^;^SP§II§I i__S_:-^*i_5 m WmWm HHHH! lias :i larger eireu- lation man any Newspaper in N. Kootenay. Boat Ad* ,, liming llll'iliuill. Lardea / view >iV. /' I I s 7*-'roR\Ac -- Tlie representative the rich Lar.l.nii country. Sent to any address for $'2 per nn. in advance. VOL TROUT LAKI: CITY, B.C., April 12, no6 ■KOI'KSSIDNAL J ,. WIUIE, P.L.S. Provincial I.mid Surveyor, Mlns/al Claims Snrveyed and Crown (Irants Obtained ,,,, n,._| li,r,...|.illlee, I imil 1. .I-. II I'. Promisi Bcatonites Kick. The residents _ of Ueaton nre wondering when Bill Galliher will se. .1 back that " mud hen " to complete dredging the channel to Benton, They dredged a piece at iuch enil of Hie eiiiiniel leaving CANYON CRKKK Iho middle portion This heing m. 1 . He. rl.-r. ' A.*.!. I'ISKIIAM. ,':VEY Mc.ABTER & PiNKHHAK siii.K'lTOUs, Km, UEVELSTOKE B.C :..< Iiii|h*-IuI 1 .ml. 111 .'nii.iiIii. UKI» 0. KLLIOTT, i\l;KISTi:i!.NOT.\l:Y - 1t1.lt*. ETC. ,:,k.', B.C. A. Ihirv.} j lhe ciifie the work is of no praetii'ill j iihe until lhe obstructing groltnd is removed, L'uiiiborne Miner. Wi!l Celebrate. The I.i; (i F. will cell hi.i'e their R7lh anniversary ofl lhe 2iit.li of' April. Service will be held on lhe 29lh nl the Meth.iilisl . Imreh. UOPERTIR8 SHOULD ATTRACT ATTENTION OF MIXING MEN. and Fcrgil-011. aasa^iinj * - Iwr... I Silver. I . mil head ' " .tl Ml t'-'OC 2 •ill FOR HALE —Cottage and 2 lots Qood location, Apply, .1. It. Hamii Hour ley Pianos are high priced, hut 11..ith their price What if n 1 i 1 .in SHANNON, ^.ssayer Trout Luke. 1? C 1 no Gourlay piano docs coal a few dol- lars more ? Vou get vour money's FRATKRNAL TU80AN LODGE, N-«. 80. A P. ft AM 3rd Tliorsday each mouth. Iielhreli I'.iriliiil'v lllVlted. -., Ki' OwipbelLW.M, DEVELOPMENT WORK DON! ON GRAND POLO \ S GOOD I'ROSl BCT, The slevclopineiil done on lhe Grand sologreap 'usl season ivos productive id good results. The group consists of le n claims and is owned I.y Tony Lindgn n and Ni Is Hi iliii. It is situated nt tin.'lien.1 of Canyon ricek in nlose proximity to the will Iciibwii I'i ilii and Linson View properth • 1 p to date the development wo 1; i*bn lists of ertinent 1.116! Seven Foot. Pay Shoot*. Tiie drifts on tha Silver Dal hi 1 me n.iiv in 100 fee' on either sidi of the crosscut iniiiiel. Tticy an seven feet wide, the pay shoot be-j ""**' ing the full "i'i lil of th- .1 lifts, I he j wail of the vein Fhowing on both OLD-TIMER HAS SOME'J sides, The vein Is free quarl z eon laiiiing a large amount of iron an. hunches nf likely looklno __ena. 'EA1 •- ENEMJ ING Ti) SAY OK TIIK LAR- Clng gali no It 1, ore 1- OCing |'l ri" 'I on the lluiup A, linl.ui.-. the ii.iii.:i;" r, i- verv pi' .1-' il 11 ith il e nppi sin nee oi tin prO|iOI ly riiel I. . cl ir.id I of the ore, and feels r-nti-lied thai mill li' .Im.Tit will yield v.iln. - in ad* v.11,1 ■■■ nl pn -1 m ca oulatlont. 'I be snow is rapidly distip, earing from ihe trail, no.I l.e ' >.\ ects tc be hauling the mill machinery to Ihe property in a m nth from now. Some repairs uiii have to be done LASHES OUT FEARLESSLY AT . OMPANIKH WHO IIAVK OPERATED HERE, un iln' trail I" torn 11 in..' hiie 1 \ i- i ii nm 11 1 of 1 aki: i.ui'i.i: Ml. 11 l. O.O.F lli'llllllir liii.'l!lir« Il.lllll. _» llil.'h li"«V Hull .1,11 lie...(.i> "Itlil ut * ..vi... k .1-11.lie ..r.i'.h- ,-r. ..i,r.ll.lll> Wf l.rulnc. 1". M.HIi,(,luril. Htt. E)l urns & Co IIOLESALE AND BRTAIL Meat Merchants Fa rs i 11 jrll kiti'lii of I'"rt-i*h Mi 1.1 rROUT LAKK. It.(, B. Wells 1EVEL8TOKB, 11 0, Worth Vou obtain it in extra durability—years more of service provided for hy the oott'inetsof its construction ; and you obtain it in it.- daily use- your delight linl pl.rislire ill it- excel, tlomil , .' ,,. ' mnl .lep'h of ah 011..I beauty, We mint you lo ne a (J our I ay. IN drifting on the led.' ■ 125 fit, nn.l the showings air- bly line I he ledge in four f. el in W idth an.I has a paystreak "f 22 inches oi ■ juart/. and grey 1 The face of the ■: li 1 ■ a ver- pth of nl, • |i 1 feet, ni..! the \ sltieS ohtilii 1 . from Mintlll - taken there ita, .■' 111 - -ilver nnd 17 pi r cent .'up' 1 1. tl.e County Court of W.st There is _ streak of four im Kooienay holden at Trout Kr,.v , ,,.,.,-r ranni ■ 150Q ounees Lake T.. Km.-1 Augustus >ilvrr iinj 12 ,,c.r unl ,,,,,,,, Baker, of Arrowhead, B.C. [t lathe Intenlioi ol th. owners Take notice, thai a plaint has to n some work at an early dale, been entered and a summons issued |n feet as soon ai 1 ok horseecan against J»U In lhe above Comity l)e tult,.n ovt,r ,;,. ,..,,!. g C.iirt I.y O'.l.ii Clemens, ol .„„., (;{ high-grade ore hat been Nakur-p. I'.. r. for tho sum of $807. 8iU._,.,i. The groat neeJ of this W, for cash lent, and for money ,,Hrtieu'ar loeality is n trai from paid hv the plaintiff for the defend* ,|,r ,or_s 0f tn*. ,,..,, _ ant, and an order has been made Gerard, the present tra 1 ig the 1 »t the publication ol anotii f mountain side being both n hard the entry of su.li p'aint in the and costly one to pa.-k ....•!. ■ Urdeau Minim* jtqview, a news- „itating as it doe, th Irn paper publislicd at Trout Lake, tion of horses n: 1 sunpltei ly B.C. oneea week for four e..ns." steamer lo the Liuson View land- .iitivi weeks, hill be deemed t.. '"i1; , , .... . , t an von creek 1- Blue l„. good and M.ih.'..'.it rerviee ol pt|| of- lhp , _rA.all tl.eMi11111101iBUpo11v1.11. ',.,„„ w„.i, tu week tn to enter a -..mie ot the meritorious | CHINESE Af PEN! I Ton. Al I', trial if tho • responsible for tli- " running out " ol the ChlrrameD from Pent cton recently, • x 11,.1. am ing 1!." prominent instigator! if the disturbance ' wei v, iili intimidati in. 1 in. nun waa acquitli d but the I to a tine of t thirty days' impris inment man paid his ii: e, but the other f'.u 1 . . wen- ■ i n w.-el: in which !• 1 ay tin- m -y, chose imprisonment and ■ t.. K am lop us Feeling in i - r Ol i- HtlOllgly in favor ol Ihe nun. who havo refused offers to have lift Bnen paid anil 11.-«-1 ;.• j iii to mark th.-ir s. ns*. of in* ju-ii • ■'.l"ii • lo thorn. Tbaorowd che 1 .1." prisoners si .! hissed ' To the K'liior of the Lardeau Mining Review. Vol Wl" I I allow me p.wee in your :.a;er. I would like losav a tew words on th mdifron ..t tiio Lardeau. We claim to have thei here that wUI justify tlie putting richest and best minora! resources in of tramways and mining mnch- ..f ni y section of its sire in British nbia. We have as good ami healthy a climajie as anyone could wish t.> live in, We have transportation ri,_lit at our door?, then why is that the Lardeau does not go alien.1 faster limn what it .In.-. I would like 1.1 hear from other men inii rested in tlie Lard au . . i ■ r paper, for a bat help. 11 sit 1 1 elp us hi. We 1..iv found ..ut bi experience th-it stni'k incorporationsuredoing inery eo we can handle our low* 1_r:iUn oris as well as our hi^h grade ore. I Viou'.l lik" to ask. t'.rr>u«li your paper, and have them answer the same, that is. the Placer mining outfit operating juat above Trout Lake, 'why is it that they have not made a success '.' Is it tbat they have their sluice boxes at Spokane and are trying to make their clean-up there '.' or is it poor management at this end '.' It has No. 24. .'ire sooner we got logether and le' I wrr^-jti'^wtjs*^ ibee-men know that wc mv .m i..|| Local and General. them an.l give them a free pass oui "■ of tho country ; tho sooner we get down lo facts iiml show men with capital lhal we have a safe Investment for tl.em, thu better wu will all be off nml capital will roll i.i of 1 - oh n accord. The sooner wo get to working along these lines ihe sooner we will see lhe Lar.lean move to the front. But We have i;ot to j;el tramways and miuine machinery 10 make this euiiiilry a success, for I don't hesitate to s iy that if we can get experienced mining men 1 me iii ami show them what ive have on the surface nn.l what we have in prospects that have been developed properly, but will admit that there are plenty of prospects Dan McLennan left 011 Monday for a trip to the Northwest. Dun has already secured some fine ranch land clo«e lo Saskatoon along with his old Olengarry friends. O. A. Smith, representing ft. A. Morris of Vancouver, was a visitor this week. <h. last Sfrlurday night a number of the younjr as well as old people gathered at the residence of Mrs, A. B. Fowler, on Lardeau street to congratulate Mrs. Fowler on the anniversary of her making her appearance on this mundane sphere. Cards, games and refreshments were the order, and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Dunk Stewart is mine host ot the Windsor in the absence of Daniel Roderick. We learn on good authority that K. C. Ilamble, government engineer, will recommend an expenditure of $.">00 on the river bank. Tims. Leavall, of the Placer Co., left on Monday for Spokane. Mr. as more harm-than _ I. for they ,„.,.„ proven that there ia plenty IBa*11 w"[. have ^'^ of the i,,,. , _ ,,,,,, ,!,. ,. ,,„,,..; , ,, ., , 1* work until his return line been working tins country 10f »0i,j there, ami no reason why ior the last six n seven vears ami j jt should not be a Buccess have been doin You are quired IAW FURS B0UPH1 CASH PRICHS PAin. dispute note within eight 'lays from the -7th day of April. l'.HHi, beiii;; the date of tha last publication of ibis notice, at lhe Ih "(is* trar's Office at Trout Lake. It. C ami if y.ni il t ■*> enter tnich dispute note, judgment may be situated them. BCHOOL REPORT. Standing of pil| •. nioi elaaaea ol Troul L ike w hw tiio month of March 1 Jr. .'lid C V 1 "! 157, E Ab* ^|. PI ■ .-I.I, ill. ruhniiisnn 118, I' M. : 1 ' rson signed sgaiust vou and the plain-' K. Atherlnn M, T^John* 1 iff may pro d to execution Sr. Ilr.l—N. Vip.n.l 198, C Haner 187, W. Join stoi * 1 Sr lib. U M'l 110 ' p. C. CAMPBELL VTpond IM, U M n 109, M. Kraser UMI. A. Murray "fl Sr. 5th. A. McPherson KW, G Met'heraon 881. Dated Ibis 39th day nf March 1901 Registrar. Approved, T.M I!. A-t Renielrar, Nelaon, IL C. K tSLO < RLERRATION. The citlicns . f Kaslo have or* .1 for il'.-ir nwuual celebra- tii 11 mi May '_4111. Committees hnve be. 11 appointed and every ■ will !•" n 1 ' make the 1 . ; ropost'! program ■ i i inii c folio iiiely. I R .ir .'.ilnll.i "i. le ami Iii. men's -I oris, ..1 •! ii is the belii f «.f ibe - lh.it tin v will be able t. furnish a most attrai ai in. - The citizen's I will il o prove one of t!i" gn at at- tractions oi ilu day and it i • in- I tn keep ' ne of the - ope 1 all d iy with mn ic in ritti uihuiiv. which will in itself be rce .'f le i ■ i'i lo all visitors on Vio'oria Day. mostly 011 i'..i"'; .•ml of iii.- I.i.e. St,.■'.: corpora- ire 1 1 1 ...1. n .