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ifs: LEGISLATURE. lnldlbhhlln llllllllllll B33133

Hon. Mr. LAinn.——We know of sherifi who prostituted their position in order to aid the Conservative pt“!- I can prove that statement in bitch and white. This is not a new system -—-the Dominion Governments Which the hon. member support‘: he" ti“ privilege of choosing their returning ofiicers, and if it is right for them,why not apply the same principle to the Local Gonrnmeut? It may be the case that the sheriff for the time being would be incapable of performing his duties. The old gentleman who now occupies the position in Queens County is past his days of usefulness. I know of an instance in which a deputy sheriff oflered a person the position of presiding ofiicer if he would support a

. certain candidate. He indignaritly re- _ fused, and the position was given to a

servile Tory. If the sherifl' is qualified

.. and is known to be a conscientious man

Dr. Rainsford‘s idea that the worst in- fluences of the saloon can be destroyed by giving facilities for the sale of beer and light wines in respectable places is not ngy, We have had the beer and wine controversy in this county. On the one hand itis urged that men can be weaned from whiskey and other heady liquor-ato light and wholesome alcoholic beverages. On the other hand it is ar- gued that beer-drinking is astepping-stone to whiskey-drinking. It is a controversy which may be prolonged indefinitely with- out either party convincing the other. Whatis newiathe appearance ofe clergyman as the advocate of the beer and wine theory, and his “propolll Chit places for the sale of these bevencel shsllbeopenedasa measure of philan- thropy and social reform. These features have given rise to much newspaper com- ment, largely of a humorous kind. A recent imue of the New York,Herald contains a cartoon representing one of the “church saloons.” The bar-room contains the usual collection of needy and hilarious gentlemen; but behind the bar are suchlegends as “ A Tract Goes With Every Drink," “We Believe in Practical Piety and Pure Whiskey," “Patronise Christin Saloons Only.” The humor is somewhat coarse, but the prelude is like- ly to represent wrongly the popular view of the proposal. Dr. Rainaford is, no doubt, incerely in earnest in his desire to battu’ the condifion of the masses in New York, but the attempt to reform the ways of the mloon-by selling beer and wine in respectable places. isanexpari- ment fraught with peril. ‘Beer is not so innocuous a beverage as the brewers would have us believo,and, whatever they may say, it does frequently create the taste for stronger compounds. It would

be a disastrous thing if the reformed sa-‘

loons should become training schools for the old fashioned ones. The cofee-house idea, of which Dr. Bainsford "u an exten- sion, isagoodone; and whsrethecoifeo lrousehasfailedtobeasuccemfulrivalto thesaloou, ithasps-obably beenbecause it hasdegeneratedintoa mere restaurant. What is wanted is a place where, on pay- ment of a very small sum, a man may get some light refreshment, chat with a friend and read the papers and magazines. —Globe.

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Plot to Blow up a Railway Station. Lozmor, Hay 3l.—What is supposed

to be an attempt to blow up the railway

station at London Fields, in Northwest London, was dheovered today. A police- man on duty in the vicinity, observed a gang of men acting ins suspicious manner near the station. He watched than us- seen for a time, and became convinced that they were engaged in some unlawful operation. He made his way towards them, but just before he reached the place where the men were, he ws's see; by them. At the sight of the policeman the men threw something away and dashed 08 at the top of their speed. The policeman pursued them a short distance, but they were too fleet-footed for him, and succeeded in making their escape. The policeman re- turned totheplace where he had fir-at seen the men, and looked around to dis cover what it was they had thrownaway. He found four powerful dynamite car- tridges to which fuses were attached, and it is believed that the men were arranging to place the explosives in the railway eta. tion. The afiairhas caused the deepest indignation. It is thought that the men whose nefarious scheme was frustrated by the vigilance of the policeman were for- eign Anarchists.-Many of them have flocked to London since the authorities in continental cities have stated their cru- sade of extermination against them.

