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Arrival of Massachusetts and Other U. S.

Volunteers-f Troops

will be Paraded with

Cttawa_Brigade on Parliament Hill

- 'Will be inspected by Earl Grey.

Orrawa, August I0-(Speciail-This

City was today taken, in a friendly way

bya thousand armed United States

under Col. J. ii. Smith and Maj Jenkins

:and 15 men of the Providence Machine Gun Battery under Capt Beixby.

They eucnnipeil at the Exhibition

miiitianien. g

grounds, where Earl Orey reviewed the

There arrived this morning 776 of the ¢,,.o,,ps_

5.h Massaohcusetls Volunteers Mllltinl -Tomorrow the the visiting militia

of Boston. under Col. Oakes; 100 mon of

will parade with the full Ottawa Brigade

the British Naval and Military Veterans ‘on puriiniuenthill, Ottawa.

LIST ill lNi|iiLS

liili Siliil HALILS

To Take n Place ln Exhibition

Week at Charlottetown Driving Park-Fine List-

The third payment inthe stake races

to be trotted on the Charlottetown driv- ing park during Exhibition week be tween the 8th and 12th of October nex

has no_%1:cen made and the horses have been n cd.

Below is a list of the entries in each

stake and these races together with six other classes advertised u few days ago- - should give the best racing ever held here.

2.40 cease 'mor suns.

1. Kremnat Br. G._by Kaiol owned by F. Ii. Gaméioh," ` Charlottetown, entered bv George Hughes, Charlottetown.

2. Park Don Br. Gold by Parkside, d

by Don Junnowned and entered, by Park Stables, Charlottetown.

3. Moda Epnuicte Bay M, by Epziulete d by Aloantaru owned and entered by Dr. J. T. Jenkins, Charlottetown.

~l Sky Pilut owned nnil entered by

Owen Trainer, Charlottetown.

5. Kaiol Buy St. by Kremlin 2,073 by

Oiita by Guy Wilkes ‘2,i5i owned and catered by J. M. Nicholson, Charlotte- town.

tl l‘rlnce Louis, Bay Gold, owned by

Ilooper lloruc, Charlottetown, entered by J. H. G. Murphy, Charlottetown.

7 Lady Parkwcvd, br ui by Pnrkwood owned and entcrsil by G. C. Holland, Tryon. ' ' ‘

8. Mile Minto by isrca‘, owned by Cai- roll Bros, Halifax entered ivy Peter Carr- ul‘. }i-ililux. 9. Regal Pandcct by Regal Wilks, ow- ned and entered by Springhill stables, Sprinnliili, Nova Scotia. i0. Bridle M, owned and entered by L.

B. G. Pllair, Fredericton. N. B.

2. 25 o1.Ass'rii.o1~ srnici-:.

1 Park Don, br Gold by Parkside hy

iAinard'| Linimeni for nie evsrvwhere.

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25 Per Cent

Discount on our Entire Sltosck of and Misses’ Tan

if ,sr _

Boots and Siliocs;

Don .iuun owned and entered by Park Stables, Charlottetown.

2l’urklo BayG by Parkside, owned

and entered by Owen Tininor, Charlotte- town.

Bllinlol Bay St, by Kremlin, 2.(i7l£ d

Oilta by Guy “Wilkes 2.l5l owned and entered by J.M. Nicholson, Charlotte- town.

l Cock o` the North, Bay Geld. by

l?urksiile, owned and entered by James Mcl)onnid, Summeiside.

5 Regal Pandect by Regal \Viikes,

owned and entered by Springhill Stables, Springhill, Nova Scotia.

fi-YEAR OLD TROT BTAKE.

1 Maids King, No. 37847 by May King,

2.210 r' by It TM, owned and entered by L. D. Morton, Digby, No_va Scotia.

:i Gracie Mac, Bay m by Parkside, d

by lierando owned and entered by H. C.

_ilooper Cliarlottutown.

li. Devilish Dorothy,` lilk in, by Dare

i)cvi1‘2.0il d by Woodbrino [owned and entered by Dr. .i. T. Jenkins, ciuiriem- town.

»l' See See ohn St. by Kaioi d Belle

Stanford 2.3i by Leland Stanford owned and entered byJ. M. Nichoiscn,Charlottc-

LOWl'\.

