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THE SIGNAL: GODERIOR ONTARIO
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20th Century\ POLITICS IN PARABLES
Bargain Sale A
of Stoves.
During the month of
▪ February
our bunions year with a groat
Barran Sale of
Wood Cooking Stoves
Heating Stoves and
second hand Coal
and Wood Stoves. -
Thi. is • chance to secure s
;,, good stove at Jour Join price
as they must 40.
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Liberal discountei on tin and
granite ware.
Remember thie sale will be for
February !Reath only.
J. It Worsell,
fiNr7af-in sieve., Furnaces, Graeae
Isnd Ttnwaro, .tederoh
A1111900 maculae moat, be settled at *coo
Ihe pfigttal
te 1.171Mtlinem
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
O IneltilddellilleOT
aao*Rion. THIMBDAT. M. low
THE LABORER WORTHY OP HIS
HIRE.
AN agitation is on foot at Ottawa to
777 advance the salaries ot the members
and to increase the pay of the Pre-
mier and Cabinet Ministers. To the
roan who has not given thought to the
'': subject it will seen, that there is tiO
warrant for the proposed increases,
'474' but to him who hiui looked into the
voceo
question no doubt will remain con-
:: earning the increases.
Canada is a democratic country and
must be gauged by democratic coun-
- *ries in so far as its governmental el
rodituree are concerned. In the
ailed States the representatives re-
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tain_15.000, per session and the ser-
vices of a secretary; in Australia,
which is more on a par with Canada,
the sessional indemnity ie $2,000 ;
while in Canada the fixed figure ante
1867 bas been $1,000.
The most poorly paid man in the
House is the Preruiet, who receives
48,000 • year and his sessinnoin
demnity of $1,00(1. His responsible
position entails all kinds of expendi-
tures upon him that the uninitiated
have no idea of, and the fact that
nearly all of our Premiere have been
poor men aooentuates the necessity
for increasing the salary
The living expenses during the
parliamentary anion in Ottawa are
very much increased ftom what they
were in 1l67, and Ministers and mein
ben have felt the increatied expend'.
tare heavily. The present agitation
is a step in the right direction, and if
it should result in increasing the Pre-
mier's salary to $15,000 per annum
and sessional indemnity, in giving the
leader of the Opposition say, $3,000
and sessional allowance, and in fixing
the indemnity at $1,500 per mission
there will be few of the to.xpayers who
will object.
This is the growing time, and Can-
ada is well able to pity the 1111311 who
teanasct her public busineos.
eaSokialer,
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RATHER INCONSISTt NT
OUR ..teemed local contemporary is
inc/ignant that THE SIGNAL should
object to the dilatory action of the
Court in the Wen Huron election
pods. We regret our contemporary
don not take our view of thi•
and we regret much more that it doee
not take its own view of the ear.
which it published in it. issue of
5, 1900, PA follows:
The electors of Weil Huron (Provincial)
have the maims* stJoh-th..iss-emesaprie-
mantel so long. The Cottrt 2, '.bout aa
atom ma th. Grit politmians awl wire
pullers.
Now, if anything i ; insulting
oould be said of the (lour* it len't in
our esteemed contemporaYy's voca-
bulary. "As slow MI Grit politicians
and wire pullers."
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SNAP SHO TS.
-Keep your eye on CMARLWI MAW ti.,
i-te-e•••
• M. P., and watch him soar.
-Taking sugar from hate to preferable
to having .ugar taken by home.
- Col. Sas Henson will have hi. toad
.tabby. into Col Rrrron before the Ottawn
session clones.
- It le safe to say that there will he oo
bye -election in Wool Huron rInrtng tIle NY.
istIng term of the Logielat ore.
-The blue hooks are being brought down
so fast in Parliament that et -en Hon. ct.enx
Wou.ses cannot put the Government
the black hooka
-The presence of Hon G. E. Forrest in
Ottawa none mom 11 ewe inclination that
the Conservatives will have a ommulting
actuary on hand.
--Maas W•LLArm ta having a growl
Mae in Ottawa trying to make himulf
g elid with these whom he looltenpon se a
floonquered race."
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ha bt........."I-owsne.
Bluensdee Opinion on
Beet Sugar Question
the
'ITU. Room Peter. '14selltleg twee ow, of
Tsar ••• derrig- • ...gas sine kelt
swap Predicted - • t etwerb
"I ors.
tepiolal oorrespoodimos of 1 t t eiromm_i
1,413'N: rtI, , bob It. 19.1.
Say, lir. Elliot, tbey need be sty that
"There a nottuag lia• loather, but 1 m a
Moser It sugar hasn't the eel, lost nuts in
the male of a lot of sour Valero, fora& 1
me some of the papers of t our Prov.00e to
the re•dlog room o•er in to• arty th•t'•
Hahn:Toad It ;Liftmen* se if that pestemad
$1S0) boasty that Promo, Roes Le
hanging up is goo x to mat• earn* of you
folks crazy
When we wore little -k.ds we got Boger
or ready whoa we oriel -that ta when
dide't get • spenkieg irstead. ihen when
we got Muter we had an ttz.oesivna: .crape
et a sager boriel in the u..1 days eters the
mous brewn sugar errs all the so Most of
tne elderly respectettlis gentlemen of Hali
fax today oould to toiled years ago
with a piece of crap c.repitit chrinke of
sugar or thlok mature. al the Derrell eo
the warms or in the ha:A yard of • he
'heard* booms.
