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the he not take caution >ersonal 'er and ionm 'HS. :s that trade. 1 get a where. im one 016$le every Pleblscne to be Taken After Next Session»- flne Premier Points out Influences That are Sometimes Overlooked â€" Remarks ofllon. Mr. Fisher and Sh- ollvor “owns. (, :‘u‘fl-fl, Sept. 3.â€"The greatest and razccessful prohibition delegation wet 355cmblcd at Ottawa. lis- - ”m promise of the Govern- “ , ' 1:: morning to take immediate ‘i ‘ carry bu: their policy of a 111-: large number Hun. .3. C. Alliance Delegates Wait Unon the Government. A? TO PROHIBITION. LI x as A TIERIDAY, SEPT 2‘ o: 1:9.sz next ad- .' :‘ztrnr-nf. She said she 12201113., an organiz- ~. 511;: dwelt on the ‘ women and children. V .s' men made the laws, ». had fallen on better . .~ was quite wililng to ”use in the hands of the (Loud cheers.) 1171 was the last official ' expressed the pleasure 1t -“ 'vutadon to meet a. Gov- mzosed of men who have sympathy with the move- =u-h a. determination to face ELM.“ and take the wisest steps can no about the great result as White Dussible. Believing that the “117“)? program would be carried " u 1' had every confidence in the $53“ of Canada. that when ODDOT' win?) V7723 afforded they would 51”" gh s‘d‘ they were on. the ermer Laurier, after listening *9 mderlutauon, said: “I fully react- in; the great Importance o: the meet- hero?“ the delegation which I see in “9 I310. and or the object they ha?! Wordew' I fully agree with ever! Shokc-n by Mr. Wen and NJ filexander, as well, when the! was 3:133 pthe-mean“ oet‘ttemgm " s e treat an most 163°?“ in all civilized comm!- in 81 the present time. (Cheers); I have M to say, though pothapiim "9 “Mt yet reached the point you wmlns at. that I can hear my ““011? to the tact that“, M an. France has made w , m n the last twenty or " "m, Ag 9. mfltytng : 111:3 been said that “'0. 1 v In some conditions the Pin from the use of Scott’s Emulsion of cod-liver oil M For this reason we put up a Soc. 512e, which for an ordinary ' enough ah or cold or useful as a ust - imostimperceptiblehealth can't be bu11t up 1n 3 day. For this Scott's Emulsion must be taken as nourish- ment. food rather than medicine. food prepared for fired and weak digestions. SATISFACTORY REPLY GWEE. Editions --,. mn ditions the $1.00 PER Pfizsbers’ Notice. :3 murnmg to I. carry out the AXAD'AN POST is published :Izumfliau ANADXAN POST P.ix1¢_ing Chemists. 19' The subscription price is .ABLK IS ADVAXCB. ll u' ccmmeuce with any issue, ~11] alwavs be made in the M1091- mand of the remitter Post Office Irders are “says sa'c and may ) {2:}; Register your letters when .M 5111‘ Lil au "1‘: In 157.: ‘ 0011\1‘HU .ntl [u Ml -n-‘:i fucuc >111 akinuo hubisdte I 1111 11 Ind 11'5' at [h , fin: GOVe pl biscitc. a udxeved l I u t 111- ix Hi“: l'l'flfllicr my, I-‘inl‘ux' rulvtud luv :u nuns-my applauded. Ulgrtl Um uuprcuw Im- xi: qwdlluu m a brief hormone. 5. 1’. LC :\. Jvhn McKillican, M n1treal;lev. KY. ' '3‘v'mbled in the Rail- "vwm of the House of ,,~ \‘Mal, President of Rizu‘w, presided at a. in: hf the delegates at the Inn-fling in a few "Hursn of which he “ivlv‘r-WT a plebiscite an mar-weary way of get- A v,li:<cussiou ensued mm: of addressing the I it was resolved on a. xlvlvsmtvs address the ‘ Alnvmder was: chos- h< Indira. and Mr. J. J. H wlnvtm]. The names \’ th-lmnan "£1151!!!“ !m lumen” ni‘ Mont- "Wl fur (hm third n-l‘. n \"'5“ Mt‘. I)UUSÂ¥\" up be t to revww two weeks :- wrapper ex Border to {unuwml by Mr. Mac- hamauxr cu rapport ui once by alluding Mr. Laurler was one ' in 11:75 01' the D0â€" L‘uuxaniun in Mum.- [U Mr, usher as one )1 mcuds and taup- ahing of the vote on thers. 31211118101: 5 tan week 5 to c‘mnzo p‘mn is renewed. Th; It. urdertske t0 auppIy :oc-d omisgons mused by . That, how- ms. They came which they be- HI Ottawa, and a. give both your old u asK us to change town and the state or ‘y‘ (o‘x‘mw yv'ur own : We can:.ut. readily clusz this is done, as he added that 1 Lac“ endors- he polls by a emment were CZLE conse- Luidsav, Out‘ and 81.00 .nhm‘rd in by [hn graffiti? powon 9! mm cunummuy should be) dam, That Mu: ‘53:“:th to the success 0! what they sea-area. He "Mead u: think that In his nutiwrc-mulry all “1059 MB": I" Iufl Nutty» yllv‘oovv‘y n" .