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2 '1'nl'asDAT, July "3, 1 90
• THE SIGNAL :I GODERICH ONTARIO
rent.' and 1:. Inv cent., respectively.
1'o 1 le l'tall un lh a street it would'
; = welt a. if the pn)teetiun um the offs
hung and the / eimies bung, on raw
tiooKL UClL ONYARlu.l .-..._-rlutltoeialwue theutIler stark. taut •uti a
Pl?BI.1RHED EVERY TBURSI/AY fairly liberal scale.
t, i-1ODIRi -- 1- _I)t ,wbat 4 -lbs.. conoumrr_Of 195,41.,;Telephonephooe Call No. SL
,TAQATloos : Hr is compelled to Tiny tinder
t he present tariff an per .roof: more for
Torras of •lakarlotAto nearly all his -woollen cluthiug than
7.uU r tumow{abeyance, hr would have to pay If British'
xl r
Vitt �� snlie..u1N.'rlhrn. �h:+1 a �
*0 Vitt... States sittwabhs.%• )?Jr Woollens canie hi tree. lhtvaltgregat
• 70 l a
isttlrtly in s<(twp<•rl 1.t lite woollen Clot hing inllap'trd .it
SubsertbstM alio fait w merite Two, stosst.
retrutorly' by mall wtkeoufer a floor by se• this rate, in 11 normal year, i" in the
anointing us of the fat't rt goo early u dale I1. nt.I 4J 1Nn'lxxl ut,ila,tts ;IMMI. A aril !N's.
:When• r 4.11.411‘0of .ddiew 1. dwnire.l, Is)t h the
Old and the Headdress should be tires. -soul, tax 1111 that volume of lel{Nll't44
etaae" to hearty $IJMMI,1*10, 1.r over a
million dollars more than the census
Arlwrtuma Maser
.
a t Ir'
lee.);u„t Other 4initoradvert rwmea 4 re .44.110I crrtlit4M tilt. ti. ,,,l,letneere of
**Phew Awl ta$,iuwrliuu salt 1' IM'r lin" for I eI.y, w'ta lleta, hill dyeing iltid fill-
- ears mil-wplcnt insrrtiun, t••a.ureer b9 a
aoWutn•a •sale. 1 write Wit. at A Welt. 0i Per ishiug factories with paying in orate.
ttustue.+oast• of ria 11. in the ernwn rem..
year.
Ni1-
41 Hoist t'.. 11,1. ; I Int Fuuu11. * 'loos
lepton+\'aN'.uN Nanta i1.,1• t1'unled, 'looses tor
Sole or to Shalt. 1.. nix t 1.t Sake or 10 I ai t
Anatt . for d 5ea,e1 t fir 1Nwttb -•ss,
meta. t
Annoum *distil. i4 urdul:uy r (3l.nj typo tri
taut: ., writes-. - \,, i t hr ttla 14 11? t -
• Any.tt'. Itl.,"nor. (theublw•1 of 41stitch I.NI'i
a ion, t s. 4 I rot. i1 .r guy' hili a ideal or t
atilt, to 11 • rm.•ulnn'<1 1.0 wtc.•lttwrurnt � a1 d
wt no .l..trw••( L1axa
Kate. 51.. ti.pbty atoll contract wIMrthrs•.
pants will be haven on iee.lsve 10r•... __
Isn't it about t' • 511. woollen .,leu
omit ruining to the tuu•rl•ntueut and
Ruu4, k i•!irh Isvrnor, : je aital,..lu._. II'vendnture hpoh their.
rr advert 1•"••
for r,to•h'4{b.1•uurul iab"th. IMa*tt morn rrstiures its wvniting agccrse for
i1. 11'1. ,orlwu• ,. then' buMinese
A
Adil ,M all rouuunuiratlou• 10
THE HOSPITAL GRANT.
We have--talhwt -fir-hear-as. Singh
•,,.ul�Lliut against. the giant of lids.
t'AN.sirrtaeA it.lnt:aruty. I,. ole• Inspitad y
I, the town cuurh•il
•t1* ' e~ i - t l.i ,tee, ta.•L tin ---.It J 44•L. , 1:4..1 .
ttT -
- t Fru »1.t objection,
._ • n til t 1' 14.44.1*
k{1µ'H.-NSWYJL'3S'�'5.1'. itio0utth,!grant this Mr. -',.The hose
9tf
• nihil is an IIIMLIt11t1uI11\'1.11'h appeals to
THE PIONEERS OF CANADA. 4111, L"orwnutely. We do not all hat4e
i" will' the eves 1.t' all kept out' of it .,io far: lith there of tin•.legisl:ation tretually ;sassed the
711 E 1{.E('O►It l► OF THE NESNI(IN.
(Ottawa, Jul' Ili 1I'0'01110 Vlobe Dees was one of the remarkable frlyttire* of
[1u4h1. - In ill I14a34I ions. thing the
ft,ut•tk ocarina et I ie d,i.i.i- s h Ir rtiant 4ul
of cotogl:l, joist
a trt;ntd, ft has leen 111P longe' ver -
Mizen . -Atter Ounteitergliollt • lit""
lastest ^'Jlil clay", ut neatly three-
quaart.rr* ot, a year. thus heating the
`previous mcord u( RAD by seven days. .r
The number of volume'+ e1 Ilan -aid .tato negotiations with the tiovent-
turn,'d out also breaks the record, the moans of Aueteelia laid New 7.ella11d
total . page* taunting over fourteen with at view to toi•itlgtug uIsuut • a
thoutiand. It stay. he :a debatable speedy consummation of the all -red
point 161.4 111 ,W111.110.1. 411 VA 11131 fur this route project, both of whish cat't•ied.
num,'lnsr 4i I1. i' of talk the country and pi's• primly...1 f!'•reaching
imJNlrtance to the• future of the
t)uuliuiuu. 11'iLh' practically every
other bit of legislation which cuii be-
hove the Holum the lhwmiey islet had u'
vital part notably ih the cases of the
*IM'tiuti hilt.
