(TWO ;lQJ,LARS •

l Tho beg tO inform the traJe

t.)lat h~vibg jns t- pnt up a n!w and improved Machinery lor tho Manufacture of

,. ... ·MUNN~S

LIQ .IP iiSI GL'O'E, At T 10i1Jm "/ ~;. '· '11~1h April , EmiiJ M. they are prepared to fill orders for any quan­

beloved nn i l" 0 c :i , o! E i gar nnd Anoio .tity,--in oaaka from 6 to 40 gallons; ln cane Sw eHnnd ,. , • 1 y ..• "' ~ 3 ruonlt.a.-• SM. is iron 1 Rallo~ to t pint.; also, in 1 and 2 oz. ll?t dcaJ but . , · · bottles by the groea. • • ·

~ · .. -~ ... ,~1,~~~~ Wechalleng~thes~ength ' · ~ ~ • of this Article ~t all· Oompet.itora.

DweiHn,~- ~~- u~e VJitil Garden nl tnolu;,1 • . \nlJ..,c'1r •n", t.~c,.n~ prosent oe• au pied by tl.e ~ ~·~ ~r ·• r.

li'\lr parlicuhH • i'ill •o - B. \Y. QUI L TIN.

ALL P ll't'm..: ia lcbt .i 1-o the Ei tllte of A . .\:. n:' ., p ,p·,. •:"'ft t C.1uihu·· )J k<>rs, kc.) are rcnuc.iteJ lo · r ~ ·II: 11. 'f \:-.cir imlob·t-

. '"ell ~· s b ·f, ,.: · '.' :' ·.,· t!tn· . . :1 ,. next. All R!l) ·)UOtS D CJ' t • t l~ •'1t ~ .. fit \J(' pJrtced io tho hnnd.:1 uf n .. didt 11 1, "tolkction.

E ·e~H .::iONS, .l, 1mi nistrator.

H arblr O rl!c". \)· ~1_..:2· 1:-_!!:2_. _ __ _

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A seco.a.d -.. t·l u~.r:c,:s g lish Up. 1 i(~ht P ta-1.:)_-

wRrrant.:>d in ." ·.l ('Or •• ti·'o .. .!pply nt the ST.\:-\D.-\RD Otl:·~(·. • ~ t

· Post --fico~ ·otic e. -- ··-

H as hu~n l ' warJ ls\an l '

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, <t {' .'•·•d '• to the Leo­.. ,, :~ ·, ..: 1 a.u.l J.1pan.

• I .i !-1 1 :\tiiP.d, 40 can 1 .· 0

.. 1\(.t' lh ·• • ' 1 • v' , 'iir:alllo for p .. , ~ \.

C .)th "" t" '· · · .~ . \u -, 1'1"\lJ ~l.Lhin t b t• 1:' t jt -~' • t ('r-,,• ..c.

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ll..ls') ' i • .• t • . i.z, now prep.t!\:d lv • 1. __ o 1 . u•tl'il5 .. L 1e~ sona.ble n leq,

a small . •. '! ;· v: \.i-:lll.J~ l'upers and Borders for .... ~. S.ltietttc~i~u· · • ·~~t :.. I Nov. 1!3. 11 ·I

Tlill ~UTUAL LIFE -Insurance-Company of Haw York .

RICHARD A. r.~cCUROY1 PRESfOEHT.

Statomont !or tho yrs.r onding Dawmber Sl, 1891 $1.$0,60'1,188 68 ----&laJ'Te 011 I'olidr jb..QCTIUir •

Table f O.ftl ~ • • • nHG10GS,3!!!! 00 Llablll&let oo cr tb.o-11 Be&er 'I'O, 607,848 61 ftupl R.. • • • ~ • • li!,OOO,DGf 18 Decolptl from ll dr:. rc.c:.s. - ~7,G3f1734 611 Pa,..f.lltl to i' UtT•liolokn, • 18.<66,711 86 BUb au lll:le~ au>4 rt t1 ()'lfG I,

19f 470 11011~1~, • • - CG7,1'11,801 00 llllb ~~ r11~•'- .:~1il07 pollelu, ""' ..... o • 01 OS amOillltl.u! to •. - - v ... .,, • .,.., ..

MUNN-t FiSH' SFErriuZEs. There oeing only a limited supply of this, orders firat received firsL filled

For fu-ther information and pri~, aa well .iul orders ~or same, .Rend to the Office or -

. JOHN MUNN & 00., ~ HARBOR GB.Aoz

Mannraotured ~Y F. W. GoLDER, at the Be. cb P remises, Harbor G,..ace.

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- A CARD. • -

H. MORRISS\EY. DISPENSING • PHARMACIST,

Water Street, flarbfW Grace, Njld. -: PuaJTY A~'l) AoouudY. :­

Sunday Houn--from iO t.o it L~ •• 2 to 8, 6 to 6 8 to 9 p.m.

&-Nigbt--calfa R_romptly attended t.o.

I / CARD 1 J 0

W .. 'HOG AN, M.I) Office and Residence:

St. Patrick's St., C Office t-:v.1ra ·~9 to 10 a.qi, ; fa to 8 pm.; 7

· to 6 pm. • ~blfl3rn •

and ba \"O au\..j ected 81\me obemionl anal· ysis. Tbo l!l\rnples were foond to consist of .FRESH W HOLESOME "'MaTERlALs, properly Propo\tioned • . Tble •·&king Pow. der is well suited for falDily~and baa been employed, when required in/ipy own houae-hold'fot m~ony years. .., . .

• OJ::oRO~ LAwToN; ~b.D., .LLD.,. Fdlow of the !o&Lito~ of Oqemist ry o( Grt at

.Britain wd lr6land.

Po:r sa~e qp.~ap

Go~d English~~iltiiCX JOHN HRNNES<> Y

M·ai I N Qr,theril.

: Service.~ MAI LS will be despatched r\oNhia Office

O\'erhmd for all pa,.,_.Wwe1'n~ St. 3t. John's antl Wertern Oo"'t WJaitt Bay, on

· TU:ESDAY, 14th and 28~h April. · Closing at 8 o'clock, abup, ou momlna of

:leap tob. ~ Cotreapondenoe ~ JIQited at that

hour will l'l'main ln ofJloe uW XalJ a fort .. night Jatet·, •

Books, Pal'cela ofNewspa~O't'er '4 onnbel :>r any o~hoc b~~ Mail ailtt~r will not be forwatded. • · • •

J. 0. FR!Efia, P.M.G. ,9e!le.rnlJ?~ 0~ . -

!>t l:i J nn., 1892, J ·'~~ - . K-INNER, · li,fi.J~,r~l~\T1t m:smNER & stMOB cARD I

M1'Nt:l'ACTURER A:n Ufl'ORTBR OJ' . WILl .JIAM RYAN GEMETERY Ot.CORATIONS custom Tailor

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a t 2 cents · per packet. I • •

W. H. -.THOKPs'ON - <k.. !:

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4p!~tlii~ ~~}1 ~~~ GadoD S~a Al~o-Glac1iola Ri;d .. ,Dnhli~Roots, . Carter & Clay's. Fertilizer in. packages.

· Onlci·.: tnk t.!a fOl' c~rcs-Superphosphtttes in brls . . and -half-brls., and . F owlet·'s In : cticidc for destroying inse~ts ~rl Plants, &c.. ·.

:E3:ay, cnover a:n.d G-rass ss•e•• ••

--AT THE;..-­

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New est Ctyl.J.:; in Gent's Scarfs and Ties, Hats, .Hoots, . ~'noes, &c . . &c . _ .

L n.t e::,t t:.(, ,j .... lt~~,.. · ... 1 l~~obonq, Lact;)s~ Flowers, Feathers, Ch ' ld..t·en 's Costumes, &c.

Marb la. Scotch and Quincy SntisfllOtion ~d a Good Fit Guaranteed ,..

Granites. Shop ne::t door ~b:.~mtr· Tinware El· m i . ~l tlf( 'it\ .... 1. rj· ~UJ

PAPER from o to 10

';,;: .~I. " ·- , . K ",Q-nted uode• pe.,.oal oope•- W A. tt·r o"l' ll E eT, - llhBOR GR A OE. 1 J J [!! ~ ~ ~ t vi ul· t [ '0 ~ 1 OHDEUSgivcn proruptattention ST J (.) H . .N HOUSE lU .; 1

Qent:9 per .... ~~-~ ....... ,; .

ld·.blC::\~ fnrniab&d by letter or otber•iae · ' "Fu .. •her sl·it•ll'l\·n s oxpe..:ted uext wetk,

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~~:·. 40 upper water strut, Munn ·j3ros., VVa.tar Street, IIa.rbor Grace. . J h , . HALIFAX, - NOVA SCOTIA. . ~R.'ed and White Si~ St. o n s. ~--

8-Accommodation foT Pumanent an4

... PHCENIX 0 ~~!n~~uamg tbrQuch Halt·

Fire Assurance Company ~U:U .nlw:;;~ vl'e1oumec1 at_the ·~John . - JOHN HARTRY, PaoPai~L

LONDON. · LOMBARD 81Rl£ET & OHARlNG CROSS -EST}\BLISHED I~ 17~2

I -TJCUBTEEB & DIUEOTOBS J oaepb ' Wm. Baxendale, Eeq. • · Bri11tow Bo.-111, E•tJ· The Hon. Jame1 Ring. J oiJn Clutton, Eaq. · · Oclaviua E. OClope, Eaq., M.P Oeorge Ar~hur Fuller, Raq. O!..nrle• E. ~· ~1q. M Rhode H kina, Eaq. . Sir John I.ubbo ar~, M.P., F'.R .Cb:\rloa TbotQ~ ncu, Eaq. · Cb,ulc!e·Magnay, ~~q rhe Hon. Edwlo B. 'Portm~. Dndle7 Roberl·Smltb, Eaq W~ Ja~e• Thompson Eaq. --RON. DlBEOTOR

JOllN J . H1A>Ollrrtl.D 1 E1q

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Wl.J.tiUf 0. MACDONALD,} tJ!!NOJS n. MAO.DO~A~ll~ Jobtl Secr.tari,;

The ·e~ga,.ementa ~a O.tBoe' a~& • unrnn oted by A .IU11QeroaJ and wealthy Provrietar) &dch'\lon to a larr. inveated Oapital ; .ud tht promptitude atl~ liberAlity wUh whio~ claim• have alW&JI been met, are Y~ll-k!i'Own ani aokno•ledgod. •

The leP!rtuo& of the lr&Da!lct'lou of ~ P ~~NIX FIRE. OFFICE

IUJ bt ~~~ froai the faot that tlD!)t lt. etta~~nowcrterODHunaiD ruu­the pap~" ~ IPiafaodolf of OJaba. for to-a ban ,soeeded J'oumu M~oa SN. b~D- tp!Dit Loll bj FIR llld J..lilata· an eWeottd tiJ tbe OompiDJ. QoD ~~

dMSI'Io!tl* of PtopertJ, oa ttit 1101f.fatorablt

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Stewart. Munn & ·co., · Shipping arid Com1ntssion · Merchants, 22 ST. · JOHN STREET, MONTRKAL.

Speci J attention given t~ thf'l aale of Fiah ~&pd Fish OUu, • •.

-6-lso, to the buying and abipping ofFlot:.t an.P fl' ovisione nnd General Produoe, ·

firCable AJdreu-Monn, Montreal. . . .

J. ·A. WHITMAN,. Custom TaiiQring,

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ww cn.aJ''ll\teeFlt, wo~kmanahlp ~md St:vto. Glve Ull a aall. --

Ou~pot·~ ()t dorl receive prompt attenUon.

Corn~ , l.

FIR~ AliD LU'B -- .

BSTABLX$JU'D A. D. lea?

