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‘Hoe Rhwm1§~ d-Dll hlvedtfifiea PER Ifigi-thg

Main dflslltnatcs and Supple- tnentaries :1bout_. .

g _ sun mark of clan andprenig and “Rood service. Known to the Belt ‘Fade

1 w ;it11l uhrrc ll; it to conic front 'i'|t1- tai-urccs vi’ TUVPIHIL‘ are an fol l1,\1'.~: 1

lIsiiiu.1t1-1l rcv 1111,. from ordin-

'l‘tils will lcaro 111i atlvcriic bal- ance 111 soiui-irherc i11 the vlclitlty

to l11- provided l'11r by 1111-11111; out- alilp i11 ih1- ordinary. At this point 1l11- lliintstt-r of l-‘inance 1li1l tint-th-

{L which he c1-rt:iiniy' dcscrvcil to be 5Z7, piwiisi-ii. Ilc loppcd off tl11- i-xtr; vfi/y/ l\'Il1"‘i.\X 111' '1' l-L! pcr cent. 111111 a1 1%” 11111- ‘strut-it- I'(’ll|ilVl(l 1| in); which

Itruttraltl us $110,000,000 yearly. 1t “'11s i-.1ii.~i1lc1'i'd that .s this tux had only 111-cu llll]‘il$l'il fur \‘.‘i'll‘[,)l1l'])(1:ll‘5, the time ll,lll [lrldlililfi come lVlli-ii ii

5Q . itiigh; be rcuiuvcii in order that the \(ear5 The the Cholce for-ti might not be considered utt- I b0 1. _._\' |ll,-._‘,'l1 Ju.t consider 1b,, nae- Favor-lte Connoisseurs rlltce we are making ll-y topping ulf

this $110,000,000 ol revenues. L11, iu this stage tlie lllinistoi- of l‘iii- Jltvu lllls .bcci1 removing ti-Jllfectl .ri' lagitttl-oirtiiiil 1u.i1.li1~; llll‘ 1.11111 o1’ olifaiuiitgy-rei nu il 1i111i1.g_1l.lli- 1.111 taélilior huusilt. L, " ‘111- cuiiti- to {to coitsiileriztiuti oi‘ G1: question, how lite reventie ls to be raised 'to nit-oi m; balm“. bo-

t1i1111111111111111111111nriniiiritiiiiriiiiiifi [w n m W Hm d u . m‘ c e. e1 ure an 1c or-

l0lllLYl-TilBt.F.ligi 11111111511 i “BilYER" 1151-1111111

‘ miiiittrttiiiiiiiiiiiitiimiiiiiiiiiiinii111111111111

‘ says: - nu more loziiis." l wish 1c dwell fur a inotnt-itt on tbcl "lion of loans. Canada, i11 so 1111 as lter domestic loans are cun~ cerned, stands in an enviable pu

SLUUIL: ‘When we were iii tltc inidstl o1 the \‘-l1ll‘.v\. i1 we \'.'1"c con-l trouted witlt l'.\ii'llill'iillllll‘_‘f 1-xpe11-' 1lll\ll'\.‘t3, when we were notable to uliiailt lite lll"_'\!n‘.5ill'_)' lllilllUy by 111.1115 tititsltlt- o1’ Canada. the then .\l11ii.-lei' of l-‘ittztticc turned i11 our own people, is not the record ul ranatizi in so fir its lter Victory loans are concerned a ZllUal titliutr- .1l-1e and highly

Not Aspirin til All villmul the. “Bayer Cross”

aillier tiatlotts 111' tin; wovlld

great i11 peace, and great 111 tin» HllLT.

"Tu-yer" lll ‘iiiiica the -~1vit'1i"i pr lI1.1111ii1- l 11'\, -ti.1 ‘ ' l-rcnrrilii-il l1}; iii fl

- .,,,i..,-,

1h,- batunce below-cu the tirittnitry irslimaltiti rcvcnue and thi- expen-

rill, Ncuri- . 11 pcurrully. 1L! iribh-t-i cost but. . r "1;.'.\'1-r" iuzrltagcs. any “Bayer”

r i111...i,'.---~i-i111 11f Mono- 111 .\\l'l1‘|I\ tie-111i»: HKIYPI‘ 111. ’l"11.1.-i:1 or lluyir company “liuyci- CfulLl."

obn- Tnblcii ‘.1 .'

