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b “.11 5;”! 10.1mm hun.hadtimoup thaw-m1 it will required! his-drains: Ind Mbflityto gel: nfoly through the odd. The North-western fume: In: :1: 03W! “long one .gainnt the N. 'H 0' fl “mulmber, totwine,toeodoi1, “mate berbedwire. A comparison of “ the price- 0' i‘mplemente in Dakota and “ Manitob- is furnished for the infonm “ tion of the minister. Awarding to “province shaker plough, the price “otwhiclflosnin anob, upheedatc “ Undue. the qua-hon :- to the prom “hon accorded to :gricultunl imple- ‘6 Ct 8. Their Itory is thus clenrlymd briefly Iii-ted by the M311 :â€"“Aeooxding to the “ fnmou two conditions om mt “than. One in the axoeuivo price .5 The red-perior men heve, of course, been carefully can-tilted, end if they hed not been they would not be heckwerd in prening their demende on the ettention of the government. It goes without eey- ‘ ing thettheir demendewill nothe neg- lected end their interests left out in the cold by e ministry, the chief corner atone of whoee policy in high protection end which depend: upon the red perlor for very meterlel end very extensive easie- tencewhen the elections eome eronnd. Mr. Footer will in due course teke in the North-welt in his peregrinetione, end thefermernthereemgetting reedytore- oelve him. from preeent eppeerenoec I I thehflandtheotherthehighnil- “yam-to the Inboard. The west- etn producers no, in 3 word, squeezed flat on whet they buy, and nfterwudn on that they eel]. They are, wording to their own representations, between the upper end the nether millstone. machinery and supplier, resulting from m Fm IN THE NORTH- WEST. Mr. Foster, the Dominion minister of hmnee, in tnking in I few formers now sud then in more then one sense probab- ly. in his enquirie- u to the mean- ho be adopted for the promised hrifl' revision‘ ; Dryden, whose tact is equalled .by his firmness and practical good sense, will overcome the difficulties and trials caused by the afi'air and effect such improvements in the institution as will render it Increasingly valuable to the farmers of this country. It has done excellent work and has become a most useful educational J Shannan, one of the instructors, and it is said they have:resigned. " We any feel confident that: Hon. Mr. at the Ontario agricultural college. Judging from letters that have appeared in the newspapers during the past few months, and from other indications, some feeling appears to have been excited among the students and some difficulties appear to have occurred between Mr“ Shaw, the farm superintendent, and Mr. Mills, the president of the institution, and an investigation was decided upon. Mr. Shaw appears to have been under the impression that he was not a sub- ordinate oflicial, but about co-equal with President Mills, and. when the friction occurred he talked matters over with the students in order to obtain their sympathy. The investigating committee have thrown ‘ the blame on Mr. Shaw and Mr. I THE ONTARIO A GRICUL TURAL COLL EGE. We print elsewhere a. careful summary of the report of the three commissioners appointed to investigate certain difficulties ‘ @113 (Ennmlizm gist. gummy, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. 13 Banana chucked. through from Lindsay to Chicago and examined a: Toronto to save trouble crossing the line. Tickets issued 3: lowest rate. Berth-s secured and every infatuation tur- niohod on application to Ticket Agent. G. T. R. was”, May 31. 1893. -60. TORCH TO See our new lines of [XERL’ISE and SEE/BBUNB books. They are Beauties PORTER’S Bookstore, PORTER’S. summtocmmonuly. Lindsay. Linda”. Am 24, 1898.