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madepcndeut In all Things and Influenced bv None. "Aw-.- 7 Cuds not exceeding 1 inch. $5 per mum Transient m‘wcrtimmouts 9cm D0! line 13'; inser- clou 3cm. r w ‘ r h ‘n "ulmoqueui insertion wmurm ‘ guy-Q). WI: are unaware of what the Scott Act Association proposes doing on the coming vote for the repeal of the Scott Act, but we doubt that whatever is done just now will affect the result and On- tario will follow the other counties that have gone back on the record. The cause here as in most of the other coun- ties is not that the evils of the traffic are less odious nor that faith has been lost in prohibition, but that faith has been lost in the due enforcement of the Act. Good has been done in this county by the Act. It has been enforced better than credit has been generally given, but so far as we have been able to as- certain the failure to enforce. particular- .ly during the past twelve months, has turned very many temperance men against the law. The “Vindicator“ has said in times past that Mr. Inspector Ferguson has honestly tried to do his duty, and we make no charge against him now, but even if desirous of doing his duty fully, he has been much of the time physically unable to do it. Every effort of the temperance men to get a change has been balked and they have been increasing evidences daily that the law is violated without being able to apply the proper remedy. The conse- quences are, as has been stated, that a large class of the less enthusiastic tem- perance men are against the Act. We hold, as we have always held, that this is a mistake. If the law is good. agitate for its enforcement rather than its repeal, but unfortunately this does not alter the fact as we have stated it and all argu- ment will fall upon the indifferent in vain, and the Act for the present in this county is doomed. This state of affairs justifies the position taken by this paper when the Act was first agitated. It was not a promoter of the law, as it took the ground that there was little doubt that if submitted to the people it would pass readily enough, but the trouble would come in the enforcement. When, how- ever, temperance men resolved to sub- mit it, the “Vindicator" took its share in the fight and did what it could to ensure uuccess. But the trouble with the en- forcement came and wehave the natural result. We do not, however, regret that the Act was submitted, though it has been a partial failure and has neither‘ done what was hoped of it nor a tithe of what it can be made to do, it has not been all less. The people have seen evidences of what even a limited and imperfect prohibition can do, and tem- perance men have seen a source of their weakness. The old work of moral snasiou, education through the press and platform must be renewed more earnest- ly than ever. Men who favor tempor- ance principles but are commirativoly indifferent must be aroused to earnest- ness, societies and organizations like the Sons of 'l‘l:ihpi~i‘;iiii:h. Women's Christian 'l'emperaheo Associations must he nu organized and strouglln-uvd. 'l'lu- work must be pushed into such pinininein-u that men will feel that. it i4 azupm inr and not secondary to part); politim, and fly-u a law can he oldaimnl that m?! 1.:- reasonably [mrfvvln and u. (inviw'lhucul secured that will l-ulnrw- n m nil-M earnestwillshana Vlll'lll‘.ll.nl'.: A111 Column. 