n a tarter drat (&ti*-i tba a aay Newsp-fper in M KootMiay. Btstad- V ertieifig widi' m —- J...- VOL. 6 NUTl.lt TO UailMHIIIBT COOVS-M Tij II., V Oar'.tr, or to wlnjimo-tt,- tliry mnv hnve Inniferrtd tl.tir lu i.ut.1' in the Hill.mire snd Ur-joklyn minurel cl»l o*». V.: ..* i...i 11 u uut I, ths-lnderal-med, c.-owutr will. \uu In tlm bstllmor* und liu-okl.*.**. mlasial claimi ,!ul..:.. nUnaieot, North folk of Lsrdttu river IJjj mllei froro Kera'oon in tht Tront !.»».« Mining Division of Wesl Kcotthty, have ;«rfori:ied tht necessary wnrk tnd mtd« tha atcuiary ctpenditnra on the tb'ir mentioned .Imn, lor tba yrtr 1 e *j n in onler tn hold tht lama un >tr ««.-'inn '.1 nl tht Mlnvrtl Act, snl tht tears Ior n hich Mid work was ',-eiIurr el mid ss*l ... i.'liTurn made having esplr*.), 1 | ,r„ lv *>.ve yon nollct llitl ll wiili.ntMJ.layt (ruin Iht llitl j*nhiir*Mi -ri lentof yon Uii or rtfut* to contribute ynur prapor* tionstt thart of torli txptniliturt and uty tha Costs ol thii aditrttttrnoot your iuttrttt in the laid miutrtl claim will lirrnine tht propnrty of tht illilrrii|o*d I on.ler tnd by virtu* of teciiou 4 el ii,«' Mini-mi Act Amtndmtnt Ait, IPOO i 'nt-*.* t-t Trout i.t>k-v thia t\., ,.„ „. 1. IHOMPSO."* ami W. WALUEj CoOt.tr Mining Review The repreeentaMv'. of tht nob Larcit.-tn ountry. Stnt t-» my address fer 12 per an. in advasiot. TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C.Dec 27th. ,906. CHRISTMAS TREE ENTERTAINMENT. fhe noual Ohriitma, tree en< -ertalnmrtt t*.k r,inr,; in tl)( M'thndi.t Church on Chrlstma •fi*v.*. Tbe church wai nicely de corated, and there was a largo at tendance. No. 9. "oil M Carter otto »hcmaoaver hc uiny Imve trsntltrrad hit interest 11. tht I'.irriI»oro 1'ady tod Ctntdian Hut. 1'aS.r rittice that we. the andtrtlintti . • ow imr" ail h yon lo tht Ptrrflwto ! ly and the Oanadlan Boy mineral claim, tilaate tr, lomh era* ol l.srdeiu rreek, near btvrn Milt 11 tli* 1 rout Lakt nm.uv dlvitioa 0! W, Kootenay, htvt perfcinr.ej the nee* . .-try »0.k sud n.a.le the bccassarvei 1 ..'iiiliturt. on above-mentioned claim or the yrtra 190*5 41906, ... oidrr to hold . i* .ime under trction 24 ol the Miner- tl Act, tnd tht vear for which saM • ork wn* performed having expired, ars rreby give you notiet that if within 9o .'.it li.'iu the first peUlaatlon hsreo ■ i Imi or ref'isr to contribute your \n *:'.ntfe'"jhtre uf lurh et|ienditu " tnd pty lhe .oat of thit tdtertittnla'' tout intereet in th* iti.l miuaral slain- » I become the UfoportV of the uod-.ni sd under and by virtu* o' SSCtloe-l * '.ha Mineral Aet Amendm-ant Actt I9W, i ainl thit -ith day of IVrtmber, t.b i • I C.KtMeata rs I. Iie_»aos. ' UvOwaeri The early part til tbe piogritn consisted ol a minimal selection by ihs c'linr, readings by Min Scott and Min Mcl'herion, a *u\i'm and reoitatijo by Mins Alice Hrff-rnon a solo by Mi«s Ifoe dt Lotus Grill- ilhi, snl recitations by little Wet* I ley Smith, E»rl Stattereon, Mie*. L Uefferiiun se.d others, til which were glvi. in a hig'ily isf-ic'ory manner. Everybody enjoy* I tbemselve* o'pecinlly the youngsters, wbod-*- part-'i I.'*. ffiK (lolis end oil,, r preHen's which had been IvMowrd upon them by good o'd ''Sanla " Greal praise is due losllcn- rerned, for lhe exot-ileie.* of tic arrnngetDents .*i Notice ie hereby given that 60 -lays after tiio publication of this notice in lbs British Columbia Qsietto, I intend to make application to the Ciref Commis- liiiner of Lund* und Works for u specisl license to cut und carry away timber from thc following dc- cribed land* situitaJ in Weit Koutenny District. No. 1. f.'nmnii'nciiig at a potstj planted on tho west tide nf the nor] th fork of Lirdeaa deck, about 1-j' uiiIeK from Ferguson, marked "0. W Abrahamson'i tou'b .w corner poat" thenoe nortb 80 chain-; thenco actt 80 chaina; thence tou- h 80 chaln*J thenco east 80 chains to ibe point of commencement. Located December 7th. 1006 0 W Abraham-urn, Lorstor WITH BEST WISHES TO OUR READERS FOR A fcru GUjrtHimas, FREE. A * HAPPY " ii - f AND iff «. TEAR ®&&-mm$ammms6mmmwrrm.m&mz&&383m ironoi Minnie Y. xintra! rltini lltoat' in th" Trout I-Ake kfloing diviiion of Weat Kootenay ditinct Where locatfd. On South Kork of Canvn Creek. Take r.olice that I, Fred C Elliott, t. M.C. No. B88167 acting st agent f jr Clara Grac* Westfall, -td- ininistmtrix of tht eststs of John W. Wesifall, dtcetttd, Free Miotr's Certifies'.*, No. B88003. ntend, sixtv dari from date here- ..,,,, »nlof lo apply t > the Mining Kecord Notice ie hereby .'.tru that «0>r ,i)f t C.rlific.ti nf Improve vt titer the fitit r-ublicalion of- No 2 C-mmeming at a pott plnnted on the welt side oi the nor J*,t_iet and bo-i lh lorkof Lnrdcsu (.'reek, about IJ milea horn Ferpueon, marked "0. W Abri'.gintnn's south weat corner po*-i," tberce n<>r'h 80 chains; lhen6e cunt SO chsine; thence south 80 chains; thence w. it SO chaini to iir- po nt of c.jmmeoi*em*.*nt Loc»'e-i D.ceml-er 7th 1906 0. W Abrahauao-'i, Locator., atage linn, 'and ' Us dng lhe old yeur cut, and lhe new ye .!' In, is a cuetom tlm hat b.rcii in vogue for mnny centuries, and om tbut wilt survive many more. Tu-h ancient custom a-ili be followed cut in Camborne on thc 31-t int, on which ditie a dai.Cfj will be given by lbs Cam* i»or..o Orchestra. I: is not necessary for ut to ?ny that iho very of u.usio will b* rendered ut this function, at the reptitaiion of the Orchesira en- .tures that th-gt thc ph«ii'esl of lhe lat'St produ ifou--" wiil In* given id piea.'ing style, K.-freiliment-, will bo serv, d during tbo evening, aud ti.keti sro IL ty), ii" charge being made for the Is lie-. Kedtic-ed fares will bi ..ff rod by worth it will l.e W...1 'I'r-.-.ii Lakeitei will b io hear ibat the Skatipg Rink il now ocii, uml in inn*..ub (jood (.-in, thanks io the skill und energy of the !ei< ec. Noaii Abraham. sou ^^^^^^_ AH lhat now remaioajlbr ihose;HON. R who indulge in U e exhilarating und bea thy exercisu, is lo polish up tl e r "s,idiiii:| iroie,1' "pay tieir footin-;,'' - and ' get lo it." We |.resume there will be no extra ohnrge for Hating ace .m..d tion when tireJ of.-tanding, but we venture to suggest to our male novicr't, (of course, there's not many in 'irout Like,) —at a precautionary m.rasure if ihey feel disposed In adopt u ' Weary Willie'' at'.itu'e -to bc.tr in mind that tbe ice''in <y strike.co!d_and -"RESIGNS POSITION. F. GRKEN RETIRES FROM THE LANDS & WORKS DEPARTMENT. URGENT PRIVATE BUMNES8I THE REASON OK Ills DROPPING OUT OF POLITICS. your *wbile to atlen-i i;,,- •■ "d wien Miide.ly squa't.'d up'/, inii_i*iv it,.. h,,,.ln ..t . ..in, an.l i k m.i ,l . i.. NOTICE. mtQ- ' dsnee and enjoy the music four-pipoe orobettra of t ,n is Osteite, I mttud tu apply to ie Hon. Cliiel Commit«iora-r of ".audi and Works for a special Licence to cut anil carry away lim- mtuti. for tbe purpose oloblsininc . s Crown Grant ol the above cliim And fnrther take notice thst ac tion under lec'ion 37, must bs co- rarornced before ibe Ittusnce of •___i l, a •• . m ■, .-iuch Certificate of Imprnvementi. ir from the following described ,, . .... ,-. , , /v . . , . „, ,, Del*) toil loth day of October ..i li -utuated lu West Koytemy. _ No 1 Commenclni st s • of. FRtft. C Elliott t linted on tba north tide of Pop- .' lar CraaC about three imiai Irooij Ko!icf( if hfrM)T giv„ tll.u ^.i,;, .'..r-loriter m.rksd 0 E. KavelPa in ,Wo „|on(h, ,nm ti„. firit pub N E. .orner poet; tbence-tit IKO |lic,,ion her§of in ,|,0 British ro! is; thence south -10 chains; umbjt Glt,.Uo , inU)nH ,„ ^ : . ce tail 160 chsint; tb.r.cs no/. | ffl (ht} Hnn Chi-f CnmmU!li„ner of 11 cbaina b«ck to plan of com-: Undg and Work(1 ,or |p8da, liC(.n. Diencemeni - toco» aod carry awaj timb.-r SOME POINTERS ABOUT CANADA **?=*■ ■-' ' ' on, arid lh rifure tbe most adv-s- . .ibe course for tiiem to pursue, is i to b-i sure ami uii-e r-oine nioe, soft uush o.n in—but Gie'e, 'enuf sed.' The news of the retirement of he II. n R P. Green, from the s nnd Works D*>psrtment, i'irpri=e io bin many Cansds contains 1-3 of British Empire. Cm,min has 19,000 miles coa-t line. a-ca uf ol arc n>w free ,iet ! xtled No».38'.h !90« NVrman Mc!.»!!»n, A*#nl jfroni ibe followinu described landk eitnaled in Wnt K.'Olensv. Nr. 2. Con.meni.in.? it a iott "c 1 Commend..r a' a post p0,,.' planted on ib* weal »id» nf Cam] Lar-,Cre*k, about half mile from its led ->n the n-rtn fdr cf ■ir 'r.-ek aboul .In ilm fepnr, ^ '!. rner marked •*-.''. Rcvell'a N. K tnonth, mtrkixl "Arthur Rowing's ■ <r post* Ihenee wett 160 ehains North East corner poit" theno.* '•' "Ol rouih 40 chnim; ihenee we»l 80 efcaJna; tlvnoe south 80 Mit 150 ehains; thencs north 40 chains; thencn e.ist 80 cb.iint; eltnii lack to jilacs of-.oianieucs-.thenee north •/> chnins, to the |point of romtnsr.cemn"!. Cent. Located Nov. 38'.h. 1906 Locstsd December Uth. 190fl Arihnr fiowing, Lecstor Norman MeLellan, Acant i H No 3. Coaiiuanc'.ni st a post] plant.,i . a thw north ride of Pop-: Nn. S Comrneneinir st s pot lar Creek shout 100 last Irom lbs planted on the wett tide 'of C.-itr-n Cl sk and about seven miles from Creek, sbnat hOf mile fr-m it« ■••'■if-'iver, marked O B. Uevell't motith. marked "Arthur Oowing't ■* ■*- oirne.-posi; ihsnce wutt hO gnmh Ea«t enrner post" thence •; ihenee south W chain*; mttt *\<> ehnint; t> tnrt nnrth HO '• "it 80 chains; thence oor*:0htin«; ihtnee eart RO rhalnt; lh 80 chains back lo place of rota* th.nce south 80 ehsint; to th" ineneemenf. ' jW-nl ,,f fommenrvment Located Nov Jllh. \¥)A Treated D-cmbet I3'h I9M Normiiu MoLslUc. Atc.af ArUisr Oowine, Locator. IN THE MATTER OK BKCTION 116 OF THE MINEKAL ACT. snd IN TIIE MATTER OF TIIE ESTATE OF GEORGE W. CAR- OTHERS OF TROCT LAKE.B C Fr-ie Miner, Dec seed, Intvstatc. -0- N.'tice it hereby iiieco lhat I have taken poet ition of the Estate of theanid Deoeaeed, Every personindebttd lo tbe. •a' Deoeaaed I* **oq:iired to make! pn vm.-i forthwith to P. C. Camp lli""°» l0° ""lo- ' b;ll. Mini.-g het-tdi-r, Trout Lake * m,lUon ■ milft y. ^ Cunada's canalt I of tolls. Every peraon bavinf in their Thiee times a creator tonnage poesctsion effects hclonj/ing to the' p;1SseB through lhe S....H caniil- Deoeaaad nre required to f-rihwith ;•-.,„„ through the Suei notify t.C Campbell, Mining Re-■ Canada't fishery industry pro- cjrder, Trout l.nke, B. C. Idueed in 1904, 23 railli..i.H Every creditor or other per*| Csnada has 100,OtH) men em- son hsvinj any claim u;.o", or jployetfln the Ashing Industry; mt..re-t in tba dittribution of Ihei Canada lus onoui:h land to ui*e Estate of tho tai.l Demand, is re-[each individnui i00aer.t quired wiihin si«ty days of th:s: Bti iih Columbia date, to lend by reentered letter, niibs of coait line, addressed to F. C. Campbell, Mining Recorder, Trout Late, B. C. hii name and addrett, and the full particulars nl hli claim and inter- eat and i. t-tatenient of bis ac-ounl, and the nature of tbe security (if toy) held by bim. D.Hed al Trout Lnkc. B 0. '.his twiiity ninth day of Novt-m- CHILDRENS' CONCERT. Canada it S.fiOO x 1,400 miles! The childrens' concert on Satur- 'n *iu. jdav evening laat, wat largely at Canada it 39 years ».!d, dating tended from Confederation. j The program put ap by the little , ^^^^^^^m— K...