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l-lllllll TIMES FUR BANAIJA

Prohibtion and its Effect on

the Revenue.

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ALL V OTERS

SHOULD READ

1'hisAble Speech on the Burning Question of the Day

Delivered by lllr. Buch_anan in the Opera House-Talk of Decrease in Revenue all Buncombe Mr. Foster and Mr. Patterson Quoted From.

After some introductory remarks and

a brief resume of the history of temper- ance reform Mr. Buchanan said:

Gladstone said it was the province ol

law to make it easy todo right but dilii- cult to do wrong. There is uo_ use in quoting the philosophy of prohibition as “compelling people to be sober.” But we do propose to stop making men drunk by law, and _to make the law make it as easy as possible for men to remain sober. We do propose by law .to restrain evil business which is at war . with society and which does not exist- fofthe promotion of the welfare of men.

The question to be voted upon is stat-

ed in a very simple way and it is simply ; -You give your advice to the govern- ment of the day as to your opinion of the proper duty of government to the drink trafllc. ~

We are pleased to find the public

mind receptive and ready to listen; moreover those who are opposed to us, plead that you will mark your ballots Against prohibition or stay at home.

_Jiahooves us to meet and analyse the contentious of these' people. Our friends the enemy say :-$7,000,000 are put into the public till every year tor carrying on public affairs in this Dominion through the drink business,an enormous amount, an amonntthat could not be made up very easily from other 'sources; that indeed would really mean nothing short of direct taxation upon the people. One would think- and this is but a parenthetical remark-_ from the statement of the liquor men that they found this money. or dug it out of the ground. or imported it from over the sea. You would never think as you listened to the gusto and alliatus which as-company the statement: that they took it out of the pockets cf the I taxpayers of Canada, making them that much less able to pay taxes; that they

tical economy laid down by all writers, that the ability of the people to make up the revenues is not through the methods of collecting them but through the pos- session of wea`th, and this wealth is directly taken out oi the pockets ot the taxpayers of the country. and along with it no less than $33,000,000 in ad- ‘ dition, directly for their drink coustim- ` ed,-and this is said to be a low esti- inute, because it is estimated upon the _ liquor actually paying duty and excise.

It you turned over $10000 in your

business this year, would you make -the 1 statement that you had made that 1 amount? No. you would subtract the ‘ cost of running the business. You _spent $8 000 in your business; that ‘much had gone out leaving a margin ot 82,000. But our friends the enemy

amount that goes into the publil: till from the excise and imports I $7,000,- 000. What do you suppose it costs the _people of Canada to collect it? Men, ?don’t be afraid, I am not going into any indirect calculations at all ;‘I am going to cut entirely clear from that b€Ctll1S6 the proposition I am going t0 Set I0l'Ih is not merely that it wilrpay Canada to do away with the drink business but that thorn will not bs the loss of one dollar of revenue directly the first year ! New that is very strong ground! I aim not going to say there will be a great gain in the subsequent administration of justice to the people by the less amounts that will be required for the mainten- ance of eleemosynary institutions, hos- .pila‘S. etc , and I am not going into any speculative the oriss.

D0 yOU know what it costs to collect

excise? One million and a halt dollars l Now that amount at any rare is clearly paid out directly tor the collection of revenue. of excise. And we would‘nt have to pay it if we didlnt collect excise. But still there will be excise after wc

are violating the first principle of poli~i

have prohibition,because y ou know pro-

. take great cars and mention the Uro=s.

The first month of the beautiful but variable autumn season is now "with, HS-3. lime when the sick, suffering and diS68Sed should think seriously about their C0l1dili0n, Many in weariness, , despondency and physical agony have i dragged through the almost unbearable heat ot summer to encounter new dilli- culties and dangers that must add fresh fuel to the tires of disease.

