mm IHSSB-J^F^ Kir'" lotion thin' »"? ■jwapap'T in N Kootenay Best a.i- ertiiiiig uuliio . i i Lardeau Mmin ff MAY 2-1902 v/r-Tnol Ai. ** The representative •f tly: r ci] LurdegU oou'i try. Sent t" any siirinss for VI pur aa. ie niH.rn. TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C. April 23th. I907.I So.27 ■ilKli NOTICES 1 hereby given that Ou 1 after H c first pulili'.a'ion nt notiafiii <'ie British Colum- ^m, I intend lo apply to H^hief Commissioner oi Bforks for ipeclal licens- to 3111 and Citirv awav liiuhei tl^Hloifing de-ieribed land*- iituate io vn*-i K-joIci.;.t Na 1. 'C.'iniiiencing It A p'.st dinted on ii.- - i-t hui*.. <<i t*. s fit fork of '■'*. Duncan Rivi-r, u- ■OUl iSmili'i up, marked M. <'. ..o\i' t ^Butlt east corner poat; hence weet 80'chaini; thence uor- 80chain- thence east KO oha.ii ■ hence sooth 80 chuii * te point uf uiencni. Local.*. M ir ii ::\i ' iv: M.C- 1 *;1" -"i- 1-Ul'UIUl LOCAL AND UENERAL. -0— Engineer 11»11 i~. of the ('. P. ll. steamship service, returned [rotn ReyeUloko, Tueiday. Ak Komi ah the roads ore good hi- Intaiidi bripging in hit family. A PLUCKY ACT- BONDED FOR $40, OOO OO. Eaatern Parties Secure the Howard Groi*p on take Creek A. N Viirs. im 1 ;is a Notary Public, *u gaietted 0 *Mbtk raH eh ■ a, 2. Ci.UHlii 1 • i*K ill 'A posl Ian ted 011 It fork 0! '.ne Duncan River, a- OUt J3 mi * - up and marked A. Dngeoi 1 North weat comer est: then-' •.-■**•: MUb 80 > ■ .in-, tin-,.*' wri-t -mi ns; the' •• north 80 chains lo ittif ooiiiinetirinent. ated March 29th. 1907. BA I-'. Dugeon, Loeator. 8. Coiniiicncitig at a p.,*.; ited 011 lhe east side of tht iOf the Duncau Kiver, a- laitit-. cant of river and t^^^^ndes from lhe inrks, ii iicaton'i J* K. corner In ei* north 60 chains: lest )M chaina; thenoe chaini, ihenee cast no Ihenee south 40 chains, it 40 chaini to *v»lnt*W nent. ited March 21st. 1907. Beaton, Locator, mmencing it s poet planted •ids ul ibe •»»■! fork ol lire »*r. a I.out 6 i-hsin* from llir t ll miles u; iini Merited ileiton's Nortii West eornei ee - •• H0 dm in; linnet' ion nt. . tlii-iii*e wett -10 rhaisi; th 80 clisini, thrnce int 10 aee north -to chains to ihe IllOICIlllllf lit. ated March 21st. 1807. lilrolin Beiton, Locator mmencing at s -. ">i planted title ol tho «itt lurk of thr ier, almul 5 rhsini (rum llir 1 llnuleiup, marked "Jl. Norlh Kail corner poll ;" t 80 cliumr ; thence louth B0 im* lest W chains; theuce am* Ui I'l'int oi cuuiniince ated March lint. I9J" M. I'Bal".., L-K'etor. -■miiieiicinn a: a \'fl plsuli d , lork of the Duncan Kiver, [iniii*-' up <>n the loath irast marked "Kd. Ilillmat.'i N m poet," tbeoee cut so ehains ptii 80 ohalni. theuci wael M •nee north Wl chsins to j-oiui pesmrnt. fated Marrli r.;rd. 1007. Kd. Ilillinsn, I. .rai***, fommancing st s poet plsutrd i mil* of lh* weat hu k ol th.* fstir. iboat !l'| luilri up Irom > (hams »«'t i.f liver, mai- Lawtor'i North t.u.i oorner uer went ho attains) Ihenea Es.ni, thence e/-t Ml chaii-i. h 80 chaini to paint «*f coin- V WLtnUt March 7*11, 1IK)7. M. C. I.i«l.ir. locator No. t. Comuienciag at ii post planted • ^B Side of the weit fuik ol the ^■Ter, about " luilel I |i from ■ marked "]*;.|. Hillniin'i P. i' m poll," Ihenee north 80 chain r-f^fct JO chains; Ihenee smith SO MfM] th- nee writ 80 t-hl'.ni to point eotnlgBiciinrnt. Bated Mnrrh Wrd 1007. Ed, Hill mnn. Locator. i".9,C 'innn mc at a ik.M plautr.l Msi lurk of the I i.i n.*a n lii-icr. 1 ' jflfeilliiiaii'.* r*. W. cortirr pur*I ■' JpH''** up from forkei snd nmrk- ■Piiliii.ii.'a K IC. enr nor poll," hsfcaenonh 8ochaina; thenoi *rti M Hence sonth 8.. ehaiitit; thence Ubanii. tn poinl of commence- unl. Hriird March 2Jrd. 1907. Ed. flillDian, locator. mffioitrl in rril'imnr 8*71 The Lardeau "lumber king'' in running his saw-mill •.! Ferguion on ful! time and a full crew. Joe Albert wi. late ol ihe "Review itHff, i-. a happy daddy again. We don't know whether iis a boy or girl, timi':.:!: notices. Notice is hereby given that within two'month! from tbe fire! publication (hereof in the British Colum-* bin Qatette, I Intend to apply to lue Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a Fii'-eial Licence to cut and carry away limber from the folloainp described lands lituated in West Kootenay. No. 1. Commencing at a poBt planted lj miles above Ten Mi't. on the south fork ol Lardean Crook, adjoining I.*>t 7047 on the north, maiked ''A. Gowiug'l S. E. comer poit" tl.ti ci north 80 chau.tj, tin ncc weal so cbaias; thence south bt) ohaina; tbence cost 80 chains, to point ol commencement. No. 'J. Commencing at a posl planted l\ miles above Jen Mi'e, on the south f'.ik of lardeau ('reck, adjoining 1.017047. on the N. K. marked 'A.Oowing'i S. \V corner posl," tiicnce north Sn chains ; hence cast V) chains; thence south SO ohaina; thenc- wi-t SO chains to the juiim i.f com- nieneeiiu-tit. No. '!. Oommencing at .1 posl planted 1*1 milea obeve Ten Mile, on the south folk <*i Lardeau Creek, narked ''A. Gowing'i N.W. corner p st,'' thence south Sn chains; thenoe ea«i 8'.> ciiains; thence noith SU chains; theme west 80 chains; lo point oi com me Moment Located March 27th. 1907. A- Qowlng, Loc ito r. The Quiiicy, California, paper, hai 10 interesting account of a heroic deed performed by an old Trout Luke 'hoy'— Martin Lundin.; Martin ii boiling a job for tlugb Brown, who haa a contract li.r a I-i^ piece of rock work in llie Ser- W. A. Skinner, when out a week pontine Canyon. or bo aj;o, bonded Iho Howard It leemi that a couple of neu group it claims situate on Lake had just completed drilling when Creek, to Eastern u-ining men, for a rock came down from above and -J40. 000. 00. look the men over thc bluff, which The group consists of seven at that particular poinl was about claims nnd lhe development work 60 feet above the stream. One of demonstrates lhat there is a big tlie men landed on a imall pro- body of low grade silver-lead ore jeotion, but tbe other went Btraight running clear across the property. int 1 th** water. Martin- -sizing The bond calls for work to be up the situation, and. realising started by July 1st. next There thut the man who went into the are several other very promising wat. 1 would drown—took a flying properties in tiio vicinity that are jump and landed into tin- creek 75 being negotiated by the saint* par- feul below. Although soniewjiat ties. stunned, he manaced to secure hie The owners of tbe Howard man and took him safely to abore group are W. A. Skinner, Andy The unforitituit'- fellow was pretty Daney and C. 11. Foote. badly injured by striking tho <*'iff —= in his fall and wiil probably die. The 'Tlumas National" pays Martin a high compliment an.l s.iv- lt wa3 one of the moat heroic deeds that ever came under their ; nol ice and advocatei the presen'a- tion of a modal which will eornei. morale the deed. We are advised that Martin will return to his old stamping ground the Lardeau 111 about a incn'h. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. TIMBER NOTICES. 'UMBER NOTICES. Notice is hereby given that within two months from the firsl : publication hereof in the British Columbia Gazette, I intend to nji- ply to the Hon. Chief Commission ] Slocan City, Nakusp and Arrow : er of Lands dc Worka for special ' head. icenses to cut and carry awav j The building of the road as men timber from tbe follow ins describ-j tjonct] wouid ^,ive , route f TO SOLVE THE ICE PROBLEM 40 MILES OP ROAD MUSf lit BUILT. Capt, I'itziinmons arrived in from Arrowhead the end rd las! Week, with the intention of resuming navigation. On examination of the ice he found lhat it would be impossible to do any business. The whole sum and substance of tbe matter is that tbe large i-i so rotten, that a good strong bump against the ice and it would be "reqniescat in pace'' with it. We realize thc proposition tht ('. P. R, ia up against in handling llie lake traffic and Ihe only wav out of it iri to have the road completed from Gerrard to Arrowhead, It looks a business proposition lo us. Tlie pr.*«ent route from Kooten av Landing to Nelson by boat. 52 miles; tlience to Slnean Junction 12 miles; tbence lo Slocan City, 82 mil-s; thenee to Roseberry bv boat, 25 mi lei; Roseberry to Nakusp, 23 miles: Nakusp to Arrowhead by boat, 3G miles, in all— 18G miles, with transfers ut Nelson. ed lands situate in West Kootenay I Located March 2Sth M. C. l.ai.!.ir, I oil Locator. N.i. in C'.mtuiniinj al S po»t planted about 7 milaa ap tbe wast tork <.f dun-, _ _ ————^m cm River, about 10 chains west of rieer *°- l: Commencing at a post and marked 'II. C. l.mlor'i N. W, planted on the south fork of Five corner poet," thence casi M) chaina; Mile Creek, abuttt 5 miles from tbence south 80 chains; thenee weet SO Trout Lake, marked "Ole. A. Ler ehains; tlience north 80 chaini to poinl ■ < .1 ,.■ ,-1 mot t*outh W»st corner post, of c.tnii.ii.i iineiii. ' . tlience north So cbaius; thence I eaet SO chains; there; south sO 'chains; thence west 80 chaini, to .No. 11. Commencine.*it l noil plant. ,,oiril ,,f r. mnKneemei.t. ed un lhe v.ast fork of the I1.1t.ran Blear, abool i.niilsi up frm.1 the forks, on tha louth hank and marked "A. T. Ihiffon 1 Rortb Weft corner poat,'*, • • MOtbnchains; thence eJf! so planted on Hit* sonth fork <-f Fife cluini; iinni! nortii80chaini; ll.t nee Mile Creek, ahout 5 miles from wesl vi chains 10 i«jint of eo-mmenei Trout Lake, marked ''Ole. A. I^er- '"•"t- imo's North East corner post," thence south 80 chainn; thenco No. 2. Commenrinp at a post located April Ilt l"u7, A. K. Dogaon, I.*K*at..r. No 12. Commencing at a i"ii plant- f Ibe nest fork of lhe Dunea-i Kif er, a!-< '.I'. 4 nni.— up on tlie m.rr li hank, marked "A. t, Dngeon'i south West rorner post, thence not lli 80 chains ; thea.e rait 80 west 80 chains; thence nortii 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to point of commencement. No 4 Commencing nt a pm planted if miles abive Ton M lie on the south fork of Laideau Creek, and marked 'A. Gowing'i S. W. corner post,' Ihcnce north,, _ ,, _ , -_ . . ,. No. 14. Commencing al a puM planted 80 chains, thenc.- east bt) chains; thfMt. ,nlk, lip ,,„,„,,„ lr„.k Irnln tbonootonth 80chain-, thence west; Duncan River, n.arka.l M. Beaton s a 80 chains; to the point of corn- No. 3. Commencing at a p"st chain*; theasesouth 80 chains; ibence planted on the south f. rk of Five w.ii 80chains 10 point of commence- Mil,. Creek, about 7 miles from rm"1' Tr»ut Uke. marked *'Ole. A. L-r** mo's South wesl corner post," thence eaBt 80 chains; Ibence north 80 chains; ibence west 80 cr. about 5 rlmiiia norlh ol Taylor Creek chains; I hence sou'h SO chains to j Arrowhead. md marked A. t. Dogroas North point of commencement. Kail corner poet, ihenc. west 80 chain. ,^^ ^ 20U) ^ q( Umb 1907. Ole. A. Lertne. Locator. Located March 281 h. 1H07 A K Dngson, Ln- ator No IS. ("nmiiieucfng .it a pout hinted ou the nest bank ul tlie Duncan liiv- Kootenay Landing to Arrowhead wilh a total dir-tnnce of 144 miles, with transfer at Lardo. Thus 42 miles would be saved, and cut off three transfers. In addition to the saving of distance and lbs trouble and cot-t of transfers the ice problem on nil lhe lake routes would be solved. Tho Trout I-ike service oou'd be abandoned altogether; at the v* ry leMt, two thirds of the Arrow and S'oc.iu lakes service could also be abandoned. The immense bentftts which would accrue to the w hole coui.try between Arrowhead and Nelson, by way of direct communicate ri wuh tin* coast and open communication the >ear th.'ough hy thc building ot tbis 40 miles of oad would—iu n short time—repay t.. thc 0. P. R tho total cost of building. We would venture to cav that the cost to the Railway Company of handling the ice on the route above-mentioned this winter. would pay '.he interest un total coit of building and equipping the the road between Gemrd and MINING NOTES. EtSEBS The V;ii)(*()i*vi*r Province says that Prciideot Sherman, when in-; terviewed, stated thai within a week, not a -ingle coal mine in Alberta ei Eastern British Columbia would be working. This means a Vliut donn' f..r the sun Iters of Southern lliitish Columbia ami tlie oouaequeut shutting down .,; every large producing mine. It also means the paralysing or all lines of transportation. It" thii wae a matter that concerned only th mine owners and workers trd affected tbem only, we could let] them "no to it" and fight it out, j hut when it iiieau.