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,mow icuii./li. Iiii1LY)lan CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1908

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Week commence the celebration of hm' three hundmdth birthday

at Quebec. _ ve

The Bret p_erinanent settlement in what we

.NYU thhl UW Fmnoo WMI vétiiblliihed representatives of the Wolfe, Murray, ,lf Q\l°b°° ill J‘1]Y» 1503. bi Smuel df? Montcalin and De Levis families. Aus- lm1U|1P]l|ll» Um-lid 8°°K3'9~Phel' W the triilia is to be Npresented by its new

HEDominionof&.nadawiiltl'lis0°

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'hiencli king Francois I

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- Jueiuu éartier had attempted some All-in by sir Henry Villiers, chief jus- tliing of the kind at Cape Rouge, eight qw

miles above Quebec, three quarters of a

century before (1bamplarln’s time, but his -, eEoi-te proved abortive. ' 0hamplain'» nascent colony, under the did of Quebec had two narrow escapes hum destruction during the first year of _lb distance. Soon after the erection _of his firlt buildings Champlain was 'called inside by one of his men, who re~ veiled A conspiracy among a number of his followers to murder their commander and plunder the colony. So prompt was '(iha,mpIa.in’s action that the conspirators were surprised and arrested the same

t and e body of Duval the author

m ch pleasure by Canadian society

governor-general, Earl Dudle and South

of Cape Colony. ,

Perhaps the most striking feature of

the Tcrcentenary celebration will be the pageant to be ierformcd on scvcrul oc- cassions on the I’la.ins of Abraham. Eight of the most strilcipg scenes from Cana- dian history will be enacted almost daily during the continuance of the fetes. The performance will take place upon one of the most picturesque spots of the Plains of Abraham, overlooking the St. Lawrence and Wolfc's Covn. Between three and four thousand performers :irc to take part in the dideront scones of

mmission, is looked forward to with

Vilaitors to the fetes will doubtless he ry much interested in the presence of

Tercentenary as honored guests of

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high , fd! _ ,_ ony gy nu u , ut everyone Soclations which cnthrolic it alnong the _ occur the leading ccrculonial of the fi.-ics. urllli.-ll and beriring torches, some on foot. gf the plot, was soon_ swinging from a Perf 1,' ' ~ » " ' '

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seventeenth century accompanies ,his I soicreign, and the tivo are followed by

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:se tc iveo f -~ N°W BDPBHN, at a little distance, s

the most brilliant knights and eourtiers yrullg man in the imiforln of ii heuten

of their time ml

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' '~s tl. PL-riod of its lifvnlmg guthcrcl ivhure ills shituc now inlirlis lho site ol? coiilpllzllicc with thu tcl'lns_of tho C“ff'~`W This iolloivin gm 5115 pug. f` yi;

thi; DUBSGIIF, a_nd___the____co_stu_;nes are not round it; walls and rullipiirts fresh nd- the old Chateau Si.. Louis liars wllllliL .i cerlaili hour oi' the night and iully (' g I lp mn 'Q C M 5 " |

exceeun e

Before us pass Dollurd rica ()i°lnclil\, l °°mDanlul by his 10 Fr:-nch cornpnnione \\ Ulld the faithful Annontnhn iilth lil- _\l' ~- €01l<lUln Warriors. They :irc marching to -ll martyrdom, but by the sacrifice of their ill lives at the Long Sault they suircd thc ii' Hlfiint colony from certain destruction by,1'<' thc In uric -

ers <>_f_ ‘vhoi arf- tolluy fl<ilil'i»=hing citicsrliil lin Xiolettc, Mzlisonnf-nvc, dc Iiicnvillcl

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Jolleilei M“f`<l\ll‘i~tf¥, Dc-qucn, Ln Vcran-I flu 'lr."C- l ll; ___ The ciimlcndo of~ 1065 roprciveliis dr- fll' li'uc_\', his councillors, ollicc-rs and suitu | \\'

"°’"l»nsed of 2-1 guards, six pngcs, several ‘ rif- l“Cli“l'H Mid four 1-oinpnnim of the fam-l Ill

ef-t budy of men, which was eubsequcntly ill: <llsb:l|lllcd in Nl-w l"l‘:incc, eilpplied ii bo large nulnbur of Sclizlicilrs :lull other crllo-'filr iil.<f..~1_ \vll_o-e si-ttlvlliint in illc colllllr_\' :I-i'

_ \i_u.-i url lnlporiolli feature in its c\puli» ll-

.0Ul'1‘ill"s de Bois .ind ir_tr-ry-ri-:cfs ofllw

NC\t comm 1 purcly Canadian scour ll

lrllwrville, I.. ilclll, o_.<lul.1 its 'l iw

sion, lalvr on. -I \,.

