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DOMINION PARLIAMENT,
Qr're lie, Feb. -- The 'Speaker took the
chair at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Bowed moved to have printed in the
voted and proceedings of the $once the
further correepondenoe iu the Rykert affair.
fee proposed that the explanations made by
Mt V0
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written y the member for Liucolo to the
almewsl,apersjeoently should be printed. He
peepuerd this as a matter of belf•defeoce,
beeautie be weeded the Heette to be 3n tree
eeseion cf all the facts in coneecutive order
upon the reoords of the House.
Mr. Leerier said he noel r not consent to
the letter by the member .fur Lincoln being
placed u.l.ou the vutee•and proceedings until
--.—he•-oouei-examine.it. --'fo-the--expla,nattene-
beine; included he had no objections.
The motion was withdrawn till to-
morrow.
The following bills were read a third
time and passed
Bespeaking the Port Art -
Western Railway Company.
With • reference to the Bill before the
House, I wilp�ted before the edjottroment ate
have given dna ooneideration to everything
the hon. gentleman has said My own
o judgment remains what it was, that the
proper solution of this question is embodied
in the statement I submitted for the oon-
c.lderation Of the House. - P
Mr. Cockburn—I do not, see why- the
resolution of th hon ` mem r4 m
u,.rx ,.
til-sYiiiia'ii���aiLea`�o nrno7i a
t3
Wbeu ' I" look through the preamble I
e
roust say that Ir cannot•fatboni it. It may
tend to excite the animosities of our French
members, and mauv have seen in it an at•
ttn,pt to wreck their political and re'igious
life in the Dominion. I am sure that it is
Lot the intention of the hoe. member to do
apy ouch thin.
Mr. Chaplean moved the adjournment of
the—debate.
Mr. Chaplean; in resuming the debate on
Mr McCartby'e bill, said : -At the begin
nu g of this debate we heard a great deal
about equal righte. I am only eorry that
some• enactment was not passed giving
• quad power to all the membere, and I
would not be placed in a position to excpress
in bad English my opinions of this bill.
t have req.ueeted that English be spoken in
my home. 1 have even asked prayers to be
addressed to the Almighty in niy house in
the English tongue. t want to point out
abet there are four thousand French-Cana-
dielis and half•breede in the Territories,
or GI , about one• seventh of the English
population up there. In Quebeo the Eng-
hi,h uu:,oriiy constituted., only one-sixth
the ueclaration made by the framer of this °t the population, ,and yet if any
deme ol.,ne lilies the framer, of this. bill
_ .itillonot-Duty while int -reducing. it, bnt-_ou
several occesione previously, that he is not •wr r( t ask life majority in Qtiebeo to
actuated by auy hostile feeling towards the abo.iah fiicial English I would be the first
Frenoh•peopie in Canada, but that he hue to t• My no. .
another motive, viz , the lendable and ►uyal Mc. Charlton—The term which my hon.
one of preventing tutare iuterneoine ft uua
friend has applied to me, �' demagogue,"
—=by removing causes of contention. I should has been ruled as unparliamentary.
be sorry when the hon. member hereors Mr I oOarthy—It was applied to me. I
each high fetliuge•.to disturbe hiro, but I
would prefer that the word be not with.
find he has a different motive, acid for hint drawn.
to imagine that he is to secure the I ease Mr. Chaplean—I. call it a revolutionary,
and harmony of the country by the plan he a demagogic measure, and I am sure that
ro ossa is surelyante regioaa niidtnke. I these terms are not unparliamentary. We
p .._e c t o ii i _ _ - -o., neriettemod ify-vvord-trio this iia i-meints•
endaoain that ria present nrrnoi ld only what 1 sey. The Bill is contra, to the'
endangering the peace and harmony which Y
eprrit of British le ielation, wbioh respects
exists now. He would not dare speak of g
s Freeob nationality in this louse as e,• the righte of minorities. It ie contrary to
btard nationality: In Barrie 'ate said at loyalty to the Crown, beoauee no man who
the last election that the great det.grr is truly loyal would endeavor to create
•which overohadu ed the eonntr was thea division amongst 'the Queen's subjects
aetard ,nationa sty, an w • is • t, reit emu
the dismemberment of Canada. Why, the
days are not far distant, nor mora than five
years distant, when this baetard nation-.
