HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-08-09, Page 6THE WI-NO.11AM TIMES, AUGUST(' 9. 1895.
anee 'must be supported at th&
e &to lit VS RCM b n. deplorable
qr Ir.), • ,t" ,s . ss v
,a4t tit the ;matey by aa iesurable laterest1situatiou t
intu who netaire b .0
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fhe and the amonot of the so bountiful the citizen folds his
polka* must not exceed the amount nrms, and the enterprising foreigner
a that insurable interest. For in- la invited to step in to, win avid carry
FItIDAN, \UGI ST 0, 180•I stanee‘ ewea you, say, $3,000, awes. the treasure. When the gas
you could insure IU\ life for $3,000, ileids of Essex and Welland were
PvenibiritY of the law la that al- opened, pipe lines wen laid down to
that would not void the policy. The !Buffalo. But this, thrtuttately, is an
rjit INSURANCE FRAUDS . though might discharge the d
eatteonvey c neap • fuel k Detroit and
' eatreme instance of how mineral
— debt inthit be inVell at the niceptiou
An interesting interview With of the pulley, but need not continue
a Provincial Inspector. . to roo with the ',Hey-
-- One great :source of trouble in the
'Fr ecautiona Taken Aa,ainst Synod- united Stetes. where insurance lima
ling in Ontario. ; ders have lately been so frequent, is
.-- ;the mut of observing this doctrine
LIVES OF CHIL.DREN CAREFLILLY ! of insurable intereat. The act of
OCARDED — THE, ""AVEYARD" .. George III, chapter 48, is not recog-
,
V .1,RIETY OF FliA170. 1 nixed in the States. The aet was
— passed just abut the date of the
In conyeraation with Dr. floweret . American revolution, anti it is held
Hunter, the Provincial Government I by the American courts that the act
Inspector of Insurance, regardiug was never valid. dune. The want of
the large number of insurance insarable interest, of course, leads
murders which have lately taken to direet gambling in lives. Then
place in the United States and I the next CRUD is theexcessive amount taken before the mineral wealth of
Canada, the law in regard to the ;placed upon lives. Eveu where there our country ean be utilized. There
taking out of policies was clearly I is some insurable interest the amount is no other way. The real estete
and accurately outlined, and will he linsared is frequentiv fitr in excess of miner, who burs and sells mineral
and mill in Galbraith Township were
operated only daring. a portion of
the yea'r, owing, it is said, to an
insuilicioner of capital ; but the
engineer in cbarge elaims. that the
work done in the mine has proved it
to be a good propert;;, The death
of one o1 the principal bhareholders,
which pcourred recently, will doubt.
less for a time leave the affairs of the
company in unsettled state. The
Creighton mine in the township of
that name Was idle the whole year,
hat towards the close of it fresh ex-
ploratory work was commenced with
a diamond drill and it is reported
that a strike of considerable promises
has been made ; operations to more
satisfactorily. prove the extent and
quality. of the ore body are now,
in progress. In the Lake Wahnapa
tae district a legation taken up by
Mr. Rinaldo McConnell, of Aiattawa,
has attraeted much attention by the
exceedingly rich samples of' ore taken
from it. A company has been organ -
ed, to work the property, and. a shaft
is in course of being sank upon rhe
vein. In the Marmora :district. little
has been done. Onls on D DE V`
- -e ro. - potent is allowe4. Neves.; pas' Guinn, con.
fortune may he given away, To be
inspired with confidence in the re-
sources of the country is laudable if
this facts warrant it; yet more impor-
tent is tbo enterprise whieh under-
tekes to develop resources when they
are discovered and can be utilized.
In the matter of mineral possessaons
pecially what we require is, first,
the enterprise to prove by sabstan-
dal prospecting work that location
has Mineral value, and, secondly, a
stifficiencrof capital to develop and
operate it in a business -like way foe
profit. There aro risks that Must be
Rheumatism Cured in a day.—South
Amerlean ltheinnatie Cure of Mourn atiom
andNeuralglo. radieally mires in]. to 13 days,
Its action on the syetein is remeritablo and
mysterious. it removes at once the cense
of the dieease immediately disuppoars. The
first toe greatly benefits. ?1 gents.
