The Clinton News-Record, 1907-09-19, Page 4*Mglimber 191It1 1907
The Melon News -Record
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or One WillNever Permit any Man or Men to
Dictate to Me What I Shall Eat or
Drink," -John Ransford,
• The loileWine, letter Wall eeeh
jalin getleteed at the meeting a
'the Pealiere Of, Here° he St, Patilee
schoni boue, Clieton, OP Friday'at
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Permit :My Mee er Men te dictate to like ? So some laight thotigle nese
me AS to What I am to eat or .drinic. gelded genius envoleed the idea of
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two thee do I will pwines.roCeed to treat«
their . theOrY is tbiAnd the beauty of the
s, thaccording to
at
terneen lastthene
calm law-maeing Wien ene wherever wine le comMended or order.
Contempt it merits. Why" Becauee ed to be taken, that Wareesweet
The eirbject alleet,ce te), ree e eineily flume they bave net got the leice minus any vestige, Of alc0hol--
Ny/40 elle emote ene,, eel ier right the do se, •I know they are ie and wherever wine is mentioned. as
some lef them, ere. •13ut because a" same Hebrew , and the same Greek
*Wee% the telleentlee of ably halide
. it, my oven :to: tureeteh'' hieatie Well-meaning do not be, I Word are used in the original in both
ineermateon, thereon to title par- tend to. Permit him th regulate • my 'eine. Oan absurditYl. . fanatieiSM,
anyvagary go further ? Let us look at
teeter audieuce, ad the ileMOSsieile table if ean bele it You say these ; One or two passages as an example
of many -Pent. lull 24, 25, 26. It
wine here that the Children of, Israel
were told they, might drink was the
Prohibitionists' fluid -whet about, the
stronedrink ? And yet the same word
is used to &Wee« tbe liquid that Noah
and Lot tepee when they got' dente
What was the wine in 104th -.Paulin
that man was blessed with in on-
teadietinction to the water prodded
for beverage for wild asses ? One
passage ie the New Testament -Jelin.
10, The words here rendered is ben
men bave well drunk -in the: vulgate
are "oniinis hem perineum bonum ein-
em remit, et cum inebriate Wert:Lit
tune idemod deterius est," • eniphasiz-
inge, the Meaning "well drunk" and
preying beyond a doubt to the lease
'enable mind that the wine in gees -
tion was Of. an intoxicating nature.
Fifty years agO mhoever• heard or ev-
en dreamt of anything else but m :ne
being a beverage containing more' or
•• being iieurioue er forbidden that is a
• Freese* with its, impotence, lee meg- fterefett Welleleceeieff-theegh 13924131Y. different thing entirely, antic/ugh the
ity to do anything like adequate his- are strong words, possibly, but what
eloe tie suce teleetthe the very '
me we end'? Am I alone 7 Go whe
betel time We bave at oar dieposel. • - -re
The most can hope, to do, is to Yoe and. wherever :total Prohibi-:
eneeeduce one or two •phases pf the tion has been attempted to be enter-
4tibieet and thereby, Iced to. ems- ced there yen' elle the law persisten-
Sion from -which I leek to rem, lee tly broken.' I WaS ln. Toronto June-
-Me"' valeahle teachiele , I tion two weeks ago. I was shown
it'dief not eelleee tbist tette. It ie tool one man's yard Containing three large
Teepee tor rei likinge: I. Wield been, nieele Painted spring waggons, That
L.men Alone keeps these three waggons
,litef,tered Something nee this -The
env ClitereWs attitude with' regard to busy day alter day brilleine in drink
the Modern. fad, ,ernowe as Temper- ireee Toronto into Toronto
Junction: In Owen Sound VW -can
anee Itermen, or Mote correctly des-'
cribed as Teetotnlism, Uudersta,nd- buy what drink you please -several
ing that My mere coMprehensive Plates are wide open -and a peison
• title explains more tune where es ree there' told me recently he saw several
(mired et me, I will confine myself, to (Intik on the etreets, Do I 'blathe
two :Aspects t* of thie Aug:item cote.« teetotallers for this? Most emphatie-
First,. the effece of Temperanee Re. ally Yes I If they emee-e•e. pay a little
lorre upon the commuuity in general. attention to securing a good quality
pt drink they would do more to stop
Second, one Scriptural aspect of the
the evil than all their miserable fall-
eame. t think If we examine intio the
• hibit le islation Why
ileavilg Taxing the People
, Causes the Domini n
• Revenue o Grow
Ote.awa, Sept, 1007. i officials bieported OM England to
. - i epeeate the new Mint tbere will be
Though free eonstitueneles. a,re, sixty -ave other employees. It mill
Vacant Write have been iestlea Lori eoet inearly $20.VO a year for the
only, two. Then neminat-imie are eeto 1,11rst nine, and between Atte and six.
