*"* «'l"l ' Ammmm>wmm*emmm J ol<Ayv~*\ A^vvtUvi ^*^"7 li»H :i larger olrcu ■ iiU^n thfin any .S,*Yvgpaper-in N Kootenay. Best ad* , Mini g n.idit ra VOL. 8 Review % D" IT rtfcTwi - I any add 7-ORIA, *P€,"J TROUT LAKH CITY, B.C. Dec. I3th. tort. Nt. .i i ii HI l.lMIUt'JiT CO-OWNKIt 'I .i ler, nr to whomsoever ,,,.,*,* ii.... transferred tbelr in ,i in .ii* il.iliinnrj il 11 tii'j.ltly.i , Iho niidorsigti.-.l In tbil I'ultiinu.u ii claii |.i.*ti ^^^^^^ i-l claimi iiiiea iliet I , rr ultli v„u I hi „,'ilm mUioi V*,., .I m •••*.. Sorth l.nk of Urdaau ll It** frnni Feru'ir.i'i i i ui,. Mining division uf I , ut«n»), hava inirfni r..*.l tl..* .ril uml .ti.i.l,' ihs '. * WSSSI \ lioneil iisirict On South Pork run Wrsl ,t— iry » ■ »•"•* - .-• * II*1' ' b'*v.i II n.. ,. r I BO I linld ths fainfl rn ler feu ion ';| • ul Act, hii.1 ib.- jean lm* ,i n .k ««* paaformeo sml ei*t ,„" , uiR.la having esplred, I I ere- [,,. f,sl •, ii i.rtiice ilmt if uii I.in SO days , (Ittl publication hereof ynn I . ,.,- io contribate year proper- ,.'e tl 0ii.il. expenditure and Its e! tbis sdvelllseU.Sill IOIIS ! •be s..M miosral .Ini.n nil!' • ' ■ rty Ol tlie'ilielirsi^ni-il in IBS '.f ISCllOll lit ll i* ■ i nendmsnl Act, iwfiO ■ .* -' i *nt lnkn lint lib ilu. ef ! fil-i I-d.V Hi.l W. WAt.LI K., LVOwiiCI M , 11 , . i . • ... ' ' . trier o* l>. •*!•■ UK t:\et I e „ 'ransterreil Lie inter,,. In I'fit- and C.i.i-i.l:i.. Hoy. ilmt wt, tlm undersign. .1 in ti. • Parrsboio Oanadian gov c..n»i «»h roo I H ,^^^^^^^^_ , .ii . Mfntt e .. ItUlh ■ ■ • .* . reeli, near -- kill. il Laks mining 'im.. \l K ■*>> I.nt-e jt.-rlon.il- I Ibe nee in.l mads 'I " •■■ SSsaryes nientloned ir.!). ilH-Ofi, Inordei t ftbo, ' .. btini hold i.t i ...* .-._. i l.-r n-i li. n I .liner , ml Ihs far f .. which • '. .i |..rini't| bavinf < i, •■ •, ion notice tlmt II with * ll rtl pabtication l.<*re" . lute lo contribute Jfl ai pi' -'.me .,1 null expemlit"" NOTICK. Minnie F. mineral ?!aim litnat* in tha 'I'mut Lake Mining di vi -ion ol Welt Kon'emiy -J Where located; ..I Citn vn Creek Tuke notice llmi I, Irri i KI! iott, V. M C. N'o. B58107 noting ss u^* nt for (Vara Grace Wei tfall, id* ininitirutrix of iln* ea* a tt- of John W. W. siii. di ceased, Free Min r'l i . i'ili. .!.*, Nn. 18809!!, nt. nd, sixty dnva fn n. .I..''* here uf. 1'' spply i ■ ' in; Mining Ri ■ •*i f.n . r.'i liflcate of III .pl. • Bents, f..r the pnr| see of ob'ain i ii i Irown i.i mi ol i he shot e clsim An.I fin 11,- r Ink..* nollcs ihlll I ti - * n under leciion 37, musl I* ir.iiH-need before Ibe Issnan sucii Certificate ..f Improvements :>.f-J this 18th day ol Oclnbei. A 11 1906 KRKD C. Elliotl Notice is hereby given that 00 'h>y* after ti,, publication of t-'iii notice in ihe British Columbia Oaiette, I intend to make application io the Ch ef Commit »i wertf bands snd Works for a special license to cut und -carry away timber from the following de otibed i.i'ii- sitiutoJ m Wett Kooteuny Dlslriot. GALA NIGHT AT TROUT LAKE No 1 Commencing nt a pos .'id on the woh! Hide of tba nor 1 i rk ..I L'nloau Creok, uliout Ijj in.Ii-s f i.m b'ergu-ton, marked "O W Al r&hom**-on'l p.iu.l. east cor ner p st" U.ence nutth 80 chain*' li.enct* writ 80 chains; ihenee soti- h 80 chain-; thonco eaat 80obsin* °*» wi" b to lhe point ol commencement. .Trout Lako I The occarioi Located December 7th, 1906. O W Abraham* .u, Lo.ator 1 Visitors from many towns assemble * i to take part in thc Oddfellows Ball, m^ * Tin* night of r>.cem*>«*r 12th, 19 Img lemeiibered in wk* tho Independent ACCIDENT AT SILVER DOLLAR Or.ler FHED C ELL H i BARBIgTI I. KOTAKY PUBLIC, 1 . Trout Lake. B. C. LARDEAU MINERS D N l ij N No. 2 C .ii nirrn.il, g nt a putt ,. snl , ... i ■•* w. -i side of the nor tli fork of Lardeau Creek, aboul IJ ■ miles from Ferguson, m irked "O. W .'. .it's so ith weat cor nd Ferguson ner po-»t,'' thence n«.r-bSiJcbaiiie; ,, , •*.*.• '-n-i BU cha insj ibence ninth HO cl.ains; thence w ct 80 cha ins io lh" po 111 • 1 c ,:.,iii.:i Ci-niinl Located D.ccmhei 7th. 1906 tl. W Abrabainsoi.j Locator. •-i.n.u ... ■-,..,, ,,,„„...... .. .1 of thiasdvartl ■ . /tr' -v *•;* < < i the said mineral rl tii Inmitll 4IS?tl !i prti ( il \ZJl Ullil -L^CUl anil §uitiirr, 11 IN 1 11.11 | ■ of Oddfellows." That this soci..'iy hat made a reputation in the province wan av* idepcod"Jby the large number of viai'ors from outride p.dnts. Tim first cont'ngei.t lo arrive, u i* from Beaton c.r'y in tbi af- tt.no*..*, followed b.v a ' buocl." from Camborne/* another {dotarb* mont from Beaton^ and ihen — "Hurrah), vie are from Ferguson," tv.i*. h>.,rd aa a hig four '■ or ed a'e'gh da-li d up to the Ha I. By th'g time il lookrtl a? if ihe 'HaII irae K! ing u> he taxed t" iir* tnd by virtue ol Mineral Act An.* I tell tth -lav of Dec. er, s.i ' ... 111. K 1 Norici:. -o- ...lu.1. ' S,.'.: ■ .- ber. ;'\ isivi-ll lli.lt fit) • :ir«t publication ul l ,* i; in ii . 1 . , 1 Intend t" apply to i* f i iii'ii.!--* m i i*f IVorks fur a fp* <•-. il I.i* «.N Christmas Eve A • • -i.i.i . nrrv utv.it I ilie f.-lloa-inj: derj fig ht .1 ! " -.oeyii r.h'fit'e '..f I'nj - ■ .i tbr»e ii,iiv> fi in iM* ! i. r ::- • s k i i«rj ce ^.iiir'i 40 eli 160 - ....ii.*; i!" • 'I . *. . FERGUSON, B. c. Utmost capacity, and ihe to nl "Odd*'' were brg'.ming tu rustle The climax was reached w1 en Capt, 1'its arrivedavith ilie "I'i...*- tor'1 f.oni the f*outh Tbe in 1 wns left at Genard. ni d il fit *. ■ nh. ul nil; tbe poult ion tti»s he*e ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ rop'.nr, and t'.e loggi-.g c ii.p.» an'l I around thero went tbe limit, an.l IN Till' MATTER OF THE E?- ' vt" OM Iliil «a- repre-unted hy ! \'!'*•: OF GEOROE W CAR- a i-hinming deh-^Aou. OTQBR8 OF IHOl T LAKE.BC. ' The Hall was profu-ely decrat- I r< -Minor, D.-c seed, tu Us talc. »*l wilh "»8«i banovra, avergreena, land (irieiHitl art. Thu music hy -0 ' An aoO'dont occurred at the "Sii ver Dt'llar" mine, Cnmborne, on Snndav last, in which Jack Coventry had his leg broken, *nrid his faec cut a»d filled tvitli small par- tic!c*i..f rock, nnd Dan MeDontld was l.ruited and cut and burnt 8- h nit i he f.cc. Tbe 'hoys' were working s machine drill in (he cross-cut tunnel, and after the noon hour, had started a new hole which htd jol in a- h.ul three in.het, when—' bliff" — and Dan. who wan |nst aboul to turn off the air, t»as knocked btck annual jwsrds abont 10 «r 18 feet. He re- corrred binis'-'f, went hack and turned . ff the air, thou made for assistanoo Janica Bhvin'i*, who wat work- in;* in tl.e tou'li drift, heard the explosion, and on going in Coventry w'tli » broken leg. He and hlackcniitli Tot.in'pot the in- jured man ou*. and the wounds were tempotnrPy dressed by F..re man fTenrv, n Fled made, and a etnrl made for Camborne. In t1 e in"*intime, Dr. Robinson ba.l l.t-.i '|,h'..u-d for, and was al C ". borne when Ihe injured man ■irri'-rd Mr E...»'e>'t, minacer f*>r the EDITORIAL NOTES. The matter of government ron- trol of tbe coal production, will be brought up in the Houee al Ottawa by one of thc North-west members If ihe proposition goes through it will moan the opining up of mines by the gnvcrntntn', as well as a control cf lhe companies al read; In the bu«inea«. Tiie recent strike at the mines in Fernie snd Lethbridgc hove, no doubt, hesten ed ihe ma'ter We aro noi socialistic, but we belic-v.; thin .LoulJ receive every c *tisi.itration. The lives of the people of the Territories' duriug found {'he co'd season, are depend, nl on lhe fuel supp'y The mining industry of British Columbia ceases when tbe supply from the coal mine., are sbut off, and it is absurd to allow a few men—either opetat'Jrs or union,—simply because of a disagreement, to jeopardize the lives ol the people of tbre-- provinces and tbe business life of soother. FREE. HE MATTEK OK SECTION 116 OF THI. MINERAL ACT. Notice is hereby given have take.. po*a< raion uf t* TICKETS, Supper, Including $2.50 Miss Be l.il and M.-sirn Griflith ilitt I nii'l l'..r sun, Has all lhat cou'd -. Es- be derired. tat.- of ih.^aid Deceasud . Dancing s'ariol about 9 o.l.ck Ei-.-. • . i I *!i*.c ii io lhe and continued til 4 next morning. •4 'Jiiru.i Is required to makalwith an interval atli p.m«4or-anp p.nin*» lorthwilh to F. C. Csmp (per, ah'ch was serv.d at tbe : II, Minii'g Kccrder, Trout L«ke J'-Windsor' b_-' hoji Dm McLen* I. .' | nau. It was put up in Ins.*wn in-1 m,.. E nmoss gate orders for tl imiUb'e alv'e, and nould haeej^oo f, be leftae it was until tl Irnmpany, w .« i' Camborne nt the . i.me * f i e .reiile t. and immedi ately went up lo the mine to inves- i:**i'.. (be catip , In thin .*r''F?-ru' ktiere it on'y one .new «--irki.i*i. and they state thev bnd thoroughly p'eked down the loose rock, and 'mucked nut." ilfalwhen ihey tlarted the ho'e they pieked around sn as to get a gondsiart. and lhat there was no Mgn o' a.i old ' o'tom, or anv other indication >.f there being a mia- ••••I li'dn. He also found that the amount of rock displaced was about enough to fill « hat, end ou'aids-of a tew blue specks on the men, there is no evidence of burnt powder. It •h nippo'ed that the filling nf thc beavv drill broke Coventry's leg. ie lie Writ* as a Pott Card toying you saw this advert- iiement. and we will mail yon FREE, a 30 pagfe 1LL0STRATED <^B00ILB! 8bowing lines of FOOT-WEAR. of Interest to every MAN who wears BOOTS. J.Leckie Co VANCOUVER, B.C .*. M-I.'l! in, .'. Iiitttirt. and commencing al i arson'; N iv. 2*»;li. 13 'ii •. ..feiiv given lhatsixlv dav I int. i I . apply t i in ■ l i* . 11' )Miir,i.«.>-i»iierof I iinu- -■''■- nd \\ loi pern issinn to pur- '■i.e ii> r.i, •« d. . f I',.) : ,„„ |,,r ■►.' ..,led .it Troul Lithe, Went K ■'. *-..d''.' Il * 'I-..S I ' ^^^^_ post mar.i-tl I 1. iheneowrtt 180 chains N w "'li 40 r|.n:i,>; .lu ... chains, thence aaat thenc.. n.,r'!, 40 n.on then..- northerly along b.ko - to south-east corner post oi I ' • r seal -i ona *• M X... 28th. 1900 ''■" loi ! ''°" [taining 40 sen less, man M.rLcllan, Atr< nl Dated '-"■ ll 0 19 ■' * nm. noing ai i p -ol ■"'■ It-eU .■ north rd.- if |*o] mill 200 f,-,t |r„.n tie * I' Seven ini.ei [,- ml Everv person having in the:r ",. , "", , " -----iij . • ' . Kii-eu I Vim .nne s c.ef home point i \f;,,,. l„ = 1H-.t,.r r,,me« in i on effects belonging to tm.* ., , , . ' sunt-Jnsjieii.ir comes in ■ , , , , <*r-, i, i.i he b in 1 -I'tii. ate enough' • quired to f miwith . * F. C Oamplwll, Miuing Re- ° '" '"0Sl'n ' to make \ .• o I . ■ " rtnim I lliell". ^^^^ place *i. ominence- | marked tl l". I ,'-'•, ihenee ireal 80 i te tnuth mi chain*-; ''■I.an-.; ih.-ncil nor- hack in j. .,,-. ,,f ron. .' I ■' ' v>.v 28th mon in M.T.v'i.in, Aaenl ! .• givmi i! i.i .-I <• months irom the firsl i . I in tbe in ■ Col umi.: i ., • i nli 'i I to spplj • to the Hon Chiel Conunisi nf Lands and Works fm * specisl llcenoe t.. i it and carry iwsy iim- I i Irom tin I '■ ■ • ' ' -!• *" rih d I.i 1- ittiatvd in H i A 1 ,.,.,.,„,, | The cosuim s «or , bv tlic'adic- C -riter, J rout I.ake, B. (.. ■ ' , , 11 r gent ai re ezqnia te; lack of Eve v creditor or other per* B,*ce dooa noi permit n detailed ■" ' ui""' l" deeoription and there were 8o t m the distribuUon cf the ,nain ,,reMnt 1>ntilled ,0 be c;lll,.ti Estate of lhe sal I Deneaaed. is ie- ,,„ ..,,..