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Temic of sidiewisiosis 1
maw per annum to adva1a•.
IAm
le onth.• sun : titre* mouths. ooUw. slit.
Tu UnitedSlater .ubm+riberv. 111.54 a year
I.trict1) in .4d4ance.
Snb-44-141-. who fall to reweave 'THU amidst.
legularl) by wail will arrear a favor by ae•
Qualnting is. of the fart at as early a date se
powibte.
when r change of addreee i. dr^ited. bath the
Old and the slew rddreed Mould be given.
Advertising Rate:
THE SiONAL : tl(11)14tICH' ONTARIO
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made into $tate form reserverinds fault with Mr. Hultyre .because
Agriculturally profitable land ha"hie (straws friends" have )ern ren&
firm addend the prawds used W MI- i n K Literal eaulpaigre lit end sire
trod the rrnourws hi iYN* fertile sell• through the mails, under the franking
Thr United States Government has
added a large tract, muted w protect .prlvil*ge, to Wort Huron vote*. It
the bead waters of our large rivets : a too had that Mr. Holmes *Mudd let
while lun►ber communed, at last recog• "Itis Ottawa friends" du such 'a tl►iUg ;
Citing the State* wise policy. have but what clout Edward Nor
aledir atedi_ sP ear_ thousand -anew--ie
the forest reserves. Wisconsin has bowie, M. P.,' who has twat sanding
acquired user JUU,I1W acres, and this his "stuff' all over the constituency
acreage is cnnstantlp ►clog exteruled. and thus "ribbing the postal depart -
It has been the policy to,. concentrate dealt of its legitimate revenue -to
thaw holdings in sunntier having
the greatest numlwr of lakes fretting use the weld. of The Star. And what
into large stream*. and iti 'mule c - Its is gettiug y_.. -ext of the ileople'r
ties the Siete uow holds ten per cant. tuonry every srNsiun, t4N1! perhaps,
of the entire land area. The w) a))g sitar rs'v over Mr. Lewitt
"For the further protection ul its
water -powers, the legielatule lass conduct that it ca t find words to
authorized corp 1*' ions to erect rattiest. its ,Indignation. Av • (din-
•.erir' of IeaPry(+Ire on certain 'dreams, trtdta)rarry wiya, however. the propel'
tarot sod other similar adverilaaent*. lar thor posturing ,a conform water flow time to '!gat even" Is at the ballet box.per line for nr•t *mutton and to per flue for throughoutthe 110/411011. Thr location
h snW,etve rat fnwniou, Measured by a t 14%I It t'r++lr.5'91Lil�S1tL1_.Jb4W-�. the-. n *rale, t welvet lines loan luau-,-. p
us amt• cant^ of Pis lines and under, >)u per height of deers the amount of land lh'r fit tieing news -item' from The
year.
Advsrtlsetueut. of tat. Found, Strayed. Sit -
nations Vaaau t. Situation. Wanted., Hotly. fur
Sale or to hent. Vane, for bale or to Kent.
Article. for Nu1r, ,etc., nut rsere.ting eight
lines, Ve each invert' ;til for find month. Ste
for each ,ub.equeut mouth. Larger advertise•
menu, In proportion.
Announcement. iu onlinary reading type leu
tents per line. No noti.'e le.. than 2.1r.
Any special untie; the Mosel of which Id the
Peoutilary benefit of any individual or mewl.
anon, to be rowidered wt adrerti^emrnt aid
to be charged ur.'ordburlj '
Rate. for di*pley and rontrart ;altrortl-e-
eleut* will be tri vstt aura i_tios .._._-. _._
' Addro*^ ell cemwuuteetlau tog "
VASAI'tVIt
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UUU1K14111.THl'Itat)AY, 4I(I'.4. 141*
which shall to •.vertluwtd, and the London 1''relfiltleIa of yesterday bears
time and manner in which the stored out The Sign:(l's contention that the
water shall he released i+ determined rural vchtsd ItulrJayr should he rx•
by the State board of forestry ; and
the law 11140 provides "that holders of 'tended to the. Ist of September
sorb storage reservoir. Shalt to per- A..orliig to .31 report thl' "attr44•
miffed to charge reasonable lolls for dant•, rt the ••nttntry srhlx)I0 rs very
water nerd, provided a certain pre- entail at the pvea*l11. time, aldnitiale it
violist). Agreed' upon storage capacity is expected to increse. its it always
is realized each tolls not to exceed a does, after the winter Mels in. One
net annual return of d per cent. on (ratites* in 1'antata• is known to have
111r_aatid iptital actually paid in. The. had-fatqty--ottr
nP-pltpii-fet r.+ttr+tt` orf
sapiral of companies such its these,' week", and spottier haw had 140,44 sig
and the rates charged. are err the to right sitter the opening of 4•hwd on
strict rrgolatidn and i.lI1wr•isidai of August 1:. Mist of the Lamina Lasts,.
the State rar1ro841 rnu11ut*N ." their children flow seined during the
-t'atrsda's intelTICifl:'the ,subject ni' harvest tittle so tlnit'the boys can het{,1
furlwtry alwvis Iwo• g iwpwralive, in the fields and the girls to help wit
tar house isti 'i vi is generally •n-
toand the preserVstion of our timber r te- f ,.rr,asrt! by ihr nunrlirr tit hued writ.
sourceaia not too *).um vet,iviitg _the J Moot rpt -.-Lb.•- chide as- +i-1..* 4intf tat•
attention of our Y vincial and Fed- country schtw)l$':st the present time
real IegiNLtttrs. 11re.t hake who etre tow email to heir
notch at home. and are swot to ampul
to keep them out of the WAY.' -
-A WART9-OF CONTRAW-CTI-ONS.