.'i. Dr. George Millie by Helicon, owned and entered by Sprinirhili Stables Spring-f hill, Nova Scotia. ' tl. Koronetta owned and entered by

L. B. C. Phair, Fredericton, N. B.

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iiTt¥iT<Ttions to the French bishops are still kept secret, but all the extreme clerical organs, including the Gnulois, ar positive that such instructions refuse t recognize the French association laws and urge resistance. The views of the Mode- rate Iiepubliciins, expressed by _the Jour- nal des Debate, are thatnit would be a terrible blunder for the Vatican not to accept the irievitnhie and to refuse to indicate the means of conciliation for th`e French Catholics, enabling them conscien- tiously to accept the laws of the land.

M. Leroy Beaulieu points out that for

the last thirty-five years, every time tiiat the Catholics, iisteniniz to reactionary ad* vice, have attempted resistance such as is iiow enjoined they have signaily failed and in-evocably diinished Catholic iniiu- ence in France, and have played directly into the hands of thc Socialists and free thinkers.

Panic, Aug., ‘I0-The Papal encycllciii

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FOR WORKERS.

be it mental or manual work-Clark’ Pork and Beans is aloud full of energy Tustyitnd ready-to-eat. fic. and l0¢- tint!

Vnllvaitsiso, Cnii.i, An|z.{li‘,-(Special)

At 7.52 o'clock last Thursday cvening,V5i. pariso experienced an earthquake of rrreiit

seve;-ity. and during that night 82 shocks

The loss will be enormous, probably

Two thousandperiionskiilcd is consid-

Tl"iE- EARTHQ; AKE “ L A AT

ARLo'r'r1s'rowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, noNDAy Angus 2°, 190 ,,,,,,,M,,,, _,mms

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v VALPARAISO- NEW BRUNSWICK

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-I . . . .Surpassed That oi San_ Francisco _ Two Thousand People Killed -ilave Done Much Damage May be a Seriou

Damage $250,000,000-People Camped on ilills, Surrounding Matter li Rain Does Not Come-Several

_ The City Their Condition is Depiorable Eighty Towns in Danger- Government Land

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l:~iV€ 5h0CKS Ftll- is Going to Sulfer.

Vina Del Mui, three miles from Valpa-

raiso,and having a pcpuiationof over l0i|,000; Auirihue, £5 miles southward, with :i population cf 2500; Snitoi55 miles

WGN fell- g iifviiy with 0,500 people; Qnilioin, 2.3 miles Most of the buildings cf the cit.y were away, with 10,000 people; and the villages Tulnlid Ol” di\U\8ii1‘fl- L ull around were destroyed.

Most ofthe damage was due to llre

shock.

tents on the hills. parks and streets. Food

is very scarce, the railroads destroyed and the nights are cold u.nd wlnrly.

The people are suliciinig rrrcntly, The captain of ii stcniiiship \vlil<;li has

arrived from San Fi~aiicisco says the

situation here is uint-ii worse tlinii that following the disaster' nt. San I"riincist-0.

l`0H¢¥lllDH$250.0U0-(XXL which started iniineillatelyiifter the first SAN'"“" "I" C"""‘i» A“i~'- lil"iSi'L"1l1\l~l-

Several lives were lost iii this city by earthquake.

ered fair estimate of casualties. ,L The whole population is sleeping in I Many were kmed by fuipng huiiilinrrs.

Great Britain, 0; Iiraiicc, 0; Russia, 0;, Germany, 1i;Italy, 0; United States, i1;Jupan, 3. `

Cruisers (armored): Great Britain, 28;

France, i0; Russia, 3; Germany, 5; Italy,(l; United States, 7; Japan, 0. Protected: Great Britain, 80; France 37; Russia, 0; Germany, 20; Italy, 18; United States, 22; Japan, 20.

Unprotected: Great Britain, 0; France,

i; Russia, 3;Gern.any, 15; Italy, 1; United States, il; Japan, 7. Scouts: Great Bri- air- 8- - ' , Torpedo vessels: Great ~Brita.in, 21; France, 15; Russia, 7; Germany, l;Itaiy, il; United States, 2; Japan, 3. Destroyers: Great Britain, 1lIi;Francc. 31; Russia, GS; Germany, 43; italy, iii: United States, 20; Japan, 29. -, Torpedo boats: Great Brltain,i%T; France 255; Russia, 172, Germany, 8i;ltaly, T25; United States, 32; Japan, 7il. Submarines : Great Britain, 25; France 30; Russia, 13; Germany I; Italy, 2; United States, 8; Japan, 5.

