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The Wingham Times, 1896-05-22, Page 4TUE WI i U .TAYI TIMES, MAY 2 ), 1896 C. T OF REVISION. E. WILMS tel , * * I believepropo- you t In1Fs the Temple of Fame, 1 Y } f The CouI • for the 1;' h for t AND - DRUG instruetion under the priest or minis. F O1iDI ICII. this pro o• fcnda nM't 3 I sition is fair, honorable and obtain - 1 The brickwork of Donaghy's new I able,and would effectively move, iv i e bloek is nearly completed.• I all rievance; from the minority, 1 I first sittings i g I. I'hair, who spent the winter at ; vale, on !If this is Mr. Dickinson's opinion why Rondeau, has returned and taken up' 1 o'ula does be not openly condemn Sir his abode in town,• will Charles Tupper for a The south side of Wyness' oc Assessment 11 utnberry for th 1 Ch 1 fo not accepting this r ' bl k ST proposition o Why does he not con-1Well was damaged by lire last win-' deme his obstinacy in keeping par- IT ic1 a, f ' )lament in session, day after day, of 'ter has been repaired and plastered. the purpose of passim a bill that Several car loads of live stock have would for ever prevent Manitoba •t' in a man- ' been shipped from here during the 1 ar 0 ay, May p, m. All per ease take notice tied go es accordingiy. OE1N BURGESS, Clerk. eeviei, . of the h' ownship of 1396,wil1 hold its aid's Hall, Blue- th, 1896, at in tereated them - from settling the question past two weeks by the local buyers. Is ACT. C. H. W TELEGRAPH co j The Epworth League will hold an ner which Mr. Dickinson has declared "ice cream social and entertainment fair, honorable, obtainable and eff ppp. Brunswoek House. Wingham, - - - sig ; in the basement of the Methodist r OTICE TO CREDITO MATTEr, or Tug Gar, ING COMPANY. LIMITED, STOOK WI\DI\a OP 183. •!Yen that Ontari d by Notice is here))tine? Why does he not condemn church, on the evening of May 25th. spattingCmni:any Charles Tupper for going up and . Rev. T. W. Cosens preached mann Ont I down the country during this cam• versary sermons in ITarriston on I peign declaring his determination to ' pass the Remedial Bill at any cost? ;Sunday last. Rev. Mr. Jackson, of iffialting.12am thus FktIDAiY MAY 22nd, 1890. AN UNFAIR ARGUMENT. To say that because the Canadian market for farm produce on a t?rtt in day is higher than the American market for the same time is an argument in favi r cf protection is misleading and absurd. We cannot jadge of a mar- ket by a day or a month, but we must take the average for a longer space of time. Fluctuations in mar- ket prices is largely due to local causes. The rapid rise in the price of wheat last year was not due to Why does he not condemn Sir Charles ( llarriston, had charge of the services In the Methodist church here, morn - for linking himself arm in arm with ; ins and evening. the bishops of Quebec? Why does he i The death of Herbert Braden on not condemn him for excluding from Saturday evening has removed one his newly -formed Cabinet every man!!loved by all. He basuMr from our Inidst who was dearly be - who would allow Manitoba to settle:about five ;months, and God in his ! - -- - the question as was proposed? If Mr. Dickinson wishes to retain the respect which he has commanded in the past, i mercy and goodness released him if he would retain the reputation be from pain. All that medical skill has enjoyed in the past, as a straight , f'nad orion in HIii hn s coulainsd doer ase done rrred forward and consistent gentleman, a 1 in Fordw ich cemetery Tuesday man who stands by his convictions, afternoon. The bereaved family have he must tomo out flat footed and the heartfelt sympathy of the whole denounce the thing he knows to be! community. wrong ; by doing so he would gain the good will and esteem of the en- I tire constituency, and that's all he , can hope to gain by this campaign. I 3LU K1 T P.EPoltTs. WING HAIL Hingham, May 2L, 1890. Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer. EDITORIAL NOTES. Flour per 100 lbs 2 00 to 2 10 Fall wheat THE Brussels Herald of last week spring Wheat accusal the TIMES of talking "guff • Barizy and nonsense" in asserting that the Peas special resolution pa Company, resolve to said. Company amongst ,and N, G. Sperling, the Compaoy,iu the prop • tions resolution. said sha holders Mg the liabilities the said Co. also set out in the said Company ,;y will act upon the st day of July next. itors of the Company are he 070 to 072 070 to 072 020 to 020 030 to0.35 0 45 to 0 45 protection, but because we had es- 0 11 to 0 11 Manitoba School Question was one i Butter,...... ported from Ontario until there, was of prime importance. Isere is what ;good pert old ... ... o 2s too 0 50 not sufficient left to supply* the de Sir Charles Tupper said of the gees- I Hay per ton .......... .... 8 00 tole, 00 1 Its. Our market I Potatoes, per bushel WilltheHeraldhave, Tallow, per onto eti D Or TILE T, R. S, O. e Gray, lora, & Limited, has by a is shareholders of the oto nil the assets of the M. Gray, N.11. Young the shareholders of the •et out in detail in said ',sinning and satisfy. }any hi the manner said resolution, cordingly. tits resolution by required forthwith, and proportion and to wind The Com upon the All cr to file weir claims against the Compa whet er or not such claims are now due. 1) ted this Oth day of April, A. A., IAA. F. 0. SPAItLING, Secretary, Wingham manors of the mi u 15 to 0 20 tion. H td the 1 1 lb 0 5 to 0 prices in Ontario for cereals is usually d d ndence to Dried J Apples, per lb 0 4 r to 0 05 back -bone an In ep higher during the spring months Chickens 0 20 to 0 23 f assert next week that Sir Charles !Ducks than the American, but in the Tupper, Bart., talked "ga[i and i Geese urkey spring when the markets are high, the farmers have no grain to sell. Nine out of every ten of the producer; are forced to sell their grain in the fall, when our markets are- no higher than the American; and so the higher prices in Ontario to -day benefits only a small proportion of the people. True, the price of baled straw and 11ay was higher in Ontario this year than in the United States, bat was this a. benefit to us? Not at ail, hu' the reverse, fur where one man had hay or straw to sell, others had ta, mortgage their farms or their stool: in order to purchase sufficient fodder to keep their stock alive. On account of last year's shortage in hay and straw, and the mortgages that result- ed, many farmers are in a position to -day to appreciate this point. If left alone, market prices will regalete themselves to be of greatest benefi- to the greatest number, according o• the law of supply and demand. STILL A PERTINENT QUESTION Notwithstanding the lac t tha t Mr. Dickinson has made his campaign debut. the old query as to his posi- tion on the school difficulty is still pertinent because lir. Dickinson, for some reason, does not conte out boldly and say emphatically what he will do; in fact his position as enunciated in his Bellmore speech is unique in being both contrail°ctory and vague. We make this state- ment advisedly believing that we can prove it out of Mr. Dickinson's own mouth. He. said : "If Mr. Laurier had acted. sincerely and honestly and had given his assistance to the government, the question would have been settled long ago." Mr. Dickinson further condemned those who had obstructed the passing of remedial legislation. From this we think that he is a supporter of Sir Charles Tupper and in favor of the Remedial Bill. Here is what be says again however: "Can justice1 be done to the minority of Manitota Without re-establishing a system tf separate schools and impairing tie public schools. I think it can !" f I do not believe in a systefln of separate schools, I am in favor of national schools. * * * I um in favor of the second prnposi. tion made by the representatives of the Manitoba Government, to the Cotinalssionera sent from Ottawa, by which they offer to allow a half hour 1 etch day to be devoted to religious nonsense." Mr. Speaker in times past I have had cession to propose to this house the consideration of measures of very great imp trance but I must confess that I have never risen to propose the seeond reading of a bill under, the :ante sense of responsibility that • I.feel upon the present occasion. 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