Warranteea at Cliishom'sdrug store.
AGENTS WANTED.—who desire
In sant from
ma•wevimint.,•,••
read with some interest at the I that insurable intstrest. It is from lands without expending a dollar in
present time. Dr. Hunter said: In I one or both of these causes that much labor to show whet they are worth,
of the criminal insurance has origi- may have his uses, but he does
this eountry what is known as the I
Wager Policy Act, or the Gambling nated. ' nothing to convert natural resources
Act, forbid the insuring of one .1NOTHER, VARIETY' OF FRAUD. into tangible wealth. Unemployed
I -then there is another varietV nf money' in the ba,nk or the safe,
man's life by another, except under , ,„
certain wen -defined conditions,. A, .
fraudulent insurance known as grave -
for example, cannot insure B'S life
vard insurance, also of late years
unless A has an insurable interest in
very frequently in the United States.
Fs life. The meaning of that is.
The person to be insured in sub a
the death or 13, or at least would
b: lease is generally selected as having
that A must be a pecuniary loser s
been struck with some fatal disease
have been so at the date at which
or as being otherwise of short dura -
the policy was issued. If A is a
'creditor of 13, then he is entitled t )
insure the life Lof B for his (A's) own
benefit, as a direct or collateral
security for the payment of the debt.
agent is generally an element in such
TIIE ENGLISH (WIELING ACT. • cases. Death usually conies in these
There was a period in the history cases without any active intervention
of England when the people began ion the part of the beneficiary, and
to gamble in insurance, not unlike I the proceeds of the fraudulent insur-
the manuer now prevalent in the I ante are not infrequently divided with
United States and this country, and I the conniving agent.—Toronto Globe.
it was suspected to have led to some
,criminal acts. • Then the act, 14
• George III., cb. 48, was passed,
which is known as- the Gambling Act,
er the Wager Policy Act, forbidding
insurance on lives where the policy
IS not supported by an insurable
interest. This act is still law in
Ontario. It came in. with the Con-
stitutional act of 1791, and the legis -
$15 to U125 Zu*Mfrit.;767; done selling
our hardy, anaranteed. Canadint grown
Nursery Stook. Salary or eounmesiou
paid weekly. Exelnsive territory. tfand-
soma outfit tree. Write us at oneo for
terms.
E. O. GRAIIAM, Nurserymen,
Tempt°, Ont.
Caveats and Tratic.Mares' obMinee, -rid n11 patent
business conducted flir MODER VIIC FEES,r1y
office in the vicini ty of the Patent Office,
and my fachlties for securing patents are unsurpassed
Send model, sketch or phutograph Inventio a, with
description and statement :In tOm1.-Intage• clahned.
SiTi-No MO r7( .0 It4,70 :Or ft:: r.ptit It»: Its to
potentobility, anti my fee for prosecuting the
a ) Holden mitt not Zta elated tor ventlt the
the Ledyard mine in Belmout, was iniilosLfsgoil,:sircrell,lissf,y1Attf,rely ,Cuslaeetztrin.l.
worked during the year. Seine good FRANKLIN M. HOUGH
ore was raised, and a secondhand naa„,,,,a,,,Isiathsszardm tt. (1.
