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Terns 'of Subecrlption. :
eine per orrooti M lulc4nr0.
hit wnn(117..v0 : there months. GL',
Vih.n rltwr- who foil to nweiw r TOE -slus.u.
ro,kodowaly by uudl sill culotte a rotor by' ac-
7uainnnx toot* IM five ;u m early a date as
p.. -I lire.
\\ ked *chimes of address is desired. loot to the
' old :it'd Me sew 4dd,r•.. Annald he lit iso,
ldvert.sing gates :
fogad and other slinkier advent.rnwuls. lar
•r line toy lt...t in.w•rt 1111 ,cud : et line f
W k 1 1!
each .uia14lpu•ul Inv'lt ion. )1,•k.und by a
atwMl'•'ll sale. 1144.4) a lhlr. to an inch.
ikn.nw•.s rano. of .It' lin(•+ 1400 under, g\ per
Year
An; ertleetste t., of lar:[. Y d, steam, tit=
mitten. Vacant. 0itmatom.. \\'rnt11, hhu.-en fur
sale or to Ilad. Yana, fur ,ale or to Kent.
A rt hies for sale, etc., not exewding right
line.. Vs. ,.,o h ia,ert(on : 11 for 1414'[
for each subsequent month. Larger adwertlrc
nitwits in prapertlnn.
tared notice- In nonwlell typrrhe -p r line.
. •Nu audita le.. than Gov.
A I.iou uerwent. itt ordinary reading t3 tw unr
cent per word. No notice k'.- thou :.'.'.
Any ..iieept1i notice. the object of w' hob 1. 1►e'
tiectinInry belwnt of any Ptah vidnal or leo-net
*Hon. to be omoddrnrl an itt vrrti.run•ul and
to he clwlrxed arrrnlitgly. -
-!tote. for di.pla) ;and moonset adweKlre-
ment. w III (w gid ell 011 a p1111eilat.ii.
A117114.... 1111 ,lnntn•uiliwt . to
V'ANATTKH ft ttOHn:HTWIN.
Toe nItiNAo...
I..derlch. (ltd.
IN Nighl(IL Tilt' iteDA 1'. at ti. 1. NIX
' TINE RAILWAY BILL.
• On, Thntswlav Sir Wilfred I.aurier
Made the . long -exp eeted announce -
111411t of the Gm)M•nitwtit'1 h•atewou-
tinrutal t'nilwa4• pmllicy in the House
of 1'o)nmon The rutin features (4
the (iuv;et•nnent'o proprwds hove earn
10411re the public for 1141111e tiler, but
lacking the weal of authority which
has sow leen plateal upon ,1Item by the
Premier. Sir 1Vilfi•id laid tit r(Ys upon
the character 14 the underbil(iug as a
• great national enterprise, tarsi tied to
provide ,a transportation cane bit•h
from th
r Atlantict/
I .'
the. Pa ill(- Fill
'midi , 111tlir Inst Canadian spoil.
vire of the awkward .position it
which railway traffic in this, country
would Ire played by the abrogation of
the bonding privilege by the 1'uiterl
states, the Gayer m,tenf ronoideteol 1411
all-t'a11Y1li;in toad 11 political Item•:sit V.
Whether the, t'iitest States would
• ever -Adopt suck it desperate Illrastlre.
viltk•h would bring effect' ve retaliation
hy.1 .,nada ' mum ,t iiitd States trtife.
is open to quiStion. Int the. building
of 1111 entirely rode endrtit read will
ward off all possibility ef danger from
that source. ' • \
Thr eri,lrt•n 141111on. trine JI. 'lin.
N.H., ti/\Wi inipl•gt is to be Coma nailed
by the Government and will'he leased
to the Grand Trunk Pacific ftlr Pro -
years. ,it a rental which. after tone first.
seven years, will r romp. the, Go Vern-
Y•Il 11 a ,'IM 0'-
nent for the interest n the � 1
eniLrt111411on. An impol1nut provision
is that any cungrany nay serially
penning powers over thin Nerehnl 111
the rad, the design being to give the
(imvertlinenl . control of 1111 nM(•nnt;11.
ental indite i and to uboiate the
dnptieotitig of rxlennive lines Iwftk-irn
the Frlsl and the 'West. The See -
t' 041111- Winnipeg 10 the Pacific
cast in `t•) - Iw built and ogwrat.'il
by the G.aMl Trnnk Pni•itI Company
at. ite Own est wow., with a Gov'.ktl-
• rylent retrainee of 'winds to the .x.
tent of 75 per Irl . Til. (if Wet tt,ltent
will 11)40 t 111a.intet sol on the honcho for
the imminent) snake' fat- seven rears
• The\ Pte ' •1 estimated that Ihr tut 1
liability- awsu"'Iel by- the Gov -ern! nt
wo'11d not be alln•. $13,114 ,INN1. uv -
11111g power,. over the western 1'
abut may lo' secured by tithe, impale
len. intlu ling the lut'ueui. lap Rail-
way. which will thus 1 enabled tt,i
*end its twins front Halifax right
throng1110 Port t41 11111111111. Maily(Alio'.