' 8C1l¢‘rf1l of His Britannia Maimty H~ I Po c other than James Wolfe, ii \ -if the Plains of Ab;-iilmm l li-1 li the midst of his triumph

lvl ulifisc _il-zine, together with that of oilicailln, is lnrilssoluby associated with

_:Lf D114-ufvsqiie corner of Canadian soil,

_ <‘.h has been the scene of so niany_ he- ic conflicts. l\_luri'ny, his ¢0ml,ani°n.§|1. HW. ilvcompnnlos lnm, as well as the

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'l`hl~n full/iw thc explorers and foliud-liiliclish ri-gimcnts in tl ` b 'll'

iclr rl iant uni~

l'lI|S,

The group of ivnr-ricm thot

next pass

mark the reconciliation of the former

`f'. \\'llo now lilurcll together beneath, f- salllc flag. Tlioy reproiwnt the period

l'/'75, ivln-n fiuy Cm-|.,¢0n__ one of

olive fnrlnor licuicnants, conducts the fanfic of Quebec against the American

_ _ _ _ i-onion, alld under his orders Britieli

_Dua Cul'lgnan».Siil1ierr_-s rrgllncnt. This sc-lrwiiilum and French-Cnnarljim mi|i|;j|,

lrch to victory, and repel, at Dum. lirrrvs lllll, Solilt-all-Mat:-lot, and Prm- Villfx lilo volnbincd llttucks of Mont- 1‘_f"'_i' :lnl _\rn:il\l_ \Vllut zi vivid recol-

‘ilili ilu- 1_,'rr:ilrgi‘liiiflfrlLlll:ni

of tha

=l‘"li ccllclilliorl of Culizldilina hold of

'i fli"'l`ul ni iii of the 3l|~it of Drnccrn

bbst, and his head displayed on a pike

the hlgflieet roof of the buildings, f

food for birds and a lesson to sedition. Ei Of the N mem-bers of thc infant colony,

gi ,erl.lis'<i_ ci assent doing as fu-it §§0 winter. _ _ C

ChampI¢ln'§`cx‘pc'lii;o'l to Quebec was :__

fitted out at the expense of De Monte, P

the Oalvinist govemor of Pons and gen- To tleman-in-ordinary of the _French king. gh In his _own accounts of his travels, he Fr

lag preserved for us a rough sketch oi i

the "Abitation de Quebec," the first ph

'~bd1¢11n‘-si-sei-cd_ln the old city, drawn

with his usual disregard of perspective. fy

It was bemuse all the most brilliant

_history were to be celebrated at the ter- \V centenary fates that it was early de- Ot

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A glance at the programme Ofimdjng hollol' il? its trlnst. iniinllood. TllL'rC- The Prince will be aslicd to decllil‘c_ . _ » ` _ _ L,-'.-_ ‘~ i~ nm. of lllc Sim-ri-lgn 1-1-nilialli. Thr- fatal ball which laid rcentenary events indipntpg thug; the fore it ccriln to us that thc tllrvc liilli~ file fetcs open and to cubic un cxprcs~, Culiudiun history from i.`ul'ilci' to l‘lI`0Cl¢ Vollllfil of New Ifiallcl-_ ‘.\f¢. f _ . __ _Z ed hy rim of me beginning of Lhingn in New llrcdtll ulililv<~l'.~uiry of its foulldzition is _sion of_(,'anaiiliuli loyalty to Kind l€div.ii'\l._1ilnl lic S-il_a.bci'ry will lic lllficloscd to the Nl-it in cl»l'oliolm;i<-;il iinlcr and in ill; llund of a Frellcli-Canadian, Captain ,m(.e_ and the lessons of C,.,m_uge_ of an cvent that s_lioull_l uppciil to tho iicdit i`lll\i will he folluwirll by an uct of grate- oillii_0kci'i~l in thc ranks of the pr0cL~.~i~lllili |)_\,,1, ,,f U". I,,.,,,,.,,_i,_h ‘._,_, __r_,,_, ,hp h,__,__(-h__b0t_ _ ety and patriotism which their __(mtem_ oi every Laliullliill lroln the Ailuntlu LQ lul iclileliibrlince to i.lic lnoihcr ouu_nti‘y to l_oil,o\y _.thi-;,_hl4&l.L-ill;-stli\:¢.\\'at,c,li and tliv nine _of the coloilyki lirigliti-at 'rlnys=l\ia.~1

tion inspirog. were gh, ,§mpei|;,y“h1.,m,_.,»the~<DAoific.' 'lf in tho' older 'ages' of Of Cllulnpialn, in the shlipc of a lncssage- Hcralds or Arms Jiicqilcu Cartier will 0'! llcnrril ll l \’

lic..-<l lll tllc pl~o<<~~..|~iii l»_\' u l»|'ll.;u

_ _ _ - _- . _ _- _‘io e l c cl-r-lil.-lvw. the Joan off min - _ '

es of the Grganizem of the coming ie? ;__l_i_i;-__i_l:_i_._i_i_re____op__c_‘:;¢.\i____;i_€_ gi; th; Ig;it)_'_<;i__ ogfB§K:_iagli_;__i_d£_E__hii‘:hf_ih_i_;c ;i_p_;';_ini_p;l_p_i_;ie__l_ih_ lil_s____ofi_l_c;:vi;_l~; i:_iEd___Isl0___:~i_4_2___‘l__ _-\_i-c-_ni New l»l‘llncc_ ill-fore thc \'.'ilour| calls the virt .... of Ph. .,-iucuay, wh_l§ tee. i . -

_ . . - -_ " fi’ :_ <1- . o :irc ul-riiu-fl at thi'

sided to invite England, Franco and the bee in the name of u _“Gunter depu_____ birtliplncc of ii spirit of Canadian brotller- tho Prince of Wales. Qllli-xl (`llludc und the mucli~lovell slstcl' lurlailli ` t f ‘,- - ' ‘- -.

