■' VOLUME IV. NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C, FRIDAY, MARCH 15. 11)117. NUMBER 4 The council met hist evening. Reeve Kealy presided, and nil the .councillors were in llieir places. A letter was received liom the Department of Railways at Ottawa asking further information rc^ard- ing proposed Combined railway, traffic and tramway bridge mer tlie Second Narrows. Referred.to the reeve nnd clerk to reply. Letter from the North Vancouver Land iV Improvement Com- pany, agreeing to allow the athletic association the use of Victoria park east temporarily fur athletic sports. It was resolved to tender the company thanks Inr .'.his. Referred to hoard of .'.'nils io confer with lhc association ns to work to he done on llie park to make k suitable fot their purpose, Mr. 11. E. C. Carry, C. E., was present, ami laid before the coun- .cil his report as to the best location ior ihe new Seymour bridge, with recommendations as to style of structure, etc., anil also reporting as to Capilano bridge. Resolved, thut the Capilano bridge he in tin: meantime clos for irallic till necessary work is carried out. Mr. Carry was in- structed to prepare plans and specifications (ov the now Seymour bridge and for work on Capilano .bridge, Resolved, lhat copies ol the report re Capilano bridge lie sent tu Mt. Tytler, C. E., who designed (the bridge, and to Mr. Belts, C.E., .under whose supervision the work .ol construction was carried out. An application hv Mr. Win. I.iiuii'i, iur the position nt niiiiii- ■cipal engineer, was considered. Mr. Loutet was present and stated Ins experience and qualifications fu ih," work. Alter consideration of Ins testimonials, ii was resolved that Mi Loutet be appointed in- aternu tnuuiciptd engineer at ,i salary ol (too pei month, Mr, Loniei ... .tui a considerable -thill' i|a -.' '" aiuCl" ul Mt Ul tl a. adder, ongineer and arcl iteel iu Dundee, Scotland, who certities .that lie was one of the most intelligent apprentices he Imd in his service ovur a period ol |o years. Mr. Loutet enters ou liis duties ■it once, and wil! reside 11 Ninth Vancouver.. The clerk was directed to prepare a by-law to regulate the con struction aud sanitary arrangement -ol buildings. The finance committee was ■directed to consider whal arrange .incuts caii lit st be made for a census of the population of the town- site of North Vancouver. Resolved, in view of the risk involved of accident, lo or through civic employees, to at once effect an insurance against loss from ■such risks. The meeting then adjourned. LOCALS. Seymour Creek Road, Considerable discussion has rliiken place between the municipal council and the city authorities regarding the Seymour creek water- rights and road which the City of Vancouver is about to construct unl use. Several conferences havi been held, and finally an agreement has heen reached, whereby Vancouver builds and maintains the road at her own expense, llllll shall give the rights tu other municipalities to build their pipi line along llie same road, on iln |:i.; iietit ul a pn. rata shnn: ol the cost of the road, based on lhe water records u- agreetl upon last year, Tlu- road ■will be built immediately. Tie city is advertising lor tenders for clearing, anil in onler to facilitate .matters, the contracts will be lei in sections ol hall a mile each. Tin" proposed road is about seven miles long, ami will entail much excavation work. When completed this road will afford us good ,-*„i attraction fur tourists and anglers as the Capilano highway. Mr. Howard Pearce, ol Vancouver, an ompanied by Mr. |. \V. Pyke, iln' well-known insurance man, called on Tut; Express this morning, Mr. Pearce is investing heavily in real estate here, and mav, at no distant date, reside 'ten:. A. B. Diplock, of the Western Corporation, has purchased a lim: span ul Shetland ponies (ur the baiys. It is a well matched team, each one weighing about 300 pounds. Tin' lien little steed6 were recently imported direct from Scotland. li. H. Warren, Victoria, was registered at Hotel North Van couver this week, lie says thai business, as well as real estate, is brisk, Mr. II. C, Wright, of the Western Corporation, is noi improving us rapidly as was expected, and it will be some lime before he is able to resume his duties. The monthly meeting of the Athletic Association was held iu the club rooms on Monday even ing, Vice-president Mi. T. Clark in lhe chair, A vote of thanks was tendered Keeve Kealy for the good work done hv him in securing Victoria pack lur athletic purposes, also Mr. (i, H. Bournes lor bis help in si'i mine tin* prizes lur tin present whist tournament. It was decided to hold a grand smoker in the chili rooif.s on the evening of April isl next. Arrangements have been made whereby in future tho whist tournament will not conflict with those wishing to carry on athletic work, The meeting, which was (airly well attended, then ad- journi I. Herbert Baker, formerly of the ferry service, has assumed the position of clerk at Hotel North Vancouver. A. (i. Macguiro, ol St. Johns, N. IJ., paid tin town ii flying visit ibis week. Mi. and Mrs. K. E, Ward, Read Island, were visiting Iriends here on Tuesday. T. (i. Mitchell, Victoria, was in town this week. 1 lie real • slute firm ol Eves & Durston is l" he known in Initirc as lives & Liiwsou. Mr. Charles Durston has retired from the firm and has accepted a position with Alex. Sicilli & Co. Lonsdah-" avenue is getting more like Broadway every day. The eeccn-tive committee of the Athletic Association, after looking over Victoria park, have decided, with the consent of the council, to huhl a " hoe," (or the purpose ol putting the grounds in good shape for baseball, It is not decided when the work will be done. Mr.Edmund Hell held an auction sale oi liuiisi huhl effects uu Wed iii.-silay afternoon, prior to his trip to the old country. His sun, Mr. W. (J. Hell, has taken up his residence in Vancouver. The regular monthly meeting of the board of trade will be held in the municipal hall on Tuesday evening next, the igtli inst. The meeting will be addressed bv Mr. W. \l I--liim.if.lt, of tin- Van couver Tourist Association, Let every member turn mu, for Mr. Flumerlelt is sun: to have :. a thing good. was with difficulty extricated, none the worse for the mishap. Contractor Snider is rushing the work of grading Second street and expects to have il completed ill about another ten days, providing ih" weather is favorable, Mr li. W. Field, professor of music, Vancouver, who has ac-j cepled the position of organist and choirmaster of St. Andrew's church here, is Bhortly tu take up permanent residence here. He will teach all branches ol music as well. Messrs. Tillery and MeLeod, Iwo well-known men from the Boundary country, paid The Excel --. a call on Tuesday, The former gentleman hails irom Trail, while the latter is now located in Vancouver, and having for some years run lhe Orwell hotel in Rossland. We are in receipt of the Commerce Monthly, published by the Commerce Publishing Company, St. Louis, Mu. |, Burr Gibbons) formerly of Tin: Bxprkss, is the business manager. The paper, which is edited by L. L. Dressef, is devoted tu general banking and financial news, and is first class in every respect, li is extensively circulated throughout the United Slates and Canada, We bespeak lor it a big subscription list ini British Columbia, New Map of North Vancouver, $ J, PATRICK'S DAY. The new maps 01 the town of North Vancouver, completed up till 31st December last, are at last printed, ami a large number are 111 the hands of Missis. Million, Mc- l'ailiiud & Mahon, official agents for ihe original townsite company. The map has been carefully prepared bj Mr. G, II. Dawson, I'. I.. S.. and the work ul preparing the plates was executed bi" the Angell Engraving Company, while the final printing has been done hy Messrs, Evans and Hastings. From the ground it represents lo the last p coi' of work connected with it, ii is therefore almost entirely a British Columbia product. The Indies »f sixth Btroet, hav St. Andrews Church, ■ arranged an IRI&S! CONCERT ash BOX SOCIAL HONDA*-, HARCH 18, 1407 AT 8 I', M. Dii nut miss title treat. A WMCATIONS ARE IKVITKD HV ihe Council fur tho politico of Municipal Engineer, Applicants to state qualifications and Bulury ex- peeled, mnl in give reference!, For lurther particulars apply ut the Municipal Hull, where Replications will be r tlved mi ur before the ifith dny ol April, 11)07. AtiKX, l'mi.ii', C.M.C. Admission ll) cents. Songs Recitations, Musical Selections, ti'iaial cheer. Church Notice. ST. ANDREW'S PRKS1IYTERIAN CHURCH sis III STREET. Services will be conducted as usual un Sunday by the pastor. At Mr. R, II Bryce returned Wednesday from Victoria and Seattle, where he had spent a few days. The new sidewalk on First street is being laid with rapidity, and when completed will be ol much service to residents in the west end. A pleasant evening is promised in St. Andrew's church on Monday evening, March t8th, by the Ladies Aid. Au Irish concert will be rendered, and close with a box social. The annual general nice'ing ol the North Vam ouver B i-niug Club will he held on Thi rs lay, March 21st, ai S p. tu.. at Hotel North Vancouver, Business ol importance, Election of officers and members lor the coming season. Mr. A. Hendry, representing thc Moodyville Townsite Compnny, accompanied by Chairman Steacy, ol the school board, on Wednesday visited the Moodyville school fur the purpose of arriving at some understanding regarding thc repairing of the building. Alter carefully sizing up tho situation Mr. Hendry concluded to have the building repaired at the expense of the Townsite Company, and will in future keep the building in repair. 11 a. in. the theme will be "'Tbt: Patriarchs." The evening subject, at 7:30 p. ill., will be " The Forgotti n Factor." Sunday school, 3:30 p. m. Service ut Moodyville school at 7:30 p. 111. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 8 o'clock. All are welcome. Pastor: Rev. J. D. Gillam, M.A. sr. John's CHI RCH CORNER OF Kli.lt III AND THIRTEENTH STREETS. Filth Sunday in Lent ("Passion Sunday")—Hoi.v Communion 8 ; morning prayer, 11; Sunday school, 2:30; na ning prayer, 7:30. Tuesday, March 10--S tort ser* vie* .ti a* :i 1 loi li, with a,I In s on -•'I ho Church and uie Bible ()ui Guide." Wednesday, March 30 Even soa.g 3:1- p. 111. (nul 1:15). Friday, Match 23 Even sun;: aiid practice, 7:30 p. 111. Sun la\ March 24 (" Palm Sun- 1! 