c is only c o i". , lfll\'l'\f"‘_1'i'| oi-i-iii arl -r11.' '11..- mimunu-iun, 1.. .-.-.-1~1 .11. 1.. 1 . _ Ivlll I111 ctunipcii with their 641mm! 11111.11» iitflfli. Li"

taxation. l aui sure it will be gen- erally accepted iit11t taxation is 1111i. an agreeable subject under (‘ullpltilff-‘illtlll, the people of this 1r .1i1y_ titiier country do 1111i look 111111-111-11 with [ll-"llflilft! iu 1.1x tiills piling i11 upon thcni oitc utter uti- iither and iii on“ iortii and ituother. -i1’iit it ii-i 111ccs>.try' tor us, uu it is

' .~ ry for cvery country, that wllilll be . 111x of one kind or iii 11r1i1-i- 111.11 the public hll-illlkkjii 11111;.‘ b1.- miiiltlclcii lir .1 ptopi r and 1 ,iiit1eil way 111111 i11 l.i1'111i'1t.iiice \'..‘1l1 llle requircuients let‘ the cotlniryf. Apart 1111111 the |i‘UVL'|ill\‘:i cbllittii; l11'll'o11| ctlst-tul; '.t111i c.\1'1..i-,.th,, iliilttlstei- o1 l-‘tt1~ auie iii the 11111111111; inrtits o1’ tlircct taxation that h1- ititetitlsi t11 titiopt,

Iii.»

I . __ r, -_ , llilttuit. -

111;. 111.111 well i11 View i11 so iui as that. could retisonitbly be itc- itliilillllallLtl, the placing oi‘ the

lixrt. burden i111 tli1- sltoultlcrs Iioi illo,-'1- bl-‘st uible i11 b1-.1r 1t. 111s lint. utiwi, r/aii -lo lW-llcvts, Elli iiir as tiiigltl liedhtillu 1111111111: to pay ve |:1lii'll i11 uti- iv‘ay' 111' taxation. lit- proposcs, its ii neccss ' 1111111111 oi‘ raising revenue. an excitte tax, t1 lluxitry 141x, a business prolKit-tiix and alt lllfftfilrlg i11 U11.- itictiluc tax \\‘u have lterc .‘".ll't‘l_V :1 sulfic .-1i‘l \-i1'ici_v.oi' taxation lo 1111-1-1 all tastes iiltlitiugh it is quite possiblc that all will iiol be picasi-il; prob- ubiy quite u;.nu1nber will not be ‘ pleasedf There have i11-cu 11 hutnr of people who have cxtircrist-tl ' tut-lion wltli the form of 111-

iaxatioti. 'l'l1cy ari- lXl_\"i::; taxes ttnkuotrn to tht-inst-lvcs, 0-‘ it were, by 111i-tilts of cusio tlti-

lies and excise. 'l'h1.-_\' arc 1111i sait- isil1-1l~or. at lcusi uqtitc express-111 (lliillllrillliilltlll, and ilt1-y ltave Jlllll that they would like to pity din-et- iy. 'l‘bey will have their oppor- tunity; we have i11-r" both, we .li.1ve on admixture oi’ ilirect and iii- ‘dircct taxation. it i.-i quite pumi- bli- that time are some people who not b1.- siitisfieil with t-ltlet l‘. ch.

new l

l_1OV€ly 8S when

,Thoae delicately tinted, filmy Georgette and Crepe hlousea——those sheer and gossamer under things, laces, i etc" are really bcncfittcd by being cleansed with LUX. lull!

lioireverj that remains i11 be . The 11111111 thing is that these tixei

LUX takes out any perspiration stains ‘leaves eveiry- 151,,“ m. m, ndjnb-tcd m,“ 5,, M. ranged lhul. they will, lit so fir as

thing fresh and NEW. You sec, there is no rubbing, , _ _ _ _ _ _ that c.1t1 be done, bear least activ- with LUX ancl it 1a a0 pure that it will harm nothing lily 0:1 tltosu 1111111 arc least abb- to . - pay '1l1cii1, Wllllu those who have at all that pure water itself-may touch. ,1“. ,,-,.,,iu, “m, are “ML, u, pay shall be asked to p-y und [my well. lllirect taxation is not ziitugetliet 111w lo up; for two or thrt-t- years, i11 lcasl, in, have l1:i1l quite a con- ,>id1-r.ibt1- amount and llll: year it is iuvoitcd to i111 evcn greater ex- 11-111. lliit generally’ speaking lUl‘ t,\1- 1..- past wt llilvp 11.1.1 indirect

ll luin-ly rcrfpi: lion/q, "T/ic Carr of I hiinh/ 1.l.\'illll)ll, and lll(l'1'|t||'(' peupi1- are lot 1,11 much 111: llsf-illtt-il i1 puyiilp,

Clot/ins" tilt-ill]; scnl frirc ‘a dirt-cl 1.1x. 1111:; lear both

7"'l1i1i1ls are brought itiio opt-raillor.

