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dsssy' _' ‘stile sure” r°"‘n‘“, lilnswayou an afisr Ffinnilillhf' reviled ‘ t mm", the '|e'1\'tsl gender, "s"n'd didl`a‘t you see‘liil‘

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EDWARDISL.-_AND

Pnmvious AND PRESENT

“Just think Finnigsu or ilndiagsa

las r ost nlsinsms on ess et me plllrrs

mon; the arrlvaisin one ot the daily

F"lu»t@n.s»a_te_a ,lmsrliqm » _war d ’ R _ bvrlifd l°°¥f§.¢¢<l°ii'\wl\r _U or rl.. rrorslcr nuurluserne rrmsrl

runs

the new hook Prince _Edward Island]

nears ssrl_arin" ltlilslrulryrrllll. Mt, _,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ L,,,,_ Will life aneielant bobk and every 'D

like thisworthlliy dollars an

uf out some reflection on the cllmau,

Isisnlsr oasbs to be proud or it. f

"Grosse, no tb’-y say, was a fine country rest of the book is meds up ot obituaries. In hir time All Dl'0<iil°¢¢\ It 1"-Ui' I 50”" !|,'s u has iillnu to get a chance to write great lien but according tn the new book yr,

shs ‘as onlya grease spot. compared to this lhrions Island with her six huudrdd have been eternally neglected if they had notable and illustrious sons. Yrs six left, it to unkind posterityto write their

hundred I said and nil alive except about

a' hdif a dozen who died of lonesonlcnese Bilkios, he owes me a little grocery bill bslora _tirs blk crowd or heroes arrlv- ,

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the oivllistlon, the crops, etcetera. the

ur own obituary. _ About 500 if these great men would

, ubituarrles. The lmt obituary I read was

you saver road ancient history lihs me or i perhaps never heard of the pursuit of the golden fleece or of King Arthur and his

besides other varied experiences they forgot to put in the book.

mi 1 though; 1 might grid Wg, how much i If St. Paul knew that .links was oomlngtliollsrs. Doesn‘t lhsound like “a sake of

VV in 'ur wot-sh, Ig, ,mrud out "ke . after hlnl he wouldn't have said a word I soap, la box of pins, a picture of Mclilnlay,

Don‘|7y3Vn relyanber Tile Guardian was Pe,-u|“,|4|,~¢r-¢i|°m¢gg und I |°gk¢d down about his perils of robbers or perils otland u botfle ol liquid aiu# all for s os" the llontturgget nerr and had herd tits ms-_ to ass lr Pernns or Burdosk "mor helm: drvlwedin lbaskeh- What quarter-" i gg ilu.) twslnty and slew of them Bitter; stmekout, anywhere, I hats to bs do all _these anfount to compared to a Doctors, l-lwyeri, tinksrs_ tsllurs l\nd‘ 'iight he marked doubtful. The i-aught in amediolns add, but. no it was train wreck, with all the racketand roar journalists alilmmortaltsed for the srnsll i uusrdlsn didnt bsatthe bushes well nil st.:-aight. and the flsotn wen supplied and redllghls sud the ladies waiting lst sum of fifteen dollarss pleoc. Elnnlgsu I enough. by Bliklnr. I expected some reference to the station to weep over your mangled like to ree the journallais netting immor-

“They aranot quite sure oi the fallow his buying his rrroosrles from Casey, the remains when the‘rellel train arrives tallzed. I slrrays had a wnrm spot in°my

wVl=wa|g`n‘|}d thsxlnelapd eeVelLn&_JVthat.h*e&`giltV griged grouse, but. noit just told ,home and then you jump down frumihesrt for newspaper men and I just wlsh`

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wooasrlul smrirr about Blliilsi' that I tl never heard altlio' I knew hill linoe we I V played maitlss in i.haalley.1 It was A. glowing tribute to the usoastmaa' us `w

and imagination of Biltrlns. Finnlganfweed in your hair Butiiifkhllks a

knights. Perhaps you' read Gulltver‘s s

travels but in any case get the book it ie everything.

just as wonderful and entertaining. And

the heart rendlng situations in which A

some of the heroes were plaoed. Sure gentlemen who woilldlftmlnd exnhlng' -there is young .links wasu't he in about lugs few good Canadian do lals for fame n half dosen train wraeks that he knew or land immortality.

ntuoky eolonel vras never in much I of water.