1 recount:me, wheat a voemear, that two
little darker gtrle came dowo the her hot
Is get some of tho mootarins matt •r, and
some of our fellows wive drew the color
Imo chased them off. It wee down right
mem, 1 Mica. but 1 wee • little cub :oat,
and was allowed with Ma ormd of bigger
fellows on sufferance, demo 1 aey a
word. Well, the littlest wench she eried
as2.2 her poor heart would break, for she
was sired on sager, as meet of that color of
hide is. But her .tat., -lbs was.about ten
the says to the most comfortins way I
oyer heard :
'Never ailed, Sal ; you may be • quesu
some day and he suceiou Leaden °CT Or
ruca owe eAR'1...''
'the piccaninny joat nappedaryJait.
and I'll Dever forest the look of triaspe
and disdain that older deckey fatly hag
•1 us.
And l'yo often thought *icor, how away
of as hare been oomforted by the hope that
we may yet be -nosing 'lames est el ewe
ewe barreL " 1 geese Hops must bays bon
is the form ef • °aroma' or a .Minh of
toolimese oaady, when it stuck la I'aedera's
bee after a" the other obasforts bad flows!
Well, yo.. :elks in Ontario hare the best
"agar fever, and are anxious to took UMW
out of your own barrel, in very fact. Can
you do the trick ! You oast, sod you an's.
You ma, and you will. make • tot of sager,
and some otl you will make meaty tor •
tuns, and • few all alone ; but tee farmer
who gem tato • co-operativ• sugar oompaoy
will get steak as sure as ne pietas down
• wad.
1 see that the Government of the Prov•
Mos promises $100.(00 a year homy,. Wed,
Gorr ler will that go: It is ow:ordered that
there ought te be a aunty of • met •
pseud for all She /nurse mods. What will
.• tutor v cera, _Well, 0 21 2* up to date -
and it most be in order to
ethos -It witl resoles a *apply of loots
trons •Iseut 5,000 acres, and the headings,
plant, etc., will cost about $500,000. Hall
a million dollars for one futery will ksep
one from going on every corner lot the way
some,of your oleos* factorise popped up.
One of thee. fact ries will melte all the
way fres ti,J09,000 to -10.2100.0r21 pounds ef
sugar • seam., end that eletas *ill eat np
prectioall, ell of year 0100,0... benstY•
But it toe or two lector's' close out the
messy hung up fur the broitnees, what si oat
Owe* that owns along hoer. I guess ther•
will be five to teu tootories started in • year
Or two, it this think lupe ea growth,.
And where will the bounty come from
Has the Prottnotal Government any t ght
offer bounties for 1.h• enoourset meat of
trod.? It swam to me 't et trade arid
ammermi come under the • nee cf the
Dotninion Goveromenf, if I byre read the
Itritieh North American Aot aright But,
ot course, 1 am an old fogey, and no! • law.
yet or • politician.
Bot I do know that the State of Michigan
g••• a bounty , or tried to, and that • tut
o: factories were started for sugar making,
and the Supreme Court knocked th• lama,
on the head, anri there is weepier In Mien
Igen among a lot of farmers who put their
hard simnel donors Into these comma
Some of thorn are being bonabt up obeap to
the ; and 4•410 of them 141 00MIOX over from
Baotou Harbor to your Province In the
hope of gratin* • bonus, • bouoty, or wb•t
ever ea. it oats capture.
Now, do not maunders:end me I think
that scone experionood sten can handle •
beet sugar taotory with profit to Oco•rio.
But If some Toronto Mining S!ock sharks
get floatiag around the township', after
routing an a little sugar literature, aud
start stook °empower, and get themselves
on the menagement, and try to rue too
surer busing'', before fl.-• years there will
b• es many rusty pane la the sugar buil
n ese, aa there hays been In the salt trade.
If the moaey oomes from o.her worms
than that of the farmers, and the plant is
theme to rnak• sugar, it will pay to grow
beets, even though you have to compete
with the dimities of the West Indiaand the
poor Polooke of idiabigso, where the women
and girls work to the root 12.24. 112. way men
and boys do hors.
The Roes Government means well, and
e re anxious to wive the eager tameness •
fair trial ; but woe unto that man who
pule his trust lo host root sugar for making
a sore fortune. Oar economical French
friends in Quebec have tried It, and now
find that butter and cheese is bettor The
one to the hope at rural Ontario. When
she is ratted for milk or for beef, with in•
tents:eau, she is the hest paying streak to
the land. Stick to the oow.
Some want the Dominion (Internment to
vas a sugar bottoty, too 1 wonder if the
472569* interim er creamer woi Wee sok
for • bounty on their exportAll It they
do,by what law of reasno ng will Province
tetDemlutor, that them out, while they put
the gilt eerie on sugar
Then again, do you think we Bluenoses
are • Let of stokers, and will see our
shipping Madre with the West India
' Mantled by Government bounties to sugar?
Say, there'. fun •heeti. Thine. will hem
for • few years while the bounties .ad tn•
paid up stook hold ot t.
The folks who read Oda will sey,That obi
Noy. Sootian was • croaker : ese bow the
beet enter business 1. booming." Then It
will begin to lag Then will onme the oat
in pram for sugar to the mummer, and the
out to price for biota to the prodnoer and
then
Say, MrEditor, If • company with mid
up Oak "rant to set up la f ;oderion sa
oourage them. It will pay the farmers to
grow beets, for if the perantage at enter
awl the oo efficient of purity are • little low
they can feed the roots to et.cia. But do
sot advise the harmers to nneathe for nook,
Let them dlodera that risk, Rent growler
aleans the land, and that le a good way to
heel off mustard.
