The Wingham Times, 1899-09-22, Page 66 THE WINUF11.4.11 11.)1ES, SEPTEMBER 22, lot,t),
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.21. 1891
OUR OTTAWA LEITER.
4,14--arurtntrrro
Vona our Own Cerro/meth:rt.
Ottawa, Sept.10.
FL Techoes of the address by $ir
Richard Cartwright in Toronto
recently have not yet died away ;
indeed it is long since any poetical
utterance outside the WallOr Parlia-
ment 1m8 attracted as much atten.
tion throughout Canada and in tbe
Old. Country as this lucid and
-straightfbrward exposition ef the
GUM' ft Nish ip Or the present Adminis-
tration by one re' the most able
Ilnatisiets•the Empire .11114 Over pro-
duced. This speech hail moreover
emitted a remarkable amount of
excitementsin Opposition ranks, and
the enemy's camp bits been in a
commotion over snice with prepin•ite
goes for hriugtng out their heaviest
.artillery with which to attack tbe
impreguahle battlements, construct-
ed by this splendid "Seidler of
Liberalism."
A FieW 8.01PLE POINTS,
It is impossible of course in a
brief paragraph to mud) even the
fringe (4 the two hours cogent argu-
ment with which Sir Richard met
and demolished the charges of ex.
travagance and reckless expenditure
that have become so familiar in the
IISsertion but remain so lacking in
the. proof. One or two points how-
ever .tuay be briefly reiterated in
view ot the promised "replies"
*which are to be mace in the near
future; for jt will be easier to follow
those -replies" when the statements
eo bo replied to are early borne Itt
Mind.
"There are occasions," said Sir
Riellard.—"and this is one of them
—in whieh the progress of the
country in three years is as great as
in the pree :offing ti irty years."
"The total addition made by this
321QSt extravagant Govet.ntuent to the
fixed cherges of Canada between theyear,
years 180/ and the 1900 amounts to
just iSt55,000—e little over one cent
per heed of our population." "It
would be far better for Canada to
have an expenditure of $40,000,000
$42,000,000 a year to a population of
(5,000,000 7,000,000 than to reduce
the expenditure to- 05,000,000 and
retain our population of 5,000,000."
"In 1808 we performed the same
services that the late Administration
performed in 1895, and we were do-
ing it collectively for about a million
dollars less than they were doing in
1895."
him to Lave undertaken before." many -of the leading dealers, faithless.
Tile Team; or 1898, ed Chambera of Commerce and trade
I The trade returns for the yen,. organizations and in other ways
pressed borne their claim. ot Cauada
; endive' June 30t11 last are a splendid „en f„„ ob,,lity to supply the bole i
le -Mende to Sir Richard Cartwright's ',,"4,1,ke'.s. " '
Toronto speech, tor they thew that "'" r The splendidly eonceived i
the aggregate trade for • toe year end indefatigably prosecuted eirects I
reached the enormous tote! f of cite Dep. rtment of Agriculture to
$319,088,774 ad against $304,475o,-11"vek'Pe °° British market is bear.1
730 in the previous year ; a gain ing fruit abundantly.
TI1E CHANGED CONTHTIONS.
These are but a few sample stet -
silents which the country bas a right
to expect the Opposition to speeifleal-
337 refute if they hope to convince the
electors ( f the soundness of their
trideism of the present Administra-
tion. Detinite assertions such as
the.se at e not answered by generali-
ties and until the Opposition has
something more tangible to present
than they have offered to the country
so far, the intelligent elector will
appreciate and endorse Sir Richard's
emitentien -"that what the Liberal
party said itt 1806, under the then
existing conditions, was perfectly
sighs and true, what they proposed
to do in 1900, ender conditions
'white, now exist, is likewise prudent
end "else ;" for, as be also observed,
"if a merchant's capital is suddenly
No Cure for...
