Lucknow Sentinel, 1891-11-13, Page 40
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bel willavea second deputy reeve if
her rapid, rate of growth eentinues.
Wiartoniackeiaonly •16 of hatiUg the
!necessary 2000 fer incorporation as a
'town which entitlea her to a deputy
reeve, fact she should tiave one
now as Port Elgin` with, a population
of 1669 •sends a deputy reeve to the
county council. Eastnor, which is
lasing ° her population
will soon add a deputy reeve to Mid
ThuoeCOIHirty 407.1110i1,ud the sam
may be timid of Albemarle. The poor
farms on. the. peninsula are being
taken up by farmers who manage to
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There are many good blocks of land
on the peninsula which were taken up
long ago; those productive- districts
being termed "settlements” such as
"Watchorn's settlement," White's set-
t "Mayor settiemeiti ;"--oro.
Now the settler has gone beyond the
narrow limits of the settlement, built
his house on a rock and commenced
farming where the soil is sparsely
scattered over the tall boulders. In
Elections for the Legialative Assembly
an t e
Bruce peninsula now plays an impor-
tant part—so -important that the
victory for either political party - de-
pends on how the North goes. The.
Peninsula has gained 3,300 inhabitants
since the last census was taken. Now
allowing one voter to every five of a
population that would increase their
voting strength by 600, but that this
is far below the actual increase in the
`votieg population a the north may be
judged from the fact that in. Wiarton
alone 600 names have been added to
the Franchise list since the the last re-
vision. That the vote of the southern
part of North Bruce is being over-
come by the peninsular voter, is a well
recognised fact and though Chesley
and Port Elgin have greatly increased
•in population during the last decade,
yet we must not shut our eyes to the
fact that we are being swamped by the
northern voter.—Chesley Enterprise.
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THE Canadian Public men come and
so very rapidly. The House Of Com-
, mom, at Ottawa furnishes abundant
:evidence of this fact. Of all the mem-
, ' • re elected to the Parliament of 1$72
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onlyttWenty five still continue to hold
ltheth.,aeats, aad all those are from
,relther.Quebect or Ontario with one
, • iingle exceptien. But not one single
member fro:in any other Province elec-
. a.
zed iu1$7fine-kr L-inir-tihe
others baNni gone by the beards. Out
of the twenty-five, Ontario has retained
Sixteen of them, twelve Reformers and
four Conservatives, while Quebec re-
tains eight, in all four Conservatives
and four Reformers and New Bruns-
Wick—one-.--The-followinrierathe-R-e-
formers from Ontario :—Mackenzie,
Born A„' Cartwright, Sir R., Mills,
Hon. D.,liatiderkin, Paterson, Charl-
ton, Baiiirnpor„, Edgar, Cameron,
atieVTIA**,an." Conservatives from
niariblewell, Hon. M., Haggert,
Hon. J.4 Kirkpatrick, Bergin. Con-
eervatiies from Quebec :—Laugevin,
Sir Jiector, Smith, Sir Donald, Daonst,
Baker. R,eformers from Quebec :—
GeOffrian; Hon. F., Bourassa, Bechard,
°river. From New Brunswick
2flostigan, Hon. John. , The decimation
the ranks ° of M. P's., trom the Mar-
-, *lime Provinces is something remark-
• able, only one is left in the House.
The great west has not a single one.
Ontario has held to her public, men
with a firmer grip than any other
• roviuce.
Ontario last year there were
';48,538 births, 14,870 marriages, and
23,329‘deaths. The highest birth rates
owere in the: counties of Carleton, 36 to
the thousand ; York, 36 • Waterloo,
•;34, and Prescott and Russell 31. A
marked variation' is shown in the
different cities, Ottawa having 37 to
the thousands inhabitants ; Kingston,
' 36 ; Toronto, 30 ; St. Catharines, 14 ;
Belleville, London and Stratford, 2]
• each. The ratio ofr births to the
thousand inhabitanaa in the towns of
Ontario, is less than in. England and
Ireland, and is about the same as in
similar towns in the United States.
Pembroke the largest ratio of any
• town in the Province, being 35 per
thousand inhabitants, while Kincardine
gives the lowest, 16 to the thousand.
Of the marriages, 9,920 were Mettle-
' dists, (96,022 Presbyterians, 5,041
Epis3oPlians, and 4,136 Roman
Catholics; 259 males married under
20 years of age, and 2,683 females.
Between 20 and 25 years,thearaales
numbered 5,017 and the femalee6,848.
From 25 years to 70 the males out-
numbered the females, but after 70 the
ladies again began to assert their
supremacy.
,The average death rate in the rural
districts was ten to the thousand, and
in the cities 18. /Sixteen persons over
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.a hundred years of age died in Ontario
during ' the year. Of these, 8 were
• .natives of Ireland, 3 of Scottaad, 1 of
&Wand, 3 of the U. S., and 1 of
• Canada.
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BRUCE PENINSULA.
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Bruce Peninsula, which extends
from Arran township north to Tober-
mory,-that-greataiatural-harborat the
.extreme end of this county, has in -
'creased so much in population during
the last ten years that it has become
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OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS IS BEING
Assnrte,d for, Fall Tiiaqle.
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an important factor in municipal,
legislative and federal politics. Less
than ten years ago the population on
what was termed "The barren penin -
anis" was so insignificant that the
northern township had very little
voice in the County Council, the town-
• ship of Brant alone sending as many
trepresentatives as the combined town-
ships from Wiarton north.
Soon, however, this will be changed
and the rook -bound township will be-
come a potent factor in the delibera-
tions of the county councillors. Ams -
bel has a population of 3890 which is
842 more than Elderalie. Soon Anne
THE Yankee rain -makers are evi-
dently convinced of their ability to
bring down showers upon thirsty . land
whenever necessary. Frank Mel-
bourne, one of the experimenters,
signed a contract to supply Kansas
farmers with rain for 10c an acre.
There is very little a genuine Yankee
will not profess to do", whether he can
manage it or not,, as this instance
shows.
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SALES ATTENDED IN ALL. PARTS
of the County and satisfaction guaranteed.
A number of
FIRST-CLASS FARMS
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JOHN GRIFFIN,
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ceived until Saturday, the seventh day of
November for the erection of a frame building
with a stone foundation for the Ashfield'But-
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,number seven in the eighth concession of the
eastern division of the Township of Ashfield.
Plane and specifications can be seen atter Mon
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thorized to receive the tenders.
JAMES SOMERVILLE.
Lucknow,-Oct. 28th, 1891.
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will keep for service this seam at lot 18, cpn.
10, Kinloss, a thoroughbred Berkshire boar.
For pedigree and other particulars apply to
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THE TJNDEItSIGNFD ILAS FOR
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which are offered for sale at reasonable prices
He also has for sale some firat-class ewe lambs,
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