NOXIOUS WEEDS.
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V ats pnd the Dem a t : fi ma Ss
his Own par t ket and
tion as between Watson a:
Vics Presid \ It ' -
‘ a ra t
8 :ali vote for William J
e ection and prior to tie stat
tbe electors a Sper al ‘ cm ye f \ > pu
, . ' Grats, shail ascertain and tue official returns, tl cst for said ted «¢
tae Bryan and Watso:
. tue Brya and Sewa '
iv, aud ast the one hav or Tred largest vote sha
eatire vote of ali the Brvan
@i aforesaid
This is an ngenu 2 arrar ut I 8 w Ke teres . s Intere ig 1 ——_— e+e
PROSPECTS UF A SETTLEMENT
Tae Premier has pr
Manitoba Question shall be sett] “ eix
to be seen w ert Ar B 2 ‘ pits is
iS Mun a Mr. repr > ? yp r y back enat Mr. Jaurie for the Ar - His ia P S rei bee pet
ir I 1 (Jue @c was iar t sez of the Libera
t yw i I r
“ave I ) £ I ! 4 the Liberals w i give us ame sure of po ¥ and wit! their interest.’ The remed us: 1, a Catholic school board having u r a) of teachers’ d se t x ) ve Cath BC UOOIF the Catt { rig ct 3 r s n 4 si 78, amd lLue exel plivt
tie support of the Protestant s
which we paid to Winnipeg
lo a word, our «chools were
as in L290, o y we were no *iative gra but rr
b e lor Wew see w
erais Ww ve more W
patience and 1 |
1 n : Meir daty the &. me At 4 them t | y » repudia tl i
\ ec Con-ervative pay
© crying out that the Cat
had apostatized. That is
that does no good aod Causes mut
* Let us hope and pray
On the partof Mr. Gree heard nothing later than | that he weuld not, upon any
tien, retreat from the position
his majority.
But, perhaps, the wizard
Laurier will at once iead the irré to # satis factory settlement — a eT ee
A NOTABLE ANNIVERSARY.
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‘ - nwt K He as t gisiativ o “ y. Bu w for T 4 Ww. a low d . s ; eg f om the times the H BE 4 Bi Work W ¥ ti i ees e J loya ‘ '
the nobie exampie Of @ Sta Diess |
he leftto the world, w
eter ._-ooe-
The Canadian Grocer, n ations of Mr. Laurier in f-r otial trade, eave that while both partes
pn this county favor such stilla strong {cel ng in England in oppo Fito to it, ath vB, " es cts of the peop'e are ii thatthe average Englishman vo pr 4 ral p tation that it w tn i tha tra a ’ ‘ 4 ‘ay can have freetrade pure an : 3 is yrrect
© CAMPAIGN
eich of said parties an opportunit
ween Wat aad a»
Botanist of the Dominion Experimental
Farms, lately visited the Province of Man
toba, where he placed before the farmers stest and best information concerning | ihe necessity and means of keep ng their } ar ur of the noxious weeda which in | some slities are gaining a foothold. Dr | Fletcher would find oceupation of the
same kind if he were to visit Prince Ed-
Ww i Island. The noxious weeds allowed ‘ | vy in the vicinity of Charlottetown . ; i in other sections are disgraceful to the
Province as well as to the owners of the
aud upon which they grow in such abun
| dance That the nuisance can be abated lis evident from the fact that fields of us eds are not seen 0 our besi fut y ettle: ent’,—s ch, for nustance, eB - - ———— ere — —_——
NOTES AND COMMENTS
gv of Liberals, held in
A a mee
| i | Wiunipeyg on the evening of the 3rd inst.,
peg t was deaided to ask the goverument tu int Joseph Martin to the ,o-ition of
| Minister of the Interior.” ‘Tne decision «+ e meeting will be communi sted to Pou M Lauricr atonce, and will, without ‘ » We @nxXieusiy Cons fered by the Pi t The New York Sun, ion commesting | nauarticle of Dr, George St-wait, of
on the Forum, says: “Sir Richard ht cannot persuade a corporal’s guard ia the United States Senate to assent ly apy reciprovity treaty which does not
¢4cbec,
tain an agreement for the imposition of e same duties on British manufactures imported into Canada asare levied on them
own Custom Houses.”
