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IIE rRgsTl)Ll\rs 311 titietil;. I dtrauger its it has been during the rail r,•etcittea etun,cn �i,utl,
""""_' last yams ...-•....� Don't neglect to duchies it u, ba
twenty iu foreign ao ts.
In tele grnpinng Pre euleleG tInrrt lhcnvl to , a f+tt1 tl is Women like to be protected, Your last will nud testament.
There's no rent/stem shoat it. The
Don't nti•] a gndicil uutuas you ex -
entire sex would still accept the
trusts as "drongerous eousliiraoiea clinging vino theory and boroioally
against the public good," and his live np to it did man carry ont the
reeomin°udatiiu that Oongrose
ehonld make thorn the "subject of
prohibitory and even penal legisla
tiara"—AIontreal Witness.
+ ` lin o ire ofthe Prost
boils message a few notes scant to dent's Marne whiten is satialeetory,
serve the press reporters, who used and that is leis cUnraeGoriz Nioli of
to give Mr, Cleveland's °tate llapera
almost iu full. The policy of Mr,
Harrison ie, of course, as important
to the world as that of his predeees.
sor'n, and leis statement of it 1s, in a
nese, more authoritative, as he
speaks for hie party, and his party
controls Cuugrusa, while Mr. Cleve.
land °poke for himself, having a
mind of hie own far in advance of
that of his party, awl his party did
cot control. Cougreee. On the other
hand, while nothing new was ox.
tweeted is Mr, Flarrisou's messago,
and uothiug new is found there, Mr,
Cleveland's were full of the daring
'of a real leader, and did mach :o
instruct mad educate the people,
'eepecially in matters of political
economy, Tito massages of the lat.
ter always set forth a definite policy
• with regard to fiscal reform, the civil
eerGieew the psusion system and
foreign relations, whioh he urged ou
an uunillieg ilbngroee booked by
principles so indisputably laid time,
BO freshly stated and su t:learayshown
to be applicable to the escakdition of
the United States that they: could
not fall to have 14 most pOwe1 0l in
fluence on the public mind, Mr
ilarrison's teenage 18 eintply n very
ewer and prtlden•e statement of the
etas wn policy of the loci ublican party
'Teel aaepnblioau administration act•
tufts wee,u iu oboe what it denied
When lit opposition, that Canada, in
the admiuietrta'ion and protection of
lidr fisheries, Las acted so ay to
ti'void tiouble, and yet Canada pur
sued exactly the nine polios clnring
the closing year of the late admiu-
fstretion which it leas followed einem
the opening of the present one,
That t lie treaty rights of both poopies,
01,iclt an so clear as to be beyond
all nrgeelicut, will be attained in the
near fat`tro Canadians will join
Preeldeeit Harrison in wishing, bat
.th:.y might have been attained, at
toast appro itnatoly, two years ago
if President Harrison's party had
not acted in a purely partisan spirit.
It is satisfactory to know that a
wider measure of extraditton between
Greet Britain and the United States
hes 1,0e11 agreed upon, though this
is enot'uer reform that, Utes been ua•
neeessarily delayed by the atigeneiee
of American parties. That inter.
national boundaries in the' narrow
aha°nels between the great lakes,
which are becoming of increasing fhowe( Z 10 trace of suffering, snore
importance every year, and, there-
fore, a source of growing danger of
dispute between the two countries
Should be visibly marked is neces-
saw;y, even urgently so. It seems
probable that the telegraphic sum-
mary of President Harrison's mes-
sage, ao far as it concerns Canadian .tion. county, I>Ly:r d'unci' 8rd, 1808.
affairs, is not done justice to, fort .During his childhood days Lis father
the fisheries question is not referred removed into the State of elississippi•.
to at sufficient length to warrant the He graduated from the. Military
opinion expressed by a British jour Academy at West Point in (858, and
nal that it setistactory, tsnd the served in- the array until Mae, when
Behring Sea question is not, upper- ue resigned his- commission, return•
wetly, referred to at all. Another ed to Miserssippi and became a, oot-
noticeable omission in this summary ton planter. He married' the dau;h-
ie the Intestate and International ter of Gen. "Zachary Taylor, after -
railway geeetion, one of the most wards President o8the1Tnited States.
important and argent of issues, and Beginning with, 18481 he took an
whioh is not, as far as we 0an see, active:part its politics. In 18451 he
mentioned. President Harrison's was elected so Clongress,.but resigned
reference to the surplus, and the his seat on the outbreak of the Ifni.
auxiliary one of taxation, might, so oan war and joined•the•army of Gen -
far as it goes, have been written by eral Taylor as colonel of a regiment
President Cleveland. The dangers of Mississippi volunteers, He was
arising out of the extraordinary" engaged at the storming of Monterey
growth of the surplus in the treasury, and at the battle of Buena 'Vista.
the consequent extinguishment of At the close, 'ebbe war he was offers
the bonds upon whioh the American ed the rank of brigadier -general of
.'yetem of banking es based, so far volunteers by Fresident Pbfk, but
ais'the guarantees are manned, and declined it. Ila served in- the United
Abe free use of portions pf the sur- S,tatee Senate ftpm 118iT to' 1881.