United States, which had each its share gic in their past glories, to send representa~ 91d

dv” tg Quebec. Much of the promised

success of the celebration will be due adn,"

llllriiiiz ivllilrh lluv Carletovi

\\'l\.'»in illo »l'inci ull ° lit i»- S, nr" .~ l' : 1 ' '» 1

The vivild represcntatioii of a number which blend for ull time the glory of_ l”_"ll'_“"'5 “Wil “ml bl' 'fll' 1'}'lH"'=`\`11l_°'*UV""‘1 '"3 h°"f“~ LWVY @V'~‘ml\il i~l\f~`Y l>f\‘~1`*’ll'~'* cn! [Zone floilpiI_

the most striking scenes in Canadian Enilnnd with that of 16|-n_n¢,,_ 'ol _.i<l‘:ir_icc, lji'ollugc» the Llllicd biu.t_Pi4,_ tllc silvets with t_ll_(- llui~ul<ls-at-al1lis und _- _ "___, of 1_~_______________ ig _O ____ __________ ____ story is not the only fcliture of thc " `p1‘uIl|_z froln such lilieilgc and cnno-iAlistriillli,_ New Zcalaiiul, thc South Ain- _ Sang the cu.i'fciv_ llloee who are to__p_Lr' _ _ - _ __ ___ ___ lebmgirm intended to do lionm- to nn. blcll by \v_oi‘ld-i'e|lowilc<l_ docile oi rlil.l'ing,l can _oolonlc>i, und _liy llcilti-u:il\l 50V*'f"'_1°"" "°"‘"'~` then* dUl'lllg thu _ieI`CvllL¢‘l'U\'Y _‘,~__-_'_.|_=il:l.\_'.' oi' llisiorit- r-I:.|r:\ctci-~‘_ Tho gui* fi. na] heme; or go empluueize ,lends of Quebec will cvci' rclnaln_ the syiiibol of 0f_.4_.emi.dian pl-ovlllces,_pi'ull~lols, cabinctl \\’1ll do the sulne, talii_ng_ th_i-ir nii.sl_i_._._ ,.m,_,_ _,__m_ml |______._,h._ C0______ F___,_______ |____

nadilin valor in the days that liavi- I-l\_0={0 ¢'l0fIlL‘I\i~B in thc life of our Do- lnliilstois and otliclu, will rocolvc the ad- fi_c\il~i: from thc c_i_ii'few air in iilcycil-\@~l° nav i.~l :iccoinpnnicll by i'-lar. l'.,\';ll, thc won fhc hearts of ilu- l<‘rcncli-Fulindlariii §ed_ \ ` illllllon, which go towzird building up ite rlri-ss of the city of Quebec LUN UUgUf*I\Ui~H- I grrat bisllo of fl -l - l l - - V. ' '

I) \ll'c lil., fill! )\ ll llll‘Yll llll

All thc leading cliamctcln and sconce lu Hi of lug co" ¢ 1

'Irie "5 llilIi~`l| poiir-r lil _\lr-1-rica if illi

l"l`.'ilrli (hill/"li.ill niili: in throw ‘ln l lkllll of iliv-il' l|lili:l‘lir» :ind iilfllwncc l'»

ilu- _~flll llllcoiiliii bzlluucc ln fni--r thi" .f\lnl‘l'icnn illviillcrri, Cnrliitorfa lull :ind gzcllelolui policy had, liriwc\'e»'l‘,

l lvurird llecp ihc illellmry of former

nf;,olnfry loii lhll nl lit was fir

*1‘lie"p'mEUR'sT01\°`df national glories te`r~ lifes with a group that strikingly

_ . - g f oi ills young wonisn, aid-l only by iivol C l l d- 1 h'_ 3 l

They were so declared in the bemlth land the _yoiitliful secda of courage, pletyl()ther ceremonies, with appropriate little' shi . -- - Ll ' "one ( ’ N 00 V

_ _ _ _ pg _ _ililllliill and a fciv serv-iiits, thc Iroquois tcc

loeles of the heroic period of Canadian fully worded uddren; presumed to Sir and pa_§r-iogism, it carl, ln this mgdern speeches, will follow, and _as the historic _1‘hcn will appear in all thc Y_n{1§nlfioolu,--_ ,,,,___,_ _,__,, md in ten_U_,_ ld

uf L - - - _ n. o lizz lu t ' ‘ '

