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VOL.
TWO UT LAKE CITY, B.C., Jun* 14, 1006
No.
I'I'OI-FSSlONAl.
0 B N WILKIE, P L.S.,
Provincial 1 hi..1 Sm w j* r,
Mineral Claims Surveyed
ami Crown < Irani* llhtul. . I
•■»""'•" N'"K "•"!•::,. ir
(ltd M Hot urti-r. J t I Unci
A M rlN'Kll.lM
HAHVEY H-jMRTER 4 PSNKHHAM
HOlilClTOfiS, bti.
RtvfcLsTOKt ra c
■aUolni** lorlmparisl Dank nicauada,
Kl'h'l) 0, ELLIOTT,
BARRIKT1 R, KOTAKY
pl III,If. Kit'..
Trout Lake, 11. ('. and I .rguson
= JUsa?i!tfl *
Notice ll hereby givftil ||m| tv|||||||
i l*o n lli. from He ii.>i |i.n.lic.iiii,ii
ic i' "I In llie llibiah Cuinn.biH (.axeim
1 llll I to .i|.|*ly I" il..* 1
1 I,nt (Vimmlnloner nf Lands h.i.I
U..ika Im 11 aneclul llceiiHc lu cm and
imi iimii 1111, bur f. tl c full ihIdb
it. ►. rib. ti lands alliialoil in i en Kiwi
■ »a<
No I Coniniencii.t* m ■ |iosl i limit .1
' ll ll"- *Ulll|| tl ,,!,- |,| l,,.|,| | ;|k
i lu.lea Iron, i mul I tku in.
"A i. I in . . V north eaal. mm
Ibei 11 - nib -i. ebalns Ibei - .■
Ibence nortti im
In.ui
nni.k."I
. |H.at."
Wesl Ml
Iiiii .-. lllCIII
six I V
pply
' ' I'liuii . tu .in- ; lim ,,;
n "'ni
N't 2 ( .lull,ct,t ||,c nt .,
nu ilie sonlli sliure nl Trnul I. .k.-„i„,iii
H ii.ilia liuin li,, il l.il., i ni , ,,
"A t". I raid's north-emu cor. si
cat," il,ci.ee h,i,in Kii el in.-, Ibence
neal tin chains, thsties norlli MJ rlndim,
.iience m.i M) 11,.,i,a io ibe [mini til
i ouunci,,cii i. 1.11, I I, \ -1 11.
I„*i ii W, Abrshainaon, .,, i , i
l>ute.l Ai ril 17th, UK...
N r
iMi, In,
hereof in il
I iii. i.i t.
herein cd> n tl m niilib
t (rtiei tin* lii.t i lim
i* H.llisl i llluilll i , i.ii-..-!i«-
, apply io iln- Hon, Cl.lel
nlil ti **ili»r
old and ""liver
iltreranil l**)*d
upper
il.l'
| I ',n
(ft* a
2 ,u
I '"
11 .'in
« SHANNON, fcgwytr
Tioiit I..-.1.-. i: I
FH VTFKWL
'11 scan I.ODUE,
S . ::;.
A 1 ft A M
:trd 'II.iukIi'i ciui.
IIMII'I i.
t.ii.rning Hrethnui enrdlalh luvlletl.
l„rl,l.e.l. **.- I ' Camp *ll.WM
f) I.....1.I-I nl Lands snd Wot ki Im
n special liuenss lo Mil snd .....i awn,
limber I'tnii tin* f,,il..uine de,
Im 'I- ailuuled In VI esl Kootni m
Nn. I t','inln..ir.nc nt i, |"-i planted]
on tin t.t,i.iii -l.ttie of i inul l,.ikc alaau
'• ii.ilea l**nn ! out I.Ac I'ili, marked
" I ,\'i ah.,>.i*..ii'* north e -t •
ii,*.." ihenee south 80 .-Imi a, the
u, a| -■■, I .ui,- then, • ■ iiorll. - I eh .ins,,
llienc* seat HO chains t*. tie point ol
" "in n"....* ni.
Ne. 2. i itiiiineiicliit.' si ii i-i-. planted
until, Icrili al.ttte ,,('Irieit I .ike. ii'miit j
i.... miles from front I.akeCitr. marked
" \ tbrabauii ■ '- - • 111, .i*-*i **,*uei i
|Hta', ■ mIi Imi rlnriiis, ihe,.-,-
i a*' -In .'l.....**-llit't.f'e t-oulli IHUcI
tlience we,i in chains lolhe i I „l
colliliiciierllielit. A ABU AII ANtSOJt,
i„-t ii VV, ai. aliaftiauii, a*tint.
I.ate.l Ai til iril. 19 ■
Notice is berebv '.riven Hint
■ InI'm after date I intend to
to tbi Chief ('..11■.t,i.--i<>i.> r of I amis
iiii.I VV in ki- lor |. • ■ r.., i - -. * 111 In 11 it i -
iibase tin* i..linn ui'.* described landa
silimted .it (lei'i.ir.l, \\ t..l K.iiten-
ny I lists' n i. nn.I i»o in tt 11 neiug nl u
p..ft marked Leslie Hill's south-
weal Corner, tlience north '.! t
<'I.nin-. thence nast 21) cbaius,
ilicm-e -i.nib io Lardo riveriilM.nl
20 chains, ll.ei.oe along I.m.i,.
rival iil.i.ui 20 cbaii.s lu point ol
■ "nn.,. .icincut. in .1 con lai
aboul ID acts mure or li ■■-
I la ..I Kin. May, IU 'I
l.t.-t ii Ilu t
/^_3_K1__I Ciir.k
®l]QVr\W'B
fe'a'i_a_Bsces^-S__K__a
Ginger Ale
Ginger Beer
Ironbrew
S3rcan3r;ila
Cream Soda
Le m o r* a d _
Champagne Cldcr
C!ub Soda Wate:
Liih'a Mineral Water
tl.eii.'.' innib lo cbaina, tlience
east 100 cii.iinri. to tbe p.tin*, nl
i oniiiicnceiii i -
I, i. alcd May 28th, 1906.
<) VV. tt brnhnmson, locator.
pi i.tnd nl.i
Be.itoi ar.ipi
milt h fi om
ut one
in run
Troul
n.i
La I* i
ii,ml, ol
lib..II' .".
um iked
Triune Mine Stockholders
M:(St Dacids.
11 VV, A I. nb i m-"i '• south-west
ii VV. ,\ lii:,1 iniii-.nl*, locator, corner poet, tliencenortlr80cbains,
No x Commencing nl n posl tbe i»t 80 chains, thence sou'li
p'linit .1 nlniu 80 chains ivci t from
a post in.uk"! i). VV. Abraham*
Hon'a noi th "• i-t corner pn i, and
nl o ll I in'le-' from Ibe bend of
Troul I iki 6.i lhe south snore, of
lake in .. in iif I 11 KV. A l.ii.b.ini-
SOli'« lini'liit ..st corner pOSt, ill.-lie
mi iiiii - i . ..niii-, then
ciui in.-. , • • i' i it; 80 efutin.?,
ibence ensl 96 • liaina lo the poinl
. f colt.I..en.•'in.nl.
I...cnt.-(i Mav -Mli, 1908.
I). \\. Abrabamaon, locator.
No, '.I Co'mn.onciiiK at a i*n.-t
P anted about one and a b if miles
80 chain*; thonce wesl 8 ' chains t*>
i nini nf commencement,
I ..id June .".ib, 190(1.
0 \V. Abrahamson, laealor.
oi i.ocai Interest
A large crowd nl mill man wire
up from Gerrard this week.
l'l-teus'iii's proxraui for Dominion l>ny ni I be announced nest
week,
TU'.ri
Nollce i. Iierel.t f.,'
mni.tl.a from lli. ti"t iHiblicaiioi
, .lie linn*I, I ubi.nl c. '■ iselle I
[,AtCI l.i'l'i'K l.i.-l'-l iuieicl '" ai 1. '■■ il"- H "" ' luel i .m
sn || miaa ■ ...nl. snd t-orka I". ■
, ,,, I -, , ■ , | ie, • .. • i
llr(iirtii ic" u> a> I
I l.int.il nb ni! one mil
1; ston wagon road, m.d about
wesl B' •'! miles fmai Trout Lako, marked
<i. \V. Ab in,.1 i- - - ill:i easl
corner post, thence north 81
ehains, tbSnee west 80 ebains
thence south .*tn chains, thence
..i-t 80 chains to tl.e point of
commencement.
Located June 5th, 1906 .
nill l'"ei_u.-it|i mi Hi r-t .- tie i.f N 0. W. All rub inn-, .ii, locator,,
Kurk of Lardeau creek and marked I No ll Commencing al .. post
<i. VV, AbrAbumson's nnrlh east planted about one and a quarter
corner post, t|ence south 80 chains miles north ol Beaton wagon r..n.i
ti,.ii.e ue-t HO cbnii.-.. tn,-ti.*■ north jiinil about one and a quarter
_ii chains, ibence east 80 cbaina to miles from Trout Like marked
lhe |Hiint of commencement. O. W. Abrahamaon's south-essl
I.,,en.-.I May '.".lib, 1906 (corner post, thence iinrlii 80
i) W Abrahamson, locator chains, tlience »ist KO cb ins,
No. in Commencing -i a p--t thence south 80 eh.in-, tlience
planted abonl one and a half miles eaal 80 chains to tbe point of com-
,,' lci_ii-'.n on the weal side ol me i.emaut.
North i ork ol LardeaU creek and Located June Itb, 1906.
marked O W* Abrahamson'a ji>uth 0. W. Abrahamsou. loo'lor
treat corner poht, thence north 80 N„tice ia hereby given tbat two
ehAtins, n.ci'.e -aest 80 chains _ (hg flfterdate I intend tc make
,l!''"''" -nplic-iii,.,, to >be Hon. Chief
There i- a poss l.ility of tin*
Triune mine r.-ni.t,nin-_ idle tin-
summer unless the stockholders
en tn il.c companv's assistauce al
.,,.,. We ,I,',,,•. mean U> infer . ,',""|,f Johnson brought near
ll, . sre in straitened circura- ',"' •»»««'• :""1 hai» "' fr<"
mr -: ,,., lhe , r.rv, a Un ««»««» d«Htlg the Week.
Commencing nt a poat following will bI iw: rhe Triuni A cur nf are his baen shipped
north oi mine ia f.tlly paid for, ae is also fr<i*n the 5-Mile and 9-Mile dumpa
- if qxoel cut timber near by \V'a||ler and Thoinpson,
tl..* mine, Crown grants . , , , , .. -, ,
been secured. Tbe trouble with , p« Stt«d»y. July l»t be local
C. W. McCroasan is v ,.*lj ,-■ I u'!" "f ll,a ''l.O.I-. will hold a
to the satisfaction ol the company
and ns e en ihing
woi k ii iih i
,\|' ni.iri il Service at the cemetery,
in aha'pe to The fine residence nnd two lota
work" with the exoepti i ,,* p.., ,,, .,,„ belonging to II. M,
n small indebtedness of $9. ifl, il Carter are to'r aale. A snap. Apply
in in.a that unl-s- tie in 11 v ia al in J .1 Vhcrton
i i i .. . i .. . i_..i.f.. i i .
'■:^
chains,
the point
then
i'.-- in r ■ f Lauds ami Works
n -|i,-,"il license ii
We regret to lenrn of the death
of Mi-s Alex noli i, daughter ol Q.
X Alexander ol tha Silver Cup
mine. <kir sympathies are ex-
•30.
Billy McLean says if you drink
Thorpe's Ginger Ale you'll never
Thorpe (ib Co.
^rlflim. £i. €.
Notice- I. hereby given ihatwitb-
l"l ll -p'-eru iii-eitt- cm i.ii'i ) ------- .
carry awav timlmr from the fob erationa.and theaami vearemoller
,-rii. d lands situated retumaamounted ki#IO,000. lhe
, , „i ., mi ,-:,•,,.„ tier.id on ib.- fmelter retorns bi ce thenareaa
- : IVout I..-.... W Koot- IW3' *»' Wl; .l"l
,-. ,v ' intrict, i immenciug at a *
pi, I lllll {. 'I l.*'s|ie Ilill'.S soiltll
■
-i c, ■ nlniu i .- (-
i_M_. ** ,';.','.. '.-•'.";," I in two motiihelrom the fiist-pub-
k^ '■**-^5l\; .,.-.-» "i-i"' a. • ; i,„,i, ,i!„n*i i i-i i'.-; !-.- iie.'i'i.ii. hereof in the" British Col-
Vjy^T'.;. ftJWaSH.25 , .' f£j ™>*» <**%. i i...e»d... app.y
. **-* ll.ll, , '"""' ' ' l1"' -rl.'I,. 1.1
.. .. -_n..\ ii ; I' m •«i..-i'ii*i'i. *"'' Uke i.-.-,* I "<l. W. n,u'. I mds nml Works fur -i ml
PJBwns&Co
\VllOl>.'Ml.:. Al.l* MTAII*.
Meat
Merchants
|i.a,l,r»iii all kMila oC Kre-b Slu.l
TROUT I.AKF. It
F. B. Wells
KKVKL8T0KE, B C
RAW FURS
BOUGHT
CA5H PRICKS l^l^-
I,, lhe In,n. I li. I l fn* ntt-r ioiier nf
i 111.Is nml \\ 01 k- for -peel*.
-• - lo out and carry awa\
lilnber Irom the followil H dl
lu-.l lands situated iu Wc.-t K....I-
e 11 ill'
Hall, . ' I ll*"l
laake, ie.C' ..'.*'
Illirlll-I'll't I •ne. I"-
■
noi lli - ■ . * -
lo lhe point ni coi rut.
,\., • i ■ i n 'jt-.i.' I
al-.nl eai net i'....i i ..f the I.n.-kv 11
t trail. al»*n
inarkel '* O. W ■ ■ ' no.
*,., ,,., :' '■"• |,"i "' '"•'" '"
,.I,„,„. - , ,i out, ihenee lie south side nod about oi .- mile
ti..r.ii a*. * l.il.-. ii'*-.'.*' ii*-i 80 chain* from shore, marked (». W Abra-
'•llre|-in' ...e... 11,1 II,-. ,|,'s |,, ir ! li -I'll - I collier |"-t.
1 I'llllll . . —
,1 i, ri i'n.,1 , ,,f tt.- I.m-k- I N.,,1 ,' mui' nimt nt n !'"-l
'"it -"-, n '- *■" !' - ' t ,;,,,-',"', :*1„,if. ,„i,■ ■ ,. ! a b.ttf miles
i» vv "i.i a not ill J' . . . . ,
.mei post, in nee weal '"
ii . • mn i i 160 chains,
ih. nee eaal I'1 chain*;, ibence si.ulii
In p int "t CO nu ei.t't -
loll dull
ment ii.ii. ii M. v 1 Ith 1
... - ii. iln.i.
(per A Higgai A_* nl |
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
irail, ui".,' !'- ...it. *t-t "I ''""t
lal,.-, msrke-1 " 0 W tbrahanwiu'a
It rt.. enn.'i i" st." tlience
IIU rlialna. Ibei es north W ehains,
ihenee •••-' I " • ham*, il enoai aouih 10
cbaina, to the MOIIII "' i on ."• . * .in**iil.
i. tl. l.l: VIIAM-.iN,
l.atr-.l A r.l 17th. 1 ■•*'
cbaina west, thence 80 i
north. Ihi nee >*" chains cast to
poinl cf commencement-
Located Muy 28tb, in 6.
t». VV. Abrabniii8on, loctjlor
.1 t' Kady. :.-■ '
No •_*. ( ommencing at a i" t
planted about hi ilea from
,\.i'c a hereby givn that two Trout Ijike :u<\ sIhiuI bun-
montbaafter dale! inlemlio make dred nnd HI j rai .- nm h of !;••■
,,,ilc:,t,ii I., fie il .-I I'b.-i p.-;,(,,n r,,.,,,. i ,,;,,,i 0. VV. Abrii*
.- ii'sab-m refill ndaai'd Works |,ami ith-west comer ;■■■■
i, r a r-pcti,! license lo oul and ibei r.», tlienec
c rn awe*, 'im-'cr U in the I 120cbaius, Ibvuee « - iOi
,1 Units .0 .Hied on '
, n-i 80 chains t.
llicll.-em* lit.
