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TLF Al' MAY 0' 899' employment if we are to check the

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IM. `.lji~lATlC.\' AND _EXODUS

-'i "‘ ` _ , pbcst young people. ‘

The ‘i'.iniiiit=t~si<lt~ .lout :wt , not Wit -

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Out some re isin, brings up -ii; ren - ment at ~t;~rded to foreign iminigz-_.nfs to the =.\`ox't.liwest as coriipxred \i ith what is fione for an eastern ffetiiiultui who uifght desire to remove to the pr-..= is iafid. Tue Journal says 1

-~i.~r :ri iadu~t:ions tiiaritiine pw-

vin..-< 1.. ii, who wish--s :o belle' " s post; L. as. Hon _‘.lt~. Sinn for tee tm ooraio ~ zo the w-.ieit fields ox tue No.tliwest. lor a yeai"s seed grain, stef-lr, etc. ft- tl he will ti-cet with a decided and positive rezusal. for he is already a citizen of *lie country. But these irivileges are unhesitatingly ac- oofced Doukhobors. Finns, and other foreigners. whose value as Canadian cif zens has yet to be proven . . . W u d it not be better for the govern- ment. instead of expending so much upon the importation oi foreigners, to try, by some ol the same generous .treatment accorded strangers, but now Idused our own people. to induce the thousands who are every year emigrat- ing to the United States to settle in western Canada, and thus build up .-Canada with and for Canadians?"

This is not a party question, inas-

'lwch as successive governments have aided foreign immigration and refused _ to aid those removing ' from one pro- vince to another. And evenwhen the exodus was in _fulltide in years past

government appears to have en-

the idea of a prem-

to induce the intending

In stay at home. The exbdus has by

means ceased, notwithstanding the

good times with which hasbeen fayored. would willingly part

itsfpeople, and it wouldbe mani- unfair for the federal govern-

.Bent totalro money from the com-

treasury to assist, or to induce

at movement of the people of the»Mari- time Provinces to the Northwest or British Columbia. Nor is it easy. to frame any just and practicable plan by which# a special inducement could becEered. to retain at home those -about to emigrate to a foreign land.

No doubt one of our people,acquain-

S with our laws, lanquago and in- ntitutions, our methods of work, our Ulilliilei Bild having a patriotic ‘inter- -est in our country and Hag, is worth mcrefo the Dominion than is a for- dgnummigr nt. It is most desirable “N350 00|’ 0Wn people, 'but we can- iot pay them a money consideration, rither for remaininguhere they are or or removing to another province, We say, if we will, refuse longer to assist

g nmigrants to cometo us from abroad,

but the sum annually paid for this

. purpose is not very large and we all

realizes that our greatest wan; is more people to settle in our vast extent of brtile and unoccupied lauds.The settler from abroad adds one to our p0pu1,,_ U00, Which would notbe true of the removal from one province to another.

Whl' do 0111' people emigrate to the

States rather than go to the North west? In mfmy C3368 simply because they have tired of farming life, with its steady round of woik, i-.s slow re- turns, its lack of advengura and its lack of broadening ini1uan¢@3_

.gmong a number of boys on the farm the amount of spending money <f>l' @&¢l1.1 IS scant, and the prospect fi 0W!_Jlng a farm as good as his fa.t.h_er’s W Pemaps distant. His education has opened to him other prospects and created tastes and desires that farm life can not satisfy. He wants ready money to spend,wants to see city life, andtto learn more of the ways of the great world than he can see at heme. 1 He would like to be more fashiouably df0S80d. and he envies the professional!

~ or the smart clerk ' th » l

gk bmk’ in e store

Such an one will hardly 'End om-

[I V ent in the Island. Th ' h do except farming addehlsshiiil; ¥°*-_°‘f’“"_ ‘f'°°tf°f . m°~.“°.fl°tui'ing. 3?” 1° °_ most fmitfsi sms for

