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Opiter per Orbem Dicor.' TELLING THE WHOLE TRUTH. Mr. Poster, the most discredited po- litician® in Canade--a veritable politi cal wanderer and outcast--has had the nerve, in Toronto, te criticise the Ross government. The burden of his talk was that wrongs had been committed in certain elections, and that the of fenders had not been punished. "Not one," and he, "has paid the penalty of his erime." Where has Re been living or hiding that he does not know, sud has wot heard, about the men who were re sorted for election offences and sen- tenced to pay heavy fines or, in de fault, go to gaol? It was a liberal government that called the transgres- sors to account, and so made the at- tempt, honestly and earnestly, to purify the politieal atmosphere. If "not a man" has been sent to prison the conservative party is to blame. They had the famous Pritchett in their clutches. They induced him, under the promise of non prosecution, to put false statements in an affidav- it. They refused to use the warrant which they. carried to Dewroit, where Pritchett was staying. A second war rant could not be issued. So Prit chett returned to Canada to cheek out his scandals, and hear himself called by one judge "'a self-convicted liar." The fore, shown corrupt campaign with a bad man, for political efiect; and to have shield ed him from the gaol to which be should have been sent. "I," says a eritic, "any one has reason to hang his head with shame in connection with the Pritchett business, it is Mr. Whitney and his tory friends.' The next time Mr. Foster goes to the "noon day prayer-meeting" of his party he had better tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. conservative party is, there to have entered into a a -------- A CONSERVATIVE'S REBUKE. (na of the sharpest rebukes which the Whitney party has received comes from a political, alley, A. G. Davies, for time connectegt with the Brockville Times, "The greatest some mistake made by dhe conservatives during the present campaign," he says, "is their eriti- cism of the government's pulpwood policy. The advocates of a policy similar to that in, vogne in Quebec will find little sympathy with their ideas in northern Ontario, where the conditions are known The conserva: tives took great eredit to themselves for forcing the Ontario government to stop the export of pine logs from the province, and, certainly, let the credit be whose it may, everyone who knows the north shore of the Geor- gion Bay will admit that enforced home manufacture put new life and energy into that section of country. Why, theft do the sonservalites vocate the policy for pulpwood which was condemned by them for pine ? The owner of g pulp limit in Quebec may export his logs to the United Staies, or he may let them stand for wn years, till be gets ready to sell them. No one has aathority to force trols the whole territory which he fils hand. More than that, he tro's the whole territory which he 'bays, and within ite limits may work his own sweet will, no one daring to molest or make him afraid." Mr. Davies shows that he is familiar with the business by discussing the value of the pulpwood when cut for export, as it is in the province of Que- bet. "The pulp companies pay to the governw ht," he remarks, "forty cents per cord. - The wood is worth at mar- ket price in Northern Ontario from $2.75 to 83 per cord on the cars. Sup posing the Sturgeon Falls Pulp Com: pany had the privilege to ship the ad con ter paying the government dues they would have $2.60 for taking it out, driving it to Sturgeon Falls, cutting it into four-foot wood and loading it on the cars. The profit would be THE DAILY WHIG, SATURDAY. MAY . 17 people. Nearly five millions have bpen expended in this industry, and '&o ployment has been given to pearly two thousand hands, and in the viei- nity of every pulp mill the country is being cleared for settlement. lan't that what the people want ? WHITNEY IN HIS PLACE. The meeting in the City hall Thursday night was small enough be a party caucus, and the message which Mr. Pringle delivered was very confioential. Tt was in effect that the opposition, with a persistency that knew no failing, had been struggling with all the great public issues, for thirty years '--and that. 4t had heen inimensely successiul. The heard something that before, but Mr. Pringle came the way from Cotnwall to on to like all emphasize electors the point and give it due importance. The liberals had and most of the voters thought prop erly, with developing the plans which meant the progress and prosperity of Ontario. But Mr. Pringle declares that it's all a mistake, that Mr. Whit ney and his bosom Triends, the gentle men composing the inner circle * of the vonsrvative party, have been doing the hard 'thinking, and have been evolving the ideas that found expres sion in the acts of the legislature, "There are some men who