*; tiie business: life of two provirnn s, the Dominion Government should step in und plainly slate that if the mines .were not worked by the present; owners it would take them over and operate tbem for the benefit of the people. Call it coufiscati. n if you please, or anything *.* se you please, but.16 think Unit a few mi n | be they union or employers, can. by nol being aide tn agree, shut down the principal i'ldu-'i es of half a continent, is monstrous. If 10 get coal We have to hnve government-owned collieries, then for heu van's sake let us have then. quick. N No Istiti Fsf Lsallcr. OT 11 I N (i hut good hones'. leather can find a j.lace in a Leckie Boot What's the use oi anything elsa for a Western Miner, Logger, or l'ros- ; or? When ^far away from the busy haunts of he needs foot-w-rar Will not go badk 011 man tout h-m I , '., '* Boot! are _-_______________-* H such Boots. They arc a wes'e'n product for western people. Tor sale hy all dealers, Write for a Catalogue. J. LECKIG CO. ltd. VANCOUVER B. C __«.- fi Local and General. § tbenos sooth 80 ehains; thencs .ast 80 clan.Si theuce north HO chaini to i-oint ol c.'iiiii.incri.ei.t Located April f.ih. 1-/17. A. I . liugeon, I ocutor. No. 4. Commencing at a post planted on the south fork of Five nn in'l lm nl. No. 5. Commencing at a post planted 2* miles above Ten Mile, on iho south fork s»l Lnitleau ("reek, marked "A. Gowing's N W coiner post," tbtnee south r0 chains; thepoa eaal -*ii chaina; ibence north 80 chains; thence wet 80 chains; lo point of com inriiccnient. No. fi. Commencing at a post planted 3} miles abovoTen Mile. on th« south fork of Lardeau Creek, marked "A. Gowing'i S, W. CCner post,', thence north 80 chains; tbence east 8H chains; thenoe south 80 chains; Ihonce west 80 chains; to point 0.' commencement. N.i. 7. Commencing at a pfl«l planted 3J mil.*-' above Ten Mile, nn the south fork of Lurd.au Cre»k, marked "A Gow log's N W \f. corner posl thence Mit IN chains;' Milo Creek, about 7 miles from them.* north 40 cl.ans, ihema «tst UO Trout Ijike, marked 'Nels l'oiiii;'s ihiini; luiiil. -tU iiimii to 1 mill of comment ment. Limited April 10th 11105, M. Urai.hi. boeator, Nn. 15. Coinmenriiig it 11 |m| plant- • *l ih mt I inilas up Iti.iitler Cr,*ek from DaneanRiver,marked H.Beatoaa 8, W corner post; thence essl ■■'■■■ 11 :nr s. Ibence north 40 chaini, tlience we.-t 1110 .hi thence south 40 chains to poiul ol i*'iiinicin*i.ieiit. LoCSUd April IO1I1 i'ui,*. M, Beaton, Locator. North west corner post,'- thenee cast 80 chains; Ibence south 811 chains; thence v..rt 80 chains thence north 80 cluiins to point: of commencement. No 5. Commencing at a po-: planted on the sotilli fork of Kiii Mile Creek, about 5 miles from Trout Lake, marked "Nels Dodln' South Last Corner post." ihenee north 80 chnins; ihenee west HO chains; thence south 80 chains corunicncment. No IB Cnmirenciiig al a post planted about 3 unlet north ef lllll 1 .'id. 011,1, . oA.i... . : , ,, ,, .. H . ... , thence east 80 chaini lo poinl of D.iiHtn River, nn tlieonrth w e.t oor-| r ner ill 'i'iiiilK*r limit Ni. 7:Ms, imrked Ivl. Mill man n North F.n«l n.rner p*st, ile.-nce west (Ml ehains, llnnce louth HO chains, thence east SO rhaim, ibence nnrlh 80chains t" point n( oommeoo- meiit. No. 6. Commencing at a p >st plaiiiad on the south fork of l'jvo Mile Creek, nb -ut S mil.'S from Trout Luke, marked "Nds Rodin's North west corner post, tbence south 80 chains thence ensl So 17 Commencing at a poal planted J80 chains; ihenc nnr'th 80 chains; comer port;" Ihenc south 801•>.,K,ut >°jBhsliissoutbolHsl^Creek on (.],,*,„ we,, ,s*i ,-h.uns to point of Located April 10th 1W7 L.l llilluniii. I'f.i'r Duncan River, and went ol K A B line,' marked A F Dogeon a lontk Baal cor- chains; Ihcnce easl 80 ehains; thenco north 80 chains; thence. ^r"^M.'\l,en«Ve'irM7.in.7'ti.e7M west 80 chains to poinl of com* .1. n 'ement. Located March 30th 1007. A. Gnwing. Locator. nnrlh Wl chains, thence sail to the K A 18 tint thenee fallowing Jegsol K a h Hm " point ol sotMBencment, ioflsted April llth nn7 \ A f Ihigtoiij uritor esmnienriiiciit. Located the 20th day ol March 1907. Nels. Bodin Locator The McKridegovernment doomed! A new star ha? appeared 111 the political' firnianenl,' Charles LinUniark of Uevelstoke is coin-: to put the present government out of business. Too bud! but if chut lie meant it, we suppose there ii no use of 'kicking." His lumber business musl be protected, and it is outrugcoui that an advance of 'two bits' a tho USUI d should he made 111 ll.' royalty. The 1 oor 'do il.-' of f.'.w mil! -iien are beinjrgrilled by the ' ll quisllion" at Ottawa over then sl'egcd unlawful combine, and now Victom put on the last straw by Increasing iho royalty a fraction. Every moi lh we read the rsporta of the Lumberman's Atso- '■iati *ii meeting and invariably iho most prominent feature is a- nm her ad value III Ihe price of 111 in her of a dollar or two per thu US. und to (ake effect AT ONCE. Of course, the/ are private r *i ■ ccrns, and the interests of theii ihari holders mu-t be looked nf ar snd big dividends earned. It ii a case howovir, ol "tha pubic b< - d when there is any at-- empt io mako rcemi** out <>f lhe riebeat assel Ihe Province own s. Wo we sorry lhe govern mi ri did not "stand pnt" nn.l put lbs amendment through thii session. The Handy Qampanv, owning I some L'ood claims at the foot of] the lake, has undergone a prot B oi re-organitatlon, cleaned o„t :•-» '_as_aasasB_asasaaaB_-3- as dead timber and is now ei.d-.av r. ing to gat down to busin. --. Thia companv— iike many oth-l NOTICE. ers-was formed during "hom,,"j Ti-lip|. NoUflfc n()i K umea, with a large oapitali-wlon, 0., tliis pae« w,n b^ found in .large percentage of which went special suiplcmeut issued wi.k to the promoters. As is alwayi Mt cjition the case, "treasury '* stock could uot cotupeta with "promoter"] " ■""" Block, with the Inevitable rsii.' that funds wen not available to We have a letter anent tbe n,- carry on the work, cLelor tax from the secretary ..f 'lhe company have some good lhe «Cup*n*wociatioo, hut tin mineral claims with the best of lack of space we are oblig... tu shipping facilities nnd there is no hold it over. reason why—aith economic tl and | capable management—auoccaa should not be attained. A small lire occurred on Sun-!»«* " -''tei 1100,1 l,,st, at the re5idenct ot J. C. Murray. •ti ti 1 ■ 1 . • ' ' ' ' ' the efficienev of ihe Tiie Broadnew development is fl.„ , . , ,. , } , • j , . , i tire bri-'ade, n<i hi" dams"p m*. being pig .d along witb encour- (, timmmm wn*, aging n-ults. About 20 men "are employed steadily, The No. 4 '■ ' "* tunnel is well under wav Tno * ars of ore ij being rawhided down G*0, Fo',]r,,d* nf '''•', Mils, ro. which willbesirntioHenver fora !"'""! l!0,""fro"1 a holi(,»v ' \* te-t ns lo the best process of tr. at- ment. It is the intention of thc man- a.-' ment lo erect w ben oondit wm ran'—a reduction woiks for the treat ntnl of the large bod-e* of luw-grade ore knowu to exist on their properties. Before pr * d 11.g however, they i tendloh.iv* a thorough test made i>v p.-a. men .-o as to en-up* i I J. II. Lodwig, i.r-s slant n.a ia- ger of ilia Bilver Dollar mine, came over to Trout Like the lir-t ol the week. Iiu reports good progro s 1 ng made in lhe getting <f lhe mi ', maehiui ry up to the property antl expectato have it running somi i nm • in May, 0 Wm k on ll.e Silver Cup will be re sinned shortly, as soon as uli din gerirom inowdidcs bai passed The freight sheds ,.r** full o high grmi.* nre awaiting 1 i open •i' navigation. hral of the week. We regret te learn t.f the ileal I of the .-gel in *ther of Mrs. I; • r- Madden, at I. dian Lorclte, Q b .*. nnd extend lo the sorrowi £ fm,iiy our sincere -yiupitthi»». 1 ib M.-..H- n. -if the Lako tie* Hotel, h«| been on tbe -Jl - i Indiana who sold I ; md to the .. ', l- f r £7 ' .ic, now u 11 .iin off' and want tl l'ot.r Lo! t'ur .1.1 fii. 11 I. H .* Robinson*, o- .1 g i"l 1100 o * .1. W. I 'o If! the Kas'o 11. t* I. !• centlf. Mr. Cackle, w 1" is 1 renou hunter'' nskid I' wl il hi hnd 11 Iiii new butterflv l-loe •• 1 thst lie had ■" 1 -trong 1 iiiiiigh t*. Warn, I.e.l l*u li 1 ha' Could f V I'M! i . ' 1* :.; ■\ 1111. irh-i li id t.e ■ li. 1 ike x i • ii i'e .f .in 1 • \l 1. _• 11 > but «e look I., them lo'utakl good ,''■'■■'r "'"^ "">' ''"h a liter* cob*. n > *«.»■'. 1. I Mis. Hurray and Hftfi Ih,\i*| lefl a1 1 ... -•••• t n 1 bol Ida j tijp 1 ■ th • c aai ___Hr LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY.BC_ =DO= TheTwoVanrevels wrrei, rippled a ileuach'Tlnlllng mil- I ody that wooed tbe ilumberer to a de- ' llcloc*! half wakifulueae ua dreamily, | aa tenderly aa tlie croon of rain ou the i ('*£» By BOOTH TARKINGTON, r -Ta** rmn-Mi- Hm wan" u' ~M =DC7 br A J. NcOm tm. (Continued From Last Week.) CHAPTER IX. HKTTY never forget her Snt ■Ight ef the old friend of her family. Riturnlug witb a lad heart, Bhe wui walklag thi colt slowly through tbi earrlige gates wheu an eitravagantly stout lady In green muilln. liiuatrnied with huge rid ton-eta. cam* out upou the porch and wive* a (at arm to thi girl. Tbs tIi- Hir wan a dark green turban and a oaahuare afeawl, while the expanse of har iklrti wn nothing short af mig- ■lflcaat Some cithedral dome seemed ts hire keen mliplaced and tbe lady dropped lata lt. Har eutatratohad hand terrified Betty. Uew waa aha ta approach near eneugh to take it? kin. Tinberry wai about sixty, looked forty, aud at first you might have gueised sbe weighed ueirly 800, but tbi Ughtneei of her smile md tbe actual baoyanoy which she lemehow Imparted te her whole dominion Iwien- ad that by at leait i hundredweight. She ballooned out to the horae block with a billowy ruah loaiwbere be tweaa bounding and soaring, aad Mlis Bitty iliil dawn from the colt, who akled violently, to find bereelf anrel- •pad, la apite of tha dome, ln a vait auif ef green and red muilln. "My charming girl!" exclaimed the lady vehemently ln a voice of auch bulky rlchneii, of iuch merriment and unction of delight, that lt fell upon 1_ii Betty* ear wltb more of tbi Quality of ihetr gayety tban any ihi had ever beard "Beautiful child! Wbat a beautiful child you are!" She kliMd the girl reioundlngly ea both cheeks, stepped bick from ber and laughed and clapped her fat bandi, which ware covered with flashing rlnga. "Oh. but you are a true blue beauty! You're a prlnceill 1 am _n. Tub berry Jane Tanberry, young Jaale Tan- berry. 1 haveu't seen you Blue* you were a baby uud your pretty mother was a girl like us!" "You are ao klud to come," said Betty hesitatingly. "I shall try to ba vary obedient." "Obedient!" hire. Tanberry uttered the word with a shriek "You'll be nothing of the kind. I am tbe light mludedest woman tu tbe universe, and any one wbo obeyed me would be embroiled ln everlastiug trouble every aee- oud ln tba day. You'll find that I am tbe oue thlt needi looking after, my charmer." Sh* tapped Mlis Betty'i cheek with -iter Jeweled fingers ai tbe two mount ed the veranda etepi. "It will be worry enough for you to obey yourself. A body lees tbat at tbe flrat bluab. You bare conaclc-nce ln your forehead snd rebellion lu your chin. Ha. ha, ha!" Here Mra. Tanberry sat upon and obliterated a large chair, Miaa Carawe taking a atool at her kuce. "People of our nge oughtn't to be bothered with obeying. There'll be tuna enough for tbat when we get old and can't enjoy anything Ha'.' ba.'" Mn. Tanberry punctuated ber obier vatioui with short volleys of huiky laughter, ao abrupt lu both discharge "My tlnirnilnn ulrl.'" aad CflltllMI that, until Mill Betty been ini, iccnitODSd to the hublt. ibe Was ujil tu start slightly ut eiieb aalvu. "I bud u husband-once," tbe ludy resumed, "but only once, uiy frleud! He bad Ideas like your father's-your father la sucb au imbecile—uud be thought tbut when, sisters, daughten and aueb like ought to be obedleut— that la, tbe rest uf the wurld was wrong unless It waa right, aud right waa Juit bla own Utile teeny squecny prejudices and emotions dressed up fur u crazy inasqueriide as facts 1'uur mau! He lasted only nhuiit n yeur'" Aud Mrs Tanberry laughed heartily. "They've beeu ut imr tttue aud again to take mother." sin* lowered her voice aud leaned towurd Betty confidentially. "Nut 1! I'd be willing te engage myself to Cralley Uruy (though Cralley faaan't gut ruuud to me yeti. for I dou't uilud Just bulug engaged, my •dear, but they'll bave to Invent suuie Sblng better tbaa a man before I marry