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The Lucknc w S'entinpl, Bruce County
GRAIN WILL s':RI 11Y E.
CME -LIBERTY TO- .v.rrEJ , 4R 3,ay.. i.BGUE
F'REEL t" ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES
OF CO:KSCIENCE '�1� i '# r ALL
OTHER: ,LIBERTIES.:
*G wo , -1 v. 2a,:1893..
FE4R .TO- T11,8 :COURT.
When - certain ::prohibitionists de=
- Landed that the .Ontario Legis:Iature
shouldpass an Act forbidding the sate,
of uglier by tetr=il} Sir'Oli' er Mowat re
1p}led -t It there was -'room for doubt -
as- to the constitutional : ower of the
Legislature'. to enforces such- . an. -Act.
He pk•omised-to have the question of
prohibition sub-mitted, to a -popular
vote- or plebiscite, to find out:wN
ether
the majority it y wanted . prohibition' or
•:lint, - and' he promised also to submit
a case -to the Court of Appoal to have
:the power{s Of the Legislature- defined
•i> T •e4.•Sir .John Thompson,
• ori i f - 'pill illi^ meetings, s, declared
-his 9w."6. belief that the pos=er to pro`-
hibit resided in t:tki' Dolairiion Parlia
men, but lie expressed:a villin ness
: tc co-operate with._Sir Oliver Mowat`;
ob�tai i i �_ a j uclicial decisioni" on the
::�i�jc;}_ so that all doubt could: be re-
. awed.
e-.oed. An: Ottawa correspondent
. nrounce' that `."„ the important dem
- vision has• ben reachedDon-
- minion Government to refer to the
Supreme: Court of Canada a .series of -
questions - relating to _ the :lower -of
provincial _legislatures to pass: _ laws
relating to prohibition: It will be
-1;emembered -than .,sore than two
months 'ago the Ontario -Government
referred a number of questions on the
- subject to the Ontario Court of Ap-
peal, • While the views of :this - au ust
body would-be of interest, still there.
would not -be that finality about. it
« hich at6aohes to a • decision of -. the
Supreme Court of Canada, and, _there-
fore,-
therefore, it is that: the: Federal authorities
ha -e • decided. to ' -ask the iews - of : the`.
Supreme Court on the following ques-
tions :
uesttions,.:
•. • ;Las a Provincial - -Legislature
jurisdiction t prohibit. the sale, within.
the Province,- of spirituous, fer nested
or other intoxicating liquors
2 :1_:Ls ti -.e Le risiat:ure"such jusis--
li:^� �'.:ling such portions, of the
'Province as ''to: which the Canada
Tempernnee - Act is not in operation ?
3• Has a - Provincial • Le
jurisdiction, to prohibit the manufact-
ure of such liquors - within the: Pro
' 'ince ?
Fanciers rarely gain., by keepiu y
their grain after it -is fit for mtarket,
when - the: shrinkage is taken* into.
account. Wheat, from -the time it • is-
-....,thrshed, v ill, shrink_ two quarts to
the 'bushel : or six per -cent: - in six
months, in the most favorable : circum-
stances. Hence, it follows that
fifty-four cents- a .bushel for wheat
when .first threshed : in August is'_ as
goad, taking into accoun_ t the Shrink
-
age
alone, as sixty ceps in the -follow-
ing.
f oallowing February..
Corn shrinks n uch—more from: the
is first husked. :. One
time it - hundred �'
they
-_ m
bushels of ears, as co from the
field:in;Septeni er, will be reduced to
not far from eighty. `So • that tarty
cents -a bushel. for' corn :in the ear as it -
comes from the field is as- good as- fifty
in:March,.fshrinkage-only- being - taken
into account. •
Ill the case' of -potato—taking
•`those that `rot and-are--otherwis_ e- lost-=
tegether with- the shrinkage, , there is
but .lit- le doubt that be oween ` October
and .January -the loss to the: owner
•' ho holds.-tl em is hot Jess than thirty-
` three per cent.
