THE LESSON OF

I have participated in this celebration and have alree4ly dwelt upon several of its salient features. À few words J in summing up. [It must 5e borne in mind that this was ; not a national celebration in the true sense of the word, b in which Englishmen and Frenchmen could have joined p hands. Every Canadian could have raised his handtodo | j

honour to the brave navigators of St. Malo, who dared the dangers of an unknown continent and opened a new