11 " Hoi v Communion, 8 a, m., and also (choral al 10 a. in. Holy week and Easter sutvices will be announced iiaM week. known hosti liv is undergoing The well Moodyville thorough renovation. Twu civil engineers are being advertised (or—one (or the municipality ui North Vancouver, ami -ui' ian ih, I'.tnatiM canal. Iha- many Iriends of U. S Cousin Dudley in Nonth Vancouvei will be pained lo bear of Ins illness in V11 toria, where he had gone lu attend ihe opening ol the I. gis- laiinre. Mis illness is not considered sel Hills. Those registered at the Palace Hotel this week arc : A. Hewlett, Donald MeLeod, |acob Gallanty, August Meyer, Richard Worden, L. Towne .1.1 ivi lash, 'I. W. Berridge, S. O'C ninor, J. Christie, II. Thompson, s. II. Foord, W. Snider, Those registered at Hotel North Vancouver this week are : T. G. Mitchell, F.J, W. ('otitis, A. B. Morrison, Wm. Ramsey, L, C, Carl and wile, Pi ter Barkc, Win, J. Kirk and wife, F. Slater, (1. Mc* Kee, J. II. Watson, J. M. Mac* laren, K, O'Sullivan, li. Swanson, Mrs. W. Lei k and Miss Vema Leek, Mrs. |. |. Mark, Mt ter Mark, A. j. MeLeod, Lex Tillery, I'.iit Findlay, hi. |ohnson, Mr. ant] Mis. Wanl. C. l'i. Callow, Capt, W. Bell, li. McKillop, A. Hall, II. A. Votiilaill. Ceo. Shaw, L. Drummond, W. Riddell, A. Sa ovill, E, Anderson. The shade nf OM Man Thaw, wlm, while in the flesh, was wise enough hi gather togi thei the gn it I haw fortune, musl te 11 its .1 ry hair and gnash it ■ ethereal teeth as it listen', to the talk about heredit iry insanity, The Voters' List. G vlng Up Business. The owner oi the Collage Dairy has decided to discontinue business for the present, and will sell the stock by uu ti ui 011 or about the 261I1 inst. Full particulars wilf appear in the in \t issue of Tm EXPRI -s. T|u' sale will afford a go .il opportunity ior buying cows, there being among ihem several line thorougbred Ayreshires. The property, which is situated between Seventeenth and Nineteenth Streets is one "f ill'" best 11".- dential properti s in 'he townsite, and will lie sttb-divi i ,1 into lots 10 s'tii purchasers, It will be placed on the market al an early date. ICBTI VANCOUVER FERRY & POWER CO., LTD. Commencing Monday, March 18, the SS. Sr. Gi orge will leave as follows: Iti il VANCOUVER KORTH VANCOUVER "turn a.m. •6.20 A, M, *ii.4.i " *7 20 " S.llll " s 80 " 9.15 " D in " HI 15 " in in " 11.11. " 11.it) " 12,If, 1'. M, 12-11) P, M, 1.15 " 1 in " 2.16 " 2.-10 " 8.15 " 3.40 " 4.15 " 5.00 " 5.16 " 5,10 " 11.15 " 0.40 " 7.16 " 7,111 " S15 " 8.4(1 " 11.15 " 9.40 " 1(1.18 " 10 40 " •11.80 " •11.46 " - Nul un SundaVi ii. E. -JORGEN&EN Cml Eiginrcr nni! B. C, lar.d Surveyor "ctliisi: 2828 l: at ii'iu.. Hi-Mi!.-. Wiil.T P'lwcra, Eatlnimi *'l|.a-l.tltl|,'|, UT 1,1 C-ll.tllll-ltllll. MH|a. lal 1, ■ ■•.- flat:- ,,: llll,in,- dull-ill, Much illitl •1 Mil.. Uvl.iens. vu li,..tin,, si. iv. • - VANCOUVER, ll C, 'Phone 3. W. NICH0LS0N-LAILEY AltCHIIIXT Nrijuii Vancouvkr, II. C. Safety Switch. •NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT • lhe ('"UN a,j l:,-ii-.i in hear Com- plnlnti and Appeals against the assess* inent uf hind- n d improvements hy the assessor iif tlm district, und fur othor purposes, as provided hv the statutes, uill he held in tli" Municipal Hnd, Nurlh Vttnrouvi r. un Mnndny, Hie 18th illiy nf Mur h, A I'. Iliu;. ui 2 "Meek p. iu. Tei, days notice miiBt he Riven me uf ull appeals before ihe said date. Ai.c.v. I'iiii.ii', C. M. 0. TKMiKKS ARE INVITED MY THE ' Council fur the following wurks, viz: 1. To construct culverts over ravine In fifth street uml in Sixth street, 2. Tn Clear uml (Irwlo Third slreet enst, from st. George's avenue to .St. I'mnl's avenue, und lay sidewalk, 3. To Clear and Grade Fifth street ensl, from Lonsdale avenue to St. Hcorgo's avenue 4. Tu Cleat and Untile Milium avenue, Inun First street t.i fifth street. Specifications can he had at the Muni- clpal Hull, 11here sealed lenders must he lodged nut later than S o'clock p. in. mi the 18th March current. AtiSXi I'IIII.II', C. M. C. TIMBER NOI ICES. vrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ■*' thirty days alter date I intend to apply to the Honorable the Chief Coui- iiiissiiuier of Lands and Wurks for a special licence in cul and carry away uiiilaer from the following deseiihcil IuiuIm, lituated in Jervis Inlet, New Westminster Iiistrict: Commencing at a post situated at the 8. W. corner T. I,. 1(0)4, commencing at a stako marked J. Isidore's N. K. corner post; thence south 40 chains; thence cast60 chains, thence S"Uth 40 chains ; thctioe west 120 chains; thence norlh to tht shore; thence cast along lhe shore to ilm point of commencement, ROUT, 11. BRYCE. March 15th, 1907. VOTK'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ■'•' thirty days aflcr date I intend to apply to tlie Honorable the Chief Commissioner of hands and Wurks for 4 ipeelal licence to cat and carry nuay timber from tlic following Oeacrihud hinds, shunted in .liir.vis iulot, .IW Westminster District. Giuuii niie,"iy .rr! 11 post marked ,1. Jsidnis, ,rt ulie 6. Fa. corner of T. L, 7010.: thouce ;80 .Ohaini south; Ihi'iire80 chains east; thence 80 chains north; thence so chains west U the point of commencement, UOBT. U. BRYCE. March 15th. 1907. vol ICE IS HKIIEHY GIVEN THAT -1-' thirty days after date 1 intend tc apply to the Honorable the Chiel Commissioner of Lauds nud Works fur,» special licence to cut und carry snar timber (rum the lollnwing ili-mlmi: hinds, siiuatcd iu Jervis Inlet, New Westminster Itiitiict: Commencing at a post marked J. Isidore, at the S K. corner of T. L, 7810: thence 100 chains smith; thence t,i chains west; tlieuca loo chains norlh ; thence 84 chains vast in the point of commencement. UOBT. II. BRYCE. March 15th, 1907. TENDERS WANTED. rpEXDERS WANTED FOR CLEAR' ' INii l,nts "tie inui live, n—in'i,,!- m : ... il ,■; I" ci -ia. tr I. msdnli avenue and Seventeenth slrea-t. The luuesi nr nny lender nol m '••■-■ tail ict pied, Addn -- S V , Kipbrss OIHco, Not unlikely ihere will be a Da minion eh 1 nun this suinni.-r It iis ill ibe utmost importance tlmt North Vancouver should havo .1 strong voters list, All pei ions qualified ami not enrolled should apply lor enrollment without de lay, Mi. Philip, the municipal While levelling up the vacant cleric, haa procured a supply of the Inl next in the Pal.ico Hotel last necessnry forms, uml will ■ idly Saturday, one "I tho horses be attend to any one wbu ■!' longing to the contractoi had tin apply, lia' ipplications ninst all nisfortune to lull inin ,1 hob al I"' in lb'' hands nl the collector ol the side ol the building nnd be 1:3111c so tightly wedged in ihal it Last week the new sand switch which was installed on Lonsdale avenue, between second uml Third strei is, wus tosted in ihe presence ol Superintendi in Milne, of ihe 13. C, l-.lei trie. The new device wus fn",:ia| 10 work odmir ibiy. A car was given lull momentum for ■1I10111 n block up ilu- hill nnd allowed i" run "ti tlu- suit, h. A Iriff^^^lPUBLIC N0T1CL onto this thei :n run, and gl idnall) 1 .1111:. to :i stop. The suit. I: is about two biiiialia-! (eel in length, /ml must be 1 lot od belore the 1 bi cun pass mi its course on the main line. Thi- necessitates 11 lull slop. lllll'- I II -lllal::', ,1 '-I'a".'." al, ., l||t A similar di via will be plni 01 be ttteeii the I-, plan ele and Pii *i slreet in the near future. Owing to the Lord's Day ob scrvanco act ci ining into [on e lb aim- tore and barber shop were closed Sunday. A l.iie ferry lm.it ai conimod id 'I in,mv N'aaiih Vam tverites ■ 1 week wlm had alti i'l' d the opera The third edition lleiin's see,I catalog* rvfOTlCE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ^ thirty duya aflcr date I inlend to ipply lo lhe limn tnhle lhc Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a pedal licence to cut and carry away limber fruin the following described lands, situated in Toba Inlet, Const District : Commencing nt a post hunted I'll lhe N. I'l. curlier ol T. I.. 132, marked .1. Isidore ; Ihonce 80 haiiis north; thence HO chains west" hence B0 chains Booth; Ihonce80 chains ust to the plaint ol commencement, l.'OHT, 11 IIKVCE, Mnrch ltith, 1907. [NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT -*-' thirty days after date I inlend to apply tu the Honorable the Chief Cum* mlssloner of Lauds nnd Wurks for a special licence to cut and carry away tiinhiT from the following dcscriiied hinds, situated in T'diii Inlet, Cuast District; Commencing nt n i»«t mi tin shore marked .1. Isulure, situated 110 chains west Irom tlic R. W. corner of T. I,. 972(1; thence till chains east] ihcnco 80 chains south; thenco so chains west; thence 80 chains north to point of com* llll Ul'l'llll'llt. HoliT. ll. BRYCE. Mnrch 15th, 1907. V"TK I I* HEREBY GIVEN THAT *' thirty days utter .hue I inti ml to I upplv inihe Honorablo lhe Chief Cum* iM^-uiiier nf Lniids ntnl Wurks (ur a spi.'i-lal licence to ml mul carry amir tiinln-r Iraain lhe lollowing described anils, aitainleil un llule Inlet, Cuast District. Commencing at the N \V. corner T. L. niii, murk "I .1. Isidore; thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; llienco south 80 chains; thence iia-t ni chains to the point uf commence. ini'iii. Hon r. 11. BRYCE. Mnrch 16th, I1KI7. be in the hands nl the en votes nol later than ilu 15th inst, Parties wishing same 11 lor oorollmenl 1 tliexn al tins ollice. d M. I a. in ban !. obtain a rpilE VANCOUVER, WESTMINSTER ' ,v Vui.ain llailiiili (''-ii-! any liureh}' gives notice that niter lour weeks Irom Ihis 'lit'" it Intends to apply in lhe || .-: ; I:.-Iaiiviiv t'laiiiiii,-*; iners a.i Ciiiiiida, iindur ih" ]>r..\-i-i,m-. ef Section IT-, nl ma- Hallway Ad "t 1993 "i I .in- - nh'arity in 1 strucl -a I ranch lim- iii'.liin the Municipality a,: ,\,.rti. V.illCaillVel' IrOIII il |aaa||il Oil i,- llllllll HtlC near the ntoillh "I S'eyn nur 1 ■"■ nil - bora •,! I: itr.inl Inlet, in un easterly and 1 rthci 1 din ttlioil, t-- ■ nl t "r near De iiCov a the North Am, rn Uiirrarl Inlel H. C, In accord* apply to the Hnnnralile the.Chlel Com- staee with :i plan, prolllo and I' '"k 1 I, fori lu I' deposit' 'I Ihls 'lar in Ih'" ■ > 1111 ■ - - .ai ilu- Dislriel Iti-uistrnr bi lie- City ol Vancouver, appo tited lei tha' pro* I the l.n ,1: ."i-'i v ,\.