HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-04-28, Page 6THE WINGUAM TIMES, APRIL 28, 1893.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1898.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Kt bill to prohibit, combinations
ted to advance the price of netes-
as of life hum Massed the New York
e tieeenibly.
,Thirsts ,bold have nothing to r• t0 with
Sleek Pepsitl that is being advertised
toniti newspapers. Tne Professors of
K4ttlturitl College of ()uteri° exposed
[frame &.'out a year ago.
a. are 5,82E Public Schools in Ontar-
azld tem Government grant to those
.1s wee $250,000, white the 12G
h Schools in the Province received 6100, -
front the Provincial treasury.
x. Inoue 'M. P. P, for Dufferin, has a
before the Ontario Legislature to re-
s the life of mortgages. It is proposed
/nit the life of a mortgage to ten years
iia tete last payment thereon. The time
resent is twenty years.
"Ilse druggists have met with such a
reception from ,all quarters anent
prnvisiotte of their hill to limit the
of patent medicines to themselves
it is understood they have decided
•ithdraw the objectionable clauses.
BILL will be introduced at this
ion of the Ontario Legislature to
to tuenicipalities the power to
debentures to raise funds for the
tion of suitable contagious disease
1pitals without tate necessity of ap-
ii ng to the votes of the ratepayers,
$>t Manufacturers' Association
not but feel that the tide to running
;inst the tariff, and it does not show
ch wisdom in expressing a desire to
jintain the present rates without
teneent Rt fray point. This is not
nable position, nor is it one that
He opinion will support,—Mone-
Times.
INANCE Ittnusren Bonen intends start-
s out shortly on his mission of visiting
L different trades and industries of the
rtry and getting the opinions of the re-
entatives of such trades and industries
to tariff readjustment, It is not hard to
the answers he will get from these
ant industries." Let him ask the far-
s—the great taxpaying class of this
try. Of course they will not get an
rtunity to give their views, except they
for it and press their grievances upon
lo attention of the Government.
tda. BALFOUn has given notice of a
t lution which he will move in the
Mario Legislature to the effect that
is .House places on record its dist
oval of the growing amount of
ial legislatioir sought for the eon-
ation of floating debts of minden
ties coutractect without authority
vs, as tending to extravagant ex-
itures by municipal corporations
the growth of irreeponsihility
ng the individual •inelnbers cif said
orations, all of which is contrary
he spirit and intent of our tenni-
4:1 laws ; and is further of the
bion that such legislation should
be granted under eery exceptional
umstances."
The Budget Debate.
GARROW, M. P. P., POR WEST HUEON,
CONTRIBUTES TO THE DISCUSSION.
< (From Globe Report.)
Ir, Garrow, member for West
on, was warmly applauded when
rose to take part in the debate.
Garrow is not in the habit of
pier; up on every iseue, and as his
tation for good ,judgment is liigb,
'ways receives a close hearing.
did not intend, be said, to go very
ly lata figures. I t was a pretty
cult job to deal with x question of
hiretie from a party standpoint.
was the foundation error in a
asion such as was proceeding. It
tdrnitted by both siden of the
e that we lead 'a substantial cash
ius,aud we have all immense reset
he timber reesourees of the province.
pose even that, we had a small
t, Went then`? In what position
this province of Ontario stand ae
r;: with the; other provinces or
oulinion, itself 7 The Do.
CI heapedu a debt b
�sdn
r..
Quebec had started even
()uteric and had now a debt of
0', paying in interest alone
annually. Was it not a
t other provinces were going
the rate of from $100,000
tt million dollars per year ?
ria wee :able to present a magifi*
owing. What they claimed
*_list et the end of twenty years
mat administration was
able,
r
#deficit, to- exhibit a
o a ticgood
Thlt was somethit g for
fy>x the go'ernment side;
but also the opposition deserved credit. '
They ought to be proud that they had
laeen able to assist the province in
reaching that glorious financial con,
elusion, (Applause,) It wasa recog.
nized fact that we must have expen-
ditures for
xpen-dituresfor civil government and whence
was the revenue for this purpose to be
derived ? If the government did not
deal wisely and carefully witu the
timber sersinos, whore could they look
for revenue unless they resorted to
direct taxation ? it was in their own
interests, its well as in the interest of
the country generally. that due care
should be taken of alt the sources of
reveuue• The system of disposing of
timber limits to the highest bidder
wee one that commended itself to the
judgment of all, and it would be dill.
