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The Wingham Times, 1903-07-16, Page 3TUE WINGIIAM TIMES, RIX 16, M. S'' LBURN ', HEA.RT& to .(i\, -4111E •gi 11 AVE ytie # been stook. ing a good deal lately and feel' an occasional twinge of pain roundyourheart? Are you short of breath, nerves unhinged, sense. tion alpine and needles going through your and ringers? arms g bo xor two Better take a of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and get cured before things become too serious. As a specific for all heart and nerve troubles they can- not be excelled. A true heart tonic, blood enricher and. nerve re- newer, they cure nervousness, sleepless- ness, nervous prostration, smoker's heart, palpitation of the heart, after effects of la grippe, etc. Price sec. per box or 3 boxes for $t.2$ at all druggists, or will be sent on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co,, Unshed. Toronto. Ont. public meeting adlaurned..aft !t!'patstitt COMMONS STARTLED had apparently lacers dre,o t d, oz FASHIQN NOTES. The prestige o :lite:* ail a, .. 'eirese scu n flan could be arrived at, T>I>, the in. when embroidered, setg a areal of feeler was query prospect o a material 11 now fully established and tooted di ssio before any conclu- Workman Falls Through the Giams Ceiling of the Chamber. MR, M,'GOWAN'S CLOSE CALL, 16tal1Way Bul Passes Committee—To lie lleprinted Before .Aypeoring Again-+ Many Amendnteuts mlade—C9tcl. pante' Slade Liable roe Plres Caused by Locomotives-55fe. ty of Train Employes. Ottawa, July 10.—Ono of the glass squares which form the ceiling of the Commons chamber came crashing down while the House was in Ses- sion yesterday afternoon, and :lir. John McGowan of Centre Welling- ton, who sat immediately beneath, had a narrow escape from death. An employe carrying a pail of ice to place in a ventilating pipe was the cause of the accident. Ile trip- ped and fell, and suddenly there was precipitated into the chamber a pail of ice and some thirty or forty glass prisms. Thorn was several intense seconds, as the roof seemed to fairly rain glass over the head of Mr. McGow- an, but it glanced off his forehead, leaving hint half stunned andbleed- ing, Tho employe had his hands badly lacerated, but, was able , to draw himself up again. For fifteen min- utes the proceedings of the House were informally suspended. Mr. McGowan was led out of the chamber. His wound was attended to and half an hour later he was hack in his seat in the House. Drill For Bachelors. Fall In—Love with a good and in- dnstrions young lady. Attention—Pay to her faithfully and respectfully. Quick March—To her parents, and ask their consent. File Right -With her to church, and go through the services of Matrimony. Halt—Anel refiectupon the new duties you have to perform. Right-about-face—From the haunts which you have frequented when sin- gle and prefer your own home. Advance Arms.—To your young wife when walking with her, and never let her trail behind. Dismiss—A11 foolish ideas about her being an angel, and treat her as a com- rade.—Answers. terlm, however, s'a acral private meet- 1c,nible ebdorsement that none may Inge hen been held, withthe result gainsay. A punt white linen "Gown that when the :numbers reassembled with blouse swaist embroidered and iq, polio last awning Chairman` leve man presented a i emorandum, which the same Liven on shirt, brings pride was at once acc fled bythe leader to the wearer avid approval to anen- of of the Opposition. anal Which die- tooker,'bnd equal emotions attend the posed of 84 counties and districts exhibition of ecru, blue, pink or red tiv ro r+sante o. Thehf have a sthp g' dresses In the above mentioned meter- s session feature of the evening was the discussion respecting there- iai. This, tho unsophistioated might presentation of Toronto, in which presume to be in rare quality, befit - the claims of the city to a largos rte- ting fastidious women, but in titin nasopresentation than tsIIve members—Wasat accorded to presented with `fine feathers do not make f;ne birde." i ABSOLUTE SEIJLJRITYI Cenuine Carters Little Liver Pills. Must Boar Signature of See Fac -Simile Wrapper Below. Ycry small and as easy to take as sugar. FOR HEADACHE., FOR DIZZINESS., FOR BiLIOIUSNNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIM. FOR THE COMPLEXION "�- ypQt xmx. MUST MAYS WAVU, I. TS Co Ipme'T-TTegettable.jC�te+f+ .