■ 1..1 1 mi in a legitimate and honest way, but if not they should dealt with accords ing to law f"r getting money under false preti ni 1 s. For instance, takin_ rami ol lhe stock coronations which have operated here. Buying a prospect for a few ban* .Ired dollars and going back east If the tlien mining j |,P()ple who have bold of it don't at the other I make it a success it will be another black eye to the country, and not the fault of the country either. Anther outfit 1 would like to bear ,1 , ,, , ... ciuUon of Kaslo e efforts along this 1101 tiny .-in.ul.l dealt witn :ro.nl- from, through vour paper, is the ,. ,. ,. ,, 7 .,. ., .r. , * line hv sending a lug delegation to. MiwiniU (.omp.iny. Ibev have , • 5. . • . ., . ;, , . , „ . .' , participate on 14th Mav. It would spent •hoiiMiml-of dollars here, '."t ' r . : , , ,, , , , ' .. .nc.urage a return visit and be a the country would be better uii , . . T , .... , big tactor in our success on July lo-day had they never come her;.; " ' Why is it '.' It is not the fau t of > ' the country; there is something j KJ vipond, Sid Graham. Bert The Trout Lake people have de- oided to have their Big Sports day on 1st July under the auspices ol the Fire Brigade. It would be a good chance for ub to show appre- niiii Mili.,_ shares on the strength rauieally wrong some place, and Fowler and the Nova Scotia Herring will resume work on the Noble Five at an early date. SEEDS SEEDS Garden and Vegetable Onion Setts SEEDS Flowering Bulbs CLOVER ' LAWN GRASS TIMOTHY A. G. FRASER, Trout Lake nf a big assay ; a glittering* piece of galena and an exaggerated report made up by some lumberjack who Ihey have hired as a foreman. They don't intend t.. 'nine at liii- end :i - long as tin y can sell share* and work the pay chute at tbe other end < i the line and stick lhe money in their pockets. Tbe man ub.. inv.r-ts bis ;: 1 money In shares, ■ 1 for two 01 years, and then begins t. w..i..1. r why he .iocs not gol somi returns for his money, no maltei l.o.i '_iii.ia prosj ect the company Tii.1- ■ shares are not worth tho paper they are written on if the money taken in for ti.. -■ share- is nol spent on the property .unl spent properly. Evi iy 1 T..|ir 1 ty or prospect in tb 1.ir.h. which has had a fail -bow has made a record for iua If. T.r e f ir im lai c - thu 1 roadvu », which was turned down and abandoned by the Home-Payne company a number ol y< irs sge*—a company which operated and spent tie uaands of dollars in difft rent p.His of Uritiih Culumbia, i ul never spent it proper'v. Tin men uf Tn.ut Lake, pi incipallj i u*i men an.l men Interested in the .unl'..ny lo.'r. hold of ii i.ist Nov - ember, put men 11 ith level heads in .'In i.e . 1 lhe work, and they have been working il ever sine.' at A gang of Trout Lakers left on Monday for Gerard, where they will work on the const ruction of the new sawmill ■■n SEEDS =SEEDS the sooner we «et te the bottom of these things and show ibe outside that it is not the fiult of the con 11 - try, lhe sooner the Lardeau wi'l will wake Up and come to the front. Iacob S. hmitt. Trout Lake. DC, April 10, 1908. It Advertises. Sipiire Mobbs, of Gerard, is im- The following item is taken from I proving his place of business to the Nelson News under the heading of " Noteworthy activities In tho Kootenays," and demonstrates t'.iat the Lardeau is being closely watched. It is. however, a Trout Luke syndicate and not a Rosa- land one which has con trot: "Oncol the Trout Lake mines, the Broadview, owned principal!) by a Rossland syndicate, is ship* piu^ appreciably and with - mi success. There arc a e.reat many other mines in the Lardeau which will bear opening up and shipping aa soon as belter facilities have been provided. 'Iho Broadview, although one of the latest to assume prominence, is likely to be* come 1 well-known figure at a later date." Pledge Fulfilled. Rossland mine owner.' have tnnilc liieir pledges good which they give to lbs Miners' Union on the occasion of the strike sun.. The Ollly salisfae- u nice linl" profit eveu though hvo years og< working at a diaadvantagi : boiat- -ion ohtained by the union nt the iji^ their ore with a whip and termination of the war wat a pir- horae, sorting il ou top with cold wise on the part of the mine own* liie.'.r-, and rawhidin* down to or; that the shovellers would be ii.iii-,... 1 itioi . These m. n went given i 1 « ill. a il.'tei-iniii 11 imi lo mak handle*the increased trade caused by the construction of the mill, lie has purchased the building last occupied by Billy Schmock. and is lilting it up like a palace so as tn enable the men to sleep like princes The squire is a hotel msn par excellence, and his patrons are living on the phat of the land. P. C. Gamble, government en- gineer, came up on Monday's boat for the purpose of examining the river bank opposite the Recording office. The bank here has been washed away during the last two ins about forty feet, and at present there is great danger during high water of the rivet working a new channel from that point down through the centre of Iho town. O. \V. Ahrabauison and J. 0. Murray met Mr. 1ia1.1l.le and piloted him over the danger point. lie promised to report the facts to the Hon. Commissioner of Lands and Works at once. -The estimated cost of the protecting work male by Surveyor 0. H. N. Wilkie at the instance of lhe Trades'Com. mit tee is 91000. ,1 .,!..: eotnil that Ihey 1 ut in on ihe start, and this spllng they in. o.i Iho rood lo success, Just si\ months, ivhero -lock corporations have worked r-i\ years ami haven't .lone ns niueli. Then' ni*ieased pay as soon es •** . conditions warranted it. While noi depreciating tho spirit in which the rise is given, it is saul ihat a difficulty is experienced in retaining competent "muckers," us it was the custom fo1' these men ns soon as Ibev fell safe of their U'oilnil to leave for other mining Fraser has got 111 this week onion setts, vegetable and garden seeds, (lowering bulbs, clover, Timothy, and Garden City lawn gra**' .. A number of men are leaving for lhe Beatrice mine to rcsunio operation*, says the Camborne creased pa}'. <treat satisfaction is. dux's' pay. The contractors who however, fell by tlm Miners' l'ni 11 i»i"V" been working In the mine for „t the fulfilment of the ,l;" ■?»■*__?_» nio.uh^ didexeep- The ni"ii hnve received a are a hundred other prosp. cl this district ju-i as good and bettei « surface showing lhan the Bioad view J.VM viaiti'g for met! with capital and level beads to ope,, officials at the fulfilment of he (. Jt ^ ^ wh,ohhM<& ,!„,,, up. ' '; ld«. ln",m"" havo rece,v<'"1 ■' n.on.-trated beyond doubt that tho Another thing fiat it holding the 1.1 lilt :l VI b ick Is tli il tli.i'i' are men here that are too handy wilh their little hammers because they haven't got brains enough to make a dollar. Thev don t want to see ns. '■; .■: • n .i.n w Ih-uIi ice is, a rich property, and a big one at that. li'b our town grow " is set n ~~ Archio McDonald returned from is' in a c result Trout Lake people is that they get 0{ nn accident from which he i» t .. ;., .,„„_,.,„o,u knnaii,,,. Arc mo nicuoiia tl reiurne freuueiitlv in newspapers boosting .... „r ,, 1 • „„ ,. ., , Midway on Monday, lie i up their town. Ihe peculiarity of rathcr wcak oonditlOB, the [ their neighbor wake anything. \ to work and make it grow. j recovering. LARDEAU MINING RE VIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C. AT THE PLAY PARTY By Martha McCulloch- Willie, ma CbpyrfpM, i^1': !'« '■' ■ D""*''"* Mary-Cindy swung down the line, waving ami weaving, tier bands ns bigii ns tier beat, nil the while chant- lag with the rest: "Whirl about nml wheel about, Hone Betsy Llnal . _ , Wheel about and twirl . iut, Ho-sa Bet- _wlri -bcX wh'lri about, Ro-sa Bet*sy Ll-nal , . ,„ I want you for my d-u-r-1-l-n-g. Her chanting wns thin nn.l sweet, n fine thread of melody tlirougb the ramping, romping chorus, whirl, the rhythmic footfalls, heavy »r light, accented Into something weird, almost barbaric. Tho motion, too, bad a touch of primitive savttgerj ' "as s0 fr,v' mi unrestrained, so vlvl s vital. The n.w of playei n nil the big room's length, men o -nl.'. wi in the other, «.ii, H"' I ; ' ''""I'1'' ever changing ns those wl . u id stood head swung down the middle together, then separated, meeting and parting nml swinging ns thej met up the si.les again. The play was bo more than a reel, lucking only Hie piping or the Oddllng. lint good Mrs. Dowdell, who held dancing a ileadly -in. stood by looking ou happily nn.l laughing heart- iiy at the antics nml shufflings of the more vigorous players. Mnry-1'iiidy's fool was ns light as thistledown. Her mother thought proudly how clumsy she made the other girls look, unintentionally, of course Mary- Cindy would nut think of willfully outshining them thus iu her owu house at ber very first party. Mrs. Dowdell had been doubtful over lhe party. Now she was very glad she had let Mary Cindy have her way. The trouble bad been nothing to speak of, nnd ns fnr tbe expense well, she reck- Dne.l she could call In the neighborhood young folk to feast uml frolic this one night without aaklng anybody's leave. \\Tint If she bad not quite paid back all the money she bad to borrow when ber husband died? She owed it to her brother, a bachelor, and ns fond ns be rould be of Mary-Cindy, Certainly be wouldn't make her trouble. As for other folks, let them saj what they pleased. Thus the good dame said to herself openly iu her upper mind. Down beneath she felt Hun il' : rty was worth while because it had br ight young KI lerton again within rai - • of Mary-Cln dy's eyes. He bad sei I struck with her ut the big meeting, now six weeks buck, but had somehow not come to rull, ns she had confld. ntlj expected be would. But nobody could say she had run after htm. II - ng «:is, after a sort, accidental si i I. id but said to Jack Edwards thai be might (etch whatever young men i." chose, nn.l Jack hud chosen I i erton. EUerton bsd Insl . being Ma ry-Cindy's partner In all tbe plays. He bad said, too, he .' ng n> make her t.ike liini in t - so as to be sure of getting n full - things, ah night be I lug nn.l as full of prim out of school. He Imi clous enough to drag M self Into oue play—for n single round, of course—aud he bad fallen lulu the way of culling her M my Dowdell, »s did nil the other boys, whom she hud about bait brongl tup "Ain't he a guy one? 1 wonder how bis wife'd liko It ef carryln's on!" Pamel Mrs. Dowdeli'a ear, ■poke toward Ellertoi Pauieln, tul] mnl t\ very pretty. Now, nt thirty, thinning. fading, wilh her soul [e, e was ipiteful withal, a gon , the lir-t water. But Mrs. Dtfwdell wns a match for ber. "Nobody's wife has -.- ■ nny call to mind her busband's beln' at my I se, pi.i iy or no party." she told, wiih h.