.1111l ivhcn the tatill has been itch-11- tiucully revised-mwftei- ii thorough investigation into all the tliilerent phtsci-i o1‘ the t|ites1i11ii~<1ve 1111.1." look forward next ycur to witness- ing the introduction of 11 tariff iii-i nearly pcrfcct ns can h1- madc 11nd

LUX is matchlcas ‘in purity-matchlcss in results.

Lu! is aoltl at all Grocers, Departmental Stores, etc.

o/t rnquesl.

T1111.- litsf; 111111111. 1.. I llllllfilSiiléllé the B

. 4.574.000.0111

'l'uti'l . . , J11’ 73,000,001; "3' “infill slUC¢-- :\l{-'llil‘~'[ llll 1- is-iiiriti-il ('_\'|ll'l|ill ' [iun ' what 111111111111 of lllWllttl’ llJVl‘

111 51000000110, which amount has

1r t‘()lif‘il],'i'illl:i. thing something for litany ul‘ the

and coinniertil-il lite.

d-‘lgurois ari- rather a dry subject "ti!" Wlw flililll llllif: "l!" mil"- und 1 iini iiiclini-d to apologize 1m- lt is tint practicable, Ind that l8! 1111i to EEYMQIKI! nggptrade vrlwl-

. 1 _ _ _ _ Hallways . .. . . . . .. . 251100.001. having dvrolt so long on those phat; Yb-‘m-"Rlflli" sill¢¢—WhlCh‘In ltlclf l-‘lotiting obligations .. 74,058,000 es of the question, but i11 cuualii

crliig a Budget Spcechhtgiftticaiilno avoid tiuollng figures uni great number-u.

ancc of our tlilft-rcltt, .1111] our Ir :1-lc and 111.111

:11: 1 rl t

oi‘ the llritllll question as presented by 11111-11111 liuti. gtmtleineit opbualttnl to

i11 particular, 1 \\‘l:;ll 1o ruler the attitude taken by the l1o11. inenibcr for Shelbouriie and Qum-iri; tMr. Fielding.) so let Like u grctit members ul’ this lliouse l have i1 recollection of the hon. member, i11 common» with a number 11f political 1159110111105, in- velghiug yi-tr ultcr yearvagalust protectltln i11 any form whatever. Time iifti r time ih1-_v involtcd the nniletliciitiiis ol l1 ilcrivrn on tl11- pmit-cllvt- sy 11. flhey d1:- " "cd that it u-as scent-sod of God and 111.111 and that at the very first opportunity it should be pulled up rout and branch uttd totally 111-s- truycd~~thit such ‘an uceuriieo tltlttg 1111 protection should not be l7lll1l\\'l‘il 1o exist 111 this c1111utigv. 'l‘ii1 11,- ticelzimttoii-i vscru nutmuile lwhcu the- Liberals were i11 office; they wi-ro tiiudc when they \\'1;l'1- in lopppsltinii,an1l wcrt- made with special oinpbiigs when elections were close at hand. We now have it from 1111- hon. gt-tttleniiii 111111- rcit that iii cffrttl tltosc- ilcoli tioiisi \\'1'i‘t‘ only iuti-itilcil to win tl- 11-titii11i atid not :11 llu- given effect to, iii 111., face oi‘ rcpcatr-d dc- clzirzitloiis by 1h1- lion. hiciiilier fur Shi-ibtiriti- and Qni-cifs, who was .\lhii.<t1-i' oi‘ l-‘iiiiineo iluring the ll.‘- t1-1-ii yn-ars tli1- Liberals were i11 unit-Q, p- was 11111.11 ia-iiiiirkaltie Hi1- othi-r night t-.1 li1~.ir that lion. tt-‘P- tit-man cxprin-ts- 111.; lilP-S respect- ing frri- trade and protection. 1.111 1111-11111111- from his speech di-livcri-u on .\l.-t_\' l8 as r1-p1irt1-1l at 111180 2581 of ‘lHlTUVlSUtl liztnrnrti: Whit-- ii is true that at all 1111111 for many years ull our turilt‘ dis-

i111- say thiz:

utlget

a. great stimulus ln our industrial

i11 vcry- liaiviug briefly m and tllliitlllllill)‘ reviewed tlleladlilllv ffgm .' lstrzltitm of public ulT-lrs up lo ' this point, having taikep _.uugpilz- lwstlllijigi-i-l

11.2.1: .

