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~' (\‘o.icl\ide1l l lin more did those old people mise IIIWIIB Rllllar Siriiiialh services, Per- ha“‘ for sifinovitlia timy'woii2d’l$e with- onli preacher. How those godly old souls mK$ have hunger;-d for some one to break to limi tuenéua ai Lim.

'O with llltho oonvenlrnnea of the

twl|tieth_ century cannot begin to reiil- ise"\that life meant io them, and yet per- hahithev were more content thai; we are (diy. But aitho their prlvations from

many sources were great, they never auf- lered from actual need. We know their laborl were ho‘h hard and unceaaing, lint there were some ivivantiiges even then. Ship-building soon grow tobe a great

budness, and all the timber was close at hsid, and when the siilpa were complet- ed, they were loaded with timber and sent home to the old country, where both

ship and cargo were sold for money and suppllss.- - There wus also ilah cl' all kinds ln far

greater number! than now, and the kelp and sea-weed made apientifnl supply ci manure. Then the tant that none of the young

people prewlng up, needed to wandir away to choose homes for themselves. as

BY CHARLUTTE M. BROOKS.

est. hardworking people; inclined to be excitable, owing probably to the French in thi-m. Thelrllvoe seemio have been

rather uiicigemiul, no notable disasterr,

*lor adventures oi great iinperi anus taking p‘ace among them. Neither were any of

,them great travellers. But they all liven ‘_God~irarinir,f upright lives, and trained their children in the fear oi the Lord.

A majority oi their yonniz men became

‘ farmers, but ihere were a number who went away and learned trades. Plaster- liiiz seems to have been the favorite trad- ainong them, a few became cnrpenterr.

We ilnd one tannar, two shoeuekers,

‘and those schoolteechers. The next gen eration spreads out siid shown a great ‘many diferent ceilings. Those now' growing up, will doubtless do honor to themselves and also tothose who went before tilvml Henry Hrehaut Il. married Fiancee

Thorne oi England. Their family num- bered ten, of whom sixare still llvinii- They and mostcttheir family followed the Methodist Church, and lor years

gtheir house was the home ol the Method- 1 lst Ministers.

Daniel Brohsut who was the second son.

married Isabella, danxiitar of James Bell , ot White Sands. Six oi their seven child- lm in ami living. Kia asain in nie

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our younn folks ere forced to do now. WI! another advantage. The places for homes

lay_ali around them, and land was eheaplout svelfi ol) thi 'UA 'll U10 9"* then; the moat that was needed was the ikddhio-the Hb lomaim lie in

etrength and will to clear it, and they were rich in both.

True. there was no auch machinery aa

now, which makes the iarmer's llle seem almost one oi ease compared with one hundred-years ago. Oxon were pear-ally limi ier uiiiiig na iiiii, me ui ine mia

,,,,,. ,M in-1,, nies. ou.iia-in the 'usa arsi’l»i-aeaiivis¢wise~¢i»e'iimi- mms mam with iii. .i¢u..5i mp. un in magiiema 11.5. 'rnmisiino il, ‘ “ob in,.|,|M ,yn dw. ,ml ni, daughter a maidhiady. The sons arel

Q hail. Perhaps few oi ue have ever seen either need.

It was a proud day when Henry lnlant dnt brought homo a horse. Hia name wie Trim, and a iaithlul horse he moved. ‘ ‘lille were some wild animals, moat dlddod of which was the bear. Nc very

serious adveniuros came from this source T5' "fn" 7'" ° '°m°mb“*_\°° °f ull'

however, but several bears were killed in

tk neighborhood. About the last one b“"'°°' ""7 ‘W5 *U* Th’ hm b°°° *alan un; H“".y Brehd", "_ ,md two her mothci`s and she left orders that ii

ol'*‘aala killed with pitchiorks, between _ J .ihn 0owan'a and Thomas Henrfa hm, heirloom to some one in the Bnliaut iam-

The depe'eda'lona oi foxes among the polltry were rather troulileaomi-,but as 'Y-

waeeiaared they gradually _-'ren

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g.~.5a|e;'fwar~e a hardy, upright hon-

Hpyi-ime of life, oaneed by' eQ`dd@tlon` brought on by axpoaiu-e,_whlls helping to

iiarlrhiotaieirbuiutn-r.

