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Machines, wr ogers and wringer repairs. SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!

. eplendid selection of sli kinds of clovere, Timotby,peas, vetches, imported seed eat, garde: seeds, groceries of all kinds, fish and flour. Wholesale and Retai!.

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THE RED HAT ?

Mor, Duhamel and Arch- bishob O’Brien

MENTIONED IN CONNECTION WITH THE APPOINTMENT.

It is Believed That Archbishop OBrien Will be the Favored One.

[Spsorat ro THe Examiner]

Orrawa, April 14. —There is little pos- sibility that Archbishop Dabamel will be the next Canadian Cardinal.

While for some time the rumor bas been going the rounds that the Archbishop of Oitawa would soon be chosen to wear the red hat, the case is viewed differently by thoee who are in a positionto know. The fact Of the matter is that the Diocese of Ottawa is too poor to support properly the dignity of the Cardinalate.

Mgr. Duhamel, in conversation recently, admitted this to be the case. He pointed out that it takes about $20,000 alone for a cardinal’s equipment. He believed that since Ottawa ie thus precluded from the possibility of having a cardival, Halifax will be the favored city and that Arch- bishop O’Brien will be appointed to the sacred Coliege.

The Quebec Whip.

Qvesrc, April 12.—LeSoleil, lidersl or- gap, talks very discontentedly to the Minister of Railways about the {vacancy of the district superintendant, onthe di- vison from Riviere De Loup to St. Rosalie, caused by the retirement of Mr, Ouletie. It tells the minieter that no stranger should be appointed, and reminds him that he bas already made the mistake of naming sever— a) strangers to places on the line and has vad to remove them afterwards. Why, it asks, repeat the error.

Gaspesia Safe.

Havirax, Apri! 12 —Manager Yates, of the Canadian 8. 38. Co., has received a cable from Channel, Nfli., stating that the sealing steamer Hope has paseed there with 26,000 young harp seals, the best catch of the year. She signalled having spoken the disabled steamer Gaspesia, £0 long imprisoned in the ice, eouth of Brd Rocks, in tow of the steamer Kite, appar~ ently heading tor St John’s, Nfld.

British Appointments.

Lonpon, April 12.—The appointments have bees officially announced of Sir Julian Pauncefote, British Ambassador to the United States, Mr. Henry Howard, British Minister to the Netherlands, Vice~ Admiral Sir Jobo Fisher, and Mejor- General Sir Jobn Ardab>as members of the Disarmament Congresstc be held at the Hague; of Baron Rusell of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice of England, as members of the Venezuelan Arbitration Commission, in room, of the late Lord Herachel); and of Charles Norton Edgesombe Eliot, Second Secretary of the British Emibasey at Wash~ ington, as Great Britain’s representative Oo tbe Samoan Commission.

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Senate read. oom ARLOTTETOWN P. E. ISLAND, FRIDAY APRIL JA, 1899 WHO WILL WEAR

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Interesting Rumor Regarding Sir |

Hibbert Tupper.

(Sproat re Tae Examingn.]

Hairax, April 14.—A despatch from Ottawa to the Chronicle says that if Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper’s present arrange- ments are carried out he will resign his seat for Picton at once snd go into provin- cial politics in British Columbia.

His object is to endeavour to get con~ trol of the Legislature there and in this way manpage to swing the province around in favor of the conservatsve opposition at Ottawa at the next general election.

It ig probable that ex-premier Turner who site for one of Victorix’s seats will re- s'go, and that Sir Hibbert Tupper will run in hie place

Suicides in Paris.

Parts, April 12—Seventeen suicides were reported at the Prefecture of Police on Sunday last, nearly all of which were due to poverty. Saturday being quarter day, many of the victims were unabie to meet the demands of their landlords, and in desperation restored to asphyxiation by charcoal fumes,

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Over Oae Hundred Years,

Warervitte, Me., April 12.—Mrs. Phebe G. Ellis oi Sydney, died at ber home Tuesday morning, at the age of 102 years 3 months and 8 days, being one of the oldest and most reapecied citizens of the state. Mrs. Ellis was the daughter of Heuben Sawtelle, a native of Groten, Nase,

Deseased Meat.

Moxrreat, April 10.—Ald. Lareau, a member of the Montreal City Council, at a meeting of the Counci] complained thata large quantity of diseased meat was being sent from Torontc to this city, and he ask-~ edthat eteps be taken tostop it. The matter was referredto the Market Com- mitt

INTENSE SUFFERING

From Dyspepsia and Stomach Trouble

INSTANTLY RELIEVED AND PER- NMANELY CIJRED BY STU- ART’S DYSPEPSIA TAB 13°73

A New Discovery, But Not a Patent Medicine.

Dr. Redwel! relates and ‘4nteresting ac~ count of what he considers a remarkable cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic dyepepsia by the use of the new discovery, Stuart’s Dyspepsia Taplets.

