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REC- L ornisn  
LIFE As Q EE _NN`f__“f.'ff'_l_E
Her Late Majesty’s Letters _Form Most Remark- “°P°f‘°d "WY
able Series of State Documents Ever Issu=   
e<l===War Weighed Heavily Uiwn Her" 5;;_::.;::;;:f;i:.;'_';;;:::‘;:‘:::;;::
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Her Devotion to Sense
' oi Right
I.0NnoN, Oct. 23:--Qiiccn \'ictoria’s Really I do not think it possible that any
letters, edited by Mr. A. C. Ilcnson aiiil oueiii the \vorid could be happier or as
Lord Eslier, and publislicil lnst week, are happy as I ani. Ile is an angel, and his
stated in the preface to form ‘what is pro- kindness and affection for me is really
bably the most :extraordinary series of tourliiiig. To look in those dear eyes,
state documents in the world" . ii
They are n mouuineiit of industry and U
an enduring testimonial of devotion to the
sense of right and a powerful stimulus to “lid
patriotism. Never before has the country ll
been taken into the confidence of n innii-
nil dear sunny fnce is enough to make
ic adore liiin. \Vliat I can do to make
him happy will be my greatest delight
iiiilepeiideiit of iny great personal
appiiiess.
‘Tlie reception we both inet with yes-
arch with such frankness and lack of rcs- terilay was the niost gratifying and en-
traiut.
The letters publisiied in' these tiirce "0
llie road_‘ '
bulky volumes covered the period of
twenty four years that elapsed between
tiiusiastic I ever experienced. There was
end of crowds in London, and all along
A letter written soon after the birth of
her accession in 1837 and thcdeath of the the present King ran as follows :-
Piince Consort in 186i. There are some
‘ ()ur little boy is a wonderfully strong
lelleffl fefefflllll t° me Q‘l9*3“`5 “fly me and large child. with vcry:large blue eyes
ill Which me Wfllél' refers l° Uncle LW' and finely formed, but with a somewhat
P0111 I-i King Of me Bellélalls- “S P"°"l‘1` large nose and pretty little inonth.'I hope
ing “"5 ‘bflghesf CPUCEA °f my °m¢\'WE5° and pray lie may he lilreliisdearest papa.
Yllelallcl-‘°lY Clllldh°°d»' He is to be called Albert, and Edward is
Oh June ig, 1837, the then Princess to be his second iianic.’
Victoria wrote to lier uncle, informing
Queen Victoria, although she confessed
him of the ininiineuce of the death of on occasion to King Leopold that _che
lvllllftm IV» I" sileaklllii °f ll" cxllfct' grew to dislike politics, closely followed
ed acC€BSl0tl She Sill(-li every political question. She thus refers
‘I look forward, to the event, which, it to Sir Robert I‘cel's bill to increase the
seems, is likely to occur soon, with calni- grant to the Roniriii Catholic College nt
ness and quietness. I aiu not alarmed at
it' and yet I do not suppose myself quite
equal to ali. I trust, however, that with M
good will, honesty. and courage, I shall
not, nt all events fail_’ The letter con- ll
cluded with the hope that ‘the All Power- ev
ful Being, who has so long watched over 0"
~ the manly and noble way he stands forth
my destines. will guide and support nic in
whatever situation and station it niay,,‘°
please Him to plnce nie.’ B
There are some naive reiiiarks iii a long
description of the coronntioii, which the
Queen wrote in her private journal :- t
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‘Millions of my subjects showed good sl
humor and excessive loyalty, and really
Mnyliootli :-
‘lluckingiinni Palace, April i5, i845.
y Beloved Uiiclc :
‘Here wc are iu n great state of agita-
on about one of the greatest measurrs
er proposed. I am sure poor Peel
glit to be blessed by all Catholics for
protect and do good to poor Ireland.
ut the bigotry and the wicked and blind
passions it brings forth are quite dreadflil
and I blush for I‘rotestau‘isui.
‘A Presbyterian clergyman said very
uly that bigotry is more coniniou thnii
ianie'.
Between i848 and 1851 there was fric-
I C'“`“`*°¢ 55)' l‘°W 'I"'°“d I feel to bel tion between the Court and Lord Pnliiier-
l
Q“€¢U 0fS\lC1\ A U“\l0“~ '- i - :\Vh°“, aton over the conduct of foreign affairs,
"W 300'] L°"1 °f M°u’°‘"“e kllelt d°w”- and finally the latter resigned. On Dec,
and kissed my hand lic pressed my hand, l I
and I grasped his with my heart. . . .
