HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-12-04, Page 2p'RIDAY, DECEMBER ,1, iR9,r
OUR OTTAWA LETTER.
Ottawa Nov. 23.—Just before the
departure of Sir Oharlt's. Tupper foe
England, a big gathering of the
party was held alt Toronto, and at
Idols gathering, IIen. John Hag
was proclaimed the future leade
the party in Ontario. He. was
pointed chairman of the C?i.tl r
organization, and when Sit. C
took his departure to look after'
investments in England, he did
with a light heart, tally believing
be had brought the reealcitrary
once more into line. Bat who
this we rend ? The C i)naerva
press a few days ago announced
the plans were about aecornplis
for the establishment of at new
servative organization to be kno
as the Toronto Liberal Conserve
CIub. It starts with a capital
$20,000, and the provisional diree
are s ----I . F, Clark, M. P., E.
Osler, M. P.; 0. A. !lowland ; A
Kent ; Wm. Bell; Dr. J. 0. 0
John Laxton ; J, E. Seagram, M.
C. Robinson and E. J. Hearn.
look in vain for the name of II
John Haggart, Hon. John F. Wo
Hon, Dr. Montague, Zion. Lt.
Tisdale and Zion. Clarke Walla
That this new club has been star
exclusively by Toronto politician
evidenced by the name of the me
ber for North Waterloo, Mr. 5
gram, who resides at Waterloo,
his own conntry. A very signific'
paragraph is the following which
take from the published prospectu
"It is believed that au instituti
which would at all times, be east
assessable at a nominal cost, to
respectable people of the Conserv
tive party, irrespective of ran
wealth or station, would be t
means of aeeomplishing much good.
Is it possible, that those prominent
Conservative leaders, whose names
Tuve been omitted have no claim, in
the minds. of the promoters of the
new club, to that degree of respect-
ability that is to be made the stan-
dard upon. which the faithful are to
qualify for membership. Wo are
told the new elub is started in oppo-
sition to the laid Albany Club from
which centre the policy of the Con-
servative party has been directed
for many years. It rather looks as
Vim an effort was to be mottle to revive
'Conservatism in all its objectionable
features of exclusiveness and the
more plebeian blood of the party is
to be boycotted Anyway the feet
has been made quite apparent that
exception has been taken in certain
quarters to Iiaggart's leadership end
a continuance of the old leaders as
the dictators of the party's policy
for the future. And this is the for-
midable opposition we are toldthatare
going to put up a big fight against
the government next session. They
will require to draw their strength
from some other source than unity,
a• commodity not to be found in
Tory quarters just now.
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t'•v stay a titan cannot be st good
party lean unless lits unreservedly
justifies every itet of his party, If
that theory ie to prcr;ti1 I have to
adroit I aux eat at good party man.
In this regard I have ;t worst to say
this week and I am sure the majority
of you will agree with me. In my
last
letter I laid before ti Yc)u it .ropy of
a letter written by Chief Customs
inspector McMichael to Mr. John
A. Grosse of llorrtreal, regarding the
polies* of extracting money, as he
etaate'il, out of certain importers.
Hardly had the latter been published
than 1 was confronted ou the right
anti left with the t'act that lleMichael
was a Liberal in polities. I was told
that I shoold not have published the
letter on that account. Will you
condemn me for doing so? As feu'
as I am myself concerned it makes
not <'t whit of difference to mo what
a man's politics may be if I think
his conduct should be investigsateci.
I wilt make no distinction between
crit and Tory. I ani now 'waiting
to see what action the Controller of
Customs takes to cause an inquiry to
be made in connection with this
matter. It is a deity be owes the
business community to investigate.
ri.tnn TO PLEASE.
I have been remonstrated with fed,
treating in a jocular way the many
politica offence, and jobs I have
brought to light in these letters. I
have been told that there was a lack
of dignity and seriousness about the
way I handled tuy subject that detract-
ed very much from the impression it
was intended to leave behind. Well,
I cannot change my nature and so
am unable to please those who find
fault with ole and who aro looking
r the sack clo;h and ashes. If
ley want ore to chant my reveht-
ons ; to set them to psalm music,
ley will have to get some other
'gen- to sound their dirges.