Mr. Frelding's Works
Ilan: Mr. Fielding, as the Prentice'.
the whole session. lir personally ►n.
traduced two id the- intuit . ituputtaut
restitutions which raw,' up for the
consideration of thea eutheia, namely.
TrotIdtn tor the--'xterrston
the I rovinclaT 1Nwndarlts of Man
tulle. Onrmrio agd dueller, and em-
lwering the I► )vrrurnent to enter
NEWS FROM OTTAWA
CLOSE „OF THE LONGEST SESSION
• ON RECORD.
has howl atdrgnitte r•turu in the Nh,1{x•
tot Ilrt<'t 10131 legollatw111. 11jh1rI1 til lilt•
11N'PrhitY 14(51 \a•11st Ill .•./111„x, title tat'
the fact 4li+tt tar praclit•ally 1hrrr
u01n11*. rot' the s••.iun there waw 111•
rifest rtontinmotte elsttvWhot, of lite
, ..* i>grattslNrroi§-1� .lay---4Lr-
Opls)sitium .Ill ,Ills. elect buil Lill mint
anginal da•nmt uta ,"'zee. Thr (4141 first lieuleuant in for -Hun,.: alms as.
that it w41s generally aecePt d Hutt , Mlllite+! a large sitar.. of the Hliuistet•'atl
11110 `was to he lilt• lard s•Nsaum of the
present . Parliament tvaw also respoil•
s(b1• for the pouring of till it11111lINe
',twain of campaign literature tido
Hansa' d, the time cons d i1. the
proves. :Igyrrgaling_pndlubly at least
one -thiel of the vvhnlr iiaiviuu. T1s.
allied busin,•s4 transacted wits i1. as
1a1'ge Measul•r r.lnljnw-std 111141 Ian...
lln,al six weeks. when.' I'artiament
worked har41 lull steadily., morning
arts.' Leal :wd,ltiglll 1.0 an a4erig.. of
fl'' 1,•11 1.1 l weirs. -I •4 Ia•1• tin)•. '
M ch Important Legislation.
�Llit 1111 hough g
p Ile ettern pit 4 44..
thank, 10 the tastier. 1.t' the unser.'1:
(.1.111. iauy-tutor- gained the imlpresvut
that tlir present Nr..lun may be shier•
arterized as the .caudal-talk-:IndsIns
DI' us have nothing ww4init, n.we•rtlrlews in 'the
to Ku there- .at 1�41ie. " , l.tatat ter- of the amount and ii& ,i't'uira_,
• 1
Ilu1'111K. (II
Willed 1uw:udx hluetiec,s+i" nu kuuwiug whrlaany of 11$
may
Canada
u11a4' 1 xis .epp-tt"Psgllern}id rete *ter- peritonea rano- for then-k(t1►le 1
YAWN. IN •n p4114' ' .
location of the tercentenary of Ulr' that seen an ittNliUatiim .wands in our
founding of lfu4lw,'. Bloat liritIlio fou4,. ready 11. talke eat* of those who
France and the Visited MAWS 1144e r1re1 iia si,tvb•ea.1 1' 1hr in a is a
sent en'uelt1 Well .old htl,leIV battle- very paw"rut help' for the well it is
ships to r.'pr•sr11t them in the celehra- nu; he imam* of an iu.untue.
tion.
The grant from the •i{edify
,Mang - the gil'getl1M pageants carries with it a.1.udiliou for the pro -
which will e..pre'seut great historic viding'1 free eate and tlwaU11rmt flu•
vents none will be tuure interesting a "p4<•iflwl 0 1st• of pullouts who
n those which will represent the limy be sent to .the hospital by the
d sof the heroes of the told French.. town. --1 hiring the past year, under
regi e. 'C1. th441*4' intrepid extdoter)' _Ling provision, the town h1444 1ail a
luls-
n
and g. 4rrmprll('anahis debt is _large• number of iter patient,
•e1 the danger. of the pita1 and has thus received some
t)nwn rowan anti ••t flu. less :14tauat rutw•u feu it8.lte81*Wnce.
('artier
almost 51
known c . "y ..-Lawtslu•-e-
' hauled the maje etit"
Hal( -B -center • la Ce r l'h ttupla1n
founded QueIee. but hie s`rrt'iices to
Canada did nut end there.. Ile made _
many exploring Tr itt* tilt swot-1+.etNl . - EDITORIAL NOTES.
west. *pent a 'nter among the -----
Huron
- - srnsc, bill and its storniy (Mee -mouths pas -
Good Milieus on t shores of Gem.. (keel tuorning f Have you got on sag. .through the r 41111nn. to final
-- - !Mep,Lra•liesia some-seutark' upon acceptntm! }iftle nrrsi brew hr snot:
1 dis•ovrlrd and Nothing lout praise i, heard of the
inawatie►alealt .d tale ittatitattitw...mad it
- .h11lild be ungrudgingly anti'Pnthusillri•
tically stimmrted.
s4•404i4411 'third tank as our u t 1s. MOMU
t Itttt; .,,1ni'. teulrio r wattles.,
Over a swore of (iuverulnrul nI1'10".
ares of large iutpnvtance t1. til wild.'
country w'rreb pill ,{,lily, akli, and the
pt irate Lill 1 gis111tsyt "st 141ll)• in
regard an railways. was untruntlly
hexvy. '
I'4-s,I'caatly every' member of t11"
(5,lveru.nnent ►nt'IKI'tcel two 1.r three
large items fur (11e sou*hlrrul.illl of
Parliament. -
Sir Wilfrid i,atll•irt' throughout was
in charge t1 the daily proceedings in
the !Louse_ and his lrltrsu':al .•a,1Iu':u14 to
in withstanding "41 well the t•4alril
dons strain of a .trying and arthica s
v1•141i1.t1 Wilh1.ut bring 4nulpcllyd to lie
absent' for a single da), through illny.s
burdens and remit Iti.1lNhl low. lie
piloted the, Frtntu-Ca't'u11at1 t Baty
.through the l'Utl tluua,41111 tilt• proof of
hi. argument that Canada Wats getting
i1. the new 4uuVeit 11un 'l 'i !,'' 1 hal,
gain i8 evidence -1.W Lu 11ut. flat tont - Wr-
Fr•ni•11 Senate i4 1411(5 withholding.
cat Mention nn the gr11u41d that Cana-
da IT getting * an Undue advantage.
