The Huron Signal, 1884-10-3, Page 2.1
P SCOT ACT.
T What Ow Ptah Thinks cC a
Praleastien Amenciatioll.'
OaObe sameee. eke 111104ehe ser see
t t#eves sae Trete este a lelwse--
ertrw.Me.
C. a mmasli*R of the Dominion brewers',
• mats and spirit is.rchsats protective
w ase:siatio. on Wednesday night in this
t city it w derided to abandon the Scutt
o *et smite* ee far as they were coatoern-
d ed. Tits putative association was made
e map el the best sties in the business, brew-
}s ere distills,., wholesele dealers in wines
e as! Beams end dealers in the supplies of
• the tirade, who all soared to assess thert-
t selves libleally to sssirt in fighting the
k Lot, Mr. l, was the agent of the
aseommtioet, a•semmittee of three of .hs
3
a• a seretbbers brine an executive
t over hair with wide powers.
t• Bat besides the protective aatwctation
L the owaa of taverns and licensed mot-
e cerise in each county were formed into
It comity associations, and whenever the
c teaspsraaoe party agitated the Scdt Act
In may county the local association got so
.• mash tram the Dominion protective as -
1 1 soeistios on sundition of raising* certain
II Mm rammer its own members. This was
' the OMNI in Halton.
t The Dominion association, that is the
1 wholesale man,have withdrawn from this
fl position and hare abandoned the tight.
e The local men will now have to bear the
a burden. In gluteus, for instance, they
• have oollected among themselves SG000
• or over. How they will fare on this line
of action remains to be seen. The to -
Tote in Halton has settled the case as far
as the wholesale men are concerned.
The above appeared in the Toronto
World of Friday. (M the following day
the following appeared :
The announcement referred to above.
of a decision of the Dominion brewers'
i and wine and spirit merchants' proteo-
tivN association to abandon the Scott act
contest, is denied by the association,
though the World has the best authority
for saying that such • decision was corse
to at the meeting on Wednesday. The
item in the World caused such a commo-
tion in the trade that Mr. Dodds gut up
out of bed, took a cab, and with his lame
leg and several mem hers of the commit-
tee called on the iFttrld and said they
bad not abandoned the curtest, and had
no intention of doing so. He said furth-
er that a speaker named Lee was now
•tamping Simcoe, and that fir. Dodds
would himself take the stump before
many days.
But from all the Wort f reporters
could learn it was evident that there was
trouble in the camp ; that the protective
association was not satisfied with the re-
sult in Halton nor with the methods non
which it had been conducted, and that
it would take a lot of '•harmonizin, to
bring the trade into line. It was also
apparent that dissatisfaction existed
among some of the ageuta a the associa-
tion.
As for the temperance parte they were
more than jubilant and predicted that
they were going to sweep the cuuutry.
From the Toronto News.
Ever since the defeat of the anti•Scott
act party in Halton there has been a weak
feeling among the Licensed Victuallers.
They feel somehow that the sane is up,
that there is no use in ,fighting further,
that spending more money is just throw-
ing good money after bad. Consequent-
ly they feel weary.
The whole blame of the disaster is laid
upon King Dodds. They claim. what is
evident enough, that Halton should have
been left alone, should have been quietly
ignored, except as a source from whence
to draw arguments against, the act. They
say that but for Dodds that woul d ha
been done. He, however, persuaded
them against their better judgment, and
now they are furious at the overwhelm-
ing defeat. They say that the note in
Halton killed all tot Dodds' influence, as
well as their business.
Meanwhile Kinv Dodds is laid up in
bed, a sprained knee betng the ostensible
Mede. On Wednesday night the Domin-
ion Brewers and Wine and Spirit Mer-
chants" association. of which Dodds is
agent, decided to abandon their share of
the struggle against the Scott act, and
sire no more money towards the contest.
1 They are the wealthiest men and heavi-
est contributors of all the liquor party,
±vand their support being withdrawn
¢; Othello's occupation would seetn to be
grow, as the local opponents of the act
will now hare to provide the sinews
themselvee. The success in Halton was
a victory in more ways than one.
