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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-2-27, Page 4;hr Aqui, ss Peat maim MIRY THURSDAY MORNING .r D. tseWW('TNt. Oftl.s et F'sh=lOstaand 10. North street. rlo. f..r of swbsertpa) m aha mouth :1•ay..s*..... .. .. ... elates rect.', .. Ifta Ulnen seer. t Se� L..\ as r.,.r Saeed. Tt.ar lea.l i. a alandior neurit ear rhe date N win ah yea tr. paid up. t•.. that li N get ..owed to h.l disc. arrear. WFcn a t+ Age of •'are.. i. ,1'wfr•v1. \etb t • old arta 'h. new address sbo.14 be gives. 44v..a1.1.r nate. Lce•' enA r•m.r na.•ml !Al,l . e••menrv. Isb. px Ila. fur qtr Ing►- ... wad t ..-„r. ". •. UM x each subase.w.i Ine•rt•nu. Meae..r.d by • !caporal sails. six 11... and nndor. M par rear. Advertisements of Lost. Found. Steeped natation' recant. Situations %t'ented sad Bss.m a amines Wanted. .et exaeed.all Dote nonpare.1. 11 per mouth. Hooses on title And Farms on ante, act to e [teal I I'eee III ter Or.t menth, sten, per sub- •.ebMt mnntk, Lerner net••... i• proMr'io.. 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Mimes, ret.pboae cell se, 9oderioh. Oft. OODERiCH. 'pUU .i y. FEB. 27. Ifst, THE PADLOCK HAS BEEN REMOVED SOME weeks ago the Rev. Father LAc:oVRl, the venerable missionary to the Northwest Indians, said ••8ir if scalar', Bewr.o.l. has planed • pedlam'k on sty lips, sad be holds the key ' In the light of the reverend gentle man's threatening letter to Hon. �In.Pmtn L*r,*irR• it looks as if the padlock had been removed. and that the fullest latitu'ie were allowed the venerable missionary to display party n.&1 in favor of the coercion Govern• went. Not since his grace of Antigooi.h referred to all of those who did not see eye to eye with him on the Mani- toba School Question as " bell -inspired hypocrites," has anything occurred to intensify the bitter feeling on this subject, as has the letter of Father Lsoorl*E. The writing of the letter was worse than a blunder, and is in defensible from emery standpoint. Father LAev)mttx has been for years a zealous missionary of his faith in the Northwest, and recently conerived the ides of obtaining a tract of land from the Government oo which to settle a half breed colony, which he purposed establishing on a 17topian plan of his own. llis effort was suc- cessful, so far as the getting of the land grant was concerned. How the other details of the scheme will work out we have at prysent no means d knowing. But itseems Father LAcomen was not satisfied with his success in connec- tion with the land grant, one of the conditions of which wss,evidently,tbst his lips should be waled and padlock eu1. With cr without the consent of Sir MA'•sspzlr Ro*R1.L, "who held the key." the venerable missionary has undertaken the role of it diplomat, and his first effort has been to en- deavor to padlock the lips of the Liberal leader and that portion of his following in the House which hails from Quebec. They must, says this intermediary, who claims that he speaks with hierarchical suthority, en- dorse the action of the Government in coercing Manitoba. or take the .rouse guetices of being driven from public life. This is Father LAroen.'s ulti- matum "I most tell pet that we cannot as..p4 your omunimies of enquiry en say em'..w.t. sed we will do the best to fight it I1 whieh may God not great-- ,•oe de .M be- lieve it to b. your duty to sessds to oar jest demand, and that the (isvestsmes5 which is serious to give us the premised Mw be Warm sed overthrows. while keeping Item to the 5541 of t.