',Flee by the banks, in times'of periodi• Hq' was Secretary, of War during the
weal stringency created in great part. administration, of President PIerce,
iby the _surplus, cannot be denied. and in 185'8,was again, sent to the
nor ignored. That they arise out of Senate from Miesiseippis. He was a
protective system which will not leader in the, secession movement,
:allow of. a' reduction of the revenue' and:Was„Prgsident. of , the sotealled
tin the only economical way, that of Confederate States from' the. organi-
eredueing the tariff, is also apparent, nation. of a . provisional, government
tint that is ignored. President Har• iitttil the rebellion was pat down.
'neon •advocates .free . tobaoao as a After. the fall of Bichhond, Ile wan
iremody according. to Lim, there- captured at Irwinsville,• Gat,. While
"tore, cheap clothing,• cheap food, endeavoring to 'make his escape,, aad
sobeap tools, in other words, cheap remained a prisoner for two years in
living, is not as great a benefit to a Fortress Monroe, awaiting hie trial.
tproteoted,country as cheap' chewing He was released on bail in the sum-
-and sneaking. tobacco. President mer of 1887, Horace Greeley being
ifarrison,does not go so far as to one of his bondsmen, and the pro -
recommend cheap untaxed intoxi- ' endings against him were then
-.eating figurate in preference to abeap dropped. After hie release' he visit -
untaxed food, but be would have all ed'Europe, and on his return tool:
t spirits not tuna as drink made free. up his residence/at Memphis, Tenn.,
''.Chis will open the door for all sorts where he was for a time President of
, of cheating ort the part of /knot a life insuranoo company. In 1881
,ntauufaotlirera. The message, whioh he published "The Bin and Fall of
recommends an extension of the pro- the Confederate Government," in
restive system as far as farm pro- two volumes. For the past few
'ducts are oo*erned, says nothing in yeas ho 13aa resided at Beauvoir,
regard to tho.,clemands of the labor, Miesissippt.
0B,t•I'II OC JEFF. thane.
Last hint re or a Once /Celebrated
Statesman.
At 12;45 o'olock'on Friday morn-
ing of Inst week Hon, Jefferson Davis,
ex President of the Confederate
States, died at the residence of his
life long friend, J, bi. Payne, in
New Orleans, La. From the begin-
ning of bis Blues, Mr. Davis had
iu.iste:l that his case was nearly or
quite hopeless, though the dread of
pain or fear of death waver appeared
to take the slightest hold upon . his
spirits, which were brave, and even
buoyant, from tbo beginning of his
attack. In vain did the doctors
strive to impress upon him that bis
health nae improving. Ifo steadily From t11s man who condescends apprise to tLa sock a9 ss ell as the
.f.:"Rd
insi'let1 that there was lag 11/12'9' to play tennis with women product4,
sturdy oafs scheme in whioh Ito
thinks he believes. But having in.
judiclou9ly allowed women to got
unhappy, therefore discontented,
mail's peen is now disturbed by
woman suffragists, dress re(ortnors
and prohibitionists. Even the bill
lot cannot help woman in some of
the things she wants to bo proteoted
from.
She wants to be protested from
the breath of the man who took a
drink just before he took the car.
From the man who admires Airs.
A's excellent taste, and aspects his
wife to wear a bonnet three years,
From the mall who agrees with
all that a woman says.
From the man who lovas a girl
because ber father is rich.
From mon who chew tobacco in
the bane and stairways of publio
buildings and on street car pent
forme.
nateate it in the salve way ro the or . Jr
igival will.
Don't allow a miuur to will away
poreoual property melees 18 if ladle
and 16 if female.
Don't imagine that the contents
of a font will may not be proved by
good evidence.
Cenral Live Stock Items,
Now is certainly a good time to
puroltaee breeding stook ; the ad•
vantage of lower prices and of treat.
ing the animals according to your
own plan will make up for the ex•
pense of feeding a while before they
are needed.
In improving stook as a rule tt
will be found au item to breed
only !roue reasonably well matured
animate.
Sell off all the stook that you do
not want to winter ; as a rule,
the better plea is to eell reasonably
early.