Now tberelsour friend Chney he.

may with asnlile on your face. Thats

Ke

pert

He says that seversl enterprising

Just think ot It Flnnigan ulortoua

immortality and a big book all for fifteen

. . . . . . -1- - -;-_ -.- - -:-‘-:- -:~ -:-:-:-'-:»:-,_:V mmm from B¢|¢},;|-,;¢h¢¢¢"¢i|mum¢r- who hadturquoiseaud opal sioncslo sell, ' A ` able Tqriars, some ecconlpeslicd by their and we spent a rainy afternoon in hagg-

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` 'i' ' ' ` ' . ‘I , z" "" ' "" :` ` ° """":' °" '~" ";. l"'°P¢l'- There are rqwe u‘pon rows of shoddy srlicleshnvellumped their things _ .,; in-; i 1'. :_ cheap brick sheds, one storey high, yel- on Volga-side. Try to picture a third of

. ~ > __ :___,_ _ _ ' __ , ,_f lvwUCil¢i!t§,wlti|`apey'enientgfgi1gm»¢|_ I mile of tonlbstollcs for sale'-tliougll,

';Dtii’i\ig the last two and a half )'¢\r l ' You can wsliinilltlituer PU* of n mile i n“"°°d"-7'J°"°° °°bM°d' la “ "‘°" Hibernian like’ most 0: me stones are uf

rhdtikr the Oelman commercial trsvelc nor his wares have had much chance get msg me slnerun rrllroerl. N

that the twin line of steel, ru_nning for tliohiaud niiles Moscow' to Vladi ~ stock, is free from the conveyflnce tiiiops, fine Sibeldali towns, whfdh '

belrnaturvlng for goods, 'are

large supplies and §peVe_dy

ilu eblsrlieacmraltlos of var

iiowhvir, German firms have

r"rg£tllsu"t¢ nur me 'lives or their

gf; ip a region where the value of

deoreqaiagly regarded, nor to there iss very'

ig pegqsg' of payment. Kahdmethashad to come sed this yeh, writes Foster London Standard, Nljni

biflfitl NUM glory;

fl`ir"ha|'provlded mssilksile ssthfrivz-I itrdty salllios

the Ruaalqaimpilf- H55-|°P" 1@,`Iie|i who have taken to is iiromlvinur v.°e»¢;‘sus

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rrrulgtiirk my parts not bgdul

I hh* ld' Piislsus; Moslem:

men, alllu

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, I fetch. The Tartsr asks twice as much as

san Amcriesa

.pint shops crowddil llth skins, most re- ` quirillg to be cdrd. For s year Siberia is hunted for shinafto supply the Nijni Novgorod mart. 5 The tribes of the north rim lnilrr winter; ‘colonies of pollursl

f étiles have sometimes little other means 'nh mth' ‘hd “ ‘he R“sSi°“ I°“3“°X° i'

iwinningallvhlibood than by getting

I Over hundreds of miles of tracklese sli`ow'lise sans are hauled tilla river la

nrlaclled, Tlien by boat they are brought. meld “nd” md' °'t°"`

to some wha-e the Siberian railwa

Vdga.

‘ nvhnrr nlerelrarrt urs nu bs ers' everywhere. Ii his slothful but still,

Vgorod with perhaps n couple of thourund '

nds worth of goods.

Eastern principles. There is no fixed price. Evbrythingis worth what it will

s thing is worth, aware all the time that

with you kno* he |. uunfdmtbk wh" he fancying they look toward Mecca, whichm

rin rmpt; vor offer snr 'nrt urs

my naples rss you gruisglgrly runs;

Then arn1Hahl"s( the pldsrsqui

PW I way thieves -which they probllblyVdo_ u The market h conducted on strlctlyr - _ l

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women folk, swaddled. weanng collar box hats of velvet decorated with pearls.

