Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 February 1880 — Page 7

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PARLIAMENT OPENED

The Royal Procession to the Parliament House To-day.

Pine Weather and a Gorgeous Procession.

The

Queen Makes a Short but Forcible Speech.

Her Majesty Proclaims That Her Relations With all Powers on the Continent ars

Friendly.

Lords Beaconsfleld and Salisbury Were not Present at the Opening of Parliament.

The Queen's Iteccption by the Crowd in the Street "Was Very Enthusiastic.

OI'RMING OF PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, Feb.

5.—The

troop6,

weather to

day is fine. The Royal procession lo the Parliament House took place in accordance with the programme. The Queen arrived at the House of Lords at ten minutes past two. Upon receiving a copy of a specch from Lord Cairns, Lord High Chancellor, Her Majesty handed it back to him and Lord Cairns then read the speech. The ceremony last fifteen minutes. qUEEN's SPEIICH.

My Lords and Gentlemen: It is with much satisfaction that I again resort to the advice and assistance of my Parliament. My relations with all powers continue friendly. The course of events since the prorogation of Parliament has tended to furniwh additional security to the maintains nee of European peace on principles aid down by the treaty of Berlin. Much however, still remains 0 be done to repair disorder with which late war has affected many parts of the Turkish empire. A convention for the suppression of the slave trade has been concluded between my government and that of His Imperial Majesty, the Sultan. At the close of your last session I expressed hope that the treaty of Gundamunk had happily terminated the war in Afghanis tan. In conformity with its provisions my envoy with his retinue was honorably received and entertained by the Ameer at Cabul. While engaged, however, in the exercisc of their duty, he and those connected with the embassy were treacherously attacked by overwhelming numbers and after heroic defense they were almost all massacred. An outrage 60 intolerable called for condign chastisement, and m}'

which pursuant to the stipula

tion of the treaty either had withdrawn or were withdrawing from the territories governed by the Ameer, were oidered to retrace their steps. The skill exhibited in the rapid march upon Cabul, and in the advances upon other lines of action, reflects the highest credit upon the officers and men of my British and native forces, whose bravery has shone with wonted lustre in every cullision with the enemy. The abdication of the Ameer and unsettled condition of the country renders the recall of ray troops impossible for the present, but the principle on which my government has hitherto acted remains unchanged, and, while determined TO MAKE THE FRONTIERS OF MY INDIAN

EMFIRE STRONG,

I desire to be in friendly relations alike with those who may rule in Afghanistan, and with the people of that country my anticipations as to an early establishment of peace in South Africa have been fulfilled. The captured position of the Zulu king and the breaking up of the military organization, on which his dynasty was based, have relieved my possessions in that part of the world from the danger which seriously impeded their advancement and consolidation. In Basutoland a native outbreak of considerable importance has been effectually quelled by mv colonial forces, while Transvaal has been FRTCED FROM DEPREDATIONS OP POWER

FUL CHIEFS

who, having successfully resisted the former government of the country, had persistently rejected our attempts at conciliation. I have reasoft to hope that the time is now approaching when an important advance may bo made towards the establishment of a Union or Confederation under which the powers of self government already enjoyed by the inhabitants of the Cape Colony may be extended to my subjects in other parts of South Africa. The papers on these and other matters will be forthwith laid before you.

Gentlemen of the House of Commons, I HAVE DIRECTED ESTIMATES OF THIS YEAR to be prepared and laid before you without delay.

My lords and gentlemen, the commis-: sion, which, at the close of the session, I informed you I had issued to inquire into the causes of agricultural depression throughout the United Kingdom is pursuing its labors. In the meantime the seriops deficiency in the usual crops in some parts of Ireland has rendered necessary special precautions on part of my Government to guard against the calamities with which those districts were threatened. With this view they hare called upon the authorities charged

with the duty of administering rejie£ t{) make ample preparation for the DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD AND FUEL, should fuch steps become necessary, and ihey have also stimulated the employment of LABOR BT ADVANCES ON TERMS MORE

LIDEKAL

than those prescribed by the existing law. I feel assured you will give your sanction to the course which has been adopted where it may have exceeded the power intrusted by Parliament to the executive of the government. A proposal will be submitted to you for providing the funds required for these exceptional advances on the security of the properly administered by church temporalities and commissioners. I trust you will be able to retume the consideration of the CRIMINAL CODE AND OF THE IMPROVE-

MENTOF THE LAW OF AANKRUPTCY.

