The Signal, 1912-10-10, Page 80 Tavatntr O'rutak 11 i111
PASTOR RUSCI, AT
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
Honor to the Soo Maas Haar
to the Father ,foo.
The Work •f Calvary* Progressing, but
Far From Finished -The &lection
ef the Elect Church 1s the Begin-
ning, Net the Completion, of the
Divine Purp•u,
Springfield, Ill.,
Oct. b -Pastor
It u&•eI I arrayed
yesterday, the
g
Bed. 1i p
Boort. his
•,enialg tuddrearn
Oa tart was takes
tram PbJippians 4.
ld, U: At the
aunt of Jeans e, -
knee thin bow
every tongue
"Pi�..
ano Roman
mttectiei to
Lopt that for
Dal! • neat
te•gId haa been un-
dergoing a rewlut en
�n He half et kalewl-
ot e.IHe b7 to the elate
intelligence. he am �� e>t
at at this i• ploidy
al{ if the wood.c. pl
tiunus d �a devioss, etc.
e *emu.don school exhibi-
t/teas and what they Wheats of the
amongst the of ttea•ral ltsremark mita
on the improv $t of live . Moo
poultry, etc. �ywad. Lee ttoek,
boleti* S•
the last fifty mooThe fruit" sad
r•a db$ e1 i ydeclared, remind
d. -r U there ova* have b is mon
nearly perfect fruit cad regetahlaa
OI•riew Epoch Beginning.
T things an oerrebor►Uve of
me Bible
•,___`_, gfi� -y tett we are .t
""�e.�d Speck,
coiled a the Segip The Reign of
Christ ler a Years. Out
alumina are the tK of coming
Mla.daga, .bict► ond.ubiedly, will
v �.'IMITiold� areata' 1L• Scriptures,
Otaa�' ngt 401 d tLe Si
Mat
Des
at e
from
fag a
out
Bo accuatomad hawe become. to
•
1 • *. flat many
it Sao nett hal nodi -
ban JIM riot e1. There le ao .tu in
ns the!
there win b.ad nevidences t of the
curse ea earth at the clue of Mss.
alas'. Belga Palliser Adam's dle-
"DAN hit tort Use moo
Nin (Agfa Due Mote."
�w► dasye of h . 1ga d Bin sad
S.vest6 Day of
R_ �fas aft ath cif rest
�** "e's' d el feta
the roll -
x. Ihe
rave a/w the 6�wgM�getkt�One mold
end rebellious nod or boot
the Divine ed Baton
eats. Oa the o•atrary God has
permilled evil ale a groat lesson until
He &hell hp ready to establish His
'Th. touadwtbn of all the
Au elf J rut sheen the a•crl-
direct result loos been to But the titer
s
.f fes Church, the Elect, fosse iry
ovary
imams mod denomination. Thew pro-
tected fa the First Resurrection, will
ocaatitut. the Kingdom clam, emaci-
ated with the Redeemer is HL glori-
ous work of the future.
Maay1 of as have not oppreciated
the watt of Quiet in full; we thought
*tat urs died merely to scant are
GIbindegi dui the Appetit mess, He Is
Church's aims. aat for hers
"and fler this
but also for the ho
le
world.'" (I. John ii, 9JMe ca
. Hier
will be ills aseooiatesia His card
great
work ret blamingns
all
, kiudreds.
peoples and tougu•s frowhom Se
died. "the Just for alk. unjust."
The Day 1e at Hand.
The marvels of our day are Merely
the fermium' of this Thousand-Year-
Asy of Messiah's Reign. But we
man not expect all the good things
Godtreht low;
Qr will first be Just
bro gRu-
ms*injustioe will first Bove aa
great
fskment--"a time d troublsuch as
sever was truce there was • nation.••
-Daniel
The lifting of the veil a froewance
has been delayed until now b•oau.e
the effect of the knowledge in an un -
sanctified heart is to bring discon-
teat. This is the meaning of the Brat
leas cuadition of the world today,
which is toadies on to anarchy. God
graciously withheld the light until
sow, ao that the time of trouble re -
milting may be duly checked by Hie
!Leedom, which Or about to be net up,
good for which we have so long pray-
ed. "Thy Ktngd.so coma; Thy will bn
doso on earth u 1n Heaven."
