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nonpareil. -.Ir, twelve lin& loan inch.
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year.
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uatons a'aeaua, Sil,oat 4101. w'aoled, 114.11..'>for
Side or to (tent. farm. fur Male or to Haut.
tokb" for sale. etc., nal exceeding richt
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(11)Hk1114'H. THURSDAY. OCT. 15• It4a1
TARIFF IDOLATRY.
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Thr 1111111 ill U11"Spectator man. who
develops s)'uyltulns of ee ehral, *1yper
re•nitn whenever he talks about the
"t minors 11114 end "idiotic" free 3.1•attlers,
• seenis to think 4hitt the editor of this
paper is 111 be charged with 1 p-
tiuusness bemire, f,lwoth, he ven-
tured to find fault with the IJuu..►oN.
Chamberlain:" ralsoliing on the tiariff
question. Now. the- Signal maw- has
an idea (possibly 111i.takl•nl that he is
0111. 6411 he 11141.t 1i1,04l oat 181(1 'maroon
ing of 044ls : but • of his duties
is to express hisviews on eueretit
event*, and having- relul Mr. l'h nt-
Iwrlxam's' i anifedo 1 formed an
up . ' f it he Was filt,'w'ithheld fa-
nny especial lawe 41 Ihr non..1oseph
fr/ul putting it in print. Nut' being 0
selm llmaster, he did not think it
ne'lMWlr•y to Nay: just w'llrlr• x1111 how
Mr. ('1 to•rlain's )eawming was at
fault!: xnylx.ly can read the deliver -
/Mee 1(1144 ser for himself.
We nnis4 stay this for Mr. Chanller-
rain. that its recognizes the vaiue of
fee trade del, indeed, dill calls him -
s 'If484 fre-.I rade('. it nd is taking hie pre,
Pin ,leasee ostensibly Stith the object
of enforcing the wloptiun of free trade.
to Wane eaten, by other countries --
in whish respect he is mryetril re yes
frrrn the h41(ede'Ns ('uid111ou 411 Un.
S1WC(tit or 11(1341, who 13'111141" 11 trps-
.tt(IIIe 13(31(1 for its town wake. The
1.11i1 Sl':aten tariff whirl) The Spse•-
1(344t• wullld• have Canada ono- Mr.
4'haaii4,ls•plain etinsiders au ":11ou1i111-
)
(►ver in`Britain the lending leen of
loth platib\4, almost without exe0p-
ti'r)K are lean to plena, MI'. l'hnuc
Ikriniu'* poops of the 44110111 1011 of
the P01,tection Wl3 (611. 1V hal they
would say of The Spiytntnr's fence*tie
flutk)n of taxing the country rileh one
e
cal ooh• imagine.
COBDEN AND THE QOLONIEs.
t, Goldwin S11111 11, 0114• of, the
gree est living authorities on Rd
hist ne.% has given his '16t tetlt1(11 t
certain nincunc*pliunn of the vie e
of Co l*Io1 for 4336.484. free tenth. agile -
tin'. which 11)11.1• gained sums ertlen.e.
'.1 Lite. . Ile sa\-S:
"1 '41u1.'rl, Mr. Chamberlain Nays, 4-p
.g,urleed HIV cnluuirs as 0111' h1'11nc0t4
.to lie got rid of. Cobden did nnthitig
_01\ tilt. kited. He never nioke o(•
1I .light of-13'rulonirs with coldness.'
lar ('s espect. whate•tir' 110 might
think r say about the system of wi-
le., 6131
wr-fwlna1 rpndri'e. II Was Disraeli.
the lead. • of Mr. ('hanlerlain'. liven -
,
pill party.. 'ho, oldie he affected' the
highest reg 4-i for the colonies in pnh-
7ic. in his ant denti14l rnrr•4fsrnd0nce
.r,lllel Ibent hl,illalonos rnfind the
neck,of Engle 4 ," 4',11x,11.1* o
loke1
uportheu as des flet to heroine fr,o
11.11 14111)4, IN I 0 their M(1ther
Country by.1h1• fiat lies of affec-
tion and lnntied stip net. The ideal
which he formed fon' til in 1.1.3(1. higher
than that formed for 11 in by chow.
10'1114 would consign them 1 perpetual
dependence. w ill, (teasel -1i I.subjec-
11m to the l'olrNllnI (Mier: It wean
tom ( .I*I,•n's circle, 4as it ha 1.*•roi1,'
that the !111g434"4(inn emanate) f • the
Ana thtle of 43itin43 the 4`.dniies heir
.•
pr,6 r phut.iu• the (imam'. 3(3434 h.