There is absolutely no clue to the iden- tity of the men, butevery effort will be madetodiscoverand puniahthem. Sev- eral of the recent alleged discoveries of dynlmito outrages and bombs in various parts of London have turned out to nothing, but i the discoveries of today

leave no doubt that mischief wasintandad,

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Souanice ha ' lamps willbg .013 gard

cheap at W. P. Oolw ’s.—-lune 1, 2w

3V"_1"3 “Och. cream crooks, milk P30‘: 1|! large numbers at W. P. Colwill's. l[ay.3l, 2w .

he can beleftto do the duty, this amendment simply leaves the power in the hands of the Government to put a proper person in the position. The present Government have more re- gardtorightsndjusticethan tbe0ppoai- tion have. Ichallenge the hon. mem- ber to show anything improper the present Government have done to keep themselves in power. Does not the hon. member believe there are many men in all the counties just as well qualified to perform the duties as the sheriffs? Can he finzl a more ex- treme partizan than the present sheriff of Kings County‘! He talks about the Government appointing returning oflicera to favor our party-—he must be measuring our com in his own half- bushel.

Mr. C.un>nsLr.-——God forbid.

Hon. Mr. Lamn.—I would seem to gain as election by the favoritisms of a partisan sherifli This is simply a safeguard. It allows the Government to appoint a suitable person if the sheriff is incapable. Does the hon. member believe all the wisdom and justice and equity of the province is in the Conservative party‘! If I ever contest a district against the hen

the Government said the sheriffs per- jured themselves to further party in- terests; that they prostituted their ofice in violation of their oath for

My pulw. Hon. Mr. LAIBD.—They prostituted

interests.

challenges us to show where they ever prostituted themselves for party pur- poses. Did not be state that it was expediency that induced them to in- troduce this Bill’!

Hon. Mr. L.unn.—I said it was in the interests of economy.

Mr. CsxrBsLr..——Whsn the House met, the abolition of the Council was not the policy of the Government,they had another policy but they had not the courage to carry it out. They in- troduced a Bill to abolish the Council which was right, but in order to suit party purposes they "support the amendment proposed by the ohon.mem- be!’ from Cardigan, and now they put in a provision to oppress the people and thwart their wishes by introduc- ing the mortgage vote. We see men prestitating their position for party purposes. This mortgage vote is in- troduced at the demand of one member in the House of Assembly.

Hon. Mr. Roosss.—-The hon. mem: ber accuses supporters of the Govern- ment of being scrvile followers of party, but I would like him to point to a single instance during the ' last twelve years where a supporter of the Conservative party voted against a

we see supporters of the present Government ' moving amendments to the present Bill. Can hon. members ‘point to a single instance of of Con-

Government they supported! Mr. Caxrsm.L.—-We had no men here to move amendments.

Mr. Krcxnas.-It is no compliment to the hon. member from Eldon who sat atthe headofi this Table for a nursbu ofyears to say th_ey_had no men to amendment.

Hr. Kacxisms.--I would place full .con'fiden,ce in the present Sherifl of Queens County in re- . - to election matters, but it is well knows‘ his health. is failing and that heilpljobluy cally unit to perform-the Illtiu.

“,4 leaves it optional with thelaientenant

{to appoint

person if tlseyseefliatitisnecsmary. I would to seeanyiilovern

member while the present Government I are in power, he will get ample justice, and that is more than we got from the : sherifis under the late administration. 3 r Mr. Canrnsu.-¢Tbe hon. Leader of »

their oficial position to further party .

Mr. Cnu>ssr.r..-—The- hon. member -

servative in this ‘House moving an gt? amendment to a Bill introduced‘ by the _

ment in power for ever, but while we , r are here we should enact laws which

would recommend themselves to poI- ‘ terity. It is only about two years ago

that we consolidated the laws which

cost the country about $10,000, and»

as I told you before, I am informed by

gentlemen of the highest legal attain-

ments that the book is not worth the paper it is printed on. This will 09 doubt be one of the laws which will be consolidated properly in a very short time. I can state that I have had no outside pressure brought to bear on me to induce me to vote for the Bill. I vote to give fair play to the people of King's County, it was very unfair that Georgetown should send two representatives to the House of Assembly and this will equalize the districts in that County.

A Representative Farmer Speaks.

——_—_—_3.___———— Dr. Talmage on Political Action.