1 will give five, 011 11 Trost :en, years for
this hoot NOVI, term to first. out At the
end of that time things will he so *yen that
• salt well and plant, whtnh haa deteriorated
a wee Lit In value Moo* the first derrank
welt op, 1011 be swapped "nneight, nation"
fee • sugar plant.
And how are your salt men «Meg to mak.
that Mildness pay? I haven't a Alen, hot I
wonld Ilk* to same This prawn' mods of
doing boats'." In the salt line np year way
remands nye of a story I heard of an old
oobbler who woo seemilast • shoo for •
osammobel nee over le !Metitthe one item.
The shoemaker be leek eat • hex with •
41.1en gender, sad took • Ohne of le 51.1
r"That's very bibs ii osier ter ma:
say. iii. demesne
"It Yea ..et" my. Live otter atsly '
"it's my naterrh wire "
"Ls ti good!' asked the Ms with the
gripe•cs.
The 0...bbter he looted •t the dretineelle
proudly, •od ce oils es setae8e4 Se yell
plasm, -Why, yr l'is tan 'efforts* with
catarrh for thirty years, and this re the
ouly cure I se •ver takes tar it.'
I guess, your salt man we eppareatly tali•
log • smiler care. It's a fan.
U. K. A Pam s • 1
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAVING.
ithilittilliee T00 '000105 •1141ei.
Brantford evert*t : Tall eb.wt the de-
prnsttint .1 11. Irma tate '. Whe umrly•very
lbw jet 111 Canada 2. an. • Cum.
IT alllit'lls • 1 :Mel '
Kiarnarchae Helve. : I,. Hemilton Speo• 1
tape premoterely urges the libel 11'm of *in
trailing skirt- inter. Weer in man main
ether wonders for e westass ler sideman&
vo ases...rusertion l
Belleville Istelligeoteer : The Verssisrs
should get reet their au.. Tim st.***
Iton tee Mettle.' Weldia's that leak*
you toil'
wee It g •ktit NOT OILATOlte.
Tor ea to Siyr rte. avers*. 0.1.049. 9511
is . poor meeker, 1,0.401e 4210 15 schemed to
be el,oueu:. ti• 25 .21.1 h• •ril• be aught
•1 it api :la t• tun of, 11.) he moves slung et
solemn as a salliog Moe.
FATES Ltroltrg
Londe& News! hanker frith et the
la's: 11.R Oder, K C, a greet lawyer,
goes to jois the eteat rosjaar, while
Williams Lomat, K. C.•
duo posed egotist
Mr. One, its ' the lesial weise,wasnds the
beads.
TONNOTtin II POITYY,
Montran Herald • A Mont/sal mat
useroial traveller orh• was never koowo be
tell • lie goys he totted this 'binary notiers
in 5128nemetny
Beneath this hale We noisy
Loa Alexander Tates
Vie/vett...1 upon the 8th he May,
Of spouil areetagttle.
ilia ilio4e" 18101011 *1111*,
Kiritimati
eGnt•
AlfreBooty. h)e
anther: aboribeet/er bhp anewwenn
popula.hae bad • n t
itelyentereee *arra.
Ben 2*1832, be woo orroppletiag his ousel?
at Cambridge what the Crimean war oom
morrood He immediately i.olawl the army,
amid after sharp sitridos wee ingal.dsd hums.
tater he retaraed to do same of conflict
with the Italian Legioa, sad tarred until
tite- War ended- la 1865. after 1Sltiliolon
at. oommirelon in the arm*, tie aimed the
staff of The Louden Standard, sad .I,war
correepoadent served thrown the Ass •
Italie°, Franco-German and Torcf.fferel
wan : la the early Abyesialas aad Ansel
sgpsdpiaos 'sopa Garibaldi in the baba*
war for fre;lom, and fa malty ether 00
P&255* and expeditions. Els aow ¬es
but whole time to the writing of stories tor
beys and novels. Mr. Beaty le aa gains!.
anis earenna sad vitehmon.
LIR TORONTO PAT 1011 ITS /TAWS.
91. iliiry's Argos: The Tornio pipses
are inosediegly annul that T roate should
have •• nate, .1 10. Quetta. Si fn, so
good. They propose that it s` °tilt he paid
ter b eabeeription from people rill ever
inatordanse whis
the sentiments of • ally t o
Mayor an ins:panels:led gentleman who
gets down to his othve sI four o'uloes in the
atoning sad wean kid gloves as stancti
meetings : instead of a pesetas/ mon of
business who has proved his capability for
oirio envies by being one of the beet alter.
_had_. This is tne.so_Leimt.
T*, --t"
If the goon coy wants • mato. of rho
ttosern let it pay for it instead of begging
all over the Pro•Inoo. Ths Ontario Legis
latore are to be invited to pot • wane of
the Quiets In front .2 4242. Perham int Ba01-
iota. This we hope will be dope en 1 paid
for -as- It thould-ota of tee foods of tto
Provtoos.
