/ VOLUME 1. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5 1903. NUMBER 20. EDITORIAL COMMENT. Those wishing copies ol our Christmas Nvmiif.k can still obtain tliem at this office ready lor mailing. There are a liniileil number led and it would lie well tn bear that in mind. We have also a (cw copies ol our initial number of August 25th lelt. The two lor 25 cents. Uecve Kealy bit the nail on tin' bead when be told the council tbe other night, thai Dr. Carroll bad intimated to him that be (the doctor) wanted 9,000 inches of water for the benefit of North Vancouver. " Why can't we look after our own water supply?" queried the reeve. And echo answered why! The question of having no wards in tbe new city is being discussed freely. There is much to be said on both sides, bin we think tbe city would be si rved better by aldermen if they were elected by the whole electorate. One thing it would do away with some voters voting in every ward, and tbt principle of one man one vote would prevail. DR. CARROLL'S GRAB GAME Sat Upon by the Local Municipal Council.—Contracts Let For Clearing and Grading Several Streets.—Large Grist of Communications Dealt With.—Special Meeting Next Monday Evening. TOWN AND COUNTRY ll appears that it has been the custom for contractors to allow llie roa Is, which they are building, to be used by teams. Now, the question comes up that contractors are responsible for their main- tainanceand for any accidents that might possibly occur during the period uf construction until tbey are formally taken over by the municipality, For instance, the bridge being re-adjusted was used belore it was uui ol the contractors bands. The council should ad lieu.- 10 some rule in this regard. The municipal council held its bi-monthly regular session on Wednesday evening in the nuuiieipal hall. Keeve A. E. Kealy presided and councillors Morden, May, Allan and Bell present. Clerk Philip was also in his place. There were over a dozen visitors present. The following business was disposed of: William J. Emery, et al., petitioung protesting against the way work on the Lynn valley road has been done. The engineer reported that the work so far as done is a fairly good job. Questioned by the reeve, the engineer said the sills were embedded on llie ground instead of in it. On motion of councillor Bell the matter was referred to tbe Board of Works and to report on same at a special meeting on Monday afternoon, Conway & Kaynes asked to be relieved ol their contract on Seventh street. Request granted and tenders to be called for again. The time has arrived when something should be done in the way ol providing a home (or old men ami women. At present the home for men at Kamloops is lull and the hospital at Vancouver is also used as an infirmary, although not for the homeless old. There is a movo at present being made to induce the different municipalities to contribute lor the maintainance ol an institution for the care of old people. The reeves' convention metis at New Westminster on January 9, and it is to be hoped, thu this matter will be brought up and united action taken, and something done. It is, indeed, a crying shame to allow this state of affairs to drift thiswise. John Claverie and K11.il asking for a two-plank walk on Keith road. Referred to Board ol Works. J. A. Catherwood, secretary Reeves' Association, slatins thai a meeting would lie held in New Westminster on the 9th of January. I'he reeve was requested lu attend. Askew & Kennedy.■-• 1*375 Jacob & Miller 575 J. G. Brassey 525 Messrs. Askew & Kennedy's tender was accepted. The following tenders for work on First street were opened: William Snider $4,200,— $3 per 10 lineal feet. Askew & Kennedy $6,900,—$2. 50 per 10 lineal feet. Brassey & Quinn $6,900,—$3.50 per 10 lineal feet. J. C. Williams f3,995,—$6 per 10 lineal feet with certain reservations. McLennan & McDaniel (16,888. —$2 per 10 lineal feet. Mr. Williams' tender was accepted. Krigfauni & Ryan, offering to put bridge in on thc Esplanade for $125. Board ol Works instructed to deduct for work included in the contract in connection with the space not covered by proposed bridge, and to call for- tenders for the erection ol bridge. Thc committee reports were ol a routine nature and passed as read. It was decided to ask Mr. Sperling to attend the meeting ol the council on Monday. Who will go to the polls. ? The week ol good resolutions. Had news never spoils by keeping. Waterfront property is selling at $65 a foe New Years' Eve was celebrati .1 in royal style at Moodyville. Victoria poultry show takes place on January iotb to 13th, Capt. C. Cates has returned from a trip 100 miles up the coast. C. Pederson, of Vancoirer, paid the town a flying visit on Monday. The average politician gets all the exercise he wants running for office. Man wants room and br.ird in North Vancouver. Apply EXPRESS office. Durston, W. Blake and S. Martin, they are to be complimented for the result of their untiring efforts. Messrs. J. N. J. Brown and Dan Martin as floor managers gave satisfaction to those who "merrily, men ily whirled the wheels of the dizzying dances." Robt. Brownlee, of Big Timbi r, Montana, registered at the Hotel North Vancouver oil Tuesday. He is much impressed with the prospi ct oi the new city, and will 1 turn shortly. R, W. Dirk, the candidate for councillor, was the first in tbe field for municipal honors, and was also the first on the ground to make a tleposit in the Bank of British North America her . The present members 0.' tho council are all spoken nf as likely candidates lor re-election, Besides these R. W. Dies- and I'. J, Cornish will be in the field as aspirants (or membership on the council board. Councillor Bell is being urged to run for the reeve- Wanted to rent cabin or smal cottage in North Vancouver Apply Express office. There is quite a demand for Wellington lump coal, which may j be had at the wharf. ' Martin's Dancing Club held ail I enjoyable dance in Morden's hall on Thursday night. "Public opinion," is the judg-1Stevens and Miss Mee, who led in incut of the "incapable many" the singing opposed to the discerning few. 1 Ladies," etc. Opens a Branch in North Vancouver, with H. R. Heffell, as Manager, and G. B. Williams, as Teller and Acccountant—Open Saturdays 5:30 to 7:30 The Bank of British North America opened its branch at the corner ol Lonsdale avenue and the Esplanade, North Vancouver, ou Tuesday, January 2, with H, R. Heffell, as manager, and Q, B. Williams, as teller and accountant. Besides doing a general banking business, special attention will be given to the savings bank department. On Saturdays thc bank will be open from 5:30 to 7:30 p. ni. to enable wage-earners as well as others to make deposits and cash cheques, etc. The Bank of nf "Good Night Never contract friendship with one who is not better lhan yoursell —at least, in some particular. Tiie pull of a politician and the pull of a dentist are somewhat similar—they bolh cause ol'i is pain. A. F, Beasley asking for two- plank-sidewalk on Nineteenth street. Referred to Board of Works. We have noticed at different times that contracts have been let lor municipal work to the lowest tenderers, the prices for which have been far below the actual cost mark. Later on these adventurers threw up the jobs, sometimes losing their deposits and at other times saving them, This is most unfair to boni tide contractors, who, later on, get the work at their own previous figures. This matter, we •ire pleased to ItOte, has been brought lo the attention ol llie municipal council, and it has been decided by it to note the records of contractors doing future municipal work. Surely the engineer could furnish estimates for the guidance of the council as to what would be proper pries lo pay, below which tenders must not be accepted—lor the municipality does not want its work done lor nothing, but on honest figuring. Reliable contractors to deal with, ami stability ol construction at fair rates, arc all the council can expect, and upon these at all times it must insist. Again duo preference should be given tu resident tenderers. Mabel Seal re state of Seventh street. To be acknowledged by clerk. Hope, Gravely & Company, withdrawing the offer re lot 144, group 1. Agreed to. Constable D. 11. Dick reported for month of November and