Daily British Whig (1850), 17 May 1905, p. 4

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Tus : eipemed in the Mother Earth since the 'the world was 2 eval has not been in h long enough retains. "much of dts original L somstitiients. Othe coal ome mixed with the slag the ground. | remarked, 1s Ho! fin the y line for casual py for insartion. k ments are subjuey 10 the anproval of the case of errors or 'in legal any other ub 3 Fs ny n roe Por further than ue amount re . by him for such vertisement. " SH WHIG, 12 THE oEEKLY Bhi H od . al ro Bh ane or herein 4130 Boi ot RC rio te Wish and cheap work; nine proved Brin biiehing Co., Limited, : wa . BE anacing Director. THE DAILY WHIG. "Opifer per Orbem Dicor." Surely The Better Way. The Toronto News is against the granting of exceptional' privileges to the councils, Tt notes the applications that bave been made to the legisla- ture at this session for permission to '| issue debentures without going to the people. "There are occasions," it 'is "when . the legislature whould exercise its power to give such permission, but they are very rare, The principle of our municipal system is that tions to the debeiflure "debt must he authorized by diréct vote of the property-owners. The legislature should compel the civic administra. | tion to observe that principle, except J when the circumstances are really wr | gent or extraordinary," The thought comes. home "to Kingstonians whon they contemplate, the plan of the light, heat and power committee to raise. the money it desires, for gas ox- tetisions, without asking the people to g vote upon it. The issue of debentures can be legalized by the lieutenant: governor in coundil, upon the petition, ng ¢ Bity council, hut thi better plan outline the work in a by-law, and have the poole authorise it, if they will, by their votes, The Querage Question. registration outrage is to be committed by the Roblin: government on June lst. A day, and a few hours day, are to be devoted to a preparation of the voters' list, which has usually occupied several days. Gne polling place in cach electoral div- ision is to be used, when hundreds of them were required on the last ocon- sion. The purpose of the government, clearly, is to prevent the registration of the voters, The thousands, who will désire to possess the franchise will be unable to = fect their object. Theie-will not be time enough for the service in the first instance, and many will forego the privilege if they have to drive twenty-five and thirty miles, some' further, in order to exercise it. AR this will please the government very much. It has in view 'a pew election, and it will profit immensely by the old lists which were padded and favourable to it. In Ottawa there are men, in: parliament, who profess to be mightily concerned about the rights of 'the people in Alberta and ; h proved a white Ee lwo oilers | ore Saskatchewan, but they have not lost a minute's sleep in worrving over the wrongdoing. of the Roblin gover- ment, simply because it is conserva: tive in politics, and with it any old thing goes. * Town Losing Noney. Paris, Ont, has one of the best, most complete and © mast compact, electric plants, The building is in thy centre of the town, and it is occupied with a splendid plant, which is run by either steam or water. So far this year, and sigee March, the water wheels have been driving the machin ery. a oN Two thousand * incandescent, and twenfy-soven street lamps are light. od by means of two dynamos, both of 'which are very fine wachi ate 130 and 100 horse: ty horde-power and 175 horsepower. The building is: heated Webster vacuum system fro The regrettable feature of the whole thing is that the power house has elephant on the town's hands. Last wear, so those Coancing the concern say, the earn: ings of the plant were $1,500 over Buildings, plant. and all, in t thei town in the usigh rate sdvertise actual expenditures, but this amount cost of maintenance in the first quar-| : he 5 | ches ot th at four per taxes, 8500. The deficit Tons , 850 1 1904 was $2,436.20. "' ofittacking The French. s are also English-Cana- dians, 'and the jority. are three officors--all