' D1-nrlil»l'n_ '

f - f » » clotlic~ 'l 1.- ,.| i . _ U »- .~

I _ge _ g ina erin. _progress an ull procession moics of! it will be rcilewcd \i_ith which history and tradition _ i.iil_ .low iii, mar t ic icguliir aoiuifl of In llrliili ¢. tl - . rl

__mIf_;] luegugffr ';_';,dth};1sM_€;}__§;`“[;;l;"i2u';f limited niitlona.l posslliilltlcn, becmric tliv from thc base of Oliumplain's status bv him the chivall-ous King limncois 1 ini chirp fi t W h D fn l M H “O C graupsfn

rs rcpr-llc-il an invaders un-

tllc procession, the streets through which

_ _ ___ __ __ __ _ _ ___ ,___ ___ ___ ___ H ______ g_poln 0 (_.in.ldiun l_il.~inl_i, an-_l,ix is to pang, nm being dem;-ated lu

n whmh accom___m_ed mm from the iooi_ u.lu<_i_r_ig_ c__coniporlcri_ races 0 Ou Um hwgurwai pr0,_\e,.Sp,n ,B to be ],m,{ ii: in- \ing, c _civl L' lug i MBI-IL ~ ure _gazing upon an approaching llolly of such n manner as to form a Oompleiie

_ - l hear fruit in a deeper ed b the m,,,,m.,i ]1e,».],1,,. ¢_,\ i lf .»\ni.~iuli-lilo. It will be rf-mc-mbercd that snlllir-no Hopi-rlily mounts-d uml <-l'i<i i f C ' ‘ '

cap_t___ to "___ _____w_ pco|_ie,__w ici ivl_ _ _ y __ 1. _ .i ii . mls . l, i __ _ __ _ _ _ . __ __ , _ __ - __ n_punorama o anadian history, in the

iish_u_m_ nt the very gateway of C_____ ___iv_i_d;e t._o_lgc__r‘_z:;-11;: __i_1_;i<l__o__=f _i>'fon-of__tlic_-_\?_l_.i_tcli,_ _i_\_|losc lJri_¢q,_il_cc _\___ , _i i_\_._._._<_ l_y____t__ll_p___e¥_i_f_§;a _g_i;_flc_r;yo___ehrxi__c_¢;1_;4 _i_i_r;l_lpr_li_is, __vhos¢, m:E)i'tlsl hcnllilg_, ollupe of a Kr;-:it chronological picture

mn the nddmss speaking of the -__ b_____ _ ____ ___ cry E er: ini, nil lnlin o til- in l . . c ic a ri cs

P0 il e .V 0 ie na 'on that strive for d if l l tl l V 1 lil iii ' V ll his nalnc in lil L ll I tl' ' y nf: il) ithlml llmlmht down fto mgi the threshold at

< ~ . ' _ r _ nets an cusillilfr .-l' lays lat invc gun . I-' ‘ ’ ' ='»-if-"'l' ~` ~ 0" 0" fll. IC Il\'.‘11l`IH\ |011 0 Hi r‘ lI~ i f ti . I rd

If __t_Ef;___£:-_esen;_e_____¢:_f Et$_i;_____:i_;'pri§_e_:i_;l:_t1:_$; _|&‘Ci_f;y__ofc__£_?;cl;e_::,___'c‘;v__l_i_c_§c__t§i_f___§_;<1¢_';__::f thc- t__i-luii_ipil_cf ni_oral_right. _ _ Thcsc From th? op,,,_;,,_»; .Zuy of tho fetch, 1},.._ l__,,,,,\|,,,,\_|y ,mei-iv:ii~¢is, in li bliizc of will-cos limi..-r f I I - __ °f‘__nf-iv cm c mn_ era on n o er

_ , i i V h I l d i - \ - , _» - v' ' r 4 , 1 ,: ~ . ` i ' 3 P'"‘°° °‘ W“'°°' ""° D“1“` °f N"’f""" “ml """“d "“”‘”’ “ "“" “C” *lm °""‘°"° gli ui?liiT»llif.'lL`ll'»t”cf"liiZ liriiliolilil lgdivl ll°rl§`klllr$'ll,,lll'l'»'Ii`.7.§?°"§10","»ilf'f"'§i lilll lllflli-A 'lllllfll ill; fc°l'.'l.llii'fn°flallll'.l'rihfl.-L

oui' llritionul ci\'.ilizntiorl_ \Vhcn most im, 1 - ,I ,1 ti ' t fu 1 ' H L' V ' 1 ~ - ' '

___ __ .t. __ ___ S h .~i, _ luve_lns| rc lo projc-c o lc co » most important lm.ili|.ies Lo sound n Ioufi _ _ -

dhti shed pe______m__g_____ The Prince _"___ ____b___°___3"_'f_“ __:’_:__‘°i__‘Z______‘_§ __‘;Ut______‘_’_¢;_:_€__ :__l_i_'_r_:_i_or_;_oéughhcthl-cclitcn.ily of the foun- _hliist of trunipcts and to nllike official Champlain a_lJPI'oachus, M"?°mPf1l"Cd 'U' 'l Nl “ln Wm arrive at Quebm °“l b°m`d the Dl`il_lCll7]05 0f ell-i_Z0l'l57lllJ ‘md Cxtmlfl' On Tlluliidliy, the 23rd of July, tli0s" ebration, the arrival of ofllclal guests, the