December: Two arrests and convictions.; Thirty-one road tax reseipts issued and $62 collected; Fifteen head of stock impounded and fines collected, $26.90. Dr. Dyer reported regarding Mr. llandcock's condition, and that there was no home for old men, It was decidetl to communicate with Dr. Underbill on the case. Thus. Storey, contractor, re Lynn valley road, asserting that tlto wink is being properly done. Kelerr.il m Board ol Works. Tenders were opened loi work on St. George's road as follows: The matter ol Dr. Carroll applying (or 9,000 inches of water from the Capilano creek next came up for consideration, Councillor Bell said that the Water committee thought that the municipality should be protected and a protest made. Reeve Kealy said that he had had a conversation with Dr. Carroll regarding this matter. The doctor had said that one reason for building the proposed dam would be (or the benefit of North Vancouver, The reeve thought that the municipality should look after its own water supply. He also thought that the council should have a notice placed below the present city dam, as it was proposed to move the dam higher up, If this were done application would be made and the council should apply in time. The municipality should apply to the government for say at least 1,500 or 2,000 inches, not altogether that it was needed just at present, but it was necessai ship. ' An enjoyable Christmas tree was I British North America is the first |li id at Moodyville on Thursday' to establish here, and it is to be 'night. The ferry made a special'hoped that it will be well patron- call there on the return trip lo tht'lized by the residents and those city. Among those at the wharf | doing business hereabouts. Thi to see their friends off were Miss Express wishes the new concern a prosperous year. Mr. Heffell, ihe local manager, is well and favorably known in British Columbia, having been with the Bank of British North America for a number of years. He opened the Trail branch for the bank and has been manager at Asbcroft and several of the provincial points. He resigned the managership of the clearing house at Vancouver lo take charge of the branch here. In Mr. Heffell North Vancouverites will find a pains- According to the Farmers' Advocate any it .Tease in llie tariff will surely lead to agitation and instability, ' ilh an Annate return to a laip , tariff and a consequent shearing 0! the lambs who have inv. sled in the too-highly pro- tect'1 industries. Well, if the municipality is not] „uri|)(, d„. pas, ;ew wouks thcrc properly .run. .matt year i: will l» gqeihj l0 h,Vl ■,.,,„ BOmething because some people fail to no all L,ingjn lm: r C. liberal ranks j they have promised. , Mi w |ieu*enant-gOVernor is to be 'taking and courteous banker who 1 ..sis. Middleton and Berry, 0 appointed shortly, Mr. Riley, M. 1 " Sydney, Australia, were guest. IA for Victoria seems tc be the this week at the Hotel North Van* I choice, but then he wants .; lena* torship, and so does Kobt Kelly The Horticultural Society wi bold its annual meeting on Janu.ir, 1 11. A full attendance is requested as election of officers lakes place. | Among those who attended "Busier Brown" at the Vanct.:VOl Op.ra House on Thursday night were Mrs. Kealy and Miss Weeks. of Vancouver. "Hon Kelly" looks swell. Gn account of the ti rriiilc ship wrecks off Vancouver island during thi past couple of years a correspondent suggests that the govem- men station a powerful deep sea tug, something which would stand a heavy sea, on the west coast. Janus B. Elliot, of Billing*, During thc summer it could be Montana, was a guest at the Hotel used for other purposes. The North Vancouver on Wednesday. Igjvenuuent boat Kestrel, is idle He was here on business matters. |half of its time, 10 it is said, and why not do away with it, and spend the money as suggested. will do all he can to accomodate them. Mr. Williams, Ihe teller and accountant, comes among us highly Sunaior!recommended. He has been con- | nected with the Bank of British Nortli America, too, for some time, having served the institution at Toronto, Midland and London, Out., before coming to the coast two years ago. He also was with ihe National Provincial Bank of England lor six years. C. Williams, who was awarded the tender lor the First street work on Wednesday night, I is threw up his contract and forleit. .1 [a majority of one, yet it cannot his tender. Birt Campbell, the popular local iniisorial artist of the Esplanade, will open an up-to-date shop, equipped with baths, etc, on y lot tin' protection Lonsdale avenue shortly, of the water supply, ( icillor Morden moved ami Councillor Bell seconded a motion that the municipality apply for 2,11110 inches from the creek, Carried, Among those "f Norlh Vancouver who will exhibit their dogs al the forthcoming canine show ,'t Vancouvei will be C, Piers, il ' ' ''l"!'"" theferr- company, and Mr. Bryce, I 1 it . 1 V _.,.*,» Rails Arriving. The council then adjournal Monday, i-i" !'■ m till A Talking Cockatoo. A talking, laughing, acrobatic cockatoo, is ih*' kind ol a bird that visited Tui. Express office on Thursday. Ol course the bird didn't come in alone. Mr. Bryce, the trainer ami owner ol tlie bird, had his shoulder cocked up on one side which served as a roost, and ii that manner travelled with the talking ami hollering coi katoo (mill Pete's i" ibis 1 iliit e. Naturally, iln1 bin! hmi io show ib. clever iru ks, mid more newspaper office, with everyone from the "devil" lo the night editor, standing with their jaws ajar si/ing ii up. lit' first-named employe.' ol llie office was \cr, much stuck on the bird, as the following lines will show: There was a trained coi katoo Got oil funny jokesquitea few; The accents were Swede Ami I hale io consede That lorfini beat Bryce'scookoo The bird thoroughly understood what was saul In it, antl tlie man) clever tricks it did caused a roai cspei iall' in a j nl laughter from ihe on 100 kers. ni Hotel North Vani ouver. The new voters' list (or V irtli Vancouver will approximately show 1,093 names for the 1 wards, namely, ...ml 1, .161, *., I J, ■-, |6; waul j, ynu: ami ward ;. 431, ol course several of thi ie 11,imes are repeated in each waul ,ts owners nl different properties. Over pi 1 tuple at 1 epted tin invitation ol the Western C< rpor- aii'in Social Club who gave a ver, successful and enjoyable ball mi Tuesday evening. The affair was held in the Pavilion Irom n-jn p. in. In 1.1 ; 13 a. in., and I Iai pur's on le Btra liirnishcd the 1 xech I 'nt music, The committee nl in magi ni' til wen M '--is. C. Iv. The provincial government has ie iai I that eilher it or the opposition is strong. In units the liberals may be, but in policy they are verj weak. I11Gre.1t Britain the conservatives Inui a large majority in the house, but the lib ml o| position was robust enough to loco thd resignation of the Ba'fnur a ministry, <,ov"rnments are only good when there is a strong oppo* Mtn.1. "inst is the planets an held m plan' b\ th. opposition nl (on' 1," 'ays .1 writer, This morning things were '.in a**' at the wharl. Tin ri Wl ri no I • . than live big icov, 1 loadi.! down 10 the waters . dge two with lumber, one crush il rock, "in' '..mil, and im.' was loaded with c nib* 1 (or False creek. Tbe last-named was tin- first big c in* alignment ol cordwood sent to i, , i'y from this municipality, An III. \\ right says that this will be the laM at least, lor BOtne time, as il is almost impossible to get the cordwood out of Ihe bush on . of the bad roads, Al 11 Thc B. C. Electric Railway Company started hauling rails for the -lev tram system to be installed t.,is year, on Wednesday morning. The rails arc being placed on Third street, eastwards from St. David's street, en route to Lonsdale avenue and the waterfront. At St. David's street thc distributing station will be erected and the laying commenced. The company is making all possible ■. .'i'l wilh the work, also the installation of the lighting system, I, tth lor the sine.-, aud private -fjidenci 1 ■ 1 v i.il lug loads ol rails B t ie ferry, ami nth. r wagons loaded with iiipplit ■- Inr the camps it is tn be regretted that the Western Corporation will not attempt to ship any more than tic one big si OW load of cordwood t) V in um 1 r mi in 1 011 ii t ol the bad st tte of the roads leading from the bush. Otherwise, a large number ol hands would be well employed ring the winter. The council hould certaingly make an .