P. "Every Knee Sall Sew.N
A
prt,grese
s Messiah's Kingdom shall
1. eatabliehmegi, darknem, icor,
iso.• willcont
d before the light
o carte
shall b. filled with the know Ideas of
God. until the Tree Light &hall light-
en every awn -until there shrill be no
aan.d for one to say to his re-tehbor,
Kase thou the Lord, for all shall
know His Jeremiah tool, St ;t4
1. that glorious Day the world will
Me, abaadaat opportunity, tot only
tar kaueiag, but also tor coming to
obedience The Redeemer will be the
Melper. the knout King, to reign
Sad rale. and the glariuus Priest. 4.
lastrart mid uplift; and th- (Tarok
will b. Hie as.,.ciat.e and ).,,oi-there
The wwN wilt then get cate great
biesaiag of humane Restitution end
uplift, •ad all who Muse the blurred
oJf,.rrttwAy •ball w tt.atroyed In the
e�pool
sseee.•..s// math Thom will tome to
po the promo. of oar not, that
nee shall bow cad .very loo,
oaths,. le the glory of Gad."
Pope* Paid Neetterto
aanm4. melte• 0 easel
,,,:1‘47.464"111 '' w. 'ship
to i
aup•ratitten. ince to
I ghi o1 the Bata of
un41 Um whole
He oars seat the Preen
Whim old "Abe Lincoln" B
earners ,down by Premier
Minister o4 Agriculture w
Martin Durrell, the Fuchs
way of Ntagora and the Brian
bin fp.lt belt, people' iu
OM
why it was. But now
NLPEA AURAELL,
1 - THE �ir►lilc
�
Lomaned the Q rhe
THE SIGN : GODERICFI, ONTARIG
Wen 'Chat Llverpe.i and at Puttered
ier. Clea HI Ire Steck-
ruder was Latest
Borden as
now a CHICAGO,
alas*burn, by alas* today 0
htwo Cowolumn• act s eelu1.0
t o the .of 1,6X wW
tit• secret roared noon lie to 1-14; decline to •
shade advance. Cera dosed the same
rvativea as Saturday arab' to k down; otos
few d finished 1-1k on e0 1-tc up, sad pto-
ei 1 -so,
rIions dearer by ti 1-k to laic to
Th. Livorpow anular Meese
� today led
clawed to 0 corn.
n. oo wteatweed
una4wr d. Berlin fiehigher
Winnipeg Options.
N hu
Last ,year, when the ('cause
were holding up supply to v up
pwru: the racipprocft] agreement, Mr.
Burda(, then plain Robert Laird Bor-
d•o. toot Martial Burrell out to the
Ott... golf links end tuttlated him
lulu the myakwisse cat the ancient and
royal game, or whatever It may be
that tis• glfites call it. But it makes
CIO difference ea to what the namo
may be. The fact remains that when
Mr Burrell had ban given a trial
course coot tis. Ottawa golf links h.
turned 4 Wt. Burden and aatd: "Wait
until we get into power, ed then
I'll show you how to play
re%'batvms =with" before Mr. Bur-
, rusticating
ticating on his fruit farm, was
called, like Otnoinnatua from his
plow, to take • port to the adminis-
tration of the affairs of his adopted
country,
But no mouser had Mr. Burnell Doss
sworn in as Minister u} Agrtou1
re
in October lest than he mad. up 4.4,
naiad to prove that his challenge to
his ohm: was no vain boast.
Ha could trot play golf in winter,
though he became a member of the
Ottawa Golf Club Not as soon as he
maid, atter he was sworn of the Privy
Council, and he tried his prentice
hand for • while even while tho frost
wall reddening up the pumpkin But
if he
• do something
not play gulf he detrrmin-
•d
distinguish bungs a mm
.ber of lse which would
Rideau Club, and be had not boon r
member thereof more than throe
weeks before ha woei the amateur bil-
liard championship of the club, .ad
so he remains to this day. despite
many challenges.
But
may be at bil-
lards, good
he Minister �l Agriculture la
anhave "friend of golf." liver elutetis
noa .
boon open this year, whist -
ever tis. w
woL4.r, oo matter whether
it has rained or whether the sen bas
been shining Martin Burrell has bun
"On the job." Me defeated Mr. Bop
White adeond 0... 0. H ?erl
Um gismo ith leey, and he
is now wailing for new heroes. of the
links to conquer.
Mar-
tin Burro 1 Mt at the Ottawa links.
