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Sensational Bargain Priaes
•on Summer,Mereandise.
Brought About by large- Syndicate Buyinf
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And. Selling Strict y for Cash
Eft LETTER.DAYS OF SALE
Tuesday Julie 28th,Wednesday 29th, Thursday
30th agd.Satirday. July 2nd
Now and then this store does sensational things. -by planning and watching
we find opportunities to sell for 50c or 60c, articles really worth $1.
You ask, how can we do this? The advantages we have over other stores are
"Syndicate Buying", anct because we sell. for cash only. '
Our syndicate.Stores handle vast lots of goods, and of course gain many ad-
vantages that come Of large buying.
Then, this being a CASH STORE, we sell to you for Cash at lowest prices.
Its only sound reasoning when we say that the Credit systeMin vogue in
some old established stores is as far behind present business methods ats the old
horse -cars are behind the present trolley system.
Credit is is no advantage to you --the bills have to be paid sometime, and just as-
sure as night follows day you will pay dearly for the privilege of getting credit.
The creditfirm always, have their eyes on the dollar_compounded,- and they prefer
to get the long price in merchandise, and let their friends that pay cash contrib..
ute the difference for bad accounts.
Its up to you to study your interests—you people who buy on credit and you
people Who pay cash at the Credit§tore. There are no bad debts in this store, for -
there are no debts; You do not have to pay for those who do not pay. That Ls
the difference between Newcombe's and the credit stores.
See Large Bills,for•Pric6 List
• VOult molest, iciAon.
,11LP You, WANT
• BOUGHT A DOIXIMEr.flOUSIfer.=
R. It -Ciartor lies bovtitt ithe &obis
heeler and lot on V street at $1.31411100
preaent oceopted by re. Sterrett on
one aide and Robertema and fent- 1141.1.14 N.
.P"
By on the Other. 10..0arter will have 1.14 11$014Writ ;11100 14th
it refitted, vm4;in midsd mad *
i In mum Mr. Heather, the. de -
fresh C04 t will bel'utto bate n the %tithe IRMO.
EL jrel. 111X.ACW118. TO11.*-,Ever3r vadat the hon. the Inflame Ministen.
trilptiag7:74471°44etttle frtnn one which, believe, the 0011047 Wilt;
. norox hae every reason to be prood. It is
tremIPOrtetitm• Porthoro and flenthent congtatnlate i an the country.
leRsoultara Will be divided, Luchnow le& budget that will bring to every
and Goderich being the tor: tertninal patriotic Canadian a• Molise of pleasure
The Pr/Vertr lifgst° '7'311/i nt, I wish to Asti e Outset that •
Own and reedited asSh for OOlnion the budget one of
Toro too* the 9th of neat 'Almagl to cordially and heartily eddoree, and on
ehele.•01 homes. In order to facilitate which the LibersieVartI hes reason to
pointe. The aseureLan good for and gratification_, .4% teal* of conga.
three de" returning Saturday even. muse Matthew:tillages for the future,
ing. And t assurance that the a ffairts
of
COURSE IN AM) NEEDLE,. this minion are In good biggdaand
WQRR.--Mesere Hodgene 13m., are will oblithma to be managed in the
going to offer the ladies of tdwn end best intereste or the people.
vicinity something unusual, commenc, The hon. member for South glmeee
ing next west, that of a rare °ippon" (Mr. Lennox), in the course of his re -
Vanity of taking a free Course in *A Marks, eald he WOlikl not Ovine the
needlework. nese 'will tie conductedhndget at length, because there was
by. two ladies, sent out by the Corti- nothing in It. Well, Mr. Speaker,
cent =ilk Coq, These lesiihns will be wouid_ash is it nothing that the Fit:t-
eem every dare -morning and after- (Mee Minister wits able last year to an.
noon for tweheure, _you can take one flounce a surplus Of $14,000,000 ? Is it
or them all. This effert on the pert of nothing that he is ableto estimate this
Ilodgens Bros increhse the interest year a surplus of $16,500,000,thelargest
in art work, will likely be appreclated in the history of the Dominion? Ie it
by the ladies. • •nothing that our Finance Minister has
mARR/ED.,The marriage of Arch_ been atheluannounco substantial our -
Pala ptelargis' MiesatildeVei n 0 Isaatbegikin°re: tPhIliret tsh5eevIentailla07 ti 11 fitnel c Cf: Is Olt: ;Ur nt tt!
