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Legal and other simllar olvert mwNst+, Inc
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Bu+lue+- owa.l.of ria -.lines and under, :}I -pee
year.
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,rat lens Vawem, gel ,ta3.0 . Wanted, Hs,,.ew For
Male or to Kent, Pains. for reale or to Itent.
Ankles fur Male. rte.. let PYlewtlug'eight
lines, •4:• ,cMh isewrt inn.: 11 for 31.03 mouth..w
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mental It. pluporliuu.
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cents per line. Nu tattier Ir.. than L+•.
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atlon, to Ir. ,wn.ddened au alvrtli.rulcat a d
to be charged accordingly.
Rates for di.play out ew,tror sorriU,
mnntr willtpe given on aypliCatiuu.
Address all eoalmualcatle,l,loj,
v .w1.t PTe nT R„ritrcTa,.t, --
Tea K100*1.,
ru•A. hl
x133. In fact its asdvatitagrs ale a1•
ready bring fell, law even now it is
taking its fart in the transportation
of the %%'rrterlf wheat roup. Within
lWit years we %hall ser this line run.
ning from Munson to Winnipeg.
opening up traffic to new empires of
the north, where generations yet .10
cure will he able to settle sod make
their livelihood. 1 tell you in all silo
verity that I want to carry the row•
in* general election iii wider to finish_
this, great work, and wthstr iris elm
T IR 8IG
country's entries. 11111' SIlal*Ili•ra of
hotxdliug on a !argr wale which when
discovered lanishel several pint lin•
out Conservative Io'litician.' ,utlr r
member of the ll4vernment from,
pithily life. Now the Conservative
party asks to 1w given thr control of
the ,,nick greater business that has
developed since lake. If Mi. I'oater
alum hi* cu11rl4turr,<uM4J1 nut conduct
Ithaca.1 shall 114' content I1• bray, witb
the prophet of old, 'land, now lrltrNt
Thou Thy servant depart in peace.' "
Dealing with the• w'orl of the t -
pwltion; Sir Wilfrid said : •"file
Marin work of the tlpplwitiuu sl e
brat election has horn to meek out and
advertise. petty scandals. 1 wish to
atiy to the people of Canada that we
have not fallen so low or that. We
do'nnl desire Mere!? W errat.' scandal,
lan...iuuwiug the puaitintt of the Op-
p(witiou, 1 not surprised at the
•rill's. they Have adopted. )V.. all
k - • the weapons the Conservatives
are using, but l can tell the Conserva-
tives that they will never reach the
taroglisel hand by suet' methods.
1 • can tell the Opps..itiun that if
•H few Neck sheep have strayed
into esu• tt.K•k, we shall deem it our
.h.ty, not theirs, to tarn then; out.
I'hey have attack"! the Marine 'Ile.
pkpiiiu tit, allot fried to ,erratasr*h.rali,
ilium -it. and are appointwt .lodge
4'arsels't0 hook into, the matter. .'Iy
.4.44..1, alar it".,.t.,te, 0'l. own of tumor
41111 integrity, of whom the people' of
-I ', •.I 1 Judge
"...amain luau wall Int uJ anal 1 J Id
1 1 7
K
p
Poise IN 111 his investigation within the
. UVUPJth'l1.'1'lll'Rs1AY. '43:3'T. la. Iso. Iasi* few days haw shown Ithathis
.dirt i Rall)_ Vitali 'Atli . 111---111.t '•
b,tuawit tike ours, with themsan1de
.d employers and tens of million. of
dollars, there may he awn who are
SIR WILFRID LAURIER AT SOREL.
bio 1 all ,aur rr town i r
1k,nlia4,1f : elect iuu-.:-etattoiitett-: ant.
Saturday Inst at Sorl. I411rlsee. where
he was greeted try a great as.emblag.'
of electors. The Lilwral chieftain was
In sp ended Ifealth and spirits, an las
speech was full of good 11.11., mad of
confidence for the (inure. Hr declaim!
that,'thwugh the snows of sixty win-
ters h& 1 whitened his hair, his heart
was still young for Canada. and 1111 felt
as strong as ever he did to work for her
thy public affairs pmfwrly whru they
were in power, is it not inviting lis.
aster to entrust ,to them the much
greater interests now in charge of the
Go%'eminent of rankle
threspect to nearly every, p11a0u
o`• Ihr Urand 'crook Pacific whew..