He says : who bad suffered to mv knowledge, tor years with dyepepzia. Everything he ate seemed to sourand create gases in the etomach; he had pains like rheumatism ino his back, shoulder blades avd limbs, full- ness and distress after eating. poor appetite and loss of flesh;. the heart become eifect- ed, cauting palpitation and sleepleseness at night.

I gave him powerful nerve tonics and blood remedies, but to no purpose. As an experiment I finally bought a fifty cent package of Stuart’s Dyspepbia Tablets at a drug store and gave them to him. Almost immediate relief was given aod after be had used four boxes be was to all appear- ance fully cured,

There was no more acidity or sour watery risiogs, no bloating after meals, the appetite was vigorous and be has gained b tween 10 and 12 pounds in weight of solid, healthy flesh.

Although Stuart’s Dy-pepeia Tablets are advertised and sold in drug stores, yet I consider them most valuable addition to any phyésician’s line of remedies, as they are perfectly harmless and cao be given to children or invalids or in any cond!tion of the stomach with perfect satety, being harmless and containing nothing but fruit and vegetable essences, pure pepsin and Golden Seal.

Without any question they are the safest, most effective cure for indigestion, biliousness. constipation and all derange- wwents of the stomach, however sligit or sev: re.”

Siuart’s Dyspepsia Tabl-+ts are made by the F. A. Stuart Co., of Marshall, Mich. audare sold by druggists ev -rywhere at 50 cent- per pecKkage.

Little book ou stomach diseases mailed free, addrese, F, A, Stuart Co., Marsbal!,

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‘BRITISH BUDGET BROUGHT DOWN

Greater Expanditure for Next Year

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A SMALL SURPLUS FOR THE PAST YEAR

, But Increased Expenditure Will Re-

quire More Revenue.

[SpaciaL to Tae ExaMinet,]) Lonvoy, April 14.—The Chancellor of ; the exchequer has presented the budget.

He said that the trving periods of Inst year, the Spanish American Warand the differences on the Niger and the Nile, had no prejadical effect on the eountry’s rev~ enue the result for the year being a small surplus.

He estimated the expenditure for the coming year at £112,927,009, an increase of £6 098,000 over last year.

The total increase of expenditures during the last foar vears being no less than £19, 096,000.

If this inerease was to continue, the speaker pointed out, Parliament muet agree to @ large increase of taxation or dis- cover new and productive sources of revenue, or the result woulu bea reaction against great expenditure, anihs feared thatsuch a reaction might impair the j «ff ctive defensive services toa point in which they unhappily stood during last geueration.

In conclusion, the Chancellor remarked, we are able to estimate a revenue of £111,157,000 to meet the expenditure of £110,927 900 leaving a surplus of £230- 0.0.

The large expenditure is not due to en aggressive policy upon our part but has been forced upoa us by increased and iv- creasing armameats of others and in consideration of our unique naval pros perity and security.

Crescent the New Flagship.

[3psoiai TO THE Examiner]

Hauirax, April 14—The new flagehip on this station will be the Crescent, once before here.

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‘The most Artistic up-to date wall Papers ever seen in this City, and is well worth visiting. The prices are low beginning with 8 cents per Double Roll; lots of sample books ready.

Telephone or mail. Orders prompt- ly attended to.

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YUKON AFFAIRS AGAIN.

An Independent Commission Has Been Asked For.

[Spzcrat To THe Examiner]

Orrawa, April 14. —In the House yester- day Hon. Mr. Fisher «poke at length.

E. F. Clarks, seconded by Dr. Hale, moved the following amendment; That this House deems it expedient to inform Hie Excellency that in view of the wide spread charges of incompetency miscon= duct and corruptiou in the administration of public affairs connected with the Yukon it is the duty of the Government to ap- point, without delav, an indepent judicial commission to make # thorough investiga~ tion into that subject and report result,

The Samoan Commission.

(Sreerat ro Tas Examiver.]

Wasuincton, April 14. -The Samoan Commission will sail for Apia on the trans< port Badger, leaving San Francisco on the 25tk inst.

PEACE CONGRESS.

Italy, Not tho Pope, has been Invited.

Reme, April 11.—lItaly has been form- ally invited to the disarmament conference at the Hague, and bas eppointed as one of ber delegates Marquis Viceonti, Venosta, Minister of Foreign Affairs in the late Radini Cabinet. This is held to imply that the Vatican; will not be invited to

seud a delegate,

He Wouldn't Take off His Hat.

Loxpox, April 12.—The Daily Mail publishes the following from Hong Kong : “Lieut Col. G. F. Browna, military attache of the British Jegation at Pekin, waa arrested for refusing to remove his hat ‘while a religious procession was parsing. The arrest was made at the iostigation of the governor’s nephew. Col. Browne was finally released on the demand of the Brivish coveul.”

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Toronto, April 12.—The Telegram’s special cable from London says: The Times in an article to-day advocates the roposed establishment of a Women’s Traning Home in the Northwest Terri-

tories, and says the inaaguration of the scheme would render service to the cause of imperial consolidation, and the substan - tial value of which would outlast more showy performauces professing to further the same objects.

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