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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER. 8. 1899.

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I Y THE GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAYS.

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We called attention some time ago

l to the important new departure made by the Laurier Government in regard _ to the railway subsidies voted this year.It is now for the first time stipu- lated that railways hereafter receiv- ing Government money shall render , service to the Government when re- quired to the value of three per cent per annu-si of the subsidies they receive. These services may be called for in transporting mails, or troops or in the carriage of supplies or in other ways. _ But before this general rule was _laid_down the Government had made a departure by which expenditure of Government money in railway building should return something more than _ the usual indirect benefit to the 'people.This was done when the con- tract was given to the Canadian Paciic for the construction of the Crows’ Nest Pass Railway. Tue agree- ment contained a stipulation for a

P. S.-Discount choo Q reduction of rates by the C. P. R. in

teachers and scholars. 3 Ithe carriage of grain, Hour. &c on its .ululuhuluhr main liue and branches.

= This reduction in freight rates _on

lst of September instant. Heiieafter

_ _' _ all grains will be carried .dastward

from llanitoba at 3cen‘t_s»‘pS'r hundred

evewse `

,l pounds less than thpfdrmsr rates. It is estimated thatJ40,000,000 bushels of grain, fr<f>_m~€he immense harvest of

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WESTVILLE, N.S.

.f Y ‘l Y “Isa”i/ring would amount to $7 20,000. If so much is saved to the farmers of Manitoba on the cost of marketing a

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Nest cont: act in an exceedingly fa- vorable light. And yet llanitoba is ‘only a part of the great Northwest, _ all of which gains by the reduced ' rates.

And it must also be remembered

that we have spoken of grain only

For prices and orders for cargoes while a like reduction is stipulated

apply to

Agent for P. E. Island. Queen St.

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for and made on west bound freight.

The reduction is 33 1-3 per cent

~ on green and fresh fruits; 20 per' cent

_ on coal oil; 10 per cent on.

. I ’ ,binder twine and cordage;

10 per cent on agricultural imple- ments and machines, and a like redne- tion of 10 per cent on iron,wire, glass,

. eeeee eeee eeee Business Evolutiony/

It is a fortunate b I ihbl |188 l.\NBdi‘=`t"y endqw mart it honesry. iuugtry ani

perseverance, but ese are notofthanseivse rutllcio t to insure the highest luceem. It mustbe opm tothe influence ot environmentr-in close sym-

pathy with its spirit Nagi- gress-end quick to pt modan ways and means We are eva- on the alert for the bat tools, and to adopt modern methods hi or-du ro

ve our tumors th

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r. satisfaction on work en-

trusted to our care. Give us a h-ial and see if we do not speak truly.

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paper, roofing felt, paints and oils, woodenwars and household furniture. ‘ The advantage to western farmers in ‘ these reduced rates on inward freights will probably not make so great a total as on the bulkier products going outwards, but will run up into hundreds of thousands.

Probably a million or thereabouts

in all will be saved to the peop‘e of I the great West in the matter of ,freight rates within a year to come as the result of the bargain referred to. Rates had been unduly high and had no doubt hindered the open- ing up and growth of i the country, which will now receive a new impetus. In this way a great ,indirect advantage must follow with the direct saving of money by the reduced rates.

The Minister of Railways, as will

.be seen, has dcne something more to signalize his regime, than the exten- I sion of the2Interco1onial to Montreal, I That of itself was a most important

Now is the Time

in Buy Fu

rniiurr-rs..

Every mail we are in receipt of letters from Ontario Furniture Ma ufactiuers, calling at- tention to an advanrr in the cost of their»

goods, the adva p -r cent. Our --buy now befo

nce to drte will average 15 prices have not been advanced re the change.

MARK WRIGHT & (20,. lid.

railways in the future shall practi- cally pay the interest on their subsi- _

iies are even more important in the nterests of the people of Canada.

_-mimi

There are now bicycle trusts in

both the United States and Canada, the one capitalized at $40,000,000 and the other at $4,000,000. What the effect of these combinations will be upon prices remains ro be seen. The Chicago Tribune points out that with- in a few years of free competition the price of the best wheels has been brought down from $150 to $40. The trusts are capitalised at twice the cost of the plants they control. To pay dividends they must increase their profits, which means increased prices, and of necessity a decreased demaed.