"That ('ulab•n 10•318 wanting in 1
good tow t he w ttrk ing )•h1.w•n isent ot he
Het hitt. 43i111wdf it - f;11'tlla,. w.n.
though he att. never 71 tb•magoj(ne, 114
WW1 Nlwaa:a a )aeof Ilf the p141441. al -
6,(`* striving t1 bring plenty into
their 1 e., :111,1 all ardent MIs)nva(s•
of popular edits• aim!". H•• '.Ilrnit:Islla•
refuse) "Me. 1411.1 lost.)•*, %Vh')) he
uplifted l.•h.. .1. of free t1011t011
*
of IIkons/Mils of workingmen in Eng-
land were oil of work, alit w'illi their
fanilhrr. ill WInt-ef INe14•I. A*1hey 'Hey
he again if protest lin sitee..la Ili 411111•
route rivettietg On yoke. With the
adoption of him policy L•a114 euldiy-
Meta in alonb(1u•e; And plena' of
breed. ('11(101' filet policy in., 1111
yearn the a..AAtli of Englittel has �r nor -
t only increased, 116 spite of the
;mincing rivalry, 8.1114.11 1141 IN
c.*11.1 *Vert, of other goal imbed trial
nit ions. And *,I* 834 h'.*ll.,IiIIg 4•iclr-
111in1 ex3w11di11111• 4111 ,11'llnattien1$,
with taw te'klass and I'111IIII11)1 W/1 PM.
1%'11411 111-41t4.7 I', 4141104. as •h
for the people ns 17olalen'e (olid• has
done. it may trample on the 43)3(•4 of
l:olsden."
EDITORIAL NOTES.
'Canon Hir•ks, Inr•siding al the eour
fertmee of the Caine:whirr and ('heothin%
140.t1p'romee 1 11,3. said he world Iw
glad if the IINUah (iovirnmetd. wamid
go etrlltght 1(1 (hltario, ('*nn44n, for to
New Zealand and take (nen either its
'velem of temperance legislation for
adoption in Hrltain.
Lally Bernard, til' lady who write*
the "lb Iftw,snl" ,ttltf for The TI molt')
file's., has been visiting Ihr Agri'ul-
titre! College at fnuelph end laments
+(hat. it 'a eituNtewl "ewer Rntn the
clue of thinking and infedie(tatal'
people,- s r iu s are centred
whoh thinks
,(1144111144 Quer: tis Patin in 'I'18ronto.
Lolly has the ‚quo s 18f the swollen
bend etiala4y peculiar til 'I'otutito
p•uple.
Sir Cher!es'Puppet. has been Making
speeches au England in support of the
Chamberlain pnegt';uu, anti uuw it is
tl13u.uMed that GeorgE. Foster to 111
take part III MI'. l'halliIN•I'Ialtl'N cam-
paign. And there ,1 an discredited
p(1114.ltus will he Imitated es repre-
sentatives of l'iinuliau optiuiun.
It is a bad sraatitm Ot tie year for
manufltctnet•M to begin culling down
4x3x•nses by Ihr. 114041143 iff (1f hands,
11114 that c 1411011 431 uuw staring the•
'(ok1111.11 in the United Stales in the
face, and ..13) thoteihrds of homes dur-
ing the early winter .will r • hard
`times. --Hamilton hlppe•tatur.
Vaud is the matter with the high
ta•iff.4n'e• (twee, Speck dear?.
That huiian cnditi)ne are improy-
ng" is -pretty cnicltisively shown by
the stxlistics of longevity gathered by
the insurance eomp,uli01. Three ste-
t inticscover M:1irlpean and American
r'18uut'ie•s and Show' that the average
dural ion of batman life for melee in -
3 --years to POO to.
28,3: 0011r's in 1871) end :CLIC! year. in
11S4), 111141 for fenialrs from :5/.3et years
in 1840 to :111.314 anti :11(141 years, re-
siteetively, in 114711 and 1144( These
figures might also be used to Kettle
the old dispute as to which is the 11101e
*111110118 life -1 hat of the Inas lar that
11? Ihr 1 lllll att.
There. .8111 he general wttisfa4'tion
with the'ritinouneetnent made by Mr.
Fielding last week of x large decrease
in the public debt if the. Dominion,.
The tn,nleiul operations s •113 the year
113132-434 have Ientdt/'43. after providing
for 'out ex 'wield rate d. over ten IIIIHilr111
on r:epital x4'1111111, in a de'ar•,ask. in
the debt if *1(3h411,:441, The adjust-
ment of certain debts Iwtw6en the
Provinces and the Ikliliuion hart. n-
oodled in a further dereouw of s'.: -it. -
4)43, making a total tedu'tion of the
debt diming the year to the extent of
$0,$8G,M10. l'ode's Liberal ad11linis-
fration Canada's financial iwit ion dear
been greatly improved.
The, Woodstock Sentinel -Review has
chanigr'd hands. Andrew Petttllo,
M. P. 1'.. `1011 has published it for
nu(11)• )'*34114, ie tiring from new•s-
pap•r work. end leucceetied by a
company with V. Taylor, lat.l•
busin4s nlan3ag'V of -Thr .Munttr•,I
Herald, rr president and nianaging
diteealr. The Sentinel-Reyirw is a
spi.1rdid p(4wr, and s4nwhnw 181' Other -
hots always laden' asw.'ifte1 in our
Mind with, or t.egalrlyd moan 3IIIIe•x,nf,
the .01444, Krlstariliad'harae(rr if t
grand elect' f 4-1 fry in vyhirll.43
published. N.. wish for /l. I'lettlllho
dill higher liie3uh.'n1 hiss future career,
anti for the new proprietors of The
M,'ntinol•I14' O'W slimes; and pros -
Tilt.
