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THE `COLB,ORN E HOTEL
THOS. D. JOHNSTON, 1'aoraiaroa.
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Visit favorite puklle. house, under the
new mttaagemsnt0 w 41,1 e�conducted on
modern principles, add the best possible
service it guaranteed the general public.
., Your patronageisseepecttullysolicited.
STAND—Corner ilaniilton and New-
gate streeto, (�oderich.
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WA'r01maratRa ..restrallort
AND oPTIOIAN..
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importint t0 Aterts[ers
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CONTRACT
s�tADVERTISING.
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lav` W1, iRttd that eYerr advertbgr to on
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Piti011eil lint Profit** Agri.
Ineentbeattitude of the Attseritain
tgrfriliflttnehtiktOw*rarailWAyeer half
4004=1 AO 044 thee ettlE040. toWard
theta *now. . the balite Oarriler be.
that Ore ellatighith ich into taken
tad ,e0siditiereo, *Off fresight
trait tier ovary other industry Jo thiis
*We aild DO US 40 Mr theInguater
than' others. thir.k.,
f Wide*
tueitireede' fairly wall populateilt
tit over regions trite Whiith nilly i
few pioneer settleru laa1 perictl atrth
Thetutuve deVideptornt of the LOun-:
t1,1'0.1 woo +teen, ds'pendt'ti lipon the,
eapanslatl of rallwtor ficilitier. '{'belie
woo little thougght, therefore, at Oa;
time of passing'laws itnptssing:restrie-
tienp, and burdens upon the Isulldere
and Owners of r*liwiiye. A+! President
I1rdley, .of Tale, sayd la his .clastic
Work twin "Ilailioad Tianeportittivn."
"The only far wins that railtnittie
,would riot he bulit its testae they were r
To push railway !trice into thiely'
Battled, and even practically unsettled,
re lane wife. from a fioandal 4titnii-
ppofut a xerV p1'ek'arloue undertaking.
Ainnicipaliti o.,_ counties, states and
tip netleti, -tlieieforrt7. vied in giving
Ptah boiiuees aitd land grants to educe
cepitaliete to take the siett. The only
'i"equirenteut, either express or implied.
thea generally spade upon railways
WAS that they ehoitid furnish good
service et reasonable rates. ' Nobody
queetioned that, baying done this,
they would be entitled to earn as large
Profits as other enterprises in wheel
private capital was embarked.
• The day of the cash bonus and the
land grant has long since passed but
the pollay of imposing few legal re-
strictlons upon the carriers hue been
pretty steadily pursued up to recent
Years, except at the time of the (!ran-
ger propaganda 30 years ago, which
resulted so disastrously for both rale
wept and public.
What have been the results of this
liberal ppolicy? The mileage of Amer-
ican railwaye, 57 years ago as already
stated, was 9.021 miles. In the year
ended June 80, 1905, as shown by the
report of the Interstate Commerce
Commission for that year, the last
complete statistical report, published
it was 210,078 miles. The mileage of
the whole of Europe in 1004 was less
than 100,000 miles.
The railway mheege per square mile
of the United States is 47 per Pent.
greater than that of Europe and in
proportion to population it; flys times
as great. The average feeight rate
per ton per mile In the United States
declined from about, 2,62 cents per
mile in 1870 to .700 of a cent in 1005,.
or 70 per cent.
Making full allowance for differences
In conditions, freight rates in this
ecountry are by far the lowest in the
world. While the overage rate per
tan ,per utile in the United States Is
.700 df a cent, in Hungary it Is 1.10
cents, in Austria 1.40 cents, lin Ger-
many 1.42 cents. in Prance 1.55 cents,
and in the United Kingdom two cents.
Passenger fares.are higher here than
in Europe t but the difference is more
than offset by the . greater density of
population, and the consequent great-
er denlsty of passenger traffic in Eu-
rope.
The foregoing facts indicate the
ability and enterprise—an ability and
enterprise never surpassed—which the
owners and teenagers of Atnerlcan
railways have shown in keeping their
contract to give -the publlo good trans
pertatlon service at reasonable rates.
