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PREMlER’S
FUNERAL
Great Men Carried Pall
' for Marchand
MONTREAL CONVENTION
Meets October 16 to Nominate
Liberal Candidates for
That City.
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PREMIER M.-\RCHA)'D'S GREAT FUNERAL. i
QUEBEC, Sept. 29.-(Special).-Nothing
couidjiave been more impressive than
‘the funeral ceremonies of the late Pre-
mier Marchand to-day.
Thousands of people attended and the
procession was the largest ever witnessed
in Quebec.
Hundreds of sch_col children preceeded
the hearse, carrying emblems of mourning
and floral offerings.
DISTINGUISHED 'PALL-Bnanxns
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Henry Joiy
_and Hon. Mr. Tarts were among the pall
bearers.
Archbishop Befgin oihciated. `
xozrrnrzn. Lrimrui. oorvvrnrrxozl. '
Mosrnnu., Sept. 29.-(Special).-The
;I.ii>¢i-ni nnnvnnzinn win is anna for oct.. O
16 to nominate candidates for this sity.
A CBLLLIITGI ACCEPTED.
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_  I+-,(Special.)-It is nn-
WilhlBeanettlI._¥.for._East Simcoe,
'_t.hat__he will accept the challenge 'given ~
My-dbneovw »1_9i_~r_»_i_*'~.»‘l¢1f»»ri
izoiiticalmeetimiain Ontario earlyiu Oc-
tober. ~
NEW YORK STOCK LIST
Closing prices Sept. 23.
American Sugar 1165
lmerican Steel and Wire 31
American ‘Tobacco nil
Brooklyn Transit 502
Burlington 123
Continental Tob. 241
Federal Steel 32
Federal Steel Prid nil
Louisville and Nashville 71#
New York Central nil
Rock Island IOQ
St. Paul 113#
Tennessee Coaiand Iron nil
Union Pac Pr'fd 73
United States Rubber I il
U-_-¥€'*11“
Wa ite-i-a case of headache that Kum
tort Headache Powders will not cure in
ten minutes.
F I  - ' -- _ _I - !_§-'L
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Boot  
Storee”
to be closed .
Last chance _
fer Bargains In
`W. ll. Steuiverlz & Ge’e
Stock ef Beeh-
Auotion prices.
-Boots meet ge-
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Gems and ulelle el
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THE GUARDIAN, _OH
THE WAY
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Written For the Guardian.
_BY a Gentlenzi N
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Years ago the tides of emigration bore
westward on their flood full many a wan-
derer, seeking beneath the skies of the
New World homes of greater wealth and
freedom than tlIe;limitS of their native
aiu, the western star was a star of hope
and the Western Continent a new Hes-
fable of old, but free to all, a golden land
 the_eea,to_which, as to the _Mecca of
his heart, led thither by that deep, my-
sterious love _of fatherland, the traveller
turnehis steps with uplifted 'heart and
kindled imagination.
“Breathes there a man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said
This is my own my native land"-
. Sang the poet,and itis probable that most
of us  two native lands, our own
hrst and secondly that of our granflsires
or greet-grandsires as the case may be.
I This trip across the ocean to the British
'_ Islands and the mainland of Europe is in
one sense not the thing it was a quarter
of a. century ago. At that time such a
journey was an event of considerable im-
portance, attended with somewhat great-
ler risk, variety, and novelty than at pre-
sent, for the perfecting and the cheapen-
ing of modes of travel by sea and land have
made it a. fairly simple matter, both as
regards time and money, to traverse
ocean and continent with the"speed of the
wind and the security of a bird on the
wing. The ends of the earth have been
brought together, so to speak. and a new
genus homo, the “globe-trotter,” has
arisen. ~
Starting out from Summerside, _let ns
take the luxurious boat Northumberland
to the mainland, and thereafter the Inter-
colonial to Quebec where we arrive about
noon on a Saturday in September. The
 
To cure headache in ten minutes use
Kuinfort Headache Powders. “
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A
_ FULL STOCK'
ef
_ School and
College Books '
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School Supplies
Also'
_L n. nic Russ
offer. `
See big ad.
Sale eeehciellly
Ullli 
Every Day.
' Lots of people
i s in Picton awaiting transportation.