“rvv ”w en prtJudieial to the country. which involved so much misery to tumlliee. should be wiped away. (Cheers) He thought there was no doubt that drinking habits were different to what [hay were some years ago. and a large part or that was due to agitaâ€" tions and literature of the temperance organizations. Whether the result proved that the country was ripe for prohibition, at all events the progress made was of the most valuable kind. (Cheers) The deputation then \VithdrMV. at- ter thanking the Ministers At a meeting of the Dominion Al- liance toâ€"day Senator Vidal an- nounced that the Internal Economy Comittee of the House of Commons this morning had passed a. resolution abolishing the bar or the House, too order to an into effect today. The announcement was received with cheers. Plitl“ "I Inlugfi 'Vtxu u.» -y.‘.V_,, m'g-unizntiuna. and he was sure that Hwy all rat: I: to be absulutely neces- nm-y' that whntgver euuld be done to mnkn that sentimqnt a. general one x-“ it was because he represented to a certain extent the temperance senti- ment of the country. (Cheers) The Premier’s answer was plain, sincere and distinct. The Government had no intention of postponing beyond the next general election the taking of a. plebiscite. He considered it essential to the success of :1 phyla-vim that it “should be held free Irv-m all other ques iii't‘r'. ili- hoped that what ii: taiied "tln- -‘ L'r‘sS of our cause? would be irl‘um' by to-ddy‘s prosce- ~igs. Si." Oliver 31,.“121. l:;d truex'td the room while Mr. Fisher was speaking and received an ovation. He. was called on by the delegates to address them. He said that if prohibition was a practicable thing it was also a right thin". He did not pretend to feel per- fectly certain about it being .1 prac- ticable thing, for they could not be certain that public sentimsn: is such that a lav. or that kind could be en- forced throughout the country'- It was a Very important, in fact an es- sential. thing to have popular senti- ment in such a. condition :hut a. Pro‘ hibitory law couid be enforced. It was also important that p‘puiatr opin- ion should be obtained on this Qu‘N‘ tion free from anything that might de- tract the attention of the voters. The Government wished to have: that Vote LS only a: possible. They wanted to know thi (pinion of the p’wpld, also to kn-nv “lutl er the people are Mll- ing ti; burn the burden impli'ul by this amt-17in of prohibition The oh- jeot was well worth the burden- ((thcers)â€"but did our people feel that mu": Was the Sentiment strong mmugh to enable them to bear the burden and privatlonsâ€"lf them were pr‘vutlnnsfiattondmg such a law? The wilt“ agencies: to bring about this Flat“ or tiilngn “(my the tenipprnnge meetings in an of m HUB Inmheretobearwitnesathatmau these meetings, with the exception of mmlneversawnmanunder the influence at liquor. (Chem) Such: M94 thing was impossible thirty‘or per- haps even fifteen years ago. Let us hope that the leader or the Oppodtion twenty-five years hence will be able to hear the same testimony without 1 A. resolution was passed calling upon the members of the Senate to take similar action in regard to their bar. On motion of Walter Paul, of Mont- real. another resolution was passed expressing satisfaction at the prom- ise of the Premier to enforce a. ple- bisclte and calling upon all temepr- ance people to prepare for the work before them. “But what is temperance? We an here as rational men. You hold that it is absolute abstinence. Many peo- ple believe that temperance is m dera- tion, and this we cannot forget. When the Liberal convention met here in 1893, having to deal, as we thought we had to deal. with the interests of our common country, we thought to have the opinion 9: the people pro- perly tested, so as to ascertain what the feeling or the country was. whe- ther it should mean absolute abstin- ence, as you think. or moderation, as some others think. We thought the taking or a_pl_eb1sd_t_e the__best way, and we decided to divest it at every other question which might more or less buy up the judgment of the people. We thought it better to go even further than Sir Oliver Mowat's Government went when it took a plebiscite in connec- tion with municipal elections. We wished the question divested oi! every other consideration, so that We might have the judgment of the people on this question itself. There are other views. The people of Canada. are not a unit on the question of abstinence or mod- eration, and there are also local in- terests. Take the Province of Quebec. which has had a. prohibitory law. which dates from the year 1864. Pre- vious to Confederation, municipal councils were empowered and are still empowerea LU enaCt proniu..ury by- laws within the municipalities. There is no need to appeal to the people, but the council has the right to en- act a. prohibltory law, and in some Ottawa, Saint. 