The following is the list of vessels in course oi construction-Battleships; Great Briton, il; France 6 and 0 to be laid down in 1006-il7; Russia, 4; Germany 2 to be laid down; Italy,-l; United States, _8; Japan 3 and 2 to be laid down. ' Pict/ected;Russia 1; Germany 4. and 2 t

-be laid down: Japan, 1. Scouts: United

States.5i. ,

Dcstroyers, Great Britain, 18; France, 23

and i tobe laid down: Russia, 20; Germa- ny,(l, and 12 tobe laid down; Italy, 4; Japan,25. .

Torpedo boais;/ France. 52; Italy, 20. Subniarines;Great Britain, 15. France.

30 and 20 to be laid down; Russia, 15; Germany, 1; Italy, 4, United Statesi; Japan 2.

It is shown that of first-class battleships

Great Brltian possesses the heaviest type in the huiit, list, the tive vessels ofthe Dominion class being of 16,350 tons displacement. Japan comes next with two ofthe Shikishiinn type, l5,200 and i-i,B5iltons respectively; the United States follows with two of the Georgia c'a~is, 14.048 tons; then Russia, with the Slava, 13,510 tons; itaiy_ (ln modern vessels, thc Benedetto Br_in,type |l3,2i-1 tons; Germany, the llrunsciiweig type, of 13,000 tons; while. if`rance's largest ,vessel is the Suiiren, l2,52'7 tons, builtin

.nlghougiiiliiite ii sea was running. iii- |n0`,_\.D_l._0_Box k¢,y_ Appb, ,\L,,|,;,,

lana Purchase Exposition two years ago. Thejewels were stolen from iitiunl:

and they were not missed until the (filly- tons had returned to England after a tour around the world. They then had no iueansof knowing where the jewels had been stolen. _

About amonth ago ti Hindoo rcrvunt whohad been in their euiplny diiriiirg their trip, was fatally injured by an elephant in India and on his dciith bed confessed that he stole the jewels while in St. Louis. 'He said that he liccnnic aiiirined, and, fearing detection, had dropped theui into ii hole in the null ci' the Manufacturers' Buiiilinu.

Later he again wished to secure the

gems. but on returning to the piuct- ht hud secreted them, could not reach thi- boticm of thc space between the piiistci and the side ofthe building, Fenriiii; to make any inquiries or nsk assistance, the liludoo departed from St. Louis with the Cinytons, leaving the jewels in their hiding plnce. -

O`Brien was generously rewnrfic/i, and

was also enipiyed by Mr. Clayton as his personal attendant.

LIKE A NEW DISEASE.

New to the man who ne"cr had corns is

the pain relieved by Putniiiifs Corn Extractor. Old corns and new ones cured quickly by “Putnani‘.~4." Sold everywhere.

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lSLiNl] Mil Li]Si iillll\lSH|P IN lilil

i3o.~r|'i>.\', Antz. iii.-“lt was the worst

night I :ver knew in South Channel," said Capt. Doggett, of the schooner Mystery, yesterday, speaking to it Post reporter of the experience of his vessel 'I`hur.~ulny night when two men were lost. “The two men went out to tnkc in trnwls at 7 in the evening. .\t. that time it was clear,

sldcofuii-iv moments it for shut in and ninilc il impossible to see more than ii low feet. Il, was ii ivuniler that any ofthe men got back to the

BUMPAHLSIUN ill illliNll $5l.lilll THLHUSSILLN

W[lllLl]'S NLVILS WUHLH JLWLLHY PllliYillPLllEL

The usual return giviuiz the state of ST LOUIS A R |7_ A M d - _ the fleets of the great nations of the strumons énblgd from Ecng!:ffn(:"nJ$'1l;n';‘,‘ >&5. i"n'|'i-insnuau, Ang. IT.-A mani-

il--.to signed by Count Hcyden, Prince

world March til was issued recently 013,-ren ,,|abm-er employ Hull . ..1, ,j ~ byt»h`cI<1uziiih Admiralty- The follow-ling oitile worlds Fuirisfiiuinggfillgliir '\""‘_"'“°” "'V°"*‘““ M'“i“‘?,‘ S“‘k°"°"" :ir are the iiizures: Bett»leShlvs= Grewearihed an alligator bagcouruinin;1,ie\\~.-,i.- ‘f;;'L':§““‘i °"t,l’ehfl“°"“h° "my of '““` ritain, til' France, 20; Russia 12' i . . . ` ` l4°"°"a °"» Says’ Gcrmany,3i;'Italy. 16; United States’ K;-_u,::dllylygiogg;gl;d£;:,;;,:l,?£(;?eQ,?H_‘ “the uieiiibers of the late parliament,

