LETTERS TO THE EDITOR,
Our Oat Market.
of the L6th hat the six Grit gentlemen who were
Srr.—-I note by the Patriot
Par
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cLion to represent us in
turned last e1 Ottawa are dc lug tine
ure
liament a
> TH srepre senvu ana if interests of
the farmers, t whom they are indebted for heir present positions, by supporting a re
solution, moved by a Grit, having for its bject the removal of the duty on corn and
cornmeal. What uld that 1 t Le farmers of this Provin For several year ; past the piubemts I I oats tt Europe have been insignificant None, of course, find their way to the United States, where their price at present quoted in New York and Boston is lower than the rate we can obtain at our country stores, 1 cash, our * ket. We
for shipment to ‘home marke
ao not ship to Europe and we cannot send to the United States, even if we had the (ifrit dish y .| panacea for all our ills, Com-
ted Rec , Where,
oats trom this
mercial Union,” alias ** Unrestri procity,’ dias ** Annexation.
then, do we send our surplus
Province © | T the *‘ home market " that the National Policy has built up and is daily adding in the neighboring Pro
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tain better prices market at
i \ vinces, and where
; than can be had im any
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what duty as both of something and representatives awa to further
other plac es who
either our farmers o1 herinen 13 placed on corn or ¢ il the classes named can yet obtain better than corpm ** Johnny ~ fs. S@f think they are sent to the ive on cornmeal, while negle ting the In terests of the farmers whu ‘ted them, they better ** step down and out,” and make way for other and truer men. HvuSBANDMAN. 18, 1889.
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Kin o's Co., Feb. i oR
Notes from New Glasgow Kead.
Cue people of this place are becoming weary of waiting for the Post Office which we were led to believe would be granted ere this. When it is remembered that there
are in this settlement no fewer than forty
tive householders, the justness of our de mand for a Post Office cannot well be de-
nied. Inthe matter of mail accomodation we would be worse off than at present, were it not for the kindness of Mr. Thomas Bolt, who, for years, hascarried our mail matter from North Milton, frea of charge. \ slight ripple of excitement was caused here last week, when it became known that a gentlemen in our midst, who had, for years, withstood cupid’s most fiery darts, had at last succumbed. The interesting event, which usjted two happy hearts in holy Wedlock, took place on the evening of the 13th inst. On that occasion, some seventy guests assembled at the residence of Mr. Alexander MeMillan, Brackley Point, to witness the marriage Mr. Charles Seaman, of New Glasgow Road, to Miss Lydia McMillan. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Allan, of Cove ticat. The bridesmaids were Miss Cecelia MeMillan and Miss Aunie Seaman. The yrvom was supported by Mr. J. M. Camp- bell and Mr. W. M. McMillan: After con- grata! the guests sat down sumptuous repast; and, for the rest of bight The present her numerous friends were }
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the the hours with flying feet.” ; received by the bride from the finest we have ever seen, and are a tangible evidence of th : in which she is held by those who know her In the ama”’ hours the bridal party, amid kind
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many
wishes and showers of rice, started for the future home of the bride. EBENBZER. Feb. 19.
Lakeville Notes.
The chief topic of conversation here is the addition the late snow has made to- wards the improvement of our shipping ; so that our farmers and others are taking the advantage it affords them in hauling their wood, poles, produce, etc.
_ A very creditable exomination was held m our school, on the 14th inst., in the presence of the rate-payers. Several other gentlemen were also present, among whom the most noticeable were Messrs. Roderick and R. l. McInnis, George F. and Samp- aon P. Rose, and Roderick L. McDonald, Ksqj. At the close of the examination which proved satisfactory, our punctual and painstaking teacher, Mr. Wm. O. Rose, was highly complimented by all pre sent on the rapid advancement of his [le was then presented by his senior pQpils with a beautiful grey English ‘¥ bp over Oat by a very fiattering address, which show how highly
Very
school, accompanied
his services are appreciated by them.
