HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-06-05, Page 6THE WINGII M TIMES, JUNE 5, 1896.
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t.ot be known till the new Adminis• t MAKING PARADISE IN ANTI-
lug
1. % t : DUD tration, Wm to be established, goes G S TI,
into power.
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miles)—Promised Cost, $136,000; ex-- A Parisian to Stools it with
Game.
'ItITJAY JUNE 5, 1800.
St,
Charles Braneh Railway (14
Petaled upon it, $1,740,000; outstand-
ing chums, $20,719; cost of road o
it -
1 self, $822,000; cost of Iand damages, o� salFail;� rOE HOUSES AND aool.s
LA1. it,IER SAYS NO. i ALREADY ir0IBwA1tDFD AND `.CRI:.
i over $900,000, WORK or S TLEUENT BE.
At a political meeting in Beller 'Pay Canal (six miles)—Estimated otne.
se, on Friday=, Senator Landry $47 i,$1on it,
?8 ; revenue forexnds 89 � $126 ; Quebec, May 16, 189G. --A British
Rained that Zion. lir, ringers, a cost of maintenance 1894, $?,458' island in American welters, under the
amber of the Tupper eabinet, and Little Rapits Loelt,--Contract esti- rule of a French governor, der th -
at he (Landry) had been officially elate of cost, $86,680; ,paid to con- sibte only to a ''nmol? master for his
official acts, is the rather anomalous
position now occupied by the Isle of
Anticosti, in the Gulf of St Lawrence
The new governor, who has already
si;Qa,ted to represent him and to tractor, 260,000; contrnetors's
ply to %£rr. Laurier, He was
claims unpaid, $6,100; no traffic and
• i no receipts from the work,
eard patiently until touehing on l Gtilops Rapids Channel (Cornwall
the Manitoba school question, he Genal)—Contract price, $3O6,G00, left Quebec to plant the flag of his
barged lir, Laurier with being a : paid to contractors, $446,500; con- Parisian master upon the island,
traitor to his race and ereed, when ; tractor's claim edit unpaid,$130,000. which is naw a kingdom all of his
the Liberal leader's friends resented 1 The Minister• of Canals declared in own. is M. Louis Commettant, of
the false charged. and hailed the ! in Parliament after the work wit Montivilliers, near Havre, France.
speaker with cries of Beaanp•H't „taken over that no one would useHis master is M. Henri denier, the
asylum, job, and Quebec harbor;.ri Sheik's 'stand Dam (Cornwall
multi millionaire chocolate manufae-
worksrobberies; and be demands that Canal) --The original contract was toter, who, it will be remembered,
should explain robberies;
For teatime abandoned upon which $15,500 of purchased the entire island last year
matters looked ugly, and tit;i•e was , money was absolutely thrown away. from ttie English syndicate that con -
every prospect of a rove but the The new work was given to a favor- trolled it for the sum of 800,000
Liberal leader begged his friends to ed firm of contractors without ten- francs—less than a third of a franc
listen to Mr. Landry peacefully and del's, who have been allowed $•'2t- per acre, for Anticosti is more than
wait for Mr. G' ignette s reply. 'Phis .310 miles in. length by 35 wide at
!! p y' . i i 500.
Langevin Block—Estimate of cost, its greatest width, and contains some
OH to restored ole that and 111r, Landry wvy as I.e. I less than t" 500,000; already paid, twand a half millions of acres of
preen at veaof Iltir SA.ngersltarid the i 5781,000; outstanding claims, $250- land and water.
government, he was authorized to 000• Contractor (;harlebois had this While almost void of population,
state that Sir Charles Tapper was `clause pat into the contract-, which Anticosti is upward of one fourth
other contractors on the br:ilding had larger, than Prince Edward's Island.
or undertaking
ready to sign a formal, pledginghhimselftotv with the Government: "The con- �'
which is a Province of itself, with its
tractors will agree to bind there- Lieutenant-Goveznor, its Legislature
nettle the Manitoba school question l selves to buy the right of way frome
in a way desired by the bishops. ' and a population of eighty thousand
I the contractor. Mr. Charlebois.
