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°• 1 OR. STRAND'S LETTER. unatrus ' lg pupils. 11'r tewrmlher
j _ _— that"i well-known educationist used
I'Some correspondence has beeogu.ktfto .ay that the best -grounded stu-
on in Tile (Hobe over the Minn of dents who roue to him were those
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THE SIGN * L PRISON(' o it;•Lindtled
Ut .eric\. Got
EM ERICH. Tat:HSDAY. Nut'. 3, ilia
THE CORONER'S- INQUEST.
I be Tot onto Star Weekly in an rdi-
tollnl altirle nmko& b. ewe C.tell 'etifi
d,aubtlees suggested ley the Anderson
inquest. It say
-A great change creme to 1,.• taking
t (/.ace in the -nature of :t coroner's in-
quest in the Proven a tit Ontario, and
• it becomes tirces.xt y t • consider
. whethet the change is a desirably one.
"obetitigiptatiijteritm nrefrinynest
we. to .••t ahlish the t:e•t of deith and
the 'w.inner• in which it had toren
.i..ongjitalum t' tilt hum
•nalutal cause" or row ehdener;'
from viol encs; • dil the evidence, ns
!nought out by; toe- ro:•iter; indicate
the guilt of any rale lets •n with sunk -
lent viral !lead to ju-ttfy his detention
U-tlil teltulai• and oiJinaty legal pro -
t eeding- •r iuktiie taken, Hi et Is -tore a
meglsttate. lata Inter in a +otwfully
toabtitttted t riluinal cow t. where
alone a ways Ilse i mild be put in jeop-
'' r e word the in. tie -t used tai con -
belt 01 oath proceedings :.i wile lest
conducted by•a ptiyrieiaui and while
(be body tit deceased •aw•aitcd burial
and was av'itilrb;r for exaulivatiova. •
'•(1f late years we have seen the cor-
onet 's
nr•onet's inquest { T'.•tup into +iilrlething
which lo.-.ka rely •h .like an an-
aut' •iced prosecution of a suspect.
It would' aerie that the modern in -
,quest aims t•, eel ae the who', nerd of
the ('r�.wn. and brine god. home
-clearly to the guilty. mita -giving the
utachinery of Iles* ciminal .,dela only
the secondary duty' of verift ing. and
the formal duty of paa.ing-oarnce our
a ci 1iuinai :alt eady tried, t •.nvictetl,
.. and trussed fur execution.
"1t a colones-* jury brings in a vet -
dirt declar ing that derea-ed • met his
death by foul phi at the blinds of
mune tn•tsun'dee-name ounkuown. tee
Crown ran ;mewed next din' against
any susp.reel person. But the law
requires that I$•rs(tn- to be w-atii 'd on
at reit that aoytbin'g he may say will
be used in t•videu.'e against him. The
taw 4, a bid. •.weel ivat' of the '•,+sed,
although the Liv► in flea te- est 1s
pretty generally disr.•g:u deed. Iry ."-
tending the pin •ew1 ,,gs lietore a' cut
"tinct. in the evay this has �laeen drone of
late yeare. t•t•etrain' s i ni.•. 'prosecti-
• tine are ohtix.ted and'safeguard. es-
t*11 shed on• 1wh:ilt' .it a eni'.mnr ore'
01 hp a -r th x mower!. In this ag
pnhlic maniocs is a tieniendtixasedge
A man agoin-t w how no ebe
been laid. wli i is but tow fit
witnesses, who is mit t
rimmed. whi� i- not
words.nut to u
t:t•
oma v
the present scarcity of school teacher,. who read the newspapers. The She.
Dr. Ilttaog contribute* to the discus. nitiis only one (Collar a year : for re-
gion and declares - erophati^ally in mainder of this year free to new rule
favor .1 the old model schools. A pot• wriest*.
run of his letter in yestet'day's Glolwr eprrsrnt waives of L(pnduu• and of
is as tallows :
'•The Department mus plainly and
atedly warned that the. Abolition
n Model schools would result I11in
a.t;t city o1 duly -qualified teachers., 1'21
in ke ting marry desirable young men
and young women, espeoi.ally the for-
mer. out of the teaching profession.