►e straggle, i inform you with regret that the spiseepeo/. Uk. ens mea, omited In the clergy, will ries r sappers times who any have fallen to de- had sfarad a If father locomen to net speaking the private sentiments. of an Iln.sph- istiested and guileless oM gentiemea. het voiding the *pinions of the lead- er* of a great ('hnrrh, there never was eek se mnjeutifieble effort made be flee ti. Parlament of a free eowotry. Thg ltslgsr wee wi ittp. to Mr. Loom cwt ea Jan. 30, at a carr, when the 1511 W net b..e laid bdnw Pard. TH21 SIGNAL : GODIRIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, FSB. 27 1IK Lseat Aad yids ia the Paw of that fact, the Liberal leader anti his follow- er' ars threstime d with dire imago .nee manse, without having seen the Bill and its provisions, a promise be made that it be unopposed by the men who take an oath in Parliament to .-onscienttously discharge the duties of their high odic,. What do we acn 1 tnen to Perlis - went to do f Who gave Father LA- tumns, or any other Dan, the right to dictate to the people's representatives what they should or should not do 1 If he is right in his pre.entactio.,tben the sooner we abolish Parliament, dismiss the Premier and Cabinet, relegate the Senate to obscurity and give the reins of government to the self-conati- toted adviser of parliamentarians, the better it will be, and • great saving will be effected. But we do sot think the people of this country, regardless: of creed, desire to have the cares of state taken from the shoulders of those that bear them at present and laid upon the wiasionary from the Northwest. Ser MACKENZIE BowZLL and Sir CnARLsat TUPPER may not be the safest of men, and Hon. W ILFRII LAt'etsI and his lieutenants may not be perfection, but they know more about the science of government than the venerable Father i...women We may not all get to heaven by following the politician, but we will have more peace and good will on earth by so doing, than if we followed the directions of Father LA - rout., on the Manitoba School tl.es tion. WHERE • THE SIGNAL " STANDS. %N anonymous correspondent, sign ing himself " Elector," some weeks back attacked Parer. Rbus, of Toron- to, in the columns of The Star, and when Mr. RTA) ,tent a reply, the edi tor of The Star would not publish it Why The Star editor refused to give fair ply to a man who had been held up to odium in the columns of that journal is more than any honest man MR say. Mr RYAN then asked The SIAL to give publicity to his letter, and his wish was 'owplied with. The Star now finds knit with Tem SIGNAL for publishing 11r. Rvwr's letter, but gives no reason for doing so except that it considers that the covrmnics- tion in question was " pitching into Roev. Fr. West, the esteemed pastor of St. Peter's church." This sounds well coming from the editor of The Star who, during the Septrate School cru- sade of 1890, not only talked and wrote against the " hierarchical ag- gression," be., but nailed his flag to the mast the day after the election and swore he would never relinquish the fight THE SINAL does not know whether Rev Father Wier is or is not the author of the letter signed " Elector nor does it care who the author is. What we contend is that if a newspaper allows a communication to enter its columns which reflects up on en individual, that individual has the, right of reply, and to have his came set in a plain, straightforward way be- fore the public, whether his assailant be the Queue of England, the Pore of Rome, or the Aamenotor of Derry. And no one Mit s journalistic pirate would refuse fair play to a man who has Seen attacked in the columns of his journal. The Star else takes exception to Mr. R*A* taking part in an election campaign. and asks, Would Ties SIGNAL be at 'mum' if, for instance, Deputy Registrar Dte•ssoe, of this county, went out on missionary tours, as did his contemporary of Toronto t" To which Tns SIGNAL makes answer that Mr. DICKSON or Mr. RYAN, or anyone else has a perfect right to take part in i)omi.ion politics, so long as he is not a Dominion employe. Neither Mr. RYAN nor Mr. Dimmest, .or any other official of the Ontario Government has a right to take part in Ontario elections. Mr. RYAN had a right to take part in the