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Newmarket Era , March 22, 1901, p. 5

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J m i I ONTARIO BAK president General Manager l NEWMARKET -BRANCH- General Banking Business A Allowed on Deposits- IT DRAFTS ISSUED At ALL Sterling Draft bouiht oM Fanners Notes Discounted Collections Mad or fe Main St IiU and Fancy Goods of Voice nd of and all String THE NEWMARKET ERA FRIDAY MARCH i The Week the Legislature NEWMARKET WORKS DESIGNS IN Monuments and Head Stones Call Before Ordering Oagsifly ft Allan Dp J Steohoase EDINBURGH of St Toronto Diseases of Women Diseases of Nose Throat Piles be consulted every Saturday at the from till Waiting J Grocery and Provision Store As cheap as Cheapest A FEW OF OUR PRICES Figs lbs for Prunes 5 lbs for Shoe Salmon Other Salmon for Peas Cora and Toma toes per can Powder 26 Select Raisins lbs Rolled Oats lbs Dates per lb White Fish Trout Big Reduction by the Salt Water Herring per Park Famous CURED MEATS on hand Try a Loaf of WESTONS HOMEMADE BREAD f a J doors North of street Newmarket From our own Correspondent The long drawnout budget debate ended on Wednesday the re sult being a demonstration the in creased strength of the Government in the House the majority being on the division After- the vote the House got down to business and passed about half the estimates the Opposition objecting to scarcely a single item Trie Premie moved the second reading of his bill for the im provement public highways which proposes an expenditure at the rate of a year for years During the course of his re marks he said that the municipalities of the Province expended about annually on highways that sum including the cash value of stat ute labor The latter had been done away with in a number of places the farmers the equivalent into the funds of the municipalities which undertook the work This system was attended with better results and he would be glad if were adopted the Province Under the act he hoped that a continuity of good roads would be secured in many coun ties The proportion of money to be given from the Provincial funds was onethird of the total cost of the work in the municipality but would not exceed the appropriation to which the municipality was entitled The average total amount received would be and by townships The bases of ap propriation would be in proportion to the area of the counties Townships which had during the last three years received grants from the colonization funds would not come within the act and would not be paid for was course largely a question for the Dominion Government to deal with There could not be any great objection to the motion carrying He would welcome any action which in the devel opment and benefitting of agriculture colonization and refocestry After some further debate mo tion was adopted Mr Ross saying that Mr seemed greatly dis appointed because the Government ac quiesced in the appointment of the- committee The leader of the Oppos ition had expected a grievance but the acquiescence of the Govern ment took away the grievance The Minister of Agriculture and the Com missioner of Crown- Lands had he pointed out agreed to the appoint ment of the committee and he hoped that it would be useful It had not been shown that any loss had been incurred because that committee had not existed in the past The erbment would allow gentlemen opposite to take credit for this com mittee Applause and laughter It was theirs and if it did any good the Government be grateful Hon Mr Davis gave his bill re specting land grants to volunteers a second reading Among the changes noted since the first reading are the inclusion within the scope of the bill of Imperial soldiers who were station ed on the frontier in now resi dent in Ontario Persons resident in Ontario who were members of the company known as the Chicago Volunteers and Who came to Ontario in to serve in the defence of the Province Persons Who were members the volunteer militia of Canada in Ontario and were engaged in active service the defence of the frntier of this Prov ince in as well as those in Persons who went from this Province to South Africa to act as newspaper correspondents during the war of 1890- construction or repairs not approved of by the Engineer of the Public im chaplain nurses and Red Cross Commissioner Works Department Municipalities might expend part or whole of the amount they were entitled to for the purchase of toll roads or for the free ing of roads from tolls or for the purchase of roadmaking machinery The bill was referred to- a select announced previously Hon Mr has introduced a bill to compel owners of buildings us ed for factory purposes to provide the same with proper fire escapes The act comes into force in 6 months and Council J and Burned last Monday even- Present Mayor Councillors Robertson Smith Hughes Lloyd March Richardson Golden Text Christ died for our sins bills were passed according to the Scriptures T service at Rowan INTRODUCTION fV It is generally understood that the Silver Potter cleaning snow to lots- l tower of situated on the brick vats or I north side the templearea and J J the location of Calvarynear the gate J- Wilson coal for engineer Stephen The distance Jf coal for charity I lhe I Hoag lumber capital ac J Allan supplies lor