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STILT THUILDAT MU Iteleo
By D. MCWLLll•ODDT.
�IPllfitiU.lY, JUNE 19, 11Ky.3.
KNUUli11 t:1.(►Itii' l'Utt ALI..
epeakhgg of the vote to Kltuhener
a eouteutpornry ray.: 'Before he and
Lonh Roberts took command of the
troupe in South Afrta, and made out
s plats of euwpalgu, the ..tar of ill -
lurk aerated to follow the Engbelt
generale, but lite tide cave whoa
Lord Roberta, bricked by Lured Kitch-
ener, t ouwled up General Cruej`r and
4,000 omen at 1'aurdehsrg." is that
eutte (air'.' Before Roberte and
hitt heurr went out to take eow-
walul uo officer at the front eujuyed
w free haat. The War Office -which
meant Lord Roberts and h4 a.rdcl-
ale•-IoW out the plane of operation
Mal iasteted uu their being adhered
to at any euet in men and wateriaL
Even when the IwpoltslbUUty of forcing
a way through the a dlereetiwated
and strongly eutrenehed Beer army
in the Tugela Mouutaiur bad beeu
demonstrated. Buller war peremp-
torily ordered to uoutiuue the tor
omits. When Lotd Roberto mune out
1111 old nut attempt to Justify there
orders by Joining in toning a way
through ; he Ie(t the gran war-
r.ore to hal.( the Boer'. ht check, and
himself with u huge new army made
a detour and struck ID trout the
weal.
Without detracting from the mer -
Iv of the work dame to Robert.. ur
Kitchener it should b't poe'.Ible to
show faituc.e to the generals and the
mein, oto, tied tip with war' anne
red tape. bure the brunt ol the heavy
fighting of the war. hurl muds.. It
comparatively easy for Loral Rob-
erta and hie rueeeeeor to score a vie -
tory, Juetiee should come before
getwrorl t y.
LICK 1'Hl: HAND '11'11AT M1101l:.
Rev. Dr. Carman told the London
Methodist Conference at Sarnia that
"Ito was worry for the attitude of
both political parties I t this regard.
,He war persuaded lex hie owe mind
that if .the Government had rout -
milted Itself to straight butter.. on
the temperance and prohibition quer
lion. and had gone to the country
and suffered defeat, it wonl.1 have
received honor In the country, arta
there would have been a rolweter
mural fibre la the country to -day
Whe+tber tate fico-runs•nt would,
u• der the clrcum.tten(PU, have leen
defralel was a que.tioa, hat It woul :
rant have been defeated twice on that
(slur. The Government larked morn!
fibre, and It wee pitiable to see the
utcikin of both parths on the liquor
question. • • • Mr. Rob 'erased
to have given the runt truffle all they
asked, and, Dr. Carman saki 11 0111
like opl.ibn the liquor men had ■imply
turned around afterwards an I (1' melt
him ; they (Ili not stand by lam. Bot
who could trust them i Ho appraise
to the Conference to reflect he Little
n' posstble on the thing' that art
badnd, and reach forward, preaduR
toward the high mark of prohlbetim
and aobrtdty In the land.'
The Ross Government could not
afford to be defeated once on the
Prohibition issue, for Torten in of-
fice have a way of fortifying their
position which make. it very diffi-
cult to turn them, out. Mir John
Mrtedonald got into power at Otta-
wa In 1878 t5tt the policy of protec-
tion, but ile put another card up hie
sleeve to play In 1882, namely, the
gerrymander, end in 1883 he backed
thee up by his franchise bill. while
depending upon McGreevy and !An-
gevin to supply the sinews of war.
The Liberal party of Ontario oouht
not afford to allow Beet( to be need
as the playthltig or the toel of the
prohibitionists, even to gain the good
opinion of Dr. Carman.
It may be tree, astir. Carman nays,
that the liquor men did not stand
b; Mr. Ross In the Lite election•
But what about the proldhitbonlrtl7
Tliry put up men to several cwn•li-
tnentcle' for no other Iorpoui titan
to defeat the Rob candidate, and to
g ive the Premiersldp to Mr. Whit
ney, who bad publicly declared hie
opposition to prohibition. They thin.
Joined hand. anti made common cana
with the very element they now pro-
tests
rotests to be anelau to fight, and they
would !ike the nuntatance of Liberals
who may or may not be prohibition -
Mtn. One good turn dtrerves alt
other, bit what sort of a claim dirt
the prohibillonlet■ .rtabllah on May
:,'9th fur the gratitude of Liberals?
hit ei l; WAN I' 1"1' Al' 1 i1 1. Putt K
The Loudon Outlook ridicules Ile
dalliutiQ11 from Mr. Chnrnbnrinln'■ (Ue
Ldngham sorroh of May 18th that
"the day of British free trade le fast
coming to nn enol, and that 1'rotnc-
tlon MIA Mttttaflern rare to tabor its
plane." it points out that Mr. ( ham
Ioerinln salt) nothing et Birmingham
which ho heel neat rail before. Rix
Years ago, when addressing loth the
(:anuria (hub and the Congress of the
Chambers of Commerce of the Em-
pire, he went far beyond anything hi
now wive. ile then osoured the Con -
g reen that the Drilled] Empire had
retched n 'britleal adage" In Its hls-
tory, end went nn to elaborate a
proposal for "the creation of a 7.011-
%arelo or Customs Union" In which
the oolonlen would on {heir port
nbllsh duties on BeltMh exports, so
ns to permit n free interchange of
comme.Ullrs throughout the ItrItieli
Empire, while. Great Britain would on
Ica part Impo.n "moderate duties" on
eerteln Artbeler of large colonial pro-
ilueOesi, much no "grain. meat, wool.
