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ZS®@SOth Er® QS SUICIDE IN GERMANY. A curious series of statistics has been published' in Berlin, showing that the number of suicides committed in Ger- many from 1881 to 1893, inclusive, was 105,327. The totals range, from 8,087 in 1881 to 10,699 in 1893. The rate per head of the population was as high as 46 per 100,000 in Saxe-Aitenberg, and as low as 13 and 111-2 per 100,000 in Bavaria and Alsace-Lorraine. The sui- cides are proportionately more numerous in the Prussian army than in any part of the empire, having been 65 per 100,- 000 in.1893. TEF EXETER TIMES [II[� ll�E (� IN ' theLondon Times' dramatics critic ofDOMINION PAR IAMENT I 1[1191 `1fny yearsaga,IiJUIMjblllit j�19::dt,/ Tile remarkable o]tpansian of the L e Angio -Canadian trade is showne by the •_ imports from Canada into (;creat l3rit- Notes of Proceedings in tile. Cana- 'mmmE VERY LATS T FROM. ALL, THE dent which ur ng sae rc an by n etiy per dian House of 'Commons. WQR4UOVe+Ii, cent. during the £fret quarter of the ---- , year. The exports to Canada increased NORTH-WEST .IZEPRESENTATION interesting items About Our own Country ' Seven per cent.. during March, and Mr. Daly introduced a bill to amend twelve per cont. for the three mtonths, Cheat Brltaln, the united States, saidthe nets respecting the representation UNITED STATES. All Barts et the Globe, Coadenitelt and President Cleveland has offered his the North*West RTerritories in the Asserted tor Qasy Reading. President as mediator between Spain Parliament of Canada. Its chief prof. CANADA. end Cuba. visions, as explained by the, Ministeet Seeding operations have been started The Lexow Greater New York bill of the Interior, include a ,division of is Manitoba,, but they are not general. has passed the New York State Senate Alberta into two oonstitituenoies, thus giving one additional representative to the NorthpWest Territories. Mr. Daly also drew the attention of the House to the fast that clause 44 of the original bill bud been struck out some time ago, and it was proposed by this bill to restore it, with the alteration that a vote should not be taken by the elector presenting himself at the polls in the manner provided by the original Act, but that lee must subscribe to and take an oath in the form given in the sflltedule. The reason for striking out the clause had been that a great deal of perjury had taken plaee under that Act in Eastern Asstniboia., but it was expected that this would be done away with by the oath which was now prer- soribed- There were alterations to be made in the boundaries of East and West Assiniboia, and Mr. Daly ine timated that the division of Alberta would be effeoted by the continuing of the southern boundary of Saskat. ohewan westward. DISEASES IN ANIMALS, LACK OF A PROPER UTENSIL.. - Mistress (to new girl) -The butcher was ordered to leave a large sirloin roast here. Did it, come? New Girl—The butcher stopped wid a big pace av mate, mum. Mieiress—Well, 'about Ii dozen dif- ferent vegetables some Canned, were also ordered. Dui they arrive? New Girl—Soma petaties and a lot av of er things rcamee, mum. istress—Very er well.. You' know how to pprepare them.,, T hope? New Girl --lis, mum; but of do trot. see one pot down there big enough to howld Chun ae,, mute. The steamer Lake Superior brought by 34 bo 14- 140 English farmers bound for Mauie Karl Mathias, of Toledo, Ohio, claims toba, to have discovered the Egyptian process Lizzie Greifenitahn, a ten,ryear _oldi of mtulimification. girl, was killed at Guelph by a falling H. H. Holmes, the condemned mun- wall., derer, bas been baptised into the Roe Two Ottawa tobacconists were fined man Catholic church. on 1)2onday for selling oignxettes to =le Tho United States Senate in Execu- noi tive session on Thursday ratified the Two men were arrested at Hamilton ( Behring Sea arbitration treaty. Ln the aot of robbing Mr. James Beatty ! Four life-saving stations, on Lake of that pity. Ontario, situated at Fort Niagara, Engineer Kemp or the -eVinnipeg Charlotte, Big Sands, and Oswego, were waterworks was killed by failing into opened Thursday. the big flywheel. • The electro -therapeutist and the bac- teriologist of Bennett Medical College, The Hamilton License Commissioners Chicago, claim that by the application have refused to ,Hake any reduction of the Rontgen rays epidemics of all m the number of licenses. kinds will be impossible in the future. Monate Taylor, one of the household`, The Committee, on