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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-04-02, Page 8PACS1:ICH r -THE l'iLYr1'1':'ISTANDAR.DM-APx1L Non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla If you think you need a tonic, ask your doctor. If you think you need something for your blood, ask your doctor. If you think you would like to try Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsapa- rilla, ask your doctor. Con - suit him often. Keep in close touch with him. 11sW. publl.h our formulas We b -a- h alcohol i ham our modirtaas tier Ws urn• lou to 000.01) your deotoe Ask your doctor to name some of the results of constipation. His long list will begin with sick headache biliousness, dyspepsia, thin blood, bad skin. Then ask him if he would recommend your using Ayer's Pills. ..--11.01, by DS/ J. 0. yar a., Lowell, lou.- You always pay too much when you pay too little Paradoxicril but true, Particularly when buying Gra- ceries. Nearly every article of eatables can be adulterated, Many of them often are. Constant vigilance is required to keep undesirable goods from creep- ing into It grocery stock. Ono of the moat persistent sinners is Canned Goods, Thousands and thousands of them put up every, year, Samehody sells then, Somebody buys them. Somebody eats them. T1110 grade'of eenned goods is very common, but this store has never sold rt Dan of It to a customer in its life, and it never will. Cur way is firsts or nothing in everything, always, CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE JAMES CUTT 13LYTII MONTHLY FAIRS AT BLYTH Friday, April 3rd, - 1908 All the leading horse and cattle buyers are specially Invited to attend. Let everybody come. Welcome to all. A. W. SLOAN, President. W\L,JAUKSON, Vice President. J. LESLIE KERII, Secretary. GRAND TRUNK SYs EM TIME TABLE. LONDON AND \\ INGHAM BRANCH, SOUTH. Noma. am m D nmm a 6 40 330 Wtngham 11 50 7 35 6 43 3 33 Wirlghan,lot. 11 48 725 6 52 3 41 Bolgrave 11 40 7 13 7.00 3 50 Blyth 1128 700 7.14. 4 4)4 Londe,boro 11 20 0 52 7 47 4.23 Clinton 10 15 11 05 6 35 8 05 4 29 Brueetleld 9 59 6 19 8 15 447 Mogen 9 50 6 11 8 22 4 52 Hensall 941 605 8 35 605 Exeter 0 30 561 8 46 "5 15 Centralia 9 18 5 43 8 59 '6 213 Clandeboye 9 09 5 34 8 05 5 30 Liman Crossing 0 05 5 all 4132' 5 37 Denfield 8 55 5 25 9±21`5 46 Ilderton 8 43 5 15 9 29 5 54 Ettrick 8 35 5 07 8'30 o 58 Ilyde Park Crossing 8 20 5 (Y2 1) 87 6 00 llydo Park Jct. 8 24 5 W 9 45 6 10 London 8 15 4 50 Connections aro made at Wingliam for all stations on the Palmerston and Kin- cardine branoh. Counectionn are made at Clinton for all stations on the Buffalo and Goderleb branch, and all stations front Stratford to Toronto. Connections are made at Luoan Crossing for alt stations west to Sarnia. Connections are made at London for all stations east and west on the mail line. Time Table TO TORONTO Goderich I r. 7.00 n.m, Auburn " 7.22 " Blyth " 7.33 " Walton " 7.40 " Mllvertou " 8,21 ' Elmira ..... ,' 8.58 " Guelph 0.25 " Toronto Ar. 11.10 " FIIOM TORONTO. 4.50 p, m. 5.12 5.22 " 5.35 " 6.419 ' ' 6,45 7.12 9.13 Toronto ..... , , Lv. 8.00 a.m. 550 p. m. Guelph Ar. 10.00 " 7.50 " Elmira " 111.25 " 8,14 ivfilyerton . ' 11,03 ' 8.01) ' Walton " 11.39 0,20 ' Itlyth • ' 11 52 " 9,36 ' Auburn ' 12,02 " 9,46 ' Goderich.,..," 12,83p,m, 10,111 " The Nedletrlbutlon of Huron County. In the following article we take from different daily and weekly papers, re- ferences made to the proposed redlstr'i• but ion of Huron County. These items may not suit some of the renders, bus we menu no harm by them, simply to 1111ow our readers 10 sec what tli'unlill,'ll1111011 ill the county think of the changes, Before the teke up the items- lot us 1.1101) 0111' al1011tiun to the three ridings the way they stand now. For our own special bandit 18e plwpsted ha Ilse of the majorities iu each township, town or village end placed then, in the new riding, taking for graced the 1106 0111d11114te0 01111 do 00 well as 1110 folio er ones. When you have gone over the figures, you can place your• self in the shoes of the Oouserl'a4iv0 nominee 'm Lantra Huronon andfgt re oat where you would come in, or gat into the Liberal clothes and see how close ,you would run in North or South Huron, It. would he a good 100 to 1 shot Ihat you would he en also run. Following are the figures for the new ridings Centre Brussels Grey..., H (111845 McKillop ••••............... '1'OCkersmitil Goderich .............. 