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We lately took oecasirn,to refer t
tlso`introcllu;tion into Canada b 1
�? ,th
.ti'latiitek of Agrienitnre of tivo'roWe
barley, and the succuss which h1$ tkhu
far attended its cultivation inCntario
.gy latest exchanges we learn that the
5�•Yr•#7Y!wi'nnient a Ottawa, throne' th
Hon. Mr. Carling, b u has gi»ei 1
l struc
thin to Prot. Saunders to collect a num
•f er of samples of this year's growth o
'wee -rowed barley Which have been for
-A:ah'decl to the High Commissioner i
London, with a view to submitting th
samples for inspection to leading mal
stere in the Motherland, Among, th
samples forwarded to England ar
specimen's of the Duckbill and Priz
3's'olilic varieties, grown at ditferen
points in 'Ontario, ancl• weighing froin
;58 lbs to 56i lbs in the bushel. Th
m
seeles are:described as plump and
E ata ht, and one specimen from Coburg
1 Of a high grade, weighing 59 lbs to
iarr bushel, These samples forwarded
to kngland fully bear out the view ex-
pzxetised by the Minister of Agriculture
that the newly imported seed would in
In probability be acclimatized and im-
-prtweinweigiht and appearance by
careful cultivation. Indeed, the speci-
mens just sent to the High. Commission -
era average much heavier in . weight
woad brighter' in appearance than the
grain shipped last year, which drew
forth such fayora.ble comment by Eng-
:i�h brewers and maltsters. And we
learn from recent exchanges that large
shipments are being made this fall of
two -rowed barley to England, and that
buyers have been instructed to secure
all they can of that particular kind of
grain and of the best quality. }}'e
leave thus another proof, afforded us
flat the government ale no mere, "flies
tint the wheel," but practical men,whose
slim is to advance in eyery legitimate
way both the agricultural and indust -
sial interests of the country -.It is also a source of g:atilication to
ftMew that Providence has smiled on
int" country= during the past year, giv-
1uy, the largest returns to the farming
eomniabnity that has been experienced
for many years. We observe, from
fetters published by gentlemen and
;wrists -in different parts of Canada,
who have been visiting the North-west
Territory, that in Manitoba. Assiniboia
Alberta, and geuerally- throughout the
:Prairie Provinces of this Dominion, the
s ropy have been magnificent. In the
Regina District alone, it is estimated
• bat the yield is from 800,000 to 500,000
:bushels of grain. One gentleman from
Toronto who is now in the West,. re-
portsthat the probable return for, grain
in the region between Winnipeg and
ibe Rockies will foot up the Rice little
sum of Eighteen Million Dollars. One
VS" two years of similar crops would, put
:gill our farmers on their feet again,and
inspire them with courage in knowing
ib.at we have in the far west one of the
:most productive agricultural countries
:,as the world.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
'That' James Trow, M P. for South
:.berth, cheif, Opposition Whip in the
Mouse of Commons, has been unseated
ler bribery, tied corruption.
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That in Quebec Mereierism is on the
eve of"dissoIatioon, the Liberal Premier
baying involved. the Province in bank-
ruptcy through "boodling" and reek -
less extravagance.
(fiat I
G,' (Werner Angers has com-
a tense& lega;i' proceedings of a criminal
nature against the Reforma er in
f tttawa for slander.p p
That the Hon.
iVIr. Chapleau has in-
stituted an action for libel against the
Toronto Globe, for maliciously assert-
ing that the Secretary of State offered
to sell himself to the Opposition.
