The Herald, 1903-04-17, Page 44
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a f )t Eft. the sunrTrl er.
Sundays:: 4 Highh labs Lt ]30
. in.; Cate-
chisen and lustructiou at 10.30 ;'clock;
Vespers and 13et oi1ktlou of the >ylost
131eesed Saerameut at 7 p. Ltt.
Holy Days; High Mass at 9 o'clock;
•Vespers and Beitedic'tioe at 730. p. in,
Weak Days: Mass every morning at 7.3 0
o'clock; First .Fridays, Mass with
, Exposition at 8 o'clock; The Holy
Rorer, or one hours visit to oar Lord
iu the Blessed 3aeratnet every Sat.
tu'dy:eveniug from;7 to 8..
Baptism an Sundays at 2 o'clock,
The Cotumui.'on Sundays before Mass at
s o'clock.
Rev. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
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VANGELICAL, German and English
• Sunday services: -
German, at 10.43 o'clock a, m. English,
7 o'cleek p. su., Sun. school at 2 P. m.
Tuesday evening; Junior A1lianee, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, h oir practice at 9.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evening;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; Teachers' eseeting at 8.
Rev. W. J. Yeeger, Pastor,
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of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor
graduate of Department of Dentistry,
Toronto University. Painless extraetion
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At Dominion House, Zurich, every
Monday. 1-20
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private funds or loan companies.
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1903.
Senator Gillmour—one of the
representatives from New Bruns-
wick—died suddenly on the train,
on Monday last, while en route to
Ottawa, to resume his duties in the
red chamber.
It will solve many vexed ques-
tions among European nations if,
as stated in a cable despatch, the
control of the Bagdad Railway is
to be held jointly between Great
Britain, France and Germany, un-
der a guarantee of the Turkish
customs.
The affirmative'vote on the mo-
tion for the abolution of the impor-
tation, sale and manufacture of
Cigarettes, in the Dominion Parlia-
ment, was a most decisive one.—
Unless, however, it is followed up
by a law on the subject, it might as
well not have been taken. This is
a question which deeply concerns
all parents, who have growing tip
sons, and they will doubtless watch
with interest the next move made
in this, to then], important ques-
tion.
Foreigners in Rome, led by the
Duke of Norfolk, are taking great
interest in the workmen's monu-
ment to the Pope, which is to be
erected under the portico of St.
John Lateran. Prince Colonna is
also interested in the project, and
the idea is said to be very pleasing
to the Pope. The monument con-
sists of four bronze slabs, on which
are engraved all the encyclicals of
the present Pontiff having refer-
ence to workmen and family life.
The investigation into the Gamey
charges wascornmenced in Toronto,
on Monday last, all the necessary
witnesses being present. So far
the Court has shown nd disposition
to favor the Government, the only
decision solar having been rather in
the interest of the prosecution.—
The case has not yet advanced suffi-
ciently far to permit a summary of
the evidence presented. Mr. Gainey
has been the principal witness so
far and the evidence presented sim-
ply a reiteration of the charges as
made in the House.
Nearly every citieen of Ontario
will regret the accident, to Sir Oli-
ver Mowat, which happened on
Sunday evening, at Government
House, ;while being prepared for
bed. Sonia two months ago he fell
injuring a small bone in his leg,
since which time he had to have
help in dressing and undressing.
By some means his attendants, on
Sunday evening, relaxed their hold
on hint and he fell breaking a bone
in his thigh; How the accident hap-
pened is not clear. Tho limb was
of course, promptly set, and only
his great age is against a speedy
recovery. Sir Oliver's terms of of-
fice having expired, he is only now
filling the position, at the Ottawa
Government's request., until a suc-
cessor is appointed.
There seems to be a great deal of
Unrest among the members of labor
organizations of the Dominion this
spring. Many strikes have taken
place, some of which have been ac-
companied with disorder, riot and
blood -shed. The better tithes which
the country is now enjoying, is no
doubt, one of the chief causes, and
most workmen seem disposed to
take advantage of the scarcity of
help,' to enforce the demand for
higher wages. Whatever griev-
ances the laborers and working
trades may have had on the ques-
tion of wages in the past, as far as
we c
• THF ZUR1c 11 1'-1ERAI ID
titication for trouble now, as most
men receive a very fair rate of wage
and many shorter hours as Well.