-»..k, Canada Is 147 yeara old. dating "nes wm excellent, snd reflected.0' the season, (signed) R. F Green from British c-.n.]uet.l of 17o'j. C.iii.ul.i lia? -pent ever 100 mi|- I c iiihIh—over came as ^^^^^^ f'ien.ls in Trout Luke Attliepqu.pt .f h number <f bis tuiiporters, the "R»vicw" wired as follows: — "Trout Lake regrets. AH anxious to know if you will e'ill stay in tho House si our representative," io which fhe follow ing reply was rec ived:— "Thanks for kind me.-s»g". Sorry csnn-.t complv, but business srrange* ments prevent. Consti'uency must remain loyu! ' lu Government. Leave for Kailo, 2nd. Hope to i e you all. With Compliments Write «s a Poet Card say* ins you saw thia advert*- isement. aad we win mail you FREE, a 30 page lLUKHUTED -■ BOOKLET ;lLj*...-w Una* uf FOOT-WEAR. Of Intarttt to every MAN who wears BOOTS. J. Leckie Co L'U. VANCOUVER, B. C iKVMMMMMBKl Local and General. M NOTICE. great credu, not only on them-j Since the honourable gentleman lelvct, but on their teachers ! -0"k charge of the big spending de- A number of calrgth.-nic exer-:partmenl of the government, ilt cities, drill* and inarches—all of.bu-ineis hss increased by leaps hich wer' given with fmarinem and preW.'ion—was a pleading feature of ti e entertainment. On the conclusion of lhe pro- and bounds. N.-twiihstinding this fact, a good grip was kept on all matters, and we are sure of our ground when we tsy that un uram, Lotus Griffith, on behalf der hia direction the affairs of the of the ehiidre .. made a neat little i d**partment hav,-been handled in at .the •'■ way jibat reflects credil on the his T.OiO ie C.in.idii'- btr, 1900 KfJED PHASER, Gold Commissioner! Biiiish Columbia lur^ett Province. British C..!umb:a is equal to 24 Bwiia-rlanda, British Columbia exports UO million f> et of lumber a year. British Columbia has pMduced nearly 100 millio.n in g 11. sll •.old. Briiiih C'.luinh a produces ov. r over 1 million tons of coal a ye ir. Britiah (Jolumbia produces 200- 000 tons of coke a var. secern, expr.ssii-g regret de] arture of tbeir teacher, Mr. S. Shannon, and wishing him prosperity in Ins new home. At the beginning of the school term, teacher Shannon [.-ffered pr.t'-s to ll.e scholars making the most improvement in writing aud .liavvinf*. Mesr-rs. Crnig, Van nnd Camp- b-ll were selected as made Ihe awards us follows.- — Writing;— Edith Abrahamson, L-.tu-i Griffi'li, Miriun Kllit^t. Drawing:- Tom Johnson, Mar* jori.r Fraser, Gcorj:.* H.uiB'on. A special pri*.- wuii awarded to Edith l.cavell for lhe unifoim neatness and qunlity of her wotk in ili.'S'* i«o lludios. C*^mTnir,e'rc it a notl Noii*o n hereby given tbsl tixtv <i»vi after date I intend to »pp]y' «fl « . . _ . _ . toih* Chief Commissioner of I.snds plsr.'ed oi <h« north bmk nf Tool and Worki lor jiermtition to pur. Creek, sbout 3 miles from Ul fn»R* the following described la.-di _r„,-h mlrVed "Arthur Onwlng's 2XSM™*W**II Honlh',„t e,rnrr>st." thence ""»y l>:Rtnot. andoomraei.cingata . .. . . ,. . _... ua WW marko.1 E. L. M.s'srson's n.%tlh 80 chai"i; Ihsnaa wett Hn NW chslf tl OOraor, thsnes south .0 chains; tbeine tooth 80 e1 fh*>'u«, tb.mca east 30 ohains, |>,«n-M o»t\ 80 eh nm, (0 tb-) point ■Mnwlw lOlbapol Trout Lske of enmm„ie-msnl hence norihsrly along lake shore T j*>, thenes west along line of Lot '7 ,0 Poit of conmenofuasnt.eoo* Ulmng 40 seres more or lea. D»ied 25 tb. Oci.l90A. rRED C. ELLIOT "ARRI8TKR.K0IARY rOKUQ.ETC., [r^ "• f-tV'i, B, C. and ferg*-*»B ;-"r»on, Mining Recorder 01 ?°P**r, ia here for 1 few Jiyt, • v|s|» VteA'ed D-eombst 13th. 1906. Arthur Cowing, Locator. Ko. t. Commmclng sl a roil planted on tha north hsnk ol Po»' Cree*. ahont 8 ntllre I'om Hi month, marked "Arthur flowing Booth wist oorner post," «henre north 80 ehslns; thenr* aa»l W Chains; thenee sonth '80 *»•«•) then«-eiart8BcLalnsi to point or otntafieneainent. •Located Decsmher 13th, 19M. Artb*:r Qt?win8- UetVa. . G. FRASER 1 TROUT LAKE CITY adininistr.iti-rii ^^^^^^^^^ Wc rejret to lav, however, thst some >.| tne leading Libural pvpers the Melton Xews in partioular, have thr ugh petsonal animosity, kept up a tirade of abuse and v.ie insinuations against the retiring minister. Tbe "Review" b-alieyes in -quare fighting, but has no use iudees and ' '',r lnen or I uhlica'ions who have 1 not the courage to ba-k up their Itritementa. i.i our isnue of tbe 13th. it.at., no challenged tiio N'el- son .Vwu to ' make good'' one par- t eillar cl aege they made ag inst Mr. Green in their issue of the llth >o 1.11, Ihey 1.a c- failed lo come to llie "tcrntch,'' but continue- to mak.- broadcast assertions ag.iust thu integrity and honor ol the member for Ketlo Rblim-f. Such cuitemptible "rel p.uia 1IU.1," li o-ly evolv.d li'.uu the disenied 1 mind of a soured and "ft-defeHted 'politician, uud is hardly worthy of consideration, Tbe honorable —in every respect —member for Kaslo, his seen fit lo re ire. His constituents regret tha fact, but Iheir confidence in jbim wi'l be shown in no uncertain mmner on Feb 2nd , by th. election ol bis Mirc-ii on ^h« wi' bo a supporter ,..I he beat govern -q THE IMPERIAL BANK of Csiitds, Was cloned Nov. 27,th. For any informat.on relative to the business uf the above Drench, spply tn the Manager of the Arrowhead Branch. The ''Review" hss been "house cleaning' this week. On that account, our reader? hsve partly* repetition of Isst week s paper. We have 11 keep our I eg i! ads. good by publishing them every •VL-oU, otherwise there would bo no. is-iuc this weik, and our readers would not get any, and **th*t 1 all therea to ut " The Miners' Union ball ot Fer* guion, was a h'rilliint suceesa. It is a sure thing when th e 'boya go after anything, they get it. Tnis lime they upheld iheir reputation. A large crowd came in from the neighbouring towns and camps. Ibe music by Mesers Grillith and Parisian was excel* lent, the floor in good ihape, snd the suppei provided by Steve -Slinger, of the 'Baimoral," was. a feast 'fit for the gods.' GROCERIES FRUIT CenU Furnishings HARDWARE GentsFumishlngs ment ever known in British Ou umbia, and which h .s f >r ns le.d er tho Hon. Ric.uiJ McBride Kmlo Libirtlj have a ranged to 1 hiivn tl.o:r annual m -eling >n Ja'< 3rJ. Arrangements will be mad for it eon vou tion to nominate 1 aun lor t'10 Riding, ut lhe coming electiou. 1 ; ,*i Mm. D. Mer*!oi,h. ol Camboine' 15 tj endnif Cbrs msu weak witb her parents, Mr und Mre. L- O'Brien. Tbe end of January a ill «<-e a big celebration. The Ladies are arranging for a hockey m ucli sod a grand m.itrquerade ball. 'fetter late th*n never" Geo. Johnson received a lirgi consign* .nent of turkevi, geese and chu-k* ens, or. Monday's boat. If you d d not get one for Christ mas d iy, "doubls *ip" on Ne** rear's. Dave Cowwa rcceivf.l word tbis wc.-k cf ibe d a'hofhis father io Ontario, The -'Review" extends ympaihy to hia two ions—Dave, •f I tout Lake, aad William, of Revelstoke ..»,, art. 1 Ur. a"d Mrs. John Haner nnd family- vpent theii* Chri.itniss at Trout bake,' viiifllrg old friends. -jn'-awn Mrs. Phs.ier et-4 vb||dff*), & New Woetmintter, are fisitine Mr*. Burrel),. LARDEAU MINING REVIEW. TROUT LAKE CITY. R. C t I CASE ©©■©^•©O-^*®®®*®*©®^®®^^©^-®®©-®^©**" ss By... j* Cmile ii® Gaboriau ':% .,0 ® ®00 ®-?e»»e»eeeee»eeeeeeeeeeeeee»ee"»< #®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® (Continued.) CHAPTER X. LjBAVING tbo llltlo station of I Veslnet we come upou two rotuls. One, to tiio left, uine- udninizcd nud ki'|.t In perfect , lends to the village, of which are glimpses here and there tliroucli the tn-os. The other, newly Inlil out nnd Just covered with gravel, leads through the woods. At the June- li.ui of these two roads Prosper stopped the enb. Tho driver hnd gained His hundred francs. The horses were completely worn out. imt before long M Verduret could distinguish the lamps of a cab similar to tbs ono he occupied about fifty yards ahead of i. ;n Alighting from the cub, he bund- <*il (he driver a bunk note. "Here," he said, "Is What I promised you <io to the iirst tavern ynu iii.J on ihe night Iin ml side of the rood as you enter the village. If we are not there, you ure at liberty to return to Paris." The driver wns profuse In his thanks, but neither Prosper nor his companion beard them. They inni already started up the.new road, lhe weather, which had been Inclement when they set out, was DOW worse. The rain fell ln torrents, nnd a furious wind howled dismally through the branches of the trees. M. Verduret and Prosper had been walking along the muddy road for about live minutes when suddenly the latter stopped. "This Is K.ioul's house," he said. Hefore the gate of an Isolated bouse stood the oab which they hnd followed Reclining on his sent, wrapped In a thick cloak, was the driver, who, ln epite of the pouring rain, was already .asleep, evidently waiting fnr tbe person whom lie bad brought to this house. M. Verduret went to lilm. pulled his clonk nnd snid Iu a low voice: "Hello, my mnn." The driver starled and. mechanically gathering bis reins, yawned out. "All right." But when by the light of the carriage Inmps he saw two mon In this lonely spot he Imagined tbat they wanted bis purse nnd perhaps his life. "1 am encaged.'" be cried out at ha cracked his whip In the sir. "1 am wnltlng here for some one." "I know thut, you fool," replied M. Verduret, "and only wish to ask you a question which you can gain live Cranes by answering. Hid you not bring a middle aged lady here?" This question, this promise of five frillies, lustea.l at reassuring the coachman, Increased bis alarm. •■I bave already told you I nm waiting for some one," he said. "Move on or I will call for help." M. Verduret drew buck quickly. '. nine ..way," he whispered to Prosper. "Tbe lieiist will do ns he snys and, the alarm once given, farewell to our projects We must Hnd some other entrance than b.v this gate." Tl.ey went along the wall surrounding the garden In search of a place where it was possible to climb. This wns difficult to discover ln the dark, tbe wall being twelve feet high. Fortunately M. Verduret was very agile, and, Inning decided upon the spot to be sealed, he drew back and, making a sodden spring remarkable I big B Uian. seised one of llie pro jecting .stones above hlin, drawing himself up by the aid of his bunds un.l feel to the top of the wall. It wns now Prosper's (urn to climb up; but, though much younger than his companion, he i.ii.l imt his agility, and M. Verduret was obliged to pull blm up, then help. . i ',:.* down on the other side. Once in the garden, si. Verduret took in tbs situation. The boose occupied by _. de Lagors was built 111 lhe. middle of u Isrge garden. It was narrow, two stories high and with garrets Only one window, In the second story, was lighted. "You have often been here nnd know ii..* bouse?" sni.l si. Verduret "What room Is that whi re we tee tht light V" "Raoul's bed. hamber." "V. ry good. What rooms arc on the Oral Boor?" "Tin' kii.l..ii. pantry, billiard room iiiiiI .lining room." "And on Hi.