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vivtli a•y th.o. estate', a•f Wale O' it i
foll'ess et tt,•! teni!iv. 1 el' tee i1u:i1'aall
tics sesssis,i4.nrt against, (Seetatlialt
caws In I'• tot nary of 1947. The fel-
3(,wii:'g.r, et -set -Mg the biX y t'aru fi unz !
131'3!1 rte 1'31):3 luclubiye, the period
ilnlnriliitif:le: ',receding tl'ose given
in lagy prt.stime paragraph, wall still
further ('tephitsise the t•fi"et that
hostile lege e l.ttton lits upon trade.
Nttnit,tr san(i value of cattle ex
ported to the United Staters during
the yea:tt !fture June :30th, 1883 to
1893. (I:anattliun quarantine fnt•
poocd in 1473 and eontinucd until
February, 1697).
Year.
the sear. tet•isto is a gre!asee cot> tee
t t' tistie ell _t.,s t.r.t• art :.Q7a iii n
three Ct.ars .y;? :96. ;t e,f tilt van
lab' :il,"•: i,- :t , gr.i;14 !is ,t;gtl ti;(1 f.'ct n:•
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'1 i taltii iti :., i, e.a/'t•gtti•,Uaal:y heavy
net! tit the pit sent Woo all a0;1•t'aar:e
V1't\0(aJltO'ttails, t•f twenty -lit e cars
each are b(;io„ d(•t4.;ttelad o istward
from the !refitted atilt, in Toronto
daily!.
IJ(t'rtr.i'F THE 81iIf10"08.
It IS to bo hoped that the rCma:rks
matte by the late (governor General
in speaking of the det,irability of a
permanent civil s:rvice will have
weight in the legislature build of' the
Dominion. No administration in auy 1
part of the world, in this or any
Aber age, can claim greater ad .
14inistrativo efficiency, purity, and
freedom front intrigue, than the,
British Government, and nothing
has conduced as much towards this
lnost desirable condition than the
fact that the civil service is admin-
iatrat'ed without regard to any politi-
cal consideration. Public servants
are appointed entirely upon their
merits after a thorough examination
as to their qualification for the work;
and just as so('n as that system is in
operation in Canada, so soon will the
service lose the Undesirable repute.
Bon which it has to day of being a
sort of dumping ground for party
hacks and politisal placemen. The
reform is one which cnnnot • be ac-
complished all at once, but it cannot
be commenced too soon.
T118 MISSIONAICY'S OPINION.
The leading Baptist pulpit of this
city was occupied last Sunday by
Rev. A. J. Vining, Superintendent
of Baptist Missions hi Manitoba,
North-west Territories and 13ritish
Columbia. In the course of an ad-
dress upon the home missions work
of the Baptist church he stated that
the progress of the (ial1eians immi-
grants in the various settletnents of
his jurisdiction wuuld surprise Can-
ada, adeing that these people were
rapidly acquiring the spirit of the
West.
This testimony is fully borne out
by the latest advices from the west
which indicate that these Inuch
maligned settlers have shown the
greatest aptisude far adaptation to
their new surroundings and an
equal anxiety to educate their child-
ren, and generally to become good
ciitizens.
TATS IS WHAT THEY THINK.
The Regina Standard asks: "What
do people think of an immigration
policy by which 2,200 Doukhobortsi
are imported to be
housed all winter
expense?"
When such a
:samba. Value,
159:1 44,(117 $$6114,17)1
18811 37.13110 4401;21)!3
15)0 7.1410 101,7211 (1)
11121 2,783 28.071,
181) 451 21,827 (2)
15:13 402 11032 (2)
(1), United States pasted Me-
Klralcy Aet Juno 10th, 1890.
(2). Great Britain scheduled Can-
adian cattle, November 21st, 1892.
(,). Vetted States quarantine
ngainttt Canadian cattle February
rd, 1893.
The returns for the first three
months of the present fiscal year
show a continuance of the splendid
increase of the past year, referred to
last ',neck :-23,130 head valued at
*309,360 having been exported to
the f'nittd States during July, Aug -
71st and September last
'.4111'; elite 'ING 'MADE I100MINn.
Already the encouragement which
la being offered to the Canadian
rrbippiug trade by the iu,proveluents
'tow 1n progress in Montreal harbor
is bearing fruit. The Elder.Demp-
ster (lumpily announces the ad-
dition to its Montreal fleet of six ves-
sels how in course of construction.