•duke to Venlig dearer..
We gladly give the following advice to
loons mothers, that they may act intel-
ligently in the interval whioh elapses
before the doctor comes. We would
lint, however, have you misled, and think
that, with the directions we here give,
you can be your own physicist*. We
distinctly wary. you against falling into
this error.
Nos "Cnsrt t.ttov." t!t a PAST.—The
�IRs.ies shoul•f he at once lu served and
entirely or partially renewed, and the
child pat in • bath of warm water for
fire minutes or more, seeing that the
water is kept at sh..ut 98'. A little cold
water may be applied to the head. After
the bath, wrap the child in a warm blai-
ket for a short time. Keep the room
eery gnlet
Ile "Cieocr."—To a child two years
pfd you may give 20 or 30 dins of Syrup
c1 Ipecac, and repeat it in ten minute.,
Y the child is not relic^eel. The warm
is also useful ; and the foot -hath,
tl Omstarl. The room should be
111111111, and the ateMrphere may he made
MOW by keeping a kettle of water boil-
•
less onthe fire.
wheennes flame lksaekMr. !dwit.
HAVE IN WHEELERS PHOS.
IPS ATiaAND ('Ai.InAVAworkmate
��ee� es•rt7-in.d. t Wen. el.wea..atent�
er e11: frswth. the enures In the brats setn!
ee�ap1
and of phe ern.. the meter power
ei t►. n.rvone q.isin, perp.t.d Is their
WI m
and alatalnlng that ass ts.t Im-
te ei uM1tian so rernt(af • the seanew►
west d Amite gremillas dleeseen
t...f.1n and all Meer mast.
aware la awrittaa. 110
�M. a meek
tomela
tprnreesr ether
t•
.ase. t�N,�~
oONTIMPOIL IT °Moil
THS HURON nits. 'OC't 3, 16184.
The setrMMa .f eke Oasrran—glias awl
•iarsys s► an IlneasL
•noggin ne.0 ruler,
The pries d seal ie Saginaw' le bS .•
scatter of interest again. now that tie
geld weather is approsching. It is pa
dieted that the prior will shortly Me ad.
vsnced. The ooal a.sauad w Ontario
oamse from( the Crated Stabs. The
ditty impueed un it by the Dominion
(luverawent was rwp.eed with the view
of keeping it out, mad thus foreirtg the
awtsumptiou el Nova $cutis oust, lint
this object has nut been *.cured, as
Nova :Scotia is too tar away to permit
of coal being bent thus distance. The
duty uo coal is pad by the Canadian
consumer. The Government should re-
move it, and thus leave a few dollars •
fear iu the pocket ..f every family that
uses a coal stove. —[Ingersoll Chronicle.
WS lit AN was? IT YAM.
Mr. Mowat's party politics are a mat-
ter of no concern to the Presbyterian; but
Mr. Mows& as e than, as a statesman, as
a distinguished jurist, as Premier of Oo-
tenu, may well be put before the yowl
:nen of Canada as an example of what
industry, perseverance. itsteenty, pluck
and a cleats character all round can nes
a awn to. He u not by any awaits the
only example in this country, for we
have many each in both parties, but he
is one of the twat. Mr. Mowat is not
what the world usually calls a brilliant
ran. He is scarcely a'first-o'ass spoil-
er. There are two or three better speak-
ers in his own Cabinet. And yet we
think Mr. Mowat is perhaps the strong-
est matt in Ontario today. At all events
be 1. among the first two or three. He
game from Aingston to Toronto, many
years ago, a very young lawyer without
influential friends, without wealth—in
fact, without anything at the start but
industry, integrity, • naturally kind dis-
position and a fair knowledge of his pro-
fession. What he is ho made himself,
and Stade ;himself by those very quali-
ties that are not auwwdered of as much
value now as they once were. This is
the lesson we wish to enforce 00 the
young men of Canada --integrity, indus-
try, perseverance, ploddiug, honor,
combined with a good manner and •
kind heart are the qualities that tell in
the end. Mr. Mowat, we have said, is
not an exceptionally good speaker, but
yet if he nose in any part of the D .min-
ion today before any kind of audience,
ho would be well received and get • re-
spectful hearing. Why 1 Because the
people believe he is an honest man. ttis
auditors might differ from his opinions,
as they would have a perfect right to do,
but they would respect the man fur
those qualities of character that have
made him what he is. [Canada Presby-
terian.
any
Mr. McCutcheon has sold his saw mill
machinery to Jar. Leech, of Bluevale,
who is erecting a new mill in that village.
