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iaberal Gov-m.)1140r1t Did It.
The following statement or fact
with reference to the much discussed
question of the pablie debt is tekeni
from the Montreal Herald, and
should, says the Ottawa eorrespontl-
lent he carefully studied by nil who'
are honestly desirous of understand-
irg the truth :-
Since the Liberalscame to power
the following RITIOUDIS have been
expended on improvements of the
canals of the Dominion, the sums be-
ing chargeable to capital account
1857.;,-..'2,341,016
18)S.... 3,207,249
1899 (estimated). 3,500,000
Total-. .. 69,648,265 •
In the same period the net debt of
the Dominion hes been increased by
the following s aus
1807 . • . $3,04.1,183
1898 ....... 2,417,802
1899 (estimated)1,500,000
Total 0,958,965
Tt.e estimated increase in the net
debt is taken from the speech of Air
*Fielding, Minister of Finance, who
on the closing day of the Session said
he expected when full returns were
forthcoming the net increase would
be found to he very little over one
million. The estimate of the ex-
penditure on canals for last year is
based on the appropriation voted fur
that year. The up shot uf the coin.
parison is seen to be that the Laurier
eovernment have spent over nine
Millions of dollars un the enlarge-
ment of the carnal system alone,while
the addition to the national debt in
the period covered bv these expendi-
tures is less than seven millions.
That looks like the work of a Gov-
ernment of businessmen working oti
a business plan. •
Don't Worry Auout Salaries.
A remarkableexperiment in har-
veeting has been successfully earried
our by Mr. Prosser, of Erdington,
Englaucl, Ile LUIS performed the
novel feat of. transforMing growing
wheat into bread in the spaae. of
about eight hours. This has never
bean aceomplished in Englaad be-
fore, for the reason that the wheat
has never been in a condition to
grind on the 80.1.11e day. that it has
been cat. The present season,
however, has been an exeeptiohal
one. A continuance of fine weather,
with dry easterWwinds, has render-
ed the grain hard mad cley, and Mr.
Prosser -having purchased a field of
wheat from a fernier near le'rding-
tou-cieeided to make the experi-
ment ref4red to. When about a
hundred weight had been cut it was
threshed, with: sticks, no machine
being at hand, and was taken,a.cross
to the Newall mill, which adjoins
the field. Here it was found that
the corn was in a sufficiently ripe
condition to be groand easily, end
the flour thas made was transferred
to Mr. Prosser's bakehouse,. where
the bread was prepared, and a.
number of loaves of one pound
weight were baked. and ready for
the table by six. o'clock the same
evening
It is the intention of Mr. Prosser
to send a, loaf to tnc Queen, to 'show
what can be done in England,. It is
said that a similar experiment was
performed in America about. thirty
years ago, at a time When there was
an exceptional harvest in that
country.
What salaries are paid in different
business callings is a question often
asked he young, men, pile one which
seems to enter into their delibera-
tions AS A qualifying rettor as to
whether they shall enter certain
trade •; or professions, writes Edward
Bolt in the September Ladies' 'fiome
Journal'. I never eould-quite see
the p.int of ihis, nor the reason for
it. \V hat aire,the 2 A iarivs which are
paid to others, to yoa or to me?
They signify nothing. If the highest
salary paid to the foremost man in a
'certain profession is f,,10,000 a year,
what does it prove or signify? There
is no ohstacle tri someone's else going
into that same profession, alai earn-
ing $25,000. The first step in going
into business is to find out not which
special line is most profitable, but
which line you. are 'nest interested
in and tire best titted for. Then
iclrive :owed and the salary will take
care of iteelf. When a oung man
thinks to much. of his salary it IS
pretty good proof Oat he is not of
'very superior make. Ability corn.
mends income. But you meet start
with ability ; not with salary.
Cliff,rd can beast of having the
thinnest man in Ontario. The other
day he went to the d.,etor's.taken
with a revere pain but could not tell
whether it was stomacheche or back-
ache.