T11t• A,ws'ietl'il Pis sends an iiter-
entin43 ieyi4'at' of John Motrl•y's hiogra-
phy of (aadstone, w'hi••11 lids jest
leen published II)' the Mou'rillans.
One of the ext 'atto given is f • Mr.
\Irn•Ie)y's referents to the muu'h-dim-
c11see1 battleof M14juhe Hill and 18 SS
follows --
"Stow.. have •71r43fied that we (6nl(ht
to have brought up an overwhelming
tore. Iii demonstrate that we were
able to )coat them *where w-4- remade
paler.111(W'tunitell•dernuustrations
If this sp•cie•s easily tarn into pt'uvli.
i)4ien*, and tl1.Jk^of this kind mostly
1•(1134('* felon' thine' w'h4, Iwh('vv, - not
that' peare teas tpuule• in the wrong
way. lett that the
giving their
count ')''lack itI t w Item ought nm'4•r
to have been made at ell (1n any twills
in any wav:, This 6.1414 not the point
from which either Cabinet tot' Pat•lia-
uent. *(rterl. Th. 14''vorrintent had
derided that unirxati(n had been an
'error. 'Th.?Rlwr'.•had proposed in-
quiry. The Government 11V.1.11 11.11 00
condition that the litters dispersed.
Without waiting a I-Paxto n:Ode l rine for -
aa reply aur µeneral was wu)'xteI in a
rani' and trivial attack. Did thio van-
ed (oulr proffered bargain: The point
was *inmp3.' and 1111 I111st14kahl,, tin..mgh
part) heat at f ', tear. 1111104011 m1
11111 colony and ins everlasting 1111100
pone teen to calix up different quest -
thorn anti to 1(1114606-1' 11-1)6' 3oin( b) to-
g llll tents
o-gn'ients that heistng to Another, all
roi)hillel to onetime a nimbi ' of
Mind that N . rlt,al51 neho3d of parti-
wan* have trained upon ever mints..
Strange in mighty mati0101 i* 1111611
1143- Y (• • * !1.• N 1 1
n4- b a all gal J x Roman pride'.
All the `note may we Ndmlire the
mend courage of the Minister ; for
*11,61111 r'onrage may be needed ('nein
where :IY.1'*1 111 10 bIi**1.11344 fortnn-
ateh"happ'n1 In coln'ide• with high
o etime%alnd wound ;volley of slate."
'the Quiet -Life.
Ifahip 00. 1111111 n -h,.•"• 101-h aldol (,,M
• A Mw' wt,n1:11 err.•. blood:
'onkana 1 'nett he hi., nal lye air •^
In nwv. gnolnd,
%%'lase•M " w tl
1 1'pt•` 1 e Irdlk, whose kills with
%\'hew- thinks ninth 1.140 with *tllmp
Whose Ire'-. 111'1 nuu•r yo'k* 1,1.11 .haa,,„.
it wittier.
Hh•st, who can nn1•nlriierrn',Ilp And
, meta., day 4 and yeah- .1444.' soh sway'. ,
In health of hat, peacee of mind :
•• if',%., •Ins. •
Rented .ir'ep p) hhtht :.nolp ma easel •
T,60yp, l leer m11'd .wr•L m4- e;Mn :
A I*111o1.. torr., which host do . pleasr,
i\1t It no -dilation,
'4-i as het m1' 111 r. an'Mrn, nnknnwdi
'nee ,,,It •nu,l 1c 111.1 ,e Inc
Mlwd from the world and nil o stone
Tell where 1 Iles
haw.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Those Who Countenance Gamey.
Toronto star.
Meld. 1.,6111(3 Ihr nothing 111111. -
emit than \l.', (rule •'M tour of the
Prot Mee. making lib. s'nrliI)net
:meek,. upon the ledger who were
oblige(1, out of Iain ott'1) Ment inertly, In
VI nd' him. And in the inti ramey
which chlraett•ritter hie ('.ndict til•
men wfiot invite hien In their pintfo111)8
hat. a Loge *hare. It most lie a
eniiltairly eons, ringed Mind that ,',,,i
11wni9.' n tnin like (honey end nein-
t)'nnnw' hie vilification of the trent
irteproes e11Ah1' j1141g(w that '14.1' lel
rpm 14 British bench.
'Hurrah 1 we Are Diernv.rsd
f HIIlI,ihon soon toot
Poor Chamberlain. 1'1 twat os he wee
yeatenl,y, he in led ot grvIs,• slot fi-
day. lie hes hewn ('-r et *-h r -.l Tl:e
tilxlerielt Signal has finished p1t)r Jur,
and this is what kitlarl hila :
111r, e'ha1abrrl*In (4 an able pleader. And Mr
play. a great Ileal of 41011 lit the employ latent
of a popular fatalas r pulltst weapon, but
hi•.. UII e•to eskeheyn preferential taritfeuurlivn
pod tented in Ureal 14rltaln contain. abundant
rt 'dente that be 1, anything but a tees
reasoner.