- floor SbOVSf "Two parlors, leparated by folding doors, mi.i ii study." "Wben do lbs ■ ervants slsepf "Raoul bss none now. Ht Is served bj ■ ... in an-1 bli wir.., «iio come lu tbo morning and go after dinner." .m. Verduret rubbed his hands gleefully. "All right," he snld. "There Is nothing to prevent oui healing what Raoul bai to lay lo this person who has come from Pan- at 10 o'clock at night to see hlin. Lot us go In." But unfortunately the heavy dak door was locked. M. Verdtyyt shook It In vain. • "What an oversight." .be said, with ©etEcFS "under we-w; t Keeps your body warm, yet lets your skin breathe -knit, not_ woven, r-lt ata, rdoesI'lON- ANGLE rUndcrwear.i 'ftil k Guaranteed lAjm.i Mi 11 iik age •A' 7t«j, -yw*f TTrado-markodin red. Ina^ fvariety of styles, fabrics and' rprloes, for women, men and ■/children, a nd guaranteed. nation. "I ought to have brought my Instruments With me. A common lock which could be opened with a nail, ani I hnve nol even a pl.ee of wire!" Recognizing the UBelessness of an at tempi to open the dour, be tried sue cesslvely every win low on the grouni, iinni*. Alas, every Mind was secut-el? faatened ou the Inside, m. Verduret was exasperated, Be prowled around the house like a foi around n hen coop, seeking nil entrance. Despairingly be came back to the place lu front of ibe bouse wbeuco he had the best view of tho lighted window. "If I could only look In!" be cried. "Iu Ihere." pointing lo the window, is the solution of tin* mystery, and we are cut on" irom it by thirty or forty feel of these (wo Btories. I must see, and I vi ill see!" Suddenly Prosper seemed to remember something. "There Is a ladder here!" be cried. "Why didn't you tell mc? Where Is It?" "At the end of the garden, under the trees." They ran to the spot, and In a few minutes the ladder was np against the house. Itut to their chagrin they found that there were six good feet between the top of the ladder and the lighted window. "We caunot reach it," exclaimed Prosper. "We must reach lt!" cried M. Verduret And he quickly placed himself a yard off from the house and, seizing the ladder, cautiously raised It, resting the bottom round on his shoulders, nt the same time holding the two uprights (irmly and steadily with big buuds. The obstacle wag overcome. "N'ow mount," be said to bis companion. The tltuatlon wns distressing for Prosper, but be did not hesitate. lie iii.'ide a Hidden spring and, seizing the lower rounds, quickly climbed up the ladder, which swayed and trembled beneath bis weigiy. But bis bend had scarcely pnsscd above tbe lighted window when bo uttered a cry which wag drowned ln the roaring tempest and dropped like a log down ou the wet grass, crying: "The villain! Tbe Villainr With wonderful promptness gnd vlg or 11 Verduret laid the ladder on the ground nnd ran toward Prosper, fearing ho was dead or dangerously Injured. "What did you see? Are you hurt?" be whispered. But I'rosper had already risen. Although he bnd bad a violent fall, be was unhurt "1 saw." be answered In a hoarse voice—"I saw Madeleine—do you understand, Madeleine?—ln tbat room alone with Itaoul." M. Verduret wae confounded. Wat It possible tbut be. thc Infallible expert bnd been mistaken ln bis deductions? He well knew that M. de Lagors' vis Iter was u woman, but bis own conjectures und the note which Mine. Gipsy lind sent to him nt the tavern had fully assured lilm that this woman was Mme. I'auvel. "You must bo mistaken," be said to Prosper. "No, innn--.lp.ir; no. Never could I mistake another for Madeleine Ab, you who heard what she said to me yesterday, answer ine. Was 1 to expect this infamous treachery? Ynu said to me then, 'Sbe loves you, sbe loves you!'" M. Verduret did not answer. He bad • first been stupefied by his mistake end was now nuking his bruin to discover thc cause of It, which wns soon dis* cerned by bis penetrating mind. "This is in,, secret discovered by : Nina." continued Prosper. "Madeleine, this pure and noble Madeleine, whom I believed to be ns Immaculate us un angel, is alone with ihis thief who baa even stolen ths ni bs bean, and l, trusting fool thai i was, made blm my best friend. I Confided to hlin llll my hopes und fears, ii nel bs was h.r lover! tit course they ridiculed my absurd de- voii.ui and stupid confidence!" "How do We know." sni.l M. V.-rdil- i.i. "ihnt Mile. Madeleine Im bare on her own account? Did we not come to iiu* .■.inclusion tlmt sh.* was sacrificing lerself for tba hem ni of soi net Thai superior wii: wblcb compelled ber to your dismissal m iy have brought aboul tins step tonli lit" That wblcb eolncld. ■ with our secret wishes is always eagerly welcomed. This supposition, apparently Improba ble, nppeal.'.l to Pr..-p. i* "That might In* the time," ho snld. "Who knows'.-" "1 would 1000 know." said M. Ver Buret "if I could tee them together III that room." Prosper thought n moment "Will you promise me, i si.*ur, to tell ms the exact truth—all that ynn tee and bear, DO matter how painful il may be for met' "I swear II, upon mv word of honor." Then, wilh u strength of which n few minutes before bs would not bars believed himself PQSSOSSOd, Prosper raised the ladder and placed tin- inst round on his shoulder. "Mount," he said. M, Verduret rapidly ascended the ladder without even shaking It till Ills head wns on a level wilh the window. PrOSPST lin.l HSC Mil (oo well. Thole wns Madeleine at litis hour of tho night ..Ion.! wilh Raoul de Lag.us. lbs stiii mors ber wraps, ghe was Standing In the middle of the room, talking with grent animation. Ber attitude, her lo'.i,, ber gestures, betrayed Indignant scorn. Raoul was sealed on ii chair by tba Hn-, stirring up the COSll with t pnlr of tongs. Every now inul then bs would shrug his shoulders, like a mini resigned to everything I.o heard and hnd n0 unswet except, "I cannot help It." .M. veraurei wonui winrngi" nnv. given the diamond ring he wore on his linger to be able to hear ten words of what wns snld. but the roaring wind completely drowned Iheir voices, nnd ho dared uot place his ear too close, for fear of being seen. "They nre evidently quarreling," he thought, "but lt Is not u lover's ijiiar rel." Madeleine continued talking, and It was by closely watching lhe face of Lagors, clearly revealed by tbe lamp on the mantel, that M, Verduret hoped to discover the meaning Of the scene. At times Lagors would siari and tremble in spile of ills apparent Indlffer* enee; then he would strike at the lire Willi tho tongs, doubtless giving vent to his rage at some reproach Uttered by Madeleine, Finally Madeleine, clasping her hands, knelt before lilm lie turned nway his head and rel used to answer save m monosyllables Several times she turned to leave, but each time returned, as If asking u I'avor nnd unable to go till she had obtained it At lust she seemed to have uttered something decisive, for Raoul suddenly rose nnd opened u desk near the lire place, from which he look a bundle of papers and banded them to her "lPm!" thought M, Verduret "Wbat does it meant Is it a compromising correspondence which she wants to re claim V" Madeleine took the papers, but did not appeal satisfied, sin* again en (real.-.I hun to give licr soiuelliing else Raoul refused, and Ihen she threw the papers on the (aide The papers seen, ed to puzzle M. Verduret. "1 certainly nm not mistaken. Those papers—red, green und yellow—are pawnbrokers' tickets." Madeleine turned them over, ns If looking for some particular ones She took three, which she put in her pock et, pushing the others aside She wns evidently preparing to take ber u.* parture, for she suld a few words to Raoul. who took up the lamp us if lo light the way. There wns nothing more for M. Verdure! to see li,* pure fully descended the ladder.muttering to blmselfl "Pawnbrokers' tickets.' What InfamOUS mystery lies ill (he bottom of all this?" The tirst thing be did was to remove tlie ladder, Raoul, escort Ing Madeleine, might take It Int.. big head (o look around the garden, nud If he did so the bidder might attract hig attention. M. Verdure! nnd Prosper hastily laid It on tbe ground i!,.*ii concealed themselves among tbe trees, whence they could watcb nt once Ibe front door and tbe outer gate. At the same time Madeleine and Rnoul sppeared In the doorway Raoul get the lump on tl.e bottom step nnd offered his hand to the girl, but she refused It with haughty contempt This did not seem to move or surprise I Raoul. He simply answered by nn ' Ironical gesture which Implied, "As ; you please." Up followed her to thp gate. Wblcb he opened and closed nfter ber; then he hurried buck lo the house. while Madeleine's carriage drove nip idly away. "Now. monsieur." snld Prosper, "you must tell me what you saw I'o.tloin ber. you promised me tl.e truth no matter what It might I.e. Speak; I can bear It." "Von will only have Joy to bear, my friend. Within n month vou will bit terly regret your suspicions »f tonight ; You will blush to think tln-t nm evei imagined Mil**. Madeleine t" be imi* mnie with ii man like Lagon " i'h.- drive beck was siii-nt und seemed Interminably Ioi.lv Prosper tried to draw bit strange companion Into conversation, but ns be r 'Ived nothing but moiiosiUnities iii reply he held his peace for the r.*-i of ll.e Journey. lie wns again beginning to feel iiri tilted Bt tin* absolute empire exercised over him by Ihis innn. On ihoir arrival at the city M, v.t dun I snld: "You will s.*e ms nt your room nl-uiit ihis lim,* tomorrow night Perhaps I shall discover what I inn seeking ut the .lainliiliers' ball." Prosper was dumb with astonish- I ment. Whnt: Would m. Verduret think of appearing al s ball given i.y the wealthiest and most fashionable bankers nt the capital? This accounted for his sending i*> tbs costnmer. "Then you are invited'-" he nsk.-d. The expressive eyes Of M. Verduret danced wltli iimiiseiiieiit. "Not yet," be snid. "but I shall be." Oh. Uu* Inconsistency of the human ll.c ALFRED PLEAU. Pe-ru-na Strengthens the Entire System. Mr. Alfred Pleau, an expert machinist, IT.'l St. John Street, Qiifbeo City, Canada, writes: "Two years ago. nn accident neccs- Bitatad my confinement lor several weeks. The good health 1 hnd enjoyed whs slipping away nnd there developed s complication of disenses. My physician laid my case wns one of general debility. "Among ths mnny ailments which developed was a serious attack of ca- taiiii, which annoyed ms considerably aiui kepi uu* nwnke whole nights. "I decided to give Peruna a trial and soon tumid it acting as a wonderful tonic to my system. The catarrh grew lest severe and shortly afterward disappeared, as did also the various other maladies. "I attribute my prompt relief and ultimate cure entirely t.. the use of Parana and gladly recommend it." IS IT BECOMING? To-,1 Women Slimlltl Al>l>'> '" HiTiy Arllel.- of Cl.itl.l.'Bj "Heaven help Ibe woman «'bo lull ka ll doesn'l matter «linl sbe wear is not only ruin, but Idiotic." la ii..