1 SW um I mm Wendviuc 3mm», We gamma @xpmm my the Editor or gathered from Exchanges.) The earlv closing! Inmmm-nt. in- in [on n. in Bobcayv goon. and it wurlm lihu u u hm In. Hon. Chas. hrnrv. M. l‘: l'.. Tviinit Qq-r of Agriculture for (mimin, Ius‘ :wmg-hnl thcinVitMiml of the |'\-I,m-hurnlwll Aer cultural Society [0 upon Hu‘ ('n‘ntml “K- hibition on \Vodnculmgs, mu huptmu- JOSEPH J. CAVE, Pnoralmn. woonvnu an numu. THE SCOTT ACT. FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1888. nvurmsa um I Mitorial Elms. u H Dental. Don't fail to call on Mr. Neelauds, the dentist. at Edward's Hotel, Woodville. on Monday J uuo 11th. Pulous. Rev. Mr. McKiunon. of Eldou.occu- pied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church here last Sabbath evening. Personal- 'Rev. 1). McCaul. of Toronto, is spend- ing a few days with his many friends in this neighborhood. tor. On Sunday, June 3rd, the “ife of M1 Frank Madill, M. P., of Beaveltou, of a. 50!]. Births On Sunday. the 31d inst... the wife of \Ir.Jas.\\’hit0.13eav,ertou of a. daugh At Gamebridne, on Wednesday. May 30th, the wife of Mr. Peter Campbell. of 8. daughter. At Beavertou on Tuesday June 5th, the wife of Mr. D. H. Gilchrist, for. merly 9f bjnlliyqn township, county of Gref, of a. daughter. This powder never varies. A marvel of pur- ty. strength and wholcsmueness. More econom- ical than the ordinary kinds und cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test. short Weight alum or plmsphato powders. Sold only in cans. :onu. BAKING Puwmzn Co., 106 “full St.. N. Y. Spring Wheat ..... .. .. . . Scotch Wheat...” Amnocta. Wheat. . . .. .. . Barley. . Oats ..... Peas ...... . ............. Butter ........ . .......... Eggs ....... ..... Apples . . . . . . Potatoes per bushel Wool... ... . l’oasJBlackoyu)” ... u Pork... ........ . .. ...... Beef... . . .. ............. . Fall “'heat ......................... “on Btby m sick. we gtvo hot Cum Who: the van 5 Child. she cried for Canton-is. When Ibo became Min. she clung to Cutoriu; When the 1nd Guiana. .110 gm: mun Cums. Fall \Vheat.......... . .. . Spring Wheat” Anne-eta” Wheat” ..... . .............. Barley. .................. Oats ... Penmulu-ckeyo” .......... .. . Peas. Button. . ..... ............. EggMFmah) ........ .. ......... Potatoes ........ . ..... Hav........... _ l'ork...... ........ . Boot .. Turkeys pun)” ........ Geesu,pm It» ........... . ..... . ..... Ducks.porlb ...... ..... ....... . .. Chickens porn) .................. . mov a- Seed. Alsiko (per bush). 'Iluothyu .. Flax...;.. OLD DR. GHASE'S Published in both English and (icrnmn'. Dr. Chase's 'l‘hircl. Last and Complete Receipt nook and Hmmvlmld Physician. m' the Book for thu Million.pnptftimf'mnu'ly: S!np_}n3tugvs and sell}! I'llv .-. {or s" "I'FIIII I- lnlh IIIIIIIiIu; IIIIII S'.’ "hiiilivilllllul lml uil cloth. IIIIIrlIlII mlp/I mul isjuntl; h) lIiIII I-IIIlI-Il “TI"; l' I!!!“ \l\(. V" 0|!“ 0|" 3|! Illl‘l'". [t is llm result at uvm‘ n lmll‘ n. cuntury'sohsurva- tmuwlmlymulnxpc-riunco. Yumthim-Iuhmliusno cmnpnuliun n! hin [urnmr Imnkw It is wholly a now Imuk. ll'Ifllycnrnuuu lm vnuld promlru n Imuk tlmt has Inn] A 2min 0! (war "(mun hundred llmumml (mph-3mm! how Inmlu his mnm-fmniliur in Inmu'lv uwrv I‘llmliHh-upnuking humus in tlu' linllu-lfilnu-x. ('unuvln. and thousands uf humus in I'lelulm. .hmlTulia uml Hullth Amm‘im. wlmb KIM) uh. luum mum m' \vnulol lm prmlm-u us his ('l-mmim: Liru “urk, \vrrn Mum: THAN 'rnurr‘.‘ Hum-1 n9 ADDITION u. I'l(\|"l‘(('ll .wmA ummsrlz? 