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TTFITOWN SEPTEMBER 13 L89*

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an ill fitting uncom fortable hat fluiin this hot weather

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pocket book. an 6:5;

make you forget the heat with one of our light weight straws. , One third off all

our straw hats.

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written on every deseip- _ tion of property at lowest fl

rates.

F, wl lation at “ashington and A the disi

position of oer exporters totind a new c. outlet in the Mother . ` Country. If

Myth .au ngpcan., the .returns for the last* fiifcal year

l. were at hand it would be more satis~ factory,,but we shall make ii. few _com- fparisons between our exports the

Agent for _P. E. Island.

tile .Insurance Go,

Union 'Assurance Society

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hoenix F ire Assn renee Go. of London.

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MONDAY. SEPT 13 1893.

'ri-in: Dinner srnamnn. `t

The cold storage direct steamer .

City of Winnipeg is due to arrive here on Monday next, the 19th in- stant and shippers should be on the alert to secure space at once. We have asked for the steamer and the federal government has done its part in providing the money to pay for the service. It is needless to say that if producers and shippers show by their action that the steamer is not needed the service will not be resumed next $95,,-0n_ We hope,ho\vever, for better _i things, - ,

Latest quotations for cattle and

sheep in the Liverpool markets show that it may be profitable to ship live stock by the Lake Winnipeg and we trust that this will be done. The figures givenare- 5 pence to 53,; pence for good Canadian cattle and 5?; pence for 1 sheep. Nice steers aud heifers of from 1150 to 1400 lbs. are suitable weights for the Liverpool markets, it fat and of nice quality. Such cattle as these coming oil' grass will dress _ about 52 pounds to the hundred, live ` weight. N ice fat sheep, dry ewes and ,wethcis from 125 lbs. upwards, will ‘dress in Liverpool about one-half their liue weight at home if they are good ,land fat.

We trust in addition to the cheese,

butter and other cold storage freight

A quickly.

THE BRITISH MARKET.

are aware of the marvellous 1 change in the direction of our exported farm products as the result of hostile legis

_ years 1889-90 and 1896-7.

which in 1890 was very lai'_;_.e with

trifling, and .note the change: L_

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We have added fo our establish-

I deavor to please you.

Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf

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ment. an ..p-a».iai_.e Fonunnv E

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Our aim is no please our cuswm- i

_ ers and in order to do so we must 1. v give :hem Castings equal to any E

in Lanuds or U. S. € We have therefor 1 nrocured the § vary best American .Sand and E

- one of the best Monlders in the __ ' e nrnvinces. We are now in a nos- i

itjon to meet the long desired g

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nee so epu _ic Why not patronize home Indus-§_ 1 try and bring along your work.

s Give us a trial and be convinced _

what we say is true. ` =

' Give us acall and we willen- -.T_- 1

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2. the figures are worthy of etudyz-

iiuiiiiiiiii i ci ‘ _ _ _ : Great Britain $18 $923,965

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1 Great Briiain $26,975 _,$1.548,2S2 *United States $2,1I3,782.‘ 296,065.

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shipments across the Atlantic:'-

1889-90 1896-7

Great Britain $3,838 $178,532.

United Slateh $2,156,720 $471323

In oats, peas, wheat and flour our

shipments to the United States both _‘, before and since 1890 have been but

assesses/eseaa Have You ai

Than one p

There are no better goods on the market tlian ours, and we are sure we can quote

lower price it will cost

MARK WRlGHl& C0., ll’ll.

HOME

_ small but the gains in our exports to J

rice for Furniture, if so, why ?

s than any one else.. Any way you nothing to investigate.

Britain are encouraging. The export, of oats to Britain rose fiom $750 in

the export of wheat from $439,863 to 95.477219. » ‘

O75 and of hams from $18,815 to $773,549 in the same time.

our shipment of cheese to the Mother Country expanded from

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of butter from $184,027 to $1,912 389. As the export of dairy products last year was largely in excess of pre- vious years it is not iinprobable that 1 the returns when available will ado four or five milions to the large total = of the year 18907.

oiiering for the direct steamer that some of our best Island cattle and lsbeep will also be sent. Those in- » tending to make shipments must act f ,

` Probably very few of our 'readers .V f » e f I . -. e

Take the Canadian trade in horses

A our neighbors while with Britain ii. was

, Here we see that while, . there has

.aggregate trade, we have gained' more , than a. million in our export to Bri-

In barley the o_nce__ large export

trade of the Dominion has been pract- ically wiped out and not restored, but H even in this line there has 'been af 'measure of new develo ment in our