â€"56. EVERYTHING ROUTE. r. c. TAYLOR! B. S. Porter. can be had at for use in SCHOOLS mmnmmn magnum fiwwmww R Paul: mimeâ€"noon rubâ€"so. weakness" agreed to in: Idepflon our a; ground the: It would show who: the N. P. could do for farmers, “believed to be not well founded. harvest. It seems that owing to the long dry spell the crop of grasshoppers is simply immense. and it is suggested that the tax-mere should gather these innumerable little animals and take them to the breweries where they are. it is reported. worth So. a lb. and upwards. “To what use can the brewers put them 9" it may be asked. “Why, take the hope on: .3; than,” and thus turn a plague into a blessing. ‘ There is nothing like enterprise in farming. It is only fair to add that the report to the efl'ect that Hon. Mr. Foster had Vigorously opposed the new idea on temperance grounds. but had "in a summit of It is understood the Empire is elaborating a paragraph in praise of a brilliant idea that has occurred to a certain tory organ. and which Mr. Angers. our Dominion minister of agriculture, is to recommend‘ to the farmers for their benefit and from which they may may a large and profitable a- . wâ€"“m' ua Manitoba. The New York financial Chronicle says: â€"Ii Nero fiddled while Rome was burning some of our own legislators seem little bet- ter.snd thevappesrto have smallconception of the present strain and extreme tension upon banks and business concerns through- out the country. There s a verydamsging sud ssdly erroneous idea ushed forward by the silver Advocates: that this is a temporary panic from lack of currency. and that a few millions of gold brought Manda-(withou- wheat-sewemnd~ cotton at Tic). and a few millions of new national bank currency. will relieve the whole pressure and restore confldlmm An Ottawa rumor retires Kr. Bowell to the governorahlp of Manitoba, .‘promotcs Mr. Clark Wallace to a place in the cabinet, andtplaces Dr. Montague of Haldimand In the lomcetnow filled by Mr. Wallace ae controller of customs. Mr. Bowell has won the comparative case andldignitr of i the position to which rumor assigns him. but the premier will decldedly weaken his ministry by the proposed change....l(r. Bowell has since the foregoing was in type denied the accuracy of [the report that _-h1_,, The zuarantee bond for the payment of the Canadian Pacific dividends has now been exhausted and hereafterlthe railway will pay its dividends out of. its earnings. its subsidies and the proceeds of its land sales. In his last annual report to the stock-holders President Van Horne says that the company has an accumulation of surplus «mines aggregating 87.000.000. which is to be used to pay dividends upon the stock for two years after the exhaustion of the fund in the government's hands. men are making a bitter contest, outfit}; unconditional repeal of the bill is looked for with confidence. There has been a considerable improvement in the general situation. It is exnected that a. vote on the Wilson bin to repeal the purchasing clauses of the Sherman silver bill will be reached at Washington today or Monday. The silver Sir Oliver Mowat and the Hon. John Dryden are visiting the part of Ontario west of Port Arthur. This is the first time the veteran premier has seen the valuable and extensive district he so vhliantly fought for and won for Ontario, I and he is having a splendid reception. . “ ests of these Eastern establishments ; “ but the inequality is the more marked “ when we come to reflect that in all “ large industries of which iron is a raw “ material metal of various grades and “ qualities is required for various pur- “ poses. We cannot produce all classes of ' “ iron in Nova Scotia, but we pay taxes “ on all simply that a few, which Nova “ Scotia can produce, may find a market. “Mr. Foster. in order to meet the de- “ mands of Manitoba for cheaper imple- “ ments, will have to deal with the iron “ schedule. He certainly cannot reduce “ the duty on implements to ten per “ cent, as proposed, unless he makes