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Newmarket Era , July 22, 1904, p. 4

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A I Oaf Food dont and cant if your toak Ml Ordinarily into it tad what it to riens of a weak filter eating fit of ner- tad disagreeable tew with for tad tried remedy I that medietas highly lor good I take It In tad fill and would not without A- Hoods and vVrrv V Dearie is k GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY LEAVE NEWMARKET am Dally for Wharf connecting with boats for on Lakes North Bay am Daily except Sunday for Wharf pm Daily for stay HuntsviHe North Bay and points in the Canadian NorthWest pm Daily except Sunday for Allandale Collins- wood and ARRIVE NEWMARKET am Daily from North Bay Hunteville Wharf and am Daily except Sunday from Collinrwood and Daily from points in Cana dian NorthWest North Bay Huntsville Orillia and Bar pm Daily except Sunday from Meaford Bar and Metropolitan Co TORONTO AND NEWMARKET A days ago the leader of Opposition in the Cpmmons Mr Bor den introduced a resolution declaring in favor of certain modifications to the Audit Act so as to retain the services of AuditorGeneral He says there might be differ ences of opinion as to whether Mr had exercised his author ity in a reasonable or unreasonable spirit but no one could doubt bis impartiality The Finance Minister replied and so- convincing was his remarks that the above resolution was defeated without a division Hon Mr Fielding said there were no new conditions in national financing calling for an amendment Of the Au dit Act neither was their lack authority for Mr Macdougall to make a thorough audit of the public ac counts If he wanted more authority it was to enable him to travel be yond his sphere Hon Mr Fielding then pointed out to the House that the essence of tbe proposed amendment was that final control of a public expenditure should be taken from Parliament and handed over to the Exchequer Court This simply meant a reversal of the principals of constitutional usage- something which couM not be serious- entertained Proceeding on the Hon Minister said as Sir John A used to contend it was far better than Parliament should have the right even to do wrong than that the principal of Ministerial and Parliamentary responsibility should be upset With this contention we believe the country generally will be in accord Both Government and Parliament must be held responsible to the electorate and no pretext must be set up as a blind to cover retreat for abuse of constitutional usage A mere officer of Parliament it Vitas Dance TREATED THROUGH THE BLOOD AND NERVES of the Worst Caeca on Cured Through of Dr Pink Pills Record I Word comes from Ottawa to the eflecfe thatthe Government plates changing the inland revenue act in such manner as will defeat the ends of the tobacco monopoly St Vitus La a nervous dis use afflicting children There are a number of it may bo detected such as a twitching of of the fuoe hands jar a jerky motion of arms a trembling or a dragging of the lees irritability and restlessness St Vitus is caused by disor dered nerves and Wood that la why it Is cured by Dr Pill The pills fill veins with pure rich rod blood which in turn soothe and brace tho nerve The managers of he Fort William and Port Arthur Fall Exhibition have invited Hon J Davis to open their Fair on the of September next Fort William and Port Ar thur have arranged the location a site for the fair midway between twin CO to as W S3 ftti rf v CO to CO 8 as 1 rf not be allowed to control the action of Administration responsi ble to both parliament and the peo ple Tpoetion Engine Damages o CO 0 ra Excursion Rates every Saturday afternoon f PROMPTLY SECURED Write for our mi How you wtA41t4 eu4 ft or of your or Improve meet will tell whether wUnUKt uve beta by We fully In Montreal ly secure ft Ma- chtrrt ewpfteri Ihrojhoat the MARION and Solicitor Mtut To Dressmakers to rent free of For apply to A A quantity of Wire for purpose by fire Write for to P Co St To ronto- There seems be some differences of opinion between municipal men and owners traction engines as to liability re bridges Here is the law on the subject Subsection of section cap provides that before it shall be lawful to run such engines that is traction engines over any highway whereon no tolls are levied it shall be the duty of the person or persons proposing to run the same to strengthen at his or their own ex pense all bridges and culverts to be crossed by such engines and to keep the same in repair so long as tbe highway is so used Subsection of this section provides that the cost of such repairs shall be borne by the owners of different engines in proportion to the number of engines run over such bridges or culverts In the foregoing law was amended by providing that it should not apply to engines used for threshing purposes or for machinery in construction of roadways hast session a further amendment was made to the effect that only owners of engines less than eight tons in weight are free from responsibility of the provision 1V7 but the following provision is also added Provided however thai before crossing such bridge or culvert it shall he the duty of the person or persons proposing to run any engine or machinery men tioned in any of the subsections of this section to lay down on such bridge or culvert planks of such suffi cient width and thickness as may be necessary to fully protect the flooring or surface of such bridge or culvert from any injury that might other wise