The Signal, 1901-1-10, Page 5THE SIGNAL GODERICR ONTARIO.
TNUUUDAT, Jan. 10, 1901.
W. Acheson & Son
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- UNnKKWKAR
W. Acheson & Son
A JOURNEY ABROAD.
England and the Continent.
MW *theses's arrest's .r Mee Trip le
tares, ►•e alekI• .f tootle& esti
Parts -J lata I..wltaer-
lane and Other Wes.
W. pu+,lsh the week Me. Acheson's
w000uot of bee European trip eat summer,
Its given by her to the Epworth League of
North striae Matbodlst oburot • few week.
yo. A number of persona who wore net
present at eh, menu" Dave exonerated a
desire to read the history of the trip, tied
lite* Aoh.eou bei kindly gives us the m•••
osorlpt for pabllottion :
A desire to visit the Old Land to this
yetis" of years 1900, when .11 the world and
he neighbor were beat on vidtlog the Paris
Exposition, came upon me with snob too•
sotto that lambing but the ooaaommetioo of
the desire weld satiety
The mskiu4 of plans oould.dmit of testi.
delay, for •'fint tome, first served," applies
very a0roogly to steamship •000mmod•tlo. ;
so 1. es skiers a time as possible we secured
pes.age oe the Algia line of steamships,
along with • large party 000d.ated by Rev,
Dr. Withrow. of Toronto, whom 1 •m
pleated to intro hies you to et the editor of
oar Faraday school paper Oowerd, ea well
se of the M.thed4/ Mag.zlne gad R..ew.
O.r home•Isa.lne way must propitious --
geed health, doe west bey sad many frauds
to sin goodbye sad wish as "bon voyage."
A few hours by roll bring us to Mont-
real, when we Ent catch sight of our good
ship Tunisian. To one sailing on an oases
steamer ler the Brat time the arrangements
ars of much interest The soenomy of
e pees, semisolid!, 1n the staterooms, 1s our
prieeg. The first feeling s one of dsmy
as Io when our limited wardrobe 1e to he
plowed, but to our jay we find thee steamer
freak vanishes under the berth, testing es
all the ayatlabe thews. Another lmpreseloo
le Ise preeaullons for safety,- the small
though savoriy built portholes, the firmly
fined tablet and ohaln, the swu1tne
W olves, the many lifeboats, ars all ominous
suggestions of what may be.
W. bed the pleasure of being letr•duoed
to the Fronts angora* beton leaving port,
In • meet grsolow • send ofi" to Bir Charles
Taperer by semn weeny or eighty •1 kis
frauds Coming ea board, the onatomary
speeches were made. One of bis supporter.,
melba. • very grmofoes speech In English,
repeated 11 to Preach, which, aided by see.
Iloulmutoo, brought forth • more enthuses.
Ito applause than when gf•eo to English,
The sail down the SI. Lawrence 1e full of
letterset. Lettere are peeled at the last
plate. Father Point, and we to realize
tb•t we are ant on the boundless deep For
eight dys to be shut off oompletely from
native land, yea, from the whole world !
Think of It, not even the Toronto Mall or
(Nobe to peruse ! Can nob an weenie be
pleawnble 1 Thew u board the Tunisian
on that unparalleled trip would verify
answer is the affirmative.
New Tnl DAYS ►AMO ON COA0n SHIP.
( .mpwsNen for all that ea leave b..
bled 1e largely made up by the many genial
people on beard. A printed Ilan of pweo-
sere le given to earth one, and many notable
people we end in our oomp.oy : Right
Hener.bl. Earl 01 biome, of Soorloed ;
•
Honorable l)wrg. Homs, of Sootland ;
Colossi irwe, e( Otte*. ; Hon. Mr. Justice
Wortel., of !dotterel"! ; Owen Rlohardeoo,
of Leedom ; 14.v. Armstrong Rlsok, o1 Tor•
onto; ear own Dr. Withrow, and m.oy
and varied the brides and groom., wbo 1t
Is needles te say mesas due attention
from .l1 ee board. The days pew gnlokly.
A merry party !..wen playa, shuffle -board,
others promenading the deck, whilst others
cosily nate down In steamer chair with
rug and oeahion. The ship's library la well
patronised, as at tamales the .t.ndard
work. in Ilberotore. The saltwater baths,
the 6---6-7 mess • day, the .i,hllm, of •
pale" Whip, the nee e. of a whale, the
reading or the leg, the change In the tem•
from our infallible lima plebes to that of
th• otitis, all prove et greet Interest. The
change of five hoar. In the trip mod• n.
(eel when the battle sounded for breaklsob
that I1 wu somewhere to the middle of the
n ight.
Banda, en board .hep le of 'rest pleasure.