-t I' • I nl Vnni -. - i: ' tl III dm aai March, A. I'. I v-OTICK I- HEREBY OIVEN THAT ' thirty 'Inv- ."titer date I intend to iXPRESS, ^ a Wiir. i tiaa—i'iiier of l.iiinls iniil Wurks fnr i special licence I it and carrv anny timher fraaiu the lollowing described lauds, situated "it Bute Inlet, Coast |l|-lract : (a.mu a-ncili, -nt :l-laike planted mi the N I- a-.rna-r nl T l, .'i.'s'i. marked .1. Isialnre; theti'i* nurlh 8(1 chains; ti a-i asl -"i chains; llietieo south 80 chains ll nn " wi »l so chains t" point it.a-hCellli III ROBT, II I'llVfE. March 16th, 1007. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Dear Mother Your little onei ric i conitont ure in Fill ind Winter weithcr. Thev will catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh'i Coniumption Cine, the Lung Tonic, and what it has done (or to many ) It is said to be the onlv reliable remedy for ill diuaiet of the air paiugei in children. lt ii abtolutely harmless and pleasant to take. It ii guaranteed to cure or your money ii returned. Ths ptice ii 25c. per bottle, •ad all dealers in medicine tell ji-j ■SHILOH This remedy ihould be in every how hold. THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVEI! it I V. \."".i - ptpei I'lihlislied ii- nn a XI'KKS.- I'UlNTIXGComi y Subscription One Uollur per Vent J li WILLIAMS, Mnniiftei GEORGE HAUTI.EV, Editor FEW CRACK BILLIARDISTS. No One Suited. ' It's too Iind nboul young Gold- a -k- mul the cui he i- engaged to, Neither "i thoin ia g I enough for "Why -ha yon think "I've hi'i'ti talking the matter over with both families."—Mil- tvnukee Sentinel. It I- Known Everywhere.—There • i city, loiin nr hamlet in ■ 'nnodu where Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil i- not known - wherever intro* lu.-a'al it i le a foothold ior itself nnd maintained it, Some merchants may suggest .Mime other remedy aaially benollcial. .Such recommendations should he received with ,1'uil-t. There is only one Eclectric oil, ainl Hint is Dr. Thomas', Take nothing else, Weddcrly Can tho cm! you nreon* paged to swim * Sinblcton I don't know, But why dn you nsk W'eddoi'lv" lteenu.se ii -I an you nnglil to' be happy. A girl who can -ai :m can keep ln*i mouth shut. PASTOR AND PEOPLE PRAISE Schaefer Ili'Hi-riea Meal Credit I'or ImprovlnR (lie Qamo. The fact that very few tlrst class bil- llardlsts have ever been developed is one of tin: strange features of the giinio. Ylgunux, Schaefer and Slosson li.i .a* lieen champions more tluin thirty years, the only olhors developed dur* lug nil this time being Ives, Uoppe nnd Sutton, a most remarkable Bhowlng, not lo In; paralleled in any other branch of sport, Of nil the exports Schaefor deserves most credit for tho development of the game to Ils present high standard. Ho always has heen anxious und willing lo nld in the development of youug* Kiel-, mul Ives, Uoppe, Morolngstur nml Sutton nil woro Ills pupils. The hull; line nurse, the fculurc of play responsible for all high runs, however, Is Iln: invention of .Stilton, nml when us a shortstop lie lirst sprung It he occasioned great surprise. Schaefer Is tho father of all the rules under which billiards nre played. At various times he hns surmounted liy his Inventive genius tho ninny harriers Imposed on experts to decrease their speed nnd necessitated thu making of new restrictions, for the other experts could nil take advantage of the new discoveries as soon ns they came to know theni. nnd almost unending runs were the result. In n championship contest between Juki' nnd Ives lhe hitler snt down with 14 tn go, ami Schaefer cnnie to bat with 508 to go. The largest run ever mnde up to thnt time hud been 288, nnd the Wizard seemed to have hut little slmw to win. Ills great Inventive genius onmo to the rescue, however, the anchor nurse was discovered, and Schaefer run the game out. This was the only lime the anchor nurse waa allowed In a match game, for Ives after It was discovered could play It as well as Schaefer, and ns It made tho game too easy it was Immediately barred, Incidental to the above game, Frank White, a well known Chicago sport, won a most remarkable bet from Leo Mayer, llio well known bookmaker, As Schaefer walked up to the table In tbe final Inning White turned around to Mayer, who wns milking honks on tlie contest, and said, "What nre Ihe odds DOW, Leo?" "One hundred to 1," said Mayer. "I'll bet you $10," said White. "Done," said Leo. And when the game was over Leo had to settle witli tho wise Mr. White, who, a billiard player himself, knew that a game was never mer until the last point wus made.- Wiisliington Post. (PH0N0UNCE0 SI-KClti) a. Marvellous and Triumphant Rocort at Victory Ovor Dticua. Ho medicine hu over effected u \u— i Dumber ol wonderful -and tlmoit mar* rtlloui cures aa 1'iychine. It bu htd one rcntlnuoui record ol victories over dieeat- M ol the il. i ■■:. elicit, lungs uid stomaoh. Where doctors have pronounced rara ur-jr.:.:.. from consumption and other vaiting diicaeoa l'sychine steps In and reecoei num bei less people even from tha ntj verge ol the grave. Couglii, Colds, Q-tarrh. Bronchitis, Chills, NightSweala, La Grippe, Pneumonia, and other Ilk* troubles, all of which are forerunners al Consumption, vield Quickly to tha com* ire powers ol l'sychine. Mrs. Campbell, one ol the many cored, xaku the following statement: l-»'i!l I H'-a-aa fu,:, i-:;|: , ,;| .*,., ngm C m; reoarkable r-wrr-ij wlih Pijchiaa la >t*rtl. 1MB, I Mllgtal a he..*- -old wliieh nni3 i« mr mum "id sndiuIlT led lo counimpuja. I aooi* not deep, wsj ■ulOr-rt to night ......t. my luru*. ".re to dhieued, 117 doctor comlderM ■« in ■■:■••■;. k.r. iii. Mth.iir Pa,n Bita m.-)rl«rOjl Ch'irch. r-oo*mrinii*«a| Dr. Slocua'1 mchtn.tome, wln'u t mi n,in| la Ontarla. «. Iw tuir.ii I'a, .'Inr, lor . ihort tlu. 1 . . ui (Mnl WW, th. nl.hi rwwiu .ml cuv.fti eeu-d. aliitat! I ar t .a. i ,.' aae-,1,. ,i ' .-., a, I „, mtttdUj ttatonA lo hotlih Unit tnAii I ntrra bil la.t-ie In mr n.'e I'a, I.:.. hu li.tn a 8oi Mndtoma Uia aui >.. i.rnn. ColUinwood. H.W.I PSTOHINE never disappoints. PSYCHINE has no substitute. Tbara Is no other medicine "Jnatu good." Al Ol a.ala a 80c, anil 11.00 p.r Latu. ll nail .ail, 1. II1 ISLOCDM. IMM III I'n- tl '. 1010111 llr. Poofs Kidney I'llls are a aura .■tui permanent lure lor Rheumatism .i'i,. at . Disease. Pain In the Back aai alllormsol Kidney Trouble. 23c par km at all dealera, Yon cminnl possibly have a better Utoa than I'alnthiK llaini-la, I Hid you ever see a Standard Oil man I paint a barrel? No? It Is a revelation. Tricks In all trades, Thc oil barrels, ns every well Informed man should know (Standard on helng tho I hlggest thump in lhe world), are blue as to bilge ami bulge and white as to ; beads. The completed barrel Is rolled j into the shop hy thousands. A man Bteps up with a brush of white pulut , nud with three swipes executes a design upon the bead, then spins the barrel along. It Is ciiiight by another man I with a brush deeply dipped In blue paint lie takes the rim bet-neon his ! thumb and lingers, gives It n whirl tud j while that barrel Is spinning runs his | brush up nud down. Iu less lliun three seconds thut barrel Is all blue. Then as It spins along the man with the while paints keels It over and with three more swipes makes the other head while. Talk about your bowling alleys!—New York Press. ii .mt Football i nia- wii.'u the '.'«) Inmates ol Ileashaw's Blind asylum, Manchester, snt down to ton the ether evening nn olllcer rend nut In them the announcement In the I mily Mall of a special edition for tin blind 'Ihere was a burst of applause when the reading was over, followed hy ii butt of animated discussion. "It Is surprising," sniil Mr. M. If. Illlngwortb, the governor, "what a keen Interest the blind take ln Held sports. They follow the game of football In detail." "Have you over been to n football match?" ho asked a blind youth. "Yes," be replied. "And you know the pi '.vers''" "Yes, I know Ihem all and everything that Is going iin."-l.onihin Mail, A delicious drlok and a sustaining lood. Fragrant, nutritious and *. ■',: .un. .ti. This excellent Cocoa maintains llie system In robnit ■I.",ilih, and enables ll to rulst winter's extreme cold. COCOA Sold by Grocers and Storekeeper! luj-ih. .ind J-lh Tins. A NIGHT CAP Take two Beecham's Pills on retiring and avoid any ill effect! 'rom a late meal, Then you will ileep soundly, awaken with | clear head and a high opinion ol the gtcat stomach remedy, Beecham's llnzle rami Plural - l.rrinniia. , A Journalist In Berlin Imi been exof* cluing his Ingenuity In attempts to ex- ! plain the meaning "f Iho letter S which npi r» with i ■•■ or less frequency after t.'e names ol German military of* doors iai iiie records kept at the ministry of war and lu lhc kni-cr's military cabinet, He baa come lo the following conclusions: Ona 8 after an officer's iiuini* means Ihal ibis particular officer ' "siiuft" (drlnksi. ss monn» Hint he "sauft stark" (drinks liardi, SSH d" Holes that ho "aaull sehr Blark" (drinks very Iiunl): SSSS means lhat he "sauft si'lir sturk schnnpps" (drinks very hard schnapps)] finally, sssss means Hint ihe "schnapps" Is "schlecht" (bad), Any officer with live B'a is summarily dismissed by fie kaiser, Pills laid Everywhere. In koi.a 25 c.ata. al SWell llai.ill.l-.cl.. A bootblack wearing a diamond stud , nnd whoso linen Is ns spotless 'is Hint worn liy those whose shoes he -banes Is one of the futures of a government building In this city. He was highly Insulted when n passing strung, t. seeing his "kit." asked blm lo "polish 'cm up!" In n loud voice the son of Italy gave die well Intontloned olTonder to understand Hint he "ihlnod only le, contract." This Is n fnet. nml when lit ii iiii nf eii'b iiinniii li" collects ills I -fees" Uie bootblack's pile In profits 1 niiioiinls to its much as the Salaries iif j somo of the men who employ hltn and I Is really In OXCeeS of Hint puld to many. -PhllndelDhla lleeord. Hi IP-I win '•-■'v.-* JIH Im'f-JM B'.' '"'lBi^r, mv. Sl mm I* m ZAMUUK SAVED HIS FINGEKI Mr. ttin. c Mu arils, I'.u.i I.H.A.U.I*., IUI.lt. inui'. nml I'.I'OA. siii'iuti'iiH aiiic ul tlic must widely known men in friendly society circles and who lues on I'eter street, fttyn: "I cut' tlic middle tinner nt nil' lilt llllllil tlUK I'll""! poison -.-i iii, Not only tin- itii'-'cr inn nu- """ii" hand became swollen uml InUamed. in ;t few weeks niie of il(c leniluu,* dootors in liai-.uit'i stuil Hie only wny to save mv liand was to have tlif linger amputated A .-I'ciinil doctor confirmed (his. i ami in ini-e tm operation. At that singe /.uui- liuli ivns tirtuiglil tu my notice und I i-ei n supply. it Boomed to soothe it nnd ilrtuv lhc soreness completely away, ttitiun a tow dn vh i could do away with tlio slliig ia which I liml carried the hatul. nml in ,i tow weeks' nine there ivns not u trace 11 the wound m nc seen. 