„, . ,hal we aie M, ROin : wiihin titty dayt ol ths u,',eek trouble* by taying» «ord date, to send by renisterod K-tter.I„,„„_ .•£.„{ pt,j uedtoF. 0 Campbell, Min- Tho committee arc to bo -Joo- leoarJer, Ito-t LiKe. 11. C. K«r.n|au.(1 ,.„ „ c occeM ,.r ,h(l mo and address, and the full entortainment, and the t-wn on particulars of irs claim and inter- htv,ng gUch RI| Bnerg (ic ^.^ est snd a statement of his nct-ouni,) and iho nature of Ibe security . . ; * i by him. P. . i al f. mi? I.:.ko. P. C. i ihis lu.i li ninth day id Novem* The C^mbirnc 'boys.' on k*. inp in iho "Review'- tint a aub*orip* lion was taksu up lo aaa tt Jun Scott in getting .in operation per- f .line I on lii» eyes. y<i.,t in—hy G. i'KED PHASER, Y..i;i,.i..lyd.:,,ation. with s,n- , csre wishes for Jims recovery <I ■ (lold'-nommistione.r hisri^ht an exaiiiiiintion. The Camborne Miners Union oce making great preparations forjtheir bull on ChristUia* night. Everything t'.at can jbe procuecd which wi'l add t> ihe ei.jovmeut of those present, is being secured I.y the (omroitu-e in cliarge- Special arrangements can be made with Andy Craig or Brant- f rd fur your trip, Robert Sco.t had word from Spokane, where Jim is undergoing treatment for his eyes. Tlm Specialist says he is getting on fine, an.) wi:i have ilu- unlit of one eye left. Sam Sutherland and Bob Laugh lun, wen- in from Kevel-Jtoke lasl »e,*k visiting i-lj friends If Ihe "Vancoaver World'' is any authority, there will be no election until next summer. We a**e not losing any sleep over tbe matter. Ii may come next week or next year; it matters not to u*. We believe in government along party lines, but to make such a tovernment—whether il be Liberal or Conservative—effective, and of lasting benefit to the governed they must both be imbued wilh thc spirit ot "country first, party second." 6imply because the Liberal govern menl at Ot:»w« enacts varum legi'lntion it does not necessarily follow that it is bad and must be oppoaed by the Conservatives. The same st Victoria only tbe other way sround. The idea however, prevails among tho Liberal-) of this prov inc.* lhal tbe whole object >>f tb. ir existence is to drive the present government out. The leader, J. A. Macdonald, iu an ad dr,s» to bin constititcn'-a, sfter accepting tha leader-ship, stated that his whole endeavours would be to 'd-wn' the McBride government. His policy sh well aa that of the leailing journals supporting him, has been destructive and not constructive. Abuse and invectives have been their only weapons, and we can say without fear of contradiction, that a man was never convened by coercive methoU. Good sound-thinking men are ^lo>.king for men to vote for, snd a party to eupport, who have shownthat they - some, at least—, of Ihe qualities necessary to the bottenng of conditions, and when tho opportunity comes, they won't hsve a difficult task io making a choice. PSkjT J03 PRINTING:,",:.,' for getting ibe 'i» nill to ih<* "S Ivi . ""li, hits been -j.*} i*on t" V, lf"r,i* He hss 7 men and <Vork.rt|j on the job, an.! . .od headway. * 1 ''I I ' * Hie I, Dollar" J Hi, I Inr. i .ran • i st a Fv .i.n' r. llll. .8*1 r |."*«' Ilm north side uf -t ub *.* I on il e Tmui I. iko wago . road, s chains ntn' * f iln- II r j \ la 111*' | ." • ni| -. t ...i, ibe " >te*i alnns* 'ake sl i iIns, ilir...- . ■ SO i hs'ns t' ei i* ■ ei.M 80 chi'in«, ibeio lli SO.'I am-*, l" p..i.>t • I .' *.. .... i . i men if I D-.1..I N* ■• o I 'H'*"* f A. G. FRASER, TROUT LAKE CITY \ ) I'.'""" Fred C. 1 ' ''■ei. hi Elliott U pulling In a "mc at RnvtUioke, ntv* I'i'tner, Mr. G.ll.ui, be 8 ii li.island, winding up n ' "'! ' ,( '■ ■-'..pini*.i. T'nio new j U:" '■ evidently,"»mi,kliijj good'j " '".'iiii api.ci.rs on cv.tv '• !cn"Hiedookol attheHi'lcitoi-a! ,lllll« I'liintifla or defonilant- Es A. Haggen. Rcvt'lstcikc, D.C. Stock b'hste and Plnsaeisl Broker Real Titt r* rsnea. TIM 111 i: IND Mil I'ire, Lite, Aceidstlt, llsshli, lillS'Sllle .1" I 1 'i i.'*."-'' « irinCC GROCERIES HARDWARE If Editor Desne of the NeWon News will 'm.ike food' ibe asser* | tion msdc iu the issue < f tbe llth that tiie Hon. R. F. Green kept secret lhe Ksien Island deal »o that a number ..f his particular friends could get in and make a clean up. and will publish tl.e names of any or one of ,such par- tier., we will suppmi the Liberal candidate in tho next election. N"W, *'News," you have msde a statement; if Ibere Is sny "gu>d' in you, "make good" o» eat dirt, FRUIT pay the Prijiter. Llsbilii; |6l'e rsnrtssntsiiys fm 0oipWneln|ur«n,*i "> Trout l.:''' tertottlo, UesU i f,..\ ran boms OertiMOOiliiOit proropUy lift n di Gents Furnishings GentsFurnishings NOTICE. THE IMr'ERIAL BANK ef Canada, Wat closed_Nov. 27,th. For any infonaat.on relet ive to the bm-iness et tbe above, breach, apply to the. Manager of the Arrowhead Branch. "The Gunner from Gal way and Bruce White had a "mix up" on Baker Street, Neiso'*, a fow day* ago. Rumor has it that the "Guatwr" had ths best oi the argument. The police msgistrate is'tettlfng it. The fcIiooI concert under the supervision ot Mr. Si.snnon, promises to be a huge success. The youngsters are sll bard at work getting up their different parts. Those who mins tbis treat will be sorry a.terwards. On Saturday night, at 8 o'clock sharp, at the "Oddfellows" Hall. Tickets for tho "big folk'1 four 'bits children freo. Charlie W-nodrow killed an old bear at Gold'..i.i, and alao tea cubs which w«ro in a hollow stump While iie was looking al the cubs, one of them got hold et his leg, and rippe I the side out sjf overslls. John Ulvin is st present iu Lardo taking d*>wn tbe well-known Hotel-Ralph, which will be removed to Goidhi 11 at once, to rebuild to the Min'-r's Hotel. . Mr* Ueoi-gn W, Stead returned from Portland, Oregen, Wednesday Ith, and will—ss soon as he possibly can bill. start work at Oald- Mr. C. Robert Bnschner went on, from P.rtland to Philadelphia^ where ba »iU reside Ull c.xs March* tmmAm The Silver Cup was the seeofd largest shipper of lead ores l> 'he Hall Ml net Smelter during Novem ber. The ore shipped aggregated U167G7 I''*, containing 6i. 335 lbs. of lesd. Tho Whi cwatrr m'oe sureedc I the Cup —shipping li*7, &4'2 lbs. conttiuing 81 432 Ib). of lead, Tbis is, of curse, iudepend. eut of tbe eilvcr and gold valuta. Tbe Mam-ootb it credited with 14,785 lbs. of ore, lt\ which tbe ead ran 4031 lbs. Tbo (Juggeubeims dropped a million and a baif in Cobalt tbe other day. Tbey had au option on a large block of Ni pissing stock on wtiich they had paid the aforesaid amount and afterwards for felted. Dealt like thi;. would soon bankrupt same oi cur Lird-aao, capitalists- It's "dollars to do-agh«oa>te" tbat Jobo ICeeq will be tbo man tbat will carry the Liberal banner (-J. the nest provincial elections LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C. ■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ee ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦♦eeeeeeeeeeeeeee-e-e jj-*, <i0 By... j| Emile ;:• 2 CASE Gaboriau ^^V--^^^, J « •©$© ***vi iiij menl. half (Continued.) cn.\PTEa ix. NtOT fnr from tlie I'alais Royal I Is tlie Kltrn of Tin- Qood Faith, a email establish .■nf*- nml imif shop, frequented by tin* people of tbe neighborhood, it was in one of tbe renins nf this in.iilest enfe that Pros per tl..* .inv after bla release awaited M Verduret who bad promised to meet iiim r;t 4 o'clock. The clock struck 4. M. Verduret, wbo was punctuality ltsolf, appeared, lie waa inure red faced nnd self satisfied, if possible. tlniii tin- day before.. As soon as tbe servant bad left the room t.» obey in* orders in- said to Prosper: "Well, an* .mr commissions executed?'' "lea, monsieur." "Hsve i.'.i seen tin' costumerl" "I pnvp Iiiiii ,vi.ur letter, an.l everything yon ordered will he sent to the Ar channel tomorrow." "Very p.od. Tou have not lost tltiie. Neither haro I. I have good news for you." The flood Kalth Is almost deserted at 4 o'clock. M. Verduret nnd Prosper could talk nt their ense withn.it fear of being overheard by gossiping neighbors. M. Verduret drew forth his memorandum book, the precious .linrv which, like the enchanted hook in fairy tales, bad an answer for every question. "While awaiting our emissaries whom I appointed to meet here let us devote a little time te M. de Lagers. I'o you know wlmt part ..f France this devoted friend of yours comes from?" "Prom St. Ilemy, which is also Mine. Fauvel's native town." "Are you sure?" "Oh,, perfectly so, monsieur. He has not only often told uie so, hut l hit it- heard liiin tell M. Pnuvel, and he would tell Mnn*. Pauvel ahout his mother, who was her cousin and dear ly beloved by her." "Then you think there Is uo possible mistake ahout this?" "So. monsieur." "Well, things are heglnulug to look queer. Aud he began to whistle between bis teeth, which with If. Verduret was a sign of intense satisfaction. "What do you mean, monsieur?" inquired Prosper. "What has Just happened, tvbnt l hnve been tracing. Here Is a lovely town called St. Ilemy, 0,000 Inhabitants, charming boulevards on thc site of the old fortlllcatious. line state- bouse, uumerous fountain**) large charcoal market, silk factories, famous hospital, and so forth." Prosper was on burning coals. "Please be so good, monsieur"— "It also contains." continued M. Verduret, "a Roman triumphal arch which is of unparalleled beauty and a Greek mausoleum, but DO I.ngors. St. Item.-, is the native town of Nostradamus, but not that of your friend." "Nevertheless I hnve proofs." "Naturally Itut proofs can be fnl.ri eated; relatives inn he improvised Vour evidence Is open to suspicion; mine nre authenticated. While you were pining Iu prison I was preparing my batteries nn.l collecting munition to open Ure. I wrote to St. Iteuiy and received an answer." "What was it?" "Have patience," said M. Verduret ns he turned over the leaves of his memoranda. "Ah. here Is No. 1. Bow respectfully to It; 'tis oIHcial." II.* then read: "Ijffon. Very old family, ortirinally frorr IbilliiK, ttlllt-il it St. Ilrmj about a CMiturjr ago." "You see?" cried Prosper. "Pray, allow me to finish." said M Verduret. who proceeded: "Tli* lint ol IW Laa-ora (Julol Rrnr-ll. m.i bMritij wlll.ml aairanl llif tlllf ol count, nae rlnl in l*-2y Mile. It'ttalir Claliaa tr'onuii.i <! Tin.. . ||4| : tIli;c, |„,, l'"l I.'l I*" dauRhlcra. Tlie reicifteri 1 vr mike no BMDtl n .1 in |.,i*,n .0 llie dj»tri, I liearmf llie name ut Lafs-ra. •'.\',,w. whnt bave you to sny to tlmt?" SSld lhe fnt num. Prosper looked smaaed. "lint win did t|. Fauvel treat Itaoul ns lliS l.cphcll '.*'' "Vol! uienn lis his wife's oepbl W I«ot iin examine note No, 3. it is not . h'i'nii. bal it throws s valuable light upon the 30,000 imes Income of root friend. "Jul.. R,n, Henri .le larnra. lt*t al hit mme. died m s l: In a . •■ v. (Ie ,1 one 1 ' Itut la - • '■ I'.il It all. .imml.irra. one ot ., a !-... 1.1 at Ai\. tad il.. n ■ i mail m.itliar.i al Ol-fOO, Bit ->Mm . I rr- ,!■:, lb I,, ene ol I.or rtl,II,,,. .'„■ w,le <f a i: h I r I-, ir, I .