The Wingham Times, 1899-06-02, Page 6e
THE WINURAM TIMES, JUNE 2
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1"` e • frieed or fee, sepporter or opponent, t aed Skins, $80,000; anthracite cosi,
otiticoolatgpul intec •the Premier holdthe highest repue $190000 and other lines to a lesser
tenon i•er coertlineee and eonsictera- degree, The exports for the Muth
t
I""""'""4"'""—"e''re---'elres- lion. "Mr. Speaker," said Sir show a falling off of $269,262. The
3IINP. 2, 1999. Wilfrid, "the hon. gentleman (Sir Jen months' exporte to April 80,,
s Charles Tupper) has just told us show a decrease of between $4,0000
OUR OTTAWA LEITER.
that he is shocked and horrified at , 000 and $5,000,000, leaving the Det
niy coeduet on this occesion, I tell tinerease of trade for the ten inoeths
Front our on eerrcapon dent. bint, very eoletunly, that 1 ant not of the year at $14,220,491.
wawa, May eitn, shocked nor horrified at anything he
The lting, expected and eagerly says, scandalous as it was, as it HOW ONTARIO Vial.L13 PARE.
stnticipated Redistribution Bill wee always is. The hon. gentleman has
lad d ' tee House of Own- given proof attire than once this JJS THE•enew
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mons on leritley afternoon by the session that he is no longer able to
Prime Minister, and it was foiled discuss, that he is only able to abuse,
wherr the details were disclose& that and so use language so scurrilous as
the Government had literally to be unworthy even of Billingsgate,"
carried out the undertaking pre. and when, a moment later, Sir Chas.
viously given, for in the ehanges Tupper ventured to interrupt the
pronme, county bretedary lines Premier with a denial of a state -
have beeu rigidly adhered to, and meat be had jest made, Sir Wilfrid
where the number of the eleetorate answered :—"I am accustomed to
in. any city or county necessitates its that. Whenever a eharge is
divieion into two or more ridings brought against the hon. gentleman
sueli division is placed in the hands we hear from him that there is not a
of a eommission of judges whose word of truth in it. We have won
duty it will be to make an impartial bye -elections by corruption and by
and equitable adjustment thereof, the lavish Ilse of money private and.
The bill deals with Ontario princi. • pleblie. Sir, there have been more
pally for the simple reason. that the than thirty by-elections won by
injustice and inequalities of the past the Liberal Government since the
have principally affected this pro. General election in 1896. These
vinee, though two or three of the hon. gentleman opposite tell us to -
more glaring inequalities in the day, whea there is no responsibility
Province of Quebec will also be behind their words, tbat we have
rectified. obtained tbese victories by the lavish
use of money, private and public,
NOT A oexarete REVISION. How is it that they have not the
courage to bring a single ease be -
Recognizing the broad principal
that,in thc,. ordinary course of
. • events, a redistributIon bill should
• only be necessary after each decen-
nial censuee—a principal which will
be urged by the 'Opposition as their
thief criticism of the bill and one
which theoretically the Government
doee not diepute,--no general plan
of redistribution has been attempted
at any time. Had it not been for
the eteorions gerrytnandering which •
eharitetvrised the acts of 188e and
18ee ti ere ould have been no
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thought of revising the electorate
boundaries at this time. Of the On-
tarin e wiles 23 remain undisturbed
while municipal lines are restored in
19 eon:tit-lei and three cities. The
total membership of the house will
rem' in nneetanged for while Both-
well, CA rdwell, and West Ontario
wt!lefe,e0 r,o exist as Federal con
stenteacies, and eliedlesex will have..
three inetneers instead of tour, the ,
county ..f Kent will receive two ad-
ditlfInTrl members and new constita-
enmee will Le created in Dufferin
.• sad Parry Sound.
• Sele etitted above the only changes
in Qtiebee will 1e tbe readjustment
• of municipal boundaries in some half
dozeit uencies. The same
prinelied ie. applied also in Prince
Edwaid Island and in the Province
of N, -w Brunswick, the cite* and
countv of Sr. John will he divided
and each given a member instead
eoetilluitte in the mixed up con-
dition they are in at present.
tmvontriry OF BILLINGSGATE.