take place on the leele giving e eeei ty thousand dollars a year for the
shortest Pesstiele rie'tiee' The se" Ler I °there. When Me. Fielding , proposed
.Lon4onl which was uot occupied IAA to eStablislt the Mint he pronlised to
Session, and those for Wellihgton andl operate it for $05,1000 a year. It will
thrlaentu'olruaseca, tewlidtuiroinr lea itutit.el e2Onficit s' tiallerierarleonteh,anantdhattbiifor will
lgbeps
herpetsiontootimhip
uNs irotetr ittini
Northumberland,
eThe Premier expects the, not more than half the annual
°rests" Theewtrateneisdteorusbtainudi 1 build the eetablishment tor szomeo,
charge. Mr. Fielding , propoSed to
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riding's with this record. It Will thea 1 and one contract has been given, tor
be possieleeto -concentrate the work ee67,000 leaving a great deal of work
a the machine on the close conteste.1 tor others outeede of It •The eqeipe
- 4 ment will wale nearly double the ce-
. In a Criminal Prosecution.• 1 timate and tee« interest charge, which..
•,• the Minister estimated at $0,000 will
It has already been shown how be •b more than twice that Mere °-
to e the mo.nutooture of Cana& n
coins has cost on an average about
$10,000 to. $15,000. Hereafter the
cost will be over $3.00,000 a year,
# When Was He Vindicated -
the Practice of holding by-electIons It Is . announced in the Government
piecemeal and at times ehat suited Organs that Sir Wilfrid Laurier offer -
party convenience, But no leader in ed Mr, Sifton one ot the pOsitions in
Canada, or any other country has use
ed its power so much as he to ob-
tain unfair advantage over his oppon-
ents and over public sentiment.
elections may be worked in Loudon
City, and it may be that the organ=
ization is not yet in shape for busi-
ness there, since a pare of it is in
exile, and a larger portion 'out . on
bail. In former times Sir Wilfrid
Lawler was accuseomed to denounce
• Growing Time in Taxes.
, . where and obtain a tenclicetion, as he
The.• 'Revenue returns for August did with Mr. Emmerson,. nor did he
show that Mr. Fielding collected in iced a mutual Irked to obtain a
pass prohibitory cases i It is patent that . less of alcohol. Let me ask teetotal- customs taxes a million dollars more statement from Mie Sifton in regard
effects produced, so fat as we Are , „
able to judge by praetical experience; 1 neu-ie'iPlY
.. and 'then consider lor a little whethe laws and you :.'t lets what kind of wine was it that that be did iii Augustelast year. . It to rumours in cireulation, as was done
er the movement itself hasany once as. a nateral sequence indue
troe was Made at Cana of Galilee about, is the boast of the *Government. or- in the . case of `Mr. Hyrean.
warrahten Scripture, we ' will at , so-called illegal eiaking, selling wer which the governor spoke, so , feel: sans that a e million dollars inereaee • • .
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drinking. All through the. Stetee it ingly e What was, the wine referred to has ' been recorded M each of Ave Absent Treatneeet.
is. the same thing, Melee is tepteri- in Matt: Ile 18, 19, which even the months of this -fiscal year and that •e
least take up two very important' '
phases of this mestion.
