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A. OENERAL BANICING BUSINESS *
TRANSACTED. NOTES DISCOUN-
TED. nuArrs Issugn. LITERgsT ,
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
W. BRYDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLIOTOR.
NOTARY, PUBLIC, .ETC.
OFFICE -Sloane Block- CLINTON,
HENRY BEAVCIE
(Successor to Pdr. James Scott.) '
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, FMC.
office formerly occupied by Mr.
James Scutt, in Elliott Block .
MONEY TO LOAN.
R1DOUT &. HALE
s:onveyancers, • Commissioners, Real
Itstate and Insurance Agency.
Money to Loan.
C. 11. 'HALE - JOHN R1DOUT.
DRS. GUNN & GITNN
Dr. W. GUM L. R. C. P. & L. g.c.s.
Edinburgh.
Dr. J. Nisbet Guru M. R. C. S. Eng.
L. R. C. P. London
Night calls at front door of residence
on Rattenbury street, opposite
Presbyterian church,
OFFICb- Ontario street-CLINTON.
DR. SHAW
l'IIYSICIAN . AND SURGEON.
OFFICE- Ontariostreet -CLINTON,
Opposite St. Paul's church,
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHYSICTAN. AND SURGEON. .
Special attention given to diseases • of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 4
-Office and Residence- -
ALBERT 'slit:I:Fa wgsT, CLINTON.
North of Rattenbury
DR. 0. W. MANNING SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. '
Office formerly occupied by Dr: Pal-
lister on Main street. . •
Is Y FIELD - ,- • ONT
DR. AGNEW, DENTIST;
Office adjoining Piety) Gallery. . •open
every day. and Saturday nights until
.
to o'clock.
CLINTON, ONT.
.t -R. 0. ERNEST HOLMES' .
opecialist in t.rown amt. erelge -Work
D. D. S.-Urattliate of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontar-
io.
L. D. S. -First class . honor graduate •
of Dental Department a nirouto
University. .
Special attention paid to l'.eservation.
of children's teeth.
Will be at the River Ilotcl, 13astield,
every Monday front jo a. m.: lo e•
oe
1):11.. J. • FREEMAN • •
VETERINARY . SURCEON. .
member of the Vetcrinary :Medical
Associations •of London and •Edin-
burgh and Graduate of the Ontar-
io Veterinary College. '
OFFICE-- Huron street -CLINTON.
Next to Commercial - Hotel • .
Phone 97
Marriage
Licenses.
ISSUED BY
.J.13.11umball Clinton
Nitientusistoteteeximistattsiistieneiniscientimixt
Ige DR. OVENS OF LONDON
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Is] Surgeon, Oculist, Spexia;ist, Et]
iej Diseases of Eye, F,sr, Nese and rti
Throat, visits Clinton niontlly
!RI •
[E3 GLASSES l'ROPItRLY 1tfl'TJ1) (j
(It
, Nasal Ca.terrh and Deafness•
rao treated. 1.
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Lontinit 011ice 2.25 Queen's Ave, 0
N •
Ej Clinton Office Cambia's Drug E
Store.
atti liovrs R a. tn. to 4 p,.. tn. Dat- •(3.
ffs] es oi visits -Tuesdays -lochs • 2,
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Es] 31, June 28, July se, Sept. 6, ED
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The leading car-
riage makers.
All work
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and guaranteed
Repairing promptly ,attended to,
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T.In,ron St., Clinton, .
The =Ilion plutualfiro
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OFFICERS..
T..13: :McLean; President,,..ippen P,
0. ; •-• Thos.. Fraser, Vice -President,
Braicefield P. 0..; '.1'. 1. Days, See.-
Treasurer,. Seaforth P. .c. •
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• . DIRECTORS. .
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Wi}liain
.Shesney,.. Seaforth ; • 'Jelin
'Grieve, Winthrop ; George Dale, ••Seo. -
forth ; 1John •-Wait,. IIarlock Salm .
Bennewies, Biodliagen ; • James Evans, '
Ileechneood ; J times Centoilly,
• • AGENTS. . .
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Robert ' Smith Harlock •, E. Hin7
chley.,.. 13es:forth ; JanieS, Cernmiegs;
vEiguienondVille ; •3. W. Yeo, • Mimes-
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Parties desirous to •effeCt iusurance
or transact ..other; bUsiness vi11 bet
promptly attended to on application
to any of the above • officers addressed.
to their, ; respective' 'postofficcs. - Lesses
inspected by. the director Who lives
nearest the. scene,
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The Clinton News.IRecord
Prohibition a Farce In
New Urunswick
•
The fullowing article is written by a
staff correspondent of tile Toro o
News, aud is pnblishett by special
request.