^�G it: ants CURE SICK HEADACHE. CARTEaS )TILE OVER PILLS. vigor. lay Messrs. V. F. Clarice, Il. B. Osier and A. E. Kemp. Tho sitting representatives for Leeds, Brockville, Grey, Simcoe, Perth and Brant were Beard, and when the committee ad- journed the division of the counties and the coarser 'the linen', tate more ,stylish. Pongee, chiefly in ecru. competes strongly, having the advent, ageof not necessitating laundry bills; entire suits of the sane 2hode with of Simcoe, Brant, York, Ontario, ; fluttering coat skirts, Proclaim the Perth, Bruno, and Leeds, and the . wearer atar, h.a being 'fashionable, town of Brockville, having an ag- 1 and whoa the skirt is of some other gregato representation of 16 seats, had -beenagreed upon. • This manes , material, a flapping ecrte eclat scads a total of 50 Ontario constituencies • down the scale of approbation on the which have been finally disposed of. !-side of the wearer. Some nett/ out- No attempt was made atthis nes fits 01 this character, show, however, sion to agree upon a division of To- ronto..° la skirt 1.114 in box plaits all around, t Schedules were presented, award- and in even length, the blouse and ing one McMber to each of the fol- goat skirt eimilarly fini,bied and in lowing counties: Prescott, Glengar- ! this c ase, drapery, is of Course kept 17 !Stormont Frontenac (excluding th' bound 0 (with the Townships of Gloucester 1 For country wear the outfit 1s and Osgoodo), Grenville, Lennox and ; proportionately adapted more to out - Addington, Prince Edward, Durham, ' deer than indoor wear, Lydia Lan - Muskoka, Parry Sound, Peel, Duffer- , in, Halton, Lincoln, Welland, Haldi- . guish 9tyle3 m ty obtain for the even- in, Norfolk, the territorial dis- i ing, yet even here 4t times, the fairs irict of Nipissing (with the Town- a one may retain her short skirt mesas - ships of Clara, Maria and Head), ionally, when coining in to a late the territorial districts of Thunder ,supper, after some drive, ' boating, Bay and Rainy River, the City of i Kingston (with Portsmouth Village), ' yachting or ,sporting experience. Such Wentworth, the electoral districts of facts have had no small influence in Algoma and Manitoulin.. I Elie retention both of independent the Village f Portmouth) Russell i wi n ours s. Y STEEL RESOLUTIOS1 Squnty of $6 Per Ton on. Wire Bode and $3 on Plates, TO CONTINUE THE BOUNTIES. Safety of Employes. When the House went into commit- tee ill co-operate :with U.A. urtlus on Mader Twine Also Provided ,d- Mil .1 Amend- ed—companies u ,iso aria .. �ur— t fi.r Commission, !, !� a.- nay ed—companies Ru,. Prove ;Seidl; gene In Case of Cottle ladled on Railways—Provisions itc. luting to Prsinage. Ottawa, July 9.—iIon. lir. Field- ing last night gave notice of the following resolution gotet•i1i11g boun- ties on iron and steal. Tire Ciover- nor-in-Council anuy authorize pay- ment. of the following bounties on the undermentioned artlllee, manu- factured in Canada from stool pro- duced in Canada from ingredieints of uhiel not less than 50 per cont. the weight thereof •consists of pig iron made in Canada. That is to say: (a) On rolled, rouna wire cods not over 3-13 inches in diameter• when sold to wire manufacturers for use in mak- ling wire In their own factors:,; in Vaarnda a bounty of , ti per ton, (b) an rolled angles, trees, chan- nels, beams, joists, girders, or bridge building or structural rolle,I sections, and on other rolled shapes not round, oval, than 35uare or poundsfiper linetlnyar'a,t less and also on fiat eye bar blanks when sold way Bill ,and the G. T. Pacific 'Bill were held over. The :louse then resumed considera- tion of the Railway Cornln fision Hill in coniinittee of the whole. The sections relating to fenced. gates and