PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHER Up'tO-tllte Plutogniphy, LiirKe Aiiortmont of Bouvonl? Hon* i'(irOK to 1'lioone from. G.G. NYE, PROPRIETOR Cnr. sixth Bt. Hinl C bei ter field Ave', (% 57 XtBB SMOKE THE --,—=->, TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED VOLUME II. Impressions Abroad. tie) adequately learn of the vast- hes« ot Canada, Itn illimitable health, and its tlttmetlal* resources, lhe daily propaganda Ol Dearly six lllillions o( people, oil** Has to tabu il Irljf tfcfoss thi' continent, and g(6$ili|j libit anil tllt'it!, ttlttke a study di tilings iti generit!. This requires a gMt tithount d( time) but even the casual dbServet can get a -foot! idea in so shUrt it time. O.ne has but to stop a day in Wiininijieg to see the multitilde tthoit is passing through there in a -search liar ia "homestead." Every I'iriiiii bo&CS m* share ot human ,i'i ei'jltl (hut lu...'amine from afar to .-3eilk .their'(oatiunes rn .the glorious ,-.,veut. Tihe iimmensity .of the in- ifln,> .is astonishing, and it was ilemijjajd that nt Edmonton those .•soaking ..homesteads, outside .the ;«iticOa.di)ig ofiioe, iorniod a 'lint' ,'Dverihalf-iiinile long, which was a /dally 'Occurence. Land is becoming niorc valuable .■each Sauccessive day, .mid .to show fihe great demtnd, homesteads ('nave ilieep broken over 200 miles ,'irp/p.uny railroad. ,'lj|)..'£. P. It 'ie.iBclainiing over (tWp,Dli|))P*16 ol ai les near -Calgary |by ifrjgatioji, wl>iah is in .itseil one ,ol tin; greatest engine-tring "feats vjv.ot .attet-.ptcd ii*. Cuur.cU'., and .exaeded by few on the coul'tviit. D M#9)jiui**3;J Why, *)b**re .is . cngugj: .Jamming implement* o| .ana-v description pouring into iln- ,utf.th,wesi,. lliait.if [/■oki-n'd by t'lis , ipt Ip.ad, would put nn.nes beyond ..all J--.-li.-f At Kat Pontage was .Guij,- ;i train nf perhaps- 50 tars, -iti.ided ,vwit|t pflrapj|i:r!i4'a foi ,'aiii-hjn..;, ajnl t)i lejqpretssing ,}^i),,'l*;}-.'.entiiit (t)liR, a .trainman r"W'!;''('' "fr"by, that's nothing, ,'lii;|s ,lby; liii'.l.liuiu-.biad to pass ph'-'iVlilif-V't-'-' ill lhe Jatjt ,t*\enty NORTH VANCOUVI'.R' B, (\, FRIDAY. AUGUST H. 190(5. NUMBER 24. attract attention, as the eastern /c'k seen) anxious to learn of the Fat West. Ol Bourse Vancouver has established for herself a position amoft^j the leading cities of the world, liuf our fair young city ol North Van-) couver has this yet to do. Burrard Inlet is famous lor its excellent harborage, but the general public call see only one side to the harbor. Thev do not know that the north shore presents bettel opportunities than the shore opposite. They do nol know that Im,11 a topographical viewpoint North Vancouver has few equals and no superiors. And why? b'or the simple reason that the great corporation owning the breastworks ef Vancouver have been careful to mention only their piling ground, Mrs. C. Livesley and two children, uf Salem, Ore;, are vi her parents, ex-Councillor and Mrs. Nye. f'Wvf iBS.*' ftVf-.ViVYt!i-c .advertising has re- ■'A'il'V'i' lite" il)1*' hftve been j U'Haiiif-tfJi: ,j;i ..^pounding thu . uti'vuut.ag.cs «[ tjte northwest . abri-sfl. Lyin;v ii;.-. mi grant, or iSOT!sV.*s!}i Ve w<t!' fdnc.JU'.l, and,- i^jiBttf'fiiB IP sa.V. i*rWilP ,have .1 iilhiH:(j.u|(J-,.l(jipwled|!;. of where they .atc^jitg.and what tljey are.igpjng 1:ofip. yigaiji, this is .credited ,id ii*,4vvr?i?i/i?i i*iWVvr.'MP.. ,__.^^_^^_ ,pf lhe ag.yj)ls,a|l,p.yifr the wor ^i^i'lars, (Jlj^l jf9r ,s,xp|icitness ^reji^xxe^fi |T*)H?>,-Wti$ .with iWSflt?. WfePi-WWUpoWB-W flnW} ..grafts ,a;i(i .eyeprt them tp their ,:iew glomes, imparting much , K'^rabiejjjfpnuation, is a feature as the Weddmg' Bells. The marriage of A. F. Brown, Tacoma, and Miss R. IC, Peacey, Kegina, was solemnized yesterday morning in St. J ohm's church byi The Horticultural Association Rev, R, Marsden- The bride is will open ils annual exhibition on the third daughter nf j. Peacey, I its grounds, Twenty-first street and Regina, where she has hosts nf Lonsdale avenue, on Labor day,, friends and acquaintances,' 'with Sept. 3rd, The show will be held whom she is very popular, She is' under canvass, and the tram cars also a sister to School Trustee \V. will run up to the grounds, P, Peacey, of North Vancouver, i „, ,., , , , . , , , , , . , , (.lia-*. Hates, tile local ntii'tinneer Willi whom she has been flBI'tHlg , , , , ... , . ,„, ami furniture dealer, lias now a during the past lew nays, lhe , 'complete stock of furniture, mat- The British Columbia exhibit at the Winnipeg Industrial Fair was a source ol surprise ami admiration to ibe thousands of visitors, who in.varibly paused in astonishment. Fruit aud vegetables were con vincillgly exhibited, while the grain and mineral products ranked Second lo none. All day long could he seen hundreds clustered around the railing craning then necks in an endeavor to see tlie wonders, and deluging the attendants with a perfect rain ul questions. Pamphlets ol Vancouver, Victoria, the Okanagun, and several ambitious Up-COUntlj towns were at the disposal 0, everyone. The exhibit was a most creditable showing. Influential men -of the big eastern cities ate flagaf lor iu- Iu1111alu.n1 concerning I'atlw,,., building in tlie west, and Mulish Columbia. Newspapqr nmi are noi slow to yet pointers, uiiua.'i, as evidenced tu Montreal, where ilm *.». e.itenier was onnged on several occassions to trace the proposed routi- ol tlie Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and its terminus on the map, also the route ol the, j proposed Vancouver, Westminster & \ ukon Railway and ils terminus. The liulkley Valley shared a like point ol inquiry, as did the Peace Siver district and the Yellow Head Pass. groom is a prominent builder in Tacoma. After luncheon at the residence of Mr. Peacey, Fourth street, the happy couple left by the steamer Princess Victoria Iw Victoria and the Sound cities on their honeymoon trip. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will reside at Tacoma. Tin: Express joins with their many friends in wishing them long lite and prosperity, If "kicking" is one of the things that makes a j.uli.iss we have two- legged ones in this town that can "skin'tn to a frizzle." Dr. and Mrs. nalby, of Vancouver, have taken tieo. W. Seymour's camp during the latter's absence in thu Kootenay. Contractor McLennen h.ts lin- ished clearing and grading the Ot Awn gardens. tresses, etc. Prices right and couriMins treatment. The family of Chas. Mee, of Moodyville, have presented him with a beautifully engraved gold watch. Mr, and Mrs. Bull, Hariot Bay, paid R. II. Bryce a visit at the Hotel Thursday evening, Mr. Bull runs a hotel at Hariot Hay. ol which we will hav*j something to say next week. A Midnight Fracas. There was a lively time on; board the ss. St. George on the last trip Wednesday night. On leaving Vancouver there wcre| aboard two drunken Indians, who were very quarrelsome and would not mind when one of their assoei- lt was 1eaTti«l on excellent m, « .... Dominion 4,ut!iBfi|y while al the seat ol -e^-t,placed at tlie disposal government that the new trans* continential line, would beyond all shadow uf a doubt, build to tin Pacific coast simultaneously with its ,p(her .divisions: Princi I'upcrt being the terminus, but in all probability a branch line would extend to Burrard inlet, or a junction would be formed with,tilt v., W. & Y. with the same end in view. that is stijlfmgly commendable in ^.-(ypartjcnhfr, asitnotouly elinn- pates.cpnge.stjp-i lit,large distribut- ^ng points, ^.utiScquaints the new .comer with the duties that prove .30 baffling.tpthc nov[ce. The tidal wave of prosperit, .that , lias deluevil l 11/iada in the last ,two.years, has sent happiness and ..plenty into, every home and every ^industry. The dominion as a 4 vhple represents p. huge bee .hive, vWt)i its jpniates laboring under a .clear sky gathering the honey from ^he harvest of plenty. A little judjcipus .advertising will cause ,this great wave of ii'imigration to .extend to the coast. As.yet coi)iparatively nothing is ,!tnown by Eastet-ners of British .Columbia's bountiful resources, ifor t))e simple reason that ,no move,of any importance has ever beep made to acquaint pur eastern brpt|iers ql this fact. Spine .questions asked by the Easterner are ipost absurd and amusing, .clearly showing that our province jis about as well known as the .'.'liiii.'i Mins Now i1- lhe time to &I50 REWARD Fifty dollars reward will be paid by the undersigned for the recovery of each or any of the bodies of Ms. R. H. Bryce, Percy Chick or Roy Bcnwell, who were lost in the wreck of SS. Chehalis. R. H. BRYCE. J. 0. BENWELL. "Real Estate's" letter will ap- pi ,t! next week. No room, The brick work on the new hotel is now' up to ihe -accoml storey. Dr. Dyer went over to New- Westminster yesterday to attend the meeting oi the Medical Council. We have been assured that the ■vork on the prise list for the ootn- iiiR horticultural show will be pushed forward immediately. The campers have taken lo titling Htaikiiian & Ker's "Nemo," tlie new breakfast food. It is cooked and fdready for use. Time A rtlQVement is on loot to establish a market lor Canadian grain in (the Par East It is claimed thai £S the distance between producer and consumer is so much shorter, a wholesale saving will be effected in the transportation. This would [tells in the morning. neeessitale the election ot grain elevators at the western terminus of the railways. The day is not far distant when that enterprising and pushing concern, the Canadian Northern Kail.vay, will claim North Vancouver as its .terminus also, and, as the C. N. R. is a large competitor in the wheat transportation, the result is obvious. It is confidently reported that this line already has preliminary surveyors at work on their western section as well as the cast. B. % J. Before our issue next week it is expi. tetl that the hull of the new lug will be launched. Also that the company will begin cop- si.t-uctin).' Im" other large bouts. Mrs. C. Bartley and Miss Ot- liana McCallum, Hamilton street, Vancouver, spent yesterday after- linon in tamp, near the Lonsdale gardens. The truilic of late on the Capilano road as far as the dan' has been very heavy. Consequently the dust rises in clouds when teams and pedestatians pass by. Yesterday morning a parly of engineers, from Vancouver, went up to the watershed of Seymoui creek. ,It is proposed to build a road from the inlet northward along the stream twelve miles. A landing will be built near the Second narrows The vyqrl lias ba-.