Sessional Papers of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario Volume 33

Download or read book Sessional Papers of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario Volume 33 written by Ontario. Legislative Assembly and published by Rarebooksclub.com. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 410 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: ...and the proprietor of the finest dairy in the world--with her son, the heir apparent to the throne, the owner of a fine farm in England, and taking prizes at the great shows of that country--with Lord Roseberry, one of the leaders in Parliament, and other renowned gentlemen equally interested--is there a man, woman or child in this country living on a farm anywhere who needs to be ashamed of this professionl It is a day in which you who are the workers in this great field may well hold up your heads and feel proud of your position. I desire that you should learn all you can, and that more than ever you should bring into your business that intelligence and that skill, without which the best results can never be accomplished. Onr boys went to South Africa and did well. They have given Canada a name which she could never have obtained in any other way; bat is there not a part equally important, which you and I who have remained at home ought to undertake? What Canada wants of her sons to-day is honest service. Let there be no shirking--let there be no holding back, but let us honestly and faithfully do the part that is assigned to us; and every day as you go forth to your work whatever it may be, I should like that you should be inspired with a feeling of patriotism--that while you are working for yourself on your own farm, you are doing your best for your country; and so let the words ring out from day to day-Hurrah for Canada. Mr. Mchvrosnz The President remarked to-day that the farmer's butter had no quality. I think he ought to take that back. The PRESIDENT. How much of it'! (Laughton), Mr. Mclnrosu: I think Mr. Yuill and myself are as capable of making as good butter at home as can be done in any factory in Ontario. The Pssslnsnr: ...