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the Cabinet lately- filled. IVIL.Pugs-
ley and Mr. Graham • must be pleas-
ed to •know tnat they were second
choices I Sir Wilfrid does not appear
to have asked Mr. Sittou to go any -
ous. Prohibition' there is farce pure use et as oppoSed• to John the nape. the custome Apartment is now .•Mr. Hyman went. abroad in Nov-
• 1 reuse first of all exPlain, that. 1 and sirmile. Drug stereo abound-ana ist nob using earned for • our Lord the 000,000 ahead of the record. This is
ember of la,st year. He began to re-
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am going to speak not upon Teetot- they ere filled evititevery abominable vere name He would be given to -day a queer boast fi•om ministere who age hie- seat at the same time and
' • 1 • s Mi ister of
alism in the a‘bstract, but upon Tee- concoction American inventive genius if there is any consistency left in a
• came ineo power 'pledged to reduee kept at it during several months, fin -
taxation, and who last year took in any succeeding about the first of Ap-
totalism in the way in which its is cepab of producing to give people totle prolebitioniet "a Wine bibber,
12 • -advocates and eupporters are endeav. alcoholic stimtw
ulant in any other shape This paseage let me observe in pass- tgxes just ice a.s • 'much per •
canade. as Public Works at $7,000 e year paid
.ouring to impose it on the commune than that of an honest beverage- ing proves ,conclusively that it the I head out of the people of
ity. I' will give teetotallers credit Maltine, Nerviee, --Peruna, and all total prohibitionists. are right, teen ethe Conservative Goeeroment look in down to the aPPointrnent of Mr. Ptige
cease from eieleavouring to force othe 3.0 t,0 50 •per. cent. of alcohol el an man than our Lord Hensel!. What it M all right because the pkoole are
I or one cheracteristic. They never similar beastliness, containing Irvin John the Baptist was a holier living 1846. The Minister of Custetels says ler e Lew days .ago ?
.paying yoluntarily einee tliey weeld
not pay ,so much it they bought less.
But any householder knows that his
weekly expenses :ire .ler ger thee for-
merly, not becauee . he bees More
geode but because the. priee, is heeler.
'The 'higher the priee the mere• duty
se would attempt next One Act after thin sallow, and anything but ro- whit might reasonably be expected he Pays. It takes a elmiseuer et the.
another in rapid succession, etways best' Some youtefte epechnens there from those Who deliberately fly in the head al the taxing Department to
tending' to one end ; the total aboli- are who look sound enough to -day- face of • common 'sense -reason -the See where the volunteer- i.rir.eiple
tion of the manufacture, fmportatjon, but youthful vigor can even hide the leaching 0! God's Word -and as delib- comes in. .The :people ouy 'goods bee
.sale or -use of intoxicating beverages:: -.ravages of teetotalism nr gross inteal- erately misqueto and Misapply scrip_ cause they need them, they pay a
If they tell you ehey do not. mean.: peranceehut ' when • the years come ture, • refuse to be led by anything high price because . they cannot •get
thie, if they say, all we desire is to, that the system needs building up save ane except the promptings of them cheep., they Pair.more duty be
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abolish the bar, to do away with the . then it is that either begin to show their own folly, whose end inevitably cause the duty is based on the. Price
evils of intemperance, I say, if they themselves -and I have yet to see . a is to be that of the blind leading ehc. and the larger duty they .nae makes
do so describe themselves, theY . healthye robust looking mane of 60 blind who we are told both fall lute' the price stall ' higher. But it inakes•
.or ibey- are deceiving ...teemselveseeyears who has been. a coesietent tee- the ditch. • . • revenue and gives Ministers Oc,'.1aeion
You Mighteas well 'LB me --that _the ' totallet all 'hie life. AoCtor Davy, the -• . • ' •for vain booting. .
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• Mr. Aylesworte Satisfied.
ers to be as they claimeetheinselveseeiteereer elicaP grade.. Men and wo- was the wipe that Timothy ,was to
to be, viz : total abstainers frem hee men must have it -and so they buy drink a little of ? What was the wine.
toxicazits as a beverage. Ever since these nostrums, And do you wonder a Bishop was to be Modest in the use
I lived in Canada it seem to me that the :average teetotaller is not, of or not to be given to ? What was
that eociety, has been on the ragged attractitre appearance, so far as a the wine that the aged women and
edge of a perturbed atmosphere of healthy looking subject is concerned ? deacons night drink but were not to
direful expectation as to what they ' Do you wondee they. are' generally drink much • ?of ? The whole idea
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Irish Party in the House of COM -1 -President • of the eiritieh etedical. As- How much grandee than all • ehis
m tell be completely satisfied and inciatiOn, said at their late ineetingeemodern nonsense are the -Words of
at res ith anything, short of full in Exeter, Englaiid; eteat, a great:. St. Peelle, ,"-Quit -you. like men •aend be
separation from England and:literal , :.
uncle \ of - lii who drank a 'bottle ef . strong." Act as men Who .know how,,
perfect independence. It is not in port wine' , evei day of his life lie- . to use the port tilts of God With-
• ' them -and strong in His
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4. Meeting of the Ontario Reform
'Association was held this week in
Toronto. 'AIL Ayleewoith . took oc-
Caeion to say 'that Sir Wilfrid had
selected "the ablest men: M ; Sight"
when he passed over all the Ontario
Membecs and premoted Mr. Graham..
