The Wingham Times, 1903-10-01, Page 3.11
FOSTERED BY BIYkLS
Opposition to Grand Trunk Pao,r.
fie More Pronounced.
ADOPT BORDEN'S GOESTION
That the Gotarnrpent Shen .4 !Yet Geary
antee 7$ Pee Cent of Coe$ of Western
Section Tlll the Company NOS
Ugdertaken to Yrov$4S .B,,lanle
nsautrod seer Conetrpotlou
of the Euud.
MAY Headache, Biliousness, Dys-
pepsia, Coated Tongue, Foul Breath,
Heart Burn, Water Brash, or any
Disease of the Stomach, Liver or Bowels.
Laxa-Liver Pills are purely vegetable;
neither gripe, weaken nor sicken, are easy
is take and prompt to act. ' _
NEW
NEW PATENTS.
•tDelow will be found h list of patents
recently granted by the Canadian
,rend. Americacn governments through
the agency g Alessrs. Marion & Mar-
ion, Patent Attorneys, Montreal, Que.,
send 'Washington,'1). C. ;Information
_regarding any of the patents cited will
Be supplied free of charge by apply•]
ing to the above-named firm,
• ` I • Canada. ;
Pio, 81,670, Felix IVresnard, New Glas-
gow, P. Q., vehicle wheel; 82,150, Phil-
•las Belk, Montreal, P. Q., process for
making pasted leather stock ; 8.2,151,
Whilias Belle, Montreal, machine for
snaking pasted leather stock.
United States.
TIIE WINGL&M TINES, OGTQBER l',; 1943.
THE PRACTICE QF UNDER -
DRAINING,
en a previous article some of the ads
vantages of under draining were
pointed out ; in tins case an outline of
tele method of draining practised by
our bet farmers will be given. Te
secure ,satisfactory ` results careful
,study fshouldi first of all be given to.
the best manner of laying out a syse
tem of drains.; the aim belnag, to !SCOOP)
the (greatest fall, the least outlay for
tile, the least amount of bidding, ani
the 'mast perfect drainage. c
(eile.-For underdrainiog there is
nothing hotter than. the ordinary
round drain tile. The size to be Used
can only be decided by a.study of the
conditions 'under which the drain is,
to work. ,'They' should be large en-
ough to carry off in twenty-four to
forty; -eight hours' the .surplus water
from the heaviest rain's, but it is im-
portant that they, rehould not be too
large, as the cora of underdraining is.
governed largely by the size of the tile
used, It may' be metnioned that the
capacity of round water pipe is in
proportion to the squares of *their di-
ameteas. That 19, under the same
conditions, a two -incl' pipe will carry
four time ale much water, and a three
inch pipe nine time% as much water
Ottawa, Sept. 22. -rho House spent
the whole .day Monday in considera-
tion of the clause of tbe national
transcontinental railway bill, which
deals with the financial relations of
the Grand Trunk Railway with the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Com-
pany. Early yesterday morning the
Government accepted the suggestion
by the Opposition leader, by which
the evident intention that the Gov-
ernment should not be required to
guarantee 75 per cent. of the cost
of the western section of the pro-
posed railway until the Grand. Trunk
Railway had undertaken to provide
the balance required to construct the
road was 'Moro specifically set forth.
The debate, however, dragged along
all day upon a further amendment
I. 1
vantage for. the last ten or fifteen
feet 'to prevent Lnjit'ry by' frost, ,in
closing it may be. Weil to recall the
foot that trees should not he allowed
to gro}v near a line of tile, through
which water flows the greater part
of
tho year, as the roots aro apt to
enter at the aint5 in ,search of water,
and In course of time close the. drain. tic-
W.illows, Poplars. and elms t
this res . ,
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CITY QF STRANGE DISAPPEAR-
ANCES,
proposed by Mr. Borden, which the as a one -inch pipe. In fact, the larger
Government declined to uacrintoe all plexi will carry even more than this
the
ige G. I. R. deto guarantee c rtion because of the 'greater
the• obligations undertaken by the p'r Po
G. T. Pacific.
Hon, Mr. Fielding.,pointed out that
the amendment went altogether be-
yond the scope of the present agree-
ment, but the debate proceeded. It
was apparent that the Opposition to
this particular clause was organized,
and tho arguments so persistently
advanced by the Opposition indicated
that the members had derived in-
spiration from a common source.
