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THE CONIINENT  R_D_EAlH WALLACE
Biigand s Terms in Passes Away at Wood-
lliiss Stones Case. bridge Aged 57
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and Interviewed.
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mi. James PA-rox.
Chamber of Deputies and Palace
-Cora Paton. returned last nightdrom an Justice are all magnificent. The d
“widen toni- thi-ouizh _Europa 
ghgmselves and are delilhted with their with crimson leather and on the w
.ti-lp. When seen by aGUaRDIAN repre are some very historic pictures Th
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d asked for an interview
esntativs an ` M
Paton gave the following: - covered with the finest tapestry in t
ei h y
Yes, I have just completed my 8
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jfth voyage over the Atlantic. As you make one yard The floor is covered w
no aware I went more on a holiday the
on business this time. My daugh
“eompanied me. We left Charlotteto
h ruin of the 5th Gardens
nnanight, on t e mo g
_poeeided toPortland, Maine and fro
that port took the steamer Dominion
Liverpool, England.
Ineed not give you a detailed account Black Brussels The Wiertz
of the voyage. Almost* every day was lection f pictures would
h d th usual con
Ana, we a s oe
.for the benefit of the Seaman’s you as there is a famous painting in th
Orphanage. On our arrival
is and chairs in the House of Parliame _
N abductors on the summet of a Mountain 9 g , , nig » -. pdf. ‘  '   V   __ e
ls . ` _ . _ _ ~ _. . i'  , ~ ~~ ‘I _i.~..:-‘:{1~=:¢.::i-..i.
m Avisit to the lace a
to very interestingtous we saw the gi
at . collection of a_ newspaper reporter w
walls of the Senate Smoking Rooms
world, and took one and a half years
n avery pretty crimson carpet about on
r half inch thick and made in one prec
rt of more than ordinary interest
Liverpool on the 15th we received, a linsulted the great Artist. Ican assu
.number of letters from friends giving us A you he did not make the reporter any
a hearty welcome. We spent a few ho
m nufacturers w
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I good looking. The evening
in-the city, paid a visit to the Museum leaving Brussels we had the pleasu
and Picture Galleries, went out to the of hearing the King’s Orchestra play
-country and spent the remainder of the the Vaux Hall Gardens.
day and night with an old friend .
Wednesday, 16.- took train for Bux
Derbyshire. There we took the coach
Mr. James Paton andhis daughter Miss _ _ _ __  _
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A Going along inthe trail! f1‘0_lI1 BN
to Cologne, I noticed the crops mere all
adi-ive over the hills to Haddon Hall and wheat, most of them using old fast o
‘dihatswortli .House After going thru
__ ...nad p°‘n_&,, ,,,5mv¢_m,Bg,k¢_|y,e1l_ hauling etc. etc. There are no ences Imp Cityst' By _ __  -,___
and reached London the same night about dividing the fields. “nd when me “tm "~g!¢nm.¢} 
9°'¢|°°k_ are feeding. a boy or,girl is watchi-o8__Bomm;_°ng¢,`_\ gm, _  _
nddless tosay that both have eljilyid are made of beautiful mahogany cove
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reaping hooks and seythes and
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°° Tnronense. By. __ 1;; - _ -  -___ f  _  _Hr-Young zoinzto Scotland and myself |"""
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St. John St. Ry e -`
Afusr spending a couple of days in the them. The women are worked very hard. Dommion had and She; gmimmn
big .city we started on our continental ,V I could see them doing all kinds of heavy .. .. . i i. P,.eteu.°d_
u»{p_ ‘nd paid a yigif, ui gpg [01\0wing`work. At one of the stations we saw a Momods Bank _ A _
cities: Antwerp, Brussels, Cologne, number of women unloading coal trucks. Imperial Bank _
M” _ Heidelberg, Lucerne, Milan, , We arrived at Cologne just in time tosee -Richelieu & o____m__° _ _