3.â€"(Specia.l.)â€"'rhe de- hate on the Governor-Genera; war- rants for money without the consent sections of the province this power has been largely exermsed. in the Counties of Lotbiniere, Drummond, Arthabaska, Portneuf and Megantic the sale of liquor under the sanction of law is almost unknown. In Arthaâ€" baska, out of 18 municipalities there has not been a. drop of liquor sold un- der the law or a single license issued except in two. In Megantic, out of 14 municipalities my impression is that the same thing is true, except in one municipality. In Lotbiniere there is not a single license. and the same is true or Portneuf. (Cheers) It remains to be seen whether the people there are in favor of a change and the plebiscite will show that. The plebiscite is part or the Liberal program adopted at the convention of 1893. Our policy has been before the people. who have pronounc- ed upon it. It now becomes our duty to carry our our program,_ and I say frankly it is our intention to do so. (Cheers) _ " - 7 1L -1. ---1A fin Mr. Fisher welcomed the deputation as one who had always been a. warm friend of the cause and if his leader had chosen him to be present to-daY. A Bauh- Paper or Wen-Known m1 13mm Tendencie- Speakl on St. ’Petersburg, Sept. 7,â€"‘rhe Novge \antuA u., As to the time when it should be done my answer is this: It is the in- tention of the Liberal party to carry out to the letter every article of its program within the very shortest pos- sible limit. There is no intention to delay. On the contrary, speaking even politically, it is perhaps the best policy of all to deal with the question within the shortest time. It is not our intention this session, but I have ever)? hope that next session and not later , ,,IA‘-L]‘_ .- ..vrv _-._ __V we shall introduce the legislation ve have promised. (Loud cheers.) This is a question in which the women are, yerhaps more than the men, interested. Mrs. Alexander has not the right of suffrage, but all will admit that she could not more influence the Govern- mr-nt of this country if she had a “9118 than she can do simply by speaking. (Cheers) General Ottawa Notes. "ft- '13â€" added: are elm" recent event! In Turkey. <- 3k.-;. 'é'fgattcr ‘porLién 9! anb Matters of internal economy are usually discussed with closed doors. and it was only through a. misunder- standing that the Speaker's announce- ment about the closing of the bar was made in open session yesterday. To- day the customary precaution was ob- served of keeping the doors closed after prayers in order that this topic might be discussed in private. The subsequent proceedings were of course confidential. but it has leaked out that the abolition of the bar was again referred to. It is said Mr. Foster rew the attention of the Speaker to the fact that this order had not re- sulted in preventing the sale of liquor in the restaurant of the House, and wanted to know if the order was to be actually enforced. The explana- tion of the Government was to the 1 effect that the “abolition of the bar" would not interfere with the privilege of, members to obtain liquor with their meals. Now, as this savers of the im- porting into the presume tf Parliaâ€" ment 0: those h:.':mt~ritleul devices whereby the reslrumts of prohibition are overcome elsewhere. it is not un- likely that the question will be brought squarely before the liouse and a straight Vote taken on the desirabili- ty or doing away with lnioxlcanto in the restaurant altogether. Mr. Craig has now upon the order paper a. ho- tico of a. resolution "That on order be issued prohibiting“ the solo or intoxi- cating liquor wthln Uin hroelnotu or this House.” or course this will have no effect upon the Bonnie. where the "toi'nm' alone" is u vorhmnont attrac- tion unt‘l nveonulhlo hr :uvcrul con- venient routed iron the common! coma-I. ‘ discussed the The Sonoion also “but“ question io-doy. Bonnier Vidal save notice that when the Senate meet: again he will propose a. resolu- tion to the ei‘iect that the bar attached to the Senate