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OODLItI'H, THUKtIDAY, (XT. IS ISA
and "glad -Mandel- am their tepre-
wrntative in Perlialnrut : but until
we know to the eontrary we shall be-
lieve that they have political ideals of
a different and • higher eeture.
Ue any elute. rhe Signal will not he
under the reprurh of having failed
to du its.' duty to the people in want-
ing, thew againel the self-seeking de-
e1sB11 of a political o4ventur•r. no
Matter how unpleasant the iserfornt-
aneruf that dot v has been.
NINE DAYS TO WORK.
'rhrre is now nu reason to doubt
that. the l.nurier tiuvermuent will be
returned to power un the :filth of Oe.
tolwr with a large majority. Front
all the Provinces rums the nest en-
couraging teporte of the Liberal pros-
pects, which indicate that the electors
of Canada reecogrize and apperiale
the magnificent work which Sir Wil-
frid anti his colleagues hate don for
('awada in the last twelve years and
t but the Opposiliol tempaign of 'scan-
dal will attleet -with a wevere'rebuke.
In West Huron it'loe.ks n. 1f the
majority of the electors had rein.• to
the conclusion that the riding hoe
been misrepresented during the last
four years, and if the supporters of
Mr. Relent Maiits-heep up the tight
.until the last vote is polled there is
little doubt that the erratic political
' ' MR. LEWIS' RECORD. •came'. of Edward NOIlltau Lewis will
+A ,lose ett:t 9c °titu'1C"Sirthic evj oiiig
The late member for We,t Hunt! of October h.
has a plcuu►nt 11emomtlitV. end if ler- There are just nine days more to
Anal attraction were the test for pub- Intake the issue sure. Let every Lib.
lie see% 100 he woo lath) u(Iy. fttmaod- eral in Wrest Huron from now on to
a large following ; but public affairs lbs mud thc.cmntaat tautlorib every
are not Condo w on -This tlaMls, *71d legitituate effort to ensure a go.tram
▪ a journal setting. the public The juriiy in this riding for. the Literal
Signal finds it its duty' to place Mr. eaese. 1.r1 it i,..t es ..dagai.r tical
T,.o•wis' reee •d before the prop r of the Liberals of West Huron were
WestHwrou is' its true x141 oats "caught napping."
aspect. - _ -- Until :. p. m. Monday, Oelo4wer Oath
'What art• Me. Lewis' i'I$IIUs •Ip.n work ! wont ! WORK !
the people of this riding % What, fu-
rled, are his claims upon the Conw•rv- ROBERT HOLMES FOR GODEHICH.
ativi party in whose name he is 0ran-
didat% ? 'What has he ever done to There is nu good reason why the
entitle him te political dend.•rship? town of lioderich should not give the
Where slid he murk out l .. &toren- 'Attend candidate a substantial ma-
ticeship in political 'et•viee? )Deity on the earth of October.
When A few years ago the !bice of 7: F o41eri.h has shared in the pros -
Clerk of the Peace of his county was 'perky which hss come h. Canada un.
Vacant, Mr. Lewis wanted it and was der !.iteral government. In a special
quite Kling recall inure -It a liberal manner this town has been .-helped by
if thereby he -slight improve his the d,v.l.pm,rot. of the Liberal 4.ov•
chances of getting the position. Ile ernmeit', policy ..f improving the
did not get it. end tieing thrust out waterw*Vs and Marlene of the Court -
upon the cold world (rent the comfort- try. Much has teen done to make
able ufnce he had heen o ecopying he Glaleiich one of the most important
oast %tend for sown other sung ht•t•tlt. of the like ports . h rrolnins to
He soon saw his opportunity, and al- 4.e done, and the Literal Government
though he had 'levet• dune anything luta every right to expect from the
for the Conservative party in West people of this town an endorsement of
Hulett or anywhere elite he managed. .ts work in the past and its plane for
by means peculiar to hi►mwtf, t , foist the future.
himself upon the party OM it. eandi- The fact that Mr. Holmes, the Lih-
date in this riding. There were other real eefll4lidate. 1. not irraidentnf this
mum-KOhertIlebeam, for distance, town 'should not prejudice his Case.
