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lad in being Permanently Cured Daily by Clarke’s Kola Compound

Aellible, toriurin-g disease, now, honestly, why do yon? You know it is tearing down your qdem and making your life miserable. There illlly one way out cf your difficulty. Take Qarke’c Kola Compound. It has cured “Minds of others and will cure you.

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ume,C. P. R. engineer,Wes:ern Division, .C., writes:-“For more than twelve

been troubled mire tr less with asihmh

___-_f__ihe last z__w.>ly;i§\ th; ni;_ae‘<s__b;ca:;i<:

Home reqnenti at c to yc wor _Of - at c time. Manv nights I could not sleep lying down Unll. Iothing I could zetgave me more than n little temporary nlid nniil thi (..P.l¥- ¢!°C10f \- ¢`Cf Nd ?.“.’ii°n.." ‘°i?..°i‘;““"i."“i‘.’i°i.‘2‘.i° "‘ P 2?" ’."°i

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lik coughing the thi_d bottle have been completely. r. l are not had a sérlgle attack o_f asthmanno:

three years, an express l peuui' i -

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n y in our town cven worse

k I was, -'skim it has cured."

Clic’ Kola Compound is N “"7” gig; ;2.i0,crbottlcor th _B°°k 05 Alzhll ilazlco frcc by the G. 094. 13| Cinch Street. Tqunzo, Canada.

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' THE GUARDIAN- CHABIDTTEIOWN. PRINCE IDWABD IBLLNDJILRCH 18,1151

[Hi lllilllii Gliiiilili

MONDAY MARCH 18, 1131.

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DOMINION TRADE RETURNS.

A few days ago the announcement was

made that the total trade of the Dominion

for the year ending 30th Julie last- exceed- ed that of the previous year by nearly 60 millions of dollars, This turns out to be

quite true and is most gratifying. The increase is not due to a mere increase in

values, as is sometimes the case, but in

this case. as compared with last year quantitiesnave fullykept pace with values, Our total exports were valuei at $191,893, 000and the imports 'at $189,623,000( thus very nearly balancing the trade inward

and outward. The added totals of exports and imports make the volume of trade for the year $381,518,000.

It may be of interest to recall that in the

first year of the Dominion ended 30th J unc T 1868, our exports were but 57§ millions,our imports73§ millions and the volume of _trade 131 millions. Thus the volume of our trade has expanded to almost three-

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Our total trade last year. was main ly

divided, as has usually been the ease, be- tween Greet Britain and the United states

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of supply for the great__ volume of pro- I aunts which cnnnnnhhippen shi-end lnsi. “ year. They are classified as follows: The mine _ . _ . . . . . _ . _ . _ . . . . . _ . _ ._ .$24,58U;266 The fisheries . . . _ . _ _ . _ . _ . . _ . _ . _ .__ 11,109,083 The forest _ _ . _ . _ . _ _ . . . _ . . . . _ _ _ 29,663,668 Animals and their produce . _ _ __ _ 56,148,867 Agriculture . _ _ _ . . . . _ _ . . _ . 27,516,809 Manufactures _ _ _ . . __ __ _ . . _ _ __ _ 14,224,287 Miscellaneous _ . _ . _ _ _ _ . _ . . . _ _ _ ._ _ 208,070

It will be seen at a glance how large a

place in the table is taken by the products of the farm;animais and their produce, in- cluding meats and dairy products, with

agricultural products added making a total of 832 millions. Products of the mine make ayearly increasing figure while our exportof manufactures is now cooling-to be an appreciable quantity in our outward

trade. Hitherto our maniifact uners had been mainly content to cater forthe sup- . ply of the home market, but the time is

rapidly coming when Canadian_` manu- factures will be sent to the ends, of the

earth. _ `

It might hnve been hoped that the pres

ference accorded by our tariffzto the Mother Country and the West' Indies would have produced a greater increase in

our trade with those countries. But the

great industrial revolutions going on ia

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rers to bold a much larger place in our markets than they would have been _able

to hold without it under existing oondl-

better# acquaintance, better feeling and thenatural desire for exchange- of pro- ducts-helped togaina larger place for our products in the British market. VWc see how large ashare of our trade has been diverted to the United States des- pite the British preference. We' can only 1

the transfer, and how our trade with Britain might have shrunk instead of in- creasing as it has, had not tlietimely pre- ference been given when it was. 1

