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DODERIC/I. THl'RSDAY. VIOL IL teas,
THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE.
Mr. William I'neudtoat, K. C.. will
bear the standard of the Liberal par-
ty in West Huron in tlw totting
Provincial elections. He was ronin•
aced ton Friday by one of the Mort
harmonious conventions rarer hell in
this riding. and if the Literals' of
Vent Huron muaintain the spirit
shown by the nominating convention
and go into the contest with united
front and with a determination to
win there is at present ns' reason to
fear any lapse from the unbroken
series of victories which have toren re-
corded by the Liberals of this riding
in Provinclnl
concordat. An unknown
quantity, of tourer, is the wanner in
which the riding will be affected by
the redistribution bill to h1• pease d at
the present elision of Ole Legislature.
Whether the Conservatives will adopt
a gerrymander to better their chances
in this county remains to be
o f uretesr ) re
. ecu : but in any Case the Liberals
have three splendid candidates for the
e e Conservatives
and th
• rid'n a
tact
ib v
B
will have to fight'
hard
anything
they will get at the coining elections.
Mr. I'roudfool needs no introduc-
tion Huron.
o
people tion to the
1 f
P
He is a native of the riding. and his
profess' 1 and business interests
have given p a wide acquaintance
:old indeed
the throughout Irant•
we way. say throughout Western On.
tario. Iie has taken au active part
c 1st• in
e Liberal al
, • o t+ In err I
in xu art [
pl
West Huron for tunny years, sad of
this ground ran appeal with con-
fidence to the Liberal workers of the
riding in behalf of his own candida-
ture. The ability which he has shown
and the success which he has won in
his professional tamer give him a
solid claim upon the consideration of
the general body of toll-r.t, and his
election would Add one more to the
list of strong wen whom West Huron
has sentes' the legislature.
Mr. Cameron's voluntary r•tiietnent
from 'political activity may 1.. tune
sideled as' lint lemp.raary. He com-
bines in a mark,ed degree the gifts
that go to wake is, the sucetatiful pule
lic moan. and lir heats a Haute for
which the LiberaIs of west Huron
have a peculiar attachment. That
fled -rate abilities such as he poetesses
should be finally withdrawn from the
pmhlit weeder is hardly t'. be ex-
pected, and auto. future (Mention will
probably bring lh.-en .rrrl'r nine into
active employment in the intert.ttn of
his fellow -citizens.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Now let the funs. tent nut their
c iDdidite.
\Veil, there in one good !Ling about
VICTIM", trial. It's over.
Three wlot'ms and .huwdrifts i',
mind us of the '•gold old tines. '
'Iles new Gilt ennditl,te hart a tint+
Oil the vote of lite sir unwed. institu-
tion hp Goalie leh the Hill Chas,
The t )pppsit' *forked 1 he`s.andal
ery for all it was worth in Month
Huron. Ilia the pnple of Mouth
Huron were not all horn last year.
'rhe alcLeinn are crowding into
the (louse of Ctnnntons nl Ottawn to
organize an expedition to release Iheir
clanenitn the Kaid 'Willi the (amebae
0t Bethnal.
to lfcatuu . Mutual the icorda at
tint office sbuw the mean atnrlttel testl-
pereture at liuderich to be 11.0 de-
grees and at Toronto 11.1. We all
know that liuderiah is cooler than
Toronto iu the summer; so that Oodc-
rich will have a ltill greater advan-
tage uver Toronto iu the matter of
winter temperature.
A welter .iu The (lanediapu Magazine
tells of the aehieveu►ente of a culinary
expert, Misr Teresa McDonald. who 1)t
forty Feats. sn *he told a women's
conference at Boston, has baked SOL -
Ann pier. 2.($10,00 1 doughnuts and 7SS.•
MID. puddings. Here is sutuething to
add new interest to the life of the
home -keeping sex. While the energet-
ic boy of the family niay he set on
lowering the hundred-yards-diwh rec-
ord. the girl may have her ambition.
tow, in resolving to Teat thenrecord
for pie production.' And here's to her
emcee' !