184i, the Queen wrole:-
‘1)¢,-.rest Uncle: I have the greatest
The Al‘Cl\bl5h°P had 11109 “‘VkWm'dlY P“t, pleasure in annouiiciug to you a piece of
the ring on the wrong finger, and I lind news which will 8|,-,, yqu M “muh sum,-
tlic greatest difficulty to take it off flgllllh faction and relief as ll-does to us and will
which at last I did with great paint . . to the whole world. Lord 1’ulu:crston is
. The crown linrt ine a good deal.’ n
o longer Foreign Secretary, and Lord
There are mnny letters referring to th
Crimean wnr. One speaks of the ‘dreadful
and incilculabla consequences of 'war
weighing upon my heii»rt.' _ _
Three years later, in i8`i7, there is this
reference to the Indian mutiny :-
‘ We ara in sad nnxicry about India
which cngrosscs all our attention. Troops
cannot bo raised fast or lnrgely enough,
and the horrors committed on poor ladies,
women and clrildrcn are unknown iii
these aizea and make onc's blood run cold.
Altogether, the whole is so much more
distressing than the Crimea, where there
was glory and honorable warfare and
where poor women and children were
snfe.
-Tiic book ends with the do-ith of thc
l’rluce Consort. The Queen pours out her
soul to her second father, Leopold I., in
her anguish as sho had done in her jay.
GENMNNS WENE
if WINNENS UE THE
BNELUUN--llllEE
Landed on Atlantic Coast
After Flight-France a
Close Second
Asbury Park, N. J., Oct 23.-Two of the
balloons that started in the great rho-
from St Louis on Monday landed in New
Jersey today, having reached the Atlantic
coast.
The German balloon Pommcrn came
down att) o'clcck t-his morning, and the
French balloon L‘Isla dc Franca, reached
the cnrth at i.10 n'elfck this afternoon.
CHICAGO MARKETS
Cnio sad,-(;ctobei~ 2t-(Speciai)-
0ct.C:arn   57
" Whaat......g.... . UBB
“ Porlr........... .. . .. --
Deo Oorn.... . .. . 501
“ Wheat.... . --.... . 1.055!
A 1,011( U..-.¢. ....i..~ -~.-¢..... -i
irnvivlilc is already named as his aucccs -Y--f-~ -~----*_
The My “ner her nmrriage' Feb' H’ (arf llllnard’s Llniment Cures Uandruff
N40, the Queen wrote to King Leopold S
from Windsor Castle :-
'Dcnrest Uncle :I write you froui here
the happiest being that ever existed.
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|lln1rd`s Llniment Cure s irrnr, fic.
nenia Rubber uwts for Solid,
at lshcriou. -
Cunilcnscd Auvcrtiscmcnts
TM |,,¢¢ pr Ula-n'f\mt-inn.
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» ~- N(;1~}.-Ag rl with some
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nnhv- Guar fu Onice. __ - ~ -
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:i`ouiil0_Kla», inn 23:13. l:§"|':§o_ ,aim he
iifi'i'6d'iiie.""" ° ' io-25 .nun pd
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h\2gEin\|'g5bg»<i;rz, and that  :nog
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fa y tw g&di 'ncfvcriauifl "hi" nm
ini is itlil bright and active.
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tion-A C BclI's Friends
At the Conservative Convention today
fcdcrnl election. `
It is not thought he will come bo Picton
to live. _
A. C. Bell’s frlunds are reported disap-
pointed und angry.
shipping ngent, iccclvorl wc.r.i ttday that
Captain Henderson, of the Steamship
Bermuda, the bent which distinguished
herself recently ln the St. Lawrence by
runniniz aground twice while bound frtm
Quebec to Green Briy, Wisconsin. had
committed suicide on the arrival at Green
Bay by hanging himself in his cabin. ‘ ,
_ Grit
Vlin
Push
Boost
Energy
Schools
Morality
Churches
Harmony
Cord inlity
Advertising if
Write about lb
' iioinny location ll
Help to improve it E
Good country around it
Elect good mon to office
Honest competition In trade
Fire all nroakus, loiifars and cheats
Let your object he the welfare and pro-
motion ofyour town and the country Aish
speak well of public-spirited citizens
and be one of them yourself, always
lending n hancl to help your feilcwmen
THE QUESTION OF FLOUR
Not the least of tha many problems
which puzzle thc young housekeeper is
thc select ion of the flour. Cook books are
often indefinite; one, recommending a
brand you cannot conveniently obtain; u-
nother, neglecting-the point or insisting
on some hour you have found unsatisfact-
ory.
