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' " t, � , 1,41010" 1111"04t000t at ba* tu M*Aaft tw Q%"" to*mld is* 1W 10,00M. hall 1__WWWffiWk4F%WW" .
L I'll U" the onse ot 440tor"Ity VbAah, � . �Z:7 � Pa"x&d a blow at 01141144,
I Z 00,0. "It *0 oil, WUW Lauritr "Ad, oonteat w" the, mamerew ppogreas Considor tk* tnvootet4wt of Pettish fir"'it loft the President to 66111,W J whoo, ", nwk**,m - -,.-- .
'. W, ~ Jbr Xw Yew$ ve tb* 004-1 � WO now Plot all Q1W hopes Ulm tb4i AlrWr NaowW. � ia" W11*111 ke did # 1
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0AOA0Y that bAs be" $elag on sig", -94 aot,walit, to 414.111m, Only, "
- . I I ***&A Ic W94 ToPokled. Tboo = *ad4'" the policy at noes] IW -lot, Laurw mish HIS. Wort" AM as an effect, of tkat d#CW—
, 04461149 b" Its "Qual in a vs* sm"ont "Lot the Gov Wr JOR
.1 Tit Ww' Mwff . - ML was, happily eadorood at the P Y, p
11 I . 1100rial CbWOMO* I* LOW= by Sir engine, designed to estaligii that W Me .project wliUb ornwout oomplots, Ot Sir Wilfrid Laurier. ILrrousament with *Tom I X T. www* .
. Is inten4ed to ten- The British Tr� Oombiboitonor for I I Which had opiratod for air. ' .,
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. ne. Wutrid Luriar. 'Who, said: I 40"40anow-tize National TwWouts. larco and consolidate trade between CARIWI& Mr. RkUroi 40r*& in 0 ro. "ea yearn AS RUL ooquOxor of tbp, MAg, In 00 W Of
11 1111�# L4" of R000lproft In 1W "ThWW44 & time 'WW We Were U*Zt*l Ullwny—WhichiS to be 0 Tito. two
� #� SU140 Ih 04 Creation ol Prolltato I "r. the provinces Aid trade with Great rt, imuod Apra let, 1911, stat" that, ��Aonfte��jad 'by tho UnlW Stat000l Went,tb Ottxws, from W4Shib4ten "W
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I - r I# i wautlas reciprocity, With the 'United AtOd by the Orand Troll* 1*0elfic RW- Brltoolft�u In tb* live yotorsond . irmuftoturors on account of -,thslv
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Industriom for'Canoodst OtAtION, but our *aorta V'siro Way, to WbIch the. b4c)doox at thoopill). . 0000rX04 With the Dowlason G000*'
put Aside, r "14t Well enough Alone meons,"Lot 4ve4tQr0 "at ,,,,,4,i,u,,S,,I�,,"',],Dr,tt'.1 W$4 k'0"0 Proximity tA tb,4 Canadian mp4,. went with a
.. L ! We. have solid goo4.byo to that trade Jig trensury we* liberally given. as act turn aside train the dsvolop. rrospective at the millions brought by *At- A% 4 blow against Br 'view to, makibs * R0011pow r I
. . or.4011111f V. 1104104 " i 1114# We now put all'alij hop the I Tba i Itiou Pro. .
I �02 Upon, general Olooct1011o Of 1904 was went of Canada *Ar the llueg that have titers *u# Priyooter IndIvi4ne,l$. 'farafte on thin, continent, city Asroament. Wb*A the year WA
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111tr to be In too the wide-spreed distrib 191 of . Mr. Patoroot
9 British trade.,, , loUg"t on the window Of t-110 QM4 provett our 01 _41spondent . utio ]04' L.;dayleed 4 w%XIMUrA tariff which the turned, Mr. Ineldliog &ad ..
