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Lucknow Sentinel, 1890-02-21, Page 3�; - I n . .. • . ,, w m .car rr ` .,- .. . . aa I - . � ,,, '� _� � ,� - .__ __ "� — ___ . ", - . .t�� "�,��41­N_- ?, '4 • o e. I• . . -0 - . � - . '�,*0;1_ - - Cn D .. DOMINION PARR AJWF personas not mentioiaed. cadvattnt (i r'• ! Paid for cab hire to ' - °' • pge to tl<o people or to alihody con- TaE Wosglx _--- �iCe observed rutin his friend thal�.inister Darned. WQBZ.D. Q�►$E� x .. -""-- o! _Mgrine had bean rather oxtravagant in Sir doisn Thom Thompson said be could not -� the matter of .hire. . F n Oondenttpd Lobos )Yawn} lf7rositsl1l Over the How Varnish m(3 The following bilila were introdnoed and make the eOnheesion asked y the member read &:first time ; hlr. Colby said he'hnd investigats.d this for Hastings. He moved at the clause . Field of Toil. from C}liateit '41 ,, To. incorporate the Tileonbnr matter Of $98 paid to the Premier for cab Calitorniane nee enatralian coal. There is no varnish - ag, Ite:ke providing that protests might be made on "` y° #' Erie & Pacific Railways.--l)Ir, grown• fares and found that Sir John paid back the day of dishonor .at any time after 1 B°ff�lo railroaders are organizing. brilliancy more than eismo, To incorporate the Mount, Forest Mark. last year $500 , I. . Y privately for hie own oab o'clock be amended by inserting 3 o'clock. Boston women get drank on cologne. riago' should be reyarnishe LKP r ` dale,k 8lenford Railwa hire. The year' before he also y -Mr. Sproule. gave hie Mr Weldon (St. Bohn) said, 61318 would At Louisville all idlers are im risoned, montua to keep it exactly in fine, W: Mr.. Tupper, in introducing hie bill to that the Lor Premierj was, member toepevial on Sect ri day or leavl the banks e an keepapetill 3 o'clock F +tLaw is amend the act respecting the protection o! .no erg APPIes cost 5 cents a rave he nX,I I _11 l >Aat ...� . nah i�ax ... 1 .*� ~ a+ a onnd rots r d once a year it will b e. ar este , ? ..., ..,. _: - � cko : �-ze 1 .,.13-f� . , p �rr-n, r �r r ^" _ ;� i�.w _, - -�. �•�r.... _.•� _.. r:.",- oraeame antes that efl -'" -z._ ase important hanges in the law- by 0reona or pnbllo eapenditnre. Mr. Cam .bell edid' it was a great ineon Y - � L �� a der revarniahing' APA striking out the Col$aee which i.enables the 4don&ld was sorry he could P Coopers are s. strike at Rochester over . oeessary at more frequent intervals, I5. Sir John Ma veniencc that banks should clop k a. barrel machines. no baa a� . ;cavezaat +(3��it>3n-f7��rrrti to exempt �'ri6�Yr"rr�rz hr we�3t rets eoC to the eel°P hoar on Saturday, aiid the ami°ht a "t `' s �'e narrsage uouaeO P P v y o The. Sunday closing of barber strops at ¢eparate from the stable, the ammonia certain mills and streams from the opera. Paid to persons whose names were not well kasha open. Omaha is a failpre. from the atalle or,the manure pile, o' , tion h! the act. It would ba provided that. given. As long as h'e was Premier, he was The motion was carried. haps from d.eea in a atablos; has nnpW. those Mills which now enjoyed exemption afraid the overburdened _taxpayer must be The committee rose, and the House went has l 1.00,0membersw York . est -office Clerks' union with the oil in the varnish and gradually would have one year to make other asked to pay for his cab.hire. (Laughter. into Committee of Supply, dissolved it or -burnt a sh have known arrangements to dispose of their e•awdust got th�nore expensive wool The Ohio Le ' The older he Mr. Laurier moved, amendment. that