So far the lonlinion Parliament
seems to be making haste slowly in
bringing down and discussing tb
various measures for which tlt
House was ashen] together. It f
true that several of the Depart
mental Reports have been brought
•down, and that some progress has
been made in the passing of the
Estimates. The redistribution bill
has also been introduced and re-
ferred to a comtnittee, but the
gentlemen who are to fit the .boun-
daries of constituencies have not
up to the time of writing been
named. Tho bill takes away six
members from Ontario and gives a
greater representation to the- West,
and the principle laid down for the
bringing about of this necessary-
legislation
ecessary
legislation seems to be regarded as
fair and equitable. By the British
North American Act, generally
called the Constitution of the Coun-
try, the representation of the Pro-
vince of Quebec is a fixed ,number
but al] other Provinces are liable
to increase or decrease, accord-
ing as population has increased
or decreased, at the taking
of the Census every ten
years. Mr. Blair, Minister of Rail-
ways and Canals, has likewise
introduced a bill appointing a
Railway Commission, which will
have power to adjust all matters
respecting rates from different
points and 'all other complaints
chargee] a ti ainst these overland
Of late there seoni t to be some
thing radically wrong in tho man-
agement
t.n-
tL et lent t i our railways, 1 all�� a
� as Hardly
y
a day passes now that we clo not
hoar of accidents by rlin-o.i'fs, from
as oave-fnl4, broken z'txi1:.t, unst`tbstan-
teal bridge::, U011it+iou , .O1 spine
' other anuses, Heretofore such
s lmppenings were few and fax be-
. tween. There must be some rea-
son for the present state of affairs.
Are the Men in official positions
incompetent? Are those in subor-
din.ate positions, qualified for .t
work entrusted to theta? .&re t
hours of service too long for t
natural man's encheranoo? Are t
road -beds level and gone over ca
fully the required number of tier,
daily? Are telegraphers at th
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tugs see, there is very little ,jps. progress. made in the futta.re,
arrying companies. This bill has
received its first reading and is
referred to the Railway Committee
f the House for consideration.1
11fr. Fitzpatrick's bill, relating to
bscene plays, was read a third
line and finally passed. Some
titer important things have also
een before the House and have
een dealt with in whole, or in
art, notably the Cigarette ques-
ion, whose importation, sale and
manufacture should be stopped.
he motion to that end was intro-
ueed by Mr. Sheen, of Montreal,
nd seconded by Mr. Homes, of
West Huron, and carried by a vote
f 103 to 48. Mr.. John Charlton
as introduced a bill to amend the
lection Act, of 1900. , It is intend -
d to prevent corruption at elec.-
ions by imposing heavy penalties
nd making it dangerous for any
ne to engage in this past -tinge,
he penalty, on conviction, to be
We years imprisonment, a fine of
500 and disfranchisement for
even years, while in the case of a
andidate the penalty also includes
ermanent disqualification from be-
g a candidate for Parliament or
or holding any office of profit
nder the Government.
One of the best things acceni-
lisped so far is the raising of the
x on Celestials coaling into Cana -
La to $500 per head. This ought to
ssen the influx of Chinamen,
ho have become so numerous in
ritisle Columbia, as to almost
rive the white population from the
ore menial positions, such as
ouse servants, laundries, etc., by
wering the rate of wages paid,
nd who aro almost monopolizing
he laundry business of the various
ties, towns and villages of Onta-
o. Canada can well afford to do
ithout this class of citizens, and
e Government has acted wisely
trying to shut then] out in the
tare.