. Moncton, N. 113:, Aug 22, Prohibi-
tion in New iirtiuswick Is a lame. In
the rural districts, it is said the Scott
Act works 'teed `filet is to say, where
the people do not congregate there is
no w hiskey sold.
But in exact prop rtion to the size
of the village, town or city is the
satiate ity of liquor ctinettined. Anti-
prollibitioniste put it much stronger
that, while those who favor
I•ical option, end form the body of
seta iti, rut I mit keeps the law in opera,-
. tion admit. its tenure except in the
rUlla til.eLi0118 of the Pi evince.
tit, Jobe the only place where the
license system is in operation, .At
s.tmettne Fredericton ant smaller
centres. prohibition senthnentis strong.
enough to keep the law in effect, but
not stamen ly militant to secure its
enforcement. The attitntle of the
temperance element -the Wotnen's
01u. Alen Temperance Union, and the.
Evangelical Alliauce - is that the en-
forcement or t' e -lave devolves upon
the 441h:cies appointed for that parpose;.'
teat they haVe no immediate respon-
fsailitp Itt the . premises. That, is a
posiCion whieh is strictly correct. It
Is plainly apparent, . however; that
anything; less than prohibition en.
thusittsui ori tale part of the police au-
thorities will fad to produce the re-
sults contemplated' by. the Act, Even
then the saie or in tomeants would: trot
be totally prevented.
This attitude of the prohibitionists
has.seetningly been forced ripen them
by the hetural inclispositiou of the
citizens to boom() informers,
moil the impossibility of gettieg others
to tio the work. A ruputab e citizen
•
of Sr.3olin reltti«.d 12,11 incident that;
beats 'Too this point. .A. carter, who
stands in the City Square,was per-
suaded to act, as an informer against
several pet sous selling illicitly. '1'hey
were bronght before ,the, court and
-
duly lined. When the captor took his
place tvith elliele the next day.
not one of his assuciatO would have
Anything to do with him. lie was
ost rateized byhis own class', and conic'
'get Ito comfort:ft:9in the. prehiltition-
asts Thereferts whilenobody will
inuier'.atke the work 01 1112 informer on
the •Itigh: plane of. :piddle dtity; and.
men vaiiiiiot be hired toil() it, it falls to
• the.pelice to enforce a law with which
they lire usually not in aympa,tlfy-; • .
. Thus it happens in the city of Monc-
ton, where theScott•Act is in force,
tlint, :di the hotels have hare fitted up
as if the. licensesystein prevailed. This
standafd beands whiskies. Wines
'and ales are fon d there.: The bar-
keeper is it loan proficient in the
knowledge of inixed.drinks, 'and kept
in practice .by tho Coustant 'demand
A. gin lizz, Jelin Collins, or it •Man -
hart at Oooktail can be bad in Moncton
for1 hp same.priee as• hiT
.orouto:: %he
differeecCis itt the quitlit y ot. ilia.
11 grecl len Itt.Uu IIIIoissiems •• creel:ire.
that, Sejestatitited beads have
11 -tiifferteit flavor in: New EriiiiewiCk. ;
that,. in faet.thersitsfiect the tiliktare ,
is ada.teralted • Sly eduoation -that
respect It: ing 'beet) neglected, 1 ant •
unitide. to speit.k with: ;Lethality. 1 hail
that assilralwca,, • letweser, from It
ist•ntlenties of lite„..,,se.experience-• td rte.
doubt oe seXeelt011p and tliSeyilni2Int.
Otto cti h811' his titian.' hi the •
seet los his roitifi• I /1.' pieced ' the
table, the usual clioice.- My eeighttor '
atthe dinner t:thle had his,atle, a friend
ip adjeinieg roam had bis "night;
cap" at bis bedside,• and everybody
(slitiost) did a little tippling in the bar. ,
Tliese•faets..apply te.thehotei where i
. stayed..•• Other houses visited hal-.
the wide-open bar.. and iny gnide in-
1ortilet1 nt. and Iliad other teetintony;. .
hitt the sante. easydiere*raid of th.o.
law generally .,prevails.
