Newmarket Era , March 27, 1903, p. 4

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THE NEWMARKET FRIDAY Ancient Foe So and tipping la ever time It bunches in the the skin inflames the rancour waste the muscles the bone reduces the poorer resistance to disease and the lor recovery d develops into con- Sumption Tiro of my children bad KrofaU kept to for three Ointment and medicine did no good Rood the tore to SeSldren hire How On foods trill you it radically and per- rid The Protest Spring On Monday last a petition was fil ed Hall Toronto the election Hon 1 Davis the North of York to the On tario Legislature The formal charges of bribery- treating intimi dation etc are made also that there were hired agents of Mr Davis taking part in the election who within the previous eight years bad been guilty of corrupt practices and the petitioners ask for the disquali fication of the Hon Commissioner of Crown Lands although no specific personal charges are set forth in the petition The Blood Needs Attention at This Season Purgatives should be Avoided Railway Commission GOVERNMENTS PROPOSAL In the on Fri day last Hon Mr Blair introduced Spring is the season when your the Governments Railway system needs toning up In the sion Bill foreshadowed in the Speech spring you must have new blood just Throne and gave a running as the trees must have new sap With new blood you will feel on Us scope and happy and healthy Many people In its general outline it purgatives in spring but this is isbes the Railway Committee of the a serious mistake as the tendency Council as at present existing all purgatives is to j aDi substitutes therefor a Railway the system The one and only sure Commission should be of three or five members To bur mind we join with those who favor the larger number and would select a presentativc man from each the following classes viz railway legal mercantile manufacturing and agri culturaland within the range of these classes the technical and prac tical along railway lines could be more or less secured In any event the bill is a distinct advance over present conditions Assembly Notes LEGAL J Robertson K Public Street Newmarket to Loa op good Farm security Birrftter Solicitor Notary Public etc Loan at Office DIvIflon Court Building- Newmar ket Ontario P 3 door South flee Newmarket Herbert Lennox Aurora will also beat Newmarket on Saturday and Solicit or J Bow Co Banker end Ontario Bank- Aurora At Barrister Block if Loan A I DENTIST Over Toronto Jobbing House w3ati9fRCtloQuarantee3 INSURANCE J A for ml Honor to Loan interest at Current Rates A R Ramsay Fire Insurance on Farm and Town Property Over Tin Shop Newmarket Metropolitan Co TORONTO Disputes Sir William bill to aid in the settlement of disputes on rail ways presented to Parliament this session appears to be received with considerable favor both by the Com mons and the parties interested The Globes- Ottawa Correspondent thus summarizes the measure as to its scope and powers conferred provides for a reference of dis putes between railway employers and employees to a committee of concili ation mediation and investigation and in the event of such committee being unable to affect an amicable settlement to a board of arbitrators The conciliation committee is to be composed of three members one to be chosen by the company one by the employees and a third by the par ties to the difference The concilia tion committee may act as arbitra tors but in the event of objection be ing taken to this course new repre sentatives on the board of arbitra tors shall be appointed in the same manner as the committee of concilia tion were chosen No court of tire Dominion or of any Province or ter ritory is to have any power or juris diction to recognize or enforce or to receive in evidence any report of the board of arbitrators or committee of conciliation or any testimony or any proceedings before the said hoard or committee as against any party or person or for any purpose whatso ever except in case of prosecution for perjury Where the difference which is being inquired into aitecte a class of employees it shall not be neces sary for them all to take part in the inquiry but they may be repre sented by some of their number on ly agents other than counsel or solic itor Liquor Licenses Report new blood and new strength is to take Dr Williams Pink Pills They actually make new rich red blood they are the great est spring tonic in the wotfld Dr Williams Pink Pills speedily banish all spring ailments Miss Belle White Mills says I have found Dr Williams Pink Pills a splendid spring medicine I and generally such was very much run down the exertion exhausted me and I had a constant feeling of languor and slug gishness My appetite failed me and my sleep at night was disturbed and restless After I the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills there was a speedy change for the better and al ter taking a few boxes I felt stTODg- than I had done for years You can get Dr Williams Pink Pills from any dealer in medicine or by mail postpaid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for by writing di rect to the Dr Williams Medicine Co Do not let any dealer persuade you to take a substitute Substitutes never cured anyone the genuine pills have cured hundreds of thousands in all parts of the world 0- as CO CD to CO CO CO CO o in to 0 33 a ft S to 5s VI to a 0 a Rate every wid Saturday Afternoon a GRAND TRUNK TABLE Is ioooo AT TUB ERA The annual report the Li cense Branch of the Provincial Sec retarys Department is at hand this week from which we learn that the number of ordinary tavern licenses in the Province during the past three years were as follows In In In 2577 Shop licenser for the same years respectively were and The number of beer and wine