Fish · ets, ·POundS, · Traps aRd . Seines 1 I For 199g. · . WE I.r VIT'E tpe Fishermen, before they leave the centl"ee of b~eu

for tbeh· hom"~ "ftor tho scaaon ' a work is over, to band their orden to their ont8tdaa MerobRnt, wbo w:-i te ~o Uudol'tsigned to make up for them· good warel properly IDOGDted for t.ho scnbon ot 1892, so wo ron r£ceive them in aenaon to take pain.ll and make t\e ben we can. Seines for FQrt.one :&y can be lient low, go~ direo"'rom FaotoJy, b, the Olouoeder win.ter fleet, ·

· WILLIAM STQWE, ·- F or Gloucester Net and TWine Oo. I·

It oont~ins the vital prinolplea ot · Prime :Peef. . .

; • 9 !$ t

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· s~up" · • :

41 Weare shin fam· . A Farmer at ily, We liVe in a

. place where we are Edom! Texas. subject to vjelent Says': . Colds and ~g

Troubles. I . havo used German Syrup. for six years aucce.ssfully for Sore Throat, Cough. Cold, Hoarseness, Pains in the Chest and ~ungs, and spittinJ.·Up of BlOod. I have tried many differ­ent kinds of cough Syrups in my time, but let me say to anrone want• ingsuch a medicine-German Syrup is the~Yhas been my ex· perieflce. If you use it once, you will Jci back to it whenever you need tt. It gives total relief and is

·a quick cure. My advice to every· one suffering with Lung Troublesis -Trj it. · You will soon ~ con· vi.nced. In all the families whero your German Syrup Is used w.e have no ,John t r o u b 1 e with the Franklin Lungs .at all. It is the medicine fortp~- Jones.

unL ... n. Sole Ma.o'fr, WoodbutJ,NJ.

THE GREAT: IUWEDY FOR

CO:NSU~M-PTION . which can be' cured by a timely resort to this ·stand­nr<l preparation, as· has been proved by the hundreds of testimonials recC\ived by the pt-upl'lei.Ol o. It. -io c..obo.,.,.l-

edged by riuiny prominent physicians to he the inost a·clinble preparation ever in­;,·oduced for the -relief and cure of all Lung complaints, nnd is offered to ~e public, sanctioned by the experience of over forty years. When resorted to in season it sel­lom fails to effect a spee-dy

· lure · hi · ·the most severe . ~nses of Co~gh~ronchitis,

Ct·oup, Whooping Cough, ·• Infk2nzn, Asthma, Colds,

6orc Throat, Pains. or Sore­ness in the Chest and Side, L~ver Complaint, Bleeding ut the Lungs,~. Wistar's .Bnlsnm· does not dry up a· Cough, and leave tlie cause behind, as is the case witl­most prepnratio~ 'l ~~t 1t loosens and cloanses the lu~l{:."S, and allays \rritation, thus removing the ~]188 of the complaint. 1 •

• PIIU.utKD liT IET1I W', FOWLE •-son, BoNa, X..U., .ud ecN4 by DrqgWua4n..Jm~~WU&lb-

··GUARDIAN . J'IBB AND LIFE

.' iau.r&n:e Compa,uy . .:_ Olr· LONDON --BSTA.BLISKBD '"A.D., 1818

·~D· Obl!fj.L ......... .&1,000_,000 ·~ 'rob~. UIY8nD l'nDI VP- •

* .... ~o • • ,. ••• , .••••••••••••••• J,T60.000 '' . AftvAr. 1Jr0011• Vtw.uDa o• UO,OOO 11 1

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.. !l'BE BA.RirOJJ. GBA~E. ·ST~DARQ • •

( C011 tilurtel ) . llonlT; Mwreb UUa.

'J'be aM opeatd •• foar o'clock. · ~ OaDU or TBII Du.

Comnf~ee oa S.Uat BilL • ·Mr. Gtallll& wed tile lotrodacer of tbe

•aeaeaNAo allow i' to ataad-o••r till to-mono• He did iaOt mate tbe reqoeat fo1 tbe purpoee of lela)lar Jbe pueace of abe bill. bu\ ·rather tbat be boo 1(,1ember Mr. Moon aod be may han a

tal It oyer· ita pro.Woo1 between tbi~ time aod to morro ·~ -

Tbe r~ oeat wu graoled. The atl:teral matten oo the order were alto

~unwed to ataod our. · Mr. D .. Ft prtMDted a pelltioo from Luke

Clarke aid otben, or Oarb4oe&r, OD the eubjeot nf roadL From Wl,lllam BuU aod otben Hearte r>el!Jtbt oo tb~ aame eobject. 'trom Patrick Doyle 'ud otben, of Gadeo'• Manb, oo the

,.&me eubjec' Fro A Jobo Keooedy aod otben ~>f Carbooear oo the •me aubjeoL Mr Doff atrooaly advocated the clalcu of the tneral pitltiooa opoo the coolideratioll of the Gonro-meo&. ·

Hoo Co ,olftAL SICa&TAaT preeeoted • petilloo rrom the ~•a. Cbarlea Oolb.nd _aad Jobo ·P1e '\od other aeotlemeo of the dtdnot of Bt Barbe oo the eubj19t of a roacJ. ' . HU>ti( .,d.that the ~U\ioo be allowed. to lie oo tbetab:t : . · Mr GaUNI praeoted a petltloo from Edwarct

Fitzpatrick, of the Goolde, moet otur:eroutly and rupeotably alped by the lobabltaat•: praylor lor a aom o( aiooe7 to erect a bridge o•er the. river io the oelgbborbcod of Fitapatrfok'e farm

Hoo CoLONU.L SacanART preae,oted a petitio a from tbe Rn. W 8 . Rafter aod other lobahi· taote"'Df B' ab Town, io the diatrlot of Trioity. pra'y{eg foitlie cooatroctlull of • road frem t~at Mlllemeot .to the rallw_ay atatloa, Tbialocah&y bad tproog op ooder the AgricaUaral Act .of 1~7. aod wu the outoome of tho lealalatloo of tba' ·year Ia ·Uta of railway uteualoo, It bad been foah red by. &be pre'leo' Got'eromeat, aod •u ood11r Ule Immediate oootrol of the boo. Sa".eyor Gtutnl The p1opl~ reaideot there bad to prooetd llt'~ral mll.ea to Wblt­booroe for their m..U. alld frejgb\. Sometimee tbi frel~rb' wu dropped oo the oortbero aide of Dildo Po'ldt aod the people bad to row aor011 for U. Ir 1tormr wt&\her lhey were oftta de­layei. fot, HYenl ~,a. aod tbty DOW uked ror the c011atraaUo~ of ~ . road. to the bead of Dildo Lake The amooot of money nqulred to build the road would not be Yerylargt, aod be troeted the Hou• would b4t abl,. to allocate a softlclea• aum. He alao preieoted a peUtioo from JoOAtbao Reade aud other iubabltaata of Chapel Ar01, io refereooe to the reteotioo of ttie preaeot 1\.rad Board Ia that locality, The peti­tiooera aeemed to be ooder the impreuioo tbat­aome part'e1 who were oppQaed to the Hoad Board tbve bad aell' • petiUoo (o the Hoo"' aakio~t tbd tbf, Board b4i remoY~d He bad oot ~eeo w·ob · •; peunoo a or bad be btarc2 any com· plalo'te btt be preaeoted · tbe preaeot ooe to utt.r,· the ·deeirea of petUiooen. eepeoially u they "' forth that three-four\be of &be peoplll alleged to .bne algoed the petltloa agaloet the Board oner did 10. Ae ooe of the memben (or the dlatr~t . be be.rged to uy that he bad'b1ard oo oomplalota araloet tile Road Board. oor did be koow aoytblog about the petltloo meotiooed. . Mr WEllBIR bened to ny th11t be koew

oothiog about the petitioo, ani bad beard oo complalote ap(ut the preeeot R.lad Board at Obapel Arm. •

Tbe · HoUH thea adjourned till to·morrow Tae~da71 at 5 o'clock p.m. · ...... _

. TOUDAT, March 16. The Houu opeoed at* o'clock p.m.

· OaDn or TB& DAY: Committee oo Staling Bill. 'rt:e t{ooee weot Into committee oo the Seal­

in~ Bill ; Mr Wbiteltylo the ohalr. A leo: 'ry dlecaaloo eoeaed, parilolpated lo

by rne boo member~. aod the oommlltee roll aad tbe~balrmau reported·tba' tbey .bad COD· eideud 'ibe m.aUer to. them-referred, ADd bad puaed tlae bill with aome ameodmtote. '

Ordered Ulat aid repora be reotlt'ed. Oo motioo 'bat the aald npoli be adoptee!.

It wu UIOYed ia ameodmeat by Mr. Clift. aeooodtcl . by Mr MuDD Uia• ibe word • teDth ' be aobek'toted for &be:.' word 1 twelfth' lo &he 8ret pa~npb of Uie uld -blll

Tbe q'aeelloo of aid ameodq:Jeot belo1r put, the HoUH dl.tded thereoo, whiJl •beN tppearecf for the ameodmeo• foQr, aamely: Mr OUf~ Mr Mt.tDO, Mr nol aod Mr Oart1 ; .. aod •aatod &t e em66dmea• elabtHD, umoly : Hoo Premier, boo C~QAial Seoretary, bou Rtoel•er (ieunl, boo SUi ,..,or Geoeral, \be Ploaooial Secretary . Mr .Mafn.li7, Mr nm. Mr Gentl, Mr Webber, 'Rr Wbitale • r awe, Mr Hallareo. Mr Woodford. Mr Foz, Rolla,· Mr Moriaoo Mr .)larr17 aod P.4r Hbea. .

So It · ~~d 14 the aeptit'e. T"-~Kiaal motloo b•loR pu~ It pataed Ia the

•ftlrmaUn, 'aod wu ordered aooordloal7. Ordited tba• aald bill, 11 amended, be eo·

aroeaed ud, tead a tblrd time to·monow.· Stoortd Budi"J. oJ Blll tG Pro'lkk l!l>4ffN19f to

Wm,.,.-:· G. Ufti)J' QlfUl#QM, • Aftef'vbopaidenble clebltt th qaNlloa Yl!.

Mr MoRPBt J:reeeoted a petltlop from the Re• M J Clark and otbera, oo 'the aabj~:ot of 1 wharf at Flat Rook He alen bestged ~ .preaeot ' pflitloo from Jordan Somerton, oa the eob­jlo' of oom"peoeati:Jo j ai.O a R,ltitio" from Mu­tio Ke~oedy aod otben on the wbjeot of ro~ds

Roo 'be Pauuu gue ootloe tba& be would. oo to-morrow, eak lene to io&rodooe a bill to •mead the law of partnenblp

The Hoo11 thea adjooroed till to-morrow (\Ved.oeada7) at • o'clock

W&DNISDAT. March 16tl:l. Hon11 opened at 4 o'clock p m. Mr. RoLLS PteMoted a petl!ioo from E . •Hyde

and otben, of Cbaolle lelandl. oo the aabjec' nf roada r alao, a petitio a frow the Rn R. Pot Walker and otben, of Cape Cove.. oo the eame tobjeot; alao a petltloo from . Wm· Simma aod otberi, or FoRO, 00 tbe lame aubjdCt He boped tbeae ee•enl petltiooa would recel.-e tbt~ favorable ooolideratioo of the Gonromeot

lloo. CoLOlCI4L BaoaiTur besured lean to pnaeot a petitioo Jrom the Re•. W. Pattereoo aod otben. of Gooeeberry lalaod. Boonht~ Bay oo the aobjec' of mall commoaloatioo, .which be wu epeolally reqoealed to pre~eot. owiog to the abeeoot of Captain Blaodford. He al1o b1srged to prtMot • petttloo al'faed by John Lean and othen of Barot Jalaod oo the same aabfeo" polq_tlaa, oat tbd Gooaeberry bland, 0ottel'a Ielaod, or Sl Brndao'e be made a port of call. Alto a pltltloo from · the Rn. Gregory Bat&oock, aud otben o! Cottol'a Ie­laod, OD ' the tame4 aabj!Ct Tbe re•. reotle· . mao bad beea bot a abort time io the locality, bot .elooe hi• retldeoce there be bad •bowo areat lotereat lD tbe welfare of bla ptritbiooen. He (U.S.) would do all lo bit power to o'rgo opoo the cootracton lhe oec•lty of oomplylog with the .te .. of the pelltloaen. a. 1110 preaented a petltloo from George Read, aod otben of Raatell'• ( lon, prey log for ,. amaH eom of mooey to oooatruct a road to lead from the mala road ~ their agrlool&oral· laode.