The beautiful Church of England servfee 1.
heartily engaged to by all present, the in.
"Dieing hymns, "Petite, Perfect Paseo," and
"For These in Pall on the Sea," being
elpoofally etgnieo.nt. The handsomely
Isoorsted masa room is especially enjoyed
In the evening, and the outer% whish 1.
always given In aid of the Seaman'. Orphan-
' .g. at Liverpool Is th• general topfo of eon-
varuLtio., the Aondgy collections and ('on -
oat realising f66 Grouted• for the over
abundance of attention ora gate from the
hande of the .hip helps one to enter aym-
Patbetlolly Into the 111. nt the seaman,
sod "hue gismo tee ,soerot..ly opened.
The celebration% lel of July and 4th of
t
July .re both loyally engaged in, ending le
each ail by singing "God Mare the
goose,' "My Country, 'Tis of The," mod
"Blest be eh. Te That Hinds."
Tse LANDING 4T LITIMPOOL.
At last the 2,840 miles base been Ors -
versed, the lovely Emer•!d late appsen,aad •
meet welcome sight It is. Ti. beeuttfol
greens. the lovely fields of which resemble
a p•toh-work qullt, plow one. A ruin
canoed with ivy 1e pointed out. Oar pilot
oomu oa bored a1 Morillo, and we soon
scam into Liverpool, with Its seven melee
of dock. Kew wen the Interest to learn of
what hod happened In Otte great world lett
behind os. The most eager et our party
was our lady missionary, Miss Braskbtll, of
China, to learn of the r.v.gee of the Bolen
and to gain some idea es to the possibility
of eadlog at Shanghai and from there mak•
Mg her trip up the rivet to Ohioan.
Alter passing our luggage through the
oust.m., we took omnibus to depot, getting
• bird's eye Thr of L verpool, with its
large pabho baildages, gtgantlo hotel", busy
streets, all quite modern in appesranoe.
The railway ride from Liverpool to Landon,
throngs Derbyshire, down the beautiful
valley of Derweet, on through Bedlord•
shire, with thoughts of Jobs hoopoe and
his "Pilgrim's Progress," shell nova be el-
faoed from my memory. It appeared like •
000b00001 park, the Beide onitl•.ted like •
garden, the hawthorn hides", the atone
(*noes, beautiful roads, guano) farm -steads,
Ibatobed oo00ags"..d try -grown •barons"
It was I. making the trip we tartook of
our tint E.gltsh diener, which was served
by pinsl:,g a table 1■ Saab oompartm•nt of
the oar. A full menu was protected ted
sere;,,: without beau, some one ramekin"
that we eta for 150 miles.
5I011T ■RUNG 01 LONDON,
Oe arriving at Loodo. we wore oondeaed
to the Midland Grand Hotel, were greeted
as expected frauds and galokly assigned to
our rooms, wb(oh we found mat specious,
with riots imagines in crimson end gold.
Tr,e 1•w days given u Loodoo on the out
ward trip were full of sight seeing. W•
first visited the Tower, °roasts, oho great
London bridge, •Ise rower brody. The
great fortress impresses one at Dew of tb•
dreariness of proeoo life. Many scenes of
butory *blob bad been drilled Into us at
public school sow became very vivid. The
Yeoman of the Guard whom we met et the
Tower wee a spoolmea el great iuterssr. H•
wee dewed in • gay oatome of red, trim•
mod with braes buttons, and carried the air
of impotence due be years of armee Our
neat point was St Peal's. Cathedral, which
bas sew burned down dye taws. This 1m•
muse edifies (a in the vary heart n( t6• oily,
l• 500 foe lug and wee over thirty years la
building. Is s situated on • dight envie.
wen, and s •pprowb.d by • Bahr of
twenty Iwo ewes. One agreed by mono
mental .tetaary on every side Many neo
of note, ohlefty newel and military officers,
ban found their est rotting P e.
bn plan mer
Pre wen eepecally interested In eke mons•
moots of England's greatest sailor, Nilson,
and her greatest solder, Welllegton Os
enurlog the crypt, whtob extends the en.
tire leoeth of the ohoroh, we look •poo •
fine bust of Sir John McDonald, forma
premier of Canada, The meet striking fee -
etre, however, of the whole church is the
mighty dome. *wood only to 8t. fetor'. in
Rome. It is 364 feet in height and le bosun.
folly "Awned with eight awes from the
life of Paul. The organ, one of the largest
In (treat Britain, is In two pars, one o0
"soh d4• of th• oholr, and 000neoted by
some kind of meoh•elem under the Boorlos.
A beautiful ohoral ..rvlw Ie rendered every
day at ton o'oleok and four o'clock, while
four servloes are hood on Santa,.
wesTMtNNrsa ♦Bear.
