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—- CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. GROWING FEELING FOR RECIPROCITY. MR. TAFT SPEAKS. By Telegraph—Press Asposiation—Copyright. (Rec. July 22, 1.5 a.m.) New York, July 21. President Taft, speaking in Maine, emphasised the desirability of closer trade relations with Canada. They had reached a time when neither country ought to be envious of the other. Each ought to be convinced that the more one prospered the more likely its neighbour was to prosper. He rejoiced thet the Anglo-American controversies were" settled or being settled by arbitration. For the first time in history that could be said. SIR WILFRID LAURIER'S ADVICE. ANXIOUS FOR A TREATY. Ottawa, July 20. The Prime Minister of Canada, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, speaking at Brandon, declared that the American tariff admitted agricultural implements free, but the duty on parts—4o per centum—excluded Canadian manufacturers. If reciprocity were introduced, it must relate to every pari of an implement. He was anxious to secure a fair workable trade treaty with the.United States, in older to secure that market for Canadians, but the latter should follow the American example, and put their own interests first.