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Ur, Tay/or pre
amend the ehart
burg & New \roe
to change the nat
can Railway Co
tirst time.
Ur. Intuit; aske
of the CI overtime
,orude petroleum.
gas.
Mr. Foster sai
yet in a position
on this subject.
dr. McCarthy
for a ret
Pppea s to the R
Privy Council on
before that body
those relating to
fares and the pr
said extortion.
Mr. Haggart sa
to bringing down
only two cases lsr
referring to traffi
lied been satisfite
oases related to
highways,
Mr. McCarthy
missed the disc
lainne lines as that
e propose, which
moved by the in
Mills)- He did n
the conclusion th
Looking at the hi
ought to be well
sulsetantiel justio
the way we were
Government resp
ing Canadian inte
impossible for Ca
respeotive of t
they did not see
presentative, not
of, but in conju
.representative a
,peared to him a
smormous interes
interests in the U
other power elm
authorities at
trade was clone w
difficulties wrists,
the G'overninent
begged to move
seconded by Mr.
opinion of the
commercial inter
United States of
of the political q
respiring adjustm
and the neighbo
tend to the wive.
and the promotio
between the two
sentative appoint
the Dominion, s
Her Majesty's
attached to the s
ister at Washina
watch, guard, an'
Canada."
Mr, Casey, mo
respondence cone
W. Ingram as Co
Thomas, Ont, el
secured the lilac
assistance to his
West Elgin.
Mr. Ingram wa
anent of hisbroth
gentleman to mali
and to pursue the
creditable to hiini
OTTAWA, May
the chair at 3 o'c
Mr. Coetigan
an Act to amend
Mr. Laurier sal
some explanatio
simply stated th
the /sTorthwest te
for the change.
removed the res
imposed on the
regard to the sal
Sir John Tho
Act of last year
lature power •t
clauses of the
and in accorda,
lature had pesse
provisions and au
On the item ea
Mr. Carling,
plainecl that M
whom 51,500 wa
gaged by the G
sum was paid: 1
veterinary inspec
taken by the Gov
Mr. Landerk
number of inmet
eadie.
My. Carling -'l
the same as last
On the item of
Canal.
Mr. Mills (Bat
traordinary that
on. the north sid
already had one
-to him a waste o
considering our h
the immense exp
put to in other w
pursuing a very t
Mr. Hag,gart
cider' to deepen
was decided to b
cause it was foun
sive to deepen tl
a depth of 14 f
one. The total
deepenino• was 51
the eystellF, inch,
was yet to be ex
On the item
Sir Richard C
'Government tr.e
these °meld.
Mr. Ilaggart s
.ernment Was the
reason a larger a
was because the
at present. -
" Mr. Bowell, rc
Edgar's motion,
miter very fully
reflected upon a
It had been pair
were not of th
ShOldd be when
that man a MM
stake. It was
,General that he
meet the charge
an investagatiOn
vrelate d to any t
the Cirown in hiti
•who conetrunted
The GoVernineh
respoffai)ility in
/Minister of the (
, amendment whi
with the cippror
.country:
That frOm ,the a
...Tames D. lilclgar.
thereon by Hen
Clattwright and I
in this Mime it
tion. of Mt. Edinit
nir A. P. Cdrotio;
Mentbet of the PI
*MVO offenoos
withstanding ths
cited did nob in
nehatgeS against him; 'that the
,
fol owing 18810
meetings,ve
4j,
M N ,
i PARLIA E 1
Ohntgas and allegatione am indicated be' the
titlftemooto of danice D. Edgar and Commente
thereon by the members aMretale .as AA,
. .
a third•in WI, aY TlieY have net visited °dud'
e - • ie . a 1••,' ' ' is.
.0rOinn couriales. ene the Government at;
no, illforrnetion cte to when their ort is to
bekriladoe.osti8au, ,4 .
hill further to amend the
. " ' - •
Ittlaed Aevetmd Aet was 1'004 a third thee
and naseed., , ..
, Mee Tan or
htte tonienfiteeelnetvuk‘8.1etilhattll tthee0YeeentAe the
Fisherhiee Ant, ei, p!abled, ,thnt at ,011e thne it
twAent tell?, httptel0Tetedehiaiderel1plirseheltgye4d.,'elnear.
varliolle Ogee Scaeorke Were made. Wlthoat
nelsieving the deeired result Mall rnsPeets
and the, •series were beeomin
' ' - - g exhausted.
.. . g Ps v, . by t e. decrease in _he
size :of the obi: ors e se 1 io
, , 1 t. auelit, A comp les , n
'‘Ms appointed some Snare age and investi-
gated whole enieStion. by . I' r1113" t 4 n ° e
nt th • '
0 . e ieduetry wee ishown by the feet that
in 189(1 the eateh was 110566.732 penman
evalned at -6)4480344° tI.4 Maine th,et° "'I
"een sem' "nPrevemen eee4use of tne'reg°'
latioa Prohibiting the sale of inlisters of lees
than ten inchee
n. - ' ' s • ' '
- Mr. Bowers' Said he believed the length,
regulation for lobsthrs in Maize was 10.
inelres. . - . . , . '1
Mr. Tupper said' he loelived that. the,
n ..t, n d n . • d t late. .t,
Irm a- - ()eh' raise 0. While 1
wes• tree .that ,the close season had led to an
imProvement in Canada he proposed to
make a indica chat - i .. . . e en
ge In the law anti ll t
depend 'Tea 11•?ef:' seasons in '111:tere; The
resent size limit in C nada ' ' i '
. •a was Pm aches..
Pbeine lower , than in en ' other portion - Of
n. • V P
.Arilorica,- It Was true the limit was larger
than In. England, eo all ( Sweden; or ere*
S tl ci '
'where in Europe but it was likewise true
- '
that the lobster- ja this side of the Atlantic
. .•
Wes, larger than his European brother.
The debate on the Lobster Limaineese bill
wee ' continued b M' • - ' '
• eesrs. Burne, White
(Shelburne); Forbes, Mecdon aid R. ,
. . (- mg ",
P. E. I.), Bowers and Yee.
The motion Was •oarried,' and the House
i e n, e
went into Comm•ttee of the Whole o the
rsiill. It made someprogress and re orted
P
The House Went into Committee on Mr.
.Tunner's bill further to araencl the Fisheries
- - .
