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POTTER ON THE SALOON,

He Creates a Great Sen- Sation

AT A MEETING OF THE CHURCH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

By Saying They are a Social Neees- sity in this Day.

[SpecraL to Tee Examiner. |

New York, Jan. 20.—Bishop Potter

a meeting of the Church Temperance So- ciety last He told his brother | bishops and the members of the Church who formed his audience that the saloons

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were a eocial necessity under exieitng con- ditions, and that they provided a reasonable and legitimate relaxation for the great majority of men, who, he pointed ont, could not afford to belong to clubs.

Bishop Potter warned the society that the saloon would continue to exist something equally attractive to laboring men was substituted for it.

His uvexpected defence of the saloon caused a sensation in the meeting.

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| Sr. Perers, Jan 20.—The Russian } Government has ordered a new cruiser of 6,260 tons. It has also been decided to build three additional battleships.

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ISLAND, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1899

BE READY = FOR THE ELECTIONS.

Advice of a Liberal Mem- ber of Parliament

GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PULL; OUT ITS TERM OF FIVE YEARS.

Elections When They Come Will Come Suddenly-

{Seectan to THe Examiver.]

MonrreaL, Jan. 20.—Ina speech at ‘the Liberal Club, last night, Rodolphe Lemieux, M. P., for Gaspe, warned the Liberal workers of Canada notto be de- ceived with the idea that the present | government would fill out itswhole term ,offive years. He had many opportuaities | of conferring with the Ministers and he

must warn all Liberals workere that the . general elections, when theycome, ‘woull and with very short

} come suddenly , notice.

DR. CHINIQUY’S FUNERAL.

Thousands in Attendance.

[Specra, ro Toe EXAMINeR.}

| MonrreaL, Jan 20.—Thke funeral of the | tate Dr. Chiniquay took place yesterday | and thousands of people were attracted to | the route cf the procession. Public services were held at Erskine Church, at which the leading Presbyterian divines of the city assisted.

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Tbe British authorities have just con- ‘cluded a series of trials of the ase of | American petroleum as fuel for warsdips, jand theexperiment bas been a failure. Russian petroleum will now be tried

| The painful litigation between Sir Tat- tomand Lady Sykes, which has 80 scan~ 'daliz d Londoa owing tothe charges of | forgery with which it bristled, has come to 'an end. The parties have agreed to a deed |of separation, and Sir Tation is about to leave England tor Mexico.

The Government of the Transvasl, says

THE RECONQUERED

SOUDAN PROVINGES Convention between Egypt And Great Britain,

GOVERNOR GENERAL SHALL HAVE SUPREME CONTROL,

And an Open Door to all Nations — Martial Law Will Prevail.

(Srecian ro Tae Examiver.]

Cairo, Jan. 20—The official Gazette publishes convention between Great Britain and Egypt relating to the future government of the revouquered Soudan provinces.

Great Britain isto give effectin the Claims that have accrued to her by the right of conquest.

Tbe Governor-General shal] be supreme and there shall be an open door to all nations.

The British and Egyptian flags shall be used together on land and water through~ at out the Soudan, except at Suakin, where the Egyptian flag alone shall be used.

The convention provides that jarisdics tion of the mixed tribunals shall apply to

Nervous Dyspepsia

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No trouble more common or more mis. understood than nervous dvspepsia. P eo- ple having it tuink their nerves are to blame and are surprised that they are not cured by nerve medicines. The rea) seat of the mischief is lost sight of. The stomach is the organ to be looked after.

Nervous dyspeptics ofien,do not have any pain whatever in the stomach, nor perbaps any of the usual symptoms of stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepeia shows iteélf not in the stomach so much as in nearly every organ. In some cases the heart palpitates aod is irregular; in others the kidneys are effected;in others the bowels are constipated, with headaches; stil! others are troubled with joss of flesh and appetite with accumulations of gas, sour risings and heartburn. —

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no part of the Soudan except Suakin and the whole of the Soudan shall remain un-~ der martia) Jaw until the Governor-Genera] :

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to or allowed to reside in the Soudan with, out the previous consent of Great Britain.

The importation or exportation of slaves is abselutely prohibited.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

does not count much upon Provincial

ithe Pretoria correspondent of the Times, |

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land European officials to prevent the leasing of Delagoa Bay to Great Britain.

Telegrams received from London, Ber-

bad been either soli or ceded to Germany. The presumption that the news is authoritative revews the talk in diplomatic circles in Madrid of interven-

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ownership of the fizheries within the three mile limit. He save‘ The Dominion Gov. Senne has still full control of the rex gulation of the fiaherter on the coast and in the inland waters alike.” But ‘“‘the | flate where oysters are collec'ed sre clearly (the proverty of the several provinces.” | —The Journal points ont that the report lof ezports from Prince County are * | fair” and “injust.’?’ The whole Province is subject to precisely the same anfairvess and “in justice.” Thousands upon thousands | of our products are shipped to Nova Scotia and New Bruaswick, and thence to other parts of the world, of which noacconnt is taken by the Customs and of which no reliable statistics can be obtained. No one van now tell what amount of produce chis Province sendsaway. We agree with the Journal that reports at the Custome of all our shipments would be interesting and useful,

member of the commission selected by President McKinley to study | pipes. The o ber members of the | wission are

| commander~in-chief of the Asiatic squad~ ' ron; Mrjor-General E. S$. Otis, military

com- : Rear Admira] George Dewey,

Goyernor of the Ph lippines ; Colonel Charles Denby, former minister in China, and now a memberof the war inves'igation commission; Brig -Gen. Charles’ E. | Whittier, of New York, recently on duty |at Manila. Admiral Dewey will be | president of the commiesion.

— {t is now the genera] opinion tbat the zat's peace conference, it it meets, will i be unable to domorethan to give expres- sions to pious O»inions. Lord Salisbury’s ‘reply, which was dated Uctober 24, and | which was made pautlic last week, has attracted little notice. The belief is grow~ ' ing that the efforts of the Czarof Russia have failed. Since the date of the reply , of the British Premier, the German Gov~ ernment has decided to increase ite navy. | Personally, Lord Salisbury and many | leadiog oftcials believe that the Czar is | sincere, and it is needless to saythat the ' Queen is in evtire sympathy with the pro» posal. But the British putlic, which is overwhelmingly Russophobe, distrusts the St Petersburg policy. Its immovable standpoint is Rudyard Kipling’s “The Truce of the Bear.

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