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THE PREMIER'S RETURN.
Hon. R. L. Borden landed at Quebec
on Friday on his return from drat
Britain, where be bad been for several
months engaged in conferences with
the beads of the British (`government
and in other business relating to
(',median affairs. At Quebec. at
efontreal and again at Ottawl,he was
gid -en a hearty reception. the welcome
at Montreal being especially cordial.
Mr. Borden gave an address at each
city. but was very guarded in his
utterances and gave no iedication of
the lines upon which the navaldetence
and otber policies are being develo
Indeed. he gave the impression that
consideration of the navy plane by tis
Cabinet at Ottawa is to be delayed
until the receipt of further information
frotu the British authorities.
Armand Lavergne. Mr. Bourasea's
lieutenant, was on band at Quebec.
He says the Nationalists will oppose
Mr. Borden if he does not fulfill his
promise to grant a plebiscite on the
navy quei+tion.
THE LIBERAL CHIEF ON TOUR.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier on Saturday
gave an address at Matieville, Quebec,
me the opening meeting of a tour which
will extend over peveral weeks. The
Liberal chief was the centre of a
striking demonstration, which showed
that he has lost none of his wonderful
influence with his compatriots of
Quebec. He boldly reaffirmed the
police of the Liberal party in regard
to the navy and declared that twiny
of the people of Quebec had been
deceived at the last election and had
been carried away by those who
cried that Laurier was a traitor to his
race in imposing a navy upon them.
He justified the eatabliehing of a
Canadian navy. "itt Quebec," he said,
"it is easy to talk of the inutility of a
navy. But Canada is not comprised
of Quebec alone. There is British
['Mumble at one end of the Dominion
and the Maritime Provinces at the
other. Should a country like Canada,
with the coast line Canada has, memo
absolutely without protection ? Those
who say so are simply demagogitee.
The question is one which must be
settled. We solved it in a manner
which we believed was our best duty
to Canada and to the Empire. It is
easy to inspire terror among the
people. But I would rather have been
beaten than to have won by such
means."
When the question comes to be dis-
cussed in Parliament, the Liberals.
said Sir Wilfrid, will discuss it calmly
and with dignity. "Never will I raise
my voice in appeals to race or religious
prejudices. i will try to do my duty
as a Canadian and a British subject. I
consecrated my life to making Canada
x nation. If we are faithful to bur
program the nation will live and the
party triumph."
Sir Wilfrid administered a dignified
rebuke to the Nationalists.
"The end that 1 here always ret
myself has been to unite the different
interests in Canada, and make •
united country, • united people. You
esy : W. want our full rights,' But
you must remember that we are in the
minority, and when the minority de-
mands Its full right. it expanse itself
to peculiar humiliations.
.'They reproached oar for my policy
of conciliation. But that poiiry ex-
isted berme me. 1 profit b} the
cation to .ay to the Na ne-
ow
wton` a road they travelled o .deein
i ttie�people se tbey have. The
c000iliatloe existed he
ere me. 1t wee practised by
!Spinosa dorieg the earlyp��er+'tt
his life, when b. was followed by.oey�
of the greatest, mss of our race. But
21: y arm. ot'mlins •salted
rmeoaaa. fo vioi.nerr,
be wee almadettag by Ohs Oho had 1 his. The �
sans
25mteelasisikerokas Ode pokey
WY a
heroic ao doubt, but endued with
blood.
" IAfontaioe alsu practised this
polio I took up this old ppseii ipl. of
the Liberal �iity, and for gift_ o n yeses
I put k in penotioe. I have f n, but
1 Dever barstools se proud as I am
today. The prosperity of Canada i., I
bell ve, Largely due to this policy of
oonciliatioa, because where discord is
there probp.rt ty cannot be."
Bir Wilfrid is to address • number
of meetings iu Ontario, among the
places to be vidted being Cornwall.
Peterborough. Chatham. Woodstock
and Mount Forest.
SIR GEORGE REID'S ADDRESS.
la an address at Toronto Sir George
Reid. the Australian etatesatan,
pointed out some of the difficulties in
the way of the realization of the
dream of au Iluperial Parliament.
Canada, Australis, South Africa
and New Zealand. with Great Britain,
do not make up the British Empire.