It is reported that there aro twen-
ty amendments yet to be moved by
the Opposition, and the feeling is
strong in the Government ranks
at
the obstruction is being fostered
feby
nls who construction of the road. o to t was
after midnight before the amendment
was voted down only
yntbo imme-
diately succeeded by oh
Blame the Weather dean.
the river,, which low aeceible to
the iluioida). impulse, Raab year the
Thatues swell up several hundreds of
dead, •paany, of whom go to their graves
futlidentified. ( t r r
!feting girls often take Offence at
the parental interference in their )ove
affair'% and leave their homes for the
,'sweet _revenge" of knowing that the
home circle will be eeddened.
xt Hoes without eaying:that poverty.
drives many. to despair and disappear,-
once;
isappear*once; 'but persons 10 Position have
been known to conceive a 'fierce die-
gust cif their supposed advantages. t
;An heir to. a Sctottieh earldom dusap-
peaeed for scare and was found work-
ing as 'a common Nailer before tbe
mast, genie scars' ago all England
seemed to have joined the hue and cry,
after a cleogyxnan. Ilio was discovered
at 'last dre'esed in a drover's smock
andliving up to it, 1. 1
'Sorely pressed debtors have been
known ero laow to have depogsited art
-
ides of their own clothing by, the
seashore and to have •decamped to
America or Auistrali, leaving this
country in the earnest hone that their
nuemrous creditors would think that
they, had been drowned.
fin a well known case It mare leftelliis
coat, boots and troulsers at the edge
of h cliff and disappeared for a long
time. Mee fiuppased widow obtained
a ,sum of money on an insurance policy
an 'the presumption of leer husband's.
death: but that gentleman himself
wail Some yeare after met walking in
Fleet (street; by, a clerk of the inaur-
ancu office that bad paid the money,
and was given over to the police.
London the Place Where Mystery is'
Man's Plaything.
London, Sept. 25. -- 'The aI apia Peerr-
arce of a lady doctor, Sop
cee
Rickman, mase brought to light the
straeige (stories of other mysterious
disaplieU7aiices,, and it fume out thee
London > a city of many seals
fair;%.
friction in the (maller pipe. in ordin-
ary canes, five or six inch tile are re-
commended for the lower part of a
main drain and four inch for the up-
per portion; for the branches two and
a 'half to throe inch are preferable. ,
(Depth and distance apart. --It is sel-
dom nece9sary to lay drains more then
four feet below the tsurfaao, and in
most 'casein two and a half to three
and a'"hal£ will be found .sufficient.
The proper distance between branch
drains 'depends on the quantity of wa-
ter to be carried and the nature of
the euhsoil. en; general practice the
lines of tile are usually placed from
fifty to one hundred. feet apart. In
a tenacious clay: (soil, however, thirty
fent kv.ould not be too close. l
pigging the Drain. -The drain may
be opened up in 'the: first .place by'
paslsinLg three er four times along the
same track with an ordinary. plow.
Then the subsoil may be broken up
with' a 'good strong Subsoil plow. ,In
this way the earth may be loosened
tot a depth of two feet or more and
0
throvin out with narrow shovels, Th
bottom of the drain ehauld be dug
eefo, 737,046, Joseph ,,Moreau, St. Ger-
enain de".:,rantham, P. Q., rossing ma-
nliine ; 738,002, Messrs. Block & ,;Wor-
rall, Halifax, N. S., fruit sizer; 738,150,
Benjamin 0. Boland, Montreal, P. Q.,
leather joint ; 138,417, "Pierre Denser -
lean, Montreal, In Q., axle nut ; 738,944,
Alfred Rioux, Tpronta, Ont„ moxer
)!ay- • t , ' 1, = ( '
pI !'Tho Inventor's Ith1X ," a book on
patents, wilt be sent free to any, ad-
.illness. t I ,
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Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Pilunt Bear Signature of
Seo Fee-Situ/1e Wrapper Below.
