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J-l-`. B. MCCREADY. ‘-1. P. HOOD.
_ Editor. Businws Manaze
fortunes have been accumulated by
private industry and enterprise during
the present century than any now in
the possession of the world‘s rulers.
The alarming reports as to the
health of the Pope, which were so-
prevalent a few months ago have
given place to silence. Pope Leo,
though now in the eighties is attend-
ing to his official duties as usual,
giving audience to visitors from time
Wages are "ery low in Germany
_ for a country so extensively engaged
in manufacturing. No doubt the
 low priceof labor is a chief element
1, in enabling the Germans to success-
ifully compete with British and Ameri-
. icm manufactures in many markets.
_  In a statement on comparative wages
Y _  :in Europe it is stated that employes
SATURDAY' ‘MAE 10 1899' lin German paper mills earn $162 per
'W /" ‘ ' f I sannum. Gla_~s blowers receive $155
ROYAL INCOMES. }a year; molders in factories about
---- 235.50 per week ; rolling mill laborer°,
The salaries of the rulers of the A $338 a year ; boilermakers, S511 week ;
different countries of the world are _ telegraph operators, $5.11 per week ;
very varied. In most of the monarch-  sailmakers, $2.85 per week ; employe~
ies the incomes of the sovereign and ` of gas and water works, $184 per year;
ny-il families are very large. This ` -ind other avocations accordingly.
condition results as a survival of the ' _ '_ ' _ -'_ '__ _ 3
days cf absolutism when the King!
was the owner of all the lands,f_»rests, f
mines and other possessions within thej
realm which had not been specitically.
grinned to any of the subjects. We
see a reminder of this in the srants
of land from the crown, in »vhic`.
Victoria, by the grace of God Queeii, 1
grants ahundred ac es of the royai _
domain to one of her royal swfijects. I
Long ago the sovereigns ot thc
British Isles surrendered to the p=o _
ple much of what was then nel.: to be
their lawful possessions, on condition _
that the people in their turn snonl-* _
make provision of such large and
liberal allowance of money as wouldl
suitably maintain the dignity and re-
gal estate of the sovereign.Thss_e ar-
rangements are inthenature of a*
solemn compact . between parliament
and the sov°reign,which fact ought to
be taken account whenever the matter
of the 'royal income is discussed. If
from the standpoint of the people
the Queen’e income of approximately
f4,000.000 is too great, we must
bear in mind that from the standpoint
of royalty what has been retained is
much less than what has been sur-
mndered.
The income of Queen Victoria and
the royal family seemii enormous when
compared with the modest salary of
$50,000 paid to the Preaiiilent of t-he
United States, but if the great cost of
Presidential elections is taken into
account the real dispar-ity will not
seem so great. Ag-n&when clntrast-
ed with the salari ` n other mon-
archies of Europe, of equal or lesser _
importance. the income derived by
Queen Victoria from the vast En-
pire over which she bearspsyvay is not
great. '
For instance, the income of thel
Emperor Nichol-as of Russia is alm Jet
fabulous. He has all the income of
the crown domains, which include
milliom 1 f square miles of forest and
cultivated lands, besides almostcount-
less mines in Siberia. From all these
sources theCzar receives not less than
$12,000,000 ~a year-a million dol-
lars a month. I`he income of the Sul-
tan of Turkey," is variously estimated
at from $5,000,000 to $10,000,000,
though his dominion is but insignifi-
cant in extent and population com-
pared with those of the Queen and
the Czar.
The Emperor Francis Joseph of
Austria.-Hungry receives $4,950,000
a year;-_ the Emperor of Germany
$3,000,000=to $4,000,000 a year; the
King of Siam $2,000,000; King
Hnmbert of Italy $1,500,000; the
Sultan of Morocco' $2.500,000; and
even Alphonso of Spain ia provided
for at the rate of $1,128,000 yearly.