Bright's Disease
In its advanced stages -The Rea-
son Why -Danger Prevented by
, the Timely deo of Dr. A. W.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
To understand Bright s Disease Is to know
that in its advanced stages it is past the reach
sof human aid. The cells of the kidneys
undergo a wasting change, which leaves them
idead so far its performing their functions is
concerned. just think of having the kidneys
slead. Think ofthe poisons left in the system.
when these organs could no longer perform
their duties as filters of the blood.
It would be difficult to conceive of anything
Imore dreadful, and yet this is the goal to which
ter ery case of neglected kidney d isease must lead.
Whcn the back aches, when urinating is
clifficelt or too- frequent, when there are de-
mosits in the trine after standing for 24 hours,
there is no time to rinse in procuring Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
It is not claimed that they will etre Bright's
Disease in its last stages. They are an also.
lute care for kidney tiisease. and so tones the
lidileyS are not entirely wasted away they will
give new strength and vigor and enable them
to resume their duties of filtering LI:chided.
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver PillS will atop
Utekache tund headache in short Sider by re
-
*loving the cause. And will positittely prevent
Bright's Disease. One pin a dose, Iv.
At all dealers, Or Unloosen, Bates & Co.,
TotOrttos
of fifteen and a half million dollars
in a single year, end of eighty
million dollars in the three years.
durieg which the present Admittis •
tration hive been in ',ewer, for in
1890 the grand aggregate trade- 111'
Canada was only •$239,000,000.•
The illantOnSC increase in imports
Watt not in any particular line bat
indicate a &weevil1 development in
Almost all branches Of trade; a most.
attestation to the fact that
the general prosperity of the country
has not beep confined to any 0110
specially favored fsvcrion of the cone
munity.
PROGRESS IN THE weese.
Recent figures that have come
from the West touching the sale of
land to ineoininse settlers are stitis.
factory to all. who are honestly
interested in the opening up of the
Dominion. During the month of
August the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way sold. 27390 acres as against
10,500 acres the same month last
year, The South Eastern Rall -
way sold 7,828 acres for $26,783,
and the Northwest Sands Co, sold
9,120 acres for $50,500 Compared
with 5,000 for $20,000 in August
1898, the latter companies' total
business for the year amounting to
55,000 acres for $295,000. This
appears- to be no .temporary bootie
for the business is steadily' increasing
atid now that the crops have been
harvested in such. excellent 'condition
and have proved so bountifnl, fur-
ther development of vast proportion
is confidently anticipated. It needs
no argument to demonstrate
the fact that one of the greatest in
contributing causes to this progress
is the vast increase in the influx of
settlers, for however desirable the
'country may be and however great
its possibilities, they are practically
valueless in the absence of popula-
tion.
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING.
The imigration policy so vigor-
ously prospected under Mr. Sifton's
administration is bringing in the
population in tens of thousands, and
no better proof can be offered of the
character of the new comers, than
this very fact that they are so rapidly
buying up homesteads. In addi.
tion to bringing in the population
every effort has been directed to
improving the natural advantages of
life. The Federal and Provincial
authorities have nnited to push
railway construction into all newly
settled sections and wbat is equally
necessary transportation charges
have been very materially reduced.
The Government bas a perfect right
to claim full credit for what it has
done to being about this progress
and improvement, for the reforms
which have been inaugurated and
are being so successfully carried out,
were strongly urged on the late
Administration, but were rejected by
them as impossible of •accomplish.
ment. The proof of the pudding is;
in the eating, however, and Mr.
Sifton has practically demonstrated
his ability to carry rut with con
omens success a policy which his
predecessors declared was impossi-
ble.
THE BRITISH, MARKET.
VIE POT AND THE KETTLE,
• While Conservative newspapers
!
are indulging in triple and double
column heads over the West Elgin
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE, i 8413DA T11 SER.-VIC:Ps. 1
„,,, , „
• g 4 'fil` int; i)ei
Otroxitr Assertions as to Jolt 'What 01w:t low • 4 d 11 '4 14'
09 Remedies Will
tab: t eahntes Rothett:Iniettutals: I I, 82:1.