'J'odai my linger is ns sound us n boll, ivhercii*. 'i"il I not used y.nni-Huk, I shoulil have lieen a linger less, i [mid over ^-U in doctors lees, mill when I Hunk "I ilia" ti'illlng cosl aai /.iiin-iinit i um amased ut its wonderful vniue. lor nil poisoned wounds, chronic sores, ulcers nml abscesses, /uiin-ltuk is especini tv siutitiiii' because ot its higa antlsep- tu- powers. /.ntti-lluk nlsn cures ec-.enui. iti'll. senln lores, ringworms, blotches on tlie lacs ami imilv. chapped places, spring eruti- tunis, jutes uml enlnrgod veins. As an imtirocatlon i* euros rheumatism ami setatica. and rubbed over the ehesi re- uveal lhe liclnni'ss due to severe colds. ' All stores mul druggists sell al 50 cents ti Imx. or post tree Irom Ihe /.tun-link Un., Toronto, 6 boies for Mm. rnpi; nnv , Hnnd one cent stump nnd I 111.I, DVA . ii;un,. nml ilnte >l Ilns paper and dniuty samiile box will bo mulled yuu. Nationality Chanced Without Maying. A curious Illustration ol tho ups ainl downs ol International politics ciiinos flout lhe Savoy village ol Saint lean de Mnurienne, where a woman has died at the nge ol !).'! in the village in which she was horn, and u iilnnil ever leaving it lun* hud her nationality changed three nines Sho ivas born in 18H, nnd as Bonaparte hmi then -'izeil the territory she iias "French." When the Kingdom ol Sardinia was reconstituted the -ainie year, after his fall, she became "Italian," and, Anally, on Nice und Savoy being ceded to France in I860, -he unci' inure lound herself French, Loudon (llobe. LETTERS FROM MOTHERS. Every dny wo get leltors Irom um- Ihors felling "f the bonoDI Baby's (iwn Tablets hnve been lo then little lines. Sunn' prnlso them tor constipation, stomach nnd bowel trou- bios; others tor breaking up coldsand simple level-: 8 us u gteat help :, teething babies, while others go -., far as In sny that the Tablets liave saved their little one's lile. We hnve thousands ol letters all praia* ing the Tablets, (or they nover do imrm always u I. Mrs. Robert Pierce, Bell's Rapids, Onl . writes: 'I would n"i he witleu: Huby'sOwn Tablet.- ill lhe house f"i n day. When miythiii'.' nils my I,tile I I give her a Tablet mul sho Is soon ulli ight. I nm snt" nthor inolhors will liml litem i|iiite us sntisfnetory." Suld by druggists nr by mail ut 25 cen! a box, i am iha- fi,- Williams' Medicine Co,, llrockville, Ont. "Why, William!" exelnimod Mrs, Jorklns Iho othor morning early, aa -lie met Jorkins ui the dnor. How ■Lire cu como homo In this condition ai this outrngcous hour I Yen promised Inithlully thai al Now Vcarayou iioiihl sii'p your loose conduct and turn over n new" Catching nl an extenuating suggestion he ll gill be saiv in those nerds .lurkiii- hastened In oxplnln "Thusli just It, Man' I did Inrn nvei n new nne I.- I it li'lunced I Iln llio il Vid i " (Tiieni \- HOW'S THIS? W. aS.a 0.. '" '■•' : . ... K...H f.r ... MN Sl OSUlth ikat r.nnol la c.l.l b. 11.11 . Cat* nib Out, I J. CIIIMI a CO . T.lr^., 0. W., (b. .n.l.r.i|n..|, lit.. Inai.n 1 .1 than., f., tk. lul V. ...... a . .. .'a'a, 11, hO.. nr.til. I. .11 bun.Ma t.a.a*. l.nna .at Dnanrikllr •bl. ucir, out an, oblif.lan.a naS. l>, lita Bm. ■ .a a . a SIN.a. A UalflN. UholM.1. brut. *i.. lol.l.. 0 II.II". Clank Cr. la tak*. lm.r..ll,. ..tlrai • ill.*.. Ik. ..,.»! m ... nrltaM.dk. ■ .'.aa l«l:a. a ■ . . M.I 'a.. f,iM IU. I*' Null. Sa a kr .11 *.,.«. lata li.: . I'.bIi, I'.U. t.i a.a.1 HI aa Small Willie va- playing ailli two lagged urchin- tu front ol tll I .■.la.-ti Iiii pa tiled him 'it "Willie," i "don't ;."i know lhat th"-e boys nro bad a late loi you " "Yes, niniiin i " n plied tl t little pliiliisnpher, "lml I'm n gm -t uso* ate lor Ihem " Descret Men . W. N. U. No 626. LAND OF RAINBOWS, Strange Sijhts Seen By Mrs. Laonidas Hubbard, jr., In Hor Remarkable dourney Through Labrador. In her remarkable journey through Labrador last year, Mrs. Leonldas Hubbard, jr.. saw many strange sights. Perhaps the most interesting oi these was tint caribou migration. "On August A," she writes in the bulletin of tho American Geographical Society, "wo came upon the migration and saw one herd in which Ihere worn thousands, We did not find llietn again in such numbers, yet lor (llty miles of our journey they wero seen in smaller herds every day, und sometimes many timos n day. "Thoy wero In summer dress nl pre!/ ly brown, shading to gray and white on the under parts. Tho antlers were iu velvet and of immonso size, and males and (omules were already herding together. Apparently they had been in occupation ol the country for somo time. "From Ptarmigan Point, on Lake Michiliiitnals, to tho head of Long Lake, on the George River, tho country wns a network of their trails, in the woodlands and bogs, cut deep Into thc soil, on the barren hill-sides broad, dark bands converging to the crossing place at tho river. North ol tho Height of Land wo passod at intervals long piles ol whitened antlers; and along the shore opposite our camp ol August lf(, a broad band of white cariliou hair, lour feet abovo the river, told of their crossing and recroasing while shedding their winter coats. "Only once in passing this port of tho country did wo Iind trace of their enemy, the wolf. Throughout tho Journey we did nut seo nny, but nncu, whilo running down tho lower George River, a lonely cry camo down to us Irom ono high up on tho mountain side. "Through tho enrihou bolt other game wns more abundant also. Evory flay mother ducks with their flocks of little ones were seen, and a number ol geeso were tnken. Gulls nnd loons wero there iu numbers, ami ptarmigan wero very plentiful as far as tho head of tho llarron Ground Water; but beyond none were taken till wo reached the post. "Along the lower part of each ol the rivers signs of luxes in largo numbers were found, and the lemmings on which they Iced made us nut a little trouble. Thoy were about in thousands and the ground was 611 perforated with their holes as to remind one oi a porous plaster. "In the lakes lish seem abundant, though we traveled too Inst to do much Hailing, and the nets were not oneo in tho water. Thero are brook trout, ounnnirho nnd nnmavoiisb, some ivhiletish, in the lakes; ami in the lower George the sea trout and salmon. "The flowers ore beautilul, though not so varied as in the home country. All along tho Nascnupeo blossoms ol the Labrador ten filled the air with their friigranco and pale laurel grow in abundance. Now and then ws crossed great beds ol blossoming cloud berries nnd everywhere tho star flower nml luinchberry showed thoir white blossoms, "One dny while ascending tho Wa* ptistan River Gilbert handed me a dandelion and during tho day I saw several ol them, but did not again find th«m throughout the journey. On tho upper Nascaupeu tho pink bolls ol thu low cranberry showed in the earpot ol glossy green and near tha water tbo blossoms ol tho dewberry. "Violets grew nlong both rlvors, hut most beautilul ol all was Uie twin flowor. Its delightlul fragrance first attracted my attention and looking down I saw the long trailing vinos. "At Ungnvn masses ol this bosuti* (ul flower croon along tho loot ol tho mountain, while indoors in a pot on the window sill Mrs. Ford, tho agent's wile, treasures two tiny clover plants, almost afraid In her eagerness to believe that they really wero clover. "During the lonrney, which occupied two months, (rom Juno 27 to August 2", tho weather was wonderfully fine. Wo were in camp only I eleven days on account ot rain ami the highest temperature reached was 77 degrees F. in tho shado. Tbo lowest recorded temperature wos 30 degrees, though it waa uot Uie minimum reached. "On the morning ol August 10, thero waa lea nn eighth of nn Inch thiol] on a basin ol water. On the 13th, I llh and 15th ol the samo mouth wo bad snow flurries. "Tbiiii'lerstorms were rare, nnd Compared with thoaa In the United States very mild. Oii many beautilul days we had passing showers Labrador is n land of rainbows. Nowhere bave I seen thoir colors so brilliant nr so variedly manifested. They did not always appear ln tho form ol a bow, and "lice I saw them lie like a beautiful veil along tho whole lengUl nl Rainbow Hill uu the upper Nascau- pee "There was a wonderltil clearness in the niiii- |ilieni. which made land* mmks miles away seem very near and Clothed the (nr distant hills with color indescribably beautilul. In tho blue ol tin- hills and the waters ami the sky there was a peculiar silver* iness, which, with tho white ol tha reindeer moss nml tho dark green ol the 'I'luc forests, touched in places with tender green ol tho while birch and poplar, made a combination ol color which, 1 think, can scarcely be surpassed in beauty anywhere in the inailil Iii a way which I could neither describe nor understand, it was comforting. "Tho flies nnd mosquitoes, lor which the country is lamed, did not wholly (arl ol accomplishing, thoir I dire designs Ul ns; but their ravages are easily lorgottcn in tho re* i iiieinhrance of the botutloi of that i lone land which can smile with so much grace, even though its nuind has lometlmei beon nnu ol such persistent cruelly." Turks In Byron's Plsci. Europe has euinpletely deserted' I'hilhi'ileiiism There is no longer a Byron lo sing the Hellenic virtues, in light let Greek Independenee and to ilie miserably at Mlssolonghl I'lnl* helleiiism has lound a hi,t refuge among the military ami political clue's ol the .--jium i -, n... i „l Sophia. -■ - EXHAUSTED NERVES LEAD TO INSANITY It is Wise to Keep the Nervous System In Full Health and Vigor by Using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. 'Ibe leading artist of a great New j Viiik newspaper committed suloldo ; recently because on ins roturn homo j iu' iniind ins apni'tnionts In disorder, the painters and decorators being iu j possession. fins is nn illustration ol overwrought nerves leading to insanity, and, whatever mny he the Insl straw to uiil.iil nn.- the iiuiiii, Ihere can be ti" doubt thai exhaustion ol the nerves is always a cause ol mental collapse, Diseases ol tlie nerves are common I" all walks .it lile, und Ibe earlier symptoms are sleeplessness, nervous headaches, loss ol memory, inability to concentrate the mind, indigestion, tired, languid toolings, discourago- mem und despondency, Dr, I. ..a-e'.. Nerve Food cures . s* eases ol the nerves in the only natural way. by actually Increasing i.io amount ot nerve [orco in the body. By its regular and persistent use tlie ino.