'ttgrtr, nad nib. r artlel' • of enormous(
ooresumptIon In this eo.ntry,' when
they reach Britain from ontelde the
Finpbre. Almost immediately the pro-
posal was rep.el(ntrwl by mom. of Mr.
('hnml.nrlwtn'.eMlevnguee an being the
expreedoti of his awn stews, and not
the views of the Cabinet, while with
equal promptitude t( was planed oe
dole side by leading colonists as bared
;114 an impossible condition -namely,
the abohtluu of ouleulal duller upon
Ilritleit goods. Six yeasts hav• come
awl gone and Mr. Chamberlain's ee-
reullul condition -the condition of
free trade within the Empire, a ouudi-
tldot without. which, as Me himself le
reported to have then said, he would
not touch the proposal with a lair
of tongs-rin:tine it.. far from fulfh-
meet no ever. Canada lar, it le true,
mince that lime enacted a emelt turl(f
preference for Britlrh g.tuls, while
the whole empire la■ been bruught
Into fighting lino In South Africa. Lot
the committal foots remain the thole
to -.buy a• In the summer of 1896, aai
Mr. C'lamb•rtain 1■ only again hint-
ing ext Ideas which he elaborated itt
vain elk years ago.
The confltlo u wide!' Mr. Chamber-
lain considers e.,rential--the free in-
purtatlon of all Britlrh products Into
Canada ---Ir One that many Canadian./
have been Wichita,' to overlook. while
persititing In their demand that Bri-
tain teemed grant a preference to
('una,fiatt grain and other products.
Ilow• would It effect Canada? With
tits duties removed, there wuuid be
nu inuereare of import■ from Britain,
nail the coneumerl in Canada would
enjoy reduced pricer. Buying sure
from Britain, we would naturally sell
more to Britain, and uur producers
of exportable product. would have
-the benefit of that enlarged mar-
ket. Our railway and slipping In -
tercets wou4rl Aare (n tine advant-
age. It might hit some of otw menu -
lecturing Willett ries pretty lard.
Toe net kur of C'attatllan w(sullen and
e.,ttol, goodie complain 0f Brltlsll
competition even now, when thry
have a considerable terlff protec-
tion, sial they would feel the pinch
a gO.wl deal more dodder the Uliam-
berlain arrangement. Under the
principle of the greatest good) to the
gri•atert number, It might be deemed
advisable to let Meuse% industries
riiht ur swim but there is still an-
other eourkierathtlm. The Canadian
Goverment collects a gout nein',
dollars to emaciate duty on. import•
from Britain, and oiat that source
of revenue cut off by the tutiverees (1
wouttl be necessary to look for money
in some other direction. Britain un-
desr free trade has had the income
tax, the death duties, etc., to de-
pend upon. In Canada tie Income tax
oar been a perquisite of the
utunicipaIitles, and the death
Julien go to tie Provincial
tsexeurler. The Dominion Govern
went might tut ('hineue tea, Bra•
sutra coffee and German meats, sod
there would be a few other pro
,acts 0 foreign countriee that could
..:end additional lmpusta. Some of our,
imports frofn the United Stater
weuld .till omni In anti supply rev
,eine, though the duty were Irtoreamed
10 or 1:. per Bout. But, with all an
,.tete from Britain on the free Iirt,
,he Canadian Finance M,nieter might
nave to resort to stamp donee, a
and tnx, or rime other source teat
Id tot thought of under prudent Mr
Cumtrtancer.
We may be sure that Canadian re
pri'rentutivee at the Loudon ('on(
,trentce will not take any leap In
Om dark. They will keep lit view the
whole rlluatioo, and weigh the dues
uivnntager aga(net the advan•
tngew, while Wsteeing to the pro -
;tootle of Mr. Chamberlain ; and If
they COMO bat to Canada without
,necking nny preferenttat arrange.
.uetR,• they can explant that they
,were unwilling to pay the price de
mantled. .
MIL 11111'Y OV IKh(I' ll E.
Lord Salisbury's advice to refrain
.rota taste lei deet ling upon new quer
none' of Imperial policy camuo just in
.testi At the ifoar,l of Trade (unfer-
ence hurt week, a reNAulbit (hat the
Dominion of Crania should pros' its nu
.tnnuel appropriation fur the general
life:toe of the Empire pruvokel nu
indmntel dlreuasiont. Mr. bumble, of
Peterborough, ()Wetted that the rais-
ing of Iauuey In Canada fur that war
eitest of Brent LIrltaba menet taloa-
,ton without representation, and he
mow al in amettlunwt
"That Canada, bailee expended in
del oounruotiou or tranecontineutnl
railway■ Vail sumo of m(rtey, thaw
raiways toeing nineties for military
,turpusea of 1110 umpire, 815* bsviltg
at lieu part done her port in .elf -de -
mice, 0151 lusting In the South Afrl-
u in war mundeeted her loyalty by
•ho contrlbutloy of mon nn1 hoary',
,1. may be seemed tial rho can be
relict upon by the mother country
of only to maintain an effective
airy terve loroe ext tome for self-defence,
.ut that she will make common came-
with
ame-,uith the mother country In time of
,cul ; nal it Is not now necessary, In
Ire u( her utobevelopedl condition, to
pledge turret( to captldlituree for
muiitary and naval expellees which
might cripple her In her course of de-
. elopmittt," • '
Mr. Margot), of Montreal. thought
It would be suflbeks t to request Sir
.t ilfrlt l.rturinr to Impreer upon bis
colleagues in London the proverbial
uyalty of ('anadlana, and that Can -
...In would In the future, its In the
pair(, keep apace with the occaskot
.(Ir. C'ooksliutt, of Ilrnntford, would
not advocate sending a dollar of Can-
adian money to the oofIer■ of Greet
Protein until we tad a vole* in the
etpetditure of that money. Mr. Itnn
ford Evans .aid $rltaln was not
*pending a oi'flt more on her navy be -
clause of the esteems of Canada. The
true principle was that Canada
should provide for the defence of it.