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I � X U t ro that both ,political Parties, __."� Trull1k Pacific au4 National .Transm .at the United Statoo; and wbiou are base bi'vestmeatit.- . "Went must enforQ11, W 19
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LL Ova*" formerly, deolroil amonsuroo POINTO AMOV.T THE DEAL. continental bargain. which VrAti, tbo tbp best guarantool that our expelodl. Appe . I 14944yer It paid a return v0sit "d M#da the apw
Ment,X L I' arod that Say country gwvor to It* mentill. Washington wituotit combw e
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11 I a6dPrOc.11i with th I Govern t onadtan Bank Share$ ...... $1,120'"o ,11166 49pin -
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... thit viioi when trade generally (MR I It$ logical end th 9 a roopsaI _4WryJn& W. tilre Of $200.000,000 an a railway that Favextineat with Loan And, altodLq StOthing It did not #Iva to the, IL back te Ottawa to consult their 0-* .
t - . of, the pool. is to, $0040004 tbl# 1414LOV64dence mortgai . Wo cipinponjes, ...... 6)4710,77,4 ate#, I I I '0
. iqwAll; autt- do sod., aa4 before. am- PrOcItT offer, *ad at Ira eoguosx. .
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9L that"cAttoo! line PrOM101"41 41111ouncelltont to the, Im. ]Kew importstAt to ' Investments 0,7$ , . a" 1101"S Job had declared against any #nb#tX* �L
I I b ,11., been ilie thework by which t4unicipal Boudi,;4f$�;,��,t;, . 1,17J2 4111941 P1w IShMont on C to Inflict In Canada a Preponde - . .
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... 04153A, to'can.441saprom.erity, C000i!01100, that Canada WU r Wilfrid I wishes to be ly . I ...................... 10,000,000 ,a, P gave his to". by t1i - , . wites, sea* ,
1 9 , MONEY IN, THE BANKS W Aurler "CAnada would hal
� . d StRtes,. Can� =d to FAst-and-Wast trade , , � I concession to Tulted -
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. . . . . Judged -the work which arose illreo motrw - � 9 , T
. � wectiOn"w" won 'by thO, Gary' out of the 4bandourn I .404 444 Timber iuv-!�jt_ '
�, It" 1114 flourish as .44 exporter at The , tly no . investments 22,500.000 I few trifling concessions.
I X � ,80At Ur. Fleldiag, to , Albaur, p OOPA44 want. For Instance, Senator ft
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I L 94 *1 wast pro4nots,oad, be 004BA- And Great Inore.oses, in Trade Have, 401`11111011t, And the rallwayLwoos be&Vb. out *f reelpm . mento ..................... 19,000,000 Preoldell. . - . Ross, the Liberal ex -prom
the T olty--may be Judged by the M Vwlace, was saved, , , 4
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� I W17. ix4f�Deudwt, of J gtte4* Made Canada a Brighter Britain In 1008 the Government want to the at RILIIWA , YA' statement on MarXinistdr F-1ning Investments ........ 54#310#500 � lie. asked for a . ter at Ontario, tit a v . able s1wwso,
. . I . 1$11, AS to the, 03L cli, loth, ublfc Violations In London in., re, . cry I q
� istolt". I . I L . 11-" - country. AIR -40t On the W11140m of � oft of, the National ; (GQV-, AURAW4,V, etc.) ..... 48l.0$J,$$$ i . 11____� . Contended that Canada did not aa94 . ,
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L There wAs'x geetproalty,TreAty lko� 707 JOHN V,1 111100,31M. the _ rgoin, b on the usce 9 - I 'a.roolprocity treaty, and declared tlosa'� I
, 9 ., . CO U I 441ty 9f Tra.4,scontlizente.1, w,hich to being built : Total ............ POINTS ABOUT TH4,011AL4. . I
I , . �oreozx 4q,twoo countries fr�m 1854 -to I Molotlos the Job. "Let Laurier from IdOuctOn, Now Branowicir, to. : I 0,458,852. , I Any proposals should be m4de "** -
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which, anced , o price at Can, Sir Wilfrid Laurier's repudiations of. 'It b his Work,'$ WaSL the '710torl000$ Win IP00_1,804 Miles:_ . � ' � L'' ro L OPOWY 40 It, they were submitted t'a . *