It is net to he expected than an
,aet whLtli heti for its purpose the
tletei tuition of the unfair advantages
by which toe Conservatives had bene
'Mei in the. last three or four gener-
al elections would escape severe trit-
keen from the Opposition benches,
bat few were prepared for the wild
-vituperative and almost incoherent
onslaught which Sir Charles Tapper
made npon the bill, the Goverdment
aed all its works. That this is not
• too severe a critieisnemay be judged
from the stinging retort which the
speech drew from Sir Wilfrid
Laurier,—for whetl. er speakibg of
CONSTITUENCIES Irr Po1lULATION.
Ottawa, May 25.—The population
ot the counties that will be repre-
sented by one member, under the
new redistribution bill, • are as fol, -
lows :
Dufferiu
fialdimand
Lincoln .. , .. .
Peel. ............... ........ -.24,871
Welland , „ .30,031
Weotworth . . . . . . , . ... 20,809
liffuskoka 17,088
Parry Sound .19,317
Tboae that will have two members
Population
. 20,133
23,440
80,079
are as follows
Brant . ... . . . .. . ...
Elgin
Lambton ......... .. .. . . ...
Norfolk
Ontario ....... . . ... . . .. . .
Oxford
The cities are as follows:
Toronto (4 members) 1
Ottawa (2 members) .........
Hamilton (2 members)
1.40ndon (1 member)
In each case. the population 1
fore the courts P Not a single en according to' the census of 1
election has been contested. They Those that will have three
bers are :
Brace .
Grey
:Hume
Kent .... .. .... .........„
1Vlicidlesex
elections. but in this, as in all other 'slam°
matters, they have failed to act." York
36,445
43 377
53,310
30,992
45,355
49,849
have had their opportunities to
prove their charges. The courts
were open to them to establish their
allegations that we have used
money wrongfully in the bye-
81,220
38,492
47,215
32,281
s giv-
891.
mem-
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M U N YON'S
will guarantee
teat my Kidney Cure
euro 00 per eent,,
of ail forms of ItiOney
eon:plaint and fib
many instances the
most eerie:Is forma of
Driebt'e dense. If
the disease is com.
piloted send a four.
mune vaI of tame.
We will analyze it
and advise yon free
what to do,
BIUNTON,
At all druggiste, 25o, a vial. Guide to Dealth
and med cot advice free. 1505 Arch at., Phila.
Manser, $1.25 for repairing culvert,
lot 5, con. 8 ; A. Adams, $4 for
building culvert on lot 1, tem. 4 ;
Peter Ileckney. $1.10 for gravel;
Wm. Henry, $1.50 for lepairing
bridge on lot 25, eon, 0 ; C. Caudle,
$4,5t) for keep in fall ot' M. Shaepin's
child ; Geo. Barrie, 25e for repairing -
ealvert on lot 10, eon. 17 A. Dal -
triage, $1.90 for flour :.s charity to
Isamu Mem) ; Isant.i Wade, $125 as
salary ttS asseesor for 1811e
Moved by Messrs. poinod Fin-
ley that this cortnell du weer adjourn
to meet again on the thied Wednes-
day in June in the Athena Hotel,
Ford wieh.---Onilried.
L. WALKER, Clerk.
"HIS MONEY IN THE STREET."
Catarrh Remedies Cost Him Hun;
dreds and No Cure—Two Bottles
„ . . . 64,004 of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder .
66,781 Cared Him,
,7518,.$0114,
Pre(' fi lisIb, jr , Railroad,
59,968 Yilrk 011, Pa , on January 31$t last wrote
82,72e of Dr. Agnew's Ualarrhol .wder like
59,978 this :-"1 had emu! rh ,of t1,0 ho-nd nnct
81,892 stomach for two a rs. non had it in the
worst form. 1 petit -&u“ rt.I hundred
dollars tn remed:ee toe! 'eight as well
10,000 SORRY HEARTS. thrown ety money in the slreel. 1 was
re.uk,01,1,11fletd to tr Ur. rtsnew's Cat.
lilreszo re.o me. I sin n I man, and
arrhal Powder, end two Ine lee uf it have
wish its makers the greatest of success."
t weak 'Sold by A. L. Hemilton.
for the
it as a Mr. Jem Reid, coed -moor on the
nese in O. P. , had both leas cut off at St.