It mi ht relieve the Canadian voter
of nom degree of perplexity et the
comif elections if the ('onservatit•r
party ,Mould discover just where it
standeiand what it wants. '
Some Conservative j+uut•ua1..tiay the
overnment ' is- recklessl)' plunging
new development. eclogues, le -
the credit of the coyntry.
O hr\r)therLid, The Toronto News
say* the Natio Transcontinental
Railwa 8.1 be built .her a Lib-
. era* or e ' 1:. 1'votive (love : e eat is
in -pester at , amt -that -tor
aethative par i. pledged - equally
with the Libera y to comtrnct
the Hudson's Bay a way. "There
are n8.-substimlial- di . - in the
. altitude of the parties 'arils the
r w a *11(1
or rn of t6 a
'1 cru t �
in r
P
(,later eueatnahip- connection eat
('anad.a and Great Britain," say
Seep. Mr. Foster' promises a ton
to Prince Edward island if the ('on•
eervative party is placed in power
Is the sof to accept the ('oueerva-
tire policy o pending money aa laid
down by Mr: 'Deter anal -Toe News.
or • is • he to tie •' n ' to Conservative
In
n
to
r
.organs like The ` don Free Press.
which gird at Ula\ overnmeut (or
burdening the col • with a tow
Pid development r ..\
(yonservative organs. .Iain that
the t overnment is taxing;.
too heavily with customs dutiel,, and
with the next breath shout forhi er
duties on imported goods.
Some melnhets of the Conserve '
party , o
t favorr, pretend -to favor. th
British prrferen e, while others are
opposed to it, and the whole ('onser-
_votive contingent itt-k'arlilttnept--awl►
been afraid all along 1t force a vote
one way or the other on%Fte question.
Conservative organs and platf.,rm
speakers are always ta►Iking,••graft,"
while it is a sure thing that if their
party *err placed in power, the
'ince Minister would 1* Geo.\E.
Foote the biggest. grafter of the
all.
Conservativt ty the public ex-
penditure is too big., alt they are all
anxiAua to have money • .•'t in their
own constituencies. '
In such a network of contradi4.tl
how is the voter to make haul or tail
of the Cnnee•rvatire policy?
EDITORIAL NO S. -
R ell, it has !wen * goon summer,
anyway.
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It will sown he time for the 1,:eo
ALP,',: to iegin explaining.
The ,harvesters' exeurril11 Main'
*ream to have been nontewhwt over-
done this year, judging. (runt reports
reestred 110111 LIP 1Vest.
W +re,n..l tomatoes? should- bring a
04111 price this fall. The Conserve -
ti capture
sato they are ruing to c p
atlyera va M•ntia *rats.
The recent ex • 'lento* ort aerial nav-
igators, as reported 1 he daily press.
will not tend to make tair line a
popular medium of travel. \ -
0
The electors will soon hat an op-
)rtunity of rebuking the Opposition
ructionists for their waste of time
airy at Ottawa during the last
and
scission.
to the 1 • ited States the dates of
elections are fixed by 'constitution.
But see what a t of fun they mise in
not. (wing able to Mese when the elec-
tions will be called !
The Toronto News eco, e the Liberal
i'MoPle tioverntnent for not tsar '• reduced
the tariff: enough, and also `not in-
creasing the tariff on woolle The
News is a genuine entre of hornbill
ve
NATIONAL CONSERVATION. -
A 11taliiF "'tethering was held at, the
SVhite House at W.*hi, et.'n, h. l•„
recently. to dits:,ws the question of the
conservation of the national resources
of timber, soil. fuel -and wat:n'.power*.
The gathering, which mat at the in-
vitation of I'reeideut Rd*sryelt, in-
cluded the Governor* of all the States
of the Union and many other eminent
men in professional and business life.
The President himself gave the open -
in: address and James ,) Hill._An
drew Carnegie, Pre*ident Hadley of
Yale f'niversity and others gat•,
striking acldresees showing the,urgent
need of calling a halt in the deplelien
of the natural resold.es of the collo-
try.
,las. M. Whipple, `state fnrestd..-alsh
and game commis"inner of New York.
gave an account of c litiuns in that
State.. ••Wr have in the Shale yf New
York."raid Mr. WhippM, ••$t,trut,(lNt.
11101 feet ad 1 bar, board measure.
'nitrating, inabmding farm loam and *11.