&+ enthuaiutt0 has ho become that be
ppl' s until the coddle cannot sae thed
ball and until hfa Rowife"i, afraid
that the soup will be cold before Mar-
tin gets home. Nothing can stop him,
not moo the Lord's Day Act, for when
Minds, oomms be is on the bolts by
ten o'eloak and he stays there all day.
Bat the, this Ottawa golf links are
located in Queb.e and the laws of
Quebec do not prohibit Sunday golf.
theme.
Bet export oiasr-
tee wheal market
receipts northwest.
wee ataad>. Viols
New Y. M. C. A. Plans.
aA
important more was made in the
Disorganisation at the work of the
Y. M. 0. A. in Dada a few weeks
at s national °purgation in Win-
,
T. M. C. Al was placed' upuu a
more natbnal basis. A Dominion -yids
diem ration to be known u tha Oana-
n
Oaatventicai of Young Men's
Christian Vgogrtioria, having .a exe-
cutive agent. th. Canadian National
Commit oonaistfng of 36 4046 was
founded- The National Cuuncll is to
provide three territorial cwmudttaea
who are -to look after work in district*
allotted to them. Theme will take the
place
ateoa. the
fit msnt nmd.l oom-
appotut . National Council is to
general secrterry who will
4.. 14.noprimentatAvo an the work of
Decathlon cup rvialoo. Each t rritor•
hal .thio!
ties will hate 1te tesveling
secretary to look after detail in its
Bold; aim, a local treasurer, who will
hold the p ttiuu of amistant treee-
carer to the National Comae/ I Terri-
torial budacrte will belopPromed 1s7 the
N&Uonal Coupe!).
Thu •z/ating provliucial organisa-
tions haw decided to dirbwd, The
members of provincial 'committees .re
elected
l members of ams. naw National
Counci
Aa regard' the polo of the clew
Y M C A scheme, t4 la agreed that
1t is not intended to Veak•n in any
way the hntornrth bond between
�
'United
ns of Amada and the
what have 'd the
the aim of those
Wh..satiis bad.olmmo he roorganl-
urVts cat a7 un abs Canadian
0!
work f t4•tboT. M. 'A. to make the
work As atlon in Canada
effective as a podium,] force.
(Science Versus Strength.
• surprise uouj y win over Haloes was
y theloboston
Ian sooner and his trienaiswrybody
slur lo
ounoeded Du op a ry up los
superior style, hiss skill, mad hL par
fedi kuugywlegge ed 'the course Haines
prf bhthe lisp huge 1+a much admired.
itldicat.d strength e4 4 purpose, bu (acv
beh�y� ! .air with but Ai,
stumble a�r - ^te, with the fo-
oilthe sod denoted
lack of palish. ace ,i wafted him as
anything but a Sol shad ovular, each
ILA his opponent.
No manerr le an !n this 1 world hula better
an Duras* . He la a perfect
expoiseut cat the al t of mulling, with
the Itghtiress sad debeady of touch
irks the born bill lard player, rupie.
thiug that coast* be rcgaired. but
mutt De both lac are a hi ase •
watermsm, Duval
physique, and themes11 slender
lack the ball
to ea had
t boat
td s s (skill in hoodlum
Meson has gain 41 • victory, and the
t„ gar • all *mood -Torus-
to
Oxen
Pre,.
Wheat- Op titin. Low. Close. talose.
Z km
Hoy.p LI tilt 5Fu
draw i fir. Batu*.
Novembermyte a
De AC er 1,
Toronto Grain Market.
Wti.t, naw'. bushel . . 41 41 to t,,,.
Wheat, goose, bushel eft
Rye, bumbel ---
el
aarl r�shel
Now bushel
Itudrwneat. buena
0 s
4 imo i'01
Toronto Dalry Market.
Lcreamery. Ib. rolls... 0 a 0 se
utter, creamery, iodide.. 0 n 041
seer, separator, dairy, lb 017 0
air, store lots 061 0
new -laid .. ..
, new, lb
, extracted. lb
Honey, comb., dozen
Ota Ott
0 16 16 0 134
76 5.a„
Montreal Grain and Produce.
