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` Mr. Logan Will lntrodope _a Resolution Coolining Preference

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V _ _ _ to Goods lmportegi-.3-fihrough 'Canadian Ports-Changes ` in The '|`ja&-;n0ther Matters Discussed '

'Twenty-irve Knot Steamers Wall- ' flalselour Days Trip.

1,wnot:rJnu. U -The plans of the so for lpuseng'-rs and mill being carrlel

ysstsrdsy Mr.Bordan asked for some

01-rawa, .ia'n. 14.-In the Command su

'lhl`!flsapou Minister and that than

further information concerning Hr. Hy- lemme or two changes he desired to

lnngdiseussed scheme for`an` all British

fmru London to the steamer-'s sidc with-

man. Hs oolntedout that there had been mah tothe resolutions and he was

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gain Committee tl the whole.

out change. gtis}|t`cs'it-d that the use of 25-knot steamer: will bring llullfnr within four

|day`s`bf London, and that the voyage to

miii route from Inl1l|_~!ll§0 UW FH' _I°\€* by way of Canada, are in course of pr-‘- pn-stlon for pressntatloa to ~P.ul|su@nt at

an grly rlste. H034! KODR and Australian ports will le G

Thepiunroniemplatcs the establish- mntcrially shortcnerl. If the plain

m¢1A`/gg! ng_w__pgt _at Qlackrod Kllay, rustun-,_tho Canadian Paclilc llguilroadrr Cwpty Maya, and arailway ferry from Company is likely to be permanently

Stranraer,Soot|aud, wL'_~rne or Belfast. identified with them.

-; ' ‘Q ' “ ""` Y “" `* l-lleffl WGNllrtllnolrfhlxlltancesconnect- in[¢»a lained that hnicus the article

- V erlvrith this casa which were unavoid' isofaflaaa or kind made in Canaria,

m _ _ nb'e, still there shouldbe some sxplana- u|_rd,_ therefore, coming into competi-

tion. tion with something marie in Canada, Sir Wilfrid Laurier asld that he had no the dudapinfr duty would not take st

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communication from Mr ilym.\n nlnoe frtt."’l.Thrrc wire o. number of things

BY the llonse adjourned for the holidays p

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condition was very unfavorable. It vrne

seerlaux one. The Premier was not yet i

"'Uii\°\ll- h°DB llld. therefore. he would Cnuadaand they have to bs manufac-

oslr the Opposition fornllttle more delay. tured l{ICn.nnriu in competition with

_tracts A Lot Di Attention -Scots-

the House rose for recess. Ile wanted to

rl ltuuulrvd only s dicuratloh. while

-The tar‘fl` resolutions were then tuk- th

no formulreslguatlon ofthe seat and that not now _making any reference to the Hltilolllrh thereslznntion ofthe portfolio itemaof the tariff. These changes were was rerrular and received by the Premier not serious. In regard to Section 5, it was not forwarded to the tlavernor pagelii) he added: “such special duty oneral. That was the position when or-‘-dumping duty ru paid on such

know how the /matter stood now. The alle." flhls was :added to the dumping urxtion of rrslgning the seat was aimp`e. 'rl ‘ `

e did hear from one very close to him manufactured in Canada, for instance

and ho wassorry to say that Mr. Hymnn`s cream - Separators have been on the

Lklra although not otherwise rtuti~

Iltftgiytg Mr. llourlasn, Mr. Eielli-

iacrd fu the free list which are

list. for some years, notwithstand- that they are manufactured ln

ewor . It vlrulshown to the 'l`ariil`

MIIB. A `

of separators were selling good# in anndain such a way us tc drive

While the Canadian manufacture htul to 'compete against the wrrlrl lt was not right that he should have tc con- tend with the (lass of competition which he had mentioned.

lr. Bnurasaa wash nh;»dlrnte pro-

tectionist., but he dld not think that

the Canadian farmer should pay for any more protection on this item.