That in his evidence before the Roy-
al Commission at Quebec Count Merc-
.er involved Mr. Laurier, leader of the
€'dppesition in Dominion Parliament, in
the distribution of money for the else-
That Mr, Eaca
rad who
macre himself
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ch boodling,lacted as the in
telmedl-
y or"tgosbetween"wi
:, th the Quebec
t�*akrnoet and the
governtnenEcontract,
i ]sat $5,000 Was i i ,sent toPremier,
Blair, of New 'Brunsw cl: to be
CrYuptin g.'eonStituen ie8 of the Do
.sxaa)aan Parliament,
ha't the Province of u tt Q
ebt.c lost by
t.lm Mercier government : the sum of
$420,000, being the difference between'
the McZlonald tender and Tho11's ac
vepted offer fort:-.:l ,in the
, Ch
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curs Railway:'
That Mr, 1), D, Wilson, of Seaforth,
the Egg^ Icing of Canada, and an ultra
grit, has admitted ;o the Glasgow Mai/
that in Spite of the McKinley tariff he
shipped last yea 88 000,000 ego's gas to
London, Liverpool, and Glasgow at a
remunerative price. ,;.
Thilt oiit of the four million dollar.
lobi negotiated by Count iNle cier
Europe, a protnise was made by Mr
Laurier of it Snbsidv to Quebec of $400
000 on,. condition of a strong majority
for the Dominion Parliai lent being' re
turned from that Province.
And a great deal more!
SOUTH' PERTH.
4'o111114 Albollit Us1.
Tho rruatees of S S.: Tel 8, Hallett,
have o egaged MI'. Win Doig, naw
teacher in Perth, to succeed,ilii'. Me,'
Padden.
Joseph Culbert, of 13icldvlph,has Sold
his 100 zero farm to Rokert' I'llnn,
Stephen, for the sum of SI,, 00 . ;Mr.'
Culbert intends moving, to ' ids/
township next
A 4 -year old eon of ],,.. A. Dobbs Bid
dulph,got his !eg broken a few days
ae'o, He was riding in':a wagon with
the hired Ivan, and while driving
through gate the :rack struck the
post, breaking his' thigh bone.
TI1Aetu.Ia ENGAGED.—Tho trustees
of School Section No. 7, Tucke,rsmith-
Hannaii's school—have. engaged Mr.
rr .Hoggarth, of Aonsali, as..teaeher..
for next year. Mr. Hoggarth is at
present attending the Model •Sehoolh;
He is a graduate of the Seaforth Col=
legiate institute, was an industrious'
and painstaking' student and will, no
doubt, make a good teacher.
When the Dominion elections closed
and showed a substantial though
somewhat reduced Conservative ma-
jority, the Reform leaders did not
abandon hope of capturing the political
situation. Their first scheme was to
enter piotests against Conservatives
wherever money could be found to put,
up as security. And a good deal of
Money was found. Mr, 'Pacaud pro
vided large sums of looney stolen
from. the Baie des Chaleurs railway
subsidy. It is quite in keeping with
the recognized order of things for the
party of purity to •fight for political
purity with stolen money. In all about
forty petitions were entered against
Conservatives, and thentlhe petitioners
who swore that they had knowledge or
belief in the commission of corrupt
practices by Conservative members or
their agents began to nose around to
find something with which to make at
least a pretense of going into court, or
to have a protest to "saw oft" against a
genuine protest entered against some
'Reform member.
On the other hand, Conservatives
entered protests against about sixty
Reform members elect, so that we had
a house of commons sitting and mak-
ing laws one-half of whose members, it
is alleged, gained their seats by illegal
practices. ;tilanv of the protests on both
sides will, no doubt, be dropped for
want of evidence. Some will be drop
peel by agreement—"sawn off." But a
very large number will go to court.
The first trial has just ended in the
unseating of llfr. Trow, the member -
elect for South Perth. A great number
of specifications were put forward—
one of then that there was a conspir-
acy between the respondent and
officials of the Grand Trunk railway
company by which the influences of
those officials was throWn IuilrTrow's
favor. That charge, however, was not
reached, as the judges rendered a de-
cision against SIr. Trow on one of -the
earlier charges. When that was done
Mr. Trow accepted the verdict as final,
and the other charges were not press•
ed.
