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Union Label a Lqga

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T0 LEGALISE UNION LABEL.

Orrawa, April 5-iSD¢°

Smith, M. P., gave notice i

today ofa bill tp legalize the

as a trade mark.

It is Mr. Smlth’s intentio

through. The Blllhas been

several times by the Benafe.

G. T. raclrw nsssrs. ' '

Tai 'de `té`oa the moame

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Grx?d"'§ruL'nk_`Pacit1c contra ces Sa with, slr Wilma Laur

Mr. Borden will reply.

-RAILWAY commission nscrsr

The Railway Commission D0

in favor of allowing the N caiaerlmana downto Ran

a -junction with the Gran

Allanburg, a branch line a giving it connection with t

line.

The Grand Trunk opposed

cation.

LAZ Y LIVERS AND SLUGG

NEYS.

When these organs fall

their proper functions, the bio

poisoned and suffering and dl

mence. This can beavolded b

your vitality at high-water blood rich and pure by taking zone Tablet after each meal.

Ferrczone has a mild but ra

on the liver and kidneys, and

wn o science. Mo

blood kno t ness, Langcur, Dizzlnsss,Paln and Sick Headache diss De when Ferrozone is used. et Price 50:: at Drusglsts, or N- Co., Kingston, Ont. 1.

the greatest producer of red

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Dn. HatIIL'roN's PILLS cons. BILLIoos-

NESQ.

if f'i:D°°i¢j1>"\_

Against Grand Trunk-

i Trade ,

union label

ar at once

re. EEET mon I ‘ ouu NEW

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over I6 ieet Ig

h' ll. We aeil the BIG

BALL for 5 and loc.

ever offered to the Boys a

Hurlers Sf

iliiij I-Nvlcnls WALKING

BOOTS 5

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Q rubbers wanted ove

fine hoxp _ , ed

made from liither, goodyearwelt 'Price $3.5o.

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l-and only hoped that- the Province might -

'Peters district hadbeen won hy appeal `

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Had been Made Against i~.lrn__:‘

», -Debate on the Draft

_ f Address- ~ - :

Tvnsnav, April 5 'I

House met at 4 dclock. -

was taken up Mr. Currie made the follow- ing statement:

leader of the Government, in this House on Wednesday last in discussing the motion io go into committee on the reply to the apr eoh of the Lieutenant Govern( r. __ In his remarks I am informed that the leader of the Government made some ‘observations relevant to my absence from my Heat, and insinunte-1 rather than stated' that there wassome legal obstacle

I presume the leader of the Government

by me and-which I understand has been used in the repairs to Rocky Point wharf. So lar as I am concerned this timber was sold by me io Andrew Dickleson, who, as

Dickieson, and when it was delivered, I knew nothing whatever, nor do I now know, of Mr Dickieson acting for the

mmissionenof Public Works in the

glvdn ni'e`a e L eque on book

33 spilss at 400 $13.20

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Nevins 1903 - _-/_ ' 1

Annrtsw Dickinson

Pilld NOV. 14, 1993.

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I understood on receipt of this papanand

I now believe, that Mr. Dickinson had arranged with the department of Public Works for a certain credit so that receipts of the nature above set forth would be honored and paid by the department on his account.

in view of the rumors which have cir- culated so freely respecting my conduct' in the premises, I deem it but just to this House and to the country to make this statement and submit therein to their judgment.

The debate on the draft address was then continued and the Speaker called upon Mr Morlson.

P

Fiahery Claim; The Opposition was -in-i agreement with the Government in their desire fora share in the Fishcry Award

get a share. He denied that the St.

ing ‘to the fishermen and teliing_

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n Explanation 'of Charges which

Before the business of the afternoon

Mr. Speaker: My attention has been

called -to s0me remarks made by the

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to my taking my seat in this House.

' - one of the best of the 0zar’s armored vessels, Like manyftuslsan war crafts, she has

sail as well as steam power.

