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ancient or modern times. In that period each dccennlnl census has added on an average more than 25 per cent. to the previous total, al- though the post forty years has shown a decline from the very high percentage oi increase in the eight earlier decades. Yet. rapid ne has been the growth it has come lar short in recent years of what some eminent Americans, President Lincoln among the number, had anticipated. It will be of interest in this connection to quote from the great Eliu1llcipntor's lust annual message delivered in 1862. Oil that occasioll he sllid:

"Taking the nation in the aggre-

gate, and we iiud its population und rutio of increase, for the several dc- celiuial periods, to he ns follows:

l’oplilation P. C. Ilic,

3,929,827 .'.,3u:.,:i:l'l 7,230,511-i 9,s:ls,l:l1

1830 I2,Sli6,020 1840... l'I,0liEl,453. 1850... 23,191,876

1860... 3l,»i~i3,790 35.58

“This shows an average decenninl

1790... 18110,.. .. I-R10... 1820...

35.02 36.45 33.13 33.49 32.67 35.87

snsar nssuurs rol.1.c-w on/u.i'rnn nxnncrarions. "1""

The growth of population in the ‘riods, is either two per cent. below, United States during the past 120 or two per cent. above, the average,

yenri lm! 59°” 31° \1l°Bt f°mUl¥*1l’l° thus showing how indelible, and, of d

ll' *ll* lll°t°"7 °l any 5”” “atm” °f consequently, how reliable, the- law 9°"

. 'Phey

of increase, in our case is. "men

"Assuming that lt will continue, mach gives the following results: tablet 1870.. 1880..

l890....... l900....... 1910_...... 1920,........ 1930.........

So

population _ _ States, dccennially, alter 1860 with tic 1

1880

1910

that

invreniae 0134.60 per cent. in popula- tion through the seventy ycnrs froml

,_ _

Silver

Casseroles

We have received direct from

the makers the very newest de- signs in this most appropriate WEDDING GIFTS including Pie Plates, Bake Dishes, Bean Pots and Salad Dishes.

The silver frames in these are

beautifully pierced and the lining are pure white inside and brown outside. They makc the best cooking utensil.

G. ll. Taylor Jeweler

GREAT 5coTT

. Its of thu

our ilrst, to our Inst census yet tak- the census. of 1911, the resu _ dramatic re der der I l_ en. It is seen tliut. the ratio of in- Wlllcll have “Ot Yet been made Public' fa, B ' B' rea 0 pays'

crease, at no one of these seven pe-Will “lake D' much better showing' Wh

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1870.

~ |1110.

56 6 216

. . ......103,208,4l5 ......l3B,918,526

......186,984,335

......251,680,914 Th President Lincoln. The

oi continental United the

far

.. 38.558 71

ta beneath the water is the more

important because the uirchip is quits

ible to,.the crew oi the subma-

::-MacKinnon’s Dyspepsla. Tablets

are excellent lor relieving all attacks

yspepsis, lndlgestiou, loss of ap- te and other kindred disorders.

t in results. 'Surely vour sto-

. 1s,s11,s12 MADAM-E-LABADIE

e appearance in this city oi Mme.

Harriet Labadie, who, tonight, at

Opern House, will give a drama- nterprctation of "Gossip," nn ln-

thc pm_centuge_of increase WM, pensely interesting drama adapted

Population P. C. I-nc. Orgfi.

ggi Echegaray, is an event of note both

_f- -4- ,. vi-vt...

THB C HA RLOT1\ETOW.N‘.QU»ARD]AN'ot the elesrivlslon from on hlsh of

" iuoNnA'v, Auousr ..,, .gn °hl°°

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are easy to take and very- ei-

ls worth 251:. 'l‘hat's all these

s cost. Sold only by The Mac-,

42,323,341 Kinlwn Drug Co. dril-

NOTED DRAMATIC

INT ERPRETER.

the Spanish, "‘El Gran Gale- which wns written by Jose

Visitors

M ad

Welcon- e

1890. 1000.

,3

50,155.783

62,622,250 25

91372'

15,994,575 21

267 Z1

lscs

socially and artistically, and prom-

to be a rare treat lorlnvers ol

dramatic art. Madame Lshndie, who is noted in America as fi dramatic in-

l’ston'|.

per cent. increase at each ten-yvuf h

~ ‘ i i t rest as

census since 1860. llt is o n 0 has to note that the 02119118 Ol 191° venr

shows an uctual l>0D\ll¥1l5l°“ “emily 4' 32;” iillions less than what President

“ fart Lincoln estimated it would be at Wm

rapid growth. Canndn's average ill' Ol 0

crease at each deceunial census down 5:20 to and including that ot 1901 was app under 14 per cent. It is hoped that art,

ii wonderful. To describe tier as n

' ' v rn e ol about 24 terpreter who stands to her art as

Thm makes nn a c g Melbn and Schumann-Heink to music,

undertaken a World’s 'l‘oiu‘ and

been travelling for over two s in which time she has appeared ughout the States of America, the Provinces of Canada, the

best West, and Alaska, in all oi eh she has been recognized as iln-

led in her work. In the words ne critic: "Madame Lnbadieis u gilt to humanity or at least to

t portion oi humanity which can rcciste the highest in dramatic

date, but still a marvellously equal

‘ QUESTIONS OTHER THAN RECIPROCITY. for

Other questions that reciprocity are mitted without paying hmdlmx to “s

the

entering Quite largely into the elec- as are the charges against Hom ML the

tion campaign. Especially is this true Oliver in Albert,,__ The ¢0,,¢e“i0ng 33"” in Quebec, where the Nationalist lead- made by the Government to Alberta .mu

ers are doing their utmost to make and Saskatchewan in the matter of cha the navy question the principal issue. Dllllllc lands Wllilllll those p"°v‘“°es ,nd