Martin's Junction, on the Labelle
g from
SABBATH. SERVIplefil.
MTHODIST—Rev. Dr. Pai/000, pate
or. Services at 11 a in and 7 p
PRESBYTERIAN—Rev. Perrie
Peter. Service's at 11 a m aud7 p in.
.NPeSCORA,L, St. Paul'e—Rev. Wm.
Lowe, motor, Servmee at 11 a in and 7
Wellington
A MISFIT CRITICISM.
One criticism that. Sir Charles
Tupper offered on the Redistribution
Bill does not appear to bang very
well together. Having expressed his
convietion that the bill had been in-
troduced because the Government
was afraid to go back to the country
under the old condition he proceeded
to repeat the old story that they had
won the last election by the "Janus-
faced police of promising coercion
in Manitoba to Qaebee, and no
coercion was that followed, by the
Government; and therefore, a.ceord-
ing to Sir Charles Tupper's own
statement, faith was kept with On-
tario and broken with Quebec.. But,
the redistributipn bill leaves Quebec,
practically undisturbed, while it re-
adjusts the constituencies in Ontario.
There appears to be something a
little ont a plumb somewhere in the
argument ; perhaps Oppositionists I
who are yet to speak on the debate,
would be good enough to make their
leader's position a little more clear.
OUR POOR RUINED COUNTRY.
The trade returns for the month
of April are out and still tbere is nol
indication of that inevitable disaster
and rain which was to follow the
advent of the Liberals to power. On
the other hand there is the fullest
evidence that that progress and
prosperity, to which we are becom-
ing accustomed, is growing and
gaining in strength and volume
month by month, The value of
.dutiable goods impoeted for home
consumption during the month
amounted to $8,032,734 upon which
duty to the amount of $2,320,419.02
was collected ; iree goods $4,381,805
and coin and, bullion $38,078, mak-
ing the total imports $12,452,117
as compared with dutiable goods,
$6,082,404 upon which $1,758'653 90
was collected; free goods $3,550,124,
in coin and bullion $495,104, with a
total of $10,1e,7,681 in April, 1898,
or. an increase of $2,324,488, The
total imports for the ten months end-
ing April 80th, show an increase of
nearly $19,000,000 as follows
: -
1803 1899
Dutiable 862,017,083 $72,805,331
• Free. 40 055,243 98,321,021
Coln and bullion 5,611187 4,115,777
Total.... $105,285,515 $125,242,129
Duty........ 18,330,592 21,079,127
24733,000
ROME DI OthiriftIS 000GMT G.
A feature of the return is that the
,Iportion of the month's exports whieli
wine Mader the bead of free goods,
shows a heavy increase in the goods
which eonstittae the raw materials
of various industries. For example,
April, 1809, shows an increase over
April, 1898, in erode rubber and
gutta pereha of $07,000 ; fur skins
not dressed, $75,000; iron and steel
• other than steel rails for railway,
$102,000; sisal, manilla and bemp,
undressed, $66,000 ; wool, $80,000 ;
dyes and chemicals, *80,000; hides
AIN
FAG
Is the result of Overwork and an
Exhausted Nervous System. Dr.
A. W. Chases Nerve Food creates
New Brain and Nerve Tissue.
Ilusiness and professional men, acceuntants,
ztericgtupliem, teachers, students and all brain
•workers ::now only toweled what it mewls to
Lave Cho brain so tired out that concentration
of thought is almost impossible.
One-iifth of all the hlootl in the humeri body
found in the brain, and unless the blood is
VITO Anti rich tho brain becomes exhausted for
want of proper nourishment.
Dr. A. W. •Chese's Blood Peed creates new
train anti nerve t -ate, and produce 4 rich red
blood, "the vital fluid" of the body.