, Is it a %fact not worth
hotel. The ceremony Was A mPte ineetteelng that we have been Wel*
one and the wedding very quiet only
eineotimrzaetHe ofroalenad8.saebetedinaeginbeahtttemnadiraened. edreaser:Inennrescaons:y7u1a:anbudfildminnor7ins
our harbours, extend the Intercolonial
Missaarala Reeves as laridesma_14., Thme vat -lone parts of the Dominion, and
• ceternMY was Performed 13Z oev• carry on the general affairs of the
• If•-Cordiek, of the _church of mt. Alban. country without adding one cent to
The rooms were beautifully decorated our taxation ? Is it nothingg that our
for the occasiOn, cut flowers arid potted Finance Minister has been able to an -
eta being used. Mr' and Mrs' Msnounee a -reduction of over $1,000,000
7 Will reside , on Minnesota Point In the nubile debt thie yearbelow what
during the SOMIner.—S1111eriOr• .NVis it wag loan Use Ube*, party- took
Telegram. The above lady is a dau h office ? Is it nothing to be able to.
ter o Mrs. ree, of town, and o er • prove that while the conservatives
et'ARngrTatSuclia;0"08L-.1 CERT. IE/OATES,--- adder' aevne4r1;erit'YgeCar°f flarrlietMeirlatethene
The following students of 0. 0. 1. were years they were in alias); the Liberals
successful at the recent Art School ex- have not added One single cent JO At
amination ; --Freehand:-Gifford Orich, nothing that the per capitodebt to -day
Marion. Dinilop, David Forrester, - is only $46 as compared with $50 An
Walter Holmes, Sadie Relines, Wit- 18961' Is it a fact not worth noting
artHouston, Lavina MeCourt, Gertie that our cninmereial prosperity to -day
McTa•vialaterthe Olson, Frank Rogers, is not onlygreater than it., ever hat
Earle Seale May Smith. Nixon Welsh, been in our bletin% but exceeds' that
Wm, Wiseman.. Practical Geometry orally other country in the World?'
---Ella Mahaffy,Hary Porter. Model- Is it a matter of no consequence that
D. Forrester, V. Houston, R. Liver- our impale are $241,000,000 to -day as
more, G. McTavish, Nora Nesbitt, B. against .less than $121,000,000 might
Olson,- Vera Rogers, F. Rogers E. years ago and that our exports are
Settle, Eldon Siddall, M. Smith, W: nearly $230,000.000 as against
$121, -
Wiseman. Memory or Blackboard-,-- 000,000 eight years ? Is it .nothing
Hugh BreWer;G, Crick M. Dunlop,D. that our total- trade, which , is .the
Forrester,'W. Houston, R. Livermore. barometer Of .a cOuntry's laresperity,
.G, McTavish, •M. Rance, V. Rogers, F. arnotints to $467,000;000 to -day as corn -
Rogers, E. Seale, M. Smith, N. Welshi pared with $224,000,000 in 1896, being
• an increase of $243,000,000 and that
Athliiiontel Personals our increase alone is 619.000,000 .oyer
the tot 1 trade of 01896 ? Is it noble;
CLINTON
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tnlai are in need of come good building * Personal Notes .4
materiel, for berm, sheds, eta.. call on D.
Gotenelluthitario St. He hag also a num- "or
2x6s22an st i A Brief Notice of the Corning
ber,of 600d scantling , a bar -•"'N'
gain. . 1 4t and Goings of the People,
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Fowl tor sale. 1 gi'S++4+4+++++444+4444ci
. ; Mrs. Jas, rah, Sr. was a Detroit
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The Government ' Poultry Station t '. IliSitte Past. week.
