■/ ) THOMAS' WHITE LINIMENT 25c, and 60o, per Iml lie. Prepared and sold ouly by WALTER BEWS.Phm.B. DKUGC1ST ,\ STATIONER The Mail AAj ,,.;■-•''' JTORI^' $t> CHEST PROTECTORS AND CHAMOIS VESTS -AT— WALTER BEWS.Phm.B. DRUGGIST ANIi STAT10NKR Vol. 12.-No. 47 REVELSTOKE, B. 0. JANUARY 81, 190(1 $2.50 Per Year Mail Order Dept, C. B. Hume & Co. Write For Samples LIMITED. DEPARTMENT-STORE. STOCKTAKING BARGAINS The persistent argument nl this Business is "QUALITY" and " STYLE," and when we annouuoe New Styles nr Fine Quality Goods we menu it. .lust now wo nre on the Eve of Stock-Taking and have Bonie line, we tlesiro to get rill of. We wiil make u price concession. READ THIS LIST ! COME AND SEE ! GROCERIES Mere is tlie Biggest $1.00 worth of Canned Goods in II, 0. We will mix theni up for you—0 tins of Corn for $1.00; II tins of Peas for $1.00; II tins of Beans fur $1.00; 7 tins of Tomatoes (or $1,110; 8 tins of Pumpkins for $1.00; 0 tins of Strawberries lor $1.00; G tins of lt»Bpberries for $1,011; li tins of Plum, for $1.00; 5 thiB of PeacliCB, Pears, Pineapples, $1.00. 100 lbs. Best Mount Royal Flour $2.90 100 lbs, Royal Household $3.00. Queen City Catsup, per Bottle—20c. Rowat's Pickles, per Bottle, 20c. Boots and Shoes A Mixed Lot ot Ladies' Fine Shoes, nil sizes, Laced and Buttoned, all kinds. These nre worth from $2.50 to $-1.00 per pair. There i, a Basket lor easy./ J picking, YOURS NOW FOR $1.95 A hunch ol Boys' Boots, a Mixed Lot, too. $2 and $2.50 Shoes $1.50 DRYGOODS Alini'uf Ladies' Kimonas, $1.76 and */2.00 GoocIb, all sizes, Luce trimmed. - - - - A lot oi Ladies' Skirls, $5.00 to $7.00. These Skirts are a good bargain at A Iiot of Dress Tweeds, swell goods, 50 ill. wide, Sure to be something here yon can use. $1.50 goods lor MisBes' White Wool Gloves, all wool, sizes 'A to 0. 40c. Gloves for Corsets—a mixed lot—all sizes. $2.00 and $2.50 Corsets for $1.00 $3.25 75 cts. 20 cts. $1.00 Ileitis—A line ol Cloth and Patent Leather Belts at 50c, Yours now for - ■ Twenty-Five Cents us iw, 51 m, e jag o. o. coffgg g& a DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY-SECOND FLOOR. C.B. Hume & Co., Ltd DEPARTMENT STORE. ARROWHEAD I'Vent our own ooiTospeiidoiil. A large crowd assembled in Ilu hall on Thursday evening to ciijny the Burns' anniversary concert, Only a few numbers on the programme bail be,u rendered nnd Mr. H. Thomas was just at a very Imgic point in "Tain O' Shunter" when a lire was reported ill Newman', store, only n few yards tn the east of tbe hull. A lew tecoiids nl oonfiision followed but the crowd were assured of their sslety and very soon all the men were busily employed protecting tlie adjacent buildings, as the store was already beyond control. They bad a hard light to-, and how tlie Union Hold wna saved is a marvel. Much praise is duo lite men for tbe willingness unanimously displayed. There is no conjecture as tn the origin nl tbe lire. Thedaiigov was all i,ver ii bruit 1080 ami all returned tn tho hull where n duiiily lunch was served nn,l the evening', PKoitcnieni wiTind up with n very pleasant little dunce. We aio sorry the programme was so unavoidablj left unfinished, though the small part given wns reiilh worth the admission fee, but we hope the balance will follow ul a later (lllle. As the Arrowhead post olliee was kept in Hie Ill-fated building, an imergonoy post office bus been airing- -d iu the O. P. It. station. Mr.and Mrs. Melrose, ufRevolEtoke, are in town. Messrs. Watson Bettengen nnd Mc- Williutiis, agents (or prairie lumber yards, visited the Arrowhead Lumber Company this week. Mr. Mayhee; nf Nakusp, was in town Sunday. Hon. Newman und family Have mi-veil into the bouse lately vacated hy Mr Parks, which they will occupy while Ibeir own residence is being rebuilt. T. Ludgale nude a trip to Revelstoke Monday evening. Mrs. Gibson and family have gone Comapli.v, where they will reside in future. Mrs. Gibson will be much missed in Arrowhead. During her several years' stay here she has taken an active part in many goid works, particularly the Ladies Aid Society and lho Sunday school. She takes with her the best wishes ol her many friends here. T. Huxtable received a cablegram calling him away to his home in England. Mr. Huxtable was a member ol All Saints choir. Our enterprising photographer, Mr, Tucker, took some photographs of the scene of the tire. They are lino views and he has a large demand for them. The Bowling Alley re-opened Monday evening, under the management of R. Thomson. While walking along the station platform recently Mr. Dewar was attacked by an intoxicated man. Chief Campbell was not on hand to arrest the ruffian hut Mr. Dewar, he ing un able man, succeeded in defending himself. Arthur Matson returned to Arrowhead on Tuesday, after spending a few weeks at his home in Wetitskiwin Alia. RUSSIA. Revolutions not yet Suppressed St. I'KTKItSBOHG, .Inn. 27.—A despatch from Qomey iayi that hall the town is in Humes and that fighting is going on in the centre of the town between the troops and tbo revolutionists, the latter Inning been reinforced by the peasants of the surrounding district.. The peasantry, as in the Baltic provinces, have dethroned the old authorities and elected revolutionists to Iill their places. BORDEN SPEAKS Urges His Party to Organise and Work. Montreal, .Ian. 211.—At tbe opening ol the new rooms nf the junior Conservative club, St. Catharine street, Saturday night, 1!. I,. Borden counselled bis followers to take courage from the example of their opponents who had persevered for 18 years before coming into power, They should organise for the nest elections now and ii|i|iose every bye-election and look after the lists, lie went'on to say that no one could succeed against loaded dice. They should not be satisfied until they hud thrown out the present government and brought back the reins of power "to the party that had made Canada." MINING MATTERS $10:17 Contractor MoCnrty is repairing the Union Hotel. THREE VALLEY. from our own correspondent. The lirst death" in Three Valley occurred on Saturday last, when a Japanese working in the wood, was caught by a falling tree and instantaneously killed. The Deputy-Coroner, Dr. Sutherland, ond Chief Jlain went down und held an enquiry u, to the came of death. After hearing the (act, they decided that there were no grounds for an inquest, the cause of death being a pure accident, The tree that wa, falling struck another which broke uud fell nt right angles to the line uf the lint. This could not have been foreseen. Logging is progressing well, and there are now three million leet in the Three Valley stream ready for next season's tawing at the mill, J. J. Grant, the new superintendent, is on hand planning improvements to the plant, and when the mill starts up the Mundy Lumber Co. expects to make a much larger cut than last year. Mr. Grant used to be with the Waterou, people and has had charge of plant, cutting up to 400,000 a day. To run the pre,ent mill wiil therefore lie but child's play compared to his pad achievements. There i, a full crew of men in the woods and the Mundy Company are anticipating putting in half a dozen more team,, ,o that there will lie no shortage of logs this seaaon. The lake ia covered with ice, but not thick enough to take team, across. Mr. Sclioonmaker ha, been confined to the house with rlieumatiam but is much better now, and expect, to be around again in a few day,. S, A Mundy has returned from the eait, but i, at present in Vancouver on biisiiieH. DRIFTS. Silver is at 053-3; lead und copper at 181-1, A letter was received by a Rossland party from the manager of the Ol'O Denoro mine, located near Greenwood, B. C, stating the mine is now shipping to Granby smelter and is milking between $-100 and $500 net profit daily from a daily output of from 75 lo 80 ton, of ore. The principal event of the week in mining circles in Kossland was the finding and crosscutting on the eleventh level of the War Eagle, of a ledge of 20 feet in width of ore of good grade The find is tbe most important yet made iu t,; otitic and makes it probably as valuable as any mine in the camp. The Camborne Miner says: "The contractors on the Del Key, Messrs. Wills & Kennedy, will suspend operations for the winter on February 10th. owing to the supply ol provisions running short. Joe Decellesand Charlie Larson are developing tlie Spider on Pool creek. They are driving a tunnel on a quartz lead, in which they have encountered bunches of galena. A solid chunk of galenR and copper ore, weighing about 150 lbs. from the Broadview, is on exhibition at Master- son, Grillith & Go's, store. It is one of tlie finest chunks ever brought to town.—Review. The Reward big tunnel force is cut down this week while air pipes and other improvements are completed. The Silver Cup development work is being pushed with vigor under the supervision ol Mr. F. 0. Merry. The mine is in first-class shape and showing up well. Ore and supplies are now handled by the train from 5-Mile. —Review. Work on the Broadview is being proceeded with steadily. A test was made during tho week of a 12 foot quartz ledge by nsBiiyer S. Shannon, which resulted in an average value of $13.00. Another car of galena is being shipped this week.—Review. T. Leavall, of the Spok.ine Pulls Placer Co., operating on Lardeau creek, reports that the new machinery is being purchased and will he shipped to the scene of operations us quickly as possible. Woik will be resumed as early as possible, sn that machinery can be installed and some clean-ups made before high water.—Review. A stupendous mining deal all'ectiug British Columbia properties is announced as completed, Tho Canadian Pacific i, largely interested. Tho name ia the Canadian Consolidated Mines. The capital is $5,500,000. The properties include all the uld Condor- nam. B, 0. interests acquired by the Canadian Pacilic, the C. P. R. Trail smelter properties and concentration plant and the St. Eugcno-Centre Star. The Camborno Miner remarks: "Wo have laid it before and we say it again, that no section of British Columbia possesses greater mineral wealth than the Camborne camp, and we leel confident that, ere another year has elapsed, our opinion will be lucked up by actual remits." Th, Miner says: "The contractors on the Beatrice are now driving a raise which will connect the intermediate tunnel with the upper tunnel. Iti, anticipated Hut the lead will soon he encountered in tho raise. When thi, occur,, the dip uf the lead will be aacertained and it will be definitely known iu which direction to drive to tap the had in the intermediate tunnel. BROWN NESS. WANTS YOUR UUSI- THE ALPINE CLUB Monument to Son of Sir James Hector. RespoilSO tu the Appeal for support of thu proposed Alpine club lms been favorable. Already there aro twelve prospect ive active and eight graduating members, tho activo member, coming Irom Dundiis, Out. Anothor active member will he a splendid example of young Canada In A, 0. Wheeler, aged III, who has mado car inns ascents ul l(),0tl() feet above sea level. Sir .lames Hector, one uf the curly lloeky Mountain explorers, Ior whom the mountain wiih named, is expected next summer to revisit the Itcoklcs. Sir Junius resides iu Now Zealand. His son died suddenly snmii years ago and is buried at Bevel- stoke, By subscription of friends and mountaineers a inonuinont to his memory is to bo orcotod next stininiot' on the Great Divide, Dr. Herdman is treasure! ol tbo fund. Subscriptions range Irom $1 up. TRACKMEN'S WAGES, Increase Granted by C. P. R, William Whylo announces the maintenance of way men of the west have been granted an incraaseof fifteen cents a day. They were In conference at Winnipeg. THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Two Fatal Railway Accidents -Disastrous Dynamite Explosion-Outrage by German Soldiers, SOHKNEOTADV, N. V , Jan. Ill—The Delaware and Hudson passengor trail collided liead-nn with work train lhii mornlna, One Italian laborer was killed and a number of persuns Injured, two probably fatally, NORFOLK, Va., Jan. III.—A disastrous wreck occurred on the Seaboard Air Line railway near Columbia, S. C, yesterday. Northbound passenger train collided with southbound extra height, Engineer A. A.Hmieck, Fireman Andy White and two mail clerks were killed. COPEMIAOBN, Jan. ill.—King (lluis- liiin will be buried at Boskilde,twenty miles Iiiiiii here, where the remains of his wife are interred, The King and Queen of England expect to attend the funeral, The Kaiser bus telegraphed ho will he present. London, Jan. HI.—The small unionist parly remaining in Parliament threatens to become torn by dissensions over tlie question of leadership. A (lend set is being made against Balfour by a majority ol unionist, papers, particularly those friendly to Chamberlain. They say he must cmiie in ti, line with Chamber- lain or resign leadership, Vancouvkh, B. C, Jan. 31.—An all II. 0. fifteen will meet the New Zealand football team at San Francisco on Fob. 13, Seattle, Jan. 81,—0, Allisun, at yesterday's session of the investigation intu the loss nf steamer Valencia, contradicted tales ol waves being mountains high. "Everybody seemed to shun in," said he. "All seemed afraid to help unfortunate men and women who were facing death." Toronto, Jan. 31.—Tlmnias Clark and Arthur Fisher sustained shocking injuries yesterday while thawing dyu- unite in the Temiskaming district. Before they could obtain assistance after the explosion, their faces nnd ears were frozen. Clark lo,t both bands and bud both legs burned, Hie sight is totally gone. Ottawa, Jan. 31.—The Australian government has agreed that goods shipped via Vancouver will be charged same duty, on account freight, as if shipped by New. York. This order, so important to Vancouver, takes effect immediately, London, Jan. 31.—A despatch from Capetown says Canadians are enraged at the outrage committed by German soldiers at Swakommund, South West Africa, who shot and killed Dr. Anson Donaldson, who was walking peacefully along the street. FUR SALES Sharp Advance in Prices. At the great January fur Bales at London, the feature is probably thu strength in the market for muskiat. Notwithstanding the very largo quantity of these furs offered—numbering over 2,000,(10(1—so eager lias been tbo demand Hint prices have advanced from 35 per cent, to 50 per cent, us compared with a year ago. Hudson's Hay sales:—Denver, 5 per cent lower than a year ago; spring miisliiiit, 50 percent higher; fall anil winter muskrat, 35 per cent higher than last January, /** BUY QUAKER BRAND CANNED VEGETABLES AND FRUITS if you want the best. Christies' Biscuits. Webb's, Fry's and Robertson's Chocolates, Chase and Sanborne Coffee, Tetley's Teas, etc. BOURNE Bros. HAY, OATS, FEED, k, STORES. E. J. BOURNE, Bools and Shoes, Men's Furnishings. Ready-Made Clothing. FIRST STREET. REVELSTOKE. IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA Capital Authorized, $1,000,000 Capital Paid Up,$3 500,000. Ke,t, 8 300,000. Head Office, Toronto, Ontario, ^Branches in lho Northwest Territories Manitoba, Ontario aud Quebec. Ami tho following points iu British Columbia: Cranbrook. Golden, Nelson, Revelstoke,Trout Lake, Arrowhead, Vancouver and Victoria. T. R ftlBRMTT, President D. K. Wilbib, Vice-President nud General Manager. li. Hay, AsststantjGeneral Manager, W. Moffat. Chief Inspector. Kevelstoke Branch, B. C—A General Banking Business Transacted Savings Department-Deposits Received aud Interest Allowed. DrafU sold available in all parts of Canada, United Slates and Europe, Spocial attention given to collections. A. E. Pnippe. Manager THE MOLSONS BANE Incori united by Act of Parliament, 1655. HEAD OFFICE, - - MONTREAL. Wm. MOLSON Maci'Iikiison, Pres. S. H. Ewing, Vice-Prea. James Elliot, General Manager. Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,000,000 Everything In wav of banking business transacted without unnecessary delay. Interest credited twice a year at current rates on Savings Bank deposils. W. II. PRATT, Manager, Rt-VEtSTOKE, B. C. First Street, Revelstoke GROCERS, PROVISION & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED AND DELIVERED. Stock Taking Cash Sale To reduce our large stock we will give most LIBERAL DISCOUNTS FOR CASH tt tt MhHM* '3> 'ft 'fr't* $ 'I1 'ft $ 't' 't' '!■ 't' 'I1 't1 't1 $' ■$ w $ ALUMINUM POOPS AT COST;* Have v verlooked our oiler ol English Enamelled V and Sieel Ware't All our stock ol ALUMINUM GOODS. SAUCEPANS, TEA KETTLES, etc. Do you think thai wo advertise till, merchandise at cost only to bring you Into the Store ami sell at the mme old pita? NOT A HIT! COME IN AND 8BBII When we say sellioj; al colt. He mean at cost, Every mereuanl overstocks in id lines antlclpatlflf larger business, .mil we have a number of enamelled am tt steel Saucepans, Tea Kettle,and Aluminum Kitchen Utensils ivhloli musl go in iniike room for New Spring Goods, During mu' Stock-Taking Season these Krotxb. will Ik, offered ui Cnsi Price, 0 o o I Lawrence Hardware Co., Ltd. JJ Mall Orders Promptly attended to, p, o. Box 181, 4 , ^W#W##*$ i$ 't' 'li fl ■$ $ fl ifr 'M"I» i i't i't i't it o-- ■, ■■■-■■- I 60<><)0<>OCK><>000<K>00<K>0<Xl YOUNG FOLKS 0 Xx>r>oooo-ooooooaa<>cKK)oo THE QUARRELSOME MONKEYS, It was Tommy's sixth birthday, nnd ho mis having a birthday picnic in the pari,, with half a dozen of his liule friends, A pit-nlc in lho beautiful park was nlu . ■ a doll ;ht; and l -.; ty r, ore wcro favor:. a birthday ci kc d - ll er thb I) il, uglng to parties, besii Hhoi iver the ,! Idren tired of gnro -. they went I - natch tho aid ii..,!- ;; while. There was a bom 'a den built of greal tones, with a pole in tho for tlio bears to clli and tl o\ e u dvoa, foxes, wild-cats in.,I u greal many other n Imn , I ildi I and herons, tho '■ ui ■-. and bIdi'Ii Tbo dee-, I . . 1 mul , strli In li id little parka rn' their own, fen -1 in with iron netting; and tha pi i dogs wore P.,: py in their uu i round tempi-.', burrowii g oul ol . I hi In tho soft cm tl ' . sitting up gravely on their hind legs to stare back at tho children. Hut the plai :' nil others which lite children enj i; -i most was a im'!,- pavilion on wl Ich tho parrot, and monkejs lived, Hero at one sldo wen parrots of all kinds and sties, v itli honul ful, brilliant plumngo nnd loud, harsh voices. In the centre of tin- room was a circular lank !n which were a great many fishes, whoso backs the children could touch, a : icy went swimming by, The fishes wero not ut all afraid, And last of all—monk ■• s! They nl- Ways kept tl:,,.-,- to tho Insl did Ino chili . en; for they wero tho most tu;!,-.- of all. Was ever anything n ro comical than a cago of monkevs - ,-ii : : from perch to perch, playing nicks, climbing up tho sides of tl eir , age, chattering, scolding, ont- i:. and looking around anxiously with their wrinkled faces, like very active littlo old men! ENGLISHMEN IN DUELS. Famous Men Who Fought With Swords or 1'istols. The Earl ol Kiniliei-ley's much discussed challenge to Col, Sapwell is a Unit though Urn days ot ghting spirit in occasion: BLOODLESS GIKLS, Find New Health Through the Uso of Dr. Williams' Fink Pills. When you see a young girl pale ami ailing and wasting away, you I know thai budding womanhood is ''l'"1".""'1' , , making new demands upon her blood WN"""^^1 supply which sho cannot moot. Month od„,ln ,',1sm;'1, lllc, after month I.e.