Themes Breiiaattbeihirdaon went to

Mlramiehi, a young man. He married Sarah Noble ol thatpiooe and aetiled there. Bihhraiiy numbered sight, four -of wiioai aieilaad. ‘Bama ai the family reside la the Uaitel states, two other

farmers. Elisabeth Brehaut was married tolames Ialrd of Vernon River. Sha had one l daughter who became the wife of David Crichton (before mentioned ia this paper). The daughter died leaving (our little chiidi-sn wiiei- moiiiari cm. 'sae iivsa with them until har death. -

old lady bringing her a ent ol sliver cu!!

the writer died, they were ii heldt as an

ily. The present owner priesotham high-

Matihew Brehant wal the next son, he married Ann, daukhler M William Bishop

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ISLAND, CANADA, sA'rUn<n,agg',;__`____ ER le, 1905.

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l\\ iiilcii for ilu: .\lii|¢zi/.iiiu 4.i».i|-.li,||,|

Tlio lirnlli¢»i'liood of Railroad liwiiniiii-ny

iiatos its oripiiilzallon from Sept:-iiiiii-i' 1L`l_ '

H33, viheii lhe piellinlliiiry all psi liikiiii to

organize an assoclntluii oi' i5r_iiki'iii\-ii anvil Ynrdiiien resifted iii ilie foriiiatluli of ii` Lolize The lilmtlicrl ood of iiailriiifl Brakrmeu’ iit Oiiroiilii, N. \.

The orgaiiiziitloii iliii noi uike up fzeiiri `

ni work uuiil Marcli ;‘.'l, lriél, wlieii iliu Ofmlhlnltlun oi lmlges was roiuuiuuuell and successfully iollovi-sri from tim; 4,, to this. The Brotiierliood experienced all ihe dlsappolntnieiits and riulsaiiu-ies ihiii are incidental lu orgsnimtiuns of this

character, and it would not lic siiiil to hive Loinnienctd ite iiril woik as a liiliui

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cliin-neil in lrieiilolhe Brotherhood iiiilr-mil Tiainuicu. The

provides for llie ioduilaalon oi' trlil 3

duclors, train Baggngenieu,

and Lrniii Fliigmen, Ylrd llillflf, aiit Yard iiinatelyylrd Cbndllofhf,

iniin ll igiiiiiii, Luukeuien and owl

or pi isons performing the dutioed

posiiioiis iiiiil paid the

.heir-lui, ii llic ocrupaiilon is given

iiiiy ollin-i iiiiuii-.

The iippliunt must be I whih sober ~in~l liiiluslrioul, and mlot joil

his own free will. lie mill! Iwi. ht

than IS, and not to <-xc:-nil 45 years ol lie n.ii~i li-ii .- si-i-veil, at leaata year sl *I rniliuiiii liiiinii .i.i, iiuil must be lctilhllj

organisation iintlliinci-lilo itwiiil con. ei\»i»l<>.v1-il in ll»~'\\'»ilu0ry|1rd service in

ll ° ” _.L .

I‘l°nd Mlcxnaca M°k°r’ “t vention held at Burlington, lows, iii 1553 the juri.~di\ lion oi llie lliilge tn which he

- - at which it declared itstli to lie applies ini- ineniberahip, and on the road

_fa/vs*-‘-*-‘v-v\»w*-Q-*~*v--=-*-*N yy-,-avi;-“_4ves\¢»V'\ a protective Railroad labor orgaiiilii iiiiiiivii liihisripi-lit-iiiloii The term “Rail-

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BY M. A. G.

(Written for the Mngnziiio Guardiainl indicate two things concerning the nb~ bon’d bit very pour.”

L¢_ the poor Indian! Is his occupetionl origins: of Prince Edward island: theyl Sothat John Bark the pxenentlarire and

of basket malilniz Boing to pass from his were evidently oia warlike spirih, and dliznllied' head ol the triberesembles his

handsi it appears that the ssh wood in one instance at least, 'had a stronirilorbearomln stature snd"in the roaming

Nquirul for the work is becoming harder Dlrtllilty for rum. At the capture of disposition he displnyedllet summer.

no m.0,_.u,e ghunlu past, years and that Fort Besu Srjour,Cnpisin Willard rr | There used (nba 'among gh, Micnmch other means ol makin!! “‘°“°y Wm' hive ‘lates how the Maeaacliusetta trcoi»~'residonf, on Lennox Island ons who styled to be adoilled by the Micmaee oi Prince ‘repelled an_ attack of the Fi-eiicli iiiiii himself Professor H, W" H Edward Island. Indinna,and‘says: li-omanclst and told legendagfy ul” 0|