That the Met result has followed is
patent to all, wed I believe that the
principals of collegiate iaetitutes and
high editorial will bear me out in stay-
ing that the second result is, becoming
increariugly- manifest.
"I have never rlaimed that Madel
scbool training was ell that could he
drilled or that was necessary. It was
good: however. as far as it went. and
I still believe that it was more direct-
ly and generally_ helpful to the avrt•-
ag student than that given iu the
nor + al schools then or now. 'AL all
event
Targe l
der the
airs than
ing in inclea.ing numbers under the
charge of teachers with twrwiLa. but
with no profeeeional_tlainiug what-
rver. 1 conferee that i Stu u,tuewhat
,reptical ap to the great iuyprovethrut
in the product of our Hooted schools.
but, earn granting it to Ike all that is
claimed for it. it is surely the height
of selesh unreasonableness to urge
that ib the vain hope of eventually
filling all one- 4CbOo)IN with normal
echo.' graduates a barge runner of
them trust in the turanti)ne he satie-
tied to 'emelt' closed. or to accept
.ueh a petrels teacher as they can
get," •
it was einely better to have a
usher of our rural, ecbools uu-
arge of model school grade-
o have them, as now, come
a.
• want
rs..n' •-I by
fit sed t 1114 lin
against hint, bat
n allows l . .11a.+eau.n*.-
t t red at hint in a gruelling
sir). tour. ..i five bouts —can be
he' p betide the wotl.i int vert t
lust t isepe.•' of melt.: -
"fe out not a meat awl [he
Ct ow n so-. .•pt` ,if glittr-elispe3l bn
openly that t t whole country is coin.
'polled to allele he.arsapicinn - he taken
• into It prep. •t Trema' soul teglllally
tried. -instead of being *fried out'. in
"the Nue-en.,• of as ramater
"Cm umet 'm slut ueste'xt •• undergoing
so greet a change that• this change
_•r euis to call fur the autidanile_ uf.-tlte
Attorney-l:enersl. so that the styrone
*ion may not take undesirab direc-
tions. A physician may Ise an adn►ir-
sable elan to preside over an enquity as
to the cause of a mat's death. hut he
wet not le the best man to preside
over proceedings where the life or rep•
UtaftiOtl of a alspPCt 8N.at stake.".
in the editorial columns of '!he
I laity Star a more di1ert refetence to
the Ce 'detach csee iaede, &stollowc :
' ';Ontario papers are eomtrenting
adversely upon the tnethods used by
'the Crown at the recent inquest at
(inderlch. TL.• Hamilton Hentld goes
so far as to say that 'George Tate
tilnrkstock appears to hate been born
to "persecute untortunate witnesses
at murder inquests who are reluctant
to tell what they know.'
"While witnesses who are not frank
with their examiners, or who declare
that all those wbo contradict their
testimony are liars, are not entitled to
mn,b sympathy, it may bs that there
is a tendency to turn inquests into
trials. it must not be forgotten that
those who give evidence on such oc-
easions are not prisoners but wit-
n esses. Theyare unprotected by
counsel, and tey cannot refuse. as a
prisoner can, to R1 into the witnees
box. There are, therefore, limits
which the Crown cannot prnperly
overstep in the conducting of. such en-
quiries. Whether the suthoritfes
have Rune beyond th.•,n in their con-
duct of the (inderich cars is a question
as to wbkh there will be difference,'
of o/iMoo.'
• SINGLE TAX AT VANCOUVER.
Rev. Prot. ' Amlfet•won Scott, Celli-
.
bridge. has been apending the euUIuler
in,tauada. He is writing in the Brit-
ish Weekly his itipreseions of our Do-
minion. What he: *aye *bout V'an-
t'.,uver, the •,•City of the -Single Tax,"
may: have an application to unmirip+fji,-
ities in Ontario and other peels 11
oif ono were to ask ienn.e of the I ad-
ers of I.t•:11 politic. -what' were the
fintbee catr.es of eta 4%encouver's)
prosperity. they would et uoce lets* to
the 'single tux.` and- the -principle of
taxing- unearned Merriment on hand.