cult to improve upon it, The revenue
hating; been obtained, it was a p.tra-
mount duty to see that it wets
e conomic:elle expended, Now, it was
very easy for lion. naenabers opposite
GO oecupv the position of destructive
entice, but it was their duty to fully
intestigate the expeortiture, to p.tiut
out extravagnuce, bit by bit and item
1 t,y item, instead of declaring in zeu-
eral terms Mice a ye it unit thegovero-
ntetit was extravagant. Theism nit'tu-
bers— (opposition )—were ii,dustrioue
and able, and had discharged
their eutyy as well as they could
;Where had they shown extravagance?
It must he unearthed in detail. It
bad not been, and therefore ti:ey trust
essunae that it could not he, and alt
the talk about tixtravance must go for
nothing. \Ieintiers of the opposition
could have atnpte time and facilities if
they desired to investigate the various
items of expenditure, find in the large
expenditures for the erection of public
buildings they have not• brought to
light any evidence of wrong- doing or
over -expenditure. (Applause.)
Strongly Kndorsed.
The advertising of Hood's Sarsaparilla
appeals to the sober, common sense of
thinking people, because it is true ; and it
is always fully substantiated be endorse-
ments which in the financial world would
be accepted without a moment's hesitation
They tell the story --HOOD'S CURES,
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver ills, jaundice,
biliousness, rich headache, constipation.
First Things in Ontario.
The Man Who Introduced the First
Reaping Machine,
THE PIONEERS IN THE IMPORTATION OP
THOROUGHBRED STOCK --TSE BEGINN-
ItIG OF THE CHEESE INDUSTRY.
The study of agriculture in the
rural schools of Ontario, with properly
arranged text -books, might be made
one of the most interesting features of
the school studies.
Indeed, the progress of farming in
Ontario would form an interesting
chapter in the history of Canada ; and
it should be especially so 'to the youn
who live surrounded by the results of
that progress.
To the boy who watches the opera-
tions of the self binder it would be a
matter of interest to learn that the
first reaper introduced into the opera-
tions of the farm in Ontario was one
that dr. Walter Riddell, an old man
of 83, living near Cohourg, tells of in
a letter to Prof. James, Deputy Min-
ister of Agriculture. In the year
1843 the late Daniel Mciiyes, of Ham-
ilton township, East Nortiintnbt'rinnrl,
used tho first machine for harvesting
in Canada, and in the following wear
England fits/:/, to expire, to as at
stock. T here is scarcely a township.
in Ontario whore thorougiabred stock
cannot be feund at present.
The English Draft,, or Shire horses,
which were imported into Ulipet Oa -
nada in the latter part of the last
century, were the first of the heavy
cart horses on the continent. At to
very early date in the present century
Upper Canada, had a roputution for
fine horses and quite u trade was
carried on .with the Americans, The
date of the first importation is SO far
back that no recortl can be found of i:,
This is the breed which some able
writers claiin is directly descended from
the war horses et JWats Caesar and is
the purest survival of the "Great
Horse" mentioned by mediaeval
writers.
The firat ituportatiou of Clydesdales
was made by Archibald Ward,of ,Mark-
ham, who brought out Grey Clyde in
1841.
Subsequent importations were: Sov
eerign, by Audrew Jonlrson, of Scar-
boro', in 1845; Bay Vv allace, by Wm.
Cochrane, of Olareniput, in 1845; and
Netherly, ey Joseph Thompson, of
Columbus, in 1860.
The first cheese factory in Canada
was started by Prof. 0. 0. James in his
bulletin of Jauuary to be that of a.
Farrington, of Norwichville, which
was begun in 1804. Since deet bulle-
tin was issued the honor has been
claimed for Eber E. Hill, of Durham,
Que., who is said to have started his
factory in 1862, but the claim wee not
supported by very strong testimony.
The Canada Farmer of August 1,
1865, the first year of nowt:, says of`
the Norwich factory ; "This is the
pioneer uheeeo factury, which will be
considered no stems honor some day."