-n started ates remonstrated with them. Drunk aud noisy they threatened some half-a-dozen "thinks," who ran wildly, with llieir ,pieties Hying behind, bom one cabin to another, shouting: "Indian tllunk heap shoot." In llu 111 Mister Indian began to ibtise a young man by the name ol Ham Mountain, Mountain, though a small fellow compared with the Indians, gave them a well -deserved beating. And then they said that the. would kill him— that tliey had'a rille, When the terry landed here the trio hurried nil the wharl, and laid in wait for young Mountain, but lie was loo quick (or them. Just a*, one of the diunks pit ked up a rock Monti tain knocked him down, and held hmi f,i>t lill Constable Dick arrived ami took him to the lockup, The other bad Indian was hastened away by Ins chum, Yesterday George August, the Indian who ran amuck, was fined by Magistrate Kealy the sum ol tio ami i.ists or two months in jail. There was considerable talk that some one employed on the boat should have the powers ol a constable for em. rgency cases like the one above. Another incident on the trip was when the deck hand turned on lhe hose to wash the decks, he accidentally lot the hose wabble libit, and a few passengers received a good still shower on the deck below. Altogether the irip was exciting, the moon w,i shining bright, and the weather was de ill The regular meeting -il the municipal council was held in the council chambers on Wcdtaasda) night. There were present A evi Kealy and Councillors May, Allen, ami Cornish. . Communications from P. Burns & Co., asking that road be opened up in mar oi new I.ml.ling, on Lonsdale avenue. Board ol Works. Frith & Frith, stating price and size ot safe naked lor hy the town clerk, Referred io ic.u to pur chase. Engineer Balmain reported on woik on road on First street east, opposite Lonsdale gardens, The bridge is unsafe, he said. Bill in view ol tbe lact that lite li. C. Elecitiii; will shortly build a new one the council decided not to make repairs. Traffic in the meantime will be directed to Foutli street. Rosina Gintzburger, el al„ drawing council's attention to the tact that Sceniish avenue had been entirely omitted in the estimates ol proposed street improvements, and asking thai same receive reasonable consideration. Filed. Kobt. J. Fowler wrote asking that a wagon road he opened up ,,n Delbruck avenue, board ot Works Indian Agent McDonald, New Westminster, wrote stating that Lhiei Harry hnd been notified regarding the running at large of bulls, and instiucted lo liave mailers rectified with,mt delay, Filed. A. F. Iteasley wrote asking tliat the alley iu lol E, block A 1.uthwmt cornel Lonsdale avenue, board ol Works. A. F. Beasly wiote stating that im damage lia.I been done his Utilise on First Btteet by a blast. Alter reasonable time he would place the matter in solicitor's nands, Clerk to write patties setting oil the blast. \\. II. Wilson, auditor, wiot, stating thai ilm books were 101 i-i 1 in Jin. iiiat. Filed, Keeve Kealy stated that tin nooks Im,I been handed over ti nr iiewl;.-appointed lieasun 1 bj he auditor alter being certified l>. nni as being correct. Tn asun 1 Woods had that day laken up Im I lilies. Tin- usual monthly account; .veie reaii and passed I lie snivelling by-law was n.i. oul pi, a., I, Plans "I sub-division of lots I and ij, block 41, h. L, 548, am ■ il 4 and 5, ol 73, ol 54K, were ap- pioved, Mr, Schultz's plan ol sub-dividing lots 1 and 3, and patlsof lots 4 and 5, block 0, |l. L, 548, Wen accepted, Mr. Elder was again heard as to llu- sub-division of lot 1165, Mat- 1 "i laid ovei lor amendment ol . ' eki * 'tiue Road by law Mr. Fu.' ia was heard regard ing plan ol sub division ol lots 625 and AA. at Deep Cove, Rl i.i it-,1 to n eve and Bolii iter. Mr. Hop.- was pies, nt and sub mitted pro] .1 regarding thc di vision oi the Ki itll road through district Im 7f,(, winch lie wished to have completed as soon as possible, Board of works. Ri eve reported tin completion iif tin- dam by Mr, Hotting at tin intake, and payment ol S 0 authorized. Councillor Cornish reported ai rangrmeni made with Contractoi Snider Signed agrci ment ap proved bj the 1 ouni il Councillor Cornish ask' 1 Im time to report regarding im rea el wages asked [01 bj workmen. '1 lie reeve appointed Cun, 1II01 Allen in act on tin- finance com mittee during the absence ol ( oun cilllot Mordcn. Moved bj Coiim illoi Allen, se. iiiialeil by Couni 1II01 May, and re solved iimt tenders be called lot thc completion ol the pipe Iini road, to in- in by thc 15th inst, Clerk Philip was allowed two week* holiday, commem ing Aug 20th, Adjourned till following night The count il mel la 1 night, Ciuiii ill,,!-, Allen and Motdi :i were absent, I notigh 'aii'ii.iiui'", hai ii obtained to submit the proposed enabling by-law to raise the sum oi 1175,000 for improvements the coucil tb a 'ii. il in suiluiit the same to a vole 0' the ratepayers on 15th August. Also one tc raise *3.>5,coo for the extension of the waterworks system will be voti 1 on at the same time, A lung discussion ensued on lite submitted plan of a progosed subdivision "I lots 635 and iyit>, gronp- 1, New Westminster district, byn- alerti'" "11 Peep Cove, Nortli Arm ol im* inlet, just north ol Rochet Point Th,- new land act provides* tli.it ail registered plans must have streets to navigable waters 600 leel apart This also involves thc plan of subdivision of lot 2(15, the Lonsdale estate, west of the Indian reserve. No rction laken in either case. Council adjourned till Monday, 7:30 p. in. Church Notices. ST, AN|,Ki:w's 1'KI SIIYTRRIANCHURCH, SIXTH SIRI.Hr. Services as usual on Sunday at 11 a. m. ami 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 2:30 p. in. Christian Endeavor on Wednes- lay, as p. m. Services in Mooydville school and Lynn vclley school on Sun- 'u\s at 7:30 p. in. Everybody welcomed lo all servii es. Pastor: Rev, J. I). Gillam, M. A. ST. John's , 111 Rl ii, cORNatR or itHNIII ,1M' THIRTKENTU Sim us. Sunday, Aug '51b (Sth alter— Trinity llm.v ciim.mi.niuN, 11:30 a.111. Sunday, Aug ,2tb—IIoi.v, t;o.M- munion, 11:30 a. 111. Every Sunday—Mattins, 11 a. in.: evensong, 7:31, p. ni, Monday. Vigust 6tl|—Evensong md address (east of Lonsdale gardens'pier), in Mrs. McKelvie'i lent. It is hoped to arrange a celebration ol Hon COMMUNION near thi foreshore, on Sunday, August the 1 jib ai s a, 111. Last week a celebration was held oppositi Lake Beautiful, the l' nip ii.iiv .ilt.11 b ing set up in the luor ol a tent, ami the congregation kneeling on pillows on the in 11 li. The full vestments were worn by the wisli of the congregation, l\i port "I the "Ritual Commission'' will appear next week. The Concert. On Wednesday evening, under lhe au |i'■ s o| the North Van- ' V'liliiitei 1 Fire Brigade, Im aijtab ut provided a particularly ni> programme ol instrumental in ! Ma. al si lei turns in Larson's pavillion. The Manzanillo Mandolin Orchestra was much ap* prei iati d, while tin Arion Banjo Trio dieted loud applause, The quarti ttc 1 om posed ol Messrs. I' nm 1, Young, I In I.i.1,111 and Tyrant was cxcelh nt, as was also tin ■ eral vocal selections. 1 A in to the 1 aaiinii 1 .iiiui, turns the atti tula .111 wis lather small md soim n hat ''1 1 iuraging to ihe boys, who on this 011 assioil, as in iln past, pies, hit al helotc the ptiblit something very creditable. Cunningham's orchestra furnished tin .1 ompaniments, The B. C. Electric Railway Company Will begin operations next iv, a k 011 tin- new bridge to be buili on l-'ii.t street, m-ar Lonsdali . ird 'I lie bridge will be joxi \t li' 1. and will have ill Iati i ' 1 lhc tramway, I lhe toadwaj and ,1 sidewalk, "0| :i 1 I mod Pot iln providing you dou'f I'tmli THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. THE EXPRESS XiiliTH V \ N'i AI'V KI! li. A W'eokl- .\'ow.-|iupor. i Pulihsfli'il liy llll-; KXI'liKSS I'lil.NTI.Vi Company Suli iii'iptioit "ue Dollar per Veur IIEDKUE I'.AK ll.i'A Managing lO.litor '. UURIi ' IIHOXH \ Ivei'tising Munnger. INSECT ENGINEERING FEATS OF THE CARPENTER BEE AND THE TUMBLEBUU. I 'ia Sexton 11.t'll,' ta nil llapert -.,,,,I,tB'-r- Wonderful Skill „l ill* Bfllder llllll llif l.r.'iil Slrnln ' In.' Ilia lllllsllc Well Mill il.-nr. before man ii.nl iliotishl "f tim law Uio sun- liv liml Used llu' same Cool, made after tlio buiiio fashion uud ■ an'.', fur in purpose II ■ :. In ■ -:,'■. iii ilia' I'M:,, lies ol irees a I lUlltlll IlltVO ,1 si'a'llle J.1.1. 0 So ili'i'aa.,! her eggs, Tlie carpenter I Ib oi . i1 •• loola which iiaturo bas ■. lier, cuts a round bole, Ibo full lit . ■ .'i' Inu- body, through Ihlck .aa: ia!- im.! bo makes a tunnel hy wblcll ■be a',in hnvo a sui'e reii'i'.it in which tu rear ber young, Tho tumhlebug, with- mt derrick or machinery, mils over large musses uf dirt nutiiy times her »wn weight, uml the BCXton I tie will ia a Aw hours bury henealli 'in- ground the carcass of u comparatively large animal, All these feats require u d,*- sreo of Instinct which in a reasoning traturo would be called engineering •kill, hut none of them is us wonderful as the teals performed by tlie spl- ,l-.r. Ties extraordinary little animal lias the faculty ,,f propelling ber threads directly against the wind, nnd BJ means nf li"r slender cords she can li >:|i nml suspeud bodies which are ■M.iny times ber „«-n weight, Borne .".ii* ngo .i paragraph went the rounds of tlie papers lu which it wm •aid Hint n spider liml suspended au unfortunate mouse, raising it from tlie ground nml leaving it t" perish mlsera .ii-. between heaven nnd earth, Would lie philosophers made grent fun of the statement nnd ridiculed ii unmercifully. I know not bow true II wns, bill I tiinv tlmt it tu..'lu iir." ia.I'll true, Koine years ago in the village of Ha- vunn In ihe Btato of New York it spider •.mangled n milk snake lu her threads tad actually raised II some distance from tho ground, ninl tills, too, iu spite »f Die struggles of tliu reptile, which Iran alive. Hy what process of engineering did this comparatively small and feeble Insect mcc 1 in overcoming nml lifting :j Ly mechanical means tho mouse or the snake'; The solution is easy enough If We only give the question a i.'ttle thought, The spider Is furnished with on» of ■?-.» most eiiieient mechanical Implo- :u-nts known to engineers—vis, a itrong elastic thread, That the thread Ii strong Is well known, ind I, there ■tr' few subBtnncoa that will support a greater strain than Iho silk of tli" silkworm or the spider, cnreful experiment having slmu'ii ih it for . ■ ■ sizes ,.!•■ Bin llgtllOf tlla'-l' Illaa'I'S (• \ a |. l||;Ct of common Irani. Hut notwithstanding rs strength tin- spldet i tin..a.; would b,. useless ns . nieelinnli-iil i were uol Ar lis cliistl, iy l he sp ler ims in, bloeka ,,r pulleys, nnd ' ■ ■ ■ it ot i -laa- thread lo tl le up and run lu d n ul d reelioi s, hut Ilia ilnstlclty ei' lie' thread i lhan makes up fur tins mil rendei the llfl ; of il mut'li heat ler thnn n uiouso ur ll Kiinkc. This inny i a little oxp l."t ii- i lilld c "i lift ■ nu puittid ivelgbl mi' fu"i high nnd . ■ ■ i i ii, mile l ur- ... 'a ,-nlaia1 ia. „f pn ling ■-.