"°m°°- T|1°g§0_ where they

odusof‘our.'yoq_|_-|s ifn qgngj-, _. - _

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‘r S . . ; mistake, tn; . few wma, ittlsff;

story of the “successful Islatlder ‘ T* I y‘ ` ,_ p ;i

1 abroad” always finds-'its way int6.,'M|ty=1; Ar. D.`D\elytris, Cook, Pictdnlgf

I ' dw* 3°\“‘°°i» ‘1°°f°m”\°n°d “nd rint. This serves as a lure, and with y lwhtnoor. D6_l2l“» <10; 7 , V _ ‘mgmg t° be She same impelling causes behind theml M95’ 1~ Cid- bl9l~Ul=‘. C0011- PiG\0li*¥" T° The T"m°r7“A°q“"°‘ BS7:“"`u'_s°.‘f‘d°| ' " 'nn' ‘mp”"°" R°"°b'°' N°Wsl"} . d ' -. . inn to follow the F.ash, McDonald, Orwell. Tmwn Wm* Pun' ' ' '

gieking at all tinn- an f`\ii~tl~i-;;dtLl;xe;n`et;f;_.0[\‘.;; \i.tl recs air. go 5 W ____ UW” 91° ¥’°°l"°‘““ “’°°*‘“ thousands who have gone. * » e, L . - - if--i » A pgmang m"_ .

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MW I§,:s"?B1,,,.k So far as Prince Edwari Island is mvemgn, and p,_;@n.¢¢¢5_ ha,

at the following fates- concerned nothing apparently can stop N Diamonds isbed by Messrs. Marion, &h

(except Sundaylthy?) tpe exodus but newdayentie; of em- ' g 1 ” . en§tA“tIt}cIt)t;e;_y;s‘.hat me U S has decided

"""" poyment in our mi s suc as are V “_ ~ - _ j _ V U? Supplied f§C[O[‘ies_ ‘nor-U ` :I0 (‘XlBl]d Hll .lilhis alld l per year 100 factories our cities and towns can- » ‘quired “mf” lP°t'""s""‘T‘°d° M'“k”'i'

5f'fi¢'¢;, """"" " ' not "ww and ms, remain Swguan, ‘Drops of Hood s Sarsapa- tveslgm, Prim are _Little is grills,

have bceticsniblisliod atthe following p‘.;_u~c.~. , ° f » 1 I I f Porlf‘ B120. llltl l’hlllp*p=ltles and Ollie!" wheres%n<¢rl_pgions`n;]a5;voi;_.;{ splltéd. Xouug men and women rom the ftlld 87? pf'€Cl0¢!S ]¢_€U€ S 01' ter,-iw,-y Mquirea from Spain ydming i° “Cp Cemtfi' d° “O” °°me time “ty °° ‘"8 the blood whim. green in we ree- t remit ft»1<i,°f_f»<»,. Sun1m¢\fS\§f»¥°f1‘1°SB°°*\**°’°*D~ K' “"' SlU1P1Y 5609039 “he CIW has U0 em* , d Fk th . lrew older isas follows :-- In terr1tory| nlb;i~it1ilii.i`.°\lberton Bookstore, G. S. Mutlmf ployment to offer them. Farm life on H1617' (158, 871 1 I ¢ e fam' 71 subject to military government by the l

§Af§ii}xii;`bI>ust,Tclephol\e olHce.R Seanian.Ag*ont Lb” Northwest Prairies does not av disappfaf fOf° the QOOJ Of limihmfy forces ni lb? Fimfed Slaltsll

is ia it-Clit-‘Ao\' 1_1 p H901) tract them because it would be nec- f E h d h powneis of_patsnts, including design p

‘L ' " L ‘ _l Buélncxs ‘lianiirer -1 ] 1 d h 1 d ht!fl23f1If'y¢ 8C 086 ‘IU 672 ppatents, which have been issued or

finer . l essnriymore_oneyan c eer ess an _ I _ p ' A wh ch may harem” be .issued , 8 dpi*

with fewer social advantages than fake!! LS tfl 8 ‘H8137 ShOI°f ftmt owner.” ot trade marks’ Prim; aid; .f

farm life at home. ‘We must enter; I ' 5 I I I h l ~ _ll l- ll '°"

_ . _ _ thoroughly mired wrth the ltselnauy registered in the united.

