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Culcnco, 111,, Sept. 8.—The Post
publishes au interview with Sir
Oliver hlowat,Premier of Otitario, and
Hon, Jolla Dryden, in Cornlniesioner
Awrey's office, in the Canadian write
ion.
Whitt do I think of the fair? said
Sir Oliver, beaming uutii his beveled
spectacles fairly ;;lowed. Why, it is
magnilioient, wonderful. a triumph of
art and industry, energy, gond taste
and wealth. Yes, I stn pleased at the
way that Canada, and particularly
Ontario, has been treated, but of
course we haven't got any more than
we deserve.
Out of the possible 104 prizes in
cheese, Canada took 96, put in Mr.
Awrey sententiously. And we could
1 believe, have taken the other prizes
if we'd only had more cheese, Please
to remember that I ata talking on On.
tario. Make it clear to the American
mind that we Canadians show in
Provinces, even as they exhibit in
States, and let honor be given where
honor is due. We took first prize to,
day in Devon cattle, and we took
five prizes in Arabians with three
animals, and then there was all the
hackneys.
Sir Oliver's kind, shrewd old face
took on a proud, paternal look. EIe
rubbed his hands softly, and a beatific
smile radi ated over his strong
features. Ay, this fair is going to
have the effect of making Canadians
and the people of this country better
acquainted, he said.
And they will understand how much
more commercially importaut we Can-
adians are then they and others had
supposed, supplemented Mr. Dryden.
But it will work both ways, said Sir
Oliver, with a twinkle in his eye.
They will also see that in many, very
many, things we compete successfully
with thein. We hope for an extension
of friendly relations. We want them.
We of the Liberal party desire the ut-
most liberality of trade relations be-
tween the two countries. Of course
there are people who declare that
clover trade relations would lead to
annexation, but I do not believe that
and.I am' willing to risk it. There
is no unfriendliness between Canadians
and Americans. We have, I think,
about 90,000 American residents in
Canada, They are a most desirable
portion, and 1 have yet to hear one
of them disparage our Canadian system
of government as not being the equal
of the system of the United States.
As a Liberal, 1 can say that we not
only desire but hope for rnore extended
commercial relations between Canada
and this great Republic. We do not ren
THE WINUIT
with a very dull and weak market on
Monday, as tarbled,trade has r000vered.
to soma extent, and prim for Cana•
dire cattle here are now at 5d to 514,
with occasionally f$ d. In London.
50 wits made on Thursday for some
of the very choicest Oenadians, and up
to 511 for States bullocks, The Do-
ininiun stock lately has been poor in
qualitee and the prices quoted are ou
the whole very fair. In Glasgow the
shorter supplies have enabled salesmsn
to improve on recent returns, and with
the dead meat market pretty well
cleared up the outlook is decidedly
better. The weather however, still
keeps close and warm, but the nights
are not so hot, whieh is something to
be thankful for. «ihelesale buyers
will cousequently be disposed to oper-
ate freely, as the meat can be consign.
ed to London without' fear of going
wrong in transit. The losses tnado
during the past couple of months
through "stinkers" was enormous.
Belmore-
Mr. Jos Kirby has bought a house
from Mr. Larnonby, and is moving it Tile official count of the cash •in the; ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
to the rear of his new prick residence, iJnited States treasury, made pieces•• its action. and truly beneficial in its
where it will be used as a kitchen. sary by the transfer of tire office of the effects, prepereclonly from the most
E1 8, 1893,
A. Hamilton Iran has been fined $b
for refusing to answer questions put to
him respecting itis income by the as
sessor.
Ms. Lordship, the 13ishop of Huron,
has appointed Rev, J. W, Hodgins,
Rector, of Seaforth, as Rural Dean of
the County of Huron, in place of Rev.
Mr. Craig, who removed to Petrolea.
The Brookville Recorder is publish-
ing the life of Margaret L, Shepherd,
with many incriminating letters inter -
versed, as a sort of continued story.
The Recorder is the paper against
which Margaret inetituted a libel suit,
but failed to go on with it.