MONTREAL, Oct_ 7. -There was a tale
from enquiry the comment for wheat,
oats and the United Kingdom but the demand from
wore nitedsenerKinut w op poor Cables
did were teat and lit•
w tar out o! un. that Do
Irmo g� but, &s a Tim hada on meta
.ppp�•a Q aelcportars ars out of
at>D• of sbang doWere aoc.mt•d ams Ottani.none '
belts. The local trade
1a oats os quiet A solo of 1•,(00 burn•,
f Ontario tasting belie/ w&. mad, at
Flour fairly active and steady Wa-
tered.
"ofor oa••maalIDyd��~nNick
tending lthe Mater
eseIIlZtl Ink
miry. weawereb.
un'spinsj1.14 ear ago.
&rago. gge hrm,sra- d
Am•roan, n.
No. i yonow. 77e.
date -Canadian western, No. 1, it{kc to
ik; extra No. 1 feed, tic to some.
a riot -Manitoba feed, 11c to no: mala
tog, sac to tic,
uckwheat-,No 2, 7ee to 7tc
out -Manitoba s wheat patent".
darts, 1.10; seconds, 4120; strong bakers.
N10, winteresu..ltR.., 16.16; etratght
RolaiioNo -_. : do., Vi 11.1 to /L•0.
11.41iala tins. f0 lbs.,
N[llfeed-Bras, kit; short*, 8r. "WA -
d aha, ��aa to *0., mwtllil., t1 to IE
-No. 1, p.r ton cat lots, fe to
Batcw� t w•etera., li4. to 17.1..
Noloest . W1 c to W,4o;
s000p tic tc 171(c.
Lggs- /•lint, 1'!c to Mo; No. t rock
>a to M.
bay. oar iota, Sc to 70a
tit K sed abeltotr killed Ili to
Pork -Heavy Canal. abort neva bots.,
X to 44 p1•cw, 111; short out buck. 20 's.,
di 49 --C pal camas a76 lea., 1'ltaf;
s}� sic ' ite.78; pmttat
imam net, W..• 4.M; pui••t wood frost
Liverpool drain and Produce.
Oct t. -W t --Spot
r' "". •fits toba� as M daturas
.d O rhe°, D oisb, 7s new,
tiler• kilr 1yy��dd7s-�� ureas steady, Ow
flour -Winter s. er be 1.
Hams -Short cut. 11 to 1e tis., t0s.
Bacon -Cumberland t, 66 to 10 1be., 71s;
mid°hearbbabes. 1• to 11 We, to clear
tt to e0 llight, 41 to ; M 71., do , heavy,
to 10 Ila, do Id, o1ear lacks. it
11 the. It., .quare, 11 to
Lord -Prime western, In tierces, tet td;
Anastasia rennet, ea ad.
cause --Canadian, finest wblte, new,
ate: colored, new, ale
CATTLE MARKETS.
Montreal Uv. Stock.
MONTREAL, Oct. 7. -At this Montreal
Stock Talo wast end market the r•cslpe
of llye stock for the week ending
wen Mil cattle. crus sheep and lamb•. late
boys sad 410 calves while the aunties on
the teafket this morning for sale amount-
ed to iqe cattle. e a seep and taint. 11M
Mop sad gib carve..
Rhe market for cattle was weaker fats
morning, and price. were ?idly fik to MO
pig 100 pounds lower thea thla dar week.
which was attrebuted to the steady mete- -
illy The trade opened alow .fid was of •
arseOng nature thruout the day, ea but-
cher and mitoses 414 not show a daps -
Whoa to operate treaty. Sales of a few
Picked, choice steers were oral• at X.X.
while an odd Wed or two ohulged hands
at 4.0,t�ooand fair to good cattle beougbt
recto SS• good eem.od aim Mir loo pomade. There was
and olf bons Wire
�upon _ for eb
-"."'y 114 N. . ws at tits to
PM per leo pounds
Tie r'eeetpts d sleep and iambs were
la geabr� a good many bee con
the offsri on the packers rutwe ooirepnot 7
excess of the market,.4.wee not
requlremaae•, and the tW.
Ws wee , ady. The demand for I=
_warssalto 6 a' ' too 4, andef Ontario
wbec at
sold at 43 60 to 1.t6. a pucka and bounds Ewe enoa k
.t tf to as per 100 DOWNS, The tone et
the market ter 'calve waw firm aderrt�a
.good demand sad amap seed•
1w 7. 40 a Spelt wen
keg l wp
or
asago •tad pew* g1
pPhan& advance --
ouliore, an/ 1y+ ly w
wit pales of cel ted lets
fru
7W oda. w sated fob• a M 71 to w s+r
Akashen' cattle.
err cue
As4p um, KW moo al to w
kr camases. li f1to Iii , bl sdteee►
t1�a choana cow*. M A to ; do.
