The sun., 1892-05-15
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scent thus. and curve in this manner. and z i:
tale. with exaggerations and omissions. but
nns nj SSen heS e wSaa RSnS sdSra'e the BSnhon
OF Canada. It was British Columbia that saw
objections to coming In. and the Prime Mil,
bripe an i.on band between tidowater
aud tidewetcr that should not break. Then
the health OF most big, enterprises. and while
The G. /. H. got = Iit OF line here and ut q
line there. and almost as much land as IL
wanted. and the laughter was still going on
when tho last spike was driven between East
man sprawied behind the engine. and the iron
band ran from tidewayto tideway ~ the m prem- i
ier said and people In England said, bamt a1w the m
Ipsde1taIly ths nan ThG told nsnss hoW nSa
told OF the arrival at Winnipeg Of train load d
Of Scotch croiters on sunday , sht hey Wasv tbev
and ali the little stock thoy had brought with
them. 1t was the Winnipeg agent wh9 h nag ton 70
and they couldn't Quite understand IT. on THO
improprioty Of dlslocatng the companys ttai,
station and the agent gave them good dinner.
and they went on to settle at MeSso9in' Where ere
shss soa hnafSaa fhSsaa sfet oi tho % ns
trcal to Vancouver-our companion. spoke
treal. but from time to time he would sally
h s IN his y mss car an nnS ThF rSs
neck with his head. Few drivers cared for the
rlous man he was, who c!rried the. profile OF
the line il Ms head" and more than Tint
knew intimately the possisiliies OF 6fGx cGnn var
There Is always one such man on every line.
You can hear similnr tales from drivers on tho
masters on the big Northwestern In india
hna a0ns With on thu the nssa
soYaWsS %hs nIs sns bata
to having anything to do with Q land rotten
before it Is ripe land with I.0O0.O0 negroes
Seq o4e hs
We've picked up @ their ways Of politics;n ne
door to them. but don't think we're anxious
mix with their Essn en sannr nnGy
they Msfs wsnidni ff liz ABOUT G 'sn'e
But does It follow that they are lying ?"
STRAIGHT. There's some damn fraud at tho
From this belief he could not be shaken He He
beaten in trnde. Let them keep themselves
and their manners and customs to their own
ff This i, is is very S' sad and chilling; It seemed
quite otherwise. in Now York. where. Canada
was represented as ripe plum ready to fall
into Uncle Sam mouth when he should open
land-the, Mother Of Colonies has wonderful
gift for alternating the affections Of her own
own country. We ran out Of the snow through
ps Of snoT passsa hsd RfafSd h
planking. In one place snowslide had caught
lust the edge OF q shed and scooped it away as
, knife SCOOPS cheese. High up tho hills mon
had built diveEting barriers to turn the drifts
ay five feet deep on tho top Of the sheds.
When We woke it was on the banks OF the
muddy Frazer River. and the spring was hurry
blossoms of the wild .currant were open. the
pudding alders stood misty green against
he blue-b black pines. the brambles on the
burned stumps were in the tenderest lenf.
Tear's work fresh from tho hand OF the |
Maker. Tho land opened into clearings Of
soft black earth. At one station one hon had |
aid one egg, and was telling the world about |
.eal sprirg-spring that flooded the stuffy car
md drove us out on the platform to snuff and
ling and rejoice and pluck sdphashy green
green Iakelet. God be thanked that in travel
9st last last SoSemSer II New Zealand. NoT
shall hold her ast thTSSusn Japan and the
Here are the. waters OF the Pacific. and Van-
,ouver completely destitute Of any decent |
1efences) grown out OF all knowledge In the
ast three years "a At the bsr rwy VIII
[ndia-the Japan boat-and what more auspi: |
,ious name could you wish to find at the end |
II one Of the strong chains OF Empire?