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July ilth, 1890.
HON. EDWARD BLAKE.
It is the opinion of the Montreal
'Star that Hon. Edward Blake is too
powerful a personality to remain long
In a subordinate- position in his party,
titterrito_ _
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he lacks certain quelities. necessary an
a successful party leader. The talk.of
his Tommie*. the leadership- 6f the
Liberal heats may, however, he well.
founded. It is well known that Me
Laurier would gladly Imake way for
him, the situation. being almost par-
alteled with that in England when Mr.
Gladstone resigned the reins to the
Marquia of Hartington, but had to
resume them when the critical moment
came. We believe there is a great deal of–
force in what the Star says, and while
it must be admitted that there are
2ertain elementsin Mr. Blak's nature
that are against him as a party leader,
yet he is the one great man upon
whom the whole Reform party can
unite.
EDUCATION AND MORALITY
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--_T•-7----"We—speeic wi trilffireereefeeer–teeieeel-
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• iystern as being the grandest institu-
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tem of the 19th century. We look
back and see the low benches, crowded
forms, unsympathetic teachers of our
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own times, and we see the wonderful
, improvement which has renovated the
, • school system. Beautiful buildings,
comfortable seats, well printed, well
bound, interesting boots, with teachers,
Whole souled, enthusiastic, sympathetic
who labor and • plan to benefit
the school_ But nevertheless it is a
sad fact,,greatlyAo be deplored, yet all
too apparent, that the morality of the
younger and rising generation is far
below that of our fathers. What, is
-theeresseiri—The-etaldrofeefeineral",,
is ..a tieing of thepitet, 'Those who aim
itt sitela,thingts seieleehind the advanc-
ing ;attest of ,tleinkeee, ,so-ealled. Look
well to 4t. that theebest interests of the
teem are served as well in soul as
y.
EAT LESSMEA7.
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'the Lucknow Sentinel Bruce ColInty, Priday ,Ju y 4th,
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while whiskey iteflamea. the pa,eeionte
beer has e seporitle deadening 'effect.
Bet Smith, who wee hangeel
London for the murderof'his- wife'
while drunk, • eouMuitted the crime
while under the influence of beer.
The probabilities are that no two men
are constituted so exactly alike that a
glass of any given kind of liquor will
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THE Parry Sound Star claims that,
" The life boats of more than one-half
the passenger vessels on our lakes are
not fit for use if required ; that in
many cases the. lowering apparatus
would not bear the strain of loWering
teee.beeteet. end_ehat not sinele
Ft,Wck
captain of any passenger steamer on
all the great lakes ever practiees his
ereweineehe lowering. and uee_of
life beets from one season to another."
This state of things demands investi-
gation.
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DAIRY SUPPLIES .AND ERVE TROUGH bPLCIAL LINES.
AZISICE-7m-
CANADIAN' Customs officers on the
Manitoba frontier report that numbers
of Dakota settlers are crossing over
into Manitoba. For nue day last
week no less than seventeen . families
having 77 head of tattle, herds of
sheep, several horses and considerable
household effects reported and were
passed. That was the largest 'lumber
for any one day, but scarcely a week
passes but several families cross from
the domain of Uncle Sam to seek
homes under the Union Jack. Large
numbers of those crossing last week
were going into the Dauphin District
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Mr. J, Murchison, Lucknow, has opened
a new millinery store in the stand lately occu-
pied by Mrs. Findlater: The business is strict-
ly millinery.
THE GOODS ARE ALL NEW.
THE LATEST STYLES.
THE PRICES THE LOWEST.
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call and inspect the stock before purchasing.
BULL FOR SERVICE..
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for service this ge.Ason at north halt Lots
53 and 54, in the 1st con3ession of Kinloss, his
superior bred Shorthorn Ball "Solomon."
PEDIGREE :—S010M0G, is red, calved June
20th, 1888, bred by Thomas Anderson, Dun-
gannon, Ont. `got by Wallace (imp) 2752, dam
D these extremely warm day,
the • Minneb.alta, by Doubledee 481 ; Primrose, by
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llhoderio Dhu, 3801 ; Jennie, 1165, by Dixie
pea test.sympathy, should, be extended -
to the Average heusearife, who is sup-
peeecl ,to previde meals that ehall he,
palateble as wolleas ,nutritioes.
custom goes this is not always easy of
accomplishmento though really it should
be the easiest ,thing in the world.
During the long'winter months, people
get accustomed to the use of a greqt
deal of meats, pastries—heavy or light
as the cook may decide—and other
material that taxes the stomach of the
_hard-working pretty r,everely, while it
is positivelytinjurions,to all who are Of
sedentary habits, and,have little or no
'bodily cxercise.I Becoming habituated
to this heavy meat diet, it ie hard for
many to break away from it when,the"
• Duke, 474 ; Maid of the Forest, 1455, by John
A. • McDonald, 721 ; MayfloWer, 1514, by
Alfred 304 ; Eva, 981, 11y &titer Johnny,
1083; Florence Nightingale, 1067, by. Young
Cambridge, 1178 ; Lady Elgin, 1252, by Will -
mere 463 ; Eliza, 955, by Duke, 484 ; Count-
es4 2nd, 783, by Leopold, 761. Countess- 3st'
782, by Son of Comet (imp), 238, (155) ; Prin-
cess (imp) 419, by Son of Lancaster, 360, by a
son of Windsor, 698.
TERM1:—$1.25 ; thoroughbreds, $5.00.
• RODERICK GOLLAN,
851 Lucknow, P. 0.
warm weather aerive,s, though nothing
seems more desirable. The average
eeeson.of gnglish or A merican birth or
extraction „holds tenaciously to the
idea that reteet, and meat every day, of
etite week end,ets the staple food of one
or xtuge mca.ta, is absolutely necessary •
to ehethOalth ef the.body, and so the
won estic .pregrain owe is ,o rd e red. But
while it,unistlie admitted that in our
?-iracitig ,.rtertAqtrn Mintier's, plenty of.
beat supplying meets are required dur-
ing the winter Beeson, mie think the
very ,opposieet regimen .slaoulebe adapt-
ed ineititemer. If food can be supplied
that will sustain elite etrengelt, be easy,
of ,digestion, ,aed yet not be so heating
iti its Atli butcher's meat„ then
the:beat 431,04.491get it.
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