recent bye election in West Huron tong great an exteat .a i)r. Rouen -if the argu- ment of getting salary from Lib- erals and Conservatives is of any value and the county didn't lose am much financially when Mr. RTAS at- tended ttended a series of meetings as it did when Dr. Rotuma attended the Oen see van vecon yes tion at Carlow. Again, when To Cowan, postmaster at Galt damped the ooe.ty some years ago . tad spoke in Victoria Hall, in favor of the Government of which he wee as employe, The Star never raised its tuneful voice in disapproval. and the editor of that journal sat on the platform and approved of Mr . 0.w AI's action by vociferous applause. All of winch leeks as if the editor Of sur eeNtemper.ry mea b sait this kw*. a Stile imeoraier.t TOGO AND MUS TELLGRAM- W have boon informed that our su- teemed contemporary, the Clinton News-Reoord, is more than usually " yellow " this weak --a mighty hard thing fir that flamboyant and brachy journal of civilisation to be, by the way. It appears that for the past six days the No. 74 bat has been discard ed and the No. 6 head of the illustri- ons editor of our " yellow " oontem porary bas been seethed in linen ban degas not so tightly bound that the swelling to be induced by the swath ing would in any way be hindered. He also engaged a special room, to think deep thoughts in, and on Tuesday last, atter his six days of retirement at herd labor, be brought forth his What- do- you call it. - That'. our information on the sub- ject, for we understand our esteemed contemporary is going to treat Tut SIGNAL in • most drastic manner, and has decided to cut this journal of his list of esteemed contemporaries, using as a plea that the Jews should have no dealings with the Samaritans. Up to the present our copy of The News- Iteoord has not Dome to hand, and it is needlem to any that the way we pine for • perusal of that journal of refinement and intellectual culture, u as that of one who longeth for that which is near and dear --at any price. We regret that our esteemed contem- porary has seen fit to sever the ties that hind in this regard, and hope that with another application of wet cloth on the massive brow of the tal- ented editor the harshness with which he treats TEM SIGNAL, by striking this journal from his list, will become ap- parent, and he will revoke the edict and annul the decree in that regard. It was not with the will or consent of THE SIrs*L that the conspiracy was formed at Clinton which resulted in this telegram being sent to the Third Party at Toronto . sen ler. 4, nerd.. We kmWet1.ss111,, ae1N, If ewness remotes Is Mie mond. tameres will be elect- ed. Wtta/rsw New.... taktnedi ?IMM and r*nENp ' Nor was Tel SIGNAL responsible for the answer which was received by the conspirators on the same date, three days before nomination : et yen bave wessm/II.r pledged Maids/ remedial Isgttsl.tle., wbas yea ask ens be dere... What Ten SIGNAL has contended is, that A- M. TODD was one of the con- spirators on that oc. asion; that he did his level best to side-track Nswtlme : that he was willing to be a traitor or lupe so long as the behests of his masters at Ottawa might be served : that be was a patriot for revenue pur- pone. only; that be had been bought with a promise by the Ottawa Gov ornament, and that he is prepared to sell the whole Orange outfit in Huron -from the flag -stab' at Summerhill to the ketttledrum at Fonlwich-if the Dominion Government will only give him a job before the grand smash takes Dlace at Ottawa. THs SIamAL doesn't are a brass far- thing whether RoweAN's deposit was tendered or whether it wasn't. The public is not worrying over that mat- ter, either. But what THs SIGNAL and the electors of Huron, of all stripes, want to know is, was A. M. Tont) ono of the dauntless three who fathered the telegram to Toronto on Jan 4, asking to have NewrAu with- drawn, and stating