WHAT WILITARINN Ootris THIL UNITED NTATICS
Montreal W anise : For th• ourrent
fiscal year the army will oost the Coded
Sta••• the ..;olostial sum of four hundred
million dollars. This Includes the main-
tenance of the arrny and navy, the expenses
of .ne wet re the Poilitipinee and wag pee-
sloos. This Is more thus militariem oats
Fr.noe sod Germany combined ; Gaits than
(1eats ,he triple allionoe, and 'alt. re
much as It coots Brame, exolusim of the
war lo South Afrioa. Enormous as Gat
expimditure Is, it is ooly • berms:no of
what will have to be met hereef,er wiles
the navy is bratIght ap to the strehno pro-
tested, the army inoteesed to .. hundred
thousand inn, and the pmeloos for yiotims
of the Outran and Philippin• ware
provided. War Is a terribly catty bust
nese, bad eyen • potpie posseesed of the
vett reroute.* of the United Stelae 010.1
feel the weight of the burden thus imposed
u pon thsm,
• floNTA4410re 01411•111..
Uhlo•g0 Tribune : The lawless methods
of Mn. Carrie Nation, the Kenna arod
sada, are fleeting many sympathaus and
Imitators In various parts of the ociontry,
lo Indianapolis a "Cerra Nation Club" has
been formed for the purpoup of wryest on
her wort, In wilresees made se the or
gen,rition of the *lab it was predioted that
Mrs_listipe would moot a ''marlyr's death'
and that "her name woold be honared in •
blaze of glory." . A: Poona. 111., a meeting
of :Salon "comes haft hen held, with the
ilea of formlog as orksolzahos with the
same purposes la yaw. Mn. Nation her-
self declares that whop she has "cleaned out
the joints of Kansa." she will ;needs other
mate*, and will not stop until the ham driven
the "rum traffic) out of existence." Is is
impossible for the l.w abiding 0.1 rens to
indorse Mrs. Nelon's methods. They are
utterly lawItas and wino!. the pen of the
law, It le no more poseible to justify them
than it 1* the operation' of a band of white
ciaps, who tar and feather &man charged
with some offline* for wt.ioh the grand jury
has failed to lorliot hien.
PRICSIER totem AND TOM MOM RITIONO11"..
-rivtapir lifeseary-r- 19.0 • pesvin
will never attato the end they aim at unless
their loaders @how a huts more commits
settee. Grant • a, if noel he, the. politicians
are tricky and onverninerve ars not enemas
to unduly offend the liquor in:erupt, these
oonelderetions wave no warrant ether for •
demand upon the Domininn Government for
total prohibition on the beds of the No•
satisfactory plebiscite vote, or for a demon/
u pon the Ontario Government for Provincial
prohibition, when the Manitoba Prohibition
Aot le before the aorta In order to tett the
legality of It. prosimone, by akin, 11 10 the
P. Ivy Conned. 11 1. the slow movement of
the great body of moderate optnion that
ftlVt• foroe L. soy good ems.. I' le useless
to expect that title moderate holy will eon-
4enin the Ontario Government ler not pass
ing • prohibitory law to be hoof/ up for •
Gentle of years, until the 00411,6 dettle on
the \tenants., mt. 'fnle moderate body
would rightly mindemn the floyernment Ald
it pans • law upsettine the present oondl•
t• one, and isus::ng ibises in a atom until ih•
Privy Council pronouloed on the powers of
the Prnitiortee in this reepeet. Premier
Rue me very wise to reins ng to take any
radical Winn until the veer of the Fro
•Inoes had been defined by the hitheet
authority, when a sitter Praire* had parse
owl prohibitory legislation with (12.extreme
view of hatless throe powers defined, and
when Ile law sae ea the way through the
aorta fer enoh deolein.
Itel..rm..r orals Or. oraaaaatekb• "Ur.
Clinton A married" boa hoes @avenged
between Samuel Cooper, a prominent nen.
tractor ol Clinton, awl Min Haan. of Mil
-
',artful
tlortle tlae MoKee. head Wetter le the
4 ;nrrie sohool, 12.. reestned, and le going in
10 112. noereantilo lomonses at Fordwioh. hav
tag hestakt nut Wads h Jeanne&
MATTERS OF MOMENT.
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of the D
cussed.
Ilettlita and Illosos-Intly Iliaeles• and Haft
111•1150.•s4512• ignickressee Waiting
1.r • Lmmilirse to 11.1•.• Ip will the
Coinalles.
Toiataeo, F•b 11, 1901.
tit tattier or sot 0,11.4110 is the "pivotal
mat Coarser•atit• potato', it seems
10.24212. 2 .tr pallia, Obetr•throwing *sally
"tatty •t 0:2.ws rewards 11 ttot way. Mr.
hor feu we ar• toll, is an =me.0:1 rha
tloo, more Moue, who is to expire la
Sight of the prom105.1 land, but 10'. 10 1.04
as) body these. Joshua ts 10 10001 from
Ontezlo-Joehut, who is to enjoy the sweets
of oltoe, the reign of plsoty, who is to be
AU the %Vey for 02.tiatimal term of his ex-
isneoa Happy Joshua %0.lio will 12. 1.?
