% interest of trade between Canada and 8 | the moth ntry. 'Mr. Ruddick had Rin double misgion--to study the condi- {tions of the British markets, and to realize just what those conditions re quired on the part of the Canadian shippers. Wherever he went he invit- Riod questions, and in that way. learn: Bled what the people were thinking g | nbout. { He promised the British consumers that the Canadian fruit men, in pack- ling and exporting fruit, and the | dnirymen," 'in making and exporting ¥ cheese and butter, would do their best, to improve the quality of the goods, $0 08 to give the better value in view: of the higher prices for which they THE An in Office, at 57 Brock St. : Div.-Supt. Representative: pure-- WINDSOR SALT. ma {Jooked. v [Hdrward in the dairy business, but pew- GET OUT arn Be Ah ; the Inter poss. Fort William is th ter out / € le Tr nh AS e wa out- atone). Bess Spundence a let for the Canadian Pacific railway salary. Employers are looking © for men who can do things. We refer you to any of our numerous students in Kingston. During this week we ave giving a special dis- count of 20 per cent, of all our wourses. Don't miss this oppor- dollars." All this week our Local|urehip. It seemed {to be a open from 8 a.m,, till 9.30 p.m. BYRNE, F.C.Hambrook, {cipal ma is ; Salt-life in every grain--delicate, piquant -- perfect crystals -- absolutely "1(2) business capacity. The one may 3 that goes ghead must have inspira- "| tinuous authority. Short weights and gréen cheese were objected to, and Mr. Ruddick had to explain that he had commselled against both, and perhaps now that the fact has been emphasized by the 'English consumers the Canadian cheese men will be impressed. Green cheese is not wanted by the British buyers. They sock the scasonod article, and will not neoopt anything else, : As to the mould," Me. Ruddick said it represented a minute form of plant life and must have x seed' of some kind. It had to be extirpated. Perhaps its presénos wits deie™to - the wooden buildings which were used by some of the Canpdian dairymen, and lit was for them to provide for the {dairy product hotsss so clean and pew and well ventilated that the mould could: not find a lodgment. The 'dairgmen will find through their commissioner that only. the best work dnd the finer products can cqm- mand favour in the old; land, and they {will spare no puaing and expense in erecting work shops and store rooms out of which no butter or cheese can pass to meet criticism from the in- spectors in Montreal on objection frony | consmngrs ing Ppitain, Canada has thade . won: Strides fection has not yet heen reached, and is is worth striving for. DEFECT IN MUNICIPAL BUSINESS. Tie Canadian Municipal Convention met this year at Port Arthur which Ontario, where municipal enterprise bas accomplished great things... The Meople have a very progressive spirit. [plished ? What municipality has called it in to finance cheaper power ? They are willing to experiment, and #0 far they have boasted of their suc- company, and Pert Arthur is the ship- Wg port of the Canadian Northern railway company. The delegates to the municipal convention had ample opportunity to and those which represented Brock- vile had this report to wake when they returned home : "Much was heard on municipal own- burning 'England, Treland and Scotland, in the in abandoned hy the tories, and in pro- is one of the twin towns in Western |ership. He was going to do wonderful revival study the situation, |8"Y0te wants a lesson it is Mr. den, " alleged affront of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, will belquestion with the delegates from. the [id passing over members of the Com- west, who advocated that mupicipali- {mons to get Mr. Graham. Mr. Borden h y of the party, the men have had a greater influence in ( than he, and there is their powerlil deliverance against public ownership. The coupling of the telephone and telegraph systems with the post office stem is Sir William Mulock's pro- position, and one of the later things which he suggested when he had made the department self-supporting. He hack reduced "the postége, and yet made the service £0 popular and use- ful that the revenues greatly increas- ed, and the deficits disappeared, Sir William contemplated the time when Canada. could imitate the mother country and give the people a cheap- er and better service and one freed poly. Sir William, too, spoke of his plans in parliament, and not on the stump where a great. deal is said to very dittle purpose, x 'A commission of 'railway experts might be able to run the Intercolo- | nial railway as a great business con-| cern. It is mow being run without loss, and the business methods which Mr. Emmerdon introduced will be con- tinued by Mr. Graham, Conservative