that " We have Watm Iunit solid "1 Tim it Sloes. says that A. M. TODD is the toady who framed tete acbeme and engin- eered the conspiracy ; dist he did it for • price, in the interest of the Gov- ernment ; that by so doing he fore- swore the oath which he is reported to have plighted to MARGARET L. SNIP - NERD ; and that all the frothing at the mouth or hemorrhage of language that he is possessed of cannot cleanse him from the crime -for a crime it is. What say you, A. M. Toon, prison- er at the bar t Are you guilty or not guilty t SNAP SHOTS. • ---The Turrss boom seems to have petered eels se to mesh. • The Government is engaged in .skis its 1..t will sad te.tamoas, it is bsgianiag to look as if Re- medial William was gars le breva! up Salt ('leek. -it is omsldently expected that • rendre' ele.Iine will ei bold within the sort ell week& The V.-emmsl-- imbroglio haa beim e.eesba1'wd by Father irnors.'. Maar r Lamina. Tbs ides of Marsh will he a fit- ting itting elm* to gift • re..r.l eleMee ou MIS osi4mg es..trF. _The mma who pmt • gee to Lament heed might is make saw that it het heeded with semimeh -11 Iii setts untie waw't mined �++4b M the /aegis r OW' seen of t1e by p.rl-Mtaglean •a entre on signal allowance Willa es earth wee It ears/ b,! -That $300,000 for the chilled msec tuejees leeks estsby like • pins d skilled .0..l ter , .ii. pmvpme. Fattier LAoouss evidently for- get the Latin gusted... Ne mess sheer ere - rides'. when M ssdeersk r lobes V politic. And the trouble is, dear friends, m far as tk. •• nes% et Wilton- is ma - moved, Nin w Bowels will neither die ser range There would have been do trig ssN mentos d.nwa4staoo la Termite, if so siert bed been wade by e.uid.n to se - we the tetwben of Parliament. Our able deputation to Ottawa asked for everything within reach, sad get al, too, if we are able to take stook 4a the reports they brought house with them, And wby *battdt:'s we! ---it will take years to allay the ill- teelifr .roamed by tit. Remedul Bill con- troversy, ..d the mem reopoosible for the present critical meditate of .gain are bathe patriots nor st• t..men. -- Years ago Justus wrote•. " The subject who is truly loyal to the chief mag- letrat• will neither advise nor submit to ar- bitrary measures." Kr tbs. km we ma Meg* the loyalty of the oo.roteouts. An Ottawa correspondent refers to Joe. Mr'J/it.t.sx, M. P. for South Har- e., as •'oN of t\e bast-wform•d farmer .•swbsn is the Roma" And thm mere' poad.ot makes no (mistake, anther, It just took ninety five seconds to deotoastrete that Firrnirrono was • bettor bruiser than MAuxa It wotald take looser to discover whiok was the mom sw- im member of scything. sad winch should first go to Jul. 5,300 Toronto people gathered in the Massey He11, Tnrooto, Someday stent, to resolute against the passing of tb. DD KEY Bill. Ex -mayor Chosen occupied the Maar, and tae speakers represented every shade of politics. The (;rand Association of the Patrons of (►atarkt w u ae..ior at Toroa- to,•aditutob.hoped they will m.kear- rangemefta for patting up • strong light against the bib taxation policy that nisei at I lienee as we go to preen With a new breakwater, a radial railway, and • full IMiio of i.d.atriss town, • general election on head that will change the starvation policy at Ottawa,..d broad bops is the future, there is osmethMi4 to live for is thee pert of the vineyard af- ter all. --Our esteemed fellow - countryman. Pmrsn Ryas, Of that ilk, slings • purtio.