Act, and reported progress.
On motion to go into Supply. -
Mr. Edgar said he would like to call the
atten.tionof the ' House to the prese 'tun-
satisfactOry condit'onof the ' hat law.
copyrig,
n May, I M 1889, an act was passed by the
H important• e -
House making and aovantaemous•
chan es •n the copyright 1 Alth u h
g .1. .., sew. ° "
more than three years had now elapsed.
siuce that statute was assented to, the Ant
is not vet in o eration. There -was a provn
. .
BLOU 0 t 04 BUJ. 11 3 a 1 no come
i h td 9 n t t}it 'tshould . t '
• f 1. i • h id
into force note a proc emation s ou
be issued by tee Governor-in-Couneil.
Thabproclamationt ' • -
a was no yet. is-
stem , e s a u enot een.
I the t t t had .
disallowed , by the Queen, - therefore
it could not be disallowed by the English
G taccording t tn, t• ' •
overnmen , o our eons 1 u Ione
Sir John Thotri sem said he was lad to
p g
kno the h f the h
w from e speeo o e on. gentle-
.confirmed.
that they ' agreed th• -
llataey °Pon Is matter.
He had not changed his opinions as ex-
reseed. The proclamation was not issued
I', cause the original as ns meal st it still
e--re o , e n ,
held good. A clause suspending the law
bad to be inserted in the bill of 1889, be-
a ques ion upon e rn-
cause it was t.which the I
LIR po icy
pe ' 1 Government had a distinct 1' and
ecaui
se t was one affecting nternational
b i .
•Th' G t had t 't '
relations. is overnmeno vem in
order that the views of her Majesty's Gov-
en= t ' ht b ' '1 1 Th
en mig e mac e, mown. e pro-
elame,tion had not been issued b s h
ecatme her
Majesty's Government had not withdrawn
h ' ' b* t• t the A t beingt '
t eir. o jest ions o e a put m
fere, . 'do
•
Mr. Davies called attention to a circum-
-
s mace whichhad come is
tl d to knowledge't
1 t h A • Act • d
within ie es our. nwas. pe,ese
by the Legislature of Prince Edward. Island, '
alterin the constitutionf the P • d
g ao e rovince and
dein,' away with the resent Houses of ,t,die.•
p •": • np m • P d ..b 't t• '
rovincia ar lament an, . su sti. u ing-one
House. This was an Act clearly within -the
f the Legislature,t th 1..* te nt
power o e ye . e ieu na •
ovornorreserve i or the.
Gr • bad d 't f Governor--tr-
General's . approval. The right of - the
Lieutenant -Governor to reserve bills had
been clearle defined by the Department Of
Justice in former cases. He read from
Bourioet to the effect that in these
matters the Lieutenant -Governor acted
upon ad.vice of his Ministers. He
quoted also from the opinion forraillated
by Sir John Macdonald, as Minister of
Juetice in 1873, condemnatory of the Lien-
...
tenant -Governor Of Ontenio for holdiug for
• , ..
the Governor -Generals assent the 'Dianne
' e
Incorporation Bill, . that bill being clearly
• h' the jurisdictiont the
wit in se o • eLegislature.
He quoted also the opinion of the present
Chief Justice McDonald, of Nova Scotia,
•Ministerf Justice' 1 88‘)1.
when,o in . m quoting
and approving the opiniiin of Sir John Mae-
r. .. amp as o, i.general1.
doneld. M ' D k d 'f
instructions were given to Lieutenant-
Governors on this subject, whether special
- • •
instructione were given to theLieutenant-
Governor of Prince Edward Island, nd
a--
Whether that officer acted unconstitutionally,
in o e y e advice o
'refusingt b.guided thf
his Ministers. •by
Sir Thompson Salins rue ions
S' JohnTh 'd that • t t•
t
were annex . o the commissions of liens
tenant -governors, but he woulLI not like to
ea what those instructions on this subieet
y • „ , .. ,,
were but he was sure they were not in eon-
, . . . ,
filet with the opinion given ley Sir John
. Macdonald on this subject. As to special
instructions , . , .
none were . 14-031. IR is case
this
,
' himself' - -other member of
either by. ea amy
the Government. ' With regard to the don-
_. . - • - -
i t f the It " Id hardly
s titutiona i y o - e action e eon _
think the hon. geuelemen was correctly
informed on the subject. ' . '
. Mr. Laurier said this was art exceedingly
e d if the information of the
seueus matter, an . _. ,
member for Queen's (Mr. Davies) was cor-
rect, it was a matter which must engage the
. , ,
attention of the House at an early date.
, •Committee Sup-
The Honse went into of
. ,, ., , •
ply, taking up the estimates on canals:
' the 1 S It Canal,430 000 .
Ore e 1 em au $ , ,
AMER nEoESs.(Please
e remaining 1 ems under canals were
Th ' • 'tthink
- , , -
agreed to. • -
. On a,vote of $152 000 for increased en-
• - - '' -
oommodetion at 'Halifax, ,
. Mr. Davies strongly opposed• the reselu-
the G t d' 1' t ' 1 ' "I
tion as e overnmen i; no exp am or
' . - • d .
whet the item was require .
- a. that .there • ts
Mr. Bohol' suggest°. ail ...ere wen,.
, be e, long discuseion on ,he nat,erna,1 manage.
• ' ' .not
ment of the Intercolormillater on, this item
. -
should stand. .120
' h ' ' ' . I ' -r
T e Home edjourned at 10. 0 p. m. ,
.
IV Aran" A MEATH listErfdritE
—.-
1.4lete 4 4, Great Heal orEOrtetaltlY thatUne
Moe',
'
*ow,* F91 Frown Lovoo,
Ote•matese Rpfress, *wee giadt other Floral
,
ISSUE NO 20. 1892
r
,enteci. bine to .revive eind
sr of the Ottawa. Morrie.-
; Aujimr 0,y cempeny, wen
le to the Canadien-Anteri.
• -
petty. which Wos read a
a if it• wee 010, intention
at to lower' the duty on
teed in the manufacture of
' .
, the Government eves not
„ .
,
, to hullo:14e' jt intenttoil
.
Moved two resolations
- - • -
ern .,upota. the euhjeot a
ellWay Committee of • the
be klubjeet of Casesbreuglet
generally, and pert/eider:1n,
he regulation Of rates Ana
pventien of discrimination
. , — •
id there Was no ObjectiOn
the Paean's. There were
>tight before the committ. ee
; arrangements and they
. . 0
;orily disposed of. Other
tossings of railways' and
.