To see the World's Fair and walk
through the buildings the grand total
is something in excess of 118,000 feet,
or nearly 23 miles, Thi .estimate
does not include State, 4. government
or private buildings ; Cilie Rlaisanee
is ignored and no aeedtlnt ie taken
of the long Jumps from one building
to another. A, walk of about 40 miles
is necessary to do the whole thing tip.
ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when.
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptlyonthe Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pros
deiced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
Mr. R. Lane is making arrangements
for starting up a chopper here, and
part of the machinery is already on
the ground.
The cider mill is in order for the
first apples which come. in.
Mr. John Hartley, late teacher at
No. 1, Howick, has taken a second at
Harriston High (School, and has now
gone back to try for a first,
Flow to Get at "Sunlight" Picture.
Se uci 25 •'Sunlight"Soap wrappers__(wrap-
per bearing the words" Why Does a Woman
Look Old Sooner Than a 11Ian") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St„ Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty picture, free
from advertising, and well worth framing.
This is au easy way to decorate your home.
The snap is the best in the market and it
will only cost one cent postage to_, send in
the wrappers, if you leave the ends open.
Write your address carefully.
Must Provide for Your Family.
Walter Impey, a Woodstock painter,
was sent up for trial on Friday ou a
charge of neglecting to provide the
necessaries of life for his children.
This was the first prosecution in
Woodstock under the new Dominion
Criminal Oode and it is of interest as
showing the change in•the law. Under
the new code (section 110) any parent
or guardian who fails to provide his
wife or children under sixteen years of
age with the necessaries of life, is
liable to itnprisonment for three years
in the penitentiary. Under the old
act a father was liable to imprisonment
should he fail to provide "food, cloth-
ing and lodging." The new act,it will
be noted, is much hroade,r in its inter-
pretation, snaking a father responsible
not only for food and clothing but for
medicine and medical attendance in
gard reciprocity as a one-sided affair. case of sickness, or any other neces-
It will be mutually beneficial, and it city.
will not mean -annexation.
Cheese Mar]cets.
London, Ont., Sept. 2.—London
cheese market 19 factories offered 4,-
690 boxes July and August. Sales
1,055 boxes at 9e and 150 boxes at
91c.
Ingersoll. Ont., Sept. 4.—At cheese
market, cm Tuesday sixteen factories
offered 3,811 boxes. No sales; buyers
and sellers .apart.
Utica, N. Y., Sept. 4.—Cheese sales
to -day: 200 'boxes at 81c, 825 boxes at
8 7 -Sc, 4,820 boxes at 90, 1,660 boxes
at 90,215 boxes at 9*0, 200 boxes on
commission.
Eighty-one packages of creamery
butter at 25c.
Little Falls, N. Y., Sept. 4.—Cheese
sales to -day: 1,540 boxes at 8}c, 82
boxes at 8e, 2,512 boxes at 8•c, 54
boxes at 8c 1,983 boxes at 9u 658
boxes on commission, 505 boxes dairy,
at 8 1-8c to 90,
Seventy packages of creamery butter
at 25c, 17 packages of dairy butter at
28e to 25c.
Blyth.
On Monday there was to have been
a wedding in the Roman Catholic
church, but owing to the priest, who
MIS to have officiated, meeting with
an accident, the contracting parties
had to drive over to St. Augustine in
East Wawanosh to have the knot
securely tied, after which the wedding
procession drove up to Kelly's Queen's
Hotel, wore mine host and hostess had
prepared a splendid dinner for the
guests, after which the wedding
couple took the train going south
amidst showers of rice.
Live Stools lilaricats.
East Buffalo, N. Y:, Sept. 5.—
Oattle—Throe ears and some small
lots on sale; two cars of choice 15 cwt
steers sold at $4,80 to $4.90, and the,
rest were peddled out..
Shoop and lambs --Four cars on
sale; fair 70 to good 90 Ih lambs sold
at $5 20 to $5 75. Canndian iambs
are expected to Arrive it) considerable
quantities at the beginning of this
week. Only a few sheep on sale.
