It is claimed by some Conservative papers that the party now in power stole the clothes of the old govern- :ment, and that the principle of pro- tection is still recognized. This is :absurd, as a careful reading of the -new bill will show a great measure of reform. The duties on British goods are reduced 12% per cent. at once, and 25 per cent. after the ï¬rst of July of next year. The taxes on binder twineand barbed wire have been reduced and within a. your will disappear altogether. Coal oil has been mduced one cent a gallon. Iron and steel duties are reduced by from $1.00 to $1.50 a ton. Corn is placed on the free list and the flour duty is reduced. There is a reduct~ ion equal to 22 per cent. on the duty on reï¬ned sugar. Duties on the raw .material of many kinds of farm (necessaries are reduced. It is true :the duty on some articles which may he classed as luxuries, such as liquors and tobaccos, is increased, but the general tendency is downward, andI in most cases ad valorem are sub-i stituted for speciï¬c duties. The Mail and Empire makes itseif ridiculous by declaring that the new hrifl“ bill discriminates against Britain. . ,That ‘ journal argues .position, moved an amendment in favor of an immediate reduction on Britisn goods, which; however, was 'voted down by the Conservative party. Without insinuating that the late government had any intention to discriminate against the mother country, it must be admitted that, practically, it was discrimination against her. Last year our products to the value of $66,690,288 were sent to Great Britain, which for the ‘most part Were landed free of duty, whereas on the $44,448,410 worth of goods sent to the United States from "here a heavy duty was imposed. In the same year we imported from Great Britain $32,919,742 worth of goods which paid imposts amounting to $7,358,514, While from the United States we purchased $58,574,024 worth of goods on which was im- posed only $7,767,922. The above: shows that Britain actually paid into our treasury about 22 per cent. of their goods, while the duty on the American goods was only 13 per cent. ,l 1the strongest opposition from the ‘CODSUlllQI‘ of these goods, or probably from a manufacturer in a different industry. The new bill, although not possessing all the features that free traders would wish for, is a step in the right direction, and is looked 'upon with much favor by the heads 6f many departments. Probably the most popular feature 'of the new bill, from a Liberal stand: point, is that which gives free trade England an advantage over nations which have high protective walls. This preferential arrangement is not intended for Britain any more than ffor'the United States, or any other iiation that chooses to trade with us on equal terms. This preferential plank in the Liberal platform is by no means new, as Mr. Davies, some four or ï¬ve Years ago, when in op- It; would be too much to expect that [the new tariff bil'l introduced by the Dominion Gwernmcnt would be ac- ‘Cclntable to all classes. It would be very easy to frame a tariff which would give general satisfaction to 'the manufacturers of a certain line or goocis,'b11t this might: meet with the strongest opposition from the consumer of these goods, or probably House Wautm Chan 36 Chan ge 13; i3? HMOND HILL. Thnrsd THE NE W TARIFF B1 LL New Advertisements “we years ago, when in op- moved an amendment in an immediate reduction on 'oods, which; however, was own by the Conservative tr. Siver: Eï¬ihmï¬. E. Skeela‘ 3y . April LB. VV Men m- Wumeuto travel for re- sponsible established house in Ontario. Salary $780, payable $35 weeklv and expenses. Position permanent. Refer- ence Enclosu self addressed stamped envelope. The Natirnal, Star Building, Chicago. W. T. . STOREY, wm gee an article which will give the very best antistachiou. It is Something that every .Iumilv. needs and no household is complete without- ono. The New Ruvmond is easy to learn. easy to run and L-be mice, which 15 away down to suit the times, makes it easy for vav tamiiy to ob- tain one. Can and see them before purchasing elsewhere. N. B.