Many other acts and amendments
ave, of course. been brought for-
ard, mostly 'however, by private
embers. These, with the debate
the address in reply to the bill
fare presented, and the two or
ree Government tueasures intro -
iced, have afforded the members
chance to air their views on many
estions. There has been much
llfing, and consequently little pre -
ass made in the matter 'of finish -
legislation, Thus, however, is
nerally the case in the earlier
art of the session, the object of
he less conspicuous members being
show their constituents that they
0 not altogether nonentities.
uch members 'usually talk to Mr.
taker, and nearly if not always,
a very thin attendance, but their
ter 'tutees must be reported in Han-
d, and in this wap generally
nage to get their speech, or
eeehes, back to the people they
resent, or misrepresent, as the
e may be, by sending copies of
the
oflClcual document to thcr glome
apers, with the request :, to rho -
re
e. Now that the Easter tel tad-
rnment is over, and most of the
rnbers have been afforded an.
)ortnnity to speak ° r their piece"
the floor of Parliament, we ni
y
ect to see the House getting
wn to business, and much better
eir
instruments or are they forced to
do yard duties as well? Tlaee are
questions which might and 'ought
to be investigated by the .govern-
ment, or a commission 'appointed
by the Government for the purpose,
in the interest of the pt.iblie gener-
ally. If cheapness is the first re-
quisite of Companies in the employ-
ment of men, in stead of qualifica-
tion ; If hours are unreasonably
long in order to lessen the pay roll ;
if favorites are pitchforked into
positions for which they are not
fitted and section men given snob
wages as to produce no interest in
their duties, the companies should
be called to account and forced to
make an effort to run their several
roads as much for the safety of
their passengers, as to earn large
dividends for their stock -holders.
This is a subject which the press -
of the cities has not yet dealt with,
but which would be in the interest
of the public quite as •much as
many of the topics discussed from
day to day. If American railroads
Can Carry passengers for two cents
per mile it is no more than justice
that we should insist on efficiency
in management when we are con-
tributing one third more for a
similar service. Mr Blair has, it is
true, introduced a bill for the ap-,
pointment of a Railway Commis-
sion. but that bill is by no means
likely to grant powers along the
line indicated above; but rather for
the adjustment of freight rattan, the
prevention of discrimination in fa-
vor of one place over another, or of
one shipper over another, and along
the line petitioned for, some time
ago, by representatives from. the
Toronto Board of Trade, mauufaac-
turers' Association and many other
equully prominent organissations.
puma Notice is hereby given that an
application will be grade to the Par-
liament of Canada, at its next session, for
an Act to incorporate a company under the
name of "The St. Joseph Transportation
Company," with power to locate and con-
struct a canal or system of canals so as to
create a navigable waterway from some
point on the eastern shore of Lake Huron,
in the County of Huron or of Lambton, in
the Province of Ontario, to some point on
the northern shore of Lake Erie in the
County of Elgin in the said province, with
power to make surveys and to determine
the location of the said waterway; to
dredge, deepen, raise or lower, the levels
of, or improve the existing water-cous•sos
between the said points, aucl to establish
such connecting links necessary to snake
and complete throughout the entire dis-
tance between the said terminal points, a
navigable canal of a depth of not less than
eighteen feet, and of a width which may
be found necessary to enable vessels of
deep draft to meet and pass in safety at
any point in said carat; moreover, to con-
struct, operate and maintain all such
works and struotures necessary in connec-
tion with such through waterway; more-
over, to acquire,!build, own, lease, operate
and maintain or otherwise dispose of ter-
minals, harbours, wharves, clocks, piers,
landing places, water lots, yards,elovaators,
warehouses, dry docks, reservoirs, and
other structures, such as locks, dams and
all works necessary for tho production and
Ilse of electric, hydraulic, pneumatic and
other power roquired for tho said under-
taking, and also for tiro purpose of irriga-
tion: to lease er otherwise dispose of said
works and powers; to acquire, own, trans-
port by cable or electric power, all steam-
ers, barges, or any other vessels which
require to be transported through the said
waterway for the lrursose of inland naviga-
tion, and also with power to acquire, own,
sell and dispose of and operate vessels of
all kinds, end to transport there through
the said canal, in such manlier and upon
such terns as the company may deem fib;
with power also to acquire by purchase,
expropriation or otherwise, such lands,
water lots, rights in navigable or ennaviss-
able streams and rivers, and other such
prsporty as may be necessary for the pur-
pose of the undertaking, and to again
dispose thereof or any part thereof as the
company may deem expedient; to levy
and to Collect tolls; to take, use and
dispose of water fur the purpose of said
()anal or for irrigation purposes or for gen-
erating hydraulic and other powers; to
transmit and dispose of the said powers
for all purposes with power also to eon.