* pounds through '.,i..' I...I v hi 'i iii'"'. hed l.ol these bands a nttacbed t" n wooden platform mi which stands i pair "f horses t... j| ■ | 2,)00 pounds, a,i- rather more tiiuii ai ion, If now ii," 'ini I will uo to -i- riililier bands ■ Iti) eil.'h 0110 up ns it is i , . . lhan (went} minutes b- m; i have raised ih" pair of horses "Ye'ihils see mat tlio elasticity of the rubber bunds enables the child to divide tbe weight of horses Into 330 pieces of six pounds each, and, at the rate of » little less than one every three seconds, he lifts all these separate pieces ono foot, so that Hie child tnslly lifts this enormous weight. Each spider's thread nets llko one of the elastic rubber bands, Lot us suppose Hint tho mouse or snnko weighed half nu ounce and thnt each thread Is capablo of supporting a grain and u half. The spider would liuve to connect the mouse with the point from which u wns to be suspended with 1.10 threads, and If tbe little quadruped was oneo swung off his feet he would he powerless, Hy pulling successively mi "iii'li thread, nml shortening it a little, the mouse or Bunko inlghl bo raised to nny height with n Iho enpneity of lhe building or structure In which tho work was limn'. So tlmt to those who Imvc ridiculed the story wo mny Justly say, "Thefo nre moro things in heaven mnl earth than ure dreamed of In your i i iphy." Wli.it object the spider could hnve had in his work 1 am unable to Bee. It n ny hnvo been u drend ol tho harm wbli h Iho in.iiise or snnko might work or it tuny hnve been the hope (lint the decaying rurcoss would nttract tlie*. niii, ii would furnish f I tor tho engineer, 1 .-iiii vouch fur tho truth of the snake Btory, however, und Iho object of this nrtlelo Is to explain nml render credible a very extraordinary feat of Insect engineering. Krn of Acthllii. The "ern of Actium," adopted during tho curly days of the Roman empire, commemorates the grent victory gained hy Oetnvlus over the troops of Antony ninl Cleopatra, Jan. 1, H. C. 80, It was ni'i.'ii u-."i among the Romans both in writing mnl colloquially, Just ns In England people speak uf events ns oo- eurrlng before or after the conquest, or us persons In this country frequently ra'fi',- to events ns having happened boforo or after Hie war, A stnlsht llfo Is the shortest dis- iiiii'i' between honesty and honor.— Hniurday Evening Tost. toii uu .-. "So your lui-liaii'l has none fishing?" snld th" neighbor, "Vi s," answered Mrs. Wise, "I hope he will catch a nice lot und 'lll'lll 111,llie." "I don't l.ii'iw whether he will catch nny or nol. hut he will bring B e home. He always takes Ins pocket- book when he goes fishing,"—Washington star. "THE GAL.LEYJ3F LORNE." Flag of the Campbells Once More Flutters In the Breeze on tho Towar of Inverary Castle. Greatly to the satisfaction of a.11 good , Scotchmen, the nag of the house ol Campbell, known up in ths north as "The Galley ot Lome," once more Hatters in Um breeze on Hn: tower of Inverary Castle, showing tlmt tlm Blrangers have departed from th" ancestral abode of the Dukes of Argyll, nml Hint lim Campbells have ''nil" 11 their own again, writ,'a th" Marquise al,, Fontenoy, True, It Is not the Duke 'af Argyll himself who is in reslden -i there hut Ills yniinulii r brother, Lord ai. orge Campbell, who ims taken ivet . Hn- lease ol Hi" place from Mr. Cress- well, lis n nt i' iiiiu-. f 'I- Hi,' remainder "f Ilia' fniir years thai It ims M run. .Mr. Cresswell .via only ' 11 uu- inns in i;.: iiii af iii" place. I'n- there i Is nn old supcrstltl m In s •■.•:..111. in 1 es| Inlly in Hi" r only of Am . ' til" ali'.'a't lillll III.' .."."ll..,le". llf I I ■■ iii-y Cnstlo lu- nits mi-f..nu:. ' ' in | ono who Is ivi n Campbell Cei llnl] ■ii" experiences of the tenants if ths pi , -uia'.' the presi nt duke tie h I tn l, i || after tho di uh aaf his father, would seem e, lend e dor to the bI try. For during tho six years that have elapsed since then, several lessees havi succeeded .an,, another, two of them dying BUddcnly, while a third was overtaken by financial disaster. So wonder, i therefore, that .Mr. Cresswell has tbeen Kind to give up the plum. Inverary Castle aa lt now stinals li one of the works of the famous architect Adam, who began It In the year 1744 for the third Duke of Argyll, Tha banks ol the River Amy have, however, been the home of the chiefs of ths great clan ot Campboll fair moro than 500 years, ami the ruins of the oLl baronial hall, built by the lirst Earl ol Argyll, ai" still i" bo seen close to ths present castle, The Inner Is construct. nl of a sorl of Blato colored sl ine in . A. ., , , ,., ilnys, wi.j uu exi a da v eve y ton n | tho cns:a;:.ii.'ii Btylo, with round tow- i ers at tie- nudes and surmounted by a great Bquarc tower in the centre< Ths great hall ef tha castle, which ;-* beneath tills central tower, is ti.',' 1 with ancient arnur nml weapons, comprlS' Ing 100 iniislia'ts which were usi 1 Free Gifts of Toilet Soaps Use SUNLIGHT SOAP and GET THE PREMIUMS The Coupons are thc same as cash because they can be exchanged for Toilet Soaps for which you have to pay out money every week. Users of SUNLIGHT and CHEERFUL SOAPS can get their TOILET SOAPS for nothing, Read circul.ir in every package, or write us for Premium List. A gilt is of little value if it consists of something you have no use for. In exchange lor Sunlight Soaii Coupons you can get something you need and use every tlay SAVE SUNLIGHT SOAP COUPONS Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto. Canada i i in- Korean TJft-er, Tlie Miiueliurliiii rn- Korean si, n i* considered the llncst world. tiger the Misjudged. "Mr. (llilalisiini," she said nfter be had talked for twenty minutes of ler trout beauty, "ovcrybody says you uro sin ii n flatterer." Mr. Illlhbsuni lifted his blinds depre- cntitntly and wus about to defend him- self when she continued: ■ lint 1 bollovo you are a sincere, ear- nest mm. Pardon me. I Mil 1 Interrupt your remarks)"—Judgo„ A Vlr.T In IcOlUllda Two s nui rt young men from London ou.e ,nni,• upon ii respectable looking shepherd iu Argylcshlre uud accosted Inin Willi: "You hnvo a very tine view here— you '.in boo ii grent wny." "I'U ny. .vu ny, U ferry "lent way." -Ah: Vmi nn, see Amorlce here, I suppose')" -I.iiinr Iiinn Ihal." • IP.w i- Unit}" "Vu j.-l wait tulc the mists cang awn' tiinl you'll >"" Hi" iiniii''.'' l'h.l.v delpliln Ledger, Out.. ll,-fian„. "I never wns si, iii,my in my life." "Wlmt now, Cllthei '/" "Why, Ueorgo Iind the nudnclty to say I u-"'l pit'iii "ii my checks, Such a cnuiird wounded my feelings us tbey inu'.. never I ii wounded before." "Urn, ous! It .- a, wonder you did not burst into tours " "I WOlllil hive, llllll',', hut-hut 1 was afraid 'he leal I would wash off nil Ibo i "i' IIoubIoii I'ost. Cn urn., It Is said that the word "caucus" originated in Boston in the following manner: Snmuel Adntns ami about twenty others, shipbuilders, used to bold a "caulkers'" meeting regularly before every election In form plans ns t'i candidates for ollice; hence arose tlm ii,nne "caucus." Chlnose Km. Tiie Chinese era begins II. C. 2iWT Willi tlm accession of tlie Emperor Vii", who lirst ilevi.el a ciileuiliir for Hi" , hiii'-a'. dividing the year in 'Ml', , year, Power *.f llu.l.. Tiie famous tuosqlio of St. Sophia. In Constantinople, Is always fragrant with in the "'lor nf musk und lias heen so ever 1745 by tii,' Campbolls, when "Prince Charlie," as pretender, had ii', Scotland up in arms. , ,,t" siaia. if I ■, .- tie slopes down towards Loch Pyne, since It was built in the ninth century, the curious thhiu holm: thut nothing is done I-, keep lt perfumed, The solution of the seeming mystery lies in the one of the ni's! famous nni beautiful ,,„, „,„ w,„.n lt ffns built, over l.UiiO of the lochs "f the western H .hands. , The his ory • -f tlic Campbells is tin . .., , history of Scotland. No family his B*«d with mortar mixed with musk, "wme a larger sharo in Hi" imi* and triumphs ot thai northern kingdom The Survivor. thnn tlie clan of which MacCallum When the wlfo dies first, tho husbnnd Moro is the chief, ll I- owing '. > this i n average survives nine years, that the nam" a,r inverary figures si while If tbe husband dies lirst the wife frequently both nt Scottish history .ml survives eleven vciirs, according to In- Scottish literature, and It will bo turn- „„.„„,, statistics, slutes an l.ngllsh Ulnr to every reader of the novels ot GOING FISHING, If you're waking In llie morning, call me early, mother, dour( For Peanuts Fink ami Spider Urown and lliickiop will l>o |.ert, And wa know where tha Ushea BWlffl and whert thu shade Is cool And where'i a dandy diving plate b<*sl<H tha ■wimmlng pool. I'v» brims the klmllliiKS In, mother, you wantod me ti) chop; I've filled the woodbox till the wood Is npilllng o'or thc top; I've currifd all thu noises as my father baih) mo do; I've mtlkiM tlio rows and slopped the plga and ted the chickens too. I've weeded out the onion bed and banked the celery, And I've tran.-tplaf.tM cibhaRe plants and propped the apple tree. And I have suited nil the sheep and fixed the chicken coop AAd run all tlio errands, mother, till I felt my spirits droop. Bo, If you're waking early, call me early, mother, dear, For I know where ihe graylings play and Whore tlm pools nre elcnr, And I've dun all tlio worms I w.int and cut an alder pole, And corks will bob tomorrow morn In that old fishing hole. -J. M. Lewis in Houston Post, Waltfjr Scott Burns, too, his been olmiu.'nt about the <';istlo In his pooms, though in an unfriendly strain. For falling to receive proper hospitality on tim pan ,if ih.' duke nf hia days, when he visited the castle, h<' revenged him- paper, Thi- I n-l PrfHB i.nng Whon w.irs broke nut in which the English navy liml to tako n groat part full crews were onco made up hr self by tli- following wetUknown lines: means .>f the "press Kane"'- men wore Whoe'er he W that sojourni hsre, I Betwd im,i lmstU'tI Dboard B,1,P8 nud I pity much :iis case, made to serve, hut this riistom is now Uni'.^s h- come to wait upm j obsolete, and the last war whon men The lord, their god, his grace wore pressed for tlie navy was the tor There's northing here bu: lU'ii.ind rifle Napoleonic war, ending with Wa- I'M* terloo, lu 1815. And Highland cnnU nni hunger; _^_____ If Providence has sent mo h .". 'Twos surely in his anger. * Mri. Jay—Don't yon llml Dr. Kawycr rutli.T exorbitant in iiii prices? Mrs. Key-Not nt nil. Why, be fro- quoutly droiu In to spoiul tlio ovi'iilng wiib in Riul do.'-'ii't cbargaj a cent,- \* um .m's Home Companion, In llir Mi, l Wife-Well, Jolin. I don't lee how I cau suit you. Vou don't like my cook- lug, ami you havo ooniplalnod of every Intumuch nn th.