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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
is IlllMwl''$ organ. 1n this matter it
haw taken its own course and acted till
its own I'esIwIhibility. itis interested
ill the electric railway 0111)' as a new's-
loiter l.h,uld he i11teleattl in a eroje•t
Tike this that iln)uili w4 to benefit the
[WWI and distlie•t in which it is pule
Mahan!. Not 1101lattn ally, we know
pretty well the Neill ' 'rets til the pre
11)144114'regarding lite 1. Sts lari'ounw
which The Star hos taken, but. 1411 far
from_ the• art irk in towel it halving
1141.11 " illerlir'l or written by twine of
these -gentlemen," they did out, wt tar
as we Are await.. know anything about
it until it was lortwal to the Ind4k' in
the regall/r ties)'.
he Star is agent entirely tetra)'
P K
when it calls 11)1011 Mr. J.'I'.Guldthorpe
to testify So the (1isinlrr•4tea bl1Ys of ism
ut)tivrs, Mr. Goldthorpe authorizes
IIx to may t hat The Stara ststeuu•ut re-
garding hie is rot hi•ly unwarranted.
and (haat hr fully etiolar+w the 'moil i'11
which Tru. Signal has taken in this
tier.
Tile Starr would like lotto get into a
quarrel 'with the ernN•i11(tr1 who
aatt'ibtite to MI•.llclillh.Ud/dy M,'tatt�
own( which he rut phatlea I a-diwavuws.
Our contemporary should know that
gentlemen • differ N it hotel any of
them earning the epithet of "liar'
Whish it w) readily nese. Evidently
mime one 141 mistaken. Int fairnera and
)n M'n$r Nh 11 wrplit Mr. Me-
lint-nth/1y
o-iftir•nthtr of the charge trf snaking
statement which he would know l . 1w
untrue and for which there WAS nu 4w-
clasion. -Thr Stir's )N)$IIion in rr.14an1
to this isauuply ridicld4(14.. It charges
one Ilan with IIIIMn•pn•M•11(ill14 and
a001114r with sneaking through the
nowt' council a chow Of the byelaw
which is most obviously nets -wary and
reaw"Iable. and to which there is ales.
lutrly AO 'irritate object Mil. The rail-
way win les jtlat as Valuable. to Ghia
town without the township of l'ul-
Iwrne 4s a atwkhu11Mr. Thal tetnaid-
e•reti(n did not give the townspeople
any concern when they totem 4)u the
bylaw in November last -there was no
le'I uR)n why it should -and even now,
11 gh The Star has been 11launderhtg
About it for aha. it e t give
any intelligible r•irant why the lora-
graph iii quest' %tumid nut' 144• just
an it in: Yet it ham the sublime 'in-
)M•1•tinrqt4• to 'charge that • of the
pruuloterm 1,11.k ault'Natage of his pusi-
•tlain AN Nifty, r /1,t Ile t1WII to get the
41*11n44 through the . •i1 11)• 'stealth
and that another added and abetted
him[ by misrepreNenting the facts.
But this d.wm not t'xhalust The Star's
capacity fur to(di 4hm•am. It objets to
ally cl1411ge from the tonal bylaw and
ag,w'lue•n(, sal for t hie moon opposes
the 111* 'wear of this tame bylaw
Anil agreement 1. ft-rntrjnres rep e
horrid t 1111111 of '• the abanolonplrnt of
Ili, line to Auburn," atilt to prevent
the remituien. from taking this action
it oppose, lin• 14 /1f11 ' g of the bylaw
and aglre•Ilwilt whish e'xpns'sl)- pYr.
sides that 1be..Cunlpany "Niall eon -
strut, operate and maintain lin ele•-
tric railway hi -tweet] (iamb -rich and the
villag+m of Sh.•ppardton And Auburn " 1
It would he A 1Lm•Ir144i expenditure of
energy to attempt to follow The Star
in all it.. twists And turns.. (hit- refer-
t•ne•e• to it in the fin41 place wean simply
t1* warn the people .id(hsterich against
its pretence of puhlie spiritelneMs in
its pulley of obetrunetion towards the
electric railway. That ubje•t having
now been thrrntghly itec(MnpliiMel
we do tint intend to waste any
tine on It.
This tittle Affair with our contempor-
ary has rather ditto ttt 1114 tow our
maid contention. .15,44* a few words) to
make The Signal's poMition (leer.