licenses are also given at 13 and for the years respectively The same schedule shows the revenue de rived by the Province from licenses and fines as follows For l9yiwrt For For 11012 The total collected on account of licenses and fines including the sums imposed by municipal laws is thus given The number of persons committed for drunkenness from 1887 to inclusive shows an increase the yearly conmiitmentfl from to 1W inclusive numbered The total proportion of duties for Provincial licenses fees for transfers and removals and tines from York paid into the Provincial Trea sury for the past three years is stated J8931900 1690 Schedule K gives the expenditure in the various licence of the Province for Printing advertising constables witnessed counsel detectives etc etc In this license district for the foregoing three years the sum named for these varied miscellaneous expenses is In 1902 this license district had 29 ordinary licenses and one beer wine license also one shop license St Joseph Mo March The heaviest snowstorm of the year began here yesterday and railway traffic Is greatly impeded Kan as City Mo March Fol lowing a drop in the temperature one of the heaviest snowstorms of the year in progress here The British Telegraph Service An incident in the British House of Commons the other day directs attention to the fact that public own ership of large franchises is not al ways a guarantee of their profitable operation On the occasion in ques tion Air Henniker Heaton Conser vative in the House Commons drew attention to the annual loss of in the telegraph lines ag gregating since the Gov ernment took over the lines and ask ed how the Government proposed to remedy this Mr Michael HicksBeach the Chan cellor of the Exchequer admitted the correctness of the figures The rea son for the loss was that the public was more eager for rapid communi cation than the revenue warranted Unproductive extensions must be dis couraged Mr also asked if the Government was prepared to lease the telegraph lines to a private company To this question the Chan cellor did not reply Gait Reformer RINGING IN TUB EARS This is an unfailing sign of catarrh and if not checked will ultimately re sult in deafness The simplest rem edy is which if inhaled a few times dally prevents the ca tarrhal condition from spreading quickly stops the ring ing in the ears head noises gives permanent relief to catarrhal deaf ness For Catarrh in any part of the system Bronchitis Asthma Lung or Throat Troubles is a specific and is guaranteed to permanently cure or your money back Large size trial size 25c Druggists of Poison Co Kingston Dr Hamiltons Pills cure Constipa tion Between Saturday and Monday over four thousand settlers onehalf of whom are and some former settlers who went to the United States arrived at Winnipeg It is reported that several boys serving sentence at Reform atory have run away lately and the Superintendent has recommended to Inspector that a number of the larger boys who have been stir ring up mischief should be transfer red to Central Prison The la bald to have been caused by the rumor of changing this building to an asylum and present prisoners sent to the Central Prison and to complete their terms The readers of this paper wilt be pleaded to that there is least one dreded thai science hay been able to cure in all its stages and that la Catarrh Halts Catarrh Cure in the only positive cure known to the medical CaUuxh being a coasUtuttonal disease re quire a constitutional treatment Catarrh Cure is taken Internal acting directly upon the blood and surfaces of the system there by destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the fcvength by building up the constitu tion and agisting nature fa doing work The proprietors have much faith in curative powers that they offer One Hundred DoUaro for any caw that it fails to Send for list Address J CHENEY Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists Halls Family are the beat Commission with powers indepen dent of the Government and of Par liament in so far as relates to the exercise of its control of the opera tion railways especially in regard to rates manner of equipment of trains railway crossings protection to the public against unfair as have hitherto been exercised by the Railway Committee of the Privy Council Discussing this feature of the mea sure Hon Mr Blair said provision had been made to strengthen the hands of the Commission with larger powers than is given by any other countries having commissions so as to enable them to exercise a salutary and restraining influence by its ex ecutive authority Referring to the number of mem bers to compose the commission court the Minister of Railways said that personally he had a preference for three but proposed leaving that point for future determination three or five In regard to the tenure of office the bill proposes ten years members being eligible for reap pointment An age limit beyond which a commissioner couM not hold office is also fixed The bill how ever- also provides that for cause any member of the Commission may be re moved by the GovernorGeneral in Council Mr Blair next explained that the Bill provides that a majority of the board has power to decide any ques tion within its purview and ono member may act provided that the matter with which he is dealing is not contentious For the present the question of salary Is left in abeyance With the undesirable results arising from the operations of a commission in the United States Hon Mr Blair proposes in this hill to make the commission the absolute judge of law and facts subject to the Gov ernor in Council except as to Ques tions which it is of course impossi ble to limit or restrict in any way subject to the submission of a case to the Supreme Court With regard to the rates and tolls the bill makes ample provision against undue preferences Clauses are introduced relating to the long and short haul and shippers and those who use railways are adequate ly protected in the enjoyment of their rights so that all persons shall have equal privileges Questions of thru traffic uniformity of rates and class ification and also from foreign countries are all dealt with and ihe clauses relating thereto have been drawn up after consultation with men of long on both sides of the conflicting interests involved Government railways are not subject to the control of the Commission Referring to the classification of freight Hon Mr Blair explained that the freight tariff would be divid ed into three sections viz special and competitive The sched ule of tarifi as the law stands at present emanates the Railway Committee and appro by the Gov ernor in Council hut after all It is only a maximum tariff In practice it Is always in excess of the tariff actually charged This will be changed under a Commission The companies may propose their tariff but the board may say We will not approve of such a tarifl Further more the bill gives power to the Board to prescribe what the tarilt shall be Special and competitive tariffs may be amended by the rail ways but the Board has power to disallow the same Notice must he given when companies raise or lower their rates Tramways or canals aro not placed under the control of the Commission and in all decisions relating to rail ways and grievances complained of there would always be an appeal from the Commission to the eral in Council As to the composition the Board Mr Blair said that the great est care would be exercised In select ing its members He Indicated it would probably consist of a man of large legal experience and familiar with railway matters another with technical railway knowledge and a third representative of the farming and other commercial Interests of the country The bill does not deal wit railway strikes that interest being dealt with by the measure pro posed by the PostmasterGeneral The foregoing embraces the main features of the measure proposed by the Minister of Railways as glean ed from his reported speech on intro ducing the same It seems to be broad and comprehensive but it Is open to question as to whether the nit A statement is made public on the authority of Hon At torney General of New Brunswick that the management of the has quite decided to make their win ter port in the lower provinces and that the announcement will be made formally during this session Par liament It is further rumored about Ottawa that the Railway Co was given to understand that Parlia ment would not assist their trans continental line so long as its sea port traffic was to Portland Referring to the new Militia Bill which the Hon Minister of Militia will introduce in Parliament this ses sion the Globes Ottawa correspon dent says It will provide for an in crease in the permanent corps and also give power or the appointment of a Canadian officer to command the militia force If this power is grant and should ever be taken advan tage of it would probably be accom panied by the appointment of an Im perial officer as chief of staff or some such oflice Application for incorporation has been made by the Loughborough Kail- way Co to build a road from the northeast end of Lake to a point on or near tho Kingston and Pembroke Railway and to be oper ated by steam or electricity During speech in the House last week on the ey charges he reported as having observed It was an unfortunate fact that the previous member for North Toronto had become so close ly associated with the Government that he had not been above suspicion of having done well according to the standpoint of bis constitu ents Whereupon Mr ter also Conservative wrote to him stating tfcat if he would make the above charge outside the House where he would not be protected by privilege accusing him of any impro per connection in pulp deals either with the Government or any other person he would give him an early opportunity of proving allegation Mr told the member for North Toronto that he had made a mean insinuation 90O J Paid up Capital Rest Total Assets over Head Office- Woe Toronto BRANCHES Clinton Exeter Ha Ottawa Pextb Toronto aveiooV Morkhant Catharine Montreal- Button PO Montreal West End Br Mount Albert Waterloo P ADVANTAGES OP Savings Bank Department Intercut allowed from of deposit may be Issued Interest la paid year You aro not Obliged to deposit or draw money on the flrat or last at any oo the may do or either According to a special London ca ble to the Telegram it has been de finitely settled that Lord party of British members of parlia ment who are to visit Canada will leave there the latter part of August Sir Oliver Lieutenant Gover nor of Ontario and Premier Parent of Quebec have written Lord assuring him of a hearty welcome to British Dominions beyond the seas The proposed visit has met with the entire approval of the Duke of Ar- gyle Lord Aberdeen and Lord ion Carelessness A successful business man said that there were two things which he learn ed when he was eighteen and which were ever afterward of great use to him namely Never lose anything and never forget anything The story of this lesson is printed in the Country Gentleman An old lawyer sent the young man with an important paper giving him definite instructions what to do with it But inquired the young man suppose that I should happen to lose it what shall I do then You must not lose it said the lawyer frowning dont mean to said the young man but suppose I should hap pen to But I say you must not happen to I shall make no provision for such an occurrence You must not lose it put a new train of thought in- to the