.• 1"orallis prtvilege the hotelkeeper
peys • expeets tepity--,:t sum in fines
about equal to teliiir• license fee " Thet
is all 'the DOH n aim to collect, and•
pnblie opinion appears • to sanction •
that, triethad of enforeing the- last*.
Otieiceetien of the community-. de
elarea the • -ityetien to he vicious, and.
givtis as i,tr,gil or .their coin mit ion the
striet enforcement would advance th
general welfare.
The advocates ofa license law a
sert the danger of having Atari ort • it,
statute book .than cannot, be (airtime(
They contend (moot strongly) that I
weakens respect for all law. No proo
of that is found III New Bennswick
Even the most vigorous opponents o
the Scott Act boast of the line eltarae
ter of Now Ileuti.tc tSWiek Citizenship A
t .112011
•poitit is the statement that in the city
Of St John, although there is a consid.
entitle floating population of sea-farin
Men, the ((1180 taw is •well obseryetif
. and a driniken man is rateely seen on
he
tstreets, in St John 11 18 in the in-
terest of the license -holder to op r-
ate with the nuthorities foe the sup -
invasion of illicit selling. In Moncton
ir an netelkeeper sets the law in titi
tiou he itgdinet the barber or tdruggist
they (tam retaliate with like effect •
A further ellargeagainst locel option
is • that slakes for Lite development
of hypocrisy and the eStabilehment of
hypocritical staudards. As. to that, the
opinion varies according to the per-
sooal views ot Lite main question. To
determine between, them aye would
• need to reside.in the Province. If such
is the ease it does not appear to infect
the eommerciel morals of -the people:
Ontario .mantifacturers whase trav.
(Alerts are . known and welcomed
throughout the Provineu coeld give
eloceiont testimeny on that: point.
Ns conclusion is that Prohibition -
is practically Provincial -.into
madisvet y little it 11113' difference. The
11)1111districts naay have 1)01:11benefited
somewhat, but the- reverse effeot :has
been produced in theloWns told ciVies.
And this., lateen tritil of nearly a gen-
eration. -
I will add two stories told as actual
occurrences at Glace Bay, NewfoUnd-
land, whero the smite kind. '9f • peohi bi-
Hon prevails. Ono of -the magtstrates
tyho frequently called %mop to try
liquor cases is a big. raw -bon scl
ladel SeUtehtnan. In a certain - ta,se
John Smith was accused The Mag--
.istrate.gent through the full toutine
of question's, includin6, •his mune,
where he lived, and all about it., wind-
ing up with a request for: his plea of
guiltysnot guilty. • • - .• •
• "Oh, I'm guilty .all right," said the
on! prit,
'Then 'give you fifty :dollars
awl eosts,". • . •
"That's all right," i'nterrelpted tho.
lignite millet., "I have the money right
heiir in my piste' 'pecket:".
ten days in joie". eontinued
the .ningistrate. "Have. yon . got that
in your *pistol pocket-" .•.
The same energetic magiatrate had
itnOther clever indiV id ind beforelibit
rwelpeitietdvh:ort- asked:where 011110 from,
"came front Heaven on t Wank:"
"filen I will • give you tWo we;,ka
in jail to got •the tdivers ent of 3000legs." with • the. . promptuese: :of :at
lightning flash -.was thereply.:
• • • • 7-7 . •
Prohibition 'a Grand ; Sue-
e- vommus
Capital' ....V-Ltzp,751, 8,000.1o7
8' Employees.. 10,102 • 13,270
," Wages . 1,030,528 2,00:3,050
" Products... 0,107,8:30 14151,170
Vrotn this table, therefore, it is wan.
ifest that the Scott Act oliunties heel a
larger incrette and a. larger percent-
,. age of increase in capital invested, in
11. ntitiaber of personal employed, in
amount of wages paitLand in the value
ot protitiets than haul the countles un-
der license.
What, then, becomes of the ery, 10
vietv of these filets, that local .option
will increase drimkonnessitud interfere
with the commercial prosperity of the
place
We Are certainly convinced that the
"facts of the easego to prove quite the
contrary." Let the people have facts,
facts on reliable authority- an(1 let
thein judgeof the facts unrrejudiced„
and we have no doubt that the people
of the variouarnunicipalities, through-
out Ontario, while waiting for the
larger ineesures of prohibition, such as
theetniversal prohibition of the traflid,
the traffic Much for egos has been the
'Wallace of our civilization, and . the
dread of tier homes, and is still the
great blight and enrage' in our midst..