The State owns 1.ext,4NN1 a4'14.o D(
woodland, which, par the constitu-
tion, esti not be tousled ; and 'here
fore Chet mast he deducted (nlln, the
whole amount. We vet fart. year
1,2.11,01I,INNt boxed measure. A simple
mathewativat-a*Iewlatiww-wiIt-tell -ors
that in twenty-two or twenty-three
years. *t that rate, not one solid stick
will stand in the 1smpire State, .l.
though twenty-seven per cent. M our
total area is now covered with for-
est/."
The customs returns, for August i
dr). to the beginning of a business re-
viv in Canada. Imports are increas-
ing. sat: wing that merchants are look'
tnil' "toe Malek business roe the "near
future,,
The T Telegram rays that To -
Streets ate itnt v 'de enough. W*II,
we don't know Toronto's etre to
:►rent w) had, lett Be pre- ere a hit
narrow..
The Toronto Waritl fig es tett it
majority of three for the Con rvative
party at the next election. if t at is
the beet a Tory _paper cantlo. the
pot (iorernment does not seem w
in much danger.
The dyed of forestry in Wieconein,
formerly one of the great white nine
'producing States', and what that
State ie doing along thin line, was
described by the Governor of the
State, Soo. Jambs 0. Davidson. 11e
said In part :
"Wisconsin ban, bower's, awakened
t0 it, duty to the i'uidir ; it created
the first State totem, cnmmtw*id,n ever
appointed by any of the States, and
this commission has already developed
*tom s board whose 1*hnrs sr. cheesy:,
terix*d by a coot.inunus and progres
sive policy of forest administration.
Vast tracts of public (ands have ban
Iighteniel and educated men plane miltted protest of the better element.
their talentsand aequiwluenta In the 10'.`lr The Nun's opinion of Mr. Foster,
forum of opinion,. at the Jervis, of n. rxpraise.] herein and heretofore. it
thrirrountyMai And ti'nittell. 11 la tau merely ,tliropinion of A - pk)Iitical
Nuel1 things at least .Get turn our opponent ; it is pHthlis•, opinion. In
minds 448.4444 from the Tltaws aril flit* verdict has joined every new9-
HainN cases which du No Lunch to re• paper in Canada that it not a part of
duce us ti) their own brutal level. the machine. The Tornnlo Nrwr,
Sueeession putiss Act. Thr Toyontu Telegram. The Otte**
d,.trnal, ?be Montrvat titanThe
It til and Catpiro * l earl Anaw�er. Winnipeg Trihnne. The Calgary Har -
H. G. K., Seafurth.--I,iu.--A matt 4!Id, The 1''ieluria Colonist, -all of than
died leafing an aerate worth 11111A,9406 etIon(gl'onservetive advocates. have
(lo what e. 1 can the Ont*tlo Gov. all, after careful tautly of the rvi•
rrnmrut t•ollecl s*rte$rioh dull.,? desire. denouneed vigorously this roan
1V1tat t is exempt ft tach who bloke his Gold to the widows
Jury to lax ?•• ami orp harm ; rvru the furiously part-
Auv,-'rbc 14111 res.,' Ihnly Act. *s Ivan Halifax Herald wits el to
amur'ldea ill I)ali, way": ' Nu duty de''srr that 'Mr. Borten would
shall I.4 Levied on etiy stoat*, lle*g- ••greatly aueugl*.44 !Muesli with the
goat ite valor of whish ,tars 1101 el' pe*plrIcyIelrga1tog Mr. Foslrr lits
encu 1110,1NNt. ',won mown y devised or seat on the back Iruchea of the party.'
hr•Le)ra1heil (or religIuus.rh*ritablr,ar Hut in vile of Orta tgqueeelrnlel
rilu,'ational purpose•+, •'l1' . us' un pr11144 10 .41.111 111 {iu6lrr crneurr,hr i9 alluwe1
rely passing bt• will. intr44ttry OE to hold hi" ipelar.• e1 proulinen.e in
otherwise. lit or jur.the maul a gratul• Cnumarvetira+ enteron- - _ 41.4441W441 -
fat bet.
allowsalfather. grandmother. father. thaw, torr the ruultty ae a recognized mein -
wife. child. J.eughtrr-ip•Gaw Iwr 01-411e Conservative Government
or son in-law of Lite deceased, where with which the petiole are asked to
the value gl the properly of the de- *uppinnt the G rrnmrut of Laurier
,.„."...41 does not exceed_,.$itl.INltl." and Fielding ; f itllowed to stand as
Y11u do not Lay wIli t_tike heirs of 'eloquent evidence of the inisincerity of
dee44swl ,ue, if hiN Bair.. iielnn1 Conservative charges of graft and the
-to
-h. eery d..- the -chisretr mentistled-itfttrUI!twnrthtnraa... of Con.vervative
there will he tug auurari.tu duty. but i1 promisee 41 ief..rm."
there are uo leire belonging to any A
rat the cl.Nsrr nurntdonrd I.l)ru 8.r
rh e1 the aortal* as has pa*sel't1p lir Ottawa,. Aug.!../4.--ll it estimated.
fi- Ih-1-•"y*0 - which -will
other olegtee of collateral cousanguin• bat. u8e1 low the `-u g elections. Will
ity to I Je•04aw•d, or tour for •the
ltlettrlit .,fatty armorer. "hall lir elite--
jlct to a duly at tall (er 1'1111. IL •
An E'ient Minister of Agriculture. Mir Wilfrid Lyurirt• haw lawn once
more formally tendered lilt. l.ilwral
it • ion rp Quebec East, the elin-
stiturncy whi*41 .br btu now r:spla-
.mind for thirty years. ..-
t•untain (Wig C'-e1,INNI re moues than
tar}e entitled to rota in -Hint:
w...N' Iter,am.•r.