- larly mastic quilt H. has • perob•ft for taking oars of olerio•t g..Uamen who dab- ble is politics. and hie bum victim r our old sad equally esteemed friend, the Rev. Dr. 1)nw say. of Toronto. - Every man who endeavors to threat himself into politico should be treat• ed as a politician, no matter what is Me eat of kis coat or the cloth it is made et. This M mo taw te stand os ceremony. sad poli- tics give special privilegee to ao mob who shim his canter into the rim. - The clerical gentlemen who have nee reader Mite print oo politiool gala - Goes don't seem to bo baying quite se good • Mine as they thong it they would. His Groes of Aetagoonh had rather he Lida •t ; Abb. PAVusr did not reap laurel.: Mruios•ry Loxes RIC male a mem of his pe. litical sorest' : -named there ore others. At a recent meeting of the grand mused et the P. P. A , • vim seep was taken whoa the oos,tiestioa wee emoaded by striking eat the class* whin prohibited members ef tis* Order from employing or vetmg tor Rima• Cation.. A moiety that olumed to be formed ter ohm further - mole of religious sad cavil liberty ought sever to have had se.b " clads* ia its coa- stitati.a. AS OTHERS SEE IT. Ssefortb Repenter ; The editaral noia.. of Tb. Cb.ta News-R.osrd of last week bear manifest onions that the editor, or whoever oemp1s* the political liens*.,• for the paper, W gena eraxv. 11 he wend tars kis grant tn*l1M toward. •zpWairg why his prunes. Mr. Wei.millsr stead that ornate egression', pledging himself to �the Remedial AM, while be wr d ver alh tb impart it, and while he Wed Mi b. might .zpWa She laan- Ne. art Mr. Wesemiller'a.ir hw.drsd nada farm i• the township of Hay. Tide would be vastly maw becoming osed.M the wall- i.i his be.eb.r .dims bad same.. Rewash /ton : T11. •osssy' man who rens The Climes Reamed. had mother bed spell thin week ..d load. up 1M paper with • los .1 "awash" that Na submarines woe's thamk him ter. H. mils M.OilHs.idv 'rte Galeria liar," sad the editor et The Pose Leal }Periled Fore' ..d thereby Mews all ars..d. New we well ask yen a civil gsesalee, Mr. Reser/. whish yen eaa sag mer win yes .r as, sad yen will esiiely the pubilo, mad t1. newer .01 proven ys teem freNhg at the awn 4a the weeks to sew 1/td yen Wag with Tk. Ftsdaea sad On.t.les, er ethane's', and • elt4isgrm e te Hoa (dirks Wall.. mkisg him r mss his i.flsaeos te hese Rowana take" est si Wed ROMPS sr weeds to that west • Mr, the ement ha Wing awe. and Xenon says ydid,d yea who=who=ogifdi g en os the ashen of year owe 1. Is Pee . se 11 ! mer 4msgi : O., anion fair 51. week have boss staying as 11n lei, tar 51e Owns I aka wishbpala der ea- have by risks. This year it we wee by F. 8. Awl (Winn A hen nye ties. Jobs liehieseet. of B siiient. o WOO 1p, and w u eawngNr►it � a Mess1 gest,wlsa widish was ammeerimi wen. Sow bort the .1.w smash him Ie she boa pse ef sena 114. es injured and bin bas was sew- yr who. aids 000121011 B1141IA CBBTRB. THIS MEANS 11 (A 10 Mantle for $5. I A 7.50 Man' 1e for $3.75. I A 5 Mantle for $2.50. ANI) SO ON. If you want • Mantle get it now. If you want • Mantle for next winter, get. it now. We don't want to carry • single Mantle over. We have two Greenland Seal Capes, ;15 inches, full skirts, for SIT.. Also, 3 pair Ladies' Fur Gauntlet Mitts, worth $b for $3. Also, Ladies' Vests, worth $1, for 75c. Ladies' Vesta, worth 75c. for Ladies' Vests Worth 50c. for 25c. Ladies' and Children's Overtime, away down in price We must have room for new good- Don't miss this .opportunity. at HULF .relic. Corner Square and West-st. JAMES ROBINSON, WHOM SHALL WE SERVE. Shall Ws Bow Down To BaaL Sew tie fonatry elm's Than a rev. nay rates-t'aaoda le E•pteeted by 1\e P.Ue ele.s et Iko Tapper Soma - wolf - Naaltart earipe From the 1:Itagstoa Fr em•n, TH1 prudent busiaess man does not go armed the highways end byways puffin sad nowise shoat bis progress, especially wiles he knows that has hewn ledger b.1 mom' Blows that be r naafi babied. In- stead el b.nstisg sad continuing the rake's progress, he will look into hr •ffain and see where he o•a stop leakage. and Monne profitable beeneet. This should be the policy d the 1►oesinios a;overawe today intend d ennui, after the mtt.asr of Pa Tapper •bent our progress need well deie whoa .rah does not exist oxbspt in tie sees of men like