tonal matron. and remand that mule beau nude. done. however. on the principle of

ltelttberu apeah unit. as waa the can. in i lie wan i in a novice in public awn. hurt

a u the he in ataru mm Executive it'll-u trtfilhamu * «amour». n-

hadlately read an eliaay on t- he orld'u Devekmneut.” in which the unto «wme in th- thm amt particularu «flight. incontinent“ communication all them-eat had been anrivod at during the last titty yearn. During that period. the rallvrny and the lmnnhlp had been brought to rtbctlotl. while. an re« Woo municatlon they ll‘ cheap portage and the u trio triumph. The writer went on in any that. pro bly. in the matter of iodutnu. clothing. and food. the “aunt inhabitants of the civilian! *wlrrld were tit- tie. atoll. boom o! than the 0m. Btbyionlaita. or Marla. Having attained the great reaqu to which he (in. ttuythorurt) alluded. war turn nothing left.- uothtatr no the omen n to mull-ht Vluvu they toattd rwn like the t ancilluconuuur- enalmuly an eating then-elven! o. the» want an ita- pertain. trurlt to» the people of the Amrrieun Continent to love. That wort: wort Rm Trade and Rueipnlcity; and e tt-nmcu who might accomplish that great undefrtu u: were pa worth of honoralt‘the great engi- Ioeu‘. the tltcvcnuona and thumb. to whom this gallant General on bill ten had alluded. 'l‘hera were‘limcultiou in ’ twin t‘vaa truer but'ltad my‘ run Ml um ‘ urchin ii-hud without aunt-note an at meat The cliiardl utry in rbe'nuua their under «incineration multicolor. arid at than «one was a rut mountain. .uiouuudnaf wouldhavetoba nridot, enclave-mug try the .33" ea- am“. rear-m Mill: «min the pm.“ on the 3 man! to 0 “Pl” «f «lo-nation «a. would“ Mi ‘ ualertrlg uyateru.‘he men will tint. he h~id honrd lt utatvd by author the gue‘uta that cool in bi: Vicinity mid tor nint- d riinrrl per ton. [“ More than that fbr aomu itindai" by Mr. Derby.) while it could be put-chimed In the nr-lgbborirtl (hiloniea all low all three d'tilnrs. It wall early to Moire. then. that the enhanced price of cold entered into every detail of domeatlc minority—of manufacturea and locomotion. and warranted hiu aucrtinn. that he who might outnbllrdt Reciprocity deterred well ofhia country. Win it nothing else aceompllahcd h the preuent movement in favor of Reciprocity. it won d. at toast, he the memo of ventilat- inz the subject. and. poatdbly. of opening the eyes of the Government to ita vallt importance. llc wan well aware that other gentlemen were unxloua to addreu them. and would not. therefore, detain them longer.

The Coat-tux then proposed “ The Army and Navy of Great Britain and the United Staten." coupling Capt. Meryman of the U. 8. Navy. and blunt. Col. )ictllll. who repn-aeuted the millury department of l'. E. island. with the toaut. Will-n the wrtr was proceeding in China. be (Mr. Hensley) rt-collected that on a certain occauiou the crew ofone of Her Mujeaty'u ahlpa were in danger or capture. when the (hipurln of an Amnricvio ainnp of war. who happened to be near. rendered ouch ed’cctuai «union-arch the emergency as was alike creditable to bin own hmvrry and the count which he repreu med. ahowimz conduaivoly. an did t e warmbcnrtod and de- clared fer-ling: of the gallant Captain on the octutulon. that -- blood wart thicker than waters" and he hoped til-it

ho Armieil and Naviea of Boulund and America would heucohr h never look each other in the face again with any houlllc or nufrlendl feeling. but would continue to hall each other no frieut a as long lit the World lasted.

Capt Mervynrnn. of the U at. Navy. brit-ilv returned thank- on behalf of hill countrymen; an did niao Lient. ('ol. Mt‘Gill ml lit-int" of his.