. . .
said he was sorry to have
:manila, 'sernewhet en the
i Which -be was about to
arose over; a resolution
melba' for Bothwell ('Mr.
. .
ot desiM tee. pared with
i House then Arrived at.
. ,
story. of this oeuntty, eve
satisfied and feel that
• • ' .
had been done' to us - in
• . ' -
lealt with' by the 'Inmerial
,
;oting the miestions affect-
rests. . Although it was
-
lade. to work treatiee ir
,
se ImPerial Conernmene;
why the could not have a
in any. Berne independent
, ,
.otion with the Imperial
Washington. This ap-
practical step. . We nate
ts at Washington, larger
tilted States than with any
,pthig only -the Imperial
,oudein. Nearly half our
ith the United States, and
env arose between us and
.
of that country. .• He .
the following resolution,
Weldon : , "That in the
OUSe, ill' -view of the vast
este existing between the
. ..
kineriaa and Canada, and
.estionS, from time to time
' • •
ent between,the Dominion
,
ring Repablia, it would
ecement of -those intereste
i of a better understandiug
',tient- • - , .
ries were a rept:-orx•
. ,
ed by the Governinent of
. .Into
ibjeet to the approyal of
• • '
Imperial admeers, and
aff of Her Majesty's Min,
;on, specially,. charged to
1 t the interests of
represen e
- e -
'ing for eS return of all cor-
;ming the appointinent of
[lector of Customs at St.
timed that he had only
. . .
s by rendering particular,
brother, 'the member for
only defendedthe appoint-
er. It illbecame the hon.
:e the charges he had done,
tactics which were dis-
;elf. •
,
• 3. -The Speaker took
, .the
lock. .
Loved the second reading of
the „Inland Revenue Act
.d. the House would expect
,
i of this Measure. It was
et the bill was to apply, to
rritory; and give no reason
It would appear that it
frictions which ,have been
Torthweet territories with
; of liquor., .
- .
ipsonmointed out that the
gave the Northwest Legis-
, repeal the prohibitory
'orthwest Territories Act,
ice therewith that Legis,
an Act repealing the said
bitituting a license system.
;tie quarantine, 515,000,
•eplying to Mr. Lister, ex-
t McEachern V. S to
; paid last year, wee en-
r ove rn me nt; and that this
'or his - Services aii• chief
.
tor. All his time was not
. .
'eminent. ' . ,
is asked what was the
is in the lazaretto. at Tra-
•
,
:there are 2n inmates, about
year. • •
400,000 for the Soulanges
' - .
hwell) said it did seem ex-
- •
this canal should be built
- -
e of the - river when we
on., the south. It eeemed
' publicm ney especially
' • ° '
igh rate of • taxation en.d
enditure the country .was
143'0. He thoughtwewere
' . •• , '
Lnwise course. ..
. - ,
mid years ago it was cm-.
he canals. 'The reason it
u'ld th can1 s be
'1 -e new ° n'' If?' --
.d it would be more expen-
,e cane]. on. the smith side te
:et than to build. the new
money expendedin cane
' ' 1
l7,415,000,, mid to coinplete
..dindthe &mit canal there
e '
'ended $15 000 000.
• - ' ' -
of $74,000 for ' the Trent
• . .
' '.
er wrige . e
6 ' 1 taskedwhat th
ent to, do in future about
r - • , -
- - -
aid the policy of. the Gov-
' 'b .I ' Th
'fInni,...° as 1 a waYe.woase. e
410ilot WOS not aiiKe'x for
,
.revenue would not' iustif '
- "
'
' • ' the debate oet Mr.
sseening . . _ n .
Said he. did not intend to
. ,
- ittto this questicip ' which
member �f theGoVertunent.
- * ' ' •
ited out that the charges
'
at definite character they
, i .d
.a man s reputation, ,an
.ster f the 'C ' s' t
' ° Crown* was a
Stated by the Postmaster-
' - • ' - - ' '
was . prepared not, only: to
iiiit,..-waF; aintioue to have
* t' h' d ' ' f .,
m o is, eon net so far as it
ratisaetion ea a Minister of
' connection with the parties
., . • .
tue railways in question.
: did not desire to shirk any
, s ' -
volving tim character of a
4 H ' Id
He would Ineve an
erown. 0 e
)h would, he thought, Meet
re',1 Of the llouse and. of the
- • • .
,
:
-toresaid statements made by
and Conntiiiiitit And argninent
,ix,,Ad : min..;sr •Roiare
'sf,r, Edgar MAI their ,,Pliteen
pears that ItInaj' the. Wen-
1)yr tuch itteteinetinte eharge
, ineiriben Of the Inetienand a
I- C . t il 1 Cann it Witii
yy mane O , • . _ .. .
,nd ' dereliction 61 'de ,ee net-
,t, 641a athulimnt6 '44,11." l'C'''
teaded to be mono in tee statement
Intiasin2 etloy,l'814 tiiiimetiusdieiverierhoonQOateboefe tlscie itleakros
St. debit itailtean Co. reeeived by way ef bonne
frein the D01141'1194 subsidies emounting in tne
aggPegAte to uPwardS Of 51,00,000, *Mph subs
satins were vo:ed by Parlianteet upon recent-
mendetionref Ministers ot the Omen.. (2) That
dueinntlie whole -of the said neried Sir A, P.
illiCiaerottzrads mind sun is pilule)* 9 ..of tto dooarerl.
- '•nf 1on--° - -. _Meaty! el vy oftil
ices or Canadae aneetinieless108.82a. tarTitheart .coterini.,?,
iteuse cif Connuone
the said noriod., eed while the Queen() et Lake
paSttaJ041 elitaealleNeYaYesw'tlehesinate°enestterine°11014 olt•I;1.