Charles McArthur, of Toronto. has
been visiting his (fiends in this place.
Mr. Allan, of Stratford, is here at
present, acting as agent fur the London
Mutual Life Iosuraante Co.
BARIEK SHOP.—James Black has sum -
atoned enough courage to start a barber
shop. It is a want long felt.
Clinton.
(Left over from last week. )
The Literary and Scientific society met
at the house of A. Artustong last Tues-
day evening, to give an ovation and
supper to W. L Newton, one of the
esteemed members of the society, pre -
viols to his departure from their midst
to ester upon a higher sphere of duty.
The best harmony and good humor pre-
vailed, and the guest receivedigh
eulagiums upon his character and ability.
After ample justice was done the viands,
chair was taken by H. Foster, and J.
C. Stevenson acting as 1st vice, J. Scott
2d rice. the following toasts were drank :
The loyal toast— "Our Queen," by the
members of the society.
Our Governor General, the members.
(tut Dominion, W. H. Manning.
Our British Empire. E. Holme..
Progress, D. C. Corr.
Mesic, J. M. Campbell.
Education, Geo. Sharman.
Trade and Commerce, W. D. Fair.
Reminescences of Travel, J. Taylor.
The ...earned Profession, J. Seat
Our Society, H. Foster. .
The ladies, H. McLsns.
Our Guest, J. C. StitMgann and A.
A rmatong.
Clinton, R. Woods
Municipal Inst., A McKenzie.
Scientific Progress, D. R..hb.
Al the clone a hearty vote of thanks
were tenderei "Mine Host and Hostess"
e nd the ladies who &settled in making
the affair such • success.
slyta.
A. Janitason, who for a long time clerk
in Lucas & Tanner's bank, left tor pas-
tures new. H. was • fine young gentler
man, and worked himself up well. We
wish hint success in his new sphere.
A panorama? owned by profs einr Cam-
eron, is going its rounds here among the
schools. He has some fine views, and
his lecturee on aarrm..my, couplied with
the views, leaves life long impressions in
the minds of those who go to hear him.
A dramatic society performed in the
Temernnct hall to a gond audience on
Tuesday evening. it is a load troupe,
hailing from Clinton, and crowned them-
selves in their maiden effort.
A number of our temperance pnv. I
attended District i..dge on tt'edneedav
at Seeforth. They put in a very gond
time, desp•te the unfavorablens.s of the I
weather.
mutter now. Joint t
.r.rsfala anA toothache
go to Gm Ahrldni.
no of fluid IAg►t atA
Serb things ss Tept
he. lembsge, Essar -
root, etc. n given ia.t••t ra-
tio
1,1011•0101 Wort Powders are ref* is
vl sae is Thy
skakss Relates4 and rearm
its
p1 A1Na'e LId3L BAIT.
seam tenet aataema. eneeilons Answered
* keV Asesestaa.
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111.1111411011a. Sept. SI —On Sept. •
the .11iwtMitd of this city died twenty-two
haterelgat ems addressed to James G.