But before doing

tiucstiun is interesting because it

y. cannot-idiom». 11111.4. t the hon. member has liven u: l1 pretty tldod OQIIIIIPIO of l1 Proceeding, tin; d ipergbcr lflld-

There iii not alrflhilg of the

' _due respect‘ ', e described as- t-xtrclno frealradcra, l think lt i8 peg-to depart that there .

kl111i uowpnadqvl to those gbqamay

no wild will be no absolute free trade i Catuida within the llf iiue 01 un

~ pies urouwt sound. - l}, ».:\‘,_,, _> Free

31131; prlritiir-ahlo to 1h iii-mile!‘ teddy? It is mnrvi-l

w

protoctfciitfif.‘ T-fo n-ow auivoeuio protection "Wlitinigvi-i- occasion r-i

‘ary stiurccs and Ulllll’ zictivitleg, lffrvlli‘: '0 “mm firoto-‘flal, m u“, form of

(.1- llyitlllLlliJttl and ,out. .| v ‘ 11th tl'_.- uj..e..l ill .~l i"X.i1-".. 1111 .i hnuntlbs. ti, ham proulcum‘ in .it1ot.1. s . . . . . . . . lJ0.0iltl,00t) 1,1115. ppsitloili iuui-"liilclli wotngwailtil: n“. form of-nntbdumplng fogula

-~—-~- ~- 1 were: 11 11- rescii c r, 1 . ' ; ,

. '1‘111‘11 .....,,...@t'1T1,00t.',U00 ‘shall rcft-r brlciiy to 5.11110 aspects Hons’ to “we protucuon In m" ‘

expressed- the greatest surprise.

millennium had i11-rived. thnt litdeed he iulght well Nune (lltnittls: _N0w (lll-illlltibl thy ucrvant in paacrl‘; because _l1e had si-on the conversion of my es- tccmctl friend 0n the other iililc. llut, Sir, while we inuy express surprise at this apparent conver- sion when wo slit the evidence there is nothing to be surprised at; he hid always held that view. To emphasize this point 1 e1t1i- not do better than quote frotn the speech of lhe hon. mcuibi-i" i'0r Pnrkdale (Mr. iluwat). at one time it. prominent nictiibcr of the Liberal party whose loath-rs when ln opposition expressed themselves so strongi-y ln favor of frce‘ trade principles. That hon, gcvtiemiin

,-'id1- o1 the Ilotisc, for i11-lug an honorable than he felt thtt _li1- could no longer belting tu a purty whosi. professions of free trill e lti opposition were not trans 2111-11 111111 practice when in office. But he rcli'iiin1.-1l from tolling; t'tl1-.-1 out of .chool utitll he lii-uril the ex- Miiiistcr oi‘ Finance (Mr. l-‘lcltlitig,

express ltitnself i11 the terms i have Just quoted, when ito spoke iiius: ‘ ' ' -

'l'lic political aspect of this

is so drtttniiiltv. The other tight

Njflllclplvflf.‘ 1111 not 1111111 1111611111“inlthbecomc such z-

llpuig 1111111" prepares

dozen other ways-die ls a thorough going protectionist so 1o speak, ls it any wonder, Mr. Speaker, that utter thin candid cuufesslotrof the lionoriiblomembor, the Minister ot Trade rind (lommcrce tSlr (it-urge Foster) who for ()\'(‘.l' thirty years h'1d heard my hon. friend denounc- ing protection, rubbed his cyus ‘llltl

iic u-ondercil whether or not the

He felt iiuy,

ilocs not now sit on the Opposition -

WAXT

01.11.112.111... for heaping dishes of

n Y

ridi, crggltly Kellogg's Toantecl Corn ,, Flake)» as only Kellogg's -l kngvyhtj ‘- cured crisp and frag- rant from ‘WAXTITE’ packages,

‘l i ~11. .011 ."Md .1 patllirlgd l: ourgitlaignfiltgcheri: 1.11:1.‘

. OIOIiIO. This signature iayour guarantee

Krtluitfi Products-Tented Corn F1ilin..gl\,d_ dud Krumbles—Krumblcd Bran-Ire Inll¢||| w, new modernized kitchc TORONTO m4 . Ialway: wrapped "Waxot —-8old Bvuyqhm

l

crtrditiible 011e,?

