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Mid-ocean, July 22.--Canadians going to the British Isles this season should, by all means, arrange to pay a visit to ¥ the Dublin Exhibition. Their patriotism will be stirred by the very creditable display made by the Dominion, to say nothing of the many interesting fea- tures of the other sections of the exhi- bition, such as those contained in the Palace of Industry, the extensive art gallery, containing m its historical ex- hibit the original harps of Tom Moore and Robin Adair among other curiosi- ties; the display of flrish special indus- tries, the electrical display and the illu- minations, the well-laid-out buildings and grounds, and the music of good bands and individual musicians. While the Australian and otner colonies have contented themselves with space allotted them in the exhibition buildings, the Canadian building is. avery prominent object, occupying a conspicuous place in the main court of the grounds. Mr. Hutchison, the chief commissioner, Mr. Girardot, and the other officials of the staff have made good use of the interior space. At one end a sort of Canadian garden of Eden seems alive with the various furred and feathered denizens of ithe Canadian wilds. Beaver and otter, bison and wood buffalo, bears, brown, grizzly and polar, moose, elk, cariboo, in fact all the four-footed "hrst fami- lies" of Canada, are represented in char- acteristic attitudes. I'he butter farm with model house, fields and cattle, all executed in good Canadian butter, a8 most artistically designed and carried out, and the display of mineral wealth of the Dominion is absolutely bewilder- ing in its extent. In the evening the il luminated pictures of Canadian scenes and personages are attractive, and solid facts and figures relating to Canada are forced on the visitor's eye and mind from every side. The stream of visitors into and out of the building day and night is continuous, and if large access sions to the population of the Dominion do not result, it will not be for want of judicious adv ertising. The Canadian fever indeed seems to be increasing, ra- ther than diminishing, almost every- where. Elevator bovs on the continent. 'bus drivers in London, nurses Ri chambermaids, men and women of every sort and condition in many countries, from their surrow so of hands will be found 1 have already remarked continent. of course, but to encounter another va riety--and a pleasing mode of speaking the 1 paused to look out over the city be have plied us with questions about the Dominion, and expressed either an in- tention or desire to go to Canada, many unhappily sighing at the difficulty or im- possinlity of cutting themselves free 1 ndings. Hearty British shouts from the lower deck of the ship in which I write, where men are playing at leap-frog, tell me that some 800 or the right sort of emigrants are accompanying us to land where, 1 trust, peace and plenty for those with willing the quick transitions from language to language and from one dialect to another on the To cross the Irish channel is, variety--in the mother tongue. Three months ago, as I walked up the Puician hill at Rome for the first time, § at . this as the method o 1: making dhe i pin any with i and safe he chapel, A Fi | ¥which at once the y © ty." wners | hith and their retainers proceeded to prove place is that this statement was. untrue. . The he by a good road quite | whi e by cafs, but stray shots were pass is traversed and car. hoses and even tourists lives threatened or endangered, it was After a dew weeks' trial the car- allowed to withdraw, and the said. pony men came e to their own crown per head, und corres duction made , it.is presumed, in ¢ i y, which is encour: by a crack sets out enjoy the scenery. A cry of and a photographic camera stares him ace! Proofs at the hotel by the in the time you return," then off again. n, but form up ahead, gras an ancient gle. Blown, but the echo fails fo. respond. | and calls at. the -mountain-side varying sesults. Thy brought into action. cannon and this time the mountain re- 1k, | ine new town hall, we caught a morn- nds to the salute. Colleens with mill old cromes with "potteen" or mounta dew ( made m men offering home-knitted stockings. ( fresh said) ; another photographer, men, women. and girls throughout Tady." without | their attentions to the pass the wondecful grandeur lakes, after a vasket lunch, the travell may be fortunate enough 3 oarsman versed in all the weird histo and tradition ©f the region, who Ww paint out ihe. foptmarks of the gia Coleman, and proofs of narrates. He will shoot the rapids ing under, the oldest bridge in Ire and, "built by Adam, while Eve carried t mortar, pur lower lake, while the boatman tells the O'Donahoe and his i and mysterious ruins of Ress castle, from the top which .a view of the lakes is had, coach i t Of ruins, however, the most interesting are those altogether discarded steam, trolley and is again 1 en jor the hotel of