Exeter Advocate, 1901-4-11, Page 4xe. e bracate,
Cha. H, Sanclere, Editor and Prop
Press Gallery,
Paoament mildings,
Apra oth
THURSDAY) APR. llsti, 1901 -
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When the historY of Parliaments o.
the Province of Ontario is written. eld
NOTES 4 -Y -D COMAIE N TS sesion of the Legialature will be kneWl
An exchange tells of a lady who de- as one which the Opposition fough
eided to seare her husband who was the battles of the people and curbed
quite a hard drinker so he, would re- the.power of a government, which is
form. To do this she procured the cos- controlled and owned by corporations.
tome of a devil she had worn at a mast This article, -howeVere Will not trace
querade. The next time the erring the stery of the session, but will be
Spouse came home feeling happy she limited to that which transpired dur-
quickly donned the costume' as he ing the week, for indeed during the
opened the door she stepped 'forward last rOW daYS enough of political shift -
and said in a sepalcural tone: "Come lessness, incapaeity and real misde-
with me; I am the devil." The result ineanor on the part of the Government,
rather startled her as the response to have been brought forth to fill a vol -
Lex.' greetieg was, "Zat so? Shake or tune.
boy l'm your brother-iu-law. 1 mar- The question of assessment is one
vied yoer sister. which the Goveenment has shown the
greatest possible am Olin t of Mefficiency
and he who uses the word criminal ma
An excellent gas well has been struelt tam would not he very far °stray. But
at Leaaniug,ton on the take shore, just let us for a moment consider this as.
east of the old wells. According to sessnlent question. some time ago.
the town's ageeeneent with Mosher, the. Ontario Government introduced a
who drilled the well, he was to re- bill which was knoWn es theScrap Iron
eeive no pay unless be got a well that Assessment. The Come: decided that
would produce 1,500,000 cabic feet of the act meant that the plant of any
gas a day. Geo. Benson, of lArindsor, corporation should, for the purpose of
made two tests of the well, By the assessment, be valued at the price for
pilot test he found that the well would
produce 1,480,000 feet a day, and by Which it would sell for old iron, To
value a horse on this basis 'you would
the minute test he found that it had a eetimate the value
capacity of 1,040,000 fest every twenty- of his bones and
hide. The members of the Govern -
four hours. S. T. Colitis, of Kingsville, merit say that they did not know that
who also tested the well says it has a the act meant that much, which is a
rock pressure of 150 pounds. The confession that they„did not know the
striking of this well is very welcome meaning of their own'laws. The pece
news to consumers in Windsor, for it pie were all amazed at this decision
shows that the gold field is not yet and asked for a repeal, but instead the
exhausted and new wells may keepup Government confirmed it.
the supply for many years. Last year they demanded its repeal
but theBoYerninent appointed a COM-
A minion doiletes a yen is the en_ mission. That commission met and
onnous salary paid Mr. Schwab, mane e°ndenined the Gnvernment's net and
ager of the (Tufted States Steel Cote formed a new bill. The Government
poration. It is said that this is the introduced the new bill and to satify
largest salary on record. Kings have the corporations they also introduced
had largee amounts allowed thena the iniquitous bill which rode rough
but for a commoner, Mr. Schwab tops shod over the people's rights and per -
the list. Mr. Schwab inay be a man mitted municipal councils, the right
whose brains are worth a vast sum to to make bargains with the corporations
the corporation, but no men can lion- without having the same submitted to
estly earn a million dollars a year, the people. This did not satisfy the cor-
which means over 83,170 for each work- porations.so this week the Government
illg clay, or $317 and hour, counting withdrew the bill doing away with the
ten hours a day. But men in Mr. scrap iron assessment and also the
, Schwab's position do not often com- other. The assessmeut act remains
ruence work at 7 a.m. Possibly six as before and corporations rule in On -
hours a day is the time he spends in tare°. In this regard the admirable
his office; if so, his salary means over speech of Mr. -Whitney, delivered ill
$500 an hour. To enable any com- the Houee on Wednesday might be
pany to pay so enormous a salary quoted; ,
means that every consumer is forced .9When the Government" said he
to pay as his quota, a sum far exceed- "proposed to tax corporations a COU11-
1[1,9; what is right and jast. teract was made by which corporations
* * contributed large sums of money and
by means of the money the bye-elec-
LEVEL HEADED. tions in 1899 were won." • .
