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SATURDAY. SEPT l0 1898.

DU BOSC WANTS DAMAGES.

It is reported that Senor du Bose, former secretary of the Spanish em- bassy at Whshington, claims a roun half million dollars as solace for h expulsion from Canada. It will be remembered that just before the out- break of the war Senor du Bose, with Lieur. Carranza. came across the , bortiei‘ to Canada. and remained some weeks in Montreal. Thereupon the i United States government acquainted Qir Julian Pnunceftnote that du Base

ing the steering, will be worked by steam. _ _ in an age of steam, is that the schooner is found to be an economical vessel in the ceasing trade, and can do more work, with the wind___ ass p motive power, witblfewer hands than

a. vessel of the same size of any other

rig.

The significance of all‘ this

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With the death of King Malietoa

of Samoa there is likely to be trouble in that far-oil‘ group. Britain, Ger: many and the United States have held a. sort of joint protectorate over the islands since 1889, and now there is a movement to partition them up among these powers. The group of fourteen islands has an area of 1,700 square miles, a dusky population of about 36,000, and a. total trade of

about half a million dollars; Britain owns some surrounding groups of, small islands. The other powers named need coaling stations in that quarter and will probably get them.

Will prohibition prohibit l is’ a. question that is very frequently ask- ed. That it will not wholly abolish the evils of drinking is admittedThat it will greatly lessen them is claimed. This is claiined on the strength of the wellvknown operation of other prohibi- tory laws. Murder is prohibited by law. How many more murders would be committed were there no law to punish the manslayer l How

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many more thefts if there were no hiw to prohibit stealing? Common sense tells us that the law a. great

izitig and directing from Canada. a In support or" this evidence was ollered

"fj in the shape of an intercepted letter f iron: Lieut. fully confirmed

Carranza. which pretty the charge. 'l‘here- upon and acting upon the request of the British Cofonial otlice the Cana-

dian government requested du Bose -. and Carranza to leave Canada‘, which

request the former with at once and the weeks afterward.

0f course the demand alleged lo~have been made on the Governor General 0f Canada. for half a million daumgcs

complied latter some

i‘ is nothing more than a piece of bluff. ' As the New York World says, Du M

Bose is not likely to lift. any mortg- ages from his castles in Spain by the proceeds of his action, and as for the gOOd feeling now happily éxigting between Great Britain and the United States he could not have taken a. surer method of cem enting it. Britain showed her regard for neut- rality and her friend ship for the Republic at the same time by order- ing the Spanish spies out of Canada. What was more, aprorninezit English daily tells that when the continental powers proposed ajoint intervention with the object of preventing the American invasion of Cuba, Lvrtl Salisbury replied in

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‘ Settled in My Back. I thought I would work it. o8, but it grew worse, and I was obliged to shut down my sawmill and stop work. My blood was poor and I did not have any appetite. I could not sleep nights on account of the severe pains. ' I decided to take HoocPs Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. In ten days

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lain attending ‘.10 my business daily, and

abandoned Her Illajestfs government . v-"oulsl not only refuse to c-Juntonzuic-B it but would ‘inn forces yvith the United States ztntl declare xvar 0n i any or all of tho iutt-‘rvening powerr. l

Senor in llmc \‘.iil therefore re-i quire vrry strong lauclzing to-ennble‘ hit: ti» coiftg~.;t hi. bill of thinlziqes.

A COLOSS AL SCIIOONER.

filiiiie, atlrceilrv fiunotls for having levclopretl four lllxtsltllll schooners, has now zuhictl to her shipbuilding honors by the construction ole schooner with five masts, which is in other ways something of a novelty. The vessel is designed for the coal trade between _' Philadelphia. and New England ports. ' She is the largest forennd-aft sailing vessel ever constructed, and is ex pected to carry 4.000 tons of coal on '23 feetdraught. Fancy a schooner 31o‘ feet overall, with ~14 feet- breadth of beam and ill feet depth of hold. Each of the five masts will be. e112 feet long and 29 inches in diameter. The foret-opmast is to be'56 feet long 20 inches in diameter, and the other four topmasts ale each to be 56 feet long and l8 inches in diameter. The jibboom is to be 7.5 feet and 23 inches in diameter. The" bowsprit has 30 feet outboard, and is30~inbhes square. The fore, main, mizzen and spanker booms are to be 48 feet long and 14 inches in diameter, while the jigger boom is to be 78 feet long‘ and’ 17 inches in diameter. _ ‘ _ , V. The big schooner will spread 10,000 yards of canvas. Other‘ innovations in sailing craft will be an electric light plant -.aud a , steamdzestiug

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Not a. day passesqan which the ’ newspapers do notrrecord the death of one or more persons _,fror_n Bright's Disease. ..Already victims nurnv bcr hundreds of thousands. Day by day the “zmful totahgrows larger.

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- OYSTER’ FISHING will com mence on the 16th Septemberfas usual owing to notice of intended. changes beingtotrshort

J.=A.' MATHECSON,‘ " Inspector v f Fisheries.

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at 1 o'clock pin. 108 boxes of cheese, steam boiler and other .a.rticles,.savod

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