A P Caron knowingly aided and par-
ticipated in diverting the sag - subs) -
' f • ni • • • • • - s) e
dies lo the PiliPosti rot which th y were
emitted by receiving f ,or electien PurPosos
Yrom the railevey companr, or .construction
cempaziy, or One of thera, or from II.J. Been*.
manager • Pt direCtor of the Ficiid railway
°s . L01 n ib sX )1( 1.0* ineYs : laabr ga e out sumostio;nfoinneeytisayraolusbtdofb.tplenstalt'ne
credit of the seine, ,and also dineen the said
Period, did further knowienler so aid and Per-
ticipate by obtaining from, the said conmemee,
or One of thin payments out of the said. sub-
sidiee,'andOnt of the moneys raised by the saki
companies or elle of them or on the credit Of
e. ee ,',neney for oe'etion
ptillierp806,311Mageo aidinthe election Of the said
of. A .k, 0 * a
t . . ato and other members tif tie
House, and supporter s of the Government of
Which he was a menibet. (I) That after smite
of, the last mentioned payments. were so ob-
tsjsted and mass silo sane en Anp. Caron, in
consideratieu thereof, eitrruptIn aided , and
,assisted. the Said 'compenn to obtain further
,stibSidies from the Dominion ,Parliament. (5)
That ' since' he 't October,' '85 the Temis.'
erlrohuattan Railwayt 6th . recelened ' various
subsidies from the Donainiop, amountiog ,
in , all to about $9-4200,• -and than Sir A. p.•
',°P-ri'°n: khcrwisRlY al ed and PartiolPated ill
diverting the said subsidies frorn thopurpose
for which they were mooted by receiving teem
the said. company large sums of money out of
the sa id au- beidles or out of the moneys raised.
on the credit Of the sarae, and. also by obtain-
ii g inlet t f •cim the said company or out of •
1 pi en s iy
• the niOneys' inieed by namnents of the same to
aid in his eledtiori as a member of. the House
of Commons and in the election of other per-
ems as nieMbers of the House. (6) ,That,
aeter some of the last-mentioned. payments
-were to Obtained and meths, the said Sir A. P.
Caren, in considetation thereof, corruptly
aided and assisted the said company to obtain
further and .other subsidies from Parliarneet
' (7) That •the said . Sir A. P. Caron mis-
appropriated public moneys for the pun -
one.of corrupting the elect ra,to of -Canada
fe wit : a ' portien of the °moneys Toted
as subsidies as before stated. (8) That the
' Crown, having been advised to appropriateb6hlieshalT,P'i
'large Slime of ptiblic money for the purposes to
Wit ; of tae said subsidies: such -moneys or a
portion of them were diverted from the ma-
poses for which they were so appropriated and0
ple.ced in the hands of thcosaid Sir .4. P. Caron
for the purpose of corrupting the electors of a
certain portion of Canada. (9) That the said
Sir A. P. Cetron•had an understanding that the
said subsidies, or some of, them, so voted or
with one or more of the railway recommended, . . . . .,
y
con -mantes participating in the said appropria-
don or with some person or persons interested
in the said appropriations, that ' the moneys so
a I • i • i n
appropri tec by Parbame it or a pcn t on
ot it should go to him. (10) That the
said Sir A. P. Owen entered into a corrupt con-
spiracy With the said comnanies or one ormore
' of them. 'That in I he opinion of this House it
is expedient that an inquiry be made, so as the
ru li or felsit of the age ations last mere
t, t , y a]legations ,
tioned, and. numbered. one to ten, being .the
allegations and charges included. in the original
statement of Mr. Edgar and those made in the
course of , debate theteon, and that for that
purpose this House deems it proper and con-
vement that the evidence relating to such alle-
gations and charges should be made by. one or
more commissioners, to be appointed under
chap. 114 of the Revised Statutes of Canada.
and having all the force mentioned therein, and
tbat such evidence should lte laid before the
House when completed. ,
The proposal to refer the charges to a
"
commission named by the Government wee
greeted with lotid Oppoeition laughter.
Sir Richard Cartwright said one thing
.
. . .
was very clear, and that was the pitiable
position to which the Ministry were re-
-
duced on this present occasion, because it
was quite plain that they intended to re-
fuse any investigation until they were
compelled to do so by preesure from within
the partyorfrein opinion expressed through-
out the country. If the Minister 'of Jim-atELLTA
tioe's name would not live for anything else,'
it would live like that of -a former judge,
s
-who deemed it proper that an accused per.
son might be allowed to substitute an'
entirely' new set of charges from
those originally preferred, and that
the accused should select their own
judges It will be tidings of comfort and
joy to that much abused set of persons, the
criminal classes. In the 'Pacific Scanclid,
when the charges were made against
Sir John Macdonald,, although he refused a
cornmittee, he did not attempt to vary or
alter the charges made. When did the
Government propose that this cornmiseion
should Sit 9_ They would have no 'right to
call the members of this House before s .
7
cOmmission appointed by themselves, when.
ever they 'chose. The members of this
House were responsible to this Efouee alone.
•
He could not believe the peotne Of Canada
hal sunk so low as to tolerate an intetfer-
ence with the prerogatives of the people.
, ,
For his part he would Taus° to ' appear
•
before snch a commission and answer for
anything he had• said from his seat in Par-
1' t H moved this amendment to the
'amen . e
, .
amendment:
Tat all the words'of the amendment be left
t ' d th followingdd d t the original
crin at e a e o e
motion: That this House refuses to allow the
investtgation into the - charges preferred by J.
D Edgar, a 'metieber of this Howie in his place
.
D. e . S' AdolpheP Caron,ted
in the House, against Sir P.
also a member thereof, to be removed. from the
control of Parliament and. to he cortm-iitted to
one or More commissioners, to be appoieted
the ' ' ' d t• f 'd 8' • Adol b
upon e recommon a ion o said n p e
P. Caron and his colleagues. That this House
views with repugnance ' the proposition to
permit the person accused to vary ani alter the
, f ' • • ' •
charges pre erred against him, instead thereofg
- n • 'd • b
to 811 statute a new set of charges lawn up y
himself and his colleagues, and that such a de-
mond, no less than the prepoSal- thot'the said
charges should likewise be investigated by per-
sot s -to be appointed by himself and his
colleagueS, is entirely unprecedented and op-
posed .to pa,rlia,meietax7 • law and nsage, as
settled by the Parliament on the Mother.Ceurn
try, is a violation of the privileges of the mem-
bers of ,this Houseeand is designed to elude and
defeat the ends of metice. ' '
' Mr. Edgar taaid,that he was hardly • pre.