post-office there 8 not one of them #rench. In the judi- cial department there is one b \ co-operating with him, Of the fourteen court offi- cials, are French. There are twelve officers of the Mounted Police, ten English and two n the various branches of the interior de partment service there are seventy: eight English officers, and nineteen who names indicate that they are of Fi origin, "The cry against the French, based upon the fact that they hold a few ol in the far west, is unfair and narrow. Secing that it takes the form of an attack n the government, the danger is t the conservative party may be saddled with the small: ness which Prompt it. : "Smallness," is hardly the proper word. "Malice" is more acceptable. And the marvel of it is that the as saults upon ° the French-Canadians, because oftheir religion and ndtional- ity, are contained in a journal which was supposed to reflect the impartial, independent, and the dignified mind of the absolutely hotest man. The Tor onto News is not an independent pa- per. It excels any conservative paper in Canada in 'its seal to promote the conservative cause and in its anti: liberal bias and bitterness. Editorial Notes. So there is not to be a minister of mines, * Another | brilliant idea or scheme has been abandoned hy the Whitney government. President Roosevelt is getting it because hie, rides about on free passes, He should not do it. Heshould honor his own ideas, and he is against pass- os. -- Emperor William savs the better the Christian" the better the soldier in the field. What about the Jap ? He is not a Christian, and the world hai not heard of a finer fighter. Going to be trouble over the issue of debentures without appeal to the people, ch? Well, the city solicitor counsels that course. Tt must be legal though it may not be wise, will, henceforth, the government, of president of now have time Hon. Mr. Whitney be the spare man of and hold the office the council, He will in which to commune with himself. Rev. Mr. Gordog (Ralph Connor), has been given information during the last week, respecting the society of Winnipeg, which has ade hint sick at heart. Things must be pretty bad up west, though it is claimed that in morals Winnipeg is an average city. The minister of justice: was. repres- ented as being embarrassed in his en- deavour to explain the difference be- tween the school clauses of the auto- nomy bill, as they were at first draft: ed, and the amendments thereto. But he seems to have accomplished the task without any distress, My. Gamey has not been deemed worthy of a seat in the government, [but he is making speeches at the par- ty elubs in. Toronto, and discussing things that are in advance of the times. He is advertising himself and the government. He is giving the min- isters. something to think about. The Mail excuses the Whitney gov: ernment because it did not give the Ottawa people the legislation they de- sired. The Mail says the legislature has simply given the city and the power company "time in which to reconsider the situation and come to terms." Singular that no one in Otta- wa, not even the mayor, failed to realized this fact. . Was Well Beloved. this place, "died al the Hotel Dien, ton, on the 9th inst., after a ngs 2 i having smashed the higher eritics and ie ving Bees ohle er Darwin, and danced 'a lerient Sig -- Ee an: Sot her a 1 gi a ot . i 0 wine ou : to Fy ari ae was ad maining, don his halo And Jet the mourn her husband and three world enjoy & Jonged-for neace. ters. Interment was mmde Brew av & i E 5 er's Mille on the 1th ust, slo The Deal Ts OF. uiem Mole. : hy Fr. earning Seishratal Ly the Promise of & minister of nines - ric heen vis tually | ------------------. - The Earl of Minto has presented a site for a public park to the mining is (81,959.61; déprocia- tion, at five pér cenit. $2,449.51, and for The Mail, on evidence which was supplied by a correspondent, has re- buked the Toronto News for its das- {| tantly mination that official affairs Jin the Yukon 'were in the hands or rench-Canadians, The Nh examination "ha 'evening paper fv il Arying to encour on grounds that [> f ific bh ithout Narra, The Yukon. cer- e I \sicly