The Clinton News-Record, 1911-08-31, Page 6custolk Nt
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LEAD.
The $er saint's StoICT, Nomw* .Indlim ftoO P111s1.. ��'
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ley C"otistauce Romanue-J,ennes,
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The Cameron Highlanders fought list'. George Andrews of Haliiaz, N.11., John Chalmers was nuishing th
*. " at Waterloo throughout the three glo- frri - portrait of a child', the hest thing he
rious days of June, and they were `•For Many years I have ber..n troubled had ever done, when his wifrl enter -
with chronic Constipation. This ail -
'"particularly mentioned" by Welling- meat never comes single-handed, and 1 ed the studle, That he was conscious.
ton in his fatuous despatch of June have been a victim to the many illnesses of her entry was attested by th
19, addressed to Lord. Fathurst. For- that constipation brings in its train. frown which darkened lits face as
a Medicine after medicine I have taken in she closed the floor. Yet he neither
Lunate in their opportunities, they order to find xcllcf, but orae and ell left Spoke nor loked round, but drawing
. . have been fortunate also in winning me in the same hopeless condition. It a thin silk curtain over the picture
the ,pralse of poets. Byron, in "Childe seemed that nothing would expel from pioceded leisurely to scrape the pa,iiit
b *� - • Harold," .has consecrated their im- me the one ailment that caused so much ft om the palette in his hand.
!l, .3 E - - . i utortalit . in a famous stanz .. trouble, yet at last I read -abodt these Mrs. Chalmers stood fon' a mom -
Y a Indian Root Pills, ant by the boor, watebtng hint, then
And wild and high the "Cameron's That was indeed a lucky day for � wov6d one step forward and stopped
.1 1, gathering"' rose. for I wus so impressed with the state. again, "
• . Hera sounds, the high note of rom- meats piade that I determined to "Jack."
give thein a fair trial. He turned to took at her with a
newsblaner distrbbutign wa so s urged ,wee, and bravely - -the iilghianders They have regulated my stomach anA trays Paco.
newspaper Bl n n could echo it. But war doss not al- bowels. I am .cured of comstipatioa anti( "ao you hake corns back?"
prevented circulation a£ papers, ways rest at the lofty plane cif glory, I claim they have no .equal, its a �sdt- She clasped and unclasped two
The steamer Riverside of Break- and we can sometimes realise It most tine, thin white hands nervously.° It was
milts Iran aground in the St,. Lav-- clearly in homelier touches, Fgr over half a century Dr, 14latse"s so difficult to explain he rerrand. If
trence Itiver, After the battle it is. said that the , Indian Root Pills have been curing con- only her husband would storm and
At Beamsville. the t oroner's jury 79th stripped the cuirasses of the stipation and clogged, inactive kidue3% rage: Instead of which lie stood calm,
dead Frenchmen and used them for
with ail the ailments which result from unruffled, apparently not very much
returned A verdict of murder in the cooking its rations. They were good them. The cleanse the whole ssysten interested'. in her re=appearance.
Comfort s . enough frying -Pans, though the but- an purify th0 blood. ,9014 everywhets Will you not sit down?" he asked
let -holes let something escape. But at 25c, a box. ! presently, with cold politeness, '"You
some Belgian soldiers who ptisse-3 by seem a little upset,"
$100 REWARD '$160 while the cook}ng was to progress, -._., <�. �, _�, '"Upset!," with an angry flush that
REWARD, and seeing the cuirasses, Brent off dyed her pale cheeks scarlet. ''A lit-
"`-'- with the legend that the Highlanders THE AUGUST ROD AND GUN., tle upset! That is so like you, John
The readers of -this. paper will be 'were cannibals, and no doubt the leg- -T,, Chalmers." .
#feamd to Pearit that there Is at and, which it is a pity to disturb, is No better nuniber for a delightful A , faint smile played over the
least one d:1':adod disease. that science .v,:peated unto this day. mans handsome face.
hoPiday mccith has been issued 'than ,.