a p “ cut on iron all round.” , N ow, as we have time and again, point- ed out, the Ontario farmer is affected in precisely the same way, though not al- ways to the same extent. The farmers can obtain tarifi' reduction and revision on a liberal and just scale by voting for it and against the N. P. They can obtain h itâ€"the greatest desideratumâ€"by voting 1: for it straight, and by not allowing their tr attention to be drawn from the one great I! and main issue by sentimental side ques- tions. These side questions will be thrust D1 in to draw attention from the main issue, w and those tactics will be more likely to :h succeed if the side question can involve -' race or religious prejudices. 1“ | 4 i a l I u “ his. He is compelled to share it with “ manufacturers, such as the makers of “ pig iron, beams, rods, angle iron, belts, “ and so forth, whose finished product are “ his raw material. Give him reduced " taxes and he can no doubt stand reduc- ‘ ed protection. Knock ofi‘ an impose ‘ that he has to pay on behalf of some one ' else, and‘he will surely be able to drop ‘ his prices. Taking the iron schedule as ‘ a whole, there is no reason to doubt that it is built up exclusively with a view to the assistance of the Nova Scotia iron ‘ companies. It seems unjust to levy 1 upon the whole Dominion in the inter- I CC fl KC u u EDITORIAL N 0 TBS. u 0‘ ‘6 ‘ $25 in Manitoba. A McCormick bind- ‘eriaworthSGOmorein Manitoba than ‘ itia worth in Dakota, and a Deering ' binder is worth $15 more in the one ‘plaoe thanln theother. Itia alleged ‘aeafactthat ablnder sold for$llOin ‘ Ontario, costs $140 in Mnnitoba, nlbeit ‘the freightcharge to the west iaonly 812. 50. The implement question, how- ever, revive: the entire iron schedule. Although the implement maker is pro- tected by thirty or thirty-five per cent., she full volume of the protection is not the governâ€"05mg 7;} restore confidence calmmveonhumuoohlommg, Indholntuldlflutthhlhauhodomwml no addition to the number- ot tho “.3, udflfimmmnmam. hm. it n In. Dryden'l lamination” mmuoammmm'mr, mduohnvohntmcflousimlnflumou numb «an. at “filling Ml. mldmwmbctopntuuhuhhgum nebnbnd-Ihntnommchowmdn the vaults, unkind-baht!» mummboomloohd Dyan-m- «cammunm Wouudwtmmlhunnonh tun In over: otha: dent-(mun at tho Institution except you on; but beau-o mumummmammbotm than two dumb. he has Maud ‘duhathomtyurtokupnommt ,otyounooountl." msursmmmtumm- duthod pow to veto his Mu. andtnrdudlmmhrmmlahthm Indhumsumwouldbohdd mm- dbl. to: Marc. E. m III-tau. thotthomlnhtordonolhomooatlum -____ in” , _.__v v. uuv 9. [students were being prejudiced egsinst to the minister. and conteining these words: re â€""Nothing on be more destructive to the hermonious working oi en institutiow ior en oflicisl to isll into the hsbit - pleining to the students thet he desired to ‘ pursue e oerteln course, but wee prevented n iromsodoing because some one ineuthority 0 did not concur with his views. Every t oificiel must shoulder his own responsibi- 3 “tr. end. when my course oi ection is , definitely decided upon in e proper menner, . the cerrying out oi the seme must be under token by the responsible petty, who should oirer no epologies end mks no excuses ior whet is being done.” A Mr. Dryden elso hed correspondence ‘ with Proi. Shew es to his reietions with 1 the president oi the college, end steied ‘ his own view thus: â€"You will iurther ' ellow me to ssy thet I do not think stock should be disposed oi without oonsultetion ‘ either with myseli or with the president. .1 Iemsorrythet itdoesnot eppeereeey ior you to consult with the president in in matters oi this kind, but you will eesiiy lunderstend thet ii this is not done we shsusoondriitintotheoldpoeition.where we hed twoheeds totheinstitution insteed m oi one." Inthelestsenteneewillbeiound m whet u probebly on key to the whole "‘ situstion. The minister oompleins egein ;: thet he hes no check over the term: “Presi- or dent hiills essumes to check the expend! 