Seme time ago an esteemed business
an of this city suggested, through the Tue Examiver, that the post officials should announce the time |
e foreign mail is expected at night blackboard now lying idle ia the
t office. The authorities seem slow to
act on a suggestion, and jue Examiner ild now ask the Inspector 10 see that s simple accommodation is attorded the
c.
—Referring to The Guardian’s remark-
oncerning the Scott Act and an allegei of South Africa” erected with Mr. Rhodes ;
alleged “deal,” we suggest that it cau- iiry to be made as to how it happeaoru bat certain papers issued tora Scou A: ler just before the election were md
rnable on a Sunday, and why the pro- ling suddenly collapsed. We shall re fer iacront tue nou-entiurcemeutct the aw and the alleged causes fur the negiect [n the meantime the authorities should ge
) WOTA.
—Goldwin Swmith,in the Saturday Revie f article on the American politica
ias @ Ul situation, which he views with Character istic givool He makes the point tht 1
f
turn the scale in favor of honest muuey, snd scolds England for continuing Ww sever the northern fringe of the contincat from ts natura! afliliauons and to attach iM to Europe, whereas, if Canada had @ voice in the councils Of ber own bemphere, she would be helpful to all concerned.”
—A Victoria, B. C., special to the Mail amt Empire says: “The only novelty stlurded in the series of protests in Britisu
jlua:bia appears in that against Vaucou
vercity representative— Rev. George Kt. Maxwell. The surprise is in the para zraph setting fourth that there’s po such per-on as * George R. Maxwell,” and that aii votes cast for such fictitious pereon are void, Petitioners promise to Show that th political clergymen 1s @ nan with @ pas which involved a change of name.
Word has been received at the Marine nd Fisheries department at Ot'awa tha egal fishing is going on among the Gev
ernment oyster beds at Shedias, N. B. For ve years the beds have been constituted a Government reserve and were used for all manoer of experiments This year a imter of new oysters had been placed i the reserve with the object of ascertaining w thev are gong to turn out, and Pro fessor Prince, Dominion Fisheries Con, missioner, who had charge of the experi ment, is pow exercised to know j13t how far the depredations have gone. He fears that the illegal fishing will e,oil the entir experiment, and is in commun:ca tion with the local inspector to know how far the trouble has gone, and also with : view to having the preserve more carefully guarded lt is thought that the fishing must have been done under cover o larknes*, so that probably the thio; ran on for some time befure being dis-
pvered.
The quarterly report of tLe Depart ment of Trade and Commerce tothe 30ti June, 1895, has been isened, containing fizures that wind up the fiscal year. Dur
g the twelve months the revenue wa $35,659,775 as compared with $33,119,485 for the preceeding vear, and the expendi ire for 1896 was $30,557°274, against $31,
228,827 in 1895. Customs, Excise, Pu-t
| Office, Public Works, including railways
willshow a gai In other sources of re er the heading miscellaneous there
2 a falling off The values of the prince pa! itiabie imports entered for ¢ ns pi ion
} e twelve months wus $67,250,775, as against $59,549,000 in the previous year Che duty was $20,172,797, as against $17, $80,622 in 1895. The value of free im- ports fur the year was $34,336,938. The exports forthe year were, home produce $106,600,161, and foreign produce $il,-
| 540,343, with a total of $118,140,504. Last
| year’s figures were, home produce $150,- f | 225,703. a id ihe fureign produce $10,491,
4, making a totai of $110,714,737 The nland pevenue forthe year amourted t
| $7,974,030.