TEsT THE And if the.y
are diseased
use the
KIDNEYS gwrIedidee'st
kidney cure
Dr. A' w• Kidney -Liver Pills
CHASES
les a simple matter to test the kidneys. You
weed not consult a doctor. By asking yourself
three questions you can determine whether or
not your kidneys are deranged.
First "Have you backache, or weak, lame
back?'
Second: " Do you have difficulty le urinating
or a ton frequent desire to urinate?"
Third: "Are there deposits like brick dust
is the urine after it has stood for twenty.four
kours?"
In its earlier stages kidney disease is readily
eared by a few boxes of Dr. Chase's Kidney,
Liver Pills, e preparation which has made Dr.
Chase famous throtgliout the World for his
wonderful cures of diseases of the kidneys.
• If you have kidney disedge you can take Dr.
Chase's Kidney-LIver Pills with perfect confid-
ence that what has preyed an absolute cure in
tiro many thousands of eases will riot fail yott.
So long as the cells of the kidneys are not
oompletely wasted away, as in the last stages
of Bright's disease, Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills will give them new vigor and strengthand
awake them strong, healthy and active. One
pill a dose, ase. a box, at all dealers, or
UdnaatieJti, Rites & Co., 'remit&
If you notice the child grinding the
teeth during sleep, picking the nose, eat-
ing revenously but not seeming to gain
flesh, you muy be sure Worms are present
snd should not delft)/ eiviug Dr. Low'a
Pleasant Wurtu Syrup, Price 25c.
liTILICED BY A SNAICR.
WHY AN INDIANA COW USED TO COME
NOME DRV -MYSTERY SOLVED DY
CAREFUL WATCHING -MILK
THIEF' CAUGHT 14 THE AOT
For some time past John Dixon, of
Homer City, had suspected that
something was in the habit of milk.
ing ,his cow at irregular intervals
during the day, says the Indiana,
Pk, Messenger. The tam was
pastueed in a. ,lot adjacent . to the
borough, in full view of several resi-
dents, and though a careful watch
was kept no one was detected in the
act; but the fact remained that the
daily dole of milk was growing less
although the morning's supply Was
full and up to the average. • The
mystery was solved, however, last
Friday. Dick. Reed and his wife,
were taking a walk through the
pasture lot when Mr. Reed saw coiled
beside the path an immense black
snake. He threw a stone at the
reptile and cat a tole in its. body.
The snake slowly uncoiled, •,tted
Dick 'was astonished to see pouring
through the wound in its body a.
thick stream of milk, Two or three
quarts thus ran, away. Mrs. Reed
was a curious observer of the occur-
rence, and also wanted to know tha
size of the snake. Procuring two
sticks, she placed them under its
body and raised the snake from the
ground until it was on a level with
her shoulders. . She is a pretty tall
woman, but notwithstanding this
Dick saes the head and tail of the
reptile were both touching 'the
ground. He had only time to ob-
serve this, for almost on the instant
the snake broke away like .3* blue
streak. It had only been wounded,
and when relieved of the milk was
ready for a race.
Dick and his Wife gave instant
pursuit, but they Were' not in it with
the swift -gliding serpent, which Dick
said was making a mile a minute at
tbe start and steadily imposing its
paee. The snake was not less than
10 or 12 feet long, "and," said Dick,
"was the prettiest, glossy black
snake I ever saw." Other search
parties went after the snake, but it
made good its escape.
But Mr. Ifixot. has solved the
mystery of how his tow fell off in her
everting's Milk.
'rile Value of Vatemation.
The flute attack recently made
by Alfred Russel Wallace in his
able book, the "Wonderful Century,"
on vaceination,bee called 01.0 upiniOu
held by other scientists in different
Parts of tho world on the auhieet,,
One ot the latest to appear as an
advocate of vaccination is Dr.
