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HAS ONTARIO' TREATED
110) Jowl SIR WILFRID LAURIER FAIRLY ?;' 11"4 ; N�rl;twweiI 1414'; t1f�,�11gh 111'
4..' I uumher of respectable Canadians re.
turning fr►nu Great Ihil.ii11 1414 4Wuud•
• uouI:It Ie u. nNTJH1,J.1 graaltr, 11111 (bey 4..' 1 J their Jit.
PUBLISHED EVIiK1' THURSDAY' The iC1unsyrFlWvfl, p4). r4s• urs at' liuw du you exFwc4 t11rsr F;nglish ! plratsus•e Lyl torwArdtng 44) rhr L lar
ar their old trick of wiewyre+rntdnR Mar Prutr+tante," hes u+►real, l4) Jo any• ; • Government H resolution making
'fVaNATTLRa KulkKTSUN thing for you when you hair ah•'
Wilfrid Laurier as mn enemy of Ulu-
pt'utrl tailed to vatic for wr11 w'ba. 1 lhml l'pnnJiau cilir.eu+ who hoer iHk•,r
1'edeabow esti No. 9.i. )'
Wren nod Uotariu'. iuterrrb. '1''tr rucriticed so mut'h lra\•rlling abroad I,7 rrlir4..d frwu
tares :egt,ulrr Jr the publishing )1f a Jin x I'nw w 91'r. (b± Toho Wave- "this L. 'Ilation a sal 144+444 yon 4.4- .1f
abort portion of Ilia iip4s44;ll at Sorel ea "tire r•tl!r .mnptillt-11 nndrrstatrd'-conteiu44 ' ',iital•ie111 .1rdta:' That
f(lays ago. without niblirhin • the that' they preteens! Sir. 11'ilfrid
few
K 1 b rlrr 't» chain drarl•.1 rights at elutwfil,o nritt•s: hair wr t right'to
...atria. Sir \', thrid 11111 been. crit' '1'rllt•11;1'41nNlia/lis a(1111',41h411i1.4, they r11hI1it1(114.444441.11IIlHg 111 our shorn,
earl by is French Cuire•r4ative {,roper had n', 0444' to 111111110 111n tlamitelvrs it whether a Canadian or not, Io '•hottal-
liectolYr, In its upiniuu. he had not th1,se• ri4lita Were 4•1•11•0•4 IlWatrr iati.14 444).1 annoy:sure" 1..-- .
done enough for 111e people of thereat., foNat. _-
41 the conchtyion of the meeting
and Sir Wilfrid replied 4Irplrcdtlug several of the clergymen cordially .11.J',4r4' 41114'6411044 of 1141 the ('on-
such a line of 1111111.k and askinig stip- thanked the +.iwakrt• etd Hatoitte{ secutivrpauly haul nothingbut ron-
aperlieitif Ratty. * peal of toe.,/Liberal /wily INtwtiae t4 that all hr hail said was isesfeetly
Legal and other similar ads ern .tuienl.. hr11'1(14, tempt I'M. the boatel. "Liberal plat•
per line fur (Inst insertion and 44• per line fur WA. nut the party 41 4)1}' rare 4)r of , , r,;(.141 of I VCT." Borden Mr. anti other
men sul..'gw.l insertion. Measured by a ',lll•.rt (1111, 14)11 the 44 itt that YCa11dN \(e•s1'a,. 141N' Uma Pringle. Illrlll i,.tl•
nonpareil wale.1welsehur.toxuinch. 441 in Ilii .1rglatt(h, x1414 pr1,nld11,•.It lon
'serc:u
VeltivrldiJe., xt19 •1hu1 c:1111•autumn. (sent of *II tine. and uoder..$r .41 .14)1' "replan j4l+fit's• Auld Glrrty to Till,'
Siw('outerv:itive solitirlan., tit "n'HKht election ire +grla,.iti,Ht ttr
dvrrti.iesso J-t.w.14asse t, notepad. a4t JL11!lulr h•uu1 11114 Iee...I! : !ill• 1 II*'t'Ni td44(4 )P n. 94 n 44 441 44 li1Hv,
11.001+vaeaut,sila[f oss. W4oted. House. for "If tinge is unr thing „1 WIlicll 1 Tdlrw•:u•r the i:u•lira that nrd en**
J�lrlt
Sala
to
neut. 'annus nut' sale
i a or to{ Hlltii „rrrud'it is twit 1 lour 4 whit;Il in phi yeti against Sir 11(' ilft•id 1.'40rier in huw4''141 they have lrcn iuclea.iuK ill
W1whlur until 110N', aeourdw
in r to The
lines. V3rrw'1a luserliou :11 for 111-.4l month, .1141 .ttahlirhlug Iwaee and coieiliat' he. Matcher. wldlr in this Province he it
tot' ash rat -swam south. Larger Arr. tlw•. tw'vr11 all the vnri41u• rlrlurnte ni assailed ata 1..11.111.11.C3 11441i1.11 Cnth.. l'1111.11to News. , Ur. Mallen _ mays
vents II, yrupurt bra,.
