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Soothing Syrup. a: morphine 2 ES. mm 9mm" storla. dgns tonse them sonoflensor Estimates-1 :quired. ; 1 Live Stock SURANCE CO’YE mudthatsnsfl :wdwsenm rm Stock I Rates. a, your children an on 0'5 is and get nsured at M, ;e, Lindsay- “WW:- William-1 98K 1 for which EEDS! SDOlilh The rle to for s to 1U). 0V the An glicans, who had more schools in 1870 than the Roman Catholics and mum.» who 1:“me “The bill proposes that Roman Catholics assessed for the support at sectarian schools are to be exempt from taxation for Public schools. The British North America. Act the! 3" power to the Dominion Govermnent to make such exemptions. It It does why not also exempt the Mennonitarm came to Manitoba under. promise '51 fine most favored race treatment. am! "Should a. municipality try the ex- periment it will find itself in litigation pretty soon. Should it refuse and the Board undertake the work instead. the htigation will come a. little sooner. "Iii Var, let us suppose that the ‘ ‘ 3 meet é'ihe street or else~ 1 find; a, superintendent who A for love and put his shoul- ‘M wheel to set the machinery ion. He organizes a. few .stricts and gets trustees ap- ;. These can on the municipal . to levy separate school taxes: iicipality obeys. 'hat then? : 1': ot' the British North Amer- m; ACZ. enumerating the exclusiv: pcn‘frs of Provmcml LGgISIaPuPes- sub- sr-czinrz “ is as follows: ‘Direct taxa- hin the Province in order to fig of a. revenue for Prov “ .ns ~surely deprives the Dominion chemment o: the power to authorize the collection of such taxation. ded “The Remedial Legislation p in sub-section 4 of section 93. permits the Dominion Government to apply Dominion funds for the PW- but in 'View of previous decisions of the Privy Council, which have jealously guarded provincial rights. it is dificult to believe that it gives them power to interfere with the fundamental prin- cmle of the constitution in order to can? out their peculiar ideas of Re- medial Legislation. Wu. fi'hc Q‘zmmliuu £9051 , . A--. n‘aâ€"Juâ€"Aâ€"m-‘m >3 LINDSAY. H“[)AY. MIRCB 0,,189“. 1“,: in: the Pocket: of lawyers for Sci- um; l-rgul mummies-n In a Bar- ane Fcau for the Roman (althollf Minority In a ”Innl‘obfia KZVH'TASCE should 31's}: be made in the latest manner a: the command 0 the rcmmer. Post. Office and hprcu Money Orders no always sale sud my be sent at r ur 03m risk. Register your letter: when HE C VG sion. If youEEE your drug- ” 0 o gist for 11: and get ’tâ€"you can trust that man. But if he offers you “ something just as good,” he will do the same when your doctor writes a prescription for which he wants to get a special effect â€" play the“ game of life and death for» the sake of a penny or two j more profit. You can’t jrzlst Ilzat man. Get what? you ask for, and pay for,‘ whether it is Scott’s Emulâ€" sion or anything else. . SIMPLY RESULT IN {FRICTION ,7; 5; Bow”, Befleville, Ont. year! 81.00 East hi'm‘ Véini: by cash ' mwunl. -It is Always bozt to renew two weeks n the «me on your wnpper expku in order to e uninzerrupted service .K :x'r‘vmmsâ€"We cannot undertake to supply numbers not to make good omission- ceneed by You want éqptt’s Emul- 23:3; iFriday. The subscription price is maul, March 2.â€"(Spec1al)â€"The Principal Grant expresses him- 5 follows on the Remedial bill: 23 proposed Remedial bill, in my :2, is well adapted to irritate a..e, without doing a particle of It combines the prospect of a nncinued Donnybrook between mi me and the Domini-m. “’hit sille feast for the Manitoba 2‘ anlmn‘c minority; r-; must be dozens of men 1:: 3: who. after a little reflec- how it is sure to work. 1.