The Wingham Times, 1894-12-14, Page 6mous of p,.•euriu ' unit( a treaty On
Zi,Zlingb apt .4;1mo terms honorable to both countries;
I That a fair and liberal reciprocity
.. treaty would develop the great
leitijl&\ ,.}(BABE t jzj ].$t34, ilatnt'Ul lesour't'ti of Canada; would
enormously ilrerca4e the trade and
commerce between the two countries,
1.4.1.33MAL PL.A.TT'OR1S. would tent to encourage friendly re-
lations between the two peoples,
would remove many muses which
have in the past provoked irritation
and. trouble to the Governments of
both countries and wools". promote
those kindly relations between the
Empire and Republic which of br(1 ,. ; ;« ,oi71t.
lamp, he Kra, 7mnlechat(ly lcna'1- +c c
guarantee of 'eace and partizan revisinr, ba..l•.,c-lh dpi r> tightin
•
the perity; 1 pros -the duan, A general followed,
:eel by Government oi'the (lay;
' ) 'e ar- 1 That its provisions are less liberal which the sl hits took an active'
1 h<1t tile. Liberal party is 1 1 p I <r v last and which resulted in the de -
viewed to enter into negotiations with a than those; already existing 1n man, l
. > it - Provinces of the Dominion, and that feat of the investigators, who were
to obtaining such a treaty, 1
,. in the opinion of this convention the taken prisoners and the police patrol
(f
chiding a r\•oil-considered list I I3awevc r, oil seeing
Inanufitetured articles, and we are act should be repealed and w e should telephoned
for.
offenders were the SCCioffic1
satisfied that any treaty 50 arranged revert to the Provincial Franchise. > their
rs
wlrt ,
..,. . •,-. S.—Against the.. Gerrymander -••-' cautented themselves by taking
will receive the assent of Her .11d t 5 >, affair w•'11 be venti-
lated (.government, without whose ap-'; County Boundaries should . he names. The n
I . • v eau be made, ! Preserved.
at the. police court. All the
1 treaty atmatter
Koval I c
8.—Parity of Administration --- That by the Gerrymander . ct5, parties concerned in the
Condemn Corrulitioll, :the electoral divisions for the return etre prominent citizens.
That this convention deplores the of members to the Helve of yoin- . Boon to ris mind.
gress corruption in its management 111O11S have been made so as to pre- Neuralgia, Swelled Neck, Enlarged
and expenditure of public• moneys rent a fair expression of the opinion Gin,* L6une }trick rind alt IV1usC(tlar
which for years past has existed un- of the country at the general elec- Palo, Lateness andi'y'Ort••neb,i are speedt-
der the rule of the Conservative tions, and to secure to the party now ly uud eff ctttally uuretl l,y k.itil;.•turd'd
in )ower a strength out of all pro- lreuo+v Uil. It I'NtiroVetl all t,fiitl Ltl uftpW
party, and the revelations of which ; 1tip1,11t atiuus.
by the different parliamentary tom- ` portion greater than the number of
mittees or inquiry have brought , electors supporting them would war- It is said the Wesleyan Clhnrch of
disgrace upon the fair name of Can- ; rant. To put an end to this abase, Z,n land will soon furls an Epworth
oda
!to snake the Rouse of Commons a League
The Government, which profited fair exponent of public opinion, and •-' ^ .-......_ -__ _
politically by these expenditures of to preserve the historic continuity of
public honeys of which the people t counties, it is desirable that in the
have been defrauded, and which,' formation of electoral divisions,
nevertheless, have never punished county boundaries should be preserv-
the guilty parties, must be held re- ed, and that in no case parts of diff-
sponsible for the wrongdoings. We erent counties should be put in one
arraign the Government for retain- electoral division.
ing in office a Minister of the Crown 0.—Tho Senate Defective—Amend
proven to have accepted very large i the Constitution.
contributions of money for election The present constitution of the
purposes from the funds of a railway Senate is inconsistent with the Fed -
company, which, while paying the eral principle in our system of Gov -
contributions to him, a mem- ernment, and is in otherrespects de-
ber of the Government, with one fecti e, as it makes the Senate inde-
hand was receiving Government sub-, pendent of the people and uncoil troll -
sidles with the other. ed by the public opinion of the
The conduct of the Minister and country, and should be so amended
the approval of his colleagues after, as to bring it into harmony with the
1 f o ul t1•govcrnmellt
owed by the
Loom! Convention
i. IJe i l ,
National
".' a June,
180a..
t
Ottawa, J-
,
We, the Liberal party of Canada,
in convention asseiubled, declare:
1.—Freer 'Trade ..- Reduced Tax-
tti(+n.