Itis been ablsy to cure in all its One other piece a comedy Is worth Rod and Gun in Canada for August I have not altered much in six
;Mages, and that is Catarrh, Hall's remembrance, When the allied arm- months,. Beatrice,- But what can I do
les were in Paris Sergeant Campbell published tay, W. .I,. Taylor, Limited, for You? You have left Mr.—or--;-Mr,
fatarrh Cure is the Only positive `of the -79th was taken with others to Woodstock, out, In the opening Waring?"
sure now known to the medical fro the Elysee to be shown to the Emper-, story '-'From tine Logof a Nautical For the moment, yes."
t nftq. Catarrh being a const> tut- of Alexander, and it ts, thus that ho Trane ++ t e holiday ,"For
very interesting," Each word
tells the tale himself.. The Emperor p' h o y spirit prevails camo deliberately, "And if one may
ileum disease, requires .a oonstitutdon- " and is prevahmat through the two venture to inquire, what do you* In -
;t1 treats nant. Hall's Catarrh Cure tease a very minute inspection of us, . follo+win a ors -Lu 'u �*
he writes, `"and his curiosity led him g P p x rious Trout tend to do now? ,
'is taken internally, acting dprvcilly to call upon me, as tieing the most ro- Fishing _ and Up the Maganetawan, I a . His words stung herr pride into ex-
upm the blood and mucous surfaces Lust of the party, to step to the front, River of Danis. In additicn t era ' pression. "You need have no fear,"
h . is she. said, bitterly. `"I. did not come
asf the system, thereby dest:vaying inti As soon as I stepped to the front an abuirdance of ot�hox 7rlatcrial ,art- .
foundation of t91e dfstase, and, giving I svgs surrounded by the astonished here to -day to propose that you
g P isles and Stories dealing with N11- silo"iild take me back again."'.
nobility, and Lite em eror commenced
line patient s*eength by 'building up his Inspection and questions as fol i'nvi, deer, moose% and. bear hunting '!I' must confess, he an>3wc red
the constitution :and assisting nature tows: -,-•Fir _ while .:they h +�
at" he examined my ap o phases of outdoor life re- • blandly, that the .idea never ose r-
r: I
u
tin solo$ its work. -The prt:,priato. , pointmenta and drew MY sword..... .ceive .xecogtiftfon and treatment in a rod to me.. you make for happiness,
ibave so 2nuch faith in its curb.tdvi+ Second, he examined my hese, gait manner that must appeal to all eroorts- at whatever .cost, And we discovered,
powers. that theyi offer One Hundred ^rs, legs, and pinched my _shin, think- mien This is articular! t the s did' we riot, that our union was riot
ills I wore something under my kilt, R„iUh the litilep papUr oz y the subcase conducive to hhppiness?
IMllars for any case than. it fails to and had -tho curiosity to lift my, kilt 7 "But it might have been," The
qure; Send- for -list of testimonials. tip to my navel, s0 that rte might not .of wou�it3ed gams ons.. a ,pioneer's words came quickly, al
Address F. J. CHENEY &' Co g ( q Y, most before
be . deceived. The questions were:--- stories while the conclusions of . the she realised she had apoke4i-
'ttoled4, 0,- It I was :present at the actions of Coanimtssicay inquiries. Into the fisher- Chalmers. looked at his wife sharp-
oltl by, .all Druggists, 15c. June 16,
and�7, and 1$? How munY�of, fent of Al►aerta and Saskatchewan ly. "It might have been?„
Take Hall's family Pills for eoi-• it men the regiment lost. , "Yeis, yes, yes," she cried passion,
Must interest anglais all over the ate!
sbslipabion. Wliethor I was in Egypt? If i wore. Dominion, The Y, leaning forward ,in her eager.
the hilt in winter; or if I did not feel paper on a New Use nese, It might have been. It you
cold in that ,season..* ' If I was mar- for the Red Fox may not only had . beet- more human ---it might
ries•? If my patents were alive?'" create a new interest in fort hunting have been, People worship you for
The Duke of Suthe:ca4d arri,wd 'tit Thus ii was that the 111ghlanders but also lead to an axfrlsiou of. -the yotnr art's sake. I; you'had been a
seemed beyond the general experience for farms w'hicli _Have proven such a little lase salt-suiRcient, a little, more
Montreal on his way west!, where he of mankind. attentive to roe, your young' Wife—it
fleas botyth6 large tracts of lands Y_�, success in Prince IOdward Island 'and might have hero. Above ill, !f you
The Liverpool, sfaiice was settittl in Middlesex county, in. Ontario. Al- had not taken me to llvfa `with your
.by, the m-cgtplopmcat of tramway MIRIAM WATCHES, together it is a number Which - no. stern. Puritanical sister, Isabella,
I 1.SM. OVER BABY M s!lolttman should •miss, . ,who' misjudged me as -only a soured,
. J SES, middle-aged woman
'I b can hats slid
—I + misjudge the high-spirited vivacity of
Once upon a time there. lircd a a Young girl -•-I tell -you again, it
A Goad Defence Against I little girl »cxtued" Mariam, The, bible s might nava been."