} all the powers of the Government into the nands .z'; of Eduntion, which is res- :z-u one. To entrust such :.L:.; gentlemen of whom ’:~'<I nu: they shall be 2 Ca: ‘olics is so con- la 53>;2it «1 our com- ;‘ {Pl‘flYntll [J uh; 'nk ’3 CANADYAN POST is published umbcrs nor to make gooa ommlono cameo oy cnewaln. Hr. an» Inn -lt taken two week: to chm“ to alter your subscription 11 rouowod. The the paper Indicates when your paper will ‘pcrl unless promptly renewed. w. (F ADDRISB â€"-Alwnys gm both your old xr new address when you In: no to chug. Mrcu ; the mm o! tho town And tho mu or r: yMI llvo tn shou'd Ilvuyl follow your own .hen writing to this nfflco We cunnoe many ur name on our bo m. unloss this In done, I! mum are nlikr. 'u-A ahnnhl ho uldunul: 'rm: ('ANADMN ['031' Printing Hume Lind-av. 0M. rain if we have anything. viewibt the bill says that any ranted by the Legislature of 1 for the separate schools shall .43 to the credit of the board. :i'e is not a. pretence that the “:2 Government has the power ;. any such grant. The consti- 1 question is shirked. If the Catholics are thankful for such the fox must have peen thank~ A ,_‘_ 31,00 PER. YEAR. cult c um '7' to travel over. ' 'nit ltlwgn nothing can be his s:1~. r", and the salar- ;- local inspa :: ors and the ex- 2‘ 21 2101112511 sham and other “lining as “'le as mgre than VI. ... Eablzaners’ Notice. ”'13 We a huge Joke. 0t Munitoh'). will not vote :1 dol- ‘ cfficimcy uf the schools is to mined by inspectors :Lppoinu-d -ieutenant-Governor in Coun- :very school is t_o be de_em_ed he dinner to which saw moss my commence with my issue. salar‘i‘eé‘of tlie teachers are mid out of n run-.1 to be voted :islaw’e of Manitoba: A. 1'1“th Eh‘éfié-ctb‘r Yiepoirts it in- As no inspectors will be ap- 0 shall have Botheboy’s hall BILL SCORCHED. I Grant Makes a. Hot Statement. PAYABLI I! muses. the Stork has his brother in the back, passing through his body and piercing his bow- els. The unfortunate, aged 11. was carried home by his brother, about a. mile, and there died. The otha' boy 13 about 16 years of age. Charlea mngley’n Gun Wu Accldenully Discharged While on lulu-x. Halifax, N.S.. Feb. 28.â€"At Kemp- town. 12 miles from Truro, yesterd'ay afternoon. Charles and George Hing- ley were in the woods shooting. when the gun carried by‘Charles was ace}; dentally (1159113396. __the_ bone: strik- mnths ago- Closed With a Dinner at Winnipeg-L Permanent Organization Formed. Winnipeg, Feb. 28.-â€"(Specia.l.)â€"The Immigration Convention was brought to a. close toâ€"n‘ight by a. dinner to the delegates at the Leland Hotel. Felicit- cus speeches were the order or the e_V~ ening, all agreeing that the convention had been most successfully and hub moniously conducted_ and that great gcod would inevitably result from .the publication of the many able essays on the conditions and resources of the company will ope'l' association formed “1111; U]. LUuu. Lscuxu. bdrbuouvâ€"v _.-_ _- tIng out as fast as possible. The pro- gress Is. however. necessarily slow and un- certain because the valleys are deep In mud and. almost Impassable. while the moun- tains are filled with snow. and the we:- ther Is unusually cold. The English VIC.- Consul atrZeItoun has sent relief to Hav- goot, and the Sultan has Issued an In: erIal ecree Insurlng protection and tacIIIt es to Miss Clara. Barton. ”lungs ULUODAAAb v- -__- W- rangement of the cartridges impossible. I: is lighter than other rifles, and 750 rounds have been fired at one time to test its endurance and faithfulness to U.s. linlsicr Terrell. at Constantinople, Reports Great Distress in Ar-cnla. Washington. Feb. 28.â€"â€"_\ long telegram was received by Secretary Olney today {tom Minister Terrell at Constantinople tell. ing 0: great distress in Armenia. He says that the inhabitants of Zeltoun and. its vicinity are suiIering from the ravages of smallpox and other diseases and from want of foodn Relief exget‘iitiongmare fl:- One That a Single snatch: Movement of the llnnd loads and l'lrcs. Chicago, Feb. 28.