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.. LL 060. farm Pre4noe. But tAQVrIme4U 041 'POINTS ABOUT THE PEAL, __ . I , I
$4*AL .. .9 , Reciprocity with the Unttod States be. Slogan. . Parliament.,11 'I
� . Cost of work done to IDecam. . I
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9 � I .... Weir ... in the, strit, halt fV the United 914 328: in 18 a and eontlioulng until The work Is 'act finished. Another I ...... L .,;$4.000,5Q0 9 ; TWLLVE . I 111111111111101111111. . The Utmost expected wa4 a low I'll
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. I . I States.. Civil, War In- VtO second halt , 1907, as endorsed by Liberaji$ in 001111?00419n with It loss been 'be. Estima d cost of ,work re. ! rtaUt (,,haoigeo, �uftjoiebt to o � i
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. 1, QCitj SUP. � � o ope .. 50,769,200 . 1111�11111 , fOHEIP , RESIDENT TA ' resideuva face
, :p.erlod raloQd., PrICPS QUseo'V`AtJVeS. Auko. The country was . ff �Ouce M.ore, .
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r *Varywb.�m T -lie, Canatlia. 9 hind lolon, The future was -before . . 51339,70 9 I—. Agreement was disclosed 01111044- I
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. ' THE, DEAL. . $14 0 eotioly at Ottawa A to !I �1'1`
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tome -to depend upon the United State% him. . POINTS ABOU,T URNED R116HT I . . na WAI�hlng
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1. %9V -1413, Market. , " Remember the differeac Interest charges, during construct . 9 L _�;61�M: -I
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.,qJVdd ;.L oevere 190,004 Who4 14 VAnada of that 4 - and the. �Ab_ 10,-W ' _ — ,
9, . S, 9 gy, work Out At $80,565 -per mile, At the � 1
neolpme Which Sir Wilfrid vainly thinks' I � I
.0 'being ruined, lie , ad 4 Moro . 9 � . I 7 ,, � I
I ' ' .,Itk. - was . withdrowti, * 11511t, In- � ' o arY, 1911, the total pez% '
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' L .. atalilq rest Britain, Which, . , be So patriotically Ab B PFIITOR CeAtage of work done on all contract8 Mhe Conversion of the ArnorlCa"L "
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,has bersisteit to this OaY. Instead of .dOned. *1 , — ,. . thirds. . . . . I People, from Enarale i 1.
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_ Isandlam ,lit,% crops %orobs the border At the time of the JoYful'abalidon.' L Sir Wilfrid Saldi 44Heaven Grant That These figures do not in0adq a ce�at , . Of Reciprocity . r'_�� Z�Z� -
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� � , ., lie fed JI%e .a d and, went of the Idea that the Unitedl It Be Not Already Tog. W%6PF of the' GovernmenVo ob - ligations. for ' . I . . I I -
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1 .9 iprafie4 the fertility of the Sell, and'' States could be t e nia a p and 6 ay an k P . 8 . � I
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. I . tir, Wittig .dairy.- produce And .e%ttle of Canadian p osperJtF- the Caaadiai%4 . � I
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, I , � became more permanently prosperous People had $06,161,062 lit the banks.' . � L ab ' I �
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, ::L. ,than � ly�' To -day the have $92�;000,000 A great deal has been said for And L .1 Nothing more remaric to in intero f ,0,.,�� __E� I �
', , w4k pool3lble ua;ler� a delusive] 7 I : against the. contention that ,in mo,king POINTS ABOUT THE DEAL. - national trade bars eVer - . I,::::::::::;, _� I
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, , pr4fit,;kb1o, warl�et a ' banks. Then their. trade beyond their a reciprocity agremixent, without con- . ! � -
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I y , - -In time the -National Policy expand-' Own bQrddrE; was $304,476,736 a. year,' sulting the People the. Dow intan Gov- the complete change In regard to reel, � I I .