What success. have railroad owners
had in reaping the substantial profits
which they understood when they
made • their investments that they
wore to be permitted to receive ? •
The prevalent belief is that invest -
Meats in railways have been highly
profitable. The facts demonstrate that
this is apopular delusion, The history
of the American railway system is
largely one of heavy losses, bankrupt.
cies and receiverships, To take a
single period ao illustrative of whet
has taken place, during the 1$ months
ending July 1, 1804, 43.000 miles of
railway—L4 per cent. of the then total
mileage of the country—passed into
the hands of receivers, and between
Nov., 1893, and Nov., 1800, the number
,of miles of railways in the hands of
receivers was at no time less than 20,-
001 the maximumnumber at any one
time being 80,O1P• The experience of
t1 e-iiriiways wee simtleiri'ri The bust,
nese deppreestons of 1878 to 1880 and
1886 to 1887. . _ . •
Leaving out all duplications of cap.
ital, the net 'capitalization of. the rail-
ways of the United States for the year
ended June 80, 1003, as shown by .the
report of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, was 811,167,105002. an
average of fele000 per toile. this was
the most pprosperous year in the hie -
tory of the railways of the United
States up to that time, yet the total
amount paid In that year as interest
on bonds and -dividends on stook was
but 8493,431,435. or an average of only
44 per cent. on the actual net capital-
ization.
It may ito said that the average per
cent. Of return wee so small because
the roads are overcapitalized. But
the belief that the railroads as
a whole were overcapitalized is ap-
other popular delusion. Said .47bair-
man Knapp, of the -Interstate -Com-
merce
merce Commission, in a recent inter-
view : " I regard the common talk
about the overcapitalization of rail•
made as wholly Ignorant and mistaats
en." Prof. Henry 0. Adams,. atttle,
Celan of the Interstate •Ootnrneree
Commission. estimated in 11100 that
coat toe wconst construct- ate the Ira lbwnya h sof had
thhe
country, including equtpinent, was
$11,050,848,049, or an average of $63,000
pet mile.
While it is true that some roliwoye
`ore oeandolously oves•capitallzed, the
try's railway system as a whole is en-
deavoring to earn interest and divid-
ends to actually leas than the amount,
which has beenexpended to create that
It thus appeors that while the build-
ers and Mallasere Of American roll,.
wovs have Incremed the facilities of
rate *Well to Without' a preeedent Or
parallel, ond while they hove reduced
rates se low ttl'ot they MO the wonder,
'of the world,. retiree thuo far been
realised trim their enterprise only
the meet modetit /*vertigo returns.
This rapid expanolon of the facilities,
trod reduction Of the COBt of trateposu,
op other etaltlett,t0 the promotion br
the *missing 'Industrial ana testimony,
chit riteeleptetnt Of the United Stotelo
tient
tend* to prOmete the prooperity of
othere, it to tint **Cello that the
railways As *Whole btive reached*.
petition tO iatir anything ilk. fair
avtitog0 themselves, the teee
ttirel ettlitetritiuti Of one who tool for
the fit* One hos* Informed Of the
fOrettoi foete *Mild be to tind the
petiple Of this United
Matto . toilet* admirer. of their
transportetion ',fleet* And 'he etent
neer 1
''What he would rtirktivliova.'
ever. is a. twat, mut plank)
ottani,. toward the tailways le One Of
the greatest hostility and who are
sir or legitdation
bound* the ,tor Attica .of
aleidItite and freight tato ofoll.
* which *mid ItteetlYteinee. L. or
tvetifirelt stip. in% their
pople. It *toe* igtheatti4i0
of *moot tronsportation.
ousel Ina* enitgltiona. If wi
two* lo ft moot do nowt to ry
yrs* viallrositeet
• iimmutolt Mr rotate
VI Mei 114,1er 110.019 WO "The Star '! I
front tkg 4,tntidpoint or the chipping
tt 49 cOntini ing publi'. Copitailsito';
'Will MOP vontiau1 forayer to Rut their
money into rstilwoye i;1 the mere hope
of elect** future prate. awa ret•ent
violent declitmain the, •prieeit of ti ll-
WM'securities, indicate,
The anti -.railway •carnpai'sn. if touch
longer,kept UP. will:rerlder it lines*•
hie far tit, rILdways eitbek fo earn ur to
ariaixfille motley nt'ceaeary^ to irereaue
the/leta0liticefor handling talo coon.
OVA tiafic. But unless the raliWoyya
are enabled rapidly to increase.. thole
facilities the cltngestien of traftle will
celnitine and ,WOW worse, until the
heavy {;Olidgf-ipdustt�ial }tarulryrgsisatrill
fall' upon the bus oess•ofagriculture. of
mn' tifuetute,iscountry
au.nt every Other bnuinate
b
railway oflietals, ungiicstlntiably,
have committed • ninny, otfenccs, and
even ictally Mimes. Publlo sentititent
Iproperly has, been aroused Against.
helt' • ntiscondpct, But dote it not
seem that. It would be wiser end bet.
ter to punish the coinpar tively few in-
dividual offenders and cv mina!& andto
enact laves for the prevention of repe-
titions of the specific offeneee and
crhges which they have coniniitted,
than blindly and in.diect•lmlaately to
assail tL great, industry, when It should
be Aplam to all that this certain effect of
seriously crippling�,hat industry must
be to bung as great, or even greater
ealateity upon every other industry In
the land?