' ’ uiio have held aloof from the aims oi

15: Japan, ll; Coast defence vessels: . _ -

shire, England, durlngaiisittotheiouis lmmrty of popumr freedom hmm dc

ciiicfi to unite on thvliusis of aconr nionprogrnm. their main object being thi- t-rcaiioii cf ti constitutional monarch- ini stiiti-," _ The rt-;,feneration of Russia is dependent

upon u strong monarchiai power, popularrcprescntiilloii and freedom on the rights und equality of all before thc luy. .~\ll nationalities must enjoy equal political rights and citizenship of thc highest pcwerand mustforin a strong coii.~t,i= utionai izcvernment, which witiioul.iirhit.rui~ines!, but unswervingly destroyinir the old order of things, must unix-y into cliect the liberties proclaimed hyltlie einperoi`s manifesto of October KH, l:»i».'».

'llcgarciing the agrarian question,

this party considers it necessary and will not hesitate to demand compulsory expropriation of any amount ol' pri- vate property necessary to create per- iuiuicnt peiisiint lioliliiigs. .

“'l`iiis p.ii-liainentary group styles it-

.-rell thc part-y fi regeneration. It is the enemy of violence and riibltrarincss whi=i~esocvcr they muy emanate. Only throutgh the lawcnu the peopleis needs hc .~uiti.~iicd."

'l`i'i-::=i»,\\'\ and \Vcrinesday, August :Ii

and 22, at thc Uliarlottctcvvn (lp:-ia iiouse, Hernian lla.nson,i\ noted llcston Society performer, will give those \vi.-ii- ing to see an eutertniiiinentn clnuicc to witness some wonderful feats r-|‘ (lricntul and Modern magic. No one sliould niiss

this entertainment.

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0S'l`-flii l7|.h iictwccn .\lt-,_\a\i1li'in, A mul Mill \'i|-\\ , black .sprinu cushion.

Bill).

D vegggplnii; when the roll was called iflniivi-lviive ut Ten Mile corner, or! at

iilng Vess

' ',1;f,X Agency:-bo Bcdfoid Row.

a

name was not known by any oi thc crow. These men liiid rust ioiiieil the Mystery,

s .3 .J “_ _ . £3 ' . _

& ' and ncitlic-i' had much experience in \,,l_;A,DV_M 1 f _` V)

H > C 'lv d°i`Y l““"l n°hl"g‘ ann' D°gR°" Ain 1iogt'n|elr'-lalvf\l‘\t\r|i“|v\il»(riltc; \\'li!rl-,Hilo

‘ cruised around in larger and larrzer circles my" ptinrirc oi' house. Good wages to

‘Y J” ` V - "1 "` '_~.f»" ' 'l' V than niidniizlit ailliut tworepsondcd," Mill View. ~_’i\i|lipi .g

’ ' - 22 ' ’ '

These tuo were Michael Reddy,

WI years om nr Nawieunuiami ami it Aiii-:i'iii<:sr:x'rATivi~: \v.\.\"i‘F.b..iu

- ¢~ m n ficni Prince Edward Islnnil, whose _ "}’_Y ‘“.“"

|_¢;.o|tli~i i liilliiiig. | _ _ '_ ry tiuiniilii 'l‘i\i|oriiiiz Co.. 'iur0iito. Hilti wi

‘ .iiinigiu .mu ,ut new nav. hui, towne riuht v»-rsw\~- Aunty 23* ,'\-ills 1|"!"l§f\-

lie mit short his trip and rclurned wi h

"oi l ` 0 f' _ _

marine Underwfllerss sign eftiu- two- ‘ ;_;_,

lO1\Rl)lIliS WANTFI)--A icw boiirili-in

Charlottetown P' E' I' °“lYL2‘-"im pound" M h"dd°ck and md' ]`) cnnbe comiortnliiy iii-comofiattwl in

Y

BXD¢°l»lUl¥ ill" the me" mllfhi' hue ‘wen centrfil locality. Residence has nli motif-in

- i -- if H,,1;s,Qafg¢es and Freight & Steamers and

s , r ,L I ` ‘ Sa els insured, on nioit ftlviifableliérdib.