own Interests. The debate wits not
concluded yesterday, tend Mr. Kemp.
of Toronto, heeled the Chairmen the
following notice of motion, which, Ire
wolf, be would move to -day . ' That
tide oonteretwe desires to place Itself
on n,Oord a• holding the opinion t lint
the time las arrived when a plan of
nA val and military defence Mioul,l he
constd-real ; that nny money appro-
priated for much pirptue• from the
Dominion exchequer nhonl( be under
the control altd (erection of the ib-
minlon PArllamt'nt; heel, farther,
that Mir milliary and naval !slab
Ilebmr'nts should be At all tine. anter
the control of the Parliament of Can-
ada, whether for previee et tome or
In other porta of the empire."
CURRENT COMMENT
4 SNNNM*
1tseee ..laude tat
Heouuuls oust mOuey, too.
"Amid again. we say, keep soul '
Now watch that maturity grow.
Cotton mlllr to be enlarged. The
country lir all right !
So those 'tonin of ballot outrages
In Lennox were all pipe dreams
DeW et baa surrendered ; W h It o ey
will lay down hle roar by and by.
The Tories are toeing their taste
fur recount. They should ■tl:k to
crow.
Yea, title country weenie tu toe wor-
rying along pretty well under the
Uri( tariff.
And Mas day • geoeratlun will
arise tliRt knows not the s.eautug
of toll -gates.
Alas 1 that "m000poly of all the
()overt meet printing"! do near and
yet so far I How uncertain are
thine?, 8peoky.
Now, If our friends the Oppodton
want any more recounts they
should not delay. We ere waltiug
for the next course.
If Kruger will send back the bul-
lion 110 run away with, hie deluded
fellow oouotrymeo will try to worry
along without him.
The recounts rhgw that the Tory
origami owe the much maligned de -
laity ret geeing efiloere apex:ogles.
They did their work with care and
:mewrtlalliy.
No, we don't tkink Whitney will
give Toronto flue or slit more mem-
bers yi4 awhile. The rest of Ontario
will have a say lit the affairs of the
Pruv,noe for four years more at any
rater
Can mu of the Tory organs so
loudly cursing the numbered ballot
(which Is the ballot timed In Great
Britain) point to a tangle instance
is which its secrecy has been vio-
lated ? Not gree.
Thn eviderule that there was great
cure on the part of the deputy re-
turning officers In the discharge of
their duty bas been asmaddening to
the Tory organs of scandal as the
failure to make any gain. In the
recounta.
Leslie'. Weekly placer the total
cost of the Boer war at !pale0,-
000,000 and .peaks of It as "stag-
gering.' Why, that's Daly about as
utuch as one U. 8 Coogree wastes.
And the war coot has not in this
case been "wasted."
The billy talk about the Boer war
.taggerlag Great Britain slows how
little some of the United Stater
writers know about the empire. It
lute Just boon a training run for the
Old Man, who was getting it trifle
too hit and lazy. That's all.
Lynch, the pro -Boer who was
elected member for Qalway, has been
arrested and 1. now In durance elle
in Lorton. We Mould not be sur-
prised if he went back on his loud
boatel/Lc and admitted that he dei
ell tun fighting with his mouth.
We In Canada think we have a
good army of leglalators, but we
aro not In It with Australia, which
lots 7.11 me•mb•re of Parliament for
a population of lees than 4,000,000.
If many handy make light work the
Australian member ought to have
eu Hairy time.
At it Baltimore feet the other
day the guests were treated to 17
yeiritonst pie. The report says:
'Paul Altland ate an entire on.
himself, declaring that It Aaa the
flnw,t Melt he had ever eaten.'' But
It probably hoes not approach in
Matinees of flavor the erow pie
which Is Mr. Whitney's staple diet
these clays.
Of eouree, in event of a world
combination *Calmat Britain her
food supply might be endangered by
reason of the refusal of other na-
tions to allow their people to well
to her. But in event of such an un-
likely thing happening, It might be
vary difficult for Canada to wend a
e mpty. Tho combined nailed' of the
world would be hard to dodge.
'The Bay ()Mete Methodist Confer -
etre, reports a decrease In memlter-
ithip, but an internam, In all the church
fume, What's (bit obi mew shoot the
land where wealth aoe(imulate., but
men d.o'ty t A. little more attention
to the gospel, and 1we rocket about
pro/d1.11lon, might pro.luee A salutary
e[fe IL
Lir Cite ell Trapp w doll have i• h'.ok
to his Innre s. Mr. Tarte pr.Betet
Inst night that Canada would) have
n polurlatl in of 10,000,1000 when the
next commis is Laken. 1s the original
Graft R/retoher prepereb to see
Tarte alhi go him ton better 7
Roos' mw)irtty In Wert Middlesex
le offirintly ateted at 014. 1.1 18118 It
wile 151 ; to 111114 it bas only 112.