- union ot tli" rr-*- ent Duke of Argyll and of r i Louise li.i." remained childless, the nest heir io the dukedom nnd to tho mmy other dignities miai ostntei is his brother, Lord Archibald Campbell, who, i.'inK a rich "inn and an onthu i I Highlander, devoted lo th. mall ton, i ul : tii. a'.,l en .nul traditions ot *A Strang- Dil-mmi. A curious contusion of Identity bids cook 1 liavo hired, 1 can't got ono to fair to prevent a young workglrl ol suit. Nol nil HIT Yenr In I'..Ihl,'., Thoso who nro cnlllug 1000 an off year iu politics forget that It will not only elect 310 members of tho popular branch of congress nnd legislatures which will cbooso moro than u dozen United stales Bonators, but that lt will elect more lhan two dozen governors. In most of the twenty-eight states which choose governors ihis yenr other stale officers and members of the legislature will be elected, while In somo stales which do not chouse governors there will he, as In Missouri, canvasses for ij-inor stale officers, Most of the Important states choose governors or minor officers, or both, in IIhiii, nnd ns they necompnuy a congressional canvass a great deal of Interest will naturally he aroused In them, and a largo vote Is certain to lie polled,—St Louis Globe-Dcinocrnt, DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED. by local applications, as thoy cannot reach tin diseased portion of the ear. Tin re is only one wuy to cure deafness, and iimt is i>y constitutional remedies. lia afnesi is caused by mi Inflamed eon- dltton >af Hie mucous IniiiiK of the Rust- echlen Tut"'. Winn this tube in Inflamed liifliuiiiiiiiiiian can be taken out and this hearing, ami ninn II Is entirely closed, li'ftfiiass is the result, ami unless the li,iliiiiiiniiili.il aim lie taken out am) this tulae restored to Im normal condition, henrliiH will be destroyed forever; nine ensis out "f i.n me canned by Catarrh, which Is nottiliiK lull an InflRnifd con< ditiaan of the itiiii'nii" surfaces. We will live (.ine Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafnesslcaused by Catarrh) tlmt cannot be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. H.iiil fa'r clicular- free. I'. .1 i'IIKNRY * CO., Toledo. O. SAI by Piiigulmia. 75c. Tulie Hair. Family Pills for cunillpatlon A Moniiiitln of rich. Daniel Lumber, lhe "llritisli nioun tain oi flesh," weighed 711) pounds, ila died suddenly lu Loudon ou July 1, 1800, Tin- Meridian Ant. in the tropica I northern territory of South Australia travelers need mil early ii compass, The district abounds with the nesis of llie lllilguotlc, or meridian, nut. The longer axis of thes'i point due north and south, I'arle from marrying, says Thn London .Mall. Two years ago her ohler sister write on th-i eve uf her marrlsgo lo the mayor of her nailvii villaje fair a copy of lur blrih certificate. Fir smiia rsasun tlni official tolled to And the entry, and oo- ordlngly had the extraordinary idea to Iliislinml (stubbornly)—Toil could If you went after the right one. Wlfo—That's nil you know nhout It. I telegraphed your uiolher yesterday offering her $10 n week, and she declined to eoine. Bohemian, ,!l" i'""i : ' "i"'.'5',1".' Tf'\] sand tha girl the certlfloau of htr young lllrllidn... nirthdays were celebrated as long ui.-, u. i!.. Hi... .'f I'bnraob, To Cleanse and Purify the Blood A.)d Invigorate the Action of Liver, Kidney and Bowels. You Must Uso DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS. upon not "ii y to i ilabllsh hi* hes I quarters ut Inverary, whon he sue c Is lo th.- dukodom, hut lika'Wlso ti revive nil a'f Its former glorl j -ml III..Hal or l.aal'al A Ta'll i iill Id. t'i '.v!l"m 'll'' S ' a' ll regiments of tho British army aro In- deblcd (or tit r. enl n f ihelr dlstlnc- ir." I. Is nnd t.iri.ins which the War Department was lent upon abolishing in 1881, is tai-al.iy the senior parinrr .unl iiia.aai active managor of Coutts' er sister, staling that he thoniht It w J'lal Jo as well. Vrrona'. old iinii.nii Theater. Vcroiin, In Italy, Is now completing the cxi'iivatlou of its Human theater, a Tib: girl was married, and now her work which was begun in 1834, It Is younger sHter, in her turn, on the e'le Imllt lu a semicircle, lt dates from of marriage, bas offered tl.o same cer- uio time of Augustus Caesar anil was till.u." \, tin Paris ollicials, who en )uv|s],|y decorated with marbles from verifying the document have discover- Qttm Arr|(,;l UIlJ As|a jj,, (n(,aU,r was foriueil of huge steps of granite, uhovo which wero rows of private boxes, ono of which stands in Ils original position In excellent preservation ed I he f,i . Josephine Hansen Is now In the position of being unable to marry unless her sister consents to annul her own marriage, and by so dolnu place her banl;, whare both lhe King and queen rul„„ „„ Uu offldal totbt(tl „ ..,,„ nnd with the name uf the owner carved keep prlvato accounts, and whloh he mi ., on|t Abovo the Hon of prlvato boxes ' '■ ;■:■, flrrl0,ntr.y yZ - "»PJ J f»b«,«- phMw ago Previous to A at ho had held a Irvinj'e Cerefulness. wero seated and fioin where Ihey look- clerkship in a il- in of wine merchants sir Henry Irving was accustomed to c*l down oil to the sla^e or away to the at Bordeaux, and had aflorwartl pent vlsu at the home of Miss I'rlswell, water Jousts on the river. four years In a snmllar capacity wilh author of "in the sixties end Beven- a tlrm of tci brokers in .Milieu,.- lane, n,.,.•• i„ whloh volume appears the ful- London, lowing anecdote: "My mother often Dr, .1. D, Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial is prepared from drugs known in in.' profession as thoroughly reliable for the cure ot cholera, dysentery, iiinn liiii'ii. griping pains and summer complaints, it bus been used success- fully by medical practitioners for u number of years with gratifying results. If suffering from any summer complain! It Is Jusi the medicine that will cure yuu. Try a buttle. It sella tor:'.', cents, mc sea is not u.Tinitiii'iii saltiness ut all depths, for the saltiness sometimes in.Teases with ils depth. (Inin. I in,,, Cun., The yearly Income Of Herilin Krupp, i, i.i Archibald's euii f..r everything used lo point out little details that b«j wbo inherited Uio famous iron works S .tllsh has I i io organise the been overlooked, I remember one in so-called "H ghlnnd Association," The Dells.' which my mother told Mr. which don [or old Highland muslo Irving un the lirsl night, when he renin, !i a,f the same iv a • .. El tedd- turned lo our house to supper. People f id .1 ei f"i lhe W. Ish folk i mgs, md who havs .en the play may remember the movement has a. npllshcd s great ihat Ihs lirst scene li a small inn, and deal towards reviving lhe old Highland that there Is supp.ised to have lecn a spirit l.y • Ires te deep fall of snow. Ths Innkeeper, Hal Sunllghl Simp Is heller than other snaps, hut Is besl when used In tho Sunlight way. Buy Sunlight Soup mnl follow directions, aiRKKIlitf till- *<r«nc. immediately nftor the grapes have blossomed cover tlio bunches with two or three pound maiilla grocers' hugs, , accoi'iling lo tho size of Ihe variety. sing the pun national airs i • ,; ,, (Irving), walked in on that Ant slslence Is now fully 300, Tu pro- This |a pre-emlnontly a fruit garden i" ancient night in mlinary black boots, with no tect tho works she has n small nrmy \ nwiliod, although coinmorclal groweri of 000 I I. aiiiia'.l ami Under Strict often USO It It Is the surest nnd often military discipline, Sue also has po- j ihe mosl practical way of securing per- ut Essen, Uerniuny, Is steadily increasing, It having amounted In ll)U,*i to nhout (5,000,000, Miss Krupp manages ller greal properties wilh remarkable ability, Her business is expanding, ami the number uf those dependent uu her fur employment ami sub- Overloaded iVomeu, III Italy the wulueii cany very heavy hauls (if wood from tho dock to the uiarkot place. Often these are so heavy lhat the women look us If tliey would stagger underneath, Wheu nsk- ed why ihe timber merchants do nut keep horses and wagons ti..y will reply; "We ure cheaper than horses. I'.esiilcs, we have tu earn our llviug us best we call." I..*.' ■I'l" nil 'n'la'll 'a, lb Ivor I'lll 'ci only .a lull ' U laalWII ill now .|| III a til bill* Ihey rngllllil. i 'a aii ..I the bowel ' ! Jl ' |l| IU i'l lllO 111' in llmo ihey In III ' . ' ' Sill i' pi el a in 'imi I" ll ■■ii ■ '' " ' rheumntlsm, luinlingo, Brlal ■ ■.I " nppeti a ■ gnil illuh I Mr. K ti Moyor, Lncnl I' 'ti'aiiit Ltiku, II.C, Willi's i ■ n ipe r. in tho 11| hi il loi n An,."'- lli ■ ml Dr. i it. a..11,i Book wiili It l have used f.i llol ' a ■ n ' ilns fainon I ... iliu failed 'II" Uill' I « ' |] l.a-ll.a ', lllSI a, .' llllll ll ' ' I a i, ini ■ i, .' I'llls, Thi ti ni ..v"iii.iii.- • . dip '■ . ■ ■ i Imlil up it'* i ■ ■ ■ Id mi 'a a . .1 I Uf 111' ' ' ' ■I Bal Highland han I Lord and Lady ,.,,., upon them. My mother spoke of Archibald ni I nl I peopli ind ths it, and ifterwarde Mallhlos wore high opon air perform t ir- black boots, and stood on the mat while "■I plays *' Co I ".r ; , a rn, mow was brushed "if them. Ile al King ' an .an.ti, uu. , wore, al on*> marks s'ere made as to Mr. Irvlng's at- ' i'inl o ■ i lhe mlnulesl details, and ihls time, f i .. . Lord m ihlbald is a a it i rl illy was Hi I as .m Instn elovor artist with his brush, and was nn Intimate fr" nd mnl close a loci ce of Whistler Ills only daughter, Miss A Long Lived Wb-.il Slack. IICO und a secret service,-Chicago 'ed bundles. Tie or pin Ihe mouth of Journal. ,.,:j - ■ p. j ,. j |jjj iIm- img Drmly; leave no opening (0 -"' A Hot.1 Plr. Alarm. > ■l"1 OTt«r' ' V I T" '"'"■e,"IT IMe lower cuiTier of lhc bag, so Unit no wilier will stay In It. LoflVfl (lie bag The Bring of uinroons or small shells which explode wilh n lollll noise to call the lire brigade in case of lire has Elspeth Campboll, an extremely hand* T'"'r'' '* ' "'"'"' "1"cl1 ln M,Yir- * eattsei'l complaint III llounslow. Mug- .. ., iho .,;.., ,, i-n vll '■■" in Bouth Llncolnshlrs, thai is pi . i ir fr a woman ot being able iwallln« ""'"<y. H has been standing to play ihe bagpipes, ller only bra- ;" !,"• farmyard of Mr. Philip Belby t'i"-. N'i.i'i Campbell, who has shown .'- ng li in ngs tow trds Roman Catho- I, b is s> fir shown no sign ol ih- taj many. f.r twenty leven years. The grain is said t. be in ■ * elli nt condition, and there are many stories ns to why thu owner has kept It llllaot for so many years, "ne is tlmt he determined never t-, s. ll the corn for less than a certain sum, welch was never olfei.l. Ravages of Pigs' Fed. A new light i thrown on ll depnpu Iati n of Ireland h> Judgi - t l the Limerick Hi sl ins I i ■ 'a i" and Ihi m.V Ha' a' Irl llll '■ . al a "Cl il ' HU' ; a • y at 1 Dill ll a I'll" II 1 ' 11 1 ' . i a by News, if trade I , ' I ' , i l-.iitnacinenl lllnit. ■A' Vi I had a iciTiide brittle "' '- i. II Mne'slu in bofon ihoflnol. ills, ! ii |y neeepleil me ■ ; ' ■'■' .!'." Voudon;tsayl flow lulu i , , ''■•' "■ "w Jack Aa a-,s-ai lntl.or.nf.