Vonotthit`ia Wa.uns.--Stratford Her-
ald: Manager•D. French, of the Huron
()aunty House of Refugr. hue tendered
his resignation. but after consultation
with the County Council's committee
has agreed to allot action stand over
tilt 'lune, when he will ask for ite im-
mediate acceptance. One, if not the
main ground of Mr. French'etaction, is
said to. be the inadequate eatery he re-
ceives for his duties as manages' of the
the House—$850 a year,including the
care of from 80 to 100 old people, being
less' than Iaborer's wages in these
days.
SrARTINO S'gotus IN 000 aRIOn.—
The Stratford Herald of April 19 sari
Mi. J. Stead, for a number of years a
well known employe with Mr. J. A.
Duggan, and later with Mr. A. Me-
Doeald up to tile. time Mr. McDonald
sold out to Meeks. Swinton & Zick,
haaleesed handsome premise.; in Glud-
eriob iii a first class location and leavetw
Stratford today to open up•a fine new
stock of fancy dry goods and wonten'A
wear in that town. Mr. Stead's many
Stratford friends who know of his
abilities and qualifications have every
confidence -that be will succeed in hie
new venture. .
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
The Presbytery of Huron met in St.
Andrew's Church, Blyth on Thursday
afternoon and inducted Rev. J. S.
Small, B. A.. into the pastoral. charge
of that congregation. A. very large
congregation was present to witness
the -Interesting ceremony: Rev. Neil
M. Leckie, B. A., Londesboro, Moder-
ator of the congregation during the
vacancy, presided and led in the
opening devotional exercises. Rev. A.
Urquhart, of Klppen, preached an
original discourse on the words frond
1's. Ji1,7f.,'•The statutes of the Lord
aro right," They were right in form,
history, teachings and results. After
the formal induction questions and
after dedicatory prayer, Rev. Jas. A.
Anderson, B. A., Gloderioh, most suit-
ably addressed the newly inducted pas-
tor and Rev. E. Mot;. Stnith, of Hen-
sel), the congregation.
A reception was tendered by the
congregation to its new pastor at 5
o'clock in the church.
()limon, acaortlIng to Assessor Cot-
tle, has las dogs.,
Haste not ao relate news if you
,lejneet pot the -true:. ;34erm3f,
Clinton Catuncil will consider the
licensing of the sale of cigarettes.
Spring seeding cotnntenced last
Week in the neighborhood of Exeter.
•
Holloway's Corn Cure is the medi-
cine to remove all kinds of corns and
wens, and only costa the small stun of
25 acute.
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parf,the 5 year old son of P, Tinsle,y,
supetintendent of telephone coastruc-
tion, of Winghture was drowned in a
Cistern on Wednesday of last Week.
God sometimes washes the eyes of
hie ehildren with tears that they may
read aright Kis providence end His
ter ewe not require the help of any
purgative Medicine to complete the
out*. Oleo it 4 trial rind bp convinced.
The aniy way 10 "lipid ci Op" tn
nixes the necessity of Wens thie, not
merely if It would grow tot ir 11
The -one to he trusted as your in-
timate friend ite not tho ono yoo bear
Me pretreat mid unkindly or then%
when they 4153 pa pro:tient:
Stephen Township is afflicted with
,emallpos, find the provInciel health
col. tool intervened. Doubtlees the
4 sesta* will be stamped out in a yery
short thrio.
c▪ ounty, Mich., aged 01 yritre#
iettlita live ions and one thitliihror,
Vele being deceoeed.
Rev. w, Kerr, of Olinton, took
*deeds* te relict° the pain while hav-
ing a tooth ektracted. Unclog a weak
hart, ids life hung in the balance fop
a thno, b# he hos since rt0i7ered,
Notilftedt No slin of the
Tbeg. P. It. will have to burrT111 the
12t14 ',intr.
Uyi for the -building of this rattle riffle
lybeVe *Work etiMhleted tido Week.