So Thaw.. the slayer of Stanford
White, liar toren acquitted of murder
end adjudged W he insane. 1t is a
humiliating imitation for the petted sun
of wealth, hilt he may congratulate
himselt that he might have fared
worse. If the ease had been tried in
Veneta he would have leen con-
demned as n direr long ago : but
they do things differently iu the
United States. After a11, there is a
sort of lough justice in the whole
affair, and Tbaov may show by hie
future life that he appreciates the
chance that has (leen given him.
There is little doubt that he will soon
be released from the mad -house.
The brutal assassination of King
Carlos and the Crown Prince of
Portugal hie sent n thrill of horror
throughout the civilized world.
)tightly or wrongly. the diabolical
crime i, associated in men's minds
with the movement to establish it re-
public in Portugal. and the result can
lewdly lie other than to discredit the
republican cause even among men who
have no particular liking for -
ariicol institutions. It is one of
those t,veeze:duns nets by which tin-
balaneld teen oven each theme -leen
a:ud in this crus• it may be Lite starting
1tn
t' t of a reaction that may Streng-
then the monarchy it Portugal for
1lan)• )'caro to 001114.
The Transvaal has an Asiatic immi-
gration difficulty on its !muds, and the
way in which it is being treated
p are a
There . • 'nustrouble. TI
threatens see
a number large
1 of British Indians in the
Transvaal, and they are regarded
there in about the same spirit to are
i bi. The
-' i Columbia. 1
'•siul3ul,hC 1
the Asiutit
to
result is a vehement protest from the
Indiana, who as British subjects hold
that they rhonld not be aiacrimin-
te criminals
' they Were A .1 against
Nati
tr R Y
or slaves. The chief danger lin, in the
fact that discontent i. already rife in
India.:
and the tl•awcorded to
u
their compatriots in nuotlwr lett of the
Empire is reg toted by the Indiana nt
house eau an inault to their race and is
a further ratt.e of direffertion.
The (lists tee g the unemployed
:at Toronto. calling for relief measures
on .a large settle. opens up the question
of the witdotel of farther ■..stating
inigaatiot to Canada. NW it in among
the new arrivals that the great part
of the di.ttvc- in !turd. ('tn Ida has
now been pretty well advertised in
duet. e tries form whit+ it hes
been rt teiting in*1)igt:•til., and there
is it mewing feeling that for the
future, vital.. 1'. nada should wa•1 •
people from, the older countries and
give them x chance to better their
condition in this land of butte and
pn,mi,t, the active encouragement of
immigration should cease. A possible
ex.eption might be•iurtde in the ease
of agricultural laborers, a cies+ orf men
who are really needed here, Ful rvrn
with this elites rare should da• taken to
send out only teen who an' alnw.lutely
tit for teeth work. Too many men
have come out in Ihr past season
or t .atensibly to work on farms.
who hail alroolrttely no training tor
farm work and who, when they
111111e+l here, could not 1.e ppeisuadeal
to leave the eines and tattle, where
they are now aggr:aveting the prob-
lem
lett of the unemployed.
The Toronto News heads a drntatd
for reform "Stop charging for taw
s'sn.p.," Wouldn't itbee,r • pop
'the reform to stop charging for post-
age stamps?
President Roosevelt continues to
attack the trusts in IIIes•ages to Cnn•
wenn. bat :to long as he 110.01 not use
,his big stick nt the 1'nitel Stater)
tarilf the trusts can nnmd to smile.
At the risk of starting another bleb
saving campaign among our citizen.,
with disappointing restate, we publish
this week a report from New Ynik of,
succeeds) experiments iu Ihr horning
r( aeheu It ie just ppresble that there
IR rsrm.•thiog in the thing after nil: but
11. would be es well for hurscholdrt•s in
(tooled 11 not W start fueling with l.be
fu, "pox. until the weather is a tittle
bit eitiMer.
It might Ire of interest to the Illulr
reporter who wrote of Huron ronnty'e
"climatic dieedvantagna" to leek up
the weather rer•nrde at. the ,nelrnro-
logic,el Miler in Toronto. A.....bng
Candlemas.
The M.ltc rot. e4.I it -hallow .ha.
1'piu the frozen IV A...
Ihr skies al eren-nng are .tilt.
And conics the C51,dk•n.nt.
