Daily British Whig (1850), 27 May 1903, p. 4

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157 A ns = =| TELEPHONES it 4 have, them--the very latest and. best, Call : and Shim and oy the prices. pb : EL sRleotaies] Bells, ete, "placed to or | der. BREOK & &_HALLIUAY, © {| ahd at 'the 'instance of the great ship. inspect | the. decep- . | tion of others, none is held to accrue from welf-deception, Sill; rin the face of of this fact it. is hard for. outsiders to understand the fool's paradise created for thethselves by those hither(o ' res posible for the teaching of history aud other kindred . studies , in the ; schools of the United States. Their ol school hooks ate notoriously 'prejudice ed ot a ol 40 all: things British or as being under Arctic conditions, while they deal expansively with Eskimd life 'and customs ae representative of Dominion. {The resultant self-delusion, so care ly nationalized, and rocently exem- fied :in "the fat wit of Andrew Car- Eaf : | negie, is finding, ite complete exposure "and refutation in 'the rush of the best of their. western farmers to the rich lands in the vast hard wheat belt of our 'Canadian North-West. Also in 'higher educational -cireles it- is a hope ful sign, that, as represented by their m ties. and. col- toga TA ab ikatiom is now at last | Boing Paid to & study of the English constitution as an essémtial to a pro- per growth of the understanding of itheir own law and constitution. i An important work now coming in- to geheral use as a college text book is Dry Thomas F. Morin'e "Theory and Pri of English Government," in J which he explodes the erroneous idea-- he theless frankly admits $ one pop held--that here Rave baen only slight changes in the English governmental system dur- ing the past century. Dr. Morin claims {| --what is well known to all but those shut in by their Chinese educational methods of history teaching--that in the last hundred years 'great revolu- tions have taken place in the English constitution with little stir and com- plete success. The development of the represcotative system has brought it about, that under monarchy the re presentation is even more sensitive to the sentiment of the people than in the United States, which is, in this res | pect, a republic that has not been able to profit by the experience of the past hundred and twenty years." This statement reveals the true test by which we may always 'udge the freedom. of a people--the sensitive re- sponse of government to the will of the governed. Where by force of a majority of "elected persons" public sentiment is ignored, there liberty is lacking, The most personally powerful premier 'of "modern times, Lod Bea- consfield, backed by a big majority, {| owning interest of Britain, moved the six months' hoist to Samuel Plim- soll's shipping bill regulating over londing, * But Plimsoll's speech in re- ply so. aroused public sentiment that {| within forty-eight hours of its rejed- tion his bill became a government i is by this test, by the rise of this mercury of governmental 're I y that the real rejection of a poopld's freedom is recorded, Morin's faithful teaching should show the peo- ple. of his coumtry that in British parliamentary government they have their best exemplar. A POLITICAL STRATEGIST. Mr. Chamberlain is the strategist of the ape politically. He seems to be taking a position in imperial poli- tics peculiarly his own. His was an independent mind and opinion when he announced that though a free trader he had the conviction that the time was near, if not at hand, ST | when the fiscal policy of the old land would have to be vevised.! The "new liberglism"' of some Canadians has heen sneered at. What Mr. Chamber lain's politics may be has not bed described, but it is evident that he iy about to lead off in a mew directidh and become the head and leader of a new party. The chief plank in his platform will be the preference. which he thinks Bri- tain should show for the products of the colonies. He has not made his position on this point very clear, but he has enunciated the idea that the interests of the empire would be very much improved 'by a fiscal policy || which was expressly favourable to '| trade within the empire. He has mow, as a subsequent and surprising | proposal, declared afresh for old age pensions, and he has let it be known that the new policy at which he aims may be. contributary to the revenue which is essential and necessary in { hehall of the pension" scheme, ¢ Politieal = economists stand aghast 'Wt the new combination to which Mr. Chamberlain has resorted, and with | which hei appealing fox popular | "support, Th stu goo 40 politiont ™ by some shallow mia 'x may | @hpire. ; appats ah fionol we, | > dominant fort it could not continue. He if not. i agreement, however, with his mihi | terial associates and may be_e expoct- od to break