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GLADSTONE A PINANCIER.

Clean Record of an Able, Unselfiish Man.

Upright and

tician that we note the Glidstone from the office ster and from ‘public life— cian, but as a political and

It is fas a pol

departure of Mr

notrs ay

social « mist. The praesent generation bas ‘forgotten most of his life's work, knows naught of what it owes to his la-

bors, and we can but briefls here. In doing so one general observation may be permitted Throughout his life Mr. Gladstone has been eminently clean handed. Not only has he never taken a pension for himself from the public purse, but he has never, when not in office, eked means unworthy of a gentleman and a man of true honesty. He preferred to write magazine articles and books about Homer. Consequently

recall the past

out his income by

punt” off the stock exchange; no limited

»e of weakness to him in practt- eal affairs, and fur one thing marks him mt his career as a bad judge of ‘harlatans could always impose up- were plausible, because the simplicity and uprightness of

prehendiug baser-minded individuals, To no small! extent his virtues were the cause of the intense hatred with which so many regarded him, and in this respect his suc- cessor is much more favorably placed for the enjoyment of a long and prosperous political career. Lord Rosebery knows all about the turf and the stock exchange, ‘those dear old English vices.” About Mr. Gladstone there has always been some thing of the ecclesiastic in the best sense, anda good deal of the dialectician and theological casuist. But to us, above all other characteristics of his great personal ity, stands out dominantly this attribute of cleanness. It is visible, not only in his own life, but in the way he has abstained from quartering his family upon the nation. We remember once hearing about a relative of his who declared with strong language that had he been a complete stranger to the Prime Minister he would hive long since had promotion in the fight- ing service of which he was an humble subaltern. Thecomplaint was, beyond a doubt, justified by the fact, for a serupu- lous and noble sense of honor—old-fashion- ed sand rare, always governed the late Prime Minister's conduct in this respect also, as all who care to look at the actual position of his children can see for them- selves. Differ from him politically as men may, it is impossible, looking at the facts, for anyone not to admit that in los- ing Mr. Gladstone’s services the nation parts with one of the purest, and, in all that relates to himself and his family, most unselfish men who ever helped to guide its affairs. —London Investors’ Re- view.

SHORT HOURS.

They Result in Invariably Increasing Pro- ductive Capacity.

There are sti!l some here and there who seem to believe in the old maxim of Riche- lien that workingmen are to be compared with mules, who are less spoiled by work than by repose; but, on the whole, the ben- eficial effect of ressonable repose is now generally admitted and, according to the Contemporary Review, nobody would think it wise or profitable to return to the very long hours of the early part of the century. And, here again, what is good for one nation has proved good for others; all have alike benefited in productive capacity by abandoning long hours of labor. When Mr. Scott, the eminent Scottish shipbuilder, opened a yard in France, he reduced the hours of the French shipwrights from twelve to ten, and says he found it advan- tageons so far as he was concerned. In- deed, he raised their wages in consequence from 4 france a day to 43 francs, so that they must have done more work in the shorter day than in the longerone. When the hours were reduced to eleven in 1872 in Canton Glarus, the manufacturers proplhie- sied ruin, but obtained 99.15 per cent. of their old production in the first year, and more than their old production in the next, lhe eleven-bour day was introduced into the rest of Switzerland in 1878, and Dr. Sehuler, the factory inepector, extracts the following results from the books of sa spinning mill whose machinery was too old to be speeded except very slightly: In 1876-7 in twelve hours the mill pro- daced 372.18 ko. of yarn per 10,000 spin- di+s, but in 1879-80 it produced 388.88. In 1881 the Swiss factory inspector reports a tannery and a watch factory as having vol- untarily reduced hours to ten, and hav- ing in both cases found the same quan- tity produced in the day and an improve- ment in quality. The textile manufacturers of a particular district in Bohemia reduced their hours in 1870, and, while they got at first a little less product in the day, they soon got more than before. M. Freese, window-blind manufacturer at Hamburg and Berlin, who had reduced his hours to nine in 1890 and found the step profitable, reduced them further to eight in 1892, and obtained from a majority of his hands an increase of the quantity produced without any loss of quality.

One of General Wolseley’s Secrets.

One of the secrets of Wolseley’s success is his being always ready. The Premier of England, having an interview with him one day in London, and giving him com- mand of the army at the Ca of Good Hope, inquired, as they aan: “When can you start?’ “By the 4:15 train,” an- swered Wolseley without an instant’s hesitation. It wasthen 1 o'clock. ‘Yuis trait of alertness, together with a wonder. ful faculty for choosing whatever time and conditions happen to be most convenient for doing his eating and sleeping, have been fauiliar to his friends since his boy- hood. The Rev. Abraham Jones of Holly- Academy, to whom he went to another ex pupil talk found is way around to W olseley and his boy ish

Jones recalled to his friend's

fact that he bad predicted the ws rise in the world. But he tuat the end had not come yet. ‘Garnet will be a Field Marshal oue of

nemory the

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Krupp, of Prussia,

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Painting—Miss Margaret H. Chisholm will form a sketching class in oil and water colors during the first week in July, and also special classes for children in drawing from nature. She will be prepar- ed to give lessons, as before, in all branches of oil and water color painting, throughout its various departments.

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eit go or hit

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atthe Provincial Trevsury, in Summereide from Wim. T. Hunnt Esq., in Georgetown ®® ‘ George LB. Aitken Esq tome

P

mayié—dy tf

her for himself or any other pe xis, Wares Or merchandize in this Pre

Solicits or canvasses tor orders eth nselfor any otlver person for the ale

merehandiz* w thin this Proyvinee, eltbe® the production of samples, photogrs a logues, printed or written matter, or é by word of mouth without tae producer as samples, photographs, ca alogues, printed or written matter, shall, before be or she Gta upon the business of so selling any goods, : wares or merchandize, or soliciting GF Gia varsing jor such orders, pay to the Provinetal Treasurer of this Province on annual Neem fee or direct tax of fifteen « ollara.”

2 * Upon payment of or d.reet tax, the eaid | vin shall vrant a license authorizing the perma therein named to -e!l goods, wares and meh ehand: ze in this Provinee, amd 1 and Canvass tor orders tor the sa pur tare Of gexaix, wares Within this I’row wee Sane h m granted and remain inf k ¥ one year follow tie date up x a sid license sh be yrante d ain oo longer.” ~

; Ly suc i ii f r or S son not permane y residing i ths steendadiatnente who, after the 7 issing of this Act, shall sell any good<, wares or Ee chandize, or so ur Canva ior orders 687 the sale exchange or purchase of any goa wa or merchandize in any we. cer ae sa withim this Provine witheut be first J the ‘ license fee or direct tak, a bia ned the satrd teon e, shall for each ‘

nw she shall

- hin, wim m } ue, or soli-

: sale, €3* change of jicitoe « uty) ganain wares or merchandize as aforesaid, be liable to pay the sum of two hundred dollars to the said PI

vincial Treasurer.”

his Act is now in force,

. cense Can be procured in Chariotteomi

ANGUS MeMILLA®, Provineial Se cretary Treasure®. rovincia! Treasury, ; Prinee Edward Island, loth May, 15894. pat pio tf

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