4.'e 1111111 no brief for the Electric Rail-
way etimpttly, nor 1111 WI. lifter an
opinion as to the Wind nnl'ir otherwise
of the town's nnde•rtaking in regard to
it.. That gnwmt ton warn Nettled by the
qualified electors 'n (11e 2S+th of No-
Ve11lwr bast. when by it ynte of I!'1* to
1111 they etulornett the premonition that.
Ul. ulunicipa)iyy should take $.A),l 1l
of stork in the ent'rpl*Ne. That man-
date in clear e•nuugh, and itis a Mere
of pr'sinuption t. (1ai111 that the
people did not know what they were
doing when they gatVl' it.. 'Phe town
t keep faith with Ile• 1'dnnpeny,
with whorl it ham Virtually e•nte•nMI
into plrtnrrthip. mill the repleeent►-
tiVe•S of the corporation, while guard-
ing the public intrrelts, must extern)
fair treittnn.lt to the promoters of the
enterprime which the rate)raye'l14 have
wi 'dr( nKly en(ll)I1 ell. That in the
stand which The Signal takes 144 A
public journal, and we Is'liet'e it iM un-
assailable.
THE GAMEY FIASCO.
The overshadowing event of the
week in pditical circler, Was the p1r•-
M•ilatiou in the Legislator of the re-
p at 'f the rwlnli*siuu in the risme)•
charges. a • of which will 1w
✓ 1 in 'then1'..1 f this 11A11er.
Thr judges find that Mr. G,/ul.)'e
claryp•s *re disproved "1.y• a great
Indy of evid.•mce which morwals,
to he re accurate 4(441 ('rdibli•
than that adduced in support thereof."
Thr Government. and the Provincial
Seeretary in tiler.
uy ex-
onerated) and the Illrulle•r •frr•'\Iani-
tnulin ill dier'P•ditanl And hie rumina
comer• described ill no un(ertain man-
ner.
The commissioners ruu1(1 not well
1141 i• 111'lught 111 any other termini than
they did. There wo.s not a little of
rvidenee in support of Ga11n•)•'s state -
meta w11 l4) the pitym,ut of money.
and him dnuh11114t night rd to the brink
t Buffalo and
.terwwit dip.
other in tam es 141 with
the inveetigation. an well as his own
evidence, showed plainly enough that
he had not been telling a straight
story. .11 he hart any coneeptiun 111
what Ie right and becoming. 111• would
at once vacate his plate in the blouse,
but iwtng wtlllewh*t lacking i11 this
tempest hr annoy ulll•en that it is his in-
tention to remain in his Meat. - -
The OpIDOSit 11111 m•weplp'r4. Iran• of
them at tenet, are bitterly di.a)gsdnl-
.d at the failure of the rharg,' which
they hoped would (Wont an the 'v4•r-
thrlw id the Government 941441 U1.•
placing of Mr. Whitney in power. and
in their desp'r)tion they fall opo the
judges and Violently Ad411M' them of
perti4lity toward', the Ministry. In
their aninuulvt.raiun,' they Apparently
forget the word's which Mr. Blake.
the l'onM•rvatl4' mowed. 4lldnssel to
the judges in the chiming portion of
Ida address, When 'remold : '•(h► the pail
of the people of Ontario 1 leery this
nuttier with ulurh ronfidetwe ill the
hands of the 1'11 111siutlallh, mien
known and honorer ,n our (o11tounit y
for their high pc onion, tot• their honor
and nobility: I 111a` say with horn
with *b 1 have twee: in runnlpau)'
all r.1)• life, 4.1111 know• whereof I
'meek." Thr l'ora'n•*lit•ee press
would no doubt Irulawrilw• heartily to
Mr. Blake'. high 'minion of the emu-
toiswonerw if they brat ileliveted A
finding more to their liking.
Thr 1)pp,eition newspaper. are AIM.
Making all the nw• they can of the
vtni (14114)1 V. •ofIhe00110 ?"
e•iriwnl• leane.11 Mr. Stratton amt the
,(dole relNti•ter. and lite. giving it an
1411,114.•111er 4xaggrrat.d impw.ance.
