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THE:D UT Y7'ONWOOL.
The Lucknaw 6enti:ne.
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- - -• - Since the Democratic victory in No-
vember 'our neighborsto the south - are
'discussing the pi obable changes, in
their..tariff aid the orie • most likely _ to
affect the farmers of this country- _is
.. _ the demand, for free wool. :The agri= .
�—cultural press in the States is full --of
opinions. -and : facts
o����n� 'gib. ��h, �$:�3.: � .as .. to _-:the- wool.
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trade.:. -The States have_ ' lei been
11a11'1i}' "I11 /111EN1' notorious for theirs want of success,
; . . ooh growing:and'wTooi riianu-
both as a w
l -ie rii iliec• that Mr. Meredith ; in tjf course this is
�. - f actu ring counts y... , �
,ends t E i cs;ci the leadership of _the . - com .arativel - - . s eaking, . looking- to
O tarso O �ositit�nr and either become their reat' opu anon; . area of-,.-- fertile
judgea or devote his •attention to his: land and' - imme•nse advance in mos`
legal - ractice, . is still ,current; and other branches of _ agricultural, . "stock-
a_ 1�. .
- - -keeping --aid manufacture. Their-
• s - �eculations with •re and to Isis succes
p : manufaGturers have demanded ' protec=
ser are ,nuinerous There are. few poli- tion -.of, high. duties: on woollen goods=
Acians 'of fir. Meredith's .school now and _wanted their =raw material: free or:
in public life-ir Canada, and ere many . cheap. The, farmers who: had to raise
lears �a.sses there . will be less:e
. Al- -the wool d manded protection -of high._
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hough the great ma'orit -;' of - the peo- duties on their - product and fortified ;.
by the -high price :of the -woollen cloth-
pie the Province could` not agree ing they had to ' buy,:: their - demand
with Mr. -Meredith's --political views,: could_ not be refused., -The nanufac -
yet there are few public men i•n •� Can- turers: not 'having a cheap ra•w M.aterrial-
put u �_ the: ---price � a tlxeir finzshe -
ada that individually enjoys: _greater p . pf
artcle.and demanded more rotection
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personal., respect_ than W.R. Meredith
. So the see -saw went on;and: the :woollen -_
nd a;`great deal of regret will ez' industry for which the country. offers
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pressed if he should' retire. - That- he great .- facilities. , .and opportunities,
will leave politics,either at the present instead of becom•ingYone - of the most,
_time or iii the near future: we:have not Important of- all their .industries, . has
'doubt. _Mr.- .Meredith, redith never_ been :in a healthy and. flourishing
the slightest° don - } Now the chances are that.
. . condition..-- � - -
like; Tuan others before=.him has been in the - remodeling of ` t_ heir . tariff, the.
polit call�y-killed in. Canada: not be- .duty on wool, ,at all events • on', fine
Oause he. Tacked- ability ;- • not because 1 wool, will be= taken off. The farmers, -
.. he lacked �:
in an one quality- that goes some of :-.thein at
he - any= rate, are "fright-
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cried , :but not .a1L� for .we see many
to make up an honestman, but simply: r letters` indicating that there are some
#or PaFt Pot. poses..• Tt was the great ,no are_not afraid to: stand to their
tition.-. A.
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guns • and, face. the "-comp .
writer -says' 'in -a . to...The
-bne '.
'stew Yorker on free. letter -wool "In
Rural N .
section it would- be:al-l-. the better ;,
one , . _ .
-would cause-:- sheep: mens to -raise.`
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better sheep oth.for. inu_ tton and -woo
Of course there will be = caliinity .low,
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lers: who=would-try to break -down .the
.price =;; , but there would be a : great
many more people who would eat
LIBE=RTY TO UTtER AND. TO ARGUE
FRKEIY ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES:
OF CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE -ALL-
OTHER LIBERTIES
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Tearing
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rices.
Atte for $3:00 per
$4.5Oper yard
hope _ and. wish ` of :the: Conservative
indeed; man Reformers 'as
.,warty, arnd indeed, T
- - -� ario that Mr. - Meredith
well, in Qilt ,
into the new Dominion
should be taken•
� _ It
Cabinet,. but that could. not be .
would be just; as -helpless a task- to. ex-
pec`' Sir _J-ohn _Thompson -and Mr.
