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ieeklng at all times .o further the best of the people. and recognised therefore ss

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.IH-t two miles from the Eldon

Qin.-y and convenient to school ities, etc. '

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_ _ _ _ , _ ‘_ 1870, when British Columbia was brought Point Ferry in in mel Pm- ”s<1~‘v==¢' " ' ` ` ‘ 1 “ 1873. Thus the Dominion was

. _ » _ 7 from the Atlantic to the Pacidc, the

was far and

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in_federsted Canada.” f

coucrnnmc coAur|oNs INVITED TU HAUF/‘X

has led the Toronto Globe to hi_nt that it may benecsssary to form a coalition ad-

ministration. The Patriot, following or quoting the Montreal Herald takes ground against coalitions generally, and

quite naturally prefers straight party rule. What could be more natural tor a

ipsrty organ, with its party in power at Q S! 1 ld h be _ ted d VA ' , i e s as en nppoin seem icc-

1, President of the Dominion Iron and Sim-l CJ. ,and not General Manager as anncuncfd _ some days ago. Mr. Shielfis left forSydnv.y

Ottawa and in four or live Provincfs, than to defend the party system'-" Much can be sa’d for the party system no doubt, and something also against it.

Something has been said against coali-_

tion, but much can also be said in their favcr at tim as. V if we go back to the years immediately preceeeding Confederation ln' old Canada we shall see that the party system had at last brought about a deadlock in which

neither neither the one party nor the

other could carry o_o Her Majesty’ Govern _

ment.` It was then that the leaders of

both parties, Sir John Macdonald and

Hon Georze Brown 'came together and formed the memorable coalition which

brought about Confederation. That _ action lifted Canadian palltici out of the '

evil and narrow rut in which it had been

running so long and made of disjointed and contending Provinces a great Domin- ion, a nation whose growing strength and

imncrtance now challenges the almira.

t`on nf the Empire and the world. The

coalition in that case effected what was not pos~ible for either t'1e C ns .=rv'ativ: or

Liberal parties to have brought about. i

Bs it observed that the course of events

in Old Canada, was followed by similar' action in New|Brnnswick and Novo Scotia.

B ith those Piovir. ces had long had the party system in vogue. The leading states- men in both had rome to recognize that

the time had com: for a new departure in the direction of a union of the Maritime Provinces atleast, if not of the whole of British North America. They also realized that no one party could bring about so de - sirable a result.. Therefore the leading

statesman of both pir ies joined hands, Tilley and Fisher with Gray and Wil- mot in New Brunswick, Tupper and

others wish Archibald and others in Nova Scotia, and so these Provinces be-

came committed to the principles of union. All Canadisnshave come to recognize the federation cf the Provinces as the greatest and most beneficial event in|§the history of British America within 5

century past. All intelligent men must admit that it could not have been efected

except by the united efforts of leading men of both parties. Does not this de-' monstratc a great and historic weakness of the party system i Does it not also in the strongest way demonstrate the ad- vintage of the non partisan coalition at times when great things are to be ac-

complished, when issues vilaléto -the

national welfare are at stake i Or to pu

it another way, what -has the pm-tyl

system accomplished within 'the past

thirty-Eve years in Canada to weight against the` great achievements of one”

great coalition?

But the great cpilitiou - which ca.-rird

H confederatiin into effect. -also cornpleleti ,i

the work. True, G sorge 'Bro vu wi' hdrew, but McDougall and Howland, his Liberal ll

colleagues from Octavio rengained asf

did 'lillsy and Mltchellfand Josephf

-“' The price st is mterestin too "

was arrived at this morning after some little discus ion as to whether the gain-to the Church in tl e city of Quebec would compensate for the extra-expense of going so far East. '

SECOND VICE-PREFIDENT.

MoN'rnzaL, Sept. 1.4.-Mr. Cum-lius

today. ‘ __

TRIED T0 _SWIM-TH-E CHANNEL.

Dover, Enuland, Sept. 14.-Franke

`Holmcs. 0,! Birmingham, started from = Dover at hal'-pastslx' o’clock this morn-

ing in an attemptto swim tha. English Channel. Alter being, in the water two

h0\1l'8 ll” °°"°”""V\*"" 'll' *l'f“°"\Dl`»‘

_ Sl-IORTENING THE TERM.

Wnmrprc, Sept. 14.-At the Methodist Conference along discussion tockplace on Saturday on the report of the committee tt at the term of the General Superinten- dent be made four instead of eight years

asat present. Rev. Dr. Ca.rman’s eight

year term has just expired, but it is thought. he will be re-elected. Question of the length of the term will be decided to- morrow. `

NEWFOUNDLANUS QESIINY.

"l‘onoN'ro, Sept. 14.-The Telegram’s.

Lundoncable says; The Daily- Chronicle today. commenting on Premium Bonrl's projected reciprocity treaty- with the United States, says; We are in doubt whether heis right, and believe union with Canada is Newfoundland’s ultimate destiny. 'Bond’s experiment wil1__be watched -with equal interest and alarm.

P"-" , ’ ' -" --'_ _ _

The duel

in the

dark was a favor- ite with dtrelists.. Two men 'were locked in a dark room and crawled stealthily f roin corner to corner, until some false step made one oi them the target for bullet or blade. _

Life is a duel

_ the dark with 1

disease. -false step, one' mistake, `

and.the_att_ack coniesswift .and sudden# The mistake _which eommonlyopens the"

way for an attack disease is neglect of the symptoms _stomach tr'onhle._

When eating'is followed by unduefull- H

ness, belchings, sour or bitter ri5ings,;1

etc., disease is attacking. thelstomsch. f

The best way to frustrate such an at- 1

tack is to use' Dr. _Pierce’s Golden Med- ‘ ical Discovery. It cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, and makes the body it

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was sufenng very much with my head and '

stomaclrft “writes-_ Mrs. W; `C. Glll."'of Weldon, Shel? Cp., »Ala.,“he»ud»was' so diazy when`l woul raise up in bed would' fall right back; Could eat but very little, in fact scarcely any- thing, there seemed to be aheavy weight in my stomach so I could not rest; I lied to belch very often and would voruit up nearly everything I atc. Iwas in a had condition. I tool; tour bot- tles of Dr. Picrce‘s Golden Medical Discovery andiiveoflii 'F ' , ° " ‘ <1

s avonte Prescription an aiu

now well and hearty. I feel like a new woman

and swve Dr. Pierce's medicines credit for it all. ! ha taken medicinefrorn gsliysiciaus witliout any benefit as I could sec.” _ _

_Dr., P1erce_’s Medical Adviser is sent

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