TMrtu]! I,eiji» /!«**' ''V Sk IExjwbh ,„.+. /ii :', . . VOLUME IV. NOKTIl VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, AI'KIL 26. 1907. NUMBER 10 EDITORIAL. INCORPORATION. It will probably be on June ist when thc mayor and aldermen of the new incorporated City of North Vancouver wil! he elected. The citirens' incorporation committee will meet on Monday night to discuso the most desirable date (or holding the election and matters connected with the issuing of letters patent. Much credit is due to Hon. Mr. Cotton, the local representative, for the satisfactorj' act of incorporation, which was given assent to by Lieutenant- Governor Dunsmuir yesterday. NORTH VANCOUVER RESIDENTIAL AMENITIES. In iti political significance the •city o( North Vancouver is the last vantage point chosen by the Western Dominion—the field where Canada's strength is being massed and pitched—the lecond base of •operations, from which is to be essayed Uie neat campaign for the mercantile mastery of the Pacific and the commerce of the Asiatic -world. Regarded as a place o! residence the townsite rises from its embankment on the northern literal of Burrard inlet, tier above tier, bench above bench, towards the dark mountain masses, which in imperial relief against thc ■northern heaven dominate the southern .coasts oi British Colum ajiia. From the south the nascent city shows its terraced ranges as the widespread centre of a natural amphitheatre, crowned hy snowcapped heights, whose Titan shoulders, shield tbe port during the winter triaiester from the frigid blasts of the nortli. The gentle spirit of the J.ipan current is wafted o» the Chinook wind over thc city's breast, perpetual currents o( air, bom ol the tides which lave her feet, fan her streets during the heat of summer, while the eastern and western Narrows ol the inlet •with their channelled cutlets, in- tolerent of atmospheric stagnation -discharge upon the town lands alternately the air of the mountains and the breath of the Pacific The ait of the locality seems to carry nature's guarantee of health. The death rate ii believed to be among the lowest in Canada. The slope from foothills to shore, which occasions the natural draining of the surface, facilitates through systematic sewerage, excellent water descends by numerous streams from the neighboring mountains, ■supplying the city system of North Vancouver, aud distributing its -surplus benefits to the less favored municipalities on the south ol Burrard inlet Vegetation is exceptionally early, yet the climate is mild and the temperatures are moderate. Timber and building stone are ia abundance in close proximity to the settled lands, and ground is available within the city limits in quantities suitable for the most ample residences. From the elevations of North Vancouver thc prospect is an exquisite panorama. Eastwards arc the lofty crests of the ranges which form the spine of the North American continent. To thc south the great seaport lives iti restless activity, tht City of Vancouver nestles like Stockholm on the bosom oi tlie fiord, and a hundred and fifty miles beyond, calm, solitary and majestic ia Mount Baker draped in the snow of ages. Farther westward are the suuny Cull ul Georgia, the neutral tints of Vancouver Island, and through the still transparent film of distance the beautiful Olympics with tlieir mirage atmosphere. Bathing, boating, sea and river fishing and shooting are easily accessible, and walks, drives and objective points for excursionists abound by shore and hill, by stream and canyon. The natural advantages of North Vancouver are enhanced by artificial amenities. Belore the crowding of buildings has handicapped the plan of public improvements, a great boulevard and park system has been inaugurated, which will make residential North Vancouver much more than a garden city. Ere yet the act of parliament, giving the city legal existence, has received the signature of the Lieutenant-Governor, recreation grounds are being cleared and speedways are under construction; choice plants, fountains, and shelters appear in public gardens; open spaces are redolent of health, and works in progress give promise of shaded boulevards, maintaining by their spacious proportions thc broadminded and generous char acter of the new city. Easter Vestry Meeting. A good number of parishioners attended the annual meeting, which was presided over by the Ven. Archdeacon Pcntreath. After discussing the financial statement, which showed a (air balance, thi officers for the ensuing year weie elected as lollows: Lay delegates to the synod—Messrs. H. A. Shaw, A. H. Scriven and A. Sherwood. Church wardens—A. E. Crickmay and W. P. Peacey. Sidesmen— A. F. Beasley. A. B. Diplock, A. D. Nye, H. A. Shaw, V. Smith and A. Sherwood. Auditor—A. H. Scriven. The matter of enlarging the church was again discussed, and the treasurer reported a good balance in hand towarda this object ; the question of a new organ was also brought up, and tlic president of the mite society thought that they could give $50 towards a subscription for that purpose. The president also reported that the mite society had paid for the installing ol the electric light in the church. After the usual vote of thanks to the church wardens lor their services during thc past year, the meeting adjourned. At the adjourned meeting of the parishionets of St. John's church, the Ven. Archdeacon Pcntreath in the chair, the matter of an arrangement for services for the coming year came up for settlement. The bishop appointed Mr. Marsden lasl Easter for one year, with the understanding, that the matter of having a clergyman who would devote his whole time to the patish should he decided at Easter, 1907, according to thc condition of the parish at that time. Alter a very harmonious discussion, it was unanimously agreed that the present condition and future growth of the parish required the entire services of a clergyman, and it was resolved. "That while we appreciate Mr. Marsden's services in the past, wc consider the time has arrived when we should have a resident clergyman in charge, who is able to devote his whole time to the parish, and wc would ask Uev. Mr. Marsden to continue in cliaige until arrangements can bc made as to a guarantee towards the stipend." The archdeacon stated that the parish would have to raise for stipend a minimum sum of tfioo, and that the grant of $300 could remain until next Easter, when it could be subject to a gradual reduction. After a vote of thanks to the archdeacon the meeting adjourned. When you want ice cream go to Mrs. Hogg, on the Esplanade. Grouse Mountain in Winter Garb. From the summit of the snowy peak of Grouse mountain, reposing in sublimity, can lie seen nestled at its feet the rapidly-rising City of North Vancouver; Hurrard inlet, mirror-like in its tranquility; the City of Vancouver with its glistening steeples and many streets, and over aud beyond streams the mighty Fraser, wending its way into the vast body of water seen to the west. Rising far in the distance, with their snow-capped peaks radiating in the sun, and mirrored in the deep greenish waters of the straits he- low, the Olinlpian range lends enchantment to the wonderful panorama stretching over land and water to the distant horizons on the three points of the compass. The overworked school hoy, the brain-fagged business man, or the woman wishing to cast aside the cares ol the day, and for the time- being don the rolies of freedom aud the shoes ol Bight, let them take their lunch baskets and strike out on the trail leading up Grouse mountain. It is remarkable how few " old- timers " can boast of ever making the ascent, how very few there are living within the shadow of the peak that would give encouragement to thc prospective mountain climber. Where in America today is there a city that can boast of a situation that affords to its citirens aud its visitors the opportunities so rare and so accessible ? Within three hours one can place himself in the midst of winter almost pernially, with its diversions and novelties. The ascent and decent are both enjoyable aud exhiliarating, the slender spruce that cluster on the mountain side forming an almost unbroken canopy the whole distance, keeping out the hot sun 111 summer and the cold winds in winter. Twelve hundred leet above sea level is reached as thc traveller finds himsell barely started, but he must needs sit down and drink in thc fresh air and feast on the beautiful surroundings. Ascending again the trail becomes quite steep at times, then again it suddenly slopes oil, as il nature, in her wisdom, wished to elevate the climber quickly und tirelessly. Suddenly lie emerges [tdm the Idlest iuto the broad canopy of heaven, and, as il in I command, stops in wonderment, to gaze down upon nature's sumptuous spread, 1,000 feet below. Somewhat fatigued and warm upon arrival, he suddenly turns to seek a resting place, but to his surprise he has already cooled nil while "taking bearings," the weariness having taken flight also. Owing to the extreme cold during the past winter, a greater quantity ol snow now lies on the summit than ordinairly, and which affords a rare opportunity to visit winter in his stronghold Those who are fond of HOWlhoeing will find an abundance of room and snow, thc latter ranging in depth Irom two to twenty feet. From Grouse mountain to Mount Crown is a distance >il approximately five miles (crow route), and as there is practically little (limbing, affords one of the chief attractions. The Nortli Vancouver Board ol Trade have made repairs lo the trail, aud it is now in first-class condition. The 'Bee' Was a "Bee" Queen's weather greeted the army of no men who assembled at Victoria park, on Wednesday, at 1 p. in., to clear and put into shape the athletic grounds. All the business places were closed (or the occassion, and everyone was represented at the big " bee." Chas. Anderson acted as general ul the forces, and was ably assisted by his lieutenants, Messrs. Ross, Amskold, Kennedy and others. The teams and scrapers that worked belonged to Messrs. Harry Foggs Pete Larson, J. Gibson, |. Wild, C. Lindsay, !