N s gilt?. ao . buil. It a M._.
eursM mesh, talo to
to tas04o. , rr.>b, W to 1M. agetseeealua
•Wes RM to 111 bvo4. sir
11
naval. • 10 at
nom fob. AIX ~
Sant Buffalo Cattle Market.
EAST morrow dot t
ostiosa no °e.` swoon and
higher prime steer• wj M �;«
gab of the 4.s w.7wg�ht n 1 °b"'. es to /its MOW
Indian. Sere
In pop
are Not holding
for the laat limed
M be WON. as
hundred over lags
under e,*a► Lon
saaia4ost and 441
i weal•itonsioe of the
inmosee
sly Held Owes.
their a Camellia Indira
year seaer the total
k ob.ik"'.1 ..e w
reek eisl
Moat barn es to et't
«1. he41eru 1 r 14.•; .1*
Mht� wove ta.is sspae�de mons
4.m. , to
lewrrAbeadesse /. *.M
M u b 41.41. )hwry, 0.11-1,-
hara to
1641110 te
=tem
to ti
erasure ete� tltste
Map Lot.1- -liar
eesal toP.$ de
Ka. wet/koraM tt NS - w.w.
eb.+, stood. 1 to N
Cheese M.,4a(ie.
L%tMaA, Oat ,6%p: ea sheaNI
r
A L/S>tyL L1LADaR. I thirty years entirely to politica-giving
hi
�oxw f
Su Richard Caelme grt'a
r Caesaa- Politica.
• Llan• and weans to a cause from
Lwg Record which he cannot bops, in cage of am -
Born Born to I December 14, 18116
Richard Cartwright de-
scended fr s iMMO* rod Irish parent-
age. Hie father, the late R. D. Cart.
*right. was chaplain to the force,.
at Kingetoo And hie mother was a
dattghter of Conway Rd wards Dobbs,
Dublin. A trs.adr.n of Hon. Rich-
ard Cartwright, a United Respire Loy-
alist, fortuer y • Judge of the Court of
Common Plasm is Upper Canada, and
later a inesosb.r 1.1 the Legielative
Council, Mir Richard had a libIral
endowment of intellectual and rtn-
lltical associations to hid
teadencie• of Irtec year*. He was
educated at Trinity College, Dublin,
and afterwards became president of
the Commercial Bank of Canada, an
institution not now In existence, and
of the Women's Medical College
Eingston. He was also vine -
of the Trusts Oorp. ration of
now merged with the Toro
end Trusts Corporation, and
4 the Frontenaa Loam & in
Company. He promoted th
Electric Company in 1901.
In IMP he married Fran
eldest daughter oft'olonel Ale
Cork. of the fast India Cow
vice. John R. Carewri,tht, K.
puty Attorney-lienerrl for On
a first roman.
're-Coefe4eratioa Days.
or anything snore than an op-
portunity to serve his country." But
tate portfolio of Trade and Commerce
practically marked for Sir Richard hie
retirement from active political lift.
The attainment of power by the Lib-
eral party In 1368 left bin• io a posi-
tion that did not call for hie "agree-
sivr. persistent and untiring analysis;
from the attack ho at once became on
thedefeanive, and was little roeu out-
side the balls of P.1 4.,1teot,
Two Important Measure,
Two oleo/lures of recent date are at-
tributable to his adtnloirtration. The
irate the ()anad-
grain a.•t, passed two semitone
alto, to relieve the situation in the
West, where harmers have a grievarico
against elevator men for initial
grain, he introduced into the Senate.