g>ielatdre will be asked to it done in one night; -eo that the and after that time the act would apply to he be in the matter of oabs. (Laughter ) in the opinion of. this. House, no rebate of :redaoe telephone ranee,. ,_- ____^_ wholq:- _surface exposed- �o ; t1i8 ani:- - them. In order to improve the enforce- He took a cab 'froqx his hoose to the antis should be allowed upon corn import A °100# at RogenA France,_ une foarteen _mo$ia was shrive!led -rep went ot'the act it was proposed to give the House of Commons, bud last 01ammer he ad for. use in the manufacture of spirits for Y $ g'• , sera vFitlaoat.wi tin brown crisp rolls, We knew $ ®oat Supreme Codrt jurisdiction. Prosecutions rode in the street cars. ' (Laughter.) He eSport. He said be made the mo ion ae a The Bali "ere° National Convention will where a !totes were now taken ander'the Summar Can saved a, little money to the country b . ohnsagnenoe of the discussion latah in the gentleman left his y y Y y discuss the,eight•hour•day. and buggy standing is front of a distillery oiotione Act. riding in these vehicles, but they were too House• The Opposition nembera wera`_of Near Aid] for hal! esu htiii>~, and, wheir he re tuned I e The bill cues road a first time. cold for his feet and he had to fall bank on opinion that if rebates - r& sa lee-ivade to 'tzhi i eatEing ice by Xan. i, 0 nien.are •at Bid of his ba a 1 The House vent-ints-Conrmittee of Slap- -the °�I. -- • . -- .. certeln classes of the .comm vly The Pre _-- _ --- Premier I 4 D _ - ---- - - - -- - _ . _ - -- �_,. -_ .-. - - ..- -- _ - .-- . - m. - •- - - --.ro a ;position, after p y r R vers - o lir er its. _ get "$6 1mp.� remains of the dpvaysd'rattslaieh. errisontd import corn, and, after can- a da fo nine bo tsand wan $$ for eight. Th@••oil itad been coneamed myed-�v i .. details of the item of $2,000 for cotitiggent which he moved the adjournment of the verting it into spirits, was allowed a ratans --Louise le drug rep have or ani�ed for rho bled n in y_ expenses of the High Commissioner. What House, and Mr. Laurier seconded it. of d'nny, On the other hand, it a farmer g P a ecientifio, social Ana hasineps -advance. SOm o not yaiwdid that sem Dover ? Mrt Mitchell -I object to this kind, of imported corn to feed cattle and converted wenn. ,.- . tfie innfo,4 iia a oarria )mtlo►t h off 114r. Foster laid he could not give details. arrangement between the leaders of the' `it into beef he was not allowed any rebate. Snow -shovelers at 'Nevada Cif) r11 * jug, brat permit it to , the mad It was always included. House. We are now three weeks in session Taking the two things _ together there suns Densly. got. $1 le hour for shoveling tiff the d0t4 hke ,a o Mr. Somerville -Are we to understand tOna very little has been done., I think we as mach reason to give a rebate to e e class roofs. @off an"beorbi the oil from the Gqverpment can give no explanation ? gut sessions, and get on t1m varnish. Sonne people wash the .oar - should have stir ni as to the other. It the distiller was alio , tia�e`�vath soap, and, cyo kayo eves linowit It was perfectly clear they did not know with work, a bsto age on exports there could beano 50 pEi oen�t higher than in othercl&are roe there aro need. Forrds tom ze s of saipidity iw this enm was eapended. lYir. Laurier -Thera is a� good deal in substantial r®aeon why there should not be Sir Richard Cartwright did not see that what the bon. gentleman asys. We have the same measure of justice masted out to oinien. Sti►ue peop]e.seem to .regardpvarniehsietta the contingencies which included taxes not been doing a great deal of work rep every class of the community. At Lincoln, No&, the anions swill kind of hi h pnsiai, and insurance on the official residence, in. till now. I expected we would have a Mr. Maloek-Equal rights_ _ prosaoate bakers who sell tahoxt 4vei ht bin ' E0 on by hard rar- -come tax, etc., amounting td 116,050, should night session, but r peculiar circum. Mr. Laurier -Yes, equal rights, bread. - g -t S b i,ght ht to look. rubbing -The et - __ _ _ have an additional and anesPlainable item c ,peculiar laced made . r X ®R I s { stenos in whi h I find m Mr. Mills Bothwell -In the tree' sense. g coo ere won the deml►il mbar of of $2,000. me second my hon. friend's motion for The Chicago Psopl*,Vho are absolutely ignorant &boat P Mr. Kirkpatrick regretted that an ar- for 35 cents for barrels • and 40 cent&, $O]t v ix is something .•,astonishin Thr lYir, Landerki❑-Is it not possible that adjournment. rangement hod been made with the Gov- tierces. . - �. g._ - the Sam is for telpgrams sent from this Mr. Mitchell -It is-�a-pity that that peon- ernment whereby this motion gotpreoedence The New York organized workin 6 country ? Ido not know, but think it liar ciranmetanoe was not named. over his own. He had undertaken to move gave &.ball a6 which no Dost g 'Jewels a„ti Lacers. would be a matter of {interest to the House The following bills were introduced and 'in this matter as a private member without. 10 cents. °oat ovgx ' 9'Oh, girt with the lacca i d,pI., , if copies of those telegrams were produced read a firers time ; consulting anyone. He had no desire to Brooklyn brewers will o whet eaionrtewele andret' and laid on the table. Then we should be Respecting the Brantford Railw&, om- raise a 'Dint of order a ainst the resent where em to era and em `lo laoetrworth to yon? Yon wanld ati owe g P�tlaborbarean y S what�ar able to say it the sam of $2,000 is requisite pony -Mr. Brovlin. . y Q , motion; but he thought ench piste for re tabor. y o..e h� >�p PIY B�(Q hent for that purpose. For the protection 'of persons employed arrangements were to be condemned �He w Ir � I G all if poo could get back your he 'well Mr. Somervihle-?f the Government is by contractors engaged in the oonetruotlon agreed, however, with the position eRken ti Amsterdamr has 700 ` 1.you can, and you Kan_ keep o�neaecvQla_e',ed-- - --prepared to give Si�Charrg Tapper this °ararlwaya-�rieler tie 'moo passe y t Q he ea er o the Opposition and won d ° r�an�$ vo=operaTcIV so 1 be -your-1 '°°e�too. T onsa� nds of w- an kiwR -11 sum as a gift, let them gay so. - We aro Parliament of Canada- Mr. Purcell. support the amendment he had brought established. , ' Favoriteppy , eso 'Bence that Dr. Pierce'& " `' " entitled to know what this mons is for. Sir Adolphe Caron in re forward, 'Prription restores the health. y Am of ply to Mr. In Colorado.in case of� debt#1 a .' It has been a13own that all contingencies y, , stated that tl;e last time the board Sir John Macdonald replied that it was lows 45 per cl^' &man's ell the It is a positive remedy,for those derar}ge ` all pUgaid outside of this $2,000. Ido not °f visitors visited the Rcyal College, et. quite proper for the leader of the Govern• bill is paid. mento, irregularities and weaknesses' do t $ it is right for the Miuisterof Finance Kingston was 18th •October, 1881. resent to make such arrangements with the Lowell iii r - ''� ommon no woman• In foot it is the nl� t0 sit iII 1319 $lace and