Liss k 2 on and Winnipeg. irth. Why not ? Can, 5 ich + "the - as s blishing company, latter are in the ma- "In the cattle quarantine office there | , English. There are forty-two officials in the customs, and all But one are English. In the are twelve officers, French | ju who speaks English, but there | ment was made' between the govern- South Lake, May 16. Mrs, Jobb, of | town of Tathgelly, on his Pifeshive "the Russell house, Ot- § on strike, to "the amount of eau & Sons' carriage ¥ threatens to boy-- 'goods. Jet the contracts for Mol the southern por- mito-Sudbury line, ¢ Toiler, the official ed. : and Joseph Cham- in "had 'a conference upon the fiscal question but were unable to irks La Shells the theatrical manager, at Bellport, L.I, on T from diabetes. He had been seriously ill only about a week. 'oronto, assi W. W. RUSSELL, A Marylauder, who succeeds Minister Bowen' ih "Venezuela. Government. bills providing for the running of the Temiskaming railway by electricity and amending the suc- cession' duties aet were pasced by the Ontario legislature on Tuesday. nod. progress. was made in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, with the. autonomy *ill and an - arrange ment and the dpposition. to drop fur- ther consideration for the present and proceed with other business. / Mr. Butler, assistant engineer of the Transcontinental" railway, has ten: dered his resigndfion to the commis- sion and the. gi ment to accept no more Inorative and important ap- poiutment Ma the Grand Trunk Pa- SL amped TURNED HIM BAC -- Civil War Veteran Not Allowed to Land on His Native Soil. Patrick Ready; the civil war soldier, to whom the mayor gave a pass over the horder yesterday, was refused per- mission by sthe eustoms officials at Cape Vincent tg. land on his native «oil. The oll man gvas penniless, with only his garments, a staff and a small hundle over his shoulder, and, there- fore, was a vagrant in the eyes of the majesty of the law. In the early six- ties. he fought for the United States SLT : union in the 5th Maryland Regiment, enlisting at Baltimore and now the guardiens of his country refuse him the right to enter 'it. When the old man arrived back 'on the steamer New Island Wanderer last evening, he was in tears. *'l came here from Ottawa," he said, "and wanted to get to Washington to apply for ad- mission to the Old Soldiers Home. At the Cape, they told me I hddn't suffi- cient papers to enter the country--me a native of Maryland. I fought for my country, for the. north, and at tHe Lclose of the war, when President Lin- coln was shot, I 'was lying in the hospital at Richmond, Virginia with rheumatism, and have suffered from it ever since. I've tried to get a pensign, but 'they. seein to have no record of me at Washington. I don't know why; it should be there. .T can't read or write, but here are alot of docu- ments I have. How is it can't get a pension when there are hundreds of men in the south, who fought against their country, getting them ?" The old man was directed to see United States Consul Twitchell, who would look into his case. In the mean- time he is dependent. upon charity. SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. Work In Season. Toronto Star. : : Now that spiders are making silk, re isn't any reason why 'the mos- quitoes shouldn't give pianola records, Good Suggestion. Toronto News. good way to hit back at Mr. Gamey would be to expunge the popu: lar vote gondemning the late govern =, Bluff Without Limit. Montreal Herald. 3 The confessions. of the Nucleus are making it clear, . that the bluff Sir Charles Tupper put up in the election of 1900 was even greater than it look: ed, and it looked the limit. --- x Breaking Things. "tev: ohn Langtry. D.., Toronto, I GARDEN OF THE EAST; |: As Described By An Eng lish Banker. the nineteen en trumpet tones the nounced to us. In like manner many of us look upon the flower-bedecked vales, the rocky eminences, the wave- sea of Galilee, and all the other sacred sitgs of Palestine with similar seutiments of veneration and regard, which thrill us through and through with an emotion which the best human roduction: wou I tail to evoke. pre or Who