papers say, he cannot make good his THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WE for. It is pretty that from disagreeable effects of a mono- | Lo "assert, Mr. Gra- the seat without 'could be of a colony" is almos h to indi Fe it " te that Newfoundland Ie pani ar 5 not well satisfied. . Fall Of Foster, Herald. The per. conducted tour of Hon. G. E. Foster has developed 'into a tragedy. The spectacle of the great- est orator of the conservative party speaking to- a bare handiul of people as he has in Nova Scotia with- in the past few weeks was pitiful in the extreme, The Very Latest. Ottawa Citizen, 1 president of the Winnipeg grain exchange, who should know what he 1% talking about, says the North-West will yield 190,000,000 bushels of all grains, and the value will be greater than that of any former harvest. Blue ruin grain * yumers .will .soon be in the same olass with frosted - fruit | crop reports. i - The Sailor Comes Back. Syracuse Post-Standard. . Sir. Thomas Lipton isa game fight- er. He has renewed his challenge to race for the America's cup, and will again seek to wrest the coveted tro- phy fram 'Ameriéa and carry it back to England, Happily this time it will not be a test of nautical freake--mere Thus the normal, 'seaworthy boats. ing and will not be, as some former | races have been, a struggle between | non-descripts thut have no real rela-| promises. Well, he has undertghen to | manage the railway on its merits, | and he will do this if it is possible, | The critics should give the man 4 | chance, He may fail-as so many con- 4 servative ministers have done--and he | may not. A yéar hence he. can be more | fitly judged. | EDITORIAL NOTES. jo'ns the Toronto News in warning | provincial officials to keep owt ok politics--ii they do not want to be disciplined or dismissed, The manuiacturers, according to their organ, not much use for or confidence in Mr. Borden. His "'ade- quate protection," was all along an indefinite thing, and fatdy, it has passed out of his discussions. been generally conservative, and yet it vincial elections, when it has been usu- ally liberal, there is to be a contest, The right candidate can carry the lo- eal for the liberal party every time. Mr. Beck, at a Borden meeting, posed as gn authority on public own: things 'with his commission. It is an expensive thing. What has it accom- The Toronto News wants the pre- mier ofthe dominion to follow Mr. Borden, and so guarantee a genuine of serious debate. Sir Wilfrid follows no man in parfiament. He is the mentor. as well as model, and if Bor- Mayor Clark, of the Kincardine Re- view, must not be too frisky over the Montreal Witness. and the increpse of otherwise, should he the first study of | be made uponyery rigid rules, Roger's New an, steam heating and plumbing in Rogers' new theatre, which will soon be ready | tion to the art of sailing and no prac-| tical meaning for real sailors. Scarcity Of Money. Peterboro Examiner. Twelve out pf the thirty-five char- | tered panks, which report to the gov- ernment, have $84,352511 loaned to | outside countries, chiefly the United | States. Of course, that's their busi- | ness, but, it is to be remembered that | the banks of Canada have made their | Now it is the Ottawa Citizen which | money in Canada and, therefore, Can- |infcrmed by an eminent physician, are ada has the first elaim upon them. | | Hf, tempted by a higher rate of inter- | which frequently afiects est, to send good Canadian money out | of the country, the banks cripple do- | mestic conditions, and retard develop- | ment. They are not only encing their bést--their regular--cos- tomers, but, in 'a' 'certain sense, kill- ing the goose that oggs. - Rural Mail Delivery. ~ -- The extension of ' 3 In federal elections Brockville has|should be a first consideration imi so far as it is possible. trodble is that it is only possible to a very limited extent indeed. Borden has made nu promise to something in this direction if he gets into power. The indefiniteness of thi promise is calculated to make it seem many a good point is lost on account nice to the country people everywhere. of the low. or suppressed utterance of Yet nothing is more carry it oul in any general way. only in places sich as we have very few of in Canada--such places, for in- [as to be distinctly stance, as have sufficient population [Flood or else there is no use for any- thing to support electric car lines. Still the extension of the delivery system along the routes of mail carts where that can be made possible by farmers plac- | ing post-office boxes at their gates, rural facilities the department, All extensions should GANANOQUE TIDINGS. I Gananoque, Sept, 18.