Me. •Aylesworth would say that Sir
Vieltrid did the. same when he 'patted
over the members' elected and called
in Mr. Aylesworeh • hinieelf; but his
party tenet unanlinously ot.
that opinion. :The Minister of Justice
•indicated the value of his own opin-
ion when . he heaped high praise Dv
Mr.. Hyman. and!. endorsed the con. -
duct of the Ross. Ministry"in its 'last
days. Ile made no remarks about
0 0 6 • • • o 00000000 • 0 • o n
Constunption is less cl,padly than it used to
Certain. relief and usually complete rearverY
will result from the following freflbflent
. Hope, rest,. fresh 'air, Mal Scotfir
Ernol.siors.
AIX IMILIGGIOTO; 5004. MID *UM
Your savings are the safeguard
of • your future, You want to •
place them where there le no
-chance whatever of losing them,
You can do that by depositing
them with this COmpany, or by
taking out Debenture for •$100,
or :more, for one or more years.
By law no depositor or debenture
holder eitie lose one dollar of
principal - or interest while any
• assets remain to cover
investment. Tee assets of thls.
Company exceed $11,000,000, so
that there is no thence et loss.
In fact- there Is no financial is-
stitution in Canada which can
offer You more absolute certainty
• of safety,
Correspondence will be gladly
entered into with those interested
° in banking by male
Ns,
Loan & Savings -Co., London, Ont.
mr. Emmerson, end did eot exp!ain
Mr. Fielding's- Mint.
, how disappointed Syr %bleed wae
It is announced that besides Mee weee he could not gee lele, eaten,
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:them, neither is it an honest teetok- I ed to within. 4 mos. of -being 100 , ' Recorder Dupuis of Montreal denies
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- allele to be satisfied , with anything years eld. That 'light h t ' '
beer con auntie grace and in Hie strength to rS1S • t -
1 et hh' eiM-
short of what e have described At, zi per .cent. of " alcohol with bread temptation. Prohibitory. legislation thaa as -rna.de any Peo:Its in
one time they thought they, were and -cheese was ecientelealle better has no support in Scripture. But we beedealings, as, charged by Mr. Bour-
strong enough to impose their fad, than the feeding of bread, tea are; de read "Blessed Is the man that en- aesa. ' *
. upon the whole province of Ontario:: jam, Which now forms the dietary, oi dureth temptation."
at one time they inflicted- their ideas so many children. The effect, of Tem:•
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epee Counties; this was known as perence Reform- scee,alled •upoe the
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the Scott Act-eand when County, .e.1-1 community . is bad.• .1.-t produces • a lell-Keelele11011. •BLUE PILLS NO LONGER USED.