There are the :60,009,000 Asiatic sub-
jects. "Would we sit happily in an
Imperial Parliament hearing our ac-
tion. with regard to the emigration
of these inhabitants of India dis-
cussed % in such • case what harmony
would there be 'r" Outside of the
problem of the Asiatic subjects Mir
George thought it would 'not be all
plant sailing, by any meant. "Sup-
pose that the new Parliament cdn-
aisted of one trembet for every mil-
lion of population. How happy
would Australia with her five mem-
bers or you with your six or seven be
should the forty-five from the Mother
Country decide upon and carry some
methods of taxation to ur, obnoxious r"
"No." said the Australian knight
with emphasis, "local Parliameuts in
the different dominions ate the safety -
valves of Empire, while an Imperial
Parliament might result in a calamity
such as caused your neighbors across
the border to be known es the United
States at the present day." In the
heavens many pltnets revolve har-
moniously around one sten. Attempt
to tie these planets t.o their sun and
the result would be chaos. Imperial
cotdiLioos, the speaker thought, wase
not a/together dissimilar, Great Brit-
aio being the sun. the great depend-
encies thle planets.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
1t looks as if we might have a fine
bummer this fall.
Let's all go to Be? the elephants at
the fair next week.
The town council made :t "hit" all
right in deciding not to oil the streets
this year.
The undertaken held a convention
at Toronto last week. teeveral mat-
ters of grave moment were discussed.
Chairman Smithery, of the Grand
Trunk Pacific, states his expectation
that the first through train from
Montreal to Prince Rupert on the
National Transcontinental Railway
will be run early in 1914.
The complaint is made that the ag-
ricultural interests are not receiving
the attention they deserve at Toronto
Exhibition, and as a result the ex-
hibit.; of farm products ehowed a
marked failing off this year,
Several deaths have occurred in On-
tario lately as the result of eating
poisonous fungus growths supposed to
be mushrooms. It should hardly be
necessary to warn people to be caret u
what they put in their mouths.
At a rally of Liberaa of the Eastern
Townships on Saturday last Hon.
Sydney Faber and Hon. Geo. P.
Graham declared their adherence to
the reciprocity and Canadian navy
policies of the Late Government.
The Windsor Record, looking over
the situation, remarks that "some day
we ought to hold a pleasant little
gathering and have a heart-to-heart
talk with each other te decide whether
we are going to he Letnedians or im-
perialistic windjammers.''
The request of the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company for permission to
Increase it* capital stock by sixty mil-
lion dollen. will raise an important
question at the coming session of Pen
(Lament. Care must be taken to pre-
vent the emcees of any stock -watering
scheme.
The attendance at the Toronto Ex-
hibition did not reach the million
Quirk, es was fondly expected. The
direetore of the Ooderich industrial
have not. set their expectations quite
.n high. but they hope, with the fair
consideration of the weather man, U.
break their own record.
Dr. J. N. Mackenzie. • preobe•or in
Johns Hopkins University, den tonna
the craw for removing the t,.vila
The function of the tonsils b. ue-
knows and people here a settee that
they are tisanes. 8ese day thrill sso
will be dissevered sad thea the pi. ,4,
that haveatiaay will be in a die kens
•f a 1s.
There was es beteg is belied ion
with Premier lsrdsa4 twgrlies at
Quebec that was not on the official f
P"rrwhere
M. Just nodal a the ONTARIO
where Mr. Borden landed is the boom
of a man named Patrick Murphy.
Patrick was out witb the crowd, but
the way he welcomed the Prouder was
by holding aloft a huge picture of Sir
iVilfrid Laurier and cheering for
Laurier with the full power of • pair
of good Irish lungs.
It is said to Ire the impression In
(creat Britain that the Borden naval
policy is to be in the main the Laurier
policy. Mr. Borden has evidently dip -
covered in his Conferences with the
authorities of the Admiralty that the
policy and plans of the bats Govern-
ment were well designed to meet ex-
isting coeditioou. The Tcry news-
papers which have been sneering at
the "tiopot navy" wit/ have to adopt
& more respectful attitude, but they
bare made quick gurus before and can
do it again.
Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic
gindidate for the United States Presi-
dency, is credited by protectionist
organs in Canada with the statement
that free- trade sentiment in the
United States isdead. Mr. Wilson, of
course, said nothing of the kind. His
reply to the alarmists who talk about
the danger of free trade is that it is
not proposed at the present time to
introduce absolute freedom of trade.
but to scale down the tariff. it is an health
old trick of the protected int' rests tp There sr, probably hundreds of thea
represent the opponents of pr etection sands, Peeps millions of wemas i• the rr res l°d. man of a kindness ts--
as ravening monete .
United States who have bean ferrel is little less than a marmots --
by of industry by the intro by this fatuous cid remedy, which was
produced from recto and herbs over ge -
yeats ago by a woman to relieve we -
man's suffering. It you seasick and need
sack a medicine, why don't you try it?
care and ,kill, so that the unhealthy
If yeawsat special advise writete
conditions superinduced by high tar- igigZ'L ole,pigK s.5Year ar Ce.. easel
iffe may be removed without undue he opened, read Kass.
Numeral by$
shock. Such caro and skill he pro- mesas asd 1Nd [s whist Mafisagb
poses to give to the case, not for the ^�"
perpetuation of high tariffs, but for shambles, should surceed to power.
the gradual elimination of protection they will control the whole foreign
and a return to healthy conditions of and domestic policy of the Rmnire.
trade. His lack of reverence o �Ve In Csmad. °teat trust them, so tar
tectionist doctrine is clearly shown blit
WOMAIS
Freed From That Wean, Le...
acid, Always Tired Feat•
by Lydia E. Fiala -
Luis Composed.
11,esmase. Oatme menet speak flee
Of esedkis& Whoa nor op
-
petit* is peer acid I
• that weak, fai-
slwgys tired
ailing, I get a be‘
tie •t Lydia IL Pink-
s Veg•tabl
Compound, and 1
builds me up, gives
me strength, and re-
stores me to perfect
health again. It is
truly a biassing to
women, and I cannel
speak gitb of it. I take pisas-
Mrs. AIR= t sa1.oN,Te••a . Dat.
Women who ars suffering from time
&streaming i1ls peculiar to their s e x
should sot Ire sight of these facts of
doubt the ability of Lydia E. Piakhata's
Vegetable Cospoend to restate tihsir
•
t 1 Tiverton, Digby Co.. N. S . Sept.m-
ber 9th.-(8pe ll -Every day seems
to bring a message of cheer for the
weak. rundown weiseu of Canada
Today's message Domes from Mrs.
Lois McKay, • well-known resident of
thio Minn. She. like others, has found
new life io Dodd's Kidney rills.
"Before I used Dudd's Kidney
Pike," Mts. McKay states, .'1 suffered
with abed pain in my haek and side,
pains in my bowels. and .harp. cutting
pains around the heart.
1 was always tired. Mometinea
wben 1 eat down I onuid hardly net up
1 out of the chair. But thanks is
Dodd's Kidney Pitt,, WV pain to all
gone and my tack is welt,"
them wanted to "bore boles In the
British deg r
Ceddn't Be-Yesepted.
Tweet* Mae
it transpires atter fey, death that
Judet• Mabee renamed Mehl vet tbou-
yaM dAlms • year to Menne counsel
fes a railway ton. jet whops
that Canada wi always liars ouch
p*iriots who put • lite of service above
money.
that to Sir James.
& leseweat Omens.
Sir James Whitney has been des-
cribed at a wo.nan's suffrage meeting
as (he oue obstacle to the progress of
the Daum to Canada. Som. of the
ttghtloR English advocates of the en-
tranohkemeat of the coos gentler sox
ars reported to be ootuing this way.
Bir James may save mooev by having
wire screens put on his windows.
PROOF POR WOMEN.
They Can Pied Relief in Dodd'. Kidney
Palk.
g n Intent U1.30 the benefited Demobthen.s.
duction of tree trade at one tell
swoop. Mr. Wilson is a rational free -
trader who realizes that the disease of
protection must be treated with great
for pro -as relates to anything outside of
da
h1* watches. in which he demos. men to deal wisely and justly with
strafe, that the people of the United
States have been bled by the mainten-
ance of high prices under the tariff,
and at the same time workmen in
protected industries have been exist-
ing at starvation wage..
In the Fields.
Toone who has been long in city peat.