MT one of ■••in ugalu: But I love e«j, i do, the charming Billies! And you'll ae* how they follow mul" Hhe putted the girl's ahoulder, ber nail! eyes -beaming gulsslvaliy. "We'll have tha giyeit house lu lluueu, ladybird: Tha yeuug men all go tu the Bareaudu', but they'll come here now, aud we'll have the Bureauda aloug wltb 'em. ]'«• been away a long time; Just llniibed unpacking yesterduy nighl wheu yeur father came in after the tire. Wheo! What a state be wai lu, wltb thut tew -par of hli! Didn't 1 map blm up when he asked me to come un.l stay with /ou? Ha, ha! I'd lime cuine evei If you hadu't beeu beuutiful, but 1 was wild to be yeur playmate, for I d beard Bathing but 'Min Betty Carewe, Mils Bittr Carewe.' (rem evarri-oiii J *cw since the liiiiiulc" uiy atage 'came la. You set 'em ull und at your ball, and I kuew we'd nuike a glorious homefiri, you und I! Some of the vugubondi will turn up this very eveuing, you'll lee if tbey dou't. Hu, bu! Tbi way they follow me!" Mrs. Tanberry wai Irresistible. She lilli"! the whole place otbenvlsi than b.v the mere uiutcrlul vuluuilaouiuiMi of her, bubbling ever with froth of liiiiiseiike which lleiv (brough the house, driven by her energy, like aea foam ou a sprlug pile, uud the day, to discord until begun for Miss Betty, grew musical with bar owu luughter, answer- Int the husky ItaeeatO of the 11 vm*.ous newcomer. Nelson wilted upou them at table, radiant, tils smile like tho i keyboard uf uu ebony piun... aud bis il.»iii'|.eui*iiii' es iin., tbe kitchen were iiceoniplisheil hy means of u surreptitious double ihufile lud followed by tbe cachinnating erhoei uf the vaiu , Mamie's reeeptiuu of the vlsilur's si! lies, which Neliou huatlly retailed in pasting. -Nor was Mn Tauberry'i prediction allowed tu ko unfulfilled regardlug the advent of those personi wbum she had desiguated il vngsbouda. lt may have beeu out of deference to Mr. Carewe'i sense of decorum or from u cautious regard of what be was llubie to do wheu he considered tbat »euie outraged tbut tbe gtiiiuuts uf lioiien bad placed themselves under the severe restraint of ulluwlug three days tu elapse after tbelr Introduction to Mlsa Curewe before they "paid tbelr respects at the house;" but, be tbut aa tt may. the dictator was now safely uuder wuy dowu tbe Roueu river, aud Mn. Tanberry relgued lu bli stead. Thus, at about » o'clock tbut evening, tbe two ludies sut lu tbe library euguged lu eouversation, though, fur the auke of accuracy, lt sbuuld be said tbut Mrs. Tauberry was engaged la conversation, Miss Betty iu giving ear, wheu their attention was arrested by sounds of a somewhat musical uuture from the luwu, wbleb aouuds were Immediately identified aa euii.nai.il*,' from a flute aud vlollu. Mrs. Tuuberry bouuded across tbe room like a public buildiug caught by a Cyclone, and. dusUiug at tbe cuudles. "Blow 'em out. blow 'em out!" she ex- claimed. Milling tbe uctiou to tbi word lu u Busier of excitement. "Why?" aaked Miss Carewe. iturtled, as she rose to be.- feet. Tbe cuudles Wer* out before the question "Why."' repeated tbe merry, husky voice In tbe darkness. "My guoduess, child precious, tbuse vagubuuda ure here! To think of your never having beeu serenaded before!" Rhe drew the g'.r) to tbe window uud pointed to a group of dim t'gures ueur tbe lilac bti.ihea. "Tbe deur, delightful viiguhouds!" ahe chuckled. "1 knew they'd come! It's the beautiful Tup* |.Ingham Marsh with bis fiddle aud youug jeff Bareaud with his Out.- un.l 'Owe Mudrllloii uud little 1'ruuk Cbeu- owetb aud thin Will Cuuimiiigs to aiug. II ii rk tn tbe macula!" It Is perfectly truthful to aay that tbe vlollu and time executed tbe prelude, ainl tbeu the trio sounded full on tbe evening nir. tlie more effective chords obligingly drawn out as long ui the breath In the singers could hold them lu order to allow the two fair nini.!'■." complete lien. (:t of tbe bar inouy. They sai.g "The Harp That (nice Through 'Jura's Hulls" and followed lt wltb •'Long. Long Ago." "That." Mn. Tanberry whispered be tween stifled ftustl of tltuoat uucou trollable laughter, "ia meaut for Just me." "Tell me the tales that to me were ao dear," entreated tbe trio. "I told 'em plenty." gurgled the enlivening widow, "and I aspect between Us we cun get up nume more." "Now you are come niy grief Is removed," they aung '"Tbey mean feet futber la on bla way to St. Louis," remarked Mra. Tanberry. "L«l ma forget that so Imn you have roved. Let nn* Mieve thnt you love as you lovtd lajng. lotif tigo. long tgo." "Applaud, applaud!" whispered Mn. Tanberry cumin lining tlie uilustreli by a hearty cluppiug of bauda. Then the caudles were relit uud tbe aertiiiiders IniiN-d wlthlu. Nelson came bearing cuke uud wlue, und tbe house wui mude merry i'reaently the romp, \ Irginiii liureuud, making ber appear* an* i ul. tbe inm uf General Trumble, Mrs Tanberry led Ihem ull lu a hearty game or blind loan's Lull followed hy aa hearty a dancing of I uin Tucker. After tbut. a yuudrllle being proposed. Mra Tanberry luggested thut Jeller suu ibould run home and bring I uu thou for the fourth lady However, Virginia explained thut she bud en- deulured tu persuade both her slater uud Mr Qtay lo accompany tbegener- al aud herself, but thut Mr Cray had complained of iudispusitiuu, having mf- { fered greiitly from beuduehe ou no* * count of lubiiliug ao much smoke at tin* warehouse lire, uud, of sounw, Kun- Cbon Would uot leaie lilm. iMIsi Carewe permitted bin self tbe aligbtest i •hrug of tbe shoulder:, i So tbey duiued the quadrille with I Jefferson at the pluim Hint Mr Marsh | performing lu tha ebametsr of a lady, a proceeding most uuucceptable to tbe Rceerul, whom Mrs. Tuuberry forced tu be hi. purtuer. And tbua the eveulug passed guyly away, Tapplngbam .Marsb spuke tbe truth, Indeed, when be exclaimed lu purtlug, "Ob, rare Mrs Tanberry!" But the bouse had nol done wltb acre* uudes tbut night. The guests had lung alnce departed, the wludowi were aim and dark uuder thi wiu old moon, Which bud risen lamely, looking unfit miliar uud not half itself; the uir bare in odor' or lateness, and nothing moved, when a delicale harmony stole out of tbe shadows beyond the misty gar- deu Low but ri'souuut chords sounded uu tbe lieu tier strings of a guitar, While iibove ihem. uji.ni tbi* .lighter UNSIGHTLY SKIN DISEASE REMOVED THE FINANCIAL VAMPIR*. .*>.• Kn i, if,ii,c*.*rf (lie quadrille. root soothes a child to sleep. Under tbe artist's cunning touch tbe instrument was both the accompauimant aud the aong, uud Miss Belly, at flrat taking tbe music to be a wauderlug thread tn the fabric of her owu bright dreams, drifted gradually to consciousness to find herself imillug. Her eyes opeued wide, but half closed iigmu wllb tbe Ineffable iw outness of the sound 1'ben a voice wai beard, eerily low, yet gallant and clear, a vibrant baritone, sluglug to the guitar; "lly lady's hair. That dark delight, Ia both as fair And dusk as night. I know aoan* lovelorn haul is that belt In time to moonbeam twinklings fleet. That dance and glanci like lew«;• there, B-mblaaonlng th* rav*n hair. "Ah. raven hair. Bo dark and bright! What love lies there Enmeshed tonight? I know aoma sighing lads that say Their hearts w*r* snared and torn away, And new as pearls one tat* ihey ahar* Kniangled ln lh* raven hair. "Ab. raven hair. From auch a plight Could you not spar* On* acolyte? I know a broken haart that went To serve you but a* ornament. Ala*, a ruby now you waor. Enaangulntng lh* raven hair!" Tbe aong bad grown fainter and fainter, the aluger moving away as Le sang, aud the last Hues ware almost lu audible lu tbe distance Tbe guitar could be beard for u moment or two aiorn, tbeu silence came agalu. It waa broken by a rustling In tbe room uext to Mlis Betty'B. uud Mra. Tuuberry called softly through tbe open door: ■Trim ess, are you awakeV Did you hear tbat serenade'-" After a pause the answer came hesitatingly lu a small, faltering voice: "Yea—If It wai one. I thought perbapi be was only singing aa be passed aloug the itreet." "Aha!" ejaculated Mrs. Tanberry abruptly, as tbougb abe bad made an unexpected dlaeovery. "You knew better, snd this waa a serenade tbat you did not laugh at. Beautiful, I wouldn't lat It go any further, evan while your father Is gone. Something might occur tbat would bring him bome without warning. Such thlnga have happened. Tom Vaurevel ought to be kept far nway from tbis bouse." "Oh. It wai uot be." returned Min Betty quickly, "It wai Mr. Oray. Did not you"— "My dear." Interrupted the other, "Crulie.r Cray's specialty la talking. Most t.f the vast-bond* ran sing and play a bit. and so eau Cralley. particularly when bei bnd it few bowli of punch, hut when Turn Vnnrevel touches the ciiltnr and lifts up his voice tn sing there Isn't an ungel In beaten that wouldn't quit the place and .ome to hear him! Cralley wrote those words to Virginia Unreatid. (Her hnir Is even darker thun yours, you know . Thut wus when he wns being engage I to ber. and Tom must hove set the music to 'em lately and uow cornea bore to sing 'em to you. ntnl well enoiiirh tbey fit um Hut you must keep blm away, princess " Ke-rertbeleti Betty knew the voice wus not that which Inul bid her look to the stars, and she remained etinvline'd that It lit'lonc-d to Mr Cralley iiniv. who had been too III a few hours eorller to lonve the llareau.l bome, nnd now, Wltb rumh.m's kisxes nu his lips, cuuie stealing Into her garden and sang to her u song be bad mude for another girl If there wns one person In the world Whom Miss Betty held In bitter eon tempi und s.orti It wns the owner of tbsl void- and that guitar. (To Be Continued.) Big Royal Appointment. M.*re thnn I.2IKI tradesmen uppear- . eH in the New Tear's Qaaetta not in tho lilicoilifortiible part ..I :l but In a section which nils than that they are entitled to nie the royal arms over their shop fronts Their warrants, however, an royal tradiaman do not carry the nght to ' fly tl.e Royal Stands*. They are of all eorts and descrip- ' tions- butchers, bakeri and candle- itick-inakeri, and, moreover., chlm- . ney sweepers, heraldic painten, sword cutlen, interior decorators, gold loo* | men, geographers, bagpipe maken, | bridecake makers, purveyor! of turtle, nnd Iniplte of the horrible ex- I Biiii.le of Henry I.—there U A maker nl lamprey pies. There are hat makers and confectioners at Mariunbad and Hotnburg, bootmakers, chemists, and steel pen makers, rose growers, tobacconists, and fruiterers all over the country, | snd in India and Multa; purveyon of lavender water at Plymouth and Wellington, and even a "contraotoi ot Iat" and of "billet wood." There is a maker of yachting ahoea and if iiiHiiufactiiht of twa-td, tartan, and Highland clunks in Sbs- Wonderful Zsm-Buk Cur* kntchewon. A most interesting cure hns juat been effected al lnveiinity, Su.-k.. by Ibe great houiehold balm, Zam-Buk, Mrs. J. Al. McCoiniick suys: "Seven years ugu my (aee broke oul in rough, red blotches, whloh burned and Itched and smarted In turn l tilinuM beyond anduranoe, I cum-1 ineiieeii to tn every known remedy | I oould gel for laoe and --km troubles, but gel in. relief. Doctors ii.hl ine there was absolutely no cure lot nie. Finally niy husband sen! iui ii supply of Z:iin-Huk Wa applied ■ small uunpli to i Bmall patch ol the disease. To oui delight the portion treated with Zam-Buk very i|inekly healed. We then obtained a propel supply and began tin- Zam-Buk treatment I amnoa delighted to r.t;iie that a(.*i having ll-eil a lew boXea, I lllll II'.* 'I the old trouble and completely cured i ob, the toil we lost and the apoil wa lost. 1 fool then waa. and he bought stock (Even as vou and I!) He wai told it wai itrong ai etarnal rock. (We called him a lamb of the neweal flock) But the fool he bought an enormous block. (Even as you and I!) Ob, the risks we take and the deali wr* make, And tie spoil ol our head and hand Belong to the Magnate who knew too much. (And now we know thnt he knew toe much), But we didn't understand A find there was and his stuck he eold (Kven au you and I I) And then, with u bound, it upward rolled At the word o! the Magnate who eon- trolled. But tbe fuol was scared and hii lcet got cold. (Kveu as you and I !) I will Level Is- uiiiiiiiit Zam-Buk in the house ai long ae I live, and to all who are troubled w-iii -lm disease in any torm, I would say, Hi.si. time In obtaining a supply oi Zam-Buk Zatn-Buk cine*, aeaema, nd.. scalp sores, ringworms, blotches on thi face and body, chapped places, cold sores, pilea and enlarged vetni As hm ,iiiliii.i-.il ii .