* cry of a contributor to tbe London Ud es1 field. This writer dilates be ab surdity of any woman fancying she can afford to be Indepeude ■' her * clothes or Unit -men ""never kno-n what a woman has on," whatever tliej may say to the contrary. "There is UO doubt," as she uekUOVt I edges, "thai men nre genuinely sincere in making Ibis assertion ami really ilu believe in their own llldlffei -0 I" such paltry accessories lo fembilue I charms ns inils and ehlffoiig. Bul every * w..uian knows in her boarl lhe great pari clothes piny in her life, and a i I * as men persist in fulling in I IV6 0 ■•'willi well dressed women it is uselei • fur tbem to proclaim the relative, uu Importance of such mutters. "A well dressed woman need not necessarily be expensively dresged at any rate, from the male poinl of view," sagaciously continues the author, "and where women iiinl.t* Iheir inislal.e is In assuming ih.it It is enough for clothes to be merely beautiful or merely smart The really i Ital question I .r every woman lu refereuco to every hat, gown, cat or fur the buyt Is or ought to be, is ii becoming?' **l.iiv, imi i. for a woman musl ol wnys in* mora or less a ipiestlou of ap pea ranee, nnd none is so (rood or to beautiful or so Intellectual thai she can afford to he dowdy. Tin* an of dressing and of making tbe mosl of her ..wu appearance, far from being n i tu of supreme feminine foHy, .is mnny people would bave us believe, is in reality •one of the most Important arts n wo man can master, The really foolish woman Is the one wbo neglects her iippcai'iiuce. who Is too 11 *.. or loo conceited to take any trouble with her cloilics and uli.t thinks il ilo.'s noi mailer vv li.it sh,* wears." Mis. McKay of ioronto Junction has been riven a verdicl for $10,000 damages against the Wabash railway at St. Thomas husband. for the death of BABY'S FRIEND. 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The accompanying cut of a thun iio-.*i i> presented as one of the most convenient nrraugeiuents thai ,.,.'. he devised. Tho whole closel maj have a door or a curtain to shut li In from ilie outside, bul p ohably tbe mosl al tractive and eonvenlenl plan would be .i dainty curtain gliding on a brass rod and . ovei in. ouly tbe frouts uf tlm O? ;*> \ new boat foi the department .. I canals -.--ill be buill in orough ilii- winter, and will be next lesson, li i- stated, on the i rent canal. — LT^u.f!' ■**,. - \ " -Jr* '■■ f s' ■ ' " ^ r / - -J mr .. .**" V — i •- ■ ■ .-vi* >tv -jj^ V tltlpa. Tin* Orel iblp h .- brougbl from Egypt to Oi .* : i |..in.ms in 1480 lt. c. Tbs Oral dou ile decked iblp was built i.y Tyriani :-.. B I sl.n, lit*;. Pew natloni :. re i ii ted sinning to the dignity of n rel gloua ceremony, -in the Koran tl It u i meutlou of shaving ai all. let the M .h iiiiine.inns shaved their beads In tbs tame manner ns llie Ilii. Two Yeart Abed.-VKnr clitht rean I t-nff.rnl hm ti.. ..nn cvsr dii! »ith rheum- H.i-iti for .-*" v.-«r*i I la. in iM-di could ii. . -,. inn. h nt tmi my** if A friend re- i ummtadtd Huulli Am.*. :■ un ltli<Mi.natlo Cure. After .hri*** done I could nil up. 'Jo day I an. a. itrn.ig a. rvrr I wae" Mrt .Iihn .link. 217 CliutoD «trefl. Tur mind.' Prosper «as loriuenli'il by the „nt„ 2 most serious preoccupations. He looked sadly around i.is chamber mul hi he thought of m. Verdurefi projected pleeeure st ths ball exclaimed! "Ab, how fortunate be is! Tomorrow be will have lhe privilege of s.i u.g Madeleine In her costume of uiulil of honor." .To in. continui i "... In I'uropr. Peanuts groa in large tManUtlss oa (he mutinies! coatl ut Africa, J.ul ure known then* as ground uuu. Tbey are dug up i.y tin* n.it.ves nmi bartered i.iih iiu- European traders r..r m.-r cluiii.il.-.*, tobacco, etc . nf many plaSOS on the Qsmbla rner and nflerwuiil shipped in stesmer leads to European ports, prindpSlly lo Marseilles. A Pttre.s nnd a Carpenter. Lad) Amii.r it, ol ll■ tni - England, i- very -killiui tn uli kin. ornamental wi • Iwork, and i- s member ol ths Carpi. pan] - Minard't Liniment Cures Burns, etc. Can .. in cattle trade St ■ hi ad . to-day 700,000 cattle, hoi i and sheep ara I i red. Thr Moal An ful \..l,lr,,i 'Hie most uwriii accident la history was the fail of n Roman amphitheater lu the time of Tib.*rius. l-*if(y ibou- s.iBd people were crushed. I.ipton i- sure i*. race f... Ann"I. . cup iii nm- || the di deration made l>*. S... i.i in. ii in New Y..ik. FREE Mada In Cauda and Said ky all ■Mf Or uf iltle Thlt ooun-yn la (rood for ona t«h nam (tOo ) Tn*. Bottla uf tha cala bra tad Dr. Leonhardt's Anti-Pill a tqst en. toy buill-,*.io... Blllott- lit-... |,y»|,,rpll», CiiinUpiili.ni und a.! ■iluj-i... arUInf 11.-. ■ f.-.u. Mt. Uiil fr,*.. I'» pit, in p.rltMnr. un rtoalet uf mm* nel .aArn. l,il In , In n*minp,l no*! . fr.tr h.[Hi... on-totlM Hnn ant -.-on (• TIIEWIUONFYI.E CO., Ut.Iu-I. Mi|irt rails, Onl. Tbe lllr.l*. Silt I «■*••. I l . .. A eurious bird tragedy 11 told about In the London I cl,| A mnn found ii yellow hammer dead in his ynni ut lha loot ol" a wall The bird hud flown against It wilh such force as to be siiuincd. Nol only that, but the upper mandible bad i n henl back, nnd In ti..* straightening oul ti..- iharp point huh driven down through the lower 'jlll nnd locked. Hum dooming the bird to denth by stnlliitloli. The mnn si-nt ll.e bead lo the field, A good many similar nccldeats have been recorded, bin i mi.s it I *.*, in h ll heavier bird, Whots weight mada tbe springing ..r tbe bill A is-"".i many ..r tba blrdi were found in a starved condition, sbowtng lhal tbey died linucriiijf deaths frnm "ant of (00d. Ilirds that lly SgSlOSl ibe lighthouses havs the skull bonss eroabed nnd du* Initantly, but oihert me stunned only, Dear Mother Your little onn ire comltnl ct. m Fill ind Winln WMlh«r. ' Tht/ will • •tl, ,',l.|.- Da you know. «boul SMIoh'i t -0,1*1 nn I -hnn Curr, lh* f.unM. lomiL.4n.'. v.* I nl it (iai done lm io nuny r iMIaa. I to h« the only reliable ramody for all diMMtat of tlie air paiaage*. in children. ll u aliwiliiti-ly liarmleu and pleaianl la i lake. Ilii|uaianteadlocunoiyoiit money ii returned. Tht price it 25c. per bottle, aad all dealer, in medicine toll ],, ' iSHILOH Thia nmmiy alioulj be in eirary houtfhold. - e^W-firry .-_ \~_ \m^ IIIM.V. IIINA .I...SKT. ..pen ibelvcs Tbe lop shelf bss glass doors i" shut ll In, sines en this shelf arc placed lhe dishes least commonly used Tbe open sbelres bare different .heights to accommodate all slses nnd sbapi.-, of dishes. I..,- two email draw era sre line I and are r*n- table tlleer, napkins in their rings, ste Tbe lame drawers contain laundered table linen. if tin- whoi,. ,,|h.h,s im,, ii„. kitchen ona tide and Into ths dining room on tu.* oiher. wiiii draweri pulling both ways, it w ill be found slfll tin,: - ven lea tt A Ten Table * i in pn t, I m, „,, A woman wboae afternoon i.n is ni.' ways terred witb .•\.,piioii.,f dalbtl- iiess has iu addition to ber ten table s tiny banging cupboard in wblrii the tea table furnishings sre kept, This '-up board, «iii.*ii matches the jai.i.* n-eir. is ill mlasl ui -|\ It* nn.| is riirnl-li,..| iiiiii glsss doora Behind these tbe iini.- cups, saueen and otber series ar.- kepi tree "f tbs dusl d win. ii is so often r, mi,- ,„, *j,a |a.s, liilfiitliuiisl bn tablea 'Hn* |Hjs»es«|oii« srs safer, loo, less subject t>. sccbl. ul from the brusliin*,. „r „„ ,,„..,, ,H skirt or lbs i ,.r tbs household pet Across tbs table lies .. preiij runner embroidered in mt nourean style on wbkh Is placed tin* beaUngap* paratua, ele, trl. 1.1 j tha wsy. mui n„. kettle, nothing else, The little cup i."..r.l is neung where u will be a/ltbUi reel, of ll.e boateas' band as -i,,. ||ja t„ pour ihe beverage, the cups being reached for one by one ns needed - Philadelphia I'i* IIU Lemon. 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At sll srocin Ilia Onlcr. "Waiter, bring ms soms Iodoform soup, ii germ proof si.uk uml Some nterlllsed potnluet " »yei, ^.ih Wbst'll ynu have to lirink. tab?" •■I guess I'll have ii cap Of antiseptic lea. And. by Ihi- way, tell tbi bnl'- i p to liv me a Hi lei Ine cocktail fur ppetlser." n,>!,!>>'« i:-.|,ii,tiii.i(in. t'eacber (tterulyj Wbat were you IK nl, Robei: 1 Bobbj i watn't laugbtn', imi'mu. My complexion puckered, Hint's all. '»."« iiim. Mrs. Hon*lng-lmngliniilon! What It Imagination? Mr. Boreing it is timi (scnlty, my deur, which makes men believe thut nu.rrluge li bliss.-Judge. REDUCE YOUR INSURANCE METALLIC ROOFING C? LIMITED TORONTO &WINNI PEG HEWS01 AMHERST, This brand on a suit or piece of tweed guarantees PLRS WOOL. „ Womanly Weakness i« promptly relieved !>y Dcrcham't Pills. 'I Irry tint i lad Speeisl di- rrctii.ni (•, lemslet with each box. Depression, lick hesdsche, !.a,k- sche, pslenett and nervoutneti all disappear aitcr using Beechams Pills Sold Ever) -Alice, lu boxes 23 ienl-,. ^YET^ No doubt you'll n-^ i a fw TOWER'S tlSH BRAND SUITor SUCKER ' Iili, «flV .1. Mjltt no mimki, — it', the kind Itobtn-foadfy ' .rtuble In Ih* I ,.!.,i •n..n.. Mads la HI ,. k ,., Vei. WW Uirillltr.uliMiWkll. to keep the'fekt stngly war»,-^ no matter bow old llie weather. Elmira felt Shoes Stole „ i:,,|, 'Bow on earth did you got into thi> awful state?" "" "Don'l tell Un- rullrond nuUiorlttei ma'Hiu, but I came ou a I; iignt ,U11J; •rir.i. He ltd In r '.. ■ ..Itnr; "I'.v.i*. t*.-i * * ,, 11» ltd In . lo Hint ltd lm Minard's Liniment Relieves Neunhri. Thr ««.,,*. u„|„ Tht Waist ..I a a lt|l both in natural hlslor* sllgbtness. No In* I * ...nne. tion between tho thorn abdomen. Fireplace In a Pew. In t'.e sneleni | . ,*... toaforooke Noi s-*.*n an old f.ui...y n» \. n » ft-,. Olac-t. Gold CufF Links, $5. ' Beginning at J 4 T i Hall has a vast array ot solid gold CufF Links made by the store's own stillc smiths. Notable value is fcmJ in our $5.50 ^irof Ilk Gold, dumb » bell shac** for monogram, and a slogue pages ihov*. i ...y oihers. Articles are seni i - t free, of course. />»*0 m. m r.*':.... . J .- - wn. ... t.tr .' . ...ft ... ..'t9 i-..n tratrd .mtm Ufmi A^OVJi^Tlutul For Northwest Winter Wear there is no other Undo wear like Stanfield's UnahrinKable Underwear W'irm enoygh to defy '•'■' tatxe\ severe T)li//uni yet not too heavy foi comfort. Ma.Je in all weights and •-i/cs lor all climates ami figures. » Inskl an having M.inllrlilV After Labor, Recrcalioi Travel li Iht Acmt ol Htcnation. When \,,i| llliv.l ti in* ll" besl in equipment, ■ mloit, llll.I Hl.fety, l.ll.l umi the Canadian Northern Railway Kuciir but rate* thlt «r ' in sverj direction I Bouth ntl.l Weni. Make JTOUJ wnntn known to an) I ' inn ,\..iiliein ngelit, wh". «'" I... slml to (urnith the lulh-tt uilormatlon, or wiii** UEO. H. 8HAW, TrafT.c Msnaftor, Winnl(iet AA W N U No. 610 I H_9 l___________HP QiuhaUad BENEFITS THE WORLD. Blleans. that great gift *P Which Canada has received from her alitor colony across tbe Pacific, is being more and more keenly appro iated here- Th.. fact that Bileani are being looked up to as tht safest and surest and most perfect family medicine of tho day is duo to tht many dis tln-tiona existing between Bileani and eld fashioned medicinfB Bileani. oc.upy the forem.it place at a cure for biliouiness con-tlpatlon.piles, ,,*,.,■,'• nn<*ft. li.dlgett.on, hsadarhs, dlxtinass, aud all itomach m..i bowtl compls'nts- F.rst. B,lt»ns are purtly rsgetable. Thoy contain none of tho ra „,.r.l p> t,nsim»r tUf,ctlomsl.bismuth, etc ,)su.h at are found iu v,, 0i er pills- They ars ireptred from a formula altogether unique. an(t poi.es ng a strictly natural atfilon on the system. Th«y do not , nken or purgs- Thsy mit young ai.d old They promote digest on give tons to tht walls of tht st. much and boweli true up the tirad nerves and st m-i ate the l.v.-r Equally to tho honiswifs in tht home, th* duii'hter .ngaged in the o9c* or ttore, snd tht farmer. B.l an* sre an indis entable bron nve not sirs idy tried thii successfu m dicin* the piopritt.n want you to do so at tl sir expenss. Read ihe > oupon below. Sluggish Liver, Constipation and Indigestion Cured. I. . er rulea the b«tj Illteein rule llie llrar. *' A n ukkIkIi llrar in D} MM inl allot tod in.llgeaii<»..".aieMra Pr-antta Onto*, of Karl si. Klnstton(Ont i "I'. i dull and elee|iy, h-vl no rnnrgy whatever fur work. bu.I every now nn.l again . * aira.