-Hurt to >; 11 up ami ke. p m fair condition some ol iln"-" mosl important roads. It is r e,irat loss to the 1 oinmiinity to have burned ruth- Ii ,,ly thousands of cords of the . ry best cordwood on account of |i nl road in order to clear up the land when such a good market is lose al hand. the Express NORTH AA.'uliyui' I', c. \ « paper, ■ I'lihlislicil In I'lll-: ' . I"' aim; Cnmpanj 'u I lull,11' |",I' Vl'lll' iil*Xlltill<: II illTI,.*'., M in i ■ II l . 11,,- ia.-,.' " -', :', •. i. ■ MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP, I i.m i' ■ ! - i ' H rnnilon, last v .im ..i ..I il - in1 'ii ex- lioji i ; Uu the I •., • lbs, ii, i| fni i ■■ ; . it, mnl ii'im the Up ol . |) I ul .... feet. . in ■ Ti I, .ui" nf the nol nla lo iimi'l . ii Iron i li as a sub- Btltute. He wns In llie hiilill ul ng tl if rofi ictory InilliinB . iiiis iron hand, and thoy have ii i' greal medicine." Dr, Thomas' Mectrlc Oil is i' ■ i oa hold "f i"in .ii Iron liniiil I knocks i1 oul of thi fsteni, ii flsli li 10k i" I 'i i ivo boi ii 'li."" ii mnl will If Belli .1 C 'ii id i Mil IIXO ill nf BOllll en| WHS ill US'- Wll.'ll tlinlillcil liy mound li .1)1 lili hunk is III iii length, and was g lioi'mim's n.-l Iii Sel 1"" l'i Inl, :■' I is ll BOIIVOIllr Of ■ iho A rlcan cnntln Both ' hold by Mr. J King, Growth uf Uie Si'iiiiiiirnt in Favor of j thr System. Tlie vollni! population In the United Status Is iln. most Intelligent In tin I World, The bine is [mat when men go j tn 'he polls like ilitnili, driven animals. They lire reasoning mul figuring, uud, J ns might lie expected, they take a very i Bolllsb ini'l pruetk'til view, The Bentl- I iiii'titiillly of party devotion has almost eiillrel) dlsupiiearod. The presldcutlul nf i-~-.it; wns n triumph of material Interests. Thousands upon thou* Biiuda llien drifted nun. from nut It ul Ilea of party fetilty inui obeyed tlie ts of self preservation, tearful leal their accumulation, large or small, rulghl be Ivei uffeeted, The same feeling was parainuuut In 1000 mnl llllX ll.,, uuiulelpiil elect In Chi ,i ■ "i tliosa .nm i Elei lloiia in ilie future will be .!'•!.■: in ned b! tbe i i uuio, The : ■ ei-i.il •■, llnil of ail, thc r own lutercsta. They will givu littit In" 'l to phitforuu liml eaudldatCB, ex* ■ • ,'. these appeal to personal and i il considerations, lli.'ie is truth in Judgo Dunne's ■ nt that the movement In favor of municipal ownership of all public utilities has taken deep root among ihe Intelligent people of this country, "It Is no passing sentiment," lie sny*. "II is here lo slay. Municipal owner* ship and operation of these utilities ami governmental ownership of railroads, telegraphs nnd express transportation nre practical questions, upon which Ihe people must puss within a very sliort lime; nnd Uie politicians nml parties who Ignore these questloni must he prepared for n sliort lived career before tho people." The movement la based upon tlie popular belief that municipal ownership of public uillillrs means lhat the people anil not ii few fortunate stockholders will share the prolils, | Curiously enough, tlie United States government has done more than any ether single agency in Instilling tills ] belief into llie population. During the 1'ii-t two or three years the I'nited ' Slnies consuls abroad have eontrilnit- ' ed an Interesting and valuable series of reports upon (he various phases of municipal ownership In (Jreut Britain, and almost without exception those re* 1 ports have heen arguments In favor of the system. These documents have been widely circulated throughout this i country, and they have stimulated the Idea of municipal ownership to an extraordinary degree.—Henry Uielitleld West lu Forum, Faith Speed.!,", ind Paralyzed.—" 1 had ... nl il. ' iiill.l u i 'l tut . N H. 1 -uf. tl . .... i • ., 11 il Dr, .'• ■ in i.i iho II'.ni travi n.' ■ ne 1 : iii'.li'.l i ti- ' i, il To 'lay 1 mo > »' I* Ofllcc Doparl nt at DtlBM ■ celvod .i li I'll' ll from . • , . Noi "'Mi. it ' 'i .."ll'lee In RllSSia, ■■ lompoi ti. .■ iui pond' I . resumed "Weak Heart" Palpitation and Irregular heart n lue largely ttery t.million of the The heart and nerves refine to perform their proper work I'.r want of support. IVe, weak, or ann-mic people should use " FlYClllXS" and avoid liearl trouble*.. " I'svchinr " makes rich A the system, regulates Am heart action and restoree vitality. All weak people should have l botUe hai ly In i ise ol Mtddea heat!" I, OREATE3T OF ALL TONICS {PRONOUNCED 51-KUN) ALL CR'JGCISTS OKI DOlLAR TRIAL FRU OR. T. 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By all Orocors. Highest Award St. Louis, 1904. Minnrd's Liniment Cures Distemper,, The Ontario government Ins entered iiii»> ii now nrrangemeiil In regnrd it, prison labor and hinder twine. The manufacture has I n handed over to th. Colonlnl Cordage company, which has contracted to pay Ihe government SO cents por tiny per man tor prisoners employed. There is nothing equal lo Mothi t liraves' Worm Exterminator for destroying worms. No ftrllelo of iis kind has given such satisfaction, The Aipa Lowered. Th.' Swiss Alps have suddenly lost ten fr.'t of llteir height by a curious olil.'Inl blunder, As n result of the recent calculations of ihe federal topographical deportment it Is given "lit Iimt till altitudes given on Swiss official maps and Minns ni" ten feet eight Inches greater than they shiiiiM'lie. In the lake of Genera la n rugged block of stone known ns tlic Pierre a Niton, supposed to have been used In ancient days as no altar to Neptune, In 1820 a bronze tablet wns placed on tho stone recording Its exact altitude as being 1,230 feet 5 Inches abova sen level, and from Ibis slono all the Swiss altitudes were then officially calculated and n glstercd, li now nppcnrs that tho Tiorro a N Ion Is rea > onlj 1,223 tect 8 Inches above ea level, and thus all tho Swiss altitudes nre too grout by mora than ten fct i. London Express, Royal Groetltsffi, Pi lent Lotihet of France nsked Hi" advice of tho government ns to the form lie should employ In addressing King Edward, King Alfonso and olher royal personages, As "Your good brolher," President Fnuro once signed himself when writing lo the king of Denmark, even ns tlie old kings of Franco were wont to do. The emperor of liiissln addresses M. Loubct as "My dour nnd grout friend," nml the prcsl* dent lias to reply, ' Sire" nml "Your majesty." Napoleon III., writing the naddesl letter of his llfo, his surrender nl S'slnii, addressed tho king of Prussia, while the citadel was a blaze of ii". ns "Sire, my brolher," and subscribed himself "Your good brother" and received the king's reply commencing "My brother" nml ending "Your loving brother." An Ottawa dispatch says that the Dominion Parliament will likely be colled nn January 3rd. An liml tn llilinus Ueiulnclii Bill ivhlch is caused bj excessive bile in the stomach, 1ms n marked efTi cl upon ihe nerves, and often manifests Itself by severe headnche This Is ih.' mosl distressing headache one elm have. There nro headaches from cold, from fever, nnd from other onuses. Iiiii tlic mosl excruclallng of all Is Hie bilious headache. Panne. It e's Vegetable I'llls will cure it - cure ii nlmosl Imniodlntoly. It will Ui ni'i" nr ns sunn on the pills operate 'l mi' ■ Is nothing Burer In the treat* in. n; rn' bilious henilncho. I, TERMINI/-- CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED T. F. jy.cGli.GflR) & Co. i'oif|.h,i ' i Heal Estate- Insuranoe and General Commission Un ilness iii" i.', ■ in i V.-ir- i IVOP, D. C. Keep out Ut. rilra. Tlie question ns to whether the com- ■ fl*. li n factor in tlie spread of liihereiil is la Is considered by Dr, J. n ' ib In n rerenl Issue of American L'vernlohsi ".".'. li nr d " ' ml tli it tl o fly ' .ui carry tuber. ele Int'illi on Its feel and In lis stomach, This Is un iirgiin."■ i (or Bcreen- Ing nil f I supplies from the possl- I . ly of ' mini ' "ii. Wherever In nny part of thc world tuberculosis li I Ill Ihere also is Iho tly found in a |" I (inn, I,,,, Tree! In III,. Arid [legion, The growing of trees In tho arid n ' : nd Nebraska 1ms pn . i ihe experimental stage, This fuel is evldei I by the largo number "f (orei I nml fruit trees thai havo heen shipped lo thai "eetlon this season, One ngenl iilone claims In hnvo snld I", fori -i trees litis year, There is ■ . :■ in j .1 nihl ni...nt the trees growing, nnd limy nro planted llu ro with ns nnieli cunlideiice ns elsewhere -Maxwell's Talisman, In Irlllli'liil I'll,',-. An,old i '■!