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RHEUMATISM

is certainly cured 1 bythe use of `

EGYPTIAN RHEUMATIC

For sale by all Druggist

Price 254: per bottle.

Hay 25 cod lyr

j‘ extent in Germany also, and pensions l fer old age have been discussed both in Germany and Great Britain in a way that seems to open a prospect of legal provision being made for this service hereafter. It it clear that the civilised communities of the world .have by no means reached adeiinite conclusion as to what services shall be hereafter carried on by govern. ment, but in the meantime the undoubted tendency is toward exten- sion rather than curtailment. , The contention on the one part is that the state can give a better, and prob-

' ably both a better and cheaper ser-

* vice in many lines than is, or will be

uv: s1'oc|< INSURANCE.

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aforded by private 0; corporate en- zerprise. The post office is frequently cited as an evidence in support of this contention. But we find in our own country that the ownership and control of a railway system , has not proved economical, or in any degree more successful than railway enter- prises managed by companies. It has even been seriously proposed that our government shall dispossess itself of the Inteicolonial and P. E. Island railways in order to be freed from loss and responsibility for which govern- ments are inherently unfitted. No one, however, would go so far as to propose handing over the postal ser- vice to acompany. Judging from what is going on in other countries we may safely assume that in Canada it will become before long a. question who-_

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with all the latest improvement s. T Ouraim is tpdrlease our custom- 2 ers andino crtodoso wemusti gve them Ca-stings equal toanyi Lanada or U. S. _ We have therefore procured the very best American Sand and if one of the Met Mouldcrs in the

gs. We are now in a

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what we sayin true.

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deavor to please you.

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Enrlueers and Machinists.

Bteambl 0°' Wim;-f cnui<iu“.§'r$°J'n P.'m.i. rnoim ua.

ther the state shall not take over the telegraph and telephone systems and 1 manage them as part and parcel of the postal service, to which they are by nature so closely allied.

The government of Canada has

now a system of life insurance for its own civil servants. F rom this there is but a step to undertaking a gen- ;eral life insurance business. And if life insurance may be undertaken and carried on by the state, why not Bro ' insurance as well 'l No doubt the nn dertaking would be a formidable one, whether it were to be attempted with thecompanies still in the field, or by acquiring their rights and ex» cluding them ultimately from further operatiou in the Dominion. In the case of a sweeping loss of ten millions by a single con ilagration, as in case of the great fire in St. John a qua.;-_ ter century ago, the exigency might send the Finance Minister in haste across the Atlantic to negotiate g loan. The national credit might

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ed lo our establish-

p-to-date FOUNDRY

octal; long deem;

arnish and Charit

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Yarnish _like Ch_arity covers a. multidude of sins,and it is a sin against the p_urchaser,against the home, against business integrity, to at. tempt_ to conceal had workmanship and cheap material with the cloak of Varrish, The Charity that seeks to cover sin is less easily de- teclted than poor furniture masked in varnish, %J the one is equally as detestable as the other 3:11 can turn on the X Rays on_ our factory

in e furniture. Our sales are increasing, a proof that our goods are as they ought to be,

even be impaired temporarily by one such a disaster.

It is clearly prudent; to await

further developments in the line of state socialism in other countries be-

fore Culiallu. nialiesl any V::lll~l.1l’4>‘S in taking over ,services 'now fairly well conducted by corporate institut- ions. Our civil service stef is already suiiiciently cumbrous, and there is so much to do in opening up and developing our vast territorial area with its wealth of natural resources, that we would do well to go slowly

lian and some other countries are so

summerside, Cui-rie‘s Bookstore-D. K. Currif- fearlessly eXpe,imenting_ on area show an increase ol 689,172 A1b§f_§§;*’¢§‘,`,)emn Bwkmm G_ S_ Mum" acres in France, ol 218,086 acreiin th

Souris East, Telephone omce.RSeaman,Agent _ _ _ _ 1 ‘ _ _ \ d d\ 147 350 ' Mann-Db* in' J.E. B. McCREADY. J. P- HOOD. The prohibition majority is coming :Ealing :Aaah h ’ (_ “mate of

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Editor I Business Manager “P “ll ‘he _“me “°“" Tl” Clerk °f production given in tables published