-t severe forms ol nervous exhaustion, such us partial paralysis, prostration, and locomotor ataxia, are inorouglily and completely cured. Mrs. J. Hatcher, 224 Slierbrooko street, I'eterboro, Ont., nmi whoso husband is a molder ut the Hamilton Foundry, states: "1 had nu attack oi inflammatory rheumatism, which lelt me in a very rundown Btate ol health, and in lact Illy whole nervous system Boomed exhausted and worn out. 1 could nut sleep, and at limes (lie pains in my head were almost unbearable As a rseull of theso symptoms I wns unable to attend to my housework, and lelt miserable itmst'iii Uie time, un Hut ndvice of a iriond 1 began using llr. Clinso's Nerve Food, and can say that il hns proved a very great bono. lii to me. I inn able to uo my own work now, nud loel stronger and healthier than I hnvo for years, i enn truthliilly state that this is due to the use ul llr. I base's Nerve Food, which I consider a great hoa..ii builder.'' If yuu would feci strong ntnl well nnd avoid nil the ills ami weakness bo common at this season, enrich your bluod nnd revitalize your nerves by tho use ol Dr. (Jluwc's Nerve Food, nil cents a box, 0 boxes for $2.60, at all dealers or Edmonson, Mutes it (.'n., Toronto, Not So Crary. \ plea of insanity mel a plea of -I'li-defeiii'i'. "Well." aid the first. "I'iii not -ai crazy 1 don't know you hnvo no business monkeying in a case with ine." Thereupon they clinched, and an unwritten law that hud been loafing around iu hopes of a job took to the ii'inds (or safety,—Philadelphia Led- Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Oentlemen,—My daughter, ldyears old, wus thrown from a sloit'li and injured her elbow so badly it remained stilt and very painful tor three years, lour bottles ot Mi iliu.'* i.iMAILM completely cured her and she hits not been troubled Ior two years. i'oura truly, j. ii. Livissyuii, St, Joseph, P.O., Aug., Hion. nur postman," says a Philadelphia business ninn. "always rincs our doorbell good nnd hard when ho loaves nil) mail. He conies along regularly as clookwork at 8 a.m., but dues not always leave mail for me, and. consequently, the doorbell does not always ring. When 1 want to get up early I just buy a postcard In tho afternoon nnd mail it to"tayselt." Thos. Sabm ol Kplinion, says: "1 Itaivo removed ton corns from my leet witli Hollmvay's Corn Cure." Reader, go thou ami do likewise." Little Johnie—Mother, toll me how papa got to know you. Mother- One day' I fell into the water, and he jumped in and letched me out. Little Johnny—H'mi that's funny; he W'Ui't let me learn to swim.—Tit- Bits. "My klrlnrv. Are All Wronj I [low -luili I Insure best results in Hie short- est it I It stands te reason thru o liquid ipectflc nf lhe luuiueslliinnlile merit -ai s.iutii American Kidney Cure will ii" more directly unit quickly to tho -■■nf "f the triiulile than the "pill form" iroal tn. anil when n -Hikes the spot there*, healing iu un Instant. 76. A Punier. "What's the truth, Willie! Vou look as ii ymi hnd something on your mind " •| wns just tryin1 to think whether I ii..uld rather have it get cold so there would be good sknlin' or if I'd prefer t" have ll stay warm bo the icarlel (ovei would Bpread and they'd have Pi keep the schools oloscd " ■ rliii-ilL'a, U"'".ii.|-II.'iuhl. The Biggest Ever. The York World is to extend tbo I'ulil/.er building tii cover the whole block bounded by Park Uow, Frankfort Street, .North William Street, und llrooklyn Bridge—the new part tn lill about ",500 square feet of area. It will then be tlie largest newspaper building iii existence, but largo in lateral extent, not mere height, the new building to have eighteen Storeys, as against twenty-two for tlie present structure. This murks a re* fivshine variation Irom the general New York tendency to build simply for comparative height effects. — Springfield Republican, It Is enaier to prevent than it Is to cure. Inflammation of the lunga is the companion of neglected colds, and once it tinds n lodgement In thu system it is difficult to deal with. Treatment with Hiekle'a Anti-Con- siunptive Byrup will eradicate the cold and prevent Inflammation from Betting in. It costs little, and is as sutisluetory as it is .surprising in its results, Miss Skrcceher- What sort of songs do you like best, Mr. ijuphrer ? Mr. Suphrer — The songs ol tho seventeenth century. Miss 8—How odd! Why do you prefer them f Mrs. S—Because nobody ever sinfjs 'cm nowadays.—Philadelphia Inquirer. The Polioncd 8prln*.—A. i„ nnlilro bo hi iiinn. imlliile the sprint; anil disease iiiid waste are Imunil in follow — the siiuiiai'h aud nerves oul nf killer menus poison in the spring". Smith American Nervine is I sreat imriller. cures In- dlgestloo, llysiiepsia. und tones the nerves. The lar-st evidence of its elH- rncy is the unsolicited testimony of ihuusaiids uf cured ones.—76. Mrs. Qrlggs—So you managed to get to the bargain counter for me. Did you see anything real cheap there ; (Irigps—Yes; I caught a glimpse ot myself In a mirror.—Boston Transcript. Minnrd's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. -^inird's Liniment Cures Garget In Cows. A doctor saw Jium Marlowe as Juliet one night iu Pittsburg and was tromondoualy Impressed, Only, in the powerful death scene, he discovered that there was a technical error. "Miss Marlowe," the doctor said at n reception next day, "I admired your Juliet profoundly. The Impersonation wns a work ol art. But— pardon me—don't you know that the body doesn't stiffen Ior at least six hours nfler death ?" Miss Marlowe anawered in tho drawl Hint she reserves for such >l dies: "Now, doctor, do you think I'm going to keep my audiences waiting six hours Ior mu lo stiffen r" *—t,t.-,fzr~~^ B it "■■Wil"***'.-'.". SSe *>*: w THE1 STATELY HALLWAYS when decorated with Alabastine have a lustrous richness. Our illustrated 'book, "Homes, Healthful and Beautiful," tells why Alabastine is the most durable of all wall-coverings-how it destroys disease germs, and how you can decorate your home with Alabastine at much less cost than with any other material. Send ten cents for» copy of " Homsi. Hulthful and Ht.utiful." with many dainty, new ideas ior the discretion «f your horns, A'abaslins is sold by ha.'dvare end paint dealer! everywhere—e 5 pound package (or 50 cents. NtVCR 101.11 IK BULL u Ai'k in' -mltr (or lint Ctrl rLTD 19 WILLOW STREET. PARIS. ONX TIIE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER. B. C. Mrs. Cora B, Miller Makes a Fortune Started a Few Years Ago with No Capital, and Now Employs Nearly One Hundred Clerks and Stenographers. Until a tew years (il'u Mrs. (Jura U. Miller Oven in n manner sinniiir iu taut oi thousands ut other very poor women ot tlic average snuiii town una village.. Kill' now resides in Imr own palatial 'irinvii-sliinc rcsuli'iicc. and is considered -one of llu.' musl Buooesoiul buaiuea. women in tne limed elates. Mr.. Miller'. New Oeildenee, Earn.d In Lei. Than One Year. Hcvernl years ago Mrs. Miller learned ot a mild and simple preparation teat cured herself and several Iriends ot female ivcukneas and pile*. .-Im was lir Bit'iied ny so many womon needtng treat- liit'iit Hull slie decided ui I111111-.I1 It lo those who nunlii call for it. bin. **-rl ed wlih only a tew dollars' capital, and the remedy, iiiissessiii.- true and wonderful merit, pruduciiii- many cures when doctors and olhi'i- remedies tailed, llie ata-iiiaiiiat i: 11 - iv sii rapidly .lie was ueveral limes coiiipellc.l to seek larger quarters Hlio now nee pieu one of the cnv * largsil iiltlct' luuliiiiigs- which ulna owns, and almost one hundred clerks and slenog-apa- eri are required to unit in tins great business. Million w„„,.,i Ui. It. Morn than a million women have used Mrs. Miller's remedy, a-id no metier waere 7"i live, she can refer you lo la* alas In roar own locality who can and will lell an; sufferer that this marvelous remedy really cures women. I'cspite the fact that Mrs Millers business is very eiteiiaiive, she IB always willing to give aid and advice to every sutteruig woman who writes to her. t-Jir. is a geooruus. good iiaiiiuiii aad bu derided to give •way to women who have inner used htr medicine CIU.UUU.UO worth absolutely ruthi. K-cry woman snffering with pales la Ihs bead, back and bowels, beariug-dowi feelings, nervousness creeping sensations up the spins, melancholy, desire te cry, hot hashes, weariness, or piles Iron any cause, should sit right down and send her name and address to Mrs. Uora U. Miller, Ilm xi,. kiikomo, Ind., and re* eelve by mall (free ol charge ln plain wrapper) a dO-cent box ot her marvelous medicine: nlso her valuable book, whlofe every woman should have. Iti-iiu'iiiiai-r, this oiler will not last long, for thousands and thousands of women who are Buttering will take advantage of Ibis generous means of getting cured. He If you are niuiig. do not sutler another day, but send your name and address te Mrs. Miller for tbe book end medicine Mora tbe 110.111x1.1111 worth Is ell gone. Indefinite. A well known New York lawyer says that in his earlier professional (lays he was glad to expand his slender income by hill collecting. On nno occasion he had a bill OgnitlBt a 1111111 who, Incidentally, bus since aohiovod 11 success which puis him beyond the necessity of such un indefinite statement as ho made on that intension. The young lawyer found him with his loot propped up on his desk, while he gazed dreamily at the ceiling through a cloud of tobacco smoke. Hut, really, sir, I must insist that you give mc somo definite Idea as to vlicii you will settle," the lawyer .-uid, alter having been gently rebuffed, Thf niilhor consented to lower his eyes nml to wnve his pipe languidly, "Why. certainly, sir—though there seems to me to bo n rather unnecessary commotion ubout this trifle," he drawled. "1 will pay the hill as soon ns I think of it after receiving lhc money whloh 11 publisher will pay me in caso he accepts the novel which 1 uill write uml send him just as soon as I li'i'l in 1111 energetic, mood niter n really good idea for a plot has occurred'to mo'."