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IMPROVEMENT OF THE HORSE INDUSTRY 1 D1 SC USSION AT A , HELD BY T HE COME ERS APPOINTED T0 INFORMAT ION ON T '1‘ RI CT. The meeting held inth Chamber on Wednesday October 31. to discuss in 01' the home industry was 13' attended. the number 1 ing about twenty-five. The commxssxonexa the Ontario Governn information on {he s .I. G. Clark, of ()tta Irving. of Winchester my. (Lvuuv -n." . The commissioners the Ontario Government to gather ti information on {he sub‘wcti. Messrs. m J. G. Clark, of Ottawa, and James?a Irving, of Winchester, were presonlz.'l1 They haul hw-n mxnr county the preâ€" 3 nous six (‘31)5'. The uhjwt of the I meeting, as .\er (‘lark explained. c Was to discuss lhn points SM, out in :1, circular issued by ”in Minister of ‘ Agriculturv. l'pon thaw discussions and the information ohtuim-«i _‘: the 'rs in oxumiriing hm‘sos 8. ln- sent hi lln- Clover“â€" like appointed by a: «‘nmmissiom import \\'i|l uml “ith nthm‘s m‘ n mo-nl. ho (‘onsido-rml with a I'luLI'm‘h-r will View to dvtcrmining “hm (‘nn ho «lune by thvlhpartmvnf of Agricul- mra- mul thv [legislatnrq- to promote the hrn-«ling‘ of lnotvln-r horses. Mr. W. (‘hmmmn m‘ Mnripnsn. of th.- \th. \‘ivtnriu Pumi- urs' haul accompanied thn .vummisnimu-rs on thvlr three day trip lhrnngh \wst \‘lctm‘ln. was Much-«l chuirumn. In opening hv rc- mm‘kml that tho movvmvnt hm] hm“ 30!. (m (not. by H“: Live Stock AH- mul “us tulwn uphy thu made an I'rwmdvnl Inst itMv who sm‘iuliun Minislvr 01' Agriculture who meeting, as Mr was to discuss 1 u, circular issnm Am‘iculturv. l' Agr’iculturr. and the in“ unnnnissiom ro-purt will Inc-m. untl rhm'm‘to-r \\ new '0 done) by ”W mn- mul tho ‘ ho bra-(ling Mr. W. ‘ l'rvsidvnl 0f meeting held in the Council er on Wednesday evening, r 31. to discuss improvement. hOI‘Sc industry was not large- :nded. the number present beâ€" out twenty-five. commissioners appointed by AT A MEETING THE COMMISOION- ) T0 GATHER ON THIS DIS- appropriation for the pun spection. Mr. J. G. Clark, one of missioners,‘ after express disappointment at the smz the attendance, said the dustry was important. ] the -commissioners had had heard approval of t ment to improve the hot: by the Department of J know that if they 1“" ad been some interesting dis- Mr. Clark read from the ut by the Government as to the points on which informa- ‘tion was to be obtained. The third hat condition had there )1 yussions. circular sent 0 ipoint was as to W :affectod quality and number of humps and stallions in the county. Mr. (‘lark said it. was not, the pur- Dm-w of the im'ornnmnt to have the commissioners to give adVice. that, the number nfhromling horses and mares was ‘ nm sufl‘lcit‘nt. 'l‘hcre should; Mr. Goslin iholvght. he a. licanso I've "'m- :« nrdnr Mr. luslin said of Moo placed ‘ Sonatnr McHugh tnougm m..- hrm'd‘lng cuntinuously in one class of, horses should he encouraged. The putting of n Haw-nae on horses might hnvu 1:, good nflm‘t. It, Was imposâ€" Jyy brooding hvaVy horses to “gm" mares or vice versa. ; Thu chulrmun hml lmon trying to got others to tho Mm gwon out by Senator McIIugh. 'h' a hundred well brad horses of one class were obtain- nhla in (me neighborhood buyers I Iwoukl pay $16 to $20 more each than after expressing some ant at the smallness of ace, said the horse in- important. Everywhere issioners had gene they approval 01' this move- prove the horse industry :- rtment of Agriculture . Clark, one of the com- Hugh thought that on stallions in ‘ who had good in order Dr" 06 hm‘S“ ers 0! country to get the horses. Senator McHugh said that in old country premiums were give Agricultural Societies to owner: breeding horses placing them in tain localities. lport trade. | Mr. Clark and tho chulrumn thought it. meant both. ‘ Senator Mcfiugh considered (‘lydon the best among hvuvy horses. ' ‘ Mr. Blackwell thought the tumu-r ‘should raise the class or homo out 'of Mulch he could make most money. .