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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1900-11-15, Page 6It , rft, ••• '•• 114 SS.S t, "'•'• • •1' • , , /. tt!lr„,etrit, 11iccLfr, TO() 11.A.NY 1)ENTIsTs. The for:trial openirig of the Royal • oe aCis.a$. 11, Sanders, Editor and Prop 'THURSDAY, .1N 0V, 15th 1900 How vevy satisfactory if, must be for be Conservative overunient in Eng - 'Sand to see the splenclid. showing of their war office and army when Com- pared with the world's best in China. "it took Germany- nearly three menths to get the. commanding general in the 'geld and when he came the work was <lone. An English troopship arrived rat a, Chinese port with four other. Eu- ropean vessels of the same kind and while the British troopes were landed a-vith all their supplies and veady to .begin the forward soldiers were still "Aormging on the decks in a. fair way of :becoming mutinous for want or some- thing to do. Consoling for the ebild2 ren of the old lion and an answer "to sneering foes and too easily frightened -Zaiends. THE RESULT The 7th of November, 1900, has pass- ed and the government of Sir Wilfred Laurier is again in power. It is also trn power after a victory which may -well be called a notable one. All the Ministers are returned, while the Con- servative leaders are beaten in each 'province. Sir Charles Tupper falls in Nova Scotia, Mr.Foster in Ne NV Bruns- -wick, Dr. Montague in Ontario, Mr. Bura.eron in Quebec and. Hugh John mcDonen in Manitoba. Haggart,Prior and Casgraia alone are left. Of the ...second rank Mills and Davin are gone, while Borden in Novia Scotia and 'Clarke Wallace and McNeil b 0 t • are left. But with all this to discour- age it must be renaembeved gone On- -taxi° has one so positively against , the government that the victory de- oisive, as it appears, is full of grave danger. Ontario is the brains as well .as the treasury of the Dominion and its voice is one that 'must be heard. 'The:defeat of Dr. Landerkin, Wm. 'Gibson and James Mc.Mullen shows the temper of the people very plainly. 'Once it was an axiom of the Globe that the voice of Outario is the verdict • ;of the future. It may sit back and watch French Canadian attempts at government and when this is sup- plemented by what Sir Richard Cart- • -Wright once called the sherds and -.patches, soinething will surely break isomewhere. 1V1eantirne we can watch results and see what will turn up for :something. startling is near at hand. But what about the local government at Toronto? There is,a hand writing ,on the wall for it and with twenty-two smajority for the Conservatives won in -the face of all that two governments 'could do, the nails in the provincial ,coffin are ready to be driven home. -What a housecleaning will then take • Three. What a chance Whitney will ?have to make a name. How will the various departments look when the- -drawers are turned out? How will the army of workers, bailiffs, forest rang- rers, license inspectors, etc., feel .then ? Wait for another Year. ollege ) o ental Sure s t s took p ; c 1Vedneaday afternoon. The authori- ties cif the college quite a time ago became aware of the fact that more dentists were graduating than tbere was rooni for, They went to work and by raising the standard of ma - trier -dation have now good results. This year only 152 students have registered, while last year. there were 170, and the year before 202. Dean 1\711110a says that 70 dentists graduating every year is altogethet to many. There is not more than room for forty at the outside. Weak indeed mast a Government be that can be driven out of power in good times. The general that secur- ed victory for the Laurier Government was General Prosperity. The argu- ment that it is wise to let well enough alone was a potent one. Yet, even this argument as not strong enough to offset the feelingof antagonism to Mr. Tarte in Ontario. The fact that a Liberal majority of 12 in this province was turned into a Conservative ma- jority of 16 is chiefly tine to the re - sentiment and alarm caused by the utterance of the voluble and indis- creet Minister of P blic w o rks. —Ham il- ton Herald (Ind.) Wednesday's poll issued the death warrant of Messrs. Ross & Com - patty. The ninth Legislature was born March 1, 1898. It has yet one year and five months at the naost to live. At any moment within that time, the Liententrut-Governor niay call on the people to execute the mem- bers of the aggregation in Quieen's Park. The death warrant has been signed, it awaits delivery, but no re- prieve is possible. Premier Ross, un- necessary preambulations about • On- tario and into Quebec to support the lurid views of Boss Tarte have made straight the path that will lead him to political oblivion.