Located -May 29th, 1906.
i. \i i bi shamson, locator
\u 11 ( ,nm,,en ting -it u
, Ian led aboul o e and n ball miles
from e'ergutjon ... the »ect h tu
of ib- N. rtn Pork ol L.ii.lt ..ti
.•reek :i d m.uk I <>. VV. Abra*
hamson's s,.utti * . -I corn -. po.l
: i .-i c ru. *.'! chains, the. .-• ea»i
80 .linii t tl.,.ic south SU chain
. *fi -; v,i chains t" tbe puini
..I c,,ii,in.-.ic. menl
Luc tied Mat 29th, l!_6
... VV. A bra 11 'iii-oii. locatoi
No 12 < • lltllienelll 4 Sl ll |„ -•
planted ubi'iit lj miles from I ei -
uiis.iii on the west bank of the W'e are pleased to see the Kelson
North Fork of Larueau creek, and Sens lake up the matter ol better
marked O. VV.Abrahamson'anorth reiuuncHitioi. to l'o«imisrer8, Ii
,\,.-t collier P/'st. thence foutb , |ias i.,H-n ii,.. I„,:t.l of lie* |»es.'tll
s.i .1, .in-, tin nee ensl 80 chaii -.-
thenc • north 8 ' cii ii .-. tb nee
n. -• -.. , hains lu i oint ol coj>*
iiiencemi nt
Located May 29tb, 1906.
i. \\ A bnihamson, locator j
Vi, 18 Cnmrooncing al s p *-t
plante 1 about -* miles from Per j
i-uso.i on tbe wer-i -iii*- ol t e north .
fork ol Lardeau .-;.<■ . nnd ab. ill
40 chains west ul s | ml pl ml d
in,ir tin* nest bank *.f tbe - d
. .in.! in irk il (i VV. A irnham
11 * ■(-• loaned hy the staekln
mining operations iiaunot b re
Hiiiucl. lni.- i- ini ii to b. deplored, a- with ri -•■ ison'a ii.-
tbu* buildings nud tunnels »iii ■■
suffer Irom tl.e ooneequeni i lend«*" lo the bere,*V8d l,:lrent-
The company has excellent cabina Serviee at Fergnaon on Sunday
bunk houses roads io I I ducted by Rev. I). B. Scott, at
libit is in*.!*• in tfie Triune they 3 |M11 *j_v< [>, t\, Scott,will
have ri rich ore prod l|.reach at Camborne at 11 'a.m.,
In 19C0 .1 lease was securt Ion Beatou^t 3 p-tn, and Comaplix at
tlm Triune by the lade Bros, and 7 3^
■iniii * Ini- ..pc.'iii 1- ,1 i"-i profit
ol |22,0 <i re,n ted. In 1901 the
.01 mrs, Ferguson I'ros, mined
... _ Ui , &loi „u( .,,»-.„i.il...' oanuonedoff the
In 1902 the preset own. "'" /l*««ny McLean aa**a if jrou
M . „. I Silver Milt- dr-.k Lurl. m. .Vr., , vou U never
cut and j ing Co. of Lardeau, B.C., . ■ 1 op - ' » ''"" '"«^ -r ""* J^keJ-
What at first sight appeared
•o be a bouse Boating down tbo
bike turned out lu ba the office
building ol tbe tana liau Pa
H in ber Co being towed «n tbo
.tar.e I*. Geiraid—a novel ei^bt.
A verv p'eaaant dance was held
at the ball Inst Saturday night,
which waa well attended. VV.
Thomas and J. Kadv looked after
the arranj. 1 - The muaio
11- sup.lied by a mammoth Aui-
L'overnm.'nt tbat the Postal De-
par nn in Im- -.I'liin .-i surplus for
n niiiiila'rof years, bul as the Sows
points out, tl.it BlirplUS bus been
used for the extent, on "i the service. We be ieve in tho better
menl of the present service aa well
ns the extension, a .1 believe tlmt
a more jus: remuneration to employes and post-..nsters would resu t in such, Wl..[ necomm .datum en the 'ii' i ' eX| t from .1
.■nan whorec**ivi*a.for handling Ihi
.,,'.- initial post, marked O. V\ .-,,,..,j| for 8(HJ days iu tbe year the
.iiiiuiliccni sum ' f from if.'.n lof300
Abraban.sou'a B.tuth w. -1 c. nu r
pint, iii north 81 chains
il, ui • 80 .-I. -ii■-. ib* nee
WcSt
colu
mn th
is hereby it.ven ll
ti - sfierdaie I Inla I lo »i i-'1 '
ii.w 'nn da ."-i1
I || go . Vie* 'rm and ■' oul U rei
mil s fr 10 Uerrerd
,i « p.,.i inarkod I.--lie IMI ■
■ , ,*1, ii, .1 i- *rner I'i'-t. ibeiiee
„.i mi chili..s. ibence south 80
1 ol iiii a. tl. in•■ w'-' 80 chains,
„.. i- nb 80 •• u.iu* "' "»«
! 1," ii' "f feiiuii.-i"■elln-i t
1 ii,.,. 1 nm M v. 19 ;
t - I'.hii 1 1 ■ nn.i -- -.* r *.( I ai.'la
.. i.,-,., -.,.: lieen. s lo >■'.,
« I 'inii'iii tin.her from 'he I"-
■„,i lauds situated "< lha
U ■ -i k.tolerrajr rllsiri. 1
'a . .1 I, a_i ,i,r*iii. ael a. . '
.rtl
• its, ibeneeraei **n eliains, Ihanee
mil. -r cl.ama thence *■'" ""' bain"
|t I "I .'..,,,,.".-1 . elt.e ll
*•■ la.in I'.' I. .I.....', I90H
I I M IK HUI
Ibence south I • cbaina, I
•vest 20 ohains, Ihenee south 80
1 i.miii ncing cbaina to point ui commencement.
Located May 17, 1900
11 VV. Abrahamson, local.
No ■'! ('"inii.■ .' ■- 11 ■' I' wl
planted about one nr. I a half miles
from the -Imr.* ol 1 roul Lake on
ib,* North side >.i Alu ihoinson
creek :iu<l tn.irkc.l O. VV. Aiu.i
I.i sin. lint. hamson's north cast o'rner posl,
Per A It'ituitr. Aicni 11,010 r-oiith 80 chains, tlience
11,. -,, chainif, ihenoe north "-i1
Pay the Printer. '„""
...neiaeaia ."•-< marled I*»lle » -***^
1, it li a cal cit' or, Ml ai 1
u.a: ".tiner nl I ". IHT, Ihenee
:_wsnBac^
"ititn. ta heel i Kiici thai lw,,|
ni nili. alter 'lule I Intend In 1
1 the linn Ohiel ' "'." '■ ■
I o.'laatid Worka lor s special I """
mil .-aru a»a> llmbei Iron, lhe
I ll.wing i|,.,cr,ii>.l land", aiiiiii,-.| In
in. 11,... Keatanaj* dfatriet
(*« ....■-.1.k m a |.oat iia.lie,.' IsBsJIl
lli'l's "iciih i>ii-i I'liini'i ad 11I ii'it'li >
• i.t(Minerol l."i '.;i, 1 banes annhwj
. ll u.a, aeal 1(1,1 ao.a. licit.-" SOUlll W'|
• t...ina, thence eaal SU rhalus to point 1
'"l,'lle.icc|.i|t"ll
N'elaon, I I'll. June, moil.
i.i. I'ili.
1 Notice ii heiel., given H.ai land
l.'ttiiil.a alter d ,ie I Intend lu a.'I'll 'li
'he lion, 1 linl 1-,,1111111..ii.in 1 "I I nn.l"
" I « t.ika in-a «|M-cal lira nse ." . Ill ,
-. 'I .-t.rri BWat tin her (01.1. lhe ful-'
loMlua ile-rrm. .I landa Mllialed In lhe
■' cal KtH.lenai <1i.lr.cl
I'..nn eliciiiii a. a la'al loi.tkeil Leah."
lllll'*. .iiilb-ciial corner p"-., ant a',
l.'.rih-eaal corner ..I Lot 75H2, Ihei.tf,
iierili K) chains, thanre neai 160chains,
ilisi.ee snath 111 shams, il. *ee»i mtlj
chains to poinl e| (■oni...cneeuiflil,
N.-laon, l.ltli Jiiiie.lllPil.
I.mlibHiu.
I'I A Not*. -Tho Ian ii.ua Gourlaj
i« the one (o buy II is In'l t
'h.-ap piano when you Imy, but
you Iiml you bavn pract'ffd e.-oti-
"inv when yni have lasted ann
'ned it When you waul an In
e' rut it hi 1, tin. loci nit.nt,
Murray. He ran lit you oul with
any style and at any price an,,
^'rnis. J. 0. Murray, local age**
Leckie Boots
il„* 1 ..ini nl commencement.
, .,1 Mm 23th. 19 16
ii w . Abr..buiuson, I- i-.t n
No l <■ ommencing at s i"-i
, -, *,,; ib it 80 chains from the
north sb..re ..f Trout Lake am
lis, thence
so chains to Iho , niut of
ii.cl,. fneut.
; 0 'iic.l May 29th, 1906
11 VV AHrs ' 11 - n, locator.
No. It. Commei eiu-- at a imsl
plant, il .ti the east Bide ol Fer-
cusoii ri'iil. abrltil 2' miles Irom
. Lake, mi r :ed <)- VV. Ahrn-
1 .'.ii,-,.iiV north west '"'1 ner 1 ind,
,. . mi -:i .li iias, Ihenee fouth
.•-.ii chains, tin nee west sO 1 li ins,
ihenee im!' h -s,i chains to point ol
t'tiriinicn.'.-iii "I-
Located May 17:'*. '*" '■
tt, VV, Ab n;. linson, locatoi
No, 15. Co unicncing at 1 inisl
planted 8 1 yar ir eaal of ll ■ F 1
^'is."i w.11 on road ti "-it '-' ' y.irils
north ol 1 mile bmtini.1 mi e irom
h'erguso *. mai ked ' • VV A r -
liamson's north east cornet
Ibence south 80 chains, th. •
nf 168.281
I mu su in'teii high-grade ore li is
been taken out witb nomparativelv
1 - n ill amount ol development
speake volumes for the wealth uf
I 1 inn.*. Lust seii-.'i: » 1 r* I
nl development was . and
we have the authority ■ 1 M1 I
Copp,underground bi I nt jpi'fhone.
in these .iperiitioi.s. 1 r saying that] Service in the Metb "i'.r't Church
in No 4 tiiuiie. at the siiiC down Igunday m..mini; at }l, and even-
lai tail, there were . idi-jjng al 5, cuuluqU'l by Lev. I).
cations that a big bud 1 on s -1. -'*...■.:. M01 in_ " Do
about to i in'..nil' • M, • :'. -t works," R..iV. --"'• Kee*.-
Ibtr utile is .....»t npportunnl . , 1 * _• -■,!.j.-<-t: '* Wimise tutbeOYer-
tbe st", ^ .Id. ;- i" |t mi' their comt B * - 7.
b.vri ty. Wuh a direatorate of. . ,
good l.u-inessn i.,...s ti,,,'.,..- . An importantnptothe court de*
pa,,v I,- -I- we ha 1 oonfi- c'".-'" '■■■- ''V ' ■» '."": ty y,r
;,c„v Ior ur*' fi.tuie. an i feel -u.- Juaiica D.rff at Victoria, wherein
.im, 1.,-■.-:,.ckie.ldeis:,. no dia-aiit l»*« mnLhip upbu • - the oight-
d.ie .v.ll be rewarded witb big\bwr Taw and the interpwUtwn
,i,u_i„.'S. J, l,i*e, upon it some ruonthsago
— —»- I by police magistrate \\ J. Nelaon
Mi*v^w-*i^^ f.1 ly*u":>1 «," .-^ w,i>,"'i-
ijf"nw«»***v^w. **•*■ *.-. ^ hoed the ColisoUd.itid t_lliingand
5 Lccal and General. § "-meiti g Company for employing
J*..tt,q^"1^rt«U-i«(Wl»^ ■"' "*&oeet at the War Kacle 1 nine
*^ for more than eight hours 111 the
Coming and ii.iinic
nn i p i i is 'iv 11 rent
"8
per m 1.11 in
he New- is .. strong BUppoii*'- ol
of the government, an i it 1 tii:.-;
its I'lili-'i-n■*. « t;l '"• tr fruit,
21.
Irom,
Mrs H. Madilen rctnn
n visit t>. No .-"ti on Kii.iiiv-
Sid Graham leaves lo*day to
aboul '.» miles fii.m ite h
arc manufactured
nb.. require boots fn
ami rough and luml
I* .Hire".
Will K'ivi
SiitaciM for TR Review.
iuch
II nice
boys,
tvlit.-c pareitN Iiml il a'most
ImpoMible to keep iheir led
covered. Tliey are all No 1
Innciil) n. "le, nm
ii.limic satisfaction.
TJmuiapds wim Imve worn
them iajr Uml tbey are almoal
Irondod.
Ask vour da-ilM b> »how
Iheni i» you. If In* »Hou1d
n0) 1,,^,. iliiiii.Hciitlbisii,'."*''
to
J. Leckie Co.
Ltd
M.\.M'IA.rUllHII*1 OF
"LECKIE BOOTS"
VANCOUVER, B. C.
lead nt"
marked 0 VV Ahral amaon'a south
r,est eornei p'ist, th -.* north 80
hums, Ibence east 8J ohnii -.
thence " ':"!t W oliai ia, thei
u,,.i 8» chains to lhe point of
commencement
Located May 25th, 1900
I) VV Abral1.1111s.u1, locator
No 6. 1 iimmenciug al a 00 t
l ivesi 80 chains, thence muth
80
oh.tins, thence east 8 1 • ha
the point n| i- .miiion sum ntt.
Ltic.ited Mav IS:!,, 19 0
(1. VV Abrahamson, locator,
Nn. 18. Commencing al a pos!
planted ,'it> yards cist ol liv* I.t
cii-"ii wagon road, about
north of 1 mile board, 1 mile from
!■', rguson, marked t) VV. Abra*
Tiie r.i .nl .i> ll fluros in tin
nu .t packing imi istrv of the
United States exposes a condition
o| affairs that is not on v ilisi'i-.m -
ful Imi criminal It 1- stated by
ibo-c high up in Ihe Meat 11 usi
llmi it i.i-s |,| one Im idrcd and
nv million dollars will be the
result of the exposure. Good
cmuii;1. ! Men woo iio.li.l ill mv
,i -uch methods in works under
iln ir control should go broke and
-ci ve lhe resl ol 1 ' days behind
the ler - I., ada, however, sbonjd
• .■"til i.y Im* le-llll. Let ll be de*
mi,||sirnl.l tli.it- our at and
oiler f.'icl pr"'.|iti ts ai"' put U|'
u .Ic- strict sanitary methods nnd
under nn ii*,Inm. .1 government in*
• p'. lion, and the nunVJtt ol ibe
u,n nl are ours.
