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=sr .le =i _ ~: i-==-1_1.-.o awardei the animals in spite of the at- Hcn.Mr.Cumlniskey thoughtateacher Meseeem May 9_(Speem)__A me Estimates Passed inH ° °‘“"

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fha umjprgumding the; there is ,_ sink animal been slightedi lHe _wanted to North River bridge which woul

know why the poor animal did not havea benefit 7,000 people. It would cost .bet net eerieeely here _

ro . Ho also wooeoo eo koow why he $20,000 to repair 011, bridge- He W A_Ww_°eH”"y W-esspminedm

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ing fund.

and a security to the buyers of debentures

the College, to meet debenture issues of l&3 and 1899, $1,502.50. Tuitio fees received in 19(1) were $1,158.50, not sndlcient to pay the interest. He wanted

The sinking fund is always a guarantee

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‘M nm \'8"'M “rm "mn uw" mb youd doubt that the animal is ` a valuable to his notice that _in many schools the at T

ll one ee the Gevemmem, wg;-¢_°5'¢;-gd $25 tendence is very small He would be inf

` favor of bigger districts with a more eih

Hon. D. Gordon, asked whether the cient service. ,He didiaot think the refer grant for societies' included`$l,lD0 toward ence to the Clerk of the Superlntendei t

of Educai ion was called for

Tim Premier replied that the Govern Premier Farquharsoh said he did not ment were not committed to give $1 000 to feel at all delicate about`the_matter. The ' the college now being constructed in appointment of clerk to Superintendent of Nova Scotia. A delegation went to Nov* Education was made above board and if S¢0i_i,| and talked over the matter but no -the Government decided he would retain 1 _ . talk- the otllce for some time to come. It would ‘\ ad over and it was conceded that $i,il)0 be a very difficult thing lo re-arrange the was the proportionate amount. He con- school districts He asked lr U¢L¢el1 U0 .___ tended the college would _be a greats put his hand on one school that had been advantage to the young men of the Pro opened for political purposes. He knew viooo. in the past students had to travel ot two or lhife cases where the Govern io Guelph, It was impossible to conduct ment gave v ay and allowel a school, but a well equi pped agricultural college in there was no sueh thing as a universal

system as 1._._ been Cllargcd. Suppose *'-

in-. muon sais re ¢o~.~.1a smpsehiz; 11° G '"1' nent save the families

morefman was paid for it

theflarltimetlgricultural College in N S.

grant was pledged The matter was

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1|-|'¢g\|jgr hqlldgy Qt gg§ib§d0\j'g5 det- Til! ])£Ll'¢l'|tl WOUIH inké EOD!! Ind rimental to the Province. But th Lo Government would not have aguaran exhibition calls for additional expenci- tee of attendance. Another proposition

carried out his promise to make revenue drive the ¢l\i\~»-B" i0 i»l1¢ SGHOOIS- and expenditure mast he gguld not vote - Mr. Matheson thenqnoteo from section

igfdlt alll T887- Tllf8I0\1‘ lihb Pl‘0Vl!10l8l MP. \Vll=$lt\‘00llf6l1d8d bhht HIC 8W&!'d- -[HE g‘mpAx gmcmge

G”°"“»*"“ ""1 °“`” 3°” $15 '"0 '""“ “I” 1” °‘ °°"°'“'“m°° "“ “°° '“”‘d° "iff Hsi.nax,. may 9 -(Special)-'rite o

minions .Government 'rho honest justice w the City He. claimed th_ ll derived from exhibitions is largely inthe Ciii! .llililiiltnfrlvf U10 S8113

‘soonersec theamount spent in bulls, fee Gill! _fi . _ `

e Mr Matheson thought it would be a de- Captain said some schools ' might .Inge of bulls. He wanted to know why beamalgamated but none in his district. srmiznnxn 'nissan mass. the statement was made in~ the stock Hon Mr.McL~aod spoke favorably of the

farm report that the bull was purchased work ofthe female teachers in Snmme at Ottawa at a sale Now it seems the s de _

for 'an honest purpose? A a- matter districts _ » - A of fact there is urd that Hr Bruce spoke of the improvemen there wvasavalld bid If there was one over former vears and said one of the _bid of oO cents the courts would have best teachers in Valleyfleld was alady

tempted fraud It was a small act for a could give more attention to tive sch

asCom of Agriculture. Why has the other Mr. Smith spoke of -the proposed

dia not purchase an animal for _Kings co. suggested that no wtlolfbe taken un

was bought without a rug and that was matter of Justice should have the brid

w know ,hy me ,mount was not debited ment did not intend to purchase a _second the other across the Wllm it River.

nd a-edimd in revenue nd ,xpe,,d;,,.;,.¢_ bull until the delegation went to Ottawa. Premier Farquharsou said. for the pre

The boast made by the Government that the expenditure and revenue would be made to meet was not valid. He contend

Patriarch was sold ln Summerside because _ sent the old brides would be rep iired.Wit` the Government understood that there in a year the matter would be settled. .

