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HOME. Seeding operations are progressing rapidly in Southern Manitoba. Scientific men of Ottawa. are prsssing the hvernment to give better accommodation to the Geological Museum. Colonel lhy, ex»M. I’. for Annapolis, has been appointed a. member of the N. S. Legislative Council. A requestghas been sent to Sir A. 1’. (Parr on to hold the military review at Quebec on the occasion of the Queen’s jubilee. An enquiry will be shortly made in the House of Commons as to the cost of the horses purchased in Canada for the English army, taking losses into account. The Dominion Government is said to have definite information that the Canadian l'ucif- i0 railway will have a line of steamers sail- ing on the Pacific during the present year. Medals and diplomas have been granted by the Colonial Exhibition Commissioners to a number of Canadians who assisted in organizing the Canadian exhibit by loaning Works of art. The report published in English news- papers the other morning that a. Canadian loan of fifty million dollars would shortly be floated is officially denied by the Dominik!) Government. Indians in the Quebec district have their hands full just now making baskets and beadwork for the exhibitions to be held this year at Sziltaire and Manchester, England, in honor of the Queen’s Jubilee. Mr. \Vylde, the Canadian Commissioner now in the \Vest Indies endeavouring to promote closer trade relations with the Do- minion, writes encouraging reports of suc- cess to the Finance Department. Dr. Geo. M. Dawson, son of Sir William Dawson, will have charge of the Yukon Valley expedition which is to exploit the gold deposits of that district and try and define the unsettled boundary of British Columbia and Alaska. Hon. M r. Foster, as a result of his visit to the Pacific coast last year, has perfected a scheme for considerable permanent improve- ments to navigation in Canadian waters in that quarter, which will be carried into ef- fect during the coming season. Application has been made to the Quebec Legislature for an act Act of incorporation for a company to construct a railway around the Island of Montreal and an elevated mil« way from the centre of the city of Montreal to the summit of Mount Royal. About one hundred men will be required to fill vacancies in the North-\Vest Mounted Police caused by the retirement of time-ex pired men. Recruiting will be commenced almost immediately, and a sergeant will shortly begin ope, "unions in Toronto. The mlvisabilitv of using tlie(‘:1muliau l’a- The advisability of using the(‘:1mt<iiau Pa- cific railway as :L link in 2» direct postal mum to the East, by which zt great saving in time would be cifccmi, is understood tn be under consideration by the Imperial authorities, with every prospect of favourable decision. In reply to a deputation from the Humil- ton Ministerial Association and the l’rolii- bition (‘lnl>, the city liccnxe commissioners promised to mike a. reduction in the number of liqnm' licenses insuml, lmi refused to strich oil" the list fifty license, holders who The M ssouri is still m’erspreading its lmnks. The punplu have, all taken refuge on the buttcs, in tree tops and hay stuclm. It is said that Lawton, the N v York broker, whn ubscondcd a few days .160 with nearly a million, married a, rich \ 'idow 1L few days before his departure. Chicago vcswl owners are almost crazy over the revival of the lake carrying trade and the advance in heights. The outlook for next season was never more flattering. Edward \Vhelan, the twelfth known Vic~ tim of the lhlll'alo hotel fire, died the other night. All of the injured are doing well ex- cept, four, who amnot expected to recover. Larry Donovan, the Brooklyn Bridge juniper, announces that he will on May 8th jump the Niagara horseshoe falls and swim the Niagara falls rapids, covering a longer distance than was accmnplished by Kendall, the Boston pulicmnan. A correspondent at St. John, Dak., states that the reports of serious diiiicultica with the half-breeds in that settlement are with out foundation. The disputi, over the pay- munt of thos has been referred to the autho- rities at \Vashington, and the hulfAbrecds will abide by their decision. ad been convicted of violating: the law A boarding house at Bessemer, Michigan, was hurned the other morning, twenty-one miners sleeping in the second storey being imprisonei in the flames. Twelve were burned to death, their bodies being charred beyond recognition. The others escaped through the windows, several being serious- ly injured. Mr. Howard Vincent, M. P. for Centre Sheifieltl, intends proposing that in conse- quc-ice of the Jubilee an addition should be made to the title of the Queen in compliment to the colonies, and suggests she shall be