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9 , (I the fsrmer's houip Market L 1 orament reversed Its established pol- IIIIIIIIIII . I procity that has occurred lit Gaaad�. . i . K � . . I
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gold he received for his produce, lu-1 Then the flow of British capital was� I, . , 9
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Otea of oing out of'the countiv to so small that 'na returns Lwere avall-'� Those 'Who say the Liberai . � d to ask for,'reciprocity .
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�� . - I ure ko'e' goods, was kept in Canada' able. ' Last year $186,Qo0,Qoo Calbel 1. party THE 'EVE"161LANT L .ii � LIPTON'S TEA�-, . . I
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� for those Who *had begun. to make from Britain 'to Canada, ex lusivo* Of! was always Committed to Iteelprociti, .CoMp[IITOR . and when she did -not got it, �she Veng . I
, t ... s that, formerly ha.4 been $in . -' individual am � C forget that the tranfAcolltinental rail. I , . her way rejoicing, slid the Prime Ulal . I 1, -
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, , . 9 L . aunts 'for Invostments,f_ WAY Policy was b4sed'on the abeb- . .1 I later said, "Weliave turned our bacl�;ij I 0 1 . .
1. , . . d, and, who bought things of him and the money brought by 112,0001 donment at reciprocity, and that the , Now th 9 e Govern ant Spends Millions ! upon It," . 1 OVER 2 MILLION PACKAGES SOLD WEEKLY ! . .
, " at * otU I PeOP10 who Caine from Britain tW general eleoition,of I The Uiiit,�d States grew accuitome W
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. q producer, as It also wo.ant greater The 30aagntfiedut Point bt this oltuaa, 9 1 Brings .Hlfrk In 11 L . ____ .
- ,ounIfig.,and spending 'in th tion .1 darsementof the abandonment of Re, . . : reciprocity With"cold 'water And a fe ' L . I .
� 0 Is that. the turning -away from tile � - � V4 anfto I I -I----- -
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9 61proetty the country could give; for. civil words, and continued to boll N�
..r I manufactailag towns. United States (which,for thirty, years; 9L By JOHN 'V. BORNE4 L . —
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large $111US of, money, to boak� e new
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Dw the cost of the National Ttause I-'
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and.the new-found belief that n
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,East and trade,
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dental Railway will be $8,200 per e
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. roughly, live and thre.e-qua "
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surely seek the .
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hood Without regard to the business;
P.,Qodwill. of the. . Unit I !
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dered- unnecessary. I
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dollars a Year. . I I
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wastes and waters changed their aal
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the Canadian Pacific Rail way, after:
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that the firmest believer Ju. her deB . tinyi
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meeting operating expenses, has to
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find $901'per mile for fixe char
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MISS Of HOPe to. ;
the Pacific Ocean, and to be, 6v
Of L 1t, on CanadjarL L Boll, Is a cry inch
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as a. well as a C . Ommercial' natAo'n4l
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That such a ro ad mustbe built,
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before It can. pay dividends. On '
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to .the ,United States.. GrAdually I
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dawned uPLQn discerning people, th
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sq.many people,
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the National Transcontinental cani
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a- natibrial and a commercial X*vs ,e
that it to a corollary of our .. e.g. ty
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a nation, that.
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begig,wIth an equally good proportion
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were beginning to talk thell
brane h plants In Canada.. And, in
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little While, good farmers,began to g
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:,, , .: - . . .1 . W6'conslder that it is the duty o I f all . , , In ab: their garms and take'earloade of stoei . . . .. . . . L I I L .
1. _. , . � . , . I . those who -sit ,Within theow. walig by Dmpty country, which Is being Openedi and implements away up to the Sam I , I I . I I I � I 1. . . ,
, ' � The JFqur Re4soni Which Prod d. THE fARMfR . . lip enttrel3r to enlarge east and w4stJ, katchevan eountry. . .. . . . I . .