itcss .11 the present day uhil one that has goitc far to impress i111. with tho fact that she is great i11 war,

The iliinister oi’ l-‘iuuuttc pre- sents to us, ill tirtier i11 llllke 11p

dituro, several diifercnt phases of

' any “

have i11-cu lIlttYU-(lf its:

f" Tm‘ 5l"’“l“"f"l5- “,“ll‘“$l‘“l" and i“,',',:.'-Ii“i...i, tho question of frei- Feliliug) stttcd libllilllifafl Tii.‘.'.‘.l‘.l‘.i“‘lib?!"i..lli‘i"‘l..ii° $3113‘ "'="‘"~~.. .. - . “"1 ‘"1- -._'--"?‘ ‘"- -~' .-'-.- -'~-" "w ....§l3“i....I-l"iYI-l1 ..'.'l11',‘.‘l..'=‘.-L""..1'dill §.'.‘1‘.‘..‘°,Z-‘.‘.°.3.“."iifiilllfliiilfitufié m“ Umsmutcfi C___m“‘m,: i-rs of the twmst-rviitivt- 1113111’ but to agree lhiit what he did i11 thei

sup|1ortcil 1111- Liberals i11 the old dais when. like ll11- Libtrals liie lircsi-ni. 111')‘ “'-"~‘" l" Jill-ital“ lion, who ltuoav how 1111i1-,i “H0110 [lit-re “'11s about my hon. friend's. view-s. it was a good ilaal tnoro than -tin_1'-" l am sure, The b0"- lll\‘llll)t'l‘ 3111-; on to say:

.. [hi-fix has (if 1111c i11-cu .'1 r1 vlvt-l 111‘ what l inay call ihi- fr- 1- Iftltit‘ i111iv1-in1-1tt and llll‘ lYPP lFi-ll" ‘l“"-"' 111m to now llll‘ '1 i11 1111i front oi oiir- tariff tliscu 111s. 111 is l1l111"? ~ "ti-an

._ 1 llt‘\""il!4i’ 11111‘ lllflllPf‘ f1‘

is ' inch so 11inch i1uportii1i1-1- to “the matti-r and have ltll-‘Flll-‘ll ll “l” their pialiorui, ~ Ali, 111y hon. lrl1ii1l W11:- lllli“

i-oqur-ttiiig with the llllfll’ Fulfill’- winguiarly tiplttlsiltt to m1.- tmibilll“ the l<‘1i1'1t11~r>1' 11,111). 11f (i11-i11 [treat-tit this t-vt-ltillg, tllttl 11L- is lh1- i-Itiel‘ i11-vile himself.

Mr. iii-Jill (Alai-ltt-iizicl: 'l'l1t~r11 lll inure than onc- of llw l“‘-ll'lllvl'5 puny prc.i1'lll.. ,Mr. Mel frictufs cor ice l1l111 liltPil

‘z l acct-pt my hon. 111 I did nut 1111i.- 1e he is not sitting

i11 his tisutl scat, Tile llllll- lll""‘l“ i11-r for Shclliurne l1flllT“l-i!lll‘l‘ll -= wctit on I11 s11)" "l" 4 ,§’

_ i .1131. I .'

‘Wiilr iill tlllo respect 1o Llltlil. l -1uk1.-,1l11‘\ VlPW 111.11 rrulutti-gtilot is m); it priiclitrtil 1|11-.1iiou til 0111' lur- itl lllflFllntilllllb 111' todu)

This is verY f-lllll" one u-liei tnigbbwtthn ingiilln" m,“ pa“, l)L'I‘|] di-siitbeil as lite‘ high priest or i-hlci ‘apostle ofdret. trade \\‘llt'il lic w s in-‘t-llfllltlllllll prim w 1395.4“ met, sliioc then almost down to the present time The lion. member continuing. said:

There are some things that W0 should do well to remember. In the iirsi place, it may b1- wcll sim- ply lo remember [but there tievct‘ has been lii thi- llotnltiioti oi‘ (‘an- ndii such ii thing as irt-t- trade.