Roes wears test where her . best
known. Red that fellow, W D Me -
Pherson, of Toronto, Kone ,.,it hoof
made a few more of hl• ruffslnly
markm upon him, Rows mnytrtty
W011111 probably have reeetted 1,000.
The Tory shrieking about ballot -
box stetting has (wet 11' W1.11 1111.11 out
The sin i me baroi mod. the cry
rldlnnld,ts. The organs know all the
times that It owe (wise. TheIr other
yarns &bent .tort ion ernatk'l neem
were equally .h.erd, they were In-
tended to serve the puronees of the
ennipnlgn and rover up Nilo lark of
p.11ey of the Opposi t ton.
dome of the Tory organ.. do not
were to take kladly to that tartrate
wleli Whitney that If he ouuld .ueoeed
the "Southam Byudloate" was to
have "a monopoly of all the Ouvern-
tuent printing " The 1l lee. cannot
forgive Mabee for giving that snap
away.
L, any scheme to get Brltslu"tu tax
Iver food for our benefit It will bit
well to avoid the clumsy and trans-
parent expedient of trying to make
leer people believe we aro action to
her Interest, hoping to prevent her
being expiated to rte chaaoe of hav-
ing twee food supply cut off In time
of war. Don't try to bunco John Bull
In that way.
The Ottawa t'ltlsen says the Lib
.roti )(mrnalr are we.tketiing 111 their
ouu(ldhasuce tit t'iwwler Rover. Where
end it learn tlat? Probably from its
imagination, Gtr well being father
01 the thought. Let the Citizen keep
its head pool est ;watt tweets: Auer
will Dome out all right.
.1 few days ugu Michael Devitt cele-
brated his lifty-rlxth birthday. He
began wort it.. a child of 10 In a
L+wcurlilre cotton mill and lust hie
right arm when 110 war 11. With
Its. Purnell and others he fouteled
the Irish Land lasagne. While he
was !n Auetraliii in 18'93 he war re-
turned to parliament without teipo-
sltltrn for Feud Kerry and South
Mayo. He resigned from the limier
three yenta ago.
Thu Brockville Timer 1.. attacking
Lnur err amusing him ol discourtesy
to Great Britain and disloyalty. it
says. "He doesn't represent Cana-
dian sentiment. He he tau much In
tear of hurting the feelings of the
F rench Canadians or the Unite]
Stator. He coudderr them before Can-
ada." Trying to again stir up race
pre)ud!ee, eh ? The newspaper that
mete partisa'i gain In that way is
u very poor Canadian. Bir Wilfrid's
l'anaillanism needle no defence
against ooh attacks.
Mr. Jury, who has had every op-
portunity to learn the feeling In
Great Britain, declares that -Can-
ada'. preferential tariff Ise made
a deep Impewri,m upon the com-
mercial leader.' of the Empire.'
That bit natural. The preference haw
donne more to bring about an in-
creased sentiment of unity thou all
the tariff kicks, accompanied with
loyalty guff, that here been alined
at Great Britain lit quarter or
it century.
In talking N. P. nal free trade
within the Empire eft one ani the
ramP time the Toronto World Is
doing the "split" of Ito rather er-
ratic career. If It be true, as the
Tory organs contend, that the Can-
adian bepeficlary of protection le
being ruined by the reduction of
the tariff' against Greet Britain
from 33 to -231-3 per cent., how
are they to be expe•tr-d to Neer
for the entire abolition of the tar-
iff t And the World has been one
of the most abject N. 1'. adorers.
The war 1. Not quite over yet. The
b]'avr general who fights In the edi-
torial columns of tit; Toronto Tele-
gram le taking a few'whack t atBul-
ler by way of glorifying Roberts.
Some people might suppose that Bul-
ler earned droent treatment by bold-
ing the hoer army In it. prime, while
Roberts, greatly reinforced, got
round behind and male away with
Creel,. Huller will be more fairly
judged by the army and the people
lhau tai the war office ring.
The Howell organ, the Belleville In
telhgeaeer, It ro.rowiag over the 1:114
tribuGoe of •eats In Ontario, which
it alleges given Mr. Whitney the
worn. of lt, If there be anything
In the organ's aswertiouw as to the
vote, it lo a matter incblentgg to
this curtest, ant not to the dletrib%
tiro, which was eminently fair and
which to Tory hate heretofore had
the hard hood to seriously chal
lenge. But In It po.sible that the
oomplatuug article is by fir Mae
kensle Bowel', partner In the gross
infamy off the Dominion gerryman-
dere, and the man who led the brute
majority of tho fionnte to vote down
a measure to place the Dominion 141
distribution In the hands of the
Judiciary, then taking It out of purr
Goan polities? Surely If Sir Mack
had leen or known of that nrt!ele•
he would have had it suppressed out
of sheer self -shame !