-.ner- rheumatism and ■' alien, and nil.lied OVt r the che i relievei iln- tightness dui to s, \ ere co d All stores and druggists sell al M cents a box, oi poal tree Irom the Zam-Buk Co . Toronto n bora for t2 ...i "Yes Tommy," related I'n.i.- Bob, who ha'l just returned trom a mountain tour, "the Matterhorn is indeed a wonderful sifiii "H"W big i- it. I'licle P...I'-" lak • • 1 I "Iiim. in llolidel "uh. it Is highei thnn the talie-l hlllliliii*-7 you . ver -a\i " "OracioUl I How do they ever blow u horn as that- "—Chicago ,ews. The railway commission have greed io the appointment uf ■ com- rus'ion to diun* up a standaiil code i operating rules loi all roadl BABY SLEEPS SOUNDLY Bal-ie-r «!,,., are given uu ooeaaion- .; iini" oi Baby'.*- Own tablet,- al wny- deep i,.uiicly at nipht. and it ii not the dragged sleep produced by Bleeping drop di "i tothing" tyrupi .iil.ei the sleep la natural, healthy and restful, and babj nukes up iii the morning bright and chenr- tul The Tablett are the beet ine.li- .'ilie in the Wi.lll [ol the CUrS "I hII the minor ailments of little una \li- I. ilagne, Edmundaton N It . ■ays "M.i jbabj wee cross ami fretful and I bardlj eve. *.'.'t a good re t until I Ik'c.iii giving Baby'i Own Tablets These Tableti removed il suae "f the trouble and inm babj ileep well ai night Tin* Tablets nr.- sold by druggists ..i hi mini a! IS oatAl I box Innn 'I lie lh Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, onl. And the excellent pants we planned Belong tt. tlu* Magnate who knew too much. (And now we know that he kuew too much), But we didn't utideratutid. A fool there was and his stock he Iwld (Kven as yon nnd I 'I And the price weni down like a tre*. that's felted (Yet somehow the Magnate's eurplul ■walled), But Iliiin for Ihnt same fool waa s|s-lled. (Kven aa you and I !) And it isn't the drum and it isn't the loss That stings like a red lint brand It's coming t" know that vue don't know lunch (Seeing at last we can never know much). And never eau understand Carolyn Weill LIVER TROUBLE FROM OVEREATll Tho Kidneys and Bowels also Deranged] Gure Only Obtained by use of DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS, Miti'ti I- 1 Inimenl Co., l-iinned. Some tune aco I had a bad attack of Qunii-y which laid me up (ortw. iii'k- und coal ii l..i "t money. 1 ,'i.nc ih« lump avail) forming in inv throat, I bs*i,..l freely with MIWRD'S I.1MMIN1 and lelur- H'.tit* a cloth with ibe liniment Ief I ii .in all i N'e-ci in . ■ * •• swelling ind I '." ''•• naid.iip it 11 m tt * rk "i Quinn to fi.*.* uae i MIN Mil.'.- 1.1N1MI m ii I WOBOEN St John \ band "i terroriate reeentl) ■ui I killed Victoi Oruen, the chief "I ths «eerel i* liee i M • eon ■ I,.- i*... .In ing in s cab The has be !«.-. II ci ii.. iit Bethlehem i'ii the scene "I ■ conflict Is-- Franciscan tnnenian and uiulil DIED A BEGGAR. The Pathetic C-aseei1 of Joha Slow, lhe I i.kI.-i* Ii.ii.ji «.»*• John Stow, the eelel.rated English autit|tiury, was a remnrkuhle man. lie was boru of poor purcuts aliotit UBO and hrmiKbt up to tbe tailor's trade For forty yeara bis life was passed among needles aud thread, but lu tbe few leisure boura which bla trude ul IowihI h.m be bad always been a fond reader of legenda, chronicles, historic! aud all tbat told of tbe times that were paat By aueb reading be grew to be ao attached to old memoirs that wh«.n about forty yeara of age h« threw down bis needle, devoted blm ■elf to collecting them and followed bis new profession wltb tbe faith aud enthusiasm of an apostle. Short of means, be made loug Jourueya arool to hunt over and ranaack colleges aud monasteries, and, no mutter bow worn aud torn might be tbe rags of old pa Iters wblcb be found, be kept all. re viewing, counectlng, copying, compar lug. annotating, witb truly wonderful ability and good sense. Arrived al fourscore years aud uo longer capuhle of earning a livelihood, be npplled to tlie king, aud James I., coiiaeutlug tu bla petition, granted to tbe mau wbc bad smed treasures of memoirs foi English history tlie ravur of wearing a beggar'a garb and asking alma al church doors. In tins ubject slut.* forgotten and deaplaud, be died twe yean later. « i'ui' n.i Bbeumatiam The m- iruaiou .I uio acid mi.' the blmxl ■•••^r-t-i- ia a ii iiillul cause "I iiieu- .nail' paiua. 'I'i'i.- iiregulurily l owing i" ,i deranged and unhealthy condition id the liver. Anyone tub** j.c: in iln- |i,i.iiiiii all. t'lii,ii mil Inul a remedy in Harmelee'i Vegetable iili.- lii.'ii action up-ui the kid- ii pronounced and moal i*n<- heal. an.I bj restoring health) action, they correct lmpuritiee in hi I. tin COMflAlE OF OLD. Comrade .1 old, come back to me. The careless youi >u u -e.l to be; Coma back and .. mi h tor iwhile Voui Irmnir uii.i i,*i 'Jhami item lip Millie. We'll juiiiit the .n i.r- of toemon ('nine baok. ft.... tinl, with tl lea. Tbey cull you from nor lung Ciiiiuii l« of old thi meadow winds blow '■ brook that thr. adi the x.le. Criminal! Like Canada. A number of oflenderi, have recently endeavored to escape conviction ln London, Eng., by promising to mni- gruto to Canada, which neetns to hav* i fascination foi tho ordinary criminal. Two corporals of ths Irish Juiir.ls who stole regimontal moneye had ficketi for Cauuda when arrest- id, and a burglar when brought before the court said he had committed bis crime with the best ot Intentions, ■muting the wherewithal to go to Oaa- ida for a new start. I rooi Ibe Uuuutlful Eaal. A email pruportluu uf tbe flora la lu dlgeuoua. Tbe mujorlty came from the eaat like ull tbe great Ideas ou which our culture la founded, aud were developed uud Improved ou thia clinic lull. Italy received Ihe lemon aud tbe oruuge rrom tbe Semites, wbo lu tbeir turn hud obtained tbem from India. 'I ie* olive, tbe Bg, tbe vine aud the palm were grown by tbe Semites long before tbelr cultivation peuetrat ed to the west. 'The laurel uud inyr tie. indeed, are ludleeuoun lu Italy, bul tbelr use for ceieinunlul purposes came across the Mediterranean from the e.isi 'Mn* hume of Ihe cypress Is uul lu Italy, but lu tbe Greek ircblpelago, northern I'erslu. Clllela and I.ebuuuu - from Strusburiter'e "Itlvlera." Shelley'i Notebook! Sold. following the manuscript of Mil 'nil's "I'uiuilis.. Lost," three iilnui■•• ■ 1" bOokl ol Shelley, which were th. 'Iltlnguisbing leature of tin- recenlli ..Id library formed by the lata III Richard Oamett, win. wus lor mam louts chief librarian ot the Itritisi. Muse.nn, have entered Into the DOS leMsnni .if K H Ralaey, cwner of thi beat Shelley collection in tin l'iiite.1 States These note books Mere fivii bv Shelley's widow tn her son, Sir Percj Slielley, who iiiishciI tht-iii nil to lir 'iin nelt. All his other note books are iu the Bodleian Library, at (Inf..id, un.l it is iiiii.*ii regretted In Bngland thut the ihree hooks m .piestion were nut saved lor this country. They an* cspecinllv valuable, us sn much of the matter contained ir. tbem is unnublislied ftere hy the pond the m!!.". !■.•.• Iie.-k- with iu :hms alluringly; ('i.m.* baok a truce t urt and trial Ih.ff for a week the frock and tile And com.*, the boj wt long to ■ ■ Comrade "f old Btacj E Baker Iwo Vle»> of ■ l\ "That's ll Nimiiius won,an walkliiK along then*." remarked om- or the men "Oh, I ihiu't know," oh.le.ted the oth er "She looks III,.* a pretty decent «..rt of woman to u.e" New York I'resa. What Mr l..4.iI ■apMgb—1 u« would iit-vah msn ry fob money, doncber know, hecuuii- i mi don't iteiiii.t aeed it. Miss Caiiatliiue If you ever marry. I sii|p"se It will he for brains.-Detroit Tribune. Hurried eating and lack ol propel niiiMieiitiuii "1 Un* lOOd me union*' iiu* most common causes of Lndlgss- ii.Hi, nml overaatini la undoubtedly the beginning ul trouble mill tlie liver ami kidneys. Kuliici disease and rheumatiam in,, not uiuallj the Aral indloation ni a deranged system, but these troubles follow mil ded headaches, ,*,,ii iipatioii ami bllioui attaeki Because ol thai direot and com. i,nn',I act! ii the liver, kidneya and bowels, Dr, ('linr.e'i- Kidney- Lu,*, i'ili uie efleotive In «hai- evei stage ol such dreangementa Ihey inn. In- Uied, Uioept uhen tin* iiiuiiu' iii i!,.* kldneyi Iuu- been wasted away by Uni'iit's disease Whal in- would smphaaias, bow- evei h ih,* advantage "i beginning ii,, treatment at tha Ural inwoation ni trouble with th>* livei It ii iln* livei whioh tiisi leeli the result ..I nvereating b icause "I it- difficult) iu nli."mi* iii. blood Keep the livei right bj thi timely uae "I Di i lis ie'i Kidnej IJvei 1'ills and j "i in .I only prevent beada. • liilu'ii in* i .iii.i oonatipation, but en- iiii-lv e capa derangam. nti ol ihe i i in**i i, ii imii are iii "in*'1 ■*" dread Iniii painful mnl lalul Mi. Him i Alia . iinti* Kidney -I.im* inn Be ,. ! '"' Di ''-1 '-I dn nllllsllfil Ilm' KUgll Ilelllt* li.l Ul ,„'„,," '" 1'iilllplllilll Mrs. I: Hi, lam,,, Moc Si fJatharltiBa, ti ;ii seriously affiii •■■ I uni, llllll .-llllll.uh yeai Kluallj i l,, „„„ I oould searuelj "ui suffering u iinlly I gic.i i'iiiai*ililt"l. an I Uin,■ doetoi Celled ll" I" ... Altel il liin. right ilde, whi. was livei iinni. * i ,„., In-i uuiii I bei ('buses Kidnej I helped ma al un a doaen h"X'* I I owe im treatment, and n iih (In* hope mill liellelll h> Iii Chan i oni pill I I • • nil dealers ol I I " , 1 iu "lil.. A New Drink. Mi.-s Agnes Slack, lecretar] ol tbe International W. C. T. I told on the Mei n ■ the a *.- abont te suil foi Liverpool, i temperano* story ■ a little boy, one ivening Ht din* . ned ui in • lathei leet s long while ni.1 then said ■■ 'Papa e bal makei j oui ni ■ -ilea iini red " rhe ea-i w ind of eoune,' u.e (aili.'i an-*, ered with grufl haste I':..-- that jug ol beer and don'l talk - much "Then, from the other end i.i the table, the bov's mother said iweet- I] "V.- 1 iniiiv. |in-- youi lather tlie seat mud. and i~* careful nol t" ■pill *un On the table cloth Hui Enquire! Onre Only VV . I .1.1 Hn * how ,' lei.un i'i Iowa Nellhel dO Wl iiimii mlh the ... ar.ii delphlu Public I Minard'i Linim»ni Cum cj Cowl. I iid.gttliti" that rrianftc* to Human Hitipiiiait. pmlru in ii. Maaalta ana u.. .... i .. wit n- i.e- it,,-. ti- . u.tt. r .1 ill S..lllll All„*Ii'Kll *»••!. .U. 1'LlB Ureal s|..a.a. li ai,d utrw returiii sl.ii.u .i.r.- lilt-roll 'U. I'lUe*. tile IM-r..*.. Kill), ill I'lilalitili. Jn..-- out iiatninin •• *1,*|h*i. • las. .Hti..n. anil i.toif. nai-k rltr aim. ol in in i lisalth lures babilredi ot ■ In ..lu. . llmi lia.i- I'Slll.-il iililfii .su. In :t London government board r— pint il i- calculated Unit the men whose applications were entertained represented I ii pei .-.-nt at tlie working population Bomi of the lii-tnct. about ■ of Swiii Biver, v ■tailed then own r. U-Hi* bail I- •' Unly thuse wl can tell cause Pain witb pain with then ' ill |e||^! , . *. il ll .. p.'lied thai the Hll-1 I III- p iiii "w nmi' ihe \v hit* I' i and Kuinii railwaj bl -"hi mu P. the Ouggenheiuu "I Ne* V".l. I in* I., norar) King Bdward - , CS0.178 li"in tl • late Allie.1 Beit CJO.OOfl queathed bj Ihi lun.I plus Minard'i Liniment Cure! Diphtheria Mutlc Served Hot. A phonograph which can l»* he.-ird a mile nway is the m*w I reneh m*. te tint., tl glephoiie The smiiul I- pro dueed hy the use of what are called si>eakiiig flames, and the principle! governing the method «•••• Bret < plained in lt*03 by (i 0 Porter tie fo'e the I/ondon Physiral Beetetj Mr Porter found that if a tuning fork be itnick and then held in the flume of a Buna-en burned the sn'itnl is |*crceptib!v increuse■'. The mnxi mum of sound intensity is-curs when the lurk ts held where lhe flam.- I- hottest Tho French inventor (i I.an- det uses a record which has the smind vibratiotia marked not in depth, but in length, and the stylus travels hori- I'Uilally, like a pendulum Tbe stylus securities the gas chamber into two parte, and the rns then passes on to the burners The vibration •>' the disk open and close the gas opening!, causing the flow to vary The MOM ' ls so intense that it pan ts> heard a j mile away It can bl l'*--ened by regulating the burner, hut the |...wer of i sound is found t>. !»> always proportional tn the energy giv«n nut during combustion Mm iru! Age WIREDGLAS( WINDOW, METALLIC ROOFING TOMONTO ■■. WINNIIW Mines' * Matben' Tr« —Ml letehle PMdsin* I" LUd omot VI r««!. I.