20 Clinton Seaford' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Colborne 20 liojority for Liberals, 658. North - Con, Morrie 0 Wroxeter '1 urnberry .. , .... , .. 84 fiowick....... ............ 171 East \\rewa110n11,,.....,.,., \Vest \Vawlulosh 17 Ashfield Blyth Winglium 156 1181 Majority for Conservatives, 215, South Cun. Hay , Stephen 251 Usbor'ne 104 Goderich.... ..... .... 26 Exeter 166 Hensel) Hayfield Con. Loh, 29 195 85 00 210 86 14 54 673 Lib, 22 76 50 21 168 Lib, 75 8 65 6+01 88 Majority for Conservatives, 518. (Toronto Star, Lib.) The proposed division of Huron County is, with one exception, one of several plans submitted by Win, Campbell, representing the Conserva- tive interests in West Huron, 'Phis exception Is that lir. Campbell nleced the 101011 of Goderich in South Huron instead of Centre Huron, and this, he claims -s8 fairer plan, asthe proposed plan given Centre Huron about 5500 more population than South Huron. 'Phis plan, however, is not the one Mr, Campbell recommended. His recom- mendation was as follows :- West Huron-Goderich 101042, Gude• rich township, Colborne, Ashfield, East and West Wawanonh, Turnberry and \Vingham. South Huron-Stophen. flay, Stan- ley, Clinton, Hensel), Ueborne, Exe- ter and Tuckersmith. East Huron-Howick, Grey, Hullett, Mcliillop, Senforth, Morris, Wroxeter, Blyth and Brussels, This, he figures, would make the plpulat104) 111 PAC 41 of the.three ridings very close, and would snake South awl West Huron safe Conservative seats ,t f hila he.Conservatives1 u and 511111 t g ch0nee in East Huron, Asked how he liked a hopelessly. Grit riding in West Huron his stn111ug remark was : "We had to have the Grits somewhere, you know," (Toronto News, Con.) The Conservatives of West Huron are bar from eatisliod with the disposi- tion of the Huron Constituencies by the proposed redistribution scheme, according to E. L. Dickinson, K C., a member of the executive of Weer Hur- on Conservative Association, who is 111 5110 0413' today, "The Cousaryativesof Goderich don't like the idea of being drowned 4n a Grit hive," he said, "aunt that 4s the sitntlttion if Goderich is put 4n 4110 proposed riding of Centre.Hurol. "'Pals feeling is pretty att'Ot1g ,Igainst the propoiel, and a meeting has been called that local Couservetivee might discuss the mattel'. A deputation will probably be sent to Toronto to seethe Government on the subject." Wrn, Proudfoot, K. C., the Liberal nominee for West Huron, 01310 arrived Salvation Army Praise "I feel it my duty to testify to the benefit I have received front rho use of Paychine, While travelling in New On- tario conducting special meetings I con- tracted a very bad cold, which gradual- ly developed into Bronchitis of the worst forst. 1 was advised to try Psychtae, which I did, and after using but a few bottles I was completely 10- etorea to health. I recommend this wonderful remedy - to sufferers from Bronchitic and other troubles." Later: "I wish to add that my voice, since using Paychine, 18 stronger 0nd has much more carrying power than it had before I had bronchitis. and the vocal chords do not tire with speaking." P. TILLER, Capt. S01v'n. Army. Ann St., Toronto, Aug, 19, 1907. Throat, lung and stomach troubles cured by Paychine; also incipient con - gumption. All druggists, 50e and 91.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. 11 the 040 haat night, Ifo dosorilloa the (eeli1144 811101144 the Canservet ive0 of Huron's County Lown 118 intense. The uctivo Conservatives were quite dim. pleased nod would take all possible etepstu prevent the proposed clntlge0 being carried out in their prevent torr. ''Phey don't want In he put to sloop, as 0110 of the stalwarts described it," he said, "What about the Liberal 44nnin0- tion for Centre Huron if the present changes are carried out," he wss asked. 