away from, thei at any time. His is a alism, with a decided leani 1 words colonial preference and a dation of the win » Some friends Mr. Chamberlain [think he is making a terrible mistake 'with his ventus of old-age pensions. i is the bof a tactician who ingy. the labour ele hit co Operate with purty for, presenbugoliti "Without * afly yessurarice have a sictessful or abid ti" Would the colonial secre tary, steong as he js, run any risks, for a wey, trigmph, and under- 'take anyt ch may imperil his own and his party's future ? The (question is a le. The man 'has passed thre 50 many experi- ences, has in tues played so many parts, has so many shocks and surprises, $hit one more counts for very little.' He is doing some thinking and tal on his own ac- count, and no one tan imagine tithe this next move may be. went, of dro the imperial i EDITORIAL VIEWS. What makes yonder man so weary and heavy laden ? He has been look- ing at the blackboard in the broker's office sind seen Something. What, a huge bribery scheme un- earthed in the Massachusetts legisla- ture ! The huh of the universe taint- of 'with"éofruption? Yet that is the latest. rumonr. The . Lipton : squadron, inc Tuding Shamrock 111, has sailed for the Uni- ted States. Sir Thomas will net Gross the... deean- until shortly before the races occur. or ------ Ithaca's outbreak of typhoid fever last winter cost about $10,000, in extras and: treatment, and the town, whose water system was to blame, is now asked to pay the hill, Thousands of persons have ruined by the slumps in-the stock market during the last couple of weeks. And. still the rush of people to get rich quick continues ! been The New York 1,000-ton barge canal scheme, involving an expenditure of over $100,000,000, has to be approved by the popular vote. It may not be endorsed. There is heavy eampaign- ing against it. The chief conservative organ in On- tario is again excited. It expects the provincial government to resign, and Mr. Ross is not inclined to take the matter into his serious consideration. Oswego contemplates the paving of several of her streets with asphalt or bituminous macadam. The last nam- 1 ed is the ideal article, and the Kings- § ton property owners will make a niis- take if they do not trv it. Mr. Chamberlain expects to raise the millions called for by his old-age pension schéme from the .taxes or non-colonial imports. It may be a dream, but Mr. Chamberlain is trying to give it a semblance of reality. The kaiser says his boys can marry whomsoever they like, that marriage with them will be a case of love ra- ther than of politics. If the young fellows are like their fathers they will probably please themselves anyway. Sir 'Frederick Borden, at Brantford, in a speech which preceded the unveil: ing of the monument: to the heroic dead, said Capada was in no danger of being afflicted with militarism. The object of his department was simply self-defence; and the enforcement of law and order in the country. OBSERVATIONS. Does It Hesitate ? Toronto 'Star. After all that Andrew Carnegie said about Canada, we do not think To- ronto should accept a dollar of his money. So Say We All Montreal Herald. 'Those two-cent shaves that are now given in Toronto meke it probable that the cut in price isn't the only cut that the customer gets. hs A Pretty Expetisive Job. Toronto Star The original illustrations of the book of Job have just been sold for $5000. This is he Most expensive fens of Job printing we ever heard or. ' Rushing The Season. Hamilton Herald. We don't know what the Dounkho: bore mein by insisting upon going ushout without any clothes on. unless it be that the weather is quite warm in their district Licensed To Those. London News. "a newspaper were to say about Messrs. Stratton and Gamey what Mr. Blake said about them, the news. for would be havled over the goals t's nice to he a Taye sometimes. pesdhoen See. It. ang ps never- have iss o fg he M and Tuesday t ol -- To suy they were above the nverage is an injustice; they ranked with the best that has appeared this wean 1. "The . Resurrection'" on Noy night was good, the English play, "Lord Stratbwore," on Tues day might, was infinitely better, for it gave Virgil Drew 'Trescott, the leaching lady, a chance to prove that she merits the title she gets as a celebrated emotional actress. Alexan- der Frank, her principal support, is a sterling English actor. The play was greeted by a very smal house, when there shold have been standing room only. The play unravels, in five acts, and the evidence of a) iation was the fact that until the final words of her, whose life had heen such 'an ad mixture of happiness and misery, joined the two bands of those whom she intended to wrong, the interest of those present never wavered, and many curtain calls were generously given from spontaneous fevlings. It is a play that has