The other day Judge Dunne, sof
('.hits tiro, h1 dispduing of the cane Of
n clerk charged with emllrsslpment,
dleroveral that although IIP had hien
nolle•ting large sum. for the firm
h{r salary w . onry IOC a weal- He
expreened his opinion of the case In
thin way:
" When Moot gentlemen nek n nine
G) like much A re•spin*Ihlr pusitlnn
rat muni n small eui la ry and where lie
In called on in the performance of
hie ditty to collect such large
nneeinte of money, knowing that he
has a wife and two amen chll leen,
yin are .Imply inviting him 10 com-
mit n ..Acne, .r at intuit etpoting him
U. temptation Icannot peruot him
try be moat to the penitentiary. i
will fix the nmrtent (1f the etiortnge
tet *F14 and srntehee him to the
comity jell for thirty days. 1 ?relieve
Went( le a grind man. Ilad hie anlary
tmv•u even $3 more hr w.dthl never
hate i. u n expootil lot temptntlin
and the •Ir'nrth of the Int ttnant
to re.mmlt n crime would b uve linen
tont nn him "
Now. mympnthy for the Ill paid
servant ehrdil i not levee lel n judge
tai etpweve on opinion an ambo"mice
if right bleed bit not namime (bit
tfir nongtnnv wen mean and all that,
le the
I hrv,ry t.1 Its' eel rap that n
man who gets $17, 1. to be expeetml
to Meal, wtlle he who get. env fan I
or $110 Mott he held rigidly to the
ordinary moral Dods?
!t was gravely decided Met week
by JutUoe lettreau, of Brooklyn, tbat
a wife may bit her husband nu the
head with a rtuvell(ter without be-
ing adjudged guilty of giving suffi-
cient provooa(ion for divorce. Mira
Louie Hartman deemed It neceearo
to regulate her spouse and whits do -
Ing at employed the domestic imple-
ment named, giving bite one smart
rasp on the head. 'Theo his stemma
threw him downstairs. Louts ap-
poutel to the court fur relief from
such a strenuous home We, but 1,18
humor gave trite decision noted above,
holding flat the assault did no( es-
tabilrlt uruelly within the 'ensuing
01 Wu law aff.tutlug limited divorce.
And Nuw 1 hey \ever Speak
Mr. Parkrbp•-When it Indy tells
mo it Ir her birthday, and I know
rhe 1s past 33, 1 bud It is beet to
oh:ue the subJecit instead of asking
lav btgexv oke sae (r.
Wee bkd.ybu-What a coincidence,
your speaking of It ! Tide happens
to bu my birthday '
Mr. Parkelxpe (quickly) -Oh, irr-
deet! Wltat lovely weather we are
having! ---
l'runtitg Nlrawbrrri.a.
Here le the way 01145 housekeeper
ti nays cans her stirawberrtas so they
..hall keep their shape and Odor as
near the oetere' as p(smrtble: She
Idle the can half full of ripe berried,
toseee b1 after Ham anti of the sugar
which she has meaegrerd out for oat,
can, filly the oats with more berrlee,
and adds tha other half of the sugar.
Tho Dover of the can le then put on
and It la {Aloe' In a kettle of hot
w ater to bull. After they have bolted
Imfficlently, (111 the can, which prob.
rabid fader a little Of b:'Ing full, ea
the berries aad sugar ha re eetted,
with boding water, oaten ahogld be
kept aleayr at baud when oaoulrlg-
-dart(lord Courant.
Hoene I trew...Inking.
"Yes," each the woman with the
bene Coat, "1 mace It myself. For a
long ttmy 1 tired to wear reedy -made
things, because I could not afford to
pay for expensive tailors and I would
not have cheap ones. Finally, how-
ever. I got tired of that scheme and
decided flat I would try my own
hand. 1 had never sewed at all, and
so was not afraid 1 plouged boldly int
armee( with tissue paper patterns
and a lot of pine. 'Lgte first thief(I
made wan one of these black lacb
cloaks which everyone wore ro much
last stunner. r. ;t wee made aver white
elk amid nes a deckled success. That
gave me courage, and dace then i
lave mode all but the moat rigid tai-
lored suit In my wardrobe and I Tend
(bolt 1 cave enough on the waists nod
opiate and fancy skirt. so that 1 min
afford the ewelle.t tailor to make
that for me." --FR.
From Ikleir's \'leo. ,
A 6 -year-old member of a Har-
lem family of five girls bas been
the innocent cause of much fur -
prise and etnnusemeot to her elders
lately by reason of many droll
remarbe.
A few days ago a relative, on n
New Year's vela to the faintly, told
of therprogress his eon was Inakiqg
In his fret year at puhllc school.
The little girl had seetulagly beau
Interested tet a gtrlatnete doll on
(bit
ll.floor,r nib; bar fatper's knee,
but n0 e00ner the talk seemed
than ibe 1 op at the visitor
and ea:
Have14lou a little boy. Uncle
'Yes, Elate. And why do you ook r'
A look of happiness spread over
ENIe's lane, anti brueh:ng hack a
goklon Burl with her hand, rhe
u dl l eery deliberately :
"Well, indeed, you're a lucky mart,
Uncle Will, for there're a ca•lam'ty
of girls in our hone," -Omaha Bet
What Blue Pay.. Indicate.
The blue eye Indicates love and sen-
timent. This eye blouge to the
temperate or colder regions, and 1s
nitwit-tate/ with temperate eh tractor
They may glow wlth'•love, but they
never burn with the cpnsuming flame
whirh marks the torrid' black. They
have nm'able dlepoettons and tastes
that are refined, are mentally active,
e nd u.unlly of a versatile intellect.
Tho fight eyed races have always
attained a higher d^gree of client -
tion than the dark Ane*, and that
which hot Is tree of matinee tell be
found the setae la Indtsiduals.
The eyes which borrow their tint
from the mummer sky, dazzle and be-
vvlller, wheth•:r flashing In worn or
melting In sorrow. The large bine eye
In (het type of purity and peace, and
thrills, the heart rat it single glance.