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klohneeville will sell nine' good triterela . Miss Lizzie Itthid went to Berrie On
Mondayt visit her sister.
anti about 100 hens during the. next few ; 0 ,
deye.„ -, - Mrs SeS. Cooperand'..baby were -in
The etook is good pure bred Barred Goderich'Saturday on a , visit.
Rock being thmetock used this year—the i Miss May Armstrong left Monday
bene are one and' roe .yettre old. Prie"t Tt. -
Cockerels, $1.00 each, hens $1.00 per pair. or oronto on an extended visi
. .
I Mrs. .T. Scruten returned Monday
• from a visit to friends in London.
NOV Sifillegiare .
• • 1 Dr. Tack Gunn returned from a
; weeks , fishing at the lake, Monday.
We have now in a' new -.line— of 'Mrs. Miller visited . her brother
Brown Stoneware. Teapots, Bowls, , Mayor °hilt of Seaforth, last week.
Vegetable Dishes. Crocks, jelly Moulds.'
Etc. Also all different lines of odd ' .M.,i-sEi Lizzie Iar.di..ne; Pi.I16 ...1111Let* le'
1 visiting her guns, oars, A. -,etvironen.
dishes in colored and white stoneware, I
Cape and -Somers. open and covered i Will ..Robinson Visited, at the old
Vegetable dishes, Platters. Bowls, .homestead near London over Sunday.
Sauce and porridge dishes, etc, When f We are pleated to see atriongst lig
you are needing any „, for a few. weeks Alfred, Renee, of Tor -
Give its a call. ' ' onto.
I TheThom'pson. spent SundaYnttheO
Misses Minnie and , Vielete
SHIER'S. -Variety . Store,- town: , , . . , ,
ounty
Combe Block, Clinton. Mrs. E. E. Hilton left Saturday on a
• six week e Visit to her home at Moore-
- I town.
r••••••••******. ******Ne• I ' Miss McCracken. Brueeels,will be the
weeks.'f Miss ,T, Bertliff for a couple of
i
I NOTICE . t Misses Tosie , bail -tient, :and Very
. i Twitchelltookin, the Detroit excursion
'. t 1 'Mrs. (fiev.) Manning went to Bierap-
: ton on Monday- to visit .herdaughter,
Mrs. Milner. .
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Found on the Gode..
T. 1V1iits idtt Mimes WaS the midst of
;
: . I Miss Nellie Harris for a few daya the rich Road/ about the the ptist week,
i le ' ..:
I issi
Lily Johneton went ' to n t
; last of May, one long ' PriThratroZ.'ing to spend 811116d1;
Fur Boa. The own -1 i Mr's. Harty 13eattie spoilt a few days
1
••, with her parents in Seafotth the latter
t'er can have it by
z.• .1 Xt. and Mrs. .1. P. Tisdall returned
1 Hpart Of the week. :
1 ,prqving property and ' iiime;tougrIAngiriraogontrotlifeo.gli th0
buying One Dollar'S 1 0. t. Dowding Wag called to Ohi.
worth of
thee she is recovering. :
REDPATITS . 4 '
1' I. B, Hovey' and L. J. Oantelon left
. Saturday for Tridianapolis. They will
• ets the only °toadies& represented on
GRANULATED the great American shooting' coni -
petitions that has 207 tetteriee,
Reit Pearen, of town, lettvee for
' Erandoe, Man:. en Monday, and ex-
1 eage lest week, °vying to the -illness of
his mother, Vire are pleased to hear
SUGAR.
*poets to be absent in the north west
. fot two or three years. Ile pea in•
' the. hope of henefitting his health,
Whiolt lately has not been of the best,
tied hie friends hope the obarige of
Hoe. 040,4. .
/ donate aecomplieh the deeited
-.Presented %frith if Bag of Gold
"Air event of uteri!, than ordinary -in-
terest transpirecrirt the Wesley Metlio
dist church, last •Tuesday evening,
when a faithful servant of that church
was . presented. W'ith a bag of gold.
We have made mention of . Mr. anti.