Jammu MR. -heti and others ---who had We cannot expect a-Tways to hate the
earned the nomination by years of member chosen front our own Mane.
service fol• the pat t y. These .Mr. people ; and Mr. Holmes has iwen w
Lewis thrust asid.•, but looked for acti\e in furthering the interests of
their support in the elution campaign this town as any rp,ident enilld pose
an if he, not they. hail been laboring- eddy have been.
in the ranks and had earned pr IL is needless to recall all that Mr
tion_: We are not,tryiug to pump_ up., litihnca.-has. shins for -tiawterieW
any sympathy for 111. Merron ..r any an tub/Ovate of the claims of Melee It
of the other veterans who erre duper- harbor hr has been persistent an eue-
seded by t he newcuner : we are cessful. In pestt a( mat tors a ting
*imply .howiag that the Conservative I hie town he llas'1.•en ()specie y alert,
party is not under any obligation t:Ind hie effort- hay.• .remit in mach
31r. Lewis. i .iprlyed act'ommodat' for the
'hiring his tint Amnion of Perlis,- leonine of (i..lrrich 1 totlice. Last
sort Mr. Lewis ayes a party to the .unntter, when the p .posed trip of
-salary grafi," by n.eans of which Ire the rural militia to whew wee .called
secureil for himself *n extra off, Mr. Holmes go to well to hate
of 111,104 a session from the public the 1Ve-tern ()Mateo militia rantp
funds. Hr was elected as It $1,:A111 10,vterl here• and kept at it until be
man : by his own act he Ie•.•anle ,► succeeded, . Who, Mr. Warne.? was
i2,• -.lett man. r "ur representative at Ottawa no nos -
Realizing. that_he w.ur.41. Stowe -1u ler effecting the interest,' of any of
appear to be doing ...teething In earn hit cnnatitnents, 4 irit or Tory. WAS 41141
hie money, he piekrl 4)p a number „f small to revel), his careful attention.
ideas that found some credit on the come -natives admit that in this re -
street corners lull thrust !bent Iefore -pert he was a.model rep•eNrllt.alite.
Parliament. with what .access anyone Atli+ eunstilu.•n). . whetter his Ant -
citold guess, N. a single nue of his L)rt rr or not, w loo 14141 business at
"fit'1• bills and t 14)1/ le.nitltl1111*" lin. re- )(trawl' multi rely upon' 11r. Holmes'
ceivetl the rndor.ntinn of Parliament prompt ctnopetateon and! aesislane .
-trorevt'r wilt wliile rumpled "Witt• hi,.'riie.0 are not the only thiels that
name, Imagine E. N.. peals the woe- go to make 11 net rept•r•OItat i)s,
w,r for is hill to determine ('aneda's tea l hey are not 111111114144) t.ult, and in
pMicy upon such an important 'Ines- ri:eugnitinn sof his services' this town
tion an the Ireal urul of the pulite/nod rhot4d 84) the I. ' g t•Ier(ion(i#t'l'
retentice,ef the c1)111.1')' 1 If by any 1!(I1EIIT 1It11.MES. A SW 'A I
miracle r. 1rWI0shouhl gel lu1.k to 1,1:A1..
Parliafgent we would advise him to
take the Ihe smallest one of him "live CASES RIGHT AT HOME.
hills and two . reaolul ion," and. di,-
enetling the :'est, etiek to it until he
luieked'senn'• prncres• 0itb1t.`'A. it
is, he has Mu c4,41 hiulw•I( o sot rover such
e large area I hat the ,•leetrma ran ser
right through him
The Sinal has de It
wuA, C0W'1l' in regard -1 iY.,'-
nonty hill. What is Mr. f in' veldt
to the charge that helms Ire:: i tint
steno ion .al.•ly with an rye to it awn
e
int reit* en a seekei for votes t 11e
has no mid);Every-betty knot... he
has re. reply. Are ae not within the
truth when we Boy that ever sine.- his
ele. tion fuer ye tis ago Mr. Lewis
thought ha, been, hoe to advenre
1 r 110 rt. o
• worth r4) 1 le t h t
am
Y I
weigh the 1 x jto111between
right and wrong
of haw to serve time
• 1 . fel-even of hie (mint it'tents, but -how
to keep himself -.1(id for another
terns in Parliament at $'2,500,a torte' (rn•t_ that A pretty line of (frits %
Sion!' --- flow many •'t:ovrrernent favorites"
Mr. Leri). is an expert ".jollier." He can, yen pick only of the bunch.?