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I I __ -ple, to provide Im- trade dnottrade With Great BrLtafoo.� - . ,
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. ,% 1. Contineritallets Have Died No*.. . niedlate'm6ans whereby the products . I �lt set People thinking, -Canada wai I . I
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L-,�":-`. I ' , By JOHN V. BOI�NW ' I � I I . it reasons, And.. While 1� L
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, I 'rfie , Creas0d Mori RApidly' than the' * ." vintem Such. I s our duty: it. is imme- ebout.its great railway Should be rea,! States had been expanding. In, . I . ; I . . .. .
?", � drain of popialation from Can- . I . . .. d�ate, and Imperative, It is n for,to- weather and heats all rooms equally well. _. .
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be not already too .ecaued they he ' . , .
tiolis as . . . ..1. — . . , .- grant that whilst welarry and'dispute I -the book that had.beeb writ,, of Ille. firepoi; th6'ashes a ieadily removed, . . . .. . .
e , daniental reagoii for, such organis ' . eapacity of the railway a matter -of' ing, b ,d takellgil- I:a�j dump the ashes; there never cah. -be dead c roles
I the Cbntfioental Asi6clstibn , lir-;muiv V. Boamm. f late, heaven -lonpor _ s at the W
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L� . of 4hich the late Goldwi was I . the trade of Canada Is. not devia dfan,p6dple.- I . Cut Of . I re . ,
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I � . "The Wise Inato OftenL changes his -other* channels ,an ever vlglm . I ten against them at-Washifigton , . . 1t is easy to Control *the, beat aiid'reo . I I
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I -Dresidency..'gave tWr-rea" e tool nev �a wayo Iaht competitor does not- tARb I . ,ate the fuel consumptioni which : . .
. preoloent. - a -letter ac- mi4d; th ,or" I I' to.ldm- .bad copted the tariff, and had.lu bfi* . meafis'a saving of 25% tO 50% in fuel . .. . . 11 . .
CePtliilg, the Ing that Say. L "If the trade that property b 'Pay the intiil6st OR the cost, whetherl bills.
4qlongs to , feet; lmposed.a resid . . . � .
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11� . aons, for the propaganda of the Asso. the Political wisdom of,to-day those who %eknov,led Canada as the railway earm It or not, And theWt . I- ential qualifies, - * It is a clean and hoalthftd. furiiaqe� --gas and dust cannot get into th6 hot, � . . . I
. Is the D61itical f6olish,nees of to -mor; their. native or their aldr-plte �ft I tion f6f.leading blaceo in the MarkeL.' air chamber ind then into the . . . . I .
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;� ciatl,on:- . . row. More valuable ',�4an I . . . . xpayer has a. direct re' I ' It did not seem right, 'and Senatot I'll . air t rough the whole hous . . . . I . . � .
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�1, � the teachings of history.. ___ - ____ __ - . . I . : . . . . I I pm Beveridge, Of Indiana, reflected faith. . . I - ,:. e . . .
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L ImanufacturIzAj Industries and the In-. I � � The Second Is that,if-the Trauscon-1 E f
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e _Uce have changed' . .. . ' tinental cannot niake - both ends meet,,t .P, __ . . .
�., ferlority pt their production. I experle I EIGHT � I trymen About this thing:- , - . ko.16-4 -d k , _; I .
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� . farmers bare y making a living, while � It'ie. nothing to show that Sir:,Yohfi,' E Credit will be Seriously Lpre .
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'' ., tenant farmers were considered clever Macdonald was Serious or merely - CANADA'S IND rLENDENO . Bury . Judiced; be- neighbor. That po lby h06 " L 14 Sucamorg to Gumoy-Tilildn Co. � . .
�,: to make ends even meet. I as- . _'� cause, 'fof - the L first time in the i . o, already I . . I . I .