1'lu• 11•iti. SI'Jp.y fisher; 1)olnini
lt:,,:-e • �1t+jt,ult+urs 11110, lit iris:-
credit
liacredit a mass.of good .wink for the
besmearrrt'the tmulet's of the country: •♦
Itin.perni'teuee and cuergy rn ter t• Five special trait* will be run 'tram-
itug.tel pras•ti,al part o1 his duties are various Joint' in the :Niagara twnip-
tn:Itrhlrss in the records of former in- Pula to Siegert► FAB". when stir 1l",pk
Iwnta of the'portfolio tontipp- f .•1 I..a1. f pp. ow 11 it ttntaro ru111
.bete 4111 the 1.1111 I1144.
Til
Toronto - Gtidw (The (antler -nils•
rl•Illllrnt .will ' • In the 1HPawa
!Geer trout the east with a majority
s.1 Al. Iran .i.. Whitt i* then in the
cnndit lull •'1 l)ritario ant! the %Vent to
warrant the 'fury' linpe^ that the
happy and wall-to-tlo (w q.le of the
West will vole 4111* ihr.ti,vernment
whose• measures have changed the
prairiee_and plains from a gnrat Itemand to tine of the men ptogl•rasjta.
regions nn rail) :'
The Way to Wait.
U whet her by .1 hr tette-time, 1'h.u1 1 hat 1.r-.
40114.4 Sur tea. 'c- -
Ur whether by the hill thplt ,*0O$1*, *0 * 'bad
owed. to the .ea,
or by a wil that blow. from . my lore re
tar, to Inc
No fear it hidden iniuy bears to 1
les, fair.
u tear i. hidden 111 my Pie 10 dim 1h
nr.r there -'
1.111141h any sheek,the rrsr_48-haptu-
hould wear. - yy
For .11oe d he eons. not by the toad, and cote
n. bythe hu1. •
And So44)e
(Ta.47611 *h r
i. open .
w
by the far .*way. yet conic hr
.l of all d to world. lo. r'- road
ti' _
My heart id light ith 'singing nhoulth they
Ally merry
And drip their merry ekes- as they Pao, my
gal eeeg) M,__
►'or •e that Reds a we
to wail !.
to come caa,llsd a
Kee ..tone M.* -lta)'.
FROM OUR CONT
Indications of it Drip.
Guelph_ trr ) e ur -.
:
Although haiuniocks cannot lir
taken as slue indications of e
weather. the way smile are hung
to to it sure sign of an early. fall.
Adybody Knows That.
Toeonto Star.
The Morning Poet. of London. Eng-
land, *aye that Sir Wilfrid Laurier
will win in the next general elections.
Sometimes The Morning Post displays
goat httuian intelligence.
A Great Country.'
Mont -reel ff....Td.
Ho ' t )adian, teed about the nat-
ural re )u ea of their country may
te infra ft m the fact that 1111s five
ntll{io11 t dw lire in Vancouver
hanlly}rYR anybody to take a look
at the map. �\
The ' ' * the Free.
wood -awl' sentinel net are,
A picture. D' . tram xh wing the
Wiliest of four 't1 .les stria up to a
tree hes n lar
law del d from th mails
by the pgstoffice at horities o the
United ?hare*. And et they t
_thatthe United.States ' i>r tree Jou
try. Perhaps some day terve will Ile
:some Puritanical interf enc*. with
e awuse•nlent of xtringin up blacks.
Tire Right Use o( Soo
AWES.
should a free trailer.wmpport
the I r Government mike The
Toronto N One good reason is
that The New14 d all the other
,holdetafuthigb tuo�►' against -
the Laurier (Invernmertt.
Bon. Ileo. E rooter teilethe le
of Prince Fdw*r.l island Glut he is in-
favor
nfavor of building A tunnel ti c11nnert
the Island with the mainland. - Pro11-
nldc, an Milano hip 'of the (Ionea-
tier policy of retrenchment.
The Toronto World calculates A
majority of three for- Bowden et the
coming election. The World should
tutor -made it two or Tonr. TITFre t*T � - \\A'' Chivalrous Opponent.
Ayunet Esprr.. 4e'on,04% 1,�>;
When Stil• Wilfrid Lanrip'r was leap
many yawns, ago Wr rode ,t hicyrle rot
the prove/Won from (Ewell to the Isis.
grounds. i1'rivill not agree to ride ,i
bicycle thin time, but we will art"
utility lie in the ,proamnion if any•
thing of the kind hi Iertaken, and
it one of our Grit frirtkh does not ask
to; to ride in the band dragon we will
walk with the lays twin d it, 11 Mir
Wrlfrll Iwurier tannest to mer this
fall we again appeal to the r• ,tore of
Kant. Elgin to gat *way 1111 *4)081 the
small, peanut (44.litive of the prodand
tie citizens, regardlesx of 1,11114A,4(44)1',
race, religion sir party "lilies, give
hint such a re•.ption nn lir novel. had
18. o d n
t re and show w him that . I
there '
b
one piece in Canada, at 'pest, whet.
we ran for the 111114 bring drop nor
difference of opi ' of politics and
unite. to do honor. where tetsae 1. 91.0:
Why should this not be done?