The new Australian Commonwesltlii

starts out with a. population of 3,717,731) almost all of British stock, the exception being Chinese and Polynesianc together numbering about 60,090. With a popu1a» tion quite as great as thatof the Canadian Dominion in 1867 the six ltates of, the Commonwealth have an area, trcdd, revenue and railway equipment for in] excess of what the Dominion had at its beginning. Their united nreeis z,m,906_ square miles. They have IW5 miles of

railway. Their exports last year were ‘

» in

tions, and it has also in various ways-by ~

guess how much greater would have been 1*

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United sums s es,e19,ozs s1oo,s44,a7e “gg”-c§5ae’§,if?‘{,1;§;§5 1;. ogg? GNN ll‘if9»|I1 1U7.735»353 44»7$i730 Ont.: 'states :_-"“I"` was tro'ubl~-'ii with _ _

' " .itching arid bleeding piles foil years. 1°" th°°'°°*-‘imh"‘”m°°b~ B“°‘°°m‘**l

Tennis suii,a5s,4.91 si.§4,es4,1oe ` ' ‘md 01”! “1_f1m9*°l¥ aftxfgggis v°1,;>‘ n§e'¢nnipnri»nn ii fin-has nur provincial

Thus of a and exD¢_i ;jlc@a_toi~i_i§ed," sp lint is with t§1_nicipal and civic debt# would have to Lui yan- nninnniinn tnasii millions, 331 §§§§ m‘v‘?_‘§“§§l'e ‘;§°“‘;‘;'}_"d§{t_,_,§ul_>:‘eE ii_§i.na¢aVinthe Fermi debt. Anil the

-millions, or more than five-clxths of the Eire criaés 1 Duréchgssd Inhb0;.§_f__ Dr- Gi6mmonweait-hhcs vast assets to offset

ase'c nmen, u ai* eor f;<~-"

9 "*‘°‘°~ _ new In it as V1 f‘°P*_~?° "‘° ’°““¥° ’»‘.‘.°'° “NV ““'»‘°“°‘

_ the lu-eat Republic and the __Mother_0onn- _ _r_e__l;___e_dies__1_>¢!°r¢ »~_nd_ to p9__i>\ir_i_>9=e- __pro_perty_ » __ _ ~

cry. on: mae with the United sintes "8 $22; ,g"n§,°‘i,m"{' 3°’°“‘ j _...__

reid what it inn in the Dninininnn iirsi th* *"1* “"° ’°P‘d'¥ *““‘"°’_""°¥ °"° - T ycar while ounerports alcneshow li stiil*__lé”°t‘°t“’i”3 °°m`°m‘°7 t’ thi* Sid' °f larger gain. Our exports were 184 millions I-‘W5 Al'l‘“"°‘ it 511° “m9 mm the *”°!°' greater in 1900 than in less. in ihe emi. "-‘°“' 'md °l‘°_°~P P'°‘i“°**°° °f Ne* “ser year of the federation our trade per head in th’ °°mp““§ _“mes ll” th' of population was no more than $36,_‘while "me I” °*“° °°¥°"`» th° |U`°°t' VI§5°Pl° °f ‘ in the last year for which we have returns We" Ind” wide' Th' l“`°f°"°“__§l ini” it was $72 per head. Thus Canada has has been °f gfat, ‘d'“t°3° Gm” taken hcr place among the great commcr- Baal” ln °°°bmi¢` B' “ish " 1 °f*°t'u

$8$,$1,335 and their imports $317,852,200,

that of Canada in any year down -to lim. The total revenues 'ofthesix States _were_$ld3,42-65,570 and their expend-

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wditure of the Dominion at/the begin-

Qurcs. Their public debt, State and

_ _ ,487,53o, or $_3ZTpe1'1_cad. '__'W_e have _ l nojust means of __ The _tional debt of the Dominion at the

tihesciliziires, and _ourgrocs debt 00-dd!