â€"Dr. S. F. McClean of Washington, 1a., who has invented an army ritie that is musing astonish- ment among military men wherever it is exhibited, left Chicago for New York yesterday, to enter his rifle in compe- tition before a. committee of the State Legislature, which was appointed to equip the National Guard of that State with 15,000 new guns. The invention has been fully patented. A single straight mt-vement or- the hand loads and fires the rifle, which has a capacity 0: five m-rtridges at present. It is filled by , _>A-3_l_- vu;n.nubnu an. r.‘_‘._ one movement from E. caiéeiâ€"conteinlnk the cartridges. The new conmvance makes clogging of t_hg_ rifle or disar- ”A 7 g_._-__lLIA use Us good offices and influences to that end. and. that the United States shouid be prepared to protect the legitimate inter- ests of its citizens in Cuba by intervention it necessary. The last of the series of resolutions reported by A the committee, pledging the support 01‘ Congress to the President in carrying out the foregoing, was stricken out, it being thought unne- cessary, bei ‘3 covered in the others. the Cuban- nrc Carrying on a Public War on Their Island. Washington. March 2.â€"The House to-dny after two hours’ spirited debate under the limitations or a suspension or rules by a vote of. 268 to 17 agreed to (in lieu of re- solutions adopted Friday by the Senate) the concurrent resolutions reported last week by its Committee on Foreign Af- fairs, declaring that in the opinion of Con- gress a state of public war exists in Cuba, the parties to which are entitled to bel- llg erent. rights and between \\ hich the United States should observe a strict neu- trality. They further declare that Con- gress believes the only permanent solution of the contest_ls in the establishment o; 5. gownxment by the Feqple of Cuba. rand that It is the sense 0 Congress that the Govemment_ otflthc ngitpd‘ States _sh9_u:z; “Should lta supporters from Queb“ rebel. what could they do? Simply Dut Lnurier in power to let him do the very thing whlch seems to them out« Fageous. Surely at this cxgltlcal epoch in the life or our nation and empire. Canada. might cease convulslng her- self over a two penny half-penny mat- ter, which three or four sensible men could easily settle so as to satisfy everyone except a. few clerical and se- cularlst blgots.” "Thu Government would do a brave thing u: 1: called 1:. {0110mm toxether and announced its deal-Ion to begin again on the basin of uccaptlng the proposals of Manitoba. "If this bill would settle the ques- tion. men might be induced to We it n grudging support, But. clear”. it wil not. I m that Archbishop Lan- gevln is already paying that he hope! for more in the future. He will- need more. and need,“ soon. Why. “1"“ should men “It" their political iite. 01‘ at the coat of heir polltlcnl lite. or u the coat to the country of their politi- cal aurrrnnnuation. attempt to torco his bii on Parlinmnt? Intollixont {Oman Catholics must now no that. mi "on. Mr. Fioidimr put it. "One mint conceded by thv Gowrnmont of Manitoba. will be worth more to them than halt a dozen promised by the D0- minion.‘~ "'I‘h.. fin..-__... ........ I4] 4|- - Luann w... -â€"-. anvuv u an: vâ€"v--â€"â€"*~ "Even at the last hour I would min hope that the Government will frankly recognize that it is attemptins the impossible. The longer it persevere! m the Present course the worse for it and thg_c_ou_nAtry. “Coercion from without ls always odious to free men. and never as tedi- ous as when administered by people who do not understand the pecuhur conditions of the ease and who woum stoutly refuse to take the medicine "th11 they propose to force upon “93’5- as full growa as themselves. KILLED BY Ills “DB. 8301'!