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W I I -1 And we are steadily gaining upon air bil?
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 `
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THEGLOW OF HEALTH
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s a _ _ ow e comp on
which speaksof the 'vigor and vitality of
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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
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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
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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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sizes 3 to 9 -years.
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,corporation they as f _,   _ _ _-»
from aims the F
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- dt to both the Island and the Mainland.
_  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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gratiou, and our population is
“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
_angled is »,`pqi_1nés. '1o"i-avdiesnrfooooch.
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vincer. Moreover the dairy 'industry is
hrmers marketed in 1902 more than two
md B R ml d - -als. All ofwhichgocsto
' ° m~ °“p°“”»~°9’t.b“.°‘°"‘_'hi1,° the non-fntureat lesst,as ithas been
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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brought abouta 'better stateldfifeeilng J /~ 1.
than heretofore prevailed. _ 'l.}be__l_r_ish_ _ V
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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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ward said, ‘I w ant no prctection from Y \ \
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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
loveandrespectofailclassesf g i mamwbiinmm-hal
1- ' ‘ 5 !4‘LR>era1sand S Conservatives return
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--- __ _ _ _ ._ apparentlyreduced inn
The last census showodtlmi; ¥%P“.i?lb_*ioee]ga;g@mba|g It ig
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"‘°° °‘°°° 188%- *iw ‘°°'°“° "9°l‘~~ff°9 the more natalie dominant sermons
_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
t_heprairieI’revinoeha's‘a!mest asmany In 1wi_Wm, mpeuhnwmve mn
’°°"'°"‘ h” N°“' B‘*?'t9'*°*° f_I°lP‘~`°-*R rover at 0 wwe. figgimh nent fm
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°°°°d 1"" 7'" ‘“°"° mm hm “W i'"*»°"° Conservatives out of herquota of five to
grownin the Dominion, and three-times
*B m.“'f’h mt’ °°-u'°'th'°° M?“`“'lm° Pm’ members in the Commons four
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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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We have proved into our new store,
Great George and Ken; §yeer5 ni the bieek
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al in the toba must
turned out by the creameries, and over a  5 can senutlrmixsmim
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