HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-2-19, Page 4THE
'sou iu a letter to the 'Globe of recent interests at this time in a manaergreat
date says:-,- ly superior to a. government under Mr.
et . c e t My eontetatiou in the Holum, trod 1 Hardy depehldent upon and in close al-
shall not endeavor to ctubstautiate that fiance with staela, met. as '1Tatrte, Field-
dalhas, . Saaadexe, Edatgx and T'rOp
contention, was that the bookkeeping ing, $Iain and the worst eletnents of the
of the, Coterie; Agricultural College is Liberal party at Ottawa,
defective and inadequate tomeet ell the.ate—egettaseeteetee.
rageirementsof . goverment expert ROBBING TE,hMUNICIP4LI
ineutal station, I take this position T,14.3.
after a careful evatnivation of the sys'
THURSDAY, FF t 17,, 1895
THE ELECTIONS.
One thing is very plain to the ordi-
nary than who takes an interest £n the
present election contest iu Ontario and
that le the wonderful amount of vitality
tlisplaz;r;ed by, the Opposition under the
lead;•rsliip of Mr. Whitney. Re has his
aturdidates in the field nod werleing
rigorously iu advance of the minister-
ial party, and everywhere awakes an
enthusiasm markedly absent fromthe
followers of lir, hardy. lie discovers
tee weai*sess t;i his epvnnaeitts armour
ai.d cuts into it with s rulers avid thrusts
;be full .effect of which the electors
l~1ie.it.Iy see. He takes atrot:.s from the a. special bussuۥas l eperrtisr, ut under
auiverof ebe Globe :, c1 sends theme the direction ofeVolum professor, oise
right ie:to the Hardy =mil where they who is t seeds, bly conversant with the
/male trhiskeet bottle& i:noele the blot ea:totemic value of the facts tied lees of
ting peas o uranhadite'd ac.,CoUlt.ts, per. the seiettee of ; , rieniture, not Drily of
forte asy :um pt:retteeee atel quiver in tater indi4'itiaill nature, but also tlt
fernier Liberal maxims long since value in all t::+ssibleconabinatiotas,
rif+atedota d for pre.c'ie. s es -rived in as- s:v 1 deet e ewe detirm', n the least m'`. tli-
set ith:s net erened with i att ate " It d orae kit wort. the hest se -tette of iteeplug
wriest ,' for aettaneteit the Glebe r4'per,te " tarot acceuuts; itt short he Shad be the
a' peer awe 30 Whitney proves that ar.•isate•t;t t•r the farm for practical awl
etas elhaugc.+ le Ontario 'e•nutt% ln';;uitis"-eQminerci:il purposes"
provevetnt. a Keep garter Ministry in SuvIl is the critic's of a farmer
Torten() free hone the ec•e•rol s'af Citta [needle to the goverment. He eon-
wa," only a few years ago said :air 011
vera ;tad Mr. %Vhitties thinks with
Tarte in fall coutrol thett would W :s
xpiendid thlt.g to do nlld froau all are ° of A capable man to take eher?e, If a
peas::awes the majority of vetet t think Conservative a xuenib r had spoken i>
.*
so Ino. No moxa i•- i,ahsentit►,,g , a axil Coxa- t blare malau+'r he would have been chair„
ed with factious opposition and a desire
to dilute the institutiuu and destroy its
taus itr which' Ilia "'lege and the farm The ,hardy-ii.o ss GQverntueut has.
accounts are • kept especiatly as they re< . robot d the tnsznicipalities of ruiltions
e ractit e orad sax arinsa*ureal of (lettere under the liquor license law,
tate to the p p .Before 187a, the wholes of ths: money
departiueuts. '' * at 1 siraoaxelx .coxt-
Qained from i -►Dentes went to the Jana -
tend the system of bookkeeping is l=ox riper tre }iter*. It was• a great help in
ceunueneerate with the pubtic: require• relief of taxation. A glance at the
iztentrs of earl iuStitution cutting large eoklectious reveals the value to the
ty fear pi'C«teal Rsud targe+t+ izenz;tl Aur• Govexemeet• of this erferoaehment oa.
poses," a , e ttatalaicipa t rtavenue :
1 urther .on la his letter :t 1r. diePh r- 1$737,--'i'otai license revenue $439,407
s an flays: Allowed to the nsnnieipelities 281,248
sal tirrraly maintain that there is ars ' Taken by the iloverailalent
imceratit;e needof re orgauization with . for Its own use amt the
paynaeus of its officials , . • 128,2:14
18 34 :,—Total neense novelette $5 :18,714
Allowed to the neneicipallties 283,6S9
Takeo lay the Governu ent
for itself and Its ote;ials- 255,125
1859.90 —Total licensereveuue See0,560
Allowed to the muttieipelities 297,35B
Taken by the Goverutxltint
for itself and its officers.. ,,388.217
The Goverment horst gave the ziliTsti
stip tlitWs $t4 QE 3 more than. la 1881.5
and allowed itself $128,082 more.