It n So freight capital account 1 15 freight Maintenance Howard Coal Co car coal 33 Customs freight Collector postage Brown work at Power House It I 3 committee preparatory to the third pena reading The Department of Crown Hands The Government acquiesced in the is making arrangements to extend the motion of Mr Little Con for the system of guiding its settlers to their appointment of a standing committee destination in the Rainy River district of the House on Agriculture and Col onization Mr Little is quite a regions where it introduced last year This will was be radical Conservative favoring- such under the direction of the Crown Land projects as the dead meat agents and will be a great and the remount station and to the settlers would approve of aiding the beetroot The AttorneyGeneral has introduced sugar industry if proper safeguards his promised measure of law reform were made for the farmers The San jurisdiction of County Courts is Jose Scale and the methods to check largely increased shortly it will he its ravages were touched upon by Mr possible to bring suit in the Countv Little who also referred to the tuber- Court for sums involving double the culin tests of cattle A committee amount now the limit- of the kind mentioned would he libel slander criminal conversation gued greatly assist the Minister of and seduction cases applications to Walter wood lor market snow cleaning Ed- Trusty work at Power I taking out old Turan work at Power House Waiter work at Power House Insurance on Building Plant Co repairs to J Collins drawing coal Bower man drawing coal Pay Sheet No R work at coal Ed Trusty work at Power House work at Power House John Collins drawing dirt at Power House Following bills were referred to the Fire Light Com Thus Stick- wood J Wilson Specialty Royal Co St Morrison all capital account Communication of J claiming damages for horse injured on referred to the Finance Com The Treurer was instructed to pay Royal Co the sum of SI 462 account of contract ami balance of account to be referred to the Light Special Com Of fice Specially Co fdr lice brick and also Co less per cent the place of execution was about a third of a mile fa APPLICATIONS Jesus Christ is man Before this hour he had evidenced his humanity by sitting wearied by the well by hungering and thirsting by sleep ing from fatigue In the Galilean boat Now he evidences it in all his behav ior before Pilate and Herod by his exhaustion under the weight of the cross by his early death alter the unusual torture and strain which had been uninterrupted from his en trance to Jesus Christ Is God This too he had previously manifested by cur ing the palsied giving sight to the blind raising the dead expelling de mons and forgiving sin Now the sun in darkness hides and shuts his glories in the earth trembles the graves open and all nature unites in testifying with the Roman Centurion Truly this is the Son of God But surer testimony yet is given in the divine characteristic of our Lord He forgives enemies Jesus Christ died for us His death was what is called a vicarious Sacrifice It will not do too look on him merely as a martyr or victim to lawless passions In some mysterious way his death atoned for the sins of the world and was necessary before the human race could be reconciled to God Nor will it do to think merely of the salvation of a race Our Lord died for yon and for me and personal and conscious salvation by his merits and suffering is our privilege LEADING v if as f I J Watch this Space Next Week v- J A ALLAN CO NEWMARKET AND The more nervous a man is the less nerve he lias That rounds paradox- it isnt for nerve is stamina gives nerve It ne whole system perfects the a and assimilation and is there fore the medicine a nervous per son can take If yon fired easily mentally or physically take it- it will do you good Alms Easter will soon be Here NOW IS THE TIME TO Hew Suit on Spring Overcoat 9 COM COM A I Feed Corn Chopped and Cracked Flour and Feed The saw mill on Island is again in full ftu ii may W Called boa constrictor unsus pecting and the victim In it coils and till life is crushed out bat South American Cure treatment has proved its power the monster and no matter how firmly inmeshed It will release heal r by J Town Agriculture in all these matters He thought the Minister was hampered somewhat by his colleagues of the Government and the committee would prove of assistance to him Hon Mr Minister of Agri culture depreciated the necessity of the formation of such a committee but if the House desired to appoint such a committee he would have no objections he desired to have all possible assistance in carrying on his work But he wished to have it dis tinctly understood that he did not de sire or had he the slightest need for such a committee to protect him against his colleagues Mr Dull and the Conservative mem ber who is getting new light favored not only the Government planks men tioned by Mr Little hut reforesta tion as well Hon Mr Davis said that last year the Government members had opposed the same resolution not because they were to advancing by every means the progress of agriculture and colonization hut because they were against rushing such an important question through last hours of the session He was glad to- notice that in the discussion no charges