Dr. Stockton has given notlde of n

resolution that legislation should he

ar British dominlons possessing re- sponsible lzovsrnment so that when

an alien became naturalized and 'h,a.~ taken nn oath of alliriancc in the ilnited Kingdom or any part of the British dominican he shall be entitled

toallpoiltlcal and other rights, pow ers and privileges, and subject to all obi’gationa ofa natural born british suhjectln all parts of the British Em-

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laid in the United Kingdom mud oth _

Aoamsr THE coMmNEs

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Commission that the foreign makers

Mlnistrrz-

report and tahulur statement ln/ r-onnec tion with the Indians of Prince Edward

itil).

ltesenre.-There are two reserves in

this supcrintendency, viz., Lennox Island reserve and tha Mnrall reserve. :The former lean island in Richluonfi bay: it contains nn area of i,3‘30 acres. The luttt r

is situated on Lot Ill in Kings county; it contains 204 acres of good land.

Population.-The \POPuIation of this

superintendency, comprising both rc- servcs and olhrr localities in Prince Edward Island, is 294 soul~».

Health anti Sanitation.-The health of

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man Reconimendslt.

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A A I -Ill, *i j Z The Colonial Government lo The Results of The Pittsburg Prince Edward island Soap _ 1-1, Q _ Deal Vyigorously With The - Exryosion Worse Than at Works Benefits the Wnol

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* ‘ ~ - V1.4, ,_-thu- - ,, Y __ `.. _ rmlai Legislature wlllmeet on January mmm to "Cerwin the number of “_ made" M TheGum,dh" the m,ge__, rue!

' ` .~.~I_ : . _ 3|. The Government will deal vigoruu~ly d I h b \

I I -,_-\ » _ Wm, um matter 0| the mth” of Amer|c_ tailties that occurred at the Elisa furnaces E" 5 "N196 Wh 9 'W5 ffeenull E399" i

2” ` M ' _ ,J___ ` _ ‘ ._ ,uns tough in colonial when-s with the al- orthmhhesa Laughlin sam company, meds br the Prince Edward isle'-d Sol, I

' ‘\'~_7 - `v\`>\\\\ leged interference oi the imperial author- L|m;ted_ wh", M, n¢cum,,|.l|,-,n gy gn “_ works. ig. 1913. and succeeded to the throne on

-_ “:\\` __~ -_ M" '“ °h° °'°°""” “nd ‘AM ‘Hema ""` hloded. hhrhinmhe hm or the lame for Notlonnssslhs old Occ-pany was rv "’ '"’°"° ‘*°"'° "°“‘ ‘“““Y "“"“'°" \ 4:* __, render by the llrltlsh Minis rv of bolonhl 1'

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THE AMERICANS

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~_-,_ ¢ Matter Flrsl Anticipated Province.

Sr JOHN`s Nflil ian ll-The (lol

_ .\ _ . _ od that both Ilousus will protest strongly "Will 0Vl`l' “b0\llf ‘WU U1"-|!» 'IU CUID- R’l°h'“`d umntr H0" GW E- Hughes, John

' " ` ' `°` _` ' \ against the-Imperial attitude and demand glam] Wnigh t_ Mcl\inuT1, R li Jenkins, John 0 llyn:`- `

" ` °b°l°l»|°U Df "IU \'\’*'¢l1l|l7 ¢‘l\\¢'-Wi M06” Th, |-,mn ,hows un; 'Um 5°,-H" of meh. lm ~l|\lDPH D LlDbh°\'D,Ml\l1118P1'~ of their native Province t h rt h ld A

\ - _ ` _ v‘v°nd|` twelve men, horribly mntlllated, have A” “T” El” °’°°°E'°" th” |“““‘ °f 9"

E ` "' \iinard's lluimenl Cures Gargei in Cows- b°°” "°°"'°d “nd mm "fm" °° °"°“°' much M" blood Md “nu sw" ben"

E|]E__A__ll ,BAAHIEEI EUEAL |lll]llSTHY

MULTEN METAL PUBEIA SUPPUHT

nw. are m|,,,|ng_ |b uhm nnamlly bf, to tell and tha output of the fact :ry has lima mn- hosts; were consumed hy the “willy lmvrvved in Iweilfr and aww" hotmetsl, ann ten men are iu hos ltul in ¢Xl\`"l-

the indians has been fairly good during the year.