indeed, wpless his heart were Ii the great events which occurred i Land tu taken place on our neighbor, , with what intense jn- terest we d t that planetif, is iE were itely and unequivocably an: APENTA THE BEST NA TURAL APERIENT WATER BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS, BUDAPEST, HuNgygy Under the Scientific Supervision of Dr. Leo 1; Royal Councillor, Professor of Hygiene and Direc . the Hygienic Institute, Royal University, Budapes Sole Exporters: THE APOLLINARIS CO, 14 ppm formed a very 'adament, could with- ou a kui heart and a moisten ed eye; stoop down and look into that "garden tomb" and contémplate that » as so many now believe, here once lay the lifeless himan form. of. .the Diving Founder of our religion? Or who could roam over the slopes of old Olivet + OF stand beneath those gnarl- ed old olives of Gethsemane, or wan der over those rolling hills of Naza- roth, without feeling that he was on holy ground ? Ave, and how beautiful, with charm is that Holy Land walk, for instance, from Tiberias up to the summit of the hill on the way to Nazarcth--what surpassingly lovely and attractive scenery, what a wealt of all that imparts such a rich fas- ¢ination to bounteous Nature's lavish beauties. At our feet lies. the Galilean Sea, its surface now rippled with dancing wavelets, and gemmed, © g5 it were, with liquid diamonds; or now agitated by vam-crested billows, which break in a thin snow-white line on its sacred shores. Now' we arp passing through a very blaze of bloom a natural parterre of gorgeous splendour; scarlet anemones, and vio- let salvias, cyclamens and asphodels, richly hued lupins and snowy "Star of Bethlehem," with many another fair beauty of the floral world. And now, after a walk through a corn- field, which we fain would imagine to be the very cornfield through * which He walked, we reach the summit, en- anced, and beyond measure delight- ed. And then Jerusalem itself, Jerusale, once the. "joy of. the whole earth and' even now, notwithstanding - the forty sieges which it has sustained, notwithstanding the effete 'rule of the Turk, and the squalor and the miry grime of much of the interior of the time-worn old city, from Olivet, sor from the hill to the south of Gethse- Mane, presents an appearance of sur- bussing beauty and = sublimity; "and the certainty that here the Saviour of the world paid the penalty due by us for our sink, that here, at the hands of. the crvel Roman soldicry. He en- dured those terrible stripes by which We may be healed, and that here, af- ter having accomplished the great atonement, with the triumphant cry Tetelpstai--*1t is Fnished,"--His spirit bounded upwards into paradise, fills us with a flood of gratitude, and Causes a rush of allelujahs to surge wu from our glad and thankfol hearts, And as we bid farewell to the sac. red land, sweet memories, which 'will endure for a lifetime, of all those hal- lowed spots, of all that galaxy of floral and natural beauty, and of all the pleasant associations of a most delightful trip, throng and cluster in onr minds, and niust ever give a real and an' added pleasure to our lives. how replete . The v ki THE SECRET OF HEALTH Is Rich, Red Blood--Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Make New Blood. Good blood--rich, red blood--is the only cure for such complaints as an- acmia, decline, heart palpitation, skin eruptions, rheumatism, kidney trou- bles and a host of other every day silments. Good blood makes you less liable to disease of evety Kind, because it strengthens and stimulates every organ in the body to throw off any ailment that may attack it. Good blood is the secret of life, and the se cret of good, rich, red blood is Dr. or Alig Pink Pills for Pale People. Theset little 'blood-building pills have saved Jives 'that doctors and nurses have despaired of. . They have cuted thousands of others--they will cure. you too. Mrs. William Boothe, Mont- rose, Ont., says: "For a couple off, years my daughter Meta was in fail- ing health. She complained of head- aches and distressing weakness, and seemed to be rapidly going into de- cline. Wo consulted several doctors, but they did not help her. She was apparently bloodless, and we were afraid she would not" recover. She had no "appetite and 'was greatly re- duced in flesh. At this stage a friend advised me to give her Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and in a few weeks we noticed some improvement in her con- dition, and that her appetite was im- proving. We continued the treatment for a couple of months longer, and by that time she was again i: the best of health. She bad gained' thirty-two pounds in weight, had a good color, and was in the. best of spirits. 