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Canada once held a proud position

among the great ccmmercial countries of the world in the matter ofshipping. _ In 1878 she stood Bfth in the amount

l of tonnage, her commercial Heets being

only exceeded by those of Great Bri- itain, the United States and two Qliiropean countries. Canadian ship- lpiug was then at its fullest develop- lment having reached .4 total of

,£333,015 tons. Of course this was

'almost entirely made up of wooden f\'e~;sels, and mainly of the saifing

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i lt is regrettable to note amid the ‘many signs of progress and prosperity lthroughout the Dominior, in farming iand notably in manufacturing and imining, that our shipping tonnage has isteadil y declined from year to year during the past twenty years. There had been an increase up to 1878. In the four years previous to that date we gained 175,000 tous, and reached 1 the handsome aggregate of a million and one third tons already mentioned. lThe decline is shown by the following

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July 10, 31

'|6gures taken at live year intei‘va.ls:`

Year. No. Vessels. Tons. 1878 7.469 1.333.015 1883 T374 1,276,440 1&s~‘ 7. 142 1,089,642 1t~:»:s 7 11%

It is t~» be motel that great as has

been the flccl'n_-1 in the aggregate, it has own mosit rap tl in recent yeav~~. Tnus, 1_1 tha tive years from 187.* to 1f_"<Il we lost 56 -37-5 tons. or _at the :axe of 11.315 tom a year, lwhle in the period 1893-\’ we lost

tons yearly. There has also been a. ve-ry cinsiderable change in the sizeof our vessels, which averaged twenty "years ago 178 tons each, and now averages but 104 tons each. _

'l`he prime cause of this remarkable

and most regrettable decline of Cana-

orn ou orpe to eaea avenot

become one of the great mdustries of

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Thursday, July 13 The piniic “Ti-lilbttelalon . new

owned by Mr. R. N. Cox.

It is beautifully situated, has a

good bay and river shore front.

It also gives an extensive view of

surrounding country.

Trout fishing in vicinity. _ i

_ Good day’s outing guaranteed.

Special tables for

Refreshment Booth.

Strawberries and icecream. Return fare for adults 25 cents;

tea 25 cents.

Train leaves city at~9.30 _a m. Games, races and othelramusements

provided.. .

W.A_STEWART,

_ Sec’y School.

July 4-'-7i

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Five Dohmv Reward

The subscriber will pay to any per~

son who will give information that will- lead tothe conviction of the pair- son or permns who stole the boards from the fence of the pasture known as the Brecken Field, between the railway _crossing on the Lower and Upper St. Peter’s Road.

P. P. ARCHIBALD,

Queen Hotel.

Charlottetown.

June 5th, 1899

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'1'0~LEi'-'rue southern half ot the Late Chief

Justice Pa1mer‘s House on Queen Street

Banged ;v__ithh__gt w_:te__ii. ___EleetricElighFt_a__otc. Ben . Mrs. _ mei

3ueenmSt.lii-`H. Jamlis Palmer. Ch‘Town Noi

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wardrobe and se how you are fixed for spring war. In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordering the same 1

numerous harborsiin-two and the great _;al_I_/mark as one ofthe nations of the fu-

ing husmem,--ought to be done in

mainly conducted by British and foreign vessels, while little but the

ship-owners. We pay millions year- ly to the ship-owners of other countries . which ought

be earned by our own ships. A steel ship building industry is a great and crying want in Canada to~

day and we hope to see 'the want supplied in part at no distant date.

In an article elsewhere the decline

in Canadian slnppfngiilgsfliscussed. It

Province has shared in the general decline, our shipping ha`fving fallen oh' from 322 vessels,54,2_5Q__tons in 1878, to 178 vessels. 15.9i79___;_§ins in 1898. '1‘he_new.tonnag;a on the Is- fland lastyear 5 yqsels, 372 tons. Of our 178 `vessels, 21 are steamers. The of Island vessels are -aviirage of the Lentire list being a -fraction over 88 "tons _ _ `

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quotes the total shipping tonnage of the world at 20.598.0§_”__-tons. Of this r°S\°°ssa°si#= v f ly Onehlli.