. . • • • - t
pared to hear the , resolution moved by he
- • . . . . . -
inister of Militia to-ciay. He thought
' • ' h -
that the charges might have been referred
to a Renal Commission,although it would
- ' • -
have been objectionable. The Ministry
- . • . '
e a aid to face a ri unal made u two
were fr t 13 n
-
to ono of their followers. A very imp.ortant
clause• of the ch s d that .•
charge was suppre se , in
' ' 11 dV nd 1 h C
which it was a ege that Sir .. o p, e aron
was a member of the eonstruetion Company
. . . .
f the Lake St John Railway. Another
° • ' -- • - ' -
clue, to the effect that during the period
''' r
91. oken of Sir Adolnhe eetron received lenge
-P - - , . • - e
' me of money out of the subsidies or from
UU - Y ' - ' , i -
the Men beneficially affected by the earae
• • • . • :* ,- ,- . i
was also left out. Did the Government
' • - • , • .. .
expect tbat he would come before a coinerne.
- . ' • • n
nosier of their own appointment ? 1 e hoped
h w Id notbe 1 t t 0 reeneet an a mem-
e • en - ° 80 " - '
her of this House as to submit to sueh a
,
d' that ' '
Preece mg as - .
1 ' g
The dtvitdon bells rang, short er after
o'clock this (Thiirsclay) inOrning; and Mr.
B II' din t carried b a vot6
°WC, S aineri en was , y
-
of 105 to 63. • , 'my
-"'. - - '. '
Mr. Desvdney Ind on the table the coffee-
gondence . respecting the northeastern
,- ,• . • .. .cl '- ,
Is ' and a
ounclry.of the Province of , ue,ec
euteinaty report of the Geological Survey
. ..
Mr. - 'Fe t ' ' I . t - .ivi ch6.,rlt'n,'
, 8 el:0 ..r°1)-YOY S P...., . . ?
tend tne MOMPera Of tho t-coyal uominismon
appointed th inV.estigatothe effeets of the
lintior tinfrfie upon ell interests affected by
,,,,....• dy ',,/ A '''' L. ! ' i - 4...: -0
in in nement, eneuer- etitnoril ot a veins OA
ibis House of the 24th of , lino, 1801, are
Sir Joseph .Ilickson, Montreal ; , Mr; E, k''.
of kt iros nto . 4 'tl, 6 m Ti, , id 13 0 k.
Or )' • r° t " -g 0 ena , r 0
ville • Mr, .G.. A. Chgault 'Renville and
.., ye, ..„ e. e. , ..... „ , I. . . e,
1tev., Dr., N1,0.1 -1000i ffrederieton, N. 13. nir
iloseph Ilitikson Wait chairman The eom•
. ,
Ino %%rennin ,
pi • p '
aYo in .aris tlsaelly begin et 8 o'clock
and miter didsh until. about Midnight. The
orchestra never playa between the acto eo
•, SavorifeS. '
begin
44 neen na your Sweet peen to rine
pr,oniefOr nom. 0 kind of a Suppert for them,. '
Do 'not put your house -plants out berore
NOTV
zr
4,1vorrismsnura kirtrelPd/ly1"mg e3411:io'Lr hi' °rooter
a a - °
tghatetrieo.tonenetienadanieredinuernitlagtothreamt-tairnisioi.n tnetiot,
It1s a matter of some formality to get
ivo.t,,,,),11F4'10)nocihet, t13411i.neattretb4ste•gu 0041 do
ooassdoinu
free Anterioa-throw down a few silver car
• wheel, with an ugly goddess. of libetteS on
One ado and a lentil,' ' ncreeniing Arnetiean
really Warni. iire4theicoin'e,s.. A. cold night
ntedr he'Rett e'l'eng• awl' °hill ecene of the
ontIersco. wtt• of e It neer° denote km' els;"
.
, For Producing rich .effeete on t.he lawn
fete ..ishosto,. ,4.14,, nrors, strskso, than the
rich -lie. or, neater oll plant. It is easily
grown fret° the seed ' -
' Perhaps the' bet " general ' purpose "
S s, ss s ,,,„,
Ab tIN INS.' Idlyk OF-HOM. ALEX.XA(-
menpterate AS ' jo,'°14- zie,l'nt"wel• Beenenkielates
i • cr ry, 44 ' 914 , . , OSS,
Entelnorenevdo. itlegeondorteio' M. etekenn,nzne4f4ttOtinay 0,41,1111,
out , s , __ ..... s.s.,...,- ; we,. ......„,... e.e. . . ...•-•,,,...
39 cents' . $acun' agencoYI;It°,11peeeitieer
Toronto, Oat, '
CEIgle on the other, ann ent,er the theatre
' ' ,
and take your seat. •
If sem me, h a good piaoc, yoa ,maat. go to
the theatre from fou to ten days in. ad-
'vanes if the Play. is a popular ,oro,, politely
teknoff.yout hat to the ugly and cross old
f.enlale in the bon -office end. humbly ask for
clematis Is eacknunn with large vtolet.
blue flowere. , '1
,
/he soariet.itowerizooaa je a very pretty
Plant' to train IV abelut the WbedOtte ,
' The herbaceous some are ineiconn the
most beautiful of Our hardy plants- a roets
hw-PiukfleWere' ; S. alba, White. ' ' .'
,
falIPERIM neenner t Zi 0 rENCII, ift..;
,• eet,e enione nee ;nes AUL'
J)
...,• ' . e :447e t'Titiit17.:' II. e
1,4 poornatoptclan. v s i
suessinss,amssessssissmiassus Wit S .
nee enetteene ine tanintesnerteet •,• gr .
. •
,,. ..TRALNAN'aurck. co_ _
No. 71 Bell street Hattie:tore, and.
. . , . ,
the, seat you wish. When sheltie ,finished ,
discussing the latest styles f R ' with
rom, lama wi
her aseiStanti she Will gruffly 'exclanitt .
,,$ Comment !,', . - , * *
. . -
You must not reply, as a'friend of mine
• •. ,
did
When tho hydtangea is corning MO blown
give liquid' manure , Whe ' making its
_ .. xiLADIES'
annual growth geze plenty of water. • Fut '
out ou a Anaemia tn. summer. . .. "
, ., .
Do not acatter your roses abotat, Flout
. .
'1,ersorated parchmerit Stamp-
- . nig Patterns et- ,half prime.