Muckross Abbey, on the estate Lord Ardilaun, while the views from the gardens of Kenmare House, the seat Kenmare, are, to my These gar-| dens are well laid out and well kept, and of the Earl of mind, the most beautiful. the vistas through and. over the for trees beyond, and mountain soutudes, are among finest 1 have ywhere Seen. At noon On Dublin, often patronized abouts. - We were, However, en route cially those af Western -Ontario, way interested to know something © early home of Colonel 'Tal ince. Alighting at Malahide station, were captured lbot's cdachman an awhited us behind the station on. down track, -and, 'crossing the bri thereto, we were soon bowling up our destination, ift contpa with a and gernitlethan, relatives © London, Ontario, was again--the | held up for a halls re-1 hot only. son of Look's| is now past thi Once mounted on hisi married, and upon him Tests the respon- the owner's whip from behind to Start off at a trot, the tourist merrily, casting up his Te to "Whoa," Shouts, shrieks ion, al artillery is next ng! goes a small {of them. Dublin) dis- creetly hidden under their shawls; wo- woollen | turned out to, be Dr. Ant from the factory, "tis i another echo artist, anothers cannon or revolver shot, postcard fiends, more stockings-- | of the north, where his country resi- line the pass to collect toll, insistent that the "handsome gentleman" should "pay his futtin" by buying a 'sup of potteen," | the i or a glass of milk for | mes Jo one who Far of thése merry 10 ident rail, much distracted by accident by rad, enjoy the scenery, esents features and views © and beauty. Down the river and through the three to have an all the other indubitable the truth of the legends he ss- | The day was beautiful as its predeces- use for afternoon tea or the se of further bog oak ornaments at Dinis island, then cross the beautiful former doings : annual _re-appearances, pointing, out his rocky library. At theldent or chairman, as he is here termed, with their glimpses of lake 'desday, a beautiful day, we set out for Malahide by a train from by golfers bound for the two golf courses there- Malahide Castle, and Canadians, €Spe- panorama the | ij acting as our cicerone > bat, founder Xo wil and ook a rowboat of the Talbot settlément m that prov- y a carman and almost inveigled into his jaunting car when a to our rescue by a fellow- the castle, informed us that and carnage lady Lord Talbot. - | The castle stands on rising ground at some distance from the sea, and a glance at its exterior suffices to show whence the architect of the original Court House inspired. «| Though the London building is larger BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1907. » f and un- maintaining the growth of the kindly hospitality of 3 'albot, the beauty of the was_full of interest to us, summer day, all combined to is afternoon one of the pleas- , We drove to the and some choice of the castle, sped on toward Bel- as far as Drogheda, seemed 4 ¥E0 eo bower, so profuse, were the rose blooms about each After a brief look at Belfast and its ing train at Portrush, by a hairsbreadth, and were shot into a carriage contain- ing a couple of gentlemen, one of whom Traill, the provost of Trinity College, blin, who had been attending on the grand jury at Belfast ussizes, with other magnates dence is. We soon esteemed ourselves fortunate, for the doctor has met with many adventures in many quarters of lobe, which he bas visited as a ¢ of the British Association and otherwise. Many narrow © ship and wi ada and South Africa, an by sea, he narrated with a touch of humor which was quite delightful. When 1 ventured fo say that he was evidently not des- tined to die by accident, he indicated by er |a playful sweep of the hand around his neck an alternative mode of death which ry | assuredly will not be his, Thus pleas- ill | aptly sped the hours as we ran ACTOSS nt | the north of Ireland, the beauty and rent prosperity of which js not ex- ed by any countryside I have seen. sor, the sky clear, the sun warm even to he | summer heat--the first we have tasted since the beginning of May in Belgrade. At Portrush, the provost secured for us front seats in the clectric railway to the of | giant's causeway, and himself relieved the motorman of his duty*at the motor for a time--for the doctor is also presi- of | of the company, and understands all its The first electric railway in workings. has not the world, he calls it, and yet it following or passing one of | steam trains When the road another at the switches. the was electrified in the curly cighties, a representative of the New York Herald, who came to view it, pronounced it nei ther a tramway nor a railway, but a est | pubrid system, embracing both, which, by a happ inspiration, he termed @ "trailway," a name which embrices both the others and that of the genial resi- dent as well. The road skirts the brink of the cliff, and from its open cars fine views of sea and shore, cliff and beach, bathers in the