- '"• ' " ' - »nUl0n' New (irleau, Tltueslieinocre. I tun for Him. Oolro.l lil ilefil ' I hi'iir you nretro. Ing t" iniirry Mr, (londwlii, Is (here nny truth In the reporl? Ml i1' - ■: i -i iai sny nol 11 unless It ■ -l i'l suddenly fail heir lo n fortune and llien ask mc- -Chicago land, liming a recent cull the exploding maroons, It Is alleged, caused the death uf an Infant mul lhe serious Illness uf ii woman from fright, The authorities, llOWOVor, have decided that the quick summoning of the lire l.rl- gade is of nunc Importance than tl o complaints of the nervous, ami the uso iif uinroons l< to ba continued, K.i- plosive shells nre a novel tiro alarm, Two tinrtininni... Orders, The Inclination of lhe Sun FmnclStO papers uf Hie dny, each ta go tlmlr competitors on" bottor, is well demonstrated by orders Issued l.y lhe Call and Chronicle respectively, French nf tho Chronicle on the Wednesday even- lug nfler tin* eiirtli'iuuke. "The Chronicle men will meol nl tho Clironlclo b>- morrow at 1, if ihere is any Chronicle" M.'Nam.'iii of the Call ordered that, "Call inen will meet loiuorrow nt the V mnl .'mi at i. if thero is any tomorrow." Hsu Frauolicg Argonaut, __ sartMb *u until the fruit Is ready lo Dick. * Useful nt all Times.- in winter nr in sumniii' Parmelee's Vegetable i'llls will cope with ami overcome unv Irregularities of tha digestive organ! which change of diet, chango of residence, or variation of temperature may bring about They should he always kept nl hand, iiiiii once their iiiiii'tici.ii action becomes known, no nno will be without them, There Is n.itulng nauseating In Ihelr structure, and the most delicate can use them confidently. As It impressed III,,,. "Wlmt Is reform?" asked lhe Impre-t- slve speaker. "Weil," answered Senator Sorghum, "I don't know exactly what It Is. Imt It's something we've nil got lo holler fir whether we want lo or not"-* Washington Star, W N U No, 594 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE BIRTH OF WORDS A WEALTH OF EXPRESSIONS FROM THE HUMAN BODY. Store Iiinn Four llnndre.1 Words la Our LmiKunKt- Are ltcliil.il to tlie linn,I Alone nnd Almost as Hour Aro llerlved I mm the Head. Tbo human body-Its limbs, fingers, toes, inoulb, nose, ears, head aud some 'Of the 'Internal orgnus-bas originated hundreds, of words. In ouo of tho large dictionaries moro than 400 are found related to the hand alone and almost us many to the head, Index, liidlcnle, predicate, from a Greek word I'or linger, mean that which points out. So oracle ami orator refer lu what comes out of lhe mouth. Audience, audible, auscultation, tbo auditing of accounts, originally nfler a "hearing" of lhe olflclals, are traceable lu iliu cur. spirit means tbo breath ami is also found lu conspire, "to broatbo togotbor;" Inspire, "to breathe lu," and even in perspire, "to breathe 1 through."' Impediment Is something nguinst tin* foot, Ell, the cloth measure, is the length of the forearm, The hair in capillary attraction means the power exerted through tbo capillary or buirlike lubes. The heart (cordis) Is to be observed In a cordial, or heartening, drink; a cordial, or hearty, manner; the core of nu apple. Dents in wood or melnl get their nuuie from their resemblance to tooth marks. The tongue sti'.'ks out lu several words, like language and linguist. In some countries anybody may rise by bis own merits to be somebody, even to tho "head" of the nation or of tho church; bo a bend master of a .School, head a revolution, take up "arms" and prove to be a capital- thnt !s, a headmost-soldier and the 'Chief (head) of the a-tuy. Corporal punishment is bodily punishment; capital punishment is punishment by decapitation, or taking off the head. A corporal—that Is, a cap- oral-rUienns the same as captain—that Is, tho bend of a body of foot soldiers. A colonel is one who has been crowned. The .commander In chief, or head commander, compels the chieftains, or ' heiidnieu of the enemy, to capitulate- that Is, surrender according to an 1 agreement that Is divided Into capltu- las, or little heads, or chapters. A heady aud headstrong ruler sometimes makes people wish he was head- ■ less. To make headway against bis foes lie may have to rush headlong Into difficulties or take a header Into tbe unknown sea ot politics. Among some peoples ono with the big bend Is likely to lose It. Under somo the headship of the ship ot state does not make headway against the head winds of events or around tho "cope," or headland, Just ahead. He may plunge luto trouble over head and ears, aud bis opponents have to put their heads together to head him off, so ns to prevent a bead- on collision with another nation. Some men hate to be treated as deadheads ot political headquarters or as so many head of cattle or as mutton heads or cabbage heads, cabbage Itself bclog from an old Spanish word meaning liend. Some men "piny their hnnd" for all there Is In IL Seine stretch out the glud hand to every one. Some keep hand In glove with those engaged In utidertnnd proceedings us well us with those who hnve climbed to high plnees hnnd over hand. When the right man says "Hands off!" even his right hand man would not lay hands on what wns forbidden. The clock hands tell us If we are beforehand or behindhand, A bandsomo man originally was one who Used his hands skillfully ami so wns graceful and probably, therefore, good looking. Although every one carries a palm In bis band, people no longer, wilh palms In their hands, welcome tlieir heroes. One may have bis linger In too many pies mil tread on too mnny toes. One's chlrography, manuscript, handwriting—they are all one—may be ratter course, but his fine hand Is detected lu many u public docu- iiieoi ann m urouso opposition to his handling tho funds. This might prove a severe bnndlcap, which was orlglnnl- ly so called from the jockeys putting their hands Into n cap and drawing lots for thc places that their horses wero to have In tho race. Footstool mul foot rule sound alike, but In tbo first foot Is tho literal, In tho second the figurative, use ot the word. Though the politician put his best foot forward ho may find his foothold gelling Insecure and begin wondering what's afoot. Ills coachman, mounting the footboard, may bo Insolent; his footman, contemptuous; his chef, or betid cook, neglectful. Ho may bo ridiculed before the footlights ns a social footpad, living n band to mouth existence nt the expense of tho taxpayers. While Ihey are Insisting on ills toeing the mark and he Is bunging to his poslllon by Iho toe mills, nn tho saying Is, lie mny well wish ho was buck on Ills natlvo foothills, Were he arrested he might ho handcuffed and fetters, or footers, placed upon his feet, Ho might not even have an opportunity of making mouths or showing Ids tooth nt bis enemies. Ho might In other days lie turned over to the beadsman, but there would be no newspaper headlines proclaiming that fact. Only a small headstone might leii his fate to the pedestrians, or foot passengers, going by. line. MRS, HUNTER'S STORY Bays Results are "Truly Wonderful." Mrs. I. Iluutor, ol 111 niiglan Road, King, stun, Out,, says:— "I have suffered with kidney and liver OLD LETTER FROM DICKENS. Which Started Agitation That Eventually Brought About Abolition of Public Executions. Charles Dickens waa so horror- stricken by the revolting spectacles seen among the en irmous crowd, gathered , to witness the hanging of fellow human trouble and ohronlo beings, that he wrote a powerful let- constipation for some t9r, which was published In The Dia- was subject patoh, protesting against public exeou- bilious| tions '|'|„, K1.,.;ll novelist's letter Is of The HelKhl nf SlmnllcltTa "Awfully simple, Isn't ho?" "I should say he was. Why, it's an actual fact that ho played poker with a stranger on nn ocean liner." We hnve no right to say tlmt the universe Is governed hy natural laws, lint only that It Is governed according to natural laws,—Carpenter. Are ynu u sufferer with corns? If ynu are. gel ll bottle of llnllowny's Com Cure. It has never been known lu full. time. I to dizziness Mrs. I, Hunter headache, nervousness, drowsiness, pubis In the back and sido, and a tired, weary feeling nearly all the time. "I tried almost every medicine, was treated by doctors and druggists with Utile or no benefit. "I tried Dr, Leonharilts Antl-PIll. and tho results have boon truly won derful. I am bo much better, Anil I'lll Ib a most wonderful remedy." All dealers, or tho Wilsnnt'ylo Co, Limited, Niagara Falls, out. noi particular Interest as It not only gives a graphic picture of the horrors ol that scene, but It started thai agitation which never censed until nineteen years later, In istis, executions were mi laing- er carried out In public Charles Dickens wrote; Mr. Editor,- I was a witness of the execution al Horscmonger lane, I went there with Hi" Intention of observing tho crowd gathered to behold II, and 1 bud exci Hem opportunities of doing -., at intervals all through the night, and continuously from daybreak until after the s] t.icli' was over. I d i not id- dress ynu mi the subject With any Intention of discussing the abstract question of capital punishment or any IT IS PURE! This Is th« paramount feature of "SAUDJP CEYLON GREEN TEA Free from dust, dirt, and all foreign substances. Lead Packets Only, 40c, 60c, a nd 60c per Ib. Highest Award St. Louis 1904. At all grocer*. Too Big for the Job. The neighbors of an old Irishwoman wore uiieii surprised to Bee her carrying up two lllghls nf stairs the "little , jags of .'.ml thai cam., to her bock ° ""' wments of lis lonents ■■ dour every once In a while, knowing 5dV0Jc?tf' ' s""|,ly ivl8h l' ""'" ","s t she had i, big healthy sun living dreadful experience to some Moount for win, her. one of these neighbors!th? «°™ral g00d'^ ,akln« lJ» J81*1, happened to call on her just when al •■' iu"1 mo"' P* ••means of advert- half ton of the black diamonds had 'n* ",' '"! I"'l",i"1"" alvenby Si, 0. been delivered. Her Bon wns esconcedl ?"?'.'.n. '.I0^1^ .•ai'ssio" ^^arl!al.no." on an old horse hair covered sni'u, a cigarette In his mouth and a sporting pmier In his hands. The old lady had her buds ready to make thc numerous trips necessary tu bring It up to the third lloor. "Why doesn't your sun bring up the coal, Mrs. Hooligan'."' he asked, "1 just list him that mcsi'lf wan day. and he snld he would do It but he was too big to be after carrying such small hods ns these be, Sure and Dlnny Is too big for this kind of ii job," and the uld lady started down for her coal. She—What a pity! The apartment papa has found us is on the ninth si' He When yuu arc there with lue, darling, it will he the sunny side Wiener Witzlilntt. HOT WEATHER AILMENTS, At the lirst sign of Illness during Ihe hot weather, give the lillle ones Baby's own Tablets or in a tew hours the trouble may be beyond cur llahy's Own Tablets is the best medicine In tho world to prevent Bummer complaints If given occasionally to well children. The prudent mother win not wait till trouble comes- she will keep her children well through mi occasional dose of this medicine, Mrs. Edward Clarke, Mc- Uregor, Ont, says: "My little girl suffered from colic and bowel troubles but Baby's Own Tablets speedily cured her." And the niolher has tlie guarantee ot a government analyst that these Tablets contain no opiate ur harmful drug. Sold by all medicine dealers i"- hy mall at ll.i cents a bus from till- Dr. Williams .Medicine Co., Brockvllle, Out. Keep the Tablets in the house. Mistress—How could yon be so stop id as to stand things uu a Froshl- puiiiteil table? Servant- Please, ma'am, master justldollai to give Its support to a measure making the Inlllctlon of capital punishment a private solemnity within the prison walls (with such guarantees for the last sentence of Iho law being Inexorably and surely administered as should •be thoroughly satisfactory to the public at large) and of most-earnestly beseeching Sir d. Grey, as a solemn du'y which he owes to society, and a responsibility which ho cannot forever put' away, to originate such a legislative change himself. I believe that a sight so Inconceivably awful as tho wickedness und lev- Time Has Tested It.