'almty--wateuuanimons in its support of the
Conservative party. I venture to say,
judgulg of the future by the past, lbat it
the French-Canadians were 'to - become
united and give the whole weight
of 'their party to the Conservatives, not one
word would we hear of thienatioual cry.
Everythiug is tending to 'ti change t.f
• affairs ; a great .'population is going .iutu
the Territories. We -must take these fade
into view, when it is the prop 'r time Lodes'
with the question ; when we are preparece
to ,ive them a more extended tom of it ea1
autonomy. When the tilne•comes we p.iuet.
be prepared to deal with this question epou
broad principles, with an eye to the wel-
fare of the reajurity and the protection of
the minority. Till then it is better to
deter oonslderation of this question, anti
deal with more timely ones. 'There is this
remarkable feaienre iu the Bill : It is not'
founded upon the expreusion of will on the
part of the Territories. kt is a broad prin-
ciple applying to the whole country. • 'Line
is why. 1 object to the Bill. I submit to all
:: parties in- this House, Frenoh, .English,
Liberals and Coneervativ• s, that it ie bent
. to defer the consideration of elite matter
tial such a time •as we are prepared to eerie
with nater questa:mai affect g the North-•
west Territories. Let. all it member thee
thatnoxace in-thiscountry had the ab:ee
.^ lute right to invade the 'rights of the other
:ice.' ,
After Mr. Lauriereat down there were
orite of "Queatiori" from several members.
Sir John'Madonald on rifting was loudly
applauded. • He said Mr. Speaker, I go
a great •way with ray, h -on. friend inhia-ree
marks referring; to the principle of this bill.
1 syrepithtzi with his natural iindignatior,
at: the'languege which has • been used Ili
support of'ihis measures before the House'
I Save no accord with the desire expreesed
in some quarters. that by any mode what
ever there ebould be an atteutpt to supt,reee
one lapguage and make it `inferior to the
other. 1• believe it would be-itatoseible ire
do eo, and foolish and wiekid it it were
poesiblo. In 1844 the Governafent here
tinder Sir (Thanes Metcalfe hats a Coneerea•
. true r i4irity, and with the exception of
fojir •Bile+Preach•' anadiane were in the
• Oppeettton. I was elected and tat in -that
- . Perl'etm nt as a Tory, acid I supported
. L .Metcalfe. There was a resolution
mold in that House when the h'renoin
(3anadiar s were poweelpes to. help 'them-
selves. Whatdid this House do? A reso•
. intim way paeeed, not by a Libi-rad Gruyere.
.went, bgy be a Conservative Government,
elected iu oppoeit.iun to the •in•tereets of the
. Province of Lower Canada, cpithout a single.
dissentient voice, to relieve the , Frenui
Cauadiaue of .the ativion ceased by th•
• Liberal Government - in England, at the
. instrnctiens'of the Radice' Lord Durhatu.
Sir John here • xead , from: the repo,,
s of 'the proceedings showing that while
the Liberals in Ecgland enacted that
• only ; English shouid he spoken, the
Tory Assembly in Canada , ,petitioned hat
majesty for the repeal of the Aar, and had
• it 're rated, and both' languages Were made ,Jeuuox), Yeo.—Total, a Tolal, U.
, aqua xt•ept that the French wee not per- l .
mit o be the legal language. Yon may Mr., Bvwell, in reply to Mr. Weldon (Bt.
alto remember that when the Eton, George John), bald that the whole amount of duty
Brower was leading the 'Reform party with uotleuted un Ingo exported during 'the year
enormous ability, his whole aims vies op• ending 3.lst July, 1889, was $75,798,.divided
pression of the French. Every speech he as foil.rws : Ontario, $56,737 ; ' Qaebeo,
made, every article he'wrote, every revolt' $16,043; New Brunswick, $1,017.
tion he moved wain antagonistic to the Sir Adolphe Caron, in reply to Mr.
French language and the Catholics religion. Sutberland,eaid that the teneesion of fur.