In n letter i.-ceivel during tht
week firm, tb ■ llmi IL !'. <ii.(i.
he .-'.ite.-11 ith refer, nc • to the re-
poi 1 in n recelil is-ie of llie N - -
IX T' *Kewa that he intended '« transfei
u> .VIII'US , - , . • „%J . ,,,„ a,. .1.1 j„ ,
Arrangements ara being made
to have a big ce'obratiou for tho
children on Dominion Day. A
join his j at t'ie Nobl five. ,.._. j,,*,. Hj|i be raised, and
Mr and Mrs Jamea Craig are. through tbe kindness ol Hon. R,
up from Gerrard spe-ding a few F. Grpen, a auitable flag haa been
,,1V. [Viecur tl, w liicl. "ill be raised over
' , , , ,,. ,, , .. the schoolhouse The children
Ms-..I D. and Mise Unbv Ken-irB 1>r,..,a> ioK suiir.bl.* exercieea
ne.ly are visiting fnemls at Arrow* ._d ,,„ v,„,lt.r, ,,i:... ,... sddrea*
head, J ses for lha occasion. 'Jamea uml
Mrs. A ilowing and children j spuria ara being proyided for the
aid a visit t.. Ln upolii this youngsters for which prizes will bo
L'lVlll.
The time honored chivari bestowed usually upon s newly wed
dcil coupe did not prevail on
VV. 1li1csd.1v night tiler ..ur worthy
-clio rlinnsl. r bad brought lionic ilia
bonnie eastern bi ni<- Tin reason
tt by may be gathered from the tol-
loiving Olivers i'i..*. between a
citizen and a sol boy :
Sa tl the cltiseil : " Say, kid ;
why didn't ymi all lin*can iln*
-cb.'"In: 1 -ler Inal night ? "
Snld the kid : '• -A Imi! And uet
licked at s"btiol bu it next morning ; wa'eh iny siiiukt*- nol for
mine !
I 11 M.-Kiiin ni and .-'nl-
f u- a
11.nib
planted 011 tl.e nor.h Bhore nl 1 hamson's
Troul Lake, about seven miles thenco north lb)
from ii» licnd, marked 0 «' cast 40 chains, then
A1,nu .in.s.m's s.iiib-i. st corner ohtiins, thenco west 40
1 o.| ibence north 80chnin« Ihcnce iininl of a mini *in-• nent.
I,',,, .), i,„„s, thence I. 401 Lri-alc.lM..' IS,b, mill
cbaii.. t '-'li c .art 80 clan -.
ibe ne soiitb 120 tin.nu-. ihcnce
weal in chains tu lhe point of com*
n,cm 1 ment.
Located Mav 20th, 1906.
0 VV. Abrahamson locnb r
N„. il. i amninnciiig at a i"''sl
planted nu the souili shore of
Trout I.ake. nl.1.ut. 12 miles from
its bead marked 0. VV, Abraham
son's south cast eornei post, thenco
west 80 .'Inline, thence north 80
ohailiS, thonce easl 80 cbaina,
thenco south so chuina lo lhe point
of comnieiicciili'lil.
Located May 20th, 1006.
II, VV. Abrabanifon, locator.
No. 7. Commencing at n post
pliiute.l on the went side nl i'ive-
Milo trail and about | of a mile
from the wiulh shore of Tronl 1-nkn
marked O. W. Abrahaoiion's porth
east comor post, rlinnoc south 40
chains, tbepec west JG0 cbuiiir,
n 100
ihains to -
bis r, ff.-ci toil-, lo I l.e Dlocaii 1 Idiug 1
• As regards the report tint I am
,les riin;". Kaalo ; I can tell y«u
west ciiier post. u ilu,.lllv ,j,.»t the announce
bImiiiss Jl-'l*«;|l0l,!1t |,i tha pa er was iht. firs IJ
heard .1 il hi .1 ib'at Kaslo Isquite
good unoiigb lor m>* " The iSewe
is bard to beat as a dUsemlnn'or of
. uciis, but when ii gelatfllklng B.C
t). W. Abrahamson, locator, , .u,,,.« 1,, 1.,,., hi-
.. , loltllL'S 111* Cli .1*1 .-" 'ill ■ l'l lo-'* His
No. 1 ( I "'on (HOB at a 1 1 s| 1 ,
pin ile.l. aimut .un- li.ile north ol —:—
Beaton wagon road, and about 1. j It wva oet.-o our pr.u I boast thai
miles from Trout Lake, marked f,,r hnucstv the districl was pre
O VV. Abrahnniaoti'a Bmiiii west ,*m nent. Now, however, such it*
oomar post, thence ilorlh80 chitins j not lhe cse. I'd y thieving har
thenco cast 80 chain.*, ihcnce south been going on lor some time
80 cbajuSi thence woat 80 chnliiB to There arc only two or three en
point ol commencement. gaged in it, hut lew as they nn
Located June lat, 1906.
ti VV. Abrabamaon, loca'or
it. ek.
Mm
i-i n are leaving iu a
trip easl
Frank and Mrs. Alievj of Cam-
born . spent a few days in town
tbis «'•' k.
11,,,, j Porddrcil .' ime doe. n
Irom I'i I'** Mile oil Mo .day to - B
bis old fi iends,
11 ii'iilt-n Byres, 1 v cnting
lhe As,, I "V n Hardware Co . was
in ,11 a h isi 11 ss tri|t tbis week.
Messrs Baker and I'hipps, 1 i
li.e linperiai Hank pai I a flying
visit to ibe t .un on Fi '\*y nigh'.
Dan Mcl.tiiiiii'i Is representing
I'n.ut Lake I- d- 1.0OF, at lhe
neetiug of lha Grand Lodge at
Victoria.
Tom Leavell is expected in from
Spokane wiihin ilm nexl (■•«■ days
to pa mailers in shape lor tlm
I'lacer ('.>.
Fred t'lillipbl'l
111
I'n. Filz-
N line is hereby given thai
within two mouths from the lirtd
publication horeol in the liiiiisb
Columbia Huaelto, I Intend to
apply lo ibe hon, Chief Commissioner of Lands and Woiks for
Sped a I lloenies lo cut and cari-v
away timbai' from tho fo,lowing
described lands situated in West
Kootenay :
No. J. Commencing at a post'at U*rd labor
I ii makes it impossil. >• lo leave
iiuyiliini' where it cm bs picked
up, If there ia any lave on
earth where people should b*
honest, it in in a mining country
j Here wn have no safely dep sn
Vaults. I'l.isi.ecioih and minors
arc forced to leave their tqpls and
supplier, un, rotec ed, and thu un*
priiicip'ed 1-ulliiiiin who take ad-
vanl ige of the Situation have lost
all sense of honor nnd sh. uld be
rounded lib and given a few yeais
Simmons are IcaviiiK for Victoria
mul other c inst points about the
.•nd of the week. Mr."Campbell
will attend lhe Grand Lodge • F
,v A. M. as repieacntnliva ol thu
local lodge,
WeJJh.K Ueils
A .pllet Wed'lin;' W is cclel.ru (ed
.it thu Methodist I'arr mage, Itav
elstoke, .... I llesdny. 12th IllSt , by
ibe Rev, Sutherland, the contrast-
iiifj ! aiii.'--* bei k Samuel dhahiio,.,
li.A, of rrout Ian b, B.C., ami
Miss I i.t 11 i<* Cli ille ■- 1. "I Mount
Forest, Out Tne I nippy couple
arrived on >V. ilu - h y night, and
iieic the recipii nt-. . 1 many eo»*
cr.iiul.ilio 11
Increase id Population
HoitN. -On Sitmlav, the ID li inst
t,*. the 1' if.' t f A K Noble, a son.
I • Wo extend our cnngrattiliitioii*.
As indicative "f the push of local
people, the opetnti. us of tbo
Broadview syndicate is a jron-J example. Late in 1905 n i reposition «as lakeu up with the Kng*
lish ow ua of the Broadview group
on ilre.it Northern bill for its purchase by n few of our local uu 11
I'll,; deal wns inailc and a crew of
men started at work. After some
exploration, a go,id body of galena
mis ope 1.cl up and shipment -
began. I rom the beginning of
January t.. the end ol March 10,
cars nf nre were taken out of r.n
average smelter value of #800 each.
Tlm ('.I-t iitiiiual statement of
lha Imperial ll.ink is a sure indication of lhe Satisfactory condition
of financial affairs throughout lhe
Dominion, I'roflts fortheeleven
month, e ding April MOili smoun-
t d in over ba f a million dollar*,
,.f wbi.-b 1886406.28 was divided
among the shareholder!!. During
the year the Rest, account was in-
oreaaed by nearly a miiiion nml
#100,000 written off nn 1-n.nk pre
:ii-st-s and furnitureaecoui 1. There
nc .".7 I. -I -!.i ■ scattered thn
out tic- different provincesfrvm il.u
it It II tic la the I _i< ifi-*. The total
atftta iiinomit to ♦ _'J,77i»,-fl.J.u/. LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C
Oue of tho habitues of Skinner's «ro-
eery. "t the village of Sklnnersvllle,
was Abe Langford, He became a "sitter" when In* wns twenty years old,
suil for twelve years In- never missed
but oue night. That wa-. the nl. it of
his marriage to the Widow Durham,
tsiio wns ins senior hy ten years, nnd
she married him mostly that lie might
bnve a mother, Every night, rnlu or
shine, summer or winter, Abe was
there.
During the first year the old veterans
crowded lilm uroniul somewhat, but
after that ono of ths cracker barrels
was marked with his Initials nud duly
recognised as his throne.
As for occupation, Abe was most
anything, Se did n ilay'a work here
and there, but tba wife mainly supported the tivo of tbem by sewing for the
neighbor*, ai*.* was mild mannered
nnd easy going, and lie was uot much
of a talker.
But Abo Longford's wife knew him
better than his fellow sitters. They
had often remarked nmong themselves
that he hud no ambition. She knew
better. Under that quiet and lnimblo
demeanor was hidden away nn ambition that longed to soar aud Impatiently waited Its opportunity. Almost
every night wheu Abe reached home he
Bald:
"Doggone It, I don't amount to
shucks and never will. Why hnln't I
as big a man as Deacon White?"
"What's the deacou heeu doln'?"
"A horse thief tried to git Into his
barn last night, and the dog woke the
deacou up, and he went out and yelled
at the fellow that If he didu't git out
BS HUNO OS TO TUB STBKI ANn OOT THI
BOW rooms sh.ai_.ii.
nilghty sudden he'd let (0 s bull bushel of buckshot at blm He's s her...
tie* deacou ts. When lie got through
tellin' tho story Bklnner offer,-,l to
trust lilm for teu pounds of sugar all
to once."
"Kveryhody can't be n hero," answered die wife, with S I _li.
"What do you s'posa happened to
EHJnti Snmlltuan two or three years
agar
"I can't say. I don't remember of
his telling that anything .Inl."
"No, ho never told s tinman being
about it Op*«j|lght. and tbi a lx,WMds
us all \..jm,*« never to breathe a word
to a soul, l/mly, but tbs chills we*M
up and down my buck while he was
tellin' it!"
"What was It?"
"He saw a murderer, n i dog harked
aliout midnight, and lm got up nnd
looked ont of the win,br and MW a
murderer anm-pin' BTOUl 1 Hie feller
even c.'.me up untl rattled on the kitchen door. The dog put bis tall down
and made a sneak and didn't come
h.me for two days, l.ijnli suld he got
s<. weak In the knees that he emild
l.nrdly get back In bed, ni.d he cover.-,!
up his head for more'u au hour lifter-
wards."
"II..w did he know It was a murderer':"
"Because tl.e feller had on a SlOUCh
at polled down over his eyes and wns
reached over. That's tl.e way tbey
"fillus dn. Yes. be «m ii regular murderer, a w.-ck inter n tm peddler come
along and told I.i.lali tlmt ■ hull family
had been Bordered about lifty miles
away the very next night If tin* iln."
hadn't harked the Bmsllman family
would have been W ] • I onl Im I ever
aee a murderer anoopln' around T
"Land »' massy, bat i i >•„ notr
"Hut I nrter see one, sjii.e as other
folks. If I ever do I I won't
stand and Iran hie and shake No, sir.
I won't. I'll just go rlgbl ..ut (.. Iiiii:
and tell I, in n, I,.;,, . .,,,, „f
that or he'll bare in.* ,:i | balr, but I
shan't never s™ .u,„. Then . ,,- sl|, |,
food buk fnr ms "
"But ynu hain't done sn l,ml," nl,
Atrtti tin win in luniuing tones
"Too fell lo the rlvor once, didn't
rou?"
Vii,."
"Aud you had a fight with a light-
oil.' rod man?"
"Yes."
"And a mad dog chased you up a
ladder?"
"But what does all them tilings
atnouut to agin Injuns und muni.
I want to be a hero, sumo as other
folks. If I'd ask (skinner to trust me
for teu pounds of sugar all to ones
he'd drop dead."
"Waal" said tbs wife as she rase op
to prepare for bed, "you ore doin- an
you can, and nobody can't do any
better. If you live long 'null mebbe
your chance will conio."
It was on the road and only two
week ■ nway. A millinualre had his summer home on the hank of the river running through tho village. His elghteen-
i eni old daughter wus foud of rowing,
and it was an almost everyday sight to
sec her sklmmlug along lu her bout.
There had been heavy midsummer
ruins, nud the river hud gradually risen
until the water poured over the dun.
like a Niagara, There wus a drop of
twelve feet, with three or four waves
at the bottom rising up and curling
over In a menacing way, Due ikiy, at
the highest stage of the water, three
youug ludles appeared ou the pond In
a bout. Tho rich man's daughter w-us
taking company out for a row. Two
hundred feet above the dam, as she
attempted to turn und go back, one of
tha oars snapped, and Iu her sudden
panic she lost the other, while the
boat turned broadside to the stream.
To go over the dam lu that fasblou
meant death to all.
Abe Langford bad been salvaging
sawlogs aud boards from the river
with rope uud hook und stood ou the
bauk when the disaster to the boat occurred. There were others higher up
aud lower down who were startled hy
the screams of the girls, but uot oue
of them grasped the situatlou. It wus
left for Abe. Off came his coat, vest
aud shoes, and In he plunged. A score
of men called to him that he could
never hope to tow the boat ashore, hut
that wasn't his plan. There wus Just
a chance that If the girls kept quiet
and the boat wns guided over the dnin
bow first she wouldu't fill or be upset.
Abe caught It when It wus yet fifty
feet from the plunge, nnd, whirling It
about, he hung on to the stern uud got
the bow pointed straight. Then be said
to the girls:
"We have got to go over the dnm.
All of you crouch down and bang on
for your lives. If you muke oue move
we shall all be drowned."
There was screaming und yelling nnd
shouting ull along the bunks, but Abe
Langford was uot rattled. Two of the
girls had fainted away, nnd the other
wus dumb with fright. The boat half
filled, but flouted through to safety,
aud, guiding and swimming, Abe
brought her to the batik. He had done
s brave deed, aud his fellow townsmen were unstinted in their pruise.
He took It all lu his bumble way, aud
as soon as he could escape them he
went shivering home.
"Good lands, Abe Langford, but
wli.it's the matter?" exclaimed the
wife on beholding his saturated condition.
•Just saved three gals from drownd-
ln\" he replied.
"Then you are a hero nt last?"
"I'uru tho luck, nol Io all the stories I've ever read the hero marries the
pal whose life he saves. There was
three of 'em, and what am I goln' to
do about It? Bealdea, If there wasn't
but oue I'd be married to you Just the
same, wouldn't 1? I tell you luck is
agin me, uud I shall never have a fair
«how."
"Wiial, git off your wet clothes an.l
mcbhe you'll lie cfaaaed by a mud bull
tomorrer," said the mother)-' wife as
she began drying bis wet hair with a
towel.
Ill.n_.ra In I Irt t.Ialli.E I Ibrarlra.
A foreign medical journal has been
publishing facts about the dissemination of disease through books from
public libraries. It Is, of course. Impossible for librarians to ascertain where
books have been or to know the conditions of families Into which they go. A
large number of books were eTi. dned
und were found to contain tie bacilli
of pneumonia, diphtheria and many
other sorts, some of which were barui-
leaa. Even new books fresh from the
publisher's hands were fouud to contain germs. There are very many persons who practice wetting the fingers
with thc tips or tongue wheu turning
the pages of hooks. This Is an exceedingly dangerous thiug to do, not only
to the person who does It, but to nil
others who mny use the book afterward, especially If the person so doing
has any form of disease In the system.