believes that. the -glad hams" Wins twee out of the tone are Conserve -
more election, then eineerity. or codes lives,
etre. or aolVO(*Cy .4 useful publtd, Local men did not assure, all tide
tneesures, or euthl1(dasln in the ranee \'contrae•te, because their tenders were
of the pe•rp1±. Her. ixelieveN that- he li o high, and there was some feeling
can win more voile( on\the "still hunt" ..eh tat thio arming the Toes) people.
plan. tackling each ')I separately s. kol'whom hail the idea that all
aed'aec.etly, than ho eat' minting the 'empties should have leen tens
Out In the open dud d*cly'iog his (11'tsed in town. The ..'mark waw
position bravely and *quarely`on the Heide at the time that their would
iwuee of the day. He believes tilers have been herw grumbling if the tint-
is aucxess for the '.ethical triunner .roaent had eimply gone to the loyal
and log -roller. IL way bre that Mr. nu'I.bauts end bought the supplies
Lewis is right. 1t may he that his without tender, The, right thing -was
tactics trill win him a second victory. done, however, in *warding the coo-
n may be that the electors of West trarts to the lowest tenderer, : hut
Huron are content with a "jollier" the incident shoves that a Govern•
('Totts News' *harps upon ''the
-14eF• n. one -off --the Pint- of
t h.• Lain ier - (bvernment, If the
l..uu'ier Guvet'nnu•nt Inose "patronage
list" so ham the IVhl/nry (:overmnent,
and .n ion hail every 4ince!iiment
tb*t wrrr existed in Canada -bust the
Ilyporritiral Neet- insists only that
the 1,41111er linnrrnment shall be
W1(1,0111 *pmt a'y h 401111 h,
pin let a M five Is'worked of
t 1 r wit has k l u
tight here inew i N' • had i e
It ler cit. 1 In h
militia ramp here thin summer and A
moldier of large contracts were let for
the supply of prnvi*ion* and other
'woes -series. laid they go to Govern-
ment. fa rites r' tb're is the list •1
local teen ivho .eel en • e s •
1 al >, Intl 1 tea t
a t
W. T. MI'•1 NhY,
A..1. COOPER,
4'. ('. LEE.
FRED. DAVIS.
lent gets mighty little thanks for
doing the right thing.
We are told, lou, by the I lurlmrrva•
lire preen that the Governaneut heel la
habit of paying two or three timer the
proper price for any properly y it pur-
chases.
herr, tot). we.havr u Cane tight at
hetet, which the people of lludct•ich
end of %Vest Huron eats jndgr for
thrns*elvr,.
'!'here have twee tiegutiathaw for
theOurchuse of the Atlrill property
for * military camp rite. The owner,
of the property leave named a certain
prier, but, far from ieieg in a hurry
to part with its :mney carelessly, the
Ilnvrrnme,t I111N refused to pay the
prier asked, taking the busierealike
stand that the pro erty is not worth
it.
Mayor Macklin. of Owlet irl•, knows
all the fart• in ('0nriection with this
mutter. Ile is a Conservative. Ile
can say whether the (lovernment has
or has not Acted iu these negotiations
with due regard for the protection of
the public treasury and the Interests
of the people whose money the (ins•
eminent handles. -
Ask Slavin. Macklin.
E. N. LEWIS AS AN ADVERTISER.
!•:verything's grist Dula comes or Neel
isewite mill. As an ewspap•r clipper
.1844 444- taoibr---,.eirn,-p41. ),%'k.* -he, --the
writer meant to le compliln,etitary m'
not, any paragraph which mention.
the name of r:, N. Lewis is pretty cum
lit n corner in his scrap-bnk. Et en if
it is a Itis k --why- it is ague
noticed sufficiently to lereive a kick.
And it ie 11 funny putragr)lph if the
wily Ned came% tied a orates
springing much jukes. Some of it+
readers' might hurt thrnlirlrea laugh-
ing.
The $)pplai(ion claim that in a few
caw.* the tutees paid for goods imp•
plied to the (iovrrnIloIt were tem
high. Cam any business elan is' (lode -
rich say that he tweet made a east eke
in a similar way ? And consider the
difference when the (lover •01 bas
to drp•1,11 1/1014) minor officials for the
transaction of much of it, business!
which, detached from the rest, seems
to convey 'a favorable mea ling.