g does ,-not tell us how old she was . ' Cana seg "And was It to point tart rrty rayr)s
e the White Plague;• -$. when she watched over her baby �� `? You. condesconded to honour m,+ %Jilt
brother, Moses, • but tradition hays , lOT,ck . a visit -to-day ?If
' one can afford to lessen. their pro she was less than . ted', . when • they Mrs. Chalmers giive.. n iniserthiu
dncrag power to -day., and to have powei :mother -of Mosea heard that Pharaoh Lines• Ilttl6 .tau h•. "I forgot. !r
you must have good machinery. g g Pointing girt
Would kill all the little boys of the faults is your prerogative,'your,s.nrid
The human body is. the' greatest oder} l raelltfes, she .made a little' boat of - Isubele.'s. tio, John, I dlrl• not ranee
chine ever produced—the most wonder- a basket and placed the baby therrein to .upbraid You. I amr, to
fit mechanism in the world. 7u3ftONTO , Y c "to.ask you—
It pezmltted it to float down the to talk ;,bout--Bubbius,"
It is shcer.econnmic waste not to keep • `
!flu arnon the reeds near the odgs. $8.66 .Return Aug, 26 to Sept, 9, "Tie. child."
your body in the best cauditon: aF ''tits river. $2.70 Rglarn .Aug;9
There is no vnlid excuse for -allowing g+ and 31, Sept: "Our child." -
the tissues to become. attacked by the ,'lend his, sister, the bible . says, 5.aud 7,. . . "She is well looked atter in •ov.ery
white plague. Yqu need -your health and 'stuud .afar off to see what. would be from CLINTON Nvay, Isabella_, .,'1.
Canada needs you. r'ui,t• to him. Accamt CANADIAN Mrs, Chalmers `
�IATIOhIAL. put her b:trrda to
Insure agaurst it by building up your And ao' littift 6tirl.ttn rain ulong tJts ,. her ears. "No! For God's sfilio not
treservt forces and bodily iiefences.
,ivar butck its her baby t>ratTt,•r float, EXHIBITION, .Retfa.r Limit, Sep?. . that. Don't tell me. Isabella is. a sec-
The !lest defence ,you can .got is Nyal's ,:a `along tho streuun. 1h" tt ,i,i • ou x2'' 1911' ond:.mother to her, 'Jolin," She cross -
Cod Liver Couipoual It builds up the ''said `mi though, by ,niert, aet'ideat ---_ ' od over, to where ehe sat beside the
tissues and prevents disease, %lice the: king's daughter discovered , ., Special Train Service. easel playing Indiccrenty with pal -
A delicious tonic and a splendid vital- the -boat' and the 'tiny. sailor. Special. train • leaves Clinton 6.22 ette and brushes, and bout her tall,
izer; puts on good, solid flesh, and makes Mirisiin asked the princess:. "Shall a. m. Aug. 29, 31, Sept.2 5 anti, 7, girlish figure down to his .level.
you feel fit for any task, ri 1 go' alid and -call to thee a nurse of . „ ' "John: the child is nothing, to you.
�`- or the puny and backward child there the Hebrew women, that she !nay' . Though only three, it's alreadyplain.
