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W. 0. T. U. minium Juet before the year began a Anil -
'""1 lar vote wits taken in Prime Edward
(&wes:rem we wenn anANOII.) bland MA with WSUltS.
all three provinces the majorities
favoring entire prohibition • were
much larger than those sustaining
the Goverment in power. No
honest reason was left for doubt a,
CO the well -understood wiehes of the ;
people.
It is 'almost needless to aflti 110IXi
gra "110 •eleetors of Manitoba had ;
given a similar verdict at theie own
last Provincial election.
During the year, too, the import- ;
ant question of the respeetive juris.;
dietions of the Dominion and Provinal
&I NM:intents has been ably ord.;
exhaustively argued before the Su- ;
in Court of Canada -our highest
legal tribunal-- -and it rests with the
judges to give their judgmenty
wMeli th-e people bad good right to 1
expect bottler this time. Whether .;
an appeal may be made from that de-
cision to the British Privy Council, so "I
as to set ;ati cleubt -finely at rest, re-
mains to be see%
p ti onit ft rate and Nalire Land.
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well call the atitotbm. of the mothers and sisters
to the met, that the ilionmes Christian Temper.
.Anets Union nwets the third 1.)Itay ery month
at the o,1Ioh harp, 'Mr one boor, at Mrs. Ilehn's
realden-e, l'at i1streei. all ladles are meth) wel-
come
As the Editor Ivo kindle given as part ol his
epee. .,tie %mi. a., vo, wk fa lends nf the cause to
seed ittnitio 111`eiThh, nit moral • questions of the
tiav etre of our it101111/CVb.
Temperance Ream,
But of all things, if •even you.
Should. fail or fall, 'don't lie still be -
!cause you are -down.: get up again
-efor God's sake, for your mother's
sake ---get up and try again!
'The Templar publishesthe
follow-
lng in an editorial in -regerd to the
V. C. T. U :--A study ofthe reports
reveals.the vast 'Variety -and extent
of 'their operations. We 'have been
!prone to credit our sisters with a
superabundaneo iof emotionallem,
Candor, however, compelathe ; con-
feeAion that, if even the charge was
true, it is .no bagel. To.day, they
are working along intelligent and
intensely practiee gees. The 'ye-
riousebranches of work pursueci afford
every woman an ;opportunity ifor the
ruse of her talents.
Their methods ane among the most
effective employed to ensure the
early and complete .overthrow -of the
drink traffic. They are entering
society :and purifying it of its ,drink -
lug customs; are ieflueneing the
school system and compelling the
teacbingiof scientific temperance in-
struction; are securing the coopera-
tion of the powerfal press, and
through tleis median% disseminating
the information that will prepare the
eleetroate for an intelligent exereiise
of the franchise; and even the Muth
confesses herself debtor to the
women.
They preserve an aggressive re -
Wien to the liquor traffic, at all times..
By organizing and maintaining
Bands of Hope, they seek teenrol the
children under the banner et 131.6-
bibition ; and like angels of merey
"they visit the home of the vietim and.
seek to wit him back to virtue and
to God.
The afloat of these annual gather-
ings upon their -members • is be-
coming very evident. The business
qualities and debating powers of the
women may well excite the admira
1
The prospects now are that the
year to eome will be one of equal
importance with that just past, re- !
garding this great question. The
Supreme Court decision regarding.;
the constitutional question will, in all
probability, be given withia the 1
next few weeks, and that will clear
away an important obstacle. There 1
is good reason to believe that the ;
Provincial Governments ef Ontario,
Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and Prince
Edward Istand will bow to the de-
cision of the ;electors to whom they
have 'submitted the question. There 1
is reason to epeet similar action in
N
ew B
ranewi, , too, forthough a
plebiseite has not been taken there, 1
the Provincial Legislature, fresh 1
from the people, uuanimously adopt- I.
ed a resolution at lest year's session I .
_ .. . .. .. ._ .. ..... . • . . „
There is reaeon to look for some! .
in favor of a prohibition law.