Once
' ii sri ' eerie Three Wise Men Ifwe
_Veniee, Florence, Rome, Pisa, Genoa,l 9 8 1`ll1€° - ld ____¢_..._ »
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“’°"“»*’°-"S "W “S _ V' “ “” °”° °“’ “ °" - - 1‘n<iav's Pfnbainiiues
Antwgrp has the mos; ymgunful Chu;-gh have seen the Skulls as the Shrine is only _
in the N etheriandu. Inside of this hand- _ Open one Week in each year- Ib Wes ¢1°S¢f1 ""‘“ ’ i
R b 'S - before we left the Cathedral. The Shi-ine TORONTO, Oct. 8. ' -(Spe0ial.~)~S0\1th
some Cathedral we saw some of u en , _
celebrated pictures. The Sunday we ';iS=1W0Hd€1"f\1IDi€Ce Of W0fkJDed€ Of P1118 westerly winds, fair and moderately
gpgnf, in Antwerp was a fag day, We _ gold and inlaid with many preciousstones, wqm_ _
heard number of very fine brass the gifts of the German Emperor. _- ‘ _ __,_ _ __ _ » -
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' ' A We left Cologne about nine o’clock in
bands and saw several large processious. _ h il
. ~ - ° a
Brussels the capital of Belgium is a I the IDOYDIUS f0I‘ Mfiyeilce- T 6 S “D
beautiful city and is often called a second l the Rhine is 'I f»hiH£< We CBD 'level' f0l‘iI€t-
P“.i5_ _We went, ¢,hr0“‘h the principal A The first ten miles from Cologne is some-
' ° ' the | what Hat, but from Banne to Mayence it
buildings,-and the Hotel de Ville,
__ _ Lis most beautiful. It takes the steamer
I`_I "K“'~_,_°'° n' In I H I A itwelve hours to go up and only Seven t0
_ 1’ ) ,go down, that is' owing to the *strong
    ° lcurrent. The distance is one hundred
l .sch side or ents
_ Meerschaum Cut Plug Smokinglfmd tfvflliif \”i1°°- 0°
Its all right-
s°“ EV"Y"h°f°° _ wc' P°r"“k"° ' Perhaps zlie best description ofthe Rhino
To-5-d wtf _
aufi Q'eutlemen‘s summer residen
` is _<v’v»=n by Byron. ' ‘Q "
\     Fruit, foliage, crag, wood, corntield
mountain vine,
And chiefless castles breathiing stern
   fsrewellsf - ' e `” 
_ Fronrgrey but leafy walls where 
‘I “A b..:iiding of all beauties, streams
dells,
Wet proofsole. No `rubber`7 ¥"°°“" d"°“’°" _ _
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l beautiful river the inouiitains are very
T°b°°°°' V i high, and clad withegrape vines; away on _
.the very top we can see towers, castles
CGS.
and
nil- _ We reached Maysnce about 9_-o’elock=`_st 1
q ered ‘ _ night. This isafortress City of the Ger-
IVVICTUS _msn Empire. night opposite ine unter we;
9 
.:. _ Made ofthe finest grade. of   “_i_<f._-';._;.;;'».___""‘__ _'
leather; lined with caifskin, _ -
 goodyear We|t9H'*‘ B6 It* wk-S or" Just received direct frorn
‘ewueh sein-ning?i'ene. hun. en.. __ _  _ _ . _ _ 3 _ 
f f . _ H0"and» e ‘ _ "'*'- ' :'21 .=t;ne_.r-.- . _ -    _ ‘
99%. ii '»e»fef°ilr=niooth insole _ _ . 5:      *.._if"§  I _ Woi-th.of MiS¢¢_lleeneo\rs'~Books. Books we
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es it wear much _ldnger ' 
Sole Agents:--»-V f '“'¥"“’ ‘° 
,E-it f iil`“r,i -ir 
was playing, and _I can tell you those
German lads know how to play. In this
_city there is a veryi pretty church, St.
Peter'a, the inside decorations are really
beautiful. The pulpit is white and gold,
the walls and pillars are nnlshed in-
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» stayed at, one of the best German Bands
Where the Lady Captive is Free Baptists Endorse Pro- _ _ ~ V  ,_ _
iieid- Her Alarming nibiiinn-'-wane ine _scott I `  ye J,  
oi wunnnirrsssroimmerrnrn. nrarnor ctanx wannacii. e . .i * i   __ '_ ‘ _ i w ..._ =__.~ ._.‘_‘s>. _ ~f,_"'-._  _ _,
1 `__f"CoNs%rai_irmorr.n,f __0et. 9.-(Specia1)- Toaouro, Oct. 9.-(SpeclalV).- Hon. .N     _ " "
e" Trust-wortbynnnas incite Miss stones o1irkewnunee,M.r., disiiriiiiis iinine _ ` I ’ _ j,  --__  __   '
<1 n Wondbria e ont. im iii nc ` e A -'-is 'sa-»~‘f  V_ ' '_
_ on the Turko~Balgarian frontier. nicious anoemia,his blood being reduced to I    I4’ `."  ’
re _ 1:,-,__' ' _ ' e _ ~_  _ _ _ _ _ ‘_ _ ____ _ ',_ .
