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I .1 I - I .� no Previous period Ivis, A Digest of the Closing'D;ys of the Ott. .tll,a =and for publications in oonuecti,,),,1 ,louse, I I A�,-RIL I. -The House prorogued, to. I I � . I I I . , I . � , . I I 11 . il :, . � �, . ! , 'S - 5. 0-'=XL,s . . Th6 New, Building Opened -with agriculture been So great a' omit, Much activit 8 ilt Pre-, y preval i Is among fai -vi. � OTTANA, March 20--Xr, Wood iil� - troduced a bill respecting the inspec- day, only about a scora'of members being , I here. to.aee the closing, .Act I of the .session. "' I I I � I .1 . . � . I � I I I I l: 1. , I I . 1. I I I � � � 4 I I 11 I I . BANKER, ' ll I I I With. Brilliant Ceremonies. I ers'institutes and othor kindred as " - tions, al I of w I socia- tion. of petroleum and Mr. Daly's hi0h are enlarging their bill to amend that act respectin I - - � 11 wive gemptville rolson1pa. I . I � I .1 I . . I . . I I I - I � i . ; � FAXETER, ONT. . I THE FROM spheres (,f usefulness and becomitig more tba'a ever the means of disseminating val- land in the" Territories Was alsgo � read a first time, On Mr. . KtM`TVlLLE, April 5. -The adjouinle(l, inquest on the body of Alexander Kennedy I I � .. I . � �- . � ." ,9PEEGH THE THRONE riable Information. with respect to agricul- I .. C ur- ran moving the Second reading of the was held yesterday. Several witnesses I . I I . . 11 ,�, __ . It I � -ingbuitines . I 111. Wransactsageueralbank a -, . , � Touches Upon the Travelling DairY-Tha . 11 . ture. I You will be pleased to learn, that the I ,amendments made to the criminal code Mr. Charlton moved that the clause . were examined, but at 1 vi,iul, no conclusion had been reached. , . I . . � I � . 11 I . . I � I .. .1 . , I Receives the Amounts of Metoliants and . t . ; th,ers on favorable terms. I Frison Commission-Friondly, Soolotle . . . , a Agricultural College is now tax d, t it I I � a Q is utmost capacity, so great has the desire of permitting a jury to return a verdict on Sunday repeated. I , -- James 7r., ,,,,aod. , . ,Prints, Llama Cloths, , . I Offers every accommodation consistent with ate andoonBervative bamkimc priugiples. I ,,Aot-A National rarl�_Coinlug Legisla. . farmers' sons becoine � to qualify them- be Other me nibers disagreed with Mr. �Aoharlton claiming it , WoolOsToex, Apiil U. -James Hay, Sen., Chambrays, Gkoy Cot- I ,! . , , � Interest Allowed on depo'sita. . . Drafts issued" at any omoe, I tign Foreshadowed, 1 selves thoroughly for the profession Of �griculturists. The special dairy course was contrary to a Clixistianspirit . it would be Sabba - - - I - .1 to Bay th, observance to look founder of the firm of Jitmes Hay & Co., furniture - manufacturers, and father of tons, Bleached Cottons, . , I payabla o the I RorchAnto Bank, TORONTO, April 5. -Yesterday afternoon 'A conueotioii with the college,bas proved I members of parliament. Messrs. Laur- Mayor Hay, died yesterday? aged 70. Tablings; Towellings, . . NOTES DISLIOUXTSID, and Mo-.,P,y To LOAIT at 3p.m. Lieiiteiiant-Go�'er,nor!Cirkpatrick � 00siatisfactory that, notwithstanding the' , I liberal ier, Davies, Mills, McCaxthy and Hazen � ti T rl�ey Reds, Cretonnes, .: ,. . ON NOTES and MouTGAozs. 3..� opened the now Parliamen t building in . Queen's Paric, a massive structure which provision made for this depart- ment, more them, half the ap plioauts for opposed,on the ground that it was con- trary to the spirit of the independence TUE' JIXO.RTUARY RECOUD. . Hvacinthe Lauthier, a survivor of the Sateen Curtains, Lace I 11 � - ! stands as a monument to the progress made admission, to tile course, are unable to find of parliament act. A-fter discussion the reb&HOU of 1837, is dead, at Smith's I Curtains, Art Muslius. ,� I ft &gt#V VjMoo. � . by the Province of Ontario in the past one . hundred years, accommodation- YOU ,will learn with P leasure that bya, course of lectures at the matter was compromised by an a I ment that no salary was to � be gree- d but Yalls. � The I I .. Don't fail to he t J . I - - - - The scene presented near the biallc lings, I ollege � during t ' he summer holidays an the commissioners ke to be reipaiursed Tub wife of Rev. Dr. Laidlaw, of St. Paul's Presbyterian, church, Hamilton, I -44 Prints offered at 1-41,01 � THURSDAY, APRIL Oth, 1803. I . was a remarkable one. The strong breeze from the west made the huge. -Union, jack Opportunity is to be afforded teaehera to qualify themselves for presenting the all expenses. The House went into com- mittee on the Act to amend the lusur- died Thursday. , . � - ,-,,, Selling Butter aud Cheese. . flap joyously from its pole which protruded from the tower, rudiments of agrioulturo, -in our public schools. I have no doubt that the auceAct which Mr. Foster explained . Mrs, Mackenzie, widow of the late, Ron. Alexander Mackenzie, died , at 10.80 �uality and fast colors, ' . ,_."