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Thompson Introduced this fol. millions, and a toot line of steamers equal regret which have fallen train the eloquent of soul which wine and keeps the hearts of ly appreciate what a truly Wonder,
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;i�M,�,!. - to the Teutonic. Since the election Sir lips of the bon. the leader of this House. It men. As ia hie statesmanship, it
? , ', lowing, irblob have been passed by the Charles , is fur medicine it is. The delicious
, _!. hod .attacked Quebec .and had: is the !other of the country who has no% written in the history of Conad . .
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�, , ions contribution to the debate, Senator Abbott -I had proposed to oak , '
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pp ,. �' COPY to what the 1111dieter at Marine had Mr. Skinner amid Sir Charles not only extended adjournment. Of course' the. devotion to Usnado's welfare, CanadaP
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, that the facts were so well, known that, a ?At.* Flint 'said that Mr. Skinner was one day week, so being more convenient to she not mature until he 'a In his grave. Not German Syrup. It cures. You are
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I I OOMMittee Was not nooeasory. The soon. 'of the most eminent aulliorities, on the sub- members.' I therefore move that when donsid ;hie has been a singularly fortu' .
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I .�4�.��A,,, , �`-... , annexation to the United States. He the House adjourns to -day it ' ,ball stand ---
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ff. M, 4211'101'V`w'.�' :- ' was false and unwarranted. They were cluslono I a con- adjourned until Wednesday week mi belf- short duration. He woo fond of power, A HONEYMOON ADVZNVUBA. ' I
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��,Yl,_ . - Senator Boots -Before the question is *bat wag the turning point of his history, An unpisasaut, Incident on the WarrIage .
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�A 0 a_, % I the I I Cabinet to-do . an who had Charles Tupper had uttered against the Boot for to form a Government. bave-heard him avow it on the floor of this . � The weddind, tour of Mr. and - R. I
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�111 " . ...... to oontr III ,",tri!, ,, gains% the cheers.) � giliOn lot to announce to the House that our dear too, he seems to, have been singularly .
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I 11 '! " ... Ad joy, bon. gentleMen" site Mr. Dsly-s4 You have Do shame." . weeks death put an end to his earthly and politioal'-friend of Sir John Macdonald jewelry was - lost in the fire and she . I
10917101%1� I �.., : . , :�Deoa� I . opposite X,"',., �,,� - jnr�, I A traitor, Vhile the Mr. Lister-,, ThbCoAgervative by that in the intimacy of his domeakio circle.
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" , ,. h Sir Hector Lsngevin said that the last of this country. I remember how devoted
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n,.�",�,�.` """,� I... i0sube, changed from Methodist to Pros I himself to the Province of Quebec and incredible sense of pain, but the one thing Orating ionic," Favorite. Prescription,''
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. '. byterian. Sir Obarloo T eopeoially to my,Freiioh.Canmdion, 6oun. Bad in death is that which *9 involved in' which so wonderfully imparts strength to I
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I � '..",�,' , . , satuated1y personal hostility. and vindio. of years. His lose has not only filled this when Confederation came the Province of the Badn .
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I t notituting it interred, and that this House will concur tion's of Canada may be imperilled. Before and by t4p newspapers, he finds himself�". the resolution of Mr. Laurier condemning .& foundation for a grest'nation to rule in giving to the ceremony a fliting: degree the grave of him who abovemil, was the after thrdb weeks' marriage looking for a1W11, ... I 4JJr Charles Tupper, said there was a very over the northern lialf of 'this oontinen6. of solemnity and importance." Father of Confederation let not grief be place'where be ofth bay her a pair of stock- - .
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I ` e'.11 ,I I � . � . his book. Well, is must not be forgotten friend, who 0 enshrined in the hearts of of their grief, for the lose which they de. Mr. Davin -1 think, air, it would be ur, - wedding iburneys are,apt to go to deatruo. ''
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