`l'hat the customs tariff of the
Dominion should be 'based, not as it
is new, upon the protective principle,
aof the
but upon the requirements
nubile- service;
That the e Distill,,; tariff, .founded
17:,1111 1ttlaCptltrCl. principle, and used, as
it has been by the government, as a,
7 ,
corrrptinr; tlgcl.t.) wherewith to
keep themselves in office, has devel-
oped monopolies, trusts and com-
binations;
It has decreased the value of farm
.and other landed property;
It has oppressed the masses to the
enrichment of a few;
It has checked immigration;
It has caused great loss of popula-
tion
It has impeded commerce;
It has discriminated against Great
Britain.
In these and in many other ways
has occasioned great public and
3arivate injury, all of which evils
mlust continue to grow in intensity as
Jong as the present tariff system re-
Mlains in force.
That the highest interests of Can-
ada demand a removal of this ob-
stacle to our country's progress, by
the adoption of a sound fiscal policy,
'which, while not doing injustice to
.any class, will promote domestic and
foreign trade, and hasten the return
of prosperity to our people;
That to that end, the tariff should
dile reduced to the needs of honest,
'economical and efficient govern -
a Tient:
That it should be so adjusted as the proof became known to them are govern -
TIM. C I G:RAM TIMES, , )EC.EMBER 14, I.8k.
That each revision involve` an ad-
ditional expenditure of a further
quarter of a million;
That this expenditure haat prevent-
ed till annual revision, a8 originally
intended, in the absence of which
young voters entitled to tIte franchise
have, in numerous instances, been
prevented from exercising' their nttt-
ural rights;
That it has failed to seeure uni-
formity,
which was the principle 1
asim. ) anee, For two hours the seance pro -
don;
dt74
L'ea80t1 assigned for its 111t10
both; seeded smoothly, but wluan one of
That ) c. gross abuses - the skeptics attempted to light a hat
lhdt it has produced • '1
Lively Row at tt " Nl(t;oraaleim "
w caliCe 111 :London.
London, Ont., Dec. t,, ---About a
week ago. Mine, .Moss, of New York,
a Int tta ializing iii tUuln, arrived in
this city and has Aiwa held several
seanee s which have e1•eated quite a
stir Among- the faitdl til;" At
a night's seance, held at the
residence of F. L. McRoberts, chair-
man of the Board of Education, 11
;lily of fuil.r skeptics were in attend -
pun es o p p ,,
•
to make free, or to bear as lightly as calculated to de rade Canada in tale 10.—(question of Prohibition—A Do-
e
upon, the necessaries of life, estimation of the world and deserve minion Plebiscite.
and should be so arranged as to pro- the severe condenmation of the' That whereas puhlieattention is at
Vote freer trade with ripe whole world. •
present much directed to the consid-
•-vorld, more particularly with Great 4.—Demand Strictest Economy—De- ;oration of the admittedly great evils
of intemperance, it is desirable that
Britain and the United States. creased Expenditure' i the mind of the people should be
We believe that the results of the We cannot but view with alarm clearly ascertained on the question
protective system have grievously the large increase of public debt and •e19f Prohibition by means of a question
disappointed thousands of persons of the controllable annual expends- ,ion Plebiscite,
-who honestly supported it, and that ture of the Dominion and the cense- • _
the country, in the light of experi- quent undue taxation of the people; _
"he Pains of Rheumatism
once, is now prepared to declare for under the Governments that have ;
According to the best authorities, origi-
.a ound fiscal policy. I been continuously in power since; nate in a morbid Condition of the blood.
The issue between the two politi-] 1878, and we demand the strictest I Lactic acid, caused by the decomposition
parties on this question is now • economy in the administration of the of the
circulates gelatinous
laons with albuminous
i feu bl nu s tis -
cal t
clearly defined. 1government of the country. attacks the fibrous tissues, particularly
For Responsible Government— in the joints, and thus CaTpses the local
Phe Government themselves admit manifestations of the disease. Theback
the failure of their fiscal policy, and Independence of Parliament. and shoulders are the parts usually
now profess their willingness to That the Convention regrets that ;affected ul rheumatism, and the jr»nteS
make some changes,• but they say by the action of Ministers and their ; at the knees, ankles h(ps unci wrists are
that such changes must be based supporters in Parliament, in one i also sometimes attauked. Thousands of
only on the prineiple of protection. case in which serious charges were ;people have found in Hood's Sarsaparilla
We denounce the principle of pro- made against a Minister of the 1 aat18m1Ve andhtsrthuci ler cure
ble etection as radically unsound, and un- Crown, investigation was altogether ; cess in Curing' the mast Severe cases.
that it attacks a -once the cause of i -
rrthen referred to a commission ti y
tariff changes based on that princi- p -
KE AL[°S.