•'. Keeley, West, l'ary and the city. All wen: in good humor, and worked with a will till twilight like Trojans, the result being a two- acre patch made fit for field sports. Birt Campbell had charge of the refreshments, and seen to it that no one grumbled about being thirsty. lie said there was only one " liutinski" to contend against. Nevertheless his services were much appreciated. In the evening, when the afternoon's work was over, the men gathered at the hall where a fine spread was ready waiting for them, which was prepared bv Mesdames Irwin, Williams, Clark, Wheeler, Russell, Amskold and Eves. M. S. McDowell acted as chief of the staff. The supper bl ing disposed of the lloor was cleared, and a dance held, which was a record breaker so far as numbers were concerned. It broke up at midnight. The dance committee comprised T. Clark and W. Green, Much credit is due to President McKenzie, Secretary B. Campbell and the executive committee for the successful day's proceedings. Everyone tried to look his best when Photographer (1. G. Nye put in his appearance on the stone pile with his camera. Those who wish pictures can procure same on application. Anyone having shovels picks or bars will kindly leave same at the rock pile, as the athletic club is responsible for their return. The Regatta. Complin.ent.-iry Banquet. A complimentary birthday dinner was tendered to Mr. E. R. lirobeck, C. E., at the Hotel Nortli Vancouver hist Saturday evening, on the anniversary of his 24th birthday. A. L. Davidson was toast IliaSter. Mr. Larson replied to Our Host. Mr. Shaw ably responded to the toast of Tin Ladies. J. M. Druiiimond ipoki on Transportation affairs. Out Guest, the lirst engineer, was appropriately handled by Mr. Bto- beck. A song was given by Mrs. Godfrey. The Learned Professions was responded lo by Di Campbell. Our Sports was championed by Mr. Duke. Trade and Commerce was replied to by F. J. Coutts, and Leo Wilke. The King, Mr. J. J. Godfrey. Others present were the Misses and Master Larson, Mrs. Larson. II. Mitchell, Mr. Stephens, A. II. M. Clark, Mr. Jackson, Mr. File II Baker, W. Wainsl.-y and George Bartley. The table was tastefully decorated with apple blossoms. It has been suggested to lhe editor 0-i this paper that llie election for mayor and aldermen be Id on July ist, and lie made one| ol the attractive leatures of the Dominion day celebration. Local members of the Fraternal Order ol Eagles are mourning the demise of their president. Hurt-in S, Parsons, whii h occurred on Wednesday at Vancouver. C. F. Batson, St. John's, N. II., was here this week. He is In* erected next to P. Hums' terelted in the fishing business. shop on Lonsdale avenm In Victoria, Australia, the children are < arried to ami (rum school on the electric ens free ol charge Why not here P The ir.nl tu tii iitsc mountain is now iii lii'.t class shape, havi i| lately been cleared of the blush that had fallen amiss it. Thru new budges were cunstriK ted ovei the creeks, so that now the roud is easily traversed. The woik was dune by lhe tourist anil settlers' committee of the board of trade. The inland revenue officer paid local men hauls a morning call today. A ready-made store is being mtcher The North Vancouver Boating Club held its lirst regatta for HJ07 last Saturday afternoon, The weather was line, and the different events pulled off were well appreciated, and everything taken into consideration was well attended. There were, in the afternoon, the first international base- hall game of the season, and the inter-colonial football match taking place at the time at Vancouver, but nevertheless, the warm supporters of the sporting fraternity of the Ambitious City were on hand, and all that went to make up a very successful afternoon's entertainment was successful)- pulled oil. F'ollowing events com prised the programme : Cluli fours, junior fours, senior doubleSCUlling, club fours (finals), senior double sculling (semifinals), Municipality vs. North Vancouver Boat Club, and senior double (final). The first heat of the club fours was won by Mr. Bunbury's crew in two minutes. Mr. Diplock's crew won the second heat in two minutes and two seconds. The above two winning crews rowed iu the club lour finals, the laurels going to Mr. Diplock, time two minutes and eleven seconds. The second event, junior fours, was won by the crew ol G. A. McMillan, time two minutes and twenty seconds. This was a very closely contested heat, and much interest was manifested in the work of the hoys, who showed up well, considering the short time they have been in training. The lollowing is the. result of the senior double sculling races : First heat, W. Ii. Bunbury and H. Woods beat Reeve Kealy and W. J. Butler, time two minutes and two and a half seconds ; second heat, F. and A. II. Diplock heat W. Shaw and F. J. Coutts, time two minutes and eight seconds ; third heat, J. Turnhull and J. Brown beat Dr. Campbell and Rev. R Marsden, time two minutes and ten seconds. In the semi-finals of the senior double sculling, Bunbury and Woodi beat Turnhull and Brown, thus leaving the Bunbury and Diplock crews to row in the finals, in which the loriiiei cicw was victorious, time Iwo minutes and fourteen seconds. The Municipality ctew won from the Ninth Vancouver Boat Club crew, liiiie two minutes and three seconds. The iillicial judge was Mr. A. Scatterty, the umpire, Mr. J. J. Woods, and the starter Mr. A. II. M. Clark. Thc North Vancouver Boating Club owns its own boat house and boats, and has everything fitted up in ship shape style. It is expected that throughout the summer months the dub will hold a monthly regatta, the time set for the next one being May 24II1. VKTII VANCOUVER FERRY &\ CO., LTD. Commencing Monday, March iU, the SS. St. George will leave as follows : Mr and Mrs. W. Calih rwood, ol I'nitland, Ore., are registered ai the Hotel North Vancouver, and are delighted with the town. Only routine business was transacted at last mulit's meeting of the executive committee of the board of trade. Vice-president Phillippo presided, and there were about a dozen present. The fancy dresi entertainment lor thc children was held al' Sl. John's school on Thursday night, There was a good attendance, and a very pleasant evening's enter* talnmenl carried out. Mm h 1 n dii is due to Principal Marsden lor tin- success of the OCCailJOfl There is a lot of nonsense in the newspapers. and we suppose we furnish our ihare of it. Now is the time lo spray yunr trees. The trout streams hereabouts are being vigorously la .lml bj anglers. rpnECOUXCII. INVITES TENDKRK ' I .r the lollowinj wurltsi 1. To Clear smi Grade Wagon Trslli through !■• I..J003. •_' Ta' Clear mi'i fiii'lc Sixth stri'ul Inun Chaitortlcld avenuetoBl Andrew's avenue. 3. Tn Lay Sidewalks on parts ol Four- tsentll nml Fifteenth street- miai .1 II lill' -*|ii'i Ifjeatlonican behadai the Muni* clpal II.ill, whore icaled tenders, with marked deposit cheques, must be lodged liy 8 o'clock p. 111. niiiilli Mav licit. Ai.i.v. Pnii.tr, CMC. A. H. MACPHERSON CONTRACTOR south Vancouver, • 11. c Itavlostikiaonribs Building Dipiflmiui a.I Hli' Weltirn ' "H-allll I .111 Ilia. Jala ,,„. .| lia llll all kltllll aal pllblil lallllalitllj Still Garpcaterlni n-■ -j*-. "ai-nin mi.l vial . .[...i lllll '(itiiri'lr ami alum ml Kit** m-uu k".""ii "ii ai'i'liiatliiu. Brldfl a >l lidi* w.lk iniitiiuclioii. Kail-rllll, RridfU. Water Pimtrl, KHIraalii, Siiii.'iiailiMialalin- ill I'l.liatp.lillini. Map, of T'>«n'ilt" I'liii* "I Minui- Claim-, Hlni'i'ilnu ul Hub-illi'i.iiiui. Ml IlMlilim SI. \V„ . • VANCOUVER. B. C. VANCOUVER lORIlMNll 1 •6.00 A.M. •11.20 A. M. •11.45 " •7.20 " 8.00 " 8 80 " 11.1.1 " 9.10 " III 1,1 " 10.10 " 11.16 " 11.40 " 12.15 1'. M. 12.40 1'. M. 1.18 " 1.4U " 2.16 " 2.40 " ! 8.18 " 8.411 " 1.15 " 5.00 " 0.15 " 5.40 " (1.18 " li.4(l " 7.15 " 7.40 " 8.15 " 8.40 " 0.15 " 11.40 " 10.15 " 10.40 " ! «11.H0 " •11.45 " * Not on Sundav. fl. E. JORGEiN&EN Oil (atiMtr -t 1. C. taarf SantrM 'mom as-i! J. W. BALMAIN CIVIL ICNCINBKH AND ARCHITECT l'lmii, Quantities, Leveli Superintendence o( Construction FomiTii Sthkkt, Corkih LoHaDiLi Atn. SORTH VANCOUVER. 'Phone 3. W. NICHOLSOfVUILEY ARI llllll I NllHTII Vancouvsk, B. C. TENDERS WANTED. rpKNUKRS WANTED FOR CLEAR- ' INti I-otH one ami two, rc-suc* division live, lllock IU, comer Lonsdale- uveiiuu und Seventeenth street, The lnwi'st ur any tender not neate*- mrilv accepted, Address N. V., Kxi'kkbs Ollice, When you want a job of Painting or Paper Hanging done. See W. II. STONEY Sixth Street NOKTIl VANCOUVER. JAS. GRAHAME & CO. Painters and Paperhanoers Mi:rai. Dkcokators Gkainf.ks GUIZIKM Sh.nj LONSDALE AVENUE, Orr. 13m Street, MEN'S FURNISHINGS TAILORING and BOOTS AND SHOIS Our iion lists sre here; our Spring Woollen! ate here. I lur Hlnrc anil everv- llilng therein is new, lirigfit and cheerful. Our prices are rinlit. Pelrlonlie Ham* Industry CARL WOLF TnoiMOR Ut."", • WNBDALE AVR -PKNlihlt** WILL UK RECEIVED • up to Monday, tin- "Vr.l instant. In- tin- undarilgnad, lor dertrinco ol I.'.,; J11111 nl Mouth ol Lynn Creek. HonKHT W'Aand COMMHT, I.tP. Corner lUstine,! end Homer tUreeta, Vancouver, II. C, TIIE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVI l: in: IVi i'k \ ia ipi't I'ulilislied la; llll i XI'RKSS I'RIX'I'IXUC puny Snl si'iiptiou One Holliu |)t'i Yi'iu ,1 II, WILLI UlS, MnniiRei ' IIAHTI LY, .... Kditor i\iiiii, wus Mmir There wns n Jero Uleiiieus who *v:is ,i ■ .1 SI ia * senator und In liis day ...| tho usual senatorial tame a .ih i"ii perishes whether II spring yours' ■ or forty. After .ii-ri" Clemens' fiimo ns it senator ■ ivns still remembered ■ rs a: nu of another IVlllcll laa' pi rfoi od Ho ihol i.l.l .}. ii llrown's Governor Wise In li : in .i tluel, However, I um ry elenr nlioul I II may bo Governor Wise shol liim In the ■ _ However, I 'I think It is • i llilnli Hi i :i nly thing s renlly important Is lunl one of - ill ii in ih" liiini leg, li would ii con better nnil nobler and more nml jtitlsfnclory If both of ll,."in Inui gol shall an lhc hind leg. Hut i: is aaf no uso for mo to try to recol* i ■. i hh iry, I never hnd n historical ri ui i cl ii go, Whichever wny it - : i aim glnd of It, nnd that is . la enthiishism us I i'ini get up for n person bonring my name, Hut I forgetting lhe fli-sl Clemens, tho un.' Hint stands fnrtltcsl back toward - • illy original lirsl Clemens, which \.l ::n. From SInrk Twain's Auto* 1 i -- pi -.