- health, hor strength, wl" s"", '"™k ,V"1 her vory llfo, is being drained away. »«" lno LoT" Express. „,. , No food and no caro can do any Not so very long ago Mr. Winston good. Common in cine cannot savo I Churchill was challenged to an either from broken health and a hope- counter a I'oulranco by nn ralo less decline. Now blood Is the one constituent at Oldham. Cue hosi- Ihlng Unit can make her a healthy, totes to think what would have h..p- cheorftil, rosy-cheokcil girl. And Ur. I ed had Mr. Churchill had lei tiro IVIlliams' I'i'nk puis actually mako enough to resumo his martial role. now blood wiih every dose.'That is Lord llcaconslicld onco challenged ih,- n-holo secrot of how they have O'Cotinell to a duel, but tho famous IT WAS NOT A FAITH CURE DODD'S KIDNEY FILLS CURED MRS, ADAMS' BRIGHT DISEASE. She Did Not Believe in Them, but To-day She is Strong and Well. Coll Ing'vvojJil, tint., (Special).—Mrs. Thos. moved here about tw<- from llurk's Kali* « many Canadians who Nov. 27 Adams, who 'ears uso one of llie once had saved thousand, girls from an i Alice Cliapul at -175 St. Tine,Hi ut' pule, unn Ic statesman found himself bound over n curly grave. Miss to keep tho peuco in n police court aged 17 years, living instead of departing across Iho street, Mon-| Channel to blow- out tho bruins Height's Dlscnso and are now strong and well. Like all llie olliees she wus cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills, „r ; "I was eight inonlliK nn invalid," ireal, gives strong proof of Ur. Wil- |,|S political opponent. is''-vs Mr:i- A,ll,m-'- ""lid "" '""' *'"" Hams'Pink Pills lo euro. "A couplo o'Connell himself f S'ht a duel i toll what I sulTei-cd. Mydoctorsaid if years ago" says Miss Chuput, "1 with a member of tho Irish House of I had llrlght's lllsonso and Sciatica, ive; nn almost continuous suffer,"--, Commons named D'Esterro and kill-.1"" ' B01 "" lvl"'f flvm anything he and bet'unie so weak I could hardly|cj „js opponent. !8'avo "'"■ At' 'ast " fr'om' "f "'-v Another fatal duel was lhat In which Lord Cnmolford, one ol Iho most confirmed duelists of his day and a man who had tho death of more lhnn one fellow creature on his i bunds, was killed by Mr. Dost. Both go about. I suffered from frequent I and prolonged spells of dizziness, [ had frightful headaches, and my stomach wns completely out of order. The least exertion would leave ne; worn out and breathless, nnd .1 did not appear to have a drop of good' '^^ sho% aml on0 0, t,„, husband Induced ino to give Uodd's Kidney Tills a trial, 1 hud no Inilh in them, for 1 thought I never would got hotter, but after Inking three boxes of them I was aide to do my work. I have bod good blood in my body. 1 consulted doctor, who (old me tho trouble was g( nil debility, hut his treatment did not help mo a particle. To ntitl Lo tho trouble my nerves nave way, and 1 often passed sleepless nights. At this singe a friend advised mo lo try Br. Williams' Pink Pills, mid I got a few boxes, The lirst bene'it 1 noticed from the use of the pills was nn improved nppotito, and tl.i-i seemed Io bring much relief. I continued taking the pills until 1 had used six boxes, when I was fully restored to health, anil 1 have not had a day's illness since. 1 cannot praise Ur. Williams' rink Pills enough for tho great good they have dono me." A pale anaemic person needs only one thin;;—new blood, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do one thing only—they mako new blood. That is nil the',' had just slipped a peanut . Into the outstretched hand of one of | ll": but thoy (to II w thi : nl ■ ', when a larger one II head il iwivward by ids tail, ■ latchi tl tho pi anut, and scaru- ',y raci I after him, ly; i fierco quarrel it, the poa- third nioii- pi ii tl up tho i i ■ . or ti ml nngr I,-..,!.. In ii. nut was drop] . i hunl .' g through tho sawdust for ; thing good to eat, found and I'" il :... kit g his lips with gi'eil enj yuu nt i li ■ quarreling grew louder and l r. Tomi ly tried lo stop il by offering n whole handful oi peanuts; but the monkeys were too angry to ■ him. So ho dropped tho pea- i ul ■ on tho II ■ ol tho cago ond turned away. Ami when they loot 11 i . from the door of the pavilion, I - Iron saw lho two moukovs still :!!-. ling on tho high shelf, and I ■ tl : i calmly eating tho nets. I nin| '■ - head from side lo side -,. th |Uii k, comical glances. ' Vi i ii'! tin;.' silly to quarrel over i, : ttlc thing liko that?" suid Toui-I i "I : e nn ', though, il was ni n in ll o big ono to snatch tho I ■ ■ ; ■■ V " Hut 11 the littlo one had kept his ' ' .-. he'd iii'.e been lots hotter , " said D iris, "lie needn't have be impolite, oven ii the big one v, "I guess mamma's rii lit," laughed R . - tl ty stop] ed again le i . ■ e genilo | rniric dogs, "she s:- - it i..' ■ r pays to quarrel, Oh, ii : -.. u - ■" lhat little fellow go out i:' sight In that hole!"-- C :..'.:, Churchman. net on the bowels. They er with mere symploms. Tin cure any disease Hint, Isn't eo Iginnlly from I ad bloo I. Hi Dr, Williams' Pink Pills rep blood with good blood the; straight al the rool and rail common diseases like headed, aches, backaches, kidney liver complaint, biliousness, lion, tun-,' min neuralgia, They don't re* don't both- f.,s| I two pistols used was supposed to he slightly moro perfect lhnn lho oilier.' A piece of money was tossed up to decide tho choice. Best won, nml in llie result Lord l.'anielford fell mortally wounded, The last duel fought ill Ireland was between a Mayor of Sligo and a member of lho legal profession, but honors were declared easy, for nothing happened, Mr. Tlerney charged Pitt with "obstructing the defences of the country," and thnt oratorical observation sounded so terrible in tho ears of llie eminent statesmen that sent his second!: to Mr, Tlerney. Tho two met at U o'clock one Sunday morning nt Putney Heath, not fur from tho Kingston road, fired two shots nl each other and then health ever since I used Dodd's Kidney Pills." wont Chnrlei ome quite w ■11 Io r u Jam s Fo 1, r tl s li tin k oi en SH n to 1 i ico bnd se of nil II ■:. Si !C- t rouble, hulij ■ s- sciotici, plied by tl: Is locomotor ataxia end lho special secret troubles thai nevy woman knows hul that nono of them li lull; about, even to their do, But you must have tho genuine or you can't bo cured, and li." nine always have the fu.ll name, Williams' Pink I'ills for Pale pie," on the wrapper around tin Sold by all modii ino dealers or (llrecl by mnil al 5(1 cents a hex or six boxes for $2.50 by writing Ihe 1U-. Williams' Medicine Co., llrock- vlllo, lint. mils on the War Oflleo cceived a cimllengo Fox accepted, lho , and Hi" si nl i-i- is wounded. "Adams," ho i.i ,1 lo have said on that la- iiieiiluble occasion, "1 do belloyo you'd havo killed me If you hadn't i j used Government powder." "HARM3W0RTH SELF-EDUSATOR." ANKLETS OF GOLD. English Women Use Ancient Symbols of Slavery. The anklet, aflor hundreds ol years, has returned to favor ill London, and is to grace tho slender ankle of the belle ol' to-day. The modern anklet resembles tho plain gold bund first worn as a sign oi' bondage. Being a slave no more, woman, us is hor habit, is only too glad to play with Ihe symbol of he | slavery, provided the symbol is becoming. Therefore, the anklet graces the loot of the. girl-who wants to he just a little more than merely up-to- date Oriental anklets are much in dead:- I iiuinil, and in many Instances lho-,0 ! are supplied with a hingo and clasp, und .slip round the foot easily. Some of the new mil.lets are tho tiniest gold bands Inscribed with ancient charms, said to defend 111.- from Mr. Adams duel was foughl man Wi rcporto nil diva kind. and from I', sent First English Periodical Firm Publish in Canada, wearer li-oin evil of every Other anklets nro mn stones strung' together, worn under tho stockin, ly show are they. Phoenician glass or boaton ; anklets carved in hieroglyphics very popular, and will probably worn at winter dances. ■<- A (ir-.-at Combination, "rorrn-ini" tlio best tonic i ' ot precious Theso nr,: and si'nrt".'- through, so line and small rlv phics nre be li -ti,nl.I 1,0 la!;- down „i.l by nil Invalids, liy „i soils. It llllitllS ESCAPED IN COFFIN. Strange e.n:l Gruesome Device Resorted to by Swindler. The latest, and according lo all accounts, tho best ol any publication that Sir Alfred Ihirmsworth has ever hnd anything lo do with, has l---ii selected as lho lir I | al II- catlon of dial fam pnbllshb ,,. house lo bo printed and published Jnck—1 don't know in Canada. Al the - im >mi nl 0Xccllenl preventive. that tho announcement :• made in . lhat tii" llBi'insworth peri- a smoothing; Oll.-To throw oil upon , ,, :, , •,, , ,,. ,. . ai. tl..' troubled waters moans to sulnlna u, odica ' ' ;" 1'°, "' '' >'' : ' ' col ■' tlm most boisterous sea. To year,! made pub in . ; ...... ]„.. Tiionms' Eclcctrlc Oil to tho A PEeasant Surprise For tea drinkers is to give them a hot, steaming cup of fragrant TEA instead of the ordinary kind. They'll notice the difference quick enough, then noisJng will do them but Blua Ribbon Tea. 'Sftt.^ TKEE! ES2320 X.jS,.EES31.. mm M upf-v--:--' I Easily and QuickEy for Vcur Chus c!i m M-Jtid iwp[iotcrrii|»li>,(ttiiyBt::u)(ir t.li\>*v!i ivml ...tbtor,*';' cuter bi:1*- rt Jo-.'tJ mT wu\.!llr.-|mnliK'ii tutri'lJu-i. In InwiU-iil linlf-lni.ti, utitiHI BATH AMJKINC* Tim,*, «'AM, l'i,.,H[i'l.i'. ll'-.^ii llMiiltli'S crUli'5* ra o.iua, niiolini.Mifaiaiortodi tuumii,i!t-c,,Iiittor«l iwnltMotcu. Mako !i;-ittu!!iil, ti'-luhlo H'litviiiiltu yiiurBulf uit.l iVIiov; workers full quioUysellattOocBeh, KEEP $31.00, ISO US S20.00 ^WntrSSffi Wo xo nioKn' iii'ornisi, ix aot.imi:. i,nt (is.ixi n.-,-L'|.t,-.i ii -ritii errtnr. mtl«(ii-!:.'i-.[.-i'fii-anl.',',l. 0,11, i:pi!,pl„ nn,l liuoiili! "lion-1- Il-i'-nKoiic,'l!.'.,ltoSie^lli-.-c ,lfI.I!U„ii.i!,„,„,,l,..,li-i!,!.',ili. Al.„. n:--,lp!,-i hm ,ii!i,l-!i;l!.u- set! ■■,',,! -i I I- t .'.t'Ii.iih ,. f'l'',, .,,,-,0 lirlip. WiSCONCIN MFQ. CO., M.205, MANITOWOC WIS, 5ifl'Erai»ramYisra,rjVj^j?(.,ciB:.(Av,«6ss Injurious clwitiicnl, ur any form ul udullcrution. BEFOREHAND, Harry—Whisky is said to bo a good unlidulc for snake biles, isn't 1 find it nn Mo [[arms- need | ling in 'fo ri ip. FATHER'S SMC l-i. 'I- w m u y of you girls play the ! or or; in? No-.v is tho limo to ', ■ rn to play, dear girls, while yi i i quiti ■ . V ti see, girls, w» : ■ wait until wo are big to l ■ di i ■ lething. Girls i ■ learn to piny when ; , as it goes better aad seerw „,,,,.,;, ,, ., mortuary " : ' '"' ■' •' ' I ''■'" A day or so later il ' ' ' " "'ink ol ,.,, ,,,,, ,:„. . ..... ' ' :-"'';>"if i:! tho coffin was no othor 1 - ■ ' ":i' or ,.,;„., whos0 tr| 1 t tho pii and the plem ro ,.: „.ith |liin -'.'::. Oi the , ■ ■ ■ ■ it tl A strange and somewhat gruesome deviee, by villi h a man" named :■"'' ''■■/ :] '• : Uakor, charged tho other day with worth in , hat fraud, succeeded in onco evadiii ar : ■ '■' •''"■ i-i . and a second lira i ii i rout' \U ". ■■ large ol a I um us, was describi I at 1 perntlons he ' West Ham Police Court; Londj'ijllo England. the most r tin one ocension, when "wanti I," (ion ' :" !' Bilker was understood to bo al an object tp- underlakei-'s shop at Men,!- Park, n can need nml the officers of the court wei.l included within its there to appri heed him Bui ■ ■ . . could not be found, though Iheplaie ond ti Th? Prasldont a 8lave to Catarrh,- presldent of Sample's :..'i. npany, Washington, ■ "For ti led body when It is racked with pain ii.!':".': si'eedy stibjiuration ol tlie most reft-nctory elements, It cures ■ills i, nf ,'s, tiilios the lire flout . nnrl ns i: g 'nl household ineili- cinc . .1 ill nimiy ailments, It is worth much. i ... r—"Ni I long ago I came In i o ai i Ij ■ hi a porous plaster to hi lp mo gel rid of Iho lumbago." was thoroughly sun '■■■■^. (in trestles in tho shop o fin, iu which the p I ce v\ ■ ed thero lay a body. In :. ■ | r ol the officers the i iffln v. - . ■°\ up and taken nwaj to, ns ... i i. ,, „ .. . -"Yi il llio'.'.1" I . ■. ■:. What can 1 do Customer—"] want to help mo get rid ■ years I was : i ; tarrh Rome- . ■ ' '! is a perfect cleaner and wil not injure anything. Best for all household pur' poses, Sunlight Soap's super' iority is most conspicuous in the washing of clothes. Common soaps destroy the painted or varnished surfaces of woodwork and lake the color out of clothes. Even the daintiest linen or lace, cr the most delicate colors may be safely washed with Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way (follow directions). Equally good wilh hard or soft water. Your money refund?;' by the dealer from whom you buy Sunli jht Soap if you find any cause for complaint. Lever r.rolhcri limited, Toronto Remington Typewriter NEW MODELS NOW READY ]>ory iiimlnl of UoDifHgton Typewriter lias been a biiocow, Tlioro novor was a Komington falluw, TUE NliW MODEIiS roproiont the sum anil Mitataiico of n'l Rnmirtgtoii mcews— iiltw BO years of ospoiionuo In typow liter tiiillillitg, We will lm ptail to hare you call at our oflicoaml boo llie now ramlola or Bonil for ilhwtmtod buoklot doscriblns tlio now foatiiros. Remington Typewriter Co, 33 Adelnldo 8t. E., Toronto, Canada ANn KVKKY1VURHR. 0 I C's, 2 months old, $8. Silver's highest-priced strain. Only best pigs;, shipped. ITillSNIillAliS FARM, Plntlshurg, N, Y. IjlOB SALE - FIRST - CLASS *- lifly-nere fruit farm; only ono in ilo from city limils ol Niagara Falls, ll. Cole, Soulli End, Out. j VST ANTED-RELTABLE PARTIES ! * to do nuiehiiie knitting for us nl bonie; S7 to t* 10 per weok easily earned; wool, olc, furnished free; disttiiice no hindrance. For full par- llculni's address Iho Dominion Knitting Co., I'epl. fd, Orillln, lint. '.ifieiA !2©3 A HANDSOME STICK HN. Send no money. Simply name and COUNTY lUI't'l.Y CO. Chatham, i mi. It U i f'i ,, 1 i Pmotloal Ivci-y il-iy te^som on FARM ACCOUNTS For 75o. post ti Uil. F/inra pua. house, Hoi IM. llhallialll,0.1t I and i hou thing to them to listen to i I oi i ' '•':.'-' ' papa, i ty l t. , ns, who I ■,. - , little, nnd who, by his I rk, l [or you to en; - priv- ; Help him tho i 1 Ellen sat nt the | practicing (fever dill tl m to tick . : ' On tho se ■■ I occai . . lis IV. 1., tO i H timo a woman ut the Mr, Baker was vorj 111 and 1)0 I When I next i . , . ,. IWI . : ' ■ ■ ., rn ng Then can o tho "body" was i Ul • ■ ■'■'• ml i. . , tarted business I pi ri of I oi ■ n Ho ho o .. fraud r— ;.:; ..:'.:,:.!: Nf'" ■ ,. I. "A ' ' I Ihe cli 10 movo more - 11 [lu tl ; tiring! I wish I , v thing, as I ". y, ] in, win I - - the "A : .'■■.... papn to buy N'otl an i ... i ■ '. tirediand onsli the pnrenl lo lake ol it I ' .. - r ' ■■ ■ ,: : .'. : ■' • ! "I'bed wal did not know it i sucl li u I ■■• . : n i ing thu 'I bo , mn; and I con'l be ir to i ly ,.: le hei an ■■ nol , -ii . ■• ; i words i • ■ - . Ilmel ii : t by spoclnllsta .- "■ ,-oli, f until lo uso Di \gncw's ll ;:,!'.,• almost 7,0 c nl 10. Ill lo llll) rltnt down pret- . a na- ; had lo, , nl l owe . ,. a su 0) ■!,,':,, . ' . . ... I - '' ;,. r . it ly bccaii " II eli ■ skin I A littlo differ mornb I di ■■ at exon 1 wi . to ploy pretty pi -co li!!!- boWl I ' I ai (I H ■ skill hoi and foverl Hell n Ihls and for : ■ ,i i ■ ■ thing." Il ■ ■, lenlioi I " Wl ... . , . - ... i tit to deal '•'•Hi A littlo "' p' .. ■ . . r ■ r , ,. . • I ■ ' :, The , - ' i;i , You must I ilietit, dear," m |,abv will I u nil night, dlfieretn , , ct, ll I nearly bnpn Iblotogoth ired her mothe. ' I o pretw ,;, , ., , i ,■ - „ I . . . \ \ ■„ H *pt th« Mcicntjnc propoilU . v, ,. i mob: and by. Think jrtftV( ,jUfl) ■-),. moihoro nocvl to m siUmtion of i that nothing Ih ovor IobI BXTKUNALLY. Tramp—I lived on water onco for six months. Lady—Well, I must uny you don't look it. Tramp—I ustor bo a sailor. A lien'5 LungBalBanii '" whlchthora Is no opium, ntro.-i soro throat wi'l sore lungB as it allays tho ftiflammatloii i'-n.l rich you of the inuooiM tint stops up thealrpaasugos. 25o.i sou., $1,00 bottles. YOU CAN'T TELL. Llfo Is not always what it scorns, for there's many a silver watch on tho end of a gold chain. Mit'l in Their A ft ion —Parmiloo's VflffOtable Pills are very mild in tiiolr action. They do not cause gripping in tlm Btomach or cause disturbances thero its ro many pills do, Therefore, tho most delicate can tako them without (ear o! unpleasant imulls, They cunl too, he ii'tiuinisii'icd io children without Imposing the penalties which follow the uso 01* pills not so carefully propartid. um [;>:nkk.ui,y perversity, Mrs. Hunks—J wish you wouldn't lm so positive. Thoro aro two sides to overy question. Old flunks (with n roar)—Well, that's ii" reason why you should al- v,.i. s ho on tlio wrong Mill!! "My Hurt was Thumping my Llfo out" Igthe !■.,,. Mi., it. H. Wright, of flroekrllle, Out., de ■ rlbes her sufferings from smotliorlng, lliitto.-a In; and palpil itloit, After trying many rcmuilio- iritheiil heneflt, ;' bnttlei r-i Dr. Asoew'ii t'ure for the Ueart nMtaratl her to health. Tlio first lion "■ limo t Instant roliof, ami in a tlaymif- f.ii.n, ■ i c i alt 'gothor. 31 LUCK'. i pect/' said litllo Tomi iy aftor ■ , hi ur In his mil nro class, "that flowei eh not up Iji ■■ n o lit y l avo pi ; lis Inside of '* nt," '., q [followay'i Uoni Cure a trial, tl i■ ',.'ii iin *ernfl from unu pair of feet i.Uhout any pain. What it has i: oiiu it uiii do ngaliii IVh *n ii fellow has '!!■ covi rod that ;ri i,i, im. i- i hnngo lias lilicivd I n I,-il- in iii. LroiiBorB perk,- tn ion Tody—'Mennlo lolls mo young \Voo<lljy proposed in her last night." Viola—"! don't think I know him. Is ho well off?" Tody—"Ho certainly is. Sho refused him," " Rogulac PraotlUonor—Ho Result."— M:m. Annie ('. Cluwtnnt, of Whitby, wan for months a rheumatic victiui.Mmt South American Uliomnatic Curo changed the son from "dospalr" in "joy," She Bays: " 1 Hitfforetl untold misory from rlieumatism-tloctors' modtclnos dltl mo no good-two bottles of South American Rhoumatlo Cure curod mo—relief two hours aftor tho lint ll030,—50 A woman's Idea of frankness Is to havo como man tell her how nice ho thinks she if;, Often what appear to ho the most trivial occurrence ol life prove to he the moht momentous, Many ino disposed to rdbnrd u cold nn it slight thin1-*;,, deserving of little consideration, and iihis neglect often results in most Koiioiis ailments entailing years of suffering. Drive out colds nnd coughs with llicklii'.s Anti-Consumptive Syrup, the recognized remedy fur nil alkcliona of the throat und lungs "Blusher Is the, most bashful man I over knew." "How on earth, then did ho como to get married?" "Ho wns too bashful to refuse." rAINQ OHENI uddlklnil ,ub 0UETA1 Writ, to „. nljoul loin curiiii AHioiaari dybimq oo„ e,» im, mu,i:. -,-j LE OUR1 tld „( (luiisi (I H,;lbCV, .Ilu IHj! DVE'J & OLEANDD LIKt NEW. D. H. SASTEDO & CO. ■TUn ririiiurAcruitsn —— =; V-7 UZiKarj- XBca,n-6_ Vi. mix-oirito UDIKS'n COATS. I'h I MEN'S I'l'Itmi'l I'llR-UNRD trytliltig In I'uis. Sand Ior catalog. ivu pay liinlt-.'.l la-icod. soiid iv'J [orprlco uat, -. lightful it will be by nnd by to ■ •■ rtain fall - whi u ho i omi I o tired from lho oil Vou kn i' i ,.. ; vol ii . . p 'j, you: ,..