The Signal is printed, iu (iadrricl>,
Omani county,. Ontario. on the *hurt*
of Lake Huron, a short distance weal
18 Holmes f H Imr Hill and x few north
w'ltil
! t
of Hayfield. 11•(' place the Signal man
thus irli'lll'11Ia1'l' that the Liberal
patty 11) Eiglaat may kiunf where to
get x bigger 114481 than Hatchery.
A Losfng Pdiari.
Kidgrtuwet I iondnlun.
'Vo often W 1e• why malty l'an-
adieu l'ous'rrative 1634110111 feel in duty
1 J to endorse every move made by
Mr:Chamberlain. Not only that. but
they endeavor to make iii* idea,* part
lath putr'ei of the policy of the hilwtral-
('uuservative pasty iii this eouutt•)'.
There in not much meaning in part •
name* in (hie t• try any . ami
Ihr l'nnail ian party shat ,"stalals by"
('haualwrlain is in 18111. 0111114011 d ' g
its level best to keep in the Opposition
benchees at Ottawa., The vett Majority
of pxefple are perfectly cunt*'ppt with
Canada's present relations Willi (cleat
Britain and satisfied with the ,ntliok
for this 1.311111t vv. When certain tow's-
1481104'1 write (1f "public opinion" they
mean the .piiiuu of pertain s111a11
1 leough pet hallo ' y 1*dit•s in the
rills., list lhr weit3(4 titrTtWastit
gu *11.111 $11101)43 13w 1'UI•lue11 and pee, -
file at the 0 • faits( this fell aid
listen to the opilli0ns expressed &atilt
Imperial Federation, 1u)4eri,aldefetwe,
closer Ielat' , rte., and they will
find how little (hest. question* have
talkett hold un the voters,, ,Cumwrva-
liten as well a. Liberals. The news -
(tapers who Write of '•Lauriet's un-
timely remark," at the recent Montreal
llauglw(" 111a)• be sue reed to dimyn•er
1 • nearly the said remarks reflect
the feeling ,1f the nontry. 11101114 -
of Canadian 1'onserv/4lives have
little .o'll(athy for 3rlt4sh Toryism*
and 111411 less for Chamberlain and
%Chat 114- syands for, and hey nal orally
resent the attempt We speak of to
c '11 lie l.ilwistll7m.wry*liveparty
as sharing tdM' pditical vicars of the
Tories and Uni(lnists of (itwat Britain.
What the Farmers Haw Done.
Guelph Mercury
M
"Tata' til Coiled nose s the highest
)
6 *
Syr
protection ora note •1111110 -world.
• lu 1. and Ihr
.a ulrrir*lW ore the exist pN.4ale.wllr. If 1'11 un
414 *;lad. t4 I•cnu.n an agricultural country
tiwu we load all better bemuse farmer-. pmt it
we wont our uurnufatnriorr toilworn-- It, pn.
•(4-r.. we ,0.34* n high tariff, 41111,4,131 for the
anallan.. i- 111) motto."
This is the way The limit Reformer
tepnrts a Galt manuGu•tunr• in nue tar
the w)olrn bt'anohr8 there, end it is
typical of the attitude ,1f a good
ld )•
men who serol to forget that they are
making mune)' nut of tariff favot11
granted to then) by the euuntr)•, end
paid for by the test of the people.
••( 'athlete for A few Canadians" is their
lead 1110(111.
'('hote in one thing about the fa ar-
e(•.. *qd that is that they do not ower
their tom -cern to special 1niyilegee and
favors, hit. to downright hand work
:uµ1 intelligetltadaptat' to the warts
of their coma ituency. They Are rade
to alert the whole world Inc peti-
'tionl and what have they aeeotn-
pl11hel::
fit 1MI4►the• expM14 of all farm and
food pprxllll•tM from (',tlmada were
•etity-f • millions.
In liardthe exports of 1111 farm and
fru
to ei
pr8hets from Yamada amounted
' suillinns of dollars, art in-
crease +-j fifty-six tallithim of dollars in
twelve y )M.
Canada plight be noted for loan)
things wor.se than being an agri-
cultural e natintry when her farmers
caul show stela eignifIcent (vmulls to
the world.
Chamberlain sayhe C. S. tariff is
"an abomination." a New York
Heald nays 13.48 "wit 1," And yet
we are 'wing urged too ills• such .-x-
4.4.1414'). of nili4mal w•INNltla4��0,.3ele. Debt,
tr'111, inle:1
eent, Nitre 1,1! t,r.s APe all
necessary evil., at the beet, `ain't all
attempts to gild them 11'drr tIi# n14tpe
of 111.v'dnpnl•'nt and patriotism dot, not
change thea), though they, may make
them rade:. (1* 8w11.110w.
THE WEEK AT OTTAWA.
Sir Frederick Borden Announces His
Military Policy.
Plana for -the Incriaw of the Efficiency of the
Forc.,-Dbcun,on of the Ooderich Desalt -
wattle, Project General Approval of the
Vote -Dr. McDonald for the Senate.