Occupations-The lndlaus make a living

b farmlny llshlng, and by the manufac-

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By Commissioner

Facts Regarding The Micmacs of This Province For The Year 1906- They

234 Souls.

C Thr: conditions regarding the remnant ture of Indian wares. There was a meat th. u_m.d|”r m|k,,,,, to me w|||_ of the native Indians cf Prince Edward imprcvomentin lishinu this year. A good

inland arathu-1 related in the annual 'many more sail-hasta were provIdad.’l`hey report of the Department of Inrllun llsh for cod in tha summer season, and for Affairs forthe Daruiniou ui Canada by oyriter-gin the autumn,

-lohu U, Aracnauii, the Indian Superint-

ent for this l’rovince,ln his Baron to the serves are frame houses. Some of t‘.e~is

Bulldlnus-The dwellings on the rs-

are well finished outsirls und whliewaahsd

Sir,-l have the honor to transmit my with lime, having neat appearance. The

barns ure also frame buildings.

Sloclr.-The Indians resiilng on tha re-

isiaml for the tlscal year enrlcd June] lift, serves keep horses, cows and pigs.

Funn in|plem¢ntsJl'hs Indians are

wcll provided with pl-mghs and spring- toolhharrows;ths|°e are a Isw cultiva- LOTS.

Edufatlon.-There islut one school,

located un Lennox Island res~rve attend- ed hy-is chthlnn, whom marine fun progress.

Temperance,-Ds this subject I am

pleased tobe abls to reportthat those residing on the reserves are vrry sober- A As l repo: ted last year, they organized a temperanuo aoolety on Lennox island ,some years ago; it has dons a great deal of good, Mr. Lemuel llernard is the presldenz The members meet ouos a

I month.

som: Accomm

or rm:

London Jnnuury10-The late Shah of; ’rrsln, Muzatter ed»l)ln Mlrza(Kiu|r ul‘ KTHRSA Shah of Persia, was born on Man-it

ccentricitles.hu displayed since his nu- easion it keen interest in the welfare of

Province, and those that have the welfare

a ea , s ou

lend their assistance by putrcnizing home i lndustry, and thus develop local tmdo.

"An enormous quantity of soap is import-

sd into thisprovinoe every year, and thus housanda of dollars are sent nln-oad,

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celebrate a one Lhqpllld million |0110! “n,||_,|¥ |,um¢,4_ (am. of mem “pwkd U, These soaps are first-class and it is most ‘that can now be kept st home, if the mer , sterling rrmrd how Under s solantiile dm ~ gratifying to all those who have the wel chants will only lend a hand and persuade _ tariff ws oughtio be olleluatlnii the lit! It I, ,; u| In 1

9 ,|,f,,| whether th, n,,,,,|,e|. U le o this Province nt heart to know their customers tlintfthere is one him: `

thmqh u-lteumul wer. is H\l»ll‘l\' mu hunma uulllua mom k _ , _

sd in "gy paper. both unloriat

Kingdom this moraine ' usasrsliyrsgpgnieed that, as thsiliaily

Mall says: it lupsthes the Frat #U00 masts eharaetsristlc solrlt and vll°l' ‘ld

sod sarlymstsrs ielsadsrnhlv-" 'nu npr umoml who is the une

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ssd my~t'~§“l‘h¢ aiiaisiers having sucti- mib“@lad themselves from showing

-1-worn* 1*' °°“°‘°‘ "'°”‘°“""‘ --Blll1"lSti TRADE - t .";""';:°':‘:°“°'- » .I II&'i.!'.?.‘i’.§`.'iI“l....i'..’E."f.‘I.'h2' liI.‘.’.ii1`~'? T"°" ‘°“° "“°"'°“ "'”’ "“’ °“°°'

. ,___ _.___ f\'¢ W l"¢i1fl.U_'!\I\-§l Will” sen thorough run uss°'Puenaln‘a, usly, iority ofthe Soaps assauhetuud. 'ras

-- - A f' 'train crewshad tlllll ll ill NVQ* ` ' Directors namesan tubal t rr r

_ , _ _ en a rsnty

_~ _ * V ` if 55° l'*P°,\‘W¢ '..'°\lU‘@U~“* A” '""°'"”'“¥ A3°°°7 |"“ bf" of their exoellonol. That business Je

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J; J _ A* 1 _ 1 gnu” ua". fu, I dlubc* uw” mtabilsherl in connection with this paper

ultvsasssll.ahs_lt\l¢b¢eallv°»°°‘**°‘

odeaiss iadhsrdlrsotloust sash asia the

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aissasrhuuun »°s»¢¢'°°~ °"\'°“°l`

nsnsusswrs slvusor Q!