Conservatives should follow up this
successful protest by a strong effort to
gain the seat. Mr. Trow's majority
was certainly considerable; but a lna-
jority of 177 in a total vote of 4,540 is
one that may be overcome. The .Con,
servative government is in power,' and
it will stay in power for the next four
years. The people : of Smith Perth
ought to see the advantage of having
a member in the Ministerial ranks.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Will be given for a case of Catarrh
which cannot be cured permanently
by Clark's Catarrh Cure. Step right
up to the office and prove your ease
and get the reward, Thousands have
tried. this remedy* but no one has
claimed the reward, because it • cures
in every ease. If you tare a cold or
are troubled With catarrh, ask your
druggist for Clark's Catarrh Cure,
price 50 cents, and see what a pleasant
relief it will be instantly. If you are
asked to take something else, send to
us direct, and we will send you a bottle
by mail on receipt of price. Clark
C'ihemieal Co., Toronto, New York,
OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO.
IS TRE VERY BEST PLACE IN CANADA. TO GET
A 'I'aoROUGH BUSINESS' EDUCATION:
Take a Round Trip and visit all other Busi-
p ess College ant Com-
mercial Departments in Canada, then visit
the Northern Business College, examine
everything thoroughly. If we fail to pro-
d -ace the most thorough, complete, practical
Laud extensive vo co r .
u sEofs
tad
the best v, col
lo,e promises and the hes ttand most complete .
and most suitable furniture and apppliances,
we will givoyou a full course, FREE, " For
Annual Announcement. givingfull partiuu-
lars, free, address, C A h'L EMTNQ, Principal,
�eusall Palace Baker!
D, W Foss Proprietor of
the Palace Bakery, Hensall, wishes - to
inform the citizens of
that he visits the village
Every Ned
jesda 8t Saturday Afternoon
moon
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with a supl?� lv of
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FIRST-CLASS I3READ &A
.BUNS . 11
orders left with GEORGE SaiND-
ERS will be promptly attended •to, and.
from wheat bread can be had at all
times, Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed,
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GIVE ME A MIRCONVINCED,
AND co�avl�arh�
P. VV•.�..�..,,�sX yOSSy r _..
Na utt sssorta inn, -Tuesday eight
Mr. and Mrs. Ad;iui Cook, Boron Roacl
came near losing their lives by belting
suffocated froni escaping gas froni a
coal stove. They were discovered in
thein bed early Wednesday' morning'
Mrs. Cook being- entirely 1lneollSCioi1S
and Mr. Cook in a stupified state.
Medical aid was,ealled inands'we are
pleased to learn that they are now all
right again.
1ENTnD.-George Stewart, formerly,
of the Loudon Road, after eight years
sojourn is Dakota, has returned to On-
tario and in company with his brother.
in-law John Cndmore,rented front ' John
HanhalL the 200 acres knoiirn as the
Jolhnstori farnls,situated on the 2nd con
o£ 'rucl:et�suhitil, near Egnioudville,
Messrs. Stewart and'Cuclnhore are ener-
getic young men, awl deserve success
itt whatever they undertake. The
rent, we understand is $540 per year.
THE LADIES ALIVE
To the Great Importance of the
UNDER'T'AKING.
The ladies of Canada are delighted;
husbands note with pleasure the smil
iug faces of wives and daughters; in-
deed, the whole country is stirred Up
with a ploasureable excitement.
It simply animists t� this.—that the
manufacturers of the celebrated and
universally used Diamond Dyes have
inaugurated, a grand competitiot.
scheme known as the "Di'tmond Dye
Competition," which is freely thrown
open to every mother, wife and daugh-
ter of our broad Doulinion.
No less a sutra than $1,500.00 will be
distributed to the mothers, wives and
daughters of Canada, in first, second
ar:d third prizes. This sunt is really
being returned to the consumers of
Diamond Dyes. Every lady til Cantada
can afford to become a competitor, and
has sufficient intelligence and ability
to snake up some of the articles men
tioned in the long and varied list. Ana-
ple„time is afforded to all for experi
mcuting and becoming perfect as'com-
petitors for the large cash prizes offer-
ed.