- in Nuriii Imericnn Uovlew, The Papua Cannibals. Dr, Rudolf I'lH'ch, ol Vienna, who recently returned Irom a trip in the interest nl science tu Now Guinea, in describing tin1 Papun cannibals, snid: "They are strong, well formed ! people, Imi without ii spark of cul* t in i uny kind. They nre head 1 hunters, and suspicious, The dec- I millions which tliey wear destroy ' iha. sluipe of I'm-. 11..... - and mouth, nu I givo thcii Ii - aa repulsive ap* irni Tli.. dm is everything niiii thom. Every emotion lias its expression in rhythmic motion. Re* - on, battle, victory, defeat, joy - : .uian nre nil shown In the ilimce. Tliey nro still in the stone nue and in am atmo phere ivhich ia tliiiiisiinil ol yeni"! behind ours." BABY SLEEPS SOUNDLY. Ilnbies ivho nro given nn occasion* nl ii..-.. ol II li i 'wn Tablets nl* li'i'P . uundlj ul night, nml it . i| tho .li icged sleep produced leoping dropi oi "soothing" yrups either the sleep is natural, healthy nnd restful, nnd baby wakes up in tlm morning brighl nnd chei r* fnl. The Tablets are the best modi* a" in iln- world tm the cure of nil ■ . minor ailments ol little ones. Mi I,. Gngno, Llu dston. N. IL, "Mv iliil';.- un- cross nnd , ,'tjnl niial' I hnrdly ever got a good phi's "'-' until 1 begun giving II ". Own Tnblets. Theso Tablets removed Iho cnuse nf tho trouble nutl nni- luili; Bleeps well at night." The Tablets aio sold by druggists or hv innil nl 25 cents n box Irom The iir Williams' Medicine Co,, Brock- Villa'. Ont, Tlic lln-nl i omiloierii ai *• ti.,i ago 'Ii'l llio greal composers -.(rll Ir tnaslcrp eci sS This question ls'nii*iivi'ri"l iii Hi" I. union Musical Tin* fo lowing iniile gives the ■ —r's ninii'. his recognised mas- ■ ■ 'co, Iho ngo nl which II wns commit H iniposer's ngo at death: i ■' .... m ., ii iii.ii ,., i- ■•:. lia I Mn 'ah Ui ..71 11.ii'in Creation G5...71 rl Ham Qlovnnnl 31 35 sn..,. C-moll Symphony..35-38...M Prli chuts . ... 30-33 . 39 .'■'i'ir Symphony.., 31...31 M Iin Ritas 37...38 Pin - it 31-35...46 WllKBI * Ml I.'' ( UiaUT I'- I ' i li Requiem 3S-35...G3 This g..-(ti show Ihal composers bc i.-'i: thirty and forty created Iho greatesl mnstcrpl s. i'ci tlie compos i-i- :il-u" " forty sliould inn despair, ieo* Ing llml Rnch coinposcil his mass in n ■ ill nl il g ' forly-clght, Wng in-r his "Slelstcrslnger" when lifiy. II mdel Ins "Messiah" when lifiy Bis ■iiial Haydn his "Creation" when sixty* : ro years of nge, "Do you know, I have oltcn won- ■ I .rod why \1 i'ii- '1" not practise eieiiinlion " "Why should they?" ■■Win" shouldn't they! Hnven'l they wives to Innn ■" - Baltimore A rican. UNSIGHTLY SKIN DISEASE REMOVED Wonderful Zam-Buk Cure in Saskatchewan. A musl interesting cure has jusi been effected nt Invormuy, Soak., by tho great household balm", Zam-Uuk Mrs, ,1. ,M. McCormiclt says: "Seven years ag y face broke oul in rough, red blotches, which burned ninl itched mul smarted in turn nliiH'.-i beyond endurance, I commenced tu try every known remedy I cunlil get inr iiii"i' nml .-kin trott* i lali'.-, but got no relief, Doctors told me there wns absolutely no cure Ior me. P'nnlly my husband sent loi ;i supply ol Zam-Buk. Wo applied n small sample to a siniill patch uf tho 'lii-rn-a', l'u nur delight lhe portion treated with Zam-Uuk verj (illicitly healed. Wo Uteri ob- tiiined n proper supply and began 'ini Ziim-Iluk treatment. I am now tleligined lo state that afer having used a low boxes, I mii free f: il lil trouble and completely cured I will never be without Zam-Buk in the house ns long ns l live, and I > nil who nre troubled with skin I: - i>n.-i' in nny [orm, I would say, u.'isii' im Uini' in obtaining it supply ol Zam-Buk." Znm-Buk cures eczema, Itch, scalp sores, ringworms, blotches on tho lace and body, chapped places, co 1 sores, piles ninl enlarged veins. Ah mi embrocation it cures rheumatism ami -a intii'ii. ami rubbed over the chesl relieves the tightness due lo severe colds, All stores and druggists sell al 50 '■'"ni- n box, or post tree from tho Znm-Buk Co., Toronto, (i boxes fa r $2.50. POPULAR DANCES. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. So lime ngo I had a bad attack nf Quinsy ivhich laid up fortwo v., i.Jls and cosl n lot of money. l-'jnding the lump again forming i„ mv throat, I bathed freely with MINARD'S LINIMENT, and sniur- doth with llio liniment left il .an nil night. S'oxl morning the swelling was •Julie ninl I attributed the warding ■ n nttnek of Quinsy lo the ....... Use oi Ml Willi's LINIMENT. Q. F. WORDEN, St, .luliii. "Hnven'l -" n Brown loi years. Is I, ns well?" ■ ed in hu-.: he tells I ■ rally up i" his nock in it." "What's he I "He's n tonchei in n swimming Boston Transcript. \ Turkish Joke. A ecrta n sultan ol Turkey wns very Iiniii uf L'ussip nmi ini for the bank er. Abraham Beg, to learn tlio small talk of 1 era and Slninhoiil. As Abraham «i* being conducted to tho sul* :-• le by Hn' master ol the 1 i functionary begged him, Bhould tin' sultan question him on the ■ ■. i a ii llinl the funds were . his majesty having beeu so lu* formed hy his ministers r thrill nsentcd. Id had uol i ii long with Abdul \ : ilnn h" was questioned ns to tho t mils and replied as ho had prornl iod Tu Hn' horror of Hi" hunker, lhe sul- ■ pre iod himself delighted nnd handed Abrnhn largo bundlo ot bond ■ ' sell for him, * i ihntn ■ l nl 12 ami paid Abdul * HO 'l in" sultau Imd originated lo" ■ It.,.- \i.. n Powerful Nervlne.- , ■ i causes derangement o' ■ ... i,,.n-iii- system, nnd ncrvousde i.ilitv once ciigondercd is difllcull to a, „•' with. There are many testl* ne '" tl dicincy of Par- Vegetable Pills in treating order, showing that tliey . | to produce g I results, Hv -jiving proper tone to the di- , |'j.,i*i8| tney restor luili* the nerve centres, ( oiirla .if I in ". i oiirl i ol lu in re "-i iblished In iln. in idle ■ '."ii ' hlvnlry wns nt iis hi'lghl nn I In ■■ 'I erious occupn* inu* lhe lilghi i In uu ■ of love" wns i Hi." '...niii uf Frnuoo in m posed ii i "i hi inl Luili'- nnd Ihelr iniicctcd ■ ■ given ent fu **.,...iI- .1 I'lrii-iiri'. Iron le, Mr--. I a| till) .. night l.i-i ■ ■ 'aal ■ ... Ii. Ihr I IkIiIpi iati. i .-iiiiiri. i! certain del ci ■ .: - llnii . ulli trill lie re par n .'n-i'-'l iai ■ nnu without a tl : , lli-lii'i' llli' Tenia, ■ eoplo cry i > imi pou'vo proh ibly noticed peo| - "Wi : -■ I ines who -.- uf It." A I aula ' i'i Word Book" Am* a ■ . a, m .ai , cynic: "A . , ,. it, ion sees ire nol '. Ihey ought ,'„'... . . , among thc ■ ,i cynic's in- vii " \pp| mil Whnl '1 n marriage Well, really, II - hard to t,.|| nil you've tried for fifteen ■■ j ■■ Philadelphia lu* luililtition, thai menace to Human Ho a I . llllll- in ll» n-ainli- 1 110 ,. p, • .1 i. rsons, Ims mel its '■" ' ,, in i-ii .Mm i n am Nervine 'lnls ,.,,..,i ...laniaii .iii.i nerve remedy stltnu* inn- iln-mtlon, tones Iho nerves, slits dr* , tilntlnii, 'Inu I' Impurities, dispels a, mnl brlnim i'" i 'li'" llji« "f pcrtccl hi'iilih. Cures hiitiilredi ot ,ln mi, ihnt imu' laiiilli-il physicians. 6! Ths Rising Tide. A rather stunt lady was enjoying 9 imi : Scarborough. She kept a tighi hold ol the bathing machine : gave quite a juvenile cream* : •' acli wavo ol the Inco g tide : led in viuii i" lilt her Irom hor leet. , in ..... mds di ■ b) a,i a country- ni, paying his in t visit lo the scn- itlo \'. the tide broughl end .,-,,• uoaror to tho position he ■ en up li" cast an Indignant a iho lady's dlraction. At last big one came splash, nnd tho holidaj nil was ruined. Flesh and M I could Btand it no longer, up, he Bhouted in n voice inplctoly drowned a nigger dn ru "lli, Fully ! II thn • ■ ■ i. od boppln ihn'll ii: [oik I" London Moil. LOVE IS ENOUGH. Love is enough. Let us not ask lur geld. Wealth breeds lalse aims and pride and selfishness. In those serene nrendinn days ol old -Men gnvo no thought to princely homes or dress; Tlie puds who dwelt on fair Olympus' height Lived onlv for dear love and love's delight. Love is enough. Love is enough, Why 6houid wo care Inr fame? Ambition ie a most unpleasant guest. I*. lures ue with tho glory ol n name Fnr from the happy haunts of peace and rest. ' Lei us slay hero In thin secluded plaee, Mad." beautiful by love's endearing grace. Love is enough. Love is enough. Why should wc strive fur power! lt brings men only envy nnd district. The poor world's horaago pleases hut mi hour. And earthly honors vanish ln the dust, The proudest kings are olttlmes deso- i Into. Let me be loved, and let who will tie great. Love is enough. Love is enough. Why should wo ask lore more? Wlmt greater gilt have goda vouch- ,aled to men! What better boon of all their precious -line Tl i'i. our loud hearts, that love and. IOVO iriun- I , ... is tl nly Ftveet Hint grows innil' Sweet love is ours, nnd lil" is nil plete, I.aai.. Ii enough. Kiln Wl ler Wilcox. The Origin Or ths Significant of Their Nanus. Tho names of popular dunces have in most eases a very interesting origin or signification. The position taken up by the dun- ; eers gave tho name to the quadrille, j which is lilerul French for "a little | Bquare," while country dunce hns no I connection with rustic gymnastics, Imt is simply n corruption of the French centre dmise, which hns reference In the position of the couples op* posite to each other during the dunco, The lancers derived Its namo from the fact that this variation of the quadrille was originally improvised by a company ol lancers for tholr own amusoment while seuted in llieir Baddies. The polka is a Polish dance, ond Its inline conies Irom tlio Bohemian word polka, meaning hall, nnd rotors l the hall slcp which occurs in this lively measure, ol which lhe more graceful schottlsh is a variation, both names, like that of the national di i aif Poland the masourka—boing native terms. The short steps peculiar to the old time favorite, tho minuet, gnvo lhe dance ns name, the Latin for "Btnuli being ininuliis. Tlie waltz, ngnin, owes Its nnmo tu its characteristic movement, the German wult/.en, meaning to revolve, expressing tlm circling motion ol Hie dancers. The Roper de Covorley is named alter its originator, while the less familiar dance known ns the tarantella is so called because Its vigorous movements woro supposed to be a cortaln antidote to tho poison ol a noxious spider ol Toronto, In Italy, whore the dance is highly popular, The evolutions ol llie dancer sufficiently explain the term reel. Jig is Irom the French glgue, and breakdown is a term Ir across the Atlantic nnd relet- to tlie filial rout be- lore ih" breakup ol n free ond easy dancing party. London Telegraph. LIVER TROUBLE FROM OVEREATING The Kidneys and Bowels also Deranged and Cure Only Obtained by use of DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS. Where Brides Are Hungry. Hmi ii-iiiiI.I n bride in this country care to lost on lier wedding day until alter the sacred ceremony, nnd this niter enduring the hardships ol a farewell part} given the day bcforol Vet this is what n Russian girl is supposed to do. As the marringo, :, ia,. fashionable, should nol occur a niii evening, II mny easily bo imagined in wlmt on exhausted Btoto -he i- i mence her new poriod ol lite ii.