-r easiest smile "But i belli re In beln' keerful, Thafs why t i ,1,1 Prank El lerton he'd have to pul up mostly «Ith Mary Cindy tonight. I wouldn't have blm beautn1 around II i other gals I knowed Mary (3ndy 'd keep htm out «.' mischief." Pamela's Jnw dropped, "i.n, I thought y..u didn't 1 n ao more'n the i..si:'' she ei... ul ■iu-1 Ui"ii the rush • upper swept in-r away supper wl ', meat • roast imi.e.. b irbei 1 , of cake nml live of tart, Dot to ■ hut coffee and br . fruit 1' dell Iiml stinted Doi _. but - how ns she glanced ui at doi long table siie bad ->: ■ "1 such housewifely pride It Keen,"; • 1 her suddenly to bold naught but .: . t and ubea She bad lied bravelj 1 1 Pamela. It Was Its only thing to d 1 if she would save her child from Pamela's nerd tongue, ii.r heart weni down, down us she looked to the f.: ■■;• end of the room nm] snw Mary On ly with cheeks like damask roses and starry eyes laughing nt sometl ■ g EUerton bnd said, then suddenly .hirting away from blm to greet n late airival "You don't deserve a howdy nor n crumb of supper, you horrid Belly Slowpoke," she si 1 ' tbi newcomer, witii n smile thai took all sting from the words. "Vou tried your besl to slight my party, but 3 m couldn't" she went on. "Don't try to make excuses, I know." "My excuse made Itself It's within' for us OUtSlde," B rj said very low iis he spoke. Stepping l.elv. eeii Mary-Cindy sad the r. I "i wist, you'd come und see it," I,, went on. "I found It In lhe road, nin] whril In dn with ii beats me plumb .'.ml clean*." "Whmv win, is it?'' Mary-Cindy whispered ns Billy half dragged bet toward a seated figure in the deserted big I'.'.m. "Vou nu," 1: iij- whispered back. "All 1 know Is Ifi somebody ho,nin' Up lunik Blleiton- si.niebndy Hint hud got ItUCk ,n lhe mud dOWTJ Ibis side the creek, 'lhe buggy mie ■-, nn.l WS Im.I 11 time r.pllein' It" "Vou siiid WS should (ind my bus- In.nil. Where Is I11V" lhe llgine di minuted, rising up nnd turning to taci Ihe pair. "Mr. lillertun, I inenii. Till blm to come at OllOi " ■'I'hll blm!" Mury-i nnly said, wheel Ing Upon Billy, She wns white :unl trembling, hut her voice rung clear, The stranger girl looked at her curiously with eyes full ot dancing llgl ts lights that unit.In.1 well the wavery color In ber cheeks, Hut she sni.l nothing until Hilly came back with young EUerton, who started at sl| bl of her, ye! evidently not in dismay, lie caught both her bauds nnd looked down nt her with 11 Working face, his eyes risking questions his lips could m.i frame. "PrauU! Oil, Prank! it's nil right— we're friends imam and free!" the Stranger cried Joyously, Dluglug ber arms about his neck nml bugging him tight. "And I'm so glad I almost love you." she went on. "They wanted IO send for you—said I ought to wait until you came, hut you know 1 bate waiting. I simply hud to .oiiie nnd tell you the good news." "You darling Edith," Frank said affectionately, pattlllg hel' .heel.. Tl.i'h he turned to ihe wondering pair b. ■ le hin, nml explained, itlll keeping h ild of Edith's hand. "We've bad fearful trouble, all tor nothing v<>,, see. we g'.t married in n Joke aot in tbe lea il meaning to da it two years back. When we found OUl we were tied hard iiiiii fast our pe .pie. wh 1 were delight ed to hnve ns lie I, tried bard n. per simile di Into accepting the situation. All we would agree to wns to wall awhile, n year or such matter, before undertaking to set oui lelvi 9 free. Hut the linger we though I of the tie the less we liked being bound, although we kept on being tbe best possible friends. Ami then there came a time when we both found 11111 things thing; about ourselves and other people, We didn't want n di."i.e 1 li.l.-, d, we couldn't well get it. Annul,milt wns hardly practicable, so we were at our wits' end. And then 11 blessed lawyer dug out the chance of Jactitation of marriage, and somehow he has carried it through, ami we're consequently ready to dance ol en b otli r's wedding " "Yes," Edith Bald, nodding sad blushing, ih.-n holding 0 it ber band to Mary- Cindy. "Mine is next week. Vim must be sure to come. Will you .1" Iti" "Certainly she u ll," EUerton answered before Mary Cindy could speak. "She'll come and be your matron of honor. Ton know I'm going to be Joe Bent's besl man." "I'm glad you hnve it nil settled," Mary-i said, running away, but with a blush that promised all the most eager lover could ask. HOSPITAL RELICS. 11.i.i '. !...«• :.- of the goo I I 1 n laugh- as a boy just ren been auda- ■ i lowdell her- ■ knowed h.s ttlckl sni.l In loddlng as she ty, bad I- en Aceitrdlnu lo llir Letter. There nre s e lit. 1.1I minded persons wh.. are oever satisfied with the spirit of the law, but who consider it accessary to enter Into eompn with the letter. Of such was un old citizen of Hopklnton. N. II.. n good many years ago, and hi*. Juggling with insolence Is recorded by Mr. records of the town. The old man used to boast tbat he never went back "n his exact word, but bad do compunctions In going round it. Once be « ihi 1 to buy a eer- trect "f load, rimi when tbe owner Darned the price 1 ■• 1 cell "I won't give It! 1 tell you 1 win never give it!" Tlie owner did Dot yield Devi A few- days after** ird the old man railed again, Hi | about the land, bul stepped Into the owner's barn and picked up „ flail. "Willi's lh.u'r" be tl "That? Ob. that's 1, Hail" "So y.111 call thai a Bait, do you* Weil, what wmi!.1 ■, for it?" Tbe owner named a very small sum. "Now, I'll tell y..u wh il I'll do," con- I il M man "I'll give you the price you mentioned for your land nnd II, Ar.i you mustn't forgi I Salt It in ri led in the .: s. tbe leg itnent wns duly made 1 and delivered, r Ing tbe "f n certain tra. t ol iltnated thus and so bi ns follows, nml also ,1 Cl Iii i.liill.uinr, Mm.|||.Iii_ Mrs. Compton looked nt her patient but bewildered husband with ,.n ex- presaion of good nntured superiority. "Dear mc, Qeorg ' cheerfully. "I don'l see tbe . (toes. plain io you, but I'm perfectly willing ■ "1 did Inten I, as yon say to buy a kit. hen table, ni..l I came boms wiih n Imil mirror. I'.nt il was SO absolutely aataral cbai "First 1 looked »t kltcheo tables. 'Iln,1 ihe clerk called my attention to ll 1 v.. 1. nnd everything, '11. how much ihey ; • bureaus, except ih.it they '■■ 1 ie' showed me nlie With ri gl| M, ,'ir,.| lliil. he laid lie bad -m h 1 pretty bureau if I cared to r It "80 I Idol • lad it ni" pret ty, but the glass wis rather stniill. So then he sin."id III" 11 ill* w Itb ■ I snlil ■-. !...t ■ lad 11.en ho ■aid, 'If you wool 1 1 et 1 One pie. e of iw you one of our new iiiiii mirrors.' 1 of course Oi yon e:m un- '.'I tbat when I snw that lil-.'llit 1- fill mimir I bad to b:ive It: nn.l you know you don't like 1 e i» nm up hills in new places, rn, 1 1 hadn't enough to buy n kitebSO table, too, sn now isn't It clour'/"— Youth's Companion. The Inmll.l. af In.Iln Applying for n posl in the police of tbi central pruvi,, f India, n native wrote: "1 id long equlllne 1. i»i'. pli 1 g ej ■■ bes on n icmy- globular fi good pbj My fun,lly bus 11 b buy Hint tnl.es my Pn.'igiii to three pi digress, wbea my grandfather wns a mllllooer. Willi tlie vtulcltude iiiiii limes mntler change nnd mj father wai driven to lhe Here.spy I nceepl :. s, h',-,llh:|ster ship, niiiiinteiy he enjoyed bis well earned pension bj lbs nine i.e gave op ins gh'i-i In case my aspirations turn out 11 reality I shrill ns n null l.-r (if i.e b und 1 • i i"y Ood for your long lift* nml prosperity." *<<>t In lip nciirntt-fl. "Vi■■." nn .1 I Indian lighter wn* any- Ing. "ih" Blous done something to me tlm! ihey 10 never do again," "What was Hint?" "Tiny SCalpt 'I ni.r" Jealousy Is tho greatest of misfortunes n ml the lesil pitied by those who en use HP 'i Tliliitfn lo lie Seen In I.llll llll II I is 111 111 In ll llicllI. II' the render COD Imagine lhe cure of every one of the 5,000,000 In 8,000,000 persons living iu London of some ailment or disease he holds Iii Ills mind's eye 11 Hue imil,re of lhe vast work done by Uuy's hospital since its foundation. The BOUth sen bubble, like ninny another financial catastrophe, ruined thousands of citizens, bul it ennbled Thomas Guy, win. sold his Investments In the stork (o the great advantage of other people lis well us himself lo I.n,ml lhe Institution which bears his name and to restore to health (down to the present time, over 6,000,000 human beings. Among the many curiosities exhibited In the famous museum nt Uuy's Is a large piece of ear.I board bearing the remnants of thirty live pocketknlves, Which were swallowed by .111 American sailor. His name was John t'liiunilngs, and he was admitted to the hospital iu 1823, A small book, containing also tho manuscript of tbe printed copy, narrate! the particular! of tbis remark* ibli ease, and it may be perused by lhe privileged visitor to (lily's, ll appears that Cummlngi during H sprat ashore challenged tba feats of a conjuror who had made s pretense of swallowing knives, Encouraged by his drunken comrades, the sailor actually swallowed uii opened pocketknlte, 10 ihe amasement'of ihe conjuror, Peel Ing no Immediate pain, he put live other knives oul of sight iu lhe same way. Ill tWO yean' time he bad, in lhe course of his drunken bouts, shown sufficient bravado to enlarge his Internal armory hy twenty nine additional knives, When, Hfter his foolishness had brought liini to tbe hospital nnd subsequent!; lo his grave, n postmortem exauiiiintli.il was made the thirty-live knives were removed from his stoinncli by the amazed surgeons. These Interesting relies are exhibited suiong others lu ihe surgical classroom, whither tlie students return from the dissecting room to correct their impressions, close by 1s another Interesting object a glass case containing a number of what appear to be Illuminated parchments. The grewsome nature of these exhibits grows upmi the visitor when be learns that Hey are limply patehes of tattooed human skin preserved in -pirits. The inscription upon each enables one to trine the occupation ami character of tba unfortunate patient from whom it was taken. One wns a colored tailor, a native ..f Africa. (Ill some twelve Square umbos of his skin is worked an artistic repreienta- '. the most bl HI ml plmuaged birds known In the trnj iiuy's anatomical wax modeli are said to be the Unset Iii ihe world. One of these is extremely valuable, the h ... pitai authorities bavlug refused the sum i.f £3,000 offered for it by a f .r- 1! celebrity. It Is nn ub- Mlotel) p.,-;..! model of the upper ex- ty of thi body, showing every mUSCltt gland, vein, nerve uml I it took Joseph Towne, a clever demonstrator at Guy's, fully two years to make it. but Willi him 111 1879 also died ,et i.f the process by Whl, h the •; ful stru. tion "f Hie human body was reproduced in wax with iuch marvel..us r ' .dot Standard. RAINY RIVER MAN HAD TROUBLES TILL DODD'S . KIDNEY . PILLS CURED HIS KIDNEYS. Then his Rheumatism and other pains Vanished Once and for all—His Case One of Many. Barwick, Out,, Apr, :', (Special).