—Harper's Weekly. Before you get Pen-Angle garments all Uteshtink ia takenj ou'.. tot John 8. lleiilil oi Portia' if has been I'oiini'i'ti'il with tho Maine Central railroad for ubout thirty years 113 claim agent, nml has had some mighty funny experiences, Ho was a witness to the lollowing yours ugo ill the station nt Wntcrvillo, Me.: An old "hayseedy" looking rinn walked up to tin: lunch counter, seat- el himself on a stool, placed his bright-colored carpet bug mi the next -Inui anil partook ol a hearty lunch. He passed the young man n $1 bill t.i take out the price ol his lunch, 50 cents, and was surprised when the young man said: "Not any chango .-ir; your carpet hag occupied a scat ninl wc must collect Ior that." The nhl inaii looked dazed (or a second only, anil then replied: "All right," and opening the bag, "aihl carpet bug, 1 have paid for your lunch ami you shall have it." Qiiiekt'i'viian a flash he threw in a i: iiie pie, a plate ni doughnuts and several sandwiches, and departed iiinitl ilm shouts uf everyone in the elation.—Boston Herald. Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. The Earthly Explanation. "My dear," murmured the Blck man Mi his wile, "I am Hearing the gohh cu streets. I hear strains nf sweet e-t music, unearthly in its beauty. ll—" "John," sniil his wife, "what you hear is a phonograph in the next list." "Su it is. Hani those people, anyhow. So consideration tor their neighbors. (In and tell 'cm to stop that. Infernal racket ut once."—Cleveland Leader. A Perpetual Job. Thousands of men work all their liven at securing the banks of the great Yellow river, iu China. Yet evory now and then the tide sweeps away ull opposition, nnd the loss uf human life is greater thnn any war ever caused, Nineteen years ago the river bunt its bonds, Day nfler day the torrent flowed, twenty miles to flic hour, thirty miles ' wide and ten feet deep. The flood has been described as that of five Danubes pouring fi'uii a height for two mouths mi enii. Por two thousand years the Chinese have been embanking this river. Heart-Sick Peonle. I»r. Agnew'g Cure fair lhe Henri Is a heart tenia- thut never fails tu cure is swift in its effects goes cli'-cr to the "Imriter limit" nnd siuitchps from death's grin more suffer* crs ihan any other remedy fur any family uf diseases anil ailments in (he category of human sufferings. Hives relief in 30 minutes. 75. "MI«S Yellilt' Miss Yellill1" ex claimed ihe music teacher in despair to liis shrieking pupil. "Remember you arc singing an 'Invitation t Bummer.' Ymi me begging it to come— nul daring it!" -Tit-Bits. WEAKENED BY LA GRIPPE. Mother tiraves' Worm KxI.tiuiiiu- lor has uo equal lor destroying norms 111 Children ntnl ntlults. See thut ymi get the genuine when purchasing. "I suppose you saw a great deal "f poverty iu Europe." "Yes. u great deal, ln fad I came home ior lent I wus going broke my sell."- Cleveland Press. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc. "You ore :i liar," declared a member ot the Constitutional convention, •'Ymi nre iinnther," rctored the lie* ousod. "Gentlemen, gontlomen," expostula led the Chair mildly, "just pair, ami l.t ii- have peace." — l'liiliulelphiu Ledger. Desperate Coughs Dangerous coughs. Extremely perilous cou|hi. Coughs that rasp and fear (he throat ind lungs. Coughs that shake flic whole body. You need a regular rnediclie, i doctor's r.iedl- \cine, for tuch I cough. Ask your doctor about Ayer'i Cherry Peroral. A Wt publiib 111,r foraulu j i/ers W. I .ail.h alaotaal ta a- our ma,inl,.., W. ... you le ooii.uil you, duals, Health and Strength Regained by Taking Or. Williams' Pink Pills. The after effects nt la grippe are tii'iii' serious thnn the disease Itself. Its victims tire left low spirited nnd depressed; thev nre tortured with headaches ami backaches; lever uml chills. It leaves the sufferer nil easy piey to bronchitis, pneumonia, rlicu* mutism uml often that most dreaded "f ull diseases, consumption. Fi lhe after efiects of la grippe titer_ Is absolutely no medicine cun equal Dr. Williams l'ink l'ills. Every duse helps mnke new, lich, red blood that drives disease from the system, and makes weak despondent men and women bright, cheerful mid strong. Miss Eugenie Donaldson, of St. Jerome, Que., fi'iiiiil 11 cure through these pills alter other remedies had failed tn help her. She says: "I took '11 grippe uud iliil not seem able to shake it off. It developed Into bronchitis; I coughed day ami night nml ciew BO weak that 1 could hardly move about. 1 tried remedy after remedy, but as nothing seemed to help me I began to dread that coniumption was developing and that my case was incurable. A friend urged me to try Dr, Williams' l'ink Pills and lollowing that advice I took llie pills f." 111 lilull-., following the tli* recllons given lot their use, I 11111 thankful I did bo for they fully restored my strength and 1 liave since enjoyed perfect health. I will gin-ays advise -i.-k and ailing people to give llr. Williams' l'ink Tills 11 trinl fur I firmly believe thoy will liml great benefit from their iise." Rich, red hlo.ul is the one thing n led to maintain health and strength. Dr. Williams1 l'ink Tills actually make rich, red blood, Thnt i- the reason ol their great popular* ity in every country in the world. Thnt 1- why thny cure anaemia, general wonkness, rheumatism, neuralgia, Indigestion, St. Vitus dance, partial purnlysis nml the ills ol girlhood ni womanhood, with all its distressing headaches. See ihnt you get tin genuine pills with the lull name "Dr Williams1 Pink Till* (nr Pale Peo pie" on the wrapper around each boa Sold by iiii medicine dealers or In •tmi) nt Ml cents 11 box or six boxei Lar |3.50 (nun the Dr. Williams' Medicino Cu., Brockvllle, Ont. Von Moltke's Taciturnity. Von Moltke's objection In the waste nl words l* Illustrated by German :i 1111 y iillie.'ts. who tell tills story: Just before tlie train pulled out ■*' the sliitinii n captain ot hussars en tared the generals compartment, and, 1. gnltlng liim. saluted with "(iillen iiiurgcil. excellent," Two hours Inter the train slowed up at a way station. ihe captain rose, saluted, and with another "Outen morgen, excellent;," left the train. Turning to one of hn companions Von Stoltke said, with nn expression of the greatest disgust,—"Intolerable gasbag" "Pal" "Well •" "What".* woman's rights'-" "Everything they want, Run away." Cleveland Lender. Any good doctor will tell ynu ihat a medicine like Ayer'i Cherry Pectoral cannol do Its best wort II the bowels ire con- sdpsted. Ask your doctor il he knowi scything bener thin Ayer'i Pilli for cor rectlng tills sluiglihness ol the liver. —MU. »,ll.,.lll,..ll.,L......llu. The Boy* Please, sir. I've come Ior ■ aa' job ad errand boy nt this shop, The iinss But I don't want an errand boy. I've gol one already Tlu' Boy So, you ain't, sir He's Ins' bin run over hv that cab over ••.re Tii'k-Me-t'p. Pen- ' Angle1 rilnderwear\ rkeepsyoucom- Ffyas well aB rwarm.bocausethel Fshort fibres that 1 make Bomo under- \wear itch are taken 1 out of Pen- , Angle wool. ll • <w~f of fabric*, -tyl-a and price* h ill eiieo lor women, man anj •Una, aad guatnnUed by your own dealer. The Gambler's Hands. "That nuill is 11 'night worker,' probably a faro denier," said a de" teotlve to 11 friend, n« the two stood ou a street corner the other niter* noun, while the person alluded to by the dotectlve passed by. "Know him t" asked thc friend. "Not yet," replied the detective, "but I may later," "How do you know he's 11 furo dealer, then f" "I don't know it," was the reply, "but thnt he is in s'onie such business is evident from the pi'i'iiliur pallor of .his face, which ynu may have noticed. You wouldn't get that particular shade if you worked in 11 hunk or at a desk all dny long. It's the artificial light and the Inui ventilation that docs it, I guess Keeping iu the noise of the rattling chips keeps out the nir in most cases, uml those dealers work as steadily uml ai- regularly ns anybody e\~,e. Perhaps you noticed, too, that his blinds were smooth nnd clenn, in Inr better condition thnn yours or mine, or the nveroge business man's. The professional gambler mny not like his pallor, hut he takes great pride in his hands."—Philadelphia Record. Pile Terror. 8went Away.—Dr. Ag oew's Ointment stands nt lhc head ns u reliever, heater, and sure cure fur Piles in nil forms. Ono anpllcntiou will give ciimfiirt in n few minutes, and ihren 10 six days' application according (' directions will cure chronic, cases. It relieves nil itching and burning diseases in a day. 55 cents.—19. To Measure Natural Gas. When natural gas was lirst brought into use iii America there seemed to be a general idea that the supply was Inexhaustible. It was sold at low rates ami usually without measurement. This method encouraged waste in the consumption oi gas, and was shortly abandoned by tiie larger companies, Today nearly all con- -uinpiinii is sold by measurement. It i- believed that tlie time has now come when it is possible to procure statistics uf the quantity of gns consumed, nml next yenr this will be undertaken. The method will give such figures in thc future that n more direct knowledge will be obtained ot the capacity of gns areas to maintain a commercial supply ol gas for a certain number of yeara.—Iron Age. Itch, Mange, Prairie Scratches and every form of contagious Itch on human or animals cured in 30 minutes bv Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. Warning. "Yes," said the first chauffeur, "I always give 11 series nf loud toots when I see a 111:111 in the rond." "What!" cried tbe second chauffeur, "you don't mean to say you give him warning •" "Heavens ! no. I menu 1 tool when 1 sco him lying In the roud back ol tne so the people mav come iiiiiI take him away." -Philadelphia Press. A wealthy farmer ol Lebanon county, now in his OGth yenr, still persists in working hard every day. One of his neighbors, more than U0, met him one day and snid: "Well, Mr, IL. we are getting to he pretty old men." "Not BO very old," snid the other, gruffly. "Iiiit don't you think," persisted the neighbor, "Hint wo ought to bc considering nhout the next world? We must very soon die, you know.' "Den's know about that," retorted Mr I! "Very lew men die ul ray nge," \ liecognizod Regulator.