It is folly to imagine that nervous

disorders. rheumatism neuralgia. dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles and t blood diseases can be treated with more success in the autumn season. The varied temperature of autumn warmth. frosty nights, chilling winds and c0ld rains are as difficult to cope with 85 the _ enervating and weakening heat Of Bum- mer The medicines that have

_ tailed to debility and nervous exhaugtion. It

brilpg good health in the hot weather,

wi not prove more eilicacious when the weather becomes cold. A sweeping an d

change must be made by every

and scientific research by America’s ablest li

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atism and neuralgia; it banished like magic dyspepsza,insomnia. la8situde,and. irritability, it feeds the nerve centres and

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sick and diseased mortal, and that with-, out delay, if new health is to be estab- I lished. _

The medicine that has made sick _

people well in the past, after failuresl

with other medicines, is Paine’s Celery

Compound. This marvellous prescrip- l tion: discovered after laborious. studious 2

physician, Professor Edward E. Phelps, l M.D., L L D.. of Dartmouth College, and prescribed by the best practitioners in every city of America, is the one medicine suited to the present wants, and needs of weary. sick and diseased 3 men and Women who have failed in the past to secure that jewel-good health. ' Paine’s Celery Compound makes short

work of all diseases arising out of

quickly drives from the system rheum-

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It makes Strong Natives. Callus _the tired Brain, Puiiiie the ss...

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_ . __ _ d_oa’.ed a new loan at a_ lower rate than Regular “tion of th? bowel’ n_“”_...___:|n

NEW lille llllll 0Il 8llI‘S. if1’5f'2'féfe=T'l‘2f»i°i'»§f °fh§'i’ l.‘;l‘°..‘1.“.§‘?.'I.'.t_".*.‘.l‘..‘:-l.§'.€’ 53”' 5?., ‘$2 ____ __

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H C if A I Z 0 if Z Z A ,Si”.€l°i:'}11i°_l_°'anf1f aaaxggexfgtsgiig that tiscat with nine lives usually falls stimulate the

;1';__'___‘;__ and keep bdsiness going juét as on its own feet. whereas a cat with nine

_ l b d lse’ Wen and nmhmg hemd about tails mostly falson some o y_ e s _“_”

direct taxaticn why could he not knock back' _ _ four millions off whiskey. can you tell Mina!d`s Liniment for sale everywhere. Burdock mod me? Now, the simple fact is this talk Th ' ' ' ' ' W' '

_ ere is reyoicmg in aiseonuia, _Arno romovoo

about direct taxation is bnncombe, and boy swallowed a trade dollar. Both town, [govt _th 1 T ` ‘ '

, e or y remarkable th-ng _ts -lat some the boy and dollar have retired from Wm you Mm

_ te%pst;_anc_c_ neo__;ake___1t _ssiicusly._ _ _______. circulation- head tt” gvplgvl esi es on. r. os er we wi . _ _ . . t d d fi pyofessgr u

Mr. Patterson of Brantford. a man who, Mlnardm Llmmen cures an In ’

_ ‘I ~ Milb rn s Sterlilll

in commercial circles, stands at the head F ' d--‘Y d n’ n

_ rxeu on o t mean to say you headaches qmoo,

cfthelist; an able linancier whois eu- understand French, Tommy.” Tommv 9‘"°.m, moo, pm;

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trusted by the ‘government with the __..0h_ yes, I do; forwhen ina and pa Llilgdoolor, management of the Customs Department. speak French at tea I know I m to have Pomooooo ,, me

N ow Mr. Patterson _In t_l;e dying day; 0_§` n powder.” may hs np_thin _iaih the last session of t e ouse.was as e _ _ _ _ _ ,J-ons Won ¢ y

by an opposition __member_ ‘:What loss Minard's Llmmelll ll€.1l€V__@-,5 ne“falgl°° HAGYA

would accrue to t e country s revenue “Wm ss me ,ho botto,-_ M,-_

from the inauguration of the preferential Foggo a_$:1P;,owo_ _..;.;,,o,.y umm., §_“nI:‘&‘;'3)°;. of tariff.” He secured the services of replied Fogg_ The landlady ooid 5, "5 “ko p,.ioog5¢_ members ot his department,and brought the way Fogg said it that mode her Don,t thmk in down the figures to the House. He mad _ oo

necessary to :MP

_ (UODlllll.l€d OU Elglflfll Page-) I Minlardss Liniment cures burns, etc, t

purities the blood.

It is therefore all.important that the

suffering and diseased should, without delay. make use ot a medicine like l.’aine's Celery Compound that has such awonderful and bright rfcord to re- commend it. '

To the thousands who are not pro-

strated by severe sickness and deadly diseases, but who are simply tiredsout, wearied and half-sick mortals and who are not fully prepared to battle with the work and duties of everyday life, we suv, “Give Paine’s Celery Compound a fair and honest trial. Feed the starved 'and weakened nerves, throw off the poison that makes your blood foul and impure. Correct your digestiveorgau- ism with Paine’s Celery Compound, then will you increase in weight and in physical and mental vigor; the eyes will be bright, the skin clear and spot- less and the countenance will bear a' happy and contented appearance.