? FARIM LASOR811S EXCUR•SIONS:: to see, how. U ikr v 1 .n
N nothing better: Nyal s Cod Liver Com-. tit,rse the child for thee ." • nl you tih r,: Is in. every
pound will soon bring. the roses back to Z he • princess agreed Ansi B7 irtitrti $10. Going $18. Additional way. She has all .my . ah,iracteristic s,
the cheek and give vigor and vitality. Lrought her: own. mother, .. Returning. Every day you ; are. reminded ,of . the
Your own Druggist cheerfully guarati- BY and by Miriam ,grew to young . 3-I+'romi 11 s'' tin ttnfbrtunate fact: You must hate'
bees Nva1's Cod Liver Compo nil. err,m:snhood,. Her brother had _ Aug.g a �a o s Toroii- iter--,,
id be to, `North Bay and West in Ontario,
gams the, leitdter, ihe`,eman.cipator of tiVbn t you give me croAlt for any
Sold and Guaranah�od by 1W. ,.. K. his people and following the destruc_ A•ug: 25 -From all stations Toronto fatherly feeling?" . he interrupted.
and East of Grillia and Scatia Jet. "It is not : p
Holmes, J. E. Hovey, W. A: tion of Pharaoh's mighty host Ili Lite your fauJ.t." 'l`he_ full
McConnell, Clinton.. l;t•d Sea, with timbre] in hand, she in Canada. gaze of hor sad eyes -as turned upon'
ted the Jubilant women' of Israel in. Through Tountist Pullman Sleepers- hint. '"When the gods endowed you,
song and dance. to Winnipeg and Edidont+on via. Chi- Ahey decided :ybu could 'do without
atiyhting as commonplace aS affee-.
- sago and 'St, Paul. tion, There :was a time once --long
. August' 22nid, Supt, 5M.:and 19t►h ago—when ;you. seemed- to be alive, I
�-pn+tcV Sergt,-Major Gilmore was buried In conneeilion with 230�ESEEK thougbt to have. married a flesh-and-
ivittii mnDitaxy honotts at H°aatiiltton. ERS .> XCUiiSiONS, blood man, 'and I found him only a
a.im-- u.�o-,;'"�''," - -io: ,Wreckage froth -the. 'missingMidland Full particulars � from, 'an n • �Grand� ..thing of stone,: feelinglcss-cold." She .
gave a little shiver.
tt>g;,-Martin was found ,oft Point . au Trunk Agent or address A. E. DUFF. .,. ,<
One fur cern everyday ailaienE + And, did, .you find what I lacked
$aril. D. P. A', Torcnto.
ad1,+t s"t 314. loll
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We Told You Sol
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s
The Importance of the farming in-
Lural Meetings. and the general worto
Labat ►
duatry to the people of Canada is
of the department.
•�•
abundantly demonstrated by the fact
I3runswick's expenditure for
#.uGager
thin there is not a province In the
the
9New
19094910 was $41,478.30, The largest• i
item, $12,987.13,
NOW fthded
which has not established
was In44e up oC.
a grants to various agricultural socie-
�,
' beat m ilivioa►adott II
• department of Government to promote
ties, $4,759,16 went towards Introduo,,
And sa;eguard the interests of Agri-
Ing ,improved methods of stock rate-'
^`
culir.re. From. Atlantic to Pacific
A Ing, $4,172.60 was spent .on extending;
markets; $659:71 was paid out to acus%
vcrltabl s army' of experts. Is engaged
; of farmers to enable them to attend°
in assisting the farmers of the country
agricultural colleges. Poultry raising,;
—'
in tritely sfforka to grow bigger and
horticulture cold storage, dairying,,+
:i
better crops, t0 produce finer fruit,
grain competitions, eta:,. all received:
aQbnL13 Matt:Qndplt
to raise .better live stock and to make
;assistance:
Prince Edward Igland'sr Subsidy ',
LIMITER .01111
more excellent butter and cheese,
,
•
1 xperitnental farms, where all man-
Tor the Year ending September 30th,
1930, the
ner of crops and soils are being. tested
little island province of.
