The Huron Expositor, 1906-08-10, Page 2ME HURON EXPOSIT°
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THIS MOH
*aims a
Angus
urcell's s
SATURDA
riTilehte Only
t the prospects of the farmers in
Rainey River, Thunder Bay and
districtT3 were never
better than at present. The attend-
ance at the Institute meetings has
been large, and the members are all
theenetneeeetenteen
History Reneat Itself:
diner, superilterident of the Ontario
Institute -for l'the Blind, " at Brant"
ford., will have to follow in the wake
of Mr. Basted°. He is- said to have
been- guilty ef certain offences and
aft investigation is to be held. Re-
ferring to this matter, the Hamilton
Times saye
memo
buying of btapl Goods is economy well di;•ected.
A Half *ck Some Things
A Third Stock Many ThincYs'
ay a QuarterStock in Most Everything
$pecials tor This Week :"mia"
DRY 56 inch Table Linen, Unbleached, at 25c per yard
60 Lich Table Linen, Bleached, at 300 per yard
GOODS64 inch Table Linen; Bleached; at 55o per yard
On hand—Nice assortment of Rook -fast Drill Shirtings.
GROCER-. Eil_Bars Laundry Soap for .. . , 25c
john Buil Pickles, per bottle 10c
1E8 -
On ha-44Parest blend of Teas, Coffees and Spices,
MIL
CLOTH- T weed Pants, regular $1.50 _line, at per pair $1 00
ING Meres Overalls; regular $1 00 line at per pair 75
Men s erwear, cotton, ale per $arment 25 It' is quite possible the Times diag-
"We think we begin to flee light
in the matter of those charges a-
gainst Mr. H. F. Gardiner, of the In-
stitution for the Blind, Brantford.
Tbe maker of the chargerl is said to
be a man who was OTICO an employee
of the institution, but who for reasons
that may bee illuriiinatingt now wears
" ex." before his' description. When
the "eharges " are Investigated it
will probably be found that they have
spite for their eire and political of-
fice hunger for their dam. Gardiner
had a big lot of house-cleaning to
do over there when he took hold, and
this may be but the effluvium of the
'rubbish bundled off the promisee'
14 _DE -TO -ME ISURE CLOTHING. Fit -Reform. Brand handled only
Satisfaction guaranteed, newest sty10 and p'atterns;
_Highest Prices pat 'for Butter 4. Eggs.
W1LLIAIVIS and PURCELL
c Successors to B. B. GUNN
Sole Agents for FIT REFORM Tailoring Sults made to measure.
CORNER STORE -
SEAFCkRTH
leseeFORTHI FRIDAY, Aug. 10, 1906.
Re -Constructing the Liberal
Party.
The -Conservative and so Galled In-
dependent papers occasionally mani-
fest considerable conearn. about the
Liberal party in this Province. Whert
these fits take them they busy them-
selves at re-construeting the Liberal
party, on paper, to suet themselves.
They relegate the present leader of
tbe Op•Position, Eon. G. ,W. Ross to
that valley of dry bones known- as the
Dominion Senate, and they raise up
In his place another leader in the
person of Mr. McKsy, Mr. Graham
or Mr. Preston, ala good and able men
and Amen who have come prominently
torWard in Provincial politica.
:Whatever grounds there rnly be
fox their prognostications, or what
the future intentions of the present
Opposition leader may be we know
not. Bet there is one thing -which
Must lee evident 'to every observer of
the political horoscope in this 'Pro -
:Once and that is, that some chanie
is necessary. Thee Opposition show-
ed, never more plainly, than' at tap
last session of the Legislature, by
their lack of energy and cohesiveness,
that some cha,nge is required in order
ao make even a passably good and
'effectiye opposition ; thea- showed that
they had not yet recovered from the
stunning blow -they received at the
last election. Ho-vveVer, time rem-
edies all things, and in. cotirse bf
time ttie Ontario Opposition will, corn&
to the front once more isttong' and
. agreeeive as of yore. A -suitable lead-
er will be found in dun coiirse, wheth-
er that leader- be any of the-J(611e-
men 'mentioned or some other per-
son.