‘he CWWU 1” Ch"'“°°"Y» "50 1"” the wish the report make the crop of 1898 best opportunities of knowing, now the largest or record, out the worlu’» All the latest styles n°ve|t"es

f” thinks there were 35,000 more votes reserve stocks had run' extremely low and NSW Y0l’k Mid P11089 R8 l0W

f* ‘ that said “yes” than said “no" on 29th bvf01’° 1250 l1\\IV¢S¥» _ n ...sl .Q Septemben Tre French area under wheat was

HONDAY. OCDOBER 24, 1898. A ` about tour and one~quaiter per cent,

_ _ t ` 1898, d. tak' ` h tr

The Transvaal has alittle was on its gr” er In an mg W ea Us

~ _ _ _ _ rye. and ma-rlin together, the area' in-

STATE QKUEANOE' hands with the revolting tribesmcn in crease ,,m0u,,¢¢¢ tg 793,179. ag;-eg,

_ _ ‘ its northern districts and there is a 'lbs avenge yigid gf wheat this year I3 alsoa feature of our r Smile socmhsm has so far advanced feeling of willingness in British South was nearly 22 bushels per acre against asso tmant*

. ‘in the Australian colonies that the Africa to have the trioesmen make ,_ 16,5 than 1531,, 1g97_ Au ogiéiag em- pretty deslgns that appeal to l-lm

* .government not only conduct the Prolonged Hgh; Already, with an male for Hungary puts the wheat crop

.post otlicé. as in this and other coun- army of 5 000 'men in the Held me at 119,639,000 nnshelsmgarust 89,924-_ tries, but control and manage Transvaal' government has felt `0b_ 000.lasi y~ar'; rye, 38,154,000 bushels, almost entirely the . railway _ ,md liged to can out 3 000 more. ` against 85,151.00() bushels last year; telegraph business and to these have ' __ harley, 61,446,000 bushels, against 41,- added a system of state are inBm_ance_ _ _ 475,000 bushels lust year; cars, 84.

_ K r Wh r t k . ° Ama ificent selection of

The ,mer bmnchisyem the expmywh 135? Otsvo Efiss oyzses so 1110:' 041,000 su sos, sgimsr 5s.ssi,000 gn all the

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mental Stage' and has 3° far been tenll chilrchl To which thep Lrlinlldn llldlitiiianibstdagarbeeggfaldebb clllllglifh effemsl In Blacll Dress ad ted l b li l ` f N ° .. r. ' ' . ` ° '

OP on Y Y 5 _9 C0 00193 0 9W News reply., Assuming the grdm- A papers on the authority of an oiilcial varlety 0 matena 5 ls so

Zealand and Victoria. A like scheme My family to consist of ave persons in I eptimam 55_300,000 bushels, but some Call Slllll any last? 8,1' I,

lhas been entered upon to a limited is altogether probable that two cfrthe reporas from that country represent anv pursg

Eve would he children of tender years, matt 'S emma” is tm large by or babies In arms It ml bb also be several million bushels The offers of

3 wheat from Roumania and Bulgaria

surmised that one, if not two, of the

' I 0 _ 1 are desrribed as --rather extraordinarily B

5” “ay “U *mme to C0011 dlnlm' f°l` reéti-ict¢d."._Monlreal Herald.

the rest. Got any harder question T’

are sent out to the effect that Britain is fast losing ground in some branch of her trade, and it is most frequently

lish makers ‘are more or less full

Country. V

l°°P°°1\l!71rI0dHood’lrlll»,torlomcdl-. dnoovoroonhhodsofaatrzirative powertn Ui ill” llaoa. They are a whole medicine

in those matters in which the Austra-

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employed, and are asking and obtain- | :EWU f0f 30» 40- 50- 60 and 70 6811's a‘ - ~ ~ - ~ 4 e a en

ing higher prices, so great is the de-, E 0)’ D- A- BRUCE- Agenl- t H \

:I[I;a'_l;dtf0r :bud t;;°;l~” N 0 shoddy in Oxford lweeds.

i rue a e ni a. as . . ~ Z

become the greatest producer of iron- , m ~ _ _ `

in the world, but this has .hem V

.rf 1" I

man at home and abroad and »wi6l'i» V if

out decreasing the volume of iron and il steel production in the Mother

'-2.'.'.‘::‘:.':.*f.:rr`.~.:.; Pi ||S g.A.w. neddm,Phm. ri.

lllrluler 65;,

llller llns |175. 80. L00.

¢ _ .

