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WEDNE:91).1Y, ,IttLY 3rd, 1895.
AS ITIS JN E CIL-4ND,
The advocates of "free trade as it is
in England" ars fund of making; con-
trasts between the wra1th of the people
of England and that of the people of
Canada. They tell ns that England
lead, money to the world ; but don't
mention the facet, that she sends ptr-
'pere to Canada. Tliey tell us that.
England is able to bay the test of the
world ; but forget all about the mill-
ions of starving poor in England.
While Canada has no large number of
very wealthy own, she has, in propor-
tion to the ,population, very much
fewer paupers than England, and un
the whole the condition of the Canadian
is very touch better than the condition
of the Englishman.
\1'e hear a gond deal from ourfr'iends
the Grits about, the public debt of
Canada. It is desetibed as being huge
and bnr•densome. It is $47.51 per
capita. The debt of that paradise of
free trade and wealth, Great Britain, is
$87.79 per capita -a difference of $40 in
favor of the Canadian.
Occasionally some Grit contempor-
ary rakes up the hones of history, and
tell us how the English used to suffer
it century ago, attributing their suffer-
ing to the protective laws of the time.
As a natter of fact, the protection had
about, as much to do with the wages
and labor a hunched years ago in
England as it had to do with the fact
that Englishtnen then wore knee•
breeches mid tied their ]fair in it tail
behind. But how is it now? We will
let the Christian World answer. The
following is from that excellent jounal:
"Does slavery servive in England ?
After reading Saturday's special nim -
her of the Schoolmaster on the subject
of Half -timers, we final it difficult to
answer that question in the nogattive.
.An insnector writes : '1 examined a
child who rose 5.30, worked at 0 mill,
and thee walked a couple of miles to
exauninattien. Another girl of 11 rose
soon after 5 a. in. and walked through
the frost and snow nearly two utiles to
the trill. Work commenced at 0 and
continued ttit 8.30, when there was an
interval for breakfast -tete child not
leaving the mill. At 9 work again till
12.30" --six hours in all—"and then
dinner at the mill. At 1.30 the child
trudged off to school.' How many
British children are liable to this sort
of experience? Not less than 170,000!
Shaine on us I"
it is admitted that things were not
precisely what they should have been
in England a hundred years also, but
in the fare of the int',rmatjon given by
the Christian World, it cannot he
denied that fifty years of free trade
have not made England as g pod a
country fur the poor than and his child
as Canada is to -day.
25 CENTS VS. KIDNEY TROUBLE.
Fort years i was dosed, pilled, and
plastered for weak -hack, scalding
111 int and constipation, without bene-
fit. One box of Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills relieved, 3 boxes cured. It. .1.
Smith, Toronto.
LIBERALS IN OFFICE.'.
ft is no new thing to hear the Lihera1
leaders prate about the necessity of
economy in the adtoinistr•ation of public
affairs, and their determination to in-
ttoduee dreetic rneaso"es of retrench-
ment if nffnrdcd t he tamest ntity.
Their pre,v•p,s and their practices have
always been widely different Clings.
in opposition they aye strong in the use
of the pruning knife, but in office that
implement is hurriedly laid aside. Let
the record, cited by Hon. Mr. Wallace
in his recent speech in the Commons,
speak. it stands thus :
Expenditure. Revenue.
1872-3.
Past ofiir r $1,067,800 $
Public works.. _. 1,490,18:1 1,316.''
Totals ...,.$2,501,051 $2,1. 2
in the year preceding the advent to
power of the Liberal party, the admin-
istration of the postal service and of
public works, including railways and
into practice and of exhibiting, the
sincerity of thole profession* of
ecollauty, the Account stood thus; -
1i xpeed itare. Revenue.
1877-8. 1877.8,
Post office... ,$1,724,938 $1,207,7£ )
Public works, ... 2,471,4)7 2,031,483
Totals $4,190375 $3,21' ,273
That is to say five years after the Lib-
eral party had obtained control of
affairs the net charge upuu the Treas-
ury arising out of these services was
increased to $051,000, or by no leas
than 130 per cent. These ec,011111 isti
had suFceed+•d i •t inci nt'»iug t he revenue
faun post offices and public works by
$1,001,981, anis itt doing this they had
auguleuted the expenditure by $1,032,-
321, In other words, 11. cost the people
it dollar nod a half to collect every
dollar of new revenue from two princi-
pal sources of income during the period
of Liberal rule.