1 do not think 1 am putting it too strong- ly when I say I think Dr. William' Pink Pills saved her life." Dr.; Williams' Pink Pills do only one thing, but they do that well. They do not. act upon the bowels; they do not bother with mere symptoms. They actually make the new, rich, red blood that goes right to the root of the disease and drives it from the system. But iy must get the genuine with the full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People," printed on' the wrapper around every hox, All medi- cine de"lers keep these pills or vou can gol tym by mail at 50c. a box or six boxes for $2.50 by writing The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ' Contracts Awarded, The successful contractors for a resi- dence adjoining Sydenham stioot church parsofiage on William street, for Thomas F. Harrison are : Mason, ete, Harry W. Witte: carpenter, R. N. 'F. McFarlane; plumbing, ete., McKel- vey & Birch; painting, eté., Thomas W. Milo; electrician, George R. Tow- linson; architect, Arthur Ellis, Mr. Clements, assistant city es t of the coun riment in which the fapart fn lofty con engineer, Toronto, and school - of gineershipy graduate of. science, will "accept. city en- of Vancouver nt £3,000 er F -- We've been trying to get you for some time, We want to relieve your anxiety about your New Suit We can do it in short order if you'll come in. $750 is about our starting point on §PRING SUITS . We are exceptionally strong on SUITS AT $10, $12, $13 AND $15. : There isn't anything smarter, more perfectly tailored, more correctly fashioned. The NEW SUITS just received are about the handsomest we have ever shown: The prices rather humiliate the Suits --that's all. Ask to See Our New Raincoals. Ask to See Our Special $2 Hats, Newast Blocks, Just Received, a Fresh Shipment of Fine Negligee Shirts, Somathing Very Nobby. - Price, $I. THE H. D. BIBBY CO, & Clothiers and Haberdashers, Oak Hall. | ee a --_ ; WEAREAGENTS Victoria Day You will need something natty and taking for holiday wear. To be dress ed you must look after your feet. Nothing is dressier than a NTS Ladies' Chocolate Color Oxfords, $1.50. Ladics' Chocolate Color Gibson Tie, ! $2, 22.50 and $3. x Ladies' Tan, Blucher, Gibson Tie, Sailor Tie, and Christy Tie Shoes, £2, 82.50, 83 and $3.50 i r jctus, Men's Tan Blucher, Oxfords, Invic George A, Slater make, 33.50 and £41.00, The Sawyer Shoe Store. DIFFEREN be tha bind of our premises THAT 18 THE WORD the critical buyer uses to desori clothes we make. Every suit of our spring stoek is made right on our | ng by men tailors. The cloth is thoroughly shrunk before it is made ) v $e suit, atid we are putting in the best (anvas and Hyiroloth in every ait, to > fore it will hold to the shape until worn out, and-while we are paying _ the making of these suits wedo not charge our customers any mee foe Jott than you will psy for inferior goods, inferior work and inferior fit ols JUST HAVE A LOOK at our own Tailor-made Suits, $12, $18 and $14. You Can See Them in Our Window: You can also see the latest patterns in cloths in our window. Made to your measure suits, $15, $16 AND $18. JOS. ABRAMSON, The People's Clothier 180 Princess St, Between Redden's and Crawford's Groceries. ; N. B.