Hogs ---The offerings were 13 loads,
including several loads tltltt had over.
atm yesterday's trade The market
ruled with a fair demand; about all were
sold;aoodltochoice Yotkers sold at $6 15
to $6 25, with grassy lots $6 to $6 10,
good mediums, $G 10 to $6 -20; grassy
lots of mediums and heavy sold at $5 .
76 to $6 as to quality.
Liverpool, Aug. 26 --• 13egtnnitig
treasurer from E. H. Nebeker to D.
N. Morgan, has been completed. The
task was begun May 31st last.' The
enormous total of $740,817,419,78
called for by the books was counted,
and not a rent was found missing.
Some bags of silver were found to be
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend
it to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 750
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
short, but the missing pieces were have it on hand will procure it
afterwards found on the floor where promptly for any one who wishes to
they had fallen from the rotten bags. try it. Manufactured only by the
The dairy department of the Ontario CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
LANDS FOR TAXE
Ontario ) BY. V IRTTal el rt warrant issued by the Mayor, order
Town of Wiugharn, • Corporate Seal of fire Town of ' Vingbanl, to Ino directed, 1;
To wit: ) date the T+ ..uty-`,l r d flay o: ,lune, 11,93, fw,l 1.rling 1111' to
upon and sell the lands Inentioucd in tllc knowing ;irt, for ei ra-rr,' f t r: eine thor
1 hereby give notice that unlcas such arrears ant all costs run stow r 1.1A, i eh it lit
to sell said buds or so much thereof as Way be necessary for ti::,elf the t
and costs thereon, at the Council Charrtbcr, 111 the said Town of 1' it.;;l,alu, on
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Agricultural (Jolie; e has let the con- SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
tract for a large newbuilding, to be LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N.Y.
devoted to butter malting, milk testing I gym_ ®,..a..a . . -• .
and dairy lectures iu connection with I At the June meeting of rho County
the Dairy School, which is now so I Council a small grant was given to aid
important a part of the work done in.! Goderich Horticultural Society to
that institution. A!ready 112 apple=' collect and forward to Chicago for ex-
hibition, samples of the fruit of the
County of Huron, from tiruo to time as
the various hinds because sufficiently
advanced.. The president of the God.
erich Society, Mr. J. T. Dickson,
who we believe, was the originator of
the idea, and the other officers have
been indefatigable in their efforts since
to secure a creditable display and al-
though the apple crop is so deficient
this year, all will be pleased to learn
that they have succeeded remarkably
well so far. The following acknowledg
meet of the receipt of the last con -
lots to anyone. Co-operation will he signment of fruit hos Leen received
the rule iu everythiug. Apartment from A. H. Pettit,supertnICudeut ut'the
hou'es aro being bulls in sections Outario fruit secuuu et Chicago, by
and they will be conveyed to the town the President:
cations for this course have been
accepted. Both ladies and gentlemen
are admitted. We understand that
the prospects for a large attendance
in the regular 0001,110 un the 2nd of
October are exceptionally good.
A colony of disciples of Bellamy,
with headiluarters itt Wichita, Kan.,
have filed acharterfor their eo-operative
town company, The scheme is to or-
ganize a co-operative town somewhere
in the Cherokee strip on the day of
opening. They propose to crintrol the
entire town, and will eefuse to sell
TUESDAY, • hie Third Day OE Oorobto', L ,,
No. Street.
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38 Francis W
N half 92 Carling E
9 John N
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At the hour of TWO O'CLOCK in the afternoon ;
Survey.