— Thai llnilil's Kidney Pills will cure Rheumatism, or any othei disease ra sulling iron, disordered Kidneys is lhe experience or man) of ihe Bottlers of this Rainy itlver country, The .-nse rn William John Dixon, of this place is i. fair Bam pie of lhe work ihe greal Canadian Kidney Remedy is .loin;;, "I had Rheumatism so bad 1 had to In us!- a Stick lo Walk. I hail pains lu illy back ami right hip, and I had no COmfOri ill sleeping. ■ 1 could nn more than dress ur un ii. . myself for Dearly two months, and I wns fur marly three weeks 1 could nol la.'1' my rlgbl shoe. "My bin,her advised me ta tr) I...Id's Kidney Pills nn.l I did so Viler taking three boxes 1 could walk around and luce up my slums an I dn nu wmi, Bli boxoi cured me com pletel] ' !>.. Ids Kidney Pills are 1 lie one sure mile tor sick Kidneys 8lck Kidneys ..,v ihe cam ■ ..f inn.' tenths nf the Ilia the human family Buffers from. [tal) now possesses over thirteen .nl men llcants, according i.i n ISSUed lo the COUnCil "f relief .111,1 benevolence, Tlie Hungarian cnblnel bus decldi io postpone 'Im general elections t. a few months. Holloway's ('urn Cure destroys all kin Is uf emus and warts, rool ami branch Who. then would endure il'in whii such n cheap and effectual ren 1 d) within reach? Sailors Talked to Admiral. Some years ago. while traveling from Scotland, Admiral Sir William Kennedy was J.lned In his carriage by 1*0 young sailors returning to <helr snip at Chatham, and he took the role of a commercial traveler anxious for Information on nautical matters. The sailors answered his questions as to life aboard ship, and when he asked what Iho officers weri like, and whe- <!i.t the admirals and captains got drunk and used bad language, the men replied. "Oh. no. sir. At least, not in the dockyard:" 1 in the arrival of the train at Uugtiy tho admiral revealed his identity, but though he wis later appointed commander-in-chief at Kheerneas. all his efforts to find the young s.i, In telling Nine story In "The Army ami Navy Qaaatte*" Admiral Sir Willi.no Kennedy says "if ever these lines should meet the eye "f my traveling .'■inns. I trust ihey win remember the oommercial gent In the and tallow trade,' who would be glad to He m .11: i.ri .; . -, the affair* of tho navy." The I.n nil of I'i'i...In. Burma n the bind of pag idaa, Trom ■ ,,f every mountain, of every hill or hlllo. k. from above than.! ro.ks nii.1 fmin among the WOOdl ef thi Islands "f the broad Irawadl rise the graceful forma and glided plnnaclet of 1.nn.i.e. in— pagodas. Often they nre crowned by n golden btee or umbrella, II are rare!;. templm In the true They are DiUall) Mild, tiperlhg liuii.lihi.-H placed over real or Imitation reli.s, 1 |.,s.. by. among grove* of palms nn.l baiian ;- illy to be seen tlie carved and seven storied roofs of tho ki"iiiiL-«. or 1 lonasteries. Oay ami :,^ht hearted a- ara tha Hur- mana, they realize another nnd future evi-ti", dly as they do the present Ufa, and Hi,- teacbiogi ot the great Hod.Ilia IN • ■• r | r. -. nl I.. Hear RELATING TO IRON. III.. ... 1 . Of Hi. Metal, \. . ..r.lintf 10 Varloaa Authurlllra. The Bible speaks of Tubal I'sin ns the dlst-nverer of Iron und the father of smith*, u.e Bgyptlam Imputed to llnptiaetjtui thu same lienor, while 1 ny mentions It having been discovered by Iliietyles on Mmiiit Ida lifter the forests 011 the mountain sldo hn.l been dtitroyad i.y llg! 1 was «tx*ut 1,433 years II 0, J.r mh nnd Eze- klel both mention Iron In their Scrip turni writings, the latter specially rasa. iiiiv.i f ti.e metal ami railing one bright Iron, w hi h wu* probably ste.-l. MoM uiootlons nn Iron furunc*>, nn.l Job speaks of It n* betaf taken out of thi tilth. Thousand! >.f years before i1" "peniiig of the Christian em the Egyptians ii*.-rl Iron Iii milking sickles, knives and sueli things, Sparta llrst osed iron for money, Britain "No u*.*i It as a medium of barter nnd ex. lun,go prior to the COUqgnl by the llonum*. Tbo Britons be' I "f clrrlst nse.l to export Iron to Qsut, and after tbe ltoinun compost the ooinpierois <■« tabllshed extensile smelting works, Which ex!*'. ' ns late as Ibe Ssion couyueiit.-St. Jnines' Gazette. A Choice of Evils. A young Beotchman fresh from his naru.• land bad ' to i ern fanner as a imrvest hand. IP .- Industrious and full uf snthus. ia-:... but the moiQultoei weri a reve- tn ail )... iaperiem •■ he nevei ei antered anything sn 1'hir-iy a:..I persistent, and ihey made bll life re erabti "Tie,- won't bother you, Bandy." said ib 1. • -, "if v .0 sniiik* .1 when they're round •• s.i, iy had never "smoklt," l.ut he proeui ■ ' 1 i tobacco and led I FOr a few III..' 1 With mueh teal a,. I lb- 1 lid th.. pipe 1 the tobacco by it.* side. " 'Tl.« varra guile tae keep the tren- ,. ,1., ,: " ht it Id, with a long quivering breath, "but I iirefalr 1 . Shakespeare and English. There w tn old, 1 very ild '.He told of a -. 'ly. i' to, tfti . •■ ...k the play "f "Hamlet" fur tl • It I 1 very good play 1 g bul ■' ■ m ite up nf i|ii'»r..ti,.ns.' This good dame, although thi wai bly unaware 1 : It, was tcknoa' i-ilk'inc In a r". . pei haps, the in lebtedne 1 f the Bngll ih Ian- gunge tn mir national bard p ,'nl .--erie lines wh-.l" Iiii.'S f/.iiu hi* writings b.'iv,. been . rystal- II'....I. IS It were, llll i '.,11.11 Km-. 1, h and there are probably in.-r.- quo. di., .111 from ibe works ol Sn..!.. peart than from thoat of an) other auih r anelent ut modem— Chambers J.iiinU. IO ...l.l. Mor.i.e. Kiln. Mnrriuge fetes in liiilniiil, ns ill Nor way, a,'' often prolonged for several days, even nmoiig folk of humble rank. One piCtlllarttyi Whii h may excite linni' surpiise than approval among ellgibla ■ulton in ..ur own country, is 11,at the Finnish lover aover himself "pups th" inieslioii" to lhe girl nf his choice Tin. mom.>nt..us prODOUl I* made through s ihir.i person, called ihe "talman," to whom u.e happy couple give a p.. sot whan in* deli, ate mediation provai sue I nnd ends In a Wedding Nnl un- eon.moldy their ulft lo lhe talmnii t. !»•-. the iinroiiinnlle f.irin nf 11 shirt. in like manner the clergyman who presides over the nuptial terviCi re celVM n slmpl" nnd Inexpensive pm ent, oflen .1 lun.dkei, hlef nml n |iair »f warm hair glove*. A ilmlla( gift Is be StOWad U|mn the nltleiiillng priest at fun.Till*. I'pmi lh.".e DIOUrnfUl neen •Ions the servlee Is exeeediiigly h1im|>I<* - 11 nre so than WOUld satisfy tho views of iiritisb undertaken but tha burial Is, nt n rule, folloWid I.y Inr^e hnspilal. Ity on tbe pnrt of the bereaved fnmllT. Al, l:i|,rrlmr.,l Willi Hlllrr, Take 11 |niii.1.1 nf water lie- tempera tore of w Iiiiii 1- M) degree! C ami mix 11 wiiii ,1 1 rut nf water at /..to, or frees!ng 1 1 11 • mixtnrt will make tw.. p...mils nf water u.e temperature of w in. h 1- lo dagreM C Now takt another pound nf water at SO daSFBM C, ami inn wilh 11 11 pound of cruabid lei that is. Ice crystals at zero <"., the same temperature a* the en'd writer in tl I lirst mixture, nml the result Is Hint we have two pminds of water at freetlng point In DOtl a Hie weight of water at rem I'. Introduced Int.. lhe Warm water was tie- same, but bfrfort ihe lea crystals .'.uld assume a liquid condition tiny had lo sbsorb n eeiinin iiueiiint of In . t Thnt Inii was drawn from the warm water mnl consequently reduced Its temperature, bul 11 did not raise ti 0 temperature of ihe Ice. It simply acted n* energy In enabling the ICB In beCOI&i liquid nn.l remained ,11 that liquid In the form nf inl. nt Ileal, tn be gtVBfl Up again ns s'mn g \ Hie writer renssiimisl a crystalline form, Woaitrfal Fldilee, ' "f Hi.- uiniiest liddles that evrr Were known was Hi be seen III the Trim b ".nil nt Hie lime of Charles IX. This wa, a viol no large Unit several boys COUld be placed Inside of II. These boyi n .1 .0 sil Inside this .pieer Instrument ind slog the air* thai tha man wi... handled Hie bow was playing on ilu* vini outside, Ti (fed is tald to baVS lieen very beanllful, though It WOUld seem 11. If tin* presenee uf the lads In ,1s Interior would seriously In terfere wilh il„. tune (,f (he "great fid die." 11* II im called. Many years lifter soother huge instrument of thin kind wn* used ni , trti 111 Boston, it was s.i I.line that to piny It the llddler bad to Stand on a tuble to use bis bow it tlie proper p..Iiii on lhe Htrlngs.,Thl*i In 11 urn. nt was called "tbo graudfu Uier of fiddles." Sunlight Soap Mr* n m I"' prim-s O1.1l Bunllghl Softp loni.tiiik Jiny Ir\Jurioui I'lifinitiila or uny form ol -uiiiiui.itu'M. is equally good with hard or soft water. If you use Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way (follow directions) you need not boil nor rub your clothes, and yet you will get better results than with boiling and hard aibbing in the old-fashioned way. As Sunlight Soap contains no injurious chemicals and is perfectly pure, the most delicate fabrics and dainty silks and laces may be washed without the slightest injury. Lever Brother* Limited, Toronto Your money refunded by liw dealer from wl. 1 ., Sunlight Soap if you li I _,y cause f.^' complaint. MONSTER TORPEDO. u.. ■*.. 1, 1 1._...«■ ut Uealrorllue Adopted br Ibe Ufa*/**. The I'nite.l Stales navy lias Just l.li.ptt.l 11 new ei.niue nf destruction In Us- shape of 11 high speed turbine tor* pislo, Ibe llliss l.envilt. It Is elasned a* one of the must powerful and deadly lea weapons In existence today, 'Phis self propelling s. a monster travels through lhe water nt a pace of thirty six knots ami has an extreme range nf 4,000 yards. 3,800 being the guur- iintood contract range. Owing to lis luperior advantage! in speed umi range, being capable of going eight kinds, or tB per cent, faster and nearly double the distance of the latest Whitehead, It win supplant tbe latter, now considered bi be obsolete, 'ihe besl performanca of tin- Whitehead is u tpeed of twenty- eight knots, going lint 2,000 yards. Thi new torpedo has an additional advantage nnd one espeeially adapted for mi.marines, inasmuch us it can be dis- charged squally well from submerged tubes .'IS nil deck, ll felt never Ml. 1 ess- fllll}- sccompllahed with thi Whitehead, The torpedo Is Bred out Of a tube some twenty feet In length, tho Interior being well greased. About twenty min* utes are required b> force the 2,'2M pounds of compressed nir Into lhe air chamber, An impulse charge of ninety p..un.ls Starts the glistening, cigar shaped shell of steel nu lis .mirse. On ships gunpowder and electricity are elso us.sl for tills purpose After making 11 live foot dive, Striking the wuter nearly hnrinontally. lhe torpedo darts on* on a bee line, foaming and tearing through Hie water 1.. attack Iti Imaginary foe.—The w'nri.i Today. SMALL ECONOMIES. lie ■>• Water llrluklnc After all tlie effurts ..f physicians to make their patlenti drink water copl on-iy ami of ihe aforesaid patlenti to dlipoie nf .