''414. Fielding waw also sponsor for the
new-imam:titer hill, til --final passing of
which is Wt. uvrr 1111 next 'Pessu/ll.
pending the working oat .of certain,
aunetelments� which the ..video...,
.hows to i4' urrr.":1.'y. tither hills.
w I,se h are to Ite plrtrei{-i i Els credit
ua•lhe' ainentlintnts i.t the %taut act.
pt•tw'1ding 1.., the expam•ian 1.l' note
c u'4114ation luring the Irup-ulvving
lrriol, the bill providing for (iovern-
utrnL old-ittre annilihe. ;tint the -h111
extending• and Incr.•.1.ing the lead
144nnlfi,•. for a tern) 1.l lite yeas.
Civil Servide Bill. -
lion. Mr. Fisher's piece de rrsiNt-
tutee was the new 41411 ser'4It t' hill,
taking -.tile- service .x11 of Isaiah's,
plating it under the supervision of an
independent el/'t11uis.iula of two, pru-
tiding fur apllui1Llueut• nod 1W4 ii
.,n merit by rom1N•titive exam-
inations, and Iel/l•gatlli'.lIg and re,
ela4Nifying the Nervier geulrally', Thr
hill. ' a4 it. aIeets. the inside ser -
.14r, will a into .'ff 4-t .,m Sep-
tember 1, and tate tail side erviee'.v111
be ht-..,ighi under its provisions, by
In,44•Ia Mitt -0111 at !"11111• Eller 411114'.
The llinist.r of Agrireitu a also pot
through the limos. .noir il,bpDrtan1
•ndnu•uts d,'4Ign,sl.i., improve the
Government Refuses to Increase Tariff
on Woollen Goods ---Hon. Geo.' E,
Fatter Attacks Government on Fin•
Wut•kityt- alt the .ptuai,l,»aldr*slu4iuut
31111 i1'the 66
ie./SI pit..'11o1. i•vI rn
I'ruviucial I'Mt34 .l.. 1101 )n,•rt these
conditions t
clearly jou:rifled in having 1)!14 )rr lists
prvpar4l for Potosi eleclielH, Tu
act f last sr.Nium.• ,
Mr_ Ayl.ssiorth'a
fie Plder:tl"Oovernnwnt is
rights in the matte". is mere
lion. A. H. Aylr.win•t1) boa' the
brunt of t lie debate .,11 til.• nnvv fain. to,
-election bill. and added materially to
the st cogent and lucid debaters in
Canada. C► the story of the eleelion
• anclal Record and Minister of Fin-
'Oct) Makes Vigorous Reply.
t,U.a wag, J 411y 'J'I0. -- Parliauleitt cult-
chldrd ill 1)0411tess 4411 Satiirday'tight .•
aft hour 134.4404.9 ' Might. after the
longest "NNsi4111 in the h*Mtely' o* 1 .4Il
alhtl P:u•Iiaun•ul.. Thr fu-mtal pru-
*4ll;ation laky" pl:trr 1144114)•.
One 1if the British I .d toil 1114'm•
toss -went 414 tier trositde tof- Beare Mels
through 1h.• Bates 1.t Hu11sId front
1114! hrgwtyltyt. 1.l' the weltsion to Hist'
who wain re.IN111.0de for the t'
ettu.lnned since 111.• Iluu4e u)rt. H'
(1.11(1,1 that 5,4I44'raL motilin 1'M howl
tlncl 11111) 4.,10111.14 ill Mitts -aril ala(
the Oplx..ititlm I,I1YTrul11uuls. \Vhrn
1t 14 U•I'trint N•lvrl that thy' (Ip1Nlslti
11ulpal4nrs c,tlly11tlemit. 11a1*'a►r 1,1a11y, ap
tkr IdlM•Val# 1t Ir wWll tile lung -
welded ones are. Hun. (lett. E, Fester
111kes tit.. {*tint (1.t It44luucily, being
1itr..tt-i il)utnns... Mr.
Bau'.lem comes ties/. with 1:11 axil
the lflnisL4•i' of -5 lir Interior Mull.
Flank olive!. . tills :1•3s rohunn,(, Sir
1 \\' 'Iliad- 4ttri„r Yl*1 col anti .lit'
▪ ?Liltistec • •t y;,• •• '•sst .......1,l,"
Refuses to. Increase Duties. • •
the-'. of :Sir \V i!(1 td .alai ort• M lll►s8t
.acts of the session was tit read his
reply' 1141141 ire cellae •11•uuand front
the t'an:titian Mai111fa1r(11te1•B Assoehe
Lion Lir .111 illt'i•t•a.n . t tali 4101108 .1.0
w,Nlllrll );.,nils. ;Che P{•title flu'1strl'
regretted that tilt. liove(tunrut eould
111 1Jar. o*s.s:c1 } tt'"t•e we
tht•dnties. 1l Wait floe. 41rsire•.i I,e'
liuvrl rut to give reasonable- me
management to the woollen iudush v.
but lite wishes 'Anil damsels Llu•ouglt-.