Mrs. Sibley intended departine from
our tnidst late and the address as
follows makes it 'unnecessary for us to
-eulogise on the - loss that the church
will sustain in particular and the town
in general. No more appropriate fare -
Well could have Mimi entered into than
that carried out that, evening. An
eitquieite = lunch of ice cream; cake
etc, was served the first part of the
evening, tollowed by a programa of
-choice numbers. Rev. Manning was
chairman, solos' were sung by' Misses
TIAmpshire, Green,. and Dr. Relines
and P. B. Sibley. Miss Ounninghame
reeked, while the treat of the evening
was a reading by Miss Battle, Pam -
ball. This 18' the ilrat time we have
had the pleasure of listening to this
young lady, and we hope it will not be
the last. We have heard niftily
readers, but Miss Iturohall hold4
place amongst the best of them. The
chairman then retired. Wes: Moore
being called to the platform, who read
the address, Miss Rumball making the
presentation :-,
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°ninon that June 2110)4004
Olinfort;Ont: ,
Dear Brother,—/t is a/toured of sincere regret
tit) all the members and. adherents of 'Keeley
ohurch,that we are called together thie evening
td bid vett arewell and thus btin_g to a close
some fifteen y ears of pleasant Ohltreh fello W -
ship. •
• Old litittettbury and Wesley eemich records
will etontebt the name of no mcire faithful
vast and worker than that or yourself and We
are sure that you Will ever esteent it a high
honor to haVe had your flaunt on the rolls Of
thin histerie old Church of Mid. Your labors
have beettverfermed with au eye single to the
Glory of God, and now,when the time has come
for you to close the boOk on that portion of your
career spent In one midst, the record a your
ute will stand out AS honor to your Odd,
your Church and yourself. -
One field in the work Of the Ohttreh you have
nada partiettlarly your own, thedirection and
ituproveznent a choir and congregational sing,
ing. Ituder gone reatlerehip, the choir of Bat
Unhurt,* and Wesley church has been a highly
valued Meter in the regular gervioes of worship
and eternity alone will reveal hovt many have
lion assisted into the Kingdom by you and your
choir in int ministry of song. Your interpreta.
ton of your duties asohoir leader ousiateed
entailed roe t:7 a responsibility for the charac-
ter and rendition Of singing at both the
regular week eveeing prayer serviee`and on all
sposial oseasiotre, revival or otherwlbe. Your
temoval will confront Its at every tem and itn.
posse 111:011 Shah and all of 119 the onerous Ets.
sure of the duties you so diligently, foul oill.
thirst!), perforthed,
Your work in the Sender 13011001"le also de*
serving of marked recognition. Whenever
Called upon to teeth tt, elms or lesdin oong,your
tierviese were gladly given sea the Mlle is and
tettehdre of the Reboot ere truly grateful for the
ateistenee yeti haVe fendered them
In town musical circles, you Will Mae. d be
greatly missed. As a vocal terseher daring the
earrier_yeam of your reechoes bereyoe were a
decided sucCess andno one ems eotimate bow
riotous force you have bon in, advancing the
=ideal tisteen edutatiotr of title community
and the Intrrontuling districts. Aatt in miser of
theDolierti Organ Quartette, yottr fame went
abroad throUghout the einintrt and the etthere
of yourinfinenee was considerably widened.
'YOUr serviette for entertainment in behalf of
every worthy muse Were sive», and,
In this teapot f no other, your removal wilt
tativilanil. a distinct loot* thernusical talent of the
Ws Mast that both yourself and Mrs Sib'ey
wIfl greittly improve in health Y r neW
11011 o h
Chant), relatione live to bout oingnii **4
Profitable. Any time that yon may And it con-
venient tohoner us with your _presence, the
freedom of Wesley church and all int services
are yours. In conclusion, we take the liberty -
of probating Yen with this purse of gold.which
we *Elbe pteased to have you accept in behalf
of your nunterotts friends in the Church, Town
and Greadractory.