Letters to. the Editor. .
Peterborn• Iter low,
We enjoy the prieitrge of reading
through the kindneee of a friend
"The British Weekly,_ _the.,
British Nonconformist jontnaL ft
is delightful to peruse in i1, the opin-
ion of Rriti*here, Men of ''light end
leading" rn the ( towhee, science, art,
e,lnration, etc.. who rnnNtanll inlrr-
change Views or 0xprPsm opinion* in
its columns. Whether it is that we
have not got the men or the material
or that our tittle are '*1401, r1," on8
cennot peth*p. exactly ray, hut the
not represent the feeling of the people -tendency in t?aoadd in to discourage
of Ond.ri1'h, who aro Indebted to hint rob" 11)41' 1" encomrmg.. tolese a
for numberless and important Nervires citiann hookers *ant or tit. AshM)rn•
nn Iwb*lf of this town. Mr. Holmes ham sinkhole I/1 worst than (*coal ur
the number of moskrata caught by
knows The Star pretty well by tui. Billy Nangon is larger than usual- a
1 hue.
Montreal Star.
To tri truly nseftib amt worth ora
(lace a 11141• *1x•1111 .-ysteni, s ort
shook' I*, nota lined for the vont , i
tive perf4l'itlarte'c' of the few, but
recreation fm the twiny, -The field
and not the graudstand is the place°
fist' the. melanin; of the athletic
�,rg�auiratiph. They should derive
heel{• enjoyment notgeeing their
representatives play b t in actually
playing the,n'ltelvrs : and in playing
nut twee -use tamp or 'medal i* to i*
won tint beciiils(e�,hey enjoy the play
for itself alone- Tbel►,the title; ama-
teur abut which their litigiou*club
officials are sit mach eoneern , wn4Fd
be, lived up to is its true ant' alt
mPtaninm.
ally in veet igating methods that bring
about added) profitableness to the
operations of the Lean. Iiia hitt ,hlnc•
Gun -of -our spleriard-curd •et)ra{1" sys-
tem on ocean strainers has been one
of the givers -.I %"sins to the fanner
ever enjoyed. and just noir Mr. Fiche•
is busy eat tying 9dlt Iii% plan for put-
ting early •Canadian apples un •ihr
British 'market. These early varie-
ties, 1) gh or such .balk'-gdedity,
err {wrrshaldr, w111 up. Lod this time
have never risen attempted t•1 be
*nipped to England. - Bull -his year Mr.
Fishier induced three steamers to open
,their o0Id storage f!
rollLes
some
week. earlier then usual by the (tov-
eminent undertaking to pay fur all of
tlir'spaee ivIdeh was not taken. The
result has. leen most sat lament' y 'and
t*e.ip Its here been coming forward
sop freely • that all the Npv-t in the
steamier* will likely t* taken rap. 1't
is in thee* lines of effort for the im-
mediate tinct {tractive' advantage of
the fanner that the present Minister
has been most auc.•r*stut and in which
he ix oto highly \apprecietel. ,
Canada Still Underrated.
•
4 levelaud leader. '
('an:adri iv sfill 'ln rratad. arercel)'
IerstNrd. It is .41tga78 b lulled
rattier than rxeggetatedit). outsider*.
Its futureir read darkly through the
tt+
,row Tens orf an inadequate past.� ferti{r (and which Is nut ts. !sr'rhtt
north or too high above the rte* to
bave fairly good etiolate may ('nosh,
Lute a colu(sar4atively .11)811 ptlrt til
Bildt A1110ei4:4, but it i, sufficient ate
,Pat- population mei the creating of
,at wealth. A thin slier of ('ane
bigger than many a 11111N•us ens.
Add the timler, the u)inrrals,
ter power. ihr fisherirm, the
ye. and the ports of the Ihr
nd it N(an.i* out atla)ng tui
a
l h al 441
e earth : richly en- nl
J4wwlt ww00.14.*4 1'eittt
bill rira.
Ever)• event which (*tat red :Men-
tion upon Canada turns a searchlight
upon crude force... vast ep,n'0m, huge
stores of 'littoral wealth .dl_ that
metes a ylmng-T nd-wortt. the entity
of 111010. who 1e114.1•rn thrnte'lvps will
the lamer MI .vrntrnl+ of human *rug•
resin, Fur Canada 1* rsewntutlly
pewter lootwithat*itding that herr ern-
turieo Quebec i. celebrating. 'That
city U an ancient gateway t1 it naw
pt (outlaw
mr
' • 1 -PM IIP III f l tl
enrolee, a i)Itt 44 p
guarding a over which drains much
wilderness.