The "on. Mr. Pawn-l. Vice Chairman. on rl-Inu to propose "in nl-xt turn! on the programme. vim. -- sitcom-u to the nemrintimnt for Reciprocal .it‘ree'l‘rudi- " said he had very rorriy undo-n on a Mlitjt't‘l with greater mill... faclivll than ln- felt on titnt occur-ion. lie “0‘” tln‘llulli. until viory lately. that he would live to w the day when any portion of our villa-an would aunt-millet in the lu-ula- lutlve linilrt ot‘ the (‘olony to (linen-a. with tin- gentlemen whom thl-v had the high humor that event“! to welcome all tilvlr gut-ate. the important duration of Reciprocal t‘trt- Tonic. or llillt‘t'tl any other qlit'flltlll. ’i‘in-ae ul-nltc- torn Were not the wpwmntativru of oily mercantile or u‘trnlltit-N'ltll t 'ompany or aauoclntlon. however worn-«table or lttflm-irthl. Tin-y Were the t'r-lrmae-lilitllw-rl nf rim anvrvmi- Ia-uialrtllve llody. the Cttiiflt‘t‘tmtll‘ the Unite-ti atoll-u. nod were. donblleun. eminently dl-tlnunishod anon-moo. (lould ililu movement. tin-n. be looked oprm in not otll' r llullt thrill all It most anapirilmn beginning? Hr thought not. If any one inld told him. three lmmlhu, or two" iltn-o- wul‘ku Illi‘t'Q. that they Would hour the l'tllt'l-lt of General Butler. and tho lliht'i‘ continue» to whom tlwy hudjunt been Huil‘tlillfl wl‘h tto murh plt'lvlill't'. within the wnlla of that bniidtnu. in- rvottld llnt‘u ltillltlai thought the man lmd lmt lilh iii-risen. lie Wlll how proud. itowwrr. to aritnowh-dm'thnt hiaincminilty had entin- y vanished. anti the initiative llnvlnu thus been at) bnppily tnitrn. be hillt‘t'l’t’l)‘ trunk-d nod ia-lll-wd that kilt‘cerlrt would be the fruit". ‘lliil. won more likely to brim: about the rec eulablldlnirnt of llr-ripr-a-Ity tllanjnut such aswinb nut-a as tho tliit' he then new lit-fore hint? Nothing. certainly. count t'tilltiilt't' more directly to rut-h a result ililtil din-ct permtud inn-rmmrw.—fm:. open. confidential continuiti- cation with one ltntllhl'i‘.-I genuine ret'ipmclty of “1"- inu rind M'nlllnent ant-h "a they enjoyed thnt evenlmr. The t'nnurtm-louul Committee had. ofconrue. t'rltne to 1'. it. i~inmt to ntlvwato- the hilt-Mitt of their own country. and he (Mr. Palmer) would hurt: thought very lilllu of the moth-men coiniuminv that Committee had they tidied to d l rm. —tln-y would liar" ill diacilnlm-d the truut re. pound in them had Lin-y neglected thiu important part of their duty-warn .trty houcwr rimuld not n-mae to re m- confidence It the honorable and liberal intention- a tin- other. lie was totmrnlrleruouuh to hope however, that the luntter under eonaldrrutlon would merrily be ndJu-twl to the anti-faction of all ponies. but them look at our debt-rice. There were altoala and amino» of ti~h in our tvntera. and but few or our own people engaged \ " hing them. Why. then. lthould not. everyone we

' ,uenee and ace that there fluherimt were at once thrown open to the Americana. provided that mother

lutch were interfered with? Route of their Mania. 3 up“ Irmt um. numerous uvumlmtw Or and: nullity