These salaries are all larger, and in
some cases many times larger relative-
ly, than the allo vances made to Brit-
ish royalty. Of course there are
many instances where monarchs man-
age to reign and presidents to rule
for much more modest stipends. The
Preaidentjof France enjoys an oflicial
salary of $120,000; Queen Whilhel-
nina of Holland gets $300,000; the
King of Greece $62,000 ; the Presi-
dent of Mexico 880,000 a year. But(
it must not be forgotten that in all
eases, whether a ruler’a income be
great or small, the larger portion of it
5  ,ans Eyearp
“No Eye Like the
You are master of _yc:_'f
fzealffz, and if you do not
attend to duty, the blame is
easily located. Iyar# blood
is out of order, oo¢{'s Sar-
saparilla will purify it.
It is the specific remedy for troubles
of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver.
Heart Trouble-“I had heart tr0l1*>l€
tor a number ot years and different medi-
cinesfailodtoupdmxodt me. I tried Hlooéll:
Sa;-aaparilla three bottles comp e
andperlectlymredme." Hxa0.A. Fnum,
Wallace Brldge, N. S.
-“Allhadlostivechlk
dlelwith mtherlalgnvomyremalnlng
twoohildrmBood’a Saraqxarllla as they
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RATES [HUM 351:. PER Mlllllll
according to age and amount insured,
8600, $1ooo, 1600 on $2000.
inanum mr asm
Will! lllttmltl. 'W1 $674.I49.85
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is expended from year to year| _ , l _I   _ , ~
in maintaining the state and dignity _ _  -  _ - s'  -f 5
ex ected ofa sovereign. And larger _ . ' - _ ll " \AlAilI|l|
OF
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$1.00 '
Gloria covering, from 50c to $2.25
Pure silk-from $2.25 to $4.00
Also, fancy colored sunshades, in mauve. blue
- green, white, and shot silk m mauve
green, red, blue, grey and black
Fancy cushion covers, assorted colors at 50':
Valencicnnes lace, in white. cream dt butter }_{
to 3 inches wide, from 3 cents to 18c
per yard
Valenciennes insertion, in white, cream &
butter, from 5( to3 inches wide, from
to lzc.
Oricntial lace- in white, cream S; bi
from 2 to 4 inches unle fr 11 b t ..
per ward
Imitation Torchon lace, in _I2 yan! l.-ngths
fnm 2 1nche~ \\1<le, ring ig lr r ._
2 ,C etch
T1»rr=*~~n lace, from I to 2 in wide, price 5 to
inc per yard.
'.\`idc orientinl lace from S to I5 inches wide,
in cream, & white, 15 to 25c per yd.
l~`enti.er edging 2 and gc per yd.
Untlcrskirts in colored cotton at $1.25
merino at $1.75 to $2.60
3'95‘ . . .
Out side skirts in black lustre watere d menno
black and blue Serge from $3.50 to $4.75
LEATHER BEL TS in Green, Tan, Brown,
Drab, Black, 8» Blue, Harness Buckle lo,
12, 15, 20, 22. ¥S_C\5.- _ ._ _
LE_1\TllER BEL'l`b in Tan Green, Brown,
Rfd, Drab. Black S: Blue. Set Buckle,
, 3; ts.
Lag; :halts iixzbrown, Tan, Drab, Red wi
Leather Buckle 25cts.
Moutn\_t\l_g leathef Bell$» 42135-
Fancy LEA HER BELTS, 451 5°- 58, 63 cts.
Buckles 2- af 35"? '
white gi\,b°nJBel1s with Fancy Buckles, 354:.
white cams covered Belts. 22 & sms .
Blue. _~ _
Fancy T°msel_BclS» 35 W' O
Black si\k.Gna1ess,I=¢_B°¢kl<=S. 8s<=ti-- $1-
_ $'35$‘5°' f' ‘
WIRE KNITTING NEEDLES, 3cts. set.
WOODEN 12 " 5 " "
DARNERS, 7¢:ts pkg. 5
SE\\gNG NEEDLEISI-I Sharps Sgtits. pkg.
gnywines, 5cts Oyoakcs c
Needle  loo needle11|_asstdL
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CROTCHET HOOKS-Steel, each contain
ing 2 hooks of dilferent styles, 3cts. _» _
Crocthet Hooks-Bone, each containing
wo hooks of different styles, 3cts. _
W’hite Embroidery in lawn and muslin, from
2 to 16 inches, from 3c to 5Qc a yard
Colored Edge \Embroidery in pink, more,
_ green and yellow, loc yard; selling now
at 7c.