-k of blllou-neaa. Tin, food I hi* Mtntd to Iiu heavy ou in, itomaoh ,;,d it*.I tn* ih> |ooil 1 liarl wind and cramp- In ihf •,rat *Ii an.l bowtll from .!,>• , . pottng The lunetii At...■ waa an r,»,l tlmt in, bowtb ',.,' lo Im r ■ <-.' at n.\. le.-rtire All kinda of niailirlnea I tried, bat ..utlili g did mt- an, lit-tlny KUO,t untn I k"! H i-r-ana. I han navar loun-1 anything looij.ial tlir.-n f„r tootUprUlon,ttvtr ».-ti troublea. Thar aoon bagan Ui tin BM a"--<l and in Iht ami cured ine. .ii t,: .1 I trot Ilka-a dnTeiei.t woman. 1 a... blight tad it.et, ant In tptriti, not iln 11 i.d ilaap) aa I naad m ba I ba.a goi my ene. a* j and ailmly t... . , „„,: ,,, r. all un aiinianla have yielded lo Bllaatu.** LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B. C. BIUANS ART A CfRTAIN (IHI n R ' 1 »*»ei''.n butting ia Um h*mtt, .1 i em .r twtunt MMtn.-a lm W tmbtllo-n. film, ulctm, nm it.ntlm, pimfilM, l*d Uettli *rui>t on*, ■ riiatt|i»tl(>ei. ft-n-tue 4.1m*i.la ai. I || Iner a-■! .Mere (Mi-UirtaUt from dl -It it* e a- * #i,*s a >. . • i-^n rv«tpt tut prk-w |«**ti*>M] from tl.e Mil-aut ■ ne Hteetei, Toronto. Hii tola* for -fl.Jai. FREE0 S-..1 tl.l. c.*i|->ii and a ti- * ...1 ••am,, to lha lldatao ■ ni. "I T. .mnlo. at oaca ..r a Mutt baa ul ■total I -oa'l n. ae u.ia. W. N. U No. 610 Proof Potitivt. , , boa '." \"i. km.-* ttorh ilmt brought us I • mv .lent. I ji.t-t fi-i-* \ II all's lit un.* l'..n.| . ll ne I'.ll Tbs • i - tin" substance which grediauta end makes up That nf I'nrimli*'•- • li :- so compound, i ss • i. moisture, and tbey i ml., iti.y liititinli' Willi theii strength Mans I to keep ti.. in finii. sd Had in powders, wbleb ■ ■ 1., th,- teate I'at labia I'lll- iii>- SO pi'- • | arc agreeable to the Bnydei took awes MO.- : ..li.nt in mi.- load from William eieratort, ths re* • .• Thunder bay. Tin* .il. KtAO.WNi. and lbs $100 REWARD $100. Ttai ..f Hale i .i -r will ba ,.l~—I to lea™ tMia**. ie. -a., eaee*ree4*d dieeaaathelertewee MteNea . ■- enr. ira all Ua eta«e«, aa* tbat 1, •x it I . . i alarrh 't ra la tba owl, prallLa araiNl ...,.■ »,i,i r,au.,«it,. Ha.arrb *».i, ... waa. a,aaa»^. t^ti im a uraaiii» .**•! ita.,-, .mt H. . I ata.Tti lit" la Uka* la. a... - . ,,*-..,, ..n ,L» ..!.». aat taotroaa •r*.* '* , amaa ibarab, iSm,,.., .aa »ha f.'ual laaa^it, ^„. tKl, |IIIM %rm pat,ant a,,an«.b 77 . *, t "a .,►»,.,",i,,.oa aai. aarfat'aa aa»*'» ;• >, *. . . u. a'vi'"..™ i«"r v !•• *> . • i-a.r. ibal I. a, o»a, Caa B* a "" li- tm ■„, .^, ,^» lhat ,t la.la to <ora t-awa a..«.lta* ■ ,, ,1, •*""• r J < IISSIT « Co. Tolado. a •all b, i. „ Ma ■*«•. r— ta ■ turn I, r.lla for *■»•**,pallo-a. A Gorkv Fable. I... iVilm.i 1 tgeblatl in uu .. * on Gorky's poverty, ani*- "Gorkj unl Mu.i.nm* Am li* ■*.•«« tailed undei tin- I...* \lr ,,!.| Mr Pl -ilk",. II.• im- t - proud '* accept tin* iin- ,. m.i tlmt .in- offered Inm. nn.l ,u.nih lived in Nee Vrnk In pool '. t. II i ■ ir'i . i. * effort • ." ■* ni olutely nni.■uiun.ii.iiv,* lit. imil Mm, ■ besl i -ui ih-* ii. hhiIh Sl H iniiii.-i reaorl n,*... I!. lathlonable • .:-.i li\.*.| Wh. * i ■ \\ \. .. Vo.k Tribune \ General I svorita In every place where introduced Ur I ::-ll a ■ .in.ii. showing il.ui the sterling qualities which il po.-i-.--t- nn* val in*.I everywhere when they I- bnowu I* i- in k-- ii'inl ii-<* in Canada ...i*l *•'!..u ' ...ll'lli'- »- II I hold medi. ins and ths .i.n,nml i..r it each ><*ni tbowt iimi it i- a lavoriU wherever used SUCCESS IN DAIRYING. » ia the im.ii teek, n,a, c«OM |h, l'l.iiiii,.,, l.lltle It-uks In the dairy are the puiisc- of every (allure In the dairy. J In- man who ruins his huslucss hy Bonn- wild venture can justly iny ull tne blame to a spirit or gambling; He nai not ilm discus., called "get rich quick," which has been the ruin or thousands in this money made age and has nothing lo do will, il,,. IniKincss lie is regularly following. When It comes to a lifelong occupation like that of dairying wa must niako preparation for stopping iill the leaks wc cun and thus n.l.l to the profit of our work. 'rim trouble with most of us is thut ■"<■ overlook, don't see, tneso small leaks that make such u Iiii*(,'r total when added up at the end of the sou- sons work, ssys Home and Farm. To begin with, most uf our dairy men aro not equipped for detecting these leaks, lor Instance, one has often heard that hay cut when too old hns lost u cou- Slderable portion of Its feeding nutriment Unit is, wben the horses or cows cut it tbey do not gat us much benefit trom it as if it had been cut several dais sooner, Hut the farmer answers lt Is mucb bsrd.-r to euro It In n half rlpo stage, Willi risk or loss from ruin, and, aguln, If he sills It Inr gels more because it weighs more. This Hist excuse Is no excuse at ull, for without trouble you cannot nuike money, it is this dodging trouble thut keeps many. If not most, farmers |toor all their lives. If you hi..* to feed your bay on the furm, then iu order to get the greatest In- cine frum It you should have It lu tho very best condition, und tbo ouly way to do that Is to tak*- more trouble witb It, put It up In smaller cocks, so It will cure more rapidly, work u little harder nud faster to uvuld thc rain, and you mauy times save a great deal more money lu the outcome of the crop. Milk Ritally i„i,,.,,I. A dirty tin bucket will Injure the quality of tho milk und affect Injuriously the butter made from that milk, no matter how carefully thc work it done subscpicnlly. Do not let dirt get into it and keep It cold enough to make good butter, and then you huve mustered the situation. Oue thing about the milk room- have the floor on the grottnd und ma,le of cement, for you are sure to tpill mme or less milk or cream that will spoil and taint the air of the room, but If the floor is made of cemcut uud you Wipe It np before it dries uo dam SgS is doue If the Boor is Wood JoU cannot wipe or waab the oil out of the wood, though painting it will help. If you have been in the habit of marketing your butter In long rolls or packed lu jars or cans, you will be astonished koiv much better lt will sell If you rauie It into pretty prints wrapped In parchment pa|t,*r. It will on on average sell for ' cents more n pound tnd sell faster If made to suit tbe fancy of the buyer. Tbe grocer likes to handle pretty looking puts aud will recommend lt before a better article, for he knows bow lady buyers judge ly the looks ot things rather than the taste. Bave your own stamp, so that those who like the butter will kuow how to tell It when Ihey conic for more; then It looks us if you were ready to guarantee the article and were therefore euro it was good. Tht Giddy Proltttor. i .. I....* Bowlby, >.l Ibe ' . Washington, has bsen I'.*-i.lent Boooevell lo itioa .. Dee ~ l"t ap* . n.i In•litem.nl in tl..' .mi- .. i.rat yeai eedel :' v^ ' I lit, uml «lt» ill : im participation in i. beginning with Ihs . I.itcull ..cross tl..* meet ,'*11 '• '. ik Tribune Minitd • 'iniment lor talc everywhere. '.in* Hkngit, nl I'l'il I ii ..riven iisluue .*n inn.I const ulllilli a . where the Vaknde uned Ciipi Boas nml I i • .|...wii,..| Calat ■tttotl I ■■>. twanty yaara and curat) In ' 'I'H. in-one .lann-a. of •ara | have been a mar Wir*-|„. Whlaprra. ('lr" "-'" .lust linnslnc. Hlrsm! 'it lusi told me that thlt ii'M 1 Tl„ 1 ranch cabinet hes decided t.* . -!.*. tin* property ami revenues of tin- rebellious ch rgj <"i Dec n I! . ui Curs i- a . (nr tin* removal "( .'"in- snd «nii- \\.* havt i. d of ii* lailini to remove even tin- worel kind The Oeneral conference ..f Um i i.t, American Methodisi . :i. lorbidd. n ii- clergy lo marry divorced I" '- Pale, I, ki] * hildrsn ihould " * Moth. • •'- I •' \\ ,.im- ,,i. . r. ol Hn* 1 ipal ,,, ..*. riu hiWrei ami ihould i„ , ip. ;i, i . ni 'i..' tysteni, Ins I.n I ..ut and with- ■ ... .in- Prince ll.-. Will In* lltlll.nl l.\ .!■■•> ..It'll,.- I deral I ■ I •'"'" pany , ml large buildings I during the yeai IW •' \ -.m.ll IMI. I".i Powerful Thej lhal i'.H i il" I'""" '' ■ ' duW -"I" Panneleea Vegetable 1'.!!- I" «•■ k""-' " ™ „ inii,* aoii.1.. among pnu "h"' >■ l,„*ks in si/.* ii maket up In potencj The remedies lhal 11 carriet i"'i ,„, ,„ these .-...i.n dote*, because Uie; „,,. so powerful Hint onlj smnll *i • „,,. required. Th.* lull itrengtb ql the ,,xl,.,. tred in Ihis nni" aim .h, nu n mui. ii. tidy aan.taw. siuuhiis were " r..-i.i**"=«'''«- lhe Bgypl • * "'"' aa»m tne worn by women , *.isi inni ine inni uut among Hie i.u.i" . ls "" *• ui .•i.iniiitinl.-nilnn with her ri.-br.-ws. The| "• "' """' -- "''"'!'" ""'r "h" ' woi r what the conver- of ti„. blgbetl rank, for we reed ..r tw ' Mr Windfall Humph! L„„,|„ls w ■■ "»" W ^ .„""•■■•*.... i. is niktiig the other If which n besuUful *toeeo bsbltusny ■"largo is on siraigbii L-0re when sbs was at borne, Gray's Syrup Red Spruce Gum For Coughs and Colds. SPORT IN AMERICA. Ttto . I..HI1H* Thai .ins Coaaa Slae* I Ills War ll,-.„,*.*,. tho Sl-atea. lief ore tbe civil win* we Americans bad few outdoor pastimes. There wat some fox bunting in thc south, some shooting lu the north. There was considerable fishing, very little angling. Tenuis and golf were unknown to us. (roquet wus decorously played. Driving uud riding were restricted to tho few who could afford the time and expense. One or two cricket elevens i struggled for existence. 'Ihere were no bicycles, no motors, of course, only au uiisunl velocipede or two. Kxtreme 1 youth "flew kites," played marbles and whipped tops. Among their elders, however, there was a mincing, artlfl- | . iai attitude toward nil outdoor sport which found Its fullest expression lu a quadrille, at croquet or n seutimeutul . sailing expedition under the calmest of skies. However, even Ihen we bad yachtsmen-nuturully corollary of our superb commercial navy—and we bad good horses nud were braiding better onet, and we I.y Inheritance were a nation I of men who bundled a rllle properly. War cams nn.l left us witb itt im- in.