All 'brain workers quieklyrecognize the merits
erflg; great food mire, and after a few doses
enter on their work with new energy and ambi-
tion.
lie tin fat. is unknown to petzmns whose brale
*tel nertehavebeen invigorated by the use of
Dr. .A. W Chase's Nerve Food, which is fee
sale by all dealers at se. a box, • -,
Dr. (Um's New /look, "The Ills Of Life
and Ilow To Cure Them." sant free 10 your
aildrts.. Edniansitn, Dates & Co., 'Dreorito,
La Grippe Has made Them So
Dr. Agnew's Cure for the
Will Bring Joy and Health.
La Grippe has left many a bear
and diseased. Dr. Agnew's Cure
Heart, because of its great mer
heart remedy. the magical quick
giving relief, and the almost incredible •
cures it erforms is snatchin
P n.
BAPTIST —Rev, W. Freed, pastor.
Services itt 1.I. a ria and 7 p
CONGREGATIONAL — Rev. J, W.
Gan, pastor, Services at 1,1, a ni aue
7 p ro..
CHRISTIAN WORNEBS — Misses
Outratn and Look in command, Services
at 3 p 111 and 8p in.
SALIT4-4TION ARMY—Capt. NI cLeod
and wife in coma:awl, Services at 11 it,
m,3pm and 8 p 41,
In each of the above named caturchee
Sabbath School is held at 2.30 p in.
BANK of HAMILTON
*INGHAM.
Capital, 81,250,000. Rest, 8775,000
ereetitea-a aTUART.
Vice•President-A, G. Ramso.
• XO/R,ECTORS
Joinz Plume% ORO R0400, WM Gamow, ilf P, A. T.
WoOD. 'A, B. Los (Toronto).
Cashier -J. TURNBULL.
Citallingllattintes
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Beftva,. ignerwinghnan. Ont
WING -HAM
STEAM PUMP WORKS
death's door many who had been given division, by frilling underneath a Having purchased the entire business
over as hopeless cases. it's a wonder freight; train, from Mr. Daniel Showers, I tun now
worker ; it's a specific for all heart de- prepared -to supply thepublic with
rangements, and no matter how acute or ' - -
„r>t. T R
seemingly hopeless, will give relief in-
ekle of 30 minutes. $old by A. L.
Hamilton.
There were 21n fewer licenses in
Klondike News ftems.
Ontario last year than five - years
—
ago. When the law of 1897 came
The Klondike New -4 recently pub -
fully into force on May lst of thislished the P4Iowing interesting
year at least, 60 more licenses were notes , .
cat off. Last year the number, of III;v is worth $400 a ton in Daw-
committals for drunkenness it the son. - It grows wed. :111e1there, is a
Province of Ontario was only 1, , world of merlow land In the Liu ltitS of
while ten years ago the number wad . the trieeteeei„e oenee yneem.
4,797. In Ontaria there was hi There is no neeeseite, for the visit-
,
MY. WHAT A GO . Nit tie 710-‘-'771ILL IS
1897 one conviction for every 901 of or walking fe om Da we. n to . ' the .
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41; -t,V4
, ALL5TEri-
uiVitigtILL
the population e in Quebec one or mime when a go )d saddle horse
every 407 ; in Nova Scotia one .for ean be had for $60 par day, .
eery 381 ; in New Brunswick one Sr>itie energetic farmer ean make
for every 262 ; in Manitoba one for
every 887, and in British Columbia
one for every 239.
Weary of Experimenting
With salves, suppositories and ointments
and dreading
and hundrecis hatg turnd to Dr. A. W.
Chase's Ointment and found in it an
absolute cure for piles. The first appli-
cation brings relief from the terrible
itching, and it is very seldom that more
than one box is required to effect it per-
manent cure.
Etovviek Council.
GORRIE, MAY 17TH, 1899.
Council met to -day in the Tp.
Hall, pursuant to adjournment,
members all present, the ,Reeve itt
the chair, minutes of last meeting
read and adopted.
Moved by Messrs Spence and
1Gregg, that Jacob Mirer receive the •
I sum of $50 as payment in fall for
ikeeping Mrs, Angst, she bot being a
fit subject for the House of Refuge.