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ALL PLAY] _
anLo'rrE'rowN. Pinson nnwsnn "I_sI`..mn,_ noivpaY.__ oqros_nn__  1900.
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Commercial Men Play an Will M2Di'___SC3iS _~_\_l¥;_
Excellent Game.
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   Af time citrin-
At 11.30 yesterday morning Messrs. Batt Bros. towed into port from Pagwash _ ____ O
~ ~ A . the schooner Mornin Light which has on her deck the new steam roller purchased
Historic Queber Revlewed by the city some timi ago from the Waterous Engine Works Co., Ltd., Brantford,
and othhl, Incidents b -.__ `Ont. Mr. Hugh Cameron, the representative who made the sale also arrived and is   4 Revealed*
" _ y at the Davies. He left on Sept, 6th, visiting the Toronto land Halifax Fairs where I ` . . ~ ‘
um wa it was inspected by thousands of people, At Truro the roller was unloaded and set _ Gimd PliClllllg_MadC'°cllC¢l"
Y' in motion for the benefit of the city fathers who were present and watched the pon- . _
derous piece of mechanism moving up and down’ the street. The roller weighs 161 Ing on Each Slden
*ons and the work performed was a decided success. The _Morning Light' is at i?eake’s
--- W iarf. __ The roller was loaded by the _use of its own steam and will be landed in the
same way to-day. Mr. R. B. Gillmour is here to operate the roller. The new crusher
“ is a D`l2ri_n when he rests within the _ _ .A ____ __ _,____ _ _ A19-1'8NN1`31‘°@1' °f the U1'1“1Y`001l1mi‘l'~
temple of his vJW_ moks “und in b,.=,Mh_ wmther is dear and airish by dam ia ba`me and remain behind what they cial men in our city- duringlExhibition
less awe and hopes sonic tim: to tell all _ ' _ `. 1 thou bf, ,im  name ’t h ts lW¢¢k~h2\d all °X¢€1i¢llY» 88-012 Of b21Se» ball
. ’ .. _ d by night the landscape is resplen-T _ 3 P"-‘S en1'°|1¢ mlm ~ .» _ t
li-S 200d\.v’ State- (Pdrddlie XXX! 33) an - - U, _ Though racked by disease, Wolfe deter- °n the Cncket Grmmds °° Saturday
Agood t_,eginning_goeS a long way t_oW_“__d ,den_t_; with thevsilveryiheen of tl;<;f\;lc__a;i£__ mined 0n_a_ bolaud _ daimg team with _ afternoon.:
S\1U°¢SS U1 &DYf»hH1R~ Wi* ha" °h°SeUv ;E;e;:?oI_lS0me‘;,;;t eggiségg £00  musw the soldiers aboard the ships-he planned ‘aetger td;'}1_n°; ahurged miie-ting W”
‘ ' ’ _ ` on e ivles its at whi hit
therefore, to begin these remarks or notes ~ - _ to climb the Hel its of  th ' ' 1 " " ' I  '_ _°
. _ _ h h t th th t _ 5 - - ‘nt e. _ --
with the above lines from the great poem giggfaaedgrgiafii'iggexab exrgscs at fam, gf ,menemy tw-iw as strong _as the 1iff'W_& .id6_d mlb 8’V£1f¥b0d.Y Would play
of Dante. embodying as they do the feel- severed ties " ' forces at his command. " l ' him’ and' give tb* mm” 3°°§d named
ings of most of us when we find ourselves ` W h d ` d t_ , ,_ th, AM-ent Night has fallen and silence prevails merchants 3 "st after their lmrd “'°°k’9`
f h H - - _ - _e 5 “five 3' Q"e"°“’ “ 1 ` -e ' _ work. Wefeelquite si`1re‘the`m h ts
ort e ist time in the historic lands Capital of Canada and the most strongly among the ships at anchor bythe frown win _e__ t “__ th ___ erc an
across the sea' fortified city on the con‘inent. Many of the _mg 'mu °f rock' Saw" With: his “Plain app! "m e is Ong muness °n the
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BRITISH ELECTIONS GOING CON8§Y.l.TIv& .
LoN_D0H. sept. 29.'-rspcctnin-nine
were`1_67 constituencies which  nomr
inations today for the Common?-
Up to 1 o’¢lock 58 membenwere electei
oiwnv°>§°<1 wmnrlbinz 43 C°ee="»*¥'¢¢
cigar unionists. isvn_Lig¢{nn_ nna'_e€a.