—Toronto World. WEDDINGS INCREASE, DEATHS DE- CREASE. The statistics for the births, marriag- es and deaths in Ontario during the first half of the present year show a very considerable increase in the num- ber of births and marring -es and a grati- fying decrease in the number of deaths. The total increase in the number of births for the half year, as • compared with the number of births for the first half of last year is 496. The increase in the number of marriages of 669, which increase is attriboted to the pre- vailing prosperity. The decrease in the number of deaths forthe half year is 850, which is especially gratifying in view of the increase in population. SPnie of the contemporaries are sug- gestina. that everybody niake an ef-- fort to begin -the new century free of debt.. It is a good suggestion but the movement must begin from the con- sumer. The little grocery bill, the drygoodsaccount,the editors subscrip- tion must be paid. The money will be passed on by them to other trades- men and employees and frorn them, it will go back into the pockets Of the producers, who are likewise consumers. The money paid by you to -day will come back to you to -morrow from those who owe you but cannot pay you until you paid your own debts. A few hundred dollars put in circula- tion in this way will pay thousands of dollars of debts and lighten the bur- den of innumerable human beings who are scarcely able to keep their heads above the wave of adversity. NOW POB A. GERRYMANDER. The Laurier -Tarte combine Will now have a constitutiOnalri ht t readj t- , the donstituencies after the taking of NOTES AND COMMENTS "Sir Charles Tupper, whose retire - ',talent from political life is announced, probably live in Winnipeg, to be :near his sons. , 11 - Already -the Liberal press are talk- ing of what they will do with their next gerrymander bill. It is rather galling to us to think that Ontario, •which returns about 20 Conservative majority, is to be carved up to suit that 49 Liberal majority from the Pro- vince of Quebec. Surely French do- mination might spare Ontario that .:indignity. --Stratford Herald. * s At the birth of a Japanese baby a tree is planted, which must remain untouched until the marriage day of the child. When the nuptial hour ar- rives the tree is .cut down ' and the wood is transfolaned into farniture, the census next year. How will the people of Ontario like to have their provinces gerrymandered by tbe French representatives in Parliament of the habitants of Quebec ? If there is a gerrymander attempted -which there will be certaie to be—it will have to be forced on Ontario by thesyrench vote in Parliament. Constitutionally the members for Quebec have the right to vote as they see proper on the re -dis- tribution of the electoral divisions of Ontario, but it -would be very had pol- icy to force on Ontario by French votes a re -distribution objectionable to the Ontario majority in Parliament, But Mr. Tarte has the power and can take Ontario by the throat as it were and distribute her electoral districts as his mightiness may see fit. If, however, anything like a fair distribution is pro- posed, the Conservative majority from Ontario will doubtless see it to be their duty to join in securing such fair divis- ion. Sir Wilfrid will have a delicate which is consid ered b the y young people as the most beautiful of all the sus, b"t to dispose of.—Stratford Her - ornaments of the house. a,m. WORST FORM OF PARTIZANSHIP. Dealers in heavy horses say that It Is strange how far Partyism -- will with the advent of colder weather carry seine people, and ,lioNv little re- • there is ail increasing demand for gard theY have for their oath or honor, • coach and carriage -horses, high ant-' when it comes down to helping their • ing cobs and heavy teams of the trot- candidate to secure .his eleetien, says • ting breed variety. The fact that the the Mitchell Advoaate. In the contest „hest class of carriage horses are just closed one young man, a printer, •sca, arce, while dernnd is ,greater than whose name was on the Mitchell roll, iit has been for several years, will carne over from St. Marys to cast his ballot, but not before he w -as cautioned attend to advance prices Or -1 g°pd stock. of the consequences if he did so, Al- * * though out of the riding for nearly a . in year, during part of the tune being We think it is to be regretted that the Laurier Government has been business for himself in Brantford, he sustained by such a large majority. swore that "he had been a continuous resident of the Electorial District of if it were to continue the aciministra- South Perth since the revision of the tion of public bushiess with a support roll in June, 1890." A similar oath was in the I-fouse of not iriore than 20,there taken by another young man who was would be less temptation to indulge filling a position at the trine in Seaforth. in extravagant expenditure and the Both are sons of preachers. Reports G -o vernme n t woul cl be nio re 1 ikely tO are corning in of various similar cases be guided by the best element in the throughout the riding, It may be that deminatlf party. I'llere is smne• dall- Conservatives did likewise, but if they ger that the results of the elections