p11 n•ieie Alm are delle fir. 1Ise pmite..ttion
f public interests, in411141ugime *ma-
in the emit r.1 of rates over 1h.Grand
Trot Pacific it; the (li.vrrmwnt• (IP
' in Ips ioyrrnulrnt railway • 11 t 1'0-
Mton. ,
The i.hjtr• in to the construction Of
the )1oNr•tot llu,4wr• s7•1 ion 415 an
1414Tress u )1114 lig11
f the present
Government1st •' N . I
road ,u rot ly the
Pretnirr'o atsl.mret at tie Inter-
. •collminl in lint tented, owto it sr eir-,
r•iitun route, for trans.. 11inentol
• tlnfllc r that the new fine will nih'ide
a whittler route rand will eery.. 1 tor -
1' of the is mite) tent without r •1=
way- (twilit i.•s.
The opening upoft hrgleat sttettle0
of bind in not'f horn Ontario and
• Quelle' It tonsllletetl atlf ,'j,.,lt wnrrn11
for the chumming o4 n lode which will
la-Aver/4e it met ion of (%linty which at
pri' ent 114 1111le name 111 let than a
ramie Th., Government ham faith in
the possibilities of that vest regii.n
which 'fhr railway will bring int(
• toroth with the `world. and els bold
p,liey will he justified by snI•e'ss.
It t* easy to find fano[[ with_ *Int
details of the ineasltte. but on
whole it mutat' i.' admitted the the
Government htuanlatt(' a spleml hair
gnin'tan(t rain for O. -pry smnll,(iii(r(h•r
,iitlotee corer( the hb'ilding, n en
netiomd highway- which the d de
v.loptnenl of unr Went.. 'country
of
('Mp'lvolly him 'n• r 11 ne•eenity
Rnnnittl; njwMfi • th.e present tail
wan liuii 4( will open tip 'new,, arms.
foe ire [let• and give the country a
• . h the nt which hits top 111 the
141 enamel an *11,1(Mt inMll w'ru 1.
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drawn i k. It tea noagnifleent tinder-,
titling, worthy- ,of the ruling nation
which 1!t only beginning to dh*ore•
thy; gnat things of which it is .apitMe•
THE CROPS IN MURON.-
At 1111. time t4 wilting the
per spr ie for n big genres' crop net •
tweet Iw•It•r inn thin comity. Th •
4..reml* and the rads Am p8Mi. Moto
greet
Fall w- heal t. will lett.) the lotg,•
yh•hi .4 lama. y,rt. Man. fortn,nl will
heave frnn 1111 to dA 1x,114011n sn twee.
1
'rM• average for the comity may Iw.
placed at 2b4 bushel&,
Rpring wheat is nil It grown
now. It will rim 141014,1 20 bushels to
the ane.
Thr barley crop will he ilINNnl.
Fran :il to ii) bushels is the range,
and the *veneer will be 'agar el holderlr
t. 111e aver, of pl p grain. There is
me better.gtuiu than lwrley fur turn-
ing off all kinds of live Nt.ek; 'non 11te
!body !deer to, the nhienituml hug. the
knight of the "N'iltshirr sitar."
Onto. will rum high inyield-any.
where from (11) to :Std lanhe1N to 1114
erre. And Huron 1%114 ale tats.
Putxt.lw will Iw au excellent erop
thin year. frau All apprsraucrs, We
are glad of this. There are Where
Iw•sldrs the Irish who . lilt' n Kole!
mealy potato and the prier of
••ullurphies" has been . ton (ugh fur
satisfaction to thewr of us Who have
had to buy them.
Hay will Iw barely an ordinary crop.
but the pa4tnrN are promising for a
meal second rpt.
Fruit will Iw wed' 1 tenni* large
yields and sour poor of the V1H0111w
8411.114.
Taken all 1..getltrr the year will he a
fat one for tile Huron agriculhtrINt.
90 -OPERATIVE PACKING OF
APPLES.
A cirtula' iwtued by the Ihnllini.an
Department of Agriculture ca1114 nt-
[-nt141tt 10 the nec•Msity'cif n rhntlgee in
tiw method of marketing apples. 'rtte
shippingoflnuall fruit.. especially in
(tie districts wroth grow large • (piant I-
t ies,
arge-yuantl-
ties, has become iewell-urguuiztrl IuAi•
meso, but there is et n .geed deal of
haphazard ;hunt the pekinv and
'marketing of apples. nud'ahe grower
weld,1 douht less welcome suuitt*ynteno
which would give applepri4llOwtiun
of an established business *eh
this is is
)r think h
urtrr: Taw L patt)nrut ,
to be found into -operation.
• not 't ' r like
"T'hr English merchant bant dews m
to handle small -lots and experimental
packages." Mays W. A.. MacKinnon.
thief of [lar fruit division at Ottawa.