will doubt the usefulness of the opposition even yet, who will reason that Mr Pringle is considerable of a romancer, who _ will feel that the conser vative party is hard up for light when this talk is all it can afford. Taking the man at his own estimate, howeverr--and his prayer may Lovd, gie us 4 guid conceit o' selves--the be desired the party - here to learn is this :« The opposition has done Ontario a =plen- did service; it has been really running things, though Mr. Ross and his col leagues thought they have it; nothing better could be expected from them---therefore for a change ! What, go for another thirty vears, for ever and for ever! Why not ? It would be an awful pity, a sin, a scandal, an outrage, to disturb the good work in which it is engaged. Whitney is wedded to his idols. He likes the cool shades of opposition. Let him alone. ------------------ CANADA AND THE FINANCES. The opposition in the commons have not allowed the session to close with- out a resolution of want of confi- denze in the government. lt had ference to the annual expenditure, and to its increase in recent years. 'The implication was that there was great extras agance. The reply of Mr. Fielding was more effective, though Mr. Tarte, following Nr. Hagart, said some sharp things. Mr. Fielding said the increase inthe expenditure, outside of that in the Intercolonial railway, the Lost office, and the Yukon district, was very moderate. The trade of the country was booming, and this was shown by the fact that the 'expendi ture in 1505 was 194 per eant. of the trade, and in 1901 it was only 15 per cent, The debt had been increased during the eighteen years of conser: viative government at the rate of $6, 563,000 per annum, while during the period of general rule the increase had been hut $1,996,514. Moreover the débt had increased in greater ratio than the population. "If" said Le, "it shoukl be admitted that this was an extravagant government whire can you find one 7 - Not among the opposition, for man gfter man rose and demanded in- creased expenditure on works of many kinds gnd although they will vote for this resolution, {of course), they will conden the goverment for not spending hall a million dollars to send a man in saarch of the North pole." Mr. Fielding's finish was fective. He said : "Go down to the sea and you will find a great industrial development in the island of Cape Breton: But, say these gentlemen, it was our jolicy did that. No, sir, it was not. They fickiled and faddled with their iron and steel hoandaries fourteen years, but pover built up an industry which at- tracted much notice, "It was only when this government took ap the matter that the great de velopment down there began, and that the great development in the steel industry began in Sault Ste Marie. » "It was when we took stepe to give a contract to that factory at Sault Ste. Marcie, and encourage them in Auhing out steel rails, that the tow- ering buildings went up, and then thesy nonorable gentlemen opposite quarrel with ws because we gave that It was only ender this government locomotive wi Ki heen eredited, be our- lesson done it is not time on re- the m not an economical of very veg end ix filled to-day x ve line, peross the ple hopeless and despondeni, we find that not only are the people who were there beiore juospercus, con tented arsd happy. but thousands are coming from gill parts of the world, even from that favored land to the south, and now we have a stream of immigration into that country such as has not bern known for many years. "Fast and west, north and south, wh see the indication that under ths hand of this government, ave, the cx- travagant hand, if you choose to call it so, but it is not extravagance, he cause wise expenditure is the best and trvest economy--east gnd west, north and south, you will Und that under the hand of this government all the industries of Canala have been spur red into gpetivity. Canada has pros with the that we have many hope and belief {years of prosperity still before us," The Borden resolution was put and declared lost EDITORIAL NOTES, The Hamiiton Herald thinks that Dr. Beattie Nesbitt bigger man than his leader. Perhaps he isin girth and avordupois. = a Mr. Colquhoun and the machine have been colliding in Hamilton real hard. And the member is still in the ring. mayor and ex The Kingston board of trade has indorsed the imperial defence scheme, with assistance from the That ought to settle the question. -- neeas a housecleaning," The work is being preceded hy 4 sort of personal colonies. "" Ontario says a conservative print. fumigation of opposition members. "Ontario," says 'Ralph Smith, pre- sident of the trades' congress of Can- ada, "has the best labor laws in this world." And the liberals passed them all. -- How there be a school ring when any one complying the government's can hook with to materials, ean go into the publishing business ? conditions, as