—To bring the digestive organs into symmetrical working is the nun of physicians when ihey liml a patient BUflerlnn Irom stomach Irregularities, and lor tins purposo they can proscribe nothing bettor tlinn Tm melee's Vegetable Till*, which will he found a pleasant medicine ol surprising virtue In bringing the relraotory organs Into subjection and restoring him to normal action, in which condition only cun thev perform their duties proper* iy. BILEANS SHOULD BE ON ALL FARMSTEADS "HANDIEST AND BEST HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE." farmers nnil farmers' wives Hay Ihnt Hileuiis ure the lianuiest anil most effective family medicine ever discovered. Vou hnve indigestion bad t Two uiieaus tiiken niter ench meal will rid you ol lhc pains like magic'. Constipation, per- hn|is, is your trouble t liiicuns cure it without ciiusini* 11 simile pnng of grip- Ins : llcniliu-lic. iiliuusness, heart troutiic, inics, iiiiii 1111 disorders arising trum luulty liver unit stuitineh (Lotion, are cured quickly mul surely ny llileuns. Mrs. v. buronturo, ut llcnumont, Al' liertu, snys: "lur uvcr len years I wns luting count imi Bleep, liml pains a*'er food, ctinstinniiun, iiciuiiiche, nnil Boomed without eiieruy, A lew mixes ut llileuns nine me iuick my henltli, ■Ml druggists ninl .lores sell llileuns nt sue por tic.x. or Irom llllenn Co., Tu- riiitto, lor price b tun ter tVM. May See Over Telephr.ne. Talis—At the llurctiu iTIIIustriitioii, Trot. Korti. the inventor of a system of telephotography, conducted a number of OAperlments, and an announce* u«nt ol the highest importance was subsequently made. '.he principle !*y which thc problem ol long-distance vision might be solved with the aid oi telegraphy hud, it was stated, been solved. Sev- crnl members of tho government participated in experiments, which they declared to be absolutely conclusive. 1 President Falliers' photograph was during flu.' ('veiling reproduced faultlessly over the telephone wire from Lyons in f'.ie spuce of six minutes hy telephotography. Passing of Historic Fair. i London—The historic Milchnm lair, which dntcs from the time of Queen 1 Elizabeth is a thing ol the past. The showmen have consented to 11 declaration that they are nut entitled to go on the (alt ground and to nn Injunction being applied for l-y the Mitcham Common Conservators restraining them from doing so. Political Retirement. "Why were you so anxious to send that ninii to Ottawa F" 1 "We thought it 'ud bo n good thing tor the community," answered Tanner Corntossej, "to have him where lie could make speeches where folks nre paid to listen instead 0' iuterniptin' people nt tlieir work around here."— Washington Star. Tin- t'miL-liiK of Food. There Is no renson In the world why men, whether average mon or meii of genius, should despise llie cooking of their food. They never show, or ure required to show, the snme contempt toward any other art, uml mi no olher Is thoir mental calm more completely dependent. All 111 filling coat Is 11 worry, lint not such a worry us dinners perpetually III dressed. To many men, nud especially tn men waoso work Is sedentary or whose brains ara fully taxedi i"ood which Is ut once light and nourishing Is nn absolute necessity if thoy lire to evert tlieir highest powers, and food of that kind Is obtainable only hy cure In selecting meats uml good cooking whon they lire sclcclcil. A 1111111 Should unt think too much of his dinner or devoto too much time to preparation for It or eujoy it too visibly when it bus arrived, fur nil those nre animal peculiarities, Tut to remain content wilh hnd fond, when 11 little more thought or carefulness ur criticism would procure It lu a state tit to he eaten, is only what Scotchmen used to describe us "a wasting uf the tnalreles."- London Spectator. i-riui Advice, A number of railway men were once dlscsslng the question uf accidents. "The roads lu Scotland," juld one of- flclnl, "used to hnvo a had mime, Indeed, In respect tu accldeuts. No one thought of embarking on n railway Journey unless he hud provided himself with nu accident policy of Insurance. "The fatuous Dr. Normnn Mnclcod wob once nhout to set oil on a long Journey through the Scotch country. Just us lhe train wns pulling out the clergyman's servant put his bend 111 through tbe window and sakl: "llu'e ye ta'en an Insurance ticket, sir?' " 'I have,' replied the doctor. " 'Then,' continued the servant, 'write ye'er name on It and gl'e It to me. They bu'e an awfu' hnhlt 0' robblu' tbe corpses on this line.'" Oood Digestion Should Walt On Appetite—To have the stomach well is to have the nervous system well. Very delicate are the digestive organs, ln some so sensitive nre they that atmospheric changes affect them, When tliey become disarranged no better regulator is procurable than ParmeleO's Vegetable Tills. They will nssist the digestion so that tbe heaity cater will suffer no Inconvenience and will derive all the bcnclits of his food. Tl.lnk I.inlill. of It. The rond to home happiness Is said to lie over small stepping stones. So small Bometlmes are the causes of our unhapplnees that wo wonder the eouse- quenecs can bc so great. One great palliative is the determination by every member of the family not to dwell on the circumstances, whatever they may be, which arc alike sad to all. If it bo poverty let It he cheerfully and silently borne; If It be the III temper of grandpa try to make a Joke of It. If tt be something Infinitely worse and also hopeless accept It bravely; do not talk of It Try In the funilly circle to Ignore It Accept every little enlivening clr- cumstnnce. Let In all die sun and ulr. Work on cheerily und hopefully, knowing that there Is tbe ray of sun-Inn.' somewhere Hint has ouly to be looked for to be found. More Nerve. Tom—Do you think women are braver than men ? I Dick—Yes, I do! I never saw one yet that wouldn't take a chance at. marriage—Detroit Free Tress. Rare Coin In Collection Box. London.—A gold coin—one-third ol n guinea—bearing tbe date 1802, wus lound iu 11 collection imx in Peterborough Cathedral, with a request that it should bc sold and lhe proceeds given to the Cathedral Restoration Fund. Hot Shot. With our foreman at home shut three times, n printer in the Blount* villc jail halt-shot, another In the of* llce not worth shooting, the Coinel is issued under great tflfflcultles this week—Johnson City (Teiin.) Comet, Once a Scotsman was visiting New York, and coming across 11 statue ol Washington stood gating at It. Just then a Yankee camo up nnd snid to Sandy: "There's 11 good inun. A lie never paSBod his lips." "No," suid ti| Scotsman. "I suppose he talked through his nose, like the rest of you."—New York Ta|K'r. Sq-ieetlng lhe Grape.. "Iu wine making," suld 11 wine expert, "the grapes nro squeezed from one to six times, and from each squeeze a different grade of wine Is made." That Is why from one district and from one llrm so many varieties of wino come. These varieties don't mean thnt ench is mnde from a different kind of grape. Tbey mean, ns a rule, that they aro made fruin different squeezes of the snme grape. The tlrst squeeze of course iniikes the host nml denrest wine. When you buy this grade you will always llml on the label tbe words 'Premier Cru,' tlrst squeeze." 5HAWA Galvanized Steel MINGLES i*w»*M,»«uaiw*:<K '.WM-OTtw*,. Thechespestgood Ihey do shingle is the coat leas "Oshawa. "Good for a century's weather-wear. Guaranteed for 25 years without your even painting—" Oshawa " double-gadvaniiod shingle* need no paint to outlast any roofing there is. Make roofs fire-proof, too, -guaranteed in every way you want Cheap in first cost as common wood shingles, yet more de.»ble than slate. Sold under a written guarantee that really means something to the buyer. Ton cant afford any other kind With a hammer, Easy '.0 a snips, and horse- pot on sen>e anybody can roof buildings right *Y.th "Oshawa " Galvanized Steel Shingles. They need no cleats. They lock on all FOUK sides. Made is only one grade— of 28-guage stmi-hardened sheet steel in tbe pat- ' 'Oshawa" way "Oshawa" Shingles sre tin Investment, rot sn expense. More than 100 farm Lightning buildings were proof, 100 damaged in Ontario alone last vcar by lightning. Not one of uem would have been harmed if they'd hem "OshawH" roofed. Thee* shingles Insula I on building -mak„ it safe against every element. Ut us tell yoo what it will cost vou to roof the "Oshawa' way. Oct our free book 'Booting light' before you Bool a ning FedlarFeople Of Oshawa ■ Montreal To-onto Locdon UMCr-aigW. UColbonie au Hunan Ottawa Winnipeg Vancouver I I KlUMI t>l I..111U1 -I SIS PMaStr Irli-Ua of (he Trpea. A laughable error occurred In one of thc large publishing houses a number of years ngo, A poet liml sent In n manuscript in which wns the line. "See the pale martyr In n sheet of fire" The I reputation of the wriler was nenrly ruined when the work ciiino out with the line, "See the pale iniirl.vr Willi his ' shirt on lire." I When 11 favorite speaker rose and j was greeted with thunderous applause bis party paper came out nml snld, "The vast concourse rent the ulr with tlieir snotils." \u alumnus ot St. Stephen's college -aid nf the late Iiishop Ueorge 1'. Scymoun Bishop Seymour founded Sf. Stephen's uml wc Irensurc here ninny iiiico- il'ilcs uhuiit his wnrilenship. The bishop was very (ond ol trees, nnd one day, wnlking with a young ludy, he pointed Oul to her sunn: ul the fine trees in the neighborhood. She professed great interest and delight. She cried: "How the noble nspect nl bcauliliil trees slirs up the keenest emotions of the BOull" Then patting a great. rough tree trunk, she won* on, You superb nnk, what would you say if you could talk ?" The bishop smiled. "I believe I can be his Interpreter," he murmured, "He would probably say, 'I beg your pardon, nu--. 1 11111 a beech.'- Rochester Herald. Towns—She snys you're "an hn- perllnenl cad." What hnve you said or done ? Browne—Nothing 1 that's the trouble When ii" wore out walking yea- lorday the wind blew her hair about her luce most bocomlngly, and she snid. "I kmiw I'm 11 perfect fright" I didn't say a word.- Phllrdelphia Tress. "The evidence shows, Mrs. Muleii* iy, that you threw a stone at tbe instable." "It shows more than thnt. yer honor. It shows that oi hit liim."— Judge. An Englishman resident in Persia fell Into n discussion with n neighbor thoro, suys Napier Malcolm in his hiink on Persia, over thn native tondency tO lying. He Insisted that lying wns a sin. "It i.-, till very well fur a l-crnngi (an Englishman) to .