—Time tests' Ity of the Immense crowd collected at all things, that which is worthy lives, that execution culd be Imagined by no that which is Inimical to man's wel-l man, and could bo presented In no fare perishes, Time has proved Dr. I heathen land under lhe sun. The hor- Thomas' EcleCtrlc Oil. From n few,rors of the gibbet and of the crlnv thousand bottles In the curly days of | which brought the wretched murderer its manufacture the demand hns risen bo that now the production is running Into hundreds ot thousands of buttles. What is so eagerly sought for must be iood. W. (inyl Ely, nl Buffalo, the president of the American Street Railway Association, a as talkng nt the convention iu Pliiladelpha about nit.tor- inen's and conductors1 adventures. "A conductor came to me with i smiling lace tlie other day." he said. "He wanted to tell me what happened ii.' an incoming car. It seems that a middle aged woman und her little sun. a lad of six or set- on years, got on the cur, and as soon as tliey were seated the woman took n half-dollar ont of ber pocket and handed it to the youngster to pay the fare with. ''The hoy held the coin in his -mail, fat hand, and examined it closely mid solemnly. "The oonductor appeared for the fares, and the youngster gave him the half-dollar with owlish solemnity. '■The money was pocketed and 4.0 cents in change put in the small, extended hand, "As soon ns he got this change the boy lniiglusl. wriggled in his seiu, and to lt faded In my mind before the aim- A Brave New Yorker. A great crowd, eseittsl equally by clous bearing, looks, and language of surprise au.l admiration, surrounded the assembled spectators, When I come „ young woman at Sixth avenue and upon the scene nt midnight, the shrill- Twenty-third street yesterday nfter- ness of the cries nnd howls that were noon, says the New York World. One raised from time to time, denoting that licard mel) comments from the shop- they came from a concourse of girls ,„,,., (ls ;__ put something there. Mistress (in great wrath) li tlio master is u liml, then at least he has the right to he. but you haven't, you silly girl.—Wiener Salonwitsblatt, Friend—Why, what an- ynn (loinf- in the kitchen.'1 Haven't you' uny cook? Housewife- Certainly, 1ml ilie i- in her room playing her piano.- Figaro, .lust mice, after he Int.I been nn the stand continuously fur many huiirs, the great financier lust his temper, und retorted with nn angry answer. "I'm afraid ynu forgel lhat you arc a gentleman," observed counsel, The rebuke struck linine. The witness winced visibly. Hut he was not Unwilling 1" justify himself. "Where one Is culled un to forgel sn many things, nil at once, nno be- cniiies confused, you know, he stum- moled.—Life. ihouted gleefully: " 'Oh, ma. he's taken the lni.1 half- Biliousness Burdens Life—The bilious man Is never a companionable ninn because his ailment renders him morose ami gloomy. The complaint Is nut sn dangerous as it Is disagree- utile Yd uu nut 1 suffer from It win. can procure Parmelee's Vegetable Tills, liy regulating the liver and obviating Hi*' effects nf bile In ihe Btomacli they restore men tn cheerfulness and fu" vigor ul action. and beya already assembled In the best places, made my blood run cold. As the night went on, screeohlng and touching nnd yelling in strong chorus of parodies mi negro melodies, with substitution of "Mrs. Manning" for "Susanbah," nnd the like, were added to these, When lhe day dawned, thieves, low prostitutes, ruffians and vagabonds of every kind Hocked on to the ground, with every variety of offensive and foul behavior. Fightings, fainting!, whistlings. Imitations Of Punch, brutal jokes,' tumultuous demonstrations ot indecent delight when swooning women were dragged out of the crowd by the police with their dresses disordered, gavo a new zest to tho general entertainment. When the sun rose brightly—as lt did —It glided thousands upon thousands of upturned faces, so Inexpressibly "She i- a herolno." "How hnvre -he is," • She dares to appear iliu-.'' ''Thereisno other woman like her." Only one person, whose elbows were i.s sharp as her chin, sounded a (li-- coilant note, She cried, acidulous- ly.— "Her arms me misshapen,perhaps." Curious ones, on the Fringe ol tlio clued, iiskeil each other:— "Who is slie? What bus she done' Why do they acclaim her?" "Do you not -ee." exultantly shouted a inun, who thrust himself oul of lhe crowd—"She is the only woman in New York with nerve I11114 sleeves." Wilson's FLY PADS <1NK PACKET HAS ACTUALLY KILLED A BUSHEL OF FLIES Sold by all Druggists and General Stores tad by mall. , TEN CENTS PER PACKET PRON ARCHDALE WILSON, HAMILTON. ONT. There can be a difference of npln Ion on most subjects, but there Is odious In their brutal mirth or callous- only nne opinion as tO the reliability ness that a man had cause to feel of Mother I.raves' Worm ICsl'itiiit: ashamed of the shape he wore, and to ator. It is safe. Mire and effectual. shrink from himself as fashioned In the image of the Devil. When lhe bw>) .>j*}. husband nnd I had un nwful miserable creatures who attracted all quarrel yesterday." "Then. Manrisio, toi row I will com.' with my wife to see vou both. ' "DelightedI hut look hen-tell your wife nol fo wear her new diamond ear rings. 01 my wile will at once "i.m a pair!" "Oh. the mischief! And my wile was only coming for the purpose nt showing them nli."- Dinvolo Hum.. Buy a High Grade Machine and Save Expense for Repairs Tho Argyll car Is built by tho Argyll Motors, Ltd., lilasguw, Scotland, the world's greatest engineering centre, and is acknowledged tu bu the most popular machine lu the llritisli Isles, lt Is equipped with the Astiir engine. The Panhartl Is manufactured In Paris, FranOO, and with Its world-wide reputation needs no Introduction, The Swift Is made hy Swift slotnrs, Ltd., Cnventry, England, The Ilnn win. are known tho world nver as manufacturers nf the best bicycle uvor put nn the market They havo put the same enterprise and stability Intu their automobiles which aro u« near perfect us skill and machinery can make them, Our automobile expert, Mr. G. I''. Kerr, of Glasgow, Scotland, will Iw pleased tu explain all details nf nur cars. No trouble to take imending purchasers for a demonstration spin. On view In new garage up lu nine o'clock every evening. 175 McDermot Ave. Bait Winnipeg, Man, Dallme*i Argyll Toronto Type I'liundry Co., Limited Automobile Dept., H.J. Mnrdic, Mgr. Sole Canadian Agents for Swift, Panhard, Minerva, De Dion Bouton this ghastly sight about them were turned quivering In the air, there was no more emotion, no more pity, no mow thought that two Immortal souls had gone to Judgment, no ni'.re restraint In any of lhe previous obscenities than If the nnmo nf Christ had never been heard In this world, and there was no Cleveland Leader, belief among men hut thut they perished like ihe blasts. 1 have seen, habitually, some of the worst sources of general contamination and corruption In this country, and I think there an not many ph: chum surprise inc. I mn solemnly con- vlnoed lhat nothing Ingenuity 0 'Uld devise to be done In Ihls city In the same 1 ipaas of time, could work such ruin ns ono public execution, and I stand astounded and appalled by ihe wickedness it cshitilts I dn not believe thai "HOW sad. Whal was II abnilt'.'" "I found a letter in his pocket written by a woman." "Mercy! I don't wonder ynu were angry." "I should say sn. Il was one I'd given him tn mail a week ugu."— Wnen Remitting by Poet, use enough t„ wm, Dominion Express Money Orders and Foreign Cheques The Beet and Cheapeet System of Sending Money to sny Place In the World. Absolutely Safe Purchaser Is given a receipt, and ll order or cheque U LOST or DE9- IKOVEU, tbe aiuuunt will bo promptly REFUNDED. No red tapo. Fur lull lnrormatlun and rates call oa Local Luiaiuu. "Dn ynu think that absence reall) makes the hearl grow fonder." Inquired lhe young man who was nol a fa. thai Particularly welcoi 'aller. 1 hove never given the matter much consideration." was ihe young lady's ies|aiiiisa', "Suppose ynu stay away for liv ur six yeara and wo ii si e."—Pittsburg Post, The Rev. Mr. A. im.an (Inspecting any community con prosper where such himself In mirror) * Ai 1..Im.■. 1 don'l n scene of horror mul demoralisation as fall.*' believe I ought tn wear this wig, was snooted "iai" Horsemonger lane li looks Ilk.' living a li". jail, is presented at the very doors "t -Mis. Goodman niess yunr heart, go„d citizens, nnd Is passed by un- Avery, don'l hi that trouble you, That knaiwn or fnrKiitun. Ami when in our »ig will never inui anybody fm mi.' prayer of thanksgiving f.r the season, moment.—Chicago 'I me. we are humbly expressing before ''""1 nur desire ta, r"in"ve moral evils from The wife nf a fJordon Highland"! the land, I would ask your renders to 1 Ived an Invitation tu visit him at consider whether H Is not a time to t i" barracks In Scotland, and inula thnl-. -f Ihls one, nud to root ll oul. I am, sir, your faithful servant, CHARLES DICKENS, Devonshire terrace, Tuesday, Nov 1.1, 1619. wi'h her 'heir six-year-old daughter Whon ihey arrived ihe husband was on smitry duty, sn could nol bo ap preached. The child .ryed her dad I) with a rather sorrowful imt amasi ai expression as he passed up mul down iii,. square shouldering his rille and wearing n kill A' and never before 11 him thus an.lied Prosi Fitly, with a sulaiiin liK.;, nu her face, lhc i'liii.1 loudly exclaimed: "Mammy, wl" 11 daddy ilmls lhe man Willi Still" his I''"". ' Will he g|\" III" ■ frock?" • Philadelphia Charlai Dickeni on Education. Hut the Bigwig family broke oul in to violent fmoily quarrels 1 iti whal it wns lawful lo loai h 1 1 thi man's chllalr. n Borne of Iln (n t In slated on such a thing bolng and Indispensable abovo oil oi lli.ncs. and Others a.f Ui. [;i;ii 1 I .ni such another thing le Ing pr narj ,i„ai Indispensable above a 1 nth , ..Vl)1I ,„,,, „„, ,,„ WM „ , ,„,„„„. h ne-: and ih- Bigwig family, rem In 1 „ ., a „ K;i|ll h mJ wh(( h d f, ' ms, wrote pamphlets, h. 1 1 un • ,„,„,„ „,„ ,„„.,,,.,.„ cations, delivered eharges oral >n. and ..„,. ,, ,,„.,, „ d „ J /arWes of discourse, . threw ,,,„. ^ , , dirt, exchanged pummcllngs and fel 10 , . ,,, gether by the ears In unintelligible inl- ",' ,.*'",''J Vl r u" "' Ul""M' nia.sity. Meanwhile this 111,111. In his ''" """' short evening sn.r h— it hi. lir-H". . ., saw the demon Ignorance arise there and lake his children le it-.: Pi "0 Nobody's Story, quoted by Punch. An Impud.