Tile SE set role
THE SCHOOL QUESTION.
There are of course among my
readers those to whom the recent
settlement of the School Question
'will be satisfactory and those to
whom it will be disappointing, all
could not be pleased. That it is the
best solution of the difficulty, which
has kept the country in a state of
ferment for five years., I am inclined
to believe. Yet it is only a matter
esfopiniori and his own opinion in
this free country every one has a
right to enjoy. For the time it bas
been disposed of, but we are sure to
hear of it again when Parliament
meets. In substance the agreement
'which is to bo proved is an amend-
mendment to the Manitoba School
Act, by Premier Greenway when hie
Legislature meets provides; 1st.
Half an hour's religious teaching
shall be authorized by the School
Board or on the petition of parents.
2nd. In cities end towns forty Re -
sten Catholie papiis, and In rural
t iatriets. twenty five, may obtain a
teacher of their own faith on peti-
tion of parents and guardians, 3rd.
In
schools wherein ten pupils speak
French, or languase other than
.r nglish, as their native tongue, then
teaching shall be conducted in
_et aching
or such other language, and
English on the hi -lingual plan.
Tixerc seems to be no doubt that
nutlet'. the new arrangemeet the
Roman Catholic childreta will receive
a higher grade of education than
IN HE SHAD°;: Or DEATH.
The Condition of Many Young
('iris in Canada.
PALE PACE, AND BLOODLESS Lii'l—
GIV y TO HE\DACt4E1—Is1TREi1E
\VI tKVES8, IIi•;AIiT 1'1 L.PI•rATION
AND OTHER DISTRir:.iaiN"G SY1aPTOijS
—'TIE MEANS OF CURL: READILY.
IL%SD.
Fr an the Lna,ii ;,to.t r t.
The attcation sar' the Post has
laltely been frt•qus'ntly called to a
remarkable enrc in the ease of a
soling. girl !"wits, within n few
mile; or this town, whose life was
desrnaired of, bqt wr)o was cotnpletly
cured in a short; •pafee t'f time by
the moo, w'ortderftii 'of nil remedies
De. Williams- Pink fills. Since
realding in almost every 'seae of the
Pe.;r, of the cures effected by the use
of this ine:dtcine, we felt it to be a
duty' we owed t„ invest.igafte this
case which bag .so urgently been
brought to tiny n >I kW, :toil we ere
sure the interview will lie: Mari tv'rtil
itlWrestbv r::t+. tlrtr+),atu isut'younggiris
all over C tlUt.i:f. a }viii . h the
parents of mltc •1 ,'r",lin:•' patients.
The young I),tat• i eittt••tia,n is not
anxious for testes holy i, willing
to stake her t• f.M' kn')wrr ill order
that others wee a irnit.,rit• afllict-
edlilav iinvent •rl•.nt rind;v t'f being
equally henell rte I. '1 h .;tt mf.t )m, in
her dise ise riia,',a,i :rr no way trout o
those tffe l itt•g throes t))ta 'f v.'tiriegirls, tion
about Itte ».. ,•i,• wl)•t s•affering aga
from extrao,( we ,*1 i t;t• e•ttttxrd by Iett
len itucn,t ei• ha+l t tt;tilri,m of the 189
blond, au;l her l•it:fi t•+•. '.1' life seemed
to grow lei.e%•eryr1 y. 1't)ob.;.ttand
brightest rule a,.,ut• :e4 well as
otIu r,, hitt, when w e et; al voting
girl trFs)xrtt+•rt t' w);t) should be
in the; neat het tint, with cheek4 rt;;lomv
with tilt: roil' 11',4, •,r youth, anti
eye, hvi.el)t lith! 11 i.ntilt., •jtht the
opposite:, with ankles eiteekm bloodless puri
lilt's lialt!.,t rr every motion, dia- Pitt
pun+icor., rit'•alreirim oi'tit1: with ria rave
ex eatoti'rlt ue hits have
1 hero of regaining onre
health, and with only one wish
that of etrmplete rest physical
mental, i e think its one of
saddest of sights.