cattle guards were next taken up. An amendment to the el* feet that nobody was in charge of an animal killed on the track should not deprive the owner of compensation was carried. :lir. Ingrain offered en amendment requiring all box cars to be equipped grips. hand s a er with side. ladders and l d E,i► lli►. Blair said that the House was • hardly competent to decide a ques- tion of that kind, and the matter should be lcft•.to the board. :lir. rn- gram insisted, however, upon having his proposition fairly considered, and as the hour teas growing late, it was decided to defer the considera- tion of the subject to another sit- ting. 2'he House adjourned at 1.40 a.m. rut Qtr Per a Time. The bill incorporating the Cana- dian Telephone and Telegraph Co., which is promoted by a number of AYnericae capitalists, who have asso- ciated with them several members of the Canadian Parliament, was talked out by T. O. Davis, who claimed that it was a great trust which in- tended to control all the companies in Canada. Supplies For the Penitentiary'. Ottawa, July 9.—The following contracts for supplies to Kingston Penitentiary have been awarded : Flour, M. i'.IeLaughlin & Co., Toron- to: fresh meat, Thomas 'McConville, Kingston; coal, James Swift & Co., and G. Plunkett; sole leather and for consumption in Canada, a bounty of ` findings, II. Lamontagne; coal oil, R. f3 per ton, .7. (.'arson; hardware, Lewis Bros. & (c) On rolled plates not less than Co.; dry goods sundries, Hodgson, 30 inches ia width and not less than I 1.4 inch in thickness when sold for Suiluner et Co.; dry goods staples, eansumption i Canada for manufactur• the I7arnilton Co.: groceries, sun- g n an, t les s a , Igroceries,P far which such nlateK :ere . dries, J. Gilbert; usually required, us ally rettuir<•d and act to include i J. Crawford; drugs, J. 33. McLao . ton. - u plates to be sheared into plates of lessI width a bounty of $3 per •l. 'rhe Governor -111- Co'•t. it maY • waists and abbreviated skirts, nor ¢ make regulations to carry out the in- 1! g 2. Chapter b of the statutes of 1591) tee on tho Railway Commission Bill July 10.—The Secretary tention of the foregoing section. last night when the clause tin, Air. Ottawa, have improved facilities in iravohn Ingrain said that the Minister of La-. yesterday that the Government of ; {bounty on rt. el and icon au or by bar and Mr. Hall and himself had.1 the United States had invited the rout great influence. en ,Summing up' bounty t3 oY the statute. of ltia7 hall the rro:ram. I 1 Government to co-operate what mu:t be token and what must bs be continued until the t:th of Jun.h London July 9.—President Loubet huebcncl receives four or five thousand a y'ar." In ram's amendment were called, 1Vir. I of State announced in the Senate al travel:ng convenience , b:en wish- be so amended as to provide that the BURN B -LO 1 BITTER System Is a purely Vegetable y jZ'..enovator, Blood Purifier and Tonic, ""0110. medicine that acts directly ski the same time on the Stomach, Liver, Rowels and. Blood. It .cures Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constipation, Pimples, Boils, Heads ache, Salt Riieurll, Running Sores, Indigestion, erysipelas, Cancer, €'i Shingles, Ringworm or any discos* arisingfrom an impoverished ore impure condition of the blood. For Sale by *fl Prupillsts. LOUBET AND THE YANKEES. London and the hn'g Treated Them 'Both ttitle Royal <ourter.y—Details of The Minister's Wife. [S. B. Kiser.] Oh, pity the lot of the minister's wife; It is sinful for In -r to be her; She must not try to set nr toc snldiiue for this life. Yet court still have a lteavrnly air; She roust never view others with critics eyes, j She is there that the rest inay themselves, i eritieise, Whatever she does or may wear. If she tries to be humble her .inters will ray She poses and isn't sineere; If she shows that she's pru-,d of her prominence they Cast looks fit each other and sneer, And talk of the folly t•f erne wilt) believe She's "tot) gond for this word 1, et bile he agreed to a clause on the line of Mr. Ingrains. Thereupon