|u:irts nf water dally It Is nothing ihort ..f discouraging to lie told by a m.sin al wriler Hint ex. essive water drinking often works serlnus barm. Brain workers with too mtio muscular activity "I" men "Im have e.M'essivo muscular activity without proper by- ■upervlslon nearly always take 11 sufficient If I.nt an e\. essive ipiautlty of Uqulda In the form of tea, coffee, bier, u.id; ..r water, declare! ibis nu- tbor as quoted In tbe Woman*! Medlo.'il Journal. The normal 11,11.Hint of water required daily is a mathematical cal* culatlon regulated by thi sensation of thirst, Many condition! must 1)0 con- r-der.-i before water drinking is pre- si i'ibi-1. she snys further, un.l Its ef- fectS slmiild Ih- iis earefiilly noti*d US tliose of any other therapeutic ineusure. Some TI111I Are >„l W.irlh tin lieiiae of 'II,,,,. nml liner|[>. Women eertnlnly lire lhe eniiservu lives nf the race. Long SgO men learn ed that time was too valuable to waste on useless details lint wnineii still cling to their Idols, line reads In tbi correspondence coluti a nf women'i magazines perfectly absurd paragraph! on small t nomlei Oue woman rec minuends saving lhe gummed ends "f old letters and i ireiilars In use In patch lug books, sheet 11,us,.', baking tins. .-t.■ Imagine wasting til rutting old envelopes <o pieces fnr gummed paper wliieh nmy i.e purchased bv the in I for 11 few cents! A roll of passe paifOUl paper. t,!ie thinnest kind. COitl ibout 4 cents. One piece would Inst for mend Ing purposes a! least a year Am.ther economist write! with evident pride that she saves nil the empty breakfast fOOd boxes, pistes 11 while paper illlige on the flap to strengthen the oovcv, l.u.vH n wooden box to bold a number nf tlie paper bOXM and labels the latter imply spools, string, rubber rings nml other things, mostly not worth preaert Ing Buch small Havings are i,,,t worth while at the expense "f time ninl en ergy, snd the sooner women get thai Into their 1,en.is Hi,, bitter. New ■. Post. CULINARY CONCLITS. Keceivrd Ihe Lye'l M. Tim distinguished 1. I.yell lie .lal, I ,r I'rank 1 >., pud. si t of goologjp in Mi Miy, was born In Montn 1 ile ef lhe null. 1 hi held n prof. 1.1 1 ■. ing ni. ti'. 'i ■ . in natural and tppllt 1 .a.i nu ,ently sin SIletll.M S.I. 111 ". s. h ami al IP Id, ',' ' the degr. e «'f I'll 1. hoi : I .ir in i'iv i.n: 1 . ell III.' || i'i I l| cal Survey, snd I 1 einilS |'l|" 1^, ib 1 .,- , 1 1 .,i . res if in- I cruet '1 ' . 11 I 1 1 'in ei 1 I e Ida1 him nn nu!1 ni :.. .1 >ta thai in th.. chair "t .• Will I ' 11 "II. I' I In 11 In tin- l'l ti -i i is the *■ hijrii : t RHEUMATISM AND PAHALYSH| Their Comolete Hom« III. I of iU •1 AliJ • ', 1 I ■I I I I r of bb Post When sli.ing nn onion In llamr 11 ttew or salad score each illci Brat be fore cutting it off. It is -.lid tnal I- itti dm. n longer tlmt if ,1 ,s covered trllh inut top rm ins'.-.ui nf in.-I,. ,1 butter, When p..s are read] for H" in en. make a tube nf dean pel*" 1 and put In tbe - .1 h, the .■>•..i.t nf the pie li will prevent the ju.ee from bo ling over, uml the pit ^ will be nice and ii"i-t A I'i'i" li c that freshly ;. Ile 1 1 eul la ' etler for m ik lug boul 1 iu, as ll and Bavo I' . , ami top ' lhe neck, the sliin and tbe -h nil der are J11 ,-y and appropriate fnr this famous - iup Afier cutting oranges in two part*. p lemon ream.. ovw .. i.ler and with lies extract the Juno. .;.. h . up- i ■ the plate fnr t breukfaal course, It Is more enjoyable than the ordinary 1 nietb Free to fleidera of Th for Limited Period 0. \ linn I I giving iii ami Paralyajt, with li compl. ' World, r. . ..lun,. n !• ami and mad high!) Inatructlvt w 11 ■ Onlveraltj of W 1 I and M.. will re. fr.-.- b> return i)i-ag r.mip my, ! i 1. Toronto. Pip.. 'I h • 1 niu in t mn ni Or ',i»,i prep. : 11. ' ni Minard § Linin'ent for sale eve- 1 ... hi, Million*' Worth ..f 1 Kin. ma. Thirty rears igo 1 camera was a rnrily. Tho enthusiast who possessist ono currl.sl 11 mountain nf traps iillel.l and smothered In a tent during his tedious manipulation of ihe wel platas, Lail y.i.r lhe I niled States alone iiniile .'ICki.ikki eameras, wi.rking with thi mere pressure of I bulb or button, nnd tin- photographic buslines reached the respectable commercial tutu! of 120,000,000, Buch ligores, too, do not even tt 1 tit at tin. true iXtenalon Of Ibis use of thu suns aid in obtaining end coplM of anything thi eyi can tee. If ana were tu tell nn ordinary business man that photography has ■ mora pervading Influence mi his daily life than nny other one discovery of Which Wa have an until.-nlie record hi would probably Ihb highly Incredulous, yet it is aa ludis- putublu tact World'! Work. The Herman government has I" come active!) Intereate 1 In reining the em hiplniiiilin ..f the gl ..' 1 1 ol s '.iinen \ Requli 11 im thi Hum 'mi On tttle ranges ..1 the Wi men and stock ara far from doctor! and tpothecariet, lu Thomaa' Bclec rilc nil is k.pi .ui hand h> the ini.-iii gem as a ,. eii ma le medicine, nol Onl) fin main human ills. Inn as ,1 hi.rse umi cattle medicine 1 ,,g iniii! \ boras and catile ran. h.-r win tin.I matters great! simplified in- using tins ml. The ". ' ut Montr. ..1 "I'd Rather be D-ad II 111 • .1 e 1 . s Im \ r. 1 1.11. f Mn line! I • . ntenc • 1 a' n. '•' Imprtannment f 11 penny 1 The United stares will make no 1 n •atom to Turkey In tb< riff dispute until the American demanda regarding o'clock The to,,,,!, .liil.hil.ii. Mart Parson is regarded us a snfe WlltcbdOg of lhe treasury lu Washing Inn my. Kan , nu BCOOUDt of nil III- ei.linl which happened while i.e was road overseer. Ile was working 11 road thai separatee Washington ami Repub* lb unties. Along eaine 11 wolf tlmt Innl b.s'ii hniiie.l nearly to death nn.l lay down nn U.e Washington side of tlie Hue lo die. It was an utterly gone Hint tlie presenee of mail seemed to have no «'h*.st on It. The foMS nf men working on 11..• road gathered around it. it paid im attention to them, nml llmilly Mr. Person, seeing II was bound to die, spurred It over aeross tho road to thu other side, saying, "There, you seoiin- tlrel, If yon me going to die, go over Into Republic county und i.t them pay the bounty." Kansas City .Toiirnul. ■oaewhera i:i«e n>«i Time. Jostles Pickering of Bprlngfleld does in.l 1 elievo III eheap labor. Thi oilier day Im married a COUpla nnd Indignant ly spurned 11 tender of %IM fur bis servlees. "I never paid any inure than that for gelling married," remarked tim bridegroom. "Hut 1 am not deal Ing lu .ul rale marriage Bervlees," re- piusi the Justice, Then tha bridegroom offered to make it |1.GO. The lostlct remained adamant lie said ids rati 1 was .*'-' mi,I the bridegroom must pro dUCS, "Ain't I worth |81" nske.l the bride. "I lUpDOSe ymi are," said lhe bridegroom, and with n heavy sigh be paid full fare, bill wurneil lhe justice Hint be would never emim lo him again j lo get married Jefferson <'iiy (Mo.) Tribune !'-.» Iilenl. Utile Millie I.id you tell your mother you hud 11 good Un><r nt my blrthdiiy pnrlyV I.mie Willie I didn't have to. 1 was tick for two dnya. — Yonkers Stutes- innn. ■ ini'iK imi. 1 n settled. Itch, Mange. Prairie Scratches, Cub an Itch on Human or animals cured in 30 minu'.et by Woltord'a Sanitary Lotion. It never fails. At all druggists William Wall le sni.i in i.e ihe oldest sun nine, nomini 1.1 tbi I D ",i SI 01) iu ih.- i mi War, recent!) celebrated th>- t< 1,it, aflnlveraai i ol in birth. A SPRING TONIC. Weak, Tired and Depressed People Need a Tonic at This Season to Pul the Blood Right. Spring blood Is bnd blood lndooi life during ihe winter months sponsible nu weak, watery. Impure blOOd Vn.l II I a '1.1.1, in I. ill'! lip tin hi. 1.1 I ill Ihe Kpilnr. jus' Bi mueli us 1. in- • I Is mil ' n|i in give ii vllalll ) fnr the summer in thi spim". thi hi 1 blood shows Itself ii) many ways, in some i! broads filmpiei and eruptions in others it may be through oecailonal beadacheii 1 rai labia appetite, p>, haps living.a of neuralgia,, nr rheumi or a lazy feeling in the morning mei 11 desire 1.1 avoid exertion. For theie sluing iifflui'iils 11 Is a tonic SOU need, nn.l ihe greatest blood-making, health giving lonle III all lhe «... bl i> IM Williams' Pink Pills, Bverj do , in'ips in make new, rich red, health giving blond, whieh real hi liel \e .unl eVelV lllgllll ill ill'' llinll . bringing health itrengtl 1 energ) p. weak, despondent, ailing men and women Here li proof iii ■ Chai Blackburn, Ayleiford Station, N.8., "For ' im p.1 1 ion yean Dr.WII limns' pink I'His is the onl) medicine 1 hnve taken when 1 round 1 needed - medicine, 1 a I pi Ing 1 wai Feeling poorly, wns weni.. easily tired snd 1 ■ pressed, I gol three boxes and ihey made me feel m.e n new pi or Theie pills ;it,- ihe belt 1 Heine 1 knOW >lf Willi! 'lie III I I lllll llf nr del" Thousands of people imi actually lick need a I.mie l.l (lie lining, iiiiiI 1.1 iiii theie a box ..r Dr. Wllllami' Pink I IIIK Will I'lltll' lleW .in" 1 1 1 ||"W 'in Hi-Hi 'ii. iiinne «iiii mm he more serlouily ailing, who are suirerlng from any <,r the ailments due 1.. bad 1.1.....I a fair treatment with theie pllli will bring in« health Bnd rltallt) You inn gel these pill! Ir nn. und lelne dealer or bv mall from the lu-. Wllllami' Medicine Co., Bfookvllle, Onl . al Ml oentl 11 box or six boxes for for »2.r.l. Caradian Northern Changes Table. MAIN I INK WB8 1 n.nil.in N rt 1 1 l.i'l Wee 1 Winnipeg ..ml I ..ind leaving *a eli ,.■ S a, B lllliillliili II I . .. ' e, pi \P mon ton 19 IB o'i lock 1 • ,. ■ I 1.1 Bund.. Ki III... I.I. .11 'El oni in wm of 1 11' I III en, |l rf|| monlon nn 1 Wlnnlp. lorvlng rn. '.I..,. Til. Mile ll.i !..'-, W 111 ti 11.--. * daj Wi die ' 11 1 IT pi ,.. lot ll.lllpll ll :' in ,. 1 h" ■a in .-■ OAK POINT 8KCTION iii..,, winnlp I'i.in, w innlpoK v 1 . ■in W, nd I ... Wlnnlp. 11 ii,., 1, i-'.issm iiv BRCTION connectinn an 1 tion h, 1 u... I, 1;,, ,. i" folios \\ Wlhllipee V 0(1 ,,■ 1," MOI le |fl ,,.|,| 1 el i. I 111.; H-i Inl an I l'-t-| lai ntpeg 11 io Tueaday, Snl 111,In 1 WINNIPB00318 i'i ll 1 i" Uauphln 1 i'i lot 1, Tie irrlva Wins O'clock. IP'inn hnilie: V. " 1 ' '"I 1. clock We,In. 1 'in. srrlvlns Diuphln 1 in BWAN RlVrcn BBCTION Dauphin 1 ... in, 1, Mini ' ni daj and t\ I In si 1 p. In RlVet !'l ill O'l Im k, I' n> HI.. I 1 : 111 M1.11.I !■ mid W. .111 Ui,ur Melfmi IT. I , Tie Thursday Sill bound, Iron for ? un Wednetds inrlviii" Bwan 1 lenve Bwan liner ■: 1:00 ..'' I". dm \\ , . re Ini nn I Pil.lni Dauphin 1 0(1 o'clock 1" 1 '>"• 11- nu 1 Baturd 1. Ban ne mi othei braai i" 'in ..mie us heretofore Ti.e imi,mie,1 service tl in ' in ol i.e,ween Wlnnlp, iiimiiiin is proving ni vantage 1 settler! and land • nnd rn. far all trains have I" riled wilh new nnli Hi, f oountrtei, nil leeklns, n ho greal ami fertile Batsnteh lev. Man- ali' W N U No. 580 LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C. ,,.»fff*'»."