1892 8—Total license revenue 8684,169'
deletes since of the Allowed to municipallt es. , ., wi9,9O(
,,e•inias th;l nsaeta,,, n ant tit t e the lot falters by the vote) 'un met n
Odd feasor+ a or dsapat'ttneu r; t foriitself end its oilisters...874,17v
Mtitittion and est:esfnr the appoaetsit+rit Here the Govertimezat took $tt5,4 00
Wier iu Canada, whether of the coin -
petty or not, and is only for selling pur•
pose. They will send the goods in tlia k
"ikaoelr•dowu" stage to Ltverpool.t
There a large factory will be run by
the contkatty, and the perfected goods
wi.il be placed ort the British markets.
Everythieg in the furniture line will
bedealt in,
Thee Olinton News Record says,
—rt The C.00sztrv.ati vea of South Huron
are let, high fettle and fully coufideut
of plaeiag the Biding in. the \l hltuey
eraumtt for henest governmeet and the
destruction of the Family Compact.
But they will not allow their confidence
to:1ossola :their exertiousw for sa Harry "
Eilber, their Able, honest and popular
s othdard. bearer, Tither will win, let
his opponentssquanderas much of the
littondhke boodle as the opportuuity of
#ards.
etitueney should liamivate iliinself to
an office its the g i;t of the Government
because he tet dower ills i,:dependtance l usefulness, Notwithstanding the fact
was gone he being shortly a maMee; Haat there is a Minister of Agriculture
\..
regiott�riitg sute81u ecelhrtoge fez' at its-' at 81.0h0 per year, a president drawing
nig. This was the excellent theory of 82.000 per year, and astaff of prat's-
a•I
Ertlyard Maki' witt'ra in oppashio h. e toes, ie etructors, lectures, ete,, drawith;;
emu:et mean the wane of a tingle Lila over she 000 mare per yxasr,tuemelNne;
Brat member of the Ontario pnrliatnent, and ineempetcnce prevails and them.
who,, hong defeated ire or retiring from is ,t an imperative need of reorgania
Mien " and a " business professor," so
says this practical farmer, legislator
and friend of the Ontario government
V�,030 per anutstn—the pricy of four
and in too many eases the offices have 9 er five good hundred acre farms in the
"been created to supply the steeds of the province --swallowed up 10 salaries of
Asan. If Liberal Ari ieiples as enuuci- the minister and professors end still the
s►ted by the ablest of Reform leaders aro affairs. of the college are inefficiently
i iv hang the genius of the. art g Is it an wonder that there
worth are t ., party y
public lifts is z,ot now if liviug• or tine
'been if dewed, pen:;iotted by some posi
time is ith a salary paid by the tax payers
of Outarice Fituesecounts for nothing,
eoaald make ;rave eb srges egotist the
party leaders and in voting for 11r
Whitt—weds :candidates bele line with the
party when it was pure, but cidefty
pure, because' it was in opposition and
tintritd. tut chiefly has the Hardy
government trtiled with the farmer,'.
Nominally it gives him colleges where'
his sons can be educated in the high
Calling of Tillers of tbe ssi1, The object
its aaatne is to people Ontario with skit
led and educated men to adorn the
greatest a€' our callings, to place the
former in the forefront cf public late-
ence, as he atreedy is in national 'wealth
gathering power. We say this is the
abject in name. What is it in fact?
Bow many of the high class young
fanners are making the rich soil of
South Huron grow two blades of wheat
or grass where one grew before? But
we know where they are to be found.
Bookkeepers, agents, dealerst starving
in little shops tramping our highways.
their knowledge for which the province
pays its tens of thousands rendered
useless by the fact that the Agricultur-
al College at Guelph is filled with men
having the instincts of the office seeker,
and salary absorber of the offiee, and
not that of the farmer. Mr, Thomas
Shaw who now stands in the forefront
.elf his profession in a foreign land told
a;,few years ago a tale that the farmer
taxpayer should lay to heart, Electors
of South Huron, Mr. Either will change
all that and Mr McLean continue it.