street and oporate a line of railway and
tramway of oil her standard or narrow
gauge; also such bridges, ferries, tele-
graph, te'•aphone or electric light or power
lines; which may be consideree] necessary
in connections with the said undertaking;
to own, acquire, control and operate
branch lines of railway to mined with all
and any railways situated within a distance
of ten miles from any portion of the said
canal, and with respect thereto, with.
power to acquire lands and property
necessary for such branch lines by expro-
priation under The Railway Act, and to
couneet with such other •railway or rail.
ways and enter into running or traffic
arrangements therewith; also to acquire
and run said branch linos of railway either
by steam or electric or cable or pneumatic
power; to snake arrangements with any
company, corporation, person or persons'
whomsoever to carry passengers, freight
or other commodity over and through the
works of tho company, and to charge such
prices and tolls therefor as may be approv-
ed; moreover, with power to -purchase or
otherwise acquire shares, debenttlros and
seemed -es of other canal or railway com-
panies and corporations, and to sell or 1
oxehange its own securities witheisuch
eonteanies: and to carry en transportation,
forwarding and elevator business for the 1
purpose of the undertaking; together with i
all soar 'other general powers and privil.
egos, including ilnaneing, as ]nay 1)e 3
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Blontreal, 30th January, 1903. 20-9t•
By -Law �I o. 1,
OF ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE
SCHOOL SECTION NO. 1, HAY, FOR
1903.
ABy-Law to raise by way of loan the
e.
of
on
sum of $1000afor the purposes her
inafter montioned.
Whereas repairs to the school house
Roman Catholie�Separate School Secti
No 1, Hay, have become necessary;
Aud Whereas the estimated cost of said
repairs is the sum of $1000;
.And whereas the Trustees of the said
Separate School Section are authorized by
Revised Statutes of Ontario, chapter 294,
section 01, to borrow the necessary funds
for such repairs upon the debentures of
the said Board of Trustees as hereinafter
mentioned;
Aud whereas the amount of the whole
rateable property of the said Separate
School Section, according to the last
revised assessment of the said Separate
School .Section, is the sum of $90000, and
it will require the sum of $6'2.83 to' be
raised annually by special rate for the
payment of the said debt as hereinafter
mentioned, and also the suer of ,,S'•3U to be
raised annually for the payment of interest
as hereinafter Mentioned;
And whereas there is no existing deben-
ture or other debt of the said Separate
School Section;
13oit therefore enacted by the Trustees
of Roman Catholic Separate School Sec-
tion, No 1, Ilay:
1. That the Trustees of .the said
Separate School Section shall raise by way
of loan from any person or persons, body
or bodies corporate, who tnny be willing to
advance the same on the debentures lits re
limiter meutioned, the suer of $ 1000.
2. That the Trustees aforesaid shall
eauso to be made any number of deben-
tures, not loss than :5100 each, and not
exceedingin the aggregate the sum of
$1000, which shall be payatle net later,
than twelve years from the 15th day of
December, 1903, and such debentures
shall be sealed with the corporate seal of
the said Board of Trustees and signed by
the Chairman and Secretary thereof, aucl
shall have attached thereto coupons for
the annual payment of iuterest thereon at
the rate of five per cent. per alumni.
3. That to provide for the payment
of said debentures the sum of $03.8:3 in
addition to all other rates shall be levied
and collected by speeial rate upon ell the
rateable property in the said Separate
School Section annually during twelve
years, the currency of the said dehentorec
or any of them, and also for the purpose of
paying the into-ro:.ton the said debentures
the sum of ,$50.00 shall, ani addition to all
other rates, ,be levied and collected by
special rate upon all the said rateable
property annually during twelve years,
the currency of the said debentures or any
of them. .