When he puts it into hie ws•tupoeinas
of scraps, which he mails brlade -1
so that lest Horon elector's may
"what their mrmlwr is doing," some
.f the people nay see through it. And
some may' not-, and he'11 take the
chance. _
Thr authors of some of the tiler.
efce. to E. N. trams quoted for limited
in part) in the sheet sent around the
riding a few days age - w otdd be Ater -
prised to see such use Made of their
comments. W e were tout selVO4 syr -
prised t.. notice,iu the sheet an extract
1 fleet iy Retested, "f rem air artich en The
Signal, which -we matt confess it -
was intended to he -well, ; omewhat
other than emit ely ei.m iimentary to
Mr. Lewis: But he fo .d the kernel
among the chaff, or t • charting, and
lo! it appears OA A b • : ht jewel in the
string of glass)* which the mews,
paper men of By wn hair strung for
Mr. Lewis' lad •nnlent. It is just An-
other exempt'. of Neil's strong pint,
his ••eaten '--perhaps not the mark
of man .ch as we should send to
Partials)" t, but very useful in the
pack of ability or sincerity or other
yuali which might commend 1 '
as eprrerntetite of :he people.
-f ;11r. Lewitt fails in (Ids election it
ill, not be for any want of industry
44 advertising himself, and. really.
it -is 0Underft.l what a fells'► ran du
in the way of ,boring newspaper
notori.'ty by "steeping with the 1e-
plrlere."'
EDITORIAL NOTES.
LET Gl4DEItICH GIVE itOl*EIIT
IIOL:1iF:et A SQUARE DEAL.
Have E. N. Lewis scrap-le.ok
speeches made you rich? -or wise?
A vu's for Istria_ ie a vote 1,4) lir
O'er .d every mates living ..*-
peones.
,flet see what will happen t,i the
llptimition se/Inda! campaign .en the
Jl(hu1 (tetots•,'
A vole for Irwin is 14 roto for higher
duties lin woollen goods and higher
prie,•0 fur clot ping.
1'1' l4 TIME FOR A CHANGE IN
'WEST Hl'RON'K KEI'KEKF:NTA•
TION AT OTTAWA. ''�
This town without the elictric lights
t,utin.latenr of what Canada wa • like
before lir Grits gi,t. in in leen.
The Laurier Government Ktands'44)•
the fairgoer. The farrier should vote
and work to keep his friends in
power at. Ottawa.
A vote for l.'wi. i.. ,, yet.' t.- Rials!•
further 1 r.tection to he alrea-ly pro-
tected 11)Anufncttater et the expense .4
the farmer and the work i ng r4) t.,
111i r. I#nei isliesea-'titttseives. E.
F'u.l.•r i. *fit and proper. potent 14) iw
Fina nes 1lpnister-.(('OII,I1, 111 -floc•
den will have to he kept where be is
in op}xaniljnn,
1V -n 1
ha the L81w•ral, wrs,' lie opt ns.
ilio,' they did not 1'11 r11it•e tl Inatlllf:lr-
Ottr• 4c,u'.dats 114(14i0.t flee party in
plower. THEY 1VEItE PIROVEDON
Til4•t'L1K)K or PARLIAMENT.
If the Bove,-ntnm o in spending lou
notch •)• WILL SOMEONE
TEF.1,1, I'S 1VIIEN 1:. N. LEWIS(
EVER ROSE IN THE IIOb'.R TO
OBJECT TO ANY PROPOSED EX-
PENDITURE %
Thr Stands still No nu,d *lout the
fot►rnalietir, drtrhlling* Dan McGi1Tt•
01d41y tined to give it that it can't help
bating A fling et him in en •ction
with the Eye Opener lilwl suit. But
Dan hasn't aprdogisetl yet.
The Literals gave the Mother Come'
try a preference In'the Canadian Ina•
ket o10r Ftanee,'(iellunny, the felled
States and other enuntries. A vete
for Lewis Is a vote i.. r•)M'al 1110 !tete
and melte British mesh pot
the -tone duties me fotl•ign go•.I •
_-
The incoming Borden (+overtwen4
will have the soy as to whether the
tarn(al y rata! will ur Will not le held
in (4/derich.--Grederieh St 41.