The fair ground is a mud flat lying a~

cross the Volga from Nijnl Novgorod

of disgusting mire Peasant carlers, ln

charge of ineonsequent teams llauling miscellaneous merchandise, yell and bawl.

` A jolting drneky attempting to dssh by splashes the unlformof n Russian officer

well stored with expletive there is violent

,Huh ._ ' cursing. Ruiailn soldiers. ullwashed and ing gm' and t° be found in every Rnssian

n unkempt clothing, trudge snllenly in

the gutter, carrying big loaves of black`

A cadaverous, long-haired, black-gown-‘

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aén mm” to some “__ed pnest goes hurrying hy. Old women' '

cross themselves and young men spit on the ground. A bunch of ponnne Chinese

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y .ln blue jachetsandwith swinging piglalls °‘ 'hops u mv" “P t° the sale cf um` `

da,h°m%,*i’,`.* “men ul kim i 'come over the Bridge from Cllillntown,

e s a _ ¢

|_|,‘¢ l in Pom" md; `"_h_“ It Num New where all the bhlldlus have eaves that lecr,\

and on the doors are painted rampant dra-‘| guns of fearful design, intended to frighten l

Tinhle tmkleand an awkward heave

and bump electric tramcar comes si/zling .

along.

S0310 Moalcml are facing tllc casi,i

he plsuerin among then- rr-l rsrlitltrms sleswerm spotls this worm sua

tar than turning up from penis ol stes- with mud on your booinand ass

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lilo world to come.

V “Flnnigan you may smile at this way of lobialning immortal fame but its the lrsult.

iuly female relations are women. The

darlings should have got Ai.-hnncc lo tell -how often they were ln love ur nt least in

the vicinity und whut. kind of hats they

of rrenuine lmeriesn invention and I anl‘ like. Then the blgllook would grow as

` ln for modern nictllods. Llkellle tile- big ss the Pint-yulopurllll llritnnnica. 'l‘h¢-y phone and the electric llghtifsu modern say tlllli li few ;_»rl1tll~nlcn wiln pill. their

convenience. Ytars algo n man had to do bhllunrlos in lilo hook :|irlll't think that

lwsys has something to say aV¢alnstV

msrlcans came dowllhsrelookilg ror`

making the hell ring you hlt the Aulerl

something to become lumous. llc llud to ll

‘ be _a general and kill la few hundred fellows would grl lllllsllnin They t|ldn`c ‘thousand other indlvidua's who were estimate thi- rffvrl of llileon <lollsl~ on the ‘looking for trouble and got it. Ile had to ll average Alni-ricflll. 'l'l:<-so llllnc gentle-

’l`)g 5|; ndmlml likg Puul Jong; gr an gut. ‘lllen would give tlllriyilollars ulld the big 'law like Bill; the Kid but naw just iikg, book to he oui lll thi- fresh air uguin and hitting the machine on the square audi Ciimi' Of Ulf* <'l`0Wl|-

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lcnlfs palm with three Vs and up: goes ta I

lkir:~ null .llllksnnflullollt TN' other

‘ Tllelu are nnather few who you and I

ways rrgllrllull ns illv.-braille of this

oouutry who do not llgure in the hook st.

your fume nndtnstead of atwo cent ,||_

cigar with a cabbage paicll aroma you "When thl:Alnerican 1-unle along with ilet I big book. I tell you Flnnlgsn I nm his beguiling slulle illoyjusl pushed that

liiiteen dollars lleellcl- in ll il l

n for modern methods and then who can l 'Q _ 'r°"’c"`

pockets and smiled :lull up to the prvsent

_tell in dity yeura the diff.-renee l>etwoenV ph," |, no sign uf ,,,,,,V ,mle u°,,,|,,z jlslrs ans lnlwrnl wlrrsss or ullrlss sua on. George Coles! Everythlni! hm a faulty "B""'"" -V°“ “"’°_""'-Fi““i¥°“-'I2 hw" Flininuh unlmnyou do it Youngs" and I V nu xt o_i' the heroes ln :hill l-ook sud vs hat.