,wauts'thousands of barrel&, all
umarm it. quality. • variety. , packing
and 1 •uckage. +This uuifuruity, how-
ever, cannot Iw seminal whryepleking
is deur in .will quantities intirharls.
The time has arrives.) in the history of
the apple troth. in Canada a-hru Targe
packing houses 1 Iw the order' of
the day. Whether these large' pae•k-
inglhousec. are 1•untrolltyd by c)-npvlo-
1ive alum Print ions or by enpit uljst 1 who
have a knowledge of the apply busi-
ness is it matter of totuiptjnitive in -
'difference. . 1t dew., however. nem
finite possible for intell' nt Kronen.
to unite i11 r(. (prrilti r• a$14(i(iation$
and secure all the • It-mim r•s thin
serve to the capit list. as well VIM
those that r01ne 1parking in !;.rge
o a MTM 1 not
quantities. ml, Irh1 1 , I'r
uuThe
701'
necesseril• exwive Intiklings. They
Arnold 1w• fr w,( -prim( alma Iargeenongh
to 711.1 ate the full crop of the
',Moms. is not at all difficult to get
plans tha have worked well in 'other
parts of idle countr)'. The aim should
he to, tire as large a •quantity of
flood itt'k An p.ulilde, -to grade it
111411. lays mark it honestly according
to t e artily tu4nts u( the Fruit Marks
At , and sell.. thnnigh any mer('
1 at Ilia y offer itgrratest advantugea
tete isnot th )Iighirst doubt that if
such an aa0,WIa inn were formed in
any of flu edit (intricto anti-stlrh a
packinghouse yet I,ijiherl it would at -
trail ',flyers from •ret tuat•ket. and
the apples co1)Id Iw . 44 fon•spot earth'.
It is sincrlel• hi hoped .t.hat'*he
meet business nwn at long the apple'
gitiwt'ts will take this into their seri-
ous consideration. It in not nitrely a
(mention whether thrid.• own.epithm
Will hr mold et the proper 'figure or
sot. They rhould 1e, even for their
Ball sakes, deeply' int ted in the
mile of their neighbors a pars. A
sis t e con itio s of
careful nal 1 f the n
the 'emir will show that priers in fndt.
lfsitecially are often manly d reamed
for the•want of melting ability von flit.
part of the small grower. It therefore
IwIuo a intelligent- and
v r•N 114e n ,o t
K
tarter grower to littered Minitel( in..
the Emil of .his leers fortunate neigh-
1'Me troll-gM\wrrs` of Huron, ficin
whom..ocehatdM thou*tndn of lestwelit
of illi cies are «einorted every year,'
ntay'Hud itt e4)'operati(rn a pnofltwlle
'Mimi of the pro chili get titbit
in is to market. N
EDI • IA1. NOTES.
The Tilproblem the: is ngiteting
the An o-liaxrri'W(irld on both Mika
of t "pully".: --Will Rhonlnl'k 11i.
lel
The strongest:,.tentiuiony ,t, the
merits of the iiovertitimst,14 Iwrgoin
with taw ((rand Trot' Pacifle ('(nn-
twiity fa dint to,Utfault with it the
of/Posit ion-ofytilns have to deal largely
in'1innpptr*•mAt lr.
. There Iwenlo to hate amity fatality
attending the 1'anadban party in the
Aleska hounder,- - rotornitwion. The
avail; )if ('hirf Justice Annnnr, who
ens to bt. unr of the nwndern of the
frthnmli,
has" 1114.11 fnthillMtt by the
illn..s* .1 Hon. Edward Rinke. the
rhiet•1'anadian romner', who is incRp-
twitaed from taking bin (mart in the
Vane. 11 will not ire an eensy matter to
11114 n emeltm•tenf snr•(e0m.r kir him.
An encouraging sign of literary ole,
'elopment in 1'n11,I,111 is the e1 1111
sorrr•ms and improvement of The Can-
adian M:Aga r(ne. 1 t,• nlsrnr of sucka
dietinetivel•t'anulinn pnhlir•ation war
1.or nuu,y c4nrr n tep.mneh 111 rho
)omnloy. lett for moon• that it death
mow The 1':om lee' Magnetite plan hem
Hlling the long /Vit want nhd its poi
Ilm 041"1114 to 1w filly •wtahlinherl.
Nowt only (1,1e's it give scope foot 1'an-
wliam suthorehip, lett it .x1141.. an ,NI
expnle11t i t the national sentiment
THK SIGNAL :' (:'ODERIUH ONTARIO
and aspirations and 'is an evidence of
Hie llatkolal culture. 1t rhodd m-
erit** Marty supplest' frau the ('an-
alktu•pNhlle.
Thr (iluls•'s (Mateo corespondent i*
authority for the *1otruorut that the
l'ouseryatives, in their 'wowed' Mi.
herrn. the rrliettihutioll cut '1l e
In r•gorLtu the county of Hur111, :ft
(1
m,'the tow•nsltlp of Hlalrl•it'h a o-
grllwr. Thr pr,poeal should have
Iwl'n eminently satisft'toty tit the
Liberals. The mbitake probably or -
tamed through it notion that Mr.