13.a•h tiny a 11111c 'iter nna
I.ing.r• 11.1- aeste, In 'tan ;
Far nut d sigh) the mhaelee
Of April Arc heroin. ,
o barren Ismail! ft (rune 0e11
Muth,. ye wall 110 74101-1-.
Late keels her dear -.I t'weskts=
Tla•..hrluK I. nt the door'
- Arthur Krtchnr• . Iebruaiy Allantk.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Paradoxical, but True.
bouillon 'f true•.
There wondd he little poverty in
('anndaa today were it not for the
stranger-. within our gate.., attnaeted
thither by the prosperity In the
country.
During the Storm.
Toeineo•
Tclrgrenn.
1 sinadians did not really feel the cold
ye/avidity because they were kept
warn by Ihr tendency of their blood
to boil over at. hl;,b1nK'm 01lnsione to
their native lend ,an Our Lady of the
• None tee Harsh.
KinKaon 11 lox..
"l'raitors" is what The Hamilton
Spse•Ietor calla the men who essayed
fraud in the packing of apples for the
Hellish market. The term is not loo
harsh. The men who study cro ked -
ors.. for m.ltish purposes cannot 1x1, too
harshly dealt with.
The Milkman- -God Bless Him l
t London Free Mee
.111.1 A word ns' t wn aho',t *man who
deserves n tot of talent for his work
these winter mornings, when the snow
deep .en the ron(Psmioi; linen and
DOINGS AT OTTAWA.
JAPANESE IMMIGRATION QUES-
TION SATISFACTORILY SETTLED.
Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux Obtained As•
surances front .Japanese Govern-
ment that Emigration of Laborers
to This Country Would be Strictly
Regulated W. L. Mackenzie
Kim's Report. '
Uttee:L, Feb. ard. - The report of
W. 1Mackenaie Ring, the royal
'balmier appointed it November
Inst W infinite into the metier of the
influx of Orientel taborets to I;nund+t,
her Twee mese-Med to the House of
Commons. ,Ind is of a treasuring
character. It giver n toast exhaustive
statement of the result of Fir comps
and searching inquiry urw
the erxee) problem ut Japanese aur
migration, and throws au entirely
new light on the generally t eeeted
opinion ss to the responsibility of the
Japanese Government for the redden
increaser in the her of Japanese
lauding in British Columbia last suut-
neer. in effect it demonstrates that
the (lover nntent at Tokio has been all
along earrfully observing the spirit of
the agreement to restrict emigration
enters( into when the treaty with
Jape, ere, pealed ::and that the de.
introit r of the Japanese Foreign Of-
fice in April lest front the regulations
hitherto in force practically prohibit -
lug the emigration of laborer" to this
country was (made only at the in-
stancy of the Canadian Nippon supply
Company, tracked by the (lengthen
Pacific Railway Company. the \Vell-
ington Colliery Company. of which
.laves Dims:auu• is prtwident, and
other iuflnent ial Canadian w1111e444
which rrprt tented at Tokiertbat Jap-
artlre labor was needled meld wan de-
sired in this country.
Japan Acted in Good Faith.
"In justice to Japan," Mut King says,
"and to the prejudice which has been
aroused against her people in some
quartet -It, it is not to he forgotten that
it the regtlxtions which Were Willed
about April of the penitent year the
exception permitting the lineagrtiien
companies W send laborers to Canada
was made conditional upon the pro-
duction at the Foreign Office of Japan
of the duplicates of IoKna Oder ree-
menta with responsible employers of
labor in this country. the bona tides of
which agreements the Japanese Guy-
er
*1upot repairedtrld
should 1e ser
itied
(,i/rola.
to by her U..nvulr resident in
1f there was a change in the policy of
Jape) is war not nue which cuuhI
adversely affect the interests of this
country without a Canadian citizen or
n Canadian corporation first placing
upon it the -seal of his or its approval.'
in other words, Mr. King finds 'het
he
v rnwent modified its
t
Japanese Government
policy
of restricting
immigrationra
tion to
Canada
noir when it was represented
to it from Canadian etiul•ceri list Jap-
anese laborers would be welco►ned in
this country.
Many from Hawaii.