As dunroulrnt. uunlinal readti frit. Ian whMh taw p elation is crmposeti.
p i .. tis n '. uric bigot. .. "the ('ou.etl•calivrt .,f' today at»ltd
maw yrs line. Nu .4l Iter Ir tbau'.'l 1'11. blood N11Lt` r fiu14t 111 Illy \'i•I las IM
d 1 1 Trull whe v i• i 1
r 1 th 1 1 1,11. stood '
l 4)l
r •
{ )
Al.)�,. 1 4)l r o . the . special a n e Ili a rel f *loch _. - ..
.tit 1 m til
t �t1U � ',HII' t people
hmt ixltit-h is Ott w Ir
peruni.u+ IMrilarfli -or any i1 div ie not en a+:..'l t , S ) t I , - I• lie In: kiss ler
allow, to bo aaw+atrla tt All 444411441416.11144- -Mt d of the _� .t4)\ 1 iu•r 4)t:. _Quebec. }Tut” -1 _i +mitt'_-1-Lu►aruM•a+ftl t_' rf' '- t ,uLt• a • e pl Tont of 1
- e never chow -run tared' is•tie ie 44
to bschargrel w'.,41nh .ply. has nr rt u++kel 4)q• uu'y' how' much it ttwr11 to Ili( hruu,l a regard I Which the
Rates fur 44i.ylay And contract wirel!iv. welt l4) tampon me I came of that -
mens will tlrttireb 4)u aylgi.:atluu' Itut I thinkt1 116%4 A Iii Olt .14) Usk vuu Pntriuti1W 1,f tiir Wilf114 1.1111111 in "It.'" )'ata\ Party is still vet y. touch
1 ' rj tied r .
not to put Ilse aside lgreiulw• r AM 01 •up14"4411g the *age of lar(• tool Nnth 1 It it ruisl'A,to y, how
_4-44.0 altcoa+laaab•:uaa,1111] (►.ossa tare. $, t•,tr ..f the (s.i,.,�vF" .-J' if nes Si. 'With id I,,urr14 "e""-ticl••••K,-ih:+ :•r_ • ill"' •••••pot•
V.Vi.r171.:11 & fte1141 K'1Sil'1 live, have falba• t4)• such a -Iri*f1_of olio, whin thr•clwrri4n of AtauiCul,44 tlw l'onsrr4ativets ,4)P 11141' fifteen
THE .,rues ba.e444's that their unci 14)l' 4)t 4)l
ah„r, i.i,. tore-tlolrlwc, hEvrn..turn(,, ire(• the was lhreateuel, stood in the !weevil year,. lea • 11.4ottib•r:ai.. Ab.,nt the
- French of the ftt,vince too rteagaitltt and resisted the fencing upon that
year 1!r�:, 41 they dont ip, they will
at.uu per aouulu l,4 ravrlsoo.
is mouth, e.ale : three mouth.. .
To L'nted Stales subscriber., ,1.914 14'4441
trlrletly In adv.ucr'.
Ou)..rlbrr, who tan to .warier Tog (ar
ua(
m
regularly by Mail will otter a favur.- by w'•
autumns us of the fart al a. eaNy a X114144 r.
potable. • t„
thou a chases ora (tor •r hawaired, INn h 44y
Old and the new addMw'.kould Watts..
11.1. 11111.1,1 IM>70.W0,4I la •11O W.. iota,/DAM, in
- - ---- -- - - - • p1114.1. ray 1 :' 'We lint.. at 1ys said di.1 mg want. R4' his artiuu 4)l lhnr
HOW THE WAGE-EARNER BENEFITS that inn country like 41urs, her the
. majority is Prateste Ht awl K Isi4�if llWl'_.. :11111.rIg11 114• laid.. himself open.
�- It a iiii 141rtune fol 4 4)r I.3 e_ flat tlhe tiT.uc i repruxchr7Ttuu1 his own -T're)-
TL.. h” '''"".."`1.--` •t,.: 4' .i..,,. lit"1•t.... .4 ,,..444 tis • '.'..qe l._ Prince KJ4'al'l. 4.4411 .i1 a 1
�••�''""`4.itrr .e sit w: 11N.,n. J in l h. da.p•rlrM
world is moving:
Nam -
tinct Iwnefit from the lower tariff l.u)-
icy of the Lilrrall ovrrnluenl. 'i'n•'
der the o d l'uusrrvxlfee tariff compe-
d 01 w rl iti41t-Yntl.411e hu v log
power 1,f the people Was curves nd-
in lv less r4)
1 lessened. The u e 11 4'r
R.
I
el� at
that troductioI w s
a limited and the e
1 �
b
was not :a brisk demand for Ia1Nrt:\
When the tariff (•.t, lowered by the
present -Onset. lllll rut comptetition . was
quickened. awl the people firing re-
lieved of a portion of 'the tariff burden
slue+ develt..e.4 .greater pureIl (bang
power. The demand for minnfac-
tt IlIl, e.
tared gouts i t rel, •uul the output
of Canadian (metro—ie.) iucreaiw,l from
less (kali $51111,111111.4 PPP to nye'. $7111,1141,-
Oft in Ill+i, the latest year for which
full tet sine are a4ailahlr This hat.
_ 'Il- -
*strata a greater deWand f.4r workmen
and consequently lours w Ige.,
'therr is
at present a drprrxifiitn stn
'manufacturing, but the condition. tq
Canada are' infinitely- hatter than in
the United Stales, whet the milky' of
high 'r.Hectum resign, snpr.iue.