w “pmplinh the end in view.—uotne well-meaning colo- niaulgrlancd to have it believed that it who all labor in can do“ time in abort—to trouble thmulvea about a _. tier which uluat eventually he unharmed to a higher ’ titer. “We are.“ nay they. “ the uubjeetu of Great ritaln, and owe allegiance to her: Canada. too. would have to be inn-united." ete. None. he hoped. would for- get hilt ulle'oIllct! to the Queen. Bettina any Act could becomi- law. the Royal anal-ct wan undoubtedly ueeeaaa . A Brillth Mini-tor. by u aitnple atrohe of hia pen. con d dri‘hutull thllr wanna. Thin was run admitted. But he (Mr. Palmer? cumin not bring hlmae fto believe that an Act uuthorll- on Reciprocal Free Trade with the Unit- ctl Staten. duly penned by our ugiulaiure. and provided each Act did not trench on the rightl- ofauy of our rin- tur Colonioa. would fall to «recite the itoyni allowance. Ivan bhlfll‘ the Canadian fiovmrtnent. for the present. not pltttr- auimllar Act. that would berm valid none-n whylhia it-iltld alitlttld not. In the meantime. more in the mutter-tar trout it. It had often ht‘ttl in tut-ct raid to no: " You are a "null Colony. and you cannot. therefilre. he uzltmed to ext-relu- the ll'li'iit'ut" you are inn-king to obtain.” Thou-e prirllt-uea ad. however. been obtained and they were now in the full or oy ment of tin-m, 11.. truth u-aa a right once root-«h to lin- laruer Colonic-a could not well be denied to the uniniil-ronea. for they were Juat at: much entitled to eotlalderution a- rte-re Jainah-a. flew Zl‘ltinitti. Auutraliu. or the t‘apr- of Good lltnle. lie trusted. thrrclore. timt the people of 1’. it lulutld would not routinely lie down In doapuir. lie (ltr. Palmer) en trrtalned no doubt all to ultimate aucceua ; but even uhmrld our rmlrur prove abortive, the ainlple cireumatanrn or an runny American gentlemen coming: ilt'i'u.-imrkirm at our lainud.-—apenltlnu of our on thl-lr return. and thou mulling no known to their countrt'lnen. would be of locaicnlahle advlntaue to l’. h‘. inland The vriuc oflhr- friendly in- tercourlw uo happily l-uladatlnu between the United that" and the Mother Country wan pleasingly llluatrated in rho admiration with which a tarngtbilew tvua l'et'elved in Oren! iirltaln and a Dictena in America. in tilacuualuu ouch unideetaa the one in Moduli. they u out neolieet that they were not ubuutto rive a bargain with alochey an a race-courae. 131 were dilationt with a meat and Want more. wltu non of high character and on.

The lion. 3. H. Dunn. «he... remarked that they had already heard from the great Nation of the Want. Gnu Butler. the "-0th Julian of Vermont. u the m at Hoary Clay. it. true indebted to the politene- oi Gt'tl. butler tor llla pre- mtw with donor that evening. and he begged to from

lsyndrome present that in would have great dean}. ia‘ a ahtiratiiedlu hie purer ta prmoea liuelpru. any au Urea Truth. hurl heard tromtltv tm-at Rrpubilu. but he lied conic in this Inland to WI“ the little plate of Hawthorne. which mu mm... (attuned varlu- hat to no valued ‘anflidlilo

' . ' but liltfl‘ll ateliy itl Mat-7y

mg“

the mu 0 hil‘flkf'fliflt‘ no hit are. he 4 our t'vel than hehad rluualydauo. livth :i?“ it .1. about unrated», alone tripartite Cabot landed on than about. Being wont to it; beauty ct ita baritone-tho pmrlpal of which (t d Charlottetown) true one of the quat in Admin—an

the" gently undulating and fertile Wt of its aurfaee.

he conferred u on thin inland the name oi tin- beloved Aportle. 8t. blink—quite an en hoaioau. he tlmught. an an Royal name that could ave «hut-n [itch to it. Be neatly, in the ear with France, they rained two real-noun of militia la Hamlin-tn. and uaptlmd L‘ihluimflf‘ and lie inland-garden (l'. E. Inland) Ito-o tuning to the Iuhll-ct of limolpmeltv. htr. Derby here prmnted. with the view of uahieltln; Ilin neat bu» portam at the ‘tradu reuniting therefrom. colon utatiatleul intornlutioa. which. however. our limited rpaoe colapeie all to pauu or»me mot. Tilla_vu- l-tablu trader raid, rout alrao‘ut not rely to be attribu- ted to the Itwlprtlcit y 'l'reati' Which bud Ill-tonnedeturmt. Home than. ln'wvevtlr, the United drum had been roll. jet-ted to the Vila of civil war. and during in; column-

‘aoou the people of rent- oiling i’rnvrneea bad exhibited ' feelingu which. aa «Millie-ting nu unfriendly uplrit