Furthermore, in a detailed :nal 'sis
of the character and extent of Jae -
allege 'Rrxtuu a for the first ten
' a
months of last year, Mr. King finds
that out of the total a rrivata of yt,12.
only 1,131 rewuiuoxd in Canada. Of
this total 2,7710 -11 came foam the
Hawaiian Islands. where they were
ler the Neutral of the United
totes anthurities, and only 1,1311
cause from Japan diuvet. 1)f this
latter total. again, some test %tete
brought out ruder rnutrau•t as (wing
needed by the Uanndian Patciflr Rail-
way Company, 151 were destined for
the United Stites, but were rejected
h)• United State,. oflcet•s and :allowed
w reuuaiu iu Canada wider medical
the mercury dips below zero, bit gen-
, nilly fells to get 4111 that is coming to
him. The milkman : How well lie
sticks to his jot, through all weathers.,
An Admirable Selection.
S1.atford Wescott. '
The Liberiala of West Huno have
made an dad able selection in
liar) Prnudfoot, K.l'., as candidate for,
tate legislature to ,accred Mr. M.
Outmost,. 1.P.1'.. who hasp voluntarily
retire.!- Mr. I'roudfoot i. a man of
splendid ability- sand high chs ractet,
who would take a !Brining position in
the legislature from the outset. His
election would appear to be Nested.
Too Much Profanity.
Thr Home Journal.
.% crusade 1..adly needed .aigainsl
the trice of profanity, One has only
to pars through the streets. more
especially of our mailer cities and
towns. to realize the extent to whir•h
the roil 1. developing. In n half-
hour's walk one evening in a western
town it gentleman claims to ha '
heanl more vile language than in
Montero! or Toronto in a year. In
4.1.1'ldnr'a or t•r
itlin oaoiu of at.
the c titling
-room
any country hotel one will :he
rnntpellel during n mingle evening to
listen lu more profanity than lie
would hrsr in six months in it barge
city. What is the r'n0on for this
overflow of 1111h? I+this all we are
to expect fie fair large in}•Pmineent
in ,rho.ile and chau•chee? A little
ht+ ring tip of the Loral minanimtnUnrs
of law would dntihtle.s help to Inures
this plague if roomd emeion is power.
teem, ,end t who' will take up and
pt•erw the tier will he fining society
s gond 1.111)
More Trade Restrictions.
Toronto i%'erklr `inn. •
A retort, fame Or Love ell the mite
ilrge of trading from retire (ntradian
!!art to nnuther i.. nfl,'r the flirt of
.Innm*1•y rt nfA1 vent• M Ile litnit.r. to
Canadian and British shipping. Ilet.•-
icem
Loftin.,
lier **wart* have lbeenfl
,on, Staind w
tend
. ed to
Ixu•ticlpte in tide Irnde i N•n•wrginn
vessele aerated themselves quite large•
Iy of the privilege, their operations
teeing pt•ir.ctically cnntlned. Irnwever,
to the waters of the Gulf, lower Mt.
Lawrence end roamt of the Mtritinre
Provinces. As a reoilt of the service
offered by theme foreign vessels many
cargoe•a of Nova Scotia coal were Jnr•
triad further up the Mt. Imwrene.O1vate
world have leen the intim had there
not been Pitch ernnpetition to keep
down freight rates. This was n de•
chin! ellvnningc to the coat raining
intervals of Nova 44.•ntb, ee it merle w
whirr market for the teapot of ono of
the chief industries of the I'rmtin,e ;
11 meas O. eorreSpouding .ulvnnbage tis
those who shipped !rulen renew,. of
Quebec and Ontario grunts to the
Metitiunr Prov Meets try the nenme vie -
vele. One of the moot oilier factor.
in developing iurer•prnvineiel trade
was. indeed, thetaseupdied by ,hear
foreign shape. Tnla tit Ion will now
he withdrawn. in order to help the
Canadian shipping intsinesm by ebul-
lient out theme foreign compet.itnre.
other into -vete emptily important. will
he hampered : but like effects rawer.
follow 1" It) ,t'-.1-rlcl Is. legislntion.
►upervisiou of the Immigration I)c-
part,ttout::01 were perluns formerly
resident, iu Canada, and HMI were
merchants, ()Alen*, students and
travellers. In the Iasi Jotalyes.
therefore. only 1111 anist be clamed as
itueuigrsuts who e t a from Japan
under the norms! conditions prevail-
ing hitherto. Nothing multi more
strikingly indicate the above VOW
elusion that the J apanese Got erie
memo has all along been acting iu gotd
faith in wreaking to Murree its under•
standing with Canada.
