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\s oe | THE LONDON ) 2 1g a ae | = RUMORED CHANGE } i } } Me — & 4 i wm Sir,— We have cause for gratitude in| j | | | j ily the tacit tbat “grit terrorism has not been | [N THE SITUATION ; : ba \ .-4 . | permitted to invade the Grand Jury room. | i \ ee Thousands of Canadian voters have had | . ony X J} tl shoice betweeu voting to perpetuat ee ? =,,72 = ” j . j | nfiacow palitiea! a asian oe eumael ; e 78 > ° On the Government's sss ter tvetincot. "tie woes I the = South African || Baking Powder ng (| () i C y k took an atvance step when he sougat to} ‘ Beg ] influence the Grand Jury’s_ report B hi . all ll 5 | Ourse ie ll On on the Insane Asylum. Butas a haughty | epu I. Wiade from pure i +3 tee spirit goeth before a fall, the inuviter of | cream of tartar 1 ee others toa humilating repast was him- #8 a ft . a, ing rep seaside : } f 4.G@P- ) |READ IN THE HOUSE OF COM‘- | s¢!f compelled to withdraw, and later to | THE COMPROMISE CONFERENC E, og drink of the bitter dregs that were thrown Safeguards the food 4 : aoe MONS f the j ’a table. As it is we NY Ladies, ECA mtesee| eee against alum y oe which would bave been more effective if @ oa pe aie K : followed up by a bill of indictment.!,, . Won't Say much about % . Sir Wilfrid Very Cross—Sir Charles | What couree will the press and the public | Forty or Fifty Thousand Men Ready Alum baking powders are the greatest £9 ; ; ursue in the matter? Will it be the , : : o hedith of . : ushing Speech. P menacers to health of the presnt day. them. Just this a f es Cee ususl vine days wonder and then like for Africa r . —— other important issaes be relegated to ROYAL BAKING POWDER ©O., NEW YORK.

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Combs

Combs are made of Horn, Rub ber, Vulcanite, Celuloid, Alum- inum, etc. Scme have sawn teeth (the cheap makes) others are hand-cut and nicely roucded

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[Seectat To THe Examiner J Orrawa,July 6—On the order of the day ) Mr. Davin real the London Ti:aes’ article condemning the course of the Govera- 'ment in refusing ajalicial inquiry into the Yukon ecandals.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who was angry, charged Davin with abusing his privilege asa member of the House.

He declared that the London Times had pot time to be fully informed on the Yukon debate.

When Tke Times was better informed it would know that the cloud which it de- scribes as hanging over the Yukon ad- ministration had been partly cleared away by the recent debate and that the govero- ment had done all thit bave all the matter cleared up. The Times had been micled iv the Parnell case and was liab!e to be misled again.

Sir Charles Tepper maintained th .t Mr, Davin had acted within bia rights. As to the Times it had access to the discu-sion of Yukon affairs on the address.

It bad teen the chailenge of Sifton and was vaturally surprised tofiud that after these brave wods the Governmeat had refused an investigation.

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was necessary to

fc was trce that the Times was misled ip the Parve!l case Lut that did not prevent a into. the Parnell demanded

judicial enquiry

case, Parne!] himeelf the inquiry. Why?

guilly and knew ir.

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was weak, io comparisou #1. ion in Canada, the Government could not escape |’.

The members were on the two horns of

the dilemma. They must either bave a

by public cpinioa.

The Samoan Commission.

(spectaL To THe ExaMiNeRr.]}

New York, July 6.—The Badger, with

San Francisco.

Apostolic Delegate to Canada.

[Special To The EXxAM(NER ]

delegate to Canada.

TO CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE

Use NERVOL. One application cures ;if not, your money back. Xqually for Ne Headache. 25c. at all Druggists.

Eke STRAWBERRIFS

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Leave yoar orders for Island Strawberries in pails at

because h2 was vot

If the Ministers bere had the san e con

sciousness they would baye dice to same thing Sir Charles saint t: ati. Tames newspaper was @ grea! ilisiuoerrr, test ¢

ettusites

which was ru stroog tout

genuine investigation or ,stand convicted

the Samoan Commiasion, has left Apia fut

Rome, July 6.—Very Rev. Monsiguor Falcona bas been appointed apostolic

oblivion ?

Almost two hundred of our zzost help»

less fellow-creatures sre cooped up ia this pest hole. The unsuspecting public send their demented friends tu thie institution to be cured. Fed on rank and ancient bull beet, dirty meal avd the refuse foods ot unprincipied contracters, breathing @ foul atmosphere aod uoprovected from the severities of the weather, and with no at- tractions for miod or employment for body, they are driven further oo in their madness instead of being cured and dis- charged. ‘ Imagine asmall province like this main- taining so largean asylum and so unusual is percentage of junatics. With our robust and healthy population, a bracing air and invigorating climate, how is this to be ac- counted for, if pot in the anti-curative methcds by means of which recovery ie preventel, and the insane increased in number oy mechanicel means?