• of 1870 li is boon going nh ml Purls fur tblrly yours wilh no lips nnd nose, iITi ri .| severely liy Iho explosion nf n shell. Modern icloneo has "stored I I c A mn ' wns le, pari of silver, part of wnx, neatly tinted two eyt i mi I it i . o lips In rubber, Presldonl Jackson, of tlie Chicago Hoard of Truth', says thai the Western Canada winter wheat is the very lit si iu thu world, I wns cured of lamo back, nft. r suffering IB v.'iirs. by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Two Rivers, N.S. ROBERT ROSS. I was cured of Diphtheria, after doctors failed, by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Antlgonlsh. JOHN A, FOREY. I was cured of contraction nf inns* !.. MINARD'S LINIMENT. MIlS. RACHEL SAUNDERS. Dnlliouslo, Will Find a Certain Cure in the Use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Rheumatism is a dis.'as,, of He blood, lively doctor now admits this in bo llio fact. Doctors used to think thai rheumatism was brought nn by cil.ls in tho Joints and muscles. Now ihey know thai cold never started the disease—cold only sotB tho pnlns going. Rheumit.tm can t nly be cured by cining the bad blood which causes It, Dr, Williams' Pink Pills always euros rheumatism, because thoy actually make new rich rod blood, which drives oul Ut" poisonous acids, lot sens the stiffened, aching joints and muscles, and rostores Un> rheuraatl) sufferer to health nnd happiness, Dr, William's l'ink Pills hnvo cured liintisands and thousands ot rheumatic sulterors, stun,, of llit'iu when they were almost hopeless cripples. Mr. T. ll. Smlili. Caledonia, Ont., Bays:—'For a number "i years I was badly troubled with rheiimnttsm, and wns so crippled I could scarcely do any work. 1 tried quite n number of medicines, Imt Ihey tlltl not help me, Then I snw Dr, Williams' Pink Pills advertised as a euro for ihls trouble, and gol a supply, After I had taken n few boxes I snw ihey were helping me, nml I continued Inking tho pills throughout the winter, nnd am now completely cured. I have Blnco worked oul of doors In cold weather without a ciiat, ami did nol feel even n Iwlngo of iho trouble," If ynu nro Buffering from nny disease duo to had hhii.il or disordered nerves, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will cure .vim. because ihey make new rich blood, which goes right to tho t'lni of ih" 'lisoaso anil drives it 'nun the system. That is why Dr. Williams' Pink Pills euro such troubles ns nnnemlu, Indigestion, palpitation of Uu* heart, neuralgia, 11 nd- aches nnd backaches, kidney nnd liver I roubles, St. Vitus Dnnce, par- nd Iho Bpcelnl Bocrel all- inonls nf girlhood nnd womanhood, llul only the genuine pills can do this, mill these always have Ihe full mini.' "in. Williams' Pink Pills for I'nle People," mi Hi" wrapper mound each box. Sold by Medicine ■ verywhere, or s.uii by mnll ni r.u cents n box or six bo $2.50, by willing the Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockvlllo, Ont Tlie Canadian Bank of Commerce, which recently advertised fur GO Scotch hnls to ..nni,' out to this com** try m- Junior clerks, has boon Informed Unit Hi" full number has been so* i ured, A number of tho boys aro ml in Ihelr way out, uml II Is Intended Hint ih" rcmiilnder should sail ,vlihln ih" nexl few days, This will In ihe Inigesi niiinbor of lioj i nver h glu i" Canada by n Canadian i llu i' ill of tlie rapid ■ ti in i ih" brunch bunk lorn iiiiniii'.li'.iii ih" Dominion, lu Iho pasl i in i found tluil Scotch lads, ■ ii "v t| ..' an - iirl) .. n." .nl bnnkors. Mlnard'l Liniment Cures Dlplll rll. nf gold wore til t i bj A t. p. graders on tho route north* ivi .' ni All Hln, M 'i recontl vernl miniature nun ■ ro picked tip |,y thf men of Strovol Tho grading wns in progro is In n slough lioiioni, which Ii i. ilioughi wi s on old it -1' In d, Mr, lliniii'i. in" tn the foremen, secured unit" n valuable souvenir In the form of n nut" I th" size of it small pobblo, MAGNIFICENT Blue Fox Ruff NO MONEY REQUIRED Think of it » b< kutir.it HolT of Hln* Po*. ftl m™-t ft i.i''* iin: t vmi, i ■-■< a :*l| tu%. Hurh ui «|[*ir «u nevuf nitdr \*ti>n. TIk *'o\j tntun *« *»n •ffl'ltl (O (id 11 I* Ihnt -it* .1 ■■ >' ,' I lor tlllt* !■*:!. I: " i i- ■ i i»i- ■■'.. imt'ti in til lummir imi nallbem l.'i > .a >. si ,:■■. i I || |i InchM I i-i- i..*i ly 4 IDCQM "il- m\d» I.f Iht M'..l* " ■"! Bin IU I'l.f, trrj rich, ion Imi fluffv. II li -wiiily ■■*.! JrJ. Ilnn. wlUi ta« svii ■ <:■•■! ni.ti > i i n...i. ■ 'fi with four long ulUot niuo it **..»■■.. 0m 1,« i.i: di ii.i. \tnx hu ii-* 1.1 \x\nl»»iiiciveaftw***, mi'i Ton f-nfill M tujf. Jmt ■mil ns ju.ii mi-it ud iwldjcti, \fitixi\); unl«« mil mill '..'1 J.1..I.H.I d . Picture Post-Cards* lo III) It »\ l "t (1 fATill h) ft ut.) TTi-ijr IH hfftiiUlsiUf BofinC niltl* i«», .ul nl (In M «ii"''- *'"*« DpMtttnitfWUHWOOM wftort to Ih** wou'D iiiii t-irli of Oftinvlft Ynu coulilfl't b tj IW IW»| In Uu Fill .-■ :: .1 ". 1! > il'J.ir, l.'i a'. ■ ,;*t in :■* ilyliih, fth'l itn.nubw, It rn-Rl to\t JTW * m i i;lI. WrlU I'-JftT *» init m ai .1 *«i.J Un I'r Un VinM'fttili , .. »■! (nl*'I. lal trlCo. ;• ' 1ST TuronM Imperial Maple Syrup ALWAYS SATISFACTORY Aik your d-al-r lor Impsrlll Mnple Syrup. Do not allow him to tubitltuU an Inlorlor artlolo baoam* It It oltoapor. E, ii. Berry, ol Cypress River, Iws n simple explnnntton of iho Bcnrcliy of tho prairie chicken ihis yenr Ho snys thnl ih" iireni Irouble Ilea In llio practice of bo cnlloil Bportsmon going mn In motor rigs anil Bliootlng the chicken In ihis way. This he ileclares in bo n very unsportsmanlike praC' lice, and Biiggesis thai the iiuhlic do everything In Its power lo stump li out. Another reason for tli" scurcl'!' of the chicken, ho miys, is duo io llie filet iiiui there ivoro some heavy Btorms in ih" early pari of llio year. These Btorms nol only killed ihe young prairie ciuckon, bill also made serious Inroads on the poultry of u large number of farmers. (r Twllchy Muscles and Sleeple»ine»i.— Th.. ||„|,l It ss In .nt SI l,'l, ss llnil m Itlu- ,,. ' ,.t iiiitn.iii wn.sr nerves ar# pi,.,!,,,, ,i i.- h bt -I ii" plctur* ,,,i in ...iiiiii-t ..tilt n nnil.in who im* l„, -. |,i llu ' ill pill lid I .'* l""i ,,, ,L , ,i fi,,'n tli,.„i l,y s uill. An ■ ■ li in N,,,i„,. ie'".;'." UM.-lef. of l'"l'.'"l. ,,,,! 11" si.s I "**•' 'It*' In*' 1" II* , I i . . " II Tli" Dominion lloveriiiin i nccepied the Invlliilloti of Iho Sew Zealand Governu onl lo i xlitbll al !h.' exhibition lo be hold al Clnlsli Imrch N.'iv Zenliiii'l. nexl year. Th of llie exhibition branch of llie Ve- piti'inii'iit .ii Agriculture will ' iini" In prepnrln ■ I hit, which will iild in fn between Cnnnda nnd Now /.ealaiid The use of a Barometer Tlic everyd*)' convenience and usefulness of reliable barometers is becoming more and mora ncOgnltM by Agriculturists anl the general public. A (-n.-u-antfrd Aneroid n.-immcler (m.ule by Sliort .* lUtOIS, I^iadoii, Blag.) will bo .*-*nt prepaid by ll..i,i„«i.l H.ill fur i«a .-."- A complete treatise on " Weather Instrumenti for the Home " will be mailed to your address for 15c, or included free with any barometer. BYBIE BBOS. UM1TBO I3«i-i..8 VOHOB sr. toboh ro ■ on r. OOdtfS% i, puts/ LOVE OF NATURE. T*,*. Mora* Mm, l.oaea (iiii of llonr I.Ill* Ilia- Mure lie all>aal,-a**a II. Tlie ititii'i' 111.111 litis lifetime ciigugod III llie rollllk'ls 'if I'ivili'.iilinii, In Int. I- I'"'mil illsii|i|iiiliilinenl, ihe uiiire ho has fell llir usi'l,--it"*, nf l.niiwli'ilp', ilm re he bus turned i" certain expressions i.f art ns till escape, lie lins llillll'i'SSl'il 1 111s Iii is:,11111-. bus paint- i.i Iniidsciipo nun" nml 111,in*, bus ' sltnwii in every ivny Uml such an es- i'ii|.e w.is 11 dream. Arl Im* existed from ih" very beginning, even hefure the 1I1-1 mini Btuiiereil oul his miming of th" animals nml expressed llielr .