“E llmlu;’."E far mm dime lmcxPI°r` Wim RTC t0 1`“l'f“S"“t Chfimplaln ond ill-‘I programme of the following day, ctc. In

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premier duke of Great Britain, Lord of Strathcona and many other titled and gf

'the Indomitable while the Exmouth, fly- ing

Ing the iis of the vice-lidmirlil comuiand- ed ing the Ngorilh Atlantic fleet, the Hon. lov

_sh ew” Gare C____zo___H__W___ K_C_B__ “cd hcfmc of °U¥' P90910- _- _ nlion, in ii facsimile of thc ship in which f

lad accompanied by five other men_-of- origin. It has sprung from the chivl ini-, will receive and salute the arrival an

d*the heir to the throne; That France nm illid the United States have each sent age _lgue of their best shihs is a matter of its _'|¢._¢"‘-satisfaction to t e Canadians, and iw

the Arrival of Vice-President Fairbanks who love and strive t fll J. > l whomsds many friends in Quebec during Christ. The change of allegiance which of Cunuiliuii history, Chalnpliliii will ua-_ '1 his stsytliere some years ago on the oc- came with the British occlipution-ga, mnd the hill from his fioit luiblllillon in Cl

of the sitting of the Joint Highi change which, strangcl enough, cxuctlyl Quebec to thc sccnc of his later one.. t _ ry c ing agenc of the colonial policy of the l

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is W 1° nm' °'°“5¢‘°“t° "lm 17° ci‘°w will sail into port early in thc uftei' P

N0 0|'-Y }‘°~H ima H IRON <‘lI-°t\1IlI1llf‘lN‘fl_ the founder of Quebec crossed the Atlun-iw

P103’ 0 10 ll W01'l<l- Ii# filllwlfl halting at the rc oduction, nearby, of‘,'n fillcd with deeds worthy of the best (hc 'Abitation dc dlllcbcc; the first build- ki s od' knighthood, and the hcroisnl of ing crcctcd by Eilropciin hands on the 1) missionaries and martyrs is vencratwi soil of New Fiiinco. -

nnouncemenis in corinectlnn with the cel- »I’cntgrave, his fellow explorer as far as l

iiris, in olden time wlieie thc cr

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ormed exactly the diitics in connection

itll public ceremonies with which they

_ _ _ 0_ UTY tio, landing exactly where he landed ailillurg to bc ont;-usted here, they were 2,8

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number, und their leader, who was the ng~ut~amls, was called Montjoic-Sainb ellis, being all old French wal' cry. The Watelllncli are a rclic of thc Middle

an inspiration and an ideal by ull Escorted by n proccssion representing Ages, und were the troops ivho main»

o o ow cells thc lim ing scenes in thc livroic pcrioil minorl order in thc city streets at night.

`llcir chief or captain was called the

levalicr du Gliet or Comnuindant of

he Archers du Guet Tin cnfor sd

y o tio ollin d_i3_~,l

\i'lllcli ili.~'pircli llinl ivilll thi' nc~vi‘l‘-to~li4~f foi‘,';otlf_-ll ivords “I will pc-rl-ll, if lil-ow-l

in honoring on this joyous occasion o_iry, bcucath thc ruins ofthe colony."

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int coolcr, and perhaps a bcttcr facti-

Sault St. Louis, and dc Monts, his coin- clan, who rvdovnls b’ his brilliant vic- rlidc in Acadia and Port Royal. Behind tory of tin- 2.'-ith April, 1709, the ri-verse thcsc thero press all those who on thc of Scptcnibol' 13th, 1759. Next come the third of July, I008, landed ut Quebec icginlcnts of Lu Sallc, Langllclloc, Ilrarn,

with Champlain "to lay thc foundations G

lil- other is dc Le-vis, no less bruv I

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illcllnc, Ilcrri' :ind l{o'ullloill~illo l

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of a perpetual cinplrc, as much for thc ii'i1.ll \i'ui'ini_r li:v.lincrs_ lfollowing in thcirl

glor of God as for thc honor of France," qi

llct :ind iaviiriccrllill- illlifomis, come tlicf

Afllcr the passage of Champlain and loss rliiciplilicil. but no less valiant mur- tlic crew of the Don do Dicu, the proccs- iiuni azlil (_'an:idiun militizl, amongst

sion leads thc spectators back again to iv

lioni cllildrcn and old nicn march

the court of France, whom in ull thc l~lioilldcl° in .sllfillldc :ind vlc wil.

splendor of their surroundings appear of licnri IV. and Marie do Mc-dicis. Sullv. nl