'And • Mow the God of Peace ' that brought
'again from the cued our Lord Jesus, t he Great
Ettepherd of the Sheep, throne' the bl ood of
the everlasting covenant •
Make you perfect an every good work to do
Hie will, working in you that which is well
pleasing in His si ght, through, Jeans Oftriet; to
wheel be glory for ever and ever. Amen,
A T 1130013xU; Supt. SS EMMANinute, Vaster
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OXTAAIO &MEET Ottratott: — Last
Monday evening Miss Queeme Lock-
wood read an essay on the chapters for
Bible Study. Miss Clara Steep gave a
number of good questions and ansveers
and Hartley Watts gave a good des-
eriptitin of Canaan as it was and is.
Next Monday evening will be an even-
ing With Whittier, consisting of read -
hags, essays, etc.
,ST PAUL's -The improvements are
now so far advanced that'Sunday Jitly
10th has beettfixed for „reopening ser-
vices. The Lord Bishop of Huron, has
kindly consented to ' be .pretlent ata.
-preaehme-beth zervicee. At the--larre
sent time the floor of each aisle have
been raisel to the prover level, the
iamb's re -trimmed with. gothic ends,
this work having been tastefully done
by S.S. Conper, The pulpit has been ,
thiffed to the gospel sicleof the chancel
and theplatferirtof the latter extended
The painters have practically coin:
pleted the decorations and are now
working on thepewsandfinishingup
generally. The choir are preparing a
bright song service in keeping with
the finishings of the Anterior. Those
who have seen the decorations as far
as they have been finished say it is the
prettiest and best combinatienef Niter
and raised work design, in this part of
the province. The ladies have certain
ly undertaken a praiseworthy work, a
t great eXpense and should re,
ce,iire the liberal support fof the con.
rogation,
•Wver.tiv*, - A loge congtegatioe was
present at Wesley church on Sunday
evening, when Mre. Hargrevee, of Sea.
forth, sang that beautiful solo, "Thy
Will be done ;" written; in the key of
it gave a fair opportunity for dist) ay!,
log the %%loge of her voice. The ditli-
cat PaeSagee were taken with grace
and freedom, and her tones w0e clear
awl sweet .The Sunday school hold
their annual pienie to Raydeld on
Tuesday, Juiy 0th.... A convention of
Epworth Leagues of the district was
in progress at the ehureii yesterday--
Thureday supper Wag served to the
Mrs Hall wasa, Lucknow visitor over ing that our expert trade with the
Sunday'. '• mother country is $63,0011000 rabre
t hee ier°d: irgahrtiezr Ind,.01e1 tee la ra neclv, .i..!iting at othural,/
increazie is as Jorge as our entire
ltwasnri and that, in fact,.
Miss Eva Turnball is honeefromGod- trade with that'&3untrr was in 1 5?
()Koh for a two weeks holiday. , -
Mrs. H. B. Combe and little child is
-visit)* in Mitchell at present.
Mrs. A. 1, Woodman, of Bram, will
epend the summer visiting relatives(
in town. •• • •
Hele and Mrs. Nelson Griffin,'
(ff Wingliam, were guests. of Mrs. D,
.13. Kennedy list -Friday:
Dr: Whitley, of Gorrie, Who has.
been spending a few days with, his
friend J. Moon, returned .to Gorrie
Tuesday morning. .
Miss Mousie Bay; Who has been stop-
ping with her aunts the Misses Bay
for -some thneandattending ourschools
Tleafetsfdoary.her hothe at .Petand, Mich.,
W. J..Miteliell, editor and priprjetor,
of the New -Record, retuined home
Saturday front a three weeks trip to
St.' Louis and other southern points.
Helooksas though the betray tweezes
of the south had agreed with him: '
Mr: and Mrs. Herb. Alexander re-
turned Monday evening from their
bridal' trip to Toledo and Detroit. They
came hp on the Greyhound ta Goder-,
ich and reached home by the special.
They take up housekeeping in J. Ce
Townsend's cottage on Victoria street,
Air
The treat Northwest.
Edmonton, Alberta, lune 22,1904
(Written for the Clint Ott NEW Eits.)