The venerable Westminster Abbey nett
ol•ims our attention. It Is blackened with
700 year" of London smoke, hot 1e notwfth.
standleg Rutland'■ great "Temple of Fame."
It also I. 500 feet long, fall of rnysl burial
yams and monuments to wlebr•ted men
and eremite The feeling of •we pewees
noe In treading •Door. Interment within
these walls is 000dder•d the last and great•
est honor which the nation ten bestow, and
so with interest we reed the losorlptioo en
the tom') of Knglend'a "(trend Old Man,"
Wm. F Medawar, and also that of Mre.
Gladstone, burled • few mien lata. We
ars pleased u take part in short s•rvlos of
pryer for nor soldiers in Month Afrlos. A
oonrteooe verger t.kite toe through the royal
tomb.. The "lingo" of these guides is very
stereotyped. One is Impressed with the
feeling that they have leaned their plow
and are ready to sey ft rt any who will pay
the fee. Our drives amend the many parks,
n o0.L'ly that et Hyde Park, are of great
pleasure. ft 1s one of the moat frrgnented
and le provided with nine earries' seesaws
It 1e here the fashionable world of London
can be seen riding and drl.lng. On en.
days during "the 0a10n" it le quite Impse.
tog to we tto unbroken file of elegant oar -
rages, wets well groomed horses, prodded
over by desk raehmen, gaily attired, end
000aped by erg, o'tely-drees•d women.
511110 TR1 41711N.
Clow to Hyde Park to Kensington Palace,
whiob we molted, where one maoh•loved
Queers was born and brought up, mad whore
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money- than they would have to
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ST. 6E0. PRICE.
.be first learned of beg •asmgtw be the
Mimeo. 01 greater Iatereeb, however, thou
•.elms her first home was to see In the lash
our sovereign of over silly years. Learn-
ing that arse w•. attending • garden party
a1 her town bowie, Buo►mgh.m Pdaue, we,
by the Lid of we et the.eurtsoae and gal.
Iu1 polloemea, who we learned was greatly
Interested to Cen•dle.a, baying saved 00
oar NorOk West Mowed Pollee torte,
seared a good po.t0t0e. As the Queers •p-
preaoh.d oar Ua..d1an loyalty could nut be
suppressed. Oar d.mewtntiv.osu seemed
to 5011500 the atteedon of other bystanders,
but oar sward was In the sweet and gre-
cious bow Her Majesty heetowed upon w,
aid we 1.to web hearts thrilled and glad -
dosed aid 611.4 with Inward pleasure In be-
ing abl• to gay, we had seen the Qo....
WM TO 10015.
W. had, however, by arranged progaw,
to take our dep•rtiie ter Parts. A short
railway ride to New Haven. where w• took
boat soros" the maob•dread.d (:hsnael to
Uteppe. taw more the elem.nte wars
kind to e. Our train to Parts was math
belated owing to some oatraetion. A Looe
omnibus delve through the oly to our
destined hotel gar us a glimpse of Part •1
moist The gayety of the thickly tkruaged
streets, lanob tables 000upylog folly half of
he sidewalk, orchestras, merry-go-ruonds,
men and women dwolog (a the open
square., all helped us to realise that we had
teethed "gay Paris." It wee the beginning
of their national festival. o.mm.morating
the fall of the Beattie, *blob lasts three
days. We were tortueaee In taking In this
great celebration, the °were of which tees
held at the Piece d. I• O ouo.rde, ah open
square. It the opinion of many the le the
moot detente! spot In the world. In the
other. of It ls the lamins obelisk elven to
Frasee by Mahomet All and brought trout
Thebes. It 1. placed to the e5ao1 spot
when the guillotine in 1793 began ite
bloody work by theersoatios of lune XVI„
he lovely wife, Marl. Aatetn.tee, and
three thousand other vague. Around the
aware ere beautiful fountains and sight
ellig.rlo•I statues, typifying the mote im-
portant dines of France, one of whloh, ra
pr•seoolog Stres"burg, is draped in bleak,
the olte haying bow loot to the nation.
The display of firework., ooupl•d with all
the powers of acetylene go., 'lsoato lights
and thousands of Chinese lantern., made up
a some of beauty whloh showed to as the
power o1 artlfi.lal lute as never raw be-
fore.
The tomb of Napoleon le onset the sights
of Perls, The colossal tomb Inside one of
the ohurobee Ls lighted by windows of •m-
ber-alored giw,grvlog it the •ppe.rene of
bels. bathed IG sunlight. Above the tomb
ID gold ettereoan be read the words (atop
iron. he will), "1 wish my whoa to rest on
the banes of the Nelms, In the midst of the
Freoob notion I hay• se greatly loved "
Hs ashes were removed from St Hdena
twenty years sitar his death, with, 10 is
s•ld,saob enthusiasm le has rarely attended
the entry of a Inter/ esvlret,n.
