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?old`' 9no the
of at is re
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i of ore brought
of gold, The
,nine, owned
oriot sofar ad -
re entertained
]tat the capita-
Jug ?etal is ex -
commodious
ivo maohinery
"espeotive pro -
Me the main
stories" high,
nl and boilers
reat northwest -
'braced within
yet prove to be
producing looali-
: also satisfao•
et plenty of good,
of the Province
'f the hardy and
is agreat future
utlf of the Pro -
'ill .tura say JJug't
isle lathe bright-
aw. She picks
Mrs. Popinjay—
a. Ila picks up
I stall always
No, you won't,
Charles propos-
ucepted him.
n summing up a
suet the other
-you sec the coal
to the buyer.
age; it should
Cook
try, Vt.
!aterfal!
)ring
�Crip
eg in the Head
Stornaolt.
tell, Mass.:
severe attack of the
rribly weak and de -
winter I had another
badly off, my health
.1tite was all gone, i
1 all the tdsne, bad
s in my heat'., like a
Ira headaches and
rig Pains
;divines without ben-
) much about Hood's
to try it, and the re -
All the disagreable
one, I am free from
ye
sapar UUa
rh. I recominend it
t. Johnsbury, Vt.
muses, Sick Headache.
,1d by all druggists
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offering
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3G puke monthly
on Home Paper
lug to ladies, witth
IIMM Se
t will 110 given kr
will be sent to any
)peed to those 'who
r scouter year be.
iii Wall os to new
lairs!' price of the
Dollar per year.
%tis avid only coat
now,
Naomi, y'
liViagilam, Obit.
X�.
Ali
My Neighbor. ' Af the horrid bttiinetlei and withdraw
lily neigh WO was a wilder, aa' she ked a tl1"'aalpatilon of law from it in the netts
rundown ferret QC the whole people, is great gain,
Ara' her cows an' paga an' chickens done a even though total prohibition is never
To my acids a)inan , an T stood 1t butte favorite question of Judge Alectionald,
awhile, ofthe B•
',1'111 1 wouldn't be imposed on in no such ]al Onrnmfealien, its, do yon
kin 0'style. t e, tb'
i ak • law, totally ll u'
Y t prohibiting r Iii the
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tnjghty lot o' harm fully attained in the'lareer sties, A
So I looked my very maddest es I walked traffic could be enforced in tine city
up to tier door, ` That question puzzles a friend of
Till site looked up at me emilin', while a. prohibition to answer vrith les" er
washin' up the floor; "no," but the whiekeyite huts no difll•
Anx lier cheeks was red aH roses, and her culty in saying, "no." Why? Because
hair its black ne night— Y
)E forgot to scold and sass her, for she seem- no law of total anything can be, or aver
ed so sweet and bright. has been, ideally enforced. As most
But my hand was to the plow now, and it of the witnesses called kefore the
wouldn't never do �lotrtmission are city or country or
Toforget those clelnaciations,just by'look.
Ober officials, even one of them ap-
ing at her shoe;
So I gathered up my tenger, an' I said o
Mrs. Brown!
An' my tone put out her eyes' light ' the
lashes they fell down. , 4
But I ain't no mun for foolin', an I went�
right on to say E •
How her pigs et all my melons, and her
cows et tons of hay—
How her chickens scratched my corn out,
an' I wouldn't have it so,
Gettin' harder all the time like a mad man
will, you know,
Then the wilder site looked up, with a tear
drop on her cheek,
An'ia something in her throatthat wouldn't
let her speak;
But she sobbed and Dried out, in a kind o'
teary tone,
That she had no one to help her, and was
poor and all alone.
An' my hand was off the plow then, and
a -reaching out for hero.
I hed learn't a suddent lesson that I never
thought I'd learn.
Well, my scolclin' was a failure, seein' what
I thought to do,
For her pigs and cows are all Here, and the
widder with 'em, too.
Will F. McSparren in the Yankee, Blade.