' 1st!. NMI P.111.1.:4 --Ifyv. D. Pomo I
Oven o mu ees . • 81.r t wet/ til I I tri trirlitid 4 I. lt8.
curs will eura nearly, ,I, ,r,r...cop.% ij, :.,,t, nu, ga.- 'toy. Witi.
an stomach troublee; . -,, . , '-'-' ' 11 in end i...
tom na 4 few hour.; i aJowe. 1 eelor. i.serviete, ol II
that hle Preeelffila Cute i , t
t; 1.141,14 1 Bev tV. /Net d, pastor.
••••••••••••,.
velli cure Indigestion nud U.
WI
nit:agrirve: 1:111:1:13t1 0:thictierlisr g S e(r; t;slteft4j;ictl.:11)..::`11'ulti;;A17i*P.-„48,111ev. W.
long standieg; tbat ble • peetor, 1-lor vow Il a ra and
7
Headache One will cure
CHRISTIAN wOit lc Kees -- Misses
(i(thlifsee:;41nleststu"r:ep "sl:ssPit i(tlittY14',"1:1&14:111dI847/411i18.4 '1'114913"a' S"Vie"
Com of cold and so on through the entire Bit or
If you Deed, medical advice write Prof. ARMY-- pt.. M ttLeod
remedies. At all druggIsta, dellta vial.
that Ide Kidney Cure
or all eases et kidney
Munyon,
nos A.rett rsint, it is atadutoiy nom 8)1488a ire i it notionand. %rvicetliit 11. a.
re, 3d 811 end 8 p
business, they should remember oc- ,
the state nor of thezity ; these could! I" e"h• of the elle" earned churches
casionally that their party was diet cease from their funetiona without! .4 41'
credited in that constituency before affecting bine • When he is welt; -
the Liberals were. Mr. Maenisb was 1 enough, he works ; when he is Inca..
. 1not the first man to be unseated, i DIA! :tiwiloPoPt°Piliet utapitTot, ettaurde I BA..,J n 14 MILTON
• There were others, and one of thorn I stingy, way, out with a ne end I
th Sam" is held at 0.10 it et
was Finlay McDiarmid.large benevoleece. His race is,
.
nevolent, of all the raves of men, A 1,
This being the case, it would be entitled to be called the most be-
CROW, 61,4052o. Bost, ei.,000,000
decent and modest to refrain front 1
WINGHAM.
chortling. The Conservative party ; Jewish beggar is nut iimpossible,
Presidenint t-Jodream
does not tnonopolize all the virtue in ! perhaps; sub a thing may exist, but Whio-Prookient.A. O. ItAstear.
putF(eroste .
Canada, and, by tbe same token, it's there are few men that can say they
, is
not tree trom all tbe viceJOHN Nome. Gan, Rosen, Will GIBSONu
s, Another have seen that spectacle, The Jew A. T, Woo, M. P, A. B. Lae (Toronto).
point to lsear in mind is that the 1 has been staged in very uncomp11.1
Lthei•al eonventia. at Wallacetown xnentary forms, but, so far as 11 . Coiner -4. TtJRNBULL.
—Ps
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TRU—
ITIftotEn3 OFFICE, JOteePleiNe Greer
i WINGIIAM, ONTARIO,
1
el gotiaeription pe y ar,tti advance
prie0.--.81.-1.