The appointment of Canadian tea,'.
conrrru•slonem In different parts t '
president the world is another inoovction that
Ontario, he Inaugurated, and this may poast-
nto lien- bly- develop into the nucleus of a l'au-
president action consular service.
vestment With Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Lotto
e Ontario Davies and John Charlton, M. P., he
went to Washington in 1890, and was
nes, the later a member of the Government
x. Lowe, High t •. , vat at WeMh-
ny's ser- ington and tiuet,tx
C., De
tat -in, is
The story of Sir Riche
wrigbt's life is largely the
Canadian politico since Coasted
At the tithe he entered Par
the political parties were so
divided that a . ou1F•rativ
.ot,s transferred to one aid
other involved a .•binge of
went, Appeals to the neo
frequent, and conducted :wit
than ordinary ran' r. in'thie
phare Si,' Richard .,erved his
meotary and political apprent
But out of the turmoil and un
bitterness carne the most tin
change in the history of
Neither party could govern t
try on existing laao.e, and unless
issue was presented that woul
wand the confdence of both
political anarchy was likely to
That issue wan found in the p
nisdP by 11 cominittee, of wh
lase Hon, George Rr awn was
man, that Rarliament should co
rnea.ure+. to Ming shout the
ttioo of all the Province, of
North America. In this n
and superheated atmosphere Mir
ard Cartwright received his pal
education.
At First a Con.ervruve.
rd Cert -
story of
erasion.
!lament
evenly
ely few J Literalism no one can deny, and dur-
e or the log the long years of opposition, fac-
1 oven• Ing defeat at four sllCCwesive general
b more election*, witnem'ng the withdraw/61 of
Hon. Edward Blake and the prowo-
ktmos- tion of a new man -almost a novice--
Parlia-1 to the leadership, his loyalty never
iceship. (v.am-e The principles tor which he
rest and stood were more to him than emolu-
portant ! morns of office. During the absence
Canada. of Sir Wilfrid Laurier in England to
be coon-' attend the Diamond Jubilee of Queen
some Victoria he was acting Premnier, and
d coin- again in 2907. He was included in the
parties Diamond Jubilee honors, and received
follow. the Grand Cross of the Order of St,
ropoeal , Michael and St.
ieh the George, and in liial
was cello to His Majesty's Imperial
chair -1 Privy Council. On . September 30,
nailer . 1904, he was summoned to the Senate
leder- land succeeded Sir Richard Stott as
British leader of the upper House until the
Lrenundechange of Government last year, mince
Rich- I which time he had led the Opposition
Mica' in the Red Chamber.
fo private lite his tastes were sim-
ple. He won the title "(Gladstone of
Canada" for om to
demolish then dame dear* .1 tt
the forest
with an axe. He had a Runt fond•
news for outdoor sports,
Tleader-
shipe had neverbbbeen hie, of and it
is
doubtful i1 he ever aspired to it.
That he was the Nestor of ('anadia
At no time in hi. lite cou
Richard halo leen accused of c
ery or duplicity. At First his
and vote were with tate t'oniter,
He had none of the chat•acteri•r
trimmer, and did not even a
aurgeucv within his own party
the Government of Sir John Ma
aid he gave loyal support, and
the coalition that made Confeder
possible, was carried out he I
supported it. His speech in fat -
the union is reemrded as one
most interesting of that hiatorici
hate.
In 1671 Mir Richard withdrew
the Conservative party on groan
public policy, and from [bat
allied himself with the Liberal f
in Parliament and in the coil
With characteristic frankne*a
never wavered in his loyalty to his
new a®liations, and, like (shad',tone,
once the pointer was cut there was no
desire fora renewal of old part y alli-
ances. He had the courage of his con-
victions, and on many OOC$*i,lns th. se
convictions were put to the tett.
Sat for Huron Ridings.
After associating himself with the
Liberal party in 1871, Mar Richard
"continued to sit for the e .netituenry Lennoxof in the House of Commons
until 187th, when he wan defeated in
the general election of that year and
later returned for the toilet it nervy- of 1
Centre Huron at • bye -election on the
resignation of the late Horace Horton.
He was an nnsu.ewoeful candidate for'
Wellinin the
ton
lection of I882grind found a general seat
Mouth Huron at a hye.elet't•inn on the
resignation of rho sitting member.
the late John McMillan. In 18117 he
n
waelected for Snaith Oxford and
rnntinued to represent the constitu-
ency through the elections of 441)I,
1896 and 14MM1. Front November 7, 1873,
until October 17, 18714, be was Minister•
of Finance in the Mackenzie Admini..
Galion, and won created a K. C. M. G.
in 1879.
A Great Financial Critic.