From that humble beginning e1 years
ago the nlanutacture of (Meese lasts ins.
creased to such an extent that Inst
year over nine utiUion dollars' worth
was exported from Ontario, and over
e,eveu trillions from the Dominion at
larg.•,
The No. 1 Manitoba, hard wheat,
which is so much sought after by
millers to day ie the "Fife" wheat that
was grown very extensively in On-
tario in 1857. The origin of this
variety is a matter that has i.een dis-
puted hotly by agriculturists, but the
burden of evidence seems to be in favor
of the connection that it was some seed
imported from Glasgow. There are
some who claim that it was first grown
in Ontario and others who credit
Wisconsin with producing it Bat
wherever it COMPS frofla it is the beast
wheat in the world to -day.
Suelt facts as thesis, as well as some
cou0eriting the laying out of townships
and building of roads, etc., would he
information of value to every child to
the rural schools of our country.
Mr. Wade, of the same district, pro-
cured another one.
The mr'gnitioert flocks of sheep we
wive in Canada are the outcome of the
introduction of pure bred animals away
bak in the thirties. The first bock of
Leicesters, which was also the first of
any kind, was imported by the late
Hester Rennelson, of North l3uin-
fries.
Soutliaowns were first brought out
by Wm. Ash, of St. Catharines, in
1848.
James Russell, of Richmond Hill,
introduoi-d Cotswolds, and to Albert
Tatnblyn, of Orono, belongs the honor
of t;ettiug the first flock of Lincolns.
Turning to the thoroughbred matte
it ie found that the first purchase made
for breeding purposes in Canada was
by the New Brunswick Board of A.g e
rirulture, which introdueed sotne
animals in that Province in 1825-20.
G
In Ontario Judge Arnold, of St,
Cathnrines,waa the first to see the 'fin.,
potence of introducing improved
stock, which be did in 1832.
The followirc :year Roland Wing-
field, of Gli 1ph, imported some short
horn Cows.
th IMO 1?. 1goyd, of Fong,• street,
Toronto, pnrohesied a cow,and in 18.45
Iialpit Wade of Port Kopf;, imported
four u heifers. •
From aomtli
s le futil tert
it additional
importations, has come the splendid
I,twain of cattle *bleb it is found pro.
RIIEURATIt351 CURED INA DAY.—South
American Rheumatic Cure of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures fu 1 to 3
days, Its action upon the system Is re
markable and mysterious. It removes at
once the cause of the disease immediately
disappears, The first dose greatly bone -
fits. 75 cents. Warranted at Chisholin's
drug stare.
Huron Items.
Jas. Nevins, of Weat Wawanosh,
has ti owe which recently gave birth to
four iambs. .
Clinton people are going to have a
Creamery in that town, and at a meet
ing Tuesday evening the greater pert
of the neeessary stook was suhseril,ed.
At the last regular meeting of Court
Goderich No 32, Oatiadian Order of
Foresters, the following officers were
elected : Bro. A, B, Davison, C. R.;
Bro, W. E. Johnston, V. C. R.; Bro.
T. Sueyd. F, Sec.; Bro. W. Me0reath,
R. See.; Bro. W. Lane, Treas.; Bro. D.
Stoddart, Chaplain; Bro, W. Carter, S.
W.; l3ro. 1e', Henderson, J. W,; Bro.T
Bates, S, B.; Bra. W. Daniels, J. 13,
This is now in a prosperous con
clition having over six hundred dollars
on hand to pity sick benefits.
Origin of "Got the Mitten's
One hundred years ago gloves were
uelluown in the county towns. Mit-
tens were knitted and Worn in all fam-
ilies, If a young than going home
front singing school with the young
girl of his clioiee waa holding her tuit-
tetted hand to keep it waren end took
that opportunity to his suit if
urge 1, ,
tile- alter proved acceptable the 11011(1
would rarlydiu. If taken by surprise
an effort to withdraw the hand would
leave the mitten, So the suitor would
"get the mitten," �hur would ld not get
the hand, The use of the word rnnff,
meaning a foolish blundering person,'
also has an easy explanation. A stu
pid youth #ae Said to be a muff, be,
cause, like the article of feminine wear
gl,
tailed by,hitt near, he held a awematta
hand without squ,
e i
nfiit.
Ripens Tabules cure biliousness,
COUNTY' WANDS neo LOAN.