311. r ti•y has been vii+awl. Hill the
colossal deceit i. that regarding the
cost. The «dwi•,oun that the prier
will In RItr',I343,4804, lir Maori three
times what the WI WI.' paid for Ihr ('a•
Ijtaulian I'«rill., it a sul'prfs' to the en-
tire etnintry. :Wittitoull Alva,.._
Ar0unling for the sake ut argument
that The Advance', figures are roe•
tract. thFr'e is stills great difference in
f«sane• ul' tie Liberal tiuveruulrut'is
project. \\ bile the country pail toil.
hock for the C.. 1'. Wit d3ws not own
a elite of the t': P. (t, title. On the
other 11am11 the a try will own Ihr
Tr%naronliu.ntat Railway from the
Atlantic to Winnipeg. This is 13
rather important d tail in the e
-
pario:in of the twu ansaetioh+, and
The Advance e n o
a l.6 fid t t fail t take
I into M 'll
I 1 11 Idrrat ion 111 N a •r %%1
7 t IIs 1 11
oI ii
lodge Cassels' iuvr.ligat1wl into. the
*11 they *)Cold I+r. ' +_911r work Ursa.• -tow.--4hatiriar mit +,f Marino
and Ni•lu•ries is !ring ....Mooted, :11.1
the e0i.lrni•i' fring given tends to
ddrr%sing the I1•ople of Sorel countess: hr impression carried by
more directly, Sir N ilfrid concluded :
1 mart !hunk you from the Iwttoul the report of the civil set.% 1
awsI r aioa thvt tiro llep,tvrrr1r111-w,ts.full .4
you have given 1111' mn4 the 0 I'1.I•ia• graft and curruptiou. .I1ne ,a'ter an-
t roytained ilt yooi address, espi',•i- other weII.kuow'(3 and reputable bassi:.
ally of my rndravur. to crease bar- Pew. turn of Montreal wbn_11ave had
ilius relations in the thome ion• ,Iraling+ With the Ilrplrinswt have
Knnr Itl (Ii,' 11414114_6h 11 hnvr repudi-
ated
and ill the strongest manner »1i)' stag
gestin lir crookedness: 'on llrrit' own
tart or. on, the purl of the. Giu'ern-
1,1r11t officials with whorl they trans.
acted their btteinrss. These witnrs.a
denied Una' Government ofli.ials hat')
asked for any dist-Aunt.' 4'unl11l11041W
or Other favor for 3helnrrlcr,' 'Floe
evidence of /high Altar, the well•
koywNh'lt«lWrtel' "3 Mlontreal, was
especially in(,a'reating. Hr drs•eilasl
the work of the Lighthouse Hoard, of
which he Is « to -tuber,' and wariot V re-
sented taw criti.•i.ms pawed upon, the
1.1,ard by the eia•il serVIcr lUul nliw
'dialers. Ile rt4teil that the .work of
the lamer ha rendering' -the St. Law..
reins. route taller for nlcigiaioh hid
manned in a salving of from Sall ,ia111 10
Ij_NI,aYI alyear. It is tight that slirh
mattes as these L.bou1d Le brought
prnninrntly hef11•e the public, as the
iwns,'ttioua lepott of the, civil nervier
commission created an iwpr•ysion that
money was (wing loosely spent in
same of the Iorpartuentsat Ottawa.
AL: GODERICR. ONTARIO
the gloat virtue of riulplieity. 'lily
wall who dues nut Jtuuw enough to
run a machine as it ought to lir rut.,
and to cusped the sights of others.
he, him hewn*. taken frow bilis. It
has luerh found that fining for races•
sive speeding is of ay little avail.
but New Jersey has /discovered that
the other method is rlfective. Maly
owners *hal driven of 13111014811113I.30 are
cu(3siJrrote and careful, hast many are
riot. and the foul in au ant 111114 is gi
anon io11+ 1nr)rnce to the inrblir,
Tom is Too Fierce. -
Ilvu all Iah.rl ter.
11 is 111e opinion of many Glirluiudwl
mel that -Illy f%di3iral speakers of Ibis
••oulaly are as a etas* tamo es.4ravagaI1
ill slateaseal, defeating the arty emir
they are anxious lo &.alis.. Take
' 11.04.4. ('.ailing ,f I'.xrle• *+ 1411 ex•
ample. Tum .ineerely believes that the
liut•rrulnrid a1 ilerairk and Ihr tarty
Ib+t supports i) is steeped In Ir111311ly
and says sit Willi ul mist al&Me (oter,
but will 1111 ,umvial•r .n' ,4441vw t any lay
that of vb. of 11.1.g •ul : Not r wiuglr
spa-not
effective wort. for theiruuty as Gnat.
who are moderate lint flair. and this
applies aorto ritual liner to loth
partirs. I _
`=THE POLITICAL 'ARENA.
•
!i lath iBruce Liberal. -w
Wilke.* ton oil 1.11W341iay, •
nth, to choose 3heiricandid*t
I)uuliuiinl rletiou.
The • 1'I
tivw of Bluth truce *t lhrir r
tion List 'Thursday littera 'JAW
r
alo
1) Ila f I ert u
, in the 1
alr. ii.0 iie33y, w•13s the ,,rldidale
1111)1, heiug defeated then by Peter
\ICl(ruvie ly alt
nlrei at
pteiulwr
for the
oserv,r-
Ivret-
s J.
Id.
u
ft, turn t hent ort. and w.• shall dt it.