How has it been since, under Con-
servative adinioistratiou ? The figti•es
testify to the superior business capacity
of the present Government, and they
are as fulioevs :--
Expenditute, Revenue.
1893-4. 1893-4.
Post office $3,;,17,201
Public works .., 3,914,807 3,702, 745
Totals $7,432,008 SA1,512,080
The net charge imposed on the
Treasury by these services last year
was $920,000 or $31,1))) loss than was
imposed sixteen years ago when the
Liberals were in power. In that
period the expenditure upon post
naives and public works rose $3,235,093
but the revenue increased $3,209,813,
or in other word:: every dollar of new
expenditure under Conservative rule
has been mint by 0 corresponding ad-
dition to the revenue without the im-
position of a single cent of crew taxa -
,ton. In those sixteen years, the
postal service has been extended
throughout the Northwest, the weight
of 3 cent letters has been increased
from, a half ounce to an ounce, the city
delivery system has been greatly en-
larged, canal toils have been reduced,
mid freight rates on Goveenptent rail-
ways lowered. That is practical proof
of the value of the professions of
economy of the Liberal party in federal
affairs.
IN YOUR BLOOD
is the cause of that tired, languid feel-
ing which afflicts you at this season.
The blood is impure and has leeome
thin and poor. That is why you have
no strength, no appetite, earnest sleep.
Purify your blood svith Hood's Sarsa-
parilla, which will give you an appe-
tite, tone pent stomach, and invigorate
your nerves.
Hoot's Plats are easy to take, easy
in action and sure to effect.. 25c.
Stanley
Council stet as adjourned Court of
Revision on Monday, June 24th. The
roliowing changes were made in the
assessment roll, Lot No. 8. L. R. E.,
was assessed to Huron and Bruce Loan
and Investment Co., having been pre-
viously assessed as nom -resident and
part of S. 1)., 1 of Lot 15, con. 1, was
changed from Samuel Pollock to John
M. Hart. The assessment of Hugh Mc-
Gregor was not changed. rhe asses:-
ment roll as revised was finally passed
and court closed.
The council then proceeded with the
general business of the township. The
fallowing accounts were paid :-B. R.
Higgins, Insurance on town, hall $0.1.,';
f)t. Armstrong, vaccinating account
and hoard of health -meeting, $13,'0;
John Tough, salary and postage. $70.50.
A. by-law was passed empowering the
treasurer to borrow $1,1)0) to meet the
current expenses of the year. Council
meets again August, 1'2t11 at Otte o'clock
p, ru. J. T. CAIRN:, Clerk.
A HANN
Of Broad and Fear for
Thoilsands of People.
Il) You Would Banish the
Blues and all Your
othor Distresses
Use Paine's Celery Coin -
pound,
Yes, this is just the season when we
hoar Wren and women lamenting about
their half -deans crnulitien. They find
that physical and mental energy has
deserted therm, anti they ass' sinking
deeply into Ilse pibiif despondency.
The hot weather invariably produces
thousands of miserable feeling mortals.
They lack nerve force, strength anti
v;tality. They are usually consented
by dyspepsia, flatulence, biliousness,
heart trouble, cnnstip•ttion, nervous-
ness and sleeplessness, they cannot,
rest, day or night, tocol life becomes a
burden heavy amd intolerable,
The great reraspy-at it; strength and
health -giver fel' siir"b we'tt<v, worn -ant
and sulferiteg people is Paine's Celery
('otnpnttntl, now so universally approv-
ed of by medical men.
Paine's Celery 1'otnpo'tnrl in its pant-
her eontpnsition, combines the hest
prodnc•ers of healthy and mire blond,
the first essential c o perfe'c't health,
strength and activity, \Vhen the
great, rr]erii w11 is used in slimmer, lan-
guor, irritable y, It er vonsn ess atnrl
sleeplessness are perrnanent,ly banish-
ed, and Wren and women gt, escort theirI
canals, involved a net charge on the duties with a vire, will and energy that
Treasury of *11 4,10), 1` re years btl r r• tdirwtes 1,10111 th aid robustness.
i atine'sriory Uontpclnnd nt once, if
after the 1 1i ,tis had had ample opyn,t womid enjoy life iu the haa weal h•
portunity of putting 1Ile;r precepts cr.
