, 1874-07-28
dfcascd horns, lard moata, freah smoked. or R,ttcd
Ps1ta poultry; ikins undroased; tails, andreasod

laruS mC&tA, 1r6Ahs smoked E1tnd
Es],ta poultry; sfins, nndrossed; tlls, andressod
Products u tn Farn-Dre.datuts II .n kind,
asqs ot =. ftada: fruits. d,lsd md nndrted srain
sh,niS nad' heaap plants, ree. seeds
aosseoo xe..s. tow unanuf.o
rredt,sts q ~ tertst-Ashet, bark, t,rs~ood. Inn
srad Soi or ~ m x'nds: roapa hewed Or sswed naanu
kinds, round. hoTod 7nved. unmaaufactnrod Il Il
"els Ss T. pe.5st #, Hs1Mni,,9 Htsspeg5tne
ground marble In IL crude o. unwroSht stse, ' orr,
Al h!nd. q mot'. aaso ssono in its crude Or IN
~, i,rsausts of!ht wahr-rY.h of al tnas sl, prof,
sots Of snd Of al other oreauses living ID tho wator
gandris-Dyo-.tuns. uanures, raRs
Wo propose fho following additions 10 tla atovs Hat
a. nnsS r. ssees AsrioultaIal tpomertso bo d.
br1ei brick for building pnrposss oarsh Hit ochros' na
sffqnna ran or o., .ss; hay mo
wood }ointly. manufactures Of wood, mineral snd
other oh plaster, raw oa1cincd salt straw stone.
IT, 'asy e. gnS :st G5 H. s
9oast ,hortos shs be conesded to The United statea
during ths contnnsnee Of the rsaty, h tic man
Of ,noney compensation for tho privilege f >''"'
We propo3o that during tho continuance OF TIM
treaty the eoasting trada Of Canada and tho Up,to
s,aon shsll b thrown opon 70 lie vesaos Of both
spo:a eaf 1T. ss s' snss SsaS ss su
Eric To Montrca be enlarged forthwith. a. to axo
pGnse ,9 q o.nnaa 10 admit he paas.se of w.
oenth ei1aa to tho capacity OF tho lake hhrborr,
.. We propose M That, during she continuance Of Tho
SAUL ats Marie an Lake st. olsr uasls' snn IL ths
pnatea states, sha DO thrown epen TO the vesnets,
6oa's aaa balses of bot countries the tora
anu conalslohs 70 tho cltlzons Of both countries and
snet i power DC given to tranBhip cargo from Bhipa
Or aaamera into caabosts At any canal enlranoo a1d
my canal outlet ~
Tho ftoa navigation OF tho 81. Lss.4oa River hay
IT. eoes conceded forever BY ureat .itain to The
ssaed in yr. only y The Ged sstos 'io1 70 ros Se
concessions be placed on he sn.o footnp frso from
oss, T. to Sa ea, 81 lie n
Wo proposo that during tha sonttnuancs q,
Canada may b oEn.d ~ 70 ctizons q
and to al the bonents uasecto portainins. '''
.aa 9seo Ss sn. y b
efficient eoadtion lhe navigson q tIo Rr R!vers 81.
s ~ ~ IT, oe.Fe rsd en Lake st. osr hchver
tile e1ponso to be betrayed Jointly by the contrasting
parties, by contributions corresponding to tho com.
meres carried on n these watcro by tlom respect.
We propose that joint cornnatraon sha be formed,
3 JOINT expense md maintained during tho operation
regulation Of all light-huusra on tho oroat lakes,
sommon ~ both countos, necessary to tho security
ef tho shipping thereon,
we propose that Joint commission shall be formed.
y 1eins expense and mslntanod during tho contin.
snce of ha treaty, to promote the propagation Of ash
u the inland waters common to both countr3cs. and
enforce the awp enaGtod for tho protection of the
nah and fishing grounds, - -"
We proposo Tint citizens Of ettler country shall Ia
enuod during the continuance Of the treaty to take
out !etsot1 pstant for discoveries In tbs other
country on mo esne footing a. thoy had boon ct-
We propose that tlo best method Of dscountensncine
.aa pannnnT Illicit trade between the countries shall
Customs nuthoriuss Of tho two countries,
That in Gaze treaty OF commercial reciprocity
mould not have been aoncludc before tho cn. Of ho
present ecsaon Of Congress, tho right Of Adjudication
q shs esims os Canada to Compensation for the
asher1es under Aft4 XXI. to XIV Of tho Treaty Of
Warrington would ii no degree DO vaiyel. Ard that
y that event tho fulament Of Tho htipulation con.
aimed n those articles would bo immediately pro-