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Wednesday. Jan. 2ud. 1889
MR. BOVILLE'S CENSUS
AN ESTIMATE OF THE ATTENDANCE
AT BAR ROOMS.
Rev. Mr. Boville preached iu
Hamilton, Ont. last Sunday. He
gave soine information about the
bibulous habits of the Hamilton -
ions. Itbeing Christmas times
they were probably more thirsty
than usual.
Rev. Mr. Boville preached from
this text :
And He cried mightily with a
strong voice, saying, Babylon the
great is fallon, is fallen, and is
become the habitation of devils,
and The hold of every foul 'spirit,
and a cage of every unclean and
• hateful bird.—Rev. xviii., 2.
In the ancient Jewish wind,
since the Babylonish captivity, said
the preacher, Babylon was synony-
mous with all that was seductive,
vicious, dangerJus, aud it was this
meaning that was presented in the
mind of St. John when, iu the
island of Pattnos, he wrote in a
spirit.ef prophesy of the fall of.
I3obylou. Mr. Boville spoke of
the modern Babylon—the tempta-
tions which environ young men
who arrive as str•augors iu our
modern cities. In Hamilton, he
said, there aro but few places and
influences, morally healthful, which
Can Compete with, evil places aud.
influences for the attention and
attendance of young ;ten. if they
want good books to read they must
go to Dundas for them. The Pro
testant churches are open only on
Suudays, and on Wednesday even•
Ings. It is true, there are the
Young Men's Christian association
routes—the only public place of
wholesome character, besidos the
churches, where young men are
welcome. But there are at least
108 places of a dangerous characters
—98 licensed taverns and ten
saloons—all of them pleasantly fur-
nished aud comfortably warmed,
and many of them with billiard
rooms attached ; and in every one
of these young men are cordially
welcomed. Young men don't
usually go in there first through an
innate lovo for liquor, but merely
because they have nowhere else to
go. These houses of enteitaiument.
pay 'licenses, every year, $48,000.
Over the counters of these places
is paid every' year, in live and ton
cent pieces, $500,000. 'Phis is the
minimum estimate, and is exclusive
of the wholesale liquor business
and tho breweries. The greatest
enetny of the workingman, the
great impoverisher., the principal.
source of the ten thousand social
evils that surround us, is the liquor
traffic. Hamilton, it is said by
some, cannot afford to support a
free library ; and yet the people of
Hamilton spend at least $500,000
for alcoholic drink every year. De-
pend upon it, there will bo many
an alcoholic vote cast agaiust the
free library by-law ; and therofdro
every temperance vote in the city
@hQuld be cast iu favor of the- by-
law.
Mr. Boville must have had some
practical assistance iu getting some
of the figures which he quoted last
night. He said : " Between 2 and
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, in
four taverns promiscuously selected,
there were 172 nlen. Taking three
figures as an average, them were. in
the taverns and saloons of Hamilton
in one hour yesterday afternoon
4,000 young men. Between 7:30
and 9 o'clock last night—when the
driuking places were supposed to
be closed—there were in five bar-
rootue of IIamilton, promiscuously
selected. 210 men. Where is the
Crooke act 1 It is Possible that
thelia visitors Merely went into the
btu -rooms to wi; h the bar -keepers a
merry Christmas; but whatever was
their purpose, their presence there
was a violation of the law. Ile•
twee') 7 and 7:30 o'clock this very
night, while you and the other
Ululation cougregationa of II:uuil-
toc•'were engaging in praise and
prayer, 42 young men wore counted
iu the bar -roosts of four taverns of
the city. It' this cumber be taken
as an average, there are now about
one thousand young men breaking
the law by drinking secretly iu the
taverns of IIamilton."
What is'tho beat way, asked Mr.
Ilovillo, to treat this mighty evil
The best way to treat 0 mad dug is
to cut olf his tail close to the head,
and the beat way to treat the liquor
traffic is to secure absolute prohibi-
tion. But we cannot get a prohibi•
tory law immediately, and in the
meantime 8JIIlething must be done.
It would bo a grand thing if the
Dominion government would du
what the British government is
now doing—establish in every city,
town and village throughout the
country a department of science
and art. The young men are
Itullgeling for something of this
kind. This would bo flank move-
ment on the liquor traffic. The
provincial gavot un1ent call also (lo
much fur temperance by compell-
ing the 1180 in the public sehouls of
test -bunks Ctl tcntperanca'. (lar City
council shunl(1 fulhid 1111 cxisten0
of a billiard table in the same
premises as a bar. There ought to
be in connection with overy church
and every temperance organization
in Hamilton a public room—open
every evening—with good reading
matter in it, and perhaps a cafe in
connection with it, whore the young
men of the city would be cordially
welcome. If the re were 108 places
of this kind in the city, they would
drain the attendance at the 108
drinking places at least 75 per cent.