• "4 • •
1(1)11.14. 30 one thing of which 14111
plr111 it is 1het 1 have 'soceeetlel iu
establishing 111Paer and 1 Ise
(*ern all the 4tl.riota elements of
aelvanceulent : and.. he )sigtlifieaully which our (MIpolati ie, i•owp.l0101.
added that he still had a (outh•fur_ihr l'hr libwxl which ttwr-ll my veins is
that which flows in a'Ants. you people
of the 1'rovin'e ,/( yurb•c, lout I
have never asked lay tallow-cou(3t•y-
mtletl to Aompwwl rue because of thin.,
I3tat 1 think I have a right t`.' ark }'slit
not to p•t nor aside beea.Ne 1 4111 of
vnalr nor. - Some of t'1. 4'unsWva•
tiers have fallen to such a depth of
Inwestes.-that Iheir prioeif«l1 raga/ a,._
,ju,•Iec, 1:l:y,ue/rent, ushrd tor
asked the rleclues to ►De•1w{uh for Ihr French of the Province Io vole
;gamest toe 1«•.wl-r I acre 4-y.H(r 1'w•r,
contest. 1 fiat later says: --•Nor have always
Some extracts (iron Itis speech
follow :
"If you read ` the trailing -
narrative )aprrr yon' will bre that
tliey are all prophesying Liberal defeat.
Von may be quite P111* t hat they , will
he wrung, and. lbrreful'x,; We shall be
elected, ('beer e. 4Vell another I.1-frud our 33rivil.gels more oiguronaly
rtrunger reason. ala old friend Sir 311.8(314 Flenrh 33,1111, linistrl could
Charles Tupper, who, after mam who must a ea oily cunni upon
defeats, • jlae tvllh,jrawu flow Ihr shwa 'pasha ill .d alar•-ks0lr,h- H. keep.
struggle, has c11113e 11111 1ron, 3, "3.13 rat 1l himself 1(1 (K,wer. _3,, 0. cried Sir
to predict our ,Iefeat, lie h... June 1V Weld. "that Ihr F'renl•114',41puli*ne
this regularly since IMO;, ,and is .t.uuld he separated Into a arrow by
eet•tainly as urstakenoo lay .s at any t6rmyPlvr»:• tilt.b talk is out the p,tt-
o►ther time. Wr &re vertain of virtue ' iotisp1 .r -our People. %V.. d0 not
Ilecau►r the people of Canada stb l Want to lumina le any other Province.
retain the same confidence in -
unholy alliaurr between the lloilraaas
(setion of "Castor'" x311 the t'omsrrv-
*tire party to create rarest -banns.
ag*iu+l ( err-i-..br*s,(,parly. -- - -
Refrt'ring to the prospects of the
cowing elections Sir \\'ilfrid said the
tithe hail- not roan. -for' hint -1711-airy
when tale' elections .wuubl he. but 1111
-:aid 3441 in a country file 11(11/, where
•1111 majority is Protestant and Fing-
tiyh, i1 is a mi -fortune far our rare
that the One Minister stead 1 he a
1?rrnruwn. An English Prim. Min -
.tet, wit...would need the Fren.ls
1314,1133 (1, keep himself ill power, would
always respect our ,rights Mote and
Government, which they showed in Ilan
and_in every ut11rt• general da•tii,n
-during the last twelve years. I do
not think tog, highly of myself, but 3
must say that .1 think a great deal lit
myself .vlie 1 1 compare myself with
my adversaries, and I ani modest
enough to think 1 know my faults
wlwoet as well as the Conservative
pwtaeM"- Whatever my stirfeares 11)11')'
. have Iter during tar hist taetre
• years, l m11et .'.fnfrs', they Iiavr lever
readied my' hope! hark wltetevri rttt'
failures trolly have 'Dern, when 1 com-
pare our wort. witIrtbat,.3T thio-pi*rty
...which Drs may ucold ay sonic day
succeed) us my c •sage coni.'. lack lit
ml..
"ill loom the 4iovernntrit Was iu the
\ hands of a bald of turn who were aim- Sir Willi id lousier and Nlr, Burden
tinnally fighting atuung+t themselves; aloe (laving a pawl' ' y canter to
\ and courpiriug against each either test their wind before the general
at the 1' vl table. We were rlri ittnsnae i* a1inU11nCP3I tt the pathway --to ch -s
it *trifr-tns h _
r fatal to the prosperity of the .-
tory. From one end of Paull( tar A young man in a New York town
ter' thrr there was depression, • has died as the result of being shot at
• metrial, alp•ic,ltoral add 1 11 d u 0- { charivari. The charivari is a
trial depression. Then the prn)dr ,dangerous. as well it. foolish prac-
called it. to the helm, and dining .the
twelve• y . rs that have paata'd Miller 'torr,
then lint try has rnjllyrd 111r
trust ITln*r bar period of phos verity
'n ite-history, prosperity which you
ire enjoyed us much ars• myself.
e. there h •, beets fipa,rial dr -
*ion of late in 'ana14141, ass all over
'ort,, taut I do wt t bink we hay.