A correspondent in the Beussels Post "If any one thinks I have not made
writes as follows: Your correspondent my stotement distinct let him show
would like to suggest the need of re- nie wherein it is weak and I will make
form in the manner of conducting fun- it stronger, because I know whereof I
erais, in regard to which it is tee fre_ speak, and the time will come, when I
quent ground of complaint that they shall be ready, to allude itegeeater de-
- do not leave the house at theteime ap- tail to the qUestion. a
pointed,and in the severe Weather of "Then came as a result the famous
our Canadian winter those who remain scrap -iron iniquity, as some call it—
waiting are liable to take cold. Let another sop to the corporations in re-
arrangement be made beforehand so turn for what they have clone. Does
that the service may be concluded and any hon. gentleman ask whoes author -
the hearse ready to leave at the hour ity for my statement? When he does
antiounced. Another suggestion: As I will answer the question.•. .Then we
a vule mention is made in the churches had the Assessment Commission ,ep-
of those who died d uving the preceding Pointed last year, when the 'G'6Vern-
Week, ancrin many cases services are ment found themselves attacked at the
held in their memory. This can be point of the bayonet. That disposed
done in warmth and shelter, and rent of the question last year. This ,year
der unnecessary long services on tho, of
assessment Commission has given
day of the funeral. It would be well to the hon. gentlemen 'an assessment
if an earnest effort were made by an bill at their own request,and they have
religious bodies and lodges to shorten 'had it before this House and have dis-
if possible all forms of service for the cussed it. Now they have no backbone
dead on the clay of the funeral, reneem- to carry it out. Why? '
bering that the weather is no respecter "One reason is that they have been
of persons and that many cases of see- threatened hY the enrl-Inratinns 01' this
bus illness may be traced to the vie_ ProVince. The Premier brought down
tines haying caught cold while wattle, a bill the other day which should have
for a funeral to start. been burned by the common hanenian
e
rather than introduce it into any°Brit-
ish Legislature. He stated to this
House that this was. a bill to enable
municipal corporations to maketcOn-
tracts with people who wished to•com-
meuce certain industries. I do not be-
lieve that, apart from the Ministers,
ten members could be found to support
it. It provided in effect that corpora-
tions—electric light, telephone, street
,
railway, and similar companies—ceuld
be exempted from municipal taXatiob,
time after time and three years at . a
time, by membeis of Municipal Coun-
oils, without consulting the people. In
-
other words, the men in the townships
or villages who happened to fill the po-
sitions of manicipal councillors for one
year might for three years take away
from their constituents the right ef
taxation on these corporations. ,I say
this: that the Government of this pro-
vince represented to the corporations
that this bill was being introduced in
their interests and as a relief from' the
new assessment law introduced. The
corporations, they refuse to accept it
as a measure of relief, and said they
asked for nothing of the kind. Any
hon. gentleman in my position would
be the reverse of wise were he to make
the statements I have made without
knowing whereof he spoke. I am con-
tent with them just now, and in the
future perhaps. I will enlarge upon
these statetnen ts."
You say this is sie-one' language and
so it iseuid he who is nott well acquaint-
ed with the facts and the men say that
it was uttered in the heat of debate.
There is only one answer to such a per-
son. Not one member of the Govern-
ment dare make reply.
The Sugar Beet Question.