&fr. Bau preaeoted a r>tUtloo from Peter Power aad otb'en of Bay Balle, oo the aubject ofra.dt, •

Roo OoLOIClAL 8EOut'ART ber~red lene to pr11tat • .Pelitioo from the Re~. S. J. Aodrew• •ad olben, of Weatero Con, St. Barbe'e oo th~ aabject of a ferry. · ·

Mr. \V&cs•R prtMoted a petltlou frnm the J. 0 . Cnrr aod the Re• . Edaar Taylor

aod other naldenta of Catalloa. uk.iolf tba~ a by road or Jaoe there be eolar~Zed to a public road. He bad bfa atteotioo drawo to the plao& aod wu O:)DYinoeillbat It could be made a nry oeefid rold. He eaw the oeedt or the to­oatil)'. aad ylth the co operation of bit oollea· ~oee be •o~ld tee tbat a tom of mooey be al · located oat of the apecial grao.t to meet the Yiewa of p11thioaer~

Onocr. or TBit o·u. l'be Bill relatlo~ to tlae aealftsbery wu read a

tblrd time. Beoood reacJior Carrfen Liability Hill. Mr. MoRRAY moied the aeoood reading of

tbie bill aod uplaloed Ita rrlooiples He b!Ld 00\ IOliO(ted the IOpport 0 aoy boo member for thl1 me.-ure, a• be witbld tber.t ttl oon•irlo!r It 1olelt oo Ita merita aod woald be q·1ite will log to accept any lo(lgeatloos ab a later day when the Bill woQid be before a committee of &he whole Hooee.

Hoo. ~O&VITOR' G~t. preeaoted a petitio a from Jobo Colford aud tbera, of Redlaodt, oo tbeaubfeo• of a road ; ale ooe from Jobo Po•er aoli o&bera, of l'oto•, Oil the 1\me aubjaot. ·

Mr. Dtrrr pr.,.oted a pethloo from Joebaa Hlaoook aad otben. -af Vlllap, oo the aobj.,ct of ro.dt _ ~

Tbe Hooat thea adJooroed oatil l"(,lday oed at • o'oloo"

Fatou, Mnolt 1 Ath . At ftfteeo rlliaotee afler foor o·olock lu .&be

aftenooo of tblt elaht11nt~ day or March, tbe oam• of tbe memben preteDl betor takea·dowo bf &be Oltr~. aaOl,IJ • Boa Coloolal Se4retary bOD 8urY~yor General, boo lleceJnr General.

tbe Fio"nnilll Se~ret11ry. Mr 'fbompt~ea . J>r 'fait, Mr Whiteley. Mr Webbet. Mr Rolla, Mr Greeoe and Mr Shea, HI• Boo'or the Speaker ~eclared t:1e Boase aitj,orotd. for waot of a qadram·. ontil Afonday next, the 211' lost, aU o'clock io tbt afterooon · .,-

• MoNDA r, Marob 2;1. The Hoose opeoed at ~ o'clock p m · l\lr CLIFT presented \ petitioa from Patrick

~hboney aott otbera, of Nertb Ri•er, Coucep: tioo B'Y· p~11ying that the .Hoose would be pleaaecl to araot thAm 1\ •m•ll aom of mooey for the o~oatruotion of a road He wu "ell ~cqnaintecl wi~h tl,e ch'\{acter of the eoil aod 11orrl'onrliog oon'l t ·1 tbrou~b wbicb &bia road woutd·rno and ! c · r1nted that. before tbia lei· eioo oloJed~ the r t q ,:iite amoant would be voted to 110c'erle to the req uut of petitiooen .

Hoo CoLONIAL SECRETARY prueuted a pet!; lion from Jeremiah Ryan and othert, of Beechy Cove. Booniata Bay. oo the anbjec& of a road He also be~r~ed lone to preaeot a petilioo from Moaea Kiost and otbera. or New Bonueo­ture,- prayincr that · ~ sum of .money be gra'?t~d for lhe erection of a feooa aroaod • cemetery to tbatpl11oePetitiouera etate that at tbe preaeo' time thoy ara io poueasion of a piece of olaod nt apart for a bnrial ground. but that the rttideotl have not aoffioieot meaoe to feaoe it, and they oo w approllched the Hn'aea ~R for · oae hundred aod 1eveoty dollart for t Pl!rpo•• Tbie wu a matter which moat come oder the l:omediate ootioe of the memben of the dl1trict but there wu aal1 the Special Graot from which to allocate io amnuot to meet the requirement. of the petitioners He beg~red to mon the !ieticioo lie oo t·be t~ble of the lloaee '

Mr WEDBitll bad mach pleasure io aapportlog the prayer of petitiooen

Hon CoL('INlAL 8EORlTABt preaeated • petitloo from W Pioaeo t, aod otbere, Of Dildo, oo the tobj !O~ of a road '-.._

Hoa TBI PRElllER preeept1d • petitloo !rom ~icholu Ryan aod otbere, o( Spillare' Cove, oo the eutJ;o!Ot of r.lade ;-alto ooe from Joeepb Stick · land aod- others. or Haa\'e lJarbor. OD tba lime

. aubject; a lao one from Ambroee Harria aod otbera, of Ra•aell Con. on tbe 11me eabjeot~ "!10 ooe from Robert Barratt and otben, or Beart'e Content. and from William White and otbert. "or Bird Ielaud Cove. both on tbe aame enbj-:ot.

lion CoLONIAL SEOK£TARY pre1aoted a peti­tion from Jo'tn B'\rne~ and o\b:>re, of Torqaa7 uilog for a emsll aum or mooey for the erec·. tioo of ~ Jaunoh w11y

H!lu CoLoNtAL S£Ctt£TARY, io reply to a queatiou put by • Mr Moriaon a fur daye ago, laid ou tbo table a O.:lPY of tho oorreapoadeoce· relative to diphtheria at Greeoepood

I~was orderd that committee of u.e wboJe Go trays anti tD!e\08 be dc:Cerred uotll Friday oext thenJQ._ stand Brat ou tbe order of the day

P11taosot to nrior, the Uooee tbeo adjourned aotil to morrow (fu~ai17) at four o'olook ia the afternoon

(To be contin~d)

-·~ -J:1mea Spnrgeoo, tbe ·brother of Ute Ide Cbarlea Spur~eoo, has profitiooally ateamed t~e duties of the pu ·orate or the Metroplitao u beroacle ,

-A lliSH lPS BAN~RUPtOY'-The Ri~rbt Rev 8peocer Riobardeoa, biebop of the Reformed &?i~opal obarob bu ba ~ome a bankrupt l:if1 llabilitie11 are I !Dill I · ;

R£C&IPTS -For. poliablog beatlo~ etot'ee, bard 11'&re de~e-f1 011 turpeo\ioe aod bleak • ! roleb Properl7 put oo, h will lu~ tbroa~bout a aea· 100

Oblorlde of limo · h ,.., lof•:tible prnentlve· B8alnat ute, aa tbey Oee from Ita odour u from a plltileooe

BoUlet are easily oleaoed wltb boa ••ter aod flile.ooala ·

To remoye egg ataln• from 1poooe, rub _with co~moa aaU. •

K.ickapoo Indian Sag\Va . .

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How It contains ingredients which strengthen A and build the cells of\ the organs.

on :e ft stimulates them to healthy action, allays , .:,~ inflammation and pain. - Kickapoo Indian t JUdneys Sagwa · pel'Il)eates and purifies the whol~ ,..., • system. dissolves 'all poisons, anct-"drives po' aocl the 1:1oaM dl.tded, wbeo \here. ap·

peared tea :)or .ate aaodoa •ud •••l•e •r.toat, .....__ wbiiNOJtU ~be IDttloa for a IIOODd rtadiDI W&l deolarecJ •to ~ lot'-

· them out. It gives tile whole, body renewecj : · health, stren~ and .activi'k)'. Read these letters •

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. ' Ncmoa or .. UOTlo•. Mt va .. 't~lo• BUl ao debe \be daatea ud

liml' UJ4 liabUIUM or OOIDIDOD Olftltn . 'nle Ulll. w..- read a In' Ume aod ordered to

be read a IIOOGd tlme '-'•IDOftPW• NOTica or QOII'I'IC*.

.. Hob A&toNIJ Geoeral ·atbor"y tlae oommoa

1(~~=-~,:~=~~:~~ r:r•tta.ct-at &be lil IJ&bttleotoral O~pro. d~ '

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·W W. lfiDIOil, DU«IIIt rc., •rltMI 1/,, JUUA UE, tflqbreol, Of,,.,_, ~ " I 11M t1tM G ell .._ of ..., Mflltf "I ~ ,_ tihfll t1otltiH ...,. WIO

• ""'· w ~..,.,. ~ IIMitf -...... ,..,, 1/ff/ "' ftiU bfl dtftol-1 J ltlfiN ,.,.,.. I Oftll ~ ltttlla ..... ., a luf NIHil. >()• t«ttt 1/ IUtHiloo IIWJul.,.. ......., 7arN ..... fl. It ..., · ... I ,._,,_, 1/ff/ ll1t toU1t1 lfl7tfl lw, W I • '$ • ..., It ·-~ It,. ,.,. IU .0. Mtlrel~ lftl/, II I ,.,.,,! fill.'' ~ (

R=lembet the importance\ of the kidn~ys tO your whole sys:

, tem. Once they fail, · then out. The uric acid must in the body, pd, as-if is

aeamy_· ~~. II fatal. Do hot tildg Klcdcapoo, Indian

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.... Beware of &lae itlll mae ; • II ceUlo1 JOur alae, aod OODOIIIiDI Itt. OWD /

~ . .. . _,_ Keep · Mioarcl'• Ll~imeo& lD. tlae Boue

' -Notblnr tlree a•m~ao f O qaickly•a lee• lag a 1•1 ~ali '-'lag blm'f,lf

-Mo1t uncomfortable feelln~ oecor wbeo ao orator who do~<~ · I)Ot waofa to•talk II mtdt to apeak to ao aodlaoce tbu doe• ao• waul to bear btm.. • ...

-BrATTY's Too'R OP TIII Woat.o.-Ec-Mayor .Duiel F Rftatty, of Bea&t,.a Celebrated Orgaoe and Piaooe.- Wa•blo«too. New Jereey. bu re­turned home from an extended tour of tb6 world Read bi.- adYertiaemeot la tblt paper aud Hod for catalogue.

Mili~'• Lloimeot fa a11d "by Ph71iclaoe --• -Ao expected pleaaore . ia like a wet boo' h '• awfully bard to pot off

Mloard'a Lioimeot, Lumbermao'a Friend .

To porify Your blood , --Take Hood'• Sarupa.rnta

Peter Shaw. of Weet Winfield. N Y. was · atll!oted with a enere couRh. with oaio in the eido and looll8 and 2eoeral depreaeioo, cauain~ bimeelf aod friend• Rreat alarm Hn tried Q'I&DY

remediu with oo good reaulta One bottle Of WJ:;TAR'a BAL!AK OF WILD CHBRRt completely cnred,bim ·

-Recaaee a dmR~Zi~t ·keepa • aoda ~untalo oat 'Y eat they call blm Jo 1 flur-otogiat,'

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C. C: RICHARDS & 'Co. Genu-My danstbtel" was apparently at the

point of deatb with tbat terrible diee11e rlinb­Ureri" All remedies bad railed. bat MINARD'S LINILIENT cured her; and I would earnest­ly recommeod it l1> all who may be io aeed of a eood family medloioe '

~OliN D. BounLLta.

-Io dry weather a farmer eite lo the barn door and waite for eometbing to turnip.

