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" Les cartes, planches, tableaux, etc., peuvent être filmés à des taux de réduction différents. Lorsque le document est trop grand pour être reproduit en un seul cliché, il est filmé à partir de l'angle supérieur gauche, de gauche à droite, et de haut en bas, en prenant le nombre d'images nécessaire. Les diagrammes suivants illustrent la méthode. c 1 Cl ■ ■•.« Béer Drinkin^ and Business. Let us cai;efully summarize wliat has been said elsewhere in référence to th* financial résulta to the country of moderate beer-drinking. A workingman who drinks daily two glasses of béer ai five cents each, will this way spend annually Thiety-six Dollàks AND FIFTY CENTS. Thia représenta about 45 gallons of béer. This represeiits about SJ bushels of barley. For this barley the farmer geta less than One Dollar and FI FIT eENTS. The balance of the workingman's $36.50 stays in the hands of the brewer and liquor seller. The workingman has swallowed his béer and has nothing of value to show for his money. He may hâve weaker nerves, a less #lear brain and a dangerous 'appetite,.but we leave thèse out of our calculatious now, and say he has literally nothing. Suppose that Prohibition becamè law, ànd th© workingman did not spond this $36.60. for béer, it would b« available, and would be speni in nmdful articles for kis home. Th« bread, the butter, the cheese, the méat, the vegetables, the wooUen clothes that it would purchase, are ail (Jirectly or indirectly tbe produce of the f arm. If we allow the manufacturera and dealers . in the articles 40 per cent of the selling price for profit, the farmer will atill get $2-1.90, and the traders hâve $14.60. But it • must be noticed that now the workingman has had something to show for his money. Food in his cupboard, clothiag for his family to th* full valu© of $36.50. And it mûst not be imagined that th© farmer has failed to sell his barley. He has IXPORTED it either in grain or changed to beef, or pork, and has reoeived the $1.50 for itall the same, but with this diflference, that now the money to pay him has come into Canada from abroad, and the country ha s in it $1.50 more than it would haya "ff îts workrngman haTdrunk thattàrley in the shape of béer. Let us put thèse calculations in the form of a comparativo table showing what is the rosult of the sp©ndiug of the workinff- ■um'a $36.60 in thest diffartal 0M««. * . ,!lf;,hÇ:.:B.N.c. / 3 3286 02768067 3 3 2 BEER DRINKINQ ANQ BUSINESS. UNDER LICENSE. Tlip fanner jjets for Ma barley $i 50 ,v The l'armer gets for other produce 00 The merchant and manufacturer get 00 The workingman has left * 00 Total for f armer, trader and workingman ...$ 1 60 Balance for^brewer and liquor seller .35 00 Total of money and value held.by ail. .... . .$36 60 UNDER PROHIBITION. The farmer gets for his barley ^ 1 60 Xïie farmer gets for other produce 21 96 >. The merchant and manufacturer get 14 60 The workingman has goods value for 36 50 ♦ Total for farmer, trader and workingman. $74 60 Balirïice for brewer and liquor seller 00 Total of money and value held by ail .... . . . 74 50 Some one will be" ready to ask, "Do not the brëwer and liquor-dealers m the first case use this money in femploying men and patronizing production?" The reply is, « Yes, but not nearly to the same' extent and as do the farmer and the trader in the second case." The great brewing and distilling interests of Canada are not only preventing the accumulation of wealth by the peuple, they are absorbing and locking up in their own possession the wealth • that al ready exists. The second case may be made even stronger.— The brewer and hquor seller will be driven under prohibition to engage in some better business.^that will blesa the country instead of cursing it ; • The wealth they produce and hold will not be represented by $0.00, and the a^çregate $74.50 will be still further increased ; but, in the first case, under the béer System, there can be no change in any of the items of $0.00, as the outcome of ih« workingman's expenditure of $36.50. — Whleh wlU yen Tf fSfrUlirim» »! or B¥i?7 kj tiM Ownlnion ▲UUuim for the UupproMion of the Liqupr Trafflo. î#