L,uxu>
of ,food tlealtl1
epen?1 upon
pure blood, mare b2
gcott'S Sarsaparilla.
00114E. PEOPLE
GET FAGGED OUT
nervous,,yvaary, t eprogged,
headaebes, 'mild, or blue
lips, energy all game -just
' wasting away.
REGAIN HEALTH
by building up worn out
tissues -pure blood does It.
SCOTT'S SARSAPARILLA
makes pure blood, curds
nervous and wasting dis-
eases,
MONUMENT TO AN APPLE Adieu,Mgr.t"`'"`e1'
IIamiltcn Spectator•
To mark u. spot Where the 'Baldwin
are told that our estimable
wits ni.:c.)r,•,ed, friend the Bishop of Nicolet is to he
A Wilmington (Mass.) cort(S ortdent
writes : The 1:un,ford Historical Assu-
titttiiti of ',1'c•bnrtt a lit elect a leonu-
n.e t e h re at,,.t t 00 ; cars ago was dis-
cuve:ed the 1ialdsat apple,
benmced from his present position and
transported to souse locality whele
there are no newspapers itt which to
print his letters to the holy see. The
Samuel Thu:nps;,n of Woburn, white e'
surveying
bishop is not to suffer (lepot•ta-
surveying a rouse for th • 111 d ilesex tion for having falsified the history of
canal, di:•covered this apple. Els atten- Canada, or foe having, proposed to cor-
twn had l:e, n drawn to it by the num- i•ttpt the highest court in the realm ;
1 it of woo•ii.eeltert to hi ;•h gathers I
about the tree on account of the apples, but for leaving permitted his false his -
51r. Thompson thought it a new v)- tory and his own statement of the
:•iety-, end cis it visas e 1 les t ist s he attempt to corrupt the court to got
called the etc, ntdon or t.l., n •!ghbors to into the newspapers. The publication
it, and he and his broth r hastened to
gof the !otter is regarded as being "in
raft from it many trees o e tiled' own
este tis, oppothuie," injudicious,,, and
The noigl:bor and friend of the
Ti:ompsons, Celen.•1 L• antmi 1 a'dwin.
the eminent enginrer, showed the fruit
to his many guests, who came from
e oma P1t+AA
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Tll h: BA LOW IN APPLE MON UM EN 1'.
distant parts of the country, and this
did much for the spread of the app:e's
fame, which in a few years carte to be
known as the "Baldwin,"
The granite shaft is seven feet high,
and is surmounted by a representation
of a Baldwin apple.
The shaft will be placed in position
within a month,
To Hold the Scent of Hoses.
The month of roses will be here short-
ly, and the customary flood of enquiries
about the making of ruse jars w1:1 be
poured over the land.
Here is a recipe for the old-fashioned
kind that lasts, a rose jar tilled by this
precise plan in 1032 being fragrant yet.
Gather the roses in the early morning as
soon as the dew has dried off and select
only the most fragrant varieties. A
large quantity of rusts or of ruse loaves
dwindles into a very small quantity of
dried leaves, be it remenib
(liven a !,eek of to- es, pick off the
1-•aves and s! tinkle titer them three-
gparters of a pound of salt. Let them
remain two or three days, and if fresh
{caves are added each day, sprinkle ad-
ditional salt over them.
At the end of three days mix with the
cured rose leaves half a pound of ,.finely
pounded bay salt, the same quantity
of allspice, cloves and brown sugar, a
quarter of a quarter of a pound of gum
be nzoin, and two ounces of orris root.
Add one gill of brandy and any sort
of fragrant flowers, such as orange
and lemon flowers, lavender and lemon
scented shrubs, or any other sweet
rented shrubs. They should be per-
fectly dry when added.
The mixture should he occasionally
stirred and kept in close covered jars,
the covers to be raised only when the
perfume is desired in the room.
If after a time the mixture seems too
dry moisten, using only brandy, and
but a few drops. Essences, too, soon
loose their quality and injure the per-
fume of the potpourri -New York
Herald.