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A gg, n ` .._’. ` _ ,_ ,, n . Wi” _tu A *_

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ui hy the schooner Joseph

fashioned bar was Pa “"8 H

The demand _for Chamberlain Colle. Cholera and Diarrhoel Remedy here btw ,bun so great thatlliave scarcely been able to keepit in stools. ithas cured cases of riysenteryherb when all Oth" remedies failed.-FRANK Joni-ts. Plk¢~ ville, ind. 'Iliis lvmedyis forsalo by all riruvglsts. '

conveniences with lame aiiy rooin~.

Representing* L L A i.)7ii“blii‘i:i~'eli.‘wiiieh had been in the vicinity -"\i’l’|Y “if im! °m°°~ I mil :ll l"l

L Royal EXCli8!1RC Of L0l1'dGil, Eng- when the mon were lost. They had not

t ' . -on by the Cromwell. An old GENTS:-Sellmarie-in-inmsiirc i-ioiii

been ~\<

k 3| °“u,,,,,,; .'\ ing. We are going iltret-,t nnilif-A

wearer with the well known "liner

land. ~. = »

. _ , C t. I)naui~t.t plnshis hopes on her. U do G _ G My _

Mrmniieim Insurance Co, ef Mannheim. "P ie' 'ii`°i..n’J'l1°3§7, »r...f'}l.i{’.§f' "i<f’?2<`>°.i wil"

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ST. .loii:\', August i0-tSpeci:ill Fur:-st flies are doinif arciit tlziiiingc in New Brunswick, especially along the line of the I. C. 1i.froi_i il\\thur.~i to Regt-r.s\'iile, and unless ralii i:f.\ini-.~i soon si-vci'al settlements are in iinninciit -liiiigcr of

being it-ipeil out.

'l`lie whole of thi- iioriliorii }~'\rt nl' thi-

lookerl like i1 (lun cnlorcti disc.

'l'lielieiit is tcrrilic, and ierytliiiii; i.~

niitii ii inn I

sriiiiiiit usi

(1_\ino. August i7.-The wave or

l’uii-lslaiiiiisxu which is sweeping.: over liuypt is ii [actor iii politics which' ciiiiiioi. lic ion seriously iiii»:i'pi't-tial hy

province is vcilciliii iiilciisc cloni iii siiiokc and forscvcriil ili\y~. thi- sun hsis

L dry as Liiirler.

iluniii-eds of nicn are out lighting the

tluiiii.-.~, '- .\~ yet their tires hits mostly in the gov ernient lunfis hut some of tiic best timber

lniiilsoi the province are thiratsriad and tin- loss to pi-i\i\tc owi\i~i‘s iuiiy he heavy'

iii soul-~ t:ii~i-fr people i1arro\\'ly escape witii tht--r li\~e-'.

r S.-vi-ici! uf the priiicipai thorough (ares li-:uiiiig intu Viiiitliaiii liiiiliuist and otha

iirrrt li ~i<ui‘i~ io\\'ii.~ l\i\\'\~ l»i=i:n rut Ulf.

f“iUllLil]N llllill ; ill llllllill IS

ii ifilu the increase-Bic Gain L For First Month~Very

thi- iiiipierial L»o\'eriin.ient.

ll was stciunied hy the ilriiiiwss of

Grieiitliritaiii over the Tnluili iiiclfleiit and hy thc execution of tlic iiiiiriii-rt-rs of liaipl liull at lleiiisiinwi, but only lor ii liiiiv. liven the \\'ni‘nlii;_{ whit-li Sir l‘I»i\\ itril (irey, the Bi‘iti.~ih foreign minis- ter, iitls-icrl iri the house of voiiiiimiis, tliiit \‘xti‘i:iiic iiieitsures may iii contingt-|l~ cics lu- necessary, nas lost its eller-i.

l.;ir<l tlroiiicr has warned the go\ei

iiieiitin the ;;rave.~t. liiiiguiigc oitiic von suqiicnize oi' lack ui' liriiiiicss ortho npp eariiiicc oi it. No om; knows the true iii.

oi his dcspiitciics rccomiiieiidiiiir Lli iiici'c:ist‘ D_f the armi' Ui "’L‘Ui1l1-’\U0il “'-1 eceivcii with delight l-liimpeiiii rcsidciits. liiit what has hiippciiciif 'l`lic »_|_3ril,i_~»li

go\'ci'nuieiit has pr0nii.~.e<i ,iiirllicr troops “ut an early rlat|.~." 'l`lii-y have not liit iverl, iiiitl riraws is liviiiig ,~pi'i_-:iii ily tilt' iiiilivcpiess i.l:r\t the lliitisli nriiiy lri in-,iiip reduced by i.lic§\v\\r iiiinistei-, :intl Llint troops citiiiioi, lu; .~p:ii|»il to lu-vii oi'rlt~.r iii Iiirypt.