To trim EurrOlt Atevoe-Altie
it is of vital importance that the
f farmers of the Counties of Huron and
S Middlesex take action at once to se-
cure the best seed available and make
t a thorough test of abeut one eight of
an acre of sugar beets for 'sugar p10 --
poses, and see to it that they get all
the information that is possible on
their culture in order to secure as
high a percentage of sugar as our deep
rich soil of Western Ontario is °enable
of producing. ibis a well-known fact
tiaat we have no "plungers" in Canada,
that is willing to invest half a million
dollars in an enterprise that they are
not eertain we cap produce the raw
rnaterial in pitying quality and quan-
tity, to warrant 'such a step and for
that and other eeasons we should go
aboo t it in the usual way to work oar
way inch by inch, and if the faralOVS
are sceptical, indifferent or negligent
to make a test this , summer it will
only set Os back another year. This
we should known that if we commeuce
at once it will be doing well if the fac-
tory is in operation for ,next year's
ceop, as every one knows who has had
any experience In floating stock that
half a million dollars is not picked up
in a few days. In a lengthy interview
with Mayor Rumble,* of the city of
London, a few days since on the sub-
ject, he said that the government had
completed arrangements for a satis-
factory bonus to bide it over its intro-
duetry year as it is a well-known fact
that a great many people are afraid to
open their sails to an untried breeze,
but we will have to make the plunge
as it is no use for little Ontario to rub
up against the great West in wheat or
cattle. It would therefor be better for
us to cater to their wants than run up
against them as competitors. Mayor
Rumble also said it remained with the
farmers to take the initial step and
arrangements would be made at the
leading fall fairs to award handsome
prizes for the highest percentage of
sugar; therefore 1 see no good reason
why suchen enterprise could eot be
made a success in a town like Exeter,
surrounded as it is by one of the besb.
agvicultural districts in Canada. True
it is that to make manufacturing in-
dustries pay they must be surrOunded
by population, but where the eaw
material is prodnced from the land, I
think it is a mistake to be bentred in
the midst of a great city. I would
like to hear the views of other farmers
on the subject and the Editor of the
ADVOCATE has kindly consented to
give space to any suggestions that
will help to develop this great enter-
prise. Yours Truly,
S. M. SANDERS.
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HURONS POPULATION.
County Clerk Lane has totalled the
population of the cortnty from the as-
sessment rolls, of which he has just re-
ceived:the list for 1900, and that our
readers may see the changes one year
makes we have given the population
for 1899. It will be seen that towns
and villages have lost 19,and townships
807, too great a loss for the fine old
aguicultural comity of Huron.
Municipality 1900 1899 Increase Decrease
Bayfield 570 551 19
Blyth 880 937 57
Brussels 1228 1167 61
Clinton 2133 2555 122
Exeter "1816 1841 5
Goderich 4054 4027 27
Hensall 893 876 17
Seaforth 2126 2413 13
Winghani 2183 220.1 21
Wroxeter 483 444 39
10996 17015 181 200
Ashfield -3166 3277 111
Colborne 1802 1710 92
Goderich , 2.113 2464 51
Grey'., 3387 3213 144
Hay 3452 3440 12
Elowick 3781 3861 .
Hullett 2838 2696 112
McKillop 2653 2079 26
:Morrie 2485 2612 157
Stanley 2146 2222 76
Stephen 4098 4141 43
Tuckersmith 2457 2443 14
Turnberry 2161 2248 87
Usborne 2.326 2387 61
Wawanosh D. 1933 1010 17
Wawanosh W. 2055 2091 39
43153 43100 421 728
Totals 60149 60175 602 928
Total decrease 326
BOWMANVILLB BOY SHOT.
Bowmanville, One, April 5.—A sad
,-accident occurred here this afternoon,
from the result of which a young lad,
the youngest sou of W. D. Martin, of
this town, is likely to lose his life.
While out shooting his gun by some
tmaceotin table means was discharged
-while he waS crossing a creek at the
fiats, near the town, on a foot blidge.
The charge entered his right side,
'piercing his liver arid striking 0 rib,
where it ecrit,terecl, Some of it entering
his longS. As seon as the accident m -
em ed he threw down the gun ami.
overcool; and started for his home
about a quarter of a mile. He lied to
rest seyertil ehnes from exhaustion,
but fint;113- Peached the house. Medi-
c tf e id was at oncr, sminnoned, but the
doctors have but little !winds of saying
his life.