Judgcd by the press reports -thereialso ufiords some evidence that Mr. of seems to be little open opposition to Bbrdcn`s pledges HB l-0 lllmlllllg °V9\` don ireciprocity in the French-Speaking the lands to the Provinces were at- diiii

Province, Mr. Bournssa. is himself a trsvilng the attention of the elect’ glen’ lbcliever in reciprocity, he says, butlors. to ‘is doing his utmost to break the hold A survey of UW entire field shows the or slr Wllnni Lruirler npr... the Lib- that while recimocity will be the the

eral electorate by impassioned ap-‘main iSSU° Ollfslile Ol Q“°l’¢°. lt will LO

Deals to large meetings on the navalihe by no means the only 0110- AYHOUE question and alleged scandals. 'the many whose party ties are Very

__ The retirement of Mr. Brodeur, a strong and among n large number ol can

strong lieutenant oi the Premier in orhers who are intliilcrent to thc W-

Government is much discushed, as

to

,T - Quebec, and oi Mr. Aylesworth in trade question the voting Will be retail

CA" You Ontario, are seized upon by the Op- chiefly upon Duffy HMS 11S in Other ‘l“"l“g the last te" Year* The lf*

position as indications of wavering 'in elections heretofore. The bonds of Z3 the confidence of the Liberals. Inipnrty hold the average cleCt0l` Very pri British (_‘.olu’mbin. the trick by which'iirmly without much regard to trade showed a steady increase all along large numbers of Chinese were ad- or other questions. the

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THE' (WEAR VISTUN FROM ABOVE- lperpcndicularly and seizes a fish in hu

_ ki

hniik as posed high in air it llutters at the kemness (if the haw B Vision

. B t t _ f. f th -

for A time and wen “suddenly swoops i Pllilllcrellilnots elii:/Iemrlltizlinznsttrutcil ateliligt

,__¢ - ' ~ _ _,_ ' at certain heights oi elevation objects

" ‘ `hent-ath the water become clearly vis-

ible to the human eye us \vcll ns to the eye of the hawk. And this fact.

sustains an important relation to the

ls hopelessly to convey to those o have not seen her just what she successfully does and bow she

:toes it. She creates for the intellect,

the mental eye as vivid-'charact-

ers-characters as concretely drawn,

real, as consistent and as natural though they were represented in tiesh for the physical eye. Mn-

instead of employing what we actors to represent the various

racters, she creates them in her ind, so that they can be clearly

distinctly seen by the mind's eye

the audience. This having been e by a power or genius which is cult to describe, Madame I..-,ubadie

say and ' do the things

author-oi' the drama prepared for m.’ _

WEB PRICES FOR THE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12-'l‘he.Bur-

Oi Labor is conducting a country-

ide investigation ol the range on the

stigntors of Bureau recently made mprehensive report ol the wholesale ces during the last ten years which

line. The Department of Agri- ture has just issued report on

prices of farm prodiilcts, tending

at the prices puid to the farmers ving been growing less. ~

Her versatility is nothing less

Lnbadie is a producer of plays

in her capacity as stage direct- these characters, requires them

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FARMERS OF THE STATES

prices of commodities of lille

the water have been lcd to wonder

UY Those who have watched a fish ' _ _ -' M”

liose for your boys; best

value and wear best. E

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Buy “Black Prince"

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Every Thread of Our $15 Blue Suits”

" There is no Economy in buying “Class B" or “Class C” elotliiug just because the price is down,

Every suit we sell at regular or reduced prices

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is in the ‘ Class A” lot.

Cost no iilore in the first place-are far cheaper

in the “long run.”

Snappy new 1911 'models that were $15.00 to

22.00.

1 Are new $11.25 to $16.50 Vast Difference Between Price 'Cutting and Giving Fine Values

The suit you wear-

price you soon forget.

If the suit -turns out

to be a failure however, you remember to “lor- get” the store that “sold” you.

\Ve want the good

`cise null the discovery was made that ‘the submarines, while invisible from lthe ships were quite clearly visible H from the aeroplnncs flying above. So ll'

in recent naval mnnoeuvres ln

tlcships, cruisers, torpedo boats, sub- marines and ncroplanes were in exer-

n the warfare of the future the dead-

l\) 16°

bird-men in the air. 'l‘hc discovery

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xpert attention.

Consultation Free

r. E. M. Crossman ri: srsciliilsr

Will be at Prowse Hotel, Murray arbor from \Vcdnes<l:iy Ang. gill in. till Thur.day August lolh

p.ui. -

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I will 'be at the above mentioned lace to attend to all cases of im effect vision and eye trouble. hildren and grown ups will receive

will of every iiiuu as much as we do his mcney.

“Good War

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weaves that were $1 8 oo

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Dear Sir:

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A-. Montreal,

THOMAS HENRY

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helm-ning steamer leaves BOSTON

TUESDAYS AT NOON.

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