had been made as to the conduct of the two departments affected and he was glad to see that gentlemen op posite seemed to be awakening to the fact that they were in duty hound to aid in the development of the Prov ince He referred to the proposal of Government in regard to the dead meat industry which he believed would soon be a valuable source of trade and which he was glad to know was meeting with heavy support Re ferring to the question of colonization he pointed to the methods adopted by the department to open up and settle New Ontario The result was that during the past year or fifteen months thousands- settlers had taken homes Ontario and letters from al most every country in the world were now received at the rate of fifty or sixty a day seeking Information re garding that part of the Province Thus in the matter of colonization the Government was fully alive to its responsibilities Honorable gentle men were now also waking up to the Importance of the question of reforest which the Government had dealt With in an efficient manner He al luded to the steps taken in this re gard and referred to the timber areas quash municipal bylaws orders or resolutions of municipal councils and convictions or orders of local justices of the Peace are brought within the jurisdiction of the County Court Judges The procedure is simplified writ of Summons abolished provision made that motions in County Court actions shall be confined to one hearing before the Judge for directions as to trial Provision is also made for the remedying of the abuse of the process of examination for discovery in all courts also that juries lie not summoned when there is no business to be done The question of appeals and Divi sion Court Jurisdiction will be dealt with next session The Clerk was instructed to adver for tenders for the lease of the Town flats and barn The Property Com was authorized to proceed with alterations in the Fire Hall and provide a suitable room THIS COMPANY WILL for the Council duly furnished the ITS PLANT FOR cost not to exceed SI j A ByLaw to enforce Compulsory From the Michigan Sugar Beet Vaccination was passed two readings And now comes official information A deputation of the Council was in- from the Alma Company that their vited to attend a meeting at Bonds plant is to be enlarged at once from a Lake re Metropolitan St Bill 500ton to a 650ton plant the con- before the House tract for the work having been let to After hearing explanation re account the Company builders of the of Lehman for drugs furnished house Faulkner family the Treasurer was This move has been made necessary instructed to pay the further sum of from the fact that the company could 2 in full of his account Council adjourned LIFE ON THE RAIL Mr Geo one of the best known engineers on the writes For years I suf fered from kidney disease brought on by railroad life The doctors called it railroad kidney hut could give me no permanent relief A friend re commended Dr Chases KidneyLiver Pills saying they had cured him A few boxes of this grand medicine com pletely cured me putting an end to the dreadful pains in the back and greatly strengthening the kidneys I am a well man today thanks to Dr Chase One pill a dose a box Three burglars resisted a posse of men for some time yesterday in a clump of trees near Mich They surrendered when wound ed after about a thousand shots had been fired Children Cry for castoria acres of ground are needed an nually to bury the dead of London Children Cry for ASTORIA About one German woman in every works in a fac tory Children cry for No matter how poor a man is there was a time when he rode In His own carriage when his mother push ed it along Owing to the difference in the average death rate it may that three live as long as five Russians not refuse acreage and already had more signed than the factory could use The Alma Company is the first Michigan company to enlarge its plant and will have when ready for the campaign a sugar house with a great er capacity than any other house in the state This goes to prove that the company and its contractors are on the very best of terms and that the farmers in that section know that they have in the beet crop a sure mortgage lift er We have been to look over the contract hooks of the com pany from which wo have selected a few names and the amounts received by contractors As in the lists pre viously published these amounts rep resent the average The sugar making season will soon be here and it is now high time to investigate the sugarhouse see that there is a plentiful supply of sap spouts also that the big kettles or furnace pans in which the sap is to be boiled are scoured and ready for active operations Vermont and Ohio are the two great maple sugar producing States of the neigh boring Republic and Ontario and Quebec are the two major producing Provinces in the Dominion of Canada Maple sugar is made from the sap ol the hard maple tree or as it is call ed in Northern New rock maple In making maple sugar Hie trees are tapped or bored Into about an inch and a half at a convenient distance from the ground A spout or spile is then driven into the place of boring and a bucket hung below the spout A quarter of a century ago people had to make their own spouts It furnished em ployment for the jackknife brigade of