'l‘uu lu-uk Ilwll mnwu-ra Um I'm-Minn. Inn} is [In- mm" vuluulnc pnnluuliun In tho hintury m bunk pnMi -hm,!. C‘UTI’!" ' l'mvrulmlnusnudpiratinmmh- I» l. . ||~!w:‘s urn Mtvlnpliug In copy lluin lunih l-y “Mm: [WITHHIIH nl’ il nut. um] pulm- im- .1 n” (all Um pnhb‘u an (In' vnluplvh- work. \‘.\1l\\\ll 'Im nuumwnpt, purvhu-«wl frnln l‘r. l'!..r.r‘.~ Inn-IN. .‘wv lhul 51m [wt Hm w-uuiuu ‘vmk. :wu Hm! H hm- mn' umm- on “In litiv mugu unul iarnpu‘xuhlml h) llfl. Farmers’ Markets. mm in rumrmhtml by m. xXan‘nIH \Vnnlntl Main ()lHru. Hulmit, Mich. His Last a. Crownlng Life Wark. R “VAL 23m "Aunt!!!” Absolutefiy Pure. ALLBN’S LUNG BALSAM caucus. cows. (,‘mup mu] Consumption cunm 0v F‘ 8- DICKERSON do CO. BEA VERTON MARKETS \VOODVILLE MARKETS. 280. 60c. and £1.00 ”r bottle. um BEGEIP! BOOK, ........ .3085 99 4 60 5 00 \"lmlmr. 0m. I‘I‘IIIH ’6 756 IS HEREBY GIVEN Tatum Municipal Council 0 s e n2 o'clock. p. 111.. for the transaction of general business. County Clerk's Ofllco. Lindsay. 2311) May. 1888. TU ESDAY, J une 12th, Our Tans are renowned throughout the Country as being Ad and at the Right Price. m- ’E‘EJS. .- I am also agent tor the Canada Permanent Loan an Savings Co. Money to Loan at u low tutu of Inturest from 2 to 20 years. Agunts for the Allan Line of Steamships also for all the leading newspaper. . ,,L _I--_ Y...........-".n IUI nu uuu u...“ ‘ fir.“ -. , Agent for a number of first-class Insurance Companies. I do Insurance at a. fair figure and require no Agonts‘ fee thinninking a clean sav- ing of $1.50 to the insurer by dealing \\ ith mo. South half Lot 16. 8rd Concession) Township of Thornh.cuntniuiug 100 acres. more or less. Seventy-five news clunred and under cultivatlon. Laud won uuderdmincd Frame burn. 30x75. Stable. :lfixn). also cow byte and sheds, 16x53, Frame "01150.3 good Wells and thriving young Orchard. Terms to suit purchaser. For furuur particulars apply to JAS. A. BELL. _ â€"CUUNTY OF VICTORIA-â€" Farm For Sale ! Thomh, March 16th. complaints. _ Pleasant to take ; child- ren are fond of it. Instant relief from first dose; heals and cures like magic. ' Prepared scientifically - from the Pure Pine Ta:- lold. Everywhere at 25 Cents a. mum. Recommended By l-lwrybody. ' .I am acquainted with the composition of Per- rni's l’ine Tar Cordial and can recommend it as being the most efficient Cough liumcdy I know of, Farm For Sale ! ART east half Lot X0. 7. Con. 6. Township of 'l‘homh, containinguo acres. mom or less. about 40 acres cleared and in a fair state of cultivation. A goud F mum 13m In new; on stone abutmenm. a (mod L0}, v House also u. good \\ on. The premises are won bfenced. For particulars 1: ) l to 1p y B. MADILL Esq” Penin’s Pine TaI Cordial lln Bonvertou. May 11th DESIRABLE House and Lotuud outbuild- ‘ iugs adjoining St. Andrew's church. Simuoo street. Beuverton. Also for sale It choice Lot on south side Victoria structJlmvorton. For further mrtiuulnrs. apply to DON. L. CAMERON or to JA . CAMERON. Postmaster. Beaverton. ‘..“.._.v-- v- V_- MW" ‘ aocintiou. and President of tho Ewcutiw {Assoclation of Health Officers of Ontario. PASTURE TO RENT. Eighty-six acres of pasture. well-watered hv tho hunvor River. to rent. Apph‘ to DONALD L. CAMERON. Con. 2. Lots. ’l‘homh' Grdcerles of all kindsâ€" -1). PALMER BURROWS. )1. D., c M. l' Member of the American Public Hgnlth [Ks- COU N'l‘Y OF VICTORIA will meet in the Court House. Lindsay. on The old Reliable House 101' all Grades in Always on Hand a Choice Stock of lrosh For Sale . C. GILOHIEST. LINDSAY, ONT 7 Have you a Pain anywhere about you 1’ “ USE PERRY DAVIS' PAIN MEIER ” and. Get Instant Relief. aswans 0F lml'rATIONS. 