Vancouver' tree been witting with
them. partially for the hist fifteen
year,. and new has adopted theta
without reserve. All the municipal
seivieve. and they are more uumrntus
and better performed than in Many
English towns: are aupporteid by the
prttteetbi 'of, a tax. which is called
'single' because it is a tax.uu laid
alone. not on the laud and bitild•
Mee. Ana the land is te-assessed
et ehoit intervals. No that thr
y hoes; lied* time in draw-
ing its share of the, enhanced
value. which, :iecouling to the theory.
is Iaryely due to the growth and en -
retry •,t' the c• 'ty itself. tither
town* have ali geed the system wholly
or in r:n•t. Prince Rupert. the •1e. -
tined terminus of the (llaud Trunk
Pacific, bas adopted it foot) the begin-
ning. Itut tootle' of the others 'ap-
proaches Vancouver itt importance;
i. more ei tiefied with its eucceas.
Thr 1:ix is at the 'tate ot twenty-two
mins, which works out at a4out six
pence in the pound on the capital
value et the Land. *Tile *ystettr iv eat-
tractiiig iitlent• and inquiry fr
economists and t.utvicipil ' govert
til"nos all over the remittent.
('t1cisll reply' to eattt��tirir' ie
•�'ationirrl• ex perinfknt,`
deet, may no loniter I
experiment *fall,
Ft rapid upbiiit '
one. out
owner, a
other • municipalities in the dist, let
effected waited upon the Minister o/
Public Worlys at Ottawa a few day
logo and 'put it' -s plea for the improve-
ment of tate harbor of Port Stanley.
The Minieter promised sytttpateetie
consiietutiotf of "the', request, and
stated that his recent trip through the
Great Laker hitt convinced him of the
great possibilities of the dev•4opment
of trade in ilii* part of the country.
The deputation pointed to the neces-
sity of a harbor of refuge on the north
shore of l take Erie as well as to the
possibilities of trade deveIopwegt. and
wade out a good ease. The work of
iulproviug existing, harbors and ..f de-
veloping t natural trade routes- of-
the
f
the countt'is' one -o which the (lov-
ernutenttcao hardly 'give too much at-
tention, and although large souls of
money wuat be expended in carrying
on this work• theupenditutri may Lw
so made as to constitute a teal eeou-
CI
tt'
it the
hick. it-
egariled as an
N it•stilt<d in such
of the city that no
11 the extensive 41ynd-
any desire to return - to the
EDITORIAL NOTES.
uwy. '
•
Goderich. is' retelling becautie the
Niue: ri pow.et• Is not being e)otended
t++ that town.' Another reason why
Miteb1•11 should take ad:tentage of the
boon while it is within our reach.—
Mitchell:)rdt•ocate.
We have ..uta objection to par con
temporary's addttcacy- of Niagara
tower tor Mitchell, but its statement
in regard to Godes ich ii quite wide of
the mark. Goderich has nothing' to
hope ' for from Niagara power-- The
c planet here is that while the 0u-
tario Government is furnishing power
to the district within leach of Nfagitra
it is neglecting, twin some cgses actu-
ally hindering, the devt•lopwent;of
power in outer harts of the i'rovince..
The- Guvernwmt's own engineer•$
have. rep.•rted that power cad be de-
ai lands f-
ficieot to supply the towns in this
trict :tt prices much lower than thus*
At wtti�ll Niagara . Imam could he
available In the flax of this report
the (:over nment gives no encourage -
went to the deeeluptnent of Maitla.cid
River power. but aerially places ob=
stades in the was' of ire development
b}• a private company. That this• dog
m the manger txdLy may have -seri -
our results in. hampering the indus-
trial growth ,of the towns of Huron
county seems to give no concern to
the liovetninett.. This •is why ltode-
t-icb is "rebelling:' . •
Dr, E. W. Merchant. chief inspector
of public schools in Ontario: lies toren
instructed by the Provincial Governs
spent to wake iui tn'e)tigetion In the
nnttet of thebilingual scht+ole•ef•-•the
Province. _ _
A British a i.itor says th•tt the mem-
bers of the Laurier ('abinet are all
free traders with one, exceptio+r.