Rlpeclat•Ivlrn•-poodenee of The 1igmaf.1
Ottawa, (k't> 111th. -Thr. ('
NJent the whole\ark in c ttcr of
snt)431)`.
To x gallery vleitor-the committee
stage i. Mout the pro4.'st pilaw of
Parliamentary plro ceding.. but it is in
41111111111 tee• of supply that the Minn -
term make the most enlightrriu)g an-
noun'eilrnts, Max 'h am the rut-
jrM let Jrmo•n eraio l in dealt with more
minutely (loan nn the mantel rending
of a hill. This wen* iteitlnced past
'.4'811inn when the °mooe tion Iru_�l4p('red
lion: A. li._ Blair on the 1. C. R. ex-
penditure nditute, and Ihr pent-up 'ndigna--
1' of Ihr Minimter furnished the
four: fol. one of the twit( npee'h4's on 1.
l'. R. matters ever heard in the
House.
MILITIA MATTP.R*.
This w4sinn the xnhja'e( d.nit with
wan the: potter ref the 4 ).-•psart 11M'nt Irl
Militia. Sir j''r'l(cick Borden hes a
foWanaato• r(10fhi11ation in his muakeae,
for n 4'odati't Min/isn't. H' redline.
his !agitates. (r•nml t • to time to t
Hou0• a4-) the countr • in such • 9,4
I a
a* alm,wt to have a Walls na'r 3«1 fay
Ns tdu' 1411011 1011 of the Opposition is
ronce'uel Lost year his notawh 1111
militia matter* prep/tied the r•ounlr')'
fors pretty a'Ig111•IIII)4 11411441i11g 01 the
whole Ik•part men(, and he did not
dlsaappninl at least (1,,-' Whi1hod 1)10'
pleasure i( lint ening to his stitei.ute
114- did not lnnohn,' any rev,luli6rt-
14ry n4- even )6404611'Pee+ ue plan •uf to
ha•nlitaling the Canadian many. H4.
till I the Konz• of the prenetit date 9.
things :''f whet he wanted thein to
h•:.tf W11.11 h.• 1)11)110610 it with rind
t to. probable rad of it. $3,:372,144,.
The permanent font• wa1 ty Iw 111-
11.141014•11 11111 di -tribute') get the
Iprg.r gIl'Iiwos of Ih. 1)1) ' inn.
I'hin flare wit. depended upon to teaks
betel of thing. in cue of btorotilitiont
and tot he the it..inletor% of the eIt.i•
3.'11 forte. This forte t. c x05401 of
evil-0n1Mn'! men with A Ih.mugh
military educe, lute. The riff' ,dins
were to be fstend std' gl1duall
nbenrit el into the %Ario,a i•giumenta
1)r lee • att•arhrd thwsl,1. The
cadet, nape wee ail lmpntent. (rattier.
it wart the "Sunday winter of the
volunteer fors and would be libel. -
ally treated. Alt 'a menet was to le
.*taidi*lid in the interior probably
of 4)1(Aw•n- and A Canadian Alder-
shot would also hr instituted M a
gram! 11.01rw of re(w8*e•ntxtiv.a of
the eoliths. 111111(114 of all firma,
Gt Is• held annually. The fen+
(S2,4ztn At thin grand tevlew' *mad
Ile the skeletog of the toner of e 4111,1041
turn hr was c4T1Inting on. He was k -
t►
sinew of improving the dorsal de3all-
,ueutt. the ruuauirwataul 48(144 he Me
Islrlat Ixsktra 41n.vadIug tfur 3434-11•ana'
I J• floe( of the luau in thwfield, so they
I woukt not !1e liable to forget that they
were 11y4-(1 in*terul of nniulala, as at
111010(14748 sukilrt''* cuadition at caul
alight suggest. It was nut expected
That all of the awn required to raise
the Iona. to 1111,111) would drill au-
nually, but They WOUIII hr taught the
time o r rifle, 1 f their *repots, (h rlfland
ap .
suMcirnL free *8 111 111(1111111 111 served to
make them all good shots. A K•h.ol
of signalling will also he established,
the graduxtene of which will be di*-
tributel over the whole fore.', the
saute 310 (1 the school of musketry.
TW4) NEN' MILIT.%KI' Ilr:lerrN,
Two tlew depeis of the permanent
corps wuuk) lie• estaldishel, aur at
Moulledl, where we wilt have (1(134
(• pally of Infantry and one section
,1f garrison artillery, prolo111)'
men in all, and )ttlother at l'algary,
N. W. T., to replace the Mounted
Police, Whose ditties call thrid farther
ninth every year. This tome would
ht. called the Stralheona Honeand
would consist of about one 1 Jrd
Melt.
1 h Minister throughout kept x
noticeable rheek on his words.