_ Therehas been considerable mi saP_ eastern ,and the be,,, branches of the trees in the park swo,yed � effect of this. will be to render thii pursuits of was to prevent at I iy one person from I holding a predominating amount of Thursd n kv ight. . . I I I . I � I prehension inbusiness circles relative inutilson. A steady stream of people pouxedinandoutof every entrance and rUrallifemore attractive to the young, and that this and the other measures stock or sliares of the company. The billprovoked considerable opposition be- RightRev. Bishop William Ingraham of the Califolmia Episcopal diocese, i'a . AT . . to the action of the Dominion Govern- the inside of the buildings swarmed every- adoDtad will to . nd to make the position of , cause the insurance companies had not dying at Ills home in San F rancisco. The ( P. CL A /? LIE u. -,8, I . ment with regard to arrangements for where 'with 0111iOw sighiseers. the Agriculturist as mixoh to be desired for had an opportunity of expressing their � bishop is 82 years of age, - A selling butter and cheese. From the Shortly before 3 O'clock, two nine- its pleasures'aud rewards as that of any- views. Thecommittee roseandreport- Joseph Taverner, 60 years old, a na- � � newspaper reports it,mas given out that pounders of the Toronto Field Battery, , Other calling or profession. ed progress without anything having tive of Staffordshire, Ling., died ,it Rall. I Prof. Robertsonhad niadearrangements under Major Mead, rumbled up t Ile The report of the commissioners on the be done, which meausthat the bill is , Way, NJ. He was more than six feet I I for the future sale of these products avenue, their silent gunners sitting with pris�n and reformatory system of the sholaved, for this session. The business of in height and weighed 520 poun(Is, . � _o- �, � from Caar,da at the several great points folded arms behind, and took up a posi. t. . ion in rear of the buildings.. Then came province has for more than year been before the public. It affords a a valuable this season will close this week. XARCu 27. -The I:Touso sat Satur. I OF ZZILITAXY XXTX,=;'ST. I . . W . of distribution. in Great Britain. 0, 1 course the business men in the trade strains of martial music and t a glint of b contribution to the stock of information . day afternoon, Mr, Charlton mov- , In a battle at Taumbla, Honduras, 150 . . resented this supposed intrudon, and steel and the slare of red coatsshowed I that the guard of honor was approaching � regarding the various methods of dealing with the oriminal classes in this and other ed for two cent postage but Post. master General Caron explained that men wore IdIled. . - Iti . s reported that a battle took place argued that it was not fair that the . Governuieutshould send An agent over from where the trees of the avenue almost reached the vanishing point, The guard countries, and recommends, as the most, effective made of reducing crime, the this, at present, was an impossibi2hy. Col. Prior urged the granting on Pon- between Choctaw factions .it Antler, 1, T., and twenty men were killed. . I to England at the country's expense to � � form business connections, in orderto was composed of 70 men of the Canadian , Regiment of Infantry from the New Fort, withdrawal of abandoned and eglected 11 children :from criminal and dangerous 4ons for members of the permanent militia, force. Sir Adolphe Caron favorecl A new explosive, to take the place of I - ___=== 1� compete with the butter and cheese ex. with the band. Major Buchan was in. associations. With this view a measure be introduced the idea and said when Minister of gunpowder in the Germartarmy, is being tested. It is a fatty substance, almost I I MBN OF R1XTRA.ORDINA,Ry -4N7n,Ryp, I porters of Canada, wbo are pub to great expense every year in making their an- command, with Captain Macdougal and Lieut. Fiset. All were in review order. will for the better protee- tiou of children, the provisions of which Mil4la he had prepared a bill to tvat. effect which,wasrejectedbythe Cabinet. smokeless. . AND FIRMNESS or, pURpOSE. � nual trips to the other side. Their bayonets and riffes were i ipotless and their wbit's helmets immaculate, The I commend to your most care , ful ,con- sideratiou. � . Ron. Mr. Raggart brought do NM a Statement of the j�iter.colonial railway The government of Austriabasaccept. , ed the bullet-proof