Mr. Sirth- orland got up and moved the follow- ing clause, which was unopposed, and is now incorporated in the Railway Act: All box freight cars built in Cana- da, railways, A s i CanadianY , for use o► d for a, after the passing of this act, shall be provided with the following at- tachments Bill and for the security of rail- ! surance Bili were road a third time comfort and among the first few way employes, viz.: and passed. items jot down os u:ua1, a supply of (a)Outside ladders, re t below tl ' and that the rates of such i and his suite visited Windsor Castle I 0013 tional commission to investigate ! as to what may host refresh atter bounties a)Framathe frost of •Tnly, 1903, to f yesterday. Ile traveled in the King's the waterways common to Canada be 1 and the United States. To this the •open air exertion. .Thus ars time June 30, ent11'oboth f the iamount' fixed: by 1 by train tho Mayors and`corparationindj Windsor ; If elle views rtP 2e�Pieased with tile seri Dominion Government had assented, ! conies round when we pick our trunks 90 percWill think it is all for effect, the said chapter 0 of the statutes of ; President drove to Windsor Castle, i butano commissioners had yet been !and satchels and start for the noun- 1507• I escorted by Horse Guards, and after ' Tet she must not pretend to iuc:iffereuce named. it the •sit down to go over the little (b) From Alter 1, 1904, to June 30 inspecting the castle, visited the 1 les& Tho Canadian Northern Railway i ,.: s' _. ,, :_ a ,. ,,.,,,+ t, ,.,n far our 190,,, both inclusive, the bounty shall :Mausoleum at Frogmore, where ho They may talk of bar l tek of respect; fume i g t ifher costume he Lumbermen's —' be 'Ti per cent, of the •amount 4 deposited a wreath on Queen Vic- They Galt her a 'rump by the Bald chapter. lain, g rxtravagaut, (e) From July 1, 1911.."r, to June ;l0, 1 teria's tomb. M. Loubet and party i And accuse Iter of bean a 17(1, bath inclusive, the bounty :emit then returned to London•vain. be ",:, per fent, cf the amount fixed'; Yesterday afternoon the Pr`etsident, i by the said ehapter. , accompanied by :.ling Edward, Queen If the dares to be handsomely decked Princess1, (d) Brom July 1, 19)0(1, to June ,0, ' Alexandra, the Prince and 19107. both inclusive, the bounty shall of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of I If she acts like a saint they will say it. inperza on tho appointment of an interna- left behind, attention too is needful 1J0,, 1 1 b a3 follows or two of I Murray & Laaiman's Florida water, sENDORSED. -D d sidePACIFIC CN n • g ends, aT. opposite 0. 11 o Strange,it. t ontire of diagonally Pp..flange, isn't it, we never of each car, projecting o theladders being placed close t r • lctically to. ' And yet it is not ,str•auge after all, for ace an e theladders of each box car an frame, a 0rS The (:overnmen ,sucus is to the ends and sides to which they anlmous—The 11111 on 'Monday. hie not the twnolu world been >:9ing it i b(' :lv per cent. of the amount flied by , Connaught, Foreign Do - l If she doneet there's seani.al, Fac aro attached. the said chapter. case and Ambassador Minister, re -day (b) hand grips for Bhetty pl it gl wise Ottawa, July 10. —The Govern- I constantly for ver m, a hundred years I iainde. 'Twine 'Bounty. viewed 16,000 troops at Aldershot. i d mints policy for the construction oft owl it we snever more popular than Yankee Sailors tt etre7n,•d. She is heeler the gaze of the high an over a transcontinental line was submit- t it The Governor in Council may au- i the low, so arranged as to assist persons in is this season. The the payment of a bounty to i And though alio inspires hurt, they ted to a caucus of Minister,igiists ; The officers of the United States ; Climbing on the roof by means of the t In millinery the use of lace as a any corporation, firm or per sen man- ; g Regard the poor hreacherwith pity, the ladder. yesterday morning and met with; squadron and Iar a detachments from f , All cars built prior to the passing unanimous endorsation. If there was' factor, becomes more prominent. ufacturing