; Ton mn 30 OPTIMISTIC FEELING AMONG THOSE FIGHTING FOR | ABOLITION OF BAR. The Temperance Sentiment is Rising == The Success of the Vote in Hur. on, Peel and Welland Surpiising. Toronto, Feb. 4.--Although the lat- eat dev in Welland and the doubt 'as to the exact vote there un- dor the Canada Temperance Act ra- ther confuses the situation in that county, yet it is possibie now to take a general survey of the voting in the three ) counties of Huron, Peel 'nnd Welland and to attempt an esti- Jnato of the results. * For those in favor of the spread of temperance legislation the effect of the voting must be to bring a decided feeling oi optimism, ~The enormous majority in Welland itself, all are encouraging Yoargin, and even the close result in Huron itself, all are encouraging to temperance advocates. For as far as Peel and Welland are concerned anny prophets had predicted decisive majorities against the act, and ap- parently fow had anticipated any such majority as that secured in Haron. In fact, editorial comments through- out the province sound a note of vie- tory for temperance and a warning to the liquor interests scarcely equal- led hitherto. The mere victory of the temperance voters is not the only ground of optimista. The significant fact is that this victory was won under con- ditions which previously had been de- elared almost hopeless. Local op- tion victories had often been explain- ed on the ground that the women had votes and that the "'recistration vote," the new men added to the lists, did not figure, and that, there fore, the local option elections were not fair indications of what would happen in. a general test. Under the Canadian Temperance: act, however, the women did not vote and the lists used were practically the same #» in provincial clections. In these giroumstance the success of the tem- péranco cause is - not only encourag- ing--it'is surprising. It also gives rather a. significant commentary . on what 'may happen when the abolish- the-bar issue goes to the people at the mext general election. There were those wha thought temperance sentiment in Ontario had reached its senith and was on the declive. Tt is flow. apparent rather that this temperance sentiment is still. rising and that the high water mark is not in the past but iu the future. Prison For Conspiracy New York, Feb, 4.---Joseph Cas- widy, & former democratic boss and - + Toren ongress- Were fined a thousand dollars cach and sebt to jail for eighteen months for conspiracy to 'sell the ree eoutt Judgeship nomination Willett. " Mrs. Evelyn Wigle was acquitted at Windsor Magistrate Loggatt of the charge of bigamy, the court declaring her the vietim of circumstances, and that her former marriages and sep- arations had been s..sfactorily clear- Cups The death has occurred at Muswell Hill, London, of the Peter Byrve, who was Ontario agent here for thirty: seven years. He was eighty threo TRY THIS! DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR AND STOPS 17 FALLING OUT. ' Your bair becomes tight, wavy, flufly, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a youns gis after a 'Danderine hair cleanse." Just try this--moisten a cloth with 'a little Danderine 'and carefully draw it through your hair, taking dne small strand at a time. This will ¢leanse the hair of dust, dirt and. excessive oil and in just a fow nioments you have doubled the A New Local Operation Called "Day Cotomy." tie "Have ye hird, Hinnissey," said Mr. Dooley," of the noo operahun amoung th' midical min, called day-cotomy ? Th' wurrd cims from a Grake wurrd maning doobly, an' a Latin wured maning too cut. But, faith. Hinpis- langwidges, an' be the sayme to- ken ny am IL fur tu till ye th' thruth, Minpissey, whin th' wurrd wuz furst used in my prisence 1 presarved a dignyfied silence. "Twuz th' safest coorse 10g | Lill | consulted me Yaday mays om (that's Latin, Hin: 'Hissey), or in plane langwidge--me dic- i But too reshwpe, this oper- ashun js a bluidless wan. an' dozent rayquire a human body too be pris int at th' phseguaye, ns 1 might say." "Shure." Hignissey, "yo must on patient ¥ "Faith, Hinnissev." said Mr. ley, "an well may ve ask that sayme quistion, fur * twas meseli foodled, whin the lad that towld uv it, used thim sayme wurrds, bedad, I'l no further, Hingissey. It all cums uv a paycvoneary undorsthanding betune But, I 'mane, apd th' fellabs that do th' cuttin' in th' city sargins. Ye know. Hinpissey, "tis a grate hardship fur th' cotnthey pheesitions. not too be able too find out whither they wur right or wrong on ther decagnosis. Faith, Hinnissey, nuthin' cud' be hgrd- er, if ye git th' pint uv view uv those counthry byes than not too be able too find out Viwhuther they hiv mis- took ammonia fur appendaycatis, be- cuz they hev mo thrained noorses to assist thim ner a hospittle. So they makes "8 paycooneary arrangement wid th' sargin in th' city, Horeby