Invalids of all kinds are likely to be
gnat nadirs, und the consumptive or
thoaa suffering with cancer may unwittingly deposit on the pages of the
volumes tiny pertiRc the deadly germs
of tbelr own malady.
a.,-. a Lie.
"I once," suld the colonel solemnly—
"I once, nnd only once, had all thirteen
trumps dealt me."
"Er '■ .-.oil wire tlie dealer,"
suggested a candid friend.
No. Mr:" roared tbe colonel. "No,
sir! I was not the dealer:"
"Then may I ask what happened to
the trump which tlie dealer turned
up?"
Aud a terrible silence ensued.
II'-" "l.e r,i.lii. .
Visitor (to convict)—! suppose, you
find your life here very tiresome, my
Mend, do you not? Convict—Ob, no,
sir. I have been a burglar for a good
many years and have worked bard and
conscientiously at tbe business, and as
I'm only In for three years I feel that
th* rest is doing me good.
( tiii.-ttlii (o Onr li.liii.,.
w<- shall never trample on the United
suites. We shall respect their rights
und protect tbem from foes abroad, if
the republic needa help, a letter to tho
government of (inn,in will bring it,
and neither Emperor William nor I'rcs-
Idenl < laatro dull ba permitted to bully
our neighbors nr Invade their Intereata.
aii tbeee servle i will be performi*d
free <.r charge, became we recognize
that S happy mnl prosperous nation beside us Is i. necessity, nnd that In order
to secure tbis no oppreaalon win be
practiced with our consent. — Toronto
Men a
Afler in- *,.(.ir Ratal**.
Abler Emery of Lewiaton, Okla., declares II Is bis Intention to get poHses-
slmi of .flso.iKSi.iKKi, half of the present furl line of the Astnrs John Emery, be asserts, wns s partner of the
original John Jacob Astor. John Em-
ery's will, leaving his share of the
I SS to his heirs, was not discovered for seventy five years. Aimer Emery says tbat he has been hunting the
other heirs and that ho haa found 480
of them, . ,
I ME MOTHER ANTELOPE.
Wonderful Manner In Which Sh*
1'roi Idea For Her Vonnff.
The manner In which the mother antelope protects her young uutil they
are old and strong enough to joiu the
full grown builds iu their wanderings is
an Interesting and wonderful Instance
of nature's (>' ■*•' ' C These beautiful creatures ,..v in an open country
Infested by all kinds of euemles and
especially prowled over by the coyote,
the gray wolf and the timber wolf,
which subsist upon the young of all
kinds of animals, yet the mother can
easily protect her babies from the
fiercest of these marauders, The enemy most dreaded is ths soaring eagle.
There Is a variety of cactus, a prickly plant which grows in great abundance all .ner the western plains,
which furnishes her the means for this
protection. Horses, cattle, buffalo and,
lu fact, all animals know the danger of
treading on this plant. It grows In
large patches some four or six Inches
In height above the ground ami forms
a thick mat varying In breadth from
the size of the top of a man's lint to
many feet. It Is lu the center of one of
theso patches that the female antelope
prepares n place of safety for her
young. The thorns of this CactUB,
while very poisonous and terribly painful to every other animal, for some
reason are almost harmless to the antelope. The cactus may lacerate her
legs, mnklng them bleed freely, but
neither the stickers nor their poison
remains, while other animals seldom
bleed, but retain the poisonous stickers In their wounds until tbey become
mnlignnnt sores, causing excessive
swelling of the limbs and very great
and long continued suffering.
Wheu the antelope has .elected her
patch of cactus, bucking nway n few-
feet, she will mnke a running jump,
bounding high ln the air and alighting
ln the middle of the patch, with all
four feet close together, the hoofs
pointing downward. Then, springing
out again and repeating this operation
until she hns chopped the roots of the
cactus plnnt to pieces, she loosens nnd
clears a space large enough for stau '
Ing room. She then will enlarge It
pawing and digging with her sharp
hoofs. Here she gives birth to her
young 1.1 undisturbed security, knowing that she can leave them in comparative safety during the day and return to tbem ut night to give them
suck. Should It be lu n locality where
eagles abound, however, the mother
does not venture far away, as the souring eagle often swoops down on the
young, taking them away If she Is uot
there to do battle for ttelr lives.—IL
H. Cross ln Century.
WOMEN WHO SUFFER
SHOULD READ THIS
SHE WAS CUHED OF FEMALE
TROUBLES BY DODD'S
KIDNEV PILLS.
Lincoln and thr Old \ lrnl.il.u.
Washington wns a strong man and n
famous wrestler. lie wns never
thrown, which meant much, for wres
tling was a favorite amusement with
Virginians, many of win.in were us
nearly Invincible aa the ancient ilreeks.
Lincoln, too, could boast classic excellence in the same sport. "It is a curious thing," Lincoln said, when Washington's prowess wa.*. first brought to
bis attention—"It Is a curious thing,
but that is Just precisely my r nl
when I was a youth. I could outlift
auy njau In Illinois, an.l I never was
thrown. If (ienrge wus round now, I
should be pleased to have a tussle
with him, and I rather believe that oue
of the plain people of Illinois would be
able to keep up his eud ugalust the old
Virginian."
Matrimony and Patience.
Matrimony and patience! It Is not
always a perfect combination, Is it?
In South Africa the savage tribes have
a peculiar ceremony which they put
the matrimonial candidate through previous to his entering tbe holy state.
Ills bauds are tied up In a bag containing five ants for two hours. If he
bears unmoved the tortures of their
stings be Is considered qualified to cope
with the nagging nnd dally Jar nud fret
of married life. Such a man would
make an admirable husband. He
would not be upset by the thoughts of
a spring bouuet or grow irritable every
time the steak wns overdone. The Idea
of bavlug a pntience trial for those
uhout to marry Is one that civilized people might adopt.
The l'irct',1 Ilea, ril., .1 Snake.
Speke, In his narrative of tba Journey
to the source of the Nile, describes the
lurgi.t snake that has ever been sen
hy man. "I shuddered," lie Bays, "as
I looked upon the effects of his tremendous dying strength. For yards
around where he lay grass, bushes nnd
saplings—in fnct, everything except
full grown trees-were cut clean off as
If they bnd been trimmed with nu Immense scythe. The monster when
measured was Bl feel nnd _ u Inebea
In extreme length, while around the
thickest portions of Its body the girth
wus nearly three feet."
Labor.
If It were not fnr labor men could
neither eat so much nor relish so pleui
antly nor sleep so soundly nor he
healthful nor bo useful, ho strong nor
so patient, so noble or so unt.iiipied.
lea*
S so
l'l,ran,- .lie I'ti/'l. a.
Tie—It's Impossible for any one to understand you women. You're all puzzles. She--Which proves that V"U men
are all stubborn. He—Why? She Sun
ply wou't give us up.
Important.
"What sort of a man Is .Tlmson?"
"Oh, lie's one of those fellows who
send their washwoman a check for t'2
and spell it 'cheque!'"
It takes a wise man to discover a
wise mnn.—THo»pn"«
Joy.
Joy Is the mainspring In the wbols
round of everlasting nature; Joy moves
the wheels of the great timepiece of the
world; nlie It la that looacua flowers
from their buds, suns from tbelr flrinu-
mentS, tolling spheres In distant spue*
seen not by the glass of the astnuio-
mer.—Schiller.
Too Smooth.
The Fiancee There's Just one thing
that worries me a little. The ITuuce—
What Is that? Ths Fiancee — Thers
semis to be no opposition on the part
of any of our relatives.
Tliey IVlaac a New Woman of Her and
Sue Blesses the Day She First Heard
of Them.
Newmarket, imt. May
I'he case reported below Is uu...her
of the many thousands of Instances
rn Dodd's Kidney Pills coming to the
rcscii,, ui weak, suffering women, Mrs
,\i. Donor, of this place. Bays:
"For more than three years I suf*
i.iitl from Meukness an I female
trouble brought on though my kidneys
railing to acl properl) I was bothered whii a pain in the sm.ill of my
back, headaches, diss) spells, hearl
iiuiiciin.'s, depression, loss of sleep,
poor appetite and a let rible dragging
sensation as If a weight was fasten, d
round my loins, I tried doctors ami
took nil kinds ot medicines, bul nothing seemed to do me any good Then
:i neighbor told me of Dodd's Kidney
Pills and adt lae I me to try them I
did so nml after taking six boxes I
um entirely cure I.
American Homes of Foreigners.
Kadi year witnesses secessions to
ths number of titled foreigners who
establish their homes iu this oountcy.
Ilio Auiurlctiu home of lhe Earl Of
Caithness 1s Berrledale Farm. North
li.iMitn that ol Sir ilenii'c I'nmpt.ui
Reads, ninth baronet of bis line, ii at
Howell, Livingston County, Mich
and recent!) Sir Frederick Robinson
,,i in vi rly House. Toronto, Canada,
bus transferred his abode from tha
Province of Ontario to 804 WjmI
Eightieth St reel, Nell "lurk. He is
(Special) the third baronet of his lim*. The
fa.nili was founded by John ltol.llist.il
iiiiii mi.-, prssldenl of the Council of
Virginia In the reign of King William
lie Tied Miss Katherine Bet
erley, whose fat her bad balled from
Beverley, In Vm kshre, and rrom thai
time forth the name ol Beverl) lun
always been associated witb the fam
iiy. Hue oi Its members wns John
Robinson, Lord BlBhop of London In
the reign of Queen Anne, another
commanded the Queen's Rangers dur
Ing tho American War of tndepende
once, nml il ii.is his son u In. Was
. rested u In ie( foi his sei t lees ns
i lilel Justice for Canada and ss
elm il.ir of Trlnlt) i "lie ie Mai
qulae da H'ontonoy, In Washing on
Posl
To Honor Slierring.
Hamilton The citizens are prepai
ng in honor All' Sherrlng. The cltj
will likely granl fl, t . the testlmon
lal inn I. which may be made to total
ji". A deputation will wall on the
provincial government to gel assis
tnnco an I a suggestion Is made lo
Sheri ,u.; n government position. \
in mi c monument in Dundurn park li
another suggestion,
Coercion Methods.
Fernie, It C. Becauae tbe citizens
rn Pernio ictus., to give the Crow -
Nisi Pass Coal company a ten yem
Franchise, the water rates have been
The excitement is Inten -
iii ordinary consumer now pays ICU
i year, The cltisens are thorough!)
roused nml talk of an Indignation
meeting.
Change in Lumber Rates.
St. Pi il i.." (licit Northern and
oiher lines in tin* transcontinental
freight bureau, Issued a supplement
trom Itiiiish Columbia eaatbound, ti\
my tariff on lumber, Bhlngl.
ing n graduated minimum wi
Itng in the cubical capacity oi
iIS.
Not Amenable to Taxation.
ionium- The legislative municipal
committee has changed lha wording
,,.' the assessment acl making tl i
thai the funds ol 'rat. rnal socl. ties
are nol amenabl. on. li wns
Bhown Hint the Welland judge bad
mi of each of the fra
lein.ii societies' i ting In tbe sam.
ball, to *,."" as a tax.
■n\ rate will i„- is';, mills
dollar, th" loweal In a .me j ■
l.'llrr, In I n_l,ii.l Nol rrliat.
You cannot regard any letter you
may send through tlie poal a» being
private. The government has a legal
rinbt to open any letter or parcel passing through tbe post uud Is also entitled, of course, to Use any iufornia-
tlon thus obtained la furtherance of
the Interests of the law. At one time
tbe otliiial and secret opening of "pri-
vute'' letters wns of such common "•
currenc tbat postofflce employees were
sent lo Franca to take lemons frum ao
expert lu tbe art of opening and re-
seallng letters. Id 1812 the postmasters of Manchester, Nottingham and
Glasgow were Instructed to "open all
sin h letters as should appear to lie of
a suspicious nature and likely to con*
vey seditious luformutiuu," aud to recently as fifty years ago there was au
agitation to deprive the government
of the right to open letters passing
through the post Tbe agitation failed,
however, so tbat your letters ure still
liable to be opened, and the law would
be on tbe side of the official opener.—
Loudon A ntw.i'"
1 ..ii.ii l.lr.llun l.ili.l.Ira.
if a peraon'a oama gets on the Kng-
lish registry of votes, however im-
properly, he bus an Indefeasible right
lo vote, 'Hois it bappe I in tbe re
cut election that .. woman voted fur
a member of parliament, in another
case, nt Uaylelgh, lu Essex, a k. ii.„,i
boy James Orlgga, eleven years old,
re Idlng al Tbnndendey found himself legally entitled to claim a vote. At
the Raylelgfa polling station the lad
presented himself on tbe day of the
election and. satisfying the officials III »'''l""
Pro! .Itilin Si ii.ii i lll.ii hi.-. ..I lv. ii ti
burgh, being inildi nl) i slled su s) b)
nil llll|it'I tn it slllllllll.il- "III"' lll.l . pest
.-,! tblS le,I lee ,,11 111- 1 l.l-- 1 i,,'III tlm I
lor Ills sl 11 • It'll I s :
"Prol Blackie will lie unable lo
meet In- i l.isse- in ilm " Koine wag
i nit ni c one along anil ml.bed
1 he V ll 0111 I lie l. t'l'l t l.i-ses i lie
I'i oft ,,. reaching home i liul ei •
, , i l.e eras . buckled, ami
promptly erased the lettei I Ilia
student ovei afterward*, bad
■ for i hci teacher,
One ni the State legislators entered
...i All,mu ici,mi.mi In-t eve.ill
ordered ■ porterhouse steak. When
I In- poi n in .on e,l i. did rn,' unite ij'
poal ta Inm us being i.ifficiently coos
ed. Hc called the waitei
"Would you kindly take this back to
I he t t,,,k nil.I tell Inm In liloll ll ii III
tie nunc
Sure, replied he ol the a bite 11 al
I'ius is Inm th,. polite request i*.i-
k
Saj Bill, thai
mm from tin- piece ol Hi
n little more I in it. oi it ■
ill lip mill mil ...el ■
I" -1 il llftile oil III lllll || liiHe |ljm lull
nne; in here uml calling you b)
real nan • v* ■ Album Jo
Dropsy and Heart Dueate. lor
■ ara I suffered great!) from ll. .nt
Fluttei Ing ui the Heart and
I erlng Spells mad. my life a toi
ops) s.i in. Mi phj
told mc to prepare for the woral i
Ui \-.ic -i . ire Lu th. Heart
ni - ti"s um*' ni,• relli t. one bottle
I lire.I . pl( I, ll M|SJ ,|.Hues
\,i,iius. Sum- is.. ,\ *! 107
I this cal pel le. .iskeil
- ' "I the en.llllll Inl
It is ciiii-i,!, red i" be. madam,"
te reply,
H.ne there nevei been tun si
None 'tt s|te.,k of, roadan
Th. lu.lv ijghed, un* i
wondering," sh« observed, ' what
iioiilil become .ti dm n the ,»i,l>
i break s !,<*n «,- were j..*' I
top ,*f tin* mountain "
I ,.r would depend upon boa jn u
sp.-nl nnn paal llie. iii.i,la,
r"|i|lei| tin. , .,
■ ■■
that
I
Keep Minard'i Liniment in the house
canning factor) win Im-
i/.n ion, ..in
i ii, ';,,,• iieu Ceneral ■ Pool Ouarda
Will no I , New York foi Labor D
\ Small I'm. but Powerful Thei
ihni Judge ni the powers of s pill b)
ita else, would consider Parmelee'i
ble rills to I..* lacking. II
little won lei among pills Whal p
in si '.• ii makea up in potent >
i hi rem. dl. i which ii carrt. s ara pul
up iu these small dos. I the)
■ powerful Hun mill small
i . be mu trengtb of th*
extra. ■ r.i in mis form and
n work thoroughly
111 .hop He,ill, ul Mh.,1,1 ll |,, -,
work towards the abolition of tbe dl
• iii i- sn «i.|| known, paused foi
.i in.,:i., ic in un i .ti ic-1 diactuaioa ol
divorce to nai rate s pel s dote
The motive ol tties*' people," be
s till Iti tie t * inkling, is like the
1 ., in,,tin- (|| n Se.,1 lilm mi- tinonl
• I.n 1,1 In
charge of bis Identity with tba person
named In the reglater, was given a
paper ami allowed to vote. Muster
Orlgga has surely established a record
("linear „,,.| I „,l,,_
The chief care of tbe Cblneec is to
eat nothing cold. Warm or hot food
they absorb In abundance, but rightly
they maintain that cool foo*i lowers
the temperature of the stomal h beyond
tl.e point where digestion inn continue,
and so U.e health of the body U eo-
dfnjrered.
in.!•,. ti.ttli
.nth
Kh vein It i i nid ii i •
I.*n peeping in ,,t die open doi i
".... '•■ I l,i 11,, ioiiikI i,I m,,-, i, h.it
n. I in' -■
'i deal oh. dear,' sobb'-il
Saunders Donald Mackintosh's nit.
i- dead
i • i ' laid the neighbor, 'what
• • . Imi - sn, \ in, relation .. Km., n
I., ii
"I know si,, s ,, i| , ,| Si. 11 ii
ibis I ki ion ib. - .,,. Ilu. i.
l'l -' , t i- I- ll tie. llmili I eeltin' i,
change bul mi \. , *i...,, I, ibun.