--We are sole agents for HEADLIGHT UNION-MAD OVERALLS. os --__ eb -------------------------- Lil The Awful Chafing. Phosgbodish Toronto News! = Yeols Fas Reed Kingston, finding it necessary to en- positive ours for form: tertain the Presbyterian general as- Ar W Sp sembly in some way, will run the xv areas Brain Worrg, ©ootog shes of steeet cars. This is a fatal mistake. of which to The ministers will be so taken up with ity and an early the marvels of electricity that = 'they per Slates ] wen't have time to attend to business. c 'rite! een rey Cone Windaet _ + A. Y. Thompson has gone up to his turned Max. Mudie, who Phony Cuba has accepted a PO mens the topographical survey ey home, at Strathroy, to spend a short vacation' before: commencing his duties as baggage master on the steamer apnum, at Ottawa. Kingston for the season, Bids {3 OF PATIENTS WOME L S------ . J " Advice Saves Mar le Sad and Costly § -- It is a sad br true ths .yesa an ir crease in numberofoper 'tions' performe \ 'women | our hospital More thanthre fourths of ti patients lyin on those sno o) women and girls wi white beds are gir iting or recovering we Bd ry by neglect. on Etat tions Every jleaty of warn} Bag, pain 2 xhaustion, pain in t} pmb, nervous e . Tr the back, leucorrheea, diz in that e left or right of ti tulency. ts of ti na, A dlaritien. All of the toms are indications of an w thy condition' of the ovaries ¢ womb, and if not heeded the tromb will make headway ih the penal to be y a Tous ope: Te | and a lifetime of impaired usefy ness at best, while in many cases tl results are fatal. The following letter should brir hope to suffering women. Mrs. Robe iri of 434 Marie St., Ottawa, Ont writes: Pray accept my wishes ™ Just as surely as Mrs. Glenn wi gured of the troubles enumerated her letter, just so surely will Lydia | Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cu every woman in the land who suffe from womb troubles, inflammation * the ovaries, kidney troubles, nervo excitability and nervous prostratio Mrs. Pinkham invites all your women who are ill to write her for fr advice. Address, Lynn, Mass. DISTRICT MEETING. the and Ministers in Session | Queen Street Church. The annual meeting. of the Kingst, District, Methotlist church, was ope ed in (uieen street. church to-day. Re Dr. Anthifi, chairman, presided." The were present the ministers from t different circuits and stations, nu teh in number. Rev. Hugh Cain at a visitor, was 'invited to associa with the chairman on the platfor Nr. Cairns expressed his pleasurea ! home feeling in being present. | F | remarks were felicitous and app | prigte: Of motion; Rev" KE. Laws 4 Shih Lake, was appointed' sce tary. On the call of the roll one (Re John Philp) was 'absent. throu Pe death; one (0. L. Kilboine), engag £4 in mini k in J The Lad mussion, Work in Japan. i ~-amination of ministerial character | ing proceeded with, there were The objections. AT oo iosses. George =~ 0. Tredinnick a Benjamin E. Eyre were recomment to the conference to be employed © der the chairman. Revs... Dr. Ant and W. T. (i. Brown were appoin to prepare ap obituary for the © ference regarding the late Dr. Je Philp, M.A. Request was made ant superannuation for one year ev. Job Roadhouse, who has de faithful work for forty-five years. To-morrow the circuit: reports be presented and the meetings will open to friends. Baseball On Tuesday. National League.--At New York Chicago, 0. At Brooklyn, 7; Pittsh 9. At Philadelphia, 8; St. Louis, American League.--At St. Louis, New York, 3. Eastern League.--At Buffalo, 3; M ark, 1. At Montreal, 2: Jersey ( _ 8. At Rochester, 0; Baltimore, 2, innings), > Sosa Death Of Young Man. ~The death occurred at the H Wien, on Wednesday morning, of } 'kie M. Blake, from typhoid fever. 'was formerly employed in William soi's livery and * was aged ninet For the past few days he has beer lirious. His parents live on Ri Street, The inquest at 'Gananoque resu i a verdict of still-born, in the of she baby found buried in Fernc he parties concerned were not tovered, COMMERCIAL, STOCK MARKETS. Telegraphed specially to the Whia Norman bi Manager imnore, Hartsh Bogert & Battelle, Members New Stock Wontreal. Exchange; 151 St. James St -- MONTREAL STOCKS May 17 Toronto Rails . ] win City . 1 Detroit United : Toledo Rails htreal Power . 4 sDomigion Coal Bonds ] #8Textile pra. : NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Supplied by W. F. Dever & Ce to Market, Square, K n. AE. Fh Pier. Kingsto May 1 i 1 Atchison 8 Amal. 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