surf, and fers on the for | links, succeed. cach other i At the excellent el we lunched, and, the docter the be ern, into whose depths we | piloted us, passing an old fisherman with a landing net on a rock at the mouth of the cave. While we looked into the clear depth of water in the cav- ern from our boat, a shot fired by the old fisherman from a pistol awoke many echoes. We ceased to wonder that he dge | had no fish, and soon understood the 10 | use of the janding net which he poked out to us, as we passed, for the custom- ary coin which formed his catch. Across the bay without and around a point came in view the famous causeway, OR which, presently, we landed to "inspect that marvellous cked surface of rock piles heaved up rom beneath, as if for contemptuous comparison with man's wooden piles and In our Savings Department. 3B. E. 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STEVENSON, Manager, : THE RECORD FURNACE possesses oné of the largest feed doors of any furnace man The advan: tages of this are obvious when one considers that, with such a " hick "is easily placed. inside. on the grates, or removed, according to | the fuel used. 108 J Write for Catalogue THE RECORD FOUNDRY & MACHINE C0. Foundries st MONCTON, N.B. & MONTREAL.P.O.p SIMMONS BROS. ; LEGE iw, Ont. Chicago "Jewel" Gas Stoves, which are Lied ov wity be Ege gar Castle) | ical, mental, moral apk lo act at - . side another man similarly occupied. We | and has undergone alterations W ich | feeble efforts with ou Cot) wetter) ign le aged the be st stoves manufactur- Jel naturally im, SOuvEion. oy have somewhat magred the tg the pile-drivers. An inspection of the ho ed, xamine them before chasing else- < om lreland, | remarke ow | towers and turrets, and even the SHUCCE | perfect octagon (or is it a hexagon?) © 4 I re purcha ng else did you know that? he asked. 1 re-] (but not the ivy) upon the masonry 0 ben Seat BO a brief rést in the nly duplicated in the | iyiching seat" of the lesser causeway, & the castle were plai i t Canadran cdibce for which Colong] Tal- | 100k at the stone bot was commissioned to obtain INE} ggan" and the alatial budding, besubfal baby on the | giant's "loom," and "The interior-of the castle is full | 0 made our way along ¢ Con : Sheabal ming, healthful location & Lake i, adel oN b equipment. btedly the best of its kind in Canada." open September 9ih. Write for calendar to REV. DR. J. J. HARE, Principal 4 plied that his speech unmistakably indi- cated that much to me. "And yet," said o a he, "1 am a Norwegian, but 1 have lived All orders for disconnecting Gas Meters B| leven years in Belfast." So much for ) th. influence of Irish air on the habits of speech. Its effect on other habits may possibly be sometimes less. salutary. At our first meal in Dublin, before tasting the water, we inquired of the waiter where. pipes of the great : he road and up : jou, in whieh | the bill, streaming now with descending we lunched, is pannelled theoygho ot | sight-seers, and so on to the "trailway with what aman to, S 8 3 iE again, where the doctor once more took in reality black lacquerec WoO » ¥ er the helm until Bushmills, his getting-off | ably oak--for_the room. has always ical lace, was reached on the return trip The carvings of Dbiblical| fie, we parted from this kind-hearted plans of interest promptly attended to. LLL NAND . Is going away to school El i 10 I / i \ BROS whether the Dublin water was good for} oo 'named * drinking purposes. <5 elieve 50," Was | scenes are very interesting. The ban- {4 of a world-famed seat of learning, his reply, "but I fear I am not a good quetting hall is a large room of fine pro- [ who had given freely of his time to pilot write for Calendar of awa Ladies' College (OTTAWA, Ont.) portions, whose ceiling is in process Of |, couple of strangers from a strange from his words. And yet! "the restoration, the man family portiaits {Jand, regretting that time and our ip- 1 S$ D Ss £ ye he was il - a y aces o 3 i . a i a picture of a sober and sedate youn having been: EON from thet Bown | roaching ship forbade our accepting fin 0 1 : Young | temporarily e were, however, shown | [uiration to visit his home and family. I do not wish to say that the "< of Colonel Talbot's mother and | A compartment to ourselves and a pleas- {ant run back to Belfast, where 'we took judge," he added, apparently quite con- scious of the inference we might draw 77 Princess Street. ¢ of the bet equipped colleges in the country, edo Donate mies Ark ot nan. . lis, Sees, ee. Music drinking habits of the people of Ireland and a bust of his father in iy, Simermisey o prepuins, fou the are worse than those of Great Britain in | ther rooms of the castle. The ancient ship on the MOrrow, brought to a close ing courves arranged for. Addrem: © SALE OF general, where indeed there has been alqnd fless chapel close to the | 2nother delightful excursion. marked change for the better in recent | oqile walls contains the tomb of Maud | Next day again fair