51r. Prond(oot, eonni11e0 for Nest Huron, and \t', H. Kerr, 13rnssels, 1101011100 for East Huron, are 4401' iu the same riding, "There will have to be another 0011• vention to choose the candidate," hr replied, A pave gerrymander," w110 how he described the wh0)0011nalion in Huron, ''Tho ridings aro not geographically compact, and ere not nearly even 118 111 population." "The difficulty," he added, "was in getting two Conservative 'adieus in the county by erraucing them oat any decent lines. South Huron isstrongly Conservative, Centro Huron is as strongly Liberal, unlit North Horan will have a small Coiservatile ma- jority.'' 11, Either, the member for South Huron, who, aceurdnlg to the Liberals, gets the big Mum through the redistro button, talking to the News, absolute- ly dented that there had been any gem thunder or improper 0rralgt11g of the Constiluenciee of Huron, al- though the (Menge would probably give hint 0 h0)40r majority. This, he declared, wys merely nu incl• dentin the justifiable learrnngoment of the riding. The change w110 to re• unite municipalities that were split up by a gerrymander in 1874, 05d matte the 514000 ridings more compact tiler, before as far RS travelling about t hem wee concerned, His riding of South Huron, according to the change, fol. lowed the London, Huron & Bruce Railway, and there was a great ad- vantage in giving him the 10uu0111(1er of Goderich township and taking See(orth town end putting it in Centre Heron because communication was difficult between this town and 1110 south of the county, "Do you consider Centre Huron an unahapely picture," he was asked. "No, According to the accessibility of the dil(el'etlt parts, it Is all right. It follows the Goderich & 1341111110 1tai1• way, and there is not a portion t f the ridnlg which you cannot reach ill one flour's drive from the railway, "The larger population of South Hurt 0 is justified. It include- the three largest towns in the county- Goderich, Clinton and Settforth-and wrban population should Dot have so large a repreeenuttioe as rural popu- lation. Centre Huron bus about 23,000. while South Heron has 19,000, but the urea of South Huron is much lager than t:ehIre Huron. 'North Huron is Manila) Iv reechcd by the nen' C. P. R. 11110, old is there- fe a well )0rranged." "\Vhat about the report that you sugeosted the change in South IItu'- On?" "The Liberals C511 ally 11151 they 111:e. They had the county gerr,y- lneedered since 1871, and it is now only being put. back into the shape it heti before. 'Many of the Liberal candidates who woe the elections to Nest Huron since 1874 would have gone down to defeat if it had not been for the gerry- mende'of 1874, when the west half of Hulled township, with its Liberal majority, was put 4n West Huron, "At the heat election the Conserva- tives had a majority of between 21)0 and 800 4n Huron county, but had only ono representative at Toronto. Is that (air? "The Liberals needn't stoned, even 0 t.11ey think they are unjustly treated, though they are not. after what they did in 1873, and atter the way Sir Wil- frid Laurier r5•arr0uged the ridings of Huron for the. Dominion eleetions, That was worse than anything %relieve done," "We are es much in the dark as anyone." Arch. Hieiop, 11. P. P. for East Huron, when asked by the Nat's fegardf g the Liberal outlook in the new constituencies in his comity. "It is probable," he added, ''that new conventions will he celled and new noninntIone will be made. As to Messrs. Kerr and Proudfoot, both can• didatee under exiSli5g lines, but now together in the Centre riding, 4t may be possible that lir, Protulf001 would be willing to take the north(n riding, but he would have a 1101'3 1010 10 hoe, Iteally, I do not think anyone can Say any th4ng yet." The Conservative candidates 11008 not yet been named. Mr. \V, H. Kerr, editor of the Brass- sel8 