' · HollNcay'• Pil'•-Tbe Fem11le'e Friend-So

1oon u tbe bamao functions arc disordered they ehoald be reoti8ed It Ia a hopeless delusion to leave the walad• to ifa own cour11e A few ap­propriat~U~oaea of Rolle ways Pill!!" at tho proper period wffi pre•eot m11oy a aerioaa llloua They an·eat all morbid influencae. aod pre•!'nt dieeue rrom exteodio~r And 11fftotio~ more di•tant orczane Their primary action Ia npon the blood1 atna:a 1h; liver. kidoe}e. and bowels Their 1ecoodary action 1treoithene the nervous eentree No drn~t can be 11t oace 10 barmlen yet ao ant.agooiltio to cJiaordera afteotin~r the other eex The moet perfect reliance may be placed upon tbeis puri· fyiosr, rellulatiocz 11ud renovatinR virtue• Tbey may be eafely takeo by femalea clt any ~ge

~NTITLED ~0 THE BEST. All are eotltled to the beat that their money

will buy, 10 every family th.luld bne. at once, a bottle of the beet family remedy. Syrup of-Fiil1 to oleaue the eyatem wbeo oo1tive or · billoua. For tale by all leadio~ draggiat1.

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The Bapid Increase of La Grippe through­out alll'roviocea ia caualng Great Alarm A rep9rt baa just 'beeo receiYQd here . from

Ne" Yorlr: City. ai•loq detalle of a oew feature of the dleeaee \ ... m Haoley of &bat Ci'J reoeot, ly d.led aftw ao lllneu of only foor daJI. Ia hor­rible agouy . Ria too~roe awelled to eooh ao ex· teo& u to rtoder I& lmpoulble for blm to apeak :or ••allow ,

Tbla oe• detelopmeot bu oao .. d the people of oor oommooit7 to enquire loto the noted Grippe Care. lately apolteo of ln 10 maay of our leading Ne••P!Pen and Jouro"• It baa beco tried lo Cape Bret~o. where tbe iocrea1e ie Tery rap_ld. aod the reaalte fatal A J McKillop of L'Aro!t_et'rqae. "Wrltei lbat the trial waa utiefao­tory that efery one Ia tb'e twoa It trylo~ to obtaio a •apply He ftal!ed ble lecter by ~king for a large qaeatity of t• (Dr Morae'• lodiao Roo' Pilla) with wbiob to aupply 'be demauca of the public ' ·

CA6J·TION .!

xs· MARKED

IN 8RONZII: Ut'rr~

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THE ~ U.NJON • SEWIN·G - MACHINE It Leads them all It :is the Lightest Runn~g It mall:ea the Leut Bolle

· 1t is the Moat Durable 1t is W \rranted for 6 1 eara I .See the Union before b uying . .

· D "EAL ERS W II. N'l;'ED '

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t~EW DISCOVERY by ACCiDENT Th coutltOUndln&: n o,otuUon a part "'""' acehlenu.r eJ)UI~ oo tb~ baneS '""' on w:>.•hln~: 1\ftt·n •·llotlltwiiS d lllco\· cred tbal the balr wu com. J•INI'I•· r \'rnonod. We a t ouco put tills wonderful preparauon, on Ul• Dltlrl;ct nnd ow !Cl'I!At bAS ~eo tbo demand tbal w e are now 1otroduelo• It Uuoushout lho wo'tld under tbJ! came of QaeeD'a ADtl·Ba.lrtJae, IT IS PERFECTLY. HAR MLESS AND u SO SIMPLE ANY CHILD CAN USE IT;

thr h:1lr o.-er :m d apply I he o•lxture for a few mtnoua. aad l.ba !~<~~ppNU'II ns If IJy mac1o Wh houttbe •ll&bten p&!o or lojuey wbeD

AppliN! or ever nllcrw.....,. lt la uallko IUI}'_ol.ber prep&r&Uoo ever uatd .forn lll.:e rtnr~. Tb(luqnds of LADlES who hive be6D &DD07e4 with hAir on thclf.:FACE. NECK and ARMS aUH~ Ita mmta. <~ t:~TJ,b'ltl EN who do not aprrtclatoa beard or h&lr oo thelrueelr,

find a prl~lcss boon In Queen'" Antt-Uatrlna wblcb daee ·&W&7' I with Sha.-h•r. b)' rend~nng Ita future «TTI\'Ib ao ut~r tmpoulbUit7• Prlco of Qoeen'tft An tl·liAirlno U. per botUc, ~~ent In p fety r ntt1 n11 bona. pc»t&ge paid b7111 (leeorel7 eeAied from Dll'!erY:\tlon). &ond mnnP,. or ~lAmps by le!t·· o l"ltb full adelrt'Mwftttco· pl&loly. CO~ J)Ondcnec"trlctl;r conndenUnl. Thl~ ndv•rlll!<'m!'nt 18 b•1\ 1111 and atrals ht forward In every wo 1

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,conL'\Ins. ~o Invito yon ro elM\ I wll h u~ nnll .:ron will nnd.t.ll'l')' lhlog u n-p.r- nted. CUt tbll ou~ aend IAHIA Address QUI! EN CHEMICAL CO., 174 Rm:e Street .. OINOINNATit 0. You ·cau reglllb·r you lettt'r At any PO!It omca to Insure Ita u fil delln r;r. \Ve wln pa7 ~oodror llllJ' cue oCCalluro or l!IJJ:hteet lnJar,. to any J>nrchaue r . E"er,. bottle llr1J&rautee • ~ IPECI&L -'1'o la41ea who lnLrodoH and MBt~orfl.belr trietuS• U Doltl .. ~ Qa;:~fD.:4=:r: ~iillliiiiiii ~:;lil:= ~~ ~~J: cmi:'. =-~·!~k.po!!!f!,OII 'f: ..... •

Hom6 R oftvonct!ll-'l 'lte Ly t.lts l:il\ttl & ~uolt (Jo., 1.4:6 a.nd 147 Water Bt i Edwin Alclen & Oo., 248 RacA St1·6et, Oiooinoa~i, Ohio: M152iwly. .

, 84 Commercial Street~ ·BOSTON, llq,u, MANUFA OTURERS .OF _.

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·c~D, .HERKI~G ·& 9APLI~ S.EINE~· .-ALSo- •

HERRING NET~, ,. -ALL OJ' TIJ& VERY BEST QU A.'LlTY AND .llADK 01' ·OUB.__

SHEPA.Ro· GOI.JD MEDATh TWI,NES . . -

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MISS NOBODY OF NQJI"ERE.· legislative O&uneil .. " -BOOK m. -Jlil!i a;;;;;;:J'J of 'aomewhere 'fOF.BDA y' M 'roh 8. · · ~1:. ~ ·· . · lloo ft.lr Mo~t&OK - rhe Out &•o qu•Uon

· CHAPTER:::Ji\')JI . •e!e 1ome•bat hol~:~~.d to3ethe!'• ioumuo~ u • 'HA..'<G )is 11 1~ .lnt'~.B I' •toy rel-:ed to. &htl . •mi>!>t\ao• 111hj"d' Clf our

1 Ob t;. 1 :-. nt..1.s...._ • ; -.hlpp.iog, oud bts ohJ~O~ tn ukiug tbtm wu &o j auo~te even. ~ muiUOOSroom oblaio iuform,li~u tor ' the trade. toro: malioo

1.1. I m llOIDg t~ seo ~Yt venera~le rela- .,biob 1~ wu or vita l importauco tba& oor ebip­hves, old v ~n 1":ller and:Y,ydla. rhey'v~ o•nere a!Joold be iu poJienioo or-~ tbe car heat fallen in love Wlth me since I became a poatiblo momoo~. li 11 "oulrJ. like to Jcaro from 11eer. So hae t.he, rest of the world. the reporl of Lloyd'e Sun•eyor of w!lat ooudjt~oo J eem8 is my br.oum in waiting?' lie, round our v\lasola io, 1a. to wbelller lhey wc~re

1 y ~ your lordship ' answers the man. uawor:by. or. as t"?! we re re~ruaotcrl by ao

d l ·t.'l G · 1 h• tl' ff'- boo goutlerollo opp?stto, c .. ro ,, Aod puttou· t\n 1 ~ e U88le goes W, lS In( O .u pasS larly w:n r~ 'neO.:'lld U}' l tb\t the report ot the a yawny hour at Wasbtngto~l_~na:re. :3orveyor abould ue .... snoj knowo ·a~ once. ae

. A von mere · s~ortfy after. tlits 'W!'ltes to mast sorely :dfeot the qaoetion of ioauraooll oo his fiancee, stating tbat busmess Wlll pre- v\laael ~ for the coming sbsoo. ·At a public meet­vent him seeing· her tthis evening either '"(( Mr. Wbcallcy, tho Surveyor, Qad re­at her awn nome or Mrs. Rivington's, and flC~tod our ahippit:S( iu . mo:sl utiarllciOrJ COD · begging her to present h. is compliments ~l1~n, aud he bnd gooo, r~rtbe~ atul spoke eulo­to b,er- sister and wilsb her a pleasant de- ~tst1~ of tbe ruuooor to wli1o~ ho had beeo but treato.t by owners nod the ro'adtna.a they bad

• • ' aholt'n to a•Jopt his snggeatiooa. It would ap· .Thls note he soon ~ft~r ~espatcbes (lOU from the boo. r41prceont(l.tivo or tbe Gov­

wtth a c.ouple of magndlcent bouquets or'omeot t hnt lho pro iuotion of t beee dopamt~nle from Klunders, one for Miss Fqllis and .wu delayed owing to n scarcity of clerks to oopy the other for Miss Florence; then feeling them; now be ' did oot coo~idar Ibis o •uffioleot himself free from the chanue of reason fllr h"\"io~ information withheld wl:fiob the girl's face this eve$g he give8 a it waaof the. grellteBlloom~otsbould be hu~iebed siuh of relief. :, 1

• a\ t he enrheat opportuotLy, and be constdered I:' • • • l- • • IIUCh ao aUSIIfOr 00 ttr'ii part or the Uovernmeot Fol' m his soul of soule .he us ~bnnk:!ng oot ouly diallourteooa to him, bat. to the Boaee.

from the tbo~gbt o~ meeting tb~ flashmg With regard to .the 8!l_rv~y of our L'brador ttee,, of Flosste FoUts, tbe most important oud se rious roaulte awaic the

'I'll bnve no more Macbeth soliloquies,' detormioalion or tha Goveromoot upoo tbia ba sayd to himHelf "ith a shudder. • I'll ' aubj -1ot Mr. Wboatl~>y W.1s bore at the luataoco not look on my p~etty ghost t'll I've got of uotb ~id ea of. politic!, but as ropreaentiog m' nerves in training.' . . Lloytls. h1e ru•1ct1ons 11re .coufioed to ~oty aaob

u· h · . ve,ela liS oolHe uodt!r Lloyde' roles fbe rund . ;' lt t~lS ~e goes out to ~nJOJl Mr, Gus- oolleclad nt tbo Cus' tlllld' d ep<lrtmeut on our

s1e s bospitahty and meetln~ tb,e ~oung ihippiog oo behalf of Lloyue, omounted be wae lord and several other of hts Intimate informed, to nearly the eo~i ro salary paid Mr. friends, they make a sportive night ofH; Wheatley. Tbero wu also an amount collected and the cards being brought in, somehow upoo our local crnrt upon a ecmle ln~d down luck favoring him, thougll be b1Jndles b.r him. hlr. \~hoMioy . . nnd aJ<re~o by lha the pasteboards with rare skil he 'wins Govcromeot, with t.bu v1e " to tho o.~t ton of quite a large amount of money' most of tho 8 :lf\'0Y0 f'8 eCf \'ICeQ I to 0 Qf local Cr t ; bu~ • • • 1 last eeaaou ~be s urvey \na confined to our 1t from. hlS host, WhO playS Very badly, b,okere. it having bl't'D toO late whoJO. milttON . Commg hom~ togetber1. Av~nmere cau- wore arr.1oga'l to llave i' a pply to our L 'lbrador

tions Lord Bassmgtou to be less reckless fl eet T eo owuora of tho laltoJr etas~ . of crl\it in his play; but is answt>red with this re- oow dreo\rl tho resulr or tho cowing survey. fur. mark: 'what are a few hundreds or· a few iog t~a~ it tit:lJ lead to·aucb expeoae a~ would thousands to a nobleman o'f·my means ?' prohibit lbem rrom oogagiog the craft io tbe