° into the feelinvs of the cxodlansfif we , , 1, St - p , loff . d .h . ` ,f art'-»,‘,°'*¢

' ‘ would ascsreiiii the causes of me ex-. blood and actively gettmg in .,|§‘§u,,2d°§ a,eH"r“§,;‘f,‘n;'éofgfgmlt gwsgia# ”‘°

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' marks prints,and labels, shall receive G p 1,

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United States under said laws- and au- ~"' , , -iufrii-gemrnt of the rights sebuifbd * by gm C 0%* H it uh y Smmf ma hounbn “S0 the

Qhwm is ua Gi a pa,ent___~m_;by rezisiiatpliip me and ect ers- fn l rices reduced for this I ` '~ _ ` ' 1 t 'Watch ker an

I L W C001( ’”" " -i;ucn€infrinUeme"nt tothe ‘iabilities ore ,Con Gt George and Q” ', ."’ _ “ _ ’ orimw Psisiana im a wi

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movement which is yearly carrying awayto the States si many of our

[n Germany they are making a fire

cycle that is said to be a. great suc- ce-~=< It is a four wheel truck,with a low compact superstructure, is fully equip- peat as an engine, and has af complete ce: :it of life-saving apparatus. The wheels have solid rubber tires; it is peduled by two firemen, sitting tan- dem, and runs rapidly on good roads, while its handling and manoeuvering is extremely simple. The firemen hav- ing one in charge in a suburb of Ber- lin recently coverd a. mile, made the hydrant attachment,and were at work in something less than tive minutes. In Berlin the firemen Wear water jackets, with a double skin, which they are able to fill with water from the hose. If the space between the two layers becomes overiilled the water esc'apes through a valve at the top of the helmet and flows down over the fireman like a cascade, thus doubly protecting him. The smoke helmets, also a German invention, are 'largely used throughout Germany, and in Austria, Holland, and Italy and are now on trial in some of the ire de-I partments of the United States. The smoke helmets enable the wearer to breathe and to see, with some degree of comfort in a smoke laden atmos-

phere. _ _

Hoolfs never disappoints.

Running Sore - “ My mother was

troubled with rheuniatismln her knee for

a number 0! years, and it broke out into a running sore. She took three bottles ot Hood’s Sarsaparilla and is now well. Hood’s Olive Ointment helped to heal the eruption.” Mas. Joan Finn, Cloverlawns, Ancaster, Ont. -» ---~ ~-

Dyspepsla-" My wltelsuflercd from

rheumatlsrn, dyspepsla and pains in her

stomach. She had medical ‘attendance but did not get rellef.f She read about Hoodia Sarsaparilla and tried it. Three bottles entirely cured her. She is now a well and hearty woman.” T. W. Covi-:u'r, Cape Sable Island, N. S.

Egzoma-“I was run down with com-

plaints peculiar to my sex. Large sores broke out on my body head and limbs. 1 could not do any work on account or the itching. My trouble was termed eczema and I doctored for it for a long time. I then ti-ted' Hood’s Sarsaparllla and several bot- tles °e1!ected a cure.” Has. J. G. Baowir, Brantford, Ont. _

Bwollhgo-“I had a swelling on my

chest. It caused me great pain and many sleepless nights. Physicians advised an

operation but my diughter urged that I» -

take Hood’s Barsaparilla instead., I did so and alter using six bottles, the swelling went away and I have not had any more pains.” las. J. W. C. Cnoirxwnroirr, 432 Front St., Belleville, Ont. . _ _ Qrgans Affected-“ I was run down in health and had spells of coughing which

left me prostrate. My lungs, heart and _kid- neys were aflectcd. Took Hood’s Sarsapa-

`rll1a upon advice and soon felt better. I continued the treatment and now’ feel like a' 1 ne " ii 217

`pe'op|e can .make mere. #Ferl

w woman. M s. Smnaxavrimx,

Oasingtou Avenue, Toronto, Ont. .

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_ Hood's Pills cure liver ills_: the non-irritating and _only ,eat-hartie to take ,with llood's Sarsaparillii.

. Uoittd States relating to said matters ,

"said territory' the same as if such laws y were in lull force and effect. I

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ion cl .i trade mark, print or label, shall ~ubj ct the per~on or party guilty of

filed and imposed by the laws of the

Prcvidel, 'Tliat a dulv cer- tified cop-.1 <1 the patent or ,ofy

of the trade-mark. print, or label. shall b~:ii ed in the tliice ot the Governor General of the island wl erein such pro- tection is desirtd and provided further, That the rights of property in patents and trade-marks secured in the islands ‘

'Benito/'s Llniment tue modem Pain cunt, Price wc. ' lg

‘Pa nsrs’ Malt Extract, fresh ' stock..-- `

host results apply ne|fsc_tiall,y k, and at once to John fN’é"wson~§ at lhis furniture' wareroomsd

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eg \.1_ll keep o1i_hand at lull line of .ready made Hats and Bonnets from $1 00to $5 0

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