Prince Edward Island appropriatedf
for the general benefit of the. agricul-
$8,846.03 for the benefit. of 4.grigul-,,
Mr. Nartng and go no ltrc with your
tural community," dot the broad ex-
Lure. Of this $1,130,44 was paid to. the'
Farmers Institutes of thQ province to;
mother.
pause of the Dottiinion. Agricultural
. aid thein in carrying on their educe
"Leave Mr, lVarisig! Are you: toad,
eolle,es of international reputation,
five work'; $635 went Into 'scholar : '
John?'"
built and maintained by Government,
ships to enable the sons of farmers' . 11
,�
"Sweetheart"—she spoke til Rub-
are open to receive the sons of the
to take courses At the Agricultural;
bilis--"wit! ypu run into kh<� ;;arc)��ll
find if�yoa
soil, intent on acquiring that know-
College at Truro, Substantial aumR:.
see can fed ole Sortie
white roses.. you know• Ude ones I
)edge which will make them more .ex-:
g
were expended in aldiag the Frulti
Growers Association, the Dairy Also-,
love."
port farmers. Societies and associa-
ciation and the Poultry Assocdation.i
As the little girl flew off In deliglit,
tions, supported generously with. pro-
With a revenue of $2,533,61, the nett
11ro. Chaimers faced her husban+i,
"`You mean to say you think I have,
vinciat funds, exist in every county for
expenditure of the. Department was:
$6,312:42, by no means an inconsider4
been living, with Iiugh 'Waring since
the purpose of bringing the farmers
p rp g
able sum for so small a' province, '
r left you?" .
together and encouraging them to im-
Prairla 1ntQ Wheat Land11
Hs toots a step forward iitld ca t,ght
roughly at her hand,
prove the quality of, their products..
Pa I t
ss ng to the Prairie Provinces, ani
-'Iso t, it' true? he demandc;o,
The stern graps of his fingers
Problems of cold storage, the destruc-
tion of noxious weeds, the extension
investigation. of the Public Aacountei
of the Province of Manitoba for the?
hurt,
but his wife did not wince..
of. markets,the. spraying of fruit,
year 1910 discloses that this provin w
. "How dare you ask me such a
drainage,. and a hundred and one other
g
,
expended $143,21,6.18 in the interests •
of agriculture. The largest portion
question?" she answered proudly.
Do' Yott suppose that, even had
questions are . handled by experts In
of!
this amount went to the Agricultural;
I
loved him,, Hugh would ever have
the employ of the State .and for the
College, which cost the . province, in k
wronged me? Can you betieve that
direct advantage of the farmers. In
salaries and maintenany
ce, $67;835.84..
The '
1 would ever wrong Bubbtns?"
brief, between the. Dominion and the
quem of . $47,871.,93, was ap_.
Pop t d to Associations and Farm
Beatrice!
She
S e started to find her husband
Provincial Governments, this industry
ere, Institutes• There was a revert e i
L-nceling at her side. I3eforr, shy
In being bonused annually in these
from 'tire College of $11,466.25, mak-f
could speak he had taken her hands
directions to the extegt of several mil-
Ing the net expenditure of the province,
In his . with remorseful tenderness.
"Oh,
lion dollars, and there seems to be iMo
, the Department of Aggriculture fors
the year $131,748:89. -
my darling! What a brute I
limit to the extent to which the State
have been! Sonata #ool, from the
will go .to carry oi* its paternal. policy.
. Saakatehewan and Alberta Help -.j
very beginning!. Pity ' and forgive—
lorglve, Beatrice.. I am .sorry, little
Aomiblgn Government Expandlt1J
Saskatchewan's vote for 1811 in aid
of, its fariming interests, which may be
girl,with all m7 soul, I have
In ; the first place, there Is the Do.
taken as a fair criterion of the annus!
rsorry
ceased to love you in spite of
rdl I believed to be true; Come back
minion Government. During the fiscal
provincial expenditure in this direr-•
tion; is $289,870. Of this amount $47:
to me. . •
year 1909..10, It expended close on to
100 Is for general farming; $17,360 fors
. She looked down at hurt with sad,
a million dollars through Its Depart-
the live stocky 'industry, and $177,300
tinder eyes, Then, rising, put - her
hands -in :his and drew him
m�ent- of Agriculture to help the farm-
for the dairy and poultry industry,
to his
fest.
"You
ers.of'Canada. Of this sum over boa
Alberta has voted $364,340 for';
twenty-four -items falling under the., '
will :you will come.- bads?"
passionately: "Dear, my dear, I want
hundred and fatty thousandexdolnses
was. Paid out to cover the PQ s
'thirteen
head•- oP, agriculture, 'but its it is ex»
,.p'ected that there will be a repayment;
You so, and he folded her unre-
alsting f8rm in his arms,
of the experimental.. farms
maintained by the Government.
of $224,000 fol advances and loam r '
* * _ + ♦ *
"Mumty,"
Nearly two hundred. and fifty, thou,
made An. Previous years , to v.loans,
rious'.'