Fruit -peckers know that pre bed
iapple in a laarrcl is liable to spoil the
whole lot. ,
Mr.r. tYoyd's undertaking busi-
ness h� increased epi of late Chet he is
negotiating for the purchase of an-
other new hearse. --Mitchell Advocate.
These stories we hear about Mitchell
being a dead town must be pretty
nearly right, then.
ONrA Rio
TIIERISWAN
LETTER
ED
PUBLISII
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills
Minneapolis, Minn. -"1 was'* great
sufferer froan female troubles which
caused a weakness
and broken down
co,lditiou 6C the
system. 1 read 'so
ulnt•hofwhat Lydia
E. I'inkhanes Veg-
etable Cotnpound
had done for other
suffering women I
felt sure it would
help ane. and I mast �
say it did help me
wonderful) My
pains all left me. 1
grew stronger, and within three months'
I ryas •r Ia+efectly well•tcotnan.
"1 want this letter made public to
show the lleflttlt women many derive
froth Lydia E. .Piuklu►t t sl egrUble
Compound?'— Mrs. JOHN ( Alut"uax,
'2115 Second 8t., North, Minneapolis,
Thousands of unsolicited and genu-
ine testimonials like that above prove
the elfneiency of. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, which is made
ext•Itisively from roots and herbs.
Women who stiffer from those dis-
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
not lose sight..of these facts or doubt
the ability of Lydia E. latnkl►am's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
I health., LONDON. ONTARIO
1 1f you want special advice write
She will treat filo Mex. P[nkhour at Lynn. Maras. Business & SO Dd
MULCTS
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CLINTON
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
is a link in t'*nud» s greaten
chain of high-grade colleges*
foubded during the post
twenty-six yeare. This chain
is the largest thirsts of "
young people in Canada and
it is freely admitted that its
graduates get the Lest posi-
tions, There is a reason
write for it. A diploma from
the Conunercial Educator+*'
AseoClntiun of Canada It .a
passport to burettes. ..•
Vou may study partly ar
Finale and thigh at ,
College. -
Enter lane day,
Fall Term Opens' Augus:
- 29th
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO aPOTTON. Prlrtcgpal.
W. ACHESON c SON
A List of Bargains
FOR THIS WEEK.
Hera is a jolly row of goods �.0 want,
and at a price which will make buying
very easy, for you can recognize such
values.
Costume Cloths
or Wrapperettes
'N) pieces splendid patterns
atio'1-suitable tot waists, wrap-
per., dresses or 44Uilts. Next
patterns, medium and dark
colors a n d warranted Q
fait. Reg. -1'24c, for yd. oC
-Floor 011 Cloths
1.14.14.2 yds. wide, ��C
at per equate yard. • .
Men's Cashmere Sox
JJ dozen fancy stripe. seam -
1 lees and ,we'd weight. NIre'. 1t',
lU, 111}, II. Reg. :Vice e)1 C
poi?, for ...... . , .
Cotton Blankets
y0 pais, glej onl),
full double -bed size 11-4. Mat
airday' sate. reg. ti OQ
e11.311 'per pair, for
11
-Dress Tweeds
It is gratifyingto leant that the On-
tario Agricultural College at Guelph is
tilled with *tudeotsalmost toovetHow:-
ing.
dow=i ng. The firm indicates a Browing ere
preciation of.the benefits of scient
training in agrit•niture. es 'w ss a
greater pride it rennin .. ' a calling
in life than %vas the c.." perhaps* de-
cade or two ago t is beginning to
be widely r gnized,that, instead of
the li , of uurelieced drudgery to
w ' ' in years gone . by a fartuer
seemed to be hound. agriculture calls
today for exercise of brains. and. busi-
ness ability and scientific training to
such a degree its to place it aumoen the
most attractive callings for ambitiotls
and energetic -nen. So doubt there is
'still wine drudgery on the fl►t•m. but
there are• very! few oe:,upntions in
which there is not. more or less' of it.