Tarte had carried mil his *c•hruw of
dredging the tuw•nahip linto ladle
Huron,
The Conservative Ile 1)h. of the
Legislature w•hu• attended the Gamey
dinner at lice Uaf and joined in the
atle•Ui14t'd gloriftratkln of the (doruM
inembie}j fl.r Manitoulin noted take a
despite view of the mm1)Ft0 of their
party. They can hardly iu1agine that
the ['turd" ut the Pr)'ine will be
piled by ilw 111w1 who take a lying
nehemer like (honey into their party
coeticile: Their attempt to "'take a
hero of an unprinripkcl rogue would
lie ludicrous were it not such 1111 0111-
141(41' upon political decency:
Responsibility.
Nu 4lwm from It. rouse
FIuts seawar& how lonely ...ever i1- source.
Hut vale land 1• tl.Aden'd' No .tar ewer
And .41. ail hoot ()tome. 40110)' herr ! w -M
know. - - -
w'1.at earth lards front • earth's lowe41
creature)
\o life - '
ran he purr in Its purpose ars[ .trona In Its
strife.
.itwl,tll life nut be purer and 4ranger thereby!
Thr spirits *1)11.1 men unmade perfect on high --
The army of own) rr who staid by the t1ros1
And mow into the Fane that hake. 'ionises
their own --
Aram this. -are. at last! Huur.t low e. honest
arrow.
Helot work fur the day. 4,0404 hope for The
mun•o4 .
re thew woth nothing more than the bald
111.y 11114)11. weary -
-r1 they have eaddeid-the life 110')
Tile
Irut'sdreary 1
Hi -h! the enfold heaven. to the robeof the
Spirit
F'•ho. "Nelda •'enoawth •baa all things
inlle,1l ! -Lytton.
FROM OUR CON?' PORARIES\
The Railway Srs
Throw , Stat
The men who put through t 1°'. P.
K, agrenent will trait the O. P.
agreement ithd say tint Ale. Ha
must be easy. -
TM Farmer's tank.
Pit. Mary. Argues
'Talking about (auks, , the eer.iwr
who nakee his fano better.v4':y year
is mitered ing just as!Neely an he Would
if he were putting In •y into the
bank. His terl,, is his lank, and its
f.Mihly is his marry[.
Young Old toys.
( Iok•ago Hrlli.b American.
Toronto. Hamilton. limekiln, King-
ston. Petri -bora, Owen Sound, (iad-
erieh, all have hal or •'shortly will
hssi' Old kkay vet ' w1. Thr country
is full of "1,141 111)•4' -at lentil they call
iheneed•es such- hilt wane of them
sem 111 have discovered the fountain
"(perpetual youth and are ovally guy
r•nongh t., lir quite young boys. -
Oon't want tae Dealt.
- SInwue'Reformler.
(Once re tete bring rumored `(hat
the Ullke of Marlborough is to ie sti•nt
to
Canada to *urered lens' Minto a�
Governor -Venetia, and• once torr
every newte!mp •r in 1hto brad than -
inion should pat itself un resort'
against any such proposal. The wife -
of Mntlb orottgh IM a 1'anderbilt. Tlw
'suderbilts ar not better than the
Leiters. And l'nnadi,aum haven't gilt
the haul taste net of ttwir month* yet,
mused by the Yankee entrain over
141111 ('mzn
o'r ••Vicereiue�' at the
Indian dueler. Wedon't Want Ottawa
tanned into it t annex far
Newport and Har ddarhot.
Disposing of Oodsrich Twnilly,.
' Hpmllton Tone.. -
Poor old Huron ! Sir John get :y -
wandered it again awl Again. and
partitioned fie townships among_ ad-
joining etunti,•s to serve the ony
scheme until a, Huron roan WM at a
hew to know from one th to An-
other in what constitency he was
plated. Now the Tories on the. re-
distribution ei mnnit tee ohjeet to the
Lifw:Ill arrangement and present 14
tolWltrr p11)pesitinn. But, 'Orange to
mato three make nes dirporition (4
Iiolrt:n h tnwnn
hiP• renkly Tory
malnietpralhty, timely .they wrn1Mh t
have it elr't a ,. wntwr All by it.
lonely" 1 Perhaps they contemplate
lueying I'.ilnntrxlor+ Mtfillieltddv'
hitch a tug to it and top it dawn/the
*hole where it mnitl(s,baawed to
tieuflwlirA' the vete (4 the' good (telt
toWnehip of Hay.
THE WEEK AT OTTAWA.
Government's Transcontinental Railway
Policy Announced.
•
en Wilfrid Laurier'! Great Bpeerh An A)1 -
Canadian Ro..1, from Ocean 10 Ocean
The People's Interest. Protected in the
Bill Comparison with the C. P. R. Bargain.
tspreial rorre+pindente of The Signal.)