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had reference to certain timber supply; The Russian cruiser Dinisti Donski, which is now on the way to the Pacific, is

he inforrhqd_|.a¢',_,_h`s.d a conygot to repair 1' Q, ,-L " _," _I _

,the wharf* di|_idf<upon myfipfiillcation-'to~_j " ' - ` If " '

him fiat pagment fha gave |§'g_‘_ memoran-_ ." - t '_ .-' I . 1-.

dum of; the amQuntand,§s§d__g,,me to li- ; _ . - , '

at tha-'-Publi* Wk; get 11,, M __ 5 ‘ * _W r, _ I

money, which Li d. -7;'-g,-.._,‘,{r` ,;`“f;~I 1-* ' . - 7 _ ` Q When lhe timber was applied for by Mr '

.‘.’.‘Z...... ion...-...».i...... ....r...... Japanese Armies Working Northward-Pllug for the work, and received my pay from

f,‘;;,§’,°,'1“,Tf,§L“;“,°§,‘I,‘,if,“§i,l;’,,‘,‘{;’,‘{',‘f’$2;‘gi- There gare no Japanese Troops in

1‘i=°if611°Wii=s lee °°w- °f"ihé nw" =- `M`dilCi'\Ul°'idAY2L-N0 Sign Ol .lap HEEL

which Irecelved from Mr Dickleson and

upon which the money was paid to me: at “Received from Dugald Currie Esq.

lcord filling .751

‘ A' _ _$13.95

uop.E'aznssraNs oarruann.

LoNpoN, April 5-(Special).-The Mall's

Kobe despatch state that -twenty Rus- sians and a quantity nf spoils were cap- tured 20th March In the action at onensu, 15 miles north-east of Wiju.

IAPS WORKING NORTHIVARD.

The despatch arlris there was no previ-

ous information that the Japanese were so far north as early as March 20.

smALL PARTXES rr' noserarra.

Tomo, April 5~(Spec.lal) -Reports re-

ceived at Ping Yang state that when ' the Japanese, entered Wlju on Sunday

Korean residents informed the scou‘s

that the Rus»lan forces on the upper reaches of thc Yalu River consist of small

detached parries. `

N0 .IAPS IN MANCBUIIIA.

S1". PETBRSIIURG, April 5-(Special)-

General Pflug telegraphs from Mukden

under M0nday`s date denying the report of Japanese operations in Manchurla

and stating there are no Japanese troops there.

ALL QUIET AT PORT ARTHUR.

Pond* ARTHUR, April 5-(Speo‘al)-

There are no signs of the Japanere fleet and no notable change in the situation.

After reference to the speech of the 'Fishery bounties. This was not true rellliél' Mf- M°\”B90‘ “'55 l»°°k “P the `but§'was only si eiouae 'for tbl defeat.

Hahopefl the representation cats' 'might he favorably decided and thought the arguments presented by the Premier vrauid' have ‘much 'weight ‘ Speaking of-the ‘roaiiiostmsnuctrthsranheldies the

speaker contended that the larger Plo-

theni they would lose the

viuoes of Ontario and Quebec by the

resolution adapted stood to gain while Prlnoc`Edwnr'i Islnnd would Hlliu nothing. Ho showed that Prince'_ldward island, now densely populated, rould not hope for increase in population like the other Provinces and should get a grant in view of others' large public works.'i`hs mover of the address had turned the atteruion nf the House from the ble-xk outlook ln local

politics to what the Province was going to get from the Dominion.

To be Continued.

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STREET IN NAGASAKI.

Nagasaki ia me ol the principal sraports of Japan and the part cl prominence nearest ro the seat of snr. It is being

and as a base of operations tor Japanese transport sfr-visa.

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enrol.: oorv 'two C8811.

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Scattering Ten Thousand

Bushels of Oats /

An -Englishmen Crushed to Death at

Moose law-For Shooting Another While Drunk, a Ten Year Sentence-

KILLED ar Iiroosn Jaw.

WINNIPEG, April 5-(Special)-S. K.

Bastln, aged 23 of London, England, was crushed to death at Mouse Jaw on MUHUBY by an _engine while working in _the yard.

Guam wansnorrss: ocLLaP=Es.

The grain warehouse owned by Met-

calfe 85 Sons, at Portage la Prairie, gave way on Monday, scattering 10,000 bushels of oats. Loss $1,500.

I-'oh s1Ioo'rI'r1u wmLI<: onvrur.

VALLEY FIELD, Qne,, April 5-(Speclal)-

Duncan McCarg was sentenced today io

ten years in the penitentlary for shooting a man named Kilgour last Dominion Day. MoOarg was drunk at the time.

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Was the Cause of the Death of Daniel Morrison

This is the Verdict of the Coroner`s lury at the inquest-A Good Recommendation-

An inquest into the death of Daniel

Morrison was held last night in the Police Uourt room before Coroner R. Mc- Neill. ,

Daniel Ferguson, laborer, testified to

havinglnst seen deceased Sunday night ar. 8.15. to 10.15 He was not sober, judging hy his talk and walk. Smelt some peculiar smell off his breath, but he was not in pain. Ho went up Gt. George Street and Idifl not see him since till he was dead.