[Tits Lorena )
The large art galleries' are visited -ohs
Louvre, toxo whew hale se pater* under
ten years old cam enter. It 1a the mese lio-
n * pabllo butldlsg In Fr•nee, both
arobIMoterally and on so0ount of IN tree
ora of art. 10 holds the masterpieces •00
is representative of the greasiest artiste.
Our golds tells us that It takes eight days
to see the L , so only • small portion of
nTie it come under our °baryons
. 1 most
oel.brst.d treasure In the whole building is
the famous Venus of Mlle, found en the
eland of Milo in 1820 It s w uquislttve
ly beautiful figure of a woman ted bolds a
promloeot pwI►Iw 14.0be centre of ow e1
the Won'.Ti L el isteres0 te watch the
many oopyiete--.sine en high ladders, as
some of the pietate, are hang very blgb.
Paris the beautiful has always been isapir-
tog to art study, end hundreds of Amertoso
incidents ere working here •nd.avorlog to
beoo . des�gners, arohlteete, eonlptors and
psisan.
It is quite impos.ible te lea.. Paris with•
out referring to the be.ulilal dyer Seine,
.11b its lovely bridges and Its rally.Orimm.d
boats. As night the different -shaped bate
sod gondola, leniently lighted, w one of
th• pretty slgha of the oily. As to the
Eepositlon, may I take tee for granted that
the many newspaper reports have made you
familiar with it, with oo dope to have to
repeated ? It proved to be only an lootdoot
in oar mummer outing, and not the moot (lop
eir•bl, one W v
W• wen, however, not blind
to the architectural beauty, the artistic or.
roogemenr, the fine "toothiest display, ted
many other soar•es of delight. To our
thought the whole Exposition w.. more
artistic than lodnetrtal, an aspect more in
stoeerd with French charm/tar than the more
various boobies" methods of the Anglo
Saxon. In fat -at driok,•
be mere
and 1,
with oo thought for the morrow, appeared
to he the standard of living.
g*ACTIPCL 5wt? itItt•ND.
limning Paris, we travel the south -wet. rn
part of France, reach Switzerland and bnd
ourselves rioting higher .ad higher, till the
first glimpse ot the mountains Mmes upon
car view. Oar hist stormier plate is
Lausanne, and our Hotel Gibbon, we
learn, was o00 rho property of tltbbon,
the great historian, who wrote lo some one
et the rooms his masterplso.,"The Ree and
Fall of to Roman Empire." Asa party we
were anxious to find out who had the honor
of oncapymg that room, but were not sails
led along that tins. Our first improsiu of
Swltrorlond was so pleasing that we re-
gretted having to (save Lausanne, witb Its
lovely vow of Lake Geneva, bat we must
hasten to Herne, the tepttal, • quaint old
towq of 39,000 Inhablus"
ats, The bone
are hunt over 'roadie, through
which rano the pavement for fool paean
e we. It. name Implies the olty of the hoar
Bruin, u Its emblem, le seen everywhere
A whole Croup of meobanloal Mars go
through a performanoe at the clock tower
two minutes before every hour. Every
plate 1e adorned with the bear oreyed In
stops or wood, while s large den of lies
ones Is malotalned at public expense. In
Phe middle elthe public. streets .re large
f untams, where the housemaid tense for
water. Quite a oommon eight Wiese, them
washing their olothee, preparing their
table vegetables, etc. The chief glory,
however, of Berne is Its view of the whole
range of the Hennes Alps. As we reefed
Interlaken, that city of magniflwot hotels,
we thought the vow eatrlvaled that of
Bente. Here we beheld the Jan,fr•o.
with It. darkling shroud of eternal snow.
tanked by the gray dopes of the Silber
horn to the right and the Snheahoro to the
left. The proportions of those mountains
are so el/sotto that the eve In vein at•
tempts to estimate the Might A. we
looked upon them, first in sunlight, then In
albedo*, we felt that snob a revelation of
beauty had come to us before, and we
were led to look from nature rip to nature's
Goa, and to Low In humble adoration to
Him who hoe oreetm the h and the
earth, and all that ie contained therein
MOUNTAIN 01,1051100
Our ride over the marinates to (triode!
wed Naos as • li mole of m00.0.00life: the
Swls.0.1,ts dotted here and there oo the
me0et•tn side, whole villages with tM.p.