Mr. Lcsuisux's Mission,
Following the presentation of Mr.
Kings report ca the *Wteiuent to
the 1luu.e by Ilan. Rodolphe
Lemieux rt the result of hie wieswn
to Japan in con)ectirn with the saute
wetter of Japanese iumuigratien, Mr.
Lemieux was able to lay barter the
House such ussurencee from the Jap-
anese UJvel nitl•Itt as will alleululely
allay all fear* of any further difficulty
over this vexed question. The s414• -
ern" of his tllhati her enstelll'r
showing the skill in diplomacy and
uegotiaUrt uuwifelit d ou uuw)• occa-
sion* Icy S11• \Vdfrid IJatu•ier and his
colleagues, , 1 is a t►' pliant vin-
dication ut the Preinier"s policy of
avoiding any hasty action 11 hick would
have tended to clouting the gold feel-
ing between the Ciwadiun and Jap•
utese nations.
Mr. 1-cnlietix administered a well -
merited rebuke to the press agency
end newspapers which haul sought to
discredit blit*) in his miwion, and then
WM. a history of the ciscutnstancer
leading tai the events of lest year
wltichwere the rause of his visit to
Japan. From 11101 to 11107 the Jaw
rower (Silver nnlent had carefully re-
stricted emigration to this country,
and the abnormal influx of last year
was due to causes stated in Mr. Mac-
kenzie Kings report. As the rebuilt
of hie negotiations with the Ilikados
Government, .1r. Lemieux announced,
the possibility of a recurtenee of such
circ tuners a• titan 01 last year,
which pa) alarmed the people ut Hot -
Mt Columbia,. is entirely removed.
The Government of testae has given
asiur:Wee, of its willingness to meet
the views ns' Canada, in the restriction
of emigration to this country, anti
the immigration by way of 'Hawaii
lover which the Japanese (lovern-
suent hes uo control) will be Plopped
by regulations of the C.euadum'Uov-
et•nmcnt.
•
Satisfaction in Great Britain.
That the satisfactory outcome .tt
this difficulty is extremely rewal)1!BarinK t
u
the elate -mitten of thecountry
is evident from reuta•ks made in the
British Parliament. In the House of
Lords Lund Lansdowne gave his
opinion tbat the wtlirusInt of the
difficulties Iwtw•eeeu Cxnale:nd Japan
was "must creditable not only to the
Dominiut Government but to the
Goventnnent of our allS, wlwhohad rx•
Whited not for the lint line a Pelf -
restraint anti ewiaielty which 1115*)
elicited the admiration of all who had
opportunities of coating into close
contactwith its di plan :tic preiceed-
n
t
iu s,"
g
The Merqui. of !tient, repdyiupg,
said he thought the Canadian liovern
moohad shown real stalr.wn. t '
,
consideration and wbAdur t
a n u which h h de.
"erred the highest praise.
Sale of Western Timber Limits.
'rhe (
.eltan caughtbt a Tartarr
when alley mined up Mr. "nrtit
f
meimber' for Kest Asrinilrrin, by
an attack u1) unr Gov.'s' rut's policy
Of dealing with Western timber Irnde.
'Tura d4T war former 1.0
Nr. I>
r n of Crown (ands in the IInert •
then! id the intrrier, :*1141 knew what
he was talking iebapt. Hr ato,.er'
great eulhtini:asni ru the Liberal side
Of the Hon..• lo,. comparing 1,il.rnll
:and C41.11n.'rv0tive mretlinds of fleeting
Wath tile!' hands. Vanilla Isciito 1)478
the Lilmral Attica nisi •stitle) disported of
x111 square tuiles of limber. for which
they recta, ed a 1w11us of $7.13'1, rr an
average of a little ever $T1 n wpparu
anal.•. W11'11 the 'owe -even vee c: e
into power there-11.ls a ditfer•nie,
F- le;rt to Iae1 ler ('unservativse
rule 111,:eet rllitar a toiler were disposed
of, nod of 11.14. ntnuwlg Ce3,11147 .quare
guiles were given :away a l..Mutely for
nothing. fhe Government did , not
receive even en •h for it its wumld
lain„ gav,ght n lard age stamp, :and
there was no competition fur it. As
a matter of flet it went to Serettors,
members of f lie l'.unwme pditieutns
and friends rf the late Hover ant.