binder twine in Canada, i all the crews arrived in London yes- sigh, any criticism at all it had reference Sometimes heavy lata 19 laid flat and such bounty to exportbe equal to the i torday They paid a round of official t And, whispering sadly, go wonde:rin of this act shall be fitted with such ' Tho i amount paid as duty in the I visits The 1,500 American officers wiry Liver Pills `chat's what you need; some thing to cure your bilious- ness and give you a good digestion. A yen's Pills are liver pills.', They cure con- stipation and biliousness. Gently laxative. AU druggists. attachments on or before Dec. 31, 1905, provided that if there should,. at any time, be any other improved side attachment, which, in the- opin- ion of the board, is better calculated to promote the safety of the train hands, then the board may require any of such cars not already fitted with the side attachments first• men- •tioned to be fitted with said im-' proved attachments. Two Cents a Mlle. Mr. W, F. Maclean moved an amendment, in the form of a sub- clause, enacting that the maximum passenger tariff on the railroads of Canada shall not exceed two cents a mile. A keen discussion ensued, but the amendment was declared lost. After ' considerable debate, clause 279 was finally amended so that the commission shay make regulations that any person or company making false classifications shall in addi- tion to tiro regular tolls be liable to tho railway for fifty per cent. addi- tional to the regular charges. br own oyour r rich black? Then used a besutitul BUCKINGHAM'S DYE W hl "kers so OT.. o. DRUGGISTS. OR R. P. MALLQ CO.. NASHUA, N.N. IT PAYS merely to unimportant details. united with straw, or again are seen Philippine Islands on Manilla fibre project is as outlined in these col- 1 examples made largely in dotted silkt and men remaining at Portsmouth ; He loves her so much, anyway. build 1 Th Government will ' produced in such islands, and used i were entertained at luncheon, at I umn da a Responsible For Fires. Another new section proposed by Mr, Blair provides that a railway company must keep its rights of way free from inflammable material, and if the lire spreads from tho right of way to adjoining property, or if fire is started on any adjoining pro- perty by the company's engineer, the burden of proving thgt the fire was not caused by the negligence of the company shall be upon tho company. Mr. Demers of St. John. moved in amendment that in case of fires com- municated by a railway to adjoining' property the company shall be re- sponsible for the damage, Mr. Belcourt supported the amend- ment. It was a principle of law as old as the bills; he said, that a man must not use his property in a way recently. a overnm a line from Moncton to Winnf- i lace Shirred over a frame, tshieh, in the manufacture of binder twine i which the Mayor presided. The pro- i via Quebec, and lease it to tho 1 ehowe plainly through the thin cover- ,n -Cana cession to in respect of binder twine manufac- tured on or after the 1st day of September, 1902. Provided, howev- er, that the bounty shall not exceed three-eighths of one cent per pound on the Manilla fibro so used in the manufacture of binder twine. The Governor in Council may make reg- ulations to carry out the intention of this act Appropriations Passed. Grand Trunk Pacific for fifty years, - The prairie and mountain sections of i the railway will be constructed by f the company, and they will derive a : hone: guarantee up to a maximum of $13,000 and $30,000 a mile respec- , tivoly. Tho stretch of line from Moncton to Quebec will not parallel the Intorcoloniai, but will bo a good distance away, and separated from it for a large part• of the distance by , ranges of mountains. It is expected that the hill ,to give effect to the went bettdeen the 'Grand Trunk ing. Such foundations likewise are e combined with ,straw. In the world 1 of millinery, however, the "go ars You please" is regnant and hardly a rule can be laid down, that is not broken. Automobile hates aoe a ,style peculiar to tiremsolve:a, being in turban shape, much smaller than what is generally, noticeable and quite enveloping the head in hood. faishion, Le a silk ex- agree tension f:.,stened under the chin: by a Pacific and the Government will be ; large ribbon bow. Colors are in uni- intiocluced on Monday next. pt pompon on the left side CRAZY MAN'S DEED. 1 '•y;leaanor."