- . ' . . i father's . ng id In lho chll i's i ■ fall .... i , I ■' !: ' I and I keep baby li allhy and mal ■■ '"■■ .; p so mill) Is l:.-ie.'. Own I ublel lilll which euro all Loin u h, bowel and j l-'i :. ti, i.: trim .. hi i ■'•■■' • i'' nolo i" no I i. alll : . p Mrs Wm, Ih lines, Hncre, Onl . n; ll 1 ||, ■ ,i '. . i 'I Willi , ' il neh and «'ns coitalIpalod n onl I WUS ill:','",. ■ r, tl ' ns chi I' : I " ■ ' I -. oftci h tnd by they will I - I. ■ v. tily haru :... , who l, re all Ihoy I ■ ,. II; t .! all thoy know. I pntleneo. i, ,. I with her|]*l ■ ;■.' . :■' : - nr.-l vi . i || ,' ,.. ■• Iiut bv . the hoar I gave him lln Own ,.,- ! lounil Ilium n - . in .'i 'I would not 1 il ■ ■ ■ Von can gel Ilo Own I'cblel from ui driiggisi or by in,,,! at 23 conls a box by wpl Ing lho | i trill in .' Me III 111 ■ I " II ..; llie, i nl, l.iir i; norl al liasl nnd | id iIml i, the bei I tiling thai can be said ubout ll, ■ , .i " are ila who ■ I. bo snub TO ', ' "'■!, I'KIt, \ uneter tl al ci n lm . ;. or ,; . . . ' . ittn le as foi Two y , half pi i.t-e, ball ■ ■ of i nu il ! "f :l ; tnonln, nnd i ' '■' ■ of I"'"' pit ,■ , in i i .. ' ■ . i phln II i - :u ., I ilh- nr guide I" ' ill '"''|- tnin will roinaln 11 ■■" '■ the a|i proai h of chai i do . ill ,1... up in lho liquid, v.I'd,- lormy v.. iili i '■ .11 b, lluited I Ihe ve di ittirbi 'I condition of n inicul COJnbiliutioli, A i;'-. . OUVl ir. -; -. I-.... ' rn I . , ■ I ol I'I , ■ ' ' ■ of rn ' ro produced . eh card, . ■ Llm carda aro , ,. . ■ prepared b; , tl pi .,,;.. i by tl n , iml I l.oii . . : . ml iln a hand ,;.. .,, :. litl rnphi'd in ', i tioloi Tho cards I I ,, . neatl :" d '111 tV .,, , Is 01 ll Trim ■' ' ■ ' |,; : nnd i"': ■■ '."!■ ivi ii il only fm - li imo but to i - ad tu I distant Irlciu,, Dltl you iiollcetlnt. olil mei lhn;,ltiir aloni- a day or mur.nl VVoll. If lm will nut on IiIh back "Tlio I) * I." Montliol l'lialor, In a nook ho will walk us straight M any ono. .NOT YET, Tei't'ilied Toper—They ain't u-goin' to hang mo, are IheyV No, not now. Better witSiout a Stomach I than with one dial's got. n constant "hurt" lo It. 'Ur. Von Stan's Plno- apple Tablets sliniiihtte die digestive organs. Let one enjoy lho good tilings of llfo and leave no bad ef- feels—eiii-ry thorn Willi you iu your vest pocket—CO In box, 115 cents.—18 "Mr. Mnnlon snys be never spoke a harsh word to his wife," "Yes," remarked u lady, "but was lhat, due to kiiulnc's or caul ion? That's what I should like to know." Siuiliflit Until 1» tcli.r tt" •'*•' 'Wi bit ia but wiaa natd in ll.. CunUgl.'. v.-.-.;. Buy Uuall(lit Snip mil follow directions. I'lllirilKINK'S PIlOPHBOy, Apropos of the present disorders in lite!,in, lho Manchester "Guardian" recalls the prophelic ulleriiiu'c of one of ilii! most brilliant ol Russian pools—Alexander Pouchklno, For bis bold lull: he was banished lo lho southern provinces: "Think you," ho said, "to dazzle for ever thoso heavy-eyed, drowsy multitudes by die splendor ol lho t/ni'i: crownl Ki'i'or, Thut splon- ih,i- will fade, and just, too, at a time when it will be most iieeiled. Those sixty millions of swinish serfs sleep allll, you say! True; but they will iiwnl;,!'! Not certainly In our tlm,-, mu- perhaps In ihal of our children, bill awake they will; nnd when that moment cooks the l!ni- peror's sceptre will be a child's plaything; his divine right a )0St| the Rtipi-eiiiiuy of Russia n vanished dream! He warned, nnd lot tho work that must be done be timely Sol about, The army, do you say? |',„ hi Oa tho day 1 speak of tho , ■ i , It, rs Will be on lire, too." This Waa uttered more than three- quailers ol a century ago, and It now looks as il time were to give it proof. If yon succeed In getlirg your head abovo tho crowd-expect to have It hit. |FARMERS if J Wo am appointing ono dnipunt nr agent W y liiovory town or virtue all over 0ana4a for •*• •y- tho wtlo of our reinodloa. We treat lueoew' $ tf\ fully llnr.iut, Cattle, Shoup, Hutfi aud X X' Poultry, Young Colts with naval ami Joint M I cltl0.'iHO. T i. Our Freo Advice and Coupin SyMt»i « u will interest you, Write for list of rumi--^ -^ dies anil Noaroatagonoy, N i Btook«br»d»r Q n can know too mitcti ah,mt tho diseases lib £. T animals aro Huhjut't to, A fH The VETEIIIH-inV SPECIALTY CO., Limited + T fir.0 DUNDAS Hi'., 'I'OItONTO, ONT, w Nil lie—"A prl docmi't often marry Lho man who is tho hest husband for hor." Nod—"Of course not. If ho is a good .husband there is no occasion to many him moro than onco," rioaHnnt us syrupi nothing equals it n« a worm inodlcliio: thu name Is Mother druu's' Worm ISxtermlnntor. The yrciltcst worm dontroyer of tlio ugo. TIME ENOUGH. UorrougfhB—Suy, old man, thoro was u timo when yon promised to share your last dollar with mo, Illohlcy—Thal.'s all right; 1 havoa't got down to it yet, For 33 Years Sliiloh'a Comumption Cure, lho Ulna Toaic, litis boon before the nubric, one this, together wilh t!.o fact Ihal its tales have ilcadily incretisixJ y«( by ywu, is tho best proof of tlis noril ol « a euro for Coiujis, Coldi, mul «S diKMes cl the Innci ond oil poa-sci. Thoso who hovo uwl Sliiloh would not be without it. Thoio who liaro ntv'et used it should know thol cvoy botlle it sold wilh s positirt [nenmco dial, ii il dnosn'l cute you, the daler will idcnd what you iiid lor il. Sliilca Has Cured tfwHMsia'i of the mftit eMtiatl a*-i ol Cauglui CcMt 000* Lung LrcuMes. Let it cire you, < - •*L»rt wtnttr! ««cW f.*» Am ik.-'!ii ltd Amm)wMfsimmCoejsunK, ItixMtvj Hfu 0! tM»i»t-T«. Wi hwaflC an ni i.cipw WW 1 B»w SUWlJ Coen»w»i-.'\ Cttt, ?v«t butMcandiM. 'Hm vktf I M n twy btd c«kl. wi ti: (>!•*» to t*nk, ity iur V: to t--'* laUrt wdi aM Use. dr w$* *J «mw im* wjwefi«t»r«. IjmitmnMimM'^v ur] wcr7 CM «f llrtffl Uvb U» Ciw, ■"■Dt 35c. g^Wggrtg i\ »'d Aggfe issue;'noj Vfr-w-4 "v Iff r BE VEGETARIAN ANDLIVEfe^rtral0 £"£,*. % DIET land smoke the water becomes black WILL CUHE CONSUMP-'and dirty. Whon il. Hows over tho roofs of houses it gathers from them many impurities, "Whon the water goes into Ihe ground nnd (liters through several strata ol earth and rock it gathers up the mineral Ingredients contained in them, And jusi so when distilled TION AND OTHER ILLS. Non-meat Users Say That Better Results Can be Obtained From Nuts and Fruits. The' announcement recently made «^^^^^^^_,^^_,^__ by Ih'. .lohn P. Hussoll, of Now water passes through die human York, Ihal oxcellent results had j system it takes nil tho impurities been obtained from die use of raw fi'om (he sysiem. They are gathor- vegolablo juice in the treatment of ed Into tho water and so pass out consumption did not surprlso the j of Ihe system, vegetarians. The secretary of the "Now, meat contains no distilled Vegotarian Society says that while j wuler. Fruits contain the most por- llr. Hussoll Is probably on tho right feet, lho purest distilled water; so track, he would undoubtedly secure 11 here is no oilier food so good as fin- bolter results from the use of [fruits, Look at llie long, hard pro- raw fruit, which would be al the cess lho water has to go through lo same lime far more palatable (or gel to lho fruit, up through tho the patient, lie holds that n diet pluni or (ice. through tho hard of fruits and mils exclusively, which knots nnil long branches; (hero can- he suys is Ihe ideal diet uml lln- not possibly be any impurities left mislukubly Ihe one that Naiiire in- In H- tended Iur mini, will cute rot only j "These doctors are probably on consumption, but cancer, all scrotu- tho right (rack, mul I nm not sur- lous diseases, rheumatism, gout, |prised to bear that the use of vege- niiil in short most of tho ills tollable juices has led lo good results which hiiiniiB llei-b is heir. Wosl vegetarians iiov.-n-days, it seems, arc nol striitly or specifically iu a narrow sense vegotarian in but A FRUIT CURB is better than a vegelablc cure. Tho pine distilled water iu the (mils iheii- diet, but tho term has boon tftkcs aij thn impurities from the used for 100 years or so to deslg- bodyi and lcaves it ,n Sl|d, comU. nato the non-meat caters, and ihe .li(,„ t„at Nature can work a name slicks, Thero is no probabll- sp(,edy ,,„.c ,,,. Hussoll would find ily that il will bo changed in tbo that pure fruit juices would work near future or that u hotter one will mucn hKter nml quit.ko,. t|mn hls bo Umul vegetable juices. lie should uso These herbivorous humans, while frults mor0 „„,, veg(jtables less, nil agreeing on tho one cardinal j "Vegetarianism is a misnomer, point of eating no ilesh, are divided into many seels. There tire some who cnll themselves humanitarian I ru| ||vo „,, vegetarians, and there are hygenlc exclusively vegetarians; these nre die primary classifications, anyway. The best vegetarians—Iho strictest, Hint is—und most health- nuts and fruits almost bers I the cult SOME VEGETARIANS hold that practically everything bc- longing to the vegetable kingdom Hint is not poisonous is good to cat. Somo hold lhat only those things lhat grow above ground aro fit for food; they would eat no potatoes or other tubers, roots, etc. One enthusiast at least has been known to live—and say thai I'.'.' enjoyed It—exclusively on a diet of grass. Some hold dial mushrooms, trollies and all similar fungous and parasitic growths are decidedly not lit for food. Still others profess to believe lhat cereals are very pool' food mul should not bo eaten. An increasingly large number hold thai mankind should cat nothing hut fruits mid mils. These forswear even the commonest food vegetables, such ns beans, peas, cabbage, cauliflower, onions, carrots, squash, celery, lettuco ami of course, polatoes. Charles A. Montgomery, secretary of the New York Vegotarian Society, is n humanitarian vegetarian. lle- yond that he lias not yet decided to which subdivision of the cult he belongs. While he lives chiefly on fruits and nuts, he has not yet reached the point of giving up cereals or potatoes and other common vegetables. On vegetarianism in general, tnk- Nuts contain more nutriment than ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ any other known thing. They con- There nre vegetarians who permit | tain fully mallei- iu absolute purity, themselves the uso of milk, butter, whoreas meat, which is fur less nu- chcese and eggs; others who will not trltlous, anyway, often contains touch these things. There me some poisonous substances and microbes, who call themselves vegetarians and Nuts end fruits make an ideal diet, will on occasions eat flsb and shell-1 "And thoro enn be no doubt Hint fish-but these are nol worthy of the fruits and mils are intended liy Na- naine, according to the stricter mem- |tui-a ns food for mnn. What can be moro beautiful than die apples. peaches, cherries and other fruits among die green leaves? if for no oilier reason than this of their beauty Nature hns made it perfectly plain ih-.'t siie Intends Ihe fruits to l,e ea'.en. "No cooked food of any kind can ever be so palatable and so nourishing as these sun-cooked fruits, The best chef ii, (he world is the sun. The mils and fruits prepared by him are die best .and (he most doliclous- ly cooked of all die foods that were ever known. "All thin-skinned fruits, such as apples, pears, plums, peaches, and so on, should be oaten without paring die shins. Tlie skin if most fruits, except, of course, oranges and such as have coarse, thick rinds, is good and contains mineral salts that are beneficial. "Whether vegetables, and especially those which grow under ground, nro intended by Naluro as food I do not know, or whether vegetables nre injurious or not f do not know. Some people bold lhat they are. I am not ready to give up my vegetables. "1 nm very fond of polatoes, very fond of cauliflower—but this is a flower, anyway—nnd of other vegetables, and A TOPSY-TURVY ISLAND[-S S^^SrgS7i5^25£lL0SS OF HUGE WARSHIPS SABA Build Ships on a Mountain, Off From World, Know All the News. NAVAL DISASTERS IN TIMES OF PEACE. promising men of the service, who had been especially appointed to her going down. The disaster was ut- tribuied to faulty construction —too low freeboard, heavy top-weight, masts, and hurricane deck, She had These Calamities Are Not Now ot j cost ?2,20Q,000, and was, of course, brand-now, — jco. Owing to their remoteness from IS DUTCH AND BOTTOM|a mnrket, they have hard work in SIDE UP. . j disposing of their output, which Ihoy — [have to send to the neighboring is- Cllt Hands for side. j And now a vvord as to the government nnd resources of the island. -.-..--^^^^^^^^^^^^^j The governor is answerable to the Rabn is Dutch. Saba is mouii- 'governor of the Hutch island of Cu- taiuous. Saba Is bottom side up, rncao. Working conjointly with wriles a-Saba, IMitch West Indies, ! Saba's governor is n local council ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ correspondent. of two members, who nre annually j Jong™ sineo~"bcref Admiral" Togo's I training ship which met wiih It is perhaps just as well to make sleeted by bnbas freoinon. -1'Iioso Hagship, die Mikasa. Within recent I aster was ihe Aliunde, which theso threo statements ut tho outsot, |three govern (he island in purely years ,iu,,.,, ilavo boon manv a(x| Such Frequent Occurrence as Formerly. It is not often that such a rible disaster overtakes a navy limes of peace as that which tor- not •1-l-H'Hl-H-l-M-l-i-I-l-I-frH-l-* I Fashion I Hints. t Many people still have a vivid recollection ot' ih,, loss of Ihe training I _^^_^^^_^^^^^^^^^^^_ frigate Eurydlco, which foundered in •J-l-;"J"j-'J"J'-;.-j-J~|--j-.i-.j-J"l-j-l»;-I-l"'l- a gale oil the Isle of Wight in 1,-iTS, somo 1100 being drowned. Another FASHIONS DRIFT, dis- Every well-dressed woman now do- left ; sires deep corsets over the hips, and ———^nn—^——. , , ,, „„ . , ,. , ._,.„ .. - Bermuda on a trial voyage with a 1 high In the bust, to givo the long of for Ihe sooner one throws his pro- local matters, Ihen- duties are not ,,,„,„ nuIH,,,| ,,v guns hul.sli)lg .„„, crow c dstlng of nearly I! n bet, and thev are now exercising io conceived Ideas overboard, die soon- onerous, consisting ns tiny do prin- othol. oxploBlons, while lho liritish January, 1880, and was never heard , reduce the hip sue ami lengthen tho or he will understand this queer lit- clpplly of such matters as (he over- ,lmi ,,,,,,„.,, nav,M |mV(] ,,.„, ,,,„,,,,„ -of afterwards, it boing generally waist-line. lie island which is lucked away tn seeing of die repairs on nioi.nl a in ;,..„, t|u, |„troductlon of tho sub- ^^ the Caribbean Sea some 1D0 miles; trails and Imposing a dog tax, but „,„,.„„ but soHaua dlsasto,,8 have (liken Porto Rico, Saba is a dicy nro island where the ex- land's annual Inc seriously, from SOIIlllellSl of topsy-turvy peeled happens rarely—the surprising nt every turn. Saba is Hutch. That is, tho tricolor of Holland lloats from tho ^h.^^^^^™ staff in front of ils governor's roat-1for-o« Holland put their hands deuce and the portrait of that charming sovereign, Wilhelminn, Queen of (he Netherlands, graces its postage stumps. II hns 2,200 Inhabitants, of whom 800 nro negroes. There arc but three people on the island who speak Dutch ut all. One of these is the governor, the second The is-1'b'ncn restricted to ihu recent oxplos- j month. of ^ taken for grunted that .-he wns !,,st I 'iho modorn bodice is so dependent in a storm early die following upon die corsets that it is most es- ""B ion on the United Stales gunboat I,.,.. ! .. . ... . a... . tax and un nd valorem duly of two IHennlngton, Hie sinking of a L'hlnoso per cent, on imports is about S2,- 400. The expenses of government aro $7,200, and die good people of in MAKE UP THE DEFICIT. Recently, in a frenzy of reform tho local government of Saba considered the advisability of increasing tho annual dog lax, hut at last reports the question was undecided. It Indeed one that wilt require recently there were the loss Of Hie S,'l|„,|;l. e,,|||b,,;l', iv,th 17;| cruiser with die loss ,,f many lives "vos, a" ""' ''""'' of Spo n in 1890; owing lo collision with n liritish ""' extraordinary hurricane In Sa- steaincr, tho mystorlous disappear- mon harbor In IS89, when dire,! auco of the sloop Condor during her American nnd threo Herman war- iiuiideti voyage to Esqulmault, nml !ships were wrecked; tho Cobra dis- is tho Roman Catholic priest and Icareful consideration, us many of the third is the brigadier of pollen, tho island's purps are worthless, and For Saba has a police force and an Increase of even ono cent in the so far ns the records go it is with annual license fee would have a ten- out a scandal. The brigade in com-|dency t„ send more titan one mon-. poswl of lho brigadier already men-|gi-ei t0 the canine happy hunting tioned and two privates. What Sa- ground. The question of ii tax noun's police force lacks in numbers It 0n real estate has evidently never makes up In homogeneity. No son!been brought up. At any rate, the of Africa nocl blush for the three Sabans pay no tax on their homes, members, of his race on Saba's finest. For people who lack any spot at SABA IS MOUNTAINOUS. lho seashore level enough to stand on with comfort tho Sabans have The good people over in Holland mndo a rcinnrkable record ns boat who tnko pride in their small West |Jjuildei-s. In nil tho surrounding is-j I CONTINUE TO EAT THEM. Ing lho vegetable juice treatment for It do nol think they do me any tuberculosis as a text, Mr, Mont-1],.„•„,. And lho same ubout cereals: goiiiery discoursed to a reporter follows: "I have been n vegetarian for years. 1 have not touched ment of any kind in that timo, and I have never known a sic!; day in all those years. -'I am a vegetarian chiefly from liniiiatiit.-ii-itin reasons. Tlie majority ol vegetarians come in tor hygienic reasons; perhaps f,0 per cent. "I maintain dial pure vegetarianism Is die humanitarian foundation stone ol all reforms. Most vegetarians are peaceful, progressive, enlightened men. They are opposed to both human and animal murder. "They are anii-vivisectionists: thoy ure opposed to war, opposed to intemperance, They are hygenlc and economical reformers, too. "It mean, going back to agriculture—economic Improvement—(or agriculture will give more men employment and heller employment lhnn stock raising and slaughtering. That Is the point; vegetarianism is THE I1ASI0 REFORM. "The movement is growing rcpldly, Many rich society leaders are finding thai Ihe only relict for the indigestion, gout, rheumatism nnd many oilier ills due lo overfeeding and too rich food is (• be found iu u simple vegetarian diet. "Many prominent singers, actors nnd actresses are becoming vegetarians, They (ind Hint they can do their work Infinitely belter by abstaining from ment, nnd they (Ind vegetarianism both hygenlc and economical, J,iill l,chmnnn, the Herman operatic singer, has been a strict vegetarian (or many years, "Hut what about this vegetable juice cure for consumption? What is the strict, vegetarian's idea about it?:' asked Ihe reporter, "Well, I'm coming to thai," said Mr. Montgomery. "We claim that the vegetarian dietary, fruits, mils, cereals and vegetables, will assist Nature to make n cure of almost nny disease, Including cancer and consumption, Now, I'll toll you why "Wo all know that plenty of pure wuler is the prime essential recoil lto of good benllh, Now Ihe purest wniei' is distilled wator, "The water thai, conies down from Ih,, clouds Is distilled vrnlet-. lint this distilled wider hi like u vacuum. 