PURITY OF"
The Best Protection Against Disease*
Obtained by Using
DR CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS.
it you i ini nn- mto tin- cauae uf
n.i suffering, you win
inni nun rullj nine tenths ot II results
from derangi mi nta of the river, kidneys uml bowels.
This wus ih,- truth arrived a' bj Dr,
Chase when In- begun experiments
which i* i to ih.* discovery of Dr.
I'lll.He's Kldm ' I.IM'I Tills
ih* liver nn i kidneys are Intimate
ly related as filters >.i ihe blood, and
the regularltj ol tba bowels dependa
*.u ihe in .i'n,mi action of ih" river,
Hence ii huppens that win n the In
• i are made healthy and
vigor..im by lhe liilluence nr Ur
chases Ki'lncy I.iver IMIIh hiicIi dln-
eaaea ss biliousness, liver oomplalnt,
kidney iiis.*.*.Ke, indlgeatlon and eon
sllpatlon H'Min , miiciy dlsappeai.
Willi the llvr and kidneys In
pro
con
healthful working order, tbe purity of,piled
the Id.mil is ensured mil inn an
tected agalnai colds, levers and
taglOU - u.nl int. .11.nis ills. |
As a family medicine to promptly
(in., the must common nis of life
there is no preparation tbat can be
compared win, i>r Chase's Kidney
Pills, in every neighborhood
Hull' an- people win, have proven iln*
nn rn ol .In-, ji, i,i m<. In in< A i
them.
Mi Win Cook, MiKiHim.ln, Hank.
writes i i have been taking Dr.
Ubaae'a Kldnej Liver Mils and moat
sill Ihei hnve ill.lie in.- u lot of gOOd.
I have I ti u great suffer, i liom
diabetes umi i can sa) to nil who are
nini.'ted with thia dlseaae tba Di
Ubaae'a Kidney Liver I'MIh win do
tn. in good i cannot say that i an
entirely cured but i hnve been greatly
be.ieiittci i,y thiH medicine."
in Ubaae'a Kidney Liver 1'iiin, on.*
pill II dose. LT. celltH u box, ill iill
ii- iii. is. t,i iMiiiuiiHoii. Betas * Oo.
Toronto, Pain cannot exiat where
in. ...use's Backache Pleater i" an
IMPROVED machi
1 will nut of itself, pn>.
duce good flour.
rou mty be an excellent
cook, but you cannot produce light, wholesom,
baking unless the flour y,.u
use be the kind that permit,
audi results.
So in the milling; machin*
ery alone cannot produce
Royal Household Flour
out of the wrong kind of wheat any riore than you
can make the right kind of bread or pastry out of
the wrung kind ot flour.
Ogilv-ie'i Royal Household Flour is madi from
haul Bpring wheal a wheat that is ri.h in nutriment
that grinds fine and white, ami produces bread and
pastry that are wholesome and nourishing as well u
light and crisp—it's a flour that begins to be good in
the wheat fields, not in the mills.
\ our grocer pre! • >
sell you Ogilvie'i I! |
Household Flour bi
bt knows the i/alue ol a
pleased customer,
Ogllvle Hour Mills Co.. IM.
Monlml.
""in'- ii- i &>i n i,. ,
I.e,o I.m |„i,-t - ,1 ,
tOta* ll*'!' I |"lhll-l„,| I , I....
BTuaaroanlaUyuuhuwiuy
Practicing lor Duels.
Pai 1--1IIII- have been i nable I by tin-
Invent ol s holloa bullet lo "train'
Cor duels mnl,! the realistic condition
ol -lux"i 1.114 ai nini beini shot al by,
ii living in-hi instead ol practicing at
nn inanimate target, which doec nol
■ act
in I. ui Inventor, and in-
haa "i
lit un Platolel Km ti ol tin-
■hots in r in pairs al
one another one morning lasl week in
i
. .1 ... Shots lilt ,1 10] hit s were
..f. lanl r*. rana and
Mr \\ ii,.hi- . H h made full soores and
iu ib. tiniii round shol • it h ol at i ov»i
the In .Ul While 1.11 Hole (-.'.KalleS
nlnl i M ■
Wlnans shot li frock
coal lie bullet la harmless and can
i„ us.-1 Beveral limes, bul ths blow
mi in.- ball >.f I... thumb ol one ol lhe
irgtcal iie.ii
menl
i be training Is ol ae tor
.lild M.|, »!,., liciel fl
.i "itcaii tarsi' > dlaooa-
i.. thi t .iniiu; of their oppon
111 to fire.
An Unhappy Comuiriion.
Sir L'hal • II when be w.ia
, lag al ihe bur ».,!. ,i noted
- esamla ■ shn «,i
ttltllti-s It...I DOUld elr. Ullilellt till..
On '...• occasion, at laaat, however,
lhe lattgh ».ia mine,I iiii Inm In lal.
inn.m iniii Intended niis».-r It
* loing ii witin■-,> in i
in-s left in a boras
in mm h mui iio» larga arete the
print". the learns I c<mnael
... mi t
holding Up l.U lia.nl for Ihe will,
. ni i. . -..ni iti. altaaas hon-
catly. It win, Jim! an ordinal*] hoof
11... examination waa temporarily
suspended 'ill order could be *.
In the court room l.ut ,S
R"*ft*rciioni of j Bachelor.
Neil to clothe ■ ■rotuaa ceis tba
II,,,si Mlllsln. lloi. OUI of "Iti loi. !•'
ifi .in. nevei borrow an) mooej
from a man you ii-.i. tried to argue
mill
■ US it Inn ' ni- an haul
n bei - i.t your «Ife * r,*l«
- * <!
if n policeman win, stationed at a
door lo try in keep blm ...it.
In tl l.e ill mc |,i (;,.( linn,, c.Hli .
iii ht
Tin- mor. men lull in love wlib a
girl the biKn.-i ber danger <>f becom
old inai t while she ih trying t"
..ini,.. bei eholt.' N v. Press.
lw<*. ta ll.
Ill" automobile hi.I bniki-il. as auto
mobile win. nml even ir _„ «,,« jc«_t>-
crt I...- Worrell, chairman ef tba Ao
i..im.i.lie n.s.H |g| on, be ...ui.in't i«*r
auutie it t„ go fiiillleaaly be labored
with oil can nml monkey wrench until
be Win hot, dirty mid dlagOatad, and
only Ibe pre-eiu r H crowd of chll
dree, mean tod i.iu. from aipi peeing
blmaeu as tin" sltiiatkm ii.-niuiuieii
Hut at Ism! ho ti.uat H|a'nk or eiplud.*
Near l.lm w-ua » sweet little maiden
with Rohleu hair mul deep blue eyea.
"Huu away, Utile alrl." be aald
"Ihere sre a few thluga 1 would like
to say."
"»'(* rluht nheml." aald the child
"My pa hus an auto loo."-Womsn»
Home Companion.
H.r. Ill,I* la.lai, Stall t ..
If s parent depooita II at tbe birth ef
tbi child and adds at each succeeding
annlrersary ef the birthday a number
of dollars equal to tin- number nf years,
tha amount by tl.e time th» «oa»r daughter la tweaty one yean old. computed al
4 per rent latere-.!, compounded tool
annually, will equal Ho. Thlt would be
a substantial neat egg .„ begin life with.
'Ilia man who depoalta only 29 cents
s week, drnnrlng 4 per cent, compounded ••eiilaiiiiui.ll.r. Mill bare tn bis credit at tbe end of Are years }7I, st the
end of tea years tl.l'i, at tin end ef
twenty roan tio-t ...ui at tin nd ef
forty yearn |1,_M, 'Iho mm. wbosaree
15 a week at this rule would be worth
at tbe end of forty yiara the snug for-
(uue of *.:•.>*••,
r NU (•■•rleaee.
Ii id ordluiry reatatuaiil, Recording
tn the London i hi unl, l». a waiter was
■urprlied it IwIuk ggfeOd ,,,.. frlday
wiUi Ireland's luiiniiabii imiii fer
'dlflled wIihIc" 'Ti it Alliud ah.rain at yi ban, tblnV puiiuid tbe Irlib-
mnn on being rafuar.l tbli delicacy.
Agila reoilrl.ig a riply in tin aegstlvs,
be tried once more "Thin ye can brlag
mi lorue routed potpolae," bi ml.
Tbi wilier .".owed n_„, 0f becoming
reitlre, and I'odd) *.ank bark In his
seat and has red s «i_h ef ronleotraeat.
"I'll lake some roitit beif .nd regeU-
bin," be said cheerfully, "aud sure
ye'll not be for any lug tbat I didu't
ssk ye for flab."
RlWkln »nd Hn Mother.
Mi Klngalej I. IU ol
kin once, wh.,, th, ,
ee.i in nn argument «
from bl -I, iti
Kuafcln rot in, brain
ini'ii.i ih" artist ii
inni. .....I some i„,
on .. lively deb t. in ut,trh Hn
Ruakln join.,* h
I think . hut wh.-n* i*
I I Imil I I,, •
fears t getting ths «
mem. Mo- alwayi ■
Kttui i.v saying n...:
John! i..in,i. • \
CRIPPLING SCIATICA.
A Hurt »nd C.rtjtn Way tc Curt tM
Terrible Torture
I hole Ik Jail one
• ur. I.,, sciatica
go, neuralgia
"iriie the p.t
mill in \*.
i..ii.iii.-i - •
I" -,*,
Mi*lk.. ktl *»fia»f
.'
III.' blood 11 -
I' I — Ml - --en '•'
pain v •
Williams Pink Pills I I
wnik ff i
t.i u,i tight leg st.
I could on I>
oi a «uck The pale
'• nili!. . lal] "•
I.ftllCted Wilt.
the Biliary I »us mi
n.r;ht I look alt, I-
I'mk I'll Ik .'Ion the)
alter that even dm I l»
'
teen lev
ha i dtaappeara I I ba,
ii pronouncing In '■'
I'liim in.- best medk to.
bu ». ii.tira '
Ki* 11 doss ,*f Dl W
Inni It, I
ltlta.,1 I I,.if |a Kill 11 -
,*,d backaches li
n.i .in i |tt*i ttiiuiii. ■ ,
palpitation, and the
women onl} lim Im sun
<• aulas puis wuh ths ful ■
\, mums i'mk fun foi >
mi
Il.ltlo.la lie "A.nil,,-
* 'i* mi medicine deal* i <
I'lll*, in vm can |e| <'..■■:,
..ii cents s b"v ot • '
in writing ihe in umi,
r.i, llr.a i i ||le, Onl
Oetpotlim of Jewel*
i .apteii> an i ths faahlon
, .,1,11*1 explain Ih,
..at.ion liini precious ston.
over • — Tien ' ■
powei im*. reiei esaasd
jugaiu an,I snalavs evsa
s and m ni eat. • m
ths charm ..t theli >"!>■ *■
t.i ili-cmer tirlKlnal redu.
• i" ale mii;i» enthualaami
wuh new tremors the subt
on. Helmut lour, but without bt
i, in i.e h ti*. from it
i jewels
iniut d
CAUGHT COLD
ONTHE C.P1
t 1. Mumford tells how Psuhinc
cured him after the Doctors
gave him up
" ll ia twelve ycaia aim e Piyrhine cnrel
I el gaPewns conamapllon ^w
krr waa Mr. A. E. Mumtertl. -U Wj
'.,11, ami lirffbltlg jual what lie ll « bl«SJ
iialll.y faiinci. Ilc Miukl Ilia o*0 <*'<*
,*-,o M.iKiict.iiiaii, Ont.
" I caaghl mv i nl,l mirkinic a.n du""'
•n lhe t I'.K hr .ont ad. "I ,1*'1
■IK In sweats, chilli ami fever and ira-.j"rn*"
f coagbad up pasees ef my lan*fs, ' **
• u.k.tlK laal and llir doiteia ".H"! ,lr'*
".'•, no hope for oie. Two BHWlhi '"
ii...I el payi h.ne pul ine right °" '"' ,
....I I have l.od no trlurn of lung- irsslas
• ini r."
II Mr. Mumford hail alarte.1 Ifl ,•'k,
I'ay, limp when lie lust riughl ('"' M
•mild have saved himaelf a Inl of ai" rl)
ind MlffWIng, l\ti hi.ia intra »H '""j
roubles by killing IhlKrr.na lbs ri'"!""
hc thacaie.
PSYCHINE
i I'i,an,mn, r«l Si kern)
50c. Per Bottle
Larger alaaa SI and 11 all -J'ue*.,,,"v
DR. T. A. 810CUM. limited. Toronto.
W N U No. 584 The Overflow of Trade.
advertiser's magazine tells an
IStlng Story Ot the axpurltucu of
udrymaD who didn't believe lu
'■'."' 11,1 cist of B dull season he was
I I,, experiment with small
»ads" Business began to
,;! He increased his space, inl
led more regularly, and presently
his plum running lo lis lull
In a month or two nun '■ In
bilged '" decline the work ol ae«
ilh.rs because be lacked the
i,, handle It,
, ,,,, ,,. I,,, hint to em "IT bis ml
M11. ,,, stop tl"' overflow . bul be
inverted, His laundi > I
I c enlarged, an i when he is
,,.,! i,, accommodate a largei
mice he proposes I.i turn on the
power again.
,,i,u umll to Intolllgenl news
advertising is th*- limll ol caput
i' iransacl the reaultltani bui
Philadelphia Record.
Htvel.it.on in Tea.
,,.,, trade ..r tbe world ha n
,„ ', ,,-n,nil.nlil'- chilli!'- in thi
,,-«' years Twent) •• ai
„H ,,, ii... t.i, oi ih, world
■ ,p|, || d bi 'Inni I -la
Tb; .ii ared an In
■ , , ii,,,, which attacked ih.
M ..,', . borl tlm.