[Ibis estivate : is taken on the • basis
of -interest at 7- .per:�ce�it.:, and , .takes
no aecouittof _loss by vermin. i
MAYOR HARRISON, of Chicago, :wh
was fire times elected to .that. unpor
lr
tant office, was deliberately shot dea'
at his.- residence on Saturday last by i
crank , who claimed- that M r. `Harriso I;
had failed - to give him_ a eorporatio
p
job.Hanging is too goDd for such
wretch : There should be t o close season
either for burglars or insanity: ° crankif
' p
like this fellow who developed
mania for killing. The former ought to
be shot wherever and.whenever he di -
lays:his character by::overt adt and th
p T
latter Ian ed j ust as :soon as a: judge
and jury can be fund, to hand: him
over to the sheriff
SIR JOHN ABBOTT, ex premier of the
Dominion, died at his:residence :=in
Monteral shortly- before nine o'clock
y
Monday evening: He had been is
goon health.. f rr some _ months. ,:lie -
patient was suffering. from a species of
cancer_ of -the. bowel,, and. hz medical
attendants decided that' an . operation _
was imperative: This operation was
gislature performed a few - weeks - z go, . but, ;
Has :" Provincial -Legislature
jurisdiction. • to prohibit - the nupo�t
-
tation into: the Pro-
vince,
•5. If a Provincial, Legislator e. has
not. jurisdiction to prohibit sales =-of
sueli liquors, irrespective of quantity,
- -leas such legislature p Jurisdiction to ro-
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.hibi.t thesale, by =retail, . according to
the definition of
asale by r-etarl, either
in statutes in force in the Province* at
the time of Conlederation or any other
defznation thereof
f. If a .Provincial Legislature has
a limited jurisdiction -only- as -regards
the rohibition of sales,- prohibition s}- has the : -Legis-
lature jurisdiction : to :prohibit Sales,.
� p
subject to the limits provided bythe
several sub -sections ub-sections of the- he 99th Sec-
tion of the--- Canada Temperance ` Act -
. - or any of them ? (R: S: C. Chap, 106,
section 99
;dad - the ..Ontario Legislature
jurisdiction, to enact : the 1 8.th section:
of the . Act,. & 3rd .Vic., - entitle_ d " ;fin
!pct to improve` the Liquor 'License
€*fs, _ as the said section is ex
-the E_ � ct pass(sd = by - the said=
•
Legisle e t e, ie ,and entitled " An
Act t•epr`esentiug Local 'O -tion i. the
p n.
matter of -Liquor Selling " ?
The fore ging questions are : some-
' what , s, - til..iai •
itto, if not identital with.
those : which; Were submitted: - to the
On_ta,rio Cf :art ' c f ' Appeal, and it is
F.pected- as, a;; the: D:orinion-authorit
les have ode this `reference -CO the.
highest _ court: in the land, the Ontario:
Government will withdraw its refer•
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enre to the court- of. Toronto
• AT the -Northville, Midi., . meeting,
'Of the. -:0. T U. Mrs.-: -- Sarah J: La-
'Tour c f J F r3it: crave some
7i TAR; illflustry. She exhi-
hired a nfj-wspapc:t• - record of these
c,rinies for the past .two. years, 2- feet
long, 5 columns wide coveri•
ng. 1,120
:seperate offences, each Murder, f she-
. :olainied, "being caused -by- drink.. The:
: report is not to whe_tIher the
clippings were: all of:. -United States
crimes or took in other te..rritor
.Ysl'iut.
the list is- a Sorrowful one ow,ever-
pinch . territory-- it- Covers: -
though it . afforded relief it brouget
p
about no ermanent' cure and Sir John
gradually grew weeder -day . by day
.El
until death -ended his suffering: is:
end w. peaceful u .
d as -
and he was sur-
rounded in his - last: moments byy all
the members --of .his; family
PROF. SIIAw, late of the.- 'Ontario
-
A riEultural College, writing-- to the
g g
Globe says-. " v
-I never had -a. desire
to leave • Ontario, =. the land ' of sun
skies -and fruitful -seasons: No la`
on all this continent has been so hi h-
ly favored': by •a .: k. ind Providence; I :1
ani safe in saying :that no . province or
state on all this :continent can:grow so
great a variety of cereals, -fruits,.l Tas
ses, 'forest trees apd field prod els
generally -
-.no
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▪ ca
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ha so man) breeds of livst ck or,
excellent .noland in
all this- western
world- :hs;s so- advanced - in .:a_ agriculture,.
- .� • e,
and no country has farmers : mote su-o
cessful orr'iOre intelligent- Why
should not any man lie= vloth to.Dave
tu-
ch-tl country- I - Long. ma.- Ontario
' g "may y -
continue to hold -. a foremost lace
amens the nations of the world for
ead a ilealta„: 'rcf.
hs
right. Ontario is -the. finest coif tr.
thst sun shines Orn.. - The people are
individual ly .the- richest,_ .l ealthieat'
and most: contented.
ARM FoR -SALE.-
AST -_ LOT:16, CON - 4, WES''l'
Wa,wanosh, containing 100 "itereic- ,fait
buildings.3.5 acres Qf growin tiunoth
-and balance ander grass. Wil be -sohl
low figure.
Apply to I
--GEo..MAIR & CO- . f
:Bankers;: Lucknow.