There is .a strong feeling in the
country that Mr. Ross shoulceeone
tinue in his, present position. He is
still by ell odds, the most able man
In Ontario ,palitics and there is no
other person Just now in sight, who
can. tin his position as well. . But
if he sheuld continue,. his following
in, the Legislature -will have to stick
to him a good' dear enore closely and
loyally than they did laet session or
even he will not be able to accom-
plish much either for the Province
or the party. But, from-- Mr. Ross'
_ .own standpoiht we do not knoed that
the position' offers very attractive
possibilities. The .goal a every Op-
130SitiOti is power and the ambition of,
-every Opposition' leader is to lead
his party to that goal. In the mean -
but this. while satisfying in itselftls
leader and no leader can be Succesen
ful 'who is not ambitious ,both far
himself and his narty. In. this re-
spect, - therefore, there is not muc
for Mr. iltoss to hope fon aa the lea
er of -the Opposition in the Legislan'
Mr. Whitney had Sir Niallfrid
ler's good fortune to eome into pow
er on the very crest of the. wave. Th
Province was Just entereing upon' an
era of unexampled prosperity, th
result in a large /measure of the fore
sight, energy and geod managemen
of his ;predecessors -in office. As- a
cOnsequence of :this developmefit arid
prosperity he • is enjoying the fruits o
a rapidly expanding revenue and he
is, therefore, able to speod- motley
lavishly, not to say with profligacy
A. very few years ago his financial
management woeld have been con
sidered ,prolligate and in comparison
with the careful management of Sir
Oliver Mowat It if; indeed, to say
the least, reckletis in' the h ettreme
But 'it Is difficult to get the people
Whp, from .other cadeses are ;prosper-
ous', to view this lavish expenditure
as extravagant and daogerous. Of
course, the day of reckonIng- will
come and when it does come\ the cur-
rent of ,public opinloo will flow even
more .strongly in the different di-
rection. When the current tomtit as
.it most ,assure-dly as, the one
result follows. the other, as surely
as darkness follow! day, and when it
does turn; thea will, come therioppor-
turning -potnt may be- long delayed,
Can Hr. (Ross affoidito work and wait
for that time ? That' is e, point for
himself and thoee who are higb. up
in the counsels of the party to decide.
In "the mean time, no enapter who
the leader may be there 'is annilie anti
useful work -dor a strong and vigor-
ous -Opposition to do. The Expositor
very accute• observer of . the political
horoscope to elescern that the pre-
sent Govaernment and party are isafe
to win the next election and to. hold
the foit for another Parliamentary
term. The Opposition, if they gath-
er themsel yee together as 'they should
do, • may very greatly strehgthen
their' forces, increase their numbees
and imptoye their influ&ce at the
next election.. If the Conservatives
are. anything aike as strong numer-
ically in the next Legislatere as in
this, their strength will eritirety
be due eo the disorganizatieu and
lack of good fighting - ability ore the
part of the Liberals. Despite their
advantages and the "good fortune
which favored ihem when they came
into power, the -Whitney idlovern.ment
is not nearly so etrong as it. looks.
The party, ha already honey conibed
with ttissatisfaction and discontent
and the GoVernment do not .seem to
be doing much to appease these dis-
cordent elements. They are depend-
ing more on -the .power of pelf than
the . good will of the rank and file
of their followers to carry them
through. Such a policy may wear
for a time but it vein ultimately
areak doevre- The Government can be
put on - the defeosive on a, hundred
different • counts. ' If. the Opppsition
can take advantage of tile- 6situation
their chanees are good„ ;perhaps not
for immecliartn- promotion, but for a
respectable deeence in. the next Leg-
islature and sere vietory at ethe fel-.
lowing election.
But, wboeVer may go -down arid
whoever nia,y'eome up, there are stir-
ring times ahead of the Liberals of -
this Province: -There is work for
them to do and the sons will Sadly
bely the traditions Of kthe fathers if
the call to arms does "nan find the
tight men and -enough of them ready.
—The farmers in New , Ontario are
said ton be prosperous and hopeful..
Andrew Elliott, one of the • Ontario
hour for a stretch. A dieter= a 30
"Miles west of Portage la Prairie was
coverbd in 28 minutee, an average
speed of 78 miles per hour. On Tues. ;
day Sir William established the long
distance epeed record for Western ,
linee, his train making the run ae.
tween ialoase Jaw and Winnipeg, 400 !
ranee in eight hours flat. On board ;
of. these trips were ihir William Van
HOrne, Second Vice -President Whyte, e.
Mr. Ceballo, New York, and General
Superintendent J. t'V.. Arundel. To-
daeds is said to be the record for
this continent.
Deafness Cannot be Cnred,
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ,ear.