[ . , off. • planl .tion
I scotch plantei
I ,i„ planting ol tea and
Idpmenl made to the bm
i ..-I ' the ' oxtra
developing n
, . cup fa 'ti" loi u
. known in '*'-. I'revl
tpldlj made s t""1
! ,H,i until loda) lli. • •
ounti;- um.'uut ,
,,,i twenty five million
i..iu
s u, \i> \ -|■, .i Co commenced
.■.,!, in < !. ■ in .111,1 thi
. | ag tie ii lea in nn
i, ci pack, la, i I* ■"
,,,,,1 Hi* * it T"i.
a '"
I Dndlng ibis les sup.
r green tes of Cl
. . utti ' sbsence ol i
fc .ii teas sa;
- : theli
I-ARDKAl' MIXIXC; REVIEW, TKOTTT LAKE CITY, B.C.
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' ' P ,: "'' the Mine us cash because they can be exchanged lur Toilet Soaps
fut which you have to pay out money every week.
Users of SUNLIGHT and CHEERFUL SOAPS can get their TOILET SOAPS
for nothing.
Read circular in every package, or write ui for Premium List.
Apti, of It"1'-- vnl te ii il com its Ol something you have no use for.
lor SinlicSt Sup t'onti-ins you can get something you need and uie
(i *ry nay.
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,1*
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in.'..' i If
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F..MATI8M AND PARALYSIS
Their Complete Home Cur**
tl Tree to Readeri of Th.g Paper
for Limited Period Only.
baadaoma lllaa
imatlan
ns fnr ■
, i- scribing the
... iful trt tmenl in lbs
.iniii* ii led bi iln- Mlnlstrj
medical men This
■■ - ■ •-• i * ten i'i
■
■, lal study ol tb. -
t,y :i graduate "f th.
ol Wurtsburg. - l
i,,u win receive th
■ nr. addraaa, Th,
.,.'., i Ring BUM Weal
I
I ,iu "
i-hii.ii, I
liter.
•ID TO MOTHERS.
- ii In 11
. srorld tor cm
,,| |. ■ minor
i the heal i" * su
ll th. i" -•
• r lulls In i IT' . t
ind cur.
I tion, ..'lie. dial'
) ll breaks up
ri.mi. croup t \i,. i
t, ethlug ii Ithoul
mi particle ol op
nothing flufr Is m this
Mrs Hugh It Denton
n. n.H II
..,* ,u I have ii
I Ill Ine
i. i the Tablete rmm anj
i oi in iu.ei al -' i '■' "'-
I'h. Hi. Willi.,'
li ii*,.
the Secret of Life.
smith aald i tm con
ll n digestion Is thi
If. ,u,i iti.it i b.nm tei vli
■ ■it qualities nre i
"•, '• -i i,i beef nc ■
rich soups i hav.
! I ..III,| f I O. ' ' ll'' III* II
i.n i or i Icea, and effect them
■ rfuiij uni. my Inatiumenti
than Timoiiieti- could do
«uh hit, I.m.'
My Hair is
Straggly
Oo you like It? Then why
h<: contented with It? Have
"Jbe? Oh, no! Just put on
Ayer'g Hair Vigor and have
lung, thick hair; soft, even
hair; beautiful hair, without a
single gray line in It. Have a
liitle pride. Keep young Just
•s long as you can.
" 1 am flfl. aaaan r*ara nlil. and tinlll r.
"•'till mi hali ... ,.,, ,,., Hn. Ill a I*"
*•••«> Aj.,'i IM, Vlntl railttiatl Ilia natural
_"nr lo n,, lialr ,'t i,,,w lliai* I. imt a f,a.
*"*l' tii hfn«.».-_J W. Ilaaaea, Buulilat
( '••I, lal.
flyers
.,, i. 0. Ayr O... I.„wall,
Alao manutaalurara of
SAItSAPAIUXA.
SILLS,
casm racratii.
An Oration for the Future.
ild ibe brilliant
111 ,,!,, " to ;,,!
ole i,i
■
o
I'.li.-i when
111
I do ice
.., i
mill will -
With Wllt.'i 111 nn,I
mui. :■■ 1,1
Shrill wi |i, ■ ',11,1,-
ii., i nn ! II
ii.ili.li-. > which
whal waa on.
■
.ii
nm noiii Ing lhal il the
i,uu ha i i.ill, n
oi bu I
pan lie- ti
lown ■ • Herald,
tciemj Heieved in a Day. D
inn nkiii disease w.'i
.
11 'HI. '
Minn!
to the
■
li
i not i
- i.n,I d.ltj -
*i , ,., ■ ,
K
I,
i.
"Me I l'.t-l
li., kle'i Antl-i -
■
■
■
"i. -
I i. ■ - • i ben,
1
'
\ I'i
1 r.
than other
:i the
• Soap and
r
-
'
Itch. Mange. Prairie Scratches. Cub
* -, on Human or inimall curt I in
30 minutes by Wolford't Sanitary Lo
tion. It never falls. At all druggist*.
N., '
n hi
could in*.
loved i It olh. '
I i„ Rl ' ' h '' :' '""■
lull) ''"' h
. , ..le ..'
■-,llllll
■ nn no • ,i I ss h* I
look lhe
u,,i - |Imi l see atwet n your
, I.Inn,Hi
l
i Into aa
milium
..Wn |i i| the other, In
lim noil n.t
,, nml slithl I thou-in it ■
,|„ I, V ill. |.h I'' iphS VI
*,,, ii mi i Inlmenl L'o , Mmlle I
„ Vom MIN IRI>8 I.IM
MrN | | ,,.,, ,, mi it) t". son iiitit.it
,, i ,,ii ,,i.in,.rn ailments
,, , Ileve and cur.
1 ' r CHAR1.B8 WHOOTBN
Mulgrave.
Lawyer's Bit of Strategy.
lann .-, u letl the famous Eng-
beld that verdlcti could
be -. ', .i eloquence and he
ij ii nine in his own
111 in turning a rallun
wonderful In n
. '■ ens,- Iln- li.-lt-r,
,i to have
■ i into iiii • a ■ ai I,..
in.,1 In i Sh,
■ ol hei daughter, an i
olli|il"l' I, hull],',I Sen lott, w ho ' "
bei li n in his ;n L-iini'-iii
dilblted his lad by this happy
Ol iclmc.i' "You
-. t,| iho juiy. Hun I was bul n
nusl my
■
CHILDREN IN FACTORIES.
Nothing looks I,,,. than to
, person whose
tt., i wuh warts. Whi nave
-ii .nnn pen ui when
ire remo
i" tound in Hollo
il,,. Duke of I is. before succeed
Ing lo bis tuie. was Brtlve In politics
Once ii in ti can ':l "'","'
,,„ Rngliah shoemaker, whoaa vote ns
solicited , ... ,,,
•Sorry," said the shoemaker, but
n„ „,, golm to ii"" b" anj Moomln
-iic-r,"
,,„„ children I i bring up
ii... i,ii*. replied the pr<
,. ,„ uuke, 'I've not nve, snd the) an
ne up snd t *
,.,l .,11,, ramlllnrli "' •'"" . \'!
old ebap, he said VonataH
both m He samt and wod hettei
sink togethei "
Don't i ii"' "'"' ' '
.„„'■ -, - «*■*•«*■■■' '""
In. I* "i spprwial . ■■
It's n fail msiin. '• r) ' " '
.cliiiittcl the suditoi
■ win H - nol .1 irord ' '''
"• | mei i.i' it «■' •
I,.|| In lhe mi"
ledger.
I'liilii.l.l|'iii-|
Ktenehcti I sare i »J supplant-
R Bpanlab roatiires In Ihs cltj ol
rerenl "Why don ' you i
wuh hei '"
But, - man! If you
Ij willing for me lo mm rj
: . ■ I cann e ai
ii 1 vm ■' How will n l.e if I
in ih*- wed*
Minard's Liniment lumberman's friend
"Well, sir," bi usq "-il the
father, "whal can I do foi you?"
inineivi!
'.'in,I suitoi
■ in..' mn. r i..
-
In
Mexico,
Nature Revolts Against H13I1 Living
10 11 I'.* c
'
Eminent medical men until
■
but South Vi
.'.in- In.s knocked down their i»*t f:.l
'
K*
II. I 11, - 11"
F.do Went Astray.
Lad) ' staunt h let
-■-, would you mil
■
01
aiiily. mum Which bai
- ■■ i
■
Hall »
1 .1
'
'
ll
-
Toledo .1
ke lull's 1 ...ill, 1'illa f ■
lion
11:11 I'm •. 01 irninst of Dominion
,. Ottawa, has defln
it, h derided lo accept the po
d inm b> the American Presb)
Montreal,
Minard's Liniment used by physicians
Man . mimic|i..Im will
option b) liiw Ma) .':
11 ia sn Bllxli ol Life Bin
- nm. ne u have i"' ■
, Kllxir "i 1.ii.- wim b tradition
are existed In Thomas Bcle.
mc ml 1 11. before s
, mn,*! live 11 is made up ..f sis
full) blend.
•
'1 1 in one. it haa no equal in
ni ot lumbago, rheum -
.ui,1 ,,,i bodil) pallia
1 in following little sn. 1 dote halls
hum the Highlands: it wns Donald
1 iiim he Mui.
■ I,. mil di slgnntlon ol everj arlatocra
. He, .in 1 more-
knew how in address them, ns
umi nn .-. im lord," ' t.
"Man, said om ol ins clonics, on
hearing him re. 1 off a llsi of till.
iitin,1,1 ion mind nil these nam.
i.m 11 \. 1 iu.no any mistake whal
.i.i ■
"No,' i* 1 li 1 Donald, wuh pride,
but, correcting himself, ' al leaat, nol
often; bul this week, man, I real!)
think I linl in, mistake \ on
in, iv w.i .rn English clergyman sta)
im; with us .1 dean or blahop, us
, ail nu in 1 w. in mu lo the
s ting with bun iu tha m ng
ar. nl doe n the path s rab
Inl ,M, 11 . ] it. uml I lust suhl to llllll.
'SIlOo! III. lie. 1 ll. 11.111 llolllieSS,' llllll
do yon know from the araj ha look, d
,,ni, inm 1 don'l tiiinii 1 gave
ti 1 in his right title."
DODD'S '
KIDNEY
fc.PIUS
Cities Are Said to Ba Our Biologies
Furnaces.
"It hns been snM that the moden
city Is a biological furnaoa. M'-n ar,
nl y drifting to this furn tee.'
■ , I Dr ■ lea J 1 her f N. e Fork, in
b. ginning his addn m to tha 1
t'iinn.i in , a 11. thi 11 re-
feir, ,1 r,, the fad that the census showed how chll,I Inlcr In ('hii nl. hi t 1
.r ■ in 1 y decreasing From
■
In factories In the Dominion n III]
1 fallen a-
t'i- Thi. nras s k od thing, snd It
Ion oontlnued child la*
l„,r ■■ ii.- regi ■.
1 laboi
ii .is y.t rery , x ! '
In many oountrtea but nev. •
10 r bual ,unl vlKnruua as were Cana-
*. but tbe d.ing.r ahen.l was thf
In s. ,..,!• ,■
In lhe"ie .lays m-n sat In their
■■' es, u-,-,1 tl... ••■;• phone ami 1.1. -
graph ■ " •
1 It by Uia
.Ires result t thi ■• saan In
th*. Increase in I >m dlatetes
ea due to the lack of pr per
, 1 ■
11- ■ i-k men of thought to
sale* by the
ease of popu-
been DjO.ooo, but
I In rural dls-
In the
r ciMit. of the
and
r. Ht
• ■
; artu In the
I- iv 1. '
'
1
li waa an
liealih an I well
■
\
after
1 - fi 1 •
173 pounds In I
■
' -
I • feet flva
, ami the weight Ul p mda so
that there v...* .1 connection b'tween
al health and menta.
Ing
Thi .« and the return,
retail-- - I year
.
' 1.S00 frnm typhoid
and the*,*
deaths from ncrv-.ua diseases, disease-
of the dlgci
paint.*, due to tha Pr< sent rush and hurry
.iy if,* w> i.
.■tie well acquainted With tho ways of
y.tung men, ha 'o say that
hi a rh matters
- Id
that
thi* ■! birth r.ite. \\ .
autTen J In nd the time, he
war. in ar at hand Whl i ■
lid I 1 . Ileal men
'
■ BUC*
,: r- quired exei
in. n w ho »
rs and better cl. rgy-
tni n
Our Marriage Laws.
j* nl to the net n*-
' marriage
ut tii.it n mnn -ii .1 not in iny 1.1-
■ r. gran Ifalh. i's «Ife,
mother, ..unt. uncle's wife, 1
t mother, d 1
-, KI.lint,lai.
* granddaui
• , nlec.', hi"
arlfe,
\ a - nut mnrry her grand-
bbsband, husband's grandfather, ..net', aunt's hue*
■ .ii-.li ml. uie -1.. falti. r, hi.sl.an,1',
fat hei band's father. Bona
iiu-i,ui 1, bi -te 1. m inda rn.
husband, tm ' >
grand *. husband's Bapbew,
husband's brother.
■I h. relatl p s. t forth In these ta-
Include all such relationships
by it.e wl. ball bl",*d, and
r legitimate r lilt gin....ire
Hv ths l>"..rn Wc C. 36.
1. It Is enu, h,I tha* "All laws
prohibiting man iga n* 1 sraaa •>
,, daughter ot hi I rtlti *
v. here no law r, inline t,
ngulnlty 1* violated are hereby re-
imd future."
No One Knows the Cat's Speed.
Tin ;i "f a trained runner run-
y, ry f.-.-■> 1 > **, nil thai "f lUOSl
up. iis, 'l'l., iii al ipt 1 1 of a
■ ,, led jr.11,la is 9 3.5 a* cutis, nr
:i 1 1 nnies an hour. in*, record for
., whole mils Is 1 minutes 111*1 see*
onds, ,,1 .1 rale ,.f h miles an l.,*ur.
In 11 I , ic 1 rutin* r 001
mils In Ui' ni" ' 1 Is at Uie
t It mil "' mr.
Tina., eacellsni performances lnnk
, ne 11 h< n • ..-..let ti it. oenjuno*
Hon wi'ti • I t'l'.'s "f
ir.uiK 'I to Ml line st Th,,nips ,,1 Beton,
of unlit...1
It.
I r 1 ■ 1 ,1 fur a
mile ui rats "f
ptrat"class tret hound II mill - in hour,
1 11
Prong horni I
lop, M - " "
'• " " "
Foxhound M " " ■
A curl.ni* fa. ' la ih... BO "ii" s' rtns
,v,.r |,, hav. ''I in in.king a
■ 1,,iie f lha 11.1,1 .11 11 hi,*h
g cat cal -v Ithoul .1 stop,
nut , 1. n 10 horl a top peed ran aa
in,, i.n,is !,, - pi ti>abl> ut ver been ao-
cu.uuly in... -I
a modal city to accommodate 100,
i people will be built on ths thorw
of UiKe MichlBiiu.
HISTORICALLY VIEWED
TORONTO UNIVER8ITY COMING'
NEARER IDEAL OF FOUNDERS.
First Collage Building Designed to Ba
Centra of Education For the New
Province — Contentions Interfered
and Provincial College Was Relegated to Corner of the Park—An Initial Mistake—Better Days Dawning.
The gnat cha"g<- that In being effected lu the constitution "f the University of Toronto iin-ans thut that In*
atltutlon la coming nearer than hal
hitherto been the case in ihe Irl.-nl nf
Its founders, When the university nn*
projected it was expected that 11 ■
.; y the site tl
ba in glslative buildings. Ii
waa wiih a ven to tha carrying oui
Of ''Is policy ilnit the first college
building—King's College*—waa erected
in that part of tha park which :ics im-
' iroavenor
ihe monument to the heroes of
tin, Northwest now stands.
The First College.