natrfYn2�r +he 3yf�. Mr. �T[�1�, Vin--mni,.e— ti£g--35;"16 "p*—�^t- t�'---C==� : ...W it-.... i�cVf' eo irlation. ondenee respecting the Lakin h! mackerel a practice agamai varry 1, z Vii= fi11itl� •trt udder a posttivd guarantee, froiit�the msnr� P p g g was followed in England, and in foot .it it down-etaire. Mr. Foster said that daring Sir Alex- with puree seines and gill nets, said that were not legislation >;,i ,�,. , hotnrers, that it will give eatisfaonioa in g . Would .be impossible. The Birntin ' • ' F ever Does or money will ti refunded:. ander Gems term of ncies there were consequence r of the adoption of these means He moved the adjournment 'of the debate. hands struck . to ,�••' "rolling milt 'This aarant r has be9n printed u n the similar items of contingencies. It is quite the fish were rapidly disappearing.1. _ 'op. tIInion g plain that representatives, such as the Mr. Tapper said he had received some wages are paid, •. f; * ,. boftle•wrapper,.and faithfally'oar;i6d'. out. - DON'T CO3TS Tp, .Tg� CITY. Sigh Commissioner, must necessarily have petitions°against this praotice, and had no The Brickla ice" Inter, for many years. other oontin�enoies, not mentioned in de doubt the, what was stated was quite true. Advice to Country �ttAs who Want S,aoiai nativnaY union die `, • tail or included is the $6,050. It was a gaestion, however, as to how far it Life. - to demand eight }lot. ��1" 'a is of time, A or ei �'roeeeding. After soma farther discussion the ,item would be wise to restrict our own fishermen. I have heard country Minneapolis h'a 4 `'t�o,:$qur auilld It is said the 7' a piece of dry breed, tied � '' passed. while the Ameria&ng beyopd the three-mile to the oit}� !or em omenta talk of coming and the�� bate: els in a bag and placed in the Water while oab- employment, , giving as one y make ne, , Mr. Casey, on the item $4,000 for Civil limit could use any means they chose.' The reason that they wanted more social. life. y' One m t, ; per bilge is boiling, Quill prevent the nnpleetp014. ' da ekes.% t itarrels. o$or which usually arises ; bat iii to down_ Service examiners, protested that the wfi'o1e IInited States prohibited the importation Well, Haat is just what they will not get ; 'Some Sag 1sr, a©o"shoe-lash' hove right oraolty to pat tt feeble. fees of bre ' thing was a faros, and that notwithatand- of mackerel oaaght with purse seines until the woman of � business is not a wdrut►n t ; g ' ' P aid, struck against out. 'The men were in the sauerkraut boiler.-Philadelphiv ing the examinations were held the Gov-, lot June, and it was possible some arrange- leisure, and she, has no time for society. making from �69�ra $11 per week. Record. 11 . E ernment did not bind themaelvea to abide went might be made between rho two Donn- She will &fid mor® social' p': _ by -the result. A board' that was at the tries for the protection of mackerel. Some `home, even. if shire be a��rke in her own No hod-carry� n a �thaa�h 's .arr�ilerl faire; {h\ Pry mortar �� of -the -•Government -was--°' hoped by eat a eaion to nnonnoe � o e - lone omen ave Ii the cit , and"thera is no Poems and tbrhwn to the bjriokgi erOu" - ., f , - a a The m �fs use P y ,�ryas a me cy o � ani, • whatever. .The nominal board wa8 no safe- nese more absolute than lone- Tiley say West Superior Wi�� do e4 e' B uie r •m y old coal was.be,." 