Blamer() of RCM, who has leetured
in that city in it manner, says a
earrespondePt of the London Lancet,
to make a deep impression. He
passed over his own country Italy,
thus leaving his foreign readers in
ignorance of how the case stands
there ; bat Germany, he said, is
alone in doing its entire duty by its
people itt respect to vaceination.
That great empire, in consequence
of the ealaraitous smallpox epidemie
of 1870 71, enacted the law of 1874
which makes vaccination obligatory
in the lira year of life and revacci-
nation obligatory at the tenth year.
What was the resuit? With a pop-
ulation of 50,000,000 having in 1871
lost 10,000 lives by small pox, site
found by her law of 1874 the mote
tality diminished so rapidly that to
AOSIT8 WA:411W- FOIL "Tlitt LIFE AND
Aehlevetriente et admiral Dewey," the worill's
Vetted naval hero, . By Itinrat italetead, the life,
bang friend and admirer et thu netioret idol. Dip
ot and beet bock 1 over 500 pages. axle inehos ;
Fii1"ree:, hAin%ug:Only *150Vr mte rnnd. totI :Otitft 1;ee:
Manes de lifetime. Write quiek. Tho Dominion
Coinpany, Srd lrieerCaXten EltirLICrilea*O.
A
day the disease numbers only
victims a year. These cases, more-
over, occur almostexclusively on her
frontier. If it were true, Professor
Bizzozero went on to say, that a good
vaccination does not protect from
smallpox, we ought to find iti small-
pox epidemics that the disease
diffuses itself in the well -vaccinated
no loss than inthe non -vaccinated
countries. But it is not so. In 187Q.
71, during the France -Prussian war,
the two people •interpenetrated eaeh
other, the German having its civil
population vaccita.tecl optionally,but
its army completely revaccinated,
while the Freneh (poPulation and
army alike) were vaccinated per.
functorily. Both were attacked by
smallpox ; but the French army
A:lumbered 32,000 deaths by it, while
the German army had only 278; and
in the same tent, breathing the same
air, the wounder], having been vac-
cinated, had not a, single case..
S4.1.1134W1). SERVIOES. I
•
I do not believe there
Is a case o despep-
els., indigestion or
any stomach. trouble
that millet be re,
lieved at once and
pernianent17 su,Fed
by LOY 1:113,1PEI'bIA.
CURD.
MUNTON,
At all druggists,
23e. a vial. Guide
to health and medi-
cal advice free, 1505
Arch street, Phila.
./1
A. Ilabn.
The lawyer asked tbe witneas if
the ineideet previously alluded tv
i tlte n e
WASH t „A Id 1 At e, ant
said he, didn't know what a miracle
wa
"Oh, emue," said the attorney.
"SuppOseuu Were looking out of a
window in the twentieth story of a
building and should fall out and
110 should riot be injered. What would
English Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Lumps and
Blemishes front horses, Blood Spavin,
Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney,
Stifles; Spraines, Sore and Swollen
Throat'Coughs, etc. Save ti50 by use of
one bottle. , Warranted the most woodor-
tui Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by
A. L. Ramilton.
Pointed Paragraphs From Sir
Richa,rd's Speech.
"Ca.nada'has progressed as much
in the past thirty-six months as in
the previous thirty years."
"I desire to say once for all that
my position in 1896, and that of the
Liberal party, on the question of
public expenditure was perfectly
right under the then conditions, and
that what the Liberal party propos.
es to do under new conditions is
likewise prudent and wise."
"What was the matter with the
National Policy ? The citizens of
Toronto from 1890 to 1896 can tell
pretty well what was the matter
with the National Policy. I don't
think the general growth of Toronto
during these six years was such as
its citizens might desire,"
"Quebee is getting out of the
public treesury only one third as
'much as Ontario is getting." • '
• "Our present Opposition have no
polity. Our present Opposition ha,ve
practically no leader."
"Stripped of adjectives the charge
against the'Liberals is that they are
as bad as the'sConservatives. I do
not deny the gravity of the tharge."
• "I think that we may leave the
Senate to Providence."
"They talk about Yukon scandals!