,.1 that she,-o would be 8, -iegcif, and the-t the Hon. member continued todthrow claim for new bridges. _

thgergvommong knew it af, the present cold water upon the agricultural ques- - A Cmimittee of three was then ap- Mm `Dr_)Gerden of Hemex "deed in

elmo. Tho;-eiosgiiiewide ,mu between tion it willnot beau indication that the pointed tclbrlug in an* appropriation

e assistance of the department is needed by Bill.

ted

end- ¢|,e___g_n“,ceSm.e,_]_] adrifth Bering his constituents, The Bill amenoiiusr the Controver

curred with the Premier and the argu mantaadvanced on both sides were listen

ed to with closest attention.

thenresolved itself into' a regretted that there Wes no stent this 5 e ___ h _ ___ tY» _d

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com_m§ttee`of the whole with Mr. Simpso ‘ ln* H50' dlair.

astraight party vote

Bill to amend the as<cs sm 'nt Act of 1594

Regarding exhibition Mr. . Smith It in b d _‘_ third time was

H,-_ 3{g¢,};¢_4°n'S speech an elm,-cmon 0c_ House took recess. Elections Act pissed itsthird reading on

year He considared exhibitions werea ‘mn a'i‘)°uwe S M ‘Y e ore lm

` found the people throughout the Province make of chee3¢_ He hoped tha; next GAS GN THE STOMACEL

_;:__°__:kl“§i§’; lb' hIiid*iPPt¢;"ed Flhhlm year there would be an exhibition

° ex ‘°°° ° n ° D” “Ve Hon. Mr. Gordon referring to education eh i A i _ 5°" Fat °d°°“°"° f°" the b\`¢°¢lU3 °f noticed that the amount was $1,ilJ0 less ligstranns relifeti ti? aigozrdigdn

live stock. Spasmodie efforts in the way than last, yeah He mid e h;gh__°omp1i_ iaargirzgo _fhgg s:g_2g_i;|;:_§;¢e|-_2;§1_1?;|s':,:_|; _Sea_me__ Another bunker, Mn can

;“°;;f °°I;T‘;,f.1g"IW“’b“‘f°°“ "":§° "."3°“’:l enoii wafer. Noi-villno aide digestion ex- 'Palmas who has resided in- .Derma

. U ° ° '~ -M“R“m° °n “U °“ pels the gas and impartsa sense of com

K the °nu_'_° °m°°“° spent °“ °xh“’it‘_"“3 system are very instructive. Hesaid the fort. Nerviline is good for lots of oth e W” 5 dencm He the” read ”‘ re5°1“t"°“ clerk of the education department should ggiglfg i':;‘g.:i°e‘;rV°:\r£:;‘;?s£_5g"_b!‘;$8

of exhibitions causes a retrograde step of many years. Nothing would be said even

result of imperfect digestion pressing u

passed at the annual meeting ofthe b be h _ _ Exhibition Association and contended eI;;m_8;I;rFerquherSon Said that when l°m`1zh’ ‘°°th“h°&-c' Try me

he consideration of the Government and eeeeehet aetiugeeelerk in education TORPEDO BOATS TRIAL.

that such a resolution was not receiving the Llberfie eeme into pe wer they did not --'¢'°°“” _

This season the farmers will not have

chance to exhibit at all. Exhibitions are

Omce. Only one teacher- _could get the _-

Canada the ass°°' "’i°°S p'°p°s°" by the ment would do well to it provide sachusetts Bay yesterday, and attained

Government are conducted Jointly

with exhibitions Avery fair otfer has

been made by the Exhibition Assoc ation The committee which waited upon th

Government proposed to take $4,000 and bear all expenses or $3,000 and the Govern- mentto defray half the deficit. He con- suered it' very ‘mwise t'° p"s° "er the Superintendent as he is often consulted m"°°lY *`°'P*i“ in th” Sysifem- Thiw-5' l