It has it meaning that you can never
forget, end an elpreurhgn which tells
of the trusties heart. It is the eye
which linnets the lover's dre:.lq, and
www, iderhnps, beep praised by poets
more then any other color. Even the
p.lsalonless Wadsworth has told u.:
"Those eyes, watt and enpaelone ore
a rlimdlnss Skye, whose azure depths
their color emnlatee, must needs be
(encore/int with upward looks-pray-
er'i tolePte.. servlee,"
A Mire's Infurnre.
John, the mlu 1
suer'• Sinn wt l.lnt-
rathen, and 1 were enjoying our
morning pipe, when, in the nbeenre
of nny more Interesting topic, 1
sake) him If he smoked mach, to
.►blob, In broad ForfarsbireScotch,
Ne replied :
Ay, I tak' a guld reek."
suppose, John, yon could not
give It up now r
"Wee'," he replied, "1 wn.lna Mo-
to
Ii'to gle't up"
"Bat you could not give It rap.
could you 7"
"Oh, 1 cud gle't rap I ba'o
up''
']tare Mout really 7 is it bag
*lane 7 -
"Ay, Ay, It's twit year since,"
"And did Mout give It up for long 7-
"I gie't up for sax month."
"Ami what nettle you begin It
again 7"
"Wept, It was my wife male me
begin actin.'
"Well, John," 1 'mkt "1 am gin 1
'OM I01SP emelt a sensible wife. like
jihat thought you might be too old
n tion to give up it habit you had
acquire) when young, and that yon
might apple' sixpence a week le
many it worse way than on two
dwllle11 of tobacco.'
"1 en etinnal In this strain for
some, time longer In prides of the
uitselflshntsw of hill better held,
whom i thoteakt 1 dteterterl don stemm-
e d amfle, and n *llsht twlnkl. in
JO1an'• eye, end then name the re -
ma rte -
"Pm nae hurt sure that *he wad
hn'e been ewe ready makln' me ink'
to the pipe Again, hat she tilt's •
bit blew Merger, and when 1 esti
it np she had to gle't op, anti she
wanted to begin again harwl
The Signal
le ,V.L W
■Tiler THU1t4DAT MORNING
IT D. m•IIILLWOUDDT.
Terms of Nb..rtpaM.,
O.,. stench. is whams
Throe YYulks,
Ds month. 1111
1 w
Ow year. „
A.rrt1tag ta*M..
1as•l use other oasaal adv-tiime•v, Ih
roe nn• fur MA loerrto .. an 1 3 c rats ''r 1144
tar .sok.ubeatueet 1440,0 w. Meaaared its
a nonpareil wale.
Bola••• wrda W.1. IL.r and udder. M pe
year
♦d.•rtwaat1sats of Lo•a, retard, Aintree
Situations Vae..t Masa Joto w' anted .d.4
Barlow Chastest tWeatv4, not •a.w•Jt4r 1
lines none; soil, ;1 per egpa a.
Hous on 1te1. *IAA Varese ea halo. eel t•
exceed l Ilee& el for end repot b. /Os err, •alt
e meent otos th. V rade& la proportion
hey .Motel .antra the obJeot eftawelch to to
o.
promote tic• psttlary tet ray b.di.W
sal or compeer, in 1r• •e ad reran'
meet ud oeavied • n Iy.
Leant eoiLw to . Sri& new seat pd
weed, eo mob* Ism pa
L..oel mortar 4 limy reading tips ism
oesb per word. No .otic• ser In.. Uma Inc,
pother for obertk.s awl ether repileus so/
hes•rolest inetitatloes, half rate.
Sabeorlben who Ali be receive Tins Pima
✓ eauiarly by ..0 will confer • avow I.y so
e,alnting as of the fact at .e early a drat• 1(
possible.
Wiles • change of .ddr•.m 1. desired. hod
• eld..d eke e.w .darer should 4. gi1e.1
r.biI.i•r'. Meuse.
J. e. ter Toasel. el Uoderiel, ars Gro .)
pointed rn
Local Travelling at far nyye Vise
flops of (Mderick, Celloorne. Aeolied ...d
W • w►eook.
Local postmasters over the district aro aid
empowered to receive .alaorlptlotu to. Tae
. IYmAL
AUeemmaal.anetu ma.1 4e wet rowed
D. Me011.L1('UUDT,
TRI Sear♦a.
!Welke.* 0.11 M O.4•rlek, Oak
Tlf7'Itia)tY. JUNE i11, 11et:.
TTtAVELLIJXU StIDIL
Olt iND TRUIt& RAILWAT•
A/arava
Weed 11elhand
M dmai g1,,,. 1.11 rex
Mired t w r.'
Mak tied 7z ole.* lair pat.
MP AIM
Man had tapr'aa 1.15 a.w
goerses
teew
lead 116 p.m
DE8TII$TIT.
1I• NICHODar?ALLBON, L.
eUD.S..
Lll Mww,
Renata spsoelu Ore Pet Osw.
Ooo1dFillies. Crewe Velars Werk e
sD-.1
t Teem' s:p.rtmes.
j M. 84518 I1Rn. LD.L Dg AL
e luq•oa-hart • dower m. Bila
err all d•etah oporatbe P Ogoo le. 1k•
fat oral t.•tk • Ome• or. WWI
IK alto Pewees .ter 141,...4 e. W M
Telephoto. Nall.