(err.tw t, August 1*1. -The over-
shadowing Parlinmo'ntnry event of
1111* m'msion or of this dweade (eetleh•d
01 T1,,.pdoy- eft'riton, ,when the
i'r. ni14'r tone t., Ino'r th.• Hest reading
of the hill ill) comet -net 14 nigher trAn4-
r•ontin1ntnl railway 141 11.114 ('anado.
1.; pry inch on l'nnultnn suit, r•nnne(•t-
ingq th,' Atlnnlir at lIallfnx and Mt.
John vin Moncton with the Pticific at
114.11 Simiteni. The Premier wild the
construction of this ei a.1 was ne em-
sitry and in keeping with (',enema's
stn tie l4' n nation. The (iovl'r nit
wee going to hnikl the e•4Mertl "wet ion
- -Monet on In Winnipeg And the
Goma Triink Pnrillr 1'Irmpanv wool!
build the weut•rn 'wet ion. The (low -
ern orient (irtinn would be hush by n
r,lnttninoion ,4 thre...Nlap to rehire the
10)11ibidity of 11rlltical cnt•nrption to e
,minimum. The reason the (itnern-
ntent built only the en.t•Yn wetlon
wan hr('nnme it would then have the
control of ten/tic in it4'ran(Is. whi'h
w•n1 highly in,pnrtAnt, t -hob• the
tirnndrrnnk oltrawty hid en Atlantic
snowy) in the United Stateea. The
(inverntnent actknn, teal, wrxlld hear
very lightly on the people of Cantnla.
1bythe tortes pow -toed triers the Corn -,M
'any. the Governnw, t r,.1M with Min
year's morphs.' Alm,e•wv all nor
ilpatk►t1e on It, as the �mwpany it now
h 1 by contract to pay Y per ern
interred on the (sat of penalise., kill,
that in titer 11114 whole *11114 omit we
find its way 11t•k to like nettuu
treasury.
The arrangement ill (egad tot11
Western 'section in impute). Anti*fario►ry
1 provident. 1'hr Government
pitI 1 Iw' 11 *
vs not a cru[ / 1 ►la Id J not
Y•
grant an arae of land: down riot .xranpt
the company from 1ci Ia1 taxation
our d.dlar, and m•c11,rs tmr the (ha'
er,unmit a11w)lute control (f //eight
and 'was ,,get• rites a'r*M the elltile
co11ttmrut. Thr only aoi.iatance given
it I v guul'u11.r•ing the Ia1gd& of the
Coal sty te.lhe extend of 7'i per cent.
of the coat of ennatnictitw--the old
Gianni ninth l'onilany guaraut4Ck)
Ow Other' mdi ler tent. 1t tier k' 01
Hie rad is good from the heginning
and aye running expellant tent
enough for a 3 per tent' dividend
well, the (lover ntlu•ut will not idled
to iw cdle) on for 11 dodla iu the OHO
atUetlou of the western scttuu
il)MPAN1tw w'1TH TUN l'. P. N SAN
(1.4141..
The Prent14 u4aeh4 a strong point
when he eotupatwi the (ont1111 melde
by the Conservative.. with the C. P.
K. Uunupany in Itilfb,
The 1'. P. R' wee given $IS.l1011•,t1l)
in Thvhard crib as a %tarter : then eah4'
val led ttlicitt at $1Miu ul Herr :' nx
twenty yrarl, Parliament decreed Hatt
110 rivul railway %tumid enter the
Nethwrst in cwtpetithal (the
Literal (iovecntnrnt its the °teed
Trunk Pacitie 11i11 atipulatee thkt'
renal awning powers he aecurded
to any other raitwnv applying for
rime uvrr the rutile Iinr, thus uuakilg
it poaalble to rtin.a through trate An
the Intoreolonial front Halifax 't i
Pon and a ('. P. H. train
could ria i the Name pritileg') : I he C.
P. H. was under no control at to
freight and uvrr noes (the con -
inset with the G. T. Pacific expressly
provides that the freight rates *Ikilil
taut be, higher t�htan rate,. enjoyed by
United Staten Meap peel) : the C'. P. R.
hIely true several
tal•io and Manitoba.
e front `•Toronto lo
t. laid late Ihr plan 14 attack the ()pppm11-
w, aitinn intends to pursue. Hr tainted
111 (hitt it would he 'smelly advantageous
al if the (lover uuur111 would cuuntrurt
and operate the 11 41441 to 111e I'a ifir
e mood. Hut Mir Wilfrid in ((is speech
autidpaled that objection 1ui1 raked
if the people would saucy the O1n-
et•tiNu•nt•s going into the hotel bald.
eras, the building of 11.01111 Iiurri to
ilandk' the traffic between Culminate,
the Orient, and ulherwttw'the ope ' g
up of ,t new .,Matt-)• wheretheeel urns
would 1m' small for )'earn.