“- “It" may be asked whether a. better bill could not be drawn. I doubt it. The subject of education is by our constitution entrusted to the people 0: each province. The wisdom of the ar- rangement is shown by the fact that there are peculiarities in the system or in the administration or every 91‘0- vince; even the territoriea having a different system from that or any of the seven provinces. The peculiarities are due to the historical deveIOpment and the stated conditions of the diner- ent sections or the country, but, not- withstanding the apparent varlety. we have substantial unity and peace as well as a reasonable degree 01' educa- tional progress. This happy condition has been arrived at by trusting the good sense and the good feeling of the people immediately concerned. Changes are made from time to time in every province, according as they are needed. Hard and fast lines are now, here more mnnawe man in” connection" with educational growth. RECOGNIZED BY CONGRESS, 1'00. “Again. itthe trustees otseohooi district require 0. icon (or the purpole oi: building or tor any other purpose. and the Mont-Governor in Council de- ciinea to sanction the loan. His Excel- lency the Governor-General in Coun- cil is to have the power. Can the Bri- tish North America Act by any stretch of meaning be made to cover this transference or power? Besides. what means are provided for informing His Excellency's advisers u to whether there is sufficient security for such loans? It is,unnecessa.ry to go on cri- ticising. The bill means trictioh at We}? point: ‘rttlon’ef m the‘vivv’lle‘e would ve very rev people let: to tax. 0! proceed neceulty the provlnoe must against my men who related to w a. provlnclel tax. What I veritable Lucumc banquet to thelawyors ls euc- gosted by all tnll lltlgltlon._ ‘ ‘ SMALLI’OI BAYAGES ZBITOU 3L A SWIFT ACTING RIFLE. in St. Paul a. few Duo Avav. u. .0 v..,__-, ,V.,.,, , '77 (1 St. Peter’s Church, mum. In: baenctthelam to adorn um won- derfulremody. Itnomhfls, and Inn quick, In we of cold inthehududos- nan-h and u the current m for Buy 'Fam. Sample bottle And Now sent on receipts! two 8am mans. S. G. Detohon. 44 Church-St, Toronto. Sold by A. mm. Spokenommwmmhmor BISHOP, RBGTOR AND OUR- 2.50, by addressing the Dr. William- Medicine Company. Brockville, Ont, or Schnecbady, N. Y. Beware of imitation: and substitute: alleged to be “jutu good." Sold by all dealer or sent by uni] post paid at 50 cents a box, or nix boxes for Dr. Willisms’ Pink Pills strike st the root of the disease, driving it from the system and restoring the patient to heslth and strength. In due of paralysis, spinal troubles, locomotor stsxis, sciatica. rheumatism, erysipelss, scrofulons troubles, etc., these are superior to all other trestment. They are slso s specific for the troubles which mske the lives of so many women a burden, and speedily restore the rich glow of hesl'h to ssllow cheeks. Men broken down by overwork, worry or excess, will find in Pink Pills s certain cure. a year ago he lost the use of his left foot and ankle and was unable to walk around his home without great diflioulty. At me time Mr. Elwood was possessed of a ‘ good home, but so long was he ill that he 1 spent all his property in the hope of re- gaining his health. Last fall Mr. Elwood commenced taking Pink Pills and shortly after he began to feel an improvement in his condition. He continued the use of pills until he had taken thirteen boxes, when he regained the use of his foot and ankle and thought he was about cured and discontinued their use. ‘So long had 1e been a. sufferer, howover, that it was im- possible for him to become convalesent in so short a time. An attack of the grip again brought on the disease. but not by any means so terrible asformerly. Mr. Elwood again commenced taking the pills and is fast regaining his former health and feel certain that the Pink Pills will exterminate all traces of disease from his ‘ system. He feels so gratified at what the l pills have done for him that he gladly gave the information to the Reformer for publication in the hope that his ex- perience may be a benefitto some other sufferer. HOW A HOME'WAS LOST. â€".