This kmende hogorable will quiet the ,insult naming. helmets to the aottve. 'Canadian
felt by the Province of . Quebec and will militia waist under. consideration.
satisfy „the people of .the Northwest, 1 Mr. Lanrier objected to 'the ;newspaper
would ask the bon: gentleman froin West article by the member for Lincoln being
Durham (t'1r 'Blake) to take the matter' put upon the journal of the House, but as it
into bis consideration and see whether this contained some information' he would con-
Principle carnet be adopted, and that after Rent bait being printed if it wilts not con.
the ,next election, when the people of the sidered as a preoedeet. ' '
Nerthweet will have had a chance to speak,. Mr. Mills (Bothwell) Chid it wail' an nn -
that it would not be right and fair that usual proueeaing. k
their reptetnentatives should deal with it. " rir lid= Macdonald—I hope the 'bon.
That settlement will even then be only gentlemen will rot press his olajeotfon.
temporary. That territoxij� is,too large fir Mr Mille—1 am not pressing it. . .
one province or Inc four provinces. It is a . Mr. Cook—Then I object. Thh statat
matter for the future. '.Che question will went made by the member: or Linoolo in :
41irine to be dealt with as population goes in. the newspapers ire feriae. I object to a Wee
' !'Mr. Blake,. resuming the debate, said : t stetem'ent going in the journals of %hie '
n ,y
Respecting the Goderidh & Canadian
„ Paoific Junction Railway Company,and to
change the Lame of the company to " The
Goderioti & Wingham Railway Company."
To, incorporate the Sault Ste. Marie &
Mutton's Bay Railway. Company.
iuoorporate the Ottawa, Iylorrisburgh
?New Ye, is Railway Company.
if Mr. Lapriex, on resuming the debate on
Mr. MuCarthy's Bill, was received with ap-
• plause. ere said : I for one would acuept
•
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Mr. Mitchell moved the adjournment of
the debars amid'cries of " Question " and
" Lost "'from the Government benct es end
" Carried " from the Liberals. Mr. Mitchel
in sate:d on hie motion, end was seconded by
Mr Conk . ' • •
Sir John Macdonald finally stated that
the Government would Dome down:
Mr. Mitchell remarked that }ie was glad
to s- e the Government come down graco-
f•uily. •
Sir John Mao.ionald,fleeaed the leader of
the Oppoeition-if 1 division could Lot be
reached at that section..
tIr Laurier promised'to do- his utmost
to cioee. the debate tomorrow (Friday ),site
-d', rthts'm'ndeertidinR—it"wasadjonrner.
the House divided on the amendment to
the amendment by the. Minister of Justice,
which reads as follows :
'That all the words after resolved be expunged
and the following he 'substituted : That this
House, 'baying regard to the lona-continued use
the French language in 01d Canada, and to
the covenants on that subject 'embodied in the
liritith North America Act, cannot 'agree to 'the
d. (Aeration contained in the Bill as the basis
thereof, that it is expedient in the •intrres of
the natio,. at unity of the Dominion that 'there
rt
should be co.munitr of language amongst the
1•eople of Canada. That, on the coutrt;ry, this
Houro declares its adherence. to the said coven -
a , e,and its determicatiou. to resist an{ attempt
toimp..ir the same, . That at the same time.
thi. House deems it expedient and proper, and
not ,ucousb-taut witu the covenants, that the
Legislative A sembly of the Northwest Terri,
tune,. should receive 'from the Parliament of
Canada potter to regulate, after the next general.
el ctiun of the Assembly, the proceedings of the
Aesu.bly, an d manner of recording and publish-
ing such proceedings.