pe•r•005 o1 al nein, to the cliff. The "hep -
herd net tending hie sheep brought to our
rated the many little teener', wh11.0 the
roan dopes, de: p velleyt, laming water
halls and torrents were endless snore** of
delight. Ae we °limbed hither and higher,
ear ear making many a taws curve, we
weld Get bet note the different seam the
high altitude bed ne diff members of
our party. The keen, teethed monauln air
1. tee stream for some, and the ph steal de
proles of hesdaehe,di,zinos", deafness, was
felt. whilst ethers berm. almost laton-
wead with .rhllantloe of spelt. The The old Idea that the body sometimes
pretty flower and fruit sellers that appear seeds • pewerfnl, drtette. 0errlhvm, pill has
at oath .topping plate are always well been imploded : for i). Ring's New Leh
patronised. filer, whtoh are perfeotly7 harmless, wetly
'Ile way to... Switzerland properly, hew- sl.imnlate liver end belittle to sestet 90.eeea-
ever, Is ee foot ; on eoenrdingly, with long on. matter, elsaeee the waren sad abeelate-
alpsnsteok la hand, we sat out te .YIP Gil I ly Imre sa.Grlp.Non mad doh bud&.h..
of las glaciers. Tse •zkllsnMsg Gig N ( Daly R6. •t Jen. W11.sn'* dreg Giem
the high altitude helps te keep fatigue 1e
•beyano, .ad as we resulted the surae lied
open by the retrows"ton of the darter and
looked up et the .011d rook oo wish gide,
400 feet btgb, we telt repaid for the effort.
We thee climbed w the sterna, Lound an
be grotto w►loh we entered, 180 feet dap,
with step., pillars and ourrldere of toe -
Ittihad up 1t looked quite 110. 1•irylaad.
O. our way book to our hotel, we soared
sena mountala strswbsrnee mad Dream,
which • pretty 8wW maiden had tempt-
ingly spread outside her outage door.
TM. L1olo O LUSZONl.
A sell on Lain Then brings us to the olty
et Luoerue. A fine Illuminattoo of fire-
works on the lake greeted us on our first
evening here. The oelebrated '• 1. ,.n of
Lutes." is one of the 'Wilts. to the leo.
of • high natural ohff of sendetooe the form
of • lion to hewn oat In memory of tweety-
oz others sod 760 gulden of the Sense
(mord, who fell In defence of the royal
family of Fane. during the revolution.
Tho dying lion le twenty eight feet long and
10 transfixed wleh • broken lassos while he
is end/erotisg to shelter the I'renoh lily
with his paw. the rook beers the amts" of
°tloen, and le overhung with trees mid
shrubs. It was from Luzern* we spent ere
et the most leafleting days. Taking boat.,
we stopped at Vi knee, end •amended Mount
Real, nearly 6,900 feet above the see. A
rel/way leads from the village to the very
summit, • 11.e of four and a half miles.
Tbls le one of the moot frequented epee la
Switzerland, •Itbough but • tow years ago
It was unknown ezo.pt to the herdsmen.
The beauty of this soon* oan0ot be de.
bribed. As we matinee to rise, meanie
Over • f•ylna s.vnty 61e feet deep and
round the mount.l0 slops", a wondrous view
of mountain, lake ood valley barite upon
nor s1*ht. The view la fine weather sweeps
• wrote of ►bro hundred miles of magol6
cent so.oerp of chalet., hameu and • score
of lakes. The offal' of light and shade as
we toued ourselves • Ma above the •load■
was • oonstent source of wonder, and again
our thoughts went oat to :overate to the
mighty hand which orated the greet light
which runes the day. Making our way to •
hotel (the highest In Europe), we had
lunch along wits many others of .very
nation and grade.
0000011 AAD TOl N*TM10L.4Nf41.
From Switzerland we pass Into Germany.
At our first .to,plog piece, Straseburg, w•
behold the military man lo .11 he glory
Seattle. to spiked helmet petrol the streets.
(Some 20,000 emery were in the oity that
day ) The gnat othedral, with It. spire
470 feet high, is a beautiful .Oruotar.. No
whore to the world has architecture rsaohed
• higher development than to these old
miss on the Rhine. A vett to the Kasper
or's pal.o displays beauty In every form
Our sail down the Rhine, witb its falls -
very ploturwgae, bur one u b* oompar.d
with our Niagara -brings as to Cologne,
with It. fine oecbedral, the largest 1. the
world. On to Heidelberg, with its mighty
wale, one of the feudal grandeur* of the
put; then to Brume's, the capltel of 14.1
g um. The many lace manof•otorlse here
quite charm us, u well as the meas places
of poo, notebly the Peals de Juane, our
responding to our oourt boas". It la one
of the most wetly balldtoge In this world.
We pass oo to Aetwero sod tete haat
Lorain the Channel and oho. more teeth
Loodoo, the gnat otty of the world, wish
its sedate line el 'biome, 30,000oeba, under
ground railway, and below that, seventy
feet down, an el•otrlo line. Who eau eitl•
mete the event Aad mit within • mile
radius the tends$ will gond sough of to,
West ler days. - _-
IN LONDON 400IN.