Fee twenty-four years 'Mee-Croswell:a ear
been extensively litsed for all forms of throat' and
,,beinctea, ucu1uicr Alilereetesa,
SMALLPDX AT ARVA.
Arva,, One, April 4.—A distressing
sight was presented at the window
when Dr. McNeil, medical health , offi-
cer for London Township, called at
the house of David C. McRoberts' on
16th eon., this morning, Cecil McRo-
berts, with his face covered with the
confluent, variety of smallpox came to
the window and said he had chicken-
pox, and not to be afraid, The whole
ritually of five are down with smallpox,
end the oldest air]. is in Clinton suffer-
ing With_ the same disease, The doc-
tor called at the school and escort:aid-
ed that the McRoberts' children had
been absent since the 19th February.
It appears one of the boyst, while going
with the hay presser's, contracted the
dieettoe, and since one by one has beet,
ill with what was supposed to be
chicken -pox. Tire health officer wes
all day vaccinating iend queranbining
neighbors', and those who had been
exposed. The young men who had
reco vered has been all o ver, even to
01001011, to get shaved, ee tent is
t te;y where it Will end
A BOOK ON PouLTRY-
COntailling 110 pages, a beautifullitlio-
graphic plate of a. group of fouls in
natural colorseengravingtoe zill kinds
of land and water poultry,descriptions
of the breeds, plans for poultry' houses,
how to manage an inctibateir, alraeout
Ca pduizing, and the' value of different
breeds. It will be mailed to any of
our readers for 15 cents by the Asso-
ciated Fanciers, 400 North Third
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Comber, April 3.—The M.C.R. offici-
als here were notified this evening that
the body of a rnan was lying beside the
track about oue and a half miles east
of the village. The section men, ac-
companiedby Coroner MeNevin left at
once for the scene. The body- Ivirs
identified as thet of Fred Palmerston,
a young Englishman, who has made
his home around Tilbury for some'
time. The youngman had deliberate-
ly committed suicide by cutting his
throat with his jackknife, the imple-
ment of destruction being clinched in
his hand when the body was found. It
is not known whether the youtig man
has any relatives in this country or
not. The retnains were brought to the
village and hantled OVer to the under-
taker. It is not likely an inquest will
be held.
WITH 'A TACK -KNIFE.'
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Wash away the filth and waste that
have accunnriulatecl during winter.
In like manner Hood's Sarsaparilla
;expels froni the blood impurities that
have been deposited during the season
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It gives the blood richness and vitali-
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the nerves, muscles and all the great
organs of the body. It cures all spring
humors and banishes that tired feel -
It is the best medicine money can
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or iinpoveeished blood. You should
begin taking it today.
Premier 'Roblin's libel suit against
The Winnipeg Free Press has been
withdrawn.,
The depopulation of India through
famine and cholera is assuming alarm-
•
mg proportions.
It is reported that a student of Michi-
gan University, Ann Arbor, has con-
tracted bubonic plague. -
Donald Todd was sentenced to two
years' imprisonment for manslaughter
at the Winnipeg Assizes,
SouthWellington Conservatives have
ted Mr. J. P. Downey, of The
Herald for the Legislature.
h Trafton is held in $3,000 hail
York on the charge of abduct -
young girls from Montreal.
E. Mutelfinore, aged 31 years,
antly killed while in the act of
G.T.R. train at Brockville.
. Hall, of Feeetna re has ca used
s arrest on ,the charge of ab -
their two-year-old daughter at
on.
nonaina
Guelph
Josep
at New
ing two
Wm.
was inst
boarding
Jas. A
his wife'
ducting
Burlingt
A young son of Mr. J. B. Martyn of
Bowmanville accidently shot, himself
while out hunting. He is not expect-
ed to recover,
The two-year-old son of Dr. Warren
fe,White of Hamilton was fatally buen-
ecl by- CI celluloid comb setting flee to
Iris nightdress
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treatment of whooping - cough,
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Don't you see at once how valuable
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For whooping -cough it is a perfect specific,
often curing the disease in from one to
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Keep Vapo-Cresolene on hand; it's not
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Lucan Beef Suit
TO EDITOR ADVOCATE.