-i So l I-. n ol the name of Union liiraln (lie dmriil ol Ariel "That Is all." said M. Verduret. "Don' .vou think it e'bougbT" "Really, •monsieur. . I don't know Whether I am awake or dreaming." FREE Mode In Canada and Sold br *aH Orufciala Thia coupon it rood for oua tar win (lllo.) Trial Botllo ur tbe oel* bra Uid Dr. Leonhardt's Anti-Pili * rare cure for X-ndlfeitfon, BtlloDi* ne*a, Jty-spepsl-ft, ConsU(»ntfotj and •iii ailment* arintng Lhrrefroro. mlflltyd free, in a plain package, un reoeipt of name and a-ddrvM. fill lo j' -ur name apd poet ofllce addreu on doMed line- and m nd U> THE WILWN-FVLE CO., Limited. Niagara Fills, OaL ««a J Won- I wish to remark one thing, Some people tuny assert Unit the Wiil- | ow, I.niinrs had a child horn afler her husband's death, not acknowledged, l.ut bearing tbe father's name. This objection is destroyed hy the age of your friend, Raoul is twenty-four, nml M. do Lagors has not heen dead twenty yeara" "Hut." snld I'rosper thoughtfully, "who is Raoul?" "I .lout know, 1 confess it Is easier to lin.l out ii In. he Is than to know who he Is not. There is one mnn who could give us nil th.- Information we seek, hut he will take good care to keep his month shut." "M. de Chum-ran?" "Ves." "1 have always f.-lt the most Inexplicable aversion toward bin, Ah, If ue could only get his record 111 nddl- tlun to'what y.ni already have!" "I have beea furnished with n few notes concerning tbe Clamerae family I.y y.ntr father, who knew them well. They arc brief, hut I expect more." "What did my father tell you?" "Nothing fn von. I ile. ynu tuny be sure. I will read you the synopsis of his Information: "Louis de Clameran waa horn at tlie Chateau dt Clameran, near Taraacan. He tiad an elder brother named Casl.-.i. It. WIS, in oomasntoca oi an al* fray ln vhlck he had Ihe misfortune to kill ont man and t.ailly wound toolbar, he u-aa compelled to fly the country, t.'aston waa an lionet, noble youth? univerially bttoved, tools, on lhe con- trary. waa a wi.ke,). d< saleable fellow, deteattd by all who kr.ew I.i,:,. "I'pon lha death of his father boula came to Paris and in lest thai, two yeara had aquandcred not only Ida own patrimony, but also thr share ol ills exiled brother. "Itulncd, harassed by debt, Louit entered the army, but behaved ao disgraceful!/ that he wat dismissed fr.mi the strife. "After lcavintr tl.e army we Iott light of him. All we know Is that he went to England and thence to a German gambling resort, wbert ht waa mixed up In a st-tu.Ialvius affair. "Id l-*i.. we find blm agsta in I'aria. He waa In great poverty, and his associatea were depraved. "Itut he suddenly heard of the return ot hit brother Oaatoa to frame. Oas.on had made a lortaat In Meltcoi l.ut. l>pini: still a jrooas man and accustomed to a very .hi ive lite, he pur* clia.'.l an iron mill near Oloro-a. in.ending to attend the remainder of his life In working ft. Six months ago h* died iu .tie arm, of Iii, bt-aUMf Louia. Uis death gave oui lie l Iiimmti an la melt* (oriunt aud the title of marouia." A light began to I.reak In on Prosper. ."Then." be said,."from all this I ju.ige that M. .I.* Clameran wns very poor ivheii I met him for the lirst time at M. l'iUiMls." "Evidently." "And aboul thai time Lagors arrived from the country?" "Exactly." "And uliout a month after bis appearance Madeleine suddenly banished me." "Well." exclaimed M. Verduret. "I am glad you nre beginning to understand tbe state of affairs " He wns Interrupted I.y the entrance of n stranger. Ths newcomer was a spruce looking coachman, with elegant I.hick whiskers, shining boots with finny tops, l.iifT I.re.-cl.es and a yellow ya 1st coal with red and black stripes, After cautiously looking around the room he walked straight up to the table wh.ie M. Verduret snt. "Well. Master Joseph Dubois?" said ti..* stout man eagerly. "Don't speak of It," answered the Bervant. "Things nre getting warm." Prosper concentrated aii hla attention upon this superb domestic. He thought he recognised his face, He had certainly somewhere seen that retreating forehead and then- little restless black eyee, bnt when* nml under what circumstances he COUld not rememlsr. Meanwhile Master Joseph had taken a seat at.. table adjoining ihe one occupied hy M. Verdure) and. having called for some absinth, was preparing it i.y holding the water sloft and Slowly dropping it in the glass "Speak," sni.l m. Verduret "In the first place. I must say that the position of valet and coachman to M. de Clameran la not a bed of rosea" "Go on. Vou can complain I morrow." "Very good, fetter-day my mnster walked out nt 2 o'clock. Of course i followed him. Do you know where he went? The thing was lis good us a fin..*, lie went to tin Archangel to keep the appointment made hy Nina Qlpsy." "Weii, make baata, They told blm she wns gone. Then?" "i'h-ii? .tii. he waa not at ell pleas ed, I assure you II.* hurried hack to the hotel where ii ther, M. do I*- gors, awaited him .\n.i i h.ne nane beard so mncb swearing! ,M. itnoui nsk.d him wlmt bad happened to put him In such a had bumor. 'Nothing,' r. plied my master, 'except thnt little devil has gone off, and no one knows where she Is. .-she has ll *,;.<-d through our Angers.' Then tbey hoth appeared to he vexed BOd uiicn-v lines Bhe know anything about us': nsUed ilnoul. 'Nothing hut what I told you.' replied Clameran. 'Hut this nothing, falling In the enr of a mini wilh any suspicions, w..uld put him on the track of the truth.' Then Lagors exclaimed. 'If It Is as serious as that, we must get rid of this little serpent!' Hut my master shrugged his shoulders and. laughing, said: *V..u Inlk like au Idiot. When one is annoyed i.y a woman of this sort, one must ink.* measures to get rid of her administratively.' This Idea si fined to amuse them both very much." "I understand." said M. Verdunt "It is nu excellent 1.1™. itut the misfortune is it is p... late to carry it out 'Jh.- nothing which made Clameran uneasy has already fallen Into 0 knowing ear. Nevettbelees | must uot let Ihem see my band." Willi hreiithlesii curiosity I'rosper listened to this report; ewry word of which seemed lo throw light upou past 'vents. This Itaoul. Ill whom he bad confided sn deeply, was nothing mors than u scoundrel. A thousand circumstances, unnoticed ut the time, now recurred to his mind and mutle hint won- in, *,io,v ne coiiiu Imi'u been so long deceived Master Joseph continued his report. "Vesterday nfter dinner my uuislei decked himself out like u bridegroom. I shaved him. curled his hair and perfumed him with especial care, after which I drove hlin to Provence street j to call on Mme. Pnuvel." "Whnt!" exclaimed Prosper. "Afler : Uie insulting language he used the day of tl.e robbery did l.e dare go to the I house?". "Ves. monsieur; he not only dared this, l.ut he alao Stayed there until I uiidnl.Jit, to my great discomfort, I'."' 1 I got as wet as a rat waiting for blm." "How did he look when he eiinie oul?" aaked M. Verduret. "Less pleased than when he went In ! After grooming my horses nnd putting ! Sway my carriage I went to see If lie J wanted anything, 1 found tin- door locked, nnd he swore ut me through I Ihe keyhole." "Is that all?" questioned M. Verduret. "All for yesterday, hut this morning my master rose late, still in a horribly had humor. At noon Itaoul errlved, nlso unions. They at once began to dlapute, nnd such a row! At one time my master seized the other by the tIn-..:.I mul shook lilm like 11 reed. I thought he would strangle lilm. But Raoul drew from his pocket a sharp pointed knife, the sight of which made my mnster drop him In .1 hurry." "Itut whnt did tl.ey say?" "Ah. Ihere Is the rub." snld Joseph pil <ly. "They spoke Knglish. 80 1 could imt understand tbem. Hut I am sine they were disputing about money " "How do yon know?" "Because I learned nt the exposition that the word 'argent' meant money In every language in Europe, and this word they constantly used In tbelr conversation." M Verduret sat with knit brows, talking In an undertone to himself, nud Prosper, who was watching him. won dcr.il If he was Irving to tnulc-stnml and construct the dispute by mere for. i reflection, "Win*.i they Iini done lighting," eon tinned Joseph, "the villains I rr- tn talk ln French again, but they only spoke of trifles—a fancy ball which Is Io l.e given by some banker. When Itaoul was leaving, my master said, Since this thing is inevitable, aud it must take place today, you had better remain ut home, at Veslnet, this even lug.' Haoul replied. 'Certainly.'" Night tvns coining ou. uud the room was gradually tilling with men, who called for absinth or bitters. ..nd v * .nl lis. u ho perched themselves upon high stools and smoked their pipes. "lt is time to go," said M. Verdure! to Joseph. "Your master will want you. Resides, here Is some one who wishes to speak with ine. I will see you tomorrow." The newcomer wns no other than I'liinlllon, more troubled and frightened than ever. He looked unenslly around the room, as If he feared the ivliole Paris police force to appear and carry him ofT to prison. He did imt sit down nt SI. Verduret's table, but stealthily gave his hand lo Prosper, und. after assuring himself that no one wns observing tbem, handed M. Veruuret a package, saying: She found this in a cupboard." It waa a handsomely bound prayer let ik. M. Venture! rapidly turned over Ihe leaves and soon found lhe pages from which tbe words pasted on the letter received by Prosper had been cot "I had moral proofs." he said, hand Ing lhe hook lo Prosper, "but here is material proof sufficient in itself to save you." At sight of the book Prosper turned pale ns u ghost. He recognised this prayer book Instantly He bad given it to Madeleine in exchange f«r the medal. On Ihe fly lenf Madeleine had Written. "Souvenir of Notre Dame de Poitri-teres, IT January, is.'..'," "i his book belongs to Mud.-h-im-.'" he cried. M. Verduret did not reply, but Walk- ed toward n young man dressed like a wine merchant, who had Just entered the room. Ile glanceil at the note which Ihis person handed to him and bueteoed back to the (able. "I think in* have got tbem now!" be •a l.l excitedly. Throwing a five franc piece on the table and without saying a word to I'avnlllou. be hurried Prosper from the .. oui "tVlnit fatality!" he said as he has (.in .1 along the strct. "We mny miss tl.ein I fear ne shall reach tin* St i.nznre station too lale for llie St. Uer ... .ii train." lot henveu's sake, where are you go •.■-■■•" aaked Pio-ikt •i Some on We can talk on the aray." Beaching Palais Royal place, M Verdure! stopped before one .,r the backs I..'longing to the railway sin lion and . lnniiii.*d Ilia horses at a glance "BOW mucb to Veslnet?" he naked of u.e driver. ' I don'l know the road very well lhal way " The un me of Veslnet was enough for Prosper. "I will point,out the road," be Inter rupted <|ui.*kly ' Well." suld the driver, "nt this lime ol night in suell dreadful weiilher II iv ill be 'Si frillies " "Ami bow much for driving very rap- Idly?" "I leave that lo your generosity, but if .1".. make u :i". franca I think"— "Vou shall bave a hundred." Inter rupted M. Verduret If you overtakes ..i.rli.ge wbleb has half an hour's atari ol ua." "lly thunder!" cried the delighted driver. "Jump lu quickl We ure los lug tltue!" And. whipping up his lean horses, he galloped Ihem dOWO'Valola street. i'1'" in* continued.) Tl.e lied i ttri.iill.in, The red carnation is regarded in Spain ns nn emblem o spnir. There Is a trii.iiti.it. In Audulusln Unit the flower sprang from the blood of the Virgin Mary. MRP. KMMA FLEISSNRR Suffered Over Two Years Health Wai In a Precarious Condition—Caused Bv Pelvic Catarrh. THE NEW JOURNALIST. 