.100 and l cnulll wrlic ul-out them would

‘have just one fault to ilnvl with thc hook.

he twice as true und three ninles as funny.

The women get no .show and the most of' Good afternoon Mr. Finnlgsn."

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Yet there is a fascination in illc lllul-

agiile that all the manufacturers of

wood, Here the merchant from the far

interio’r may acquire a really striking monument which will mskc him the

envy of his neighbors who have never been to the fair. A whole street isfllc- voied t0 the sale of ikolls, pictures of Allnts sei Out in Byzslltille Siylc in flam-

honse in the right llnlul corner at the upper end of the room. V

There are strcets sian-ll io the sale oh

Russian boots-there must be millions of them. Bsttaiions ol' sacks laden wit: raisins block one throllghfnre; srlothe road is a maze of bales of wool. A row

hreliss, and thereis meriment watching he astonished collntenance of s simple

peasant woman having nn unbrellrl open- ed in her lace for the first tinlc.

Miles upon miles of cotton goods] are here, with no nonsensical half shades

above them, but strong and unnlistaklllllc

reds and greens and blues and yellows. _ Haifa street is given up io cheap her- msn toys.

they do not, and are performing their dc 1

spd tim' is "*h`.'-R mu "hmm "nt votlp:s in-ghe st.r&l. Mosco: mercllnngs ”"°` nlntaadtoincrease eoffer.So muchv' “ joint' we' an ' “mm '

7° 'th ' ._ *-I » ~ | time is ‘by him regretfully lower- Phme' mug' dn i [uve my mm

wooden-hut for you. I

_ yobr offer, uat'il_at the end you come very V “mul” @"“'*‘*°“°|' °' 'h' "b"°“’ iinporiunete dealers. And there are liter-

""’ rrrr li seueosuy ls urs prior you been ‘|»-*°f\5°°i~"*"° °° Wifi' W4 ‘°“'_*`°*" *° Nd kno,” be ‘tip ,|kh¢_" , bean! sh children; and without which the’

Ruljrl ihleritiig its uae from Tatar

about ill! lllr.'Lf“.@','_&'..°' R/c*g‘h.h°w mmy 'w9‘IWX#d-Nijnl,N0v`gorod. The failing sun 1-sry lure eauerloislrrl parm: ta¢~-°¢*5i#_-°i'v°ii»~ 'A Fisslli" i°\» '11' *Miva ssrssslsg are easter °f|lsrrmrr.,

naaelm '°" '“¢‘¥*Y"i°* -amines- I P°ff°f- rule elnrréner, s lmnlrra rw-rt ima

trains, inflow!

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Russians from the

trousers and top asa utter isle. -al

Masensrse srlamiins

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have I seen such a

about the fair. The

of having all.

ef crude Ausirsin elec';

stnle vile, illgillyt

_patterned mah ‘.;

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‘ff °°“"°°‘°f mn" bdh, beaten withwoodsu hammers, made

‘lssevsoieg ulelodtdils. There was the

WHL ltreity' :imp of full lriurrl lznuasu

°°*i*§‘W\iiiiI\¢ Nils! _N°vz°f°d I-if soldiers inossusg tae sul tours fern-err

¢‘Uf°m¢fY i° "°°°i°“ ‘Kanrhbsi ofa city doing business lil fbklmll- 5'" nm' "lhif5b6f'_it’s voice; 'down below on i

.Voip Us the aeurry of tughosts blsiiag

lhfolhliill-1~

In the centre of the fair is a large red

brick arcade, with shops selling the usual tinsel and expensive things with the usnnl rvwhl wooden faced individuals sitting on benches and stnlidly _enjoying the music. Tlierelsihe usual pestering by

ally billions of post cards,

‘Last evening st sundown I 'climbed the Hill oflhh pdaint wslfed fortress which,-

sansaotn esrue noewssrl sllnrsilae trru‘

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Biilerllwsdy arelched s est and us-A ii¢r&s"lri4¢oisr my mlm. with ~

l0wl'iQ purple sky desdlng to hiaeh. _

[ded aloha in the deep shades of the forest

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cd thltilfrencll fmllilics lllul soltlcll ill lllc

ahove named locality, To um- of these I wish to draw my renders' llitcntion- Xlvfel' Ayblwe. llc was lllc first kllowll

to have committed lllurilcr on this lslnllrl, and his wife was the victim.