-lairs bridesmnids, llu ro arc In lesmon, these Inttor boing obliged i, present the bridesmaids with wcet* in,.,ii a. ,\ personage follows tho i cession hearing nn elegantly mount- ' e.l picture ol Christ in gold nnd silver, which is Btatloned against the altar, The bridesmaids do not nil dross alike, and their number is unlimited.—London Answers, A Different i-iiiey. Miss Backbay-You nre familiar, In n general way, with pal itology, aro ymi not? Mr. Cnrondelel No, 1 don'l remember that 1 ever happened across It Ilut I once read I'aley on "Evi- donees of Christianity," or somethlug like that, when I was u boy, and I found It awful heavy rending. Hurried eating and lack of proper mnsliciil "i the i'mil are among lhc mosl common causes of indigos- lion, nml overeating is undoubtedly lhc beginning ol trouble with the livci nnd kidneys, Millie) disease ami rheumatism uro id usually the flrsi indication ■■■ a dornneed system, bul Ihese follow iiiiii.-i ded headaches, eonslipulioii and bilious attacks. Ilcenuse ol thai dirocl and com* i ued action "ii ih" liver, kidneys und bowels, Dr, Chase's Kidney* Livoi l'ills ar,- offectivo In what- IgO Ol IIICll ihi',-1!■■■ !'H ll! lhe) Hill] I) ' -I excepl nheii the Iriieliiro ol llio kidneys Im- been wauled nwuy lij Height's disease, Whnl we would emphasize, how- ovei i lhe udviintni a aai i nning 'in- I rei - nl il ■ ■ indication ol trouble with tho liver Ii is lhc liver which lirsl tools Iho resull ol a I'ereiiling becauso ol its difficulty in llltoring ihe Iiluiiil Keep the liver righl 1"" the timely use ol Ur. Chase's Kidney-Liver l'ills ami .* i only prevonl hendoehos, biliousness and conelipnllon, bul entirely escape derangements ol tho kidneys, which nro al once sodread* fully painful and fatal. Mr. Henry Borgnnrdt, Horse Ilil,,., Alia., writes: "I iisi',1 Dr. Clinso's Kidnev-Liver Pills ' dyspepsia and am satisiied Hint there is no belter medicine for this nilmonl and liver complaint," Mrs, K, Husband, Moore slreet, St, Catharines, Ont., stales: "I was seriously aiilicied with Indigestion and Btomacli trouble for sixteen .■."an - I'iunlly 1 liecnine io had lhat I ""iilil scarcely cat anything with- "nt Buffering terrible distress, Gradually I grew weaker and moro I'lii.'icinicd. nnd though treated by tlir loctors iiiui a specialist, I re* ccived no benefit, "After ii time a pain began In nay right side, which medical men said wns liver trouble, I never got relief until I bognn the use of Hr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, and Ihey helped mo nl once, By using about n dozen boxes I was entirely cured. I owe my euro entirely to this t(eminent, and make this statement with thc hope thai some poor sufferer may benefit by my experience." Dr. chase's Kidney-Liver Tills, mie pill ii diise. 26 cents a box, at iill dealers or EdmaiiBon, Lutes & Co.. Toronto. A New Drink. Once Only. Ml Ignes Slack, secretary ol ihe "We don't lynch a man often, any. International W. C, T. l'..'t,ii,i .,, I"1**-" remarked the visitor Irom "te Me as she wns aboui Io sail '"";'". , , „ , . , ,, for Liverpoil, a temperance story ■ Neither do we, volunteered the "A little boy, one evening at din- "l,m ,vilh , ll!° Southern accent! '. gascd m his lather's lace a long 'iTY'-''' !!'n"'\ "', one°' while, nnd then said: delphia Public Ledger. "'Pupa, whal makes your nose .-aa h '-III led.'-' Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. ""I'l iisl wind, ol course,' the: Inlhcr unsworn I with grulf haste, , 'Pass lhat jug ol beer and don't talk Tl"' lntMl ll,lv"v fr"m >'l"imi|i .. nan, i,' I'aaliitiin. province ol Tula, say that "Then, Irom the other end ol the Counl T"M"' is *,,'1"lll.v improving. Inble, tha" hoy's mother .-aid Bivoet* s ly: \ Tommy, pass your father ih" ensl wind, nud be em.'lul not lo -pill any "ii the table cloth.'" Bul* ..." I.:i inllil. \ (lu of Die I'rt-i. lllmlnl li full of nssoclal n with Ihrllllng i pie uf ihe pnst, li wai here thnl Caesar i rossed Iho l: ' i on, Wo crossed ourselves on the very bridge hi* feel had i 'bed, II was here, too, ihai St, Anthony lo preach and, finding no po ip I n would givo heed lo lilin lun i : i do ■|i Ir and preached lo ihe I raised Ihelr bonds out ol ll e v Hi r lo lisieii in him, There Is n chapel which inark.i tbo spot where lie stood hj tho unier. In Itlmlnl lived I'nnlo lid Francesco, lhc tragedy of v hose love every ono knows.**-Trnvel Mngnzine, An Amtrlcnn, Most Likely. "Ih" ", ing Londmi" nuto lulu i led out P -aidilly in the direction Hyde Pork. "That, ladici and gents," shouted ■ ■ i ui lo Ol they passed nn ancient , urrounded by o high brick wall "that I* ihe town house aaf tho Ihiki) of Den, one "f our largest landed proprietors " 81 ol tho beautiful American Iho la. eai woro illumined with stiil'I'-n Interest. "Who landed him?" slie cried. 'I'll.' llriinil I nn.mi. Vast as the bed of n nil lied ocean, deep ns Mount Wiishlngti ii iin". from Its apes t.» Its base, tho grandest canyon In tbo world lay gllttcrh g below iu the simlii-'lii like n siilimi i led con Uncut. At my very feet, su nenr Hint i ...niii have leaped at ■■• Into eternity, the earth wai "left i Icplh of over 0,000 feel no! by n narrow gorge, but by a gulf within whoso cavernous Immensity Niagara would bu Indiscernible nnd whole clfios could bo lo od llko pebbles, II. \v. n. Wen- sun lu The Wide World Magazine, A Cry lor Help —A pain ill llie back I- I all Ml the 1,1.lllal- till lll>l|l 8ouili iiin-il.-nii Kidnoy Curo i- tlio only euro din hasn't .1 iniliiie written ngainsl ii in rases ..1 llrljlit'i ittieaso, diabetes, In* Ham 1 1 llio liliuliler. jrnvcl ami "iiiii l.iihni ..liim.nt.. Don'l neglect ihe a'l'i'.ai'-ii'ii hisleulflcanl "slnns. Dili I'l'iierfnl liainni specific nrovcnls 1111,1' a Ilia- ,.l The l.iei| ' schooner Pengwern, laden with saltpetre Irom Tnltol, Chili, h. ni :i hoi,, near the mouth I "I Iho Kibe, The tug Viilknn wenl lo her n ■ . Iai a a- nmi passed close by lier. Tl,- i-i. ii were 'In.n111.al. OTnEoC0UWS| HULlllW SHEET METAl SASH .'. f IIUMI METALLIC ROOFING C? LliMITFD TOHONTO (VWINNIPFr. DCHOKN1NG STOP* LOSS. Calllt with horna ara :..., :■ -. n. aa ■ ion.Unl -aar. . to a - a :.. Mid oilier i-aplu. Ih-hom llii'iu *.aileklj tod wildall|bt)aaln witlir. KEVSTOKE DEHORNER / .1 a Ka.uharlt! Ultlliaail. I.aa.aaafl.ar.cl.atiriil, I'lawa gl.p 11 - t'lia. "" 1....... btlltr l»al inl (■ 1 f"- ..-1 LI.HllHH, ridei, Oilnin, Cu. I'ln* Alternative. Muggins I hear you ore having yunr laughter's voice cultivated, Bugglns- Vos; I'm afraid It can't bo cured, so 1 am duiii.u- tbe nesl besl llilng, Itch, Mange, Prairie Scratches nnd every lorm of contagious Itch on human or animals cured in 30 minutes hv Woliord's Sanitary Lotion. An i llieinl denial has been issued in the story thai negotiations wen '"i tool loi the sale of the Islands ; SI Picrrc-Miquolon lo Japan, Ono •' the greate ' blossim hnrenti i - Mi thoi Ornvo ' tt Kxlorinlnntor, li offccluolly 1 ■ worms nnd gives henltli In a nun* i-ollous mnniior t" Iho little ono. In V ■ ' I in America nni 1 Ior Iho Iall cr ol counlry. Uvea Ocn V 1 ■ omb . "ii" ol the brilliant I ■ ij in a country win 1 i'inl instil ■ A lo lint nro 1 \ ' iimmitti," 1: walled on Gen. T nh- In con 1 ■ I -an .ih . in ih" liiwii. "We have in 1 ol one," said (Iei l'i mhs, Implj. "Win :i re - I Inble 1 pi" "nni" here they call Inj nl in; liuii-c ll thoy an.' imi , .- da. iiul Hani tlu in al nil " A Cure lor Rheumatism.—The In. Iruil 1 uric acid into the blood ("-sel- Ii :i fiiiiilui cause ef rheumatic pains, This irregularity Is uwing m a deranged and unhealthy. Im.ui ol the liver. Anyone sub* leel to this painful affection will Iind n remedy in Parmoieo'i Vegetable I'llls. Their action upon the kidneys |g pronoun 1 and most beneficial, mid l.y restoring healthy oo- lion, the) correct Impurities iu the bl 1 1 Whra yon km t»lu rlnthfllia*il. b*cS,ltr"- uaa I tnutclel j.u«.- . »,l, .ti' al'aal.t.ii* J - -r-ai-a- aai I fullnoal In bud, - al.i..n| [ and a g-ia-ial (iwling Ol l.-*iHi.l.- llaaia | ll-llia "Qnp." llie aui* rrnaady It jwa ttnvoii LINIMENT 1 ■- ■ legal testimony," lays n rn niembei ol the New Vork bar, "a in 1 i-.ly he mode a two* dged ■" ipon in court. \ ovei nnd capable mining cued to lake the land ai- an ospcrl ill a suit in Nevada 11 ■ -u|i!" I ye n ( ngo, The ca a Involved li' ■"The cxaininniioii was conducted ' hi a jaiiuie nnd small attorney, iiiiii oxpert with nil the . ol halt a d",". 11 yi " "One ol Li- - related lo Ihe lorm in whii li ' 0 1 as I .und, - .in ,1- "kidnoy lumps' " 'Mow, - :i ' aid lhe lumps! You y 'Hint'I - ..'. ■ blons In ihnpo, \i,. ihey n- long ns my head •' \. 1 ■. a .-• xpert, 'bui ie.: ■ ■•.'" Harper's Week- i Tor Inttrnil snij Ritetn-J uie, la..,! Oil • lilt!.. lUttl ll ' an-" (Tip. J a .'iialaa, ..Ila, cr-jnpt, colin. Aliplltd (0 I a .at- I .an.' l.njIHI, It K1*tl a|uaa a Lllal t 1,1.1.1.,In.I I-I.. .1 ,V '-.., At .lna»,ialt I. S. Olson A CO. Bt.in Nm. Yon cannot possibly have a better Cocoa than EPPS'S A delicious drink and a sustaining lood. Fragrant, nutritious and economical. This excellent Cocoa maintains the system in robust health, and enables It to resist winter's extreme cold. COCOA Sold by Grocers and Storekeeper! io .