While the people wait let them think,
and plan, for something. that will be
better !beanie present license systent
of today. We are in duty bound to
look after the interests of ont• .own
homes, ;ma no one would care to use
the argument that he.canse Ids neigh-
bor won't reform thenhe won't.This
is•not what people do usually ; they act
as units,atici the others may be slow at
reformation, thoy, feeling the neces-
sity of the eame, will apply all vvithin
their power The toWn. the municipal
corporation, is only the larger family,
if the outside world will not abolish'
their "blight 'and curse within,". itt. it
wisdointo wait ? Is it right to remain
inactive,. especially • when there. is a
movement among ;furlong the most in-
11t1e1)d:11 of the community fora change
of affairs ? A movement among the
major ICY of men and women, . who, by•
practice and example, hove been fees
to this enemy of Lite health and hearts
and homes of the people., and wbci are,
thereby, the best able to give an opin-
ion tuul the best oh e to guide in those
• •
• lf tho agitation, shall I cell it a
• healthy agitation, has started in tier
midat, all that much better. If whet
may be said throngh the press and on
the platform shall lead inen-to
to.tlunk hard, to think with .6. perste.,
• teney that will 'brills about. the aboli-
Hen of the bar,the: ivrecicing of the
trenting'system,the clos'ng iat theopen
source tettiptation to teeyoung and
'elk the putting under the ben InOre
_thormighly in •ottr, 'midst; a :traffic, that
never hes, tad never can be • made re-
spectable, then lot men thinkand act,
for the time isst hand to something,
therefore, the only thing- -.within ..our
reach is, at present; as 'Me. as legisla-
tion i, concerned, is. ."lecal option."
This we may have for (Minton .and- let
ne hope that rainy will follow. • .
...We will bo gldd in a ..number.ofAr-
tieleS Wbielt are to folk*: this eine (if.
space be (1 Unwed) to 1V0, 1101)1 from time to
. other •phases of • the •success •of
leteal prollibititni, ins •wo• believe ar
era! and . extended'. statement .•.of the:
"facts. of. thabase'xicity. 1a Of interest
to all. • I: 5. Ceeic: .- •
cess in New Brunswick.
. • .
In'the Inarhitne pkivinces. there is
roininunity strongly in fairot.of piihi-
111
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ioit eveii t,s presee t em,nitinely
the Scott Act. . These peeple have'. re-
peatedly sotisl Itt favor of the measune
eillte 1878 /Mil in the litige majority of
the vionstiLuencies have sustained iv
Since them It' must 11 gond thing
elset hey Would mit keop it in force.
films* the repprt of the, "Reval..Clinw
nissifin on the Liquet Traffie'? appei•et
eit by th, got, etenietttsonic* yistrs ago..
we galley the &Mewing tteta• "In
Frei feeiciturt, thirty-eight .Nvitneoloss
were examined ; four • of these were
clergYment thirteen Were public OM;
tie s, Dominion; provincial'and nutni- •
lea'. T wen Ly -three ex preSsed the ap-
nea that the tScott...Act,bral • been lie-
nelleial,•elevendid not think :it • had
bine any *good, • ..• • • •
Fifteen witeesseawere examined 'in
;•four these were 'clergy -
and -six: Wereofficials of those goes..
111 110(1 atom t the effect of the Scott Act
•igh s.bel ieved that, ithatt Itione•• good
id twa believe I it had done' barni
Surely here we have at strong ehowing..
of evidencehr fateorof the Scott Act.
, Mr. Johnson, Donn nioti ' statesman,
Wos asked to furnish it report relating.
to. connections fer feline in these parts..
if the Doinittion in which prohibitory
aws were in•nperath»f. '
'With regard. td.New Brrinswick the
Se:loping ere the tsetse Of the case ltp
o tho tlinnitf the meeting of the Heyal
• fatet that theta:lire frotis.35 to 40. places ,
• Treins• will 'arrive •at .,depart Alt:beton 'where whisky ean be• puts '
from :•1_1.1nton station as follc4a ' chased. reuniter .varies,• for some 4
lif the :-.".sPeakeitsys".• close pp svilen ;
-'I31.1iAI,0 AND por)ERICil Div, . proseetited; to open a gaio later on and
•
'Going East Express 7.38 aan•
,, • , $.23 p4n.