Price Thet free. - Mrs: S Chichestet -
, ,
Augusto, Mich. ,
who WOO not well up in French, "Come
• n 's - 0•
on Youiself, mut flan . your polite sentence
.0,11 over again. Then you • get a written
ticket and have ' to pay two cents for 'a
. . , . .. :
revenue stamp. to on st.
them by theinsolvessand group them. Never
• 44* f '
Natal the enent 0 animal laWn by Ecatter-
ing shrubs all over it. Keep them pear the
edges, in groups, .'and the effect Will be
.
h - V' facto L d' .' H
Mac More Sa m a zee one,
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11 T0RMAGENG De otive Stories. 10 Cone
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irtelidaivrtIsiTtriteLl and.MG a.°Pulair 8°11W4 '
• . tne t Toronto One BROS.36 : 31,°Call
tree
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put
On the evening of the performance you
ry.--
Journals '
A 0.ENTS WANTED. FOR "HEROES or
purchaee a programme at the door. and walk'
- . ' • •
up to the desk where three, Frenchmen trt
' , ' ' '
full dress Preside. . '
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These ' judges act- as ticket-takerS•
One of them examines the green or red
d • ,
ocument, that you procured, With, tee much
trouble, ibis -
to see that not a forgery, and
, n
Makes Ile .
en and Blood.
' •
Witert the spitcm is all run down and
there seems to be, no hope of meteetneg
nourishment for the body leg the ordinary
., ,
process of food aupply and digestion, when
, • !
the ,body is oinking fast then is the
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We /nuere latest and. best book ;,' four grand
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beautiful historical en& .vings ; thruung ad_
. . t: _ .
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new book; sells at sight . send for =mars
Address Wend P br hi ' CI G 1 b 0 '
e u is ng oe ue p , , nt.
that the date eto., is al right, and 'hen
' ' I *1,
t t ' n in - -' '
pasees 1 on o one o is assoeiete judges in
t • . • •
his supreme court es united French red, taPet•
Who looks it over and - tears of one corner-
• • • . ‘i - .
and cries in a loud voice Deux pesonnes
' ., ' • •
a gouch,, or words to that effect. Then
you. are ready to witness the finest acting in-
•
the world.
• ' '
time , to use M ler's Emulsion of
' id
' • . - " • • '
pure Norwegian Cad Liver Oil.
' ' d h • ' - •
'ft alwaYe works Wen era, ecauee et is a
Fesh and blood maker. and,contains all the
.
constituentsfor nourishment found in wheat
- '
in feet Mille' Emulsion is a perfect "staff
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' - - • • •
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Light ; one pack Our §ofa Suet Holds Two. 0126
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sample book full of Novelties' all, mum if- yon
send. 5o. silver for postage. "A W Pandn'
r W. ..1. ..r.
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' -Air and Sunshine for the Hair.
stores. • •
AGENTS WANTED -FOR THE REVISED -
edition.of the "Practioalllome Physician" '
•
Women have been ridiculed by men on
account 'cif the absurd little .bormets they
*ear, and the gentle creatures home
patiently endured the criticisin neneuse
they knew the bonnets were becoming.
But now it appears that the wealth of
Not tope caught.
-,Twas a Sabbath school picnic. Two
maidens of uncertainage were struggling in
the water. • - •
- "Merciful heavens 1" cried the Timber.
ce Will
revised to 1892 ; over therteen handren pagen,-
reading matter ; thirty' colored plates, two
life -like Manikins; -written by seven . of the ,
and
13rebertldfa'srailmoystmrsAnicoauisi!)ohoyksic/ansp,4
for circulars ' and terms. "Address°, World
Publishing Company, Guelph, Ont. ,' ,
leveler hair which the crownless bonnet
eeveals is really the result in many Cases
. . • .
of the very lightness and inefficiency of
protection theetiny covering provides. Air
end sunshine are really the best 'promoters
•
of growth and beauty. of coloring in the
.
hair, and, says a • women writer, - if men
Would Wear a crownless or perforated hat
, . . . . • .
instead'of shutting the hair. up in an UR-
ventilated tunnel every time they go lute
no one save them? , Is there no
swinainer among as?"
" Is there a j'ustice • of the, peace in the
crowd?" , asked Tattered Stuyvesant, the
tramp, emerging from the bushes: ,
"1 hold that office," anewered a gentle-
,
man "Bat will " •
•-- .
"Wail, then ladies!" shouted Tattered
Stityvesant to the struggling maidens,
"hold up e'er hands an' lee ' the jestice
.
swear' ye that I don't have to marry either
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WILLI&Ter BRICOS,
` ' Toronto,. Ont.
the air there would be fewer bald pates ill
the front rows. . Revenge is sweet. -New
n. , ,
z OWL
of ye, an' I'll plunge in. I'm heroic, but
not foolhardy. This is leap year I"
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A GLINTS WANTED -FOR "STORY' OP
.a.. the Bible "-told in simple language for
the
young; every mother wants it; the best of
all books the Bible for
, .
- The favorable impression produced on
the first appearance of the agreeable liquid
fruit remed.y, Syrup of Figs, a few years ago
as been more an con rme y e
h b * than fi d b ' thpleas-
.ant experience of all who have used it, and
Rules mats -acted.
"Mrs. Small," said the stir boarder to
his I ndl d ' "I thought on didn't allow
1411' "parlor." Y '
enr engin the . - .
`. I don't," replied Mrs. Small with
,energy. " Who's doing it, I'd like to
' ' '
on children ; translated
severallanguages, and used -by missionaries
In China, Sapan,I.ndis.a.ndAfricaas the simplest
and best method of teaching Bible facts to
natives ; over one hundred dollars has been
made by e lady canvasser in a -single Week
selling- tlais. book.; terms liberal. •Addrese
World Publishing co., Guelph, Ont.
the success of the proprietors and Menu-
facturers,_the California Fig Syrup Company.
know?"
‘ • • •
• 6 Well, if you have tunemou might step
m d ' t •th h I " an remonstra e en t e ainp.
. .
A .
Manitoba Farm lin& FOr Sale e,
• .
Bags.