Bills will be laid before you for enlarg ing the powers of owners of settled lands for consolidating and amending the lunacy laws and for simplifying the practice of conveyancing. I commend to you these and other measures which may be submitted for your consideration, and I trust that the blessing of Almighty God may attend and direct your labors.

NOT PRESENT.

Lords Beaconsfield and!Salisbury were not present at the opening of Parliament. in J.he streets was very enthusiastic, and seat6 to view the royal procession, fetched heavy prices. There was the usual search for Guy Fawkes in the cellars of the House of Commons this morning.

IN T«IE HOUSE OF COMMONS

Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of the Exchequer, gave notice that he would move to-morrow the adoption of the bill sanctioning the

MEASURES OF RELIEF FOR IRELAND

already taken, and fur further relief. Alexander M. Sullivan, home rule member for Louth, gave notice that he would to-monow move for the leave to introduce a bill for the better protection of life and property in Ireland by suspending the issuing of writs of ejectment for non-pa} ment of rent.

LIKE HIS DAD.

I hear his mother's chiding voice, "IIow camc your trouser's t»rnf And black as ink, sir, is that shirt

You put on clean this morn.

"Your feet aro wet, too, 1 declare You're muddy lo your knees It is too bad youonlycare

Your mother, sir, to tease.

"And the so nice shoes, your Sunday best, That but three times you've worn, Are scratched and scraped and all run down,

The heel off one Is gono.

"Your hair is twisted in asnarl, And just look at that haiid! It looks as though 'twere nevar washed—

How dare jou say'tis tanaed?

"You've been a fishing, sir,-I guess— What? been to see the matoh? You'll hayo a lit of sickness, sir

A prett) cold you'll catch."

And thus Bhe talked for half an hear, And only stops to say, "Your father 'U hear of this to-night—

I wonder what he'll sayf

My friends in complementary way Doclare to me they see A close rcBemblance-very marked—

Between the boy and me

Bat nothing that they see in him, In either form or face. Bespeak my son as do his pranks—

In these my own I trace.

And why shou! I at tattered clothes Or dirty ones rcpinef In him I live my youth again—

God bless the boy he's mino

ADVICE OF AN OLD PHYSICIAN. Coughs, Colds, Asthma and other pulmonary affections should be looked to and promptly treated in time, and thus all serious results may be avoided, and for this purpose we know of no better Remedy thar. "DR. SWAYNE'S COM

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The large size is the most economical Prepared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, 330

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Adv.

P. H. A EL

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Removed TO THE

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No.

650

Main street. He had added' to

his already extensive stock, making a splendid assortment toselect from. Goods all first-class. He has secured the patent right of the city of Terre Haute, tor Regan, Colman & Co's invention of the American Hame Tug Trace and

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It is the best in use.

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NERVOUS DEBILITY

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for

la Elfl^ on tbo mirkeU at price t»r b. !crw rf nijirr ilaii'.ar Bnt-cl*»s Bre-trmg, vr« tfe* EKTAIL FTBCHASKll tha b»o«fll

