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THE WINORMI TIMES, MAY 19
1..tvi he but from the very general eUpport' lens, $25,000 't leed Manufaeturedi
(.11tittl D11111 IL. 4iito 4given-on bath shies of the house to $20,000 ; lioena, $10,000 ; laeea,
the, project, it is net Unlikely that a '$10,000 ; silks, $0000 • tindery
practical soluticia May, at least in 165,000 iron plates s5 000 Ex!
, •
h'ItIDA.T, NAY 19. 1,09e.
part,. be etturad.t?. one of the most ports citrin and iron stem consider.
perpiexing prontemsef the hour. It ' able densea Imps from Cana.
1$ at all. events evident that theiela to the United Kingdom have
GoYeren1ent is fully alive to the increased as 'follows lumber, I,
, From our onik correspondent. Sitna.tiOn and prepared to do what- ;$110,000 ; hams, $)5,000 ; cattle
OttaWn. May 43. ever is practicable in thepretnisea: I $45,000 ; butter, $10,000 ; eorn,
It is evideut that the tra.usporta,- THE PACIFIC CABLD, ;$45,000 ; bacon, $40,000. There •
tion. particularly as it effects tt•e •
6W,
OUR OTTAWA LEITER.
Westis going, to take a very But little progress has been made have been. decreases most •'f theni !
, prom-
. cI
ineift teace in the business of the °11.$ week hi the Pacific cable pro.small, in flab, sheep, horses, heese,
e
areseat seision of ParliamentMany jet, the unexpected ehange of atti• . wheat, tory, peas, pale and gather." .
tech) on the part of the Imperial ;
resoltrione en the order paper, deal-
ng with the problems in one'forrn
Go3KE
vernment having brought may- WE. 101"111'S GONE
ior
tors to a sudden and unexpected Llfe'e Not W
another, and while the methods
orth.the Living, South
.,fr standstill. it had been nuelerstoed American Nervine Restores, Hope..
te
44
I.. 1.4,
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"47 t'41:o.a.ear-
will guarantee
that my Rheumatism
Cum will relieve lam,.
bago, sciatica and all
rheumatic pains in
two or three hours,
and cure in. a few
days.
• 3,11JNYON.
At all druggists,
25c. a vial. Guide
to Health, and medi-
cal Advice free.
1005 Arch st..
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su estr.
from the beeinning ,
or the negotia- -
culties are variuus they have IAA and Perfect Health.
tielle that London would be prepared hadn't enough Conservatives elected
Four years ago Annie Patterson, of 'to fill a four -wheeled trap. Verily
convict*, control ct- tile I114s by tC assume equal reepoasibilities with Sack volt. N. B., hi; veliyie:evere:t- the way of the political traitor is a
one object aim, min.*, the more
BANK of HARIIILTON
c 001in ip trinatO
SABBATH. OBBVICES. .
lUTHCIAST—Rev. D. Pascoe, pas
or. Services at 11 a m and 7 p
PRttSBYTERIAN—Iler, D. Perrie
paitor, Servicea at 11 a m and p
HPISOOPAL, St. Paul's—Rev, Wm.
1.4owe, rector. Services at. 11 a in and 7
p m.
BAPTIST —Rev. W. Freed, pastor. ,
Services at 11 a m and 7 p
CONGREGATIONA.L.— Rev. 3. W.
Goffile, pastor. Services at 11 a irn and
CHRISTIAN WORKERS — Misses'
p m.. •
Cattrpantui annildaLsopekmit? (14111[4;1nd, Services
• SAIN,-..TION ARMY—Capt. McLeod
and wife in command, eervio'es at 11 n.
in, 3 p and 8
• In each of tho above named churches
Sabbath School is held at 2.30 p ro.
,the Canadian and Australian Gov- ;tack of a . rine. )iub P'Lb etti wit
the Oeverienent fa the people;
instead of the control of the (aovern-
meat by the rail Ways fur themselves,.
AS has unfortunately' been too much
the case from the de te Wet the first
sod on the tint railway in Canada
'was turned.
ALTER:Xi-111'M PROPOSITIONS.
f rm of s °much trou a.' she hard road to travel. Men may act- •
The two proposals. that have taken
roost definite shape are (1) State
.ownership of the railways, and (2)
Governixte.nt control by means of a
board ef railway (.',08.1111I88i011CTS.
The former prejeet has been indust-
riously advocated by wore than one.