41311 the coolants' heal too be considered,
and such a .dell as that prop east
wnu1.1 meet with •11 opposition w4
the part of the cone •r'. S1i• \%'41•
*rid .uggeMt4d that the annti...d ies
which confronted 'the manufacturers
were d41,', not to tariff 1'.13141'11' , hu1.
to the depression in trade., which lie
hms•tl was ouly,trmporar'
TRYING ' TO Ti--IIN K
of the beet '.say to supply pint' .!Wants without using tip your
mte lust your p nttence 1iPth r; the sail c fits your trade.
'veit-.-false stock-of�tke- newest...Ladies' Wear
specially selected and spread' out for your approval. We
think we can suit you, Ilut you needn't bur- unless -you suit
yourself, 'so stop "trying to think," because w'o've probably
thought for you in getting; This tine stock together for your
approval.
Mr.' Foster's Attack. •
The Burl hetw•ren lite :Minister of
F in:rnc. mid Die chief tinancial'rrh i.•
1.t' the t►p{riniLIun. Hun.' lieu. 1, -
Rosier. which lellually marks ttrl•• close
tri tile' 1Nsrinll. 'Was' lout missing this
time. Mr. 1.,.Irr was 4rsalli1"Ii1'.11)
. ta..-.1...:.1 lytta
owe .11 catetda's financial ron11i1
Hr aiL111A nn 1.114 iner•a.N 1.r I'85ell.
ditmw, tear 404ig,u.ion. ass d in
gian Hay. and falai there thrxauied
to your emu 'matron
het aths of the unhro' the• pact r,f Olsen. " 1 charge .4 the It was 11larkesl.011ietly by Lhr deters
t p l pellet !w to tl,rt lit Y ,
Ir u
•'ore•! months hence will find us in the
' let of a general elect'. campaign.
Mate this is your hat.
The change of Thanksgiving Day
from Thursday to Monday may pro-
vide a better holiday, but it will rub
the day of Its signj cane! as a species
ticawion for thanksgiving:
tootle, with FIs friend the..�ner. - -- puMlts in rhureb curnrr•Mtorirr might w :ap Lent
ntrtrnLent
t Jvl�-we �sw! the tli«tever: ' _yeartra+neJttde-m--rttmetr s1. las to per
L-' /ti Mn
n forest until
of Jour town
•"lilt mis-
rrk. cenl-
taek of
to In -
sting
eir
t' I.atlty abaci {odic .1'. (1e• dlpis.sitiun to
r stood 11 a . ' ride 11. Parliament ut1 a ascertaining how theriuuleut men : governingfree-
heButi*yal Lake .d the rat'll' days of I.urlti•c ...... ,jos of debate. On, ..f the chief lie -
Perhaps, • irM tha4n took 1.P the
Perhaps, like some hi{; men at other' cult' of the tall -n the' d'eanbN•k
arisen over the TOT and the 1'on.t-
Christianizing and
__ tours anti in other spb,'i.•s, they arising of supplies, plies to the 4.1U -
h t upon the shut It probably 0t lead gaol" that nags into a►L ! -r assert 11unurlty [ 1 1 s.1 lent by
• k II )n 1 f . t K the rt illi of the rule
hining with their own spec'(
yurnt stoppage 1 I
other work of este didn't. pay IS viltrntion to their iataasment of the whole civil eervier
diary*, 111P
of. and t clothes: but their representatives ill and the. machineta of g.ivernment
their knowledge
r 6ithrhtl, 1 the pageants will Ile attired as. such .throughout Ca.patll►, was the agitation
country's. claim t1.. the fi 1 for the /ulnptinn ref snnu form of
1 h they tor the
f til missionaries. nowm lands ►wyund. -
men should e w when u• pose
1 "theatre. It is genet ally admitted that
1'o one o rise u' tnarir", huthet m41 ' 'ng puldi� 1.t plNtrrity. 1►r- the all of the present version will
1 I' t '1u the near fatale in
>i1 1 art pcor•ednr
• r was
/ tract Settlement m
the 11un
n t
a 1
• - -ter x n• r3 rs.
clothe of the ptesrnt gcntra 11 �srlt. a recurrence of the
the iplis'isfippi, and to atien.11l11 it ag } slx•cta•11• ns. ❑ted during the session
compllttiun of its esplorntl n just Mused. Among the ether items
isle to include in the pug o1. Mr. Aylrswnr1hs:tgrnd11 W1•r' the
were the bills 'mania, ing the oar of cigarettes
cauls thee.storiee of there old heroes, /t. and lolwu•n by 1.4.. hi Ire .Ixteenr
.IA Halle should have a place of M(We1ltl 111111 114 .411 the yri544) 41 l emit. sal 64 ill
Itlonnr, is+r he Elul I jt Up v" 114)1 only du away' w•1111 tri double 11abfllty 0
m Manitoba of t•ailwlty employer. for prolrrcutinn
the ht 131*t, and ter 4sti 44 his bre ea- under both tite railway let and the
Dons but, gesture d us a noble e= m that his mm /n t Li criminal tante ht connection with rail -
ample 4d B11141 ndous diol steilw g 1 that Prov- fn 1 f the 9tatr pint i,r rruu)ved way aeeidentN; and hills affecting the
r clot- o . 'udicatut'.• :1.;t with teeniest to the
of t L11
lad overcome,1 1.t rte tit
r nIla
e4
rP ' fasrittciwL
bra 1the h't•r
• • 1'rn d
r P. zea I IM an
)�s h
.ash-
• I
r ire � 1'
festoon' of purpltsr despite the r{ ! rN t ('Dort. n) N:ulitoba, British Columbia,
cry of frigndsan�ahr openrnrnity 1.t 1'lIP (►trod Trunk 1'mrll{r vv111 tar ---
t by a petition trratitt{f Lite twin io and Illiebee.
