■■■■■■■ UN • u__s____l .\J[fy^^ \JJ/\<\^ ■■?T (jIiis tt larger circu ration than any iNewspaper in N [Kootenay. Bestad- >v ertising midii m ining Review ><L % 'G At, >■ rtiT«»*«iii'o(W-Sfetna ( the rich Lii-'f^u' w 'OL 3 —7— p ■.'■ nn. in uXf/atice*} TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C. Juiie 27th. 1907. No.36 TIMBER NoTK ES. BROADVIEW. A ROYAL WELCOME TIMRER NOTICES. Notice ii hereby given thai wi h I, Iwo months Irom the lin-t pul>- licatimi hereof in the Drillsh Col umhia Gaiette. I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Cummltslonri ol Lauds 4i Works for a special license to cut and carry sway timber from the follow-in, described audi situate in West Kin-tcii.iv. No 1. Commencing at a |io»t planted on the Wesl llda <>f Pop- ar Creek, HO f.-et from tlte Creek, and ab.iut 5-} miles from iis mouth marked 'Henry Magnus.ni's N.W. corner post," Ihenee ea»t BO chain; tlience sniilh Ril chains; thenc west HO chnins; thence noith 80 chains lo |oint nf loiuint ncc:nint Located this'Jfitll day of A pi i 1. HI07. lli-ury Maguusoii, L- i.ator. Krio Strand, Agent. No. 2. Commencing al a poal planted on lha errat side ol Poplar Creek, .100 Let from the crick, a- b'liit il-J miles from iis mouth, iiiarketl 'F.i ic Ht.aud's N K coiner post," Ihenc.- sonlli mi chaini*; Ihcnce west MO chains; lln-nce north SO chains; Ihenee Mil BO cialn" to point of coiuiiieucineiit, Located thlaSSth. dav oi April 1007. Krin Strsnd .Looetui Henry Miignnson, Ageul. No. 8. Oomminelng st a poat planted on the aai-> liile of ths weit fotk ol tha Diiiicmii ltiver, iihiuil 7 mllll i I1 I'"1" torki, and marked "Kd, Hlllman'i s. W. corner \nO," thence mull. BOclinhl Ihi-ncu easl Melinius| lbei.ee tMtllli W Vhalni) theme went SO t-hiunl In pollil ul Culiiineiit'euiMit. l.oeiitc.l March Mrd. 1OT. I..I. lliiiiiiiin, Locator. No. lh Oomminelng nt a i>..«t [denial on Ilu* wesl lurk nl tl.e Hiiiihiii ltiver ai "Etl, Hillman's B. W. cornet port" nliniit 7 milea Dp Iroin forks mi<l nut k- ml "Ed. Hlllmar.'lH. R. eornei poit," Ihei.eo north Rftrliniim; il."."'" well sn rbiins; thciiro south w> clmbiij Ihenee east 80 chains tu |.niui ..f commence ment, Located March Hrd ' Oi I'.il. Ililluitii.. I [Ciiniiiiiu-.i in column -"ll REVELSTOKE I.ANH DISTRICT, l.lHIHIl'l' OK \Vl;af KoOTKNAY, TAKE notice that Arthur Uow. ing ..f Trout Luke, occupation— |..gger intends to apply for a special limber licence out the following described htiidi; Commencing at a post planted about j mile from 'I'rout Lake to liaaton wagon load nn the wesl line nf A. (ioiviiig's'Tiinl.er limit, marked "A. (iowing's Norlh Last .•..rtif-r post," thence west 80 chains; thence smith SO chains; thence east MJ chain.-; ihcnce noith 80 chains; to point of commencement ami containing 640 acres, more or less. Arthur Cowing. Dated May 27th 1907, , bl..g RE VELSTOKE LAND DISTRICT. 1U-TK1CT ol WKST IOOTIKAY. TAKI' notice that Arthur Cowing, of Trout Lako, occupation Logger—inlendi to apply fur a Special limber licence over the following described lands; Commencing ;it a post planted about 1J miie-- Irom Beaton nnd 1 mile from Trout l.ake wagon road maiked "A. (iowing's Booth-weal oorner post." thence north SO chains: ihcnce east -SO chains: thenee south 80 chains; thonce west 80 chains to point of commencement and continuing G40 acres, more or h*s«. Arthur Cowing. Dated May 27th. 1307. Meg TIMBER NOTICES. Notice is hereby given that 3o daya alter lha first publication ol this notice in lhe British Colum bia 'iiiiettc, I intend to apply to the Hun. Chief Commissioner ol Land-, dr Works for spoeial licetis- el tn 'lit and carry away timber from the following described laml- altuato iu West K.. itenay. No. I. Commencing ata post planted 2| miles up Thompson ('reek on the south hank ot the creek, marked "A (iowing's S W comer post" lh ii '• north 80 eh.ii. s; tlience tail si) chains; thenoe south 80 chains; thenee «e t mi ohniui iii point «-f commencement, No, 2. Commencing «i a poal planted '.'| miles up Thompson Creek on the lolltll Lank of Iho creek, marked''A Qowlng'a N.W. corner p.-st." iheuce louth 80 chnins; llii*n.*.- cut-l 80 chain-: tin nee not ih so .-I nina; tin ni. west SO chains In point of OOUl- mencement No, 'i Commencing at a posl planted 3j miloa np Thompson Creek, on th.- ninth bank of the creek, marked "A (i..wing's S W cm it< r poal." iheni'i- north t*) chains] thei ce end 80 chains; thence south SU chains; theme ivosl 80 ohaina lu point of commencement. Nn. •! Commencing nl n p-st planted !l| mllci up Thompson Cre.k, on lhe louth hunk ol lhe iT'.k, marked "A", (iowing's N W corner posl,'' Ihenee south 80 nhaini; Ihcnce r:c-t so chains; ll .it. .■ inulli SO chains; thence west SO chillis lo point of coin- itienceiii. nl Lie.l'e.1 June ('.lh 1007, ACCORDED TO VISITORS FROM KASLO BY LOCAL CONSERVATIVES. RKVEI.BTOKE LAND DISTRICT. |ll-TIHCT ..» WKST KoOTBNAV. Work on this property is demon stealing every day the Increasing value of tho properly. About two cars of oie have been rawhided to the foot of lhe trail, which will he shipped al an early date to determine ths hist method of treatment ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ preparatory to the establishment I ..f reduction works. MW Mil- Dan McLem)an*s dining room haw and Bottoiff, tha Eastern : was th.e scene 0f great festivi- managen, will visit the property tjes on Monday night, the occa- ■arly in July. sion being a supper tendered to the visiting members.of the Liberal Conservative Executive of the Riding, by the Trout Lake Association. Fred C. Elliott, president of the Riding, filled the position of TAKB notice that Aithur Cow- chairman in his own happy Irish ing, of Trout Lake, occupation—j way, while Robert Scctt, pres- i/Ogger, intends to apply for ardent of the "Local" occupied special timber licence over the ] the vice chair. To the right of following described landi: I the chairman sat Neil F Mackay Commencing at a post planted M.P.P. C. H. Bonner, secretary; ahout 1 mile from Beaton, on ; L. Hannah and Eric Johnson and Fish Kiver on K.ist Boundary of on the left S. H. Green, Mayor T.L.853S, marked 'Arthur Cow- j of Kaslo; Magistrate James An- ing's North-west corner post," .derson; J. Canning and Edward tlience south 40 chains; thence | Mobbs, Mayor of Gerrard. east 160 chains; tbence nor.h 40 After the onslaught en things chains; thence went ICO chaini to'material, for which, by the way. p.,int of commencement, and con-1 congratulations are hereby ex- taining C40 «crci, mora or less. j tended, not to Dan, but to Mrs. McLennan; Miss Nellie O'Brien; and Johnny Hickman, and we speak without fear of contradiction when we say it was GREAT. Chairman Elliott welcomed the visitors to and presented them with the freedom of the city, (he afterwards presented them with the keys of the gaol.) The first call wa3 made on N. F. Mackay, who in response, spoke for some time on the progress and present prosperous conditions of British Columbia. He also spoke very highly of the work accomplished by Premier Arthur Cowing. Dated June 17th. 1007. CERTIFICATE OF IMl'l'.UVKMl NTS "Uasama" Mineral Claim. Simile in the Tronl l.ak.- Minini Diviiion uf Wan Kootenay ilisirict Where located: On iliviile be tween S Mile Creek (Trout l.ake) in.l Ilii.-in Creek (Soiuh Fork ol Lardeau ltiver) TAKI'. NOTICE that I. O. B !S". Wilkie, acting as agent for Edward Baillie, P. M. C. B8S886, 'McBride in London on'the "Bet James Ili-h.p, ., B82776 ter Terms .1 l>. McDonald B88W8, Gordon Logan,,. ., ,, 6196, intend, sixty days fiom dule here of. to apply to the Mining Heeorder for a Certilicate of Improve- question. Mr. McKay was followed by Mayor S. H. Green who after paying some very flattering compliments, floated off into the realms of bliss by talking Kas'.o ments, for the purpose of obtain-, fruit Fair. He was followed by Ing a Crown Grant of the above Magistrate Anderson, who found olaim. . it hard to keep from saying "Five And further take notice that dollars or 30 days." He how- acti'ui. und.r lection H7, must be'ever poured forth his eloquence commenced before the isauinoe ol in Scotch and brought down the noh Certificate ol Improvements, house when he mentioned Bob Green's name for next Domin Dated this 22nd. day of May ion Member. The "flea in his A. " 1U0"* bonnet" however, was to get 0. B. N. Wii.ru, ! money spent on roads, especially Trout Lake. B. C UP the ^"^ Fork and h* the way he is after it, "Mac" will DOMINION DAY CELEBRATIONS. -0- The arrangements for the football match and tug-of-war between the boys of Lumberopolis (Gerrard,) and Terminal City, (Trout Lake) are all made and a hot time may be expected. Lastly, but not "leastly," the Ladies of Trout Lake are arranging for a social "hop" in the evening, at which refreshments will be served. Camborne will celebrate in royal style. According to the posters $600.00 is to be distributed in prizes. The day's festivities will conclude with a grand ball. Music by the famous Camborne orchestra. CHARLES L. COPP TELLS OF HIS EXPERIENCE IN THE NORTH C OUNTRY. LOCAL NEWS. -0- The Ven. Archdeacon Beer will visit us again on July 14th. and conduct the services in the Anglican Church. Captain Gore, Harry Macdnn- ell and F. Coleman, C.P.R. officials made a flying trip through the town lust Friday. Mr. Coleman is the new divisional superintending succeeding Mr. J. Lawrence. In lhe few minutes talk tho "Be. view" had with hiin hi -evidenced his willinsnets to do all in his power to meet tlie wants and requirements of this end of thc division. Cap. and Mac wanted a game of sluff badly, but a message received, put them on the road to Beaton, "money-saved boys." P. A. Lindgn-n and Martin Nelson aro hard at work on tho Linson View up Canyon Creek. Noil O'Doniiell and J. T. Lau- thera are getting out timber at Five Mile for the Silver Cup people. Preparations an coing ahead for the resumption of work on the Big Tunnel. The end of the week ought to se.* the drill punching. :i:. or ; • ladies! Chas. I.. Copp returned a few dnys ago, from the Coast, where! ho bus beeu lince last March. While awav. Mr. Oopp went i'^1 far as lhe northern boundary line I of Britiah Columbia, visiting nil. the poind of any importance, including tho n.w town, Prince Kupert, Port Simpson and Easing ton. In an interview with the "Re view" he staled that the town ol I'riuco liupert was somewhat of aj di.-siipointnii nt to him, as he! fudged—from the amount of campaign talk during tin last provin- ! cial elections—that it was * piece ul ground pre-eminently snituli for agricultural purposes and an j.leal town-site. Ho found however, that for agricultural par poses a man could uot "raise a disturbance'' on it; as for tbi terminal for the <L T. It. he slated Ilia belief that when the town was buill, it would ba over on tim Indian Reservation, whieh is alM that eon Id be wished for. Kaienj Island would—he believed -be to the new town what North Van. cquvi-r is to Vancouver City. On the Queen Charlotte Islao.l where Mi. Copp spent quite a long time, be found large copjer dc TWO MEN MAYLOOK ALIKE The o.ip will he liontii ami reliable. Tl.e other .liicstioinihle. Ho wilh Iwols. /ll Itfi.ita (hat look well are net hmiest. Let Lie's I.. *'.*■ are all leather ind made to meet ire*tern require in end. The logger, ihi proipactor an.l the miner can depend un them when far from the buy haunts ol men. Ask your dealer for "1 stkie Boots" nni tak<* I.n (DbstitBta. V rite for a Catah.pie. J. Leckie Co., Ltd# Vancouver - - B. C. B P I :.'-rri: £ & I'I I'i &&&$. $ ^ # v. Local and Ceneral. .'. I i* The following is an extract ftora the ISritiih Columbia tlaz.lt- dated June 20th. 1907: ' James Cakfom Mi*kbav. nf p-isi Is which have been discovered j Trout Lake. E>quire, to be Sii-j- dtiring Ihe past year and in which iuiidiary Magistrate fnr the County of Kootenay, and to ha-rc juii"- dietioii under the email Llebls Act in the Territory sitnalid within a radius of twenty miles from tha Posl Office at Trout Laki Cit v." Mr. and Mn. Si-lson retimed laet week from Revelstoke. Will Skinner got n good- .lack bear on t'.ie first sii I ited ^^^^^^^^^^_ . up (ho Noith Fork, n few days ago 0 ' laigi oomlffntucnt Drj Uootfii whleli win m- nlilr you I" wtvc Jtwf * i- pcndllun "n ffplgbl mnl n- prta ohargMi Mid it tin* mine Uin* rnnliU* you to Mi: WHAT VOU AUtf lU'VlML : : : : ■5 I.INIS IN IIKKB' JNICB BII1UT8, 1K»SK, CAI'8, BELTS Kiv, ■ t *j I" \ oholce line of LADIES J liWIUTI-: WAISTS at prices] A. (I.living, Lou Unit will lUM ASTONISH i ou i cither have to "pot-latch.' or go cnizy. Charlie Bonner, the hardest- worked man of the Association. spoke words of wisdom and good advice, but following his chief, the mayor, struck the blazed line of Kaslo Fruit Fair. L. Hannah, who assumes the position of "nurse and general care-taker of the crowd," referred t.i the hard work he had had in keeping them in order on the way up. Eric Johnson, J. Canning and Ed Mobbs all followed enthusiastically over the lxissibilities of the Conservative party in general, and of thc candidature of Hob Greet] for this constituency. J. H. Young, of Vancouver, who pronounced himself to be an old Toronto Conservative, was called uiwn to say a few words, which he did in a way that was appreciated by all present. Many of the local men made short addresses, each emphasizing the welcome extended by tin- Chairman. During tho evening Messrs. Cowing and Cheeseman enlivened the proceeding with songs, executed in first-class style. A new gold discovery has been made on Oaieado deck by Jack Chiim and partners. Inr. T F. MURRAY, bTROUT laki:. ij. cfl 9 V J th aa-e-u ticoiXKi Fied Mummery and Prank liar- her an- punching a hole in tb« rock on their property on Canyon Creek. The b.-ys have a good ihuwing >.f ore. large capital is aheady bt ginning to take an interest. Considerable development work is going on and so far. proving highly satisfactory. Values run from I40 0O to IGO.'.'O per ton, which—taken in conjunction with the eaiy methods of handling and cheap tidi nater transportation makes it lb ideal mining country. Ike Thompson, an old Lardeau- ite, -was one of tha fortunate discoverers of ihrse deposit! and as a result, is now living on "Easy Street." While on his trip, esery camp gone into, Mr. Copp w.t-i greetid by 'old boys' from the Lauleeau many of whom are on the high| way lo affluence. In 0. mparing the new discoveries] Ak.x gjg^, Cuid* it hard wo-k 'n the north with tho Lardean, (0 MCU1C ,ll0l, ue •„ i„ iTer? Mr. Cpp itatctl lhat while iome L^, nu.rlil.^ tha boat to i-i.k very rich discover!- s have been ]a„y |in|} lml finili ,„,„,. made, il is us ivl confined l.< a very small area, but the number of prospectors heading for theie Otto Oiion, Ahi. Underwood and a few more of the boyi wei« duivn Irom the Cup this week f. r a couple of da vi. Glen's ranch i-. a Mono of .idiv. itv Rt jire-eiit. llillv hai logn '.) feet thick, clear, which he is put- ling into the cieek. He Ii li.impice I soinctvhat by lack ol iiiiii. Tlie big I.eKnv people of Ro|.-- land, have voluntarily increased the wages all round. Muckers now receive $;',. -J5 per day, Labor ihortage the came. Nori. r. Talk ahiut bard liui'-sl As sn Illustration of wbat wo nre mffer- ing there nre more pianos coming into the lung than at any time in its history and conseqiientli oi every hand can now be hoard chirdii nnd discords, selections from Uiind.-I, Meildolaohni Ceneral lliiolli nnd nthcr ureal milters, the general favorite seining to be ■ "Tutkey In Ihe Sltaw" but nl1 ii.-uid uud* uhtediy widen the Held lo a c iniidorable extent, lie eou lid trod ihis diitrlct how- aver, t'i bo equally ns good and as far ai development went—tn he proven. IL* found , however, thiil 'be coast country was ii,uch l.eii* r ki.nwii, and men who held proper' lea ware disposing ol Ilium on good, easy terms, in* eling cap. iiul a litllo more than half waj thereby g.*itii'g ther properties opened np much quickei than l\ holding fer bin cash prices, whieh haa been one of the draw-hacki o this country. I. com lusion, wc might s.iy lhat Mr. Copp il one of mil 'o'd lim- rs' and a ni.in "In. llioroi gili undefi-lnndi proipeeiing and mU- ing and »ho by hard work ind study has ma.le himsell familiai with every plmie of iho subje-i uid nc aio glad to give uur n 'tiers his opinions tbrongh om col limns. Lob Madden of the L.ikeiieiv Hotel, assist)d by Ihe oolebrated artist, Alex MeLoaii. have been beautifying the walls of thai famous hostelry dining the pist iv.-ek. I'.rcy lloyd and Lance 11 II- niiin havo purchased the Len not- i ill.' Hod I, at tiei raid, from I'd. Mobbl, the |irn*.* we ui.deist.inl -• I6.OUO.00. The new proprietors will lako poainilon In a lew da*.•■>. Mr. Mobbs will in lhe future, devote his entire eueuiis lo ihn o| rning-up of Ins mineral in'er- siia. Fred Klliott and Qao, Vuill re- Iturned fiom Nelson, Monday night, coming up Kootenay ll .1 I'rout Lake in the l.-iuneh rteenlly I'U.-ehascd I.y Mr. Elliott. The tiip was iniiile iu good tin ii unl the Uunch is a beau'y '. Allot this, pK'iise: Commndo a Elliot land Cap. Yuill, "Chug, chug." Denton Is f.isi eotniflg in lhe front ns an Idea! fruit camp, Apple*, peers, plums and small fruits nro tho*ing np splendidly nin) lh - JM ai's production wid N.w Library coming in. A '•: in,lit-Ai ivi* of t'ie mui.cal t»ifntej fMr eeitpeeeny prevloiu reoord, o!.l volumes must In once, returned at of the com minity Still they come! What? Why everything for the ladies and ehildrens wear, also mens goods, corsets-all sizes and shapes, a nice line of table oil-cloth 45 ins. v. ide at 30 cents a yard etc. etc. 'at F. Murray's ttore. V>V' LARDEAU MINING REVIEW. TROUT LAKE CIT V. B. C D _ Pen-Angle TheTwoVanrevels By BOOTH TARKINGTON, ■> utter •* *Th« Cenrlewan from Inaiana" .ot "Menalaur a«u«.ir.