'Thr ('unsrrvatice ex -Minister of
Keil ily) and ('auals also had a wild
iu s(y. He wool out for the graft.
That was all he (-mild ser in like pngsl-
g sitiun.- -"rite line entirely Ignore%
1 Montreal and 'I'o,onto. lin my Prov-
ince not going to get nuylhinge " Ac-
111111ng to r. liaggarl the Oo'rre-
as went 4.441 it ani 111 twill•%'011.81[ I'ia11 to
(*late.
• 19,e Opposition stuck their teed[
Tutu the measure inlmcnllalrly and
- will light it bitterly. TM. Literal
party have a hargaul to 1* proud of,
c tweed with tpe C. P. R. contract,
,end can afford ter let the (konterya-
[lyre do the most talking. The oov
erunwnt contrast speak fur itself
add is a good text to *tick close 111.
HitOCK41LL4 At S x1 n.IIL*-AI HILL.
On Monday the Haeme cussed and
discussed the Hrc•kville R Yom. ttitil-
wry 1.111 to declare [hat the present
company dorm out owe any debt M.
Lit wyen( nod railway einlr,u•tonl
hove held high carnival over thin road
and have waxed fat on it ever sinew jt
Was Wilt, attest *ixteen )ewes Aso,
The °rigitlal r01ltraete,r, K. O. Her-
vey, when he -feted his connection
with it had not id all ,counts for
labor. ties and rn pItem, and left hie
autecteitors high and dry with till his
arwrmnts un their lard*, anal three has
been *warming ever since to fix the
liability or to have it fittest, but with-
out Curer( until nowThe road runs
thirntgh the hest dairying %retire of
the Province, 1 Bnmkvilkk to
Westport. It will ultimately be ex-
4ehded to the Susi,
was then a
beam h linea in
including the li
Motltr eat
it is no cohmisalion road that is to
to stilt. The a ontraet calls -for a
road of the same :Standard an Ole
Grand Trunk bxtwIen
Montreal and
Toronto ;the lent pierce' of roadbed in
('anodal, hut dews not co )awl dunMe-
trnrklig : and isnot provisi.ln
which shows how chwely. t Govent-
Inrn
t h gripped the Co
petty st
Kt' F'e'd
p
every horn in the 4leuplr`yr f.4vu is that
it is stipulated that all supPli in the
ounstr•itct' of the rhea mho I be'
tmmght in Canada if they. cat he
bought as cheaply nm elsewhere -['bit
include% steep rails,
- %1H w•ILYHlI►M ronner41.
Mir Wilfrid wan Hk bin hest when he
new to slake for s h introducing
the t11ra*u,e. He t44r shortly aft Y
argils* and was uti the sir until 3:
ltd apart from a lit a bonnet
very lilt le, if - a , ,from th
tette tun. except the opt 'ye heat
in thewIdltnller. The goat 'es were
crowded, lithe dress .4)111 re v mem-
ber was 1 his Neat. tienteC.on the
Opposition w Were at n pretoIII. as
those on the . ker's left cmlldlie'tter
hear the Premne r an those win t4sat
around him, • Tae liftwecb(t+ra0 pitmen -
fated by cheer* this' winthl go Ntra►ght
to the heart 44toy part I/ leader. The
statement w•hichelieited the nitwit pro=
longed and .rnpbolit. entwnl'xe .was
when he r'fened titthe constant
threat t he American • Oevernment wait
holding over pm in titieoteing up to ww
that we were at the "tonsure o4 the
1', M. in the matter of meting privi-
leges and that our two great railways
both had to traverse I'nitedMtatee
territory in reachingthe. Atlantic t1•r-
1*iarcd. This, Mir N'ilttid declared.
was tial •h for the Ittailh.ttd mf
Canada. One of the cardinal testate,.
o4 the road waw that it wain to he built
from ocean to "swan on all-Uanaduan
roil. Them, mall Mir Wilfrid. with *n
ripphatie and defiant gesture. we eel
way to the Yankees : Take away glen.
bonding privilege if yon choose, we the
not need It : we have railway' nen-
nlnnic,Ition of our own to our own'
seaports. The Premier wild it was his
experience during the siren yenare lu-
lled been at the head 14 the state, In•
the will of the ('unadian people, that
l.be test way to maintain friendly re-
hsiionn with the repahlie to the south
Of'its win to Iw abwnlutely imlependero
of it. .
TO DN%•ttu►P TIM Wi o% -
Sir Wilfrid then drew a big pin tire
--caw of the western' country which
thin mut would travrrte--and showed
how everything had to await the
advent of a railway before it. email lw
opened tip, ,and how neeea0ary it wan
to have the rosin at once in order to
hold the ptrrnt trade of the W.'st and
prevent is
t from falling into the hands
.of American node and. to provide for.
efficient. transportation *•trier for the
Iinemning multitude, of mettdern com-
ing In every year. They had come
last year a hundred tholA u1 *Gong
and were increasing .very pane If
we email not provide for them our
progress would he checked and 41811'
net tonal would be cast into
the !holden. We were providing not
only for the ptteent bolt for years to
erre, Tu thnsie Who eonn*ellerl delay
he had only unr answer : NO. We
must [rioted at once. The nuttier of
Nurt-ey was a secondary a enhideretk)p.
