The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-21


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Jeremiah, Isaiah, Noses and othsfOld
testament WORTHLESS are here. Petaf,
Allied with penitence Nile Just above
him IL the cock supposed TO have
crowed and brought % his mind the
words Of Jesus Then there, IL the
sepulchre, whilst Ia death isrepre-
sented. the worlds redeemer. Loving
hearts. zeal and religious fervor alone
could have pictured 60 Realistically,
incidents recorded In the new testa-
ment. We visited also the finest 30
illogical garden in Europe, and as I
left, I felt that I never would care to
60 and .'see the animals" again.
Birds and beasts Of every kind on the
globe were there. We visited one
other spot and then leave this inter-
esting place. The Palace Of Antiqui-
ties. Here, during the Spanish inqui-
sit,on were Imprisoned many "for
conscience sake." We saw where
they were led out and down to an
opening through which they were
dropped into the River Scheldt during
the time Of Charles V Of Spain. The
palace of the king is still standing.
Brussels has population of about
10000 and is without exception the
finest city I ever entered. rs broad
streets, shady trees, beautiful boule-
wards and magnificent houses render
1t q beautiful city. Gardens contain
ing almost every kind of flowers aud,
attractions may be visited. Here is
also the royal residence. From Brus-
sells I went to Waterloo where I climb
ed 2a5 steps to the top Of the monu-
ment overlooking the scene Of one OF
the worlds greatest battles. The
monument Is LOO feet at the base.
On top stands a lion made Of captur-
ed French cannon and weighing 20
tons. The monument ia erected
where William of Orange fell in bat
Tile. To the west is thd spot where
Wellington uttered the memorable
woads up guards and at them.'
South Is the sand bank on which stood
Napoleon whilst his troops under the
"bravest of the brave, ]" Marshall Ney.,
passed on to meet Wellington In the
final struggle. Here Napoleon cheer
ed and his soldiers, ,enthused, pressed
on, but to suffer defeat. Our guide
and lecturer, also, from the top of the
monument, pointed out the exact
course by which Butcher came and the
position Of the troops all day.
From the top of the monument one
gets magnificent view of the coun-
try, especially ii he has a friend like
G. w. Ryan tosupply him with q good
field glass. Around the monument
are fields Of beautiful grain, corn, bar.
ley, wheat. sugar.beets and vege-
cables of every kind, where fell the
brave men and where one of the great
est struggles recorded in history &C.
CURED: Here nature does her utmost
to show, BY smiling fields Of golden
grain. that peace and brotherly love
and not ambition for supremacy bring
the highest good. At the base Of the
monument 10 museum containing q
collection 6f relics, among them can
non balls, pierced skulls. pistols, brok.
en- swords and torn shreds of armor
Ill gathered from the battle field.
There also stand the buildings which
made the headquarters OF Napoleon
and Wellington.
I now leave Brussels for Cologne
and up the Rhine. At Wateloo I met
Prof. and Mrs. Colby OF West vir-
ginis, q. s. A. They have been In
Berlin for several months studying
German. As they are making . tour
through Switzerland / shall travel
with them toward Italy, hoping that
your many readers will enjoy this out
line Of. to me, an interesting tour. ]
remain, Yours truly,
REV. j. g. MOORE.
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