■li,inl. ter hy Uie Bound of their liitiuu. The ii.in.es ,,r snvngus, IIS .." call them Ihal is |o sny. nf 1 pic ol 1 11 er forms ..r clvlllsatl uvenled be fur,, ibe mis t,f dcslgu, record iu n po- otic way "imi ilu'}' do nnd the sen- suns uf inch doing nnd ".en 11 i>- pcarnnco "f iiuturo ill" si,inn, the ruin, th,' fl'iuil* blowing ncrois llio iky, III,- lushing ul iln. sen ngnlnsl Ilia shore, lu FIJI Ihey have n dniico viiei" ih" women spread oul their arms like llio wavo Hues of Iho surf, and Hi" children, sprluglng up hehlnd them, represent the foam nf llio wavo cresis. l'i-.,1,1 these beginnings wo know Hmi tragedy and comedy, ns wo cull them, havo grown, Then, ns all those disappear In fact, Ihey nre recorded hi ih" nri of painting, And ns mini inure anil more leaves hehlnd him II lil" of nul nf lluill'S III SO 111.I ll dOCS li I.- Ire toitdinlro It.- McClure's Mag. IISIIII*. A.-,-')i,n, Hot'.cs. Arabian horses bIiow remarkable in Imt tl 1, ll Is Biiltl thai when I ' I I'll'l.l Illlt!.- If wound 'I an 1 knows In llnetlvel* thai lie will nol li" ni'l" It) nn iy Ms rider 1111 tui long, r In 11 li I Ij roilres, I' 1 ■ Inu I. :, ■ 1 i" i|nc ■ ol ........ mi If, nn Ih" oilier hail I, Ihi ' lllll I ill 1" ■ 1 tli111, lllllllflll I ... Ml Beware nl Olntmrnts lor Catarrh That Conulii Mercury, "' ''"• ■ ■ deriiugo ih,' * " 11 '■ II I'lilei Ill011 I, l" mn ■ •"'■ I. BI uld III 'i li, , ., . ..,,,, ,,„ ,„,s cilptoiH froni r,.| ,„, in. iluinimi iln, »m ,1,, V;",' '.' ' ■'"'" di'i'ln from them. inu ■ 111 uuil, . in,., manufactured i.y l' -1 '''""" « Co., I'oli In .1. . intuitu ie in.'i'iiii. mnl ■ . rnnlty, uet- l"-' tod nnd mucoui ' ■" "• f tin 'i' in in buying llnll'i 1.111111I1 1 ■im- be sura ...ii in-i in., nnu* I'1" 11 1- ml" 11 mi'111.illy .,11,1 modi in ,' l*'*l - li 1 J. .'ii'iiey ft Co. lVntlmonlil 1 ' s.iia by luiii'A'i.'ta. riii'o 75c por bat- i.ii.i' Hall's i.iuiiiy inui (or conitlpa- Uull. The big drug merger, aboui which ihere him been bo much talk, lately. bus been consummated, n Is u com- bl t nil the wholosnlo drug houses in Cnnnda, twenty-one In number, of* fueled from within, nnd Is tho biggest company In the .iniK business In thi world. The National Drug and Chemical Company o( Canada, ns iho new ""in Ii called, Iini a capital ol |0, ."II". Tli" Bolf-lovellng hunk for Ihe prevention of Boa-sickness which lias 1 it oxporlinonlo 1 on for some lime ni 1 Hi" ii"."i Calais bonis bus 1 11 found so neci iful Ihal H is |l tip - 'I '" III ' iii II nil .ill lite sli'll- mors mi ih" soiin" Itch, mnngc, prairie scratches, Cu- ban itch, on human r animals, cured In 10 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails. At all druggists A company named the " laobensmlt" lolexportoxprosssiiH igosell 11 hufl" bus I been fornti 1 nl i'i issburg, In Hun* I.,'.. for supplying fd*ndon, Paris, [ and Berlin with Hungarian beef, nnu- j Ion, mi'i leu'. Th" long iiuni" moans "Company for exporting provisions by express train." Wo hnvo in* hosltallon In saying nun nr .1 11. Kellogg's Dysentery 1 "Anil Is wiili.nit ih'ilhl ih" best in.,ihii v.r Introduced for dyion* lory, diarrhoea, oholera and all 1 • „, 1 complaints, sen slcknoss, ate. it ,,i ptlj gives relief and novor fulls ,,, ,i,,,i n positive cure Mother* 1 pi novor be wlthoul a huitlu ivhon iii.'ir ehlldren are teething, S.S. Service with New Zealand. Victoria, IK' \ contraci bus boon nwarded to Ihe Bucknal Steamship Company of l/in.lon, according lo nn ii'iinvn dispatch, for n steamship ser* Ti," between Brltlili Columbli nnd New /"iiiinii. with twelve snlllngs a viii'. for which n subsidy of JlOO.nno n year will he given, half to be contributed by Canada nnd half by New Zealand, The Bucknall Stoamshlp Company own thirteen stoameri ranging from 1,701 to 2,810 ions. inier eer I- ' (-lorious iKVcrnge quenching ami sntlnfyitiR. i' ieiiil-er there's 110 other " jttsl us good " in (•etling Rainier. Pacific Bottling NAAorks Vnncouver, B> C. t-t-t bainnaiarnminrwi^ THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER,- B.C. BATHING IN THE SEA. II OrlKlnnli.il in England in lh« I'llK'hii-i-nili Century, Sou bnthlug bad Its orlglu In England before 1750, when Dr, Itlchnrd Russell published his treatise on the virtues of Ben water, The healing virtues of the sen bath wore not understood, nor wns the prnctlce ot sen bathing generally resorted to. There seems to bavo existed tl horror of the sen; Indeed, iii nieiiini'Viii times n compulsory dip iu ils wiilers was ii senleiiee nflen passed "ii Iho public offender, In lite earlier decades nf llio elghleenth eon* hut ."'-ii'in Kuropo BiifluriHl heavily tinder "king's evil," tho popiilni' uame for Ihal tuberculous alTecllun which icourgitl nil ei is-"s from i r to pons* mt, In- Itusaell, it Sussex prnctltlolior, liml ohsi'i'ved Uml dwellers on llio iiiii-i ii "i| M drink of the sen water, bnthe iu It, even wash Ihelr Bores la It and bind litem lip Willi sen weed. Having Biillslled himself as to llu* elllcncy of llio pruetlco he began io prescribe for bis patients with most satisfactory rcBiilts, Ills trentlse resulted In the enlists becoming largely patronized hy the idling, uml the do- tumid for st'iisiile lodgings was Boon » growing ipiniitlly. This gradually spread in tho contlnout, Theu iienplo commenced to see lhat fresh water wns ii good thing, and the vital im* portniico of tlie skin us uu oxcretor of waste was grcntly emphasized somewhat later tin IKi-i), when the morning "tub" was instituted nnd bus since acquired a worldwide reputation. OLD JEWISH TRADITION. Tha Way Uie Israelites of old i.oit Their Third Bye. The Jews of eastern Palestine nnd Asia Minor have n queer tradition which has survived from indent times and tells of a remote period In their history when every fully devolped Israelite was equipped with three perfect eyes. The two main optics were situated In the front part of Uie bend, Just ns eyes are toilny, hut the Uilrd was torntcd In tha buck part of the head Just above the nape of the neck In Ihe edge of the hair. This wonderful third eye In ninn was nut "evoluted" out of existence, hut was closed by divine In Junction on the day when Moses was given the tallies of stone ou Slnnl. Vou remember that Hod's command en the day that the tables were renewed was to the effect thnt no man should be seen In the vicinity of the holy mount. (See Ex. xxxlv, 8.) Tlie he- Keren In the three eye tradition sny that Moses supplemented Ood's command hy ordering the faithful who were encamped In the valley to turn their heads from the mountain. This they did, hut look good care to uncover the eye that wns situated lu the hack of the head. Moses, noticing this show of duplicity on tbo part of his followers, iisiieil ('nul to close the third, nr rear, eye, nnd since that dny the Israelites, In common with ihe remainder of Immunity, have been forced to depend on two eyes only. n,'in- nf Olceflnokee l*va*n*>« The grcnl Okellnokeo swamp begins not far from W'nycross, On., nml extends duo south for n distance of about forty mill's, rillllllllg nver Into Florida, Here iu Ibis vnst Intel ,if tlcsolato bog nml BWninp nre Ihollsilllds of hlnck bear and deer and wild turkeys without number. The whole region Is a hunter's pnradlse, uml yet so abundant is the gnrao iu litis remote and desolate country that 11 th.es not seem to diminish in spile of tho nlmrods, The bean weigh from '.'uu lo lino pounds ami put In a great part of their time preying upon Iho pigpens of Ihe farmers. If forced Into a light they nre dangerous intngonlsts, ami u» prudent hunter will attack one savo nt n point of vantage. s.i, Gypsies, in the archipelago of Merjnl, off the roast of lower ltiirmu, Ash,, live the "sen gypsies." Instead of carts Ihey men covered boats, In which, with Ihelr families, dogs, cats, chlckoni nml pels, they limit nhoiit on llie sen nnd wander from Islnnil to Island, Hy ilny they lish or harpoon turtles or dive for oysters, hut every ulglil they put hack to Ihe shore. If the weather Is had nt sea lltev hind wilh Ihelr dogl nml llien poach, catching porcupines, squirrel", irmndlllooii hog deer ami the lite, of Which ihey make savory slews, like our gypsies. An Artllt'1 (rill,lam. Probably no two artists ever criticised each other more severely than did I'useii nnd Northcote, yet they re- miilneil fast friends. At one time I'useii wns looking it Northcote's painting of the nngel meeting Balaam and his ass. "How do you like If:" asked Northcote after a long silence, "North- cole," replied l'usell promptly, "you're nu nngel nt nu ass, hut an lis ut an angel" wiir l\> Can't n*. Great. Emerson defined greatness ns simplicity. "Indeed, to be simple is to ho great," The qncstlon emerges, is life ilinplo lodnyl if not, will ll bo simpler tomorrow! If not, then how can there ever ngnln he Biich greatness ns in tbo pusi iu n world of aver Increasing cum- plexlty. wiir siie Left. "Yes, my wife nllcmle.1 but one scj* ■Ion of llie club" "Whal earned her to quit It?" "She found ..ui that the rules put a time limit of live mluutes on all speeches." Enliven the L-iver Kidneys and Bowels-To Prevent Disease by Cleansing the System«-You Must Use DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS Thoro Is a nood In overy homo of a medicine that will promptly euro biliousness, kidnoy derangement, nnd constipation. A medicine thnt hy cleansing the tillorlug und oxcrotory organs will remove all poisonous wasto matter, and by bo doing prevent favors, colds und .