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Peruna. *rae Flml I -I j*.,,..,,,, » The beginnings ,.f astronomy wen on il..* tups of towers of Babylon nix lhe pyramids of Bgypt It is iieiievet b.v many writers that bath classes .< structure were erected for astronomies purposes. As early us the time of Jot. nearly 2.000 yenrs before t'hrist. nio*r of the stars had Is divided Into cou stellutlous. The writer of Job men tious Areturus, Orion and Pleiades ai being familiar. The modern seieiin dates from the labors of Copernicus Tycbo Brabe snd Newtou. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc. VVrouu IliuipiONlfl. Doctor-Have you taken nnv me.ll- clnel Patient- Tea, i have i n taking Blank's took* for :. week back. Doctor— Huh: There's nothing the matter witb your back. Vou have stomach trouble Bohemian Uagaalqe. Tbf Oni in. The oii'iu is n hi * " ■• vegetable, hav* Inn i.eei, used since t'ie dawn of history • b* the Greeks, lbs Bomans and Uie Be . '•'na. one- myself," laughed the portly party. -Wh.-n 1 left college I decided thst nothing but Journalism would enter to the strenuons life ibsi i proposed io lend. In looking over the lltUI ' realised tbat the enstcru Held was too cramped for my swelling ambition, so i decided upon tbe free ."-1 boundless west ns ih.* only spot where my bud ding genius could properly expaud un* hampered by the convent nlltles of tbe elVete ensl. "Well, I found u small town lu the west where there "ns nu papal' and proceeded at once to nil n long fell want Soon after I bad established my great molder of opinion a lynching took plact., and 1 fet: thai the situation called for a row burning words u| the subject Tbs ro ult •'.'" •'' two col limn le.i.ler. wherein 1 handled the .nil rage without glovut I ciuinol now re .hm what I said except tbe sud, wbleli rend something like Oils 'Oeutlemeu think twice before you ngalu drag lhe name of our beautiful snd future great city tbtougb il..* mud.' "The edition containing my Inspire i and burning words was hardly Issued ni i had a call ft un s delegal on of my fellow clt.-uemi •••Wlmt 1*1111 I do for you. gentls men?' I asked, real ilng thai I was fai ing :i condition, nol a tl y •• 'We've kiin yere.' said ths sp ikes mnn. 'to inform you tb .i we don't take no shin.* io thai tlmr nrtlclo of yourn 'bout lynehln'. Our Brsl Impression was to bring s rope sl ing with us. but we remembered what you said 'boul thinkln' twice, io we've Jes' called to let yuii know ilmt we've bad our Ursl tbluk. We'll be yere again i imorroti ' •-1 took th.* blnl nnd ibe Brsl train nut of town." I''■"* i i ree Press. S-viht l.ltl Mor,. It was the vacte. on rurh in m.* bag gage room of u..* big di pot Buddeuly, without warning, there was sn ex plosion that shook Uie building. "The trunk of an ansrcbisl with a bomb In if" shouted Un* de|»l detec lives. "Russian nihilists!" echoed s msn In be crowd. ; .* Black Hand!" nd led n third. Bul just then a meek little mau pushed bis way through ths crowd and |. ek * I up ths fragment* of u binge, "Lucy's trunk"' he ilghed I told her if she forced uqytblug else in thai trunk iln* wh,,!.* i"t> would blow ult. but u mnn can'l tell .*. ivoiuau nuj Ib when sbe la , Tenderly Ihey lifted ins i"«,i "smasher" 'roui the Hour sud picked from his anatomy one toothbrush ban die, one curling Iron, .. loop tlisb and a belt bu. kle I li * tgo Nee t. l-l,He,,,.. I h letas, a p,,ei ol I ••-. In ihe third r*. li. c. was of Mnl. diminutive - . .* thai bla ncjua ul luces hum tr ms- I ..r him tb i I .• nn*. obliged to weights of i ..I in bis clothing to i'.* nt himself from being blown sway. The never-failing medicine, II..11. »ny'- * . removes .-.11 kinda ll .-..in-, inul-. etc., even the i,Hie.,1: to remove cannot withstand nderful remedy. S.inlliern llslf. The pun * .rlnrii Italy does not reveal It. - or leanness, bul In Un* ii.ul: It tie things the peo ple do gathering tw bs, scraping for miners from the road*t„cuttloghandfuls of grass in short, lhe Inta -onomy ..f utilisation, wblcb seems odd and painful to tbe traveler from wasteful America. Be of good courage- 'hat is the mats thing.— 1 'hoi.•nu. HOWS THIS t iv. ..tr.*! Ona Hundred Dollars It*>wnrd n.i nn. ,u.., .,f ("atari I. lhal cannot b» ."■ I by Hall's Catarrh <"urr. K J fllKNKV & CO. Toledo O We, the undersigned, imve known t J fo. lha laal \l y.«.«. ■■ him i* ■ In all business liHiifH' ll.lis. inul flimti.-lelh* able .o catty sallona n.s.ie i,>* bla r.nn Ing, Klriri.,ii A Marvin. w. .:--.... inuKKi'i". Toledo, O. II,.Ms < ..'ti'ili Cars l» taken Internally, in i* i I.I.....1 and un..*- .tua .tiilttirt ol .he aysfem. Teeth, ..n .nl* seni fit*.* Price, "6c. per bottle . ala.s Take llaii'a Family l*in» for Conailpatlon I., rr, >»»mI*» ...i.mic In Jail. In is.,.1 tba inln. oi prison popula* Hon was om* in ".ii." Inhabitants, in 1800 it wn- ona In 1,047, In J*-?.. m i 171. in 188 ia lu BBS and lo WO on.* in T.".T. In other Mollis. In (lie for- ,.,* yeur- Irom 1 *•.%". to 1800 the prison population Increased nearly flvs times .is fust iis population Louisville t.'ou- rteawltmrnal * rilin., < rnl.. Wh le It I-i '. employed i.y Euro. * **.! 1 I ■ • nan aran of lhe - ' '..•linen of In.li.i iN i.y n I Ilw 'iiii-i ,*\irnoi.iin iry i.f * .■•■! ' * slmplj ol * . to fiber nnd ll.i-.li uitb the ► urf.i tbe water. <ni ii:**-.,* .i ii h (sometimes two >.r more ii-.li.-r- :- nini ii Ith ii single ..nr pad* r I il* OUI to SOS A Mn.lr.is Huberts , « ill venture oul a ben boatmen will nol launch iheir craft and even In weather when i-mis eannoi i»* launched be ».n a. tin gh ibe surf oul lo ships m Ith loiters, for the ) ... .. li ■ ii lie nol- n fen* pence. in • i.|.*i lo cat. ir theie ships s few be- laiei travelers have been known to tru-t themselves on catamarans They nre united in Um ststemenl that the ride on tha i"-* was ths most '.en- trying experience ihey bad undergone in a land tlmt holds u new thrill for the stranger al everj turn The sea and nn occaalonal ducking bsvs no terrors for these natives, uot even the ex- ti-euu l.v young, and in reality the rata- maran i- nut entirely to is. scorned, for it is. niter nil, nonslnkal le. Train uf • l-rereea. A peeress' train varies In Irngth with ber rank. A duchess may bate ber train three yards long and a mnrcblon- ess two aud a half yar.'s, while count- eases arc limited to two yards. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminate !,... ii«,r require the help ol uuy purg itlve medicine to complete tbs cun iiiv.* ii u trial and be convinced, Taro r:|„*(.|,a. In (lie Honeymoon- l.et me alt by yon, darting, while you poor the tea. I I lore 10 v etch your while hands toying '■ wllb the CUPS, Next Sen-oii What does the maid mean hy not putting another leaf In the tablet We might iis well be sitting Io i each other's lun. ele. Wnlrr I'lpr,, .n.i | ,,. t'.iu ii'.n-.*! pers ..- n rule do nol understand iihy il i- ihe hot unl. r pipe Snt lo free.:., in very cold weather. Tiny think thai n ',u.iit to be the Otfa i uiy nroiiiid tlmt hut inner ongbi lo iiiiiistniiii the low tempera- tur.. longer than cold water will Tbat decs seem reaaonable, l.ut a little in- r. ' gatlon shows us that n is aot Hot wuter fraasas more quickly than cold nni.*.* for several In the lirst I'i o •* lllS I*" ling "f ll iter expels thu air from It, and water »iii not freeze UOtll il bus parts 1 With Its air. In the s ml place, there Is uhvnys a slight SgltatiOU 00 Ihe sin face of hot wilier, and iin- promotes congelation by ae- elating tin* crystals tochanga their po* siliol. until Ihey n-siime Hint most fa- vornitie to solidification. Then the particles In bol water divide Into smaller globules i.y reason of tba heat, ami less resistance is therefore offered to the cold tIn.n In cold water. Tl.e simple ii.i.ir Bride tatter the return from Ibe bridal loun- I see by Ibis medical work tb it a man requires eight linnm' sleep nnd a woman ten. Ilridcgrn nil Ves, I've lend thnt «..in.•where myself. Bride—How nice! Vou can get up every morning nn.l have Hie lire made and Ihe breakfast ready before it Is time for ine to gel up. I.oinlou Tit- BIN Don't Neglect A Cough |- Many a case of I chronic liion-l chitia, PoaaSBeeia aad even dreaded Consumption it_lf,may I* traced I directly lo "ouly a cough." When tbe firet cold cumea, start in onl GRAY'S SYRUP OF RED SPRUCE GUM IT CUKKS COUOHS — heals the Inflatnmrd surfaces — ft.c.'.-ilieiia weak throats — puts the lungs In the atrongest pra-ail.le condition to resist the trying affects uf a ■■■mb Canadian winter. RUB ON SUNLIGHT SOAP Of =* , )r\ THE SUNLIGHT WAY LEAVE 30 TO 60 MINUTtS RINSE WELL Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, b.it ,s boSI wh n used in the Sun.^luwtiy (U, ' directions). boiling in Hard rubbin? and things of the pan ,n home, where Sunlight Soap uujftjy directed. Sunlight Soap will not inkm even the dainu*st I., nc or ^ hands, and the clothe! will L ptrfectly white, wooleni sa> and fluffy. ' Thercascnfonlii.isbecius, Sunlight Soap is absolutely p^, contains no injurious chemcalj - indeed, nothuis but the active cleansing, dirt rem -.t'^ proper. tics of soap thai ii nothing but soap. Equally good v\ *:. hard or soft water. YOUR MONTY Rl It MDrD In ii,•■ di alri - 1 ' ■• .p " ),.u htu nni saasa Bereoinplaiat itvra BRoniras iimiiih iosom, Re.iaiurad. \n,l >.ki mil iiiiuii- I.nc ma, Harold " saki Ihs tali young thing, mill .in sxprassion ol harrowing doubl ..li li.*r In.*.* "Always, my angel always! Till ths >kn*> loll im-.•ibei as n -.i.tli and the dead -tni- craah Into ths yawning nl,.-- ol etarnit) I" declares ths noble young man who has iworn t.. hei nun nei image is indelibi) engraved ipon his heart am a *.,,,■*. Tn.k. "It tali,-* bin ii : |.tQ{ (.j,, to ivrlli- .. Icll.r "Tee, in*-, tiring I ■ pbfl.-d words as p - hoh^ Transcript Minard'j Lininrunt Curat OandruH. United States District ttl .rneji Bimi il Chicago lm- been iuatructad i" push cases In which ths Btandard nil compan] i- accused "I riolaUng anti- trusi lai S'early nil intents ara moi ul'jccl to tliiiiiliti>,i und inch ..iii .iiiiui- nini,* t -ethins nn,I n- iin. period of tlien In.-- i- tin- in . t cut-; cul. mothers should not bs without' l b.itllc ol ill J |. 1. . on In.l i in- itit-.i. ■ peciflc loi iuch * omplaii I sn "i by those who ham i-c I it The proprietors i laim it | will cm. nm >*ii t cholera oi -uin- nei complain! Trm.iftil II," tVlnit In tb.. vi ... ! ,! ,| yoq id your father I bad I * i yon for] She II.- asked me liow far aloag re „*iit Detroit I'm* r n,.-..Mr«. . to.. ....... Bngllsbmen ara t ito* "repatriating" Ibe ' uidui-i Uot) lie-, i wblcb bas : ■ ■ '..n.-ctiwt i mui y .vuturi.-* In tbs .bej of I'm. lei-rault. nc.ir Siunnir. In of the I^.lre, Prance *• r.stloBin ib!-, ,*ff-i*t are bow p «• i*.*i»**« Hir I'rau.is Merlin. Ilnii-I. to nl I'nrr-. uud Iln* I rend) .: veruiaeat, ] uml it in expected ti u Bi *'. tnmn nin be complied » ti. m k»| n» ,.. IS.. ' l'l ll.-.l.l i. lu io pern-.li ll • ' nw r» in ilua '., Kngl ...-I Imii Um ii. , Weill 'Ilw. ii,.li.l I.) Hit* I I»liCO lief .. ii. M ar ih,- Pullman companj 1- p ,*i t,< Bgbl tb.* iit'ii int.* I.m. holding ii conducts n hotal, nol transport il busins President Roosevelt ord. ..