Our Indians did not always stay at` “We Killed the Clilet Indiana Sag- _the hiitlles of the Mloqpgg yuh the

home ,nd make baskets, Nolln years Amore from the island of Saint .lohnaPMghs\vks, which warakqlhg “hug "me gone by they were ora decidedly rovlvil "h\“|' “° ‘“'°'"’ by mf ”““’° M‘°k"°"°"' C"P“¢° ""*|"U!°`n°|nir tt write md '.1-like disposition. Hare we have an mack, he Lived aboute o hours iifurhii liooir, for he was rash/#gn |m,¢1||¢,,u_ iam-uiiiig more: ns vu shots and i»i...\.i<i is iioii .is imiiiii, i.iitii_hi»_ik he ,»..,:,,'\,iy_ _ E5", . |§i"n.] ‘gpg by deptdfin 'Ahlfah“§!`ii'l(lldlDI llil he died bat waiilvd Camhot ahh! I . " me Willard. from April 0,1755, to January Hum and Sider which we gow hlni rlll Migazinelnwreshnd:il&o-slhjemof nh; “ nm' durmu mg _,"\.|e° Wm, the he disd.he was shott througliilie lloflvy indians do whatthlymmin the way ol’ ' u,|,.e.| in just below his Rlb»s,i\e was mipposefi lo ooiitrllinling .my f¢¢¢!~¢l‘=|u”"“ on the

Massachusetts troops v~'h0

he Acadians, which be 6icet and two inches, and very l._»irge siibiuci? -A. ‘

tion.

Prior to this, a great flcsl of good hail

been done hy the siuborrliiiste lodges of llie organisation working separslely, l-iii from this time on the work o( cuiiibinlng the lodges on the different Railroad sys- tems, and having them work together was the practice ol the organization. Iii lilél-5 the organisation was taken up by ilie l employees ol the Canadian rsllroivl liiinal' and rapidly progressed until all (lie ini ,__,,.._.._...M....~...-~.~_-~.-._..».~.M....- ,owe

road 'l`iiiiiinisii" is covered in the occupa- tloiis lirri-in invntloned.

The lliollii-ilioo-l of Railroad Tralnmen

ou es l|~ oiigiiiiiziition io the necessity lot the pruteclion oilhe men engaged In trlin :ind yard service. The genesis ol the niigaiiiziiiioii oi liilnrls always found in

[lic nuc\~s.~iiy for inuiunl assistance Oil ull part of lliose vihosn Interests are fould iiluiig ilii: aiiiiio lilies and the nrgtnllltiml

ol' lliu llinlherliooll was no departure ol ,_»s.o._._...-,._...~..,...~...._..-.--»---

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aud his last ilielBlR° W ehndrem of "han fm" an dead- She Braham who “nd” *‘°'ln lun' ‘N "‘°" portant rallrriill neiiters in the Dominion `the general rule.

vary good man. d f O I

' [OGG - th f ll pfigg , _ . tho 0003 P00919 °| th” 95°" "nt ‘mm W” _ ‘ery 'mann' ln B mu ,UM eq -D our undue' i ""7 ‘hem nn' "P l‘¢Pl`¢#-‘BD “ll in U1¢0|`8'\nizntion. The eiiin oyei-i-i nf the Delaware- ai,-

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M mod house-keeper, and the lute( ilie lsniily four hundred and Hltyaetherewerc some AL ,ho “mc ,he B,.°,_|.,,,h°,,d W" I

Ml d¢°m'b°d w uselwlce m the ° d ' ~ - I Hudson lu whom cii»ril‘ iiiusi ie givin.

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hh Chllmli li WMU* 5‘nd"'“‘m°'“ge who e _ . no ‘snr mm orgamnd IL °D°"°d n` don" m "ur°”d‘ for the iiiiillniz ilinii ~l lin- lir-vihl-rhiiwi, \

h ru M me It is rather noticeable how each fsiiiily Ii there nreany or-rote in 93|, p,p"_ ,hu fnwm md pnwmuer bmkemm ,menus V mud 'Mum

held tot no sm ynanies Ki r er ou sql; y,

' ' .va hemcorred men ‘nd -Ymdmen' in" fe“ yea" H' mm lhi- eiiliw iiiiiiiii--i~l»i|» lm lm- -pmii

I ll t :ive their ea . ' _ , __ __ __ _ '_ _ l'

rnrgrghg l 0 ‘I ld 1 H Q Ml" n_eL»_` “_ it w ld b. l‘d I _ _ A _ _ iies1»i\i» Ili ii iiiniv I Hi ii ii do: I

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f ll was the only one without ii lleiiry, ed, and t th he 3 i M11 Y ° _ °“ W ‘N f“"'|“h°d Lh"_on its rollsalanze number ol nu.-nib(-ra , V h, _,_ , ,,,,, l.. ilu- -»vg~nif.i|i'\iii i

James Brehaut mented Elizabeth. d h Ind no bo I ,i , _ f,,,,,.,,,, ,.