’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla removes them mi

being held all over the world. Ia Upper

Association's oifer. H_e would say that the

city vould again ` ve a proportions

_ _ se _ grant. Ho _urged the Government t bring in supphmenuq °°°um°'°°° ‘° de Liberal Governmenthmd slmplyfollowed H_‘_’9‘_r57 _ `

fray the expense. " He was surprised th

for the promotion of the teacher maximum of 27 knots and e. fraction. so that good men may be induced to e _

remain in the profession. Mr. McNeill the __ . - , HUMQRS

° _former clerk, acquired through long train- »-

other season It s a pity they don't ru

in educational matters i_u the absence of emee eu the peinme and dienge 1 the Superintendent. » 1 , '~ itroubles they elaeelei

Attorney-General Peters said that the the awww and clears the wwpierivn _

in their redecessors’ ste when the a

ture and we cannot 589111 it. If he had been m‘\de for the GOVe¥l\m¢!it i0

I0! 3 grant this year __ Hg did My lik; mg 15 of the School Act and contended that w °f ` ‘ mm “1.1m¢n‘1 ¢ ns.. the Commissioner of Agriculture should

whin wegzhxx not the money to pity” c DU l"°nl»i°“_if° 55° *#39 _b°_°kB 91 All “Faux” PAB", lu” _ __ _

captain Bead said lhseosa breeder he "culture in order thhthe my krww mm `Qmw. 'Ihr 9-(Special-l-Pwr” '

.mo in fum- of gxhibigiong Ho -ihgugbr, about the duties ofhls odlce than he docs Parent is in D1. Bene, hevmg hed U, D5, ' A `

_hnwev ‘ that g|;¢']i,‘;hibif,lon Aggoelpginu about la w. He claimed that a school with tom a theme operation _ _pea ‘P _ gphm _inggygugnd gh” bg" an atten-lance below 20 lacks emulation _ 09 ' _ 1

gig “U5 “usual imp going without the and is i.. varlably apoor school _

good

5 olde todayls still unburied and in a

derived by the 'citizens and hotels' and *_1_!l¥.|¥_0l‘¢\11\\Wl_8 i-he who state- of preservation some questionable resorts. .He come from the._.____._!__»!-_,x>_re_!_¢li§i___ih¢

' _ Bell of Brookville has been granted

animal was bought atapriva sale.‘Why Mr Arsenault thought the Superinten the British G0'9|'\`l|l\¢U9 3 NDS |00” jwas the animal set upat auc on? Was it dent should visit and rearrange the the island of Aballo in the Baba

which means he will make an imma e aw

:_ fartune cutting timber

In 1339 there was gg me ¢r¢._1;¢, of Mr.Rogers explained that Triumph was the lower site is lo lkeel i-ito. The district 3°mi-°h¢‘_i~ i ° _

bought for the Stock Farm. The animal affected had no railroad facilities and as a l f

' Y _ _ ' _ ge. ' _ _

whyhis name- appeared in connection Capt. Baal said his district wanted two _ ~

with the purchase of a rug. The Govern. bridges, one ai'-ross the Dlinli Riv°l‘ and

il Dr. Darrach, Kensington, is in i

were good animals in Kings County. If ` Hon.Mr.3lcLeoi supported Capt. Read s Dr. and Mrs.- C. L. Barnes of Mui-na

_' Guanmax regrets to learn that 'the M .

_ _ e boon tothe country He “lenght night and will meet at sharp 10 this Brine is yet in poo, health

Hilgheso 1°°i¥"°"'°d th” there W” the dairy industry should be encouraged

U gl-ea ' - morning. ' » , _

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”° ~°""”°°"“”‘°“ f°’ °"‘“""i°”°° H” Perhaps by giving Prim f°f *M be” '”"'*'”" time mils olfl home in victoria oemig

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P April lst. His brother Percy who it g be remembered spent some weeks ll! Ottawa last winter is at present ei

' U ea illsince January last, is expected hom

_ shortly and will probably remain.

oiiice out ef 400 or 500. ~ e Qrmrcr, Miss. Mly 7.-The t'opedo boat Mr. Matheson thought the Govern- Lawrmice had another speed trial in Mas-

ine e thorough greener meeeneefene wee Com_e to the surface- the spring anoi

Timber Lease 1’-rom the

He will go south immediately

Absolutly nothing to indicate th vvomau's identity has yet been leatiied

RAILWAY ACCIDENT-TWO HURT

City. s

Harbor, are in the City. r

the Cityyesterday evening. ' ` __

Hotel Davies.