-• Abate no mleli►karllxilittentitle A
rent nation is growing, faster and
1. across the northern h**trwlary
of tar 1'nitel States.
Atretnlnons piece of political history
connected with the majority of three.
It in interesting, if somewhat. Iter-
plexing. to read the reports of the
C. 1'. R. strike. The strikers say
they are winning, and the company
my the atrlke in a failure. The onli-
ne con only look on and hopelhot. the
right side will win.
Now that the first S'NI feet of the
d ueidrh renk wale1.*
am been ihintiest
the people of Goderich should conrlm
tr*t.
their efforts upon neeuring the
completion of the prnpoinl I,:inn-foot
structure. With a gds*I, safe harbor.
easy of entrance, the future of (lode-
rich'. shipping trade will he Assurell. -
ICalip.iars th*t"Mr. '1'afi:-C6e-Xepul'i:.
tical candidate far t'te*Meut tat the
United States. is * t 7nitarian, *nd
that the fact hes some heating upon
his chances of election. It Is difficult
to Pee what ccinnection there can be
between a man's particular brand Of
religiduts faith and his (N'cop*ncy of a
political office.
The Starr intestine... toward., Mr,
Holmes may be in line with ion ideas
of party warfare, hot Mr. Hohnwe
hardly needs to I.. assured that it does
Our esteemed lic'M.. contemporary
POLITICAL ARENA.
11'da)d,to. Srntinel•Keview Con
srrv.tiv, pap v ur-anally haven't a
great deal to say bout the Colchester
lection. 'Cite rvi ore brought out
the trial of on of the election
w kers' charmed wit .corruption ex•
plains the reason. Ap ntly both
rnuneyy1nd whiskey were ly used.
One the witnesses. for'netance.
swore th • he had received 1 11_ this
chief sur r $l:1 in cash an 1414
battles of iskey on the eve o he
Plectin). Th limen -witness was a
prcachel hefor the trial. was treated
Ind **ked to forget or deny what hail
been done. Aticither witness was
given by thesrsmr•werkr'r $1111 in mala
al* a case of flasks nett whiskey-. Hr
w*n`twld to keep the 'money and use
the whi8kel for distrit\i.tion on ire -
half of the ' n.eervatiye candidate.
Another witnrss...testifiel ti having
reeeive.l from tlw sa wnt•k . r a grip
full of bottled whiskey non 'nation
der, and another supply t y le.
for- election, twenty-four teat .all,
1(1 18. used on behalf of 1he.1 'nn w
tire estididate. An important wittie
had been advised by aletter from th
Krae *r)' and agent of the ('onserve•
live patty to call on thiamine worker.
He wire given a roll of bill*, *hoot Mal
of e,minAtt
t 11 star, to be
i all ) n
n !.
,wed on Iwhalf of the Cunard 4atit•e
candidate, Till* Was nupplrtnrhlel
by 11l'ti. on election day Ian• use in the
.aura )•ansa, HPe-was alin given name
's 'bale.
whiskey Id do fat
stanch revelations, unfortunately.
ere not new in this country. it is
'limb 111 if anyone will 1*e -dentin-
of
reatly,
ililica7 liy thein. This is the d titin-
Ralrle sof the agog. What .gives
sp.elal Pr ifieance to the revelations,
however, 1I' that the Colchester elec-
tion was conducted by the (:oneerva•
liven Am part of * "purity" campaign.
lietipeetahle people will want to he
spun d many eithihltMne eat much
political purity." The Ie'Pi*tinn is
it little hard on the Ooopprvativea,
coming am it (toes at the very tone
they are laboring iud(tstriously int
rnnvince the elrctots tint they ere
the 'only safe end reliable guardians
and exponents of political purify in'
the runner: But it will probably
have the effect of checking it trove
'►*sure the flow of hypocritical Nett,
a'tikd-that will be /onsetbiog.
Ne
FIRST ARRIVALS OF
LADIES' AND MISSES'
COATS
-- f` r Fall and Winter are here.- '
Plein colors -pluck, Navy, Brown and Green. ,
In Beavers, Kerseys and AfeI,lon Cloths.
GARMENTS THAT ARE WELL TAILORED.
RIGHT IN STYLE. RIGHT IN PRICE.
Come and See;
JOfIN STEAD,
West Street Ladies'- Wear. -
Goderictr.
--
FALL OVERCOATS
AND RAINCOATS
A great many people will Ioe travelling the arming month
• and it will lir nrcr*aitry to take. with you a. Fall Overcoat to
"R,aineomt. We baro. a splendid Lenge of these in the
.11RY..,.BR
The Fall Overr11itts ,are 111:141 (ruin dark g►e)• or 'thick
Cheviots will) ,.ilk facing- ,The Kailu'.)ats rue made in severed
- Anytime in l'ravrnrlt, goods;
-Arm yourseff- wit#ra 20th Century Brand Fall
Overcoat or Raincoat.
4)pposition 1rwrp*twrs have twat
irtthtlgietg in the puhlie*tion. of earns
ahnutelan ra to take place in the
1 Calti lel, frier ion hrtwe•n
the Pre1*)ier and Sir Nit -hart Cart-
wright, the early retirement of Hon.