I . 4. The exodu of young Canadian tute In. advocating Reciprocity,'.1orty, . . ' .1 � . . Twert. driven American: manufacturers across , I � . . I . . .. I � �
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� manhood the United States. . a star Would .Have j�aurler proclaimed to be . . I I -C n 2_u I .
. . I bir-0116 ocil'.6mPloYing Canadian workingmen* - . . I I a R _n . t , � . . .
1. 11 There were two factors in Canadian With U now. We. have conditions to ' . I , BUIlt a, Thlrd Transcontinental' � Can great- new trhns , I .... � �
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. development Whidh the Continental- itterauces do .not Apply., rnph .Za It � . . I undertaking'in the Dominion Will jail be kept at home C6 Should - . . I . . . � I . I . L , , . �. I . 11 . ' . I .., . . � . .. I .
- ... . L4 br's position is dtt-� . r . _. . . . . workingmen to 8UPPlY Canadian do- I - I , � I . .
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I into 69 that day did not apPre 'iAt6" � , , : I to be, self-supportin . 1, �
1: which, Inevitably. produced a third - - ... lie Was. an advocate of Reci., I . BYJOHN V,,BORNE. I effect on the further supply of capital . L I i I , I .. .. . . . . .
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I In Jhs first plaCe the tions which caused him to re speaks for , the Government, great lin- NatiouM -Transcontinental might be . tune . *hezx . he I I � I
"� Continentallsts - . nounce It, , Fair Qlrl,,.-"MY , fath, I
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I y; rbedaiise the unadcup,le n' In every Particular. L " ` '. , ' penditures are coacerned,.et clally gives tho'cowpetitor,a three ,years, I' , .
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1. landd -:,of: thai�Republlc would fill'up" to the Minister of F n&nCP,,LMLr I
1. T@ Ished. The Dominion G6,jerhment re-, In * . �1. . .: .1 Railway but I would like to knew If 110 still has I . , . I . . . .
'lanadies turn would come. . ItO . I
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,- - farmei had risen over those of Mr. Vididing was �s thorough �0_1N`TS__ "�__:,___�,______ , '-�' 0 '-`—---- L , L : . . . . .
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theL ten Years before 1899, like, this:-, his chief. 'H �!* , . , L . .
praegc4ily unlimited prodficlug p6wer.l. - I . . . P I e House at co, . 11 . I . .
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These two things together Inevitio,j Grain and fodder, Including 'thirteen;. r . none I :- , . . . . . L , ELEVEN . , . � ... .. I , THIRTEEN . I . . I � aq ' a I I - L.' .. I .
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" .., . ' Cattle and cattle Jproducts hogs� arrd, It is des 0. that We I I fo I . . . I � . , . . . I .
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".:r vt hog products, sheep, and that C .derstand WHO fINDS I M . .? ... . . . . . . . L., . - . I . �
"'. ture of"OtLiada, _*Th,�y ' ought ..-sh ;heep pro.,. _anads, Is resolved to Work, out . . HE -L tiBLOW AIM . ., . � . . . . .1.
, . ducts, fowl and turkeys, 49,6 per cefit., -, her, independence, In these things, - I . I .
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. .. would WW; .66jn�ier � ili develt, . Dalry products, 33 Per, cent. . . -� the present proposal will' promote, this I . - I I I I . � .. nrS . . . ... I . . .1. L. . .1
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I ko fu(orb in which Canadi lbould b9i- &&Y should be necessary.we. Shp.11. J . . . . . . .. . I . � I . . .
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I Ir the lyiell,pin, at an 19inpire radie'spa-,' an equal extent, as this list shows:- i tude* that. the Government. hits taken ,�, L . Enterpriseii . I .. . I � 1. I J. I -2 � .
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Cotton goods .....0 ... O.. 25 b rder, and there is a much keen r I ?qr JOHN .V. 1301tsit.2 - : . ...i- � 11 I -_ , I .. . ._�� . L
.1 said "Gor,to, let us Make thb nobst-ot Boots and shoes ..', - ... 25 L ' ' .. IL .1101pre ' a* I % ' r I .. L - -!'- I -1
I . Metalsand Implements._ 14. 11 . I .. � . 0 Approach Ottawa - . . I . . . .
