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11,1 i1 ; wint A atter ;ktot, in every esett as it was iki the caw of citeese
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aettera Addressed tel Vick
raaite or .oassada, taaaa
atta »,racatstaso11
(ireat, ritazis clad ratta
..o.sart a Fear Itosistase Vaat
•. • , a atrairitr ocaustay.
ern:awn .)f4,titur.)
" .1,43 resourees., develop. d
slyest, the field, the fotest,
• he line, niaiorfacturers
. :•*1, all oceapy nmn
o oa
:It however, no deprrciatiou
.t asources to say that botit
and iu furore pro-
.. assr. mimed stunto hia heat in
; , • - Oar exports art la
f this) fact. 17
...otpot U1 2212.4»t to
the total exports.
"L. t • lky sue latof ea.
• itoptaaance is 'that
' , and tite A.-attain:1 the
ft . half those of the
aiiitiono of riollkatt
cat'srta Li lati7, wore at,
a 1 000,000
.ot . 2,0,000,000
7,000,000
• .. 4,000,00G
3,000,000
2,000.000
. 1,000,000
..78000,000
L. city.,,iliontion I have tirade a
as:took:a:. krow taut .the trade awl
Lot-it...a:al: tables. ln the "field"
have hachaded "animals
ottat iaosie product, except "furs,"
claosilled oaparately.
'fatos• 4tateS, stricking as they are,
. rat express the relative im-
saattotte of agriculture. Among the
whjcli empbasize that
t,r▪ 7: okastsi.a., tote the following The
fasasa. products exported are mare
seotrat sa. a raw state, like deals,
otita stet, and do itot represent the
eatt. 'a...trasto. affh
orded that field pro-
atato tit., the latter including buch
oo.....ioeio Lis cattle, cheesie, butter,
roreet products
• • i,...7. -stat foot. to the new paraso of the
• must waue with it:a dea
• ao! otottiats., while the falai is the pre-
-..at tots:Attar: and tbe t'ature .promise
tao ry ; and oar highest pros -
fatal() will be contingent
tto lost aud continuous expan-
• . at .1 taaprovement, which both are
1..a. analysis of the exports of
haportant and valuable agri-
t to.„Lste; ,urcee will show there is.
apats".,.a. ormteli of the industry
t1 ot,..tto-Ta the other isranha
ce,
Loy:atilt:are itself stands
sato, eat soo....er tesourets, Vkai
z rouud taildon dollars :—
tato ta tad batter .. 8,000,600
-too"; ...• • to, atooStab..0
15,000,000
4.000,000
• 2,000,000
a,000.,(10a
7 oats ... 2,000,000
2,000,000
10,000,000
",1:*. .. 1,000,1AU
41%/*CrtS licre stead
ti tara oil, they exoteded our
• • stot aaparau
ts of Lep, fruit,
- iota, oats', hides, potatoes aral
).raw nearly 20 per coot.
staattts
oalieate, so far as ex-
ouy iteataiag, that tae
atattos in our ° italuatriel
• ski is seeond to no othor.
--:oasts. ni tiOnSf.1 11,it illdi
• ' milk production
• jog Unduly eximustitt.
• .. 71 Auralde to a stateni of
, .. , will lit ip to rettew
• r. • . all t •kal,„ys turpover
•. It is the Ottaa-
that t11( ite1lieut
12:11:ti at.d tile skilful
of produots, brig,
, agriculturahat.
t ad .2nd OZ dairy-
• [1.2432. 17p !ii -.ill 011'
, r ig,,:104.a,k a ova-
•! to; takraa. to tho futon-
" . '• ila',441',•:44 of 1!-
iartiO'r 11110 .,11-1 ctn.
1,2 io tit a
, ostal ox.kaiesion and. rapia.
2222-, lair aroa
111114,11:.4/t. IMO* 1.6.4
±0.1A, 4-lIr tater' ko;
slimy tyro:loots La -
;7,4 ill' a
.1 t sl or as cat ant s 011a. 121a0, t t3tas hut has bef, n done
lionto oi 1ii1i011 doll.tri, or no less 1 which matadd be considered fine XL auy
than 73 per cent. It, eourse, fill marhec. It is unlikely.thatiu Ireland
loves ant the exports. of cheese met itself better butter tan be made than
have bad an altuoat ph2non's:11A ex- in ou: ova Prince Edward Wand—
paasion, roomier to have giveu the'qoally greet., and beautiful, "Gilt-
eombiaed exposte so good a almwitat . edged" butter a.ui Lo made almost
as they 1222.13 made. stud the ataual anywhere ha maritime Nos a Sootia
ineramze of our ciastato exports have, and Now ifrinalmiok, with then.