'Natienaliete _~ '
-cnnmberinin and Wyndham qc unann-
iiiose unoiiiliefl-I __ _ 7 _fl I
cnmssc 'rrnrn or rxerrrmo.  '
land could afford To them* as their ships _ __ - '- ‘ _ "raised into the maintop shro'uds`of'ti ` th' bu’ bd! `ph‘¥”'°' *"‘P°°°1"“5-'“ dm"
_ ° f  _pane :che-Dom _ _ _~ ~ . _ _ _ *°
spread sail by the Island shores of Brit- _ T'h:"§; big' n0t`-'m::l:§,me down h.om_ Sutherland as the signal for the attempt ‘b°“tw““m 5° 91° 3'9‘“l¢l§- _:
p,nrid»s+nrnbind garden-inline garden   -~ ~ - _°,_§- CF »,- ",,1 h"_'°°r="¢iif~ In one otthrfnismont bnn_¢n_ T ° “_ ° ° _ '_°`°Y'5°4 T 
fruit, not guarded by adragon as in the  ‘:ht:_r§::;Rlv‘ t 1;’ t:;°a`u :u;°_t;_‘ Wolf. on the AY. qt whining br  'Before giving tho &'e .WO e-might _sly
ouf»R0inR steamships call at Rimouski ‘° th* @5111. W01f8 8W8i¢~S the tvrn 0! part °f the "°'"u°"“t”'°d remember 55"?-, _ _ ' _ 7 ’ '
- ' _ , n om bu” upon him, and he confided his fears _to After t"k"_'g “pf s‘_1b9°1`iPl"_§°l! mf bat”
$§:E;n;\Fg"§E;icerfhzr;0itr€in _ depnh his companion; _When the tide beganto ;1_1_;ili`>1bils,§r.§_oh_erty very kindly placed? _“Dm ____ _  _ _ __  __ _ _
ure forthe Old ‘World as it is also the tebb °b°m' 2-°d°°k' tw°1“”t'°m° were me ou 0 clung. and 'bandit ¢LiHuD8ChaI:i3xts11
H  _,_ _ ’ ml ,mm to on begin. 'rue men me their prncnnin; 14”- Ni_°"°11“‘1 *iff Li11¥Pl°k¢<i\¢°¢m that the Chineuvlil Mt l'_a\l§~  th.
on _.ant Dre are revs _ of in, h t 1 __ _
spend seems Quebez We_“l.y form ‘mr the boats which are carried down the au.: ng ie: th _‘;‘_ld°:°;h° n“mb°"~ “nd  __ __ ____ ___  _
_‘ther devedoDmf§_Iite_in_ihe_  " eitt-_
nunonc rifacnx ni eusebwf' . - e
 GI-Meow.  ' _ )-CTW*
driven to dllthe 'nts of interest in and '°°“*`Y I I"°`“*""r°fUl'.Y. for himeel!"fame--”‘°t°°t °°l7-um' 9l‘Y?"_°v`u?'°P“l'°° bl"
further down the Sr: Lawrence where We NGS- F01‘¢b0diIl2 0! hiB_¢i¢&ti\ was at the right t"m°'_  __ _lfll Tm*-Tam’ _ N°h"¢l~i:-5'
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appearance. Its history reaches back to
1033 L_. D. When Cartier, sailed up the
_St.Lawrence in 153-5, he found on this site
the Indian village of Stadaeona. Less
than a century later Cham_pl.aiuIlaid-- ths
foundations ofthe present city. In the
shivered to atoms once and forever the
,leupremaey of France in -America, and
igave to England this second Gibr:ilt.ar,the
Gibraltar of America. '
The city stands on the north bank of the
river, 180 miles below Montreal, 300 from
the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and 335 feet
above the level of the sea. The highest
point of the eminence, Cape Diamond
which is crowned by the Citadel, isa bold
preeipice of solid rock. To the eastward,
the rivers St. Charles, and llontmorenei
join the St. Lawrence. At the mouth of
the Montmorenci, the fails of _the same
name, 250 feet high, dll the air with white
I clouds of spray. And opposite the falls in
mid-river is the fair Island of Orleans. e
Westward of the city is the spot most
interesting of all, the historic Plains of
Abraham. The spot received its name
from one Abraham Martin, who "in the
Colony's early days owned a piece of land
here. He was a pilot by trade and was
known as Haiti-e Abraham.