. ,
Oatmeal ,
An authority tells how to make the oat-
mea ags w lc ,, use in ie a, ', , mve a
1 b h' h d • tl b th '
ve vety so tness an win ness to e shun
1 f d te ' the '
.Take five pounds of oatmeal ground fine, a
- Castile' d d t
half pound of pure soap re uce o
d d fpowdered. Rol'
powder, an a pound o Ism
orris root.Cu d f -thin "
. t a yard o cheese cloths`
m cs ags a ou our equaeo, sewing
b b tf inches•
the an ing care: no
them 'machined tale' ' t to
A. Good Cook.
•.
She. -Darling, please tell the grocer to
g
' ts of nice fresh e on es.
send me up two quer p g
He ----You cnn't get sponges at the grocer's,
- ' n .
ducky, but I'll stop at the druggist s for
them. What kind you want?
She -I want the kind need for making
sponge cake, an d tell him they must be
treahstables
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BRANDON DISTRICT -10, 18 W, St. of Sec.' P.
' •
in3ies from Brandon. 57 per acre.
- 9, 19 NV, S Wile, in nines . S W '
Brandon, ndx00.- ,.
12, 18 W, 18 Ler Sec let miles nortte
of nhater, 81,2,00.
n e
is D , , 11 22 W se S 21
"41' r. Pr ISI-Iliel•- ,' t ''-' 00 , a
, splendid fa,rni.
ln 22 w, Ne 29; log lictuse, 2.
and 75 acres cultivated,
aem on
leave any untied threads where a break may
1 t the te ts - ' M' the
e e con n ooze out. ix e soap,
o teneal and orris' root thoroughly, and fill
1.4- ' ' - - .
.the bags loosely. •new up the openings in
each and lay them aivay to use as required.
They used .510 a sponge,no warm
Th ;I dipped •
k 'I t latherand
A. Prospective one Maid. . ,
N York Er raid • Sh ' I truly
New. e . . e- am,
,Mr. Foster, kit I am waiting for _the.
•• - • I -
ideal man. .
He -I trust you have Patience' to ;wait.
n 'II b 1 t• •
e Nei e a long time coming.
'
per acre -a bargains .
„„. DISTRICT -4 27 W We See 6 all :treble
- ' ' - '
lana. so -per acre. '
-, s s. - ' „„ ,s,
CARMEN LiISTRICT-0, 0 vt , -EA' 4.14 on Ronne
River, 'seine good- wood. en per
acre. 6 miles from Carmen.
6,n W, We 15, 56 per acre, and Ni.
of Sec 5, 56 per acre.
water, making a iic , ye ve y a
wonderfully softening the skin, while the
par s a• as ine ra .
orris im t I t* d f grance '
• -
EThe 'young woman who marries a dis-
sipated young.inan with the idea of reform-
, ,
ing hint is liab to have her hands 'full as
WINNIPEG DrsTnIcT-I have several very
' • • valuable improned farms at low
prices and on easy .terms, elect
Probably in March mere than any other
month in the year are the ravages of cold in
e
well as her husband. . '
several thousand acre of the very
beg wild lands in Manitoba, on
very easy terms to settlers.
the head and catarrh most severely felt. Do
not neglect either for an instant, but apply
Nasal Balm, a time -tried, never -failing cure.
. ,
Easy to use, pleiteant ,atiel agreeable. Try
• `'s s ss,'
t
e
.itellIES .SCOTT.
Real' Estate Agent..
ininstilpeg.
it. Sold by all dealers or sent by mail, post
•d n receipt 'of price --50c. and $1 a
pm , o
bottle. Fulford & Co., Brockville, Ont. .
-„;. '..r.; ' • ,., ,.=
SOOTHING. CLEANSING. 4.
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MICHIGAN LANDS FOR SALE.
,
nild Ile Take the Mat?
Oh d 0 -T. ./,
c'' , whato youthink? ar elm has
eceived a letter from the managing editor
• for."
ee the paper he writes.
11 h d the editor 1 Doessuch
" We w at. does • e say • -
re
r SI ' . • • the ' taff 9 D
Lot offer Jim a position on e s . Does
he compliment him on 'his composition,
t ' d e as: corres ond-
pnne us, ton OM COM' a p
ent ? I! " .
• " No iodeed." The note simply reads,:
HEALING. • 1
Instant Relief, Permanent
r 7 1 itt .
Cure, . ar Ore .mposss ..e.
Many so-ealled itisemcs are • •
n
simply symntems Of Catarrh, ' '
as headache, loving sense
st smell Soul breath haWking
- spitting,'- 'i f I' -
and genera ee .ng
of debility, etc.. If yon are e ee
troubled with any of teem or, n'
kindred symptoms, you hoiee
oatarrb, and should /oxe no
tithe estoonning e. bottle of
11"'m BAL724 Be warnea in
,— .
12,009 Of good Farming Lands,titleperteo.
Acres on Michigan Central, Detroit & A
pens. amines:mu Lake Railroads, at
prices ranging from '52 to 55 per acre. These
lands aro close to enterprising new towns.
churches, scbools., etc., and will.be sold. on num'.
avorable terms. Apply to
R. M. PIERCE, West Bay City,
. Or to '
..T. W. CURTiS, yVhittemore;r1dieli
Please mention this paper wieeil writing.
'1 • h*to goodness you would write whatr
W15 - - 'd f ,
you have to say on one si e o the paper.
the point, isn't it."
To .
time, nee lected cold in head
„, mite in Catarrh. folle-ed
eonsrunntion and dwell.
Sold toyed' druggiets, or sent.
Ab
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ree MAPS relative to
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. •
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The telautograp _ ,
marvel which will be put upon the market.
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P f G th
With this -instrument Frof. ray, e
'0 dis ute' for ublic
inventor, proposes t p P . .
favor. With the telephone. The machine
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.1 do
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Sprigglinn nettle GILB1N ,
,
-Friend (at a French , play) -Why did
_
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curtain ? •
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"The Roebester Star Nurseries:,
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Spriggins' (aonfidently)--Se folks would
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I understand French: ' What did he
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d tn • tl: f h's
Friend -He Fintl 0 rendAID er te i
part must be taken by an understudy, as
,. -
h' d ' ' ' ' .
his Mot, er was Tog.
Ask for particulars. ,
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. • Manufacturing Co„ (Limited.)
Guelph, Canada.
(Please mention this paper when -writing.)