cloth invented by am, , Amongst men who have forced their way to fame fortune, Prof. Robertson corrects this view of � I t1le situation by stating in a letter a d- guard swung easily round the crescent, The salutary effects of the Insurance Corporations showing that the receipts and expenses "lig ... ce I resident in Paris, It is said to be mu% more pliable than that and we may name, 48 Am, e,ample to all, wortby � of I imitation, the dressed to several news thefol low halted in front of the main entrance and stood at ease. Act of last session have been distinctly seen. A firm administra. were now equal, the deficit being re� duced by $150,000. prepar. ed by ,a Ge rian tailor. famous And Justly celebrated Thee, Rolle. way. better known throughout the ,gpem . � ing which explains itae f - .4 � The LieuC-Goveruor's c.trriage, drawn. tiou of the Act has excluded from Ontario MARCU."S.-YestordayMr, Fosters aid T110 demand for Martini -Henry rifles I nilwids, wide -vvorld, for his pills and CI ment. Wli%t I stated before the House of by two well-groomed horses, camerapidly numerous fraudulent or speculative he hoped to be able to Make a definite has beou. so numerous that the aoverA. Of these medicines it is not our purpose to Commons Committee on AgriQuIture, and up the avenue, attended by Lieut. Peter, societies which professed to secure to per- statement concerning the French treaty nieut is not able to meet them, and 0041t -we are not writing puff, but solid Colonization was to ei&ct that, besides and an escort of twelve men from the sons of small means large sains in. tile In a v da, o' two. Mr, Costigan intro. Sidders will have to be used in the Pluin fActu, to 4110v� what can be done by � the other and main wtrk which I hal Governor-General',a Body Guard. In the form of endowment or life insurance. (Inced bi� ttm;oft the revision of t ,� League competitions this ytaar. great strength of mind; and that what one . done during my recent visit to Great 11 Britain, I had made such arrangements carriage with the Lientenant-Governor wore Commander Law, of the Royal Navy) The Province has thus been saved from the loss And distress which, during the the voters' ?iu Sts until next year. An interesting debate took place on the TZIE L2113OU WORLD. man boa done another may do, provided that be has the ability and dEtaymination I forthesaleolauch shipments of butter � and cheese as might be sent forward fra.111 official seeret-try, Capt, Greville rlar,ttm, A.D.C., of the Royal Grenadiers, and past few months, the collapse of Such -,societies has occasioned in the neighboring SOCOAd reading of Mr. Foster's Civil Ser- 'Vice Superannuation act,'which alms to Ton thousand persons will be added to the unemployed by the N,I(sw York jo Ties it with all his Bou, I NVe read of the Napoleon, the Dominion Experimental Dairy $tat- . � Ljoat. Arthur Kirkpatrick, private Seer,, States of tho,'Union. make superannuation self-supportin 91 tailors' strike. great whose ambition was to conquer the world, but long, tary, these three officers, who compose I am glad to be able to congratulate you I Xr: McCarthy gave notice of an amend- F if ty coatmakers. members of the , Holloway boa done something else, for, in. To make tIm clear I way add a few ex� the Governor's personalaulte, being in f0l upon. the marked improvement in the state Mont to uUthorise the Northwest tailors' Tuilon in Loxidon, went out on stead of Wilding cocaue, of human blood platiations. The only D%Iry,Statiouiunder uniform. of the lumber trade, the prosperity of Assemblyto deal with education and the strike Tuesday. 'They want higher he has cured his thousands, and spread the management of the Dairy Commission- The cavalry escort reined in and formed which is of so much ortance to the i"'p dual language question. Mr, Allen wag(-'.%. great joy among the poor sons and daugh. er, uhich -4-111 have .-.my cheese for export are those in Prince E(Iward Island, wheri, a line af the western end of the buildings, and Justas the Lienteiiant-Governor's car- revenue And other public interests of the province. This increased activity during called attention to the want of legisla- tiOn to ,oroldbit American fishermen The moulders'stri4e, in. Hamilton has cost the International T-Tiftion,q%), 000,an(A I tOr$ of Aftli0tion by his wonderful Uedia. Imcs; land, although he does not pretend the business is new and the enterprise of commerce has not yel provided facilities riagecome upto the main entrance the guard from the Now Fort Presented arms thelastyear afforded it favorable oppor- tanity to sell at public auction the right to from taking