-Ih. and l-lli Tins. U. IJ. No. 624. I.tlac lllf Styilllcal llrnmnl. In the Malay archipelago is 11 reptile much like lhe mythical dragon, It has false rilis that extend Iho looso skin nml form Ils iviiins. There I- also n frog with spreading feet tlmi makes n parachnto which enables II io Hit from live to tree, nnd a flying len ur thai can spread out Ms whole body llko an inula.-llu mnl leap nml Ily a hundred feet at a time, from tho top "f ono tree to another. Colli nml Silver Gospels, "The Oold and Silver Ooipcls" Is Ihe 1:1' f a very 1 nlinr book innv pre served In lhe t'psnla library in Sivo- a|"n. it Is printed with molnl lypo on violet colored vellum, the lelti rs being silver and tlio lllll ails gold, When It wns printed, by whom nr what wero ih" methods employed nr" questions «ina li hnvo greal Inloresl fur 11 nrl- ous. hm iiiii" never been answered. Your Grandsons Will»Be Old Men Before This "Oshawa" Roof Wears Out K Send for FREE book— "Roofing RighC,"- worth your reading. Hoof your buildingi with " Oshawd " Galvanized Steel Shingles thli year, and Uint will be a GOOD roof In 2007. We will give you 1 written guari ?roperly put on, wil wenty-fivo years. tlm year, ano urn. win uc u uvwi/'ivui 1. you ■* written guarantee, backed by $260,000, that such a rotvf, properly put on, will need no repairs and no painting for at least Shingles Tfie People Get tlio fact* before you roof 1 thing. Of Osliawt- SHAWA W mako roofB water-tight, wind-proof, weather-proof, rust-proof, fire-proof for a ceniury, our plain guarantee koops it so for £5 yean without a cent of curt to the man wnobuys it , * I • * ■ *■»*»«. *-f" Made in ONE QUALITY ONLY.-of 28-duage,' seicl-harduied STEEL double-galvanized T!iey lock on all FOUR nides-tho ONLY METAL ehingio that ri-»ed NO CLEATS. Easy to put on-a ham- n,er and e. tnips (tinners' shears) are tools enough. Cost LESS and Inst longer than any other roof. Tell us the uur-ace area of any roof on your place and wo will UU you exactly what it will cost to roof it right. Ma,,ai..nl In,,-!,. Olt-IWI ll; I ■ ia,,M ll. |". 1 .„,,,.. :l| I".*. . .... S t-indoft Wlnnlpti 00 biuiilu ht. tt i'aii,t.ai.l li Vancouver . ua I THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. EVER HAVE HEARTBURN? OR ACID RIFTINGS OF FOOD? Bileans End These Symptoms. How ? llecnuee when food returns with flint Bour taste, when you havo "heartburn," wind niter food, ornny of these unpleasant "feelings of fullness," it is bcoiiuse your digestive system hns (liven way for the ti The "food lux" upon iis energies hns been too heavy. Bllonni just -enter the slomaoli, and, dissolving i there, they liberate certain herbal essences whloh al once corrot thei gastric elands. These essonoeB nlso pass Into the blood and nro carried to the llvor, There ihey oporate on the bile-secreting cells, ond nro car* vied lu tire deiicnto vessels ol tlie intestines, All along, tliesa horbnl " .,1'iici's nol lieiieiiciiilly, so thai digestive disorders aro corrected, the iinwels me gently opened nol violently purged—tho neiil and fermenting substances me removed from the body, ibe blood is cleared of poisons nnd n feeling of lightness nnd Restored vigor,' wilh n return ol healthy appetite nml freedom from iill dlgostivo troubles, is .Hie result, 'llileuns nlso cure constipation, de* 'liility, feinule ailments, piles, heml- ni'lii'. mid iill liver.' kidney uml (•stomach disorders, of nil stives nnd druggists'lit fill cents u box, or post .live lium tlie llilcnu Co.. Toronto, lor price, li boxes sent for $2.60. Ideas of Humor. j HAS EYES LIKE OWL. It is alleged that nn Englishman once told of ii great joke lie played Dayllgl-t Is As Darkness to This Onion a friend. Ho was coining along I dian Woodsman, the streit with some companions ana u„„„,„. _, ,., , , he discovered his friend's houso onl Because he has eyos like an owl and lire, with his friend ill Hie third ls unftbl° to Sl}0 llun"S lll° day, Jnc- I story window shouting for help. Qncs Lombard, of the Lake St. John "JumpI" le' cried. "Jump! We'll district, Quebec, is compelled to do , 'old a blanket for you." "What was nil his hunting and trapping at night. Hi.. jokeF" the hearer asked. He Ib the wonder of 'all the men in pVI,>'nd nol'l 1'nkcl n!"'dl " "P ' *•»' district and many doubted tho ! John Gn0Saxeal\he poet, and .iliver!6'»T "-tll n.fur trader named Jep- I Wendell Holmes were talking about son, who was never known to tell an brain fever, when Mr. Saxe remark*' untruth, went lo seo the man with ed "I mice imd a severe attack of the "night eyes," binin fever myself." "How could | Ab Lombard lias never visited a 1 ni'i have bi niii lever?" asked Dr. | pliysicirn, the euuso of his affection Holmes Bmlllng "H is onlv strong lis not known, but it is believed to bo brnlns thnl have brain fever.'" "How ono to an ultra-sensitive retina, What- nni (ind Unit out:-" asked ever may be the reason, it is certain ,'i 'Hint lie cannot stand ordinary light, London n woman snid one day while "' night lie is able to see well. Whistleri "Do you think, Mr. I™ extent of his vision nmi;; he ju.lg \Vhi llor: that genius Is here ihii '•" "I can't fell vou. madam replied, "Heaven 1ms mo no offspring." did 1X1 III Whistler granted The railway oommiBsion havo nen. .i in tho appointment of a com* in- |ni 'u drnw up a ul operating rule slaiidard code for all roails. I.ndwig ttssnoiv, ' the chilli murderer, who Iiiiii been on trial at Grlefswaid, has been sentenced to death, having been uonvioted on two separate oounts. The verdict con* deuins liim tn be beheaded twice. Min..'. Liniment Cures Garget In O". "Yes Mini llll' lain 1" di" (I II "llllll ed "lainiiiy. ill wnnda "Oil, it is higher thnn the tallest boil.line you ever saw." "(Iracio'iis ! llnw do they ever blow such a llirn as that? "-Chicago News. Tommy," related Uncle 11**1) l just returned from a mourn ir. "the Mntierhorn is in- wonderful sight." big is it. Unole Rob?" ask. DEADLY LA GRIPPE II you nro a sufferer from colds got a bottle ol Biokle's Anti-Con-1 sumptivc Syrup nnd test its (pinli- ties. It will be found that noptaise bestowed on it is too high, li docs nil Hint is claimed ol it, and dues it thoroughly, Ho not lake nny substitute Iur (tickle's Syrup, be- cause it. is the best, having stood the lest sf years. All the best dealers sell it. Tlie horticultural society ol Toronto has decided to offer prizes lor tlie best kepi limn iiiiiI ior Dowers raised from .-ceil Buppllod by the society. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc. While a big uuclion sale mis in prpgress in Reglna tlie auetioneer suddenly (rased Belling, and turned the Bale-room Into a church nml the side room into a prayer eting. The Grent Jenner. An Englishman had occasion to go often to an eminent physician and snld to Jcamcs, "You will bc tired of open- tag fite door for me." "Not nt all, sir," ~u tlio gracious reply; "you nre but a tiiiult In thc lince.-iii." Another Jennies was accustomed to say during his master's occasional absences: "You had better try hopposltc. There's a very respectable mnn hopposltc as wc often sends to when Sir William Is hnbsent Ills namo Is Jen* ner."—London MalL Canada Again Being Ravished By 'n Epidemic it This Disease. Winter niter winter Canada is Bweiil (rom ocean lo ocean by an epidemic ol la grippe, or lnllueii/.a, It Is one ul the deadliest troubles known I" our climate, It starts uilh a sneeze - and ends with u i iplication. It lays the strung man oii his back; ii tortures him witli levoi and chills: hondncl.esand hncl aches, li leaves the sufferer nn i'ii-j pi.'i to pnouinonin, bronchitis, coiiB I'tinn and other deadly dis- easos. Ymi can avoid la grippe by fucnyiii" inui" Byslom niiii Dr, Wil* lii'in I'iii Pills. Ymi can cure its disastrous alter effects with this Bnme ni dicine. These pills pro- leel *"u. tliey cure you; tbey upbuild you; iliov banish all evil af- i,ii , ,,-■ Dr. Williams' l'ink l'ills ward "ii oil winter ailments. Tliey cure all bi I and nerve disorders, The; :i e llie greatest blood-builder end nerve tonie science has lyetdls- covered Ask your neighbors, no mallei iilicie yuu live, and you will ! learn oi someone who hns been i cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills . nfiei other medicines have failed, It ■ i- mi the unbiased evidence of your nolghbo - iluii nc ask you to give ! these pills a fair trial il you nre | „ick ui ailing. Mrs. l.tniuii DoUCOt, I St. Eulnlio, Que, Bays: "Words ! ,.;in iiiniiiv express my gratitude fr™ u-hiii Hi ,,lj.led Irom the fact that he shoots OC* otirntely nt two hundred yards and can iind n pin dropped among leaves when the night ij so black thnt an ordinary mnn would be forced lo grope his wuy through the forest. The darker it becomes the better is the trapper's vision, moonlight nights being less suited to his work. When light is entirely nbsent tlm pupils enlarge so us to Beamingly cover the cj- tiro ir;'v, while nt noon on n bright dny the pupils nre the size of pin points. Shortly belore Jepson visited tho trapper Lombard was forced by oir- ciiiiistanci's tu subject his eyes .« Btrong light, nnd lhe lids were great. ly Inflamed. Hut this condition disappeared alter he had remained In a dark room twenty-four hours, To liim Hi" i ii;'.- light until n lamp wns Introduced when, as he expressed it, darkness radiated from the lamp. This explanation brought out the fact th--' the ll ish from a r;il.* appeared ti '" he a black streak, nionien- tartly "■'■' ding the atmosphere, To his eyes a Benrchiight would darken all objects touched by its powerful rnys, ami (ho loiters of an electric Sign would spell in black. The trapper's visual alllietion has rulher aided than interfered with his work, a- most of the animals whose pelts Ic seeks arc nocturnal rangers ami he can observe their habits with his own eyes. He hns a enbin nt the outlet "f ii .