-iise uccuiniibitloii of good and evil, uud it seemed then tbut out of sheer : weariness of silliness und trouble the gerui of tbe old pluy spirit, so loug dormant, awoke amouj,' us to save us from ourselves. Sunlight Soap . <■* $5,000 £*#£:» Stflpt aho p,.,,M thai unli|ht Snap caaiaina any ml.it.m,, chamioala or aay furm (ifaa-ultaratioo. is equally good with hard or soft water. If you use Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way (follow directions) you need not boil nor rub your clothes, and yet you will get better results than with boiling and hard rubbing in the old-fashioned way. As Sunlight Soap contains no injurious chemicals and is perfectly pure, the most delicate fabrics and dainiy silks and laces may be washed without the slightest injury. Lovar Co,h.r. Limit-ad, Toronto Your money refunded by iht dialer from whom you boy iunlighi Soap if you find any cm« for complaint. ■J* Itrtti.tiiiiK'* Pren-wl, Grammar. It is not generally known that Hubert ISrowuIng was the author of u French grammar, it appears thut even the lute Dr. Ganielt, whose kuowledge of literature wus encyclopedic, hud not beurd of this early venture of tiie poet's. His surprise wat therefore greut wheu a reference to the work lu question by browning himself was poiuted out to blm. it occurs on page IUXI ot the first volume of Browning's letters to his wife. "Thus in more than one of the reviews and magazines that laughed my I'urucelsus' to scorn ten years ago-in tbe same column often of these reviews—would follow a most laudatory notice of un elementary French book, ou a new plan, which I 'did' for my old French master and be publllbed lt—'that wat really s useful work.'" . onld Trll It Aaotbrr Way. Many years ago .... old uud Well to do farmer In western New York bad something ot a reputation us a litigant. He had il pec-ullur twist about hit mouth wben be talked, due to some muscular affection, which gave a striking effect (o bis utterances, lilt uld i.i*.nb.1.1is tell or a trip that be made to see bis lawyers ou u certulu occasion when he had made up bis mmil to bave a lawsuit. He sat dowu with his I lawyer nn I laid out his case before him at length. The lawyer suid, "Well, | ou tbat statement you haven't any r rase." Tbe old man hitched bis trou- * sers nervously, twitched his face and | hastily replied, "Well. 1 can tell It another way." FIND OF INDIAN RELICS. Skiletona and Necklicei In t Mound at Port Colborne. A itaff at men, under W. C. P. Phil- lips, assistant curator of the Provincial Museum, Toronto, have been excavating the flag stalT mound at Humber- , stone Cluh. Port Colborne, and were greatly surprised to disc iver one of the richest finds of Indian rWlcs on record there. Tha mound contained nine tkele. tons, numerous bracelets, necklaces of \ beads, tomuhawks, pipes, a copper kel- ; tie and three earthen pots. The relics j will be tent to the Provincial Museum | at Toronto for permanent exhibition. When the ateel Hag p ile was being erected about fifteen years ago many Indian bones were turned out in the excavation, and arrow heads were found ln the pathway leading from the epo*. to the lake thore. Among (lie relics the most valutble were the three ear.h- em vessels. Th.se are shaped much like Ihn Jardinieres of to-day. They are about seven Inches in dlamtttr and about the same depth, and the ornamental design Is a simple one. Two of Hi,* pott were chipped, but the other one Is peiVect. it Is supposed that the vessels were used to hold water, as they are too soft to have been used over fires. One of the pipes ls perfect, but the olher Is broken. The copper brace- lets encircled lhe wrist bones and the nt-cklaces the neck bones. Thr skeletons wt-re n>it placed In any order and Weet about four feet rro.u the aurfare. Mr. Phillips will continue his Investigation through lhe stealer pail of lhe mound. He Waa IlruirKed. An ambulance surgeon had a curious experience tbs other night. He was summoned to a police station to examine uu unconscious prisoner. The prisoner, very nnnlily uml disheveled, lay on lha floor of ihe cell rooms. The physician l»*u( over and examined him und then, rising, said iu a loud stern voice: "This man's condition Is not due to drink. He has been drugged." A policeman turned pale and said ln a timid, hesitating voice: "I'ln afraid jer right, sir. I drugged bim all the way from Carney's suioou, a mutter ..r u hundred yards or more." —Argonaut. Zam-Buk Wins Workers' Praise. Marvellous Cure ul Burnt. The Proniahle row. Always have Uie l.i.ru and fastenings arranged so Hint the COW will be com- fortable, as the comfortable cow is the profitable 00W, Feeding Milk Cattle Root crops cost more to produce than corn ensilage, but ure more convenient r,.r n small herd. The cows like carrots best ami do not tire of rations of roots if mixed with carrots, says a t-iiiiisylvauia farmer in Amerlcau Cultivator. I ...„i. That Talal Milk. Thc fer-d should be good and free from aromatic substances. If these aromatic foods arc used they should bo employed according to those methods which will not cuuse odors or Ilu- ...rs In the milk. Look lo Ike Paalare. The all round foci for milk cows Is grass. Therefore look well to the pastures und tee tbat their quality It Improved. sni.l. ike . ••«.'a Needa. Bach Individual In the herd should be -nidii-d aud given thc care that she re.|iiiu*s for best production, says ia rm Journal Iho sisters stood tide by tide In a bard. One required bulky, light food to . nuse her to do be." best. Thc other lequlred more concentrated food with less bulk. No herd of cows can ever be really profitable uoleea they receive Just this careful attention. Ortad ih* Ba? ••* eto»»r. Alfalfa menl Is a ttaudard commodity 00 the feed murket, yet I tee but little in print us to the results of feed- lug It. but the few dairymen, tuyt L. W. I.lghly I" NiiHomil Stockman, I heard speaking ubout the experience Ihey had With It teemed very favorable. A prominent Pennsylvania dairyman a few days ngo told me ho It about puttliiK I" grinding machinery that will handle Hn* timothy and mixed bay and reduce then to n fine ground, crushed condition. Who ever tried this practically 1 Is Umre nny available In- formation lo the experiment station re- portsl 1 would not like to commit my- Mir but It seemt to mc theoretically that we could do the rougher part of the chetvlng cheaper with gasoline -ir alcohol power than with cow power. It l,ns been amply demonstrated that reeding the cow estlly dlgetted feed isvct feed- II.. tlr.-nl Cocker. Glancing through a pile of ancient copy liooks ainl letter writers, one dimly realizes what .in awful thing it u^ed to be to compose and put upon paper a thoroughly correct epistle, lt was uot nu affair to be lightly taken in band any more Ihun matrimony. N'o, not even if one tad learned p.-nniau- ship from tbe Immortal Cocker himself In his house lu "Paul's Churchyard, betwixt the Signes of the Sugar-1.onf and the Nak.-d Hoy and Shears." Cocker's funic rests on his arithmetic; uow obsolete, bnt the worthy man, besides being a ready reckoner, was also a mighty penman. Doubtless many a seventeenth century youth toiled nlong with Inky lingers under his direction. Hearken to what thc master says to lilm: "Let not your breast lie on the desk you write on or your nose on the paper, l.ut sit in ns majestical a l>osturo as you can. With practice you may do brave things."—London Mail. lirraur 1 .*,,«ll> of •>..„.ruera. "The English sentence grows shorter and shorter," says nu essayist. "Spencer, Sir Th. is Mo.re, Lyle nnd Sydney used sentences of the avcrngo of li rty live words. N'owa.luys the sentences of the average Journalist nre ouly fifteen words long. Bucon Introduced the short sentence. At a time when everybody else wns using tlfty words be took to twenty two. Praise be to Bacon. Macaulay used u very short sentence. Its average length wilt twenty three words. Dickens' averng. was twenty eight. 'Puii-kerny's wat thirty-one. Mallhew Arnold's sentencet nn* loug. but beautifully balanced, They are thirty set rs Henry James' nre longer and. though Inlrl cntc, arc well worth puzzling out, for In ouch of them a wonderful inclining Is concealed. Tbey srs thirty nlners Kipling's sentences are twenty-oners (Its.rge Moore's nre twenty-fourers am1 II l-. U'ella- .ro t-went.-tbi Zain-I'.iik has been culled "the work' •.'.- friend" because it brings such lelief mul healing to workers who -offer fiom cub,, hums, bruises or any skin injury or diseuse. Mr. All. .1 Clark, ol Cavendish street, London, (Ont.), tells how Zam-Buk cured him of severe hums He lays I not my bands very severely burned with lime. The burnt were so deep that aa 1 plied my shovel the blood .dually ran down the handle. The I suffered you may «,*11 im- iiiiii.■ I tried several different kinds if salves but the burn.- were too -• v- ■re lm these preparations i" heal. I obtained a supply ol Zam-Buk and the very first application gH\e me saae. Thia pleased ms, you may guess, bul as 1 applied the halm each day 1 was more and more pleeaed with ih" effect. The pain was re- lieved completely. "1 had often beard of Zam-Buk but thought before 1 tried it thnt it rat -iniilar to the ordihary salves ...ii -.*.* advertised. In S very .-holt tunc Zam-Buk healed my wounds completely, and my hands actually [ell better — the muscles more tirm nel the skin in hotter condition than before 1 was burned." Not only for burns, bui toi l uta, bruises, sprains, etc., Zam-Buk is tin- besl und surest cure. It alto caret ■.•7CII1H. ulcere, sbs pastes, ringworm, boils, eruptions, poisoned wounds. .*liii|i|tc.| rn cracke.i hands. OOld 101*08, chilblains, bad leg, piles, etc. All Iruggiata sell at 50c a l.ox. ..i poet free Irom tin- Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, •ii receipt of price. 6 boxes for J2.50. Manitoba Was-first settled in 1-11 by li'. Scotch settlers under Lord Selkirk. "Thouihl It maant daath aura " Mra. .lame- M.Kim. of Iniiiin ul.*. Ont. saya of her nineis. miraculous cure from bean lis.■!.-<■ by I.r Arnew's Cure for the Heart I n-l1 I began taking thia remedy I ,t.-rnin*.I of my life. I had htart fall- on- and i-.rr.Mnt proatratioti. * One doaa gave me gufck relief and one bottle oured me. Thr .iitTiTing- of yeara ware dlapel* led like ...agn* 3 Iron In Iht tit.ily. There ure iibpUl 100 cains of iron |U u„. ii, Inn* ilii I" i.i. und yd so I, ,, ,,..MI| ii ihi. cMi'i'tllnily small I nuillffltj Iftrtl 11" ,! hdinjllou ir< all.-uil- sd wuh rorj lerletw results, l-iiatlali 1V..I.H..B nln«a. ii is iiiii general j known tbat i>y I an it.t of Hi-* i'*"-'*1' - perllanient pass- e i |„ is.-,.-, it Is enacted lhat all w.-d- Iding ring* ■"-1'*1 '"' "' tthDitti gold, ••„, ena.iii ehiR Intended more to ...,*„,, ti,.- iiinouni of gold duMes than lo protect Um I'Uhlle from Imitations. Stakliio- Over a Cloth toll. If you are making over an old cloth suit n..thing freshens II up more than to reaponge it and I horoughly press it, !>>> not of course attempt to sponge nny mud.' up garment or treat It in the same way Hint you would the uncut inai.-rial, but to renovate an old skirt thoroughly and make it over it is best I to rip It apart lu every seam and then thoroughly cleanse and respunge. To . ; do this saturate n piece of muslin In warm water, Ihen roll up the muslin und the cloth together and allow them to remain for several hours. The .lamp musllu should be placed on the wrong side of the miit.-rl.il. - DODDS '; KIDNEY W. PILLS li,, nut let a cold r-.'iii >>"" lungs Resort i" Bfekle'i Anti-Con- lumptivs Byrup at the Brsl intimation ..f Irritation in ths throat and prevent disease (loin lodging m the |*ul- nionaiy oigaiis Neglected Dolds SIS il nuse of untold suffering throughout lhe country, all of Which could Imve been prevented I.y ths application ..f thia timpla bul powerful medicine, The price. *r. cents, brings it within the reach of nil. A Town i Year Old. A Utile over a yeur ago there was no such place as (forth Battleford, but tn the West towns grow so rapidly that In lit Inst Issue The North Battltford N'ewe Is able to look back In* a a iiue- wiiat "lirst settler" fashion and tell of the progress that hns i.cen made— '■wiih thia issue of Ths News wa oniiiiii'iici* i. new year, and In so doing we are ltd to rellcci upon llie progress of thc town dm ing the last tWtlVt months, and als . upon th.* progress of The News during thut time. When The News was lirst published I he town was practically in tiabryo, only a few business houses und dwellings btlng .llher ere.led or cnmm.ni'.il SI net lhat thnn tiie town has attained wonderful pro- gesa an.l has grown I., the sir..