they kin folly thir patient (mind th' wurrd, Hinnissey--folly 1). Thin, bedad, th' country bye cums-- itop th' eity wid his patient, an becums th! hon uv ih' paycooneary arrangement herin- bayfore mintioned. The sargin 'takes hiz wounthry confrere (a French wurrd, Hinnissey), too hiz club, an' maybe too th' matinay, wid an automobill dhrive, in th' sooburbs. In betune times they iXtract th' appindix er stummuek er splane, oz th' case may be frum th' patient. Whin th' thrain- toine is near doo, which puts an ind too th' counthry bye's joobilation, th' sargin -is6oorts hiz buzum frind too th' stashun in hiz Mothor carr (auto- mobill ix not so iligant a trim, Hinnis- sey, as mothor carr). Faith, ye will be sayin, Hionissey, shure thirs not a wurrd about daycotomy in all this blather. Bedad that cums lather door- in th' convayliseince uv th' patient an hoz its etiology in th' paycooneary arrangement bifore mintioned. Whin th' sdrgin gits bis pay fur th' oper- ashun 'he ats it in two ts, thet is dispatches wan part too th' counthry bye thet hed taken part in th' oper- ashun fistivifies. Shure, th' patient knows nuthin about it, list'it dish. turb hiz pace uv mind an interfere wid hiz convayliscince. Begorry, Hinnissey, this dayeotomy ig a splendid feenan- dal arran, t as divarshun, at wan and the sayme time fur th' counthry lad. At Tidianapolis, a flat increase of five conts a ton on .a mine run basis, | a ten per cent. increase on' all dead hali-holiday on Saturdays +s sought by the Wnited;: Minggs. beauty of your hair. Besides "beautifying the hair at once, Danderine dissolves every par- ticle of dapdruff; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itehing and falling haijr. But what will please you most will be after a few weeks' use when you will actually see new hair--fine and downy at first--yes--but really new hair growing all over the-scalp. 1 You care for pretty, soft hair and lota of It surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any ky or tollet counter, and just tey it. | sey, I no ye wur niver strong on th'. " be jokin', hi th' divil could th' | docthors pirform an operashun widout. | gist uv th' sargin all becuz | 'C meetaphorically wpakin, Hinnissey, "ua work, vardage and day labor, and a | ish Doo- | wus bay- | me | Mggrivayte yer cooriogity | A - FEBRUARY 5, 1914 : FINANCIAL NATTERS | BIG RAILWAY MERGER CXDER WAY IN BERLIN, a Street Railway, Subway and Omnibus "Companies May Be Consolidated-- "Gosmmercial Notes. | Berlin, Feb. 4.--Berlin {ransporta- tion interests are openly working to { 1nould public opinion in favor of a j merger of the street ruilway, subway | and omnibus compdni Community of interests has already been arr An many instances hy the interch: {of stock, so that the greater Berlin | traflic Combine" is almost in existence: j Outside of the consolidation, will re. { main, however, a few strect car lines | operated by the. municipality and the | state-owned elevated railwgys, and the | financiers also face the possibility that | the aity might exercise its right to { take over the various systems, which it might do in 1920 in the case of the {ulin The municipality is threat | ening to exercise this right, and is al- | so disgussing plans to take possesgion { of the plans which generate electricity for gemeral consumption in Berlin and th' byes in th' cunthry, th' docthors ' H.R.H. THE Two porters, two policemen was not looking as well as he did on General, the Duke of Connaught, arr to enter the York Club, hungry and 1» 'EOF CONNAUGHT AT THE vr Henry Pellatt were on the station in Toronto on a recent visit fro owudy for breakfast. his last visit to Toronto. The newspaper reports said th lits suburba. New Railway Organization. | New York, Feb. 4.--Completo reorg- {amzation of the systein of railroads | onginally knowir us >the" Chica, 0, Rock i1sland<and Pacific lines, inclu ing the | abolition of its two holding companies YORK CLUB. : platform when the Governor: Capital. He is seen here about at his Royal Highness m the AT THE GRAND Martin Harvey in "The Breed of the Treshams." Few actors of our time have creat- ed so diverse and yet so individually vivid a gallery of charaoter-portrais' as stand to the credit of Martin Har- vey When one passes in review some of the living studies w hich are identified with the ai inguished act "Sidney Carton," iatine," . "Relleas,'"" in Maeterlincks' wonde) ful drama-poem, "'Reresby, the Rat," "Boy O'Carroll,' and in the domain of classical and Shakespeariani drama. "OEdipus,' "Hamlet," "Richard 111," and "'P ruchio," it is hard indeed ito realize that so many complete and conflicts! ing 'Personalities can spring into be- Ing from the brain of one man And out of this rich gallery of portraits no figure is more attractive Or more vividly Twwan than "Rfresby the Rat," the devil-may-care lero of John Rutherford's stirring play, "Thé | Breed of