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‘coasting trade remains to Canadian

9,760,048 tons flag; ..» an This includes iff and other ' '

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U DAY- -ll' l-\ 13~ UW- China. Japan, or any other country

than those lint abive named. France

_ and Italy _but slightly exceed the

occu or our suirrlnu. Canadian “ML 1 _

A hundred anon :nous writers call

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ing themselves Baptists, as “One of

Many" does in the Patriot, could not break the force of the resolutions adopted by the Baptist Association of P. E. Island. "One of the Many? wants to learn of asingle "right, privilege or license” _ wh ch the registered rumsellers 'now have that they had not before. “H+ l. they have the legal right to frame and hang up a certilicate signed by ‘-hr Provincial Secretary certifying that they are"‘authorized 'to sell” liquors. And they have the privilege of divid- ing between them, without outside competition, the entire profits of the liquor trade in Charlottetown. These rights and privileges they had not before. . `

elf.

‘~ __ hoof 'ras days ornit-

' ' ing and hoping .':.ngl'an:1.- . _ ` \\ iety before the little ons

motherhood possible. _ _ '

thirty-one one-cent stamps to pay C0-fl

_ . _ _ . _ _._ ‘- 'N ` 3 93 Pnlle 1 ‘ lDJ.‘§ 0.043 |82 (_ & /ll/_‘_ \ the of mgthgf.

_ __ T _. comes; the aftq year? ofcare __ 1, _`T;_ and solicitude, nur_sing»,__tl1-§_

‘ :_-0, little 155.- into physical

" ' ‘ ` I-"‘ pleteness: guiiirlg the li 6 ` footsteps. the little ltirds ?.r.~:l the ;_"radnr\llj_= expanding mind-al! this is part oi the bur- den of motherhood. Y~;~t _an c:;\_cct;i:'.'. mother is happy with it all in bl1s.<;_11_ au-

flc 7-DT l011<, or at the rr-Lte of ~l3_'f-51 l ticipation of the dean soft r.r»tli2"z little

‘ bit ot' humanity which is all 'uct' \.c_y o\\'_i;. i .If the mother is p1;jv_~i:iz_E`;;. _\':.'a`:< or ziii- ‘ ing, the burden of motherhood is far hen_v1er§_ ‘ than it ought to be. The greatest 1'._;`:i_ter.:i ‘ f;hbd<f t"\‘i1c`~"c

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beenreplaced. f Neue' the lessit -has _r“~fi°'l~f ¢'\4__='“""` -°"’J'» °" °1°U"l’°““ beeom th h _ for iifty stamps. Afdglress World’s Dispsi-'

9 "PP°"~°9m5 Pt _ _ _ “ve sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.

too long delayed the mtroductiun of lm w_' Row,” of Sp.-§_n__g_i.__ip___?nm\:_¢___im<r

n ' ' ‘ ' ° Nova ` ` : “I can say steel shipbuilding which might _have > gash ab°u,5°°“‘iyo‘_'Q_"‘Ff,av°,i,e ,,

wasconiinedon the8thofApril.aud_Iwas only. sich about thirtv minutes in all. I can truthfully sav that vonr medicine “mr-ted wonders in my case. 'Although the ph; =ician was in the Illia: 7 dill nat about tn wnnnirn his aid " ‘

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Prescription. ft was flevzscd by an cxpen specialist for the express object of strength- _ enihg’ and healing the organs whicli ma!;e~

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_j dun shlppng lutroduc]`de£;§c?'-P1‘Ee;8§i;i*:ion”';ligvue;S the orde " i5f0I'1’of 0 iron and ' Slléel' Elilps, whit':`lj`p of all danger anddnea_ir_l_y;_al1 pain._ __I;_g_'1\;;s ,

. . 1 '_ v _ Q _ -‘ °‘i“2 *ff "‘>°°d°°° mm and ~=t»<§.=»i»‘, 22.?.;“5?‘&°;.3?..@.i‘;;..;.€ me _ _ skilled labor could _bo more eoonoml- ` The pi'o_péfties_an_d uses 'of this wonder- cally c0listructod..ill EuT°P03l fféwniopalgnfriggglgly tries than in Canada As a ghousug ` 1300;, - -if é‘Pé2>p1e»9

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veniencea Possession 'ven Ottoher

may be of interest to add that this” The SSS. BONAVISTA o sailing from

Montreal, Friday morning, July 14th, will be due at Ch’town,'I‘uesday evening.; July 16_i.h, and on Monday morning will sail for St. John’s, _Newfoundland direct, with horses,cattle andjsheep on deck; and produce under deck at low- est possible rates.

For further particulars as to freight

and passage apply to

_ PEAKE BROS & Co.

Char1olte'owuJuly 13. Agents

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States, Germapy, Norway, Frahce' _ _ °

‘ and Italy, in tlip order, named. Can- ' _

onine in the New Prev.. Blwk, am door to the right,up stairs.

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Having Jus* cimplete 1 out tint year in business, ve

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