The Stmt should 4oe cml4(ul e1N11t
1Vlirn Comedies 14vetme was only
forty inillluns, the $ationel (untie were
gruwly mismanaged by the Cunarr%a-
tive party and pea.. scandals invol-
ving 1linistera of the (crown took
place. Now, when the national rev•
ellel4n are doubled and the opportun-
ities for waste and ts•••ldatiou vastly
increa4eal, would It be wise to entr•pet
t r piddle treasury t.. the *awe meal
wl misappropriated the peoples
moo e 1•'1 o Will
n 11`ry in the years prior t ,
1 1
Tshr Otrawa (iuvrnulrnl 11184 4(800)1
to pes•nlatorl Only e1Mt.ut'2,:1M, square
mule, of 11'estern thatate,.-lioderie•b
KI er. . -
lilat's the way 1.1 .10 it. old boy,
Never ' d- the facts. ; The facto
w.n1111 et snit your purpdoe, as the
preeF-IUUUvernmlrut has not -given"'
an acre. of Western thither to any-
body, but has in 01441 ease disposed
of it by public en„lp et id ion lu the
trighrsr thfddet. 1t-* the Cunorl la -
lit.' IlioVertlinent
-lite.IlioVer1•ulrnt that gave away over
:loon square miles o1 timber lands to
km friends. in the ,;"o.l Oh! da)."
before Met
Zl tele the rlectots are 'totaled with
all kinds of information regarding
purely material -thing,. why not re-
mind them of s•)rtr other things in
which t bey may be quite as miteh in-
terested :' For instance, I here is the
Lord's Day Act. pl.sswl - (Indio'. the
present Government. which is lurid to
lie the lest legislation en this 44411, t
the world, .1.141 0111,11 has ensured
to thousands of ('anadien working -
me their weekly day of rest. Then,
agate there is the ;tholition ut the
sweatil system in connection with
Govern ' )1t contracts. In connec,
tion with the Department of Labor
steps have n taken to secure an
improvement •the ce.nllitions alYrct-
ng child labor\and the, employment
of wnnlen in fai&loriee. Such things
as these are wort' ' of consideration
alongside of the f to regarding in -
'1(018e of t reale, the dile debt, etc.,
etrs ' -
The Montreal 1Vitn•vee Which is
anything but s narrowly partisan
journal, recalls 4101111' even : .1 the
Conservative regime in Canad+ Buell
as the l.angevin-M.Grrevy t•pb...1
the gerrymander of 11e4! and the f
chime act of 18tH, "This pertain,
the *11At," says The .Wit.ness, "but
{)attire like individuals can he hit gel-
Irr'.tooel !rent their past career's,
x11111 a pert)' that ,'011110110,1 t",edVu,,,te
privilege cats rumor, et en if it wished to,
escape/ corruption. That is axes
iii•." Thr Wit nc-.emit inues: We
know that Alexander 11ack.mzi.•
wLghl to opt a the c,nn.l ry Iounr0t (11)
lightened getet•uln,net and tile! Kir
%Villrid bolo ice has taught Io d,, the
game no 'rrio),ate hotit7 attempts to
deity. That some of Kir Wilfrid's fol-
towe4t hate made mistakes or worn,
'•an rlmltoulllydl' be punted, b11t not
t hr most rabid Coneervat it .• belay
,•t r0 attermpt• ter show a Liberal (ae-
rie? ion wide -spread and in Ow very
e:up and wood of Coaeervativr pwlti.
tis,: +14)4444-(
titers' go highly laud.vl try 111 is Dor-
den, cf Kir ,lobe Maaton8l.d, 4it-
H„•Its letup -%in. Thomas Mehl reevy
and Cabala. A gens{ Merl in the way
of 'political 11,.,•m )' he: Issas accom-
plished *ince. then. and more, 11
more, 111114.1 he neeotnplished. Hui the
hatter is hardly 14kely to tonne about
through the .•tTorls of sorb men n.
Messrs. lt.1,n. $. Lrforgey. F'owlei•,nn1
Foster, er the• high protection edvo-
ncy of M.•,srs• Ekrra and Apnea.
1Vluueter ('lyse tray be Maid Inc or
against it. protuctiontilts pro% ed iteel I
.V.' -where an in.- .table -and prolific
mother of cot t'qd ion.'•
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
A Record nada Prospectus.
Iondor, Ad veru r.
Leerier hes built up a mightier. ('au-
m1:r. He offers a record : Mr. l* r-.lrn
a lro.pe edit.
Sfll Koe_king the BritishPreference.