Ways and Means of the Governor-General at Ottawa, was of the United States House of Represene accidentally shot on Saturday,and died tatives has decided to take no action in a short time. at present towards a revival of reel - The Salvation Aram • in London bas pity with Canada. been forbidden to cold meetings on Inspector Fitzpatrick of the Chicago the street corners. pollee, does not believe Holmes committ•- On Saturday Mr. Justice Robertson ted twenty-seven murders. Some of sentenced Mrs. Bell at Ottawa to life those whom he said he killed are alive. imprisonment for murderous oruelty to ”those murdered ten persons. her two grandchildren. The United States Senate has at last ratified the treaty with Great Col. Lake, of Ottawa, will visit Enge Britain providing for the appointment land in May to supervise the supplies of a commission to :mess damages for of ernes and. batteries recently voted by the seizures of Canadian sealers m the Dominion Government. Bering Sea. A Point St. Charles woman made sevt- George G. Jacoby and Moritz Nicht). eras attempts to dxo'tvn her two•year- cls wholesale liquor dealers, of Minnea- old baby girl, but was frustrated each polis, Minn., have been arrested, chgg- ar time. ed with counterfeiting the labels of Hi - Debentures for new Western Fair ram Walker's Club whiskey. buildings, amounting to $25,000, have The old. Pennsylvania Railway depot been authorized by the City Council of in Philadelphia was burned, with the Loudon. car -sheds and a number of passenger coaettes. Two firemen were killed by falling wails and a, number of men in- jured. The St. George's Society of Ilamil•- ton has accepted the propositon of Col. Davideou of the 48th Htghianders to visit that city on Mar 24tH. Grand President O. K. Eraser of the Catholio Mutual Benefit Associae tion has issued a oiroular asking the members to exclude politics from the organization. A convention of the Board of Trade of Quebec, meeting in Montreal, passe ed resolutions favoring preferential duties throughout the empire, but ops of his harem. posing Imperial federation. An official denial has been published Mr. E. H. Bing, formerly .general in St. Petersburg of the alleged Russo - manager for some years president of Chinese secret treaty. the Bank of ;iooutreal, died at Monte It. is reported. that. Emperor William gone in search o health. Carlo on Tuesday night, where bo bad has accepted an invitation to visit the Queen at Osborne in August. A large deputation of Mantroalera in- The prefect of Police in Paris has de- Satutervrday, the leskedment at Ottawa on cided that an unmarried woman thirty Saturday, and asked for a grant. of years of age is an old maid. $500,000 to assist in holding a great international exhibition in that oity. A large majority of the olksraad News coves from Winnipeg of the will oppose the visit of President Kru killing byIndians near Trout Lake of ger o the 'Transvaal to London.one ut their nun.11er. who was slot It is announced. that Prince i erdin- and acted strangely under the belief and of Bulgaria will shortly visit Ber- that he was a "web1igo," or man' lin as the guest of the Emperor. eater. A despatch from. Venice says thatEm- DIr, James Dean, nearlyninety years Em- peror William and King Humbert have Y (headed to prolong the Dreibuud until of age, a retired farmer, was instantly 1902. killed on Friday at the Great Western The foreign Ambassadors in Constant. station in Galt, Ont., the wheels of a tinople have protested against. the ap- car which was being shunted Massing }ointment of a Mussulman Governor of over his neck. completely severing his feltoun. head from the body.It• is stated that the Papal Nuncio The Mayor of Vancouver bas receive at. Madrid has been instructed to pro - ed a letter from. Toronto proposing to pose the mediation of the Pope in the open a home at Vancouver to which a Cuban troubles. portion ot the surplus female popula- The Imperial crown and regalia were tion of Ontario may be sent for di+ removed limn St. Petersburg ot Moscow tribution in the districts of the North- on Wednesday to be ready for the ap West, where there is ademand for proaching coronation. w ives, It is thought that the recent fatal duel General Superiutendent Whyte, of the between. Count von Kotze and Baron Canadian Pacific Railway, left Winni- von Schrader will result in the passage peg for Fort -William on Wednestday, of stringent anti -duos laws. to superintend final arrangements now Reports are in circulation that. the being' made for the opening of naviga- condition of the Cxarewiteh, who is vis - tion previous to the shipment of about iting Nice for the benefit of his health, four million bushels of grain by the has become seriously worse. lake route can`t. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. bas ar- The new loan of the city of Montreal, rived in St. Petersburg from Constan- bought by the Bank of Montreal, is in tinople. The Czar gave a banquet in forty -year four per cent. stook, and the his honor at the Winter Palace. purchase price is. one hundred and five A despatch from Cairo says that poundssev- one shilling sterling for every eral men of the Staffordshire Regiment, hundred pounds of stook, the most sat- note at Wady-flalfa, are invalided by Canadian city. isfactory terms ever obtained by any the extreme heat and the hard march - GREAT BRITAIN. It is announced that ex -King Milan It is expected that Sir Redvers Buller o1 tyre Lrnited States, t iohf maytex,- n tvill be sent to Egypt in June, tend to San Franoiseo and around the It .ie resorted that Len thousand Bri- world.. tish troops will be sent to the Soudan The situation in South Africa is very in the autumn. serious, and it is feared that Buluwayo Mr. James Payn, the novelist, has re- may be captured by the Matabeles be - tired from the editorship of the famous fore reinforcement can reach that Cornhill Magazine. place. Lord Dufferin, the British Ambassa- Li -Hung -Chang. the distinguished dor to Paris, will retire from diplomar Chinese statesman,. has arrived at. Gay - tic life about the middle of July. lou, on his way fa Moscow, where be will i at the cor nization of represent China h u Major-General p aver 1 Sir Frederick rington has been appointed commander- the Czar. in -chief of the Matal}ele campaign. A nurse who had been one of the pal- ace al-ace attendants since the birth of the It is not expected that the bill pro- Crown Prince of Greece in 1868 died on hibiting theeimportation of live cattle Monday, and the King and :Royal into Britain will be passed this year. ' Princes attended her funeral on Wed - There have been 201 fresh cases of nesday. smallpox at Giouceeter, England, mak- A mounted British force hada brush ing a total of 6,302 since the epidemic with the Matabeles near Buluwayo, broke out. , killing fifty of the enemy and driving The London press, commenting upon them back with only one trooper Sir Michael Hicks -Beach's statement, wounded. generally a.gree that it is a landlord'sThe recent defeat of the dervishes in budget. the vicinity of Suakin has had a very • It is proposed in London to erecta salutary effect upon the tribes who were pwavering between supporting the Kite - monument to the memory of G.A. Sala, lila and the British power. and to make a pecuniary -provision for his widow. It is learned in Paris that in view of Israel Gollanoz, a learned young, Jew, h possible events in the Soudan ,orders has been apiloiated to the new lecture- ave been issued to increase the sup- plies and armaments of the French mil - University. sup - ship of English literature 'in Cambridge itary pasts in South Africa. Th,e ten thousand British troops that,The United Stales Charge d'Affaires will be sent to the Soudan in the aConstantinople has been informed by autumn will include throe battalions of the Turkish Government that the. trade the Household troops. expelling Christian missionaries from Out of respect for the memory, of Asia Minor has been. repealed. Lord LeichLon, the council of the Roy- There are rumours in Rome to the al Academy has decided. not to hold a effeot that France and Russia are or - banquet this year ganizing the barbarous mountain tribes GENERAL. Spaniards and Cubans have begun killing their prisoners of war. Egyptian troops and friendly Arabs have defeated. the forme of Osman Digna. The Ameer of Afghanistan bas order- ed suppyl of bioycles for the women The burial of Lady Mountstephen in Africa to pour them down upon the took :place in Lemsford' Churchyard, adjacent possessions of European na- ad `oining Brocket Hall, Lord Mount- (ions. An official despatch from Buluwayo Stephen'a Herfordshire seat, says it is 'impossible to estimate the Itis rumoured in Aldershot camp that numbers of the • enemy. The whole the Ninth Lancers have been ordered country is now in the hands of the re - to get ready to start for Egypt to take hellions natives it will require a; large part in .the Soudan campazgn. force of troops to dislodge them, Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, president A lot of dynamite left at Gwelow by of the Grand Trunk railway, will sail the South Africa Company's miners for America on the 25th inst. He will fell into the hands of the Matabeles, make a tour of inspection over the road. They did not know its properties and Mr. Chamberlain has announced the managed to explode tt,the result being. intention of the Government to send that about 200 savages were killed. additional troops to South Africa, and The owners of the British steamer to permanently increase the garrison Crathie have been condemned by the of Cape Town.' Rotterdam Court to pay 585,500 florins A beautiful window will shortly be de- damages to the North German Lloyd dicated in St. George'a cathedral. South- Company for the sinking of the steamer wank to the memory of Mr. Oxenford, Elbe by collision in January of last year. Children Cry for Pitcher's Catstoria 1dr. Foster introduced a bill to amend the Animal Contagious Dim -see Act. Ile explained in. a few words that its intention was to provide power to in« aped horses which are exported front Canadian seaports to the Old Country, SYMPATHY 'tt'1TkI Aft Lteellse. Mr. Chariton asked whether the Government would consent to stake his resolution of sympathy with the Armenian Christians a Government or- der, as otherwise it could hardly be reached this session. Sir Charles Tupper expressed his re- gret that the state of pubik business would preclude the Government taking the matter up. AN AC'1.' DISALLOWED. Mr. Laurier asked whether k was true that a certain Act of the Mani- toba Legislature taxing loan and in- surance companies had been (isallow- ed. Sir Charles Tupper replied that such was the case. TAY CANAL EXP.END1Tt•.1ii':S. Mr. Hugger', in answer to a ques- tion by 2'Lr. Chariton, said that the total at.ouat of expenditure for re- pairs, r i Ina ntenanae t' U I (. n the 'a to Tay canal i n le95 had 1 t d 3and been SJ the rev(+ntte $120. COST Otf PUBLIC WORKS. .Mr. italtgart,and Mr. Ouimet, in re- sponse to questions by .Mr. I,anderkin, gave the original estimate of cost of the Curran bridge as $223,000. The &mount. pain upon it up to date was $405.000, and the amount stili claimed was $79.000. The original estimate of the Little .Rapids lack, consisting of alock and dams, was 54 .000. It had been found necessary to alter the plans, and the estimate had had to Ile increased to more than four times the original amount. The total amount paid to the contractors was $185,87.1, and the total expenditure $235,385, in- cluding expenditure for superintend- ence and other contingencies. The con- tract price of the Galops rapids was $213,000 and the amount paid there- on, including a judgment in the Ex- chequer Court, $629,000. The esi.imet.- ed east of the St. Charles hranoh rail- way had been:—Far land. $228,800; for works, $327,000. The amounts paid had been :—.For land, $909.000; and for works, $8U ,COU. The auii:unt stillchime ed was $5,000. Regarding the Lange - vin block in Ottawa, the estimated cost, lr. sgiven in the douse in 1889, by the then Minister of P ublic. Works, was $17,000. The total cost, including $96,- 000 for the sight., was $727,546. There had been spent, in furniture and fittings $25,000 making the total cost. e783,801,- 51. 783,Lt01,51. There was also a claim of il1r. Char- lebois, the contractor, of $295,000, which was not recognized by the department, ii1JRING SEA CLAIMS. Sir Charles Tupper introduced a bill respecting eiehring Sea claims from the Senate, and it was given a first reading. TILE CRIMINAL CODE. Mr. Dicker introduced a bill to amend the criminal code.. He explain- ed that it was proposed to prohibit the manutat:iure and ,transmission of obscene books. At present the prohi- bition extends only to the sale. 1t was intended to extend thep enalties for' the seduction of girls in factories to shops and departmental stores, which laatter had grown up since the clause vas firs(; enacted. It was proposed to remove the anomaly in the present law under which while betting during a race meeting was made legal, the booth wherein it was carried on was illegal.' Another provision was designed to meet th ecomplaint that in some sections of the country racing took place contin- uously almost, throughout the entire summer. Roughly speaking, the period for rasing is 20 days—Len days in the spring and ten days in the fall. neves proposed also to amend the section which dealt with the distribution of works of art: by lottery. ',Vhcn the bill was previously before the . House a sub -section. was insert- ed to meet the case of. legitimate art enterprises, that point having been strongly pressed upon the attention of Parliament. It was putt in against the judgment of a great many members, who thought it was liable to abuse. That anticipation had been realized— the exception had been abused. After trying the best he could to make some provision that would allow. legitimate practices of the kind he had mention- ed, without running the risk of abuse, he found it was impossible to recom- mend the continuance of the 'exception. and he therefore proposed the repeal of the sub -section. • Anotther •• amend- ment was to makeclear that a police officer or public officer making an un- lawful seizure should not be guilty of larceny. It was proposed to recognize the branding of cattle in the North- West as priM& facie evidence of own- ership,' the same asin the case of sawlogs. Another amendment ex- empted combinations of workmen or employes ,from the prohibition against combinations in restraint of trade: Finally, there were other sections making certain facts prima facie evi- dence in cases of prosecution against gambling -houses. The bill was read a first time. T. lt.; DOAK aS Kidney Pills Ant proved to the people that Kidney disease is curable. 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It also gave power to transfer an officer from one peni- tentiary to another. The bill was read a first time. THE ADJUTANT -GENERALSHIP TWO READINGS. Funny Fellow (entering a restaurant) —I see you have a sign out here 'Oys- ters. Families supplied.:' Mr. Dickey, answering Mr. Lander- Proprietor—Yes, sir. kin, said that the office of Adjutant- Funny Fellow—Well, I'd like a family. General of the Militia of Canada be- He, he? canoe vacant on January let, 1896. Proprietor—Sam, (bring an oyster's Col. Powell did not consent to his family for the gentleman. superannuation. The recommendation for the office was made, not by Gen. Gascoigne, but by the Minister in charge, who had recommended Lieu1:.- Col. Aylmer. For the present the staff of the department were table to carry on the service pending an ap- pointment. Lieut. -Col. Aylmer was acting as Adjutant -General. A BONUS APPLIED FOR. M. Haggart gnawer.inn to Mr.. ,M:q Dr. Thomas Augustine Arne, the Mullen, said that te Riagare Central composer of England's famous national railwa,y bad made an application` to hytun, "Rule Britannia," was once the Government for a subsidy gf §48,000called upon to judge between two on' the part of their road from St. i very_ bad singers. ,After patiently Cath tines to the Valls. Th ques- hearing them, he said to one of the con tion badnever been Considers by the testants: You the worst singer I ever heard are t18' in my life. "Alai cried the other, exultantly, then en I win. No, said Dr. Arne; you caret sing at all. • A MYSTERY EXPLAINED. 1Vlamma, why dant women take off their hats in church ? Because, child, their husbands are not there to tell them whenthey get their hats on straight. , TWO SINGERS SQUELCHED. Government, and the road ad no been inspected with that isetent by the Government. ; CANAL TOLLS. Mr. Ouimet gave, in answer to Mr. Nervous Prostration. Cured effectually by Scott's Sarsaparilla. His heart was affected. " Overwork as a student at college brought on an attack of nervous prostra- tion, says Mr. Gilbert, a railway missionary. i' I was exceedingly ner- vous and it I exerted myself my heart commenced to flutter violently, and 1 was warned that even ordinary exercise en- dangered my life. But thanks to Scott's Sarsaparilla I feel better than I ever ex- pected to feel, for I can now address a meeting without effort, can walk a brisk pace for two hours or more without ex- haustion and am free front that distressing palpitation, In my work I have often - time recommended Scott's Sarsaparilla, and have seen many cases where its effects have been most marked." Scott's Sarsaparilla acts like ma ie in restoringshattered nerves because itr builds thnerve centres. Nervous head- ache rervQus (lyspepsia. and alt nerve d"era igements ive i' on the- systetlt. Scott's Sarsaparilla makes new blooderiL muscles sled strong nerves. Of all d'r'ug- lsts $t per bottle. Dolle from half toone tete ontd. p Sold by C. LUTZ, Exeter, On.t, SURE PREVENTIVE. Reginald—How is it that Mies Kold blast has never s(tffered from the cruel` flames of love ? Ethel—Perhaps she . uses fire -proof paint. eeetee