VW small end es easy
to take as senate
FUR 11EApA.CH9:e
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR TNECOMPLERION
Urdu peYtabSTe.AYMAt�.-v^^✓
li
T;'rcbably, it' would be found impos'
5ible 'to Arline a pr.ofelssion or occupa-
lien from which one OT more member%
havt+ not recently been mneteriateely
lost In London. •
,Scotland Yard furnishes astounding
statistics ,which ehaw that 34,000 per -
epos 'were lout in London, last year,
and 'much the eame number be the pre-
ceding You, making a total of '10,000
for the now, century.. , ,
Ohm figurels tax credulity, but they
are within the mark. t They relate
o .1y to caecal reported to the pollee,
and it is well known that xelatives
often Shrink from seeking police in-
tervention in the fear that euoh mea-
sures might 'still further alienate
their missing friends.
trecc*unt 'rnuet alsobe taken of bun-
dreda of private inquiry agenoWil
London that make the quest of lest
persons a main branch of their bust-
tiesis. :'These agencies grow in number
every year and are profitable concerns..
Retired ,detective/ frequently take
up this vocation as a mean of in-
creasing their pensions•
That ubiquitous institution, the Sal-
vation Army, whose u%efulness can-
not be gainsaid, is another ally to
Scotland :lard in tracing human dere-
licts und runaway's'. There 1s an
interntitional investigation depart-
ment in W.leitechapul wader the direc-
tion of Colonel S;ttirgeele, who hos little
to learn in the art of detection. �yv�
The officer. in charge of the
111011,1 01, IlsrflliWiT ON D1.,POSI'L'S.
(Toronto World.). '
;At Meeting of the Canadian Bank.
oris' Asscoiation at 151ontreal yesterday
the very important question of Ad-
vancthe rate now paiovetmen�of
oxh waings discusses!. �.
this nature hate beea anticipated by
finanoiel'.s for a .Year or two past, but
bee been euplrreeeed by united action
On. .the port of the banks, until aore pe
tition hoe broken through the combin-
atk'n and threatened to ,sive the de-
peahen a eeeionable return for his
•
money,. ; l , 1
Like every other commodity, menet',
unless hampered bY st therstric restriction?,
nt Is
worth on usury•
Ottawa, Sept. 22. -In the House
yesterday Walter Scott, M. P., de-
clared that the recent northwest
storm had been greatly exaggerated,
and he blamed Mr. Stupart of Toron-
to for false reports. Messrs. Boyd
and Oliver joined in the discussion
and declared that not more than one-
fifth of the grain area had been af-
d been
red a
cable had
He declared H
d.
facto
sent to London saying that only 10
per cent. of the crop would be
threshed. Several members hastened i with narrow draining spades, mad°
to acquit Mr. Stupart of blame.
for the purpose. The ditch should be
'line
kepi (straight by meants of a
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
Cross?
BORDER COEL
flays Government Ion*
• of HI' Amendment*,
AND VOUCBSAPED NO REPL
pir Wilerie seri Argument To Net
/dr. Peterson, Wenders se ilel+eit
of Oppeeitleu rot Qtrlietr toy $-'
t.>A eletlea-sante,,kett *dmeriia
Alaepted and need pe
$.4. on P.T.P. !til
Ottawa, Sept. 23. -.-Bettor 1•"
teaes3t that borrowers can .afford to was nada with tees national ti'aaI
pay. (Abnormal periods may witn�>ss I continental railway bill Feeler
1, Several ranents warn voted d°"
o veryadepressed rate on the one ctb.. r r w rr4t acnes �
or an unusually high rate on the of .•a', and several others ei
During the comuleraial degressioii i the iGovarnment. revertt s i
that culminated about five years ago' mittoe rose there warm only
d in finauelal insti- tions remaining open for father r
money ecennlulete
fathoms beyond the measure of the de- • sideration. The chief teittAitsa of,
mond 'of oorrowers, and consequent -1 debate was a spirited pang;
i became ,somewhat of a drug upon 1. arxna, in oleic!! Sir Wildiri 1
Y t Mr. R. L. Borden an
the market. It was at this time that Parson were the participants.