Ualt li44Rarler 14',o. -,•r Mil et. •
S, oris of l'anadien industries which
mold have c petA'ol with those of
an other nation have languished awl
diet) tides -.the Dowering of 1!te duli..
rpm tglish-sortie goo• s.
'Unlucky Borden..
Montreal iter.% 1.
The liar•'It" man's to now why. if
i,,u*.-ier is responsible the pan- -
w
1
h
k
flee Icy;-- fres d .1 not 'tn'ttnTe n ie. Leta
oral. Katy. emtey: 44)' 11'Ilh'•1 wen.
across the A, I ,iuti1• last ?Trine( ted
manner. 'tad Mr. I4.1sh n claimed 44M4i
11* its year. Hr watt 014 y tom• : 1 toe
III i.li;e 1r 11 n h••4) Ile go) \4., 4 arose.and the hi., Ir •ee whet lar
West. F: Ther he will lotto- tete -e
to 400. good in future, or we w•,1k le,.e
G, keep Iit'uiier at hon,'.
• College Professors la Public Office.
Mm1Ur•a1 Herald.
'I'..Using ahnnt pmfeu4.lra bring. 1.1
rt 1
mints the significant f a tl ' 1, I e
loonier (lot "rotitent. Ila* app. in 1 eel
three p•nfe•rwra•* to pnhlle office wi•b- -
in ,a rompar4titely short time, The
significance *hound be partieiderly 'ap-
parent to all in the habit of rooming.
that only ertite pnllticiens con hope
for teeognifion et the hand., of Oor-
i'rnment. No one in further removed
from the political betty -burly than
lite college don. Yet the work of the
three leen 1 h*v, in mind has won
them the preferment many active pol-
itiriene Bought. Meier, Mill., Short'
.and Mclean, an memlerm ,t import-
ant government ,mllmi*ibins. Are wit
ne0*0e to one Government's recogni-
tion of meritdi•e00ori•u0,1 front politi-
cal putt.
The Liberals Are Confident.
Victoria flatly Time..
We lett a the most complete ronli-
dena' in the revolt of the appeal
whir h will -horl.11 be taken. WO mel"
entitle it in the thin rouriction that the
judgment will not only have the effect
of permanentlysilencing the tongue*
0t men like oster, of uoepeaketae
reputetion. whose whole political
stock in trade is 4)4ndet. but willcoo-
firm in poorer a I'rl•wir 1• who iv first
ill the esteem of him countrymen and
one of the trawling --If not aeteelly the
leading- 1ml.01 ial statesmen of the
prrarnt day -a elan :against whose
character. puddle or private. the most
iu*Ugnant of his political enemies
dare not breathe a word of suspicion,
We venture to predict that the
triumph of Sir 1Vih'rid Laurier an a
result of the elections 'if 191x+ will be
the taunt pt•,moulieed, all the t•iteutte
stances considered, of his public
Verret.. -
"A LAND OF FULFILMENT."
Multi re:.l Nit 4)r••
If the liovertmrnt were to he
judyesl alo00 uu its it(1miigrat' . 41(11••
cera the popular Vencet mold not be
otherwise than in its favor. Kir Wil-
frid Laurier declared this week at
Moitut gnv that "our immigration
lallicy, has iarut'ibulea lir ire than any-
thing else• to Maintain the great
stet -140h of l'wtfexlcration.' Sir %Vit•
Laurier i. right. The growth of
('etsot4ian- industries could not have
takwa 11111.0 without it, and uo
grrot•r dinw,ter mould pwlsaib{y happen
I ban the suhetit ut tun of the.•xe:Luslonist
p.Iicy for which Mr. Horden and his
supporters have (teetered.
WIG' its up-to-date i(ntuigrat'
paltry, the pres.•ut Boyer 'tit ba-.
also tutu. ell it i'uuld tat make it .way
film Willi -1a to get started in the Went,
with the tesult that contentment and
optimism le►).• ruper.eded the dia-
satisfaction and despair of .the 111d_
regime. And IIOT without cause, 1u
the eighteen year. of ('on-Irtatlt,
rude. :t,1MM1,111M1 acre, of land were
given away to railway.prist uuers,and,.