be closed. * A - - “ -n _-_-_bul Hum [0 Hit: DUU‘ILU uu yum--. Sir Mackenzie Bowell remarked they understood there was no bar in the usual accentation or the word attach- ed to the Senate. A similar resolu- tion to that given notice or had been passed by the Commons some years ago, but it had not prevented members from getting what they wanted. I! it was desirable to accomplish the object sought by the resolution the only way to do it would be to prohibit the sale or spirituous liquors within the pre- cincts or the Houses of Parliament altogether. The Senate Divorce Committee re- ported to that House yesterday that preliminary 'notices had been duly served on the application 0! Albert Nordheimer of Toronto for a divorce from his wife, Edith May Vankough- net. A divorce bill on this case was then introduced by Senator Clemow and referred to the committee. The time for receiving private bills in the Senate was extended from the 9th to the 16th insth . - â€"-1----1 - hm Mr. Bostock gives notice of the fol- lowing resolution to-day: "That in the opinion or this House it will be in the interests or immigraton and the development of the Dominion that the Government should collect. through the Department at Agriculture all in- formation possible with relation to the mining interests of the Dominion and publish 1t." w Lu: unu. max”... Sir Oliver Mowat ’-‘-~luced a bill mutmea an act to authorize me ap- order that. the legal businm before thte ggurs should he dimmed of. na- 0 e udgee, ...:. Justice Gwynne. was now away on sick leave and Mr. Justice Taschereau had applied to: leave on account or illness. It was es- sential that it the business was to be transacted mazes should be ap- pointed ad-hoc in certainouu- The billwasreadanrsttuneand atandal tor a second reading. The Senate“- sogmd until the 11th. ,. -_ ._ g- 1-in-L‘ OnJ-S Senator Bouiton in a. letter to The Free Press this evening says: “ My politics are free trade with the British Empire. the same free trade that. Great Britain accords to us, and those Lolitics are not inconsistent with the principles or a. Liberal Conservative, and I can assure the editor of The Free Press it will not be long before public opinion veers round to my View." A ,_ _ The Motocycle Company of Canada, with a. capital of $150,000 , and head- quarters at Montreal, is applying for letters patent; also the S. S. Ryckman Medicine Company of Montreal. Sir Henri Joly de Lotbiniere left by to-night’s train for Niagara Falls. where he is to join the Chinese Vice- roy, Li Hung Chang. He has invited the Controller or the Chinese. Mr. Par- malee. to accompany him on the trip, and the latter will take with him a petition from the Chinese of Victoria praying Li Hung’s intercession with the Canadan Government for the ap- pointment of a. consul at that port. The two will bring the distinguished visitor over to Toronto. From Toron- to they will proceed to North Bay, going further west. From that point he will be taken in hand by Dr. Horsey, a. former Liberal candidate in North Grey. who Will go to the coast with the party and see them aboard the Empress of China on the 14th. Dr. Horsey has resided in Japan for years as the agent or an insurance company. DR. LAHDBRKII CHOSEN CHAIR” A Ember 01’ Petition! St Claire Erie Ship Canal Com- pany, to revive an old 35-: nt‘ incorpora- tion and extend the time for the com- plclion of tne \K'uz‘ki. ’ Albert Nordheimer, for a bill of di- vorce from his wife, Edith Nordheim- Meeting of Committee on . Standing Orders- Eastern Trust Company, in regard to securities for Investment of funds. Hudson Bay and Pacific Railway Company, for an act of incorporation to build a. line from Fort Churchill to Calgary. Hidsbn Bay Navigation Company. for the building of. a. canal between the Nelson River and Hudson Bay. Mather Bridge Power Company. for power to construct a. bridge over the Niagara River at Fort Erie. use of the G.'1‘.R. tracks between To- ronto and Hamilton. The Ottawa. Amprtor Parry Sound Railway, confirming a. deed of amal- gamation with the Parry Sound Colon- ization Railway. The Hamilton Powder Company. increase in the stock and in the 11‘ her of directors. The Canadian Pacific and Trunk Railways. 