Let the visitor take his stand _on the
Grand Battery or walk along the Dufferin
Terrace which runs by the edge of the
precipicc. Either point affords a grand
and strikilm ` view. Hundreds of. _feet
below roll the darkblue waters df.0an'a_dl’e_.
fleet 1* e r anchor ebovethe
bon ti ..».. cet are eome 5,0!!!
t troops _under the command of e
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HASZARD I 5_1 
and daantless hero. Jameslwolf
now _in his &d
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ended'
_ no oo_l|¢v_o_¢ _1h»_1h¢_~°\"'¢°\°
°*‘ "" "‘° ' ‘°’*°' ‘“° "°"’ "°‘“" *’°' »:ii;s§i'i.'i°i: °ti\°:'o°§l»¢;?:f°i:°n;Tt;i'l°l§ihii'éfr  hour. £  »   _
imth the and ’wM_cb his rears nl l=¢rd=_¢=,»,,._y-_,,,M, ,,,,,,;, “_ 1, ¢'¢'r,.,,,c|,, 1 'rin pm" nearer-yi¢*'n<i iinzmrne gnq.y»»_'._
_ 'Qnch'ec` is :rcity of quaint and imposing _
long conflict between English and French- _ _
Qnctoc was:t echi-f bose of contentio_n__g_aged, the battle of Quebec was but a ` T°m_ - e _
In 1759 the greet blow was struck that fheavy »»l:_iruiii=h;m__sos_rire-d__\§y results, _it|‘ __ _ -' "
was one of the great battles of the world! T - e HR. C. Nrcnonr.‘s»zmm. ` .
great river, '~o_ir which, from ~"the_. 'airy  __
Eh h’  *to -boat's`aad`  1
I -rssnngnbnskinennsnninnnnbin nigga
_ of September 12, 1759. Montealnr and the
1 Freneh -hold Quebec. French batteries
_, line the heights and French'sent_inels pace
mmnr wld "id auger’ M ennhu mu msn and the loiterers about the raiiwe DOF=ll'» mmm
llld bliilll with hirdshipl HOD Within __ And "_, tba t _ nthj ith
and nempeehomwlthout, until msnye' B'°t'i°' "|’°°“°8 i»5°1¢U¢\\l4r¢ 91111801  _Q »_.h*_' -_ _“I \ NV" "T
& the accent), ichis aetwo wlieeied Québec. How they sailed' i'f$‘i!_W§i§¢ ` ""5" ‘_ 1 
,basket-like adnir of unsteady mdiiog-.‘  e_teen__.aecliviny,_.outwitnd__ _the French )[’i-_ 11111, _ ' ' §
l"i¢htjnelS,=and_ won ,the _n_orthern»hl.lf‘of'f]§[_r_ W, Loman _ ._ _
~the eontioeut`for.tl_ie _Angio~Ssxon rece,
and how both' Wolfe and Hontcaim
their respective _co_untr_ig_s____is_ familiar
to all inthe pages* of the great, American
battle: “Measured by the numbers en-
On thc ebaitleflelda frecstone column,
Wolfe fell. It bears the simple _inscrip-
tion: “Here _died Wolfe' victorious," The
guide points to an__o1d 'well near by from
whichwater was brought tothe dying
general. In the Governois garden over-
léuking the St. Lawrence stands a monu-
ment, 65 feet high, to the memoryof the
rival generals, Wolfe and Montcalm. It
wss appropriate to lassociate their names
thua,forthey were opponents worthy of
each other; each died for duty and left a
stainless fame. Who, standing on the
thought of the heroic blood shed andthe
valiant deeds enacted there. The poet
“Montcalm and Wolfe! Wolfe and Mont-
nnimi . ‘
Quebec, thy storied Citadel '
Attests in burning song and psalm
Standing on the Heightsof Abraham,
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their rouxerls under the stein. 