-unli de.1.11/ disease] as dropsy, diabetes aud lit'.i.'.i's disease. No medicino satisfies tho need so well ne Dr. Chaao's Khlnoy-I.lvor I'llls. This Is no lillo boast, but nn absolute fuel lhat Is bncked up by Ihe testimony of a hundred tbousnnd homos. The reputation of Bt. A. W. Chase nt author and physician la the guar- anteo which llrat made this groat medicino popular. Now It at anils on Its record of cures—a record which has soldora, If ever, boon paralleled In Iho history of medicine. Mlas Julio I.anglols, Manor, Snsk., writes: "For a long tlmo I Btiffored from livor complaint nnd biliousness, nnd could find nothing to help mo until 1 used Dr. Chase's lClduoy-Uvor I'llls. l have recommended then PHIs to many of my friends and thoy have all baon well satlslluil with Iho results. You can use this letter for tho bene- n. ot women who aro suffering aa I did." As a treatmont (nr backaches, headaches, Indlgostlnn, aching limbs, liver derangements, kidney disorders' and constipation, Dr. Chnse's Kidney' I.Ivor I'llls are prompt, thorough and effective. Onoe their morlt Is tested thoy are kept la tho house and relied on In ruiee of emergency, Dy keoplng the liver active and the bowols rogulai they positively prevent sorlous dis case. Ono pill a doso, 25 cants a box, at all dealers, or Edinnnson, Iintcs A Co., Toronto. Dr. I'hnso's IlacUache Fluster promptly oradlculos pain and may bo used on any part of the body Tho Qroat Northern Railway Is ad- vertlslng Us annual winter excursions in Eastern Canada, at the reduced rule of 11(1 for the round trip io Montreal and points west thereof In Ontario, Tickets nro on sale from Dec ■i to ill inclusive. Liberal Blop*over privileges will ho granted going und returning, and every means will be taken to Insure tho pleasure and comfort of the patrons of this popular route. Full information regarding iho oxcurelons can be obtained from D.T. Cummlngs, C.T.A., 117, Main Btroet, Winnipeg, Man. Telephone No. 185. Orea! Northern Btenmshlp Co, Sailings from Beattie for the Orient:— S.S. Dakota, Dec. 10; S.S. Minnesota, Feb. 1, 190G. Ot the people In (his country who have lived s hundred yurs few nre C i<i in ii born. Mr. Wngner, who has just hu Call in make her home with n granddaughter In Toronto, Is one of ib" rare exceptions, she wns born 102 vi'in's nco iii Cobourg, Ont, President Madison wns her grandfather. Madison himself ..ns born In 1751, end died In 1836. Thus Mrs. Wagner's lino runs buck 161 years on 'bis continent, she can. Indeed, be snld to be of the old English stock in Ninth America. when her grandfather, the Presl- .itni, died, she was a woman of 33, RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS. Their Complete Home Cure. Post Free to Readers of This Paper for Limited Period Only. A handsome Illustrated treatise, giving full description of ltlieumatlsm and Paralysis, with Instructions for a complote homo cure, describing the most successful treatment in tho world, recommended by llio Ministry nnd endorsed hy medical men. This highly Instructive hook wns written by W. H. Venn, a gentleman who has made a special study of theso diseases- The preface Is by a graduate of the University of Wurtiburg, Send poetal today and ynu will receive Ihe book free by return.—Address Thi Venn Drug Company, 21 King Street, West Toronto. ii. tii'i'i ii"" i Skin Diseases Curid ,or Thirty-five Cents.—Ilr. AgniW1! nlnlnioiil relieves In one day. anil cures Tetter Pall Rheum, St-aid (tend. Ren- mn. Barber's Rch, Ulcers, Blotches) ind nil ornntlons of the skin, it Is soothing and quieting, and nets like magic, In thi euro of all baby humors. 35o. Nineteen vessels wen' wrecked In ihe disastrous storm that swept the great hikes during thu closing days of November. Minard's Liniment Cures Garget In Cows. Contract! fur .seven or olghl hundred thousand feel of limber for Q.T.P. construction have been let to Ornish Columbia mills. When all the Canadian forces are iii control ni Halifax, the strength ..( the gnrrlBon will be T2n Infantry, r,2.ri artillery, A" engineers, nml 200 made up of details of army service corps. This will make tho total strength between 1,550 und 1,000, Princess Maud becomes tiuecn ot Norway, whllo her cousin, tho daughter of tbo Duke of Connaught, Is the Crown Princess of Sweden, uud will become Queen of Unit coiiiilrjV Now ii is rumored thnt ihe daughter of the Princess Beatrice, Princess Henry ol Dattenbarg, will soon hu Queen »f Spain. Tbe Nine's leintiitiiB io the reigning houses of Europe uro very extensive, ills Majesty's nephew is Emporor of Oormuny. ills wife's ne- phew Is ihe Czur of Russia. Ills bro* ihor-ln-law is King of Greece, iiib father-in-law Is King of Denmark. His daughter is queen ol Norway, while i.v.i nieces are liable U become queens. LIFE ON THE RAIL IS A HARD ONE C, P, R. Engineer's Experience with Dodd's Kidney I'ills. They Brought Back His Strength When He Could Neither Rest Nor Sleep. Winnipeg, Man., Dec. 4,—(Special). —Mr. Ben Rntterty, tho well-known C. P, H. engineer, whoso homo Is at 176 Maple Street, Is ono Winnipeg man who swears by Dodd's Kidney I'llls. " Long hours on Iho cnglno uud tho mental strain broke down my constitution," Mr, Rnfforty Bays, "My back gave oul ' ntlrely. Terrible, sharp, cutting pains followed ono another, iill 1 felt I was being sliced away piecemeal, I would come In tired to death from u run, My sole desire would bo to get rest and sleep, nml they were the very things 1 could not get. Finally I had to lay off work. "Then I started to take Dodd's Kidnoy I'llls. and tho lirst, night alter using them 1 slept soundly, In ihreo days l threw away iho bolt I havo worn for years. Dodd's Kidney Fills cured mo." tli: i/ Accent on Hi*- Operatic ".insrc No Englishman with daughters could d" u rasher thing than permit them to Hike lessons I'riiiti eminent professors Willi ii view of going iiii tho BtngO. The opera Btago In liuglnud Bcnrcely exists. At (incut Gaiilcn a woman who inu speak good English can only get in hy force of social Influence, nnd abroad a foreigner 1ms very grent dif- Acuity becauso sho cannot speak or sing wiili a perfect accent, The for- elgu lady or gentleman comes across hero and on occasion will venture to sing In English, mul their mistakes bring nothing more than a smile to the faces of the audience, But lol un English singer go to Fi'iinee or Germany, uml something totally different hap- pons. In 1807 Tamngno sang ut Monte Carlo before tin nudlenco which was mainly French, lie mispronounced a word, mul i peal of derisive laughter covered even bis stentorian notes. In Brussels I beard au American tenor Inughed .it because some of his vowels wen' nol i|tiiio pure—Brussels, where Ihelr French is the most villainous patois 1 have ever heard. In Germany l huve lieniii both French and English artists laughed nt because ihelr accent was nol absolutely correct, London Saturday Itevlcw. Manly Strennth and Womanly Beauty depend on I'tttltv "I the blood, .md , b of thnl purity depends "ii t"'ti"'S kidney fllterlnn If lies'* .itunnn are diseased nnd will nol perioral Ihelr functions, mnn will Beek In vain for sit-miili nml woman for beauty Bouth Afiierlenn Kldtt-v Cure drives nut all Iin- purities through the body's "flllerers.' I, t.iiltt, weak st".l" 01 Th" North American l.lvo Slock Association, which bus established mi Industry al Porl Arthur, bus now 3,000 sheep feeding ihere. the screening! from ih" elevator! furnishing excellent fodder. Sr.nllght Snip ii teller thin other e-sps, bat il belt u Un mid la llli Sunlight way. Bay Sunlight Sosp and follow direction*. Charlei M. Schwab, the steel king, is tint "iiiisiieti with possessing a prl- .ni.