With STIR of WOrkniers 'and Wilt like,
:after *eh theampping or es,ttle *tot
*to. retentlyrelehrated
her' IdOth •birthdoy. She is .* Andhra
Of ideetland.' and fide ilSed the
(hark, 11114,0torste
Queen:Victoria and Xing .:Rdwattlia
eonsidered that Queen VittOria
aidail resod, tor witty yore.
thltifOriL Wife of
Rho bed. trOhbla With hat Kieft* but
WO 1 health $114
et theft hail
Ile ingot
014110r4hir IS
Whiten have
-
'are was
ful. x s woart '
of Royal: mak
more ,food
do is worth of an
thdr. however
low the. piece. Royal ' snakes perfect
£+ alwray 11 0:04 sweet and wholesome.
Other powders
owed and will not always l .ale,
sometimes acting sioiling the cake and
wasting expensiveflour, eggs and butter.
SATURDAY 0110. MONDAY
it►tltM�li„ 27th And 21011th
be two rak' Bargain Days es store. • e intend to make these two ;
GREAT ? Y
Nearlyhiinthe *ore. d these prices will
ovox�+t.:. ��. htc �..!�xe. wail � at 8;��`�'a�la l�l<`�tRes� ao b
?e low, As We want to tura all .goods possible into cash on these two days. No
goods • charged at Bargain Prices
you want goods 1a6; sure and get here on one of these
can get Big: Bargains, .
REMEMBER THE DAYS,
ancl Monday 29th
days, for you
TELEPHONE 80
RNCASH OR PRODUCE!
AippiALT
RUBBER ,RoOFING
A movement is on foot, seye the
St. Maryit Argus, to aecure a bleed.
bound for the St. Marys police. Stich
an animal, Itt le olaiMed, Watild be of
all kinds. The ponce in many other
town* have auch assistants, and use
them vvith good effect, The St, Marys
police do noe feel that tbey alone
should incur the coat of procuring a
bloodhound and respectfully solicit
small donatiOns toward that end, A
young bound wouid oost about $10
and could be procured from tlie
Southern States, where many .are
bred. The hound which it Is proposed
to get, is of the breed known as ."man
trailers" and the breeders guarantee
them etuty to train for police work.
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Nerves Are Racked.
Vitality is Lowered.
Brain is Congested.
Health Undermined.''
Leads the Market ha their
ABSOLUTELY FIRE-1)ROOP.
atO TAR. NO PApER.
PRICES RIGH4
on your roof or in the roll.
All kinds otaeaud at
Pihe
SyroP
Sampson's Red' MOW Pills
4 Mood tuilaer, Purifier and Nerve Tonic,
'Sassafras BMW antlitonlach Bitters
• A General TO*. Tones up t'he Entire
Meek DUNLOP Coderich
Cures Coughs,..Otiltia;
Hoersontest, Croup. Asthma.
Pain or Tightness ia tba
It steps that tickling -hi thb tlinnif,111
resent to take and seeing and heat.
the well-known Galt gardener, vintese-,
I had a very severe ettack of sore
throat and tightnesa Amalie chest.,
times when I wantee to tough and could
not I would almost obelus to death
wife got me a bottitelef DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY pna soap, awl to my sur-
prise found spesey relief. I wool
not be svithout if ff -cost $1,00 a tete
g to the lungs. Mr: :Bishop Brandi
MILLAR CO.
Opiates, Sedatives, Narcotic". Worse ge and 1 can reconiniend it to everyone
Price el4 Cate.
Than Useless. Produce No Per -
Worry, overwork, over -study and
indigestion cause insomnia.
Healthy, haturitt sleep can't be pro-
daced by drugs. •
First, the blood circulation must be
improved.
Congestion of blood in the head
must be removed.
Irritation in the brain must be re -
les because Ferrozone equalizets cite
Inflation, because it soothes the inite-
tion, because it removes .congestion
that it does eke insomnia.
for Instilling force and life into over-
worked orgaus, for establishing
strength' and- vitality, 'whets can yen
find anything so stilt as Ferrozotta?
Remember, sleep is just as import-
ant as food.
You must sleep or break down, ,
You can if you'll uee Ferrozone and
thereby remove the conditions whieh
now keep yen from sleep.
Ferrozone is not a narcotic, not a
dopes it is a health giving tonic that
any child or delicate woman can use.
Absolutely safe is Ferrozone.
Take it for a month, take it for a
year—no harm, but it:measurable
good will result.