'('here Wan no preyio,w ittievey of the
C.P.R. route before Parlinmt•nt d
Amon it, neither of the intervol(misp.utsc1.
There was room here err honest differ -
rinses of opinion, but it woe Well to
retnlnnta'r that powerful inflnrneee
were itt work to belittle the. work awl
even to defeat the mea111te,
He 'minted out for the 1 e neftt of
these who thought this lemur r was
the death knell Of the Intercnlonial
that the new rad frnn Moncton AA
far as Quebec would not encroach at.
all upon the territory *erv-ed by the I.
4'. R.: in inst, there watt a rnnggr' of
motf►tkinP seperating thrtu. Men -r-
over, the traffic by which the trans-
mfitin,'ntol lime would 1s• fel would
-len created by it. It wen not now in
exiitenee. Hee declared that thew
wovild he teethe for all the made m
existtnee. The objection watt a pes-
simistic wail. Even vn, he wean mit-
ten( to leave it With the `noel' of
('nnsda whether the I. C. li. watt for
Canada or t'nn,da far the 1. C. R.
MR. WIRtRN'M IMPLY.
Me. Borden replied to Sir Wilfrid
and quibbled on it flint of order Am to
the pr f...dine in intnwlueing the hill.
Ile ala. Fetid he should have arrived A
copy of the hill Ilse day before. The
e,mlr.et was signed only the night
before. The tnith Wss that he was
aimpl)- [radian .sed by the (iovern-
n,ent'14 iNeellent bwar(ain with the
(frond Trunk.
After moss Mr. broaden (-roil Milled
ham remark.. Mir Wi1Hain Mulnwk wan
leading the Hoc ie 141111 the leader of
the Oppswition n*kwl th,• P.wtn.4afrr
(femoral if he rout! give an estimate
within ten million. (4 the covet of the
road, And the Torten e•ntargr(1 on (hes
Tittle (tally all ..-ramp In the rnrr snot
It N'iliiatti (hl not take the ;mention
wortinsely and dM not wMr huefe a
t�►iv.
Doing his witticism Mr. Darden
a rm'
• MR. FITZPATRICK PL'Ts ON TB't•OLOS'la
Philosophers it few eenturies 'pence
if they' can teal the English Ipngipruamige
will Iw able to make a rough estimate
of the extent of our *octal and Id
develoiment by Joking up Hnflsurl
of thin mention, where tffey will fired
the opu4t of our r tintirlaloul dol
rts
.wiled iu regard to tobacco, htluurr,''
gambling and {trio.. -fighting gored una,•
T7fi* week the latter 'what- rams up
for disposal. The existent* of the
PAM' ring at Fort Erie was the provo-
cation. Messy uipuiwrM were horribly
ah/k'ked limit two fools should be al-
Ioived to put one of the two out of
business.* a thus lessening the twit
and ' mincing the Pn)viner of its
11.Rea, while Mhetal teak the manias!
at '`when properly `•.,cunduetad a
f 'entity bout j the gloves was a
he thy .sps.rfo; al (1w 1e cite -
"Pet ly dere *The Minister of
Justin',', no IOWA. WAN utle of three. He
holdk that it is a manly sport and
1 I 1 ud iti lri.t/r1. In fact, hr
tared hat he 114 a, enthusiast in
t slim 'on.
AYIVTHKR ILIUAY tN THY. SENATE,
Mrnatr Inas tisk aunt her Prat,
this t; Ile until August 12th. It looks
,efferti'r (ioneer\ack of o
ntpent Iaetlrshipal141
in
that .hander that'll* all. t is needed
to enable the (lock. .nt to initiate
notch of its lau,inl')sr then•\1414a thus
k p both huluu•s bus)' from The open -
in to the prorogation and lighten the
of the 110,114. of 1. 4,mmnns
1 W.
W. Achesm& Son
Hall Price Wash tioods
We will make a Hurried sale of about 1.000 yards of
Dress Mullins, and Fancy Prints and Orgaudys itt
a
complete range of colors, alt this year's goods to a hasty
conclusion, lusion, l0e, 12c awl 15c a yard have
been the prices,
on male Friday and following days, ail' at one price, per
yard
LADIES' DRESS WRAPPERS
.i dozen ladies' wraMwrn, matte sol h.ivv and foe English prints. 14
light
ant dark 41)10111, gond style. Aisle with Mille and geld swage,1
:3t to etc. Regular *1 (N) and $1.3+11 and *1.36, all placed at one aM
-
SHEETINOS.
jl)O yar1R 72 inch, beat quality, unbleached shirting, a fide even mond
thread, twilled or plain, regular price per yard Me, special at ...... , dh-
Black Sateen!