Y. HAYD114, U.D.N., t..D.N. 110..7 At,
11 • Nargw.A, ....'edit.. oto Ton•
bull Menet spprn.nl ,terth,'i• he ail depart-
nwvin. wf modest d,'iiIY.lry, Iwdudhtg Innes`
1:111. {•Illy al trttlutta. toil crow ti nut brick,
„
wre loth Iiu
e goad 111111 In i'.rtvInl u. Special
ntleatlun paid ter prover, lotion nt natural
Petit. Li "Ott itnrrrly ect•IWkl by tar.
Tana. till.
oTle•I:- WK, THE 1NDFR11DINBh
• d•ptI.i.. w111 Hoer our ,meront I ,,rlr•k
p,m,A,..>odrtredayy�• from linot.. rtrt..hrr Ido.
rleiell]Ilittnit "
M. Si-.ue.d.,t
1. M Waver,,
U,ulerkk_MgMh.l+.uy w 5 11 d ettr,.
1. eAx.
L' CAMPIOY, (ZC.-BAKKIPT6tt,wHJ
tt
.• oer. Notary. to Ore• over diets
8.11, genera Galeria&
AIl. O.sitJO:lNSTON- bAKlt l•:'1 kit Il s,r
ar. ('wuroloq.U.o .
ar. !�•.: 1 :.
loan. Oat
e, Cot. lietlluys sed [It .tn•Ir•.
stoma derleeieb. 0.4.• al
ROUDPOOT a HATS, IIARMATE RS
ealiators. wotlonre pr. Wlr peel, lyra 4 Ht
oboes. (doom, ac. (Mier: rib ui.. assn
dTUTAL omen. !•..utak.. ►'anal to land M
bumf ratty Merest.
w. PsOUD 1. R IQ7o
•
IIIICAtbNe0N tOAk(JB.IRR18711(l.ltori y.. 1(ulleltor•,ItW. otc.. 0040.5
1.. L. Dlcklmwn. Charlet O.rrow, LLD.
EMILIE' BOLT, [.C., 8A1;R19Tttt. 501,1
▪ . I or, Notary Public. end.! Omoe testate
t'0 .0 Houae square. Money to loan at low
rate. of Int-r.Yt.
CRA1l. 511A01R - BARRIWTK!L AM.
lotto.. eotery a■d ereyeaor. Omer
es Heesdsa
ta. street eDpette 14. catboat.
Rotel. trellerlok. Privet* tends to lead s�
�� t mat. .t. 4tw,t.
mew
O. WARM/.(ONYX( '♦S
n(R,as,AMi
J • enmel04 eer for %alias sod rename%
r•o•.1.mooss of bill, ard•.1 . or .Siren&
thou. dep•mltlona M *demo dealers time is se
. Nnernlwg ear miles, salt er pl..sllag
the High Ceurt et J rethink W. Camino( Appeal
Mr ()Marta, sr 4 any Ceuy or Modes
Court. A U keasaetle.. sere/elle end premedIl
executed- haeldeao. sad P. 0..44, s Dwa
g ammon, Oat. f1Y1s(
i.941q 4ble 101111QfANC5.
La ONIV TO LtND-.t CAINIS AMOUNT
Tl Or p,lvote readi its tnvMtOset at low
net (etp •ad exp..... w Int-ckus mortgagee.
Apply Irkkin .un t tl•rrow.
AUCTIORRCKINU.
I Val
HOMAU OUOdrMNDpRY� AOrt.C.TVIOYYR SAND
uator, b, 5•Ir.8mnde4
to in an7 meet tae 'minty. - - - ---
1 i114 KNOT OSNIRAL AC( 1101 ERR
al and Lead Valuator, Ceded 4, Old. Mar
log bed sad mobil e1rerteeo. -• Lb. me
thetevolog e. h4 le Ir • r.l:lue W dY t O., win 19, again*t 13 last (vrck and
eta.�/. 1th Won,usb r4-betl•t6 all sees ?I.! this work iest year.
(1•.imuw o.Vast•d W bink. ?AV
kaon felt a1
le stow. Hetet reee t by mall A ab_
mirebll P. 0., earur'ibi, .tweeted to J
11101, County •ertinnier, lsL' u
Jack -There gees Ml.r
rhe stressed to kill r
Ned• --titre. Her father 14 a Loehr,
•
TIE MARKETS
•
lar tine t'r:e,rre' !Unreel...
June 17.-Urutaa reeepte a are
little larger 0.1 the street market
the muruing. I'rluur were• ntraaly
for grr:u awl earlur for out.
Wheat was steady, _01 bh•br(e ext
width wiling at 411 to etc pie Wsh„
101) bushels of real at Tuc per book,
anti Lou loud. of guoro at Wu pet'
lamb,
&late were easier, I,UJI Larbrlr wil-
ling at 48 to 4'J 1•2c par bandit -4.
Hay war eae_r, six loads it.40.0
at 1110 to ✓<1.1 parr too tut %:moths.
Straw war curler, two bade ril;l,.�\..
at gel to $8.50 per cwt. -
Wheat, whl:e, 72 to 8.:c, red, 7'J
to ads) ; goose, 418 to 70c; rprLig, 67
to au; rye, 130e; barley, malt, 54 tg
Ito 14.1; du, feed. 53 to 51; outs, 48
to 4911,R; peas. 74 L-.1. hay, the,.
Wy, all t0 4l':.51.); ;lover, 74(4 to
111); strew, $or4 to $8.50; butter, 10.
text.., 14 tu, ltic ; do., crocks., 1.31'2
to tee; agape, new baled, 14 to L;e ;
'I'urouto ( outetry i'ru,luee.