â€"~S NEW MW?! Cannot be settled to the hetismction of every body. but we are conï¬dent when We aav than all who decide to purchase a. ANTEDâ€"SEVE {AL FAITHFUL Mvuur Wumvn to travel for re- spnlmihleUSLabHsht'd hnnse in Ontario Salary$780. payable $15 weekly and expenses. Pusition permanent. vaer- euce Enclose self addrcï¬svd stamped en\'e1npe. The National. Smr Buflding, Chicwn. That High School (311931312011 Three more byeâ€"elections were held on Tuesday, and although all of those constituencies went; Conserv- ative at the general election, they wheeled around and are now in the Liberal list. Winnipeg has been redeemed by nearly 1200 majority. Macdonald has returned Dr. Ruther- ford by about 500, and Mr. Perry has been elected in Prince Edward Island by asmall nmjority.‘ The Liberals are surely in the swim. The above authorities evidently (10‘ not look upon the new measure as “ Disgrimination against Britain " as the Mail and Empire says. Government and people of the Do miniouof Canada of the generous ï¬scal changes in favor of British trade and labor announced on Friday by the Parliament of Ottawa and al- ready in force, and hopes this ï¬rst step towards a commercial federation of the empire will be followed by Australasia, South Africa and the other colonies,†unless the Germany, other com mercial tr this arm n; cent gave Imperial I following ‘ “ That ful and f1 Ripans Tabules cure bad breath. Ripans Tabules cure indigcstion. Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative the fullowin remarkabk agrapl) read departure is who desire t more closelv 21011 have a 1'( . B.â€"~Sc\\*ing Machine Supplies always In stock; also epecial attention given m repairing. V31] (21 inst to do claims tI' unk our g‘ she w of the reciprocal tariff, then duction will be made for the cl seal fcdcl is unnecess effect that v any c0111)th Canada frec SEWING name Britain Surely the Mai beginning 1111105 gym» 7: SEVERAL FA H‘HFFL ;t. contain nadian ta ch< RV( Llu 11c words th is He accrual 2m; and 1}. AGENT. N ords 18 an artidc ‘ 11'iff bill whic DOt step c2 will (1 NUS a N L017 Vi IIous( in does not; appear. [ail must know that this my. The bill says in hen the customs tariff of admits the products of 01' on terms which are ainly duti ll] 11 0f ; reductk do so. at 3c the 26131) er RV :ium, France a which have with Britain. nt Canada has MACHI I’0( nude for the country As England admits or practically free, v get the advantage 10 \vs “1K I‘lu fl‘é with wax-1'1 ram France and somc )11] 11K empire knitted It is the most 11 DIEM 111 pl'CSSOS grate- nicion to the e of the Do- G ma 1: :mpn-e Charlc of th on th 1n tht mm); “The new mg to all on in X C811 H the terms Mail towards nothin in dL UK 118W 1V0] On a d U H Teas. For that reasnn‘ they See rim-t none but. the Very fresh leaves go into Monsoon packages. That is why " Monsoonf ‘he perfect Tea. canbe sold at the same price as inferiur tea- " Monsoon †Tea is_packed \fndbr the supervision ofthe Tea growers, and )5 aQV'emgvéapd sold I) them d saniplc of the best quglmes or Â¥pdmx and» eylpn It is ut up insealed caddies of 54 lb“ l 112. and 5 lbs ,an sold :11 thch flavours at 40g..5oc. and 69:. If nur grncefd-ws not keep it. tellhim to write :05 FL. HA‘KE‘ER it CO., xxandlgFrontSt. THE r‘mts‘r TEA IN THE WORLD RICHMOND HILL. A - CALL - SOLICITED. DRESS - MAKER, C.A.A. 3 .. :1 V i? Sperm] uttrntiou given tr. Purl-1,00mctery mu! Uuuin'tu-J orders. Esmmaws furnished for guy- pu inn.J Rubire m‘rhurda. Why buy nf foreign concerns or of middleman when you can purchase as cheaply from us and can better V'aluu. Our stock is Calm.de grown and acclimated. Catalogue (English or French) [use on appli- cuts-m. STONE & WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ont. FONTIIILL NHIKSERIES. The Leading Canadian Tree Men. . 