* and dignity of .. town si.cli us In man.,* pans of the Dominion ll hat taken years to pro.li Although al ihe present Ilmt -building ll not su brisk, st 111 the progress continues, anil It Is nxpecltsl now thai we have secured Incorporation iiiiii progr-SSI Will contlilUS and be.even more marked. Tht possibilities for tho future of n.i*- town *.rc unlimited, and we do nol think we art exaggerating In predicting that In len years lime North Hniu.'f.rd will lu.v,* attained ihe size nnd dignity of a. huge and progressive city.' ***-**-*-.. _, W N U No. 610 We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT - the best : — ■datthias Foley. Oil City, Out foseph Bnow, Norway, Me. 'liarles Whooten, Mulgrave. N,S Etev It O, Armstrong, Mulgrave. N S -i,*rn* Landry, sr . rokemouche, N B. Thomas Wesson, Sheffield, X II. A modern weapon In Ihe battle lor health If diaeaae haa takeu yutir olte- del of health, the eiuniach. and la turtur lag you with ludlgeiilou, dyapepala and nervuue prostration. South Amerlcaa Ner* : vine ia the weapon to drive the enemy from hie etrunghold "at the polut uf lha iiaei.iiri. trench by trench. Uut iwlfl and mui. It alwaya wiue. <t Clly Nolare. We hope It is true, as reported, that the sntlnotte move it Is making headway In other cities, it certainly U imi doing Hint iu Chicago, In this town tin* notion always has ohtulucd thai noise is Indispensable Ij activity nnd that lhe noisiest man must necessarily le the most active one. It Is going to take a long time to eradiedte this fallacy. Iu the meantime the Interior o( lhe loop is about ns restful a pirn i* a- a great battlefield. Il Is n per- fecl hell *.f nobwa, moat or tbem absolutely wanton nnd unnecessary -Cb. t-agu Chronicle. War ..f llte Kulurr, It cannol be long before ihe torpedo controlled and ulrected limn a ,i.-|...i ship becomes un actual factor in modern warfare. The advantages of such nn arrangement are so obvious that progress lo lbl« direction will be watch* ed with tin- greatest IntoreaL A machine made war, governed as all wars inc. simply by th" t-piestinn of cost. Is a consummation devoutly to lie wished. —Lnglneering Timet IN A DEADLY DECLINE. Manitoba Is ss large ss Bngland and Scotland. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. The New York supreme court knocked out seventy-three Hearst ticket candidal.- because nominating petitions had been iUegallj prepared. Mill,*.- of western and northern Min- neeota are experiencing hard tunes letting wheat to grind. They have wheat bought, but tnough perhaps only two hundred milet away, are ..n- i hie to get it. Some of them have flour sold for certain delivery, and , iiiinot get wheat to make* it from -•Inny millers are greatly incensed. : li.l a te« threaten t,. bring -Hit rg-tinsl the (ir.*at Northern Railroad ,or damages. Railroads sre n** doubt I.'ing their utmost to move wheat. I.nt taking int.. account urgency liansportauon >*f live ttock eaatward nnd the general trallic is enormous they are seemingly overwhelmed with 'raffle.-From the Northwestern Miller. Itch. Mangt, Prairie Scratches and evtry form of conttgiout Itch on human or animals curtd in 30 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. In the Designer for Xoveinlier is t.. i.e found, iii addition to the many designs for winter apparel lor ladies and young folks, n special article "For Thoaa Who Wear Mourning": another on Riding Habits" and still a third on "Fashionable Fura"; all beautifully illustrated "Tin- Outdoor Baby in Winter'' will please not only the mothers l.ut the children, ami "Leather Treatment for the Library" offers novel Suggestions for the u.-e of the pyrographlc needle. There nie three capital Thanksgiving ston,.-. and some excellent bits of Thanksgiving \.*i-.* Lesson- in sewing, milliiieiy. lace-work, etnb lery and knitting an- given, and there aie tw,. pages filled with designs i.n home-made Christinas gifts. "Faahiona and Fab- i lea," "Faahionable Frivolities," "Toil- sl Tabic Chat,""Etiquette Hint.-".in.l "Floriculture Talks" are among tin* many other good things supplied I.y authentic specialty writers, while the departments edited bj The Designs) readers "What Women are Doing," "Helps Along the Way," ami tin- "Mothers' Advisory ciui." are fairly tingling wilh lively personal nit,n-' Saved Just in Time by Dr. Williams' Pink Pilb. "Before my daughter Lena l*-gan inking ll. William* I'mk Pills she looked i>* like ii corpse thun u Ine girl," tayi Mi- Geo A. tfylss, ol South W Islee, Ont Her blood -petii^.l u- though it had all turned to walel Then -lie l,.-taii to have bed -ifllr with her heart At the les r excitement hei heart Would bt-at -•* rapidly at lo almost smother ber. Bhe grew very thin, and had no ap- petite, and what little food she did cal did not seem to nourish her. She was l.eate.l by one of the best doctors in tliis part oi the country, yet sbs was daily glowing worse and her heart got so bad that we were afraid •bat she would die She slept but verj little, and would frequently i. wake with n start and -.cm linn- wi .uld jump right up in bed. These -tints it..uld alway... bring on a bad -pell an I leave her weak aud ex- hausted Wa had almost given up all I ops ..i t*v.*i wslng her well again. when we decided t" try Ur. Williams I ink I'llls. After taking a couple of boxes -he began to sleep better nt night, and color began to return to ler lip- I'i.un that on she kept I light on gaining Mid after taking fight Ih.x 1 the pill- sle* was again ui good health. Sin* i- now lilifcn years ol age. the picture of health, snd since beginning the pills has -..lined about forty, pounds in weight. Only those who saw her when ill can 1 eppreeiste the mar*««lloui change Dr. Williams' l*ntk i'llls have brought aboul in her condition. I believe that had it not been for the pills she would be in her grave to-day, and it U with feelings of deep gratitude that I write you in the hope that it may I enetit some other sufferer " And Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can do just as much for the weak, ailing, I ale-fiii'eil young woman who is slip- I ing from iiiiaiiiiin mtii a deadly de- .line. Dr Williams' Pink Pills actually make new blood. In that way ' they .strike straight at the root of all common diseases like an- semia, hen.laches and backache-, heart palpitation, indigestion, neur- a'gia rheumatism and the secret ailments and irragnlartiiet of girls and women. Sold hy nil dealers in medicine or by mail nt .Ml cents il box or six boxes'foi 19.50 irom the Dr. William- Medicine Co., Brockviils, Out. The savings deposits in Canada amount to $.jik..>ssi,iksi. or -film per head. Bunlighl Soap is better than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. Buy Sunlight Soap and follow directions. I With a capital of iti.0011 .(Km, the Trans Alssks" fllherla Railway oom- pan) ha- ben in.-orp..rated. The company will construct a railway be* tween Alaska and Siberia, with ii tunnel Underneath the Behrmg straits. HOW A PHYSICIAN PROVES By Analysis of tho Urlno that Chronic Kldnoy Disease Is Positively Cured by Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. The Gaao oi Capt, Smith is unusually in! r.ling becattae it proves nb-l trlutely I.y analysis of the urine thntl Dr. Chase's Kiiliu-y-i.iver i'llls cured him of kidney disease. The doctor himsell could scarcely believe il until lie had made the second analysis nnd pronounced the c.g.tniu a well num. Capt. Win. Smith is a veteran of lh,* Ciiineiin war. living at Uevel- . t.>U<*. B.O., and caincd Ins Illli* in the, British army. Hs reported his in n letter us follows: "I can testify to the benefit derived from Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. r.» years I was'a sufferer fiom kidney disease, anil could get no relief for it. The doctor cxnmiiie.l me and nn- alysed my urine and told ms l hnd chronic dlssass of the kidneys As Ins medicine did me no good I bought a box of Dr. Chase's Kidney- | iver Pills nnd was benefitted so. much thnt I kept on taking them until I can say I nm perfectly cured. 1 fold th.* doctor thnt I wns cured, hut he wuuld uut believe ine until he examined my urine again. Allot doing so he stilted that I had n<> truce of kidney disease left. 1 have recommended Dr Chase's Medicines tn many people." Should it nol be Miivenient foi you to have n physician analyze the urine you can make thi- tost yourself!— Put mint urint in a bottlt or tumbltr and Itt it stand for twenty-four hours; if there it a ttdimtnt in tht bottom at tht tnd oi that tlmt, or if it it ditcolortd, milky, cloudy or ttringy your kidntyt art out of ordtr and not doing their work properly. Dr, Chess's Kidney-Liver Pills, ono pill a dose, -J.r> cents a box, nt all dealers or Kdmanson, Bates A Co., Toronto. * ■ *• -l~~ *"•-"■ L&isra.;-*-, XtM »L A* Ht AU M-tNlNfc It M-tlttf at Tint: L-iktCflr. »»n PuhllMifS 1,0.., htigtuon tni ■ inai Uakt«verr?h.n«d*T Vae R-tienr d.-we u.t onl't I, I re Ml I rta-aou- * alhlo-'.r the.ii>...tont ol tariMpotiaeiuun- pirwe-v4 lu lu eun.une All locals will be t-btr-t-ed »l tbt >•»•« or li a.nu |W. line, lira. l.iMrti.ti..M<J 10 -wrvi pr. - Illir-Kuril tutiM-gui-il IKU.'Uuu. Ttrmtot rraJltltnt-Atid iirer aSvcrtUti-f will hr mt .le l.imwH .... ani'i.. J.l"" al unite 1 eoOjCrnjttail tH.no A vcur. Iti nflv.it.n. .'I' ,."C* NOTICK. Pedro Mineral Claim, sitliulf hi he Trj.i! L ake Mining diviiion of West .Kootenay Dintr c*. Where located: On Si/Utii Fori of Onnyou Creek. • Take notice lhal I, Pft*d. C, Ell iott. F. M. C Ko. I'MUM, acfing ae ngenf for tlma (irsc-e Wi-t-ifull aduiniutrutiii uf the estate nf -John W. Wee fall, deceased /'. M 0. No. B88091, J. M Miller, F M C. No B88I67, an J M. F. Obeet-nui F. M. C. No K881.53, iutenJ e-ix*.*. Ja)»from da:.r hereof, In spply !•• tbe Mining Reorder foraOertfl cat* v-* Improvements, 'for tl - ; u.- pose ol obtaining n Crt'-wi Gr*. t ul tbe rtlx.ro olaim. A"fni farther take notice thut ac Hon, i:r,iiir section 37,must hi ■• in • menccd bcfuie i!i» isauance of >oc.u ■ Certitiea'e of [mprovementa. Dated ibis lSth day October A D. lttW. FBB1> C. ELLIOT .NOTICE. A. K. rrn.-tion, Bill Boy. Florence ' Forbet Fraction, GI notes p. (iloosmi No. ? .Clootctp So. S.. Homa Run Luc JunbJ, independent, Kooit-nny So. 1 Kootenay No. 2., Kooten.vy So. S .Frae lion, Lsrdo. Horning Stir, May. I . No.I. May No. 2 , May No. 3, Mtv No - *. May No. 5 . Pilot Friction, Pilot, Reward Fraction, (tattler, Rattler No. 1., Cuioii Jack Mineral Cltiuit sit dated ill ihtlroal'Lako Mining division ol Writ Kootenay district. Where located:-On Six and Peren Mile ereeki tribntorijt ol ln» |jM|tl< Fork of Laroeau Creek. Tate Notice that I, Y. C. KHioll Free Minert' Cc-riiricate. No. It .IU! acting at tgent for Tho Reward Gold and Silver Mining Compan.*. Limited, NonTersonil Liability. Fre« Mintrt Certificate No. C83*:u4, iii < ttnd, mt; dayt from the dsle hereol toapply to the Mining Recorder foi • Ceiiitici'ct of Improvemenit, lor tli purpota ol ohiainins; Cronu Brants <> the above rliitni. And furthtr take notice (hit action under trction 37. mutt ue eoinn.rneie hetore the itsnsr.ee of snoh Cenificii' of Improvement!. Dated (hit 4th div .-[ O '. at-' ,ioe t ■'inTH-lT'-* f-|-',|-' "Ferguson Freighting and Packing ■Outfit. 