I ' .1 . elation of CAnad S lndep6ndeli4eae - I I L . .
I our neighbpr." They did not know, 4 .L n fore., . 1. . . — 'the,'B lil - . � . 1. . ' I , ' " ' 11 , . . � - , . 1. L . , . . I . , . . . . .
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how to'skay "Go to, let us make the . . � " YOU will 'At once be struck by. th,a - kish in 'in Canadian cute ris . �
1. , The, staple libes, which represent' �..�n-,. � . I � I., I . I
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POINTS ABOUT THE DEAL. , - strabilitY of achieving IndeDe I ndende jthat� there IS wme Implied. �bltgxtlon: :look like a Promised land to the peo., .' � , I 11 . . . . I ... . . . . . I . I I . .
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,� . � I AgrIculturels,the basic Industry of -the United States In the speeches of ,and pay the liite6st on b1i borro*- Isay that the statesm4lighip, which firel ' . I 7 I . I I . . .1
'�L . , cellf-o While the'goodg lie sells have ln�� of the - United States.- why 'Oil the borroWer'4b 6 More thanegra ple across the border, Xeti begali L
'L . I i creased 35,7 per cent. .L . .1 '; 'there be this persistent appearance,of : . .
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11 SAID " 6OOD-'U2'1v � IsAn, the doubly happy pool- way that. waj� not to approach the . I !and then: aggradtsdthi�, taking away, . .. .1 . I I � .
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I' I of) , .tion of flourishing Itself and enabitirg United States border -line? There all the, Same; and it has had a good I ' ' . . , connection with
I L . . . was not statesmansillp at, all -it Wag if YOU* Will furnish its with pArm- the HUr60 & Erie Loan aa4. ,
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L� ! RECIPROCRY I others to flourish, � . I .. I 11 I I Was no 0013osal to build the line deiii L to do with the expansion of mod- � . . I ,a -L . . � . i .
� . I I . J This.h49 happened with a home porth,and south. Instead of east and ern 'Canada. - � , * * 7 1 1 I . 1dagogons' foolishness. Ndthing Uke . ticulars., lie charge. I Savings, Co. enables us o�tidn . .
, .L 1 1 . . , . .. market tliat is nothing like as big as It west, � . . . . See* how It works In lon Ithis had -ever been said, about the. We. will also supply,'you with numerous inIveotments - which . .
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L Sir Wilfrid. Laurleen Justif.16ktion of. will be, Canada has only really be- ' It could Wily. be b . OCAUSe Leonid Con- 11 Without . Which our 'land's w1gration, at d States state . . . Your Will in L COM . I . �
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�' . the Defeat He Slietained and other � tb . smanship--i . n the .*ill forms and'plao:6 L L 6 under,the "Trustee ACV .. I
.. I gun her manufacturing career, if she, dition that formerly affected the re. natural rosoiIrcet availed,tia.little, and United States.. - koall aros ess a f fireproof *suits where it and of, which a private party - . I ..
�_, ! In 1891 . 113 permitted to retain her * fiscal in- lations Of 'Canada with the United the absence of ,which �had Much to do t6 Oanadao by" offerink Opnoom -access , coo , .
�_ � . . ' 1%, . dependence. . . . . . . 1. I , States. had undergon6 a Chan With theL . , � 40not got lost. - . would never hear. This enables . . . .
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P . By JOHN V. BOtLNE. ' 1� . I _ ,,, . ,,, I ge, What old-time desire tar Reelpro- to th� United Eftat6d,: by 9, return tq The CanAdaTrust Company is t
., I . , 1 was it? You May � Search. the records eltyt LIU 1910, over a hundred than, us to
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' The starting of industries, the build: L . toot that there bad .been any quas- British Iqlandg. A poll of them Would tar that will Manage your.estat:6 a Services Of F ily Solicitor .
i POIjNTS ASOU� THE DEAL. I the Reciprocal idea to I rmally abjured it trustworthy, -experienced ixecu- rger profit than otherwise.