For whom will you vote? Ask. Mr.
Hodgins, candidate for East Middlesex,
to tell yea his story of the old ram, sold
because be was no good, and sold for
but little, but bought by a good Liber-
al and sold by him for a large stun, be-
cause the said Liberal had a party
claim and the Professor of rams at
Guelph was either too ignorant or too
corrupt to prevent the bargain going
through. Time for a change. we should
think it ts, and a thorough one too.
N OTHER 6TUDYFOR Ole TA1UO
FARME 1 S.
is a continuous outcry against the fieel;-
lesr•, tueapable way in which things are
conducted in tho Agriculture Depart
anent? Is it any wonder that the col-
lege costs about 827,000 per year more
than its revenue to run it; and the
Farm ineluding the dairy, poultry ex-
perimental plots and feeding, garden,
orchard, lawn, etc,, about $28,000 more
than its yearly revenue to keep it
going: Surely the thing has arrived
when
Ontario's best interests demand a
change.
MR. MOIVAT IN 1886.
Speaking at a meeting in Toronto on.
the 18th of December 1886 just prior to
the provincial elections of that year Sir
Oliver Mowat is quoted in the Globe of
the 20th as follows: --
"The occasion is one in which Con-
servatives and Reformers should all
unite in order that there may be here
in Ontario a government independent of
the government at Ottawa. Conserve
tives may prefer, Iknow a great many
of them do, Sir John Macdonald and his
policy to Edward. Blake and his policy.
I am sorry they do. If they had more
light I. am sure they would not, and a
great many Conservatives are discover
ing that, and are acting accordie ly,
but even those Conservatives who be-
lieve in the policy of Sir John Macdon
ald and prefer the present Dominion
Government to any other, may still
unite at this crime in supporting an iu-
dependent Government here, because:
there are great matters with which we
have to deal which absolutely require,
for the sake of Ontario's interests that
the Provincial Government should be
entirely independent of the govere-
ment at Ottawa. Now there are a va
riety of cases by which I might the illus-
trate manner inner iu which the Domin'
ion Government have dealt with the
Provinces, and show the absolute ne
cessity in the interests of this Province
that there should be an independent
Government here uuder no obligations
to Sir John Macdonald and who have a.
P.
oliey entirely Provincial in regard to
the territory and Provincial rights•"
How does the above advice suit On
tario Liberals to -day? i\'e comine:t 1.
it to them and wotitd say further, if
you prefer Sir Wilfred Laurier's l,ov-
ernment to that of the Conservative
party art r you may still unite in support
ing an independent government at To
ronto under Mr. Whitney's leadership.
And farther y ou will find that such an
administration will serve Ontario's bee`
Mr. D. M. McPherson the Grit Patron
member in the legislature for Glengar•
ry found considerable fault with the.
„goiernment of the Ontario Agricultur-
al College and Farm during last session
of the House. His remarks and those
of others called forth a reply from Pres
ident dills in which he says:—
" I hope it does not follow from this
that our bookkeeping is defective or
that we have need of a special account-
.
t toput things in proper shape."
5
„To this s=pecial pleading Mr. McPhor-
snore than it gave to the people.
1696.0—Total license revert tie 8615,290
Allowed to municipalities.. ,267,072
Taken by the Gavernnheet
for itself and its officers , 54$.218
It will be observed that whereas in
1876 tha municipalities wore allowed
$1.24,000 more than the province eeioed,
its 1896 the Government took 871,000
snore than was. allowed to the, people.
Much boasting is iudulged in by the
members of the Ontario governhnvut
over their alleged honesty in dealing
with pubilc affairs, While no one
eharges them with personal dishonesty
or steatitic from the treasury to enrich
thewselve$ every day sees charges
made aigainat them of improper, wash'
fel, and reckless oxpe»ditures of pub
lie, monies, and of deceiving, the people
by false statements of the financial pc.
virion of the province. Lie that is un-
faithful is small things would be un-
faithful in large things likewise. Does
anyone believe that air. Hardlis a whit
more honest than J. Israel Tarte? A.
minister who would go into a constit-
uency during the heat of a political
campaiga and make a speech calculat
ed to bribe the entire electorate of the
riding as Mr. Hardy did at Owen
Sound a year ago is as corrupt as the
man who buys a railway with govern-
ment funds at many times its real val-
ue, to put money into the pocket of a
political friend to whom it is indebted
for favors. If either of the offenders
deserves to he more summarily dealt
with and more severely punished it is
the Premier of Ontario because he
makes so much louder professions of
honesty. The moral sense of the com-
munity was rudely shocked by Mr.