4.-.. ._ 4*“ - drop may: [6 as mlsdoa that of burn tartan! _vto censure “'03 ohomlu, evy (Arm to: “I" “d! In v..." to giving Mr. Shaw “e lerger ehere of liberty in the mnegement oi the term property end of the live stock.” On Deoem' be: 13, 1889, there le 3 letter from Mr. Drnry. complaining that the minds of the _L_ "m "m mm 0...... saga; II III. Dryden’n Int-anon to h". ’ Choice was. «an. °‘ m, "swam '11! b. to put an We; upon 3“ m There has been trouble for some years over the relations between President Mills end Prof. Show. In 1838 the letter object- ed to regulations giving the president an advisory supervision over the form work. In April, 1889, Mr. Drnry. then minister of J agriculture. wrote to Mr. Show, “insisting upon dueconsiderotion being shown to mus bend of the depot-talent,” end suing that he was revising the by-Isws with s View p mono. ere pnbliehed elsewhere. The oom- miseionere ley the chief bieme tor thewent oi herniony on Mr. Shew, proieeeoe oi egricnltnre et the term. end they eleo oeneure Mr. H. B. Shermen, the eeeietent l ehemiet, end Mr. Johnston E. Storey. the r term ioremen. Mr. Shermen hee reeigned: . end, in yiew oi the findinge, it eeemed Impossible thet Prof. Shew or Mr. Storey oen retain their connection with the int!- tation. The commissionere find thet Prof. Shew hen been oommnnioeting with the etudente in each e wey ee to impeir the euthority oi the minieter oi egricnlture end at Prof. Mine, president oi the college. “He won the oonildenoe oi the student- in meny wen, some by giving them employ- ment et the menu of the government ee ‘ drivers. others by ehowing en intereet in I their weliere, end then mentioning hie 1 ‘ grievances, giving them to nnderetend l ‘ thet he wee e much ebneed men. end that i he .wee uneble to do for them end the term I ee much ee he would like. beceuee hie 2 powers were being onrteiled by the minieter : end the president, who were oppreeeing 91 end hempering him." London. Mr. Waterman u a firmer, “been“ various time. run of Hon. wnrdon or Middle-ox, and “ham 1!. P. P. for the wen riding. Mr. Parcel: 3 noodl- mn 3nd «Eh-yum, and I coma-nave in ed and: on {aqua-riot). mule by Mr. John Winchester of Toronto, motor In Chombeznzur. John Wnttorwouhot WWI- vmo. Middle-ax, And Mr. John Pam of “ ‘5‘ 011% Isrtoulbunl mum pou- uonod (or an Inn-mam Into the want °‘ hm“! mow the onion: a un- 0011080 admin. The covenant order- Modal Faunâ€"“J ms 22201131.: 42' wax or. 11121010sz Punt. Thotouowtnauuclo.uumm elm“wflhfl.flm a wry oun- WnMuolthonoutmuontho C 8 8 n to 00‘ Cocoon-coca: van-u; 3 v 'nnao a... 0.0.2 {836 003.....nzgisâ€"ag I'Dâ€"IO oooacc coniaoai £333” a... o. no): 503â€"35340?” Inseam M. ”mm m“! 0°“le Good an out. ofloul. gt 3 F! Hon-Thu mm x- s um flmC. am In “unbound: In the “a mom Ina... git-IOOIOOOOI to: . .........m§iuflm OIOOOIfiEi 39°" «to! 39â€"65-836 :3!â€" «ass-5.38 . . u m n on 00.. g ‘8 Age as . .. .31 .. :znfimnfirw 5.7a 5.9 n '00.... ---..... “Input... .. M. 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' Only I tewloedc went to Montned. Rem I from the old country were not meant-gum. but . some denote expect better Incl-hots there econ. could be had. Nothing to-dcy cold over lie per lb,end come interior went down to 4c. One or two lots of good cattle were held nt 50. but declare would not touch them. Choice etuflwce hardtobuynudny. Atew truncations were : â€"0neou'lond 1.1801be avenue. to per 1!): one col-10nd 1.8001!» avenge. “ever lb: oneeu' In-) I M‘- .- o... o... u :E Mom-£34 .u coco-o Icon: .uvaun-uo ....... . tt A” \ any and saw-mmwumm thematwuuudy.fllouduothu Inning stunnwtcmwandmbflltcdd. and ‘Oswflmrm'. Wh Timurmwmoom «aw ea. madam"... a: no Whuhlpflnnguh 80 .533} manage. “pa-Mme. COMMERCIAL NEWS. loco-un- ouanollu Do...