Liberal member of parliament, with
that, fteedom of independent judg
anent. which is the recognized birth-
place of Liberalism, bat which is not
always too jadicieusly exercised. It
ornments in the construction and 41.(:tlut: .ea u bo of a ermanent
maintenance of the • cable, but no "re when south Titn4ican Nervine wasittnotre ability, bet when it is not allied •
ordinary manliness and fair play, MT INGHAM.
a 11 0 r
sooner have the colonies definitely recommended to her She procured it
• , it will not go down with the people.
accepted the proposed terms, by and in, a very ebort, time ,e,xperienced
, d E. .rtsr k ng . bot- The Conservative party is out of
which Australia agreed to contribute ' ties tow, was absolutely cured. She power, and there it will remain
eight eighteenths and Canada five Baas :-4.E believe it to be the most elleo• through all the years that the taiit.
eighteenths, than the Home Govern.: vivo remedy for stomach trouble in Abe
meat withdraws apparently from market." 3e1c1. by A. II. Ilaiiniton. i ors undertake to rule it."
•
Unfortunately for the Opposition,
assuming responsibilities for the re I
the • rominal leader, Sir Charles
mining five eighteenths, and in , Tramp's Wonderful Nerve; • Tune is es "unpopular as his lien.
place thereof offers to bear fivej
eighteenths of any loss of revenue, A brakeman tells thia story: He,
only which may result. in operating was,at the rear of a long, mixed must he in a new generation, which
the cable, provided that priority is :train. and the only one, as his part- will know not Tupper o11 the nest of
traitsirs. • • ,
.given to Imperial Government mes- nee had been injured that morning, . --,-
sages and that they be transmitted , The train was going up a steep grade ' For Over Fifty Years.
at half ordinary rates. • This re :sod had almost reached the "Win% An Old and Well -Tried Remedy—Mrs
cession on .the part of the Mother when the caboos and.. two ears of- Winslow's' Soothing Syrup has been
Country bee raised a storm of slack broke • off. The brakeman lased for over lifty years by millions of
tenants. The hope of the party
I f hildren while teeth-
'
• indignant protests, not only in the started for the brake, when his foot , isrs or their °
, •.,t.h t a It noodles the •
Capital, $1,250,000. ReSt, $775,000
PrOSicluut-4013N &MART.
VieePreeldent—A, G. RAsSAT.
DIRECTORS
JOAN PROCTOR, GEo. RoActi, GIBSON, P, A. V,
WOOD, A. B. Las (Toronto).
Cashier -4. TURNBULL.
Savings 33ank—Houre,10 to 8; Saturdaye, IQ to
Depoit of $1 and upwards received and interest
aliowoti
r4Stepseiiictir. per. osits also received at curious
Drafts on .iroat Britain and the United State
-
bought and cold
W. CORBOULD, &Imo
E. L, DICKINSON, Solicitor.
Mortlay to Loan on Notes.
does not,however,raquire very much colonies but among all parties in the slipped and be. fell. Before be •oheci, dCans the gunA. allays all pain,
inveetigatien to show that such a' Old .Country, such a protest in fact could rise the ears got great head- .(115 ro-. wind colic, and is fhb best remedy. Notes Discounted
project is utter] v impracticable at tha.t.' is calculated to induce the , way, and he realized with a shudder for a iarrieea. It is pleasant to the taste.
3east for very many vears and ad- Government to reconsider its deals- that he was running down to meet Soki ire; tilislutirgtista in eve,ry part iLi°Ee.. tes AT RE A.SONABLE - RATES
privilege of paying at tho end of any year. NM -
Mrs.
s:urne you ask for
vocating au alternative scheme last ion. The action of the British the upcoming express. Presently Money advanced on Mortgages at 5 pet oentwith
Mrs. Winslow a Soothing Syrup, and and accounts collated.
take no other kind.
Snaps from t?.e...Farrn -Journal. Beaver Mock Winahan72rt. KcIND°41
"Watt soine•tta I ves every year,
iooaIuabe. Bt 'week of which I will say more in a. Columbian Government in 'coming he saw his train coming back, and
ailment. Mr, J. G. Rutherford, of forward at this juncture with an it came closer and closer; until the
Portage la Prairie, quoted a few offer to assume • two eighteenths of i cars nearly touched. Then a man
figures which Ethould give it its the cost of constructing the cable • made a flying leap on the car, and
quietus. He allowed am; there are cannot bat have afbeneficial effeett with his assistance the brakes were
at the present time 16,870 miles of in emPhasising- tne remonstrances set and the danger - averted, The . Roll the meariew and gain field. • .___, . .
railway in Canada, which have cost \chid) the °hen erl attitude of the ' courageous volunteer Yves a' tramP All, oar sweetest hours flv fastest DEFART "ARRIVE
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,.
on an average 05,244., or a total of Imperial Government has called who had been riding on the train, make all th pork a ou can on
$937,0615,280, or about $1,000 per forth. and for his services on this oceassion pasture. .
family. To burden the country was given a position on .the road,
AS OTHERS SEE ITS,
with this large sum would be to and today be is an official,: honored .
quadruple the national debt and Ati Old Country paper commentsland respected.
lace a burden of 53000,000 per this upon the trade situation between .
annum upon the people to meet the Canada and the United. States :— An Interesting Case. .