1497â€"412: ‘WTB have the largest assortment and employ ‘ the very latest and ulusb improved methodsi’orpmnagnbinp. A1! stock carefully yacked under our personal supernsmn. and a}: new varictiestcstmluh our trial farms before being catalogued. These are the only testing Ou-hurtls connected with uny Nursery in the Dominion: MiNTS WMTED TB REPRESENT E38. Emit & Ornamental Trees 700 ACRES i SiiliUB§. ROSER. VINE-CS AND SEED POTATGES st. To Ripans Rlpans mu. uor. Yonge 5: Queen ï¬ts†Tommo " ' " T ’ WWW FROM THE TEA PLANT TQ THE TEA CUP IN ITS NATIVE PURITV. Apply to Haul Ofï¬ce 01 W. 0. MI: When you have them atgefxgied to come here‘ For a. more convenient season, may get in such a condition as to be a]- most beyond repair. Don't_ put ig off. just is soon 5.5 your teed; nééd 5.7.; tention, have them attended to. Why ? Because here you ï¬nd the most expert operators and the most modern methods. painstaking and painsaving. N.E. Cor. Yonge 6: Queen 513.. Toromo 966609069991; C 6‘ 999 MISS C. HARRISON, H. A. OALLOWAY. Dentist Baby Chance Mart‘éï¬gs Cardinaï¬ Fe a. Slmp nutritix TH E PERFECT TEQ 10 BE; Egamhams E ASSOCIATION AGERT'Q \VAN’E‘EJZ}. Tab ules: at druggists. Tabulesvlcure dyspepsia at The the ,1. Scientiï¬c and bi preparation {or inf; children and inva 01‘»? 01 XL yfr 9N KRAY, Ir titution lat a weak cons ‘Ut SU will b‘ Torénzc before Fasting m the 40 witl E31 ff P. (£’.'SA‘TAGE, «- Richmond Iâ€"Iill \Ve have again on hand the largest stock of Wall Papers, Ceilings, Borderings and Decorations ever shown in Richmond Hill and will be sold at the lowest possible cash prices. Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Mixed Paints in all shades and colors. Paint, Whitewash and Kalsomim Brushes in all sizes. and can’t be sold cheaper. N. B.â€"â€"Robes trlmmed and lined cheap. SaskammanMéanhwesiguï¬aiaï¬ehes C. MASON, _â€" RICHMOND HILL RICHMOND The twu very best Robes made for the price. Also Rube Trimming and Lining. Leather Mits, lined anti uxfliueé, from Stoves, Eavetroughing, and evelything in the Tin and Hard- ware line at small proï¬ts and quick returns. Hardware, Tinware, Milk Pails, Pans, Creamers (all sizes and prices), Nails, Hinges,Locks, Fencing and BarbedVVire at lowest prices. HARDWARE STORE Gets up Hauness that can't be beat in quality and price (711101†own makï¬). NOW IN STOCKâ€"~â€"â€" Horseclothing of all kinds ; \Vuol & Rubber Knee Rugs; LARGE STOCK 0F FURNITURE 8 1b. 3 in. Wire Rails for 25 cents. THE LIBERfXL †OF’FIQE. We are headquarters for Clove Grain, 8360. E'H‘E? HILL FEW; gm Usual Stock of Groceries NU OUR SELECTED MAMM JOB PRINTING Furnaces 0f the Best Makes IV A LL PAPERS 4/1,; It? Repalripg promptly attended ii OUR PRIZ‘E MAMMUT 3 FIELD GEMS UR IMPROVED SHORT WHITE CARROT VERY ï¬E‘SsT And everything completerfor cash only. urest 130-132 KING ST. E; snot. nnneamnm; roots uldered. small top has fr RICHIE ,Try the Shear ‘NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE roppm'. the heav The Steele~Briggs *3 14:13 â€"E3 EKEQ. LRepaixing promptly done. Has for sale all kinds of Constantly on hand. G‘rIEO. DIQDONALD DONE AT End £0311) w1nuar e 9'1 Sagï¬ UTE- sh “'1 TOP ï¬jEEH}-S. imothr; Ml Em SW broad