I dere not tab tine to describe the maty
pointe of intermit Windsor, the home of
the Qasen, with Its beaiolful chapel, where
ohs Queen worships ; Hampton wort, no
longer • royal reodeooe, but • home for de-
pendents on the Crown, 000tslolug a thous-
and works of tet, many el them by delis•
Relished muter., • park of • thousand ares
and beautifully kept grounds. A milt to
Crystal Palate, with 10. floe illumination•
was also a day to he remembered. We
were loureeted.os mantle Wal.7. Chapel
its City Reed. We entered the oharoh and
were eenOlmeotel enough to climb the steps
of the pulpit and stand where the founder
of our greet Methodlem stood. At the rear
of the chapel is • tine monument over W..
ley', grey*. Our visits to the many art gal-
leries, museums, memo halls, °horohl, mar -
late -Doubly Smithfield, whore the Chris.
tan martyrs wen burned •0 the stake -
Gadd Hall, the Parliament Building., from
which emanate' the glory of the British
oon.tlt ution, the many hlstorio streets, scop
a. Paternoster Row, Fleet street, Cheap.
side -
all fill the d•1 with senet t
sees and de•
11
rhe and brio the g us t • e time when coos
mon we meet set sail for the home land
A lit tie poem sent me by one dear to me ez•
presses our feellog; at the time
"Tim 101 0100111IN0 0051."
"There's joy 1n sailing outward,
Though we leave upon the pier,
With loose grieved and wistful,
Oor very dearest dear ;
For th• met stall roll between un
For perhaps • whole round year.
There's joy In °nothing mountseos,
In lording rushing brooks,
In poking into planes
We've reed .bout in books,
In meeting stranger people
With unfamiliar looks,
Hut the joy of joys is ours,
Unto.ahed by any p.lo,
When we take the hnme bound .uemer,
And catch the homebound tr.ln-
There's nothing hall so pl
A. **ming home again."
ROMewARn 4(:ROte Tilt KrORMY ATI.ANTn'.
The return voyage sew not so ple•ea.t.
The sea air which oomes so soddenly upon
u. Is trying and leads many to retire to
their st•tereome--as some noe happily re.
marked, "for the purpose of meditation. -
As the cold winds continue and the waves
toot 01001 d with some anxiety, the
bwaO:fol yea 1. et the 107. h Palm come Io
our remembrance :
'Ti., that go down to the eell in skip.
Chat do business to great wavers :
Then see the work. of the Lord, and his
wonders in the drop.
Fns" He onmmeedeth, and nl.sth the
stormy wind, which Il(teth up the 'nye
Ibaree/.
They mount 0p to tn. bursts, they go
down again to the depths: their thy! is
melted because of troab's.
They reel to and bro. sod Wagger like a
drunken man, and are at their wit.' end.
Then they Dry unto the Lord In their
trouble, •nrl He bringoth them out of their
distresses
He waketh the storm a calm, eo that the
waves +hereof aro still.
Then are they glad because they his quiet;
•o He brtngad them onto their desired
Paving thv,sgh tb. Straits o1 Belle Isla,
the Gall and R 1.s" St Lawrence seemed
Indeed • "desired haven;" and es we steam
ed up 00)1 more 0o Montreal, and reached
terra firma In nnr own cativo land, we felt
the., no blew In t n* whoe world Iurn.hee
fir the perenn happier conditions
of ..stenn, than our own mach loved Can.
ad..
A few hours by rail brie, us to more
familiar ourrnnndtngs, and se the hrske.man
In 5.0000.0• tones Delle rat • nonunion," it
e rror wooded more walteme, ler it was
' Ane+e, SWIM him. 1 Re le woe so humble,
there'. ne plane like home."
*town 1e aloes
mitatioos
of Dodd'• Kidney Pills aril
legion. The bila Is Imitated,
the outside coddles and snape of the
pills are Imitated and the name -Dodd'.
Kidney Pills le Imitated. Imitations are
dangerous. The original to safe. Dodd's
Kidney Pile beets a reputation. [mite -
tore have nese or they wouldn't Imitate.
So they trade os the reputation et Dodd',
Kidney Pills. D. not be deceived. Thera
le only one DODD'1►. Dodd's le the
originaL Dtx1.1'. is the tem. 1• he MA,
ful about -
o -o -D -n o -s
KIDNEY
PILLS
CANADA IN A. U. 2000•
What well Canada nein* Misdeed lean
great New'
(Hon .1. T narrow. In 'reroute Steal
What will Canada be at Christmas ono
hundred years from noir! With our bound.
les" possibilities, 1 look to sae our puny 6
000,000 'town to 00 least 60,000.000 stud this
to he, by thea, the Greater Briteln, earrylag
forward the Hrltl.h Idea to geveeoment, of
Nue! rights and equal opportunity for all.