11 gnard'to Lha country and was a fraud. A thing definite. lineae of a stranger in d+orowd. ries oomitig metropo]ia o! the Northwe it !leen so atCoray h aalhe y w°ald{ never h&vs 1� large number of young persons were in- Mr. Mitchell said that if the rights of are not ldrge enough to . at;. YQ Y a suffered'from cqa_ It Canada had been r g pertni ' mttch is to be, the largest lake shi in f.' 9t tion J dosed to go rep for examination and to wait proper pressed by Eng, relaxation in the way of r� encs �, PB 's wW iP. i �! attanged liver, or d I I under the delusion that having land 'and the headland contention main- 'and after the aay'r work 'ie u�'' world: K - „ o .piles, or an other complaint that t o passed, tamed, such trouble -as this would not tired to gain seatroh of, e o . . is too >lrom e s stem ant of sorts end oansesr im- - � they had a claim upon the 61overnment for The telephone is "den erone b , Y a position. arise. '" per• " State " aocordin'gto Rag' offieiala and Parities of the. blood. -If you suffer from ' "IiY the oonniry home, in`tle da s 'the , . '. Mr. Foster said that if the hon. gentle- Mr. Robertson said: that in Prince Ed- daily paper and the nae af�fne �Xi�"'q,�so they have been removed from restAupnts an io these things You will feel morose, � man had any information that the Gov= ward Island the fishermen found that gill that one may keep in toatlli wr ,th the'i &ld, and coffee houses: 5 ,I.' mt nohely, mornfal, aye, mad or anything ' ernment had in any way interfered with nets were quite as destructive so seines, even if she be at one side Die this b1is12A 11113 : B;Aff$10 Coal dealers any'they lose >ti5 ee else at merry. �o be merry You must ba� 1 the work of the exn�minera he should make and he believed if the use were °ontinned confusion of city lite. The fe ' article 'ct: t.°of their coal through'.thett Prow, I a will. To be, well take,-Dr:� Pierce's world[- •• ' ' I a direct charge. He denied that there was they would destroy the fie,,heries. • tells her how to .dress her ba id- imand -riulroad cars, They olaitsi that lie en mod Pleasant Purgative Pellets. Easy tp - any foundation for it. The motion passed:. her gown, and gives her the ' ' •tiot,at-'s' help themselves. take, purely vegetable, perfectly h'artnlet4 Mr. Brown asked was it meant that , Act relating. to the ' Canada Southern in awls!! toilet detail. No tri ` . prompt and pleasant in .their action only s'A . there were two. sets -of queetions 2' Bridge Co. that it has not its public Iib) 'a�bsll broughn fromCali, Chin to New York 60 one lot a doss. �, Mr. Casey relied be had not intended to To incorporate the Calgary &Edmonton the new books Dome ; and tbg'°le„ . ail take the places of banding 1&borers in orae ' " " f convey ench an impression. Railway Co. concert are not in#requent in„t.s?tr, ctai'1• of a strike for eight loam. �fcourtie . Mr. Somerville said , could, readily To amend the Act to incorporate the ways and telegraphs have- Iirotkl.;' the Biha belore the .]!fetal' -11 . Big brothers know a good, but nota & understand the anxiety of, the senior mem- Imperial Trusts, Co: of Canada. ootnera ofahe' earth togelEh�i44&o thm• , de dell for the "week! work. L` egielature and then once of them finds, himeelf-ane 5 her for Hamilton as to Civil Service .To incorporate the Mount Forest, Mark,., is . never far away from 'a ' „ y payitietlt 6f wages'll" peotly anticip&ted by bisli the sister. examinations; for if rumor was correct that dale & Meaford Railway Co. things. There are occn ati n r9a °f Prompt payment of wages to oArpentere," "Marion," said Henry,road o! his . `� Mr. Dewdne said p y P. �" , for the and to prol}ibit the sal y " gentleman