Errors About Prohibition.
Mr. W, H Orr, of Toronto, to ,t
kecent letter to the ixlobe, Nays :—
Whenever the nnl,j•,et of prohibition
of the liquor traffic is discussed by a seen in that district. Rosedale gets
person wh' lies 0 it re,'surly attended on splendidly under prohibition, mid
Poore than, perhaps, one nr two siert- I so does thrce'quarters of Parkdale,
Ings, where its merits have 'leen ad vo- There has not been the slightest difb�
cated, he almost invariably eominitw lenity there or elsewhere, in Toronto,
the error of repre.aenting prohibition- in enforcing the prohibition enacted
fists as desirous of :trbitrarity interfer-
ing; with wh'it p•ot)I( shouldrat end
drink, etc. 1 have been closely asso-
ciated with the temperonce and
prohibition w•,rk ut this country for a
long period and ltreve never met with
any ,eclvoente of nrohil tion who
appeared to tie` desirous of'd)avind any
such law enacted. by either the Pro.
vince or the Dominion. Whit "liquor
prohibition metals ie merely that a law
be enacted arid enforced against the
importation, manufacture and sale of
alcoholic liquors for beverage purposes."
Such a law always snakes careful pro. -
vision for a supply of pure alcohol for
use in medicine. and in the arts, as
well as of wine for sacramental pur-
poses. Never has it been known,
where a prohibitory law is in opera.-
tion,
peration, that the sacredness of the private
home is invaded to pry into what a
family eats or drinks Necessarily
there must be provision for entry into
houses where l'quor is reported to be
habitually sold iu violation of the law,
just as iu the case of harboring.stolen
goods, and of houses of ill fame. .The
prohibition question should be discuss-
ed on its tnerits, and not on the merits
or demerits of an idea that no friend
of prohibition ever entertains, and
that has never been placed on any
statute book.
Again—and now that the Royal
Commission has come to Ontario, it is
important to note—no prohibitionist
possessed of common sense ever ex-
peets to see the tra113c disappear coma
. t .
WINGiL .M TIMES, NOVEMBEJ07, 1893, .
r the Ir
1r li io f� e family tb
R K o th f+t utly p on 1: h on human and horses purl all AM- '
laroader;cop.. labii not usual for a. nista cured in $Q ,minutes by Woolford's wife tohoard criarFat her caseins!rattliataedyt oh14t'sdruLouowThis neverais, War
1SHINGL.E3,
fifi,
separately; they go into the common'
puree, are spent 'slither for luxuries or
for the benefit of tile children, "When
Will gets into vtery . tight place""
Said, one day. M1 wh Y
Rn Who wields a
reedy pen, "1 sit dawn atad`write two
.or three stories to 1Selp Imo out."
Sometimes a'rs'on»an has impecum
ihni relittivea wham, she very .flinch
wishes to assist, while' She dons not
•feel iinitifled in taxing ; her liuskand's
reaourac,li forr••'the,purpoce. "l. have e
dear old auntie wllo .depends en me
ter the butter.fot i er hyttIttl," 1310Vk•a
ed such' Orson, tiller little Uvulae
pointed or elected to office under a ie only-Pnkilitii far bread ; in other
license regime running back to their 'worrda for ,bare necessities.. An caeca -
very boyhood, what wonder, if to sgola
au unfair question itself, apparently
framed in the interest of the trollies
there should be elicited a large major•
ity of negative answers. It could not
be otherwise. But if the questio9,
were: -_+"Would a prohibitory law;
fairly well enforced, ruduce the evils.
now suffered from the licensed traf $e
in this city 1" how many officials or
other witnesses of coronion intelligence,,
could honestly give a negative answer]
When people express the opinion, that
prohibition cannot be enforced, they
really mean practically the swine thing
as if a man were to say that the laws
against theft, or perjury, or murder, or
the social vice, cannot be enforced.'