'I'I,. late AdnritWrathful received as
bonne for the whole et the Asir& wile.
disto.ed of am average of A1.13 per
square guile. %Vh,rt It contrast to 1 hat
received fee the Lila -rat Adwiuiatt•.t.
lion of 1ti71.714 and In that received
under the policy of the prevent Uuv-
ernu)etl. Tim hitter had, during
their [erne of tinier, (listened of 14ul3
equate mile. for an nglgretgate bonne
of 31:12.t,MiM,tel, or an ,average of *11.1r2
per equate mile. In`addition they
were receiving grouudrruls totalling
$15.l)5P a year, besides stumpage dies
of fifty iaent. per thee..Intl feel.
The veil hinnies of the Government's
lend policy brought forward by the
Opposition wale that, the Pya'cnt of
etivertieing for lenders was inade-
gtutc. that the tinge ',!!oared for selec-
tion ton. tart .bort., tort the blocks of
timber I,.:i ed was leo large. and f let
the (i,n.rnn,Pnt were putting I,rge
areas into 1he hnnd. rf sprcrl•ator+.
Liberal roes ker. pug op en able end
spirited defence an Ur, thorn neuron
rerotll.
THE COMING REDISTRIBUTION.
Forecast of its Provisions by Toronto
News.
Toronto Nrwe,
"1 do not nntiripate that.any nAlcial
iolnrno.ti.i15 will he pn•psiscd 111)1,1 the
Whole Inane r i. Inial I.•folis the Huuee
a for ...,I.ild(•,44* ion." w.s the eta cement
of Iron. J. 1'. \Vhilnev• the Provincial
Prime Minister, wh.•n ',eked by The
News 1'r,neerning the pit epee% of the
redietrihn'ion Inrnsln.•, which Will
,root•' leamI. the 1*-gi.lalulo rot its
fort hymning warier.
Redistribution. IlrweVPS, has lIe*n in
I for air at Me Pattie merit 34,ildinge
'dining the poet. week. Every flay
btomghn it. I(mnta of Vi.iting nrrml.rrn,
all ready 10 ;melte the interviewer
that their lu.i,,eee was -of a pm►eIy
pq•.o ttn1 or po ivnt1' charnel rr." Not a
few, lrtrgl by IY,trail pati. ine w1111 the
M+,istera have been IIPhI. anal rotten.-
u.•pey mope ofehe Province have leen
,in';Heat deenned. •
At prep•nt the general Impression is
atoll. •'t !earl ten re tnnmhere will he
podded to the I,-gieletere by the 1.i11.
Of Owe. four will be given lu Toronto,
, and four to Northern OMaria. Four,
of psr.sildy live, new• cestetttitencier
are likely to bre created throughout
the gilder portions of the Province.
leant tenet two la the timelier exist-
ing ronetitpienclen will prof elly lin
Merged into ',there. For influence, it
is gen.•rslly accepter Gott 'Nortek, noir
represented by Hon. Rirhntd Ilar-
eonrt, will he no more after Petllstri•
! Mtion, whits, nnw that Hon. Geo. P.
Graham hos vacated it, 1t ie not un
likely Ihet the constituency of Rro, k
vine will he retrlrrdelled,
The gtlestitni M Ow -,llol,t ul of the
THE
SPAN
of
LIFE
W. Acheson & Son
W(inderful Values
Stock -taking is approaclung and we are reducing of necessity our very large stock.
Ladies' Underwear
\11 liar. 1educed greatly in price. 1'cuu41u',. Vesta toll $.1
1 •nit., 1, io all ,air,. First ioutfity, crgular *1.2', for
1
Is uncertain., It may be long,
or it may be short. You are
strong and prosperous now,.
and NOW is the time to make
sure that no change in the
days to come can rob you of
a competence; or it you die, 1
•
Can fling your family upon
the cold charity of the world.