Hardy's flagrant speech.
Mr. Hardy's political alliance with
Mr. Tarte to run the coming elections in
this province means rampant corrupt-
ion and wholesale bribery. Already
the wires are being laid and public
works ars promised where the expendi-
ture of money will do most good to
government candidates. It bodes ill
for Ontario when Tarte and Hardy
hunt in couples.'.
'rile Latest News in Brief.
The New Bruns:nick Legislatatte
opened Thursday.
Mr. Ca, M. Rose. the well -Immo To
rotate pubiisher,died Thursday. aged 69.
An elm growing on the farinof Long
Bros , near Chepstow, nettle over 5,000
feet of lumber.
Edward Sharp. ucadertakker, and fur
vesture dealer, 4\ oodstock, has assigned
to Jsines Harttilton,
Miss Ann ginue Anderson, of East
Wawanosh, bad her hand badly torn by
at slog a few days ago.
The British Government has invited
tenders for tour first -eras armored
cruisers of 21,000 horse-poweriir. S, Wilson, i\'iarton, sold a bull
h""tWOOD 22. and 13 years old on '4'trt dues-
rhty, which weighed 1.870 pouuds,
The oliieial let ores of the manhood
shirrs; is regitstration for the four rid
inge of Toronto show a total of 9,792
fr. J. W, Beynon, Q.0, accepted the
Conservative no; aination for feel, in
place of Mr. Kenneth Cameron, retir-
ed.
While worlaing in the bub George
Waodeoekk of Dutiega.l, had the misfor
tune to get his arum cut at the elbow
with an axe.
The =talents of them who have
been cured by Hood's Sareeparilla
prove the great merit cf this reedietue.
Get only .klood'aa,
James '"a.ie, an employe of N. S.
Lusty, Rodney, bad his leg broken
while cutting lumber in the woods
Pear that plaets en Wesley.
Edward Maloney, or George Irvin,
Windsor's smallpox patient, is metier
ing from a severe attack of pneuntontn.
which mortes his recovery leas Arab
able,
The entire family of Titus Roach, of
Chatham, consirtiug of six children,
nearly lost their lives from eating
fresh cheese. The sytuptous were like
those of Aniaatic cholera..
Master Richard Near, of ai'oul:ton.
was in the aet of shooting a dog with
a revolver He in some way got his
heed in front of the gun and received
a badly chattered finger.
Mr. 1laria.tt, of Brantford, was walk
ing along by St. Jude,s Church, carry -
leg a heavy tool. box, when he fel], and
the box was driven violently into his
side. breaking two of his ribs.
While felling trees in the wands, Jas
Tale, of Rodney, itt ruunieg to escape
a falling; tree, caught his foot in a root
and fell, the treestrikittg his le;, break-
ing the auleie and crushing his foot.
While cleaning out a boiler at the
Imperial Oil Co.'s refinery, Petrolea,
the other day. gas ignited from a lamp
and painfully injured Mr. Ed. Houston,
burning him about the head, face and
hands. •
»..a•^.:; 4, Ltr%s:::'Ei.:'rc �.`tia'.iSi. :4k'iti;,;�
,1gatUµsitsgStilgtti,ry11ttt1i,yp,tNn, U tuat�uu,cu+,�a�
re e(atblePreparrtictaforA
siklli,.atinn the;foodanaRei'iltb-
rk4 the Siom.:4 n 4;r4.33oweis of
ti
rr
tE SEE
THAT THE
FAO -SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF...
yomf-le�Js'T��Digae�stion3 Ckeerrui
fir's all i t:isa.,�.•onta a s neit1t
Opluntiviol'pbti;E' Tao Mineral.
;T Iti,CDTItr.
•
. j7Cor'1O7r;t r.521•rZ1,1cl77'
164'44 szo.
n. °sets',w eery for Cuns i a=
tt'n. Sour Slorrrrach,:4iarrhoo.
gret•s,Corivu ,iions,revris�tt-
G2:as c,tndLos`.s o '5'3.ii+,Siar
Ter Simile Zip -..litre o£
a r i0
W •" ORE.
