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Orrawa. July -B8-(Special) -_ Hon. Bydney` _ ]i'lsher_ asked his rlepni-l- ment some-_tlln_| sign in investigate and , report upon sanitary conditions and illinlihter4l;'i_oi_1_ii;»l Canada. ` 1 At the same time he arranged with the Minister dlflniand 1,Rev,ol|li_0 t0 have an ” analysis made cl canned meats as cf1'oml sale throughout the Dominion. _ The report of the depnrtmcntof Agricul- tuiois not completed but the anniynis by the chief analyst. Thomas MacFarlane. 11'11i1`111i1111i. _ ` .

Maritime Provinces.

Ile* reports thats collection of canned _

inelits was unide as they are offered for salc lu the Dominion, and an iquul num- ber _oi samples ss, out up by wunuffw- turers in the United States. The latter were of course obtained frou_i‘ dealers 'in Canada, but as rr-gat-11s the Canadianproduots they were iuken not only from retailers and wholesale merchants but also at factories.

The samples were obtained in June and July, the number from vrrious

Lnspeotion districts in the maritime Provinces being as follows:-Nova Scotia 32; Prince Edward Island ill; New Brunswick 27.'

A total of 322 were taken from all

Canada.

Only four samples were found toglvc

evidence of decomposition, a proportion* of l per cont.

Sulpiiurlc and bcrln acids were detected

In a very small number.

In general the report is exceedingly

favorable to the manufacturers.

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' Aua\vltN,4h'_i"e;,__ll’\lly _B8-'1‘liia morning ' Frlid __-Bt,e_Ye_ris,_, d_eputy_ Stnrg`ii1'1 ediiiinlssloiién laasdgd ahci-se which was

Using ,ili‘|§vl1i._},_|_»i n, liquor `i1niuj:glsr, ~ ililward dating, over South bridge, Ketltlhg i\'ii'd» just escaped capture from

Deputy 8eq:uliet_;.,,\;pon viliosc head he hlid relgnui several severe blows with n . htavy whip, _ _ . . _ _When Si*,evena_lnsi,o eauglihhls horse he w'i'ts_lhi'ow_n violently, and man wagon, iflrnesslindi'uni were piled ln a heap Ksatlngrecivi-d1ihe_a\'y jolt and wus, ilffurcdin wise' buck. When he pls.-|.cd \`,(usc|fL ll PI ""`,"desperntel'y_ alt1ieks1i L‘§'puty_ t_l.',bdt_' was finally ov1-i-~

i‘d_}'l_ic atilll _Red in Auburn fail.

_is ivaggaf __qpq|,a_lns5,i live 10|,rallon

kfgs. which tyere _filled with whiskey. lt use the l|ti".g§ei1_sela'tire marie here froin_n téaili In a long period. 'l‘l\oi1or11a was the sallie anlmt\l» which O'Conncll drove a Yilir at¢o'Wi\eu hc ran over Deputy ,

Slizuna, whlohsrcaulted in a law-suit. ~ terlii the day Keating was brought bdfore thc municipal court and was fined siocsna weird: noting tn. 111,111” in me 1

till? oountry.,1ail for transportation of the llljuor and‘ iliidays at hard labor in the ciilutv 1 tall. for wants and bmery.

Im°l'l“lf1*"sb“°':°' um I‘°Wl“l'°“ °°“"’ iaction might be instituted with the

Igielllfly do A charge of highway lhery, __ lllismberlainh' Colle, Cholera and Diarihae-

' ,_ (Remedy. _

This is aggndrfectlylrellabie medicine for l10.W_9l Qouililollits, and one that has never been kliowli, to fail even `in thc most

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0'rr11\vA, July 28. -Confusion seems to

to its former self. Than it was still

senate changed the measure lnym dozen_,partl5;§\lNFFe,'Iil..sq§9g _of these,

aun1111li'uent. il1is'_1.xception fro ,___ U

operation of tim-not wus l_|iihn`|leiy Qgpfy cd unc, Y1.-l.,ln the text -cl _the L01' 'eb D11ysct.Z The' blil, as originally lni`ro_7' Gnnuda,Galettepsrtiilsdlon in regard to _

1Tl]E AMENDMENT

gendrai ol n province to institute an action and that every action should be instituted within sixty days. As pub-

lwae left to the time within which ,an`

iattorney general s permission. '

To rectify these errors the secretary of 'state has- ordered that a special edition 1 ,of the Canada Gazette containing the lueeessary correction be printed at once.