ln the retired part of the well known

Rose Hill Fnrlll, zllul near where the

house now stands, ilic decll was collllllitt-

ed. lt was ascribed to insanity at the time. The body of the woman wns found

by s Search party, onc nf wllonl was the writers' fatllcr. This would be about the

year l8o6_ The body was found under- heath a fallen tree, to which the searchers

were ailacied hy the voice of the crazzd

husband, who was wnlkilfg to and fm upon the recltlllbelli troc trunk.

As there wus no jail nearer than Cllllr-

lbtteiowll he was taken i.hrrc_ llc was

not, however, brought to irinl, hut spent the rest of llls days ill prisoll.

It is seiil the milrdércrs holly now lil-ea

under the present Mnlpeque Road, lead- ing to the City. Tllcrc is za tlmclling ill- cillenl in connection with the crime.

'l`lll: victim had in her youugcr days

won the loverofatl orphan child. in this strong healthy woman, the' child llful found her ideal of womanhood, ns she was not so robust and sfrobg as others of her nge, and needed such a one as her sffeciionate friend to trust in each day, ‘Before and at the time of her death this

child was with the woman she worshipp- ed, assisting, as far ss her strength would admit, in the household llutles.

When the news of the fearful death of

her loving and loved friend reached the non doubly orphaned child alle was in- cousolshle. For many weeks she wand-‘

duellingnil society. S_li's had I sweet voice and was often ' singing, is her loneliness, a lament for‘ilsr test friend. fit this time the

wareain \,{¢|(h,¢"_,¢,|,\ .\,f;|| “n_` on the Psirlioll farm,

Nr °1<1 wwf- -=“,'u"_ss3»a larsl resort.; .rrmrrlf

llsflhhfililtllittldeil the Mhices. fhpilen, t.~.u>l» as crlosrrr, utr

oleistdng pastor at that time. so the wridr lib been llfortnid, knew the childs' fury had between the serrihs ssthslltanegstion were alta! os the

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mute ofrrlirler at limes one can im- f _ V

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lhdrtcenl article ille writer mention-v Her answer wus: "l cannot, io-day, it

is h`ull<lzly." The cxplallniioll of this is llllat probably the day was to sad on llccnllntuf it hvillg lllai ou which llcr friend had lllei llcr avi ful faic. llllt aftrr

':l llllle, relclltlllg llrr voicc lrrokc forlll, lllovillg llcr rlulc :nulii-llr~_~ to tears. The

voice is forever silt-nt, lllll the writer

often visits ilmt lilnpid spring, whose sparkling waters glitter like gems iu the sun, and witll which the writer llns been

fondly familiar during rl long life; and in imagination loves to piciurc the pious priest and his llevotcll people seated as of old and in llear in fancy that childish

voice, The writer has nlrcndy seen six

generations of some of those present on that day. (inc of lllose llcarll the child sing oil that occasion,lll\1lrel\ie¢l thc fart

to the writer. 'l`llis being :ln incident to

llllnd in relation to illc gowl priest named above. This I will givrnly rcadcrs at ll flliilrc llate.

-lvl/all

l’l*,(>l‘l,l‘2.

Smile pcoplc sing,

Sonic people cry,

Some people quit,

Some peopleiry.

Some people laugh,

Some people frown,

Anil some go up

And others go down.

Some people llhmle.

Some people praise-, And some have kind-

Ly little ways,

Some people play,

Some people work,

Some look for jobs Arid some shirk.

Some people wear

One things while. And then they change

To suit the style.

Some people long

For this and that Some think life good, Smile say it's lat.

Some people are

Both good and had,

A lot have woes,° A few are glad,

It takes all sons

of fours, you lrsorr,

To make up iife's V

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lnln'tm‘rri»t|rsl, , ,` ma ‘ -lusts or are rsrlrr s-rrllssas as r turn.

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