THE PARLIAMENTARY FRANK.
The Sigtlal deleruls the use -,.L -the
franking privilege by Mr. tt.ttiert
Holmes on,the annual that a1•. E. N.
Lewis, M 1'.., 41,14•, the same thing..
The defence it lath ditlhul.st A►441
childish. 111•. 1,A'WI, '4 a member 41f
Parliament was entitled to use the
mails free, as much w, a11 any one 011
the Littera' sitar of the Honor, but Mr.
Holmes is' .'imply a private ritiz41
who had na, more right to use the
franking pri!ilegr .m hir .campaign
'flatter titan for ixl(tiir. of .The Signal
or of T71e Star. Any ('nllarfa'Iatl ye
literature Thr Star 1441ivr11 outside
the ewttiutts of Parliament es paid for
with pottage st1lulli,l ilnd The Signal.
knowing the diITeremi.• let wren mem-
lwra and private citizen.. Is Illshullrtf
'nattPrupti1144 1e 111.1•e" its leader..
'with Star.
1a prretTl. 1afrtpfl' w,14111e.
The S' nal did 11111 defame ►nd dors
not def d the use 1,1 the flanking
privilege b: 11r. !tedium.. Their it 1111
(nn•1td1,n (m•. s 111 defence, ,•4 e11 if w'r
were inelirlel to aka it, for lin• t1111-
pte, Irasrn that J H'.haaen haa
been n.'ing 1 h fcankl l,ri%ilrgr, F�
it the custom for both 1 •tire to send
dainpaign literatere lhr1n• 1 the mills
,,n the frank of +runlet's . ' d,t14...
meal. Mr. IIu1Hws 4,+ •114 is they
of 1'arliament, and any I.1la•ntI , 141-
paign"Mennen r sent to this riding w.
franked by some Liberal- sewn -Orr tep-
re•senting mndhrr seat. lilt': Hntu.en
had nothing to do with It. In a sim-
ilar way (trtsltrvatrr r t--cau;Paig(t.iit.•r_
,(lire is sent int to eons, itlemeies not
reprerellel 1ty .:a ('0nsm'y'aliv4' Mein.
her I.y a ('1nnetvative representing
1W,111r 411hr1' scat. It follow. Owl :it
theje arc w„1,• t:ltlbliLIlrm•ie „441.,1•.
resented Lv, 1'unser%,itivrs (hail b\
Liberals Ise 1 'o11ser\ativ,N 411 noir 41f
thin soot of lililik thou the• 4.41441:41'.,
It is not No lung since x complaint. wss
made in the Halter of Commons that
the _corridors 1,f 11.4.-laiiisliam-aseve
blocked with 1111111 hags containing
_ (:on11efv4li4e cnwp•uipa.J:y y Waft• (.o
be mailed under the franking privilege
of 4'llse•\'aativr 1111•IIIII.g., 111111, 1,,
4102 The, 4)l. Lr Alta of bl %)(4tw at it
''robbing the postal deptrlmelt of it.
legit linen. revenue The SI?I: Ilnows
that the ('1111(14+ Is As herr described,
but in order to gel a crack cal 31r.
1114r1nies it roust try i4N a4Inat1111a'I
'net baths of tw•isltng awl misrepresent •
ing. If The Star ix up,nel to the
franking privilege let it wwy nn and ilia•
cuss the question on its merit*. It
tnight he able to convince its readers
that having grabbed h
(
R 1st additional
thousand dollars x 1ws11iun, the (41(141•
Item ought to he aide b. pay their men
'manage. And, ht• the wily, if The Star
really has any parlour- ;ilmplai,t to
make against Mr. Holmes, if (t knows
of any reason why he should not be
entrusted .with Ills representation of'
this riding at Ottawa, why does it not
come out with it, 111a1Pa1 of wasting
its space and disgasting fair-minded
readers with the miserable hat le quips
and quibhle' in whirls it habitually
indulges :'
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Are you going with the crowd to
bear Laurier at Clinton nest Wednes-
1day P
011e "boneet" Intal contemporary
garbles Sir 1Vilfrid Laurier'( Sorel
speech. and then sagely remarks :
Wan. An English Prime M
who wuniii•n.r'd the i•'retwir
kelt laMesh to p ieweI, would
respect our, rights. 111414" 111141 d
our privileges 111o144 vigorously 41
French Prune 1in1.t.'I could a14., hu have :finer under hi, rule 1N alt. s4) hap -
1111111 •u 1 r upon the ,
t ne•4wsard t u t 1
4
W
K
Will of the F:ngiirh t.. Lee's himself 11 pity ruIHIltvC
Ia,wrr.' is it," wird Sir %Vint- It Was Sir Wilfa .l--.iaurier -4w144-.