result thereto front the contact of the wheels of such engine or ma chinery and in default thereof the person in charge or his employer if any shall be liable to the municipal ity for all damage resulting to the flooring or surface of such or culvert as aforesaid Where borne mistake is made in interpreting the foregoing legislation Is that owners of engines think that they arc not liable unless the engine weighs eight tons The planking of all bridges and culverts no matter what the weight of the engine is made a necessity making well Mrs Lurf- raan telle how Dr Williams Pink Pills cured tier daughter I do not think It that anyone could be afflicted with a form of St dance than that which attacked my daughter- Hermanns and leg would twitch and her facewai drawn and finally left hide became numb thoug rviralysed Her became Indistinct and she could neither tand or sit down Two attended her but her mo benefit The last doctor who attend told me sho would never gel better It was at this discouraging time we decided to her Dr Wil liams Pink Pills After taking two we could see an Improvement sleep better and the spasms vpre Isa From that on sho crew better and after using or boxes as strong and a girl oh you will find and she oof had least of the trouble since- Or Pink Pills tho direst cure for St Vlttid dance rrln neuralgia nervous exhaus tion and all the nervous of men women and children But you must get the genuine with the mil name Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peopleon the wrapper around every box Sold by all med icine dealers or ent paid at cents a box or six boxes for by writing tne Dr Williams Medicine Co ooo demise of J Mcintosh tor is announced The sad event occurred on the of July Deceased represented from till 1894 in the Quebec Legislature He was elected in the Conservative interest as member for in the Commons on the death of the late Hon Ives It is pretty well understood in well informed circles that tbe Domin ion Government has practically decid ed on the site in Renfrew County for the Military camp officers have carefully examin ed the locality and are delighted with the site proposed as they think it admirably adopted for the purpose From what has been made public it is evident the Post Office Department has decided to abolish the system of automobile delivery of mails in To ronto It is understood that when the machines now in use are render ed useless they will not be replaced As already intimated through these columns they will be replaced by pneumatic tubes Taking advantage of Hon TV and Sir visit to Toronto last week from the Lumbermens Association of Ontario waited on them an changes in the on lumber im ported from the United States They asked that the duty of per thou sand placed on lumber by the United Stairs should be also imposed by Canada The surveyors ran another line through last week John Patterson a Swede em ployed in the city quarry Winnipeg was caught in one of crushers and killed Hilton Manitoba was visited with a severe wind and rain storm last Friday Roofs were carried off several buildings j David Jones who fell from his train near Broad view Man the other day died at Brandon ONE OP THE VILEST DISEASES Is catarrh which first attacks the noee and throat and anally spreads all through the system The one sure cure fragrant healing Catarrh- ozone which sent by the air you breathe direct to seat of trouble Mr Y Yar mouth suffered for years from Ca tarrh and says In my long experi ence with this loathsome disease I never uced any remedy that relieved and cured promptly as When my nostrils were go stufled op that I could not breathe I found a few Inhalations of was sufficient to clear away tbe mucous I am perfectly cured by and free from the entirely Use only Complete outfit trial size -v0O9- July One of the best exhibitions of lacrosse seen in Mea ford for some time was played here today between Bradford and Meaford District No J CLA Bradford win ning by a score of to The game was fast and clean from start to finish very few men being penalized for rough play- Meafords team was greatly weakened by two of their men being badly injured In practice and were consequently in poor con dition for the game Bradfords team was in better condition and strong although nearly roan- aged to tic the score Discussing the twocent per mile passenger rate issue recently the To ronto World observed The twocent rate is in accordance with justice arid common sense and will soon win over all reasonable and fairminded people Then will come the gang of camp- followers who are now opposing the movement but who worship success and who never fail to run over to the winning side Evidently our tern must have had in mind the sud den change of front of the Conserva tive leader at Ottawa on the public- ownership hatchery of the for East York It must be comfortable breakfast reading to the Opposition leader and his more immediate and trusted followers to have the party junior organ tell them that they are a gang of to Worship success Wonder how Mr enjoys the pic ture Grand Display at St Louis Leaving out California Canada quite holds her own among Wie states and countries of America in her fruit display at the Worlds Fair Even with California included when real domestic value is considered there is no exhibit in the horticultur al pavilion that compares with that of Canada Oranges are beautiful to look at and luscious to eat but they can never take the place in household economy that the apple will and foe apples of high quality am