Blaine. This eras the first step token by
obs ddewee is the aetian fur libel ktrotisht
against the paper by Mr. 31aine.
grNrad for the auk was that the 8'mtiad
psblished a story lathe suet that Blaine
had seduced his wife before marrying
her. Hie Brewer is. in effect, that be
marries tone Harriet Stanwood, • ache&
teacher of Keotook]. They were mar-
ried secretly in Millersburg, Ky., nn
June 30, 1850. Having subsequent
doubts of the ceremony's validity under
the laws of Kentucky, he was massed
again on March 22,1851. His first chdd
was born on June 18, 1861. 411.1 died
3.17 31, 1854. An inscription t.. that
effect was placed over the chtld's tomb-
stone. Blaine says he has lesson to
believe that the tombstone has since been
defaced, and that • photograph of the
tomb was sent to the .'lrritinr/ and other
papers. The figure 1 in the date of the
child's birth, 1851, has been entirely
obliterated. Blaine further denies that
he specially authorised the author ..f his
life testate that he was married in March
1851, although the author may have
gathered that faformatn on from him iu
general conversation.
rH Amit 11.
"Malden. ]lass-, Feb. 1, IWO. Gentlemen
1 sashed with attacks of sack headache...
Neuralgia, fernale trouble, for years in
the moat terrible aid excruciating rats•
ner.
No medicine or doctor could etre inc
relief or cure until I used Hoop Bitten.
'The first bottle
Nearly cured toe
The second made one as well and strong
as when a child.
'And I have been so to this day.
My husband was an invalid for twenty
yeah with a seriuus
'Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
'Pronounced by Po stub's best physi-
cians—
'Incurable ''
Seven bottles of your bitters cured
him. and I knew of the
'Lives of eig}•t persons'
In my neighborhood that have been
saved by your bitten,
And many more :ire using them with
great benefit.
'They almost
Doo miracles
lm Mrs. E. D. Slack.
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the only certain cure known for Con-
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Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or any
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on a positive guarantee. Trial bottles
tree. Regular size 81.00. 3
A BANLia. Ts1TttoNY. — For a
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••Pectoria,•' in my opinion, is just the
thing. I have used it in my family for
Cough. and Colds for the past four years
with the most unraried success, and to-
day my opinion of it is that I continue
to think still more of that which 1 bei,an
thinking well of.
Gsa Kars, Manager Ontario Bank.
Pickering.
Price 25 cents at all druggists. m
Ti eke 1ledieal Mteso.s.a, aad all wheat
it may centra.
--
Phnsphatine. or Nerve I'ooa, a Phos-
phate Element based upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
11. D. of Boston, Mass., aures Pulne.n-
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and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine,
but a Nutnment, because at contains no
Vegetable Of Mineral Poisons, Opiates
Ntrxotics, and no Stimulants, but simpd'
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in our daily food. A single bottle
is sutliciont to convince. All Druggists
sell it. 81.00 per bottle. Lowbts &
C :., sole agents for the Dominion,
155 Front Street East Toronto
rale 'Mem Carred.
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum,
Sough Skin, Pimples or Canker Sores
if so, go at once to Geo. Rhynai Drug
Store and get a package of Mct:regnr &
Parke's Carbolic Cerate. Price 25 cents.
It was never known to fail. b
Cruelly trussed.
in the Province of Ontario every year thous-
ands are being slowly murdered by taking
ua.uitable, untried nostrums for such nom.
plaints as Costiveness. Indigestion. Liver
Complaint. Kidney Troubles. rte.. who might
easily regain Iota strength and energy by
using McGregor's Speedy Cure To con visor
them that each is the case we will fire them
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Prier Sec. and II tlet teatimon ab frym per.
cons In your own term. trims
CIWAittte. —A name well known in
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restores grey hair to its natural calor by
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bottle by James Wilson. 2m
Peor. Low'.. skate• SruratcR Flo tr. —
Healing, &Nothing, and cleansing for all
e ruptive diseases of the skin. Delightful
for toilet use. Ira
• *sees Illesernellf
—
That (*.daily briseiag pm to the homes
of &Kowands by roving many of their
dear noes Erma an early grave.
Tardyis
J. King's a.w Dilwsery for meWeighs,Asthma,
dPColds.d
eee, Tioklrllg in
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sial 41.20. 410
WAa wwrow, D.O..
May Ibtb, 1N0.
Grwrt.tnne–Having been a caterer
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and general debility, 1 was advised to
try fop Bitters. I tabes tow bot-
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strength and appetite, which was all
cone, and i was in despair until I tried
your Bitters. 1 arc now well, able to go
about and do my own work. Before
taking it I was completely prostrated.
luta Mtar Slyer*. .