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SY Wi TOMS, stinging; moist at night; li a owed Otten bieed SWAYNE'S
Moisture; intense itching and worse by scratching. “Oo continue tumors form, which ud uleerate, becoming very sore,
UINTMENT stops the itching and
DAILY EXAMINER, - -
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Enteriainment.
the
Though of the 15th wa somewhat stormy, quite a large number as
evening
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tue Vocal assist Messrs. Frederick and John Richards, was, +) ; ht . PP . l called withou wnt. mar « Ciéemce, ANA CALLE forth the most enthusiastic applause, Vhei ‘ . ’ . | renderin f “*Greeting Giee, Silver | Bells of Men and **’T'was Rum that |
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sired rhe 1 itions were also well de- livered par i larly “The Bonfire of | Crai Gowan, by -. A Dewar, ‘Go Feel what I Have Felt,” by Bessie J. McLean, | and The Lightning Rod Agent,” by W. } Kaneen The dialogistie p: rformances | were quite up to the standard, the most
amusing of them being ‘* Courtship under Ditliculties,” ** Insurance,” and ‘* A Coun- try Aunt’s Visit.” The most comical
feature of the entertainment, however, was a negro melody entitled *‘My Dream,” by Mr. John Richards, who appeared on the ati in full Ethiopian costume, while the audience greeted hindwith hearty rounds of applause, after which the meeting closed
with ** The Watchman’s Cry.”
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his time Our incompetent, ungratef . this time etent, ingrateful 2 seatipa wri representatives ¥ th nave rooushiy Biles Da i ibid ciusbaipisidiciaaiaiiac mt to Ottawa have voted t “ : ee pe i el ra . : Eczema. ltchy, Sealy, Skin Tor- Lake the qauty of corn aug TH ¢ tures mesl, mat }6it©6h| l6Gdn be brought ee ie és le : , : 7 ihe simpie application Of SWAYNES OINT- { ‘ had } I ts al vi y% { Bi lads . ‘ } Rss : vo Vanada , _ nd Oatmeal OUlT went, without any internal medicine, will of our only paying market in the Maritime} cure any case of ‘Vetter, Salt Rheum, Ring- Provinces. Shame on the man we to worm, Pil Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, hastily trustes who misrepresents the] all Scaly, Itchy Skin Eruptions, no_matteg farmers of ¢ Province by try to <« how obstinate or longe<eer7 7; ’ ; fy : in ying i he ina r Jouveestinding. It is > | y i’ . . ‘ ates - ; : Stroy their best market ihe ta is the 5 Doren . effective costs but a trifle. , . ne Oe . know the N, | aeaphoweee eee aces eet 12 6m dw + “et x ‘ i its nrom ers | port ; “bh , Wy ! es Nd ere hte pee Crises ~ OULLGIN & [halal larkel, ANSWERED at Last. Che Philadelphia Call nd with their insané Love party first, | ha ived the following 7 , perfumed ana the vuptry ist they I lit of the | sq ua nvelope. lf the author will acknow- best interests of their constituents, and do ledve it w ymp thi with her: , { “ ‘ their utmost t Kill the h me market Sally \V y is marriage a failure, Ge orge? Yes, Mr. E.litor, lam right, and chal- Georg Because the bride uever marries lenge any man to successfully contradict my | the best m sSLafemenhts Self interest is a strony mo | si : : } } j ; ae sy of rs NSarsa- tive, and it behooves us farmers, as wel! as| Wor Lon Aye LTSa ’ | rilia 1s the 1 : t f its surpassing all other classes interested, to raise our | P&Ta ts tn a —— x ‘ } ; +} Val as a bDioou i n IN ing, lu the voices With no uncertain sound, and exert : r _ aae , | Whole pharmacop eu Ss mot nishing our influence against the men who would } i : } . | } Fest : j Th rneumatisn) eral de- @ ¢ . it to saci “e ur ‘ery bes 3 : “gue . : z .3 ‘ lus attempt ~¢ ince a very vest a ‘bility, and all forms of blood disease, than terests for the sake of following their Grit this remedy leaders. Our thanks are due to Messrs. ci om is Ferguson, Lefurgey, Arsenault and Mc- Sranvine IN Russia.—Famine prevails in Donald for trying to prevent our represen- the interior of Russia. Distress is vreatest in tatives from doing a great wrong to their| Orenburg. Mar persons are dying Star- ; ' , ne an | : . s ; constituents it makes lit » difference to | vation. ( rops have been bad fer the past
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