The Babylon of the liquor traffic is
sure to fall, and its fall will herald
the dawn of a glorious day for the
human race. Q,
MEANING OF "RUNNING
AMOK."
" Amok ! amok 1" resounds Dile
morning through the streets of.. a
Malay town in the Indian Archipol•
age. Men, women and children flee
in all directions, screaming with
terror ; loud erica rend the, air,
warning everybody to be on their
guard; the gates of the large houses
are shut and fastened. "Auluk !
amok !" shriek the people, as they
tIaluple over each outer in their
hurry to save their lives. The
alarm spreads far and wide. The
hand of ever Malay springs to the
twisted baud of his sheath, to draw
fo;'th the dagger that hangs by his
Side the police cluteli their 'tveu-
pous ; the - Europeans seize their
guns : every eye, every nerve is
strained for the coining petit.
"Amok ! amok !"—a wild shriek, a
groan, a cry of mercy, and there
rushes on the maniac with the
bloody -kris in his hand,. striking
right and left, heedless of friend-' or
foo, having stabbed au uld ratan to
the heart, killed a fainting wotntn,
and dispatched a child halt' dead
with fright. Ile is pursued by a
number of people all armed with
spears, daggers. knives, guns and
clubs, who grow as madly excited as
tl • wild creature they chase. Bland-
ishing his ruddy blade, the ghastly
Malay, perhaps gashed with cuts
and bleeding from stabs, dashes
along in his fury, driving his kris
into the back of a man running for
his very life, leaping over his body,
avoiding a thrust made by a pursue r,
aud returning it with fatal effect.
Shot after shot is fired at the flying
maniac, who still runs on, strong
and enduring, like a tierce wounded:
tiger, marking his course with his
own blood and that of fresh victims.
Aud so he goes on and on till he
falls froul.suule shot, or sinks froul
.exhaustion, to be dispatched by the
ready daggers of his chasers. Or, per-
haps, cut off add hemmmd iu, the
amok -runner, dripping With bfood,
stands at bay iu some house or against.
a wall, glaring with blood -shot eyes,
and holding out his stained kris,
defies any o110 to approach. Then
tha police bring into use a huge
short -pronged pitchfork, with which
they aro provided in the Straits
settlement, deftly thrusting at him
till he is caught by the throat,
pinned to the Wall, and hold there
by' two powerful arms. Ilia kris
having been wrested from his gory
(rand, he is quickla pinioned, and if
he dues not die of his wounds, is
tried and executed by nati.vo or
British laws,
A 8 r Y OF QUEEN• VIU•
nn 'rola A,
0110e wh''ei the Queen was eOJOur-
tling at B riinoral, ono of her ladies
1n waiting becalm greatly 111tere$•
ted in the Scotch reel, and secured
the s, rvices of ono of the gillies to
teach her how to execute it. She
succeed,• i splendidly, and things
were nl„ting on delightfully when
the ltla't:'r came to the ears• of her
Majesty :reatly scandal;zed, the
Quten'ort,.,ed the erring lady Into
her pre 0ari', and directed her to
dance the t tel reel for Ler be'4t•tit,
The dance '.v as promptly terforaied
anti so pp: '.;ctly that her Majesty
was nit only amused but greatly
piens„d, and turuinv to the dancer
said : "And now what can 1 do for
you 1” "Give me Mr. Gludstone's
head in a charger,” w'v the p1otnpt
reply, "The charger." said her Ma.
jl'Nty, "[ shall most gladly give, but
Mr. Gladstone has already lost his
heal, so that it will be iwposaiblc
for me to comply with that part of
your request,"
FUN IN LEADER 'LANE
Three fashionably dressed young
women bounced out of a Leader
lane saloon, Toronto, late the other
night and talked so loudly that they
attracted the attention of people
in the vicinity.
"You stole my muff," shrieked the
girl in the sealskin sacque.
"You're a lair, I didn't," returned
the excited female to whom this ac-
cusation was addressed. Then the
accuser seized the skates of the
accused and dealt her a blow on
the head with them, whereat the
accused doubled up her little hand
and hit her opponent squarely on
the eye, discoloring it. Meantime
the tall bine-eyed blonde in the
striped ulster stood passively by.
When policeman Forest turned the
o'rner the girl who appeared to be
the aggressor jumped into a coupe
that awaited her and drove several
yards down King street. 'Then
she alighted and returned to the
scene of the fight, where her autng
ovist wits being interrogated by the
office'. Notwithstanding the el --
forte of the male aoquaiutaucea of -
the women to restore harmony hos-
tilities were renewed.
"If there wasn't such a crowd here
I'd splash your face," hissed the girl
who wore the sealskin. "I live at
435 Ontario street. 'that's where I
live," she added for the information
of the other should she desire to
fight it out at any future time.