—While the greater pro- and from the hall was Such bounty shall only be payable { the band of the Neat -sage. Tito American were welcomed with immense enthusiasm. The luncheon was followed by a matinee at the ;gasper B Magazin( i Theatre Royal. Subsequently the vis- itor:; attended the unveiling by the Who would not be a bsrnvard hen. Mayoress of a memorial statue to 1 To scratch and peck and scratch riga' Queen Victoria. 1 And lay a calm egg now and then? Tho squadron will remain about a ; week longer than was intended in ; To cackle when the deed is done, English waters. 1 To welter in the dust and ren, 1teya1 Honors to Americans• i I think would be no end et fun. Mr. Fielding moved two ruses- Ding Edward signally honored the cations making good 1 7 Majesty 9 of sap- , officers of the American squadron ; To have a comb and yet nn hair, plies granted to Ills ilTajesty for the I last night at the state ba11 given at i Seems careless, trite and debt ntir. climax of And yet I think twere good to wear. headed by The Hen. year ending June 30, 1903, and Buckingham Palace—the c 1ma. Firs son, canethe visit of President .on . that is usually either black or white. i $113,342,659 for the year• t904. f mil received Admiral } A vigorous penetrating nose, Alliat Auctioneer Attempts to KM Portion of sleeves show, pronounced on no oneer Wife, WIfe's Mother and Self. i and really misplaced. fullness ow Alliston, July 10.-1V. S. Wallace, I the elbow, (sometimes from above eho auctioneer of this town, while lab- (elbow) yet new examples are in yea' shot at his effec and a w a moth- .t sleeve fuishicnable last summer, will or without effect. Ho then deliber- ; ` for persons oring under a fit of despondency, much mo died proportions, sot at his it 's th atoly placed the barrel of the revol- ' p -z s muster this season pt vor in his mouth and fired twico„ in- i nut extremists. I 1 ` Meting flesh wounds. He will like- ; .•dams••'—(xlavus • •ore in c;•onservative lyt recover. Ho was taken into cus- I styles_ for conservative _people, but. lady. C' fashionists will often choose. new 'Woman Shoots is Burglar. ' lice ,,showing bright embroidery en z firm silk found -awn. `llrese come in all lengths, with or without /insure and the greater number white. Gun metal cha;dee are voxy stylish and ecru taking over by the police it was I is of sonic import-'uce. Not gloves or found that the ball had broken his I mitts are in all length* and with or jawbone. Mr. 1Varne's two shots en- without fingers. • ` terod the man's shoulder. Ito gave . Aurora, July 10.—Mrs. yarn, while hunting for a burglar with her husband in his grocery store at 4 o'clock yesterday morning, shot at, a man hiding in the hallway. Atter his up the proceeds of his thieving, a 1 . , KATB 13RUCE. few coppers. He said his name Was Hall, and that he was a barber in I am on. and he was remanded for a week by Magistrate Lundy. that will cause damage to the pm - Hamilton lit His wounds wore dressed, =•'.y of others. "The amendment," said Mr. Boleourt, "is justified by equity, by precedent and by the soundest principles of law." Mr. Demers' amendment was car- ried by a large majority, AIM, Blair's being the only voice raised against it. Att the clauses of the bill having been disposed of, Mr. Blair stated that tho bill would be reprinted be- fore the Committee was asked to sit again. At the same time he ex- pressed appreciation of the spirit in which tho bill had been discussed by both sides of the 'Rouse, and thank- ed the members for the assistance given to make the hill as complete as possible. In committee of supply last night TO ADVERTISE on the supplementary estimates for Indian affairs, items amounting to $10,870 were taken up and finally passed. The House rose at mid- ngnight. i IN TliE TIMES.. 