\VIM.. it wet certainly nn )xtt'lumdir-
- art. remark for a Minister of the
root 11. m' ;111y plan. to make in regard
ttestimony to he given in court. it
mold homily have haul the mini,l.n•
num ' gwinch14('ons.rrati4e jinn -nein
attempt io Id 110•11 1,. it. - Mr. 1,1au1-
mlomt was recalled, lint find nothing
further to way that eats worth while
format Mg if hr hada haul any desire t.
Gall in with M,. Stratt'r;N eugg.stion.
Thi• whole affair Will IMMIA into hi4-
tort' as one of Th.1 ntlste)ilnurdituary
incid)nt..in the plait Wel ann4IN .of the
,•o'ntry. Thele inn a•idalgli•ewd belief
that llr. Garde)' •+'111(1 tell a KINK) .Leal
.none if h."• only wind'', but that the
p*blic will ever know the wale truth
regarding the career of the Matlitnulin
nlendwr during the twist . twelve
monthe is exceedingly donhtdwl,
caused such a stir in the British world,
The proposed is a tel•V fitting
and the l'anadioll ouhullrre of the
brave wddier x1111 111.114140 general will
doubtless respond with ru1h141ias111 to
the call tar funds for the pure. We,
Si • of • public men anal some
11.'WN)4l)w•Ir ale (Tit il•I/11114 the 111/111.
111444.1 suffrage system 1411(1 ane talking
Of a reVe •aiutl (o the 11)41 ilIth.d Ire
1hic11 the fnanrhiow *444 1111 11 p1•1144•rl y.
owning or 'ywerniug lawns. Any-
body w11111 t'h'.. t. I111'11 14u'k Ill,. 11e1)11r
a lot
late
(►t 1114• clock 111 this N'a)
' will 1
tit trouble un hi.. hands 411(1 will out
aden1111rt11a11 '11. Ma11111MN) M111frNgr
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THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY AGAIN.
THE WEEK AT OTTAWA.
Progress Made 'rani( R*ilw*y Com-
mission Bill and the Estimates.
Mc Tara'• Relations to the Two Parties
Opposition OQiont• to Judge Sr,lton's
Appo,n(n.ent as C..nm,w•onsr ,n Yukon
invest4aton Railway ScMmes Before the
Nouse Senators Oat Interested.
Irlprhal cor r•.I4441rnce of The 14ignal.4
l>wtawa, June 11911. Mr. Blah
r
Hail
way (' Nm Hill 111141 the esti
nutter. took up must of the time of the
More this week and fair practise/ was
Irl e• 1(allwa • (+,111
th. Th
rutile with )
The, uuelulier for Wm., 11.1, , n his mission Hill haus over MO ('1x1144'14, and
a1' Ism purpow• 144 to create a )w,•Im111el1t
butt it to till a letoraity raiment Iry
Canada's increasing railway t•nlsprr
r is.
1llelll
t it
'44 being 1
�u11 1
tiler g
t
Nt
i 1''r Il t'Ut
rynum•l• the
(t 1 ri 1
• xn.nt I 1
sal ..
showing no desire to rush it through
the 114.14 e'.
Wit It regard to the eetiuult•r (I)e-
pwr'tinent tit Marine and Flatten -leen the
Como.' Native* saw it good opportunity
to toady to Mr. Tiu•te, and they did it.
Mr. liefoutaigr saw through the
little 14411114' and showed tight at the
concerted policy of "blocking" even
nowt iu11(oent-looking ileitis which
generally goo through as Gust an the
Drpatly *Speaker can mead they' and
t11itlal them. One night the House-
*** kept u(, till 2:15 a. In. Rufus
Pope. M. Y woo (111' lewder of
the Intsouesr. It is he who 1)114*
the jollying of Mr. Tarte into the
Cuuarreative fold under his special
c. Mr. Tart•'s use for either party
now is measured by the extent to
which they concur in his Views. It is
he who mw•uls W he noosing the Oprpwsi
lion, instead of its (wing the usher
way. as many Conservatives imppxee.
Another chane for Mr. Tertr and
the ConnerVativem W stand upon t'unl
111011 gr. d will iw given when Mr.
Borden's medial0u regarding iron and
steel duties curlew up Monday AS an
Nmr111ur11t to supply. It is a cleverly -
worded motion calculated to lwfool
the Literals, who will oppose it, but
they can Iw eeliel (1))0u1 t) maintain
their consistency and intelligently
dispose of the want of confidence
notion.