There le only one way tn cure 'deaf-
ahd that is by constitutional
remediee. Deafness is caused ley an
inflamed condition ofp the mucous lin-
ing of the Eestaohlan /rube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a
rumblihg sound or imperfect ;hearing,
and when it is entirely closed, Deaf.,
riess is the result, and unless' the In-
flammation can be taken out and this
tube metered to its' normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever ;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catarrh, which is .nothing but an in-
flamed condition of the enucoup sur-
faces. tiere will give One Hundred
Dollars for any case o; Mennen
(caused by catarrh) that eannet be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. fiend
ter cireulars, free.
noses the situation quite accurately. ! Sold by Druggists, 75c.
But that will not* save Gardiner. It ' .Taite Hall's Family Pills for Con -
was very clearly proven that the stipatioon, ; r
charges against Bastedo had " spite ; ' Canadtv
for their sire and political hunger ' —A shock of earthquake .was felt
for their dam," This was more clear -
in Pembroke, Ont., on the night of
ly proven than cnything else and yet July 31st, lasting almost a minute:
Basted° had to go and the creature It was also felt at Westmeathi Ont.
—On Monday night, at Bancroft,
who made the charges 'lie still retain:, Hastings county, a wedding was cel. -
ed in his old position and expects, no ebrated, at which the groom was a
doebt, what he was promised, promo- man of 73 years and the bride a lady
tam. It all depends. Mr. Gardiner is -:-One of the two Royal Society'e
a Grit and if his position is derniind- research studentships of £150 at the ;
ed by the party for some Tory who Unlversity of London has been a-,
has been useful to the party and can warded to Dr. P. H. Scott, son of
be dangerous to it if unappeased, Pmralincsipeahlootcott, of the Toronto Nor-
Gaediner Will have to go, investiga. —A few days ago, while re horse
tion or no investigation, unless he was tied in front of re residence in
has a sufficient nuMber of influent- Hespeler, Waterloo county, near 'the
laly Tory relatives and friends who , Wenzell bee yards, the bees ettacke
could make it more dangerous for the ed the horse and literally ccreered the
°Government were he not retained. animal, stinging the horse so badly
That is the situation and we invite that a veterinary wine was called aad
the Times to watch how it works little ho,pes of the recoyery de the
animal.
Get a 5 cent box of Lex-ets at man arrested at Montreal, charged
our store, ;please. -We think they are with stealing a suit case, containing
great. Just test these toothsome, c ea s rom . . ay son, _a -
candy -like Laxative Tablets for con- 'ford, has been sentenced to six
stipation sour stomach, • biliousness months In the Central Prison. He is
bad brea:th, muddy cornpexion held, however, to answer chatges of
,hy etoc:.
ed a cheek, which, he • stated, he had
Risk 5 - cents and see. Sold forgery and perjury, he having cash-
•
'is goo
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Always exactly the same quality
Those will° have used it for years
are the ones whd give it the name
Canadian ":1.ourt,iri Japan. . 1 an Irishms,n, who came out to 'Canada
—For twelve years, John Mallon,
A report upon our flour trade with en emigration party about two
with Japan has just reached the weeks ante served as a prlvate under
Trade ahd Commerce Department from General Kitchener, in the Second
Mr. Alexander MacLean, Canadian re- Scottish Rifles. He passed through
presentative at Yokohama. "It con- the South African 'War and the cam-
tinue.s to -be a matter of surprise to paign in ' Egypt. He was al -few
many people in Canada," he says months ago honorably discharged, and
" that Canadian flour does not fig- has now come to Canada to live - in
tire more largely fn the Japanese peace. This brave defender was sent
in public speeches, in newspaper re -
nn aut to work in fhe harvest' flelds by
the immigration department at Tor -
market. This surprlse finds- expresal
few other ways." Put the result of onto.
—Dr. Mills, one of the members of
ference to the matter and in not a
two years' study of tae question the railway commission, had a little
lea,d& Mr. MacLean to conclude that experience of hie own in his office
thisi condition is not due to prejud- 'at Ottawa, a few evenings ago. The
ice ior discrimination against Canada' janitor *went off et 5 o'clock, lock-
ian 'flour but to other pauses. First, ing the offices' tight, not -.knowing the
-there is no direct agency represent- comMissioner was in his room. Dr.