In the quiet little hamlet
Strangtield in Essex Coanty, j
each a ciao was presented to
sorrowing eyes of loving friends It f
months ago in the person of Miss Ella
Beacon, who frequently said she did4
not care how soon she died, as
bad no charms for her. To teur
porter she declared that life had b
rt bw'den, but after suffering in t
way for months, and after trying
sorts of remedies prescribed
physicians or furnished by filen
from some cherished recipe band
clown from their grandmother, b
witlrbut being benefitted in the lout,
nd
the
of
test
the
ew
life
PMHLLE
re- e een
ILLE
his L Tlik GREAT
all Family . ediejne of the Age.
by Taken Internally, it Cures
cis Drarnccoa, ()ramp, and Pain T the
ed Stornaoh, Dora Throat, Sudden Colds,
tet Coughs, Oita , etc.
„Oil,
taw
she was last at persuaded by a neig
bor to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pt
a fair. trail; but•she had tried so man
remedies without getting relief tb
she still refused for some week
However, after repeated urgings b3
her parents and friends she beg,
wo- x} ;roily, It Cures
Cuth- Toothache f .t -Q rn1 tha F cls 3'Jc rralgia,
lis IThe;u;rrttist.), froeit.•d
y 'Cs iht"ese,,euftt..0 c h sees 4: t'u; r
alt ett. n, ,hsurr, ,•.
}Co inn L,nr t,•.•,lan•nl , thn Olean- or lin Pulp
X1!!,•,; }pu lune x•' n h, wu, 4. oI1••r.e 111 x,u»a!n_ 1!•s*
S. to 1, r t) fin. noel J unit it Lu h; I} { uu:f urtf&1' .....01.e ;
r Wali ILstu,h•h.
ut)1n;, laM et anrmxanr ihn r•tin•R11) r, 1v)d, ; i,
t)1e ,post \ atnatltp "amity incilieitielear)it ULie,••d W/nV3a11
n ,suss,,. :•
ii 1taa rrnt merit ; a4 a 'taut,, of roloost,i j pap,, ne
mnitrnto Dux nwptbwA n rruututiuu vgttel to ,Parry Layla
f, afl,'w u.. or1tig (nil •'Tiny nri'y t).n g,,uiine "i'k1141
.b iVL1:' t;ul l cy .yn'baro) iu„n DutU, s. -ma,
es
the use of the pills. Before one box
was taken she experienced some relie
and after theme of a few more bol;
, :.he was restored to perfect health,
and there are few young girls now who
enjoy life more. She says she owes her
life and happiness to Dr. Williams
Pink Pills, and is willing that all the
world shall know it, Her case ars
traded much, attention and her per -
feet recovery has created much
eolnment.
The facts above related are im-
portant to parents, as there are many
young girls just budding into woman-
hood whose condition is, to say the
Ieast, more critical than their parents
imagine. Their complexion is pale
and waxy in appearance, troubled
with heart palpitation, headaches,
shortness of breath on the slightest
exercise, faintness and other dis-
tressing symptoms which invariably
lead to a 'premature grave unless
prompt steps are taken to bring
about a natural condition of health.
In this emergency no remedy yet
discovered can supply the place of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which build
anew the blood, strengthen the nerve
and restore the glow of health to pale
and sallow cheeks. They are as
certain cure for all troubles peculiar
to the female system, young or old.
Pink Pills also euro such diseases as
rheumatism, neuralgia partial par-
alysis, IOeomotor ataxia, St, Vitus'
dance, nervous headache, nervous
prostration, the after effects of la
grippe, influenza and severe colds,
diseases depending on humors in the
blood, such as scrofula, chronic ery-
sipelas, ete. In the casts of men they
effect radical cure in all eases arising
from mental . worry overwork .or
excesses of any nature.
An Easy Cure ferDruttkttneas.