almost endless variety Canada stands match less In her display of apples alone Can ada is showing ninetyfour varieties in their natural state just taken from cold storage In addition to this fully fifty varieties are shown bottles preserved in liquid com pounds The average visitor ex presses surprise even at this apple display but when he is confronted with from forty to fifty varieties of choice pears an equal number varieties of plums seventy kinds of grapes cherries in endless Variety and to cap all a long list of the choicest peaches he lifts his brows in astonishment and asks Does all this fruit grow in Canada In the smaller fruit Canada is equally well to the front Her ex hibit in this line comprises eighty jars of strawberries sixty ol red white and black raspberries an equal number of red white and black cur rants thirty gooseberries a dozen of cranberries twentyfive crab- apples and a great variety of wild fruits Intermixed with all this fruit are jars of preserved rhubarb twenty varieties of tomatoes golden wax beans green peas green and white cucumbers and almost every thing that enters into household consumption in the way of fruit and vegetables This varied collection so artistically arranged as it is is attracting much attention and pro voking no little astonishment in the of visitors who have heard of the emigration of Western American settlers in Canada or the Canada boom as they call it and are anx ious to learn what Canada can have in the way of fruits Conspicuous among the apples in their natural state may be mentioned the famous northern spy the of the St Lawrence river dis tricts the beautiful Mcintosh red and the Baxter of La Rue all natives of what the Americans are pleased to call French Canada Another at tractive feature of the apple riisplay is the very pretty yellow transparent Mid the Duchess of Aldenbury two early varieties of Russian origin and a later native of Canada called the Longevity from its longkeeping qualities Among the smaller fruits the monster gooseberries are receiving their full share of attention J The Trent Valley On a vote of for the Trent Valley Canal in the House of Com mons last Friday Mr said it would cost about six million dollars more to complete the canal On the seventeen and a half miles at the Lake Ontario end the cost would be about four million dollars and on the Georgian Bay end of thirteen miles about one and a naif millions There was now miles of contin uous navigation on the canal This Mexican A calculation was for a route by way Alaska Oil the Severn River DOUGLAS STOCKS Viznaga cts Oil of Mr Lennox said the Transporta tion was considering the route by Kempenfeldt Bay to Georgian Bay somewhere in the vicinit of He urged the advisability of getting a report upon this in ad vance of the general report of the commission Mr Haggart asked whether the Trenton or Port Hope route to lake Ontario was to be adopted Sir William replied in a lengthy speech and devoted his at tention to a declaration of value of the work to the country He did not know which route would be adopted but after a decision the work would bo pushed rapidly to completion Mr Haggart ridiculed the Govern ment for the credit they took to themselves for pushing the work Mid West Osage Petroleum San David 8500 Refinery Can Osage Pet 7 Subject to prior sale we will fill your orders for any number states desired and have stock transferred into your name Send your orders to Investment Exchange Co Spec tator H Hamilton Can IN THE SURROGATE COUP OF THE BOUNTY OF YORK In the Matter of the ESTATE OP JOHN HIRST William It A of who baa finished a of the A baa appointed of Agricultural Department of Government of Orange River left for Africa He is twenty yeare old WHY DO WOMEN SUFFER Such pain try torture a of wbion fails to a few drop of In cure or flick palpitation you feel better be beaten for juicily cur- lag aad bowel trouble kept In borne Its to for pain and Cor Sold in Urge YOU MAY HANK TROUBLE According to a recent press de spatch from Ottawa we learn that trouble has arisen between the Do minion fisheries authorities and the provincial fisheries department of Quebec over the issue of licenses for cod and other fishing on Mecca tin a Island on the Labrador coast and the cruiser has been despatched by the Hon Mr laine to protect the federal inter ests It seems that the Quebec ister recently issued to a Nova Sco tia firm exclusive rights for these wa ters although Dominion licenses were already in existence for I he same dis trict The occurrence of this dis pute is hut one more argument in favor of an agreement that will clear up the jurisdiction of the Dominion and the provinces over the fisheries which has been an open question ever since the judgment of the Privy Coun cil was announced some five years ago It was recently stated that the governments had agreed io bit rate this issue but the provincial dele gates left Ottawa without any agreement in this connection being definitely consummated Instead of repelling Indications arc more- than apparent of the attractive power the present Federal Govern ment at Ottawa A recent illustra tion of ft fact Ih furnished by the declaration of Hon John who stands today as tho oldest mem ber of the House of Commons and the youngest liberal In public life It is now forty years nince he first en tered a Legislature that would be two years before Sir Richard became a member of old parliament of Upper and Lower Can ada As the Clinton New Era puts it the caused Mr to leave the Conservative party