Tie very sweet to look into the fair
And open taco ot heat.,, -to breathe a prayer
Full In the',mile of the blue firmament.
Wbo L+ more happy when, with heart's content.
Fatigued he ,sink, tato some pleasant lair
(K wavy green and read. a debonair
And gentle tale of love wd languishment t &
Returning home at evening, with an ear t
Catching the noise of Phnom.' -an eye
Watching the railing cloudier., bright career,
He mourns that day so soon toe glided by :
E'en like ahs passage of an angers tear
That falls through the clear ether silently.
-John Best.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
The Major.
a How could ('&nada trust such
Germany or any other foreign power :
with India, with Egypt, with South
Africa ? [(Canada is to take a greater
part in Imperial affairs she must look
somewhat anxiously at the teen who
are to - become the counsellors and
guide, of the Rutpire. Are these
great affeire to be eotrusted to men
who fall far below the staadarde not
only of Gladstone and Salisbury, but
of Macdonald, Laurier, Borden and
Joseph Howe ?
Domestic Aiaire Came Fust.
Guelph Mercury.
What with trying to finance the fill-
ing of the coal bin, and making the
wet salt come through the shake••, true
verage man has been too (hesy lately
o bother much about the German
war Scare.
The Quebec Nationalists.
Hallnx CIuesdelo.
The London Advertiser recalls that
meaty of Mr. Borden'. Quebec sup-
porters in the House of eOmllhne won
their Seats by declaring against any
Canadian expenditure for naval mu-
mmies. Yes. and some of the chief of
K I.daor Record.
So our old Parliamentary h' old
R .
Norman Lewis, has become1e
a major.
WM, he has a commanding presence.
Still on Deck.
Greenwood Ledge.
The fly has been swatted all sum-
mer, but we notice that he is still able
to sit tip in the butter and take a little
nourishment.dollar
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Prima wsisa■■t roe an an arra at
awl ad.astal~.I pas el .`taatr e n
taa reloads erer.wfe.. erns so-
reestm t ird warmw■.emor steel
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For Fair Week
Sixty only, Aneticdlal lD Quilts
Spreads, large double b -d tile. 7 s, w11111 qup , o<
quilt •haaity washed and most serviceableandIffid
p Bseae appearsa;ttea. a
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Table Linens
patterns, bunnd ed new.
b dolga and r !leen' _Rae 'bale Cloths In
ranted perfect. Best value we ever at rise s �� aid wan
Women's Cashmere I briery
of medium weight. all wool, They're t o ho
double -ply heels and extra strong is p& er ��j��► nt irk
only. ieuriog at per pair w.. Maws 1, 91 10
Novel earl tLadies' and
weaves in Misses'
Sweater Cost/ .... lisp
fil
yarns in navy tea. cream, reds. Meek. greys. SINage Onsite ad at ach.
$1.60, 12.09. 7i and
Children's Oasts. spared 1l.$0 riot E1.11.
Corset
The sew -We �Orys Ll Grace- are hero.
�.atisteesay� The more
higlsmt slam is everydetail and
dight or stead fybr.e at emit 91 en 111. 1t peellsist Keine for medium,
SUM. 1s<so, aims t>±l.�i,.
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Werwaist. every nee at suss 71s sad $i .Op
UMW ie lad Gloves
Paan... maim be lana biota, greys e4 white, every
wassaatti. at $1.00 amid 111.25
'Ne.:. Oen% rasa
Was Yd emws�se a Aped h Yvy. whit., r.,., r.
Glove. spacial sale 69c
Fleet Liminess.
The � /WM M the eibilegish -direct f n p,
lemma
to 1 yards. soma,' d.plerasping in width,
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Ober Oil C1sehe them ams. dssam,np e. 1. 11. 1$, 2, 11
wide at pee squaws yea. 4lie. Ills ami. Sac
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sevidsent. laud aressasa man, girl
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How True !
Stratford Herald.
It is one of the ironies of fate that
Lite most beautiful part of the day to
be awake is also the moot pleasant
part of the day to be asleep.
Ne Right to Complain.
Guelph Mercury
If the people of Ontario insist on
having a Conservative Government
both at Toronto sod Ottawa, they
have no right to complain about the
weather.