- froutinued From Last Week.) Fair WSMWo uouSe o? the iMiVpro- teutluus sort that illil uot unuirii la prospect Uu* golug of sou or brother or close frleud. Mothers already wept not In secret, fathers (ullu-d with husky bravado, aud every one was very kind to those who were tu go, gpuaklug tu tbem gently aud brluglng ihem llttl* foolish preteutt. \*.<r could the hearts of girls uow longer mask as blocks of les to Uis prospective coui|Ul*tsdoret. Eugene Msdrllloa's young brother, Jesu, after u two years' Beatrice un.l Benedict wooiug uf Trlxle C'heuowetb, thst notable ipltflre, uuuuuuced his en g.igetueut upon (be day ufter his en listmeut aud recounted to all v*bo would listen bow his termagant fell upou hla u'.'k Iu tears wben sbe heurd the news. "Aud sow sbe cries about me all the time," finished tbe frauk Jean blithely. But there was little spirit for tbs old merriments. Fanchon, Virginia and five or six others spent their after oimiis mourufully, mid yet proudly, sawing aud cutting large pieces of ml ored allk, faahlonlng a great (lag fur their sweethearts and hrudiers to bear southward aud plant where at uud tht palace of tbe Monti'iumss. Tbat waa aad wurk for _ uucbou, though lt was uot for ber brother's sake tbst she wept, aluce, as every one knew, Jefferson was already so full ef malaria and quinine that the fevers of the aouth and Mexico must find blm Invulnerable, and even bis mother believed be would only thrive and gruw hearty on hla suldierlug. But about Cralley Fancbou bad a preaentiment more vivid than any born of the natural feara for bis aafety. It came to ber agalu aud again, reappearing ln ber dreams. She shivered aud started often as abe worked ou the flag. Iheu bent ber fair bead low over tbe guy sUks, while ths others glanced at ber sympathetically. Aud wben the flag was completed aave for sewing the stars upon tbe blue ground sbe took It away from the others snd insisted upon finishing tbe work herself. It was st this Juncture, wben the weeping of women waa plentiful, when old men pulled long faces and the very urcblus of tbe street observed periods of gravity Hnd even silence, tbat a notion entered the bead of Mrs. Tanberry—young Janey Tanberry—to the effect tbat such things were all wrong. She declared energetically that thta was no deeeut fushi jn of farewell; that after the soldiers went away tbere would be time enough to enact tbo girls tbey had left behind them, and Mrs. Tanberry came lit and wur.hltted 11. thut uutll then the tuwu shuuld be made enlivening. Mu she went about preiii'blug u revival of eheerfuluesa. Nor was ber rigor spent In vain. It was decided that u hall shuuld be given to the vuluuleers uf Itoueii two iilgbts before their departure fur the state rendezvous, aud It should be made ths noblest festival in ituueu's history. The subscribers took tbelr oath to lt. Miss Belly luld out her prettiest dn«s that evening, uml Mrs. Tuuberry eauie In ami -fronblped It as It rested, like fuuui uf lavender nml white sud gray, Open the bed, beside thu snowy gloves with lheir tiny, stiff lace guunth-ts, while two miniII while sandal slippers, wllh Jeweled buckles where tbe straps <Tin-iil li uiher, were being fuslened ii|.*.i. Miss Betty's silken feut I.y Uie Vain unit gluuUuir Minnie. "It's a wicked cruelty, princess!" sidelined Mrs. Tunl.irry. "We want to cheer the poor fellows and help tbem to be guy, an.l here do you deliberately plan lu ii.uke Ihem sick at the llmiignt of leaving llie place Hint holds you! Or have you discovered (hut there's one pour vugalionii of lhe hand gelling off without having his heart broken, nud made up yuur mind to du It for him tonight?" "Is fiiihir to go with ut?" aaked Betty. It was through Mrs. Tanberry that she nuw derived all Information concerning Mr. Carewe, as bo had not directly addressed ber since tbe afternoon when be discovered her reading the Journal's extra. "No; we are to meet him tbere. He seems rsther pleusanler tban usual this evening," remarked Mrs. Tanberry hopefully as ahe retired. "Den we mus' glt ready to share big trouble tomorrer!" commented tbi kneeling Mamie, with s giggle. Alas, pour adorlpg servltress, shi received a share unto herself thst very evening, for her young mistress, usually ns uinliil.h- as s fair summer aky, fidgeted, grumbled, found noUiing well done and was never two ininutss ln the same mind. After donning the selected dress, she declared It a fright, tried two others, abused each roundly, dismissed her almost weeping hum! maiden abruptly und again put* on tbo •imt. Bitting dowu to the mirror, she •Usui a CuiLLjur over Ibe arrangement of her hair.""" •' •Thea Mrs. Tanberry time In to tell her that Nelson was at the block with the carriage Miss Betty did not turn, and tbe elder lady stopped on the threshold und gave a quick, asthmatic gasp of delight, "Oh," said Mrs. Tanberry, "you muke me wunt to be t. maul I'd pick you up and ruu to tbe north pole, wbere no one could ever follow. Aud I can tell you thst lt hurts not to throw my arms round you snd kiss you, but you're so exquisite I don't wsnt to touch you!" "Dsnce wld de hsn'somdest," screamed Mamie, pursuing uproariously to see tbe laat of her as she Jumped luto the carriage, "bow to de wlttrlest an' kiss de oue you love de bea'!" "That will be youi" said Miss Betty to Mrs. Tanberry aud kissed tbe good lady agulu. CUAFTKB XVI. ^T •Vr is a matter not uf notoriety. •Sl J but uf the happiest celebrity, ■jae (but Mrs Tanberry duueed ■^T^ that night; and uot only ihut •he danced, but tbat abe waltxed. To tbe lot of Tappiughaui Marah (wbom she pronounced the most wheedling vagabond, uext to Cralley Oray, of ber scquslntuueei lt fell to persuade her; and, after walking a quadrille wltb tbe elder Cbenoweth, sbe waltzed with Tapplngbam. More extraordinary te relate, she danced down both her partner and the music. Thereupon did Mr. Bareaud, stung with envy, daro emulation and asssy s scbottlsebe with Miss Trlxle Chennwetb, performing msrvelously well for many delectable turns before be unfortunately fell down. It was a night wben a sculptured god would have danced oo hla pedestal: June, but not orerwsrm, balm In the sir snd rose leaves oa tbe breeze; snd even Minerva's great heels might bave marked the time thst orchestra kept. Be aure they waltxed again to "Those Endearing Young Charms:" Oh, the heart that has truly loved never forgets, Out as truly loves on to the close. As the sunflower (urns on htr god wben he sets The same look that shs gave when he rose. Three of the volunteers were resplendent In tbelr regimentals—Mr. Marsh (who bad been elected captain of the new company to succeed Vun- reveli and Will Cummlugs uud Jeuu Mudrlllon, the lieiitenaula. This glory was ' jiitliied to the officers, wbu had ordered tbelr uniforms at home, fur the prim les and uuucotuniissloued officers were to receive theirs ut the State reu dezvuus. However, although tbis gala adornment was limited to tbe three geulleiuen mentioned, their uppcurunce added "au indescribable uir uf splen dor snd pathos to tbe occasion," to quote Mr. Cummlugs ouce more. A fourth citizen uf the towu wbo might have aeized upmi this opportunity to display himself us a soldier neglected to take advantage of It and stole lu UUletly toward tbe laat In hla ordinary iittlre, leaving hla major's uniform folded ou a chair ln hla owu room. The Hag was to be presented to the volunteers at the close of Ibe evening, uud Turn came fur that—su he claimed to his licensing soul. lie enured uuobserved aud made his way,* keeping clusu tu the wall, tu where Mrs. Bureuud sat, taking a ebuir at her side, hut Robert Carewe, gluuc- Ing thither by chance, saw blm uud changed eotiutenuuce for an lustaut. Mr. Carewe composed bis features swiftly, excused himself with elal... rote courtesy from Miss Cheiiowetb. wltb wbom he was tulklug, uud crossed (hu r. .1 .in to a coi uer near his enemy I'reseutly, as the music censed, tbe vuluuleers were bidden to cutue for- ward, whereupon Turn left Mrs. Bureuud uud beguu tu wurk bis way duwn the room. Groups were forming uml breaking up lu the general movement uf the crowd, aud the dissolving uf uiie brought him fuee to face wltb Elizabeth Centra, wbu was muting sluwly In tlie uppusite direction, s small fluck of sullurs lu ber train. The confrontation came so suddenly and su unexpectedly tbut befure either wus aware titey looked squarely into each uther's eyes full und straight, und both stupped Instantly, us though (runs llxed, Miss Betty leaving u sentence forever hnlf complete, Tbere wus a fierce, short voeiil Humid frum tlie crowd i.elilinl Vanrevel. but no one uullced Ur. Curette, uud then Tom bowed giaveiy. as In apology for blocking tbo way, and pussed un. Miss Ilriiy began to tulk again, much at minium, wllb a vlvuclty (uu greatly exaggerated tu be genuine, nhlle Iho high color weut from her checks ami lefl ber pale. .Nothing could bave eu- rugol her mure with herself thun the consciousness, uow suddenly strong within ber, thut the encounter hud a perceptible effect upon her. What power bad this man to muke ber maimer strained aud mrchiiuleal'/ What right hnd his eyes always to stir ber aa tbey did? Ah. that other should have come, If only tu staud^eiwecn her and tills tul{/bypoci-jM-nwhiiHo dark glance had inch slreisjWi to disturb her. Whut lies that gaze contained, all In the one flush—the strange pretense of comprehending her gently, but completely-a sad compassion, too, and wltb it a luuk of farewell, aeemlng to say, "Ones more 1 bave come for this and Just 'Ooodbyl' " For she knew ihut he was going wllb the others, going perhaps forever, only the day after tomorrow— then sbe would see hlin uo more and be frco of blm. I-et Ihe day ufter tomorrow come soon! Miss Betty bated lu-r- sclf fur understanding tbe adieu, and bated herself more because she could not be sure that, In the stanlcd ino- uupit of meeting before she collected herself, she had let It go unanswered. Hho had dono more than that, .Wltb. i oat rfany In a variety of styles. fabrics snd prices, loi women, ntn sad children. Foim- filed. Dealas ara authorized la replace instantly and al our coil any Pen- Angle garment bully ia material or making. Pen-Angle Underwear ie form-knit so it can't help fitting your figure, —it's made of long - fibred wool so it won't nli rink -and it's guaranteed besides. The whole idea Is to make it so good you can't afford not to buy by the trademark (in red). 206 Underwear <ift knCtfflTg'fl, sbo biiu bent Tier head to his bow, and Mr. Carewe had Been both the salutation uml the luuk. The young meu were gathered near tlie orchestra, uud, to the hilarious stralus of "Yankee Doodle," the flag they were to receive fur their regiment was borne dowu the room I.y the slaters and sweethearts wbo had made lt, ull of whom were there except Pan. ebon Bareaud. Cralley hut) persuaded her to surrender the flag for the sake of spending this evening, uext to his last in Rouen, at home aluuu with lilm. The elder Cbenoweth made tbe speech of presentation-that Is. he mado part of It before bo broke duwu, fur bis sou stood In the ranks of the devoted bund. Until thia Incident occurred all had gone trippingly, for every oue bad tried to put the duy nfter tomorrow from his mind Perhaps there might uut have beeu so many tears even uow If tbe youug men bad not stood together so smilingly to receive their gift. It was seeing tbem so gay uud confident, so stroug In their youth aud au unseltl.sh of purpose. It was this and the feeling that all of tbem must suffer aud some ot them die before they came back, so thst wben Mr. Cbenoweth, choking in bis loftiest flight, came to a full atop, aud without disguise burled his face In his handkerchief, Mrs. Tuuberry, the apostle of gayety. opeuly sobbed. Cbenoweth. without mora udo, carried the flag over to Tapplngbam Marsh, wbom Vanrevel directed to receive It, snd Tapplngbam thanked th* donors without many words becauae there wore not then many at his commuud. Miss Carewe had been chosen tu slug "Ths Star Spangled Banuer," and sbe stepped out a little from the crowd to face tbe young mau as tbe orchestra louuded th* first chord. She sang lu a fall, clear voice, but when the volunteers saw that as she sang tbe tears wer* streaming down her cheeks lo spite of the brave voice they began to choke with lhe others. If Miss Betty Carewe found tbem worth weeping for, they could afford io cry s little for themselves. Vet they Joined the chorus nobly and raised the roof with the ringing song, sendlug the flamboyant, proud old words thunderously to hasv«l.a . , fo Be ('oiiiiiiiii it i EXECUTION IN INDIA. How Sentence of Death Was Carried Out on Streets of Hyderabad. The decision ns tn whether the murderer should he executed nr inipiison- e.l for life wns. -iy- Tl.e Civil nnd Militsry Qaaatte In describing an execution nt Hyderabad .-I n Pathan wh" had shot his brother-in-law, as i- usual, left to the murdered man'i relatives, and hii widow, thi sister ol the murderer, voted for his death. On the dny for Ull execution there appealed ii) the - * . ■ t, | band , ( sweepers armed witl, leafy twigs, followed hv ii sound of the city Arab pi In*** with fi _• <l bayonets. Thea came the criminal, dressed in new white garments, with n new linlter around his neck and new ropes attached to his amis. Tin- ends nl these ropes were held by policemen. The ordinary thing is for the condemned innn to walk, hut in this CMS be wns sn overcome thut he lin.l to he conveyed in a j.til .. On arriving nt (he fntnl spot Ihe m ir.ler.-r wus made to alight nnd kneel down, while thi policemen haiideil o-.-er oharge of the cordi to the executioner's attendants, one of whom, nixing thi end of the halter, stood in front of the felon, while (rth ers held tl.e cords pinioning the arm! behind. The executioner, brandishing a broad, heavy iword keen ■ razor, in a luggestivs fashion, nnd prancing np towards his victim ask- ed three times in n loud void "Who authorifai the mention?" Thi chief of the city poll n duty lliri.-e replied "The Amiii." Then nu attendant irmed with a long needle priokid the condemned man in th.* buck, causing him lo iter) forward. At the tame Initanl thoie holding th.* cul- laid themielvei back in opposite dinotloni ns in n tug-of-war oonteit, with Uu re ull that the wretch's neck wns itrotohed; and. following tin* reply of the chief of police. Uii ixecuUoner'i bladi di ■otnded f-iii and trui on the neck, levering the hen.! completely. trap ror" tne Burglar. A phonographic device that will call tho police by telephone nil.In u new hazard to the duuger* of the burglar's profession. When un attempt Ih made to force a window or door with which proper connections have been made, an electric current operates n phonograph In thc garret. Thc mnehine cnlls up central and asks for the police station. The phonograph then Informs the ell).ers of tbe robbery, giving Street and number, and repent.*, this Information tin long ns tbe receiver is down. Meantime the Intruder, all unconscious that un alarm has been ning ln, virtually walks Into a trap snd If the call is promptly responded to is soon In tho lookup Why Do Planta Grow Erect? Exactly why trees uud olher plants grow erect bus never us yet been dell ultely determined. Some of the sel enlists have given it as their opinion that the phenomenon of erect growth wus and Is In somo muiiiier reliiled in thc action Of light. Thut (his hypoihe sis is untenable was proved hy in* Mux well H. Musters of Bngland, who found thut sprouts on green posts thou winds of feet underground In iht- mines always assume the erect uttltude. Quaint Verses On Tomb* of Mariner. Tho destruction hy Are of the Ml- toric nn.l beautiful Abbey of Selby nol only deprives Yorkshire of its must perfect monastic ohuroh, but robs tlm oountry of u national relic of surpass- ing interest. Few churches poimsthe srohlteotural interest of Selby Abbey, It owos its foundation in 1068 to William the Conqueror, whose ion Henry, afterwardi Henry I., li traditionally supposed to have been horn iii Selby, One of the most ourloui epitaphs In the Abbey of Selby was in the rere.los on the east side. It read i "Tho* Boreas wilh his Blustering blaatei Hai toa't me to nn.l fro, Vet by the handiwork of flod I'm here enclosed below. "And in this Silent Bay I lie With mnny of our Fleet, Until the dny thai I set sail Mv Admiral Christ to meet." John Johnson, Master nnd Mariner, 1787. She Knew Him. Benhain A fellow called me a liar u-dny. Mrs, Benham Well, you can make good, all right. A SPRING DANGER Many Peoplo Weaken Then- Systems by Dosing with Purgative Medicines A spring uu .hi Ins is ■ a. Nature d ends 11 tu an aid to •*..- ru lung ihe i.i.....I and * .HT- OIK Oil llll Impurities that hate iccumulati il dui Ing tm* winter months Tnuusund ■ i i pie, r gnlslng the n*c< for a spring medicine, dose themselves with inr--.it griping purgatives. Tins is ii mistake Ask an) doctor and hi will tell you that in.- uae "( purgative medicines weaken the system and ..inn.it possibly i ure disease. In the spring iin* systi leeds building up ■ purgatives weaken. The bi i should be made rli h, red and pure purga lives cannot do thta Whal la t ded is n Ionic, uml the beal tonic nie.li- . il - lam e has yel devised is Dr, \\ II llama Pink Pills Bverj dose of thia medicine actually makes new, rich i.l.i.i.l. and this new blood strengthen! every organ and every pari of tin body. Thai is why theee Pills banish pimples and unsightly skin eruptions fnat Is why they .ure headaches !.a. kaehes, rheumatism, neuralgia and ,i host of other troubles thai com. from poor watery blood. Thai is wh) the noli and women who use IT. Williams Pink Pills nil well ami sleep well and feel active and strong. Mi- Mabel S) nnott, lash*. . inl . sa) - J was pule und weak ami suff. red greatl) from headaches, and I found nothing io help me until l began taking Dr. Williams Pink Pllli Th.