THfi shoes mARKN
weekly Parliamentary letter to his
tapir, The New Era, expiwees his dis-
approval •1(w rel
r Sea of
t 1
ofthe t1
appt•Iovnl K
uw•m•nhip of railways'. He is afraid
that it would afford it 1111441ls 0(corrup1-
1n14 the e1er1or14(4' *111,11 141)01(1(1 1101 1444
pla(rd within the reach of any gov-
er11UMnt. Thur 141'• 14uveetiment•
owned railways in Attar/dial A11d New•
Ze411444111. 111141 *r 14) .1(411 hews of any
railway ',caudal. in th'.'' (tituettrt.
Are l'alu.linns ulun• prone to corrup-
tion than other pi-0111es ? Tht.re is
nothing in ('an44148 exp•rienr.• with
the Intrnrllonial Railway which sin eild
drier it from an ext.•114ion ..f the prin-
ciple of inIre"'ulllent ow1wrship.
A gentleman who is pnatuineutly
connected with • of Lite great ttans-
Iw•eanie steamship liters 944 repeated to
have estimated that l'anaaliana going
to (:neat Britain this year will spend
at 'cast fie. million dollars on their
holillty trips. - (hilliaa I'weket.
Anil when l'anaula ships $' 0I I,C 1 )
worth of goods arrow the Atlantic to
pity for 1111(4 merry -Making it will
swell the export figures and help in
ua►ing a ••favorrble I*Nlauxe of trade."
11 theme XI:median travellers should
take All additional five tailbone along
and Tose it All in gambling• at Mont*
Carlo, the evidence of our prosperity
would he all the greater; if, on the
other hand, they should spend it in
Italian art goads, Parisian dresser Avid
such things, and kiting these back with
them to l<amida, their value would be
includes in the imports and the
country would 1w supremed' to tore
thereby, Areonling to the "balance of
tram." theorists. (N *11 the fantastic
ideas on which prlt.en•tinnists 1441114 til)
their theory. that of the "favorable
i)1' "unfavorable" latency of trade is
about the queerest.
To one who h,ia been long In city pent.
Th vey :*eel to look into lht. fait
And open face: of heat en. to breathe a prayer
Full in the e.inlu of the awe mrneatnent.
w'ho is mors happy. when. with heart's 41•••
tent.
Fatigued he sinka into anee plca.ant lair
11f wavy grit... and 1x,41. A debo,sir
And gentle tale of for a and huegui.Mnent t
Returning holm. at ...ening. with an ear
('atrhing the note. of I'hibnna. an eye
%Vat. ling the ...ding clundl.t' bright career.
Hr nenurn-that da) 1'1 wan luta KIw1.r1 b).
i�ell 11kr the pa.wire of mg angel'. tear
That fall. through the clear ether silently.
J. Kr.ATS.
Fmr pure' and unailultiented Isu1-
.om14' 1'm lend nes to The Star 1
Inut'adl of A twurtnalde explanation of
Its ,•ondnct in reliant to the eleetrir
railway scheme, it give. nes A col
4)t froth and fury and non*rn).•. It
calls The 'Signal a " wlllflnl liar."
quakes w • 'slimily plesant.,enINrks
alwnif the pt nets'nets' of t he , railway
.
and titters Moe silly threat,' about
what it win do it (ha• editor of The
Star is not left Anne. 11,' rage furnhile
es t -he mold palpable tined of the ('mor-
rn•tn)MA of The Signal's diagnosis of
its CAM' AM one of rw•nwmal.pite against
the nun who are connected with the
railway project. We ,'hnuld like to
publish the whole thing, Putt .how
our reader, wII*t a jolly RNa oar rnn•
temporary can make of itself when it
tripes, hot, our Armee im really two
vain. his to he used to Mitch a plrpo.•
One or tion of it remarka perhi)wa earl
for tonne repartee%
in the first place, The Star is en-
tirely mistaken in its ,n)t)I4ttie 1111 t„
the origin of The Signal'. article whi,h
bas M /voluted its fury. The Signal
EDITORIAL NOTES.
'FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
labor unions, who are charger will.
di/turbtng the peatceful relation's of
employer and employee. The lel* r
men strongly oppose it and 11efen(1
their foreign brethren ; while the
111almlfal•tUrtost an' auxlotle to have it
)IAwoanl.U.