the government was prevailed upon to
2 1-2 he nt. and deposit rate the i me ton complained itlisethe VIV
had ignored an alma dment In.,
2 1 'l per cant. and thus enable i had submitted, to the extent thLt i
ganef % to lower their retur>yte in inter- i supporters were about.to vote 1
est 'to 3 per cent. . down without any reply beingo
vn •
The growth in commercial industries safod from the • Governmentthat
since that time hag been very rapid, Sir Wilfrid Laurier'% raper,
and money has again assorted its 1 Government had not thought it. nee
larger return for the work f essary to reply, as no new argil -Vet
e t
claim to a rg had been advanced, and the olyd•
]t is called upon to perform. Govern- I ones had been answered again ani!
mei}t _returns ler the pant yearow
denin lion. aga,oMr. Paterson's qn t annoyed Mr.3Dr-
•
tion to the encounter was
pression of astonishment at the soII.t
citudo• conceining the Quebec to
Moncton section now 461k3.14%0 by
the Opposition, who liad's° stroaglok.
opposed the construction of than
section.
The first amendment provided that
the Grand Trunk Railway Company.1
should pay in cash the par value of
the twenty -flue millions of stock. fit
which it is to acquire.
Through cantonal, Channels,
Mr. Fitzpatrick's amendment tQ
the amendment, which virtually ,,,
emasculated Mr. Borden's• amennde • 31 ,
Enormous Gronth,
Ever since Dr. Cbase's Kiduey•Liver
Pills were first iutrodueed to the public,
the sales have steadily increased, each
year being larger than the year preced-
ing. This is probably the best evidence
of their remarkable efficiency as a treats
meet for derangements of the kidneys,
liver and bowels They are invaluable
as a family medicine.
DIFFERENT NOW.
Canasta's Prefenenee nteminds England of
Bright's Famous Saying.
London, Sept. 22.-(C.A.P.)-The be
Telegraph, speaking re. Canada's pre- and lour i o ;six inches at the bottom,
ferential tariff, in favor of Great the width of cour,1e increasing in pro -
Britain, says: "It is only a genera- (portion to she depth of the drain and
tion since the deplorable ora died, 1
let's hope forever, when John Bright , the eize of ridings the
As tile. i rule drain;% should
declared in tho House of Coinmone,
that the separation of Canada from be given as much fall as possible, and
the Empire would bo best foraher the gradient should not be less than
and host for us, and when Radicals I two 'inches in one hundred feet, if this
stretehe.d tightly near the ground and
about four inenee back from the edge.
In ordinary oases, the ditch need not'
ore than; afoot wide at the top
an increase in the total deems'
the Dominion to be in excess of 30,-
000,000, but there is ,Stili an. urgent
demand by !merchants and manufac-
turers for accommodation for increas-
ing busineiSt.
Nor is Canada alone in the •soaxcity
experienced in the money market. For
a year past restrictions have had to be
applied en. the loan accounts in the
United Mates, and a ;similar tigbtne.•s
though to a less extent, is being ex-
perienced in Britain and on the con-
t An argument put forward by
Decrease to Scarlet Fever.
tincn .
it yeport for the month ane banker, that an increase int the de- I mend, was then declared carried
The mortality T P he I posit xa to will net inore&tae he am- amendmenorden tro to talcetion`� offeredly nTe' t
anot
rf August has been compiled by t 1
ount of deposits, is specious and to a that neither the Grand Trunk n4
Pl cvincial }3iealth Department. , As I the Grand Trunk Pacific should di
red with .August, 1902, the death I certain ext tt l'e impresaon that eetly or indirectly encourage Ar
a
r cent, of the unci of the banking re adian trafRc t nous
ed, giving a;tatal of 1,SOo ea s' ` the country. and it is not taloa ate ed an channels to Caned an per
showing a death rata of 12.1 per thou- to The amendment wa.s lost, and:
sand o1 population. For August, 1002, i to encourage the thrift neces;sarY
build tit capital for future develop- T3ordon then moved another W1 -.
d thesame fate requiring tee
compared
Eighty-three however, 'satisfy
t receiving triton transportation routes,
rate remains normal. b
4n pilities report- small depositors are no turns of that 'each should do it utmost
' - deaths, and their ._hare1 d. carry Can
i t$
some 92 Per cent, of the municipalities
Mush You" section had no less than4 Imeat and for provision against a re Grand Trunk Railway Company, i.