Interest alone. "We note that one of the inevitable . Mr. W. G. Phyall. proprietor Bodega
OPERATING AT A Less. results of interfering with free trade Batt* 36 Wellington -Street 'East, -Tar-
bes come about between Canada and onto, says :—"While living in Obicago I
Nor would. the earnings • of the . .
Unitea tates—infact ey are a -
' th r svas in a terrible shape with itching and
railway pay this interest obligation,
ways happening. The United bleeding miss, I tried several of the best
or even under the careful ma.nage- . physicians and was burnt and tortured
States o irtm n in their en- in various ways by their treatments to
reen,, of some of the most expert
cleavers to protect .home industries no avail, besides spending 'a mint of
railway men of the day the history ;
admin Canadian logs in the rough. money to no purpose. Since coming to
ef Canadian railways has not been Ali y
t free from Canada, and enter- Terontf usedl 1.a
one of striking financial pumas. The " ;Tet`i `..4ie:;?,iirdslea':°.in?•t-
nrising Yankees do not allow these iTeeennt,trouned withpilesin any shape or
total working expenses of the rail. . . . .
-ways in Canada since confederation Iogs to go territory,r On tneir tt roe u .
have eitablislied eaw mills as near
have been 873,029,631 and the
as they can to Canada to receive the LEAVING -THE PARTY.
earnings 864,510,950. or a deficit of
rough logs and convert them into
over $8,500,000.. The loss for the Hou. John-Costigan, the Irish Con -
dressed lumber,too heavy a . the latter -having
fiscal year ending June last was over servative leader, publicly announces
tariff placed•
a quarter t,t' a million dollars. It is
imported at a' profit. The Ontario
that . he has left the Conservative
quebtion :therefore most evident that the
f C• • • g act, prohibiting the export of the Liberal policy, and says he will sup -
r aii ways is nor, to day, within the .
rough logs te the 'United States.
range i_rae tica I polities. port it generally, while reserving the
requiring the um er to be dressed
The alternative proposition, that
on their own territory.. A nice right to independent aetion. Mr.
of the creation of a board of railway
before the House this session as pected to ensue and already -it is Conservative leaders do not repre.
• ft
Legislature has 'however passed an party. He expresses approval of the
little retaliatory war may be ex. Costigau deelares that the present
ecauthistioners has been brought
suggested.thaa in case the United sent the ideas which he had always
xnenti.ined above by M r. Rutherford,
States enforces any retaliation on ,of Macdonald, Man. Ins resolution supported as a Conservative. He
their neighbors the latter will meet
lieela.res that the said board shall be
it by prohibiting the export of crude nluntly avers that they are the men
"-clothed with full power enforce
niekel which is alone mined in
the previsions Of the Railway Act,
Caeada. What -an object lesson the
arid to pictictihe and enforce the case affords to those who would. try
observance of such i egulations, as
to work in the .thin edge of the
may nc:cessary in the public 111: wedge of protection in England."
crest." A useful and interesting'
deb tic took pltee thereon and the AN EXPLANATION IN ORDED.
SItt,lic.i* 1114 ilftt yof been rirsposed of, The Toronto Globe remarks
"Sir Charles Tupper says that the
preferential policy of the present
Government is a policy that all
parties are satisfied with to.d'ay. It
would be interesting to know how
he reconciles this admission
with his claim that every-
. thing that is good in the tariff was
the work ef the late .,Government.
Where never was -a British preference main where it is now, and though I
have the highest respect for theplucx
in any of the tariffs that were in
force from 1879 to 1896. A private ' and indefatigable energy of Sir
Charles Tupper, not even he, with
member of the party, Mr* NeNsillY all his ability, bas a ghost of chance
moved a resolttion declaring that to stewed so long as his lieutenants
Canada was willing to Ore. a are the men who knifed their former
preference for 811 ,equivalent. The leadoa, and whose base trectehery
idea, of a voluntary preference was had as much to do with the Comer -
originated and tarried through vative defeat at the general election
solely ,by the Liberal party, and as the Manitoba school bill itself. *
that preference was the immediate * * Air. George E. Iroster, the
cause of denunciation of the German chief conspirator.of the ere*, show -
and Belgium treaties for *which the ed himself in Center Toronto, and
Dominion Parliament vainly asked hundreds of Conservatives refueed to.
in 1891. vote. He 'journeyed -to Lainbtoni
TRADE WITH Ontlia intrrArNJ'. tounty, and the majority against hist
The British Board of Trade re.' party was Much larger than before.1
turns for the month of April show He Undertook to redeem his own
the following increases in, exports to Province of New 13ronswiek, and be •
Canada ;—cottons, $uva) ; wool. got tiped out so thoroughly that he
'while using Dr. A. W. Chase s
Nerve 'Food.