I say the administration Of' the
Yukon on the whole, and as a whole,
has been infinitely to the' credit of
Canada and infinitely to the credit of
the Government."
"Where we add a million to the
public debt we add ten millions to
the wealth of the people of Canada.",
"Our population is half a million
More than in 1895, the volume of
trade has inereasect to the extent of
one hundred xni1hins since 1895,and
our total 11100Me, so far as it is possi
ble to estimate, is fifty millions more
than In 1806,"
you call that?"
"An accident," was the st hid re•
ply.
)es ; hut what else would
you cell it? Well, suppose you were
doing the setae thing the next day ;
suppose > uu [doled out of the twent.
ieth story window and fell out, and
again should find yourself uninjured.
Now, what would you cell that?"• '
"A -coincidence," said . wit-
ness."
"Oh, come, pow." the lawyer be-
get again, el want yeu to under-
stand whet a miraele is, and I'm
sure you do. Now, jest suppose that
on the third day you were looking
out of the twentiethstory windove
and fell out, and etruck your head
on the pavement twenty stories be
low, and were net in the least iejar-
ed. Corne, naw What woald you
call it?"
"Three time?" said the witness,
rousing a little from his apathy.
"Well, •I'd call that a habit."
Arid the 'awe ergave it° up. -The
Gentle wows n:
ren Ory for
t) at MA P ttitiSr..
THODIST-ft;. Ilolabs, pee- -. •
Pfte,SI31.111alIAN.-Rev. D. Porde I
aor, .tiervices at 11 a RI and7 p w.
klinSCO1'AT.4, St. Paul's -Rev, Win.
Lew e, .rector. Services at 11 a rn and 7
oe. Services at 11 a tu end 71> m.
-Id 9 CoLISDED-
E1 VI: a): niiiDAY aoltNiNt,
-Al TN d -
p tn.
BAPTIST -Rev,. W. Freed, pater.
Servicee at 11 num and 7 p w-
CONGEXGATIONAL- Rev,. 3, W.
Guilin, pastor,. Services Atli, a in end
7 p in.. •
•
' OURISTIAll WORKERS - Misses
Outran' and Lonirin ts.munand, Servicee
et 3 p, in and 13 p CD,
,SATelreeTION ARMY-r-Ottpt. McLeod'
irt eon) mand.. Services at 11 a.
and 8 p m,
"Like dintnonde raindropts glisten."
D nips or [loud e bare/fp-in AA ate
011S Jo wets fur the Llood which glieteu in
tbei. use.
Tossell, the.. defeelling
cashier of the •.Freehold ' Loan and
Savings Company, To, unto, has
been Sentenced to three years ln the
Penitentiery.
0
The
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9Mivi OF
BEAUTY
• Not in the Features so much as in
the Grace and Vitality of a Healthy
Body. -Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerveand
Blood Pills make Women Beautiful.
There's a certain charm of beauty in the
graceful, elastic movement and clear com-
plexion of a healthy.woman in which the fea-
• tures do not play an important part.
The pale, sallow complexion and dull leaden
color of the skin, dark circles under the eyes,
• headaches, pains in the back and sides, dell
eyes, weakness, nervousness, ciespondencyand,
low spirits are symptoms of weak, watery
blood and improperly -nourished nerves.
No Woman can be beautiful until the blood
• is enriched and the nerves strengthened, Dr.
A. W, Chase's Nerve Food is a food for the
blood and nerves.
• Dr. A: W. Chase's Nerve rood restores the
energy sand strength to a run-down system.
Note your weight before using thein, and the
increase Week by week as the brightness re-
turneto the eyes, the color t.5 the cheeks and
the form rounds out with firm, healthy flesh,
the natural result of rich, pure blood and a
healthy nervous system. •
Face Cut and facsimile signature of Dr, A.
W. Chase on every box of the genuine.soc.
a box, all dealers, or Edmatison, Bates & Co'.,
• Toronto.