DEAR SIR.—Pei.nait me to reply to
the charges made by. McCann against
me arid. Mr. F. F. Downing, of Lucetn,
in theheef seit 'case that canie
mip be-
fore Squire E.B. Smith, of Ailsa Craig
on Saturday lac After hearing all
the evidence that spite and venom
could produce the case was dismissed
before hearing the defendant's side of
the case. None of the witnesses' sworn,
saw the steer after March 26th and the
animal was only noticed to be off its
feed the day before Tennant gave med-
icine for it; also on Thursday 21, and
that was the last medicine it got,- only
a dose of salts. Mr. Downey and Mr.
d a rry Stanley, prominent farmers
and cattlemen, saw it on Friday the I
22nd and said they could not have
told it was sick if 1 had not told them.
There was no talk of either buying or
selling the steer that day, but on the
following Monday I sold the ,steer to
Downing. I was not in Ltleall, nor did
I see Tennant after I saw him on
Thursday, Mach 21, until the follow-
ing week and when we find men like
McCann, that would swear, or offer
to swear,the animal was not on itsfeet
for ten days beforai it was killed and
when sworn say he never saw it during
that time but once, what wouldhe not
swear. The -only witness eor the de-
fence called was Dr. Hutchinson, the
health officer, of London, who svvore
that after -hearing all the evidence ad-
duced on the case and after seeing it
analysed as he did, he mould have no
hesitation in buying itlor his own and
family use and would consider the
meat fit to lie sold on the market.
—
W ILBERT flEVINGTON
Mooresville, April 8th.
Drysdale: Mr. Angus Murray Met
with an , accident one day last week
while engaged threshing clover with
Henry. Talbot at My. Peter Durand's.
Mr. Murray was coming down from
the mow, his foot slipped and he fell
to the floor, landing on his shoulder.
Medical aid was summoned and found
that Mr.Murray's collar bone bed been
broken. This is the second time that
Mr. Murray has had his collar bone
broken, and much sympathy is felt for
him.—A very sad accident took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Edward
Etue the other day when their eldest
child. Berth?, was scalded to death. It
appears thafeMr.Etue had just taken a
pail of boiling water from the stove
when the child not noticing the water
had backed into it and received a se-
vere scald which resulted in its death.
The child was just in his third year.
The bereaved parents have the sympa-
thy of the whole community.
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CURED,
Harry Lindsey was killed at Nichol,
near Fergus, by the bursting of. a fly-
wheel.
The,Copp Bros. Company, of Hamil-
ton is in financial difficulties.
The will of the late Senator Paguet,
ot Quebec disposes Of an eetate of
500,000, His employees have been gen-
erously remembered.
The jury in the trial of Donald Todd
at Winnipeg for the Gordon murder
could not agree upon a verdict and were
locked up for the night.
The body of David 1101600) ft former
employee of the Niagara Fall, N. y.,
Power Company, was found in the pen-
stock of the wheel pit. He was a
beotber of Rev. John Ilolden,of Hamil-
ton. -
A bridge over the Oswego Cenal on
James street, Syracuse,collapsed 'under
a trolly Cal', and the car and fifty pas-
sengers dropped 30 feet in the bed of
the canal. Several persons were i-
juted,,
Ms, George Arnold, wife of the Po-
st, ,
maater of Louisville, Kent County, was
driVing with her children, Nvilen the,
horse een 0, NV d ',17 and threw thpin over
a foetvefoot embankment: • Mos, Ar-
nold was 11 110(1,
EXETER FfItINDRY
• Pulpers and., "Stram,r Cut-
ters in Stock at all times
All kinds of Pulper and
Strawcutter knives of
every description on
hand.
Stearn Pipe and fittings
of all kinds.
A good 'Williams Sewing
Machine for sale.
J. IVILIPRAY
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