ww NE Trea |B vou HEADACHE ? A headache. ache CCpes SouIeh in hvieus- seetors the siom- "After nmking liberal allowance for , liver and bowels, to health, and Daily Whig. Experience In Glasgow. el 3 accomplished Ly municipal and the public debt. The debt been increased by the ' number things, outside "of water, gas, elebtricity, into which the city embarked plant wes acquired in 1892 for $75, 000 'and gradumlly developed and If you ars, and have never fried Burdock | Modernized. The amount of capital roped A pred pd fits, sccordihg to one account, in healthy stomach, right acting liver sud 1904 over $400,000. This did not in- ont duties, will render anyones free from | lic utilities are taxed, and they are en Shas SEAS dev au J ba. is now over $5,000,000, and the pro- elude taxes, for in Scotland all pub- therefore put on. the same footing as private enterprises in this respect. depreciation " we are told, "to its eredit, paying nothing for the relief of - the taxpayers." It | is added, "Glasgow does not run enterprises for the benefit of the taxpayer, but for the benefit of all ite citizens." With regard to the gas. The plarts were purchased by the city, in 1569, and a profit has been realized on them every year since. The sum in- vested is two millions of dollars. Cri: ginally the private owners were given stock in payment of their interest, and later the city bought this stock, and went on reducing the rates from $1.50 per thousand down to 48c. for i shased. "Deposits | A Case of Strangely Perturbed eins Bi Pmotions " Mental One day last wesk a well-known doc- tor, who had probably been up late the night provious, had a disagreeable He. appeared 'st a to rd ol Health moeting ap- tly in his normal condition, but whether he lost consciousness or not 18 not stated. During the ; why g ho imagined he was surrounded yi pes" and "blood-suckers," w he { tought were. the manufacturers of all . paten or el medicines, We ho fF; 4 g i ie 5 z HL i ) be sce me now. Wall, 1 fully 1218 Downe. When T started to use Psyohine I onlv weivhed 140 pounds. . Peychine, = and | nothing eles, has brought back mv health." : ' A. WALDEN, : : T Cornwall Jorunta. pronounced cen, ist all tonics. For | improvements. | perosntage of cost for last year's | refervince in the report to the large e | maintenance in 1905 and 1906, and if power and Sdc. for lighting. The Chronicler continues: "When the plantg ave fully paid for, which will 4 or wlan years at present rate, Glasgow will not pay more than 30c. Pg Shousand feet for its gas." ideal position in public owner whip is not to continue a public debt, by tii, Jo it; avery dollar of ex: bw the * way of permanent That ' means large 4 sums for borrowed money. It is the result of the theory that succeeding generations, not the present, shall pay for these things. It is not Glas- gow's iden. Here it is héld that the debt shall be reduced, that the plants shall not be burdened with debt, but that the interest account being re duced or wiped out, there will not be the need of raising so much money, and the cost of the servico go down ~No_ Steat About This, The letter of Ald. Nickle contains suggestions with regard tp street lighting which aro entitled, on their merits, to serious consideration. The cost of street lighting has perhaps varied according to circumstances, and it may be necessary to make a caleu- lation each your, upon the data then available, in order that the city may he given every advantage which is ac- oring to it: In 1905 there was a substantial re- duction in the charge for strest light- ing. The plant had not been long in the possession of the city, and the ex- periment in public ownership was somewhat limjted, It may be that the reoords of the departments were not complete, and that the price per lamp per year was not based on any close analysis of accounts. But now, though the improvements in the power house are not complete, it should be possi- ble to get at the actual cost of the street lighting, and it is for the coun- ¢il to decide whether, that cost being below the amount now charged for lights, there should be any adjustment or reduction in the rates. ; The Whig is not certain that the charges has beeu added into the esti mato for the arc lights. There was a amount whith would be necessary for this large amount is not 'necessary for maintenance during - the current year thore must, of course, be a vety ma- torial difference in the results. WH there is any surplus. over and above the cost of the service the city's claims should have due consideration. There should, however, be no guess work about this. The manager of the plant shoulds submit "a carefully prepared statement of the facts and finances, As to the procedure with regard fo practically bo a yearly' one. That is, if Ald. Nickle's proposition be accept- able--and a' great deal ban: be said in Seppon of it--there should be a de te i The satepayers are referred to Glas- {mow for an example of what can be i manage: '/{ ment. The London Times has had a wmries of special articles on the sub- ject, and its grievance is that while | the "#ivic rovenyes have been increas RIS. ONT: [ing so have the public expenditure has of | tion of them will not add to their and has SUBJECT TO | Wem cia os: y with respect to electricity and finds that it is not disturbing. The electria the department places strest lighting. The: contract should | safety of the. publie buildings. What is the use of an erdinance if it is not to be put in force . "The policy being deter: - i od os a : upplied for a curtain sum--it does 'jnot matter much what committee su- sibility is to 'wee that the contract is faithfully carried out. LY "Use Of Streets. Tliére js only one point in the letter of Ald. Chown which calls for com- ment, The Whig has emphasized the other points referred to, and a repeti- value. A reselution of the council has