> In order to get {armors up to the “den. of improving the breed there should be something outside of mere ilocu demand. 1: it could be shown ‘to farms that there: would be a. de- .mand for a, particular clusln three lyears they would baled to breed that. class. 0A“ A. 5‘... T? v . -_- Mr. Goslin .sald breeding and con- formation to class. Senator McHugh did not. approve ‘of Government inspection. He z‘thmlght all classes of tones would ‘cmdawem shownWWPO‘E‘jQB“ Mr. Clark asked meeting as to WI“ of inspect On. Begg‘ approved to 5‘ r, Goslin’s ideas. ; thm should be an ee that. the'pedisree as represented. h-..‘ asked the op‘nion o! the to what shpuld be in “Se ved of My, Gos- to license. 9.1â€" figure named \‘as .gnt it would be grtment to deal of farmers on ; plan would be : «ivinz facts to a, }wide range On a. vote bei ity of the meeting favored inspection. “‘ arses. ‘d that in the: Senator McHugh, one of the op- n were giVen by §ponents, suggested having penalties v advertising horses as what they 0 to owners of gfor ‘ them in cer- 9 were not. res oi opinion that the I t ‘1 Mr. Clark \ ‘ Government Would belargely guided ‘ reports at the various com- ; 4 l ould be an in-imittceS, and meant business as to ' ovement of the horses industry. lea-pedigree of |irnpr The next question touched 'upon nted. ‘ Blark, Senator iwas that, oi syndicates owning breed-v ht it would be ' ing<horset ' ‘tment to denli Mr. .Goslin thought it might do inl f farmers on some cases. ‘ im- l When what can be done. to e the horse industry was tflsen‘ ay. EUP' Senator McHugh wished to Wacw if any one present hud exper- ad of Mr. Gos-i ,0 license, alâ€"Timce with Belgian draft horses, but‘ lno one respnndod. l opinion seemed to hei ovmnent a. plan would. be: giving facts to ;pr0v gure named “as The gum-rul- d that suggestions for impr had been covered to he discussion. for Port and ght some goo made. . ed that th y {annex-s iould teach oth- g‘enorali 3,." ebet- large extent by t wh. The commissioners left Hope on Thursday morning- spmi t‘his week in the County of Durham. and have then to go over tussed was which Nurthumberlnnd and Durham. . m' horses for . x, .. I no om The r license, 31' are named “as ht some good that, made. , genors d that the bet- large fan-nets “'11. The mid tench L‘°th- Hope spend ‘ I‘m-kc German. or German. m m“... . w ion 0! the French. beincase Regulation 47 (above) is amended . by the following addition: - am; con-i Section 1.--The Senior MW' Examination may be taken in four . approve parts at diam-eat timel, a fiction: Be Part 1.â€"Engflah Composition Pm 3.â€"â€"uodern and British His- 0 get the tory. Latin, Physics. t the To- Part 4.-Blology with Ohm m in ud,nmen1bgy.,ormch.nd Gerâ€" could not Ilium» Greek and Gennnn. orGrock sk-‘ were non. Mr. Clark was ofi opiniOn that the f’" ’ :11 any Government would belargely guided should by the reports of the various com- sulphic mittces, and meant business as to everv improvement of the horses industry. fumés ucstlon touched upon ough; The next (1‘ Eras that of syndicates owning breod- cask ‘ mg4horsea. Mr Goslin thought. it might. do in pa” 0’ ' ' ' lbisulp [(a. bus , When what can be done to im-.er up iprove the horse industry was taken Then :up, Senator McHugh wished to where gk'nowif uny one present had oxperâ€" air- ‘ 09. with Belgian draft horses, but‘conrc iim l . nonone rospnndod.’ . ‘inflmu lhc gum-rul- npmxon seemed to he meevi that, suggestions for improve-11mm will orally had been covered to a. . Will} iscussion. h“ ,M pun, same gen large extent by the d â€"â€" Special provisions fur Public School Teachers who am actually en- gaged in teaching. Regtfintion 47.â€"-Thc subjects of ex- umlmuon shall be thou prescribed (or the Upper School of the High School, ann um emit-muons Iggy be taken at one time or ln two parts at diflcrmt times. as follows: ~â€"__nl... -M Part. Lâ€"Ens Rhetoric. Eng! eval History. Trigonometry. h“-ll‘lu- p u.- ...... tx- takcn of. one time or in two pal-tn at. diner-out times. as foliowa: Part. 1.â€"Engl'ish Componitlon and Rhetoric. English Literature, Madh- aval History, Algebra. Geometry, 18h). Biology. Lain. try and Mineralogy. or French and "“m-n M ast-man. or Gr’eek . and Rhetoric. Algeb . Geometry. Part 2.â€"Engllah Literature. naval History, Trigonometry. M ‘ Section 1â€"41) Cmdtdtta gum-l The A .11.... u-hn flGHTING AGAINST INSECTS IN THE FALL m' moi: C.J. s. Barnum; or“ THE ONTARIO Aamcuurrw AI. COLLEGE. Tho time of yearlms imw arrive.) when most of our insect. loos have copsequently most people come to tho conclmton that the season's fight i. over and that nothing need at pre- sent bedobo. But thisis Very far from being the cue. There are many destructive inseCta that can be more, easily dealt with now than at any other time of the year. First and Iotanost. the Pen-weev- .1“; on inthe winter. By W thettrm. tho orchard, maths gush on glean. myriad“)! Insects will pmmtgd from finding 0n the pr! as the shelter they need (infill! any ._-- Gray, Hanâ€"LeapAVeI-l.‘ msed a few miles above bbey. YarrOw Unvl-M.‘ inted. 'Yarrow Remind ;'1 1n Hemorian (one paper). History of the mud: and Literatureâ€"A Brie! the English Language 0. I". Emerson (The 00.); The “(story 0! lteratune as den-10px] in of the following in The Ken 01 Leuors Series: ; Goldsmith. 1‘” T" m vuuse: WI 5 on Intimations Of The Rei'efie of P001“ examnnatfon in 0 1"" “k... «be cuminn‘i‘m onesubhct ‘t ‘n a” me o! the pu‘ts- 5‘“ in‘ del They 'nnnyson who 1‘ we Su- 25c.3)c.406. TRUSSES long experience can give ya satisfaction as to the style, (it and price. - - Also_ - Elastic Stockings Knee Caps Anklet: Supplied according to mensurements at That New York ‘hd who fell from Que roof of a seven-now flat. build- is "(BEE-Sash to 9‘“ ‘W here Quality Reigns Supreme r O 3 O O Q winter and wfl 01M path or go Homewhcm else! r uhiding plum, and thou-ands more. that. in the egg m- ohm-nu- sun will be destroyed. mum s'ronn 50c ma we Per Lb- maunsr nu an. . L. CAMPBELL, ill football- W of visit our China. Hall money in your purchases of China We carry the largest and 111m Miss Mabel B. Winters somuxo Touhor of Piano and Voice Sultan. Pupils Propane! for Coll“. Ixuninutions. i Vnivvs Tested Free. Classes Rm an"; l September 3rd. the iline. Hours for consultation between 16 and 12 a.m., and 2 and 4 pm. Specialtiesâ€"Voice Culture. Organ, Piano, String Instruments and The- onr. Voice mud tramâ€"9. merit of our goods “'0 are direct importer BL ICK. GREEK or MIXED uovmnnm m. 31 Victoria-um. Lindsay LI and Refreshing LINDSAY. AT ALL Gnocm 1211b . Jackson It “to when conslruc uncommon! on the and Choir-g )N'S STORE RIDOL‘T-ST. conclusion cofld it i on mnsidm 11110 by indsa .ss“. busifl 0| y- We would Mm h 0. u“‘ coats IHI but. mufi‘ ax}. V_ garmvmsâ€"fl Writ. We at» Lu} “ ‘0 just Lhc- Chnil m moderate prim-s. See our new trimm And ovorchech at : Manth Since last speaking “ties We hau- {H’I‘F W and “My part”: Writ. 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