Elslsh export and lsitests hs\v will _w|.h_ as fyggssl

_ _ _ _ _ _ ` ` ‘ _ _ _ ls city, are having sa* plusgti \y 'rm "We take tale epestunlty to advise

id” “`_&,¢“`|,5, . - ,_Qf¢§wbO¢C¢U&»A to __ erfllnn. Troy thnx neun the same. you that the soap hoslne f rl

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tu etslmrlslansls ‘ ‘ ' - ‘ ‘

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mp" ||1¢,| w||| W" be knowm [rom that houaewivrs and others npeakin thc

___é._____ pnscnt |nd|m|_|°m, ov" 1;; mm wen, hiqlwst praise of thc goods turned out, I

NIR Nl) \lTAL EN caught by_ the metal qhluh ||0wc,| ov" and that the drmanri is lncrrnslng on :lil

and rselosl, through the United nrzcawlb ;-:Ely than bones te depts of .tx feet. Nh 8'0"-

gpugg |_||¢m_ |¢, 1| .Md ,,_|| "er be itlsln the povvcrof all who read this

From Wait nl’0 ue comes 0 T0" “‘°' _lpuod

_ Qf gh. bam.. no' |n the - paper to help forward this industry and

°:*":)u°.;[” n;§l¢?g’H‘£:|R ‘ Qilllu UGWHII l_l hmm, legs and thus beneflttl\el’mvincs and lelp them-

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y is_f_q»”-vr» m_»~ ww. cw wt-In Regard To Holdlngup Grain sau- whims- neu- A

du" &“m dn Fay” - (_ IN urned and selves. By using the soap and recom-

|,..,,.,,t.¢..s..¢,p~n¢ yn. rmnwmlug NMI, ,rn ‘gm mrmgugm 'W Shi m ms in The ‘lmh-_ _ twuuu krone recur-amos. rin mar- nshahign-. any which an pmrolac 1-,ms nawmr :Annu or 0||¢m\¢¢|;|a’| sertain eonvalssosnco. GRIN!-51.4 lI'°l'!*¢|\ htikb- UTM 'll p e `r|onofthe_in.i\rndlspitIfui A Lumber l»l d lx

I I I _ , su ers s ouli consider obligatory-

~1~§§*§*y~§‘l,'§,,_'“‘§'*,,.'i,i’#:';,,2 ° |-WS" mf -West Proymcgg. mann sau mn qu humsaost una they would mn rllntmte, is A -math .W hell' "Nl "|“- ,!‘°"_'I‘[.°'l"' siherjvvcxeaohad und - -

rmvwggt” nu ll ll] that aluput extent, the benedta which arise through

un ind” ala ngzgrm Mn; |¢o:y;\x;a: _- ,tlllpl blwat Ileosaaary. encouraging home lndustry. This is n tatwsrds eolaulslsenlrslJ°_n~°l°" ""' 'Th "'°' ` "“‘”

£‘ .“a‘."m" m|n|‘u-’ ughnpl MUOSOMIN, Shah., Jan. 10. Th R0 l\l

_ cllttlllsslnl ls - . -

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* Y THB ORIGINAL UORN CURE. Work. men snl woman, and their slrorh.

uw* "“ "““'*" with sogsmumuu which mupsu in ‘wrllosoraulnahcst

‘“"|°ihq’,°.“l_d" brawl” No substitute has ever been devised - ma" W.” than

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. _ ' mat hu the Gsrspany is Indicated by the

. V V I _ "at L, _ L- V us persons and firms desiring ad- ‘

_ _ . *_-,rhehm u’ _'nr shipi rs. V!-M”-nl, M ny Mwqipu. nu". 0| Qlowilq cireulsnjuat issued to the tr-urls;

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‘Ilsydsslsaod thplheoaly vsp some

srvvlsooslds-tmsa auf than

°l 7 Dthorn, has been

_ _ . andthe) Ilnarianlh !*tl tl* ` was dtzczam melulnrlm' “_-rrsad 2 _ fornsd lnsoajoint-etoak Osmpssy, with

pialUlai0\sIll<U@sakeeasasss-ass , , ,M ,,,| tr, ~ h

field in which all who read may

tht tim the §nl¢r.pslhls-u n~~..|n hr ‘Hur cw lm-elm.