'l`iic natives liolii :i l|i;.'lx opinion ol Lord t?roiiiei'»-the iniin who has iniiiic l-Igypi what. it is-Init it his aflvicc isrii- ,-ggiirrlriil it will i\ppuzii‘ iii their i'_\'es in lu- ei .sign ul \\'f_‘1\k|'icsS in thi- om-v ilreiulcll "pri |;o\\'i‘ifiil gri-:it Brit..-xiii. iiiul .'i spill' oi [lic Cuiipiiiirii viiigiiiecriill Ivy .\lti\'tzi}ilia Kiiriicl Pusliii niiil other |\i`i‘i\"|it'f- 'il .seilitlon to :~iti'ilu.-_ ii lilow for niitioiiui iiiilc- pcnfiencc. Q

it is firnilycsiiiiilislierl Lliut ii crrtimii

niiiiilier oi tlii: oilii-cis ol' thi* l‘1,‘£_‘v`l1l-lil" ,,|~n._y- are iinhucil with i'cvoluiicni\i‘.i' .L-|,[;|,\oiir5, un~l_\\cuid ,_fiv~~ cwrvsiivils to tliciu on thc iirstoppoi'ti1nily,i\i\ilSlrclkl\~ continue to pri-ai-li thccxiiiilsinri of Cl\ri~ thins. In the saiiic iii-gn-c l’un-islniiiisiir ,tml fimiiticisni arc nvpiiniliiiiz and iyringlng iicitrer a crisis which will in e wurils of Sir l‘I-'liviirli (lrey, i-,oiiipcl L “cxtvciiin uii~:isures -~ iiiii :institutional iiiciesiires \\'hii'|\ iirt-nt, llrituin will lic lrouiril lo tiilti' iii an i>iiiei'i;cii\'y."

Iii the incutiinc tin-;_fo\'ci-iiiiieiit are it the opinion riwaidi-iris who liuvc llritisl iuiperiiii iiitei-nets utlioiiri, iiisplnyinrz ni nniiizliig iiiiliil`ci`i~nc\- io thc wui'\ii"i1\` 0 fate,

L Hot in Ottawa

; ()'i‘r.\\\'\. Augustill--(Special)-For the

ifilizst iiioiitli of the tiscnlyciir of 1006, `iCit|ii\<ia',~. foreign trade aiucuiitcd to forty two million dollars an increase of nine

.;a.B-- -a.--=~

millions over the same inont.h last year.

imports for -luly amounted to twenty-

gtlircc mul n hull million, an increase Of

vilvc millions.

ivarilness of the silitistion better than the ; |.]x,,O,-ts ,m,0unm,\ to emhwen and _ _ Q L *

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liritisii minis.er,and the iuipresue ton; muuner millions' an mcrelmefsr our V , ___.

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siirvuyoi‘~.~vni out iiy.liiiiics.l. liili have liocii 1‘uiii1in;,;iiiii-sic ilie north of this ciliy for thi: propose-i cnniil system to be lniiltbylllr. liili. it will connect the (ii-isnt l.ai;cs anti iludson Bay. The project, sounds stupeniious, but in reality t.lie.~:c ishut little actual work tobe

L don-;-, ilic work cr-nsistiiii; in deepening

and inalaiiig .invitgiiiiie natural waterways

'which follow the proposed route for

practically the whole distance. in DLMBS Where waterways or lakes are not convenient. the land is of such a

lciin.x‘acter that canals can lic niade with but little trouble. Mr lilil said ii fcw days uno that prraiu vcss-is would bc igoiniz 'hrniirzh this canal so Europe before water is turned into Pnnnnia cnmtl,

vii .. tlii~~ystcni oi' uiinuis in operation

and with his many lirnnr-li railroads nnw lining iiiiiit in Ciinndii, lilr. liili will have complete control nf the tiuii.~poi't,atinn of \iifldle St.ut.e=i and the Caiiuilliin North vest,

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