ter Ceuety repealed' tefor law ; it. make i some dee •
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When the 'stomach needs el ansin
• , c g,
G Bradford. and wife returned , . • ,. . .e ,
Yearning a lesson as Sensible Men ceitful, some urers ., co. , the bowels inereaseu activity, ;elle
would and should, their lase move ii it 'floods* the ecality with the wort home on.Saturday after spending, a liver additional power, don't use .mer -
to select localities, no matter • how, qualities of drinks of all kines ; and week in Toronto: ctirial pills, try Dr. Hainiaton's Veg.-
small, any focality that has the pow. I in deptivieg people in parb. of eiteat Mrs. Geo. Collinson and child spent etable composition, extreniely mild
er in itself to teke uPon itself a bur- 1 .a merciful Creator has provided anti a, few days this week at the. home of yet sure to flush out all impurities
den 'grievous to be borne of • thin , intended theni, to use as a ' stimelants Mrs. eleWhieny. - •
nature, and by agitetion, by methods ' it. _drives 'than to the tise of -noxious 'I'. G. Alien made a business, trip to
more or less qUeetioeable as to 1 dregs such as opium ' and cocaine: " Peterberough where. he has an interest
their honesty, obtain the requisite • ' - • • in. large timber' limits. , •
eeumber---ebe-votes--iie ets-favour, Thiel_ rro cc:meld& the second • head brief- Miss Nevins retuened to our village
..- last pleesinge feature is known ae lee- 1 -1 -ill) i'lefe-ire- 'a-Kleectieteils geese and teen again etee----itetheebeereed eel
' Local Option. Mark, will you, these 11 lion, I And the consensus of biblipal Chas. Elliott's millinery establish -
localities are not selected .on account 'teaching is against prohibitory legis- ment
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of geographical position net en ac- : lation,- Teetotellers; 'find ate evil core ge E. Meaning,' wife and child have
count of being eelebeated: as nlaeesi 1tonting theie. Thera are many, their returned after spending" a couple of
eitienteditikenness. is rife, Mg on eel name is legion. ' Atte they can only weeks in Muskoka. They, repore at
see one -end thee . is drutikeneeee elide excellent ' oeeing. •
count of anything else but one;-. -can
- we 'carry Local Option' And se thel in Allele sineelieitY they think tt is MM., B. J; and Miss Olive Crawford'
surface of •Canada is becoming' dotted the head and 'trout of all evil." 1- have returned home; having spent, the
with plague spots, as I' will proceed fink dprnicerines1 condemned, but no- stiffener .. with the former's brother,
to prove. It has alwaye been a won d Where is the drunkard spoken of ,with me. eyesore of gijortsvgib; . N. Ir.
der to some why' it -Local ,option ,. is :the Severity that dietingeishee the • Ed; -Robinson, who ' has been a
such a blessing. fot Teweships wherel words applied to lying lips, which are • • • • ' •
resident ot- our village for aimed- a
there is little or no drinkieg, I said to be an aborningtion to • the year, reoecti e with: his fie -lily elast
for villages and small towns which Loyd.: Finding this evil, they seek to week to GOdetich, Mr. Robinson
has -
can be ' similarly describee; why is it: combat it theire own way -not God's seeueed a position with Mr. Morrow.,
not a good thing for Cities ? Why way. The apple in the garden was a - the beteher. . .. .
• do not Teetotallete ea-rty On a vigeretternptation• to our first parents, Go 1 Mr. Little, who was here fee • a
ous campaign in Toronto, for in -1 knew it to be so, He told Adana anil .
'couple of weeks' -relieving R. E. Man -
stance ? I will tell you why -be. ,. Eve so, but ele e did not 'remove it, ning during his. vacation, left' on Wed
cause it costs, memey. Not ling ago' The modern teetotaller however cares nesday last for '§ehriegville, where he
that wonderful .reo,n• Alderman 'Spence little for this-lott eetittot teach them win' be engaged in relief work in con -
at a meeting called for that purpose. anything. • They 'mote. it a11 -and so -... ,
neetion with the Sterling Benk.
in Toronto, took up 'a collection to the secret of suceess is to remove the .
start the good c;aese, and teceived al cause Of temptation. I suppose ifeee
response equivalene to 'ten cents ' per thee ever succeeded in .this direction
head of those appealed to. ele is, thee woad . pro -aced in others. mom The Shortage of Fodder
and wastes, no remedy is so well
adapted for family use. Pesitively a
Cure for bilionseess and sick head-
ache unfailing in constipation and
bowel trouble, exceptionany good for
indigestion, no Medicine is so enueere
eally needed in every home as .Dr.
Hamilton Pills. Good for the °lei,
ethe.,young, the sick and the well ones,
-the benefit of 'Dr. Hamilton's Pins:ate
• manifold.; Sold everywher? in 506.
beets:
Hensall
OnlVednesday of lent week a very
happy event took place at the lesice
enee Of the bride's.. parents, Mr. Ind
Mrs. W. VVebbere when their claughtee
Annie E. Wes unieed in niarriaee
With Celle Hudson, formerly of - Here
esaletiatenow_05 'WorIdstoek. Rev. E..
F. 'MeLe Smith 'officiated. The event
took .place in the parlor Wheel was
handsomely decorated. At the ap-
pointed hoer the . bride •etithred lean -
eine on the arm of eer lather while
Mrs Robert Strong played the wed-
ding. march. The . bride was arrayed.
