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fiwâ€" , noun-um won-om WLhm-a-ncug: ”4m: “yQWMWWWa Wm . _’ Emir!!!" ”$711.5 Tfl’mnlrj“ , a" I .‘uy, (3“ I 9 a 1 iii, or has it done sullii'ieiit good in tho ( ik’i 0., on mu m . c i we r. . . ..- -7 . ~~ . pmlm mn- line to \\.iii.i.n it. pcop t in $6.6 h 3-01....9‘.2¢23¢.‘.’:.¢;T§”#Tiffi.3gg 9‘ .-..-1 , ~AND~ supporting it again 1’ To thew questions F iii ' (7‘ a, , , t at . . (”3" Home will say )i‘s, others no. in the M ‘ b ‘2 kgcdlix on Aluc‘J‘J" consideration of this matter it must be my JOSlu‘l‘ll .l. l‘ ‘.‘.'l), l'liul iiir'i‘cii, r. Illt‘llilu‘l'i‘ii that the Act has not had a ? \‘v‘Ole'lLLEANDHEAVEIS'NSo hip mm] m ()nlario. i‘nm rpm-mi)- m, '3); 3 3â€"“- ‘i: “i " . as made to cnlorce the law " ani‘iznrisisc nuns; “ ‘1? m“ l . .. . l 1.. ll" 1' 1 {lg rill Column 1' We 8323" “W1 “I11W“l?"“lull‘l‘l'l’d‘lL ‘90 1‘ 1“ b ‘ 9; 3' ‘. r“ ‘ ---------- ----“.-" ,4, u. and the obstacles of legislative constrne- . [p |:ii ,. “ ....... n.....o-u_ ‘, . . . ! ‘.‘ Emu“ " " -*-""""'-" *3 W lion which have been enacted since its 1 ii . 'l‘ culls "m i“ Vilaufflhm é introduction here it could not be expect~ ‘ M f I c M ‘AHRH'HY i i’ ., , . - . . . , .1‘ n 3.». ‘[ inscrliwi‘ ed to “oil; vci'y sutlsfaletui-ily. In spite N I he 0 n‘le r u ea p a "I, ”in; 1' l . '5‘ lot this, however. no one can honestly a . _ . . MM , a has pist received and passed into stock another consignment of independent In all Things and Influenced or None. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1888. edition notes. . ,_ ._.. M lily the Editor or gathered from Exchanges] »â€"â€"â€"w _ ,___-, The Dairying Interest In Canada. ...__~ It is impossible for the observant far- mer to overlook the fact that times are changing in the agricultural line, particu- larly in the Province of Ontario. It is denoted}! conceeded not. however, With. out considerable reluctance, that Ontario as a grain-growing province is being left behind and that year by year as the great prairie wheat fields of the west develop her. chance of competitionlin this product becomes proportionately less. Just at present the sky looks serene and bright and the hope indulged in that it will continue is high, but tliis,the intelli- gent farmer knows. cannot be. It is purely an exceptional event that has torced the prices this year and which may not occur again for many years. With these facts in view, and they are certainly backed by every evidence of reason and experience, is it wise for far- mers to follow the same old lines which have governed them in the past ‘2 Would it not be the part of wisdom to enquire if something of less precarious a nature and for which this province is especially adapted could not be found to take the place of the failing grain fields. As an answer to this question and as a reminder that the markets of the world require other supplies than wheat we have arranged to publish a series of letters from the pen of the eminent writer Mr, W. H. Lynch on the subject of “the dairying interests in Canada." This gentleman has made an exhaustive ex. perimental and practical study of the question and that he is thoroughly quali- fied to discuss the matter in hand may be accepted when it is known that he has but recently returned from England where he lectured before the most ad- vanced interests of that country on the subject of dairying besides being the author of a standard work on the same interesting theme. The first of the series will be found on the front page of this paper and we hope will be earnestly studied by every one of our farmer readers. They are intended for every reader individually and if nothing more result from their publication than to in- stil a knowledge of the vast possibilities which lie at our doors waiting to be de- veloped we will be well repaid for our_ trouble. W Scott Act Repeal. As the time approaches for the vote on the repeal of the Scott Act the interest in the law considerably increases. But for a few individuals in this part of the county little would have been heagd of the Act or its working. but as it is, dur- ing. the past few months a hard fight has been fought to produce an observance of the law. From the present condition of. things we would say the remark applied to North Ontario that the “Scott Act is mind" is very far from being true, in fact to the disgust of those engaged in the whiskey business it is found to be very much alive We learn that warrants for commitment to gaol hang over the heads of most of the hotel keepers in the North Riding and on the next complaint they will he executed still leaving the new charge to follow From this. it is easy to see that the life of the liquorxscller is not by any means “a happy one" and with the prospect of prison bars constant- ly beforo his eyes the profits of the busi- ness appear in a somewhat clouded form. At this late hour let us ask what has I been the result of the Act in this county. HIS it accomplished the purpose intendc v”- .