—The Republicans of the United States m not to be at a'l afraid of the eilver iasue rheir tone is sounded by the Wor- cester Evening Gazette, which says :—
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“Sound money is not a new principle for the Reput an party, which has fought inflation heresies before, and not ably in 1868 and 1880. It has been the cherished plan of party men to make the tariff the rallying cry of the 1896 cam- paign, but the enemy have opened a gap tn another quarter, a weak spot and not a feint or mask to trap the unwary. They have given the Republican forces a pew opportunity, and forced the lighting on other lines. If the party of Lincolu and Grant proposes to enjoy the confidence of the people and stand for stability, it must accept ihe issue The tariff need not le abandoned todo this. With a Repubi.- can sound money administration and Re- publican sound money Congress, wise tariff revision will be assured. But it is of first importance to keep the inaflationists and credit repudiators out of power. On that line the Republican party must dire:t i s enerzier, and the disappointment of the schedule pnalanx that hoped the p op&é would talk nothing but the tariff is cf little consequence.”
| the northern province of Kiang Su, China,
| Portage la Prairie. A Brandon despatch i states that harvest will be general in that | district in about ten days.
| will be represented at the Indianapolis | conference for calling a gold D-mocratic | convention. Ex Mayor Matthews of Roston
| their face value franes bearing the effigy leon HIT. without the laure! leaf.
| . . . °
| front of European soldiers has cansed in-
| tense feeling. The remark is attributed to | Lord Wolselev’s jealousy of Lord Roberts,
| destroved, while the loss of lumber burned
f} men's with the fever germs in the interest Canada was in the Union her voie would |
THE DAILY EXAMINER
NEWS NOTES. Farm laborers are wanted in portions of Manitoba.
Gold has been discovered at Mount Carme, Connecticut,
Four thousand people were drowned in
by a tidal wave five miles long.
Barley cutting is in progress about
It is now expected that thirty six states
will represent the Massachusetts men.
The British naval manoeuvna, which have just cone!uded, have proved a sur- prise. Notwithstanding the strength of the defensive squadron, the attacking ferce succeeding 'n reaching the obje ct ve point unmolested.
Governor Atgeld, the chief of the free silver movement in [linvi-, is the Presid ent and largest stockholder of the Unity building in Chicago. The Herald publishes one of the leases in fae-similie. The rent s parable “'n standard gold coin cf the
United States.”
France’s silver coinage contains onlv 40 per cent of its face valne in” silver, The Government is repudiating the money op nemall scale, as it refuses to arcept at
of Charles X., Louis Phillipe and Napol-
Lord Wolseley’s remark that he would not like to put British-Indian troops in
who has the greatest faith in the Indian portion of the army.
Forest fires are raging throughout British Columbia. Property, to the value of over half a million dellars, has been
is estimated at nearly a million dollars. Many mining towns are in danger. So far
no loss of life is reported.
There iss me fearin England that if Cecil Rhodes is too hard pressed by the Imperial government on account of Jame- sou’s raid, it may undermine British South Africa’s allegiance, and Eogland may see a colonial revolt and the “United States
as President.
Asthe British Privy Council decideds that the local option law is not ‘ultra vires of the province of Outario, the government bas issued special instructions to license commisioners in various paris of the coutry to enforce its provisions. In those mun-¢ palities, therefore, which have taken advantage of the act, saloon-keepers are be ing compelled to close.
Dr. William H. Park, the New York bacteriologist, is critica‘ly ill with typhoid fever, which he contracted from experi-
of science. Asthese germs must reach the ailmentary canal to produce the disease less care is exrrcised in handling them. It is thought that Dr. Park took them into his system by failure tothoroughly clean his hands before eating.
The Canadian Methodist mission board bas arranged to send Rev. John Scott, D. D., of Berlin, Ont., to Tokio, Japan, where he will be dean of the theological department of the College. Rev. A. C.
Borden, B. A., B.U.,:f Halifax, will accompany Dr. Scott and become one of the professors in the Canadian Methodist College there. They will sail from Van- couver, August 24
i When—=
The people of Scirting, Ont., are mach excited over peisoning cases, The family of the Rev. Me. Cruickshanks were the first attacked. Friends attending the s.ricken family partook of meals at the parsonage, and soon seven went bome and were seriously ill. Iuvestigation proved that pressed beef bad caused the trouble. It was poisoned. The Rev. Mr. Croick- shanks’ son, seven years old, is dead and a daughter, at ‘ast reports, is dangerously lil.