2G00 case_ in .hand .on one day. Ile reperted,a total of 1,912 deaths, mCk- I action in business. respective of the Grand Trunk Peeler 4
basket inx a rate of 12.8 per thousand of pop- 1.l es ant and past prosperity bas Railway Company to do its utsral'. 4
e's
on-
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to
so
cabinet
lull f
bin
ca t
a traffic eine
Lo tri
' to the inn
i d in mnod
o n n optimism,
Ca e
si ti
b 'n o
phoes t g f
era o
dente under this hear and to IIliS, eon- 111•• att r. •One tag g g brought about a spirit p to carry '.
matter of contagious 'diseases is the!
14„ ars while I et fever from 187 + and money that was formerly idle then Thea sectionawas channels
eon adopted W
respondence had 'got into arra t decrease of §earf I been spent The depositsout amendments. 0
1'zed by the 1 I B dei,
of tho penurious school complained of
the expense of our North American
establishments."
Italian Laborers itiot.
Cooportown, N.Y., Sept. 22.-A
riot by Italian laborers on the
Sn
Cooperstown
adys Richfield
afl
Springs trolley ryesterday
re-
sulted
in the death of one Italian
and the wounding of the general
manager, Tilton, and a deputy
sheriff. Tho trouble grow out of the
fact that thoro is duo tho Italians
two months', wages for work dono
before the road went into the re-
ceiver's hands.
Poor man! He can't help it.
Ile gets bilious. He needs a
cod liver pill-Ayer's Pills.
'They act directly on the liver,
3,0.A orou..
cure biliousness. s,owil°,> cz:
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DIE
BUCKI
elm CTI. B. P. BALL k CO., PA9tll1 A.
IC II.
IT PAYS
TO ER'TISE
IN THE
TIMES
hits energies. were Menopo i . 1
searelt for the woman doctor. uu11lY
lie mentioned thin people
r extremity
came to the array; n
u -
That '.vau
os a hest resource, pot ofis an cin -
fair bandioap. Like every p'l
detective agency,, the army prefers an
et the guar -
eases in July to 97 cases in August• I barks are all in active •. circulation,
Smallpox has decreased to five cases without immediate prospect of 'any to
and one 'death during August. The
comparative statement of deaths from spare, c-•cept. for choice collateral, at
coirpar a rate showing a good return to the
contagious diseases is as Augusfolloevt: loaning institutions. (Canadian banks
r c , f August.
.rrJ03 1002 admit having shared to a very large
+ 14 10extent in the prosperity of recent
untrodden track, while yt• Sc»rlet' fever.........
rs 'hat! not been (startled• a and the `Diphtheria.,...... ... ••• •••
As the fugitively trans hem ' Measles ..:
unwittingly last are of all classes. so 1 Whooping cough:,. ,........
earine are i Ti phoid fever... ......
their reasons far disapP trifle
many, and varied. ,t seen''% a, Tt:oerculosis...
paradoxical to ,say, that ono of the i
oommanest motives is the absence of
motive; but thins el 'so. C. i , ' 1
(p$ousande of men, women and child-
ren literally drift from theirlo eotie
mornings lite being in acu:erint they goner;
am. Queer
thenad• by, h
ally, oonfe9 tbemeselves.'uinabletco did
why 'they went away or why they
not return of their own accorda ,_This
,sort of aimless wandering has
come het unconScieue habit, especially:
among the poorer elapses in the East
can be ,secured. ,Careful leveling 1s ne-
cessary to ensure a uniform all
throughout the aouree of the drain.
Ais a (simple method for this purpose
one of our leading authorities recom-
mends the ditcher to use (several
orgsss-heads made 'from strips of inch
boards, three or four inches wide. The
length of the ,.tandard varies accord-
ing to the depth oft the drain. A
creels -piece about two feet long is
nailed on the top of the standard.
TbeSe cross heads are then placed
along the line of the ditch eo t'hat the
creole pieces are in line. Tie proper
grade is ascertained by the wise of the
ordinary spirit level. 'W.hen teady to
lay the tile a standard; /Would be set
at the bottom of the drain and mark-
ed in line with` the top of the every f
heads, this will, by, tetestingY ew
feet, give a true grade for the thee.