skies and warm But I have seen a few drunken | Toipot, celebrated in 30% and story, | sunshine bathed the shores and hills of years. folk in Ireland, a sight almost unknown | ond other monuments. e people of {the Emerald Isle and adjacent islets, in on the continent, as 1 have elsewhere re- | Malahide claim, the Ti of old to eight bri htest tints ot "beauty ag we salled Juarked. A of the chief church edi- Malahide CSE SEL mn | (lok around its north The hands and fices in Dublin have bgen restored at a H ve Good Complexion. pointed our prow toward far-off Canada, |: to which the thoughts of a thousand The Flower Es Good cost 'a the aggregate of more than souls about us are now turning--C. O. . Keep the skim' cléar and healthy by the marvellous £300,000=-the one by a leading distiller, the other hy a wealthy brewer It may CE be said that the money hire bech put to ERMATINGER. good use, and I may add that I believe Sure Attendant i 3 i . Kohr. I is controlled quite as much, if not more, Dublin stout washing it in Soft water and fine cas: | Ap, ae , a a youl 40 Rohr, Rigeumtre d ia this country J ict a | To visit some relation g gandiog tn hemedicat world, This rea Perhaps from Way ck station, ote 1, youn Out in the woods & mile OF LWo, remedies have faiicd. You'll siways find to welcome you ing drains, mer bility. the 4 Wire Constructed Leather Couches. 5 Wire Constructed Irnitation of Leather Couches. | consumegl outside Ireland as within its shores--thugh 1 do not speak by the 7 « of the generative organs Such as Ri the: ith all ihe othe » om Te pri ito and his ie F- 7 ao Temedy i anf wil uy yu ip 2 1 isappear completely in the 3 Wi ilton Rug Couches. book And all hs little brothers. 2 =¥ to two week's treatment. We 8 Velours in Fancy Patterns. Dublin, in contrast with the white ex- This week at sale prices hibition buildings, is a rather dingy and Yr > dusty city, relieved, however, by the | ® James Reid; ™ MRS. GRANT NEEDHAM, Lacy Precmar. W. D. ARMSTRONG, M.A., D.0., Prescott, me COUCHES "H. Nicholson THIS WEEK. GRANITE ' AND MARBLE WORKS 149 SYDENHAM ST. (GOR. PRINCESS.) h n e You cannot very well complain Er 1 Re & Cure of returt your money. Thousands of pear. 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Indigestion Flees before It. bridge station in Dublin brings one keeps the body alive and the nerves | numerous IT IS A PURE HOUSEHOLD REMEDY whose merits have long Amd Chile you stay around you find Killarney, that happy hunting ground of steady, '. His family all attenciod. Leen established; and can be used with perfect safety from the the tourist. It would be more correct 10 |° Perrozone aids digestion, males you { "¥ " 7 gy ; FATHER TO THE INFANT. Price 35c. and $1.00. eo follows yo taco say that here the tourist is himself hunt- strong and mentally active. » follows vou 8 tab md e ry keeps 1 bl . K.D.C. Company, Ltd, New Glasgow, N.S ; Leading Undertaker. "Phone 147. One thrust is not en inside just as | So up and down he 58 driving all tAnd if you yive him hull @ ohunoe » | g vera pine humors and polson a Sven Soblecd | es 1 Oy pia Ferrozone Wi ve you a ravenous The samples seems to sabisly, ite: 1 oe | Bo wtrai way in his booking appetite; it has to Wo form blood and |; "Luce a Ag Just sinew. . + | For whom he had buen ooking. Blood is simply digested food which | His brothers and his sisters cofus, | Too to mention, consi, ed dowst, even to the bottom of his & : | Ecker by some of the most skilful Nerves--Pethaps you are RNErVOus | For extra morsels of your hunters outside of Naples At Kate BOW jut, you won't be if you rd Kearney's cottage at the entrance to the . y | "win gap of Dunloe, where he alights from |, Sleep--Of course you will. Ferrozone | put. do your Worst OF am his brake or jaunting car, the sport be- | is simply fine for weakness, and is s0| Be sure you cannot lose pure everything in it builds you up. p----------------. Show Me The Road. ins in earnest. After perhaps purchas- g oak remem- Just take Ferrozome and see what it | w trinkets of and . s. oceeds to mount the pony will do. Watch your weight increase | Washington Star. assigned him, being assured that this is | and note the additional strength it | Show me the road to Lazyville-- « ; the only safe and comfortable method of (brings. { Yh A ol nd still ---- going through the pass. A few months | For a tonic and rebuilder it's the | And idle sunbeams ry Canada Metal Co., Ltd a Ho a € 9 ° Sill positively, 'Roaches Water Bugs ex: JACKSONIAN ROACH POWDER ork Chinese Restaurant incess Street Thos. C & Son contracted for | best yet. Th i y , | Where rustling leaves are ago best. .y ousands ude it, say they WILLIAM ST. ) BT srtation of their tourists couldn't get along without it. Better | 5.4 placid clowdtunke drift aloft n from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 ot a.m in To gn ol Toronto, Ont. the (TanRspoTs kinds 4 through the pass by means of cars ad- get a DOc. box! from your dealer, i " With motiing vise 42 #0,