Mr. Shaw has imitated lean Billy Mac and put his ear to the groond No one ean tell what he heard, anfl be wil! not tell himself. But he not ro well. is -- The Hamilton Spectator talks about the property of the people which has given away. When? Where? Every pulpwood concession has to be endorsed by Rp riiament. been The miners in the United States struck against the advice and judg ment of the president. The vice presi dent stampeded the union, and he may be sorry about it yet. Mr. Whitney has candidly admitted he did it in a moment of weakness that he cannot see any further than his nose. Is that the kind of man who should first citizens in On tario ? be Thanks to Beattie Nesbitt the dis covery has been made that a scholar can get a public school outfit of books, in the junior classes, for llc. a year. No one can suffer that tax. very much under S---- Sir Mackenzie Bowall hastens to assure the people that the senate was not politically with the aiscussion of the. Yukon railway. Who could suspect the dear old man of influenced any soch mischief. The Alliance people in the west are out for "local" As they are gencrally liberal pushing candidates honors. it looks as il the tory ting in its work. No liberal let the enemy decoive him. party In get should Several well known people--~including one or two who usally carry the for tubes Of the conservative party about in their pockets--were missed from the platform of the conservative meeting on Thursday This is ominous. evening. ---------- Mr. Foy has been called in from Seis . conservative tour to wrestle with per verse voters in South Toronto. Mr. Rogers is making things very warm for Mr. Foy at home. and he will not pose for any more pictures during the campaign. Dr. Beattie Nesbitt has made a toler: ably able speech. It manifests what The Tory would call constructive genins--of a kind. 1f Beattie Nesbitt had launched out a little sooner might have been the leader of his party. He is leading Mr. Whitney anyway, without clection. Mr. Boyd, the conservative candidate in North Grey, wants Mr. Whitney to Jeei succeed 10. power so that he may | continne Sir John Macdonald's poli- ev towards New Ontario. And! that was to give away the timber limite at $5 a square mile. Do ihe people that? > A freight and passenger steamship Atlantic, umder gov- ernment control, is the latest an nonncement from Ottawa. And it is nl BABY'S BIRTHRIGHT. Is Health and Happiness--How Mothers Can Kecp Their Little Ones Well. Health is the birthright of all httle ones. It is a mother's duly to see that her baby enjoys it. Mother's greatest aid in guarding chiliren's health is Baby's Own Tablets--a medi cine which can be given with perfect safety to the youngest baby. Among the many mothers who have proved the valne of this medicine is Mrs, J. ¥. Booth, Bar River, Ont. She says "My baby suffered greatly from sore mouth and bad stomach. Several doc- tors prescribed for her, but nothing seemed to benefit her in the least till I began giving her Baby's Own Tablets, and then in a short time my little one was fully restored to health, 1 would not be without the Tablets in. the house and would advise all mothers to use them when their children are ail ing. Bots Own Tablets are used in thousands of homes in Cangda and al ways with beneficial results. They contain absolutely no opiate or other harmful! drug; are mild, bat sure in their action and pleasant to take. The very best medicine for all troubles of the, stomach and bowels, curing colic, indigestion, constipation, diarrhoea and simple fever, They give relief in teething troubles, dispel worms, pro mote healthful sleep and cure all the minor ailments of children. Price 25¢. a box at all druggists or sent by mail post paid by writing direct to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., or Schenectady, N.Y. "La Madeleine" on Thursday. The lady patrons of the Grand will | be treated, it is promised, to a view on Thursday, May 22nd, of some very stunning millinery and some rare cre- ations of the muotliste's art, when Blanche Walsh appears in her new play, "La' Madeleine." Her first act gown is described as a very simple one, as in that act she appears as a poor French shop girl; but in the sue cpeding acts, she is garbed in some very gorgeous apparél. Her third act gown was made by Felix of Paris, and the one worn in the fourth act is a creation of Doucet, and is said have been one of the most admired sartorial exhibits at the recent Paris exposition, to What ! Summer Without A serge suit ? Might as well have a sailboat without a sail. Here are the best serges, blue and black, look all over. town before coming. Values that are values, 87.50, £10, $12.50. The H D. Bibby Co Stops The Cough And Worss Of The Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in ome day. No cure, no pay. Price 280 The Norfolk Serge Suit For boys eight to fifteen years, $4 and $14.50. Nobby suits for