1 connE1:'r lumens 5 Subjeotion (G) of the clause permitting ,certain worktobe done on Sunday as

jus erronously printed real: “The con- .veylng of travelers and s press matter and work incidental thereto." The icorrectod edition will omit the words f“and express the matter." Section 15 as ,corrected will read as follows: “Action for prosecution for a violation of this act. 'shall be commenced without the leave nh; actqmcy-general for the province nwhlch the odeuoc is alleged to have

n committed or after the expiration of

,lon of the alteged offence." -i It is quite possible that other errors may be discovered as the bill is further

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LoNDoN, July 28-A despatch t.o a news

betiic fate of the Lord’s Day act. The agency from Tangier, ,Mot-occ, says that bill, as originally introduced by the assrlous all day long engagement has gpveriiinent, was einasculafed by the occurred near Mulluya _anld_that the special committee out of all semblance Pretender's forces were complet uted

with heavy loss by the n'11 tr ps,

further :intended in the commons to suit who afterwards par d the district with the Quebec Liberals, and finally the rebclsheads on their bayouets, as

trophies of ctory. .

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scnnien éndinents the commons nga 5 _

concur. nbine was to provide for 1- curriqxeo exp ‘ma ' '_ Sli _ lf. _ _

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M_l_.iNIU|_i,_ Bavaria, July 23,-Prince

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# ~\ "", "' -- .- 1 'turning of -hiaautomoblle while he was

to i'f.q\llrB the permission of the attorney on the way to Km_`_bap_

The prince was the oldestson of Prince

Louis Murat by his marriage with hc widowed Princess Orheliana

Morvrasai., July Zil-(Special)-S. S.

Nyasa, a tramp steamer sailing from this port to Glasgow with a cargo of lumber went ashore at Verchcres, twenty-one miles east of Montreal on Saturday.

This is the first mishap lo an ocean icing: vessel between Montreal and Quebec this season.

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Receiver Appointed, Dowie Only Hold -Property ol Cilv‘

_ in Trust.

Cliltmrio, July 27--Judge Landis, oi' the United States District Court _ today

,decided that John Alexander Dowlc does

not own Zion 'Oily and its lndustriuls. He refused to appoint Alexander (lrnuger as receiver, and ordered an election for nu overseer. _ ' _

The Courtnleeciibes the founding of Zion.City, and after calling attention to the fact that inasmuch as Voliva's eon~ vcyanees to Granger were in plain violation of the intent of.Dowle‘s power of attorney, “these instruments were mere waste paper."

The Court traces Dowic’s church career, beglnningln Australia, down to his work in Zion Cliy, and found that- Dowie had been for iuany years in receipt of nlnrgc revenue which he ilevo ed ln church and charity purposes: linit the umounta rcci-ived aggregated in some yearsw two hundred and ilfly thousand dollars; that Dowls had not soughtto amass a fortune; butthat he had eniraged in secular occupation to aid in the propagation of his religious doctrine. ~This money, the Court holds, was

_ iihsi no 1 in ci" "i°

pb'eseasioti,f#l00and cost and C0 days in -ollimdr :ns asnfctxnseguxzg nulxgod; and was also related to the Princesa Zcould institute an action within sixty ldays after an alleged offence, and no limit

Anna Murat, whose mother was barn atBordentown, N. J. To the lattertown tho.Murat, who [was Napolecn's great cavalry lender, went after his chisltain's downfall. With him went Joseph flona- parie and other _of Napoleon's supporters. Prince Eugene lllurat married Mile. Violette Fichlngen. the daughter of the Louisiana baker and phlianthropist.

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HATE Ill Sl .lllHll

Er JOHN, July Zi-St John's tax rate

this _,year has been fixed at $1.00, which is an increase of 15 cents per |100 over last year. .and il the ._ highest in the cliy'a history. There are 12480 tax payers uh the chamberliun's list, which is 115 fewer. than last year, but a supplementary list 'may bring the number up to last ye\r's.

'The valuations show real estate, $l4,22i'},,

'F'25), personal, $7.0€3,iD0, income $4,400,210 total $2o,M2,oro. _

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1,' ` ", y ldoos not come into force until March 11 ' gl .1 . . 1007. . . __ -_,__ L ;. .__.e-1-5,--. . *_

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rfnine nations.

accepted by Dowls asa trust fund, and afterquntinga codlcil in Dowie’s will, executed 1005, bequeathing Zion City fpropcrty to his successor, the Court says: “This _declaration is unqualified, and is a complete recognition of existing trust obligations." .John C. Hately was today appointed raceiverof Zion. His bonds were placed qi. $25,003. The adjudication in the `banknzptcy proceedings against Dowle :was set aside.

[ IT HEALS THE LUNGS.