-. have complete!) restored my health and l I.less ihe day I began taking mem." ■Rut be *ure vnu get the isnulm Pllla with the full name "Dr Williams Pink I'llls fnr Pale People" on the wrapper around each box - ell other so-called pink pills are fraudulent Imitations. Sold bj medlclm dealera or by mall al •'• nts a box or six boxes for lint from Tie* Hr Williams .Medicine Po, Bro * Ont. Roof your Buildings with "EASTLAKE1 Metallic Shingles Mads In Canada 21 years Warranted made of better material, more accurately and scientifically constructed, ^, longer and cost loss for labor in applying than any other metal shingles. RUST, fIRE, LIGHTNING AND STORM PROOF We are manufacturer*) of al! reliable kinds of SHEET Metal BtHLDINO Mati.ru,.*. cheap trash. Careful, thorough and prompt attention to all enquiries. Prompt shipment right prices. Catalogue upon request. Write for price* Ths METALLIC ROOFING CO. OF CANADA, Limit TORONTO AND WINNIPEG "Tin- siicieiii (ir.ik no.I Rnti'iii deiii.'s w.re sai.l I., wage ternlili battles am.nig themselves." "Yes, I've often resd "f the mills ..' the gods,*'—Washington Herald. fXook into this roofing question Get book on *'Roof in g Right" and see how little risk you take when you roof any building with OSHAWA" GALVANIZED 5TEEL SHINGLES 'SoldunderaplainGl'ARANTEE > that keeps your roof good for 26 irs. With decent care, an Oshawa- Shingled roof Will last a CENTURY. Western Canada Factory, 797 Notre Oama Ave., Winnlpog. Head Office. Ton ii I iiy H] luster Ah, I ought to lime ii in id: that's »I" re I mads the nu*-'.". Kneii I in.l I in.lined. ind lhat'l where I madi the mistake, Iii i irfa Hi en. i I on,..i Ic- MINARD'S l.lMMKM th ■ MK.-cr liniment In use, I gol in v fi .a ii.iii lammed lately. I bathed u well with Ml-VAUD. I.IMMKSI, nnd il was us well u- e.iT Dl (I 'l.l. v.uiis uiy truly, I Q *.!, Ml l.l IA ANOTHER JOB Full ALCOHOL Thst the method of garbage diapoaa! I. aim ii io be ii volutlouli id by tin iiiitiiuf.il tu I il, natun d alcohol u- Ihs statement made lo lhe commoi cun-ii ul Milwaukee bj Dr, IV. A It i) I. oi Rookford, III.' Mllwaukt) iio.v |.ivs $1.3i :i mn lur 111111111.,' it- garbage ..i .1 municipal plant, ami Dr. ii.. 1 baa "it.-r. .1 1.. jo tbs rlurk •' R .' * 1 - .1 t >li. Ill 1 at lhe ell.I id Iel vi - give Ibe * ny bla plant. Mil sraukee gele no return in the liyti.oinets ii..io burning us gi Dr. Boyd lays ha will gel grease, lei lilii'. a...I ill.-...'10I h", t. ihe iia-ii A...Im.I WOUld I'i* ll.e uu bt llil|'..l Ull.- 01 tlu h.i |iruduots, N .. *i.ik l'u 1.1 III!'. I'ltAi'llSINU Qsorgta 'I Is Thai nasty f mj Tallin Hilled tne » liar todsy, ms. Mniu'iiii ilu* ■• mus villain I Whal untie him say such s tiling! liorgle Goods I lis Duels told blm be might he president mnn d»>.— Puok Minard's Llnimsnt Cures Diphtheria. Damascus Is lbs Hist my in ihe l'u k■ -li . 0 pin* in adopt "till 1 ti unl Iiim'iiu; and street ears. Fully "Could you do t l.ady of Lyons? " of a 8if.lv gctor "Well. I ahuiil 1 hsro done 11 goml 1 II Migl The Artist in, grand teee 1 si> >. likeness. lleii|H-. 1. you ui-i-tln'i gu -.. kii'.ur poitii "■ ludiad asked it» ( Ihliik I , 'in; laiij, t Sptik. 1 ' ■t'i'\fn\ > Mb Ir 1 ir «>n far u I I'.ir Inflammation ol tbe Ky. ■• Among to* 1..iuu good qualities wbloh Parmelee'i Vegetabls Pilla [messss. bs kldi * regulating tbe digestive organs i. (hen 1 ilu.i> v iu reducing inflamina t: ■ ol -li 1. It has ralhd forth mac. haters ol recommendation hon tie.. wbO *• rt ..'lint' I With (Ills ' 'li I'lin it an I found a ours In the 1 nl.. i'h*. sffeol ilu* nerve centres and ilu I>!>" I 11. a surprisingly sotlvs way, and tbe result i. aliiu'-.t iii.nieiiiaiely -»t'u Holm Wimt is the tuatier. Hnniinrri Y'ui look llok. Bu turner I lmd SO hard lo chop a. li I Wtood as I OOUld for my la-l meal iliat it sprained me. Easy To Put On With a hammer and a snips (tinners' shears, anybody can put Oshawa, Shingles on perfectly. Locked on all four sides—see the side lock? It drains the Bhintfles so th W. N. U. No. 632 water can't Beep under. Top lock (see below) makes whole roof practically one piece and sheds water quick. Made in one grade only 2H-guagH semi-toughened steel, double-galvanized (saves painting).! ,-Thaf Cough"" makes your lifo a burden. Johnson's Ano^efiniment dropped on niftv mU\ rare it. tod tare At well iv Id*, c-rimpi and »;i thmtt trouble*. Pur 1 iiteriiai ma much m for EitarntI um. 23c., thr-M •.(,..-a m much 30c. AU d-Mlvr*. I. S. JOHNSON t*t ro, Itoaton, U_m. The Habit of Health Many prnple have a hahit cl ailing. How much hriirr it wotiijkl to learn to keep -well, lor health, after all, is largely t matin jl habit, which all may acquire with a little praclite. BEECHAM'S PILLS trach good habits to Stomach, Liver. Kidneys and Boweli. II yjl are subject lo Bilious Attacks, suffer Irom C'on%ti|.jti a tni troubled wuh Indigestion, Ncrvousnrts or Headache, Utrduail I'.lii will reform all these bid habits and set an exam* - i ,*.^l hashh. which the body will quickly follow Vou can break n; ill sickly li ii.it-. hv occasionally using the health gaggcsUom tii»| milled by Dcecbam's 1'ills. Prtpersd only by Tboaus Beecha-a. SI. M»kes. UWatMrSi I i>|lwl. Sold br all Druft-lst* '■ CaaeSa tm* i . B. Aawrica. U bent II •«•» $200.00 IN CASH AND NUMBtna or VALUABLE l-nismsi GIVEN AWAY FREE Not Out C«nt oi Your Moocf Rtqwrtd. R*jd CuthBy .1 You TfcftJ lo K*rn Pi/t oi th« Above Amount Cm yon tm-Aff tbt a*tg of -anH alien tolow. mm tbt —I vi til v*U I■»**•'** »* lull I if to yv*. ca* th-ar* 111 tha dtunbwit-Mi ei tlko abo-vi fhM , Trf Iiu*- '••* ■***' ** I by palnoco aad p-afM-varaaca ymu (aa prubaUjr Aad iK-ra-t or tout. It ******* ■* »T ' ' - * I do tu. To lh* parson who fas-da tha largeai nu-sbrr ' f at wtt. «• will f<v* lha tetm vi 1 ' « Hj Dollar* t$]00<Q0) 10 l ash 'loth* pcrwn sin tmdt (ht tauand largtal msaihar me Hi (i*t iM I turn of Fifty l)<4lan (tV'.OTI m l aah 1.. ttrf [«ff«Oa who fcodt Iht third lar*jr»i aiuate M | a-ilfiw lh* %»tm ai Thirty I < ;mr* 1 »l it j -i 1 teU. 1 ■ (h« f».w«t *ho And* tht 1 rk a tiumWlsftiafiM t».t lum f 1 sti.ij -EMhil (t?000)wCash Should la-rfw •• " •qaally corr-act »n»*»«i» Ut tl* f?»*i ytt* O* -Aitt ivn Mim will \m *<g ■-*' t J ■ -l *•*** I thnn. -aach r««i«in« (ha «. m , I .**•» 1 t-, V •« |i.,!laia (f76 Ud> Should uWt* f**r**t tni • I equally correct aaawtra tht hrtt 'tf* j^./rs w.ll bt *t)u*ily d vilad latatan lh*** •*'• '«•* I ng t!.« turn 1 f Suty I' . an J* ■ «•* -', *. I (sir ponuot trnd >■ aqualir carrart trtevenm I whul* sum of I mn Hundrad I'n at» ($2-10 i-Omil ba *<)u«tiy diaidad Iwrtmmn thaai lieiktetm*- I ia« fifty Uollart iUH (*'>. Ai.-l tu on in hie frnpr^rttsMM. la ordar M h*l(i y*mt t ..it' " \\t\* put a -mark uo-dar lh* iru ItfM uf «a> h otaM no. t INOJ^ Na. s REAI Ns. S OFLW Ho. 4 IQRET Na 1 UFLFAOB SI xo?L WI DO NOT WANT ANV Of VOUN Moslll Wa wit «■*-.. ( i * ' .1 •». m, m . Ao ih.) tonoit. yoo iv .mn* u. >ay ofyomt mnear ■ U only ob* ■impi* . i.dm..ii .li**h«a lo ll... (.engmjtl. a(*hich u . ol to t.Dj ... M. • ' ■..•..I -A I ,,.,,..,...,..,... I wr,|| .. u ..( '• lun* »h*l lh« Arngt. Is. Itytm coo (Sod ANVof l_ n«m.. .. ll. loo... I Ni I "- I Si. •- I A U t I BEPI.V. ri.illi 11 MiSklaa C... mor Wind - water • and -fire* PROOF. Keep building* •afe from Lightning. Coat only 4.50 a square(10 ft x 10 ft) Send for book- <*t and learn how little a RIGHT roof costs. Address The PEDLAR mme JTPEOPLE Of Oshawa 'Mnnlrtil Ot tl w a .121 3 I *r«ln St. W. IX Kiisms Ht Toronto London a* Culboros HI. HO I In 11.la. HI. Winnipeg Vancouver 11 WKI l/..nb«ril HI. (11.1 I'm,,Inr HI, Authored Csp.tal »1,000.000. Shar.s. Par ValiiS. *t.03 Ontario=Quebec Cobalt Mining Cj MERCER OF FOUR VALUABLE PROPERTIES.—113J Acres in tha Famous Bucks Township, tni 20 Acrss in rich Coleman. HEAD OFFICE TORONTO. DIRECTORS. F. X. DUPUIS, Q.C., M.P Montreal. Out OEOROE S. MAV, M.P.P 0Usv.->. L. J. LABR08SE, M.P.P St. Eugsna, Ont. JAS. E. DAV, Barrister, Solicitor, ato Ton ■ ■ GODFREV LANGLOIS, M.P.P Montreal, Ous. O. MoAVOV, K.C V.ll.rl ■ Solicitors-DAY * FERGUSON, 34 Victoria St., Toronto Fiscal Agents—QORMALY, TILT * CO., 36 Km., v Toronto. Working Hssdquarters—HAILEYBURY, COBALT, ONT. Trsnsfer Agsntsl THE TRUSTS a GUARANTEE CO. Toronto, Ont. and Ragi.trars [ THE 8ECURITY REGISTRAR a TRANSFER AGENCV, M Broadway, New Vork Cilr DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTIES. t—Ths ".. W. 1-4, of ths N.I-2, Lot t, Con. 4, Bucka Township., 361 aoret. 2—Tha t.-E. 1*4, of th* N ' ■' • 5, Con. 4, Buck* Tp., 37 acrat. 3—The N.-E. 1-4, of tha N. 1-2, Lot 8, Con. 2, Buck* Tp., 40 sere* 4—Th* W. 1-2, of th* N. W. 14, of tht N. 1-2, Lot 20, Con. 4, Coleman Tp., 20 acres. Sim.* Hi,, rli li strlki. tli a lJln;<?lurs Iuu *,* iliililwl ur s<-lllii( only 200,000 sliarvs. The lirst Milium i * made In Sbout VU <Im>h un.l Ilm aimiunt ilmt will i.m ri-nllxil iln*i.ri..iii anil Uio slink *<ild up lu dial >; tie sufficient for all development puTPOSSe, Tho bslam* of the stock will remain lu thu trsaaurv iweurtl larger Ulvldutidt un smull iiiii,iiiiii of slock Issued. STOCK STILL OFFERED AT PAR Ono Dollar pur sl.arf. Tho rich stillio uu property No. 1 continues to Improve anil the v*ln has t*A larger, Ths n-ln llnot ths llrsl ussay piil.llsliml (|li,7JJ.«(l par tun) hus shown lilglii-r values iliirlna tht Issll days. Report Jus( reoelved from Buperlntendent shows that th* ora received from proiierty No 2 un-iiili-S-f aaaay as Well as our rich slrlke on clulm No. 1. We have a mosl excellent proposition worthy of your Investigation. W. do not went you to wir* ui A TnTVn'o" W" W"'" V"U to. ""."iu!' >■'""• "ubscrlptlon until afler tho mott thorough liivestl«atlon. SpieH no,, un,y,Z'" 1""l0"""m*"t »' th ' ■•«■* «• B'v* full .splen.tion*. We want you to piircl'.e all lhe J'*^ Th. SSLfl iim,.I.*i,iI„u»I> curry hut not until you hav. satisfied your.tlf what a good proposition w* f Th. stock is p.y.bl* in four tqual monthly payment* and our guarant.. glv.n below fully proUctt y°»- \A/E GUARANTEE a„T",r;',,rV, !"',"li,|',,V'! f"r. "'»"•';••< «o b«y b«k th.lrtlook at prica purehat.d from ut any time wltlii"'l>| Inis If ths proposition on InvesUgatlon does nol prove lo he exactly hs r.-iireseiiteil Write ua todio M1 Information, maps, ooplas of assays, eto. Thlt it an unptr.l.ll.d opportunity. QORMALY, TJLT & CO. MEMBERS 8TANDARD 8TOCK EXCHANGE, TORONTO, CANADA. E8TABLISMI nlrf| ii PAGE FENCES^ WEAR BEST nt ini.li enri*^n wi™ _ „„*ii ■ ,.,„,, ^Z. \OlF9__f um ■" ^^■■ ■•■ ■*» tmmW t mm -mm- •J«k'-l"i'i 7/ff1 r*rbon y™.-»"1l Prove It lo yon. COH.KD not primped This **«"..'•. It still stronger In wrvl™. lit slays taut I'aiuUxl Wlllljfjw besvr TH* PAGK WISE rtNCI COMPANY LIMITID, Sslvsnl«(nit_ro«t nmnf. Riperienoeil dealers to sreet It Ir*".*. • ~t» in merit. Get Illustrated booklet aud 1007 |.rl.»*s '"'""" T»-oolo. Mimlr«U St. Job". w,° W*l_«r«Ul« mm LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B. C. AN AWK.l Mill . iiMJ'I.IMI y* t:tm Buudiug "Oeuci Worldly Uke to- si. Bits. lead my rl Ilu. Hell"! -. .ii Nu: iill 1 sin.nl,| very lii'iili. llltiHlmli <i iOiijH , lib.. ■ CRYING BABIES Babies il ' '•"■ I' I it. ^—\ illHUJS Ili'lUllHi- Iini hungry, u .- un> young mothi (dink. Sit" timet "ui .ii ten babj t cry Indlc* " i» out ot . .11 nnd Instant r. ■•<■ < ,,i s^^Bui*.'*. nmi 'I'ii M. \ |. doses wil ■■" im.ii. cases of ' ipul Ion, Indlge illon oi vumltlng. .* ml ■ Li tin* well ehllil nili k. i-|, :t well. -1 " l' " • i . '..*.,, Ont., sa. i**ii-* -..*..i lubleti have been i . m.i baby, hav* mada him happy, peai eful end eont* ^^^Bio crg^B Iln' lime. I have mure cum. fort wltli , 1 '■'ablet* i ii ,,*,.. ii, IH I"- -*1*" "' l'l*'-4-1 :'lld Inuglis while ' i I do tm) "ill Whnt gr.iiiir pinis. ill I ut m*' I'.'hv'.*. 1'iwi Tiihlets." Kor , sale at igglsts or by mall at IB —«« |. i-^Bli.ix rrom Th.. 1 ir. Wllliiiiii., Medicine ' '■•, llrockvllle, Ont ii;-:. I In ^B Kylsiid't library, Muni, *, i ■ ti..* ul.]i used hv (Jiictu i*. ..".*4atfi i"in win, li th. lata Mr At I-.ii ■♦4Bi .-. .I in read the lessons n P Hswartpgli . hurcli. .J "I . I >« <l -.. I m H TM . ■ I - . KOhle. ntr of Toleao. • ■ ■Luc Ci.un(y. i.r-.Bj Cbeney m.ke. cutti thnt h. ^m partner ot lh. Sun of f J. B Co .Joint Oua(nt--M In lli* city .'ount*/ snd Bt*t. nt* -r. i.. .{. mM firm will pay th. aum i>r " ' RED DOLLARS for r.ch .nil uf I'alsirti 11,hi r.nn.it !>. I i ua. of 11.11*. C'.l.r.-h l*ui«. I FRANK J. CIIENKT I In [.. I re nl. -Uld .utim. rlU .1 ta . • ■ e iui. Iin day of 1 i^.-.t'..-I. II A. W '.I IM.- s i Notary Putilla. [lutarrh Cur. I. (.km Internally ■ directly on the blood and muo- I wn. e. nt (h. .yatera. H. nl for ' (In . tree J rilKNUT a OO. Toledo. O. all I "iiskI"I" I "1 III s Family Tills for constipation j le lu* rn-ii.' r i Pabulously. Why, hi r, .in» ono* at a rlorldi lomervitle Journal. aickly t'liililr.n ihould usi Qravel' Wnriii Kxttriiiinalor ai i> i.f Ibe | nm i|-al csiia*. ||riiig in children end ihould i*> if in the system. ARTIFICIAL MT.MK.i- i.il n.itn ec*. are inu.li- iti Bel 10 I*net r a manner lhat (he 1: * i"Kiil^h. .I (ii.tn gel . * -i .*■ iiillv if rnlxed wi'h thi A i li. lineal analysis baa shov.li "li-lSt i.i a IllMi.i. • I i.'itinig ifriun • \tta.'t> <l . . ' per oei |eral substanoea. The following i.f ii. t<. ti ti are !•■> ..nun.*: are I ill tlie -Aci' . . -iiu. tur, .,, i liar.ii in genuine nutmeg n tl I k. rm la an* trial.,I (..r three 01 b *. * o Ith hnllln. ••■•■• - * toft, aii-i ran In* rubbed u| i.t with the Angers* on he Hi i.i'I tin')' leave ai" nl 18 pel t> tt, while true until . g . "i unly 2 tu J |n r et nl tjly iiitnh !.< Ihe gl inline arm le. hanks in Brussels, Belgium Ons In Ibe wall, and ll m ilu- bourse. STEAMSHIP ENGINES. A Thousand Ton. tf Coal Daily Fe.d th. 192 Furnaces. One of the most impressive mart fcstutlous of lhe power of the modem steam engine |„ tlie sight of uu up lo dale freight locomotive lUrtlng ii train of forty or ilfly oars and gathering way until tbe whole mass is thundering over the rails a( a speed of twenty. Ova or thirty miles an hour, When wo attempt by our unaided strength to mose ii heavy piece of furniture we understand very well what is meant by mass uud Inertia. To move u llnglfl loaded freight car on tho level by human power It Is necessary to crowd around It us many mon u can lay t|„.|r hands or Shoulders ugalnsl It in a u,lU. eil propulsive effort And hence wh.u we see not one, l.ut forty or fifty load- ed cars, started from rest and swung Into tbelr full stride by a single loco- motivo tlie latter becomes symbolical in the popular mind of majestic power. It Is for this reason that to represent the horsepower which win i_ necessary to drive (he new Cuniird liners at twenty four uud one-fourth knots an hour wc have taken the average sized freight locomotive as our unit of comparison. The least aiiiuiiiit of power which the designers of the I.iiHitiinla and .Miiureliiiiiii found would he necessary to drive these ships at their contract spaed wu* os,ooo horsepower. Now, the hiirsc|Kiwcr of the average freight locomotive la aliout 2,100, and consequently (be total thrust on the four pro|H-llers of each of tbeae ships will lie i-quiil to the total pull exerted by thirty-two modern Amerlcuu freight englues. due of these locomotives i-ould haul ou tbe level a tralu of tlfty cars, whose total length would be Just a third of a mile. Consequently tlie whole (it-tOOU power of the Cunurder expressed In terms of locomotive work would be sufficient to haul a train of l.fim cars, whose total length would lie over (Ive milea. To develop a minimum of (18,000 homc|Kiwer and a maximum that will possibly nin up to 75.0011 or 80.000 honu*|»iwer calla for a boiler and engine plant of truly titanic proportions. Steum will be supplied hy twenty live cylindrical hollers, of which twenty- throe are double ended snd two single e/fded. the former being seionlecn teat throe Inches In diameter and twenty- one teat long Tbe coal will ha burned lu these bolleri on lir.* furnaces, tbe total area of whose grates wuuld ts» represented I.y a square measuring sixty f.uir fi*et on each side, containing atxuit 4.000 square feet of surface. Night and day an army of several hun- ; droil firemen will Is- continuously shoveling coal Into these furnaces, where It will t* burned at lhe rate of atniut 1,000 (..ns every twenty four hours, and to Insure ttiat the coal Is burned. at a fierce while heat the air will tie forced through the grates . i.iitinuously by menus "f powerful electrically driven fans, (be nub *>f sir being also as- slslcd by lhe f.-tir great Biiu.licstiicks. through Which the products uf i ombus- tl.ui will bs <Ii>. barged high np In tbe air at about ISO feet above the level of (he grate bars. Scientific American. COULD NOT SPEAK ABOVE A WHISPER. Cold In the Chest Seemed to be Unmovable But Cure was Soon Effeoted by Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine II Is watte ..( lime to use ordinary cough mixtures tm* serious coldt on tin* sheet, nmi time is of Infinite value when the lungs are In danger The risk It tou great, especially when .mil wall lu ililnk that lir. Chaae't Byrup of Linseed and Turpentine Is for tale ln nearly every ■tore that keeps medli Inet at all. This letter elves yuu sum.* Idea ot the effectiveness of this great medl- .Mrs. a. Barnum, Ingsrsoll, Ont, u rites: Mj husband had a ven sever id on his chesl and K"i io bad im could nol speak abova a p. .* The cough medlclni ■ hs tried i i" have no • Re. I and rending iiii-iiii Dr. .'iiiis.s Byrup *.f Linseed unl Turpentine l ienl f6r a bottle. in two • i.i cm ha .*.,!.. cured snd lavery grab tul l.u tuoh h medicine. H. i ■ii never in* wIthoul thta m. II cine in the house." The verj name "f Dr. Chase's Byrup of i.tu.-*iil umi Turpentine is sufficient to explain the simple and i.t powerful ami well known In* gradients of which this great medicine is composed. While Unseed theathes the mouth. tongue and throat, with a protective cuiiiiiig to prevent Injur} from har.l coughing, turpentine disinfects and stimulates the ulcerated parti '.r the bronchial tubes and lungs ami —t al- iii'isi specific for bronchitis. Other Ingredients which along with these ii" t" milk.* up In*. Chase's Syrup of Linseed snd Turpentine, soothe tin* nerves, loosen the cough, aid expectoration, and by thorough action nn the i\ hole ii item compl. telj cun coughi nmi i ..ills, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough and sore throat hr. Chaae'a Byrup "i Linseed and Turpentine, tt centa a bottle al all iii-ni. rs, or Bdmanson, iint.*s \- Co., Toronto. To protect you against (mit- atlona, the portrall and itgnature ol i.r. A. W. Chase, the famoua receipt t k author, arc uu every bottle." AN KVKN HKKAK Then* wjs unot h tporting parson at Batttugton, s plaie mi the English c ast wliti'h wss a favorite laniliiig nlaos loi afoodoocka s( ths lime ol th-ir 'mmlgrstlon tn Kngl.it..I. uhen Uu* birds arrived, txhsutted by tin ir Iuu,- Bight, tverybody In tbe pariah. Including the paison, ai um. turned ou:. in juui iii the spurt of knocking tii-iii dowu with sinks, liiic Miiulsy tin- ptopla were in Bhurcb, ami ihe pu*...It lu llie |.ul|.it, wllill lilt* chunh dooi vl;ia eailiaiisly ujiflilil, and » bead hi i-.-..»•■>i wuli a beckoning iin g r. "Will, whal is itf" asked Ibe pars.ui. ". .H'ks is ...oni!'' The par son buriii'dlv -hut up his serinon case. •Sinn ih.- door ami l...*k u. hs oried t, ihe .1, rk. "Keep ihe people In ohurch till I've *.".! my lu^pllee on. Lei * all hive A lair Cham*'*. PEEPS INTO WOMEN'S LETTERS Q.irer Mental Di.ord.r. A singular mental dbiorder Is n*inirt eil of a patient confined at llii-etre. 1'nince He profaaaaa to rsmanbsr n*.iliiti*.- except the month and year In which In- was liorn. l^st he Khuuld forget the dale of each new day be fills sheet after sheet of paper wllb memoranda. It la not a case of (rue amnesia or loss of memory, otherwise he should Is.* tumble to epeak or w rite It bi a ••fixed Idea" of forgetfulness a delusion, not an Incapacity to reinciii ber. lt has ln-cn argued by some that all the delusions of tbe Insane are tbe result Of the Imagination filling tho gaps which exist iu an Impaired memory. But this Is tbe first rase wblcb baa been described of um* Idee llie d'oubll. If .mr read, rt could spend one morning looking through the letters ■■ ,.,i from ,,ti ovei Canada b) the Zam- Buk Co., ii would hring home to them iv ith irr.sisill.l.* force the healing virtues "i tin- great household balm. Old iv n young women, wives, mothers ami even \....i.k crls hnv romethlni i.i sa> aboul how Zam-Buk did this *.r thai n*"-.i "t'i- *• "i their home Man) ,,f theaa iviitera give permission to . rtracts from iii.-ir gratetu ttmony. (torn tbeae tht folio were taken al random ■I was troubled for some weeka a,tu suit rheum In hands and urns .in,i era - ig s lal-i•* whi. h did ms little g 1 ) ui i*' el-i u<K -t luppl) of Zam-Buk I -applied It, and ll reallj . i to a. t iik.* magi( ' The It. hlng .m.i burning ceased, and in s few dayt ih. >k,n n.i- cleared and healthy." Bo . mi-s B A Hud hard, "i North ' •Thr..' box. - of Zam-Buk cured m** ■ •i i:. /-inii. frnm which I had lutfered a lm | | ... Bo lays Mn Qladdi .. of Man-*.mill**. Que. "Zam-Buk cured ■ ease ol n in my family, and I »Ith to thank v-u f .r thi nr *..i hli laing it i- the effect of .. letter from Mi- Webb, "f Dovirconrt. Ami Uld go ■.'.. .'liliK ex- im. i after extract, ihowlnt hew 7...*u- iinK i ure. i hronlc »" l ulcers bad i-n Itch, and blood poison; takes the toreneaa oul pf cuts ami burns, and gi-ows new. healthy -km over Injured or diseased places and druggists sell sl tift-. , box, or ihe Zam-Buk l * Toronto, «ill mall f**r price. M ■' H ■i ithout Icohol ronn Tonic Without Alcohol ody Builder Without Alcohol flood PuriAer Without Alcohol Irest AJfertiive Wlthoul Alcohol ctor't Medicine Without Alcohol ''» Ssrispirills Wllhaul Alcohol W. f.Sllah *ur t.,m..t. f .i/ers We ...ta. itanli.: tr.m ... mrtlal... Wa ar.a 7<"» m •ana.i'i y.or [• 1'ills ire liver pills. They set | itly on the liver, make more bile | Ited. Thii It why they srs so vslu- in constipition, blliouineti, dvi- Si, lick-heidiche. Aik your doctor ! I knows ■ better liiltive pill. > a, is. J, o. Ayr Ot., InSI, Maaa Vsrrnnltd to Olom SmllmtmmUwm. Gotnbauft's iaustic Balsam ps Imitators But No Competitors. |A Bate, Rjiewly and Foaltlve Cur. f»r Cuib, Splint. Bwoosy, Cappa^ lloak, ClralnaJ Tanlona, ytnindar, Wind rulT., an! .11 lamrn.aa from Spavin, Sinnhona and nlhar bony tumora. Cum .11 akin dliaaaaa or raraaltaa. Tliriirh, Iliihtliarl.. Kamnat all Hn"i h.a from IIo'iiib or Cttla. |tlA'-1,' Hitman Remady for ahaiimatlpm, l"l"«li,., Lo-a Tbroal, .'1°-. U <a'...aliialila. I .>.'. Im.u,, „r Oauallo Salaam a..M la |'*.ii«.il,«| lo «lra aalufai'tloii.Tilr. ||.t0 I I'i iHilll.. Holil l,r dni.alala, oraonl I.y rail"'... 'tiarr.'l |.ata, Willi rill I illnvllima for III. ii... | ri- I inr t1..aorl|ill*a cln'ulara, F1".!' tilala. ele. Aililraaa Thr l.witnca- Williams Co.. Toronto, Ont. Spokane*! Ambition. Spokane has an houorablc ambition tu be a itate capital. To achieve It Spokane would make a new state, ta be called Lincoln. To tbe eastern counties of Washington It would add tbe northeastern counties of Oregon uud thc "panhandle" of Idaho. Sucb would Iw the uew state. Tu round things out nicely It would r-ecumpenae Idaho with the southeastern cuuntlee of Oregon. What Ls left of Washing* bin aud Oregon lt would turn lutu I single state. I'p to the preeent Spokane only hat contented to this re* maklug uf tbe map.-New York Tribune. Subm.nn. Auxiliary. Wben a submarine boat becomes disabled beneath the surface of the watei and cannot rise. Ita crew is In a bad predicament To i-emedy tbe dllllculty an Inventor has contrived an auxiliary boat to be carried In tbe submarine and to be s pari of It, practically, until needed. In time of accident tbe crew of tbe Incapacitated submarine would enter tbe little craft, aud when tbe containing chamber had been Hooded the bolta woold be withdrawn and tbe vewiel with Its human freight would clear Itself and rise to the tur face. A l(I*:\ BED BD1TI0M *i -'niii cltlsen "( Bpringfleld, Mass.. aa> - Llpplnoott*! Magii/in.*. made 001 i ,.i the Ihlngi hs ho| sd i lm lot i.i- ing birthday, snd Ihii i. what Ins fond mdnnna found rs oorded a- lbs liisi Item oi .11 ■ ■Anew testimunt, revarsed virglnP' N.w York Uubw.y MltUket. "There are four fool things that New York has done tn Ita subway that are, big mistakes sod tb* Cannes of mucb , nnnecceeary delay ta operating ths llnea,'" said a man from London when be made hla first trip from the brldgt to Harlem In an boor. The first ll having stations on curves; eecond, making irtstlon platforms too short for In- creaeed train lengths; thli-d. makingM» trances and exlta of can at thc saml point*, snd, fourth and wont of *u\ making tracks crosa each other al Nlnctj-tirh str-SBf—Hew York H* II 'Mi:-, HKAI.THKll. ANI) HKA. IIU I. Under ths .b".-* caption tin Alal.ss tins '". Limited, ..t Paris, 0 line put out probably o t tl» band •ok lets on honu •rai muni in Canada. While d.ilgned primarily .« . oatalogue, the book It nandiomi ly illuitrati d with nm1 I thi Interiors of i i In sol , 11. ii well .s oontalnlng c pl t- Information oa wall deoorstiou, It filled null m.nv valual'h* luggea Uone, both pictorial snd otheiWite, on taitlful Iiimii' furnishing. It is » I k whioh needi only i" be lien to be sp pi... i.it. .1. "Homes, H.-iHl.Inl snd Besutlful" i. gotta t in th.* lutu. of an adi de luxe, mm i- loo expenilvi * 1 1. i.. .li.iiiluiii* pii.nii-.il ly in evi 11 ,.... > migbl write lot II merely oul ,it i,li, , uilusity. I lu* Alsb .-in * - • ,1, i -.tno making t ohsrgl ..( len senti i..r it, «hn h miount, -aIm nearly cnv.ii.ig III -.1 "I ihs book, ll liit.iulej in dlsoourage iii"-..* »b. mul I writs i"t hwIj i" gratify an i,ll- niiim. It i. well »*uth nailing. A eopj will be mailed le nny sddiesi mi is eeipi ut ten cents. Making a Skirt In making skirts be lure to have all creases pn-m.e.1 out before arranging pattern on material. If material hai a nap, or, abould lt be a large design, lay pattern on the nne way. If not, you may reverse pattern up and down, which would prevent Its mstchlng when put together. Be lure thnt the pattern ui arranged In the correct way. Traitor. "Tliey asy that he fell overboard as the ship rolled on lis tide." "You might suy that be len the ablp lu tlie lurch."-Yale Itecord. Cash or Credit Women should not get credit Nel ther should men. Cash Is tho cure. Tradesmen maybe would have a had time for six or twelve mouths, nnd many a lady would have to "Ilo low," but In the end wc would get both out trade aud our money, and she wuuld get tier iln-..*) and it fur leas coat London Oplulun. r-IM-a ■..■•una Tower. The Leaning Tower of I'lsa ta ITS feet In height ami leaus fuurteui feet •Sit of plumb. DODDS ' KIDNEY k PILLS./ ^i'i'-AVN^I' KITCHEN ECONOMIES. A SuUt'iit: For tha Fish Kettle and Other Makeshifts. If you have no fish kettle tie tbe fish in a piece of coarse muslin before cooking It, so that there may be no delay In lifting it out when done. Hub ll slightly with vinegar or mid t little to the boiling water, as It whit eus tbe Hah and makes It (Inner. Small mustard Una make good spice boxes if a neat label ls place.) on the front of each tbi. An earthen pan ll tbe beat receptacle for keeping bread fresh, but if this cannot be obtained ■ large tin with a good lid makes a capital substitute. Kor tbe cutter wblcb ls used for stamping out rounds of pastry uae Uds of Una, topi of tumblers or wine- glasses. A good let of weights aud scales should find a place in every kitchen. QuanUtfea may sometimes be guessed pretty accurately, but there are many things which must be weighed A aalamander la used to Impart a brown color to any preparation. Tbe Instrument ls made red hot aud held close to the preparation till It Is browned. A fire shovel made red bot will do as well. If yon hnve no tongs for turning steaks and chopa, this can be done with two spoona. Every housekeeper knows tbat by using a fork the Juice runs out and la wasted, and the meat will look white Inside. When plnnhed with the spoons It ahould feel soft; If hard, lt ls too much cooked; If spongy. It la underdone. A chair placed upside down on another chair makes a very good stand for a Jelly bag. A tall mualc stool is still better Cheeeecloth folded four times makes a much better strainer than the old fashioned flannel bag. hip It first In boiling water and let the straining be done before the Ore. If an egg whisk Is not possessed, a plate and s long handled knife will do as well. Covering Furniture. An original Idea for covering furniture has been tried snd proved successful by a woman who wished ta have some unsightly chairs In her tor- nlsheil flat Improved. Rhe tmught s lot of Human blankets with wide dark blue and red stripes and had an up- bolstanr ever her sofa and chairs with them. Just as though he were using tnpestry or velours. These looked so well that she has had her bedroom chairs also covered with blankets having alternate pink and floral stripes. Sbe has had porttBTM and Inside cur- tnlns made of blankets matching thnee on the chairs, and tbe effect ls really charming, nnd. as the blankets are very cheap, they coet much less than one would IMlUmBS She says thnt everything dci-ciuls upon the color of tba blnnkets chosen. Of course very pronounced slrlpes would tie ugly upon furniture, bin iho more sutalued or delicate colors give s most satisfactory appenranee to a room. Here Is an opportunity for the amateur upholsterer to try her hand. Rhubarb R.eipea. Ithubarh aud Orange Marmalade Rtrtng and cut In plccea one Inch long two pounds of rtiuharb. Peel half a dozen oranges and shred the yellow rind. I'ut It Into a preserving kettle with the oranges, rhubarb and a pound nnd S half of granulated sugar and place over a alow Are. Cook aud ttlr until It la (be right consistency and then i«uir Into Jan. but do not rover until unite cold. Ithutmrh Jam To each pound of cut rhubarb allow one pound of sugar and ono lemon. I'e-el the lemons as thin as possible und slice them, removing all Leeds i 'ul the rhubarb Into pieces an Inch long uud Into the Is.wl on top of the lemon and the peel, then pul the sugar on top of the rhubarb, cover and set away In a cool plane overnight In tbe mornlii-g put the mliture Into a preserving kettle and let It siininei gently for three-quarters of nn hour. Itemove lt from the stove, allow It ta rool snd pock Into Jars, covering It with paraffin or brandied pa|ier. Drtssmaking Hints. New cotton often cauaes needles ta break l-ccausc of Ita exceeding harsh uesa. This difficulty may be overcotne by nibbing along the part to be sewa with a dry piece of soap. The plan answers equally well whether the wurk he done by band or machine. Don't hang skirts wrong side ont wben put ting tbem awuy. They are bound te crease, and n Itb light ones, bo a profaa alonul dressmaker aaya, whatever dust has I', eu collected by the lining and clung In spite of your brushing Is hound to lift through to the right ildt and stick, lio over iklrt linings ev* ery couple of months witb a cloth wrung oot- as hard as yon can—of water. Tbat cloth should ha Jaat one Uny remove from perfectly dry. Hut tbe amount of dust It win collect fron what you proluibly thought waa a par factly clean lining la aatontahlng. A Government ta Kick About "We kick about our own government," said a reformer, "and It Is doubtless pretty bad, but whut would we think If It took the taxpuyers' money to pay every year a pension of $50,- 000 to tbe Ooulds, another of Jiu.OOO to Uie Astors und unotber still of f2.r,,ow to the Vauderbllts? Tbat is what goes ou in Kugland. Tbe English doctor, the Kngllah druggist, the English carpenter, ull sorts of hardworking Englishmen, are taxed $200 or $300 a year, and tbe money goes to pay Uie huge pension of some ducal loafer wbo Is already too rich. Charles II., for Instance, granted an eternal pension of $95,000 a year to the Ouke of Richmond nnd Oordon. In all the years since Charles I I's time that pension has been paid out of tho taxpayers' pockets. To this day It ls paid. The present Duke of Richmond and Gordon settles for his dinners at the Itltz in London or ut Clro'l In Monte Carlo with money earned by English butchers, bricklayers and blacksmiths."—Exchange. Th. Lion's Mouth. The use of the lion's mouth ns the veut of a fountain Is so common Uint it cannot be regarded ns accidental As n matter of fact, the .-iist.iiii (like so many customs-not forgatUng the fountain pan) came from Egypt, which adopted it because tbe annual inundation of the Nile takes phue when the sun Is In the constellutlon I,eo— the lion. Tlie allusion Is loo obvious to i.e.il pointing out. Tbe oldest fixed date (4*JI1 H. Ci ran be traced to Egypt, wbere the calendar was Intro ilnc.sl In Uie middle of the forty-third -entury. And the history of modern Shipbuilding began in Egypt, where it ••un be traced to about .'iisiu H. C. Tbe most recent discoveries give to Uie and o! Egypt a clean run of about l.mtO years without uuy admixture of sralgn races. "Egypt laud of hidden >yst cries, great mother of science and .rt, what thinking mind baa not dream »d of thee!" Husband Would Settle. F*roin India comes a story of thc dis i-omflture of a very distinguished soldier It happened at a big dinner, where be had taken In a pretty American glob.* trotter, who asked bim to pass a dish uf almonds aud raisins. "With pleasure." replied the gallant son of Mars, "but do you kuuw tbat what yuu have asked for Is culled In tbe vernacular klasmlsa ami tbat the penalty of a kiss attaches to tbe re iiuest'r" "Is that so?" answered Uie woman calmly. "I must consult my bushaud," and sbe called across the table tu him and tuld him uf the fagnail. "Quite to." be replied, "according to the custom of the country it Is a Just debt aud must be paid, but la the gen eral aware of the arrangement made when we married that I must settle all my wife's liabilitiesV* Submerged Aristocrats. Some cnrlOUS letters are quoted by Mr. I'ercival Hlckerstntfe tbe pedigree searcher, in an Interview with u repre setitatlve of Uie London Tribune. Om- runs: "I am a plumber nnd gnstiter out of work. My stnmmlck Is empty, but lu my art Is the bin] of noble burlh. • • • I claim the family title ami tenements which I will not 1* deiiyed the same." A city clerk wrote: "I have long suspected that I am of high birth. People tell me that I bave manners above my nation uf life. My photograph herewith shows that 1 huve au aristocratic cast of face aud will * rluips le a clew to my ancestry. I do not ask for fortune, but I aspire to tba pride of race." THE LATE MR. C. B. RECORD, rot'sots or t.i. sscoso rovsoiv. Reproduced above, is a portrall of ihe I.is Mr. C. IL Record, tho founder .ml original h. Ail ot the Record Foundiy tt Maihint Co., of Moncton, N.ll., and Montreal, r v PVcvioui to Mr. Record gcing into the m.nulaciuie ol .(oven, lho.e uiid in Canada wcie almoit wholly ol Aii.cik* in nuurafastare. The character ef the work turned out by the Record Foundry At Machine Co., at once gave llie.r sto\es a si.inln g, and ai a remit a verv l.rg. buslneel soon giew up, largely owing to Mr. Record's untiring Industry and pap severance ag.iiiNl ninny obs(scles. Although Mr. Record retired from active business as far back as 1879. the solid baiilOO which he had established the in- dustnr, baa re»ulted in its growdi from a Sturdy pioneer inlo one of Ihel.rgrsl ItOVS niainc.ii tiiniig plants on the northern h.ll of llie Amenean continent. With two lurire plinls, one in Moncion and one in Montreal, lhe Record Foundry fc Machine Co, j. r known from Halifax to Vancouver, and their "Calorific" an.l " Admiral" furnaces and " PeiW Esther " ranges recognised as the standard of Can«di*n excellence. You cannot possibly have a batter Cocoa than EPPS'S A delicious drink and a sustaining food. Fragrant, nutritious and economical. This excellent Cocoa maintains the system In robust health, and enables It to resist winter's extreme cold. COCOA Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers In Mb. and 4-lb Tins. HEALTHFUL II Because of ite Purity and. Freedom From Coloring Matter !I GREEN TEA Sold only in issled lead psokets st Wo, |0a sod 60o ptr lb. At all grows. ON THli SCRAP IIKAP In an Irish court recuiiily in old man whs called mt'i liio wltnesi l"**i. ami being ii.!iiiii iiiiii just a little blind, in- weni too ur iii more than oni sense. Intend ul keeping up tin italn that led to tbs box, bt mounted thoie tlmt ted to iin- bench, said the j. i.***, good humored!) i "I*, ll ii fudgi you want iii he, my good man I* "Ah, .-ure, yuur honor," wai. the ie ply, 'I i .1 man HOW, mnl inch I) It s all In: til du '' lie* |ndgt had uu ready retort, lit Bits. •Ainsrd's Linimeni Cures Colds, ste Cittimin ' i, iir. didn't you warrani Ihs bom you told nm jester .la. to I* sritboul a fault I David Ilu 'ini Y + : am I ht I ' ittiiuaii N", sir. bl ij UOt; hi* in torferes. David II iiniii Wai, I don't • • it yuu hev any reason fur complalnln' shunt thai. He don't Interfere with an.l.'.i. but himself, doei bei- Lip pill' ■n't'.-. A Requisite fnr tbe Banoher.—On the o it l lo rall_'i*i "f Iln Wim, wlu-ii- in. ii in, I -:*..,. .1.* tal ft.-in il'i.toi I aii apothecaries, I>i. Thomaa' Bclei tn,* (nl is ki pl mi band by tha Inti Hi gem as a ready made medidne, not ii ilv fir many human ills, but as s born and cattle medicine nf surpass in*.- ment. A lim ae and eat'le ramlii t will timi matter! greatly simplified by 1-1 i | this mi. "There'i one thing 1 will say," re marked Mr. Millions, "and thai is thai inv daughter. Arabella, has a Hue Its pod tion.' "Indeed I" "Y'es. sir. The way she can listen fur hours to hei own playing "ii thi violin sliuws remarkable telf-eontrot' li' Bits. Ill its initial sl , • - , , I is :i hi i' ailment easily .leall Willi. Hut neglect li and ihe rusuli is ofUn tin „I.*..-|., tin nt ul • ii-11• siing lelsun - ol the bronchial lubes ami lungs thai rend i life mlai i.hle foi lhe uuhapi j Asa hist lid thi r.* i- nothing In the han ly medicine Hue so oe * m , iiratlve ri -uli- a- Bii Ue'i \ iti i ,*.-iini.ii..* Byrup, the fat lamed : ,; oc I- snd ...i.c'lS. A lady returned frum tlie oounl find bei tniiu garden denuded ol all bulbs ami plants, ami . few tm.litti.- l.tei a v,-ry worthy old woman lold the lady*! fnrmer Imust maid that tin had taken the Hnwrj-. "People wa- beginning to iteal my Tear, ami 1 fell sue youi srould t.ther thev m. i"..k reaped Nursing I HoII"way's • "in i ur-* u a v f" the teinoval of i"*: s and wsr'.s We have nevei heard "f Its Mill i • *.-. "r-i kind. Tht Reward of Industry. Sir William White, who till recently wa.- director of naval construction u'l Great Britain, began life as a shipwright's apprentice, but his genius <\irn.-.l him up the ladder with a rapidity which startlcl his fellow- workers He nearly lost hi.*> life once through taking an experimental trip with a submarine boat which on being submerge*! stuck in thc mud. It wa.< only after furious work with the pumps ths) 'ne wan roieu^J Norses' & Mothers' Treasure —mott ie.ll.blo mciiein. for baby. Used over 50 ye.n. Pint eompoundai by Dr. P. E. Picult in 1855. Makes Baby Strong Retforei the little organi to perfect health. Circa -sound sleep, wtthout retort lo opium of other injurious drugs. 44 At JrutiWts*. 25c. 6 booU$l 25. NariwalDmt&OiwrucalCo ULMgggl _ I I . il'.KIM. A BQUASB A oorrespqndenl ... the Listener writ, h : I think you will tnjog lhe loi lowing from out Engli-.li oooalni Ws ha..- laughed ourselves weak "Mr It. A barrel was tent lu London ... Chrtit mas containing apples, a lint.haul s-i laili, lomt rranherrie* nnd sw.el potato.--.. This 19 frum ii..* reply "The apples *were fine, hui the poia toe., alas, had K"iie quite bad nnd yel Low, Tin* - ranberrlei are very band some, but teem eomewhal .u i.i to our tssle. The .-*ii:asii wai I novelty, .nd I daresay we didu't know * vactly bow (j deal with il. We put it on the table for denert, bui iaroei found II extremely difficult t" cut. Later 1 stc-wel it with lemon and sugar, ami we sll declared it delicious." Minard's Liniment Cures Garget In Cows. "I heard you giggling in the library last nighl,* laid I * Item parent. "I think yuu mint have been beside vo irself." ■■nh! no," said the pretty girl, blushing deeply, i waa* beside Charlie.' —I.ne. hie A Clear, Healthy skin.- Eruption oi and llie blui. lies wl.i. 1, lui-ii beaut] iie the le-ult ul impute bin ..I < ail-ei I.y unhealthy ai Hull ul th- liver and kidneys In ...iie.iu.g tin- unbsaltb] toUou «nd restoring ilo- organs to tlien normal oonditiou, Permi iblt fills will at ihe . 1. and lhe blut.'hes and eruptions will disappear il leaving any nace. Ifisi Pepprey—Mo, h« dldn*l hk. ■ .* browi ll. sai.l tbtj wei. "black. " '.Miss Painter—The ideal Mi-. Pe] ;:... However. I .-• .m i hi-.i tbey were uui as black a» tli.v were painted - Philadelphia Inquirer. •Ainard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Grim Jok. In a Blu. Book. A grim piece of humor appear* ln tbe llritish blue book dealing with tbe taxation of unimproved land values In tbe colonies. The tax commissioner of Adelaide, after referring to the Inaccurate returns, sayi: "Side by side with these Inaccurate returns lt baa been pleasing to note the completeness with which others have been prepared ln the minutest particulars, and we cannot fall to recognize the thoroughness of the taxpayer wbo returned tbst piece of land of bla. measuring nine feet by six feet, ln the — cemetery, and under tbe column 'Name of Occupier" gave tbat a' his departed wife." ^1 Greatest ofTonic? PSYCHINEl J^ „ (Pronounced Si-Keen.) P fOCtUBLMS mt TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' SUCCESSFUL RE CO ID Mi iNKY can buy advertising space, bat It can't buy a quarter .-ontu-v'i stiocemlul record of wonderful and almost niiraciuooa curat of the most difficult and liiln.ste caaie ut throat, lung and alomach troublea Such la I'sychiiic'*. record Thoiiaaiuia ol nmi given up by leading doctors at hopelen and incurable have been uuickly and | er- manently cored by Pivcliine. lt ia an infallible remedy lor coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, oomnunpliun, indigestion, lues ol appetite and all wasting dii " My mn had t terrCil. oougti .ml vy w-uud to . tl.ft.luw [',. toil aak! be could not Ut. He nne.! P.)-- ehlne It cured blm."—Mr. ). Aong- V, Hns-k.iii- •* * (i.t uki.i> •» 01 worth of rty thine my \tmgt on wall .od Uf. Is Pgychlne Never Falls Psychine hns no Substitute AT ALL DBADBRS. I0< tod Sl.00 A BOTTU*. » DR. T. A. SLOCUM. Limited. 179 King St. \V.. Toronto Main worth llvln. --Mia L _c_ anla. Marriott. I on NA "Mf lungs Arm now 101111(1 u . hell after uaJ.1 l-ijt'IiiijcL ' 11 p-trM-l Bnilaeburf. 1.111L h.T_ln.>»»«l sir 1IAV--A.W^- d-n, 1 Ouruwmll Sl. Taiuakx W. N. U. No. 632 A8 A BRACER FOR A HARD DAY'S WORK BR2AKFAST ON SHREDDED WHEAT As s food It Is fir su* p.rlor In mushy por- mine or pssty corn pto- hygttnlcs ly (itrfect snd duots. It Is hygienical- whiltlollit snd nnlrl tious than meat. BI8CU1T snd TRISCUIT are an Ideal Combination. All Oroctn— 13c a carton, or 2 for 26c. >*u I j^ARDEAUMINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B. C Q= The Two Vanrevels A^--5.y6j____r,H TARKINGTON. '•••rrtfttl. IB02. Iril MtQur, c» Pen-Angle f/lontinued From Last Week.) Few w*eH-Wt* uouSs of tbe iWIVpre- tentious sort tbut did uot mouru lu prospect tbe golug of sou or brother or close frleud. Mothers ulready wept not ln secret, fathers tulked Willi husky bravado, and every one wus very kiud to those who were (o tp, speaking to them gently and bringing ilmin little foolish presents. Nor could (he hearts of girls now longer mask as blocks of Ice to the prospective couijulstadores. Eugene Madrlilous young brother, Jean, after u two years' lleatrlce and Benedict wooiug of Trixie Cbenoweth. that notable spitfire, uuuouuced his engagement upou thc day after bis en listuii'Ut uud ic .'ii.'cil to all tiiho would listen bow his termagant fell upon bis neck iu tSSTS when she beiird the news. "Aud now she cries ubout me ull tbe time," finished tbe frank Jean blithely. But there was little spirit for the old merriments. Fancbou, Virginia and five or sii others spent tbeir after noous mourufully, nud yet proudly, sewlug aud cutting l.irgo pieces of colored silk, fashioning a great (log (or their sweethearts and brothers lo bear southward aud plant where stood tbe palace of tbo Moiiti'ziiu.as. Tbat was sad work for Fiiucbou, though lt was nut for ber brother's take tbst sbe wept, slu.e, ss every one ki.ew. Jefferson was already so full of malaria aud ijululue thut the fevers of the aouih and Mexico mutt find him lnvulnertble, and even bis mother believed be would only thrive aud grow hearty ou bis soldiering. But about Crailey Faucbou bud a presentiment more vivid thau any born of tbe nat ural fears for his safety. It came to her again aud again, reappearing ln her dreams. She shivered aud sturted often is she worked ou tbe Hug, Iheu bent ber fair head low over the gay silks, while tbe others glanced at her sympathetically. Aud when the flag was completed save for sewing tbe ■tars upon tbe blue ground she took It away from tbe others and Insisted upon finishing tbe work benelf. It was at this juncture, wben the weeping of women was plentiful, when old meu nulled long faces and tht very urchins of tbe street observed period! of gravity and even silence, tbat a notion entered the head of Sirs. Tauber- ry—young Janey Tanberry—to tbe ef feet that tuch things were all wrong. Bbe declared energetically tbat thta was no decent fasbiju of farewell; that after tbe soldiers weut away there would be time enougb to tnact tbo girla tbey bad left behind them, and of her hair. *"*' TTnea Mrs. Tanberry came ln to tell ber thst Nelson was at the block with tbe carriage Mils Betty did not turu, sud tht elder lady stopped on the threshold uud gave a Quick, asthmutlc gasp of delight. "Oh," said Mrs. Tanberry, "you make me waut to be u maul I'd pick you up and ruu to tbe north pule, wbere no one could ever follow. Aud I can tell you tbst lt hurts uot to throw mi arms round you and kiss you, but you're so exgulslte I don't want to touch you!" "Dance wid de bau'somdest," screamed Mamie, pursuing uproariously to see the last of ber ai she Jumped luto tbe carriage, "bow to de wlltrlest an' kiss de one you love de bes'l" "Tbst will be youi" laid Miss Betty to Mrs Tanberry aud kissed tbv good lady again. CHAPTKll XVI. IT Is s matter uot of notoriety, but of tha happiest celebrity, that Mrs. Tanberry duueed that night; and not only tlmt •he danced, but tbat ibe waltsed. To ^ i In ■ varirty of styles, j fabric* and prices, loi women, an e n snd children. Foim-Etted. j Doalai are authorized 1 lo iepl.ee instantly aad al our cost any Pen- Angle gaimenl (.uity in material or making. Quaint Versus On Tomb' ot Mariner. Tho destruction by Bra of tbs bis- loric and beautiful tbbey of Salby not Pen-Angle Under-' on!y deprives Yorkshire oi Its most wearia f„™ *,„(. I Per(eci monastic clnii.'li. l.ut lobs the wear is form-knit country of „ national relic of surpai - so it can t help I ing Interest. Pew ch irehes poasessths fitting your figure, j architectural Interest oi Selby Abbey -it's made of' rt ow*'-s Its foundation In 1068 to William the Conqueror whose son Henry, afterwards Henry I , lg traditionally supposed to liiiic been horn In Selby, One of the most curious epitaphs in tha Abbey of Selby wns in the reredoa on the east side. It rend: long - fibred wool so it won't shrink -and it's guaranteed besides. The whole idea is to make it so good you can't afford not to buy by the trademark (in red). m <ift knClffTgll', ebb hiiu In-'nt tier bead to bis bow, and Mr. Carewe bad seen ie -iithitatioit uud the look. I . nMWW. aU the lot of Tapplngbam Murth (whom the prououueed the most wheedling vagabond, next to Cralley Gray, of her acyualiitsiicn it fell to persuade ber; aud, after walking a quadrille with the elder Cbenoweth. she waltzed with Tuppliigham. More extraordinary to relate, she dsneed down both her partner and the music Tbertupou did Mr. Bareaud, ttung with envy, date emu- ^^^^^^ litlon and essay a ichottische with i .*vo.n» or gayety, openly sobbed. Miss Trlxle Chenoweth, performing I Cbenoweth. without more udo, csrrii-d marrelously well for many delectable ! the H"* over to Tapplngbam Marsh, turns before be uuforiunately fell ' ""*" *" down. It was a o.'gbt wben a sculptured god would have danced on hit pedestal: June, but not orerwarm, tm.in In tbe tlr and rose leaves eo tbe breexe; and even Minerva's great heels might have marked tbe time that or The young men were gathered near the orchestra, uud, to the liilnrioiis strains of "Yankee Doodle," tin- Bag tbey were to receive Cor tbelr regiment was borne down the room by tin* slsteri and sweethearts wbo bod made It, ull of whom were there except Fan- ebon Bareaud. Crulley lmd persuaded ber to surreuder tbe flag for the take of spending this evening, next to his last In Rouen, it home aluue With blm. Tbe elder Cbenoweth made the speech of presentation- thut Is. be made part of It before be broke dowu, fur bis sou stood lu the ranks of the devoted band. Uutll thlt lucldeut occurred all bad goue trippingly, for every one hud tried to put the duy afler tomorrow rrom bis U'lnd Perhaps there might uot have been so mauy tears even uow If the youug men hid uot stood together so smilingly to receive their gift. It wus ■eelug them so gsy aud contldeut. so ttroug In their youth and bo unielfl.sh of purpose. It wis this ind the feeling that ell of tbem ui •..*•( suffer and bouio of them die before they came buck, so that when Mr. Cbenoweth, choking In bis loftiest flight, came to a full atop, aud without disguise burled bis face In his haudkerchlef, Mrs. Tuuberry, tbe apostle of gayety, openly sobbed. "Tho' Horeus blasts, Han tos't me to and fro, Vet by the handiwork of I'm here enclosed bei' \ "And in this Silent Bay 1 With mnny of our I'lc Until tlm day that r sd My Admiral (*■ risl to i John Johnson, Master ai 17.17. with his Blustering She Knew Hiir llenlinin A fellow calle to-day. Mra. licnliiiiii Well, yo |oo.l. nil right. A SPRING DAN( ............. ..I L I -ll whom Vaurevel directed to receive lt, and Tapplngbam thanked the donors without many words, becuuie there were not tben mauy at bit commuud. Mill Carewe bad beeu chosen to siug 'The Star Spangled Banner," aud she „„s hj., ur. , stepped out a little from (he crowd to chestra kept. Be lure they waltsed I ttc* tb" young mau is the orcli.-stn again to "Tboee Kndeirlng Young ! souuded the flret chord. She tang lu a Charms:" I tell, clear voice, but wben tbe volun- Oh. th. heart that haa truly loved never ' t#,r' Mw ,hat "» tb° saD** ,be t'aT" forgets. , were streaming down her cheeks lo But .. truly lov.a on to th. close, ' —.*^s__^^^^ As th. sunflower (urns on h.r god when he se(a The .am. look that «h. g.v. when h. rose. Mrs. Ttitilurry cum. lu und wr.l.tynd It tbut until tbeu the towu should be made enlivening. So sbe went about preaching u revival of cheerfuluess. Nor was her vigor spent In valD. It was •!.■'-iii.ii that u bull sb Three of th-» volunteers were resplendent ln their regimentals Mr. MHrsb iwho had been elected captaiu of the new company to succeed Van revel, aud Will Cummliip aud Jeuu Mntlrilb.il. tbe lieutenants Tbis glory was -'.iiitlucd to tbe officers, who hud ordered their uniforms at home, for Ibe privates and uoucommissioned oil), ci .- were lo receive theirs ut tbe sLite reu desevous. However, although this gall adornment was limiiiii to tbe three gentlemen mentioned, their appearance added "au Indescribable uir of splen dor and pathos to the occasion," to • ■note Mr. Cummlugs oucs more. A fourth citizen of the towu wbo might hate seized upon tbis opportunity to display himself us a soldier neglected to take advantage of It snd stole iu ■ luietly toward tbe last ln bis ordinary .ittirc. leaving bis major's uniform folded ou a cbalr lu his owu room. I'l.i* (lug wss to be presented to the volunteers ut the close of the evening, nud Tom 1*11111.' for thst—su be claimed to bis ii. ' ii.-ii.g soul. Ile cuicr.il unobserved uud made bis w ,i_i kecplug clusu to tbe wall, to when. Mrs. Uareuud sat, taking n chair at ber side, but Uobert Carewe. glancing thither by chance, law him aud J chauged couutenuu.-e for an lustaut. Mr. Carewe composed bis features swiftly, excused himself with elaborate courtesy from Miss Cbenoweth, with whom he wus tulklug. uud I HISHill iln* rouui to s col Ler uear bis enemy I'icaeiilly. as tbe music censed, the VuluuteerB were bidden to come for Watd, whereupon Tom left Mrs Ba . ... m*, IU iplte of the brave voice Ihey begau to choke with lhe others. If Miss Betty Carewe found tbem worth weeping for, they could afford to cry a little for themselves. Yet tl.ey Joined the chorus nobly and raised lhe roof with tbe ringing song, sending tbe flamboyant, proud old words thunderously to hssvgt^^ . , [ti Be Coiidiiiii'd.l EXECUTION IN INDIA. Many People Weaken Tl by Dosing with Purgai cine. A spring medb is Nature demand. II rli hlng i.*i.* i.i.* * nn s in.it ha*. ■ . .nil 1,,. „ llitl l in* mlis. if people, I s I for n spring medb Ine, doi n iiii ii.irsn griping , is .i in li :.ii.. Ask -i i ' ii* ivlll tell you thai thu us live medicines weaken thi . .mn.ii posslhl) . lire iliSl the system in pure-Atli at iv. sk. n 1 * a be made ri. h, red and ■ annol *i • this Wl is u tonic and thi hi i cal s lem •* has - el *l* i ■ llama Pink Pills. Every Ine actually makes blood, and this n**.\ I evi ry .rgan and e-i * .*> bodj Thai li ivh> these pimples iiml iinsiulitli sk I'uiit ti whi thej inr.* *',i K:i, In-. Iti ii. :i .i boat of other trouble from | i* water) bl 1 the nnn ;nni women w bn hums Pink Tills eat oc .v.-n and feel active hn.i i tlabel Synnott, I..-'* Ol *,*. si p ■ nd in .ii. .ii *.* - tlollliliK to help Iln* until | Dl W I Ilk I omplet. ii r. itor. .1 snd i bless the daj l i ,-lt Ml " Hut be sure you gel P full nam k Pllli foi r ih ih.* n rappi r around * t I lo-i ailed pink p.lis lent itiiitniloiis. Bol I I tt .'.<. - for $2 '■'I fr Wllliama Medicine ' "■.. Ont "Th** a. nt Or. *« deltle- W. *. laid tO W battl ■ am "Yes, I - * * .ftt n lend of •th.* g" i- w ishington H ..,.«.. mill it'll Mrs. Hi ii bull shuuld be given I t'-uud and begau to work his way dowu to tbe Volunteers Of It.men two nights j the room. Groups were forming ami before their departure for the ststc ren- * *~"~~ dezvous. uud It should be made tbe noble*! fesiliul In Itoueu't history The sabecrlbers took their oath to it. Miss Hetty lulil out her prettiest dn-ei tbst evening and Mrs. Tuulierry cau.e In ii ml worshiped It us It retted, like fouln of lavender and while and gruy. iiimii tl.e bed, beeUe tho snowy gloves wllh llnii t'ti.i. stiff lace gutiiitlcls. whiie two mall iiiiii.* ssi.dii slippers, •a llh Jeweled l.ihkli't where the sirups croaeed sad* otber, w.re being fastened upon Miss item's -dikes feet by tbe imu i,ml gluiiliuv Mamie. -i. • s wicked cruelty, pfleeeear et- •tainted Mrs. Tent-err] "We want io clui-i ll.e p in fellOWl slid help Ihem to be gay, un I hen* de yuu dillboraiely pluu t i mule i!o'in lick st the thought of leai Ing the place thut holds you! Or have you discovered tbal there'i one prior vagabond of tht hand gelling off wlthoul baling hit benrl broken, nnd mude up your mind to do It for him tonight?" "It father to go with ui?" atked Betty, lt wis through Mrs. Tanberry thlt ■ht now denied ill luforuiatlou concerning Mr. i iiim**. ii be bsd not directly addressed her since tbe if ler noon when be discovered her reading the journal's extra. "No; we are to meet blm tbere. He seems ruber plrasunter than uiuil this evening." remarked Mrs Tauberry hopefully ai she retired. "Den we mus' glt ready to share big trouble tomnrrer.'" commented the kneeling Maude, wltb a giggle. Alas, fiuor ndorlrg icrvltrett, she received a liun* unto herself tbat very evening. for her young mistress, usually as uu li.l.I.- as a fair summer sky, fidgeted, grumbled, found nothing well done and wus never two minutes Id the mine mind Afler duiiulng the selected dress, she declared it a fright, tried two others, abused each roundly, dismissed her almost weeping bund maiden abruptly and again ]..it ou tbe •.ml Hitting dowu to the mirror, the ti'totii Whhett over the arrangement breaking up lu tbe general movement of the crowd, ami the dissolving of oue brought blm face to fuee wltb Elizabeth Carewe, who was moving slowly In the Opposite direction, a stiiull flock of suitors lu ber tiulu 'Jim .oiifiniiiutloii came so rti.l 1. i, i nml so uuexp-i-tediy tbut before either wui aware tu>*.v hH.ii.si squarely into each oiler's eyes full and straight, uud both stopped Instantly, M though trans (lied. Miss Body leailng u sentence forever half complete. There was a fierce, sburi VOCOl SOQDd from (he.i.ivd i.elm,,I Faiirevel, but uo one noticed Mr. Curt*we. uud tbeu Tom bowed gravely, nt In ipology for blocking the wsy. sud pussi-d on Miss Belly began lo talk sgsln, much st rnudoni. wllb a Vivacity too greatly exaggerated to be genuine, while tho high color weut from her cheeks uud lefl ber pile Nol li Ing could have SB- rugi-d her more with herself thun the consciousness, uow suddenly strong within ber, thut tht em otintci* had a percrptlhle effect upon her. Wbut power bud this man to muke ber manner slrulued aud mn luiuii ui '* Whut rlgbl hud his eyes always to stir ber as tbey did? Ab. that otber should have come, If til ^^ such streuprii to disturb her. What lies that gate contiilued. nil In the one flusb—the strnnge pretense of comprehending ber geudy, but completely s tud compassion, loo, snd wllb II a look of farewell, teeming to ssy. "Ome more 1 have come for this aud Just 'Uoodby!'" Kor sbe knew thut he was going with tht others, going perhaps forever, only the dsy tfter tomorrow— then she would see him uo more uml l*e free of hlin I,et Ihe dsy afler tomorrow cotiic hoiiu! Miss Belly hstisl her ■elf for Understanding the adieu, and bated herself time because sbe could not Im- sure lhal, In Ihe startled mo inai.i of meeting before she collected herself, she had let II go tiuanswered. She bad ilunu mure Hum Cl:.'. .With- mm, mat otber should bave come if ".*• "> nufJkweea ber and this 'if- ™3f~ <""* «""''<* Had How Sentence of Death Was Carried Out on Streets of Hyderabad. The decision i- lo « rthei the murderer ihould i-e executed oi impi .*d for life a The Civil und Uilitary i. * * ng an exe cution al Hyil. rabs I .*f s Pathan «li" had shot In.- brother in-ln w. Bl i- usual, left in tbe murd red man'i rela- liv* - and his « Idoe tl •* -^i-iei of the murderer, voted i**1 I I (in the day I. r tin there appeared in the • »" pen armed ••> Ith leafj 11 Iga fol- lowed by s id of the I \ rab pi lice with fir* d bsyoi the criminal, dresaed in m *.. white gnnneiiN, arith a ni i ... his ir.ii- The end ol tl wen* held bj poi ihe ordin* ary thing I* f". t'i. * >ndemned man to walk. Imi in • overcome thai he had to b in n jutka. On arrivinr at tha fatal ipol the murderer > I .:ii"iit nnd kneel down, while the Inm I.-! ovei -1 • ii the exec ttionei'- stl wbom * •' •■ battel stood in front ol * oth .•is held the oordi - * nl ' ■ arms behind. The ezecntionei brai liahing n broad, beav-. iword i * * * ■ rn'or in n sm-... live (a prancing up towardi hii virtim ed three times In a loud vi "Wl authorizoi the > - it Ion?" 'I he of tl |ty |"*'i ■■ "ii dut'. tbi • '■ plied "The tmin." Then an attendant armed with n long needle pricked thi li mned man iti tin* bad os i n| i to staii forward Al the • sn holding (lu id- laid them telve buck in opposite directions as m ■ t ii ' '.iui '■ .md. t u ith tin* timi the » "i' h' i" ek »..- streb and. follow nit- the .*i'ii "i " ■ ' of polloe, the ssecutioner'i blade de ■•sanded laii and true on the neck, severing tba bead oompletely. I rsp ror th. Burglar. A phonographic device tlmt will call the police hy ti-li-|dinne adds a new hnrjinl (o fhe diingi-rs i.f (he burglar's profession. Whet, uu attempt l< mude to force a window <>r door wllb wblcb proiK-r eonnectlOUS hnve been mude, an electric current iiperntes n phonograph In the giir.-<(. The iiiucblne calls up central und links for tbe police station. Tbe phonograph then Informs the efflcers of (he ri.lds*ry. giving Street and Dumber, und rcjieuts this Information tin lung ns the receiver Is down. Meantime Ibe Intruder, all un conscious tbut un uluriu bus been ruin; bn, virtually walks Inlo a trap and If tbe call Is promptly responded to Is Boon In tbe lockup. fXook into roofing qu< tosh, GALVANIZE! SHIM Sold under a plainer that keeps your roof years With decent care. bhingled roof will last a ( Easy To Pu With a hammer and (tinners' shears.! anybody can put Oshawa Shingles onj perfectly. Locked on all four sides-see the side lock'. It. drains the shingles so thi_. water can't -Seep under. Top lock (see below) makes whole roof practically one piece and sheds wati*r i-uick. Made in one grade only & guage s-mi-tourf double-galvanized (saves Wind - water - an PROOF. Keep M I Top I Lock, Why Do Plants Grow Erect? Kin.*tly "hy tfaaa and oilier plants gR>W erect has never an iel boon deli iiiiei.v determined some ..r the h.i enlists have ghcii l( us (heir opinion ihnt tl..- phenomenon >.f erect growth was ami is in Home manner related to tin- action ..r tlgbt Tbal this bypotbs nin in untenable ivas proved by I >r Maxwell s. Masters ..f Bngland, wbi | found (hu( sprouta on green posts tbon I funds of feet underground In tha ininw always ussuni* the ere. t attitude. TSen how little roof costa, The pE Of Oshi Roof your Buildings wilh "EASTLAKE Metallic Shingles Made In Canada 21 years Warranted made of better material, more accurately and scientifically constru lonyc-r and cost loss for labor in applying than any other metal shiflglet, RUST, FIRE, LIGHTNING AND STORM PRQ9f We arc manufactun-rs of all reliable kinds of SilKKT MBTAL BUILDING \U Mon I reeI 321 3 Cinla HL W. T o r o n t o (' UulbornsHL Winnipeg 76ftt Ixiinbard HI. Ot f-t Russei HL tendon (Kl llund-MSl. Vancou ver UU l'1-.iiili.r m. VV. N. U. No. 632 it Mode niski.H 1 ll LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, R. C. STEAMSHIP ENGINES. A Thousand Tons ol Cosl Daily Feed the 193 Furnccei. One of ihe most impressive manifestations of tbe power of the modern Steam engine Is the sight of an up 10 ' dule freight locomotive starting n irulu j of forty or (ifiy curs and gathering' way until tlie whole man*! is tliutider- lug over tbe Mils at a s| I of twenty- five or thirty miles an bout Wheu we' attempt by onr unaided strength to mote a heavy piece of furniture, we - undersdiiid very well what is meant COULD NOT SPEAK ABOVE A WHISPER. Cold In the Chest Seemed to be Unmovable But Cure was Soon Effeoted by Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine It Ih u ii Bti - ---'J "<■■" »'.ni im meant i " IH wesis di time to use ordinary by mass uud Inertia. To move a aln-zia cou«h mixtures tor serious colda on ■> *—j_. *^.,_h, "*s,u ii..* cheat, and time la or Indnlte val- "" ,,,a l"v'*1 '■» '"'- in* wii.-ii u„. lungs nr.* i>, Hanger "tie I lak i too liri'lll. esoei inlil Supplement to the Lardeau Mining Review. 'U" rlak li too great, especially ou winl in itiinli Iiinl Ur mip of Iji..-- I and Tur- for sale ill nearly i*\*.*ry keeps medicines at all. er nivi-H you Mono* Id. ,*i of i. ii. ss of ihis great medl- Barnum, Ingaraoll, Ont., d> hiisliii.i'l Iiml a van 1 on hli chest ami iiot so oiii.i not speak above a he cough medicines in- tried have I." . it.>t and reuding i lhasu's S- rii]i *i( l.u,* i . 'I iii.n* I hi nt t"t i bottle. .*s to* wuh cured and is \. rj r such a medicine. He su -1 be u Ithoul this in.* 11- .* ll'illSr." . name of i.r Chase's Bv- .is. ..I and TurpenUne Is N*. II i'urn m-ririnj; at a post planted ioi ii. rtli cids ol Ki. ksnoz Ore-k hiiiI al.iuit b miles frnm the Hot Spring-, inivrkrd N. G. Krick- so.i's ^-".t.'i !Cii«t rornci post thence tun th Si) chains; tlience west Stl elm in-; llience south SO chains, llienoe east 80 chains to poini nl < iiii.ti.eiifi-nicnt. l.-i .i«-<. April 27th. 1907. No I; ("..tiiiiiciir'ns at a posl planted on nortii si-ie of Koskannx Crt'»k. slnu.i .*i tnilrs from Uot Springs, marked K, (i. Krickson's South Wett oornttr poet, (Jtanw north W ohaina; Ibraoeutt 80, chsins; theo« -aouth SO rhuins; j v.nt..,M ,1B,eof in ,Ut. :.-rilU|,'a.l ihenne weal ***<'i-hains to point of Noti i» ir h'rtby pven ihs •sithin two nionlhs from th'* first | til.lie ati.ni hereof in the British Columbia (iareite, I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commission- et et Lands -4 Works for special licenses *.» cut and carrv awav limber from the f .|.o*in*j dt-scrih ed lands situate in West Kootenav So h Commeneinu at a post planted on north bank of Boulder Creek, ii- h<"it 7 miles from Duncan River, marked Kd Hillninn s N. F. eo»ner post thence south St)ehains; tlience west Rn chsins; thence north SO chains, thence east SO chains (o ixiinl of commenrmen Located April 27th I9O7. Ed Hil'man. locator .Wnir* is lierchy givmi that with in two months fr«-in thc fir-t pub-j»hence r.i.*, - 1 tii sn obaitis; thence v.. uiiihi.'i tiiizett.*. I tuiciid to spply to Ihe Hon- Chief ('.111011-- of Landa & Works for • sjiecial licensu to cut and Oarry mvav tim- co-iinipnc-iii.-nt. I.nc.tte.1 Apiil 27th.1907. No. 4. Coiiiiicncing at a post M'hii'p.1 .111 11 irthsd.. of K..skui...x 1 ,« .,.,,» j. ,. , ,.r 1 . . -, , »»"««« li^r from the following di-.i-ri,. Creek, a».o,i. fl miles from .i„- ||.„ , ))mU . , Npruip miirked N. G. Kncks.,,,' , ^ al a yo.l ^cd BOOM) Ui>. ,-.„„„ potti ihmam a, l,„S(M1„t Wmt (.(ir||(,r of u, north Ml, ha, „.. Uienit , „.. Ml .VI-.H. ,,isrke,l-A (i..**i:.Ur Norlh Cham.; ibmttee MQtfe 80 chains; Wet* c.rni-r post,- H.entv .»m M U»nee w«« 80cbaina to point „f chamr, Umdcc aootb sn ohains; lriellc,.>,i..nl , , . y... , . tli' lice weet SO ihans; Ibnc n* 1- ii. 80 i huins to thc point ol .* **.i N>< 1 Commencing st a pist \ planted about 11 milea from Brat 'on ami -li-.ut half a milo from fmui l..ke »;.*»oii road or. tin* north, marked A. <•inning's Is W. coru-r post, tlience n*>rih 8fl chain chains; thence roa- ine <o p'int of cn.iiiiH-i.ciiicnt. N.. 8. Cm.ti.. nc t>2 wt a t-ost pant'd uh..*'! oi*.* q usrter rnih- fr.oi (i.e Iroiit Lake wafui run) [1 n tii.' w.-t line of A. tiowitiir's .inul marked A. (•o-sin-.*- ner pos': ihene wst Sii oom mencement. Locate! *\pn| 88U) IW7. No. 5. C immeiii-ing at a pos planted about 2 miles north of KoskanoX (reck, ii. I :i*..o:t 7 miles from the Hot Bpringa, marked 1*1 (i Kri'-kiLii'i. Nortii \\t«t cornel post, them-e «o.ilh Wiehaiim thence est-t 80 rh.iina; th»in*i* imr th 80 chain-: ihence eseei Ml chains lo the point of • •»miii' iici-in.-nt. Locsl.-d April 88th. 1UH7. No. 6. Coamtacini at a imst plant.*.I mIh.-iI '1 :iiil*s .mill of Koiikaims l*u*.*k aid al" nl 7 mi|»-a Irom the Hit ,*-j t nyg, is .i i *.| N G. Erickson's Soatfa Wett corner post, thenoa north 80 .'inn. thence easl so chains; thenoe so u th Wlchfitis; thence «(*si 80chain* to point of romrncii'*. inei.t. Uicuteil April 2Hi|, l!Hl7. No. *. Commencing at u pn-i liliii.'rii uliout 2 mil.-s north oi Kohknm.x Crock and about 7nnle# from the Hot Springs, marked N G. Krickfiui's north enst corner |K»st. theiiic west 80 chsins; ll.enii soulh 80 chnins; thence eaet ft chains; tlience north 80 chnins t. point of c..||ili.Cliceiii|.|il. I_<*iiinl April 28ih. Ktft. No.S. < inm.'-t-ini: nt n post plui.ir.I about 2 miles north n Ko-k.ii i x <'ie<-k. nhout 7 niil'i from tin- lint Springs, ma'k'd N G. ICrieksotis Sniith Kttnl eornei [Mi-t. 'liinco north 80 rliHii*. Hieticc Weat 80 chains; then'i south SO chaina; theuce esst Hn chains to point of c inmenct-iiivnl Located Ai ril 28th. 1007. N.G Kricksun, Ltntw ini-nceiiient, ^^^^^^^ Located April 2iMb. 1907. A. liowinp. Locator. Timi" N. E, •'1111.-; tii* nee south M) chain-; •'... 1 . ,i-t mi rrfcaine; il c et imr- i' NO chaina lop-ait*! ol «* -i.itnenc- n.ent VmhVei A. ri! S'n'i 19»7. A Qowtnga !<ocel r Notice is herehv given t at •'!" days after date I ml* ml 1.1 ap(dj tte, I to tlie Hon Chief r,.iiin,t-. M - '" 1 of Lands A Works f..r a special !.ind» s"! W. license io .-ut and '-any nwnv lim- -*-t*-»- to rut at b»rfrotn th*. fnllowint! de-cubed ber f-om ibe ■ 1 -I- - nitlein West Kool 11 iv and litneted dm >n»nci.itt at a put pl.mic I.... i'e •ouih liank of ijirdeau Kiver, afaeel 1 \,, 1 r mile (m*n I'opUr ('reek, on biun Urr f Bl./ck stC and mark-,! * J. F. nio- iiioii's Koiith West mrner |»-»i r , f (ulloaing the north and ea«i l>utii.d«'.-r, Rttfr, 1. ol u.i VU nnd lliti-i ea-t SO ebain«,} „*' pnet,I - Ibence noith 10 rl.aiu-.. tbenre *e»t iai chains, thenee aouih ISU chaina to point Notice i« herehi • ' montba from the first pub'n .,.? *. ihe I - for a -special Ii- arrv away time . d'-sc-ibe.' \' • • 1 Kootenai Notice ie hereby given that will, in two months from the lirst pub I lication hereol iu the British Col I umi.ia Gazi-lte, 1 iuleuii to apply to tin* lion. Chief ('.Jinmibcioiier of I.und-s and Works for sjiecial licenses, to eu: ai d carry away timber from ibe foi lowing described landa. situaied in West Kootenay. No. 1 Comu.tnciiig ai a post planted 'ii the north shore of I rout l.ake about li mile-from its head marked "" W. Abratiainson's .- iulh VV est corner t o.-t," thence ,iorh 80 ehaios; thence east 80 chain!*: thence ninth 80 chains; thence sreet BO chains to the j-oint •f c -nimen ciit'ii'. Located April23rd. 1907. , _ t • 'ommencing at a |*osl . .it :U nu c.» fn.in Troul I; kci in west -oie id I.nrdeau .Ud (1 W. Abraham- - - Ba I .•.•rner post," hence west 80 chain-, 'hence nor- th 80 ohaina; iheao e.i-t so chain -o:r it s . eaiiif to the |Miint • - men* I eo-lillielii- -iiieilt nested Msvr.ih tno; J Mliiiniiiiiiis, |ier It F l..a . v, AB""' Notice is lerebvuiven tha' wilh in iw I'lri'ttiis fr.itn lhe flrst pub- ication hereof in the British C-.!- 1 nbia <i tMti -, I intend t" spply •■•j the H-'ii. Chief Commiss oner of I. mis and Works for a si rcinl li* eiiae to c t aii-l-i'rry away tint - • f itfl tho l.illowin,' .ie-' nb il od * 1 it* i 1 V 14 • K 1...1... .-asi n ibence nienii.|i .• s "os- t.)nn'.-.t * shunt 10 chains ttma . **r. itm,. Dee *;n* !' I Ilii man's S W c.-i N .sum; lliei.ee 1 • fienre loath 80rhain«; est so i hains to point of eom- : N.. Aprii 24th 1J07 No 1 foiiiiiiHocing gi a po«| I anted nn 'he 1 oiih Mile I K ■**. 1 an.it iVnek and a'nit I Allies kfro.11 he Um Spiing-i, mi.tked N G, Eriok-on'* r-..uth West ourm-t p mi' *' ence east 811 chsins; llienco north 80 chains; thence we»t M» (•huins- ihonce aouth 80 chiins la point of c-.inmeiiv.xiieii', I..icnled April 29Ui 1907. ('11 imiediii 0 n -solan n ) •.' CoOMneoehfli al a nnut ptatntsl ee tbe ensl h henkef thei-.-h (.,; ..' Benhlei Cieeb, si*-it io ehelas fron- I lied irk. snd fi m ilea up. (mm Jimteai* Riv.-- marked KJ Aillman'e \ R corner post. thenee aontli RO chains . thetm awatM heins lb nnn twrtfa ii eealm; -( sast8>ehalaa to jwini of nm- mem-etiieel. R * I (' oiimencinc at s l»-«! pl»nte»l . ii ihe s • oli hank of (he no-lh f-.rk cf '(..older Creek, ah»nl 10 ehains Imn (he lork and t mttee «e. from I>.. s Rirer. ...ei.'.i ' I Hillman's N M' e ■ ■ ner post lheeees«aitsl(0eh«les:ll - ei«' UD • ' -mi. in. th "-II • I a-i •• iiii-m- *• • ■• . 11 point 1 •* em 'isnt Vn4 C.-wmewing »t a poet eJaefed on'I e i.o'l'i l.v I of r.o.tblei Crci •. ' ii mi 7 11,i*.*« loo I' teeaa River, mark ed I'. I lid' in..'» B 'V corner |«>«t : ll.e'iee 11 Tib ,->il I'liaii;-. ihenre eu«t SO -liaii" . 'I co v I .-'''. *-"" • ''Si'.-*, the.'.- ..••nt S1 ihiiills III petal nl Ci'll'll 11 re menl c.-nin.eni'ii c nt a poet ;i'atit- ! mi the north cast cruet •dTin * . N 8188, on \hr.i- hanisonCrcck.nl,.*,.. 1 ' I \1" Ak>» rahataaoa's - > s; •- mat ooran P1-' I it -10 chain--, tliein-- nor- th 10 ilia ins; ibewca east 80 chains 111 oc- tooth 1^*' chains; thence west 4' chi.ti?; ence norlh 80 chains ; 1 i~iint ol •• unmanem-ant located April 29th 1907. N.i 1 C.inim.-ncinjt al » post pliiite.l on Ahriiiinii.M.ii Creek. it. .tl half a mile irom the lake, •narked tl. W. Al.r.iiiimsiiiis lior- 1 ci-t c -rin-r p 1- theOOt south Mli'am-; themr caM 40 i-baios; In ".ii- south -ll. "..ill.-, theiircv.'st iii •; id in v "." IhiS • .* 1 uns, :,.i'li.-( mat -I" iliains .0 po lit ol . ni.mn 1 1 * ".- i.t i.ocnte.1 April 2'.'tii H»-'7. 0 W, Ahrahaiiisoii. ineiiioi. MHMBER8 8TANDAR0 eT0CK EXCHAN(JE ^^ ^^ VV/e ESTABLISHED I* m Imitators But No Compitltort. ■* We, S[^ e.ijr and 1'iiiiHra Curs for Curb, Splint Swims/, CimmS Bock, fttunml tnlni, rsus-lsr, Win* ruffi, ani all Iuh-jskm trom Sptrln, is* tumorl, r>i Smilboii. ml a.h.r -mill. Otto. .0 sills -lluum or P.I.11..0, nrsO, lUpbtWIs. ImnN ail Bunohti from Uoruw or CstUo. I,*"i* a,'."*l»*i_S«iniKly (St f h.nni.ll.™. ■Pr»l*it, Lo-s TLro«t, '*'•* . II li ln.«lu«l.lo. v.'.!'".':""*'" "f 0«uili« Btlum soU li """"*-. 10 Biro if■'-**- —-•?""S&— — — le ll I.r d -..— of Osuitifl Palum K'l'l li gmjmjmmilf* '" *"* ••l.»I»*l(..n.~rle» Sl (a si"*' .••mi.. n„n |,r aruifiri.u, or loni ny ... SI*'**... 'U,,..., |*|rt W|(ll f,ill cltr.x-r!,...« r-.r se. u... try,.,,,] l..r rieoorlpilfo eirvulAr., **■ ti.li. sm BUB I.'. I»»,rni|. Wllll.miO'.. Ii.n.nl.,. Onl. Cash or Credit Women sboulil not Ret credit Nel ther should uu-n. Cnsb Is (lie cine Tradeontn msj-iie would bate a bad time for sii or twelve months, nnd many a I111I7 WOUld lime to "lie low," but In tin- end m* would get bulb om trade aud our money, and she would get h.-r dri-.H and at far leas coat. Ijomloa Opinion. rts-s's Mssiif ToOT-rr, The Leaning Tower of I'lsa Is ITS feet In height suit leaus fourteei feet -wit of plumb. tiff Idem lo explain tin* simple and i.t powerful and \\.*ll liiiown In ci.'ii.nis ot which tills gr.-at nu-di- 1 Ine is composed. While Unseed shestbes the mouth, tongue and iliroat. with a protective costing to prevent Injury from hard coughing, turpentine disinfects and siiinulaies the ulcerated parts of the bronchial tuln*. and lunge and mt alio..st specific i.t brom hltls. Otber Ingredlenta which along with tin*.-.-* ko to make up lir. Chase'i Byrup oi' Linseed and Tui*pentlne. eootbe the nerves, loosen the cough, aid ea- poctoratl .n, and by thorough action on ito* whole syatem completely cure coughs and colds, bronchitis, asthma, loping cough and sore throat. i.r. 1 'hase'i 8; rup ol Llnaeed and Turpentine, It cents ,1 bottl. at all dealers, or Bdmanson, Bates -*.- Co., Toronto, 'i" protect you agalnat imit- atlons, the portrait nnd signature el 1 ir. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt hook iiiiihor. are on ever,, bottl' IS" KVKN ISKKAK s noil* 11 sporting j.Hisi.ii .i. a plaos on ihe English ii was s tavorlte laii.nii|.' v. I. oiks at llie tune ol igratii.li 10 Kugland. ll In u arrived, exhausted by lheir t. everybody In lhe pariah, tlie |aia.,ji, at oiks turned 1 in tin* sport "t knocking 1 wiili sticks, tine Hunday srers In i-hiiii-h, and the the pulpit, when tiie iiiuiili cautSBUidy o]>ei.ld, and a Sred with a l.cikoiuiig Iin 11, what is ll '■'' asked lhe I o.-ks is iiiiuit '." 'Ilie pai ll> shut up Ins sermon case, door and look It," lie cried rk. "Keep ihe peopl 1 u got my sul*pliri ,svc s (sir chance. ofl. INTO OMEN'S LETTERS mi. rs ..m.i spend one mnrn- t ihri.i.Kli the i.f. 1 recelv- 11 our Canada t>> tin* Zam- 1 would bring home to them 1-1.t.i. fori •• the healing 1 Ir- t great household halm. Old ning women, wives mothers >■uiuu y\ iis hai•■ something mt Ii-i.i /..un-liuk ili-l this "I iii their home. Man) v\ rlor- give 1" t it -Mon to acts from their grateful tea- Prom these ih*- following 0 nt random: troubled for aome weeks 11 in hands iind nrois u>;:iii ;i s.itie whii li did me 1. . in re. eli ing .. supply of I applied n. and it realli act ilk.- magti' The n. hlng * ;i few daya SHI * le.u...| nnd health . B * A Iinti iii.rit. ..1 North '*•'- l*:ii, CUI A, from which I had 1 B ays Mra. Q Ivlll. uk i ureil n cis.- of blood mv t ,1 I w isli to u f r ths gr. nt hi* lb. ■ ■*■ t of a letter . w ebb "f I >.'\' r. oiirt. quoting ea- r extract showing how Zasa- • • 1 • • ul. . r*- bad i.g Iti 1. and blood Ikes -■• out of cotis is. and gi-ows new health] - Injured or dlaeeaed ptacas « and di c^ its -■ II r tbe Eam-Buk " M ill mall for price. ' . BBVI8ED BDITIOH 1 .iii/.n nf Springfield, M»s«.. pin silt's Mags trine, mads oui the thing- he hoped t" reoei-n /.proaching hlrthday, and this ii*. fond mgtnma found ie f all: leminiunt, rivers, d virgin!'' Hi TT . IHAIIIIKII. AM) IIIIL" ih.* above oapt Ihs Aiabas 1.in.ned. ol Paris. * ' ..ui probably ons ol the hand Mokleta on 1 decoration >.l iu Canada. Whlh * tt a oatalogu.. :■ 1 iy Ulustrsted with inn > ll.e ml. Ilo Is "( ..Hinui III col , ss well as containing com loriiisiion on wall decoration, wuh insnv valuable auggei. .lit pn tonal snd otbeiiwi * home furnishing. It 1. 1 r •>.is ..niy to he seen to be sp I t. Heelthfel and Beautiful" ..it 111 iln* loiin '•' aii edition and is 0.0 espenalvs . I k bate promiscuously to svi rj niight wine tm it to* rely oui I hs Al.il'.istit.•■ . o stors inakiug s oharge ol ten r n, which amount, while nol ■lill'lg the out of the hook, 1. In iii mage il ■ win hi fat il i, in ii lo gialify sn in well Worth ii ailing. A * "I I mailed lo any sdOiees on ie len tents. Making a Skirt. ikhiR skirts be sure to hare all preaaeil out before arranging on material. If material baa a ', should It be a large design, rrn on the one way. If not, you •verse pattern up and down, would prevent Ita matching mt together. Be sure that the i la arranged In tbe correct way. Traiter. ' aay thnt he fell overboard aa ) rolled ou Ha side." might aay tbsl be left the ablp urch."-Yale ltecord. KITCHEN ECONOMIES. A SubitiUt- For the Fish Kettle and Other Makeshifts. If you have no fish kettle tie the flsh in a piece of coarse muslin before cooking It, so that there may be do delay ln lifting it out when dona Itub ll slightly with vinegar or mid s little to tbe boiling water, us It whit ens the tlsh and makes lt firmer. btnall mustard Una make good spice boxes if a neat label ls placed on the front of each tbi. An earthen pan la the beet receptacle for keeping bread fresh, but If this cannot be obtained a large tin with a good lid mi.ki.-s a capital substitute. Kor tbe cutter wblcb to used foe stamping out rounds of pastry use lids of Una, tops of tumblers or wine- glasses. A good set of weights aud scales should And a place in every kitchen, (quantities may someUmes be guessed pretty accurately, but there are many things which must be welgbr ed. A salamander ta uaed to Impart a brown color to any preparation. Tbe Instrument to made ret] hot aud held close to the preparation till It Is browned. A flre shovel made red bot will do as welL If yon have no tongs for turning steaks and chops, this eaa be done with two spoona. Every housekeeper knows that by using a fork tbe Juice runs out and la wasted, and thc meat will look white Inside. Wben pinched with the spoons It ahould feel soft; If hard, lt ls too much cooked; if spongy. It la underdone. A chair placed upside down on another ehalr makes a verj good stsod for a Jelly bag. A tail music stool Is still better Chee-seeloth folded four times mutes a much better strainer than the old fashioned flannel bag Dip It flrst In boiling water and let the straining tie done before the lire. If an egg whisk Is not possessed, s plate and s long bandied knife will do as well. A Government to Kick About. "We kick about our owu government," said a reformer, "and It Is doubtless pretty bad, but what would we think If it took the taxpayers' money to pay every year a pension of $50,- 000 to Uie Goulds, another of fio.'M to tbe Astors und another.still of $25,000 to tbe VauderbllU? That Is what goes on lu England. Tbe English doctor, tbe Kngllsh druggist, the English carpenter, all sorts of hardworking Englishmen, are taxed $200 or $300 u year, and tbe money goes to pay Uie huge pension of some ducal loafer wbo Is already too rich. Charles II., for Instance, graDted an eternal pension of $95,000 a year to the Duke of Richmond and Oordon. In all the years since Charles I I's time that pension bus been paid out of the taxpayers' pockets. To tills day It Is paid. Tbe present Duke of Richmond and Gordon setUes for bis dinners lit the Itltz In London or tit Giro's In Monte Carlo with money earned by English butchers, bricklayers und blacksmiths."—Exchange. HEALTHFUL I! Beoause of Ite Purity and. Freedom From Coloring Matter !! SALADA! GREEN TEA Bold only in sealed lead paokets st -Wo, Ko snd 60o per lb. At all groeeia. The Lion's Mouth. The use of tbe lion's mouth as the veut of a fountain Is so common Unit It cannot be regarded as accidental. As ii matter of fact, the custom (like so iniuiy customs—net forgetting the fountain pen) came from Egypt, which adopted it because tbe minimi Inundation of the Nile takes pluce uhen the sun is In the constellation Leo— the Hon. Tlie allusion Is too obvious to need [Kiltitiug out. The oldest fix-sl dote (4211 11. CO can be traced to Egypt, where thc- calendar was Intro dtieed In Uie middle of the forty-third century. And the history of modern shipbuilding begau lu Bgypt, where It .-on be traced to ubout .'Sono B. C. The most recent discoveries give to the an o." Egypt tt clean run of about LOOO years wiihout any admixture of irop.ni races. "Egypt, land of bidden ysterles, great mother of science and rt. what thinking mind haa not dream •*d of thee!" OK THIS SCRAP HEAP in an Irish court recently as man wai I'.iiU'l into the .Mine*-.- box, and being infirm ainl just a little Iiiiii 1. li** went too lai ii> mini' than one senaa. Inatead "I keeping up ilu* staifs that led to the box, In* in 'Iuu led to tiie bi ii* li. Baid tin* ju Ige, g"*»-l burnt n "Is ll ii jmlgij you want to be, Q y good man '" "Aii, mra, youi honor," wa.- lbs re pl.. ' I :.*■ .ii, ould inai. no*. iiii'i I'n in .-m lh* fudge had no ready retort, I II Bits. ulinard't Linimem Cures Colds, etc I Cittli *. sir. didn't yoa wariaui Ihs bon da, 10 b .iiii" t ■ : : " " aln'l not; hu in David I1.1IU11I Y-f. I lUla.ii., \.., sir, he I David lUriiiu - Wai, I don't •' ss eauu iiji.iii. ...ii. i uon l see aa you Lev any leason (ur < onipliiitiiir about that. He don'l Interfere with aii.l.o'l. but himself, does hel Up pill- oil's. Covering Furniture. An original Idea for covering furniture has been tried and proved successful b.v a woman who wished ta have some unsightly chairs In her fur nlshed flat Improved. Sbe bought a lot of Human blankets with wide dark blue an.l red strl|ies and had an upholsterer cover her sofa and chairs with them. Just as though he were using tnpestry or velours. These looked ao well that she has had her bedroom chairs olsn covered with blankets having alternate pink and floral stripes. She bas had |>>rtleres and Inside curtains made et blankets matching tboee .•n thc chairs, nnd the effect to really charming, and. as the blankets are very cheap, tl.ey co«t much less than one would suppose. She says that everything del-ends upon the color of tbe blsnkets chosen. Of course very pronounced stripes would lie ugly upon furniture, but the more euhdued or delicate colors give a most eatiafartory appearance to a room. Here Is an op* portuulty for the amateur upholsterer to try ber band. Husband Would Settle. Erom Indiu comes a story of the dis eoniflture of a very distinguished sol dier It happened at a big dinner where be had taken In a pretty Atuer lean globe trotter, wbo asked him to pass a dish of almonds uud raisins. "With pleasure." replied the guilaut son of Mars, "but do you kuow tbut what yuu huve asked for to called In tbe vermicular klssmiss und that tin* penalty of a kiss attaches to tbe re ilUeetV "le that so?" answered tlie woman calmly "I must consult uiy bushuud." and she called across the table to bun and told him of the request. "Quite so." he replied. "ai*eordlug to the custom of tbe country it Is a Just debt aud must be paid, but is Uie gen eral aware of tbe arrangement made when we married that I must settle all my wife's liabil ties'" A Bequislte for (he Rancher.—On ih.* * iiii** nm..*.-- of the West, where tu. ii and - * ■ are la. Irom d anil apotheearies. Dr. Thomas' E. In* Hii is k. p' rn. Iiaii.l by the ihti ill gem as a ready made nieili'-ine, not o iiy for many human lilts, but as a .iiul Battle in.iluno of surpass in*.- merit. A hoise and cattle ratnlu t will find matters greatl) simplified bj ■i-i i; this Oil. [ [ Nurses' & Mothers' Treasare —motl reliable median* for baby. Uaed over 50 yean. Firat compounded by Dr. P. El Prcauh la 1655. Makes Baby Strong Reflores the little organi to perfect health. Gives touod lleep. wuhoiS r«orl to opium or other tniurioui drugi. Ai ikimatt'. 25c 6 bo«U> SI -25. N«lic«alDnn«iQiem«jlOi Lid.. MonM_ "There's one thing 1 will say.' re marked Mr. IClllloOS. "and that is thai my daughter, Atabella, haa a hue dis position " "Indeed!" "Tea, sir. The way she can listen loi hours lo hei own playing an iht ii.'liu shows leinarkahle self colli -Tit Bus. In its inuial stages a * old ■- I ailiu. lesll with. Hui man) 1.1 •*.. reaull Is often tm rflevelo menl ul diatreaeini seii o th.- bronchia] tul.es and lungi reudei lite mie lat-ie Cm the aahappj • A- a firat aid th. re ii nothinf ban ly medicine Ime -,, eeitali in curative results a- Biekls'i tuti nmptive Syrup, the iai . remedy ior oolds and oougbs. Submerged Aristocrats. Rome curious letters are ouoted by Mr. Peren a I KIckerstiifTe tbe pedigree searcher. In an interview with a repre ■tentative of tbe London Tribune. One runs: "I am a plumber and pistiter out of work. My stummlck Is empty, but lu my art is the bind of noble burth. • • • I claim the family title and tenement! wl.i'h I »III not l-e denyed the same." A city clerk wrote: "I have long stn-|iected tbat I am of high birth People tell me thut I huve iiiumiers atiove mj nation of life. II] photograph herewith shows tbat I huve uu aristocratic cast of face and will perhaps le a clew to my am-estry. I do uot ask for fortune, but I aspire to the pride of race." DODDS ' KIDNEY \ PILLS ^'i'.-Uwv*.^' Rhubarb Recipes. Ithuberb aud Orange Marmalade String and cut In pieces one lncb long two pouoda of rhubarb. Peel half s dozen oranges aud shred tlie yellow rind. 1'ut It Into a preserving kettle with tbe oranges, rhubarb and a pound und a half of granulated sugar and place over a alow fire. Took aud stir until It to tbe right consistency and then pour Into Jara. but do not cover until quite cold. Kbubarb Jam. To each pound of cul rhubarb allow one pound of sugar and one lemon. I'e-el the lemons as thin as i-oaslble and slice them, removing all seeds. Cut the rhubarb Intu pleeee au Inch long uud Into tbe Isml on top of the lem.ui and tbe peel, then put tbe sugar on tup of the rhubarb, cover and set away ln a cool place overnight In the moriil.rv put tbe mliture Into a preserving kettle and let It siiumet gently for three-quarters of sn bout ltemove It from the stove, allow It ta rool aud pack Into Jara, covering U with paraflln or bundled pa|ier. Dressmsking Hints. New cotton often causes needles ta break because of Its exceeding harab nuaa. This dllliculty may be overcome by rubbing along the part to be aewa with a dry piece of soap The plaa answers equally well whether the wort he done by band or machine. I>t>n't hang skirts wrong aide ont wben put ting them awuy. They are bound ta crease, and with light onee, eo a profea siotial dressmaker aaya, whatever dost haa h.-eu collected by the lining and clung In spite of your brushing Is bound to alft through to tbe right aide and stick. Co over skirt linings e-e* cry couple of months with a cloth wrung out as hard aa yoa can—ol water. That cloth aboeld be laat on* tiny remove from perfectly dry. But the amouut of duat tt win collect from what you probably thought waa a par fectly clean Unity to aatontahlng. A lady returned from the .*ou. * find hei lottp garden denuded of all liill.s and plants, and a few months laiei a v.-ry woalhy old woman told the lady i formal houseman! lhat sb. i.al laken tbe Honej- p. .['le na- beginning to steal a my rn-ar. and 1 fell rare youi would rather tbe Wai - ... able."—Nursing Time-. Boll ire is a Specifil fn the ie.ui..a! ol corns snd warts We have never heard ..f its tailing to ■oral kind. The Reward of Industry. Sir William White, who till recently nib director of naval construction ol Great Britain, began lile u a shipwright's apprentice, but his genius carried turn up the ladder with a [ity which startled his fellow- workers He nearly lo I 'n** life onee through t.-ikinj an experimental trip with a submarine boat which on being submerged stuck in thc mud. It was only after furious work with the pumps thai Ue wen tueon^J < '..'KIM, a BQTJASB A correspondent of tba Listener wm. ■ l think you will en "■*. tl ■ IOI .* from oui Kngllsh oonslns. We aughed irselves weak our it. A barrel was sent tu Loudon at Christ mas containing apples, a Hui.t.ai.l squash, sunn ■ lanlieirie*- ttii<l IWeei potatose. This is from the irply "The applet -were fine, hut the pom loea, alas, had gone quite had and yel low. The cranberries are very hand smiie. hui s, somewhat iu*ni t.. oai taste. The squash was a novelty, an.l i dareaay wi didn*l know exactly how tj deal with it. We put it on the tal'le fur des- rt, l.ui .lames found it extremely difficult to cut. Later 1 Bi'Mcl it with lemon and sugar, and we sll declared it delicious." Minard's Liniment Cures Garget In Sows. "I Ileal I iui giggling in lhe library lasl nighl,' said tin* stern parent. "I think have been l.esi I* yo irself." "(ih' to," said the pretty girt. blushing deeply, "1 was1 beside Charlie.' I A Char, Healihy Skin. Bnu-tiona >.t S..U, and the blui. lies which ble lin-h : .tie .esull ul impute blood ai-* i ii. unhealthy action ui lh • livei ainl l.lili..**. - ll, . olie, lil.g Ihii unhealthy actum aud restoring lbs organs lo their normal condition, I'-iitnri. ■ - Vagetabls I'dls will at the lame time oleanse the blood, and the blotches and * rupnoiiS will diiappoot without leaving any Ua NL-- I', opr. *. So, he didn't like ■ bro a - Bi -aid thi) wete t..<. bis k. ' 'Mis« Painter—The ideal Miss Pepprey- Bowever. I assured him they were aot as black ss they w*eie painied.—Philadelphia Inquirer*. -Ainard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Grim Joke tn a Blue Book. A c-iii. piece of humor appears ln the British blue book dealing with the tuxatluu of unimproved land values la tbe colonies. Tbe tax commissioner of Adelaide, ufter referring to the Inaccurate returni, says: "Side by side with these Inaccurate returns lt has been pleasing to note the completeness with wblcb othera have been prepared _ the mlnuteat particulars, and we cannot fail to recognize the thoroughness of tbe taxpayer wbo returned tbst piece of land of bla, measuring nine feet by six feet, in tbe cemetery, and under tbe column 'Name of Occupier* gave tbat a' Ills departed »ife." THK LATE MR. C. B. RECORD, roesoss OP TUB SSCOBD roCMDST. Pr-,.. . ... e.l above, is a portrait of the lets Mr, v . 11. Record, the founder and original head of the Record Foundry Si Maihtne tn, of M.ai,I.oi, N.it , and Montreal, 1 r Pit I WW to Mr. Record going inlo lh« m*nur«cture i«l ntove«, tho»ft u»<d in ChuJ-r Mri« almost wholly ol Anu-iu *n manuUciurt. The ihariultr of thc Hoik Itirnctl out by tUe KetorJ FiumJry & Machine Co., at one* g.ite their ■tovrt a -standing, and at a rcvi.lt a very larga lm hi nr vn noon grew up, largely owing io Mi. -Racord'l untiring indu*»lry and pci- aevrranre n^.t-n^i many ohfttaclei. Although Mt. Record retired from active business at far b.tck as 1870, the solid Immi on which he had established the in» iluMtv, bai rr-ntied in its growth from a _iuf.lv pioneer into ona of the largest stove manufacturing plants on the northern hall of lhe American continent. With two UrgO ptmtSi one In Moncton and one in Monti ca', the Record Foundry Ac Machine Co. -.are known fiom Halifax to Vancouver, and their "Calorific" »nd "Admiral" furnaces nnd " IVnn Esther " CAflfH rtcognltod as the standard of Canadian excellence. ^T Greatest of Tonic? Mourn W^ (Pronounced Si-Keen.) t** /ontlRLFS m\ ROUBLES MM Yon cannot possibly have a better Cocoa than EPPS'S A delicious drink and a sustaining lood. Fragrant, antrltloas and economical. This eictlltnt Cocoa maintains the system In robust health, and enablet It to resist winter's extreme cold. COCOA Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers in ]-lb. and 4-1 h Tins. TWEWTV-FIVE YEARS' SUCCESSFUL REC01D l MnNKY can boy ailvwtiaing sfaoa, bot It can't bay a ij-oarb-r o-titiinr's suocemlul record of wonderful and alinnet tinrmculooa cure* of tbe ainet dillicuit and Intricate <_m ot tbroet, lane and stomach troublea Sucb ia 1'syrbiiM*'*. nii.nl TLoiumnde ol rases given up by leading doctors as hopelete and Incurable bave been ouirkly and | er- uianeiitly cured by ]*svcliine. lt ia an Infallible remedy lor oougtis, colda, broncbitls, pneumonia, cnumunplioa. Indignation, loss ol appetite and all wasting die -Ify vm tied . terrible oouf h and was wuted to a afaedow. PocWiia aal.1 hi* oould not live. He imri tny. eMn.* 11 i*' onl tilui " Mr. J. SUiif- er. Mmckrtlle " After taktuf It 01 worth of Pit- chine my iuufi an well and llie Is In L Ulcbr am»t.i worth llTln« " Mn anla. Uariioua I ure. NA. ti. lungs am now aouisl aa a bell after 'wl«« It).Mik. ll BoMSna, Untilebuit. Unl "PSTehlnesaved mr llK.--a.Wel- den. 10oruwall si. Toioniu. Paychlne Never Fella Paychlne has no Substitute AT ALL DBADBKS, I0e end Sl.00 A BOTTLE » DR. T.A. SLOCUM, Limited, 179 king St. W.. Toronto W. N. U. No. 632 A8 A BRACER FOR A HARD DAY'S WORK BREAKFAST ON SHREDDED WHEAT As a food It Is far su- 11 nor to .nindiy por- ...Ige or pasty corn products. It Is livsli life ally perfect and more wbolesonis and nutritious than meat. BISCUIT snd TRISCl'lT are sn Ideal Combination. All Qrocsrs—13c a carton, or 2 for 25c v^ZTrw thZ" Cakdfau miming REVIEW. aa PrtM*4 ** Itaut L*k«('Uf4 wattPublUbist *\ >#-Hm*Vll fclt'.t If-Wilt i-KK-» -*v«rv/'J'Om-»d»>" Cat tfttivr A««« »v*. ii.i..' tumult r«ttf>oiw> -flWf foi ll.t Di'.L Jiii'..' . iTUIl|MfU44IlU«K- pHNwed in lu cuiurtnw \ ;vi';»ki* vr.. ue «**i 'i'l-.i nl the I'ftlv uf{« fi'u insertion .4M 16 ««ai« jw* I'.uii-Mb lofe-saf; -letJi *• son loft, ni«foT t'fom .nl I ither adve-ttlrtng r\* iiIaUc k!)'•■•» i. >-:. ..: ^Ilcut Ion At oflle orlp-llott WlOoftTtAf Lo udi'Mucc. 1 tV. WIOU-OWS-ON, CHEMIST AND ASSAYER NULSON, B.C. '. 'tr 75 cents ■odd, I ead, Ci j per tl en-ch Gold-Silver $1 50. Bitvsr-Lesd 11 50 tine 12.00 1 * l-S Ivei. with i..'.id or Copper »250 Charge! loi :sis on application bain plea > riving ■ • express oi mail rs e *. .-- • . •••ion. P.O. Drawer FERGUSON FREIGHTING AND PACKING OUTFIT. Contracts Entered into for Packing of Mining Supplies Etc. to any Point in the District. Ejssassassssn. GOOD, rej 0 _ . _f__ _ _ prompt j§ S. DANEY, Prop. servicer FERGUSON. • Any Work ■$} Undertaken^ Guaranteed K} Satisfactory, FW ORIENTAL HOTEL. REVELSTOKE. B. O, - -^» * It.-st Winn',' Liquors nn.l Cigars. Rates fl ii il;iv. J.A.STONE Prop. hotel s ran Revelstoke, B. C ROBT LAUQHTON PROI TLbc fiotd Jficatoi, ==== BEA ION, B.c. YISITOI.'S arriving m Benton (tha thr_.i via Arrowhead, will (Ind thi, n ,, '"M m*. ilirhk-ll-l-lHSHl.,.,!,.. l'.».*,llH,, ! '''^'.tlj appointed and spacious dining hall ti, /"" • ami Cigars. Personal supervision |a u\v". .'"Jj ol lvfl patrons. \ nutum to the Iirdeau ran ,,i, ,„, "'"•'»! ________ ___»______^__ """'"'■llll, W. BOYD -:- .1 First-class accommodation lur travalleri Rates $| and Si 50 per day* JAS A. McFARLANE (Late Mines, Ltd.) A83AYEI«-li CHEMIST . erics moderate. I : ri-SI I! x .;:,'.:, KASLO, P. O. LAKEVIEW HOTEL Central Hotel TROUT LAKE' ll.C. Bar wtll Supplied with Liquors & Cigars Large Comfortable Kooius. Kxcsllent Cuisiue and Attendance. FRED l, bLLIOIT, ry Public Ktc., TROUT LAKE, 1 naocso,*), Rsvoutojta, 1!. C- ROBT. MADDEN Prop. ^ REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS. PROPRIETORS. First Class in every rupoot. All nio.k-rn conveniences. Large Sample Rooms, Rates $1. 50p»rDay Special Weekly Rates TROUT LAKE HOTEL 0 B. N. WILKIE, P. I S. • Rl IVINCIAL I ANJ SCRVEVOK Excellent Accommodation Best Liquors And Very finest Cigars £_ Grout Xahc w<mwmmww TlYfl ■>*• . '!-v llsi|,f-' Water MppHed l-y Iho V^ltllCl** @ Company you nre assured ot abeo- • • lute purity. Government Analysis SHIMMY} CB.* to back up atatetnanta.: „ Hugh McPherson - - Supt. Trout Lake City Tnj and Stage Line Ferguson Trout Lake »'.!• Mineral Claim-. Surveyed and Crown Gr.inOS Obtained. Residence .\ i XT KlC'OIU) OVPiOH T.-tOUT LAKE, IB C. ."■' ' . y given tlial with in i» in ntin I oni tlm first imi. Ilea tion lu-reol in the lirilisii Co!- nni' . I intend to apply ii Cliii Comraiaaioner of 1.•;.■■■ '■'• for special liccn- I eni ry nway timber [ described lands ited in Wesl Ivuolcnay. . . t a post plnntri! i. tn-- i 'i iii hi.ic of »*ide of .Troul os from .' . i miles from the ». \V, Abraham-* ■ ~t corner post,' •) cluiins; thence tlience south SO < •vest 80 chaina lo neeii.-eiit. I ... i M iy 3rd. 1907. C " ' mison, fxicnlor. 1 N !' NOTICE. John Simpson, Proprietor, WINDSOK HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B.C. BestHoteNn Town, _ea_piere for Minimi and Comffiercial Men. ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS D. R. McLENNAN, PROP giSB^»aBseSBSE-Z»£BS©SB2»g CKIITlTTcATK OI* IMI'IMIVKMKXTK "£. A. Haggen.f ~ It pays to use tlie Telephone, A lengthy (rip can often be in vial. Offices nt Ferguson: Cummins' Store, Trout l.:ik. ,T* i-i . Hlin*: :ii-u at liiatuii, Cuin- a|.lix and Arrowlicsd. :|C. M. YUILL JEWELLER, Starftev 8* Co. VVHOLB8AI.E PEAI.ER8 in lluttcr, KfltS, Clieo-'t-, Produce ami Fruit Houston Bk.Joaepbine Bt. Kelson, B.C. Lennoxville -<^^HoteI, E. MOBBS. PROP- Hotel and Ceneral Store Watch-repairing, eta AU work (iiiaraiiti-i -I. Beaton k1titCnmn>fiM0V*lt1tr^^ ■sqe rrr Doily St,,, leave Fer] 7t.x\ Trout Uki] 55 Andrew M. Craig. , Trent Lake. B.C FRATERNAL TUSCAN LODGE, No. 88. JT A.l'. 8t AM. 3rd Thursdajr each J month. Rojourning Urethral cordially In-riled li. l-'unMr.' I, ,-,.i*. K.C. l'.ini|ili.*li.U M Imperial Bank of Cana CAPITAL aUTHORIZCO 8.000.000. II .1,1 (Mli.e CAPITAL PAID UP, 4.4J6.000. TOHO.M 0. OMlJ RCBT 4.JMM P. R. WILKIE Pna ll.m. Itdi'if r M7P..tt| BRANCHES In tli" I'ruvi*.,.- .1 \ ■ «ji.. Um Manitoba, Ontario ■ A QENERAt HANK I Nti lil slNI - .','•- 1 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Dop( alta r. ■ •. ■ i iirrri t ra *,.■;. ■( wsdlt. iM.ur.1 a. .' .run* u mil] Arrowli .ul Iinni atuuuoa tt.et i* — — •L,i I . k ■ t .eo It Hllllllm Md <,il-l. GERRARD B C Revelstoke, it. c. I , . j-i-.o-; i ur- i i,| I hi ai* II.- n-by given that 00 lays -, I intend to make sj.|i if the Cheif C'omiiiis- . -.4 Work*for ('priiiis e the following ds* i.ri'i.11 lauds, sitnali'd in SVca K- . :* rict, i at a post I'liinti'i n-st corner of An- iiih pre-emption in ! . tq Mining Division, nifiist Olaon s ton lh t. isi. theiicii easl -I" t north 'JO ohsinf. ' * * ' . ' I'llllillS. t!.ilii ( HI o tl*e point of rotn- niiprislng 80 acres rt Ileal I'ltalo, I. s.ir.inn- and General Commission A*.--»nt ST IMH l-;i; AND M IN Ks 8 *='.i«- RaproaenlatlTe for IN-muTariff Insnraaco Bus!nets ioi rj Trout Laki. Perfnson Ileal on nml Carah jCrreapoiidenee..!, Ii.Siir.ii„.0 mat ! ] t.riwiii hava prompt attanttan. \otire i« hereby iriven that days after dat-9 I inl .notici*;. | "(' an.l I" mineral claim, sitna I t« in tlm Tronl laki* Minini; Division of Went Kootanar District. Where located: Near head of Silver Cup Crock. | TAKE NOTICI-; th.it I, A. B. Junrclt, VrevMinor's Certilicate No, HSSC'G, intend, sixty daya from dale hereof, lot*apply t.. IheMiuing Rocorder for n Corliflcntc of Imi ' provemonls, for thu |»urp *e ..I ob. taininga Crown Qroul ..f lhe above olaim. And further toko notice thai oc. tion, tiinler sc.'ii.ni .'17, must bol commenced before Iho iasunnoe of such Certificate of Improvemonls, | Dated this ti lb, day of March A.I). 1U07. A,E JoiVBTT. F. B. Wells RBVELSTOKB, B. 0. RAW FURS J0UGH7 CASH PRICES PAID. rROUT LAKE LODGE I 0.0 h NO. 41 Rrtular matttn-^i l.i-iii In 1-. H.abcphera, as. ^\t, i. iMobtoo, .V (J. |P.B„ras&Co WHOLESALE ANI> RETAIL Meat Merchants Dealers In all kin.ls ofPraah Met TROUT LAKE.B.C Review Job Dept. Fw HiRh-Clasa Work. © K f Sarbcr Sbop. — roa a- - Oood Sha\e or Hair Cut ': I William Schnell, KKlli.l .-.*'> Hot and Coid Baths -- mm. -. *TJr»*Vf**-i^ il aee i MeCarwr, . a. tt.,,.} K.M.I'I.VKIliU H4RVET MeGARTER & PINKHHAM ■ouciTont, i.ii. REVELSTOKt B C tSollalUin im Impartal Hank all aaada. Imperial| Barber Far i>. j t f a G.A CHEi TBI Het aad Cod I to{fa.B-dS! ! i,"Cn,I ,0!,,'»'IH ««n«0ATIfllOI IMl'IIOVKMKNT totUIlun. RbfefCommiaalonor of NOTICE. Lands and Works for* ,,,„.;„, „.' '"--- -— "Index." "Rcil Cliff," "Itoyal K" mnl "Hidden Treaaure" Mineral claims, situalo in ili<* Trout l.nke Mining Divlalon of Writ Knit ii. ny 1'ipirn t. Where located: On <inM Unl- ili, <.aiin-i Creek. TAKi: MUlCCliial I, Krnclt A May 6 h, 1*907 * gtiat Olson, Locator. -l.v given ilmt within ihe first |Hil;licii'juii in j. i . tli a IJiitish Coluri bio ' i ■■ ■ '.' I in laud lo apply to ii. Hon, Chief Commissioner ol Lands and A'orks for ii ipacial .nd carry uwuy tim - hoi following described 'in West Ki-oteiioy g'ftt a pn*.t p'nntcd cornet ol Loi 7-11) l Trout Lake, West Koo'enav. mni Ned i , Hill's Bouth West rrr- iiei ji '»*, iln nco i orth SOeln'i Ihenc r,.,*. 80 chains; I hence aouth M li •; theuce we-t ISO chain tn ii.-* poinl of eoinmeiicment.. I iiii.'.- 1 ihis 21st. day of April. .1 :)(•', '.(li iiiii. iwr 0. B N. WUkie. *f omm to tmi and cam awav tfrn- '"'■ ""•" lhu f"""«i.iK .l,,e,il„,| l*nda iituate In Waal Kootenay. •v'* I. (.''ii nenoing ut a poal planted about Sfmllea aouth of A ««^'»«^ pro-c-mpii s„:|c.ev;r;;^::;;t';^ •-ruiti »oiilb weat oornar," ibonce\0' Mau,,° Wickendan i;*.-,mj •MtW oh.il-4,, t|ltnos ,|orlb w amlC O.triekenden „ „ n*.-,;., ''bains; thBnpe t *i.-l.i"» ilii.sf,,,,, il,, ,i;1„. |„.r,„, ,, 'hwwaouth 80 chain. . ',"|,,,|-v "' "'■'x'"'i"« iv.-.-.i... i,„*,-.., .,,,„„, (,(Ut'"""S ,0 '""","""7 <J*m >!> for tho rm. '"'• K r°*"<" UCremiUrantaofthc above claims Ami furl her lake notice I' •»' .-i,,,, under 8ecllon87, must be i mot-need Ko. 2. c.inme.icii.B ni i",„ , b?f?r"U'8 ,MUa»"» o' «ocli erti.atci ii!.,i.i,..l .1 (in •, ' "I liii|'i'iivrni(.|||a t> ailed abubt 2 miles south Of A. V-'«i tills Uthday. May A I. ««Corinlot'a|»re.ompiJ0non 8ai- m i mon Creek, mitrked "No. 2. J„|,n Oroft'a So-jlh oast onrqor poal " Ihcnce *eit 80 chnins- ihenea TROUT LAKE CIT Locnted May L'2i„l. 1007. Ji'lin Croft, Ucoior in- i \. Cleveland. ,1 ... , ■"« ■■•..••■" ..nil ll.'IK nor I. MJ chains; UlenJBo ,aH 8() ,„ „,„ J|()(| Notice is hereby given t'.nt Uh dais nfter'inii- 1 inl. nd In npplj . . .an. U./ chaina' ihenc.. Hmiili 80 chnins (o |M>iiil i*f ciiniineiiicin. nt. Located Muy 22nd. IU<)7. .)..lui Croft, f/Ocntor, hief Ciiiiiinis.i, ^^^^^^^ ner tifi.iinds it Works f..r n special license io cut nml ennyaway lim- bi'ifioni th'i following de-ci il..-.i landa situntoin -IVeal Kooti'nny fmmmmmmma.mmm^m^m^m^m^kmmmmmi No. 8. C„.„m,.„ei.,Knt * post „,,,„, ^ ^j,,^ ,,„,,, (lf ,,,,.,„.„„. mill' »"oi ..t ti~ >• i i, i /. • v i- n.iul.. .1 IJ. J. ( iiininiiiF ,N. I-,, cor liii't.i e Kinili 2*1 chaini; wi-m 120 chains; Ilu nee wmm o ■ ', ~ ZT ""'""'' north 100 clmliis; ihoicoemt 4o ■w«w««wt80«li ; thence sou. (,|i,lil,r, ,,„,,.,. „,„,, gQ c,infn|. lb 80 chains to point ofoommenc ihenea Vast SO dmina lo joint of menl. i omnit m * n.i nt. Loottad Mny 22ml. 1007. I.o.'.ilcil May Mlh 1907 A, McCormick L^caU) "■ •'■ Cum urns. Localor, I'liinii <l .-ibuiit I mile wesl nf Xo, 21 in.uke I A MoCnrmh'k'a No. 3, Bouth entt corner" ibence weal 60 ohnina) tlieuoc north Mi chains; THERE Imve linn fniltines made l>y Judicious Invi it* mem in Baal Eatatp, nud more furtuues will bo made than evi t tn.* i,. m two or Ihree yi are. The one wlin naps ll.e hnrtest is the origin,il invenlor, fur lm I.hh his in..ney on u (edainiy. Now let ns poi li I (.nt I.. VOU that there Is ii i ii-it'T cpiii i.n 'hu Cuii- t li-ni i * Ittty II* .ii K-t it. tlniii TROUT LAKE. Trout Lnkei- the prottlestapot in ibe K"oii miyr.; ns u pleasure result it hns no equal. Boating nnd flshlug mny b-J Indulgnd in tlm year round; while Iii*.' gums iu abundiiiice jh t.. tin.- found on Iini liill". Its climiile i" supoi h, (here being no irn-nt exlretiiea, it being mild in winter nml oool in biiiniiicr. Ii can bnaal "f n..me "f lhe finest lintels nml reahloiiccf In British Columbia, [taatreela mn well laid "ut and graded. Thero are Iw-i excellent general storfl, ami a glnuoo nt tin- ndvcrllseinunls in tbis j.iiriiiil will show tlmt nil Iradeani'o fairly well reproafnted, Write with coiiliileuii! t-i Agents. H. McPherson Agent, Trout Lake, B.C. MM Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. L Make your selection at once. •• •* •• •* Then call on or write to k liMUlWUWWUUli-m It hss i.sver l.ad a ' hoem " I* glow in has heen steady. I* * the bead < f navigation, a--. the isiii.iiial of iho I *■'!<* t ■ »■ « , nr ll.e C r lt. AH road (ia i»i| Lanleaii) itmd te Trent Uke II is the enasMsnial ernire if lk»j ricli.st mineral district en *f riuitiiifiii. ami haa hank lag («• lice provided hy the Impel ia' rant oft armla ; firsl clail iel»S*' ocei.li.tm dm inn miller the dine lion id H. Shanni'ii, MA.; a S*'"' wiit'-r m Mi in ; giiverurornl <•flri<*«-» • CoUlll J ('i.n rl filling*; Mflh'.l»l Episcopal md Aufillcaii cbur->*hM ami coil age hospilal, There oro raluable inncli lamb on i ht nu tak Irli nwallftnf leillvt* lit- iiiml or irccuiees nre uuigm* jelil, and a hand snw mill wi:l|1* cnpncil.v ol 00,000 fl. per day is "' U a head id the lake. Tl.e inln* liiluiniy aie pruving mil blgf" producers ever) year, with *"" pro»prcti upeitftig uji uch bodis> •>' Ull' 'I I ere will he a l.ig flifh l-,,il ynir, sn if j ou Would I i' * iiKie, write iii onco to i ill 'i '' lhe SgeillS lit the llilillCSM'H lieloW. F. B. Wells Ceneral Agent Revelstoke, B.C. mmw
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : [Publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1907-06-27 |
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Notes | Published by Murray & Atherton from 1904-11-11 to 1905-07-28. Published by unidentified party from 1906-08-05 to 1907-09-05. |
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Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
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