An t,.ort. of the 144,ewo w, alhswest to iw-
inet.e.t t,y.ra7iting•t • o le
great ratio ay ompany, whirl' load
good p.-*.-tieat reasons for delay iu
making the selection. au . no
area in alternate Peet ions 11 IlIile.rtuare
ell over the lent part of the N est,
(hits kre 4 •41.•1 leen e.,... rt teem,
one another, and tinkling roormvuely
tothe h:u•dshil. and, rho expense of
living in that 'suet of Canada. Under
tb.•ia pori..-.' •.f IAtt(t.
left, as Mr. 1-111a11.4114.• .s•fnindt.l us in 1301.
"with a Northwest still empty." . Mr.
4iftoe, o1i assuming eh,u•ge• of the
Department of the tntel'tol, team r•
Ihe railway coulpeny to make its
s•le'etion at once. and thus released a
great deal of territory from unprrlid-
able monopolization. Under the Lit -
era) ,4duliniatratiou no • more. lands'
were given away to railways. ('neer
it the hgq110.1erul taw, have leen made
more liberal, and in Ow last dwelt .•
years 31.1010(10 net., have Is•e•g give's
to howe•slewe) net tient the entrive to
sixteen days of the month of Sept.•m-_
Iw•r past loving 1ar444r than was shown
in any t. tole year under Con..•rtad ire
tole. For monopoly in matter. of
transport the present Government has
substituted .•ottipetition and fteetlom,
sad that freedom ham given traffic
enough for all, Whateter tarty
names May count for, the Northwest
under Con.irvatic,• administration
was a land of the hope deferred that
maketh the heart mirk, while today it
is a land of fulfilment.
'Not an Accident.
An increase ..f $4414U),411n-in the
value of our export :rule in twelve
tosses. as compered with An inln•n.e
of $011.51111,001) in twenty -right y0Ar.,
ITUATIONS...
with 11x,11144( 1,u.i11.'' hou.'•s
*wait 1x11' graduates.
LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER
and aII modern office nn'( Ir
,.ds which ensure rapid ad-
GREGG SHORTHAND
taught $.v the only tem her
in ()obit who attended the
Author's school,
THREE COURSES- - 4tenegraphy
4 'wourr.1 I, T.leg Rp ly.
Enter any day. 1Vrite for partic-
ulars.
FALI, 'r41111 I'ROM mein. 1st
WDEBICII BISINESi COLLEGE
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THE GREAT SCHOOL
CTN.
$Y11ATFORD. OST.
1 sar taw reronl and oar pr0a•nt Reade of
work .tvlaal.. u• to. the grew' pls. Ii' -*1 Ion!,:
lag •'•drat of We -tern 1/.11411".
We 11.,e 1 tore depart 111,111-
1.1 EITCIAL.
,1,111-1'G111t11?It('iAI„ 4HOR'l'IIAXII,
'I'ELh.GItAI'lll('.
her Rraeitritr, are 601110111111d .t. 1111,'101...
College teacher- n• well a. oilier a.-i.raa..,
ladar'd.1a1 In.•Irnrlran, M.rnrr
- _
Iw. gr •al.alogne fru.. w-, in• Tie il.
ELLIOTT & M0LACifi.AK,
Pone( pnls,
Increase your Salary 1
ogler preparation does t. Attend
ELLIOTT
g,
• TORONTO. ONT.
Arn1 the tour to commence Is MOOT
\'N OW, One hun.Ire:I &,1•1 ale .Indent-,
`rme other 1. r.ones. college' have (olefin
4, Ibl..,o1$.-re within one year. W11.11'
tat TIln1PROVE? wr Rive the t.r.t.
Not bl HNC w'ould satisfy u. nothing /•(•r
-'hnnld rittiefy yon. .11.1. liRA10-A(4',a
It44ADILv 0441'1'1144 EMPLOYMENT.
Write for 1'atm''Rear.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
t'or. Yonee and Alexander me
r
flrr1111111•10�
,$ l 000
1a a very good salary for a piling
person under 211 to receive. Nee-
.rsl of our nhnrthand graduate*
of last year are now enjoying
thin eatery. Perhaps, we can
help con in relive thin ?amount.1414• new eaUI tlglle explains.
Cut mit this. card, •1(1) it and
14e04! to 1V, I1, Shaw t'ent'h
Rosiness College, Toronto.
