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son. Fyss~saafis and CONSIDERATIONS
care ars necessary % the successful
o9naast 81 sny business. whether pub
lse or private. His latest faSys In the
tntsrsst 81 n good postal service IL not
only BUSINESS ike, but Ingenious ana
original. A letter has been sent 10 tic
pesfrsasssfs at sash county ssat o!
sysry eouaty. sskiax him. for the good
~ the service sna az kis own expense.
80 visit sseis pentof.iss In his county
aas 20 snaks dstailsd report 81 its
coalition and management. ming out
answers Ia questions propopnded by
tbs department. IL would seen that
Such q pssfkod Of iaspsction and re-
view. II snergsticaiiy carried out.
would result ia much good 10 the ser.
vice. A BUSINESS asaa Tor business.
Mssieo's president has appointed n
Minister Pisnipotsnttary for the pur-
poss 81 sfisetsng a commercial rect
pretty treaty with the United States.
Although the two Republics are very
close neighbors. shsir products are so
unlike that competition would not be
eHcitad by such = treaty. and only
desirable results could be expected.
The bensfts 20 ba derived would be
numerous and great, and ia would at
the same time encourage the hope
within the hearts of many who live
asar the common border line. that the
boundaries of the United States will
at no very distant day be moved sew
erai degrees farther southwark.
What has become Of that resolution
adopted by ths council requiring the
paving Of Monroe-st. To be finished on
or before August 257 History has
already recorded that the contractors
commenced work on the street one day
after the time allotted by the city
fathers To have the work finished. The
members Of the Board OF Public Works
argue that tho recent dsclsion OF the
Supreme Court makes them simply
clerks ri the council, but In this case
good executive ability seems TO be
iackiAx, Had tho intentions OF the
council been carried out paving on
Menroe-st. would now be finished
instead Of Just commenced.
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The latest sensation In connection
with the boodiing propenstttes d
members al the cabinet and tho whole,
sale robbery which has for years been
goiag ON In ministerial circles ID tho an
aoaneement that Str Charles Topper.
81 minister of finance and ex-minister
al railways IN Str John Maedonald's
cabinet. u 90 he summoned from Lon
don M give evidence before the tnveati-
eating tribunal as tan the disposition
al certain public moneys and award
sng at certain government contracts
during his term at office.
The heavy rain OF yesterday demons
strated that the new brick paving on
PearNst Is altogether too HAT. II
the work ID not done over now and a
ditieren. grade established trouble will
surely follow. The pavement should
not be accepted In the condition II Is
now In, although IL 10 quite probable
the contractors are not to blame for
the grade. Ia any event the taxpayers
viii have 20 SETTLE and that h why
some OF them are kicking.
HbIfOHIAL EXcERPrM
One Of the priss Tools who recently
undertook tn cross the Atlantic IN