10e', and prreererattce itt-the' tater -1.t Id t h 11 pl rtlo of tilts year a atgttatnte s 1 f tw ntF 1 New M.ne11,1 of Busway
ditwo.Iragcit*Pnt$ that!. would hiVt
daunted other sten. Then there was
hie friend and patron, the burly, chol-
eric Frontenar, ,Iuart•Plsnme, fiery,
but devoted t.o his c•otintrv. and able
hotter than any Other of his
time to hold in check tb. hostile In-
dians and gide the voluny Peace. -
To these and Dt her heroes of ('anti•
dn's earlier history we+ptty hone!' tit-
d.1y, 118 well AN 11. !lltultculnt, the nn•nfiopetl vynnld like to'ugK, el that
chiv-
alrous, who was aa4 gt•e,eit in sir drfrntrthe rest of -the work be left . to the
1
u. Uufu tared with quelec, which
is cel 'Prating its tercentenary', this
'
district ' decidedly in its infanta.
Itogeee. e1 'Manitoba,
earl the f, 4 to wM not hold a seat'
Hon., "
that the Canadians of renting (sail
'Is luny we looked
iPe may know just tar
1
y
-if they ever troubl, theleselVes to
th11k 41134,111 11..
ter the next. Federal in the State of Oreg.nn a c•mstitu-
elections. •'Bc lir Dight tat know, see- tional amendment has been :nt 9'4 rat
s have the muni u- under which at any time iusy. elective
ei u
o u
t
'Minn of the vote lets in t 11.
ince' from *Alice by a majority y v e
rle.l"rate. The -"et' 11414) a in
' opera ion
a r D handle t
6
lag cropin the \Vest. b. en with the
increased railway (aciliti`" there in
:anxiety lest - they 'Mould not prove
suf leient fur the moving -.44 the
1 per harvest that in fully extwetesl.
• A lnlluuy of heavers has built a dam.
,on the Trent !'anal, saving the Itomin-
tiuvernment the expenditure' of
ttr,dMMl. - Thc. taxpayer whu.'e inrbots%
111 be eytb•aI when the Trent ditch is
as was his rival in his v' 'tory. Such
mljt, its mrttrnm• ittts-said: -'-inter for.
gotten thrtnselves into greatness.
white lt•8Mrr-+wria have ret1rftbse'rel-
thrnls lues into uhknowll graves.".
THE CASE OF WOOLLENS.
The Canadian Mauufeetuter Aero
elation' presented the Ottawa (iovern
went, during the closing Mules of the
session-tif Parliament, with a dentate
for inr•reatlel dither mem w4Nlllet
gtxld', Without W4hich, they sand,
number of the largest ('analial
wopilen industries 5111105 mutter'innihil
Mimi before anolhrr, year. The tiny
eminent very properly rrfn+a'd to 144
held•`Ip, Sir WiHrid Laurier pointing
out in his reply flint 111. 4311)14 n
had 1114 iiterert nn the! matter and that
1. hie was 51111'( he't.ime for en increase
of 11111 W IkS1Tr4ff rttTUF pen fRr:` -
. TM,• Tomato Star Kiss.. Monis. figure*
showing tier extent- 44* ,5 he pr. o eslion
whirls' the woollen intenttfnetttn•r*'
attwlwiy enjoy. In m nn1•mai year re
impart about seventeen or eighteen
million dollars' worth ta1,, woollen
goods. Of this total over three•foirths
come from (treat Britain, and rouse.
intently under the preferential tariff.
The preference given (treat Britain on
woollens is not., however. nearly so
great as in some other liner,, While nn
some of the m1nor item., •such as
blankets and underwear, the prefer•
ential rate is only 25 per cent. and nn
carpets 2,1 per rent,, cm over two•thirds
of the woollen golds imported the
minimum rate i. :ill per cent. On
nearly a million dollarli worth of
German woollens the duty wo►•k% out
at close on :n per evil'. 'taking it all
round woollen maxula4'turets have an
average protection on their finished
product of eornethlog over :leper cent.,
while they ate allowed to impoft raw
ruatertals In the forts of shoddy and
certal■ unfinished *abrics at it per
Is•*vt
_t11110sitiant _menders at _ Ottawa
-itx44� ee tel a • plalining Akita , Hon.
Mr. Ayleswnrtl.'" deafl41'44r. I1 gives
the Mit)ilte' an advantage over them.
They ran harangue and expostulate
arid denounce as much as they please
and his eliltnimity Is not disturbed
in the leant. No wonder it worrier
them. .
1 e rove 44•r cent. Df s. '
the Voters and asking for a special' Hon, 1Ourge 1'. Graham, the urw
,'lection for the rr!u'tcnl of :any 41 -
ficial, from constable to Slate gov-
ernor. fader this plant :a 141an 1on1,1
not aftersecuring ,li,•tiuu use his
uflSet' in tick arbitrtty' timelier_ in kip. -
pxwitiun• to the puhtie will:- S4,•4 a
law' would have been ma'4nient in
('11nad11 whet* aC_the_ 11t$1 ••e.•i 11 „1'
the pteeent Parliament. Ihr menthe's
raised their salaries to tk•!•:,.et in dr-
1131nce of pudic opinion.
5513.' 'Lirontt, r egrnm If',maerva•
- rj11'T-retys
The ION wheat crop of the thaw
W e ai t e r n Provinces. Manitoba,
hisikatcle•wan Mal Alberta, is esti-
mated 'St 111:r,OIMFINMt bushels.. At
sixty rents n Intshel this means 57 1,-
1111tesMr mill 811111 does not, approach
the valor' of the,.'ropOs of Ontario, 1111
It slows that the - Weld is coming
along nicely.
There is a {twat rn3tcry at Ottawa
aintirlst-the (lover nntent Weans.. it r-
inses to iarreas• the ealariee of the
4it'il s•t•Vsnts. Thew may le many
settees of individonl merit in the vied
sere '1e worthy of greater reward, but
outside of Ottawa there is'oo popular
agitation for n general increase of
salaries to lnvernment employees. •
Minister 1.1 Railways and (' anti ls,
•tchirved a splendid reputat' for
hilu4e1I nn both sides of the Hou44e
.luring the •saarse of the 'P"14)11.