Name
Address .
rESSINIEMIND •
1
QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE
are the three greet recline which have combines! to make thin unynrntionOblyd
best. •tor• for 144ilien, 'rile character of the gartuentrr kettle up to t
lmghe'ststandard of excellence. ('he quality is evident in every 'detail
style. Itt and !ailments. The went variety we new show make
Fashion Display that's well worth seeing. Values a
Prices on Ladies' and Misses' High class Fall and Wint
Garments, Mantles and Fine Furs
you 014(1'1 14(4)111.', A visit-,,( innwrt' wilt ta' nppt tr'iated.. Yon will o"I
urged tr,•b1y. W....imply want you to se • the garments.
JOHN STEAD
(iodcrich I.:idk s' Wear, \''est St ret
1
\tour Fall and Winter
OVERCOAT
Ready-to-wear or Made -to -Order.
______Our -tables aro loaded with the best
showing of Overcoats we have ever
shown, and that is saying a good deal.
The fact is drat the hifrh-class ready-to-
wear clothing has reached such a high
standard of excellence that it makes the
custom tailor sit up and wonder what is
going to become pf his tailoring trade.
We can dress you fit for any society in one of lir
a OA
OR
i:, l Ji►
SUITS.
to you
hundre
OVERCOATS
u can have them ready for service or made
special order. We have the samples.
of them. See them.
rices. $12 to $22
See our Amdrican Black Drill Workmen's Shirt,
--the best ever offered at 75c.
WAL
R C. PRIIJIIAM
J
h,as not comer IT chant... It ice out ill .r.e : .. • -le le .
-
4h0 result of 4 10,44)- l4ee wnijd 41 n •
0%e1, it is tett Llrstay dor ru tire. •'
1nangurrltinq 4)t a p.'lv ld
1!,, vigor...i . eat l' vim; n It •,t :1 wi.• 1
�arri)"d l.,!i-t eel „4).,i..
.ntrantad'hil.. 1/1 ).n, rbsit •
'mom • of 1 h • 44 „1 (. o' well 0 .
Turottl.• ': (I.
1'In.l 'e , ••V,•icntl.tr K,•,
tree. • „ '0 olio, Ileal of the
mosplterr,:' S,-,•• 4)d 1 oath -"That s
,. •.i u,' 11i, n
ALMA LADIES
1150,000 rn,l•,on,. n' 1,. •--
fiat-class advantages .0 '.,
reasonable rates.
F« Catamaran. &dere.
3 "Tb. Registrar:
COLLEGE, St. Thomas, Ontario
$200 pays all chargee (or regular rn11100
tucluding katal, Premed, Getman,
• the, Pianoforte, Drawing, with board, r18811
laundry and library fur one year.
Separete *pertinent for younger pupils.
1 "Men Who Know"
ITRADE AT i
"MARTIN'S"
IrCOMING
1
wl
SWITCHES, POMPADOURS
CLUSTER -CURLS, CORONET-
BRAIOS. TRANSFORMATIONS,
WAVES. WIGS, Etc. -
Prof. Dorcnwcnu
4)I il)WO i )
the ❑e. 4)11 -t YTiiiI 4:"••,I-
Arti.1 the world has et '•)
k 11„0 It, i, 4 ..11/41}1.1W11. --
HAIR GOODS
Hotel Bedford,
Goderich
lhur'.(lay. Oct. 22
lining 114). ti'it wl' 44411
Is• shoeing the very Otte.'
14•esinn 'mud New 1'otk
sty les, still t"1111 ,11.• twirl I'
n
Marl invited o s s
% 1 1 to a t
and r m
try 1 n era1,.....•
1
f
.'tent :nil.,
We gilt)' von the Karl"
rh.4,.....•baths' and sal is. •
)art ion as yen world get
4)t Dur T.,rwal' eeelaMi.,h-
mertte le a )vont, et- bring our $torr:
110 ),nn- disci•.
DORENWEND'S PATENT TOUPEE
1,.. Grntlerne_n Wlln are
Na1/1, i. n tut .tet•piece of etejentific Hair Con-
ntntetinn Politely edjnntat.
(Jamb end brush them jure as
yn1U• nava hair. Alhwduteh
1rldetectwhle. They protect ct )'ill
front CAMdt, Catarr•, Somal-
(ia, "1e., and Will nt4ke you
look 10 yearn ymingel•. Oyer
I/0.11MM' our 1, 11pw•rK nnr Brut
in 1150.
Don't fail to see them.
1
Dl►renwend Co, of Toronto, L't'd.
NU -18,5 VOIIOE ST.
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