—Carried.
The resignation of Chas. 'Wilson,
as member of the I3oard. of Health,
was read and accepted by the coun-
elt
Moved by Messrs. Gregg and Pin-
le
f that the application of Mr. Chas,
Wilson as Treasttrer be aecepted, hs
farnishing satisfactory security as
mentioned in his applieation, and
I that.the Reeve and, Clerk see to ex-
1ecution of Bonds and place them
before the amnion at neat meeting.
—Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Spence and
Doig, that by.law No. 3 app.:intim;
Chas. Wilson Treasurer be read tic
passe&—iiirried.
ACCOUNTS PASSED
8. W. Ferguson, 51 for searching
title of lots 27 and 28, con. 18 ; C.
a fortune bringing a few sacks of
seed potatoes. Potatoes rnisea here
are worth from $1 to $.2 per pound,
and on the Pelly, SceQvart and
Sixty -Mile rivers they produce
equally as well as they do south of
here
The bill of fare which, hung in a
Dawson restaurant all winter bad
these items t Bowl of :soup, $1 ;
canted cern, $1 25 ; canned toma-
toes, $2 ; stewed fruit, L75$ ; slice
of- pie, .75 cents ; doughnuts, pie or
sandwiela with tea or coffee, $1.25 ;
beans, coffee and bred, 82 ; plain
steak, $8.50 ; Porterhouse steak,
$5
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Doctors said
Incurable
But the Notary, Mr. Lemire, was
cured of Kidney Disease in two
months by Dr. Chases Kidney.
Liver Pills.
n is only when thoroughly convinced of the
superior merit of a remedy that public Inert
will give their sanction.
Mr. E. H. Lemke, Notary Publle, x692
Notre Dante Street, 'Montreal, tells of his re.
markable recovery from a severe attack of kict.
toy disease. When doctors had failed, Dr.
Chase's Kitiney-Liver Pills saved his life. He
writes : "1 give this statement, first because it
is only just that the Merit of 1)r. Chases Kid,.
lieptiver Pills should be Made known, and
again in order that others may profit by Iv
experience. For years 1 suffered with kidney
disease which doctorspronounced incurable.
Thanks to Dr. Chase's Itidnoy-Liver
Which 1 have used for two months, 1 am corn.
pletely cured. They helped me from the'first,
and the CUM is now perfect,"
Dr. Chase's Kidney.i.iver Pills Act directly
on the kidneys, and through their combined
influence on the kidneys andliver, cure the most
' complicated diseases of these delicate organs.
One pill a dose. es cents a box at all dealers,
or Etbautitson, Bates & Co., Tomtit°.
Wood and Iron Force and
Lift Pumps, Dross and
Iron Cylinders, Oalvaniz-
ed Iron Tubing. Cisterns,
Water Trotighs, Sinks,
Daths,Fipe Fitting, Well
Digging and everything in' Con-
neCtion with water supplies.
Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
and pu °aping water.
Deep well pumps a sneeiniity.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Partiee, writing for information or
ordering by mini should always state
depth of well.
All work guaranteed or no sale. ,
C. IVIOANINGSTAR.
Bev 140 %Ingham, Ont.
EARLY.
CLOSING
Before placing your order
for Spripg .Clothing call and
see our
NEW SAMPLES
for 1899. We can afford to
sell New Goods cheaper than
old stock that cost one-half
more than new and better
goods of the latest styles will
cost to -day.
We make clothes that fit.
VirEBSTER 8v CO.,
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER,
Winghtun, Ont.
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GONERICO, ONTARIO.
AuTiant 161 IN, nes, ties,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental Collette oat Lfrenti •te of the Royal College'
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Mace over Post.
Office, Wingliam,
s. JEROME, L. D. 3, 'DENTIST, HAS WITH'
0 s bhp D. 1). Rots, graduate of the it. 0, D. S.
of Ontario, and is prepuce to do all manner ot
Dental work at reasonable prices. Beaver Block,
opposite the Brunswick House, Whigham.
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