The result ot- the vote was that the
erneeemeet was carried by 149"yeas to 50
nays. •
Yeas—Messrs. Audet, Blain (-'oulanges), 'Bars
n+,.-r<l; i3eclrari3 -13ergerun; Dorgirr; ht,Hier:lilalre;
Bois yen'
Borden, Bowen, Bowman, Brien,
or own, Bryson, Burdett, Cameron, Campbell,
Cargill, Carling, Carpenter, Cushy, Cas'oraio,
Chapleau, Choquette, Chuuivard, Cimon, Coch-
rane Cockburn, Colby, Cook, Corby, Costigan,
Iuu him, Coulombs, Curran. Daly, Daoust,
Lat,iu, Davis, Dawsun, De St. Georg -s, Desattl-
icrs, Desjardrues, Des:ait, Dewdney, Dickey,
Dwk.gsu , Duty n Earle, Edgar, Edwards, Eisen -
i auur, Ferguson •Leeds and Grenville), Fer-
ku fur (1toLirdw;, ;•'erguson (Welland); Fiset
Fly it, Foster, Freeman, Gigault, Gir. uard Gor-
dou, tirautlbois, (ivay, GuiUet, Llaggart,'tiessen,
Hickey;_ Holton, • Hudspeth, Ives, Jamieson,
•Jot. cas, Julies (oighy), Jones (Halifax), Keuuy,
Kirk, hirkpatrrc.{, Labrot.se, 'Landry, Langelier,
(cltuttuorency), Langelier (Quebec), Langevin
(•ir Hector), La Riviere, Laurie eLieut:Gen.),
tLaurier, Lupine, Lister, Levitt, Macdonald
iSir J hn), Mecdowail, Willie,. McDonald
(Victoria), .itcDuugald (Plctou), McDougall (Cape
13.etun), McGreevy, Molnty.e, McKay, Mehl eu,
Me0 ihiu. (Vaudreuil) Madill, Mara, Marshall,
}las-on, Ma•sue, Meigs, Mills (Annapolis), Mills(Ito.hwell), Mitchell, Moffat, Moncrieff, Mout-
I,lasier, 1'erley, Pope Purser, Prior, Puree -1, Put -
..ani;. Bennet, Toadied, Itobillard, Ilooulo, Russ,
liyr.ert, Scarth, lhauly, balmier. Small,. Smith
ot, Donald), r-ini h (Ontario), Sproule, Steven -
sou, Taylor, Temple, Tberien, Thompson (Sir
John), i'row, Tupper, Tureot, Vauasse, Wal-
lace, Ward,' Wbitu •(Cardweil), Wilrnut, Wilson
(nrbeuteuil), Wood (erohkvllle), Wood (West-
wurulaud), Wright;=--Total,140.
NAYS—tvlbsr's. Amyot, Armstrongg Bain
(L1 eutworth), Barron Beausoleil; Dell, l3ourassa,
Ch..rrtou, .Couture; Davies Denison, .D yon,
Ellis, Gauthi. r, .Gooil'riou, Gilinoy, Hale; Innes,
LSnderktn; Lane, • Livingston;., Macdonald
(Huron), McCarthy, McMillan, •Huron), ale-
t4u.leu,- McNoii, • Mulock, heveux,. O'Brien,
Patterson , (13raiit), Perry, Platt, I'refo, taiue,
Robin uti. 1lowaud, Ste Mario, Soriver, Seth -
pie, Somerville, Sutbe;laud, Tyrwhitt, Waldie,
Watson, Weldon (Albert), Weldon (St. John),'
We,sh,'White (Ltuntrew), Wilson ,(Elgin); Wilson
$Daae. The Minilter of, Onatotilite ratty
eha$e hie bead if he ,likes. It- rnakee no
differenoe. I object on the grotmnd that the
statement by the hon. gentleman is a false-
hood, and T am prepared to prove it a taken
hood. Writ's of " Order." )•
The motion was carried.
Mr. Charlton asked if the Government
bad any information as to the white girl
wh w lei
llatir;e`tn lana.
We. Dewdney said this matter was
brought to hie attention last summer. lie
believed he had seen the ebild who wee
suppoeed to be a captive, and although she
had some white blood in her,.ehe was not a
white ohild. Her supposed; mother had
another child three. years older, who. also
appeared to have white blood in her.
Further- engniries were being -made, --bat -h
did not be'heee there was any troth in the
story:
r. EXellifa PI IO-SI}4d $ Ye
Count Napoleon Daru, the French stated
man, died yesterday.
Three persons were killed and six
wounded by the explosion of s boiler at
Rutherglen, Va.
John J Ashoroft, a Windsor bo , was on
and therefore relieved- him few u all
naLility •under the'apiaa. -
Monzeuiob, the agent at Sofia cf the 131 -
Pt t.•reburg Slev Charitable Committee,
ries been arrested there. It ie reported
that among bie papers which were -seized
are documents which compromise General
It natieff, President of the committee, and
tnet members .. .
see •'til izit�ji(e of the ttg qts taestan'
Cunaals-
Edward Clark, a one -arced man aretf
41 years, tiviog 4 mile south of `.Vtie, L.:tau
committed, suicide Wednesday- vi,.b: ty
teku.g Paris green mixed witlili,e .• .; oil,
1•ece•aeed wee en en,iaeer and the Weet
Lorne saw mills, and being unni:trried.
liven with his brother,, Wm. Clare. lie
n a threshing machine- etnne
years ago, and has had fits of despor:r'eccy • .
occasionally, since. .