The two great political parties will soon

assemble to build platforms for the preei- . dential candidates to stand on. A com- T316 f°£f?8n§e$:§§5:11&%1;“m

mitt” °i °‘°h W"? ‘in b° ‘ppoinmd t° ev particular: Mr. Heun is wellknown make the platform. After proper deliber- mil. vicinity, having resided here over

- - - - - fife , d ' h‘ hl respected as a the committees will ”come‘ ‘in with mg‘ fl‘;‘;ict;';t fignoi’ who“ word i. a ringing report, “Whereas and Where- am as his bond‘ -

as" and “ Whereas.” Pronunciamentoes will be seen from his letter, four

. . - 1, ' ' had Attended him. and it was all shaped with the one idea of getting the £nl5;§‘£’;$ be h 9:1 given u hope of can most votes.

that he decided to try In-dock Blood All expression in regard to the great

Bitters on’-»-the recomnie:3lat'iion _of_ a moral evils of the country ignored. N0 n°‘gm’°r who bud be“ our 0 9' expression about the liquor traflic, for

disease by its use. Mr. Benn writes as a that would lose the rum vote. No_ex-

follows: _ 9 - Dun Snug,-—I think I have been one pression in regard to the universal attempt at the demolition of the Lord's day. No

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‘ms. c. c. HAUN.

of the worst sufierers you have yet heard of, hging b:;l; thq handshpé four our rs w: on obtain . recognition of God in the history of this gpht %:I;:.:5l:ll:zp§ri;W1ng{ to. nation. for that would lose the vote of the cG_'_6:_§' I tried your Bitten and got and Alillelfith But "Wh0l'0“” “id “Wh°’°° in a. few days. Every organ of my as” and “Whereas." Nine cheers will be Wm 39113893» the liV‘°1'°1119o1'8°do given for the platform. The dumb devil sofiously deranged‘ “Ergo “wags inmy of the text will put one wing over the back, foflowed by paralysis of the right Republican platform and the other wing l;gt.hi‘;1] iecgsiélgelowehhéf ¢gS$7 over the Democratic platform. _ Bloodihitters for a. few days is e There is nothing involved in burst, discharging fully_fivc quarts of pus th. naxt election _ (M In two both I 3:3 It I rwfim ‘ . . shock tramp. powerful battery. Jiy re- The great conventions will be open- wvgry am-V‘ this wustady and ‘mum ed with prayer by their chaplains. If the! ponnenent. seeing that for the four avoid platitudes and tell the honest truth ixfdoe Ilhgfi gel: :3 8°05 1,1°:1atlhb:Im°:;°;‘~: in mi‘ P'*!°*'°~ “*9! Vi“ "*7 1 ‘'05 9'4» title; I need it but because I wish to we want to be postmasters and consuls my gy-s_sun_.,in perfect working orlderq and foreign ministers and United States fag: g;$£ $ 7 dhtfi“ ‘"°m°"' F" th“ '° ”° h°'°’ no words can express my thunkfulness and for that we will strive till the election for such perfect recovery. _ ' - d‘ v C. C.'HAUN wens.- ' ’ In this connection the following letter from T. Cumines, Esq., a. leading druggxst of Welland,-Uut., speaks for itself: He are. T. l-Iilburn ,3: Co., Toronto. G:.x°-n.zxs.\:,_-I, ha.ve“‘been personally acquainted with Mr. C. C. Heun for the last 20 years, and have a.1ways'fo_und him a. rt.-;-y 1-elinblo ma.n._ You may placmthe =.it'no3t confidence in unythm he says wit‘. x regard to your medicine. c has on znainy occasions within the [last four years i;:;l.l me thdt it was marvellous the .115 Buzizoclc‘ Blood Bitters had cured hnn. .31 that he now felt-us able to do 9. dny’I . ": 2:: he ever felt in his life. Althougi pzito well he @ takes some .13. B. _ . Ccc-:;£iC:£.‘;.;3’,h&S he says. to keep him in ~::‘ec‘ t . . pk ” _ Yours truly, Tnozuas Ctrunrzs,

i steadily increasing sale of B. B. B., the length of time it has been before the people, and the foot that it euros to stay cured, attest the sterling merit of Hill monarch of medicines, the poo le’s favorite 7 blood purifier, tome and tor.

DB. GEO.__l_..BAYNES

prevented lf.lllt': blood is lrcpi; pt;-t :_ i. . i the general heaith-t.'-_-.- su.-23:}.-..‘-;l ’ ' Specialist in Diseases of G .. Women,

‘die use of Hood‘: S2.'::.:.;):.t'El'.:1. Vilaen jg

of Providence. 1’. v‘.

this is done, the germs of ‘ Lacrippe, ‘fD§,-)hrh.1=.-2;:

Pneumonia. scam‘ at ‘i'y:vlt-=1‘ WK etC., C3nllO.'. ll, . ' ‘:2-av-_ After all such pr'ost‘.-:n?.n3 v?_'.._~.-:-1-r, .1 —. 7. ~ _ Sarsaparilla has been iuullcl 01‘ i-.-_ . .:I:~.r, L.- value in restoring desired lies,-.!_*.n hull vigor. . 334 Purifying the tainted blc-ed. For example, read the fullov.'lng ircrn Mis llattleA.0obbof Providence. 1:. I.. no.1‘. ,. mother. Ilse Cobble a ycungladgr cf 3 -_ ..