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at. those of you who have the most acute gmcmnm gpgndg $10 000 000 for ollactones,- the suggestion that direct boot 1 15| 721 99 fo

mbmon d_<_;@s’nt ppopose tot _interterefat _ _ ADREADEDBBEASE. F0`U¥D2_l_l_&_WBLL~ bod all witht e mann acture o iq_uots or In _ Perm" :"'“n Tnrtund by um ST_ L0Uu_ Mo__ Aug 31___Tho y Plastic .'ff:.°.:‘..‘::‘.;;i..3;;*:.° 1=’i-»- -»f me--»--ff--» T1--» I-»

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and used for many other purposes than cu., fo, “_ dl'il\kiUg~ We *"9 going t0 be Very Erom the Advertiser, Hartland, N. B. ing for over a wash has boon found io generous in this slicting up, because we Mr Richard Dixon of Lower ’

8.`l0W ODS-third Of all l.l\0 BOSE Brigh.ton_ is one of the irngst Progper. exoise,iuvolvcd to remain We will do k f 1 -

» ~ _ _ ous an est nown armers o Carle

knock off two.thirds. a round million of ton c0uoty_ N_ B_ In June, 1897_ M;-_ dollars, which w rt 1 ll t - ° '

0 C9 8"1Y_Wl ”° Dixon was seized with an attack of

spend if we do not collect excise. But rheummism and for six wooko yo »

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1! IS 8 VBTY BXPSUSIW P1`°C°99~ D° Wu abed suffering all the tortures of this lkD0W- it lakes n_9*ff1Y as many men' terrible disease. He grew S0 Weak paid bythe Dominion ot Canada. to h

_ _ that e was unable to turn in bed, and

Watch the grain that goes mm th? dis' his friends almost despaired Of his re- tilleries and warehouses ot the liquor- covery A, ,his Sago one of his

men as it does to make it. Almost mend,” who had boon ouwd of that GVBTY 100 bU5h9lS Uf grain demand ale same disease by the use of Dr. Williams services of an excise man to watch tt Bok ping orgod M,-_ Dixon so give goin, and the process-what do you them a mapwhioh odv§oo was followed think the Pf°°°S5 is P-411° m°’° Pm' Almost from the day Mr. Dixon be- oss ofd'ti11 ° h ' I -

s is ation,t at is soon o_ver gon the use of the pills an' improve-__

011-H0! W0 9-1'” Very m'§°h “fum °‘ ment was noted. P ' 1 11' -

h t lied ternaltsm” and vet d I relvwim yi 'ljsdapped W 8 IS 0° “Pa ~ tit ha a most com ete ti 8!!

.we have an intensely paternal go_vern-_ mg Boot sign of rotuliioiogyhoalth _was a, _

lmellb Hd W6 “V0 ‘h° °"ld°“°° 1” uw frequent feeling of hunger. Then the THE NEW BATTLESBIPS.

case of the excise business. Don’t you- pains began to leave him_ and his _ _ _ _ know that the government has decreed strength gmdoany ,emmod ood ,gmt _ Wxsmxcrox, Sept. 2.-Thabida for that new whisk is a very injurious -B about a doxoo ooxoo M,-_ Dixon the new battleships opened yesterday.

d d l t l poisonous us] g 1 he ood ooo T The average tender is 82 500 000

an eeerousa Gevvery 9 wasa_swelasever` n_ _(ja » r '

li _Zery dgpgirous to Pu_tda\;_I::_>§__g1;’ __'_?_;‘; igpotitgr of th; __Ha_t;tl_t;nd Ailvebrfiszr, my

ll °l~ ey “°° _ r. °xon sai e a no . on 18 . . i U gallon of it, after being distilled, must plésent health was due entirely oo tho Globe Loan & Bavmgs C0., Coho! Vic- “Uni

remain in the warehouse tor three years me of DL Wiuiomsi pink pi|1o_ and; toria and TDP0l\l0 mls* until it is suiiiciently innocent and ~ h-