"that the Fr,nrh•Cana.ii:uls.1uru1'1 1 Wit 11.4,,,A1 111.+ pirjplll',r lfurhrr
separated into.", group by Lbrlusrlver during the w•,4)• in South Africa ,w41
'tali talk to not the patriotism of our
p oplr. \1'14 do 4)141 exon to Junliwlte hu for the first t' • ire the histol v
an other I'roviu4e. All we .ask it . Canada .lispmtehel a body 1,f Cana.
can' I justice fur ill whom Providence it a 14)4.114.1'. t.. the help of tile mother
has I. -ought to this part of Atilerira. ., uury abroad., It was 111 4414.1 Bmu-
l'uday .nlfli+.la and F'reH,d1• 116 el
1 'rt'illlsr N.th reeognif:e 1111 divi.ioes of 14s a wbN' 1tinpt 11u4 elg4(411s1 this.
save, stir air party ww•kit along 4)•111- acts. o end (alio d1a>, sae! lin.(' 4411-
•'iplrs Will 'it ere girt( t' than Iwi•iaT dept,, ted to .111 1141 14.11111 pt61141ice in
dicisio114, t tar 41v tterr. :tlthougti
my. friend, t' the b•:nlcti"h carr 1111' horns '.144111"1 hi. lo4!''' Iridrr, Sir
not perhaps , air .o dl•nr 141 1414' a 1i'i11 .14 1.4t'erl : and it 'r. 11.i% same
t 1 I t ax th
F'iw v
e
u h, 1 t+•t Rji'�'�Itr'trt m4+: la* � •.. t lachusa.arerr het u( :ult.lyt.m.
fellow ronnli)no Il appeal l4' you, , ,,, t„ Ili tut•111r1' chief i. 4, . ).. 4 \\ ill,
own of Itirheliru
hi.t-oiy. As in pas
hireh.fought ouh4t in (lei
x
to t1Nluy 1 144111 upon
the cumin) elect 4414
1 hill 4):111)' which Mathis,
ti.'e and hlwrly l., ail.'
'chi, it a noble appeal, an
shouid 4i1111 a 6,•(14(4. resPolt.
the people 4)l Ontario.
I111 the other hand, what der w
e. the ratan laign *..eb,alwi.f the t
vrvativetiu the I'ru'itice 4)t Q1ud
"l'lle•fulh4wnag is adrsiN.trh1w w
'lit. not i4 garbled ":•i,lt u t I plibli.hr,
,alt NI,,of thin 4'4414: 111 Ihr news
col of The Toronto \World, a
t'onA4.rvative journal:
hater,
ways
end
11111))'14 itrinlr.l hr . t0kd a _dorm
which might 4'asily 1144'e wltt•kerl cuu-
fetler:(1i0n and de•rtroy'del the huprs for
t aeuul Ly your delight I. true 1'unrrlr,l 1 . per .
. cif
114't.ynur anrrs
r of our right 11. Ilnla4•i.i.
111 t41 work rl `r 11
wits. r 411
n Il
11 the lea
lest for R
411 1.q'lel J114
. cid Laurier
man and a he
it Cr• iieople o1 (i'lel ec 11144
legalize that Sir
to Nigger man. a two:tiler
ler 111434 than 11.an'44s141,
• that and they Jerrie to follow 1. wrier the
:41110114 great l•anatliilt than' limit -...,y the
eiever Frmrh-t'. Minn. -
find And bow has O 11. Irwal11044-Sir
ii'ilfrid Laurier •:4 y tending a Waw
jority'against hint . Otlaw... 'On
tariff hiss not always ot jnyt what it
anted, lent thawiu es not the II
ill of Canada and it must not eage•t
10 re its .own Way all -the (inure
High. nbt Sir , 1Vilfrid Laurier well
110nlrral, Sr teLtwr 1:t ,S
p pecilli. sly, ••/ land i11 against me no matter
A awry strange incident took place Whitf e i i cannot depend upon her
yette•day al Carkahite: where fully t4) 1
-4,iw'poop* 1tv>an ('4anyl«n-6n(t-' f,•-+PPn+-4•lfl f-rare4, am ' tbrrefro-e 1
vatnic met to eelebrnt. India Pope's nli
tlist. atento the %lest of theme po1•-
tify-arc• 1 birthday. lions .1 the a Ott 11'4. that di, tnpport
11r. Pops. ie fart, ',pelted his ea111-
pnigtl in 4 .pech nl' rrry ron.idrrahb. Ilse." And yet, n the fare Of the fnt•t
power, in which he declared that that 1►ni:11in its intents a Majority
wet.' the ocraN1014 (0 Prc1eittitself lig:iited Sir 1Wilfrie idtierier in the 111-
.114141n In' wnnld oncr uwle rut'• 1n taws House, We 'v torr t4, declare.
1',aaot .11111• )Iani11.lin 'it). 441116
`had .141114' mailer the 1,141 reg' IhT-(lie tnlerstr '1 Ontario '4114 in
Mr. Pringle, .11. 1'., who wax also safer hand, than they mild be if Per
Present. (Welt the .aloe ground, and_.tt'utalell Lit any uthyr -than _Use
the -amen (garners, Frenchrims met. -
amt appeared to i.. well .4414144,'(b will( present Premier.