W.
7 he nut(•hil- tm at the organ fm.t)ry
hater nearly all been placed and the
motioning( two or three arrive th'.
week. M) that Manager Saunders 1'l'
Isms to %tal•t the fat tot, 1•
again early y next week.
E. I). South (Wentworth),one of
the Iargeot fret -growers in ltatlalw.
had an opportunity to dismiss his
anwndment to the Fruit Mark. Act
Which nought to have fruit inspected
and graded by a Government appointee•
at the place where, it was 1uu'ked. His
contention was that this would facili-
tate shipment, imus •h as 911.' fruit
woukl not have to be detained ten
innpe•tion ell route, and it wan clainted
also that the itl,'prtion by the (1ov-
errm11ent appointee would give it pres-
tige anti strengthen the cont4lence of
the buyer. Thin Nees Witte plausible
on the face of it and haul the support
of the O psi*' .
Holl. Mr. Fisher, Minister of Agri-
culture, replied to Mr. Smith, and
pointed
out that our national repute -
(ion as fruit -growers might 11e jeopar
diad by the pomade laxity of the in-
nprl'trr. He also th.141Kht nn aunt• of
ilwpe't)na at the on -Molls of the shilo-
p•rn *4s a thing to be avoided. His
who deestnne and sensible advice t1 the
fruit-gn4wen'4 was to. enemies. 7IN)m'
care in packing and grouting individ-
ually, depending upon the jealousy of
their reputations( to maintain a high
standard. 1t was the coma nnrr, and
not the 111x11 1464) n►Ark,Ml the 1wukace,
that wail the real intpe•t4)r. Ile asked
the Howie to reject the Amendment.
which warn done.
Is air Thoma Mestreetie(It
sr. Louis (alnbr_1)emnrret.
Sir Tllotivas Lipton has stipulated
that of the yacht triers *hall he
run on Friday or the 13th d*y of the
uulnth. tritl•Mn the Reliance.*i11 be
nh1i1401 tea N•111 on her S11e"•rits.
An Honest Confession..
('itt.bw.g Gf.patch.
(':111x•1* ham 500,01%1 'Mpale 111il.m
More land available than the (United
Staten. and herauuw of it* enormous
quantity of mineral*, and em wo•ially
lWclli1Me of its inmlense Ansa of wheat
Innd• it is Iwlirved by ('ulaulianN t) tw
the n•ich.•r: and, Iw*ids*. Canada' hash
control of the (in•at Lake., ow ' 14 am
/the dawn A canal of her own at the
SoHo, the Welland ('anal and the. ,est.
lnwrence River.
Nen-un.Yere in the Cabinet.
Christian tused inn.
The recent Parliamentary dies out/ion
of the cigarrtte question dsl,..ght out
the fact that the folltrwingg 111ru►hen
of the Du ' ion l'atrinet do not use
the wee() in any form : Sir Wilfrid
Laurier. Meson, Fielding. Midi wk,
Scott. Flasher, Fitzpatrick. Cartwright.
mill the late Minixtvr of Itullslic Work*
Mr. Tarte. Hun. Dr. Hoyden might
also be put in tht• 1)11,114' claws, because
he very rarely ass trainee) in any
form. Sorely, this is a creditable
hawing for public turn.
Where taw is Better Observed.
The 1\'in,ls n I(ecorrl says:, *igni-
H,urrtly : "i( w'. Incl (twee trade with-
in the empire the 4 14tomw wt.wff41* 1)e-
froit would have to Iw largely in-
creased. It W01114 he a 1111Ny time for
Windsor men'ianl4,"
A Methowli,t minister of the Ilainil-
o)IJ*8T TI) JI'faTI4'R I(RITTON.
The Pre '•r announced that the
Government hail asked' Mr. Rustier
Britton t1* act as • u*iuner to in-
veptiggate the situation created by the
'1're•ulgold .un,eiwiuns, The OplelNi-
ttun quickly showed its diwrtisfaction
with the Government's choice, buts-
-It as when Sir Hiblwrt nlTu r
i m1* the ;my-
ernent about two year', ago Mr.