'Still great as they are you may find t\brador fishery at aH. lie could ossert tb~t tb 'n t d , ' 'b E r h· the mercbante were ooly too re"d' to work to

em e~ a~B e ' murmurs ~ • ng lS barmooy with the surveyor nod....._to f:lll io with man. Beat des,, you ha~dly played as aoy ~oggeetiooe ho . m!ly wake, 6Ut be wae im­well.as the res.t. . • preaeed whb tho tJccea!ity .of b~~iog dQne at as

'Dtdn't I' crtes Gussie. • The luck was euly a d•te u pouible . IYhQiever" coot4Smplated against me. "!'he cards rnnning fairly, io this direc \ion. Ue believed ~lr. Wheatley t~. I can play any' man in New York-vou be mosl rraaonn~l~~ iu ,·the performance of hi• for instance.' • d1,1ties, 11nd thnt ~e took trouble to impr~u par-

I I s~rcely think: so I' eoo, "i~ll tho .behof t hnt be ~ctod for tbetr good. '\Voat ?' lo deahni( 1t1th the Llbrad.,r fiaee. or oonrae, ·, a 1 the olrcllmelancee of. U1o owoora woald be a

You see I Ol so very fortunate at m1tter for ·cooaizJeral1una, many of whom are gj\mes of chance,' says' Avonmere, con£1.- p oor aod U'lllblc ,_, q,e.tt aaob cxp~nae ~· m~y dently. ' bo oeoa.eury to O\rry n t 'tho req ttircm<;Jnt!l or the

• Are you? \Vell rn oack my skill aurv~yor ip rcla• ii)O to tiH,ir cr.lft, lll'l\.1 in aoob against your Jucli,' retmns Augustus. cues po!albly the vnaala would bo ooodemoed 'I owe you five hundred I believe.' altogoLber-a t.ardsbfJ' tnpon !he o'."oera wbiob

, • L 1 ' , ~Yith a duo t~'g,\rJ to tbo ohJOOte ntmed a t , we . F1ve hu';ldred and ,orty·fiv~, corrects ibould. as far na wn jndio1oue, eoueu.>r to

hts compamou.. prevent. Anot her (~)\l llr.:l or tbe ClS8 wblcb . Teen come mto my parlour, and rn presonten i•a61f to him 1\'tlS tht! effect which the

owe you nothing or more before we get 11b:1od~nm~n t of thi-, idea or the survey, of onr up. 1 " • LlbrB~es~ela ml\y huvo u pon the qocat joo of

1 It's too late-nearly four o'clock.' ioeurnn~J 1C tbe Govdr?ment. now _Prtve-nt til~. 1 Pough 1 that's about the time for a \V beatley from proceec.hng with tbte eurvcy, tt

h bb. d t k I' 1 G · would DPP~>:lr Ba though wo were afraid of the t ?roug

1 re 0 wa e np er es ussie. u sult of it. The Government should be care-

C<>-mc I · ' • ful io detl'r:nlnio~ thai~ oourao of Mtion , aod he • Very wellt.. since you mslst I' says would command thta point tu their consideration.

Avon mere. ' Though I warn you, I near· He CJO~itlered Mr. Wboatley Will peculiarly ly always win I' .. fi ttc J ror tl o ,,fti::a which be held , nod that Ito

'Ob rats I' remarks the new lord who 1\';U M rc:~e.Jnl\t. lo nod c i>nsiderale as & atriot bas to'~ much champagne .on boo.~d for P".rro r .naoc~ of pis da ty en• bl11d biru to bo. He

,. d '11 flt b d Wl~ht uy that, liS far 01 he wat pereooally oou-cau~Ion, an w.I n e warne. · coroep, be bad oo fear as to tbe oouatquel\oea of

SO the ~wo Slt ~<L~for a quiet ga~e, 1uob eurvey to Lim. llla hon. frieod had' io· and · at e1ght o clock in the mormng lor10ad tbe Honae thu corre!poudenco bad Avonmere, rising up fr mit, has a check taken place bee weco our G :>verolneot .anti the on the Second National for tw.,nty-five St~oretary of State. io relat ion to · the propoaed hundred and odd doll~rs ~ hia ha.Jd, !noren e or duty,ou ftab, aod be ~id oot consider and upon his finger sparkles the engage- the latter_pah of uta boo fdend • aoewer, et~t­ment ring that Matilde had ret~hed to loa that the oorrcapoodeoce would beluroltbed

• · the House wh11o all ,deapatobee wore belog Mr. Gussie. . · tabled, ~~~ all eatiaraotory Why not have docu :

'You'll gtve-a fellab-bis;-hio-re· mente ou euch an importact eubjeot leid oo.tbe venge ?'· stuttera out the latter, who hav· t11ble of t be Hooae wbt>n they· ore aekod for? ing added brandy .t~ his champagne, js According to the Cuatoma' law or Spaio, tbe now in a fearful state. . : . oetr iu~y of 16 per quiot&.l upoo fiab wn to

1 Certainly. · I bone the loss. does not' have come io.to ope• at!oo oo t.b~ fire' of Jaoauy inconvenience you?' returns Avonmore lut, but t!Jrougb t~e ''!.~rpoattton of the .Yor·

l 't 1 d • ff • hi b k' weaiaol lho oparatiOD Of the Jl\19 WU deferted very po 1 e Y• an goe 0 ~o s rea • till the first or July n ext Now he b111ieved · fBat, l~avin~ August~B to get to b~d, .tba' bad wo. ae we ~boold bavo, united with tho mutteri'pg: Inconvemence-a lord w1th Nor~egiaoa io oppo•in!f the looreued daly we sixty thousand a year? • :I'm afraid tbould probably hllve been eucceasfal and pre· A von mere's income oan't be any great v.ented tho levrioic of it I and to not- bulnlf shakes. If ao, I'll-I'll out him, by the t.kco action io toe matter, be oooeiderod oar blood of old Hugo do Bas-Bassln~rton 1 Government bad beeo extremely lax Thle when 1 cross the-er-herrln' rand.,... queatloo, was equally aa l'11pOrbol u tho Freneh.

· D ni ; h h d 8bore q ueatlon, for U 11ffeoted eerlou.aly tb1 Strolling into elno 00 e, t at e a .lotereate or all our J?eople; aod opoo enob a

left but five hours before, Avonmere matter thoae w\lo aoted for and repr81entod makes o. very comforlabl~ breakfast, thAn tbe people should .b~v~ beeo more prompt In walks down Twenty·th!rd Street. ·enters protecting thc»G loterem From oorrupondeooe tbe Second NaUoniP.l Bank, and as the "h oh he bad- had wllb 6th ag .. ote be ga~b-errd clock strikes ten,. preaents l Bassiogton'a tba' it wu a tll•puted queet!oo lo S~afb ·u to check and ~vn a sigh of 1ellef as it is w~etber lhle ioorea .. d duty would beoeth lha•

&id ' ~ · has been mortally afraid o&'ootry \V e bad, tbeNfore, the grea!tr_ reuo~ P • ~or . e .3... for belinlo; tbat bad we, u be Auaaeated, that there may not be fun\H enough to uolted wlth t'be Norw'1giaoe •• ehoold h1T& meet it, little ~usele'a extrava~noe baa been auaeeaarut lo oppoalog ' h Ot1r fttb. lt' \~ b·eenso ~at. Then sttolUDatoTiffany'a, true, will . be Oil tbe Pme rooUo~r .. that or be twists the jewel out of the ring on bti Norway, b.u• Cbe· i_Dcr,...d price •Ill dl~tolett finger and ordera it teNt lind properly tb11 demaud aad tbe arti'hre wUl beoome It lu~~ initi&lled for blf betroUlal offering to ar1 to &be pnjlidlo' of otlr markel to "b'' u:o~ta Mia& )f lH · "i~~ be lmpouibl• •• preeea• &o foretell 0 11• L l lll. b · ' d T e uewere at,,o bJ tbe bod re1•reuotathe of . Being .Promtsed lh~ t W e· rea Y cbe Oovsmaaeo' .,,.,8 of a stereo~Jpt order,

by the afternoon, he~ home, and ge1.· 1001, 011uttafactOrJ, ,bllt anoh ... be h_1~<i beeo ting to bed sleeps the aleep~f the wiolted!. aooqatomed to of- late:· yery dlfrefto• tT» tb011 whioh fs sqmetlmea as eound as that 01 il••n wheG tbe boo. &be PrMiden& oooupled' tbt 'the juat-espeolally after tlie wicked baa poel~oo of Ootoulel Seoreta•J . -been apreeing gaiillq. ani tooting all l:loo Mr 'f.&LBoT ooald 'assure &he floo IID~I•·

· ' · . · , · maiabat"llo dllooarttq wbaiiYet w11 aaeao' bJ · • u- ..;. ...... ' 1\Go~eraaaeo'- elahlf to tilt - lion ~UalemeD

11 1118 - or to tbt OoaDoll Tilt clOIQ•tetl

for *Ill be far~ •-" M ~..Sb>~ · woatcl bt ao cleiAJ for ~

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. Pu~ r1·fy ~-t:; YOI')'fewpeoplewllo have pertectq pare

blood. Tho i.lllnt ol acrofula, AK mea,., or oUter folll bwnor Is berecl.lted aod traDamtttecl for generations, e.'nslos u.ot.olcl iua~. BDd ''0 also necwuulate polloo aDd aenns of dllto e.1so· from Uae air we brca'tbe, y ../ the food we eat, or tbe water

duoiToly our hoTOD

WO drink. . There U nolh lng more c:oo-

tbnn the poatuve power or Hood's SaruparilltlOYerall cl1seuea or Uto blood. Thla medtclno, when falrlr trtetl, docs expel every trace of acrotula 1lr a:tlt rheum, removes tho talnt whtch causes t.1tnnh, neutmUzea

"'"tho ncldJty and cures B ~ - od rheumatism, drives · 0 out tho germs of nmlnrlll, blood poi-soning, &e. lt alao vltnllzes and 'en-rlcbes tho blood, thus- overeomiDs tba( tirect reeling, :u1d ~ulhUng up the whole arateta. "­Thousands testUy tolbti superiority ol Booct'a :Jars.,p:uilla oa a blood. purtfter. Pllll 1D.for. cnauon ~d atatementa or cures ae~ f.r.e6.

HOod's :. . s·arsap-ari:l~a loldb:r.Udiuulau. ll; atu.orJ$. ~osl7 )J 0. L HOOD" ~.,.APJt'bM&Iiel, Lowell, J1u1,

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ESTABLISHED 1886.

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the underafaned Ia eor.powerecl to eft'eot fa• auranoea on all kind. ot Prnperty lD N•• loundland at current Ratea of Premium: l

The above Oom~yla well bown for U. lberality ud promptneu iu eet~ J.-.