Huntington mill was set up, which,
however, gave little or no resnit. A
new Huntington mill has been pur-
ores of gold, nickel, copper and iron chased and will be running in the
in the earth, are in that form alike course of a few weeks. Tbe „gold.
useless to the service or mans The mill built -at Marmora to treate
money must go into circulation, and arsenical ores by the Walker -Carole
the ores must be wou and their process has .been closed down - fur
want0)'0 to
metals made ready for the purposes
Mr. Blue gives some very interest-.
of commerce and. the arts.'
ing statistics• as to the ratio of wages
tion of life, and the person effecting MINING STMOISTICS.
to•valub of product in some of the
the insurance has -usually no instir-1 The number of locations sold dur- leading branches of mining, and
able interest in the life. The fraudia I jag.
lent counivanee a an insurance I to 2,271 acres, the price being
the past year was 40, extending devotes a considoritble :meant of
space to a demonstration of the
$7,75(3. The "'amber leased- ,was • growth of the cement and clay indus-
60, of 7,050 acres in eatent, the re-ltrie. aTelpiettiFtrueisesiell;ssi Itsiraeckateinvecli(T)irlii.ag
eeipts from rents of locations being! cotta
$10,290. The total value of the rixpidly. Six veers only have passed
Product in 1891 was $6,086,758, and since the i tarot! uction of t Ills induatry •
the number of persons employed in
producing it was 6,095, who receiv- "Ind last \Till' 2011 Workmen wese en-
gaged turning out product to the
ed $1,810,289 in wages-. There value of $986,a30. There has been
seems to be aavery considerable say- steady improvement in the a talliteca
ing* of labor to the mine -owners in
1893, when the ture of our cities as a result of the
comparison with introduction of these materials.
product was valued at but $46,000 PAVING BRICK.
The director hopes for ' much from
the new paving -brick industry, and
says :—"The importance of the clay
industry has been so well recognized
by the Legislature of Ohio that n
course of practical. and scientilic in-
struetion iii the art of clayonakitig
and ceramic.; has been added to. the
educational work of the State Univeia
sity, and the first term of this depart-
ment opened in September of last
value produced. The remaining year. Work of that kind is as much
seven -eights go to the owners of' the needed in Ontario as in Ohio, and
oil fields and the captains of corn- the professors of our seientific schools
mem. On the other hand, in .the cannot too semi prepare to enter upon
making of common brick and drain Ito
tile, the value of which is set down Not a little space is cloiefted to eon -
at $970,000, there are 2,375 em- sideration of the effort of - the Moore-
ployees, earning 089,000. - In house syndicate to introduce iron
bricksmaking 40 per cent. of the
ward Canada. Mr. Blue, discussing smelting in Ontario. 'Phe last attempt
total value of' the product goes to the t ,
the often asked question why Cana- .1.011 was made in 1851,
o moducc 1
worker,. the raw notterial beings of'
diens themselves do not invest in and 'many subsequent projects have
mining enterprises, says come te nothifi Ir. Ari account is
very little value. In the quarrying.
ONTARIO'S NINES.
•
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF
• --
- lesi than in 1804, while 1,087 more
men were employed in 1893 than in
1891., and $95,301 more was paid in
wages. .
Some curious results are reached
laden in Upper Canada in 1192, In & Rutter, and gives evidence of care- by an analysis of the figures. In
. which is a special provision makin.r 1, fat compilation, by Mr. Archibald the petroleum industry, for example,
the law of England the law of Upper 1Blue, Director of the Bureau. Mr. 486 employees turn out products to
Canada. I Blue has the faculty of imparting the value of $2,146,937 and get
I and his reports are valuable to the or. roughly
ONTARIO LEGISLATION. I Much information in a readable form, $979,930 in wages,
In 1892 it was found that an itie speakine. aboat an eighth of the
so
!general reader as well as to the min-
mense number of policies were afloat ,
ling expert. The report for 1891 's
in Ontario on the lives of young 1 prefaced by a few remarks on the
children, effected somethnes by their .
, difficulty of securing capital for th ;
parents, sometimes by friends, al' ' development of mines during a
sometimes by others not connected period. ot depression. The American
with them at all. These policies are and English capital heretofore pu.
a breach of the English gambling into the work has for the time as a.