Last week's proossedings •1 Ottawa ladd
cite that tee Ostario faction beg nut aialte
decided on the man. They are not nue
who will be equally effective before and at -
ter lakiag. They are oot realto trait
eil their ego. in me haslet becaues ono
baste le not strong suough bo hold so many
chtakea-yolokenlog Mtge ; at any
time these sa. rre likely to break, wed
Minn there will Is • merry fight of twangs
aeelterels. The harmony "blob Wr. Boa
dee is supposed to envisage was very much
steltified to th• auouses. It transpired
this the. in Osumi. are two tretleee of ILs
Ornesservative witty -on headed by Billy
liseleas, tat k• Walla,., Dr. Nesbitt. and
an kidnapping brieedo, the other nadir
the thesib of Kr. Sam Harker, M. P.. who
believer la the old Polar the old
dyemety. 112 .5* a/1200/ the any members
treat Ostarierakat Harker did his misstep
nit week tor Borden. and it was by an
Jason of tbe new men tad the Wow I
Provinces that the hiscinn•Walmos notion
was !mood dewn. The mortificatloo of the;
Toroat, schemers may well be imagthed.
Tioy were very muob epok•valtoop. They
▪ snothlisd, sada), thought, the College-
7•1101 per, y in Oaten°. Havant retain
the body, they OAMID 2.0 Mr. Whitney and
&Mad him if he would tether i1 with neat
as simardians. Mr. Whitoey was too wily
to refute*, and so he remented leader of the
party in Ontario. Thr kidnappers Were
greatly emboldened by their easy victory,
and imagand they (wad make nets owa
corms a'. Ottawa. They argot that Sam
Barker, represent's', respectability and the
old order. had • little bag of Woke of We
owa. Items this oversight that boomeranged
them at Ottawa. AU the smart .mea la
the CosservatIve party don't hold meetings
ta 10e World ethos, Toronto.
However, Mr. Bordeu old net hese
(wanted oa support from the Ontarto bedy-
snatchers if they 12.4 ,01 twee soothed with
• proms** Mr. Bordee is merely Hone
leader. .k gteater asap is outvote,' to be
/rowing- in Ontartowbo will he souttpt•
able permatmotly to the whole party.
Whet will determine the iitiestioa 1 Mr.
W•liaots, with his natiority cf 600, thinks
that be is material for ludersh.p. Mr.
majnoty 700, magma 1.1 12.
ought to hays • big flamer to somebody's
phs. If he can't be fleeces. he watits se be
h. They *Dana 1kIt5 MN that the
next • Moo to (7510,11.04 14 the
*bole question. Mr. Whamey must go
bemuse he Wisps in with &WM Barker and
one or two other organizen that dea't take
their orders from the riser quartet What
's arntagessent • The queerest muddle
of ()Mgt and (Meets that was ever oor..r,vel
.-merethise thomothiy in lthe with the
12)117 00161 that wawa L.) get 14 books in
some way, by hook or by urook. The
Protestant horse cannot wan on ele011on
✓ e01 In Ontraio, btv. it may wain • good
beat of burden .2ter the rue is woo The
Proteetent hero" must find stebllog and
fodder somewlm re. No hope at Oaawa-
all op to Ontario. Mr Foy, tape, is to be
/land In the yea when the *mama
sound. He is to drat. off • sufErtieet im
her of the Irish brigade tsi let th- t' Aloe
tent horse ride through the r of the
foe. This done, Brigadier r is to draw
off 10(Pairs and Grind L :r Walla*" is
to put Oaten° under martial law. This is
• clever scheme, bet there 115 055 of Iwo
✓ estesail why it may tolearry. °shwa
may resent being cozened up to the eye* io
this way, and a oonsiderable section of the
Party, the Sam Barker following, may not
fall In with it, Premier Rose was talking
the other night about a remount depot.
From the &mu wo should say tint the Goa'
'errata's party 20 Onta•io is most memos
t hou" remtnute. They are not eatioeled
wilt) Whitoey, the willing, plodding eerie,
hut they b -,In to mention Poy and t't alarm
as change KOMI ..td .2
10 that Mr. Whatley was • good driver aod
hid • fast taro. A fast team indeed-eo
feet that It Is likely to kick through the
daehbard and kill the driver Bac what
can you input when an Iritsh bunter and a
Pro taunt horse .re In the same moose?
to contrast to all these man,toares is the
straightforward alloy of Prouder Kota
He bre alms,' driven the same four In hand
-julitioe, rota rights, good government,
tad progrees--and a mighty good whip he
. .
In allotting free homesteads to the South
AftiOan heroes Premier Ross does his duty
'both by the Empire end by Ontario. Re
shows that he believes not only la Canada
for the Ciornadlarie. bot In eanadlons for
Canada. It le no Garet that the Capetian'
were offered many loducemente to remain
to South Afrioe god oelooire. The Indithe•
mesa trefoil! going emend redly 11.South
Afro;an constabulary Ioak• very tempting.
Very sliming also was that offer to send
oat so assortment of British spinsters,
warranted honest, to South Africa, so that
the Canadian n.44656 good oomfortable
wive* or their own kind, Rot young Can•
&Mans were not lead away by the glamor of
South Atria' There was plenty of sport
sad wiyeetur• to he son, hat they restive:I
that their line sure befcre them, .nd that
is was not aTT Fen. ass-rwtram. ttatt en On
see wierohol, treeless veldt, they thought
wistfully of Csoada, 2., Caned', with bar
Italian sumor.r*, he? omen, inners, and
her bounteous variety of seasons. So they
tame back dutifully to build ap their
native ocwatry, to multiply and repleoish
the richeet earth under Heaven, the earth
• ', it has only nne lack -population. In the
',tile valleys of New Ontario these sturdy
soldiers will find homes and neoplasms, and
those titielltaw whloh enabled them to boat
down • "'silent foe will win fortune from
Dam. Nature, who is stubborn only till she
meet, her mast sr. Demos.