â€"_ “Wu Unable to Walk Around." So bud did he become. ond no great were the pain: the abut through his limbo, that at time Mr. Elwood had to be hold down on his couch. His Itomnoh and bowel: were seriously efl‘eotod ond he won indeed in a. deplonbio condition. About â€"Hope has its many mcckinga, And likewise its deley. The girl with new eilk stockings Sighe f)! a rainy dey. â€"Her lamp wee trimmed and burning. For she was wise, you know; And, when the Virgin's been arrived. Her lamp tuned ehe tail low. â€"-Liaten to the rustle oi the wind. win'd, wind! How it murmurs through the whis- kers . That already it hee thinned, Till we look upon our etsteemen And edmit that we hen sinned In cicetiyg them to,_oflee with their sr., a resident of Sinieoe for about two years, and for years a resident of Fort Erie, a carpenter by trade. is loud in Ha praise of the benefits he derived from the use of Pills. In an interview with Mr. Elwood, that gentleman toldjhe Reform- er that about eight years ago hem attacked with ulcerated oatarrh of the head and throat, and was obliged to quit work, and since that time has not been able to resume his calling. The disease, shortly after he was taken ill, developed into neuralgia of the lower limbs, from which he suffered terrible agony. Dur- ing his long illness the services of special- ists in both Toronto and Bufl'slo, as well as those of local physicians both in‘ his. former heme and Simcoe, were called into requisition, but all to no purpose. joy into more then one household, end their merits no spoken of only in words of praise. In this instance the hot: ere brought directly home to the reeidentl of Simooo, a. gentleman who in glnd to testify to the benefits he has received from the use of these pills beingnre- sident of this town. Mr. Wm. Elwood, Annual wm: News)“: or the Limb- a. W 3019!.- sad w mum Agony-890% 3” 3°“. 5 mm: wan W Without Avulâ€"Dr. wmum' rimm- 0m to the Room. What oum- noun had hand. From the 81mm Batons". The may virtues of ‘Dr. Willieue' Pink Pill- for Pele People heve e9 often been pnbliehed in the columns of thin paper that they are widely known to the residents of Norfolk County, end it in u widely conceded the: they hove brought TH: amen mammal OF MR- ;Lwooo. an. or swoon. HERE AND THERE. , wind. wind. Buvycw -_-___-, wrecked. And with the other preperty destroyed on shore. timated at halt a. million pounds eter- wreck ling. The value of the v ed cannot be estimated. Townsville. a. small city on the north- east coast of Queensland. eeemed to be the centre 0: the storm. and not a house in the town or a vessel in the harbor escaped- Rose Island. ; short we: flooded. and many dlstance away. live: were lost in attempts to reach the mainland in small boats. The dun. age wrought by the hurl-lune in Townsvilie her or alone is messed gt 850,000 pounds, including the dun- age to the water front prom. The storm began Jan. as and did not abate its fury until the following Tue.- dny. In Townsvme the hurricane bed most devastating en'ectl. roots being blown oi! and tossed about in the u: like sheets of paper. while two men were blown on their feet and into the harbor, both WEW The run- __ j _-._--...- Ono Ila-Cred lives Were lost h, mg... I- Queensland 1': Victoria, B.C., Feb. 28.â€"'rhe captain- of vessels arriving here tram Australia. bring information of a terrible storm which has devastated the coast of. Queensland. There were furious lmrb ricanes and a. tearful downpour of rain. which flooded the entire district. More than 100 lives were lost. it is reported. Whole villages {were de- itroyed. Thousands of houses were , - AL -.. n-AM’.