WEDNESDAY SEPT. %, IGB.
THE RAILWAY AND THE SENATE-
the Grand Trunk Paciilo agreement must
the members of llc Oomlolls.
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ual ycoutributod by large
.cling lqisbtive favor. A0 they
positions for V-lite they are less
upm Goverumeuttsvor than
it is hir to assume that some ct
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country
Tl-snr Oontiueutll Railway.
certainly did not demand it be-
Pdliament' last met. In 
chemo was unhsdrd OLQUWII f»0tll\l;VdiiJ_¢~
ce
EDWARD ISLAND;
cess ot is very
thats! lirTset_sistllaths,rsu_\e§\Vs'
gooonl more with ollooommd the.
no was oléolsd* to represent.
i-le dilered Iromhis colleagues in the Gov-
ie there that the country ernment on a new proposition which was _
who voted for the  bill now demands it i Petitions are pouring suddenly sprung upon Parliament, and
with o richer |11 gr-see under urs 'party into Parliament against it signed by which has not yet been prcnouuoedlupon
Within '_ wed; or two hence the fate of whip, would be a little more than willing Liberals and Conservatives alike and we by the electorate.” It is quite conceiv-
to ses the Senate reject the bill. There ia have yet to hear of the drst petition in its able also that  Blair would gladly have
be decided in the Candi.” Scum It .8 therefore the interesting possibility that ver. This is an indication the opposite resigned his seat in Parliament audmade
not at an probable that the discuwon I some three or four Senators who mainly or the Ifatriovs statement. Two prominent an immediate appeal to the constituency
will there be prolonged to any such length
as it was in the Commons, and the Uppfr
House is known to be much more equally
divided in sentiment in regard to the bill
than the Lower House. M Jreover the
Senate has in the past proved itself to be
snmewhat critical of the Liberal party’s
railway schemes. The late Hon. Alexan-
der Mackenzie was checkmated during
his term of power bv the Senatc’s refusal
to ratify his plan for extending the
Canadian Paciilc line across Vancouver
Island and the Laurier Administration
met with alike refusal from the Senate
in regard to the Yukon Railway scheme.
Moreover the verdict of the Upper Housed
in those cases has been so farjustiiicd by
history that the vetoed schemes have not
been since revived and have dropped out
of sight. But these events occurred when
the complexion of the Senate was Cou-
servative. Now the Liberals have a small
majority there. Were it otherwise we
might count eonildently on the defeat of
the present railway scheme ir. that body.
The doubt as to the attitude and ac-
tion of the Senate In the present instance
misss irom the fact that the Liberal party
has low some four or live majority of ad-
herentsorsympathisers in that House.
But while this is the case there may bs
'Une N300 YO D096 f0l‘ 8 greater measure
ol independence eo far as party is oo?
earned in the Senateftlsan in the C01-
mons. Senators who do not have to con-
test elections,are not concerned about the
matter of election funds such as are
Should this occur andthe Conservative that an indication that the country
might be defeated. This hope will at
least he cherished by the opponents of the
measure until the vote is taken. I
dther reasons for looking to the Senate
with some degree of hope will be found
'opposition remain intact the measure demands it? Leading Liberal' and
independent newspapers of wide influence
and circulation like the St. ' John
Telegraph, Montreal Wizness and others
are opposing the measure; Thase journals
live by the favor oi the people who sub-
in the undoubted unpopularity of the scribe for and advertise in them. Surely
measure in the country. There is no-Ithese are not indications that the scheme
where any spontaneous public feeling in
is popu1ar,or that the country demands it.
its favor. Petitions against the billfhave V, "_ »
been pouring into Parliament whllethers
tum in in “von s ono ontreal, which is a
:rim nulgrnl: is 21:” Mr B'wl`_,s strong Liberal constituency. He had at
ge thegeneral election a majority of 1,256
over the Conservative candidate who op-
’ 3" - posed uno.-It so ooo ot on likely that
severe arraigument ot the scheme, backed
b his resi ation ot his position has not
been and cannot be answered. Moreover
there is behind this a feeling among
many Liberals that the one thing which
mmtmdmgen the me of th’ uma realises this fact and is preparingte con-‘ a
Government is this deal with the Grand
have entered with such unseemly haste
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Suitings...
l/Ve bought all the ladies’ and gent’s
/ Tweed Suitings displayed by the
Hewson Woolen Mills at the’ Exhibi-
tion. These are elegant goods got up
for the Exhibition and are of pure wool.
» . _ Thqlol oompvioos ladies' dooiolofood
and single width 'suitingg and pang,
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We Bought
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fsingle <.-~idth_ suitings, menis ,double  4
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We are going to Zsell them _the same
way- Rénisiiibsr  
there must be something to suit you
Prowse Bros.,
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the whole output -offvthis big mill and V
among the lot. . `
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_There are
Mr. Tarte was clectcd and sits for St.