Moderate savings now will
secure for you one of the new
Reserve Dividend Policies. in
THE
L 4oi iDONT
L.IF10
Insurance Company,
London, Canada.
It will pro\ide an income for
the future, and, all the time.
right from the start. protect
dependent ones.
e t
W. H. HOW NSW!. General Agent.
four Dew TorontoBoats has notyet
been officially determined, batt Him.
Thomas Crawford. Speaker of LLe
House and tuesuber for West Toronto,
told The New, he anticipratfd that the
constituencies would mutant 1111-
cbsng0d, but that each would be
annulled ,e thimble representation.
i
The lintixt h 'owill to
ri ut n Hill 1
s
much less radical than h s
been sup-
potted.
o -poses. 1luu. 1G. \V ltnev the Prime
Minister. hex openly deehe ed Unwell
against any party gerrye.ander for
purely tarts purposes. lli ont )
lines
are to be r deet) followed, and where
countiee ere suhdividwl re llitieiPatne
mantel ge'ogrnphical limes. will lit. fol-
Iowe'd.
1t i. Delir veil !bat t lib
D
ridi d
w
adopted by the Ceiri .e . to so'•ero the
rediatrihrt ' will be ea feline!:
!'Ilse adherence nese 141 mon ty Iround-
1
Seventeen
Teachers
of wide c�.l•�.'.awe, nerd saselareidp
and untiring energy. employer by n..
hnye bolt up a cure iculunt nna. venni o t
in anode for t horineflo , .,, . en, and
actual I,,t.inos. peels. ',
'1'uugr. Con rages TeL.Kt-a1.10y- 519.•
'w,mapb) . 5101 1 'ole ulerelal.
Y.nki any liner, lewd% idual ' tetra's.
tin,,. Graduate. sasi.tdl to pest
No Vacation
Mall COurw. in (.a.lgusgl-..Book
keeping. Mwrtha.s1, 4'en.nau.M p. et, .
Send a Iw.4111 fes' Iuforn,a':un nlwma
Csm.N's Orsasest Cbaln at Mlgh .grade
•esslaees CeNexes
GODERICII
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GE.), sI ur•LVN, Prin. sial_
NND••NNON
INVESTIGATE
into the merit. of
S
CENTRAL -�y
oyZ
STRATFORD. ONT.
White Wear Sale
Special primal 011 latliup %\mite \frau, 't scute 01• hues plated at
fast -selling prices.
Fun
!Juliet+' Arti :lute Lamb Coats, selling well •
LIUWense and we continue 1,6 'uterine,. pi'icen. Laurah
ranw)n'sstyles aun aplrueidly taus.! :Ind tt•iumued. *01 $22 1't) O
��Q
and IMO qualities', clearing ut
Sable Bala, Scarfs and Mutts, a ;cry large choice, 11‘.44i baring it
nearly half-price
Men's Fur Coats
Renown W' teat Carats, 1011). fur $aa
Black tau Coats. $4, for Sae
Black Dog Ctuta, real for 16
l'ooii Coats, $70, for ;ss
, Int .election i.
•..1 this.
W. Acheson & Son
*ries.
Suti-divisions within comities to fol-
low ipal or gI4' graphical lines.
Four ilex utero ars for Northern or
New 5 )nuu•iu.
Two members from each of the four
eonstituenriea 1, Toronto.
Four or live new members through-
out the older portion of the Province.
The wiping nut of at Isitrt two of
the ex isliug constituencies.
Comparatively few and tit i ei o r
changes throughout the rural ridings.
l'nactically no changer itt the ;rune
It 1. Ilse 0.0.4 .neceahrl hna nes. •
t reining..ch.w.l In Wewterl. Ont arin.
Our Commercial. Mhor•thnnd anal
T,•leirrnphie Department. nn•. In the
ehar,en of Able Ino ardors of alp el
trews'. A11 one e0110.0.nie thorough.
up-to-date and 'tract lent. 11 a Irate
become one of the. Inrg est busine-.
tootling ...hoot. In the 1'n, trim.
I:,,4 OUT free rntninguo and born
what we lire doing. Cr nllner,inl
-rhnnls 101 well a. hostile.. mete em
ploy mlr g adnnte.. Pt udentns'.•
entering earl. week. ENTER NOW.