re
Oke remarks .11 the speake•s, 11111 theIs it nor Mane time this l)nt+ario
inlerr4 'scans- int /•ntr when Allan should reverse its altitude t minimm-
'tertnaiti. of Moutteltl, and our of the °tritnl to sir Wilfrid 1Laurie and
lest, nr:like''s on the French - 1'o11srr•
restive/Ude, took the fluor. yield a neaarty support to the Kean at
Turning 441 Ihr 441r1.40. cold pw,1p1e, 11'anadian of his age i" ...The Lila
he asked 1hr114 (ti note the remarks (party has aright to alk that the nowt
whirl, hadtoilet' Tr the lip•, of I Iwt• of Lilwtal n11•11111Pr,s from tint
ileasre. Pope and Pringle, the Eng- I
lash Waking Protest:Ulla. P1lities, ; Province be ani n a.'e1, In order that
he de hired, welt. like .anything else, the vuir• of Ontario may he heard
and 1,n Ay.telu of go4rrnn1rnl, In this walla greater anth41rity' Tri th!• I'a1'1in•
rultntay, utie• 111 cwinpr mrnt 4l1'('aiiada:
vents r. (11 '1iyr that the, tame ,,arias of life, 111)41 11p• l'041t o1 'living
frill- . d.4tivrrwl int attY would ie proportionately inrt•eate•d.
t'n1n11i011,4en. Ir is sl wn1.111 ttrael14.1' outlook for the
tits' siY 11. i. not an u
that Mir 11'tltn '.' syr4•ola.lt34,l Tlar�-pnntrtnet. wins i.: already laxed
Stat' garbled vert 114 was jaddinhed l heavily rnongh (or the •lwnrllt of the
all. liver I hetario lost ...A ley I. al prt.leete•d ltI•rn11fa•I nret'..
jtturwilt. _. ...... -.
Ihr following 1le•ws despatch •was
nut id bxd iirlialert by The London Flee I're.s
a'I4041. For -years the ' ories have on watnnlay Iasi'!
Ireu "-ac(1tsing the Grits a stealing Montreal, Sept. ' d I. 'Evidence he.
their clothes, nod now, acro • ing to fore Judge Mansel, in the 11arine Ile-
'1'lie'Toronto News, the Co ser tiv-e tartmrnt (impairs, today enntinurd 44,
!'..414 practically eulepted the 1, were' a character to ditlwl Ihr imiinuatiu)
41L14torm of )444 If the Hattie.' that there hint leen "Kraft" or "rakes
to alta - tiir„ with aIle pufe•hases
shuttling around like this. how Is It
e_ by the deparltarnt. _Titer'. ave --a- Irrt
1111111• votes to know where til catch, of witnesses 10 he -,hrlu•II, ma11y 4)r
Irwin,
I'hr� p itlilicieus are
Int') are fr S4114.1.
e yet le I'n•r i re:4, 141 11.4 rdi•
The Charlottetown, P. E. 1., Ex.. for 1 cuhlmn KIM.* oil day- after day
:trainer (Conservative) (lees no hope of lin • g ntanf graft" as"if Cart y
letter mulishly term. for Prinre insinm ion against he 4)ttnwa'1:ov-
Edward Island in a continuance of et. nt and leen proven tit_ the hill.
the present Federal administration.- . _ -
"rhe Federal Government, NM well as At the t' 4NCrvalive convention in
the Provincial Government, .is practi- North York H. Lennox, M. P. P.,
Cally committed to the term! than. attacked the 1 ,n. A. H. Aylr,wnrth
were arranged by the conference of and declared thai\he was not descry.
Premiers held in Quehec and Ottawa." ing of support here*usc he 'hal Ilorw.
Vote foro�,
Borden and another raid on nothing for North 1' t•k." We do not
the Dominion treasury :- rare much fnr that . of tanlpltign,
but our esteemed West (rel ronlM's-
porary is not no particul and ►nay.
soon ire tanning nut with alta exhibit
somewhat like thin :
'A potion of the increased expendi-
ture of the lAtawa Government has.
been made in improving the tit.
Lawrence River route, making it
eider fur navigation: it- is estimated
that weaving of $I,Ii1111,I1110 a year has
thus been effected in marine insurance.
The Ontarioilirpirre1 iiileikal- direct y
from this expenditure. Shipping
charges are (adored and he receive@
correspondingly higher price for his
lite stock, his triples, his wheat, and
other exportable products..
The agitation in the Conservative
press for an incHgl4e of the duties 1n
woollen goods Indicates what would
happen If the Conservative party
were placed in office at. -Ottawa.
Higher taxes would 11e imposed on
woollen gods and on other neces-
r
--
What 1.• N. Leal', M. P:, Mas
Dose for G"odenell \
There hex item a deal of grumbling
to the elect that the imtnigrnt.iln
antbor4iee are fort .'trfticiently strict
in their examination of people r ' g
(„
1'44011i* from '.1 her cretonne., and
flint A" A rh111t "undc.nAides" Ate
bring Admitted, The oilier clay a
1'
1 W
the ltu11,.1und if tiir Conservative
party tx-reTin'nei le. INsw.r at (Ottawa
in • subject ,
1 Ili. 1 44 t o f an inlrcerping- calcu-
lation MS 10 the inulk[tikcrus _of re c
an undertaking, 11 i4 e•.timutrd 111:14
11 *'..id.( likely rust al. silt $l:rl,4ex1,1..'..