-branches of :the work, the not •expen-f
came a little voice, five•
minutes :later, "here's e
Lir
sand dollars went towards putting
force policies for protecting the
•diture. will only amount to $16039.01„ - ' '
,udget s
white
woses. Why, you're lr,+ -bin' again,
-of. live stock,., The dairy division
In this year's bthe largest item
is $200,000, which will be used in teak=' .
Flow. quick* Daddy's mat: , ou well. I
kuowed Ile child."
spent .$18,908.42;. the fruit division
$33,667.91; the live stock department
in' advance payments in aid of cream -1.,
"Gadd bless you, Babbitts," said
$49,820:96, and° 'there were . expendi-
e1y, work.: Twelve, thousand dollars .
goes towards establishing a dry 'farm-.
Daddy,
tures, for establigjting fumigating eta-
tions, dtetributing bulletins; taking a
. .
Ing experimentation .station; $20,000
Ili tae roan oI sour marurer choice-.
Did he understand you as no One
as
.
census -of cows; sending a commission
towards the destruction of noxious`,
weeds, $14,500 to encourage dalryi
else
renis? h esti .curious
curiousknow.'*
'You
to Europe to make investigations' into
the swine industry,. experimenting All
work, etc. '
. spean in
L. enigmas. I have. no•
idea what you are driving' at, Don't
cold, storage, and numerous other ser-
.
Deveropment on the Pacific Coast s•'
" '
you understand? I .have come to ask
1 calculate to benefit -the
_vices, al d
farming industry.
British Columbia vvhdc s ant 4
h p $7 ri
063,39 for agriculture tri• the fiscal year i
3'au to let me have Bubbins." .
"Bubbins? Let you have the c i
l ild?'•'
Ontario Spends •Nearly a MIii.lon.
1909-10, 'has voted over :two, hundred`
thousand dollars for the year ending)
I[r was startled out of his pose... .
" 'do
The Province of: Onitario, which has
any
March 31st, 1912. of this agrisut-f
Why you speak litre that? I
diel •wrong fn leaving
Drbbiibly the - best machinery of
-.of the„ nine provinces for promoting
feral associations get $78,600; 16,OOp
$
you, and I. have
svite'red. • It I am a foolish .womiin,: I •
holpful work among the farmers, and
goes towards. demonstrations of spray,
Ing. and fruit parkin in or Is
ism:,not a bad one. Let me have her,
which incidentally spends Lar more.
similar sum is aid g o the
P
.for pity's sake. . I can't"• -.a little
than any of them to achieve this pur-
. ren
a ertf j'
Instftutes 10 000. is vof +
$ ed to aid fruit
sob—"I can't live without •her. Rise
pose, expended, In 1910, the sum of
,,
exhibitions. '
above yotrrseif, Jack. 1VIrs. Chalmers
laid her hand pleadingly -or, hu
$748,169,33, In this total, the Iargeat
item was $236,568.85, the cost of main-
.
. Canadlans',Glve to the Farmer
.her -
hand's arm. "Wili you?" .
tafning the Ontario Agricultural.Col-
Summing'up"and taking the totals`
. "No," shaking off her. hand rough-
ly. "No,
qge and Macdonald Institute for the
Agricultural and horticultural
for the Dominion and. the provinces.I
it is found that the Canada,'
no; it is impossible."
year:
people of
Why?. Will you tell me why?",
societies were assisted to the extent of
expend approximately the large sum;.
"You know- why. When you left
this::.house as—as'.:you.