Montagne, who was on hie uppers before be mitered the Cabinet, Foster, who sues may au itiu.rast tem', mos spatter at ten dollars per sight, and ..thing when sot eareged. Then the Limos are good with Mr. H•Rgart, when mill was heavily mortgaged before semen B d the C. P. railway oomatesos.: trot u the non - try dMeg well or Das we .lord. is good truth. to about prosperity whoa the vary neat parties of our really bard -working had economical nook are so their wit's sad pawing how to make both sods msec. This �httlpowlag about prosperity u .II • sham ..d is plain Raglin would be called lying is • rads Doan unity. Lot tut look into the public documents for 1896 bad see what • sorry figure we out sod how ridaoelous we most appear to the estim- ation of ..nnbl. foreigners. The Neonatal report for 1885 shows • deficit of over four mtUions of dolt►n, examen taxation an round, and every book krpieg device to keep the sten figures down. Theo the re - part of the Dspartmest of the Interior shows that we .re in • sorry plight, fax im- migration fell off during 1896 w compared with 1854 y 2,290. Settler* m ('a.d.,were Newer ter the .ewe period than for 1894 by 1,692, sad the cumber of than who esnght bows is Manton sed the Northwest fell short d 1894 by 1,749- The mains tram the as1. ei Dsmimen leads fell off $46,000, had tit. ninon tress ('rows timber, miens/ and grazing Hada decreased by some 116,- 964. It is evident that under Tory rale we are growing like the oew'e tail, downwards, sod Wee mast either be • Mange of Govere- aten1or we may as well look out tor anim- al ba.kr.pbey. Immigraato shoe our shores for they hear about onr load of debt, oar grinding taxation. air on • Il.egreosum and end s.erm.u$ army d o(fioiels, who, like 51e gnuub.ppers. Ilrhr oo every suooulsut thing in view sad devour evsrythiag doves to tb. bons (:sada e • great country tor the wolfin or i doieet plaosnua, bat for 2 those who eve not alone their oma, bat other peupie's !pardons to bear, it e • load to es* from rather than to nom. to. Taste ass moor be relief tor the farmer 2 or for those bond op with tb• farmers' wel- fare under Tory role, ter tha great sham 3 loyalist party is opposed to reduced import duties en our farmers' coeds and stow They are opposed to freer trede n 31 will the Renese shad look m the Am M grime market ter our barley. Ismbs,poeltry, thio. lay, Pooh, male, etc„ m the o.. 514.4 sur purplemost •void. 1a .bort, the 3 Tory rule mew that the farmer meet gross sad sweat and toil day is sad day out is order that the fevered osm of the party may lave ie U1-saiaired lusory sod Pa 1' pdr sed 11. breed grow still robed. 4: if the =writer" to be dragged dew. 4.- eh to the tee= water" et poverty, let Nem a�5ie slept Ole Tory ()evseamoat Bet U 4: o ur bishops. et the hierarchy .ad of • 'ens - dim. Uailiebee, tabes we ..k your patty, td whim yen en the .o worthy chief, M omen its if saltine tats f *.. gwttos sad to do ea try Deeds. wises Ih. I;ovwamsut ea the remedial ball. We do set sok you to vote tis: the Gover.mmat, but for Ms bill, wetose will realm es ear rwbts, which all will he rendered to the Howse • few day. 1 cu•a•1.r, or rather, we all asost.ler, that slob s5 sot of °enrage, goodwill sad iso. -rite on year part, sad from tames who follow oar policy, will be greatly in the m- teresl. of your party, espea•lly is tae eisersl eleouoes. 1 massa t.11 you that we menet mom' your semmiaaioa of tmqu,ry fear a\► reason, a•d we will do the beet to fight a1. If, which may God net great, yes do not helices it to be year ditty to mood. to our lad d.wads, •ed that the Goverment, which 'union to rive um the promised 1•w, he best.. •ad overthrows wham' tenp- in ep ing arm to tae end of the struggle, I Mi- ters' yea with reeve" that the epi.m'pacy, like sena we, sited to the clergy, will ries to w those who may b•ve fain. to defend •s. Peaa.e psrdoe my fraakraas, whim's Ind. mm' to .pork thea Though 1 ma net year inti.mte friend, still I may may that we h ave bees es gni *mina Always 1 have deemed you • gs.