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hor in b:‘.li'cr_v_ The faithful Indian line of tllc I"l'<-nch troops :old to th'

thc greiit minister, ivho was the direct- |iict|ll’c_=qilcncs_< of this nswliilvlwir-~ wlili-ll

calls thc warlike period 4.-\.'_iil-ll:i,_; hifi.;

in i-rrllrv proper unity of design the en- il:-¢~ plan of these decorations was care- fully pr-4-plirl»rl _months ago. To those fol- lowing; the line of streets in proper order their lim;-oratioiis will unfold, as by the roll of a cinconlatograph, all tho strik- ing <~vr~nin and illllsiiioua names of out nnnul~, cniising them to pass in chronof goliml order, with daics, names por- iraiibi, lending cvl-nts, otc. It will be ul ilnincnse llistoiical picture, easily de- viplicrcd at first view; an object lemon to tho young man and an aid to the meni- oly of their elders; while for stranger! to Canada and its history it will prove n rl-mzirkulilo revelation of thc glories of Cunndli’s early days, rendering at the l-:imc time a wcll-merited homage to the -nvmory of bygone generations, and flushing n lesson of courage and of con' nluncy to that of today.

, 'lllesilnio spii'iti.<l fiilllul. illoilgll in

__ __ Hmullcr moiislilc. ill Ciilludu :ind :~ilo\\'l_\'

. . ' but l-iiilwily thc _pl'0lii_l>itiiin _is 'aiillili'

~ H lllucli to cxpcct illiit withill thc next 17.

yciil'.~i thc iii:ijol‘iiy :ii lcusr of tln- l’l'o» ilillivris of this ;{l'cut l)ull_lill_ilill will lil

‘ . ‘ ' it i th ri 'lit kiiid of n Sledge lluni

of Imers bye wiiicli to crush the enem

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hy Rev. S. E. Weeks, Published insfead ;.’¥_f;:;:f:“:

WORTHY REPRESENTATIVES i

The`voice ofthe cause of ull inullkiiid

“once more calls us togctller that wo may leiirn counlicl, goin llispliiitloii and put forth profitable .~lu 'gi-ations in ordci' that we may become the better fitted to perform our shore in thc exaltation of this our favored land.

But we would implore Divine leader-

ship; for our cause is li noble cziuse and worthy of the best effort ive clili coin- mund`; mill we would, too, he found to- fgdny pfofoiindl rutcful to olir Heavenly Father dir Idle goodness and His merc voiichsavcd to ii~i since Inst ws nsaelnlrlsd in Quarterly Seaeioii.

Today we come together lil _ li. com-

munlt noted for its honest industry uswallos for its beautiful scenery and i°loh» roductlvc soil. While the effects of lolierity and Christiiill citizenship-

urs evident on ovcrv hl_ind. We moo? you and we greet you in the mime o out great fraternity and wc trust t_luit this ¢liIy’l~1 doliboriitlons ii_nd accomplish- ments inuy provo of lasting good to _i_is irdiof large oncniirngelilollt to t 6 Gmbsrso 20 Century Division. _ _

The tcmperunoo liiovonient is gainllig

ground throughout tho world izitoltu guigxyigns def hrlngs to llilfh *___ frolghtuge of p viiegoulld slow _ai ea __ is IIB fb discern, Who fiill_~i. mi 0 l{\_;>_»_ casual observation. to r0C0K'“l° _ “ more and mom the tolnperunco lplestlfili is arresting tho tlloiilthf "f t ‘lnkmu man md lg being more fuvorulily coli-

Tllc liquor' mon :irc lmilizllig iw nov ““

liofol-o that telnporunoo iulvocutvslnciill business. Ill tho United Stlitos tolnpel'~ allco selltiiliolit was iiovor so stil'l'_ed ilp :is :it the iresent tiino und llovol' lll illi-

lii.~itol'y of’ that great iiop_ubllo wus tho liquor traffic viewed wit so lnui-_ll dis- fuvol' imdtlisglist, while tho _iuilgmlrllli of the highest intolllgsllco is thut thi’ ruin liusiness is is gigantic ourlio and ii notional enemy ! What .~luch an utiitilflfl

towzirrl _King alcohol mclill-‘4 ti’ th" ln' hiibitan sl of the Uiiitcrl Status no mot llomutical calculation can ineiouire oven from the standpoint of mliterliil viiliie. ivhilo the moral lilcsslnlls \'95““¥“l'i' i.llol'el`l'olli baffle viiluuiiml and with-

stnlid collipiitatioli l _

l‘ f f` I

, - Y-. \ . Qi, i, l r 1 i,

-"Um `

porch oorbwlthqsisk- ` drylnglnoorglusenam- ’

el (choose among ten pretty shades). Gallon oos!s5fDlq.ft. Dsdl wear, rlds the house of moetdust. At dashn,

orwrito G*

.bu IY ld Gola

'“n|.l:.l':ssle ne

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.|.ppl0i.l.|,tlrill. Illolofolois is nut tor.