'act, and the question arose, What result of depression ceased to flow to.
was to be done about them? There
were from 20,000 to 25,000 of them
in force in the Province. It seemed
a very strong step to declare the n
illegalriaut it was deemed right in
theafirStPlace to regulate the amount,
which could be placed on a young
Child's li(e, and in the next place to
limit the taking out of a policy on
such a life to the parents. Thea.
seemed two safeguards, namely :
(1) the ihniting of the amount to be
placed to about the expenses of the
last illness and the cost of burial,
and (2) making it legal for the parents
only to take out the policy. Legis-
lation to this effect was accomplished
by the Insurance Corporations Act of
1892. There was at adjustment
last session of the amount which it
was permissible to place on a youug
ehihre life. The adjustment of last
session was for the purpose of making
the law work conveniently with the
titeaie which had been adopted by
several companies, and so avoid the
DecesSify of the printing of new forms
by them. Some of the newspapers
criticised us for sanctioning* child
int:ay:ince at all, but we found very
many policies of the kind Waging' not hair as inneh 04 Wil4 allowed in
! loeatiorts are being actively develop. Taylor, Dmoist, et, Owen send.
and SO WC have thrown the substan: I 18st.
tial shfeguards mentioned about it, I cal/n(111m banks la t',., 01,04 it.. „r.
Yet, with ail Mint men()); la !ed, and one ;;old mill is nearly ready
for operation. In the Lake of he At the time I was suffering lipid*,
8160111118 Willeh did 11(4 exist he- I ( an ti if :IAA) oj.) tn. .!,; to ),0 ),) ti i Woods district the mine and miit ton 1116. pain, but inside of 11VOIVO it0i1V8
fore. This is the state of things now ". ',, ' 1 , '
requireg .0) i eve,op a p.imil-ing 111111. .. 'ul ,ATIA, 1,
t, . is Ina have been worked after'l took the ili.st dose the pain ,., . , .„,_ _
with l'egord to tbild inSitralle0, / Wt MC, 1 continued until I took
There is no 'knit in law, however, we el est, ti p)Ic p i .1. I i i. 1: e i t.,(41 Seal tug I i 1. 0111 1110 entire et,ent of thc worl,tings, _ Ateteect
on pletely ehreti, Signecl,,. 3. 1, jor iiwen.ty-five_ Years
i erat Irollui,-rw --mot illoitstleasit , 4- eoutarmetvo, told 'it la claimed that '
xo Ltiirr, V.1 AMOUNT, I which would he, of erairse, o viiIt — , free -milling' ol'e ii obtained through. i e 1
, three bottles, rind I consider I am
as to the arnount winds any min Great livh4lin tor it ; Tin. 1,11),,,, „I, now about 20' fi,e undet giound. ' Leith. P. 0„ Ont. Sold at
are Chishohn's Col'IW Drug Store,
%nay mit on his own life. The la w 1 the miner alone mav ilovel,);, the
suppoes him to have an illbill'ithlti 111111131111 wealth or Ontario, a4 it has Three other proud:4111g taroperties
in eourse of development with British, .
mild in insuring his own life Ite May but Oa l)roVe4i i'r itonidild litboi* ill 1.' 18 1w°Pa3(it t° tillt rain °rt e`ttehl This is now quite onoocessaryl Lilo
mike either his estate or any desig. this til P01 or linbl4try unlit bo 11f 1110111 4110 Yo4r. Xt Om Pmsolic many /stiles, you may have your baby ,
Wed 17(178011 b Is benefit far y. 'When, i slow and p..mirion4, With this het:: Votlilipiasnot.4411:1 ols: ill oolos* Gf. °14001,01 at fat, laulAblog mal totTspv, 11 you give it
4tkr, he is effecting an instran 1 of capital, the &mute or steeeminl rAtotto ArSer Inge" StAllit'it Iltottlisim Wool Witt lit Rho IN ,KsBEsTFRIEND
Dia of MI yetua slot, that ins 4 ofittsrt mil be I
The annual report of the Ontario
Bureau of Mines has been issuedfrom
the printing house of Warwick Bros.
'Money in large quantities is
known to be lying in the banks.