was shortly to receive a fat Y in re 1 to Mr. girls who stay sit home, and ''.paiytioularly soda. )�tison-made newly acquired knowledge, "do you know 1 " sit." in the Civil Service. with a salary of Gordon, that the Government would send those who stay in the oonutt. Do not g � , ,that the &Berth turns round ? " two or three thorieand dollars. , an •officer to investigate the sgnattera' throng to tba�aiiieg h search orf eta 'lay- There are only ,twenty cork faeto�}` � in �' Of too it does l " .answesed., Marion. The item passed.' grievances on Vancouver Island. ment, for you w be doomed th dtaa this country'.. The cork comes from B lis ""That's the`reaton I tanableA oto of bed.". ' Mr. McMullan, on the, item for contin- _ Mr. Costigan, in reply to Mr, Therien; pointment.- alt oy White. P' Portugal and Inaly. The tree; give acro-Yputh'i companion. r F,. genciee of Governor -General's Department, said that the Government had received no every five years. A _machine °makes!-,- p - d petitions from- tobacco mantifaCtarere assk- _ __�; -_- -__-. ___T -_ Krone a da - r� I paid that $144 was charged for advertising a $he � y 'j s It a0-astled remedies have failed. Dar. - .. . reception at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa a ere. ing what tobacco growers be compelled to $' �°ed r. Sa e e Catarrh, 8emed P s- In Japan"blaokemiths get 22 to s� od g o y ogres. 50 oest4 ,, X11 to manufacturers onl He (somewhat arts Iciousl1. He thought each a charge Bhonld bacon- y P y} -'You 4ayyon painterax 18 to 28 sauna coolies 15 byuegiste. demned. • To amend the Canadian Pacific Railyvay never loved'anybody but me? Hal Is that cants °ardenera IByto 37 Dente true Maud ? . opto Mr. Cook -The Governor -General's De- Aot of 1889 and for other purposes true cert, " ' -----. along. She -Harr 30 to 45 Dente. Ada s partment is getting to be an expensive to Ktrkpatriok. y your looks tern 1'y .iroe! hod an acerb 5' sots. y bo&rti; dnB P y Have I e g g 0 " The ide&bf a mem of your age begging for this oeuntry. '(Cries of "Order."} Re8pecting tie Erie &Huron Railway- p too bold inmi111oit+' ori . ' I- IY- Plg %' A Chi �6'hy' don t you go to worts ? "' The Deputy. Speaker called the hon. Mr, Lister. to kiss me eo mach dais evening?ager woo expelled' this a Res eosin $e-N.o, Mand Kai°s foto eirrsifi p y Go to work ? Pshaws air 1 The idea p f gentleman to order for speaking d.iaraspect• P g• ,the, ;,Brantford, Waterloo. & hand. ,but yon kiaa like aid, old c g to a an asaessi4ent ibr a man,changing his profession- at m titre fall of the'Governor-General. Lake Erie RailwaiVom an tide Anarchists. The anion seotliod' Me o! life 1 11 y Y (Brant). . I 11P y-"Mr•P&terson 'disobiorge as d prevented him froth getting � ' Mr. Cook=I was not speaking of the To grant certain powers to the Canadian A Western Classic. . ' eaaploymei$t. He sued the •onion^ ant} -got The lar _Governor General. I was speaking of the s :e • 00. g!State& t ton and. coffee importer in Millers Mutual` Fire Insurance Company Franklin Parkej- Of course I sha11 see the Unite ie J. W. Doan, of Chi-. I department,�and Lam gaits in order to say -Mr. grown. you at the s The abtefnptt to tn&ke this .oi armakers ca go. ie an e�cpvueive say to thio country. ymphony concert, Mies, Prays work nine �houre inetead•'of eight. is beip Mr. Doan keepettonmvnr b mio liteas Mr.' Deputy -Speaker said he had min= Sir John Thompson, in moving the first rte ? Your• sanb tells me that. you're tried int Chios o. g g wY g . . ander cod the hon, member: reading of the bili to amend the criminal devoted to manic. 