- W. -» .. children on for V. _.-:_. am..- . .-.-- _.- 2.: * 1' say that drunkenness and its accompany- ing results has not been abated ; this is evident to the most casual observer, and moreover the educative inducnce of the i law has been such that the use of liquor is now looked upon as being decidedly “not the thing" and unrespectablc. If for nothing else than these things the public owe a debt of gratitude to the Scott Act and we believe with the ex- perience of the renewed license law now being given in Simcoe and Halton it will stand a good chance of being again sus. tained in Ontario. W Consumption Cured. An old physicmn. retired from prac- tice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consump- tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and lung affections. also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful cura- tive powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his sulfering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it. this recipe, in German. French or English, with full directions for preparing and usmg. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp. naming this paper. W. A. Novas, 149 Power’s Block Rochester, N. Y, _.â€"â€"-â€"o 4.0 Here and There. A Toronto mail clerk, by name James H. Spence, has recently been arrested and committed for trial on a charge of robbing the mails of registered letters. This is the man who is supposed to have purlomed the letters lost by certain Goldwater business men last winter. Rev. Principal Grant of Queen‘s Col- lege, delivered an address in Melbourne, Australia. recently, in which he spoke favorably and hopefully of Imperial Federation ; but he did not think it ad- visable to concoct a scheme just at pre- sent. The Arthur “Enterprise" sayszâ€"Dur- ing the threshing on the farm of Mr. Win. Gray. near Kenilworth, one day last week. a hen was discovered in a mow of barley, where she had been confined since last harvest. The hen was alive and in good condition. The strangest part of the story is that the industrious biddy had during her imprisonment laid four egggs and hatched out three chick- ens. which were as liyely as though they had been produced under cordinary cir- cumstances. ()llllJJA, Out., Nov. 26.â€"A very sad drowning accident happened here yoster~ day, whereby Miss Kate Rook lost her life. Miss Rook lives about six miles out of here on the lake shore. and wished to come in to church yesterday. Win. Mcl’hie was also coming to town, and he proposed to skate, but as Miss Rook I could not skate, he undertook to draw her one. hand sleigh. When about a mile and a half from town they struck a thin sheet of ice, which broke. and they went through. They were unable to get out and Miss Rook soon sank, and Me- Phie was just about gone when he was discovered by Messrs. J. Blair and E. Lloyd. On Monday last while Mr, Benjamin Heaslip of Fenelon Falls, was chopping in Somerville, his axe glanced from a tree and struck the outside of his right foot near the ankle, cutting a gash about four inches long and down to the bone. He was brought home, and Dr. E. S. Wilson drew the lips of the wound to- gether putting in seven stitches. About two weeks ago, a young man re. aidiiic'in Mount Albert. named Beaver. was married to Miss Blackburn. one of the Salvation Army lasses of the Us- bridge corps. One Friday lately he drove with his wife to Aurora and l was returning to Mount Albert in the] evening ; when on the road betweeiii Vivian and Pine Orchard, two men ’ jumped out from the roadside, pulled him out of the rig, hit him on the head i with a club. knocked him senseless and then robbed him of 845. When he re- covcrcd, his assailants had disappeared, leaving no trace of their identity. Mr. Beaver pursued his way lionieward a little farther on foot, where he found his team, which had stopped.â€"â€"-[North Ontario 'J.‘iiiics.| This is how the Beoton “World" deals with those who cannot respect thehouso of worship >- Up in the gallery at the Methodist church Sunday evening the conduct of some was no noisy through- out tlio sermon that the preacher could not be he heard. The worst behaved were Mary Holmes. Netta Bray. Julia Ruston, John Stinscn. Arthur Ireland, and Ed. Liglitfoot. These six behaved as if in a bar room, laughing and giggling like mules iii hysterics and actin worse than lunatica, the Holmes gir giving evidence of being completely crazy. W A...“ ____._. ._.._-_.- ...â€"â€"-......‘..-___-. :lt’ltchor'o Onotorla.