Needless to say that this announce- i
• ment caused a sensation, especially 1 Connolly -McGreevy Won ks-Cost
r when Mr. Landry followed it up by 1 to contractors of work, $2,184,259;
Cost to country, t(,ra ratiz`s, M95:3 a`n',3,188, 84; contrac-
a, demand to Mr. Lauber to say ' 075• loss to cvuntr
whether he was prepared to do the ' p ' y
same thing. Mr. Laurier said that ' after deducting a fair profit of 3700 -
he could not think it possible that : 00Printine Bureau Sca.Iidlll—Sene-
Mr. Landry was authorized to make
such a statement. For his part be cat's c4ncrinisslone on purchases of
could say—No ! as he was opposed supplies and m4chinery, '50,000.
to do,any such thing as Mr. Lendr y 1 Curran Bridge—Estimated Lost,
c bad said Sir Charles Tupper was $1; 3,000; Government commission-
er's estimate of reasonable cost, $160-
000;
ost,;;160-
000; actual cost $430,000: stolen from
the country, $270,000.
Campaign contributions paid by
Senator Ross to Sir Adolphe Caron,
recouped by subsidy to the Lake St.
Zion. Alexander Mackenzie, when John Railway, 323,000.
Premier of Canada, wrote that one l rt:riel`ict011 and St. Mary's Bridge
Paill•up capital of company, $20, -
Beaver and other fur -bearing
animals will also be introduced, and,
if possible, the more valuable species
of the North Arnericau fox. The
browa bear is already a resident of
Anticosti, and will be encouraged to
increase and multiply for the sake of
his pelt and of the chase.whieh he
affords. Otters are plentiful, and
will be protected, and the common
red fox may be placed in the same
category.
Mr. Merrier bas excellent fisheries
ready to his hand, The whole island
is splendidly watered, the rivers be-
ing necessarily small. They swarth
with beautiful brook trout, while
their lower stretches are known for
the abundance of salmon and sea
trout by which they are frequented.
The Jupiter is the largest river, and
anglers from Quebec, who have visit-
ed it, report its salmon to run from
ten to fifteen pounds in weight.
There are abundance of ducks ane
geese about the coast, and the sports-
man need never be at a loss for some
kind of game. Seals may often be
shot, lobsters are large and numer-
ous around the coast, and the waters
that wash the shores of the island
teem with such fish as halibut and
cod, wbilo whales not unfrequntly
clthse shoals of capelin quite close in
to the land.
Agriculture and the raising and
fattening of prime cattle are another
of Mr. Menier's pet projects; and lie
is reported to have already selected
a little advance colony of stilled
French farmers, who will shortly be
sent across the Atlantic. The most
luxuriant grass for grazing purposes
pledged to.
WHERE THE MONEY HAS
GONE.
of the hardest tasks was to prevent 000:; Government loan at 4 per ceq
the public treasury front being ex.
,300 000• GovernMent bonus, $80, -
soars. grows wild upon the island and
Itis not so much the natural dis- le soil of theinterior is a island,
advantage of the island
that have „elm
prevented its development; the chili- Upon her present trip the Fox
catty in the way of its settlement BB near the "north east corner of
having been mainly its inaccessibility
Anticosti, where the chief harbor of
and the mismanagement in the the colony is to be created, the Savoy
hands of the various speculators who has taken iron rails for a narrow 1
have controlled its destinies for soy -
gauge railway, boats of various sizes
eral decades. for fishing etc,guns for
Mr. Mettler has commenced aper- "' hunting
anions by sending out a steamer to purposes, ploughs and other agrieul-
connect the island, by regular trips, (tura? trellisimplmeats, palisades hi iron
with the mainland. This vessel, the and;work to finish of the resi-
Savoy, arrived here on Saturday last ; cten owner of the governor and of the
from Havre, after a rapid and very 1 of the island, casks of import-
from
trip across the Atlantic. r cd provisions and etc. She has tow -
Freighted with a remarkably miscei ed down with her two large schooners
laueous cargo, the Savoy left on : loaded with frame buildings to be
Wednesday on its pioneer voyage to :erected on the island, and five or six
other crafts havere sailed down with
Anticosti. Governor Corn ntettant, , i ,
on a specially chartered vessel, ac- smilar cargoes. !'hese buildings,
more than thirty imall, some of thele
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FRANK SCELI'SJ
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rOn GET 12 BRAVES AND „.1. HAIR
s'oit $1.
Opposite Norman's Hotel,
WINGHAIII, - - ONTARIO.