A. one newspaper way., it •'weulld be
the 111.1 big submarine 11111nr1 in the
Worl'J, and 4'1(1111(144 would hour felt
herself able t4 afford what timid Itril-
ain, with tell her wealth, IIA+, not vet
414Tordtv1 namely, -:a .iltriiar tunnel
foul the. south of Scotland .t4) the
wait, of Tretand." There, might 1N•
another little hit Ter,_ figuring in this
con4e•tirm. Prince F:dav:std Island
bit- four ,41 in te:i s i
, the 1 . 41
I 1 , f '1
4 Com -
moat. 'IT,to win the..., four .eats ale.
'ems r
1 t 1 , uuatJetrat il.aly- ^ a+Y t.C_Lek•�i•.
,11, .„,„•.„,„„,... or sr ,411.,11.' I. how
lour \
u h ,l4)
h hu4e t4 rt{1 Tore o rn
I w 1 \e•
tire whole Dominion i 'there wilt iis
224 teals in the next 'Parliament, 1s,
that: at the tattle rate, 1lie.' C.4111444 Vel.
ti'.'.pa4ty will Iw pledget( to new et2-
(44114111111'rs 1,f $S,2•17,.r01,1111 before 1he-
4' 111141aig0 is over., Mr. Il4a'den, 41-
coarse.
fcoarse. hat 1111 early_ I:o.kwl.after iaat_
isl. 1 'ululihi:a hyo pr 1,111 ising Our in -
create of the Federal subtitle to th:44
Pros ince, ui•er and Mawr the inrrca e
I't-crntly granted to all the Provioveis.
11'14 w110 hark rtrntadentlr every day
fur the latah F:1414 mein 114.4(11 do 11111.-
1)
ficois 1
K e ouch thought tm lbs mss
who made it possible for 4)t 0, get
to such rhr.w touch with Iambi un the
other •ids of the world. It is ,just
fifty years since Cyrus West i':.44,
an AI(perican me•rrhant, succeeded in
laying the first Atlantic cable. Cables
had been laid. a short time previously.
hytween England and irelarul, ism'
letWeen Nova Semis and Nrwfntmel•
-
land, and in L•t'.s 4(1 A11114' 4,. caldu
WIW C pletrtl 4t14I 11444.=WYr+ W't13.4
tt•.u,tmittcd hniu unr side of 1 h sl;a
hi law M hal. 1'n1.114 a : , e
ta1utly • th
'rkw -Pf4sperly foe mai''
dap., and w'hea it eat Mot lunger
041,1kable hinny of the promotes 14 -Orf
tire' ente•priew lN•raml• disr•.rer Bell
and withdrew their support. Field„
however•, pi•rAa•irrrtl and had it nut
11f<ralut
1110, .an l,1 e,+k tlfs:ivil out i
the States he 44mild in two or 11111'.'
'ears -e hears carried his pains int.,
vermin! rxer-1100n. But the worked
An planned thrl.1Rhout -the war, and
soon ' titer its close hr again began op.
era4io P. In (will he saw the triumph
of his -ill and patience, and since
that tin- lh4! .astern and, wrNtrrn
s
henlisphrtr.• have hail almost lin-
broken inter( 1111-4.1'. There are today
in (award' a dozen or more cables
eonnectingtlfrila' 1 and France with
North Ammar a• th majority (ring in
cminertion with I?n ,and or lr.•l nil.
Thele (tre(►Is.4 w.Thtuar a ,:able' Gran
Britain to Australia, d also sonic
giving connection With he Orient.
Thn., thanks. to the 'kill an patience
and faith of Cyrus W. rind he die-
lance between gest ant. 1lfest h , s4)
f.4)• a4 pews I! concerned, been an
(mel, and we can know each day w
our neighbors in Emrorw andiA.tia
saying am! airing.-,
(1 -
September.
Wren in the 4nagranl closer.
w' herr the h"eeye.) l,ln- n,. ;post-..
T1.4. 1.'t•, their 101'e
.111, 4wr,'t. froth t heir loss- of snow.
Thi• hrnok !- +.44411\' .44glnet
Vito .4mama rated its wads,
Itut-Its voice Is like the echo
(attic few bale autumn bind...
11'h it 1s the use of ihlnkang f
It is tetter to dream ARA rest.
Fit ratan the then, yea n-.
tt K h th 4: 1 gs
Though dreams are but dflanlsli.t Inst,
Inih.•tiltdelicious quiet, ,
h 1, easy In quite forget
That II(4' ha, !t- tol14 14114 fineable,
- Ti, heal Niche. And talo must -
Happy to retry with 113
!sancta 01 the betty strife
Naught of the din and discord
• That Tangle the chords of life.
Just to lie here In the closer --
Ilmaming the hour. away :
Forgetting the cares of the morrow
In Shellfish of Ihr world today.
t
Some ,nen will not adtnit failure if
they can compromise for 10 cenfstin'
the dollar. \\
1*
FRrt OUR CONTEMPORARIES. •
Sure' Thing.
t'uraltu `614, ' I''
'rho 4a141a40ulw is going nut, the
(Inter's' ruining In : and Hoiden da a
align of fall. : a(Ise 1,amier will Will.
A Sigh of Ranh(
.lunital 11141,.14.
Lund Milner w► 's he
tire•
sofnrthing ab4111 it. Ae, Iltiany' Welt*
afraid hr war ceiling ill te•II us how
we •.11441,4 111 11111 it.
Foster Should.. Know.
Ottawa. Free Phe...