did they deserve the severest punish - will be construed as an endorsation by meat. An example mustbe made of the coentry of the great increases that have been made in the national expenditure, and that Ministers will not be encouraged to practice econ- omy-. But they Should he warned. The good times will not Iasi- forever, i.Vhile they last the growth in revenue should be taken advantage of in the reduction of Ore public debt. A con- tinuance of the "wait -till -you -see -us - next -year" policy will be fatal to the G o v ern itient,-Lifamilton Ilerald (Trid.) If yoltr storrutcht,s is weak it., •should , have help. Tiood'S Satsiaparillit such glaring violations of the law, and the Ad \-ocate is pleased to learn that the Conservative Executive of the rid- ing will shortly meet to take action ia, mese tntitters. ' 'What trlight, have been one of the most serioris tragedies in the history of S fro ft or d occurred on Silts inlay night, when the Rov. 51 L. Leitch, pastor of Kricix church cif here; ai)d the occiipatii,s of the mouse were !yearly rtsphy.xlated by gas escaping from the furnace,. As a , result , of the nriSfirr-, tune; which might e;rsily, have proVed, strexigth' to ,tlie Storrniclt , and, cures, inore serious, iqr. Leitch...Ny(18 ,rmable , ' ;rad indi otSbitnl' tItlit• oa,d4 tattu SOLDIERS TO RE FARMERS, Latest RetUrn Si amiligasswritg: t Tara, Ont., Nov,10.—At, the sunr,ral li up of the votes her to -day byJ the returning officer, for North BVhat ruce, , Me. A. McNeill (Con.) was declared elected by three votes. Itis understood to be the intention of5lr. J. lil. Camp- bell, the Liberal candidate, to ask for a recount. , Brockville, Ont., Nov. 10.-aThe, result The Ontario Go V °run:rent has follow ed out the suggestion made the las session of the Legislatnre by E. A. Lit tle, member for Cardwell, when he suggested the giving of land grants to the Ontario soldies. who went to Sauth Africa The conditions as announced, are as folk.? S That a grant of 100 acres of land Is matte to every person enrolled for active service in South Africa, who, a the time of his enrolment was a resi dent of the province of Cntario. 2 That the land so granted shall be relieved of all settlement duties and provincial and municipal taxation, ex- cept for school purposes, for a period of ten years. If such land is,however, transferred to any other person within said period of ten years, then the law now in force, or any amendments thereto, as to settlement duties and provincial and municipal taxation shall apply. pplail' 3lhly Person having a right te claim lands under any act of the As- sembly-, may select such lands in such townships as nary be set apart for tio,t purpose, provided that not more than 160 acres shall be selected in one block of 640 acres. 4 That the heirs of administrators of any persons enrolled who died while on serviceshall haye the same right of selection of lands as the persons so en- rolled would have beet' entitled' to if living. 5 That all claims shall be filed with- in two years from the 1,st of January, 1901. as. _FIRE AT NIERIlICKVILLE. Merrickville, Ont., Nov. 12.—At 4 o'clock Saturday mornins, fire was dis- covered in the Windsor Ffouse, a large three-storey brick building. The flames made such rapid progress that almost the entire contents were consumed. A commercial traveler named Nagel lost all his boot and shoe samples, and many of the boarders logt most of their belongings. The lessee of the premis- es, John Wright, is a heavy loser. The building -was owned by Mrs. Payne, and was insured for only $4,000. Loss about $8,000. Spreads Like Wildfire, ' When things are "the best" they be- come ``the best selling." Abraham Hare,a leading druggist, of Bellville,O., writes: "Electeic Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years. You know why? Most diseases begin in disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood "and nerves. Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of mal- adies. It builds up the entire system. Puts new life and vigor into any weak sickly, rundown man or woman. Pric,e 50c at drug drustores ' of the official recount of the ballots t polled in this riding was announced - this afternoon. The majority of John Culbert (Con.) is 221. There were 23 more votes palled than in the last elec- tion; 38 ballots were rejected and 13 spoiled. Kingston, Ont., Nov. l0. ---The official majority for II. J. Calvin (Con.) in Frontenac is 304. DROWNED HERSELF IN A POND. Newmarket, Nov. 11.