« by Ui. P. L. Pic-ak u. iM. Makes Baby Stron Retaor-a lhe tek •*-.*•* '- .* or.kh. tea iou»d .s-1 tr.«l Inopttwr of otlss ts j'. i AtAmn*o.2'x (..--' Puta-aCt DtnoiNiws rrora_ . stt* with kf-^w ... to.*.'""' .lid . "n,Mi.t n*IA>« IB !!•••'"'• Ait olmit ..,tu |wa«ri. il'"-' !*lf.,. Mtd wltaslteSI vol. nn- » aiveroNi DbHo«Ni» i'i • »■• II. I.II.UIN >"• "•»*•' kttthtsl l«a«M • .*!••', ei... ro I ■ .. fl.. rm* Hllk rtm.i. ni... Aett.r tm.1 ImI tmttrmumnf.1 I llilas Omm. miwrn. Co. Union In thi Eaat. Church Work, a Church of Knglaud louraal, published in tha Maritime Provinces urges tho creation of a new Bynod or ecclesiastical Province, con- listing of tlie Maritime Produced and Newfoundland The proposal Is inter •sting as allowing the trend ol leehng tn the Province., down by the sea toward a union rather than a diviiion of their forces It ii tn line with the proposal to have hut one Maritime civil Province, which la now being agitated by thc younger men of that fiart of Canada, and there i. also no ittle significance in the fact that a closer union Is groivinp between the shiirchei In Canada aud Newfoundland Yoo caanot posilbl*. hi" a better Cocoa ihu EPPS A delicious drink and a -•<•-" food. Fngrant, nutritn>i»| ec-inimical. This cXlcI'- ■■ ■ maintain* the system ia " bealtb, and enables It to' w liner's extreme coi. j COCO. Sold b) Grocers a*iid Storeki la 1-lh. and i-lb Tiny Your Grandsons Will-B Old Men Before Thi "Oshawa" Roof Wears Ouj Send for FREE book— "Roofing Right," — worth your reading. W. N No. 824. The Pedlar People Get the faota before you roof a thing. Of Oahawm Roof your building! with "Oihawa " Galvanliod Steel hhmfj thia year, and Uiat will be a GOOD roof in 2007. \* <■ »'ll,'l you a written guarantee, hacked hy f2B0,00O, that am I. »"] firoperly put on, will need no repair! and no painting for ai •*" weniy fi ve yean shawA EirEird Shingle makorts.fi water-tight, wind-proof, woathor-proof, rust-P-j flro-proof for a r.aniury, our plain guarantee keeps it »1 26 yoara witliout a cent of c si to tlie man win- W Made ln ONE QUALITY ONLY,-of 28-gua^e, semi-hardened STEEL double-galvanized They lock on all FOUR sidea-the ONLY METAL ahingle that need NO CLEATS. Easy to put on-a hammer and aanipa (tinners' shears) are tools enough. Oust LESS and last longer than any other roof. Tell us the surface area ol any roof on vour place and we will tell you exactly what it will cost to roof it nr'1-' Meatqtal lll-l tinif aa w. Tefmrte ll OllMM Mi Otuwe inaueMiii W l.uuuu It. Ill Linn Wlenlpee budM. V.i„o,.v»r 116 Ckii.i.i ll id LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B. C. Dear Mother Your little on« arc a constant cue in Fall and Wintes weather. They will aauh cold. Oo you know about Shiloh'i Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and •arfuit it has done Iui io many > It is wid be lhe onlv nliable lemedy lor all rasas ol lha iir passages in children, in absolutely luumlcu and plnsant to (ktks. It u guaranteed to cure or youi money returned. Tho pcice it 25c. per bottle, all dealers ia medicine sell j,. HILOH it. ranedy should be in every household Ideas of Humor. lend thai an Englishman ul ri grent joke In* played il He WU. coming along it ith Ktiine companions uml hi*, friend i houie mi tin It i iiiioejti'i'i uu a i the jit. he dii* 'i.*M"l tire, villi bis friend in tin- third story wiiuliiw hlii.nl in*.- fm help "Jllll'l !■ lump! Ue 11 'old li i ' i ■• ii "W linl iwi.s tbe j* i ' ■ i ii ked "Why i ■ ' ii in rgplied, "we '11 I nu blanket al nil John •• Baxe tbe poet, and Olivet Wendell ll'.lini' iu*ii' talking about bruin fever, when Mi Baxi remark- ed: "I •* niii..-I. <il brain f.*wi inyselt " "Ho« oould you lm<■.- l.iiiin level " ii. ked l»l Holm Ir i only strong brain ' have brain level " "lli.u did .-> "il Iiml thill OUl t" ii I ". Baa* In 11.ml.ui n in.uuiii ind iuu* day ^Hfl> I'** Mr. |tler ili*it ganiua i lie red 1 "I eiiii'i t.*ll vim. madam," tier replied Heaven hai ■ i in.* in* offspring worn vello f the great-set ble. i ing.* i. Hits |a Mother Oravaa' Worm (•uiiiiuiui li effectually expels IIIUI- Ile li effectually uml rives health in in*.I.nel tt. the little Thi diip portr pine of tl' • atnriii oomplalni that evil. •*il pereoni ara ipreadlni re- that large uffeis ol I'd* I me pouring in iii.in ull parti world. ird'i Linimtnt Cum Dtitimp*-- ctistructioti of the proposed id -hip canal by the ('un:. iini. tiniii.'iit is likely to -tart much B>' tlim, expeeted Tin*-, work is • I t« N t HO.UUU.IKXl bti. American |p.atlsn. - lt i T quick sit***. ebts.lut*. Rheumatic Our* Cures i safe i..it u.le.i and sluiust instant r.lt.-I r.ir.* in frum une la days- works t. ti.i. r ■ .i. tt. ••-: acute i uf . in i.ri.sii-.ii. One maun i«-*tt I speut '. -ai-ii. it. im*.i i.. i i. It-aClBt its use 4 iH.lllt-a i uleil lue * 1 lun THE BUTCHER BOY. He Htu.uili.rrd lhe Ulflrrrnl r.-otie In Ike IIvbh. butcher's boy was aueb a brlgtit chap tbat tlie fourth flour Woman lg«d blm In conversation while Jug out ber order. u bare all tbe trade uf tbli bouse, m't you?" ibe aaked. I'm." knd do you call for ull the orders I aame aa here?" I'm " lud I suppose you go to otber build too?" I'ti'ui, lots of Vm" woman looked at blm admlr ty t'ear me" »be aald. "what n splen bead you must hnve tu rvuii-mbcr unny tblugi' I ain't you gi-i |n*ople ed sometimes V INo. tna'ain." he aald. "I uaed to." | added, w srintug Into cpe-vcli uuder ' genial smile, "but 1 don't nnv more ybow. I'd never gel mixed about the ulln-s In thia liniise I know '.*m too 11. Wheu tbe boas tells ine to come " here aud get the ur-lers lie doorHl'l *u have to cull thc fumllies hi name I've got thia building down flue, all fellows tu tbe simp bus. lic.il use ll alwaye ao much uiiialc going Tbe tint lltsir folks bait- a planu, when tbe boas sends me to ttiem ayi. ***3o and ne wlmt the piano uta thta morning ' '1 lie hi ud floor the comet, tlie ilnnl the fiddle, aud > llflli la tbe ban]0 Kven tlie fulka ln basemen! go lu for music. Tbe boy t ii there baa a mouth urgun " rhe fourth floor woman smiled still ■re broadly. ll lime noticed the confusion of |uda," ahe aald. "Hut whnt uliout fourth floor? We bate uu mnilfll itiumt-iit at all. What dues tbe boas wheu be aeuda you to usT (lb, we fli tbat all right." waa the reply. "He saya. Just drop In. |!lte. and aee what that woniiiu wltb I fo»boru voice wanta today.' " that ended tbe couierautiou — York 1'reaa [us » < i..iii, . Looks! out. •Hie newest hotel In \eW York'i Ten •lerloln boasts om* fenttire which till lophlatlcated guests regard with suh- plcloii. lu every room there ll u suuili closet with two donis. Oni upeun Into the room ami the other on u,e hull. Tu this outside door tlie inlet pussesaes the key. The Inside floor Is lucked In the guest uftur he has put Ills clothe Intu the little closet In order to huve them pressed nml cleaned liefure the next morning. "I know the In.use Is responsible fur the clothes if they nr** lost," Hiild one wicst who had refused to avail himself of the new con veil lance, "but it makes u man ven* uu comfortable t.. feel tbal be bai locked his clothes nut un.l tbat ther I.lis ii key to them. Then the fellow wltli only one stilt would hnve to unit a long time before tbe proprietor sent out to i.uy him another."- New i*ork tun. lluuitl, on 4 ltd a] Asls. When Aluliil Aziz, sullllli of Turkey wus deposed Quean Victoria telegraph ed to Ills captori in Krem-h, "Solgnei le Men.-' or "Tuke good cure i.r him.' The wires suiil. "Salgnei ll lil.-u.' which menus lotuethlug very different -namely, "Bleed him well." an erroi Of tlie wires which leruls grewsntiiel.i In the light ur llie rule wblcb b.-fel1 timi uiiiuippy monarch. DEADLY LA GRIPPE Canada Again Being Ravished An Epidemic ol Thii Disease VYintci aftei wiiitei ( iiiiiiiln iwept nun ooean (" ooeaa by epidemic i.i in grippe, or Influenza It is "iu- ..I tl..* deadliest trouble! known U climate It ..inn. -alib ii sue,/,. and cutis mlli a complication It lays the strung uuiii mi In- buck, it t.mures hun with lever and chills, headaches und baekachei li leaves thi suffeier an n.-> prey to pneumonia, bronchitis, consumption and othei deadly dis- V"ii cun uvoid la grippe by fortifying .mui system with Eh Wif. ..run I'mk I'llls. You can cure ll* disastrous ufter effects with thii -iiiiic medicine. Then pills pro- teet you. they cure you; they up- l.uild iini, thej baniah all evil af. tei effeeti lir Wllliama' rink I'illr ward off iiii vuiiiei ailment! Thei ■ ii hi ■" i inni nerie diiordei III.*! ilie the (-l.-Htc.-t bluod-buildel and nei ve umi lend bai yel di*-- oovered I neighbors, no iimitei when you live Hi.d you will learn ol lonieoni a ho bai b. * a •iii.'i t.i in Williams' Pink Pilli ili.-i ..i.'i.-i medicinal I.hm* linled It ii .I, the nnhinad evidenoe "i youi neighbor! that we n-k you to give theie pilli " tell trial il yoa me lick or ailing Mr- Kminu DoUOOt, si Eulalii, Que . .ny.- ' \\.i.l- 'i, i, ni Ji> expreai my gratitude i"i what Di William I'ms Pilli have lone i-*r nu* I bad in attack ..I in grippi w Imii left im* .• Miffetci from iieii.i'iiiie- and pain In the • ii I u.-cl .-.eve.nl medicinei l.ut (ound nothing t" help me until I took l" \\'iinni.-' Pink 1'ills When I began Ihen 1 wai weak and verj much run down The pill-. hive ii"' .-uiy Inlil '••*•• - '"> health, but I gained In Mesh while taking them I recommend tbem lo all -.offerers." EVER HAVE HEARTBURN? OR ACID RIFTINGS OF FOOD? Bileani End Theie Symptoms. llmi • Becauae wnea food return* mill timi niuii taete, when you bave "lu-iii i hm ii," wind alter fuod, or any .1 theea unpleasant "feelings ol fnil- ii«hh," it is beoause your digestive i-.ysl.eiii hns given way for the time, fhe "food tax" upon its energies uu*, lieen too heavy. lliltriiiis just inter thi itomaoh, and, dissolving there, tln*y liberate certuin herbal menoai whioh at once carrot the "iisiric glands, Those •■ -wenoei ulso piu into the blond und lire carried in un- liver. Then ihey oparat-s on the bile-secreting cells, nml are carried to ibe ileiii'iii'* vessela ol tba inteatinea. All along, tliese herbal ■ in*'**- mi beneficially, su that di- geativa diaordera are corrected, the boweli me gently opened nol vio- lentlj purged ilm oold and lerment- mc iubi linn'.'s ure removed from the on.Iy. the blood is oleared ol p."- ...ii> nn.l a feeling "f lightneai and tailored vii'nr. with a return «rf healthy appetite and Irecdom from ;ill digestive troubles is the result, Bileani nlsu cure constipation, debility, lemale itilments. piles. Iierul- iielic. anil llll liver, kidney nml itomach disorder! (il all atom and druggists in fiii cents a box, or poal free from thi Kileai. Oo., Toronto, lor pn.*.* ii li'.xes unl lor I'i.oO. Ludwig Tesinow, tin* ohild murderer, wii" has been on trial ut Oriofswald, bus been sentenced to death, having been convicted on two separate cunt.- The verdict enn- demm him In be beheaded twice Help the Overworked Heart. — ls lhe t/i.nt engine which pumps life through vour system bard pressed, overtaxed, cruainuir under its load because disuas.. has - l"CL*,*il it • Dr. Aanew'a Cure for the II, art li. nature's lubricator and cleanser, and d .liv demonstrates tt, heart -iii'in r- that it ls the safest, surest, and most speedy remedy lhat medical acleme knows.—it Applicant—What does a marriage license cost I Clerk—Well, really, it's hard to tell till you've tried one for fifteen oi twenty years.—Philadelphia In- qnlrei 'lh.* Bu 'in evacuation ol Man- ti.iii i .-ri commenced with the de- paituie ul do* Mo.rcon ie('imciiT Tin* new Masonic temple to l»- erected in . itlawi U i" ." i lo tion ui**'.* M8.000 •fi„. iii. ■ iin.. irom Yin-mini .I. lu.iviiii l lulu. -:ij thai Count Tolatoi is iteadily Improving Itch, Mange, Prairie Scratchu and every iorm ol contagious Itch on hum an or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wollord's Sanitary Lotion. Tie* horticultural moiety "I 1 decided t" offei pnaei t". tl..* iwn iiml hu flowers rata- ,.il from -***'l lupplled bj tin HOW'S THIS? w* -UO*; UM iiufcdiwJ l*«Jl-.r. hwwurJ (ur mui m-m ut *. ii.ui. x.Le* labi.ui t* cur*d by Hftli'a Om ftrrtt Cur*. I. J. CIUMKY A CO . Tol-ado. u H«. tL* BtiiUraiHuwl bav« kbOWO t J. CJh*U«t fui il» im l; >»(.ta mud bviiat* L.u. pmrtm.m.1 bua -""• »- ftll biulttr-Ma trMUMotioiu »tid flttkool-atlr able U. j«n; wut IL- uhllgaliuai maJi by Lil Dru. W*iM*M XlMMAM A Haiti*. Vi Luleaa.F i^ni«glaU, 1 vimim U B&JI'a i ■ i*irk Car* ■• ufc«b .f-t«ru»iij, »utlii| tiit**, il. npub Ui* blood _uJ aiuraua lurfaoM of t-o* ■immi lMtlaMMi«u mtul tnm Frtoo "tm.. pmt tetU* Hold b; a- bmui*u lm*.