***'.*.*...t * WESTERN CANADIAN EDITORS A Seriea of Articles Descrlb their Lives, their Aims .nu and their Influence. ALBERT FENNEL. DARK DAYS FOR JEWS OF RUSSIA German Publiciat, Who Has Traveled Through Empire, Fiercely Arraigna Government. 11 llln Startling reporl - of the IO" I mure of RUMla'l '■. """ '' « .'•'-,' I |e lee, nil . I,, ","!'i,i meeting m the Contra! rellel Leaguo, of Germany, Paul Nathan n well known nnn ,1, Jell I 'i I,.'. I.I "Is Dr. Your Doctor?" Have you Learned to Cure Biliousness, Indigestion and Constipation witb DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS ? i.ii i■• -t it Mam . ».. ALBERT FENNEL. Editor ol the Morris Herald. i ...,,,!,„ „llv in.lepe ideal iii Ihi . . advocated al all liim ■ ""' M*»' ,,, ,,,!,! has tile .1.sin.el. ... nl b. in, . . ;, edited ..'■ ■ I'i'i" ' SI r, .bu ih. y, ,,., i ..men.hi Wi I in thi ,1 , I...II ne nl in -, il,,. Morns Herald, ne p nl Ml |.,.,,ii..||. has imi ,i importance in the bty - ., ll.iniiiili.1, bul also ii ,,, the - " i n and politi. ..I al if,,. |ii„ii i lire illll . nn,I ..lib1.'. "I Mi Mi In I,.,in in 188H in Ihn.un,' H. , In , ..,,,.111--. ■ ihn i.-hi . I ■ . majority .u tl,. llntial rear tBOl Mi I ■ I . i ppoi lilllltl. - ■ H. ."I l< i,en,- ,,. ii spa|' ... I . ainod up"' tbe | . „. the held 'I ie.ll- M I : d I irough kin,nl, . ■. ■,.!,. r the i'|.|" , ,'. I nin . , Iv through lu- ■ i|| I ■ . , . il Hint in ' li -I-1 and • . I i-.,nl.nl nl tl.e I Braid, i: the opportu, hrighl \: :.i a, ^1 l ..' th, - -I ul tip. ■ ' ,i. . .... irae in | - d OO! ii In , . -I that |h ople " .il 'I'", • ll \1 II. .'.I I ■ ' nailiai , .1 Inline l\ I ,1 - Morris Hi raid ,- "i tbi In ul Iln \l | . nm II ha ,. j, i'..-1, ,, ii in | ri I . n anient l I. It I i l! rllii publicist, wim has returned i, on .in ' Ktomlve trip through Itus ■- i ' In pi ' inl emlisai) ol the Jewl li iihllunthn its in Bnglan I, } llr; ' Germany, tu nrrar, for n.. dlitrlbutlon nf the relief fund1 ' nf tl 500 .m.i railed after the ma ii ' autumn, Dr Nathan paints a horrlfylni picture ni the plight and proipi cts nf hi 00 i, llglonl ,, I nn I fori ti .un hum r, ..en. i nm n , nn Iii extenl and terror nil ■ le Iui ii left s, I'lderil i the Him eoiu'eiiut, thai ih- M it nd letl pel,, iu, iiii iii i, D| thi i i h qui Btlon I malic and mui ■1 l I'Xti'l n,ll,,,iluli I l| .'..,' linl, I I ,l'l tO Hie III. , I ■ I I I ll ll, i'K I,, ll,, gin in, ,n ai ni> calling upon thi and crush I be trail ills Who ai e |ll illili , 'ii lips , lib i and iii, iiinte I,, n ., bu|ah empire in N.iiiinn , uiieluded wilh u pai .■ app, ul lo llll ,br puiiers ui the world to arreil Ilu , i„,i .-un, i The I'm ,ni ei orld hould call a nul null l"l hum.in! imi im practical ,■ ■ ,u • A medicine, like a physician, is ie< looted peealise Of the a.i.Uil reSlllls II i i,nun,i in bring about, Moil people are slow In choosing etthei phyatctan u meiieiiie until the) know ..i oaaei have proven successful, in calling your attention to Dr I • ,'| Kidney Liver I'HI.s II Is only iieeessaiy In point to their sueeess ill the pa,,, for the) are known In neai ly "Very Inline. By meani ..i their direct and ipec* i lion mi the liver caualnfe a healthful flow ur bile they regulate ,,, I enliven the action ..f the boweli an i en ui,- good digestion In the In- \r the ruin- time the) itlm iilate i'n- kidneys In their work ol Bl ■ pni ions from 'le- biuu i Tin pit ni in- proci ii -, ,n ;n ii b) in ,'h:,', .'i Kldne) Mvor Pills mean h cure of bllloumeii, ii ,1 Indigestion, loi pld liver, bin I nation ii ,, is a restoration of health. and .'.unfurl where there bus been pain, weakness and suffering, li means o removal ol condition! which lead to backache, rheumatism, lum bago, Bright'a dlieaae, appendicitis nini diabetes, Mr, <;. Martin, Fletewode, Baak., Writes. "I desire In bear willl.'HS to the Indisputable efficacy ..f Dr. Chase's remedies. I haie nol wrii,en sooner because i wlihed to l.e convinced thai the use of Dr. Cbaie'i Kldney-LIvei IMI Ih would accomplish tbe desired result!, In each case in which we have had occailon to use them In onr family they have nm only brougbl prompt . bin have also effeet! I .i I cure Ai i deilre ulnars to have Dr <h, i'i Kidney Liver Tills In the house ii , neia, I iiiii en closing one dollai for hie I Ih. (bases Kidney Liver I'llls. one pill a dole, 28 eein n buy al all deal • r or Bdmanson, Bates a Co., Toronto. Tii" nor trail and elgnatun In- \, W chase, the famous recelpl book author are on every box, hall to H tartan ui I. ■ llllu; llllll 11 ■ publish, i bi •■ i outbreak ol the Bui i..n I., i i la Imi Tie C, mini Revolul on i) R*. i ■ r] qnnntll and ammunition Oi : il, i rt Will im' li-h' iii iimns, .will . mi,:,,, lhe bun ' on Die uf the ■ nm is l.- .f rail in ' .-i- throu ' ■ "in" I n moment Budden Dratfi on the IncrtAM. — : I 1 ■ — I|r ' H ■n. und ANOTHER NEW WESTERN INDUSTRY Com- A 1.000 Barrel Flour Mill Jus, pleted at St. Boniface, Winnipeg. The Weateni Canada Flour Mills Co. Ltd. are Justly proud of their magnlflcenl plant now rapidly ap proachlng completion Th" initial .i.piuii.i will be 1,1 bbls. and also provl lo , hi i" "h ma i" for Increas Ing to ;. large extent ns their bust Tin- hull and ware house are >.i '■■ ■ and eoncn t. Chinese Opinion of America. 'Ih • Chinaman unlike the Euro penn. regard Ami i li i u only temporarily bis home, preserves his rfi tlonal . ii '"in ■ mi i pei iillai Itk s, and finally returns, carrying his savings with him He is nm attracted by .mi In ' i' Ution - nini In rims w eh him in. !..i" ui Aineilean Ideal!, To blm tbe United States Is i Held to be ei pl di,-I inn nothing nnn" Tlm Knr- .ip.iin casts ill his Iui with us, mingle! wiih the population, and in a f>w generations, bis Identity i.s losl in our compoaite race, lie has neither peculiarities of thought m.r of dress to dtitingulib him from thus.- among li.- labore, an I hii children are soon nu Indlatlngulahable parr of the com- MINERAL WEALTH OF NORTH. Copper ClopDed Out of the Hocks In Large Chunk* by Eskimos. in view of Ontario's claim to b large traci of land lying along the - ot I In- Units.m's Bay, nnd the possibility ihai ihe Temlscaming railway may b • extended Into the tei 11 tiny, Information on Ull resources i.r linn van nortbein country i ol iinuaual lntereit, The Intaii m thai brougbl by William Beech, ol Winnipeg, a proipector, who ha rein ii from i.n exploration trip ol si'verni months' duration. Samples ui copper, mien, plumbago, and lrjm be has brougbl bat I , and report! having lean partlolee of gold In the , g|on of ii Hudson's Bay Com i.an.v factor. Copper, he laya, abound! In the vicinity ol Ch. Oeld'i [ntat, und is chopped out w. iln- rocki In large chunks by tbe El lilmos and* explorers. Tbi i, hammer n Into pipes, trinket! and dishes, or us.- II to patch guna, The plumbago depoilti In ihe neighborhood of Port Churchill he ,i,ei ne. to be very valuable, and a Winnipeg newipaper pron aampli fine grade U i nisu very common, both white an i hi n'.i n Ki a, i'i,nri bill alio be I ■amplei of Iron ore, bul the value of ib,- deposit is nu' yel known. On. Important polnl la thai the ore li on .In- sh res ni ill" bay, rind could be I..I un ■■ direct from tbe nines Mr Beech says thai proapectoi - are al work in thi ilift. among them l W Tyrell, late ol ih- Geological Survey, and i Col, Turnbull, bul ,u Bee. I, b tbe distinction uf staking the lirsi mining claim on Hudson Bay ami i" ll wiih tbe Dominion Qovi nmenl while all Interior work ia of approved | munity„ Nol so with the Chinese Twelve Million Candle Power. London hi K. • ■ '"' : " ,„ ii trial ■ - Burns, etc Both Git Annuity. \ Se.iiiish life officer sol I an annu iii to Mi Patrick Mai ,y, and paid and paid until they re rkoned i, about 100, when Ihey sent an In tor tn Tlpperary to Intel view the annuitant, an wi ,, payin ■ the nnnutt) to the | person. 'I i: i called ., cottage and naked if Mr. pal Malonej was in. No, I, ■ was In the field plowing. A centenarian woi ploa man seemed i ather on i notnal) '1 h ■ Insurance n an found the Held ami i man about CO al woi i. " In .in Mr. Patrick Matoi dd, ' I ara " \i" you the Mr Mnl..n.-v wim draws the annuity from I Iniui .n , Vis, be lad, inul mi lather b • ^ NO I! ADULTERATION OR COLORING MATTER IMPURITIES OE ANY KIND IN » Put SALADS CEYLON NATURAL GREEN TEA up in sealed lead packets to preserve its many excellent qualities. 40c, 00c and 60c per Ib. Highest Award at St. Louis 1904. At All Groceri. Imperial Maple Syrup Alwaya Satlafaotory Ask your daalsr tor Imperial Mapla Syrup. Do not allow him to substitute an Interior article baoauao It la ohaapor. S.mi" persons are mon | ible tn colds limn ur' ■ i",nr.. of the pull guns i,.un should always have al band i I of Blckle'a Antl Coniumpfl tbe preii ni ivei Ign i - o ighs catan h and Inflamn ul ile- liimrs, |t will effecl matt you ■ ann n affoi I to be wltl rt m. i.i Iii," l: beat mill . -i nf ihe Inl nnd ' , oupli d with a nol ■ \ In \ i n » ii! rr,-. ■vlinard'a Liniment Cures M \l. II 1 I, rt. _a madt In i i ii,.,. ih< , i onl.. t Un i " landard <nl Compan) hni op ' on l"l Ule 1 has" "I • ni.- iii reform In Chlcagi i a polloeman fr.un eontlnuln i Safety For Children. ... n « ■ worth m ■ or girl an I cure th, : IK v. 1 . I..,n Harbor, !* - liab) nd h.n, found then .. -bh n Ild i • dlclne I iril . HI ,,,: ': ' bos ol l'l He I '•'" '" Med ' " !'•"" • -tile .. ■ in ii l».\ Heavy Br.t.sh Helmets. \,,.,r., eiin.ii ih. Brill Which tt, tgll I re url) ih.- helm. I i - Hal nini i • b l w, enl tank construi and to 'ii the worklne I w ill have n capaclt] of 501 bush bit li is likely t,i be doubled al The working with everything poi ad up r ■ tor in the .-min run, r f,,r the entire ■)stem will I btained from the Lac du Bunnell Powei Co The working -. operation tor the paal a i . thi compan) exp. i ,i. ti ntire plant l-iiiiniiir^ at an earl) date 1 in i ere nol only distinguish! tbelr dr.-.ss lai md babtta, imi :;. ntirely separate an i apart from those among wh.nn Eighty Ytan Old—Catarrh Fifty Years Dr. Ann' vi s .'.ii..: ■ ,i him. w.in* il the DOW. r this universal disease? Wai I uf th. I., wis Bhamokln .», 11- si rai —"I look upon my e.ir- is t nilre i- It re- Ui yea In ten minutes Woman's Health Every woman may I.<* attract* Ive Bright eyi i, pink cheeki and red hps are ner nature- given righl A sall.^v skin, lark oi animation, low spirits and weak i ■ !"• avoided I.y • ol Bi e, ham's 1 'ills, a remedy tbat well deservel the confidence ...f every woman. Again an.l aKain they have proved to be invaluable at those recurring times when so many I debilitati '1 and suf- fi r (rom nervousness, headache and depression II is wonderful the way thi ie pills assist Nature an.l relievo the suftcrini,'. Every woman who values health and good looks should become a user of BEECHAM'S PILLS Prepared only bv Thomas IWcham, St. Helen*, Lancashire, England. Sold Even where in Cana.'a an I O, S. America. In boxes 23 cents. nf the lowest poi the) dwell. This difference li du ■ i nut only '.