fislifroin, Canadian watorj$ of Lake Erie. . contributions have ceased, The matter is not yet settled. to "raise the dead", yet he has given strength to the hall and ootindn"a to tile for buying or handling the product for export. A small quantity of wintermade while, the baud played I I God Save the Qaeen." timber -upon a limited area in ohlial tsillu,21:1.0 part Of the district Of wipia. MARCH 29. -At yesterday's sessjou',\Jr. Foster introduced by a bill entitled I ,A decision hus been rendered by Col- lame, and if he has not "opened the eyes a f tile blind " he has soothed thop ain-worn, creamery butter wav be exported from the Government Stations. The winter. Lieutenant -Governor KhArpitrick, who sing, and on some exposed berths on the , 'An Act to Prevent the manufacture lector JT, J. Low ,it Suispensiou, Bridge that a contract made in tile Unit4a , And comforted thosd on the brju� Jof the dairying movement is �preaffing rapidly in wore his Windsor uniform, alighted from his carriage and entered for the first time north 13ho"ro of Georgian Bay, and soma scattered berths In the westorn7 districts and sale of filled or imitation 6heasoaud, to provide for the branding of did States, althou i irfade by a foreigner, is Rravo; and in the four quarters of the globe his preparations have found their wa,y-not consequence of the illustrations and dem* onstrations which have been in his official capacity the new home of held over from the Sale of 1890, containing 17 products," Mr. F oster in reply to Mr. not prohlb �T by any existing law, Under this interpretation Canadians by t, ... force of the sword, not with the sad . and are being given. a', the Dominion Fxperiment. Ontario's Legislature. As he walked for. ward, followed by his suite, Col. Growski in all About 033 square miles. I am pleased to state that the prices obtained were high Edgar said he -would not bring ill any new tariff changes. An Act respecting may'live in Canada and work ill the of legions, but been silently borno on the bosom Of old ocean in our huge merchant &I Vairy Stations, showing how that branch of the business cau, be eatmblishe a, A�D.C. to the Queen, the judges of Out *1 arlo beyond precedent, averaging $8,657 per the VOters'lists of 1808, which was to 6D States. I I I . BLIP8 to eve corner of the civilized ry world , I conducted and extended. During the in the robes of their high offices, and the officers of the different military bodies fol- mile, and this although, the dues to be paid on the timber when. out were increased by away With the revision for the present year, was passed through committee, WITEE THE SPOUTS. Mr. Stratby, of Montreal, has import. where suflering man is to be fouad. But to do all this gigantic work $Uecom- . present year amall quantities of winter . made creamery butter have beeu,,,hi.ppe,1 lowed, No sooner had his Honor appeared dia; -a the massed bonds of the Que&s Own OmOdouxth as compared with the dues pay- able on berths formerly sold In the MlAs- Mr. Tarte rose to refer to the adminis- tration of justice in Quebec, lie made ad the celebrated. Derby winner Ge Frederick. Orge . Plish so wondrous a deed, requircAl6muoh - . . thought and much energy, for without to :different centres of di - 'trib tio I. . Great Britain and to a few cities in Can Rifles and the 13th Battalion of Hamilton, .Which were stationed in the main hall, sing and Algoma distriks. In addition to the annual rental and timber dues which a fierce onslaught upon certain judges in Quebec, who he declared so far for. Oarsman Stanbury has agreed to meet - these combined, this mighty work could not have been accomplished. And thus he did � � ada. 1. All this is * only Educational, experi struck up the National Anthem with grand ,wrill be paid into the provincial treasury get their high calling as to contribute to Guadaur in arace for the championship of the, world and a side. it. There is,a wise saying, "Don4 spare I mental and pioneer work by the Depart- effect. The procession moved with digni- fied slowness up the main. staircase and upon the timber when out, a sum of $20,- 250,000 was realised by way of bonus. electionfunds, and he insinuated that certain of them iiad been guilty of bu - ,4',0,,000 Mr. F rank Bower's (Phila el hia? ,,v printer's ink I" And Hollowaysparad neither "Printer's ink, 11 not vast piles of the prea- ment of Agriculture : and as soon as the . buairaesz� is far enough advanced to be across the corrido:� to the chamber. As the doors swung open and the Quieen's Comm! The ssioners appointed 10 consider the Muses of certain territory in the dis- y Ing their commissions. If he was spared for another year, during thenext session black mare Maggie B., record ,ft . 