- When the antiseptic vapor of “C1\farrh- 1ozone" is inhaled lt sprea s through the 1-breathing organs, carrying healing and

‘health tothe sore spots. An i1~ri111i1ie

throat ‘Oatarrhorone cures in five mluutes, bronchitis it soothes Instantly, weak lungs-are fed and qu lckly nourished back to health. To be free from colds and co hs. to avoid cntarrh and bronchitis-

[,`us:‘Dutarrhozone; it is prescribed by

lmore than twenty thousand ghysicians in 1America alone, and used by t. e people of

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J _Temporary trade ls not our., wish, ,tis a 'l g spccess. Ask to see our stockings, hp mlilrtsi, (walking and under,) walsts

Q s`u lustres and other clearing 1ine~1

will li I.. 1 _ ~ 10|- to-day, Jas. Pillon 5( (10. 28<l2l i.\\‘l

4 Iliidleel \\'hether you want to

lbuy_ or not. we want ‘you to see _I\lr. llla ‘s une snowing o models design-

b' lilin for the rltannie Mfg Co

leer v ' - We want you to see them all-hence

wg, cially iequestltheltlyqtx shoul:

. ‘ e--and come ear y. ne o‘c oc

, Flarine Underwriters, _

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is not too early. _ _ jodii.

'Condensed Advcrtiseiiicnls

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" Sailing Vessels insured, on most

A' __ ,‘ 1-Iglifsx Agency:-bo Bedford* RUW. `

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Mannheim Insurance Co. of Mannheim. ggmvllqgg

In 5

' Lloyds, L0nll01l» _ _.v _ ae ;l§i& r_f;€: if ` I-Iulls,Cargoes and Freight Steamers -Mid' ~ y,°3§g2_!*‘ ° ° 'W' °°°'“""“ "

R HEALTH, 'RIGURIIAIIZION l i anne bmty, Prfnoeiilsvard' tidings n unrival summer resort. Illustra-

V inlegmatieirel was .anal »tt1g;_w

vigtzt `°'1\sn:o‘¢$u'tion,' “$\l:\rr¢:‘i.i.ctov17n1 me Edward island, Canada.

Sr. JOHN, N B, July '.’.iJ.-(Spcclul)-

William Campbell, thelittle son ofJohu

Campbell, was drowned in Marsh Creek this afternoon.

He left home shortly after two o‘clock

und just before six his cloths were found on the bank.

lt is supposed that he went for n swim

and took a cramp.

BHITISH Allll

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I.11z\~i1o.\~, July 28-The Past edltorlaly

draws nn analogy between the Canada of seventy tive years ago _ and South fAfrica toiluy. Lower Canada at that time, is says, preseiiti-11 nn overwhelming French niujority just as the Orange River _colony presents an over- whclininp Dutch population today. Upper Canaria Was, however, almost Britisli to n man, so that the comparison curls here. The margin who fayprs the 113riiisl1 in the Transvaal is narrower than tlinl which favored the 00111/lectlon ln 01111111111 seventy years ago in Canada, the ci~1-iiurocrnts claimed B. monoplyof colonial loyalty nnil favored the _ retention of i'vpi‘eseiiii\tive goverl1!1\60§ Il|e_[ely ns n device to mnlnflill British connection. Those who favor the inclusion of the Dutch in a co-cope:-aii'v`o schkllle to obtain rc.=poni~1ll1lc gotlerliilmhb Life coiiipnrvrl to those who were not opposed to the inclusion of the Frencli _ln Canada in an 1-il'ort tu secure, nbnlbitlltiohhl' ircerloin. They are prepared3`t`o face such ii condition ln order t0 gain their ohjecis. l’niu',ing to the success of the late Lord l~I|,,;in in his policy regarding the equity or the rnees Lin- l’oe1i.saye thai;Cunuda has ilevclupeil n people and a nationality richer and more vigorous because of this nflinixture of the Ilue qualities of thc l-`1-encl\.au1l hopes that South1Africn may develop it nationality of her . own no less \'igot'oue\ than Ci1nn1la's.

Kola-Iligic was conceived witha keen

iipprcuitition of it need--that need is .supplied by i{o1a~BIgle which has taken 11 trcrnendous hold upon the great public. which has fairly learned to lean upon 1.5 when thirst, fatigue, urlessitude suggest a iiiostpiilatable beverage, Prepared only l1y lligelow & Co, Lili., Halifax iinrl Truro, N. S. il)d|uw2l.

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SUMMER WIDOVVER.

liycu see him, earl and lonesome, Loafing around Charlottptoygn,

Nervous, firlgety and moansome,

Acting like a silly clown;

li you hear him sigh and mention That each moment seems a day-

Lct us i-.nil to your attention

Thai the poor man`s wife’s away!

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Bowel Com plaini in Children-

During the summer months ehllrlren

are subject to disorders of the bowels which should receive careful attention as soon ns the first unnatural loossness of the bowels appears. The best medicine in

Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gp

'ness of the howele, whether it be in a child or an adult. For sale by all drug- glsts. _

‘CHICAGO MARKETS.

i :._~'. ' l`”“ dmuiiog. July 11.11 - (special 1-

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use for bowel complaint is Chatnbcrlaln's_

it promptly controls any unnatural loose:

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inexplicable Crime of

Hacks l‘lis Wife to D

Diunv, N S, July 28.-(Speciale Avnrd

Murine, living on the flat on tlic Ili-nr River, about flvs this morning killed his wife with it hatchet, cut his own throat. and jumped into river in front of house.