ys. . names \\ illiiini,_ info;-mg" || |o¢ _

0|w|e“l~slIldl~ an B e ` ` I 0 I n hers' the writer “Haw wh° had b""n prammed LU other ‘M44 l,v0~slli|r vii l I r lii»» ~iii:.|» ll. i.-in. iuliilll

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dulahwr at Thom” Bd - ' ‘ ' " `-*nd Dmlgl In ,y 'very mnmyf sincere thank" ltion and who di-sired io ri-mein uilli the- __ '_ _ ____, ,_ _ _, h |

hlld en were borntdlhem six ol "» to sot.»..| ii... .lil ii tw, oo.

bi 'f ordiii

Ni” ° " i ' ii mniinbsiiisiaa ci. ii-Q M ,_ . _ _

|| md t are we M” q ay uc °t“'"‘°'°" t°b““°‘"‘Y°flBiotherhood iiut who fi-li. ihiii the name- thmu h It I mm" U wdud of H.

whom are living. Be wsu 3006.10 1" _ _ , H » it i »»- ~ _

` mm' ‘han “mud”-n pon' mutt* Lum( me inh°'l“"°° ld" “” by than |¢°"° "“`lof theor auizationilifl noi, folly rfiiros- - _ ~ _ , .. ,. ..e i l

gldman andastaunchPrelbyterian. He h d to d _ E h|.|.i.)_ l‘|i ini hi. » vi. »a> in l,

° s an re, an may we all be time-i io meetlwl. the membr-ra amlliiii-ri wivh lv. ,,_____,____ .__|_,` __,,____.____,_,,,_ »

id

Wm) hu hmnv moved w Sammy" 2’ Th° "Vins dnmadmt. or “wry “mm 1" th” bca" "md “'|'"" ~i°7'“' in`deierenc-tfiaiii-ni-rnldeiiiandnnilil-

where he died.

_ ~ meetings never end anil partlnws are no ) » , . |_ ,. ., . ,.,|_\

Marmnt Bnhuut WM muflmfto Hon” more ’ part oi the( ryniiizntlon. t ie naiiie \\ na i \ ' < \ "li f\\l

s°“°°h°“'h' 0' 'hd' "mn, M “v°nigTl-IE FAWRS ‘ ciiAni.o1'ri~:M. iiiiooiis. 'M '_ _ M” dlillhlffn °“l.Y UW” “re Muni' sh. 'M an V Oh, the life in thi~Tuwern ul Mfiliiiiilliiiil i.on,;|ng for . i.l gi. ilur ili:ed~ and rv g

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Old 11'!! Wim hu 3°°’“l"r°“ E ‘ md *__ Svalwart and .sturdlly out in ihv sun. nown.

“V k‘““'b“"""°°""y' ° “` di iii' fi ~ odii ii~ i i -i..'_.» '. iii il endowment mm23§?iww@mf°w1RS°f :?whxvxWT“ xzmx;@n2:;;.f»

toon ldelof ihatilunoriraii- .eaiy oii len- .iii 9 »._ , . i. .,

"°°°ph Br°h"" W” th” ,mums 'l , I uundiim @mDn°@|“d_ |m_ Wrestlngihe prizes away (rom the gods. l\»\l|~~\\'-

he married Susana. daughter oi William “_” I. dominated I _ _ _ _

nd Nilllikiv i I ____ Ilsrk io the iugli that ii smiling ihi. air! Mvsmriuuiv 'Mem' WMM ml me “uhh i `

‘vnu MMU", River' Th!" oh nn 5! “£331 i`°";m1' "ld uw (lh the sireniuii Iii ihe Towers oi Linn ' ` h H bel '

now oi Si. l’anl‘a Minn. belongs thc honor

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numbered twsivs, tween them are detd. hyorwm- ‘limi-r mi tin, looming up in tm- sky, h'_mm_' ‘ lffvfcl-»\=\ly w»~\~‘i\l°H i ° 1' I ° - lr,

@3011 "1 0.5¢ h' In . tm" Sloiiiiiiii: tiie cloud prl-oned hem ri.s in Si»ntini'i~l llrilll Oi Ulf '=°l"`h Mid W0 B31' ,r

' m Stciilthlly stealing n march on the dawn gviiis Bark iu thdiingle paiir llii|_- ilie airl

To his daughter Charlotte, Hrs. Murray _ ' t ' i ' ` ' -

8 nm N00!-lb -1 At rest in the twilight, cmiilnmnoii with Read! °" U“\“"l fm lil” ` iK'\ 0| I f0*‘»

oi originating the idea ol this celebration, and to his dauizhirr Bessie, the writef is indebted ir* mueh'-of the information* in

this paper. 'rnsahmsstbaacame as are

at the old people a death and il MW held h his sou David

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