Laying the Tile. -,When the bottom
of the drain hast been brought to the
proper grade. and shape, the tile should
be 'laid very,carefully to secure per-
fectly cease joints. With the aid of
a, tile hook they may be laid rapidly
and accurately without getting into
the ditch. Some prefer to place the
tile'with] the hand, atanding in the
ditch, and eteppinig carefully on eaoii
tile as laid. be covering it is prefer-
able. 'to putt the surface soil next the
tiles,. -for if properly packed Lt will
.pre,vent the subsoil from getting ,len
at the joints. The laying should begin
at 'the, outlet of the main drain, and
where connection Lei made with the
branch lines, enough of the branch
should be laid to'permit the main • to
be partly filled in. ' e '
`JiM' et
lof9
un
e •9
OUtlt,=-A11 3
a
tion
and
of branches with the main lige should
bo made at an acute angle, or where
the fall i.5 ,sufficient, from above the
axils oft the main. ;Thusi is necessa
in. herder to prevent the deposit of silt
and the consequent 'brooking of the
tile at the junetiaatt. ,Specially inttde
joint tile Inlay be cased, or the conned
tion btasy': be made by etitth g a hole
irnthe main tile with a tile !pick. The
Outlet of the drain ;S110111,1 be so placed
thwater
t flow
,of that ere will be a free f Lof w
If protected with masonry rind a IB'r•ats
ing to keep out animals, so much the
better, In this cottntr1 gliaased dl to e
pipe or glazed tile ntay;
Equalled Klshinoff a1a.saores.
Koenigsberg, Prussia, Sept. 22.-
With reference to the recent rioting
at Comoi, in the Russian Govern-
ment of ALoghileff, between Christ-
ians and *TOWS, which was suppress-
ed
u pp
ed by the military with the loss of
a number of lives, tho Hartiingsche
Zeitung of this city publishes an en-
count furnished by an eye -witness,
who says the occurrences almost
equalled the massacres of ICishinoff.
Died in Jndln.
Toronto, Sept. 22.-A cablegram
was received yesterday by Dr. R. P.
Mackay, Secretary of the Presbyter-
ian Foreign Mission Board, announce
Ing the death by plague of Dr.
h
George Menzies, missionary at AZ ow,
Central India. Dr. Menzies went to
India loss than a Yoar ago, and was
appointed to caro for the famine
boys. Ho was a Solt of .Wm. Men-
ties of Ailsa Craig.
Billed at Athens.
Brockville, Sept. 22. -The regular
Brockville & Westport train killed
an old mats named Thos. Reid at
Athens yesterday. He was 71 years
of age, and an inmate of the house
e to
ted
close it
ua
which
is s
ofRefuge,
the railway. Ho came fpm Carlo.
le -
ton Place, and leaves a wife and
family.
End. , C ' t .
But experts agree that mast disap-
pearances 'are premeditated and in-
geniowely planned to elude detection.
Mane; clues that xeach the police are
anonymously furnished 'by missing
pereoxils to throw them offtheir
rsrac .
This it Scotland Yard's chief
our
of annoyance, an no Glue can he de-
»piesed until it has been; found
us
less. it i c
1Viaxried mesa +are eternally one the
run. Ninety, per cent. of those "re-
ported miseing" should be "reported
daferteri5" from wives and families.'
In the word% of at,tletective i Instead.
of killing the. fatted calf when those
odigals return like bad pennies, 1
px
would be much more sensible to . hell
tbe prodigal. et w;auld' app ,ore-
spectable citizenly if an estimatereould.
bo emade of the •n n bar of their
struggling •in Loudon to bring up
families whoisc inesband;i have vanish-
ed, ihoping to 'be con(sideted dead" •
((t le on axiom that Laudon Is the
best hiding Waco in the w.orld• Al-
though this might bo challenged, it
is !nevertheless obviout that the met-
ast-
lt$
-re re
On
of
b
,•ire retie
.= p
x
c 1
i5 y
p
nests, offers many, facilities for cora-
+.
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cealinent.