I hope to see our people, however num.
awe, prosperous, ooatemted and happy, In
t10 poaesseo0, as they will be, of one of the
boost and rloheeo ooa0e lee to the world.
I look to see an and of ell rte* said oreed
bickering", • lees violent and unthinking
Partizanship in pelotas. a larger end more
Imperial outlook, • greater charity between
opposing torus", whether religion., political
or soots!, a joining of hands between labor
e nd oaplOat, whose true relations should be
in mho rather than lei separation and
mutual distrust, snob union resulting, as
1 ouweive, to a more equal distribution of
wealth, the product of labor.
A nation's true pride and glory should be,
not in the number of 10e millionaires, but
to ole absence et poverty and the Intel.
helmet and 0001 atment among what are
oaled oho oomo.rn people.
1 look to ere the oouatq peopled not
by "French' nor "Lugsh' but by true
"Canadians," a 0000• •lwoye good esougb
for me, and I Wilk for anyone resident
hen, With the passing of the older names,
carrot of seperatlon and distrust naively
the outgrowth of mutual lgooraoog,) w111
also pass the role of the enemy of Collide.
the demagogue who for hie own petty pin,
poses too often has played with these
name., and we will have •0 last that which
all Rood men doers, • really united Canada,
marching forward with rapid strides to Ile
mealiest -destiny es the teethe oommunity
en the America. tentloent.
"Union, Pew, Friendship and Frater-
nity" s an tawniest foundation upon whiob
to build in order to oohleye some, and to
deed •11,.1 the good tbtow l have hnp.d,and
most sincerely wlsh,for my Oath• and much
loved Canada .t this Chrlstmutlde.
Tbansa.b sent
Every year a large number of poor cuf-
f whose lungs are sore and rooked with
oougbs are unfelt to go to another oilman.
Hat 1h1. 1e meetly end not always sure.
1)oo't bean wile when Dr. King's New
Insoovery for oonsomptton will ours you
home. It's the meet Infallible medicine for
oo.ghs, oolds, and all throat and long dis-
ease'
ie
ns
e' en earth. The fiat dose brings relief.
Ace a ldtog notes result from persistent we.
Trki 11. 1.e free at Jas. Wilson's drug
store. i' til boo and $1.00. Every bottle
ga•reo:ad.
DUNLOP
SOL/ti
RUBBER
arrive Tire I
A new oarrlage tire that makes riding
on all roads a pleasure-e0000mloal, too
for (t dew away with th• vibration tb
shakes and breaks the marriages.
A V shaped .paw between the rub-
ber tire and the steel flange pre-
vents
ro-vents the creeping and cutting
whloh other tinware outdone to. See
the ezhloit at the beg fain.
Send at o0oe for 0, res TI • Catalogue,
giving paws of all adzes.
THE
DUNLOP TIRE COMPANY,
TORONTO. LIMITED
gT. .00140 WINNIPEG MONTREAL,
MILL WOOD
FOR
The above is cut into stove wtcd
length and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day ne
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Gaierich, Novemher 21st, 1899. 53-3m
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
C
AL
ALWAYS ON HAND
?HO ItN;M r
Scranton Hard Coal
IN)TAR MAHK0T
All floe) weighed no the Market Realm,
where Ton'mst 141*) Ib. for • test.
WM. LEE.
Ord.,s loft ot L31< • il$,Ep$V,ys
Stere pr.mptly attended ee.
'esut W . A. M0KIM
JANUARY SALE
Now u the time we clear all winter good. at money saving price.. Our
stork was well cleaned out, thanks to a good fall and winter trade, but last
week we secured some big bargains in Toronto, in fact more than we want,
but little prices will do the job at our annual January Sale.
este
Hoye' Overoat 1.3 sad 4 off.
Mee'. Ulster", worth 1110, for just 116
Bargains In Man's and Revs Suits.
meats Heavy Top Shine. worth 111.00, for
'76Mo.
ewe ; worth 76o, tor o.
lieu's and Kaye' Wool te sad Gloves.
We goo • bargain to these and will
Yore you • I.argaIn.
W. vacated a lot of manufacturer's item
plot of Honda, Clouds, 0,1.,.e,
Hoene",Moto,,
Getters, Hoene", letantees, Vesto,eto. Yours
at little pries".
Bargains in Ladies' Blank and Colored
Top :tkiite.
Bergamo to Weikel, oto.