Have you cvtr tried blended flaurl if
not use it next. baking day. This leading
Ontario mills.-rs are now making a blend
of Ontnrto fall wheat with Manitoba
nprlaiz wheat in such a way than the hast.
qualli lan of both are combined aclontlfloai- 5
ly to make n perfect. flour.
Ontario fall wheat has the navor and
iii llciicy, but not nuilloientstreluzth. Man-
itoba spring wheat flour iisel well, but
absorbs much water and requires much 0
kneading the huzhenr of all bread-makers
Blended flour as milled by the Ontario
rnillcrs, combines the strength of Man-
itoba who it, and the delicate flavor of On- E
lavlo wheat., v-and is :_ superior flour to
elthcr one al-ma. I-I. gives the food vnlno
with the lightness and dellclouancss.
Ifonseireooers everywhere are using
blondod lioura for hrc sd, 'cake and pantry.
fflcndcd fionrs soli-ii t he flour troubles ol
nil home cooks who have the discernment
to me st. thciu.
THE WtA'l HER.
Tonouro, 0 it., October M.-(Speci|i)-
Decreasing wind' becoming southwester-
ly, fiilr-,with about tha uma tempora-
ture.
Fresh sausages made daily at
Vlnnders & Newsom.
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Speak well 0! lf. '
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vicrop ’s ow   SiH,,i,;,,l,f§pg, ,,, Pincus wi: T
DOW WARD
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CRASH
Two Banks and Another Trust Company Fail
in New Yorli, Then Strong Support Came
From Big Financiers=== Canada is
NEW YORK. Oct. 25-(special)-an
- nouncemeut of the conference of leading
_ ' ilnancierslaat. eveningnnil the encourag-
' lnkstniementgivcn out caused qulca li
  U change in sentiment und opening prices
_ this morning showed general advances.
This lasted but a short. time when thcrs
i “mc Wi' B ‘/HY SLFDDK announcement of
the failure of two up town banks' and
another trust; company resulting in a
,' -' flood of selling orders.
Grcih anxiety was felt concerning the
Master of Steamer Bermuda W-i°-W -nation.
I A few renewals ware made at 50per cent
Could n t stand streak of but no new money wasoffercd for a period
Hard Luck of about two hours, although a hundred
Not Aiflicted
______ 
Der cent was hifi peislstsntly an acute
paulcky condition prevailed for the time
and prices went. crashing ilownwuril.
An abrupt turn for the better trok
place when it was annoui cod that J P
Morgan & Co would lurid twenty five
million dollars at reasonable rates, which
they did to immense relief of the sltumion
and there was a \'i rv sharp recovery.
The situation is niucli relieved hut
there was still a very tense feeling at thu
close.
The banks which suspended payment.
are the Hamilton liank the Tvreiveth
\Vu.rd Bank and thi-_ Empire City Savings
Oo. All ara declared to be solvent.
Toronto Oct. 2s.-(Special)-Stump in
New York has not had any apprcoiabfo
effects ‘ln Canada, except with a few spec-
ulators. I
The best conservative judgment. how
ever, after a most careful enquiry Ia tha
there is no reason for apprehension un
this side. _
Sir Thomas Sbaughuensy when Inter-
viewed spokc in thc most. hopeful terms
of the business situation.
His reports from the west were that
crops would would produce quite as much
money, if not more, than did the crops of
last. season and ha was of the opinion that
the trouble on the other side would ni t
make any particular impression here.
ltfimriticai., Oct. Zi-T. S. McCarthy.  
llNltll HNUSE IN
“EWEENE NUUNS
succrsnvr uoruiurnr ron irown Modern Dwelling, Three Stor-
ies High to be Cast from
Moulds
Nnw Yomr,0tt.13.-Tobuilil a three
,story house in one aolld piece, at a cost
of only $1,000; and to finish th: job in
weire hcurs -that is the problem which
Talk “DOHC li/ Thomas A. Edison has solved.
Accordink to Mr. Edlson,tho house of
ie future willl e cast from Iron moulds
onesolld piece, including stairs and
Ad vartiae in its papers ' bathtubs.
 SNECESSEUE
WINNEH UE EHE
lllllSHlP HNEE
Air Ship Ville de Paris Land-
ed Within Four Miles of
Place Indicated
Pause, Oct. 22.-M. Kapferar, pilot for
he air ship Ville do ‘Parisi nas won the
regular nutumucompetltlon of the Aero
Club of Franco. Four balloons sails.;
away from St. Cloud on Sunday in this
ompétition. Before starting unch pilot
handed to nie sea-.lui-y or um club
ealed auvolopc lnlvvblch was the name uf
hc place where bc purpolod to land, the
wlnnerto ll the man" who camo down
nt-:iresttn his objective point. M. Kap-
fe i
rar landed within four mllcs of the place
no income. __
EllllYtlNll
PHIIGHNM
ill-NIGHT
DOUKHOBDRS  
Ei MAitCHING“‘i`0
  F T. WILLIAM
Are in Good Condition and Will Reach
There by November -They Are
in Search of the
Messiah
_i__i_i._._._._.
Four \Vii.LiAiu, Ont. Oct, 2l-(Spaoial)- route to Fort William.
The advance guard of Doukhnbor pilgrims
who are searching for the Messiah have
left Ignncc, l0il miles west of hcrc en
Members of the party all appear to be
in good shape and should reach hen
about the first of next month.
UNENHNI BNHBEN' NEHENT ENN
WUN NN llVllll]N
Hill lllil WNEEN
Reynolds Walked l38 Miles
in 36 Hours on Ontario
Roads
Toiiouro, Oct. 2i»Jlainiy Reynolds,
the Port Iforc baihcr, landed in Port
Iiopc this evening at 0.12, having walked
from Port Hope to Toronto and baclr,»\
distance of 138 milos, in thirty-aix hours
and ten minuics.
llc was reiclveri by cheering crowd
bonilrcs being lighted la his honor, and a
band turned out.
stage representing a lightning crayon
artist at work, will bs shown at, Fairyland
toniirht. A ride splitting exhibition ofa
skater who essays the blades for the lint,
time will be man in the picture untitled
"Unnklllful Skater." Twelve hundred
feet of fun will he found In the picture
"One Night Stand" showing where a
dramatic company strike town and
whom the advance agent has been remiss
In his duties. Nota single bill has been
posted to advise the citizens that the nhovv
was coming, so thc entire company have
to turn out to assist the lending man post
hills. Mr. Ilrown will sing the ‘liustralad
rang cntlilcfi "Always in thi- way"
ii iiuiuiiiiin
Wonderland tonight and tomorrow pro
mines the lover of moving pictures an ex-
ceptionally llne program. 'f`he:oomlo | i -
tures are well laid and intensely funny.
The first, “Don't Pay Rout," is well worth
ini- admission foe, as unc and all know the
troubles and worry of mcvlng but thi!
family is not worricl and findslt “( ho D-
er to move than pay rant." "Fathers
quiet Sunday" will bc :mire “ated and
will keen allbually lnu|rhlnz.Thc.\fr.i-a s. r
ions side of llfo is touohlnlly and patheti-
onlly retnld in “Tho Blaeksmlt-b'a Strike, ‘
ahowlnii how A mothar'| lore for her oh l
dren keeps the wolf from the door and in
not withoutits moral to young and old.
Mr. Harney in his rollicking song "Any
Old Time at all, brings his own welcome
and adds tho tirlsh to the enjoyable pro-
gram. The pictures start. at 7.3) and ld.
mission nnd good scat: can ba had at all
s ushers being in attendance. Coma
and bring the children or rind the qlfld-
ran themselves, they will bo well loobel
after. Admission only ilva cents to all
pnrta of the hall.
hour
Minard‘s Llniment uelloves Ncuriaqll
 
 
Any Guardian reader
who receives :dimly print-
ed, badly printed, badly
foided» badly cut, badly
uddremed, badly wrapped,
tom, coiled or incomplete
papor d whatever' ima
will kindly notify lie Sub-
scription Department at
_" T Cnugho. colds, honnennc, ond "Nev throat l Once
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the hes known vaudeville acts on the ""-'l”`*"l*“""‘“ l"“"’°" *“"-"`“""'° l
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