DIABETES CURED.
ld Sir The Cure was -- --
hiean- Quick and Sore When He
voice Used Dodd's Kidney Pills.
nth -es, Lower Abougo4gln. Westmorelafld
ics of a hole
N. H. Oct. 7th. i4peciall-"I hail
Kect - l e severe attack of la grippe, which
t . To ' developed into diabetes and Bright's
,.don-; disease, but Dodd's Kidney Pills cured
when Inc. Yes, 1 am seventy years old, hut
atinn I I am in good health again and i
oyally hardly need to tell you i am well
or cat sstistfedi with Dddd's Kidney Pf11.."
of the
Ouch is the story of Damien Boud.
tl de- res*, of this place. It show* what*
`boon Dutld'e Kidr.ey Pills are to the old
frorrr 11 folks. They cure the kidneys, clear
CIA a I the dregs .,f disease out of the Mood
.1Ire and make the old feel young.
nrrev
nary "His Version.'
he A lfisbnp asked :t little toy in
lfao., themy ily 1.4.,.. Wenner: "How old may you
The little boy, who had been primed
to address the Bishop without fail as
"My God, I'm seven h
he blurtedouthelplessly.
On the defeat of the Msrkeozie
Government in 1878 Sir Richard be-
came the financial critic of the Op-
position. o..ition, and it was during this period
that his power. tri * Parliamentaryde-
hater eecame herr known, 0. loved
10 light. He lone heavy blows and
gave heavy blows in return. A great
orntot he was not. in the general
acceptance of the Germ, but as a public
speaker be had many elements well
worthy of imitation. The faculty
of condennatinn he in a
remarkable degree.els was fine of
the taw speakers of hie generation
that could he reported verbatim. Tbe
matter of, his .peechen was well
arranged and moved with a lgticsl
sequence that vastly facilitated hie
hearer', in following hie argument
from start to finish. Never int-olved,
never overloaded, hi. eentenc.s were
crisp, tr'an+pat•aet and of unmietak-
*Me meaning. Although hie epeech.s
were eonapieurna for purity of diction
and felicity of expression, they never
appealed to the inundator of hi*
andienev. He might bare itppenled
in $ rh.tori.*1 manner to the menti.
enema of hie bearers, Mot it was
Addisonian rather than Olndetooisn,
locking inpsnsion, rottenest and verve.
R.idctnt did indulge In soothing
"He apposes to drought more
Is the' .word *now .,f th. Vikings
then in the piney of ('en,-' +aid Sir
(igeorg. Rae.
Ie the Leerier Adaaeia tabes.
lair R4bard was a try -mat years of
ago 'rhea Air WHMd Louder eater
into power la MB. He was else fit
lbw first to he incited to joie the sew
Administeatf'te, and aseept ed the
pncUollo of Trade ..4 Cs ea Of
IhJie s a.1moat ai the tioteliao abbe
ub um of Um
whit we=re• 'bi;
primmaw mad theegMn AtnMaq yyae
WHEREAS lire ran a t=* the word Zea -Bok
was unknown ifs Canes. a>ad Zas-ink is to -day
admitted to N the haat Can far side injuries
and Assam*
AND WHEREAS it has bean represented ,,,
us that there ars still some good Canadians. ar
even some mothers sad heads of families w1.0
have not yet tried this great bad. we herel;
offer a REWARD of one tree trial box of
Zam-Buk to every penoa who has •tot yet tried
this wonderful balsa I
PROVIDED they send by man tf to this
proclamation together with one -cent stamp to
pay return postage of such bawl I
AND FURTHER PROVIDED that thz.,•
address such application to our offices
Toronto.
Given under our head this day. • t
ZAMBUK.
SCHOOL: SHOES
The time has come again to get
your boys and girls prepared for the
fall term it school.
They wiil need good st r o n g
serviceable Shoes -the kind that will
stand a severe test in any weather.
At our store you will find the most
complete stock of the class of Footwear
that will give satisfaction, at the lowest
prices possible.
Don't fail to call and see what
good Shoes should be.
Repairing
Downing 6' MacVicar
NORTH SIDE OF 4QUARri„ GODERICH.
HIS book is worth
waiting for; it illus-
totes all the new
styles in Furs for
*Wane women andchildren.
I / It tells you what
fur is going o be fashion-
able;
and f
shion
able ; gives you full in-
s, formation about every
piece shown and quotes
_ -
very moderate priors for
Furs of such good quality.
Thyou
is b0000k Furs also roves to you that you take' no risk when
from us. If you are not pleased wittrthe
she, quali�j+ and fit, return the furs at our. expense and .we
prompuy refund your money,
/'' .. `` MD tis TOM lows *.
s sOr ,m
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