This is too important s subject to be quieted and bushed up in crder to shield those responsible for the disgracetul con- dition of affairs. If, as stared by Dr. Bleochard in hia evid-ucs, the attend snts are requesteito keep their mouths closed, that law sbould be at once repealed. Io the mame of humanity and justice give us some witnesses, since the untortuna’e lunatic is incompetent.

The facts of a gross +cindal have been aitested by the Grand Jury, the highest tribunal fur en yuity, in the province. It stould be one of the first sc 8 of His Honor the Lieutenant Governor to appoint 4 cdtsmisajun to investigate further ; for we

bave reason to believe that the half bas

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should rot ces*e agitativn uu'il this course is pursued. be public, allover the pro- vince, are interested for they have no knowledge of the surroundings and the sufferings of those whom they have com- mitted to the tender (?) merce of our Provincial Government and the horde of voodlers #bo would enrich themselves at the cost of the heal:h and if possible the lives of our unfortunate insace, ANOTHER.

FSTEEMED EXCHANGES Montreal Gazette: After the declaration of the result of the bye-election of Weat Elgiu the following telegram was re- ceived ; Toronto, January 12, 1899.

* To Donald Macnish, (St. Thomas)

“ Hug the machise for me.” W.T.R. Pr sro.

W. T. R. Preston is the old Literal or- ganizer and a geueral big pusher of Liberalism. He kaows wha’ the Oatario machine is, for he belped to organize it. He was evidently proud of its work, which, in West Elgio, was the most der- ingly dirty debauchery ever seen in Can- ada.

Preston and his machine.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—If Le Soleil’s statement i« true, and the Finance Minister was careful sot to deny it, that the supplementary estimates of this year will amount to $7 000,600, the tota! sutborized expenditure ot the year— the ordinary estimates providing for ao outlay of $46,286,850—will reach the great rum of $53,286,550,—or about $15,~ 000,000 in excess of the expenditure which the Liberal Convention at Ottawa denounc~ ed in the strongest terms,and which Sir Wilfrid Laurier promised to reduce by

3,000,000, or $4.000.000.

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Strawberries, nice, picked at J. T. Peardons

vot been told. The press and the public |

The Libersla menst be proud of

(Special To THE ExaMINeR.]

Preroris, South Africa, July 6~—The ‘special conference betweeo President Kru- ger and ihe members of his cabinet, Fisch ‘er, a member of the Executive Council of ‘the Orange Free State, who was the bears erof compromise suggestions from the Free State in the waters between the Transvaal and ‘Great Britain,and Hoff- meyer,_the Afrikandor leader, has been practically coucluded,

It is believed that the franchise pro- posala have been accepted and that peace will be preserved.

Tne London Pali Mall Gazette this afternoon says thatthe Secretary of War, the Marquis of Lansdowne, in cor junction with the military chiefs has coscluded arrangements to despaich 40,000 to / 50,0060 of all arms to South Africa in the

event of matters takivg a critical aspect. | It addsthat all necessary arrangements have been male for the distribution of the poe oo their arrival.

ANOTHER STEEL WORKS.

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To Be Erected at Sydney by Mon- treal Rolling Mills.

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Monrreat, July 6.—There is another good piece of news for Nova Scotia.

It that the Montreal Rolling Mills, one of the largest establieh- ments of the kind on the continent, wil) errect 4 second plantin the vicinity of the : Steel Works at Sydney, and that they wil! require at least 1,000 men to start with.

Your correapordent also learns that the amount underwritten by the Merchants Bank of Halifax in the steel enterprise was $1,300,000.

is now Je:rned

British Columbia Loan.

(Special. rO THE ExaMINER ]

Loxpoy, July 6.—The Bank of British Columbia has invited tenders {for an isene of £340,000 in 3 per cent British Colam- bia Government stock of the minimum price of 96 per cent,

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States Will With China.

[SpeciaL ro THe Examiner. ]

New Yorx, Juiy 6.—The New York Independent publishes a circular from

Commitiee, saying that the United Ststes

conflict in China. —_—_—_—_—Ol—O"—

Tbe two noted criminals, Pare and Bolden, wiio recently escaped from Napa- nee jaj!, were re-arrested at Campbelton and «nb-equently identified. The reward for their capture was $1000.

Cloth top Shoes—$i 25 a pair. See our wip ow.—R K Jost, Mr WT Wellner ba: some very pretty

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