- Uooo 0.3- i ll. co. om“ 9" 13536313143! Pan. van-n.- o-aoooo n no...- 000-... o- .- uo “0.00.0...- CHAMP“? 35m“. m a “-9.335. on: G. T. 8- Don’t You want a B . ? UNEXCELLED FOR FAMILY USE afifx'?:ént§i N NATIVE, PORT m SHERRY WINES: ""‘"""""“‘“°"’”' 5 mm a. box on for me I; Wanna hit-L. than. a nu m M Dela In C... Alas to ~ 'maflumh‘"? wnnflvmom maul JOMSton Sisson ~10]. “mwuuwfiumfrvm‘ h at me n-n- ‘ mun-cm may... JAS. SHANNON, fig: £13.: :3. “Iain” I"! 1““! _, _ ,m lmykm a! m. mammal nae-y. m. a. tanâ€"73:. YES. / Eli/I10 IT 7'0 31mm 3110s., Twig”: â€",...-.......... ....- a... co.- Dmodflogn, per 1001110.. .... .... lngAA Chickens,perpdr...........‘ Egg-Junk, dos.......... Baum-Jan! lorrofl" .... Butanporlbnlortub“ These goods are going, as we bought them at a sacrifice and are seui them at a. ridiculously low prices to clear. A Good 25 and 350. Straw Hat for 100. A good 450. Foot of Kent-8t, Undéay. FLANNELS, SATEENS. SILKS, in ' ot'the kind mp2; 131%? IT TO US. It in put of our business to mpur‘ Winches, Clocks and Jewel- lery. We give speck! twen- tion. to this dpputment. Our 1 Hot Weather Prices for Have yeti bnoken or injured any article of jewellery! H“ 3°“ 9M 899° may When Does your Witch Stop or run uregular' ly or unutinfactofily} u___ __ ,, a... .0...â€".-~.--...---u. Button grog. and to do so we have marked them 40 per cent. less than ‘regulm wholesale prwes' . These goods we bought at a big sacrifice and will an them away down. good 450. Shirt for 250 A good $1.15 Shirt for 7; A good 850. Shirt for 500. '0 Jul, 8. 1m-“- HATS, HATS, HATS. We are going to clear out an immense lot of Shirts in ouénguddehubxng MONEY TO LOAN Sale Prices. IJ- 3- E£W§._ 3"- uonmmu canon, ,__ â€"-â€"vu“-lâ€"II.LJ. LVLU 1' Is an economical purchaseâ€"it keeps the butter hard and nice, as for! satisfaction. WE SELL THE BEST. I and in a hundred ways enact: a saving and con- '2 I ”IMOâ€"Moon.“ It 83.11101! 8806. for Simâ€"934:. ___‘_._â€"â€"-â€"â€" ' We! Hung. (“1 hauled ”531:, 1. Kansas tree 0! (mamaâ€"6 Is one of the greatest comforts imaginable. Those who have ' one would 'not be without this comfort-giving article, if double the price. WE SELL THE BEST. \ x If you contemp BONNET can at pleasing you. . SOOTHERAN‘ P. IcArthur at Go. ,_ AM 24th. tenâ€"55. For Summer .tt nearly 5121? THE ms and P03 - UNEXCELLED FOR F41 a Ba t m? i NATIVE, PORT AND SHEE h. m. g. Manna REFRIGERATOR a» \ mm...â€" W the M Na 0: pane-bun: to mlato get“ It my 3”,?! a I‘LL HAT or m excursion Tum; was we} I am confident of w The wwwmlfiiiud: : '0! perfect. the sunshine beta by broom At umbrook the 0:11 am 8“ efm a... mg: 12",”! ff #0 me to be m my mum. to Use a Goal Oil or Gas Stove. THE VERY FINEST is: O'Brien. Mum m In . Portland Cement, Plaster Fans and White time, etc. than». Ann: as. lat-6L .4 Hot Weather South side Kent Street, LENNAN 8:60. Our Prices 61%;: are the Best. A good $1.00 Straw mt go, IT’S FUN, '. G. Edward; §hannon ‘ )I III :11 4 82:: 238 ganglia-ll. Inn-.3384 gill-l h .88 05 18 958.8 all a I ntggoasuoisx-SI H I\ .33 giaagsi E -uâ€". â€"-rr""â€"' ’ ' manhunt-unanndw “”1"“ than“. Themuruonlnumdzo w- Ilnthopuoeuen w¢°m°xpm lbw-uduntaudot them' "h’k. m week in Septemfier. and ”St: Paul'oohmh You“ Man'- Auod h mu. United number. Boo: low: “a. Guyana-moon mucous“ “km-m MK, stsos. l’te glivered at Low- est Prices. mmmvhod(m ll :gmmm “on up" "I 111‘ ~--D“- .ebrated Scranton an! add and mum Crowns moaned 1mm emu-7974!. I. Coll and non Moron-nu. :3. 10. 13â€"32- _ ________ , TRUNK RAILWAY. Incl! run. run. uni. val m....rm bulb-1m sunbeam HERE AND THERE. A Mom. 0. A» h 3 mm. noun” the count coboeonk. enema ‘2' Euxbumn.etc..3 0 21:. Toronto, 4215.9 1 £x.’1‘oronw.:m.6 0 Pan. Hope v WISE DEPART. L lillbmok “.5 ‘5 s In