Iv it, " whexeas for the, flour of Mills could not get to the phone, but
Canadaas competitors there are direct succeeded in attracting the attention
agencies, besides the impetus or of men on a hose reel that were
rnomenttim of long-time and widely- passing, and they succeeded in open -
established trade connections." ing a lower window, out of which
But the chief drawaack is the pau- the doctor climbed.
city of Canada's supply a,vailable tor —There died in Toronto, on. Thum -
the Oriental rnarkeee, For instance, day of last week, the ccenmon white
the total export of flour from Van- goose, which sihce 1898 has been one
cohver i in 1905 was $76;486 worth, of of the curiosities of Island Park,
which $62,000 worth went to Japan, Toronto. The claim of this fowl to
whereas ten times that amount would fame was -founded on the length of
be insufficient, he Oinks, to give years which it had attained. Born
.Canadian flour .a strong commercial in the year '1843, it was 63 years of
standing in the Japanese market. age at the time of Ito death, a dur-
There is, of mune, an ample output ation of life, which it il safe to say,
from the Manitoba -milli, but the ex- no other member of the species has
pense of transportation of this pro- ever reached in Canada, The goose
duct to the Pacific would. make its was hatched in the Townehip 6f Ral-
cost prohibitive." eigh, and was for a time" -an inmate
Makes a Suggestion. 1 of Harry Piper's Zoo. By him it was
" If it were practicable. by trans- ; 1p8r9e8s,entied, to htiheh city in the year
portal= facilities as 'it is- by geo- fa ilia "fel w ei date it had been a
graphical incidence," Mr. MacLean mill ar b gut re n 'the summer, sevim-
point a Canadian transcontinental VIOINSUPSIMMOM111422.03,28~
;Winnipeg, -the situation would in -4 o Cure a Cold in One Day
some measure support the expectation Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
of a large trade in flour between Tablets. Druggists refund money
Canada and Japan. "Bue as things have if it fails yi cure. E. W. GROVES
been and are ;now, that expectation signature is on eaci.mh bo.x. 25e.
should be under restraint until the : _ _ _.. .__
wheat-groviing capabilities of Alber-
ta and British Columbia have had cultural Department express the op -
Stomach Troubles and
1 ion that the unprece4ently high prices
at present being paid for 'hogs
throeghout the Province,- is in a
Constipation I measure due to the recent packing,
house exposures in the United States.
No one can reasonably tope for goOd They. point out that the decrease in
digestion when the bowels are con- canned goods exports of the Tanieed
stipated. Mr. Chas. Baldwin, of' Ed-- States so far this Year has, been a-
wardsville, says, " I suffered bout $344,000, and of this amount the
-from chronic ,constipation and stomach dem-eagle in June alone was '$336,000.
troubles for several yeets, but -thanks It Is claimed tbat this decrease- has
to Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver necessitated a demand for melit, and
Tablets, am almost cured." :Why not particularly' pork, from other sourcee
get a package of these ta,blets, and of supply, while the Canadian pro -
get well and stay well ? Price 25 duct has a reputation for dieaniin,eis
cents. For :sale by all Druggists. and freedom from revolting manufac-
turing cooditions. gxporters, it is al-
so said, ere now trying ta hold the
Wha5 Old Men Can Do.
market, 4nd coneequently are will -
cone, High •Commissioner for Canada
Sir -Donald IA. Smith, Lord Strath- ing to pay laege peices to obtain hogs.
In - London, Is a wonderful old man.
•
Sunlight Soap is better tban ether soaps,
Although verging on 90 years of age , but.is best'when used in the Sunlight way.
and a multi -millionaire, be still lives lily Sunlight Soap and follow direction&
a strenuous - life as the following !
testifies : Here are ehree days in !
Lord Stratheona's Life. He was host A. Guaranted Cure for Piles.
of 1,7004 guests rat Knebworth, near
iBlind, (Bleeding, Protruding
London, on Saturday, July lOth, the Piles. Druggists are authorized to
garden party being In honor of vise refund anoney PAZO OINTMENT
iting Canadians. That night he went fails to !cure in, 6 to 14 days.. 50c.
up to London and took the night ex -
.press to Oban, - in the West ,Higed-
lands. At, Oban, on Sunday morning
his yacht was welting 'to take him FALL TERM OPENS ,SEPT 4
to his island of Colonsay, out in' the .
Atlantic. He spent Sunday there,
In de:ddintr to get a business education or short -
sailed back on Monday, took the night hand Will, in is wise to choose a school that is
express to London, and was at bus- well known or strictly higkgrade work. The
ineSS in the High Commissloner's of- ,
fice on Tuesday.