towernlu the Mirth. were ales-ply to he regretted. lie remembered. however. that during the uar. an expo-a- uion of nymputhy oil tiltt llartut tluttaulple "Lillie inland wau lawn-ed. through their reprkutalirn. to the Preuida-nt in... (homes-a of the wa.fltwa. Um no other l'rttvirnv did they fian any token of ai-iripathy. lie gladlv nonmetal that «plurrtunlty. titan-lure. to acknowledge the hllnily lenlltlu uninitiated hr the 'tvlilrlv of thin Irinild on the irritation referred to J.“ a rim -, huh. when they O‘Xpl'i'it‘flt't‘d but little from other qtturtt-n—aml he ttlltlt heartily thanked thmn for it. The old 'i‘renty had put-rd away. and grout pro- umc bud been made. he «an glad to cinema. in the principlt-uni free trade ainco the p» riod when that Treaty came into operation. Title Inland pout-rived a lerlllu nod. and the United Slam yahoo-rand pro-at mainline- twin—the tonne of the new 'I'rvitiy ahotdd not. there- fore. be limited to the there production. oi the null, hut uhouid pinhnou innnulnutnred unit-lea alan. Ho (Mr. Derby) hull alluded brie-fly to the history of the past. Ma-llaolrttntla true a fluid" Stato- ol about tilllltlllo nerve. and when all tlwir eta-rile land. in Well rte that nae-l tor manuluciurin‘ purine". wart deducted. tin-re Would be Very little iv“. The} lillttlr' mw grout miatttiflt. howl-Von wiwn they took Lolilabonrg and St. John (P. B. lolliltl)‘ 'l‘lley ehoold. he thought. hate at omel- aunt-xvii both then-e [dawn to Mount-bullet“. (Laughter), The French reunion;- of air, John winnth it) the Inland ttill-I' tilt tlalrtnt’rt. Iiii'm the} lived limit. and. he prawn-«d. I'rrr' lrlrpn-ntir r. minded of Illnlolln oi‘ Pout-or. Whether the "Mir inland and. or wait out, inferior to the for-oer in ntooy ream-cu. he would not undertake to any : but for anluortly oi oinmltr- St, John «at he hud no doubt. a great deal better titan l'at-nou. A pvt-violin upo-aao-r Ind ltli-t'rt'ml that the soil of l‘. II). Inland would be lint-lo in yiuloi tlil‘t‘t' llilit-I an nun-ll _a-t it now prmluerd: but he had no hl-uitnlioo lu (innit ll ltl Illa tt'lillilltl. that via tool-ll nu much would in- obtrinml irom n with but rulrirliaralll‘ely' llllie additional rfl'urt. "with-a which there wua warned)" it apot on he autlat'rt, It» under-turd. lilore than three or {our null-a iroin llto chin and flow of the tide. In .“dlslt'hllrtt‘ill. they had broom-t annual rwry portion oi the Stall- williltt four mils-a td' a full-n) elation lint lllvo they had to pat‘. tn the ahupr- of ro'la. t'lt‘u pretty iii-arir tor the prin ng-t. .It'ft‘. llutt't-t'r-r. aucli new the Iltttdl-rfirl int-illile pr"- \‘lt'r'ti lt_\ nature. that ii»— I‘Dlll't‘llttll t-i tolla mold lit-l alt-.gelltrr riluprn-ml utth. Iii-re they might have lug: but. lo the Nut“. tin-y had their rat'anliaa. In u..- Starla they «odd produci- lndlun corn: iii-re tho-y produced potato". lla_t.ltnlu. innit-y, when. ‘0. Hit had looked into line rl-porra, and in. was mrpriaml to llmi "It" “M lrltmll rooid rnial- til Ilua. «fonts. 40 bus. ltnrlv-t. 3i burl). oi wilt-at. and 26" l-ua potato" to tint acrr: llmi. an a proof of "iv "will-lire oi the lam-r. ln- atnted tlln' lir- ltnd motor main- in hett- r limitltflt-t in Ilia liit‘ than he h’tll that morning on hotter and pot“. "WI. .‘lflllflt‘llilhm‘lll Irv unltl. lie-aired Reciprorltt'. Ami although the pritpln oi the Inland worn not an.

m‘nw. tin-r.» nan u Indy at lllt' "Full of nifllra in Bog. and who, if tin-y agreed to u tiltlit'itt oi Free I‘m-Ii- and ".t-t'ipt‘ttr'tilt aim the Anterior" I. won ti but. hit tan! turn. oil-drool till-tr wit-lira lie (.\lr. Drill) ) run-d not wiivlltor li'iltruell. Giulia-lime. trt' iiriu‘iit ht-lll the I’t'llil of power In England (though he might. be a Ioiittwl. pn-h-r rip- latter). tor ho quiet-lormi uln-tiwr either of thrill would be wry di'li'ltllfl jnut now. of xlt'itttt further curiae of a if-ro-e to thr- lullvtinmnla of any po-iion of rim liulviah titllltllilllill Mr. l’rrit" unit-lulled an excellent rpm-ch by “ltllig. nu a amnion-lit,—

"Silt‘tsttttsitrllit' Minion ol' the Grout Repultllu to Ilir inland ol tin- Apoatle."