en» titled Queen of Great Britain, Ireland, Can- ada, Australia, South Africa and all the British Colonies, and Empress of India. FOREIGN The Bank of l‘lngland has reduced its rate of discount from 3.5 to 3 per cent. Li Hung Chang has given orders that railroads in China must be built by native Li Hung railroads in labor. John K. Pauli am cnt London. THE WEEK‘S NEWS. It; is semi-officially denied in Paris that Russia has made overtures for an alliance with France. Veterinary Surgeon Matthews, of the Horse Guards, will shortly leave England for Canada to asslst Colonel Goldie in pur- chasing horses for the British army. (lone ‘le Stiletto, successor to Gencml (lene in the command of the Italian forces at Mm '(HVELll, has issued an order expelling all journalists from within the military lines. The pnlicemzm arrested in St. l’ctersburg on suspicion of being concerned in the plot to assassinate the Czar attempted to com- mit suicide and mortally wounded himself. A Servian paper announces the forming of an alliance between Austria. and Servia against Russia. If the latter makes war on either of the former both will take the field. Among the numerous rumors in Berlin h‘oss, formerly a member of for Bolton, hanged himself in A M RR] (L are reports that the Grand Duke of Baden will be made King of Baden. and that Prince Bismarck will be created Duke of Lunenburg. Rumour has it that Prince Bismarck is forcing on a, quarrel between France and England over the Egyptian question for the purpose of coercing England into joining a. central European alliance. Three engineer studentships in her Majes- ty’s dockyards have been placed annually at the disposal of the Secretaries of State of the principal c )loniei. including the Domin. ion, by the British Admiralty. Eiglltyrfive men were entombed in a colliery in South Wales last week, and it is feared 8.11 will perish, as the mouth of the tunnel by which escape was possxble is block~ ed by debris caused by the explosion. 'l‘he ninetieth anniversary of Emperor \Viiliam’s Birthday was celebrated last week with immense enthusiasm in Berlin, while banquets and receptions were given by the Herman ambassadors in London, Paris and Vienna. A riot has occurred in Tunis over the enforcement of a new municipzl law requir- ing the burial of the city’s dead within its limits. The Jews consider the law an in- terference with their creed and have closed 8.11 their places of business. rl‘he Workman of Cleveland, Ohio, some short time ago put the “ Lubor Problem” in the following terms, which are full of com- mon sense and evidently in accordance with the hard facts of the case :-â€" “ It is a. waste of time to rail at capitalists and monopolists; they are, like the wage- slzwe, creatures of the system they found. “'0 are responsible for that system as much as they, and they have only done as ninety- nine out of every hundred of us would have done if we had had the chance. They are no worse than the average man ; and should we put an end to the whole of them, the con- ditions would produce a new set fully as bad, if not worse, than the old one before a year had gone by. What we are after is to can struct a better system. The time has passed when mere destructive criticism is of any real value. It is easy to find fault , the real need of the hour is constructive statesnurn- ship.” . ... . - u i 1-,, r x Yes, the need of the hour is “ constructive statesmanship,” and of that thereis precious little going. It is all very well to say that this, that and the other arrangement is wrong, that wealth is badly distributed, and that it is too bad that some should have so much while others can scarcely manage to live. But what are you going to do with it? Nine»tenths of all the employers of labor to-duy were at one time working-111011. It will he the same thing fifty years hence. \Vhy did they cease to be what they were and become what they are? It is all nonsense to say that it wastheir “luck” ortheir roguery, or their unrighteousness. Perhaps they have received more than theirjust share. But how are you going to prevent it? Certainly not by adopting resolutions against capital or by passing laws which \Vlll fix a minimum of wages, make the three hooped keg have A five hoops, and the five cent loaf be sold for a penny. The bad workman and the good will never occupy a pecuniary level, and , never ought. The drunken sot who works I only th ee days in the week and spends all a his wages in the tavern, may rail at capitalâ€" ists and sober men as lonbr as he likes, but he’ll have to be a. hewer of wood and a drawer of Water to the end of the chapter ; and more than that, he ought to be, if he does not change his ways. \Vhen working,- nlen spend more for intoxicating drinks than they do for bread or clothes, they will continue to be the “ wage slaves ” they complain they are. \Vhy not? The sober, industrious, skillful working-men are con- tinually rising, are the captains (*f indus- try, and in many cases the leaders of thought. And ought they not '.’ \Ve think they ought, and is quite sure that if many others took the same course as these have taken, they would be wonderfully dif- ferent from what they are today, and won- derfully better in every respect. The bar- room and the tobacco pipe muddle too many brains and empty too many pockets to make one wonder that things are as they are. N0 “’omlI-r They Should Wis]: to Get Married. Very many instances come to our know- ledge in which girls who have been brought ‘ up in allluence, and indulng in every lux» ury, find themselves in reduced circum- stances, and compelled to earn their own living. To such poverty brings peculiar hardships. 1n the first place it is extremely dillieult for them to obtain situations in which the compensation is sufiicient to keep soul and v)mly together. The pride which has been instilled into their minds from early childhood has to be humbled. Stern necessity imposes upon them trials which it is hard to bear. A truthful account of the sufferings which many persons of this class have to undergo would read like a work of fiction. Is it surprising, then, that we see young ladies of refinement and culture, whose pecuniary circumstances have become greatly changed, marrying men apparently but imperfectly qualified to make their lives happy ‘.‘ It is common to hear such matches sneered at, and the remark is often made of some such girl, somewhat conteinptuously, K i 7 r U , - V bhe has married a home.’ \Ve do not say that such 1L basis of marriage augurs well for the happiness of the contracting parties ; but it may afi‘ord protection and comfort; and these, to an educated and proud young woman, are much. To us it has ceased to be a matter of wonder that such matches are, often made. Ill-assorted as they may be, thy are among the natural and inevitable consequences of our reckless modes of spoon- lation, which stake fortunes and the happi- ness of families on most precarious Chances. Fathers and sons may risk much ; for if ro- dueed in their circumstances they can “rough it” through the world; but we submit that it is incumbent on parents, as among the most imperative of duties, to make a. reasonable provision for their com» parativoly helpless daughters, which shall i not be subjected to the ordinary hazards of Safe. Sure, and Painless. \thtt a world of meaning this statement embodies. Just what you are looking for, is it not? Putnam’s Patinluss (30m Extrac- torvthc great sure-pop corn curer-wacts in this way. It makes no sore spots; safe, acts speedin and with certainty ; sure and mildly, without inflmning the parts ; pain- lessly. Do not be imposed upon by imita. tions or substitutes. The Labor Problem. The Federal Life Assurance Co’y. (Toronto Globe, March 5th, 1887.) The report of the Federal Life Assurance, of Hamilton, which appears in another colâ€" umn, should afford satisfaction to all who are interested in that company either as stock-holders or policyholders. To stock- holders it indicates such success in increas- ing the company’s business as must soon place a. satisfactory margin to their credit, and to policy-holders it indicates public confidence in the company and a. successful future. That the Homuns plan, which is a. specialty with the Federal, is increasing in popularity as it becomes more widely known and better understood, is also indicated by the fact of the very rapid progress made by the company. A new businees in excess of three and a quarter millions at its early age is truly marvellous. It is claimed by the Federal that no system practiced by any other company doing business in Canada gives guaranteed insurance at so low a. cost. YOITNG HEN auflering from the eflects 0! early evil habits, the result 0! ignorance and lolly, who find themselves weak, nervous and exhausted ; also Mn)- Du-mlb and OLD MEN who are broken down from the efl'ects of abuse or over-work, and in advanced lite tea] the consequences 0! youthful excess, send for and an!) M. V. Lubou’s Treatise on Diseases of Men. The book will be sent sealed to any address on reesi t 01 two 30. stamps, Address M. V. LUBON, 47 We ling- iofi St. E. To‘mnto Ont. l-‘A : Very interesting: 80-}ng book on Dorm V mess, Noises in the Head, (ho. How relieved. Sent free. AddresHNlCHOLSL 177 MCDOUg‘RH 513,, NewYork. MONEY 6 "Tofimili EKEST YEARLY . â€"no commission ; Mortgages purchased. R, H. TEMPLE. 23 Toronto Street, vâ€"â€"_ ____ .â€" or Female, whole or spare time, on aalnry or commis- sion. Industrial Union of B.N.A., 45 Arcade. 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