'II holds nothing In solution, bill ju i as die nit- or any gus will rush inli, a vacuum if tho slightest wny I,.: mndo for ii, !',, nil ihe Impurities ni whatever It passos through of ever will rush Into Ihe aTsllllod wale ■• "An tho rain comes down Ihroujli I do not know whether Mature intends grains lo be eaten by man or "Let mo toll you a cure for insomnia—oat lightly of nuts and fruit, one or both, just before going to bed. I novel' know anyone troubled with insomnia who tried this without getting relief, promptly and permanent ly. "Sometimes people pay to me: " 'I should think you would find your vegetarianism too monotonous for anything; a diet of only nuts and frails must pnll on one after awhile. What, do you do then?' "Hut thero is no monotony about it. These people have no conception of the possibilities of such a (Hot. There are hundreds of varieties of preparations of mils on llm markets now, ond new ones aro being made almost every day, "Tlie New Yolk Vegetable Club, of which 1 nm secretttry also, soinn- limes gives n'dinner prepared mainly of one thing to show die possibility of variety and pulalublonoss, And the guests are always greatly surprised Ihal, so many excellent and tasty dishes can be made from one thing. No, sir, there is no monotony about vogotarlanlsin." Indian colony have a proverb to the jionds the fame of Saba's boats is eflect lhat whereus Cod made tbo known, and a Solmn boat manned sea; I hey made tho land. A very by ft Saban crew is Justly held lo uncanny force made Saba. be n combination extremely hard to Thrust upward from die bottom of beat, (he sea thousands of years ago by The islanders certainly do make sonic enormous eruplive force, Saba flno bonis and, as in everything else, is as rugged nn island as there is In Uioy go to work in a manner poculi- io world. The only level place on ar to themselves. They build llieni il large enough to slaiul on with [1,000 feet above sea level, nl The comfort has been utilized as a silo for ilu principal settlement. It is the foundering of the Goriunu cruiser litis in a typhoon, when her crow went, to iheir deaths gallantly cheering the Kaiser. In earlier days, however, before man had so nearly conquered the sea somo | and winds as he has to-day, die loss of a huge man-of-war with nil hor crew was a mal ter of frequent occurrence, os reference lo British naval history demonstrates only too well. Thus, on November 20-27th, 1708, occurred what is known us THE BREAT STORM, when among hundreds of wrecks no fewer tlinn twelve men-of-war, with more lhnn 1,800 men, were lost, wil Inn sight ol shore. The chief of \\ them were the Stifling Cnslle, Alary and Northumberland, lost on Hie Goodwills; tin- Vanguard at Chat- "h,- North Sea; die sinking Eentiul that the latter should bo 'above reproach. At tho present timo the French corsotlcr and couturier are working together, hand nud glove, iii their designs. The straight- front model marked an cpock in corset i, mid it took several Mason, ; for the modistes lo make gowns to ! l,t it. but now that die Dlrectolro | styles aro here the corset-makers nro ready to copy with them. The flat abdomen, which the triple set of n of the Ironclad Sultan in the Comi- no channel nnd her subsequent raising: Ihe accident to 11. M, S. Howe , . ... , ,, • . ,. , , ,, , • ., ,. , hose-supporters assists ia contrivum- at l-ifi'ol; and the loss oi the 1-rench i „„,, ,,,_',, cruiser Sully A FEW MONTHS AOO. Collisions have sent many a fine the bottom of a presumably extinct volcano. Afler the experience of Martinique, which lies to the south, one is careful to prolix "presumably" before "extinct." The Sabans call their town The Bottom for the reason already glv- Bottom. The beats once built—and [.Seniles, i ti" they vary from a common rowboat men, wero lost to a 40-foot schooner—they are In- ncy, and Fircb limn, the York nt. Harwich, tlio Resolution oiT the Sussex coast, the Newcastle at Splthcad, und Hie Reserve al Yarmouth, the Ill's! live being vessel1: mounting seventy gu while ihe others carried sixty apt Then there was Ihe avit'ul disas which overtook Sir Cloildeslcy Sh el on October 22nd, 1.707, iv! three of his Heel ran ashore ,,11' Th„ admiral and his and the high bust curting low in the back, as well as the long hip, are tbo distinguishing characteristics. Belts are high when oie can wear , i , , , ,, , , them, but these high belts need a ■>.-l to her doom, as ihe Japanese . ,. , h, , ,. ,, , . ... , ., ... . ., ,__'. , ,., slim hguie, whereas the belt tnat is high at the back and pulled down well in front best suits a stout waist. In taking a bird's-eye view of tha fashion situation, it is well to treat it, negatively at the outset and soy what is not to be worn. 'Die thinirs that are really out of favor just now are long, sloping shoulders; the blouse that droops over the wais - line in a floppy manner; the sleeve Hint is big and full at the cuff; and the lung, pointed train skirt. know to llieir cost, the cruiser (.h !.shima being sunk liy collision wiih tho 1'. und o. steamer Ravenna in 11892, Hut, of course, lb" collision 'between llie Victoria and Camper- ilown, on Juno 22nd, IS!).'', when flag litis Sir (leorge Ti-you end bis with 8u8 officers and mm, the mosl famous of all I'.veryoni! knows thut it was en by a faulty order given by the niiral, who lost bis life. While fleet was cruising in a fog in Irish Channel on September 1875, die lion Duke rammed Vanguard, causing die latter lo [although her crew were saved, I many nlso knows what a great as on May III-'. 1 collision off Folks ironclad Grosser Kong Wilhelm, tho wilh about 800 ip, I •d I Ibe 1st, the ■ink I,,., nl disaster ii ,v- ! there was a |1(,tl 'between III, l|„, I fursl and Ih, lop 'lief folltldelill; i.nl lb '.; her crew, V.'ltt! 111.11 verted and hoisted on men's heads in which manner thev make the perl Ions descent seaward. There is nol n wheeled vehicle ir Saba. Thero is no road on which ! I one could be used. Travel over til men, also foundered. en. To roach it one must climb up- imountain trails is oil hoi- by foot or ward for 1,000 feet from the sea j on small island ponies, which are as level over a villainous mountain. active ns goats and not very much The Bottom nt Saba is ns high |larger, Which modo of procedure is ill the nir as the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Truly Snbn is bottom side up. Hut after all one must not WISDOM'S WHISPERS, Somo people waste a vast amount of time ill the effort to do things in a hurry whon there is no need of it. It is only die very rich win thoroughly appreciates the full beauty of being poor. Human sympathy takes curious turns nud occasionally falls in strange places. Tho motive which prompts a good deed will sometimes detract from its value. There is no pleasure in being told how others criticize our little pe- culinritics. Too much energy Is apt to net In a way which produces anything but satisfactory results. An occasional day of idleness serves as a panacea for dissatisfaction with work. It. is not well lo judge nn Individual's worth by the way that person presents ll lo you. Nothing Is lost by bestowing a modicum of rctpdCt In direct ions Which seem lo deserve it. ♦ world nre relative From the nen Saba is bottom side up. From its heights it Is bottom side down. Towering up all about its diminutive capital, serrated nnd cruel hills lose themselves in the clouds. Through several delil s mountain paths lead away to groups of houses which are 'perched on cliffs overhanging dizzy descents to the surf beneath Tho expected rarely happens in Sabn. An ordinary lillle island wilh no cable communication, end a mnil which arrives weekly via a sailing packet from a neighboring island visited by steamers, would grow narrow, The people would perforce confine their thoughts to purely local topics. In Saba the reverse is true. Perhaps the explanation is twofold. With us a man hurries through his morning co'i'ee and lakes a rapid glance at the markets of yesterday, while on his way to business. In Saba Ihe receipt of a newspaper is an event. The good man of the house lights his pipe, tilts himself comfortably In nn armchair in the shade of his veranda and proceeds lo digest the news—not bolt it—no; as- situilale It, digest it. From Hie titlo to the last advertisement on the Inst page, that newspaper is cone over thoroughly, and the result is that when his patient, hardworking wife calls him to dinner he knows the state of the world up to DATE OF PUBLICATION. The Saban is nol a man of wealth, but he has traveled, As a rule he voyages to and fro In yaclnii, although be occasionally favors deep sen square-rigged craft. He may lie j found cruising about die Mediterranean or doubling Cone Horn, For a seaman he was born and a seamnn he will die, nnd In (he interim he sends his wages regularly home to support lis family; whth he sees perhaps every two or three years. For such a man an this to be n domestic animal sounds contradictory, I'erhap'- that Is the reason why, being n Saban; he is domestic. The sea nround Snbn teems with fish and yet unit cod is Imported from Newfoundland. Why, heaven only knows. But die fact remains, Sugar and flour and practically every necessary except Hie glerlous clininle in imported, and the mnn standing at tho wheel of somebody's yacht pays Iho bill. The Saban won.en. who slay ot I home nnd take core of their fnmil- prldo themselves upon their corn- preferable is a question. The walk- ^^^___ ing is bad, of that thero is no her. Aboul lids lime the Navy lost doubt. Hut riding'astride a diminu- many a line vessel, and die toll of As an Prince hip Explosions have on more ih'.n one occasion seal a nation Into mourn- Nol many people nro aware lhat '"g- Everyone remembers tho Maino tlie predecessor of Nelson's famous I explosion, which had much to do flagship, Hie Victory, which wos tho ""'"> ll:l' American-Spanish War, -lur- le of the British Navy, enmo lo hig which tho expression "Remember an untimely end In 17'1-i. On (),--,""' Mnino'i wus tho battle-cry of die (ober 8th in that year sh-3 was lost Americans On September 23rd, near the Race of Aldernoy In a tr-:|1"' Russian Ironclad Roosalko (oun- riiic storm, her admiral. Sir John derod off tho Finnish coast with the llalchen, Kn'i gentlemen's sons, und I loss ofabout 200 officers and men.- a crew of 1,000 going down with tho opinion being general that an ex- tlcize too soon, for all things in this |tivo pony, especially a peny which human life was very heavy, Hi ins Io prefer tho brink of a pre- example the case of clpico to Hie middle of lho trail, is George, a line line of ball nerve racking. Tt requires a level] MOUNTING EIGHTY GUNS, head and some practice to become |mny be quoted. While on a voyage to Gibrallai a lire broke out on ■customed to either. l-'ioin Hie heights of Saba a view of wonderful beauty is spread out before one. To Ihe south and east lie the twin islands of Nevis and Saint Christopher, with iheir mountains hidden In the clouds. Smaller islands dot (be sea lo Ihe northward. And nil about lies the Caribbean sea, as blue ns the sky itself and rippling in tlio trade breeze, 'The Sabans liavo a wonderful island. Originally the home of Cnrib Indians it became later tho lair of pirates until settled by the Hatch, 11708. Well mnv who have been ils owners for moro imvo fed mn s than a century. As a pecuniary asset it is worthless, and worse, (or it is the cmisc o( outgo rather than income to the Dutch, Hut to be original is somolhlng, and Saba is original from ils slopes up to Its Bottom. board, and in spile of tho ofloi'ts of her crew sh,' burnt to the water's edge, some -lUU of (he crew perishing wiih her, A hurricane in the West Indies wrought immense damage to ilii- inin's strength iu Octohor, 1.780, when fifteen warships, ranging from the Thunderer, a the Viclor, ten gun or foundered, among llie lost, vessels being Hie Stirling Castle, tho successor lo the battleship lost in plosion enn February 2' disaster in t explosion !',i loss of Hi,, f m Tit-Bits, Ihe vvr ck. LSI',!), invv n Austrian navy responsible for Then bad an the ■:!" Radelsky, 310 J ihlng with her.—Lon- FIVE CENTS A DAY. Moorish Soldiers Dissatisfied Wit'.i Remuneration. Kipling sing, "We as for a Hiousanil years." For instance the loss of the Royal George, on August 20th, 1782, is one of the historic disasters of Ihe liritish niivy, and one of tho most remarkable. In order that n pipe tniglil be repaired she was keeled over oil Splthcad, when a sudden gust of wind washed I In- sea into her ports, and she foundered like Ibe proverbial stone, Not Germany's Expedition in Africa [only wns Roar-Admiral Kenipenfebll, Unfortunate. [will, mosl of his ofneers and man. 'drowned, but many people who v:i'\;1 Soldiers, ul, five cents a day, are (he result of lho frantic efforts made by the Moorish Government to re- soventv-tour lo I habilltaft) ils finances, lu an order were'east away iust i'':-1"''! for tho reduction in pay 'of ull branches of tho Government service, Hie military Hnd, itself r-- (bleed from seven lo live cents a dav. Desertions aro ^n-y numerous in consequence, ns this sum is naturally instillicieiit for die daily requirements of the soldiers, und Ihe more so us prices are ruling vi-ry high through thu l)ad harvests. The camps oi die various Government forces at Fez JUVENILE FASHIONS. Long coats ol soft white cashmcio with ti ;. • .■ deli ate handiwork are il.''-!!,,-,! in belter taste for the bauy than elaborate creations uf silk a--.il The extremely broad-toed boot for children, known as ti:.. natural shape, far from 1 eing ., ly, Is very smart in appearand if well made, and In- dispul ' ly t, bo pn I fr ::i u hygienic point oi view. Habies ol s,\ months en- -hcl in boots of buckskin with suies a- - :'. as a glove, The littlo girl wi ■ ,! Ir kg of sere'-, brightened by turnback cuffs collar, and belt of scarlet kid. Loose coals oi tweed, belted hi I back, and rcai I nearly to the bottom oi t1 e dr, -. are tl ■ :.. st s;r- v: ■ tblo .-school coats shown. ! Empire modes have invaded the Juvenile realm, and >■■'.:.'• ,' the smart- ; est little cats shown for children are iu this : ■ For ivi:,.: drcssi - there is a 01 •' green and blui plaid i Hon with a wool finish, lers well, and costs thirty cents a yard. Charming little cot :c of lace and a,'!-:!!, t :•>■ -: wn for ihe babies, They are m : I : ■ -. r outdoors, hut ere intended to be slipped on over the Infant's robes when it is carried ': iwn stairs :-. state t receive vi :- tors. Children's shoes lor dress wear havo patent t athi r lowers and while or fancy kid uppers. '! he smartest wlnti r hats for cliil- illvii nl" il, White I- ll 'mi::-., I with -.vi:::,' sal In ribbon bows or rosetti I:, lir.s-'-. ,.'..--, and hats, white is the choicest sele tl in for children of nursery age. TIRED OF THE WAR. vlsill 'other g on board, together with who were lending with die went down Willi her. In ull Since the beginning of the unfortunate campaign in Southwest Africa the tolal German loss is reckoned at 1,842 men, Including civilians; l.O'l.iIcrow military persons havo died either Ip.loboill 000 live:: were I battle or from sickness; ")!.'li wore wounded. Resides these, 7.",0 m.vi and officers have been sent homo broken iu health. When II. M. S. Sceptre wns wrecked in 'Inlib- liny on November iith, IT!)!', l'!iI of Iur crow porlshed; nnd Hi, FASHIONABLE COLORS. IV." ,,'k blue I, th( ' ■ ■ g ( ' :■ r, I.- -ni r. li i- I eing exploited principally in llie millinery and Tangier are already being rcdiic-j and for ,-ver.ii'g gowns, made ol layer ed In number by theso desertions, ard after layer of tulle, Bpangled with the soldiers will be scntlcred over pailettes '.hat flash all i I I o nd :- Ihe country, starving nnd pcnniloss, ful blues ol the peacock to th I ', and vvlli ovcnlually bo driven to gain Other line- Hint ere fashionabla n living by robbery anil oilier oul aro less metallic in their ol -. rages, ns Hew lake awny their anus though they al-" glitter with a i.-r nnd ammunition on deserting. mori chilly lustre '''an thai ■' puro Tlie salaries ,,t Customs officers, azure. Nattier lie,-. - • called . Bccretnrlos mu! police officers have the French painter ■,! "Id times, ,i-.l ell boon roducod by half, and it i: Saxe, :,." two f.iv,,::-,■ : . all ,1 rumored thai tho salaries ol the si ados, Viziers have been totally abolished. Olive green Is a distil I - If this is s„, it v ill bed :., :..-., al I much u:»re worthy "I I - corrupt practices and oxl r Ions un ference ol those who wear sable t!.:,-i Hie purl of ill,--,- high officials, al air other green. Smoke is the latest ■' sde ' . !in Ailienieii (slxly-four '.-ens) was 1 ready n greal burden on the nl ist near Tunis wiih 847 lives In | tants o( the country. The new ivgu- As the campaign may continue nn- j tost near Tunis wilh 847 lives hi tants of the country. Tlie new regu-j to demand n trial, ami "snap siids" other two yean:, the outlook Is October, 180(1, Still another ad- lallon Is said to bo duo td the emptl- Is tin extraordinary name given to gloomy enough, uud die drain on tho j mini!