If asked, T could scarcely say what
Motive prompts me to select. such a
there. %Perhaps itis a desire to let MY
old friends at home know of the vast
and bOundlessresourcesof this booming
;Northwest=country. Not that I haVe
any astounding revelation. to Makebut
1 simply thought that some informa-
tion, 1300g though it might be, regard-
ing this great lend, might be of smile
'interest and „benefit to • those itt ' the
home province. Considering that I am
a resident of but one one year' stand-
ing, you must bear with me if m3r
nuirks,seeni at times rambling and in-;
coherent for otte's opinions regarding
the country anditselimatie conditions,
cannot, with justice, be hued on one
year's observations.' • ,
As regodeolimate.:•isoree-tesidente-
ire satisfied and others are not.. Al-
lierta has won for herself the peculiar
natets ‘13tInny Alberta.' . As fite as X
can'see, the term, though quite applic.
able in winter, eannot with equal )us-
tice aeplied to her hi suznmer since
the last feW Stinialere have been very
rainy and coneequentiy the sun has
evinced cv 'somewhat bashful, epirit.
Such being the case, it seems almost
ineredible that farmers can core their
hay which closely reseMblee wild or-
chard grass only thicker end' retikee.
It 'pews year after year .Ifeitliout. re-
seeding though now some farmers are
beginning to ititrecluce the timothy
seed of•the east. This new step will
have its clisadvanta es singe. the berSeS
and cattle prefer illative prairie
grass to any foreiguldnd. Of eatirse
bayingand harvest cane en a frill
mouth later than in Ontario.
Tina last 'winter the thermoineter
(Parenheit) has stood ateCio. below zero
but with such a dry atmosphere aa. we
find here and with the wend calm ac,
co wpanying thefrost We don't regard'
regard it any ziore then 20 'below in
Ontario with a clamp atinoephere mad
frequent winds Avhich seem sometimes
to Chill to the Very bones. Waking into
aceount that Edmonton stands about
700 miles further.north than ray own
home Huron county, you rraist mar -
Vel at such an apparently trifling dif-
ference in temperatur but oar (win-
paretive proximity t he great Rock,
es presents a mocl. fy ng agent of no
ittle moment to renchers. The cattle
are generally allowed to run tease on
he prairieduring the Winter to /eel;
what gram they can hut 'they are fed
my three times a dity in open racks In
he yatd.. The fattening cattle are, X
indetstand, housed up and giVen
Mere atteution than the eattle Which
will be pub 'on gress the following
print.
°painted tiext. week.,
delegates in the classroom, and ie the I
evening an open meeting was held,
Wesley choir having charge of the t
Offering is Asked to
complete a fund of $50,0oa, mOst of 1
Which hits already been subscribed, but t
15 umwailehle until the full mum is cot. I
Jeoted ; the object. of this fund is the
paying off the debt, andlrenovation,
of Alma, Oonege, St, Thomas, which is 1 a
the property' of the Methodist church,
Are We to be told.thatit is really of lib
account whatever that our railway
'tonnage should be 23,000,000 more than
'it was eight years ago and that our
business failures are 18,000;000 less in
vane than they were eight years ago,
and much less than at any time dur-
ing the last twenty-one years?.Is it
nothing that the ,deposits our, char-
tered banks to day .are 5190.000,000
more than they. were eight years ago,
•.and much less than at any time' °, dur-
ing the last, twenty-one years? Is it
nothing that the deposits in our -char-
,tered banksto da -are 5l06,000,000more
than they Were 111 IN ,; the increase
aline, being greater than ,the total
deposits in that year ? Is it nothing
that the deposite in onr savings :banks
amount to 021;00000 more than they
.did in1896 ? Yet in the face. of all
these meontroverible :evidences of
marvellous aiair unequalled prosperity
of this wisely and wellgeverned Dom-
iniou, there are eomist members who
have the audacity to say of the best
budget ever brought down, there is
nothing in it. •
My hen friend from South Went-
, worth (Mr, E. D. Smith), who preceded
me in this debate, endeavoured, to, be-
little the administration. of ray hon.
friend the Minister of ,Agriculture. (Mr
Fisher) in so far as the - hoe. minister
'had endeavoured to do something for
the farmers. The hon. gentleman, in
-
au interesting speech from the stand -
Point of a 'fruit:exporter,. dealt with
the question of Cold storage and its
effect on the transport of &pollee •and
other. perishable fruits. With that
question 3- do not purpose dealing,
because I 'think there are others tri
this HOUSe.f who are more competent
to discuss it, but I WOuld.19„ade4 brief,
reference to the course' which -the 'hon.-
Minister,of Agriculture took with re-
gard to the quarantine. The hon.
member for South Wentworth en-
dectvoared to belittle what the hon.