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in,,;1•1;111811.10tlifileTrii,Vril?r41117•44.1.4turilliarlietahinsortlors.,
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"L'et"I'hard 4- titer 5.4,.:(:)1.1 atin,51.)rtItiseniett.C.0tle perli104
for MK. itrortionaind Bo pm line for each subsequent
0. pa line for each subsequent »se I
Ad vertimin en te of Loot, Folind. stroyed, Situations
and Businees (Maness Wanted. not exceeding 8 line
nonpareil, 81 for brat month, and 00o. for each'
•)ule/c.ilient mond',
51 for Met month, Duo. per subsequent naon b
leusee and Fergie for Sale, not exceeding 8 lint. It
Larger advertisements in peoportian.
directions will be inserted till forbid and charge&
These tsrine will he. strictly, adhered to
Special rates ter larger edvertisentente, or er
Intiger period,
Ativertaements and 'oral notices without epeoltio
accordingly. Transitory etivertisements must be
l*Itlialinigitel'.afonrcileontract advertleemente must be in
the office by Wednesday noon, In order to appear
that week
Peoeataron. me P041,141184
U. r.. ELLIOTT,
has deplored corrupt practices by 1 know, no dramatist has done him 1 SuPPingS itank-nours, tote 8' Saturdaye, loto
outside parties, and has announced,the injustice to stage him as a beg. Is received and interest
! ,,ilosvaeorsits of 81 and upward
its intention of carrying on its own gar. Whenever a Jew has real need : SPO7ip,1 Deposits' also received at current
campaign. • i to beg, his people save him from the rareist• s s
44: ...f.°Str..at Britain and the United States
It is not within the memory of, necessity of doing it. The charitable ' b°1104 an4 0°I'l
man that a Ponservative convention institutions ofthe Jews are supported( W. CORBOULD, AGENT:
E.
ever denounced eorruption when tbe '. hy,Jewish money, and amply. The L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
boot was on the other fellow's foot.— ' Jews make no noise about it ; it is . .
Toronto Star. • done quietly ; they do not nag and
1 pester and harass us for contribu.11%/oney
• tions i they give us peace and set us .
ANOTHER BAD ELECTION. 1
The North Waterloo election case
was heard Friday and Saturday,Sept. I
8 and 9, and adjourned till the 21811
inst. The evidence so far shows that
somebody turned loose a barrel of
money in aid of the 3overnment1
candidate. The Toronto Star hits the;
will on the head when it refera to,
the disgraceful affair as follows
"It is a black blot on the record
of a Government that once professed
honor and integrity, and on a party
that has preached purity for genera-
tions. So shameless has been the
corruption that the member Should
throw up his seat, that the party
should lose not an hour in gorging
itself and bouncing tbe machine and
all its workers, and that the Premier
and Attorney -General should within
this day commence proceedings to
jail every member of the gag of
men who so boldly bought the con.
stitnency, and that he should not -
except from prosecution the individu-
als who conceived, planned and
directed the fraud upon the Legisla-
ture and the riding."
Not only is what tbe Star says
correct but the Liberal party ib
Ontario, which is sound at rheart,,
must stamp out the demon of corrup.
tion which has entered its ranks or
suffer the ceratin conseqnences.
A. report which has been recently
made to Washington by Mr. James
Boyle, the American Counsel at Liv-
erpool, and, by the bye, a Canadian
born and bred, is of very considerable
interest to Canadians, inasmuch as it
redognizes the marvellous progress
that has been made in the, last two
or three years in the work of culti-
vating the British market. The
report quotes from Imperial trade
returns to show that in butter and
cheese, fish and eggs, and "apples,
Canada supplied in 1898 fourteen
per ceet. of the foed products of
Great Britain, an increase in the
volume of trade in five years of 38
peewee, while the increase in the
United States trade in the agree
period was only 28 per cent. Mr.
Boyle dimmed At some length whet
he conceives to be tbe sources of this
development In the Canadian trade
and one point upon whieh be lays
special stress was the tont of Mr.
Fisher, Minister of Agrletllture, Prof.
A CARD.
We the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a twenty-five cent
bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pills, it,
after using three fourths of contents of
bottle, they do not relieve Constipation
and Headache. We also warrant that
four battles will permanently cure the
most obstinate cases of Constipation.
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used.
A. A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Winghnm, Ont.
C. A. Capmbell, Chemist and Druggist,
Wiugham, Ont.
A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Druggist,
Winghatn, Ont,
Mark Twain on the Jews.