'to confirm ment by which the C.P.R. may Ottawa. of the St of the Select Committee on Stand Orders was called together this 11 noon. Dr. Landerkin was the nu: mous choice for chairman. The lowing petitions were reported on: GarthY. Sproulen Clancy. Button. Dl-Vh La. Riviera and am. Mr. McCarthy 3m $9,“ with the 9°35 emment. There will be no mum; on the House Monday. Mr. WWII resume the debate on Tuesday and there will be a. division on Toads) evening. Reports have reached here tut thc Government 0: Ontario W Lake Nepigon, the greatest trout mu on the continent. to I. United am unsung _clnb. _11_ this resort be con sifiigifi‘ififi s! rec'tit'bs.‘ vv" T333?» win 95 '32 EMILE Year hr Fruit. «yummy gig . Wltl I'Om tol- nape From the lob. Dublin. Sept. a.â€"Tho third Guy's session of the irish nsos convention wss opened to-day. night ltov. Patrick O'Donueii. Bishop 0: Baphoo. presiding. hiichssi Ds- vitt reed messages from societies sud in- dlvlduels in h'ew York. Queensisnd sud elsewhere. expressing hopes thst s cous- plote union of the sections at the Irish party would be eirected. Dean Harts ot Toronto protested sniui the conduct or n Dublin newspaper in de- scribing Chevalier Keno). s Osnsdhn delegate to the convention. es s oompsnion of Le Cox-on. the spy snd intomcr. (Cheers) Canon McCortsn supported s resolution setting forth that it was the prime duty 0.! the Irish party to maintain its ehsolute independence 0: the English end to prt serve its perfect freedom to oppose env- thing thst the best interests or the Nation- el cause my dictste. ' H 1: Murphy 0: Glass passed his bong thst the convention 1332 conch!“ the iesdes ow thst John Dillon should rennin ot the irish Netionsi pert: st home end abroad. with in“ power to insist thst the minorig must he ruled h the m- \1_ A_-LM- AC and m m m: u llnly 'flmo at tho III-h (Samuel-1 ma" nought Iona“ In {Idol :0 Mr. Thompson, secretary of the Am- erican Angling Assoclatlon. Alexan- dria Bay. has made applicatlon to the department for an extension of the limits within which Amerlcan sports- men may fish without license fee. At present the area extends from Prescott to Snake Island light. west of King- ston. Now the Americans want the llmlts to be extended some mlles fur- ther west and to Include Horse Island and Reid‘s Bay. Before the Govern- ment nceedes to the request. the New Yorkers should be requlred to cum out thelr share of the compact reached last year. namely. that there would be A suspenslon of the operation of the allen labor law as asunst Cunadlans em- ployed ln Unlted States waters from (Indonshurg west to the boundary ltmlt. So for no nctlon has been taken by the New ankorn_ to carry out tholr slim on Septembé} 12th. 1878. and their re- signations on the 8th October following. The total number of such appointment: was 8 L - . ‘ AI.- Mr. Craig. horticulturlst of the Ex- perimental Farm. has just returned from an extended tour through the fruit regions of the Niagara penin- sula. He says that this will be cer- tainly the best fruit year in Canada for many years. He believes that three million barrels of apples will be ex- ported. Grapes will be more than an average crop as well as peaches. The spraying experiments. whereVer tried. had been most beneficial. Some fruit growers who sprayed their trees last year and did not do so this are now sorry for it. bf 0:6 bargain. 18111013 ulna. w .u--â€" â€" Mr. ughun of Bradford held that aa long as there was a Home Rule plank In the platform of the Liberal the all! were bound to aupport the 1.: Canon McCartnn declared should not be any alliance that would have theeflectoteulaflhcthexnshpama Michael Davltz doubt! that that. en: ha been slavish alliance with a” line- Inn 9% Rev. Dr.'O'Dohnen o! loam-1 m the nose-alt: of complete mica at tho pan! WM}. Lam-let laid on table of the House yesterday a. return of appoint- ments made by the MacKenzle Gov- ernment from the time of 113913 chegt It'llzich Si'xv'néhaavés Tapper handed to II is Excellency shortly after June 23rd. CS SI!