just as the arc the cause of Mr Point MP for Richmond leaving the party joining the Liberals There Is one thing about Hon John lie icver played the hypocrite Men knew where to find him his reputation at Ottawa notwithstand ing nornc Conservative prints Indirect ly bint that he likes to be on side of Che loaves and fishcH He is Liberate today and they TO CURE NESS Use Dr Hamiltons Man drake and Butternut cleanse and bowels assist the liver in removing bile and cure thor oughly Use only Dr Hamiltons Pills Price Burglars entered the GrandTrunk station Belleville on Wednesday night and ransacked the ticket office but only got fifty cents in coppers Minn July Four hun dred thousand dollars worth of pro perty was destroyed today at the docks and warehouses of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Rail road Company and one man a cook named Geo Smith of the tug Ab bott was drowned in an attempt to make his escape from the boat as the flames swept over it from the docks It was the most disastrous fire in in years If your back aches and you from dragging It la an evidence of diseased kidneys Get at and tae It regularly kidney ipA better at once I was a great with my kidneys year of hut got quick from My trouble by pain in trie- back dull heavy feeling I recovered using a few bores of which has given me more strength and better health than I ever had before I can a fear of bin political In at all I We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward or any case of Catarrh cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure J Cheney Co Props Toledo We the uuderslgned have known J Cheney for the last years and him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West A Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Klnnan A Marvin Wholes Druggists Toledo Halls Catarrh Cure la taken Inter nally acMog directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best Winnipeg building permits for tho season to date total They will likely reach Thirtythree thousand dollars has already been contributed to King memorial fund of the Manitoba Col lege Kind You Have was said by the Ministerial speakers about the fact that the scheme was initiated by him Mr made the following explanation of the comparative cost and usefulness of the hydraulic lift lock at Peterborough and ordinary locks It would take five ordinary locks to overcome the level overcome by the lift lock Tho five would cost One Hydraulic lock cost The cost of maintenance of the five ordinary locks would be against for the lift lock A vessel going through the five ordinary locks would take an hour and a half but If two vessels met one would go through in an hour and a half and the other would take three hours In the lift lock two vessels could pass by in twelve min utes The annual cost of repairs on I he five ordinary locks was and the estimated annual repairs for the lift lock was If the Having in wages and repairs were capitalized It would make considerably more than his if deducted from cost of the lift lock would make its cost very little more than that of the five ordinary locks In answer to Mr Mr merson said the Lake end would be completed in about a year 200 Lives in a Flood Manila July Acloudburst ov er the hills northeast or Manila caus ed a flood which has destroyed San Juan Two hundred lives were lost Government Orjanetrship London July It Is stated that the Government will bring in a bill making wireless telegraphy through out the United Kingdom a govern ment monopoly The offi cials have been experimenting with a new system of their own oo- and Boy Killed July About oclock this morning a steam pipe in the Box Cos mill burnt badly scalding Mclean late of Scotia the engineer In charge report of the explosion frightened a cart horse which was standing near by The horse ran away killing Joseph a boy of about 10 years of age The other day when the Peterborough lift lock was opened not one of North farmer deceased NOTICE Is hereby given pursuitt to Chap Sec and amending Acts that all having claims against the estate the said John Hirst who died on or about the 25th day of May are required to send by post prepaid or deliver to tho Executrix or on or the first day of August 1904 their names addresses and de scriptions and a full statement particulars of their claim and ture and security If any held them duly certified and that the said day the executors will pro ceed to distribute the assets of tba estate among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to tte claims of which they shall then have notice Dated this day of June SOPHIA HIRST Keswick WILLIAM MAHONIOY Keswick PO Executrix and Executor T LLOYD Solicitor for Estate NOTI TOWN OF NEWMARKET Boars the Signature of la hereby given to All Br- Law to clone that u between lota and on the Prospect Street In the of according to Plan No in weal ward the west full depth of will the Municipal of Town of Newmarket at on Monday Day of August AH persona affected by the proposed notified to be present at the place either or by to any objections r to of Signed J K For the Great WASHER Write Circular TORONTO CATTLE Tho wages of cotton oper atives in Fall River were reduced per cent a Strayed from the premises of undersigned about the last of Nay Head of Young Cattle each log a out of left ear One Spotted Steer old One Light Roan Heifer Two Red Heifers yearlings One Spotted Heifer old Information leading to their will be suitably rewarded EL1HU HAM Orchard Pine r

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