of every ponlMs rcductloa. Ws SIICTV ao scents comsiJEion, and m»t« no dl^cnt lo t.'h mt prrmt prirru The price we oCer tlto CniCHESTKn «t barelr ooven tb« co«t ot mannfMtare. t.nt it wl.l curara N 'e ta every town ia ths U. a, tie realtor wiiUS wool tote jcarsof adv? TIM-IDC and puohiaf toeUali »t regular prices. Tbe offer of CHICHESTER RIFLES t$4..50 l-oldj r**l O'.LT ninetj dsyl from J*na*ry Ht,lSSJ, «.1«rthat th?r wri.l told tSriw.-!i the trade cn!r. bM at a rroatly lncreaac! (iriie, aL.I. in bet, if all our contract* for material aad wr« bad net been plac*! months aso, before ttu Rreat rt»e la oetils end la'jor, we cmiJ not riako the CIIICHCSTC* at n-er prcaect coat. T!'.C7 have been In conrte of active manuactsro for over one yc-r.r. The PaWnU which cov-r them be!n? dated March J.IU, lSU,»ay 15791 CHICHESTER RIFLES are WAKBAKT£D and GUABANTKED like Sewing ilachin.s an Fiauos, have sltrays iiuui aa caamu&t pr*.t 11 aractaren the actnai e:Mt beln bat a smaU part of the seUlnc price.v Tbe CHICHESTER will never be sell at the ircmcnae proil aTlcd bv ti'a mantCacture'rs of oiierflre-araiii, lu*. cnlyterthe pcrpseee of iatrednction will It be «ol at the present price, an! only for a llxltod time. We know thl to br la the end tbe moste*Tct.vj an4 dratcst way to btrodiw any racritori*aj article. We 6UA3AXTES the CHICHESTER to be eqnal in 1UT£SIAL and WOUEMiKSRlP to any Blfle/ the World. Tie tut (rr.1v it tuei. Tie barrel is STEEL r!3«l In t:ia Bloat ca.-efni manner. The tr!mmi33« are all n:cke!-t)lat«d. Blark Walnut Stock and very handsomely designed bard rnbfc. pistol crip. Bocky M/unttln Mail' 'vrbo^Bd and dnaisy. ItuaBSAX K_ .. on- Is shot and^t'Tamn'tbw'teiited be^i'teaviag thn lxctnry.1^ F,:rrt nt it nvmbtnd and a WAnnA\T fit* fcr «*». tinned by tit Compaaf. We have tirjeti marie with tba CHICHESTER ttu':™-.- Uiat cannot be beaten. Eaehnnois p-^kcl sr«rate!y In a neat case, with rl»«nfre rod, Ac., and lent to any address on receipt of price. We will get tpeeimi rata) from tiio Exr,r«*ii act can cnarantee t'.iat tbe Krpresa Ciirrrt wi II »ot aainont to over 63 or *3 ri-nU to meet part* of the coon try. We cannot of coonw aend 17 mall. a

GUIDE

Prostration of the Nervous Force* ms that accompany It, to] irienis? pained in thirty at ho stands at tho head

Organs. Let none bo d*

Many an invalid resolved to make Whilu

forwarded to any one desiring them. Address all fetters to Physician in charge, 208 South Clark?£, n. B.—RELIABLE FEMALE PILLS 5 a box. A soverebm remedy for all Female IrreguUritioa.

.. A rp

Man a

euro thousands of person*every yea*

Dr. A G. OLIN,

I E S

I have removed the unsold stock ol the Marble Palace Boot and Shoe store to

$2.00

stock must be closed out as soon a? possible. Two doors north of Market h«use, No.

11 l/*U "TOTC O CC\ZtTM QLIAT DTDPl TI DICTI almva. Ia mv aH/lyet nr ftA no

...

•rooms aoi examine the CHICIIE3 TEIt EIPLSi, and Tarrets mad* with tbem at long and abort range, and re*rt teathnonlaU reoelvad f.-om welWnown sportsmen. We ref-r t) fi- I^uiU* and Kiprr«« Companies of Vew York and JerseyClty. Make all Cbecks and MrineyOrdera parable to ClIICHEnT-E EIFLS CO., W. !f. HTCHETT, St XaatceOMrr Otreo*. Jersey City, Nzsr Jerajy. U. S. A. car

SimpUeritnfrom Kzjnr! Trade, and Firrij* Gormprndian

Wo aronint no areata In tbe United States, but will give and pre -etagcadeela a!l f'nrelm Coontriea.

a pair on hoots. The

li. FISIIEP.

$4.50.

The

"CHICHESTER

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