0, al Tied at A,77,500 died of pneumonia, 10118 metal, gold. Etc advertises in �11 the languages spoken among civilized nations Momalved by the farmers or manutaotur- � era (alt the producer's end of the enter. re- presentative entered, every one in the triot of Nipissing south of the river Irat. of Parliament he would impeach the . The CaltudianWheelmen'sassociation -and whether you go into F rance, BoIg. prise), and by The commercial classes (at the buyers' and distributors' end of the chamber rose respectfully and remained standing until lie had taken his seat upon tows, for the purpose of a forest xeserva- tion. and national park, have completed judges -whom he could prove guilty of abusm their trust.. gurran decided to exclude men -who rido for bicycle manufacturers. Mr. W. A. Run- larn, Holland, Prussia, Denmark, Ansois, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland -nay ; buslness),tbe Dairying Commissioners will . leave ' field the throne. The scene presented from the the duties assigned to them. They have collected much useful information touch- Mr. regarded 111'. T,arte's re. marks as an ins�ifi to the whole bench ter of Torontowas elected president. . We might say all the klogdomo of the world -and In a thousand tongues they, talk of I the to them, and in no so . nee or degree be or become their competit- press gal- lery was one not to be forgotten. The ing the Objects Of the commission and of Quebec, And indignantly repelled the suxorDns. "Holloway's pills!" -in to thousand long - or. handsome uniforms of the offims of the have made their report, which -will & a laid charge. 31r. Laurier said that if the S. W. Sapsmith, a 'tinsmith of Gains. nages they utter s,Holloway's Ointment ill . An extension of dalrying,some improve- ' Royal Grenadiers, 48th Highlanders, Gov- , before yw. A bill to establish a national bench of the Province of Quebec did boro, N.W.T., committed suicide there We are filled with bounless wonder and I . ment; in the quality of our nrcaucta, and ermoi,,Gen(sral's Body Guard and Toronto F park will be submitted for your considera- not command the respect which it used by shooting himself through the head. astonishment that one man, one mind, one head, could devios the introduction ot the winter dairyin 9 movement would doubtless have come in ield Battery, the more sombre black an. -I silver of the Queen's Own Rifles, the tion. The extensive system of drainage which to command it -was because appoint- =cuts had been made, not by reason of Horace 0. Doncellue, a -wealthy pub- lisher of Chicago, Zut his throa t and fell plan and all this: and we say that, if one man has really done so, eourso of time without our aid, but they striking appearance of the members of the I inary' Tatmiaipalities had undertaLen in the particular qualification of the per- dead at his wife's feet. Mrs. Donoghue there inuat be some wonderlul curative pro- parties about his Pillsana Ointment.-Poot would not have come so soon, in as large a 'rutature, or Into all marts of the Dominion Ontario judiciary all tended to make such a picture as Toronto has seldom seen. Sir order to render their swamp lands fit for tillage, lea to difficulties in adju�ting pri- sons appointed, btit because of their favor -with the Gov&nmeni;. was at thatime readingaloudau account of the death of Col. Elliot F. Shepard. Closes Historical Notices. without the losterinj help of the Govern- Oliver Mowat and his Ministers sat in vats and municipal rights; these difficul- MARCH X-31on. MY. Daly introduced Arthur Wade, aged 23 of Watertown, ment. their places, and the pther members got ties could not be intisfactorily settled with- a bill regarding the Doininionlrfigation. Mich. shot himself' because Miss I have so much respect for the business as near to their proper seats as circum- out the :fullest possible information on all Company but said it was faot the intelx. Fr ' anIde Kinney would not become 1-dti sagacity and commercial integrity of the stances would permit. the issues involved; and to procure such tiOn to push the bill this � session. Mr. wife. Before he killedhimself he called O. 0. ErCHARns & 00. . members who compose the butter sad cheese association of Montreallhat I take On the floor of the chamber were nearly 850 seats, and every one of these -was occu- information my predecessor caused a cona- mission to be issued , question on the whole Foster said in answer to Aft. Laurier that he would be able to make a definite on the young woman and gave 'her his watch. GENTS. -My daughter Was