aifflB »W|P ■■ .&&!& mm Jlr.sa 1 m!£*r_ Ifttion lhan Newspaper Kootenay. utu any in N Beet ml tllliiil! '" dit in VOL. 6 south For It SHOES Without doubt the |irt*nt- iriety In onr City. FOB MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN We St thc FOOT, thc IEYE -..id th-POCKET. jf i'.ulicutar atlcution given to Mail Orders. NOTII L nl« F* mineral -jlalm liiu.t-* '"^ Trout Uke Mining division ul Weet Kootenay district. Where locnied: Oi 1 Cany, n Orpok Tnko notice thai r, Fred R Ell lott,lf.M C No. B88167 acti, '' nti ' ' * Graci Weatfall ad- j '"Inietralrix of the estate *( John J- Wra-fall, de. seed i vitn 11 i i*ii,i'„.ite, No. I.Js8C93 '"'.'nd, slxtv da-Vi (torn dan I of. W apply t. ih. Mining Bi et fur n CertlBcals ol Improve ni.-i,t(, f^ ihi purp m olobtainlni « Crown Qraut ot u„. a,,,*,, , ,: Ami fnrthsi take notice thai iti tl n .i idei sec Ion 87, m \i\ ■ mmenced b fori the iuu such Certificate ol Improvomtn t Dated this 18th dav ol 0.1 ibei A. D 1906 rltEl"; C Rl in hie M-vTrefto.sEOTioN U6 OF THE MINERAL AOT. and IN THE MATTER OF TUFFS- ''ATE OP pEOROE W. CAR- OTHERS OK TROUT UKE.B.C. 1 ■'"-■ Min»r, Dec-nsed, Iutestate. -0* Nl lice I lib HOYAL SH0EST00E WlMbWS At CoPni* , ' - FOR, ■_■*-__■ letons, Slaters IW1 fnun c. ell kit BARM Tl I' NOTARY ITU !.' BTC Lake, B. C. !.- . -nd Ferguson LARDEAU MINERS 0 N 10 N J I THE j nst (Dffirr STORE, j (tail. Sail and §>tti ereby given ihr.t I rive taken |ioss. ssion ol the Ee-- lete ol the laid Deceased. Beery per on indebted to the s« I Deceased Is icquired to make P '-.'■ • lorthwith lo F C Camp, bill, Mining Ueeiilur, Trout Luke H (' I ry p is ,n bating in the r pojacssi... effects belonging to the l>i:c-.:nrt\ nre required to forthwith notify P. i t smpbell, Mining Re- eoi ler, Trout Lake, li. C. Every creditor or oilier per- •on having i.n olaim apn,, or interest ir, the dtst.ibulion cf lhe Estate of the s.iiu Deceased, is ie* quired wi<hio sixty days o this date, to send by register. I letter, .-id.ir.niedta P. t; Campba I, Mining Recorder, Trait Like, B. C his ii -in* in i a Idrehs, und the full particulars of his claim and inter- -bt snd a statement of Lis account, Si .1 rhe nature of ilia -.e.-urity (if auy) | eid iiy him. LOCAL MINING. NOTES OF INIK_1'8T TO THOSE WATCHING TROUT LAKE MINING DIVISION. BROADVIEW To drive at a further depth of 100 feet. Alex. McLean, f'lmrlie Du'niage Harry R"gers, Martin Lundgren, Ole Iieiglitnd nn.l Axel Lun-lgren, l«*ft on Wo'neH.lay morn u*; lo lake ii|i n -ub-eontr ct from Hugh Brown, who has t, ireo mil■■* "I roc't work on one of tho Gould hystcm of t always in California, It goes without B.ying that they will u!l be btc» In the Lardean In the sprit)*;. tttrtt* De'etl in Troul Lako. B.C. .-.•.p* i , iwmly i inth day of Novem ber, 1906 OK Christmas Eve r. FRED FRASER, ttold r.].n mission, i The Ohi.-i Mines Development Co Ltd., evidently have all kinda of faith Jn the Br..n.i view, ibis week Manager Emmens received inolrucionp to follow cit his recommendation that another tunnel should be driven at Ihe 400 fo..I level. To this en I n d.».b e shift will be added t.. the fore; .hiving commenced at once The ilevelupmeni on thu 800 foot level ii sh* wing up rati. A body of The advent of tin- -mow ban made things 1<>.>* lively rmnd the ''Silver Cup." A dyDanoyha.a 'four1 aai ri'iix'on hauling s'- nd il v. The mine ia In first class shape, (food o-e owning up in every purl. I i the no ghbour n»3 I of fifty men arc employed. The 'Big Tunnel bov-," are making the rock move at 'Six mile' Some likely looking rock was cu< tl.rough a fpw days an •, and tbe exj.ecta'i. ns ure Lat win in ibe ,i i next 50 feet or *-o, he big surface sh >>*, ing will b * 'dppt-d al .lep h. ByW.V. Knox, in 'Recreation". (Cnne'usion.) Jimmy Grant eamc up from Nelaon the end uf laut week, and Ore. 16 feet in widih, carrying » 1 nes of $12 0U per ton. ba. been !luw 80u* °P to lhe "Wll'=lo«' '" per o| ene.l up Croa**fcutting tl„* vein and pushing the niain drift to g*.*i nntl.-r the t-haft, oons itutcs lhe work on this level. An order h is been p ac .1 with the "Lumber King of lhe Lardeau'' for euffioi- ent iuniner to build two additional hunk hi'Uscs f nd stables. • u. in the O Du ; ell. winter assisting Neil ' h .-lie Greer. ng his wii.i. i s ti*i- finished prick sjpp.ies io lis i !•: uer,y on &.*•.«,i Mile. "EVA." AT Patent Medicines School Supplies, Dry Goods, Stationery, Notions. FERGUSON, B. c. TICKETS, Including Supper, $2.50 Tob? jaccos. Pipes. Notice m hereby given tin: sixty days aftei data I intend tu apply | to th* Chiel Commissioner ol Land- land Works for permission I ■chew the following I I t"ds situated at Troul Lake,1 . ,. 1 .*iticl,ai:.l * lielng at:*. • marked K. L. Maslei N W norner, ibenco eouth 2" ohaina, thence eaet 20 chains, 'more or less loal re ol Trout Luke ; ihenee ni rth< i :• lo south-cast corner post ol I I 100, thence we.l elong line ol 1...: v I IPO lo ii"-t ol nomroeno' ment,con- •SErjruIii for (Kntirlau yiatuiB. Lining 40 acres more or lese. " naied2fitb.Oci..l9un. K L Masii.i'.s.-n Ci i^ars. FOR SALE. THE DAIRY BUSINESS or TROUT LAKE, B. C. 6 Number One MiLCH COWS. Will t»il iho h«rd, or fr-puralely FOR SALE. NuticH is hereby gifno thai with in one months from the firsl pub iiiration hrrr. f In the I'm!-;. Col lurnbia Gar. tie, I Intend t" apply io ih-* Hon. Chiel Commlttion.i nl Undssud Workafot * apecl.l Hosnoe to eat and carry away Um* Idcr Irom the loHowl • dewrlbed lands .Ituated In Wei Koolenay C'.uiii'i'ii'-"' a pnai mark-id A )'"• 1 M s' h. uii. >a-t cornet p ►«», "' the north aide pf BUulwr LaU< ;„., *i, Trout Lake **«»ion "*:"'. »■ li,,,,). ihraaclialu.iveit < i the . i | lh west corner ol Adams' I "' »M ■ 't,...i (hence ea»l along ■■■•<'• H""" 80 cbaina, thenee north BO cha'ni |thoi-o*ea«l BOoheln*. thence wn- ihHOi*l*ainr, lu point of eommen l.emonif Dated N»v 6ih, 190ft lhe ' i'a-k-*t Socii.i" «in.-. hv he Luiii.s' t.u.id, in aid .*f the fund* id the Angi ear. Church, wus t sue* ■ * .; attended bj visit- .*••*. i -ii. Iicaio-i, lier rard and other places. 'i he baa- keii», which ga*>eevldeiioo of ingen . y nnd ia»te in ther preparation . u '- - me brisk i.nlai* g, mhJ tu. tionoei " Mr .1 C. Murray . .periei ced ii i difficulty In dii<pos ii-.ci.f a leugthj csUlogue ofc confections, ih« prices ret ng from I'i ocuta to 10 00 Af'vr the rontcnts • f the iiu-k,".- Inul been negot ated, tho . my ti ok adian'agi i f thc , [t s offered, at.d lo lhe etiains ol ex1 ilnrating music, they "tripped I" till a late—-ot rather .aril- h nr i* e visit i." left f -r va'i m d.-r- iiiaiinim on S'.in day, cxpn using t e opinion llu.t Troui Lai.e is. a i-aiii:-*- for ei.jo • men' seekers The ladies of the Guild. a»d all ,-..iK-Lru;.*d in the arrangement oi . ; „,, [or Hie evening'* enjoy me„t, ,*. r al ly deserve the u moal ,,r,,, • (ir threxoe Ienl m inner in which iNov 1 lokod to the cmfort ■, mentol all present. One of the ui'.-,t delightful Irop- liie« "f our dav on Knox mountain was the co'leet-on ..f arc'ic botany. Th- botanist "f the ps-ty secured no 1'ts than for'y dis'lnet specins. Five .f these werf hestlier, iheir blnn-n rj"ain(» fio-ii l-'glitest pink io deep, b'ood-like crims-'n. The blo-B'iming is much different t*. that of Scot!a->'1; here, i-rl sd ol being so minute as to anpear feath erv. it it composed of graceful lit* tle'up*. something like that ef the bhieberty. Our bunks in the miners'ca'-ins were made soft snd fragrant wiih the heather. Another flower of snrpsssin. beau'y wa« a srecies of the phlox, not tall nnd graceful like that of 'he lowlands, but bloom'nj? In a! ma»B spread out on th" surface of j the around like an inverted saucer j miking » solid nu» of bright. d»ep j pinkb'ootn. Brilliant dwarf but- terrapo adhered tn the unm'stak- sble rellow of that family, nhile *' a g;aiit anemon". lhe blo-isoni as! la'pe nsa kil-er do'lir, or a stalk a foot bitfh was to be found even I at that heigh1, though in greater j profusion lower down. The mas- fer*. of blossoms and lhe bright colors were a continuous chsrm in all our tramping It was aa incident yieMing especial pleasure, that the I otanist that day picked some of the flowers with on. hand on LECKIE BOOTS fill a lorg felt waul, and that want la better boot, for the aama money, The Logger, tbe Prospect cr, tbe Minor, and i bs man who work, eat of doom, wil] find Iheee All LEATHER Boots the best mat money can buy. Every psir have the Trade Mark stamped on tneaole. All dealers. J* Leckie Co UA VANCOUVER, 1. C A SUCCESSFUL rba new 10 d.ill oomprewor ENTERTAINMENT. |ll,rt 'or M,e EVA ni,H' hl", iriv" cd al C-iml.ornc and is l.eii-p taken i o\t to ihe property^ The capacity of lh mill will be enlarged at an earls d.te. "SILVER DOLLAR" Reported bt.lti tins etel . II. L Re il, who has had charge !„lt < bank her., I ft Thur-d^y \ uiornaig for Aihf.b>rca Lauding wiieie he will ujeii u brauch of helmpeiinl. II L. hat been with n» for aboul j (he inow. nine inontl.s, and has n.adehim- ►eii p.ipu'sr in every respect, ea* pecially with the ladies The old ii'ijtge 'A friend iti need, IB a friend i* dee.l," wa- strongly exemplified in ibe ptTBon ul tho ian> iiianaxsr, l nn-l abenevet \ou lad a 'kiln in fly, bo promp iy 'lurned you uiown." AiUiou-jh young In vca.s d^p"in flowerg of £, richel, pr I h« wna—as a Una-, c er—away up To be among Arctic Burronnd- ings, flower?, bird*, animals, insects, and io snjoy them on a warm August dsv.were well worth the c'imh we had made Tha day among t'e Fummita, besides this one, over trarklees crestt, aero*. Ihe glaciers, and again of'en knee ; ibe ladder, and ii is no doubt ow- in,; to : is keen i.ir.*^ ghl m the j ii anagemeut - f the branch here, tbat has mode il possible fur ihe institution h>. repre»euti to take i ite place among the I"remoBt.finan- ; i iai InstitUll m. ■ f tl.e Co ti -ent. Athabat-oa Landing: dun) fur g.-t the add res«, ai d when >ou ar- . agai st a "h irJ thing" <lra<v a breath un hun. foaion, breathing the inspiring air seeing visions of Alpine grandnur, all seeine 1 to put new blood and Manager Dmmens re'yrned om ruesday from a Irip to Ihe '"S-lv- r .r " He repo'te the pro; erty lu kii g bett ; I ■ in ever The it i ng d'iven' to ..]-, No 2 v -In is i'i Pl fee', and ha? ni ' • her '-'."> feel to ■jo before th. ■*!•! ■■'■i!•*■•• p Int Is r ached 1 ho No I or i outh drift, is it. o i r 100 feel and all in ore. The face of t' e .hi t ilu i i arge quantity of galena . | LICENSES ISSUED. 'I l-.e < | or i ant is r im (mo ■ ■ '*' 1 Ih'at Iho tram will bi in opcati. a inside of i fe« days Tho roach n* , .,, , , i ,.-s led, ai d will le loiwarued i.n ery :»" lb ■ mill * u ba 11 ot dereil and Mi G incus cxi ects t ■ nav endurance iot*. teachers. a couple of tired A telegram was reoalved today I from the Lands and Work. Dept ' ihnt the limber liccnt 'a iiad be-n il in op rali.ui bv i. u ni ddie .: . February. A telephone line i.*. bi . media e y Tb's means ihe tiection mill, and the cutting of 200 mins. ii.. ri C.itnb r.i • to il.e • f a tu.I' imi feet of tmbe.' inTr.ut l.ake City. A E K-nn*' THE LIVERY BUSINESS TIOUT LAKE.