►:set.., • rem'p.oaabis Wi- ese, sad • was weil able to be at the send et . polities' party. Milky Divine Provides.* bon wa your wren sad your energy ter the geed d our messes. ossatry. 1 reams, sisineely and reep.otfally, hessian* sir, your mist humble red devoted went i8tgf.di A. Layettes. ettes, 0 M.I. P.K. Conan mm'mbsrs d year party blame mo for deeding aloof from you and i4..ri.g yea Ys. have too men geed assn set to be able to saderst ad my pm'n- time Belongieg to no poliuoal party. )taw to go to them who have bests placed ie power by the people. 11 ons day the Wee of the people calls you to govsra she gen- try. 1 will be loyal sad oerfids.t is ye., la I en today towards Uses* whom you oppose. 1' yea should wish tow me sad to assure fuller explanation. 1 will be at your senior' Islam last may pl...s you, either et the University or at year private room., ••d you i form ms et the boor fixed y� id - 1 will in Ossaws a the 23d mt. for .ov- erel da a i Sigeed A. L, O Mi. CHEESE AND BUTTER P rogram at toe Convention to be Need u Gaelp\ se Maar. oar. era. The following is the program d the Cheese and Rutter -Makers' Coeve.tlen to be bold at tits Dairy &beet. Galpl, oa Friday, Much Eta : arrsalroolr grand -1 :30 r r. Cb•irmsa's Address -- A. F. Mec1•rsu, pruideat Weirton On- tario Dairymss's Association. Address Dr. Malls, I'rssidsat (►\taro Agrioalturst College. 2 r a. Harding Over -ripe Milk ' T. K Mills, uevsoter m ob.os-makir Provincial IP•iry &boot. g :lb c.11 - Mammies led by S. R. len., Molssw.rtb, Ort., •ad J. W. Mis�b.U, inetnest,,r in milk testis, Previr.W Dairy t4e1..t, :46 r. r--•'Httrdlirg 'ranted Milk "- - M. R. Rrewr, Apple. O.t r.r.- led by A.T. Keil, Tavineek, /Lard W. A. Bothwell, Hickson, Oat. .30 r. re. -- " Newsier. and Separatism ilk "- Mark 8pefgns, MistruNer oe separators Prenatal dairy 8.Md. :46 Disowiers h led by J•mos St-eheeee, is serestor•.d J. H. p}I•y, ani.tus 4.Nr.Ms brq.r-making Pro- vincial Dalry Sakm'el. 16 P.m.- " Peopardle. of Crime fir main iPo Rogers, Dairy Sc i. better-mak- lagant 30 r. r -"Oman ..d B.w r Start mr-• F.C. Hants.., Predawn d Bwhrishey. 4:46 Pardo Pal SIM& (banal diss.uien. ev*tsr eo samsot--7:30 ►.m. tAmirmer's addr s s -- ains A m'.Hsat Oterri. l' Address -- WmJAM,- , lflhei.rr of Agri.ul- 8:15 r w -"Premien Lliesse-seakbtlg' - O.. H. Barr. (illlsek Clunk Feeney) kl.- brhgvQle. Ort 8:a0 P. r-- (I..asfl dtgn.n.i.n- 8:46 ►.w-•'Pristi.al 11.Irr•m.kleg"- J. B, Muir. AI -band. Qts► 9100 1,r. - Oatmeal diA.m4a 9:16 r r -Two Weft ad_w. try Hua T. prof Dann Ptd. Abs.s4.wu,1 F, lirdiam amok Hera ed I--14 , l a.dlew Pendia, J. B. harem Brill. J �Rebs,tmfr. A. Wenper, 1. T. tea sad others. *Mos, R. Aden Makin aro es take pan In die - sardines. amber Ignited r oak` question "'v__ salted dhwmd dulft.g tin 4ir. to sen the w ef Cada who rtes 51e wetland wain have • fear where they ma labor will same sad ssf.ttw.d Hmb., 1.t them elsct • Liberal Oeveramsat TLN.g. may be hater ender • shags d administration, bel wens thee they erre aow they mans p. bl, Ian salsas 5h. Tory .Salad. .u... 1 that swans roe alms ns wb.r.o* d tit. peel. bat Choir bodies, to 1m' sold en nm' antis. bleak mad men b.oaw the.1Mrll. d the fevered few. L ACOMBE TO LAURIER. Aa all61111111rjoiltise SO MEW �tlr1 M UM arawal Men real, Pak 20. -The tUewlag is • espy d the Meer whish t1. Rev. Father Leesimi1!< lin the Ohba fred , seat to the irg the iaba.s" lender r ver few the remedial MU 9t Mer'. shod, 107 Visitation 80., Mostral, Jsa a , Una Ben. Wilfred Laurier, M. P., 051.tw : MF Dear Sir : la Mee 'Onset thee fen agedptie er' et sew ramory�gnim'el0. pave",.,he agenesis the bisho.agedr.- ens wail ens la my, MeK t esu r faith, r r mph% of _to la surdas Vis. or ea r •a mean I5 4s is de neem d