apparently at I them into consultation as frequently as possible, and always appreciate the recom pied. The Ladies' and Visitors' galleries � s, each accommodated nearly 200 person' Of drainage. The report of the commis- sioners will be laid before yo u, and a bill statement regarding the French treaty to morrow. Mr. 3 ' �fflls, of Bothwoll.dr.ew FLOODS. .. the point of death with that terrible dis. ease diphtheria. All remedies bad faalled , mendationa which they make. I venture I to think that not one of them, or and the steepness of � the seats in these galleries enabled every occupa Tit to see all dealing -with the subject will be submitted for your consideration. attention to the alleged perversion of the Indian trust funds, He claimed that Floods caused by the breaking of an ' ' on the D;laware have damaged ' 'cafa but MINARDIS LINIMENT' cured bar - and I wnuld earrinagy iec6mmend it to . I -il any other individual - or firm an * over the house. The Spea"kees Gallery I 1. . The r9ports of the cowmissioners ,,.the $200,000 hhd been misapplied forpublic � ON, ore r and vineyards to the e.xtent of who may be in need of a good family medi- - gaged in the export trade in Montreal, con- held another 150 at leash, while -the press dehorning of cattle, and on assessment works instead of on behalf of Indian$. . $1,000,000. aine. , sliders that the work of our Department or Gallery itself -was filled even . . to over,, , lamf will be laic I before you, and will, I, Mr. Daly denied thid and read a t able of . � Therewas a great ice jamatBelleville, JonN D. Bourixanp. the action of the Government in connect- fl0wmg- . trust, be found useful. overdrafts. In order to keep Indi k . an wOr Thursday, and a slight overflow on to French village. ion therewith, is in the least degree com The Lieutenant -Governor read the speech A bill consolidating and, amending the 901mg it was necessary to make these some of the streets but no serious dam- petitive with their own business. On the in a firm voice easily heard in ever part of various Acts. Tesp acting the University of overdrafts on the revenue of the fund, age resulted. I ,� I contrary, it contributes opportunities to tVem for extending their operations and the richly ornamented chamber. Follow. ing is the text of � . Toronto, a bill consolidating and amend- the Registry Acts, a bill respecting La- The cost of the Indian branch of the in- terior Departmenthas been much redue. . . - Floods prevail now in southern Min- - RHEUMAT.1Sl1rCURED Ilq A DA�X-..L. conducting them more successfully, I � � Speech fVom the Throne: � Mr. Speaker and Gentl emen.of the Legig- bor Hens, and a bill with regard to Vot. era' Lists in cities, will, -with other bills, ed. Mr. Foster said that no money had been taken from the Indian trust funds. nesota, and the Chicago and North- western railway bridge at Rochester, south America Blieumatio Cure for mbau- , mstigm and Neuralgia radically cures ini 0 The Postmaster-Genor ';;?timate Jis I l,tiv., A ... mbl Y_ be submitted for your consideration. Mr. McCarthy was informed that the *inn., has been carried away, suspend- 3 da.vo. lis action upon the system is that the adoption of a two -cent postage, loss I It gives me great pleas ure to meet you. . The estimates for the current year, will, at an early date, be. submitted for Government 'had not decided -to go oJX with the North-West Territories Act. mg traffic. . . I . , rernarkablo and mysterious, It removes at once the cause and the disease immediat- rate would cause a .of $75,0,000 a year. That is rather too large a, sum as, a Legislative Assembly for the first time since my appointment as Lieutenaut-G ov_ your approval. They. will be found to have . At the evening session, on an item for " OF SOXENTjFIC T.RE.WD., I Lake Geneva, Wis., will be the home ely disappears -The first dose greatly benefits. 75 for the multitude who write few letters armor, and it is peculiarly gratifying that . I been prepared with all the economy con. sistent with the efficiency of tho $200,000 for immigration, Mr. Daly stat- ed that he was going tomake a number of the Yorkes telescope and observatory. cents. Warranted by 0, Lutz, Druggist. sug.14. or no letters to make u p out of taxation � for the benefit of the few write am privileged to do so in these bea'utiful . . buildings now so nearly completed and so. pablio service. . of chainges, among others would be the I The committee of trustees of the Chicago Uni 3r have so decided. I I iversit I -_ . . - - - 1. who many letters. . . I � * * well adapted for your accommodation and the convenience of the publio I' I am ,glad to feel .assured that your I islative labors during the press 169- nt session doing away with agents at Belfast . and, Dublin, The word Canada was ahouse- . c I . A CURE TOR 0011(itts.