—Here Is an achievement by an-
other wonderful man, who is by no
means a (youth. A . Winnipeg des-
patch, dated ;August 1st,' says : "Dur-
ing the last two ays Sir Willian4 is well known as one of the lied Commercial School0
Van Horne ha,s bee
way records. This
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srnashirle rail- in existence.N Its record this year bas been most re -
lel train came in from Brandon, a tlines the supply. • Vflite to-dav for our nutgnigeent
distance of 134 miles, under two hpurs catalogue.
an average speed of 67 miles ehi W. J. ELLIO' TT, Principal
an hour. At one time the speed in- Cor. Yonge and Alexander fits.
(neater registered 79 3-4 miles per
20174
Some tradem s are
worth million dollars
—others are not worth a
cent. The value of a
trademark lies in what
it stands for.
roams
rand'
ch
i, The big tele ph school of
catis our school. -It is the
that has placed more ypang
railway positions during th
year than all the other Oa
telegraph sch.00is and coil eges
Ibook, giving full particu,.1
Let tee send you our ne
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B, W, Bottlers, Principcti
Dominion School of Tel
ADELAIDE STREET EAST
TORONTO
label stands for all that is best in clothing.
STEWART BROTHERS_
of
The thermometer on
the Pandora range oven
means precisely in ac-
curacy to the cook what
the square and conivss
mean to the 'draftsigan.
Without the square and
compass the idraftsman
would have to work en-
tirely by guessdust as
you do without, an ac-
curate and reliable thermometer on your oven.
The Pandora thermometer reduces cooking to
an exact science. You know precisely how much
heat you have and what it will do in a given time,
it is one of the small things which makes the
Pandora so much different and better than common
lary ndora
People in every walk Of n ere
Have nou a Backache? If you have
is the fir'st sign that the kidneys ere _
working properly.
A neglected I3ackache leads to
Kidney Trouble.
Check it in ti e by taking
DOAN S KIDNEY P
"'THE GREAT KIDNEY -SPEC
They, cure all kinds of Mdney
BO.ckache to Bright's Diease.
deelersi or
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Loradorx,.. Toronto, Montreal,
Winnipeg, Vancouver,
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You -will want it for every building
after you know how thoroughly
satisfactory it is.
i Our free booklet gives lots of
infermation about it, Write for
a copy and free sample of the
best roofing in the world.
Hardware dealers eveywhere sell
Paterson's "Wire Edge " or wAll get -
it for you.
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Perfection in Tailoring,
Every self•respecting maxi likes to appear well, and, as his clothes go
long way towards attaining that object, he must have his clothes made
in the latest style and by the beet tailors, It , our aim to turn mil
clothes that fill these very iequirements. , Our long experience in the
busineea has enabled us to reach that perfection which only ex,
perience can give. Added to this, our staff of work people is the best.
All work' is personally inspected before it leaves the shop, and if not
right we make it right.
If you wish to be well dremed, you must have clothes made by us. Tzy ua
with your next order, and WO will convince yr.;., of the genuineness of
our argument,
BRIGHT BRO,.,
pecial Prices
For the Month of August
We are having a special sale of Furniture for the
July weddings. You will find this store the right
place- to buy your July wedding presents, also ',it
you want to furnish your home, come to us and
will supply your wants at prices that cannot be
approached.
BROADFOOT, BOX &
S. T. HO IVIES, Manager,
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mutilate
Does our
FooD
ut*'' es e
When the food is hn.perfecti
the full "benefit is not derived
the tnely and the purpose of eati
feated ; no matter how good the
how earefully adapted to the yenta
body it mar be, Tires the dysneptie
becomes thin, weak and debilitated, e
h lacking, brightness, snap and viral Saw
hut, and in their. place come dullness, kit
appetite, depression and langour, Ittalgelt
toms generally exist, viz.: constipetese-
eour stomach, variable appetitii,
heartburn, gas in the stomach, etc,
The great point is to cure it, to g
bounding health and vigor.
- BURDOCK
BLOQD BITTERS
is constantly effwting nuts of d
bemuse it arebt3 in a natural yet
'way upon all the organs involved in
process of &goo floe, removing all °loge -
impurities and making easy the work
digestion and assimilation. i -
Mr. R. G. Harvey, Arneliasburg 00
writes: "1 have been troubled with iv's*
pepsin, for several years and after win
three bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters -.L
was kyoropletely cured. I cannot
B.B.B. enough fur mhat it has done
me. 1 have nut had a sign of dyspOstii,
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