‘)\‘-'!laé the tour-ct: pursued in areal. Britain on the defea; or_a_ government. n (so 9 I. The Premier also presented the House with the fist of precgdentl “ Secondiyâ€"Whether in your opinion the traflic in any of these article! could readily be increased. and it so in which class and to what countries. Thirdlyâ€"Whether there are any other articles which you consider might be exported to advantam. and it so which and to what market." The Board will consider it on dav. The Minister of Agriculture was present at the meeting or the members interested in agricultural divelopment of the country held this morning. Rev. Mr. Douglas, Patron member from East Assiniboia. presided. Recom- mendations were made urging the Government to take action in regard to the freight rates. tariff reductions and cold storage. Mr. Fisher made a speech in which he expressed the hope that next season would see the es- tablishment of a fairly good line of cold storage from the producer in Can- ada to the purchaser in England. The following letter from the De- puty Minister or Trade and Commerce has been received by Ottawa. Board of Trade: “ I am directed by the Min- ister of Trade‘and Commerce to re- quest you to call the atention of your board to the subject of the possible ex- tension ot the trade of the Dominion in various directions. The Minister will be pleased to receive and consider an] suggestions which you or your col- leagues may see tit to offer as to the methods whereby in your opinion ex- isting trade can be increased or new tramc developed in any direction. In particular he would be glad to be ad- vised whether you have to report any material alterations within the past year in quantities and values of prin- cipal articles now exported from your section of the Dominion to other coun- tries. House. One of them. Hr. 15cm Aube. who was recently and from Public Works Department. has oeived his second walking ticket. time tron; the game of Commons on the alleged ground of active pu'tld- pation in favor at the Conger-votive! st the general elections- - tisii the regulations nomy Committee of the House of Com- mons adopted yaterday abolishing the bar in the basement. He has a mo- tion on the order paper for the prohibi- tion of the sale of liquors in the pre- cincts. and states that yesterday's ac- tion changes the situation very little- Thercfore he will bring his motion on at the earliest possible date. and will press it regarding the abolishing of the bar on the Senate side, which is being sought after by Senator Vidal. The prospect is that there‘ will be much greater opposition than was met on the Commons sldo. 5 ‘V‘ tub ~â€" _1, 3:11 .andatormureflilentot Om Sound. will accompany the nut L! to .the coast. It I: understood mt the Speaker has under considergtioq age amm- L; -4 AI.- pose of meetin: the nest cunâ€" Viceroy. Li Hunt Chang. The two gentlemen named will accompany the visitor as far as North Bu, whence they will return to Ottawa. Hr. PI:- malee will present the petition of the Chinese residents of British 002th for the locstion of a. Chinese consul in that province. Dr. Honey, agent tor_the_Sun Life Insurance Com- -_.._ .gal‘“. A. M was 1â€"..â€" , land Bevenuefin'd’ If. troner cgmgse Emmi; _-_|_ wouldbea. near-tutu Lake Nepmon were to become the ex. 11311121: 01:11! on. matter Sir Henry .1011. _gon_§rone;-‘A91fl2- WANTBhWYNCH DILLON. uuuc. uVMâ€"--â€"â€"-_ .___ ,V _ Kg Lining lobe! I000 highland“ Irish under Bully. Dnblln. Sept. aâ€"Followlng the adjourn- ment or the Irlsb Nntlonal Convention to day there was nlxnont n rlot ln Slckvllle- street. nnd John Dillon and 1 number of hls trlends were compelled to seek to- ruge In the In: rlnl Hotel. Alter leaving Lemon-r Hall. 1'. Dlllon. escorted by am or ably members or the couwuuon. wnlk- ed up Suckvllle-strcet. which was deusclv chuntt‘d. The delegates Were followed 07 n nolsy mob of about 1000 Dublin running. .1 boo-MI: .G“‘WA‘}“""n‘I"' 11.3”, and my)» I... ”.5 IMAV\I“.I ._- _.-. u _ . Lfilloulies replied by tingxnx. "God Save lxcxand." increasing the riotous demon- slmuon and in «:13! adding to the nunwer or lhe mob roiowmg them up the sweet. '1‘le police on duty were not able to cone “iii! the rough: and reinforcements had m l»- hurried to the scene. The police soon turned into Sackvllle-atreet In strong nun» L-t'i’r, and were Just in Lime :0 slop u grow- ing riot which might have had most serious consequences. for there were iii-mu o: lynx-hing, thrashing and ducking uiliou causing him and his puny hurriedly to who refuge in the Imperial nun-l. whirl: wan afterwards surrounded by a strong form or police who kept the riorerl It bay. cu up W\-'I.-v -â€".-‘., H,,_ crowded. The delegates were Iollowod 01 a uolsy mob of about 1000 Dublin ruruans. Uri“; haul M 3-51....“ Aha"! Illa: ha". and who wore evldemly not la xympuuu with the l)lllo:llxes. The lender: or the mob kl'pl yhoxlungz " To â€" “"1111 Dillon." elm. and sxoues and owe:- mksllcs begun flying through the alt. To luvs: cries the Ullloulu-s n-pllod by ulng‘lug. "God Save lxcxand." lucroaslnz the riotous demon- n-lunuuuu "a. -uv ,.