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R. ELLIOTT
Peorcu von ANA Fenno to
10DUNALD,
JOSEPHIIME STREET,
TOWLER, J,t,D.C.H.,
;geese, Physicians and Suri,•eons, Ontario
-Coroner for County of I'Iuron-
etairs, next to Mr Morton's ofRce, Wthg.
Ifoons.-0 to 12 a. tn., I to 0 P. m-. or a't
, Diagonal Street.
A. MSIILDRTJM •
nor Graduate of Toronto Univoreity, and
of the College of rhysioiens and Surgeons of
nd Residence -Cornerof Centro and Patrick
stmerly occupied by Dr. Bethune,
'MUDSUxT
ANSTONE.
4ltLUSTE11, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
nNo d Company funds to loan at lowest rate
nd farm propertission y bought aMortgages, ltown
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: In Beaver Mock, opposite the
H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
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MASON'S fel-OCK
Opposite the Queen', Ilotel, Hingham,
1I visit Gorrie 1st and ard Mondays
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N RITCHIE, ;
GENERAL Int/NANCE AGENT
AM,
ONTARIO
DEANS, JR., tvixonArf
SED AtiCTIONICEli:FOR THE COUNTY
OF 8 attended In HURON.
ate. any gait of the Co. Ohyrgcg
IN CtJRII/E, WINithAM, Ona.,
;NBRD Atre2'30NEAlt Fon tem tietneeY OF
noRox
orders lett at the Tutus Oiliest promptly attend
Terms reasonable,
ES Hl;Nrat SON,
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aloe attended to promptly and on the Shortest
get Moderate ed Sstistection Guaranteed,
eeessary arruageotente eon be made at ea
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Surgeons, 'OriItrio.
' ONT.ttne
07 to I.40ar1 't On. 111( 04
rotes Diseolin$eC
tE A S O NA13I,11; : ICA'PE S
' advanced on Mortgagee a } pet cent with
unto collected the and of y year. Notts*
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;Tock win¢hant, Ont.
W. s T. tea COLUMN.
(coneverr llr Tna wountAt,t Fn,it•IOn.)
areeletryry
"ir err Clod awl Hume and iVative Land."
Well call the attention of the mothers and slaters
to the fact, that the ivouaaies Obristittu Timmer.
ance union meets every Monday at three O'etoek
,bare, for on hour, at Mtr8, Genies residence, .Teat -
rick street. .All ladies aro made welcome,
Wo hold i1 monthly gospel meeting on the last
Monday of every month, except when otherwise
Advertised, to which ineetin we invite the public
generally,
Ae the Editor has kindly given us part et his
seed itoni sof interestonon all mord sqof
estionss 01 the
day to any of our members.
Several brewers have tessi$ed before
the Commission that they sold more
beer in Scett Aot counties while that
law was in force than before its adop-
tion or after its repeal. If prohibition
improves their business, why do they
ask eompHasatiou for loss of property
and business should a prohibitory law
be passed. If the Scott Aot unproved
trade, why did they spend money in
repealing it i •
^ it i
In Nova Scotia a movement is on
foot to secure a plebiedte on the liquor
traffic. Manitoba has spoken, and
shortly Ontario and Prince Edward
Islaud will pronounce upon the subject.
It was stated recently that the Govern.
nisei of Quebec would soon be asked to
provide for a popular rote. Is will
scan be possible to know precisely
what the people of Canada would like.
If prohibition be demanded with a
majority strong enough, and politicians
will be politic enough to bring it in o .
eration, p
'K d: *
The Royal °remission are get-
ting some evidence that ouiaht to have
weight in the counsels of the future.
.A man who for fifteen years ha.; been
manager of the Waterloo County Poor
House, gave evidence before the Com-
mission last week. Ristestimony
was to the effect that tlieaverage•
number of inmates inthe home' during
his time was eight'•five per yearend the
principal cause that sent them there
was intemperal,ce. Further than that
the poverty of at least ane fourth of
the remainder was due to the drunk.
ennese of relatives.
a s
The chief business in this plebiscite 1
campaign is to show that a prohibitory
law would greatly lessen it not entire.
Ig, remove the evils caused by the
liquor truffle. . The evils are admitted
by everybody amenable to reason.