Cult's Teeth.
politic," and that sort, of thing can-
not be tolerated. A Quebec bishop
may stt:te that Louis Riel, all alone,
mid with one arta tied behind his back,
thrashed Colonel \Vulseley attd 00,(.)
Biiti,-h soldiers on the plains in front
of Fort (lorry, told sank the entire
British ntivy in the Assiniboiue river,
erns nn fault is found. He may pi o-
f pose to to i be, coerce or.ca joie the high-
cst judges in the land, and the high
official of the church to whom ,tc
snakes the proposition will tlittnk ]tin)
for his zeal in good cause. But when
he permits 0 record of these things
over his own signature, to appear in
the heretical newspapers of Ontario,
he cenermits a crime which merits
severe punishment. His name is Denis,
find he must pack his grip and seek
some place where he can waste his pas-
toral lot teas on the desert air, His use-
fulness is gone and he roust go. 'Well,
Mgr. (,ravel, old boy, adieu. You have
endered the state gond service with-
out meaning to do so, and gratitude
for your mistake impels us to rrtu;trk
that, in your retirement, you will have
our heartfelt sympathy. But we earn-
estly beg of you to slndy •,p the s-
cent history of ( 'anadn, and tt> reinent-
her, always, that 13t'itish judges are
not of the kind you have known in
Quebec-
RRr.iti IN SIX HOUR s.—Distressing Kidney and
Gadder diseases relieved in nix hours by the NSW
f3an:Ar Sucre Ao n+HicAN KmNsr Crar." 'Aim Hew
remedy is a great surprise and delight to pits siciaun
,in account of Its exceeding promptness in relieving
poi" in the blae.'der, kidneys, back and every part 0
the urinary paesnges iu mole or female. It relieves
retention of Water and pain in passing it almost ins.
reediateiv• It yon want quick relief and core Udall'
our remedy. Soto by Watts &Ca. Druggists.
As tt cottsequenee of Friday'.s adverse
vote in the British House of Commons
Lord Rosebery Itas placed his resigna-
tion in t he Bandse )
f the (,ween, and
Lord Snlishury has been called On to
forst a Government.
Catarrh -(`se Nasal Balm. Quick,
positive care, Soothing, cleansing,
healing.
The independent press score Sheriff
Brown, of St. Thomas, for his patrtial•
ity in the matter of admissions to the
press reporters of the leading daily
newspapers of the province. Any re-
presentative mf a Grit paper \vats
neartily admitted by hint, but as for
the others they were not in it, until
Inspector Chamberlain's acid w•atssecur-
ed. The Spectntnr, of 1Ianiilton. is
inclined to the belief that it trees a case
of jealousy ns to who should he the big
maul --Bruton or Radcliffe --and the
latter carte out ahead.
Blood -purifiers, though gradual, are
radical in their effect. Ayer's Sarsap-
arilla is intrndcci as it medicine only
and not a stimulant, excitant, or bever-
age. Iueniediatte results may not al-
ways follow its use ; but after a reason-
able time, permanent benefit is certain
to he realised. '
Feeding 'Turnip•+.
As regards the feeding of turnips to
milbh t ows, of which there id cons;rl-
erable being said against of late on ac-
count of their characteristic flavor be -
leg imparted to the butter, I will ray
In the colt the incisor and the first this much: I have fed out a great
three molars on each jaw are always many turnips, particularly rutabagas,
temporary and replaced by permanent to milch stock, but have never notice,]
teeth some time during the animal's that they affected milk or butter flav-
Ofe. The last three molars are always or except when fed excessively or
permanent and are never replaced. The when cows have eaten heartily o. the
teeth make their appearance as rot- green tops. Have always rationed out
lows : The two middle incisors and the the turnips in winter in conjunction
iiast th'ee mo'ars )rake their appetr- � with hay and corn fodder. I have no-
ance before or some days after birth; tieed, however, that milk from cows
the first laterals four or six weeks after that have broken into a growing tteid
birth, second laterals or corner of these roots and gorg,•d themselves
teeth, six or nine months after birth, on the green tops, had a pronounced
t1t' fourth molar (first permanent ones) foreign flavor. The reason of this is
is c ut at 10 to 12 months of age, At that the leaves are much more pungent
tet n and one-half years the middle in- than the mild, sweet -flavored roots that
ctsors and the first and second molarst i should be fed. it happens alsa that
many of the turnips raised by being
g'•nwn nn Improper s011, among wee.)s,
or coming from poorly-cele•ted it •ri
a :re tough in texture and strong in flavor.