'A. H. Aylrswurth, rte., rte. A epee-
ist! despatch to The (ilblw fr th-
taws .reals with these r rs rn *
41 'fashion, lbw' :
...Sir !Wilfrid Laurier this morning
ridiculed the report pelota*' ru Tlie
l,rwtt.. 11'.u•ll and other ('ltti.aer*N-
lfvr patter* of a Jieagreettent be;
Leen himself mild Sir ltichatd ('.u•t-
weight, and the wholesale retirements
from the Cabinet Council. There etre
Ito il)Iu)etliete ('hamgee in the Cabinet
pending, add there has been none tbs.
cussed. The (iovermuent is string
and efficient today. end will go
through the corning election with this
present personnel.'
The Toronto Star .if M.rud*y said
Humor has; prr.rnttvl the M11111 leth
s`itu*tion - In ellnttt every tensible
torn)'io(e the election in .luny when
Ontario'e Minister of Agrivoltin•e wase
left Without it Neal. M , .5tontiet11 has
miter resigned his Isola folio, and wot.1
chutes (111til a reliable Molter:r today
that -Ito -> 411 -attar, take rise- it•'tt
Pralship injnmM.1 after ell, int will
retain hie place in the, Cabinet. A
1 seat h'8. at fast
i8.: In (t
11►e1u r re
been -fuond 8.4).. 41111 reiinquisl:bi4
sal ...
Paslistaisettoass-hottogist 4n
order to give the Al 111i.41 i'r it 1•t)il110)1•:.
Tlte-anstounew(+rnt will I V ;natl.} up"•n
the lrlurn lif .Messrs. Whitney and
M.ntietlt( EnglanO
1Mtlliogtp with Mr. Foster's tour in
the MaTitime province. The St. John
Sun tram: -"It is one of the rnysteri.*
letter on the prom. is rarely written. of polities that the organised ()onset
1t is ono of t . gr.ut pririlrg.s and vstire party h*a sn petmittod this
delights of the fit dish custom that en. man to dominate it, to spate of the
•
THE TRUE. LAUHIER,
In view of the present attit'gste (+(
The Toronto- .News, - enntrnilect • ane.
edited by 1. S. 4'1, 'Bison, towards
Sir Wilfrid l.*tlrier, some quotations
from the biography of the Premier
written by Mr. William a few year's
Ago *1.0 eery' interesting. The Globe
quote* it re* of them. as fuliowi_t
"He had an infinite patience Meier
sttack and A lhor ugh contempt for
the mere (arse of pet -titan vont
Verity. Ile seIdl,u 'torrents the .madder
ni*I•epresentatti.nn of hie objects and
mbtivrs, and 1) that ill said Ily a
hostile.pre1e he wholi sett' amide as of
no practical ors -mint i the serious dis-
cussion of public' ip estitme."
11'Mtelerstinn -is the kr uta nit all
his and the mreret of all his
achievement& lie learned at the
4hreehold of his public life that the
tattalruan must often :wast popular
mor *nd stand impervious to to-
n)P tory gnats of popular passion, 11 d
Tfrat'a.1i enftlrTng achievements moist
be based in the reason rather than
in the Pn tion* of the people. fie has
'teen dist, trig! always of extreme
opinions and f intemperate advocacy.
He ham been. fitful Morey@ of the
wisdom
411 store charges. and im-
patient of mere der (+gusty."
• r
"It its not. the More art, of the 'm)Ii-
Iden which invites to his side when
he 144 pmtin the r'(nlntry ditiat•ict-t4 the
rad'• , toil -worn wurkerin field
shop, tan innate g0011014e of
heeri, an nnalfeeted love of hie kind,
arid a profound
u')r6sti
u
n
of the
worldly window All
SPECIAL 'FOR SATURDAY.
311.110_F-.LAK/YEL-31d
Three dotal ufl'ampliell's Sculcli F'lannl•1 Shirts, niei' tansy;)attcrn4,
gt**t to wear any lineae( the yelp•. Regular, ISt.S0: "44. Statuttlay.
75c.
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
sense and so111,11 potence' temper of
thaw we eel. the plain twopl'. In 1 fie '
districts of Aithabaska, Itruunuond.'
and %legends it is (herr people 8.h.'
are his firm :trill intimate f, lend',
and they vy would amile at the though*
that theta was- utlriug 11r e1the
relstitutship uttihr-ttlau_ - Lbw. u*Yre 44)44-
cern of a pu1ttcati to retain 'politic tl
st1arr
V t." .
tote
!, L'ti s Itll
t' . Il n t tr a
These
excerpts 1
picture of )Lir Wilfrid dawned .11 Alt.
Williston taw hila when hr undertook
Ids self -imported task of studying tin•
Premier. What has conte *croon Mr.
LVil1I*osi r eyes W Obscure h4a 944444,1
in later days: Surely he will not
'tains that he was insincere in air
euhigy of is few years ago, and eiir
Wilfrid baa-eertainly;-.lone nothing
since To cast a blot un .his tine .-11ar-
acter.
Knows It All.