Brine who had been very ill in T arrived by the Princess last night .T

EVE\I"G “E°S‘°N The House went into committee on the Mre_ D_ Regere and her father Rev; ML

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Mr Russel Palmer, who spcnta s

the past winter, axrlvod in Dawson

for several years where he has been qu'

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by Tapes Blouses of

senger car on the Elgin train went through

sbrlago soar Elgin. _ -__,_y _'

d Dr. Colter, P. O. Inspector, was bad

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Mr. I. E. Luckling of Toronto, business

manager for the great McE .ven is at the

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Easy Enou

For cough, horse ail, stoppage and fever

’ ‘use the GRANGER CONDITION PO W~

DERS. A genuine Condition

a Blood Purifier and Tonic. The

guaranteed superior to many Condition Powders in small and

packages

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B very capable oméialq is essential to tehe|_n"-Blves of Way; in have a teacher as a clerk in the oflice of ofpimples and other eruptions, the -- _ _

__ _, _All and atterns in New “""S01‘iDR rlifvlgd Ki§ay at-‘ 8 Gordon - 1i,

to Buy ... . ....1

Very

the farmers in the House did not take a more determined stand. The Exhlbitio Association was organized and buildings constructed 'and repaired especially in the

the secretary receives only $630.

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pointed l[r.Farquharsou. It ill becomes BRUSSELS To PARIS -

the Conservatives to complain when the ' -_ _ BY ROYAL TRQLLBY Liberals are paying $2.00 less and to-day . ____ _ '~

interests of the farmers. He believed if . __ ia... W.. .oy pious.. is c.oo.i..;i>rio.. M” R°‘°"’ “id “‘“‘ ”‘”° M"'“~‘°‘°" comms el-==Kl»s Leonid ima-is

Edward Island should hold exhibitions:

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careful consideration. He was not sure

that the benents were general altho' the grant was general and came from all parts of the Province. Some time ago there were held county exhibitions and com- plaint was made that the Provincial Ex-

Bnussats, May 7.-Ls Petit Bleu '

did k _ ~.....’;°*.. “€i.‘;' 2.t‘;.~iI..?.i".:..”°“...‘ 53?; °f,»-egg;

M' R°==~~‘-°~~~~f-~°~ff‘~¢ H-» M mi i» ~»» -fe»_»»»._»»»»» ~ :::‘.i..';‘.:..‘:,‘.:’.:..l.;'.:.“ .:::....... teeny

nu?-‘ber or whwk e~»x".‘°°°° con' the foilowin|`r_order: Brussels to Antwerp Pfowge rcs

__act'to_prove his contention. " "_ ‘ » '

Mr. McLean saidthat one of the ' ’ .

schoolshavebeen opened for poli ` pur- _ _e =° j ' _ 1

hibitionwaanot a general advantage to wsu' He wounded that t'h":?";wum ii ASES OHCHILDREN. "

‘|10 \8l‘icultura1 population or a substl- A tute for the exhibitions held in the dile-

rcat counties. He contended, howere

1',

that due weight must be given the de-

mands of the gentlemen represented by committee. understood thatrthere

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» _ 1 'protrssorsareengagedin

_'i, i"?°f§.'§f"‘§2“? """ “"1-rewrnrlla _ , _ *__ *ei _,ee revue-“~,°‘7"__ ‘e.e°“;m°“ _ Mr. in-.Leon said, -'thot asusheldiniclo- "‘“’°°° °"

.be only one half of the _present iahools. A _ _ Ho claimed that s1o,ooo ooolfl bo seven in `

the department of Education. _

Hon. Mr. Rogers claimed' that are Siachools with 18 _scholars and ' 'adori-

° Ther-care schools in Canada whsle'

tai-lo. in this way me tooo. prioss .onto "°°“ “°“°""‘ ‘*° ““"" f ff

beprocured.

in-.inshiooonooirea the commissioner

_the pure bred bull 5! the Governmentsv

Hn” w 1”” He mm mined ‘mm the Brussels to Ostend and Brussels teParis. e

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