iillllol l’l<llllbltiiu l:iii~i sllilllnll to the luw wliicll wc iluiv hzivo ill this Islullil It is tl'ilo_riiir liiiv is living ill\'c.~itj,'.':itcll with careful scrutiny and its opera

law like it and N. S. is feeling tllert

lt-here l

Wliilc all this is so, I am afraid

we,as n people do not fully appreciate our proud' _position us regards tem- pcralicc legislation 7 We have a good law which became ours only alter lnost persistent. effort on oilr piirt ! What ive inllst lluvo now is its vig~ lorolis enforccmcilt! But how clllz this bc done? There muy bc more 'wuys than unc by which the desired lresult civn be reuchcd. I suppose if is possible to have tcmperunce laws mode effective in thcrr operation whilo intemperalicc mon sit in oill legislature; but for my own pnrt l prcfor to have the luw enforcomenf under thc direction of tcmpornncl men I This is to throw tho enforce- ment, after all back `on the electors i

It ls ‘utterly useless for tompernnce

men to vote for lntcmpernnce candl- dntcs-those wllo lictllully oppose thr prohibition movement, und then find fault if the law is not properly en» forced. _ This, then, leads me to any that

we should have trmpernllce candida tes brought before the electors; und, surely no tcmperanco advocate will? be so party blind or party mad as to ` support s. candidate who, he knows, will injure the temperance cause if elected to Parlfame

at in this*

Province. If a mon's temperance

principles do not cause him to keep his political hands clean and his heart pure hc might as welll put upl the shutters and go out of 'business

'enforcement of our Prohibition law. As far as I can sec, it does not mutter n great deal which party gets the power nt the coming elec- _Lron so long as we have the right kind of stuff in the make-up of those who do get there! We war _,vu thcrc not figure heads-not weak- lings-not jelly-fish sort of men, hilt mon with back bone-men who llovc ri mind of their own-men of prin- ciple-men of conviction-inen whose

l=oLLowEl> HER

MOTHER'S EXAMPLE.

Aim xsrr Dn. Fowi.i:n’s Exriulcr or " Wim Sraswsnaar in ras i-iousli.

Mrs. W. J. Wilson, Tessfer, Soak.,

tells of her experience in thc following words : “I wish to tell you of the good I have foimd in DR. Fowl.ii‘n’s Ex'riu\c'r ‘

vision is broader than their pocketslhnive done my best. On Juno lltli ll Q _

nd whose uymputuicc me vi-i;h_po.id a visit to "Refugc‘_ Division N

ightcousness Y T ' and found n large nlllnlilr present

The sixty' fourtli session of the ntiiiliul I)i\'isiim luis passed inln

f ‘ 1 ’ "lm ~ 'rl <.l l

I wnnt tn quote 11 few words friimflt. was the oc-_cuslrin of :i fl‘utol'nul_ H my' m “ms on “ms hcl( at

il letter which I received from fvioit from "Iliuhl:in<l" Division. Tho ‘Star of Hope" Division, (mpg lprogrriln rendered by the \'isil_in;r l W01f@_ The 1gf,l_c;- Begg for-tl, [hp ~Divisioll wus of high orilcr liliil \i‘os__ viowli of that Division in reirurd to inucll apprcciaiti-il. "I`icfui;o" is li *

.\‘iir:lto;.(:i mid prlivcd ill grunt in<

cr(-si ns it wus u piirf. of tho Wol'lii's

"I`enipcr.'lnce Congress held ill cclellrn-

:iry of thc ol'i:illilziii.i'on, uf' what is

thc choice of candidutcs for the com Division that ovcr tnko l"`ll"""‘l to h"V° l'U*`" U19 first I-Gm'

_ I] H l\ \`€lf'J\'

ing elcctlUn_ “The tgnipcruncg p;-,nplq jti<in_ On Julie 25th I iirlilrrssell ll _ sliolllfll take the inltiutlon iiild select, llnl'H0 ililtliuflht' in i-110 l’l`f‘-*`l’YU"`l"" mnrlfrluten in gymputhy with their Church, l~liliisdule_ I nlso visited entilncnts lnstcud of reverently ucv- ,"l3llrllS'_' Division, Tyllo \`nllr~_v_,_rlul_ ccpting the nominees of the l-uni on Juno 5th it ivos my slid I\1‘l\'llf‘ii¢l party wire pullt-1-g_" "The winger. ,und duty to pllrticlplihe in illv f_llno~, ancc people should require of each T81 S¢'l`Vl"€ Of Um" Oi OUT \'<‘l`Y f‘f1~~'f

candidate at the coming election u Young' mgn-_fl YUUTK Hlltlfl of _i<fcrll_nL_ _ pledge tq gupport the kim] of legia. _wortli~o ccnn clurnr cr, 0. urnnl ation that would perfect thc prcs ,fllHP°*’m0i| 0'-ld 0| Doble spirit. He ent i,_Lw_~ jwus ii nun-it fliitliflll und lnui-;l cs f`

Then in regard to inspectors the t99m°‘l m‘““l’0f Ut "U"i"n m"lSl""" i'

letter “nys ;_ --Ins ecwrs who 105° _Sprinp,;field, Lot 67, ond ii. nephew of 1'

u~l`:ln<~l» l.-ricicty in this country, by lr, llilly ("im‘k. Hlllmiittcll in L_ l’. & li’ , E S

wicks. ` ` `

Yrirli, July _l`l5tli.