Flannelette Embroidery in blue, grey and
pink, 6 to gc. .
Fancy Elastic Garters at zoc pau
Leather Garters-Sc a pair
Ladies’ Belt Hose Supporter in
Bone and Tortoise Shell hairpins, 2, 3, 4,
li A    i  _ The Transfer books will be glggql
_ A _ _ .
Sli All L STR -XPS zgfts
I floss, 3cts skem
Undrrskirts-Silk lustles in stripe watered F Dmperl' Hinge i" an Shades’ '5 & 3°ds'
1 Fancy Girnps from lo to 48c_
Black Elastic Bcll$ Willf Bled* and F106'
12...., shin nun in andre white, ned at
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cin1.1¢en5,_fnnq-colors 2125 and 45 tems. B Its &  Bu  ther d°w{\ the-street 1 little gif* who 
Ladies’ sunshndcs and umbrellas,--fast black B ' 0 sl W88 '-laying with a number Of Blllltltell `
silkspun, with black and fancy handles, ‘ » gf gd 0 H; UH”-3, ygq big man’ get QQ
_svmiqht and crooked, ranging from 5oc to BUCKLES for _Cpllar & Belts in Cut Steele ` uw sidewalk’ or we will have you
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5octs Oxldized Enamelled Jet, \Vh1te
\l1tal Bron7e 8. set Buckles of all kmd
lox” 159 I8: 20| 223 25! 3° 351 381 40: 
o, S5. 60 75c1s.
\lA’<kING C OTTO.\ 3ctS. skein. Linen
ME xsU1<1.\'c. Tires, 5-,cu
Garter Elastic in Black, S. Fancy 6, 7, I2, I4,
18, zocts
Narrow Silk Elastic, all widths, 2 to 6cts.
Cottcn Tape all w1dth< Black & White 3 to 5c
Gold Braid 5 & 7 cts
Rick Rack Braid 3ctS
Oz Pms Black 8. ll hite, 3, 4, & 5, cts
Fllo Silks in all shades
Twisted Emb. & Rope Silk in all shades.
Outline hnfb. .Silk in all shades.
Silk Spools 2cts.pr. _
Poll-puns 25015. pf.  COFdS in all
shades.
Pon pons, I5 & l8cts. Cord 8 & xocts.
Fans Black, and Fancy, Socts., to $l 65.
S1raight& Spool Ciasps, 7, 19, 12, 15cta.‘
Crochet Cotton. all shades in Szn silk 5 & 7cts.
("olore1l Silk Brztids 5 to l9c per yard.
Dress Steels from 9 to 14c set of nine.
Dress Shields, 14, 16, zo, 25, 35 and 4oc pair
Braid Ornaments .in jet and silk worsted
braids, in all prices and sizes
ANDELUSION-Black, navy yellow, ¢¥¢2m
whitef pale blue 6C Slwill
BERLIN-Pale blue, rcya.l__ blue, cream,
white, -black, navy. ` . 6c skein
0nawa,_Juua 7.-Au. ' ‘  `
dm ou. uc 
1 ner scarce. McKay etreel. la n&‘ lid-
you. 31-u hu-~\ .” She, however, moved
to one side. The Earl only smiled. Fur-
pulsed
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“ ' who sidewalk- ia had, and the
_ hievollata have got into the
- ` na_n.i ol nling the sid.-walks, pollen
e uH.l Thendewalkat the :path _l Q,
T   3 ._-uqlr __ tatn- . elivate-_l. 3dl1e“£.arl’| daughter
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Summer Blouse=. Summer Corsets and .§§§’_;*,;__‘,',‘f,‘Z‘,'.’;*_§ °f"§*;,:*!;,§,°*d§§‘ 31;; “
Summer Straw Hats are here, Cloth 3 52215;* §;_*_f§e1j:,2°5§§;°;;,,{°P§*;‘! 
ing' Carpets and Gtints’ Hats. ihsvb no right on it. I’ll not get oil lot _
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THE BEST ON EARTH.