Werli its nearly as possible to
hen everything first.class; this Pure West India Molasses.
THE LEADING
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GROCEj y DEPARTMENT.
Our Stock of Staple and Fahey Groeeries is Large and
Well Assorted, consisting of Black, Yotuig Hy -son and
Japan Teas, which were carefully selected and bought in
large quantities for Cash, Customers can always depend
upon getting Extra Value, Our Coffee at 40c. a pound is
Strictly Pure and the Finest Ground.
The Coestich new Season's Fruits at Lowest Prices.
Special Value in Pure Sugar
Syrup and
tion, Its riff„ center% to accept tshat tants consteutl o
of his Haig hborea
ever P:ovideutre Lade in store for handsomo young daughter,
Lin, At sir o'oloclt phueslay mu -u• Frem employers who pay women
lug, without auy assignflble cease, less than men for the Immo work.
Air Davis wan seized �itli n eon. From the man who expects his
gestivo chill, which seemed to abeo- wife to be his valet.
Iutely crush the vitality out el his From clerks who measure their
already enfeebled body. Sc svQnls Courtesy by the customer's bonnet.
WO; Mr. Davis that the violence of From the husband who allows
the assault soon subsided, for lalackhis wife to run rho furnace.
of vitality 01)01) +thieh to prey. From Prom the book agent who tinder.that moment to the time of his death staaue that "you are a very in
the battery of his case was that of it telleatutsb woman."
gratin! sinking, Despite the first Freemen who go cut between
that the end had come slowly and the nets.
peacefully, and after Le bad boon From htrsbailds^whose business
face to face for hours with the dread keeps them down down three nigbta
reality, the blow fell with crashing a woek
foray upon .the afflicted widow. As
long as there bad been work for
either hands or head she had borne
up bravely, and not until rho s;veet
Ween for her tender ministrattous
were lost she dal not seem to realize
the terrible farce of the blow that
hail fallen upon her. ISuowiug of a
predisposition to -heart affection the
doctors were at once gravely alarmed
for ben. They promptly administer-
ed a oompo:meg draught, and et ti
late hoar she wt.a resting quietly.
After death the face of the deceased,
though looking slightly emaciated,
s
nearly resembling that ofa peaceful
sleeper than that of the dead.
•itfessages have been received from
many points, alt expressive of re-
spect for the dead and of eympathy
for Mrs. Davie in her affliction,
Jefferson Davis was born it Cbris•.
From whist partnere who claim curlerstanr', as thoroughly os
all the science, and expect the y ae r
woman to hold all the trumps in able your market, curl then breed
the pack. nud feed to supply it,
From the agent who insists on Shoop, cattle and Lnge are low,
exchttugiug sewing machines. soil even wall plenty of feeii lire stn
From the husbands wbn belong
to coarct 'moieties.
From men who believe that
women are too good to vote.
From men who swear in the pre -
the right number of stook in proper.
than b the amount of fasd that webe raised.
If the pigs aro confiner/ al this
s03011E00 especially, plenty of green
food should be supplied, not only in
securing a better growth but alio in
maintaining health.
Steady work does nut injure the
teams nearly ae mach 164 a hard
poll or drive, even for a short
time.
During growth feed for develop
went of bone and muscle ; at matur-
ity feed to fatten.
The nelvtentago with therm is that
the increase will pay the emit of
keeping, leaving the wool for pro.
fit.
Canned Beef, Chipped Beef, Canned Tongue, Salmon;ttmnnt, bat, with Christian 7'esigntt ,'[,+rem the elderly husband who The hest profit ie iu just Isee piu,r
important item to manage so as 10
ss0171,o the Ittrgeet growth iu pro-
portion to the auioumt of feed con-
sumed.
The differeneo in the gain that
sauce of the ladies of the familyd One farmer will secure as compared
not before other women. wad to another, is often the result of
From dancing partners with
clammy hauls.
From the hu.,band who expects
hie wife to mile sweetly and say ere, in adopting the address in
"she is so glad be enjoyed the play" reply, inc;ludorl a motion levering
when he goes alone and she stays an Australian federation.
at home and Dares for the babies, -
knowing how to feed duel then using
this knowledge.
The New South Wales L' egislat-
From men who believe they need
not be as good es women.
From men who talk most about
women'° rights bo be protected.
Sweet Bedtime Stories.
"Remember, Honors," said Mrs.
Perkins to the. •'new nurse girl,
"that I do not allow the children to
hear stories that might frighten
them when they go to bed. Yon
may tell them about birds and harm -
lees little fairy stories, but nothing
about bears or lions."