Fven many of the men who sell liquor
admit•that the business is bad. Any
number of people, not total abstainers,
are willing to vote for prohibition if it
can be shown that a prohibitory law
will
in I
all
probability tY lessen tl
the
amount of misery caused' by intemper-
ance. The point to be kept steadily
.
b_p f
018
the
people is that in an intent -
gent well -governed, law abiding coon.
try like Ontario, there is no reason why
prohibition should not prohibit, or if
prohibit altogether, retitled the evils not
to a minimum.
* * yr
There is one kind of a temperance
meeting that ,all good people shnuld
• unite in stamping out. We mean the
kind at which sentences not any too
serious or refined are punctuated with
laughter. The ;iquor business and
its consequences are no laughing Mate
ter. Two -third, or tbree•fourtha of the
crime of this country is produced by
the liquor treble, the crime is not a
laughing matter. Much of the poverty
of Canada is caused by intemperance,
and poverty is no laughing matter.
:Hearts• are broken and homes are
darkened by drink, and the man that
Can laugh itt a broken heart or a dark.
ened home is unfit to address his
fellow men on any serious question.
It is said that five thousand nten go
down every year in this Dominion to a
a) drunkard's grave and tt drunkard's
doom. The man, Who with that awful
fact etar°rng born in the face, can retail
Yankee stories to make an audience
laugh, encs
sa , uas as little mural earnestness
rigs the audience that laughs, et bile. -1
Canada Presbyterian
* * *
The immense expenditure of tilts
flattens for intexiceting liquor and
tobacco, is illustrated by certain pro.
positions which the United $tater
Goverement is said to be entertitining
for increased tares on those Articles
for the purpose of increasing its re.
Venue. The tax on distilled spirits of
00 dents per gallon now yields a
yearly revenue of $05,000,000, A
tax en fermented 'ignore of $2 pert
would yield a revenue from, that soueor;
barrel, instead of $1, tie at present,
of $64,000,000. To restore the taxers
ea tobacco to wliat they were prior to
11388, wattle/ give $80.000,000 revenue.
Ids else proposed to ntalia Same
change •in the customs ditty en iit;,ne
THE WIN( , ' `'311 ES '°VEi J3. {4 10,
articles arnountitag to $4,000,.000, thus
making a total audition to the revenue
from these sources of $84,Q00,000.
With this itloreese the total annual
revenue from distilled and fermented
liquors and tobacoo would amount to
the anot'inaue sum of $245,000,000,1
Tvtaictl, it is said, would be sufficient to
pay all expenses of government as now
band leave a Suplue of nearly $50,000,ing inourred, aside from -
000.
Women .l ave Ieongei Than Men,
The well known fact that women
live Imager .than ,Igen is illustrated as
follows: The excess of females of
all ages over males of all ages in Eng-
land and Wales istonly about 8., per
oent,lin round numbers 15,000,000,
minus 50,000 to 14,000,000 plus 50,-
000) But who'll we begin to compare
women over 010 with mon over (30 the
female majority becomes much greater.
and when we once pass 85 the old men
are nowhere. The female nonogeuar-
ieus nearly double the male;, there
854
women
are
o
over
95 to
only
355 5 m
e
and 104 gaminer to 42 gaffers whon'
own' to a center Y--'4�esin
minister Ga.
tette.
Rarkwsll's Bronchial liaison, Will cure fury Cough
Cold. Bronchitis or Aathmq.
fa her oughtful little boy asked his
Papa, do men descend from mon-
Yes, my boy.
And what about the. monkeys? 1
And the puzzled father replied:
The monkeys descend, my
bo
-thatisrthey descend front
the trees! I
Hobbs (to friend at Stuffen's quick 1
lunch): 1 say *bits, how's business?
Nobbe: Great! Never saw suoh a rush. I
No time to sleep and way behind on
m
eals. That was day before y>ester.
day's lunch 1 just finished.
Ranter ne Sxx HouRs..-Dtstresaing Kid-
ney
byand Bladder the "Great Southseases reved AmericannRide
ney e
surprise and delight to physicians 00 000-
count of its exceeding promptness in re-
lieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back
and every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quick relief andcure this ie
holm', drug storeyour . Sold at Chia, 1
OUR AUTUMN GIFT
-To—
Everyone of Our Readers.