The 'distance froni Bow, to Hammers
smith' axed from ;W,00iwich to Hornsey,
LI hot represented by, mete lnileS.
There te plenty t 'of proof that people
migrate from one place to another,
Same iieW name and, begin new lives'..
1'.lett have beet( 'keiowb to .retells: to
their hive% by 11.lshert journey and the
t:tndergrouiid railwaq, whb have been
lost for five to eifteetl yeare,
'incete who leave their hlomei& it't de-
spair or to kocape a skeleton lir the
"board Usually find their q,lietet itt
•25 18
t 9
14 • ;21
Avet26
148 172
Note Sonr Weight.
By noting your.. increase in weight
while using 1)r. Chase's Nerve Food you
eau prove for a certainty Chet new firm
flesh and tissue is being added to the
body. This is the severest test you can
apply to any treiitment and proves the
superiority of this great restorative pre-
scriptieu of Dr. A. W. Chase,the famous
Receipt Book author.
•
Conductor ensue Lss.dfsnam.
"Toronto, Sept. 22. -Walter 'Young,
a street railway conductor, wag•
found dead in bed at his boarding
Muse ,yesterday aftorlioon. Three
laudanum vials wore found in the
room. Ile was 28 years 'of age and
married. .,
batt disn 'key euoeeed,
London, Sept. 22-(C,11.1',)�'•lidr.
Andrew Ilona Law is spoken 'of .e
the probable successor to 'ion. Ari
Our R. Elliot, as Financial Seere-
tary of the 'Treasury, Tlfr. Law 'wail
FAIR PROGRESS MADE.
Telegraph Bore,lleb
E. B. Osler prop'Sed an"r.s,
went providing that the telegr
used in connection with the tr
continental lino should form part.
the railway company, and that
revenues should belong to the,
years, and have been albe to pay band -
try. He pointed out that the,
graph was a very valuable asset to at
some dividends to slhareholders and at! railway, and precautions should 13e
the (same time to build up a respect-
able
esPOO( 1 taken to prevent the formation. of an
rest account.
independent railway line. At gr.
One banker spoken to by, The World Fitzpatrick's suggestion the amend `
I meet was hold over to be considers '
in connection with a subsegile�
suggested that if the deposit rate'is
inaieased those borrowing will have to clause.
make 'up he deficiency. Biome four- D^-:, , tt,. lust a
hourand a half'-
teen .or fifteen years ago 4 par cent. the
inteieist 'teas paid to depositors, and
oommerciai (raper was discounted at figures on a parity with that asked to- an amendmentn of east ini scat tO a
day. If the ;roto now. 3 per Cett commission.. (til:
WAIS advanced to 31-2 per cent., it i other Amendmetits• '\sir
in
good progress was made. Sea
was allowed to stand, Mr.
explaining that he desired t
earn' gs of .1•
In connection with Clause het
banks, unless a greater return was which prohibits members of i,is--
loans, but why this nate.; from holding offices of ur
exacted !or merit
city in the face of what was done a 1
, went under the construction co
%ion or undertake a construction
few `Sears' ago'? One 'bank has already
threatened to compete for funds at ised contract,o drafte Minister
nisteran amendment.of Justice
peo-
h9
the higher rate, and has precipated mendment will prevent any men '
g
the discussion. This institution doubt -'i of pit liament from being intent'
loss sees as
means of recouping itself 1 in construction firms, ke'
by a turn -over of any extra amount GoneSection ent to 's opich wo work nor
al'
of money that wilt be attracted to its time a clause adopted from ti
vaults by a higher rate. I tercolanial Act, ivIr, Borden wsu,.
t vldeit
_,s ro
' er lrould be
int � it s
t p
high the
h ed
It is argued that a g
s and the suspension should be wiri, toy
compensation. This will be consfor
Fourteen Seats Disposed of in the Souse
in Committee Thursday.
Ottawa, Sept. 18. -Fair progress
was again made by
the committee on the redistribution ill,
fourteen seats being passed,
lv-
ing six counties, Kent, Middlesex,
Northumberland, Porth,
bbeing
g
h
ief
discussions
and York, the c
on Middlesex, Peterboro' and 'York.