HORSE
HiERE CAME -TO THE PEEM¢SES:'
•�
of the unders2 .the
sed::�
b. at Holyroodhotel
on Saturday night, the 26th of August, one
aged bay' horse. with one white hind foot ; The --
owner is requested to prove- property, iiay ex- -
ponses and take him : away. -
JAMES: D::BAKE
I1o?yrood
F.:0,
1
nosy,.
THE
'epartmen
Wher they: alsoa lar e. stock
. e - will find all .kinds of . -head head wear •for: fall and winter. There �s . �, _ � .
of READY. M � JAC�� in the latest. stes hath we.ask
w prices:
s
l!'.
a-.
F
d
We have the v: r. • fash-
ionable
- . e lest hne of FURSThe - ��� �� �
ever offered by .us. T e �
ionable - in
Capes and �Ta k -Muffs. � : �� holds its own in all:
:... e, - ets - also in -1V�ufi'�, The Worm Collar still o
kinds of Fur, z r
LD WE
R T
a
Who want an
OVERCOAT we have sec�al! provided Fur.Coats, s rs. orste�
Beavers a d Tweeds are amongthe variety _we have in stock. Ladies and Pentle,
•
men give us a . call. '
s,
PURE
PREPARED
PAINTS
Nails, Looks, Hinges,Pints
Paints. Oils ;and- Glass l _
BUILDING PAPER
SCREE±DOORS R:
STRAW FELT, f
TARRED FELT, -
onri
.: SCREEN ZINE OW
ENGLISH
PARIS
REEN
Azarati.ee our
hits Leadto beQ.11emcall.
- ` LA1itGSIDE,
Miss Maggie Ross. returned' home
last week. ['
Mr.: Clayton :has organized a Pores;
tern lodge in -this vieinity.
Miss Maggie bfcKei zie received a
very bad kick in the face from: a colt.
Mrs.: D. ' Ross arrived home from
Dakota a`short time agog`
t again S
Fine weather star -
da 's and Sunday's storm.
Miss McLean, of Lucknow, is visit,
ing in our burg. ;
TEACHER WANTED.
EACHER WANTED . FOR UNION
_t school section No. 14. Huron Townsbin,
duties to commence first of January, .1894.
Applications, stating salai7 expected, -:exper-
iencs• and :certificate,. will be received till
Uc oger
r. -
t13 the cr t
1125-4 . DAVID AG -NEW:
Lizcknow -P - 0
ATCHMAI(Eli
ant, JEWELLER,
HAVE
_ NOW OPENED A TORE :AT -'
l
nay. Residence on.SiEafford f;t. I tem. pre-
-,pared to = do all kinds sof Watch and Clock
cleaning and repairing.-
• Spectacle Fitting a S� •
eciali_
WANTED.
3000,00 feet
•
300;000 00 feet of
maple logs ;=wanted
for which we wili pay „ay from 8.00 to
� •
$10.00 per thousand. ` The usual price.
for blocks will be paid.
MITCHELL BIOS.:
S.awnallls, Lucknow.
A la_rge
.consignmentof .clocks just
4iv
reced;
dayOloc
ks.3�. tvI
a_nut and
oa-
8 day locks • st ik ever.:
h'aif.houur
C +ocks pelf cath
edraf gong - •-.
da looks ate.
FA.-fR
SALE
BE'
G.LOTS 21, 22 AND 23 1 IV" THE
1st con. of the township of Kinloss, ' con-
taining
on-taining 150: acres more or less. There is on the
farm a good new frame house 26x30; feet, with
kitchen 20x18 feet , :also: large barns, stables
etc. There is 100 acres cleared, the balance
in bush, and is all fairly well fenced. "The I
place is well watered: The centre part of the
north half :of lots 60 and 6L contang 20 acres
more or less, is also offered for sale; On this
land there is a; -.good house and Marge barn
and stables, all in good repair. ,
tor further particulars, apply toy
MALCOLM MCDONALD
� _ �14Z8-$ - � . Lucknow 3'..O,
Eve , one : that sees
Every,
them says they arelovely
a perfect fit : and
8 day Clocks with ala .
oak . - wainut
����t
Ever'y Clock warranted.
URCHISON,
OT 21. CON. :4 AND .LOT".21. CON. 5.
U - ' Huron township containing .200' acres,
with.firstass buildings, for sale at, a bargain
Apply too j
'GEO. &CO.
• ' hikers, LuoknOw.
NIEB.
•tALESMEN . ` TO SOLICIT FOR
a choice line of nursery stock. J Com-
plete outfit free. :Go
p Good pay from the start.
Previous experience net necessary, Writeat
once and secure territory
• THE HAWKE NURSERY'CO.
• Rochester N. Y.
1 ` yon. want a first-class set of teeth
cher per than the cheapest, call on -
0 ant
renngn.a lee, p -I
LLr-CO, DICE