By lisherepi
we ere enablal ewith
d to makee every P one
of our readers the possessor of a life -like
3 t of the
ust da dtbele ed leader of then LiberaPartl
from the latest and of Canada,. beset photogra phwhich
the honorable geutletnau has had taken
and is etched in a lifelike and thoroughly
artistic n
t manner,
er
TLaurier has receivedwhe enthusiastic erever be
reception which
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peered is evidence of the great worth of
the man. He is the peer of the great
leaders I apineau, Brown and Mackenzie,
who though they have passed over to the
great majority, still live in the memory of
a grateful people. Mr. Laurier's portrait
should be in the home of every Liberal in
Canada,
The portrait isprinted en a sheet of plate
paper 18x24 inches and will not be for
sale, only ouough copies being printed to
supply souvenirs of iifr• Laurier's triumph-
ant campaign through the Dominion.
To save our readers the coat of the
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()Astoria is II:Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infante
and Children, It co twaius neither Opium, 13 Morphine
other Narcotic substance. & IAA 3kt
Jit 3s a harmless substitute
for 1T'aareg,oric,1Daopa, Seething Syrups, and. Castor .Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its gtaa,rautoo els thirty years' use by
34fiiBlioazs oir'I' to 31ers. Cn,st obis dostro=
fevcris 1.131 es, C mollis preventsAans .z. allad
cures $'�1i1•Ti`T vomiting Sour Curd,
eeca and, Wind Celle. Castoriq, relieves
teething trentlrin$es, cures constipation and IIatulencyq
Castwri1. acsimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, ErIvIng. healthy and natural sleep. Casa
terries Li the Children's 'amaCeu-tit® Mother's Friend,
C✓tctr5 w01ia.
"Criteria isas excelllentmecllci_te for chil-
dren. Elothorn have repeatedly tutd me Ot its
good effect upon ;heir chaldron."
Dh. G. C. O:'oom),
Lawuit, Mass.
"Criteria fa the 14,,4 remedy for childtron of
which I am acquaeittvl. I hope the dayda not.
far distant when mothers will consider the zeal
interest of their children, „ad use Criteria in-
stead of the various quack nostruire which aro
destroying, their loved ones, by forging opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
Chem to premature graves."
Do, J. F. EIvonnLon,
Conway, ..r'
Caasto '1a.
Caatoria is so well adapted to children the,
I recommend it assuperiortoanrpreseript au
known to sae."
rt. A. Ancua:h, M. D.
111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians in the childrou'0 depert-
rueat have spoke; highly of tholr o :pari•
encs 10 their outsidepractice with C'aatoria,
and although vas only Lave among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet TM aro free to confess that tl e
merit, of Casteria hue won us to look with
favor upon it."
mimeo kiosrirsl. AND DraPSNaaltY,
nasion, $Lays,
4 LLSOr C. Slum, Pres.,
TP o Cex tux Cotarinsy, 'T Miura
5r Street, New. $alittT
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A Business t;,d!•^ ���.
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Tilaouburg, BIarch IStb, 1887. 1
8 1 THE CUI.jTIVATOR 1894
T. Milburn & Co.
81104 -Please thio at once Hires dozen AND
theB. a opB, Sold
Revell
ent b t h' mal, v, a in I li l
shop. Sold 0e '. t uiy, n T to -day. +V' 'Ni Ip GENTLEMAN
'roury truly, C. Tilnuasog.
The above Rumple 18 butuuu of hundreds
of similar ea,preeeious reu'ardieg B. B. B
THE BEST OF TiH
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you said, wh1 }+rcl5osrd? May
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you up.Parra Crops and Processes,
---___ r iI Horticulture and Fruit -Growing,
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FERI wile it also.includes all minor depart.
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try Yard,Entomolugy, see-Keeping,Green•
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Albnnr, N,'Y,
e BROIL,
UNDERTAKERS,,
WINGHA [, ONT.
COUNTY l'UIi'DS TO LOAN. . 1
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Os the ee0etrit ' et Cultivated Farm, Interest six
per
cent payable annually. Anr portion of the'
r
p tcipal may be repaid et any time the borrower
Wishes. Ali expen0ee peal by the (mono'. No
person except the Comity Audrtore alh„red to two
mortgages or to know to whom money i, loaned.