9 ("ejus, la snl to in* poinl i. Good, prompt ee.iu Satisfactory, Legal Notices. i th- antttlii ■ leoral elaiii *•■■' *-«\ imiii i •■'.- fining divitiun ol »fi . Kootenai district. ... ,. j tvhsrelocsted: tin seven Mlleciee-t -Vulli 1'orl; *.( hart-mi , ti n ,N ">■''« I foi l-nv.! C.wa r. |. Hji.ri, l. . rl- S'i . I r it, 0 I -Ite Re Trout, Lake Livery Freighting Packing '■■■ 3 • , ! ..' * I r |«. in-.* . • Viet ' i.rl.i an.l .1,1 WO,', on 1 - S. DANEY, Prop. Ferguson. ■ v i i*:i> f-.r I ., i i rr. rn ir...i hii ' , . . -:..,.. Ill * lie ''<*' " . || II, .'.,". ... i" '■'' ''''"," ' the issuance ol Certificate .unit b ' nrovouien - Dated in ii 801 - dti ',.,.., a ..o. ... I SioJ.fe* at • rot il Aug., i 1000 LAKEVIEW HOTEL Grout Xafee 1 Heater I Supply 0o. TROUT LAKE* Ii C. ® @ Bar well Supplied with Liquors & Cigars inrge Cutiin.riel-le Bdtiliit; Eifeellent CiiiHine (tnd Attendaoce. %ti>. lly uaiiK Water supplied by i1 - Companv y. u sre assured '- lute purity, Government Am \ i ■ t.i baok up statements Hugh McPherson - - Supt. ROBT. MADDEN Prop. TROUT LAKE HOTEL Excellent Accommodation Best* Liquors And Very finest Cigars SS NOTICK. Notice ia hereby (liven, t' al 3l days from dati hereof I .in'.ei,d l- apply to the Chief Commisioncr ol Lends dt Work* (or a special !i- in.a, • 4i do vi-..: tin) ber from lbs following described lands: — Titnbrr claim N'<- 1. Commen* elnjj at s post piante.l on t'ie uor:i j «ido of Poplar creok, 30 feel from thecruen bank, about 8 milre f.< ni PopUr marked Ilemy M*gbQ>on'i H. E. corner poet; thence wrs' 8'i chains, thence nortii 80 chsine, thence eart 80 chuins, (heiice entill 80 chains b«c*k to point of o .rumen ■cement. I/-.catcd Nov 18th. JtWfl. •Henry Magnosoi, Ljcst'»r. £r>c Strand, Agent. No. 2. Commencing at a |<os' planted on the north ride of P. pUr Creek, SO feet fron. the crreV b^nk and H'ij initig No i po.it, about 8 miles from Poplitr, )mark>d Henry M«cnuson's N. K. earner {.on; thine, rout!.80 chiniK, thence -•cii- th 80chxii.s. theore ucsi 80 rh-iit,,* thco.ia north 80 cluiins, toei>o.* • est 80 cluiiur, bark lo point of rommeneemeut. Located Nov. 18ih 1906 Menry Magunson Lccsior Erio Strand Agen' John Simpson, Proprietor, WINDSOR HOTEL TROUT LAKE, m C Best Hotel hi Town, Eeailprlm for Mm aafi Couunerai li. ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS d. b. Mclennan, prop W. H. Jones, i Louse Printing. leal lim lots. Fine Job NELSON. B. C. wo:d vallance hard- vvahe co i'o. Hardware, Miueta' Bi plies, Stove nn.l Ilaii*;tr8. NELSON, B.C. Stavfte? (X Co. WHOLESALE DEALEKS in Butter, Ksur. Clio...**-. Prodace snd b'ruil Hourton Bk.Joiephine SI N.*l-.'.. B C. lt pays lo u».- Ihs I-1. | I • '"• 1 lengthy trip can often li * pnv. il • ,,i i ,-i-.-.;- . . uniii.ini' Btora . I Lake, P I nflic. .:•■ sl Ueatou, Cum- i I Arrow*I ': Lennoxville G. M. YUILL JEWELLER. I W'atch-repniring, etc. All work Uuaranteed. Trout,Lake City Transfer and Stage Line. L*rttf'^Vrti*WJ*Vt*^^W f> Ferguson I Trout Lake j Beaton 1 Mtl*t*$itJtr1lrW(*MW<'b) tf ^•n'-nt^Urltt,*. ^Jj Daily Stajrc wi'! I fi leave Pergtuon 7 a.m. | Trout L-\:t ,-t fl | r.en \ WOOD Y rrf in ccnr.c**.'.-*,. WWiX '■ l, . A. M. Craig Wm. Crawford. £31 13 Imperial Bank of Canada. H nd Office TOKON'IO. OM \Plii. E. MOBBS PROP Hotel, mmm ElBci, Trent Lale,B.0! Hotel and Ceneral Store FRATERNAL. QERRARD B C Lardeau Hotel Sandy Laughton Proprietor. w ill'.S flatting FefRnrTin you t\. "■•'•'. ata* hi tin. i.unl't:) j H"l.!. H"ri< Iht. visitor wil h.i g.irr..iiiiiif.| -nillt I.r mi* rotnf.irlii E.t'cll.'iit cuisine, arell v.-i.ulaieil nml nnrm rnninn, wt-H i-inckd bur. »n«l f-v. ryihing which, tt-. dw towards raakinu yonr iiiii a (i ;.-.lllt tlliil Illl'lnOt lll.l.- Oil*'. K.'.r I'. iii $1 .l.iy .i|ivr*trils. We Pinvn tu jiliaRC n.ir patrnns. FERGUSON. F. B. Wells REVELSTOKE, B C RAW FURS BOM CASH PRICES PAID. TU8CAN LODGE, N*. A F. A A M 3rd 'liinrt-ih'.v each in .1.ti>. 8 - * -• Urethren cerilisllf ii i ;i. Kor.) Ir-.l. gee. F.C Campball.W tl i rROUT I.AM' LODGE I. O.O.F N.I. 41 ju. lareieeUnasbeldtn *•, rriprij^ •r'-'m ^"* mAltX, .! • *_-*•< \r' •■ '^i~\~XT~~ .-racurJiully w.i,„.i,i* .op? ^^ ... J»cnt,«n.i. N il , r. V Shephtrd. *_e, CAPITAL HUTHOHIZtD S.OOO OOO CAPITAL PH.D .'P, ■•..S'.CtC, BtaT .1 42B.0C0 P I! nriLKIl Hon. ROBE Rt J AFFRAY ' BRANCHES n> lhe Provinces o( All-erta -. ... Uanltoba, Obtsrio »i.d Qui - A GKNIKAI. BANKIMQ BUSItJSSfl TRANSACTED SAVINGS DEPARTMENT reeelead s I la eedsthi) ciiirtil ..,,.* ' a. -n.iiit. IMtnn it crsdlt.Msasda-Mlaaieta ur Int , f mr worl i ,r aitani.nn [i,m lo eo'.'Mliona a-... Hlnlaa li.'..'« Review Job Dept. !'..r Hijth-Claas Work. - © K Barber Sbop Arro.vluM.I Dranc'i— l.l*. BAKER .1*1*1 r — ron a Good Shave i.r ll.iir-.ut P.BHrnS&CO * WiHlam'schnel., I 'iol.l or Silver... | Gold mnl Silver, Bilrerantl Leail. Copper 7<itc. (I 50 2 ," IJ 50 SHANNON. Issnver Trout Lake, li C. WHOLESALE AND BKTAIL Meat Merchants Deulersia .i!i kinda of Freah M, i.t TBOT.'T LAKE. B.C ri.i'.i a. i.n Hot and Cold Baths ■ n- - \i. irter, J a. ..a, . ■ A M. PINKIl \M HARVEY HcCARTER 5 PiNk'HHAM si.i.n ITOR-S, Kite, REVELSTOKE B. C Solid...rt lorlmpeHsl Hank nr.'-niaua. Imperial Barber Shop. 1 t r l..,t I I l.v. "rim ii n C. A chees: Tt OO! 1.4KI • in Hot, tne CcH Lull .3 ep-Xr- *»*. -_■• %t OOOO O OOO <V**«0 0»QO tm**7l l*£*> * ,.. XLhc IDotel JGcaton ... I BEATON. .w»l "' ' — i- K B.C VISITORS arrivinir »t Be»ion fth.- Ihrrihold nf the Lsrdesn) via Arrotrhend, will imil Uii-. Hotel lu bo fully eqnippeil (or hich-clH**-. ttarle. ICxeellei.t iieeommodatioo. a well • ppo-nt.rt and apneinn*. .liiiitiR hall. 7!,ohe.»t oi (VinSS,Spirits an.l CiK»r»- l'crrt&nitl supervision is given to lhe requirement! of patrons. Vjeitora i.i tba 1 n'dn.m run relv On comfort at thin hotel. IW. BOYD -:- -:- Prop \ Ves tta-qaot>00«>«»<»ia a.-~»*.--n.<i.«v«it.« osca-ta-r1 TROUT LAKE CITY No..3. Commfiio'ng at n rest planted ou tho ^north ride of i'oj,- Isr Creek, 600 feet from [the creek : ban.'i. and abi.iit 8 milos from Top- lar, Qkike 1 Henry M»gnu-'0»is N. W, coiner post; tbence east chsins Ibence s <nih £0 chains, ihen.-. Wesl 80 chains, tl sneo north *i0 chnins, back to point of ro.nnun- . cameo L Located Nor. 18th l&Ofll Herry Maenueoo, Lcuslor. Erie Strand, Agent. No'ioo is beroby given thai 60 . darn alter t'.»u firnt publiontloo of ■ this notice in tho B. C. Gazette; I ntend to aptly io the Hon, Chii I ComonJasioner of Lands and Works . tei a spticiiil Licence to cut md . cvtytmAy limber from tiio/olk.w-,1 th £0 ohains tbence eaet 8o"r*hali"e , log described Lands siluatcd In tbtnw^north 80 chains back lo \ ^art Kqotenay Dulrid. f poltit oi oommenceroont. t{Cr*ttW.I m nextfoliiini] j " Ue*Ul- Cct' Mth im- ' Chas Uanson locita J Nn. 1 Conimencinj; si a post piimto^ on iii" north aide of Rapid Crcok I/O!) feel trom (re.ik 2 miles from LarH . River maiki*.l Char. H.= n-*on> N* E corner pot.' j th«oce wes'SO^h'.ins, ihei.ceHO.i- to SOibs'ns tiirnci. Prf»l 80 ohnina tbrncQ nnrlh .^0 rbaii.s bocl; t>, place of comui* ncem. ni. No 3 Commencing ai n pot planlrd on the . ortii eide cf Ra, . Id^crot-k H'OO fo>'t from creek 'i ta lie from Lard. River marked Chss Hanson.. N Ji comer post) •hoors wo^t80cll^llns tlionod io i ih 80 ohaina tli-*-no.i o*n>t 80 c hjuh ! Ihenee north fcO ^chains beck to point of ,>,mi.)enp,*ii)ciit. No 3 Comnicnrlng at a post planted on the north side of Rapid ce-k 1000 Lot fiom creek ab. ut 4 miles from Lardo River mtirkod Obae Hansons N E cornor post tboooewe^t eOokaios thenco. sou K.tipolj horobygivou thai 80 daya after data, I Intend lu ?pply to thu If .n. Chief Oommlss nn-r or Lund*, and Works for a sr'0"'1'' Ha i'yi'60 lo cut nii'l nntrv sivny timber from t ho following described Innili uiiiiitc in West Koolenav di*,t*ic S- Nrt. 1. C'linmencing hI a poet p'lii.t.-.l on tho Kiinili-iaisl corner of li, Boston's prn omptinn, m»rke.l A.E Evun g Snuth-west crncr post thence north 100 o'ainc; thence enst 40 chn'nti; th.*n."- roijtli IRQ chii"!*: ihi.-nce went -10 chaina to I .int of co'nmenr-.emcnt. j Dated, December 12'h. 190ft. I -> I A. E. Evans. No. 2 I'ommBiicine «' - pout! planted on tho eat*,' line of Loen'-i ion No. 1. and marked A K. Ev ; an's Souih-ens' corner po«l! ihccne t north 1G0 chains, thenco cast 40 chains, thenon south 160ch>ins, bunco weat 40 chaina lo point ni commencement. D " ted, December 12th. 1306 A. I,. Evane. ■vHERE have been fortunes mndc I.y Judicious Invost- incut in Rer,| Estate, nnd in..re fnrlunea will h<- made than over t'i* n* xt two oi ihreo years, Tho ona ivli«. reaps n,.* bHrveal ia the or-gln.-ri Investor, for be has bis in c.*i ... a cariaintjp, Now Iel us point out to ynu tbat ih.-ie !•■ n*. n.-ii, i* spol .ii tho Cun. tin1''.' '*. ; UV Real Kelate than TROUT LAKE. Trout Lake Is lhe prettiest spot i'i ' I •* K'**..it nny-; as n pleasure " i'»rl it l.as iii, equal, H'>ntit>K •'n-l fishii:; may i <• Indulged m tin. yror round ; wliire big game in aliiitidauce it tn iho found nn ilm hl'ls. Dn cliiiiiii.- i» superb, tli.*rr* l. jug no i-r.-nf pxtretnea, It I" i"i' mi I in winter nnd c-o' In summer. I. can b. a-i uf some nf 'lv* fin.*-». hoti'la nnd ngidencN In lil'iliell ('..I.iiii.-a. ft- Jtl". ell run well Iii d "iii nnd gradi .1. There it" iw i t *..■. ! ni con eral store!, ami n glm .*. m tl..* ndvertifwinonte in fiil- j. in ii will show thill nil trades arc fairly well represented. Write with confidence tu A gen I a. •/ ' il / *• fntA "'-■■- "• Cl mm> t L H. McPherson Agent Trout Lake, B.C. Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. Make your selection at once. tab. I *• •a *• Then call on or witn to T has never had a ; h< om "—its groa 'I. has I. pn rv ndy. It i« tl s I., ad . f i *. v gallon, s - .1 the tern.li al i f the Lardo biam h nf He CP R. Ail ma It (.> the I si dean) I....I t„ Tr. m Lake. It i-. lha eon merrial <*.*n.ie < t Ibe rich'Bt mineral llatrict en ibe " ' in * i i. and Imr : n* 11>... t Hc« i-.v..!,.i by il.,. tinretial I'ank pl Cai ads , Orsl elaas bid owl ..." n i... .'a'., n uud. • lbs Hon - f 8 Sbai , i: a. , n .*.. d Wnll-l i.lv'. ,i ; . . • ti,it'll,I , flii-,- j ■"■ ii,.ii I', ti rt sittings; Methi dial 1 : ro| i] in .1 Anglican cboruLes and cottage lio*niiei, There sre valoable ranch laniFs on ihe outskirts awaiting set I ler*. Ite luml cr r*»oiirc« ■ are mngnifl ' i '■ ai -I n I: nd taw u ill will a 1 |.' i'.i of (Id. II) ft. per tiny 'S at t' e I end .1 Ibe lake. Tl .- mil cm Hilnliiiy nn.. |.r..\ing oul hipjiir i roducara every year, wilh i. w prospttti < pening uji uch kodles >.f ore. Tier.- »ili \,m a |,|g ,„*.!, ih's I '. fi if mn would know ii-nrc, wrile et oiho I.o .ill . i of th" agi-nie .it the addrcases i glow. il . F. B. Wells Ceneral Agent Revelstoke, B.O. iUiUiUiUUtM^^
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : [Publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1906-12-27 |
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Trout Lake (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
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. |
Identifier | Lardeau_Mining_Review-1906-12-27 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 19e3176e-a049-438d-8667-3879518b4c0b |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310286 |
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Longitude | -117.53889 |
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