Relative to the case of Dynamiter Daily,
Horne Secretary Matthew's stated in Pttrlia-
ment y eeeerddy that too much belladonna
bad been put in a prescription intenaeu for
the prisoner, but that the hitter bad etated
he bad no eomplaint•to Make of his treat.
menti.
eayeeterev
for horse stealing.
Sir William Vernqn Harcourt will con-
test the seat of the Marquis of Hartington
at the general election.
The result of the German elections yes-
terday enrprised the Conservatives. The
Socialists elected their candidates.
Itis understood that the Quebec Gover
D eat -intends providing -a000mmodationt
immigrants at the port of Montreal,
A thousand Socialists from Enpen,crossed
the Belgian frontier to hold a meeting, but
were expelled by the Belgian police.
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AS TO COLD . TOES.
People Addicted to Rubbers are Usually
.the. Worst Sufferers. ••-o
Many people, especially women and chil-
dren, suffer the whole winterthrough with
cold feet. This is mainly due to the fact
that they wear their shoes too tight. Un -
lees the toes haye perfect freedom the blood
cannot circulate properly, hence follow stif-
fened and benumbed toes, cold feet and
often a nnmbnese up to the limbs. People
who wear rubbers the whole winter through
generally suffer with their feet. Rubbers
make them very tender by overheating and
causing them to perspire. They sbotlld
_.ordy_eleeworn.>during-estor-myear—slushy
weather, and even then should be removed
as soon as one enters the house, They
draw the feet, keep them hot and wet with
perspiration—then as soon as one goes.
again into the air the feet are chilled.•_ In
the country I have noticed that the farm-
ers put some dry straw or pieces of news-
paper in the bottom of their boots. I, my-
eelf, have often tried the letter, and can
assure you that it is a good preventive
against cold feet. This is dont;ltlese bee
cense the pa ter or straw absorbs the per -
epee mon an • ceps t , e• feet dry. --Detroit
News.
Beware of Widders.
But why is it that the widow is more
popular than the maid ? I have asked the
tion ver aml—r} e
of the replies : That a pretty figure looks.
prettier in brick ; that the widow is not as
conservative as the maid ; that she has
more " go" ; that she 'is always ready to
help out az bashful attain ; that she doesn't
generally reside under the parental roof,
where the clock is won't to be wound at
sharp 10 i that she very• often has life -in•
sursumac.); that a man need not be sa good-
looking so win a widow, neither has be to
planate that aroh-fiend the'little brother ;
that she has become used to vile tobacco
and inferior cigars ;• that she assomee°the
air -of bepelessnees which by way of con-
trast makes a man appear strong and great,
and men love ,greatness, even when it ie
;"thief, knowing the l�
wiles she employed at captivating one man,
she tries them again, and again succeeds
(ibis was the reason given by an old
bachelor) ; and lend me your ears, gi•rle, as:
this is probably the true reason, she has, or
is supposed to have, learned td sew
— on but-
tons.—,Edith Gray ive. Chicago News.
An epidemic of typhoidelever has broken
out at Inalterburg, in . ermany, and time
found 'Many victims in the fhlan regi-
ments.
Dr. Harrison, a prominent medical man
of.Sault Ste. Marie, Mich , bas been
arrsted for smuggling from the Canadian
" Soo.". _ .
London Board of Trade want that .city to
regain control of the Port Stanley•Railway
as soon as the present (ease to the G, T. R.
rune oat.,
The Montreal plasterers are, still one on
strike, and it is possible they will be shortly
joined by the,painters, who demand an in-
crease of wages.
No tidings have yet been found of the
missing Magistrate of Area, Mr. B. E, SU -
ton. • It is not believed that he :either aai-
oided or absconded.
Masers. R..,G. Hervey and W. H. Cole
left Brockville for Europe yeaterebty to
promote the scheme for , brid lug} `the St.
Lawrence at Brockville:" S''
An English syndicate is trying. 'to par=
Obese the wood workingemaohinery Manu
factories of Cinoinnatii, which• are the
largest in_the. United States.