-B. C. Apply lo: AM. CRAIG. E. A. Haggen. Revulstoke, D.C. ritock Bhare and Plnanelal Broker jUslBitatesod fasorsneo. TJMBTJB AND MINES Fire, uite, Accident, Health, liua'i.nte*v..!K">rln>'"» Ukolllty lesursncs Roln vc-nrbaentntlv.*- for TJon- Combine 1- "»c»CrKon Trout L.i - Kswison, Beaton ai.d tlnniborne. CorreaioBdeaeepromriJy|endtl, ■ i i • i i - ' TROUT LAKE CITY m GROCERIES HARDWARE But '*cn am^ne the grandeur of the mighty 8>lkirkfl time will 1 not wait for man. 'A'e must l»*sve tho spot of such enchantment. The descent was oi different nature ifr.*m the sscent A short snow tiel I s.i s'eep thst we could not 'climbing going up, offered us a I. h»n<*e to go down. H and little Rob-rt, well used to glissad- .ins; snow-ti.-lls steadied them- Bel*ea with iheir long canes and shot like arrows down tbe two or three hund'ed leet. Wou'd tbi> two women try that same wsyT The guile's wife, first to tent wars and mules, eiseyed the standing glissade, mu«ei her footing a»d slid bodily to the bottom, lo b- csnght bv her husbsnd. Mrs.—— did not a'tempt the Handing glissade, but at once resorted to tbe procumbent one, arriving, aa did Mrs H , it lhe bottom of tlm -lid'. a mingled mass of cioth i e, ta .rn Mi.l joyful shouts. As the mr. sank behind the. western B'jmmltfl nnd snowy peake, wo were glad to crawl into ihe cabins, to be nfre-hed will* hot beef-tea, lhat indispeii'ablo adjunct of mountain climbing. FRUIT Gents Furnishings GentsFuriushings We teemed the ho*-our I eatowed upon te bv cur friend -*-, wn t >y of peculiar rmnji iiion, so on gating back to tho States we sent iwo flags, that of Uuiied -.tal. b and of Can id i, to be put Local and Genera!. NOTICE. THE IMPERIAL BASK of Canada, WM closed Nov. 2flk l»Ot. For any inforuiaiio* rata-Vv* to the business of the shove branch, apply to ilm Manager of the ARROWHEAD BRANCH. We have great pleasure in an- uouncing lhat a Masquerade Car* nival will take place on Saturday, December 1st. at t p.m., at Vargit* sou. J. Wsgner, ot the Placer Co. was called to bis home in Moor- bead, Minn, owiug tn thc rtrions illneBB of hia daughter. The work on thc Placer ground ia going c- head ateadily. Miss Alice Peters, sister of Mra W. Adams, of "Cedar Vallsy Ranch." arrived Irom England laet week. Fred Mummery left mi Tuesday morning for the "Silver Cup." Fred C. Elliott hae been at Revelstoke during the »»»k, on a businese trip. We regret tn ear that Jim Scott' f>fAM are not in so go d a condition as at first reported. The apecialiit at Spokane, where he is undergoing treatment, has decided that to save one eye, lhe other must be rs moved. The Wn. Arch-deaeon Deer conducted two s.*rvi.es la the Anglican Church co Fuudavlast. At ll.e morning service aa interesting ceremony lock ptuce, bsin. tha baptism ct ihi infant eon te, Mr. and Mrs. P-trl of this city Qoodluok, Arthur Henry. Ji«r, upon a smut flags-sff on <he raoun . . . . '. m, j i I'buck up aad tie a man, and al tun top. Tne next scaBO" a dolo*, / , , ' . , . i » i i credit toy onr parsn's and country gstlou on thn fourth uf July lr'imjv ihe c uii of tbe miner, climbed ihe summit*, and put up the f'sgs Tney cull be a-rn from nany pomts, and ihsir real significance wis that ot a cl-ao i-ond of friend ■hip lutw. on the visitors from the la"d of Uuilo Bum, and tho good iu'.ks and trOfl who make tbe tulgb- y Selkirk)! tbtir j-crpctu.1 louse. Tsb t>» A. E, Phippe, of the Inperi* ok, X/e i.i.., aid T. B. Baker, Airo«headm»nag*r, vert In oo business tOOiecWl with tbo b-ane_>rt, tbgwsek. O &. B-nar, Asat QtigA. et Osr- adUu Vatb *I) .irk» <•*'!.Ofc C> ry ol »Vjv»,s m)t-. tnr* in "Jn **^*M n LARDEAU MINING REVIEW. TROUT LAKE CITY, B. C. .eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeweeeeme. ~1 •••••••*••!• *rZ****Vs5.=***-fc-^ • By... jj Cmile :$ Gaboriau ::| ►♦♦♦♦>♦ <^=^=^'^^<5=i^*,: ♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦.♦■♦»♦♦♦■♦♦♦» "9 *^^"^$^^'#99^d^9^9^o^9^ (Continued.) "Tlie dickens!' Adieu to my planl Here lie Is! Where can I.b'lde so as to bear nn.l see?" •Tli.re In my.-Bedroom. Leave the door open nn.l-the curtain down:" \ Becond ring was beard. ••I must *.'.." suld Prosper. "Now, i, ne nilier,'I'rosper,*" Bald M. Verduret in n warnftiK tone, "not one word to thin iinni nlimitiyour plans or about me. Pretend to.bf discouraged, helpless, hesitating." Ami lie ,i;-::i|ip<'iii*>.f I'ctiind the curtain us Prosper run to opj-n the door. Prospers portrnit of St. ile Lagors had not been eiagcaBfted. So handsome a face am! manly a figure could belong onlv to a notile character. Al- th..uuli Ii:i..iirsal.l tbat-ba wus twenty- four he apT'fiirotl to "be not -more thun twenty. Be had a superb figure, well knit and suppl**,- .a beautiful white brow, shaded by soft chestnut curly balr. nnd soft blue cyeS which beamed with frankness . :• * * Ills first Impulse was to throw him- Belf into Prosper's arms. "My poor, dear frlen.l!" ho Bald, taking Prosper's hands. "My poor Prosper!". Hut beneath the-e affectionate demonstrations there was a certain constraint, which. If It escaped tl.e cashier, was noticed by M..Verduret. "Your letter..my fleer Prosper." said Itaoul nft**r befog seated, "made me ill. l was so frightened by IL I asked in. self If you could have lost your mind. Then l left everything to come to you." Prosper did not seem to hear him. He wa. pr>*o,*eup!e,d about the letter be had not written. What were Its contents? Who was this ruan whose assistance he had accepted? "Vnii must not feel discouraged," continued M. ds Lagors. "At your age ynu in i.y eminence life anexv. Your friends are Btlll left to you. Iltely upon me. I am ri.*!. Half of my fortune Is at your dis|>osnl." This generous "(Tor, made at a moment like this wirh sii.ii frank simplicity, deeply touched Prosper. "Thanks. Itamil." he said, wltli eaifr- tion; tlian.-. you! Hut unfortunately all the money In the World would be of no use now." "Why so? What nie you going to d<.'- po you propose to remain In Parur "I know not. R.i.nil. I hnve made no plans j'et M> mini la confused." "I trill tell j uu what to do." replied Itaoul .|Oi.kly. "You must start afresh. I'uiii this myaterioos robbery is ex- i H-d it will never .1.. for you to remain in Parla." "And If It Is never explained?" ■"<>-rly the more reason for your remaining In oblivion l hnve been talk- ltig-nl,ont yon to numeral.. You nre unjust to lilm. for lie Is your friend. 'If I w.re In Prosper's place.' he aald. '1 would turn everything Into money hhU embark for America. There l would tuuke a fortune .....I return to crush with my millions those who Imve suspected me.'" This advtea offended Prosper's pride, but he snl,I BOttl ■: 11* wus thinking of wlmt the stranger had wild to him. "WHI:" aald Itaoul. "I will thluk It over. I will see. I would like lo kii"iv what M I'auvel Bays." •*Mv I,....,.-. | suppose you Luuu* lhat I bave declined the offer be nude in.- to enter his banking house and wo bave almost quarreled. I bave not set font in bis,boose f,*r over u mouth, bnt I hear of him occasionally."' Through Wbomf" "Through your friend, young Cavall- Ion. My ancle, tbey IS.V, Is more dls- ll-saaed Iiy this t.IT;.ir limn you, are. He Is scarcely enr nt tin* bank and wanders sbout as if in a terrible dream." "And Mme. Fiiuvc] and"—Prosper hesltatcd-'ai.d Mil.*. Madeleine?" "<Hi." snld Itii.nil lightly, "my sunt ts as dt'ioiit-iis eier. >lie has a mass snld for the beneilt >.f the sinner. As to my pretty, l.-y o.lisin. she cannot bring herself down to cofbmon matters, Iteenuse She If entirely nl.sorbed , In prcprfrftig for ll.e fancy hail to be given day nfier tomorrow by MM. Jan- ili.li.r. She Ins discovered, so one of b.*r Meads i..id me, .*. wonderful dress- n.nker. ii stranger who hns suddenly appeared fr..m ae .one knows where. Wl." Is milking n costume of Catherine de' Meill. I's liuii.l of honor, and It Is to be n marvel." a Li,,—ii,. suffering brings witb It a sort of Ipsenslbnity. Prosper had reached thai stale of impassibility from whlrh h,. never SS peeled to be aroused i. lieu this lust blow made him cry out wilh palm "Madeleine! Oh, Madeleine!" M. de Lagors. pretending not to bave beard blm, arose, "I must Isavs you now, my denr Prosper," be said. "Saturday I win «*.' th.se In.Ilea .at the ball and will bring you news of. tlmm. Keep up your courage andVemdmber thnt. wbat- .wr happen., you can eoiint oo me." itaoul Shook Pr..sp.*r's hi.nil nnd left tl..* house. Prosper remslned imin-yv- al.le. overcome by disappointment lie wus aroused from bis gloomy reverie by u,,. re.l whiskered mau, wbo eaine from his concealment ■• "Ho H),*si* are your friends." "Yea," sni.l Prosper, With bitterness. "Ton heard blm offer me* half of 1ils ■"*"■■■* •tfoiitmp?" *. i, M Vfcdujet shrugged Lis'shoulders with nn nlr At compassion. • • -* » vruat.ws/ ve./.siin*,y.eji h'.s^rt." g heaaaUL| '•W'.h.v. <)'i,| li t ',.'rr<T ihe , ii).'.;.*;' tMlffs mA.1 nothing. But I Iin'.- le 'Toii-MMfri't this pretty i*r%- would olieei fully give 1...HO0 frnncs lo j.nt Um* ocean between you snd him." "H<*. monsieur? Why boT" "HI... knows) Perhaps for lhe smne rensou thnt he bad nol s.i foot for a month iii bis node's house." "llut tlmt Is tl.e fin III. monsieur. I am sure of It." ■.Naturally." said M. Verduret. with n provoking smile. "But" he con tin* ued seriously, "we have devoted enough time to this fair youth. Now be good enough to change your dress. an.l we will go nnd call on M. I'auvel." This proposal seemed revolting to Prosper. "Never!" he exclaimed, with excitement. "No. never will I voluntarily set eyes on that wretch!" This resistance iiiii not surprise M. Verduret "I can understand your feelings to- Ward lilm." snld he. "but nt the same time 1 hope you will change your mind. Cor the sume reason that 1 wished lo see M de Lagors do I wish to see M I'auvel. It Is necessary, you understand. Are you so very weak that y.ni cannot restrain yourself for five minutes? I shall Introduce myself us one of your relntlves, and you need uot speuk n word." "If it Is absolutely necessary." Bald Prosper, "If you wish"— "It Is necessary. Come on. Hurrj and fix yourself up a Utile. It Is getting late, and I am hungry. We will breakfnst on our way there." I'rosper had hardly passed Into tils bedroom when the bell rang again. M. Verduret opened the door. It wns the porter, who banded him n thick letter "This letter." said he. "was left this morning for M. Bertouiy. I was so flustered when be came that I forgot lo hand It to blm. It Is a very odd looking letter. Is It not, monsieur?" It was Indeed n singular epistle. The address wns not written, but formed of printed letters, carefully cut from u book nnd pusted on the envelope. "Oh. ho!" cried If. Verduret "What Ib this?" Then, turning toward the porter, be said. "Walt till I return." Ile went Into tl.e next room and clos- ,ed ihe door. There he found Prosper, who had heurd the bell ring nnd wus anxious to know what was going on. "Here ia a letter for you," said M. Verduret I'rosper at once tore open the envoi .pe. Ijonie bnnk notes dropped out. He counted them. There were ten. Prosper's face turned purple. "What does this mean?" he asked. "We will read the letter and find out." replied M. V«rdureL The letter, like tbe address, was composed of prim,.,l words cut out and pasted on the paper. It was Bhort. but explicit: Ur Drar l*r,..i*.r-A friend who knowi tht horror of jrutir »llujt...n wntlt 11,ia wreor. Thrre If trie h-Mft, lie Baaurad, Hint llurra jrunr lufferiD-ft. 04 Ma? l.