CiDiimi East " • 5.20. .m.
Going • West . 10.13 et, .
Going West ExPress , • • • 1255 p.m,
arrive 6:13 leave 6.40
: . , M.32 p.m.
LONDON', HURON AND •• BRUCE DIV.
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Going Seattle Itkpress . .7.47 a.m.
. . . • • • 4-15 iL.111-
'1 Nektit• Express' , seas eat";
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A.; PAVIISON, Statue.). Agent, .
F. R. HODGENS; -•ToIt•ti Ticket Agent
Il'keDONALD,. District 1?assen-
. ger Agent,. Totouto,
Cook's Cotton .Root Compound.
Ladiest Favorite,
Is the only safe, rellabld
regulator on which woman,
can tIepend ."In the • tour
and time of need."
Prepared in two degrees of
strength. No. 1 and No. 2.
No, 3. -For ordinary cases
is by , far the ,beSt dollar
medicine known.
2-Plor special eitses-10 degrees
strouger-Ahree dollars per box.
Ladies -ask your druggist for Cook,"
Cotton. ttoot Compound. Take no other
as all pills; mixtures and imitations are
dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and
recommended by all druggists in the Do-
minion of Canada. Mailed to any addreSS
on. receipt of ride and four 2 -cent postage
stamps.,
WinPartnors; Ogee a
e ce
Na. and No. 2 are sold Clinton
by Watts & II. Combo, R. P.
.Reekie elel 3, Hovey, 'druggists.
60 YEARS' •
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ATENTS
TRADE MARKS
DtsIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &O.
Anyone/lending a sketch arid 0RORTIONOR MAY
qutOkil ascertain our opinion troo whetRar
invention is probably pateticatie COMMUlat.R.
DORS tersolyeetindentrat nAROBtiOlt on Patents
sent free. 101dOlit agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn ge Co. receive
speeiginoties, without energy, lathe
SCietItifiC MftlerkaL
IA hint :lotion: inaloyilltlIbuos,torauteodowt:ookylay..i.rt7e:
ciliation of any neterittno inu.rnult ..rtglit. a
NN &up atioroadway,new lot
Branch 0010, 426 V iIt., WashIngto.n. IX a
Iswer'sY.Z(Vitisellead)Disinfeetantfloftp
Powder Is better than other neap premiere,
edi it. also PO all a disinfeotat%
continue till forther infermittione are
laid aghast •tinen, , A, keeper of a
iiestanCantliked Gat umber of pinetia•.
1111010 N;;INe.y: could hnti at 88. fre
exhibited itectitstte keoiviedge of : tilD
traffic., in untiaer that hp made
the count,. . • J
; A4ki.d as to his own views, on the
question, lie said. the Ptiblic Schools of
New lirtinsvt ick are doing triore for
• temperance reform throi the Scott Act
can ('VOL. adeomplish.: ;A:0 importnnt
iifficial• of the. Intereoloidid•,•Railway
with 1; 18 r :(.0uv,rsea, eoneurred itt
11118 opinio IIYgietie and tett) per-
enee ere. etil fleets in the.scitOols. That
tile tAirrieallnin includes these is dile o
tiv? :1 etivil y (41110 prohibitionists, and
in that the's' have•rendered good ser-
vice to their Priivinee. •
Aptiblie Mall the city of St John,
hittself !Wm...able to leen I option, told
tee I mina not Intse (101 tel as
te the working•of I he Act upon the
conditions hi Alancton,' He admitted
that 'there, and et Frederbaon" and
Sussex, the law is not observed. As
to the two former, being cor.siderahle
(start's; the Acc tetally failed of ita
.purtio 01 aveared with much
positiveness, boWever, I hat it wAS
stleeess tile rttral CistrietS.
' sotight conflemation of his faittion
from three trovelers whom I inet se-
perittely. They were riot inclined to
gree with it. Two of. the gen lien i en
are eesiden t of St .1 ••11 it, covering ' the
Province fer loeal Itoti-ts, They gave
it .4s theie ('X, 01111(10 that there is
searcely tt village in. New 13rtinswick
where whisky' cannot be had if one
knows Nyllere . to go It is not sold
openly hotels as at Moncton. • It
11111V the battier, the druggist, or the
confectioner; and in on • instonde noted
-the villnge cobbler ' purveys the
exhilarating fluid. • equently 11
st rri tiger would have • le difficulty
itt locating the bott hitt in all pro-
bability it is in the . hunietliate neigh-
berhood.