These vessels will have a total wa-
ttage of 56,000 ; two of them being
of 12,000 torts each and four of
8,000 tons each. Of the hornier, the
Blount Royal is already off' the stocks
and will be incolnlnissiou when next
season opens ; the other ii"e aro in
Course ut coLstruction.
Another new steamship lino, "The
Canadian Steamship Company (Lint -
heti)," will commence operations
inext month running between Milford
Haven in Wales and Paspebiac, Baits
des Chaleurs. The first boat, .the
"Paspeblac," leaves Milford Raven
December 7th, and is scheduled to
arrive at Paspebiuc December 15th.
Other first-class vessels will follow
every week and there are excellent
indications of plenty of business for
the new line, right from the start.
THE RAILWAYS SHOW IT TOO.
The latest traffic returns of the
two great Canadian railways show
That the earnings of both roads have
substantially increased since the be-
ginning of the year. From the first
of .Tanuary to November 14th, the
C. P. R. earned 822,66.2,633 this
gear as against 821,015,341, an in-
crease of 51,617,292. During the
same period this year the G. T, R.
warned 620,276,694 and last year
$19,712,9.11, an increase of 8563,753.
loth railways are handling a vast
*mount of American grain from the
west to the seaboard, the business
'laving so increased that the G. T. R.
will
have sufficient to fill thirty large
!steamers during the last month of
To
Cure
mammal:Oa am
TA..„
Bristol's
SARSAPARILLA
IT IS
PROMPT
RELIABLE
AND NEVER FAILS.
xTmaw!
Digs
,l>t�i�,x
Aek your Druggist or Dealer for it
I1JSTOLflARSAPAOILLA,
fed, elcthed and
at the Country's
policy has been
adopted and put into force by the
Government, it will be time enough
to express an opinion thereon. In
the meantime people down here, in
the effete East, think that the paper
that would lead its reader's to believe
that such is the policy or the Govern-
ment is marvellously reckless of its
reputation if it bus any, while in its
own constituency in the wild ariti
woolly West, people probably think
it is an excellent specimen of a
whole-souled uncompromising liar.
TUE RATTLE'S WIIaI) ALARM.
Under a caption, "The City Under
Arras," Tho Toronto Star last Sat-
urday observes in part as follows :—
"Mr. Clifford Sifton has conte to
town, If you have read the Mail
and Telegram of late, if you believe
the Conservative papers, the worst
of all outlaws is in Toronto. Beware
of pickpockets. Leave your money
at home in the oven. Unchain the
bull pup. Muffle the door bell.
Carry down town a loaded cane for
Clifford Sifton, the wild man of the
prairie, the awful, the unutterably
bad man of the West.
Nut Gi)tiity.
vat +.'l -owes! Mat'tc•F Ii" get^
1!14!4! g ,41'3 b wan. at Iate:t WI.t='ll sits; 1'•
14:1,11 s'.):
ITi f -t t, t.1i.; IJ i-, kcNoI1 df•--i!rll•s!d by a
wat,"„er i•al• FYt Ir4"g (,i' :as ,1:s'a•11 tire- -1.41
lalnt, fli `,-fi1,1i• ' Anal i^ ,n.,%r'l1a' :, t; 1,a•f'
the world 1ttl-hes 1"r11' ilii•' the JiiA.1.
SYt,Pre it think., Witt•, r,(•3f.:114s, Ali •
AVNiot'i' rebels.
°Le illy talin Iva° tithing ir1"; idtei 1 iIy
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with• ,a t 'c , 14.4 1
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4.141 c h.'i v'erts pint6•and her IFttle cite fe-.
flu Yrriw . Site laughed a gteati
deal.
tt 0 Bliss Asenath," at last ex-
claimed ono of tt.c g;trlt( innocently.
"hew gay you iIlustt have been !"
" Have beet,!" repeated the lady
indignantly. "nave been'. WYelt,
I'd have you know I'm not a cen
turion yet ! "
A Pocket Cure. --Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple'Tablsts are put up in. rueat emu -
pact form, convenient for the pocket.