The dedication of the, Carnegie Free
Library of Allegheny City took place last
evening. The institution was declared
open by President Harrison. •
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•- . • a , 0 iia, •edea is
he said that the call for toformation in
regard to the militia in 18b7 had any refer-
ence topossible trouble with Canada. .
' Isaac McMullen. living near Cap
'Vincent, Was on Monday °last froz-n t
death while under the influence of leper
eeee
The Liberal Federation of England hie
passed a resolution. Congratulating kIr_
Parnell on the report of the commission and
regretting; that Forger Pigott and his
abettors cannot be called to account ft
thinks the Government should make
„separation; •
The English Divorce Court yestertt ' ze•
fused °apt. O'iShea's application for ,evrita
.of artaohment against. theilionden tar and
'rhe Eng;fish ition of"t, a revaYorkirefilide "
for put tieh g certain comments relate
to the action rot divorce brought by Capt.
O'Shea, in which Mr. Parnell is named ad
wo•respondent. :•
It is proposede to erect. a Methodist
Ladiet',College is Toronto. . -.
• Rio•'nehine whiskeyeemnakere are noted
for tnt,ir ." still " small -voices. •� -
"Does it pay to gamble ?""alike am '
exchange. "To a casual observer it might
perld on the-hand-yourehold.
Lord Tennyson' is snffering.from a severe
-attack' of influenza, Ind his oondition ie
considered very serious. '
le seems to be a settled- fact. that tete
Caetioian Pacific Railroad intends to build
a Deo ie of lar:e elevators• i
1,1
eet
The •ve'oman who .wants to ,hake garctelr
always lives next door to the woman ';vho
k• ens•ohickens. This is said to Never fail,
and was sent in.by ti woman who lista
a next door to a woman who keeps chielaece.
° A Missouri woman,who four
3 earn agonamed her twin boys Blaine and Logan,
and during the last campaign nap. ore
another pair Harrison and. Morton has just
been defeated in a post -office contest in hoe
town. .
•
13e was a man in good circumstances.
Fortyhree bodiee have been taken from
the colliery at Deoize, in 'which an explo-.
Bion occurred on Tuesday night. •Eught
miners have been rescued badly injured.- ,
Martin and Hugh Brainerd, brother
fell from a scaffold- 150 feet, to the bo • '
olor
tom of the Mollie • Gibeon mine, t adia,`
on Wednesday night, and were inetautly
killed. ,
How to flake the Feet ,Look Email.
"There is everything knowing how to
dress • the feet properly," paid a lady of•
fashion yesterday,.
°' My feet are not small, yet I manage to
get' credit for decidedly Cinder'eila•like ex-
tremities. The trick is in knowing how to
dress them. •Bee now, my foot is exactly
as'long as a No. 3 thee, and a -C width. Do
1 therefore wear a No. 3 0, as most women
would ? • Not a bit of it. I wear a 4i
double A. The longer. a shoe is, the nar-
rower it always looks, of course -=so that's
the first gain •; and in the second 'plane; I'
can wear a shoe that is narrower than my
foot really e a with perfeetoomfort,.beoanse
thele is so ranch room iu the length of the
shoe. It just transforms the undesired
width into the desired length, yon see.
Most women have an idea that a short -foot
ie pretty, no matter how wide and abape-
lese it may be, and only a fewof.those who.
really see the beauty of a long, slender foot
know ho ei to eeonre it for themeselves.eatn
old Frenoh bootmaker taught melba trick
years ago, and my feet have been an
inexpressible comfort to me ever since."—
Chicago Herald.
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Belva'e Lb,ve1 Head.
" They claim," says. Belva Lockwood,
" that we have 12,000 miles of nnprooteoted
coaste, and that any nation is liable to
swoop down on ne and wipe, us off the fade
of the earth. • Well,, I tell them that we
have bad the country for 400 years, and
that we do not need to spend 10 cents if we
mind our own basiness, as vie alweets have
done. We are too peaceable k nation to
make any .preparations- for war, and . it
would be a very foolieh outlay."' -
It tie asn't a Change of Heatt.
Mame—Why, only .last week you said
that teething your father and mother could
say would ever make you marry Rob Rob•
bett, and now 'you've engaged yourself to
him. Why did you do it y '
Lon—It was something Rob laid
self. He hadn't asked me last week.