As a matter of fact, partial prohibition
has been fairly well enforced in Toron-
to for years past, against abort 189,-
700 of its 190,000 inhabitants, About,
25 persons probably sell illegally, and
200 sell under retail licenses. Prohi-
bition has been a succeesful operation
these many years over more than.
three-quarters of Toronto's area. No
liquor is sold publicy or privately,
within a long distance from the junc-
tion of Jarvis and Bloor streets, and a
drunken man is consequently seldom
by the reduction of lioens[es seri a
seven years since, under the Fleming
by-law. Not a single retail license
above 150 to taverns (of which ten
are t,) saloons) and 50 to 'shops, has
been granted in Toronto -for six }leers
past; and illegal selliug has been kept.
in a very low and unhealthy condition '
through semi -vigorous enforcement.
If Provincial or Dominion prohibition
were enacted, of course, a much larier,
enforcement stati would be needed in'
Toronto thau now; but there need be
no doubt as to the outcome. When
the authorities of New York State
could enforce the law of that State so
thoroughly as they did a few years
ago, in the case of the railroad disturb-
ance in Buffalo, it .i11 becomes any
citizen of Canada to say that any law,
passed by either Dominion of Provin-
cial authority, could not be enforced
in any part of this law-abiding British
Province., Where there's a will there
is a way, in a matter of that sort.
Constipation Cured.
GirNTLEMEx.—I suffered for a long time
with constipation and tried many medi-
cines without success. I then tried Bur-.
dock Blood Bitters and very soon had
great relief. so I continued its use and am
now completely cured.
Joserll Pi nanrox, Quebec, Que.
The Earnings of Married Women.
A married woman is not usually.
supposed to contribute directly to the
family purse, their:Alum' and strength
being sufficiently taxed when she keeps'
completely immediately upon a pro- house, manages children and servants,.
hibitory law being enacted. Enemies administers carefully the domestic
of prohibition affect to make much affairs which lie within her province.
capital not of the fact that in Maine That the husband shall provide means,
and Ketone and Toes, and in our own and the wife attend to her outlay, say -
Northwest Territories, prohibition did nig and economizing as thriftily as she,
not w1lohy prohibit. Some people ct1i, is the ordinary arrangement, sane -
voted against the Scott Act in Ontarto citified by citstoni, and agreeable to
beeadsr, it was not as complete a our idea of justness and a fair division
measure as they world like to see. of labor.
They wanted total prohibition in its It is now quite usual, however, for.
stead. In env opinion, and I have married women to supplement the in-
given the snhjeet mach study, no such corse of the family by the exercise of
thing nH total prnnihition of the liquor seine gift or accomplishment. They
traffic in this country, in the sense of write, or teach, or lecture, or paint
crushing it entirely out, over any
Whole Province, can ever he attained,
Total prultibition, in tent absolute
sense, has never heed :attained except
over limited ar,'aq, anti where the de-
mand fur lignor as a beverage has
practleelly e'ntaeri through moral and
legal sttinviuu exebinetl But, between
liquor sold ()polity, with the law 4tehirld
such sale, in 200 poblie places in T,.r'
ionto, and liputr sold contrary to the
law in a few Boni -private, or wholly
underground places (such as is even . t' nleome as if it were in the antidi-
noW the soon 'seder the license system plied order of thing Often a style
here and in Mt)ntrenl, Buffalo end in t f living rather more expensive than
other citipp) there is a Tong step tattoo 'holy: be practicable en the husband's
towards the mirk desired eronpu'te .i,i''y ar oil the profltis front his busi•
eradication of tae retail traffic, To i., t•rs ;N adopted because of the trrife'e
completely destroy the respectabiitty earnings ; a larger rent is undertaken,
petures ; they embroider, or snake
w.,ves, pickles and preserves, With a
delightful feeling of independence, and
tt t iOost generous and tender usellsh-
liene, wives who darn thoney by some
t tl',trt, of this Bind spend it for family
o•.•a. It goes to pity school hills and
t,..reliases shoe's, Wherever there is n
e, i'i. Whey, the supplementary earnings
,.; the wife fit in so easiiy and in so
t.hniely a manner that both husband
end wife count on this added source
aional little nti.tiog, a new hook, email
indulgence of any kind, is beyond her
means; li►it 1 1iave the greatesi plea-
sure in brightening, her let through
what 1 make ,nyseif--•Herpes's 13az .r,
Weil Adapted.