IS ON T *
WRAPPER,
OF EVERY
BOTTT;IRo
etettele la pet ep is cc .sits betties eely. It
r.c.t •hd iu brims, llera't ;alae' anScos o earl
oa.;luytaisr plea oa tbe•glca or potato dealt
"jut as goad" and uili saawer every:sue
ue
-050i3aa stoat Sae pest G!a•9*T•Q-i:•1•I,
1 'gala•
tie mtgra
of
ft at
era7
srta;To
LJNEXPECTEI3 9MPANY
6«t. P,(hatli0S
WII13N or; trove er . ,
George IL Dewitt, who was sent to
the penitentiary from Guelph le the
spring of 1896, has been released ow
ing to ilk health He is suffering from
hemmorraage of the lungs, and it was
feared that longer confinement would
result iu his death.
Mr. Gilbert Vine, of East Wawanosh,
met with a painful accident on Friday.
While in the act of cleaning out a well
the ladder broke and he was precipit-
ated into the water. One of his shout
ders watt dislocated by striking the
pump.
'Mrs. Livingston, formerly of the Do
minion Lands Office at Winnipeg has
been appointed by the Department of
the Interior to take charge of the im
migration of a superior class of domes-
tic servants from Britain to Manitoba
and the Territories
Bob. dcEechnie, the Brantford hoe
key player, injured his eye, at the bi
cycle works on Wednesday. A steel'
splinter became lodged in his eye, mak
ing a painful and: dangerous wound.
The particle has been removed and
McKechnie will probably be all right
in a day or so:
Friday evening Mrs. Simon Ton-
raneau, of Sandwich, heard a noise
iu her hen coop. She took a lamp and
went out to investigate, when she saw
a man emerging from the coop with
one of her fowls in his hand Seeing.
thathe was discovered the man threw.
the fowl at the lamp, knocking it out
of Mrs. Tourangeau's hand and escap
ed in the darkness.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The Manitoba Legislature will meet
on march 10. The session will prop.
ably be short.
The Chairman of the nuance Com-
mittee of Montreal proposes to start a
huge civic lottery for the purpose of
paying the city's debt.
While nearly everybody is anxious
to see a change the officeholders are
hanging 00 and say it is not time for
a change.
Members of the Hardy Government
with relatives still unprovided for are!
still clamouring and saying that there
is no sign of a change; But the change
is bound to come. •
i rom theP ublic accounts for 1837,
the amounts paid by the province to
the various libraries in Huroe, was as
follows:— Blyth, 867; Dungannon $97:
Brussels, $88; Clinton, $226: ,Goderieh,.
$77; Exeter, S87;; Eieasall 830; Seaforth,
$183; Wingham, $181; Wroxeter, $$150.
Last week a petition was presented:
to the Ontario Government asi:iug for
an act iucorporating a company for the
export of a big supply of furniture for
the British market. The company will
be composed of Messrs. Geo. McLagon
and J. Orr, of Stratford; tbe Anthers
Company, of Berlin; Bond Bros. of
Platteville; Bell & Co., of Wingham,
and J.:Beli, of Naranee. The company
will buy furniture from any manufac
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Constipation
(reuses fully half the sickness in the world. It
retains the digested food too long in the ;bnwoll
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, indl•
OXFORD RIVAL
Because it is the the fire answers
so flulckiy to a toucb; it eau be bright-
ened up orshut down low at a moment's
matte and so is always ready for em•
•:,rgeneieS. And there are never any
failures in baking with them,
... Unequalled, for Satisfactiou .. .
Manufactured by the GURNEY CO,
LtrtirnA, TORONTO.
MUTT & JONES,
AGENTS, EXETER
�.r TICE ilt]IDIO & ail€e%tttixt'ectAtr
ltustness aro: tlsortltarut College
Cor. Young and College Sts., Toronto
is an absolutely iirst.class Business School.
Individual instruction by experienced teach-
sls�llissrcudtp luMolest qualifications.
Ener daw.
s> :f;ti tooI Mi. Jas. Harrison
f'aisrarlla:alN T'inaergraduateof Poronto'
'University and S. of 1. S
A Dirty Slap,
The Brant -Templars Ad'rcate of
February 4. 1898, a prohibition paper,
has a cartoon picture, representing Dr.
