The Exeter Advocate, 1890-4-17, Page 4THE
WM. SANDERS. Editor.
T "H[TRSUAX1 APRIL 12th, 1890,
VIE FARMERS QUESTION.
Liberal organs have for several yeas
l els elamouring for legislative oncosts-
agement
ncour£,gement to the the farming commun.
ity ,f" the Dominion—and now that the
Government of the day purpose to
make such tariff changes as promise to
ttr'd'erelop several branches of agri.
cultural industry, there is a universal
dens'and from thein that nothing should
Wearoue, This is very silly, and will
:s'�ssaredly, both from a party as well as
a national standpoint,prove exceeding -
inimical to their interests. The
Government, however, in view of a
movement in favor of permitting Unit-
e SSates,cattle to be brought into Can-
ada, in bond,for slaughtering purposes,
should not loose sight of the fact that
there is grave danger in countenanc-
ing such a policy, much as we believe
En pushing and developing every pos-
sl.5le enterprize in which either Canad-
ian or English capital is invested. The
sap rt of Sir Charles Tupper, just is -
ed„ dealing with the cattle trade
gives encouraging statistics, as well
ss offering many significant and prac-
aioil suggestions. The imports of liv-
Cmg- animals from Canada were 82,207
sen and bulls, 2,256 cows, 144 calves
And 55,857 sheep and lambs, all of
which show a satisfactory increase.
Ile trade in store rattle to Scotland
NIS keen visibly increasing and the
results are said to be satisfactory.
There are also rumors of the exten-
sion of the dead meat trade between
Ireland a)tcl England,which may afford
n opening for the importation of Can-
adian stores into Ireland. Cattle dis-
eases,and more especially pleuro-pheu-
onia, have been very troublesome
,,ming the past year, and several car-
gt.
ar-
r s of animals, affected with this
scourge, have been imported. into Brit -
tali ports from the United States. There
fit no doubt the cargoes from Canada
se being most carefully watched, and
Sir Charles strongly urges the neces-
sity for every precaution being taken
tsr2revent the importation of the dis-
ease from the United States into the
Daminion. The arrival of a -single in -
ted cargo from Canada would have
tut serious results upon the live stock
Vade. This bears out what we have
aa.0 regarding the danger of permit-
ting the importation of cattle into Can-
ada;, as it may gravely effect our sche-
dule arrangements with the Mother
Qatstntry. Another branch of agricultur-
al trade is mentioned by Mr. Dyke, the
'•eat at Liverpool—one of the most in-
dustrious and capable officials in the
i1�sadian service—namely, the export
el Canadian lambs, which formerly
:bund a market only in the United
States. _lir, Dyke in previous reports
pt,inted out that, with care and atten-
on,.and the indroduction of Down
sheep into,, the Dominion,breeders there
rarlh3 find a profitable market for all the
sheep which can be exported to Great
'ritain:despite the increase in the froz-
en mutton trade, and the present state
wi the market fully warrants that as-
neanon. He this year notes a novelty
n the Canadian export 'trade, namely,
arrival in Great Britain of a con
segment of Canadian lambs. These
,snare by no means of exceptional qual-
As:xbut arrived in splendid condition,
inial the mortality was veru small in-
t. These lambs were immediately
gypped up by graziers, and will be
itept as stores until next year. So pro-
:eableiwas the ventue that arrange-
'Frle is are being made to extend the
Bkainess considerably. This will be of
&meat importance to the farmers in the
32.onlinion,ane of their difficulties hav-
filvr 'ei'rys' been the risk of getting
1`ks of sheep too large to carry over
due winter. If, by the introduction of
early maturing sheep, Canadia.n far-
mers could produce a lamb GO its
cseksshtt to ship to Great Britain in Oe-
enber,Mr. Dyke is confident they would
:lkaf the British market far more profit-
al2e than those of United States, which
bare hitherto been relied upon,and the
7;e;,salt would be a great development of
Site export sheep trade. A breeder in
litglatud has just published a report of
Its lambs, which shows that his wether
kinks, fed in the ordinary way in the
§"1s; sold at £2 4s 2d—between ,$11
arsol $12 each—at from sig to nine
Sassriths old probably the average did
eteeefl seven months. There is noth
Imre to prevent Canadian ,n, tin fanners, with
fts` ind attention
obtaining lg
egilally
imltihfaetory results. Flence,it behooves
lam an authority; having adopted the
.ouragement and development of
farming and stook-laising,to give, each
experiment a fair.trial,and it is''tlllfolt-
unate that so important a matter should,
beforced into the groove of political
issues, Surely this is a question upon.
which all Canadians can act as Cana-
dians,
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UNREASONABLE S tl'GGES.
TION.
The Montreal Witness, ia not often
jocular, but when so, it is exceedingly
amusing. When stating that "the
Opposition have it all their own way in
the debate over the tariff resolutions"
and this is so apparent "that the organs
of the Government throughout the
country have not published even ab-
stracts of Opposition speeches"—it per-
petrates the joke of the season. Natur-
ally enough, now that the Official
Debates appear each day and members
through their local newspapers are
enabled to obtain immediate publicity
in every constituency, reports in the
daily press are somewhat brief; this is
rendered necessary by the excessive
volubility of those Opposition members
who speak. Ono goes into the gallery
of the House of Commons at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon, returns after the "Mx
o'clock" rising, sits • through dreary
hours listening- for something that was
not said since 1879—but in vain.