As to whether the results are good.
or bad depends upon the viewpoiet of
the individttal The prohibitionist
says, "We have deprived the traffic
. of le: at' Ballet ion* and in tho villages at
len et have coin -wiled the vendors to
adopt surteptitious metheds. It IS
disereditn ble in the generel estimation
and, more 'important still, it is ills -
honorable in tIto °roe of the • rising
generation, rind Affords protection to
adolescence."
The same attitude iS emitted in
Moncton, The letv is defied by the
• botelkeepers, and ignored by the eat -
2e Its generally', Stijl iS tbe Iitv
q*;.e. teen, who WI linnor itre
brealtersould as such" cannot hold tho
teemed- of the coninittuitV.• Theyonng
mon who are growing up learn to look
upon the saloon and the bar as an its
Whitton under the ban of the law,
10111. eveirif be scot; it matintained it is
' under conditions that tend strongly to
keep away from such association 4,t
These views are held sinoerely tutu
firmly by those who deplore the • evn,
• 001111)11SSi011. , •• •• ., , : ' '
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I !l'Air (11A0te!-;"We.,litiVe seen • that
there were .2 ),8 la , convictions in the:
prov nee .during teri Yeara :Divided
itecordine, te Scott .Act man t ies and.
tion-Seott 'Act •countiee.: there • were
8,7c38 in She eine Scott Aet countnis and.
14.102 in the other 011110 12)18. on 381 per).
cent. in the nine counties and 810 per
cent. in the riiiti,Seett Act 'counties'. '
J udged by .the ,etatistics.• , That 'is to.
say 01 per (met. of the population, 381
per:eent. of thecriminal convictions
and :30 per cent, of the nopitlation. had,
011 pee cent of the crime; as indicated
•by the ccinvictione" Any: I-Imam:me,
thereford; that reduces crime' must be
of benefit to the cominunity and this'.
is the recordof the prohibition wher-
ever itilinited :Anil oven partially : ea sl
fot e 4. . . •; ..
In • New 13rueswitik the facts . speak
for themselves. That • drunkenneas
Ives t•editeed,.very onnsideralil yis snow ti I
by the fact that of the above - 22,8)1
convietions. 13,508 were "or the• effete:It
of drunktentesti. Of these 4 980 were .
in the Scott Act mantle and 8,012 in
loss -
the counties in whict , ie
enw
ce • as, in
eperat ion.. '. The elm o "fruits of the .
ease" are taken from the Royal Com-
mission as sittilltiitrizod by .10.S.Spence,
, Another fact of importance shottld
be veinembered and that is, the. people
ot New 13runsw ick litve• had repeated'
ti -i1 e of the Scott Act in Isieid Option
for counties Front the 'Statistical
•Year-]3o'ik, published in 1000and issued
by the Department, of Agricultare. we •
have the following faets regarding the
voting : In 1000 it wee in force in 28
places, It WAS Siibutitted to. the peo•
ple font* Hines in IVredrictOn, N. B.,and
cart loci tin each occasion, . 'Westsonii,
land voted on it five times and Carried
it pitch time. Charlottetown (city)
voted.on it six thrice, carried it three
timearejected it a fourth, ' adopteti it
on the fifth and rejectedit on the sixth.
Thus we have vietory for the connty
on six suceessive occasions and vintory
fot• the cities of Predrictort and Char -
lot I down eight times to two • defeats,
Thus„tur to the year 1000 the people
of these places. of cennty, city, town
vi lege and township, went strongly
foe prohibition from the years 1878 to
NM and, es far as I know, they are
still maintaining their ground, Mr,
Johnson was asked to report on the
question of crimebut he went further.
He prepared a table showing the
changes in the amorint of capital in-
vested, persons einidoyed; wages paid,
and products in the manufacturing in«
&retries of those •sepopate grout 0 Df
counties fotothe 'veers 1*3'31 and 1891
thus setting out the progreas Of menu.
faettwing development in these groyne+
of counties respectively. His interests
log tablesteeording to "gr. Spence,may
bo summarised all follows t-
Seol:ir Aor Con...a:wits
1881 1801
(MOW .... $0,805,0131 •. f8,07:81„:461.$8)
lilniployeee., 0.820
W
2 972,071 ages 1,011,483
r
11,431,457 redacts, —0,101,223
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