1 arc WWII ON other .Ihrulrir.,..
• s
111 we ask i+ 43.1,11 jostler for 'all
wbour
Pr widow.* has br..tight, u this
part of America. 'fairy-f:nglish and
t'rench,are united remorse Barth teeog•
noir bit divisional 'of r*re, and our
party wicks along principles which
.re greater than racial divisions."
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The maples ata beginning to tum.
I'he i,allrier deni,nst'at' at Cline
ton on the =tall pr 'sea to be a rril-
letter day in 1111. political history .of
Ritmo comity.
cu
• a
• ha.IWen
C*nada, 111
the, hest tom 1
and to work
the commttnit.•
Mut 1.
ut oaf Irgi+h
recut•e 1 he p nsto•ril v•mof
mg to thew ing an
r reward fpr lir'. labor,
• the getwl'al 00.1 of
The re.nl , show
It is Ind tomo lion for the business
interests of (111410134.1 IH gel 11I34.1he1'
in ;3 'metal Ili ,14.111,' *11 hill/1.11% 91
sti'*t1.l,,at cnnnrt•1' fur lloderich
lirxt year.
Edwn,l Norhan Lewis wand pre•
fir „tp.tter sessions with its Nttt-r
well. We roman
the tariff. Then
ventien steamship 1
ala and England, F
the West Indies.
exploiting of 3)3.34 lit
tion and the buil
We dug rahals. 0.V
irwren.r wvttei'wav
been shown that to
Mr. IA'udrur, Ilam r
iaiwrence route 141 y
world.
"1 say to volt with pride that
conmeijoence of *Wilda r,,rk
done for t •an,uhl•J '. )seen that '1,*
she r
h stands s e u r
n 1 third at n', the lemur
ci it tuitions of the world in her per
capita trade. Hrlginnt ttttPe Ifr01,
with a population of 7.11Ds,511i, slat a
per capita tridr of altl?e.27. (treat.
Britain ,'. •, next, with .1 4,1(10.2.11
p..opl. and a tar capita trade of Witt -
:Oa w 1P 1'an,ul1 ie third, with a'pnpn-
latien Yf • snott14
capita tr de of $?04.11;, • ,
**What 'veal the poeltion .31 (Tint+ da
in 1'417? It via« an insignificant col-
ony. hardly Mowed by the seat of the
world. 'l exia y it is the brightest
jewel in the HritIllh Cru*n. We have
placed Canals m the broad sunlight
of the world, and fide It one of the
greatest of cnuntriep in regard to iia
population, while the eyes of the older
countries are ditecte4 to this new •lar
in th t.errret.ri*1 lit moment. the home
of pill r. -se, liberty and civilization."
• • • -
red by terror,' ng
decided to %Id*
iestetween Carte
Frit cal. Sl exieu and
1'e ncourag11 the
Mrs 1 elIN building DF railway M.
We imps vest the St.
+, and i has lately
y rollrag r, Hon.
I, aide tladt . 'rat St,
vide
hut -sur -is not 4aking-- any- un-
necessary rinks. . ile is out already
cajoling ale utero. Andel • g Ida hest
to explain things*. that he may get
another term 'at Ottawa. - T1tr Ilnra-
West Huron a secobd time ?.
Ir. is reported that the Canadian
'mmigratinn nfli tats along the t'nited
tea, boundary are rigornnsly en -
ng the laws agaitod the admission
of •'I d.'siv:,Iles," It is to 1e• hoped
that 11 y nue showing more senile in
thrix we k than the 1'niled Staley
y,flicials ll. last week Irfnayl rn.
1rI(u r Gra old man f1 .:Norris
toWuship, in this comity, who Was
being trikevi tat• n ITCttghter to .iirenil
his declining. ye with her at her
t1111e in Saginaw, vrh. T11at. was A
n 1 is p
LOP f h1(r our fit worth r f r•
Y
th
"But our greatest wort for the ad.
vancement of Canada is the moat uc-
tion of the Grand Trunk Pacific,
which mPal QS On much tor our hour•
try's future, and with which 1 hope
my name w111 hs chiefly asenciated.
The noire we know about this line the
more we see lit advantages to Can.
Idleest
error Nhnrtt, of Queen's 3.111r.r-
ilag*tun4 and Mr. fort-
taro taunt'
a+ the t cumrnieeinnere to athllinis•-
ter the civ nervier. act passed at the
tsar session the -1 himinion- i artie-
tnent. Prof r Short is already
well known t4' the Canadian maple
through his w thj(n on economic
Iptestinne, and m re particularly of
late as w fiucetPmaful arbitrator of it'•
dnotrisl Ji*pule,. INA appointment
has been received with approval by
the press of 'both p*rtieli lar. hart.
chelle.is a lawyer of good telling' in
Montreal.