-.,t litnct. Vou ire J",ung. The fu lure ii before yet. Oo, mil nay tt.ii money help jrott. As M. Verduret rend tl.e note Pros p.-r's rage Increased. He was angry and perplexed, for hc could not explain the rspldly succeeding events which were so enlculuted to mystify •ns already confused brain. "Everybody wishes me to go ewayt" he cried. "Then there must be a eon splraey ngninst me." M. Verduret smiled with ssHSfeetlnn "At last you begin to open your eyes. You begin to understand. Y'es, thero are people who bute you because of the evil they have done you. There ara people to whom yoiir preseuce In PurlB Is a perpetuul menace and wbo will not feel safe till they ore rid of you." "But who lire these people, monsieur? Tell me who presumes to Bend this money?" "If I knew, my dear Prosper," said Verduret sadly, "my task would be at an end. for then I would know who Committed this robbery of which you are accused. But l have finally procured evidence wblcb will sootier or later become convincing proof. 1 have heretofore only made deductions.mors or less probable. I now possess knowledge which proves lhat I was mistaken I walked In darkness; now I hnv* a light to guide me. Now we must tuke advantage of this evidence, gullied by the imprudence of our enemies. We will begin will, the porter." Ile opened the door and cnlled out: "1 suy, my good man, plenuo come heit-!" Tl.e porter entered, looking very much Burpris.-d nt the authority exer- daed over hla lodger by thia stranger. "Who gave you thia letter?" aald M. Verduret. "A messenger, Who aald be waa paid for bringing It." "In, you know blm''" "I know bin. well " "<!o and bring lilm here." After tho |x>rter bud gone M. Verduret drew from his pocket hla diary and compared a pago of It wllb tbe note, which ho had spread over the table. "TheBO notes were not Bent by tbe thief," bo snl,I. "Do you think so, monsieur?" "I am sure of it—thnt Is, unless tbe thief is endowed with extraordinary penetration and forethought One thing la certnln-tbeso notes nre not part vf the 3.VI.000 francs which was Stolen from the safe." "Yet" Bald Prosper, who could not explain this certainty on tbe part of his protector-"yet"- "Tbero la no yet about It I have tbe Bombers of all the stolen notes." "What! When even I did not bave them?" "llut tbe bank had. fortunately. When we undertake an affair, we must anticipate everything and forget nothing. It Is no excuse for a mnn to aay, 'I did not think of It' when ho commits some oversight I thought of the bank." If In tbe beginning I'rosper had felt some rcpugiiniieo about confiding In bla father's friend, tbe feeling bad now disappeared. He understood that alone,' scarcely master of himself, governe* only by Hip inspirations of his Inexperience, never would ho have tho patient penetration of this singular nan. Verduret continued talking to blm- SClf. ss If ha had forgotten Proaner'- •presence. "Then, as this package did not come from the thief. It Is plain tlmt It car only come from the other person who was near the safe nt the Hire of the robbery, but could not prevent it, nnd Dow feels re..,oi*se. The probability of two persons assisting nt the robbery, e probability suggested by the scratch, la now changed Into undeniable cer- tn'nty. Therefore I was right." Prosper, listening attentively, tried hard to comprehend this monologue, which he dared not Interrupt "Let us seek," went on the blp u.;n, "this second person whose conscience pricks him nnd yet who dares uot reveal anything." lie read the letter over several times, scanning the seutenees nud welglil-g the words. "Evidently this letter was composed by ii wcmati. Never would one man doing another man u serii..- .nd send* ing hlin money use the word 'succor.' A man would have said loan, mouey or some other equivalent b'.t succo"-— iicv-T. No one bul a woman Ignorant of masculine susceptibilities would have naturally made use of this word to express the Idea It represents. As to the sentence There is one heart.' end bo on, It could only have been written by a Woman, Now let us see If we can discover whence the printed words were taken to compose these sentences." lie approached the window and be- gnu to study the pasted words with nil the scrupulous attention which an an tloiiarlan would devote to un old, half eftneed manuscript "Small type." he said, "very slender and clear, well printed. The paper Is thin and glossy These words have not heen cut from a uews|i.iper or a periodical. I have seen type like this I recognize It at once. Dldot often uses It 8o does Mine, de Tours" He stopped with his mouth open and eyes Bx.*d. making a strong appeal to his memory. Suddenly he struck his forehead. "Now I have It!" he cried. "Now I have It! Whv did I not see It nt once? These words have all l.een cut from n prayer book. We will look nt least, nnd then we shall be certain." ile moistened one of Ihe words past ed on the paper with his tongue, and when It was sufficiently softened he detached It with a pin. On the other side was printed a Ijitin word—Dena. "Ah. ha!" he aald. with a little laugh of satisfaction. "I knew It. father Taberet. If he were here, would I* pleased to see this Hut What hns be come of the mutilated prayer book? fan It have been burned? Nn. because a heavy hound bock Is aot easily burn ed. It Is thrown In some corner " M. Verduret was Interrupted by the porter, who returned with lhe niessen ger from Plgalle street. "Ab. here you nre." said the big man encouragingly. Then ho showed the envelope of the letter. "Do you remember bringing thia letter here this morning?" "Perfectly, monsieur. I took parlle- nlar notice of the address We don't /.'ran oe,. nnvthlog like II." "Wbo told you to bring lt, a man or a woman?" "Neither, monsieur; It was a porter." Tbis reply made the porter laugh very much, but M. Verduret did uot even smile. "A porter? Well, do you know this colleague of yours?'' "I never even saw him before." "How does he look?" "Neither tall nor short He wore a green vest nn.l hud on hla medal." "Your description Is bo vague that It wonld suit every |torter lu the city. Hut did your colleague tell you who sent the letter?" "No. monsieur. Putting 10 sous In | my lm ml. he snid: 'Here, carry tills to !',:• Ohaptal street. A coachman on the boulevard handed It Io tne.' Ten sous! I am Hure be made more than I." This answer seemed to disconcert M. Verduret So many precautions taken lu seudli.g the letter dieturbed him nnn disarrange.! Ins plans. "Do you think you would recognize tbe porter again?" "Yes, monsieur, If I saw him." "How much do you gain a day ns a porter?" "I don't exactly know, but I bave a good stand. I Biippoae I mnke from 8 to In francs a day." "Very well. I will give you 10 francs a d.iy If you will go about and look Tor the porter who brought this letter. Every evening nt 8 o'clock come to the Archangel, on the Qual St. Michel, give me n report of your search and receive your puy. Ask for M. Verduret. If you lind our man. I will give you M francs. Will you do lt?" "I think I will, monsieur." "Then don't lose a minute. Oo on." Although Ignorant of IL Verdnret's plana Prosper begun to comprehend the sense of his Investigations. Ilia fnie depended uisin tbelr success, nn.l yet he almost forgot this In hia ud- miration of this singular man. "Monsieur." said I'rosper when the porter had left the room, "do you still think you s<*<> In this affair ti.e hand of a woman?" "More ilmn ever, nn.l a pious woman, loo. nmi u woman wbo bus two pray. er books, since ahe eonld mutilate one lo write to you." "And you hope to find (lie cut book?" "A great (leal or nope. mantis to the opportunity I have of Making an Immediate search, which I will set about nt once." Saying this, he snl down and rapidly scratched off a few lines on n slip Of paper, which he folded up nnd put In his vest pocket. "Are you ready to go io M. Fauvel's? Yes' Come on. then. We have Certainly earned .mr breakfast today." • - (To be Continued.) PEN-ANCLE EX-MAYOR CRUMBO RECOMMENDS PE-RU-NA THE CAMPHOR L-AUREl, WAYS OF THE ARAB. Wlii*ii sick, Men liel Hsdlolni and v\ i.in. it cei Prayera, 'There Is one peculiar distinction be tween Arab men and women In Algeria," writes a traveler, "and II may bs considered as soma proof of the de- graded position of ih.* layer. When nn Arab is ill lie g"*s to his doctor, aril Arab doctors, whether deservedly or not, haven iiiiii reputation, llut when ;:n Arab woman is ill she may nol > insult a medico. SI .* musl go to the marabout, who l< half saint and half magician, lie does not retail modi- clues, bul lie ll Iter's a nil in I.el* of prayers, iiiiii then he writes on.* ..r more ..f thorn on n bit of paper, giving n to tlie pattern wilh Injun, lions lo chew it nml swallow It He nl*-.. supplies a little holy waler out of a bottle nnd the Woman goes away fully believing that she will recover. "It has been said tlmt the Arabs do not respect their dead because they hue no inclosed cemeteries nnd been use ihey select for the grilles of Iheir nearest and dearest solitary spots removed from their places of encampment, lint this practice muy be explained by olher causes than absence of respect or affection for their dead. The task of preparing the body for the grave is always perform.sl by ths members of the family themselves sod, In SCCOrd- nine With the Koran. It Is most carefully washed in pure inner before being consigned to the ground. Then the pottery of the household Is broken over the spot. In the desert or on the steppe the leaving of the body in an isolated place seems to typify nuluially its presence before the Infinite and lhe eternal. "In Joy as In grief ll.e Aral, gen erally conceals bis feelings behind a proud reserve, but on lhe occasions •'! the periodical fantasias be thnms aside tbe mask and reveals the true man. The dancing, gesticulating nn.l about* Ing go on for hours until the delirium ends with tl.e exhaustion of ih.* part Id pants. A fantasia In the desert les u curious impression of semluoreality on the mind, but it is iin* one oecusl in on which the stern, sad looking Aral., easting aside his hauteur, comes forth us the true sou of nature." 7>j»/# .font b a v«ri-ly ol -tylm. lil.ii., and pricM, loi !lvonien, men «nd child.cn. Ko.m-liWe.1. Dealnt are authorized to replace initantly and al our coil any Pas- Angle garment (null) in innterial nr making. Pan-Angle Under- W. nr i.