—Sir Thomas Troubrld'gc—was I ness of die Slide Treasury. Sin,-,;' the newest edition of while, which ia claimed by die sen on February 1st, 1807, whon his flagship lln- lllcn- lieim (seventy four), with Ihe Jnvii (lueii(y-llii'ee), foundered mar Ihu Island of Rodriguez, IN Till-; EAS'I' INDIES, SALT AND HEALTH. Oiie-liulf nf tho world feminine drink too little Wider. They do not know what a real, good, healthy ^^^^^^^^ thirst Is, and Bhould cultivate one plexions, and ns a rule thoy have a bv usin|[ plenty of salt both In their right to do so. Creamy whites and|(ood „nd in its natural state It resources of die country Is ulso greet -probably 200,000,000 of marks have been already poured onl on thoso arid deserts, As colonial ev- perls have assured Hie German pui- lic that Souih-ivesi Africa cannot support mure than fi.OOO while I'.me^H ilies, (here is universe,! discontent nf Three veacs Inter die .Mi nm- met the ononnous price paid foe Ihe re. hoi doom, wiih ,'Iiki soul; on lho Kioruiioii of German prestige Prob- Hnali Hank, und 1100 perished with ably no recent action ol Ihe Cerimi-i, the frlgalo Haldanl ill Hie Irish (.orei'iiiriciit hmi done, more I .',,,„,,, „„ December -lib, 1811; while creese ihe ranks of (he Social Deuii- U,.j i.,„, i,y ,,,,„ of seventy-four cracy than Ws lll-slarrot expedition gmi AJ(l„ n„ lha |„lnlld ,„- T„'„„I(K. In B.uth-wesl Africa. TOwe will bo with 200 of her crow, musl. not be some anpy .rarlmjnatlon nml much forgone. Ad -„l Reynolds and some 2,000 men of the crews of ihe Its issue t!.,' Mooi Isli i;,,',,"i'.,;' arranged a loan with omc C financiers, in die hope of tiding over I Ibe present difficulty, BURGLAH IN TRUNK. Wealthy Parisian by a Clev, Widow Rcbhod r Device. cxciled delude when tho Rflehslii; meets next March, und'llie Govern- ment iniikes ils proposals for fresh taxation of beer nnd loluicco. -T- 0NB HILL CHEERFULLY PAID. "Suiiirl always pays his wife's millinery bill In person." "Smitten wilh llm milliner?" "Oh, nol II he lets bis wife do ll slio'll order tt new hut," rosy pinks predominate in die faces of Saba's daughters, and for once the reason Is easy lo guess. Their island home is often cloud- enveloped, which those who nre up on such subjects say Is a good thing for the skin. Froe sulphur crops out everywhere from the hillsides, nnd sulphur hns been noted for ngea for ils beneficial eflect on complexions. The fortunate combination eflect of clouds and sulphur makes fi'iuinlno Suba particularly ntlruc- tlve, Tho women of Snbn put In whnt spare time they have left, after the cares of their households aro atloud- will tube the placo of a tonic, If Ihe woman who has flabby llesll and hollow chest will form llie habit ol eating plenty of salt meals and llsh, (hereby creating a thirst for water, she will lake on good, healthy flash und round oul her figure in nn astonishingly short lime. , NOVEL 'TRAIN PILOT, A truin Irom Fenny Compton, Warwickshire, England, lo Klnoton arrived at Ils destination twenty minutes lui'' one day rereully, in consequence ol u horso (colling lu front of the train the whole way, bill I It-ships St. (leorge (niiiely-eight gun,). Defence (sovcnly-four guns), and Hero met Iheir deaths when those vessels stranded ou ihe sherei of J ul land on Decemher 2'llh, IRI1 Coiiiing to more modern limes and ignoring smaller catastrophlos, tho wreck of the steam frigate Avenger (20(| drowned) oil die north coast of Africa mnv be recorded. Between Ihls yenr (1847) nnd IH70 several vessels were wrecked, Willi much loss of life, bill, none of these disasters caused such n thrill of horror lo pnss over (he country as Ihe news of the foundering of II. M. S. Captain. She was the famous turret ship designed by f'uplnln Coles, who went on board for her maiden voyage She hud hardly led, the shoren of Britain ere she capsized and lunik In a SflUall olf Flnislerro about midnight on September 7th, 1870, Only the gunner mul seventeen men wero saved; CAPTAIN coles himself, her own captain, Hurgoyne, Uio son of Mr. Chlblet-B, First Lord ol the Admiralty, uud some ot the mort Mine Corblcroi. a wealthy v Idow, | who lives in die Rue ,le Vnuglrard, | Paris, hm, just been ii,--.,- :-, .un extraordinary robbery, fibo wa, l induced I,, /■,, io e garrison tow , j lu Normandy by receiving n -, ,, rain purporting to como Irom her nephew, n eiipluin in llm army. During her absence nn elegantly dressed young mini, who staled that 1! he was u relatlvo of the woman, and Uro lyn N V hnd been Invited to put up ut. her year recently, lint, came which wus . ' ■ . ., ■ ter, (li ' ing a dellci to pr, on, t oil ll loom 111 surf;.!-'-. PARIS PETTICOAT?, Who t peltoi Ij from Perl i' •■ : • wesl io, o as noi i. / Idery or I nn ih.. contrary, the skirl ■ I l , witlt a deep flounce of Its own i erlnl, and thi li ei .1,-.. dpi i by hnnd In i cautlful floral designs, I • - liad :,' Ihe ,-' o bj - I ■ also bro del d by hand. It i- ■ n', w, •'. ;.s oi e ..,-. on II' hand . broidered wauls and most alluring. Miss MOTORING AT in:,. EIHabeth Hunt, living in : : I -d In r lOuth Her birth i!,-.'c is in n rnl>, on the top ofjwoll authenticated. The old lady, i large trunk. This was who is in good health and excellent placed In Mine. Corliieres' apartment. I spirits, celebrated her birthday by and In tho evening, having (so he travelling to Merlden, Connecticut, said) found n bulging, he came again | whoro she has some relatives. Sho and took the trunk away. Tlie oilier dny Mm". Corliieres to- turned to I'uris in anger at having been (basted to Normandy l,y n false message. Then it wus found Dint Jewels and valuables warth several thousand pounds hud been stolen by a mini who lay bidden in the trunk. J, Tho Sister—"I have becomo engaged to Fred." The Brother— "Whnlever Induced you (o do that?" Tho Sister—"Why, Fred, of t trso." was taken to tho railway siation in a motor, the fust time she had ever entered such a vehicle. 000 SHOTS A MINUTE. The French War Office Is ubout to adopt a remarkable new machlao gun which will automatical!) fire BOO shots n minute, The gun, whlcl -n 32 paris. and weigh, -V poinds, is composed of a single barrel screwed into n breech-block who:!, ,- utuln, de mechanlfB). lis ,'■ 'itic . power, says a Pari. ci -i : di ," ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ lieved lo be greater than tlm Somo girls grow up and become I similar weapon, nnd lm- credits to their parents nnd some be- od thai no othor i ,o cu y to carry Come elocutionists, j gnu work, \.' THE MAILMHAhl). ItEViibSTOKE. B.C. Bargains! Bargains! Sifter StocKrTaK/ng. Remnants and Ends offering less than Cost. This is Our House-Cleaning Time. BOYS SUITS All-Wool Tweed. Keg. SI,.SI..VI, Now $1.7,"). Nnl a Suit in I In- Iol thai did nol cost inure to turn oul. size- 21 lo28, BOrS' REEFERS selling at $1,60, MEN'S OVERCOATS al jusl whnlesnli- prices, LADIES SKIRTS All Wool Skirls ui just bull' price—$8,00 Now $1.60. SEE OUR BARCAIN TABLE Your money will go further at Ibis Store just now limn ever before <7(eid (& young. l%%%*VM*t«*M%«%<H%t%%«%t%t«%«««tV For Stock-Taking Sale We are selling for a few days Books, Perfumes, Photo Frames, Vases and a thousand other things FOR JUST HALF PRICE, DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE The Canada Drug & Book Co.'y Local and General. The school trustees meet tonight to frame estimate), for ensuing year, Tic city ol Edmonton will build and own llie tram way, of the city. King Christian of Denmark, father of Queen Alexandria of Britain, died suddenly, The coldest weather ever known there has lately been experienced in the Yukon. The civic authorities of Calgary ha, ordered the police to remove all slot machines. Manitoba proposes to take over the telephones and conduct them as a government enterprise. Germany uud Russia have formed an alliance as a couuter-movo against the Britilh-French Alliance. The 0. P. 1! have issued a comprehensive list ol shippers and iiianii- laoturers throughout Canada. The steamer Kaslo ran on a rock in Kootenay Lake and was so much damaged alio had to be sent tu Proctor for repair,. W, A. Smythe has been appointed a commissioner for taking affidavits in the Supreme Curt tinder the Provincial Election Act. (or this riding The charge of libel brought by J. S, Dennis, assistant to the vice-president ol the C. P, R. against R. 0, Edwards, editor of the Eye-Opener, has been dismissed. Social and Personal Howard Douglas, of Band', and 11. E. Foster, of W'ilnier, are appointed Justices of the Peace, Dr, liriggs, who was recently in charge of the Arrowhead Hospital nnd brother ol YV, I. Brigg,, of Revelstoke, is taking charge of Dr. Dickson', practice at Grand Forks. 0. F. Lindmark loaves Friday (or Victoria, where he will bring before the (loveriiiiient in conjunction with Mr. Taylor, M.I'.P., various matters of interest lo llevclsloke, including an isolation hospital, a provincial gaol, ferry across Columbia river. &e. On Untidily nighl a most enjoyable dance was given l.y member, of tho Club, Tho billiard room was cleaved for ihe occasion and mado sn excellent ballroom. Several members of tho Band contributed the music. The whole of the rooms of the club were placed at the disposal of the guests. An excellent supper was served under supervision of tbe steward. J. V. Perks. Dancing was kept up till I a. in. The member, ol the club are lo be congratulated on the great success of the dance. Business Locals. Stock taking Furniture Store. Sill- o at Howson, iniluetrv—smoke -the ' .Murea GRIP AND PASSWORD. Patronize home Revelstoke Cigars. The C. P. R. steamer Empress of j p,ease8 ever, amokw Ireland was successfully launclied at Viielta "' Glasgow in the presence of a large i gathering, including many American, BROWN SAYS:—Vou want to and Canadian,, | smoke in this world, not in the nexl An application was mud, to the CIGARS you like to smoke at minister ol railway.- by McGiverin and j prices that don't burn, at BROWN'S. Hayden lor a change Oil the route map gM Howsou's largo furniture and ol the Midway und Veruon railway, oarpet stock, Mboral discount—stock and the application was granted, taking sale. The Contract I",- the erection ol the j ->~— cold storage warehouse loi the Calgary | Brewing Company at Rovelstoko has been awarded to J, A Kt-rnagban who will start work ou it al an ,-uriy date. C. P. II. engineer, inlorin us the complaint, regarding theii not whittling .it Mnlakwu are 11 I ,-ltlieil. They m\ there li a itraighl truck i there and no legal crooing a-ithin live. mile,. Btipt, Wilson ol ii„- 0, I' li. Telegraphs, wa. In the city Monday, He refused to hiatal the telephone Hrvlce which ha, been llioll :i bo si to thepublic I"' communicating with! the telegraph oilue. The n moval ol ■ the telegraph olliee Irom lho station to the builneu portion ol tin- city will not take place till jpring, TOURIST ASSOCIATION - A meeting of tlieTourist Association will be held in the City Hall this Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Every citizen is invited. ~ HOCKEY. A most rntliiisiastic meeting of lady liookeyists was held on Monday night when the club was re-organized for the season, Miss Coleman was elected secretary. Regular practices will be held as soon as the weather permits. A challenge has been received from the ladies uf Vernon for a match there which will doubtless be accepted. CURLING. Two rinks left this morning to attend the bonspiel ut Golden. The Calgary Brewing Co. have presented, through their agents, the Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Co., lour handsome sets of carvers to support their cup in the Curling Club competition. I'. Burns & Co.willalso support their cup with suitable gifts. FRUIT GROWING. Maxwell Smith, Dominion Fruit Inspector, says; "Willi tbe rapidly developing prairie provinces of Atha- liaskn, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, containing 885,000,000 acres and capable of supporting untold millions oi people, lying In tween Ibe Rocky mountain, and the Great hakes, surely fruit growing in British Columbia bus a bright future ami over production is well an impossibility with snub a market at our very dour." POLITICAL. There i, no foundation lor the report going the niiimls that it is tlie intention oltbe provincial government to go to the country at the close of tlie present session. The Manitoba provincial Conservative convention decided to drop the word Liberal, and in future to be known as the Conservative Association of Manitoba. A, the result of the British election, Ihe Liberals have a majority ol 82 ovi. all parties. » t • e t • » » t nn Saturday night Court Ut. Beg- bie, No. 3461, celebrated the visit of llieir Deputy Supreme Chief Hanger by inviting their friends to an open meeting, From amidst the curling •ii, ike "f choice tohacoo tin' following program was hea.nl. Bro. F. H. Kn-lz doing the grand act in tlie lug chair: Song* by Wm. Graham, J. Lynns, W. A. Smythe, A. Annan. II. Cook, A. i, ige T Hudson, Instrumental, by Wm Graham, .1. Hooky, IV, A Smythe ami 0, Kerfoot; speeohes by I'. Huoley representing I. 0, 0. P.. II. KilwiirdsS.ii. l-i, w.K. Paget K.oi P., 1,1 '.I. Hooley C, W. O, W., B.R.Atkins, Irish epeeoli; Bro. J, B. Scott, D, II. 0, If., and a speech on "Forestry" by the guest of the evening, Bro, F. Hand, H. 8, 0, It. After thanks to those who assisted in the program, the company dispersed with tlm singing of "God Save the King." s FORGET US NEXT WEEK Red Cross Drug (o, CA LL STORK. AT BROWN'S CIGAR J, W, WESTFALL Dies at Kootenay Laks Hospital .1. W. Westfall, a pioneer miner of Kootenay, died of llodgkin's disease in Kootenay Lake hospital, whoro ho bud been for throe months. Mr. Westfall was a Uiitivc of Missouri. He came tn Itnasland in 1811(1, and has followed milling ill Kooleiuiy ever since. For the lust live yens ho has been childly interested in mining in the Trout Lake district, where he was a partner in many enterprises with F, 0. Elliott, barrister, lle leaves a widow. LUMBERING, .1. I), Kennedy, supt. of the Trout Lake mill, ha, received instructions to ship all the lumber on tho dock there and at Gerard. There is around 700,- 000 feet, and it lms been disposed ol at a good price, Mr. George McCorniick reports that, the Kamloops Lumber Company own some valuable and extensive timber limit, at Shuswap Lake, and aro spending a large amount of money on improvements there, A dam is being built on Celesta Creek, and from that a four hundred loot Hume leading to the lake. It is also intended to make many improvements in the local mill and yard of the company.—II, C. Lumberman. — , m ♦ . RAIL AND STEAMER. Vancouver merchants have withdrawn their boycott of the C.P.R. and will leave the issue wilh the Railway Commissioners. The C. P. It. intend shortening up tlie time, of the passenger service nu the Pacilic division next spring and are putting new and fast engines be tween Vancouver and Revelsiokc One of the new fasl engines lor Vancouver end was the one which run into Ihe freight train nud caused the fatal accident at N'otch Hill lust week, Two more will arrive shortly for the same division, nnil three or four of the same type of engines no on Iheir wny to Kevelstoke but have been held up to help out the prairie truffle, and will he sent on to Revelstoke in time lor next spring. ENGLISH CONCERT COMPANY i i E DAYS OF THE BIG-JANUARY SALE ' ' g B m . . _ .. ■ ■■ „_. I' _ We have sold so ninny goods and mndo so many new customers during tlm Sale that wo intond to oontlnue it till tho ond of tho month, Everything In the Blore at greatly redncod Prices, and this week A BIG LOT OF SPECIAL BARGAINS READ CAREFULLY THE FOLLOWING : 186 Sulla ior Men. Regular I'rico $12.00 Now $(>.,S,r) 1118 Pairs nl Mini's Extra Quality Punts in Special Tweeds, Worsteds and Serges, all sizes and patterns, Regular Price $2.50. Now $1,75 2li2 Soils ol Seasonable Underwear, the " just right " weight, Regular Price $2.00 Now $1.25 a>- TTjl "yTfYFT "RTT'V Gloves, Sox, Neckwear, Trunks, Mnokinaws, Shirts, In fact anything a man wears, buy it now and get it one- third oheaper thun you ever did before, AND YOUE FOOTWEAK We intend paying special attention this week to Hoots, Shoes and Rubbors, Wo nre heavily stocked in these linos nnd intend milking this the GREATEST SHOE SALE EVER HELD IN REVELSTOKE. ShocBond Rubbers at unheard of pricea for thenexl few days. THE LAST WEEK ! THE LAST CHANCE ! DON'T MISS IT! STORE FIRST STREET | J. G-. MA-CDOIsr^LX) ,[ her lirst number and on a Inter locasion she was compelled tn respond," W A N T EI) 1.10H, SALE Lot on Second Slreel, 1 cleared uiul I'onriil. Price $300, Apply i\I.VM.-lll!iiAl,n olilco. WANTED A girl mil. over i'i In do general bouse work. Wages $80 per month, Musl hegond worker, Apply ul Ibis olliee. 17101! SALE -A Pimm and Player i Apply I'. 0. Box 187, Revelsluke, WANTED Situation in Hard Willi' ui- General Sloi-e, good salesman and slock keeper. Married, Could Invesl some capital. Write Hox 1273, Calgary, Attn. 18 FOR SALE Madame Beatkick Lasolev, Violinist Referring to the English Concert Company who will appear at Revelstoke on Friday ami Saturday the Daily Sun SI, Joint. \. 11, says; "Perhaps 111,- hit ol the evening wi-.s (Hie Second llnilll Sillger He,line MiH-liill,', on,, Second lliiinl Williams' Sewing Mncliliui, One itnyin I Sowing Mncltlno, ]'i-iii-ti,'iill.i' now. nn,, Wanner Sewing Machine Veil can liuve these macliines nt your own price, SKI', H. MANNING, Sniicr Agent, llovclstoko] NOTICE vrOTIOK is IIKItEHV (11VEN thnl tidily j\ ilus'aniter (lulu I Inleiul lu until) l" llie Chief ConniiMnnor nl Ueils iin,l Works mini -liei'iiil liens,-li, cut nnil eiill-y lliliiv itiiiuor I ruin lt,e following ilcserlhi'il [anils iii Weil. Unolonn) lii-li-icl: |-,,iinii,,,i,-itir. .11 ;, |„"tl lllnl'koil "I'. 11. Kill:'i ...niI, i'iisI ti,.i |m,t," planted nl the ti,,ttl, ,-,,-' i-onior ut llmlwr lllllll i nml iiiiiml ionium half mil,- b iilin.i liny un tlio mirth nrniuf 1,1,1,1' l.ll.r lis Il.ll'lll Ml ,.|,.,i||s, Hull,.,! Ml l — i, I.,,, I l:.-,i -..litll II! iliiilns. Ilu-lmeeiisl Sll Iiinn- ilmti,',. -"inil to ,'liidiis. tin i, east .iu I'litiliiH ti, mini of cnniiiinnciniient. lintel Janjr. -.nilIi. nmi. '•'-, ('. ll. KltlK. NOTK'i: l» hereby glvou Unit,HOilnys after iliilo,',! iniHi'l i.i.ii't'l) l„ tlui Cliiof (lone mi--to inn- nl biuiils nnd Works foruanoolul iieiin.i! iocui. and curry uwny limber frum the following described lands sltuntod mi we I side <>f Upper Arrow tako hi West Kuotouity district: I. I'oiiiineai'ing el n t'"-l marked "Itolioil Sanderson's uoi'tli east corner," nml planted un n blazeil line vanning easl frmii I'tngsttiu Crook anil eioHslllR tlio divide lllllllll In,, luilu-. IVOSl ol San. ,l,-r.s,in'.s Ihtm kiln, tlience smith si! I'liidns, thonco »,--I goclnijna, tlionco norlli 80 clmins, tlionco easl sn chains In point ,,f cotiimeut'eiiiont. •1. Cominoneliig nt n post markoil "It. s. boiiIIi eastcorner," mid|,liitili!,l aliont lUeltaiiiH west, i post desorlooil in lirsi location, tlienco nortli 80 cliiiins, tlience west so chains, thenco si.utli to chains, thenco oast so chains lo point ol com- mi'iuTiiu'iit. Diileilthis21st tlnji.f .Itiniiiu-y, limo. ttOHEBT SANDE1IS0N, Haley II. C. Tendd'H fop a License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands In tlio Province ol British Columbia. (JKAI.UI) TKNIlHIts tulilrtssoil n, llio Timber H nml Minos llninch, Depai-tinoiil of llio Inlcrb .,,-. in..! ni.ulii-,1 mil tivelni render for Tint- In-,' lloilll N,,. 167," uill he ro'olved nt this llepaitmciil until m on Wednesday, llm 28th tlayitl 'eliriiiuy, nice, fur it Ih-i-uu-(„ eiittiiiilii-r on lloilli No. ,57, pi-IaliigHci'tloii8lO,80nml81, in 'I'linnsldina, llniige8i lln- bust lntl(„( Section SI, Scotlim :», tin- Knsl Indf i,f Section 80, tlie Kiwi half uf Section 28 and the Wont halt anil the Snnlli Kasliiiittrli'mfHi-i'lliiii :». Ill'IWinlllMS, llangu li iilsn Mectlm,c Siittlltol 'Ihroo Valley Ijikn, nml Seolloii in. North of 0.1', hallway Itiiilil „l Wny, in Tmnisliip -Jit, |Unigo4, llll West "'il Hi Moi-lillmi, ami lalnlng an area ol 7.10 sipilll'o mill's, mini, „r loss, I'ho regulations iinili-i- nliii-li ;t lirensc will lm issue,!, ills,, printed furnts „( lemlor anil onvolopo, y I"' nbtalnod nt this lli-pnilinnnl, or at tlm "Hi I the Crown llmlwr Agent nt New West- minster, IJacli tender miisl bo noe panlod hy nn ncoopt- etlelioqui I chartered hank in favour uf the Deputy of Uu- Minister „f tlie Interior, for the amount of the bonus ll-lllcll the applicant is pro- purei! lu pay for a licenso, No lender hy telegraph will In, entertained, I'lilll.UV (I. KKVKS, SciTi'lary. Department ol tin1 Interior, Ottawa, J iiiiniii-)' ldtli, HUB, CAMBORNE-BEATON ROAD, The Miner say, Tne short piece oi the Beaton waggon road through the canyon of Fiih River is now in.