Mary' dlvisi I M
since |!0ing into opposition he cpuldf again
test another constituency at the? next
Trunk uma which me put’ laden election. In the meantimethe electors of
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St. Msry’s have asked for his resignation,
and with dlvidod oooooelo. nero ls lo “S ”"°’ ""° " "'*“°_°° ‘1°' “°"““ 'i“f"°"
Sminst the par*y with which he was
beelectedinSt. Mary's. Be appareutly» ' ; TIBEBNESS- ` »
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.fact probably no better service which I " A _ new
I Liberal Senators can at present render to “mci-‘ted 'md b°°°m° ‘ C°m°"“t“'° just
their Duty thank) give their votes and he has no rightto remain the repmsent-
lonooooo so dofou rho bln. Wosaoso °""° °' " 1‘“’°'°‘ °°”“"’““°°°Y° *_““ °
and mor. that they may do solo.,-_i ro oo`y‘-I ”’,°P°F °°”°° °' '“’ °°°‘°‘°” °“°‘“d'P‘°'“P* _ ~ _ _ - -
me it lo lolorobly ioofo to prodlov snot' _ '“"‘ °° "°‘8°- B” uf' '1`“"‘° “ “°" ”"°" SECRET* 'W DIES SU D91 N LW
whether the bill is passed or rejected by °°'°§3°l _'is' K h° ‘nd 8° in "°°_u pm' _-"
the Senate the majority vm be S _ bably be unanle to iiud another seat un- Cnroaoo 'Sept 27-C F Lohan, secretary I . U .   g _ 
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m gg the gone;-3| electgum of Armourl& Co, died suddenly 1.'\l-4 after- in 
____ ‘ ' his summer home new Crystal ' ` ‘  .   . ~ _  mfs  V .‘ .1
_ mourn Rnrnusnmnsrlo loo form. ~ » “°"“° l _ .. The M i- esryi-1.3¢,   Vi.,
of Sovereign Lime Juice. is 8 boon to. padinmmt bn, been busy du,-hm the lake (lII)MrLohan :as abeu. do yelrs 1 A; _ _ _:__ .l
thirsty hnmmity mst to' days preparing the W8’ wily old. The cause ot his oath was a..opl.xy. f
va tsat Ottawa. This isdonein face of one
fm ess
’ ` _ . crelase the salaries of the army oi civil ser- om; IN FOUR PERSONS _  ll é
g t that three fourthav  num- Iorl ' ;
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hundreds of men in the
civil service at the capital who do not
halt efru their present salaries. There
arsdoubtlestscms who uotly   Q
they receive but I considerably
the ‘iucompetents
to generously' pay all the
and capable workers. In fact any pub-
corporutiou _or company would get
- work done with hal! the numbers of
ually _ so well
_ derive: that
so promptly
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Kidney-
reason thhy are
as a medicine. 0ue
cents a
*T0 KILL KING "L05, SPAIN-
' IAVUDON, Sept M.-A speclabfdeapatch
Genoa says _that the police there
' aufanarchist named Barte-
whois accused of complicity in a
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ailments'
It never fails to relieve and cure pro-
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`édy?o1¥'allffo1llfls 5f débil-i' '
ity arising 'from an impov-
erished and deficient blood -
supply. v V
'Theyareia direct- food 
f _for the blood increasing _
the proportion of red cor-
- puscles* and~greatly in-
 tone gd qual-
H ity. For " u, Dys- ~
pepsia, Nervous- Debility,
Headache, etc., westrong-
ly 'recommend them;
`V Price 25c.per_box at V .V = ~
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dcubtezlly have been triumphantly re-
elected in case he could have carried out
this course of action, But had he resigned.
therein reason to believe, or at least to
tear that the Government would no: haye;
brought on a by-election in St John. Not
all who differ from the Government
have been treated with* the 'I ‘consideration
accorded to Mr Bourassa, a supporter of
Sir Wilfrids's who resigned his seat in
protest against sending. Canadian troops
to South an-ics. In that case his .elec-
' tion was brought on very promptly; and
Mr. Bouasa was__ permitted to get 
to the Commons by acclaruaticn. f
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brain
s. vigorous r- v -i are
goof. lmuth. It|
af relief ° om th
use For--ozor
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vooo with ooo Labor-alpom mo, glvo or-members of one Loorior Govoromoot oesl.. Joao oo austin., for mo l-ooleoolloo   ._ 4
their voices against the railway scheme. are olllllillll the Grind Trillk Boliellw- I8 from the Government. He would un- V _'V' __ _ _ _ 5 _
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marked prettiness about the patterns &
ofisll suitings'
them. You '
-clerks, with lm'
our
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low do
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our_ prices-,and impure these
Dress Goods hog us. ’
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mmol’ or sitio ovodidg louis
Ftlrettendaml  -
-On and after Thursday, Oct.
clerksaud messengem thanis V _ _.Tun Ffa" if 
perlormed inallthe departments at‘
_ ' Beltastsnd Or-wsll_at2_p._ in.. for
NEWS T00 GOOD 'T0 .KEEP I ikspaudat 8 a. m. as por advertisement
used Dr- ' 0Ml¢’°I in snctaercolunmr l v -
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at all dollers. _ I
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nmeay. for we tumtlnooooooa .o._..olo.lo’ovln.i
'° CHARLES WHOOTEN. 
Port Mulgrave. i
the  Hillshcsouf will '
tl_rst`t¥lpV at7a. m.  .ll`stj_1hti_p
Charlottetc 9 di.-f
-Ou and after litem( Octoherftlie
City of Brandon will leave
for West River Bridge, -Best River
-There will be ameetiug oi the ‘Local
'Council of yfomeu on  m
Oct, 'ltllfln the Y.  C. 4.  _still i
o’cloek. A full _tendauee ~|a7 paridculal-ly
requested as imzlortanti' business will -be-
nd rm ehw-me 1‘-will  1_5. ima
tor 3! days hom date. oljssus. 0&'lct_te-
--‘1'heLadi'¢sCourmittss'et the Oath-
 ackuoi`rled#e_
_the  donations., ’
By__rne,___Mr_s, Wm. Leonard.
butter, crsem']'arid‘clilck`él`is; Mrs.
 sims? we 
o1si"ol:"oils;i\lv'. U to ‘oi-'obS'o, $2.00; Wm.
Payne, $165. `
-Bicyclists and all aihletloe d \ don
Bsurwfs »I_-ium°nt_tq.\=¢¢v their
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