He luul cut his garment- fussed -
Mg to the cloth and in clrr+ing
said he hoped the co '(tee would
nut twisider hie Program as ton) 11111-
1.11 i111111. lir 1!e•lieve'll it waw x pro-
-gran' which 4'0 orb ir ire tattrwrtrm/i he
haul every /oufidrmce (fiat if this line
of at t' were !proceeded with it
would Ite tensible for its to have with-
in it ut4Nwunable 1w1.i4*1 =say fire
yrar+at least --ole of the lest light-
ing organizations on the facer of the
earth.
('01. Tisdale, 4'01. Th Door and
Col. 5+1111, Hughes took part in the
dig a 1811. 1'br latter urge! ,a com-
plete Ind acounite weer p of the
frontier bordering on the fulled
States. Its was an intelligence .(turf's
in Sloth Africa and had 110 maps of
the pountry, where.w tltr Burnt h,ul
dilagrattn ,1( the entire territory and
ware suF4"Loterl. whde 11e had 10 g0
it Mind. Hr also etlulu(emits' the
Rouen rifle as the lest he haul ever Ken.
lite Americana were as aggrersaVe 1431
wee w 11134 and thele was at large element
there just spoiling fora fight with us.
In fact, be (declared he haul enema to a
private ceruatuuir14ti,6 1 from I'le.ident
l'lev'Ixntl to the (iovernurs of the
tenicide Slate a Askin¢ how luny turn
they could n(1tseta. within a week. 'fie.
reply 1111110 Jack that.411,1441 was the
best tile)' 'mild do in two weeks.
"oltosati 'H DAY" IN TK4 Holrey-
1'nrsla• was •"Glderieh 1)0)'" in the
House of ('urn Mons. There 11'1114 x11
interesting deists on the vole of
44),)14► to furnish the harbor with it
breakwater. Hun. Jas. Sutherland
began by explaining the *itteattion on
Lake Huron ns to the hat•le.'4 of tef-
ugl• duringafp'ny weather. He had
lawn waited on pwrwrudly by r'pre-
*r•tatives of the lake shipping trade
who urged the construction of a brrak-
w'ater some 1,734111' fret long with a
depth- of nen 25 tot 30 f.et, whi.-h
twofold nett ''n the neighborhood of
aitt44). It not only the people of
Golerioh who\urged til'. work but
practically the \ hole livainlew and
lnumierial in t% of 11'raet•n
Ontario. Hr, ex( 'nett that the
11016.111 cute of $A►J 1 w'a* for the
pm putt' of making it t4- 1 of :*4) feet
to he built With e3luer•t r.
MI'. Ingram. of East Kigi
curions and ttante,l to know
iditnre on (4oict'irh harlot
became
hr ex
p p to
date and a.kesl Mr. }Blum, for it ot•-
mat Pitt 11.• remarked that bre,
water's had at1r•1441V 1101.11 built hate.
MR. Hn1.ltels R,XPL.\INN THE 1'ItIa1K(T.
o -I• supplement
Its. H Im.•n- may the.
information given by the Miiietrr of
Public %Vorks. The chief object in
Ducking this .teakWater is to make
(imierieh a harbor of refuge Then•'.*
no harlot of Ieftagr un the shore. of
icake Huron within 150 Miles, It Wall
originally intended that H.sleri,:h
should he a harbor sof refuge, bat that
idea has nets 'Iran carried tad. A
her of lice* have been lost (hurinpgtr
4011(18, simply breather the vetwe•le
were unah1e 10 got in during A heave
`'(ell: Thr purpose is to 11(14141 A break-
% ter out into the lake 7141 nr (44) feet
fro the entrance of the harlot,
whe by v.sse'Is could **tel)• enter dur-
iag a 041,11111. Nu breakwatrl• has ever
hr.'n halt in that direction, bud only
at the NUN,of the leiter. Originally
Ihr pierce raft in a walthweete•rl)' dine' -
tion. lett twe3tlty-4V4 or thirty yearn
.48430, 141 x very great not. the engineer
ran the pieta (4)11 *might, which WAX
a mistake, twosome. they allowed the
full four of the waves to come M. 1
may say *lw) that the dr utati4111
1011(111 waited 1111111 111. /1011. Minister
did not hxpp•n to be headed by the-
-Admiral," a. the hon. gentleman
calla 1 ' . It happened to )ie',headel
by the Mayor of G,*lrrich, who in not
a pdithall supporter of my own.. In
114111i1 11611 (i) tluat, representation." have
been merle to the Onvernmemt by the
*hipping men from all arclions of the
Pilo -Owe of °Marie. A large Minn -
lily of grain haw Freon handled at
(belerich during the putt )•pal'• They
have Anlple Will PE in the hrarlsor for
the".largent lake -going v(•s'l•Is, *1111 I
14e1ie that many vessels which field
•heir way- to lirtr» t and Buffalo
would. if A srtlahle breakwater were
provided, d hag*' their cargoes. et
(l d,rirh, ' Thr depth of water in
3reaf•r at G(ldeetch than it in at the
Laude Kiln Crowing..
Mr. (iourl.y-What in the depth?
