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ARMS AND FARM STOCK A SPECIALTY. Consignments solicited. Quick returns, 5,000 CIGARS, which I offer to Traders by the * cheaper than they can import them. jealt—dy & wky

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W* HAVE JUST TAKEN STOCK,

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and large quantities of Hats, Underclothing, and all kinds of Gentlemen’s Furnishings in latest styles, which must be _dis- posed of to make room for Spring Lmportations

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country is the result ef intemperance, and ninety-five per cent. of the depraved youth are the children of drunken and depraved households —Gen. Eaton,

Commissioner of Education.

before the courts of law of this country are vee’ “joned chiefly by inteteerance.—Loid Chie? Baron Kelly, of Englénd.

quite as likely to generate murder and crime

no other motive than the acquisition of prop- erty or money, often of trifling value, are per- petrated by beer-drinkers.—Pacific Medical Journal, indorsed by Home Life Ias. Co.

Yankee bullets. —“‘Stouewall” Jackson on be- ing offered a glass of brandy and water.

' whole land which makes havoc of our work-

ane i

57% you make distinct and positive efforts against t it you will be neglecting an evil which is eate

domestic life among our working classes, and | t

perhaps doing greater injury than any other

cause that could be named in this age.—Lord | tion,” Archbishop of Canterbury.

ESCAPE OF KANSAS FROM BLOODSHED~——NEAR-

(Office—Prince Street, opposite St,

mances can only be secured through abso- lute abstinence from the use of alcohol and tobacco. This is my rule; and J find, after three years’ constant work at the oar, dur- ing which time I have rowed many notable match races, that I am better able to con- tend in a great race than when I com- menced. In fact, I believe that the use of liquor and tobacco has a very injurious +ffect up n the system of an athlete by ir riiating the vitals and consequently weak- ening the system.—Edward Hanlan.

The habit of intemperance by men in cflice has occasioned more injury to the public, and more trouble to me, than all other causee; and were I to commence my administration over again, the first ques- tion 1 would ask respecting a candinate for office would be, ‘‘Dvoea he use ardent spir- its ?’—Thomas Jefferson.

The indulgence of intoxicating drink in- variably results in causing employes to be careless and indifferent in the discharge of their duties, and ends in making them wholly incompetent for any kind of busi- ness, and a reproach and disgrace to their families and friends. We want our men to be clear headed. We ask of them to pursue such a course as will insure to them the confidence and respect of all good people in the community where they reside, or through which they pass in the discharge of their duties. They cannot indulge in strung drink and do this, Ia the future whenever it is known that an employe of this division drinks intoxi- cating liquor, no matter whether on duty or off duty, his instant dismissal from the employ of the company will follow. —Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company.

An experience of mure than twenty years of judicial life has taught me that more than seven-cights of the crimes com- mitted in this countsy—which involve personal violence—were traceable to the use of intoxicating liquors. * that all the causes of sin and misery, of pauperism and wretchedness, intoxicating liquor stands forth the unapproachable chief.—Noah Davis, Chief Justics of the New York Supreme Court.

Eighty per cent. of the crime of our

United States

Two-thirds of the crimes which come

Ihave prayed to God that he might destroy he whole beer brewing business, and the first heer-brewer I have often cursed. ‘There is

Judging from my observation, lager beer is

as the stronger liquors. The one drunk on beer is really more dangerous than the one drunk on wine or whiskey.—Dr. M. L. Hol- brook,

A whiskey-drinker will commit murder only under the direct excitement of liquor,—a beer- drinker is capable of doing it in cold blood. Long observation bas assured us that a large proportion of murders, deliberately planned and executed without passion or malice, with

I never use it; I am more afraid of it than of

There is one dreadful evil overspreading the

ngmen—the evil of intemperance. Unless] j

ng out the very heart of society, destroying

Was a Close Call.

ER THAN MOST PEOPLE WERE AWARE OF. A recent special from Topeka, Kansas, says: The real facts as to how bloodshed was avoided in Kansas are now coming to light, and it develops that it was a much closer call than most people are aware of, as Governor Lewelling retracted the signa: ture to the peace measures with 20 min- utes after he had signed them. Upon hearing of his inteations, Mr. Cub- bisom, of Wyandotte, went to him and said: **Governor, do I understand that you wish to take your name from this paper ?” The governor answered that he had signed it under duress and under mistaken ideas. Doster is said to have been with him and told him that the populists would never forgive him, and possibly he would not escape serious trouble, so he decided tu withdraw from the agreement. Mr. Cubbison then said to him: ‘** Gov- ernor, if you withhold your signature from the paper there will be 1,000 men killed within 20 minutes, and you will be one of them. The house is ready to fight tor its rights. It will tolerate imprisonment no longer. It has been hard to hold the members back. The sergeants-at- atms are ready and well armed, and the sheriff cannot control his men on the outside much longer. The fight will begin as soon as you say so, and it will begin in this corridor, in front of your office. Think what you are doing.”

Governor Flewelling reached out his hand and said, ‘““Give me the paper. Let it stand.”

This alone averted war.

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“ance, let us counsel you to act with decision

exhortation sufficiently to make a begin- ning ? you; m y Heaven give you confidence and faith enough to make one trial. may be saved, renewed and made whole, is the earnest prayer of your friends,

Henry Huuteman was & fore the police mogis trate at Hamilton, Ont, a few days eg», charged by one Joel Jerome with poisening a dog worth seventy dollars. evidence, the magistrate fined Huntsman {, for poisoning the dog the value of the animal and charged him $20 for coste, making a total of $62.20. The alter. native was three months in gaol, Huntsman had not the mosey he accepted the encugh barley destroyed in the heweries to} three months.

feed all Germany.— Martin Luther

prisoner in the Napanee, Ont., jail, while downcast seized a hymn book to relieve the monotony, and soon began reading and singing. Others listened, grew interested, and soon a revival was on, and the tramps and thieves became very devout. A clergyman called and spoke to them, and now declares their conversion to be gen. uine. mony meetings, and read eagerly every religious book, including the bible, they can secure,

of the Woodstock, N.B., Town Council conclud- ed a recent report to the Council with this re

markable sentence : ‘‘Your committee would advise the night watch and marshal to keep on the alert for all places of ill repute and er- deavor to have the guilty parties brought to

vellous events, we, as a committee, deem it necessary to advise ali officers and councillors to be ever on the watch,

criticism of a wicked and perverse genera-

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water, N.S., wae considerably excited on Tuesday last on account of # sensational oc- currence in the court room of Justice Curll

A trial for breach of the liquor law was in pro gress when two constables from Lunenburg came with a warrant issued by Andrew Gard

ner, J. P., for the arrest of Justice Oui) for

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Upbraiding and reproving you fcr past follies and errors in medical treatment we will not attempt ; the fault lies with those who failed to cure you, but who quietly and calmly accepted your money.

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* For 15 or 20 years I hove suffered from Fireemorrhage of the Bowels. Some days would have 15 Hemorrhages, ani have passed 1-2 pint of fresh blood ia 4 Hemorrhaces, end 2 portion of m Rowels would protrude while at st For the last two years have been worse. Several physicians advised an operation.

GTORGE Tf. DE WOLF,

Of Windsor, N. S., a poominent rae: hoving been ataeme ber of tae County Council, J. P., &e.

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