"Well, I live at 62 Berkeley street,'
intimated her opponent, and with
her male escort she started eastward.
"0, come on, Mamie," plead•
ed the blue-eyed blonde, and Mamie
after inviting the policeman to arrest
her, and giving a defiant toss of her
head, sauntered off and climbed into
her coupe.
, 1889.
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1 1113e,irs pram( ire in Boston, ,, Ito ,n,, 1 ' consult
ed enned.mtlilh'. S)a1.411, Ills,', ' of Thin.
Office No r 18 10uch Stott 4(lSy
Nom to gond.
MONEY tolendIn largo or small sumo, oa
l� mortgagee or personal eecurity, at
the lowest current rawer. H. HALE, Huron-st,
Clinton. a Clinton. Feb:l"iir`lr" ` 1 Y
MONEY.
PRIVATE FUNDS to loud on Town and farm
property. Apply to
Oaice, next Naws•1t coanD(upstairs) Albert -St
869.3m
MONEY TO LEND on good mortgage or
personal 800044. at lowest current rate of
interest. *I. "McTAOOART.
Clinton, Feb. 28G1;1888.- -- 48514
Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1865,
CAPITAL, - $2,000,000
REST, - $1,000,000
Head Office, - MONTREAL.
THOMAS WORKMAN, Presldent.g
J. 1I. 1t. MOLSQN'Vice-Preeldent.
F. WOLFERSTANTHOMAS, General Manager
Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American ex-
change bought and sold at low-
est current rates.
INTEREST AT 3 I'Bi CENT. ALLON'Bn,0ri' DEPOSITS
FARMFRB_
Money advanced to farn1e•s oit their 'Men, note
with one or more endorsers. No mortgage re
quired as security.
If. C. BREWER,
Slnnager,
February. 1884 CLINTON
�ill$Oli.l4`,
e" LINTON Lodge, No. 54, A. F. S. A M.
lJ meets every Friday, on or after the fol
moon. Visiting brethren cordially Invited.
J. 1'OI'N(i, w'. (1 J. CALLANDER, 8s
Clinton, Jen. 14, 18.'11.
Orltttlia, •
L. O. L No. 710,
CI..]NTON,,
Sleets se1nr, Monday of every
mouth, 11:01, 316 flat, Victoria
'bleek. Visiting brethren always
9,7 1014de welcome.
(>, TWEEDY, 1Y'. SL
W. S. SW'AFFIELD, Sec. IL 8. ('ut,PElt, D. 74
Mitla
Jubilee Preceptory No. 161,
(Black lirtights of Ireland)
Sleets in the Clinton Orange hall, the second
W'ednetiay of every month, at 7.80 o'clock in
the evening. Visiting Sir 1 815)1ts will' always
-eeelve a hearty, welcome.
A. Sf. Toon, Worshipful Preceptor
114.04.0E 1)ANL,1, Ddplity Pi eceptor
W'ltLltM McGee, Pegistrar
Royal BlaPre
ce to
Y 3911
Black 15 liylils of. Ireland,
Moots in the Orange Hall, 813 th, the Wedno-
day after 1u11 moon of every month.
Royal Black Preceptory 3151
Mad Kniyhts of Ireland,.
Meets in the Orange Sall, Gcderirh, the Thir
Monday of every month. Visititg Knights always
made. welcome.
JA.SII:S WELLS, Preceptor; Saltford P 0
W 11 SIURNEY, Registrar, (odm•ich P 0
CLINTON KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Rooms, third flat, 'Victoria 1•luck. Rego!
meeting every Thursday evening at 8 o'cloc
sharp. Visiting Knights made welcome.
FOR FIRST CLASS,
HAIRCUTTING AND SHAVING.
Go to A. E. EVA:'NS, FAsmoNARLE
BARBER, 2 doors Isagt ifNEWs-Recorn of-
fice. Special attention given to LADIES
AND CHILDREN'' Haircutting.
POMPADOUR 1101 n01'7•TIN(1 A .&1'EC4ALTY.
•
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
Unlocks -11 the el , re 1 ;if tilt
Bowels, Kidneys and Li'f'e,'... hying
off gradually without weakening 1,, ' y tem,
all the impurities and fi,ul 'mewls rs "f the
secretions ; at the same time Correcting
Acidity of the Stomach, curing Bili•
ousues:, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Diz-
ziness, ' Heartburn, . Constipaticn,
Dryness of. the Skin. Dropsy, Dim-
ness of Vision,Jaundice. Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering o
the Heart, Nervousness and genera
Debility ; alt these and many other simi-
lar Complaints yield to the happy influence
of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Sample Bottles l0c ; Regular size $1.
For sale by all dealers.
T. MILBURN S CO., ProprletOra, Toronto
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