-nl Pauper. An Inmate of tho Newbury fBorks) Workhouse, who h is caul -l the H 'nrd in l< rable amounl '.f trouble, has writ!' n u lett'-r lo the King, 1 I I with the words, "Levi 1 1 aii" Ila has also s"iit a ("iiiiiiun call m lo Do Pi 'a" Minister. IS My Hair i Extra Long -Peed your hair; nourish ii; give It swncihing to live on. Then It uill atop-falling, sod will grow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only hair-fe-od you can buy. Por 60 years It hat bees doing just what we claim it will do. It »nf not disappoint you. ■li-*-.*- .a**... a......em* em .n.i •Hr.% - ..Ci ll.li Vlpr . "I"'M una. tt tegu loareaa, US .,-. ai La lourta-an InebM lobf Hb .MtajS . ntanSM ,.aaH '"tiiaan.i l-alia| l-maaaa "tl»-ill at. laall " H la. J II H»«. (Mo-vk, Sprttf.. t.i" a AIm kuolkMinn •/ iters ■m.rAimn. rius. uiiukv rrrrm-L .sWv\, Men of Miny Part-. Mr. W A for liven- tv-elght year* 1 of llury St. Falmunds, nn I hi I al lhe igi f lovenl- ■ '■ ■ ' 1 nature l ml 1 iscoplst, iistrii .in. r '. ' ill '. flautist, borough auditor, and pn 1 ' tha oheai a.ijb, ^DODD'S ?KIDNEY^ k pilis 4 '(Ml,. .— .V A 1' nam farmer 11*iug near tho town ol ini a having got himself dis liked nn account ol hi ■ quarrelsome habits, th" .eh' 1 ' ' Ided one nlghl tn cool liim down a bit At midnight the farmer wa turti'ii by a voice shouting, "Your burse Ih lloli ttl" The Irate farmer hurried on his clothes, inui. hastening tn the door. asli.'d. "Which way has I; "Toward 11—," repllo 1 one ol lhe farmers, Another offered the loan of n horse h" bestrode, which offer the sleepy farmer accepted, Aft"r riding all night he fniiiui hlmsell al daylight in m iiiuriilng ihling his nun horse, The Inspector ol tho English school sked ihe hoys iii the et hool lac nil iinntiiiig: ( .111 vmi take VOIII iiiui overcoat all" \. -. i|r," bus tho " I"! •■ "Can the laeui inl., In- warm over- coal "il-' 1V0 iir." Why not?" 11 .ie wai 1 Hence for a wl Hi a little boy <poke up, Cl,■.,-,. .' ...... , ''ale tie buttons Hie W N U No. 594 THE I.Xl'KKSS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C North Vancouver Real Estate We huvai enquiries for good IJu.'ness and Itesideiitiai propeiU'. List yours with lie. We do the business, Consult us before buying. Bturta, Solieitor, Kotary, Etc. TaosiKais lli.i.'K, Ni'iiru VAWovvaa, H. I'. OSO.K Mc inns s, Nt. A., I. I.. II.i S. I). BUU'liH. II, A.l A W.IIlll'tH, II. A. umM squill & HAKrKit Barrislem, Miiilors, n'utaiirs, Kir. tH.ia'p. ii. N. a. HsaidUm, Vancouw, nnd Jiini'li'ili llliil'k. Snrlli Vuiculver. A.&m.th*Co'u «•A-SiUW Junction Block North \aiH-uuvrr. Rolled Oats flour Hay and Feed Seeds Ml OQDERS DELIVERED B I J Tk.Rrackjnan-Ker Milling Co, Harry Mitchell, local manager, J^ynstlalcAvc'iHie. Fine, healthy Tomato ami Cauliflower Hants, p,rown (nun Stlttoi'- Seed.*,, always on hand Real Estate and Insurance Ynu will llinl II uea'ly to >'(i\ir aily.nl.kb I" ice in- before oioil*ig III? deal. LONSDAIC AVI, tt y*HCOUVER MRS. H.A.SHAW I'ltlMIK DRY GOODS SIOHt. StWiW prices, and in same cases cheaper than city. SNAP ..A Lot For Sale.. on Fourth ytrect, between Chesterfieldag/j jWahon Avenues; 50 feet frontage^ all cleared and fenced; good locifVjon; SO00 cash, Apply, J, WII.KI'.S. Hotel f\U|i',Vii Vancouver. "The Guardian" Vancouver's Monday Morning Paper Bright nnd newsy' .liune, Foreign ami l.ucal new-, etc., etc f 8 000 the sum of seventy-five thousand dollars Received lhc assent of the Electors at fur the purpose of carrying out the! mi Ejection held for the purpose on the public works after specified, and in I dav of 10011, supplement of the General Municipal Heeqii-jdered and [finally adopted by Kuvetiue—It bujiig understood tliat nul the Council, signed I'*' ibe Keeve and les lhan Twenty-live thousand dollars Clerk and sej-li'i) wiih tlie Corporate of said Loan tyil'l lie expended outside r-u-jil, till pn the day "f A.|). lhe proposed City area. I I'J'.H). \Vi(iaiic.(,s. uu approximate estimate I ~ nfthej units required for thc varimis _,__.„_ _._ rI crrnDC |0;'l^\vurki-iueiili,ii,c,llia»l,ee,i niiidc NOTICE TO ELECIOHb 1* fheCuiin.''il ami is embodied in said I'etitinii iisiiillnws: J, Within llie area proposed to he embraced in tiie Ciiv of North Van- cuilviir: Lt)Us.dalt* .'.venue i'-|.'IW'Je First Street ojid 1,'rialce Second Street ............ Tliinl Street and (Iri^/go Fourth Street Fifth Street ami .('invert Sixth Hrecl ami Culvert Keilh K'-ii'I Tenth Street. Thirlel'lllli, Fourteenth nud fifteenth Streets. Sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets Nineteenth ami Tweti'v.-'irst Streets ' . liewicke Avcu.t,ic, I.arsou Hon,', etc Taku Nona lhat lhe alinvo is»true coij.v ot the proposed By-law, tt 1 n...'..li il:,' vole '(tlie Municipality will ,.,,, lie iiiAt: within tin* Municipal Hull ■;' ,,1 \ .nli Vaticuuver, on Wednesday, tl"' j'l.im l.illidayof Allgusl A. I), IIHKI, lieuveeii ■1 Ac hours of 11 o'clock A.M and i lock P.M. Au:x, I'iiiiif A M,G. and Uoturidng Officer •.'.niiii Tin 1.'iiii 1 i im" :t, .11 »i ii in I,out) Million Avenue... ii.'"1 Clieslerlielil Avenue 1,61)1) St. Uoorgc's ami Durham Avenues St, Andrew's and Wulffsohu Avenues St, David's lllld SI. Patrick's Avenues Park Street ami Orescent Victoria I'nrk and Honda Sundry Wurks Total lor Ciiy area. 2, IVItlilli llll! district lyint' .J'-it.-i-i the propuscd City: l.ynn Valley Kuiiils. . \ 7,500 New Scv ur Bridge ami npproiu'.hcs. . ligllO QrlJgu and Keith llaillal lilist. . . . _*,OUQ Capilano Bridge Approaches.. 2,000 Hope ll'.icl i" Cupi- hum Hi'W Foothills Houd to Ciipihiiiu H.000 Keith Road West 1.500 '.', '""! Pi '.,.;c m,iu 1; is iimimiT ,',j,vcn thnl he Vote of the Electors nf the |)lstrlcl AAi if North Vaiivuiivcr will he taken on Wednesday, Iln. IMli 4*y "1 August, .'l.i.iii A. ()„ I Mil, lieiwe.ii llie hours of I) irt I,,. I; ll, 111 anal , u'. Ink p 111 nn 1,111111 i'ie ".North Vancouver laiuii By-law Nn, ;, 1000," ami llltlt wilhin the Municipal llnl . Ni.rih Viiiicniiver, and thill Alexander Philip Ims been appointed Returning Ollifur lo take lhe vute ol micli Klurtors with llio usual powers in 1,750 ihnt helinlf, By Order of the Council, L'.lllII .lllSa,|.,y K. Kkai.y, Keeve. 1,000 -Ur.x. I'iiii.ii', Iiiiii' C.M.C. 2,800 — '—~— 5.000 uf the Corporation of the Dislriel of North Vancouver, (rum uny person ur persons body or hud! porule, who mny he wi)l)ng i<> n y 1. ,a- • ihe sain 7. Tin* Council may at any time purchase any Debenture «r Debentures issued under ihis lly-law, provided they pay in addition to their i'ur a l..;an, a sum or ruins f njupuy not | villile,'ll prumiilin or lioiius uf live exc line in the wl ■ ^i'i,UO0,.iiiid In per cent, 011 such value, ur such less cause all such sums su raised ur received j sum lis tuny he agreed oil wilh the 1 he 1111I1I intu the Hank uf Urilisli | hulder or hnldurs (hereof, 01 any pari ' llieri'.if, nml all such Debentures su purchased shall hu forthwith cancelled nnil destroyed, and no ro-imj.uu ol Debentures shall bu made iu con- Bi'ipiencc of such re-purchase. s. The deb, hereby created ig u linlailiiv ui iliu Mniilclpnlilv ni large, !). 'I in.- By-law shall Inliu effect on the lirsl al.U Ol 'i.'laalai'f. UlOll, 10, This By-'iiw mny be cited fur all nir,,.... - a- the "Nurlli Vuncuuver Water Works 1 illy-lnw, No. 2,11100." I'.... I bv thu Council mi the second Nurlli America, to the credit ol the Air|iur:itinii, I'ur (lie purposes mid with the object hereinbefore recited. 2. ll Anil be 1,11 .villi for the Reeve In cause any number of Debentures to he intule, executed and issued fur su,cli stuns lis may be reuulred, mil exceeding in whole, however, ihe snui uf ♦•-'■'> mm. No debentures shall he fur u buyer sum llian tl 000. All such Debentures shiiil lie sealeal with llie sea! of llul Corporation, and s|gned by iho Reuyu mid Clerk. d The said Debentiircsshnll bear date I dnv id A.ug|usl, l'.)0ll. llu- First day ufOctiilier, Ui.'i,, ai.d shall deceived' llu lisselltoitho Electors at 1)0 made payable in llfty years from -aid .laic al Nurlli Vancouver, H. A, nul shall liaveaitii.lical iothep) .1 ouimia the payment of liitoresi and tliu un I'lc.'L.aii bold lor thnl purpose uu I'..' day of , mini. Reconsidered by the Council and inlly adopted digued by lhe Heave .icniilures un llie interest Cniipaiiis mat ::iuil Clerk, ami ai-ijeil with tl be cither written, stamped, printed ur lithographed. I. The said debentures shall bear Interest 111 thu rata ni live per cent, per annum from the date thereof, which interest shall he paid qttlirlcily Oll lhc lirst day ol January, April, July ami October in each and even year during the existence ol the said belieiitures. ' urporute ; call oil the A. D lllllll. day of ELECTORS OF NOPT.H VANCOUVER. i/isinci Vancouver A BY-LAW Taki; vnTiti: ih.,i mc alinve is li Irue copy ol the proposed By-law upon wbi.cb 1*. During llfty years, lhe currency nf lli'u Vute of the Municipality will uu the Debeulures in be issued under' the laken within the Municipal Hall, .North aiilliiirity -af tills lly-law. the sum iai Vn luvur, on Wednesday, the l.ilh 01,260shall he raised annually for Ilm day of August, A I)„ luuii, between the payment of interest on the said Dobcn- hours ol I) o'clock n, m, and 7 o'clock lures, and the sum of Jli'.'i -bull be p. Ill, Al.iv. I'iiii.ii', raiseil annually iur the pay-ucnt ol the j C. M C. 11 nil Itutiirnii'ig Olllcer, debt, making in all Ibe sum nf ^l,11:> to be raised iiiinuidly as aforctuid, fi'imc ^oticb IS iiiiiikiiv iiivks that 0. Fur tim purpose of paying tho said 1 lhe Vote of tlio Electors oi the District siini.if^l.llo the amount reqiiinil (orU'f Nurlli Vancouver will be taken oli paving the interest nn llio Debentures Wednesduy, (he 15th day ol Augusi, tolie issued as aforesaid, and fpr form- '>• D 1000 bet.-veeu the IiourB of I) Ing tt Sinking liiml to repay tlic suld o'clock a. in and 1 o'clock n. in., o(n tho Slim nf $25,000, a BpecJnl rati' shall be ANniih Vancu'iver Water Wurks l.nan assessul. leiieil and collected, iu the By-law, N.o, 2, I0Q0," and thai within snme manner us the Municipal Taxos | the Mllljlcjpill ll.ill, Nurlli Vuncuuver, are assessed, levied and collected upon and llutl Alexander Philip has been md fmni the Ileal property, and upon appuliiteillictiirniug Olllcer t;o take ibo ... . . flftv per cent, ol the assessed value of VOlu id an-li eleclors wiih the usual Provide to.!' borrowing |,hl; rovumunts within Iho sai iters iii Hint i-uliidf. . • Townsite, as sluiwti hv (he last roviscd By,or,duruf tliut.'oiiiicil, »7^,it'ii' Wlliaill.is, it Will I"' lli'li—,11 . tu raise iiiiuuiillv hy Special Bate lhc s"n ,,i (4,2-15 far the ler I llfty years fyr| the repajiiniii uf llio said Ann. and f',r' Intcrcsl thereuii ns her 'inuiler provided, IViikiikas, the value of the wl)v/c ratenl'l" pru|Hirty in the said Distr;,.; %l apt VPflf Cuardiiin Pub. Co. i according to the lust revised Asscssuwu-t (Viperyeai noil umoiints to »2,422,2io, Hack lllud, \ .incuver. Wnciuiis. tliuiiggregiiteol D.beniii." 