That he "made good" is the amain=
mons verdict of every utrtlller. Twi'
al the t1.r+t-impoortant bills,pf the yam
s',µ4 were entrusted to hint. namely.
the hill n'urgnnizinit and enlarging
file s•'nto,- of the rentwa)' eotumie4iun
by adding three eorntniMsiunrnt to. the
beard and placing tele It • and tele-
graph tints under Its �riwtirtion, and
the hill providing for the ieeonstt•l'
Lion , the 41IIf e,``b-ridge under the
•mpert•leien of trite . ,itional -7 Pntlile1 ni-
tin*tttnl Ibritwny 1 -commission, -
Hon. Dr. Pugsley.
Ili,• other new member of lite Ad-
ministration, Ilion. I)i-. Pugslev, abet
n carne titruug-7i the tweeds -sit with 'flying
colors. The report of the (leorgian
Bay ('anal survey which he brought
Ilew•n, showing that the canal is femr-
ibie and ran be ronstrttoted for a cost.
of *host *li*1,*MM1,INM), provides (rite of
the most iauportent subjects for legis-
lation for an ensuing session. 1)1•.
('ugsley 11411 charge of several bun•
(Meth. .of item+. in the e*timates end
piloted there through the House in a
way' w'hieh reflected great ert•dit 114/-
ths. thorough tnanner in which he
has mastered the working ofhie de-
partnlPlA during his short tenure of
1(aillway model taking% send upon what
he termed the '•wild and reckless"
spending of rummy, by. the .lioverie
lural.
Mr. Fielding's Reply:
lion. 1h•. Fielding d4elnt,vtthat Mr.
F,.ter had INeu crying ., Wolf. wolf,"
ever Mince the present thovecnineul
rain*. 'into ome.', lett the wolf • had not
appeared yet mid wa. not likely tot
al/prar -sit `tuns-:rn. Mr."t'.i ter 'tiiy...r-
wl►ere'he was 1.1145 1514' 'leuverument sc,l y4anus. u. nigion r•
Ntayrd when• i! wow. 1'unflrioing, he for the Tr►nscnlllitlt'ntul It i1wuc Itnd
said that while hon. gentlemen op- other large works, Was. $111, 17 ka711, or
thistle Were against -1 4-x)rndiflova 4111 average' per year of *1.IC1i..1 wl.
tt Ii- distance dint in Kriteria, and' Taking it per head of the JN4pnl)t1un
would rail Ville fur 111111: 11 r. F1rrler'34 the aver:lgr i1rh1 r,t.y (tum fltlll,�l in
•tloti•tu.
the
to n INtll to lR •r i.x'- in IM1Mi, while it hnJ
gnrathm 1.t' expenditures in their -oaten
constituelt:ire baler t4+tw-wrswel *Kort.
Th.. hon. gentler's:ul trent 5I,Alon
wanted an armory at 0,kvil..: Line
Wender for Manineit.' wanted ane all
Minne sea. the mrmlwr ter Beats -
1
P ' 'old• the vine(
one IN \'411 \h
• 4' to 1
h
alt 11 >4M
Whip of the Ci nl..v 4115141' party hunt
pleaded for an armory at (i,ul.oiugue t
io units -e -Ase-Kon a -
"Voters' 11*1)4' of ml opal Origin -
MOW M '1111114.. 111x,1.• be ('111(s tend
N1mn,•ti111rs 1111,41.' by' Turi.N. 'Ch nn 111-
verrity of pm'tisarn.tiip a -in -to -refit
certain unity of justice. Voters' limbs
I/* 1(04.•r11111e1It- 1I'igi11 are entirely
mule by Brits or Tortes, uccp 1111 to
the name of the party in power. This
unity 44 Ixu•tiaanship is apt. to potable*
a
one -Milled resadt, A ('nna•rv*tivr
candidate for the ('ommons in New
Ontario is not delighted to rill, 101
IiMts 111x(14' by the appointees of .lanes
(;nnmee, M. P. Nor is ,t 1.11»,„1
candidate fnr'th• 1.rgi4ltire hi New
Ontario delighted to run on lists made
by the appointees of lion. frank
1'0rhtu►ne. Whet,. the lists are not
matte by the l,lumili�)alilier they
Rhonda Iwr made he- piages or other
permanent oH14.111*. Nu gnvrrnn41nt
should expect the other party to
cheerfully accept1%toter+ lists n10le by
its enemies.- -.... ...-_ _ ...
This fn 11 u,,.1,k*,' jurtille:!tion of
the Ihnninion linvermnrnt s .onrse In
providing flint the New Ontario lisle
Shall*. l*. prepared I y judges.
in the recent I'rovinclal elections lit
Toronto there were no fewer thin
2,1417 spoiled Imitate. in IIktI there
were 117. The great increase is due,
without doubt, to the confusing sys-
tem of electing "A" and "W. members
in one constituency. With such a
huge majority as Premier Whitney
finds behind hint, he must now
wonder how he got such a fright der•
tug the last nes'ion of the LegidatllI'P
as impelled him to resort to 't.1.e "A"
and "Fir trick and the get'. )•nma11.1P1'.
The Federal i'arliwment i" under no
obligation to use the I'Ivvincisl
voters' lists. 1t was not the prartiee
to use them until toe prevent Govern•
went made it so. it Is a question of
getting a fair, up-to-date list with the
John Stead
GODERICH LADIES' WEAR , WEST ET.