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Ing at a railway across an empty Can. . tiou between the two countries wlifelo thaw that one of the chief reasons Iness of time this now song
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- W - . - . . . could be a factor In-Canadals embafka- they. are here Is .that this is. a British ,,reached Washing n,, aV a, President I -0
. stralft. The lack of fidtfi, Of Which the . _tlon L on a, vast commercial enterprise, 'countm . to, ally can7 out the t6fMs of your Owespondenca invited '&A
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601169011tal OrY Was a model oxpres. " LEI, LAURIER I . Wicept One -and that was 'the oluds- , � The connection between the Immi- Op 0 hate a tariff 'bill whi4h be will.. . . answered promptly.
.. don ' meant & lack Of Works. Pow .4f . .. � tion of reciprocity, I gratiou of British people and the Ion. I .
, � ,. the Millions of people who desired to, . 131V of Sir Wilfrid Lauder 1�ftd led -the Lib-, migration of British moneyt IS clear. d demrlbed as th6 boot ever, and I ,
. FINISH His WORA onDlained, like the children �af'lsraal,
I forsAo the Old'World learned of Cau. I . 00,19 who In 1891 desired unrestricted Money f6lloWs pecple, as trade follows Lot It Was getting hArder and harder
640- The POPUTEWOU Continued ate;. .
. , - reciprocity. Mr. Vielding when Pra- -the flag. * People will not continue to live,ajiil that they Must be relleved
. I. twnary.- Progfegd,waa Painfully, slow. Tht Grand Ttunk -Pacific Scheme Is it alter Of Nova Scotia had kept An open 'tome if their friends' Send bad so- t the afflictions Of* the trusts and
� . . B64 In due time, the movement Of dOOr for' his PZOVInte's Withdrawal �Ounta of how they -are getting along. Fombints.
. people Into 0abada began It Direct Result of the Abandon- im malt ma
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capital, Until, at last, everybody saw I Uhited States than with the zest of been sent 18'weakened, and 4LOspeolall 'everybody. It.would relieve I
. that the hoor of Cioade, had towe,. Ur JoHr'T ,V. bon%lg, ada. VApeelally to them, there, y 4 1 the PfeAl. ,
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. . The flnkt Proof bf It Wad 'rouiahelifed 1 . — .Can �f there Is a failure In the under- �deftt of the worsevinglacubus of the THF. OFMAT r%XHIBITION OF fall L
I When the 06dulk from Canada to the Always when -a Coulory adopts a fore, the new transcontinental railway t4kilig which the GovOibaient Said to ayno-Aldrleb, Tariff Bill,. would rd. .L, 1. .
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I , . taken, which e t Policy and 10 even Partially attributable to the f the 'natural r6souttola Whose enor. T ' ' ' .
. 'United States iiiis pioft than balanced 'hew and definite line of policy, some Scheme was a 00ilfifthAtIbA of the oart Of the. fundamental tommeftial 004,gh,o, Consumer �f his Aelito of OP4
. L Pedal, tremen abandonment of the reciprocal. Idea,, VOlIcY of the nation, sad If, that failure L HE WE STERN. FAIR '
, to -Canada, bteomeo Its wbodleaotha pendenco of Canada was consequently �ubstltutlon of A foreign 0ou � - . .
. �JL19 up.t6 the time that "UadLa M611UMeTito 'LLThitt It FLA 'a definite and cloiitnt� ntry. for OUS Vdlue WAS Aoglabtag W be up- L . I
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I Wotime kn6wU to the, people at nu. !light, It they be undertaken, by mom- � . � T'-.' " '.�_' � ".L. I.... �.t I � 1. I LONDON7 ONT, S ,
, I :topb tjiere was A hankering After Ito. bers bf thib Community, Whose efforts ' . - 2 . . I
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