A Bucolic Version.
Orilla Packet.
It was an Oro man (and a Presby-
terian, too I► who said be believed in a
man taking the beans out of his own
eyes before he attempted to take the
oats out of his brother's.
Growing Deaf.
Buffalo )`.Grew'.
Canada is getting very worried
about what it will do with Its wheat
when it gets to raising 400,000,000 -
bushel crops. It notes that Great
Britain importa only half that amount,
and then it caste an eye down this
way and whispers somethi.g shoot
reciprocity. Tbere ix a growing deaf-
ness in the. direction.
Please Tel Us.
KInaet.. Ittasikatd,
Will some ace be good alkeesgb to ex-
pisin why it is that prim et beef In
Canada and the U Matas are
/ember than thy are la r We
are shipping beef to Great talo and
yet, to New York, arida wells at 28
cents a Lound and in London at lee
°nota- There is a nigger in the wood.
pis somewhere.
Ins. Piddamg CwrsK Mack.
Umania them
The Nova Seeds Tory sewspapens
aro quite exercised over the report that
Hoe. Yr. Plildian ts.y again reset r
public life. The ex-MinIsteer, weenier-
etaar is much improved Is 12.s4
his defeat may have only hero le him
-
lee hi disguise. Th. Libman
out the Menial, we be i1
1lled though
-
out l
ere t `— ,
91s.nee ■isisese is hareem
M They le fibs Trebel1
Sam
if Bower Lawsesakh assd Gerson,
who ;impose to tura Ireland into s
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ALL WE
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The Paodora Range
When the largest stove manufacture!, in the British Empire
employ the best scientific stove expert that can he had, to design
and build their stoves, don't you think you owe it to yourself to he
shown these stoves before you buy ? The steel -limed twin which
assurer a perfect evenness of heat, leaving your baking thoroughly
conked and beautifully browned on all sides: the splendid enameled
reservoir ; the triple nickleedplating: the guaranteed fire -box and
late* draft to ecothe nomize your ffuelike billpthese are features LLthat het
place the Pandora superior to say other range.
We deem it a pleasure to show you these stoves. Cell and , see
Cham any time.
Hoven (Madero Co., Unikt
GODERICH
Sturd3 & Co.
The Grooms On the Square
'PHONE 11
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SUMMER GOODS
We are (narking them at prices at which yon can ave dollar.
by buying now.
Refrigerators
Ranging in price from $6.44
to $19.40.
Gasoline and Coal Oil
Stoves
The Detroit le absolutely safe.
it will pay 7m to buy one now.
Hammocks
An .asortment of well made
beautifully colored hammocks,
ranging in price from 75c to
118.86.
Lawn Mowers
One only Brockville make, r
blades, 16 -inch rot; high wheel.
Regular 16.00, Now $4.06.
One only Pennsy4vania, bail -
bearing h Nodes, 17 -inch cot:
high Now 117.46. Repute"- f 1200.
One only Great Ameeiein.
ball-Aaring ; 6 blades, 17-ineb
cot: high wheel. Regular
116.60. Now $11.76.
SCHOOL : SHOES
The time has come again to get
war bora and girls prepared for the
tall term at school.
They will need good st r o n rr
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
BARGAINS
We have arranged a counter upon which es place bargains r,l
Exceptional value, Some of them we mention hese.
Elephant Paint at 12.00 per
el
, Harness Polish, reg. 46c bot
-
flea for 17c.
Dinner Pails
Round. 2 -division pails selling
sow at 25e.
Varnish Stain in ta4a
lot
ahogany, i t -
wood, Antique Oak, ate.
iteg. 25r ties, now ,-„1l10
RA -g. 96c tins. now,Bk
Reg. fi6e tins, now
Rat Traps
Sure Catch rat traps. Reg.
16e. Now 11c,
Screw Drivers
Different abase. Twee °hobs”.
Downing 6' MacVicar
NUliTei BIDE Ole RQUARri. GODERICH.
Uenap.tbla dinner pails. very
beady. Melling sew atlas.
Cow Ease
5i.. Else away from rows
and horns Them who arse it
say iittle_pea up la lits
CEMENT
Pref/etu sol . et. bow syea seed and gill year seder with fresh
Howell Hardware Co., ,Ltd.
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