEMENT, 1894. 
 
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 A Change of Heart Flemming 
 
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 B'jyond the Himilays Geddie 
 
 Frontier Life Hardtnan 
 
 The Fur Country Jules Verne 
 
 A Ride to Khiva .... Buruaby 
 
 Half Hours in the Far South 
 
 Cook's Voyages Kippis 
 
 Wonderful Baloon Ascents Marion 
 
 At the North Pole Jules Verne 
 
 Open Polar Sea Hayes 
 
 Southern Explorers Banvard 
 
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 The Gentlemen Adventurers Kingston 
 
 Great .\frican Travelers " 
 
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 Life on the Mississippi Mark Twain 
 
 Bear Hunters .Anna Bowman 
 
 Drake and Anson's Voyages 
 
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 Gorilla Hunters Ballantvne 
 
 Notable Voyages .^..Kingston 
 
 Wild Men of the West Ballantyne 
 
 In the Bush and on the Trail Revoil 
 
 Hudson Bay » Ballantyne 
 
 The River Amazon 
 
 Coral Islands Ballantyne 
 
 Early English Voyagers 
 
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 Rambles in Naples " 
 
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 44 Roughing It Mark W] 
 
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 70 Adventurous Boat Voyages Richards^ 
 
 71 Adventures of Mark Willis Mrs. CuddI 
 
 72 Dick Onslow Kingst 
 
 l^ S*^''r y°^ Ballanty 
 
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 85 On the Banks of The Amazon »• ' 
 
 86 My First Voyage to Southern Seas.....". " 
 
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 47 Burns Sh 
 
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