* car, imi has arranged for iho purchase of n special irnin of Puli- ni.in coaches, Mr. Schwab will ho tha iirsi Individual to own ami operate such un expensive luxury as au entire iraln of ears. Tiny Are n„i Violent In Action.— Borne persons whon ihey wish to cleanse tho stomach resort to Bpsom and other purgative sails. These aro ip "iy In their action, bul serve no permanent good, Their us" produce! Incipient chills, and If persisted In thoy injure the stomach, Nor do thoy net iit"ni ilm Intestine! lu i be- nollclnl way, Pnrmeloo's Vegetable I'MIs answer nil purposes In this re* ■poet, mul inn" no snporlor, The greatt si a.ss.'t «•>• can possess Is character. The honeil mnn or woman In tiny vocation In Ufa Is (ho ono who Is soughl aflor, In tho dully no- llvllloi of business life the honest man Is In demand. Ho may hlTO many excellent qualltlos, bul the ono, thing io he cherished above nil else 1st unquestionable Integrity. In business confidence is iin- corneMtone, I'pon It Hip employer can grow and d.-ve- lop, i.ei u man be iiioukIii to i>„ win i ii watching, or lei him ooni nn tier Ull hniie of suspicion, nnd hi! commercial reputation is seriously In paired, —————________——s Russian Discipline, General DragomlrolT, the Russian military expert, rose from tbe ranks uml always dressed according to llie ui'iiiy regulations for the common sol* tlier. ii lay while driving about st Petersburg lu his carriage bo noticed a Boldlcr ..Mb hair longer than the regulations called for. lie hmi the borses mopped, alighted .nni, taking off his lint, ordered Iho soldier to seize him by tho hnlr, The soldier hesitated. Ho feared to lay violent hands on his gen, .".ii, besides, Ihe hnlr was clipped too close in afford a bold for Uie bands, Thc general surveyed tbo soldier sternly for u few uents, then, twining Ills lingers In Hr kilter's locki, be literally wiped up the street with him, Ihe victim not daring to resist, Finn!- ly, having Impressed the lesson thoroughly, in- re-entered his carrlago ami 'drove "ii. ordering ibc soldier to folio,. Ai Hie flrsi hnrbcr'! simp thoy ' line i" lie again alighted nnd had ever..' vc.*.tlgo of hair -iii*--1 from the Bohllirs h-'itii, then turned blm loose n. n barrlblo example to bis fellows. kiim James' Books, Botnc very line bliidlug *.ns executed for King .1,un"* I., win, during bis im. tire life was an enthusiastic patron of loiters uml art, In some of bis honks Uf thistle is Introduced ivlth heavy corner piece!, nnd iho ormi In tho center. OlIO line pieee of Work, IIOW III llll- llrltlih museum, Is in bright brown calf, powdered with flower-de-luce, Another folio In crimson velvet has the nrins of England embroidered on both side! *.iih gold thread on a gr id- work "f yellow silk. Tin- king's initial! mi' worked nbovo. The lettorlng li hi leather, and llio honrdi are tied to- goihcr by red rib: constituting a t'liii book lu e*ery particular, John (Ill-son, iu Be ttland, nnd Ihe Barken, in England, wcro appointed to he the king's binders, bin tin re li little trace uf iiicir work nuw extant. Your Homy Relundid by tin d-sle, Iron, *-1.« n» via huv Bun- lUM s »!■ >' jou flnl sit cutis lor eumplalnt. Sunliriht Soap \a better *5,000 than other soaps, but Is best when used in the Sunlight way. riwti I '■•)., >J ton) ptnofi n-ho protti ihM ... ■A | «' ,' i n) <i r i o u i I .in itli ur tn; f'i'm ot aVl.llUfMlf'fl. Equally ji-oocl with hard or soft water. I.avar Ilriill..,. 'Imlt.il I ... "nl., l|» lie 'ii il ba III iiii itm nni beauty per " ' " ii nigh all arouu I Is hi i Ul I Vooug, TEETHINQ TROUBLE. Teething is gonorally accompanied by nervousness. Irritability ami •"i. eh disorders, which may I. nd In tl li'i'i i .hi . |UI '"■ 'i II ti". 1 promptly Irontod Boby'i Own Tab- . 'it" besl medicine in iho world . f..r toothing children, They ilia) the Inflammation In the i mii r < olli n .•correct Iho dlsordi red Btom- , nch, and help Iho loeth through pnln- \li V '-.'if'. Iln'.li mi'i. mn. "My h (orod teirlbly whllo Icoll i '» an giving i m Iln t't Own I hi- Improved In evory way md li now u bright, healthy cl it." Tin Tablets also euro colic, i iiint't'.. Hon, iini'i" I I mid dc 'fi. rorm Tl i tn contain nui om n ltd of .. ' || I.- I,.. • wilh equally | I n m I In ■ Bold by ail ' Dr. V ' Onl »T JSOY.li. XAKItAHT, UIU-EM ro W.R.W. THI KWM Of HALO What Flour Granulation Means in Bread-Making Flour is composed of myriads of tiny granules. To make good bread these granules must be uniform in size. In poorly milled flour some granules are large, some small. The small ones absorb yeast, " rise " and "ripen" before the large ones- tie result is bread of coarse, poor texture. The large granules are not developed into "sponge," they bake into heavy hard particles, spoil the texture of the bread and make it harder to digest ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR is perfectly milled—all the flour granules are uniform in size—the sponge rises uniformly—the bread is even in texture — perfect in flavor —good- looking, appetising bread — easily digested. Ogilvies back it with their reputation by branding it Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour. A Baker's Triumph The Mooney Baker cannot produce anything belter thin Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas The very best of flour, butter and cream —the most modern plant, ihe very best baker in Canada. A biscuit superior to any other you have ever tasted. Say "Mooney's" to your grocer. Election Sentences. Thri'o mnn hnvo been sentenced to prison fur illegal voting In iho recent New York city nnd Count*/ elections. Albert Farmr nnd Thomas McCall worn each sentenced to tho penitentiary for one year, and Bartholomew Wallace wns sentenced to Iho Klmira reformatory. All were convicted fur voting twlco. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc The Keeley Cure Ask tho lawyers, the physloltu, Ike congressmen, the clergymen, lie clerks, the hook-keepers, tbe skills! mechanics who hsve patronised M anil you will find that the Keeley treatment Is all and more thu ti claimed for It, and that It Is the "stitch" a drinking man needs to save property, reputation, family, isvillf and even life Itself. Write today, now, and get tbe nee- essary Information about It 133 Osborne St., Fort Rouge, WINNIPEG. Do You Suffer O from HEADACHE LOSS OP SLEEP INDIOESTION TORPID LIVER BILIOUSNESS BEECHAM'S PILLS will quickly runoff Ihe (SUM ot Unas di,inning complainti and rulort healthy SClion lo every orgin. You will If el like 1 new person -Iter liking a few doses of Meet!.sin's Pills. They rid the system of Impurities, Improve thc digestion, banish hcidiche ind Giv-i? Positive Relief in ill cues of Biliousness, Consti- tillon, Indigestion ind Disordered Iver. The esi .lieni results obtilncd by Ihe use ol Beechim'i Pills hive proved them worthy of the confidence Ihey et'i'iv. They hive helped Ihousindi ind recommend t'.lllisfl'.ea. S.' 1 H.a .*.. :- In I i-, * cells. Coffee "THE CHAFFIES9 COFFEE" Ne "Bitter Testing Chsff" thsrefore no "Bitter Teste." All Coffee — No "Chaff," lib Tins ... 40 cents. Jib Tins ... 75 cents. At all grocers. Send postcard for our new booklet, "In the Interest of Qood Llvlno," Address: Codvllle & Co., Dept. M, Winnipeg, Man. \ / CM U NoB62 i A 8 pi . Charter ¥ou Jo noi require a special chatterto butj Worth Vancouver |>ro|>eriy, ju.sl COIfallif tt •• A. NOTICE. OTIC'K IS 11 Kill ii' ■ ; ' tint', application ivlll I ll ti,r Legislative li-M-iiih Columbia in H* ni-xi Kcssion lor nu i i" iiu'orpnrnlu llie inlialiilaiiiH nl llie inii'i ..i ami in iln \'ai ■ ■ ., ■ |l i'iiiii|'i'i.-iii_' the iollmvinj lol.*t, naiiii'lv: i»" i.iiniii'. 'i uml sixl'-ll - " ' mul m .V"i* -"ii-' '. I hniiilreil ami sevent,' -four '.. A liini'lr'''l in.'I forty-four ill l''ive Inn tired .i ri.-it i (nl.i 'A, tiiilretl und forty' -.* pilii . I . forty-seven lil"), I ive Inui In I ii ■■ I'TH'-cithi five liiimlri'il mi'i rty-ni - l-'ivsj hiiinlri'il ninl U.ii 1 .1* I.lllll * Li »f"fc • i.irt.v-niiie li.'.' hmi AA ninl fBlThji. 