600D PROGRESS MADE. Divisions of About 60 :Wings settled by Redistribution committee., Ottawa, duly 10.—Tho special corn- mittoe to whom Surat: refet•red the im- portant and difficult question of rearranging the constituencies for Federal purposes held another public meeting last ev fi►iiige When the last • Pound $1.000 on a Barrel. Brockville, July 10.—John Sheri- dan, a carter, yesterday morning found a bundle of banknotes amount- ing to $1,010 on top of a barrel down near the river front. They were I a portion of a parcel containing sou- I erat thousand dollars stolen from the mail while in transit from a Bion- treal bank to its branch in Smith's Falls some weeks ago. The thief is evidently an amateur, and, fearful of detection, has been trying to rid himself of the incriminating money I having the nerve to destroy These sums represent appropria i ltalesty or a Y passed in Committee of Supply for Cotton, the captains of the Amari- ;Arid widely radiating toes. special and immediate Scott, th purposes. can ships and °5 of the junior ofli ' And from -one's -skin -projecting clothe Replying to Mr. the Prem- • cars, and Queen Alexandria, later I Who would not be a barncar•l hen, ler stated that Mr. Justice Richards • gave them the same distinction. The i scratch and peck and :wretch age of 'Manitoba has been appointed a I ball—the first since the accession of I Toor families of eight or ten? commission to enquire into nom- : King E=dward—was a brilliant Pune- plaints arising in Manitoba and tho I tion, 2,200 guests being present, in - Northwest Territories concerning the eluding President Lonbet and his h.unb•sr trade. The investigation ;suit©, practically all the ambassa- will begin at once. 1 dors and ministers in London, the j Mr. Vc( Teary enquired if in decid- majority of the rncutbers of the Roy-' INCOMB OF n FAMILY C ing to pay over to Manitoba inter-; al family, prominent representatives OFF terest in the deferred payments upon ; of the nobility, and the officers of the sale of school lands was the the American and French squadrons I appeal from Friends on Behalf of i Poor Consumptive. IN THE FAR EAST. Government. town, addressed to the becretarq "No," replied Sir WilfridLaurier, i Bnesta and Japan V Likely to National Sanitarium Association, Toro Ralhvay commission BIM I THAT'S THE SPOT! te. Government influenced in any way now in British waters. by the- Colonial Secretary or any one acing on behalf of the Imperial E The following letter from an easte. pan seen erg " What steps Clash Soon. `; to, explains itself :— ''tneither directly or indirectly." 1 wire to be taken to place a consu ti l I Kin Chau, opposite New Chwang, q When the House went into commit- •�T nelt aria, .7uly 9.—:111 the promizr- i patient in the Free Consumption H . a pital? 1V a have a poor man here w too l the S4,Commission o el, 1 ant Russian oit!cials in China, Man- has• consumption. Ho has a wife a on clause 151, Mr. Henderson moved . family of five children. He has, be cheria and Corea, are attcuding the his amendment giving rural munici- ; conference at fort Arthur. The pro- , sick and off work for four moat polities the same protection against I ceediiigs at the conference are envel-! already. The only source of income Man - electric railways in respect to rail- aped in profound s,'errey. It is pop- the family has been cut off. 1 think t way rightsifor publicowhighways that ularly supposed that the Russian of- heffather would bocut if he had is provided towns and cities. The facials are considering war questions. i proper care, but here in the midst.of amendment was declared lost on di t The foreign commercial officials at q •'amityproper c is impossible to give him pro vision. New Clovttng anti fort Art lee be- ,treatment. If we can place him in 'lend monistor ofRailways moved thean t Neve that the passibility of war is Consumption Hospital for care and ere amendment to cert 193, giving i increasing steadily. I Cent, then the people al here can man ssion power to