The Jew is not a diatarbei. of the
peace of any country. • Even bis
enemies will concede that. Be is
not a loafer, he is not a sot, be is
not noisy, he is not brawler nor a
rioter, he is not quarrelsoate. In
the statistics of crimes his presence
is conspicuously rare—in all coun-
tries. With merder and other
crimes of violence he has but little
to do; be is a stranger to the hang-
man. It the pollee court's daily
long toll of "astottilts" and "drunk
and disorderlies" his name seldom
appears. That the Jewish home lea
• home in the truest sense is a fact
I which ne one will dispute. The
% family is knitted together by the
strongest affections; its members
show each other every dee respect•
and reverence for the elders is an
inviolate law of the betide, The Jew
is not a burden on the ebarities of
an example—an example which we !
have not found ourselves able to fol 1
low.—Mark Twain, in Harper's
Magazine.
For Over Fifty Years.
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy—Mrs
Winslos.v's Soothing Syrup has been
used !rrLeby1ot31t
mothers over
t env1 millions
with perfect success. It soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind colic, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of thel
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. 11s
value Is inciiitiable. Be sure you ask for
Mrs. Wioslow's S.00thing Syrup, and
'eke no other kind.
----
-Walkerton's Postmaster.
Malcolm McLean, postmaster at
.Walkerton, is .81, still bright and
sctive, has held the office for 47
years, and the people desire and will
htar of no change. He was in e'trly
days a schcol teacher and afterwards
manager ( f the first store, sawmill
and gristmill in Walkerton. For the
first two years after his appointment
as yoettnion(r 8 est:: u neer the dir.
ection of lll( Ili iiisn Piwtionster Gen-
eral., the! e being no heatl of the
department, in en nada.
English Swarm Linirmot removes all
hard, sort IT et. ilouse d Lumps and
Blettaistit s floor t Blood Spavin,
Ourl.s, Splitate. Ring Bone, Sweeney,
Stitlea, Spraiuee. Sore and Swollen
Thioat. Coughs. .'ie. Save 1.50 by use of
one bottle. Warrioved the most. wonder -
rut Blemish Curd ever known. Sold by
A. L. Hamiltoa.
Statistics show that Canada im-
ported from the southern states dun
leg the six months ending June,
1899, 628,000 feet of sawn lumber,
9,022 cubic feet of hewn timber,
12,000 feet of boards, and inane-
factnrers of lanthet. to the value of
$6,736.
SALT INEUX
TORTURES
Die away before the
magical effect of
Dr. Chase's Ointment
The tortures -of Salt Rheum are almost be,
yond human endurance, and as the flesh be-
comes raw, and. the itching and burning
increase, the suffering is so Intense as to
almost drive one crazy.
In desperation salves and ointments are
applied, only to give rise to further disappoint-
ment and despair.
But there is hope. There is assurance that
you can be Cured just as scores and hundreds
of others have been by Using Dr. Chase's
Ointment,
Mr. John Siron, of Aultsville, Ont., writes:
"For sfialn year I was a staerer from Salt
Rheum, and My hands were so bad 1 had to
VOW igromil gloves. Nothing seemed to help
sae, but I WAS ltidtleeti to try Dr. Chase's Oint-
Mend, And one box cured me completely.
There. is not a trace of the Salt Rheum left'.
Dr. Chase's Ointment has effected DMA
miraculous cures in all parts of this great
Dominion. Could you have better assurance
' that it will cure yott? For sale by all dealer,
Cr a:nausea, HAM & CO., Toronto.
tQ Loan .on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 5 pot contwilh
pze rivileof paying at the end of any year. Noti.
and accounts collected.
ROBT. WeINDOO.
Beaver Block Wincham, Ant
EARLY
CLOSING
e piacing your order
for Spring _Clothing call and
sce our
NEW SAMPLES
for 1899. We can afford to
sell New Govds cheaper than
old stock that cost one-half
more than new and better
goods of the latest styles will
cost to -day. JOHN RITCHIE,
We make clothes that fit. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
WHIGHASt Ontartle,
WINGHAM HOSPITAL.