ProepectoMe, :rorma of A.p~doa t91 · Fire aud.J.Llfe Iuu~oe, aud UJ other ~ formattoa can be ob~ at the doe ot •

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. ·aATU'lDAY, APRIL 2S 1891

ftl Dak J'iaho:J'-2.882. ~. Harbor Gtace buikiog fleet for ~be

enauiog 181iaon ourobeta not more lbaq three ~Js-a' deoreue or one ect.ooner ~ ll\11 ,.eu•a out&t. And, rt>gre~t&ble to say, there ia alioa f'alling oft' in otber)>Qrte o£ Lile coun· •ry-owing ptincipally, i t is s~&id, to tbe ~en eral uoprodnctiveneas of the voyage for the put three yHra. Tllia eannot be conteoo ­templakd with equanimity h~ our Feo1•le. It cloea no~ aene to veril'y Cully the expect& tiona which had noL lon~ sinoo bt>cn indulgetl in napec~ of the N e wfoundland Bank F .shery

· al a nluabllnrltbt~be staple ' t t'flde of tbe Colooy. l\Iorc' s the pity I

Tbe schooners sailing from th~ po1 t a re­the M ary M Car.t N(-\l 96 lonr , c!lrrr inu 8 dorie& ; the ·'..Ep]Jic, Gwpt.. S . Rl\wkiu- . of 72 t.ona, carrying 7 dori68 ; s od tl1o Auna 1t Ttel. Capt. D. K earney, of 69 tone, c.lr­

rying 6 clories Theae vessels are more than a for tnij(bt

late in leaving on the voyage; the n.ofor· tunate delay, it is to be feared, may roault in their making on1y .two trips on herring bait, in&te•d of the l hreeSultUally ihad. 'l'is a pity this could not have been · obvia ted, The terms offered were, it seems, s imilar t.o those of la't ~son ; _but the .men looked for further con~ns. 'fl:eso wer e not grnnted, and.henoo ~be delay.

Regard being· bad to t ho unfortunate cir· oumstance that, namely, a considerable amount of trouble ond difficulty was experi" enoed in ob~ining t he service~ of men for the purpose of the 6sbery ; and re~ard being

· llt.d alao to the ot her equally r('grettable fact· that, n•me,ly, a t the present time eo many • of t.he "hardy toileis''~able and bal~by loo1rin$ young fellows-are to bo ~een idl" a l>oot the atl eets, eeeking for employmen~ whic~ is no~ to be bad; .tile wonder becomes great and inexpli­cable that · things · in ihe a~ove 1 espeot ahould be as. tbey are now found, The con­doaion 'is plain-either the moo are expeotinf> o~her more lucrative a venues of e~ployment to open u p be(ote them ; or else ·are t hink· in~t that' the voyage, 11nder the terms oft'er11d, does no~ promise much. Of the u tter fu ti li ty Of t he hope indulged, Jit t.le needs be B!l.id to 'omvinca all reasonable men-the dream will aever be realized. ;rwere idle to expec~ it. .And aa for the la tter this ia not juat iJ:i\3:1 by tbe 'reaults. Because last season som&-of t he bank~rs a&iling from th is por t made as much aa $ 200,clear of Pxpent;es. T he other fact, too, that men ,.re loon~ t eagy a nd willin.~ to "ahip on the ag reement " pro\'CS concluatvE>Iy (if tbia were needed) that the agreement rs ueiit~ extremely hatsb nor one sided ,

Ou London correspondent G , A ., who has for me time past heen in Austria, ~u ·d"y oont butes to t beSTANDA RD's columns &Jl.otber or h. interes ting letters. 'fh'ough 1\bscn t from En&land, cut off to ~ertain exten t from communication wid) old ' T erra Nova, he oevertbel~ does not forget the old Colony and her people. Tbe interest he baa tor para 'l:naoi£eated in thein both baa been some­what remarkable-sufficient to abow that in

· him New(onndland baa a true and t ru11ted friend.

~ONDON LETTER. The ' Imperial Parliament " Laya :pying ,

-The . .Rep.reaentauo'n of ~· Colonies at WMtminster,-u No\blng Wantea Except' llore Koney,ti-The :Bugbear of Bnro-

. pean ~vaaion A beard-" Taxation With­out tipreaentat.ion i.e Tyranny "-The· Ooloniea will nner be Wantlng in Loyalty a4 Patrioti.am,

I . . ' • lTO ITIU IDlTOR OF TH£ S14NDUJ>,j

Dua S}&.-The lmperial Parlia men t• like an old yeal',

•• 1&71 d1log.'' Ita l&!lt gupa are in t he 1bape Of foquiriell am.l 'illt l~IUeniJ! liB lO t.he period of i ta disaola~illn. T he · Opposition •deavon~ 1.o • d~aw · the .Mioistty into e. de: olara'ion of the date of tho Geuoml E lection, &Jid Minietere poin' to t he importan t. IPgiala.. don which muat fi rs~ be ouried. In f•ot,~

·both partiea hue t heir ' t.on.~ruea in jbeir cbeeb,' and n e t&lly addreuing the eleoLorar ID 'he urfoue oo~t.i~ueno·ea. T b'3 Govern · .. , ln vlew.or Ule Election are not enfor~, lq the Coercion .Aot ln Irelaod, bn~ ar.' briDalai Ia a IIDiU BoldlDp Bill for the rural· population, mlaae the 'oompnlelont

· ela1111 ' for laDcUotdt, wbloh wOl h1 man1 .,.. aaaie tile A.~ & dead 1~. The Op­

. JbifiOD prot.. toW ~&ds&ed u b. 1t a etep• Ia 6* ~ . .. aact if tba1 oome. ioto' ~ IMf. trill be- able to enlarp &Dd.

• ...- cw ~ UJ aaeuure not found a tia· ~. JJd tbll ta ca11 ldl oat~t a8'air, . ,......,. tH ..,.... OOIIMI .otf, ~ J oLn ...., ...... ~d•J k~till bea

M\ablif'lo•~ 'ij(~ Irllh ·~\olllwn'- The quii\ILV'lal'lll 1arpJJ upoD die ria\t !4 Ife. IJnd• to aend reprean ... Ulll to W81tmin•tu.

The qoll\lou I• aJao loomiDr up u to the repr~taUOD of &be tJoloU..at W•'wplnater •. 4- . orr ia being railed "--' EogUi~ taXJ"J81'1 ~'re tued. to. proteot 'be Ooloniee who pal notblog at all, and In maoJ ouea tax t.be aumitCaotu~ . of the Mother Uountry. n ia a pi~ tbal.~e advooatta of·Oo1onial .taxuioo &Je not more ooaver~an• with •t:e earl1 history oF tl;e 'ngliab N9rtb Amerioan.Oolonies; were hey so, then they wOnld 6nd that this quee

Lton baa exlllted in one form or anot her oyer Jince t.be rei~ of Jamea 1st Obar tera were withdrawn or granted; Governors appointed or reo~ led, or bundlecl home by the Ooloqis~ ~t abort ooOce-jeerally in referenoe to the amonn~ to be contributed b1 the <J.>lonit>a to the M~her Coun~rJ. This atite of afT•irt CUlJiliDA\~ io tbe ~tabliabment or ~he united S ta tes ; and it aeem11 bardl1 ..,iae for the p~ent generation to renew the q uestion. I • is t.ho natural reaul~ of hugo expend iture

·a pon t~~ - arm1 and n avy, in o rdet t.o' k~op :>ace w' h European military Powers. _The Bcit i,ab · ~axpa¥er is beginning to be rast ive, -tild ;a tnquiring (or detail~t as to bow the money is spent, and i£ tho n'rmy and na vy are in au5lb au inefficient ala te ,, s· those respon-1ible Jor them aay t.bey a re, are asking why ia it so 1 Tho reply is alwaya : ' Our Oolonial po&sPsaio;ta contribute ~~thing, and' yet we must p'rot.eot tbem from ex!ernal danger.'

'Tbe D.;tke of Oam.bridge ~be o~her evenin,~t, at ' a diniJer, 09mplained of unfair criticism of the a"l'my authoritiee, aucl wound up his spet>cb b• declaring ~bat nothing was wanted excep~ ~more money.' But tboae who have looked into'mattere declare that the enormous expenditure upon the army and .navy ia mud­dled away, that no definite ayatem exiat.e. or the t wo services the navy iatbe better managed but. the ory ia a till for more abi pa and · more

-Hon· ~lj, It it al~a the rever110 nf , '~ MJr fOt ~ joa~lt to noti(lfl. the fiDaf dep.vtare lroaa •he cou"l ry, r,,r foieiru -lancki ·of UlJ of ita inbahban h . Much more ·lo ..... the Yoyagenr tiappena to boa loa, um., reaiden'- .

BrThartdaJ morolnl(a kato for St. John 'e tbue weat on' from H•tbor Gr40a-m rou.le to Sadta PAa1a, Oalitomia,-one or Harh:lr G race'• old and reept.oted citizens-- namely. Mr. ~. M. Calma, who had re11ided her.e over a qu~rter of a century pu~. F or t.he gTe t.:r par~ of that ~ime he bad beeo 'engAged ' in com mercial llUreuits in tbi. town, and had from ~be ver1 6rat borne the reputation or llD

opril.!bt bnaio._ man and citizen. To abnw 'be estimation in which he WIUI·

held by his (rien~8 and tbe leading oitizons,i t ill bnt neoeaary to mention the fact tliat j ust hofore he le£t, he waa preaen ted wi th a l!hort fa rewell addres11, upreuive of reg rot a.t h is •lnputu ro from th e-ir midst, af t.Pr sp m1nv y3'~.ru' 8 lj oum ; ~nd wisbin~if him nbundaut prosperity "ift,...Jbe new aocial and business sph11re to 'which be Wl\8 rem9vibs:.

M r. Cl ims since hie a rrival in H arbor GrAce bad I.\IIOOia~d himseJr wit h the Mocooie Lodge of tbia ·~wo, or wbiob he. beciamo ~oe ot its mOlt active, moat reapeoted , moat use· lui membere, taking from ~be very 6.rat a -prominent part in Ita conduct and mana.gc­mt>nt, and &!ling, with much acceptance, sev­eral of the leading offie6!J-finatly, ~be hhthest poaition witbib the g ift of the Vld,ste to confo'r. (o testimony of ita markeil Appreciation of the valuabl~ lervicet ren tered, the J...od~e on lhe oocaaion of ' iL• Jut meetinst presented bi ro with a very ii.attering addren, accompanied hy a hndaome, chaste •Jewel. T ho regret t>xpre8'1ed at his departure-the wishes it\ ­llul~ed for bia prospetity-were det~p and h o:1rtfel~. 1 'tod~e " Harbor Grace " reoogniz ed t he luge losa it waa ab<?nt to sustain by tbe aeveranoe of the close a.nd end.eariog tie~ which had subsisted for ao many yeat s - for nearly a quarter or a century.

On Thursday r'llorniog, Mr . . Cairo>~ W dB .

accompanied t.o the train by a large circle of friends who bad ~~tbered to wish him and bia bon Wyage. Tbe1 took Pusage this mot'O inll Cor Hallraz, by the 1teamer ·Barceuma, followtd by the good wilhu of thtlir friends bore and eleewbere.

PBAISB.TO WBO!t DUE

(TOtrRI 'OITOR OV TUE ITANO.(BD ) 0 £u Sra.- ·

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n " .\TH PI' (hrT.\f'l AlltO- Ap ril 8:.Cap .. iD 4\ t"'l, fM nVr ly of lbt ,\I I fin ~-·ll'leP &JrJ11ati11.11, dil-l ""'~"' -nrlttl'nly At Co;uoatllle ~ , to-da7 •4~ 6fl reu • · , --- r 1 oiP!f'T ft •hinv ODel'~tlrtbl lrfl arQil!&r On At ll

lvt l v •• , ... "' " "' Dir-t' l~nhl't Carm Co•e an~ UIAI'll ['l'lillt S"tori'a P P! L Eitbt uew faotor­i·111 b'l'<uo b"" O u~:b'ilbed to t DR&ge Ia the work tb~· '!lfrtOg. . ~ • .

~·-- P 1 TITION'I FOn PROflfBITJON-2026 petitinna

in ( .., · ,..f t I) I' t>rl)hihtti'ln of tbe liqn()r tnfftc ;..rt1',J bi-t' • m-~':.,l'tod to p rliamtmt, bv 800, 480 \)f t ,.r,. !ll·! • t>'ll'ions from New Brona .. ick

1 S3u iror.t N •ve o.,tio,

..:..Tt.o St Panl'e Amlll~or Dra matic Compnny d~ifra to tb11ok ~f r Henry Morrissey for his lcieufn~f\Dd All~lslanc;, at their performance, Ju~ Tn.«;~ny E Yeoiog. 1 •

- S•JVI'Ml c~ft3 h-;;:.e +rrived &t S~ Jobn'e, l11tr•h· fre>~t~ v~~rioo' poria on tbe aouthr ru ahore. "'.~' 1 'I. •\' ,...o,rl, o lrtH•rnn1 ic~b r~a and ~ana ell alo~ • th f' , ••• t rlirc(:t y ip l,h(l line or 0 viwubo ••d v•rv rlo\n'(er ue C7'l~Oi&Jiv · Rt niaht time 'tl>o '1He'ltioa· of 111\ilioc;·mtlatera ie dirt oted to tbl' m tLter.