sn arms y

tens llthey placed their omer dlrsct ,lrdul b , I-,_ IA

A 5 . gs apps." gg *gin* e o ject of developing and sapandhg

, ready #peat much tileaad money, study-

' ing the business, wfth the result, that

|y_¢ N M my GOODS Of QUMITY. *!°vs~\°-1-r_»s_v-an muon.. tuuuuu. sivln ure. f¢l¢f=h=:

ssl\tl\l»°J_»o\q'lstasr\»'~_

.-Y usdvdvnsasaassandl vita* .. .

“.0” lm* B"‘,““‘ Wsssseatfrrthssssntrsdseftas

_ _ the business. Thsnswsompauyhss sl-,ucv-s°¢|._ M” “ In ,

made article at least, that is equal to unyA

mportadj’ A Thus it will be seen that the Company ;

ia likely to be a help to the l'i-ovluoe. , They buy all their ravv mattrial, grease etc.. hero atgaood prion, and glvs employ- ment to a humber of msn. Thsy deserve the cordial assistance of all residents in

Hinard'x L‘nlment Cures Dlphiheria. '

Condensed Advcrtlscmcnrs

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(Too lata for Clasnlllasr.lou.\

KI*SEE PAGE6 FOR RATES _.Qi

Fon sans-rsvmulhr nm 1 ln. hay. A

Apply to John C lcLeod§\V¢ur. Roy-

slq. l-milpa i Rumen-mu um-yhouy mall

a morning pap. rasths news ls than

frnsh and upto-date, and that at some time during the day s hod is lik

very sl to h nod advertised while thsTr mlum sttlll hs-lah: nd active

0 N A BNC Y

SPEC'l‘Oll

SllAll’S WAY OF LIFE

liow The Deceased Ruler of Persia l Used to Spend His Days-Some of

His Eccentricities. °

his subjects and s desire to inonass the opportunities of his kingdom rarely al hlbited by Oriental poteovataa, Silioo ha ascended the throne in iQ, he loaom- pllahsd many reforms and cncourapd an adaptation to western ldsas equalled only among eastern peoples by Japan.

lie rods a swift automobile. He was la-

tereeted in tin- sclenree and arte. Ile established free education in his domin- icns and granted his subjects tha bioas- ings ofa free and unfettered press. He encouraged his nobles to send their sohl to Eumoeto hc educated. and hs him- self untrusted the education of his sons lo European professors, who have given them a thoroughly wrstsrn education.

Formerly the go\'s.rnment farmed out

the taxes, a system which led to un- ntwrsble abuses. Now the customs ara u-nlcr the direct contrnl of the govern- ment, and the change has brought about ngrenl int-reuse in the revenue. lie had many Europeans in his holste-

hold and among his officials, but than were quickly replaced by Penlans whsn- ever the natives snowed they had sull- clentiy assimilated the instruction given them by tha foreigner.

lla nas extremely kind-hearted, and It

was with great reluctance that he was ever brought to sign a death warrant. A fruit of character for which crndit is nel-iom given to eastern monarchs, who are popularly thought to nllre off hand! with the sums unconcern as with which they would psef sn orange.

The Shah was aa early riser. He get sp

at dnyhrosh. but did not leave his apart- ments until about 8 o'eloek. All the mm isrcrs and household gathered outside his rooms to walt his appearance. A asrvanl a~ he saw his master approach, utialud

cry nnd held un the rich hanging.

lie than held converse will his li

ters in the gardens ofthe palaos, tai to and froamidst the prgseus laalrinos ofsn Eastern prdea. Oahhletlru to

ii_ una-uussas hsdtnsasvqspsssnssss l- I ‘ mu. hyalsuusun-1-_ -

The Palau and Fnueh pspsrs berhd

who can secure productive agents arnpn, asc un me hmm- wen nunslasse,

and write persons! business _asm sash slam mkomum, human wanted by the Ro»yal~\'ic1orla Life or Flnallih-

Inaurance Co., forthe Province of

lot New Bromwich- Aptlryedzo. David Burke General Mana

Communications confidential ii

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