Spealing at !. Tinea 1444411 Hon,
(teenage F. Foster is'eepon'teI to have
dehlares1 that ••th... glorious 1►'n tiuiuu
was x _permit*. for Middlemen graft-
ers.” W'lI, atter his. experience as
manager of -the 1' crud t'
iwlnc, he ought V' know.
.- Nantes_ that -Fit.
.1I„4:te4y1 414-1'w41.
T. 1'. lt'l'uuuur, in :I yNle:111144 and
synglathelie uh,al.ri. 4)1 the character
of Itulus Isaacs, the Irw•isb lawyer .41
I.utulou, 11011: 1 4444 4)44 as Hnr of
the grrnterst tawy,•t1,r hit ptnifetuhotl4
begin' ley„114' sun • 1hat evni
name- is i11 his fxce.r. ,and he anon
fri cfriend:ttu tainentiat
John Hoyle tElteilly, us 1(11,444.,
arguing that he, O'Reilly,"ie
h1 been
greatly helped in his career ley a 111111111.
••t4) *Nit ing, ruphoutous." .tau
�. liiele ' T t ," continents : "A ltd eel: -
tautly, When you liaw' the Wan. Aral
When you read his lw,t+tiful %Oak,
you li Il the vuuvi?'tion that he .was
right, .11111 Gnu Hoy _tl'1Crilly was..
or words and sounds that 'revealed ht.
,ars (ter and nyelled theeasy. for •Ihr
dr
.. -
FALL WEAR -Ladies
NEW (".1LI..I•pd'1'I,ES await your lrlrpvetioll in
Lathes' and Misses' Mantles,
SKIRTS, SUITS, 1VAISTS, I(AINL'oA'fS,
Ful and Fur -trimmed Coats, Fur S -Fur -
•
rifTEHREVS BEANYK 1 N ettA r•S, et.%
• It boa Devil- before. been /4)r' pleasure to show such * (beat vase t
(apace Garments. The Wear will piney the salona,Lion We moonieryou.
The e Values will ehuw that wr 1+11,1414• all putsileh, uviugr with ou. • Ths / i
are lhowr that, all leading Guahi reutrua 1414. ittg. Y Sir,( -t _.
aiteiir-pr Ma--r
ara+
Your ,Inpection will be aopteciatlld. -- - ,
JOHN STEAD,— •
West Street Ladies' Wear,
(ioderich,
411.11111•1w
20th CENTURY BRAND
CLOTH IN()
is bungler u•11rh•
he
+4 t 1
ti nowt discriminating
'
r
uninaatin
c'o'hier4 i41- t•alladn, and worn by • e
ots
ditAND 3llatllrtRtrxt ttu}iu►a.fall JtMM. „fgoods.
,says Ila4d-tailored, perfect fitting and K en -
1414
all c u
v ark Nh•elg1'd t1, Iwthe most
• stylish clothes made do Canada.
We W4141111 4411 postieltlue ..ti,:y.ti„n (-4 may,. J r},,,Hdiei lunge of
FALL OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS
4)yer.oats aeN made thlwr-qu41'ler Ieuglh. 1,f 1,1, 'k cheviot, silk.
(acad. et res blind sfi'chrtl. ' Illtiueoat,t:in K1'r
y wt Irh-1I: l'1 popular 1111,
441'41444)11,
You wilt have to see these in order to appreciate theta.
„. - .. .. - _- ..Moon• }'141111--
Comm cling 1111 this. The notion
III wwhl1tuittt_rrrrt "[n -
uatue •Sutnr)N ' •r tit ted thin t'x'
qut11lteerr.ltllregiven by tan• south to
AIlle•t•iratl litelatm 1., 1111.1 the fitness
holds with Edgar .1 lien Ike., Hsi how
'444141441(. 14-. wratk[ hoer,
Ills 'e
1 been wr
11 N.
I 111(t•d out, 4)r
1 If the 1 t
s
era Empire' had leru 1,411-1.11)414141 alert
Kipling,' and the author of •In Me-
nem -bun' had been ..die ,1 '.1.o1c'rFnn) -
+sn.' 'chi• 11 un•' ,.,114lun gown
aIN'dtlni.tittb,
lan44,4.4
h %,1747:7571;;I11/4.,..3,171,(7...1i417
with l's�uixenrrofidealism
and INTI
Ilan, runturltl on 111.. wo1111'. vagal les
411111 II%4NN'1'I.Ir*.'' 'I's, which i,i* ht he
81111141 the entikiu,ol insist i at ion of Sir
Witt rad - Laurier. rhrllime and lit le
lit 111,• 1111111 like a 4411,4.1 1.414. 441111'1
iptaglh,, tVi[frid I.xurier• Abe itatnr
of ...134111. 111111114 11111i%141 al 1•h•..c.
I
Wit l
1 :. led, 1 .11 111' '
1 ) IN•Nld:•,
only; a figure 1:111 Mid gracefi
11441' roma 1.411$14 Anil ll nitir,i, a
WM y sit •s,:tiyr'tnd t "urinating,'
41 r
inn 'ns'h
1 I.
t otao vivo .
r �
[ 111. pre
PIe1111r1• 1. answering to lire nano
a ,110111•
wraon-
f la
kn
• 4)l
out Ju41e's . r ,I,Nelina S1t1b1..," Awl
yet Kennels 1.,44.44 been d41w(red With
MOM. P111,111 cl,ttuonurus.