**l B larj Mctcnlf to Ban Prancia ■■ toi •' ughl] Investigate the anU-Japao> ■ • iitiinciit on the Pa. IB 8 Isidore, P. Q -Vug. U Minard's Liniment i ■■ . Limit, d Gi ntlem. n I have trequentl) u • *i MIS tBD'8 I.IMMI \ ■nu* it f"i mi* pnti-iit. always uitb iln* moat gratifying results, snd I eonsidei it the besl sll*round liniment extant Vmii- truly, lilt J.» M ., BIBIOS Ths Qu Ippelie, Long Lake and - swan liniliiii) and Bteamahip company will spply nt lha next ••-- .1 parliament i"r an net authorising iln* I'.iiipiHiv in lease tbeii line i' the i .\ l< uud to tn*,. ti,. company running powers ll Biotoux ittended "is..--" \i" Buef'i efforts to seise Ban Fran- listricl sttorney'- office an 1 pi •- i.'.ii evidenos ••! boodling from going t * the grand jmy Cngravcd Calling Cards •IJ Your name ensraverf ," p^t- ful RytHt Sw.pl on a Co|?-» P.ut will be fian.ihed by our Sia w«^ Department for 11.00 ' ■ ng and pate pfittnnf of c I Ca'l'ts Cardt will b« dwine I' M a_i...jnal il 00. Q Tt* jui tux* uaad ti mad» •pecially to our order and .1 of tt than 'anappy " aori. t) a. otnom quality -akfanca *J Our Caulojua coma. - * - meni of engraved Wcdd.n| Invaa- noiii. Soci«r Staf.ocx . '. Pmf mi a rrrt.I em.4 ..d *** tdt wmJ- ,,.M t,., ij , km.gr ... t..r.m,mt.imgm* it Jrm*.n •.....'m.n- LrmtHr* Ormdl. tl. ■ Thej srs Carefully Prepared IMi- iilnch dissipate Ihemselvea m ths stoma. 1. cannol be ixpected to have in nh effect iipmi the inteatines, and '" oven oms the eosUvenesi tlie med- lei ..* administered musl influence lh sdion ol these canala Parmolee'i Vegetable Pills si mads undei iln* supervision ■ i sxperta, thai the ' moe in Ihem intended lo operate "ii in.* mi,* tines 1- retarded in action until the) pees through Um lomach t.. ii,.* bow.. tt'lira I..,.,.,,,, ,1, Waa r„,,lr4 Km nil Ilei lihrinlt uu,,. 1.-, j > 1: ,,1,1, aii'ltlfii Bttael of hoi,: kn,.,, »', |» •be was trui.'iiiiK 111 eastern I 11 Ibe Bene tei thai sbe » ** x .lug hs. i. to Parle Immediately Bu. I.areel >• ss tlie Bell city .111 tin. 1 „n,. ;,,, 1 ||Hn bardi'n bnpressrlo iii om t* wui lbs tei hm I-*,- telegram t., bli sdvauce agent. who mi*, then in th.- ttonn.anl.in cepl Inl: "Wirt* in,, innn,. Ii.ii,-I, B« follows: 'Nnbiiity ...ui leaders « ty prepaiins Dsgaifleaol rec«| lion, tllulairr ol Hue ■rt*, will i.e repraseuted siullou i . . *i ngtit proceaalon, aiamed ban n u ,• ejnet hour nrrlvul.'" 'i''.i« |..|...-1 1 m iraa duly aenl ntul th r, , •bowed it t« tba "actress, wbo r..n ,i bet hemasleknsss in riew of the magulil cent rsreption awaiting ber, When tbey arrived there ware sixty salemn gentlemen in evening .i.*.-sh. with mauy decorations, on tbs plstfnrtn tiiere were torches, Hh*.-h ...i.i dowers, ti.ii«,.ii bnliiN [>lu.i(,il the "M:ir-.•iiinl-." mil .he tiliiuipliul |.r..c--i.,ii alerted for 'he hotel. "An* yon tiol coming uilli eef t-.u.i the Impresario to bis advance sgent who sbowed -.ix-n-. ...' ramalnltu ai the station Instead »f t t i. lbs hotol, ",v..." be tMld. "i uin«i look after iho nobility mul leaders of so fli-ly. I um afraid Ihey iiill boll ivlih their dress cloth.-.," I!.*l the 11, ire.. <o tbe bi ny «*ti**. nover gie-wuil Unit the Mixty greal men nl lhe atatlou were • U|.ern hired I.y tl.e ndvuii.e Stfenl nl su ceutK u bead l.„(i,lt,„*« I*. , 1 luvU. Ths hour aud lha quarter woli lu* ol iliir Hen lime in in. wound Iwlcs 1 iveoll, lite opctiitiiiii Ul kills h'kiii ||,*,. Imurs In each .**.••* ri, * welghi fair the quarters i*. jn«i nitoui,. ton nud n imir. and ih.* hour welthi Im over a i m. The pendulum, 1314 feel long, rlhraf.14 oni t in two ends aud weighs nearlj tiki pounds. Almost as Old As the Hilts. Johnsons A Anodyne[iniment baa beat, an lha aiarltat lar ''<■ )••'* ana haa beea curlnr lamencaa. VtU Suraa, hewlaea all lhal in., h lh* , 11,'tm 11 aiaa aa na, ta M> I I * JOnSOS A I « , Uaal'*, Me* tl&tzo^ Practically all makers of gcxxl dot bei in Canada use Hrwson tettmrn. Look for the lag that gtiarautca furl *••!■ Don't Get Wet! TOWER'S SLICKFRS will keep you dry U noihingclne will, becauae they ire the product of the be .1 material! and •evenly yean' experience in manufacturing. ^0WB?t| a. J. TOWER CO. j^fa-^4* Boston, US A jj _ TOWtlOA»ai)U»C0.i'-,t nk.AMi9 W N U No. 609 -JPfMB ni Does fit Doesn't shrink LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY. B. C Pen- Angle Underwear . has the soft '" warm feel the skin enjoys. i li.. .* h ii ' t itch 2 >^t£ Mada for menj wo. men and little folka, a variety of styles, ibrica and prices. tot fe authorize every dealer in Peo-Angk Underwear to replace, at cut coil, any gaiiucat iaulty ui malarial a making An.lirolHilnirr. The flral anthropological society, for ii„. itudy of mankind considered with inference lo the animal history of tin* i una founded In London la im*; Am "i ■■' a-ali. an ordinary tablea] ufui of coin- ni,,:. Halt, dry, weighs ulni..»t exu.-tly nlie ouues ■H,r ll„rl«-r,-il I.r.,., i-» „„M, Theie .ne held hers ..... i.y "cobflden- bs ihey iir«- called „ii..ii ibe ceremony is kept nnusnslly qu|,,| I'.ul soiiiclliiies they me |.,,, nm. ii.i.-iitiiii iu piei.se the relatives of ihe TbS coercion nf plospci tu e 1,11,1 iider M.i*i. circumstances is u | uell niilhenti. iiletl in fuel ,,!,,! !*. nun. a kidnaped brldagrooin, er. Is iiiiii.mil, though l.e Imp I ... Bl Qaorge's not long ago, II. ..., .. ireiilleini.il of pisii.ou, and sin .1 in marry s lady abo bad i. i.i through nil lliuess. Theie Vj. i, ran r just Impediment ssvs „ 1 he u.lltietuuu waa dr .i nu.i li.e lady seconded bn plaua iiiluiirnltlr. Hill lhe d.iy* inul llie leaked out, and before tbs time ■ inidegroom'i mala relstivee ■I ii.**;,niii through Had ,i01 itreel snd surrounded tbs ihiii.b , ;■ iu ii biiiKoni cab. Willi sd *"i tie expectant bride, : lo alight At. athletic uu i .i brother sprang forward, lliiii-l h.in back, « il ll S ''iini to u,.*et I fellow" u.......,*r thai deceived Bl .ii. «bo ,,l„*.i Sd thS *|.ii' k di !..* hen.il ni.'I .Iron* the three ana. I I.f l..'l). With le.tis lu hei ,r into u.e ..-iii There .* uo ii.-l.l i.- sbe talil "They've nn. .iitii.i iiiiii bun" And tiwt rai lbs leal M Qaorge's beard uf "Will, out." 11'n'" ';"''" u'lrl "'"' Pro-Hed ovor the sods fountain in Hockelmeyer's drug store was accustomed to patrons who did no know ibelr own minds; '""' l'"1' habll oi tbougbl was difficult lo chiiiiuc. "I'd like n glass or plain soda," said " '•".nt man, entering ono dm in evident linste ns well ns tlii "Vou have vanilla or you have lemon? tranquilly inquired tbe j-ounswo. man. "l want i.imn M,dn, without sirup. 1,1(111' *V(Jl1 understand mar" asked the Klont imiii testily. "Vims," i,,„i th8 pi;,,.,,, Qeman fBce did not change tpresslon or color "bul whal kind sirup .,„„ Wlint h*m mltoutl Miiout vanilla or mltout lemon?" youth i . ompanlon, I". I'.i.iiaalii,.. "Wlmt aid the prisoner ever do tu.it Dopvlnced j r his Insanity?" "' '"•"' »aw i im lot i, I, rowboal In which were several women mid children." "Thai M:i-ni inssalty, That was criminal Idiocy. Proceed with the ease " •< leveland Plain Dealer. I ,,rr«u* laaataral Uralb. •f nearly nil foreata la rut abort I.y tlie "■ '-> the head et the lumberman When B aprece foreat ia .* ......I I.y Orr i.tiiiik' imt at me e ttpfteg n; «iier lhe bUTBOd uren Tl.e s.-ed l-ei.r ...■ bOSO I..IIII.-.1. ll.ld lhe ...,l« .,r ,.liter pl tr, r. n '*i bf the a M P id . r..-i .' ba taek ..f pr, . -t is bagw again, but . to be " ibortei ..nc The ■ the Hie moss,** aud i« • • .in planta upi-ear. -, .... . i i,y the ftisweed : -»i*i, « b-tse M-eda nre pfO I, nrs ►., that tbey rea.b wiy. Tbass are iimi*. nnd other bssbta tni.ag ih.-.* the yoaeg seed • ii- agpeei hi n t er.v few •*.. gl .ii rapidly and lu • tars form s io« sonny for Hon - r ikes s brilliant -r iiiii. the dart groan forests o,ia.,i ..i »•.... Rooea. *,-*..t r begtal 'ii."i .1 in tbe lir«t ' Iln* • -I..-.I In IT'.'T, iiml the -..■i.t ia that ihey arete ■!„• I Mill I of .'lllllU'tllllld Mrk- ..' ■ ...ice III Iiiii iiii .ntry In tbea<• - .if tb,. mitlir of the beess .—l* ll,.-*t they were found Anne on Ann •',. 1711 Tl.e ■li.l. I« Ilmt Ascot i "'her SOgUSt In-IUu' m.liin . developod from a gem se • I III. ult In SB} when ll."*.' At nny '.it'-, th i "•-*"' r ..r tbina ib-.t eiiihir ■ • • r. A ll.e WOOld I..ne • SS -i Hi", ''nil. Stunrt - ..ii || ii ii- le I . i imoa i « h ■• . -• .i.i I, h ,i-i* r.i* lag la I i ,|..ii.,-./,-i it iu . . liri.ne le '-■.,.• i ootoooaaaa i atfsease in Hui- ■ Itust. huk. gmetrla nu.i "II lhe I.i.uiiIh.. \ .nnn nil lhe "'«'l. ■ ii:,,| Shllllil.l ll. till- Ulterior. , rieree J,,l,, "Well," In* grunted, "there's your old '■"'" BP* I boj. you're utUOed with the Job." ''■■ res dear," sbe replied dubiously, surveying (be dirt he bad made "I suppose i in,i i be, tines you ure bo thoroughly • -oted with It"- PbUadel* plihi i'i. LACK OF ENERGY. A Common Trouble Among Growing Boya-A New Blood Supply j» Ni-eded—Dr. William*' Pink Pilla Actually Make New Blood. 1 ' imn ual approaching manhood who havi .iln, lire out st l • work as i long In ■ » hich bieak oul hai I a,„| I, ii ■ ■ men ahould lak. D * ■ i tb, * II *. I oi ' It that I nu- I un i* \|*. a| i-i'.n.il i . indigeatiou I * * * ine Oui Iiiuiili • gain H * I. r Wil !■■ ... . mi ■ Di W ' ati-n "' ' ' ' ' , I. .\ *- In.l .he lltlna t;r« i*mi-i. (oa s vlril a ih ber bus- ti bow ,i ho« beautiful! Ths mag ew make* me perfectly s[«-ts bl. Mr Crabb Tl ea I'll boy tlie illla'- I. lo CUNNING ANIMALS. TbOSS Thai l,lM„ Urlt.,, Vot ,h9 Sake uf 1-rotecl l»„. Tl"*' •'•""I of feigning death for the ' •l'(*" et protei lion . un be obnei ■ sd umoug many of the lower animals animals which differ widely in family, gaunt nn.l sp,., ,,.. inuood, this babll * to ba observed In i iv:.turns mjcro- * ■•Mh.* In size umi of exceedingly low wganlsatlon, ns noil u iu those aa high iu tin- scale ..f animal life us mau himself, for even mm, ,|,„.s lllJt t„.s*. tats on occasion* to avail himself of Hiis natural lubtorfage wbeh he thinks ll "in ni.l in the preservation of his ti Ith tbe nid of ibe mtcroscops one - .» obsorve aad study tbe natural history of the minute uulmul world, wblcb otherwise would remain u closed and unread volume. This instrumeul hut ! .hi im* beyond esvll thai creatures as low in the teals ns actlnopbryans, rery minute, microscopic animalcules, proctlca death feigning when turprlsed . . nn enemy from which tbey cannot otherwise escape Thus ; bare, lays naturalist, repeatedly si actltio* pbrysns fold their delicate, bairllka legs or cilia un.l sink to tbe bottom of ibolr miniature ink.- (s drop of water) when approached by a water louse, which preys upon them. They remain to sll sppesrances absolutely without life until the water loose iwtmt away, wben they unfold tbelr eltli nmi ij„ 1 I* to their feeding groundt t i.it of wafer weed or moat or decayed wood. EIGHT DAY CLOCKS. The ll. ••..!! They Are v,i tiiulr <„ ...nt .i.i.t a Week. Tbs French h.ne a fashion of ex- I'i ilng un Indefinite but short period of lime by ihe phrase "aboul eight .lays." Under similar condition,, we would say "iil-out a week." The French method seems unnatural, ours ual, for a week Is n distinctly rec ogulasd period. We believe Iboro i- •*iiiy one way m wblcb wa use the i.i period, snd Ibsl is in making * lo. Its l>1.1 ii ever occur lo you why wa hava whal i- called nu eight dny clock nud not one made lo nn. exactly seven dayt? There la a good reaeon for ii. 