compel the ad -1 'rhe Russian policy is believed to to look after the family until he is mission of telephone wires ofanom- b• to hold the present positions in After to health. Heisabletogoarou pony or municipality to railway eta- 1 �Ianehuria, inrin,ing *Tete Clnvau;, `but is Very weak." tions. and to take no steps to avert hos- tility epublislrthislettertoillustratesh After a short discussion tho clause tility with Japan, if it is assured ! great is the need fur tlae Free Hospi as amended passed. that 'Japan will fight unaided. The forPoorConsumptives,establishedby On the drainage clause, leis. Cowan war feeling anwnl; thI' Japanese in !National Sanitarium Association at Ai objected that the wording of • rune • North China is intensifying. ices womanJust first pati from apaneeo th� its admit 1 on] tts reards] Right in the small of the back. i itailwad 7ys oto be 5eonstructed to fur- ' w- 11ati:aria Wilt iter• into the hospital, and since then Do you ever get a pale there? l isit sufficient drainage. He desired Landon, July 9.—Tho Constnnii- !patients have found a home within YI I D' w it so. do you know what it means? Without a k is a Backache. it. A Sure sign of Kidney Trouble. ' t• Sparta, July 10. — Cecil Rodley Killei1In a Second. to have the clause amended to make nople correspondent of The az . ,walls. A great num er o it Certain that it shall apply to ex- Telegraph quotes an officer of high wholly unc le to pay anything tow ting railways. rank in the Turkish array as doctor- . their maintenance, whilst the aver Mr. Blair said that the clause was l ing thnE war with Ilulgaria appears ; from those' who pay is less than one sueh construction, but j to be inevitable, and that Turkey i the cost of maintenance. - d thtl l i t Stop it rn .-- open to no 1 d f hos- d ant n Dont nag 't r . ' g Y was Hove There is no en owm , •• u don't serious Kidney Troubles macre it obligator upon all inaf e a meet so resultofti gent repro- tees depend solely in the making11 If yo , ways to maintain efficient, d n g tilities. 1 are sure to follow. rendered thein liable for damage t+mations from Austria ane: PusSia ;the largo deficit each month cin the I and zest, Ferdinand has given the reasons of kind friends. i With e ! insufficient drainage I I' g tributions ������ njT T e arising from i DOAK -S rIL1J Mr. toivan's brainaab,lmendment. 1 Stir. Cowan proposed an amending went shooting woodchucks yesterday near hero and was killed by his gun getting ov- er while he was g discharging B'e a fence. 'rho whole charge enter- ed his forehead, blowing' the top of his head off. He died instantly. Lobated %lasing Child. NOW York, July 10,—Tn a small college at Ttfonterey, Vass., under the assumed name of her guardiln. Ous- el() Sail. the 9 -year-old daughter of Frank Lyon, has boon located. filly wall spirited x*i SI par NO, /Ante Back, Diabetes, ,uee to provide that in carrying Cure Backache, la 1 l Dropsy and all Kidney and Bladder 1 11 only be ao 1 the smug es. 1 Fits. 30o. box or S for $1.73. all Aeetolra. DOAN KIDNEY PILL CO0 Toronto. Chat. Prince �e i • i strongest assurances that 13ulgaria ; creasing' numbers seekingadmissto s t 1 ub c ri s p will make 110 further military pre- the hospital, should d the partitions against Turkey. ' eontintie to run short, is they have loin for the past three mouths, r ilranet► drains across railways tho cost to .r Lett wt Toronto. 1 Trustees'will have no recourse epei land tlwru+r s w onI them but to close some of the evade. alt as the work would cost 11 the ! Ottawa, .Tiny 9,—Tho Department l S'r Wm R Meredith, fit., Vice -P uAu railway was not there, the belmsee to he borne by the railway company, 'I. he antentrrnent. carried after seine u of Marine end 1''isheries has decrdctd dent of the Association, end fir, li to move the Meteot•ological Office Gage, Chairman Asm is the Executive edM.t from Termite to Ottawa. A branch ? Ga tel will receive subgeiia i Will bei left at Toron• to, the same • this much needed work. St•t1HBi tilt. The Toronto and i#amilton Ytafl`� `lis now et AfcGlill, rn Montreal,