$122,721.31; the dairy branch took
$57,795.58; the fruit, branch $41,839,83;
of $3,300,000 -per 'annum to bonus the;'
farming industry, and that this su-ni
did you fo -
Baited the right --." r
g. .to
the live ,stock . branch $31,770.10.
is being increased very:considerabl .! ,
Y
"Daddy!" cried a small 'imperative
Nearly $15.000 was spent ons reports"
1.
each year: That the money is Weil . •
{
voice. -..
and bullet!# s and. $37,592.19 went,, to
..
spent; and that it. is paid -..'out un -i ,
"Daddy!" She pulled his slee'1e to
tho staff of district representatives
grudgingly goes without saying: The;.
attract his. attention. "Daddy,so -
me
aiid teachers of agriculture.. Deduct-
. increased ..productivity -of'. the farms,] ,
_
finks the matter .w
m e vii 1Vlumty. She's
Ing,* a departmental revenue of. $113,-,
g
the growing efficiency. -of the fanners ,•
trying. 1 'spec- you'd better ki ss brr
457,09, the net expenditure of the, pro-
the improved ,quality of farm produce,"
s
and inake.11er well... Come,
The , big. man reluctantly 'allowed
y
vince.was:$634,712:24. This year the
estimates call. for an expenditure• of
the achievements'of the agricultural:
colleges. and the experimental farms,
himself to be led to his 'wife, who
still sat with her face hidden in her
$ 837,907.
Help Given in French Canada
all testify : to ` the value of the work`
undertaken' .I
en by. the : various Govern.!, .
!,ands, ,,
The sister province of Quebec spent,
menta of the country. in the interests 1.
t
"Beatrice"'
during•the.fiscal year 1909.10, the sum
of the ;Armin g community: s . .
t
A . hand was: lata on the .bowed
head. At
of $294,850:1' under similar headings.
Shall These Millions be Wasted?: i
his touch she looked .up,
end Bubbins- climbing .on. to the set-
It also pro.t':ded, through its Depart-
meet :of Agriculture, $60,000 Par the
The point -is, however, that �all•ttifs .
vast expenditure of money, and. brains!.
tce, .laid her cool cheek agalnst::her'
mother's tear -stained one with a sigh
improvement of rural roads.. It gave
146,700.00 to various agricultural:
by' the State in aid -of Canadian a r -f
g i `
be account;.44
of relief, -
"Listen,.
societies, farmers clubs, associations.
8
culture should .taken .into
before any final' decision is made oni
Beatrice. After all, I' art
etc. It handod. $30,000 to butter and
,
any fiscal question affecting the in'
only human. I cannot deny you what .
cheese syndicates; expended $17,000
forests of the whole country, The;
you ask. You shall have the littlw
for the enhouragement of. the dairy
'public are .the.
to regard the farmer';
one, provided• you let 'me see het
sometimes, and that—that- you leave
industry and $5,000 for the benefit of
the fruit industry; it paid out $8,000
as standing in .a position of isolation,-
unconsidered heretofore• when tarifPaf
for a series •-f lectures on agriculture
, .. .
have been framed, 'On the contrary,.
FA160.118 .AOINGt 11'ELL.
and provide( '$30,000 for the mainte-
there is no industry in' Canada whichi
•
nance.of agricultural schools. For the
has received such intensive• and arc-;
. . .
coining year t'ie Legislature .has
tensive treatment front then
Jrhe farmers of the. Eastern Toivnr• _
'voted $322,600 for,the work ofAhe de-:
.financial
People of Canada as this same farming?
shfifs Getting. Good 1'r,Icos 'f°or
partment; with $150,000 for improving
ndustry.. It has been bonuses - to and
' . .
rural roads; ::.
extent unknown before, and no areas .
. . Their Stork..
'i
Farming Down by .the Sea
liar :objected. I
. . I. .. '
' Here 'soma
. Turning now to the Maritime. Pro-
' Do' Not Court Invasion 1: .
are . intersting figures'
'from
winces, where agriculture does not
.Further, what e'ffe.ct will reciprocity' .
.a report reently made to the
bulk quite so. -large, Nova Scotia is
in natural products have on this. phase .
United States Senate. They seem to
found to invest approximately $75,000
ofthe situation? .Can the farmer or, •
dhow that our farmers understand
a year In its agricultural interests.
the people as a whole affords to haver
their business and know how o make
Of this $30,000 goes to the Agricultural
the country spend Its millions to
a bargain, better than some` of our
College and Experlmsntal Farm' at
.im-'
prove agricultural conditions, and then
Yiiakee friends.