Britton, in particular, had lo•ke1
borne with theex-Mi,iste•r of Jtestier,
tieing a member of the HouM• at that
tint.. The I're ' •r, with an in ' •al
smile, asked if a 111/111 WAS t) iw cen-
sured for defending a just came. The
matter 144 not nettled yet, at ,ludg.
Britton hes not been neUtally appoint-
ed. He in about am lu'4rptable a e -
nlia14iover to the l'on,wrvlatiVew x14 Sir
Hihlwrt. Taptwt• would iw to the Liber-
als'. The Appointment of (Moth gentle -
Igen its coal tiliMMlmrlere Ilan been
nt
rnag14d. RC R 4'
SONS U('.1 It4NTPO. N. K.
The Guver'Iml,nt has decided to
gnat
rane the bomb( of the ('atuutian
Northern Railway for n distance of
*lend 79M1111i1)n in the T,ITitdon•ie n. The
greleaseC. N. H. a01 U. leasor sell out
to the H. T. Pat•ifli. in brief, the
(lovern11irnt pre' 'm to anybody or
any iwr of people who will pend
nine -million dollar, to the ('4n,ulien
Northern for fifty yearn that the
t
nrley will be repaid in full at the end
the term.of term. and in the meantime will
get :4 per cent. int. -relit. In return the
(1overnul.nt wi11 hey'. power secured
by mint Vag" to mutt the company and
take p.Ru•Ntion 4,1 or sell the nein, If
the principal of sloe moor)' or, we
presume, the interest at any 111,14'--
'Mould riot I4• paid when due.
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O. T. I'At telt' HI t.1. RR1'1RTRIl.
Th. (i. T. Pacific. Hill ban partied rn n-
Initt'e and has beenn'portefl t) the
Hmltw'. where it will again encnnnter
Here omitl imu. Th.eye'son'which en-
gender. mot if not. all apposit1tn to
the charter in the port of Portland.
Mayr., which in the (trend Trnnk'm
Atlantic vont. It in to get the (trend
Trunk " where they want,em" we to
guaranteeing (•arria14' on all Canadian
territory from trepan tan to 411•(nn that
wsi
members ars proposing aln.ndineuts
.•w
by the whullB
e. Both lad.* are de-
terinined that th' l'. P. It. charter will
mot 1w duplicated and each tnetnl.•r
wants to Me credited as the champion
of the people in the nlatt'r.
PR01.1FCIAt. et'ntlltl Ft.
The M.•net' put ht a dt
sy di.nittihq
se
the demand for Increased sulw11dle) all
round by the Provinees in au•eorlsnr(•
w/th the ennfrtenr. of Provincial
Premiere at QIu'he• le)t (all. It was( a
very interesting discussion : so 11111(•1
no that the evening paper. lay on the
Senatoni desks mltontehel. It took
or
the tenof a story of Canadianpditi-
ewl
hillbillyform pre'-llontederetion
One days. O intereNting point brought
.nit to iie 1144.11 AA a club againNt the
agitation wna) that in the Unitedstate'', w11ieh iv a federal 1[014)8, 1105)14
of the States received a lent from taw
netimn*l treasury, the We*hington
(lover •ret controlling all exIw5)di-
tur', and 9111. cOuw' S
rASI advocated for
1'anwln. The majority, howet•e•r,
increased increas.methal IIe,l. The whole
thing iv a question of 1110i -den km of
exp•tulitnre by the Federal and Lowe)Government*. RM
THE I'. R. IV tt.RINn PRI..%TR.
9.•n,'tor Lougheel bra. a hill before
the tipper chamber which he hoqw.
tried t) make A caeca ageti
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Western 11,101sh Amerlean. thins/to.
l'1•utier RNlt4)ur of ()trest Britain
has leen fitted there tines , for over -
speeding his *utom1011le, while the
){l0Iicetllall at WItghingt)n who Row the
I're'ident'A denght•r pass the limit
erectly looked the other way as N41011
a4. be learned her identity. Perhaps
we may take 1ffor granted that it
wnn'native gallantry ,which prevented
interference with a lady's pleasure in
the \Vashingt n cane, hilt w1' neelknot
inquire in whit•h (s wintry the lath's 414
the better observed. in (treat 13ritah
be oboes -vest
I?),
the laws are 111411e to ,),
all alike. the rich 144. well x14 the poor,
the high as well as the low. In this
',ountr' the lawn are null)e to be ob-
served by either or any 1'111.41 chi -Fifty
when it ix convenient, or when 'tonne -
trimly gets a little more than usually
n yet end prods the Nnthoritiea t
little. Thi* is A free country, people
ton runferenc•ef 11.421 resigned in order to .lima nn:dreen and, And apparently
juin the 1)owlritrs, Th. Conf.lefee1 everybody should not take Gull advnn
ateepted his resignation, Mut slow of taw of the feet.f
Rex. the brethren got even with him by I new Use for e..