If we could look into the future, we
should doubtless see many of the stu-
dents now attending the College at
Guelph occupying seat. in Perli,nn_ ent
or filling other positions of trust and
ahthortty. At -any rate, -when they
Ieave•the College they will, with the
advantages of their superior training
and fuller knowledge. be able to raise
the agricultural nailing to 'a still
higher plane. by their own effort•
and by the 1 nuance which they will
exert Upon tethers. it -hardly takes a
prophet to foresee the tune when the
best people in Canada will be found on
the farms -in .facega good many of
tfent are there already.
confidential. For •_O years she
has been helping sick women in
this way, tree of charge. Don't
hesitate — write at ones.
t*oderich (s - now Recognized as a
place• of such importance . that per-
haps itie only natural that .a city
newspaper in referring. To Clinton
should mention it Its "the first station
east of (iodericb." To he strictly ac-
curate. of course, the writer should
het a said the second steitiolt east of
Goderich. es fioluiesville is not to be
overlooked.
The London Free Press declares
that the Liberals of Ontario are insin-
cere in their et Meister' of the Whit -
pry Government, because they did
not put up a candidate in South Wel-
lington. Hy the same reasoning the
Uonservetives, who have no candidate
'In the Drummond-Arthahaska elec-
tion, are insincere in their attacks on
the I.anrier Governtaent.
It. an address before the East Bruce
Teachers' Association, Andrew Stev-
en -on. H A., of London Normal
School, declared that the modern
newspaper was in many ways much
more valuable then any text -book in
CENTRAL
f STRATF011D: •OMT.`
Thi.‘ college -1s recoin, •?,I a. the' Kre it
practical• training school of Wester I.
ontarte. It is the large.? a-. well a- the
best, p,.1 eonr-,e.. are prau:ic.al o u r
teachers experienoed insttLieor.. our grad-
uates urceed. Three department.-t'om-.
mercial. Shorthand Tetegtaph)•. ova have
-ewe. of application+ we raneot mret I'an-
t lterit,a tits. $53 and Pi, per month ore
rrin iutng u1 tlllnd. Get our freecatarogue
.nod cotumenee your course "r ,acre..
A. M.1LAeut.tN,
Resident. and Mail Courses
Cwles,a« fir« j
W. tp..pr,..k. 1- W. W....,-tt 1,
Principal: `t•.•Pn..r.n.l
•
�m etas
The New
Catalogue
of ti,r Central B n College'
of Toronto • a,ns some 'sec u'•
guarant - of very great interest
dents who des. e. to attend
1,41 first-class-rNsule scNbol. You
are opted to wrote for .t. Ad
dress le W. Boast. Ptys.dent. 394
Yong. street. Tu^onto.
:i ten-
is
J
is Ho�+�
Difficult.
It Moat be awfully hoot for
onto to feel sut•pri..ed tt he
hinted.—Cbicng , New'
1
1
Semi -ready Tailoring stands
the true test of worth and
woi thiness—
It has gained thousands of year -
in -and -year -out c us t o m e r s—
regular and always wearers of
Semi -ready Clothes.
36 inches wide, MAI nn
suiting., medium w •
pat terns atl�t Ire
Regular
111.•, a^
ye
lxil
4, neat
that gnsfity.
were $I.UU, •
et per 69
i
Curtain Net
C
'40 lanes Point 1i
' Net, b(► inches wide. lace iu-
-•'rtion end wide lace
edge. Reg. fat, at yd. riff
tali -h Wilton Rugs and Amin+ter Ruge; . Sizer. 31-3. 3
x '
i,.ni_( to els, on rale exttaordinary At f;14 to $29
T truenty'other lines omitted- here for want of space.,
ss,
W. ACHESON & SON
VOU CA iVT A VOID 1 T
WHEN YOU CONSIDER
QUALIT Y
s, i,�-sot Fat �. 91t •�J.' r ,-6� $ �9� _
in your clothes, your thoughts AND FIT
-----r.atgralltt turn t0 --
STYLE
MART -IN BROS.