-- - · - .\ lthl)nc:h 1\t h'~f~ i t will hi' two mn~tha be-

rt~te lir.y Grnnrl n . ,·, float bellini to arrive, the fi1J~1io(! i• l lrMii; '·" in!l ite effect. The thought th 't w!' a;-o wetl un tllo 1:1ee19 of another aeuoo or Lhia llrtl"t snnrce nf 6t hbn.ll material is eonogb I? tnrn • If evPs fr'lm a diuntiaf~~etory retroepeo. tin" or th£1 nt,J 11cnsoa to the promlae of tbe new. - IJ ·~Oil llcralfl

- fs Rcc;~n Pnti'Ant~G FOR WAY ?-Londnn Apl·i{J [>- 1.•hict"' recoivod hera from St Peters . b•1r~ '"t"•" tht •'•e c?nocil of the empir~ bns o·•optr I' 11 ·•.' r · .. ~ of drastic ~taao roa which in­rlic\10 I hIt f'~"' 'lr,a•innll 1\r& bol nll m for llr&r:

l hu < vNo-t :·cm~hi s are pcoviaed or a ooe ' l.o !·b II oomrnuuio~:e abroad any plao f t he ~ov.:1 om )I\~

·-Tho rlo"lm~r Dunrl Cmtlt wu a• ir.ed Tues . 1!\y n£ ern"'O'I on a charqe of l!tDUil~lloa by ooQ or he r nm,era Tida-.vait('l' Ed•a·d~diacovered tbo officrr TPfentld to comins;: &shore with 600 ol'!MII Thf' penn1ty 1\t.!a~n•t the ehip for tho ofrenc2- i'ln hn11 ol 8400 8Dd the li&bility of tbe ship to be detaioou till the matter (e aottled. ln tho Cl~e Of emUil~li og 'l')y the 0"btt!i the penalty would bo confiBcl tiol} of tho a~p-Halifa% paper llpr i/1 S . - --

- Sif! H L1}1C ALLAN's WtLl..-The yonoioat !IOo of Sir Ru~th AllAn . ooe of the fouodora of the All'\u Sto~tm~blp Company att8lued bia ma jnitv oo A'pril tnd. By the terme or'Sir Rogh's \. ill .hi• e,t,te whiob ,itt valued about ee'Vbo mll­lioo d.>lll~i WII!J not to be divided un&il tblt P"t'Dt Tho torm'l or fbo will, which ir\ datod •J:"uur; 211 b,. 1 880, Are rto lf beioll carried oot. T b Y•HJ;( 1"1 '1 . Arthur get! aix- tiVentie!bs or

~om ,the oontribu141d report of the D rama­' " tne Poor of .Ne• 'York "-Jr[veo by tbe St P"nt'a.Dramatlo Comp)D)', at S t P~u\'e Hall oa Taeaday 8\'eolng- tbll oame of N. Taylor WM , -.vh.hoot d.onbt ioad,erteotly .omitted. '1'ia only fair to Mr. '!'Aylor to aay that be pataoollt· ed hie part -" ,l'aul Fairweather ".~.:vary 'veil indeed. Notblog ooold be better, lie is bul a ,oaog player, ·~ tboohJ be encoutajled

If,~ A-lti 11 of t!le bthiocaa aod tho other t • o ·!il)?t. Br\·c J \llao nod U. Moota~o Allao gel l:ll'#Cil· t '·viii ittth'

T here wu anotb of be partiolpant.a- .\lr. R Bro• o-wbo playe bia part well=-• ory well­so,\ ia ooowqueotly deservio~ of apeci&l mention • Dank er Bloodgood " wu the h&~~vies~ par t of

tl}e wbele play. &01 ~1r 0 ro•n'8 IUCCO!sru\ reo• r!erlog of it, without a breek or bitch . ca..lla for f\ apooial 'Word of eocouragement. P railo to whom d ue. I am, yoora truly, . .

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-STC"'!£R '.fO\'F..\l£N1'9- T he S S Port1a was to l "'H' ~o J Y•>rk to·dBy for St J obn'•

'rho fj.,"l .lfirtP.tla R_,lfed from S t J obo'a lO·doy for H~li' " a,d ~ <'W York

.1'bu S....S. lJ.Jrct!tJna nleo Jert to ·day !or Bali-f:lx -~, •

't"l-11 !1r•t. .\l! I Q boll fo r tho $OMOn- tbo Not'O. Scd!iw-r r~i~. ri at ::)~ ,Tnho's oo T uesday last 1 tt f.,~t th~t lni lllP'\ 'UOr 'Willi expected to take ""'tt ~r •. \mo·j(' ~ m'l~\ wa• oo~ k uolfo bote until t1 o. nCitic.: oi itr r 1\rrJvr.l Will •een io tbo St J .hp'tt 1noen ' l'i' r'\ther '11t.range ~bat.. the peoj'lie of thiJ t•)\\ c 111\U bay abGuld be ijlnored

B T 1 ·h A m '11'1 •o rrom tho Lapltal wonld not have coat 'f e egrap . m~oclt Eli'oo if it did. \fOUld oM tho CODVODience · -o- to tha tn•1\\ and people buo warranted the OX·

B~oLJFU, April 21- P eodlog negotiationa tho pbat!ilure ? V erb aap · Caoadlao CJo•eramene wtthot preu a bill ex· ·- -_oludiog NewfOGndla~ad ftebe, en hom Catl~lao - A P ron:llE OP D ESOLATIOH - E,·Aid J ohn porta. Acbwith who recently p..ud t htough 'Forth

Tbe Qt~elJeo Ice- bridge broke ye~oterday and _D11~ot.• hy the Northern Pacific, uyt the oouotr1 the St Llw,.noe navlgattoa fa open. 1s a J>totu ro .;,f ;Jetolarloo. Not only hl't'e farma

'Mercier ez.premler of Quebeo, wu arreateci been ~bl\ad'lt!Od but wholo towaa aod vtlla~rea )etterda.y In AlPnttt•l ot a cbarae of ~audu · bavo bcH.<n deaerted, the wlodowa being boardod leatl1 obtalnloe alzt7 lLoatand dollara •of~ublic nr ~n1 t:lot eno a doe loft to bark at pu aiog IIJOIIIJ, • , trllilll.

J atrr. ba11ker of ltraokfort, twenty. yure iri - ·tho ciiJ marabt\1 reooiYed a cable from

_.. _ _:Th~t • t !treo ,y,,tt .. ~ nf. •'l•• Ropl'f•JII ~ urt

huet u o .. tmnn•lv noht~ltl 'h": j.,~;..,"t of the maqiet r;.&a lo thn riii'Nit ...... nr lh~t s s Nim­rod'• ' ' Raaday tM·n''- •1:1: : that ' "·"'~ "'•O do nnt • o'k on th• t " '' u not entitled to IUIJ aharJ of &be .tala e<c.Jred.

-A P""' nf fnnr JHlllff' - 'l. in nh~ outir~ no Seai·Iatan!ll, Q'lttbrc. lril: ~d. l!\3 hl,cltldncks, 21 gc"-O and a rum be~ ot tt!tPJ" blrtl•.. · ·• - --M .. P• P" lhn G"' • 1~' ~"' & R .,,, f o hflnb rs D ~I llllto" C•nf R. S1unn .. " ,.,.d • Tbnmse. 0 11pt M. Cbilllc}'. hiYe hot" u iled from tho ,S:\a tbnro Shoro, in q uest of bnit for the weatJ)rQ ban~.

- 0 11r obitu• ry column fo i!fty Q~nt il\8- a no­tiet~ of the deaUl of Mr11 C• pt. Henrit~lra, '!fife or the comm11ndP.r of tbA abif' '$t~rytlir.- ~hicl1 wn herP l•lll.!1!'~•on tn h.••"r" ~ i"'e .r t;'tl ... fone & Go w~b ~ cuqo of ~lt Tha •' tc """d ln•ly w11~ t l\ken ilt· vtlb ot•" ,.,. At CHrfllvo~ E· 11\ rntli"ll, r.orf ;aftf'r B. .., ry 11hort r·ezillti , txl"irod. Her rcmoina wrrG int.•rrod in tbf' Ch1w.:b Of Enfll"nrl Cemettrv th.-re liar' Ji•Un boy wu lllllo ~trlckeo .dnr.o. but reco,erod alter n ae­'voro attack.-Bera/d,

- FHO)I TRe I CF.Fl£LI'IS - T he febo·n,t'r ltfary, Capt J oho Fowlow. 11rr iV11d fro1J tht ie• fi .. Jda, via St J ohn 's ori Tl·ur~dw ujttM Wo nre .t~orry to no to that I hi11 ve!I~R I m6t ovith bnt noor wuoceas. ~rettin11 only nbc>nt' [>() 1 1'1""· The .l'1ar,v l " J'lOrla ·apealdrtg to tbtl Rtu.~clcrr. Cao\. Hich&rd F owlow, wi\b a l>out 21\0 ll!'llla Us~t R'>bt. Fowlow. or the llleamer U llf_ard C'\me PMBl'D!rCr by the l'Jary from·~t. J obo a - 'I'rir.ity Record

18 P o_a.nds of Blood Is 11bont tho qu,ntity nalnrc nllOWII to nn Ailult o~raon It. is or the u~mopt import~ noo tb•t the blood 11hoald be kopt as pore a. p'l&lliblc. By ita. rcm&rkRbla corn of t~orofoht '"It rhenm. etc., Uood's 31ru narilla hM proven.·He ·olr.im to be tbe best blood p urifittr . · ,

- ...:::::.. For a ~~oeral f11mily c1!bnrtic wo M n6deotly

reco~meod Hood'e Pill'o. 'l'bey should be in every home medicine ceu t. · •

W beo Kinll J ames tbe 6ret wrote bia • qouoter­blaet to tobncoo 'tho royal oed11nt knew notbiDJZ of the 1 l\lyrtlo Nl\~y.' lf be had, ioet~d of •aatiosz his bNiine over his onriont production. he would ba.a fill ed hi• roynl pipe wi•.h it , Rod • ould ba.e talteo a rov11l smoke. be wt~uld thea hue been prepnred to admit tliit with re~ard to the JnjarfOUS effeoiA Of tohRCCO, it nll depended on what tob~co was ernolced. ·

-The Allsn et',AmPr i'itll'(l Scol iaTI, c~pt R. H Hoebu tt>hl~b br: in" thr T('~t ll l;\r oll\il11t'tvice ;bi~a VPIIr llrth•ei! '\t s~ .l lll0111 (rom Li"f'tJ'l''nt at ' 'i I •!0 on WeJneql)!ly rrli'lr.linz. 1\flir t\ r oo\'lrl!:l\ble quick Pll."~~aile Thll p.' il' '""" fn vnnr,o•i itlt rz •nd we'lthor till tb6 h 11t. tltrP.tl dr ve d•1rinz "f' hloh 11 alrong westerly wind nl': \" ilcrl and anrn~ I 11 was seeo which ,m,. .,.hat r-•lard~>d · l·er prnt.'reu . Sh(' brouabt 1\bouf tw.-h hunnr .. d tooa of frui~bt for s~ J ohn's. T bo fol!•HYin'~:r flVI I!Oilerll Crtme br her : !ln~r11. . & \\" ~bcph.•r< "II 'V J . S l>onn~lly, "A T S~ ·.:r W C J ob; D p ,\trielc, \V ~urto aotl W \\ hfto .