~Gordon Lath- King street, is installing ties should control all public utilities |; : . : s for opening. The house, up-to-date ip | and they are looking formar to great is looking for new aids and. lieuten- rT EL will be a oreit to the results Tom this source. As to muni- | 2048: and he is going out of the house | town, cipal management of these utilities, for them. William particularly the telephone and street | 4 Yr ---- an employee of the Spring & railway franchise, opinions differed | The tories of Brockville--headed by | Co., had = the misfortune to have atly. Uitizens of Fort William and | the Times man--have put themselves | piece of steel flying from a. die e- ort Arthur unite in saying thas muni- Port Arthur unite in saying that muni- a different mat- flatteringly of their telephone streot railway service, which was rather disappointing to the delegates, as so much had. been, said about. the successful operation of these public utilities by the twin cities of the west." « |be spoiling because it cannot be Municipal ownership docs not in- | Picked, Cold storage 1s said to be volve municipal management, and aw |glutted. And still prices are high. a matter of fact it has been pretty | Tomatoes 40c. a peck, when they used well demonstrated that an annually [to be 40c. a bushel. Peaches $1.25 per changing council cannot practically and successfully direct a municipal plant. Two things are very much re- quired : (1) Expert knowledge, and be represented in the official, and the other in the legislator, but the cause tion from some competent and con- This is apparent in federal, in pro- vincial and municipal business. The commission is, therefore, favoured he- cause it is composed of capable men, tid because its rule 'or policy is not subject, to, undue change. The German idea in municipal government is the loarrect, one that the council may or should - legislate; according to the drift of public opinion, but that the ol ficiary, trained 'or fechmical service, {should be the administrators of the on record in a remarkable way. Hon. | Mr. Graham is not to be opposed, be- ter. They certainly dowt talk very [Cause the town is complimented in his and |ochoice for office, but the party has confidence about the right thing. People are not demanding luxiries at high prices. in Borden Isn't that very charming ? Fruit, in some districts, is said to] basket, when 50e. or less wonld be It Certainly Is Not. oodstock Sentinel-Roview. _. Mr. Borden insists that his platform is the conservative platform. But how does he know ? The conservative par- ty has not said so. y What Next ? Toronto Star. ' Mr, Carlisle, head of the great Bel fast shipbuilding yards, is reported as saying : that in a few yoars steam pro- pulsion of ships may be a thing of the past. What new wonder have the prac- tical Jssiontis to spring on the world now i A Real Good Guess. ~ Toronto News. ? The writ of the provincial bye-elec tion in Brockville has been issued : nominalions on September 30th, and polling one week later. It is an- nounced 'that Mr. Donovan, who' eon- trate the calf of his leg. since been getting worse and is at pre-| sent unable to leave his home, | 1 prominent Sabbath school {through the country he was impressed workers attended the Leeds township | With the quality of horses, seen upon ithey. | 8 sch conti i © | and. Whitney. Pana % School Souvention bald in ye | Pound animals were quite common. it | terday. | is spending a few days with friends in Brockville, two months on Tremont Park, left during the few days for home. Mrs. William berlake and Miss Mary Timberlake, Sydenham street, are time with friends in Perth and © Griffith, "spending the | Poorer animals 'on account of the slr summer 'in the north-west provinces, |erops of fodder. But spring will bring has retarned home. , A. Morice tawa. John months home, Shanghai : nese gintleman a shopk charged at the mixed court yesterday | with sclling a cake unfit for human | consumption. The cake was produced | in cour) and 'contained quite an enter | mological collection, including several | cockroathes. and a beetle. plainunt cake. pene has Her Several Mrs. Edward Beerman, King street, | William Allan, with relatives in Glas- Aberdeen | Iw, | as | ing Loag, who has spent the past two | in Brighton, has returned | { A Sample Of Chinese Cake, | Says the North China Daily News of | At the instance of a Chi- eeper was two or thoee eentipade A servant of the com- held for the racing machines, but will be between the reading of the scriptures, race and its result will yield practical [hear all, as it is fair to suppose that lessons in the fine, ancient yrt of sail- it is all worth hearing, for, if it isn't, : ® ineonveni- | destroyed, so that i lays the golden {fairly acquainted with the acoustics of {speak ought to be |etently loud and clear as