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THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1899.
FISHING BOUNTIES.
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The amount of fishing bounties
paid by the Canadian government In
1897 as shown by the latest depart-
mental report was ~*3157,504~ Of this
sum Nova Scotia received the lion’s
share-$102,083--Que_bec $32,157,
Y New Brunswick -“f°`~lI3,4v4, and Prince
 t Edw rd Island ‘S9 S09.
House ?
If you are, we have some
Wall Papers you should see-
new goods just in from thi
factories, designed by the best
artists, colored by experts. Be-
cause they are better than the
ordinary is no reason with 'us
for putting on a big price.
We make a profit, of course,but
not so much as others want.
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Thine bounties' are divided into
two classes, those paid to fishing ves-
sels and their crews, and to ifshing
boats and their crews. The bounties
to fishing vessels are one dollar per
ton and to vessel fisherman $6 each.
'l`he bounties to fishing boats and crew
are one dollar each to boats and $3.50
per man., '
Prince Edward Island received
bounties for 20 vessels of 490 tons
and 109 men, $1,144; also for 1,151
boats and 2,147 men, $8,665, making
the total of $9,809 above stated.
Considerably the largest share of the
.bounties paid iii this province went to
.King’s county, the amounts received
,by counties being, Kings $4,710;
Prince, $4,003; Queens, $1,096.
Hr. John G. Scrimgeour is the
fishery bounty officer through whom
the lishermen, of Kings county receive
their checks. This gives him an
oliicial business connection with the
owners of 12 vessels and their crews
of 67 men, also with the owners of
‘ 605 fishing boats and their crews of
1971 men-a total of 1038 men.
Mr. Scrimgeour is paid for this ser-
 _lvice $100 according to the Auditor
I nsurance
Agent,
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 lneu Of KI.!]g,S Cfnlinhy. NOW WIIRI3
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Fire, Marine, Life, Accident
and Plate Glass Insurance.
General’s report. That is $60 more
gthat he pays for his bonded ware-
house privilege. The government of
Canada gives to this man the salary,
land the bonded warehouse. They
also give him these cheques
`for $4,710 to distribute among
more than a thousand fishe
have the law-abiding ternperance
Senator Ferguson in a letter to the
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Pminpt Settlement ol losses,
proper attention to the duties of pre
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the Fruit Growers Association to
absence for three or four mouths at
,Ottawa would, he thinks, preventa
Down to the present Russia. has
 iitmft adhered to “old style” in its method
a bout
A Steel Feed Boiler this 1-all?
;; We have some nice steel boilers E
in stock that we will sell at ai
small advance on cost. £§
The e boil '*
fl boiler makers. i-_E
'- We g_ua.rantee them to be first =='-
class in every respect. No cast 
iron end all stee F*
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Call and see us before purchasing E
elsewhere.
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3 best steel plate and by the best ’=
of reckoning time, so that the months
and years begin 12 days later than in
other countries. The Czar is said to
Mtfavor achange at the beginning of
the twentieth century, by which the
Russian calendar will be harmonised
t` with those of other civilized coun
tries. -
 
|l Blasts from Ram’s Horn.
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p Don’t waste today’s strength fighting
tc-morrows‘s battles. '
Keeping the mouth shut is one way
to keep the heart pure.
Snow llurries of trouble do not extin-
guish God’s sun of love.
The knots of trouble in the cords of
life mark your vessel’s progress.
It is usually the man who can not
4; rtite his own house who wants to ad-
minister the affairs of the earth.
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A_t the largest bicycle show held in the U.S, the other
day with 217 entries, the highest price chain wheel shown
was $50.00.
If you pay more than $50-00 for a 1899 chain road wheel,
you’ll pay more than you need.
_ Our line this year will range from $30.00 to 50.00 for
chain wheels, $75 00 for the chainless. We have about 1
dozen second-hand wheels. Massey Harris, Red Bird, Per.
iect, Garden City and other makes. Prices low.
Markwtighl tl [In »§°=,l/gl.) ~ 
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people of P. E. Island to say a.b_out it?
li Examiner declines the presidency of
;. which he was recently elecied.~ His
Lager is intoxicating.
Qusnnc, April 3 -Judge Panet An-
gers decided here on Saturday in a long
pending case that lager beer is an in-
toxicating beverage. and cannot be sold
without a license. Three physicians and
two lawyers had tt-stified in the case
that lager beer was not intoxicating. ‘t
TWO DROWNED.
An Old Man and.a Boy Find Watery Graves
Beneath the lce.
Chalk on His Fingers.
Piiii.1insi.i»iiiA. Pa., April 4-A rare
andsingular case of deformity has been
exhibited to the graduating class of the
medical department of the University of
Pennsylvania by Dr. Frederick Packard.
