The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-09
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tages we offer TO young gentlemen who
go to Canada under our supervision.
We do not dispute the fact, that a
young fellow may do equally as well
by going out independent OF our cadet
system, yet ait the same time the chan
ces are greatly against his so doing.
From our long and varied experience
in such matters, We find the average
youth only TOO willing TO avail himself
of the opportunity Of a few days in
New York or Montreal, and seldom
thinks of work until his resources are
drained. These few days often cost
the emigrant considerably more than
the amount of our charges, besides the
risk he runs of getting into very ques-
tionable company; ON reaching his des-
tinatfon he has to take his chance OF
employment sometimes very difficult
to obtain, in addition to the worry
and anxiety of having no guarantee
as to a comfortable home or payment
of wages. By our system the chances
of a young man being led astray on
reaching Canada are very remote, as
we provide places for all cadets pre-
yious to their leaving England, and
guarantee that they will be well fed
and have comfortable homes, in addi-
ton to a small salary OF at least $500
per month. We send out conducted
parties at frequent intervals, which are
under the personal guidance and super
vision of an experienced colonist; While
those who go without the service OF a
conductor are met on arrival IN Montre-
al. New York or Toronto by our super
intendent or resident agent. ParlleS
will do we'll TO consider IL is desirable
TO send thir sons abroad without friends
IN he at the mercy of touts and agents.
These fonts. as is we'll known, meet
every steamer on arrival. and are only
too anxious TO give advice, which SO
often proves misleading. We need
hardly TO mention that this advice Is
given solely in the interest OF the COM
pany or scheme they represent, and
shorJd he treated accordingly. And
further particulars can be had upon APP
plication. Yours faithfully.
THE INTERNATIONAL EMIGRA-
TON ASSOCIATION, Limited.
When the further particulars are
asked for the Emigration association
sends the following letter:
Canada Section, The international
Emigra ton Association Manapser,
Mr.. A. L. Atkinson; superintendent,
Mr.. F. F. Macarthur. Bownville, On
tario; Resident Agent, Mr.. Thomas j.
Atkinson, Toronto; Secretary, Mr.. +.
Todd, Albany Building, AZ Victoria
Street, Westminster, London, s. W.,
and at Toronto. Canada, May 20, 1895.
Dear Sir or Madam-In reply TO your
favor duly at hand, we beg to state that
the vacancies advertised are situated
near Bowmanville, Ontario, and have
been especially selected on behalf of
the A ssociation, by our superintendent
and resident agents. These vacancies
offer comfortable homes with compe-
tent farmers, to young gentlemen who
are willing to learn and to assist in the
work Of the farm in the same manner as
the farmers and their sons are accus-
toned to do. The practical work being
somewhat Of a rough nature, 1t is nee
cessary for applicants to be strong and
healthy. No gentleman can be enroll
ed before being declared sound by the
certificate of a duly qualified medical
practitioner. All Cadets are placed
for twelve m onths from date Of arriv-
al and are treated as members of the
farmers family with whom they re-
side. having board, lodging and wash
ing in addition to a small salary, &C
cording to ability. Our terms. which
include through fares from Liverpool
or southampton 10 destination, have
been fixed at the lowest rates, consis-
tent with efficiency, and are as fol-
lows:
LIST Cabin Steamer and 1st Glass rail,
20 pounds.
End Cabin Steamer and 1st Glass rail,
q pounds.
Conducted party's:-
LIST Glass Steamer and 1st Glass Rail,
80 pounds.
End Glass Steamer and 2nd Glass Rail,
% pounds.
These terms include all our charges
for placing and after supervision of
Cadets. We wish TO be clearly under
stood that we hold out no inducements
to those who get out with the intention
of spending their time in idleness and
dissipation. Any further particulars
can be had on application. Awaiting
your reply. Yours faithfully,
THE INTERNATIONAL EMIGRA-
TON Assertion.
MR.. KEATING'S STORY.
Mr.. Heating. one of the young gent
lemen who came over was seen at the
Carey last night. He is bright. man
~, courteous gentleman, and he will
get along very we'll regardless Of the
guardianship OF the Emigration society.
In speaking about himself and his trip
he said:
II was born in 1869. in westmeath.
ireland; was educated near Dublin. and
a { Dibln University, where l took the
degree of Bachelor of Arts and Eache-
lor of Law. l used 10 do a little press
work, was a real estate agent, and did
some insurance work, and Irish farm
ing. l, however, preferred a country
life to office work, and was greatly at
tracted by advertisements which ap-
peared from time TO time in Irish pa
pers, for young gentlemen to go out on
ranches and farms in Canada and Am
erica. These ads" were inserted by
The International Emigration ass1-
ciaion," whose headquarters are ~
Victoria street, Westminster. London.
and were worded so as to cOnjure ID.
TO the minds Of the unwary, pictures Of
wild stretches OF prairie. large herds OF
cattle and horses. picturesque cowbays.
oronzed and warpainted Indians. who
would cut ones hair for nothing, in
fact. everything which delight the read
ers Of Fennimore Cooper. In Febru-
airy. last. l was laid up with a bad az
tack OF pneumonian, and my doctor adj
vised me, II / could 10 leave Ireland
and seek health, in more congenial
climate l at once thought OF the ad-
vertisements which had seen, and ask
ed him how Kansas would do. He
thought II the very place. az once
put myself in communication with the
aforementioned association. with a
view of emigrating, all my questions
were answered in a most satisfactory
manner: they would. for the sum Of $50
convey me 10 Kansas. and there place
me on ranch where / would be board
ed, have az my washing done. live with
the family as one OF the family. and rs-
ceive nominal salary OF s. a month.
which. after years experience. would
be increased 10 any amount alulcs-
that / would care 10 demand in -a-,rr,
for which l would have 10 DO some
work
They assured me that the climate %
Kansas was most deliChtful- 2 liz