' For some time past there has been a growing impression that a general election for the Dominion may be held before the next session of Par- liament and possibly before the new ear be ins A Quebec des atch to the

authority of “a ministerial meniber 'of

its own reasons for nerplacing much reliance on tliwdenial. Pri bably the Cabinet has' not definitely decided up- on holding an election in the near

the C. P. R. went into efect on thsflfuturei and may 'mt 8° decide for

some time to come. And no member of the Commons outside of the Cabinet can speak with any authority on the question.

Sir Thomas Lipton was asked the

other day if he had much money staked on the coming ' international yacht race. His answer was ‘°I have uevee wagered in my life.” This would be a better world if all lovers of sport could say the same. Sir Thomas is in ,the race for the sport there is in it.He admits that the Shamrock and the preparations in the race have cost him tens of thousands of pounds--.£80.000 as others say-and adds, “I will

can, but the good wishes of the Americans are dearer to me than any cup in existence.” In the course of the inierview Sir Thomas was told that tho betting now stands 100 to 75 in favor ofthe Columbia. I

The Sultan of Turkey some time

ago set up a claim to central Africa, and dled a protest against the occu- pation of the country between Fas- hoda and Lake Tchad, by Great Britain. ' In taking this action he i= probably prompted from- St. Peters- burg, or Paris, or both. The ground of the claim is that centuries ago the Sultans of Constantinople had some sort of control over these regions. but it was long since utterrly lost. The Sulran has no love for England. He has the nominal sovereignty of Egypt still, though the British are in occu- pation there. No doubt they are very unwelcome guests-about as unwel- come in fact as would be a French or German occupation of the Transvaal, where some remains of British suzer- ainty are yet claimed ‘

“Like diamonds raindrops glisteu.”

Drops of Hood’s Sarsararilla are precious je wr-la for the bl-ard which glisten in

Y _S - _ _ P Star gives a contradiction, on the-

the Commons.” 'Inn Gogmbian has

light for the cup just as hard as If

west and the provision by which doubt, that -the first celebration of ` rr I

Laborer wssherdinnew Yerssie . . I

reviewed the parade. Since that , I ’ __ '_ ' . ` 5 date the first Monday in September ' V _ , _ ' ;_' calebmted make has beenobserved more or less gener- - _ __ - _ ._ i ur

ally throughout the United States as I _ _ _ _ and give you 0 Labor D_ay. In Canada we began I

later, taking the same day for the __ "iff WiH'igiV9 yOU

purpose. _ _ f t_~ tha

- -'l- i aC IDD. D all Boston Herald thinks that Presi- ~ ~ i - y

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dent Schurman has talked rather | ~ _ ‘ _ fgr if -wear “oraeularly in some interviews since ' _ ` _ "

his return from the Philippines. Be I _ '

that as it may Dr. Schurman has left \ ifor Moncton

qnqrqxsgngngnsgrvgr 19113119"-if _ _ | , . _ _.or~s. Reduced fr-ergir. rates in the It has been forgotten by many, noi

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ters, but whether from moral or

Schurman: “It wil__l~*l§e a surprise to

many % know that the educgt r ipino is the equal of any _gtlier civilized people in _the world. 'Americans must deal gently with the _ Filipino. He is entitled to sympathetic consideration.There are many pleasing traits in his character, his home life is exemplary, and as a class he is well disposed toward his neighbor or his superior.” _ ’

The P. F. Island Magazine tor Septem-

ber is out and for sale at all the book-

| stores. _t I

I Scnoounn Fen SALE-The Schooner ‘ Ethel Aggie 50 tons register will = be sold at a bargain. Apply to G.D.I/iug_- worth & Co.,Water btreet. 28 2 w 2a w ' You want school or College Books ? (See Chas J. M tobell’-s stock and prices before purchasing.

ALL school requisities st Chas. _J.

I Mi!chel1’si Bookstore -everything new.

GUARANTEE on every garment.-

S'aniield’s Unshrinkable Underwear is

arteed not to shrink in the washing. Beware oi wor__hlr-se imitariouv. Jes. Pit »n & Co. opened up over $200.00 worth of this popular Brand. 8 li.

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Bottle brushes etc. etc.. '

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on record one or two sentences con- 0 I . . . ,

earning Aguinaldo and the Filipinos ' - _ L ' _itwlstfdt ls the that are worth recalling. Of Aguin n_._- _ \ ' ` _ , side he said, “Hs is believed in the ' ' _ ’ _ ' _be had in the city

Islands to be honest, and I think that I W E D S I he is actin honestl in rnone mat- ~ _ »

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political reasons I would not say.” Of* __ _ _ ` I J . _ h

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evershown for Fall and Winter Suitings and We invite inspection.

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has had large experiences

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