--. Resolutions were adopted in favor of eo- tnblishln; a Catholic l’niverslty for the purpose of preserving the irish hunt“. me: which the convention adjourned. Englh-h. Ind.. Sept. T.-â€".\n excursion tram from St. Loulu. M0,. en route to we Morengo Cave. In thin county. mu wreck- I‘d ut 'l'nswell yesterday mun-mug. U: m ranches. (In-m and :1 Ingram car were thrown from the track. Two pnmnger macho. were completely overummd. SI: persons were badly In urod and 50 or mom I" buy Injured. WII Inn Kane and John (II son. bath of at. bank. «m «9. one man II IIIIIIIIII. Ill“ “nun.“ btbowhob body Read 0 MW: “MI.“ .‘p‘fil‘. helped no wondctnny. wmflfiommw'fl' .g A _|__‘ Y -â€"0_ (10;: min-Momma!“ omnyhartnndruth‘. 13MB wouldumoutnkomybruthawny. In!- (ex-edge! didnoteautouvoqotlm much to live for. Then 1. no pleasure In life it depdvod of health, tor lit. bacon. I burden. Hood’s Sun-puma doel h: more than taunted. Atta- nklnz on. bottle, 1: k unmcicnt to ”command luau." um. J. 8. Burn, Belch, Iowa. Hocd’s 5,9,1” and bout-n. upon “ml Hood'swmmi‘l‘" mmwflmwmbm and throw: _ ‘31“ “3"“ I: the One True Blood 131mm. All mam-.31. heparodonly bye. 1. Hood 5: 0).. Lowell. m Hood’s Pills fi‘éfii‘éfié: WANTED 1'0 LYNCH DILLON. Sarsaparilla Railway Imus]: In Indiana. 7::er gzl nycg wiggle: ache Bah: and pn-mwtm n !ow u- my other respect- Iblo many. The Moment. of Iona prompt and liberal o mums and standing 0! this commny “0" “m‘m-"M in It pedect murky mint ‘0». IA" DIPAII'HLE'L. Annunc- ahead with or “about prom. led m but. Pour-unh- o! pmflu given to poucy M For particula- 0! mm- apply m 05m. 0 WAY. Prop” an mulling public. '1' an chem-H non Ind ck." due noon ll calm. Send m m We tomato. Comp-I! In the Worm Own-1...... .. ........810.M.M Aecumulnmd hands ...... ..... wanna» lnvaudlnCwadn........... 900.60.) A a. mum: hut. 5nd common - [And Bumyor. Lind. Lou: and lunar-not Atom. Oflllh. on. Older: by in“ (or sun-«Wm or 30"»..an will tooth-o pron “mum. “GRIT N DOA! :2 per coat. Or! 11:. Inch 12 1890. amMmmm whim, r â€"i'|:Iâ€"o â€" 56.314 by Public Auction It tho Northom now, Woodvlllo. on Saturday Sop 2 o'clock In tho doorman. tho lol- umbor 13 u. loving nimble pm. viz: South hm Lot No. 2 Con. 7.’E|doo.oohhinlng no new so here- ln o good an otculuvouoo. mo house. wood and potato Ind. Sllnmd shout three n'lu from tho o! Woodvmo. and quanta! I union-om 0n- Hn 8mm 0:: the promises there II 1 good Faun-n. menu. ma Bough-an Catt-to. Moo South hull Lot 10 M'MIMWM Eldon, cannula: 100 not", dmsud mm Inflo- tron aim. About 0 m 1:10.111:me woodland. Tam-Jam d purchm money to be add Irithtnwdoyl, ten percent at aid sum to be posdondo ol nigh-Imam!» add in you” in- Who or an you“, with Intact-at u 6 pet can. [noodhto pot-onion. For funhcr poniculm opply talks amnggyguo ‘Voogyglg r. 0 or nv. Inuv ~"vâ€"â€"â€" ___________.....__â€"- THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND anon: msumcs comm? ARK FOR SALEâ€"In the tomlup d Indus. but: cocoa-Id o! m E and Ina-'mqunudMGhmlzm.“ mWme-Iumm at I... Modufiwmdmodcumm. Alan ”Rumina- urn sad mm on RONALD ICEACHERN. Glenna. -‘.’: Ununy. Egan?! 90% 19*- ARE FOR out; w: Ihsvo . number of nut-alu- Bou-u lorSdo-n to Rant. m m pthclpsny brick Mad well loo ed Pdocl nug- lnon on to tour thou-ad don-n. Aloosnumbcotcholoo hm: to tenor wmt. M m wull attuned sud In [00¢ auto 0! cum- Tho underlined (In to all cftht dosh-Ibis building bu. three framing on “own: Menu, on. on Iclboum ad tour lots on Cambridge-ct. He um! accept 810 down on each 101.. and 85 pet non-h on each lot (or the human of the patch». money until mid. Any mwmbh um will be mad transsmfl pot loot olthe trout-goo! each lot. Mn 3 m Brick "Md 0mm,o mu: stunner mm man-o mtmcbum:slyo ngoodnomooilur,tobo cold chop. A to “an!!!” J. 3. lcCABTaY. Heal ESIHIB Bflllfllll and 30!!! 41051th t: and Surveyorg FARM FOB SALE-North m: of Lot “'5? “- h. "' {EMEum Accord“: to mt hon-owed and now-Icy 84"“ wgmmwnflo [ma-(muonnorl’d‘m ”ammuflib‘dm .mmmwunnjoorwm by the named to land on Red mes security at n“. otintoreutfiomfito'Ipot-oonf. very large sums atfiporoent” the mortgages taken for any term not exceeding ten years. and the snare» payable yearli- half nuly or quarterly. on dcya fixed to suit borrower. Principal out be nduood by in-tdmnt- Apply â€"â€" FARM PROPERTIES FOR SALE.