to be intel {ligible to everyone in their audiences postal delivery {of fairly good hearing. The joveryw here--in Mr. {public places, from platforms and else- do | where. obNious than |it. that the department cannot possibly [where to hear good, distinet speaking, It | whether in church, court house, or at has proved a very losing business in [public meetings, whether political or the United States. though introduced |otherwise, and business interests of the United States Canadians bors," said Charles Vail of San Fran Theatre--An Em- 0isco, a former resident ployee Severely Injured. county. Mr. Vail paid | here yest the | eighteen years. He is interpsted in a {big warehouse firm of that city whose business is world wide. It was a sat isfaction to him to learn {ous states was a Canadian. They had Richardson. Gazden street, not been appointed because of their Axlp Rativity, but appointments were the a |vesults of merit. lideas of cope with the world and to last. " upon the reconstruction Charles | "Tk has Jen severe and thousands stroet, who has been spefiding the past]0f horses have been sacrificed in the has loon ang Pas | work. One firm lost an average of 6ne and Stonchaven, in | horse per day, while we lost 150 dur tland, and Hartlepool, Eng., has € the 'winter. This demand for hors returned home. Oak street, is spending, 'Buffalo wilh. her uncle, Peter rot yot. Mrs. R. D. Baker and daughter, of Ottaws, who has been spend SPRIT OF THE PRESS Miss. Louise Armyot, | has paused abi Seareity of good i : in | Animals all over the Pacific coast, and Sone fima_in | ion have been high. We paid $300 {on an average for our animals. | The fact that the the | needs good horses and that there is a st season ut their summer residence S°8rcity of the right kind means much yast,| for the heavy horse breeder of Canada. im- | The right animals will be in demand (right along and the breeder fears no spending a short [great slump in prices. This fall may te |S a little De | back these prices. {in human nature. v DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1907. WORD TO PREACHERS SPEAK UP SO THAT ALL CAN| HEAR. Poor Voices of Speakers--The Art Should Be Cultivated More Than It Is, | Kingston, Sept. 17.--(To the Edi- itor): As is my usual wont, 1 went to {church last Sunday, ard listened to {two wery interesting and beneficial ser- { mons, worthy to be faithully observed iby. every one. That in the morning, iy [part, dealt with the preparation of the {pulpit and the duty of -the pew, with { which 1 agree in the main; but there {was one thing which the worthy | preacher, I think overlooked ; and as |it is the duty of the pulpit; 1 readily | admit, to catechize and dictate to the pew, as to how the occupant should {conduct himself, so as to be the bet ter able to receive the advice which fis tendered to him, 1 feel that there | was one feature which he partially | overlooked and so affords me an op- | portunity of alluding to it, and that lis the apparent neglect, on the part tof the pulpit to speak out more em- i phatically, _clearly and distinctly what the has to say to his hear |ers, than is generally done, so: : that {they may fully understand his whole subject from beginping to end, in stead of certain parts of his discourse, which alone is heard, and- 'by which | the trend of, the subject is partially understood, all the rest and equally | fine sentences, because of the low tone {with which they are uttered, being lost. | law als, applies to the prayers and which should not so be, for 1 as one, like to well be closed the churches might as them and the expense of running saved. Some of the preachers may suppose that they speak clearly and loudly enough to be heard by everyone un Jess their hearers are too deaf to hear anything, which, probably, is true, but in part oniy, for while the hearing of many that of many others is only partially so, there being many whose hearing has become im- paired by the existence of catarrh, which nine out of every ten persons at least, in this section, I am credibly is perfect, afflicted with, in one form or another, the hearing, so that an impairment of the functions of the ear is produced thereby, but not to the extent of being altogether no speaker need bawl or yell in order to be heard, but all speakers, after they have become the hall, in e to church or which they talk sufhi- This defect of low speaking I notice court houses, among lawyers, and by the judges, aml in What is the use of talking at all, if the speakers do not wish or ex pect to be heard by their hearers, for I like to go anywhere and every the speakers at all of those assemblies, should speak out so heard and under: that is said.--A VOICE FROM THE PEW. 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