- form-knit ao it can't help fitting youi ligure, - It's in a.lo o * long -fibred wool bo it won't shrink -audit's guuian- teeil besides. The whola Idea is lo make it N i-"""' you can't afford not to buy by tl a trademark (in red). tm Your Doctor Can cure your Cough or CoM, no queition about that, but— why go to all the trouble and inconvenience of looking him up, and then of having hispraacrlptlon filled, when you can atap into any drug store In Canada and obtain a bottle of filllLOH'S CURE for a quarter. Why pay two to five dollars when a twenty-five eent bottle of SHILOII will curoytu as quickly 7 Why not rf> as hundreds of thousands of Canadiana hava done for the past thirty-four yeara: let SHILOH be your doctor whenpver a Cough or Cold appeals. SHILOH will cure you, and all druggists back up thia statement with a positive guarantee. The next tlma you have a Cough or Cold cure it with SHILOH DRINK BOILED MILK. A Doctor Saya It win -y-aaatnata %»<■ AirNlnNl . ..ii*iiiii |,i ii.-i "Tbe Idea of vaccination against e ,u sumption is not a new Ides," said a physician. "And. furthermore, you and I have unconsciously many times perhaps vaccinated ourselves against this disease." "I hnve vaccinated myself against Consumption? I must have done it iu my sleep. Ihen." "Not St all. Let me explain. ".'Inline:.ll. Hiiiimgarlcn, OrlsCS, Bell ring. Calmette, Onerln and otber eminent Investigators nave taught ua that the germs oi consumption—the bacilli, the little living creatures tbat eat up the lungs do nut enter our lung, thrni!;.!i lhe respiratory tract, but through lhe Intestines—that is to say, wa don't breathe In consumption germs; we eat Ihem. "In the r.gi..ii i,r the Intestines, there, fore, these men for some years conducted their vaccinations for consumption. They look calves, ami they vaccinated th. ..lies with miik containing dead bacilli. Afterward Ihey gave the calves milk containing live bacilli, and. whereas this hitler milk caused deadly consumption In ordinary calves, among those that had been vaccinated no evil effect whatever ensued. "Among animals and perhaps among men milk containing dead consumption germs makes u virus which, up- plied to the Intestines, la u sure euro for consumption. "Therefore, when you and I drink our milk boiled (us we should always do despite the oystery tastei, we are, If thc milk happens to contain bacilli, actually Introducing into our intestines tl." virus that, among animals St least, Is consumption's sure preventive. "Morul.-Iirink boiled milk only."— St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Kind Hesrted Old 0 What .li.l j I. in* i Irietid, be you were b Hog( u Wl at did 1 lo W II sn before being blind I was deal and dumb I'.*:** Meli t triend ol mine mei an uiiexi ■ i, imii aftei sharing his umbrella along I'i. a.lilli with a itranga lad) "And when maj I have tha pleas ur,* ol seeinj you • ■*-'•■ •*i in the nexl rain) daj. »ir." the replied Taller, When all ..Hi. [ail, in Holloway'a Corn Cun v pain v lint,*v . and ii" in.*'.ii*" ' ill ii-iiir-* ll " \n.i in lusion " »aid the girl's mother, "hs i- s mere fortune hunting -■ amp 'Why. ma!" exeli .1 tl"' girl I'm surprised lhal you h mid make iuch an n eaull upon him when he'i noi present to deli nd himsell MARTYRDOM DESCRIBED Kingston Man Tells How He Suftered and How He Was Released. "For years a mar tyr," Is bow .'has. li. Powell, i.f 101 Kuglun Str.et. Mug atou, begins hia story. "A martyr to chronic patlon, but now 1 am free from It and all through tbs use of Dr. liOoubardl's V.,'1 I'lll. "I was Induced to try Ami I'lll by reading tin* testimony of some oue who had been cur,-.I of I .0 pstton by It. 1 hail auiTereil for eighteen yeara aa.t ha.] taken tons ..f stuff rectn men led as cures hut which mn.le me worse rather than better Doctors told mo there waa no cure for me. Dr. Uwnt-irdi's Antl-PIII curod ue* " All daslera or The WllJ-nn-Fyla Co., I.lmiied. Niagara Kalla. Ont -SoJ IIS o,,.. I ar. First Small l!..y 1 wish I had lhat 8 ci-uts back 1 spent f*.r candy, Sccmi) Small Hoy—What would yon do with It? First Small Boj Dny mure candy. ■ow llie nrua i, i Ura„, , m. w.„.u „f ■„,";;';;' **] The camphor laurel, fr greater pari of the "'" 'Vlll,.|| llll '.1.1.Ill>.- Ill iner.*.. Is produced , China, Japan, Formosa ',„,. l'l"'"'* 'I I" ■ 'dy, |.„„ '*'"»• nmi sometimes grov :. gres ■iu Chai. H. Powell "My Endorsement o. Pe-ru-n» It DaseJ On Itt Meritt." Ed. Crnmbo. It bas svergreeu i,„,,. whi.,- Dowers n, ,..,,,. ...^ J^J-l very ornamental tree, ibe iruul «* ning up to « hei,,,, ,., ™U| ""-•'y r*"< bei n i,,,,,,""*" fruit la very mini, ilk„ „ "' '•» runt. '"•■'« cm, * In tbe extraction „r ,„„„,, wood Is tirst cut lm „-< (l|ll "" tbe chips ure put ln%, water In s«S and steamed. Tha i,.*.„i „f ,.„. ,'' lllled wllb atraiv. „*„| ,ls ,hJ ™H carries off tbe campimi i„ „,.*""' Is deposited lu little ,. i,,,. ,lr, ' " straw. , The .-rude camphor is u*M , In a vessel, from .... , ,. , allowed lo eseap,. through ll ,,,,» ' aperture, The campi „ "' seiiillraiiBpareiil cake l Hi*- „„,. ufaoture of eempboi the u,.„,, JJ essanly desti,,*,.•*! of the lands la which ll.e tr.*,. pZ another Is plai I In i iceofwm mie that Is cut doi, n The i-.,..| | highly valued for carp, lei - i,.,.k ruinphor was .. :l tlJ ^ ili-e.-ks and Bomaua and m |a brought to Kurope i.v the Aral* ED CKUMHO, I \ Ma.i'.i ol New Albany, Ind . writes from fttl I.. tree! "My endorsement ol Peruna it baled on itt merits. "II a man is sick he looks anxiously (or something lhat will cure him, and Peruna will do the work. "I know that it will cure catarrh el the bead or stomach, indigettion, headache and any weary or lick feeling. It it bound to help anyone, if used according to directions. I .. o know dosena ..( men who .ii tin- highest i.-iui- ,.f Peruna ...nl have yel to heal ol anyone being disappointed in it " Mi Crambo, in a late, letter, .Ihi.hI I .. *:■ MM l \|. health Is good, al present, bul it I ibould havs to ink.* an) n.*..'* medicine I will full back 00 I'.-, unl 1 .Ml It IthiliX,,,. As you slide along past youth Into middle uge get ii good grip ou y.t.ir enthusiasms. Life looks black ufter Ihey ars gone, it is a good thing, too, to renew your own life in uu Intimate Interest In tlie life of some young friend, lew things are more helpful or more beautiful than friendship Ite- Iween the young and lhe old. 'Ihey hai.- everything to give to each other. What Is most pitiful In both y.tilth's uncertainly ami need of encouraging sympathy, age's nnfnlflllmenta un.l need of softening tenderness is southed und neutralised by u sharing of interests un.l iilT.-.iloiis. Ilsl.lnraa. Dot—Father, why do men get bald soouer than women? Father BSCSOSS tbey dou't wear their l.-i - s.i |,,n- Tbe tnlrorn. Tlie unlcoru was one of the fabled monsters of antiquity. It was, according to a summary of the opinions of several of the old time writers, a beast alKi.it the tlte ot a common horse, but with very abort legs. The people of tbe middle ages believed in the existence of three kinds of um.urns—tlie mngnlfl- ••ent white unicorn, whi. i. bad a purple face and blue eyes und a slugle horn a yard In length: the cglisserlon, which resembled a gigantic .b-.-r aud bad a very sharp bom growing from tbe middle of the forehead, aud the monoccroa, or common unicorn. Tbe white unicorn's horn was of three different colors—white at tbe lower part, black as ebony In tbe middle and red at tba point. Common niii.-orns were Bald to have bad horns about eighteen Inclo-a In length, but so str ing that they could easily kill uu clephuut. Bs there a Will Wisdom Points tho Way The sick mui, pme- for relief, l.ut li* di li . -ending lor the doctoi w lu.it means bottles oi drugs nevei consumed 4. bas nol the resolution i" I" el Iii -i..nm. I, iiiiii compounds which smell villainously un.l i i .. worse llut il lie nave Ibe mil to deal himsell with bis ailment, wl ■ .Inm mil In id In- attention to Pai melee Vegi labia Pills, which, -pee.'ie (,,i indigei lion snd *h lei ol :h digs in gaii.-. havs oo aqua' Little Mi..* I'll i.i yon k,-- ms if you won't tell an] if.!. Little Wills I protnl •• nol to t.*ll It bul I ii.'iii promise nol i" rap.si It, li.. ton I ■-... . npi Minard't Liniment Curet Dandruff Hubby Ii becomes very trying, my dear; you're aiwaya saying check, check, check' I ieel a il [its wars a long game ol chi - Wine Well, Edward, if vou don'l give in** something, I -hull have la pawn, pawn, pawn, snd it would still -.••■in like n game ..t chs . wouldn't Itl Ulj Blopei B'alae Duel rise. School Kssminer \. hat n the mean ng of falsa doctrinal s,*iiooibuy- leesa, sir, It's when lhe doctor glvea ll.e wroug -luff lo Ibe |«-ople wbo aro kick Chi .-imn Register, a crii.'l story runs on wheels, and every haud oil-* tlie wheal* aa t>ey run Oi-.-la. li Hacked with cuolera m luminal camp ...it *'l .ini k.».I tend ..' i D. J D Kelloa r. i .-.inl use n according t*. direct ona ll ... i- with wonderful rapidity lo subduing lhal dr. tba nli man and ih .1 d. Iroyi the young snd who have used this cholera medicine lay il asts promptly .ml nevi. hub. !■• ".-ff.-* t a lh. It... ... I.M.I.. Every one has n.ii.,-,1 how. when a large branch «r s tree n cal off, small branches will shoot out around the ! stump. These breaches are from tha reserve t.u.Is. of which nil tnvs bave a great number st every portion of their . surface, in.ier ordinary drcumetaueac those never come to maturity, but when | the tree Is wounded or cut off or 1,,-,-s S"inr of Its branchBS the reserve bu.ls nt once come into pluy aud reuew the foliage. .,„,*,.l Mnrnlllr. One never bears Of a duke going wrong. Bvsry one bearing any olher title In the | rage may be perhaps subjected lo III., leuiptiillolis of "ll.e World, (he llesh and the .hrvll," but a duke never! Indeed, the old Kools- man's verdict that dukes ure "verra, vena res| table people" seems ono ahout which there can be uo doubt.— London Taller. Kree. "Johnny," queried tha t.-neiier of (be Juvenile class, "what is tin- difference bei lieen electricity und lightning?" "Vou ilnn | have lo pay nothln' for llgbtnln'." answered Johnny.-,\Ilhvnu> l.ee -sentinel. . tinfllt'tliic. A.ior~I can't play all three of the pans you have assigned to ms In thia melodrama. Manager—Why not*? Ae- tor-Reeause In tbe flrat act two of (Iv-tn engage In a fight, and ths third rushes In and aeparates them. Fine feelings without vigor or reason ire In tbe situation of tbe extreme Vatbcr of a peacock's tall, §m\tmttm '" ho uiud.- IToetar. The Song of the Hair There arc four verses. Verse 1. Ayer'a Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. Verse 2. Ayer'g Hair Vigor stops falling hair. Verse 3. Ayer'a Hair Vigor cures dandruff. Verio 4. Ayer'i Hair Vigor always restores color to gray hair. The chorus Is sung by millions. - Betore mini Ar„r-« 11.1, vi.or t hM nr. thin »n.l lerf poor l,«lr. Ilu. I eonl.nuM li „.• lhe Vljor oinil my Ittlr «,-..]. „,,,,,.,, In •••rr w»r I li... ti...i 7, ,,-x ;Bd '„„ fo, tli. pMllyn r««ri.'--MM. rn limmauiD, a • bw J. o lm Oe . I.ewaii, AIM Baa i. 11 feet - i/ers r.r. vf SAI-IAPAHLU. PILLS. caotav ncmuL ■'■•'' I' . !•*. \t the till -Ml, i fid.T. Parmelee'a vegeb l.l.. !vi shonld be rs orted i*. ■nni,..li ,..