LINENS -Ger Jansmry Linen Male
Is now ca !n as
addition to our well sorted
•took of !'able Limon, we eeneral • big let
mill nod• and some slightly damaged roods
•0 one third off reinter pilo., and will
t cloths, eel)
• same reduction. Table clo., ell Iwgtbs,
w ine slightly dammed, some wiled, end
{Anima pet good., 10 lengths of 14 yd.. lieto 4 yd., at 29e the plea*, up to 116. Nep-
klas, splendid moods, mans damaged •r
wiled, et • beg redeotlon. H.rg.lns V
Towels of ell kind.. 1f you require any
'Mao now or fur spring, It .111 be mosey
to your postal to •1.10 oar Jeo..ry
Sale.
It won't cost you anything to see what we are doing at ourJ•nuary Sale
and you may .ave a dollar or two.
W. A. M0KIM.
need good strong boots to
We've got the very k
soles (solid leather, mind
put together with the kno
strong to stand the strai:;
'f
h't:se boots are ;
wear
iljard
Wear
Shoe.).
Men and boys
(young men) work-
ing outdoors,
knocking about,
stand the racket.
ilial you want -stout, thick
•,';i , good strong insteps,
',t li,i .:e that they must be
though they do
FROM $1.25 UP.
WrI. SHARMAN, Jr.
Fall Sans &Overcoats
an
The mn d to • snit made at
see auto always lo.,0.1rim, a 1t le obs
at-
home
t _ ._•fbittoto , l every moo of taste to look.
A large of cloth& to chows
fpm..
If you air ooa'',mplarleg geltleg-a
11sh' neerooat ter tail weer, give us •
ohauua to saes yea. Prices right.
H. DUNLOP
West Street
CANTELON'S
Pasts' Oyster anti s
s P e Tarts S
jyt bort
1, � t p
Bread and Cream Rolls,1flce
Pies and Lady Fivers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maravfles,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
are as goal A. the host 010110 its any
city in Canada.
Csntelon leve the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
In fancy designing anti ornament
ing and almond teeing.
lime him an oiler end your flat•
isfaction will be an.urrel.
D CANTELON,
WEST -8T,
IT'S YOUR NERVES
Its the Condition of Your
Nerves That Either Makes
Your Llte a Round of
Pleasut'e or a Use-
less
s♦less Burden.
To many women life i. one round of sick•
heap, weakness and ill health. To attempt
even the slightest household duties fatigues
them. Molny of the symptoms accompany-
ing this state of duclino are : a tenting of
tiredness oil waking, faintness, dizziness,
oinking feeling, palpitation of oho heart,
shortness of breath, loge of appetite, told
hands old feet, headache, dart circles order
the eyes, pain in the back and side end all
the other Accompaniments ot a ruo•down
and weakened constitution.
All these symptom and conditions are
simply the result of a poor quality and
detective circulation of the blood, with •
wasting away of the 1101111 forme.
By feeding the system with
DR, WARD'S
BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS
You strike at the root of the disease and
lay a solid foundation on which to build.
Soon the weight increase., the sunken
choeke and thitherto! bust, fill out, the eyes
get bright and oho thrill of renewal health
and otreugth vibrates through the system,
60 cents per hox at all druggists'. or
DR. WARD CO.,
Toronto, Ont.
KENDALL' s;1
lPAYIN
WRE-re
T V eN ng•hle 1.9'0'1• roe .Not.., .[r.wee
Ctot..04 .11
without a bieml1b 0.0.0.0 It .vee sof bt0ar.
North 110.1.,8.1, 0.4, 1.9.. 16 16
Ilse R./. E•64.110e.
DearWm 00 J0 tea.tre. .00.e err....
rlet9111091. Nee .. • men lt .ee pitmanle 000g slue
1 til. will • ono a Oar 'we .6.al4 with rear
ruw.rs/11111Mr. y sot es" w dm witty
aite.r gwelal Rel• Co. 50L..601'. tetanal my
MAM.. Y44e1 r.ee.rrr.,,
AIN1I.01lrC e4rmttlti.
Flat .1. M. ere 1, As • liniment few faintlyees It
b.. ...noel.••• lows" lenges, in, Ra1s1I',
.ee•rw ..a, •••-•0 Treei4... ,M 15...,
t0• book ere., or •ddreas
K 0.J. i/I*k11 co.. moue PAU.1. TT.
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DO YOU KNOW
WHY
You can't gat . any. peat through
your house or factory i You will
prohahly find your Boiler, Furnace
Pipro or Scot° Front choked up with
scale. A few gallons of our celebrated
SCALE Sf VENT
will remove ilii this eiluPestans to you
the entire heating capacity of your
plant. A postal cant will bring yon
full information. Write at once,
Tie Wm. Sutton Compound Co.. LTd
Iter Qrees St. Fast, Toronto, Nat.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
McLEOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATOR.
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Goderlch, Ont.