Toronto, June 15. -Butter--There la
it good Malawi for ate choice grabs
of uretamrry and delry, and offertugie
ere quite large, though nut of the
;ho:oe grades
Lreassory, priuta, 19 to :too..
Creamery, eoliths 181-2 to lip.
Dairy tube, Shote,, 14 to 15c,
teary tube, medium,. 1:4 to 14c.
Dalry pountt eche, idol.. 1 14 to 16c
Dalry targe rolls, obilco 14 to l:io
Iktlry targe robe, mtsUum, 1:1 t.,
13 1-80.
ljrgs-Thiry lea goof (remand for
win and the o'fer:ngr :are 11tr t
'l1ie Itrloe 1' r;tvtt(,t at 14.0 per doles
Potatoes -The market 1r steady,
with a fair d,•ata,el and medium of-
fevin , Cars un the track here era
quoted at 17''.4 Potatoes out of
Store sell at
Poultry -thirsted le very' IIglit amt
offerings are enaree. Prices are al-
most mowlu,b. Turk ye arc quoted rat
10 to dao and ehlckene at 60 to 9Oc.
Baled flay -le stesdy with • fide
tkeettdt and gots) offerings. et #1(1 to
*10.23 per to h for o,re of Nu 1 'limo.
thy 00 treat hers.
Baled Rtraw-ttrtnand le steely amid
0Pferhngs are plentiful at $7, on trai k
berg
...molten Wheat 51a•k-t•.
Folklsvlitg aro the clo•ieg qn t
1bk.nr ul Imp.ortnut wheat centre. iu
day l
dada i (:aeh. !'eget.
76i.
T.Ae•oho .. 811 73 't 4
Duluth, No. 1 forth... 73 ::-4b7D:.-n
Duluth, Nu. 1 haat dada. 78 1-4b -
Hred•treete oa reads.
Wholesale trade bits been fairly no
Live at Montreal hat week. Owing t t
the excellent progdtete in the
ern part of the. Dominion, as web n.
le the wear, the growth in the lie-
slick Industry and thn actltity n
Ulf` v.irols mtnufacturing Industrie
the outlook for trade is very brighr.
At Hem Ito., this work. as evert
art to Itrndetrrwt's, there has beer. a
falr movement In sonennnhle gun'.
The weetther has been rather 'seethe(
any expinsion In trade In such lines.
Lot retsih•rs are le king for an ealiv
revival or the dent vett. Fall order,'
Aro coming In nb•ely now. The out-
look for oracle 1n very promislng.
Increase! business with the Klon-
dike has ohnrvtc(erlxal the mews-
t"nt■ In tract" at Pacific Upset
centre" (bit poet week. There le a
feepnR tint the ('rovinert 4 not get-
ting Its full .here of the Yukon trade
new, and e•Rorts aro helot( made to
(rapture more of It,
At Wlnnlprie the post week. ne re'
ported to itradstreet'le. there has
been an Inoreanal demand for fell
good.. The crope nor coming on,
nkrnly. nidi the prosp.ete for trade
are good.
Ilene dor. nature..
Toronto, Jnn1:1, 7 p. m. -The towel
number fol Millirem In Canada thi.
wet k. as reported by R. G. loon &
MADD AO■ 7,101 "kVa
W....a Id'erbs .01.1 4E
(iRAIN ACREAGE IN THE WEST
lex, r- o.d. Its All trop. At•rordlsg to
Stoulton. Gu sent 11.11.11.
Slant real. .font. 16.- Mr. F. 111'
'fhempate, mmnager of the Oglsle
Mi11Iug Co.. i.imitei, line r.eelved the
fed. rowuig trot, hull•'tln, from Mr.
Itnhert fewer e, Of the'MfUlltetI O6Y
-rnmeut, Kiting the Intent Ilgin•nr of
rex` ren gr
gVheat
gate
Barley
...2,039,0A0
725,0110 ,
3;:9,790
li .rennin In nil grain .rope, .328.t49
Painted With
Ramsay's Paints
PTURE
1
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-
2 an seer
nmo-k
w
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GtaenabIs+
.'
mess .retrp
rWm '1 cedtranasutp•a.•os man
Uest•ra-mo..il.I nh.r*i.ra.tft
ihtw
.Viw
Lea
L • t
ion nt
11
lyy Aetc r Sierra•.. bald
m7 An.5.10,e red
m what the rum of I
:FA*
•s•kf•rp�ae(wtsirv.R� �6"vr�II "Oa
Mw L
the wiei t,uIu,t,n4l ROOKn.it ualur.
npenn end Ito1'uro,
CSA.. CUTTER. 11111 R..t t/t4 rt.,
Paw York Cllr.
)f have nn .t.. Mr sorvlws•eerrl
oily brae Maw.ome.
tri.•,
J •
Think It over when yon
house, Tf arena a lot. Ituy 111 1•,
Wilhite you can p?'t ; pellets m:'
web holt on n reputation of trip,
years' "tending. Buy
RAMSAY'S PRINTS
Thr. bets ground, the purest r'e,r•
tbe'tron;fwst MIi, nwuln to Lrnnllr,
ihr 110110e, to present -re It, to ,t„• I'
n Uttnl emonget It. nrlghtnrs The n
la never anything uhehby melt(
hetmr pnlnted with Ramat 'a falai.
IPrnip ns n oared nal ask for
ROOK i,l:T leo. 11, 1•'R1F
Rltowins ewes of balntlful home*.
A. BAMSAY & SON
1140NIIRE t T..
Paint Maker% if t'd. 1842.