N011‘, we havt- 1b1- truth. Tllh‘ lion. 1111-1111101" hero niultcs opt-n con- fi-ssioit that during ill tltost- Z-‘P-lf5 in which he and his associates prcaichi-d i'r1-1- trad» on every pint- loriii throughout th1- country they 111-re simply tii-cciviiig thi- people. ‘flit-re is a iroril thiit has crept iii- 111 our language lately that is ap- plicable to the hon. gentleman's aitatcnicnts, l hcsit-te tu use the expri-sswn bctrziust- it is hlmost ivorkcd 1o de atli. lti

The word

/ WHEN ustua WILSOWS ,

FLY PADS t

115110 DIRECTIONS - CAREFULLY x1110 {rrottow Tum

// 1

Best of a Fly 11111.1... 10¢ per Packet at all Drugglsts,

_ ' may us it result, confidently expect

O

Grocers and General Stora

of

l Sitt‘ only 1111c‘

s the ex-lllliiiislci‘

public interest was right; anti dur- ing that tl_1nc any ch iiigi-s i11 the, tarilt‘ from the old iiatiuiiai policy o1‘ our Conservative opponents did not scent to us to be v1-ry shock- ing. i was rather surprised at the confession that was made b) my bou. friend. Perhaps because l was brought up in SllCll a strict. political school 1 ilitiuglit it was vi-ry bad politics 1o 'tdiuit anything which tiiiglit be taken iltlllllllltlgo of by duo's opponents; btit the cuu - 1es.iun having been tuude that the lnbcral party of thuso day's was ri-aliy not a free trade party but 1i protectltittiid party, frees ine front the secrecy that 1 would titlierudsc tuiiutuiii, and permits hie 111 say that i concur with the hon. gentle- ui.1n (Mr. Fielding) who made this confession that the Liberals of ‘hose tluys did nut, ainung tht-m - .i11-lvc:; anyway, Ulilllll that they bud materially rctluccil the protective policy of thet-uunlry.

'l"h11t. is the confession of u gen- Itlcuitn who was \vitl1lii the liiiicr circles of tho Liberal party-"u ,coniesslun that they were a [rt-1- .tt'ud1.- party only for the purpose of ‘ttlt'(‘l‘lVlllg the people 111 order 1o ;gct lttto power. l

1 'l‘bat 1s the

fiscal policy under

tWlllCll we tiro tipcrullng now, and how tloctl it tlifft-r from the Na- tit-nal .i'oliey of 1879'.’ Did the

Liberals when lhcy camp liilo pow- 'cr, iiutwlilistaiiding their tree trade ‘proli-ssloui-i uiui their convention

resolution in 1893, like uny steps

1o tciluce the larlfl‘ whi-p [liiiy brought down their Budget i11 1897'.’

It bus been iihowii by those who

were in 'lll0 inner circles of the

l-lllliiflll I't-rty—1uul the statement iliaa not been ilenied-tliiii .74 per cent. was the greatest reduction ,inade on the Ntitlutial ‘Policy taritl‘ brought down by Sir John Mac- donald, and that for the last forty

Yllilfil we llllV" retained lliut iden- tical ilseul policy with little change. except a slight reduction here and :1 slight advance there. Why, then, should our (esteemed friend oppo- all" tnakc a lotid profession 111 be» coming somewhat oi‘ a protcctioii- bet? ‘ilut all his colleagues urt- not moderate protcirtionlstu. 'l‘hc hon, member for Bronte (Mr. MCMHS‘ ter) “'11s I11 hit-t seiit ll 111o1i1e111 ngo—-

A11 hon. MEMBER: I can gut l1l111. .

Mr. bit-JSAAKT: The genial meni- bcr for llroiuc has u resounding voice, which is something 1e thankful f0r—l wish I had SllUll roeul equipment, then l would tulk.’ illut that hon. gentleman tloes not agree with the cit-Minis- u-r of r‘in1ince (Mr. Fielding) who. nlter having expressed himself as i1 protectionist moved an iiineitd- iiiciit which was extremely vague, and ivhicli l think Was iiptly des- cribed by the |11111. member for ited Deer (Mr. Mitrhiiel ‘Uhirkt Wlll), although ho, Bald he utouhl voteifori i1, luvelghcd 41311111111 it. lii o these words. l will quote his ivordu:

I t. .

1 should have tipped it would huve contuinctl more ttillk 11nd lesa water uttder those Clfcumfituitccia, mi would llllVi- been less of .1

shillyruhtilly leinporizlng and 11px. . .

purtuplst piece ul’ print. ,

1 think that tieurlbea tlieflfamcndi

inciit 111 its true colorg, ,‘ l 1 would like to refer very brleb

er, till will remember llit‘ 111-chir-

, lgiegt resltl .- maktn§ and , making you can always