* U-kiJ ■ tmu.it' Mile (or MttatlMttoB OLD ENGLI-H INNS. Famous In Litirature—Ons Has Been rticensid For 660 Yiars—Thi Tavirm of Dickins. "There is nothing whioh bus been contrived by man," said Lli. Johnson, "bv winch ao much happiueea is provided as by a good tavern or inn." Pencil uud notebook m hunt! 'liarles (i. Harper haa rumbled lor years among tlie inns of Uld Knglaud, seeking Jimlilicittit.ii fur the Johnsonian dictum, uud, like Oapt, Cuttle, muk- iug a note (or a sketch) of it when found. Oldest of Inns. The oldest English Inn ia mini to be the Fighting Cocks, Bt. AlbaiiB, but the honor more probably rests with the Seven Stara, Withy Grave, Manchester, which waa built aotne- «li.-i•■ about 1000. There was a Seven ' StarH on the Bite even prior to that day, so the landlord is privileged to claim thut the premises have been licensed for over 600 years. The Dick Wbittington, in Cloth Fuir, St IJartholomew'B, ulao goes buck tu tbe fifteenth century. At iluttle und Comptun there are original pilgrims' inns hundreds of yeurs old -houses for the lodging uf travelers lient tin pilgrimages tu famous Hhrines. ' The (ieuigian Hull at Dartford, with ! its red brick front, its nine winduws j in a row, its galleried cnurtyurd, and j its monumental hull in efHgy among | the chimney put.-, stands un the site I nl a pilgrims' hustelry. A magnificent mediaeval huuse, with a courtyard , eloquent nf cinching days and a rare I shnw uf Jacubeau carved oak. is the | New Inn ut Gloucester, in Lundon, the "uiy remaining galleried inn in the George, in the Borough, High street, u still thriving huuse, rich in "l'l linn* flavor. On a desolate hilltop in Yorkshire. near bruugh, is tiie Tan Hill Inn, the highest iu England '1 Lie huuse is 1,727 feet abuve sea level. Hick Turpin was the Bon of the landlord of the Crown ut HampBtead, Essex, a etill exiBtent hostelry. Mr Harper gives his real history, and confounds Harrison Ainsworth with thiB disconcerting epitaph: "The sorrieBt, the must sordid and absolutely commonplace scoundrel that was ever raised to bo undeserved a pedestal " The Green Man, which standi un the crest of Putney Hill, many desperate and despicable chai acters, and tlie huuse still keeps a atuut, bolt-studded dooi aa a relic oi its "good uld timea " Hiitoric Hostelry. Among the houses with historic as Does fit Doesn't shrink rwear has the goft warm fee the skin enjeys. Doesn't itch. Made for men, women and little folks, a variety of styles, brica and prices. Weauthorae every dealer in Pea-Aagh Underwear lo replace, at rui toil, aa) gaim-int faulty iu material or asking LOVE CHARMS. loaae of tbe Queer Superatlllona Thai Live In IteUr, The love churuiB uf Sicily are muuy aud curiuus. One, very popular uud considered lery powerful, Is to put luto au eggshell n few drops of the bluud of the longing liner. The shell Is exposed tu the sun fur three duys and to the dew for tbrc-e nights. It Is then placed ou hut ashes until culclued, when tbv whule ls reduced tu a Que powder uud administered secretly tn a cup of coffee or a 1,-lasa of wlue to tbe object of uffectluu. Auother charm Is for tbe witch to undress ut midnight uud tie ber clothes Up in a buudle wblcb sbe places ou her head. Tbeu. i.m elm,, lu the center uf ber ruoiu. she pruuuuuces au lu- cuutntiuu. ut tlie end uf which sue •liiil.es li -r head If llie buudle fulls ... front uf her, 11 la a goud slgu; should ll full beblud ber, tbe charm will uot avail. Vet another Is worked lu the following umuu.'i* Pieces of green, red aud white ribbon are purchased lu three d.floreut shops, tbe nuaie of tbe persons tu be charmed being repeated nieutatly each time. Tbe shopkeeper heltered | fust be puld wltb tbe left bund, tbe ribbon being received lu tbe right When ull the pieces are bought they are takeu to a witch, who sets out tu find the person tu be charmed. On finding bim or her the witch mutters to herself. "Wltb these rlbboui 1 bind suciatioiiB are the Crow n and Treaty ! Jou <° "ucb a one" Then she returns at Uibndge. where the Commiasiuii- the rlbbona to tbe purchaaer, wbo ties 'Do you know, I have often wondered why M"rni"iu- do nol practise! when the Merry Monarch i ers uf King and Parliament vainh 1 s'.ugh*, lur peace in 1646, the Saracen's ; Head Southwell, where Byron huh- nubbed at the bar. and w here Charles I 1 dined with the Scutch Commissioners and gave himself into their hands; the Hed I.iou al High Wycombe, where Disraeli made his first political Bpeeeh; the Greyhound, at Thame where John Hampden came mortally wounded, prone upon hia horse's neck; the Red Lion. Hillmgdun. lay the them beneath bla or ber left kuee aud wean tbem at church.—Maciull- luu's. SECOND TO NONE. cremation. "Why should they '•" "Whi shouldn't they : they wiv- to burn '-" Allietl'-llll Haven't Haiti i>* The*. \ie ri Powerful Nervine-- Uyaitepsia eaueei derangement "1 lhe i ■ rem. and neivuii; de bility "nee engendered is difficult to deal witli There are many leati- moniala ai to the sfflciacy ••! I'ui- inei.. - Vegetable 1'ills in treating tin.- disorder, ihowing that thev nevei tail to produoe good results Hy giving propei toni t" the di- geative organs, they mtore equilibrium t.. the nerve oentrea. I* I . *.-iiuilly "i Internallj, it is When applied externally bj rubbing, l'r Thomaa' Eclectric i i ai.'i penetratai tin- ti-.-ue ii- lew linimenta do touching the .-eat i.f the trouble end immediately affording relW A'linini '• red Internally, it will itlU tlie irritation In thi throat which Induce* coughing and will cure at- f...'iiiiii,. "I the bronchial tabu and reap ratory orgsni Try it and I* oonvinced CURE FOR INFLUENZA. Haven't lean Brown lor yean ng well :-" "Immersed m buaineaa, be t.*ll- l.iiernlly up to Iii- neck in it." \\ imi - h.- ilniiit; ■'' Mi a teachei In ■ iwimming bath " Beaton '1 ranicript. A Cr» lor Help-A palti in the hack i is a in uf Ilu* kltlnrye f..r help fxiulh ,\ni..ri.*aii Kidney i'ure i- thr only cum that hssli I a failtiri* writtM a.aiust it t , ;i-e. et llrtjhl s i!i-.'iis ill..'■••t.*-. In* tii.nitiiii'i"ii uf the hlutlder. gravel and ...her s'lluey altmaBta liuu'i neglect the apparently iii-u:iiilii*aiit sisns This pewerftit luiliid specitlc prei.'lils and • , -r.i While .1 bil' auction --iile was in progress in Begina the auctioneer uddenl] oeeaed ^«-!1111-f. und turned tin* tnir riioui Into a church and the -ale lo'iiii into I prriyei meeting. Lud ll" at I'.-iii. every night and ban- the call" Physician Suggests a Simple Remedy For This Prevalent Disease. The treatment tor which 1 suggest a fan trial and which I invariably adopt ia abundantly simple and la as follows Let the ludueiua patient take twelve drupa of cinnamon oil. and lepeat the doae in an hour Two A Changed Man. ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ,rt ^ man who. alter being addicted ,,Hllenl lB|,e l(.„ dropi 0f tiie oil. and drink, had taken the pledge, waa tllcI| )e, illul g0 OI, taking ten dropa uaded to attend ambulance every two hours without luteruiiesiou se- The Bishop ul Loudon, who tai] t|le temperature (alls to normal or the atory at a meeting recently, posaibly a little under; let the patient i afterwuids culled on the man's lH|i,, le'„ drops of ths oil three times and aaked her how her ' . .band a day for a aay or two. "He's a changed man, sir." I In every diaeaae probably the aoon- the wile "Instead of apendiiig er the patient is placed onder treat- evenmgs in the public-house, lis ; ment the better, and till! ll preeminently the case in inSueuia. And if a *»ii..*iii suffering fruip thii dis- ease ls systematically treated with cinnamon uii lu the maimer above deeeribed Within tliree or four hours from the onset of the disease I think it will probably be found that the temperature will have returned lo normal within twelve hours But if the I'lttieiit is nut put under treatment for a couple of dayi it will probably be at leait twenty-four or thirty hours before the temperature becoinei normal Alter the temperature has fallen to normal the patient should leiiiiiin in his room for at least twent) four hours und if pos-ible should icinuin in.lours lur a (urlher period of two or three ihtis Hut mnny cases thut had I n luomitted early to treatment chhub of robust persons undei Wlty win of uge nnd whose engagements were pressing I have |ieiiiilttcd to return to then occupations alter only twenty lout boms' rest and so far without mil untoward result Hill 1 always advise that patlenti should r«- iii,un in,I - fm t«u ol three dnys if UetS Wi.^^" *impSTell¥eho\dm «l..-y be u.ged to ^ *oM" Ho st. ill tliose fuses where the .lien,,,, hits I li allowed to nm '"I « duy or tWO before heme submitted I" treatment. Each dose ol oinnamoti oil should he taken ill hall a wineglass „r n h glass of water. The "I enu be obtained Iron any reapeotabli druggist iii any town.—Dr. J. C. Kuaa in Los lie's VYt-uWv. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc Ceorir't Ueuie. Auastaala I'uu't you plav card! it ill? luuocvutli -No. but Oeorge aaya be'i going tu teach me after we're married. Auaataala I suppose bell teach you casino or euchre first Innoceutla- No. He aayi there s a perfectly faiclnatlug game called "aol- Itairv " Catholic Standard and Tliuel. first night of his distracted wander- ngs through England—nnd many more which Mr Hur]>er specifies Dickeni' Inns. The very Odyssey of inns, sny- Mr Harper, is "Pickwick " In thnt work alone Dickens mention- Bfty-flvi houses uf refreshment All Dickens lovers know the 1'ickwickiati shrine u( Cobhani. where Mr Pickwick dis- eovered hii diiconaolate fri*od London's I'ui wick hostelrie- hnve been remodelled out of all knowledge, the Golden Cross nt Che "fig I i — - for example, where the geniul old lm\ Is'gmi hui travel-, and the Hell Sa- vega "ii Ludgata Hill, whence the eneteni couiitu> coaches set forth, of the Bull nt Rochester thii dellcioua .-lory || told: "So tin- il where Mr Pickwick l- luppoeed u* have .-lept'-" remarked n viaitOT, when viewing bedroom No. 17 by favor ol a former landlord. That stranger meant uo uffen-e. but the landlord wns greatly ruffled "Supposed to have sl.pl - He did sleep here, sir." An engrossing chapter deals with Dlokenaian mn- Jack Straw's Cn.-tlc llitiii-leii'l Heuth, where the novelist invited his friend- t" "a red-hot chop (or dniiicr nn.l ll gln-s of gum! wine", the Kind's Head, Cl.igwell. the Maypole ul "Hnrtiaby Kudge", the Coach and Horses. Isleworih. aaaodated Deputy Miniiter ot Education Colqu- houn On Canadian Papers A high tribute wns paid to the newspaper press of Canada by Mr. A. H J, Colquhoun, Deputy Minister of Education, in his address before the I in-.i-:.t.-rs of the Empire at the Canadian Institute in Toronto recently. Mr Colquhoun's subject was 'The Press of the Briti«h Empire." and he ' ■•aid that he considered the Canadian press, for sincerity, earnestness, and unselfishness, to be easily in the first rank in the Empire. The Canadian press was frank in ita expression of •pinion, but intelligent in its opinions, and the sneaker knew no country where public opinion waa so ao- '■ curately reflected in it! periodicals. Canadian pu[iers were, perhaps, leal brilliantly written than those of England, but they were nearer to the Ufa of the people The cost of production was one of the greateet difficulties of a Canadian newspu|>er High import duties had to be paid on inks presses, and type- , letting machines, though there was no mstitication of such n duty, as such machinery was not manufactured in Canada Moreover, the Canadian presi had to compete with hundreds of t'-nied States periodicals. The great characteristic of the colon- iai. and especially of the Canadian ■ press, was its free discussion of Imperial matters Such freedom should bo encouraged, and it would be found that the newspapers of Canada would i be the most valuable and efficient a-rents for the cause of Imperial Fed- ' eration. In Australia the population wai I ehicflv in the cities, thus producing wealthy and powerful newspapers. AFTER HARVEST. laaportainee of levlna Hitroseta Im tbe loll. One tblug we feel Inclined to talk about every year Is tbe tnlstuke of letting cornfields or otber cultivated ground remulu bare through the fall and winter. A couslderuble loss of nltrogeu results from this practice. After the summer crop Is taken off tbe processes of nitrltleiii I ill go OU lu th* loll, especially If otuhle niauure hai beeu used. Mtrlticutlon means tbi process by which nltrogeu Ib made soluble ur available. Wheu made uver lutu this form It Is quite easily washed out of the noil and lost. When soil Is left bare after harvest considerable Ion will occur in this way, but when some HvliiR crop Is growing on tba ground this uew crop will obtiilu moat of the nitrogen and snve lt for Ul. This nitrogen problem ll the most Important thing on our farms. We muit buy It In one form or nuutber, aud It li .