THE effective action on the glandular
system and the blood, and the gen-
eral reguhttiug tonic and purifying action
of 13. B, 13. especially adapt it for the
bilious, nervous, costive or scrofulous.
From three to six bottleswill cure all blood
diseases from ttcommon pirnple to the
worst scrofulous sore.
Be Prompt.
(The Lutheran.)
Don't live a single hour of your life
without doing exactly what is to be
done in it, and going straight through
it, from beginning to end. Work,
play, atudy, whatever it is, take hold
at once and finish it up squarely; then
to the next thing, without letting any
moments drop between.
It is wonderful to see how many
hours these prow pt people contrive to
make of a day. It is as if they picked
up the moments t the dawdlers lost.
And if ever you .i find yourset where
you have so mane things pressing upon
you that you ,haidly .know how to be-
gin, let rue tell,yo'u a secret Take
hold of the y one that comes to
hands,alia you w I find that the rest
will all fall iitto 1 ne, and 'follow after
like a company o well drilled soldiers;
and though work pay be hard to meet
when it changes in a squad, it is easily
vanquished if:you can bring it into
line.
You may Have often seen the anec-
dote'of the than who was asked how
he had accompliphed.,so much in bis
life. "My father taught, ane" was the
reply, "when I had anything to do, to
go and do it." There is the',secret—
the meek word, now !
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cares
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, hoarse
uess, croup, and all diseases of the throat
and lungs, Price 25c. and 50c., at all drug-
gists.
A Place For It.
The officer had .pulled a man for be-
ing drunk and ;ettidg into a fight,
and the prosecuting witness was
there to help him make a cave. The'
judge wasn't very favorably impress-
ed with the witness,
You say, he said,. that prisoner was.
drunk?
Yes, Your. Honor.
Very drunk?
Not too drunk• so's he couldn't
knock me over, Your Hcnor.
• Were you Drunk?
No your honor, 1 don't get drunk.
Well you don't throw liquor over
your shoulder, do you?
The witness smiled.
No, sir, Your Honor, lie. answered
not when I've got env other place
to throw it, and I mostly has.
For Oyer Fifty Years
V y
AN SCLD AND VRLL•TaIRn REMEDY. -Acre. win
years Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty
slow' by millions of mothers for their chiluren while
teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child
'totfens the gums, allays all pain eures wind coli0,
and is thebest remedy for Diarrkma. Is pleasant to.
the taste. Sold by Druggists in et cry part of the
World. Twenty -ave cents a uottie. Its value is
incalculable. Ila sura and ask for Ctrs. lVlnslow's
Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.
Sir Douglas Fox,who is the engtneer
for the railway from Acre Demeans
prophesies that in a few years the
journey from Oharini Cross to India -
will be covered in eight days,
When Baby was sick, we gave' her Cnstorin.
Whon sho was a Child, oho cried for Casloria.
When she became Miss, sho clung to Catstoria.
'When she had Children, site }taco diem Castorla.
, Te Subscribers in Arrear and
Others,
ntimber of 4ubsc)t ibers aro.still
in arrear for then' subst;riptions for
the current year,' and a certain
number for twoand even more
years. We urgently request all
subscribers in arrear to put them-
selves right nn our books as soon
as possible,
Those indebted fur job printing
and advertising will also confer a
favor by an early settlement. We
lave large payments to make and
would like those indebted to us to
put us in a position to sheet thele.
If you owe u:• anything, don't
wait for an necoiint to be sent you,
but call and settle or remit the
amouut at your earliest conve-
nience.