This Bt!*U .-'i.-d aa the
ia of the ontveralty thai a
bs It was thought that, by gradually
• •.'••ruling It. Ir WOU -
rtl n*. iii,-! command the (.*'
r.irk avenue, where there would rise*
around It other bui 1*1 lug- for. due,'
ea. Thua whe.1 we know n-- the
1'i.rk would become th. centri of education f r tha tc Tb.- t-liin-
as originally tboughl "ut were not del-
tlned ' ■ e» cutlon, The
unlver t of . onten-
tlon. ed. i 'tier
Institutions were opened. The vr ivta-
... ■ • i; tted to ii corni r
of the park, arnt there 11 remained until
t*.f dlfferei I eai ., daya had been
d. or unlit
' '.he old dispute*
, situation un<1er
ndow. il Institution can
liniurt knowledge In the subj.tr-
ar" n .1 ■ roveralal, while the
rellg-
loua i Ir re-
- in ihe work thut is particular to
thems.-lv, I
An Initial Mistake.
Tl,, re can be no doubt that the eft-
1. i'n ated the long-drawn-
out educational quarrel was tht •
en the
•. •- was f .muled the leu.Una in, n
t for the training
' ■• ith In the higher bran
nor Slmcoe said on this
subject In his quaint style, that "a col-
t a higher class would be eminently useful, and would give a tone of
'
lnfli,I'e su| "rnment." It la
en-y m understand what our i-i
- meant by this remark, although
few of us would put the Idea ir-
language. The grant In 1T»7 of '
acr.-s of land ln support of four gruui-
rnnr schools and one university was
n f,*r higheredu.
gloua question* Blm-
rhe call f ir a pr ndpal f *r the
nplated university in 1791 was
of non-demonlnaUonaUam.
■ - ... -,.t f.,r
t the propoaed lasl Itutl a, and
' the prinelpalahlp was glv-
! irst to the
., ami afterwards
in, wh,. accepted
and af;< rwurda became the first Bl
;
Dalaya rnd Disputes.
ban reached Canada.
■>■ wlMi bis Invitation to be-
the head of the new
■ f matters bad changed Q •
bad l. ft for England, ami
wa* n> university to direct. Under
it . , the blahop
turn.d to other educational enteri I
and ulilin orders ln the
nd. In the meantime
gn fr a university w.,-
tlnued, and araa crowned .i.-ti a meaa-
ure ( rga iv. In
r lor King's C liege, making It, bowerer, sn exdualv. y Church
•nlng. Tills i.h.ir
s tha subject of i r •:. si on the
■ rt of 1 ' ' I the 1
,n lertook to ni lit]
it; but the changes were not such as
the in,iln, bi -i whole agreed to In
' .nies th,- charter "f .:■ u r IV
wa* in ci.. operative Blahop Bti
brought the university Into being
■ ..ii April Hit. i**i:. al ihe laying;
bi sir chai lea Bagot, ot the found
atone of th . the site In
Qui en'a r.irk «::. ,c I)
The Secularization Struggle,
When tn. i ■ under
Church of England aui corn
ed, tin- m in meal f r secularise
tion b. came the stronger The M
* -iv. f,r tr- part, bad commenoed
ii rk upon tbelr own university nt
org. which was chartered In 1838.
and II begun upon
Queen'i. which I charter In
imi Aa theas church Institutions sn-
Joyed no Btala lUbeldy, whii. King's
had i" sn grant. ,t - .mi res as
Its share ol thi in ml male f,,rly y< irS
r in the Int. ruts of higher ■
tl "ii. t'ie tight ft"
the in re Vigorous In ths I/-gi-
the II ' ,1 .i 11 Up, Bad Hi'' ''"!!-
t was poi ition ,,f iln
unly i lly in 1141 i Inclal In-
I "i n . r, llgioua control nn.l
n . r. Il| oi* t, «ts f r thi prof.
There can !"• 1,""' i tub! thai Bishop
Sr.i.ii,!' had looked ui-'n Klng'a as
tba it for his dl
iWlVir, sl. *w that he
d.i nol wi*h li to be exclusive, In thi
:i could i to i*y
none bul members ol thi Chui
England Whal hi aimed nr was Just
such fhui ■ • S| !'• ' • *in* ,1 ...
l,v | to Oaf rd .,n,l I '.unbtl.lgc
Trinity Eit.*bhshed.
■ elliuin.iJi"!. ,f Church intend th" su f 'he ih,.,
,! | ll ,. : ' Wl a ievt re ll
bishop lie however, was m •
gown Tn Knglsnd hi went, and se*
I i ohsrt. r ami endow mints toi
Xiiiniv i .,'-.,'. ihs Bi H itons "'
which waa laid in IISI it is ■
i
f .nn |i i of i" * men rattle w it liin ti n
,,,,,-. it waa thai
,,i Trinity In the W. t . nd ol tha
e^y wm. i' i"iiio in in- park. I*".
y. ara .he Ian li ni I h is beta towards a
a, ri. a ,*f denominational or Church
iiniv. • university
nl of .hem weak ami Struggling toi
nn , xi eiice Now tli" situation hai
changed, it sssins to be r igniied
•ig nimcrsity, teaohlng th*
Subjects Hint ii" 0 inm ID to all. Burl
I. ,n ms i . bb* i; ,f ths Church founda
•i.e ii logical Instruction that t"
distinctive, randan tha mors sn'
ti.ii isrvloi to in., paopls. This is whal
in* nr,- e.niiliig 10, imi It IS liir.iesllng
- 1-. lli- i- n Id.
- stertaln. ,1 a ban a anti ii inttl*
tiiilon of learning win first daslgMd
Decide for Yourself
»
Whether it is not better to use Pure Tea like
!!
SA1ADA
CEYLON NATURAL GREEN TEA than
adulterated Japan.
At all grocers.
Lead Packeta Only, 40c, 50c, snd 60c per Ib.
Hlnhaal AuuarH A, . nula tdrVt
HEALTH
Boocham's Pilli are the "ounce r,f
prevention" that saves many a d. I-
i.ir lor cure !!• •• from
pcttini; In, _nJ it wul never lay ).,u
out.
The safeguards apninit all Wltli
crimmrtn ills are: A Sound 5tomach,
Healthy Kidneys, Kcgular Bowels
ami Pure Blood.
Hun::, thousand! th
men and women—keep healthy by
using
BEEGHAM'S
PILLS
a remedy that has stood the test
lor half a century and is now
over all the civilised gi,,be. They
the blood, strengthen the
nerves, regulate thr bowels, aid the
kidnrys and cure stomach tr
Build up the nervous force and re-
pair the ill effects of overeating.
The best -nfeguard against indiges-
epsia.
Take Beecham't Pill- ref
and you will maintain good .
at small c
Af Small Cost
SoIJ Everywhere. In bi*,.', 88 eenta
A LAB
There is rio iatisfoction keener
than beino dry Ami comfortable
when out in th* hardest storm.
^ YOU ARE 5URt OF TtilS
If YOU WEAB
vomit's
YTATEBPROOP
OILED aOTHfM <i
HACK OR TflLLOW
ONWLttvtarwHiRL
TOWCR CANADIAN CO., LlMITtO,
TORONTO, CANAOA.
A Timely Question.
Cities utitle lime is arbitrarily
changed, •*- from central to mountain,
ne Minie,um - iiiii ni confused travelers. Dodge City, Kas,, is one such
i'eii|.le are c-i'.-cnilli bothered there
aboul the time ol arrival and depai i
ui,, nt ti.uii Stun,• one the other
day asked s railway offldal when s
n train started Tbe answer
In aboul Bis minutes." "Well,
i ii." was the question, "Is that central or west time?"—Cleveland Plain
Are You Haunted Day and Night?—
Mm I iiinl imtiy racked and tortured
,i evil liuebiitliims. ult...my and dull,
',iiu„-,i nt thai ' luiine restorer," sleep,
■ te mine, nei ves shattt i• d, gen
,'.nili debilitated ' Tins is nunc too
lark n :',.rule r..r greal South toner
lean Nervine to obliterate and sei up
i, iu it. ad the glowing tlnU ot the
.rn, ni i"'it* ci health i">>
sn William P. Howland, ol Toronto,
iiiiiuiiuii ts years ..f age, underwent
pi ration for appendicitis laat week
..n i i- rapidly recovering.
Ask for Minard'a and take no other
Kort William'"! rate ul taxation thia
year is Iii mills.
,i \ m i.. i :. ■-1 .<>-. supreme secretary
il the iui'. is seriously Ul with
mucin.i and has retired from active
Until.
i in i are Carefully Prepared Pills
which dissipate themselves In tin-
stomach i annol bs expe. ted tt. have
effect iii">.i the int.-s s, and
io un tciuii • co itlveness the medicine
administered musl Influence tht si
mui of iti* se canals, Parmelee's
pill re ao made, under
ipervlslon oi experts, thai the
■ l,'■ in Intended to operate
,n ,h • larded In at tion
until ■ ' : n 'I"' 'min...'I'
., in, inm
Montrt ,' council decided not to do
. ,1,11c money to tha i
g| c.,H„ 18 hOtel llCel.S.'S
than nny other Ontario diy In
proportion to Its population,
Murdoch Md.cumin. B Well MU'Wli
,,: Ontario, died unes
Hy nini., <in a visit ti) Stratford
Liko This
Attached to any Garment la a
Guarantee of
GOOD MATERIAL
GOOD WORKMANSHIP
and Good Wearing Qualities
Wlen Buying OVERALLS.
PANTS. VESTS, SMOCKS,
or WORKINGMEN'S SHIRTS
Eeo that each article bear* a
label like above
Inalat on Gettlag
-'King of the Road" r rand
And Take no Other
EVERY GARMENTGUARANTEED
When Remitting by Post, use
Dominion Express Money Orders
and Foreign Cheques
The Best and Cheapest
System of Sending Money to any
Place in the World.
Absolutely Safe
Purchaser is given a receipt and if
or cheque is LOST or DES-
I'HUYKJJ, the amount will be prompt-
Ij REFUNDED. No red tape. For
rail intormatlon and rates call on
.rents.
FOR
Over a Quarter of a Century
we have s'.iccessfullr treated r.**rvous
diseases caused by Drink and Drugs
5UU.U00 cures is our r* coil We
speak truly and say that failure to
obtain a cure by the Keeley Treat
ment Is a failure of the man and not
jur methods. Send for fads.
Address tn confidence
THE KEELEY CURE
133 Osborne St., Winnipeg.
With
Maypole Soap
With
Ease at Homo
With
Sure Results
• Illaik
AU,ical.i-t'i I' I. in NKinirr
fv CO., M iilttal.
MRS. HUNTER'S STORY
Says Results are " Truly Wonderful."
Mrs i. Hunter, ur
l n Raglan Road, King
ston, Out., i-iiys: —
I have suffered with
kidney and liver
trouble and chronic,
constipation tor soma
, f |s*4^|'Sv. Iiim*. I was subject
" W * tO dizziness, liiliuu*.
Mrs. I. Hunter headache, nervousness,
drowslneaa, palna in tha bach and sine.
and a tired, weary feeling nearly all
th. time,
"I Med almost every medicine, mis
treated by doctors and druggists with
utile or tm benefit,
"I tried Hi' l.iiiiiliiii Its Anil I'ili.
ami the results have been truly won-
ileiliil I am SO much belter. Anil-
i'iii is i. must wonderful remedy."
au dealers, or the Wilson Pyls Co^
Limited, Niagara Palla, out.
Moissan Distils Refractory Metals.
ii, mean) ..r u lectrtc furnace
\i Moissan has recentlj sm eded in
actually distilling tha refrai tor) mat
an uf ihe p.atlnum g p, Including
iii Hum anil in..ilium. Palladium, eui
lously cm..mh, which in.s a malting
poinl considerably beloa thai nf plat
ti.um, appears to bare ijulte i.h I.IkI.
a boiiiiiK point
W N U No. 584 ________
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•—•*":*_ "'.':' '
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■ T/(£ LAKDEAU MOVING
REViEW.
I 1'rl'ile.l t.t !•»' '. I-"i.f ' in. ui "I I'..ttll«l.""i
tal . ..ii'ia.ili nan .'(..it. ..iiKH .'icri I'll... .I..'
|.| II, ,! It-. llll II I -el. l'-t 111
II ,, liic'li' , i i oi -I I'mTeH|,>iiiilt i.l- , n
| Mtt.l 111 llS Ctllllltill-
I lllfllls .1|,. I, I'll ii-'-'l it. tin- 101. ". la
ft.- ..* |H"-ll'ie. .1' tir.,,1,,'1' ft,,.I III ill'...*- |ie.
1,11 f,tell .ii,,^e,,,,e,il ill-elll*'lt
'■i-ina tut I rn.is , -,l .nel oil ei Klvertlal.u
i* ii li aliij. , .u* • . le mo" ill Ilflll1
H ilwnrjllllli ,-'.i»i . no. In iiiiv.i.ict
NOTICE
Mice mineral i imiii -iiuute in llie
1 nill I.:.Iii" mini _ 'HI fi.". uf It e I
hol.iCIIHV ill- ti iei.
tt'hvre Ini'iilfil i On sutuiuii of mIuo
t'llj, '■ tilln'nil. Ill lllll" i i • til.I cli
lulu' in- ,ee ll.al I. All item i i. •.Iihi.i
loo 1 M.I , S't. B8M.I88 imeni t .Id,
O. I'i|t.ti-, I- .1 t: ,N.. I tisii. I, ami
I '.I'lm Aliinluinisnii. 1 "It'. N. .
1 ill"!!, in end. Mill .li*.s f'uin le
, e I '*it*i, , tt. iii'i I) lu ll e
1 illg I'l'fiicler Im il C t lilieiiie . i
1 . rur men'- f.n tl... |,ui, ,..-.,* I,, ni -
t • Hug .. l'l HI li .Ulliil ul llie hoc ,
l"l i,tll,
■ ml further ink. milieu il.ai ai'tim
ii ler -ecii :. m.si !.e • .on,i■ ■
I ,i-e il.e isstla..it-"i (', Mil., u!i* ol In
1 •ven.en n.
"Hied lllia r. ' In, r .!,,- e. ■ u. IUI .
Fi*r*_uson
Freighting
a id
f jcsing
Oj.it.
rj
....
Ha
■n-i,*'
* .•■ |.
S. DANEY, Prop. F —^
ij>^4 Mot^e- *
.• unl.,-,.;" " '''■••■■•,w-.
NiH'l't'l*',.
i.e., r-u.ii, I .ct >i... mineral ■ Ini..»
an,,, it. In ,'ie Iit.ul I...I.C Minn,i I'll-
M U ci ■ ! m ilislu. I
\i , ie In, HI.'.I II* ..I i iu ' • ' ' '•■
I ■■ lice llllll I .1 U.I cl-" . I'i"
'a ,,. I Mm i, *- ,. iS.HIl (»r " ■
i| in ninnil ,". >, \ Si.tl.i rl ml
,. , s, , ,,- Ilrui'e It liiK'i t '"-'
s 1. |lll I,Is, I III e. tin -..I-.
i ml Ud .I.n n nfl *r 'I tic ' - I" l !'
in |u< I .,,, - i, cm i ... t'e.i.li* Sl «
i in iiim i- le- nm | " ulil.un*
, .; Coll .l.l I- 0 -IU .Unl' ' I I"
V tit I until"! i.i...* .. • it"* t' ul hi ■'
i|,,i a,.,.i i ; niial I.,* i- umi ■ '-''•
Im „ ||„i -.i,,,. nl .ci, ■ ' ■ ilii' '' "'
I 1 4 |, Dai. iHI.it I ■■ dm "'
Mai. v I'.. II -,;
,1 IV, l IIISM
E. R. ViPoij
Trout Lcke Livery
Freighting
Packing
HawfeidJ
*►■". in.,, 8i
j Stables at Tioit like
St.lift* is li i i.y -.V iui* ItA
liiuntli- if ct tin t-1 hi tn t n. ■ ki
u|> i.r iliu.I '•* tli.* U„|. i I. it ii o
i i 'siuiier f I...ml- .te.l U ni li- I,
e s,,e.i<i' li.* n*- In .-.. Mi.d .- ,i. ■
l«i>i.)' lllll".er from ll.it loii « i
iK-ci ib il Ian i- sit i .le * iil.'iii
,' l lUlic ti um i li■• h til 'i k 'iie
'J "ii't, l.ak and a o-n 2 ml *
1 h*ii (> ' r ti imiii 'I'll.-.' it a
j nt i.ior,..' i J I). K iiuclv '* N.