*h Two ..i iln -i ■ -,iini,* iv peil. i-. uken before going lo bed loi low. i l.v dosas ..( ons ■ ; *' two '.i tl nights in nn »iil ■ ne ss a preventive ol ol d pepais and all the dl* romlorf ubi b follow m ths train "I ii.' means ara limpl when the way i- known The Paris Colllollne. No eouvlcU bave been guillotined In Paris for tan yeara, und the BOBteneca of tbo.-ie condemned to death have been commuted to lmprlaoume.il for lire. Tbe reason for thia lies In the fad that tbe law provides tbat ..II capital eiecutlous shall be held In public, aud since Ihe guillotine wus ra uenei| trom tbe I'l.ice de lu BoquettS len yenrs ago no oilier place has beeu 1 'I for It. The residents lo tl.e neighborhood of every plane suggest e.1 object to Its erection near them. The aillborltles were luiely put In a ijiuilidary wl a eonde.ouisl man re fused lo ask for u commutation of his sentence and de.lured tbut they must put blm to deuth. Hilllllgbl h,...|. il soaps, bttl Is lur,! .,' .-lllllllglll Wil) II .1.1,1 f.llh.Vl i|||. C'llll- Hiae. l.'or il,.- Pkl||p,|ltt| colonel I'rank ll I*:. ,ommau* lug otii.er of ths i irnumm at Sprlnglleld. Mi--, baa i, . dors from Wushj, ,,. „ ' na convenient 28.000 of tl i rllles. coiiiiiioiili* kimiiri ru ttie ort Hprlngtleld rilles t*,„ troops now slat r . pines. These guns i, with Iln- new ki. r.* I replace the Krag-Jorg. rwa vtt rod bayonets, win. I. tbs U ;sai»i» Ing at present HU Poalllnn In .... Mit.l.r. % "llradons!". SXClal • coining lu her husband ;in*J CwJ- Ing blm smoking hla | | "Tbis loom Is U. .. ! don't aee bow you can * I !*j i.t U here " "Vou eau't?" r. husband "Well. I d. D ll Mnl lo IS In here; I alt to sll la ' think you bad ' lt Is said ll.at Ibis waa I In iheir married fa lhal ■- * door on leaving HOW'S this r We offer IJ,,,. II i. . n.lL-t f.'i n.i) . ns,. nt i . , ,uie.l l>> l| ,|| ■ ,*,•, I J . Ill '. . Wa, th* un.l. ifi*. I'lieney Ior llie In.l |t yrari htm part*, ri. I .i trait.*< II,,n. .-in.l ;n,„ ou. any ,.t lltrail...,. ms.l. -IVnltlina. Kin,inn * Wl. , . Hall • filial,li .in. in * a. ting Sin ll) .. in lha • "Ut »u,li,..*a ..f Tt..- .,-■ Inl. ..-,it ir, •■ r*. ,. H-.l-l I.r nil Ih.ikkI.:. i.t. Hall • Kami!)* I'lll. ' Hanger,,,,.. Kind Lady Uer. Certainly yoa can d N,, mum. l'u- . ' Hon. and tl.e u . I.tuah. "If I cnl. I. your .! i my chi.kens I'll sbool ■■! I | ',Helium WllO kl li.giil.i lo bis nei.hi..: "I doll'l car,*." s.i il ll he "..Is nne of ynir ' '. M oa. en its ter ton to 1 lo e ti,., .I* iral I. lit lit tia im... , iieci.in' era lo ba I M ii. . .'Won Olill '<*.. like ll WH. Wit, Ilka every other power, baa lb iKiiiinlarlea. Its Snecaas 'I*■:■ H onlt* aptitude of others to B slo.is. and that us aoma I soluble by heat, can set lb« teteett ami cruclbla at dellan. i*. '•'••r" a minds upon which the rayi "' ,,ue1 may le pointed wlthaiit which no lire of seullineiit ess •glt»u or exalt Julius..n Too Well Itro.in.nriul'-.l- KiirnlliFre Healer 11. worth the extra $20. A In; from nox-r It xvlll In- sa go I SS It H today. Customer (chooalm i • ''",,|> er>-In that case ill lesvs II tor ni/ great grandchildren No man Is ao tall that lm need otttt stretch and none ao amall thai he ne« ■ever stoop.—From tba L>ault_ FAR AWAY FROM DOCTOR AND DRUG STORE Many Dwellers on the Lonely Prairie Have Learned to Depend Almost Entirely on Dr. Chase's Medicines. W N U No. 607 t.i-nn- twenty-two miles Irani S '■"' lore the writer of the letter quoted below tells ..( the benefits ob* l.m..sl*fi..m tha ll.e Ol in Chs ■■ Uerlitlnea ... t f ,.,,-k,,,.^ ,„„| Sllll". lie ,. '" '""" " ! ol lonely homes Uiroufgl I tl„* northwest, llie lain. \\y ' "i" nd almosl entirely un n, I lm-.* Medicines and tlie roe a contained In Ur. Chass'a Receipt Hook ' " •"""»- ol maintaining health snd ; euii'l i.lllll * ... BS Mrs 'l'!,,., bhiala, Btonghton, Husk wrltaat Ws have used nearly all 0 | Dr. rhaast. Medicines In um family with splendid results and send direct to v..*. ior en, beoause ws live twen- ■ly-iwo mil.. |roni „ (|,ll(, M iu Dr Chase's Kidney-Liver I'ili*, "" ,",'IM' " ">"■ lm constipation, lul- lousnssi nni kiiinex disease I Lsed is"sral boxes of JJr.Oiaae's i i'v',' , ',"",'. '"r nenrouanass from whirl. I bad Leon n great sufferer and il I, ,..' mc up nn.l Irani' won.i. .fully. 'Some iei ago I had ■■ my ai kle and ll gli I ' llellll .cllts oi I kind nil oould itet nothing to heal ii , used Hi Chase's Oil lm havs also found -.* • lb "i itohing pile. We would km.ii how io gel along >*' Chase's lie licines, lh eonii.i. ii,.,* which I" In In* Chas* m McI..re *. ...iinlcil for by ""' f"1 \ I ,, neve disappoint. For nonrlx nn» ceiiiniv they I..IVC I. ell b public .unl havs a record n paralleled In the hi lorj nl Hum. lllllllll iiie.lleiiie* in* .null piislpan! on n cell.I ol I" Chsse'i Kidney-Liver IMI -■• box. 111*. Chase's Nerve I I ' i, box, Dr, I base's (liniment''" n hot. A1 ill. dealers or Edmi ' llatos A Co., Toronto. LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT I.AKE CITY, B.C Sunlight Soap is better than other soap* but is bea when used in the Sunlight way. To appreciate the simplicity and ease of washing with Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way you should follow directions. After rubbing on the soap, roll up each "Piece, immerse in the water, and go away. Sunlight Soap will do its work in thirty to sixty minutes. Your clothes will be cleaner and whiter than if washed in the od-fash.oned way with boiler and harj rubbing. tqually good with hard or soft water. Lav... Broth.,. Llmi™,!, Toronta ,r ,i„. i art la ->>>>l Boors snouia ntn. ■ii,. scientists hav,, discussed the in would be the result If I ii,,- moon should come Id 11,e general opinion seems r il would result In tlie tern- ,,f tin* earth rising several f degrees and Ua -hole .: , nincrt.il Into a boiling I ih.. waters l»-:ng thrown out tt ■• ..„ na I'awar . tt ■ is*. , est inr line la that . d ->oshlhoma, t«o it , ii iln proi in.*e o( Izie, ■t ma is seven nilfea long, ' , io. k coo»l»;s ,,i h slngls „ '.,' | th, i,olive power is furnish- ', ,. at nibhculur coolies, wU, .ax tiong wtaarevar p,srr in. .** sarv. Necessities A! ,e on the farm and in lh. tt loot P.y'i* »..,l1*, com. '-ring niiinilxi Oiati METERS Onr full and a line r*tigei in prior, from 12 50. ASSES -Our high power » Special.'' with I 2 Lrntei 'ii.itom Mounting! will ba la r-rd io you for $12 50. . , i-<»r**d ItHS Tbewm.yb.had 19 00 to »50 00 Our mmm Bool. .1 yourl for the • • COMPASSES J.mtrl « II 00 to}) 50 n-.tml ttttl mmtt mm m.7 t.^t tmr U.g. ,..m#- km Tcwnto.Ont. Your Feet (ont Get Cold when you wear ■ ten mile walk — iy mile driVa- with 'w thermometer 40 below ""■" and your feet will 1 and comfortable il )uu weal Ki.mika I'-I.TS. " -r t*„.1» m.rk .. »l„.wn - ap Mra v* *».h molt. dee •*, iu iliuw you I'ut Your Feet In "Dominion Brand" HOSE. , '"'V1* Rood, right off. Soft, 7""1!'- -ilky. Fit. j„ft fUit, "'71'" Nice and warm, el) And ex.ry pair Ujiift the tame. 1 ''""* 11 ,.lw«y, warmth-and cotn- !:" '""IWLAK in dominion Brend" """•■ 'I his tag gusr. Wees all three. 1>"1* lor it wlieuh •v-3 *,,,„ buy, "u' Ll tlial m" JjSRiuP ABuiini I Co Tha l.reul l.nUe . Lira. Chicago, Cleveland lluffal 1, Detroit l""1 'Ulwa with l.iilmii in,.1 s . perlor tbi .wn in m ibe bead of ths ureal.-t lake and nun,.1 thriving ports on l.ai.e 1.11,- added, srs o unique 1 Don of ihe urban lift of a,.. Tbelr raie 0r growth Is tbs blgbest maintained In nnv group ..r . 1 i.e.r death rats la phenomenally loa ri.eit* proportion ol boo woera Is eztraordlnsry, Then* totals and gains in sai inns bun!, deposits srs slmosl unparalleled. Tbey srs handsome u a group, lull nr enterprise sad 1 ny. inirl.i* eloquent witb ths aplrll of prosperity un.l progre 1, Clevelsnd Leader Alluring. "Yea, he's a cigar manufacturer tnd ..et In* never smokes." 1 •. i,*-. I,,, doe '' ' V> lij, lie inlil nn* Home time ago that sr imoked in ins nre." : ii.i was before bs began to ad- rertlse ii.* found i.i*. own advertisements so alluring tbat bs just started IU." lu childhood be 11. "I.-1. lu youth temperate, In manli km! just and iu old aire prudent So -rates. Order ... I're(-e«le»«-«r. An order of pn 'en,,. N il„* order lu which Individuals sre entitled t0 pre. eeds or foi!.,,,* each other In stats cere- monlals or public Ions wbsn processions of the nobility sr* foe-atad, \ M< i.. in.* i,,i iii, Mill. 1'■ I' Prosiectoi tin* mining region al * all. r~) 1. .111 ■ i proi nle then i.ly *.l Li 1' 1 ■ Oil It Ml tl ■ will pi. vei ' .Lt.,' ind • the 1 The Bright aide. Words Of el •• words of help: words ..f gloom ..re words of bsrtn There Is n bi - snd a .lark lids to every pbs t Ufa snd to every hour of time If ws ■'. the bright ride, we bring tbs brightness int.. prominence; If ws speak *.f the dark side, mr deepen Its shadows It la iu ..ur power to help *.r it, hinder by a word any ainl every person with whom we come In coots, t. Mtnard'i Liniment lor sale fvrrywhfre V.i.l x.l.rlr.. Tlie a.Itn'ral ..r lha * * SS nn annual salary of • .mary wan an gets $10 .1 month. Bit., VI lit. -.tlltttr. An English sd rti thai ba can detect tb. boys by tbelr handwriting 1 I of tbe boyi - loose . * ibb] 11 i, ia 0 , lne_atocranb ••< il •• 1 aarl S.raa. - l,-.uli.,it tan. Una*. II „ growers ■ ,-w wl»i a , and .1 .1. 1. .. ■ it uiy - :. - and 11 ■ .1 a f et .1 .•.' 1 . dinga u...l feed ..; .,,,, - whan thej go upon the neat or Mites may I* Introduced Into • ti,, k .. fowl or othei 1 .>« 1 (IMIII illf.-Ctetl |>..'l Ultcs .....* 1 ■ ■ : by thoroughly t| ra; li 1; lhe building «-..! its contents with kerusccne esuul- a11.11 Kernaena emulsion kills not only i. ■ also tholi eggs, v-hon .1 .... .. Into ronlact wil. vU'iii * SENSIBLE MERCHANT Island '• Mir.;.* i Liniment Co., Limited l>. Bi 1 ■> "i"**l'"1 " '"'"' ! ,','v'," ,,,,,,,,'if. ol MlSAHD'H MM \l I S I « I it the beat 1 in lb 1* We 1.8V. and I ave handled I H ,..**! • itaell n * ■ ' ' : »l MAKES NEW BLOOD. That is How Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Cure the Common Ailments of life Mnl ini* new blood. That 1- jusi what In. Williams' Pink Pills are ninny- doing actually making nea 1 loo I I in- tieu blood strengthens . .* in the body, and strike trsighl al tlie t ol -umemia, ..i"l 11 lllllli. lit- of life llhl, li theii origin in i">"r. weak, wat- Mr- \ II Seeley. t,( Stir- I * • tells what Dr William.-' Pink IMI- did for her fourteen yeai ■1 I '■. \i Vnnie Bagei aftei treatment bad d.ileii She -a>- "I 1.1 some years tnnie had ""i been well Sn.* would t ike ip 11- ..1 dizzi- and In lhal would laal and I.ei whole bod) I * com * lrj 1.1.1 l. ■! a- though burning up with level Hei •vould -w.ll until neai the b ing poinl an 1 then ah.-i, th. lltei -km • * uld 1 • 1 **f( She *l.* • ent doctors, but the) -', I ! 1 III . |l |ng be. . llllll lhe troul I to b. began 1 \\ illiam ' Pink Pilli and nn- del - treatment he ha recovered Ini health. The and dizsi- have gone; hei coloi la im ■ 1 tin II bicli ball 1 W. . ll llll Xlllllt Hi Williams' Pink I'd.- bave done loi 1 ei. and recommend them t" othei -ufft: • It ua- tl Di Wil Pink I1 ■ rally make whici - 1 1 That 1- wh) ' ill common ailments like :.