The case is known to the medical pro-
fession as arthritis deformans, and as a
case is extremely rare, very little .is
known as to the cause of the disease,
and no cure for it has as yet been dis-
covered. The disease is characterized
by the formation of large lumps upon
the joints, usually those oi the fingers
and toes ln these lum s, which, in the
B1i11><:.EwA'rizi:, N. S., April 5.--,
Benjaniin Early left. home Tuesday in-
search resulted in finding tha: he had
met his death by falling through a hole
in the ice. _
Harold Conrad,' son of Busby Conrad, p
Volger’s Cove. aged live, while play-'
ing on floating' ice cakes near his home, `
fell in the water and was drowned.
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Clever Scottish Swordsman.
~ Lonnzm, April `4.--A sensation in
military circles in London 'was created
almost invincible Italian master of fence
by a young Scotch swordsman. The
display took place in the London Fenc-
ing Club on' Wednesday night, and as
society now f=kf~° great interest in the
art of fencing ine hall was crowded by
rank and iasninn. -
Lieutenant General Lord Methuen pre-
sided. French and Italian professors of
the art of fencing Look part and the
tournament is said to have been-the
greatest and most exciting display ever
seen in that country. '
Undoubtedly :lie engaging of contin-
ental swordsuieii as masters at. the
`school clubs has done a great deal to
popularize and improve British fencing
but no one ever dreamed that the great-
est bout of the evening- would be won
by a Britisher. Tee Italian was Signor
Conte, and the Scotsman was Mrs. F.G
McPherson. The Italian was tricky
and dashing the Scotsman frank, lithe
and quick as lighting. ln a grand dis~
pular. V '
Servants tire Plenty in Manila.
In Manila furnished apartments.
with or without servants, are advertised
for rent.
tendingto fish. Fai ing io return, a'
play the scotsm in won and is very po-_
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,case of the patient in question, were the
s`ze ofa baseball, little irregular stones
of chalk form, which differ in substance
and appearance in no particular from*
common chalk crayon. These little
nodules are called -‘tophi,” and theyl
are discharged from the lumps in the
form ol an ulcer. But the most peculiig
thing about the whole disease is the
fact that only those who are natives of
the British Isles are affected. No case
has ever been known to exist among
any other nationality. The case exhi-
bited to the students yesterday is said
io be the first ever shown in Philadelp-
hia. The patient`i's a man about 40
years of age, and lives in' Lancaster. '
last week by the defeat ,gps reputed# '
P _Ilan-_t_e|°s’ gods grow.
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i the Timo of Year.
We are ever read
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Two Leaders-2
g Royal Silver Polish,
 British Furniture Shine
* both articles of merit, large sel-
* lers, perfection in their line,
 approved by the public.
* Tilephonellépur Orders
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HER HOPES   t
FULFILLED.
Miss S. Lawson, of Moncton,
N.B., happy in the possession ‘
' of a new found treasure,
A There’s nothing like hope to‘ keep
people happy. Hope buoys up the
spirits and helps to clear away the clouds.
There are thousands of people in
Canada to-day hoping that their health
will soon,return-hoping for a cure of
Constipation which has troubled them so
long-hoping for headaches to vanish,
for stomach to cease giving distress.
Miss S. Lawsozv, of Moncton, N. B.,
was sick and ailing and had her hopes
of health realized through the use of
Laipa-Liver Pills. This is what she says:
I gladly testify to the virtues of
Laxa-Liver_Pil1s. I used to be troubled
with severe headaches and constipation
for _a long time, and took these pills
hoping fm- a. cure, and my hopes were
rapidly _fi_iliiJled. I have found them a
never failing remedy, and heartily recom-
mend them.”
When you go to your dmggist, ask for
Laxa-Liver Pills, insist on having Laxa-
Liver Pills and accept no others;
* Sunnyside. I
_Soaps, Sponges, Household *
| monia, Ox-Gall Soap, Silver
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he~Dawn of Spring
Means New Clothes, NEW SHOES. You want .
them NICE. You want them SIYLISH and
not EXPENSIVE. ,Our stock was bought with
these ideas in view._ They are coming in daily.
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Who does not get the worst of it when a
open chest, is the GROCER The irili
There is no doubt at all that the way to
_ package,in this way tea I eeps fresh for gg
30, 40, 50. and 60 cents per round
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_,Ladies’ Mocho
. with two pearl
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newest shades
Price $1.00, |20, I
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F. PERKINS
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JOHN   McLEOD
‘.‘lletl Brown Axle
1 The Standard fcr quality. Is used by all large
panies and Livery Stables. ~ It has no equal and is sold
The Im.;per:|.a1 O11
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