Mrs. Chatter - "Is he - it wrll•iK•
forme! can
Mr. ('halter -"I should nay iso. 11is
wife tells him everything."
The man who_ l*_-*Jwsya. talking
;Tout 1' sell 'never amps anything
that is ealcul*ted t) iwneft his 'fellow-
.
-
SITUATIONS...
Has superior
AlMa edvsaplRer i
1' j - - >♦Ttiiiie. Pine
Art, Elocution
Caneand Pi*yakal44441-
W�C� lure, _Duroestic
Science, lfusineastrolleset`eurae.,
Literary and Scientific Cannes, al-
so Public School Classes fur young
• girls. Cheerful, wbulesome, bontr-
like. For l'afnlosw, 4441444.. :
"The Rea4r.e " ALMA COLLEGE,
st. Tlimaa, Oaf,
I
Attend) the Bent
CENTRAL
sTtltl 0010. ONT.
is rec•ugni d mN Ihr LAI((iEM'i',
BENT Raul .MOMT Mt•t 'Esti FUI.
practical t reining twined in Western
Ontario. Three tlrparlu}eatr
l'O1IMEKCIAI., SHORTHAND.
TEI.l-: 1tAI'IUC.
/)1t; gr*dliatee twain. good'p o,l-
thin' and forge to the foie'.
, Write far our free 4'. M*iogo4 :
you will find it intereetrag• You
may enter et any time.
ELL1OTT & McLACHLAN,
Prissiest,.
THIS SCHOOL BASES ITS
CLAIM POR SUPPORT UPON
MERIT ALONE ,.---;- -
al 0 ELLIOTT
^OE')NTO. 0'WT.
r C AI•. .
dial, HN1Fi (1KAUK, U R
PP:RIUK FM'ILITIISs.,AND 1.'NAI'It
I'AtfdgU TF.A('HINU TALKNT. Hun ^
d of student. to opt annually from
r„i. d lbw.. to gaud leosttfoos. Let w
.-'Iuratt' zoo (Lir proatabN , empterIIent.
'vi: wit.. Do IT KIORT. (',itAkiiue tree.
Enter any 1114111.
W. . ELLIOTT, Principal.
e' )r. 'Congo an). Alexander St..
St. Jerome
's
s Coll
eS
e
1.J, .1,..1 1-.,
BERLIN, ON,T.
Commercial Course. 1.A
_Enter ss
High School Course. Soni** eiSties
rue 4* .1noly .of languages.
Arts Coarse. `prcialistN with
(wean training for all c1:w4ra.
Buildings new and modernljc,
equippu'L Grits tufa __ extensive.
Athietics . ncton tiRril: Board and
tutiun at very Ittealerate rates. For
I alendar. ,ullrrss:
: ' 1'. It. l'11. Al
KE1'. A. 1.. .I F
1
WES
I-NTER ANY UAY.
BOOK-KEEPERS
STENOGRAPHERS
and TELEGRAPHERS
600
+.
‘mill byerr ulan.sg••,ur., 1 L._1 ),•n•.
EXtet*irbi+jroaa,.. r:e-a,144.nw opo-,
.naw -such div erial d ,,,n'8.• for 'frac d,
err. Ma11 1•o11r-4.. fu.
particular.,
fall Terve ipso Sept. 1st.
1)UDFRIt11
Bt.SINESS COLLEUE
AIM 611.11111M1111111111MIIIM 1 CENTRAL BUSINESS
ICOLLEGE. Toronto.
i
The i*rgest-'lrmt tea muttppett
-,hoot of Its 1411)4 im'Kts.'y00 to
write. for Ita._lew lalala�frte.
Tenn f Sept. 1. Add
%V. 517HAW. t'R!CB
or
It R, tlif•*tr
1
1 A1(1
Good Individual Tailoring
at the prig of
\ non-individtial ready made.
Suits ask\
d Overcoats to order $15,00 up.
wilh leading bovines* houses
await out graduates.
LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER
and all modern office meth
Gids which ensure. rapid ail-
vancenlcnt.
GREGGSHORTHA4U
taught by the only leach.''
in Ontario who attended the
Author's school.
THREE COURSES• -- Stenography
('ounner'i*l. Telegraphy.
Eater any day. Write for 'Artie.
ukase.��__-- --_
FALL TERM 1-rt()M sF.l'T'. 4.1
MIMIC" 3CSINISS COLLE6f,
`pul-le)\ 1'r:, 1r.1
- til
RANK\ He MARTIN
1 N
THETALLOIIAriD-1►II
.lIIS BIP
DYERK/SS PERFUME -7-
'We have sole control r Gt itch, of theseNit)dd boned
Perfumer have this full line of 1" -
Dv ERKi SS
"-DvERK(SS PERFUME, in bat and Rotas. •
DYERKISS SACKE,T. r,
DYERKISS TOILET WATER,
DYERKISS LOTION.
DYERKISS FACE POWDER.
DYERKISS SOAP.
'finis line is making a great hit in Goderich and litany fletterifg
remarks we hear about it.
TRY IT YOURSELF.
F. J. BUTLAND'S
GODL*ICH
DRUG STORE
If it's good we have it
01111111111=1.11.111.0 MD
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