Tbe.sasds gas g..
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Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
Nu familycan afford to be without them
They wisane hundreds of dollars in
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• bottle oy J. Wilson. f3)
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krnss's need L/gke.laa
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flew am( fl.SM *Iris
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every bottle guaranteed to give entire
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New Life Mir I.ne$lees Weakened by tot.
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The Great German Invigorator is the
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postage paid, by F .1. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole rgent for United States. Cir-
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by Geo. Haynes, sole agent for Code -
rich 3m :
National Pills are unsurpassed as a
safe, mild, yet thorough, purgative, act
ing upon the biliary organs promptly and
effectually. lin
DANIEL GORDON
CABINETMAKER
loon
k?g1pg. the LA WSW STOCK of
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#aiited to 6a Don!'
res,1' rsr -*5 CleT
CHOICE COBFBCTIOHBRI,
CANNED FRUITS AND FINN.
TOB.RCCO, CIG.IRS, 4c
nwwestle and Per.efri irrufta,
(irately, of the fleet Beau&
P rerb and Soaked rat Water Flea la mann
A fen sssesement of all MMIAa of Nuts.
yaseea ruse d h Every novae letw/red
ICS CREAM.; IN ns,lrfflN.
Hard DeetgR.. Wreath.. eroolle.. Iese9n5a
rat.. wisde to envier
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v..a *rens. • to peald . 4 eee.ee
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Ilius' ALVikdkag r
p
lietart Pees. fie. d,gto
OMs. II. MI 1__
in the (*minty. and as 1 now paw -base for cash.
will not be undersold by any one.
I offer Tapestry (Carpet Lounces. from K.SR
upwards. Whatnots, gond, from 1330 rep.
Bow Back (-hairs, from 371e. up. and every-
tl. ng e1e In the same proportion,
AT THE OLD STAND
Between the Post (lake t Bank of If entreat
dODICR.ICIA
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Oct. lath. less. 1113-
D. K. STRACHAN,
PRACTICAL
MACHINIST,
Keeps on band a supply of wateeld for the
repairing of
Ioers and Rpers
Sulky Hay Rakes, Plows and
Agricultural Im lements
andMachinery (generally.
ALL WORK THOROUGHLY DONE.
D. K. STRACHAN,
GDERICH MACHINE SH P
Ooderleh. March 27th. 1St. 11311b n
for the wielding elan*. wend M eta
for pestawe, and w. will mail you
YOU. a royal. ealeabte bo: of saw
ped goods that will ted yea 1a tfr
way of making more story la • few day.'
you ever thog•t ossihNp et ss7 Wellman Net
rapttal r000trot we will wart yen. roe sea
iter* all the time or In spare sit.. mite. 1k
wowk 1. nsirersslry adapted to heat the onnilln
ming anA nM. \'ow can sadly earn ?rnm tars
to fed every evening. That all who want week
may test the (*restos., we make this w
neer ; to alt wire are net well i si we
wmi rend p_ ti par for t11e trsawwe of verities
Pal divert lean we.. twat Ere.,
ante will tee sass. by !bass who glve thole
w flew M the we. great .seeress hen
lately Peel delay. Wart Mew. -
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Keeps constantly owl hard a steln t Stork of forage. Modklses. ('beml a PYur n 8
l'rrtuu.ery. kc.. kc. Toilet anteits Is great %arseoy. I'hysielaim Pr • specialty.
FARMERS !
Why use pour OIL on your Reapers and Mowers, when you can get
LAFaicall.sOIL
So Cheap. It has no equal. Try it and you will use no other.
For sale by
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO.
W. 2ar.QIC=INTZIE,
UODIRICM
HUGH DUNLOP
Fashionable Tailor,
WEST STREET,
Haat the Finest Assortment of Sunnier CootIM tot Choose Froin.
IF 1-(1U WANT
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20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
eis•utlfel colors. tad at prfeeslrtse tea* veryion
the the teat v etae5 tewa. sad ainroe set Call sail rose this
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