When the Coneervativiu part ruled
Canada, prior to IRS. the gri ern-
.n.nt*I hnainwss was wit half vis I«age
as it is now, and yet their were gears
scandals in the msnagrin.nt. of the
The Despairing Lover.
tam fact., 4'1111 Cats
For Philo. the Mir•
mance noth tum Cala 11,0ye her
Poor Damon. her hoer.
Resolve* in dirtwir - - No longer to languish.
Nur hear .o touch aaas,ai.h
Kut, mad with hi- Ince.
Tu.. preipiee goes.
Where a leap Rom above
1)'111 .ono 31nlsh hl•sr.w .'
aV leen in Num he (*OHIO there.
.._. Keh_rlinit• tmw-aelltr' -
T1,r aide. did appear, .. . .
And the tritons how deep-
113.' 1urne(l. 310310lin11,
And rattly t r 1.rt i,.g
That a lever ful.,kera
.1 new love may ail, .
lilt , nes k when , b
hr 1 en, r broken
I an never he M•1 :
-../11.1 that he .wul,l-.3...: --
Whenever he wun41
Ilnt t hal lie could Ike -
nut n. lonm a• he ruoW :
How are, ion• wryer -
The torment mach( stow.
He .corn .1 to endea.ur
Tu 31ni.h it -u
141.t lead, ora on...srn J.
.1t the thought. the 104(11
lie ;calmly 1431.4.14 -•
TO his "linage again. •
. \ \1 alfam w'wlsh.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
A . C relatable _ Applin tnlen t..
ILunih un :+I•e. lalur 11 ismer. 41st et.
'chs apq*ltntml'nIt at Mruf.Nfi(frll id
tlneen'e 1'niversitx, *s one of the itten
whose duty it will be to carry out the
retnLatiou* •Lf the new civil aerates.
3Pr rt'• ••
serves reedit. Prof. Shin•tt ha* al -
proven trilrrwrlf to be a grittli
lit*n of undoubted ability 3,.ed aling
with' pnblie and Kenai-publie affairs,
and there i reason f
e res n 1 o believe that his
work in thin important position, if he
is permitted t.. exercise him own ;wig•
nlrnt, will Ite satisfactory to Ilse
Iwople generally anal civil servants
in part Mille
Keep Away from the Ditch.
kin. nrdine Reporter.
If fanners Mu! •'lathes driving formai
soil lueelinif autuu,ohitea_ ;Wink' eon -
malt their own safely They would not
drive Nt rl0*P lo the Aitch. Keep up
on 11111 rood as near the aut11uitante a«
1111ssible11113(1133. if Ihr anima) sl Id
shy the first j p! will not be into ljte
ditch and overturn the rig. AS a gen-
prat ride one j p carries the 11111er
and rig by the machine and many
accidents may 1*' avoided if this ad-
*nyoni' bay logo
cloeato the ditch it is the man driving
the auto. The wads were iluilt'i• the
farmers, and .very consider*
shouhttleshown therm.-- --
The Automobile Problem,
t'misuan ('earthen. -
Anyone who spends any of his time
along the country red.. especially In
the nM hhnrhood of a city, diming the
Thr Petri•lam11'Review ways: ••in thei
Canadian West two hundred- towns
haw tree rrear, Mjshort lhiwyear; A few
yea's nips on. 'load nit ser a tarn)
front ttna trant -any wherehrthe Realtor
dist. dal -.il Wa s .aid lit Ir• 4x1 dry t..
glow wheat. What have we now?
3'11.' est iniste is That the whole district
w+tt-pl n.l.aw' 03•331 -ISI to 'St entrain» tier
%V b t1 ulnae this t strict to
Noss as the !Orr t I'«illa translated
into enterprise, *nil pogo dation of a
w114,1es,taw, energetic kind. -And
railway 1uluulutic'tio made pop -
mat p oatoble, 144,I3 i+ U►. piaci•
*use of the pru.prnn sc,aid it• s and
mush of growth 1n/ the ,Northwest.
The buildiug7.l II' 1'. 1'. It hue been
justified. stud 11ih Wuue yostili'atro11
exists for' the building ul the Grand
1'14 •.1,► Pacific. The Lit11.. Canadian
is getting •queezel into a pretty small
coerce."
Thr l'olltel•tativr pros, is now
dusiesl. t0 disavow idea i-nati,n. 'L•I1.'