* mstiiii'ly struggllug to get away from ub. lt Is the part of good farming to capture nnd ante nil we can. If uotb- lun else can I.t. dune, sow rye ou all bare lands. If yuu cannot plow, har row and seed. There are some exceptions tu tins fine Is where the sod ls filled with white grubs, lu that caie It ls better not to seed, but to plow uud keep the surface well stirred through fall und early lu spring. The constuut cultivation Ib tbe best method of flchtlug these Insects.—Kural New Yorker PURE WATER. a Filtering Device and Nlnrafir Sje- l.-ui t 4>u,blii..U. In this day and age, when sanitary coudlttous are of the first importance wheu everybody wants the sweetest, [ilciistiiiiest and as nearly pure water as lt Is possible to obtalu for domestic use, tt does seem to me -u unite thut so many 111 devised filters are In uae. writes a contributor to Karm and Fire side. 1 know thut moat methods em Necesiary. "Whut do you consider moBt important tu a person who wants to be quick at repartee ?" usked the intellectually ambltioui girl. "Friends who are slow tu anger." ■urweiiii Mi-,. ('avenue- Washington Star. II you lire u .sufferer from soldi gel a bottli "i Biokle'a Anti-Consumptive Byrup und test its qualities, it will be found that nopraiu bestowed on it i tun high, It does nil t imi is claimed of it, and dueH it thoroughly. Do not take any substitute tui Bickle'H Syrup, be- iniise it is the best, having stood the t«st of years. All the best dealer- eel! it. The Point ot View. Patient [who hai met withh an ac- culenii li it a inul fracture, doctor I Doctor (ll surgical enthusiast) — Bad wiiy, it'- beautiful, sir beau- mul : The bone Ll broken iu no (ewei tliiui thirteen placet. — Tn- Hit.-. Getting Square. Little Pel (before retiring)—Mamma, ma) I pray for ran. F Mamma V-e-s, it you wanl to; Imt why I Little I'e! Su-a Stuekupp didn't invite in.* to I..*, picnic to-morrow.*— lllll-'.lllleil Hits, The Liverpool schooner Pengwern laden with saltpetre trom Taltal, Chili, went a bori near the mouth ol the Elbe The tug Vulk.an went 1,, hei assistance and paRsed close by her. The crew were drowned. SCORED ANOTHER WONDERFUL VICTORY One He* Added te the Long Lut ef Cures Effected ky Piycklna. Thii young lady, who live!ia Broi ville, near V, uodstock, Ont., tells her own ' itory ln a few effective wordi of bow ihi obtained deliverance from ths terrible grip of weakn>r_ and dii 1 havs lo thank Urchins for my prssaot bealtk. noyeariacul mtttxtat Into aawliaa I oould lu. .1. j ..*«), n-ysetf una _■ toot. I seaid at* with Hill Sykes and Oliver Twist, the | Tho tone °' Uie great Australian dail <oughs of Children Eipeclally night coughs. Na ire needs a little help to quiet tie Irritation, control the In lamination, check the progress ►f the disease. Our advice is ;|ive tbe children Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Ask your locior If this Is his advice also, knows best. Do as he says. Wa fubllah .ur ..•■him 9 tt. bulla! aloohol r,oa> wraHi.iBH Wtul Heallr luiii "But don't tbe repairs on your automobile cult you a greit deal?" we queatlonsd. "No." be replied as bs perused hli expeuie book. "The fact ls. the coat of the repairs ls nothing compared with tbe colt of hauling tbe machine to tbe repair ahop."—Detroit Trlbuua- [you tbink constipation II of trifling piequence, lust isk your doctor. Hi Rl diubuie you of thlt notion In short ter- "Correct it, it once I " he will my Then iik him shout Ayer'i Pilla. -^nild liver pill, ill vigitibli. " "" I Ijr We I. O. Arm Oa., beanll. ■-rolled l-a the M-aklra*. "Nature designed me aa a poat," remarked the vlaltor, banding over a manuscript. "Ab! Msy I aak wbat seemed to Interfere wltb nature'! pluu?" replied tbe editor, returning the puper. ltldgwsy'i Magaslue. DODD'S*. V ?KIDNEY^ (reorge at Amesbury, where the land* hud shows you old Martin Chllttle* wit's liedroutni and dozens ol Dthetl Thi Visits ol Mr. Pickwick. Very terrible arc ll.e memories that linger about the "Ostrich" ut Coln- hruuk —the village which wot. once a coaching town lull of inns, and marked tlie end uf the firot stage between Lm.'hu.'I aud Bath C'ulnhruuk was 1 ruined bv the railways. But the ."Ostrich" remains to claim the reversion uf the humble story attaching to a predecessor--tlie story uf Jariuan. the innkeeper, and his wife, who connived an ingenious murder-trap iu I the principal bedroom And the "Os- Itrloh" delights in tlie old tale—winch * has done iuch guod service in tictiuu —of the wicked Innkeeper, and shows visitors the Blue Ruum as the scene ' uf the awful crimes. Every innkeeper knows Uie value of "associstiuns," and such is the nature uf the iuu that tiune of mature years can be without some fragrant memury or some humble suggestion Think of the Inns that Dickena has made famoui. "Pickwick ii the very Odyi- ■ey of inns." Thi Oliver Baby. Nodd- Yuu ssy your baby duesu't walk \et Mine dues Same age too Your babv cut his teeth yetf I Todd-No Nodd- Mine has—all of them Your baby talk? Todd Not yet Can youraf Nodd-Great Scott, yes 1 Todd (desperstely)- Does he shave htmi-'f or gu to a harbor's I Humor of ■ Parli Sunday. The compulsory closiug act li developing the humorous sense of Parisians. The other Sunday a well known haberdasher'! shop had its j windows beautifully dressed with cravats of every cnnceivahle oolor and description. "Exceptional opportunity ! All these ties unly 16 cunts each For to-day only." But the door of the i shop was closed and bolted. The next I morning would be customers flocked to it to buy some of the wonderful i ties, only to learn that the notioe no longer held good. This reminds one of the barber who advertised, "Custom- •ri will be shaved free of ohargi tomorrow."- Paris Intrauaiaeant. les was very similar to that of the English ones; the problems were English problems transplanted-not new ones, as in Canada. They were rather heavy papers; not io readable as those of Canada Of the South African papers little was known ln America, nor did thev exert much influence outside tho colony, though they were often well written and ably conducted. The press of Great Britain ths »!>e*ker considered to be the ablest in the world, as It was the oldest. Of recent yean i certain amount of American diireeard of accuracy hai been introduced, and some American violence of tone, but, on the whule, thi English press was likely to remain dignified, able, and respectable It waa one of the greatest influences which England was exerting upon the world. A Woman ol thi Day. Lady Edgar. President of the National Council of Women of Canada. is the widow of the Hon Sir James David Edgar, K CM G . P.O., UU Speaker of thc House of Commoni of Canada She hns h. Id the offices of President and Vice-President of thi Women'i Canadian Historical Society, has been Vice - President of the United Empire Loyalist Society, and wai for ten years Secretary of the Infants' Home and Infirmary of Toronto. Lady Edgar has contributed from time to time articlei on historical iiibjecta to .-iiugazlnei and journals. Her first book, "Ten Years of Upper Canada ln Peace and War," won the praise of the late Mr. Gladstone as the belt book he had over resd on Canada Her next production. "The Life of General Brock," appeared ln the "Makers of Canada Series," ln 1906, and haa been favorably reviewed ln the English and Canadian press. Lady Edgar li now engaged in writing the life ol James Edgar, Secretary to the Chevalier de Bt. Oeorge, which ls being compiled by pertniision of King Edward from letters and manuacripU ln thi Royal libraries For Shut In Hens. In region! where the hens go into winter quarters about November and Mltlom get out till the snow melts ln April green out bone li edviaabll to take the place of insects, grubs, eto., that ths hens find when foraging du_ tng the iiyumei niputha. BZSS oistkun riLTia ployed are failure! lu that tbey permit too mucb foreign mutter tu be carried lutu tbe cistern tu decay and become filthy. So frum knowledge gained from actual experience 1 decided that tbe proper thing would be to keep tbe dirt out of tbe cistern, where lt can be removed; to bave a filter tbat can be* renewed eaally and without dls- tttrMng the water lu the cistern. Bo 1 mude au experiment wblcb bai proved a success, lu digging a cistern dig deep lu tbe ground ond urch well underground, closiug In arch to retire ii two foot sewer tile to form Beck, which eau eaally be closed Igaluat Insects aud toads By tbe ilde of tl.e big cistern dig a little filtering cistern, oue tbat will bold from twelve to flfteeu barrels. Wall, arch and cement same as large cistern, except tn the center of the bottom, wblcb should be slightly basin shaped; dig and cement a hole lurge euuugh and deep euougb to receive a bucket that will bold five or six gallons or more. Have tbe bottom of tbe bucket perforated wltb email holea. Have a strung ball to the bucket by which to lift lt out. Have a stroug flange around tbe out ilde close to tbe top ai can be to rest tlgbt on tbe Itottoni of filtering cistern around the top of the hole. Can make water tlgbt by resting flange on packing. If bucket ls not good and strong It will be well to place rest uuder the bottom, as there will be a very heivy pressure on It wben the filtering cistern Is full. From the bottom of tbe hole uuder the bucket connect filter with cistern by mesns of a three Inch sewer tile tboroughly cemented In. Fill tbe bucket with pounded brick, charcoal or slate packed ln clean wash- ed sand, It can be made to run through very slowly, tborougbly straining tlie : water. After packing bucket snd tie- fore setting lt In bole run water through to wash all eedtnieut out. •«tstpllltsar(«l If I wcdi lor a drive 1 had te lie town sbio I .me o.. l ll I wtnl lor a ndle un two ' c. j • i.-«. I waa wo • ii u> un it iliruiigtiUilfale- sag, sail last ■■■ ,. I otm. la from having a • Hn 1 dropped tittarlT taalplia I rum faliiua Uy mc ao peace ualll 1 procured fi. rnlaa. koewlBf 11 was axcelltnt Tar dachas or waal- iita 1 aimi mr :. remits are irondertul, and pooDla remarket! ill. iBI'Tj.'Bli 1 etaaaked IliUtaa Instead at a llttla, pal. koltow melancholy girl. 1 aai to-day luU ol Uta rea.lT let a eialfL.rtdi. a Uauag match or an e'anlug party wllh anyone and l lew mooihi ago I eonld not struggle to chunk, it- made trom ay home I hate neves Bad thi tllfhun oause ts tear any rem™ ef las dlseasa XLLA MU__L WOOD. my BrowunrUle. Oai Ttiouaandi of women are tiling P8Y- CHINE, becaun thiy know from experience tbat ln it they havs a etl* friend ind deliverer. Plychlne ii a wonderful tonic, purifying the blood, driving out dimie germi, give! i ravenooi appetite, lida digeetion ind aalmllatlon of food, ind la a potltiva and absolute core foe iieeai of throat, chut, lungs itomach ind other organa It quickly boildi up thi entire system, making lick people weak pei well and - : people strong. PSYCHINE (pronounced si-kiln) for nie at all druggist! at 60c ind 91.01 per bottle, or at Dr T. A. Slocum. Limited, Laboratory, 178 King St. Weit, Toronto. Dr. Root'i _idnev Pilli ire a rare and permanent cure fur Kheumatiim, Bright*• Disease, Pain in the Back and all form! of Kidney Trouble. tSc per boa, at all deal eri. I ■ ' f*L u bmo yon h*»-» putt lut***9 m*** lu tu« lAtmmi tsmxA. !««• tail muactM ■•-Mr- •i.v etr-eugth*.. fun* i •or-aM-aa -Md fuJliMM In _u4. eilir) •■>•• | and -» limraJ f-Mliiuf of jumLu4»- tb*t • ' Al tht "Grip-." TW Jow^/Si aura remed/ u AtKKJfltl LINIMENT Farm rlninlii The cleaning up of hedgerowi of wortbleea bushes aud den.I ur dying : treei. or trees thut ure worthless ex- I ceptlng as fuel, pays lu Impruvlug the , look! of tbe furm If not iu Immediate cesh return!, aud wben this has beeu done there will be many other Jobs about the gatei. fences aud walls tbat can ba found by any uue whu li look Ing for them. Cutting down or digging of weed! arouud tbe buildings aud tbe edgea of cultivated fielda helps much to remove the neglected aud "abandoned farm" uppeurauce of a place and gives lt an up to date look that makes It more pleasant to occupy aa well ai more valuable If It la put j on the market.