Truro; $15,000 Is paid out annually in
find its markets invaded by foreign;: '
It appears that for the year 19.10,
assistance to agricultural exhibitions,
producers, and all its educative world' .
the average value per'head of horses-
$1.0,000 to agricultural societies, and
made of no, avail? This Is A possibility
was, .in the States of Vermont and
they balance is on "agricul-.
which should not be. overlooked, .1 ..
Now Hampshire, $106,00, In Quebec
.expended
.
t
tie average value was $139,40,
The' average value' of dairy cows In
`rrnont
' FAVORED NATIONS
1909, exported animals, grain, meat
'
Io was .$34.20, in Ne v .Ilamp-
: -
products. and vegetables worth $57,-, -
•a!Im $36.20, in Quebec, $31.00.
360756, •
�'h average value of other cattle
I,.' 'Vermont was $14,40; in New.
A Glance at Competition Canada
Japan, in the year ended 7909 .�
, e>t-I
Fampshire, $20,36, in Quebec, $31.00. '
Would Have Undot, Reciprocity
ported fruits, grain, meat products
.The average value of sheep In Ver.
and vegetables worth .$7$7,569. , {
rnont was $4;00, 'in. New. Hampshire,
$3,70. In Quebec it was $6.00,
The proposed Reciprocity Agree-
,Australia, in the year e0jed 1909.
The average value :of swine in Ver-
Ment will give a free ticket to Can-
exported butter, "cheese, o gs, Orli-
mont was $10;00, In New Hampshire,
ada's markets to twelve favored na-
mals, fruits, grain, hay, mea products; .. .
$11.50. In Quebee It was $13,00•
tions and all tho, British possessions
and vegetables worth $60,$$3,519. .i
Well done, old Quebeei First, prot-
as well as to the 'United States, The
Sweden, in the year ended. 1909,•ex•c.
ty nearly ' every timel
following official record of the ex•
ported animals, fruits, grain, , hay,j '
- "
ports of some of those countries which
meat products- And vegetables worthl
The rearilta of the amUlleryt comf-
would :Compete with Canada under
$2,228,222. i
xltitions on Salisbury PPAitn will be
Reciprocity shows that the Vnited
Where are Certain natural products; '
declared Lillis week,
States is. by no means the only eoun•
such as eggs, which carry with'themi . .
- .. - .
try to '1)6 considered in the proposed
more .than a commercial importand0' .
'
rade pact—..
t.'
in the discussion of the Reciprocity:
kA, "40 ved�
British India, In the year ended
question with the.United, States.
Y.14:0 , A. BLI)d
1f.1VDOI�d. ORT.
I I I I , I 11 11!�-----.._ w -�
A Mout:tlal eonst'abdd shot a wilt!
----.... - - --
Tlie delay in negotiations btwt ti
ElUSINESS and $11OR'THAND SUI3,TECTS. cat
in a tree near his residenee.
Prance and Germanyi in relatiolr to
1egistered last sensori upwards of 300
Montreal City Council+ appUfntetii Mr,
Noroeco is causing Considerable wit.
itudents and pluses every graduate. Seven Dagger
IPocially quAtiiled regular teachers. tine
of Toronto tib hkquircr 1tit,5
easiness in Paris.
tti,
hundred and fifty London firms employ
plfoniw rates,
Bids for tho construction of the liew
fur trained help. College tit session from,
Two young bags. were eaughil by, a
navy AAA being considt!reiii at OtUa.wg,
dept. 6 to June 30,. Enter any time, traitn
while crossing +.10 railway
and it I,') not IMOly that the eoutrttot
Catyleigue rre+b. /r����� brill
Forest 04 l"011
Cage
e t Terreboli0o, uobee, Jas,
morrin o tbrow himself ftiito
will !yi a ardoil for 101ty tf4np.
Canada`s ts,tdtl returns clontinue to
the
1, W. WrATtRV tr„rte, J, 1Y, ilfZ6TZJtVrL•r, rlve?~ri
below Aro was drorvlled, mild Ills
allow lairge fnoreases.
Cls Assnottdtrtlt, E'ribrljpel.. iliAtinet`
'"'”
iNas ftilillCk ll;'; Litt' drtltltj fend
fffgiT HOprC' 1 tl'i,14) lll'ndp In tills D.
iE'riaaral, to p4infully
injurto, ,
it, A. waitohes at Ottawa,