Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-10-20, Page 4•
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So it appears:- that the hyprocisy: of .
htptchnow tutinell
- CSL LIBERTY TO UTTER AND:TO: ARGUE
FREELY ACCORDING TO THE -DICTATES
1:11? CONSCIENCE WE PRIZE:ABO'E ALL
OTHER rIBERTIE3
Lu olia ow, Q ot. 2 0ths. 1303.
WE WANT LOWER- RATES
_The Toronto: Globe asks. the Domin
i4n •Government 'to throw the duty off
the cost of
order'
to
cheapen
r- in
con. - -
f - _g . Canadian cattle and: -thus
tatten�nb;.
Enable our people to #--:meet American
coth. �-etition- in the live stock trade in
P
England: The. suggestion is a -good
• one - but-- . the Government -- should do
somethlng nnorethan this:-
ought
to
force the railway and ' steamship
- Cat paries to _give lower figures =for
stamping "In God We Trust" on 60
cents worth of` silver and . passing , it
off for a dollar has no warrant in the
United States statutes, the Act of
1887 ,restoring: the coinage of. the .sil-
ver dollar providing that the devices
and subscription should be according
to the: Miniting Act of 18374which
made no provision for the motto::
s . the lawsmith but Piro -
gents
relieves � P _
e silver dollar ` as.: a reater
sents - the g
fraud than . ever.
-Dig' action of • Lord and Lady Aber:
landm
in to_ the:Steamship landing �e-n�'in .-going d e
b
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welcome
at 'Quebec, the other- day: to welcomer
the. _ p Euro can-: immY rants . w:ho arrived,
. g �
by the- Parsian was thoughtful
characteristic.: Their excellencies have-
.�
never lost- an opportunity of - showin
their sincere sympathy with struggling
nd the cheering words. ad-
dressed humanity, .a. ds
b...,
dressed -: by Lord,. Aberdeen t� - the
mewl arr g
transportation., Railroad rat from y and to
ived=immi rants will -serve to
es let them knave --
here to illontreal.on a car of cattle are Ilial tlrey:are::.not without:friends, in-
here
double the' charge from to
g ChicagoCanada
-Ne�� York. and- ocean - freights from
Montreal are a 25 per' cent. greater than_
.from New York or Boston. - 'This is a
shoat unfair state` of - affair s_ and. should
-mall for -instant _remedy.
Put out skippers on an equality With.
t 1-€4 Anrrflrr' -1,n rivals in the matter. of
Lte:� and? they can hold th,-ir own
with them Give our farmers iii ad-
-dition to' this, corn_ duty free for feed-
ing purposes ' and - the interests: repre-
sented
= in _ the ocean cattle trade of the
Donfinion will . haave 411 -advantage over
like interests: pn the' other side of : the,
line: The combined Y• Er1t� of these
Qnco'urage, them
changes will he that a .great -.Canadian
industry will again prosper even if. the
prohibition against sending our cattle
_to inland British towns on: the hoof re-
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mains .in full -force..
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,PATRIOTlsM = finds ..queer ways of
ag itself. - Some - patriotic
dames in California are. having " ca1s-;
of earth taken- . from the _grave of:.
Benjamin Franklin, =Betsy Ross' back
yard,•.Inclependerce-. Square, Philadel
phia; acid a few .other points :and ship-
ped to San Francisco where they will
plant.trees in it to commemorate revol-
utionary days. If:. these Colonial:
dames :could-. focus' th jr.minds on the.
present they would find plenty,of work
- cut out for :their patriOtism�b a t., ter
work than -:canning New England mud.•:
ONTARIO has done magnificently a
the World's Fair. Herdisplay of ag-
ricultural and pastoral, products ha
been by ; far the mostsuccessful of all.
the --displays by states or provincep
of this -Continent. Canada as a .wh.rl?
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has done well, but it . is just begin1ing
to draw on her people how much better.
they might . have done. Had the`
farmers in some of the other: provinces
received the sameencouragement and
advantages as -those of Ontario, no
doubt, ' Canada would . have made 'a
much better showing in Chicago-, 'It
is pretty clear that Canada has taken -
first: Tank as a producer of all agriLui-tlreal add pastoral produCts.
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TwE TY --seven Canadian bred her--.
ses sold in =New- York on. Thursday
• - -average. . of over $325 a
for t8 fi8v,. an_
head, and the :New York papers:re
ported_ the sale as 'being one of :-the
best of the _ season. - ..Items like this
are pregnant with ,interestfor _ the
Canadian farmer. • They - teach. -the
wholesome -lesson that a good market
eF'n.be found for good-horses=poor
horses are -not- -wanted anywhere.
- Thereisno reason why the raising of" the
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F r - rht kiri�'l, �}f horses in. Ontario should
riot be-indc firiif eI :_increased, ,and the
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- -larger the. ,increa`e: