;"a,v.^,,,^v A^ dMSJ ' 28 1905 'croRiA,^ -»»■, VOLUME'II. NOKTII VANCOUVER, 11. C, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1906. NUMBER 14. EDITORIAL. There in very considerable dissatisfaction at-thc course adopted by the British Columbia Teh phone Company regarding tie tolls it has decided to charge foi the use of llie telephones with Vancouver. At the present time, and for some time to come, tli. town telephones are really noi needed, but what is of important' is the connection with the ciiy. Two-thirds of the business of tin place is with Vancouver city, In these days ol keen competition people on the other side of the inlet requiring work will not pay In talk with North Vancouver, when they can communicate with local concerns Iree of charge. The rates here are $4 a month, with a rebate of St, and 10 cents extra for each call with the city, not exceeding three minutes, which is practically a prohibitive tariff. Vancouver business firms can have the perpetual use of their 'phones for i\ a mouth, some of whom take full advantage, and keep them going practically all day long. When the whole thing is carefully considered only one conclusion can be arrived at, and that is, North Vancouver is discriminated against most unfairly. A time limit could be given North Vancouver ami Vancouver free of charge, over which a lee might be made, or an all-round 5-cent loll be made, aud box renl free. The telephone company has no agreement with the town regarding lhe service, inr ilie simple reason that one is nut necessary. The legisl iiaire at Victoria gave it the, right to put up their lines all over the province, and tochufgo whatever is deemed expi al ent. l'u the other hand, the town council h is the power to levy a license fee or collect taxes. On the 22nd of December last the nuuiieipal council passed a resolution to the effect that llie company be ■exempted of all municipal charges until iuo subscribers had been secured. We are informed, up to Ihe present, that about 25 have signified their intention to instal telephone boxes on their premises, including private and business houses. When a concession is made to a company the people should receive some tangible benefit, and il they do not, the municipality should be allowed to put in the local system itself. As a rule. larL'e corporations do not expect to make public utilities pay the price of their plant and dividends from the start, but are expected to assist to make the town mow. The (act of the whole matter is that the telephone service is controlled by a monopoly whicl practically adopts a hold-nj policy. this way and air only using Kaien island as a blind, Now, what is there to all this? The old proverb, "Noise precedes activities," maybe quite suitably applied to this case, and we can only hope that the "noise" will increase in volume, dailv drawing nearer the climax, imlil Wl wake up and Iind, some line morning, ihat the noise uf prognostigation has been drowned in the din ol realisation, To say ihai North Vancouver has a future excelled by none and equalled by few, is not exaggerat- ing, to say the least, as sooner or later those excellent harbor facilities will be usurped by great corporations, and our little city will then have transformed into a great metropolis. Rumors never injure so long as they are logical. Every day in the we. k brings fresh rumors concerning railroads, livery rumor is authentic ainl places North Vancouver on tin map as a terminus, One day a man will say: "Well, Jim llill is start ins to build north friiiu N'urih Vancouver." The next day ymi will hear all about the bin bridge that is to span the Second narrows, accommodating two railroads, an electric railway ami a vehiculai driveway. Then again comes ,. new ray of sunshine, in tie way ul a rumor, to the effect that tin Hastings Saw Mill Company ai going to move their works from Vancouver to Moodyville, Last, but by 110 wise least, we meet a man who will tell yuu that tie Grand 11 unk I'.n jfii is ie ading Church Notices. ST. John's CHURCH, CORNER 01" SEVENTH ANU THIRTEENTH STREETS. Sunday after Ascension day (May 27)—Hoi.Y COMMUNION, S a. 111. Wednesday, evensong, 4:30 p. m. Friday, evensong, 4 p. m. Saturday (Whitsun-eve)—Evensong and address, 4:30 p. 111. On Friday the monthly guild service al 4:30 and practice at ^. Next Sunday (Whitsunday)— Hoi.V COMMUNION, a plain) Sn, in.; llul.v COMMUNION, (.sung, witli sermon) 11:311a. 111.; livery Sunday—-Mattins, 11 a. in.: evensong and sermon, 7:30 p. ui.; Sunday sciiuul, to a. 111. This Whitsuntide is being marked m England a a special appeal lo all Christians tu juiu in priyu'i 1.11 unit). Tne education mil, introduced by tne pia.seui government, has reopened the controversies between ..e Cntircl) and oilier communities. For this reason tne appeal coiiks witii particular lorce, signed as it is .■;. iln: Archbishops oi Canterbury anil Voik. by the Primus ol the Scottish. Church, and liy llie heads "I the following lioilies: Tne United Methodists, Congregational Union, Wesleyan Methodists, English Presbyterians, Baptist Union, Presbyterian) "Church ol Scotland," the United Free Church uf Scotland," Primitive Methodists and Methodist New Connexion, The Uisliop ol Birmingham (Dr. Gore) and the chairman of the Congregational Union are acting as secretaries, while the Konian Catholic Archbishop writes, saying how thoroughly be is in sympathy with the appeal, and referring to tie- days ui special supplication in preparation fur Whitsunday, ordered by Leo NIII. to be use all over the world, mainly for the promotion of unity among Christians. Tin- appeal calls upon all English ministers to prepare their congregations for a united effort of prayer at the principal morning set vice on Whitsunday. It ssuggests that "such prayer should be entirely uncontroversial and should involve nu assumptions m 1 -pt thosu which all 1 hrjstians can make their own: (,i a "That Dm I.md nn int us to li one in visible fellowship; i|i) --rh.it mn dn isions hindet ai evi n paralyze His work; i. -\ hat we all ila ■ rvi a hastisemont and need pi nitem 1, 1 11 the various ways 111 whii h we liave 1 ontributi I a prod in c 01 promote divi lion: nli "TI1.1t ve all need open and candid minds to rei live light and ,et n light, so 1l1.it. in ways wi perhaps as yet can hardly imagine, we may be led back towards mily." Am ve nui, therefore, here do .11 I lowi 1 ' inihi riii:, thi 1 1, , jeet? Let II ofl 1 ami A rvici mi Whitsun I 1' p iai inti ntii 11, 1 id let us ■ ni Whitsun-eve, ami iA us liml some lime in A' Wl I un wi ek ,','heii we cui come togi ther Im' the ]aa a j.li |H|||>OSf I'f SUcli IlllltCa.l lilt- I- a ST. ANDREW S 1'RliSllVTHRlAN CHURCH, SIXTH STREET, The usual services will be conducted by the pastor on Sunday at 11 a. 111. and 7:311 p. m. Sunday school at ."311 p. 111. Service at Mnodyvillr at J p. 111. All are heartily welcome. Pastor: Key, j. I). Gillam, M.A. The Schools. The schools in the municipality took recognition ol Empire day, May 2311!, by the children rendering patriotic songs, recitations, etc. The stall of the North Vancouver school spared nu pains or eliort lu achieve the success they were favored with. The gnosis were many who appreciated the entertainment. Rev. Mr. Gillam and Alex. I'hilip made shun addresses, as also did Keeve Kealy, ex-Councillor Bell and Dr. Dyer.. The Moodyville school was quite in keeping under the leadership of Miss Carss. Trustees Steacy and Allan were in attendance and gave brief addresses. There was a good turnout of the people of Moodv villo. The school at Lynn valley also observed Empire day, and carried out a well arranged programme, iu charge of Miss Whitely, the teacher. Trustees Westover and Davidson complimented the teacher and pupils 0:1 tbe very efficient manner in which the pro- grame was rendered, Hotel North Vancouver. The following were the guest- registered at tlie hotel this week II. W. Smith, j. Ueattie, Mrs Beattie, G. S. Muir, J. II. Walsh Percy Blaikie, !•'. J. W, Couts, E. Gard, Capt. (leu. Murray, J. C. Waymur, C. II Vincent, G, 11. Wesl, ti. II. Kerr. Thus. Rhodes. V. W. Gallon, 11. N. Boultbe. R. P, Ponsfoi i. 1> A. V,' Iwairii A. |. Scott, |ohn li. Kerr. W. A llirkins, C. W. Kirk, J. Doherl and wile. Win. McGirr and Wifi John Wickham, Roy W. Brown C. L, Gotdon, Iv'. Swanson an wife, 0. Johnson. W. Marsden W. A. I Lu kuis. Axil Torau, Fri'i Siones, J. Aylsford Hawkes, Walter 'lavior ami wife. Mis- Eastwood, C. M. Waggoner, Mr, and Mis. W. II. K. Russell Kellie Russell, Mr. and Mrs. 1). C. Irion, Master Dave Irion Tiios. Slater, Marry N. Young, Alex. Slattery, C. L. Behnsen, A I.. Belyea, Henry Traeger anc son, Capt. Earl Macgowan, of tin Hiawatha, and party of eleven. Gun Club Organized. Ata meeting in the Hotel Nor Vancouver on Monday evening a gun club was organized. Follow aii'.; wen- the officers elected P, Larson, honorary president: J. C, Williams, president; W. ( Green, vice-president; T. Iv. Clark, s, a ri tarj treasurer; A. "F, Beaslcy, field captain. Executive committee,—Messrs, K. Dawson, R, D, Clark, D. S. Martin. Arrangements have been made with Mr. Larson to use bis traps ami butts, whit !i are in good I "ii dition ami in a spli mini location, Th.- opening shoot will be In Id am Mondaj evening next, ami a shunt will h, lul,I everj Monday night following, Tin- membership already includes somi go el m irks men, and 11 is expi 1 ted that tie' lei'- up un Monday will tain material ih.it will. 1re iln- season i^ a-!, - llll 1! flaa J V ■ ! | il' HI I llll iiii. 1,1 hard nm f"i their money. Wrestling Match. Then will be a wrestling match, in tin Pavilion, on Thursday, ,11 aS p. in. |ack v.arke, k aiel I has I a nglci will be the contestants. 1 ai.e ;: ■ style, In 1 two in ,: 0 a -.nl-. tits; I' ■■ I ■' 'I In , ■ -1' < A I a la el(, I iill !'■' .. .la, .|,H''' opt rali-; Full crews oi can-makei in LOCALS. Olc Oleson has gone to I-'rome's camp, Ten cents to telephone—live cents Inr ferry fare! The telephones are expected to be installed by Monday. "A stitch 111 1, . . the pants cost that much, C. W. Kirk, of Victoria, paid the town a Hying visit un Monday, It is propliccied that ihe millennium takes place next Tuesday. Mr. J. Kirkpatrick leaves for a week's holiday in Victoria this week. Wharfinger II. V. Smith ami family have removed to Second street. The Lapwing discharged a load of coal, at the ferry landing, here yesterday. Nye & Drown, contractors, have just finished a S2,ooo cottage for .Mr. C. Gross. Percy Blaikie ami F. J. W. Coins, of Edinburgh, Scotland, were in town this week. There are too many people whose conversation is something like this: ? ? ? ? ? etc. The plans and specifications arc- now ready for the new hotel to be creeled on Second street. Miss L. Plant, of Point Gray, is spending several days wilh Mis. J. Davies of Fourteenth street. "In Boston," said a Weary Willie, 'they will arrest a raz ,r for having a 'jag' 0:1, hie, hie." M A. Russell, the grocer, has, -old his vacant lot. nexi his slore, I in First street, to C. Wicgand fur *'oi"- Getting drunk at night is bail enough, Inn there is 11 > h ipe lor iin: man who gets drunk during :.,' al l\. Vancouver city is interi stcd •apiallv with North Vancouver in lie uselulness of thu telephone ervice. At the basket dinner at the Capilano yesterday, Mrs. Wm. Mitchell served tried spring chicken. Mr.,. Orrand Mrs. W. M. Rose, of Vancouver, paid the town a visit on Wednesday in the interests ail the V. W. C. A. A S. Muir. nf Si attie, and J, II. Walsh, of Winnipeg, wire registered at the Hotel North Vancouver this week. Miss Hawbolt has taken up her resilience on First street. She will care for her invalid sister, who is here for ller health. Mrs. 1!. Walker, of Fourteenth street, had the misfortune to step un a nail, ami has since been unable tu leave the house. What has become of the old- fashioned woman who could tell whether a shoe would lil or not by putting her hand in il lirst? There are plenl; ol | never iind out they havi .. ...nun i fill view from iheir back door till a visitor discovers ii for them. The pioneers of North Van COUVI I have made the place what it is a lit town fur the t, lephdne cuni| anytoextend its ramifn ationa, lie kind to your mother iu law, Imvs: Remember, "We Are lb 11 I ...I-iv .imi i,nne Tomorrow," bul 'dear' mother-in-law's imt. John McDuii.mII ami family have taken up their resident e 1111 'I li nil shut Mi. McDoilgall has 1 barge of lhe Emerson boom ul logs. A new government 1 ti imi 1 is to be built' u thi- 1 nasi shortly, ami Ninth Vancouvei stands a good chance 11 hai ing it I uill mi Inr ■ 1 nh Van- . po ni I -li a orators, .ii- tl wi ek I y engaged in 1 "i ni A. St. G. Hai : 1 . , a 1 a,i ma, liinery was brought .e iu,', mi tb [err; I tu day morning, and taken up th Capilano, tu be used in one of th. new shingle mills being built there The telephone wires got crossei on the Capilano road on Tuesday For a while there was a veritabh babel in the service. Nu damage done. Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig, who jus "inly arrived from Ireland, an ' ver North Vancouver witl a view to locating here in the neai future. The rumor is current that grading for the Vancouver, Westminster & Yukon Railway Company's track will be started here next week. An old widower making frequent visits from Vancouver, who is "taking notice" in a very marked manner, is so gallant of late as to be a nuisance. Overheard in passing a boy and girl, both under 20: "But you said you didn't care for her." "I don't." "Then why " rest lost in the distance. "How did you and your wife first meet?" asked one man 0: another. "We didn't meet," replied the meek little man; "she overtook tne." It has been agreed between the owners and builders to proceed with the construction of the tug boat at Wallace's yards. Work started Wednesday morning. The lot ami a half, back of McDowell's drug store, on First street, has been purchased by C. Wiegand, Capt. C. Cates, the former owner, let it go for $2,300. Quong Iline, ,-i local capitalist, has started clearing and grading his lot, nexl to Wallace's ship yard, where, it is stated, he intends budding a wh, rf and warehouse. boys keep your wives away from the races: I'he minute a woman hems a "bookie" shout "ten to one," she thinks, there's a llii: till ga'tS tile Wrong Color, and don't get the "goods." The big steam planer passed through North Vancouver Tuesday nn its way to the Capilano, win-re it will be used Io turn out wooden pipe fur the waterworks, lt look three teams to take it up. The lares charged by the ferry company are: Transients, to cents; ticket-holders, 20 lor )ti; or a monthly ticket, good on all trips, ft. The telephone company charges 10 cents to speak with the city. There are quite a number ol families moving into the municipality, and there would be a great many more were bouses available. Tbe most modest shack is in demand and numbers arc living iu tents. The contract for the building of the Nortli Vancouver car barns has been let to Smith Hros. Over 100,000 leet of lumber will be used, besides brick. One building will be veneered. Tbe work will be finished by June 30. Ironsides, Rennic & Campbell are the contractors who will hoist the big poles »t the Second narrows, on which the high potential wires will be carried. The '.|iln ing of the poles will be done at the font uf Lonidale avenue. Then ire two men living side bv tide Iu Nurlli Vancouver win, me up ta, their necks in trouble. One has trouble over drink and the other has trouble over a woman, ami tin- neighbors can't ah 1 idi which is the worse off. Kubt. Boyd, of the Almond dairy, Vancouver, has opened a 1 reamer)' 111 the Thompson block. All kinds nl dairy product", wholesale and retail, will be snld. The in w venture starts nut under verv favorable auspices, and should in. 1 eil Tie \ sgy Harry Young was lately driving a nail, in the pn a"n '' nl Ins wile, ami struck fingei wuli ihe hammer, Hr ivi la. nnd his wile didn'l reprove '1 nder sain,,, circum- M: 'lining said, "1 Mill The Flamingo Bailed Iron* I in ib In -t dav ol the month, via straits of Magellan, for ibis port, and will arrive in July. She is the property of the Deep Sea Fisheries Company, limited, ind will be put into commission immediately upon arrival. The company purposes fishing for halibut. The children of the aid society picnicked in town on Tuesday. The occassion was held on the j.eui the matron's, Miss Scott, taking her vacation. Through the ellorts oi Mrs. Capt. Irwin, the ferry company kindly gave free passes to the children. We are in receipt of a souvenir 32-page illustrated booklet and souvenir bill of fare, ef the Walker house, Toronto. Geo. Wright, the proprietor of the hotel, being an old-time Vancoiivcrite. The work is very creditable, and to all Torontonians and others it will be highly prized. "Politics have changed wonderful in the last few years," says an exchange. "It used to be that the other fellow was called thief, liar, scoundrel and 'he usual run of appellations that belonged to detested candidates whom you opposed. Now, tbey call him the railroad candidate." Tonight will make the fourth night in succession that a North Vancouver man has taken care of the children while his wile spent the evening with friends. Hear the chorus Iron) the women: "Well, bow many times has she taken care of them while he was loafing around down town?" J. N. J. Brown, amateur champion of the Pacific coast, will leave for Nanaimo this week, where he will be one of the contestants in the regatta. Dame Rumor says that a fair lady also goes to Nanaimo to take part in the ladies' boat race. Well done, North Vancouver. This is said to be a sure way to get rid ol dandelions: When the bloom appears to mark thc plant, cut off the blossom to make sure that there is no chance for it to go to seed, and in the centre of the circle of leaves put a lew drops of gasoline. In two or three days the plant will be dead. The old adage, "Dirty linen .liould be washed at home," might be well applied to a quarrel n the neighborhood. Confine the lisagreement to those immediately :omeiiieil, and allow outsiders to see a clean neighborhood. To ladies, in the ever shifting scenes of life, say no harmful words of our dear lassies. The officers and members of the boy's brigade met on Tuesday night, President Steacy in the chair. After due consideration, owing to the holiday season, the company will take a vacation, and will resume practice on September 1 st. It was further decided to have target practice from time to time, such practice will be given due notice of through The Express. Hill Williams went fishing on Thursday and came home mad. It is his idea that the big lish arc always in the other deep hole; lhat there is good fishing every place, but no lish any place. While he was iilil mad, he stumbled on lo a new roar Why do girls buv high priced bats, and then go to picnics, parties, down town and almost everyplace else in their bare heads? The high priced bat is used (nr a closet ornament more than for a head ornament. A lady and baby, accompanied by a pet lap dog, came into thc office last week to pay a year's subscription lo lhe paper. After paying up and looking big the editor asked her how old Ihe dog was. She proceeded In give hmi his pedegrev, while the dog was rooting about in au overturned bunch of dog show-reports, tn the delight ol lhe baby. "Cute little lellow." "Yes, isn't be; only lour months old, inn " The dug wa. now trying to bite the 1 hail li "Has he any teeth ] - 1. Vi s, iwo." "Well, well." "Now what kind of a I' wa ;"'." "ling"' "Oh, nr,', I 1!. 111 iai ' : 1. 1 ilking ,A ui bal . He's still wondering she ne* ■ 1 stopped tu THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. Croup Comes Suddenly Hence the Wisdom of Keeping in the House the Most Effective Cure Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine Slight Hoarseness in n the only wiirnln ; of i midnight 'Ic 11. 1 awakes ... li called crimpy, mnl which B 'il.', terror tu the the ■ mnl a' '■! lie olil •: ll ■ |iroill|ll :■:. ' Wl i llll 1 Ii ! t Iltl mlvrfitl in i in loosen ... i . ■ I'en ■' ill" suddenness croup ihii npai i of Dr. 11 " |i mln i. n case "i "- Km bronchitis, whooping cough, asthma, uml every form of throat nml IrouhU*, tins grout family lieln i .a quid mnl certain cure. .Mrs. tluorgo lirowti, 71 llnrbonrd tinging For Sulla!t,« n 1 oar. Writing ot the trials uml tribulations of American Ringers who go to Europe te gain recognition, Mildred AUricli in tho Theater Magazine su.vs: "To most singers who have sought recognition abroad tin-re is but one I druwbuck to tbe European career, It Is not love of home Unit lures llieiii back to the United States. H is money. It looks Une lo put 'Ue I'opcra' or 'de I'Operu Cotnlquc' ou "He's visiting curd, as 1» tlie habit iii Europe, but them Is auoUier side lo It, Mmiy u debutante bus sung at the Opera Co- mlquc for nothing, some have paid, und tome have had llie milglllllccOt sulory uf 200 frnncs u mouth (Jusi shy of $40 Toronto, writes: "Our children One of the mosl prominent debutantes at tbo opera suw B.OUO francs paid over for her debut, uml one vvninau who was there two years as a regular member of tbe troupe earned 0,000 francs n year 0)'£i a week nnd sho was con- bidered favored. Cllles like Bordeaux often get debutantes al 300 francs l$iiU) a mouth, and In theaters of that sort slugcM provide Ihelr own con- tumes, ro It Is small wouder that, hating got one's educiiti.m. one wants to earn money iu the I'ultod Stall's." have i n cory subjucl to a ro in I md that Dr, Clinso's Syrup ii i.:,,-..■ .1 mul I'nrpcntliie hai ulw ij ■ iiight quli U>' using II til - , Hi Ign onlilo 'la'- disease is ■ lane". We always keep .: tho house, ond, In fact, !,,,.! |i|;,; .... -..a' do vvllhotil It, i use ll for coughs und col Is ii ' suits, uii l recotnmeiul ' a l|h. .aa. of Dr Chase's Lu,-, a' i and Turpentine, Ue see Iho portrall nml slgnii- in i In. A. \V, Clin •■ the 1 iiceipl book uiithor, on the bottle you bn; .:. cents u bottle: family size, three limes as much, 00 cents; nl all lealers, or Edmonson, Bi I S C i., I'crouto, THE EXPRESS SOUTH aw-avi::: - li. A \ vVeokl* NVnv paper. I'ublislieil la. I'lll-l I.Xi'K!AS I'lll.N : ' . Co SuAa-r |,l a Iti ' ii per ) ear i .lull; ll.VKTl.KV :i_r K liter J, 11". II , * Mm Aim ii ii nn,,ni oeen i-uino in .Mr9. Mldgen' i hai ■ ry moment thed ; a ',.' ' ■ ' . i have happened to that . . The Sketch, The riiiil.hin.ii, ol the tl.Kno, Iii former times the puulshmeut of the bugno (batbi, one of the most cleverly cruel Inflictions ever devised by au oUlclnl of the torture chamber, w.ia administered In Italy, probably in Venice, where the water of the lagoons played so prominent it purl lu Its penal system. The puulshmeut was as follows: The prisoner was placed lu a vat the sides of which were slightly iu excess of the average height of u mnn. lu order to hold In check Ihe rising tide of a supply uf water which rnu luto ilie vat In n constnut Btriam lhe criminal wus furnished with n scoop with which to bule oul tho water us fust as it cmue lu. The respite from death by Immersion thus obtained wus more or less prolonged, aceordlug to the powers of eiialiiraiice possessed by Ibe victim, but Imagine the mortal torture, Hie ox blunting uud even hideously grotesque efforts, tbe Incessant nnd pitiless toil A night und du.v, lo stOVO off llie dread moment fast approaching, when, over- cine by sleep and fatigue, he was uu- able to struggle uny longer against bis fate. Sunlight Soap I.i!,- In Hi" Heep Sen, In i ■ ■ tie I Sir ,Iol lloss ■ ii '"i I . wen - varying from 111) to l,i Hi ■ VI il 'I" il t a bi in of the i Medusa men v ■ pi il . ml Is now in tl ■ 111 ■ l-oii 1 ' i A Mine-Sowing Cruiser. The qti llnl ' ng warship in tin :'. ■ ivy a. Ihe small cruiser Iphl- gi in.i, which has Just been convert into mln ivvlng vobsoI. Al mg i of her deck are two rows led rails. In which numerous , ties are slung. Three il r pr |e ■ ov r iln' vesse rn in, the mines being droppi I vi r- mi He in as .-ii" stenms alon The Introductl m of a mine-sowing ui . our fleel Is an experiment ■a m "in 'i ie "f whal ■ war In the Far I tin iai. .i is that iln' Iplil mid bi :' mine o channel ters far more cl ■:, in could ir ilnn" by ■ te un . lie Wal In Sm-li 11 ic a a A mail who bus resided lu Cairo told this tale as au lllnsirnlioii of Hie dilatory ways of Aral..,ni trades people: "A certain gentleman ordered a swing to be erected In bis garden I'or the use of bis little boy, aged six. Ho wailed und waited, hut tbo BWlug never arrived, lu due course of time that boy grew up to man's estate and became himself the father of a little boy. When his son was six yours old he remembered bow bis own father had ordered a swing lo be made for him. j I So he culled ou the tradesman, who lived at bis gale, and asked bim to send up the swim; ihal bad bceu ordered twenty years before. The man agreed lo do so. The little boy becoming Impatlenl after three weeks, his father called ngulu und remonstrated with the Arabian as to bis dll- otorlncss, The Indignant tradesman replied that he could not really undertake to serve uny oue who was In such u tearful hurry," WOMAN'S AIR TRAVELS. Tho First to Cross tbe English Channel In a Balloon. ,f of I flr-l to e E 11 r ol a tlm Ml '.. ,vci li: I been da | and lay morning 1 i • ■ lier th ii Hie right il i 1 In 'l" all' 'all I to Putney Has ig In rt was mad idtng Mrs. II ■: ' ol | l'u, 000 j • |. ■ ' luili a ■ ' ' The Queen's Humanity. A patch to The New Y rk , ■ "1 hi '.a ■ "' i the D t P rtland pr nesting igalnsl ' we irlng of egret plumes lelty fr 'in the os- ... . . It Is lhat Hci : 11 ■ I to ' matches, but Iho this Is nol ell known, flit -a i . ■ in i "I ' II . Ilgll a, 11 | Majesty was | ll a I Blnei thai . iinn th.'sa.- onca ■ TilS." I r . ■ • ir- : h : r * 1 ■ li 1 in ■ .« i ■ i i •' ' Ig i i in i ' ■ ' a Mini lillle Mia int. llnil Ip. I,, a,.,.,,;, ., •. fi in ib,■ birth of i nnd n bis .ai ''.nli succ ling *ry of lhe blrlhdny a number f dollars equal to Hie m rol years, oiordaugb- lerls twenty one ynu ted ol i per eci: impounded semi- ■ ' This would be illfewlib, -. A cents I pen ■ ' impound- . will hnvo to Ills !l ni tb,. end of Hi ■ yi ars $73, ut tbe end of tell years SHE!, nl Uu 1 of . u ol itrhosaves , be worth nt the enl ei fori} j -ars tbe snug for- ill." el '..' "Aa-lit Itel.ln liriiy." A ballad that won Instant fame against tha expectation Bad even Ibe wish of Its author was "Anl,1 Itobi-.i Gray," written by I.udy Anno Lindsay about tbc end of U» eighteenth century merely for ber ovvu satisfaction to replace tbe coarse verses of an old melody thut pleased her. She sang charm- logly, uud the new ballud soon cams inlo favor. Great was the curiosity aroused us to tbo author of this pie tbetie song, In whose simple verses all tbe elements of u heartrending tragedy ure contained, but I.udy Anue, modest mid retiring by nature, preserved silence for muny years, euiiling, no doubt, at the controversy that raged so hotly. In the course of It her ballad was attributed by snnie disputants to David lilzzlo, declared by others to be n geuulue sixteenth century production and tluully made tbe subject of a twenty guinea prize to he bestowed on auybody acute enough to bring to light ; tbe veritable uuthor.-i'oruhill Magazine, * Clothes washed by Sunlight Soap are cleaner and whiter than if washed in any other way. Chemicals in soap may remove the dirt but always injure the fabric, k Sunlight Soap will not injure the most dainty lace or the hands that use it, because it is absolutely pure and contains no injurious chemicals. Sunlight Soap should alwayi be used as directed. No boiling or hard rubbing is necessary, Sunlight Soap is better lhan other soap, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. Equally good with hard or soft water tS flftft RtWARO will be pat* **Q,UUU ,„ „„>. ,„.rBOn Vrho proves Hi"' Bunllght Boap cnntdlni Any in" -a.' ■-'.".. ■;.., .a . .-a' ui,,- form ofailultLTiilion. lever Brother. Limited, Toronto Fido Went Astray. Ludy (staunch teototnlor)- Oh! please, would you mind fetching my lillle dog, Kiilu, out of Ihal public linuse'.' Obliging 'Ostler—Yes, muni. Certainly, muni. WIllcll bur wns you In? Tb,' Sketch. lloa. to I .. llrnln.. A heud 1111111 In tt rauuufaetoi-jr was watching u drayman lugging at a heavy case ono day. Tbe drayman's luce wns red, and the muscles of his neck were bulging. The overseer, says u writer In the Baltimore Suu. thought it was tbo right moment to offer practical assistance. "Wall a minute there." la- said. "Let mc show ymi how easy It is when you use a little brain with your muscle." And be grabbed a book, sluck it Into ibe case, gave a yank and weut sprawling into ibe suiter under the dray. He got up, looked al the hook and said, "Confound It. the handle comes off!" "Yes, tir." suld ibe drayman respectfully, "My brain told me tu.u, and I didn't use it." rlKurn Te,. (nn Afford. "A long, low strip of laud, n valley between high bills, pr-s live miles outside of Hiivuiia. und (here." suld u cigar salesman, "ibe best tobacco In the world Is grown. Tbe name of the place Is Aba.lu. and the Vueltn Abnjo | crops are always bought up two or 1 three years In advance of their planting. Tle'v yield only ".MilKI cigars annually. These cigars sometli'ies sell us high us $150 ii huudred $l..aj apiece. Vuelta Abnjo cigars ure only smoked by kln-_-s iiinl billionaires. There ure many fake Vuelta Abajos ou tlio market, but tbe real thing, once smoked, cau never be mistaken, for there is no oilier tobacco lu the world with un aroma at once so powerful und so delicate." Blgnnls of Danger, lima' yuu lost your appetite V Have ynu nn nn- | plci Bunt tnsle In the mouth? Does [ your bead ache and hnvo you rlllil- ii. ss? If bo, your Btomacli is oul of I order nnd yon need metllclui. Bul vmi iiii inu like medicino, He thai l*t ef era Blckness to medicino must Bttffi i. hill under the clrcumstnncos the wise niaii would procure a Im*. ol r v. .'.iiiiiI,' l'ills nml speed- il; gi i liiiiisell in health, ami Btrlvc to liCCp Sal. One nl ilie State legislators entered an Albany restaurant last evening nnd ordered a porterhouse steak. W-hon llie portion lll'IVeil il (Utl mil Ipliteilll- peul iii inn n« being sufficiently cook e.l. II.' culled ihe waiter, "Would you kindly tnkotliis back to tbe cook anil tell him to Innil il n Utile 111,11','," #i "Sure," replied I t tbe white coot Thi-- i- Inn', tbe polito request was 1 in ii. li'. I in llie cook : "Say, Hill, iimt lul guy bucked away from this piece ol [torso. He wants n linle more the on it, or it's nil up with ynu uml your lillle pots. (let n move .an or you'll hnvo him butting in here mnl calling ynu hv v.aiir real name, s,.,.;" Albany Journal. a' : gross extrnviigi nci hav, || Ae i'l ciillllecliaill Willi Hie nf' fairs a.i iin' I'hlcago simitar) dlatrlct, facilities for . mad, "Tbey Sell Well" savs riniKcl-t O'P-11 of Truro, ss. Want any belter eciil.nee nl Hi real cvit "i In. von Stan's Pineapple tablets ns u cure bar .ill forms of si n.i, trouble ilnm tbai they're In su. h greal itemnnd? Not n iuvuscmii alias.' llllll niakl*8 'llli'S Ol',' IllSllas "eoti - lallt Cla aisailll, a|l.|l'k llllll Id! Ill la-K - * Uny inl.1,-t la, carry In yenr pocket, 31 cents 1 : Tha. Grand Trunk Pacific railway will enter Porl Arthur commencing construction nl ihe s; (Into us at ' I'liii William giving each town equal doing business with ibe ii;,s,,i ii.« , nn.elcnee, In on ordiuar; nt, according In ..'His.-a-,: ■ . .■ i rlday B ■ ■" ■ led shark i iin- Irish. n.an on being "I tins delicacy. :. " negative, :,. tried once I si an bring ■ , ■ a. : led | poise," be said i: ■ «.i '•■: . -' ■ i gut A becoming . , I.a ir.it mnl heured i i li nf contentment, ■ , . I-, i ' .-: and *•'. "in i, .■ " i," Bald rtioerl y, "and sure !.■,, nol !"■ foi ... | I -t I didn't in. ve for : t. . Bl « ' .:, I I •I r • I ' ' tol ' I'. . i reeplni Salt. 11 || .the course of ... Ill luterMt iin. nmi. i f thi . .i luiul'lair half (nil of •■■■ ' I . Ill ■' • a a .-, . ,1;, bf btl'.l III l.ei l' stand i-.t • few dsyi uml see le r the silt i reeps out of the water, up ll o Insl Ic .af the gin., und tbo ' like a thing of -' ' ' ■a eui And nli". ,.i's' .■ i a.,: a.: i i (he cuter re i ■ illy n.i before! II ll u pretty . A Lucky I IrenmsHalica-. In the bouse of commons no incident Is greeted with more hearty laughter thnn thai of a member who. after an eloquent oration, plumps dovvu on his silk bat on tbe beach behind him. A young member who bad Inst made bis maiden speech sat upoo his new bilk bat. There wei" roan of laughter. An Irish member Immediately »( i:"> teeth nature gave nml gravely said, "Mr. Speaker, per Kll Leas nnU I'll II Slowly, Economic methods of eating are so Important und so axiomatic that It really locations some surprise that moro Is not known ubout tho matter, ll ■ •• Fletcher, In his famous ,\ r, 'I. books on nutrition, very wisely Insists upon the necessity ef blow mastication wiib abundant Insallvullon. it is really astonishing bow badly people use ictn for ihls purpose. Children naturally bolt their Lord Striiliicoiui mi ii nl nm i in , reel n l I) tu nt I mnl I used ii iiii.il Minnrd's Llnlmeill Co., Limited. 1 ii.is ver; sick with 'iuinzy Ihoughl I viiiuhi Btrnngli IIN ti, s LINIMENT und II,.' a" I,lll'a . 1 mn never wlthoul ii new. Yours ..Mi' "ill*. . ,A. A |i. PRINCE Nuuwlgcwnuk, Oct, ills'. nut me I- congratulnto the boi.aar.ible food, ro It is aald, and adults retain the I habit. Not Lining tlie digestive power of cats or dogs, which naturally bolt their loud, ii results lb.it much of our food Is undigested ami watted, gentleman upon lhe b.ippy stance iti.it when he s.il en hi« hat his heUd WHS laaat ill i("' 'Illlt I'a'UUIlk Up- set lhe dignity of tli.- bouse, aud the ipeakor called "Order, order," umid roars of laughter. mpplant- ue; Sinmi il feiltUl'i s in Ine ell) "I lata I'or ■ Stinri iii.,,...,-.-. A young man who Is blotted wlih a Scoti h kinsman u I never tear that be will be allowed to b ild loo high uu • ■i■ ...aaii of himself. ••Wh.it i.o yo i tli ni. nf my project to of civil lawi A iinoii Bxcaie, After the im! i Wellington's rlc- torlous campaigns the L'nlvenlty of Oxford coniplhnentcd the duke himself mnl Ins principal officers by con. ferrlng upon them tlie honorary and pn mi very upproprlnto degree a di icier H , ^ Ai' Hint tlino Ibe fees itudy ii**":" asked .'"ing Wli I,;, groat uncle, Itobcrl D ; ■. boni he was desirous to pro- b "I should cull It a vera harsulMi aniuseiueiii." sold Mr, Donaldson dry. mprehenslvo survey of lhe young man's fatuous face and gay attire, "if nol carried loo far." ; ■ i f li ■ I, ii . i lb ' ' a I r I listing. "This liiitl ■ 'ning." snld tbo young I," Ihelr flrsi "Yes," ilu ii ri red, "I talked lo • t lhat, an I hi said it wa i lbs end uivi-r bill 'Hi less Of It, , . . ,i . A w i.ihii n.mi.. The v ' ile Imnli it least so fm cerned, is I'arli, Th.' i 'lia Unocal,. i .■ i ly In ibe breath of thy soul imi never foiyi to hove a penny when all Hi, eipi . ■" .' " ' nu rntod md paid; Hmi shall thou rca-'h ihe point of i 1 Independcnct -ball be till sli.ela] : ' | I i I.nil,. II.. .1 ihttll ' ' ll iiniii upright, nor ito a to tl HTela b l into In- I, a'li rl ' I pocket nn abuse because the hand which offers it wean n i g .■■ i with iii.ininiul- Franklin, *|t I- .Ill-Ill',-. Pri "ii Visitor Mj i: ■ ml, • ' not lo co plain, You art hen were heavy, nud one of tlie distinguished soldiers, uli' bad gathered more bouor than profit lu the wars, declined Iho proffered degree in the following V. Isa. ia. -I, I know you wish me well, i ■ i' il " n • ei- be, I Ii'l . ' a . I- I' I'. U l'a a V a.l ' 1 I. * al. When Baby bad Scald Heart-When Mother Pad Salt Hheiim—When Fatlur bad Pllov. In Acii-ic- Olntmrnt gave .a Tnest nl in,in i Icked from lastimeny . ■ ■ al' al.ia |0 IW ' ll ti ivis never i"**n I i i ijiiulllles In Ecu in i. Tl mr, l"i lllllll luiii;.an.nr. Ilvon Ask for Minard's and take no other Y ■ .i I the i.i "I native, ... I - ii i nt yon him Tradition, What an emu'iinnis "camera oAa urn" magnifier i< tradition, How u thing ib.. human memory, In the in i in ii it imagination, when love, tror. eli |. and nil Unit lies In the human heart me there tu CUCOUrUgC II, ninl In III!' .1 IllallaSS, 111 till' elllll'e Ig wlthoul dale or documei '!■ no Arundel mot onl] bore nml there s iiiiiI ii.aaniiiuciii.ii calm, i .ni.iie. 11 I , te , \ Iiiii Ilea veil!" repl I1 , . .'. i| I I.i I'll IS. Vlnlcncr. Violence ever deAit. Its own ends. \\ here you cnnnol drive you can nl- ways pci'suuile. A geiillo word, a kind g I nntui'cal smile, enn Work wonilort nml accomplish mil u i fy the demands ol Pi mer There Is a secret pride lu overy huninti Sol much I nm. i ij . rcdltors i.-pt urging mo to t i m ey nml then whon 11 piii me m Jnll, I'm blamed if i net I, i\\ inu call thut ,|u-l i" I,, .il ill .1 rai.alis nt tyranny. Yuu mny order ninl drive uu Individual, but vou cannot make him respect you.— ll.i.'i.it. i ' I'liiiiic Ifienkft-s, There nre only two kinds "r '. ei's. The lirst |i tlie mnn who 1- inuk- -I s| h a: d v..n't li, Hci I thai en'., i nd I llio mini ag a bud s| di mi'i i.iii'l b:.. b. The latter Ib ilm longer, i I, lllal I ' i ■ . ' " a i Jti.;i n I am . ■. " i card foi popcr w.i i ilient of blUI ' 0 Ollt letters un- cul ed pagei of v bll easily read. Jn.l • nli'. Proud Mother Profess ir Octave called at our house todoy, und my dnllgll- lor played tho piano fur hlui, ll" Jusi raved "*• i her playing, tier Neighbor • How rude! Why conldii'l li I his ti ullugl Just as Hi,, rest of i. do) not let ll cold sell! II i in Dickie's * . iyi ip . in. i.i • intimation onl an I pn vent hum lodi in ■ in lhe pulina'ii- . . a ' a .. ni'O Hi'' iilil have i*t nled i" the npplli but powerful medicine ■ . , , ii within Ilia' le. ' i Ol llll, The Mcaining of lhe Empire. . ' |aii :ni" el' Iho ii ■ The King ■ jeets, Ic \ in Virion '. iii Austral ri i :. Iillll.t I I a ci ill l'.'l!'ii| VI' HI "ll'l. a . nn ihcni linn. Hy by ro re ""-. Hindus, 1 ni nmmi ilnns r.s.i nn'nno " iini Ihisls, uud nf vitrloii pn nn nr nun- i nii.-i, ■ Tlic llllulnnl I a,nil.lal, 'l'i... ini 'list was a consplcu tut pnrt if the first | lb*/ i ic i' in ihe garden of Lien. ■ ii n rpcut, Hopeless, "TOIII liai prO] ai a-.l. lall'l 111 ' " ta, give him llll nn-ui'i' In a letter." "Shall you il» it':" "No. I wili be ni'"" liberal and give liim bis answer in two I i Ejperlei co !,-■ .-..^ a dear school, but fools will learn nt no other aud icirci- li al t. ',i 1 i.i,,. a Or tonti Wilh Tlieiti On. There never Wat an nugel who wouldn't tnU off ber wlngi nnd cook for tbe iiuiu ibe loveJ. New Orlium l'li'iijuue. li, Mi. ■ Popular PIII, Th,' uill is ■i. . popular of all irnw ol iw 'li rlt I' : . ' ' i,.' v. i wiuit IM n ; He',' cun - . i' c, exccllelic'. 'I'h'" . n i portable, o l. ' . -li 1'. lief III llu lll'ail ■ Nell S ■ - ,'A ■ i - ,i' il i i . i- Itlenl i - ,,: coil) P i I' IA ■ litis heen awarded 51'. " ii nges I'miu Una ciiy of New ir Injuries received whllo watch- In Mil i:-"ii park. STURDY BABIES. In every home where Baby's own T.ii'b is in. used you will liml rosy, muni ; babies because Is eleanao iln- Btomacli o ri b, nld digestion, and thus bring . ii. Ask any mother vi ai bus in.-I the Tablets ond sho will i' H y here is no otbor medicino su " Jnmea Hall. Boncli Hill, .. H . :..ii. "My biiiiy wics troubled vvuli : istlon, wiin cross nnd pcov- Ish nml rapidly losing llesh, I gol lb,bys own Tablets and less thnn a : Im nnd he has ever sine.. iod hi uiih nud is growing spb mill li ' Moth, rs Bhoiild remember ii ni ibis medicine Is absolutely ut a.in he glveu in tho weakest, i mii I* -a bnby, aa; I,, tho sturdy well with equally g I ' lleci Bold Iii nil medicine dcaluni or h) nu II nl . ■ cents ii box Train tho i' tt li • II i .; Co., Brookvllle, Onl 11 ceiitei "i 1,'hh ngo nro pcrfi'ctlug plans for u union terminal for ii i .1 ii :li freight, Keep Minard's Liniment In the bouse Geometrical Poems. Henri Ail"! e, i young French poot, bus wiiiiaii a volume of pootry, cnlleti " i r Geometry." li.. sinus tlio cb.mas ul' Hie pnriillebipipeilim, tin' nsymptole, ami iho rhomboid, ami rtd i pon n im.roin mi Pognsus' land,. In tun hln:; since "The Loves of Iho Tiinni I ' hnve tho figures of I.s .ii bi a ii mi remarkable, HIS WIFE'S LUNGS BOTH AFFECTED But the Great Consumptive Preventative brought Health and Happiness to his Hume "Our doctor said thrre was no cure fo? my wile n. both her lungs were affected," .ays Mr. L. He Waller, of Pearl Mieei, Drockvllll, Onl. "It was a sad dlltp. peiiilmcul to us both, just slarlini,' oul in life, only married a short llml, llul lAori the bud finished the lirsl botile of Piycuini Ibe paih in ber lungt quickly went away, and after taking six bottles Mrs. Wallei was a new cieaiurc and perfectly well •gain." That ia juat one of the many familifl inlo which Psychine has brought hope, health ami happint-i, It is a living prool that Psychine cures Consumption. Hut don't wait tor Consumption, Cure your LlGrlp.pt, your Cough, your Bronchlllt, your Catarrh, or your Pneumonia with thi remedy that never tails— PSYGIliNE (rronuunteJ Sikccn) 50c. Per Bottle Lnrgctr liioi $t and S?- nil drugglita OR. T. A. SLOCUM, Limited, Tor-nt- - W N U No. ' THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. INDIA'S 'DEADLY COBRA ENCOUNTERS WITH IT IN LAND OF VENOMOUS SNAKES. Reptile's Bile Is Not Always Fatal, and It Falls Before tho Attacks of the i More Agile Mongoose —Experiences i Related by a Recent Traveler In In- .' dia—Europeans Suffer Little — How the Cobra Bites, 'AN EX-MAYOR GIVES UNSTINTED PRAISE "DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS ARE THE VERY BEST MEDICINE I EVER USED FOR KIDNEY TROUBLE breed ana geographical distribution. Ono of tbe most Interesting pets I had of this kind wus a mongoose that was lent me from the Sultan of Label, an Arabian district sonic thirty miles from our outpost of Aden, when I was stationed In that very sultry locality. I thought this Arabian variety was smaller than those I had seen in India. How the Cobra Bites. Some people doubt If there can bo any Mp; Rohort Sheppard, Ex-Mayor of recovery fr.mi tbo full bit of a grown! ?.ar?nn*lue! 0nt" T"tltl<'s to the cobra. The poisonous "Jorcd fangs of; Mmts of Dodd s Kld"ey P'ils' this creature work on a kind of hinge, Ainanoipie, Onl., April 30—(Special) and aro folded back on tbo roof of the — I Buffered off and un for nver four mouth when the animal Is In repose; I.Vl'ius from kidney trouble," writes but when tho cobra prepares to strike,I Mr. Bboppartl, of this place, "and thc mere mechanism of tbe upper Jaw though I irieil ninny remedies ninl On the very lirst morning, as the In opening the mouth raises these fold- was under a doctor a long while I got isl fangs. If the fungs then hit tha In*' better. 1 hail Brlght's Disease victim straight I fancy recovery must slightly, l.uinbugu, pains in my loins be very rare. h.n I nl limes (ill over my body, My But thero le not alwayt a full oomph)- skin was dry, hard and burning, 1 ment of poison In tbo glands nt the roil'ciuilil not sleep, the least exertion aaf tiie fangs, and every successive bleed ivn.s su bail I broke Olil in boils stroke makes the quantity less for tbe nil over the neck and back, I wns In time being. Again, tbe dress may catch tourist Hops down In his long armchair on, say. the elevated veranda of the Esplanade Hotel, Bombay, ho will Iind the Inevitable Juggler appealing to him with uplifted eyes, i ompnnled by his tag, bis basket and tho oilier paraphernalia -af his craft, nn,! though the mango growing trick may be more myster- tons, the fight between Ihe cobra und up the greater portion of virus befon tbo mongoose nil he more Interesting, the skin Is reached, and, lastly, the The inborn mutual hatred between fangB may not strike straight, and then those orealurei must bo supposed la* tbey are easily doubled up on account serve senn- purpose In the wise Boon- Of the Joint spoken of, so that In such omy of nature, says Chambers' Journal, Instances the front or outer portion of and yet w mid look very strange did we the fangs may graze tho skin with, not know that similar aversion! exist perhaps, no poison at nil. between other more familiar creatures, I remember a strange thing happen- tind for sauna' reasons not always appar- lug once regarding lhe bite of a snake. «nt. Irrespective ot the danger aaf it, In a certain part of Bcloochlstan a de- why dans the mongoose attack the tachment was In search of a new site ilns stni,• when l started taking Hu Id's Kidney l'ills lllld In nn inoi'ed Ihly shun spnee of lime the bulls disappeared, I recovered my health and now 1 nm ipiiie cured," cobra? A live mongoose Is said never to touch a (lend cobra In the way of food, and the bristly carcase of n in ingoose Is probably too tough for even the capacious digestion of his mutual adversary, We can only account for It, therefore, on tho same principle that the best had been bitten by a snako almost im. bred game dogs will not touch the tlesb mediately outside tho tent. The medp of the quarry that tbey are so fond of, °al olllcer ot the detachment, with the fur a temporary cantonment In place of the undesirable one we then bad, Tbull Chotlall. On our first camping ground we were seated at dinner inside tbo mess tent, when a sudden cry was raised that one of the camp followers hunting. Tho active little miincnru-e |s almost always the aggressor, for the comparatively awkward cobra, unless he gait blm nsleep, would probably never think of attacking his more nimble opponent; and it Is generally the mongooie that ts victor In these encounters. Though the cobra rears his head, expands his hood timbrellallko to the utmost, ami hisses viciously, bis dabs at the enemy seem misdirected and aimless, for tho wily mongoose suddenly beconvs double his natural size by the erectl 'it of his tough bristly coit In a way that teems quite to deceive even the wise serpent ns to whal may be bristles end vvb.it not. It Is only .lust to sny f.ir th* cobra, though, thnt If his tangs wer- not ex knlfo he was at the time holding In his hand, rushed out at once. Tbo wound was plain enough on tbe man's bare leg. Ho had been, native fashion, squatting on tho ground, and had been bit ten on the outside fleshy portion of tho leg, a few Inches nbovo the ankle, The major at once made a slash on each side above and below tho wound, and cut a V-shaped nd out of the poor man's leg within a few seconds of lhe cry being raised. As we bad only gone somo dozen miles nway from our previous headquarters, ami as our detachment was going on still further, the man was Bent In next morning In a dboolle to the hospital, where he lay very 111 for sunn time, but eventually recovered lo traded or Ihe r .ls.ni glindi destroyed, a certain degree. As It was night time n successful chance peck waiuld finish .the mongooie, In iplte of bis activity. The natural animosity is no da«uht and tbo other natives got flurried tho Bnakl unfortunately escaped In tho dark; so I have always wondered whe- greatly toned down In the i| linens ther It was a oobra, and If the prompt excision saved the camp follower's lite, Considering that over twenty thousand —think of It!—human lives are annually lost In India from wild beasts, a very great portion ot which Is from veno possessed by the Jugglers. Familiarity breeds tolerance, if not contempt, on both sides, so that tiny must attack ono another with lesi f roclty than In their natural wild condition, and must often laugh in their tleevet when the farce Is mous snakes. It Is at first surprising over. I had the (food or bin! Inch to come across many c "bras in.re and thore, the moil of which I killed. Indeed, there is llttlo to fear from a cobra In the oi en, If yuu do not attach him he Is not likely iai attack y u, unless h,. toltea It Into liU hi .ni ilnn y an are going to tr* ad on thc tall of In. .Mat. Ii li a popular delusion that a cobra, after rearing him- self, can Jump nt the enemy. Thli hi Is quite unable to do, f r the motl in of tho head Is along the arc "f a clrclo of which the radius i stendi from thi to see the almost complete Immunity of European! from snake bites In that country. It must he borne In mind, however, (hat thero Is only a mere handful (120,000 or so) of Europeans altogether, as against the vast number of native, approaching the stupendous figures of 300,000,000. Tbe datives, moreover, grope about In the dark and roam the Jungles with baro feet, nnd often hare everything else, a condition of affairs that leaves them particularly exposid to the bites of snakes. lie this ts It may, It Is seldom "ne hears of a EDUCATION'S DARK SIDE. head to the part of the serpent touching ic'Ml fr"ln ,nalw bite among the Euro tbe ground, bean portion of tbe Indian population. This Snake Met Hii F.-ite. On one oeeasi -n, during the late war In Upper Herman, when retting on a email tent bed of an eighty pound ■ r- vice tent, I saw a cobra walking Heath- liy Into my pari ir, an the spider would pay to the Uy. through the open d er. I say "walking" advisedly, because serpent do actually walk on the end ot their ribs Instead of Wriggling nfter thc fashion of worms, The proa-' . n ■ "f thi. snake natural y en iti . an uneasy feeling, with such a narr w compa is i.a ii, ive ab air In, but the snake did not get out alive. Thero are luch Inen dlbli ttorli i In- Vi ni' i| about cobras in India, and to extrnvi int, too, I int one hcsltnti i to mention ono's own m ire nt ■': Criminals Become Less Violent, But More Insidious. The chief constable of Liverpool, England, Is ol opinion that the education is refining our criminals, end a prominent criminologist endorses this view, "The burglar avoids violence, whenever possible, and chosen, when occasion often, more subtle forms of roguery," says tho chief constable In his annual report. The criminologist says: "nm Slkei is to be dread d less tbun Rafllet, and the latter tl to be feared less than tlw On Mount Tom, in Massachusetts thee is n traction system operating nm cars on n cable. As one car goes up the other conies down, The grade is nu cxtrnorilinui'ly sleep one, u Inct thut frequently culls forth anxious inquiries relative to tlio safety ol the system Front nervous tourists. One afternoon n lady from Boston si'i'tcd horsolf iu ilie roar ul the car thut wus about to make its ascent ol the mountain, uml it ivns ut ;o ob. served by several Ihnt she wns extremely anxious ns to the outcome of her temerity. PALE, LISTLESS GIRLS Can Only Obt.iin Health Through New, Rich Pure Blood Made by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. (irowiii;, girls—girls In their toons - -must have rich, pure Wood. Healthy womanhood depends upon the vital change from girlhood to maturity. livery woman should most carefully watch her daughter's health at this critical period, ir a girl al this period bus headaches, if she is thin, pule mnl languid, it shows that her BJender blood supply Is being overtaxed. She will always be ailing und may slip lulu a hopeless decline or consumption If her blood is nol built up at once wilh Dr. Williams' l'ink l'ills. The rich red blood which these pills make bring henlth nmi Btrength to every organ, und innke dull, lisiless, languid .nls. bright, rosy-cheeked, active mil strong. Miss Maggie Donahue, Erlns- nil.', nni., sins: "Before I began the ma' nf lb-. Williams' I'inli l'ills 1 was badly run down, uml It seemed us Uu ugh my blood hnd turned to water. I was very pule. Buttered from headaches and palpitation uf ihe hearl uml often I would pass sleepless nights, I found untiling tu help me until I began the us.' of Ur. Williams' pink Alls, inui these have fully restored i.ia nml 1 enn truthfully sny 1 never enjoyed bcitcr health than i am now doing.' Mien Dr. Williams' l'ink l'ills re- nli is iiiiii blood with guild blood they strike straight at ibe rout ot ull common ailments like anaemia, decline, Indigestion, kidney and liver troubles, skin eruptions, oryslpelas, neuralgia, Si, \ Hum iiiiiic. paralysis, rheumatism, and the Bpeclal ailments uf growing girls and women, Be Bltre mil get in.' genuine pills with llie full lllillie. " Dr. Williams' l'ink l'ills for Pale People," printer mi tho wrapper around each imx. Sold by medicine dealers ur Benl by mnll al •"" cents n Imx nr six boxes for 2.60 by writing ' Dr.. Williams' Medicine Co., llrockvllle, Om. The Overflow of Trade, An advertiser's magazine tells nn Interesting story of thu experience of n Inundryman who didn't believe in publicity, In tin. midst nf u dull season he was nduced in experiment with small newspaper "nils." Business began to pick up, lie Increased his space advertised more regularly, and presently found his plum running to iis full capacity, in a month ur two more he was obliged in decline the work uf new oustomera because he lacked the means tu handle It. Of course he had to cut off his advertising to slop the overflow; but lie U fully converted. His laundry is iiniv being enlarged, and whon he is prepared to uacommodnte a larger patronage he proposes to turn on the, newspaper power again. The only limit io Intelligent news paper advertising is the Hint! of cuimc ity in iniiisiici ibe resultant business —Philadelphia Record. A Teapot Test K IS ALL THAT IS REQUIRED FOR !! SEAM CEYLON NATURAL GREEN TEA To prove its superiority over all Japan Teas. Lead Packets Only, 40c, 50c, and 60c. per Highest Award at St. Louis 1904. fb, At all Grocer*. if yunr children moan nml ure restless during sleep, cuiiplcd, when awake nub a loss uf appetite, pule i'iiiliili-n- iiioo, picking (ll file nOSe, ele.. ynu may depend upon li thnl the primary cause ol the trouble Is worms, Moth er Graves' Worm Exterminator effectually removes these pests, at mice relieving thu Illllo sufferers. i.aiwnrd W, Gates, president of the .ogansporl Suicide club at Logons- lort, Ind., Is suing fur u divorce mul illegoB that his Who tried to kill him. Nurse's Good Words.—"I am - prnf-i. -Inniil nulse." wrlles Mr.. Eisner. Hall- fan. N. fl. "I wns a great sufferer from rheumatism—almost cnusiani association Willi best phi'sli'lans I bad every chance of n cure If it were In their power —but tbey failed. South American uheunuitle Cure wns recommended—to- dny my six yenra of pain seem ai I dream. Two hollies cured inc. —101 Cling to Your Hair Hold tost to all you havo. There'i not * tingle hair too many. Then fMten it tightly in place. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair R-mewu itopi tolling hur, makei the hair grow, keopi the ecalp liml thy. For th. vtuik.n tnd ronnaUfli. w. m*k. lal' hlsaiiUM's PVE. Ii ,,.!,„■ . rich brim or a .cfl l,lau-h H I' HAI.t. * ( n.. N.ahn. N 11 My tbe new bill being drafted by', Hie Guernsey legislative assembly nu barmaids under iiii years uf ago will be allowed in ibe island. Sunlight Boap is better thnn other SOaps, bill is besl when used in llie Sunlight way. Buy Sunlight Suup and billow directions, Sir I). Currle bus offered £2,000 to iln' Royal Academy, Belfast, fur the foundation of scholarships, Itch, Mange, Prairie Scratches. Cuban Itch on Human or animals cured In 30 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion, It never fails. At all druggists. American Homes of Foreigners. Knell yenr witnesses accessions to lie number uf titled foreigners who establish their homes In this countrj I In- A rienn home uf lhe Hurl nf Caithness is Berrlodale Farm, North Dakota; thai of sir George Comptoti Heinle, ninth baronet ul IA line, is n Unwell, Livingston County, Mich mnl recently Sir Frederick Robinson, of Beverly House, Toronto, Canada, bus transferred his abode from ihe Province uf Ontario to 201 Wesl Eightieth Street, New Vmi,. He the third baronet of bis line. I'l family wus founded by John Robinson wlm wns president "f ,!"' Council nf Virginia in the reign uf King William in. ne married Miss Katherlne Bev erley, whose father had hailed from Beverley, in Yorltshre, and from that time forth ibe name nf Beverly bus always been associated with ihe ram liy, One ut iis members wus John Robinson, Lord Bishop of London in Hie reign of Queen Anne: another commanded the Queen's Rangers dur Ing the American War uf Independe eiice. iiiiii it was his sun who was r.a'ii'a'ii a baroncl fur his services us Chief Justice for Canada nnd ns chancellor of Trinity College.—Marquise do I'untenuy, in Washington 1 ust. Mackenzie & Mann ure contemplnt- iicr n grain line from the French river ii Ottawa, lo connect with the Greal northern, Minard's Liniment lumberman's friend A Curious thing about women Is ilnn either they llml fault with the way cheap cigars smell in Hie bouse or with the money yuu waste nu good ones, truthful experiences, us im: quite thrill ing enough to be placi '. in n My nun en spy sen I n was at nn up-country station In India, I im l newly arrived there from Burma, and was writing at night time on one of tbo usual kinds ol writing desks, with drawers en each side an.l an empty Interval below ami between, tho desk be- ■ impllshi al scoundrel who lays far. A Hanover (armor, w,,ose Bhei p in.: is iiiieii glvon to flghtltlg bus provided the animal with u leather Jnckel an 1 a collar armed with largo Bplkes. Letters In l-.tmlnnil \ol rrlvnta.. You cannot regard nny letter you may send through the poll as being private. The government bus a legal right to open uny letter or parcel puss- lug through tho post uud is also en- reaching plans to swindle a whole com- munlty, "Man who, flfty years ng->, would'titled, ot course, to use any iuformu have been burglars or highwaymen to-1 tion thus obtained In furtherani f day are bogus company promoters and „1(, intorMt, 0, ■-,- |.,w. At one time well-dressed iwlndlen of various kinds.' 'I'll'ir profits are enhanced and Ihelr' the ouiciui nnd secret opening of "pri- risks diminished, and I have no doubt I Vat0" k'""ls *** "'' Wcb l'"""""" °°- this is one of tbo fruits of tho board curronco that postolll tuployoeswero ing, as usual, placed against one of the aohool. I sent to Franco to Inko lesions from au walls of the room, l wns dressed, moreover, h thin, hot- weather clothing, and therefore particularly vulnerable to the bites f makei, My |i gi wort In th tpty space beneath the Ild md In the Inti r- v.ii i.a iween Ihe drawi n on either sl le, But what was It that I luddanly observed creeping roun I fi im Ihi end ol the table to my right, ind gol the hollow, altnoit in t iuoh with my right font? it w.is a vile a- .',•, i could not jump away on ae t of the Iiusllla.n In which 1 ivns placed I al once realised thai I tn vi In any way would probably rou i Ih : ent Im- ne Hate v to r. ur ninl Itriko, AI nny i ll . whothi r ll ii.is b> . , tion er Unit I was i i pelrlfled with horror to in ivo, I ni ver d. I m ivi a muscle llll, to my Interna relief, cobra gol bey.ni,i my feet to the back of tbe hollow agalnil the i "Then I ni'ivi I a iv. iy wli limn oglllty and ih utod to my ta 'liaayi Boy' at the t p at my i il oi for lt Is scarcely needful to li II th I n at even tbe common or garden bell lias yet penetrated Inl i the rem ite Mo- fossil nations of India, not i.. ipeak of the electric press.tbo-button t-ir i ty, Hindoos as n rule are n il f in i -af killing siiiii..«. nr anything else, Ar that matter. Indeed, tbey look up n the cobra as iaon l and worship It In their purblind tashl i, cs| a ly al Ihe yearly festival A Nag Pi nohnml (or lhe Feast of Bnakes), naga being tha llin- ii ■ il nn" word for a e ibro, "At tbls iim.-. b iwevi i. -an or two if my lervanti were Mussulmans, who I, ei no crent r gard bIIIu , I n c ibrai or Hindoos, nnd we icon hUllti 1 IUI the cobra and despatched him forthwith. Even the venomous c bra can hi »pet of, minus (If om Is Wl i Ills f anus nmi poison glands; and as i ir ih i , . i." ts one of the mosl i ■ - ol wild I tlinii nno v ai |el] if I an in il and "Education has Its dark side. An In- j expert In the art ot opening uud re- cvltabh*. result of a little learning Is to sealing letters, In ISI- the postmos- develop hypoohlsy whore tbo moral ten of Manchester, Nottingham and training Is not commensurate with thai Glasgow were Instructed to "open nil merely Intellectual culture. | Bucll ,,.„,,,., as slmllM ir tu ,„, ot "The child of today whon ethical, , ,tt,plc|0U, „„,„,.„ ;iml „k8|., t0 ,,,„. It Will Prolong l.lio.-l)i' Bota, the Spaniard, lost bis life In the wilds ol Florida, whither ho wont tor the purpose of discovering tho legendary "Fountain of Perpetual Youth," Bald ii exist In thai then unknown c iun- try, While Dr, Thomas' Eclectrlc ui. will nol perpetuate youth, it will remove the bodily pains which make in-1 im.! i old before ihelr llmo and herns. Inn need Into untimely grnvi No matter how usually dense the casual observer mlghi have been, he could nm hnve failed to deteel thai the two cabbies loved nol each other. The lirsi im i jusi finished u long, care- limy thought-out oration, iu which certain surprising particulars aneni the seciind. bis looks, nnd bis family, i mi, n announced, and ns he paused mi breath the other took the opportunity ot changing the Bubject. 'Wnfs tha, I Bee ntween your snafts, Bill?" be queried blandly, "That's my 'oss, ol course!" the ni it spi .ii.er wns surprised Into admitting, "Why, su it Isl" riled the other, lu astonishment, "But, 'pon my sonl, ui lirsl sight I thought it wns one them 'x'-ray photographs, —Answers, Etta Food That Builds Maybe you trunk of Mooney's Sodas only as a toothsome tidbit. Don't overlook their food value Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas are made of finest Canadian wheat flour, pure butter and rich cream. There's | nothing else cf equal size and cost that contains so | much wholesome nourishment. TAn ideal food. All jroc-n h»v- thon—ftt*b ^ md criip in lir-tight puA»|-» I 1 PERFECTION A model i iiy in accommodate 100,' nnu peoplo will li.. bulll mi the shores i r i.. Michigan. There Is iiiiira1 catarrh In thin .ectlnn of the country than all oilier diseases pul logothcr, nu.I iiniii the lust few years WUS Sll].|iaiSc,| la, lia- |,l,'lll'.l lal,-. lul ft |U' ll! 111:011' V. 1,1-a -I a. |.|S |.| tl Tl«". - -1 it ii local absansc ninl prescribed local rem* .,11-s, nnil lav constantly l.illlni: to cure wiib iniul treatment pronounced li Incurable Science bus proven catarrh to bi a constitutional .ii-.-.,i-.- and therefore ri- .inu.s constitutional treatment Hull's Catarrh ('uie. manufactured by V. J. Cheney ti Co., Toledo, Ohio, l« thc only constitutional cure en iln- market It ts ink ii Internally in doici from 10 Iropi tn a teaspoonful. It lifts directly on the n: ] hi.I niii.--.iis. surfaces ol He' lyitem. i'i a ..ii ia. iiiniaii.,1 dollars for any ens.- it lulls tai cure. Send (or circular! nnd teitlmonlals. Aii I'. J. I'llllNr.Y tr. Co. Toledo, a S..I.1 bv Druggists, 7!e, Tulle Hulls Family I'llls for con«tlr»- Don. teaching is neglected, ami who has in- htrlied criminal Instincts, Is launched on society with a hotter equipment f.>r n career of crime, ills education has iniialu blm sharper nnd fuller of de- vloei, ii gives Intelligence to his frnu vey sedulous Information," nml so recently us fifty .vein* ago thoro wns nn agitation to deprive tbe government of the right to upon letters passing through the post 'lhe agitation tailed, ilulent InstlnotS, uml widens Ills radius however, so Hint vuiir letters ure still ot pn nail of thli kind nre the m st il.nuia i aiis to iciy, because they an the in ist Inildlouii '".V. Hie twig Is lent sn the tree In- ollm ' Imlil in iii" moral snd rellg- lnis ir.'ilnhiK of children, If Iho moral rcilmlnti and religious Influences ol the Bibb) ni' ll ;■ 'i li .1 fraim our prlm- ury caliicnll we shall lllmul Iti < :• v liable i" i pened, mul ibe law would III' Oil llie Slab' ill the ..tli. iill upend'. - Loudon Answers. I llllicae Mini Clllltiar, 'Ibe chlof cure of Ibe Chinese Is to cut nothing cold. Warm or id : od thoy ni- orb in abundance, but rightly they maintain llml 1 food lowers er but criminally-Inclined children to Uio tempornturo of tho stomach beyond 1" ■ ime iu "re skillful in devising crime tl..' point whore ilu,--tii.u can continue, A Ghoulish Hope. A public school iii. i'.i/iii" contains this courteous announcement: "Tho edltoi will be very pleased tn hear of the deaths of nny uf 'I hi buys." Nn doubt Ibe ('hi buys will oblige ihe e Illnl lllllll lllll" In lillle. II Cure, all Creeds. Here nr- n few niinirs nf clergymen --f different criidl wiin me linn n, ii. vis in lu. Auncw'i Catarrhil Powdci in "hi" up to the Drenching" In nil it claims liialiop Bwa ..in .ii tli v lu Limine (Eplicopil. Ini,i: n.i in vv'iii.ia'.v and llev. Dr. riiiimiiai- iMi ihodlst); .ana! in Newmltj, ■ll nf Toronto Can ids Coplei nt their personal latins for ibe m-iimn 60 ccnti —106 und ii, ne uli".: In Its execution." Movable Theatre Seats. A new idea in theatre construction Intended tu prevent a panic in case uf lire Is that of tlm Herman engineer lluussnnrilt, who has Just perfected new and original plans. In case of n lire tho orchestra seals, tho lower bux- ei ami the gallery could bo made to glide out Into Iho street on rails. All tho Uro escapes at each ot the windows would bo made movable nmi whon rrowded would slldo down Into tho street on specially provided mils and tube Ull tho peoplo to Biifuty. A Long Time Bock, Miss rhlnn—I met Miss Uldday's II- ance I"-'! ay. Mi i a im h lecdl Who Is he? M ' '•'. I ". | iu i id mo you im. ic hei verj well 'al '< ' ' 'i>, but thli Wall Ul UT Ihey vary In size ace idlng to thell 1/ a month ago, , ami so Ibe health of the holy is en- (I'MUKTCll. Mi. lb in i,i. ii li iidti money to 'be cm rn \.ii York whon Hi" Wnll .nls ilomiiiul high . ' Min.ird'i Liniment used by plyicnns "Don'l yon think I »l '■ ..i ... ' inked tin reel n'' ii ' ' ' luck nl appreciation, "It's II Lill ll ■ '"I* I ailmitle I lhe .a || ' ' Wl, . * " .. 1 ' .1 I', "l'i la' ' ' ' -a ,1 III ll I I'.l .III lllll' I' 111 I ''all lu tell In llie l.i.llllaa 1, ' I'l ll.n Aplil.l Ledger, Me abbreviation "cwt." is a com- pound of th" Itoninn numeral •'., rep- resenting 100, nnd u very natural nnd obvious "wt" inr weight, Hill II al llll I I Ha. l.lal.r. Machinery is the corucrslouo uf modern society, ibe very fouudatlon mi which law, science, ethics, tbe arts, even Ibe slate Itself, rests. It Is so new thut wc ilu nnt yet know its poetry. We do imt yet understand, duly two general '■■- havo linsj be- hide the highway of Btcam; only nne bus seen the Uessemcr converter traus- form the blacksmith Into the master builder of ships uml towers. Tin- sew- Ing machine, the far speaker, the typo- writer, ure common iiuncs nf today, accepted ns n matter nf dally convenience, ami .vol nre they teachers nf the i piav Machines that coiue i lose to mr lives mnl homes Insensibly tench truth, pr" i lislincnt nf mil- ' "I-, i i.i a. i.i !, iiniin na.ia|s, respect for Hmi wise American lie.: tht labor siivcil is labor released for higher uml nobler toll, The much I o i the bend master "i Ihe l. A bcuo >i of ibe race.- Header Mngtu At n French Wedding. A wedding fet -t is nn . rl ml ceremouy in Froucc among ii'l clnsses aaf - „ ,, |y. livcll lillaaal.L' lhe veil |I0 l|*- ••-I nf ihe Parisians a wedding Danquct is the (la'ens.nii fm- u reckleii i lure nt money in ihe purchase ol u Ine nml viands, In Brittany a weddlug Is even a more gorgeous affair than in Paris, At u r.seiit wedding "rem hit lu Brittany the cu'-sts numbered i'-'»'. mel Hires bullocks were ilaugbtered to provide Ihein will, incut. Wine was consumed in large quantities, uml lu addition foriy barrels oi cider mi vou SlUUawl .» No doubt you'll nWil 1 (13 TOWER'S FISH BRAND c-SUlTorSWEu thH season. Makennn.ii..iU — it'ittalcinrl iiut't. |b ir.it.tn it ikttpyoadfy .in'! comfortabU in the hardett jlnrm. MvleinnhM'kfrYt'U low. .S.jL)-allrcujL.i'di.'altii. OH! CArli'lM CO,, lx TORONTO, CAN. i'•.ni: p. *i NO DIFFERENCE Dr. Lonnhnrdt's Hem-Hold cures mv form ol Piles, Internal. External. Bleeillni:. Blind, Itching, Suppurating, etc., are simply names nf the itsges through which every case will pasi li It continues. l'llcs nre roused by congestion ol blood In the lower bowel, and It takei in Internal remedy to reuiuve the cause, Dr. Leonhnrdt's Hem-Ho'ld Is I tib- let taken Internally, and no rut of Piles baa ever been foiln I It fallld to cure. Muney back If It does fall. gi.no at any dealers, nr the wiiion- r *.« Co., 1.;.-..'.vs. Niuglia I'llll, Unl 14 Maypole Does Your Heart Beat Antmnli uml Pola ns, Certain iuIi which nre dead ly In their i IToi - i I- tak en by animal.- wlih Impunity, Nurses cun tithe large ■'■" es of nullnioiiy, dogs of mercury, goals of tolni mice of Inin Imi; nml rabbits uf belladonna Without injury. A I.kihI III l.n.or)'. Bpaln is a bind of luxury, II ; eo| le spend $:il,00<Mli tl u yenr foi I " tin foi ' "lies mni cigars, Iltl), .i-'ii on lotteries, $13,500,000 on bullOgbts m l >i:.- n'«'ii for oilier holiday enjn} incut.-. Yes, 100,000 times each dsy. Does it send oul good blood or bad blond ? You know, for good blood is good health; bad blood, bad health. And you know precisely what to lake for bad blood-Aycr's Ssrsaparilla. Doctors have endorsed it for 60 years. 0». fr.-o».l .»na. nf s. .< fclo«l |i. .lnnrl.ta lla.f. Tin. |»i'.li,i-.a*a..allrattnn. r ,la.a,aa,.,a • Ula.lail'.. I.,, tlaa I ftUfltbM l'"a Ul- .l.'>4, ■>...' of b*l, | ai-mfairl ,.i.„ tl . ....„ . .(.a , .. ii.'aii. ...as.i.rf K-.| III. tMXa.l, i-i, aril, ii.r'a I'llia .- ,ii. A.. ... ..i.a. . Tli. Kn-n-li hi m- djr A cih tt >-i.|a ClteD,qatck,nli nntti.nlrotor. 1'1-ra Ii, aaav all, 1- V ,u ■ .'I I wkib lb. entor owl-if* I. .Lira, fiv . niivtllB|. Thel.iiia-al Ml- ui llir nn a-li Kmiiti. i ' ' i n— i , ! ., lil.rlt, All (It.:, 11 ot I' 1, I M .., i .-, i',i m.ii'. ' A -'." ■ ' ■ in-'" i •-.;. > vers .a ilMl.ati. .f f tun vioob. »l'l I Cl'll. un»»i I'laotuu FOR Over a Quarter nf a Ccnlury '.'■■! i talllV tlellta -| llerna'll ia- lei I IU ■ I I.'- Drank ii, I Drugi, 500,000 iiira s is our record, We ipesk truly ini-i my ih.it failure to . n '■ ire In lie- Keeley Treatment is ii failure uf the man mnl uot mr nn thodi, Bend Inr lie Addr. ss In COnfldl nee THE KEELEY CURE 133 Oiborne St., Winnipeg, |) knoii lour onlei 11 I .' . ■ [ll ' I' Iri nu.iiii duty J "Yi ■ ll ' I' a I I'alllillll, | | )■ ■ || ' ' Willi tYnnl-1 I'" ' ■ il. i I. ■ . ■ W N U I.. nilS I'XIAIA North Vancouver Real Estate Wc have enquiries lot A Business ami Itei property, l.isl yuu us. We .In llii' business, (AnnulI ii- before luiviiis Have Youi Seeo This Beauti- i4.Smith«.co'ij'!ful Land? Junction Blork North Vancouver< If Not, Too ! iuld and Buy. Price ol Let? Rolled ©at* floor Mai) and Feed Seed* ALL OliDLRS DfLIVEKED Ihu Brackman-Ker Milling €o. I imilcd. Harry Miti In II, li i tl ni rj Lonsdali Avenm Fine, health; I Cauliflower Plants, grov Sutton . hand. .:.'.' r-'-'m* i :. : ■ m ACREAGE WITH IS THF, ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF SOUTH VANCOUVER I C C, c~- •" p c ~ ' 'I (I few ,, . |.( : ',-/ 'olits by filling Via ' " If th St. S. GINTZBURGER, The North Vancouver Specialist 161 i or lova .' lai'i'i. «w ? •i— r^_Kjr M AU-' .. . In Tin ni iiiid Ue Convinced. ALL .A!, 'i McDow rug Store .:, 'J. C, ration, lid. i l YORKSHIRE GUARANTEE & SECIJRST ' CORPORATION, UNITED R. Kerr Ho . ite, Manager 4® 8 Granville Street, Vancouver, , C. sioe EACH ALL K.SOft Jastin is Sti ouver, B.C. EER -^> I ♦ '' I' IflU'llill'J llllll I ll I'l - llll ' Aa;, ■ | i! ,,,, I', "f Ij liVLalJ- NTANI.llV I'AUli Ale and Siout m .....ii-. K.U. „™ To ProJK-rtij Owners lhe Uoit.it Brctviny Co., lid. NORTH V.\ NCOU VKR OWNERS WIMIIMi I" Inula ■. PA a,-..,' LiJH . NU Vs -.. KKS J v' icon ver, 13. C. Till.. ,i<,l /.'('.;„ „ i ■ ■ /(■/.' i '■ ■ • : ' - -•..■::>■. a-j :<>:-»-:-*-i'-*-i-4-i-. r;i, i. ■ - , . i ., ■ liotil nl n ll ! ' /Jr- A ■; ■ . m i i, on ,,, ile I'i'ii will 1' 1 ■ : tinas. j i 1 VANCOUVER Dislriel of North Vancouver towimte or opimo, V'l'nri. I* iiri.'i iivi.ivi \ nn i it is 111) il.il ' ' lil III Ila' I . ". ■ ■ er, at l ""'in-', in .liim III ' fnr un I'llll lur ilia' preia •Ul l0| V,. A ,, .,; I ' ;. HI Ila' 1 I lllllll! !e nl | ' 'I' "'"■ ' I IV. Kills. I dispose oi lots, MRS. H. A. SHAW , , .. BLOCKS OK Ai'K'I'A.i'l' PIONEER DRY GOODS Company's Imtchei shop, ARE REQUESTED I'O sTul'l' :l'";ir ;lt ''"' Cill)ilanu' PLACE SAME Willi "Jack" thinks there's more in a I, " ' -■ Same prices, a, i i mi cases "■"'• '""'ti,;i" a rabbit's, i In , ., ., brought tin- trophy alone with cheaper Ilia Irwin ifl Billing* Cornel Lonsdale and ithSt., II. /\. SHAW North Vanci Ri'tll I sli'H'tlild IllStirantC SMOKE THE ■ TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA Fll LEU District of Nortli Vuucouvc LII'HSI SOTICE. T District of North V >i-l/ /\llt 1 >l YanCOUVcl. I I \ IMI Ithl.UI , ' .". • 1' III , a .1 ■ IMU I'l Vu I ill a ,, ,r 111 Vll Ild ill VlT, > !. ' Mcintosh, ol I law: Irom e.i' tein I ■ put in tin1 vvinti i. I If ■ hiisril a lol mi I'n ■ ' 1 " . \ ' : any il< nl. LONSDALE AVE. N.VANCOUVER Oil Slllhiay a \. llllll' :: ,; i'i Ian k, while all the people al HANK 1)1' I1IIITIMI NO-UTII A.MKIi'K'A CAPITA! II - .," '. >KK\ B. Sail M - Willi mj "' ' ''«■>'"'»'™ »". il '. ' ' I ll ll lim. .a' ,.; Ml Foi Dm and Blue Prinl ! VA ER, B. C. ' .'.'Va.A'A • If* 1 ^ ' '" I'. Larson, I 'rop. EL ECTRIC llfsHT a I ' I Ollii e ( nr. I ms lill ' I i . and I spl-iii.iilc, Noi III \ uu uuvi'i, II (. 1 ; I - nli id ' ' |il ■ ;, \\ liiti i iri illtu :' cried, ', i ll I ' ,1 Ii'l I .all all. . . <L'«M2UNY, Ltd. 1: nbli General Auctionce . ii'.'s.,', Vnncouvor, B. C I iieiii till nil Ini-ki fur i'inli. . Ia 1 ATE ' - 'ty III North . I in 1 - 'io get Good t ■. for a Small Price Three Pa. - r ©ne BvWar 1 i, .-md is sold in many per pound J. A. 'a..' Ill I AN the Esbtanade SUPPLEMENT THE EXPRESS 1..I.II. MiliTII l.l.M'*llU:ii.li. -'..JIM: I. lawi. kl5, Mass Meeting Monday. it i.i the i ominittec on in- corporation to the ratepayi ra ol the ili-ttn t "I North Vancouvi r: In accordance with the in strut tioi received Irom you nt the hi Id mi November .•(, i )i -,. when '."ii adopt*'I om report a I n m mendations with an aim ndmi i. an : i ithorizi d it tu i an ' ' "' . 1. the rei ill ' : i a.. i i I i ■■ ■ mln i. 1 \ whii h ii wa di' uli ' ,i i i a. ■ a 11; rati .a 1 ii al ii 1 ■ .: di i ipi i i.ii irti i ; lhat ilu nan i "Ninth Vancouver," wc had :i dralt ijn ' ini ' hnrti i I i rpoi il i: ol tin* .' ; North Ann ouvi i. pa-pan l Mi D. Taj lor, K C, harristi i I: drali wns submitted lo tin n niitta ■ im revision, i nnsisting i Ma i \ li I'',, ick, \i J Cornish, |. j Woo u I (J, J. Pbillippo, v.. i wen ri• .1 to retain the bi rvii ei ol i pi ■ iai ■ >. peris to assisi tin tn in the work The pi iiii' n to the lei nri i eave to inti luce the bill w.is duly pn ii nti ' I'' tin Iioiisi 'I la' I itsell • ' ■ : I re cntai I tension time wai I It ranci ihal rlher cxli-i .1!'. On llie 1.11 i ' last tin bill, .i !■ ' real i arc b\ llu nee, u isii ■! bv tin ■ illy adopti ai nittee, and ivi n olved ■ bill would be printed, with* .",, im i'n '•• nl li a:, i" ihe1 -I m and tin ||l thi I A .a Kealy's name addi d, wi n givi n full powi i to prosecute the matti r in tlie house, and before tl e privati I ills cominittci. We realized ilnn iln re was son e dangi i nl the time being too sin it i" . el tin i hnrti i through tin lature, and as si parate in- ' ■ rporatiou wasdi • med tin mattei : paramount importance, we nave nb committee authority, in ihe' v. ni ni any difficulty arising in tin wny (,l incorporation undi i till' S|>' a iai a I, 111. 1. Ill se, \: j IJ - rporatio i the Munii. i i.m .I'S .I' I. I Iii i' .Hi' i tl e stili-i ommitti - print, d a . mil "n I't i n.n > io, Mr. i ..' ul i \ toria, taking tin I with him, in lie laid belori the private lulls committei \\ hen llu mi .riiia' i aim In Ion • is ol tlmt i ommitti >■ nnd nu minis ni ilie government, tin wi n lound in be unwilling I undertaki the consideration and ■.. meat-tin so li ng and so iiiipaatt.ini at that period ol till session, "ilnt• was also somi li .it i xprissed that Iln si on might nut continue man; d i loi 'I 11| necessity the privati i ■ a ii niitti c would have to spend ral li lime in going ovei the measure in all its details and ilti i il was ii porti il lo iln- In ii would have called loi proh i nttention. II. tin relore, tin hnd got ii" the i ommitti i ai lion , ■: liave hei u impo isibli, with tl ■ alin"'-t i ■ ii.iiu ii si,! that tin would be |'i iro-jucd 11 Ion the - I'ln'i ittc" had I nished il lal "i -. All those hu is wero can : ■ :' il by llu ub oniii ittei.
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1906-05-25 |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
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