â€" ‘l'bou will In told by Pub“: §m1{n_|t_fln 'bann'awBIkpgg Po wdor. '0 B '1' WI NIT-III YEARS. """“ F. J. MAUNDER. Halo Ilium. Jun 1011.718“ -18”. 10m 10 mm. m! mm:- m If!" Money to Loan 8 to 6 PER CENT. BEEN'S 391121., Coqugmm, can Lilfl‘ 9995mm. swam -_-_ AAIA .a-_. :7: P 01â€"2213“, hann7haxcm FOR PARTIES WINDING TO BUILD. FIRE AND LIFE. ON COMMISSION. Honar to 149”- BARRONSTEE_B§. r. O. TAYLO‘. Agent for Lind“; :01 Victor“ Co Hotels. . CHITTICK. Proprietors-EV"? “MW lie. m bu II stocked with c..." Good cabling. 0“ 3c", M. “wtâ€"”13m I'll! Uni-'1‘. on “W meat to mm the bomwot. I00“ I. JACKIOH. .- 29 30V. 0. BAY ISSUED OF MMGI m mumâ€"a. GEN 1'. 1.39526 5!â€" 18. 83 05 8:. .2.- I an Jaeâ€"38¢ a.- ..aoasi 33.8.. 2.63 3 .5 :3.» in 2. ”1:382 .5 82.5 :33 .5 .588”:ng he 3.0 no uoaufluutu 05 m M R. GROSHo DENTIST. LINDSAY Member of Royal 00' W Surgeons On All bunches of DenLMry including the 0:11 Porcelain Crownin; suum mucoosflfully pncuéo! Mr Gross is prepared :0 gave you the bench o verv lowest prices. and the best terms an Anna; Tee'fih Fit fin‘gh IXLd mstial ggtgntfei. .I-‘w - .. _.. W“ For the Punks: Exufiion '6! Teeth he is “3' using Gas and “mind Air with his nun! am also :5: b3“, Eco-J upplicyions {or killing pain Gun. m: mm. "J” smeaés‘embatffrefs- ““5 n" W " BROAD. without. pd! by GAS. sud VITALIZED LII, Why him! or” ymwitbgrmm no mulled they an undo}- D_ Colton. of!" York. Inserted at model-no prices. Plane tend Mon mint. OM burly opposite the Sim; Han... Lindâ€"v. [1-601761% 0111'“; hours 8 to 10 gm" noon 4 to 6 p m. Telephone connection. Lindny, July u 132,â€"” 13'. Honor mm o( Toronto Univerdtfiâ€" All the M and Improved bunch.- ol um and Eudora-d. canno- model-m. OF! C :Jmm Drug 8m um Koo: and walkout-71 yr. 7 W L. ananmm, M. 1)., n. o. I. . 8:8. RI. 08500 3nd residence, Cunbfldgo at. Lindny, oppodw 8me church. Undnyhluu 9. 1386.46 1y. MW! 4t 81'!WABT.BLRBIB~ souolwn. Noun-kn, on. etc. one.- ovor Ohm-lo Bank. Kent-It" Luna-y. BARRON STEEBB, (Solicitor- for WM ofloelntbonownomlnlon J.AM.QC:§O Imam-u. Graduate 0! Trinity University. Toronto. the Mum oltho Boyd Couece 0! Dental 8 On. OFFICE-94 Kent-at" opp. the P. 7. 7 ”all A w a . Guam 9! mm Univordcynd Boy-l o! Don-1 Burnout. OFFICEâ€"No. â€" Kant mono lowly occupied by Tm mâ€"um. "WM"_TM“ " "n. 4.19:. 1“.“ my.” fiWe ”cloning Money on red emu. first In { In sum km and ninth w suit. homnn, on banter-nu Md uthevery lowest mm- «mm We do not, lend on new or clnueliurocqicy. BMHTIBS. SOLICITJIS. I“ . LINDSAY “d numx FALLS. Iindaay Ofioc .' 3W8 Block. Kent-St. DR. 0. N. LAURIE Graduste of 7:1an L'nhcnm. Fella“ of Trtnm‘ lodiml College , Member 0! College 0! Physician Ind Burnout. Onhflo omceâ€"Iodicnl llul Co‘oooonk. . no at Kimmy o! Nutty Dollop. mu. Imba- ot con o H: kahu- na EMT“. Ont-no ; In. nu uncured My u. mm. and nk lumen. Mud-w D on». ad "dam. Ila-toll u . uooond door was! a York at. Ollie. bout-I. 9 w £0.80 nu . 1.3! w 3 MIL: nod 7 MI mu. Lind-my. Aprll a. ISMâ€"Stu. ‘Vl ~â€" â€"_â€", _ . otpdlty 0! Ian. Atilérloy penance. Ion" to low on urn sud wwu proponynoporcont. , ‘O'ndm 0 Toronto WWW Idiot Mt, the mum at Trinity vulva-My. Toronto. MIC Inc-bat at Ooflm d Hay-lotu- nnd homo-I. Onuflo. OPHOI.â€" (jggmr d Run-d! And Mud-y- In“ Print. and other Fund: at Lowest mm. Conan! Accountant. MI Emu Mont, etc. 0M OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. LINDSAY, Brock sud lunvm. IO!“ TO IN] IT LOWEST BATES loch ”GIBSON. WM dmw‘vflgnp. Mot-near. flout. DR. WHITE: W . 'iuziléxmurv' or no: gout; when}: PETER BEOWN. MCLAUGHLIN £5 MCDIARMID, Beautiful Artificial Teeth. D. J. um. QC. DR. F. A. WALTERS, DENTIST. JOHN 1mm. DONALD E. ANDERSON }IOBGI 00001488, awn or ufim m MOI-IT» roum. Lind-3y. Au; 4. "Oh-M1]. Una-y. 5“ m. Mâ€"fl-LW- )3. G. s. Rx'xnson, OOULIUT and 4178181. FORGE FOSTER. mom AUCTION“ [oSWEYN a ANDERSON, mum. mm. mm opposite“: Dc Homfieum ‘R. J EFF EBS, R. BURuows, graéugtgpf Mot}!!! Lus BOWES. . A UCTIONEEB R. BART, Noun ud_Sogth Y'Icgodl gluon-Mn- ° EORGE MoBUGH, DENTIST, - Lindsay. 003: a JAWArW «1- 14-391. 09-09254!!! 9' mom, oxxwopn r. p. R. man, 9;»): of 359 Hui- NEELLNDS EXTRACTS mtk 713 um“: 7, Cards; E. A. TOTTEN, DENTIST. A UOTIONDER. m, Wellington-at" LINDSA r. i‘ WELLINGTON-ST. TMCONI I0. ‘3. O’BOYLE, CLERK OF TH. P11131618”; "In“! P. O: Den tis try. Ontario L100”... '1'. STEWLBT.