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lost, their lives in _the service of )|[r__1'j11;`g _ ‘ sl ~t _
historian Psrkman. _H_e. says of this ily, Hdqgiok _
4oien=in` _neigimmnrirn 'ine npcs when-._ mi Cf Nhfu _ '
_ P°‘ _ _ ‘  ’ I  ' » * theaudience resent `s"" dthem l
of promise and of plenty, and many a_ b._ --and deatll--repe§t_s to his OSI!!! the _P ~ _____,n]_9Y.\_. __ 5° V"
a-»--»-»=»~»-@-.ff-»:»~»-f- mo- :.;*;::°‘:;;ii.'f..+.i.t‘.°°.;‘.:.‘;r_‘;°‘:x... _»»...nt¢».n..._.........__   fm,-;;w_______  __ O  _
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Hr. Laidlaw 5
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Hr. Harsh ~3
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_ We might casually refer to the puzzling
twister: piched _in by Mr. Marsh, they
Plains of Abraham whore Canada’s fate "WN U01! wonderful and the audience.
was sea1ed,.but is thrilled with 'the 1 Several times showed their appreciation
by applsuding his style. _t I _ _
After three cheers for winners and
felt it when hegwrote: ` losers the commercial men returned to
Hotel Davies to rest their weary bones for
evcrybedy played bah and played its
hard. ` ’
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it with =11_=hié_ v°='=°w==- b=f°re the-stair;-1\1_ _’_‘_‘._‘_'l1‘_f_¥’f_ F‘=;‘%¥'F‘E!?P‘”°“|_,_i__,.,=_§f‘l-“ *_‘.~“£>i§’_]§;“°‘ ' _ . . _ _ .or.  .  ‘
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if; ein. tellin.; innr- frown en. _:upon which im 'wma en- danny of “Wim °f *il* '°_.¢'#i‘5"‘_*_i°_'-' DUN# *M , 
ri," the wand of Utica.; ,_ 8-mm gm inations. __ It weeds' cendist' _of the _Saxon Ili!! number ef Qle prominent btQders ` “°-"'-. _
_ set inaapphire; on the'left the sinuousl,’°_1'3“3 ¢h!I{*5m "‘¢°*~"Tl!l°k lm" Malt ut PH-nn Ein” hlmd maimed nom* Vbiwrl to  Exhibition lt! 
Gund” rinx. uttering uk, a ,uh in been ifFi-ance had won the prominence! _l0l‘ill8 D¥0flli°¢9 WON UNSW! “km With
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th.d,.nn“;‘“h.mu_stmwh6_°¢a“- _ _ _ H_v_B_ piiseppeetaneeandhookedforhisservicesivitedtouilendjnlpeli 01|! |0501
fnrminnan, attend with shining nitro-  ' ‘g°°‘°°'“°“° _ _xanga of Souvenirs
houses; presiding _over all, themsseive  A nrsrarca from Amherst Harbor
CIf¢<l°1 °°°*»°<1 9° ‘ite me Sfimsrfvf I ' '  J lunns»i»nr»1»nan4»°°dS=v¢.mi» mc- Souvenir Chineware
sentinel z\wdli`»s` the vom-wen of tim _ 1' ~ ' '  _on up me sspumonr rnqienenr ries ’
KN” D°ml\i°l- All in IUUWU ill Pk' ti .~ _ N " Jultii ordered the revenue  S "muh, _*au*

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if I...  _cog ‘»='-__.r _ _ -
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 town ls_n9we__§med. 
fe! nn¢encoe__|sfsi~,et _ toget a
_supply of wats_rtheel!orteo£`theaew‘pm-
3 meters are beiagssrowned wi§ suseese. A-.
 llde  in HH,-
‘ (Ii0ga.l!ous'a‘<‘day being  -and s
_ million is obtainable. In tact ,there ie ev
` limit to theenpply. Picton willsoonhevt'
‘at up-to-date system ie opeittion and. lit
l i line with other ppgiessiveiowue wllel
will be benelcial to mstufaeturere lie'
ing here aedaproteetion in _caeeol lsr.
The promoters are to be congnttuieted Q
their success. 1
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H°w he" my h“°°°° hu in A ` Demise the Exhibition oneof th most 1  
` (Chas. G.-D, B0b8l'lS-) admired animals on the grounds $1 the ~ -
te.-necannninn.. z     _ t  _ ¢n.airai»__,_,___innu»n_¢.uv-;»i___6¢»’I_'f»=1j9.¥l4°¢1°“»f
with a  d_‘lDi§iU» Y°*°°"“7
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