many counter- parts in real lile to-day, where youth and beauty selk themselves for title and position; but in this case her visions of regal life, perchance made her oveflook the fact that it was ne- cessary to be legally married to pos- sess the title which was only secure to her so long as her gouty old lord fawned upon her. leantime in her gorgeous surroundings she had not been idle in making her grace and beauty count with nobility of whom rincipal fly in the web is the $i and digniied Lord Strath- more irmselt, who was willing to re nounce his claims to a most honored position for the charms of a design- ing woman. The rest of the piece is full of trouble which is only cleared hy the death of the principal charac- ter, Marion, the Marchioness of Vava- sour, so . cleverly portrayed by Vir- ginia 'Drew Trescott. THE WAY TO BE WELL. The Blood Must Be Kept Rich and Pure and the Nerves Strong. Good health is the most precious tréasure any man or wonlan can have. But good health can only be had by keeping the blood rich and pure, and the nerves strong. If the blood is allowed to hecome weak and watery, the whole system is weakened and falls an easy prey to disease. There 'is no medici ine can equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 'in keeping the blood rich and pure, and the nerves vigorous and strong. Every. dose helps to create new blood, and by a fair use of the pills, pale, sickly peo- plé are made bright, active and strong. Here is proof. Mr. Robert Lee, New Westminster, B.C., says:-- "Before I began using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, my blood was in a very impure state, and as a result pimples that were ' very itchy, broke out all over my body. My appetite was fickle, and 1 was easily tired. My wife urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and 1 got half a dozen boxes. By the time 1 had used them I was completely restored to health, my skin was smooth and clear, and my appetite good." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do not purge--they simply make pure, rich biood. That is why they cute such troubles as indigestion, neuralgia, rheumatism, anaemia, partial paraly wis, "St. Vitus ' dance, scorfula, ery sipelas, and the ailments so common to women, young and old. Sold by all dealers or sent post paid, at 350 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.50, by writing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock ville, Ont. Mayor Pappa A Candidate. Watertown, N.Y., Times. Mayor James F. Pappa on Monday will give to the press a letter an nouncing hig candidacy for the office of member of assembly in the second district to | succeed J. A. Outter son. The city of Watertown has not had an assemblyman. since Hon. Charles R. Skinner Leld that office twenty-five years ago. Mayor Pappa is inspired both by his own ambi tions and 'fhe wishes of friends to announce his candidacy, and his sup porters thelieye that his record as mayor is sich that it will be of ma terial assistance to him in his cam- paign. Struck It Rich. Globe. A chambermaid who ldst her posi. tion through refusing, on groumds of color, to make up the bed occupied hy Booker T. Washington has receiv: od donations from various sources amounting to $2,500. This is the most successful strike' on record. Beware Of The Grippe, which is very had this year. Avoid it by the immediate use of "Morin's Wine Creso-Phates."" This pre- paration is unequalled for lung diseas- es. For everywhere, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, We will offer men's patent leather lace boots and all cur men's Oxford shoes at 20 pie. discount. "A. Aber nethy. Tmperial troops have entered Tasa, Morocco. The rebels have sent a depu- tation to Tetuan to inform the pre. tender that he must personally lead a march against that place. If he fails to do so, they threaten to arrest him and turn him over to the sultan. Signor Marconi who showed symp- toms of a break down some days ago and was ordered to take rest has com- pletely recovered. Good for Baby Nestlé s Food Sample (sufficient {or eight meals) Free. LEEMING, MILES & OO, fis rE ae pao oduetions put | Tan right prices don't catch a h won't you ? DUNDONALD SUITS, astargiocss, for the money. For sale only at THE H. D. i. wily Selling Clothes is our b 4 ing else during the day, and dream of nothing else at night, When we baited our line we had you in mind. We know our 'Barringt on Hat to be the best hat made PRICE, $2. Yes, we've baited our line with the most attractive Spring and Summer Clothing, Hats and Furnishings to be found in any store anywhere. If our attractive styles and ost of buyers, it will be stra usiness. We think of noth. You'll be kw of Tailors' a, $10, $12, $12.50, $16 and $1 BIBBY GO. One Price Clothing House, Oak Hall. = $6.50, Which we consider em. They are b: word. The quality, passed. sv