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__ wasintbcQgre'gateM}.millio_nc greater our-cd’m'c',‘ so that = '- . V ’

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PPLY TO-

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llYll|lMAN &

A2' Representing North British cxntile Ins C0. "'

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_ __-5 _ ‘ _ V the increase in the volume of our trcdc

3' _:__ _ ’ _ with the United States ove; the previous _ ' _ _ _ _ l `year was over 40 millions, while the in-

Union Assurance Society, of

Phoenix_Fire Oflice, of Loud

_ Standard Life Assurance Co.

__V.,.__. ...._ .__ ......... @.__...., ...... .. :si _,.i.‘;°. ii;...ri*;._'ri a unmet for onrproduch/ixp0!te¢__\__B1'itl_h"! "i c‘md‘_'f *ook U millions more than’ the United _'flick _c l`¥\¢l°l 09° d_,y_i,_,- ¢.y.,» ig.. 5, Stahl; In nine yeariionr exD0rtstoGreat1 §,'.:3°:_° .t ' ,hu-_ In muuiund 'of' tu' “___ _ _Britlinhavc doubled-._ _On tlggogr hQ;d__ Vets ri-d>m_.m°n“h_”h_°‘ha°.q-hHy".’°“s: 1

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_ _country increased by' over 'Hit inilfloncj ' ' _ H; -__ ,,,

over the previous ycar. In other iwordc

Mother Country was 15§ millions.

` The causes of the rapid growth of our

-I trade with the United States a.re not far to

__seek. For more than 3,000_mi1es the two

_ countries are in touch. Every year adds

G0 new and increased facilities for inter-

' cnmmunicatiou between the twocountries

& Mer Close proximity makes low transportation

rates. Year by year we require more raw

Lon- material for industries of which the

United States is the chief source of supply

00: '-cotton, tobacco, coal, sugar, corn, etc. -- LWBV' for notwithstanding the development of

our mining industries and increasing ex-

Scot- _ _

I port of our own bituminous coals, the central Provinces of the Dominion still

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_ Cgpper for which highest mah being much less, a very large share of the T

in xiii: in

Cabs for

the Baby

Our first lot of '20 carriages just in-_nice new pzitterns-moderate prices.

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production has been cheaper in the'United

A U States than in Britain, and now that it is or actually so, and the distance of transport

$880383

iron and steel supply for Canada has been

transferred from the Mother- Country to he United States. '

It will be of interestto recall the sources __ _ i _ __ _ If your dealer has ever tried them him- \

‘ self he will certainly recommend Mag- netic Dyes.

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1 \l}__ _ recommend it to you f *-

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i crease in the volume of trade with the i A dignified gm] innuenfid org", .E Liberal!

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‘ is a t'ying month. ~ Fortify yourself ag-inst an attadk ofi ~ grippe or severe cold hy using a rome of our British Beef IRON and \VINE_

It contains all the nutrit‘ous qualities

of fresh beef combined withasoluble

salt of Iron, in sound sherry -

Ther is li alt t h

e e h, s reiigt and vigor

_-E in every tablespooriful of it.

_,i w Our British Beef Iron and Wine has _ given great satisfaction We cheerfully _- '

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So d at 75c per bo_t1e. Prepared by

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obtain almost all their coal, and the other _pig The Square Df1188i°f- ._ V 5 ' I li ‘

. . _ _ 1 _ You have been told to “hitch your

_ ' __ _ Provinces Obtain their hard coal from the _ff » S1-mysidc_ P0 a Sta,.»»___thab Nature

” United States. -,' 1' h ~

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Another fcaturc is the tremendous in- ‘, “ svhriggyiglbgghglghgssgisbnlgture’

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crease in the importation of iron, steel and 1"* f' ' *"`£/"M ”""é>""5; ` £§b}§§% n°Yy%§d§ktZk‘lfiiodEg

_ ~ ' _V -_ s *manufactures of those metals, from the' ~ _ _ _ _ _ S 8»l‘illiaf6B¢§€rtakiu ill be

` " ' ” ` ' . - ~ if __ ". --- ~_- and ypprgo _ xion ` ight:

_ _ _, _United States, since the ,production .tins - ,_ ._ 3 .1 i _ .