as
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e mittee whaare endeavoring toaccomplish Bw nmsnm NEAR TRU” they embarked from the Northumberland drinking is mg-lad an
the downfall of the present committee HU-IFAX. 00%- 9 -(SP9-‘-181) -R¢P°1'°S and reached theft;-aiu for the ei th G-arm and Ugg; m
n ,From one of the windows we get an TROOPS To THE RESCUE from Kemptown, near Truro, show disas were besieged b "pane" gk ey “V _~ _ "  _
a I 'eager am standingthatfactsvery pereonw
on the 4th July, stopped over at St. John l excellent view of the King s Palace
h _ _ _
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which is economical in
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clothes. Sweet and clean,
without damage to the
- finest fabrics. '
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‘_   those present , _   gud
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mama,-ii-_»q., K. C.,  e i  a, - .e
'_aniiisr..r.cnnii».i1,E~q.,nroiinineeaiiiwn; " ' ~ _- _. . ._ _- . "<
 Miss Lucy McNutt of Malpeque and__;Miss  E  ~    
.».i¥°u_viz__of~Iieiv,Brsn§irigk_g._    ' - V *  - » W _- _ ' 1";
Tile bride was thee"igndiiiéiit1'Vnr many Just opened .ee d}nec4;3ripn\ei'it of  _ _ 
beautiful and valuable presents.  Testa fV»  Banks _ _ _ 
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re Canadian Stool! Quotations. .enr°r°en.nin,ei_do:ie_i"~espn»inied a 4”" 1°'“'""1 P°"s 'e °*"°°°<1°d'°h*_
re .___ ' c°mmmeeb°“§_“,'°,;3fli;,_  the Ecumenical Conference, Landon, in the
‘“ (Furnished by Mooiisiz. Rykert & 0° ___¢i.._.nges_ nnneideleéngsessary,   ~ ciinpei bniieby Jeiin'w»f»i_ey, attended by
Rogers,_ Provincial, Secretary; ¥__°__
Charles John Cecil Stewart, l[lD.l8¢l'_vof
Sydney. _ _ " *  ' ` _
` The Rev. H. G. Gratz, M. A., pastor of
the church, was the ofllciating elérgv
man.The church was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and palms by the
members of the choir of which the bride
had been the organist for some tim'e.` 'At
three o’clock,'to the strains of the bridal
march from Lohengrin, the party entered
the.church. The ‘bride who _was given
away by her father -wore a gown of
white liberty satin en traine, the bodice
having the popular yoke effect of shirred
chiffon, outlined by white aiik applique,
and the usual veil and orange hilossoms.
Her bouquet was of white bride roses.-
She was 'attended by her cousin, ~Misa
Kate McFadyen, gowned in pink and
white folard with arabesque design _of
black-velvet ribbon and flchu of peau de
soie, and wore a large picture _hat of
black velvet. She carried a bouquet of
white carnations, and wore' a beautiful
bracelet-the gift of the groom. The
groomsmen was Mr. J. E.'Lefurgey of
Summerside. _ '
Mrs. Rogers wore a handsome gown of
royal blue satin, withqtrimmings of white
embroidered chiion arid' black velvet
ribbon and a velvet hatand ostrich boa.
A reception followed at the home ofthe
bride, attended by relatives and a few
intimate friends. The reception room
rwae decorated in yellow "and white, and
_ Mr. and Mrs. Stewart took the _afteqoon
train fer Suinmerside, en route to Quebec
and other Canadian cities. The 'bride
worea tailor-made suit of fawn broad
cloth, with revere and collar of white
-penue velvet embroidered iii goldp; and
blouse of while tucked tafeta; ' her hat
‘being of brown velvet, with touchei' of
bl d h tsb e
Alarge number of friends were at the
seater#
the dining room hx crimson and white..