0 A'll. t,v li, Um I,n* liurii.in of Hvi ' portion lying to the nni She. Bank Block, [».S. s. Mar ' i ,vo !• ii In ' .i. : '." ' ■ "'■ ill ; ih ' i line In 'i . . ■ n.i "i.Vtl'i'1 ' t-r un '*' iln ricl '. till' |a jrtia.il ivn :,.: ■ own ■' nni ' i.. hill ■■'... I will tl ■. .... aid ii I'urpm . . ■ i.. ...'. a n lit . i, in i ie 'A ' inn '.". 'i .i" i.i minute* ml. i • ' . .i U'ni . . ■ . . ; iron " ■ rl i.f, ■ i V s i ■. • »_ ksr-sarl § ses-nrd ic ruvi-iun for I lacvUSdnuLauncnes of ull Imi'!-. lug, ' ij! and R. *• l>otits, Ship loincry, 'yams and Sams linn i '1 Gasoline i auncli n Spccidlty. Lois for Sale LOTS ■■•>: lo *i i.i per iot. 2 \i re Blot i. on Corner fronting Lonsdale \\c, $700 Cas-h. T.S.NYE. (/uct'iis & i onsdale Christmas Novelties TWO DOOR* ii.'-l 'nil In. Kit 0 S ■ t|- II, I'll- lllll ill2 A BY-LAW To locate, open up ..,,., ■ I ib lish Lynn Creeli ; rictof North (j Vancouver thi . ' , ' III ll ' ' ' i;a:sk of i;i:.tni south ami IM< A l,i. M A' ISrili-.li < niliin . .1 ,. cjveil fl < ir,Loi I le ■'• '■ nil Iri ,; tt tt nl" Di ■ ■ * bultVUI 1. I,"' III ,', 1 • '. ;■ touvei -;'.., I '.-'... nil ml fin i i 111. to till- I'll ' ' Uill"! |f Illlt! 1,11 ill!! 1 I'o'provide n tt ■.; . .1' . . ■■.]'. ,'itle lllnlel rthel oiillyi - ll the I ll. litull-i tlUies, i ll *v 11 lei i par I ; ite "ii i. in ■ ' ■,,... I |""li.ir-. Im '. pill; iiK-i ' ■ - t puhlie n i's i . iinpi,e ami enli el I llii-n ni.'irii.'l ten.!*; I : ' ■ *SO fi''"1 66*132 FT II 1 1*1 jlllllll ' .:■ iiriini'i ■ ''I luieipal t tu i ' ■. . ■ liih i . In ivi nml r.'gul.il . . null '■■ mnl pi .... nml i ■ , rei led, reitti n 'I nr re [have a I ,; insy Isy-li i-i! : , ... i ITiil ri '■ "■' II Tr- Willi and Mi . ■ inrnilj.iimi'gi !■ \. .■ I ii hincv i .■,. ■ ■ , Hell i '.■■:: hi ' for tht- pa. . ; • Tli,- Little Stoi ■ i,i Mr-\—* • I fa *•— I ■ aft % H I RS. H. A. SHAW Dry G Is fm the U;l\- win, tONSC.-t: VE. N. VANf.OUVCB ,1,,:,.,, —..a..,.. --. .... - ■>— I 1 1 '( II"' ryR ~ "The i 1 fffil'";,:i Ull) IlIlU liUilLI UL I..,,,..!," ,1 l\ MATH VAX.'Ul-VKH -. . ..... Houses to Rent DlSUlCt OT NO call on W.P.Hogg VasiC0Uver- in. I nil within Biihi I nt i nieii.'ini! nl n point on ..fl Lot UllO, in " im. ruerli I \\ ly lloun* ■ nil No, I lieforedeserilieilwilh nrtli II . Im-.' nf Lot Uill), lieu V if lie North lloun* . [ I,nl ' Hi ,-' i. fi, uml liuvlng n i -Smith ui sni'l Nortli ■i' in At mm, i nn n t. inj! nt the Norlli in . I'.'-i 'A.ii i l."t i'n., ili.'inv ii 'i .■ North Boundary ol i ins 'Jim if.t mom or I.-*-, in ■ II im I ii ul lloiul No. I before i .ui'l linvilll' .1 .* tilth uf on ii'i't I . i ■■ irtli lluiiiulury ol un i ill within Lot Mis, i ' . i litem Inu .u llir-.'iiih Kil8t i' ■ in . : ' '"■, llull,*,- ilonv llie l'i'-i Boundary ui ■I- aim (eel more nr less, lo tliu Nnrlh lluiindnr- i fsnld Lol WW, und ii m ttldtl 'i llll li ul i" ilie West ot i lloiiiiilnrv "i Lol '.ins', und i in piini tlini ■ , nun ii ivu .nir,i'l. ,: Komi* No, I, li _• ni ii point In I nu nl Nortli Vmi.'nui,t Intiili mil Numbered tin nee nppn ximittuly SSil i .'i Im i more or lean 'i ■ i 17 feet "ti eiifli Ale ol lurieii. i ihf present ..-ii't'tteil ■ - in ism i.'.i, ih,'int' ss ll, I '"■ loi i llieneu .-11 ti, \V, I'll" feet, llienoo S8 lulu, K, 3 ili.ll let l. Iln nee SOU ileu. "" ii.in. I'l. IIUtl.6 feel inoroor less, --''. tion ..iiii tin- Soiiib lloun. i ; • 10111 nn I im.ii.i: nil n , .,ii I',,.-li -i.le of Un' . llu ;.:■ -"ni itiueiteii roud ti . • .i.i. the .' "'ii"i i' description in,.in Iin.- nl .n.i rotul, with Antrum iln [nelie Vuriiition Uill ... ..-! tniliei i" II ' 'ini in llie . i Subdivision " \" "i ■ .ii,! A:' ', fi el tt'esterly iiii Ni i 11 n ,,'iiiiv ul Snli- [rum thu -.nli Kiu-t i1' livisiull "A" ; North lloumliirv ui . \\ lei . .'i'i (eel. In ii Ilnn i.' tin' Haul : 'i'.. nn feet, Tlionee pnrnlli'l I" ilie Nurlli i - . i'.i-i."i A lllut'vl. . I! p.irillli-1 l„ the IVest lloun Inrj ol Hum Site IKM fuel ■■ ■ inieiu'eiiieiil, .. 'i ] "I'll'ttl "( lll'uve .'. -hull hnvo nlrendy ■ :. t| i ir ii roud ur high* niiiliii! purl cuiitiiinini! an iu ro "i' less, All ' appropriated for ml red nn tin i in ihe Lund libit! .il film-Oliver mnl ll a-, I- i-lteil lur all ii Tlm Lviin I'r.'ei; Itoads : Coil icll "ii the L"'lli .. ,- pin'. V "i'l't"! III . ll . !,.| ".'' ! 111 'I -.'llll'.l III r, mn', Aiisoi.ii I. Ki u.v, liwve, 'in.i', i . II f lilt! ■' ' I'l 'It •I . ' ' The Electric Tramway Will Traverse the Whole of D. L. 273 in Two Directions Don't delay In pick nut your lot il you want a choice selection. Tho lots are all large, nnil prices Irom SiHo.uo lo .Sjoo.ou, on very easy terms, S. GINTZBURGER, K>3 Cordova Street. Tlie North Vancouver Specialist Selling Agents lur the Yorkshire See. & Guarantee Corp. ■ WESa?& CHOCOLATES Arc Sweet <ind Delicious. Have no Equal lor S.ilc a I McDowell's CJm^ Store North \um,nt.,'i, . ■ ■ istrict of North Vancouver. Western Corporation, Ltd. Accountants, Auditors, Plumbing and tinsmith- llay.Cattlc ai.ilClilckcn Real Cilate Agents. Int). reed i umber end nil kimis „i Buiiiiinj Material. Contractors nml Valuators. tic have an liiiiiicn.se muoiini of Cordwood an hand. Place your orders with u* for Ihi winter. 412 Hastinqs Street West, Vdncouver, B.C. Just Arrived __^> Lurgo Stotk of New I ill! tiitd Winter Goods for Suits, ''ants and Overcoats, CHARLEY DUHH 4 CO. lllll ll.tslii gs M.'.'.. I rmr Vj'-oII ' ' i 1 I ' . . ■ .1 tliiltll ' ' i.lll"tl.V el thi'iiei ' ' iheiiee ■■' ' ',.,inr 1- UEUF.UY Llie I •■ of tin* Mui.ii'i- |.iilny nl North \niii'i'iiver, llnil 1 re* Iho naitl [electors, ., ,i Hill. N'.rtli Vnu- ii,, ,1,1 Mimi'ii'iility, ull , 181b January, mo6, ut 12 o'Clock Noon, i-i tin' | ui I ' lectinu persons n ■ i.i tlieui in ilu' Miiiiii'i|'iil . it nml L'ouiiuUlors, I'lu-Cii ill bo iigminnted in ..ill I"' Hiibscrlbed ii -. ut iho Municlpnllt)' ni mul ,-, i. mii r, nnd ►hull lie ., tu. UutiiriiinuOfllcorut nny lime lietn i tin*date ol tlilii '"'ii''1' nnd t'.tn ,;,inch |'. in. mi tlie dny ..I the n, 1ml in il vein of a pull i tniry,such [Kill .nil I peued .i Saturday, 20th January, 1906, i :,.. n the hours ol Kiyhl o'clock*, in nml i .nt o'clock p i l"'rt-u cvrn hinueil in'i". ' ' . ' ■ ■ I • II""." llmll lie . llritisli Milij'11, nnd llu..' liii.iilll- uuit nl ';- iilmitlon , t nt i i the mild day, st llul I "ill ii i'l', K p. III.ul lite sun ut,*, III he -ii'l \liiniii|i:il llnil, ul uliicli every lemon l« roquin-d to lake notice nnd '"..■in Inui*''.i ni'curilliiKly, ..'■ • - ., ivm i in ilu* Uml lt.'«i.i- n : tllllllll ,1 I.. I ,1 1 ■' ti..' mi-smd Muni' pn or 1'iovliicliil llu . ulrvd 'i' llnri 1 iln'I- ■' i ■ -.■ .|ii;.lill"i i '.. .im "'li. r«i V Vancouver North Vancouver, B. C. The Only Seaside Resort at Vancouver Splendidly situated, overlooking Burrard Inlet, wilh ihe City nf Vancouver fifteen minnlcsaway by ferry. The hotel embodies i in ry eniieeuienec with li ci eg in connection. Rates $2 per day, Bowling Alley in connection for ladies ami gentlemen. P. Larson, Proprietor. iN bUiLdiNc be sUre a,Nd HaVe tHe place Wired so as to be read/ to connect o^ oUr Wire Next spriNo B.C. Electric Kdiiwuy Co. Ltd, . Illor -hall , ' li llrilu li -iii'i"'! : • ih. three molllllH ii"it i . ■ it.- i. mliiiitliin, . A ... II i .'ill' :■,. .' . .1' i-ipnllli ■' Ihe .i "I i i I'vini'tnl nt I ... . .. hundred nnd i reovei "I. I nl"'*' .iii. . ,,,| inl.'iii.'iii. rn- belnil i ii.'inc- itor uli" h -I'ii'l ivilhin i [or Ihe .i I "in | '■ |j ;.ivi Ollll|-j iiiii who imi ■ "'I lor or i i'n il e Inst A. M. BEATTIE^; No lory Public, General Auctioneer orilovu Sreei, Vancouver, Ba C. lie sells nl rooms or private houso or liuyii outright all clasBCt uf household nuuils nr bankrupt muck.* lur cash, REAL EST A'IMC lie Ita* -tune ui the finest bwdnust Illnl .lalerirunt |iropor v ill North Vaneuiuer. See hint ai e If you think of picking up propurty In this section. Ilowiso, BUY NOW, nnd you will niuko money, :: :: ,11 * 'I* ' 'SI sail ssini ... A.."-.-liii|.l nny i .: : , | , ■ . iii ■ rein uiitnlnod ill lie I | ' ni i.l the iii'"- nl llli* , '. nn nl tnder ni .,',','.., i t." i ■ i' i 'Hi''-." . . un ler in.' hand, nl Sortl Am- ui'.er iiii* iil> ilm- of January, 11)00. \i.ia. I'liinr. Ih turning Olllcer. Saturday Snaps SWIFT'S SOAP 6 Bars for 25c J. A. McMillan
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