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bad no effect then nor will they now. | The Senate will now, as heretofore treat every measure as io their consciences they think it deserves. F e lhe object of returning to a cry against the Senate may be todivert attention from | the m voy shortcomings of the administra- Lion, The people wil] do well to a'low no herring to be drawn across their track. MANITOBA CONSPIRACY,

This Government obtained power through a conspiracy entered into between Sir Wilfrid Laurier aod Messrs Greenway, Martio and Sifton in Manitoba. In the face of the most solemn assurances to the con trary, and the equally sclemo provisions o| the Manitoba Act, the Manitoba conespira tors took away the priv.leges of the roman Catholic miuority of that province and forced @ great religious coptention on the people of Canada. While with one hand Sir Wilfrid Laurier patted Greenway on the back, the other was up! f.ed to Heaven to emphasize his promise that if returned to power he would restore tothe fullest extent the privileges that were taken away. As soon as the Grit party gained power by these Mephistophelian tactics the gang of copspirators came together to devise means of escape from the consequences of their loubled-faced Londuct. We hed what was called a final settlement submitted to the MecUarthyites at Brandon to secure the election of Cl ffori Sifton to the House of Commons, to be followed by concession after concession, a* from time to time the minority declared its direAistis- faction with what was adoae, We have had delegation after delegationto Rome to invoke the interference of the Holy Father in the domestic affairs of Canada. The result of ali this is that, to~ day, separate schools are practically io operation in Manitoba without the sanction of law as they were by legislative author.

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| taro tothe Provincial Franchises. In this } connection the people of Prince Edward Island have to thank the Senate for right

ity before 1890. Laurier,Greenway and their accomplices are now laughing io their sleeves at the since re, but foolish, Protest- ants who left this party in 1896 on account of the remedial bill. On the other hand the Roman Catholics are called upon to render thanks to the conspirators for restoring in driblets and without the sanc~ tion law rights which ought never to have beea interfered with. (Applause.)

‘The pages of history may be ransacked in vain fora parallel to all this. It is hard for honest men, Protestants or Cathclics, to comprehend the . refined wickedness which d stracted Canada with this Manitoba School Question. The ex- travagance incapacity, promise-breakinog and corruption ram pani ip government affairs are fitting punishments for allowing ourselves to be drawn aside from the consideration of measures for the public good to an ex- amination of this Pandora’s Box thrown in our way by Laurier and Greenway.

OTHER POINTS,

Io going over ths actsof the present Government it is almost a relief to find an instaoce of prom'se-keepiog, and where

there is asemblence of keeping faith with the people we gladly look into it. A plebe- | scite on probibition was pronounced by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and we bave had it. A verdict in favor of proh'bitioo has been |}

the administration has already declared that there will be no probibition. This nT > ‘ promise bas cost the Treasury of Can- ada a quarter of a million dollars, | and the people much troutle and expense

tad a repeal of the Franchise Act aod a re-

ing the blunders o: Sir Louis Davies and g:ving them a workable law.

Altheagh Sir Louis Davies said, very insultiogly, in 1896 that “all Prince Ei- ward Itland bad turned grit’ aod that “a Conservative could not be found witha fine toothcomb,” vetI am pleased to say that the Conservatives have not bowed the knee, and are, at Jeast, as strong and as

determined as ever. Io the ridiogs of Prince our friends have pot shrunk from contests with candidates of the ministry, aad

the results have been to convince everyone that nothing but Goveroment patronage and humac devices could save the Government from overwhelming defeat. Let us today close up our ranks and | prepare for the contest which may come sooner than the regulartime. When Parliament ia once { diesclved the Government will be no longer be able to terrorize the officiale and the abitity to win votes by promises of con- tracts and offices will pass from them.

I now invite you toenter upon the earo- est consideration of measures of organization. Let every polling district hold its meeting and have its work prepared, so that when theday of action comes the battle may be short, sharp

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The Spanish Oath. In Anstria a Christian witnoss sworn before a crucifix between t

lighted candles, and, holding up his right hand, says, ‘‘I swear by God, the Almighty and All Wise, that I will speak the pure and full truth, and notb- ing but the truth, in answer to anything

I may be asked by the court.’’

Jewish witnesses, while using the

same words, add to their solemnity placing their hands on the page of

Bible on which is printed the third

commandment.

A Belgian witness swears to be vera-

tious in these words, ‘‘I will speak t

truth, the whole truth, and nothing but

the truth; so help me God and all t saints.’’

The Spanish oath is more elaborate. The Witness, kneeling on his right knee, places his hand on the sacred book, and,

being asked by the judge, ‘* Will y

Swear to God and by those holy gospels

to speak the truth to all you may

asked?’’ answers, ‘‘Yes, I swear.”

Thereupon the judge says, ‘‘Then,

thus you do God will reward you, and if not will require of you.’’ In some

parts of the country the ceremony different. The witness forms a cross placing the middle of his thumb on t

middle of his forefinger, and, kissing his thumb—a practice which would probably be very familiar to some Eng- lish witnesses—exclaims, ** By this cross

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COMES TO THEIR AID.

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sometimes of the lungs, sometimes

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catarrh somewhere, and catarrh is a other name for uncleanness.,

Many men understand this, and make every effort to cure it, but it is be-

yond the reach of ordinary practice

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makes constant e‘fort to be rid of it.

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thousands who have shaken off t érasp of this insidious disease.

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Artificial - Teeth.

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