Picture of Health andisin the trout ran’: in liar s‘.7.'.:1Er ~ 9 ' ..-, High School. Her father is 3. ~:r-:l=-::;;- ~~ police officer: '

"Mess .C.I.E -4.1: : A ‘‘I-wlristctofc1loli’ow&mi::!:g:>o.lflow.‘ . saparllla has done for me. il.mxc*.i;-.=."- ._. . — — ~ _’ . haddiphtherla a::dv:as Slit". 33:‘ I‘. 331.: .. . IS thgt hgve Jugt Received g ',‘'‘l- “mg - - . ,vA'e§§.]_ Iago assortment {of CHIN_A, weak, Blind and :~:..-me. GB in .EA-‘B'1‘HENWARE- which '1u,,don,,b°me ,3; z,;;.,__,_;_-_ _. , .., _we are offering chea nthan ever, even it made me real strong." V... ': ‘é‘h?s‘n';1°;l§°§3:hTe§W‘“us Ch3mbfil;ns9.t5o A , -'£CJ‘s'i\Z'. ‘ I 8 r set‘) r venue 1 Lampe, sols Lamps,’ Cups and Saucers, Plates, Bowls, Pitchers, Teapots, Tumb- lers,’ Goblets, Glass Shastlfs, Mirrors ' and ocean, Cruet i Stands, Egg.Cups, cheap). - Those sqld. We plant “ma V "_‘ _' everyonein n 0 rec erylto ca at 3;; omz-’b“t Sm” ii‘ the Crockery Store.

I-Iood’e Sareapmiiia t — v v W° P‘ °9“Wm" ' Iyoplnlonhaschanged cozmider.{:.bIy.” L25. ‘ I 630. X. Conn. Providence, B. I.

’ HOOD‘ PILLS 50 1:0! ’."":.L‘»;t..':. the system like other csthartics. hut‘ actually tone up and

Chronib Diseases of Men

Omen: Ms:-ket Square, Ch’town, l’.E.I.

"As my daughter v::=.r.f-.~ ‘- to ix‘ . 7-.2» 8110 liked Hood’: E;l.l.'S:l.',..:::‘-'i2.<. 3 2% .. would say slew words. I Z-;‘;r.'-‘ -. -.~.

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St. George, Pharmacy Mortals BLOCK.

OUR stock of I:-f1i.,,._‘nods. Reels, _ Hooks, NctsandFishing Gear, generally, is now opcn,_and we will give some

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n.IoIou.oo..semwo.a.v. Bicycles. Bicycles.

Buy a.B1cyole. .. av. ..... ad.» ,. ..-. .... ......... ' ' _ _ ‘ Allour stockiisthisvyeark. F you haye an idea of buymgs Bicycle Come and see our.Lsncewood Rods, they orwaut therein, call us are of excellent value. F. Dec. Davies (Davies' Store), a ho ‘

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_ and firm of Dodd &*Rogers, has this four-

» , ,ptomi¢sory note, book account or otherwise, ' will berequited to make paymfnt of their ‘respective amouatsnat the place of business of

and torpid, the her rt and digestive organs »

bargains in lines. No old stock,—‘_i'our I

is agent for the celebrated Oolnlebias I-'.oE.c., Daviles Dmggtsr. i

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EDWA I‘:-h ‘ - —:;-

llissolutionofllartnmhip

THIS is to certify .1... the partnership heretofore existing between the under- signed, carrying on business under the nylc

teenth day of May, A.D. 1892. been dissolved

by mutual consent, and by th: fietirement of G

the senior partner.

Dated this 14th day of May, A. D. I892.

_ Signed inlhcpresencc of F.,L. l-laszard.

° THOS. W. DODD, BEN]. ROGERS.

.' Referring tothc above notice, the under- signed begs to flitimate that he will ‘continue the business in future under ‘the same name and nylc of _‘'Dodd &* R’ to " All liabili- tieapof the late firm will be isch by him, and all particsfiindcbtcd to the ssi late firm, whether by mortgage. judgment, bill of sale,

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