*.. tion. rheumatism, \ r . lance 1111,1 III, •1 1 ., ol . . and ■ .11111. Di v Pink I'ili.* tor Pale the lull nam ti bos B .Id bi or by mail al U w illiam ' Medicine Co . "nt. The Heal l,,,|»trl»nl Year.. 'The recent death of Carl Scburz . to mind." says Knos Clarke of m. Louis, Mo., 'u conversation with Mr Bcburs some years fine- while 111 St Louis, when he spoke of his return ,1 few years previous to Qermany and „f a long and friendly Intervlexv wllb Blamarck. Purlin; this Inter v . U tin- prin.e aaked Mr. Bcburs bis i.e. and on beiliK answered that he \, ns then soaring his seventieth birth ilnv the prince quickly replied. "Let me tell you, (leneri.l S.hiirz, that the tirst ty arc the most lmportaut yeara of one'a life." M i HAOl KM IN llni.UI. «l„,.l'""..r- aii the way I " I '* ' Chatty He told ua boa be 1 id chosen his wife lie said "There •** ,„lk ot her In the I H*1-" M*v "'"" J nephew spoks '.- ms ot ber, but 1 new saw ber till the iey '■ wars engagod WTien I beard of her. 1 went to the pnhumj man of sp u - wbo always 11 gave him i marks for ber. She liked „„a. aba heard ot me, ■■*,*•«■" 1,1,1, t,s she wm bound, *. » Then I thought I ivmild see her. so we arraiik-ed lo meet nl church atUaal* I lend, iintl WS « """' : ." " ' ull right We rt on together. - gnettes of i.r , onr.ltiK Worry. "My wife was rather worried when 1 |efi ber this morning." ••What was the tniilter*" "Well, sin- had been worrying about g ,.r other yesterday evening, nn.l this momlng she couldn't remember wbat H •»•■" Mmaril's Liniment Cures Burnt, etc. IU.tiled Stiiilrrel. |r0| 1*. led squirrel yon must Ik aun* ths squirrels are young. Wipe u, ,i in,I out wllb a wet cloth, i,„, ,1 ,„ a v,,;, tbem, as this draws ,, ., ||,e blood and makes Ihe meal dry. . halves down (be back and broil „ , lour nre When done lay on 1 ip-read with butter, isaaoi , ,* .nni salt and serve with I 1 ninliers of bacon and lint Jelly riennlnR Whits Wool shanU. midpr sii ml- of wl """' y™ „,' j ,|„, various other articles now sr ,. , 1 : , iieiel ami kiiilt.*.! work I'i'i ., a-, well afler water hai inard'sLi lent Relieves N al|ls i.,,-,1 -a KirlW The,*,,, iv.i ',i^,';;::;„^ n-t • »;-; ,r,„ bj by re,*.*..' n.l.l. 11 <•"- " , b} lhe ber ■'■■ ■h,i,".b, eo I >" R.ei.1 fox ' " u n ,„ '•' ,d flghtlnfi .Ter**' I" »' »', '^ . Hal..,' r blllty. I*'1 " ' ' \ Their tot She s „f thr Ul ",■„,., .1 nr.1 cost. 1 ' ,, ,iallt th. n -ing) hava repr.-s. | u^ ^^ folliiwniK al ""' " ;' . 1800 1 ism. 10 mil ' somewhat t0 ,m million * , , , '"'h" n«i^'.; ';,;■ ,„il » '('"- II.,..*.; ISS'* '' ,, ,.,, ,„„! ai„u'» about 190 """""„ 1 lb.- v..'"' n„„„, a,*.- not Indu* •* oi ^"-^■'■u':'"nv,' ■ was pu "' ' I . |h,,.i- and In 1B0B at ''' Xwcr rat. ' ""'rP,TW'', ,h.to/the l-"'""","v , ,.„.,„ „s before, A dry wash : ,* auetl white "'....I Ihrnp. 1 , 1 . ei 1 white Bonr an.l ml .,. |U ,1 exactly us If yon weri 11 mil Two or three rub ij bo ,. ■> cssarv. DREADED LOUP QAROU. Strang. 8'jp.ratition of C n.d.in Wll- d.rna.a—"Bl.m. Good Howlor" B.yii'a natural youiif voice broke lh. •trmlned alienee. "Thai tSltOW la m Itiaiit. .1 good howler," he observed, anil tha frightened guides drew a long breath, and V.zlnu ihowed his SOOSSI of oourane by gattdng up to throat » handful of hlrirhbark on the fire. Hob elm. ui. a a bit, unoonaotoua of ihs hui moment he had aveil.d. "V.zina, did you think that howling was a loup- garou?" ho «-u. .1 And with that something happein*.! which, filling ss It did to tha strained tension of the mini -lit.-nb man, _ eiii'ii.ii-,1 inny and unoomfortatile The l.l.i/.o of the .,.:* I.l.uk Juat thrown on went oul quickly, and a log fell away at tha moment, icalt-jrliifi the othera, leaving uh suddenly In pa. Hal darknuss. Coming atier the Int. n •■ llSl.t. ll seemed mora l.rof.and, and It waa as If tiie firelight had been turned off and moonlight turned on at it touch, for Ire whole breeze SWepI f .reat stirred wilh mjailual Wh.ta llngera. An opening of an old windfall ran from ua to the river, und there same from thia gludi* n loud, aharp oruta of a broken limb. Every ey. turned lo the spot In lh.* path of the moon, black against the •whlte-Hghred river, li gli on p. dental of at..nn ■ relied trig trunks, stood a big wolf. Ktlll ts death Un, wild UiIiik regarded ua, and still us death »,- stared back, and then wlUi a spring I was In my tent, and With another I was back ride ln hand. I cannot remember loading or cocking, but I remember su.-lng the dark mui at the end of lhe "barrel and I remember the allot dying In the bills. If I had hit, If we had dragged a desd animal Into Damp, all would have been alia;..- But I mlaaed. With *ut sound, or so the ...tn aald. lhe creulure melted Into the silver forest, and left ms a •et of frightened children to handle Joaef, Indeed, was reeaonsfele, but lhe othera were In a pitiable slate. "It was -it was," V.-zlna stammered through clicking teeth, "it was the — loup-g.ir.in" And he Kii*.e,l ai me wilh big childish eyas a. if begging mc ia contradict. THE INDIbPtNoABLE MAN. An Kraal lit... Harad iii»> to Take ■ Trip fu I I'll.* was nne of those men who believe lhat If the] Iel up for a moment llie whole world will go I" smash Kspe dally waa Ihis se aboul bla own bu>i lie-*. When Ills Wife wauled I.iu, lo g.> to Europe for a real be s,4d: "Impossible to get sway from the olh.e Why, If I xv to slay sway sit weeks there's uo telling what WOUld happen. No, I must be there all UlS Hun'." so ihey didn't go to Burone. lu stead lu* got sick, good uud sick. too. the km.I of sick lh.l kept blm 0.1 bis back for nearly a mouth and dldu t let him get back to h.s desk for still anoiher week. Tba day came for his returu to bar tiess, and be plunged for lhe ofll.-e. All the way downtown his mind danced xi nh dn* ilsions of ihe wreck of business that WOUld greet him. lie expected to lind Ibe staff demoralized, tl.e btudnoss gone to pieces, the cob- Webs thick on lhe order books mid an air uf gloom banging over all wbi.h could be dispelled only by bis triumphal entrance lie fancied hiiii-clf picking the business out of tbo mire an.l putllug it on its feet again. tint did he; Not quite. il,- entered tbo office, The boy was there and I >okol up at bim as though wondering if Ibe boas were not a utile bit late 'I lie eat rubbed agalnat him as she always did. His desk WSJ opened as usual, ani "ii it was no pile "t mail, (t.e accumulation of all these Weeks, The clerks xxeie at th.-ir places as usual, lu fact, nothing waa apparent of tin- awful disaster that lie bad expected; hardly any one seemed to kttOW lhal he h ol I a aivay. lie stopped for s m 'inent. breathless, aud then manage I I * call one of his men to him and ask about something. lhe man began lo tell him what bud been going SO. They bad been trans- acting business Just as though be had been there—answering mail, Oil- in_- orders, taking reports from traveling in.ui and sending ihem out again— in short, the little in.iiicular world of bis business li.ul gone on Just aa though he had been Ihere all the time. lie heaved a slgb-a slgb of humility. In tifteen iiiiimles he bad telephoned his xvlfe to make plans for a European trip, aud that be xvould ne- company ber. Thus do mutters make ns see hOW small xve are.—New York World. JAPAN TEA DRINKERS A MAN TO AVOID. Tha One Who I. ...nerallr I.I.IIUrd by Oilier Me,,. ' Tbe cynical old maid would probably tell us that all men should be a voided. The happily married young woman will suy Unit is nonsense all men are good, as undoubtedly ll..-y are to a certain extent Barely does ons come ueross any man wbo is thoroughly bad. Yet the old maid Is not entirely •wrong, either. There are some men whom It Is well to avoid, and tbe young girl who Is just entering social life Should take lhe advice of those xvlio bave had more experience than herself —thnt Is to say, In the greater Issues, It savors of youth and almost foolishness to refuse to knoxv a man even slightly because of soms fault*.. In tbe matter or real friendship, however, and marriage, e girl is unwise if she accept as triSBll or loxcr a man whom other niea dislike. Such a man Is uot often worthy of a good woman's eonsiderailou uml certainly Ihe Inez- perisneed girl is better to keep at arm's length a man of this sort. Either be Is mean or selllsb, a Litis terer or must plead guilty lo other faults. As an acquslntancs perhaps hu might be possible, but as a friend most Inadvisable. One wants a man -who Is compare* tlvely strong all over If he Is to be admitted to the Innermost sanctuary. The man who Is Impossible in one or more respectB must certainly i.e relegated to tlie mere outward fringe- New York American. OLD SCRAPBOOKS. Tbey Some.line. Trove a Serious X.. ,i lite |U II •-.-, t I I, . Old scrapbouka are a menace to health. For several reasons Uiey harbor more dust than any other old books. Usually the pages ure pasted mi both sides, making them thick and uneven. They are broad, ami their ornate bindings arc seldom behind glass doors, hot easily SCCCSSiblt on tables and shelves. After turning over the pages, sneezing, bead colds aud hay fever have often resulted without tlie cause being suspected. In our library xvas a scrap- book of colored fashion plates from is:,:; to is-..'.-. Another xvas ailed with newspaper clipping! of the xvar be* tweeu the state-. They were i'ili"! and frequently read, but .-olds slmost nn ai..,' !y followi-d We sent th.IIl t t a bindery to be fumigated and rebound. To prevent lu great measure tln- dltlou, use a carbollsed paste, ps ta only on one si*!.- of the page, k.-.-p tbem behind glass an.l provide then, with oil paiH-r covers. Iu uot let this adverse side prevent any one froni making scrapbooks ise preventives as xvltb all old books whose pages have been ttirued until th.y are Sufficiently uneven to harbor dust—Good Housekeeping. Her Love. "Ro vou call your husband Honey?" '•No I call blui Pickle." "Good gracious, doesn't tbat make blm mad?" "No. He knows I detest honey, und every woman loves pickles."—Houston I'ost. II YOU REALLY MUST TRY i-i SALADA CEYLON ORE-SIM TEA Same flavor as Japan, only perfectly froe from adulterations of any kind. It is to the Japan tea drinker what "SALADA" Black is to the blaok tea drinker. Lead Packets Only. 4 0, 60 and 80c par Ib. MakeYour Hair Growl Batiali»d with your ahort, atubby, ■craggly hairf Or would you like it longor, richer, thicker t Then food it with fiall'a Vegetable Sicilian Hair Eanawar. Th ore's aolid comfort in handsome hur. Gat it I Be happy 1 . ta. wtiUk.rn »i,d tit'.ii.i*ri:. w« auk. I*. H-Oill, U 1 DTK. II colon . n-l. ki.wi t»,i..llil.fk. K l*IUI.I.