ELLIOTT R McLACHLAN, O
2
Principe'. •
L•�•••e•�••.+N. HOS*
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BECOME INDEPENDEf IT
by taking a course in the lam qts
ELLIOTT,,."
/ZS rtiP
TORONTO. ONT.
A nels.ol that base IIrAt rl v., reputa-
tion for snncrlor work. Ourc shale les .
now the en•efesl attendance In Its h3.
tin). All hoanes...•ollegi s nn . not alike.
when getting an education O}..T 7'H}:
nb:,T. 1t nlsay. para. sal rt' for our
'can.1 • entaroguc. ( bub Cc Oren nil
yea'. NON' 4 a greet time to enter.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Printi pet.
Cor. 1'nnge and A Jerxaandcr Sts.
MEW
NOW OPEN
ENTER ANY DAY
winter Term in all d.ya rt mettle of
1 he 1'0u1 ra I Iha):.e..s.1 bllmmKe• Tors,
1n, ufl'en-pIendki r new neo. for ntenwl
it.,: n few month., tirwantly and
pmfltahly. 1went /ate t.'achen.
Catalogue free. Write for it,
W. H. SHAW. Principal,
E. R. SHAW, Secretary,
144\1.4 .m(1 41 LK1(AR*. !+ts,. Tn.,..iu.
fifitialW/1111 SUM
at ituencies of the wmilhwest e,n penin-
sula.
It is likely that 4 material repress -n-
ett' of Libretti members will be
a►ket1 to serve upon the Legislatur.•
'Dee which 10111 !nate general
charge of the Redistribution Bill.
I A gigot!• who was painted dark
hr,rN'It,
And who heti to an African won,
tltid, "My neck is a peed' :
Any food within reach
l'au be tasted flee butes going
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IIGoderich Ladies' Wear. West Street
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Bargains Galore
We want to Make you acquaiuted with -the
store as well a, these Bargains,
SHIRTWAIST BARGAINS
\wooer - black tWtieue waislr, worth' double.
prior.
sale
s Waimea. w:tltr lama. masts. ts, nice) y
mak
7g
Women's
price,
Womet's while (swot and muslin, waists. that
priced 1.i0
1.7:l
nderale price
sec.
welt•
9t
c.
Women... black .and look tweed skirts MLitt sale prices.
\Motet's anal children. Iongetvats and all our tame of
line fibs now at less than hell -pair..
rl
L
rte
Chian Bargains in our Basement.'
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JOHN STEAD
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Where Quality
is Apparent
YOU
find it in everything we sell you.
FRANK H. MARTIN
THE TAILOR AND FURNISHER.
AN OPEN LETTER
From W. J. Gage, Esq., Toronto
A Problem of National Importance
Dear Friend :-
A Fright young lawyer at the Muskoka Sanatorium for Consump-
tives some weeks ago, speaking of the burden placed upon him by having
Ionaw)ption, maid:
"One has to lead a life of concealment. If I go away from this place
people are afraid of me."
This is the mad tot of those who suffer from this dread disease.
On behalf of the thousands who are sick and will not be received by
other hospitals, i make this appeal for the Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives.
Nearly 10,000 people from every part of Canada aided in this good
work last year, seeding ua $20,000.
- The Trustees have faith that a still larger number will help.
The Physician's offleee, throat rooms, Pte., up to the present have
occupied ro..nts in the hospital that rightly belong to patient,,.
To make better provision for the work, and furnish more neconlmo.
dation, a new adminlet ration building is now under way. A cottage for
the 1'hymirian and him ynl,ng wite hal also to be built.
To provide for thin outlay, and to rare for patients for the coming
yen r, we must neraare at leaet $,(1,000.
The Mnsknka Free Hospital for Consumptives never refused e
l•:'liens. bee/time of his or her inability to pay. 1t cares for those whom
other hospitals refuse. It races for those whom other people are
afraid of.
"i wet sick aria yo visited ore," was Christ's rommendation.
Should not, a richer benediction he yours if from a loving heart your
dollar makes a golden visit to this hospital, Fringing health and joy to
threw whom other people fear, and whom, in many cases, nobody wants.
\Viii you have the luxury of giving?
Faithfully your..
Toronto, 1907.
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