• Few Bald Women. Catarrh relieved in 10 to GO minntes.-
important step on the part of the ' Interview in Chicago Tribune : One short put! er the breath through
the lAllower; supplied with each bottle of
D01111I11.011 Parliament during this I Few women are bald, and I never
re ae this Pliorwn edwe rB 0 vCeartatl;rohstilli rfutro derr;hdiff uses,
year, too. That Roy.al. Commission ' heard of a bald-headed woman. Pi
report, which is now two years over- ; headgear of women tends to make passages. Pai n ;Ma and del ig loitf u letoCt HUSSaS,
due, must be presented within a few their hair grow. Indians wear no it relieves instantly. and permanently
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds. Head -
weeks at most. No kind of excuse headgear except as they become eivi-
curesac, Sore Threat, Tonsilitis and Deaf
can be given for any longer delay. I lized. In my opinion nature ititend. nese.ieCO cents. At Chisholm's Drug
That will take away the last vestige . ed us to be bareheaded. The an- Store.
of excuse some have been making i dents wore fight wraps about their Some men go to extremes -but
for inaction in the Dominion Perna- !beads, There is no record that I very many persue a mean course.-
ment. . I know of whieh refers to any head. Plain Dealer.
' In all probability a 'general Do- I gear worn by Christ and his disciples.
minion election will take .plaee daring II have been waiting for yen. to ask
the year, and that question cannot me if men's Mr would grow as
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2112R111ioT1toto1ITr 4.ati Atts1
ll 14.44,101
hat is
Oastorla, ifi Dr. Samuel Piteher's prescription for Infente
end C'ealdrene, It contains neither Opium, 1Zorphiuenor
other Narcotie substance. It is 0. itarnflosS Substitute
r T.''ar.egorle, Drops, Soothing Syrups, anti Castor OIL
kt is Peasant, Its guarantee is thirty yorirs' use by
311111°r -s orillothers. Castoria destroys 'Worms and allays
feverishness. Casteria prevents vomiting, Sour CurIlis
cures Diarrhcea n4 IVind Colic. Cnstoria relieves
teethine• troubles, eures constipation and iflatit:encee
Cc:store,. afteentliates the food, reerulatce the atottmeie
bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Casrs
torL L to Catildren's atmeea-the Mother's Wrictiol.
Car.taria.
'''.-Castmia is an cmolleatsuedleino for eh!),
&cm. 7lothera halls repenteely ttdd mo of its
gond effect upon their children."
Do. G. C. •Oronor),
LoWell, "fats.
"'Castor:al:3 the bi re...twly for children of
*Flea 1 nra artynnated. 1hopeto tby .1.1 1 ot
far tGszaat whrothors will Gonsi.ler tito rer.1
inter..nt et veer eauaren, raid 1=0 C...1StOria
stead of the variounquacknostramewh1chra
destrbying their loved ones, by forelagoplum,
morpline, soothing syrup and other 1111,:trla
Agents down their throats, thereby sending
man to prematuro graves."
An, J. F. '17.4cnr-t.on,
Conry,
Caatori2.,
.,e4,,torb,bpo well adapted to children thas
',recommend it nasuporlor toasty prescription
"mown to me."
IL A. Averring., I. D.,
111 Co, 03'r1 1.rom4yn, E. Y.
"Our physicians fa Van ch
road hard c:/..cit 1.4.;!...ly 1'... r c::prri
encs la their outt.ido yr.m ). ‘'...
and although wo only bar,* a roux •••--
medical supplies what b known as
products, yet we aro free to confess that tto
merits of Co-storia has wqn us to look with
favor ;iron it."
VoNITUD HOSPITAL ,AND DISPENUICY,
Doston, Mas.
l..Z.LEZi C. 85fITII. Pres.,
`no CO2t C0=vr...z.-7, 71 Murzra7 Stroot, Noir Tork
Mrr;'Avrtvrz
Lr.lasAithstaholoan•
• • Mffirt'AZVI.t.tfrolirirt..70.
Aro • A'
PE
Now is the time to buy your
Window
Shades
When you ean get them of
FINE QUALITY,MOUNTED ON
A Now Journal fo;
of Canada.
SPRING ROLLERS
25 CENTS.
- HEW PATTERNS,
NEW DESIGNS,
at MI prices.
CLINE 84 CO,
Hardware. Merchants,
STONE BLocn, Wingbarn.
