EC RT Le RAILWAY : rir 0 C F 0 0 Bxcursio 0 BER ! on 30 0 i on gw Strasaba 26 8 0 d 0 on i NG 0 0 0 0 po D4 n Ot 0 off On Qo CQ G | ET CL LJ CAaASIti¢ DIAS n n, B, 30 Old cl d . 30 ctou, 80 doy, N.S. % Oth, 180 ? ' » 4 | ASU UF BW A RIB uene 5 UVa LU LID 2 RO B / [} i Ii) [] DI G on d of Wood ] : p; G me o o 0 h es m ha J 5 [Hid Kot INTERCOLONIAL DOU RAILWAY ' Ul HH } J 0 00 i) a 20 fl J SS RE 0 0 h 5 0 of 0 DER nl Db & B \ | p Pi DO 0 pd J-ROCHES RO | } ] 3 o a x 0 Q: . 8 Q 0 : 5 iS S CO hon a From the Montreal Herald, snot long ago a prisoner was br d police urt of one o large. Canadian cities, and receiv sentence which condemned -him to teen years' confinement in the Kin penitentiary. He was a young with finely cut features and every of gentle breeding. The sentence heard by the gourt room with a f that the magistrate had gone beyon bounds which a human consideratio youth might dictate. But the se came and the prisoner Was led a his cell, and the court looking « wondering. Five minutes Tater there was b cry from the upper corridors gaol. man killed," cried a rushing into the court room. The people started. They gues story. An hour later, the newspaper on the streets with great head lin claiming that N-- , the youn, erer, had leaped from the stair the C prison, dashing his out on the stone flooring twer ow. Other men have likewise dread penitentiary to the point of com suicide, but these are rare much easier for the dened ¢ to take his medicine with a shr go to the walls which may ha his home for many years be The amateur convict, when he the walls of a penitentiary, keej from his fellows. He makes mind that the grief will surely } before the week is out. When he ens from his initial stupor inci the sudden ending of his liberty, | that the fellow in the next cell i even a longer term and makes n about it. Thus it comes that be days have gone by, he is sworn full-fledged brother in crime and next fifteen years all hopeful e are smothered in a igrowing hs the big world that closed the d him. To mention a, prisoner's plea to create a paradox before th His physical exercise is general cient for good health. His wor fields and factories brings his m plas in some degree, and once in he gets a tiny piece of tobaceo mysterious somewhere--but if tl his total of life, the ward for the would be much more crowded present. No, the anchor whic him on a fair par with other beings is the liberty, the prison (which, by the way, Mr. Carn not provide), and it would astou men to learn that in such an atm a true literary spirit could flouri When the guide points to a litt way marked "library," far do allway of the main building Kingston penitentiary, the shud sses over one is not to be d n front of it a convict is mopf floor. In the doorway is a sec in stripes and within is a thir latter is the assistant libr. 3 education chosen from class of criminals. As state our mission he smiles me