Whales' teeth fork the coinage of
the Fiji Islands. They are painted
red and white, the red teeth being'
worth About twenty times 88 mach
as the white.
e
m, 3 pin
In etseh
Sa be th
of the above named churches
Schoul is held at 2.30 l m.
BAkK of HAiiiiLTON
WINGFIAM.
Capital, $1,491,590. Rest, iii,om000
PrCtfidullt—JOUN Settaier.
Viee-Preeldent-A. O. %mite,
DIRECTORS.
JOHN P PPM& (;$10. Roma', faIIMODT P,
• A, T. Woon, M. P',* A. B. LIM (Toront4
Ceshior-J. TURNBUI,L,
• handlorno •
etfllIggVilf67.dttinty
POCk,O,S 44RotoI
Violeb Per.
Inmost lusts. each, or
Kits pretty lady% watch
tor aollitus three dozen.
Write fttldwe isend the
oortlatrio. Sell Itro.
turn the money, card vro forward your watoli
5.1 shames lat..1.
Home SPECIALTY CO'
tv is t. TORONTO, omr.
Cavtatt rind Trade-Marki obtained end all patent
huskiest conducted for SIODEnt Tic nits. My
effiee is in the immediate vicinitytif the Patentelffice,
And my facii It ICS far seturittg patents Axe unsurpassed
Send model, sksteh or photograph of Invention, wits
descleption end statement lit tcsilavAtititles dattlled,
AV' 4,herr09 iN snettie ybp an opinio,a on to
paiCtarthitioth and inv fee for prose/truing the
APPlicttfori L411 floe txt taZtocr foot taint the
palarit 'I allmadde "Itonwrots, Gulag?, on.
raining hut information glint free. All soma*
tet1011$ Conelileted as Strictly titintidetitin14
PRANK .IN H. HOUGH
1/0.t. xt mash WASilifINGTON.
Savings Bartle -flours, 10 to 3; Saturdaye, 10 to'
1. Deposits of el and upwards received and interest
allowed.
ratsops40)eft
fiai..3fiewioczrosits also received at current
Drafts on Great Britain and the 'United States
bought and eold
W. CORBOULD, AGENT
E, L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
Money to Loan on Notee.
Notes Discounted •
AT RE ASONABLE RATE :3
Money advarieed on Mortgages at 6 per oentwltb
privilege of paying at the end of any year. Note
and aecounks collooted,
nom.. 1401.11D00.
deliver Blook Winaham. Ont
EARLY
GLOSING
T1114 rs OFFICE, 4lOSEFI-IIN
ONTARIO.
Subsorlotleanrloolt_rwr, Year, bi advance'
ADVERTISING RATES
di 1 1 yr. 1 0 me. 3 tuo.
Ons Column 900 00 940 et) •90 00 S37/0
Halt " 40 00 , `),1 I 12 00 4 00
‘1" 20 00 15 00 oo I %ea
1,21,ettle"
re:%6 00 8 002 00 1 00
Loud and otheieaiiat tievcrtie.uineet,-tie.W'r line •
WI nee Imiertion,and 3o per line oreacheitbsequene
in'ueoratti.ntiotrcec:811Que.e.dpbeyrnliTel)3to"irlf18rte.4tlinerartion,
4.4 per line for each subsequent .1 sertio .
Advertieuments of Lost, relied, Strayed, iiittiatione
ottO litutiness Chances Wanted, not exceedine 9 lItta
nonpareil, 91, for first month, and 900, ter each
subsequent month,
Houses and Fenno for Salo, not exceeding 8 line.
el for thst month, 600. per subsequent month '
Largeraclvertiserner,te ittpropel Mom
Theseterine will be strictly adhered to
dpeolal ram, for larger advertieemente, or or •
Ipoanigdmi•npaercifie.adnse,
directions will be inserted till forbid and eharge 3
eaciordingly, Transitory advertisemente must he
Advertisements and local notices without'epoollie
tt
Changes for contract advertisententr must be in '
the eilice by Wednesday noon, in order to appear'
that week
11.