"111 41.4'. lake Gra We • Plage le an
212... words were uttered • few weeks
ago by • poor fellow as he lay on his death
bed to • hotel at (iravenhuret A week
totem he had travelled • whole day to
moth the Manfaarium, bat on medleel St.
eminstion It was found that the disease
inoosomptinal was too far ati•anood 10 .4.
mit him. He tile/ to get hoard In Graven -
horst end Agony, after repeated faller's,
D emised admission to ono of the hotel*. He
soon booanie worse and the resident phy
11101•41 of the Sanitarium was called In.
When it became known that he had oon
e rimparm, it was found Impossible to get
&nutrient" to weft oe him throngh fear or
onntsglon. The hatter of the hotel
war riaite4 te help me en his refused he
was offered 01.00 • 4ay sett& hat preferred
to giy. up ht. position rather than expose
himealf, he thought, to the (tenter of In
feetion from the The physimen
from the fienttsrlem had to perform the
4utlia nf nurse and mald aa well es hie owe
When the poor foto* found that the
tnanagemeet ofthe beast wished to get hint
out he h•fr«* saner Per God's sake te
lasi • pls. • ow die In, Ties &toter Looked
Mter hire for Nate days, remainag win
lam en his last vlsib ontll e11 o .lock in the
moratog dhe Igoe,' sailers! wet fared
deed nest day or hie bed au4 afield Wist
mod et let ther 12.29. 1.4.1•Ittrallse had loon
emit to hie frietide, and his ouster, • fine
vast( eumaa, ruched GI Meet oaly la
time to take way the dead body of bee
brother.
Various prouurals have bum wade to
erect soluble etra.ures bo ovinioemosate
our late beloved Queen. Whoa her lbw
mead Jubilee was oelebratad leer yam ago
lame hospitals undertaking" were begun
is Laidun sad elsewhere vetth hoe special
.1112100 .5 the beet exprownoa of the •••
thsn's ombigratelat WW1. 1.0 make it noised
sal, shill eg '-octritut:oss veers called for.
The Nett teal Sawnriuns Ano.unitea
o tw provittod • place in (amoeba:et for
athlete who are able to pay, and this has
Proved its adulator by 8101115 a11144110d• of
late" Mae it was opened three years alto.
A free hospital for poor pat:ewe ebo can.
oot pay and who are to the early stages of
the damn (1 now te process et tratioo
110.1 th•Smuorium.
•ICTORIA HOorITAL tUlt nisetarrivas.
To round op this work the Nemesia Stu&
tartest Ageocatioti desires to build mother
hospital, Leer Toroatu, for inouratie OOu
eumptlyes. Whet tatter memorial could
be erected than • ••Viotoria hospital' for
such mem' All the largo owes, of mare",
will have their statue of the Qum, but
this will pot be • stational undertaking.
We Ors, howiner, have the "Viertest'l
Heepital" seder the emirate's of the Nation
51 Saattarlam Association, and this might
be hell§ by cootribot long, from all ever Can
id. Every %%late and tarn °cold good •o
it oureamp lye tetanus and thus benefit by
• memorial to the 44.1111•11. to &lots they
have contriboted
Human y deenaada that something should
be d000 self promotion arrainst the dither
of oontagioa deemed, Gat eraniablog be
done; but the very dolav of titie by stetting
dread of the dismal makes 21 wore dielSoralt
for its hopeless lootims 1.0 ret Nye !he •tten,
tlos neosomay to salable them to die in
pease
"For (42od'. mks, get me a place to die,"
is • ory that should be no longer left unan-
swered. You dollar will kelp to answer It.
Coatribuiloas an already wigwag la foe
this much ended undertakinr.
Tosi NATIONAL SANITAAICIIII
ASSOCIATION
Toroato. 1901.
Notre -Those desirous of bet Log may
remit to Hoe. Hr. William id• ith, •loo-
presideot, or W. J. Gage, treseurer, both
of Toronto.
The editor of this pew will as he glad
12. soknowledre oostribution.
TO ADVZHTIBRRfi.
:oflor of Che' nine? be left al this
offlop co. tor thall Saturday
noon. Oopy for changes
must be lett not iater than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertisements
.00epted SD 10 noon Wednesday 01
each w•-ek.
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE
ALL KINDS OF
ALWAYS ON HAND
Ttlit BEST
Scranton Hard Coal
TRU MARKET
A 11 Coal wetghri on the Market nobles,
where you 1142 104) The. for toe.
WM. LEE.
Orden loft at L1.3 & BEIPBAZD'13
Mate promptly attended to
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Pailles,Tarts. Shan
Bread and Cream Rolls,Mince
Pies and Lady Fillers, Kisses,
Macaroons, images,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
%CO on good am the beat made in any
city in Canada.
CAtilialOO 441,1141 the trade in -
WEDDING
CAKES
in fancy deargrong and ornament
mg and almond icing.
lhoe him an order and your sat.
oda, non will be assurech
D CANTELON.
WEST- T.
BIG
Stock -taking Sale
We have jun tinned stock -taking and have already found
many 'illicit+ we wish to turn into CASH, and in order bo
110 60 we are going to SLAUGHTER PRI0103 right and
le/t. WO aro going to offer you bargains that have EMIT&
been offered here before. Call and get our pries,.
