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Writes about Klondike gold rush...
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the first great homes north of Superior
And spent his last yam writing the
sttory of his life. The book was mitten'
primarily for the sob he hid scarcely
known and ire died soonafter finishing ,
it,
When it appeared in 1900, it was
snore than the story of ape�ettor.
Mr lratlds was one of the �taen to
sem both the opening of the tintario
farmlands and the enetlitts of the
west, tie had led the hind otlife even
trdern Canadian fiction writers hive
yet to discover and had made and lost
an earlier fortune in the west and then
been robbed of tv'thing he owned
on his that trip into the Ontario nor&
It was'only at the end of his life that
he became yorich that frothing could
destroy hire, but by thea he was 160
old to care, Otte of his last acts, was to
choose the title for the stony of his life;
he allied llenmocked of Danny,
Ile had , seen egoist every part of
Canada, lie was boat in. the Maritimes
in 184.4on his father's faun near
Middle (liver in Cape bireton, Nova
Scrim Rivas a ser tllfarm since arable
land wasscare and, in the 18$6x, the
McCharies family joined the great'
models of Kollin-tem who began lest/.
itng in the thousands to try their luck in
the unbroken bushlands of 11 ppdr -
Canada which, Weir finally b ` ng
opened by the railways. •
It was a dangerous journey it was
the time of the, greiat cholera . epid=
ethics and • teary died along the way,
Children had to be left in hospitals is
every city and town to find their own
way west.
When the familyreached. London,
they piled all their longings into'one
. wagon and, with the children riding on
. top, they made their way through the
forests to the Pluton district.
Aeneas' father cleared SO acres and,
Omagh' the land • was rich, life was
'hard. Even the small children had to
help in the fields.
The women in the McChatles family
regularly hid to walk IS miles to
Klncardiae, carrying bugs ofhard
wood on their backs, to sell to the
potash factories and Aeneas was con=
'owed that it was simply the struggle
to survive that killed his mother,
Before' site died, she made him
promise that he would leave the farm
and "do something" with his life..
•Sooty afterwards, Aeneas enrolled in
the .school • that had opened hi the
district and obtained . a teacirer's
certificate,
Pot the best seven years he taught
the fame children anit found he could
'tion estra money writing for the local ,
newspaper: When he was 260 he
mno+red. to Torentro, After a few fake
starts, ire reatired he Still sail hot stare
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What he wanted, and with money fse
hal maned, he travelled through the
United. States and sailed on a freighter
through the Catbbeatr.
Csahwl Traveller .
On his return to Toronto he decided
he no longer wanted to be a teacher.
Ile tdoked for a. better paying Job and
• became a commercial ;traveller: • The
1860s and 1$1$ had suddenly become
one of the best titres in the history of
Ontario, flssshland was becoming vast
farmlands, leg houses were being
replaced by brick and frame. buildings
and, as he later, wrote #it his blogra. •
phy, "the whr3le country had a' trim,
,fresh, clean hod pi' -� pseroutc look".
ife was sttceessfuf as. a travelling
salesman and in 1$91 he married .the •
sister of one of his former students. It
Was to be* brief' and tragic marthige;
two years later, his wife was dead, He
bought one of the first gravesites in
the new • Mount. pleasant Cemetery
.. north of the. city and, in nterory.of his
wife, he placed. an inscription Of these'.
. words of Charles Dickens"The' kind,
est and gentlest heart that. e'er ached
on earth his passed in peace to
• heaven," •
• it was 'a long time before he
reedvered from.. her death; he now. had
. only rine pfttrpose in,life: to take care of
the sen she had borne him. In 11181,
when rumors reached i''oronto of the
fortunes to be made out wast with the
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EAU R. BUSHELL
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Respondent ' y
JUDICIAL SALE
of Lots 6,' 1 and Si Coneessioll 1, Not th of the i
I. liutharn *tact, in the 1` twnship of (reenock, in the
Co only of Efate, C
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s Pursuant.to' the. judgement. and final order fot
g .sale made in this actionthere will be offered for sale at
l,' the Smith Parking Lot, Rrwee County Unlit ,louse, by 1
pmfrlio auction in one parcel, with the approbation of the
rendersigned Master by # ailarglt & McDonald, out- e
'tio/wets, at the hoar 6( 10,100 a dock in the fiSretraon; an i
Saturday, the 6th day of flovernber,1%2, the lands, acrid .y
y ittenikes known «s Lots 6, /and g, Concessi611 1, North 1
of the Durham rham Road, in the Township of Greenock, in
the Ct 660 of Bruce, more particularly described in the
i deed registered in the Registry Office for the Registry' i
Division of lltirce, acs hid, 84911, 1
i The property will be offered for sale sallied to' a i
f reserve bid filed 6y the Indge. t
The otrchasef shall pay dawn td the vendor's t . "
solfeiito�r do the day of sale 10 Ott'' dent of the purchase)
f money and shall ply the balance of die p irehase Monty
itr�to Cotitt wr'sthawtt interest Mn or' before the 61h clay of f
I' of dosing, the p�trciraser shalt 13e made as of date December',1 Z Ad clue nts, are to
search the title at his
own eattense, In all Miter r fetodts the conditions of sate i
I ante the staatiditig ea4iditiolis of sate et the Catirt xs i
I moditiedby the cawditions agate settled by the under- .
signed,
ehr the pren►�ises is said to he erected a one and I
i' atre,harlf storey frame loose aria a, harm' portlier
1pa> ticotaars and eondst`co ,ws of sale may be had from1
Wacehtey, Magw'ood & Mackenzie, $olieitors, 215
thativ Street bast, V'alkettoit, Niglio,.
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Dated at Walkerton, this 4th day of `October,. f
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