`Canadian Ruin ;" the "pauperism of
the poor farmer;" "the corruption of
the Tory party," form the stock -in -trade
of those who hope one day to control
the destinies of the Dominion. In short
the average Liberal speech of ten years
ago, is the speech of the present—and
while this continues, those who encour-
age such a policy cannot hope to make
any- marked progress. The people do
not forget; they cannot be deceived,
Since 1879 the Pacific Railway has
been completed, thousands of miles
of railway have,besides this, been con-
structed in every portion of Canada;
our canal system has been improved
and projected works are under construc-
tion; public buildings have been erected
inall the chief towns 'and cities,, the
industrial resources of the country
have been developed, and,peace and
plenty, instead of discontent and want,.
are observable on all sides. The work-
ing classes are prosperous and happy,
and the savings bank returns prove
that should a rainy day come, it has
been provided for. Why. then, should
the melancholy speeches, ' breathing
tribulation, misery and depression, be
sent into the happy households of this
country; and why, we ask, should Can
adian representatives :paint in such
black colors the social, commercial and
agricultural condition of the Canadian
people? The Liberals are making a
mistake; they never could produce a
reasonable tariff when in power; they
cannot be trusted to suggest one when
in Opposition.
ROMANCING WITH A TTE? GE-
A.NCE.
"Who killed Benwell; or, the mystery
of Blenheim Swamp," was the title an
enterprising newspaper publisher an-
nounced for a story about to be com•
menced in blood -and -thunder penny
dreadful weekly. With a view to-
wards making it even more attractive,
this public-spirited gentleman proposed
to deal with Burchell's career, as
"Rex Somerset." Naturally enough,
Burchell's Iegal adviser, Mr. Hell-
muth, thought there was sufficiently
serious evidence against his client,
without adding blue -lights and roman-
tic pyrotechnics. He brought the case
before Justice Maclellan, at Osgoode
Hall, and an order was asked that pub•
lication should be stopped, which was
not granted; but argument will be
heard next Tuesday. 'This is as it
should be, for no reasonable, person can
suppose that a sufficient amount of in-
fluence would be conveyed through
such a source as to increase the feeling
against the roan about to be tried for
his life. When Maxwell; the St. Louis
prisoner, was arrested the whole State
was deluged by an avalanche of trashy
novels, one in particular being ghastly
in its alliterative force. "Mashing
Murder Maxwell; or the terrible Trunk
Tragedy," command an immense sale,
and a' dozen other similiar productions
followed in rapid succession; thiey died
a natural death, however, bad as they
were, and in this respect only secured
the advantage of Maxwell. A corres;
pondent some time ago called attent.
ion to the unfairness of publishing im-
aginary interviews and exaggerated
descriptions of Burchell and his suppos
ed'nissdeed, and while we could not
agree with him that it was a matter
with which tite Minister of Justice
could deal, we yet felt that such gross
attacks upon 0 man about to be tried
for his life, were gravely censurable,
and might reasonably Called inhuman,
.1/nrcbpll may be guilty, or` he shay net
be ,guilty; but the cold-blooded oliort of
a. publisher to make money out of the
oi'itne, even then contributing towards
promoting a verdict of "guilty," is too
wicked to contemplate,
British Grain Trade,
The. Mark Lane Express, Wits week-
ly review of the British grain trade,
says: There has been a slight recovery
in English wheats. The sales of Eng-
lish wheat during the past week were
62,023 quarters at 29s 9d, against
43,933 quarters at 20s Ilii during the
corresponding week last'year, Foreign
wheats are firm. Russian :'and Ameri-
can redwinter have advanced 3d.
American corn .is recovering from the
recent extreme depression in prices;
have risen 3d. At to -bay's market
English wheats were'' in fair request
at 0d advance on good dry grain,
Foreign wheats were held for Gd ad-
vance, partly owing fe the . iee:in the
American markets. ,Flour' was frim at
a recovery of 6d. 'Oats were 3d dearer.
Corn was strong. Although 530,000
quarters are in the passage, holders are
combining to put up prices,
BIRTHS,
MILLER: In Cromarty, on 28th ult.,
the wife of Mr: George Miller, of a
daughter.
FELL.—In Hibbert, on th SOult., the
wife of Mr. J. Fell, of a son,
DRAKE.—In Sth3a, on 2nd inst., the
wife of Mr. NI. Drake, of }i sou.
DAVIS.—In Ribbert, on 6th inst., the
wife of Mr. D. Davis,of a daughter.
CLIAPPELL.—In Ribbert, on 9th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Alf. Chappell, of a
daughter.
NAISMITSr,—In Staffa, on 15tH inst., the
wife of Dr. Naisinith, of a Baugh -
ter.
HUTSON.—In Ribbert, on 16th inst., the
wife of 'Mr. George Hutson, of a
son.
D,YbrAN.—In Tuckersmith, on the 6th
inst., the wife of Wm. Dayman, of
a daughter.
MuIR.—In' Exeter, on the 14th inst.,
Mrs. Robt. Muir, of a daughter.
DEATHS.
•
MCCuRDY.—In Exeter, on - lith inst.,
Jenme McCurdy, aged 24 years
and 11 months.
WELSH.—In Stephen, on 10th inst.,
William Mark ' Welsh, aged 10
months, 2 weeks and 4 days.
Horns ANN.—In Stephenson 15th. inst.,
Eliza Ann Hoffmann, 'aged 23
years, 11 months and 4 days.
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