4. ' This By -Law shall take effect on and
from the 10111 day of March, the day of the
passing hereof. .
Passed the 10th day of Maroh,A. 11,1003.
Jolty ]'.AroTtrr•., LOUIS N. 1)T::iossme
`eCretary. Chairman;
Notice.
The above is a true ropy: of a By -Taw
sassed by the Board of Trustees of liotnan
Catholic Sopasate School Section, No, 1,
May, on the tenth day .of _larch, A. I).,
1003: And all persons are hereby requir-
ed to taste notice that any one desirous of
applying to have such lily-Lraw,or' any part
thereof, 'quashed, LSh
ni 1
ee mese melte , al e
1 i his applica-
tion
fore -het purpose to the Iliglt Court of
ust,iee within three months• next after
he publication of suet By -Law and this
totiee once a week for Lhr'ee successive
weeks in the nowspepor called the Zurich
'herald, or he will be too late to be heard
n 'thrxt behalf,
+7oia LM?OIrrr,
0•3t Secretary.:
SALE REGISTER.
A FEW good building lots for sale at
£3.. tine North end of the Village. Any
person desiring to build will find this a
nice location for a residence.
Apply to E.Zrr.Lxn, -Zurich.
rrinoROUGHBRED DURHAM BULL
X for sale, 13 months old. Eligible
for registration. Gond dark rod color and
pronounced a dist class animal. Apply
to
Ronny N, Dotertes,
38—Spd. Blake P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE. -50 acres, West
half, Lot 20, Con. 10, Hay, ono and
a quarter miles North of the Village of
Zurich, about 40 acres cleared, balance
good pasture land. (:food frame house
and kitchen end frame barn 40 x 60 feet.
This farm will be sold cheap as the pro-
prietor intends going. West. For particu-
lars apply at the premises or address
Sor oitos .Ltcoue,
35-0 Zurich 1'. 0.
FARM FOR SALT,—Lot 22, N. 13,
Hay, I00 acres; half -a -mile East of
Blake, 88 acres cleared, balance good hard
wood bush, 45 notes seeded to grass.
Good water, (3 wells). (food stone house
and a large £rare barn with stone stabling
underneath. A 'frame pig -pen, driving
and implement shed and other necessary
out -buildings. This farm will be sold very
• ressonab]e, if disposed of within the next
two months. Apply •to P. Zeller, Zurich,
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Ronne N. Devotes; proprietor,
38-8 Blake, P. 0.
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Pr.A'rolt
will cure the most aggra-
vated forst of Dvsncpsia
and lmiirestiorr. It will nor-
reet "'chat YuIt Peeling
After felting," Nervous
Ttesdevile Sour Stomactr
and ] lahrlenrc. Whys,, rer
when a cure is guaranteed?
200 DAYS' TREATMENT $1.00.
some natio, Dashwood,
says: "r was unable to get
any relief front Asthma
and Stomach 'Trouble until
using Our . Tative Herbs,"
JOHN DUMART,
AGENT.
ZURICH, ONT.
THE ALONZO.0. BLISS CO.
Sole proprietors,
7V101,11'12 SAL, CAN.
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Mr, John Deiehert returned home
from the Clinton Hospital on Wed-
nesday evening, on a short visit.—
He intends returning to the Hospi
tal for a further stay until the heal-
ing of the wound, made necessary
for outlet of pus..
.?3 re. d f el f
2'he Great Engtisia Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
drug gist$ in Canada. Only reli.
able a in
m die G diseovered.
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packages guaranteed to cure nil
forms of Sexual Weakness, all affects of abUso
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To.
baeeo, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one paeltagao $1, six, $5, One toil] please.
A1320.44 cure. Pamphlets free to anyaddress.
Tho Wood Company, Wlndsors Ont:.
Wood's Phosahodine is sold in
Zurich by •Dr+.Buchanan, Druggest,