Drunkenness, Morphine and Tobaosl
habit may easily be cured by the use of
Hill's Double Chloride of Gold Tablets.
No effort is required of the patient and
stimulants may toe taken as usual until
voluntarily given up. Tablets may be
given in tea or coffee without the patient's
Knowledge. A cure guaranteed in every
case. bor sale by all lira -class druggists,
or will be sent on receipt of. 51.00. For
'uli particulars address, The Ohio
Chemical Works, Lima, Ohio.
Sarah McLeod's Story Denied.
The following letter to the Kin-
cardine Review, refers to the young
woman, Sarah McLeod, who was
arrested on the charge of stealing
from Fred Mossop. She was taken
ill in jail, and removed, to the Gen-
eral Hospital, where she now is,. im-
proving in health: "I desire to tell
the public that the report started by
Miss Sarah McLeod, in the Toronto
Police Court a few weeks ago, that
she was engaged to nay brother,
the late Angus Matheson, is absolute. (((
ly false. There is nothing of truth
in it. She was never any more to
him than any other girl, and her
story was, trumped up to excite sym-
pathy in her behalf. She was never
engaged to him; she has ;:)k
o know.
ledge that he committed suicide, and
her misfortunes are not the result of
his death. It was hoped :that this
regretful matter would have been
all wed to drop out of public atten-
, but as it has been brought up,
in, it compels me to write this
et', 1 rr._..-.. Ripley,
UPIAY
:..,::....ems
D.% WATER
al Y.IT FRAGRANT
r REFRESHING
Break Up a Cold in Time
• 13Y USING
The (Mick 01,11,0 tor COUGIIS.
110.4.13.SENESS, etc.
of 05 Sorauren Ave., Toronto, writes;
"P,vny•Pecteral hes never felled to cure
toy children of crone after a fow desert. It
pored ftlyaelletalong•stuntling cough attar
several other renuallos had foiled. It has
also proved an excellent cough care tor my
family. I prefer it to any other medicine
for cougha, croup or hooraenosa.
II. 0. BAgnottn,
of Little Rocher, N.B., writes:
the best 'telling medicine X have; my cue.
.%touore will/taw no other."
Large Bottle, 25 Ctrs.
It. DAVIS Ite LAWRENCE CO., LTb.
00NOLUSIVE PROOF.
disease. She bud constant anti acute pains in
her hack. The pami In her he iii N1a8 fearful
; and almost tutendur..tdo. It f.eguentiy pre.
f study at Rome prac t ice sy Ins poem hie. She bad
Catarrh Means Danger,
Because it unchecked it natty load direct-
ly to eonautuptiou. Catarrh is caused
by impure blood, This tact ia fully;
esteolighed. Therefore, it le useless to 1
try te eure oatarrh by outward applies -
tions ot iithalenta. The true way to r
cure catarrh hi to purify the URA.
II arsaparilla, the great blood I
Her, cures catarrh hy pov..or to I
e Ont. Ali impurities frdTa the blood,
been perfectly sad pestetesentiy
d et catarrh by froters.Sarsepsfille.
an very Seeere Atonni.1•Ler end hilts VMS
math tronbial with fluttering and palpitation.
She was completely worn calt in body ana wits
tine ItutI drowsy all tho tnne. Her mother
and myself became seriously alarmed as silo
"Lust July f`ii,),Zit'twe'To, tea
the tan Ise Schen' et XII silvilltit.4'.Ont.,e-lie°aIrrti:i
Ill,jvet110ntilitc. Polly bad 11M/4;0N:till.;
vitt wens health. she has not lost a day at
te et:mints bocit so vomit rill! site thi»lia they
os
agoutis skinless etc., hart made bey mother,
apptooat ion of my wife awl daughter, robin -
tartly and without any nrging hulocoment
wif.t and myself feel for the wonderful cora
y ng 10 p
wtor's bill, tto sbe wee all but Melt abed a*
livirr's for forty years, awl otounty constable
for thirty years on4 mu welt known, turd I otako
airtfloletutt deolarotion believing the same to
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