the household on winter evenings and resulted in the production of practical if not always ornamental creations while the spare time of the winter days was utilized in mak ing sap troughs Indeed everything was except the iron or brass kettles in which the sap was boiled and the buckets in which it was carried from the trees to the camp Sap buckets were not then manufactured by the carload at SI a that will last a life time an BO YEARS EXPERIENCE Designs Ad tT ttkea ascertain our opinion probably taken through Mann Co- without In Scientific American A cir culation or ny four month Bold by ail Hew York The Era IS THE Ideal County Weekly It Covers York rfHIM Peru possesses such a diversity of elevations and climatic peculiarities article as truly a patent affair as the 0 h able to produce almost any churn cream or the wind mill An exchange tells us that in a over cm Bold which had been set apart and other steps taken to preserve the timber re sources of the Province The ques tion of transportation had been touch ed upon and on this he hoped that something might he done in the way of getting cheaper rates though this Rheu matics Rugged Road For years wife of a wellknown Toronto physician was on crutches from Rheumatism Scourge and not until she began using South Ameri can Rheumatic Cure could she get a minutes permanent relief from pain tour bottles cured her Write for confirmation if youre sceptical Sold by J R Y Town The United States Government pensionroll contains the astounding number of na TO NERVOUS WOMEN Mrs of Rich mond street Toronto says My daughters nerves vero so exhausted and was so weak and deblliated that had to give up work and was almost a victim of nervous prostration Dr Chases Nerve Food proved an ex cellent remedy in restoring to health and strength After having used four boxes she Is at again healthy and happy Cue a box at all dealers Bowels Constipation or Inactivity of the la probably the cause of distress and suffering than any organic derangement Once are constipated the kidneys become clogged the liver torpid and the Stom ach and whole digestive system com pletely Interfered with The head aches there Is dizziness weakness dtrhness of vision pains In the back tides and limbs the ac cumulation of wind- and gas on the stomach pains and fullness In the re gion of tho and depression and despondency Of spirits Constipation can never be cured the use of salts and similar weaken ing purgatives Chases Pills not cause tho natural the bowels but so strengthen and Invlgorftt them as to enable them to regularly perform their functions without id aid of medicines One pill a dose cents a box at all dealers Dr Chases KidneyLiver Pills Geo Abbott Alma A Adams Son A Hartley J Best Church IS A Clark Wright Doane John Fink Frank Turlcy Grant John Bangs l Fred Thos Kate Church Woodward Frank Keefer Levi Keefer Otto May Shaver Somervillc Will Shaver Ben Morrow John or ford D Ferine Fred John Scott Richard Son Clarence McLean fa II it it St Louis 2 it 5 121772 8 18071 8145 11930 4 24487 some of the Western States a fair imitation of maple sugar is made by taking ordinary coffee sugar reducing it to syrup by melting and boiling hickory chips in the hot syrup The hickory imparts a flavor which might easily deceive all but those who know the genuine by its taste and appear ance Without question immense quantities of this adulterated product are sold annually to the great injury of actual maple sugar To protect themselves Vermont maple sugar makers organized an exchange to which they sell all their syrup and sugar where it is graded weighed and stamped with the official label of the exchange to guarantee its purity product known to man Tin is one of the oldest known metals The Chinese have used it in the fabrication of their brasses and bronzes from time immemorial Tor years has been extensively used for all forms of throat snd bronchial trouble All Druggists 19 During the last thirty years the coal production of the United States has increased fivefold and the amount of coal exported has increased six teen fold from a quarter of a million tons to tour million tons To Cure a Cold in One Da Take Laxative Quinine Tab lets All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure Grbyei signature Is on each box Ltfe in a town would lose half of its interests were it not for post office Here the rich and pooa the high and low every day The business man Comes in opens bis box takes out his mail and hurries to his work The farmer comes in a tune and gets the mall for all his neighbors The small boy Sticks his head up to the window ahd asks for our mail Then maid for a letter which knew would dome today and failing to get it she puckers up her mouth so that you feel like sitting writing her one So on and do on Thru the post office runs joy hope and disappointment George Gibson The right to occupy a window overlooking the funeral procession of the Queen cost in some instances as high as CEYLON AND INDIA TEA GREEN OR BLACK Is T It Is Perfect Because It Is Pure Wholesome Clean Deliciotis It reaches you in its natural Mate Prussian Blue arc not used as in other teas to defects It ha none A free sample of Tea sent of postal mentioning you Green Tea fid dress SHURDA Toronto op C fefe v i i

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