the boys, at Bibby's one-price house, The trusts and Guarantee company, limited, 14 King street west, Toron to, has been appointed administrator of the estate of John C. Henry, hotel keeper, late of the village of Clifford, who died in November last. The es tate consists principally of real es- tate, Smith's White Liniment is the most penetrating liniment known, and a positive cure for sprains, swellings, mflammation, neuralgia, rhewmatism, and lumbago. In bottles, Ae., at Wade's drug store. An athletic association has been formed in Oshawa, and g fine piece of land purchased, which is being rapid ly put in shape for lacrosse, ase ball and football. A stand will be erected. Arve free from all crude and irritat ing matter. Concentrated medicine only. Carter's Little Liver Pilis. Very small; very easy to take; no pain; no griping, no purging. Try them. Toronto Telegram : Canada's tional game has cavght on in Heno lulu. A late exchange from the ban ana belt tells of a practise on the Molaki grounds, and of the growing popularity of the game. Carriage sponges that will not tear special prices by the pound Roche's old stand. Ro great ix the fame of Lula Glaser, that a horseman called one of his stable after her "Woodeoek's Little Game," city hall Tuesday. Special scenery. 20e. and 35. Plan at Uglow's. Magnets attract metal and © that may be the reason why magnates have so much gold the large grand na dainty has curd cases are being sd monthly in the form of a "Sup ent"' to this publieation, To read detailed reports of twenty six cases he January aml twenty-nine cases he February, is certainly matter to fest and encoursge even those who id their cases as hopeless. Those desire to pursue the subject fur and who wish to desire fall in tion about the Dronet treatment sbitain a free copy of the "Journ the Deal" with the "Supple on application to the editor, nt's Parkroad, NW., London, nd. h "Journal" in accompanied by a mt's Report Formy which enables nts suffering from deafness, or isease of the ears, nose or throat ve full information of the treat SECRETARY GLEASON of The Woman's Catholic Order of Forresters, Chicago, St. Francis Xavier Court No. 174, Endorses Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Some women are tireless in thelr home werk, others in their work in the chureh or their favorite society or ¢inb} they laugh and sing and are happy. But think of the poor one who is left at home, utterly unable to make any effort whatever, broken hearted and despondent. The horror of female complaints és upon her; she is oppressed by that distressing bearing-down feeling, backache, her nerves are all gone, don't care to move and wants caly to be left alone. ©, dear sister, don't you know by this time that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will surely reagh the cause of all this trouble and make you well and strong ! | It certainly will cure you as certainly as the sun shines. Read what Mrs. Gleason says: MRS. M. GLEASON, Chicago, NL «1 want every woman to knowthat Lydia E. Pinkam's Vegetable Componnd has bron of puloll value to a large number of women of our order. I know positively that it has eured many cf the most dis- tressing diseases of the pelvic organs, falling of the womb, ovarian troubles, and painful menstruation. There is no question in the world but that it is superior to any medicine for women. I have used it my- self and know whereof I speak. ~-- Yours truly, Mrs. M. Grrason, 554 West Taylor St., Chicago." Two More Sufferers Cured. 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The efficiency of her advice is proven by thousands of from woe men who have been cured of female troubles by her guidance and medicine. 135000 "Dr | sick with female weakness all kinds of medicines, you might say, and was operated on Ly doctors, | but they did me no good. After tak- | ing five bottles of Lydia E. Pink- | ham's Vegetable Compound I | found relief and am now enjoying | ood health. Since taking your med- | cine I have become the mother of a little boy. I will prai ¢ine as long as I live. { E. Rezpgs, Amsden, Ohio. | 1900.) se your medi. -- Mus, Sagan (Dee. clter { Lynn, S000, al letters cial pore Mass. REWARD, -- We havedepogitod with the National C tv Dank which will be paid 10 any person whe en #aid Shad the above tes Are Bot genuine, Or were lished Before obitsinilng the writers » mission. ydia KE. Plakbham Medic ne Co., Lynn, Nan Said A -- Yesterday \ "Boys must be better shaped than _ they used to he No trouble to get a ' fit now." Oris it the clothes? We soon convinced him that it was the clothes. [It was no troub'e for he was convinced the moment he saw our display. \ Boys' Suits in Double Breasted, Single Breasted, Thre(-I'iece Suits, Blouse and Norfolk Suits. Sullg--3"2% $3 335° $1 320s. Jring in the Many new fabrics. bgy. We'll fix him at van THE H. D. BIBBY C0, 000 Pleo Clothing House. Oak Hal. ead Our 3 Adv't. MONDAY.