-There is no. re - medy that maskeo an largea percentage of . . - I I The succession tax imposed by the service. ' regret that the condition' of the work did, not aamit of my calling you together I at 411 will be characterlsed * by the same earnest care ai2d I thoughtful attention which have hold word in Great Britain owing to the activity of the agents. , He Proposed to Saintignon, is in complete accord with the'Viennese, predictions of a succession perfect cures as Dr. Wood1g Norway, pine In nearly every case 8 p of cough6, Ontario legisla, ture has now beenin force . about, a So far, $100,000 earli r day.- . I it ! to . - heretofore marked the work of the Lees lative Asserably of, my -native .Province. have the agents keep a record of the number in families of hombstead4ri I of cyclones around the Gulf of .Mexico during the summer months owing to ' a 0�r do!� stlams, bron�hitip, hoarseness, croup etc., its curative effects ar . a year. over has Accrued to the province, although is mea source of, historical in emember that terest to r . am addressing the . In 'The for al function over, many hun- � -MARCH 31. -The , House held. ibree I . I the earth. I . . � . . prompt, and � lasting. .11 I . I , on' sboub $1,000 of that amount has .I Legislaiive.Assambly of this province in dreds of ,citizens was prdsonted to his honor And Mrs.. Kirkpatrick, after the oessio2is yesterday. Hon. Mi. Laurier called attention'to the fact that Hon. . . . FERSO1q,&T,. I I Dyspap,siA. 01 1UND.-GENTLU : I I I . �;,..._�,._, URN- wax 'about beLpaidin. Thelavrgayetheexecut- I the first year of the second century � . of 'he which buildings were viewed. , . I Clark Wallacei Comptroller of Customs, Mf -Secretary of State Bayard has 'been troubled with .dyspepsia for four, , I era 18 months in which to Pay. over the . overnment's share of the Wacies, and existpnes of representative government in Canada. The progress of events from the I After the reception and while ' the Lieut. - leaving was a member of the fir M_ of Wallace Bros., Woodbridge, appointed.U. S. Ambassador to London, Rng�-, �to succeed. Mr, Lincoln. years.� noticed an advertisement of _' ,, Burdock Blcod,Bjtj�rs, so I started to usew ' is more profitable.to keep the mone, y first Parliament, opened, by his F Dicallency I Govermor.Simcoe, at Niagara, in to, .00 . Vern' was the . windo Ore - " building, a large n th w I 8 west- and of the pile wits . . I general m6kchants, . He, really, thought Mr. Wallace, . I the . I I L. G. Desjardins, ex-membar of par. � 'at it ithd soon.found- Ant -'there was nothing ' ' to , . � qual it.*; It took just,thr,ae bottles to � the bank at interest as long as pos- . le, � than to hand it to .th`e I at , I ,1792� the opening of this Parliament to -day, . blaivii in. No.6 -w9oinjured. .1 I me I I I Freser(tation I comptroller of revenue, should not be, all importer himself: ' It was a condition . liament forVIslet, present clerk of the legislative council in Quebec, was I I � eff6ct a perfect cure in iny�o� a. . -, a province . � Co. I The largest sum coming in froni: 1". I show� what great strides have bedii, made , towardsthe developiment-'of the country to S11. Oliver. , � , I I I ' � At the � close. of the receptiOn.Sir Oliver of � affiiirs contrary to gdod g0erriment. Mr. Wallace, in ieply, said his firin did . esentaillb. Ottawa with' Pr a . watch 6haim. by big friend .and' Conservative I S. I I , I , BItRT.', J'Rlilj?,� 7i'gham,'bmt.. � , . � , . , , .� I K 1.1 At� the -'meeting of- th'a Executive Ono source is thab from the Roberts 13cabeat Oftowa,'amounting to � ijearly - I , and the onlarvenient' of Ab a _ I privilegea:6f citizenship under t - he cou9titution given'to Mowat Was presented with an address and . . A.Tortrait of lifiriself;.'exectited by 'Mr- not import, but that.he would. sever his , connection with the firm, 1. I .1, I 11 I . � , . - - � , . , . THE. FAI?XERs, co UNER, � c m - nliti6el DI -il]6' synod of 0 I . - I Rurou held in� Lojpdoa,7on Tburgday, lat%t,. . � I I ,25,000 . . 1. .. * # - . I us by the linper 141 Pailiament. As -a' native of Ontario, and for many years in. Harris, of kontreal. The ch T , amber Was thronged with, people and a good I .In reply -to Mr. CoAs;korth Mr. F -'k said no ac- - Ost' tion taken I I I . May 11. has ,been proclaimed Arbor day in Manitoba., I � Mr. T. D. , I , " , , 1 Stork eY, of%St. Marys, and the Rev. Can. - on Young; Rect6r'-of Wbodhog!10, The Pharmaceutical Society is endea- connected with the, public life ,of . Cdnada, .I rejoice to believe that under our many spectabors yet. 