If your milk tastes of the roots that
you are feeding, it is quite p, sslhle that
ftmay be due to some of the causes i
have enumerated. Such has been my
personal experience at least. There are
'Muter t:r 110 restore Meld. also many domestic makers who regu-
i:n•ly produce a quality of butter that
sults their own Individual tastes, Be-
cause other people may not like their
butter they imagine that its g, nn points
err` not appreciated and endeavor to
bring consumers 40 their tastes instead
of catering to the tastes of consumers,
-t;eo. E. Newell, in Ohio Farmer,
are repinrcd- At the same time the fifth
molar Is cut, At three and one-half
the dost lateral ineis'ors and the third
m„lar are replaced. At tour and one-
half the corner teeth are replaced, and
th•' sixth molar is cut- In case of a
made the canine teeth are also replaced
at four and me -half.
The se. ore water tub In the pasture
shown in this little picture will not he
pushed over by stock, and will prevent
a mischievous animal from circling
about the watering place to drive the
younger or weaker stock away, 1f a
light cover or roof is plated over the
tub to keep nut the hot sun so much
tar het
it me inn rs CPr from a
spring• see that the spring .is tightly
covered to keep St cool and to keep eat-
tls from tramping in It and fouling It.
Sarsaparilla..
Boot on the Other Lap.
Henrietta --Why are you so down-
cast
Florence -Who wouldn't he, when one
expects one's father -In-law to come and
iiec. with one for six months 7 Our
soothers would never do that.
A gond al)pefite and refroshing sleep
are esventtd to health of mind and
hotly, and t hose are givers by Ho�s1's
A Mother's 'Beautiful Child
Dragged Nearly to Death's Do*r . by Severe
Nervous Disease—Suffered Extreme Pain bathe
Head—Doctors Could Do Nothing --South
American Nervine Called in at the Eleventh
Hour and Restores to Health Little Annie
Joy, of West Toronto Junction—The
Great Remedy is Reducing the Death
r1 Rate of An Canadian Cities.
MISS ANNIE JOY, WEST TORONTO JUNCTION.
A bright little lad, or golden -haired
girl, is the delight of your home.
Whether you revel in riches, or know
something of the privations of
poverty, that child is all the world to
you. It is no wonder that mother
and father become anxious when
sickness overtakes the little one.
The remedy, fathers and mothers,
is near by. South American Nervine
has been the means of giving back
the bloom of youth to thousands of
suffering linin ones. It is not a
medicine that buoys up the parents'
hopes,only to have them inashort time
dashed down again lower than ever.
Whether with child or adult, it
promptly gets at the seat of all
disease, which is the nerve centres.
From this fact it is peculiarly
efficacious in the treatment of ner-
of man, woman or
vous diseases
child.
A recent case is Clint as told by
Mrs. M. A. Joy; of West Toronto
Junction, whose little daughter
Annie, aged 15 years, had been a
sufferer from severe nervous depres-
sion for about two years. As with
all mothers, no trouble and expense
was spared in the` effort to bring
relief to the child. The little one suf-
fered extreme pains in the head, so
distressing at times as to render heir
completely helpless, sapping all her
strength. The beat skill of the most
skilled physicians was called into
request, but little Annie steadily
grew worse. Becoming more hope-
less and discouraged' as the weeks
went by, Mrs. Joy decided on trying
South American Nervine as almost a
last resort. Employing her own
words she said : "I determined to
give it a trial, although I felt it was
useless.”
To -day it is all happiness around
that home, for before one bottle of
the medicine had been taken(, the
mother tells us Annie commenced to
show decided signs of improvement,
The child has taken three bottles and
has practically regained her natural
health and vigor. There is nothing
NfGrprising in the fact that Uri Joy
cannot speak too highly ofouth
American Nervine.
Much was at stake, but this
wonderful discovery proved equal to
the emergency, and so it does in every
case. Thousands of letters on file
from well-known citizens prove this.
For nervous diseases of young or old,
from whatever cause, it is an ab-
solutely infallible cure.
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