On the security of CeltivAted Farm, Interest six
percent, payable Annually, Any portion of the
principal may ho repaid at any time the borrower
wishes. MI expellees pa:d by tha County, No
person except the County Auditors allowed to see
mortgages or to know to wltoin money is loaned.
Apply to WM. [IOLMES
Gederiah, Aug. 8th IROIL Co..reasurer.
ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptlyonthe Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only 'from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,its
many excellent qualities commend
it to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any ono who wishes to
try it, Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP CO
•t
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N.Y.
ha, Cases of
ij'z hTherid
clay
IJ
nperous
cl)f RRY)qV0S'
1 LLER
!i!P juckyci.&r.
j, htlierid rcL�>srrs r9
auqhs, Cords,
ere
S�Borplx.
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25t5RcL';�._
Cures Gottrnmmpt[on, Cotglxo, Croup, Soro
hti,xoat, Slid byy ell?Jru,;rists on a Gurrantce.
For a Lama Side, Back or Chest Shiloh'a korona
P[:oter will give great en [,:action. --25 cent?.
6lt/11. l tiVS Vt! 1`�l t L EtZIi~'.; n
IlIro. T. S.ilawkins,G'Ytattinoogn Tent sem
",S7titoh'a 1; t1catccr °.Yd.V.LID h 'l lutb'id. I
condelcriitthchrctremeauforttclthiiftccterttn+ate,ret
T ee& eitecb" For Dyer: 'ef ,sa i 4S er VP:l' idxoy
troub10 it «:nazi. 1 r!ctt 15 ora.
C'L L p
91 �tJ r �{t,, 3�r5 ��"aL11 riLt{1R11E'tl
ir:t_;y`i''�i+ �•'+:-.. q-li t... eche . Rain
1Intoyou Oaten. r•h? xtyt,usRemedy. 7ulriit
Tnsitivelyr0ltat a.' •7(ritey,n: 'ricutdetg.
his In;.:otr'r tte ,: t C.111Ire.ttue;tr.is
furnlebedrree. ? r.; n t' enit..:t'S
*ro ecld one ire e , else/ ., eat ete,..,
NERVE
L1 EANS
NIMItYR BEANS Mr a new Ne.
corer, that enter tato WOW oeaee
Normal Debility Lose Vigae sad
IFailing Manhotxl; restores the
weakness of body dr mind sabred
by over -work. or the enters or se.
ewes ofo . This etce
sokttetq cures the most obstinate cues *hen ill Giber
elitArxttxrs Iwretaueae,eolo 7991910, Sea brdrwk
trims et Igor paok9V', or Rix for 46 or Bent pp�� otaHoq
swept of price by addressing r18I JAMES MEDICIW
00., Toren,,, oat+ Write for pamphlet. Soldia.-.
Winghron, A. in RAkirLTON
Clubblug Autos.
'rho TInss and Toronto niobo per year g 176
The Tins and Toronto Empire per year1 76
The Titus and London Advertiser per year1 60
The Tines and London Free P, cos per year1 75
Tho T,ass and Montreal Herald pot year1 00
The TIM 9 and Montreal Witness per year1 75
The Toms eau Montreal Family Herald and Star 1 76
Iteduocd rates with All other weekly papers not
,uer.tioned in the above list,
CQRNVN CROS,,
U N DERTAKERS,I
Y V J4NGJ tAM, OIT,R. .
ZatagangtailMOMMOWSOMMagagErnif
JOB MUM%
TNOLUDING Books, Pamphlets, Posters, Bill
1 Heads, Circulars, dcc., dtc., executed it the best
etyle of the art, at moderate prices, and on short
notice. Apply or address
It. ELLIOTT,
Times Otnee. 'Wingham.
LOOK HERE
This Will InterestEvery
body,
We are selling
Best Coal Oil at 12 1-2
cents per Imperial gal-
lon, or a can containing
the equivalent of five
American gallons for
50c., exclusive of pack-
age.
American Axes, 5oc. to 65c.
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $1.00
per foot.
We to -day reduce our
quotations on Binder
Twine one cent per lb.
J. A. CLINE &00,
Winflralrl.