So Says Robert Meikle about Dodd’|
kidney Pills
Lotdon Ont., June 5-Robert Heiklo
a member of the staff of the Star Dining
Hall, is kept busy answering thcquelt-»
ions asked him by his many friends at
present They all want to know how
he recovered from what the doctors
said wad a fatal attack of Diabetes.
And he invariably answers: Doddla
Kidney Pills cured me, when every
other earthly means had lalled. They
are the cnly medicine on earth that can
cured Diabetes, and they do cure lt
ev- ry time.” _
Lvn(~‘_v,.skirts lnetalic stxipe’ from $I_50 to  COfSlft Claspsms  Gfey anc       
Meikle they will cure you. Try th em
Gems aébaat I
s111~:'r1.ano-Paul., green, pale blue. yd-
_ low, white, umm, royal blue 6c skein
BEEHIVE' Cram, coral pink, blue,
grey, natural black ' _
SAXONY-Black I skew
GOLDEN FLEECE-Grey’ black. blue,
navy, pink 154: skein
RUTLAND-Navy
HQLLYn'llMEl\'DING WOOL-Black
nam
CHADWICKS MENDING-Black,
.' _ and natural 2 _ 3¢_ 4315
COTTON--Mealiing, black 31: card
CREWELS-White, 'blue yellow, brown,
garnet, bronie 1 lc skein
ROCK-Royal blue !6c skein
Scorcn 1=1N_G1-:RING-Bfqwu, alma.
blue, grey, ` 7c skein
BEEHIVE Fringering-black _ 91: skein
Dress Canvas-lo ani 12c (French) 14 and
l6c, grey, black and slate -
Cordette Black and Grey, zo and zzc ' _
Black and VVh1te book mnslm, 6 and 8c
Military canvas, 36 inches wide, soc yard ` a 
\\"orwick Collar Sti$n_er in white and. black, I 9
2 no 2; inches mae, 12¢ ynd. _ _ lf you . want
Bening for skins in bud. and wnne, 4/2 yard D _ _ '_
Crape-75, 80, $1.35, and $2.10 _ .
Ostrich F either Boas from $2.00, in all colors
SHOULDER SHAW]-S at 2.5- 45 and 50° HEAVY wool. sHA\v1.s_s..i12t1e for 8 Mk f°|'_
travelling wraps. Prices $1. 50, L65,
_ , _ , . d . _ z.oo, 2.50, 3.oo,4.zo,4.8o. _
Lid'f,d“f`§,‘i,f§'lfi,'_°'§§ ,ZQSQSZ "S '" bm" ' BLACK C_\su:uER1~: s11AwLs 2152.25,
2.50 and 6.60
pink and pale blue '_ Wash 'li' 9° 2'°°d- Pr‘m5° Zephyr"
Curling Tong; at gc, 12C, 15C, 16¢,25¢ pair X gwzban-S. elwnbmza. pequee gullvtm
Hair Crimpers in steel and _kid at 10 and 1zc I muslius, reliable qualities, fast color. _
dozen. Dress ducks, 10c and 121:. A 2% °“°°° b°t°l° f°*' 25
Hair Nets-~In‘ silk thread and cheneill _ 1 n _
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ISC and 30C 1 Cortecilla Braid at 4c a yard, for binding.
HAIR I’INS_-Plain, crinkled 81 invisible Black Herclus Braid from 3-16 to I} inches,
wire hairpms 1, 2, 3, 4, cts. a box. ` 11 to 7c per yard. "
White Herclus from 3-16 to 1 inch wide, 1).(
5, 6, 7, 3 CIS. €aCll. to 4¢ per yard, _ _
F°”°7 B'mi““t H°'i'Pi“s_3°°ts' ‘ Serpentine Braid in black and navy, 5 and 7
SIDE COMBS, I4 & 25cts 1" a yard-for skirt trimming
Pompadour Combs, 40cts. Blue and Black Tubular Bra.id,.3, 4 and 54:   .
Fancy Back Combs, 25 & 5octs. 1 Fancy Black Braids from 5 to 32:: a yard. ` ' `
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_ 850 Ladies’ Untrimmed Straw Hats going at selling 
P\'1¢¢5 _ _ _ _ llmcuaxn Bait orP. E. I.
Our prices on Stockmgs are the lowest. ` cnarlomwwa. Jim 1~t. 18%
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