I. C. Hall. Eopiire. on being t'lllt't' upon by the Chairman. raid lo- wna rorprieml. nl'u-r the runny .‘D'. opt-relive they had I'm-ally intern-d to. to in- callwl up. on that night. “t‘ felt it little «nilmrrauard all-it. tor (ivltt'rul liliilrr IH'IIIPI: to rrgnrd illi- limtiut‘ll ill will-'li ho war stunned it: a apeuio-a oi gulnblinu. 0o lttrthor moulderation. howl-v". and repel-lull}! when he ro-lnwn- lien-d the fruit that tllla lulnnd wna pnyimg .2 00 per haer for the privilege ni autnltnir her tlhtullt‘t‘r-l lo tint Naive. lie law their uninviinlaie padded. and intended. hu had no doubt. to giro them a N'allet'lm-lt‘ charm-tn on in! return to tho United ii atria. “ It ia u wle lumen fault." aald Mr. linll.jncmely. “ that our Hull don't bite well noun—they have got to in- large. realm-ct- able linil; and it la nou'o be Iullpttdt'll that {hit of illatt character will Intu- wl liiry horn in par .3 ill) into th- [lulu-l Duo... 1‘ t" for that privilug- ol‘ Loin. rateul I believe. hon: r. thaitllry will hello to bite coon. 'l‘llrae duh B‘.W exactly where the three- mrie lid. in located; i there never hurt [term a fl-lttott when they loved luau oi that line mod the preaeut. When they heard uhat rota piling on. they lwi.it world war. received not he runght troll-hie; for the)“ are now irritation clue to and around our chart-r." lie (Mr. It ) lie-red that the; hull now romtnracld a mow- ruent dun wealth». long. 've free trade to the people oi' P. B. bland: and willie held that he nuplrt not to have iii-en unlit-d upon for I cpl-evil. he. nvvrtihrdru, tally realised the gravity of the pmition they now tourn- plntl. for he felt it in hia pocket. lie load lived here lur ant-val your. and in- hoprd vrl- ion; to are the til-h of thin Ialnod I‘ll» iiod tln-ir natural and nlurt profitable uurhet in tin- UnitrdStali-e.

The Chairman raid he had arrived at the happy partition of bl inn able to rrlpoac. all a tout. "Our Ult‘llh."— coupling then-wit the name of Mr. Luann—and whilst doing Ito. he mold not in'lp expreauinu hlu iliuh apprecia- tion of the tlhl‘l’VIutM of Mr. iierby. lie could out oxpreua the wit-h that they had an able a financier in l . It. inland nu Mr. lit-thy. a gt'tltit-itiati who could utnte in amount-tit the alnouutof the imports and t-xporta of allumt every count in the world. without reference to any document it latevrrl

To title toaut time his no rerponre. ult‘lt Milli there were new-val gentlemen prrarut who. had the) thought it llrct‘lllitl’t. rould have dl Ire an ailh good viii-ct.

The Hon. Sir. llenaley. on again rising. said he was thanth to any that hill duty all Chairman wall drawing to a clone. nu tar. at leaat all team went. The taut town on the. programme. ht‘ found. war " 'i‘hc liar of all Na- trona. and with that he would couple the min of the lion. John longworth. It wau ucurioutr circumutuncu that the gentlemen who had apolten that evening. with but two or three a: now. were ahlawyera. The liar might. an watt ul . a. u liar: but when pie got into dithcultlea they w have. uotwithatand up. to avail thuuruelreaotitnuaa . which was ulwuya frau- ly and independently accorded.

Then-n. J.bnuuwouru.uahel called u uto apoud to the tenet. " The Bar «failfiutionafi' m! be I: [ft-IN! racwtlxnpiy that the duty uhoutd have devolved upon hint ot rut-pundit to that taunt. inaarnuch aa he nitric-elf I"? H at“?! leak on unex- period planed u . a return arenarit often urudu by an old Mend (Ir. Worrell . to theeluet that

" law are nut-ea neceuaary evil." no each i decode“. married by a M But he mum peat to that audience. and he wou M the. to what

refer-ton they were rueru deeptyludeutoautuuutln

rr “loch. auteur. he “an Chaim ofthe Onle tm“... (nun. latte-1".” I'la- man W lute data-at thalarr at

untrained!