25 cm. Per Bottle. CORPORATION OF THE at Prices to suis the times. NOTICE . C. GILCHRIST, OR TO RENT. L DONT MEELEBT THE lillllBIl lCovon, Coma. Hons:- xxss. Baoxcnu‘m Wnoopmo Coven CROCP. INFLUENZA D1 rrIch’r Bmu'rmxo and all Throgfiapd Lung ‘. MATCHET'I‘. County Clerk. 6; 'the premises. “'OODV'ILLE Beakerton, Ont. .d‘ In the first place try our ALABAS’I‘INE it is in no way like tlw liulmmiu Pro )amtious sold under various names. Alabastiue forms a l'crumuclzt (uati ' for V3118. islhardeued on the wall by age and moisture and tho smiacu is strengthened by every coat added from time to time. It is not at a gluiuness or gmum'ug nature. consequently the best thing known. We keep the leading coiors. «xi-mm 3' white. In our SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE uvorything it comple‘te in eygyy fine, we arorecgiving Heavy Cuusiguments every day. \Ve have one Our LoaduCut Nails coming to hand, Now is the time to buy your Garden Tools, see our dollar Spade. Builders and Contractors, we would cull your attention to various articles not mentioned in our list, but would like you to call and inspect our Goods and get. prices before purchasing elsewhere. Now is the time to paint and we have just re- ceived a large consignment cfthe Elephant Brand Mixed Paints and Elephant White Lead. We also have an oxide of Iron Paint. all colors, the best and only )lixod Paint that wnll stand the sun and weather belug 95 per cent. Iron guaranteed. If you want any Painted Woye Wire for windows ordoors we com 5011 at. lmlf the price previous- lv sold. Our Brushes are complete Ill every line. Paint, Alabastine‘ Shoe. Stove and. Horse Brushes of every description always in Stock at the Lowest Prices. Tu every person buying 310.00 worth at one time. we will give a present of 50 cents worth of anything,' they like. (nails excepted) for the cash. We aiso carry a line of Fancy Goods such as COMBS. BRUSHES, NEEDLES. KNITTING PINS, PIPES. FISHING: TACKLE and other articles too numerous to mention, in fact everything you can think of can be found at the CHEAPEST HARDWARE STORE, BEAVERTON AND BRECI’IIN. Be sure and keep your sheep in a clean place and free from chaff this season. We want 10,000 lbs. WOOL far which the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE will he paid in CASH, SPRENG 3 SUMMER GGGQS GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, (BUTTONS, TWEEDS, TOWELINGS, CRETONNES, SHIR‘I‘INGS, COTTONADES, TICKINGS, TABLE OIL CLOTHS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPET, HOSIERY, GLOVES. COR-SETS, LACE CURTAINS CURTAIN NET , also large stock of TVVEEDS, SUITIN GS, PANTIN7G_S,V very cheap,‘ Colored Shirts with Colored Collars, Ties, Hosiery,Umbrellas. Experience has proved it to be the BEST OIL Machinery. TRY IT ANBgE CONV’INCED. Butter and Eggs taken as Cash. Highest Price given. For Sale By JAMES 0A MEfib/v; PEA mm”, 0” 7.. MGQQAES AAAEENE UNI/VG and TAR/1’50 PAPERS, a Speciality. GRAND “TORONTO HQUSE',” WWW vvwvwwvw M vwv ”MVM Gan Secure You Health, Wehlth and Prosperity. BEAVE RTON, to close out same. All Goods marked down. MACHINE GIL! READY VIADE CLOTHING MEN 5, BOYS’ and CH LDRN S, HATS, (Hard and Soft Felt) offers a large stock of H. WESTCGTT. TO BUY . McMfiIEfi, -AT CHANGE “Toronto House,” Beaverton, like the liulsomiu for all