young mans mind and he found that if he was determined to do a thing he could do it He made such a provision against con tingency that he never lost anything He found this equally true about forgetting If a certain matter of importance was to be remembered be pinned it down on his mind fastened it there and made it stay He used to declare When a man tells me he forgot to do something I tell him he might as well have said I did not enough about your business of It again 1 once had an intelligent young man in my employ who deemed it a sufficient excuse for having neglected an important task to say I for got I told him that would not answer if he was inter ested he would be careful to press report that a most It was because he did not care Immoral plays and managers of theatres where such kind of entertain- meats are given arc to be made lia ble to indictment The Minister of Justice has introduced a bill to amend the Criminal which pro vides that the owner lessee or man ager of a theatre in which indecent or immoral plays are exhibited shall be liable to one years imprisonment or a fine of or both Actors or assistants are also made liable to three months imprisonment or a fine or both A similar penalty is set for any person appearing in an indecent costume These regulations are made to apply to all halls rooms or places open to the public for en tertainments- of tho Wallace Bruce Manager BRANCH J Stark ALBERT BRANCH For Sale A most desirable Farm of aboal acres being part of lots In 2nd Con East Good House and Out Buildings Barn stone foundation plenty stabling well water into barn sufficient to water or GO head the year round Large root cellar silo holding tons ensilage a young orchard of about Apple Trees Whole farm in high state o Cultivation Also Large Handsome solid Brick Residence with about 10 acres of ground adjoining farm house stable and grounds in excellent repair with every convenience do mestic water c and beautifully silo within ten minutes walk of Pub lic School and principal stores fir teen minutes walk from High School and five minutes from T sta tion These will be sold together or sep arately as desired For particulars apply to Box Newmarket interesting and novel demonstration of sound by electricity was given last week at Toronto University The instrument used is called the sing ing arc lamp the reported invention of an American named Simon of Frankfort A in a dis tant room was attached to a tele phone and the telephone wire to the room in which was the Simon arc light The wires the tele phone and of the arc light were then wound lightly around a single core and the induction was so complete that instead of the hissing and sput tering usually noted at juncture of the carbons the air from thegra- was distinctly heard o Pointed Paragtaphs Hope is all right when mixed with an equal amount of hustle Many a truthful man has been known to lie at the point death Dont try to be funny with people who are unable to appreciate It It is somewhat difficult for a man to support a wife if she is insupport able- Many a mans settled opinions are due to the fact that his wife settled them washboard her piano or her hus bands pocketbook There is a place for everything in this world but few of us have access to an Index Chicago News Patrick Steep was probably fatal ly burned at the Wilson carbide works at The Wetland Canal will be opened for navigation on April and the other canals on May Females of AH Ages find these simply as a restore free and regular conditions and effectually remove the causes of much suffer tog to the sex Bold enough that ho forgot I drilled him with this truth He worked for me three years and during the last year of three he was utterly changed in this respect He did not forget a thing His for getting he found had been a lazy and careless habit of mind and he cured it TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE Saturate some batting with Poi sons and place In the cav ity Of the tooth Hub the painful part of the face with bind iu a hot flannel and the toothache will disappear immediately is a splendid household remedy for cramps Indigestion Summer Complaint Rheumatism Neuralgia and Toothache Powerful penetrat ing safe and pleasant for internal and external use Price Try WANTED A good General Servant at once to Mm Prospect Ave House for Sale A i of Huron Ave J Newmarket for A Brick vtU alt la and oaVon3jc further apply arfesr to AUCTION SALE -OF- Valuable Farm Lands Pursuant to instructions from Executor of the late JOHN to think will be offered for sale by Pub lic Auction by Wm- Kavanagh At Hotel In Town of Or- Saturday day of March at the hour of eleven oclock io the forenoon the following parcels land The North halt Lot No the 2nd concession ot the Township of East in the County of York containing one hundred acres or leas On this parcel frame residence frame barn shed stables fair order There is good well on the place and about tamarack Lot No in the first con cession the said Township of East GwiHimbury east Yonge containing acres marsh land growing marsh hay and a consider able amount of good blue joint hay The two parcels will be sold subject to a lease in favor of William which will expire on tho first day of April The purchaeer will be entitled to the rent which is duo and payable on the 1st Jay of January Terms of Sale Ten per cent at time of sale and the balance of the purchase money to be paid in two months thereafter The property wilt put up subject to a reserve bid For further particulars apply to James PO of to THOS J ROBERTSON Vendors Solicitor Newmarket Dated March Ideal County Setts Light Sleighs Cutter Light Wagon Heavy Democrat Wagon Apply Ik York WOW TIME To Us Meyers Poultry Spice For 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