—Jus▪ t at present the ice -man ie the
individual who ie anxione to take the Dake.
—A noticeable thing about advertising of
late years is the gradnal inoreasein the
truthfulness of• it. People are learning;
that it doesn't papa to lie in an advertise.
meat any better. than it does anywhere
else. Tlid theleryr that " a sucker's born
every ut ;land he's jnet ,ata Likely to
dome ithereets. anywhere else," won't'do
fdr a ieemlitoent thing. 1 think that ,there
has been ntwtioeable improvement 'in this
respeel•la efe', and that business men are
rapidly learning that honesty is the best
golioy in an advertisement as well as out
side of it.—Roj, ere, Peet ,reCb'a: Advertising
;tanager.
,The Mieses.Emily and Georgians Hill, of
Weatmineter Bridge, London, England,
have opened a eobool for tvemen jonrnaliete
The Mime Hill edit the,Weatmineiter and d
Lambeth bPt Gazette and are among the verb Q
few journalists Of their recta in Europe, in
They intend to teach typesetting, abort- fad
hand writing, proof reading and reporting I s
Advices frc•m Morocco say' the• rebellion
there has'assumed alarming proportions.
The Royal troops, after hating teen de-
feated, occupied Wasearf and are besieged
there. •' o
After shooting his v e yesterday thorn-
ing early, as he supposed, fatally, Frank
Trowbridge, of Big Rapids, Mich., shot
and killed hilgiself.:.while under the Me.-
ence of liquor. • '
, Bishop Walker, of North Dakota, has
let the contract fcr. a Gospel car, which
will be properly fitted for the conduct of
religious services in the country where few
churches exist.
•
Miss MoBrecze, of Bath, Mich., eloped
.with Joseph Platt to Canada, but finding;
hietroa.t to be an embezzler of $1,40Q, from
New York, decoyed him bank to Bath,wbere
he was arrested.
A T. Trickey, formerly agent for Charge
berlain & Co., Preecott, patent medicine
manufaotnrera, has been sentenced to one
.yearein-the•-Central Prison on-tsso-eharges
of embezzlement. •
An effort ie being made to ipdnoe the
Grand Trunk Railway Company to 'con-
struct elevators at Levis, Qaebeo, with theobject , of doing there a portion of the
business now done at Boston. •
The election on Wednesday to fill the'
vacancy in the House of Commons for
Middle Glamorganehire, caused by the
death of Mr. Talbot; resulted in the return
of Mr. Evans (Liberal) who was unopposed.
John Hang, of Duluth, committed suicide
yesterday' morning by swallowing a large
quantity of carbolic acid. It is believed he
was crazed by heavy losses in a, mining
deal in Nova Scotia. His, estate ie worth
$200,000. • •
On Wednesday night, while an Amerioan
travelling physician from Pennsylvania,
named H. E J. Delion, was trying to moo..the track at Glencoe ahead of a fast freight
train to Make' the mixed' express for
London,,. be was etrook and ' instantly
killed. The remains will be sent to hie
relatives in Michigan for.interment.
Whilst Mr. John Burton, meohanidal
foreman of • the Grand Trunk Railway
shops at Lorneville Junction•, was under a
car repairing tt on Wednesday, he did not
notice a train backingti on the same track.
The oar was .shoved back ,some distance and
Mr. Burton• dragged for 40 feet over the
ties end broken ground. He escaped with
onlya few braises.
Bide for the privilege of oatohing seals
in Alaska will be opened today at thetJnited,St�etes Treasury Department. The,
eornpany now having the privilege pass
.$317,000 yearly and is limited td 100,000
Beale .•year. With a limit of 60,000 the sew
contract is expected to fetch half: a millio-
dollars. .
Martin Bl,ocliman name to Windsor with
his wife and family from Cincinnati, 0.,
and started bneinees. It became known
that he•Wateaelefaniter to the amount of
$9,000 from•the city on the Ohio; and hit.
Wien -twig fell off. r He became bankrapi
and reokl'eae, and wad arrested in Detroit
an 'G�+ednesday and ttelten to hie former
home.