Apply to WM. Ilor.sts:s
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rates of Interest.
Drafts an Orem Britain and the Untied r8iatsa
houuht and sold ,
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I i• Ich in the lung healing virtues, efthe Flue
' eembihott with the soothing and to pettorant'I
proeettiet of other pectoral hobs and barks.
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Hearaanes3, Asthma, Nronchltie. Sora Throat
Croup and 11 T1gROAT, SRONCI55AI,and
LUNG
O DISEASES.
yield prompt y' to they
pleasant piny Syrup.
Foliate 266. AND note Ogee Eitii'1'L.L'.
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r iSSI/R.Il OP MARRIAGE IG/0E1
MEYER it DI01 x1'1$01', CcuiMX8sso aks IW IL Cs ,, Etc..
Solicitors.
t'ttroose two, Oar.
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1 HOLLOWAY'S PTL.... AND 01NT
I,'hese rcmedtee havo Stood the test of tiny y)ara icc au,iltanel.vienceuse., Anti arra pa'nironncad the but
TE: - 1.Z..t:�t �,r
Parity tit) blood,'correct all disorders of the LIVER. STU11AOH, KIDNEYS AND 110Wlrltrq
invaluable in an cemnlaints incidental to females of; all u, te,
ill
Is the only reliable remedy for burl kepi, seas, elvers, and old wounds. �iFOIL R15ONClil
THu0ATS, COaJCtiIS, r'raLPS, 00UT, 1 r1lryi1ATt811 ULADVLgrt SWELLING'S Pi11t4Si*3 IT I3MJ ) R:870.. Ml0nUfactured nniy at 72, GL Oxford. I. 0%5 Muir
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and sold by all II AS IV u Vendors throughout the world. , Ieato 6;15, Oxford Steel,
f'Purbasera 011001,1 look to the Label on the 13 ti�9
net 51J13 Oxford Street, London, they stet! spufionfi,
a. ea and Pots. It the aaddrO>i
Severe Pain in houjder 2
Cured by The
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dStdt�"Mywitewasafictedfor two yearswith aseve aPainun er the left shoulder and through
a die after mang, needles without settee says„bhvieql�w�and owing W Ibis cure hundreds oftheseplasterhe been old by ereging uasaaon..
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J. B. SorxeaLAtra. Druggitr, River John, N.S.
4--r."--."-7.!•-...�, ywhere r 25C. each,
WI N, G, HAMMARBLE R-
1ST 143
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Kincardine have bought k *`}
of Kine s7 t the Marble Business 0f Sir T T Watson, formerly carried 0a b - 14' ,
Parties reguirinr; work in their lino win do well hr to/lir S Smyth.
purchasing. You will find our pries ore ;ewe. dons our workmanship IR` on teem of seeing one of their Agents botor'
ut 117018/7 host stride 003 by square dealing hone to wore a upend 81111')) of the public
T ' who has Weil running. the business for tile let ,re:,,, ill re,l AvItl110 tit) `WA .e illire0 non
Watson,p.' I .iu patru,14ue. Dir.
can An 1 see our stook and priers, l n the voce..
VA ti's:ONE' a>7iC)a, .
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rry Davis' PAIN* l
Buy
„„ NO OPE MEDICINE ON E. RTR
Bottle
is se ei5eac s fOn
8 Cholera. Cramps, Chicle; Dierrhaa, Dysentery,
obcieraa
Morbus, Cholera Infantum end alt Bowel Complaintalers
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Deposits Received and Interest
allowed.
Money Advanced to Farmers and
business Men,
Onloug or short time, on endorsed notal
01 to/lateral security,. Sale dotes bought
at a fair valuation, ;kfmu.1y,remitted to all
parte of Canada at reamtnieb.tr charges.
Special Attention Gillen to Col -
looting •Acoounits and N--otes.
regents 7n Conada..'o a ;ii'orChants' Insult
of Catnud,a
Olifee 15Oure-le'ro n 0 s, to, t0 5 p, 10.
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KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS.
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15 hi
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ill 11 ko Lt.
MaVAX 108 otant, $6, OtIrers
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Perseverance In using it will give Panel, even
i8 cases of tons staad,Sg, where .i cure s`ena88
trep0ss16ie use Me seemed hardly worth swing
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