'1'hoy're the newest and best known aid
to digestion and a cure for Dyspepsia
and all kindred stomach troubles. Carry
thorn with you and you II never be at the
mercy of atornaoh troubles, inolpient,
acute, or shronic. Ono 'Tablet wires
quick relief. 35 cents. Sold by A. 14,
Hamilton.
c. -al ;vim -if -tee
eat sly 1 ti• ',1: ;ar•ota
Cr ,re r a;i rFlil o 1..:•
b f„t .a•`•"•i:4'E• 31)4 14:1
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At all Prat^„„Eats,
.o.:u', a 1;1i.1. tilti--”
a
tt. Health an4I =wit -
eel', free.
. •tlh'
15'5 Asia tit.,
(hh a of the &•','•1,11'4 4d 1' f- ail way
who 11 i•s to be hail, fl't'l) the lied
Sea of the tufa , f Mount, Shod t‘ 111 hie
an 111(1 t•I' tt whnrt• it k No)'*I'*1'tl
Most-, t -to -Ki mho!' l;es trtn•lvr (1 tho
tables o1' :lie taw.
t\1illt' rot'• !1'1'"tlniari" Villa era 114(4 on
lv I'4 1(141 1 • ntt•I icille1n4''•'ly rt,ltl011v fo1'
t trh'4" 114(41 nun, S. 411t1e,L f.•t ,nl41tgu, (lout
and Not r 1,1111. Price rU,4,, a;1(lf 17 mom 8.
The (. iivternmvent'' a' Ileeided 1n rex•
land eleteeney 10 the vest.' 1' Henry
1)a0'ids"n, 1010 wale i rnlPUerd to lie
hanged (I)i I)N'e. 13 for Iluu der in
AnI•Igonish county, N. S.
HE USED SLANG.
BUT DAD'S LITTL8 A110UMICNT SURELY
BROKE TII I8 HABIT.
"My son," said the old gentleman,
who very properly objects to slang,
"I have boon thinking over your re-
quest this morning, and I am inclin-
ed to think I may have been a little
hasty in my decision."
"Thank you, governor,"
"I believe in clearly understanding
a case oefol'e reopening it. Now, as
I remembered the conversation, you
call at the office was prompted by a
desire to 'raise the dough.' "
"Yes—that is to say"—
"Never tnind. I ask for no expla-
nations. I do not seek to enquire
into all the trival whims of youth. I
accept them as I do the wild flowers
among the grain, They are useless
but they are cheering to contemplate.
There are many things I do not un-
derstand among them being golf,
lawn tennis and football, but I do
not assume to interfere with your in-
nocent deversion any more than I
undertake to take care of the current
fad. If you want to give up experi-
ments with the chafing dish and go
to work with an oven I have no obj-
ections to offer, nor' will I let the
mere matter of expense stand in
your way. I was rather busy when
you spoke to me about raising the
dough this morning. I know that I
spoke sbnrtly, but my heart is in the
right place, and I am too generous
tind indulgent to deny your slightest
request. Here my boy, is 2 cents.
Go and buy yourself a cake of yeast."
—Washington Star.
Write to IDR, 110111:1!72, he Is
THE DOCTOR WHO CURES
weal:hens of then. Expert s irntifir, treatment. In.
stolen%o nook viten Addreae ti, 11.110111 (TZ, M.D.
3..8 Woodward Ave., Detroit,
Tho cost of keeping up the drink-
ing fountains and cattle troughs in
London is $8,500 per annum. A sin-
gle trough in a busy thoroughfare
Costs $2550.
VE,r,ANTED aIa1:kA1, Tel STWOI(TnV PER.
Ions In 111fa state to n,;(I.4 7e r ur auntie as in
th(r!rk eoown 4414114411'741:1111'admn,tif �. Itis ntandy nafeo
w, ,', baton• atralrht * Oi, a
l t.ir end iss 'n'.rs deflnitr, bin, !8144 , n0 44,nrr, na
1n a solar, . 0imlthly :v... ltcf.+r. nretl. mitre a
self addrre.ed efermeil rhty'ape, Herbert E. 11230.
LStst,, I)tytt.
M. the ago,
THE HEART WAILS
Of Thousands Have Been Turned
Into the Joy Songs of the Cured
by the Almost Magic Medicine;
Dr. Agnew's Cure tor the Heart—
It Relieves in Thirty Minutes.
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, of Gananoque,
was for five years a great sufferer from
heart disease—spent: some time tinder
exports in Kingston hospital without
gutting any benefit and was pronounced
incurable. She commenced taking Dr.