There conies a. elided tifne in the life of every
'Woman when the bud of girlhood is unfolding
into the full blown Hower of worn a n hood.
Mothers at this time should carefully guard
their datt.hters' health, for this is a time whert
/Many a gni falls victim to insidious diseases
which make life a misery.
Loss of flesh, headaches, pains in back and
side, nervousness, irritability, dull eyes arid a
pale, sallow complexion, these are the symp.
toms that warn you to tone Dr. A. W. Chase's
Nerve Food.
The bloOd. is impoverished and the nerves
squire nutrition, Nature must have assjstance
and there is nObater way to help nature than
by using Dr"„" 41. W. Chase's Nerve FoOd. It
Is &food for blood and rerves, and creates
skit, rt,r1 blood, solid flesh and newnerve tissue.
The c ()tor wilt return to the cheek, the bright -
toss to the or, and increase in weight will tell
of solid advance! in health.
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve rood, pc. a box.
At alt dealers, or Edmanson, Sates &
'Toroato.
who wrecked the party, Mr. °esti-
gan's, secession is a token of the in-
ternal dissension in the Conservative
ranks., which is patent, to the whole
country. Another proof of it is seen
in the open confession of Mr. E, King
Dodds, one of the most stalwart Con-
servatives in the countfy. Writing
in his paper, the Canadian Sports.
man, Mr. Dcdds points the following
Now let the whitewash brash flip-
flop.
Trap that rat, in the retire. or stop
his hole.
if you wi.,11 to • be ‘'alucel make
yourself scarce.
• This is the -ea-on for the weietin
to pound tit111111), mid ehe'll .do it.
Borax sprinkled over the' meat be-
fore hangiog- will keep the skippers
out. •
Tile bc.st way to get behind hand
is to plow ahead of dine. Soil plow.
ed too wet is niiie for. the *hole
season. .
. Oblige us ,bv gi hiding the good
wife's kitchen kiitves the first rainy
day. Make a good job .of .and
clOR'5 forget the scissors.
Don't let the feria tools and imp-
lements get tasty; rise keroae.ne oil.
Don't let the brain* get usty; use
newspapers .and books.
Salt will kill fleas or . drive them
away, If you are pestertd with
fleas this item is worth all the Farm
Journal costs for 'ten ea FS.
The February snow wae a record
breaker; nothing equal to it since
1-836,, that -tistr es inueh snow
felt and it r einained all .inter. A
crust tot rut d tri.er it so to form a
solid rota] tig 11' n and beast.
•
RBA,
Mr. Patrick well known
London law r, dropout. de,Ad.
creamed . .
WITH..
moral of the Brookville election :--
"It means that so long as the Con -
From the Terrible gOnY
servative party is offieered hy Poster,
'Beggar% Montague & Co., it will re- Itching, Burning
Tortures of .
-Eczema on the Scalp
Some of the cures effected by Dr. Chase's
Ointment are more like miracles than anything
clse. The case recorded here was one of the
worst ever brought td the attention of Toronto's
best physicians, and when doctors gave up all
hope of recovery Dr. Chase's Ointment was
successful in producing a perfect cure.
Mr. jams Scott, 136 Wright Ave„ Toronto,
states: "My boy Tom, aged ten, was for
nearly three years afflicted with bad form of
Relents. of the_ scalp, which vas very unsightly
and resisted all kinds of remedies and doctor's
treatment. His head was in a terrible State.
We had to keep him from school, and at times
his head would bleed, and the child would
Scream with agony. For two and a half years
wo battled with it irr 'vain, but at last found a
cure in Dr. Chase's Ointment. About live
boxes were used. The original sores dried up,
leavng the skin inks normal condition. To
y It sopleasare to testify to the wonderful
say
of Dr. Chase's Ointment is putting it
very mildly."
Dr. chase's Ointment, at alt dealers, or
Edircanson, Rates & Co., Toronto.
Toronto and East 6 49 a. m. 8 05 p. m
' 8 80p m 10 29 p m
Palmerston mixed 8 66 a m 3 05 p m
London and South 6 53 a m 11 10 a m
• 3 3C p m 8 00 p m
Kincardine 13. 10 a in 6 49 a m
3 30 p m 3 30 p M
1029pth 8 30 a m
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