1
WINGHAIVI
—ls eutnesuim—
EVERY PXIPAY MORNING
—AT Tis—.-
TINIES OFFICE, ,4OSEPHIN cL- Entine'
WINGIiA.Iil, ONTAIRIO.
t
Subscript' on ler1co, el per year, in advance
ADVERTISING RATES:
Space i 1 S r. l 0 rho. 1 8 mo, 1 1 ,tic
Column 580 00 536 0 -----
One 1 20 0
Half " 85 00 20 00 12 00
Qtrai ter '" 20 00 12 00 I 7 00 400
One Inch 5 00 3 00 I 2 00 i 1 00
Legal and other casual advertisements, So. per lire
for Brat insertion, and So. perliaeforeaeh subsequent
insertion .
Local n091059100. pe...ne for first insertion, an
5c, por line for each subsequent insertitn. No loom
notieo will be charged loss than 25e.
Advertisements of Lost, Foupd, Strayed, Situations,
and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 linen
nonpareil, $1 per month
Houses and Panne for Salo, not exceeding 8 /inee,
51 for first month, 80e. por subsequent month
These terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for lo advertisements, or tot
longer periods.
Advortiscnie ,ts and beat notices without specific
directions, will be inserted tin forbid and otiartred
accordingly. Trauaf1ory advertisements must
paid in advance
the
Changes
aby Wednesday noon,sin ordertoents sappear
that week
R. ELLIOTT
Pnerninrot Alin Pusiasu 5
DR tR MAOVONALD,
1J JOSEPHINE STREET,
Wnceu•te, OxTAs;m,
Axe. B. TOWLER,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Huron—
Office flp.etalrs, next to kir Morton's office, Wine.
hand, Ont.
Oreton Hou911.-0 to 12 a. as., 1 to 9 p, n,,, CZ at
Residence, DlagonalStreet.
D. J. A. MELDIttild,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario,
Mice and Residence --Corner of Centre and PatHok
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune.
W,xun an • ONT
R VANSTOSE.
BARRISTER, ,SOLIC1T0R, Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rate
interest. No commission charged, Mortgagee, tow
and farm proper,) bought and sold
OFFICE—tleaver Block Wiseman
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER Sc ,
W ngham Ont
i>i,IEYER er DICKINSON,
H. W. C. menu Q. C. 1 E. L, 13ICKINSON, i3. A
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Etc., Etc., So.
licitors for bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
.taking affidavits for Manitoba. Farm, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
STEAM PUMPfunds) loaned on mortgage security at 6} per coli .
Money Invested for private persons, upon the best
�mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North-
west.
Otitee—iient'50110015, WInghant.
,
ANL SINE,
PROPRIETOR.
I wish to inform the people of Wing -
ham and surrounding country, that, as
I have purchased the Stearn. Pu'np
Works lately owned by Mr, H. Clark, I
are prepared to supply all kinds of
go en, Ufi, Force & Iron Pumps
And attend to the wants of the public
in awything in the Pump line.
As T have a long experience in the
business I guarantee all my work, and
if not satisfactory will refund the money.
V4 re also deal in
ALL KINDS OF WIND MILLS,
Z Soft water cisterns made on short
notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
D. SHOWERS,
Winghano
RMLN A ?TeN!
Stailion Route bilis
P01t SEASON OI' 1898,
• If you want a Neat, Showy Bill, well pet
together and attractively displayed, on good
zipper; C7 card,
a Gllsena your order to the
A Number of Good Cuts to Choose
from.
Prices reasonable
and melon t a bY mail
promptly attended to.
TIMES OFFICE, WINGHAM,
DENTISTRY.— ..1 S. JEtt0b4E, WIt:eu .,
EE 11 1s manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
Vulcanite plates of the bestniatorlai
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion, Alt work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Eieetrie-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
/Ass Nostcn.—I will extract teeth for 25 cents
0911.
OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick Iiouse.
Wm. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S E7 LOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Wint;ham.
Will visit Gorrie 1st and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
JCIIN RITCHIE, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
WIN WI"
NUR
DEANS, Jit., Wisanaii,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in ally hart of the Co. Chargee
Moderate.
JOHN CUERIE, WzsalaAx,
mess -eau AVCTtoi;ltea FOD THE COUNTY OF
Inman.
AlI orders left at tho Tinge office promptly attend
ed to, Terms reasonable.