Agnew's Cure for the heart, and when
she had taken throe bottles all dropsi, a1
tendenciee, palpitation and pain left her,
and she has had no return of it, and as
cribes her core to Chia greatest of heart
remedies. Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
• Soon Loft Her.
"I was taken with a swelling in my
feet and limbo. I was not able to walk
for four months. I read about Mood's
Sarsaparilla and procured a bottle. _Be-
fore I had taken it all the swelling left
me. I took three bottles of Hood's and
have not been troubled with swelling
since." I'tzukot'A Stu:VERB, Chatham,
Ont.
HOOD'S PILLS cute all liver ille.
Easy to take, easy to operate ; reliable,
Euro. 25o.
The oldest love letter in the world
is in the British museuril. It is a
proposal of mar.itlge for the hand of
an Eajyptian princess, and it Wad
made 3,500 years ago. It is in the
form of an inscribed brick.
Cramps, Colic, Cholera and 1)iarrbo'a
aro alwave promptly relieved by Dr.
Fowler's IIxtraot of Wild Str'awberr; .
While out siva( ting quail Mr.I)avid
Blown, of Leamington, had an eye p�
accidentally shot out by the proms -I 1or2Nnail'eitioireceip oipriceta dt o8'cent
tura o!tplosion of a companion's gun.! starnpa 'lie E'ook (fompna Windsor Cnt,
• 1 responsible and 2 lout alto recommended by alt
Dr, low's Ple !--ant Worm Syrup is nice 'Druggists 7:t Canadi.
to take dud dotal to all worms. Con' 1. Nn. 1 and No, :t fir sato br Collo A. t r,upt111,
tains its own purgative Price 210. D:utas-r
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ri•144 ti t11 vo ii,. taalr"i. ((41'1,0"is et 11 0,
71).:; ,, nt urld t; 11 l)4,
' 111 10(.11 of MO :Glove utttulsi ch",relies
181 bl,11th !School in held at :?.39 p n'•
Must 'YVRTolrr. 010 NORVAL, Ori'.. ICxI'ERI-
E1WEtt Iv't•1•;\:tit :il'i"l'flitl\ll 101101(
• I,.azastA IX !lith FEET.
aw Froui. er
Toes to Ilex iiues
/
Dr: Chase Mak-3 a «'o:ldl'rfill Cure.
Mrs. Knight, 17 Hanover place, To-
ronto, makes the following state-
ment
My mother, Mrs. Wright, who
lives at Norval, near Doncaster,
suffered a summer and winter
with Eczema in her feet. She
could not wall!:, and very seldom got
any sleep. It became so bad that she
was perfectly raw from the toes to the
knees. After trying every available
remedy without receiving any bene-
fit, and almost hopeless of relief, she
was advised to try Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment. She •has altogether used 8 boxes
since commencing. but with the :hap-
piest results, for she is now complete-
ly cured. There is but one scar on one
of her feet, a memento of her fearful
suffering condition. Any person de-
siring further testimony in this case
is at liberty to communicate with Mrs.
Wright at her address, Norval P. O.
Mrs. Knight says after such a grand
success, Is it any. wonder we re-
commend Dr. Chase's Ointment ?
W. H. De Long, Civil IOngeneer, ex -
Warden, and County Councillor, New
Germany, Lunen'hurg Co., N. S., Oct.
28th, 1837, says :—" I had itching piles
for thirty years, and have tried various
kinds of pile cures, but none gave me
permanent relief until I used Dr.
Chase's 'Ointment. I ha.ve recommend-
ed it to others with the saline result."
VVESTERN AnVE3iISEfl
Wore. AJtnr.
'W'ood's Phosphodiuo,
Tito Great 72ngifnli rlernedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only roll.
able medicine discovered. Six
packages guarantad to cure all
forum o Sexual Woaknesn, all effects of abuse
Orexeees, Mental worry, I:xcenflive use 01'1'0-'
baoeo. Opium or Stimulants. Mulled nn -cod pt
of price, one paokago $1, six, $5. One w(U,,t e(a c,
six cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The 'Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
Sold in `Vingham by Cohn a Campbell,
1899
Only Seventy-five Cents
—TO —
January lst, 1900.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the best- Weekly Paper published in
Ontario. •
Write 101 our iow clunbing offers.