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tins. J.. II this pointa to ~e· conclusion that England must btOOme 1811 and leas of a Europea n· power, and expand and develop the vaa~ dominions bver whiob abe holds 11wuy. ~he ia euen,ially a maritime nation. N' 0 people on the race or the earth produces iltlcb seamen u abe can produce, no~ only in ber.b.ome porta but from many parta of per E mpire. The bugbear of Enro~n in.,uion is absurd. With every hedgerow a covering for riftemnn, with ~he natural bravery of her l'eople, art enf'mY, would aimpJy find a hor .. c.et.'s neat. On the Continent, where the coun t ry ia open, cultivated land,for milea and mi les . without a tree or a renee, enormous bodies of men can be brought fllce to fa~:e with c~cb othor ; t ut in England i t is altogttl her d ifferent ' Our coloniea a rfl odr weolc !!pol l',' s:~yl:tbe ad\•ooatee of Colonial tax ation, · and if wll defbnd them it-is only right that they aboul ~ halp t.o bear the burden of tnxa· t ion.' Bu:J ' t..l~ation wit~out repreSI!Qtation is ty ranny, a.nd if the Ooloniea are taxed they must be ro•1reaented at 'Westminster.' 1 T his will not do,' say some, 1 because in that case thoy would vote upon questiona of the inter ­M l administration of. G rellt Britain, who would have no voice in Colonia l afl'a!ra The f'act is, to tax the Colonials is a danger· ouCJ ~tm !'l. It me!lria a huge system of centra liaatioo, differing only in kind (rom t l•e IIJsterns or Germany. Auatria, and Russia. . To make the pill ·palatable, it is urged. that the OolonhJ abiluld be favoured in t he E ng· lit1b market with a duty of IS per oen~ .against the forei~er. Bnt the maa•~ ot the 'En'gliab people are ~ well pos~d i~ the 8"thics of freea~m of exohan~re, to' im11gine .mattt>ra woald aLop there. )'ceeaom .t.o manage their own ,affairs, a reliance on the gooJneaa and the advantages of the BritiAh ayatem of gov­ernment, to create a apiri' of nationalit.y and kin11hlp-tbeee are the ~rue me\aurea. T he Ooloniea wil.l never be wandnJ in loyalt.1 and pa~rioti•m if Lbey are led by a ligh t reio . When one kno,a aleQ the horror wbiob atcong, able-bodied men on t he Oonlillen~ bave or the eea and eea aickneaa, this e•er· lu ting saa re ill ~ilgland about foreign in­vaaion ia laughable. Tben tho quality -of ijrlti•b eeJmeu and l('l~nover !lll ot hers fs orttt~ over1ooked, I Eh Wart between

the ll'r~oa of tllt &~tbcbld•.•mbu;aled Uro mil · ~ J phn•11 ~fl l. . to DJ'Iprebood a boy on lbe Uoo m~rb. · ' . - c;,"" •rip• '"'h!l w11a rnnoioa awny frl\1:0 bon•e.

Tbe Kloa of D• home)' tbraate.na to d~atroy tbe ~oli~m~u K·thm v1aited the ate11mer and arreato.d Frtocb ·ooloolea Ia Weat Africa. .l<'raooe ie pro- the boy who 11ia be intended i Oiag to Uoaton. parlq to ••'" ,O:&bomeJ The Rowl~o goY· but. tbo,t he \YAS willing l o re•oru. Thia 1.- tbo. 'etumeat ordert lhltLy mlllioa pouode of smoke~ r~eooud time 1:11) boy,. who Ia about 18 years old, leM powder, " . h:u ~llt lUI f11r u R11lifnx io ao attempt to reach A~llL 2J\.......oiaboP. WUiiame of Q~ttbeo died '' lbe lottJ<l of t be frPe.' He wil l be detaloed till

- Tn! II BnRI~G INOt'.1T~\'.-Tiro Trir1Hv Rtc· Ore/ O( tbo 91h AI\J'IS :-!'be "Cl OOOI'rtl .1/al'iall, Captain J Wic11rn o "'o•l Albafa Cn>l"'in 'tT. Freeman. urivad to R S. Ureeooer, Etq . oo 1'bal'$day nistM with iull fuea o( ht>r•iog, t:\kt n at Harbor Buffett. Pl!!c,.nda Hsy. 'Both vel!hlll wer11 a't:aeut aJI winter. bn·t ru11t with poor Rno: ce~• d un nll the earl.r S) rt ot lf:e vo)',an, b11rriog beta~ acarce on thllt parr of t ho coast un til tbe o&rly -part\of ~woh 'l'he berrioa~ are · not. bar ­rel led bot 8.\ltedio bulle in tbe ho\ds of tbe vee· aal1. which eoabled tbetu to hrio~ a much 'largar quantity tbao i~ tbe former meant bad been adopted. '!'be "'ork or oleaoliur . nud barraliog the carR088 of t bo t \Vo robnooera le bein~ dooe &I raoidly u poulblo uo-1~r lha ioepeotioo of M'r. Oakley, jr. and the P'"'"i•P• dqrlog tb& pu t du or two huo pruented a li vely. ap~unoe. T hla •Ill tivo a flllotl rlrr~l of e:nploflllent to ou'-bera of mon, boys uU•J l(ltla, Aotl 1'te treat M r Hrern)H,r'e aobOOihl te •Ill be recoupetl for ibo lar~re u poo.te he h~s J(ooo to by 'rrc&i•log a l(ood price for hl11 borrfnll. T h ts aboo:a aohooo­er• report tbe /o'r•lt'c, another or l\lr Brtmnet'a · eohoooera, which went harring catohio~.r a short tlmo alooe, All belo:z at llsrbo)r Uutlett with aoo barrel« of borrio~t whoo the)' 'lert, aod t bey t~ink, ahb, too, wtll likely ll'IOtlro) a nood fare.. ' aftd ~ land, w ic sul~ in drh·- '

iug t he.. P'cenaf out of auad .. , ·~he r&~u1•r LrOOJl!l• froiD England formed b~t a ver, IHO&ll' ·portion or thf' foroes. Maau ob11Jetta, Penna;lvaola ard Virsinia foaod the re3ular bulk .pf the 8abtfo1 U)en, and when in ~~ War of ' be llevolu'l~ t.h• men were oppoatd tq tbe replar roroet froid .h:oglao4, 11he -,u bMten. And "the OolOolate ·or to• day a-& juiJ u aoo.d• thm forefathera, and woplcl atvc!(a Jood aoooant of an1 fonfg"\er at~okloa U tbeae m.oddling bua1 · hodiee io wlaQ tr&ll' Colonial &.u&Lion are wbt, trW D~ prtlf blatlert tOo far.

be OQilboed.) o. A. -

yel'te•~•J: • tbe Go•'•~'"'Pt l~a'ea t o relurn oext Taesdar EutbflGike aboclta lo 0Ailforala hue .lloeo re · Aotl tJJon &col b ole - l hliflll Horald

oewed. OoDtfderable dii1Daae Ia reporfed •· - ~ ·-; . . Combrador, 'of the Bank. of lioog X ooa aoj "";' rn s s R In r, Ul\.;lllio BraiJII'· arrived d

Sbaoahal, hu ab1~oded; lou eix buodr.d j S! ,).)1. ·~ f« m .. Jr Olo·i tdtJ c;,n Wedauoiay. Ulouaapd d \)l~ra. F•JQr oalin battki h:avo eo•· .·i·l. 8 ~00 '"''h'lro\lJ~ "'" 1 3 tO,) 9!u ~eala equi, a­peuded, wltb Jhbllh lee i)f" mlllloo .aod baH d.DI 1 Jtr:• til Tf, ti"'O;!.,cn~ ,. .. ,,.~~of !: :>otl "ro tb and tar•. • . "''1 "'~·e-! hr tui,--1\ ~b )ub 230 tons Sba flOt the

A lfew Mlldltry tor l1a:1 hu b11en fornl<'.i " ~• :\ I 12 r, ! . 1 he a ' · e pttoh with the wltb CadolllDl u llhoi8111.1' o( FlO •OCI Rtoo~•l . (}r,r; i.J;td b·u~ .(Qofv mi lf'~ aoutb of Belle Mlolattl' af war: ct~nalla. of E IUO\lb ol 'other l,!a .I;10;!- r~r• ·'-' lloi Terro Nona with 10 000 &tloleter, r6CH'D u bt fori . · ol~ '-ll·) t'l'\nJl l~e .1u••om 6 000 old • nt.t )'OUllf .

rreoolt rio[rJa b~v b tD dam• aed lrnmar.te· 1\0f • 'bt n'ulf no . C•p:a B u\,!l( aud J t•tter 1\Dd ly by fr01' a . JD '~"atonna. a oU("het ol 1he ore~. who wore ou bC'ard her

'fbeiOOfal arct pt• pulog f :r ·I dem3ollM· O•J llle l!Mnl· o when 1'·e f~ft h"re ~~r itlt t ile L1ou Uoo OD MaftlaJ, · • • .cl<ltpQIC) 'll" '<tory ·no ., llU ·rt111 t and condemn t;

APIIL tli-TI•"B··h ieb (hvernm•nt deoliue 81 & a ro- • ( tb·lo,.lil)n .;.. flera'd • ~:- ..... ,_ ..... · · 1 t · 0 - n. C Ss.u~ J:.rsncny - Q•lila a no~bar· of qvu0Q11Ge..,.. ••fill'"' Datlun 9 aute n L e tl~& ~uallu~ ~ Jtl~ btf') beeQ r~>PArte4 ' bJ tbe

treadel wtt.b C?eu Q lD1 "~ J B .. !glui'Q L !!rd M ytlu:t l i.l i1 4rr!'i'.:d a • ' riot•n i ' on tho ftb of Jt~u&afcn4 tDda~ .. t~ tt~~ I ' ' • • at:l.vant.ag~ aro Aprll .\ h • t ~,. ::f cr:e' I Of~ ur the PtntloPf 4erind fro111~~ prt:MilLif•Lluu, ortt v.IJ~. •l at- ~1 ~be & alri •e, •blob ,JbOQl)ef

PJtia polloe -.r et~d jJurt7·6r• '"aroL!.t.e ha l U 1.~ fl\a · h .:.ro t"f er41 pJ_a_ aiQDif the' on Thnridar;· · · · · o.,• ' .~o, ful!Q«t g -.clt:~oodra •ere r. porttd,

QlaclatoQi ... Q\. " p•~,,ht., ... -• .. · t 'Woman tb...lr M I., .u •D.U:l .eo~ ~.) v~~toria bT J lbt • .-- atearnbr 1 -

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edition of tbo . Aib'Uly 'ftc:LtOIUlt. rcr tba i.tt<Jue of 81tutdo.y, April 16 ill be prlot•d QD pretty pink paper wi th beautiful lJiu& !ole• lt will be a paper ·worth oro•er•bs:ttl! a ltoQran'r, T here •Ill bo Eutn fiQNry •'bries. hl~toricsl utiolu aod beRtHifQ> HftlllrAtln •• Thin It or lr 1(1 latge pa;(U of r·ctdinR ior fit'u Clntt. ..\.tl: 1our a awe• bo1 or nawedealt\r for "~"i'Y • ·

liltwiiD Ublrall aAili .. UI:JIIMIIR-. 1 ._.. dOGbt wUI .. dtot:liletll~ llnaei!IM

aufr.. . 1 .\• ~o :1&1.\Q::;...{h iJJn11~. DO aklat;lbe 4,pnie lf&dfe trlbet thre.ltea ' ao Brl\ltla Bet~ole· (J 11 /)' ~ wi~b Hl 1 kl~'•-the re•ul~ of 26 "'"'

.OQH 0D ,b&(JOl\1 0 -"tl"' «li.>flll.'. llt.<f ~~~~11 ll'8. JIJ , _..i•M~Il1~~ ·-~--~ thep~.U • .\ t t •l lh ••oaa. tu ; &rw~Jll,

tlli• " K·•fe. Dumber of 111111 ~r. It"."'~ ~80 aklu; Fq.

; lh 1 ctla"tr, P .. atou.­~8 • lcloa; ud tlllt'CIJ'G,

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