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' n te frEtIRV L., H4(/PT, President,
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DerTE CITY, MONTANA-
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- ' ' A specific monney ineatalno fin. Indica
to restore 00 regelate the. rsensot;
' dirodueing -five, liealtny and painleas
laipeaatge. No, athed or Vitas OA -aP"
ptotimbi, Nov used bynver 80,000 ladles.,
once wee, VillliB0 agent. inneerette
these otgana Buy of yons, drugeltin
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Earth -worm 00.
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Th • b tt specificf r •he inat'sin
ere is no e er so s u i , .
than. earth -worm oil. It is commonly.
' d b taking two or tlitee dozen of the
Ina, e Y' ' - '
largest earth -worms that can be &and, ,and.
PltWiPg them in a tin or iron etip °vet" the
ti 1 . ' few moments the "' worms will
re, , n ah
dissolve into a fine oil, which hither' strained.
,
b 1) ttl. a' t• ha I il- d t
and may e o , e , ig y °or co . , an se
- 'a a cool for use.
away 1It ehOidd be
. y place. .. - . - .•.s.
e]nployecl es a limn -lent, and tho ,stinest
ilieunlatio • joints, well rubbed ' with thiEi
: . , u 'c Will recover their former
natneall bri ant, . , ,
'flexibility, '
A. tieing Example. ,
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Agents IP:rented Eeerywnere
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only' those with e12 statuto amain
, fdee of Intel. Avoid substitutes. Sewed .
5
C.V.u.kiirglitinnireele 13tamPnntidittiE
, . • -. weAtti..-aye
She (nespaningiy) my !amity , w
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etionomical, and I am a Inneg examp e.
''SEPARATORS,
DE LAVAL CREAM
nannies -2e „ , vamorr. sena
lic: (sympathetio)s-Indeed I HOW so ?
e e b on Christrime Dey and-
" he --t, was pen , , •
birthday and Christman preeenta aye
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•, (Hand and Steain ,Power.)
e , , F ' ' ft 1 E t t
sides 8 aint," an„ x mo ,
• Cheese and Butter Calor,
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. , A niteridernal nleitineivotntanury
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' ADAMS' NERVE FOOD IIIBLET
het% always combnie
,
,
" gab000k mirk I -Caters,
TsOlt anNeryous nysnein
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The Yonne Of litilttenee.
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Sallie Ann-HoW ie it you'so can go on
i %I-
the grass an we can . •
Maud Alice- Cantle eur merge has p l
' ' k
With tho policernan.-Pice .
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Rai ru Utensils Ete
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Wholesale Agent for Canada,
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-am nee en,. nee nee, neer x x, c): x%;
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Produce Cenimiesion eaerehann
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Pleas,0 Mentien thisV , 838±. Peter Street '
Comnlaints and
. -'• eta, frornwhittevet mune engem. &ad
by aI
• l Druggistt i a 100 paekage tor sample)
'bOXVilb ' t ' t ' '' 1 t ' 'ttadroSs on
, , .1, 19 del,1 11,,os Pal< , 0 OV, .,
,loCOtpr 0 price, ( in ocean) by actaressinn-
n• -es " - ' -
- AtiAM..., SONS Ong
..,/ is% 73.Jervis St TONONTO, ONT.
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s e.
, Ger, mog rehtvey oirecters tire expen,
menting 7 th rails made of paper, which
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are said to beet superior to steel 'Mils as
,paper carwheels erste thosieMadd of iton. ,
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Sallie Green --Belle 13e0yen doesn't edmire
. , . . the , , . ..*
hereof 'before mirror as otten as she
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, Used tn.- , Minme Tborsi-4 gilefid her new
e
. nenne,„ nu Fite stopped free oV or. itainnot
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reeetWhenWritin f • Montreal,'
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tare -at el Iteetorer. NO Fits eft& find
'` ''' . ' ° Martellausniuree. Ttelitleeandne.60
dnY_ su et
trimanatie free tende eates. Send to Dr. Kline
031 At h. St Philadelphia, .1de. •
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.s • n. • t ee • n le-- - i nom,
nounurna s iansy 14 Pennyroyal riti$
Mee emanate mie v• i to 1 ?Innen nill en the Iir k
,.ornynnselatemist.o.,
ct e't ' ' 'iik - E4'. '0'
Mu] 11y
mon Itainerly for Catarrh is
Ben, 'Eaten in Ute; Sind Cheapest.,
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010
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tnall bo to "Make a
-et ia,easer for the s ,,y ,,, .
,' the rub come wnen
clean breant of it,. bub , S
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g rahl 1410efituthOim
,'ettlitiO Wri4rOillv rte. EFFEnT . le lenity
tiimEo,Thoui:oftwogtottirirroipaa,Spl , wail.. mann(
1;. soya br irtuttlittotep id, eelcure.Y1 bdttlitti niltedn.,, art 0.-,
b ' Lai' tall liteenft 'a fOr,SR ' Tilt PHARMACaAl,
i•litilf._..._. ...t. ., 0.11 Yik' — .. . _...
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' lees imereeelets ot tent by' inaln
en. v. Tenmeltlise. Warrein ra.
gaged by the G
sum was paid: 1
veterinary inspec
taken by the Gov
Mr. Landerk
number of inmet
eadie.
My. Carling -'l
the same as last
On the item of
Canal.
Mr. Mills (Bat
traordinary that
on. the north sid
already had one
-to him a waste o
considering our h
the immense exp
put to in other w
pursuing a very t
Mr. Hag,gart
cider' to deepen
was decided to b
cause it was foun
sive to deepen tl
a depth of 14 f
one. The total
deepenino• was 51
the eystellF, inch,
was yet to be ex
On the item
Sir Richard C
'Government tr.e
these °meld.
Mr. Ilaggart s
.ernment Was the
reason a larger a
was because the
at present. -
" Mr. Bowell, rc
Edgar's motion,
miter very fully
reflected upon a
It had been pair
were not of th
ShOldd be when
that man a MM
stake. It was
,General that he
meet the charge
an investagatiOn
vrelate d to any t
the Cirown in hiti
•who conetrunted
The GoVernineh
respoffai)ility in
/Minister of the (
, amendment whi
with the cippror
.country:
That frOm ,the a
...Tames D. lilclgar.
thereon by Hen
Clattwright and I
in this Mime it
tion. of Mt. Edinit
nir A. P. Cdrotio;
Mentbet of the PI
*MVO offenoos
withstanding ths
cited did nob in
nehatgeS against him; 'that the
,
fol owing 18810
meetings,ve
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