SPAWN CURE
THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Certain in its effects and never blisters.
Read proofs below:
KENDALL'S SPAM CURE
BLDEPOINT, L.I., N.Y., Jan. 15, 1660.
Dr.II. 3. KENDALL CO.
Gentren,en-I bought a splendid bay horse some
time n!! -,o with a Spay in. Igothtm for $60. I user?
Kendall's Spavin Cure. The .Spavin is gone now
and I have been offered $150 for the same horse.,
I only bad him nine weeks, so I got 5120 for using
52 worth of Kendall's Spavin Cure.
Yours truly, W. S. MADsnuW.
KENDALL'S W M CURE
S,DLsx, halon., Dee. 16,1803.
Dr, R. 7. I3aNDALL Co.
Sirs -I have used your 1 endall's Spavin Cure
with good success for Curbs on two horses and
Itis the best Liniment I have ever used.
Yours truly', ADOUST FRRDRRICE•
Pried 51 por Bu tie.
For Sale by all Druggists, or address
3 ., .B. J. KEND.4ZZ CODI.PANY:
ENOSOURGH FALLS. VT•
Cure 6PCPv N,.AK7'AONE and Neuralgia
20 miNur, s, at.o Coated Tongue,
nes 7' Bi1iousnesl, Pail in the Side, Constipation
Torpid Liver. Dad Breath. To stay curd and
regu,ate the bowels. VERY NIOr TO TAKE.
just to the masses of the people, and refused, while in another case the The secret ot its G uccess hes In the fact ! { Pa Re °ENT' ear DRuc, STORES.
any charges preferred were altered and t sue -
disease b neutralizing the ladle amu
we declare our conviction that
and purifying the blood, as well as
pie must fail to afford any substan- pointed upon the advice of the Min- strengthening every function of the
tial relief from the burdens under , istry, contrary to the well settled body
'whieh the country labors. practice of Parliament; and this con -
This issue we unhesitatingly ac- vention affirms:
sept, and upon it we await with. the That it is the ancient and un -
hanging in the entrance of the church
fullest confidence the verdict of the/ doubted right of the House of Corn -
near Howard Castle. Mr. Glad -
electors of Canada. mons to enquire into all 'matters of stone attends this church when at
y. ---Enlarged markets—Reciprocity. public expenditure, and into' that place.
That having regard to the pros-. all charges of misconduct in of -
ox FOUR WAY TO cr{UrtClr,
verity of Canada and the United . fice against the Ministers of the On the way to the Lord's hoase,be
states as adjoining countries, with Crown, and the reference of such thoughtful be silent, or say but
many mutual interests, it is desir- matters to royal commissions created little and that little good. Never
Able that there should be the most upon the advice of the accused is at stay outside, but go in at once. Time
friendly relations and broad and lib- variance with the due responsibility spent inside should be precious:
Good Advice.
The following • lines are found
eras trade intercourse between
them;
That the interests alike of the
I)(1lninion and of the Empire would
be materially advanced by the es-
tablishitt, of such relations;
That the period of the old recipro-
city treaty was one of marked pros- be upheld.
I)ctrity to the British North American 6;—The Land for the Settler ---Not
le^oionies; for the Speculator.
That the pretext under which the That in the opinion of this conven-
* ioverulnent appealed to the country tion the sales of public lands of the
in 1801 respecting negotiations for a Domihlion should be to actual settlers
treaty with the United States was only, and not to speculators, upon
ralisleading and dishonest and intend- reasonable terms of settlement, and
ed to deceive the electorate. in such areas as can be reasonably
That no sincere effort has been oceupicd and cultivated by the sett.
wade by them to obtain a treaty, ler.
but that, on the contrary, it is mard-
feet, that the present government,
,controlled as they are by )monopolies
and combines, are not desirous of Se-
curing stzch a treaty;
That the ilrst step towards obtain -
of Ministers to the House of Com- •
ix CHURCH.
mons, and tends to weaken the.I kneel humbly and pray. Renlem-
authority of the House over the Ex.' ber the presence into which you
ecutive Government, and this eon- have come. It matters nothing to
vention affirms that the powers of the you what others are doing. Attend
people's representatives in this re 1 toourself.
gard should on all fitting occasions toyourself.
cttvl; crt.