• Meredith to agree in conducting the .
affairs of the Dominion, as it is to -try. .. , .
- ' w - • mUtion and Wear -woollen _ clothing,:and
. and unite oik antand no.: one sleeg. in `woollen 'blankets: There
would- be no more•°profitable -stack in•
is` better aware of -this � fact than the � .
present leader.. of the Government :the near future than sheep `_wool and
If any oiiedoubts this let them lookmutton combined
osition of Mr Ldton -
at the pr'�sert p - _
.McOarthy, a gentleiti n of unquestion-
able a1 ility. - While the. late Sir John
Macdonald vas at the•helin of Staite,
Mr._ 1cCarthy was`honor:ed* and `re
-. spected, and on one occasion Sir John
referred to him -as the "brain. power of
despised
Lhe. party.' t.But now' lie E is desp
and. i ejected by the powers that be
and sits in. the House- a lone man, and
precisely the -.same fate would hay e
been meted out to Mr- W.: R. -Meredith
had 12e been forced: - into the Cabinet
k (i
b ; .liis - Gntai io - friends.
Thome are few- men in ublic life in
. Canada that hale. sa iificed to much.
political ulai'it as Athi. McOarthy,.
for had -he given: away to :the wishes of-
:athera aud-.w-orked in harmony .with
the party -on all -lines, th•e1re .is : not -the.
sl` teat. duibt b; :he_ Would' .at- the
present moment be occupying - a -promi
went o..ition in the Government.. „n
it is - lamed by many --leading
fact
..Conserv Conservatives that he woulc have been
Prefc_
FOLLOWING --the `: example • of the,
Imperial -authorities; the American
secretary of Agricultural, has ordered.
that Canadian cattle shall not be allow-
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ed to enter the United, States without
:undergoing ',detention . at quarraitriie.
The fact that - the British Government
has scheuled our cattle _because• of the.
alleged existence of pleuro -pneumonia
Dominion has been accepted by.
in the
Secretary Rusk as proof: of the prey al
ence of the disease here, whereas . it
.has never ;been Shown : that the Britisl
Government's order was based upon
sufficient grounds:-
lie
a stove- or
kinds :of
awrexlCe las now on
and a.large stock of
, . fall .. - art><es intending purchasing
.work-thisan _ p
_ _ � furnace 1 itock of all
- - ' - inking- a ,�ralt ofusual a full
is also making not . fail ll. H e ha,s- as
furnace - should-: not fail to give
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- Pressedesec ware,
lei ow ....amp oods.
A CUF IOUS fact has-been brought out.
in.the House' of Commons by.-areturn-in`
relation to. the. canal difficulty. : It -is.:
this The original Sault. -canal'was:-
built
was:
built by -the State of .Michigan ,•' later
on it •was transferred- to- the Federal : r.
Government with :the ;distinct proviso,
that 'it should be f• orever free from
toll and -that British- -subjects- "should..'
have e the use !of the canal on terms of
hav
egEdity with the inhabitants of United
T,>r ates. But- this does not count for -
t that.
i l- -fate :that. - u after aIL A .Governmei
tincts . h-o�� e� er �is . �tlie .much
- �little " _ reard'. for :fciregn
. i, and the shows -,s0.,..litt_ g
c independent en,
awaits all p .. ' . a - n •Is.
at ti'Vashin -to
treaties- as does�-that _ g .
records cif the Deform party in Canada .to.. pay much attention
scarcely: likely. .
as -well gas -than of the Conservative with one of its own states
=bear am le .proo€ of. -this. Why :did y-=
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- the . Hon.- Edi at d. Blake leave -the
-political :al enaa ? or why did the Hon.
'_Mr.. doll- T retire into , private life in--
. :Quebec ?_. -.: Bluth these = - men Were
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and no
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straightforward and honest,
.one will "deny their -ability,_ but rather
than •acr• cc ' tin inncipleg of . their
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convictions .-hicii. -ft.---' believed td he
right,: they :.becarne private. citizens,
n F so will Dalton McCarthy acid W:-
` R. _ th before- many .months
'Yh have passed away. -` • •
FINANCE `Munster Foster - intro--
introduced his bud et -into the House -
of CConimons on T`esdaylast, and:
very few changes are:: to be- `made .in
. he most im ...or•tant-: to
the . tariff: P ''(*)f
.,J r farmers pis. the reduction. ''of the
_duty, -on- birder: :twine from : twenty
five: to. -twelve and. a -,half per cent. -must--be unscrewed and laid in- a coo
The debt of �f. ' r G y, Mr .Foster -
nil �,fhe past
MR. GLADSTONE .introduced :Ms
Ireland - :bill . into the.