It is an unprecedented act of liber-
ality- on the part of the wealthy mailu
faeturers of Diamond Dyes, and nevet
before attempted by any siniiliar in-
stitution in the world and the public.
have the most ample proof that every
promise will be faithfully carried out.
During theseasott the Manufactur-
ers of Diamond Dyes have, eontributed
hberally to country* fairs, in order' to
encourage Household Economy and
Art. Small and almost unknown Con-
cerns have tried to stimulate this:char-
acterof work by the offer of insignefi
cant stuns of froni one to three dollars,
that would not in any instance Iefray
cost of dyeing and the making up of
goods called for. We fear these small
imitators has not yet been discovered.
the fact that the ladies value their
time and Materials, to be lured by:
such Gritting andsmiserly prizes.
The fairs of our Country having' dos-
ed for the season, the manufacturers of
Diamond Dyes Mean to keep theladies
busy during the leu„ autumn and
winter evenings; by oftbring large and
sil.bstantial prizes hi keeping with the
charaeter of word asked for.
The production of every competitor
will
y form an exhibt in the large an
., d•
wall equipped Diarriond Dye establish-
ment in Montreal,and three of the `larg-
est and best known Dry Goods ''firms
in Canada has -promised experts to
award the prizes. These Wel l-l:uown
houst:s are: Henry Morgan .0 Co.,Henry
& N. E. Hamilton, and John Mur ply Sz
Co. •
Graham & Co., proprietors of tho
vTontreal"Tail?/ Stec)•" and "Fantill/
1=leralcl and Weekly Sta "have. -
fted their willingness to act' as judges
on the various Essays sent forward for
competition.
Young and old, rich and poor, have
an,equal chanes, in this magnificent
and competition acheine; therefore you
should willingly enter. 1f you ,have•
not yet received a book giveng .full
particulars of the`Seheme, write at once
to the Wells & Richardson Co., ,Mout-
real, -tvho will send it post' free.
tVe are asked to remind our readers of
tlhe fact. that all intending competitors
torts should at once signify their inten-
tion competitors; by sending ,in the
form, properly Celled up, whiehis found
on page 15 of the Gook referred to, .We
Olt to impressupon our people. •the
fact that this contest is absolutely free
to all. There is no cost foe• books, no
entrance fee, and no money to be sent
forward it is as free to all as the air'
we breathe, We tiltst our people 'will'
de what the can ilk, this Competition,
petition,
and thus sustain the reputation of outs
wo"met) arsct girls tis adopts itt house-
hold Work and art,
isa agttain ant speedy alga fog
Oold lu the Head and Oatairrhia all ttt
itarieq,
.SS QOTHIN.Q, PLEAINSINO,
1WiEALINa.
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Cure, Failure Impossible.
Mena so oslled diseases era $100517
Iynipfonip of Ogter{•h, quote aq hqu .
a0he Partial dosli eu 1004 senrq t
sited, foul bredttt,„prithi and spiitt•.
tin;, naulea, 3,ork s i teellu8' a el do-
qil ty, oto ,u yoh Irs troubled tvitll
any of thee -e or kindred pymptoule,
yyour ltpve ()oiowli, pod ohoukt 1oso no.
time In jj+;oourtng a bottle 01 No..trr
LtOLO;. )he wsrhed, to tint?, noglactad
0014 in hood dceult, In Oatarrll, fol•:
Lowed b• aonsuin tion and death.
Ni,AL it.Lsi IS ,old b uti drugshrte
orWill tieseht,post paid onreae,,.9f
prieeilg cents an4 f4.eo) by addreseing
FULFORO & 00,,
Brockville, Ont.
ftflrl0 f2.:C tASi'+i' timid Oommissioli to
t�lJ t)U'V, Agonta, 11Len abed ti\r03 00, r aeh-
or., and clorgynien to introduce 11 new mad
pop►mtar sttauglarlt ta01)12.