't clock thai i- made to nm elgfal days .- pretty ture to is* wound on t cer- 1 i ii day oi the week, tor it would be niiiio-i Impossible for nny one tu te- membei to «.nd n on every eiKhth da). Therefore the interval between wind la teven days pre. leelj u- 'he ut.i Lei* desired and expected. 'Iln* n-a-oii Is Ihui n clock tuns bet- i* i ii bon it i*. nut allowed to rm. down, • r. nearly .-o. The tame plau - followed in making t watch; it mil ruu (or thirty hours, but ns nearly every man aInds Uis .. r.i, al tbe seme hour .•very day or night, the spring is never fully exhausted Regolsrlty in wind- big i- ..in* of tin* besl meant of keeping n timepiece iu ordei Your Doctor Can cure you*r Cough or Cold, no question about that, l.ut why go to all the trouble and inconvenience of looking him up, and then of having hisprescription tilled, when you can step into any drug store in Canada and obtain a buttle of SHILOH'S CURE for a quarter. Why pay two to five dollars when a twenty-five cent buttle of SHILOH will cure you as quickly? Why not do as hundreds of thousands of Canadians have done for the past thirty-four years: let SHILOH be your doctor whenever a Cough or Cold appears. SHILOH will cure you, and all dniMjists back up this statement with a positive guarantee. The next time you have a Cough or Cold cure it with SHILOH The . lu,,,, it. 1„ il,r Orient. Snys n writer iii lhe Poking nnd Tientsin Times; '"ihe cigarette bas caught the popuinr favor iu lha east nmi fnr east, being ii KiiioUe seemingly peculiarly adaptable to Asiatics. The Ion*.' stemmed pipe is giving ivuy every iv here to lhe Cigarette All clis-,*^ ..r Chinees take i > It, even rickshaw .•.mhos, sume brands of the cigarettes being so cheap that the beggars in Peking in.* seen often indulging lu » qu.et smoke." I' Di .| p in- Before Ii n< '■*! uffei pain «i.. r. th. \ have uvnil- ible In Tin,nm-' i..|,-cinc o,|. jj nol in iii.. bouse when required it can '• procured at the ... *.' ■ • ore, si all merchants •<■■ p it for -:,]. Rheumatism .'.ml nil bodily psint di-- appeai wben n i- applied, and - ■*.t any time return, expei ' •* usei >*.* 'n. <iii boa to deal i. nh n * AN EXCELLENT FEEDER. A S.'mple Device That Has Served Hi Purpose Admirably In the Poultry Yard. As 1 coulil Dud i*. noli.* of my paper-*-: or books a description of a feeder to my notion, 1 nei sbout in devise nn.l build one. says IC K. Whitney In Aiuui* can Poultry Joui .1 l suoei ed d to my entire sallsfiu '..,;.* The accompanying Illustrations an.l detcrlption will | enable any one tu build similar ones. , Mine are eight r. .*.. long, twenty i high and twelve Inches Wide, nnd will I each accommodate thirty-two hens or forty-eight half grown chlcl ■ wl crowding. Calculate four hens to each foot—that Is. two on each tide of I er—or six chicks, and build any iniirh desired. It requires but little imn** labor to fljulld a long one than a sif.-ii one, though a five or .six four fe. dei would bs mors convenient for on Bon to cany Of dressed I mn *.. -r* teven-atghthi or one Inch thick ii mqulrei two | II by- 19 inches, nn.. p;..*.* twelvi Inches wide and einM ft i" long i nine Inches by eight feet, three four Inches -by eight fee. nm] tjxteeti which in*., two in' li* I by foul fut notches l by I Inchei in tb. corners of tin* iwo 11 bv I'.i . nl boards and nn.l cleats below a Iiii" Iin* ll from tin- bottom ends Bevel four lathi and nail ihem on Hie twelve in' eight foot board, the thick edges flush j with the edges of Hi.* board. The .■ ■wa* Healthful, Delicious I! and Cleanly Prepared. a SALADA OEYLON ORKSN TEA Is all PURE TEA and is rapidly taking the place of Japan Teas. Ltsd Packet! Only, 40c, Mo, and SOo ?ar Ib. At til groetra. ..,* Star. ChoCy Notvitt - D'ye know. Mist Smart, though I'i ly Just met you, th. re se.>ms to be u sort of Intellectual sympathy between at Ton know jusi bow t«i nppei.i i.t nij taatea, yon ner An- ion a literary woman! Doll* Buiart -Xo; I'm n kindergarten taeehaa. The Opal. it «.i.« Su W'lni.*, s i ii in. bel|>ed, Lnnt ol i-•,*.:;." io nn.ii-,. ths "f the sii*"*;-:.!,.,!!- coucernlug lhe «,*.ir.'n; of thai very beautiful loin* iin* opal, .iiij ii .ms u Qertnsn dealer m guns uin. fostered that fear • --fully for other ends than • ll* . ime t" England lean, ni;.. "•• nre told by a Jeweler, Io nil an order tinm one of the royal f.un- i Germany t wadding order, if I remember rightly, opals were then II.* !. ..I pi nted il..* story that ...re unlucky .in.l spread tht r,* |,.,il diligent!) lu a tborl l*m> the weal down, snd be was snibled :. - older snd .nni.- .. bandsomt n • rili ...-■.■ Coru Taaael. The .*"ni taaael i* symbolic ef rM.e<. though tl..* I"" price "f tn.- pi".i*. t dnr.uiJ the hut fe» .'car- hn- depri **«I the tyuibol Of much of iu former tig* lilHcaui**. The r,-r». Tin- fern bat a I i peculiar and original arrangement of Ita seeds, tneea dispoaod in regulai oidei* on ihe ha. k- ol Ihe lealW BABY'S GOOD DAYS I ' "!* ' 00 I l . ruerili- itlmt youi * riving r*,.| h.-I! ' Hn'*.* i.iii* bring all *.* I into >..ui il.iM",. ]if... f,.( they maki , t|„.,n well. Mi- J*- Perland Bt ''••i|i-. Que . -ny- —"Sine. little one linl.;.*'- Own Tni ' ni splendid health, i- r. plumpei event .lev and I.n- lf.-iutif.il rosy ' beeki " These 1 indigestion, colic, constipation, simple unl all the Tnej •I.. n..t contain *.f the : and in nil -....'lime i. .,,1 ,nii-t liquid prepar* Tin* Tal.'. • with al.-' ! born, si well ;.- the child "( advan- * I'i* all no* I:* ine deal- * b) nnn! * - I.*.* writing the l" Williams' Medicin. Co . Brockvill. ».. '-..u.prnar. "Yes." said in,* oij Indian trapper, "we kill a painter now aud tbeu, but they're gottln' s.nr..*." "Well. I woman t worry." responded the tourist. "When they're iiU gone you ran begin on tbe authors. I understand they're pi-'.t.ful enough."-I.oui-*. lis Oourler-Journal Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Cruel. A cashier ln tbe liuuuclal district of New York, ou being advised by his pbyslcian to take a vncatlon not long ugo, wrote tbe agent of a South American Bteampship line as follows: "As I am thinking of taking a trip to South America, please advise me Immediately with particulars relative to rates, accommodations, and so ou. to and from the rarle.is ports usually visited b.v tourists at this season of tbe year." Tbe answer cauie by special delivery, marked private nmi ■ oulideutlal, "One of our steamers will sail for Valparaiso next Wednesday; shortest and qulckr •at way out of the country." The In mil, SfcololOa- "llave tbey got .*, family skeleton?" "I should say so " 'How do you kimii''" "I saw their etdeat daughter In a bathing suit this summer."—Houston I'ost. i I,, i. «.,!..• faieiara, A* "'• Lou.!* * "I" wai ; i„ lhe I * ''■'"■ " , th.H ani;. .... I I' ■• cent I'*' "I ' '' stand.ng Bit* am* ....... CURED OF ITCHING PILESmiim OF 27 YEARS STANDING Suffered Keenly and Unable to Work for Days at a Time-Cured Three Years Ago by Dr. Chase's Ointment. St. Si. i...i. ..,, Many p00| '■•■ Igl i-.i'i of H-e Inn- bis- lorj ..i iiu* church trill ba scandalised When they reail the title of this article. I., • then .ea.i it '.' ii"- ''nd There . . ..i - i i -..me hundred years il, i, wil |.,,u- family called ths Ho u,|.irii- Then llr-t . hild was bon. un tin* 15th of August, Assumption .. he looked rery small nud . ni.*. wanted blm to ba baptised ni delsy. Their priest .* wsanted t„ p,*i i,.nn tin* ceremony, imt as it was , iiaionmrj to give to ... i.ii.l tl..- name ul lhe pillion saint of his or ber birth* dai il..* gs.d priesl could not nud ii.mill imi call Imn "Assumption lions pun.* in ins etnbarraasmeut be ijok* ,,i carefully ovor tba "Uvea of the - nml Buall) found lhe name of .i -.nut martyr who lu the Brat canto* rlea ,,i tin* church had been stoned to death 00 thai icy day of Aug, 1.".. Of , ne,lli,*r Mr nor Mrs. Iluiinparte ,,1 tlmt their llrslburii child Should I"' ...lined Napoleon, hSVlBg I bui iin* high pstronsga of a brave martyr of Un early Christian chiirch.-- I.eller to PbllsdelpblS North American. T>" ,r'r' °' v"»"r. ^ hat became of tbat life gnnrc who had forty-one medals for savins people's liiesv * "•Hie t-oor fellow f,.,, ,„„ or „ law.t with them all ou aud the combiuec Weight sank hlin." Th,* Mott Popular I'ili Th.* pill i- ilie most popular ol .11 Conns ol nnd i,in... nml of i'ili- tin* in..-- populai , • I'm in.•l.*i*'- Vegetable Pllla, ls*- • mi-t* they .I., ii - * full tin. nn,I an* not put forward 00 any flctitiout claims to excellence They are oompaol and portable, they an* f.i-ili taken, tint do no) nauaeate ..i gripe, snd they give reliel in tin* mosl -inl.I..in . l*r,»lraal..ni,l ..i«..ll, "What wagat .1 • i *ii expectf asked Mi- Randolph ot a un rinoii.e. wbo h.nl i nmi' to bir> as cook 'Well. Al. t.ll you. I.f All .ks an' WSltS on de table, too All 'SpOCta f'i el"*ii nis'k All lives, nut ef yo' nil bat family reach at tie table an' .th Joe' liab i.*r cook, deu Ab cbargea er dollar mr r„* bits.' Minard's Liniment for tale everywhere So Sudden. K.lie - Wen i "ii taken by lurpriss «li,*ii he proposed, thai I Klla il In.-- yeai Why. I had imi even looked up in- financial .-Inn.ling -gAlly SI,.pei. KKEUEIl PatlTIT fl AllKl. will prevent the feed being ra!,.*.! on the sides. Then si t np the end I.. lay the bottom board nn Hi. nail to them with light nails; also nail through tin • *,|s i„m th, . . of the bottom br.ard with long nail- Then a four Inch board is tr. |„ . into the notches nt ih.* top on each side, and the frame Is m;,,;. Into twelve inch pieces nmi imil on I each side. The , - . • u... *,, i.n : the feeder on on,* .-:•!,• leave the width ' of a lath and uaQ a lath right through. Vse smull nails for tops uf ia". that none will protrude Inside „f the feeder. No. :' wii ■:,, foi top, No I or 4 for hot'..un Finish both tldei alike, and yon ar- r.*,.|> foi Hif oovei Nail a four inch ttrip uu top .* anJ binge r , ,- ,, board aloe inches wide n , tile t,.| to project over the tide one In.l.. mak lug it convenient to open Crushed Grain For Horses. Tbe following tagg. in** remarks on the preparing ,,f food foi borses i- taken from Hayes' book on stable management, and will he found helpful to horsemen: My experience in countries where the soaking In water of gran given ns food for horses i- genera ly adopted hat convinced me that this practice Is hurtful tn dlgef.inn beoause it not only saturates ti • *h water, but also facilitates the swallowing of the food before the grain has been fully mast rated, tlratn in India and corn ir* South Africa are the chief grains that are soaked In water before being given to horses Both are best prepared by being broken and by being given dry with brau. chop, or. In the case of matte, with the cob cut up Bruising I is specially applicable to oats, as It In* j ere;. ses the difficulty of swg'lowlng this grain without thorough met tion. and by breaking Its husk lt ex-, poses the interior of the grain to the | full action of the digestive juices. Owing ta the smoothness of the surface j of almost all the grains given to horses, they can be much more easily swallowed without being properly masticated when given whole than when bruised, hence the advisability of this process If the !""" wai '.:: ." state of nature, the covering of the grain would ob ite him to chew the ear, cob. or pod before be rould swal low Its contents There can h- m tion as to the advantage nf bruising oats and other grain for old horses, nnd for those who-.