been quoted to the cffect that the Bell Telephone companys pays $750 a year for "the exclusive use of streets." The word "exclusive" explains everything, and pecalls conditions which will stand investigation. ; The Whig has stated that the Bell Telephong company holds a charter Irom the federal parliament which per- mits it to enter towns and cities at will and put its poles down where it likes. It is only necessary to go back a few years and revive the clash which occurred between the city and the company, when the poles were be ing erected along Ontario street, and in front of the city hall, Objec tion was taken, and an effort was | made to prevent the company from cafrying out its plans. But it triumph. ed. It had the law on its side, and after a patley, to no effect, the work went on. : ' Some years later it was observed by Dr. Curtis that the company was al lowing some western cities a certain sum annually for the monopoly of the telephone business, and a special com- mittee of the council 'made represent.- tions which brought to the city 84 a year for a number of years. In 1905, when Dr. Bell was mayor, he was anxious that there should be -competition in this telephone business A company which is operating an in dependent plant in Peterboro wanted to come here. An American compan) had correspondence on $he subject The Bell company pressed for a re newal of its agreement 'on the ground that it proposed improvements, and did not desire, to enter upon them un- til it'had a new understanding with What did it "seek ? The use of the strects ? Nay, it had that already, and while negotigtions were pending it was pushing ils extensions in different directions, What it wanted was the "exclusive use of the streets," and the monopoly it" enjoys to-day for $750 a year. Eventually the council agreed to this, and for three reasons: (1) That the other companies were not in a Position to do business, (2) that the city did not desire to sec a new com- pany disfiguring--the streets: with its poles, and (3) that the competition would probably add to the expense of the service since the business men would have 'to be attached to both the telephone systems. » It will thus be seen what the "ex- clusive use of the streets" means in this case. It * is « one way of dealing defying the . AR honest electorate, and pledged to. a with the matter; and it by no means policy which finds Tittle nthe intelligently expresses all the existing | with the influential classes, the gov- conditions. ernment, indeed, enters the crucial period of its carecr, which premises Editorial Notes, Gas at 81 per thousand for all pur- poses ? Is that it, Add. Tove? Good for you. ; ---- The chairman of the strect depart- ment is on the warpath. Something, is doing. There should be .a building inspeot- or, and he should do his duty with- out lear, favour or affection. There is a general demand for cheap- er gas and electricity: The consumers of these things should assert them- selves, Victoria ward is more interested than any other ward in the building of the west end sewer. What is the matter with its aldermen ? ---- Ou dit that the light, heat and pow- er commitice 'contemplates a pleasant surprise. What is it? Are the people to get cheaper light and power ? NR I---- A citizen has it that gas at $1.50 per thousand feet i= cheaper than coal Ng] Yer i : : | Ju Pills, and feel greatly benefitted oil, 'All right. 'Drop. 'the price and Suumetts Jad w dos gutting & i their use. They have pref Be make gus cheaper than candle light. t of . on don | the pains from my back, and thespots be: CAT IE ------ : a mplg t Jon 8 few days | fore my eyes have entizely disappeared. 'There never 'was a time when ee cut Knee. The. shareholders | pr were badly swollen, and now ! : . so trons held their * cheese meet- 1 foal quite well." "War. McKmxzie many people. were looking into rauni- : a] cipal matters. And as into a well--seeing things 'bit "not the -bot- tom of them. ---- The council ix right in seeking to enforce its by-law respecting the be contemplated for a the strect fighting is not of material . A number of lights be pervises the service, The only respon' "fixed. Anything in the Killarney. once a politician forms it his case is Chicago Record-Herald. Montreal Gazette, « to sell the plant to a has found out that there is a differ- ence between the theory of municipal practice, and that the two is a ong and costly one to maintain. ownership and its the bridge connecting I t i to influence one censo commissioners, had heen conviet- od of violating the liquor law no less than was a good (which éovered a multitude of sins. Brantford Expositor. arrayed by a purchasecable vote, to culminate at no distant date in ite downfall. Buffalo during the past, decade. The tide of immigration i js farm lands. F : 49, immigrants in 1901 the number increased to 130,000 in 1904 and 200, 000 in 1906. This is gottion to the whole grants to the United States. A large nunber of the new settlers in Canady | Swigrated from this country. The un." Settiod territory "is, however, still agricultugal and mineral resources is 1 . Crow Lake, March 12.-- Prayer moct- ing was held in" the school on Sunday evening; a very good turnout, as the walking the birds have come to welcome spring. Oscar Knapp and family have moved into the house lately occupied by Wil- liam Hanna 3 a few of her last week. James irom Cobalt, looking fine. © Richard ing, on. Saturday evening. They en. gaged Lis season. flying trip briaging her daughter and son-in-law with her. Miss Fish Creek, 18 'spending a few. dave with Miss Beulah 1 Stoness called on friends week, William J. McCharles took a quick trip to Long Lake, visiting his amily, : . Dr: Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, no more monkeys are developing into men. of the sons other way. 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