|.''i.»ulm.l..ll Gray's Syrup Red Spruce Gum For Coughs and Colds. Iii.lloe.lve 1*1...,' ol the Irl.l, Gael. As I.r. Douglas lli.le pointed out, "the Irish Gael la pious by nature. There la nol sn irishman in a hundred In whom Is the making or an unbeliever. Ood is for bim sssnred, tine, intelligible' When be meets a neighbor, Instead of saying 'Bon jour' or •(..'ood morning1 lo* ssys n-'d salute you.'" Indeed, all tbe ordinary Invocations and salutations of lhe Irish language an- governed by iio*. religions feeling. •When be lakes Mini! from you be will say, The blemlng of Hod be with the m.iiIs of youi dead.' If a sudden wonderment sul-prlsei him he will cry, A thousand landstions to Uod,' aud if be be shown n young child or anything else for the flr-st time in- will say. ■Prosperity from iiod .*" ..'"• * — Oratnrr- "Tour son won a prize for oratory while he was In collece, I believe. Wbat la be doing now?" "He cot a Job ln the union depot announclnp tha departure of Ihe taalns."—Chicago Record Herald. I.lbmrlMBi. and Liberia. The American Library association lately held a meeting at Narragausett 1'icr. Among the persons in attend ■nice ou tbe proceedings was a buxom lady of color, who took a prominent seat and listened to all tbat weut on wilh uu air of evident pride. As she did uot appear to be a regular delegate she was finally questioned regarding her Identity aud revealed herself as a fairly well known laundress of the place. Further questioning brought out tbe fact lhat she bad ml* taken the librarians for a uiUsiou from Liberia. The jol.e is perhaps iu part upou tbe librarians, whose debates and Horary performances had uot iu the seat served io dispel ber illusion.— 'tookll 111. Called Them Love Apples. It Is not generally known, says The Colborne Bzpraaa, but nevertheless a fact, that there are people still living who can remember lha lime when tomatoes were raised '- .* » ■f.r their beauty, as we now raise r*. Ita * .auiy was admired lt was s ' ered like tba poisonous oak, dangerous to even handle except by "dark coni- . plected" person*. Years of acquaintanceship, however, wore off lu auper- itl'.i *n and a taw "foci-hardy" ao- ' tuaiiy owned up'to having tasted the fruit. From thii sniaJ] "beginning has gradually grown a use lhat makes today an lnduilry wirh a combtn**-J capital of over thlny millions of d .1- lare, whloh disburse! ml'.llone of dollars to us . rear and ag- gregater aa output ot two hundred and tarty mUllea eau*. ^.ORNAMENTAL — FIREPROOF WRITE FOR PR.CE5 METALLIC ROOFING C? L'MITED, Br.HOJtNIffO STOW I-OSS. CtjKta with h-i-nt •*.-** dtwi "#r-'2.* • -.-■1 ft magULct intmmrt) ta persons fc* d "...-nr c.:u». Ivt.orn t:i*ta -Qui-klT nnd w]t b sii*r\t; am w.-ji » KEYSTONc DEHORNER / rtalatantMi >otah*».-*h Ijem.* s ».cie»r. clean r;L, V<A**t gtv-a mors trliki steers t at* MtSrhMl b-ecl turtreylff . -u ft. I.BikM-M. fids*. Qatar-*, tu. « An Odd I in- of War. Screw propellers, like most other Inventions, bad great difficulty iu getting recognition from authority. I'or In stance, Sir William BymondS, surveyor and principal deslguer to the Urltisn j admiralty, could not l-e brought to believe In tbem. lie declured thai steamships of any sort were "monstrous" , and that tbe screw was Impossible. The day came when choice betweer '■ paddle vheela anil screw propellers 1 bad to be made. Tbe naval autborltlea tied two ships stern to stern, and when the screw propelled vessel bad triumphed over tbe paddle steamer lo tbis ludl.-roua tug of war the lords of tba admiralty felt justified ln model big the British nary anew. ! PERFECTION 4^-1* MOONtV BUttllTS CANDY. CO Ipu The Small Bey's Version. In the alia.lt- of the old apple tree. Someone ahook down nmi green fruit to me, I put down nine or ten and I realised then I had lost ail my longing for tea. Boon t>e dootor waa looking at me. Then I thought of the trie of his te* And If when I ahould dla they would take me to Ue la Um shade ot the old apple tr**. A,,.*i,*„, ulaas. In tbe Sluile collection nt the Itrillsh must.um lu London the most ancient specimen of pure glass tbe dale of whirh .nn he approximately llxeil Is a ■mall lion's lieu.I. bearing the name of uii BgyptiSO king of tbe eleventh dynasty. Thai is to aay, at a period which may l.e moderately placed at more than 2,000 years It. C glass was ina.lo will, a skill which shows that the art was far from new- Loudon Telegraph Her Seheme. Mrs. De Style—lie uever gave her any part of his wages, but spent It all in a nearby saloon. Sirs, (luui.usta— How mean! Mrs. He Style—Hut be gives her every cent now. Sirs. Gun busta-Sbe's reformed bim, eh? Sirs De Style—No. but she runs tbe saloon —New York Times. Mix NiglillKRala'i SfMni*. Though Miss l'lo.enre NighlInen'i is n.iiv un ..l.l holy ol eighty-three, nn.I is iponding the evening ol her litis in retirement, ber personal m- u-i.'.-t iii nurses and nursing is ni keen an ever. H was nenilv half a coulury sliifu she dsvoted the na- licuil Crimea testimonial ..I £50.- 0>K. to the I..*... In',.on of Ihs Night* in*...ii.* Horns for training nurses. The other day ths siayor of Darby gavu a (iiiileu parly at I.ea llnrst (M.*.s Nightingale's former homo) to the ni* .v ..i Derby and district, n.i I Misn Ni|;litlngale sent tbem a chctrv message. "Wo hear," she wrote, 'a good .iel nowadays about nursing a* a profession, but the ousstlon for each inns,, is. Am 1 li.ing up lo my ] profession? The nurse's Ufa is ni.oie .nil a moral and practical IMS—a Ufa i not ol show, l.ui ol practical action. ] l wish the niirsrs llnilspeed in their I work, mnl i.i.iv i-i.'h one strive with i the besl ll.ai is 'n h.-r to u.t up to her profession, and to rise continual* ly to a higher level of thought anil imi ti..* character aad dutllulnsss ' -.Chriitlnn UatsM Table Manner.. I'arents, even lu a bumble cottage home, should pay attention to the conduct and manners of their children at mealtimes. They cannot tell what position they will llll In after life, an.l a man or wogiaii who is Ignorant of the most simple laws of table etiquette is terribly handicapped. Were the parents to reprove the child who conveys its food to its mouth with a kuifc, wbo drinks Its tea from the sinner or who Btlcks ita elbows out at right angles. the lesson so taught would never be forgotten. There is a certain amount of freedom at ll.c family table, where one scarcely expects to Bnd the cere- uioiiioiis deportment of n set dinner party. Hut evmi lu the home there arc uiluor rules and observances which should always be followed. Tl.e boy or girl ou whose mind they arc Impressed at an early age will never lose them, and then, after years of struggles, It may l.e, the "manners thai make the iiian" will be their chief pass port Into tbe circle of their new nc qualutancea. :rs» STRATrOiO CtNAM To His Pleased Customers The wise grocer studies his customers—knows their likes and dislikes—knows that his best trade want Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas He lets them know that hc has their favorite biscuits —and sees that they are not asked to buy something "just as good," which is NOT Osgood Grocers who wtnl to please .heir patron*, always have Mooney's Pcr- fcawn Cream Sodas. In their hygienic p_kajes—air-.ighl and mouture-proof. HEWSOI .AMHERST Practically all makers of good clothes iu Canada use llcwson TwecdS. Look for the tag that guarantees PURE WOOL. P Cold-proof Underwear Stanfield's Underwear is made of long, silky, Nova Scotia wool—the finest in the wot KI for Uuderivear. The superior quality of wool—together with tlie peculiar kuit of the garments —give the greatest possible warmth with the least weight. Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear comes in sizes to perfectly fit all figures. Kvt-ry gartueut guarau- te.d ..:.>..lutriy nushriukiitle. The ll.*,,,,H.nl In llresa. As to Just what constitutes lhe beau iiinl. peoples and Individuals must al- | ways differ. There are, however, .er- laln necessary elements o.' tba beautiful lu iiress upon which all Frenchwomen, les dames .i.m hallos (markel women) and duchesses, are agreed, Theae srs principally three ll shnll be suitable, simple and pleasing These three points, which largely determine the srl of dressing, jix one half the problem of economy; the other half i*< In know lug exactly how much one may spend on dress. livery 1'rciirliwniiinii Hint I know bus a Used sum upon which lo dress, nnd every member Of the family Is considered, including herself. I'*'i' par's liiuur. MAKE EVERY MT COUNT- no matter how , bad the weather You cannot afford to be without a TOWERS WATERPROOFj OILED SUIT ,OR SUCKER When you buy look Thr tho OIGNOFTHtriSH tmatt s, After Labor, Recreation Travel is the Acme ol Recreation. When you travel secure tho best in equipmcnl, comfort, aud safety, and OSS the Canadian Northern Railway Kxoursion rates thia winter in every direction. Kaflt, South ami West. Malm your wauts known to ffny Ciiuail- lllll NollllOlll liKi-.lt, Who will bo gl.nl to (uinij>li thu fullest Information, or writ* GEO. H. SHAW, Treflflc Manager, Winnipeg. W 1-f U No. 607 J MTutiar-, In m-hi-*^ m 'I '"t« I **"" toy* nh<** Publish**** 1 i .... rafli-i dWd'ffx^i Mn.'pvvrvTii-jrwiii;' ia ci:i ii i it'll I'M Mai hiitvxi-u r»«|ion« -.* |l U* ttnuiiltll A I l»rt"«!-» «UI b* tlh-ltiyl '»* Tin* i-uti* itf 16 *.«. i i_is»e JI *\* rtV * * ■ ' ■">. *ilUl lU CVlllfc Uf» ■ \ mi -tiit. .1 AlltMCqtttu'l "iiH^'i'tiim |.rMi-r*»* i >.iiif.• •.■ iiiiii ml er nlvrrMntni; r ■: . * ..,.*«] ii*» (* pt|<tl 'uu nt rtfttet ( H .i-i<«*M 11-in f'.' IU' » tbitr. In iillVUMfa*. ffMt'ClQh]. I'cili•' Mineral Ciui in si* ivl» 111 li * ,' . 11 I.ake Minin-j div'it.ion ul \\. s K-.,iiiiia,v Djatnp1, W'licti* l..i*.il'-i!: Oil 8 llll. Foil-' .i! t' 111 . 1 . ' '.eel;, ,l Tuke n the Unit I, Fred 0, 1511- iott,. K. Al 0. -N... I-S811.7, nt-titip a.- ngelil for lil.*.-a i,r..cc \\ ■ Itfall, Bdmiiiivlratrlx of the ei-ti.te nl Jul.n W. Wen fall, deceased K. M ('. N*. f.SSO.V, J. M Mill,*,. F. M , C. Ko lt.88i.57*, -ni H. P. Cbctoiu F M. C. ao. l 88158, Intend if*t ir.;-i'ii ii data hereof, Ui ancle I tlie Mining Reorder for a I'e.t fi* can- i.f Improve nt nts, "for t e pui ). ss ot detaining a i.'r rrn Gia t , uf the 'Ij ive claim- And further take notice iiii! ,'i tlou, tin le- section 87,ruuil be o*.-. men red bei re i lie issuance ol sut I. , Certifier*) o of Improvements. I'rel Ihis 18th day O-toiv*, .A. I). 1906. FRED 0. ELLIOT -•Fft#'0usoR ■Fra! ghtinci an-;' Pa thing JDutflt, ' *' *'t E. R. VlPONjj Trout Uke i.i. r Fi'-i^htir i, Paekij f.... ji,.apis ente'e '. inlo f t packing of Mining Supplies, eco. I.' HII" I'lri'll IU lite .l.rlrilt. ...... |i uipi s.ii p*., mul any work undertaken guarantei .**ui.;- .*!., Loi i S. DANEY, Prop. Fergnscm. Stable* tt Trout, U LAKEVIEW HOTEL TROM LAKE' D.C. Bar w©H Supplied wiih Liquors & Cigars l..i-; i I'-.niC.i'i.ii ic Ki-.*!..., Excellent C'ulsiae and Attends ■•■ ROBT. MADDEN Prop. Gtout Xaftc tdxrowwmwj ?iVT -> 4* *. • ''-' l" nR Water supplied by tiie Vv'tltCl © Cunipany you arc assured ol sbso* I w ¥ w lute purity, Government Analysis I SUPPIP (30* tobackuprtiiteiiietiti*. ; Trout Lake City Tranafi - T II I I SB ■ —-*■—»»■»— If | ' er m^^T^IlTROUT LAKE HOTEjl rb. s Fracii->ir. G___*n I *,.„„.. ...I Kong's. wo:d v;.lla\ce hand- I. sJUHwJ.,, WAREC0.LrD. I Ferguson I Trout Lake igdjStage Line. 8 AND Foi boa KrHCii-'n, Olooncap. filor aia-,.1 Ko li .Clooscap No 3.. Home Rin Unie ( Jjiiibi litlepsndent, Kootenay Nn. i. ! Kantensy No 2 , Itoaienay No. S ,Fi • ' : ' ' '>.