Mrs. Morrison, mother of deceased,

testified that he had returned from N S. on March 17th. He complained of pain in shoulder and right leg, and said he had medical treatment in New Glosgow. He moved about but complained of illness. Yesrnrday (Monday) morning he did not go cut. On Sunday night he returned home apparently after taking liquor. He said pain in i is shoulder, his leg and his stomach. Monday he could take nothing hut water occasionally. Sent for Dr. Kelly about five o'clcok. He died about six, soon after the Dmctor left. He was 30years of age and some time ago enlisted in Halifax. .He had after worked in the in Stesl \Vo1lrs at New Glasgow. He

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Memorial of the Late Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Walker"

Two Quebec Farmers Dispute About a Piece of Land Ending in One Killing the Other- His Defence-

nI.s1'ILI.ERs Ervnoiv A cnurrvrr.

Wmnson, ONT., April _5.-(Special.)-

Thssum of $25,000 has been placed ln trust bythe firm of Hiram \Valker 8;

Sons(L’d) of Walkerville, rilstlllsrs, as an endowment for St. Marys Episcopal Church, which will be opened at Walker ville next. Sunday.

'ro nnsu wAI.KE|r's Na-run. l `

The new church will be known as The

Memorial of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Walker. _

rwo ramrnrra Drsvurs.

Gnrcowrrlir, QUE. April 5.-'(Speola1')-

Jos. Maltalse and Jos. Laforest, farmers of St. Fulgeoe parish, nine miles from here, had a dispute over a piece of land on Monday.

oNE I<II.I,s 'ran o'rI~II-:It '

Maltalse struck Eaforest on the head

wlthashovel causing death in a few hours. '

Maltalse gave himself up today. He

claims that Laforest attacked him with a

pitchfork.

Morrison, Dr. Kelly who attributed death to alcoholic poisoning. Harvey Toombs and Chas Y. ilughes drug clerks who had each sold methylated spirits to deceased. Frank Gaudet and John Currie and Duncan Morrison (re- called) who had seen deceased drink the spirits at various times alleging it was a medicine; and John Hughes and Arthur Harper. After deliberation the jury brought in

the foliowir~gverdici:-

Thejury do upon their oaths say that

-the deceased came to his death on Mon- day 4th April Inst., between six and seven o`cl0clr in the evening from alcoholic poisoning caused by Iirlnlring freely of methylated spirits.

The jury strongly recommend that the

Legislature shall pass a pharmacy law to restrict the indiscriminate sale of drugs and chemicals of a poisonous nature.

Ip witness whcrcoi as well the said

coroner as she jurors aforesaid have hr re underset and subscribed their hands aurtseals the day and year first above wrltien. '

E. I-I. Duchemin, Fore man.

Michael Curran, Richard Duffy, Frank Riggs,

Laurence Doucr i.,

James McGee, Thus. White, _

R. McNeill. M. D. Coroner.

STARTLING DIFFERENCE IN COM- PLEXION.

Many corn and wort cures contain

cnustlcs and acids, but Putnam's Painless

thought the pains were caused by rheu-

matlsm. 5 Other witnesses were Duncan

Corn and Wart Extractor is entirely vege- table ln composition, never hurts, acts quickly, and is sure to cure. Try ll.

W _ Ru.ssM_h.

Dutch Clovers.

0aL¢ .

Seed in stock,

Wholesale and prices.

Carter

Fiji and Colorado Whcal.

Four 54) Cnrloaris (,'lIot'm: T imc!/1_1/_ One ( ) Carlorul bcsl Mammolh (.’lm'rr_ Ona (1) Carload /mst Alstlre film.-cr. A large .vlock of Early Red mul Wlrilf,

Two (2) Carloads Fifrlrl I’na.¢_

0110 (1) Oarlolul Ve/ohm. Om' (Z) Curioml Blu/‘Ac and Whilr

0ne_(1) f-‘rtrloml Follrlrr Corn, two

rmd ssh: Roweri Barley, Buclcwhcat, Flax Soul, Lawn Grass. rlr-__ fic,

10,000 lbs. nf our rrlcllralrrf Cur-

tcr'.° Prize IlrL9zrIrd`.s Improrml Turpin

Alsoa large supply cf best var-

ieties of Vegetuhlc and F_lower Sced.v_

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_ Seeds! I _ _ . eeds! _ -

, Bought and now on the way. all _ oifxthgvery bestquality from the

" 'fm ` fr¥liabiel'Sources.

' 1';E£6) Carlqgrls 1`1npoNr‘rl.

While Fi/6, Rod,-

Cartcr’s

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