Ch’tovmP.E.I,f= 1 . A qg'-*msg .l

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' worunrs wunar onor. `

Crop for 1898 lo Estimated at 2,840

Hllllon Bulliols- ~

The Hunger an Minrsbr of Agricul-

iiire aim t -»~ sr-v-111| coruuiermal an ll ii- ities bnveissued their »s iiuntes of the 1 world’s wheat cron of 1898. The B~er- bolni esiimae is equivalent to 2.640 million busneis of 60 lbs., in the grand total varying but litle lruui the Hun- 1

gary clliciai estimate. The wheat crop. of India for 1898. as ollicially reported.

United Kingdom. 163,860 in Ontario,

l Srocxunrrsr by the yard af 100 1'2cl

“gsm ted that in the iron trade hey, 14c 16c 180 20 and 22c at “The Model

customers are being enticed away byi\sl°r°'" R' H' RAH¥‘AY & C0-

the Unimd S” es °' by G°"m"'°Y- It ‘| IN our judgement there are'no twreds T 5

° _

'is therefore gratifying to road ill 12116 | in the world for the price that' can ex London Economist that all the Enig- cel the genuine Oxford Tweeds for

amounted ro 242,921,280 bushels. that ot 1897 t»» 182,667,483' bushels. while the annual average for the previous livi- years was 226,446,080. Oilicial llguies i

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White Wool Blankets,

In twelve of the United States it is lunsnisrr is A Disssss -Eames can fl0llCt0ll l

left to the jury in murder cases to cured at the KEELEY IN%TITUTE, determine whether the prisoner who P 0111305; MHUW Of A1°0l1°1i5;U~ MOTPII wmte Blanket Sheets' is found guilry shall suffer death or 'mm Clganmes and T°b°°°° 1 5190

be imprisoned for life. The disincli- goin. N;§gra*th;“ia_°redN°rY°j Exhalls' *

nation of juries to condemn a. prisoner 01;: érfull 6 .32 lstrxggtionctlélzigsrfil

to death no doubt leads in some cases son who ivipslhes no be cured of 5); 0;

to a failure of justices in countries th bo d' d d - - V where, e in Canada. epiel punish- wifi. all iI§i.'i.°-f’.§!"f1f.._ °ii§l. 'i’.l§v§.il A “"1” “”S°" mem °' B”

ment is provided for by law. Ohio upon them for such facts as is placed' in °V‘“rmgS» exlla ‘arms at 85° $1 55: I

last year adoprcd the plan above re- their hands. This is the nearest Keely 88.Cl1

fgl-red 10 and New Je, Sey is now gon- IDSl3ltl.JUl8l;O "£8 M8I'll§llD9 Pr0ViDC98 h8U(5E'.

templating the same course, showing Pm” °“ Y ‘ °°h°“P°5t- ,

that it is growing in favor, at least NE%,Ci>_(i>(.”§'1¢¢i"n(i7i;Xii,RT QI1I1§3n“Li’8La<I»i;u.4lrLlii:§ l

in the states of the great Republic. A §§2§,§‘ ,,§f’§§§~B;X- 2-I_*5°§§NR§ggNP Shggig

' f -- _ '1`-sr.&(§}8s!_MPB;l:LL.-`t0ct 2l';Id& wk'\\:

Once in a while alarmist reports ny of ,he ,,,,_,,.,, ,,,P§§’.,,§f,,§’,,‘,’ ,,",?,,§°°§'°,f§,§‘ The best gloves for Fall Wear ts 0|!!

irect to the Institute without consulting B

su, ,.,.,,m,.,,. 0 utton Suede Glove at 400 per pair

natural expansion, aiidl increased’ / _ Q ' 1 » l W' "

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We have opened a line line of No

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750.

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quality and appearance You can bu

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Suitings Overcoatings and Trousering

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`Qnerve_rr=storative 7 l ,_ lshlngs a]“ 83-S on

1' ` ,, gimparied digestion etc., 1 I 3; Eg

e » 6 q §; - _ recommend it. __ , - .

J 4 x. ~. js Price 50c per Bottle.

nm `,“”~md, “_ , Prepared and soldf by

buv only Are Light - .~'I'h.e I1eI!9I’1&1 C11

For I0 Days

25 per cent discount on the for ten days

Laila' on-nts,

mm = anim. as¢.:4a¢. ireirs sims. Laila' Woolen liao,

All new s this season,

gi wn|aur&cr.. ms ALLEY & C0- “°°“

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