1DOFIESS—
WESTERN ADVERTISER,
LONDON ONT,
Coop's Cotton Boot Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
1o.0001,adfes. Safe.efreetnal, Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cellos Root Coe -
sound. Telco no other, as all 'Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Petra. No. 1, $1 or
BANK of HAMILTON
WINGHAM.
Capital, 01,260,000. Rest, $775,000
President-3oon 8ruilvr.
Vlee•Presidcnt—A. tf. RAneta.
DIV.ECTORS
.Iona P1(0010n, Geo, ROnotl, wit GIntle8, AI 1', A. T.
Wool), A. B. Lits (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TWINBULL.
Javfing a Bank—Iiours,10 to 8; Sounder, Us to
Deposits of 81 and upwards received and Interest
allowed.
Special Deposits also received at current
rates of Ir.:rest.
Drafts on Great Dritain and the United Stater
bought and sold
W. CORBOULI), Aches
E. L. 1)1OaINSON, Solicitor.
Money no Loan on Notes.
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Lt'$0t Adre't,•etnel.!+tl "tion4;14
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Special rates fir forger adtertirsr rents, or or
loft' :r(04710d1.
• Atli ertlsenents'•n4 !nerd nntkro v'+)'nutspeellla
direotionn, will :,e i/1,t.rf714 tin for'.irf 4..d charged,.
aceor•tingIy. Trye:t.•try ativcrttl,ent.•'ats must be
paid in aevaner'
utr.oii(,'a for contract ads erttsernente must be in
the office by Wednesday noon, In prier to appear
that week,
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 5 poi eentwith
privileee of paying at the end of nny year. Not,.
and accounts collected.
ROBS. MoINDOO,
Oeever Block Wimrham, Out
GRAND TRUNK RAIL WAY.
Toronto and East
Palmerston mixed
London and South
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DEPART ARRIVE
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Por the try:tmrnt of U1StiARti3 PP MAIER and,
SURGICAL t;ataE3 of alt kinds. 1e lutticulattt-
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14tadiral Ynperlrltendt nt, r, it F ha1n, Ont.,
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1'riva*,u end Company funds to loon -at lowest rate,
interest. lie con'ntiaswn charter!. Mortgages, towte,
and "Aran preperty hough: a,pd 4 old
OFFICE—Heaver Block. K'txatt,tn.
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SOLICITOR TO BANE 010 IiA:IILTON., ,tl'Oilelr
LOAN.
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res )r4
Al. G. CAMERON,
HA itRISTER, SOLICITOR, CoNvRv AxCEit, ke.
Nice—Corner Lantiltonand St. Andrewstroets
opposite Colborne IJotel,
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initylVania-
D nth! College,.1d1 Lf cull t i' t.( (0,' It of Ow wet College
of Dental sure:eons of °uteri% 0,8,1,7 mer Post•
twice, 11' ngban,
TISTttY.—J.S.'JEli0:41 , L O. S.,WINGHAI.
1.'uanutaetar first class sots off'
~; teeth as cheap ns th r can be trader•
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in the Dominion. T.,.•th extraotei•
absolutely arithnnt 71.4(1,, by his new
process, guaranteed perle• tly safe,
OFFICE: In the Beaver 'Blork, opposite the,
Brunswick Douse.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS. Wiao,ink, 0,TART••
S�e Camp Calealnnia, Nlo. 447, meet
. O. .'—tho•nrtst tnd third dlond•ly art �•
ert•ry month, In ..he Odd Fellows nth. Vi•itine
brethren wolocin' J. Murray. Chief. D Stew'
artl(,'n.•See LICENSED AUCTIONEEtt FOR ..1E COUNT'
OF HU1tON.
DEANS, Ji,., wixo.ttn,
'NN 1i.V GHAM
STEAM PUMP \A/ORKS
Having purchased the entire business
froui Mr. Daniel Showers, I am now
prepared to supply the public with
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Iron Cylinders, Galvaniz-
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Water 'Troughs, Sinks,
liatlis,ripe Fitting, Well
Digging and everything in con-
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Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
and pumping water.
Doop.well pumpa a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended tn.
Parties writing for information or
ordering by load should always state
depth of well.
All work guaranteed or no sale.
C. MORN!" 1.'TGSITAR
tir•rt 140 Winghanl, Ont.
Sales attended (1a any part of the 00. Charge
moderate.
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LICENSED AUCTION8h.R.
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specialty. •
ail orders l«111 at the Tntnn nttice promptly o11on,I'
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