* chewing powers are Impaired. Colin, however, main tains that In ord nary ci-rs the brills Ing of corn does not Improve the dl ges'iblllty of grain. Nevertheless we find thnt, in ihe experiments from] which he drew his conclusions, the period of mastication waa i% per rent longer, and the amount of snliia -* crelcd was IT per cent, greater with bruised oats than with whole oatt 1 have found, tapeelally In training race horses, that horses do better on the former than on the latter fond I f, sl strengthened lu this conclusion by thc fact that, when such animals arc fed on bruised oats, lass husk is found in their dung than when tuey are given whole oeta, Leaving oats out of th. question, there Is no doir' t that the crushing nr coarse grinding of many klnd« of grain—corn and barley, f.-i Instance—greatly Improves thdlr dig,*- Utility ami wbolesoroeness. The breaking or grinding of grain should be strlctll limited to thnt which It sufficient in nullify the protective nctlon of Ihe husk: for the smaller the pi,*tides of the broken corn, the les* will horses rellth It, mid probably thc lets saliva will be secreted. t .■.Hn* tarda, In 1B57 tha fluke of !-arina had his photograph u|*on his visiting cards. Heme the term * cartes-de visite." A I.lun.I nr In Poets, Tennyson is not (he only poet lau- .*.*..i.• n hom Regent street has known. Southey relates i ludicrous sersps loto which In* nu.i Campbell fell one day iu ih.* Quadrant. Campbell wiebed lo rollers a p*K>r womaa and rushed into .in* nearest simp in change ■ sovereign. Tin* Shopkeeper wat attending to cos miners mid delayed bilge hlin. and Hu* generous i I lost hi- tamper. rhereupon the shopkeeper jumped t.. '!"• ".in lii-ion thut he lin.l two rniiu.-s to .Ienl with and ra.-hiy ton) for the police. Campbell stood in helpless fury, inn when Southey explained things to the fonstiii.ii. tinii worthy, who happened '" I..* l. OlaagOW Innn. nt ollee ex- rlnlmed, "Ouldneas, mon, is that Male* ler .'an..*]), the lord rector o' Ulalsgie?" After tlmt it wim dlffleult to separate Campbell and ths shopkeeper, so warmly nei*,. their hands interclusped 'ii explanations and forgiveness. — Westminster (Jaiette. goals. Ilrcnma. A r-eli known authority nn dreams and dream books tajn "To dream you tee snakes or aerpmilt .-i**'.vk that you win be imprisoned and encenntet many dangers If you nre in love, your sweetheart tiiii ite false. To dream ynu kill a snake sbowt you will overcome difficulties and euetnies aud be successful ill love, trade or farming, but unsuccessful ut sea." Kol Plndloir Inuh. "So you never flnd fault with tour wife's cooking}" I Should -ny t„,t,* answered Mr Meekton "Win ,y wire condescends i" cook I -hi everything I ran to en enrage bet*:".. -iv;,-!,,,,„,,... *-*.„. WIREDGLASS WINDOWS HOLLOW SHEET MCVAL SASH S FRAME METALLIC ROOFING Cr TORONTO s WIIM SOOTCB EXPEBIENCED <-lkLS city or fur in and FAiM HELP married or - ttck A-jrrii'tiUural Di-strirU NoM i-upt'l.'d without unlit* r-cli-rt ik i- -ail n ». N*-* Tvrm. "r Spring Mamlard »»c*-** t-\pcri «d Mail »ttfii- a inl «ue"*» offend dirwt In fim-M I' I'.ailoiMiiit J-imcruii n ARt-nt, Cumnock, Ajri-altfj-e, Bcoti^od. Blot* ad* I'.i future ilw, a- many t»u.i-ti*d fariiuri-t now pnguirioff fur additional help What youngster thinkt oi hit ttock- mgsi And when itn't he tearmg here and there in hn rough- and-tumble playing I Dominion Brand Stockings outwear two pain of oidinary stockings —and are comfort- able and. well- shaped. Just try them. Look lor the •tag that telli" — on every pair. .o TheFootweai Question Answered — Wear itt. iii fun to doacrlbs ths I Sd l.v pilot .m*l lie .met iiiii .... iei-.nn ' ■ ii oan, r-u.'li n-. -mi'* iiiiiI Burning with red truthfully stated thai mora excruciating pain sretehodnoas trf feeling * 'i .Ii-".i*.e Ufa I. no'-- • l*"rlf,*i burden during the nttn. ks l.iiniiiiK innI ttli ■ il un i.iKe to Imagine i ..i inii* ii it* lm nl. in.. I l.l.t. tliev * Sp the l ll , j! and body and skwtlj lead lo Hu* ruination ol This Is tr...* ..f Itching ";:' l" 'Hiding .... troll n- ..I Moedii.fi '* which because ol tin* loss of ,,"' ibott r.i,,lrl in their disns- j.'J' '.inlineiil brings gltno I J"1"1' ' Hal fr.un the itching. Innn YV , Hinging isnaatlom of piles, nn.l " '"' '''v.* mul thorough euro for ~ ,,f this wretched. I Mr I..I i. ' of I, :;;,i.,*'"*'!'" . I ,..!■. I' ITI ,;, i. i""i i-i , , , mini mi . 'j'"' ■" ;; ,v ■•I. 1 |n . ii ,„.*„' * lu.lt u- Hi'. :,,,.,*. inyonedoubl ' in write dim to in-' " , , t| Iill lir Ohaae's Oinl ' „, I . ■ 1 *, )l IT 111 "» guaranteed run p|e . BO -wn! ■'' ho". •' o, b j I prire l.v l.'li ' on. '"' Toronto To. ..»«...tm Hrllrfa. Tin- Boroaitrlau faith n.-kuow ledges Ormssd. -kbura Mssds, "Lord Wisdom" m the lupreme god, with sn srcbsngels kmetht Spenta, un.l u company „t sngels, Vasata, about blm to rule nml golds tbs noihl. Tbs lu* ferns! bosl of Bends and srcbUsnds ,l|l„ nill* SgSlnSl lli'liien lin.l StTlTS to dottroj ihe inline life of msn im le.i by Ainu Malnyu, tbe erll spirit In dis- L.UMlng wmi I'""'' Boroastrlaus tbs hlll,„.,.i of im* origin of evil I found ,lu, [hey look upon Ihs lUprems being, \huii Mssds. ns comprising wniiiu imn-eli the tWO pOWKM Of good ..U.I ,VII mi ly, Bpeuta Mninyii. th« holy ,piril mui Ante M.uuyii, tl ril ipli ii xhli i» similar to tbs moaothslstlc visa held by the Patsls of Indls lu ,,,,,,,,-ni,... to ths ttatsmsnl froquantly w ,,,.„ -zorosttrisntsm is purs dual- I ,„ *||i,.v believe alSO In ths resiiiT.-e- ,,„„ of tha dead, which tUoir faith bas lauabt tin-in slues euiiy Umas, nud tuis doctrtol It .-onne.led Willi the ballot ,|,„( there will ComS S snvloui* OT nil's- ,iub. .nll.il il»' Snosliyuiit.-A. \. WII* lams lui'ksou iu Ceutury. Sunlight Soup la better thnn otbei soaps, but Ib best when used in tin Sunllgln wny. Uuy Sunlight Soap aud follow directions. Ths Japanese ambaasadoi bas coquetted the tmsiican authoritios to ee thai the Japanese children In California are accorded iheli lull rights The Pg U Cleanly. The pig by nature Is one of the cleanest of animals snd in interna' run "Vtrurti.,:i resomblOS He linnian being more closely than any Other ntilnial wi.ni wonder than it Is thai wa bear of so mUCb illse:.-.* when Ihey nre I.. M under such nithy conditions n. we s*. often s.-e. tilve them dean, healthy surroundings sn.i ne shall baai wry in tie Of disease ami they Will be to us the money making machines thoy hats proved themselves—R. T. Arcbe' In American Cultivator. DODDS '/ KIDNEY I WWN^iSt* Ration and Cow. The dairy ri.tl.rn ibou .1 be palatable It shOUld be in*' SbOUld be digestible, sbundanl and ss Inexpon slve as possible after ths oth. • i lists srs secured, it.. »*,■ should n.i.-r loae light ..r tba f...*i thai no ration in ever good '"...ugh or i igb in .oa- .i pi oil I out of u worthless .mi. The lllilne I',,, (III, nl.una. 'i in* early It..inm.'. found ihe iwlft fiuit'iil of Hi.* libiiie tnffl. lent de enaa ignl^itt th.* ui*.*.iiiii • Oohn in bill to protect the peaceful settlors ngiiliitl nil i.o ill.le danger sverj r..i.i nn Hie up per it in in* imi net} convenient eroot ing place on tbe lower ttreani ».i- fn*** tilled, uml thus i. ,-iii,tn ,,r |.,-i- was extended from the sen t„ hits tbiug 'lite l.ii.ii,,,,,. Tin* illinium is u 1* .un i proline et n'l the fruits of lbs earth, lielng forty- foilr limes mors Iiiuiili. Iln* II...u |Mttu- toes und loi time, inore than wheat. mfmmmm For Northwest Winter Wear there is no other Underwear like Stanfield's UnshrinKable Underwear Warm enough to defy the must severe blizzard yet not too heavy for comfort. Made in all weights and sizes for all climates and figures. „ Insist on having StanllrId's. After Labor, Recreation Travel It tht Acmt ti Rtcrtatlon. Stolen Pleasure The children will show you ihe merits of Mooney's biscuits if you give them the chance. Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas have made themselves fintous all over Canada in a very ihoit time. Crisp, inviting, tasty. Different from siny other cracker you >>ave eve/ eaten. Sa> Mooney's" to your grocer. Whea jrou travel s-jrure tha belt ln tij.ni in,■<>'. comfort, and aaiety, and uae tht Canadian Northern Railway Ezeuraion rate-t thia w'nter in tvtiy direction. i .-i. Sout'i tnd Wait. Make your wuutt known to tny Canadian Northern «Buiit. who will be glad to fuiiuali tha tullott Information, or write QEO. H. SHAW, Traffic Managtr, Wlnniptg. W N U No. 609 ■ REVIEW. ' j. im ii".-i". f. Trent Lafci-t lly, Attn Pubilalieil rt Krrgutoo an* woat Lake tvorv x-imraaay I* i ■ B I'tor J >"-■ nit ft"*! blmaatl rt'pnn* . . .*, ■ 'i**. is or eorruty^udtttta•»• . prwaed in itt oulumna , All Incnl-i will Ur bbtrgSd nt llie rate .,f!6 •oiriiia per Iln-.*. llrm iiwcrtmii, unl i.' rai *.*.;... ; I .ie* t*.u-.i. alMioQBOlit liittrUou. Tei-maforTm.isle.it unl ntrer nV.*cr*I*U*n n III II* lllil lo known Oil li|lpllCillio:i III "irii.'i Hi>Daor.|.|.<>» Al..-' n i e.r. li, .olvmn*,*. NOTICE. Pedro Mineral Cl. im. Bitnntt in i 1 h* T.va*. Laka Mining division nf j \\ es' Kootenay Distric. Wlii.iL* locatsd: On Bouth PorV nl Canyon Oreek. • t Take notice that I, Fred. C. Ell- iott, 1*. Af. 0. Ko. E88107, lu-iii*-. ns ngent for Clnis Gr.tcc Weet ful I, | administratrix oi tho estate of John W. U'es fall, deceaFi.il F. M. 0. No. 138800'., J M. Miller, P. Al - li. No. B88157, *i. I hi. F Cheglnui F M. C. No B8S168, intend sixif days trom date hereof, in spply lo Ibe Mining Reorder for a Cert 6< catc of Improvements, "foi the put- pose ct obtaining ii Ci-'Wti G,u-1 of the shore claim And n.i'.iier take notice ihnt a* ' lion, undei ction 87,musi Lv* cjiu- menced bei. re Uie issuance of nucl Certifies'a of Improvements. Dated ibis isth day October, A, D. 1906. FRED C ELLIOT f-SO^SJUBt Fcpctuson ■Freighting and Packing Outfit. Wiw W i * - " - 'Goitmctt ontei tn H-.e point 111 i ion 1, prompt c ti.tisfaclory. S. DANEY, Prop. Ferguson mmwrm ■." *. It ■ > ' I 'v' " Ami further l*.e i hat action, under sect im. J7, muti he mini before the ill :,:'' "' ""' ;,i,iim'> .... min. pr .it* llll. Ihile I lh.= 30th Jtv A*;*.*.. * D. II'OC TROUT LAKE' B.C. LAKE VIEW HOTEL Grout Xafcc wmmmmm -...„, Bv uiinfi Water enppHed by the lHJlnt^r (Si Company you are assured of tbi ^■.'u'.i.n.v. t. is* |llte I)Ur;u: Government Aualyaw SuddIp (So* ® t°b»ck°p«taieB,nt"-!; ^^ L w Hugh McPherson - - Supt. Bar well Supplied with Liquors & Cigars Large Comfortable Rnnii.r. Excellent Cuisine snd Attendance. ROBT. MADDEN Prop. NOTICE. A K. Fraction, Bell Hey. Florence I Forbi-t Fraction, Olootcap. a. So. 2.,01ooSctp So. 3.. Home R in Lode1 - Jumbo In i .pendent, Koo-enny No. 1. j Kooienay Nu. 2., Kootenay Su. .1 .Frao. j i lien. Lirib, Morniog S:ur, May, a* No.l. Mny No. 2., Msy No. •>, Mny No - 4. Mny No. 5 , Pilot Fraction, Pilot, I?>- wanl Fractio , Rattier, Rutlei Ji • 1 * Onion-Jack Mineral Claims situated in ihe Irout'Laka Siloing division ol Witt Kootenay district. Wl.ere Incited—On Six nud St-ve*. j Kile ere.