*..*• :i ir, Mav, No.l M iy :*.* J , \Uy So.a, i;.* N <• Maj No. 6, i i ot n-jrcilon, l*:ii•:, , r . wsnl Fractid , Uatllar, Rutlei So 1 , UnlonJaek itinera! Clalnia sltustodiol tire li*.*.: Uke MiniiiK division of West I Kootenay illstnet. rrtt-xw»iv,r. -• Excellent Acccmmod Bestf Liquors Ai^d Very finest Cigai.; :■ ivoo-.eua.v tits [net. Wliere locked .-Oa Six snd Seven fftKn ^SmftCn^ FV^^*»".l^*^** Mile creeks Iribntoriu oi ths joutl '«?~"L*az «9UIiP<5Vll« li I O'Ui iii'ZUF. l*'ti,i,,ll..„.,.„n...,. • * * WINDSOE HOTEL I or it ot Larcenu C>'o«leJ Take Notice siiat I, K. C. Elliotl Free Miners' Certificate n. <>.:, .- aetini! as .-pent for -The Kswan Hold r*ii.i Silver Mitring Compam Limited, Knn.Peraonsl Iini • 1'i-e*. MinersCertlflcat.i No USS . tend, sixty ,|s;,y frnni (he (lrr*c lie. toapply i-i llie Mi,,i.,g Rcmrdt* ■ i i i 'itilieales ..f Improvements i . tl purpose ot obtaining Croivu u,- tbc above ciaim*. And further take notice that sclion nnder section 37, mutt be comi * .* before t.io isstmecaof such Cert ideal. ol ltnprovainenK. Daicd this lib* dav of 0,-t a o II (Hi. notici*;. Notice is hereby given Cat 3C days from datn hereof I intend t>. apply to tiie Ciiiei Cotnin isioucr ol Lands i Works for a spteiai li censa > ■ i ijc rya.vav iin. ber from ihe following desoribed linds: — Timber claim No. 1, Commeu- cin^'at ii post j.linio.I o i tbo north si.loof I'.'plar creclt, 30 fvet from tlie crccn bank,about Smi'er frnni Pt.plar ma.ko 1 Henty Magi,u on' P. E. g iriitr po;i; liience w.b' 80 cliaiuf, tlii'iicij i.orih 80 chni.-, thenoo e let SO olialoq, iheuoe eo.ii I. 80 ciuiui b.ic.v 11 point ol c .minoii* cement. L'*citi*d Nov i8:b, j9ije. Henry ilagnnsou, Licat jr. | ? Eric Strand, Aueni. TROUT L.AKfT, E3 C Best Hotei in Town, Hea-ioarters fe iii aid CommsrciaJ Mei ACCOMWiOaATIONS ARE FIRST CL-AtiS D. R. WcLENNAN, PBOP l.ooee leal Binders, Fir.e J..'. Pi luting. NELSON, B. C. Starfte^ & Co. 0 ii. " ;.:.-.: RHS In Butter, I ■ •*. Ci..v*..e, Produce and l*'ryit II . , i... loiephiiio St Nel k n, B C, Lennoxvilfe ^-Hote!. E. V08BS- PHOP- Hotel and General Store Hardware, Miners' hi plies, Suva iii,l Ranges. NELSON, B.C It pais tn use ll •■ T. !,*; ' •■" A ' lengthy trip ran often ba *av. I I .*• l araill i - i u .,. i.nl.t*, Puat 0 .* * atoii Cm* kplis and An Beaton *^tt^*^Ml^tl»WUt'-V^ Mm Doily Stax, K i. le»vt Fcrgu, 7 ara. Trotit Uk»» WOOD YAA ia eraAevtioii j A. M. Craig Wm. Crawford G. Ma YUILL JEWELLER, Watch-repsiring, et-c. All work Uuaranteed jMdfsIIaws BlotiL. t-iLate,B.(; FRATERNAL. Imperial Bank of Canada •3ERRARO B C F. B. Wells reVeiutoke, b. c. TUSCAN I.i H'HI.. N*-. B9. •^yifpfv.^ A V. Si A.M. ; y^Sr/\ 3rd Tliurfday each ' X/ ti.n.ti..* S'.j.'iii . llrethren oordiallv intlted. :, Porddred.8ee. P.O.Campbsll.W.M II, ad Olllce TOKO.NIO. ONTARI CAPITAL AOTmORIZCD t.OOo.000 capital paio up,, 4,irs.cre. ntat 4i.-n.cii D i: VVUKIE, President Hon.*TtOftpHT JAPPBAV.!< BRANCHES in t ..■ I'r,,. i*t*. nf Albarta. Saakatcbsaan, * . M.i Itoba OntarioawfQIi-tiiec. A GENERAL BANKING HfSIVF.ss TKANSAI til) GAVINGS DCPAFtTMENT. -I'**i »re.*, nel snl intureot i u*- . >l ,*,:; torrent r»te fr-*> n data *,/ ..(*ei.in^ ..I accou-j;. 'IkoLT I.AKS UkASni — II. I.. R!*.'D. 1»iiie Lardeau || Hotel .0 'Ci Sandy Laughton Propricl-r. W' j !]! V lisiling Fergnann ynn '■ild sini '.t Mi- 1.1.dean ■■ lintel, Hen- i|„- *i|i|ui will h- inrronndn.l «i.ii In,mn ....iifuris lij ciiieiiit-, well venli] and warm rooms, «• I! sl indeed bar, and t'vi*rythiog vthich I,*..!.. i.,«.i.i|*. ninking y.ur \tail u pl>*.,•:.. I smI .* tin .i.il.l.* oue. i; 1*' ■* fr* m tl day ii| ti ards. We mi*' .- i>. j*'.- >e nor i atr t f. FERGUSON IKUll LAKK I.Or.iiF. 1. O.O.K. KO. tl l.f-.i'ut mrirtlnai, lielrt lit Oddfellow's linl I nvm foaadaf »i-.-i.i si • .. .* . , . i-.r ag ur..rit- ■ra aurdiall y turnn, Utteis ut , tn- i. twurd aTaHaa*-a ... saj l-A' nf'lltf ,t Sfealal •Itfulon i .. tn eollMiiont »m Miniur Beads, Review Job Dept. tor High-Class Work. r W. ntwpbtrd, H»e RAW FURS D \J \i 17. li I . ij uooa suave or llair Cut y cash pivcF.s PAn>.:P,BHrns&Co^wi,,iam Schnei1. j - HS6a\?ilU] S [WttOLESALE AND BRTAIL . >-e-t*--*^*<f>€«^rr»^*«-*»o*frj 1- - - ' 1 —« W — roti a — - Qood Shave or Hair Cut -it ©K 5 :iGavbcr Sbop | No, 2. C.immer.eing ut n jr.*' ' *-».-•«.mm---U-&>SJ -i->iS-4*«* 13-eZt-T- I . . ... abe Ibotcl Beaton ... j rrrr=__r_r_ BRA ION. IV C — |l 50 Hold and Silver V 00 Silver and Lead .. 2 50 ■ 1 ')0 7iuc. 1160 5 SHANNON, AttmTytt Trout Lako, B. C. Meat Merchants Dfalersin all kmii* ui' I're-1. Mn.t TROUT LA KE.R.L Hot and Cold Baths iMKHMH t!.'. ir-J/x-ttrflll.' n*o.a.MeOartar, j a. it«rr», A.M. I'iNKII \M HARVET McGARTER & TiNKHHiM SOLICITOUS, Btc, REVELSTOKE B. C aoiieii.tr> lorlmpartal lu...k efCSuuS*. Imperial Barber Sh For iiooj Ilk. iltitif . el •* *► j le CA CHEfEh i. .-■ , bAKKrl v Hot em*) CoM mtibi .4V « •re-.,, .,ii, ... rrom the creek builc. i V »«» Arrowhead, wilt fin.l tl,l- Hotel lo be fnlli Miilpned ■and adj;iolng No. 1 rmai ,i..,,«'' lor liteli-elaas tiade. Excellent acmmmo. 'a well ,,,;i,u r n , r ' " " H ' " "Pro nied and tpscimis dinlnn ball Tbe beat f.f w, ■ i Bnliita miles from Poplar, JmarkedHmn ' ' aadOlasm Pen-onalaupervialen'--' .-.. L...'"/" i""*. Magnuson's N e' i u pauons. Visitors to tba I anle •. ll,..,...., _^....,-r.A . . ** lit, I'erer-n >! anpen laiei la slven to ihs raqnirement* of tori t>. 'Ire i ur.i''".i pan iciv'tu c.iuiuri a! thii hotel, W. BOYD -:- -:- Prop henoa*»nth80 chains, thenoe sou- "80o!nii„a, thenee weal 80 chaini tt"-.-- north 80 ohains, thonce, w -"* tO -Iwiin,, back lo ,.oi„t of 5 commenoement, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Located Nov. 18ih 1900 ' tt^«^-^«*-w^«^*v»-»«^*«r:i.^ _t-n<r*ia x^tnJi flonty M.ig.iuaou L. cator. Eric Sl rand Agent K.i. 3. Cnnitn'-no'n-? ft a f est planted oo the {north aide of r.'i-- JflrC.eeh, 800feet from Jibe creek lunk. uud nb tot 8 miles from Pop* lar, m-tiked Henry M-ignu-oi'9 N. W. comer posl; thence cast olialns ihcnce Jsnttili SO cliaiis, [hence woi-t 80 chains, tlcnco norib s-0 clinins. back to point of com men- cemeiif, LocatO'l Nov, 18t'i 1006i No. i Comtnenoing nt n post ; lante-l nn ih north hid« nf Rap 'l Cccck i.io;. feel (r'.n. oreok 2 milea from L.ird i River nuiik**.! Chas. Han-nn'o N E corner |ios'| thence weaf 801'lihiiiu, I heiii-o eon t'i feO'lmna thenco oatt 80chains lensyi llvnco norih 80 rliai. s b.iok t. plnoii of commencement. Ko 2 Commencing ni a po-t p'a..t.d >.n tlie .o-th r'oic. if l,';i;. Id] creek 1000 fe-t from oreek 3 mil-« from Lard' River marked Cha* Hanson* N K c* rner popt: hrnco \ro<t 80 ciminta thenoo -o'l S'otice i» l*."i*l,v rIv. n that eixty days rn.i. ilie fl.hi | .... i;* *j«|i Columbia '. * ••.i.i 11 ai ply t-v il'.. Hon . Ccinmifil'inar nf Lauds and U'..■!... in n ineeisl license to ent and ,....,* ;,...,. |i,,,|>er i-f*in tiie f. 11 ■'.i '.**ii).*.i landi situated In Wen K..**t- ECITY UMTS Ma^niurrn, Lootior. "' 80 c,,ui"9 th""<;" •»'"< 80 ohains -grlo Strand. Agm-o ibence north SOJchnl.ia back u, No.icei, hereby 6iv,.n Ula! point ofontauienccmonl Cunin-enetni - - -• lai led an the ; i ink nl i'.i- •... ei'■'•* aim.it 3!( from ill nou:h Uinrked C.f.Ooppi roithnreit rnriisrputl "i timber Iin.it ti ... tone inonce 80 chants inai, thenco !i'i el li ti.e ..■ 80 iliainn ivc«t Ihenee KO chain*, i iilli i" il..* ; all i ll *<>;..inc.,cement. ;*i2. Commencing at a iwsl |i!anledj nn thu west slds >*f t'lir.y.in ereek' nl..,i.t o mllis from Its month, m*>*lh.'.. C I. ('npp's snuthuc*.! corner poet, ll.e-.-..- 80 chains east, ihenee80 t nr.-ih. thenc. 80chains mssl.lh nee80 chains inuil. to point oi oommenceinent T." UK 'nive l.e.n f.itiinra u nl..- I.y jiiili.-iouH Invealr I. • i r Real Kalnte, and in-rn fxitu'.'-s will b>* inai. than pier the i. ,\t two Ol three yc.i.e. Tho one wh'< reap* tha harvest is t...* original Invealor, for lis baa his iii.in.v nu n 'cMsinty. Now Iel ui pofut nut to von thai t'-. re i. n-i It.llrr SpOl "ll ll.e Con* ! •• ' i" I of R**,il i-.'stit,' than TROUT LAKE. Trout Lake i* the prettiest ap..i in ihe K'H.leBiiyaj .is u pleasure n ■> r* it has i. . rqiml. li'iutinf; nn I lislin *< ii.iij i .* Indulged in the y ur i up.I j while In.* game it. abundance ik to iho ioui.il ...i * llie liills lis cllnmte ia mprrl., 41 i f. there bring no ftrmit* pstri*nu*s, li *■*-.■■—. 1>* lug mild in wini. i' nnd <■ o' In kommcr, I' •*.!" b asi nf it ono i f ih. lin-'t lirdela nnd rraidencM In I, n isl, f(,iiiniii:M. Its greets are well lad "iii and graded, The" nr • two ■ t<-■■ I' ni genera) Blon s, a...l a glance ni lhe advertiaemei li {.. (hla journal nill *-'..- thai nil trades are fairly well r'pic«eiit.*d. Write wilh confidence tn Agents. , * . - - - .'.« il.llt.ly- ,.n« -Wb.il L„nt,s fr^ ^cstiioolenay Diitrict. JfO^ttntted in ncxtcolumi.j j th SO cliaiiiH thenee ciist 80 chain* (licnrc north 80 .- i>i « buck to point of conimonccmetit. Located Oci. 28th 1906. ('has Hanson hcatgi I.. ■ Located Oct, 18th, iocs. C L. Copp, locator. H. McPherson Agent Trout Lake, B.C. Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. U Make your j selection at once. •• as •• ae Then call on or write to IT has never had a ' boom "—its prowin baa been al.ady. Ii .. lhe l„*«d .( ntvlgatlon, m.d th* terminal o| tbe Lardo brai..*h of Iht C.P.R. All mad, (in tl*. Laideau) lead to Tn-ul Uke. It " Hie cimui.rrisl centre (J the "chiit mineral diatrirt .,*- the '"'tir.eiit, sidhasUikingfurili- ilea prntrtdid by ihe In.*,rial lark of Canada ; fit.i class school •"-""■•"'a.ir.i imdir. tl.s iljfefr "'«'" H K Shannon. Ji.A.. , KOoJ water system ; gnvi mini nt ..flier.*; '."«t.i> (V..ri aitiiiiMi M.th-diei ■Bplatepal aid Ai.glicanchurjl.es and.cottage I„-.,ij,hi. There tre valuable rtpoh lands on iheonuklrls swsltlng sel Hers, lHli.ii.lier resourtetllt magnifi "'.""da bi-ndrnw i. i'i -a ith a capacity of 80.000 ft. ptr day is nt l'", '•««« "f the lake. Tlm mines ^-•uiniy nn, p,,,!,',^ nut bigger Iro.lii.ua every yrTir, with 7,7«• pioMut*. i pei-ingu,, „,.,,, 0,jiM „f rb-trt will bt s dig ,„a|, thta ru,r- h'\ "" Jon would know more, write a, onr„ to ,„,„, o( ""■'g'-'i'aat the addrssics below. t. B. Welis C*ner«l Agtnt Revelstoke, B.O. UiUUiiUi m****** wimmmAfmmmm^mA^Amme»f \ k .
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : [Publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1906-11-29 |
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Trout Lake (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Published by Murray & Atherton from 1904-11-11 to 1905-07-28. Published by unidentified party from 1906-08-05 to 1907-09-05. |
Identifier | Lardeau_Mining_Review-1906-11-29 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 19e3176e-a049-438d-8667-3879518b4c0b |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310391 |
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Longitude | -117.53889 |
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