Teatxnioa.y of 19 Centuries
to Jesus of Natktreth,
The most remarkable religious boolc of the
ago, written by 500 eminent scholars Non-
sectarian Every Ohlistian wants it. Ex
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The Henry Bill Wishing Co., Nortich,
"A STITCH IN TIME SPIES NINE,”
SO WILL A DOLLAR INVESTED IN
MALTOPEPSYN
[an artificial gastric juice—formula on every label]
-SAVE 99 DOLLARS
to any person suffering from stomach 'roubles, es-
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•whici, is usually weight at the stomach, sometimes
attended by slight pain, and may follow either a
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Soon passes away, and is only remembered as a Iteae
uu/+l easels::, which, when repeated, gradually be-
comes more pronounced. To the average person is
note suggested the cathartic pill, bitters, or other
liquid purgatives, that will clear out the bowels. Such
treatment is worse than useless ; it is positively harm-
ful.. The trouble is in the Stomach, the Rowels are
not responsible, and relief will only conte through
an intelligent treatment of tete disorder within the
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stomach troubles. Endorsed by the best physicians
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T. A. SLOCUM, M. O., " 186 ADELAIDE
WEST, TORONTO, ONT.
reit 9a':d ILCET B! GiB . 114 , 00
Unlocks nil the clogs eel;avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and liver, carrying
off gradually without \weakening the sys-
tem, all the impurities' and foul humors
of the secretions;' tit tiro same tithe Cor-
recting Acidity of the Stomach,
euaringc Biliousness, Dyspepsia,
Tes,daolfes, Dizziness, Heartburn,
Constipation,; Dryness' of the Skin,
Dropsy, Dimness off' Vision, Jaun-
diee, ;salt Rhettrd
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all
these and many other similar Complaints
yield to
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Ica` ,'tad py tat 3)cccld,c,
I,t,tI BU Ii 8t CO Preplletot>si Toronto�
eathni Clothing Hoiise1
are the latest goods. i1i---
FALL AND WINTER TR SV. TIVT
and overcoatings, just arrived.
All will be made up in, the Latest Style t le and a
Good]. fit Every Time or no Sale.
AT PRICES AWAY DOWN,
Remember the Stand one Door North of E. H, Fish's
Barber Shop.
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J. H. GRIEVE.
Farmers
Builders.
It will pay you to call on us if you }wilt anything in Hard-
ware such as
Nails, Hinges,Locks,Glass, Putt
y,
Paints and Oils.
Ow Stock of Jojiitoii's Ocrte Ulli PIts,
NEW COLORS.
Barbed, Plain, Strip, Black & Galvanized wires away
down for cash.
TINWARE STOCK IS COMPLETE.
EAVETROUG•HING A SPECIALTY
1a RAYMOND MACHINES AAAD NEEDLES.
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SCISSORS OR CATCH -PENNY OFFERS !
BUT A CLEAN, VvIICLESOME ,FAMILY NEWSPAPER
UPON ITS MERITS. •
Commencing with the issue of 7th October THE WEEKLY
GLOBE will contain sixteen pages instead of twelve pages as
heretofore, making it tiie larges_ ,:n11 best family nc'\v.sp,lper ill
Canada: Every effort lull! ' be dc•ote to ,n.1.kin2; it I kri:irl-r,
READABLE, ACCURATE and INTERESTING ESTING in all iii cirphr.ni'nts.
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CLOSE OF 1892 FOR Ti PIs ONE T'EAR'S 51105C:RIi'TION.
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EJ(ThJII T011.01, SIIO1.
Mi. George Smallcombe wishes to
inform the citizens of Exeter and sur-
rounding country that he has opened.
--out a new
Tailoring. and Gents' Furnish-
ing Establishment in
I'an:son's ;Block.
Latest' designs of goods always on honed,
and made ftp in the latest
E11 iicata Styles at Right
Prices,
A CALL SOLICITED AND
A GOOD
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FIT GUARANTEED..
Ladies Jackets and Mantle
making ed'to
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