Snow Shovels.
. few left at 3o•
U L.1* I•Xi
Sleigh Bells.
Only a 21.• eiroup left
at greatly red uoiel prices.
ffse„our long .trings of
14%61 bail. at 81 90.
A few lis'f strings
which usually .41 et 75u
sod &St Your 4:11)100 63,u
Shaft Bells.
Only a few left at
prima to suit all.
Only UM pair of Shaft.
Chimes, tickle plateni
ueual prioe 01.75, at $1.2.5
LLS OF ALL KINDS
AT LOW PRICKS
Especially low
prices in -
Axes
X-eut Bows
Hand Saws
Buck Saws
Curry Combs
Cattle Card,
Horse Brushes
Cow Chains
Hockey Sticks
Hockey Skates
Hockey Pucks
Whips
Cutlery and
Sil verware.
Furnace Scoops.
Only 2 WI, usual price
6125. Yours at $1.00.
Several diSensit kinds
of lined ruins that halt -
ally sell at 60o, 60o and
76o, selling "sow at 40c,
50c .014 60
Razors 1 Razors I
7 wily Hoary SAW*
best hollowirround ran.
on, retail price 01.40.
Your choice .1 11.00,
23 more of difterent
kinds and different
makes, usual prices 750
and 01. Your choice 5,
A good strong num
for 25c, usual price 60c.
Remember them big snaps are to CASH customers only.
A. McD. ALLAN,
dicsrai WWI sad heavy hardware.
.4644ir
1 4,
n7.!
Honest goods at hottest prices.
About Prescriptions
Farm Implements and Machinery.
Deerlog Roder& Mower., Rake. and Twirls.
Also I W. Mann goods
Ploughs, Pulver". eta
WalkervIl e Witirons• specialty,
'Everything made of the very beet motorist
Repelre of ell kinds kept Oa hand.
Would be gleamed to hare you cell and in-
spect ROCK% before purehaeincr elsewhere.
11,02241 CARO &'M18.
Will open op In :the old Aragon McKinney
stand about ilieleber 0,4
A. W. WISE,
Hamilton Sweat
We have just • few wordo to ..y --.d hero they
are . If you uned mallowe you are looking for •
•tire. If you want a cure you must have the bat
medicines that science can prto tile Thai you
should paroutio a stare where the purest tested and
assayed drugs are used We hink we can give you
jury such a service, and claim to have the best pro.
slum for testing and sway 212 the County. Better
give us a tnal. 00 11141110r what physi you TOY have
Bear in Lid
that guaranteed euro of
ours for
LA GRIPPE, OOLDB, etc.., • •
Laxative Bromo GItua.
Tablets.
• oonstituttonal treatment, and .....
ay. Whits Pine & Tar
• for the cough.
There is nothing else "last 11
good." Use Use ban
W. C. GOODE, -- \ Chemist.
BEDFORD BLOCK.
Big Bargains...
all this month.......
at the Cash Hardware Store.
Axes Whips ,
_
Axe HandlesSleigh Bells -----77 '-'::
-..:
Cross -cut Saws Team Bells
_...7-- Cross -cut Saw Handles_ Curry Combs
Buck Saws Cattle Con-i6s
Black Diamond Files
Hay Knives
• •
le • •i•
• „.„,.44,...„
Horse Brushes
Leather rlitts -
N. D. ROUGVIE.
- OODERICH.
*"."-•.•••-•
,-L•r","
A LESSON IN ENGLISH. ter -
- " COOE " - An adjective si gniying sound. -_____,........r.
palatable, pleasant, etc.
g I
........ cRocERIEs I) an
tea, spice*, etc.
ti "400D GROCERIES"
, -
. .
,,,,,o9e• 1,7.2
T1,e kind we sell.
STURDY di CO., ▪ GROCERS
Telephone No. 91 - Market Square.
ASK YOUH DRUGGIST FOR
McLEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR,
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
,LEE & SHERHARD___
are the agents for the celebrated Kelsey generator, which is
The Only Warm Air Generator on the Market,
and will heat your place with one-third less fuel than any
furnace on the market.
We have the largest assortment of coal and wood stoves this
side of Toronto. Also have a number of second-hand
stoves in stock. Old stoves taken in part payment for
new ones.
LEE & SHEPHARD.
"1
41111
Great Snap.. Can you afford
A
is our Ginger Snap, at So. •
pound, of whlnh ere .oli • harrel a week.
Thiel ion't nor only rinse. se 05 oarry
everything that oar' be toned In an un-
to AM. groctery store, and nnr prior
are right. The lat mars know that they
*en alwaye tot from tie a +nap Per their
proton.W. dr•te the lin at ne
legitimate trade - evetything gam
(answers or potatoe', earden stuff .r
ohomeet table Chios. We deal In all
of them.
to he without a newspaper when we deliver them free? Many
people have taken advantage of our offer of last week to de.
liver to your home or place of business one of Toronto's leading
'
pPePrvs for onl20.3 a month. Did you miss this
aliipormino
great opportunity? TV'.., now is the time to take advantage 04'-
• it., anti we trust you will do so. The papers now 000tain par.
liampntary news from both Houses, happenings about bin nest
King, and also many newsy itetno yen cannot afford to miss
•
T. G. TIPLING & CO -•\
1.••••• • • *
KIDD & CO •
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Redford bleak. (lederielit
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W. Acht
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:Of
4 Eight hundred garments
EIGHT [JUNO
OF LADIES'
TO BE CLEAI
• • being manufacturers et Man
• Ave-,
Ladies' heavy union vents, I
Regular value 50c, at each
L
Ladies' fine all wool and
white, greys, pinks, beautil
would be from 80c. to 11.21
•
Last Act it
10 only ladies' fine &street's
sweep, long length, all &
Selling at
W.ACTh
- BUFFALO TO DULU1
Past the Twin Cities and
on Lake Superior.
teettansallen of 111. T's Trip - • feu
Whit. Ilileplusot-The Gress Cop
▪ Coninist glow a lust Is gips
nial-nessas by ihs Way.