TIT IS A HARD DIRECT FACT | AND LOOK WELL. We have the latest designs from Ultz & Dunn, J. & T. Bell and Geo, A. Slater. LADIES' OXFOR.DS 'With French, Cuban and Military Heels. MEN'S OXFORDS Made of Patent Colt, Box Calf and Dongola. THAT WE ARE THAT WEAR WELL, FIT WELL v= THE SAWYER oY: cTHE SAWYER SHOE STORE STORE ~*~ * The Best Plums You Ever Had an Opportunity of Securing. The top figures represent the prices of g Men's Suits of Clothes sidered by everyone who intends buying a suit, and while we'quote them at $5.50, $6.50, $7.50 and $10 each they are actually worth $8.50, $9.50, $1050 and $14 50 each. Come and see ains in every sense of the t and finish cannot be sur- JOS. ABRAMSON, ve rovic toes and Gomis Pusher, Between Crawlord' s and Redden's. o SELLING SHOES $7.50 and $10 gems, and should be con- SURE FOR LOCKJAW. A Mixture Applied With Hypoder- mie Syringe. Chicago, May 27.--Dr. Samuel A. Matthews, 428 West Seventy-first street, has discovered a cure for lock: jaw. This was the announcement made at the University of Chicago, where a number of successful experiments with _the pew remedy have just been com- pleted, The medicine is a compound of cal- cium chloride, sodium chloride, sodi- um sulphate and sodium citrate, and is applied through copious hypoder: mic injections. It also is said to be a cure for uremia and mors hine pois- onin, and for' locomotor ataxia in its early stages, although .it has not been found altogether hoetive where the di 2 is advan Carpet Cleaning Should be done early before the rush. At Carnovsky works, Ontario street, old, dusty carpets made to look almost mew by a thorough Tro. cess. Moderate prices. Carpets taken up and velaid if desired. Thousand Islands and Rochester. Steamer North King will leave Swift's wharf, Sundave, commencing May 3st, at 10.17 a.m for Thousand Retyraing Shean leaves at FAS for FodenetsN. 180 Princess Street. ---- -- - . --- ----- = CRUSADE AGAINST RACE. Automobiling May Get a Set: Back. London, May J7.--King Edward who is greatly interested in the if ternational race for the Bennett cif [which will take place in Ireland on July 2nd, discussed the Pr, and pect of the race wit Minister Balfour esterday. The sute mobile club has summoned a special meeting to discuss arr: nts aiff ing to minimize the risks of the Tet as far as possible. Several questo wiil be asked in parliament bearing on the race, with the view to - pressing the government with the he cesvity for precautions. Some of London and other newspapers begun a crusade against the race, pe dicting a repetition of the catastiy phies that occurred in France 8 claring that the race will be as P¥ poseless as it: will be dangerous ------------ Shirts. Shirts that are sold on their a are sure winners. E Quality, Pa style, finish and price. a the latest style from New York City See them in window. Our sof Jete, Sit" balbfiggan underwear is tomp! es 32 yo 50. We ask you to se at Provost's, Brock street. ------------ ve fie. 's Seng stope. Shaving brushes: sce our 10¢. P55 "HRESH-AS APPLE. Are the counter heapsiof 8 Stuffs and"Woven "Painties; "| caught many a hint from', natur artists have made. the igs al if they, Sew. 5 5 a rr Potty Whi te Got Mutha w a pov or ue Hie 2d i Patiate, UK De A Black Mualibey' «Boot 1c. to 5c 8 Yates -- ad Ligon Piack sud Grey and = ¥ ns, to | nip a up. » yard. ard. Plab be Masligs, 5c. to $c. 8 y . Jruie avn Ho ne, 10€ to doe. & yard. Hey White Spotted Musling, 2g tp. 35c, § yard. Our "assortment of "Summ 'Materials islarseand-very cho tion ere the novelties are picked RUF LEY Ia stock. Mid-Sumer Faalion EL ed 156 Woman's Ma a-- -- TY sn Hotel C Londo Largest and most 'magnitice uresque Embank ERATE CF room, and attendance included, from $1.50 Be soc. § laneh; Bye. 5 dinner, Pr.so. Suites, ensuring absolute privacy, from §6 per day. Telegraphic Address : Cecelia. London. Metropolitan Stock Exchange A. Abernethy Incorporated Under the Lawg of Massachusetts | ! py, CAPITAL $100,000 Clarence Chambers, Glaromee St. {=> Unio Lt FULLY PAID. Fa Suge KINGSTON "BRANCH ty Sout Opposite British American Hotel. 0 nt a "Phang 400, A teh J. J. McKENNA, | Manager. | eu Bonds, Stocks, G aia and" Provisfons bought of | A tch margin or for cash. EB W.F. BEVER &C0. Cor. Brock and Wellington Sts, | iui Ama BROKERS Pore C. H. PODRE, CORRESPONDENT, | (on Stocks, Bonds, Grains ahd Joi Provisions; Bought and "Sold 'for Rell Cash or on Margin. Hon Interest obamged only when Mol: stocks carried over Sunday. Dox Telephone No. 588. Win i te ee tt arm AMERICAN AND CANADIAN | N.S CORN c= CORN FOR SALE IN CAR | Oil Write or wire for ess; delivered your station T. a HOUSE, RELL Se ae Loactin, 2H Kink Wives. A. WITZEL ie: roconte MEN AND WOMER, 3 bout ot FOR SALE OR TO. RENT. You Need Cod Livt but think you can't take them ? 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