" rxp'e'seing d(nlbte as to his mental Toronto New,.,
condition." I The reported discovery of a nwthod
of making binder twine from flax ha*
('hamlwrlain is getting him bumps drawn attention to the extent to
over in the British Parliament. '1'h. Which that crop is grown in Canada.
Honorable R(ecph anal Mr. Tart' I in the West ifin planted for its Reed,
eha1M loran a pu•tlerrhtp for the and 1",.;',4;1:1`,1(1„,t14... 11(1 fur *)wing ( n
hf th i 1
� t. .e ' P pp one's. n
convention of the Brit nth Empire. (Mtari, it is grown for the fibre an
How wnt*M Israel k Smn do for the well am for the send. Their* are about
flrtn name I twenty-five flax -mill* in V) ('MteK11
Ontario. 1tis now reported (.het. linen
The Halnilton Mpet4talr argues trills *re 414)111 to 1w eePet4d in
elaborately that a lit high preferential ihAd'ehtl.Ige and H411(rex. The 11•117i1
dutyon hreri wheat would not raise rondifions m( ('4na(1fnn itW)n1trj'
pn•t*i1. ('anadien tow, Asx
the price to th1' British cons nnlyr. .tr4w *red flux Meenl 0w•in14 h.wci1
Thi. Iw'ing the raw•. *1)11141 The laxed by the *'niter States tariff. and
tippet *tax' kindly explain how the these things r hag into ('aped,' for.
prefemnee w',w114 Iw of Any Iwn"fit to The 114,flat-gn1wen•N Ste Ihr
1lrtinrip*111,on11gw'tilorw of the• 1'nmuli4n.
(Jamul* 11 in the Anlet-nail mit-krt. There is. of
Phe proposal is n1wrlP that a /'(1111.' a large entuutinn demand for
1114*14 1111 And for tows, fib's anal
m('nthe erected in Canada to the ferns. 1f tint "A11 I4• Ittilit('d for
memory of the late Sir Hector MAC- 'ander 1*in'' ms well, their• mh4.wld hes ,rill +1111 an Pnd to the days of he
(1umaid, whose „event tragic dl►ath 1`r. opening fur• vuoiidrr4We itldumtry. L'i:fted SWUM walking delegate lot• the
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IN
DELAY IS
DANGER
A fatal ending often follows a
neglected weakness of the kid-
neys. Watch their action, and as
soon as it changes from normal,
or you have any of the following
Symptoms:
Backache, Pain In the region
of the Kldeeys, Puffiness under
the Eyes, Dropsy of the t:x-
t realties. Bowel or Urinary
Irr.gdatity, Rheumatic Aches
or Pates,
Use
Bu=Ju
The
Kidney Pill
That 4
Cures
All Kidney Ailments and Rheu-
matism. Por rheumatism is due
to excess of uric acid in the blood,
which is expelled by Du -Ju and
the disease eradicated.
Dyspepsia, neuralgia and head-
ache are often caused by disor-
dered kidneys. These organs are
the sewer of the body, and d
they become clogged or weakene,t
dangerous results follow at once.
The poisonous matter re-enters
the blood and passes through the
entire system.
UNTIL THE
KIDNEYS ARE MADE
WELL, YOU
CAN NEVER ME
WELL
The latest product of medical
experience and skill in kidney
and allied ailments is found in
Ber-Ju. All the old and tested
remedial agents, and all the new
discoveries, are utilized in Ms
composition. It is the up-to-date
remedy for kidney diseases and
rheumatism of whatever character.
Be -Ju is put up in red and
green boxes; 5o pills, so cents.
All druggists sell it. Do not ac-
cept worthless substitutes.
NEW TORR, le. Y.. ARO
WINOBOR, OMT,
4
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r
Carving Set
We send, express
prepaid. to any address
this fine three-plece
Carving Set for sa.5O.