Mr.ti)llnie -1 a s. i a
n the 1le1Rh( 4-h . 1
d hrnt y -a one feet.. , -
Jlr. (1 ley -ala that a natal hat-
dlr. H41lnlen-Y,'., fertainly. NL ung
'lpresen Latin1W lav' leen made tot
iov,•rnlwnt in the. intrlra* of chi,
week water. As a (natter of feet the
teleg*tion nekton' for it it large,
weak water then is (wing provided,
.sat it in 4'xp.r(lMl 41141 thin 41114•, )ouill
IA an exp'riuwnt, will drmonntrate•
its unlit)' and warrant its extension
I41Pr on,
"...vomit') RY (01HRR M M'RH1,
A. F. Maclaren iNort.h I'4 '111) had a
)sate'h of correspondence fro Strat-
ford And other pares neon( 1.1>r 141)4.
and he alio ?'voted the work.
Mr. ?Merritt (( oinert•ativ,l sit (iDlo-
n1e)t.e1 Mr. Holmes' words And
he 313141 a very kindly feeling for til
4M down of iber
derich honoffs' the
nervier% that harbor rendered before
the lulvent of the iron have, He wax
horn near there and ought to know
s0rn,'thin43 niacin it.
Hon. Mr. Motherland ck%ws1 the
di*m.aioti. dotting that the work with
.*'prime nese'ity. 114' awn confident
front the represent at limn 'mule to him
1,7 pt•1%4.1(.1d men, captains of the large
feats And et here, that. It would hying
'many millions of le1Nhein 4 i grain too
the finrin More that new (gi to the
3m'rlean nide. The trade ..f the whole
3/nnlinio11 would he very. Targe if he
was Aueer'aahll in ealxblinhing a g.xld
harbor at Oexietich.
1'.au1.1Rr1 t1.' 1T11 P'1.VI,01 101.4 MA.
Theis ha. not bowel a vote in II the
estlnla(wa pawed by Parllatueatthis
r which was shown t,6 he more
urtiAAhl' on the. plwtniaes than this
very one and none Imre favorably
received on both oldest. 1f the trial 'AM)
feet ptva'a's to be x Nine,*'rt it will he
lengthened nutticientl)• w make it
Iwrbol' all the ver*,ls that ruler. At
Buttal() they 11480*' a bleelwater a
utile long.
WILL NOT INVKNTIOATE PETITIONS,
The petition investigation wblch
both aides Were 4-u eager to enter has
fizzled tett and nu re will likely be
►1048td of it in the Homer. Mi'. Talbot
r((
esk to look into
the matter attrr amJ the,
l'uneerl'ativer as a bluff countered by
st iFxtlxtiug fur a general invest twit ion,
feeling pretty rate las the postilion 1s-
asu(1u t at the tiuveruuuent was
all Anoint for prorogation and tilt. iu-
vewtipatiexr would prolong matters in-
definitely and at the Willie time hoe a
fishing expedition for h !reds •of
Witnesses and a free ride to l)tta.tra
and return. 1'he Lilwrxlat were willing
to go on with the matter, but the
Opposition tluuke3l and arranged for
both sides to let it drop,
'41'114) WILL (+hT IT 1
Three in considerable spvul►tun
over the good-natured rivalry between
Iteputy Speaker Mclkonakl, of East
7lulrpl, and John Tolinir, of 1Vest
Bruer, for the vacant Senatorship in
11'estern #Ontario, and no 0110 earl
judge as to the repeat until the ap-
pointment is a4tiisilly moult.. It is
pretty well inelerst,ed that 3.1, Mc-
1)011*lel is more or lees indifferent to
reulaining •h longer in acti0e 3x)li-
tics. As I)4-`oty Speaker hr h*N glee}
ptr)Npxe'I4 of the Speakership of the
next Parliament, as, u0tw'ithetaudiig
all e*•C1wittttal lack of force in rnfun•-
ing hie rulings. in the chair, he has
14491 1111 a.•cr Mahle• deputy.
A Senatorship is pl11rtI'ally x snug
life twusrom with the delectable
privilege end (mistime of meddling
with the rnu•tnle'11ts of til.. pk13)111Nr
House, in 1ul(itiun to a no mean
atimuut of social prestige, which 3N
(.rrtaiuly our attractive phase to the
member tree Bruer. 1). 1V.
•
The regular 'sleeting of the Ahmeek
Chapter. I). O. E., will be held in the
law library in the court hotlsr on
M day, tt toAer 10th, tit 4:15 p.
ers
Doctors first prescribed
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral over
60 years ago. They use it
today more than ever. They
Cherry
Pectoral
rely upon it for colds, coughs,
bronchitis, coDsumptio•.
They will tell you how it
heals inflamed longs.
*ad se,a1t ser *seas rare.
'Lee 11341* firer. (9ere1 r'eeam 1 ', see
leap wow rue keoW 4-M y amen breed
"nine. ?LIM *T1w De l•rie OnaY..
•11-er 9A. ) 1Tu4-o..
*11* :
for
OldI..IL tw
Old Coughs
One Ayef's P11 at bedtime Insure
• natural Ihotton next mornings
all'
aper
We are determined to clear
out our stock of Wall Paper
this fall, and have some
tempting prices to otter:\ ,
Daring July and Augurs( we ofte-
2: per cent. off. 4,6 now offer 0314••
thirl Off, or Mil (er, cent. What d41r1a
that mean 1 J u*t thin -
lir. Paper for -18 r per roll.