Home Rule for
British Hoixse of Commons on -Monday.,.
and his friends` claim that the Grand:'
-z eech of:: his life
:he
Old Man- mane t , p
on. that_2occasion: It was --certainly a
great oration for a man of ` his _ age
Mr. Balrour, the opposition leader, 'in
`replfniad
e. a bitter -attack: upon the
� Gov
ernmet.
chief contentions
•Government.
being that the Protestant major• ity ln
' er were : not=protected by :`the.
Ulst . P
clauses.:of ,the =bill, Thefight is the
most bitter that has ever taken place
in.the British Parliament since the
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ge of.' the_ Reform bill in :183...,
passage_ . - . -
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eading Hardware Depot.
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• ,mptly .. attarided to.
ve - i t nd Repairpro
to pnpg� ing
and has a lot of
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.OTFER FORS'
-UNDERSIGNED
I3Esale
�. Gsuperior '--`- .ngliulls ranging from
g . : y .ou_ g
8 So iths to 2 nears-, . These are the right sort-.
thick -and fleshy andwill all mak Y sh w
animals. Correspondence _-solicited. or.co
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and see -°
EGINT Sons
- St Helene.
AT DESIRABLE. Pi,O'-
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knownas the "I.eddy Farm Lot 2
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..� Y Wawanosh, for sale.
Con: -:5 . West V4 is now f r sale. al
the premises are: -A good, large,
frane.house, a large `frame barn L . shape s ,
`75x45 :feet; and underneath the same stone
stable,
a neves-failing spring' is : found : on the
good wells .to. the
back part of the lot and two. „ the iia 'n,
-front, _together; with: a ci tetli at 3� ac es
s ample water supply,; `', acres
which furnishe _ . 1 ..
rd,�,00d b:i: b, large orchard, of principally
har fruit,
.r. 90 acres under grass and the
wrote
once \V ell. cultivated. .
- - . st m stock...of -,
After Apr. it 1 y
country,ve � .
second to pone in this part o
.. _ a t 'of the very best :goo
. - . ar e consignme
ordered a 1 � �-.
and g
justfput thein in, therefore my stock o
have .ace top -
must p
CArADIAN_newspaper calls atten--I
tion: to nursing-
bottle. :advertisemen.
which concludes . with. ;:the .AVords•
"'When the baby is done drinking it.
place under a: tap. If the baby does
not thrivn o fresh -milk : it should be I
boiled.
Thosb�n . one of the -;best farms_ in
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Township, it ought to find a ready sale,
For Terms and particulars, apply to
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0OR11IGAN., ` Luckn
HUGH -MOR.
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cCABE, in rear of -for
RSAL .
J{OUSEAN1)
: OL FOR .SALE ow
Ross St. also lot for 'sale on Havelock
St.' near the G. T. R. Station.' mOn o e s xur s.
-Apply. to - Jas.. Kerr, - Dru
Morrison; Lucknow..
w
ot,
whop.
- -quickly- I will - s?h the _
clear. them
n.: order.; to.
of my stock of
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rl �� b
calling ea
jade �and b c g y Y
..� :Room .must. be m: .. Y
at will 'show- huge: �s
from - at prices that s
fine; selection to choose - .-
:that I mean business
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25c.
Corn, o Tomatoes, . Peas
► ax�s C ,
ounds.
New Raisins, 25c.
- ioca .-2 c.;
Ta 1 . ....
:-Pounds p
25c.
,. ounds...-R1Ce,... - _
25c.
E -_Pounds' best Currant,� ,
c.- 20c.
Tea 35c., 25c, Teas,
20_
Pounds -Gran. Sugar, $1.00.
25:pounds Light Brown Sugar ,
*-1 00
:: � � t cost.
1 oe -soh, a
entire 3toc,k. evil
emember the . ,
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