—American Cultivator, i For Interval and Bltcnial uae. TakeQ ot, . Utile fugar tt curee grip. euuglu. - " I., -.n.i*. colli- ApplieU to J iiu. Uiiui. tmmei. it gi.ee quits relict SataUisned 1910 .* ,1 1.. At drucif UU I S MHMI a U Ioiih leu !uuuhee Far Winter I.e. When gathered from the field equaebei ibould be placed In a cool, dry room and kept tbere uutll freezln.* weather approaches Tbeu remui e them to wbst might be termed a warm aud dry room, lt li difficult tu keep tbem during tbe eutlre winter without more or leil troubli from rot, yet inch virletla* ai tbe Hubbard and Turbun may be preserved for quite a long period after barveatlng^-Ountry itx-u tK't!U». Alum. Alum ti soluble lu water and Is mod In laundry work to render curtains, children's dresses, pinafores and nius Ilu hangings nonliilliiiiiuiiible and ll usually added tu the rinsing water— proportions, oue plut of water to two ounces of Ilium. Before Taktms. •Dut I thought." complained the sitter, "that you gave your cuatomere thirty dayi' time." "We merely permit thim to behave that 10 they will look pleaiunt." re •tiled the ohotutxraobar.—Houaton Poet Do You Suffer O frem HEADACHE LOSS OF SLEEP INDIOESTION TORPID LIVER BILIOUSNESS BEECHAM'S PILLS will quickly remove the cauM ol tint* distressing complaints ind restore hulthy action, to every organ. You will ful like i oiw erson alter taking i lew du«s of rectum's Pills. They rid ths system ol impurities. Improve the digestion, banish headache lad Givf Positive Relief in ill cun ol Billousnesa, Coosli pa Hon, Indigestion iod Disordered Liver. The eicellent results obtained by thi ull ol Beecham's Pllli have proved them worthy of the confidence they enjoy. They have helped thousand! and recommend themselves. Bold Beeijr-ahefo. la boiee U Mall. VV. No. 024. THE tARDEAV WEMC REVIEW. it Prliita-lil Trout Ulu'dr. aai KubllsUal al I* srgaiei and iruul Ijika everv ruuraaay * i • i: iner'Un. ao: noil llMMlj respoo- jn.lt. nir tie .iii.ii .ub of aorrospontUtiU •»• 4.1 eaeatfd lu IU SOllLiaUS . 11."•ul" ivi'i be rliar-jed at tiberau>ofl5 ,o.. i« per Una. nisi Inserlinn, suit lOoeuia pt*. i 1 nr eucli sulwaguanl itiiwrlluu 1'irtiisfar Traiisiaiti and .XI rr advertlsliui will I'e uwtde Siiowh uu ai*4.iicaiii'ti al O01M a•.'.,•>'.ii.ii... tif.isia rear. •" »u»aaa». ASSAYING. p.W.WIDJXHV-SON, CHEMIST iv Atftyir, Ki'ltofl'i U C—Silver, "Siccit' (.'old, 1 in! t 1 Tier. 11 •.•*(!'. Gold-SUV jer*.) 60, Hi 1*1 1 '".1. tl '■•'. '"' ( old-Silver, iiiiii i.einl ii t'"i ,•'., i'i '. 1 ( lunges ii.r othei m mis oli ipplicatioi .-iiiil'i." arriving by expresa m inni it .ene piuinj't attention, J'.n Draivel 1108, FERGUSON FREIGHTING AND PACKING OUTFIT, Contracts Entet*ed into for Packing of Mlnin g Supplies Etc. to any Point in tho District. GOOD, W PROMPT fjj service: wj S. DANEY, Prop. FERGUSON. Any Work Undertaken Guaranteed Satisfactory. ORIENTAL HOTEL. REVtLSTOKC. B Oi m mem *—— [Jest WiniM, Llqaori and Cigars. Rates *?l 11 dav, J. A. STONE - - Prop. sl ■ ran Revelstoke, BC* ROBT LAUOHTON PROP first-class icoommoditlon fur trivollin E. R. VIPOND Poplar Livery. Freighting, - - - Packi Rawhiding A Speciality. Stables at Poplrr. Rates $1 and $i 50 per day JAS. A- McFARLANE, (I.iili) of PergUlOU Mines, Ltd.; / iSAVER* CH-E.JV1IST Ai. ayi of ill iorei. Terms moderate, LAKEVIEW HOTEL TROUT LAKE* B.C. Bar well Supplied with Liquors & Cigars Large Comfortable Uot.ui*. Excellent Cuiiini md Attendance. Ai'iin ii: J*, x ■)::•.'. KASLO, If- C ROBT. MADDEN Prop. Central Hotel <r~ REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS. PROPRIETORS. First Claia in every respect. All modern convenience*. Largo Sum pic Rooms Rates $1 50 pjr Day Special Weekly Rates • FRED C. tjLLIOTr, Uarrifier. Nutnrv public Ktc., TROUT LAKE, ElWOlOB, REViitiToKi, B, C, 0. B. N WILKIE, P.L.S., Provincial Land Surveyor, Mineral Claims Snrveyed iod Crown Orants Obtained tteiMriu-t-- N.it Record 'i_r.. Troul I.ttkr. 11 0 THE STOBE. Patent Medicines School Supplies Dry Goods, tationery, Notions. TROUT LAKE HOTEL Excellent Accommodation Best Liquors And Very finest Cigars ft John Simpson, Proprietor. WINDSOR HOTEL TROUT LAKE, S. C. Best HoteHn Town, BeadQoarters for Mini and Cuienial lea. ■ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS D. R. McLENNAN, PROP Grout Xafte Mater ® Supply (So. ® Xtfc>, I?y using Water supplied by tho Company mi are assured oi «i— luto purity. Government Analysis to back up statements. :::::;: Hugh McPherson - - Supt. Trout Lake City Transfer! and Stage Line. | Ferguson I Trout Lake Beaton toW*>*rrt-**'^-^w*^ M ^<!^m,W^oVt'^anit*^ $ Daily Stage will j j leave Ferguson 7 a.m. Trout Lake nt 8 F.BE | WOOD YARD I In conaectlon. IWWWWWItWrll Andrew M. Craig. It pays to uie tlie Telephone. A lengthy trip can often l.e mv>-.!. Offices at rerewon: Curamlni' sinro ; Troul l.ake, IVm Office; alio at Beaton, Comaplix antl Arrowhead. Starfteg & Co. tVHOLESALB DEALERS in Batter, I'-txn, Chece. Pro.luce ami Fruit Houston Mr.,Josephine St. Nelson, ll.C. Lennoxville <*— Hotel, E. MOBBS- PROP* G. M. YUILL JEWELLER, Watch-repairing, etc. Guaranteed. All work Ct ■4 Imperal Bank of Canada. II oil Office TORONTO. ONTARIO. ows Block, Tut Lake, 8.0 Tob aCC 35. Pipes Cigars. Publiihing Office of the Lci_e_u Mining Review. Job Printing ur' EVERY DESCRIPTION Lardeau Hotel Sandy Laughton Proprietor. w HEN visiting Fergnson you (.li.ml.I stay nt the La id eau Hi.loi. Here the visitor will bn xiirrniii.il.*.l with Ik.me comforta. {Excellent cu ihi no, well ventilate i and warm rooini, well itockdl bar, anil evrryihiiig which leids towards making yoor vuii a pleasant and memorable nne. Rates from $1 dav tipwardi. Wi .strive to please oor pat-, r.s FERGUSON. Hotel and Ceneral Store GERRARD B.C zhejms Zbc IDotcl Kenton BEA ION, B.C. IF. B. Wells REVELSTOKE, B. C. RAW FURS BOUGHT CASH PRICES PAID. FRATERNAL. TUSCAN LODGE, No. 30. */K\f A >' & A.M. A^T' \ Snl Thursday each ' Xy7 month. >Journing llrctiircn er.r.liailv Invited. Forddrod.Sec. P.C. Campbell.W.51 CAPITAL AUTHORIZED S,OOO OOO. CAPITAL PAID UP, 4.428.CC0, REIT A.AZe.OteO l>. l:. Wil kii , I--, || |ent. Uor I ll 1 :.T IAFFH i. •'■ • BRANCHES in . . . loba, ''ni.i* -. ) i i'.i*. A GENERAL BANKING Bl sr- ESS TKANSACTID. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. D -: allowed ti r. current . ito li n| .*i account. I.cll.r. ..f credit. ItsnM »»»"»*'. In ...f .' . I I* iami lint ritoci l.AKK LODGK NO. 11 1. O.O. V. **% 'I J »••'. I -..: . S U. Il**l;ttlitr nlocllnjl't lit-l.l In i.'|.irt*ii"«'. Hall ever/ ; .' ., nlehl al B br .*.li- • rucorilially wrlctiuio. P. M.Shfrh.rtl. *"*t al ..'.fit ut. ( ,m it m t*\.m*. omt ng Ik l.il.. Review Job Dept. I ot Uigh-Claw Work. Arrowhead Branch— T.I!. I A! 1 1'. !..-'UU JiMJI-iHl ■,■. • © K ! JSavbec Shop: P.Biarns&Co w,.. W110I.I1SALE AND RKTAIL Meat Merchants Dtalen io all kindi of Freah Uvat TBOUT LAKE. B.C — ron a- - (iood Shave or Hair Cut « . M.I "N iam Schnell, . I I.....' - s Hot and Cold Daths • '- -t^»-iua-_;&****■**%*Si t-' U** b Utorur, j a. n.r... A.M. ri5IIIAM HARVET HeGARTER & TINKHHAN -SOLICITORS, Kt-.. REVELSTOKE B C rtelMlturi lor Ini-trial Hank vrcau.a. Nt». lute itt ui 8 oat irkt it, ence Imperial Barber Shop. for Qood I la. Itttl | > I H*a> | G. A CHEESEMAN TKOL1 I.UI'. I 111 Hoc tm* Cold Dathi. mmmmmmmttmtmmmm>ffmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwwmwwww' 0.5. VISITORS arrivinp at Reaton fthe tlire«h..lil of the Lardean) via Arrowhead, will Iiml this Hotel lo hc fully equipped for lii-li-fla-Ti trade. I* in-lli-nt aceotnmodatloil. A well ippointe.l ami epacinug tliriin^ hall. Tbe bell i.f Wlneg,Spliitl aa.l (*i(?ar«. 1'erionil supervision is given lo the requirement! of patroni. Viiitors to tha I anlrau ran rciv on comfort at lliit hotel. W. BOYD -:- -:- Props mm i= -O-O-O OtKOOOOOO «3-O-0-0 IHiiK! Ci AA ij-rij TIMBER NOTJCES. [fadies CEimnCATK OF HIPROVEME.VTB Wt have some'nice lines «'f eilke, in LADIES' BHIRT WAIST lengths, VALBNOIENNE LACE and INSERTIONS and TORCHON LACES. Wo ftlno bave a lew ready-mado WAISTS. POST OFFICE 9TORE, RQUT LAKE, a c f*f^Tm*M^tr.bmmtm AOTICB. "I.! aii'l I" mineral rlaim, situa te in (ho I'rout I.«ki- Mining Diviiion r.f H-'nt Kootenay Diitrlet. Where located : Kear head of Sii-| ver Cup Creek. TAKE NOTICE that 1, A. E.j Jr-wcll. Free M'norVCei'lifiratr. Nn, 118811'fi, intend, i-ixtv ('n.ic from dale hereof, to imply lo lhe Mining Rocorili-r f-r n Cortiftan'o -jf Im prnvi-nieiilH, for the plirp* 10 nf ob tainingn Crnivn Grant of tlieahovn' claim. And further take notice thai BC- li-'ii, under -sect ion 37, must be j th 80 cholftj thonce welt 80 chain I in OIJ Cod bi*for.« ihe iwuance of to tlm point of cominoncnietit. tu-li Cerliflcate of Improvemenie. I/vat(dihiH21sl. day of Apiil 'ti"-,'. Notice ia IioitIi.t fcivnn lhat within 2. mini I ha from the Aril publication J hereof in the- BriUih C'oliim-j bia Qatette I intend to apply loi iho Hon. Chief Commissioner | of Landa and Works for a -special licence to cut and carry away limber Irom the following described I lands Htu.-iUrdiii Wept Kootenay Commencing at a pout p'ante.li at the B. E. corner ot Lot Will J Trout Lniic, West Kooionav, mm I ked "Leslie Hill's South Wen cor- f ner po*','' tbence north 80chains; ihniico cast 80 chain*-; thenco sou- TROUT LAKE CITY ?* Dated lliii 1 th A.D. 1937. day ol March A,E Joti-f.-iT I. IMI, ;.n O, H N. WiJiia. THERE ban been f..rtonei made by judicious invoat- mont in Real Estate, and more forluuei will b>* made than ever the next two or three yeiiri, Tbe one who reaps the harvest, is the original Investor, for he has his money on a certainty. Now let us point out to yon that there in nn i-eiter spot rm ihe Continent i.i i iv I{,.u| Estate than TROUT I. i:e. TPOUt L&kf is the prettiest spot in the K-. it-nuys ; tt a pleasure resort it as no equal. Roiitii.*» nnd flihiitg niiiy he indulged in the year round] while big fjanie in abundance is tu iho round nu the hills, its ollmnte la mporb. thorn being no ({rent extmines, it being mild in winter nini cool in (rummer. Ii oan In an of some of the Iin.'.-1 lintels nnd realdencos in Urllish Columbia. It-sti-'-ets nra well In id out and graded,, There nre two excellent general sinrcs, and a rIiiiicc hi the advertiaemonl-i iu this journal will show that all Iradesaro fairly well represented, Writo wilh confldelicfl tu Ageuta, H. McPherson Agent Trout Lake, B.C. IK :■•; m .til Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. Make your selection at once. *• I Then call on or write to m T has i.tr.r had a ' bona "—ill . - haa bltn iium It il the I.-ad if navigation, aad Iiii tirniinal (f ilia Lardo braack of the C.P.R. All roa:l« (ia tee I.aiileati) lead lo Tn nt Imke. It ia tin cnMnenial e.mri of tba rirl.'.st mineral Jislrict ea tbe continent, and haa l*ar i.tif faiill- lies providt d bv tbe Iii|in»l I i.i .1 ofCaiii'da ; fi ral • -«• ■ •« at couiiiii'dfti inn under tin ilir'i- tioii nf S Shniilimi. P.A.j l food wnt*T mi*11 in ; guvrrnmenl oficrij Cniinl) Curl slttiuga; Mrth <lnt Episcopal md Anglican churchii iini foitagu horplial, There nro valunblo ranch landi on 'he niit-l.iris iiwiiiimjr lelilcrs, lis lumber reiourcei are DiagniH .'ent, and a band iaw n.ili with a capacity of 00,000ft. per day la at V't lend of the lake. Tie mfuaa tiiliiiny ara pHiving oul bi%tt*r iroihireis every year, with i-vw prosptcls opvulng up rich lodiis nf oie. Tiara will be „ big ruth ih-> tear in jf \t,(i would Kfnw more, wrile nl oi re ti. ,ill r, „f Ibe sgr nis nt the aildreises I-t low. mm '' ■' F. B. Weils C«i»er«! Afctnt B.O. t*m _. • I mwmmimimWm^^
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : [Publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1907-04-25 |
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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-1907-04-25 |
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Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 19e3176e-a049-438d-8667-3879518b4c0b |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310385 |
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Longitude | -117.53889 |
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