-'.s Iribotorias of tne Scut;,' Fork of Laroeaa Creek, TROUT LAKE HOTE WW ianPC WOCD VAllANCE HARD- e aTia *J I J> 11 *► ^ » WARE CO- I'D Hardware, Muien' Br piles, Siove Take Kotios ihsl I. F. C. R!| i Yrrt .Miners' 'J.n li'ic.ite >0. U-Wllji acting nt i>g.-nt fur The Reward ijoid and Sjiver .Mining Comptlni i United, No i-Peisonul fjabili , (•'.en lllnare Certificate No B88JW, ... ' tend, sixty dsjrs Irom the dale heron.. Mapply to llie Mining Recorder loi - Ce.tiiicRtes of Improvements, tor the I purpose ot obtaining Cioivn tirants oi - tl.e above claims. And further tuke notice ttint setion.j ■ under section 37, mutt ba oommencMlI before the itsnancc of tuch Oertiflrst. ! • ol Improvements. Dated li.it Ith dav ol Ot., *.t> ' '. OC. NOTICE. Notice is hereby Riven that 30 ■ days from dati hcreo) I intend t>* npplv lo the Chiel Comniisionor ..i Lands & Works for n speriai ii- cense . .. .1 c yaway tint ber from the following described lands:— Timber olaitn Kn I. Common* • cinj a>< h p*i-t (■! into 1 oi t .c north side of Poplar crook, 30 feet fr*.in tho creek hunk, ab mt 8 mile* f- in Poplar marked Henry MagiiU on'- ki. E. c .rner poll; thenoe ws 8 i chain*, llienoe north 80 chain**, tin net-cm SO ohaina, il.rnce mutl ■ 80 ohains baok to point of oomtueii • cement. Located Nov I8.ii.:0>6. Henry Magnuaon, Locator Eric Strand, A^i-nt. Excellent Accommodation j Best. Liquors And Very finest Cigars 8 j John Simpson, Proprietor, WINDS0E HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B.C. Best HoteNn Town, Readers fur Minion and Ciircial M. ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS D. R. McLENNAN, PROP Lome 1,-af Uindert, Fine Jul, Printing. NELSON. B. C. ii.. I Ur.;..--. IMEL.SCN. B C. lt pnvn lo UtS tin* Tfle|.l.on<* \ length? tnp csn olten be tavni * Trout Lake i.fssan— ' - *an»»»-*»»»»siHatiii. . ■ and Stage 1! ^jWitf-WJ-W^t^ fA.-<* j.M Ferguson A. M. Craig VvTm. C: •mfai*|3i>1fl .V (' t^ •" r'argnsoii: Coinn ^-^'ttlt, ii*v jr w\ V^w. 1.;,^,.. r.-.t uiiici-; al*oatBeatou,Cum- IVHOLBBALE DEAI.EB8 In Batter, ERRS, Cncc.c, Produce mid l-'ruit Houston BV., Josephine Bt, Kelson, B.C. j*j.i.x and Aii...* G. M. YUILL JEWELLER. LennOXYfiHe -V*** repairinir^ ^— Hotel, E. MOBBS- PROP. Hotel and Ceneral Store All work i luaranteed. dfsllows Block, Twnl Late, B.C PRATERNAL GERRARD B C F. B. Wells REVEI-STOKE, B. C. Lardeau Hotel (0 s Sandy Laughton I'ronrlcl.ir. w 11 KN tithing Fpii;ii-<ii.. vim ih'.nUI sIhv hi iho La idea it H.'t.-l. Here ll... i.6l..r w II bi inri. m.d "I »in. I., tne comforia. K< aUeot cu ini up, well v.-nii]a*ed mi'] B'lirm rwinis, «< ll Hindrci hut-, and ev.ryililng which le. d.i lownrda uinkiiig yi.ur visit a |.l.*.i-.i..t and incioornl.le nni*. iu.-.'*- fntn $1 day iij wi r Is, We strive t" please ..ur |*nt** i«. FERGUSON. RAW FURS BOUGHT TUSCAN LODGE, No. 8B. A P. & AM. f*y\ 3rd Tliiirt-day ench ' \y ^ nn.nth. ."■•JourriiiiK Uretlirdi rnrdiallv invilc.l. 1. For.ldieJ.Sc.-. P.O.Csmpbell.W M ^m riiOUT LAKK l.OIH.K 1.0.OK SO. -II Raaalat .*.f-*iii.r. brut la ■kj^BBJiL/ ni u..i:,.i>-. tun r.*... Jm ^*r-jBm* ruovlar ..t«hi -,. 1 W^-^C^ t.f,..*K .'uu...*,- brjtb- >MJ jrT nt.C., llU'lV Wl-.'-iillll. j •>. lacubtnn. N ii. ; $a Imperial Eank 01 ( M .id ..like TOI-JUN IO. O.N 1 \ CAPITAL AUTHORIZtO t.COC OOO. CAPITAL PAID OP.. 4M26,fC0, RCST 4 -rr.ro n. R wiikik.Prasldwt. II.,... BOBBftT '• BRANCHES iii ths I'rovinces ol \.i.*.u. Saakali Manitoba, Ontario and Qu. i A OENERAL BANKING BOSI^ESfi Ti. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. -H'M'omt-. receive I ind Inti furuii rata from u ...-..(• ■ i.cttfrt nf -mtu Hsart sTsllaMt In saj P«r of Hit world Sl-rcl*l atlsattoa «l»tn m eoll-wtleti •»•. Ill I.tint l'...nti«. Arro Review Job Dept. lur High-Class Work. *., ._■.- j .i_..i:« ,. .-.a-. ; ©K "i JSarbct* Shop • f. M.S!ii.|.|irr,I. tirr. — r.»u a — (loud Shave or Hair Cut ..All. UN CASH PRICr.S PAI n|P.BiamS &C0 ! William Schnall, = iUc*a_ uo = 'Inn! or -^ilvrr $!.',(. .,. Id and *-*iI.--t t'i01 Silver tnd Lead '.'•'■cl i * 7inc... |i yi S SHANNON, \ssayer Troul T.ak..*. LL C. WllOI.l^ALK AM' RETAIL Meat Merchants D.ul. rs in all kinds of Freth M.it TROI! r I.AKE. B.C Kl-. lllil.-KN Hot and Cold Baths - , - -. ; r llpo. N MclMrtfr. I A. IU..') A.M. PINKHAM. HARVEY McCARTER & PIKKHHAM -SOLICITORS, Kit. REVELSTOKE SB. C -M.ric'..'.; i Ior Intl *ri»l Hank nfl-%n*.l. Imper?r Barb For Ci C. A CHHI T. i.i Hot. aid C "f*mXr 0€X«U »-- OOQQ o :.* '-•*=' tmt ■ .; -fiM-i TLhc Ibotel Beaton BEATON, u. c. *>-- No. 2. CornT.or.ciiig nt n tni' jiian'i-'i on the iiorth Kt.ie of P. p'«rj j. Creek, 80 feat from t..e creek b-nfc I J und adj iniug N i. 1 post, abniitt aprn'nted and spselnns dinin-j In!.. The hett of Wines, spin'it tn.l Olysrs I'ersontl tnpervitlon it rn'ien lo lhe rcqulrcnu-nit of YlRirOIlS arriving nt Beaton fths ttirofiiold nf Uie fjirdcan) vis Arrowhead, will find iliis Hotel to be fully equipped v « _ mil.H f- (im Pnr.l r *'„i,rl*,.H H, ■ r, I I "nl: <"'fHTr ii*r«.n.ii t«n peninon in mien in ine rcq inilLH iron lopl.r. ... ark-d Ji-. ri ( , patr()I1,. vitiiort to :be I B,de«u ran rclv uu comfort a thii hotel M.i,'Huron's N- E CTinor |0*i; s th-nee soutl.S • c!n;n-, thence alu- 1 tl. 80 c*.nn » thenoe v.ca' 80uhii:.r theuoa no.th 80 chiiu.-.. t lenb-* .nnt 80 cliuin-., b.vk to point oil i} coininrnoeniHni, '• Located Nov. 18tli 1908. W. BOYD -:- -:- Prop j Henry Migi.tisin locator. Eric Strand Agi-m. No.8. Cnmmeno'ng rt n post planted on iho^north side of I'..|- ilardcf!:, BOO feet from [tho oreek l b.mic, and ob»ut H milea from Pop* i lur. maiked Henry Magnmona N. W. boi ner poll; tlie.ee eaat elm ini • the-ico a mlh fc'O ohflli.i, ti e ice wn-t sq ehains. tlerif** norl , -i. ... i . ' J|i'i«rrck 1000 fe-t from oreek 3 . ciinms. back to point cf coalmen-'— . , , , ,> , cement. ml^from Utd.i River marked Lr-rentc 1 X.v. 18th 1006: Ifi-. ry M«*?r,'n(.i), Loos tor, Ei'i" Sirsi d. Agent, Nf. 1 Commencing nl n poHt ;.!i.ii!l-j on ih- n->rth nide r.f Rapid Creel* I.i 01 reci from crreK 2 miles from Lard > River mark *.l Ch.ii". Hen-no's K JS corner poaii ilinnce ares' 80cb li'.s, ihenoe >ou* Ci 60 . hiiiiH thence e -ht SO o'mi.i* thence.north HO chnins bnc'*- I. place of roniiir ncement. No 2 Commencing a1 n po* i planted >.n t'i., i orth side i,f Un Cn-u Hansons N K enrner josf; hence ivp-tfiOciinins tiienoo i6u- tl. 8.1 ciuii' f, thenoe o i-t 80 ohaios thence north 80 ^chains back lo poinl ofo< muiencecueut, v given thai 601 No 3 Commencing at a potl •cation of planted on the north aide of Rapid ."'itirr I. her-fhy giitn lhat t-ixlv .Inn Irn.n the ' fl: -I p II) tr Iti. i'i ' Mn ths !'• : ih (...:.in.'nni i.. i *• I intend la Spply In IhS Kor- tibial Con mini i ,,| j.uii.'.. Vi'tiTk. tar n ti*«eial license lo cut snd ••si y l«.''. timber frnni lha ff.ll.m > .* ihi-C.ibi.l lilnil-jtitua'Crl ir: H'etl KooU* ni.i'i ; Con rif-ni r-. rl i. ifri rl tnled nn ll.c -reel Isi.i i * I .. .v ere 1; «!»...( ';!... milet hi", . ■■ month ninrl;-l L'.LCoppl |. nthwrst rnrnerputt nl ilii.lier limit "■ "'■< «■' ihenrn B'i i-hsnti ""«'• lh "in BU i halnt r.nrtli ihenee K0 i-l.sint "ft t'..*nr... . . chains sonth to the point of commencement, TROUT LAKE CIT\ ■'0.2 . Cnmmencipgal n pnsl plsntod on the west fi.ln nf c. mon creek' :!.*..t it miks from lis in..il., n>t*kv,! C L Cnpn's louthwetl corner poll Ihen-s f*.0 ohaim p.i*t, Ihonce 80 ol sins in.Mh, tlien. e 80 rh.iiii" «. *., .1, t*.,. | u chniiii eouth to poinl.,/ comuiencsiutnt thii no-ice in the B. 0, fiiis..-ie; l ntend lo npyly o (lie Hon, Chief ■"ominissioijcrof Lands and Worki f.-r a necial Licence to mt a<d carry wray limber frnm the follow. laaeribed I.nnds situated in *>'.' eel boo'ensy Dirturt. ^T'-r.tu.ued in next co'umi.] ■* e 4 ( kHEBE 'nive horn f'.rluiiHS inudc l.v jiidinioui In veal* ii.t-i.t in Re..l Batata, and mure f..iiu...*t win be made than .••.rr t'.e ti* xt twiinr ibreayears, The .hip .ihn r.'iipH Hi., Unr.est is the original In teal or, for be has hit n.ni.fi on a certainty. No* let nt point out In ton ll.at t'.. re i*» rn. heller epm ,.n the Con* ti,:■*.,! I., Imv R,.,,! blnUln thun TBOUT LAKE. Trout Lake ia il." prettiestspi.i in .l.e K"..i. ii.*y-; un ii pleasure HS-'i'i 't I.n*- n*> < i|iinl. li'.flliiig .'ill lisl i.« tuny be iiiiliil<..e.| in t'i.- v*"' n un i; while bin game "i u■*..■.) mi e i- t" i lie loiind on ih.- hi !-. Jim ilin.iii,, Ih suporh. there I..* ji g no kh ..| ex I rem. .*., ii 'itf Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. ,' : " ' "•"""• ■- ■*»!'>■.", ,i(ii; tit.*.*.* b-ii'g nn itn-at exlidiiiis, il It-' ; ■' in 'I in \v'i*i nnd i-i-o' in j MflKP VOlir nor. I ..... i.. a-t.if ^tiue-.f . "** /VHI "li" liii"-t inifls ui ii i.gi.loucfH iu I e^l**—*.^-, -a. Sn 8. Commei rmp ni a f.r>ttplantt..l k JOOOf.oifo.i «re3k ah ut!r!'r ;»"».*«'»' "''!'• of■ C""-,nr; "r"1' ., t nl-r.ut . milet from its mnnih, marked 1 tni es rri.ru Lardo Riwr niarkodlc i cores northwest coi nei nnti Mint Htnenna N E corner Doat it6."? e.Y!!Woh*inl'' " "'i,r' s""'1' ' ° i, mh ner p'si ui,,,,,,*,, ihenee wen so eltnlna Uu-nce iro«t hOdains tlietoo enu-[80 ohslOs noi ii Into Hi hOo'.oins thence ensl fi0lhHi'.s;mt',1,• Ihcn-o north 80 chnii s liHck t'. wcuted Oct. lai point of commencement. Locsted Oct. 28th 10C6. ('ho*, if.'iqi'.n lioitj ( O L. Copp, locator. . * liriliell C„!:|.||I,M. It, Rtl-elH :t,i, «.'ll Ind mil nnd (.'it.ili ri. Tbem it* Iw*. excclj.iil cenernl nior<s, ai .1 <i *,'!'..(•- nt ile advertisement! in this jonriiiil nill hhoiv thnt all I miles nre felrly wel] r'*pre-«'iit'd. Wiit'i wilh »oi,li.l,*i..n t-r Ag.-tllH. 1 I ~-. =a H. McPherson Agent, Trmit Lake, B.C. selection at once. Then call on or write to __ J IT hns never had a ' b. om "—Its gioaii. I.nt been Heady. It •. tl.e h»ad if i.tvigstinn. an'l 1 >oe terminal H ihe La nin bratf-h «>■" ile C.P.R. All roiit (in |he Lard-ma) leadtoTrooi L«kt li I* il.i- commercial e.*i..re .f tl.<* rltb'.al mineral distiict on th« j cinitiiiii.l, nnd has Imnkin-*. I.ieili- lii*. pi.'v.l.d by lh« I..'1'iihI I'snk of Cum dt ; fi.i . Ism * in <■< mui. daiii.ii under ibe < n e lion i f H. 8hiii.ii.,ii, Ji A.; » fo- ii Water ayslfjn ; gi.vernmenl . fli.*. -; Cf.tinly Cnori slttlngt* M, ih din Kpieiopel aid Anglican t-buM" and ii,ting.* In,.| |ia|, Then* nn- valnabje ranch lai • "" 'bi*outakiria awaiting kiiI.i-. 55' I,H'"n.ber retnurcea are msgni/i Sj -*< it, mul ii Imnd Fftw mill „ ith a cnpiiiti ..((,.. i.i.i. f. j,., c'ny :i m t e lend il the Inke. Tic mines liiliQlaiy ere proving mi bigger irodi.i.iH every yiar, witb ittr protpeots < pfi-ing up uch l-iilies ef o>e. 'Horn a ill I.,. „ tig rneb I hli year, ei. if you would kept more, write nl onre to uilejid the ng. .ir nt the addt.sn-h I (low. F. B. Wells Central Agent RevelstcLc, B. C, ■^«r» J k ^uiiuuiwiwuiwwjuiuiiu^iiuwwwwuiwuiuiwiujuuiiuuiuu-uuiww^ii^
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : [Publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1906-12-13 |
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Notes | Published by Murray & Atherton from 1904-11-11 to 1905-07-28. Published by unidentified party from 1906-08-05 to 1907-09-05. |
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Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0310349 |
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