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PREigge°1T;
OPItPUBLISIIna
Before placing your order
for Spring Clothing call and
see our
NEW SAMPLES
for 1899. We can afford to
sell New Goods cheaper than
old. stock that cost one-half
more • than new and better
goods of the latest styles will
cost to -day. JOHN RITC1111Eq
We make clothes that fit. , GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT'
WINGHAM HOSPITAL.
For the treatment pf DISEASES OF WOMEN and
SURGIOAL CASES of all kinds, For particulars
tuldrese
DIL. J. P. RENNEDY,
Medical Superintendent, Pliigharn, Ont.
VANSTONE,
I3ARRIETER, istPLICITOR, Etee
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rate.
into's*. No commission chareetl. Mortgegea, town.
and farm propert,) bought and sold
OFFICE -Beaver Block %laquan.
J. A. MORTON
BeltRISTER, &o„
Winghan,, Ont,
E•1,, Dicia-u4soN,
DAARisTyat, ETO.
soLtorrOrt To Ittailt OF DAMILTON, afOl:SY
LOAN.
Office -Meyer Block. Wineham
'11,1G. CAMERON,
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13AR1USTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANOER,
Office -Corner Handitou and St. Andrew streets
opposite Colborne Ilotel.
GODER1013, °HUMP.
TO'
DOS, L D S,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania.,
Dental. College end Liceimpte /..4 the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons. of Ontario. Office over •Post
Office, Winghain,
r S. JEROME, L.,°15. $, DENTIST, HAS WITH
esi
• him D, 1). Roes, graduate ot tiM 11. 0. D. S.
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of Ontario,. and is prepared to do all manner of
Dental work et reasonable prices. Beater Block,
opposite the Brunswick douse, Wingham.
EBSTER & CO.,
Queen's Block.
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CTO
PrHousANDs OF YOUNG MEN are
I troubled with nervousness, despon-
dency, exhaustion, loss of ntemory,
aching backs and kidneys, painfulurina-
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at night, impotency, headaches, varicocele, t
itt pintples, ulcers, bone pains, -The results t
1o1 evil hal:keen youth or later excesses.
Our Vitalized Treatment cures the worst
cases.
1 Emissions & Varicocele'
sap the vigor and vitality and produce
weak men. Our Dollar Treatment
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No tnatter hoW chronic, yield to our Vital-
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no detention from biusiness. All drains i
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We treat and cure all dist
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for ONE DOLIAR
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%ova Otle b6hutifm Heavy 6014. es Sliver
Plated ehaln nnutelet tor nailing Only one dolma
dna Mien Doylioe, at ten ante 0055, Wed said melee
design*: titi two mikewrite, and wo will lend the Doylis.
postpaid Belt there, return the money, and wo at ono forward
yam. Btatlgat, all /target mad. Linen porter Cog
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1111., DEANS, Ja., Writer/tam,
LICENSED ATJOTIONEER FOh ..etlE COUNT'
OP nunov.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charge,
Moderato.
j *RN CURRIE, Wit/emu, ONT.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Sales of Farm Stock and Farm Implements
speeialty,
All orders left at the Timm Wee promptly &Mon/
ed to. Tertas reasonable.
GRAND TIttreiR, 11,A1LWAI,
• DEPADT ARISIVE
Toronto and East 6 49 a. m. 3 OS p.
3 30p m 10 29 p
Palmerston mixed 8 55 it ed 3 06p m
Londonand South 6 53 a m 11 10 a th
• 3 30 p trt 8 00 p m.
Kincardine 11 70,a m 6 49 a m
• 8 isatip rn 3 30 p m
• 10 20 p m 8 30 a In
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
e8n amp Caledonia, No.. 49 Meet
vilry"xniontigh,l—in SIO.Ofidi'dat FIllowtheitlidalUl."Vd'asY1inin
brethren woken+. J. Murray Chief, int al
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