'remained, " Mr. Speaker BaIldutyne prosid6d, - would be re prohibition Mail- itobm,until the report of the Prohibition , , . I � A Boston svndicate is trying to buy or were, 1. . appoliated commissioners ,to investigate and � . i ., wino, to secure legislation , t, which wily � � event the sale of drugs by any but present -with, the I � , . , elations f�mpiro ,,*a can enjoy everyTight � � he T address was'be engrossed I a 12" "y 'and , . Commission Nv,as received. The Senate amendment,& to the. Witness and, Evi.., lease thelbin ing twine faetoryatBrant, , I 4 � I I I .. I . � ford. . . . . I t � ]us . ad -certain matters 6founsiderAble im- , � I portAnce, n&ctingr the HIM'Scopal OoDgre. �.� � censed, druggists. Oneeffeot of such a and privilege, necessary to the fullest exereir -govei ime.h. � 1� ,a of self ,n and illuminated b'.u.(11 I. very rich , covers. The portrait, which is life si 70, is dence Act were ,discussed and the bill . I 11 . - Mr� William Handrie, jr., shi ed 1 � P gations of Prosp8et Hill�'Kirkton, St. � � a P triek's,Biddulph �nd�Grautom W would be to prevent the countr I I Y orekeepers f rom selling. p itent medict- . I I I I It xffor4s me pleasure to state that the I hary e8t of the Past year,, 'while not so � mounted in a very handsome gilt frame. It represents the Preniier sitting at a table Passed. - I . Hon. Mr. Foster I stated that- Paaqia. from Hamilton 60 horses to be sol? to - the British arm' � I I y, I �1 . .11 I I GREWX-EEM on &n,kTOREi. I "your I � ,,$. There are hundreds of 'Places In ntarlo, especially inthe outlyin g'dis- abundant as that of 1891, was still a satis- I . factory (ina. The awakening, in his library. The likenesF3 is ext,,emely , good and the.poss easy and natural. The ment would not be asked to ratify the French treaty this year. It liad�,been I . � I I � AMONG RAILROAD DIEN. '13lood'Ptarifier; Physic � borse well with Dick,s I � � I feed on 80ft�Aooling food. . , otp, where the pat ant medicine is the , I ly general of apicultuhsts in th 'im. � . e province tQ the 'Orhr'i �wa 6P Ascribed for by friends,and T,duiirl th"mugho-at siated'that th e Canadian,Government, I I acting in a Way in whi I ch they could not 1 , . Rails have been laid on the Lake Erie I and Detroit River" railr . oad as far as cover : keep hinx blean and dry and'ho will ,re-' I , in time. Washing vvith onatilo soAp, medical aidwitbin'thirtymiles of the ,portanca or., ' the proprietary �'Ile Many of . of the dairy industry and ,of its more expended. development is a pparent the province. � � kr. I'Vin. Ch I ristie read the Address and apt, had caused u mL bairka, in Loadon aiij . ' . I 11 Ridgetown. I and , .1 vrarm water will be nFeful I ifthe IegA.__111` 1� il I I I � ad !'i"s a're good, if Many are worth- , I' . from the increasing number of creameries I I . .1 Sir,Oliver Mowat in a feeling reply, sketch. Paris, and heLWA8gl adto state that these I . I I statements were unfounded. All proPler . S. H. H. �Clarlr has withdrawn his resignation and will continue are eareftilly bi it gently rubbed af ter each I I I ,,,h1,g. Do not use bandages, What is � I " atid theyare cbeap. They are ' "" a,, nently adapted to the wants of a and cheese factories established during the. past yea,*. The instruction given by means � ed tbe politic 11 I ext) and ions o w s -al evento in his career since I t, f hat hab�en said have the inau I gurAtion of the Legislative 'As b n maLle, and. neitherin Paris nor h( - ee as presi- dent of the 'Union Pacific railroad. . I � � his I I - , I I mcat dosfrableiito ,keep his skin dry. and � i b;ood, thorougfi Ily � , , cauntry� and tiny legislatio w cc rt which I 11 in inteifere with their sale will oper� I L',,,, of the traVelling, dairy has been attended I with gratifying, results, andis - still eagerly 'f' sexably,in 1867. � � � I ,I SP6�ker Ballantyn� accepted the portrait - I � M� donis there' any feeling which would , ' I.. I I warrant such a declaration., No dis. , POLITICAL COVENNTIONS. I I some 'The Macdonald club of Montreal is ,,purities 000led. It may take, , I time to get rid of the fever and Ira- in tbeVopil that bava caused the- , - to the disadvantage, of those least � � I eought for. The ap ciati , pre ion o practical' info,Mati()n and ailvanced niethods in , on behalf, of the province, I to' have, 'beell agitatingfor a Dominion tr Courtesy, was intended . I . , ., I Conservative � 8 I will a'. I.. I ouble,butDick"lijood Purlfier� C. to tear it. 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