-mull bike, which forms the source ol the River Crochs, lying due well ol Dublnn. Here Lombard sleeps ilnrinc the dny, mid commences his duties nt night. His traps are strung Ior three miles along the lake and in the forests adjacent to it, and the rounds of them nro made while other trappers are asleep. While Lombard's lile has been particularly free from woodland mishaps, he has lic.al seme exciting experiences with wild animals, nnd on several oo- en-i'Uis hns li<'eii slightly wounded. His hurl, hnve never been serious, uud his physical henltli has been nl* most perfect. His one ailment has been chills nnd fever, which como when lli" heavy dews appeal in the spring and summer. The trapper never lacks for meat, for he i- nlilo to tnko sleeping birds williout effort. When it comes to capturing partridges it isn't even necessary lu use a gun. They can be knocked on the head with a stick. In fish- ine he isn't mi successful, ns trout seldom bite at night, mid even on cloudy dnys the light is too strong (or him " Weamlioriz- tve.y dealer in Pen-Angli Underwear lo replace, at cur coit, an) gaimeal laulty ia ou,eriil ci maltins THE AGED LOVERS. He has not won tlio world's applause, Slie knows im never can; His slop is Blower than it was, Hut lie's an honest mail. She wears tlie blouui of youth no mure. Yet side by side tliey fare, Poor, bent old husband und gray wife, Along the humble walks ol lifo, And still ure lovers there. WHERE THE SNOW IS DEEP. Finger Nails. The growth uf the average linger nail Is computed to be one-thirty- second ui mi inch a week or a little inure than mi inch uml u hall year. The linger nails, Popular Science Sifting- slales, are said to gi [aster in the summer tlimi in the winter, The nail on the middle linger grows faster thai; any of the other nails, and that, on the thumb grows slowest, lt is nlso snid ihnt the nails on the right hand grow [aster than those on the left hand. According to the rate of growth staled, the average time taken for inch linger nail lo grow its full length is about four und a hull months, and at this rate a man seventy years old would have renewed ! liis nails one hundred and eighty . ix times. Taking tlie length of each nail in eac'i linger, ond on all his lingers and thumbs mi nggregal I length of seventy-seven and a half ' feet. Externally or Internally, it is Good—When applied externally by brisk rubbing, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil opens the pores and penetrates the tissue as few liniments do, touching llie sent of the trouble and immediately atfording relict. Administered internally, it will still the irritation in the throat which Induces coughing and will cure affections of tlic bronchial tubes and respiratory organs, Try it and be convinced, Ho**/ I.oiiK the mu. I-nit. • A dollar bill bus on average life of about fifteen months. Two dollar bills, not being quite so actively used, last Co the average more than sixteen months. A five dollar bill lives on nn average two years before It Is worn out and tlic government Is culled upon to lppuico it Ten dollar bills last about threo years nnd twenly dollar bills moro Uian four years.—Youth's Companion. j Xo Iln run In a. ' ."EternnLylglliiuCc," -ihohted tlio orator, "Is tin! prleo of liberty:" Tho woiueu electors exchanged (lances. "That Is tho same price as last year," they remurked and shrugged tlieir shoulders. There were no bnrgnlus to be hnd, and they lost lotercst In the proceedings. Williams' l'ink l'ills hnve I Deer me nocturnal, as are moose, but done loi me. I had mi attack ol Lombard says they are easily shot at h, irip"c ivhich lell mc a sufferer j night, as.it is then they come to wo* '.,I ■'„•.- and pain In the hf' t° drink and feed on Illy pads. In Jonnch I used several medicines the daytime they hide and take their but round nothing lo help me until I took Dr. William.-' l'ink Pills. When I liegan them I was weak and very much run down. The pills have ii"! onlv fully restored my health, but I gained In Hcill while taking them. I recommond Ihem to all sufferers." A band "f terrorlits recently shot nml kiiied Vlcloi Gruon, the chiel uf tho Boerel police of Moscow, as he was driving In a cob. The sacred grotto at Bethlehem has I. :i ii the iceno of i conflict between PrrmoiBcnn, Armenian nnd Hr.. i. monks. The School. "ITow do you get those clinging Iwnys?" asked the counlry cousin. "Hanging from street ear straps." answered die city gill—Washington Herald. Heln the Overworked He.irt. I a till ironl ii'Mie nliiili iiiimii- lid- iliruiiKli a. in i" i hard nrcnoil. overtaxed, groaning under ii- li u.l i ecauso dlierue li-. eh --,"-.1 ii ? Ur. Agnetv'l Cure f"r iii,. Ilenri t- nature'! lubricator and n l a ii-. liotnomtratci to hearl ill',. .. Ihal il ia the -au'r-t. -ian It, auial maM -,iaI'lii remedy that Riedlral -.ciinn-v klla'll- ia rest. Jepson's story differs from former reports in Ihnt tho trapper has possessed "night eyes" since birth. Form* erly il was understood that Lombard had been partly blinded by tho explosion of a pan ol gunpowder and Hint thereafter he wbb sensitive to light. However this may be, it is true Hint the trapper'a sight is better now lhan it was la.n years ago. He is obout forty veins uld, nn/l Is thoroughly eon- tented uilh his lot. Apparently he hns no Inclination to have his eyes treated, although he has been told that lio might be helped. S..1 f llie settlers ol tbe Telly district, about fifty miles northwest of Swan Elver, Manitoba, have installed their ("* i telephone Bystetn, using barb wire fences for tlie purpose. llmi. C. S. Kolls suys the small iiiuiiir cur has a great future In Canada. He was Impressed by the loyally which prejudices Canadians in fuvor of llritisli ears. South American mioumntlc Cure Oorat Hhcumatiim.--ll is wife. Iinrmli'ss anil Hi-Is iiiiick glvoi almost iiisliint relii'l and nu absolute OIIM in from one to three days works wonders in most nrule forms uf rlieminili-m. Oim niun'H tenth moliy: "1 "pent 6 weeks in bid before ROmminclnl it** utte-l buttles cured me." -66 Gettins Souare. Little i'et (before retiring)—Mamma, may I pray for rain ? Mamma- i-e-s, If you want to; but why P Little Pet-Susie Stuckupp didn't Invite to her picnic to-morrow.— Illustrated Bits. The honorary secretaries ol tlie King Edward's hospital fund fur London have received tlie sum ol 620,170 Ir the executors of the iate Alfred Beit, being the a unt ol :i logacy 620,000 (free of duty) bequeathed by the deceased lo the fund, plus interest. Men have a tuiielistono whereby to fry tfnld, Imt gold Is the touchstone whereby to. try men.—Fuller. I'nlquo among cemeteries Is that of I.'Oliedel-Ivehlr, Algiers, In mnny of the graves of which are do-ens of modlclhe bottles, The unlives of tho territory bury with ihe deceased the hollies Which held lhe medicines used In the last Illness. Transparent Paper. To make paper transparent saturate It with castor oil ami (hen dry IL Cdughs of ildren Especially night coughs. Ns lure needs s little help to quiet ihe irritation, control the Inflammation, check the progress of the disease. Our advice is —give ihe children Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Ask your doctor if this Is his advice also. He knows best. Do as he says. A l*ro|irr Hi . al I t. luK. According t,, a lecturer on health, people that breathe through the mouth, habitually neglecting Uie nose, Uio proper channel for lhe air lupply, '"have short up,*er lips, Dal chcckl, Ir* regular and decayed tooth, pigeon chests, pointed chins nnil pointed or uVe Some Modern Follies. "Simplicity," sniil Dr. Furrow ol; New York at a recent Methodist meeting in Toronto presided over by : ker SI John, "Is closely related to the mind, tho body, the spirit. It I tae: ; ei the Individual, the homo nnd i locioty. "No mnn can mnke the b■-' ur Ilm most of life williout simplicity Im- 1.1 - - i Is, simple pleasures, simple i faith, Those who hnve lived tho simple i In-.'- have developed tha' high-1 i-i typeB "I character, nnd pictures, ol the late Queen Victoria, ol John Bright, William E. Gladstone, Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, and Ji'lin Wesley were Bhown to eulogistic accompaniment. He added, in pnrt: "Wo perhaps havo moro knowledge thnn our forefathers, but nre we ai Strong, as healthy, as good, and us spiritual OS thoy wore?" I "A strung, sound body, a clear, active mind, can only ba obtained by lollowing certain proscribed rules. "If oim gets away Irom nature'B simple problem, lhe greater the penal* ly lis has to pay Ior it. "In gratifying our nmbitions for llio luxuries of iiie we hnvo deprived our- Ives of somo ol Its greatest pleas* HOW'S THIS? Wt ofTir Hns Huodrs I K'ilin lUwird for asj t* « of I'ttsrrh tint rtonoi l-i cmt' li. lUU'e Cil Mih Cm. F. J. CHKNEY A CO., Toltdo, O. W», tha ■,.,'.•!« »nt I. (.a** knoftn K. J. Chtia; forthiiut IA ■.( itrt, snJ i.n. i" * ti.ru i.fltf*. ill boi* orab].) Ik ill laiiinsii tltUUtloU Ukd flnttnoUllj Mi> (o ctrrr out an* obl!|t*tinni :! » i» br hli lira. tt'tLDino, Kmru 4 MiKvix, U'holaaala liraggliu, Tolada, 0. llaM'i Catarrh i'u.-s ll tikaa lutamallr aatlai dlractlx upon tha blood and mucous surfaoaa of tha • •■i-.:i Teatlmonlali aant fraa. l'rloo "M, r*> U>(tla. Hold bj all Dnuiita, laka Hall's 1amllj PUll for miea Iii )i London goveritmeiil board reporl n i- calculated thul Hi ■ men .,!,"*.* applications were ontertained represented I '' |i .r cent, ol thu working population. Daniel Osiris, tho philanthropist, who presented Malmaison to the French notion, is dead M. Osiris bequeathed $5, 1,000 to tho Pasteur institute. •Va publish aur foraalu Wa bi*ia). aleehel * Tttim Mir matiaiaaa L/CIO ™_>r If you think constipation li ol ttiflinf coniequence, just nk your doctor, He •ill diubuie you of thit notion In ibort •rder. "Correct It, it once I" he -rill aay. Then isk him ibout Ayer'i Pills. A mild livei pill, ill vrjetihir. " 'llnm.l-i«-.,lmll,l upturni'il ■ iio-es" a dreadful list ot dire penalties, In truth, tearful enough to convert us all In a moment, yet greatly exaggerated, of course. How* aver, as ivo bavo heard many times, woolly never h ling ai wo pas.