the Treshams." The action of the drama takes place in #he stormy days of the Parliamentarian war in seventeenth century England It was a knee full-blooded age when a4 man of resource and courage could find 'plenty of congenial work | for his brain and his sword. In+ the same play Miss N. DeSilva as tie hoy "Batty," the mischevi {SCalnp who attends Reresby ful esquire and scout, has which although the polar opposite of | the gentle "Mimi" in "The Only | Way," has found less firm a place in! the affections of the public. Since | its first production at New castlé-on- | Tyne scme ten years ago "The Breed | The Treshams," has run a most wide: ly popular play which the English stage our time has produced. Mr.. Harvey will present | Breed of the Treshams, at the Grand | {on Friday, February 6th, and "The! {Only Way," Saturday afternoon and evening. et] as faith- i a part} "The ------ | EITHER SAINT OR HUMBUG | Says Dean of Preacher of Gospel in Unalloyed Form London, Feb. 5.--Dean Inge. of St. Paul's cathedral, analyzing som currents of present-day thought in a speech delivered yesterday, - said that the current of social reform had invaded the pulpit for reasons upon { whieh Christians could not | gether congratulate themselves | Many Chri ministers, he { found in politics a welcome refug alto from preaching dogmas which they | je longer believed A man Must | form. { Discussing socialism, he said: "If {such a system of government wa ever possible it could only be as an almost omnipotent bureaucracy, con trolled by men of the Napoleon or J. Pierpont Morgan type Thes. 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Accept np substitute. dull- gentlemen, judging from experience, are apt to demand rather high pay- ment for their services. - A nation S0 organized might be powerful and | prosperous, hut only an certain con- @ have 57 ditions. "Discipline be iron repression and very severe." Speaking on the subject' of the presént revolt against pain, Dean Inge said that everybody felt Chris- tian sympathy with those who per- héd on the Titanic: but surely an of horror that arose from whole people, and the letters were written asking how the be reconciled with it good God, was carrying humantarianism and dread of suf- ring and death to an eXtent much far and too unmanly he that belief Condition of Siv George W. Ross is improved. The vent of a grandson to perpetuate name helped The child was born to Sir George's son, Dr. G. W Ross, Toronto, early, Wednesday morn ing. The condition of Sir James Whitney continues to improve. ad- hi some. Ask Your Doctor And why not? Yet some people act as if a medicine could take the place of a doctor! The best medicine in the world cannot do this. Have a family doctor, consult him frequently. If we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and celds, we would not offer it to you. ™yoard.CAverce.. run-; | cies at -- EE ------ | known as the Rock Island tompany of FOR LIBERALS' WAR CHEST |New Jersey, and the Chicago, Rock ls - | land and Pacific company, of Coma Revolting Methods of Buying and!» likely to be announced in the near Selling Titles | future, . Loudon, Feb. 5.--The frst number | Confidence Has Returned of the Candid Review, a new guar- | 4 oo Feb : di wl terly brought out by Thomas Gibson |. Oondon. s 4.--Leac ing financial Sowles, ox-M.P., makes an attack on } nia press the belief that con the method of replenishing the liber if ence. 8a sbaent from the stock al party coffers by the trafic in hop- | Markets, is retur is 9 stay. toi's Yars It "Ong. person. it is | The Financial Times anys that it' is | * ox : "| periec sale to predict that, ii quo- declared, £50,000 to the party |PCicohy : a. q bg and sibscquently \vas made. & | tations on high class stocks continue ban t Ano} ' *150 000 (| to improve, buying in the course of jJaronel, ~Suobier £150,000, 7 ive will spread to other sections. another £200,000, another | Congols are now at 78; it is dificult . . R rake 3 i . » , £400,000 for peerages. . Brokers: in {to believe that only a month ago con- {the city, we are told, have gone sols were 71. about looking for buvers of baronet- | +p» ok vas' of ov rowing. £4,000 and £6,000 to be lodg- a diection rors -- to at a bank in two names, with ling sixty to ninety per cent, of the ten per cent. commission to be the [past néw issues. To-day loans continue first introducer of a customer." to be covered several times over. says: gave gave and ' yét ed Stork Worked Overtime PN Minimum Bid, $31,000,000. Roebling, N. J., Feb. 5.--The moad | St Louis, Feb. 4.--The sale of the town established here by "the John | Wabash, Railroad at foreclosure was A. Roebling's Sons company glowed | uuthorized to-day by Elmer B. Adams with just pride a few years ago when | United States Cirenit Judge, who is t gained a naifonal reputation hy |directéd that no bids for the property {#ts record birth rate, but' now it |lower than $34,000,000 be accepted and | knows it'must pay the price of many |that ' the sale be made without ap- i children, for the Roebling company | praisement. | hes' announced its intention 6f no! longer paving the expence of the town | Pennsylvania Bquipment Order. school. 