—Mrs. B. Red- dit, of Bogartown, who had been in ill -health for two years, and subject to fits of profound melancholy, corn - nutted suicide on Friday, afternoon, as she had „frequently, threatened to do. On Friday inorninera*e got up about three „o'clock, and .1'.11-reltened ta drown herself, but her husband persuaded her to go back to bed again. About six o'clock, .when he returned from milking, she was missing. Mr. Reddit then went in search of her, and met her returning from Kitto's pond, wither she had gone with the intention of drowning herself butt had changed her mind. After breakfast Mr. Reddit left her in charge of the servant girl, and went to a neighbor's to thresh. In the afternoon she stole out of the house, and was found about four„o'clock in Kitto's pond by smile boys who were fishing. It is not like- ly that an inquest will be held, as her mental condition was well k-nown, and there is no doubt it was a case of suicide. • KEEP YOURSELF STRONG' And you will'ward off colds, pneumon- ia., fevers and other diseases. You need to have pure rich blood and good digestion. Hood's Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and pure as no other medicine can do. It tones the stomach, creates an appetite and in- vigorates the whole system. You will be wise _to begin taking it now, for it will keep you strong and well. Hood's Pills are non -irritating. Price 25 cents. •ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES AN- • OTHER. Ladies of Canada—Sisters; Great' Britain takes nearly all the exported produce of Canada. English, Scotch and Irish boys produce the teas of Ceylon and India• , Canada consumes 11,000,000 pounds of colored and doctored Japan Green teas. Green tea of pure natural green leaf are being introduced from Ceylon and India,. They are now on sale at all live grocers. Statesmen see obstacles to preferen- tial trade within the empire. You ladies can sweep aside all obstruction. Bring patriotic sentiment on your breakfast table. Your grocer will get these pure teas' ifyou only insist. The &dada Tea Company have plac- ed them in hundreds of stores. Many other leading firms have ship- ments corning. Only laggards. await the jumping of the cat. Colonist. ‘‘ TVilfut Waste M,_t4EL5T_O_efrlifrakt„.tt " i.s As wasteful nof to secure what you need and might have AS 11 It 10 sqoan- der what you already possess. Health.* a priceless Possession'. You can secure it and keep it by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla which paillies the blood, cures disease, and ineolgorates the whole sYstern. Boll s—'" ,rvas pettily treubled quit% boas and bad btdod and was advised to try Hood's Sarsiparilla. 1 followed this advice and the benefit I receiver( was so great Mai 1 took a •SecOnd bottle and svaa cured." M, L. Petit, Lyons, Ont, 1 1141 ?Fi tie YR.C.PiARs,.. NaUstikV 13elleville, Out., Nov. 10.—The' official returns give Corby (Con.) 874, majarity In West Hastings, and Northrup (Con.) 7,1iiinalEiirttbsxt, Nov, gs.11. _tat er flgui,es give Edward Hackett a majority of three over McLellan -in West Prince. This makes three Liberal -Conservatives from Prince Edward island and two Liberals, and brings the total Liberal majority down to 43. • St. Marys, Ont, Nov. • 12.—The offi- cial count ill the South Perth election took place this afternoon in the office of Registaar Whelihan. It commenced at 3 o'clock and was concluded shortly before 4. The result gives Mr. D: K. Erb, Liberal candidate, a majority of 9. The Conservatives will demand a recount which may reduce or elimin- ate altogether the majority. The re- sult of the recount in South Perth, held this afternoon, gives the follow- ing result by majorities: St. Marys ............. 31 — Downie ........... . 185 — Usborne................ — 95 Hibbert................ 107 -- Mitchell.......... -- 70 Fullarton --- 72 Blanshard.............. ---- 75 323 312 Majority for Erb a • NVith two sub -divisions in West-min- ster yet to be heard from. Mr. Mal- colm McGugan, the Liberal candidate, has a majority of 706 in South Middle- sex over J. C. judd. The two sub -di- visions will likely make Mr.McGugan's 1\111411s:107410T. 1larger than in 1890, when it ESCAPED FROM SANDWICH JAIL. Windsor, Nov. 9.—Colernan Jeffer- son, a prisoner serving a -month's sen- tence in Sandwich jail, escaped from that institution this morning. He was working in the court yard, and scaled a high wall during the absence of the guard. His departure was not noticed until he had time to niake his way over the river. Jefferson would prob- ably have been tinned over to the au- thorities of Lapeer or Holly, this State as he is suspected of having had a hand towns. s. svoncire heavy burglaries in the two FELL FELL DEAD IN PULPIT. Brockville, Ont., Nov. 11.—A sensa- tional event occurred at this morning's service in the Methodist church at Lansdowne, it small village west of Brockville. Rev. Mr. Simpson, the pastor, in the course of his sermon, was noticed to stop suddenly, and the next minute he fell over dead. A doc- tor was summoned, and pronounced the cause of death- due to heart dis- ease. He appeared to be in good health, but about a year ago he suffer- ed an attack of typhoid fever, from which he never fully recovered. The ,deceased was about 60 years of age, and was one of the most respected and talented clergymen of the Methodist Church. He is sarvived by a widow and family. A Word to the eary and Sickly Mother. 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