, 1881-11-14

tin. 10 A'n'I propor,"n"f tho 'lazl''x loyalty
Of lilo Canadians u nss'''netl for II p''rp'se.
When Sir John Macdonald c6.llns hero 'sc
~, ~ o.a Ws ,n,, r,,,t,, :, s,tfi t1,nlr
M "'ms u Mp"" ''e,, 'e:,oy ~, ~ . "u'' '4'o'
'ast tlroH "f nfo"t inr l'Ic "la t'aR, a'al
IT., rS otc1 m w,4 nHEs ron ,cM Al ioa art"ra to- be- sa.
flnr,, In railways nrI rann1a whicl, tlD not
u",' ., ~. ''M"t' ] t.,,a.tr @ a' III" H." nav
paSt h,lu "h.rh t,,, ul,i""i:p. ~" '"' Nv"
t"'"'i''',' t"c''e 80, uI'n"''' ~ t.,''''.,,i 49,.
rSaers s' erif ssssy R fy Sy ssrter so roes. nrss
.nyg 1een Rfv"msig ~ H." WIN,
GlGhlscll., pti % alheSnta,n, " IT, t sEly ssEnly
y Muhtrrat M'!t !ua, ,r,s t,nn,n - ,h,r" in
.rhH. Mta @ ~ t,,' ttT' ,"ari,.n,ia
IT, t ".v , iS,, hnninava Tia f"niI,tt If,
=, fnrnr ] ~ nnnnr,ttnu IL mrnwnr uttluilgi Il,
til M nyowetl aunexnllnnist Is INT fashin'.-
mild. / an told uss0 i}y English frfetus just
returned from tne Northwest, where 1,I,. tGy
THE ASSHS"T'"S S,d"'Sa Svn!;'So IS RAPIDLY
there. The now Canadian, tariff conpnls tte
s,S s{srs sds e. so III @ fps s 'F gtnr as;y ss %%1 II
i to- ai,,s.tn. Hi IT, Te iT Tn Can,lia,, I'd ,yernSlt is
hnnttng over tl,u tcrritory 10 il hromi of mo.
,"roiis!s. Mb'is a'y! nyirs!s. a,.a the Cana- ;!
II ifoha n'e t.,n,u,"w' e: n"' I'M snc,,red nryi-
icnus atli Il 1xcrelslng d tyranny ,timt
arc botll retnrtlinv settlements and exciting
| lin nru,,e nEatnst Cnnnltjou ruiz. trhn
older provinces aru pcopIrsl III the ,Nain by
| obi t0untrymnjl villa cling to British i,tst1-
tlitlos; but tho Northwest cDliiastis not
ley crowd TINT cures ninfe loF H. owti W"
iGr wefnrs tl1nn for gI.y sc,!tns'"is''les;
many wo!!is Tint when his I,onlship wins
0ovcrnor-uencrhl ,o,,,,, ;,
Lord DutTerin, mid says Tint sir. i,lninn's
t[spatclies on tic Panama Canal mid tho
strilrEN between Chill aid l'crll nrc nloro
aegfessiye aid nlorc urrusant than any doc
"'e''t !" seee1i my yest*; ,,,xp co,,,rr,
,gonntpcs, sm...ol snys. rim Land CourA fl
onir,u,s,,,,t eisS, Sp ~ "',it a,. iii, rnstiS
s," stH"a wv WIZ r.,nr s'' in,s | fIn "N,,,
,".,;toct.t T. .,ei,s ~ .Ml,ta ,,tr,wter' hut
II ii!"'' X f. - nuhiin pi' nI1,'isr f., inv tIlv
iumIjurf nothing. ,yInt is It tn lnorts
ui{ SIX n1id eirhi shi,,tngs III this p.,MMt!
s,na @ tie ia,Mlorls woi.!d liktMr. .Clats!nl!u
ooo,i0o derived annually from. 1rr.
Unit .. tn T., o5 the firm Of rent, 1t It
holders Of snttleinents, wlio viii of course
lMthcr lMrti ior widow WHO llas inyestet!
H. lrIs +; n,n r"ry tx,o t" BE- told that "
Sill; MUST sAc1tlrgc,: !, rlnnp OF lfEst IN
COME,
,,n m, s,e h,,v ,t,, f;nv.rn,no,,t ran refust
~ W c,nmt mi III. tn,,,ilo,is cn,n,,sat,. I,,r
In. fl,, tratr IN tllc Tai,tI lijI, Mr, t;tal
stone pr0,i,scd III Il .vngue sort or wny thu
, compensation would be given III cur
tHin ciAaes. ,llltl tho landlords nh
llaktng ready to submit their CLAIM,
St It, 1er,Ct ',s '",ts ,smts ssTil s.f 10 ts 'ns doc
S srart stnte '; aiI Ia @ e'bo % tho az fpIisl my
: Seolch terants to- secure rednctlai q .
onc.tLirl of. tho la,llon1s'. inter
n cst. aid, il o,lr-ilIirtl, why not tn
l. wi1olnI il il evident Tint tho ntiI,riplc .
/ tic Irish I.a,ift nct il tic tl1, elut Of we,g
i. lint will yit spijt ,,ss,l1Ier tic w,Ulu fubrI
j. Of lnsMletl properly III ttluse kingdoms. Farm
j, YRS lsere arc nt laHgih heslnntnE 10 reailz
i the e1nls!lncss a'!!! ya!l,iyn trslhg 10 eo'l
9 pete ~ ~ueat-Ero"ahe wth
= f}nt the British farmnr ~ stnrdity consesy,
T prlled Ia ia 80. Compelled lie viii lA; at n
1t ti!stnl,t ,1ay, t1ni they nrn wtso tenants wl
nra turning tlcir wlent!sl.s Into .st,,
nl nGrpp's to 1 int" W. H., sfaT.E nf nrs ",
+ the lnsatuIlp y..nnktc is oil hat.
with Texas cattle, cattse reAyeA y
lnutl that rays 10 rent, md enttg III tile sett
l. ing OF which nil~cakt Is ,,0l u costly facto
If sun ii the british TURNER Is destined 70 st
r yIye At nlI. this rilung1 will nifnr1 HIN |
10 least cllanfe. INC REPORTS ol lhe doVefl
q fieht commissioners oll
~ THE AGRICULTURE. nErDEssY0N
y will show TINT farmers III tho grazing coul
10 ttrs have rscapGl tho wreck and rlln til,
$: have fAlIuu oil the at-grow[ng farmer
II First, lmcauso tho bn,l Seasons lnvu mt il
nj iuua tI,e,,t seriously: nllti secondly bccn,ls
% tic british b,!ltock Is not so tlopr!esly Mt Il
III mercy Of tI,c foreign producer III the i3ritfs
10 0llnrier Of wheat, I'ltc Timex, tho Utlai
ty DAY. admitted lint misunderstanding had b
III coire II risky hlIsIl,rHs, mud cnl1nsolc,l Il
ut fnrrllcr to titku 10 'tllyersifcd agriculture
u 'TiIn farmers clubs nro uisu discussing Il
" subject. u;uj Il revolution, III Turning IL in
s ue,it. it Will tuku ygars to convince al Il
IL rnrucrs that
III .urn,cA c.x HEAT ryc1ASn.
r. .,. a,...,',..' .tii ,,t th,.,,,,,,,t ~ t,r
Is i li.0 G1aSG VII tt IT,. ..'tSn @ @ ',,nt ". 81
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