‘ 1: the Liberals prefer investigation. enquiry and an amicable settlement to the Remedial bill. they will be de- nounced in Quebec as priest-haters and enemies of their church. op Labrecque’s policy inateui. This was false. but it shows the extent to which the Government rely on data). intimidation. It. is the sole hope at Mr. Haggart. Dr. Montague and Mr. Wood of Brocltville. Mr. Hams! told the caucus that the best thing they cculd do would be to pass the Reine. dial bill. The result was that the op- ponents of the bill in Mr. Hamrt'a party held a caucus of their own to protest against the idea. that they must vote for the bill. The Liberal who op- pcses the bill is. to use Mr. Daly’s ex- prcssion. to be made to laugh on the other side or his mouth by the church in Quebec. How he is to be treated by the Quebec Tories may be imagined thorn the utterance of Sir Hector Lan- gevin's organ. The Courrier, who dis- p( eed ot the protest oi’ L'Electeur. the Liberal organ, against clerical inter- ference in polities by saying: “ At last the mask has been lifted and L'Elec- teur shows its real race. which is the face of a prieSt-hater "; in other words. o‘ ery one who did not suport thnt po- licy. Arohblshop Mm implored one or his clerly in God's nun. to frown 1: Mr. Lem-let. Archbishop Dean. 13 hop threcque snd Archbishop Lnnxevln all stand behlnd Sir Mu:- kenzie Bowell, end are using it not the terror at lent the lnfluenca o: the church to intimidate the electors into line. Cure Dumss of Les Ehoulements threatened his pudehmnerslwith ex- eommunicntion unless they supported the Government candidate in Cherie- voix. He was probebly ignorant ot the fact that the Catholic may or Moni- tobe. are too poor to support, emclent '0th school: out at their own means, and that they prlvstely declare they do not want ”We schools. in which thelr children would be hand'impped for life's battle. It was boasted on the door of. Penis,- ment by the Postmaster-General that the Liberal candidate in Charlevolx only won the election by repudlatln: his poljltioal lender end weptlng Bighâ€" _ ,W," ...... gm yuan-1 I-“ solely on L5. opprovu or oemln ten or twelve Monop- of the Ramon Como- uo Church. It in condemned by the luty, both cubolto tad. Pluto-tun. who Approve m. polio of Mr. Laurie:- u who ma patriotic. he: mambo In My lotto:- mku 1: pain tbu the Mnhopl for whom he protected to we“ “won su- Mtokenxlo Bmu'o whool policy. Blahop Comma a! Ammonia): woulf!‘ cover with Aobloquy 1.. _.. -_- _J._ ‘ Â¥_A "Juror: Lâ€"‘l‘he Budget am 1.0;; behind sud the school debs: More us. with dissolution less thou v at the outside nnd x :0. ‘1’: is time tor the words to prepsre scuvely tor the elections. The coercion roernnlent are mm: 09 the Quebec mum: 3m LBW 4“ mu nwgpeoplcunulhem 3:1: “"3: by we ptople WMVC‘. The Liberal wt! u w 30°“ ”“3" ' the Conservwvu are at see. both II to their leader and their policy. and are untortunate m'hnvlns 101' active allies ecclesissucs who manta ‘0 themselves the right to dicute public poucy tor a. tree rurlmment. 811' Mackenzie Bowen is Plimc Minister. he is supported by Sir Frank Smith; Sir Charles 'i‘upper is the man in wsit- ins.snd he is supported by air Donsld Smith. The ages of these (our Con- servative lesdeu united make in round figures 300 years. su- Mackenzie is 73. Sir Frank 74. Sir Charles 75 and Sir Donald 75. There used to be a leader saectionstely called the old manâ€"now there are too my old men. The country needs a, strong, vigorous Ad- ministration with a settled policy. None 0! these men can iorm such sn Administration. The Consen'stive party is dying or dry rot. sad the young members of it who are in Pso- lllee-nt look torwsrd with relief to s. period in Opposition when the barns.- cles can be shaken of! and the psrty reorganized. They rely on such men as Int-Dickey. Sir Hibbort Tupper snd Mr. Dupont. The complete collspse of the older Tupper boom plesses none so much Is the younger men or the party. . In the meantime, by virtue of his "mus old site snd outhrui spirits. Sh- Mnckonzle Bowen {s easily first in the esteem or his psrty. snd it it wu not for his mistaken policy would he s. fairly strong leader. That policy rosts unimlu A- .L, ___, , MY BUT I! KILLING IIIE TOIIES leoralo Should Prop”. for the Elootlons. “B 3103!! WAR? EBBIFIC. B-ngu of lea-In I. fonts It". Colon. Feb. 1.41“" In a wry ram form an epidemic In Port L'mnn. Con-n Rica.