Three or foot intim below the
Samar hand divert* ths watered tht
river int• two ebitanwsi-the (bunch
Amerman tor Hay Lake) Foresee
Oseadian stream was mash and,
len yews extensive Westing and d
orientates have eo improved the H•
division that sow the deepest dreamt
beam have very little trouble th
their way through the rows of be
loaning the nage light or beacon ,
*SLOW Tbillt RAPID5,
As Ilse steamer swags round the
Hagar lel•od, • pretty and animate,
is revealed, la the foreground, • I
yards away, ass et the great B
stainers to earefally rounding Is
obansel. Resod her hews sweep w
preesive majesty and geom. °booked
right esentent by • oseyensent of the
As the great meter glides by, me
• ellenete of pretty loose and the 6.
bright dresses ea the bridge, of as
la sailers' forward mamas the be
wheelman In the pilot-bouse tato
_ the diminutive enema -fooled wheel
bends i ere and there oolling army I
eroding iso fender", th. steward,
• &pressed and capped, arms akimbo,
doorway of the 1.tobea, and • I
; Psopplag ha greasy face wtth an olij
-
.1 mute, Inane out of ao after vs
Four hundred feet behind, connect.
heavy Mool hawoor,00rnee her 000sor
-..- beat has fryer seven thousand tom
ore and* bar bombes Bh,uld the
°halos on one of these boat" part,
moan ealsosioulass the extent of 122
Tory little ciao matobwom would
• of any woodea boat that ought ha
• Ile in the path of one of these le
_ roasting amuck.
Ohne behind the Remmers o
▪ "sew," s000mpreied by her litter re
As the •pproeohee. ase notion' the
noes projsotict across 11. wet
11 the moot of the animal •er
takes (almost Inverably
to swimming. Al eb. pas
carved deok shows where th
" whalebaok " speller, while the o
• mg bow and eters, mentilned with th
deok amidships, gas to the hull
peerags' of • algae Bootleg somi.se
In the water. Forward la a turret
steam mama& Then ooirei a
and fifty beet of den, eine Gaye
Ilan along mob eld• The osptain
and the pilot house are reaabed tht
other turret, while moose to lb.
room and the men's quarter" 2.
throngb • third The turrets •
with wawirtinit doors, and the h•
seourely bolted down when the bo
pert. In • storm the wavers s
'swirl al e.teb.re.rt f el:44f .512P % .2)... 112.
i
ths
level. Evervtitiag being water'
harm is dose, while at the 5•1131,
i*0114 lamp= a grist portion of the
to which a blab -hulled ship le sob)
1245 1118014111011112 ORZAT NORTPIRM
IN&
A mile below the Soo nos of am
sent Great Northern steamers is m
pretty is the plottire of whiob ehr
ope.irdt.. aAndlonwgoodei t..dh er. ospiLre
i
Michigan, reaming farther upofirl1.0t0.!
Ings and strewn of the twin WON
flowing, blue and majestic., co
river to the feet of the rapids, v
tilos turas to whites, gt•Ing to 8115
waters the appearann of a &nowt
tan slope. Surrounded by each
settinp is the steamer herself, •
the inland seas. Her tail, whit
lined with rows of portholes ; bra
and guards flash book the raye of
and from three greet *teem 11
Wouda of black amok*. With t
Moo of the St. Paul and the 2
Arnerioa 905101115 50 boat that
these palace lila steamers, whl
oninmodation and °mufti's 11, y
paned by so trans-Atlantic hoer
water • first-class paseerther Ls ate
in • stuffy, tea -by -ex room, en
along sae side se whloh to locale
shelves along the other for roo
peon, while • tee-leolt porthole
light and ventilation (If, happily,
lie next the hull and not remov
Wen keereiren.) Oa the lakes t
passsagsr bona carry bet fon
peassaceers, detentes as muob to
newt boats for the s000m mod I
Memead pamearrers. A mite 00
three ,no latitudes • sitting
nished with notufortable ,hairs a
hedrooln with doable bed, and s
sontaialog all modem applies.,
pared with an aeon V0ylf,, •
nowt Buffalo bo Duluth ea either
Land or the North West wool(
.""sisiGtaathLLUteleterreager".." 02 5tes.
2
save •111 11.1WYOl for five
esfroheor six
eat et sight .1 1.54, and when
an leanly always sit or men
boats to relieve the meardeny
Oestleenst to the fent of the
hen Mee up, awaiting her tarn 1
leek From the eleelt may he
view et the hose/Inc wators,
mid .ild, Jotted will Indians •
from
..m
2.
TWO TWIN olTtlik.
02 1212. twe plans, the Ansi
le the seen 'important, 55..
sammeemally. The bewisess 7.