_ . _ smce 1s recovtry he occasionally usesa E. W. Day, Ming" Gl°\l°' LUN 5

i11n0°\1°\12 *O be 81"” '° lb” P°°PI°' box to ward off a possible recurrence Savings Co., says: ‘-I ¢°°¢’d°*: D* And during all these three _years after ot the u.0uble__ _ Champs »0intmont_invo1oo_b1o_o wo the distilling process the excise man rs- DL Wimamy Pink Pins onto by thousand' of oooiimooiolokom pump £0 k°°P "Wk Of "ery Eau” °f it' ‘° making new blood and invigorating the nent busine-s men all over the Domi- SGG that 801116 dlS'il1°f has "0" dmwn “ nerves, but you must get the genuine. nion." I 5, Q, lot off because there is a great temp- alwayo out op io boxes tho W1-oppgr _ .___....___-__ __ , "ll-i°'1l° gefif °“ 01° mafkef-“nd 8° lb? around which bearstus run trade mark Arroramt . moment ron.-

excise man is t°_l=°;t:_f1‘;°1<S__ B“'=o°°§ name -~nr. wiiramst rink rut tor rat Almtteun '

P1"0P0Siii0l1WaS ° °C ’° P T ““ ,Poo1s.`”Donot ' rsuaded to take ' °-°- _ f »

million ot dollars for that excise, and anylzfthe numorgio ggok oolorod mi- Ba1_tcon,Sept. 2.-_-The Httllfax Hone] thm"'3'

leave a half million for the excise that moons which oomo oooo,.oPo1oo,;¢e3|-_ Amsnque won again yesterday, time

would be still collected _upon other e,.s_oay_o_,.o ._._j,,o,,,h¢ game,” In ¢-assoft 10.4, 10.5. ~ i

liqudrs U05 Used f0l` drmkmg Put' doubt send direct to Dr. Williams’_ _

poses- Msaisins co., Brookville, ont., and the ~ ASTHMA casrs.

New we turn to the customs. Ther - - 1 e

_° ills will be mailed - ost paid at 50 cents -Th Whofzip 'ghd mailing "o 0

we tiud. ii _we choose to make an esti- 3 bo or - ~ t fe ‘ _ -‘ ° g ~ e g '-

2.50. ’ ’ of Adthmr hte

mate, that it costs 1§ millions mere_ to , _ X Hx Boxes or $ ~ glrthsiggilliforhliiairleidtigsa fewdellenot Fond _wllegt wsmmg, wall we are not going doosift it i’ I am not oing to be exhaus- Uhase’s Syrup of and Tutlipeh-]»Y°\|‘I i' l° knock HE a Sous; .§°r.1;'hat"t ‘mga tive, I ani going togdeal with two or itine. -° by an singledo ar.t oug i wi se re , . _ . t . t t hm _

large number ot custom-house eilicers ;1_';';’_‘:g;‘i‘;°:;°t';°B}3_‘::v §?_;°§_-hai; lggié of E _ F m°luh_

so far as collecting customs is concern- case can be mde_ 3** ’°__§__

ed bu” ge and toxfhere u:i£_tn;);; Now, we will suppose for the sake of- Vancouver. B--C-i AUZUSY 31-°-'M555 im

. ' n on is ve » - ~ tf§’2»?1f?e?l'l2 bw-<»»s ’lt»l’~~» the ::;~;°::°::.t.§°;°..::'::° .‘;"‘.‘...i':.: tn; £l‘,;".:‘:t.§'tf‘.*.t‘tt.'t"t':‘.“"°“,... .."°‘“..;|°°“'~»~»--

iUt\°°dU9lf0_l; °f élilumg gli ___:l3:_g§_11l:f' revenue of Canada from the enactment oqgoillg SIMS!! X01' the £380 U38!- S°W°W°° P“‘°°1' “E 'if' _ t ' .` Sh dethetri fromLonon

oms, but will leave' all.-the otiieers °f Pm" m°° , Let ako nmg. ueigniooo 31 doPo_ new necessary for the ooiioction or duty Wd" i°' “° °°° ”°"’ - “° '” "° “"°° J 7

iioht where there are to help protect ”l1l°;a;nm;:°;°a°:_t£2’st ;1?t‘g3`d1§ Tolhroa. Coll £1010 DA! against smug lin . wi 8 y ry '

Tablets.