“ The death- mu: the disco. “c:- Phihdelphh. Feb- 28.-â€"The street runway emplores of this sad other due: am pregnant to nuke u demnd tor a 10-hour day. at :0 cents tn hour. and in the event or the: refund or the employers to mat the conceoxom ask- -,u n a. mid . general atrlke wm oc- ‘ Dr.Weldon submitted a resolution to 1the meeting appointing a. committee, consisting ot Sir Donal-l Smith, Mr. Lariviere and himself (Wildon). to arrange toraconterenCe with the Gov- ernment between those (amt-in: Re. medial Ltgislation and those against it. The idea is tor this committee,“ get fifteen other members 0! Parliament along with them to wait upon the Govâ€" ernment and see how the bill can be modified so as to permit anti-remedial members to vote for it. A good num- ber of the members were opposed to tth, stating that the bill was betore the House. and members could either vote (or it or not.“ they had a mind. Sir Donald Smith threw oil upon the troubled waters by making a speech. He said that he had visited Winnipec in connection with the matter. but had no mission tram the Government to do so. He went as a private citizen who was largely interested in Manitoba and the Northwest. He had a confer- ence with Mr. Greenway while in Winnipegand he was not yet without hope that Mr. Greenway would come to the aid ot'the Federal authorities by settling the matter. This statement nsiderahle ap- was received with ac and Col. Tisdale or it. Dr. Cameron and. Mr. McDougail spoke at the desir- ability 01 party loyalty and maintain- ing the constitution. was said to have been adopted in the end. That the conference with the Go ernrnent can doubted. It is not thought that the leaders of the Cabinet will back down in any degree. 0n the other hand. it is now said that 30 Conservative mem- bers wil vote axainst the bill as it stancnand the Government's detmt is probable. The caucus caused a good den! of ll! reclini- :‘ETtVEZIE '12â€"‘31!“ strike wm 0:- It is said this decision was unu- lmonsly adopted nt I meeting or the the Amalga- mated Animation of Street Ralzroad Employ“ of America. held recently a: the hmdquarten or the attenuation In Detroit. The cities med .u-e New Ycrk. Chicago. Phuadeiphlg, Bogton. Detroit. We and Mllwaukce. Employ“ In Seven [.3- due- Donald 1 ten-Ion: Day at twenty (can. Ottswa. Fch. nâ€"‘rhere wu a con- cu: or the L'oncsfl'lth'e members held in room 16 um uternouh to discuss the Remedial mu. it was not u re- ‘(uier Government caucus. u none at the Ministers Were present. and the chairman of the regular caucus. Dr. 800nm did not weenie. Sir John Cu- nnx acted as chairmen. Those pment Were prinapaiiy opponents or the Re- medial 13.11. There. were. however. a good may others. A number 0! Con- servative members did not httehd. not being In lymphthy with the_ meeting. and s. number of. those opposed to the bill ielt by the noon trsin tor their homes in the west. A _ _ A OUIMIUES WAS APPOINTED Eiqd's'Pms I. Confer Wm no Bonn-cu With the 3' Object or man. the lea-cu Io lulled u to fer-ll lulu-lo- I-edul Mentor- “ Vote for I» Hood’s Saroaparllla «1 '8 the Only 1 True Blood Purifier Prominently in tho public on today. 80 our. to get Hood's and only Hood's. Do not be induced to buy out! other. ‘ Many Opposing the Remedial Blll Didn‘t Attend. THAT TORY CAUCUS. hueondifion which unduly m myths-hawk. Let a” 5100“” purifiednnd enriched byHood'I Bu» upcllhmdthiloondifionwfllme. «pa-morthmyuulwuunbhetto Tired but Sleepless Dodda’ romaine 009 Hood’l Suuaarml. } _ Now ldnrmgggng ‘ul LII-l. 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