llopmt of tho (frund Sc-rihc. _“Hi ilu- (L. \\`. |‘. :ind lioprcsentu- lvcs '~

-i' No iii' :i 'ciilhlml lirrc tmlily llvliiii. foil 2,.. -,il-:c<‘f:ltc the pilvi

' -‘i 2 iiflll‘il:" rvli f`l:\l‘1l

: '..' !_~. f -_mill ill t.;l_. l illcriiilli

the confidence of the tcnipcrnncul '"` ’"“¢l1 l`f‘Hl’0°i°‘l G~ W~ A- Tll"*- "__",‘_"“‘ _"'_l i"d“5*““"" ' »"‘-“"“5~

Pc-iililo should be dismll-iscd. Ilg°K___'_‘Y_-{ I “fer l" the IM” Wm' f

1 ‘ ~ . c ay. me wiilellrlitlérdggllndllliillcfltdldii stillgll 0'" Offlvf hfis "le" "Of" ‘“'f"""_‘_ 'jf ‘*=‘ _ March in ,aspect to certain inspec. nged and tlnie-lionrirml hrot ci thc

or Winn Srluiwnrilmr. Last summer my little girl, aged two years, was taken lil with Summer Complaint, and as my , mother always kept Da. Fowr.na’s _ ln the house, when I was a child, I seemed ` to follow her example, as I always have it ' also. I at once gave it to my baby as directed and she was at once relieved, and after a couple of doses were taken _ was completely cured." 4 Da. `Fowi.nli's Eicmacr or Winn Sriuwslninr imparts s healthy tone to i all mucous surfaces, eonects and heals all forms of canker and eounteracts all ` tendency to pain and inflammation, ` yhlle`lt give tone to thewlebllitated _

is-, claim uranium clinics ima". me .ii sulimdr ocmpalnu |

high appreciation of the work dom-

far short of what I would wish but

ora who have proved themselves IMS Bro. David Rorersl P. G. _\V. A " worse than no good. The Alliance *H090 Ucmlfif’ Wm be “ s"“‘”° , usual for their dismissal. siiiill we riiiiwh rwfvttfilice- '

.l,t.=_ ion flio hulne f-f !"..‘3ntictli `out_ilry Division Ito. 245 v.'ll.'.5e :rr-

<l...l invitation to meet here today

his Grand Division hu_=i wl1lin|z,'lv1ic~ opted. Then I'ni sun- thai. it is

(,|_willi feelings of plciislircihat we

(Continued on page I1

be content with anything less? Il.__,_._ 5;' _ _ _ - --"° tliink not. And so "today, bretlircn,

I vwlild sllggcst that we pliicc

'l‘lie busy season ofthe your in-

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reoord at this session not only oilr

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mwmmmdsd and ,om by rua important question in ghi,§,_‘r.MiibumCc.,Tcmn¢e, ont. in is illinois impossible for ones" -n¢1°onleLaxauv¢ror elamily o ~i

sidered by msn in biilh l’l=W°“ "f ““°h°" rlty than ever before-

. _ _._.,»_»‘,\i-‘, .-~ ,-vw... i '

U 0h°'“"°"~ °“`*°"“' '°"“""°° "t "“‘ "'°“°“* ""“' "‘ "°° lnlilndmlffilclliidtll1§v:°ri‘flli° iid- ’ -’ " ‘ Brees M°K°Y & °°" S“”“”°““d°‘ "°“"° 'md “rms” "“° tl" °"°°“"° pirtillic time ia our history. gut 1. ' “

Price 85 cents Manufactured by Tho l

-fill

_gala sound on this vital question bo »-I-he_,e»' umhing no good u Abbey” Sain __ , ` _ l

BY- ` J _ .. '

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eluded in the past quarter line ini . (L"».\ \

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tinted against the punctual meeting Q.,

of ollr Subordinate Divisions, never- in. qi _ I

m when weakmed by ex|mm¢|v° the-less we arc glnfl to know that l \ glchm-gumdguxe, of wlmwwr mgum, lour order is still on the upwnril _ __ \ Q \ /

th,” mukisn |¢ the 3;; md ;To\__e pond good' interest is being _ _ _ _ _ i

remedy Diarrhea; seats , li, GP U - _ .’

Gram!!! Pain in the dtomach, Srila Sick- lm; l__r__y_§i___;ie:_i_l___no__l_e___t_<_»__:_l_;i _l:_::1ii____;is;i;: Q” “FR°°‘_ H // !i__(__}\S__

tent :rf my work in this direction is - l l

o e 'Y J/

by the Am““°”» “ot °“lY 0"" SW" This is the wife .vho knows filll well Wg, l " l` pathy with that body but our sin' """ 'r

core determination to stand by thc Foe arhing hcad or Lilious spell, i Alliance ln hor 'demands upon thc __ __ It `- » G,,v,,,.nmcn¢__ Let "B give nu umm, Whenever the siomac seems a. au

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