« th" wide dissimilarity in history, tradition nnd habit, bul also lack ol an. i" rman. nl nr patio the land in which tiny sojourn. I' would require generation! to bring "nr people down to a plane upon which they could compete with Chinese, and 'his would Involve ge impairment of the efficiency nf thi It WOI 1. It ll l1'" jllst tO tile Inln.lim; men of ilm United 81 thai they should be compelled to labor upon ih" basis .it Chinese coolie labor or stand Idle and allow tbelr - -ii be filled l.v an alien with no thought of permanent Identification with our country. The Ami tiean nol only produces the wealth of our nation In time of ■ bul he is nu,' it's sun- defender In time of war who will say thai his welfare and the welfare of Ins family shall be subordinated to the 111 - of those who abide with ui ful bin a time, who, while with ui nr . xempl from draft or military ine len an I win., on their return, drain ..ur country of lis currency? \ fur. iirn landlord system is almost universally recognized as a curie to a imtl in, 1" e.uis" the rent money is oul of the country. Chinese in mlgratl in on n large seal,- would gtvi us all ih" evil effect! <>f fi landlordlam In addition to Iti other objectionable features William Jennlngi Bryan In "8ucceii Mag* -Ine." DE CURED. ml To succeed these days you must have plenty of grit, cour- irc, strcii|itti. I low is it with the children? Arc they thin, pale, delicate ? Do not forget Aycr's Sarsaparilla. You know it makes the blood pure and rich, and builds up the ucncral health in every way. Tl,« rl,l',1,.ii f-tmii.t |H.,,|],1, |i.„.. , I [••am l>.< Hi* l...»,li ir* In |,r,i|*n romll J.I..I A .lug,I.It llvsf ■.»'"" ■ r«>Rt*<l lougu*. tiM ltrs«tli, f ,.|...»,r Iiii.Hi. t'lirrsrt ,11 IU.. I., ,-1..,,, ,111,11 I.,,lli.- .!,.«», el A,I'I'I rin. Ar - UK«W NLS_ . M.MNOI ■, Ml. lies 111.., ,11.1.1.111 -. IS III" Hen ran ,,.,..1 lo lllll be '"\'." Hundred Dollars for •mill I '•"" Ti 'nm gold > i' Tnlie II ' ' ' 1 r iki ii ii i- n -ne ■ ■ Iris 1,, I .1 ll ill'I'lIU" Hi iv. ii, ni condition tune ,1-uih , Toi, do O, ns for ennsiii'itlon i, K- ,.'■'.' .us,i saatse, I, J .' ly.r <'„ .!,,,».II. MUt. A1,0 m«,,,,f. I„, ri, Sf 9_ Hon nffltia. mil I CUM). CHI'KRV PrCTORAl ijers t onaer t.rl.. conger tali html for the octoooa ana, when found, proceed to browie on Ita i-i,,, octopus ni."* i" hug tba Hllnn- .'inner tight, bul In Boding It! Hmbi growing Its ink In tho fine Of I,,,- coyer "f tbi turbid hasi.v retreat n K '" „ pressing attention of It! |„,,-.esses lhe f limbs. ' illppery, vain, nnd. less, discharge! Hie foe and urn water benti > icape the r„,s that H '"i"1" banging if color to corre Plant Premiums of Western Horticultural Society. Following its practice of former i, ara, the .Vestei n Horticultural 8ocl i. i- this spring again offering . ni" r the choice ol i numbei plan) I'leniiiiuis. Then premium! ni" lelected witb n ri w to Introducing to the members of the , . i "i planta linn have . ■ - nntii tried i" give an as ■ - . i hardiness and .lesir Inn ih,it have out yel bi • n iced a iiiih-ly a- then tie I II ■ warrant Thi plant! a III I" sent oul wilh -.11 charge! prepaid entitled lo one ,n nu following i-iiitii pan in ri snedlini; apple 11,. - ur, un.- year old se idlings ol mh i:u,i varieties mow n from I in the nullhwest ihi ii,, pianl ru.ibeeiiia (golden hi , .ilm bard) peren i, ir« brl in yellirii .. A "IS i, i ii,i" |i| ui' upright h"ii. yitickle ih. upright lion. | ickla li one of ii uf the shrubs thai mil thrive iu the Northweel i,|i Twelve plant! itflawberri, a ■ plant Virginia creepier The Virginia creeper is the moil de- ■ . climber tor thia country. hi Sir, plant! raipberrlei. I inn plant! gypiophlln panlcu- iata ihnins Breath). Hardy peren nini with ilm white I1..W.IS borne in iliiiuilunee on long graceful stems 11, i Six cuttlh. each nf Ruielan ,.,„,,.i ;,„,| French laurel willow. Both beautiful willows either for hedges or ai ilngle treei, vnj peraon may take advantage 01 •hla aiitrlbutlon b) lending the reg- ular memberahtpafee («t.00. pe*T*«rl l0 lh,. , en tar) treaeurer, Qeo. Batno, li,,x i nu. W'innll'.'K, Cures Dandruff Woman Cave Dweller. Sydnt) \ woman baa be. n found living in a cave on the shut-" near South Preemantle, Aui tralia When dlicorared ed thai she wai nm ploymi nt and had been II The Origin of the Garter. I'h. ;. IU. Ol I ! ■ • ■ comman i vin ■ ... .. Bugt ie ,' ii rlere, one ol modern and moat unique French paint- era die l at Pari! ol cam er ot the throat Tim United Statei crula. i md Qalveaton are proc. from Port Sai.l. Egypt, to I Ceylon. ■ ■ i:. .i :. chronicler! tell their tatei Over a Quarter of a Century we have successfully treated nervoua diseases cauaed by Dnnk and Drugs. .-urel ll our record. Wi ,. truly and say that failure to obtain a cure by the Keeley Treatment Is a failure of tbe man and not our method!. Bend for facta. Addresa In confidence THE KEELEY CURE 1S3 Oaborne at., Winnipeg. Berlin deapatchea deny thai Cl lor Vou Buelow of Qermany hai loal the confidence ol the emperor. I was cured of A.-ute Bronchitis by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Hay of Island! ,i M CAMPBELL l wns cur,-1 nf Facial Nenralgti by MINARD'S UN1MENT. Springhlll, N S WM. DANIELS I was cured of Chronic Rheumatism by MINARD'S LINIMENT Klttert i'n. NU. GEO TIN.ll.KV mmation ■ Pllli I • 'u f died forth man] - ■ ■ In the pllla blood i'i ' ***»J and tl mmedlatel) fr„m BwlKi Maxim Ooi ■ f"r Rhfiimatlsm— What's the Cimtt — Where's the Cure' Tl Ing cause ol this i . n.-ut- ' hours - ■■!».—,e At Lausanne Unlvenlty Mile I car has received ber diploma aa con siilliin - ■ ■ nm r of us surrounding! ,,i„,.i,I with Ihn I A v«nl«li'ii« ■>i>*' li is melam bolj to nil lis ihortcomlngi, bus ar. think Hint. «'1"1 ii„. dayi nf tilt' umbered. What ' orman, ,i motor face, will ever dial greal artlil In ,i aloft on ins llttli wilh Ins I take the place "r i, who, 11" I" !, .with, flower I sbuttonhol. |lh whip "nvius.'. bis 111 I yel „f life? T l|-> Ifclrtl deslrnellnn gtroyed Is lhe greateil , „„|. cortnlgblly Bovla* side. Ibreads bin traffic I""1 , sideshows his improrlng > retaatlon dangoroui may through Oi with i '•' ty " , way With which M wiihi.ui being de thing of Us War Balloons. Berlin The Kalaer lmr. turned his attention to aerial navigation, with -i iai reference to war. His Majesty has been spurred to this effort by the announcement thai the French Government baa adopted a navigable alrahtp, Invented by M. jtilllot, a French engineer, for use In wai in tbe French army, The Km peror feels itrongly that Qermany oughl not to lag behind In this re Biiect, and probably owing To ihe difficulty he mlghl eaperlenee In per- Biiadtng the Belchatag to vote aiiffl- cli in fundi for the purpose, he de eideii in obtain money by private subscriptions ii,. therefore appealed to the pal rlotlsm of four .i.'w-lsh mUHonalrei who are promlnenl In the commer eial life of Berlin, and between them (he) have subscribed BSO.OOO to form a company to curry oul thi en ■■:';,::,:;: ^,::!:!:i: ,;,:!cr:,;. 7 ■,.;s,,;j:r::!!;: — able for military purpoaei, The Oldest Woman. i„ ;1 refuge fur the aged In Madrid there is now a woman who haa claimi in being the ..blest or her lea In the world, She Is an Andaluatan and was horn in Qranada in 178*' s'"' ,,:ls Hi,,,I I,, Madrid for 108 years and has been the mother of twenty one children, all Of Whom nre dead, tin.null most of them Ined In it fairly old age There is nothing emaciated or end averoua aboul the old woman, The ! siiln hns ii henlthy appearance, there |l euliir ill the cheeka, and her eye Is J still dear and bright, The mrgeon in oharge of the home thinks she mnv still live n eiiiiRl.Ioruhle time, --New York Tribune. The Vlctorli nun be reachi luxe, Falla, In Al il by u modern train de 'i he operating . \|i. us. - ", Port n only is i'.i ■ HIS WIFE'S LUNGS BOTH AFFECTED The) Drive Ptmph s Awa) * covered wuh p It t. in of Internal In which should ' '" '' fnne hould wmi,i, - you I,mui tint the blood rn,.- P them i"11 will '• ave the ,kin cli u an i clean Try them, an i rt,' i" will I"- anothei wttneaa t,. their ' i M.nard's Liniment r£ DODDS 7, KIDNEY But thc Great Consumptive Preventative brought Health and Happiness to his Home "Our doctor said there was no cure for mv wife as both her lungs were affected," says Mr. L. H. Walter, of Pearl Street, BrockviUe, Ont. "It »«s a snd disappointment to us both, just slartniK out m hie only married a short time. Bat b*fo*"i she had finished the tirst buttle et 1'syi ..me lhe pain in her lungs quickly went away, and alter taking six hollies Mrs. Waller was a new creature and perfectly W..-11 again." Thai is just one of the nisiiy families into which Psychine has brought hope, health and happiness. It is a living prool that Paychlns cures Consumption. But don't wait fbr tunsumption. Cure your l ai...i'i'i", your lough, your Bronchitis, your Catarrh, or your Pneumonia with lha remedy that never fails— PSYCHINE 0*i iin.nin- i .i Si-kttn) 50c. Per Bottle Larger alara si and !J nil druggist* OR. T. A. 8L0CUM. Limited, Toronto. \ * three per cent itate bund Issue bus been authoi !>, nhagen, Minard's Liniment Relieve! Neuralgia The Interior di partmenl hns issued n new edition of the homeatead map . Manitoba, Saakatchewan, nnd Al bei ta, Bunltgbl Sinn, is better than other snaps, bin ll best when Uied In the tunlight way. nny Bunllght Soap ml fuiiow direction!, Ait.dud te any Garmont is a Guarantee ot Q30D MATtllAL tiOOD WOiiKMANSHIP and Good i:ear ng Quantise W en Buying OVERALLS, PANTS, VESTS. SMOCKS, or WOHKINGMEN S SHIRTS See that each article hetrs a label like abi.«a I islst on Getting --King of the Road" Brand And Take no Other EVERY QARINENTGUARANTEED A TORONTO MAN TRIES Something New and it Delighted. Feels Like a Boy. Mr M N i . , Iborna BL, Toronto, says: "'I have I' aufferer from djri pepsin fnr i have ! 0|*| and have Uken many ne li- etnes w,rh only teiiuiuraiy relief Blnce using Dr. l.e.'nhar.U's Vntl I'lll 1 can eat any- IhiiiK 111,' same .^ when ;r hoy. 1 Und they regulate both stomach and boweli. Mj old Hnio vii;..r has return" I. sn thai my spirits are biii.iani nml temper normal, i give ail credli to thin wonderful remedy - |.r InuiihariU's Mill -I'lll. All dealers or The Limited. Nlaunrn Kal The l.v man H. Morse tdvari , | . ui \"w VniK. one ol the old . stabllihinenti ol its kind In vin, ii" i bus found it expedient 0 .uu th of builneis to adapt It to 11 enlarged sphere of opera Hon I ng its business style to International tgency, US Row, Ni w York 11« Ing in the Kj for larger offlcaa, the coi ■ in inul" its offices nn Maj I |o it,,- u.'villnu building, 18 \'. ll ::ith Btn el New York, M. N.Dafoe Wllion I'M." Co., s. Ont «"i MAKE EVERY DA5T COUNT- Three hundred ahd ready 1 ll laid. fifteen miles of eal.le have al i, ,,, iiipii-,-" Millet, ih" artlil bro ■ Jean Prancoli Millet, tlm fam- , mter died In Parla, i ipi r; n panera ara pralatng Jacob ii s.