< mi .,(-1 lu.ei ' ,.■ m*e ie - .sn I'iiHJn-,
1 -nee siuttii Ml .li;. n- t ipoce a
Ml Cl... itiM. llie ii* in r.. 8U uhttlti,
1" |. i.i « I ......in iiieu.. >ii.
__.<d 1 lli ..I \|n. IMHi
J I1. kK.Wtl.V
I'.-r A li.._.r And.
Notice in I* r.-li\ given tlmt In**
months nfter .late I intend t>> inak*
li|i|iln**tt!,, tu Hit* l.'l. .1 ('.iiniiilr--
si" er ..f Lands and Work* fm a
SJ-hcIhI lice,,.-!- tu t-iit nml r.ii r\
1....IV linili.-r for tin f.,1 i.ttir.u .le-
h * il.ed .tiM,i*- sitliatt-d mi All ai, ..
Soli creek about "■ >.t u mile from
'i rotii Lane u» ' ..1. in 4 mile*, from
Gerrard, coluiueucin); a' n posl
I.inrked A Higisar's S.VV corner
I *nt, ti.eiu'i* Kn chains >*a-i. thenne
l-.lllll Sl) Chains, tliclice tt-ral til)
t-linins, thence north 80 chains tu
) .ii.t of cot..in. tu*.- .in-i11
Dated, Mav l Ith, 1906.
A. BlOOAK.
Notice i- I.e. I. t_( \ ,-n that li,l
d y after t'at I mt * *i tt, In k
»* (. it*..inn in ij, II li. f'niel'
.1' ..i.ini-to.. ••. '.f l.a mlr* ni.! \\ rk-
l i i. sp. >i il H e .-.- io ci,' ami
curry ms *..i in. .er li.uu in t .-
"]i.wiii_ .I'*-, i ii"c i 1 t..| nil ii .led
111...l.l J nf li tulle Ir .ii, Hie *.,. iili
i-l..,.••• uf Tf.'ii1 l..k". and ul. in
ii mile*. lr**ui Hoar*1, until* in
1. enet k .,t h [< -.1 marked J |.
]{ nne*!} 'a N VV. c r •••.• |„,ai
) I in< d '.raule r, p hi in nk 'I .1.
I). Ki*iii,.*dt V N K |..»i, '•*...*■ 8ii
ct nil". t'M.-t. 11 ■■•nr M.tltll SO ci i ni. ir.
tl eiic* nent Ml.'l.ii ii , I I.e..cm ii".l|.
•hi. uiiaiti in point ic in iifii* e-
ini ui. iJ.ictl, Mm 11. 1006
•J l> Kknmkuv.
J'e. a |< ggur, \g nl.
i •/ KFV! FW HOT'I
'1 *l ! l.\K! B.C.
lar wall 3 ipp!ied with LLj'ic:';. 1 C'r~.r
l.il !■■.!• * ' 'li.l.,. t.i I It iu li . I- ' • ( li' I I ' ... • .... 1 .*•■
Tfrnnt klT ^]'<%
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1 : soli u,, - ol* , • I
Hugh VtcPn3-s>i - - Supt.
V \/< ■a»^V'*****-.r**-.. s, y/s." . . .
rs r%\ tt r / r"^ r7^"
EtXCdii&at /■-cccmmc-iiticn
Bast L :r^
And V.rv finest Cgan
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i
MASTERSON and
GRIFFITH
i ***aS " "*1t' * ' -*"***. '** (T* " *****,
1- -s- r-
.. -V. 1 * •• u • _ * •
WINDSOK II01LL
TROUT LAKE. E C
Be*stHotel I.i Town,
Mp\m fer t m ' '•
ACCOMMODATK NS ARE FIRST CLAS3
r. R. i\ ci f .-** n r. prop
Trent Lake - - B.C.
Trout _Lake jT_ity ^Transfer
cnd Stage J ir,o.
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o
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WC CD YARD
in t onr.d . ii
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A. M. Craig Wm. Crawford
Imperial lank of Canada,
Head •
TOKONIO, ONI 'Rin.
I.
CAPITAL PAID OP. 43 12' ,74l.*)l
vc mjno *.r,i ao
TO-t - ' • • .. 61i- 67
|i K. Wil I I'll
JRANCHE-b ill ' *il!"*r i * - •
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A GEN'ER \l, l: .XKiNU Hi - I
iAVINC J OCPAPTMGN r • - - •
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W< H. Jones,NJ ° *^-- h-^ «
| -^ FjHe j u ware cj t- o. Review Job Dept.
Ita. . u *.* ■ - i ' -. - . I - '•
NGLSON, I! C.
NELSON, B.C
't*ttri
I
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Slarhcv & Co.
e ii
.
ii .,*■
N"lii- * in In 1 I.y I" V ll lliHl
V i I III 11 two ii."iitli- t'riiin ti) lit t
Jul) ieaiiou In r... i tne Ilm vh
( Iu.i.i.'h OaZntie, i i.ci..I 11
•»(.|.ly lot'iti ll'ii. t'ln.l' (,' in. ii i -
hi.in-r of L.ndn nnd Works for i.
h| eci.ll lie-iiK,* tu cut nnd pnrn
a Way timber Ir .... its*- f .1 low in**
,I,••.!•. ii.ed landb b tuaii'ii in \\ »^t
K"'.t.u■ av :
No 1. Cimmi'iicing at a -...nr
J I...te.l ..I. Ill* Hot.ill sli'tr.' nl
T.-uui l.ttke, about l.'i mil •-. Irom
i.e howl i.ii'l nin.in .'in* n.i •■ ft* o,
O "1*1
Larde
Hotel
B*a
to
Sandy Laughtcn
I'roprielnr.
. j\A7 IJI*"N »i**i i»a I. -<■-" *■ •'■
|t\ - . . i,r . I I. oil, .in
• |_. „J I* itfl H *t* it,** i - • •
tA\yl " ' b I ■ ruin d i
mm ! ni- ' ■- i ■ •
; i .)*; .,', ' i*iii iu* wi«l I * n-i •
.,11 I 11 .1 III . - ..le-.
j morkc'l h ii nd * • * i ■ .- i* ii-li
• *. .' '. ,i • m ii ..I. iioi a
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1 ' _____________________________
I
JSarbec f.'K-.p ■
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Lennoxville G. M. YUILI
-•v?* HOtCl, JEWELLER,
et.*. All Wf»l i.
(ill.ll.l i.lel tl.
General Z'.zrz
iMmM MlihlC
I.'clei and
ERARD
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<: .i ! St.iM- ,.r ll.ir Cut
. i i.i. or.
William Schnell,
Lot and Cold Hatha
• ■
Ajnlllor.
j. : . MURUA) .
'1 UOI l I.AK1 . .'• <'.
list* "II
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Imperial
Barber ' '
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G. A. ChT
Hot. (.rtl •-. ( ■-. Bslhl
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tl.e shorn marked (1 \\ Ahrahnii -
::
•JSTm-:-.:::: OT 'BOYD -'* ■'- pv
HMil'a Uorlll-Wlgt e rt.er !»ih .
iiiciK'.' south .'IO ehains, theixe
«!IMl Ml ."ll.lini, ill nee Ii rill 80
ithains, tli'uce weat 8o chains lo
tl.e |..ii..t ul .'..in.item tintrtit
No. 2. Coiiinii licit j; tit ii |hi.i
). Ihi. leil hi.ulli (.1 TiO.il Ln lie a'..'lit
It oi ile* from 'lie inn.I iiiiii „b*'iu
•mo mi e M ut . f um tin* rdiiire
lunik."(I 0. W.Abra * una .ts'-*, n r
« aSi (''"I llt'l' pus , t c .
elnliii-*, ll ■c'lt'i*
*"i."'l.i-t" Mil t.i b
> ,i-l h l Chains lo llie j. .hit „| ooiil*!
Ji.ei.eei.»ii'.
Nu. ,'{. (' iiiiiiiei.ciiu* ni „ |„,H| I
iilauted on I hei H.nnli sl.i.n. ..|! "
': roul Like n'mnt i.'ij miles fr
ita litatl mink .1 0. VV, Ali'rl.Hlll-
lon's s"iit,lieasl .iiiiii r |.og!, t .ono"
* t'H' ICO (tllfliIIS, tlience iiuiih '0
. ui»n, I house i.iht liin rthaiiia
tll'IIO* Mill h 4<> (la.MS lo llll*
l"*iiii nf t m.'iio ■lueiii.
Nu. 4. ('.llllll cncii.*_ h| „ pii^j
planted Oil the wot *»ltle nf Ami* -
'■••II Imi hIio.iI one ...lie from
. Tronl L-.ke, marked t). VV. Abm*
)i uiit-t.o'i. until I'Httt corner posl,
tlit*ii"i" mit. 80 uIihIiis, I hence
went bV nliflfns, iln-. ■-.' Miutii mi
chains, thence easl sn clmlns to
Ho poinl fl' .* .... nn- cement;
Nn 5. I'ltiiiiii. icjug Mt H p0||
jtlH.itntl ahutii ion \hiiI» enHi. ..}'
Ain*r.t:in tinil. and hb'.iit 4 mile
ftoin Trom I,nk", marked o \V.
A'ii'iiIihi.ih...,'* fun |j hihi, corner
pi.Hi, tlience nnrlh k<i chains,
ihcnce cum 80 cl'iiiti*, them e
south mi ctiiiii,h, th nee m. *-i 8ti
cliHiiiH lo the point of cuu.uiuuce-
II. ct.
llaied M«y Slal, IlifKI
0, VV AllItAII.\M.-..N.
When looking for u plana to upend
your holidays, hear in mind
tliAt Trout Lake is un
ideal summer report. Ihe
•scner'.'.-intl ciimatr aremagniflci nt
"-tr>-5 * • ... i -
_bc 'Dctcl Beaton
BEATON. B.C
i-1 nuts si t
--—— . -*—
■j ,,i li . lineal nM nf "I,.- I ni.leu* i
Ih a rn.viiie.^1 ■, ■ • . * - 11 ■ •
ur lu rli cl.n-H ■ i* ■ I * • . I
i, ■ |, led mill mi.it ion- tli I ■ '■ -' "I tt n es. r-i- i -
ta i a I ;..,..,.
■ . Vlaihir*. .,, "lit- c .,*: nil , .,,.
. ■ ... .
C
THE
BEAUTITUL
LARDEAU
11' ii< approaching the lime to atari
■ .nl ut. v.. ir summer vacalion,
and H'e wai.l tun iu ii'i.-.il'i :!..
LARDEAU
It is t: e ], In,*,- i\ In re 11.-11 > -. r < • Ball
lie -, I'll III ll I i|S JJI llllilelir llli'l
iiispiiifi'-cii■*i*. li.- hike", rivers, nnd
mountain streams are iill- 'I »ii I.
the li nv Iril.e, in .1 disciples nf
Ike W'afloii are in their glory, *> W
It iii .i resort cniirc'v free from the
mosquito pest ij) ty M tjl M tj) W
For information, write to the Secretin v of Trades Ciiniiiiittco or to
the Ubvikw.
THE
BEAUTITUL
LARDEAU
S"—
\m#$
J. C. MURRAY
Local A.iciit..
T
il IV
^^r\
4 S
1? A 1
**-TV!IKi:i: have I • n i .rlini *h
m lie l.v ;ii ii rinU*, in . i -I -
III' I' ill l.'e.li l.-'.-.t- . ...ul
in r>* i rn ,. - hui he made it- ■ n
. ■ ll" 11 M I M.I l.l I |,lee \, ,i,
I lie wini rt .iu- the ii ii ■ est tn
t 'i<iii. il inn- .... Iu< I,, |,,,..
his iu oi . m. ii i •■! .nn j
N.i • lei n* int.nl mn lu i i,., ll,,,|
I '.• i.i nt hei lei spol ■ li lie t .,..
t ■• ■ ' I" l»U» I. .u I.St .t** t mn
TROI i I. U.I-.
Trout Lake Is Dm |.i.*ii:.**.i -,.,..
iu the Knot, ii * - . ■ o i'.'.imii e
.' h ut n has nu <i|.inl. lt,n.ia -j
nil I llal.il u tuny 1.0 lttlllll*"Hll in
I -t" -. • ,i' i mil ; v. nil." hill tt niie
III il .. .1 III. .* I- t*. I ll 11.1 ,,.l
i lie ni ! *. |i s dim..lu in mi pei I,
I I el*e li j IK ||l, |.|*,*|t |. Ijttl elm S| H
it i■ " mild iii lymcr in ■! i*< <>' i■.
hi nniei 11 en ii hi n-i of Mum,' , f
.|i * I ii** t In I* In nml r* sutences In
|< llih.t 1 ..).....l.'.l, It-htl'l'l-. ll e
Kill In l| lllll inul Ulll"|. ll. Tl
it lu * ' He, lent t .•'■" ... I -i..r S,
Mil.I II /'."i.e.* ill 11,1* 11.lie I tl- , ,
in tli is imil unl ii ill -i ui Unit nil
I * n.leh in e Toi. y ivel I r p1 fill tl,
VV. itfl Willi t niiii.lciif e I-. Ag *ui-.
•I'I
H. McPherson
A^ent*
Trout* Lake, B.C.
Lots can be
obtained on
EASY
TERMS. _
Make your
selection at
ence.
Then cttll on
or wi ite to
J*M
vr
fe
.-:i^
I
W'
:
I I. ■ i . \, i lun! i. • i„ , ., lis
||l 0« III I ti- hi ■ i, ... |,.li Ill-
It III nil . f I ill lllll, e. Ill il
•I"' '•' II ■ I it . I III i
"•' He < .1 |, A i r. iHs (ii i .*
I "' ■ -'" i h ml to Trotii I i * It
"■ 'l'l Cli III. I' l.il Pl ||l ic ■ | ll
' I I" ft ll 11 .III dl, ti .1 | |, li tlie
cimlliiei.l and has . . • I n i f . -i
"' - | " i ' i <l In il,,- In,|ei al
I unl- I' l ii.-i .l,-i . I i -i il,... st l in i
a no i n i. n u. .'t i I he
lloi . I *-. Shin im n. I. A : n :.•■ il
»'1' ' " -it in , l" i. ii nn . i , ll.. • • ;
' ' UU*. < * nn nnn it- : Mi lli tliht
1 l"*""t *'l m .1 .Viiflicni . I,i.r. I . m
and i, i i,*.,, |l(li. j,„|
I here i re < all H I h* mm It lai <'*■
"" 'I' ol I-I li.- fl Weill I \z mi i It i .
1 - I' " I or i... nice nre u hi i li
'''''. ' h hi n.i Mm it i'i u Hi n
cup , in uiciM i n f, |,,, ,i, ( j .,,
t 0 I mil , ( id,. I„|,,. f| ,. ,, j, ,„
. '■' il iiimy mc | n\ii|' i ni l.ijfjii r
I I". IC. IH ,,,.,, ,,„,._ vj,|, „, „
|.-.'-|l( tr- I,| I |)j| (, |,j, n,.!, I , ,'j,,. , i
,,, 11
II ore will I,, n i,',, ,|,,|, i|lf,
N'*". tO If \ui, t(,,|,|,| I,, ,,u
more, write m once to . jtl. i of
■■"' eg. mi. .,), t|„. Bildresi.es hclow.
F. B. Wells
Ccncrtl A*jent
Revelstoke, B.O.
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Lardeau Mining Review Jun 14, 1906
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