SALE OF HIGH GRADE
SUMMER .CLOTHING
- \�'ithutst reservation, _ -every sluing alai squinter
g:frtut'nt has bweu marke.l flown (rau), '':y :to :l:il: 111.1'
eHtet, At these prices you will get your money's worth
in the remaining part -t f the season, atilt -!fie quality and
style are such that they Will look .welt and wear well
all next S(1LSOI1. �► 1
51; 5i)
Note the few examples -
l;uys' Suits' Men's Suits
u i is 't'4IIIf sal :_'0.tll► :nits for $14.00
• . -5.05 '$is.On .. .-.- $13.50
.50 $ia.nu► .. , $10.00
.$ t :>!a.t s • <. .. ��.ft0
$1..1111 • .. : $8.00
by -spending -pew_
WA
RIDHAM
and
The
ALMA LADIES ` COLI
$150,000 mdowttteut, hence •
firet•dsuu a•""• •t v8v 4
reasonable rates. - 1 4ivac
Fgr Caulrsw.8M... 'lauudrt.
"Tire Roakt ie." . 1+e - rat
pays 1 chargcil for
Ontario
course
n•
111
.+.ter had p:r itas.l it, was of ,11►v I lw rale- itt' ('altah),'•
,Joust lratif4..iug-china w.ter- Contrast.
ng' lin% that of the Last 1' ,i1'trv:t' sway Policy.
lip nlminirtrat inn, hr i"'i*rt^I raft
Earlier in 1 he wt. k the, el.
.1's.
� n ..r) t ri 4 11 Prv'A-�
that fr4 411 I t 1 h 41.1.,. lis •as..•d suit *'null' u
i4rs aldol r, • the debt >t<i ls+.la: 11 n; 4 {
an average nt six .,nil a halt minions • 1 h.' rail41) su1.Ml4 )! resoled
Per The art. nual...40.1,1tl1e I''""" alert w ``evil icisml.
debt from 141341 to the end of the last L•. M:nllm, roti, TTtr (•x-1lini44ter
a ! •I I' side ash• stints 14..41..-.. raid ('anti*.. lulv.N•atrd the
,1 Mal Ube
'un bill
and
err
'The Sun•Dial.
In a garden planned with care
in a day '.ran by.
'lands a .un4as1,ps441nt asst 0M.
I.00ktnlr as. the ak7.
.4,114 stoned its any nod fate --
There Mne'na the Mower'.
t+ 111' motto cared -"1 4.15101
Naar but ,liglaY hoar..'
Like a ,eel lnel ,t •rand,,
While til • ham. run.
Narking out the ul.4u,ge„
01' -en In the .1111.
1511414)414 1 here , omr a time of -1 nun
1.10,112)' In Ye ,11111 aurae.
l'altent slot 4erene it wan•
Tilt the skirts are clear.
nil. p.m g<M1, phis'-npbrr,
With vane motto t riff 1
Witt toe Mil <e a lOUm n mew
To he 1 rave a. roa-
IM l.te • wn..rhar what Itnow.
sonn7 Aa7. 0s. ..hewers.
NPmerr shall reckon
•'Vm,P bat 'won' hear•''
- Mitt a. Tillotson. In lit. le
grauluall• &ere/lard bout 1/697 11411 it
4nr the:Ihrt. of March,-t'er7, it stood at
532.s4. Thr 4rus0MIlept'lmrut ' pined that that at the :Asa of Jlarch last
the .,ole pnla(titlI ..f 1'at,alla Wats 11,)rti,
:401 and if that statrli11•nt was 4urrec'I
II1 1 N
1 per was .tI Il
Ir r debt r besot ,t 1 ,
the net l6
1
K
ay[ain0t-y.ill,e:;; when the 1'nnw•rvativ4
lett office. Then. from 1371 11. Ia1s:
Ni speeiel espeedttnew�rf
the 1'miser%ative aevernrtlent
aelluitt•iilgb]t'�- Ila 'if/government of
branchliars'aM- feeders to the 1nter- -
cnloni,d 1{11i1w:iy. The Per ' •r stated
(hilt the Ix.intlaiwy1 by Mr. h:minrr-
son had iha41 450- Nttrnln.n t.f the (i<+v-
,•rnnlenl, but '1t was the fight writ 10
eke it f,rthrr 44111l,i41rratiun bet1.1.1'
definitely x.914-tingoradoptt/tg it.
ear I�
Summer School
June July and August t leads onto
oar Alai Tem-.wttfiont-an7break.
- -
drill hall at Aylnu•.', ,ua1 the members Enter any time. New Catalogue
free.n-
Wto-day. Cc
4••''"Write it t
f4ir FAA `/ittN.a•.-i=rittca. 1�.dWai'd :w/1 atuvntttrtL.tu >iltli,l Itr.r•t_..t 111.
Victoria and flatiburtuu 1511 wanted lige per year of 60.51/3.1.6.1 Iuriug fret Business College, Toronto.
manurieein their respective osmattLt). Otto eleven and threespiarter years 1.t' The largest, most reliable of its
1
kind.
,• , • e the total r :n r all nt h t
present l r 1
9111 alta
the t Y
ILO t r 11
'1• 'tri l ba 1
\i.r 1
• 4'Pr \ 1
t 11 1 .
rivers. the member for Sl. John efts ,capitalflat rind 4a al
ex endiUnw had
' 0.%,a -1.t tt. ri:t \t'll'AL ' 1
approved the esia•udltall'rs Gleet', loll -Nerd *ltl2,:,-4 217. That. said Mr.
�� 1 .'.J ,., a... ta." .I •., Tn NU, 1(.
*3518«stwr lades..-.P4itu,r. 141w:atat-,..4 'ielriittg, w*N nearly :w -1344.4(«-ataal.h" - -_
144)411 I11rinIwi" ti, 1nlh' tvanle•d ad•41i 4)0-41al expenditure of their ))reel,. �� .
ilitiunsl expenditures 11n •wharves, ce14s11•s, hat nut only haul 1111' I.ilwral.
et.... but a tunnel to the in:titil:pus as. provided more liberally fur the puhlir
The member - bd. Jaeger, service, but to :1 large extent they had
well. h I
paid tile's. way. Of the 1l7 millions *1
office.
_-- _
Legislation Affecting the West.