8111• • •• 13 e
I:x " 111 e
1110 ,. •• . 7 ,•
Me " " fl.ic
tlr 0 0 4 r. . .
111. ••. . „ 31e .,
A.1.lr4M from le For plod t0
15e ler yard.
TKRMS MPOT-CASH.
KiDD'S BOOK STORE.
A(lENCY C. P. R. TELEGRAPH,
THIEF:TM and EXPRESS MONEY
ORDERS.
W. Acheson &Son
Saturdayand
-
Monday Bargains
OCTOBER 17 AND T19
Our Saturday and flonday special selling
of many overstocked lines is a most favor-
able opportunity for good buying, and where
little money goes far in our great stock.
Flannelettes •
for Satut'day and Monday selling.
1114) yards, 30 to SS inch wide, heavy,
full, soft flannelette* in rplexdid
patterns. Pinks. Num, greys, and
warranted fast nohow. regular
prised 8e,and fie a yard at . W"
Underwear
(111 dozen Ladies' flutist finish, heavy
Onion flercad vestal or drawers,
splendidly finished, all razes, extra
special, et per garment 86e, :411', 513'.
Dress Silks and Velvets
YL Metier; wide, black Peau 114- Mot.'
ninon. rich, lustrous finials, durable
and wear gu.txntr.l, at ler yan1,
sprint.. I/,x', $1.141 and *1.25
Cord Velvets
special 'immortal ' now in of the
fasbiuo71bl', big, deep? heavy, silk
coal velvets, (111' 111131644104, coats x11,1
Waist N, in line heavy pile, in ,all
1310 new w'ant-est 1•1.14r,. "('.•1•):1) 114.1'
yard .... /.'.
Dress Goods
140 yards fancy zibeline wool dn•sa
suiting*, beautiful Amish and geed
weight, in shaAtes of navy, brown
and reed. Regular (ilk goodly at
per yard ... ... ....... :148
180 yams of :18 iueh, all wool ('he.
iot 'nanny', heavy weight and
fine finish, in shades of grey/smut).
regular *1.141 quality, at per yar.I
:all -
Carpets
Never.lwfore such hill selling u( rat
pets. ,edits, Brussels, wools hint
uui0moo, 3tt illehen wile, 'xA';e
heal•)• uuiun (Al'pet, in designs
equal U, lest all wood a1111 perfectly
l'Ve nible, clean, lure stock, at per
icier -Vie, Six: and ilk•.
Women's fur -line.( capes and Iamb coats opened
new in stock this week; we invite early inspection.
W. Acheson & Son.
P11O14K 748
Iluni sat qui Mr1 y 411o011r.
STURDY & Co.
111- (ihah:H \I. ....p0I' T\tl•:NI'
Grocers to Their Majesties the Public
\\'EST ".Il111: 'sgI \HI..
DUNLOP BRO5'.
Steam Laundry
es St, neat Kist Edward Islet.
Hailog puritans' an tip to-
date mer a laundry plana and
engaged t nervier, t1 x iu'rae-
tial num wtb41 r'ity experience
at the leucin we are',mome-
n1 to do n11 ki s of laundry
wo
4-kll• nl
m
a
Kat intim.-
(Meld}'• P P )
A share of your patron, l*
renpeetflllly Klll.•Ited.
(lords rolled for and riAiv-
Tate Time by the
Forelock
ANI) LEAVE V0('R
uMtUh:H FOR
A New
Fall
Overcoat
f
DUNLOP
THE TAILOR
DUNLOP BIOS. w 'Stl.eet, nelit door
10 Hon of M(ottteal.
Be Sure
See
The _ Ith 1'c:Atiley H::ttl.t of rlI''n'. suit + ,u'llnterns't.
for fall and teinfer--if yowl do you will hue emoted amongst-
(h14' (3(1(11)' raituimrw of this/pel,hrateel brand of nun's 3(ns
totilore.l ger•m,nte. They/oM1 n lit Ile more than others.
but then yore get Iwt.tee/elnth, bettor trimmings. letter
balk". thea' retain their shay rid they FIT.
PRIDES $10.00 TO 020.00.
ALSO OAK HALL CLOTHING
1 1 nudinnl-444'4(•34 R.Ngla--thin old reliable clothing is lot ler
than ever' this M, their suits and ovpm*1148 are cert
lainly rigl.t ll3rttlod14tt•. In m•'mp*tw 41irk (►third grass
have the p'1'fPfPp.e- 'W3l1, n sprinkling ),f IoLar'k an ('hes lob',
l eaTPra nand MPltona-W4- have them In 1111 stylish lengt-hw
PRICES 88.00 T01114.00.
11'a to your inherent 1,. se• 1)461. rlothI'ng. •
W. C. PliliDI-/AM,
MEN'S OLOTNIER, FURNISHER
AND HATTER,
GODERIOH. - ONT.
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