Minister did, andin order to give point
to his ()rein/lents he sought to convey
the idea that 'because our experts of
,cattlp to the: 'United ^States last year
were smaller than in Ober years,
therefore 'the Minister of .44grictIliu re
litla accomplished nothing in the 'in-
terests of the fatmere. But he omitted
to . telLthis, Hamm -that mthe-four -and-
a, helf years' which preceded the re-
moval of the quarentine•-• the removal
Of which Was brought about, as every-
,
• Poiilty
.ChitgOvatT.
makes suitable presents
Thr any cic casion—We
'have tnade the buying
of it easy by eying you ;
a convenient room to,
select in 'and also,. a
city stock to choose
from—
Anything in Fancy •
Chinaware or brio.,
aa7brac be 'found
.hare. .
.COOPer .1. CO;
0.,04Tort.
body knows, throeglithe efforts of the
Minister Of Agriculture -We only sent
to the United States 3,672 head of
cattle, or an average of a, little over:
696 head, and thaf in the succeeding
four`Years, after the. removal of the
quarantine, we ,sent an average of:
37.343, or a total value of $5 329,000.
• Nor did he inform,' the Mouse that
' 41), t removal of the uarantine
On. hand a large
hese Ch were on coin-
Paltawe 'sod for which.:
. they If Jt -the time; and,
'end w fie I; goviooth him that ,
it would bevel* fartaiers' too
.feed all their,*q qa.mr their -
,own farms, it is my, ra.--cortviction
that the price of the Stockers has in-
creased by virtue of the. removal Of-- -
the. quarantine,: "Ito, .farmers now:.
enjoy the benefit of an Increased Merl-
ket, and: there is: no demand in ' the -
United States for stockers which ther�.
was a. short dine "-ago. The hen,. *
gentlemen.(Mr E,D Smith) aid great .„, ,
,stress 'Upon the opinion that we (night .
to look after the producers, and said
that if we looked after the producer
the consurnmer would be able to look
after himself. Well, thinkthere,are -
times when it is tielif to leek after the
producer, but there are certainly times
When it is the dutY of thegovernment
to leek after the committer as well'.
The consumer"' has interests that 'cle-
servesbonsideration as well &slimed of
the producer, I do not know but that
sometimes the hen. „gentleman's etc-
Pretliii0E-cOuld-rbe,reversed _
with regard to some things in Canada,
if we look after the consumer the pro-
ducer is able to look after himself.- -
is the duty of the government to look
after the consumer as well as the prol.
ducer.
Now, one of the important features
-
of the budget is the reduction of the•
duty on coal oil. I ,do 'not profess. to.
be. an oil man or to know Innen of the
oil trade, beyond What 1 haVe read ,
the newspapers and gathered frotik
conversation. (Quotationstere given
show a reduction te, the COnsurner in.•
the peke of , • '
(Concluded ne.ict week)
Madame Tette, wife of Hon. i.
Tarte,. died Mondey • artOr40M., at Ate.
fetidly' icieldence
Madama Tarte, who was in, :her ..54th
Year, had beenailing for some time. .
lier death will. be afeore'.'brow to Mr. '
Tarte, Who VAS a' Most "devoted.' Iressi, -
bandana veined highly the couneel of
his wife:
: *4
,
M. Hamilton, of the Bank of .Com-
merce Inspector's staff, who was alvay
in Nova Scotia George, of the Bank
of Toronto. at Montreal,t_andYretl,_
of the Oneemerce ste-afSt. Catharines, .
were called home, lest 'week . by tele, •
am Owing to the &dorm. illileeN of
eir father, Dr, Hamilton..: •
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