Agency as Parisian Steam Laundry.
ploited for private purposes. dont. eontpanred bE' his l• ow wire and of cite lar a dimensions, have been
000; total . cost of bridge, $-118,000; tour little daughters, preceded the q late
re
If+ester, cif the Tappet' Govern- fion.ting .debt of bridge. -:19,000; Savoy a few days tO his future home prepared in Quebec by Albert
]?lent, is going up and duwn the interest due the Government on loan Peters. Mr. Mehl of a agent, and There
country quoting the deceased 1 rent -taking also with him his second in to serve avar•iet purposes.
since 1888 $GR 000; total amount of d tiI L1nd' until lately y
0T
ier's letter as an indication of the public money t stink in the private
the kind of men who supported the
speculation, $'96,000.
Mackenzie Ail ministration. It is Caraquet Railway—$224,000 of
difficult to see where the application }>ubiic money has been put into this
comes in, except it be to emphasize
sulk -hole. The road is not paying
the ?'act that the Liberal party put running expenses, and the public ex -
leaders in power who regarded it as penditare w}rich was incurred for
their first duty to prevent any hood-etiuii purposes, is a total Ioss.
ling or malappropriation of the Manyle have been specular
unman , 1 . . i , • is a large house for the governor and
a trader of Havre, w'ho is to assist smaller ones for the settlers, grist and
the .governor in the interior oi•ga.niz-
ation of this newest new b'ra.nc•e in i lesss, bw arins,andter and cheese factor -
stables, sheep pig and
America. poultry houses and store houses for
The settlers will all be Old World
merchandise.
Frenchmen, and none will be permit-
ted to land for the purpose of taking
up residence on the island esteept by •
usti. Realism—Airs. Wins-
iAn Otis AND * trn.v Year,.
people's taxes, whereas Mr. I�"aster' . people the permission of the new proprietor,
g on whytimes have been so hard i 1'1 t ' r 1
•
and his assciates have permitted
many millions of dollars of public
money to be boodied by subordinates.
The contrast is so marked that it
seems foolhardy for an> iiember of
the present Administration, by quot-
ing Mr. Mackenzie's manly declar-
ation, to force it to be made. We
have for yeat•s had a Government
which does not govern—an aggre-
gation that has spent its ti❑1e, not in
looking after the intet•t•st of their de-
partments, and running th fm on a
business basis, but in intriguing t.,
get ahead of their fellow politicians
and to retain office at all hazards.
Then when it f•1 fi,und that the pub -
Inn ` and then subject alike .e t0 IIS rule tor' S,.othfn Syrup has been used for over fifty
pub -
WINOIiAhi, ONTARIO.
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DR �R MACOuNAt.D,
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CENTRE sTREET,
A. E. SMITH,
Successor to HALSTED & SCOTT,
Josephine Street • - Wingham, Ont.
and mony scarce. How can the and to the peculiar conditions that years by millions of mothers for their children while
ordinary Citizen have many to spend i O'etbttrt, wish portectsuconvs, I1 soothes the obflu,
are placed on the new colony. All sotfens the grans, allays all lain, i'uruq wind r•ollo.
freely when so much is taken from and fs the best ronnedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
settlers in Anticosti will have to re- the taste. Sold by nrugrlats in every part oC the
hien: 1, to spend on that whichprotft-
eounce the use and importation of woriu. Twenty -fire 0,11.10 a booth•. Its vnluo is
eth him not, but is used to debaut'b 'incalculahlo. Be sure gnu ask for Mrs. Winslow'.
alcoholic beverages. Chocolate does Soothing 83 rue, and take no other kind.
the electorate, and to sustain scound- not appear to be forbidden. Ilunt-
rels who will never earn an honest , ing upon the island is strictly pro- ,
living so long as there is a contract hibited. It is in feet the intention a
to boodle in exchange for political of. Mr. Meniertto reserve the whole ; rr
service. i interior of the island,'i xccpt as it'
2. To sustain a few favorite mil -;gradually becomes Settled, for his 1
lionaires in their combine privil- l own hunting, and for the increase of
eges.
I game and far -bearing animals. l
3. To pay for the interest on' the rphose now upon the island will be
enormous pubiie debt which has been carefully preserved, and such other .
piled on the people in recant years. , forms as are deemed advisable will
lie has been defrauded, tires ensue , i be imported and proteetc d. It is ,
Money has been stolen, a deputy is 3 understood to beelr. ;healer's intcur-
lamed, a bluff is made at punishing ; OMR AQDlti'E J"C 1 tion to make tine island the greatest
�£AR EDITOR: --Please inform your, private 3;11100 ,)reserve in the work. p � � 91 �1t3f i" "?