Mr. Justice Faloonbridge on Saturday
granted en order releasing.Harry Brown
trona liability on hid bail, under the espies`
issued at the instanee of A. E. 'peter,, for a
ebt of over a $1,000. The ' ground of
rown'e arrest wee that it was hie alleged
tention to leave the-ennrrtry to ,inbrn}
oi
r. Ogler of this debt. kfrat,,,L rdetup. wee
onvinoed thatBcown-had no snob intention
kr
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yy,•..ril�edrl�":�' .,whits.,,
There is a religions revival araeng ti e
London oat's meet men. Those who live
in the northern part of the town hate
decided to trade no more on,Sundaye, and
the owners of c: s are be 'ed to purrhati'
pussy s . un t ay , inner on Saturday.
Mr. Henry Campbell, member of ;the
Bonne of Commons for South Fermanagh,
anti private secretary to Mr. Parnell, yee-
terday received £200 damages frons the
Belfast News -Letter for publishing a state•
•meat that Mr. Campbell had provided the
knives with which Lord Frederick Caven-
dish and Under•Secretary Burke were
murdered in Phoenix Park. ,
By intelligence from , Mozambique, dated
January 8th, it,itl reported that the Maim -
loin, incited by 'the agents of the Eat
African Lakes Company, had attacker the
Portuguese. The natives . were snpplie'd '
with -arms and ammunition by the agents',
The Scotch missionaries at Blantyre, who
were opposed to the proceedings of the
agedts, interfered, and arrester hostilities
and restored ,peace etteeeee
A terrible'story of wholesale infer ioide
was revealed by firemen who were"at work •
on the debris after 'the burning of a beast;
located in Sienna street, Warsaw, yeriiee-
day morning.-.._ Beneath- the floor-- of-- thee
burned building the corpses of.fourteen
infante -were found.. The ee.tablishineet w•'ie
pretrieed over by a midwife • named Saoli
tiro-ka, This woman, and her sister ant -me
daughters Were arrested.
Msrie Dogal, a native of France, ,hue
hien committed to Longne.Point asylum
under circumstances sadly romantic. • She
entered some time ago ethe service of a
broker in Paris ; both fell in love witheaoh
oilier and fled to this country.. -shortly
atter arrival in Montreal thebroker disap-
peared, leaving the unfortunate gf4uttterly
bel pleas After an effort to struggletigatiet
circumstances age loot her reason: ' • •
A fatal eeploaion occurred at 6',00
Rnnryd at .1 30 o'clook on Satnrea' in tile
blab -Hoge of the Owen Sound Gas Cone
poesy . .The employees were tusking gars,
when tome escaped and took, fire; bite;eg '
the Whole north end of the building ''r,t
'seed killing a 'young man .named Jahn
Nelson, The .building took fire, lent the
flames were' dpeedily extinguished. The
lose will be about $1,000, fully insured, AY
The company are able to stipply gas' teii
ttpnetMr,. l,•
Williem'O'Brien hem weitten a letter
ko•the Dublin Frreman'a-,tvurnal, in Which
he seen be ecotone the report of the Parnell
Comrni'e.ion as the woret that three
hororthle Tories, restrained by the ohlies,• -
times ( f jedioiali. propriety, da'n Pay swot-st$
the Nationalists,. yet the Times, he says,
?lueht td be placediet'the pillory of hiet.,ry
beside the most heinous propagator of taiee
ch•treee. 'Mr. O'Brien deniesthat hajoic,rd
i he Leegco to secure the separation of 'lees
land from England. He was oonvineed '
years before the League was formed that .
ei paratinn,teas impossible.. , He Heed it
because Mr. Parnell'e-aetion in Parliament
it ducted Mr. Dillon and himself to b< hese
that the aims of Ireland could be obtaiced
by parliamentary method.
Mr. 1 nnteford, the Colonial Seerotery,
has advised the Queen to give the' Roe el
atisen.t to the Divorce `Sill. The bi 1
at,cepte as ggronndn for divorce, detertieee
f•., three years, either on the part of 0111
man or Woman, habitual drnnkeneeeo,
coupled with druolty, or neglect of bonse-
rod duties eat the wife's ,part, aenteKt.e f: r
clime and violent assault, • , The air, i t
entitled to divorce on the ground of intlde'-
tte in aerie the offenoe ie committed tin rire
anr•jneal rfsidenre, or coupled with Regre-
t
conditions, or in the event of the get'
le in - repeated. . Thetne
this i
on a Dint �(
g p h P
tilt eel -reed with ri 1erence to an offs i,
wife.
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