. in, blue site and -Oerried a boquet ot
earnatiqns was supported by lVhss Ida
Hyslop of 'Seaforth and the brooreebY
his 'brother. •
Our citizens. one and all felt iiicere
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: regret over the death of Jellies Stew-
art which took place at. the Commer-
. cial ,hotel, where he has boarded for
ye= on Saturday eeenirig. The de-
ceased was born in Scotland in 18.20
and in 1849 came with his pareets to
Usborne township and settled near
' godgerville. He was married soon
elect to Miss Muir, daughter of An.
drew Muir and settled on a farin in
8teptieh township. His wife died
about 25 years ago. -Since that time
he has resided with his broth& Rob-
ert, but most of tete time in Hensall.
Everybody liked "Jimmy" as he was
commonly called. A very genial pleas-
ent; intelligent 'man he made friends
to whom he was intensely loyal. Ile
read much and was very bright. Itis
creed was honesty and uprightness.
• He Was taken ill a week beat° • his
death under somewhat painful cie--
cumetances. On Sunday morning Dr.
BroWnine, coroner, and' Dr. MacDiar.
mid Made an egamination but signed
a certificate, attributing his demilse to
natural _caUses.
' James Wright' of Wyorning is visit-.
lug his uncle.. JarrieS Carlisle... He was.
"telee«eptPleteyeeet,...teeneSelionthrate;end.
ti, ieelrittlEeTtteele"Xteeteleeleitte`
1 ago and left 88 years ago ter the
States, Where he runs a ranching pro-
perty in Weenning, • Theta was no
!Jensen. when he was here, Rodger -
elite being the business centre of this
section.
Wm. Itesheo, the Indian who Was
arrested on Saturday night for giving
a war danee on J. W. Ortweia's vet-
anda was rettlened to town on Melt.
day and brought before Squire Petty.
Ile pleaded guilty . and Was fined $1
and costs amounting to $12 or 50
days in jail. The Indian took the
this 30 days and the chief took hint up
to Goderieh.
reported to - have eaid "My. Wends,' ey Would to next :became people love
eO
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that settles It . We can't gut 2. Mi.e. it. Vele in not meant in ridiettle :
One man in Wstern ntario recent-
'offed hist entire herd of cattle at
al option campaign in "reroute Mt a' it is a . legi14
timate logical sequence.
'.2U an aronnu, ., .
10e. baste." If nothing else, Spence Women would have to go. Every -
is humourous. In places where Local thing that tempts man to do evil Another, - in Eastern Ontario, eller-
Option hasbeen instellode whet do Must go, and then you woeld hare a ed to handover his herd of , 12 cows•
Wp find / Will any teetotaller under-' spiwless, bonelese, misCrahle, *• ua- oft condition that he should get back
take to say that its inhabitants are i tried wretch, without an Power of five in the spring in, fair order.
:-'44more truthful, more chaste, More tesistance never having been tried. ' •
• Lithe lie, S... Cense' _at Kingston was
generally honest than these of other! The teetotaller is however somewhat
communities?. Is there Any reduction- of an inirentive genius and finding the miere.d 1- cow') lot 100. ..
in drinking -does prat-Al:aim' proltib.., teaching of Scriuture opposed to his Up in the western part of the rum -
it 1 Is the law kept ? Or is it, as we ; pet theory, in later days he brought ince eight two -year-olds were Catered
all know lit to be -that ' teetotallers fotth what ie knoWn as the two wine at ette for the lot
themselves are not mote tratliful,1 theory, Throughout Scripture, in E. 0, Drury, of gorth Simeoe, cut
more pure, more generally honest both „Old and. New Testament, WO es tons a hay front the same acreage
Athan others, --that where Local. Op-, read of wine ettd strong drink. These '
which -hist year gave 100 tons. •
tion is today, drinking 'goes' oft as be -1, are , not identical as We, can see by .