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ALA
—ANID—
ALL SHADES.
liittt, he is dismissed for a time, and
taken hack to keep ]lie mouth shut,
for he knows too much -to make it
safe to permanently east flint out,
scapegoat though he has been made.
lllr. telbson, M. 1'. for Lincoln, put
the ease effectively when, discussing
the Soulangea Canal seandel, he
seidr "But in the Department of
Public Works and int, the Depart -
meet of 1tailways and Canals there
is no p1btie work completed within
the last tett or tweiwe years that has
not Cost frau) 50 to 100 per cent
More than it ought to {Cave cost, and
every one of thein has been attend-
ed with disgrace, fraud and scan1
readers, that if written to confidentially ; i-1 wilt visit his domain every sum- ` '
will mail in a sealed letter, particulaire mer and spend throe months of
of a genuine, honest home pure. by,p
tvhieh I was permanently restored to every year in hunting- upon its wile?
GARDENTOOLS
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health and manly vigor, after years of territory. ?lis transatlantic trips PUMPS,
suffering from nervous debility, seltuail , , ,..r; P
RAY fire to he mind( in one of the elegant
weakness, night losses arid weak shrunk- `
en parts. I was robbed and swindled by 1 81101313 yachts beloOging to 11t:r broth -
the quacks until 1 nearly loot • faith in er and ttiniself-. the Velleda and the:
mankind, but tbant; heaven, I om now' Mei•ncsis. i
well, vigorous and strong, and wish to �•
•
make this Certain means of cure known,'
,11'..Mrettier s agents Iarenegotating
to all sufferers. I halve nothing' to EAe11, I with lfuntr rs in Canada for the pur-
abd want no money, brit beim.; a firm Ghtr�e of a large rtiiinber of wild ,
believer in the universal brotherhood of ,,nitultis for stocking the island.
ntan,.I
are dOSirous of lt)e:ping the ora f
happitlea,s, r pr3mb-e Tial perfect :•e.:- • thirty heal/' a. red deer, which are
fortunate to regain their helnitt) midi't'liey have already Imt•chasedile:rrly c� �r �a /� �j
recy two as I ft() not wine) to ex;)i)"._r 0n' -i now safely statlleflatCapeSt. Ia,near. CLEVELAND,
CTE' A.t.'(i.ED,
PARIS GREEN,
BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
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dal, cell ?.laic+r, plrr.shO lLials r.:, r, '43.npi) :.N. '0.1 K;eve!'a3 !Niles below (31.11;b r' whence 1
i. t n JuJ4 :3.13, ii,,anfra T, Oa, PERI •!r
And ret the Minister says: 'I did 1 they will shortly be sliippt;(l on board 1 � ti�i
know" bout it I wee 1
- sire i.rf y air the home of fl.,. it future'
BANK of HAMILTON
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WIN GH AM.
Capital, $1,250,000. Rest, 3650,000
Proeldent--JOHN sTVART.
Vice-President—A. 4J. RAMSAr.
DI7S.1 CTOktS
Joint PROCTOR, ORO. Roam, wM Giese; M P. A. T.
Noon, A. B. Ls' (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
Savings 10ank—Houre,10to S• Saturdays, 10
1. Deposits or 31 and upwards received and interest
Aaowed.
Speoiat Deposits oleo received et current
rates of Is, oast.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United States
bought and roll
B. WILLSON, AGENT
E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
dDe PRINTING,
INCLUDING Books, Pamphlets, Posters, Bill
Heads, Circulars, &e., &o,, executed in the best
style of the art, at moderate prices, and on short
notice. Apply or address
S. G. BROWN,
Tlstss Office, Wingham,
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not a ;
flvt there• I heft it to lily deputy.'' 'l roar bravely l; ll.l:,wn l;v l,er.1exile. They are all. healthy looking; GA °t DJii1T CITY)
rirl•i, evidence is to be found in the furrniu;ti' without witness whit vele • specimens of this hardy deer, and
records of the house, anti it May be might be capable (+f• doing before an will doubtless stalld their iihort sett •
po`aible to Stinllnari/e settle vif the the world. • V3)•\r'ge well. Caribou end moose
ttteain:; whereby millions of dollar:; of •t 1 i t
T IS "UM um -a 1 (10 (4I
Mat public (honey have been discover..
have IS
used nays t T. Fred.
DOMINION.'
J.CLOG :GG.,
BOOKBINDING.