-iiiff for his lervioei In railing jripaneie loam In Amarloa, no matter how b&A the weathn; Youionnol afford to be without & TOWERS WATERPROOF OILED SUIT OR SLICKER When voubuy look for tho SION OF TH£ riSH W N U No. 580 ■ _________________i .' IZ 4.ARDEAU Mwrwg REVn$rV. ,; Tiiilll l,,i ■■■ llllu-ltl I'i' >]fl ..a1"' t'V K III il 111. I )1 .eil I li , ■ , ■ . , i, i is -if e ..'I', ■ I In 11 , i-,,l,line- In llllll l.VMi-hel 1 ll 1.. -il 1> ..■II lespue- ii,li-i,lse.y , - ■ , ,. ■ r. - nm I illerils v-llll. ■ .'l.'r" I ' "l""" '■' I i- -,.,, :,,". IP-- i,i,'i,-„,, in I H-** ►I" loll suVaoiqueut ■,,- erll.in ■ .insrnr rmnaletil iu*** ' " IverU-l'ii i , kmilfll or. >;l"|il" u "" '" "■"" f. i ...'iliiliiii liUOll leal. |ll liillillltlO, WOgLKlkci A OHAFT. We ,.,,-,v tin. tuii lillR ll<**-. ... I.-, in tho Colonial i Ottawa, April 4th. Tl c natic.ir- i ii'iiii.reiiiiiiiieiit.il railway onin* oioncre .'.inii.it agree upon ten* i" [_i .;..• cast .n section Uognn , ul McDonnl 1 aro tho lowest led* - le.;l |,ho i'Tniiii-- - i'n-'-s' pi icea inr' '" I low and tvni i Ferguson Freighting and* Packing C> • ' KA r i I'll ,1 l||t'' |,|1|H i . , . .-.. . v A i _ .■»•".' • f. •». - V W. Abrahamson Contractor AM Builder, O.vner of His Abi-ttham*- son Adiitjon lo ihe Tcwnsito. Horn oi.rstlf. Pon't. Pay .RentJ Easy Terms. ?•_■ E. R. VIPON TrouL Lake Livery Freighting Packing Eawhidii: A KJ'IX'I.W.T, Stcblts at Trout Lake. i . prices nro too low unit want . » y .**•—' ; M a***" 1 » f 5" ^ ■—■ r**~* ,"" M tl«coiitmcttn . Grand LAj'\^ ./I ___, W i'*A w 1 il L link 1 n ii i, who in turn n ll iblei ii to M. I". Pnvi I Ottnv i, .. real friend ol tlie y \ rnmentV [ t llCCl] \ • : '■ 11 ■ : ' . iili W. A. Uollihl : n .!.-i. r I'.i" , i l\R, in tho A. & K. I liarter .-. i.msion mill Iho II -1 Rgilwny . miniissi i'i"is for tho *. Tl'.. the plu « I.,.-.' inii ri it* ll.'.v BJ* • I poacd to i ni.-' rv. arc o\\i" 9 J I t:: - • wall Sj;\:'..:,.. with Licjjorj &ClgEJ'; 1 nr. . L'ouili rtuLIt- lim •• i. I xii-llii.t «"i ■ • i ti Ail n '. n ;c. mist ii. Wo wonder whore ll e ■ .lim Hill will Ret his pull wl on ■ -turfV his road" from Winniu g Vancouv. i '.' -'•. I. •> »> — -» 1 il,':f METALIMARKETS. RHvor continues to decline. The itatlon lu ' indon Tues lay wns . a point lowi r than Monday'it, I in New York two points lower. I i i an i ; per prices Bhow i p EASTER 8ERV1CES. The Easter scrvi : - In the Metli : church will be eot)du< le I u.tli morning and e\ ing oy the ;• r, - tt, boh ■ i ii.-; - 'iject nl morning sermon : " The I'inlahed.Work," and ol tho even* i ta, "Tne First Fruits " Sin ciai Hasten musk fill • • nderefl bj choir. Rev. D. W. Scott will i. neli nt t'ainl. di," ' 11 a.m., Ueaton at 2:M ptm., uu 1 C ipsa. ix| ,;i 7.8Q p.m. __ _\ - J k i__V . bC A SUmm* . ■tli _af.k A ' * rr % - ■ **i _w*-> -/ ..' - * r - '■ ' " •. . _ . .. -^ ■ «— •- a - 9 tout xane Supply C5o. ® Xtbs I'.v ii, ii j Wuh r lunpHed by ll c f,ini|.iinv v.m are uaaurod of ahso. juh, , m},y, (i, vi Miinrlil AlUlyWl* ;,, i,,,-!; up Btntomeiita. i : '• • • • H jj(a McPhenon - - Su?t. v a E1A.TERS0N and Goserd Merc^asits. ■-" Trout Lake - - B. 0. Local and General. The family of Mr. BedoU, ol the r Co., arrive.l in town last t. Tii-v will taki ti] residence i. re. Fred Elliott jrpturncd Lift night I i Ne r> n. wl. . be baa 1 1.1 ting through a deal on 'In- I rcadview ftroup. II i xp< ots to ■ mattera clo* I up during i xt week. Pr. Robinson, of Ferguaon h - pi tal, ia seriously ill. A win • out this morning; for another iiyaician. Wc trust tlie doctor i. ill soon be aroum.1 again. WIN!:.. )R HOTEL TROUT \-rO.\<. - £3 C li_.v.*_„Jii is _lo-'c'-i.. 2 i...j 1 tf Wllf Eeaiii_ffla. Si Mil . Smaod io. ACCOMMODATIONa ARE FHST CLASS P. P. RctENNi !!, pp.op =_n --B Trout Lake City Transfer and Stage Line. .If^llWlXjVlltfWttll, I; M, Wr^tfWtl^tftjJt^pl^V, I I Ferguson 1 " — I Trout Lake Beaton t£j*4 tiitt u^ _^^**vtiru*tt^ti*tt^i'w tf I ^ Doily Stage wDI W Fcave Ftij,utc r«.m. Trout Lake at 8 n_ WOOD YARD| in ccnnectlcn. $tt*Mtt,WW(tlWilt A. M. Craig Wm. Crawford £_ » . -. Imperial Bank of Canada. It.nd till 1.1-: TORONTO. ONTARIO CAPI7/L PAID UP. S?.OOO.OOO IO RESERVE FLND 3,900,000 CO ' TOTAL ASSETS 30,000 000 00 |. i: wi: k ii:. Iv.,i.i.-..t. ROBERT JAFFBAV, v.- I BRANCHES m ti.e 1'r.viee* ..( Alberta, 8iekale!iewM, British! Manitoba, Ontario and Qui i*c, A OENERAL BANKING BU8INE88 TKAN8ACIEI1 SAVINGS BC PART ME NT. -Depoelis rie.-n.-l nel Inter --I allowt. eiirri r.i ra'e Iruin ilrtir nl <i|hi Ing ol nir.nltit. Di nfi- Upl 1 rn .i'i..'* Iii nil i irl»"ll»iii>il». I ullr.l Mnli , ,.n.t l- t.i..| . . ,i.. il i,l»i-i,I ,,ii (tvtu to r-. l.efl-.n. anil l« ll I/_T>f_r- WOOD VAU.-t^CE HARD- "*Mii.ii,tf'.•''■.' • !__• «Ji/la*«^_'9 I ware co-1 Review Job Dept,. 'i i..ii t iMil Hk/ \. ii— T. II. BAM : n., I.iw.je I eil lliiiilerr., Vine Job Prinllnf. Hardware, Minora'.. 81 ullet, 8uvi N_!_iON, I). C. and Ranges. NELSON. B C. For Iligh.tMnss Work. ;. ,- . n. ri .. •* .-r OK 1 StflthCV <_\ CO. «i pars 10 dm the Telephone A J ^ ^ ** . m Kentoaon: Commlns' Pture ; Trtiul ,i JWCll*w'*-l •WUV.y IVHOfESAI.B PKA1.ERS In Bolter, , jk. [,,M on-lce _ »i,0 »t Ballon.Curt- • t£jgts, Ci.oc.t', I'i.,iiiiii.' nml Kruii aflix and Arro*»l»-»i! Ktill A (Joud Shn\c or tl»ir Cut t*- P r* • a !- I Hnnaton BW.,1 nepliine St. Nel-mr. I' 0. I). /. Mel,, iillllli . . , II1J* OUl nf : ,iin .-., at Beaton, " 1. •'I Hotel 0 *Q__ _r** v L^.ujhton Pr»pri;t' r. « 1 .'.III N railing Ferguson you 1 H '. >ll ,|.',1 SlHV ill .lie I. I,li. Jll 111.lei, II. if ilm visitor wr|; I if .'ii iiiiii il"'l «ith le -me ixitiifurtR. lOx'cll.i.l rin- im', well ventilnleil HI 1 W n I'lll 1'..llllll-, Wl il si'i.-l.e I 1111 ,,i f\. ryihing «I icli let da i.r'-.ini-- niukinii your ii.-ii a pi, .1 mini : inl 11 1 ir 11 il>|i> one. I.i''- fri >ii $1 .in;. ti|iwiirrls. \\ . .,-1.1. • . ;• '--.i-i.' our 1 at"' 1 rr. ?GUS©N. Craig .*v- O^wfor<l..piit the firsl ■ I tliiuui*h to Beaton W'eJn..-- imy. Th.' last of tiie mhe.\ .iill ihortly |.e seen in tntMi. bill ll » ill be two . tbree wuk hi :•• ■ ml ae- ':vily wiil lie^iii on Ihi 1 il - ii Rulherland r>■: urne 1 firs-t .■! i .■• in ' l. from :i it ■ lhe coast, Lennoxville 'G. M. YUILL|| w""*?S£*-n*"-1 -<^^HOteIf JEWELLER, E. MOBEJS PROP. Wai. li repairing, etc. tlliarantrei). Hotel and Ceneral Store Hot and Cold Paths ■ l3-4L» €3r%V 111 _r,.lr A.f«UI.I»l.l. .... Amlllol. J.C. HURRAY, Imperial Barber Shop I „r i,,„.l lli. •. nnn r bliavlnggi ' C. A. CHEESE!:/. T, ne 1 i iKi . :. *. Hot and Cold Bathv -C- i GERARD D C BJilloisBM, Trom Late, Bj Oui TROIT I.AKI . 1'. 0 it company*** Interests eareiullj looked alter. Agrnl |oc l.ourlm'* 1'imi.M i r ■ *. ^.•*J'i*'» _IM>_C'0_O0 ' **•-■,) ?_3_* ' .. TLhc tjotel SGeaton ... I - BEATON. D.c t ECITY Mr, and Mi». M • nou ii tiding ut Qroenwood. \ -' \eie wind -I- rn |,issed pvei ' Wn In-i *1.illin!:.;. .v.. ■ 1 i..11.-1 damage is r p. rted heyond 1 .liiiig trees, chimney pots and . 1. wimluns. SVlSITORf arriving al Real ' •. ,.* 1 ,,( >i , I.ar.lrae) '-. / , 1 *, nm Itentl. wiil Iii tiit Until iii.*. lolly equipped I ' |l I '..".., \ H"|| il .. , ilinintl In Tl ■ ■■ 1 ■ nn.l ti.'iir* I'e -:...,. - 'en mil ol pairoi \ •-..*.i 1.1 •' c ! .• 1 rclv',11 comloi . I !• hotel ; W. BOYD -:- ■:- Prop; 1- _. - • - _ _ < jj Kroction .if in w sid. walks will hrgin in >i few days, Bevert\l| lliousgnij feel ..f lun.In r ha« b .lit ill rirU'll There are still several hooka be* nging tothe 111.nny out. Thi ■ Itiust lie broii};lit to the Review llicc without il.lay. .. __I„'7_.-;, -;',_;*7 a. - -• t , L"icj__. ai2__s_sas ■•! ( he U. C. ASSAY nnd ( H TUCAL SUPPLY! ,, Ltd. VixrocvEii. B. C. Hi sdquarters I'.r Also; 11 ■ Mining nml •U ?•■■, I le' . r- : 1 , |j, ('. ),,, Morgan Crucible Oo . Batti raea, I-'ul.'- iid ; 1'. \V, Urn.in A Co ■ PatantCaryl ' iiriin.".*., BtlrlierS, ele. r Win. AillS* ..•iili d t'o.'s In ■ ;.,i.,. 1, eic, etc. aple Lesf Rubbers There are no others " Just as good." Ask -Tor them at iyour Dealers. When loplping for a piatja to gpen 1 your holiilin.., 1 ear In mind that Trout Luke, ia un itloal suiiinii-r resort, T 1 nery r'.iirl 1 rtimte r,re iimgnilio ml I if. 1.1 * .utss ibe for TBe Review. J. LECKIE CO., LTD. Belling Agents for tin; West. Vancouver - - - - B. C, i " i kllKUF. Imve been f ii,.i. ■- madS I'V |ll'li"l..ll-< illl.~! in.'iit in Kml Kiiliite, nml ne im fni linn * will In- niailt" than cvrr thi in Xt Iwu 1,1 Ihren yiatr. The one wh'i rvnpathe hnr>.-i i» tin* original ln»i*alor~ inr he haa his III' mi" v tin a leiliiint \ N.iW let n*. point 1.lit In \.,i| 1 Inii I'Mie in ||ii liiiler r>|iiil I'll ill" I'nli- tir"ni in 1.1.v Ke.ii Kstate tiinn TROUT LAKE. Trout Lake la lhe prattles) -.i".' in the K'li.ii nny*; us u pleasure ri'Surl it 1.1- nn • i|iinl. Busting mi 1 llahiiig muy I't* Indulged in tho ytiir muml; wlillu hn* game in it'..1.nl.in. e I- In ilio foil Ild .ni Iho hi'!.. Ii« t'litiiiiti) in aupi'rh, (here bring im creiit estremi'S, it li Ing inilil in wn tt'r nml ir.-ti' in k U in titer. It cm In list of a"inc nf ihe finest hntelg and residences In Uiitiah Columbia, It*i Kir. eiH nro well inii nm mnl niii.l'tl. There nre tW'. excellent cenem] aturet an.I a (tliint'e nl ll.i* Bilvi'rtlaeinonls in this journal will show Unit nil Iratlra tin. fitirlywi.il h'|i -«.eiil. il. Write with I'.inlideiii'i" t'. Agonts. H. McPherson Agent Trout Lake, B.C. ««r» Let?, can be obtained on EASY TERMS. _ Mcke you** selection* at once. * * .* Then call on or write to |T1, n m v. 1 I ml n ■ 1 , , ,,i '". |i, gtowiji has bet n tin *j* ft iR II a I.i ml 1 f 1 avij.alii.ii. at tl the lerinlral if tl <• Uidn bianrli "f II." CPU. 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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : [Publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1906-04-12 |
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Trout Lake (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Published by Murray & Atherton from 1904-11-11 to 1905-07-28. Published by unidentified party from 1906-08-05 to 1907-09-05. |
Identifier | Lardeau_Mining_Review-1906-04-12 |
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B.C. Historical Newspapers Collection |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 19e3176e-a049-438d-8667-3879518b4c0b |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310345 |
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Longitude | -117.53889 |
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