- passible and a possibility that it will remain so far many day,, uiul trail,e is ni :i "taiulstni Fifteen men have been shovelling to ->|"-ii i passage loi traffic hm is fast ,- tn, ,now is removed from the rood more slid, - come down Ilu' steep inoiinliiiiiniile making the barrier still more i (Tectivi Evci, person thai travels l lirough d,,- can fon ..ii' r tin noil '"I- ittaine I much depth laki - liii lid in Ida h md particularly so alter,, thaw Iini ot in Si,ne do ,'.' -l 'd i„- donest unci ' reduce ibe risk placing n in iu on watch i,i keep tie- imid i !■ ,'■ at d warn approaching traffic oi any im pending dangei -veil,I be a safeguard, Ami during nexl iiimmor two or three ■nowsheds built at the moil danj ■-. spot, would eliminate tin- trouble, we are iiiiw experiencing. We know no better way ll.nl - -.. r member, Mr.Thos. Taylor, enn (how in, Camborne constituent, that he lm, ibeir welfare at heart than thai of using bis efforts t,, leciire no appropriation lor llie absolutely necessary public work mentioned. There are still B lew copies lelt of the Christmas edition oi llie Kno- texav Mail, the linest illustrated paper ever published in Revelstoke, Price uO cents, Order before suppli exhausted, interior Publishing Co puny, Revelstoke, B.C. Special Bargains for the Next 2 Weeks s TnCK-TAKING in tho Old George Slore is now over and under New Management, and to stir up n lillle exoitonioiil we have derided to oll'er some Special Bargains for Ihu next two week,: made hy Miu Myrtle Meggy ., 18- year-old girl, wl .- a wonderful i.i' Hi .ol execution, .ti.- ui, pn ■ i expression are j worthy of a greal in 1,1 and are <•■■ mnrkable in well a youthlul siudeni. Every Day is a Bargain Day at Brown's Cigars, Tobaccos, Confectionery, Pool ? Miss Mvii'ti.r, Mminv, Pianist, It is sufficient prnise to say Hint she was enthusiastically enoorod by a St, John audience, usually hard to aruttio with piano solo,. At Hie conclusion NOT13 THE FOLLOWING: I'lilllliel, lle |{og. Prioofi.'. Ior Ul'„ I'latincleiie Iteg. Price 26o, lor 20o, l-H-iieb i'liniiuis....Hcg. Price lillu. for -Ific. Liiilie,' jitokots 1 only $12 (nr $7 " " $11,110.. for $11.50 " $1 ..for $0.50 $7,50...for $1.75 Dross Tweeds 50 in. wide, $I(IU... .for 7!ic, $111.00..for $11.00 Plaids, iill w.,,,1, $1.1111 for 7.,c, 30 per cent, discount nil' all Furs. You Dress Goods, Melton 25o lor 20c, will save money by buying now. Dress Goods, llnlTelle 'ill per OOllt, llisc't, l.iiu-y Btrlpo Silks Reg. 35c. for 25c, MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Stock Collins Keg Hie,—2 for 11)0, Men's German Sox. Reg. 75c for 50c. Bilklne, Reg. Hie per yd....5 yds. for 25o. Crochol Cotton, Beg, 10c 1 for 2Bo. Knitting Cotton, Reg, 10c 1 fui'2IJo, Corsets $l,'i,ri per pair .. lor OOo, Moil's German Hox. Reg. $1 for 75c. Men's German Sox. Reg. $1.25,. ..for 00c, Overcoats $25 . for $17 Overcoats $12 50 for $8.00 Overcoats $1501) Ior $10.00 Overcoats $18.00 for $10.00 (only a Itiwoilil rial's loft.) Black sateen blouses, Flog, f J 60, NowkJI III ink Sateen Skins $l.7fic. Now 1.46 ritiltlreiis' l-'or Cap,. Hog, 00a ,.Now OOo, Lmlii'V .Lit kuls, 1 only, Iflu lotfffJ " $211 (or $12 " 1J18.60..for $8.60 " $K.(KI for $,1.01) Kindly pay "s a cull and inspect our goods. We will be pleased to show yon through our Store whether you buy or nut. We want you to make this your Dry- goods House in the future, Your n oy buck il you are not satislieil with your purchase providing the goods are returned in a reasonable lime alter purchase. It K M L M ll I'i It I Ii E O 1. D TAYLOR BROS.' & GEORGE STAND. ft ttf+Wt rvvAJ > > tf-ff-fff414|>f|+H|ff+ff c,on 'umbering gang, and their pass- ■ Dan?" X X Tbe Turbulent BY W. A. FRASER The other drew; und Locke, throw- wm; go nlieti While (he Cameron men snt holding their (Jogs, the others sunk eager axes Into the soft flosh of ibe bluoi. ash. + ing was of transient regret; but •f i Swampy'b defection laid melancholy -f Upon tho whole camp. Tlie men said T lin would como buck again, but lie T did not. t| Ono moon from the passing of Swampy,—it was a Soptorobor night, + —Locke and Mclntyre, taking the! ing Hm remaining twig in the liro Liiijiiiiiiii ,,,,,,,,t divs and their axes, mc.de llieir way: wilh nn angry jerk, growled: "You t++++++4.tM-H.4-+<r+.1--t--r+-f ai0,,g three miles of hrusliroud to aj win; go abend.' This story has to do with tho por- clearing in tho woods. This field wns lod of lime in which Swampy, the planted in corn, and as Locke said, racoon, associated with some lumber* every coon in the hush knew it. men iu Qnmet'on's shanty in tbo thick Eager in the hunt, having know- Cnniidiati woods. ledge of its method, (he (logs slipped The toilers slew die oak and chest- silently through a fence, their mas- nut fcl.inls uf ihu forest, in the mat- tors perched on lis topmost rail and ter of daily bread; iluiu'ed at some listened to thu whispering corn-leaves ,'ai'in-lionso out iu the Scotch Hlock; as Iho dogs, panting in liloodlusl, toyed with Immature com whiskey chased through tlio rustling stalks, 4)p nt Rodney; or coon-hunted in their and down dm dwarf avonuos of the own forest nt night, iu die way oi miniature forest. A misty moon poop- rcluxiition. And, iu addition lo all ed over n somber tree wall Into the this, thoro wus ever-present feud wilh little clearing, luriiing to Jewels the tho "river boys." dew-drops held iu tho silver feathers Tlio Mclinos, Iho Campbells, the u'at were lho Inssols of the corn, (iridiums, Interminablo ol relation- Noso lo ground, Qiiccnle raced; at ship, living along (he Thames River, her heels tho pup. When liruw held lho men vi the Scotch Block— sought to forge ahead, the niolher tbo NcPliuils, Hie Mclntyres, and lunged at him wilh her teeth, adding There their feot—propor woodsmen; wlille'++-f-f+-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-ft-f-H-f-f minutes. Drain, pour cold water over the macaroni and drain ngai light, would n't wua a deprecating pleasantry in his' Campbell, though short of stature, + voice which amounted to a sneer. had been nicknamed "lighting Arch- j ■ i Then he broke two twigs, placed '«• Hat,° "nl1 clan rlvalr? f l,.,a '""' them between his lingers, and held1'"1™'""11 "? combata,ns dl-1«,0.11' his hand up lo McRao, saying, "Draw "«'Uu,{1 "'01"'1 soon .brlnS a vei'dlcl .luck; long slick wins." j for one sldo or the other. HrHWlTT+vH+THfrH DISHES FOR HOT SUPPER. Meanwhile the cause of tho little unpleasantness hnd scuttled up lho tamarack onco moro where lie sat blinking curiously ut the extraordinary animals who shattered the peace of tho forest below, llecause of the preoccupation of their masters, the dogs curried on their engagement, until Welch, outnumbered and sorely, Soon a shivering moan went up (bitten, curled his tall between his l from lho tree; Its lop trembled nnil i,rs om] took to tho darkened bush swajod; as .luck McRao drove the wilh howls of disgust. blade of his ax to ils eye there wus aj 'pi,,, unovon ground. Hie big roots of crackling scream ol dissolution; the ||,0 0|m, and tho slippery moss cov ash reeled tlriinkeiily for n second; L-ed slicks, Introduced a rar und then swept downward, Halfway mont ol chance into the contest. I tn its lull to eitrtli a strong limb Sometimes "Strong Dan" was on bis j'"'1"1 not necessarily bo of meat or caught iu llie elm und ihe tree hung back with two men atop, until Looko require u greal doal ol preparation, suspended. With n powerful stroke throtlliiig one of thorn, would slip'but thoy should be of u substantial tho uxmun knocked tho butt from Its Und nil hands go rolling over onejnature and served piping hot. Smull holding slump, die tree rolled ond,|nnother liU pups at play. It was(porlions remaining from some dinner with u swishing sigh, fell to its side, jjiu, „ football scrimmage; in ihodisli may be utilized, iillhuugh such °: MOON PART OF THE EARTH then stand over hot water until ! — Steaming. Turn into a disli un-l f A NOVEL THEORY KEGjatDIIfQ pour over the hot sauce. This sauce us OEIGIN. can be prepared in any quantity In .—. cold weather as it keeps well. When J Was Thrown Off From the Earth'.* macaroni prepared in any way is a j j-asSi gays Proi. W. H. favorite dish a simpler method Is to Pickerine boil, drain and reheat the macaroni ' e* as just directed Have ready a cup ful oi' more of grated cheese and a Thoro me many home.'! in which but vogoinblo dish, Arrango the dlnnor, die principal meal of thu macaroni in layers In tii- dish, day, must be served at noon sprinkling each layor wiih the instead of evening, In such chooso, a liberal ullowanco of pepper, cases it usually follows Hint the u Utile -"all. a pinch of dry inns- ,„jns „f ,„,, ,;R;0; third meal Is rather heartier than lard, n toospoonful of butter cut in mountains of Uu Prof. William 11. Pickering, direct tor of Harvard Observatory, Murn- ed Irom Hawaii recently wilh a novel theory regarding the origin of die moon. A "larked resemblance be discovered between the moui - and the volcanic .sandwich Islands Hie old-lime cold-meat lea und that, iblta and nn much of ihe cheese as confirms his bell I '.bat the moon where thero are growing children or will suil Hie family tnoto, Stir and was originally pal of 11., ear'h, and turn carefully with Iwo forks, then 0CCUpica- that part whi'-h is now serve nt once ,.!,.. young | pie in die family, one or J more hot dishes are nocossary, '!" AT BUTClllCRINa TIME. Tho McRao many-llmbod search; for (log lop (ho dashed into tho faulty, glimmering lirelight a hnr in a fruitless knuckled list, missing its mark, would running | |ttnd on the nose of a friend. racoon, The two men wailed till the Me- J am| Hcnch in that ring, which was lines came back to the lire, their tho wholo black-aBh swamp. Rough- faces sullen with anger. Thon Locko Und-tumble bars nothing but the stepped over to tho tamarack und, gour,0 a„d the bite; and, so far, tho run his eye up ils length, which was combatants adhered closely to these liko tho tapering spar ol a yacht. I honorable rules. It was a scrap of The coon 's up there right fervor, fast and furious; nt times a Citmeroiis—as enemies to be threshed yelp of admonition. Sho know that blithely along a limb whilo the tree! ,p|10 Jfarqula ol Qucunsliury and hli nt times, nnd reviled always. These even then, perhaps, tho one (hey swayed in mld-sjr, hud jumped intp!ru|cs had never puzzled tho martial sentlmonts wore reciprocally sought was safe sett led inn troor.a slender tamarack und clambered! minds ol lho,o busy Scotchmen. It entertained by tho Cameron ndher- but if she citing close lo the trail nimbly to its lop. Lvas go-as-you-please, kick, and situ cnts. A pretty lucent a dance, wiih .they would come to his hiding-phica' " ' "" " a littlo misunderstanding over an en-j and then hor partners in crime, tlm gageinent for a Scotch reel, and a huiuaus, woulu bring him to earth, Mcltae and a McPhall would bo at for a grapple. each other's throats out iu tho chip- At lirst-above the whispering ol yard boforo you could say "Great shadowy corn enmo little whines uf Wallace." ' anxiety, us though .Quconie askodi llut a sore irritant was the matter J "Whoro is lie—whoro is he?" Then ol coon-dogs. Jack McRao's boost i there was a short yelp of dolight, was Hint his dog Watch could tree a| "Found! There's one there!" Locke coon quicker 'n anything that woro muttered, touching his companion's hair, would stay with hint till Hie arm, cows came home, und could lick his Presently, us the stent freshened, own weight in swamp-coons or wild-; shorter and sharper came the "Yoh- cuts, Ilo had enlarged on this boast yell!" and then, from a half-burned by ndding that he hud tho best coon- fallow beyond, with its blackened I Groat Lakes and with arm nnd kneel oak door, dog in the county of Elgin and that: slumps and charred logs, the Queen'sl.ho worked up the tamarack like u | Locke, less economical of Comeion's Quconie didn't know a voice camo back, tingling tho nightI boy. As ho approached, the mucli- coiui-sient from tho odor of a wild j air with a joyous "Yi-ih-lh, yeh!" I hunted one moved from the crotch in onion. | Tho men slipped from (lie fence, \ which he had huddled nnd crept cau- It wns a primeval condition of lite,, dashed through the corn-Held, sprnwl-, tiously along a slender limb, where Its atmosphere surcharged with toll, led through the labyrinth of burned1 be hung by his long, sharp claws, and striie, and religion, and coon-J logs, Into lho woods on the farther j "Look out below!" Locke cried, Inini ing. side, over a sandy knoll clothed, standing in Ihe crotch: then he I ploy in batllo more promiscuously Swampy's advent, though dramatic with beech and maplo, ond down into struck the limb n sharp blow with than two; so there was always a enough, wns unoventful compared j a black-ash swamp, where tbo ring- the solo of his foot. Tlie coon, dis- spare list ready to prod either Uan wilh his exit. I ing bark of dogs told they had treed lodged, drew in n great lungful of or Den just as ho wus getting the can frequently be used to belter advantage in Hie preparation of breakfast dishes, When llm same i-nnline has been gone through nnd new disli- Uliid with the waters of tbe Pad lo Ocean. I Prof. Pickering is strongly of the ilogu' liver is very much Improved |opinion that, when the moon was) by pulling il in a Iuin,' made by thrown oil into space force kept ihe dissolving a handful of suit in one Islands in their place. The night ol quurl of water, Let die liver re- the moon left the holiow ba:-,n, now main in Ihls u few days. Uoel liver known ns the Pacific Ocean, the rerun be treated die same way. Iloih maindcr became tbo Islands now pig uud beef liver can bo boiled with known as the Sandwich. iie upper parts of tho head until I' Is a theory that has many es arc asked for nny .s>f die follow- perfectly lender, or so ns to crumble strong points of confirmation. The Ing will bo suro lo bo appreciated; cosily. Season to taste with pepper Scarborough Salt Cod.7-Tako a !,son ttud suge if liked. Strain Hm illicit middle cut of cod weighing 1 ihr • in which thoy woro cooked, ro- fuliy two pounds. Wash and placo turn In the keltic, add ihe finely flesh side downward in a deep dish, uhivddod or minced liver and head, cover with cold wider and let soak thicken with corn menl until a stlu udecjuato scientific reasons. All for at least six or eight hours; this musl is formed, let cook slowly an flint Is known of the moon tends to enough," ho said, "un' thero ain't no use fallin' this suplin'; it 'd never come down—it 'd lodge sure." Ho sat down nnd pulled oil his hoots, saying: "I '11 shinny up nn' shake him down, You wntch tho dogs, Dan." Locko had been n sailor on the littlo breathing-spoil coming In a clench. They wero almost too busv for speech. Once Mclntyre grunted: "Take that, McRac, blank you!" ns his Scot.h knuckles, high in bone, ripped like n saw at his opponent's eyebrow. And Jack retaliated witli kick that would ha-o opened an speech than tho Scots, encouraged his lighting comrade irom time to time."(live it—to him—Dan! I 'm at your—back. And ho wnc. But, unfortunately lor his powers of succor, he was surrounded himself. Three men can de putation uf Prof. Pickering itself is a point in its favor. All his work has been marked by the most nil,'fill conservatism, mid he would not advance any theory without His mother, n true swamp-coon,! n coon. j air, till he was blown out liko a foot- long of limb, black-haired on the! "Ilnllo!" ejaculated Locke, as thoy hall, and fell lightly to earth, buck, and smut of heart, hibernating como lo the scene of tunnoil, "darn- Willi a rush Quoenlo nnd Ilruce through llio long winter in Hie hoi-led If there aint' another dog! Where'were upon him; and then, oven as low limb of n black-ash tree, camo by in thunder—1 lunged if it ain't Mc- Ihoy stuck their noses into his fnt the •way of n family In tho month of line's." [stomach as ho lay on his back ready April. Half n month later, the Cameron men felled her lofty home for lumber; mother coon, darting Irom her front door, was set upon by Quei'iiio and was slain. The1 fall of the ash had killed all Into the consideration ol how Unlit ilo chap's llfo was to lie saved. A plump, gray, fluffy ball, with an extremely attenuated nose, llie coon babe slept in a little box Idled with coiio.'., batting behind the cook-store, better of his opponent Locke's (ace was rodder than tho rose, and the crimson hue had smeared his shirt-front; he peered with dif-lfor ten minutes, liculty from beneath a beehive, or eeedlngly good. something, that hung heavily over freshening process may be hastened by first holding the erd under cold running water for ton or fifteen minutes aud by changing the water ot frequent Intervals, When fairly fresh rub und wn.