-: by, it li decidedly Injurious to breathe through iha- mouth. Moreover, If we ship to consider a bit, tro shall ho able fai see fur ourselves sen-rail common lonso reasons thul ought to malta us supply our lungs tvitli air through ibo nose. Taken In by way of Uia mouth, the air roaches Iho luugi by a much shorter runic mti ivllhoul the bonoflclnl "vanning and clemming process io troll ufforileil by ihe luiiu-er nasal passage. In winter ospoclally ihould wo laka rare to breathe only tliroiiKh tha ii 18, thus lessoning greatly our chances of taking deep seated colds, li Is morely n matter of lml.it and simply a guei- lion of trying nfler ail. a. "Mnny n young innn, upon coming lo iho city, forgets tho simplicity of tho old home. With his first cigarette and glass ol beef all memory ol the little church passes from him. Con. aa-ia-i olton calls him to conaidar. The Church door ls as "pen here as it ii in the village, ami Iriends thoro aro who will prove as dear, There aro many temptations, but the simple life is ns potent and as possible here as in tlie country. "Simplicity is nc. man's prerorjntivo. No nne individual can purchase it, tho ruler cannot command it, nor the itrong man acquiro lt by lorco." English Socloty. Cockney ls rapidly becoming the current dictum ol the best KiirIIsIi society. A well brought up young lady ui recently heard lo call across tho table at a shooting lunch to a man v,iiii Wi'iliiieiuiiiiin nose and domelike lorehenil, "Now, then, bird (nice, puss the rabbit loud."—Vunitv 1'air. Only those who hnvo had osper* lei i'ini toll the torture corni cnuse. Pain with your booti on, pain with them ofl pain night and dny; but relief is slure to those who uio Holiowoy's Corn Cure, Extremis. firi'i'ii- Whnl do ymi an by i ay* iii" .lolin liiiiivii is a distant relative aai yours P I though lie was your brother, Brown Well, there .ir.. twelve children ill uill" family. He's Ul" oiliest nm! I'm llio youngest, Chicogo Ncwb, How Nature Lover Finds Some Interesting Records Therein. The drilling snow tlmt eddies ubout tliu low branched cedars, clears away Irom the nuked trunks, ami climbs into inconvenient waves Where unsuspected liullows lie in wait, reveals the siieiiuous lile of tlio little inhabitants u: tlie lingering woods, writes S. T. Woods in Tbo Ulobe. Tliu long, easy, eccentric leap oi tho cutlontail shows from puiiit to point where his bundled feet biUK in llie suit .-now, uud contrasting in sprightly irregularity willi the straight trail ut tlie dignified cut iu search ol u venturesome field mouse or u flock ui Hurrying snowbirds. There is always -.ouictliing fascinating about a new truck in thu snow. It is u piece of evidence that no casuistry cun obscure and nu array of facts and cireumstuiices can contradict. It tells that somewhere at one end of tlie interrupted and winding line is. an animal, and at tile other is the hole from iihicli it emerged. The uncertainty of whence and whither mills the charm of speculation, and perhaps of the kinship of uli tlie blind wanderors who leave the uncertain marks of their varied pilgiiniages. A new track tells tlmt an animal lias recently passed, and shoWB whether ho was quiet nnd leisurely or driven by alarm. It is easy lo picture Ihe marking of tlie trail in the (lark, dris- zly night, or on (ho crisp snow under the clear stars, or perhaps in tlie open day, when caution points to tlie eheltcr of the drooping branches und gathered shrubbery. The squirrels bave grown octive since the snow covered up tlieir stores ol winter food, and are freely opening tunnels and excavations, For tlie little Held mice, who work under cover and make only an occasional waddling and .-hort excursion on the yielding surfuce, tlie snow is n piece of good fortune, for it leaves them fiee to feast on tlie soft bark of all the banked-up trees nnd shrubs. Hut squirrels find tho snow a serious inconvenience. Tliey dig down to tlieir stores of pino cones and bring thea to tbe surface, scattering tho gummy scales about on tlio clctn snow while eating the diminutive seeds. Stores of beechnuts are less common, but a lew have been preserved. Tbe smooth depth does not conceal their location, for the empty shells on the surface tell of n feast on this rare delicacy. Acorns, too, uro brought, to the sur- incc. The many evidences ol such activity suggest n season ol scarcity, for there t*:e already many heavy drafts on tlio food preserved for the winter. The littlo fellows have not yet boon driven by necessity to turn to the hitter cones of the homlock. There is Bill) a suppy of more agreeable food under the snow. Tbe early inroads on this store suggest n bard j winter; but it would be presumptuous to pity the sprightly little climbers, whoie every move and attitude leeinl inspired by the joy ol abundant life, Migration of Women. Men and youths are not the only ones to migrate irom tho older countries to the new. Suya Thu St. John Sun: "A considerable migration ui girls from the Maritime Provinces to tliu United States goes on constantly. It does not attract as much attention ns tlie emigration ol young men. At the present time the larger number ol inb latter who leave tlieir hemes move to the Canadian Northwest, Hut young women go in considerable numbers to the New England or Middle Stales. They seek various lomis ol employment. Tlio most popular lorm is tlmt of hospital work. . . 'Ine migration is not confined to the I'io* videos. Apparently those who go In in these Provinces displace others Irom the Eastern States. $he I. Journal a low days ago noted the 11 i that tui girls belonging originally to Maine lelt Boston tn one company for Pasadona, California, whoro they take muter employment in the hotels, .... II tho young men leave in numbers it is but natural that woman will not remain whore their pn liabilities ol obtaining husbonds ars consequently reduced." Dear Mother Your Utile om. ire i comtanl are '_ Fill uid Winln WMlher. Ilu** will citdi cold. Do you know ibout Sailoh'. Comumiilion Cure, lhe Lung Tonic, ind whit it [ut done lot io many > It i. uid 10 b« lhe onlv nliibU remedy lor ill diseira nl lhe iir piiuijei in children. 11 it ibiolulely lunnlci md pleaunt lo like. It ii guannlet-d lo cure or your money u returned. The price li 25c. per boule, and ill deiien in medicino tell 3,4 .SHILOH Thit remrdy ilmuld he in every homrhold, Necessary. "What 'In you consider mosl Important tn a person who wants te is. quick iii report s P" asked the in* lelleclually ambitious girl, "Friondi who are low to anger," aniwered Miss Cayenne Washington Star. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. It is reported thai lhe llritisli compiiiiy owning the While I'ass and Kiiiuii railway, lias sold "ill to lhe Quggenheims New York. mm ANOTHER WONDERFUL VICTORY )r e Mo.e Added to tht Lontf Lilt •( Cores Effected by Piychint. Thta young lady, who lira In Brown* rille, nearWoodiitock, Ont, teliiherown itory In a few effective woraiof brfwiha slitaineil deliverance from the terrible grip uf wcaknt'sd uml -i ■■ .mo. l biro to think Ptychlne formr prwent h»ltl rWomnaguI <■'""■■■■%. . ■■ -*i. -.nif. lcouid bitnliy <lrriK mvKlt ur-Ni u.i four, i ooald naf iwi-eptlifiirjiei. It i w.-tit lur t „ .rival bul to III 1 ti vr n w li e 11 I -Mine buck. If I wenl Iur 1 mill ni tno un mr wli<-el 1 wu ->o ircik tu ult it ihroof]} tbe nto> wit, ind Tut tlmo I CUM In (mm 1iit1i.( i • v t ti 1 dropped utterlf bilpleM (rum iitljtfp My tubir would iIti menu )!»<'• until I prut'iirrd P»y- chine, knowl nirlt wkiexreilrutlor decline or weik* [jHU I muit it? tbe reiulti are wwutprt.il. ind people returkfd ■11 ¥ Imi: '"mi i*. lai'M i>fi little pile, hollow chiiked. Ititleu. iu**.. ;. .» {Irl. t iu to<Uy lull of Hie. KM7 (or i i ■ .r* i> i ■kattnj match, or in evening pirtr with iim mie. ind i lew noQthll|Q 1 COQla not r: [(■' to churnk (Ornidi (rum mr hume. I have never had the illfhtMtuuMlo (ear mv return ■■' llu illieaM. r.i.i.A ui Ki/i v.-- .j. Browuivllli. Oni J^Ottaandl of women ire tiling P8Y- CHINK, becaUN they know from ex|)e^ leiire tint in it they hnve a life friend md deliverer. 1'iyohineii a wonderful tonic, purifying the blood, drivinf oal niseeM KerniH, pvM a rnvcnoiu appftlt^ lidfl cligcM-'i ■■ . ! .Miiinilitiim of fuod, and in a podtive aiul abiHiltite enre fof diseaM of throai, cbeot, lunn, stomach and other organr. It quickly buildi nf the entire intent, limiting aick people well and weak people Htrong. PSYCHINE (PRONOUNCED 51-KtEJN), (or ulr tt ill alriLTia'i. nl Mc. mil 11 0| perlxittl-i, ornt Dr T. A. Rlocdm. Llmlter% Ijil-oratriry, 179 King fit. Wert, Tiirnn'a, Pr. Koot'i Ki '.!'■*- l'i' lii-i- a mre tol jxarniancnt dire furitlipuinaliim, llrl-rlit'i Dincun, I'ain In tlie Hark ami tll forml of Kidney Trouble. 26c per box, tt tll dealcra. Nurses' S Mothers' Trr asure —moil Tellable main ine [ol btby. Ulftl over riO yriri. Fint COOpOOMM I by Dr. P. L 1'ic.ull In I8J5. Makes Baby Strong i Rrilofrt llie lii'!- orgini lo p**rl*-c! bealth. Givet tounil tleep, witbojl retort lo i'] --a or otliei iniunoutHni-ft. Aialiiitfiat.', 2 V. I.(..|.]..$l 13. NtlidllllllliifMI-.ra.all.. I I.I M--r.ln.al Musliroom Culture. Muslin 1- grow In many Btrango I laceg, (i lurlous lioltl fur llieir growth li.-" I" 11 Boloctod In France. llu. St. li.iii.-i railway tunnel ic no longer used lorthe purpose lorwhioli it was originally intended. The ground therein has been out up Into ridges divided Irom each othor by means ol furrmvs, upon which whole haltallonB ol muBhroom are now flourishing, In Scotland a c pany Is now growing mushrooms In a tunnel 3.000 leet long, It waa originally built by the North Untii-h railway, end in sixty leet below the Irccti ol Edinburgh, Sleep Sicknc*,! Germ Isolated. A discovery ol treat Importi o has been made by Hr. A, Wal on, Dominion bacteriologist, at the quarantine station at Lothbrldge, Alberta, no less limn the isolation ol the gehn known as tho trypenBesomes, which causes "eleeping sicklies.