The statement for the month °tidily;
28th February ultimo shows th
there was deppsited in the banks if
Canada by the publics. payable on
demand, 861,555,403, and payable
after notice $115,083,710, making :i
total of $1,70,639,1.13. The state-
ment for the corresponding date in
of stone even a greater proportion of
the product goes to the laborer. The
value of stone quarried by -854
persons was $551,000, and the speaks with commendation of the
amount paid in wages was 5330,000.1
'strengthening of the staff by the
STILT, DEVELOPING, appointment of Dr. Coleman of the
As.Mr. Blue explains, much of .the School of Practical Science • as
work done in the gold fields of the geologist and enineralist. Words of'
Province is in development and praise are also given to Mr. T. W.
preparing for the ertetien of mills. Gibson, Secretary, for a valuable
paper on thnHinterland of Ontario.
given of the works of the syndicate
now in process. of construction. Mr.
Blue in his message of transmission
114
nigiyon Ciantft
—15 FUBL1SIIED
n'VERY 1%11)AT mOBNING
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TIIVIES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE STREET
WINGI1AM, ONTARIO,
Subsorlptiou prig% $t Per year, inniavanoe
ADVERTISING RATES;
apace 1 1 yr. 1 0 OW, —• 3 um. 111103
One* colUrnii Stffi 00 *40 UO 1 4.4.'20 00 6 O�
aim " 40 00 20 00 12 00 4 00
quarter " 20 00 12 00 7 00 2 00
Ole bleb 5 00 it 00 2 00 1 00
bagel awl other casual advertisements, So. por line
for drat insertion, and 30. per line to 08011 subsequent
insi,e0rotair 1.40tioes 100,
pc. line for first Insertion, and
50, por lino for ouch subsequent inserticii. No Iowa
notice will be charged less than 2.5c.
Advertisements of Lest, Found, Strayed, Situations.
and Business 011RIIM Wanted, not exceeding 8 lines
nonpareil, 51 Per Month
Houses and Farms for Salo, not exceeding 8 line*
51 for Stilt month, 600. per subsequent month
These terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for local advertisements, er to
I e ifuelreprteirsielso.n ts
and local notices without specifle
directions, will ho inserted till forbid and chargeed
accordingly. Transitory advertisements must be
paid in advance .
Changes for contract ativertiv.inents must be in
1
the office by Wednesday noon, in order to appeas
that week
It, ELLIOTT
PROPRIETOR AND ?WILMER
CUES
GCMG,
CRAMPS,
cmoLowt,
BY,SEFfirEillIfy
siuDLEilit filiOnv'tiSp
CHOLER/1 INFANTWITI
and all Summer Complaints and Fluxes of the
Bowels. It is safe and reliable for
Children or Adults.
For Salo by all Boaters.
• • 1 - • - n
DR MACDONALD,
CENTRE STREET.
WIEGUAlt, • • •ONTARIO.
•
ook'sCottodloot
statistics S1L)W that the harvest
1881 showed that there was ftt that ! ifile
tittle deposited and payable on de- of the stockholder is not yet. Dur-
mand $10,174,518, and payable after ; ing 1891 the amount of gold produe-
notice $38,515a106, being a, tots., 1 ur ed in Ontario was 2,0221. ounces,
$70,019,924. This was a period „r I valued at $32,776. To the 02 men
in gold -mining $88,032
high-water mirk In commercial and ; engaged
industrial activity in C:inada, alai I were paid in wages. Of the pros- I have been a victim of rheumatism
men with money were eneouraged , lx ets of gold -mining generally Mr.
to invest in business enterprisesiBlue says :— for seven years being confined to
, . bed for months At a time, unable
rather than deposit 10 the brinks at al "The gold fields of the I. rovince
A to turn myself. I have been treated
low rate of interest or at sta 'rine itt I are attracting greater notice,
4131" by many physicians in this part of
alb After fourteen yetu.s the do- (laving the past year the Rainy Lake the eortntry, none of hon benefited
posits at.e seen to hnve been. inerettsed ; region especially drew many explor- me. I had no faith in rheutnatie
by over is100,00),000, one-tlinq of 1018 and eapitalists toward it. ein'es advertised, but my wife indite -
the whole mount being at call aaa1Namerous discovePles of g'old.bearing .