-h again to remove any remaining sail crystals, I hen pliico in the dish and pour over it iml. wntcr in which a largo onion has been boiled. Cover and let stand until cold, then drain and dry thoroughly with a cloth. Brush wilh soft butter, place on a wire broiler and broil quickly, turning two or three times. When nicely colored lay in a heated vegetable dish and with two forks break in pieces. Have ready a cupful or more of hot drawn butter lo which salt, pepper, a tea- spoonful of lemon juice and a leu- spoonful of finely chopped par. ley have been added. Pour Ibis over (he fish, cover closely nnd stand in the wanning oven or over hot water Tho result is ex- hour, then turn out into oarlhti,-1confirm the theory, wan- dishes. tWicn cold it may ho Most people have no Idea how sliced and fried in butler or lard much has been found out about tlio and makes a lino breakfast dish. J moon. Indeed, it is to-day better Iliad Cheese-Souk the upper part known to the geographers ibau of tho bends for two days in water many portions uf in which enough salt has been put j AFRICA AND ASIA, to make a fairly strong brine. This its mountains are clearly morked will remove all blood from the veins,a,„! imv„ na,m.s; much js known of and render them whito and pure. lt6 solI( am) physicists h»ve even They should bo thoroughly cleaned g011e „n far a3 t'0 give an estimate before placing in the brine. Boil o( its weight-one-eighlh of tha until the bones will drop out. Lu'-1earth's, or 73 trillion tons, cool, then chop fine; season to taslo ,iith nil tiu.se facts at hem., it be- wlth pepper, salt and such herbs nsl(()||„,s a„ oa5v m(ltler ,0 examine in- are liked, as summer savory, etc. ',0 ,h,, ,,r0 anu con o( lue plci.,-ing Place in deep earthen dishes and theory of the moon's creation. Reo- woigh down so as lo press Into a iogy c]aim!i t|,nt, more millions A firm muss. Let remain until well LmrB ag0 than we have any count, it may bo sliced and served "Ul„ eartl) wfls a not liq-.jid raa5,, or "" figure of the Laocoon, iIuck'i We're hero first, whatever," Mc- j lo battle, the two dogs sheathed his left eye. Threo times Campbell Intyro answered. "Wo '11 mako a! Iheir teeth and, drawing buck a lit- j hud been knocked us uiany feet; but fire, so we can nee to chop." j He, sniffed in a puzzled manner at j hu was a wasp, a terrier Hint came Tho swamp was dry from the sum- tbo quarry. And through the sonsl- snarling back to meddle officiously mei- drought, und while the men live noslrils of the collie mother vi- with four good men who desired to gathered sticks and built a fire, brated the (alut scent that reawaken- settle, In thoir own way, a difference the youngsters out one, and the fovo-1 Quoenlo sat on hci haunches, her ed u memory almost obliterated; it. of opinion. iiinn, Mclntyre, put the orphaned lit- nose pointed nt the stars, and her was tho scent Hint once had stood | Onco tho two JTcRaos hold Mclntyre lie creature in the bosom of his Uan-[rod-brown eyes fixed wistfully on; (or one of her own children. She | in their long arms until ho was like ncl shirt, and carried it to the log something very like a fur muff higb'gavo a whine of delight; pleading, shiinty. Thnt was ia the evening, up in tho ash, Bruce and Hie Mc- eager it was, and with her paw she and Hie whole camp 'V.tered seriously line dog were tearing ubout the tree, scratched conxlngly ut tho coon's jumping against ils smooth-barked neck. trunk, nnd causing the forest to 'lho foster-mother had come by the echo with llieir clamor. | truth: it was .Swampy, Hie escaped "He can throw her into that open-1 one. iu'," Locke said, as he squinted up \ Hut with him, n half-generation .the tree: "lot 's hurry, 'litem McRao reclaimed from lho forest life, inem- lotaiiy oblivious of ihe grave ques-.boys '11 be rucakiu' in, an' clnimiu' ory was shorter; he bud lapsed rap- lion he had raised by his unwilling, their cur treed the coon." idly to the primal savagery of hisjc nrivoM; j As tho axes rung sharp and clear, race. His white teeth gleamed for an ; It wns Den Locke who hit upon-against tho nsh three men slippod I Instant in tho fire-light and then wero 1 (ho brilliant Idea that proved so sat-; into thu lirelight nud n voice said: burled in the paw that wus the tran- i isfactory at first and so product ive "Hey thero, you fellers, what 'ro emitter ot mother affection, ol dsorder later on. "Try him with you (loin'?" I With a yelp ol pain, even of indig-, Queeme,' Locke suggested; "shoj Locko grounded his ax and, loaning!nant remonstrance, tho collie sprang might lako to him in place of one 0! on the bundle, retorted sarcastically: I hack, and .Swampy, rolling leisurely Rico and cheese pudding—Take two cupfuls of freshly boiled rice left from dinner and which is si ill may bo sliced, rolled in Ilo set; cold, or sliced, rolled in Hour and ; v |,j(.h noated n crust some 35 miles fried. thick, At that time, as to-day, the Pigs' Feet—Thoroughly clean pigs'-carfj, revolved on ils axis, but not feel, then boil until the bones bo- ouco in ,:1 llours. No, indeed; the como loose or leady to drop out |Mrtn vvas so LlliCi, [aster then that When cold tlu-v may it made the trip in three hours. the Mclntyre skull 1 take wuler now when handled, bo placed in a hot spiced vinegar, ii,,,,.., ,i,.u terrific'speed was attain- but Ihe very best, way of serving oli Eomething split and 5,000 cubic then' is to roll them in Hour and n,:;;lun miles 0f matter was thrown warm; or wash thoroughly three, fry until brown in lard or pork Lp. int0 epam by centrifugal force i.uurlers of a cupful of the raw ar- fat; serve very hot for a breakfast to sta, tiOSo nlweva to the revolv- tide, drop into a largo kettle of dish. Lg body known as earth, and d rapidly boiling water nnd boil nt Kau:--:igo Moat-For -10 Ins., of Lbied to take the name of moon. 11 gallop until tender, then drain, meal use 1 lb mil, J lb, pepper, ; -lhjs is tl„, BCientiflc explanation of Make one cupful and a half of whito lb, cnymuo nud 2 ozs. sage. Pack ,hi. „„„.„ It fits wor.d rfully vlth sauce, by mixing together over tlio | thu meat un unbleached muslin bags traditions by die nativo Haw, iai beliefs which have been ban 1 •■ n from pn, ration to generation, and <'-^li: ' I' ' ■'•' ': r| L'i'.M'-..' ,,-hich tell of a solid body which mid ill-- 0,1 enr, part of it , ■ left had Da,., hail Tchaiic^ 7 hXi^ fl^ ^° tiduXt^ *"" '" ' ^ "** n,„ i,„i„,,. i.„n ' I hot milk, stirring until smoothly thicketieii blank her pups. I believe she's lonesome with only Bruce." Quconie wus a half-bred collie, and r.s such, great in motherly instinct, Sbavin' myself, I was doin'?" "Looks Tike you was down 'noiher man's coon.' choppln' und jealous to'a degree. Her brown| "Not on your brondax, Jack Mc- eyes ' searched Locke's face under-: liae. Our dogs druv the coon out of standingly n», with forefinger extend- Olllis's corn, nn' treed him; on' as ed warningly, he commanded her', wo sort 0' happened along 'bout that "Down Quconie! Now, now—that's a timo, wo kinder surmised 't would good riBg-thut's a good dog!" This i n't bo a had idee to chop him down." Whilo Mclntyre held the littlo orphan| "Us boys 's got that job in hand, to the mother-fount of nourishment. 1 Den Locke. There is no doubt that Swampy's "We're lirst. which is nine points methods differed from the collie pup's of tho law." for Quernie curled her lips in a snarl "I'm thinkin' jou'vo got two Hint showed her white teeth, and [points, an' wo'vn three," Mc- growled her disapproval. lint Rao rejoined menacingly. Swnmpy made good use of his time;' "Look here, Jack Mcltae," broke nnd presently, his little stomach in Mclntyre, "lhat 's too strong, round and taut like a toy drum, he We 're not out for trouble, hut we wnt put hade in his box nnd presented in this shape lo Quconie for inspection, No one ever kjuw how it happened, but in Ihe morning Swampy was found sleeping with the collie pup nt tho mother's side. After that ho was made freo of the collie's bed, nnd mado foster-brother to Ilruce, tho pup. He washed his food In a 1 it tin wooden trough before he ntc it, uud poked his thin, inquisitive nose iule cupboards, boxes and every nook ef '.ho Ing shanty. From a long linn of swamp-dwelling, nighl-prowling ancestry had come to him an inherited soiiltivoncss of touch. Ills slim, blai-k-sklnni'd fore paws were like an- ollier pnir of eyes; he appeared to be always feeling for treasure, Sometimes, half angered by llriirc's foolishness ot puppyhood, his sharp claws cut lillle lines of remonstrance In the youthful collie's face Tho thin parchment, ems of Swampy Ivor What 'il you think [to his feot, scuttled back to thi [ tamarack and, quite regardless of tho fact that his man-enemy was up aloft, prepared to climb beyond reach j of the meddlesome dogs. The men sitting below hod watched with astonishment this curious little pantomime, all but Mclntyre; to him had come the thought that the coo must bo tho escaped Swampy; the dogs would have torn to ribbons any other. When Swampy laid unfilinl teeth upon the paw of (Jueenie nnd she shrank buck, Jim Mcltae said, nnd his voico was keyed high in a sneer: "lllamcd if the dogs ain't feared 0' coon! Yon 's u good coon-dog you 'vo got, Dan Mclntyre." Then ho gave an irritating laugh of derision. Just ns Swampy reached the tree, Campbell took his bund from the collar of the Mcltae dog, and the latter, darling forward with a snarl in his throat, pounced upon the escaping coon. Then Swampy's foster-mother Que.nle and his foster-brother Ilruce snnk teeth of remonstrance into tho rush llcltiie dog. and sought to tear him limb from limb. With nu oath, Jack Jtcliae sprang forward and kicked Queonlo in tho ribs, And even us ho kicked, something like the paw ol a bear smote him iu the luck, lo Hiu end llrnt he went headlong over Hie dogs. Then ther Mcitlae and Campbell 'ell! tho smlter, "Strong Dan," and I loll you what we 'II do,! sought lo batter him in the way of '11 chop this coon down, whntevcr.' "If .you're a better man nor me, you're nicunin', Dun Mclntyre, by Hod!" and the speaker slipped off bis coat and rolled up his sleopCS, "Don't swear at me, Mcltnc; I'm no 11 horse. I'll take that from no man." Locko interposed. "What 's the use of you river boys lookin' for trouble. You know just ns well ns I do, .luck, you 'rl huvo morn 'n your hands full with Don. Let the flghtln' go till the full fair at Wallacelown: (here 'II be plenty of il, ihen. We come out fur coons, an' so did you." "Yes, but you're couiin' by lho coon, Hen, which inukes 11 grand dlf-i Hie ference." "Well an' if lhat don't go, an' you shovo roprovnl, tho quarrel home, nn' Dan 'II take! The (lin of hulile came to Locke's you lleltnd boys on, und Archie ears, and bis I,leeches screeched and Campbell can see fair play." fairly smoked with tho friction of "Well, spit it oul of you, Locke," Ins descent ns he shot down the "Wo wns hero first, nn' oughtor scale-barked tamarack, It was u slitted into ribbons by tho fish-llkci\havo first go. Mc an' Dan 11 fall lime for rapid descent: he wns nocd- tceth of bis dog foster-brother. Thtls lho tree, you keep your dog back, an' ed. Strong Dan was surely being lho thro* played together, and nto|if ourn don't got the coon, he's drugged to earth when his compnii- . together, with ns much amity, relieved by occasional family jars, ns though ihoy wci'o all dogs or all racoons. When Swampy was a litllo over a year old, one night the tremulous whistle of his own kind sang in his slitted ears from a trco In tlie forest and something that hu had forgotten all about camo to him with compelling force, lie had lain there lho child of a collie mother, and In a mlnuto a dozen whimpering notes ol call' reincarnated him nnd he wns a coon. Inherited visions of a blncli- ndi liWiiiup In which lm might, puddle ull through Ihe hours of darkness for frogs and snails and tilings deli- clous In n coon's pnlale, Unshod through his mini!. lie side soflly from the little box that was his home, ruined his gray, tilucl-b-iri-eil muzzle, sniffed Inquiringly townt'd Ihe forest, anil then slipped likit a noiseless shadow across Ihe clearing and was swallowed up In llm gloomed bush. Hen ciiine und wsnt fiuu, tho l'.'um- yuiirn." j ion, crouching, after the manner of "You're meaiiin', Locke, you '11 sailors in a light, made entry to the glvo us a smell o' the liorrln', Its festive scene. 110 n fair shako," objected McRao. | "You would—blank you!—Huh!" "It's dead on the square," Locko [That was a grunt at the butt end ol retorted, "It's a pretty thick bush a blow-, ns i ocke's fist swung inhere In Ihe swamp, nu' most like the I ward on Campbell', chin nnd drop- ash '11 lodge, then Hie coon '11 skip ! pod him to his knees. Before Locke Into that cllll—perhaps ho '11 do it could recoil to guard, Jim Mcltae's soon 's the nsh starts to go; from ' long nrm (lopped around Hie the the run lie give our dogs he's rimnin' loose end of a Hall, and the Bcotch- enough for nnythiii', Anyway, 'tlman's list, ns hard ns u bore's hoof ain't no use good men light in' over n from rough toil, smashed like 0 pelt Hint ain't worth moro 'n n dol-j brick into the sailor's'face, Iur. Wo 're two to three, but wo I It was a joyous mill, (lugging not niu't «oin' to dike no back water." for tbo new-fangled Innovation of The Mcltacs and Campbell stepped rounds. It wns ore long continuous to otic side mid debuted the question, swirling round, full of action, good the well-known lighting ubllltj of:old-lime rough-and-tumble rules gov- "Strong Dan" Mclntyre having ernlng the rnntrst. Boiiielhing of a mollifying Influence! Locke wob a mnsler in die snilor's Upon their spirits, 1 fighting art, which Is n method of Jack Mcltft, camo forward, present- fair execution; and Mclntyro's ly nnd wild: "We'll agree to that, only We'll draw lots fur llrnt try at tho coon." "All right, boys," Locko acquiesced; "wo 'd rather do anythlu' thun strength, known throughout tho county, wns us hurtful ns a bear's. On the other side tliere were three of the river boys: Uie Mcltnes, long ol limb, clean of wind, like cuts on THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE. R C. Constructed on the broadest and most advanced ideas anil wiih all the perlcction of conslruclional detail =- NORDHEIMER PIANO Is recognized lo*tlfiyns llie musical altuul.ir<.| of Can-ida,, jutsM'ssinj; as ii does, features find chiiniclerislics, eiulorscd not only by musicians every- where, but all persons ol unprejudiced musical ability who Insianily recognize ki exqiilsire qualities nnd givu ii llieir tuislinted praise, For purity of tone and power., combined with a perfect action and poetical touch, ilu* NORDHEIMER PIANO is distinguished to an exceptional degree. Can be had for a very liulc more limn the so many inferior makes thai aro being sold in this city. Vou may own ono of these pianos b) making h bitihII paymenl down and the balance on terms to suit, Call or write lo the Agents lor Eastern British Columbia, FACTORY TORONTO. REVELSTOKE WAREROOMS, FIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE INSURANCE AGENCY LTD., SOLE AGENTS PUBLISHED WEDNKSDAY AM) SATUIl- HAY AT REVELSTOKE. 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Communications to Editor must he accompanied hy uaiuo of writer, not nocossarlly for publication, bid as evidence of good faith, Correspondence should be brief. D R. MO UK I SON, DENTIST, OFF1CR: THE NEW LAWRENCE HLOCK, MeKcimic Avenue. H AltVKY, MoOARTER AND I'INKHAM, BARRISTERS, SOLICITOUS, ETC, (JKKICBS : IMI'KKUL BANK IU.OCK, ltKYKI.- BTOKK, B. C. Money to loan. , ,, Offices: ltevelsloke, 11. C; Kort Steele, B. 0, Geo. S. McCaktkr, A. M, PlKKHAM, PORTFOLIO OF MINES, It is a matter ol congratulation to British Columbia that the Laurier Government bus at last admitted a representative of this province to Cabinet position. Senator Temple- man's appointment ns .Minister of Inland Revenue will doubtless be a great benefit to tlie province as well as to the west generally. We don't want to be too hoggish, but now that a portfolio of mine, is to be established at Ottawa we suggest that portfolio also should be given to a British Columbia man, and that man should be \V. A. Galliher, member for Kootenay, who has done more for the mining industry than any other member of the House of Commons. British Columbia is the haniier mineral province of Canada, and always will be. The portfolio should certainly be in tlie hands of a member for this province, and preferably the representative of Kootenay, as the principal milling section of Canada. GAOL ci ISOLATION HOSPITAL. It is up to the Board et Trade and the member ior the district to support tlie action taken at the lust meeting of the city council on the motion of Aid. Howsuii to urge the Provincial Government to provide the necessary grunts at ttiis session for these public necessities in this city. The present BIG CONFERENCE What C. P. R. Officials Meet For, Will According to arrangements now being completed by prominent olllolal, of the Canadian Pacilic railway, there will be held on the 12th ol February nt Field thu most important gathering ol railway men ever convened in tho west. Tho conference will last lu tee or four days uud the railway men will be in continuous conference morning, afternoon and evening during this time. Tlie plan uf holding such a conference is said to have originated with the second vice-president, under whose personal direction the arrangements are being completed, General Superintendent U.J. Bury has organized during the past few years a number ol small conferences of local official,, in which Mr. I.uuig.u and Superintendent ol Transportation Price also took part. Superintendent Marpole, of the Pacific division, lias also held a number ol such meeting, for the officials of the company in British Columbia. It is now proposed by Mr. Whyte tu organize a meeting of the men, who niiiy be said to control and operato the western lines of tlie company. The officials who will be called to attend the meetings by tbe second vice-president will be general superintendents, Mr. Bury of Winnipeg, Mr. Jameson of Calgary, and Mr. Marpole of Vancouver, the ten divisional superintendents, the mas ter mechanics, and the engineers of each division, and the general officer,. This will include the representatives of every division ol the service, the traffic department both passenger nnd freight, tlie engineering department, tlie mechanical department, purchasing, Btores, telegraph, express, sleep ing and dining car, etc. The object of the meeting is to ,e- cure tlie more intelligent co-operation of the various brandies of the service. United action is essential to the working of tlie system, and it is believed that through full discussion a more intelligent co-operatiun can be developed. For tlie sessions a complete programme will be prepared, paper, will be read on tlie work of the various departments, and in each case the paper will be followed by a discussion. Second Vice-President Whyte will preside ut tlie session and Superintendent of Transportation Price will act as secretary. provided; opposed cutter, in tlio head reduce the end ol the axle to enable the nut to be carried further up, nud after such reduction a screw cutting die may he placed in (lie snino head to thread the reduced portion. Tho machine bus met witli a considerable measure ol success wherever Introduced, ns its mechanism is simple and easily set und operated. The Money Saving Work Saving Soap That's lloyal Crown kind- made in Vancouver—Lnrgett Soup Factory we,t of Winnipeg. House cleaning and wnshingnrecasy with its help And the money saving is the Premium System Booklet tells what we give lor Roval Crown Wrappers. Send for it—Freo—Also try the Soap. Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, B. C. NOTICE NOTICE IH IIEHEIIY (JIVKN llrnt thirty days after ilitlc I inl,aid to apply to the Chief Commissioner of bands and Works for 0 special license lu out nnd carry awny timber from the following described land, 1- Commenclng nt it post planted about four miles smith i,r Cape Horn 011 Upper Arrow Lake; and marked "Hig Bond Lumber Com. pnny's north-wont corner imisI," thence easl SO i-liains, thonco soutli 80 eliuius, thenco west SO cliiiins, thorn-,, norlli SO cliiiins to |K,hit. "f cinnnKMironiout. 