We aro pleased to announce that any Rooke or
Magazines left with us for Binding, will have our
prompt attention. Piles for Binding in any style
will be given on application to the TOMBS Office..
are also laclni, sought, and w tateyer'
1 (er 1'T' Hardware Merchants,
1.ndersnn,
'' fil)CCtAit(`n3 ot these can be obtained
Et+3 have beenboomed. J3:ow of T.14 Simms & Co., in speaking of Nor- wilt also be tran5poltecl to Mr. Men
ach additional has been stolen may way Pine Syrup. ier',a island. Successors to J. A. Cline & Co.
Money to Loan on Notes
Notes Discounted
AT RE, E!<.SONAI3LE RATEs
Money sdvaueed on Mortgages et 642 pet cent with
privilege of paying at the cud of any goat. Not s
and accounts colfeuted.
1tOn:T. 5101211300.
Beaver Block Winuhan,, un,t.
JOHN FELTN
Manufacturer of nil kinds of
WOODEN PUMPS,
which can he suppliers on short, notice,
NINOnAM, - OI1TAA(o.
13 e•ANST0NE,
BARRISTF.IB, SOLICITOR, Etc..
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest roto
intermit. No commission charged. Mortgages, thole
and .'arm property bought and sold
OPTION—Beaver Block WisonAM
IRON' AND FORCE PUMPS supplied
to order.
REPAIRING promptly attonaed to.
Pitt:ea reasonable.
Agent for the Brantford All Steel
Pumping Mill.
If you require anything in the above
lines, give Mr. Pelton,a call.
SHOP—Diagonal street, nearly opposite
Beattie's Livery, \Vingharll.
JOHN ?ELTO ".
ror rPw''nt -Si Z 1Lars
l;
E O 3 ° S BEST FRIEND
LAnoc ai• :slht.L .IN CANADA.
J. A, MORTON,
BARRISTER, dm,
WIngham, Ont.
E. L. mean SON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
SOLICITOR TO ;OANX 031' HAMILTON. MONEY TO
LOAN. -
OIece•-Moyer Block. Winghem.
il>r 0• CAMERON,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &c„
Dlllce--Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew streets,
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Go»ieiuON, • ONTARIO.
DENTISTltl.—J. f J Ei4OIdE, L. D. S., Wureaes,.
Ia manufacturing 6rat•class sets Or
••Fel r r` e.
n thtetheaConiin ion as ttTeeth extraotn be teed
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed per,e,tly sate.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. B., L. D. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pannsylvsai
Dental College.
OFFIOE•-•MA000NALO BLOOK.
}101R-43111viaitBlyth every Wednesday.
JOHN RITCHIE,!/ GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
W moa tH, mum
P DEANS, JR.. Ly1NUIIA3t,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
• OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Chargee
Moderate.
OHN CUR1tIE, WINOnAX, Oar.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Sales of Farm Stock and Farm Implements a
specialty.
All oilers hdtat the TIME! office prouptly attend.
ed to. Tonna roasn iable,
SOCIETY MEIrTINGS.
C,,it3� `_ _Court llaltland, No, 25, Candle*6?
6l Ww urt1 r Purester+,,eets the second.
and hist briday evening of every month, iu Ore.
gory'e Is.nek Visiting brethren weleein e. T. J..
Heiken, C. 33. 11. lr. L' 3rtott, It. 8.
L(t� . Winglu,,n L. 0. 1,., No. 704, meets.
O, first t'ridty lti uvely month in,
the t)ratieeflail; visitorsWakenao. 3, (7011y,
RT..3 .; n . J. Mr.•w;, ttee.•soc,
YOU= •O PE3PLE'S IO .
5i. P. 8.0 E.—Meeting in basement of
I'1?eehy'trriatr dined' Ir every Friday evening.
iltitiect for ,loan: fiat : 'I by grace .,f Minn-
Utak
ntnl-Iwitok II; :13.37; John 13: 1.17.
Aline Rube: tea,n.
EPWORT21 LEAGIT 4 ---Meeting every
Tburr:dny '*'.-nin,; it; the Aletirodintchurch.
l crbi«.et far : pnr.13th : Dinh 0 of Church
lM'en)h,.rsLi;). `')s'11 C;mu:9(' tf Pledge.
Acts ii, 42 ; Mal. iii. 1C. ,3. W. Ilogarth.
13. Y. 1'. IT -- ..`.leeting every 'ruesdav
evenilydf ;n clic 'Baptist church. Subjectfor
,hole lith : The Waste of Intemperance.
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