Edmonton Bulletin rays its regard to
it : -Why war Parliament tires-rnted
voting lar supplies for the public ser.
vier? Nr. Oiro.ge Taylor., «Wet -l/p-
_ p osirton whtp explainer thi reaekin
lep .sully. itis dictum waw : Drop a
certain ( i•a'rt'neriellt ulr:3•ure and you
will get supplier :414 to drop it mrd
poi will not get. them. 'Say, you will
drop Klause. 1 ,and 11 and you will get
your vole,' raid Mr. i's\ los: •.,I hrrwise
•war will stay here, *se•utleader raid.
till we are thinner titan it pip.'-atrul"
'Tell us vuu- will withdl•aiathat .bill
and the civil sari Pints will tier their
(ray immediately.' Itete we (nice the
principle im.ldly set out, •1st the ma-
jority abaudbn their IlghT Ga rule.\aunt
we will Irl the rrtirn*tea pa -.w : if tory
refuse to do so, we Will prevent the
passing: let ns gove111 and we wile.
grant the supplies for liuvrll1Nwnt :
refuse re the power to govern and we
will continue to refuse you the, mlr*ns
Of government. 'trim a mar mral.nrr4
to suit ,lar 01/i113.4)' 44114 ver Will--gi4',•
elm money withwhich t,5 .Arty ou
1 he halm... of the ,..11(317 y : insi.1 on
Ihr 114'4+eu.+ moil the public servants
may go uup-tid, pnt4I' works wry Iw
.uslwn,Jw1, 11,1. (Lite int railw )y+
131 quit. l,l , .'.a , Y
may v w and the psaaufli, r
ltuay (Walt. to handle the told."
ass
A. rim veuti t3 the Literal.., of
`louse Iinrun`will be held m1 II.'n»mal
on Tuesday, September 1:01,, :at 11
••Itw'lt,«. nl. M.'.+4w'l-a-aarnli,(m(e for
tle g ell.. iota In the lionise of
l' ummmll,It 1..ipomether likelj• that
NL 1'. Niel -ran. Ilan (.resent -[ember,
will ngsin'ie chosen,a+ the standard -
'water of the, party.'' After dhl' row
Cent 3on ,t 'nidi.•,u;...'meeting pill he
held, and it is expected that N', S.
('alvrrt, NI. P. for \fait"fidiesrx and
chief 1,1lorrat whip 31* t a tloure .,1
Comm/tor, a1111 thigh (Int fair, Ni. 1'.,
elf Ouelph, will lie present (4.' give and
ns
ofrera. \ .
1
Says lite liensall Observer :''•'che
election is mow Iouked for the haat If
4);tolwr, and as we have (erne re-
quested to p1edict the result we cheer-
fully comply. The GovernmenQt will
M. WAtained, I1ul with a gtry rrea
dined majority. Sir Wilfrid fa►urier
is __greatly rid ' ed thrlugliout the
calut►try and., his unique pwrwonalft p,
will cruor big in the contest, South
Ihiton will be exceedingly close and
loth candidates will require to get the
biggest kind of :l wore oat."
Ilin,..1. it. Stratton was pnLhnsi*a-
Iteary hated on Saturday as the
Liberal candidate for the House of
Wein P
Commons in Weeterhori . it. H.
Hall, the present member for the
tinting, -4* -irks iage-n.r;ng ter -after-elr-
wan/ls of his bneines*. Mr. Stratton
t* very poptttar in Peterhoro, and his
eleeti,n by a large majority is maid to
Ile 1434011'4,, - -
46
11a'nri d3.11l'M9*, who left Feleral
politics to enter tile Provincial *1PIla
In tatiche1', film at lost thrown off the
meek and erotic out as an out -and ort
Conservative. Uu Sunday 11e pro-
ceeded 1(1 the rummy of Mnntmogny
:snit s/hlrswer'al a large meeting of the
electors, and in the course of his
+p*r,•h he reviled his farmer frirml
add chief, Sir \\'ilfrid Laurier. flow
do the Cons•1•vlltivrs of Ontnt•Io like
their new idly, who parted company'
with Sir N ilfrid L*mrier herati.P he
throgr.P.1 Willi Ow Liheril Govern-
ment's action in vending Canadian
troop. to South Africa 'r
♦ •
TIL. •lanae* Citizen 1(,nsert'eliyel
-..lit.. \N'h*t ter hie putiti, oI faitlo3 o
tons. he, and g. odncan knows Sir
WHIM taunter has enough and to
,1.1 snare. ingratitude i11 101. one of thorn,.
-ft.ware; thrtrfn w, -nut etrrprising Gott
The Toronto World's Newest inns) story
f hie endeavor to rid the C*hin.t of
Sir Richard ('artw,yl)jht's preen
ahead', have Nerved wily to elicit from
the Prime Minister the declaration of
fl his determination that he and his old
hot au a dusty summer days, unbridle- ")",.11•50'w' wo1Jd °ink fir Pwiln 10-
tingly, evert vehemently, votes 1hr Kp(r_1rf. \\'r have it nn good anther•
ml
automobile a cunt noel e°nre eky that. Slr Wilfrid In thi3 runneetion
especially if he dorm not ride in o*',
Haw to mitigate the evil and abate
the pulsators that this modern invrn.
tion cre*epe in the hand« of thought•
less and foolish people is one of the }
profiting questions of modern civilize. Magistrate Crowe at Truro. N. 8,
tion. echo State of New Jersey "eeme has given hitt decision is roti OW -
to have diseovere, it fairly succPerful -beater bribery trial, committing' the
method of abating the nuisance of ex. defendant Bayne for trial. Review.