Lucas, in the position of an taave drop
per, Premier Laurier in the. attitude of
receiving a.bsolutios:, Dr Grant itt the
attitude of granting ahrulutioti, and
Bishop Cleary placing rhe mitre nn
Professor Grant's head. baviatg a smile
on t is countenance
\--hen we take into consideration the
fact, that Dr. Grant gave his honest
views on this Prohibition question as he
had a perfect right to do, and his bigh
position as Professor of a Theological
institlttioo, and rhe feet that the.
Church.. of Ramp has by far a greater
number of adherents than any other
church in Canada, that her Clergy are
among the best edieated that many
belonging to her church hold high and
responsible positions in Canada, that
our Dominion Premier is a member .of
said'. church, I think such a cartoon
entirely out of place, sehowing a total
absenee of Christian sentiment and not
at alI the outcome of civilization. It
was not done for love, hence sinful.
Such a cartoon is a digrace to hu-
manity and as it comes in the Royal
Templar paper, and is intended for
Prohibition purposes, L contend that
each Council of Tempters are. in duty
to civilization and those interested to
pass a vote of censure on, the manager
of said paper. Twenty ..persons have
attacked Dr. Grant in the said paper.
C. Penury.
gestiou, bad taste, coated• r
tongue, -sick headache, in -
aomnia ete. }food's Pi11s. '11 IS
,
< eters constipation and all its
results, easily and thoroughly. ssc. All druggists,
Prepared by C. I. Flood AC Co.. Lowell, Macs.
fills only rills to who witla'Hood's Sarsaparilla,
Shlpka : We are pleased to report
that Michael Keough, who was taken iil
very suddenly last weeds is improving
under the skilful treatment of Dr. Fla-
herty, of Mt. Carmel.
Tuckersmith The remains of a
young man named Truemner, a'broth-
'I 0
er of Mr. John Truemner, a7 f h 10th
concession, wore brought from the
Northwest last week for interment in
Fullarton. It seems the young man
was (,hopping in the bush and was
struck by a limb, and killed instantly.
His relatives livin the township of
Fuliarton.
CASTO RIA
For Infants and Children.
:ht 1►o.
dtule
O state
1444 WOW'
ley
The Molsons Bank.
(GlsarteradbyParliament, 1155,]
Paid up Capital . .... $2,000,000
Rest Fund,.,..,,.,,..,, 1,600,000
Broad (wilco Montreal.
P. WOLFBBSTAN `i`I;tOMAS, Esq.,
uitu
Gslt.a.n MANAGElt
Money advanood sea aeuod Farmer's on their
own notes-wIti. ono or re ore endorsers at 7
peroent par annum.
Exeter Branch.
)pun every lawful day from 10 a, m.to t3 p
m., Saturdays 1<a a. m, to 1 p.m
+tgeneralbanking business transacted.
CUBBEPIT RATES allowedfor mon-
ey on Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 8
per cent.
N. D. EIIRDON
Manager.
E
REPAIR SHOP.
Having opened out a well equipped
Shop, I am now prepared. to do all kinds
of repairing such as
BICYCLES,
SEWING MACHINES,
LAWN MOWERS.
In fact everything and anything. We
make a specialty of remodelling Bicy-
cles and sharpening Lawn Mowers at
this time of the year.
ISRAEL SMITH.
One door north Mr. Stewart's store.
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Suffering from weakness caused by youth-
ful indiscretions should not permit his
life's blood to be. sapped away by disease.
IMPOTENCE is one of man's : greatest ene-
mies. No man should en terinto the sac-
red bonds of matrimony unless he is a
man in every sense of the word,' Many
men haveDna, down to their grave
through neglect of thea dreaded malady.
It loaves bohtnd in its, tracks, Consum p -
tion, Inaanity, Aversion to Society, Blind
nest, Deafness, worry anll various. other
kindred diseases. Man Mire thyself with
Asiatic Restorati ue Capsules
They are pleasant, safe, reliable, and the
only remedy thatwill give permanentre-
lief. This remedy is found in the great
wilds of Asia Minor and is imported by
us solely $1,5O per box or four boxes' for
$5. sent securely sealed. A. trial 'bottle
will convince. Address
Olt.3) i TAIl..BAIEDIt)AL.lJO.,
RDetroit, N)licli.
George Armbly, , a Swede, of Petrolea
and who worked on the waterworks
system there last spring was run down
by a M. C. Tar traits Friday night be-
tweenOil Cit • and Petrolea- unction.
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1 -le way iti4't;atltlykilled.