imbed, taken 9u2x1ethipg strickiog nett marshes and grassy alope$, kisatal
From loss than two million dollars in. by saltando sea:meows. Quabati lam
1a.72., dicta have graWil tt). over seven its Eastern Towitshipe, the very name
ntillteau tiollara 1$87, an expaueion of which is synonykoour, with the best
of about ttSli per cent. butter of the country. It has, too,
The autnal reputation abroad of its Kamouraska dilitri0t, whieh though
it has shipped enough bad butter to
spoil the llest reputation, did it m
site of cattle, grasses and atmosphere
which have produced aeons, and might
Wive produced more, of the linea(
milk and butter in the world. On-
Catoullan eheese, compared with what
it, was boron the trade began to asa
same notieerthio prelim:thaw', ia2.1. gat -
tering coafirmation of the oonciusione
which naaurally follow from. 8, study
4 the above .fie,ures„Aa one time
Canadian oheeso was exported under
au American brand, to give it a better
hold ape., ciao market ; tualaa
it is to UC toared that shrewd
sa11.s, Itinav too sled that Amoriean
cheese will soll sail better in England
tf put opt.21 the market as Cattadiata
'like reputatioo. a Canadian (lease is
aew seeotal to noire, and the auCceks
tho Dominion. in Cheese production
has already awakened coresiderable eh-
quiry as to our methods oolong our
competitor& Both in Denwark, the
present butter country par excellence,
zaid in Holland, the premier cunutry
for milk products and dairy exports, 1
saw indications of a dispesition to
study the reasons of Canada's suceess.
Ineidentally I might r mark that for
four years the aouthwestern counties
of Scotland have been steadily
ini-
provulg the quality of their cheese
under the personal inetructioes of
Canadian cheetiemakers, svho are in-
trodueing the ()attach:an system. The
first setuton the county Soots were con-
tent with the:importation of one in-
structor; but now they are not aatis-
fiedwith less than two of our best
men, whom they secure in the most
practical, buainesslike way, by liberal
remumaratiou for what they find to be
exceedingly valuable service.
On the .other hand, the actual repu-
tation abroad of Canadian butter to.
day, compared to what it was at one
time, is of a less flattering charactor.
112215(1(1, 121 is a queatiou which has
fallen off_ the most, our exports of bet-
ter (which we have seen has guue
dowu 73 per cent.), or our reputation
for snaking it 1
So much for the past of our dairy
industry. 1"Vlia.t is its possible anti
probable future? To wyeolf. in spire
of the discouraging expecte of oms
branch of our eoquiry, tho :outlook is
hopeful.
First—the country is remarkably
well adapted fur dairying.. The 611001.225
of the cheese inans.ry is abundant
proof Of adaptation for tho production
or milk, anti of one at least of the
produeta. Oar failure in but ter
eapurtarion is not necessarily proof
that the country is not adapted for
butter production. The quality of
butter which we export is small 121
proportion to what we consume. tit
home. 'like Canattiau people are light
co:Imo:ere of cheete, but navy cam -
smilers Of but -ter. Oar butter con.
sadeption is to a very considerable
exttat of au exacting oh:truster, and it
absort,s n larc..1: proportion, if net
nearly la, (..f the very best portion, of
our whole make. Local prices. for the
Loot
03 our butter are usually stoic:ion t-
ly (A) forec tau exporter to &voile
quantities of cheaper aml iufeaior
button One butter maker midi-
iti 21 mile cf my Writin.! has suLd
;Jo batter for years at loos than 110
asets per pound. He always litai
"oh; price," mid a few yeeri to) his
already in axis coenection will 014: -At
Vint the temper of the p..o91e is fill
impr.ivetnetit and profaess, lizit not
sktiongli 12113 been done and not cnongli
attenipte4. 1. do not claim that tie,
twsk is light ono ; 1. claim, only that.
the ;senior; of the people ia equal to taw
need, 12 12. will aesort, itsolf here v
bas done elsewhere. What itetioo
-must needs be taken, it is not withio
the scope of the present writing to
disetoio. The agencies whieh art
ulready wok king fel' iwprovetuolit 0i
clairyiug in Cauada are,' t12. ,
thot
tc !lowing :—
The Western and Eastern Dairy -
alert's itssooiati.u. of Outario, and the
.r.)airyinon'a assoeiation of Queliae,
have been inort. than. all else instru
mantel ha building up our preat clteesto
trio being more of a whmat-growiug industry, and making it what, it is.
country, bats had less of- the advautage Tlie Ontario Creameries asaociatioo of
of having made buttetarnaking iu recent organization, i
2.
s promising of
some degree a specialty, but it is not much help to the butter indust ty.