Boland S Leet & Davis 1-5 acre 6 3 26 i^ 1 75
Josephine W Foley's 23 feet 47 07 0 50
McIntosh N P. Fisher's 1-5 11 72 4 25
1.5 rt 00 2 00
1-5 13 00 2 (:0
1-5 11 72 4 25
1-5 (i 00 2 GO
1-5 0 00 2 (i1)
E. Bower's 24 feet 4 410 : 40
24 feet 4 1:0 2 40
Leet & McKay's 1-5 19 07 :, .0
Leet &l; Davis' 1-10 1 42 1 75
1-5 (3 (:0 9 00
1.5 9 60 2 00
Quality
of Land. .ewes. ('ts,1s. Total.l
Scott S
Victoria S
4,
C. T. Scott's
'4
5 01
54 17
15 97
16 80'
10 60
15 97
8 60
3 60
7 20
'7 20
21 17
'1 17
1360
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JOHN DICKSON, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Wingltam, June =3rd, 1803.
site in wagons on the day than the Your cases of fruit received this a. I
strips is opened to settlement. These !in. in good conditian, and L can assure
apartments will be provided with one you they made a fie addition to On -1
large kitchen, m which all the cooking tario's exhibit. Two gentlemen from
for the entire town will be done, and
the dining room will be run of the
same plan,as the entire population will
dine at the same table. One big store
containing everything that the people got the fruit placed nu the tables for
will need will be conducted ou . the the judges when they;came to see our
principle as outlined iu Bellamy's court. The fruit was iii tine condition,
"Looking Backward," The inc?rrpor- carefully selected and packed, and it
ators are all Populists, and it is said was a pleasure to receive it and place
they have gathered together several it on exhibition.
hundred of the visionary schemers of . Al r. William Iinu"h, of Owen
the state who proposed to make a •Sound, has won about ;1,000 on his
complete test of the Bellamy idea.
Galloway cattle at the Wood's fair.
your section (whose names 1 have
forgotten in the hurry of my worn) I
am sure were proud to see their sec-
tion so well represented. I had just
On Saturday, H. Ball, of Ayton,and
his two sons were taken to Grey
county for trill on the charms of cattle
stealiug. The animals they aro adlegt
ed to have stolen were the property of
Joseph Walsh, Normandy 'Township,
and had strayed away early in August.
J. T. Lacy, editor of the Palmerston
Telegraph, has been forced to retire
from active service. The other
morning Mr Lacy found himself
snddenly deprived of the alm 1st total
use of his lett hand and leg, and his
medical attendant tells him that it is
doubtful if he will recover the use of
the affected parts again. Mr. Lacy is
upwards of 70 years of age and has
been, connected with the Telegraph for
nearly 16 years.
A Kansas woman who has been
elected police justice of her city has
adopted a novel solation for the tramp
. problem. The first tramp who was
brought before her for judgment was
1 senteneed to two baths a day for ten
I days and to hard labor on the stone-
pilea, with the order that he should be
fed if ho worked and starved if he
' shirked. The prisoner survived the
ordeal, bttt now the first question it
tramp asks on approncbine a 11ansas
totvu is whether the police justice is
a than or woman.
Devizes.
A number of the members 01 Court
Devizes, No. 356, Canadian Order of
Foresters,went to Guelph on Wednesday,
30th ult., on the Foresters' excursion,
They report a good time. No, 356 initiat-
ed two moniber's last meeting and expect
two more for next night.
British Grain Trade.
London, Sept. 5.—The Mark Lane
Express says in its weekly review of
the grain trade to -day: The latest
estimates confirm the opinion that 6.-
500,000 qrs will be the uttermost
wheat production of the United King-
dom. New English wheat rather
more than old; both are in the finest
condition. New white wheat' realized
on Wednesday in the eastern countries
28s to 29s; new red, 25s to 27s; old
white realized' 27s to 28s; old red, 25s
to 26s. The mean price of wheat in
I+:diuburgh last week fell to 22s 8d.
The August average for old wheat was
26s 3d—the lowest yet recorded here.
The foreign wheat market has recover-
ed slightly singe Wednesday on the
expectation that the final defeat of
the silver men in Congress will be
followed by tightness in holding the
American. crop of 1893. This expec-
tation, the Express thinks, is rather
shortsighted. The article continues
A comparison of grain prices on Fri,
day, the Bret day of rho central year,
with these of 1891 and 1892, shows a
geckos in 11)0 last year of fis in Oalifor•
nig and 16s in red whiter. at A. 5s duty
in 1891 would have given American
producer 10s a qr more profit than the
present prices, resulting from fierce
competition.