All remittances should be matte
by express or money order, or sent
by registered letter to
It. ELLIOTT,
T'Iuxs Oyrrcll,
Wiughsm, Out.
Cures Consumption, Coughs, Croup, Sore
Throat. Sold by all Druggists on n Guarantee.
For a Latae Side, Back or Chest Shiloh's Porous
Plaster will give great satisfaction.-sg conte.
Sfrl"de1-OWS VII. ALIMER5
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn. sage
"Sltitoh'e Vitaiizet•'S4•VED MY .Lfll'E.' I'
considcrfttltobestremedy foredebilitatcdapstem.
I ever used." For Dyspepsia, Livor or Sidney
trouble it excels. Price 175 ot,.
Ws
REMEDY.
Have you Catarrh? Try thin ltomedy. It will
positively relieve and Cure you. Price SO cts.
This Injector for its successful treatment is
furnished free. l to nemher, Shiloh's Remedies
are sold. on a zueron! oo to give ect'efo,etion.
When we assert that
Dodd's
a
Knee Pills"
Cure Backache, Dropsy,
Lumbago, Bight's Dis-
ease, Rheumatism and all
other forms 'of Kidney
Troubles, we are backed
by the testim,pny of all
who have used them.
a
THEY CURE TO !b'j"R,V CURED.
By all druggists or mail on receipt of price,
go cents. Dr. L. A. Smith & Co., Toronto.
Don't
Wait
till Sicknesd Comes
before Buyinga BOttla of
PERRY DAVIS'
P IN.KILLISK
`You may nee4 it tonight
.
A work of tremendous size is about
to be installed in the library of the
maim Idusonrn. It cotnprisea 1,000
big books wherein aro bound up the
5,020 native volumes of the viioti er'
ful Chinese encyelopodia. This is the
only perfeet copy in 1 urope, and evert
its Chinn there are only five copies of
this edition,
eFL."A/454
DRuc -
Not only a relief but a aura for all kinds of
HEAD PAINS, SICK STOMACH
AND BILIOUSNESS
iiarmlose. Contain no hurtful drugs. A
wondorful Compound. Nico to takes
Suro death to pain.
Bo taro you got szittit'S.
PREPARED DY R. STARK, M. b. 0. P., GetMl9T
PNOM OLAseow IJNIVens.Tv, econLANO,
FOR THE R. STARK MEDICINE CO.
Ri
ZiJCENTS a hex. Sohl hr rail r.r,rl:iota
iJ lenirreiv flow Gouiiwisnd
Ilea's Kennedy for Catarrh Is the
Debt, Irestest to tt••t, npd t'hranest,
Sold beertigeeiu or sent uy
o, iC. T. lia8elIIls . War ren. ria.
Just to hand, a oar load of No. 1
t l 1 t
frit
C�ou
Da;
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which we will sell at prices that defy coni'
petition. Also, first'class
NORTH SHORE. SHINGLES
sit '$1.75 'per Square,
duality guaranteed.
All kinds of
Dressed and Bough Lumber, Lath,
Barrels, Wood, &c.,
. kept constantly on hand.
PLAINING AND MATCHING DONE
cheap as the cheapest.
hicLRAN & SON.
Wingham,, June 7th, 1893.
PROF. SCOTT,
MUSICAL LEADER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
gives Staff
and Tonic So] e Fasons in NotationalO Open fore trabothm ents
for Concerts or Church meetings. Terms moderate.
Apply a
]IRS, II, Moltnow'S,
Patrick St tvinghnm.
Gentian Pitea
Tl
Trams arrive 484 eater* Se ashes.•
LRArisa •
8158 A. tit ..,...„,.tor Toronto.....,.
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L.,1u
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9 o aww r..
1030 p,
o t4
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II:2o s
6:55 p rti, " . '' i.
10:58 a, tn. " udzrd for EtacardInn
5,37 p. ni. for ltinardine
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