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CANADIAN TRADE

Canada is astonishing not only her own

people but the whole would as well by the rapid increase and immense volume of her trade. The total trade of the year, which includes both imports and expori s, is set down at $467, 637, 049, and shows an increase of $48, 750,111() over last year. Dur- ing the long Conservative term of oiilcc, extending over 18 years from 1878 We were proud to note that our trade in-_

creased by about three and a third millions ayear. But since 1896 the increase in volume has been $227,686, 182, or over 32§ millions yearly, being nearlv ten times the rate of increase during the previous 18 year period. That our trade has doublei in seven years time is something that not‘

eveathe most optimistic of Canadians#

would have predicted at the beginning of that period.

A few comparisons will serve the better

to show that Canada is making progress in trade that are, as we believe unparalled in the history of commerce. Last year our ‘ Canadian exports were $37 per head of our population as compared with sis pn and 1

in the United States. Our total trade in __ imports and exports was $81 per head, compared with $31 per head in the United

State s. Our smart neighbors may be _ really surprised to learn that our trade is $50 per head of population greater than their own. Equally remarkable is another comparison. In 1850 when the population of the United States was twenty-three

millions its foreign trade amounted to, but $3%,(@(ll0, while now Canada, with `

THEGLOW OF HEALTH

. mousse” -mv sr" s a _ _ ow e comp on which speaksof the 'vigor and vitality of :::.;':f*°°~ .i“°'° “ °°.:°::.§°f.°;‘”v”

e, we c a n e ow

of health than blyeihia persistent use of Dr Chase’s 'Nerve Food, the great food cure

I foreign trade otfaboat

‘from its obligation to provide continuous

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#bis at is A fewer than

only onedifteeaiih a 5* the big Republic

trade more than one

rival in the matter of the ` volume of trade. '

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THE FERRY _Q_Q_M_|’ANY'S BILL?

For some reason not full! 61111311195 17° the general public an atrempil bl! 59°" made to make our representatives at0 ta-

\ wa believe that the peopleof Charlotte- _ toven andthe Island are opposed to the Capes Ferry bill. At a very small meet~ ing of the Charlottetown Board of Trade. with fc urteen members present ares ilution was passed by a vote of seven to four the

majority making upa bare half of a small meeting, and this resolution was thought important enough to be wired to Ottawa. Next we hear that F. L. Haszard and

‘Richard Hunt appeared before the Rail- way Committee at Ottawa in _opposition to me bm. 'roman respectable and in- fluential men no doubt, but Wlwm did they represent? Their principal argument seems to have been that the incorporation of the ferry company might in some wa! tend to release _ the iezieral Government

steam communication. Both Mr. Haszard

and Mr. Hunt are quite intelligent enough to know that it could not possibly have any such sheet, and so the reason for the opposition to the ferry company must be sought for elsewhere. ' So far as we oanidnd the public are not

only not opposed, but are very favorable to the development of the Capes Route. Preferably we would have the Govern- ment complete the .i ork upon which al- ready a good deal of public _money has spent, but the next best thing would be to have a strong company undertake it- We want free competition in the carrying

trade between the Island and the Main-

land. That is clearly in the public inter-

est. `Any opposition to the bill based on

whichforms new, rich, red bloofiandi °==-sees' 1-==-v~_f°f¢<» .

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gislators. We fail to seo _#II 5508*!

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_ me me l_r{i|§_sta__i|_u.§;g.

.King Edward visits Ireland at an splclous time, when the Land-B__lll has

p.op1e in general, we doubt not recoghiie

King Edward and his royal_ Consort as their friends, but still the wtrmth and

he himself had no fears on that score

Before setting out for the trip King Ed

Scotland Yard. All the protection I want I shall receive from the Irish people. On that point I am perfectly well satisded. No aoubdnis Majesty is quits as me in

axe quite as likely to be sought out for

he United States President Roosevelt who is thereverse of timid,was accoiiipan lcd by a stalwart body guard. In Ireland King Edward relies wholly upon ih e :rod will of the people, and counts his usual entourage as quite sumcent to shield him from insult from ill conditioned pers ms

Edward has shown himself the true friend

of mind and heart which commands the

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“much` to doin preparing their land buim-

_1n_a_¢-_iwir gm? bu; inns; A Comms EVENTS' _‘tt-enum *mmf _Butt *rail City'Couneil meetson thsseconvf Mon J POIGIOB Gliiho Uhlkti are 0l1i7Bl'i0,_ aux” emu month ix 3.; “»“_mu,_ ,_ vhobefmethoir qi_igratio_n~_t_° the west, on, mye»;n.M hmm oay cars., » .m°vh°=@§nmed_toi;\velg1eeoivr¢tty wen rnsnrs. mem on no nm umm

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vincer. Moreover the dairy 'industry is

hrmers marketed in 1902 more than two

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amihion and ahalf pounds more were

million pounds of cheese were ‘produced inthecheess factories. A ` ' ` `”`

In account of the political situai mum Manitoba-it is so _be assayed, than the rapid innux 'of population pfodungs

oonditionsaltogether from what we have in theeast. We have no-‘

stationary. Newly arrived from abroad for theiretryearortwo

Province, when" .was st_ill`__ scant, and nffbsilding the,

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eifusiveness cf the receptlonthfy ` have met with must be most gratifying to-the royal pair, as it is to their loyal subjects everywhere. Some may have felt concern

for the King's safety; durin@s visit, but /

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Ireland as he is elsewhere, butithere is no ~ » _ possibility of foreseeinc when a crank or _

an Anarchist may turn up, who is willing BE uns {

to gain notoriety by an attempted assault AR H

upon some one occuoylngavery exalted t . e FREE* _

sta ion. -

I5 is this class only that are to be feared,

and experience has proved that the best, Yau can save m0l*Y if Y03 bi-IY YOUYY ` the wisest and most lnoifensive of rulers

attack as the wicked or tyrannical. We ' 5°* 5°”

know what happened to Lincoln, Garfield L D

and McKinley, who were among the best

ot Presidents. In his recent tour through ___

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who lillght desire to mako i3I"0\‘lbl6. King

of all his people and not less the friend. of Noutwest being apmed up then. W"

_ _ the Irish than of the Scotch or English. much looking to 0%." ,md N

shutting out competition ougit not to be _The P0091* °f the G1°°l1 181° Nllilv fbiof get-"gi" pq-gy mug, 11,, 1 entertained or carry weightf with our llld are making me hmrtglad by- m er: mained under Conservative le __ ° hibitfon of their hearty good feeling when _ ye". don 1° 1888_ Then N e Lizards

ever he appears in their midst. It is most und, Gum,” “Murad the sd* .vt fortunate, after the long and illustrious ,ymx mg hm W," don tg near the reign of_Victcria that sheis succeeded by do” of lm

°°° °° 'W1 “Wwe _with ‘l\°S°_ qiieiisiél, rue cmd-vsum nm new

_ creased their miiority At thzrazltl

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1- ' ‘ 5 !4‘LR>era1sand S Conservatives return

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_IM of the Province is Conservative;

however, been tlln'=last_oencns - mm to be the cn., U m page

_ _ and ft“m87` b_0*as`sumed that' |=¢¢p,.”|°°m m

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°°°°d 1"" 7'" ‘“°"° mm hm “W i'"*»°"° Conservatives out of herquota of five to grownin the Dominion, and three-times

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Ottawa. Attbeslscisoaof wie

_ _ _ _ _ _ tives were returndi The eléction

“nuns 31°” strides. in M“”u°b“° Hu' gave four Conservatives and three Liber

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