"(AMI:S HENIIIIRSON,
rLttOto:Me:e8 Atiot•roxresa 5015 C01t84'Ine HURON Ara
Bauer,
All sales attended to promptly and en the Shortest
NotiO.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Alt necessary arrangements eats be made at the
Tutsis'W ,nxice
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SIRS, GIODi REY .5 McASIf,
M. 8. Toronto, Shfeurgeombctens. OColleintarir 1'1175icians and
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Ole
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• Ovrpttto
Money to Loan on Notel.
Notes Discounted
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RATES
s
Money advaaccd en lfortgstes it 6} per runt with
privilege of plying et the end of any year. Notre
end aecouwts eollautsd.
11,0E7', Merl DOO.
*Wit i`lleek, •Wireatfrm, Ont,
T
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e T. U,
(commova, BY TIfg n
•^e l?,,r Goaf,onrt' Mime an
yi'oll call ibo•attentlon, of th
,to the feet, •that the Woman'
.ante Union meets every Mond
'sharp, for ono hour, 1t, Mies Ho
Judies aro wade welcome.
hl0gt#uy lofa'everyhu 00911, eel
•advertised,+.to which sleeting a
generally.
As tide Editor lane kindly pi
s
space,
items of. Interest on ail moi
day to any of our moat herb.
.Usss.Plielps' I,
We hops to sen a hog
eat.tho Methodist enure
.evening,
8rd of May,
i
o
before will vet ylgladie
owning again and th0$e
Lear her should not miss
tunitya.
-Tile Pool R o0
A man caught ill the a
,frotu letters in the Bufi'a
.aays, with tears in his eye
Ohtepool-room that temp
4)e.fe11. ._Of all bileeittar
•dtr'dl.has invented for fool
••those pool -rosins are the
.do mors 10591075 in one of
.all the gambling -hells itt
,month. ..every day youu
,seeu,running from one of
.another, and of these r
.btiyaud doubt many wh
.tione•ef •reepunsibility an
.moneys .that are eotrus
.Ln..etiew.Jersey the peopl
:zri.tlleir.nli;in and are der
the .raae.traeka that s
po°l,roonrs shall her SU
every .city.;aud to•vu err
{ ;poolroom etre people
.action to 'have it closed
;essarcy for the pr•otec
Nonng MHO, and to
such arterifices of honor
46 was•seee.i0 the poste
,day—auttale Com mercia
.The.Opposl it
The ,ligeor men are
eatgainst.the plebiscite nior
*ea that by,.itlh'lir craft
'They hove no love to
worn[ of any kind; they di
Once.raoledings, terrrperern
teWfsssrattue societies; /but
mortal.herror of tempera
'The .hitter ,flglateagain
cite ,peehiriou by Aide
when ,et.eatpre.up.ib the '
Coisnaij, tier strong evid
point, The •sager Cont
upon the,nuevelnent by t
Coupell'ef Walkenville is
direction., She foes of p
in the new moaeweut a
good for ;tete .tlOmtnunity
mean injury to elle eeil-a
in which they. are ,interes
The lusts are nut t,
other fact that some mist
.anot: ed vacates sue not i
with the plehieeite effunt,
that these good friends n
.numhcer, and we believe
elastica of many of tht
the fight colrreeeon the
the thick of it. The lieu
ever, ktlow what they ar
they are not fighting f
movement for fun..
In a campaign like this
involvieg the moral issu
tion, and the result of w
to atlsot the liquor traffic
it is safe to tie on time ail
the liquor party. It is sa
movement .n which the
saes so mach danger, and
it makes such desperate
They Vote for the P
°Wren/o PROHIBITION/31'S
LEARN TUE STRENGTH 0
IIIBITION SENTIMENT
PROVINCC,
Toronto, April 11,-_4
the meeting of prohib
evening with the merobet
lature Iran created coned,
Sion in temperance
Mr. J. J, Maelaren, cha
executive committee of t
Alliance, occupied the ol.
Mr, F. S. Spence, 0(
secretary of Alliance, mr
appeal for a plebiscite or
of prohibition. He said
would indicate exactiy wi
the real strength of the
sentiulent. In many of
Where it was s drown to be
would be able'to sweep tl.
fie out of existences by tni
law. Ile endorsed A1'r.
prohibiting the esti, of
liquor by retail, but thl
interfere with taking A p
moved e
ya for
this
f•
gpouri
nremi:t'1's of the Logien,,,
the Prohibitionists in ire