For the treatment cf DISEASES OF WOENand
SUIIGICAL Cit of all kinds. For particulars
-address
DR. J. P. BENNEDY,
medical Superletentlent, NI Ingham, ant;
VANSTObE,
1.1).
BARRISTER, hoLICITOR,
'Private and Company funds to loan at loWent rate
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town
and farm property bought and gold
OFFICE—Beaver Block WINOIldsl.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER, rk.e„
wingham. Ora.
E. L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
eolauToit TO DANE OF, HAMILTON. brONEY TO
140.6144.
Office—Mover Blonk, Wingbatu
- -
M O. CAMEROls,
•
BARRISTER, somaiian, CONVEYANCER, &C.
Office—Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew streets
opposite Colborne Hotel.
GODERt021,
ONTARIO. •
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, 33 D 8, L S,
Doctor of Dente] Surgery of tho Pennsylvania
DentaConege and LieentInte r,f the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Office over Post
Office, Wingharn,
r S. aEROSIE, L. D. S,, DENTIST, HAS WITH
eJ • him D. D. Ross, graduate of tile It C. D. 8.
Of °Mello, and is preparto to do all manner of
Dental work et reasonable prices. Beaver Mock,
opposite the Brunswick House, Winghain.
"WE E E TER & CO.
(Nee '8
give this becrutinil Heavy Gold or Silver
Plated Chain Bracelet for selling only one dozer,
fine Linen Doylies, at tan centascii. Latest and prettiest
designs; no two alike. Write, and we will Send the -Doylies,
postpaid ; sell thorn roturh the money. and we at once forward
your Bracelet, all ;barges paid. Linen Dover
Box , Toronto. 0114.
Caveats and Trade.Marki obtained, and all patent
business conducted for MODERATE FEEL My
office Isin the immediate vicinity of the Patent Office,
and my facilities for securing patents are unsurpassed
Send ntodel, *ketch or photograph of Invention, wit%
description and statement as to advantageg chimed,
.411 -Ile charge is made for an opinion as to
patentability, and my fee for prosecuting the
implication win not be (affect for. lentil the
patent, "Iitilowed. "Invgsrons' Culno90 con.
taining full information seat free. All Comment.
catkins Considered AS filtrletly Confidential.
$39yont neared express Office
a Cut OR out and return
sr (A tlf r vitt. name of
and we 01)18 8184(8 MN Watch
there for you ih eXdnine. It is arl
ppen.jao, 140144.111011, dust proof
- With Ainerlganinouel 73awcIled
Case, lottidionnelY eligraVed, rated
. stern wind and hotmovement,
A ( 0 0
e. :4104'', iadyh ef. else. It lprea
geed time piece renal In Inv
Peanut:. tr. a &raid Watch,
—70, and is Jost tlie thing for
;t1,y /Pk: 4 -.S.7 trading ptirposeS. If, on
thit Watch is
canon' e‘airlinatioltY011,"
um, fa mem than we mg.
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FRANKLIN H. HOUGH
WS LI scettets IGITASUITIGTORTab.tt
got . DEANS, JR., WING4M43
,LICENSED AUCTIONEER FON. i1E COUNT
OF HURON,.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Marge
Moderate.
JIDEN CURRIB, Wtsunatt,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Sales of Farm Stock and Farm Implements
8Prilo
laltrYders left at the Toms office promptly &bleat
ed to. Tonne reasonable.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Toronto and East
Palmerston mixed
London and oiith
Kincardine
DEPART ATiltiltE
6 49 a. 8 05 p.
8 80p m 10 29 p m
855am 805pm
6 58 a m 11 10 a
a 80 p m 8 00 p m
11 10 a, In 6 40 a na
SBOpm 8 80 p m
10 29 p m 8 80 a ro
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