Mt LEAN BR GOi)ERICII
Amateur Photo SjpilE-
%Ve tart y everything 1n Pho
- ` Packs. Plotes, Developere, Ton
Also a nice line of .
' Hallowe'en.
There I. an old Itellen legend which say.
that on the ear of the beloved festival of All
$.int -'Hallowe'en) the metals of the demi re
turn to earth for a little while and go by nn
the wind; The feat of All esints to follow d
trthe lst onl
he ,sound oft he 111 b erere f the dad. f t heard throufor a ghout
the Mee otltel) . •
Hark! Bark to the wind! Ti. the night,
they say,
When all wool- Dome beck from the.. far away -
Tee dead. forgotten thI4 many &day '
And t he deed remembered ay' long end well
And the little ehildrea•whose spirits dwell
In God's green garden of 'asphodel. •
Hare you reaches the country of all content,
.) -oris we know, since the day you went
From this time -worn world where your year-
were
earwere swept i
Wold you come hack to the sun and rein.
The sweetness. the strife. the x we call
pain.
And then uoratel life -tangle „a.In 1
i lean to the der ash' was it a e14h
(M the paint ln.-leaves that rustled by t
lb only a sight. rd's seastnl eel t -•
views sshsard, to Th. CssndYq tM i.1ee.
to Atnetiean preacherlitreported
to have broken up his church the
other flea- by maying in • sermon that
,'•God nisde the earth in six days and
then Hr rested ; then H. tnade man
and rested again; then Ile teed,
woman, and .ince that time neither
Ood nor man has bad,* rest."
Dont t,>
To make the o/d
Raise do
A mlkroh;ft c-.k-stmi• is al -
wave rxten+ivr. 1 ou ere.. IOW
lteeiocr• it is out pn.{n•Hi (..,1I.
You w•.ate • time trying 1., wake brines
dell. You waste fu,•l ovine to twat yo tr
oven -or +r:4 n hot lire- of k. -•p ,t tow
nil day and night. You Ln. • an
day you ty 1.. 11..:x:, uu.,ti.,f
range.
'THE IMPER:AL • s • RD Let you . lif"•iinr, Pell
. Able fie she here h•,ct .d ft.
Her.• is akin rhtte^ i
one perfect - day in in saw
nor pttrP'e'. Th.
116.1.•1,1 cont nrw.rr.t-anw
418 e l ir.a rant•, atn.rlimenr d •L•-ur-1. Has
uu, )'vac after yr:af N ill ,' ach.•1,1e airk,•I sinus ray d, clean.
New drvice for rem -ming sabre.
e FORD ELZ71MGW/IEP
which ea sates 2I re of yotif fuel. No other device of the
kind eve insente4 i. worth so much to you in cold Bash.
Yott los+ money every day: you try' to get along without it.
Come in and let us show you the Imperial Oxford with
"Economizi•r" attachment. It .means.dollars and ccnti to you.
Other Gurfley-OLford sto'ts and ranges for every pur-
oosc and env kind of fuel. O t acquainted with the best
'.nun n best liked stoves in all CaAada. It will be youz gain.
C. J. HARPED?
PLUMBING
AND HEATING
Aro Around Hk Cosner"
ppltN—Fah iltn •
aisd Fixing P eta, etc.
AMERAB
FAMOUS BUTCHER OAMERAA
—the hest its-ehid. Once tried. algals used. Try or
and be convinced.
J. Butland, Druggist
The Square, Goderich.
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DISPENSI N0
Thr greatest care is token in dispensing at this store. The
purest drugs are mord, and y.'u may hling Tour prescription
here with the greatest confidence that it will receive proper
attention.
TOILET ARTICLES. ' We malty a specialty of
these, and can supply you with the latest and hest goods.
H. C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
South Side Square, — Goderich.
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