‘ Bankrupt Good. enrich» 'ifi at prices that will make Kent Street tremble from end to end with low prices. Nearly every pers on has visited his Bankrupt Stock Emporium and if there is a living soul that has not and are in want of p DRY GOODS of Every" Description, they should at once call on him for he is the Cheapest Dry Goods Man in Canada. i CARTER and his staff served 463 CUSTOMERS last Saturday and they all claim that fully 25 per cent. i left the store without being served. He has secured extra help which will enable him to serve as many 1 as can find standing room in the store. He buys Bankrupt and Auction Goods only and this alone 4 should be sufficient proof to the public that he is in a position to sell Cl*lli‘..-\PF.R THAN ANY ‘ OTHER STORE IN LINDSAY. 0R VICINITY. Space will not allow me to quote prices but to call will be sufficient to convince the most skeptical customers that he is the A man for the people, a He is also the only man in Lindsay handling Bankrupt Goods. Pay -no attention to signs for paint is cheap but look for the store of green and yellow. front. 3% p . we 39 flAfi$EEQ .i 3 The wonderful cheap man who is represented at all trains on Saturday by a bright young IriShmen who will place in your hands a price list and full direction where to find the wonderful cheap man. Vmsi +2§1§¥$W ‘ ii __’ ,--._-L__--,_,;_,_ ,4.“ - __ BEAVERTON llld English tundilion Powder. ' Till} “BAN BEST l‘ONDITlON P0‘VDBB that has ever teen introduced and triedâ€"Ram or shine, it wont 'hurt any animal.â€"Ono pound in every puckage.â€"â€"Uscd and recom mended by such men asJoscpii Staples, Mair vei-,_Geo. Worry. Fenelon, Wm. Hancock. igaailiosa ; \Vip. MglCrlilminon, \Voodvillc : Don. ‘ c ‘rimiuon, iras. ii ;Eu'ene a . ‘m AETER. and thousands of others. 5 11 so I“ 25 CENTS EACH, er 5 for'31.00. Fresh Bread s. FEAD a co., and J. c. GILCHRIST, dI’ASTBY alwa s on hand or supplied to . an order atyShortest Notice. Agents for WOOdville. Wedding Supplies, a Specialty i ____ GROCERY» “and...â€" --P/?0 VISION STORE 1-- Still leads inits Lino. Manufactured only at Tnons Eonwwar’s Esranniannm, '78. NEW OXFORD STREET. LONDON. Groceries ! Groceries /! Always Fresh and Reliable. We carry a largo Stock of all kinds of Grocerl and Provisions whn-h by lrm uentpurchaeo ; are aiwuya free ._ Our Ilread in on Sale in Poflerlaw at the store of W ll. JOHNSTON ; in Wilfrid at the store of M \ltK KAY; in Brochin at the store of MRS. ‘ P. D. Mcaa'rHUi-i. W BEAVEB'I'ON LUMBER YARD A Mammoth Stock now on hand of all grados of LUMBER, at prices ranging from 55,00 upwards. 00 150,000 Shingles (first class) an enormous quantity of No.1, 2, and .3 all of I} l l l i l l l l a Purchasers should look to the Label on the 30er and Pot... lithe address in not 538, Oxford Street, London, they are spam which will be offered at lowest figures for CASH. \ l \- ._. .A ,1 .. - urn-w 4m vâ€"c-n‘wm“ «; "-8?" uwwii‘G-m' '~ ~ m __ new-9‘" ‘ 2 oar-{‘90. o m. o o «deco-poo-» 'Oout'ooono.¢0£\odns- Egan-s mags 493w ewes-95. twister}: fi-Ifl-t‘ézészfl_ l Mill‘filllli’rrlnlégDa opinsssl'p Pnooiiixo it; 1 " .,.,.-‘ ' .;‘. i‘ . c.,s ppc )any pain . ; - .. w lists WE RISE TO MAENTALN liill LIME LA I H 86 ("‘9 <93.) , Cl :3 . . its that for value and general excellence we supply. the pub .J always on hand. in» he a class of Goods which cannot be beaten in this «3, E}! town and that I ~ l 5° 3' McMILLAN. it‘ll -â€" Our. Prices are Right ! ~â€" Beavor ton. Ont ‘ V I o w“ ‘A hon we say this we mean it, “'0 do not carry two ligiii‘on' (0 t . . "h_ m . DO NT ! 0““ t” i-‘li‘t‘l‘Ll-‘L', another for the piiicliiiser. Ulil' Goods i, I u H o l (unmarked in plain numbers and at tile: Lowest l’os- IHESlEB ll". [in 3 «3:5» siblc Margin. in this day of competition the lacunn,Comn,nomaa- , ' man who sells right and handles notliiiiu but Rizaa, BRUNCIIITIR ' n Wiiooi-iso Conan . Camir, lHVLL‘l-LNZA Dirnvum llnu’rimm and all Throat and Lung The Best GOodS is tolerably certain of public support. We mean to have this support if a proper attention to our business and a careful study of tho wants of the community will warrant it. Just now .Our Stock Is Heavy.“ coiiiplniiils. {Pic-Mani to take ; child- ren are fond of it. Instant relief from first ‘ dose; heals and cures , like magic. . Prepared scientifically A, Atom the Pure Pino'ul- Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a Bottle. [Recommended By Itvrryhmly. OAKWOUI), Aug. 20th, 18:31. Dmii Sin. This is to certlfy that I have been troubled for a number of years with cough and lung disease and will say without hesitation l’crrin‘a l‘ino Tar Cordial was the col roniwiy I could iliid to i gch mo any relief. It it worth more than its weight in gold. I feel quite satisfied. nmiilicm- foretakn much pleasure in remninunniing i: to any one troubled with cough and lung disease. Yours, truly, in all lines which we handle and we invite inspection. Enwann limo. Marlposa. Peiiin's Pine lai Cordial L‘u. LIN DSAY. OI? TA