8 Some oigarmakers 'get" China at a salary of $]R 000 a year. #ii. u law, 7 , ds an a average; makes $3.50. ,other eta th sa Th 'tem passed, . ,+Said that the firet.ob act was to make. Mise .Pra. re �'' and tlf g a mo salary in 'Chicago for y e (a visitor from Chicago} - hd mon afl on9-11 O have struck against , ' �"� f ' Mr. Lnxiderkin, on the item, of $11,100 seddoiion of servants by master, employer Indeed I am ! 'Arid it's an ora eetra of 60. P g grading teas by inhaling, the aroma. orddl!eman a criminal offence. The bill pieces,you _, a aedtiotionaf,$2 a thousand on $13 and $5 A... for continggnoies, of the Priv Council , yod say ? On, I do so hppa they'll tigers. The theaters ,61. Greece were all open to Privy , would also define and provide punishment play " Down Went McGinty 1" pointed out that the country not only paid y 'The the sky, but whether this twee dee to other fs`'° the Ministers their salary, sessional in• for incest. It would make the law more thio LegielQtpre ze askeN to proiibit tensed than to accommodate the high LatO demnity and travelling expense", but their efficient for the suppression of polygamy. This is the Way of, It. railroad Dom aniei em in t It would provide for the giving of refreah- p p P19j, g alwaph of the ladies is a disputed question. . 'EL�, . 7 -, Last operators who are in &OP way connected l . j the luncheons Dost r$`l31 and the refreshr mext'to porsons while on duty, It was Dap snit yDon thti<t George, eaew ed s to o ymtb At with the rnnping of trains, from requiring .t atBil proposed to enlarge the power of P P� y them to perform an other dot D� a• N. L.I.S.90. 1 �ments cost 586. It there was an thing Christmas? > s, o. i Y y, .and re-' 5 judges in dealing with summary convict- � ' c• quire public processions, carrying a ban _ more the Ministers ,wanted he. hoped they. tions-~ Y Husband-. Tatdeb it y, _ g. .. ner .: . ,and lirovide . better. secnritq ebr er. gh!•b�ijrta ff, dearest. to altt� ogre tche American flag. `� ~,11 1 would not bo afraid to mention it. sone committed for trial who tied elected Ic way very thottghtinl itfud of you t° y " y ­ - N Mr. Colby said that while in all other give ins snob or drat: In Japan a pair of sandals of straw cost o . I ° to be tried under the Seed Triala, Act., ' respects the expenses the L'riv. Co°nail..y P y .. W.- The-bili..forit�•in,. Will 1 sante, Thted.maxi with two: ji rikishet tr . y Tina i the bill would declare the law with ,drag two ereons and ba- "I •. ,,. !tad increased,�there were two r epe°ts in rdgard iia' the rights'of courts-martial in You Pay it now, shailtell the man to g P gage !o r miles r',r which'it held faYlen off. ' In 187(iey paid' sentencing persons to'jaii, Dell again ? up a veep monntaio..roaa for 34 o rets. A p, ' y $'745 for newspapers, and last yuilir this was servant girl for one month's ser oe • • reduced to 4 The,11ouse went into s get :10 $ 40. committee, on the ;' Johan $mftb on a I3aclrc Beat; 125 yen, equal to'98 cants, she is f rnished � ' Mr.. Casey objected to the system of esoh Bill dealing with bills of exchange and ' also bath money and hoir•dreseing money, , promissory notes. • , In one city at &i%at John Smith hat'to y ,, . department parohasing newspapers iridis• P Y, about W dente. ,A• new tooth br ah, Elia ' Mr. Burdett on the elauee dealin with take a Back seat. The directory of Min- for 1 cent. Four boxes of matches for, of ru ^ D 0; im" OY. He thought there should• be a. � g' I y •, centr cess bureau, which ould supply rules as to notice of dishonor, asked that P he fact that there are in "a Dent. c. ; , nee alis reveals t I I IYQO� Dc that 'airy '1,000 Ole Olesona, 1,910 ,Vl ick (� IJ I I'll all tug information each department should the sdhe'dtile' of the tariff of fees Lind ,• . 