Rhenmatiqm Cored iu a rlay.—Sonth
American Rhen math) Go r» of Rheumatism
andNeuralgia radically cures iu 1 to 8 clays.
tion of their brothers. They have ; be ignored as successfully as in past ; 'men
women s Its action on the system is remarkable and
, not spoil its growth by cutting it. T
mysterious. It -removes at once the cause
mastered the rules of ordsr aud de-; elections. The next Parliament will,
bate, and, self-possessed, contend !without doubt, have a larger number I answer yes, provided the diseases of of the disease itninediately disappears. The
. which I speak do not interfere to) rattea= aretisimileTtlitieest7o1...eeme.
cleverly for' the triumph of thoee of Prohibitionists in it than this, and
prevent. Singing hair to prevent '
II t• (.1 ming, It mutat!' lett of
the cause so dear to their hearts.
:13and of Christain workers,. The diction iis decided, there is good'
views which they believe will help the questiou will be more .determin-1
Sisters of tbe white ribbon, a noble the c.onstitutionai question of
Y 1 ' . N • • '1 •
jaati,. ;started to tarn an extra quarter.
t way ;its growth is a barber's humbue 1 Some men seem to think there is •
What is the proportfou of bald liquids.-Calveston News.
nO solid eornfort in anything but .1
t04:::Idnier ey., wits') va'
HALSTED & SCOTT
3A., :ET= LE; EZ
Josephine Street • -
W1ngtem, Opt,
J. A. HALSTIM, W. Scow,
/dour' t Forest. Listowel
Deposits Received and Interest
allowed.
Money Advanced to Farmers and
Business Men,
On long or short. time, on endorsed notes
or collateral sectiVity. Sale notes bought
at a fair valuation. Money remitted to all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
Special Attention Given to Col-
lecting Accounts and Notes.
Agents in Canada-mtie Merchants* Sauk
of Canada
Office Rours-From a. m. to 5 p. nt.
A. E. SMITH,
A en.
e
Young people will read; the age
Wit is, what are they to revolt,
peculiar wants are not folly oast 0
general newspaper. in the Thing)
; severalexcelleat periodiews arts pre
, for their benelit, but they ore till ox
;isive. Harper's 1"oungy..ople ( New
loosts $2 a year; The loam's amtioit.
(Boston) .81.75; tiolden. j .4914 (pie
phia)83; ancl8t. Nicholas ('ew
. 4Vhey are worth the money. Imo 1.er
are laxuries,
f.'.'•
Mee YoustoPsoeee's PAPER is a w......,. r , e.
...',..,
(eight-pagel journal lila (situation('
Kingston, Canada, designed for the per u-, .
., .
sal of young persons ot both sexes be 't ,
twee° the ages of ten and twenty, with
a department for children. and Issued atE.M,t9'
n pries within the reach of all, it wig ,
contain the creatn of alt the leading
American periodieals of the sante elasit*'
.$
as well as the many public:alines of IfIte•
nature to be found in kIngiand, iv midi-
den to. a due proportion of original
reamer. Young people like stories, and
these will be given in abundance. Among
the miscellaneous contents of the luaper
may be mentioned tweounte of travel,
adventure and discovery: explanations tat
wonderful inventions, instances of re -
marinade intehigerce in animals. twee..
flotes,ete. Parents may rest assured. that
the moral tone of the p..,,er will be the.
very highest.
Pire.. le n i ear: trial tlij, for •two.
coon lie, 1 cents. `rite be:tt... ,,y toretnit
is by postal order at a cost of two cents,
enoughthoighirsisrvurcalippseildveirn i,sio4arxr!tie.riev,slafAedly.
dress T, J. Shanks, 03 Rideau st., King.
sten, Ont.
ZETLAND SAW MILL.
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor,
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles, •
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Specialty.;
WOOD delivered to any part of Wing -
ham.
FreOrders by mail promptly attend )
GEORGE THOMSON,
Box 120, u Ingham . 0
.... .......„„„.......,...._1 YOUNG LADIES..
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ly .AND GENTLEMEN.
. ii ' - --- ' Send n ao .14 in st lials8, 0 • 10 cents silver, and we
T , ,
_ { wilt bend ,:k on in return mat the
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o PERFECT LETTER WRITER.
UNDERTAKER
areMplar id die name of our common reason to expect forward action at
Master, salutes you. Ottawa, If the decision is that the
v. Ram's Horn : Seek wealth, and ;nrisdictIon lies entirely with the
you will find. anxiety and Care. Seek Dominion Parliament, then ali 'A-
PO, and. yen, will find love, joy and tention and efforts will be directed
p
ellee there. Or if it is decided that large
Lutheran Observer If a young powers lie with the, Provincial Legis.
man ever needs to:realize the pres- %tures and they proceed to Mace
once of fled, it ie. when, like Jacob, enactments . there will be good
be leaves the home of his father and reasons fee looking fer all necessary
men to a le omen •
Five hundred to one. I have sold ;
in a given time $13,000 worth of!