Morine who was n marincr, sailing out

of Bear lllvor, was placed on the sick marlner's list last August and was dis- charged, presumabiy aswell, lately.

Alnrge fumlly of children are left tl

mourn both parents ami to thc u11-ri-y of

neighbors.

One of the children, sleeping with the

mother witnessed the murder.

AWFUL TRAGEDY

AT BEAR RIVER

" ' ' a Seaiaring Man Who

eath then Cuts His

Own Throat- No Motive Can be

Assigned lor the Deed.

_A doctor was quickly called but Ml! Murine expired soon after his arrival.

Mr. hlorine has seemed dispoudeuii

lately,

1\ eoronlei-'s inquest was held and a

verdict returned ln accordance with the

facts.

Marine was without cause to be ieslous

of his wife who was very pretty.

Aftertlicrlcefl hc apparently cnuic to

liiinseli and reiilized what lit- done.

Then in awful anguish he drew u razor

across l1i~ throat. rind ran for the river Mrs Morlue was well connected.

Hll]UEl|UN ill

NAVAL GRANT

Loi~11o.\', July 27.-The agitation against

excessive reduction of naval construction programme has proved successful, and Edmund Robertson, Piirlliinientiiry Secretary of the Aduiiralty, nnimuiieed in the House of Commons that only three new battleships of the Dreadnought class wouldbeiairi down, instead of four as orriginally proposed. Two ocean- going luipcdo boat destroyers will be builtinstead olfive and eight submarine boats Instr-.1111 of twelve. The total of the expenditure involved by the new prugrnniiiie was $:l4,00il,U00 instead of $~l6,t)00,0il0.

Mr. Robertson added, however. that

instead nf the usual four armored ships only two would be comincnued, with lite proviso that If thc coming Hague Confer- ence should prove ahortive, three would he laid down.

In the estimates for 1007-lllilrl only

a small sum would be inclullcil for new nruiored vessels, so these 1-oulil not lic comnienccrl until into in the year. This would euipliaeize nt. the llugue Gniifercnce the gouii intent cf Llie British Government, und its desire Lo bring about u reduction of ariiiiiiiients. The board of adrnlrnlty was uuanliuonsly satisfied that these reductions could bel uiniic\vll1lioutnil`ei:tingilic mivnl ~upi'c»1 iniicy of (lleul. Britain.

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is n remedy whit-li muy safely 11e used

for any stomach 1liso\-ilcr, and the only ouc that cures to Stay cured, lnillgestlon, dyspepsla, const-ipntion, sour :1iciun1;li and pnln after eating. lie sure you get Butch. B1' sure you have li on hand. One gives i'cllcf. Ii/s n doctor fur ten ents. For sale l1y ull l)rng|._flst.‘1. l

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\’11i1i;'1~o.\',Sas1k, July '28,-For several

weeks past the peaceable inhabitants of this tcunltrive been put into ii state of terror and slininc by thc night. marchlngs ofthe iloukliobois, sho were paradlug the streets, taking entire possession of the ronilwnys and fcutwwys, and singing, ki~1sin1;, yellluiz, and making other inuoliei ent sounds, and this at times ln 5 semi-nude condition.

The climax was reached on Wednesday night last when a rush was made on the

Vcriuin, the "Messiah," and] g vlgurcuzvattempt made io force up entrance into the premises of one 1’ogfoil", where the “sa.1nl." was domiciled. lluwcver, for some cause, this worthy did not cuinc forth, and on the following iiiorning tin- eutircrl crowd were rounded up bythe mounted police, with the itssistiinci' of the town clerk and cunstnl1le.~. tin l"ri1lliy they were brought before P Cin-is|.opherson. J P; and W Hopkins, J 1'., when seventeen ofthe riniglcitileizs, clit offenders, were sentenced to six 1nontl1.»` iinprisoninent and a fine of $50, oriu default of payment. of the fine

a further iinprisonment of six months.

On Saturday morning it special car was

pullefiuptn neartlie court house, and with niuclirliflic-uliy,i\n1l much hugging, ki.~,~in1¢. und noise, ull were got on board un1l:r1i .~ti-oiiizeseorl, and conveyed to

lt/ \ prison.

1 absui-11 to suppose that , these

are improving in their habits,

, it is well known they are breaking

sto :small parties mid getting daily

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ciiiiivs Poni ANDBEANS.

liot or cold ure welcomed everywhere-a meal in 5 minutes that satisfies for hours.

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Al beautiful views of CHARLOTTETOWN

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