44., ed me to get a bottle of South Athol -
I ) *) t * t a 1" to of loteresr pPH iibl V lore are reported there, f(all. of "ve.' can Rheumatic,. Cure from Mr,
X),T TOW.LEIt.
V •
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Enron—
Office Up.stairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing.
ham, OnL
Orytos II mins. —9 to 12 a. 1 to 5 p. in., or 9.t.
Residence, Diagonal Street.
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician. Sueeessfutty used
monthly by thousands of
Ladica. 1g the only perfectly'
safe andreliable medicine dis.
covered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in place of this. Mk for
Cook's Cotton Root Compound. take no Nadi.
We, or inclose 51 nude cents in postage In letter
andwe willsend, sealed, by return mail. Fullsealed
particulars In plain envelope, to ladles 'only, a
stamps. Address The Cook Company,
Windsor. Ont.. Canada.
"Within Twelve Roars After 7irtt Doso
the Pain Left Mo"—Itheumatiem
of Seven 'feats' Mending.
Sold in Wingbam by G. E. Williams, Druggist.
Ask your Druggist foi
Murray &
Lanmares
T P. KENNEDY, M. Di4.1.1, C. Pg (1;
.l MedaltiVoletV°esrttoorn CJIi.vel:sityt1 1..'rtno.) House
Surgeon in London General Hospital. Special atm.
tion paid to diseases of wonum and children.
Office—Formerly occupied by Dr. Moldrum,Corner
of (lenzeseniiimd..11,atri.ol streets.
()sr
FLORIDA WATER
A IDAINTY FLOP(At, EXTRACT
For Handkerchief. Toilet and Bath:
D11. J. ticASII,
Al. IL Toronto, Member College Physicians and
Surgeons, Ontario.
BELOItAVIS
ONTARIO
t) VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Et0”
Private tmtl Company funds to loan st lowestrate.
Interest, No commission charged. Mortgages, tow
and farm property bought and sold-
OFFICE—Beaver Block WiNonAn
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, &e„
)1/bighorn, Ont.
E. L. DICKINSON,
Barrister Etc.
SOLICITOR TO BANN OF HAMILTON. 'MONEY Te,
LOAN.
Office—Moyer Block, Wingliam.
DENTISTRY.—J. S. J &SOME, L. D. S., W moues.
5Sztr— Is manufacturing first.class sets of
teeth us cheap es they can be made
In the Dominion. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed perte. sato.
0.F.VIOE In the Seaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick 'House.
yob et *mai
interest in his own life to anY itinoililtf dolw. elsewhere u- Is Ili re re open -.ion 4; A,III MOM( A Ild. Callittdift.11 0$1.Pital $ MA, ' A Pim:, sad Zrathil Baby,
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;30,coi? C3I' okso;004
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. 0., L. D. S.,
Dootorcntai coofneDpental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
OFFICE, MACDONALD'S BLOCK.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Witquit An,
ONTARIO.
je DEANS. JR,. WIEORMI.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR TIIE 'COUNTY
OF imam
Sales attended 11 any part ot the Co. Charges.
Moderate,
JOHN CURRIE, WINonait,
LisE•sfolo AUcTIONSER FOR Vitt COUNTIES
11014(31 ,!,SP mamas
All orders lett at the Tinge office promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
j AMES IIENDilliSON,
LION:dial) AtierleaRtIR reit COUNTIlle trUlteN Aii
BIttler,
All solos attended to promptly and on the Shortest.
Notice.
Charges Moderate end Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be made at the
Tains' office
WixoliAn ONg
Money to tont on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT xtElt.SON,ABLE RAPES
Money advarterd on Mortgages o ti• pet Oentalt
privilege at paying at the end of any year. Note
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