g g _ seco'nd last budget speech made by Hon. pmnggtke sIa?ett¥:dBm% £hm ' mu ""1,

Welt then how much liquor do you Georae E Foster d an 1 - ho 5,, gud,

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think if imP°'t;d.”’;'.i minigdciggeixgr are abcustomed tbaliollow cthiioupulilic T .1 Wd"

use ot er than nu ing- » - - of ap _ _ 'W'

sciences etc 9 In round figures 25 per ¥a?;'€n"_ll;?s 2285330 3;flc:_';‘l1I;lf;15er as There is more motte) I0 m_ld_B operate 2 .cent of all the liquor- that is a fact. soon as Ispeak of it that ML Foster in hninoring people than by llllirtldlilll lille

And therefore the duty on that portion _hat budget spéech £01 (1 the house and them. _ 100% ofthe product; will`continue to _go into the coumry that at B single stroke of _S _%g__theri_ 2;? Worm __ if

the ublic till. ' - ‘ l‘\l `m9d3U\ 'mm

Villa are only going to knock off that Eafggshoef ggilxgggntifgeiggnuz mg: Childgell like it-Worm! d0u’6t f __

“m°°“t °f m°"°" ‘hat ms i” th” past one single article sugar. Youiall re- D097 f°"g°° that “D °“"_°° °f man” gone into the public till from 1'quors member it dbnm you P Three is honor than 3 pound ff exphniuoyyr, used for purposes other than drinking- and a Han minions mighty Thatéching had can be inlhnob. !;°_` t“'° mmi°““ °‘ d°H"s! A mini'-in near 4 millions' isn’t' it 2’ What lieved bv taking 0116 Of Milb\1l‘D’° 30014522 d°Har’ is expended for excise; ‘W0 'ml' happened i' Was' there a collapse ot Headaches D°wdere. 1 Dowd" 58-» 3f°’ . lion dollars still going into the till ts me masmly 3, was were any loss of 10,," 10 for 2.5¢. . _

excise and °“’t°ms “fm” liquors used credit to this country ° was the tiuance T50 1998 lldVl00 5 mill ll” l0 Ei" ul* oo

for mba’ P°"l’°3°s tha" drinkmg' That minisfer driven to hilt wits’ ends to find more friends he will have. ' .

takes three millions off seven millions

' out methods ot making amends for it; Hagya.ivl’s Yellow Oil cures all ‘ in s°°"'“¥°°

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- -did he levy special taxes on this cout: manorbeast, for spratns, cute. mae

try did you hear it in the air, or smell B-Hll0\lB 11111199, Weumgii malmltim

stttttnu in stu Piotti.

There are 11 501 saloons in Ohio _ _

§:z:.°‘;;: W- Ps-sm-» fr-,,,‘t:

~ , _ found itself in from the change in the :gnu of mdundm gown", trooblo

_ , . tarift? Why,no! Just as ch_irrupy as it noting obo comm to “ko io.

_ I Pubhc ma” mm Pmienmny thmg'h° bail” Canada is credited with having the '°‘b“°

S e e r u e ‘°’ 'h° °PP"°”“"°“. _°f C“““d" f,°'.h`; lightest drink use and the lowest death Bobby. iw Ill*

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millions, and left that much more in the -D0li_'° "S15" ik” 8 “"7 °°“Uh° ooo 'ogg qu

I pockets of the people. -Business went W°°d' N°*"'*-7 P‘°° 7"? °°“°"° ~ ‘

.right on, nobody 'ever heard a single _li3:1°°n°_°°¥h "°m°d7 m°"°' 25°” ‘ut mn ,word about direct taxation, or the qu; s- I

ol Mrs. Catherine Doerr, wife of Peter Doerr, cashier of the Lafayette batik. who was an invalid and had been miss-

a well on Lemp Avenue, not far from where she lived.

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Pil s Cured without the Knife, by Dr. A. W. Chale’s Ointment.

Mr Geo, Browne. painter. of Wood-

vi11e,,_Ont, Victoria Co, says;-“For

thirteen years I _yvaéa _stgferer from bleeding piles an e in use agony which I Dasscd through during those years and relief l obtained by Chase’s Ointment prompts me to give this test- imonial. My physician wished me to have an operation But I felt I could be cured without the knife. Three' boxes of Dr. Chase’s Ointment stopped the bleeding and effected a permanent cures”

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