‘ ~ _ _ . been so greatly cheapened across the A. i--,g\____7-___~,_»-NfE§§.36§;~,1~~q'f_` S

- i _ _bnruer. It in nniy within naw years ihni _ ' _ Z -'OF-_ _ H MR'

_Recital of Sacred l`1usic,

_ Vocal &`”li1sirumental_ V

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St. _Paul’s_Church

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iiuesday Evening, 19th” Instant

r Or an Allegro and Double Fugue-Hummel

Allegretto Op. 41 . . . _ . _ . . . _ . . . ._ . . . . . . Méfkgl Mr. S. N. Earle. _

2. Solo and ?uartette-"Res~‘.” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Miss F orence Earle and Quartette. 3 S010 . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . .. .: _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Rev Leo Williams. 4. Duett and Chorus- ‘I Waited for the Lord”

.............. ._ __ Mendelsshon Duett-Mrs. Hedley Palmer and Miss Coliingcl

5. Solo ....

Miss M. Moore. _ _

6, Quarteite-"Adeste" _ _ . . . _ __.Vincent Noveilo

Mi~ses Earle and Messrs. Moore and Earle

7. Solo ............... . __ ....................... . . Miss C. Fitzgerald.

S. Organ Lego-Spohr....:__:::_._._.... ......

Andante on Moto Mendelsshon Audnnte from ist Concerto ...Mendelsslion

Mr. S. N. Eilrle. '

9. Solo and Chorus-'Bantam Ergo ______ _ .Beale

Solo-Mrs. H. V. Palmer. `

xg, Baritone Solo-“The Heavenly Drenfp”

Mr. Charles Earle.

11, gnu; alto solo--"DeProfundie”..0cearVernc

Misc Amy llcrle. `

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and pork shippers.-We k 'i & Co., The ;People’s Sto‘:'ef|'

ef pro»Bcc'r opinion, cnd'cnil’c`|cd inch' 1¢_¢»»i¢iminiinn'ih¢s is wa rome in sliiinge in mlindn sine. thin ih. London Daily News, a much respected,

opinion in England has made a change of T a.tt`tude precisely the opposite of that' taken by the Chronicle, and the News has become a. pro-Boei organ. This is thought by some to be indicative of a change of public sentiment in the British Isles with regard to the war. _Whatever may be the facts in that regard, the change of atti° tudc on the part of the two journals in question no doubt accounts ford the fact 'T that it is the News instead ofthe Chron- iclc which is now so often favorably

quoted by American papers _

MOM

assist you

hat’s all right. There are

What is freer than the air we

And yet people do not realize the need of fresh air in their homes.

'ro curls carers mrwo pins

Ltxatlve Bromo-Quinine removes the cause

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Carters’ En zlish Bird Seed, a new sup

American Hats 5 cases

Ladies’ Dress Hats, millineryf at Prowe Bros, li,

New American Gaps and V

Hats, opened Saturday. Many beauties Vamong them.. Step ’ in and see gthem at Prowse'

Wrapping, Canvas.--Justl

received four thousand yards of Wrapping Canvas for ment’

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thc Royal _l§_este_ni-cnt by

ENDS \ volume of trade more -than double..

\§i§ir¢ss14o,47z,5e1s._ when agum are ten §__'nesas_gi~eat as the revenue and’ ox-in

ng and nearly threetimes/our present

Qnicipal, reaches the enormous total of

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Latest style, best weriimin ship and perfect dt guaranteed. ‘eg

Also me our large stock of Gents’ Furnishings. ~ _ ~s

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m u n list mailedmteo nngrnnddresg . for the ls _ Your money back you don't iikc grim. ‘hThoucands of

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American Gaps: Lots oft » _hou‘1d_l:e__on every lndies’workto.ble. I _

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ROM BEGINNER 'ro nxrnn-r "corneal

ma » ~ lFH°1r_ie Needlework llagazine."-~th§ inimtichtl _ aullgthuxbieh all others vainly try to imitate-will teach fn fm °f'“°d”* *W* °f 35 Gents a year, besides furnish- iniei if °1\ll¥¢Flov_verand other Nexllework decigcc dolhrrt. \1l°°l°1‘l. which cost thcnccndccndthcnccnbol

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