Remain kneeling and pray. Speak
gn,
to no one until you are outside. The
church is God's house, even when
prayer is over. 13e quiet and thought-
ful as go.
ON YOUR WAY 10:1U.
Be careful of your talk or the
world will soon slip back into your
heart again. Remember where
you have been. Resolve and try to
live a better life.
7, -.-Oppose the 1)ohninion Franchise
Aetw--I'"avot'the Provineial Fran- "A Sabbath well spent brings a week ot
content,
ctrl, r. And health for the toile of the morrow
r
That thF1e anehise Act since its Whilst a Sabbath profaned, whatso'er
introduction has east the Dominion may be gained.
Treasury over a million of dollars, 1s It certain forerunner of sorrow."
lag the end i11 view, is to place a , besides entailing a heavy expend'- I . D. C. will give strength to the .
party in power who are sincerely de. ture to both political parties; weak.
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FUNNY 0IIARAOTERISTICS Or J
SANDY AND. PAT.
Paul Blouet,wllom everyone k
^ts 141;ax °'Tell, the famous auth
"John Bali and His Island," and
!humorous treaties on the Eng
-speaking peoples, entertained ar
•teliigcnt audience of 8,000 peop
'Massey hall, Toronto, lately,
After a few introductory rem
the speaker entered upon. 1tir>,su
and began to talk of
+4 JORN DULL,
'There was one thing, the spy
'said, that be throughly believe(
thatrepeated with deli `lh
hele t 1 1
every platform in the United S
'That was this ; There was only
motion on earth in which the
t n p
were socially and politically fret
.that was the ,British empire. (
.applause.)
The Englishman showed tlha
,always had an eye 'for busines
• ,l purchasing an accident insul
-ticket whenever he started on a
way journey. And 11e act
:seemed to feel disappointed whi
arrived safely at his destination
Both the Frenchman and the
lishman were conceited, but th
mer in his self-esteem was les:
znoxrious than the latter. The Fr
Mian would assert that Franco
the "Light of the World," but
"vas an,air about him when he
f it, that he hardly believed his
beast. The Englishman, or
other hand, is so positively su
his own superiority and he consi
it such ' an indisputable fact
;there was no need for assertin
'That was what made hien so
;porating. He considered this
,made for for himself and not this
only. .
The Greek supplied John
'`i rtll raisins for his plum pm
^t'11e French dug England the
-canal so she could have a shore
tto India and the Americans su•
:the English peers with heiress
that they could take their arm
tof pawn.
Much, however, as John Bull
to be admired in success, he was
more admirable in adversity
.accepted defeat philesophicall
:waited for the tide to turn.
ABOUT SCOTCHMEN.
'In the eyes of the world gen
Sandy was a Britton, that is to
sort of Englishman dressed
peculiar fashion. But, if tak
an Englishman, Sandy always
to be excused. He was the
keen, sturdy, industrious and 1
ous of all the inhabitants
-"more or less United Kingdolr.
Sandy was not slow wittei
'the contrary, he was most
,gent. Sidney Smith once sal
it took a surgical operation tc
. jokeintea Scotchmalt's skull.
;said the lecturer, "an English
Sandy was a man strong as
well cut out for work. He
massive head, well set on p
.shoulders, a splendid physic'',
big, flat feet, which he cal
-laved forward, after first ci
-.examining his ground.
"The size of his feet," st
speaker, [`probably accounts
'.origin of the kilt, Sandy wi
able to get his Leet through
legs." (Laughter.)
Wherever Sandy went h
the roost. In America ti
-silver, oil and railway ldng
Seotchuten, and it was the s
over the world. Scotehmen
held the most lucrative
The Jews never got a fog
Scotland, because they kat
-would starve in competi
,Sandy.
• Sandy Was the most d
. 'Iil•idn _. on earth. If two En;
..said, the -speaker, were wr
.one end of an island in
..and two Scatcllmen at the
.and the traveller afterwar(
that way, he would find
Englishmen had never sp(
cause they had not been it
The two Scotchmen, bower
be found to have started a C
society at the other end
/Kc land.
The Scotelhlnan, though
ligious, would not accept
meats of his minister
thoroughly investigating
himself. He treated? God
doors neighbor, asked Iiia
smallest every day wants
rremoiiistrft,ted -with his et
failed tO get theta.
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