:i pieces :al inch 1.1o1'k mercerised
sateen, heavy weight, Nlaitlhlc for
shine, waists or aprons, a fine lus-
tre, is -water 1&' cloth, at !''r yard Ilk•
Patterns for Summer
Garments
mekrdl skin waist euetlnilre,
Short Round Skins.
T11cked 11104111e (lets.
Corset Bargains
3) (Main comets, made of finest
AmeHean mutat, steel filled, nee
float and perfect fitting. Half a
dozen different. Make. of also and
=1.215 styles, all sixes, mps•ial at l5•.
Butterieks' Patterns
None Iwtter, therefore none cheaper.
W. Acheson & Son.
'PHONE 7(1.
We Are Still at It
We *alit to make our
Bread the leading Bread
in Goderich and the only
way we can do it is' to
- tell onr patrons about its -
=A L-1 T=Y
•�tl►M �
Parnell -Dean Co.
ha 0114' of the Oren ,and Most
up- to 'bakeries 111 re ere in
nada. 1t�'�e"' WI twice AN
•h tinyothter he er, there -
ear ter the sate 41 1rApr'a1N
m,tot iw Try n et Inge• get
nut of Ihr a nit into the new
one. HIIY . Nken'Desn s fired.
Iron 4144.8 140
P. T. DEAN,
4- I1
Something New
Something ° Goo
WI::1121? S/11.1' a(:Fs'rti FOR
Pratt & Lambert's Ifigh-tirade Vara hes
Start Right To -day
and you will find the world very
much brighter to -morrow. A good
complexion -the bloom of perfect
health-bfigbt ayes, clear brain -
these an within the reach of all who
take care of their digestive organs.
Take a teaspoonful of
bbey?s
sacs
in a glans of water every morning
and 7uu will And that blotches and
eruptions will give place to clear
clean skin. Throw away the powder
puff and rouge -pot -they see cou oter-
(eite of nature. Abbey's will cure
constipation, the enemy of a clear
coudplexion.
Al all Druggists sic..*4loe.
dinirnimme
. 61 Floor Varnish
it a fllsnr ash th,t fills a lime felt want. The highest result* are
obtained by its nme. 11 is WATERPli(X)E. OIN►RI.Pa1S and TRA: -
PARENT. Easily applied ntul alien quickly. Uannot be scratched or
marred by furniture or ordinary lame. iTT WAR MAUR TO WALK
1IN. 1t is just the thing fur ui111.11h I, 'Modena* arnd fteN)nl.
ily
sort Finishing Varnish
is just the thing for all outside work or work expensed in any way to the
weatbefl, a1M•h AA front than*, , shutt'i-, and store (runt..
Summer le
Wall Pape
Daring Jelly and
August we intend
havinga"SIJMMER
SALE" of wall pap-
er, offering you 15
per cent. discount
off any paper in our
present stloek.
This meanie it will
emit yen 1 tests to
paper a room during
these two months.
URI BOO STORE.
C. 18. R. T•BL*GRAI'H R TiC:KRI'
AGENCY.
38 Preservattve Varnish
varnish for all inside ase on furniture and wn odwork•
with a brilliant glum likes polish. IS NOT APFi(A'T
R COLi) WATRR. And W'1.1, NOT (:RACK. RIPS
TURN WHITE.
A PULL LINE OP
'Ma,ryesting Ilardware, ' .
Rope and Bfiliilh Tw►ie.
Geo i,. Allan
The i eadi Hl►rd�tnee and Rtoyp 111%14.
Save the
Horse from
Flies
Now i* the time for fly -nets.
We have n good stork in floe
Mak leather lace team, leather
team net's, cotton net 'betty and
flank), and /stable Hy- sheets.
Bargains in Harness
N..kle-ppIntcl mingle hnrnems (nen
ft10to*et. •
Hard natter mingle bowmen from
*12 to tt2n.
(iemntn. ruddier mingle harneos
from 1015 to 11:15.
1/1x,1114' driving and work hnrtles1
nt right prima.
Buggies
8M££TH'9
ANN MlLL
OUR, 1 i IIT. and ('AM13111.1
fODERICR.
Thi1 mill hitsbeen rebuilt and refitted with
mrstrrn nlaehlnery for nwan,ifaetiring promrtly
tool .rrintn1104111) n11 kinds of Wand work.
Bwiidir g Material
of every de*•tiption kept in adeek.
Mash. looms, Erman%,
Interior and Eittalor PinWi.bIib l
kinde on hand or male to order.
sad
an
F./elm/on, fnrnlObt(1 on eip plieafl(tO.
Orders r.)1ieitc1.
A gond line 441 linggles, steel and F, 'It
cable, fire. eke priers t will -f 1 ` ...->set) them.
O'
0. McERIEM 'M .
11 A R A VtiBTmff,118CLUOIliit'
HawalloagaL,11111oto patter t R1117iwt0