, medicine to raise hair. Of that
emount $108 was paid by women. j•
. out for fluid Weether
but ride inside of the Eleettle Lighted and
Steam Heated Vestibule A.partrnent trains
of the Chicago, Milwaukee , St. Paul
Railway and you will be as warm, comfort.
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turns his face- toward the city of eeneurrent legislation at Ottawa. I able and cheerful as in your own library gr
strangers. _
,.. 4,- The times are certainly potten
-7----- 'nee and Minueapolis,or between' Chicago ,
boudoir. To travel between Chicago, St. ,
Vie Interior : A weinall cannot times. They demand unusual Italy.' ()maim and Sioux City, in these luxuriously' I
be hired to keep a tidy and inviting ity and earnestness on the part of the 1 appointed treins, is a supreme satisfaction;
THE
ilOUSO. Only a wife will do that, friends of the great reform. Never , annlefil N at anoient advertise.
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
and she will not do it for money but , was there a year 'when. Wise a,ncl 1 see smtall bills." Smell bills (a)td large
i tesisbehdetoe°rIeria7,11"for further particulars, I
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
for love. And she has grot to do it united efforts were, more needed and . ones, too) will be accepted for passage and ' Certain Mgr gustnbdeitAr busters.
••••:01•111••••6 .M••••••••••••• . ; WIN GH
. KENDALL'S\
.SPAVIN CURE
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herself, She can not get it out of were inore likely to be crowned ! sleeeping car tickets. For detailed infor- KENO
Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont.
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servants. You can see that she has with success.
motion address ,/i., J. Taylor, Canadian
ALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Dttizrontr, L, N.Y., .7an. 15,1894.
Dr. D. S. ItramAtt Co.
pUt IOC illtO the drape of a curtain T. W. CASEY, in Citizen. and Home' aunrimet-i bought a splendid bay horse some
• time ar With a Swap. gothim f or M. / used
Guard,
• •• • : The annual meeting of the L. O.
net I have been offered WO for the same horse.
only had .him nine weeks, so I got $120 for using
or the location of a chair.
14 • 0 • L. Kends. Spavin Cure. the &Amyl's is gone now
$2 worth of KendalPs8pavIn cum.
9111 IIIIDl
l'b.e Year's Progresa and Prospects. I:3 -The TIMES and Weekly Globe District lodge of Howick was held in Yours trulY)
The Pant year bas been one of , for one year for el.
great importance ixt the 'history of 1
' l -
names at once, as this
the temperance movement of Canada I
Important pretetioal steps were tiek-I ly not be good after
iday of the year the Ontario plebis. mum
V. 'Bro. Woods, who °couple le
ett in advance. On 'the vet,' first •
Semi in your
offer will like -
this month -
I fe • ie Orange baIl on Tuesda KENDALL SPAY
tie me
of last week. Tho Meeting was well , Dr. B. J. ICaNDILL Co._8_1121.13T'Xica., nes. 16, 1891
attended and was one of the best wisr—join WV your Kendall's SpavinsCure
Meetings otter held in the district. 1 bet 111;14844 liZe?"se "id
The departure from' the district of • reueYit tai:rn"Bluez
hasd tl 1 For Oa*O 07 alt
1 dd
Dr. -B. <T. YCEN.71.4.7.Z COMPANY'
cite vote took Aide, which settled in 0. Y. B. position of W. D. M. ..for the past 1
11401111URGH Miss. Vt.
most tandid. minds the important , The annual county meeting of year, was greatly regretted and the
question on WM:eh many entertained' 0. Y. Britons of the united counties best wishes of all the brethren go (1 le
jam tribute was paid to tbe memory of OOK S uquelloot
doubts, whether the majority of the of Wellington, Huron and 13rttee was; with him to his new home. A high ;
people really favored prohibition or held in Harriston on Monday,
net. Oat of that vote came the as- 7th, %viten the following officers were the late Brother. John Watters, who
A recent diacovety by mum
since its formation, After routine
Fordwieh - D. C. M. -J. A. Strong.,
eurance of the Ontario Premier elected: -W. C. M. -W, MeXee, has been treasurer of the district
COMPOUND.
pledging himself and his Govern.
ment to give the country all the pro.