1 1 MAi nt the Municipality (excepl fur works ol hand iiiiprovcineiil) including Districtof North w1,ur,'l,>'ttUt,,orUuJ wtu Ami Wiiiaici". lu provide (or tbe pay- Vancouver. rpllfv COCNCII imite," 'An.ler *- wurk of (lean-tai!, wuoblng NOTICE Tenders (nr and I grading about Ma'„\»V.vl '''1"' '•'".'' |(o«d in 1.vim Vfrile* "i.i fi" t" -l"''1' I liCjUiuilS. copy ui lvbl(lil,.iLli he lili'l "11 application at the Municipal Hull 1 Sealed tenders marked "T inlcr. fur 1 Pipe Line lined," Willi diilioslls, lllllsl ' lie in at the Municipal Hall not later than 7.110 p.m. un Wodnclnv, lhe llllll day of August current. AI.KX. I'IIII.II'. C. Ml' a re****) ^ne^ District of North ^ ;|| SOUTH NANCOl'VKK OWNERS V.'JSljING TO I) I SI'OSK OF LOTS, BLOCiKS OK ACREAGE AUK REQUESTED TO PLACK SAME WITH .■■'..) H- I Ll Coruor Lonsdale ,i.id 5th St,, Nm tli \',ill'.(J'.i' ''.r Vancouver, A BY-LAW 1 i Tu KiiitUc tiiiv i'(>r.|„'.,r:ili«it) of'llu- District t)f Nurlli \':itic..itivi-f tu ){tx\iv by Witv of Iauiu tlic aSuni ni ni the interest and ihe creation uf a Sinking I' I f..r lhe paying nt said principal sum ol D75,lH)l), it will be ua'essarv lo levy a Special Annual Kate of one iind 'three loiirtli Mills on (In- Dnllar mi the present vitluiiliuli. i Tiiiiiiiaiin: tlie lleevc niial Cinilicil of ill.- r..l'|a..r.lliall| (if Ilia' lAlli.'t of Xurlll Van.oiiyer, ill Council assembled (villi ihe n.-i-.'iii nl the Klcelnrs e -.111 Dislriel duly obtained) ciuicl a- loll-iVs, iiaiicli" Win 11 »s,tl e.C' ni-ell of the Dlstricl I. ll shall he 1-iufill for llie HceVe of ,.j Snrlli tiiucuuvivr Ims ret'elved II the i'a.r|.a.riiii"ii ami llie Clerk nl thi) j IVlJtiuii,lUleiilas loei(cli.igliuturu ami . Council, (or the |.iirj"■-- ulnresui.l, in .,..,„A i,y ilmiiwucrsulinure,thun one-1 lii'ii-.m nr ra-c lu nay "in Loan ir ban in value ui lhe Heal propert) III- any |.c,r-,tuii.r persons, laidyor li. cr- ciinled in the sail T-iwnsili-, lis shown pniiite, -ilm mny be ivilllug I" ;ei' nice i,j .aid .Mups ii liarsH7.*l,S7ll, 7o0,8UK, ine same u| ill.- cr. .In ul llie Di lien- mi; andIKI'J,and rcnuestlng them m puss ! 'icreiiiitiier llienlinlicd, ui the ;, llvlnw lo iiuihorisc llielli t" piiraiinii.'u jiuiii "i uioiiey ii"t ex- l-orru'w the suin of <SJ,00U to ho used fur 11. iji-ittiiiilc lliesiiinnlSeventy- ti„. |inr|«i.-e ul exteiiding tlm "\0r1h live Tiiiuisiiml linllar-if.o.iKiu. nml t.i Vancouver Wutur Works System, pro- cause the -nine l" I"' i'laciai in llu' Hani, yi,in._. |i,in, at Intake, |ti>sitr.vn|rs and .,1 I'.riii-li N.,rlli Ainericn I" the credit .1,1111 n. hvilrunU and purchiajdllg ui ..:' iin- t'nrpiirali.iiildr l||u purjiosi above JViilor-shcd i.aii.ls, and cnrryjng aaiit thf Sum of |25jOUO to Assessment Roll nl the Municlpidily, ami sliell rate may be li.y.'il by lhe lie Secured Bv LoClll General Hate By-law or lly-laws of the 1 municipality, Spt'ciul Rates Upoji tin'j b - .——.-—. IiiiiI l'roimvty In.cludi.'d Within th," Houndum's .of the Town.8irto gf Nortji Yancoii.vor, us SJw,\vp hy ilif Nlaps Thereof J-'jled In the L;,'nd Registry Ollice .)t tin; ' ity of V;iiicijU''.'.'i' (Hid N'un.iht'r- etlb78j «.?.f 7.Mi. 898,1)0" und \i.''l l!i'S]ii't'tively AllVall.tl E. Kc.u.v, Reeve. Am \. I'ltil.ti', C. M ,f. Will In najd for thc dt{c/:Hir/t nun cn/tcic- timi of parficf whii ■' ' - ■ '"', it l ■•'ij advertisini] si'in* in Snrlli I r/*n meer. S. GINTZBURGER, 'fjie XaviIi Vancouver Sji.-oinlist Kit Cordovii Mieci. re Ite.l i l.ebentiiic ll-mb iai the C'or|Kir- tiiin 10 tlie aniiiiint of ("5,1)00 in tliu liaciiiiarli reipiircd in uoiiiiectloit thu will U'iikiic.ah, the assessed viibje uf the ■■-Western Ccrbcrationf Ltd, iibule, may bu i.-s'i"'l by the -ami Keeve |;,.nl Property and InipruvenienU ivith- niel Clerk iu tiirins uf the Miuicipal | in ||„. prcM'ii't Water Works 'lownsilu, Clauses Act. hi sums ns may bcreTulrod, ;, rilmg 1,, the lasl revised Assessment but not for more than ♦1,000each, fclacb ](0|| nf the District, is the sum o]t iifthesitiil Dulieliturcs shall lie signed by ! (I *)33,u"4, the 8a,ld lleevu uml Clerk, and tho Clerk iVnxiikAK, tho Assossed Value uf (he shall attach tlioreiinto the Corporate heal I'ruperty and lmprovoincnls «itb- Seal iif tlie said Coipnraliuii. in the saial District oi North Vancouver, jl The licbcutiirc Uotids Bhall bear ','c. .'I .it a rule uol I'M' ling live per •ii. per annum, payable quarterly on lim.-1,1 ibe last revised Assessment Hull, is tli" Mini ni (2,7119,727. IViikiikas, the Ileal l,ro|*wtj*. situate ,of Si'Vmifv-livc 'rii'.iU-j'li. I'.r-i aiav- ,,i January, April,'July wltltin the said townsite, aro ,liable at I nni i,''",,iier: it'll iind every yenr chir- pmient for a local lmprovomi*iit Hate iimler '.y; CM tii JM/.'/."/.'.v SOD I I'lil'STAIS CJtVAMU, WBACCOS KTC, 1TR.0 Rk-nffRANT, Till' i:sn i.v.i/./:. snnd f*s7."i 1)1)11) Hollars iiw.tlm -{-itrptscy of the mid i»ciieiitnrt--i for tlin sum of (50,000, borrow s.UHi W>,vji) ■»|.'1' '„r.u .,'.„,„,. There shull bo nl tacheil ,|10 .North Vnnconvor Water Wurks -.TANI-AY I'AHK Xk aoid Stout ll, l(",»vt'«, !.«.{-. '.."I Inm lhe l!..",-* it"-""i Co., Ild. fnr till* I'tinil)*-- ,f I'""'" I.'. b.'iitnrel".nd-,l lor int. 1 tirpuae .vjijhv lh„ ,,v.(,v„ Ior ,,.,,.,., I'.,. it"' l.'.l.cnture llonds,Coupons signed unl every pay- I nioiit of3kqrcsl ihal may Iwc s 'Inc. ( iirryiiip.llit the. pitfujicL.,,1 m.f, fymmte muyl iti.. r wni- (1 i -tne |.'.l. pritiicl nr llihngrnphetl, 1. flic said llehenluri' I'. I- n- I" pri in- pul mi'i in'' real -ball !"• payublo Wurks After Bpo.cjjjlod, illid Jli Stl|i|il.'UH':it of (ieiUTllI .Ml!llit''i[titl Ro- vonue. \\ 1 -has, a Petition, ligned hy in- ■a.nier.- .u 1; "te than one-hall In llie a( the Land ,n ihe Dlstricl . . . . I'unconver, as *|iown by the iaal re- ■d Assessmenl lloll, has been pre- I,.mn lly-liiiv, llllll, and a part ol said I ni,A 1- iiiliie lor the rales levied tinder a Local Improvement lly-luv, turn Loan of (2,000. v. in in.i\ the estimated cost ui tbe nuld extension work, together with the |l--t costol the IVater Wurks Bystom it the M ipal Hull, Naaitb Van- does nol uxeced l'u percent, nl llu ,-ouver It. 1' . ami ile -iiiii principal tssessed Vah i tbe Ileal I'ropcrtv nun shall bo Hindi* payable by the Cor- 1Ul 1 Impruvcnicnti within the Bald piiraiii.il at a diiic a't later than lift} i'oivnsiie, and ihutu nro 110 other debts year-(ruiu the lir-l .Iii(uiilii'al»i, l','l'.;.i |,„ nliicl, (he Ileal Property (Uld Iiiiii, There shall he raiseil and lovludlmivenicnli within llie Townsite are aniiuiill.v. I'*'a spcii'l r,it- on rati ,.,,i,i, iur I al Improvements,except nMe prdperti In the said District, t'"- -um'I tl.'.i mr lhc purposi "I I i'i ''.' ^mkiic (nml l"r thepuyiuelil 'at tb" (3,1(1 Hm■{'.". ,11 i:|" r.i'i.'ii rt Fitwn,iill iii Nurt'n *Vancniivi*r \vi* nre pi't'puTutl iyili liver nil Itindii nf l..r.MIIKK AND r.ril.l'IMi .MATEJilAL nt A'aiiAHiye,!' I'ily I'rices. L'ltl.l and see inr you,r- 4 j Vl',-. 412 Miistinq* Street West, Vancouver, B. €,. Electric Light ...nua..HaMaiBK«tic«aiiaMi.awi.-la'ai->ac»'anamA.t.u'nau^.i'aaa.«ana. Tlic Poles f.it' ilm distribution ol Ele,cti'ic House Lighting av now (arriving at our I'lilevaiil. Prospective customers are respectfully reejtii'Stetl to file theii applicati ui ■ loi Eh 1 Iri Light ns Boon as possible, so that the con -n u* tion ol these iiiics iii.n be 111k.il in hnnil at once. debentures, ami tllO mill nl A, "car v .,. ,, t,.,,isi(l, and the nlip tlm payment of tho intiircsl al the rate „],.(, • injntonded to I rented are 1 said l.nniiMif f.'iil.niiiiaii.l (l'.iiimi. Uiii.nns, the 11 int of debt w,hlch , , .. ,, . , is in.,,, 'itocreate^i. ihe Britisti Columbia Electric Railwdy lo.jLtd, afprustild. lo become 'In such Doboii' , .ented lu lhe I'liuneil ul tbe sail 1 »iitr 1. ' tnre- iliiriiu! ll"' cu" m 1 'I" " rcnuestlng thorn to Ititrojluco ami |«n an orjunl annual specinl rale ol I \ Mills n lly-law, to autliorlss then . .1 * BANK M BRITISH NOKTIl AMERICA CAPITAL, 14.866,666 RESERVE, la,o«,997 Head Ollice in Canada, Montreal, H s.::.im'.'.. General ','■-. * ei | Euisi.v,Supt.o(Branclie« ei •nh-" m liniaib Caluinbia—^Ashctolt, Cit«eii\vood, (tualei •..- 1' land. Trail (Siili Branch), Vancouver, Victoria, 1»". 11 ' ul Dawson, V I baviuijb Pi-partineal I leposiM received Irom Ji upwards, 01^ tor. tonwlale Ave. and Uplnnade, Nona Vnniouver, B. C. 11 tlie dollar ul Ihe pr-sunl 1 itloit nr -in b (iiriber or oilier rote .1 ill ' • Bllfllclltnl fnr III.' Mid |il|'"-' llllll thill iii addition lo all rates lu Int levit i and a'.allected 111 ill" said District diirinii tlic whole currency nl iif iniil ilchcntures or any qf thom, I il. ih. A' ainicil may at sny li por- chase an of tho I) ntiin 1 Issued ! illlda-r 1i.1l . ( nn provided they pay, In addition tn tl|clrpurviiltie,ap*uiiiliiin or bonus oi 1 ve,,-ei cent, un inch value, or such I"-- sui, ,. '' ". lie .cr I (III with the lii.l.lei t.', ■ ■ such l.i'b. nlura- -'• lalira'll.l ' I i.i, ' Iti- ; ivltli cancelled ami ilqstn veil und no re-issue of Dehenturci sluiil he imide In ,',a|i«ei|iletl, c i.f Hlicll re.pllTI hll-e. a 7 This Hi-law Bhall'•"!,." Into effect 1 . lirsl da; ofOd H Ih - ll) lau iiaiir hi I r llll i'lirpai-iias' Tli. Nurlli ... Iver I Dim II, i.iu Sn. 7. Allll raised bv the Cmincll on llir '.'nil Iai ul liuiist ( I' I WW eiieii'l the Nnrib Vancouver IVatoi Works a'-lem, i" provldou Dam ai thu li 1.11.1', liesorvoiri and additional hydrants, and lo purchase Water-, bul linds, and carry out nny other uurk r,- mi 1111 connection 'herewith, (t ib, alutiti'j I iif. years, the I tie Dl'l till'''- I" lie i- led tiiialii il,.. By-law, ii uill reiiulro tho sum nl (I.l''" t"b" raiseil annually fnr Hi ■ payment ol hitort'si m lhe laid Ilebenluii'S. and alsu 'lie "lllll ul (lllf lu he rai«e.l annually (ur the paynieiit ol ihe debt, making Lp all the sum ol (1,4151 ■ lie raised atmually. Ami. '.nun:.'..- tbe.lcbt to Is' bei by crcniwl s created on the security ol the Special Kute settled by this lly-law, niltl ntectl by theijrt'dltll the Mm,, |. pnl lie gtinriini 'run. ia.a, tlio Heave and Council ol (he 1 nrporatlnn "I the Dlstricl ol North Vancouver iu C iiincll iissomhlcd tuitli il, ni a.i tl i.Electors ui the Districl duly obtained) t'lincl a- lollnwi, niiinelv: 1' it '.|,i,ll be lawful lor tho ll".'*.' ,,l the Miiniiiiui Itytoborroa on Ihecredll | -- . a. in ia. AM RFATTIF ____ i)(ll)l'(' ^"^^ AMctionee 1 IYI. PL/\I I IL |(7 Cordovfl Sfeot) Voncouvcr) Bi c lie sell.-ai i- is or private houso or buys outright all ciasscs 'ii hoiisohold uoods or bankrupt Hooks fnr cash. REAL ESTATE He |ias siunenl tlie line.-l buslllBS! ami i.iilerirunl prupcrly ill .Nortli Vancouver, Hue him utnucoIf you think of picking up property!!) lb..- section, Howise, UUY N'iW, and vou will muke muncy. :: :: BISCUITS BISCUITS Thf World-renowned Biscuits made by Carr &Co., Carlisle, only 25° P" Pound. J, A. McMIILUN, the E*|)lanad?
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