Post, as nominated a long time ago for the Logieheture. by Hest Huron Liberals. The redistribution of the flume ridings, as outlined by 1L, 1\'hitney, throws Bruseell-end Mr, Herr -into Ce11ue Huron along with 11r, \Vn. Proudfoot, the Liberal nomi- nee in West Huron, and makes 'new p'lrty' 0np0411110ns necessary. All'. Kerr 100115 at 4t this way "The Whitney Government should be proud of the gerry'n+lulder of Huron. Itis neither 8ccer4111g to geography, population or ordinary harness ; a leather Medal shoal) he presented to the fellow who drew the outline. Mr, E11ber bas good nerve 111 defeeding it," (Goderich Star, Con.) On Tuesday hast the proposed redis- tribution of the Province w05 definite- ly announced in the Legislature, and the people of 'Jur las are now ill a poSI- 1.Mnn (0consi)lal' its 'replica doe to this county. '1'o begin with the just ideation for a rearrangement here wits tin 10ido1 100(4"' po(i 110s, which for sn 'nary yea's have been 00 admitted - jtisticea The o e.r.d reason would be, au 03ualluatlou of ; POPO18(1011, and if 114 aeu01up1ishIpg ahnsa 00018 political advauttige could be gained it would be hypocritical to pretend that it would be altogether 4gliore11. The rearrange- mcn1'annouoced is us follows. We give the population 88 per 010 asses• eor's roll for 1907 and that as from the Dominion 0011811a of 1901 :- South Huron- 1907 Hey '1'ow11ehip....,. , .,,8175 Stephen 'Powtlehip, 8578 U sboree'fp., . 2008 Stanley 'Pp 1888 Goderich 'I'p,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2054 E xeter vill,lge 1048 Hansell village,.,, ...,,968 Huy field vil.1ge 5118 15801 Centre Huron-- Gre,y'1'p 9084 aloKilion 'Lp............. 2390 'l'ucklrsmith '1'p.,., ... '2008 HullettPpI 2396 Col home "ti 4544 Goderich town 4508 Clintotl town,,,, 2423 Seater' h town 2277 Brussels village.,,, 1099 21838 1901 8627 4172 21167 2162 2528 1742 820 558 18016 8557 2685 2463 2898 1806 4158 2547 2392 1114 23533 North Hnron- How'ick'I'p 8548 4140 Morris Tp .,...,.... 2251 2006 'i'nrnberry '19 1844 2141 E, We enmesh 'fp., 1684 1960 W. Wewaaooh '1'p 1858 2218 Aehlieid'I'p.... 5706 8407 lViughanl 1010n,,,,...,'2277 '2892 Blyth village 815 871 Wroxeter 1111111(40 431 448 17389 20271 t will not be argued that there is any improvement in the new arrange - 111011t on the basis of population, end the crowding into one riding of three of the four towns in the county 4s not to bas• ju51)tled from any economic or political standpoint, Prom the merely pert1zan point of view the renrren g6lneut meat's, inking the figures of the election of 1905, that South Huron will 1118013n Conservative majority of about 65(4 or 700; Centre Huron a Liherol majority of about the same, lied North Halon will 1.8 another "safe" con0titwency by at least '250. Weare loathe to believe that this is Whitney's wishes or idea of the redistribution, and we lope the dis• cu501o, in the Legislature will lend to 811011 changes as will allow of honest approval by any fair minded mart. It. is never too late to do right. (Toronto Star, Ltb,) The redistribution of Huron County may be rt'cg63idert'd by the Govern• mom as the 1'ee1111 of representations wade by the Conservatives from that coI1nty. There has been considerable dis- cussion about 1100011," avid Mr Whit- ney to the Star after the ineet10(4 of the ltedistfibutiotl Committee on Fri day. "The fact is that Huron was found very difficult to divide, es there were two townships which were split in two tinder the old division, The schedule which we have been consider. I nu i0, of Course. 0111y a foreshadowing of 111e division," ' Then it may nut he passed in that form'?" It may not," "Has there been a deputation here to see you, a deputation here to see you, al deputatioln Iroin Goderich 1" "Yes, they tains to see me, but I was too busy. They saw some of the oth• ere and the matter is now being talked over." "There may be a change?" "Yes." fair. Whitney added that he had a deputation from Brant whoalsowanted to see hien. 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