-ny that," replied the Persian. "Hut flu' lint is they cannot tell lies 11s we cun. It is entirely 11 matter ol climate." "Iii that case Persians ought to -peak the truth," said lhc Englishman, "tine ol lhe anciont tlreek' historians declared lhat Persians were remarkable lor their truth tall* Ing." "That is very true," said the unlive. "But who does not know Unit the climate of a country changes entirely in 11,000 y "rs." Mure i:»i lilni;. Tout—Has Jones quit the race track becnuse of reform, or what? Jockey-* Itefol'iii iini!,'nr' lie wnnted snme- thing more uncertain to bet his money on. Tout—Bul wlmt could he Iini more iincerlnln lliun 11 horse race? Jockey-He's taken lo betting whether or not the weather 111.111 will correctly predict the day's condition. Warwfd la Ohra Utlaf—Oam. Qombault's Caustic Balsam Hi! Imitators But No Coflipilltort. a. tuff, SpMdy in-4 PoiIUt* Cur* (or Curfc, Ipltnl Switor, OOMl Hu k. BtrftlBn T'm.or.i, 7ouB(Iir, WmJ Puffi, -r.i kll l4tn(t*u from BptTlo, KlD(boni and otb<r bosr tumor*. Cut(i ill iVli dliiuta or rmiltw. Thmih, DlphUiirlfc. Ramovii tll luarhii fr«m Horifior C'4.!,i. ii ft Btunfta R*m*4r for RhtatutlfiL I Benin, Sort Threat, "''■ n i. i..i». .»L,«. I » TC«f7_ liml.* or Cnjijlo. Bala^n "I* •» " l*r botll*. !■■■.! I r dniKafUU. or writ bj •■ Fr***, chftrtM 1 «i l with full dlr*ct|om for tt im lf'':.l tur •Itfteriptira clrotilftri, Tha 11»rioca-Wllllama Co., Toronto, Ont I BROOKS' NEW CURE Sreoki' Apr-U.nr. H.w ' .'■•". *i :■•:-;: So • '■'. 1 . ■:' .. "r ;»'.» int f...'.laa Air a ." ■ I Blndi ind dra-ai th. broken tirl. loo*!-" II ,a al uiuld I Italian limb S' "■'" Ho , 1. : I Nolle, liar •Vii al...; I.i 1 .[■ tn.-ul. • INT ON TIIISL. ceiaio.ul *.l. C. I. BROOKS, Ml in*.!. Mi. SO* A witness was bolng examined aato the fnnity ol one nf lhe inmates ol the asylum, "Yuu huhl that Ihis inmate is in- uti". do yuu f" a lawyer iij-ked. "I do," was the lirm reply. "Why are you sn cure ■" "The inun," the witness .-nhl, "noes nhout asserting that he Is Santa Chins." "And." snhl the lawyer, "you hold 1" you, that when o man goo abt ul assorting thnt he is Santa Claus It's n clear prnnf nf his im-anitv I" "I do." "Because," -nhl tho witness, in a luml, indignant voice, "I happen t" !»' Santa Claus myself." San Fran- el 00 Argonaut. Nan cheap, Aped Husband Vmi arc cnlnit to mlu um with your extravagance Vam don't need Hint enpe any more than a cat needs two tails, flow ofton bats I told you never to buy anything I"' cause It Is cheap! YoUDg Wife (with en ulr of one Who has Rut the belter of tlio argument)—But it was nnt cheap. It cost 10 guineas.—London I'iiu. STAMMERERS Thi ARNOTT METHOD ii thi only loficsl mithod for tin curs Of St-lllaan.a ■ - |t t'-.l'. till CAUSE, not merely tin HABIT, ind iniurii nituril tpiich. Pimphlit, particulars and refer* enrei nnt on riqunt. THE ARNOTT INSTITUTE, Berlin, Ont , Can. In a Keif l.iiriii. Fnlr Visitor—So you hnve really de- j elded not lo sell your b.iuse) Fair I Hostess—Tes. Vmi sei-, we placed the I matter In the hands of n real estate 1 uncut. After reading his lovely sdvor* tisi'ini'iil of our properly neither John | nor myself could think of parting with \ such a wonderful nnd perfect huine. ller War. "What's thi' reason ynu never put things in their places?" 0 iked the irate 1 aud methodical husband, "Why, lie- I cause," replied iii" easy 11111111; wife, "I want lliein where I can Hnd Ihem." What Shall I Do for this strained muscle? Kim ON OKISKLY Johnson's VHiniment It wa, orlrln.t.rl 9(1 yf.ra .in lo r«mv. lnll.nim.tiiM, end 1.1. Ib. .in,... nul nl .train, ond brul.M. i' !.-•* ■ 'a' i* AlliUolar. I S JlMISMIM '. I'll. Ilo-Am. Hm. My body's old, hut Hint's not my fault I nm not to blame for on ul>1 body, hut I would be to blame for uu eld soul lid.iud. W. N. U. No. 626. TITE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. LIST 2 .all « Min. is for QUICK SA A. SMITH & CO. LOCALS Mi W' D. I'lue, ol Portland, ':., is vi lit '. i" t sister, Mrs, \\ ni, Dick sir ft. |nliii Fell, I'n i, ii I" re in teresi ngsyn licate, I., i. i. til H (' . is .1 t at 11 North \ ancouver, md, a aim ■ , um (I nl llie t Ir, ll iV, Spilslniry un JUNCTION BLOCK Mill III VANCOIMR. * Sflour Blay and feed Seeds ALL OK»Ll£5 DELIVERED wr"*. w» -1 ■> aEE8&f n - . i , : , ; ■ - I 111 tin park. 'I ii' : . : nnil will he n ,i |>n with iln i i * .i 11! (ill till :. t.-: bus Nurtli Van* I Hllgll la-. tiff'' n I'he nu i'uii; into tr /* "A. •*■:'. lllis via inilv. a a,.., i. llie Ca lilano, .\ n - i. rpuration iniiittei ' I oii W ethics* lay even . ti." i step : . i| ration was taken. A pa nger on ■ :■: ; ty mom Ierry I i a lit as (In : i ii Vancouvi i i In arrival ol llio boat was called, but i re it arrived tha" pool unlorl ■ i i ovete I ta: walk ■ : . head wait* ■' , Vancou- llei tl lite gi . rlli Van- ■ I'M : a ■ ler n OO I Mr. J. I • elect! il : . J. I'. I . a ■ -. ■''.'■ ' . : ■ . . the te ■ ■ - , i large . l.n li.i : ij thereon, : I I I "' , II i; it I'a ■. s lay. ■ I o I'm li ise I, oi I lot, on I aiui'.li " ouvei . must I mil a i « " ■ . • in iililri !.'' Inllil \ nitli street. Ad- ' iheBrackman-Kcr Milling Co. limited. Harry Miti hell, lo '1 in Lonsdale Avi nue. Fine, healthy I Cauliflower Plants, in li Sutton's Seeds, always am hand. List your Property with us fur quick sale. If print's are right wo can dispose of it for Villi. EVES & DURSTON Real Estate Brokers Thompson Block, - - NORTH VANCOUVER. DANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CAPITAL, »4,866,666. RESERVE, $2,H'.333 Head Office in Canada, Montreal. II. Siiki man, General Manager; J. Ei.msly, Supt of Branches Branches in llritisli Columbia—Asberoft, Greenwood, IleiUev, Kaslo, Rossland, Trail (Sub Branch), Vancouver, Victoria, Duncans, and Dawson, V.T. Savings Deiiartmnnt Dgprsiti received from SI.00 upwarde Interest at hiqh**st current rntes and compounded twice a year Olficn, Cor. Lonsdlls Ve. and [spl.inaile, North Vancouver, H. C. BTANI.KY PA UK Ale G^ Stout In H.,Ilia-*.. Kill- "i'l I "-* Ihe Koijul Krcninq Co., I Id. TREES, NoHi'cl].--r Do Coble's Dirn-.lui-'i : ■ lil'al Sll| '."■■ Material. Cul KI Ithlished lie.r.'ry ■ British Columbia Col M. J. HENRY'S! NURSERIES Ul) SltUIIOtStS. \ \'-l a ' ', i :■ It, I I*. R.- If '."'.: handle my |i»v llll) ■ ■ ■ . " -.a- • : ■ ■ ,1a, ■ |. tO twenty pttcln-l li. .-ii.'i,. IIII SOCIAL I a| 1> I tl I 'I : ' I I) I I I < I All Kn. i- II : '.. CO YEM?8' EXPERIENCE I ' NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE - Is now right in line fur a sharp advance. This year is i 11 ■■ tin; banner year in the history of uur enterprising .i.e! i.ij.'ni-i growing city., Money invested in (juoii close-in proper!) will make larger nrdlits and quicker returns than . Imre I. ! SOME MONEY 10 WORK IN NOR III VANCOUVER HI-: SUMMIT llli; l-'Ol.l.OWINli: I'lll III li'i.tl'- -Tun .iitili Innil lota in hlm'k 1)5, uu ear line. I'rkv (551 ,-.,.-n. Terms one-third cn-.li ; Iniliince (I nml Vi ntlu*. 1.1 \ I.N ill AM) ST. UUOIttiK STHKBTx—Double corner. Price (Hit) i'l'tniM lliinliauli! Iialiiiici* iiinn) lli nianiili.. KKITH IIOAIl I "i"i" i loll* ill hliii-k 11(1, iB'-in^ Victiiria I'urk. I'riee - a.i, 'I'l-rini niii-iliiril eni-li: hslanco fl and 12 innuths. -; i nui -n;l-:i-;r-l.iii- I lo I Iw-liuiivi', lt.ockait; I) I,.518;cleared, Mii* ILkh. Titrmsonc'thlrdcash: bilaiieu II and 12 months. I'OUIITII STIlKKT—LnlaiS n"*l 23, Wnek ILM; cleared. I'riee fS-M - ..ii, r.'riiihi-a'itii-iisli; balance tl and 12 months. SIXTH STHK15T— l/itsll, 4, 5, fl, block 14. I'riee (526each. Terms (125 e:i-li: hnlancu cxtcmllna over two years, SIXTH STIif.KT-l.iitH II, 12, lilm-k 11; double corner. I'riee (1,600. Terms <300 cash; balance extending over twu yearn. IRWIN & BILLINGS CO. Ltd. Corner Lonsdale Ave. nnd Fifth St. •||.;i.. *5 NORTH VANCOUVER t.®m:jwzi VANCOUVER en's $4 Shoes 15 LARGE TOWNSSTE lots Ltrr Box I'al Blui In is. leather lined, double sole $4.00 Velvour Call Bluchen, leather lined, double sole $4.00 Yiea Kial Uliiclicrs and Hals, leather or 'amass lined; a daisy boot *4*00 See Us Int Your Spring Shoes PYKE'S SHOE STORE 51(1 Hastings Street W. wwvww vwwvw MAKE A ':, I :iALTYOF iw.rt»'.arAif,-Ut,'u \Z~. iS0_ *oiiTcrruiiffiz?.i?rs!arsBisi REAL ESTATE 1 bolievo that North Vancouver has an immense Future, and thai thuro will be more money made in hind lit'i'i' than in any othor section in llritisli Columbia, I have LOIS fOB SALE in ii" parts of ih.' Townsite, If you havo 1Mb TO SELL-, come tn inc. I will find you purchasers i|iiickly. S. GINTZBURGER THE NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALIST 161 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C. Rainier Beer^> ]k 11 glorious beverage—quenching and satisfying, Remember there's no other "jusi as guild"—insist on getting Rainier, PACIFIC BOTTLING WORKS Vancouver, H. C. CORDWOOD. CORDWOOD! We nre now cutting Cordwood. Place your ord era with ns foe Cordwood. WESTEF.N CORPORATION, LTD. British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd, j Owing to change nl the ferry time schedule following will obtain 1 First Strf.kt Leaving Qiiecnslittrj' Avenue nt 5:30 ii. in.. 6130 a. tn., 7:55 iniil five minutes to the limir until , :sj |i in. Leaving Keith Road and Follies Avenue :n 6:co a, in., 7:011, a, in., 8:25, and J5 miniitea p;ist the hour until 11.35 [i. in. LoNSlUt.K AVF.NUK Cars will run every 20 minutes, XjS" All boats are met by the cars. Hotel North Vencociver -' ■''" ' ' '"- 'ms_% Grand a '. |S '1 ottrist KfMIlt , - , I'p to-datc i Rate»i ! Sj.oh per Day .•nul up. *fl Special j Rates Im Families '■'■'it .•nni ?i Regular Boarders Ferry Service I very lltill Hour lo ond [rom Ihis Hold to Vancouver. P, Lksoii, Prop. Three Pounds j or 25c Tweiitvlivf |i(iiiuil box, $1.75. BEST J. A. McMillan, North Vancouver *\ :*) I'M! Hav IMI I'l' Sprciai, Raths to Kamii.iks AMI BBCIDLAH IioAHDBIU and Gi I each, ten MAHON, McFARUND & MAHON (.in. l'i uti' and Seymour Ms., VMCO li. C. PALACE MOTEL I>IK( l. iMiuMi, Pro|irlctors llnttod llironitlinut uilli uti'iuu Il-.t and cold natcr lu evory room Sti .".i. SiRKET, - - TI'C. liar id roiiHtilereil to bene fine nf any uu llio Coast, III stock if replete NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C. SMOKE THE TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED 1,ia. 1: M ia N, 11," . 1. LH.18, D. .-a.., ;.iz. II. A ; A. «'. Il,iiil"t:ii, II. A. kmW, SCHDlin HARPER IBarristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Hr. OPFtCKfl B.N, A< Ituil'lliiB, Viuieoiivt'i, knd Juniilliiii Block. Kuril! Viiiiniuver. PIONEER DRY GOODS FRU|T TREES STORE. Cull in and Bee what you nn (rut in your own town. You will ho surprised how much parcel-carrying yuu can save. Apple, pear, peach, plum, green, gagt in is (or Bale. Will bear this year. Apply to Q. Ill <»iil h Third Street. North Vascoi 11 v.
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