United some $6,454,603 $71,633

Then there is our egg trade which

was once an important item of ex- change with our neighbors, though very small at present. Here again

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890 to$1,338,648 in 1896-7 and

Again in bacon our export to Bri- ain rose from $359991 to $5,059,

In the same seven years years

rom $8,871,205 to ‘$14,645,859 and

The M0ut~rezi.~l Herald, to whif.-li we

are indebted for many of the alcore figures, admits that they are not con- clusive oii the point of our obtaining better or even as good prices as if the United States market had been avail- able, but they demonstrate that we have succeeded in carrying on the ex- porting of our farm products to other .niarkets in lieu of thesewhich it was ‘the object of the McKinley and Ding- ley tarilfs to deprive us of. '

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Empress of Austria at the hands of an assassin, following closely as it does upon the attempt made to kill the Czar and' Queen Wilhelmina, give indications of a wide spread Anarchist conspiracy. It may be readily in-

eighs and rulers ai el in canger fio _ the same source. __

ing in other sections of the oiintry in

The tragic death of the belcvedl

lferred that the lives of other sover-

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.. EDITORIAL NOTES.

Swift destruction in the form of a

sweeping tire has fallen upon the town of New Westininister, in British Col- umbia. The town is situated on the Fraser River, and was formerly the ~ capital of the province. The popula. tion is about four thousand. The town

1 main line ot' the Canadian Pacihc Railway. 'Phe fate is cbmmon to many growing towns that neglect proper precautions. It is safe to say that New°Westminster will be rapid- _ ly rebuilt.

s connected by a branch with they

Whatever may be the apathy exist-

regard to the plebiscite there is none of it at Winsloe as a reference' to our local columns will show. ' This is, due tothe energy and activity of, local workers, the Divisions members, i and notably to that zealous temper- ance worker, Rev. A. D. McLeod§ f The people of Winsloe have reached ' the stage of enthusiasm, and not doubt will poll all .their votes on the 29th. In addition to his earnest local efforts we learn that Rev. Mr. .McLeod has written and sent out

told acquaintances there and in other parts of the province to go to the polls and vote “Yea” All honor to him I

~ the secretary of the Provincial Alli .ance, who had requestedhim to spe on _prohibition during the present ., campaign, is a rather .peculiar on

lIt is mainly made up of criticis upon the conduct of the government

Molhei;s__ Aililcli

Daughter' Followed It and Reé gained Her Health

Buffered Agony with _Palnsln the

Stomach - Hood’»7`Cure__d.

saparilla are as worthy of though they came from youiigmfpbt neighbor. They are written ‘by honest people who are grateful for the cures ac- complished by this wonderful medicine. . Read this statement: g

“I was afllicted with severe pains in my

_ agony at times. I was afraid to go any 9 distance from home for tear of having an

heart without avail. At last my mother

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_ parilla. I have her letter before me at the _,present time and it reads as follows: ‘ My 'dear child, it grieves me to learn that you suffer so with your ‘ stomach. Do get U bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and let me know the result, for I am con£@nt A7

It Saved My Life.” ,

I am glad to state that I abidcd by' my L .mothers advice and I am now healthy ani!

strong. I never think of being without

g H00d’s Sarsapgrilla in the house. It is 'hi

great help to mothers _while nursing. I

‘ e any ne ve _nown 'OO Barsaparilla to give to other sufferers; I gladly recommend it.” MBS. Joi-:ns LA Pica, 240 church st., Toronto, ont.

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Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is sold by drugglsts. $1; six for $5. Prepared Dllly by C. I. H00d & C0. LOWCII. M383

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The testimonials in'favor9f@H9oiiffl_`8ar§.

stomach from which I isntfered' mach’

attack. I was treated for néuralgia of tho”

Wrote and ur ed me to try Ho`od’s` Sarraf

have given it to my baby with satisfactory* -results. I cannot state all I would liked! th m be its I ha' k H d’ll

notice; The Senator say§f'he is

ihas to say in favor ot' voting “yes” o

concludes. We quote: '_ , ; “While there is so much that

of every voter who »believes`Lthat' uh ,total suppression of the liquor ,tra

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1,000 personal letters to 'incite his A

A and we fail to' see why ,thc Senator should have obtrdued politics upon its

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1, favor of s. prohibitory law, p ,hut all he;

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Women’s Dongola Strap Slip`

per, 'finer Quality, _ $|,l]5

Wombn’s Dongola Strap Slip- per, patent tip, $|,20 We would like to have you se hese lines, compare prices and quality with - what you have been buying. They’re on ex- ,

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