"Tis, mem," replied Honors ; and
this was the harmless little story
she told that ntght e—•
ieWanst there wuz a gr•r-real big
monsther of au animal wid horns
an' a tail of hot fire an' teeth a yard
long that wint around in the dead
of the noigbt atin up little byes au'
girrula that bothered .their nurse
stain' her to get up and give them
wather iu the 'might and tonin' how
else lift the baby for a,wurrud with
the .porlacemin in the parrnlc and
little things logo that. An' this
ter-r•rible big monelher could go
roight through ;solid walls, moiled
yen, an' he'd ate yeez up 'fore yeez
could swam out. Now puddle up
an' go to slape loijee good byes an'
girrttls or-be'll be after yeez av pea
say a worrud. Wind • that. Stop'
,yeez abiverin' now, Birdie ; an'
iphwat do yeez mane by ohatterin'.
yer teeth loike that, Willie ? To
slope wid yeez .oryou'll be ate up
'the mine I take the light out."
Will Dont's.
Don't leave anything uncertain in
a+•will.
,
Don't imention people by their
nick names.
Don't try to deviee real property
be au alien.
' Don't make a will without two
witnesses • ; better three,
Dou't`tnalte a new will uuluts you
revolts or destroy the old one,
Don't make a will that docs not
peovido far children that may be
born.
• are for • direct protection against Don't try to force a wife to accept
fereigu labor by excluding emigrants In Aug ralitt there are nearly certain property instead of dower.
'!Cho greatest extorsion of the pro. 247,000 more males than females, Dant neglect to make yens wit.
'cativo system is to be in the dine- Inoliding New Zealand, and 'Tits• noshes writer•their full names and
tion of a commercial manmo and by mania, the excess of males over addreseos.
'means of subsidies. If the postal females is 802,040.;; Don'1 fail to specify which one is
subsidies of the (United Slatoe are It is said that tr Faris first luta meant wltou• two boar the saw
kept within the limits of those gt•aut• produced porous plass for window name,
ad by Ifttgland, whose example is panes, The pores, are too One to Don't f:irget that if a women your
•noted, it 1s safe to say that the admit of a draught; inti they assist tuarringo twill invalidate rt will al•
linmrieall. flag +vitt (,lla , as great at in ventilation, i road' made,. in iS' °1E3 I-10 03K
Sardines, Strawberries, Peaches, Tomatoes, -Corn,
Peas, &c, S.o- VBnr CIIEAI'.
We would lea1l Special Attention to our Sugars,
which we are selling at prices that will compare with, if not
better than, others in the Trade.
Crockery Department.
Printed Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets, Decorated Tea and
Toilet Sets, Plain and Fancy China, Plain and Fancy
Glassware, also a Large Assortment of White Granite Ware,
which we sell considerably Below the regular price.
Bakery Department.
Bread, Buns, Cakes and Pastry Baked Daily
and of the Finest Quality.
Wedding Cakes a 3peclalty.
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AND
GAINS
MAKING IT HOT FOR COMPETITION
With Glorious Inducements for Fall and Winter.
Our Immense' New Stock is. now Ready. Unequalled in Style and Quality—Unparalleled
in Low Prices. Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's
Clothia .g ,ani, Pu sishing Goods, nate, Cap; to,,, Etc.
By far the Finest Assortment, Best Values and Lowest Prices.
WE „ HAVE — GOT THE — PULL.
Whoop ! here's another season cot*,
All merchants clear the track,
We're going to bent the record some,
Don't try to liold us back.
Whoop! prices lower than before,
New goods in staeke from roof to floor;
With novelties our store is full,
,lnd that is where we get the pull.
We run to win and don't forget
The prize we want is trade.
We'll make our figures lower yet
Than 'inner ever made.
Whoop ! Hero's the store that gives you most,
You'll find we make no empty boast,
But bargains big and bountiful,
And that is where we have the pull.
Show us the man who said "There is always room at the Top." Leading the Trade,
Standing high above all Competition, we find the Crowd is still with Us, yet we cry for
More. Our new Fall Stock is Immense, our Bargains Unlimited.
In the Quick Rush of the Pall Trade everything goes at a Rock Bottom Price..
Colne in Evel;ybody and, for once in your life, see what Quality and Style really.
eans
in Mens' 2d Boys 'Clothing; , Hats, Caps, Ge72ts' F+ui'72ishing GOOCLs,f
a7eio
These Goods are as yon like them in all Respects. _'rices particularly Pleasing..
Special Range of Overonafings at Prices that will Astonish
You,
WE Gr.'T..1.8.4.N .'. E SOL ID SJI.TII: 4CTION ,—WE GIVE IT.
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