To sleep well, look well, Teel well. to
be free from depression, neve ousnesa
tonic, ts healer to the weak and
wretched, a boon to the sleepless—sold
everywhere In 50o. boxes,
Reeve Pottier. of Exeter, received a,
communication from the mayor of
Exeter En land, offering to exchange
to the echo° principal, Mr. Fleming,
Page Weith t e public: school of Exeter,
Gptarlie. T o fetter was handed over
and it is likely that a subscriptioe
will be taken up among the scholars,
for the purchtme of si flag tote sent to
England. The Exeter, Australia,.
school received a similar request. ,
yr
tarp* to Twain Amori.-,-Parrnelee's
Vegetable Pflle are tory mild in their
action. They do not cause griping in
t sere ea so many Mils do. Therefore,
t e most delicate can take them with.
out fear of unpleasant results. They
ram too, be adramietered to children
without imposing the penalties which
follow the use of pille not so carefully
Kilioardlne neporters On Monday
nirt, the fish tug, Charge D. MOITI.,
NO brOkri her *haft Omit eight miles
ohn Adams !Wolter Burnelde
Were going home sleet 10 o'clock mid
copld see her flights fruit* the lop of
the hill. Thev felt there Was some.
thing carting and got John Mn0a# up,
with the *vault that he sent the OM
ward Mit, Rho Ptoked the MOrriSon
sip ond tolvkl het into port about
11.
invaluable for Nursing Mothers.
With nursing cornea an unceasing
strain on the mether's vitality. The
blood is w,eakened. Nerves are irrit-
able through loss of sleep. Anxiety
and tare break down even the strong -
eat. Experience teaches that nothing
Is more helpful than Perrozone. What
an appetite it brings! . No blood form-
er or nerve tont° more potent, no medi-
cine known that So steadily brings.
book the health, vigor and spirit that
mothers require. It's beckuse Ferree,
autteriale foe rebuilding that it doea
snob perinanrnt good; 50c. per bpi( et
A peculiar thing happened at,Etteter
when De. Malloy took a piece of
needle over two inches in length from
the back of the knee of a young son of
Pred Sortie five weeks ago the
lad fell on the floor, and cotnplained of
something running into hid body above
the hip. A short piece of needle was
then found and taken out. The bal-
ance had given little trouble until it
had vvorked through the body to the
knee, when pain was felt and the bal.
Ando of the needle located and extract-
ed.
GRAND TRUNK Rs %TEAM'
ALSO
TinsmithIng
Etc.
Protnptly attended to.
Cor. Bank of Commerce - 'Plume 165
THE BON -TON LIVERY
EAST ST., GODItRICH.
Tliormighty modernized, good rim good horses,
reliable harness. Rates reasonable.
e Tour patronage solicited. •
Phone 61 Walker de Augustine.
'PFSAI —dm
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Fir,st Choice
of the_mon
Who Knows
CMANANTENO
Ladies' Mantles and Jackets
We -have- now received full delivery
,of our Mantles andjackets for Spring
. and ,Summer wear. We have them
in all styles to suit even the most
exacting customers.
ment of Tweeds, in all etyles, from
Ladiese leugth Coats, in a beautiful assort- $6 -TO tii5
Ladies' Short Coats, loose and tight fitting, in Tweeds and
•etyles, from
Fawn and Black Covert Cloth, some exceedingly smart
kP
Ladies' Silk -Embroidered Couts
. We are showing sotne very smart garments in Ladies' Silk Coats, As we only
have one to a size, therefore the first comer will have the best selection. We have
them in extra -cut sizes, made expressly to our order.
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Wash Suits 'and Skirts
Ladies' Readvelo-wear Wash Suits, in white, white and black, and black and
white, sada yariety of -useful , colors. We also have the Skirts separate, ranging
from St each. The above goods are confined toffee D. Millar Co. for Huron.
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WHITE DRESS MATERIALS
LONG GLOVES
in Lisle, Silk or Kid ; full assortment in stock.
MILBURN'S
.'Phone miLLARS' SCOTCH STORE 'Phone
HORSE SHOW
TORONTO
MAY st te 4th
Tickets on sale at
SINGLE FARE
For Round Trip, eta 50c for admission
coupon, good go ng May rot, and at
Fare and Ona.ithird
For ffeund Trip, plus elac .for (Omission
ath. All tickets valid refernitig until
coupoutikood sitting Mae end, erd and
LoW rates to Norfolk, Va., daily until
Nov. aoth, on account of the Jamestown
thrposition. Choice of routea.
Pow ratetoitml particulars. call on
F. F. LAINRENoto uwa'Ageta.
DUNLOP'S AtonRE
for Wheeled vehicieel
1$ SYANDARO
A CARLOAD OP
FROST Pencing
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CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS
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the new dIrettors of the Note* Van-
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last *telt the fituniolel idatertient
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for Spring and Stinnnet of $90 is'novOready for inSpettion.
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find then) well worth Inspection, witetner ypu intend .pur. ,
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