-toee only not quite eo openly, but in such passages as Dent: 21) : d A reportiroin Manitoulin says that
some places just is openly, and marc "Neither have ye drunk wine ot all crops save peas have been pratti-
sti, Mum before -that • teetotallers strong drink". The temperate use c,f cally destroyed by grasshoppers Oar -
have sueceeded In one thing, putting .a, tither or both ifs enjoined., 19 the ,deti truck and pasture!), as well as or -
law on the Statute „Book that 15 wrongful immoderate use of either or dinary field trolls, are all gone.
treated with derisioe and eoliteinpti both is, condemned. The teto 'Wine S. II. Bellaine, reporting from Chat -
'They are sueceeding in bringing up • a theory is a fad of modernism.. It ' ham, says 'that the barley crop is
` generation acenstomed to open viola- arose nut • of the quagmire of IneOne small, oats are a pod- half crop . anti
tion of - leve, a dangerous thing to sisteneies into which the Prohibition- corn very late and light
/day with. And whir, 't Me we a law-. ists floundered. Preaching total P50
1550 comniunitY I' Par front it, but hibition they: found themselves up During the five weeks endingwith
you begin at snrattuary laws, , yoa against the difficulty of wino at the August there was only one rain in
Pass laWs 'that a , man ''s consaienee Lprd's Supper. They were met with the vicinity of New Lowell, says J.
meta etlheeribe 10, and you at once such questions as, if it IS •TIong to V. Murary, and thiq did not go more
make laws that will he Violated on drink wine what about the Lord's than two incheo iit'is tb, ground. i
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any mut evtly occasion: 1 do not Supper '1 Did not our tord partalx Pastures are very poor wit%hardly
hesitate to aVoW in the most Public and give? Did Ilr, not mike 'and give any second growth; and whtat i Wt .
trimmer That 1 for out will never at Cana ot G-allee ? And many sn,cli is being -eaten by grasshoppers.
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Made in styles sad
at different prs, but only
one quality -the best. A
piano is hough( for a lifetime
of wear. Wel *Antal* all
artin-Chise
lanas
to be perfect in -mitered.
tiOn and to Impart, ht tete
with. age, lastead of
weakening, as ordinary
instruments do.
• Where theStaurtin.Orinst
..Piano is net represented,
we ship dhoti and guar-
antee Mato denitrify tO your ,
neared station, Irt.f.ey
pert,of Clineehe
Write for •deteelOeles
baakiet, paces and
tetras Mei revile*.
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er OTTAWA, ONT. .
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My daughter has improved ee much
that you 'would scarcely know her -
Miller's Compound Iran Pills did it
For sale by W.. A. McConnell,' drug-
gist, Clintom
• Fire insurance companies are retitle -
leg their risks in the congested die,
tritts of Montreal
I used to be continually tired ; mole
I am strong and well -Miller's COM*
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pound Iron Palls did it For epee by
W. 4. MeConneil,, druggist, 'el:JAM:it
The _body of A. H. Birks, engineer
on the Qnebec bridge, was tome in.
the ••
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, • •
Brewed from se-
lecteci hope, choice.
barley malt : and
pure Spring water,
with the utmost •
-car. . Bottled at
the brewery depots •
to ensure. proper-- ..i.
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.- -
Indid • why Labatt's , Ale .
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-,,?-...r -.4 0,-;^' . e^. --e : , - :. .. .. none,;*,,,- thcitigix„ i,..
colds eonsuMers only abotit half as much as imported geode.
On Saturday night just atter IZ
o'Clek as chief Whiteeide' arid. Ernie
• Stem', were going honie they espied all
. Indian kiekitig With great vigor at
. Mr. Ortwein's deer. the_ &let 004
bilin under arrest_ and procuring a
•1
buggy took. him to Exeter, where .he
, WAS inearcerated over Sunday. The
' boys just arrived in Exeter in • time
to •see the small evaporator at Fretd*
eeetown being burned.
Where alltelse laib
LAIC
Kendirs Spavth est
Bode Spt1fl, PJngbObE SplIflt, Blood and' Beg Slavin. Thoriatiltyia__„
Curb, Capped Roth, especially If of longetinding and obotiaste,-Idn
not yittcl to ordinary liniments or blistete.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURS is an exitioarditeery remedy that Om
ertreordineiry resent. It cures old, stubborn esite* thot
veterinaries bave up-..taltes away every sign of lammoo.-0 aot
icor or kill tht haat--and leaves the horse soon& and. smooth.
4.
Brom*, Mao, Sept. SAI
"I bairn used itendsilw Spavin tute tor no years..
lend it toter fake me coste," Jong megionu,„
Write for noted book "treatise On the Itoree".-6MnethIng Worth knowing WA
*very bilge. fleet free. Spe.vitt Cure Is sold by dealers everywhere
It
$1. bottle.,.6 for td. SS
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