to be doubted 211222.21 112. every one of its Thu Nova coria Dairymen's 52.SU8l2.l-
iili
countlea eataknout butter Itaa been tion Is a live organization, and for
made, though tons of it have been about five years has done t,00rl pionear
spoiled by lad mixing stud store work. There is an assay:lotion ilk
packing. As for our glorious Western lklauitoba, cf whose practical work
aeritago—the prairies—there may be canuot speak from personal knowledge,
;tome parts of it lacking the abundance
of pure water essential to the produc-
tion of fined 'butter, but they are
probably only a small proportion tf
the whoa., and where there is water
there are the advantages of seperb
dairy cattle, rich, sweet prairie grasses,
nature's purest air, cool summer
nights, and, let it be added, a people
of enterprise aud intelligence, the
pick of everywhere. If Canada does
not take firat rank as at, dairy tconutry,
it will not bo because alio is nut
favored by nature with all the essen
dal eenditions of grasses, water, cli-
mate, etc.
Doubtless there aro districts in
Canada., bacause of natural eanditions
or circumstances, not so well adapted
for butter as for cheeso production.
This may be true of aome of our. Itself.- is keenly alive to its own power
wheat growing water scant Ontario to reach and ikupaess the mabatk3 in
counties,' or aome of our rich low clay the direetiou of improvetueut. The
Dominion and some of the provincitd
governments have made a be,ginuing
by circulating dairy literature specially
prepared, As the writer of some of
the pamphlets issued, I am glad to have
substanoial evidence that it bas ohne
good work.
Second—The gonius of the people .10 view of our Lateral advantage%
of Canaan, is equal to the special needs the genius of our poop:0, what hes
of successful dairying. Here 1. have alrcndy been attained, and an awaken -
touched upon an important factor of ed disposition throughout the country
success. Natural adva,atages, though to tualto greater progress, there is
necessity to completaat success, are surely reason to hope for the dairy
almost less than bal3 the battle. 'We industry in Canada
are coming more and more into days A CatAi.cD FUTURE.
•
rho Outario Agricultural college, at
Guelph, has made a good beginning
With ite) WOrkitlg creamery, but 11
daubt;e5shas its best work yet to do.
It is 13Ay doing good experimental
work, and perhaps better locaure Work
outside tuoung the farltltirS, 21.11d the
hoed of this. departweat bas
(..kf the highest 0001, whion itt 12120
well to- do at great work for genet al
Cams i au dairy i Ns. The D otti
exporitnentrl farm at Ottawa has not
yet put itsolaon ale record of things
ttectatiplislied, lint it may be made to
do a limn important and much oceded
service in *aline of es:Peril:rent aed
education. Canada has ea excelleut
agrieratural press, which baS done,
aud is doing, a grand work educatieg
its .readara. The oadivary newspaper
lands of our Quebec parishes ; bat
these districts will coufirto themselves
more closely ta cheese production, as
a. profitable specialty, niaking butter
only
121 a supplementary syfiy, and
thain]y for comumpti,n. wore or kss
of sae- competition, in which. • • W. H. LTN011.
gence enterprise, awl skill will play Danville, P. Q.
the f 2111422821ps.rt. Scientific investiga. Nov. 2.4,
tion, to diseover naturo's eacrets; •
C. la It. TIME TABLE.
experinicaital work, len-ding to perfec
tion of method ; hag/minus iuvontions.
1.0 perfact noceaaary .appliancea ;
originality 1121:1 posh in eutarprises-.-
aroneeessitry to success in the
nutmeg corapetitical already upon 1121
Trains arrive aua deport as follows
r::ir 2°
10. „ —For Torouto..
1:11 p.121
8:21.17.122 ... .. Tam:water-
10:20p. to • `;
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14..711
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Making Canada has 81102.521 herselfTh-on-'h Th -on -'h tick..at; to (211 31.21111.2 1st AtnoricA—North•
peopled' with a race possessed of the svo,t, Name costa ete., vio. the short,:::1Z. artd oll
popuhr 1.2522tt,4. Iir4m1ge clic:eked tIrongb to
neeeasary qualiiicatioas for anocess destheition. Lowe:.t, i'roijlit r.ttes to os11 pcilal.
'1110 growth of the cheese industry, if
carefully studied, will . be aeon to he
not an accident nor a sputa, but a
real growth, clue to the intelligent
enterprise of the people ' meetly
ikitimately connected with that
growth. It i::4 the united action of
the pioneer.; of the industry in.
Ontario, in associatium assisted, in a
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is aloof:able price. Doubtless not; a
oinale tub ot it ever foutal ita way iitte
¥hr aarotts, 1(13' too reason that, it vtaa
al \vat tt spoken of, awl usually to;
lotuses whom fothal ext,ort. The. tapir isotaytt tio. qt.:cation of the
that thole can be little doubt, of anal' t -t' A:rioajs s --az
otf nOy that file Dalai:LA) • AT V7;11Y LOW ILA:ITS.
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