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M. YOUNG
IROOPS EOR RESCUE IRURO’S BIG ERESHET ‘= i 
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the Giants 
Gless°waadwsutto»Edisbnegh tounge
M1' Young. The Ghqgow ggpggiqjqg 'gg
certainly very line and has been a great
ilnancialsuwesqthedaily
300121504100. Canada stan.:-4 well tothe
front_holeling her own with the ¢'t|;¢|~f3
°=*-i°HS- Esivwislly in this ai-ne
of the product of the . forests,
the mines _and the farm, We
sailed fer horns on _the‘Lake Manitoba the
new ship of the Elder Dempster Line, a-
veasel of 11,000 tons.The passage was rough
with head wind which caused the ship to
be three days over due. There were about
~
430 DllS8emIers on boar-.i.'f In looking over l
trip Mr. McConnel said: ' _
“In regard to the cities rho;-¢ is
somet i gin common, yet ‘ch 'city has
its different p»:=culinrity,_ For inglggme
K  _
Rome is noted for its antiquity. Naplesis
msirllincent in situation.
111 BP¢9»kI0R'°f the evil of liquor on the
g oub'es from the use of Chewing Tobacco, if ‘it
_ as been properly manufactured. Gi-ge gn
is taken by the manufacture of ‘ "0 'd Fox" and
and wiiniemne ingredients. which wiifi ' e
for our new illustmted premium 
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A wno run annucroiis ami. water 6,3; 31; exit; 'huh gs:-dV;° :_°i°i°“'?¥5°h  
be The deceased leavesawidbw.andgro_wn*~ _ -_ _ ~ ~\=!V~:»‘?e~°-g~»-#En M dunk’
It . _ . . o Y . -Y I _ _ _ _ _ _ :_ 1  _ _ . _ _i` : _ __
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instead
nd
Balgarian and Turkish troops will act mms freshws have “med “M b°°ms' 5°m9ifl1il1f¢ of their trID~ IU Wm 5° \080tal0If- 9!
as df washed away M48 and swept away 0- remembered by Guaimmi readers that mmmmq .54
togetherto try an orce a rescue _
rls R the mnspm were “md by sub quantity of l°s= , an issue of this jenrnai contained an 1; MMM;
‘““kI”3 Wh” P°““' “nd D“°h°°S' “1S° nnmrs iron Pnoamrriou article writte i °
_ scription and paid it will only incite the n ” Pu” by B°'° J W 955|? I9 W” _“P014” W
be the brigands to seize other missionaries. MAHYSVIIJJLN B- 0°t- 9--(SDWIBI) - Mcwnneum Vmchhi’ d°°°’"’°° we “I9 l'»\1I0\l|!|l 501' HW) llllleil. It
W The one danger is that Miss Stone may The Free Baptist Conference in session “ hr *S that °I°Y Wh°° °°u‘°d "nh 1”” A' 5° bil ld IP I _fllf 
_:_ be murdered, as the brigandsfthreaten, if here urged passage of a prohibition ”I3_h° the R°'°1'°°d 3°°u°m°“ “Id    
re the ransom is not paid _by a fixed date. law, alsothe enlargement of the Canada' W° h"¢_h8d 8 delightful trip ` with; _7°° 6-du' is ,rgmmg tm"-_ .-
' ' _ __ ' - _ ‘ '  ' rfeet weather and health conditions. M as  _
...._.-¢-l- Temperance Act and provisions en- its W *utah just
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The Kidnanpi g b ei ide be
to members of thenold ahldacbrdianiin Com up “muy :o°i(i}1m;li‘;Ii' ;i11‘roG mwY°un§snmming :my tn drunks Im im. nd".
been or soon as n travelling. Anjlmmgnas
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fort small patches. The farmers were cu_ttin ~ _ V 275%   _ _the important  wg ggpgmgsq,  a little
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no had after eiecta. If gon are not alixy ` _ ~ ___' ‘
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are valusbie Save them- and ask r d ig;
who have
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congratulations. " ' ` _ _  __ _' I ' "’ ` ` ““_“"" " '
College of Music Gold and Sigef Medalist
_ all ';__!{D_iiors _Graduptg of; Lore o_-_Academy _ ,___ _
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