CANADIAN LIBRARIES.

[Footnote 63: Page 53.--Some interesting facts as to the evolution of

libraries in the Dominion can be gathered by reference to Bourinot's

"Intellectual Development in Canada" (Toronto, 1831); Canniff Haight's

"Country Life in Canada Fifty Years Ago"; Dr. Canniff's "History of

Ontario"; and Dr. Kingsford's "Early Bibliography of Ontario." The

principal results of the Ontario law providing for the establishment

of free libraries by votes of ratepayers in a community have been the

opening of two excellent libraries in Hamilton and Toronto--the latter

under the judicious superintendence of Mr. James Bain.]

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