ceseive speeding, and the method' has ing the evidence, he stated that cel.•
remarked to a friend : "(lir Rirhairrl,
Cartwright shall have 'a seat in my
Cabinet w, long as he wishes to stay
their."
lain -wit wears swore they w•4.13 given
1111113111 of y and label.' I.11naidrra•
s ill ale iutrrrst' of Mr. Stanfield,
the 11nmervative candidate in 111 m
election, and that this es 1(11.114.1. War
um'uVtrulia«I. 11. • further stated
that there was cotsiders.11e evidence
that the money win. out the property
of Bayne alone, hitt that it c1 • .1311
of at fund, and that "it, ways and
H*yur's private funds, but party
•y Its was using." The rvidrw•a•
he thim trial. h Is safe to ray, ant out
lie moat in raluneetlun with thote'l•t1u-
rw•rva'live "pulpy" campaign.
t•
Dr. Shaw Lr )hairm*n and- E. it.
Dodgem' ar.relal•y of Ihr barl'rwsis•
' ter in Omega* of arrangements, for
the Laurier dessionuOrltion at 4'litatoo
On thr'irl• •
OLD PEOPLE O F GODERICH
NEED VINOL.
It Strengthens and Vitalizes.
Withol.1 Iter .Arse: Trehleates. and
1o.. id ' power : for urg'I1 *.t ali)ee
slowly and 101110 effratually : the blood
i. Ilii, sluggish and watery ;
Gott U work and fowl iv not arsrwil-
air.) as i1 toted to lie.
mot refrains esu 11 'thistles and
rheekr the natural d lour. It flues
lip the digr.tive terga reds rwii11111-
atim,, luakeA rich, Wood, - mod
.f3 engthens every organ 'n the body.
In this 'littoral lurnne•.\'i ul replaces
weakness with strength.
\'Awl is
not a patent well ins, but a
d i .11
ele i Ir t ',%
1 1'14' .
1 w nor
*1'il t.11
u tvl.u•
I 11
contains
1111 the
ulebrwal Is y•build•
Mg element% of ext 'flitter Iii i 4 cuu-
.roll WLIeYd fol'111, taken holt Tres cLmhi
ir,u added.
it is because we lnuw so well of
t \incl iswade that ver offer lI
+armee if it faits to -benefit.- it.
loaf.. Druggist, Godes ioh, that.
1
dies College
ST. THOMAS - ONTARIO
L'tit)4 year! • A leading Cana'Jiau
•College." En wment allows ex-
ceptionally reasoti bee rates. A tall
year's tuition watt rd, Q
11.14.411 and laundry . el
F.rr (ihrIss ml.. adorn.:
3 and upward.
r
St. Jerome's College
3,.?..1,114,rd Ma
BERLIN. ONT.
Comdtercial Conroe. I.ntem.
1'n)Ieg. tem tores.
Nigh School'Co,rse, Special Neill-tie-
for
eill- ie -for the study of Ianglutgeat; :
Arts Gorse. Specialists with FnrO-
'wan t1*' g for all classes. .
ihlildiag+ new and mod.. Fitly
ro)llippsl. Grimm], extensive.
Athletics encouraged. li.ud and
3,*Llon at very Moderate tales. Ful•
calendar, aldr•o.:
REV. A. L. '/.IN(fl•:It, I'. It., 3311. NI
THIS SCHOOL RASES 1 fS
CLAiM FOR SUPI.ORI UPON
MERIT ALONE
ELLIOTT
`O
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TORONTO. ONT.
H'tis-- Hiatt?, ` -tftt tier-- ri,i tlr•tr.
vl'e u
1 tike K F.l 11
Al, ITII AVIr 1'N141'H
Pts met :ll. TS: so
4rtaia y Madera..
ewIleite toq. Kon tool ion•. Let n.
wituate 14111 fes pewit her runden nlrel.
%vF: WILL tact 01011 a ..taloalte fir,•.
►ilei ant 'thn
-W, J ELLiOTT,I .opal.
Worn r 1.83.3 .111. a,u,Jvr Sp.
1\H TALENT. Ikon
IIut.:almaanr. Y1uw
1'
i
Attend the Beet'
7
•TRATFORD. ONT.
is recognized as the LARGEST,
HF:S'r•13)343 311 PST ttl•t'CR,S8F1
practical training+cho.ia in Rioter,,
Ontario. Three depart talent.
1 (iNitlittt'IAl,• SHItitTHANt).
TF:I,Ef:HAPH)1'.
Otos graduates err1tre qIwai p14osi-
tions and forge to tlf,' front.
Write far our .free catalogue:
yNl will lied it interesting. Von
may enter at any time.
. ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN,
rCENTRALBUSINESS
1
1
COLLEE, Toronto.
tttThe I„taed and equipped
whoa! sofit• klud M1•Nr»
Y,34) to
write for ft. .New i•at*hlgne: ►'all
Tenn from Sept. I. Allies-'
%0'. 11. SHAW, I'itKS1111"NT,
):. 1:..411 W, s I f Ite:T 11:1
ON
SITUATIONS...
with leading Nosiness houses
await 0331 grauluatea.
LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER
and all modern nfllce meth
Ws which ensure rapid W1-
v*n!rnlent.
GREGG SHORTHAND
taught b
R y the only teacher
in Ontario who attended the
Author's school
TRREE COURSES. -- Stenography
Commercial, T,legrnphv.
Enter any dsy. Write for part L'
Mara,
FAL1. null ISOM SEPT. 1.,
N$IIK1 MBMS COLLEGE
/ G EU,' 8POTTON, 1'1 1 . f rat l..
FALL WEAR -Ladies
\hat\' a' MI, NT\•I,[S ;,ttuit sunt insp..thul in
Ladies' and Misses' Mantles,
• MKIUTM, all'I'I'S,-WAIS•1'S, ItA!At OATS.
Fur and Fur -trimmed Coats, Fur Stoles, Fur Muffs
4'II ILIMEN'S 41-EAlt`tict'i t (IA erg, ear.
1t 11411 never Terme been our pleasmw to show such a great variety of
choice (iarrurnlw. The Wear well ',love the satisfaction We pl•uluise •ou.
The Values will situiv that we mbar.. all possible savi(3gs with you. The Styes
lila• 1huse that :ill lending foal ' rentrer aloe showing 'their prefer•nc, f..a.
Your lapectioa will be appreciated.
JOHN STEAD
West Street Ladies' Wear,
(modLr
i
1
Lh
20th CENTURY BRAND
CLOTHING
▪ i• tonight by the ost_ AIi+C I'l llllnal'ng
▪ cl othiris jot Canada. and wort by the
Iver( dressed. Iluyet'ol' all Linda of 334x4.4.
!laud-tailul•rd,perfect littiug_a11,1 genre- .
4 1,
114 11.4n.ty:rr, g,rl to Ile the Most
stylish clothe. Matte in ('atwhl.
\\'e would' call plu(n'uhlr:Kleist to our ridrudiJ range of
FALL' OVERCOATS AND. RAINCOATS
overcoats amato teel.
gooier 'length. of black cheviot, rill.
f*cwl, edges blind -stitched. Raincoats in grey and brown cravenette
cloth amt made with the new Prussian Lollar. all Ol a is r,skypularahip
You will 'iare 0 See these In order to ailpsaeilr3e them.
Fur your
NEW FALL
a
get it atlf1ts df -Are . We are noted fin• ke,ping -ill. mune rny1140 13114 t11P1-1
11.11 • in III. • 113, )'. ..
WALTER C..PRIDHAM
The right plan e to buy Ment Clothing and Furnishings.
MRS. H. PARK
Fall Millinery Opening
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th.
Ladies are con(lially'it►v'ited
to call aryl se(' our stock.
Quail and Style our of display will speak for
themselves this season.
MRS. H. PARK.
YOUR
FALL
SHOES
Come and see us about them.
ehave just received, a shipment
ERSON and DERBY FALL
..STYLE SHOES
-- in Boa , f. Velour -GJ( and.guar -
'
\1141iril
anteed P ent Leatbir. Prices'
$3. to $5.00
Bu these
she s andget
Buytoo tents
worth of sh • for the dollar.
-TRUNKS. SD CASES j
and BAG
Ge M. ETHELSQUALIOTT
RE.
Good Individual Tailoring
atthe price of -
non -individual ready fate:
Suits and Overcoats to order $15.00 up.
FRANK He MARTIN
THE TAILOR AND FURNISHER
J
animmir
DYERKISS PERFUME ■!
We have mole control for Gralnick of these
Perfumes. Wr have the Tutt TIO. of
DYERKISS PERFUME, in bulk and bottles.
DYERKISS SACKET.
DYERKISS TOILET WATER.
I
• DYERKISS LOTION.
DYERKISS FACE POWDER. \ aia
DYERKISS SOAP.
Tbis line is making to great. hit in tiialericIi and malty flattering
m►
-- -- -- - -- remarks we hear about it. -
i
. TRY 1
T YOURSELF.
F. J. BUTLAND'S
DRUG STORE GODERICH I II
kin If it s good we have It
4111111110 MD IMMIIMININII di, II
i
world fanged
1
w
1
1'
TOILET GOODS.
We have a complete stork To; LET Alt'1'll'1,1•.S is the most select
1101.., and ars prepared to reronouPnd 1.111 good..
PERFUMES
Roger RE Gallet's,
Pavers• and others.
Tooth Powders
and Pastes. etc,
our.
TOILET CREAMS
Parisian Balm,
Witch Hazel Cream
BEDFORD
BLOCK
ONTARIO