BY SPECIAL
APPOINTMENT,
SOAP MAKERS
you
wish.
Linen to
be White
as' Snow,
.night
a
Soap
Will do
Xt.
TO
HER MASEST$
THE QUEEN
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Why,
Because SUNLIGHT
110:11' is perfectly pure,
and contains no Injuri-
ous Chemicals to injure
either your clothes or
your hands. Greatest
care Is exercised in its
lnanufacttu'e, and its
quality is so appreciated
by the public that it has
the Largest Salo of any
Soap in the World.
How
Can you test this? IS
you have never tried
SUNLIGHT SOAP, ask
those who use it what
they think of it, then try
it for yourself. The re-
sult will please you, and
your clothes will be
washed in far less time,
with Less Labour,
Greater Comfort, and
will be whiter than they
have ever been before,
when you need ordinary
soap.
Is
. That
not tho best Way to de-
cide the matter? Pint
by enquiring what the
experionoo is of those
who already ilio it.
Seoondly, by a fair trial
yourself. You aro not
committed in any way
team the 908p; all We
ask ie : Don't. Delay, try
it the nett washing day.
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• • • • •
E WHITEMAN PEA HARVEST
est in the
For the followiu„ reason
1st—It is hull 0utirely c,f th
no ho'cs to la drilled In cntter hs
obstructions and caure choking. 4
lowered at back or front, indepe•u1eu
get out ( f order. (.;t11 --Each bite
guards is ilupessiii:e. 7111—It I
tongue of inaohiue, if Centel
of the other and can be tai
out of line 91 h—'('Ue' 1 abler al
lane' (lowlier n'
i, tit nI1(110,),.1
E eery u,s1li'
iron 14nd steel. 2n01 -1t r+•quires
t has no 4.0'1 01 the back to hold
he onttLie dive tr 1 cbn 1,4 rais#d or
— lifl,.ls. 5t1,— 1 has lilt rprings to
i 'aril stay, e,,0 br4.e Id ng ntower
r,l,d can id" set in 1,ne with
I,—Eno ii lifter is independent'
houlet aloe er guards be
the meet. seeten,. • ene
ilk loi•smerits.
has
a; ivav:,i,h,
r d, rigs bor:.
•41 or lowered in front.
1nh,•t• of w,r0.h1n-s sold slur,
loading farmers of Ontario to
is a+ arr',ut.'d auu e.iVen ou ie.'. ()iii It
1t)eChiiia.
et•e ;att1)1r-
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WM. GANNETT, A<, -;ENT,
W Ft 3a 1 1111«
TLATEDISPITONtSALE
FOR A PACKAGE of
6 TEA SPOONS
WORTHoe
A PACKAGE OF
3'TABLE SPOONS
woRTH $ tOO, Cogan mg SEPTEMB J 1 ■
•A PACKAGE OF
tri , 31':FO R K S:
a+,cRTli :.1 3459 Sets
p D.NT. MISS HISOPPOfiTJJN1TraG• ,'
9SpoonsTeas oons Table and Forks;
pSugar Shells, Butter Knives, Pickle Forks,
NAPKIN RINGS, DOTTER DISHES, PEPPER OR SALT CELLARS)
GREAT
Plated Spoon
SALE,..
'Atte Metal. Harder then Steel and Double Plated. Value unprecedented;
6 Tea Spoons,
3 Table Spoons..
3 Forks. -
IN PACKAGE.
ONE NAPKIN RING, In Balk Linde Boa,
DNE SUGAR '
SHELL,=1 ." "" <
ONE BUTTER KNIFE; - "aIt
D1W PICKLE FOBR, Si •` ""
PEPPER AND SAID QBLLLn ;
CHOICE
0
Per packag?.1,
CHOIC?j;
.. ,
Come early,JS/:1.5.
r , . ?' the assortment
is complete.
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