1 Island: art-clout drawback.

w . . .l ‘ “lacunae-trutde wielded oythenarmlthoutrelurrlaumauehuuu

all nu. mum' turn Omaha-luau

tram... . - w to he clawed WW :3 _ , r \ ‘ paged-m in any age or c-arutry. no... indeed.ng ‘ l warm but: that the world can printout were lawyern. imam by the monomde and hour. he wlraldouly udverttotltat‘ruat hrryoraudx phlh r crour otvu «runny. lard lineup. a nun wh col mind mulled l outdoor:- apdi coin knowledut': and alumni: hit nautehad been matched by the mountain» of dark blotter-I. in flood m It . one of the greatoat llxltta of the world and W‘fl‘ r hia race. And. outwith-towing the ptdntiioe alum: « agahm them in the public mind. tho Barhud nodal? “bullied lt- repulatlou in all as. a of thawottd. OHM no of r. it. hum it” need say would: nit-tho than this t if not dluthluuiuhcd or high oratorltal poem. It. 8 prohlty wart unquestioned. On behalf. it. of“. of the United dated. and aim on in it? ‘3 0' UM“ lirltaln. launder-lied than“ for the malt mine. And with mullet m motivation of iteclprocll . It? think. before cloalou caprcalt the hope. that the moduli the I then in program might prove elitiltently uncover-nil. luciprocui Free i‘rade with the United mam had open nted very filvnrnhiy in P. E. island. at ultltlltiitii. aim in. abrogation. :tl lust on far at i’. it. hold cwan coir corned ) u not trade hall, tortunately. apron: up with (lo-at iiritaln. it won admitted on all hauda thata renewal of the 'i'n-aty. upon a Just and lair tin-la. would he tuu'lully advaptauwmnthlmth to t‘he'UumS-m ""103 "a llrltlah Colon on; and e trot-tel tout will the whole qwutloll would have atcudeuey to mull.

Altontuto “exam. Enquire. nu riulug to . an a volunteer tout. -- l‘hu Para of Great Brink) and America." renamed that the Preuu would have to die- tuna thin matter hilly. Linen had already been done in the Wily or enllgiltonin: the people on the uanect of 30" clpt'tlt'll. and Free Trade. but much atlll retualurd to Ill» It‘t’tlllip loin-d in that direction. Some 01’ M0 970"“. upivahera had told them that, prior to their vlutt. they know little or notth of l'. . Inland. but. now that they had seen it. they appeared to be highly pleaded with all that they had coco. This ignorance wan it was not known in Great Britain. or even in Canada. until very recently. The question of a union of the Culrmlra. however. bro i. it prominently into notice; and they had reliant) to th oh that the nexotlzttionu now going forward would pru- duce a ulmllur mull in the United Staten. The thirteul Collrrllt'lt rebelled -Juatly rebelled against Imperial tar allun. Title County was atlii a dependency of Great. ilrltnln. but will now cut oil' from the other i’rovlucen for ahe wuu not in the Dominion: and he Would like to not the gel-throw or the deirtxdilon whether they thouxht 1’. it. inland worthy of theiradnilratlon on that account. and whether they would give it. in can of need. it place under the Stun and Striped lie ( sir. iich-lll) did not. litttt‘uvcr. than to any that the people of the lulnittl would accept of their protection even i! mum-ll- Tiw Atoll" Moron race would undoubtedly. an lmd been aiiirnlvd by Gen. Butler. govern America. Wan it to ho unplanned. however. that the Mother l'ountry would oppreau little l’. E. lulrttit" l'. E. luiund waajtut. an independent lta Canada. and her pmpie were. ill thought. equally multimeter" to enter into, negotiation with the Unitud Stat” on the uuth-ct. ot‘ Reciprocity an were the people of the New Dominion it wan quit. true. a» had been tlbat-th-d by one orour abirat la era. they who not paint an act to prevent the “clonal urge or hogs or swine in Sumlnertnldo without the Royal pur~ ni‘aulon; but in the home of every nnru. woman. Ont! child In 1'. it. lelnlld. he wont . rote" uxaluat arty II- dne interference in ourloenl ugtlru. He recorded the unit of the t‘onxreaaionnl Committee no one of the great— t'tli. cliente'thut hud ever happened in connection with this door .