1.want from the ne rrs a ere and that would charges for notaries be del`e'ted. In Ontario Erickson", 1,815 Nel's Nelsons" and ' 1,01_ - John dohnaons.. _, • , ., . the. Evident Mtnnea 1' eot a great-stavirfgp P.. '. ::. ... y were paying -b0 Cents for rotaets, ed l3'.; as is, ..CURal�g� .. .: 5a _.a..-. _ .._ u. � r P somewhat of ri 6 andinavian cat e r Dente for each notice and postage. ehttr ed Y -" ?b , �r � f' '�. i,.x. Tapper replied that the resent P g . I'oak Tribune. .����t' °A f� ��A� . _ , F , P oat the notice. The Bill r -.v d for Quo, 4 Ipietration spent mnoh lest on Wawa- �, �' a d;Fs than'Che Liberals hod praotihe coming infgf', iisitdoit ,.a ® When 1 say Cure J. do not meas , c� Pty During the five Ii Would Not be earlty have them return again, / pA Eq N merely tcy stop them for time, and thea ." years of the Meokentde jttat dOnb�e the amhantuoll,feti>A z .Qpn• , ' ' E►aitopsy or Fskllin �1 RA01CAL•Ct112E..�,1 have inade the disease of FRO* I V, egt»ir, the total tention was and is that parties wh Mrs. Small (Io lgt&r Boarder --Wqn t on b SickrAose a life-long study. 1 warr/5wfi my remedy to Coro Lha P hold y worst cases. Because others%have failed is no reason for not now receivin a cure. Send at amount spent to this way waa $89,000, ; have some pound cake ? become stisurity by endorsing' for fr%tidiror. P once for a treatk6 and a Frog ►39t*I�j6f my Infallible R�stied Give !✓xpre s and 7 . while Burins the last five years the total otherwisor and did not pay tile.: l on Star Boarder-'Lhanka, np.. L. forgot' to Bost Office. !t casts you nothin for '& trial, -and it will rare qou. Ac� enm /faeg5tJ,800. ! .' put my bottle of pepsin in my pooket. •"•C•l BBQ„eh Qi iCe, i8g yy $w ADEiA1DF. 3T Eta ST - CA gre.s:—N• r".�1;4I 1. Mr, Z44 ,'flenied that the statement maturity had quite enough tts d ' ar tbi ptiy. t of t•ho bills t^itho h - - tntarl�� ' iy - ulcFl” Minister ooric�ctly apr®- t :r Mrs. Drot Yokes, eS Cleveland, Oliio, io Charges f protests. If;rote'. F sentesg tx nditare. a re- probably the yonugeat widow on record. •n 1 Mrs (Merle said he would like an ex. served b er ill the expenst' test 41 , Eruy Her husband died of the i last week, a „ •. . .: . . . . . . ..... ,. planetiodtYiaAg'brtling cab !area. This itetii, ingld note greater thaw tin The wasYra mar>,ied lvhreA P " he said,+ was increatin rather an f5 !tit only beneAbOf vlke%liltel y weeks ago, the age QR' • `f` 3 i4 her th de•n: :t• y of the brido Win . oroaeing. $e found that the premier wee' �ra; to tlitrigbpdy" tams to th -1*%nk 14 years. �c1­1� �>� r A,,d $928 loft oab hire for his own im. He °lt °j' J Piia6rving tho existln'" "tactics The Canape 1 11, about, to lis' introduced � � "� ngl T() � IIIr FT)ITl�1I.—P'leas'e inform yolrlt "t•eatlers that l i' ,a • net lave bcan riding in cabs all thti t'tpo: f' �4 �Y Presetting & rd; ' "ol+'p Iii>lrgjas, by rho E iah Gov'drnment will provide ' above named diseasit. S its timelry dse thousands bf I gne9ess cases l4V b eoi hirer medy lot the 11 x tl d rte useful pu;tiolt moil bol that hereafter .the census be tit4ken ovary I shall be glad to send two bodes of m remedy permanently cured. aughter.) 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