Es 10 -renes a 1'a
Kroh. f.4 Mt•4 1u)( lade
J.01, Laurin • err inseam ha
Nene sea Pert auk Nal
wma t1' w1' aim'sloe I R & Pain
Wakes EYRIE BROS.
JEWELERS
118. 120, 122 amt 124
Yonde IH., Toronto
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W. Acheson & Son
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IMPORTSALE OP SILKS aad MUSLIMS.
We have just to hand a consignment for June
selling of over 900 yards of heavy corded Japan wash
silks for waists and dresses in a great variy et new
patterns and colors, pinks, blues, greens, grey, rose,
cerise, turquots, black, white, cream, widths of silk
20 to 21 inches. ()n sale this week at per yard
special 35c.
DRESS S riUSLINS
_
English and French draw wurhtla, organdies, and dimities in every
e''dor, in floral, dot, spray (bulgur and silk (stripe effects', at per yard Inc,
121w, I:a• and alk•.
CORSET SPECIAL
31 dozen pairs fiuewt American email', steel filled comae, new remodel,
141•,1114119 front, lung wain( and fu grey or white. Sixes 18 to 27, a regalar
1111.31 eoraet and guaranteed by us for wear and perfect St, o11 special sale
at per pair 47,c.
CARPET SALE EXTRAODINARY
Saturday nod Monday cleat•ilg rale of short 1en14W14 of tapestry and
Brussels and Asininst•r carpet.' length's of two W ray 18 yards. A large
tut has ale hated from this Newton a cuttings now on special rale.
Tapemlry t•arpe•tw, lengths of 2 to al) yards. This nwaron'i designs and
colorings, regular values aitk• ala(l Oak•, at per yard 36c.
Did Yon Riad
What we said 1331 week
about Wall Papers? Many
callers and made splendid Sel-
ection*, telling, us that our
papers were beautiful.
Out papers are the product
of much careful study and
designing by the beat artists
of America. Each pattern pos-
sesses some specialty that
interests you.
When we say EMROSSEi)
CORDOVA LEATHER, AT
25c A ROLL, Waving Lilies,
Fields of Puppies, Climbing
Roses and Wistaria, AT 20c to
25c a ROLL, who would not
marvel at the price of such
decorations? Our upper third
papers are sellers. No ell -
pensive border to pay for -and
daintily pretty.
Kidd &Co.
Ag••nte 1'. P. R. TELEGRAPH, TIC-
KETS, and suit es' ORZ . {,
'f5 F
,r•arT�.t atYl,r x�><i .•. 'y.
- .4 .
Brussel* and Axwi11rter• ,au -pet ends of from2 to al) yards, regular
value and prier $1.00to 111.-‘3, male price per yard ((14•.
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. Acheson & Son.
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Quality
in what )'o4) are Itlbk-
ing for, and if you
W IMIl(1 .11Nv. penOmal
amsllralNe 4)1
Perfect Work
bays your order with
AS.
From 441r .tock you
can obtain the high-
est grade at
Moderate Prices
The or weed (mimics
for outing por•ptse%
on hand.
Frank Clartin
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CEO. W. THOMSON & SON
MUSIC DEPOT
Spring is coming
hunt out your Bicycle
It yoa haven't one, cal
around and we will Bell yon
one.
"Raeycle"
"Brantford"
"Orescent"
"Hyslop"
unease
"Berlin" Me.
If yon have a Wheel and it needs repair we have everything need
ful in the way of Tires, Pedals, Rims, Spokes, Saddles, Enamels,
Pte. Our RSPAiR DIPS RTN IT is in charge of a Repair man who ander
stands and can make right any ill that a Wheel is heir to.
Our Molded instruments still lead.
"Dominion" Pianos'and Organs.
"Worinwith" and "Berlin" Pianos.
Goiters, Violins, Harmonicas, Mandoliaa, Gramophone's.
10,000 sheets Music -Vocal and Instrumental.
Write for a Catalogue.
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J. BROPBEY & SOB
- THE LEADING -
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Orden earthily a4tea4•4 M- tY ail
beevr, .Iif1t or der.
die*Mee Wert.
Superb, Cable
WiRE BEDS
Patented let May, (114114
ARE GUARANTEED.
tuff sue RV
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Tall your Merchant
You saw his
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