THIS SCHOOL MASES ITS
CLAiM FOR SUPPORT UPON
MERIT ALONE
ELLIOTT
Ili
TORONTO. ONT.
11.14 111wi11 lilt slop -, ol'Itst:-.
'St 4.1.31.111114 FA, 14.1TIFL', ASH 1'94,41 It
PASSED TF:.y'HIVU TALFAT. 1111.,
;last, of .tu,lc1t. go a,.ueeally from
th!- runes, 411- IP
N.A.
ilea-, . Lel u-
141w•,ne 1-w1 f.r alitabbe .nurtoy.u.•nt.
4.t'F; W11.1. 110. It 141 HT. 4'a:al.atu•' free.
. Enter any ti4n4•,
' W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
1' 'r. Yong+. st:d .VI•nand.a .
%,„..4 4L. I:4'-1'
CENTAAL �
• STRATPORD. ONT...
is reeognizod at the LARGEST.
I11s41' "and M1 1ST MI' 1'1'I:SVIe'l'
prKV( leaf tt•ainin4 schnlyl in Weide, ti
Ontario. There departments
t (llMERCrAT4: sttt1ti'HA'11,
TELEGRAPHIC.
(hir sr:Wellies marine good Pori -
tions and forage to Ili.. front.
Write 1.w our flee catalogue:
you will find it interesting. You
may enll'r• at any time.
ELLIOTT & M.LACHLAN,
l'riuclr • 1-.
(CEN I. [ ESS1
COLLEOti, Toronto. 1
l!'hr hags4-4,44 Lest equi,gletl
.choral of Its, kind Incites yon to
write for it+ Ne* Catalogue., Fall
Tenn from airy(. I. Adds,+. .
.'or
tit-.&41. S41.1W, OKI IiRTA ItI
111011
eta
ommomall
SITUATIONS...
wi11. leading business houses
await our graduates.
LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER •
and ,all modern office meth-
ods which ensure rapid ad-
vancement.
GREGGH
S ORTHANU
taught by the only teacher
in Ontario who attended the
Author's school.
THREE COURSES.- Stenography
Com►nerchtl, THegraphy.
:mer any day. Willa for partic-
ulars..
FALL. TERM FROM SEPT. int
GOBEIICII BUSINESS COLLEGE
64:4).
111 11111111
S1'(►TTI/N. PRIN. Ir\1..
—111111—.
ALMA LADIES
COLLEGE, St. Thomas, Ontario
$200 pays all chargta for rr ul.1r enure!
114 vv
including Latin, French German,
Sr:earl., i•iannfnrte, Drawing,, with Arland, roof
laundry and library for one year.
Separate apartment for enunger pupil'
8150,000 n.inwmcnt, hence
first-class advantages at very
reasonable rater.
For Cr .11011... sacker
"Th. R.eletrar."
IS
NEW FALL HAT, -
--40444-40,4464.14.w. -wren for keeping the rnoirt'4tytl'll and Is•.,
hat. in the trade.
The melt p:a.'e to buy Men's
MRS. H. pA
Fall FYI i
llrner
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
1
1 1.adlcs. 4lI4' cordially invited
1 to roll and .I•r (fur stock..
L!IM
Sal
ening
i Qfti.
1
1
\ 1
foil. •
Mts
l
Quality and Style our of display will sped
themselves this season.
MRS. H. PARK.
Oa elll11111111Mc—
YOUR
FALL
SHOES
Come arid sec us about then:,
We have Just received a shipment
of
MCPHERSON and DERBY FALL
STYLE SHOES
I1t Box Cal(. Velour Call and guar
anteed Patent Leather Prices.
$3 00 to $5.00
Buy these shoes and get too rents-
--worth of shoe for the detlar.
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES
anti BAGS.
G. M. ELLIOTT'S
ThtE SQ
1
1
1
Best Values in Town
:It
MARTIN'S
One reason for our success
FRANK H. MARTIN
TNF. TAILOR AND FURNISHER
1
i
maim
DYERKISS PERFUME
We have 71,110 control for Gude, irh of (hese. - world
Pert -nines. '.Ve have the full line of
DYERKISS PERFUME, in bulk and bottles.
DYERKISS SACKET.
DYERKISS TOILET WATER.
DYERKISS LOTION.
DYERKISS FACE POWDER.
DYERKISS SOAP.
Thin line is making a great hit in (i.alrrich and !natty Nattering
• remarks we hear nhant it.
TRY IT YOURSELF.
fanned
1
F. J. BUTLAND'S
GODSRiC H
if it's good we have it.
--1.1-.��J
DRUG STORE
tfAIRMAMIIMMIM
TOILET GOODS.
C \Yr have a complete .'dark of TOf.KT ARTICL4Sin the most detect
lines, ;arid :are prepared to recommend our goads.
PERFUMES TOILET CREAMS
Roger .a Gallet's.' Parisian Balm,
Pavers. and,others. Witch Hash Cream
Tooth Powder s
and Pastes, etc,
etc.
fy) A. 4 i 4'; •
BEDFORD
k BLOCK
GODERICH,
w21D/Ua/5 ONTARIO
•