From the standpoint of the West
probably the i.- ti'Iation of greatest In-
terest centred in the bide illtrutlitee1
tie the 11lnister of the Interim, nit -ref
which bulk large in the pees itinal pro.
;Cram. The Weislern lands hill. 111e
Osie( feature of which -is the pru'isieo
giving. pre-emption rights In home.
'deadens for an additional 14(4) sierra at
three dofhu•rl per acre In nearly the
whole of the middle 1Velt, Lhr t have
an ' important hearing
future of agricultural conditions in
Alberta and Saskatchewan. It prac-
tically insures that :ran -acre farms will
he the rule in the Prairie Pmvinces.
Hound up with the hill also war the
provision for the construction of the
Hudson's Bay Railway and the release
of some forty million acres of land for
settlement purpoeos. T h e hills
amending the Manitoba grain art and
the grain inspection act are also of
great pr•actleal value to the whole
farming and iusi11rss community of
the West. They r'preeenl the res,dt%
. of the year of iuvestigalion toy the
grain commission and weeks nt care.
fill consider*Hon by the \Vestern
members of the need' of the West in
the matter of the handling and ,.hip-
ping cot grain. in addition to these
measures Mr. Oliver also had charge
of the legislation providing for the
purchase of seed grain tar Western
eet.tler' loot 'ppring and the granting
of lends to the Canadians whit took
tombs. part in the South Ali icon campaign.
(:artier war Opp l.el t., rix iWnditltr..
in Noyn Selltirl, plat wnntrd'nlrin.y til (•x4)1(1(1 awcl !rp4ri111 !expenditure of the
ie spent on the w'has 4)-r a.i 1«aaliue. Conservative' tioyermnrnt 1134 mil.
Uuuse•rv:ltivy mrn11N-t. 11' the West, added t... .....:.. .41..1.t
who would ocons*.ouall vote tut' 11c.
Fl43Lrr.r t,'aylhi*i41l were Me 1111X-10111111X-1011.41411xtt.414
OW interests of irltn.'ny that jest theother daythey target the lio4,•rnu.i•ut
Lt buy 031 all the tat.iu eklaitm s.11i
the West:Untllir Criticism. ?
while the Liberal tiovertiment
added uuly nineteen -millions 144 the
debt. and had !mid out of, the ordinal
revenue 113 'nab
A New Canada Today.
'Miele war* an old 1 'amnia in 154151,"
sillies- not 3 dollecol_ which bed Iti•en
I ‘‘ Oil regard to the)lebt of the
(4.O..111110 -OI, 1.11' hoot owing What MI.
he owed- ilitat.--while-
there had been intleases in the ee-
l -sr -Midair,. of the votintry there Lad
'been an enormous itterease of revenue.
"We look black with ',ride and pleas -
pre to 'the twelvi jeer, %)1. Liberal
wthttinistratinti whieh haw -trim the
- - - - --'• confidence of the people, and that
Front the :name il Will ‘444.11 hit pill icy will continue to 10511 naand the
from the Westel it standpoint the eel. of the intelligent andpatrintte
Mon ham been a fruitful 0111%
To Protect Public Health.
of Inland Revenue, intrialiseed and
passed t bills of general public in-
terest. The bill respecting proprie-
giuirtim to the public tegoinst noxious
stirilicineotin patent prep tratiohs, rind
instills% that no druggist %hall pliwe on
the market any patent medicine
whieli Itas not first beep analyze,o1 by
the department and certified- to as
being a helpful medicine. Another
bill introduced by Mr. Templeman
poiovidee for file eneourngentierit
the eerase ditties and re Ang the
discrimination in the matter of s•xeise
8111111p0 On rigars made from Comedian
The ro-soperative stwitit ie." Intl.
asked for especially by. the working
clammy of Canada and introduced by
Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux. Was pin
through the Commons with compara-
tively little debate, but was strongly
opposed in the Senate by the repre-
ontatives of the Retail Merchants'
Association and also toy the Prov-
incial Parliaments on the ground that
it wait an infringement of Provincial
.rights. The upper (+amber killed the
bill by the clime vote of lit to is, The
Postmaster -General elso pet through
the hill providing _for the ',inhibition
of the importation', manufacture and
sale of opium, and extahlished a one -
mot ewe for &op letters in cities,
A g the many other itema of the
legislative grist may he briefly men-
tioned Him. Mr. Hrodeur's hill atnettd•
inyz the Canadian shipping act by
providing new egulationa governing
the certificateo. of 'mutters ond mates*,
further defining coasting trade priv•
lieges, etc.. •nd Hon. Mr. Peterson's
amendments to the customs act mak-
ing dutiable repairs mitile in a foreign
country to ship.. employed in the
Canadian coasting trade.
Fall l'eriti (hens Sept. bit. s
giCiF)iieid!TRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
•Ontal.the 40010st )041 illay 010 eel 10 11010
ro-il ion of truyt, Mt rein -NYS are thoroogh
,.stsPresetical. thirst 401001, nIwtly4 .1011441.
PhOtt-
10,114,11 J1141.11001:4 1'10401(11C free.
ELLIOTT it McLACHLAN,
1
•
Martin's
Clothes
ARE THE HIGHEST TYPE OF TAILORING,
AND ARE WITHOUT SUPERIOR ANYWHERE.
PLACE AN ORDER AND BE CONVINCED.
FRANK H. MARTIN
I AILOR AND FURNISHER.
I We have sole control for (iodet hit of 1 hese, WOI id filmed
Perfumes. We have the full line of
DYERKISS PERFUME, in bulk and bottles.
,,,, DYERKISS TOILET WATER.
DYERKISS LOTION.
DYERKISS FACE POWDER.
DYERKISS SOAP.
Thie line is making a great hit, in (4ollerich and many flattering
remarks' ere hear about it.
TRY IT YOURSELF.
DYERKISS PERFUME
1
IDRUG STORE
F. J. BUTLAND'S
If it's good we have
MEW GO
1
GODERICH
J.