2b Mi PHIEQCIPHTA, Feb 4---The- Penp= syvlyania railroad as placed an or + er at its Junita shops in Altoona for 34 locomotives, 50 all-steel pas 'senger coaches and 1,000 box cars. The order is to be filled the present year. The freight cars will have steel frames. Time was when the company was willing to educate all the children of !Roeb' ing, but there are so many pow that t has become too vast a re- sponsibility, as the company indicat- |eded in its nciification®to the town- {ship Board of Education. For Conservation of Radium { Washington, Feb. 5.--Chairman Fos- ter, of the house committee on mines, favorably reported to' the house: the revised administration bill for the i conservation of radium.' It proposes New Bound Company. Toronto, Feb. 4.--Canada Bond corporation, with an authorized cap- ital of $2,000,000, bave opened offices at 59 Yonge street, Toronto, want and mtinlcipal Bonds, ete . © PAGES TU 12° K. George a. Whyte is president and Sir W ent ------ It is reported: from: London that the Chinese government will soon iiegotiate with the five power group for a loan of $125,000,000. Electrification at Chicago. Forty railroads entering Chicago have joined in planning a vast co- operative system of eleetric motiva power for passenger -and freight transportation -in Chicago and the industrial zone surrounding it. Financial Notes, It is announced that the National Brick company will again start ops erating the Laprairie plant about February 14. 2 t The Grand Trunk contemplates the issuing of twelve "million dot- lars of debenture stock for 'gener. al pumpeses." The Canadian Seatler Pipe & Clay Products cowvany of Hamilton, has \ capital of $150,000 to make pipe and 'brick, The Globe and Rutgers Fire In- surance company of Now York will shortly apen an office iv Montréal and will establish "branches in all the leading centres threnghout Can- ada. The Grapefruit. Produets company, Watertown, N, Y., is senelcting ne gotiations whereby * Tt IS "expected that within thé next few weeks the company will 'secure the lease of tuarters here to be usad as a manu. 'acturing plant.' Tt is probable that "me of the plants formerly vsed by he H. H. Babcock company will be secured. The fedéral: government has. decided to take action in the Manitoba courts to invalidate the surrender in 1908 of the St. Peter's Indian ' reserve, near Selkirk. : 3 Henry Dart, * Toronto, jumped bail for $1,000 furnished by his wife, and was arrested in Chatham for passing bogus chogues. i We Offer ONTARIO TOWNSHIP DEBENTURES TO YIELD 5 1-2 per cent. - ONTARIO TOWN . DEBENTURES TO YIELD cent. 7 3:¢ per cent. WRITE FOR LIST Brent, Nexon & Co. 2 3 : d purchase and sale of govern- the leasing of Carnetite lands in the for the purcha = west for mining under government re- gulations and the establishment of a federal radium reducing plant. A Record Season Ildmonton, Feb. 5.--The live trade during the vear 1913 in Cem- tral Alberta was the greatest since the country's settlement. Prices were the highest in its history and the production of dairy products far ex- ceeds any previous season. stock During a re-play of soccer cup ties in London, Fng.. on Wednesday aiter- noon, a wall collapsed, burying many of the spectators. .The game was stopped just after half time, Mr. and: Mrs. F.. R. Oliver family, of Sidney township, where they have regided for over thirty- eight years. Nave removed to Prince Edward county F. R. Gilbert "has bought the Mitt HI, a last year's gold eup racer de signed by Crane, from My. HWavden, present low prices which are Lindsay Brockville, Exeter, London, Victoria, Orillia, and § 86.88 BROCK of Alexandria Bay MUNICIPAL BONDS OFFERIN ee ---------------------- P Mo . : -- = Subject to previous sale or advanoe in price. We cannot offer the wide selection of high grade municipal bonds which we offered a few: weeks-ago, but we still have some very attractive issues. We advise that you take immediate advantage of the lowest in many years. G Sudbury, Calgary. St. Boniface, Woodstock, : Medicine Hat, F. B. McCURDY & CO. JHONE 122 Members Montreal Stock Exchenge. =: H. W. NELLES, Manager. : P-- 1 Mut Should Have Been Sh Er ---- Poor MutT! HE'S STIL SNGoT Him ToDAY. Poor THU GO GEY A BUNCH PRISON AND I GUESS THEIL FLOWERS AND TAKE YHEM TS HIM Yo crEER Him UP. Lota, GUY oF f { How { our \ J { { { i ot For This Only SHUS Hep-H-N- A SECRET Bur TRUST You {irre \ HN \ Hh | You Gey | 7 "7 ---- Pr ---- a ---- re yb -- WELL 1 WAL tM My = $ | CELL LAST NIGHT AMD = | gust as They wERR ASauT | | te audor ME, 1 GOT THE DH - x rr ¥ ges) (SMEASLES AN [5 7) By "Bud" Fisher