'Whitton legislation that it shall be
legally decided lies in their power
to give. We have every reason to
expect the fulfilment of that pledge.
Devine; the year Nrova, Scotia, too.
bas had its popular vote on the pro-
hibition question, and the Verdict in
favoreof fetch legislation was even
more sweeping than that of Ontario.
The Government of that Province,
too, along With Manitoba, haNc givett
asghtlttice <if a determination to give!
all the pretninton that may lie itt
thole Ogee.
ph/detail. ‘Sueecaafullsr used
. business bad been done, the following
Orangehili ; C. Chap -W. Corbutt,
monthly by thousands of
1 officers were elected: W, D. .1I.- I Ladies. It the Only perfectly
101 Vi. , C. R. S J • 1II"Youn
S. • ip i sato andretiable Medicine dia.
liarriston ; C. D. of C. -W, Hunter, Bro. John Donaghy; D. D. M.-Bro.' enveerrehtl. 13eware of unprincipled drilggitta who
Mt. Forest; C. Leet. -Higgins, 130. W. G. Strong; D. Chap.-Bro. W. F. offer 1, tinier niedleineS In place of this. Ask for
more' Brownlee; D. R. S.-Bro. A. Gra
ham; Cook'a Conon Root Cenutound. tabo'no *subset.
tnts, or Incloser and 6 contain postage in letter
D. Ir. S.-Bro. W. 3. Greer; D. , sealed, by return titian. tittliseated
D. Lea W. Bridge, Belmor4;
L. Mahood, Foedwich ; ; 'Preas.---Bro. R. FolIis• D. D. of 0.-- eertruutiViirtre
Lane vi:11,,litootiot, tzotknudies only. 2
J. A. tetron„o• and W. lichee were Bro. B. D. Wallace; DI Lecture .s.- a"'"'•
appointed delegates to the Grand Bros. W. McKee and ;Tames WI d ilni.'
oo s. ;
I Sold in %Ingham hv K. willitents. Druggist..
Windsor, oat., anadA.
Ledge, Nwhielt will be held la Thoreld
Di e eteneved its 80 ''''` --------- - - - -
in Jime next. Heart SEAS
Milatit02.-All Meg of organic or one
good's Sarsap net, acting throve h pathetto heart disease refievell . in tle
the blood, reaches every part, or the minutes and quickly eared. by Dr. Ag.
system, and in this way positively euros newet Cure, Sold At Ofiislieltiee Drug- ,
catarrh. &ores Wingbine.
Plao% Itmnedy for Catarrh is the
1,..tu*Ni in /'se, Oheiglett,
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001.1 w n.:onts-ar, Mira 1))'
041*. X. '1` llasenteo Worrell, Tit,
IA neat Rook beiwz a perfect Gniie 111 the or;
should hare thi's liotk.erxerset.man and woman
• • NOVELTY Pil BLISHInfeRvsoSn: ont
A Blessing to Every Household.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND DIKTMENT
These remedies hp.ve stood the teat of fifty yearg experience, and are proneunced the best
Family use.
2'11M ra_r_a.,s
edieinea for
Purify the blood, correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOTI ACH, XI DEES S AND rows ELS
invaluable in all complaints Incidental to females of alt age.s.
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11'1-1M 40.11\TTI1IRaNT
and
Is the only reliable remedy for bad cgs, sores, niters, and old wounds. FOR URONCHIIIS, SORE
THROATS, COUGHS, con RFEIDNIATISNI, GLADULAR SWELLINGS AND ALL SEM
DISEASES IT HAS NO EWA", Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford. Late'583, Oxford Street, London,.
and sold by alt Medicine Vendors throughout the world.
r....,k'Purehagers should look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots. If the address is not,
533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
WEBSTER & CO.
have decided, for a short time, to reduce the price for
MAKINC MEN'S TWEED SUITS
TO
$4.00 SPOT GASH.
yott have any Tweeds at 110111e, now is the time to sate a dollar on
the making of each suit, and get a good fit. First-class Trimmings supplied
at Wholesale prices for spot cash only.
If you want to buy a Suit or Overcoat you can um &du oa.00
$10.00 on each, by purchasing frone us.
WEBSTER & 00.,
Oppesite the new Macdonald Block, Wingbarn,
Merchant Tallore