Waterloo was also considered and
held over. This disposed of Ontario,
with the exception of Toronto, which
will be taken up this morning, and
a few constituencies which were held
over for further consideration. .
Alteana--.0,000 Absconder Arrested
would leoubtless lessen the
Toronto, Sept. 18. -Yesterday was
out of the ordinary in police circles.
It included: Stanley
The arrest of Anthony
Rowe, said to be an English
ab-
ieconder to the extent •of $400,000,
who was seeking partnership in a
local brokerage office, under an as-
sumed name. shoot -
The suicide in High Park by
ing of an unidentified man.
Later the man was identified tts
George Woolson, proprietor of the
White WindoW jewelry store on
Queen street.
rate is detrimental to business,
hampers prospective new ventures. rIt
is also admitted that arbitrary p ,
whether for money or any other core-
modity,' must be governed by supply
and 'demand. Fluctuation in interest
rates Mast occur as in anything else,
and if the circumstances .demand it,
an advance of 14 per cent. to deposis
tors is not portentaue of commercial
calamity. �• ;
at
of
mo
The United States Depart
Agriculture is making experiments
for the purpose of determining the ex-
treme vitality of seeds: Over a hun-
dred species of plants 'have been pack-
-nt Srlo Sap 10 StrlesIsnoo !los, t: ui pa
closed in pots, and buried to varying
depths underground -eight sets at a
depth of six inches, twelve at a depth
1,
Death Froni Chloroform.
Datcrdav af-
ternoon,
t.
1,
4.-�•Ye.
.e
u
�clae
n
teruoon, fpat Grernsville, Mrs. Brock
Green died motor very distressing cir-
cumstances. Doctors Boss and Dort -
rani, of this town, placed her under
chloroform to perform. an operation,
Before they could get started they
Were horrified to find that the action
etf the heart had stopped• they did
their hat to bring her arond, but
all their efforte were in vain.
kired a Stns* Steak.
Belleville, Sept. 18.-A teener, went
to Frsaik Ashley's farm and asked
for
setfiimere td .is 'strawitda]it refused,
d1i-
tlppast'ed
ed. A
Section 22, providing for pa;rnitts
to contractors in the order of '
commissioners, Was adopted. and aik
tion 28 was amended at Mr. Doi
den's suggestion by making the coon'
missioners' books open to inspect.iie
by tho Auditor -General or '!lime'.,
of Finance.
An amendment was also made 'is
section 29, making it necessary to
t;4io report of the construction cef»
missioners to be submitted to I'.
liament each session within lift
days after the opening ;rrg
of Pali
went.
In the Senate.c
The Senate met last night atter
two weeks' adjournment. Senate,
Templeman introduced the bill pr.,
viding for the payment of $50,90*
anntally for five years on leo
smelted in Canada from Canediea,
of i.vventy and a third set at a drpth , ores. Senator Ellie expressed th
i v
an
ear
1 dot
o th a Go
vva
ho 0
that
at Y
to
t p
w end
of i
of „ 1.2 feet. let the ernment would make a statement c
throe, five, ?;even, ten, fifteen, tryouts. 1 its policy concerning bounties. 1~'.on
twenty-five, thirty, Rorty and ,fifty bills granting bonntlet for differen
each depth 'll be� urposes had already boon intrados
t from ed. Free traders like himself, 'Ser
eta Ellis said. would like to hay
a definite statement of policy in tet
respect. Sir Mitekenzie Mowed
though not opposed to bountaske`�-
f brat
Was to be adoptedr the pobyythe to
anent to oneoura the lead Ind
nt
se '
year•%, a
exhumed and tested. •Tho results of
the experiment aro likely to be of
extraordinary value to agriculturists,
both commercially and is scientifically.
eo 1t dc11 t
Ineidentally, it ntay
authentic eases are on record that
provethat certain seeds have the
power of sprouting after lea • ving been
buried• for long rcriods of tlme, A I Sir 3lackenzie said Canada
togas having sfhown that twelve follow the 1216 sai in Canada liable
ttn Species have the nited States. A botiuty yrs
nut aftwenty-one [J
• twenty i _
paver of germinating afterM t±tnkorary, Etpandiouto
/tars, ; i' t
r c, , C r t l t j _
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