*," onu nl Uio ecourge.i of Alrica. Dr. Watson imparted to Borne ol his Iriends tho in- tereating Information, The dread germ was obtained from the blood ol a cottontail rabbit, which the scientist captured lor pur- pones of experimentation, ninl which had the disea«o ol which the rabbits havo been dying In great numbers throughout the country this winter. Every seventh year a scourge sweeps the rnhbila almost out ol oxistenco. During tho succeeding seven years the virus gradually accumulates ln the rabbits, till another scourge again decimates them. This happened this year. Modern Egypt. A progressive Arab ol Cairo Is sinking wells and Installing Irrigation pumps at the loot of the pyramid ol Cheops and the sphinx after ga-.lng thousands of years on sand wastes soon will bo looking out on green fields. This is ono ol the many demonstrations of tho change (rom tlie old to tho new Egypt, 'I Do You Suffer ? frm HBADACHB LOSS OP SLEEP INDiaESTION TORPID LIVER BILIOUSNESS BEECHAM'S PILLS will quickly remove Ihe ciuie of thru dlilreuin** compfainti and ra.-ai.Tc healthy aclion lo cvtry organ. You will leel like a new rrrt.ii after taking a few doici ol Bfccham'i Pllli. They rid the lyitem of impuritlet, lmpro'"t the digeitlnii, bun!, headache and GivS Positive Relief tn ill oaiei of RiHouinru, Comtl- titionjuidlgutiou and Unordered iver. The excrllrnt rttulU obtalrrd by thc uie of beediim'i Pllli have proved thrm worthy of tht confident* they enjoy. Thiy have helped thouianlli and recommend thenuelvei. SolJ Kvi-Twhcre, In 1>ji«i H wnll W. N. U. No. 624. TIIE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. LIST YOUR PROPERTY With lis for OUICK SM I A. SMITH & CO. JUNCTION BLOCK NORTH VANCOUVIR. B* Rolled Oats flour Hay and feed Seeds ALL ORDERS DELIVERED iheBrackmao-Ker Milling Co. limited. Harry Mitchell, local ninna|*cr. Lonsdale Avenue, Fine, healthy Tomato and Cauliflower I'lants, gtown Irmn Sutton's Seeds, always un hand. BTANl.KV I'AIIK Ale and Stout In Huttleat Krui. mul .|ii'"*a. Irx loyal Brewing Co., Ltd, TKL. jet. SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS So Seolli'-m Plums, Nn Pitless Apples No Coblew Corn -.Iimt old reliable far* (•ties at reasonable prices, Ferllllr.ern Bee Supplies, Siiray 1'umpa, Spraviii|i Material, Cut Plotters, etc, Oldcsi es* Ublished nursery on tlie mainland ol Uritiih Columbia, Catalogue Ireo, M.J. HENRY'S MJRSIHIIS AM) SEEDHOUSES. VAXCOI VKII, ll. C. I'. 8.—II your local merchants do nol haodle my seeds, somi direct, uv pre. psy llty picket), assorted variola - ul garden seeds in live cenl papun ii-i.-l stock! io v.'iu neiiresl iiwtnillci* f.,r tl . twenty packets lair 50 ceiils, Trial cul* lection. LOCALS j. W. (iri'i Ini'- purchased tin Greenwood Ledge from Col, T. Lowery, The paper is a good one, and fills the requirements ol thai locality. Grier k an experienced innn i'i hi-- business, ami i", iha- right iiniii in flo- right place. The Misses M. Cunningham, Symil Ely, and Urainy, New Westminster, were visiting Iriends here tins wei k. Come and spend a pleasanl evening in St. Aniln **'- I reaby len.in Chun li I nu liglil i'i' fi Hawaiian Islands, and in isic lit Kov. ,in,l Mrs liiinion, Monday, April 29th, m n p in. Admission, .:, 1 mis. Under auspices ol the ladies' aid. K. D. lien Ity, ol Mew West* minster, was a guesl at Hotel North Vancouvei this week. Real esiate is brisk 111 the Royal City, Iiu says. The old Lynn ranch, near the bridge, cast "I Moodyville, which contains il 0 ai res, is being cleared and will be sold in town lots in the near future. S. L, Whiting, Port Huron, Mich., paid the town a Hying visit on, Monday. He complimented Nui th Vancouver on its push and enterptise. The Ily season is here. Chas. (ilass, Butte, Mont., came over on Monday, and was rcyis tered at Hotel North Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Miller and daughter lelt here on Monday on riii extended torn in the East. Before returning they will go to Guelph, Toronto, Montreal, New Vork .(ml other cities, Tlie* will be away for a year, it having been 32 years since Mr. Miller came westward, Recently he sold his line residence, on Fifth street, to Mrs. Batchelor. Dining the last month there were 73 logging engines taken northward along the Coast, which [act shows, in a measure, how thc timber business is increasing, Several gardens in the muni* cipahh are now . oming up. Subscribe (01 Tm E n Tin* ■ nu mittee in int irporati nt i| |],- 1 it* 'il Sorlli ".'ai:i iitivi-i! will im."! In re ou Moudny next, I ih. ...,ili instant, at 8:30 p. n , 10 1 11 uiv-i n porl !'■:■ ai ling imcntli .. ai 1 i-i lam. al. and to givi instrui lions regarding 1- ue ol li tti 1 pati ui to • itnpleti in lorporation. A full attendance is verv desiiahle, I, I; Sargent, New Westminster cnmi in on Tuesday, and was a guc 1 ai lint. 1 Norlh Vani mver, 1 He a warm in his praisi s ol the An bitii is < ity. Sculler III- BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CAPITAL, $4,866,666. RESERVE, $2,141,333 Head Office in Canada, Montreal. 11 Stikf.man, General Manager; ]. Euislv, Supt. of Branches Branches in British Columbia—Ashcroft, Greenwood, Medley, Kaslo, Rossland, Trail i.Suh Branch), Vancouver, Vii toria, Duncans, and Dawson, Y.T. Savings Department Deposits rncelved from SI OO upward j Interest at highest current rales snd compound*--* twice a year Office, Cor. Lonsdale Ave. nnd Esplanade, North Vancouver,B. C. THE SOCUL rnnmiiiii oirirr ■I'llHM". Ml riillfrlii.ii., II...-.,« H-iiIiii^ ttc ill Klll'ltul Ifi'lii Ruppll IboTI - 'i.> II. Will.Iltl" Officei 2a Powell • VA.NCOI VKII, II. ''. EISEIM MAN THE STUMP SHFCIALIST Stumps and Rocks Removed Without Damage to Buildings J. N. J. Brown, a well known sculler, who is one ol the best auiaiciit oarsmen that Western Canada lias produced, and a un inin 1 nl the Ninth Vancouver Kowing 1 luh, is al present in the Bering Irmn n 51 verc Hi- had been up the \\i st Coasl "ii a trip, win re I r* in imi I'-1 a cold whii h iettletl 111 the led lung, and hi ha ■ 1 omc hi re anal plai id Imiisell und' 1 thc ■ arc ol In Prank Mall. Brown -1 mii. ti n yi ars ago into ih.. inti rioi ol thc province tin ! first and onl) 11 ;li ■ II ill il 1 ->' evi 1 I " ent n nli "I \ ancouvi 1 I he 1 ll by Watson St - Vork Brown ha 1 ovi n I llu 1 '■ with turn in it-ri cred ikifl in II vi 11 min ut* , Hi cnti i' I for tin trophy pn anted hy the Mayor "I New Wi iii ti 1 foi ihe amateur champ onshipot tin pro*, m 1. and was 11111 li di ippoii te 1 when lhc t.i '• ,i in - ■ ■' Ini ibe Iai k ol computiloi. ■ >'■ toria Timet HOAI Illlt SMI Complete in every detail, ah 0 .1 dingy. Apply, I ill EXI'RESS. ED TO Worth of North Vancouver Property for Clients. . . Owners are requested to call at our ollice, or mail a list with lull description and particulars as to pripes ami terms. We can guarantee sales if prices are right, and we are given sole agency. Give this your immediate attention if you wish your property transformed to cash. IRWIN & BILLINGS CO. Ltd. Corner Lonsdale Ave. nnd Fifth St. TEL. '."1 Nolt I'll VANCOUVER 1—■ WE CAN Sell Your Real Estate—Rent Your House—Invest Your Money in Mortgages at Good Interest. . . A BIG BARGAIN IN 273 NEAR THE WATER W£ ARE THE PEOPLE To S.c, if You Wish to Buy in North Vane uvcr EVES & LAWSON I'llilNI 6 rhompson Block, - • NOKTH VANCOUVER. 's $4 Shoes Bi \ c.il Bluchers, leather lined, doubli ioh $'»*00 Velvoui Call Bluchers, leather Iiunl. iloiilile sole $4.00 Vica Kid Bluchers and Hals, |e, ill,it i nvaSS lined; a dais boot $•'•00 See I ■ im Your Sprint; Shoes PYKE'S SHOE STORE 51ij Hasting Street W. Call o» Address W. C. E1SENMAN, JONIS AviNUS AND ItJTH Sl. NORTH VANCOUVI.... If you on* goinq to BUILD or do any ALTfHAIIONS a ntiRtill u- ami ("' dili . ■■' cu MllN'1'.Y. Plans, lu., prepared lor any style house. Estimates furnished Bill 1)1 RS Olli St., West II .Ml run Hav imi Ci' Pl'SCIAf, It.lTKil Ti) I'lMlllKH .INU lU-.il 'MIlllilAllllIUS PALACE HOTEL Rl IIA 01 »MDBl !>!». Prnpl'li-lors il"' ihrnuglionl diili a III IIOI llllll I'OllI al al.i al{ , \.r . I....Ill I Sail I I, Tin' Imr U considered lo Ihi al line us 1111V mi thn Coast, its stock in replete NOKTIl VANCOUVER, B, C. , rVVWWYWWViVVVW^'V^1 Tenders for Land Clearing Tenderb are invited for the clearing uf the whole or part of District Lot 204. Fur full particulars apply to S.G1NTZBURGER THE NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALIST 161 Cordova Street. Vancouver, B. C. Rainier Beer^> Is u glorious beverage—quenching and satisfying. Remember there's no other "just as good"—insist on getting Rainier. PACIFIC BOTTLING WORKS Vancouver, B. C. BEFORE Investing in North Vancouver Real Estate be sure and call on us. We have our own propositions to put before you. New Modem Houses, desirable from every point ol vitw, on Lonsdale Avenue. Quarter Acres, cleared, half block (rom Loni- dale, Jfaoo. Quarter Acres on Seventeenth Slreet, fifteen niinuttl from car, S200. Very Easy Terms to meet everybody. WESTERN CORPORATION, LTD. British Columbia [lectric Railway Co.,Ltd. Owing to change of the lerry time schedule lollowing will obtain 1 First Struct Leaving Queensbury Avenue at 5:30 a. in., 6:30 a. in., 7:35 and five minutes to the hour until 10:55 P' ■■ Leaving Keith Road and Forbes Avenue at 6:00 a. m., 7:0.1, :i. 111., 8:aj, and -j iiiiiiutea past the huur until 11.15 p. 111. I.iissii.u.t; AVKNUK Cars will run ever; «*o minutes. IK2J ' All boats are phi by the cars. Hotel North Vancouver. '.* ■ ii"? & a-* *.-'''(■ sj'Hi ".'"..■'. . .'..'..' I- ?,'**' ■**' i-fT iJJlt.'«'".¥ ■ - ■ -2 '\r%&i%\'x\U!.mi'M \mw-e\mm cP.LARSOiN, Grand Tourist Resort Up-to-date Rates: Sa.oo per Day and up. Special Rates lor Families and Regular Boarders I erry Service Every Half Hour to and from This Hotel to Vancouver. P. Larson, Prop. GOLDEN WEST SOAP BUY IT AT McMILLAN'S, and be ready and wailing for THE MAN WITH THE PRIZES. He's Coming Sure. SMOKE THE *—=v TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED LADIES dive theatorei In Town a rent. Como In and aeo tlm now Spring ■took "f I'rlnW, Bloimci, etc.. In Biiavt'i I'i'iNBcii I'n*' Uoom Stuiu:. Cor. Second and Loni' dale, and encourage local trade. Viaii iiill mice nione}' and limit ticket*. 60 YCAM' EXPERIENCE Ti-nDi MtMta DIMM . . CoPtmtMTt »C. An Tonn tfii*liin 11 ik*n-h -.nd 'f-wrlniinn ntf qnli-lilj lUa-vrttalll (iur dl'liiU'ii fit* »htltl« ill llJVOIlll.lll U I'dal'tlalr PftttPlHUaVj """"("ll'*- ll.ina .mrllnviillill'iilUI. HAHOBOOI (m I'altnli ■out ftwi. (fliltii n#flti(-r.l(ir.t«fiiriri*ij'Ht('it. 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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1907-04-26 |
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