A Liberal member from the eastern townships will, it issaid, move fora re- duction of the Governor Gereral’s salary from $50,000 to $25,000. In 1863 Parla. ment adopted a resolution reducing the governor’s salary from 10,600 to 6,500 pounds sterling, but His Excellency, havy- ing referred the bill to the Home Govern- ment, the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, then Secretary of State for the Colonies, replied to His Excellency tat Her Majesty’s assent bad been with held.
A London despatch says: Several most important discoveries have just been made in Cairo bearing upon the history of the Christian Church in the first two centuries of the era. Among them is a manuscript from the fifth century which a Cuptic translation of the original Gnostic writ- ings of the second century. Its value con- sists not only inthe fact that it hands lown old Gnostic writings that have hitherto been unknown by name, but above all, in the circumstance that one of them was known tolrenaeus and epito- mized by him, without any statement of the source from which he had derived it The discovery of this manuscript enables us for the first timeto test the accounts of the Gnostic tystem as given by the Church Fathers in the light of the orig- ional manu-cript. It contains three in- dependent treatises entitled * The Gospel according to Mary of the Apocryphon of John”; second, “The Wisdom of Jesus Christ”; third,“*The Practice of Peter”; “The Gospel of Mary” is the document used by Irenaeus, and consists mainly of the revelation of St. John. ©The Wisdom of Jesus Christ,” consists of questions putito him by hisdesciples,and his answers.
“The Practice of Peter” is a narritive of
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For sale at
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S. S POLINO is «lue here from Montreal on SATURDAY, the 8th, inet.,
and sails for St. John’s, Nfld, via North and South Sydney Live stock on deck,
and produce under deck, carried at low rates
For further information as to freight or
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EXCURSION!
To New Glasgow, N.S.
An excursion to New Glasgow, will be given by Charlottetown Lodge, I. O. G. T. on MONDAY, AUGUST 10th.
The Steamer Jacques Cartier, will leave Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf at 7 o’clock,
a.m., for Pictou, where she will connect |
with Steamer for New Glasgow
Return fare to New Glasgow,ONE DOL LAR
Re es iment: and Luncheon will Le provi ed on the “Jac, Cartier”.
The s2nd Batt. Rand will bein aitend— ance.
Excursionists will have about five hours i: New Glasgow.
Tickets may be bought at Johnson & Johneon’s. C. D. Rinkin’s and W.N. Tanton’s; also at the boat.
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Sprout Desparones ro THE Bxam INR
Notes From the Capital. Orrawa, Aug. 6,
Hon. Mr. Laurier was given an ova by his friends on his arrival here last night.
The executive of the D. R. A. met here last night and decided that the ammubi- tion to be used at the forthcoming matches shall be the Royal Laboratory issue of 1885.
Nomination wil] take place in North Grey, Ontario, and in Queen’s and Sun- bury, New Brunswick, on August 18th; polling a week later. Mr. King bas accept- ed nominally a postmastership in Ontario
at a salary of $1,000 year in order to
vacate his seut. ; Hon. Mr. Davies returned from P. E, I.
yesterday, well pleased with his re-election
by acclamation. One of the first questions be takes up in connection with bis Depart- ment is the Behring Sea problem.
Fire in Hallfax.
Havirax, Aug. 6. A fire in the Globe Hotel early this morning did much damage.
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Failure in Montreal.
Monrreat, Aug. 6. Mesers. Dupries Brother?, a large dry
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1896.
Two Days.
LADIES’ PRETTY BLOU- SES, half price.
LADIES’STYLISH BLOU- SEs, half price.
LADIES HIGH CLASS BLOUSES, half price.
PRETTY 27 IN, WOOL CHALLIES, worth 35c, for 15e.
LADIES’ - HANDSOME BELTS, 50c, for 16:; worth
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