111(1 IIESI) LUMIIEH COMPANY, LTD,, IliileilJiintinry ith, liar,. NAKU8P. Kion! Our Own Correspondent, K. .1. Walker, of Winnipeg, spent a few days in town visiting hi, sister, OPERA HOUSE FEB. 2 <fc 3 Grand Concert Mr. Stanley Adams has the honor to present Madame Beatrice Langley. England's Foremost Violinist AND Mr. Stanley Adams, ■England's Leading Baritone ASSISTED BY Miss -Myrtle Meggy, The Clever Australian Pianst. Plan of seats now open at Canada Drug & Book Store. PRICES 76c. & 50c. j31 NOTICK IK HKRKIIY GIVKN thnt thirty days nf 1 it (Into wo intend to amily to I tie I'liit-i* (JomillMoilor of l.iimls mul \\ urU for a i|>cciiil license Mm iii nml curry nwuy timbor from tlie following described ImmIk :— f<imn.MHioiiiK nt it pout planted at tho northwest rornor of K. and K. Hlock WW cm the west riido of Upper Arrow La Ico and marked " Hit: Hoinl Lumber Company's south-west corner post," thenco north ltKJ chains, thenoe oast 4(1 chains, thenco south 160 chains, tlionco west ftl chains to txihit nl commencement. HIO BKNI) bUNinUt COMPANY, LTD., Jaii. ith. 1906, MM NOTICE IS HKKKBY UIVKN that thirty dny n af I cr dnto we Intond to apply to th 3 Chief Cuiiiiiilssimicr of Lands and Works for t. special license to cut nnd carry nwuy timber from tho following described lands:— No.l. Commencing ut n post planted on tlio wm , hide of lho north fork of Fastball Creek and nbout two and ono-qiinrtor miles above tho forks and marked " Big Bend Lumbor Company's Southwest Cornor Post," thence north too chains, thence west 10 chains, thence south 160 chains, thonco cast, Hi chains to point of commencement. No. 2. Commencing nt a post, planted on the cast side of tho north fork of host hull ('rook about ono and one-half miles above tho forks and marked "Big Bend Lumbor Company's Southwest corner post, thence north )<>0 chains, thenco east 10 chains, thonco south 160 chains, ihenco west 40 chains to point of commencement. No. 8. Commencing at a post planted nbout ono half mile from the west bank ot the north fork of Fostlmll Creek und ubout ono mile abovo the forks nnd marked " Big Bend Lumber Company's Southeast Corner Cost," thence north ICO chains, thence west 4(1 chains, thence south 160 chains, thenco east 40 chains to point of commencement. No.l. Commencing ut a post planted about one half milii from the west bank of the north fork of Fosihall Creek and about four miles above the forks nnd marked "Big Bond Lumber Company's Northeast Corner Po-t," thence west 80 chains, theuce south 80 chains, tlience east 80 chains, thenco north 80 chains to point of commencement. BIO BEND LUMHKIt COMPANY, LUI, Arrowhead, B.C., juti 23,1906. itf m NOTICE NOTICK is hereby given that 30 days after dato I intend to apply to the Hooor- able tho Chief Commissioner of Lands aud Works for a special licenso to cut and carry away timber from the following described lands, situntod iu West Kootenny District: Commencing at a post planted about one mile north or Halcyon Hot Springs and about li mile from «rrow Luke, aud marked "Bert Blyth's oorth.west comer post,' theuce south 40 chains, thence east 160 chains, tlience north 40 chains, thence west 160 chains to point uf commoucemeut. Doted Jauuary 16th, 1906. Mf BERT BLVTH. rilHIHTY DAYS after date we intend to J. apply to tho Commissioner of Lauds unit Works for u special license to cut und curry away timber from the following described lauds: 1, Commencing at u post planted at the uorth-easi. corner or K. & S„ Block Mi, nud marked '" Hig Bend I,umber Company's South east Comer Post." thenco north 160 chains thence west 40 chains; thence south llXichains; theuce trust. 40 chains to point of commence ment. t Commencing ut a post planted about one mile north from tho north-west corner of K. amis., Block, 801, and marked" Big Bond Lumber Company's South-east Comer Post," thence north 80chains; thence west 80 chains; theuce south 80 chains; thenoe east 80 chains to point of commencement, ;,, Commencing at a post planted about one mllo north from the north-west corner of K, nnd S„ Block 860, and marked " Hig Bend Lumber Company's North-east Corner Post," thenco west 80chains; thonco south Ml chains; thenco cast 80 ohains: thence north Ml chains: to point of commencement. Bio Bend Lumukk Company, Ltd.; Dec. 28th, 1906. 26 F NOTICE OT1CK Is hereto1 given that SO days aftor ^, dnto I intend to apply to the Ohlol Commissioner of Unds ana works for a special N( I license U>cut and carry away timber from the 1 following described hinds situated on the east | aide of Upper Arrow Lake In West Kootenay I dlstricti-Commencing at a post marked "Bert I Blyth's South West Corner Post," planted J about 11 miles north of Haloyon Hot Springs I and about 1 of n mile from Lake shore; thence 1 oast SO chains; thonct north 80 chains; thence Iwost SO chains; thence south SO chains to point Vcommeuconieut, BEHT BLYTH, I January i, 1908. NOTICE. ,T OTICE Is hereby given that 30 day, alter IL1 date I Intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner ol Lands and Works.fora spec- fcid license to cut and carry away timber from ■the following described lands Anted on the least side of the Upper Arrow Lako in West Kootonay dlitrlct:— ■Commencing at a post marked "Bert Blyth's fcthwost Corner Post," planted on George sJR-d's eastern boundary and about 160 chalna Borlh of his southeast corner; thence south so (chains; thenco oast 80 chains; thence north 80 Lhatns; thence west 80 ohains to point ol com ■.ICllCOlllClll. „ „ t No. 2. 1 Commencing at a post marked "Bert Birth luutli West Comer Post," planted on George loyd'a Kantcrn Boundary, and about 100 ohains lorth of Ida south-east corner; thonco north !0 ■bains; thonco cast «0 chains: tlionco souths) Ihalns; thonco west 80 chains tu point of com- lionccmcnt. BKItT BLYTH. I Hoc. 28th, I90S. NOTICE. J Notice Is hereby given Ih, ,n«|•pbwUon 1*111 lie made lo the Ecgla alive assembly ol lhi l-rovlnc, Ol British Columbia, at its next Jcsaliin lor an Acl to incorporatei acompany U> ■ho called "The Kamloops and Yellow Head Brass Railway Company,"with PW'ftW; liinu'i, cq and operate aline ol railway IKm a point at ur near Kamloops, thence iiniiii,- In n northerly directionlollowliig valleys ol llio North Thompson river, lb, I anno river and .Mchciinan's creek to a point l.,,rni'»rTeie.laiine Caohc In the 1'rovlnco II iiriiisii Colombia with all,nob power, a, lav he aM0»»ry and expedient for the con- Auction and operation „l said lineal Railway id ivlth power to purchase and develop and I", veyverltaltlKhl ul Way, dcilrle t*W, , ■ nd losell and .llairlhute the same Willi n ho lalil Win mc" "I Drlll'h Cnliiu.ula, and wllh .erli, a,,|,tlr,! and operate steam hunts am lurries in connection with the Railway, Mid J III |,,,,,er tocffccia Ju-u-'.lunwith any lie |.( raj way to he eonalriicted mini be lOUth to ulnUI ur near Kamloops. nr with the Can, lau I'arllli- Hallway al thai point and also I'i nn any rallwav coming westward tlirmigli Tin- Yellow 11,iail !'»«». ,, ,,, 1 i„ii,„i al Vancniiver, llrlllsli (,'nliiinhla, Ihls III dayul llcceinbcr, A.I)., IW. 'I'l'I'I'KIt ,1' IIKIHKIN, Riiyal Hank I'hamliers, Vancouver, llrlllsli Columbia, rll4Jiw Rollcllori lor Apiillcants. fll j Mr,. II..I. Ilu.ihury Mnii«Kre„. Irst-Class Table. Private Dining Boxes Urn* DlaloirooM Iur han,|ii«ls, Hoppers, etc. | Furnished Rooms To Let. fcHST STREET, REVELSTOKE G. W. THOMAS, Doctor Veterinary Science. Irailniite Ontario Voterlnary College, 'car 1(181 JI treat all diseamm of donicstlo animals. Hi il,una enn la- sonn III Bows' Drug Store I am lui frniui or Inipostcr travelling around the Jiotinlry victimising Ihe public I have all liiiuiiiei- of Inetrnmenui for performlriK Surgical Rjpiiriiiiun, and Dentistry on all animals. I Twenty four years practical experience. IResldcncc—Lower Town, Revelstoke, LOYAL ORANGE LODGE No. 1668, Reaular ineolinga are held In the oddfellows Hall uu ibe Third Friday nleach month,at S p in.sharp. Visiting brethren cordially iuvltcu J A.ACBK80N, IV. M R.J.TA(I(,KRT, llec.-See. KOOTENAY STAR, It. II, 1'. Meets nn lirsi Tuesday ol every month, In I, O. O. K. Hall. .1, ACIIESON, IT. P. R, J. TAUUKKT, KM. Cold Rang* Lodge, K. of P., No. IS, Reveletohe, B. C. MEETS EVKHV WEDNESDAY In Oddfellows' Hall al 8 o'clock visiting Knlghla arc cordially invited, J. II. SCOTT, (I, C. BTKWART MrllONAI.I), K.olR. .VS. II. A BROWN, M. ul F Kootenav Lodare No. 15 AT,* A.M. Tho regular meeting, are held In the Masonic Temple, '■',1 Fellows Hull,on ill third Monday In each month at I- p.m. Vbilllngbrotti- ren cordially wel coined O. A. PBOCUNIER, Srorktarv. Revelstoke Assessment District. Notice is hereby f,iv«n, in ficcordince with tbe statu ten, that Pntriiioial KeTenua Tax, and all iisscvifid taxes and lucome Tax, asnossed 1 levied undnr tho Assossment Act and amendments, aro now duo and purahle forth© your mmi. All tnxos oollecHfilo for the Kevoltiloke Ai,sns<iinent Distrietiirndun and payable at my (iflicfl, -iluntf nt the Court House, ReTelstoke, B, tl. This notice, in terms of law. is equivalent lo a personal domand hy mo to all parsons liable for toxes, Dated at Rovelstoke, I), C. this 22nd day of January, i:m . FRKD FRASKR, D#|iuly Assossor A ColUctor, j24-4ln Itarelstoke Assortsment District. Open Air Rink W. G. Watson's open air rink is now open: Ice in good shape SKATING DAILY. SILKIRK LODGI, NO It, 1.0.0. F. Moots every Thurada' evening iiiOddl'olloWB VHall at 8 o'clock I Visiting brethren ooi 'dlai'v Invited to ai (and, It. MACDONAED, N.G. .1. MATHIE, Skc RE-OPENED! W. Fleming's Meat Market KIRST STREET. Orders for Hei-f uml Mutton, Poultry, Fish nml smell gooilB will receive prompt attention. WOOD YARD I lutvi- slni-ti'il ii periiinneiil Wood Yiird on Third street, Wilh ,nv pusl experience I hope to he in n, position to satisfy nil requirements of customers, Dry corilwood kept in stuck mid supplied in uny lengths nt reduced ni-ici's for dish, R. SAMSON. Richard' R. Copeland JOBBING CARPENTER AND CABINETMAKER Mantles, Shelving, Storm Doors, Jobbing Promptly Attended To Third Street Eiiat, Revelstoke Uto (, ,fcrJyrjprjFMW(®rjj.r^rWfaflfmrjp | THIS SPACE * RESERVED FOR HOBSON & [BELL . t|i^(|<i|.i|.t|ii|it|.t|^i|jt|ii|ii Important Notice!! SEVEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS beg to announce to the ladies and gentlemen of Bevel- stoke that thoy have mado arrangements with Walter Bewh, I'lini, It,, Dniggittt, and will bold daily demonstrations for two wettkH, commencing MONDAY. FEB, 5 regarding treatment of the Hair and Scalp. They respectfully invito everyone to call and consult with them. Come and see the Long, Beautiful Hair, grown by the use of the Seven Sutherland SlttenV Hair Grower and Hair and Scalp Oleaner. Canadian Head Office, 11 CollHirnoMtreel, Toronto, J. II. Bailey, Foreign Manager. NOTICE VTOTICE Is hereby given that Wung Quont is r\ nu longer Manager of the partnership Bra heretofore carried on hy ns the under signed ns General Merchants iu the City of Kovclstii.e under the Arm name of Quong Chung Leo, the said partnership having been dissolved this day. All debts owing losiihl partnership nre Ul lie paid to Wong Ming Tuck ut the former place nf business of said firm at ltcvolshike, and all claims against the said partnership are to be presented within ton, days (nxn the date hereof to the said Wong liiin, Tuck by whom (.he same will be settled. Wosn Hino Tuci WllNil Odono WONO WAU MAI OB, Witness; G.S. McCarter. Datwl this Mtli Decemlier, 1»K. IJaSI M. J. HENRY'S Nurseries, Greenhouses & Seed Houses VANCOUVER, B. C. IIKAIigCAIlTKIW KOH PACIKIC COAST GROWN"GARDEN, FIKLD AND Kl/IWKlt HKKDH. New crop now In stock and on test In our greenhouse. Ask your merchant for Ihriii In scaled packngos. If ho does not handle them we will mall M assorted, fa- packets of vegetable and flower seeds (ourowi. selection, suitable lor II, 0, gardens) for 11.00. Special urloos on your bulk seeds. P|l C. GROWN FltUIT AND OIINA- MKNTAt, TltKBS now ready for spring shipment ... ... . , Extra nice stock ol two and three-year Apple Troea at fel.00 per 100, IlkUM,per MOO 1 Hay nurd I'linns, ll.un each; Italian Prune, two. year fine. IM.'" per 100: Sugar Prune, two- year; line, KM ter 100. . Full list nf othor slock at regular prices. No oupenso, low or delay of fumigation or (Star, price your list ocfore placing your Greenhouse I'Uiu.-. Flor Work, Bee Supplies, Frull Packages, Fertlll-ers, etc ^CATALOGUE KHEE. Nl. J,~~HENRY WI0, WESTMINSTER ROAD, VArlCOl'VER, I, C, MISS GARVIN, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE Engagements accepted for At- Homes ofec. Theory Lessons a specialty. Pupils now enrolled for the new year. Alphonsus De Feo PROFESSOR OF P.AN0 Lessons 50c. Each. Given at Mr. Dominic Gnllicono, near Station. Music supplied at "At Homes" and J FANCY CAKES ! t AND CONFECTIONERY : II yon want thu above we can * supply you with anything ill this • llne.j • TRY OUR IVIIOI.ESOMK {White and Brown Bread* Soone and Buns : • — • • Dunces and Private Parties Catered To. • • Full Stock uf Excellent Camllea.l • • • i A. E. BENNISON, ! t 'Mncketixhi Avenue. • • • If in Wilt of Hay.Vegetables write for prices to -li | L.E. Griffiths ; [Malakwa, b.c. To Trappers Raw Furs Bought Gash Prices Paid F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Furs. SEE Wing Chung's newly imported stock of Chinese and Japanese goods The best assortment ever landed in Revelstoke of useful and ornamental articles: Tea service. " Flower Pota Plato.) Umbrella Stand. Haskot* I.unoh Ilaakela Cane Chair. Smoking Jacket* Handkerchiefs Silk Good., GOLD FISH Finest atook of candloa and fruits In town. Front Street, Revelstoke Jas. I. Woodrow, BUTCHER. Retail Dealer Inv^^ajjp. BEEF, PORE, MUTTON, Etc. Fish and Game in Season. All order, promptly filled. nlVELSTOKC, D. C, and King atreeta Bankhead Goal {0000000000000000000000000, J ! 9.00 8.50 Egg Size Delvered tove " Nut " Orders left at P. Burns & Company's Office will receive most prompt attention. |i 11 F. McCarty, Agent 14*444444444400044404*044 THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE. B.C. ■)9 PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE Victoria, Jan. 27.—The second reading ol the Dewdney Holief Hill on Thiirsdny gave rise to nil niiiiiiiiii'il debate. Sneaking thereon the Attorney-General remarked that, while the mcaaiirc was somewhat iinusintl, it wa, hy no mean, unprecedented, similar relief, though not quite to tho tame extent, having been grunted in other cases. Dewdney's predicament, moreover, was unique, their present condition being the result nf u Hood which had wiped out everything und Irom the disastrous effect, of which the municipality had never been nhle to rally. He pointed out that not merely the credit ol the municipality, but that of the province a, a whole, was at stake; and that it was in finitely better for the province to atsume tins responsibility than for the municipality to pass into llie possession of a few bond holders J. A. Maedonald (Rowland) objected to the bill on account of it, luring tlie assumption of a private debt, and urged the appointment of a com inittcc to investigate the mutter before any money wus paid out. Otherwise the door would Ik' opi'iinl for any amount i f municipalities wilh similar grievances. Henderson (Ashoroft) seconded by Cameron (Victoria) moved iu amendment that such a committee a, Ihe last speaker suggested should he appointed. Monro (Chilliwack) opposed Ihe hill, as the settlers hud already evaded a large amount nl tniati-jn. Oliver (Delta) again spoke in opposition of the bill. Hawthornthwaite (Nanaimo) ilii' not see what wa, to be gained hy delay. He favoured the province paying tho whole debt. On division the bill passed its second reading hy a vote of 20 to 13, and wa, ordered to committee for Friday. For the information of your reader, it may lie a, well to say here thut the Government', proposition in this ciuse i, to assume If 10,0011 of the debt und collect the remainder hy a special tax. A, long a, the debt stands again,! it, the municipality cannot be disincorporated, and it ia argued that Ihe method ol relief proposed is the best way out of an unfortunate situation for which the present administration cannot be held responsible, and which originally was, indeed, more directly attributable to a catastrophe of Nature than to any human sins of commission or omission. It i, alto pointed out that what the province propoie, to do in thi, instance i, frequently done in the financial world, where a firm or bank that is in ditticultie, i, aided by other banks or linanoial institution,, not at all Irom motive, ol philanthropy, but to steady the market and sustain credit. It would be poor business Ior the province, it ia pointed out, to allow a municipality to default and have the fact advertised, a, it could not help but be, in the great financial centre,. Friday', session was a brief one, much oi the time of the Home being taken up with the asking and answering of question, of a greater or less degiee of pertinence to the public interest—more frequently, it must be confesied, the latter. Brown (Greenwood) will ask on Monday lor a aelect committee of the Home, consisting of Messrs. Ross, Taylor, Young, Henderson and Peterson, to be appointed to enquire into an application, by Mr. John Elliot us counsel, for a fiat lor a petition of aight to try certaiu question, relating to the mineral claim "Pack Train." Oliver (Delta) will ask whether the Pacific Northern & Omiueca Ry. Co. has commenced construction of its line ol railway within the time specified by sub-ieetion (M) of section E chap. 56,1902. The Bill to amend the Land Act wa, introduced by Hon. It. F. Green, but no debate took place as yet upon it, The House adjourned at 2:30 p. in. until Monday. The Man in the Gaueky. of the A. it K. Charter hns now been started und no let up should hu made until success is attained. Everyone is interested in tlie tight. The whole country between Nelson iini! Revol- etoko is vitally nlicctcd, nnd the initiative which has been taken by Trout l.nko should be bucked up in every wny possible." NOTICE. VTOTICE is hereby given that thirty diiy ll after date we intend to apply to tho Chief Commissioner of Lands ami Works fur spocinl license to cut mid carry away timber from llio following described lauds. CommouciuK at a post marked Downum Lumber Co., Lui. N. K. Corner post, ,,'i miles north-west of Hanuock Point; thonco soutli 80 chains; westHOchaliiK; north Wl chains; oast Wlcliahis to point of coniinoiicomoiit. BOWMAN LUMBER Co. Ltd. .'torn NOTICE. MARCONI STOCK. The World Asks Pertinent Questions.' Referring to Munroe & Munroe and tbe Marconi stock their agent placed in British Columbia, the World says: "How did it happen that their lecturer, upon the occasion of hi, lirst visit, made it clear to the publio of the Pacific province that only a limited number ol share, would be offered here; and that after the first allotment had been disposed ol he come again and once again with lurther allotment, oi 'last shares' to be offered in B, C? Wa, the first slatemont as to limitation made lor tho purpose of stimulating tales of the stock? It was certainly incorrect, as later offers showed." A. AND K. RAILWAY. Protest Against Extension of Charter. The Trade, Committee ot Trout Lake It*, sent a circular to all Boards ol Trado praying for their immediate united support in conjunction with the local body in opposing the extension ol the A, & K. Charter, On thi, qiiettinn tho Review remarks : "Tbe agital ion againtt the ei tension NOTICE is hereby givon that, HO days alter dato, w„ inlet,,! to apply tn the Chief Cutii- iiiis-inuiT of Lands ntlit Works Tor ll spociai license to cut and carry away tin.li.ir Inini (ho following described lauds: Starting at a isist phintod ut tlio north wost corner ot R. Qlendeiuiing s preemption, situated ou the mirth side of tho Columbia Hivor about SU miles below Upper Arrow Lake and market! Y.C.L. Cu.'s Upper South West Comer Post, theuce mirth 111 chains, tliouce oast llll) chains, thenco smith 10 chains, theuce wost 16 chains to point of commencement. YALK-COI.CMIHA LUMBER CO., LTD. Na.u-i,, 11. ('., Dec. Kith, l'JUj. 121,1 MINERAL ACT. (FORM F.) CKItTIKICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS. Standard, Monitor, Yellow .laokol, Heather Hell, lieuver Fraction. Contractor, Winnebago, IX.I,. Fraction, II.X.L. Fraction, Iron Hill Fraction; Iron Hill,drllwlon' mack Hear. I'..VI.. rrai-llun, Iron Chest' Butte Fraction, Doivule Fraction Mineral claims. Sliuate tu the RevclslokoMlntng Hlvlslotiof Kiiutenay District, Where locatedi-At Standard Basin, lllg Uciul. Take liullee that I. II. Smith, Free Miner's Certificate No. Bss,T2;l, acting us agent for The Prince Mining and licvchipmeut Company, Limited l.luhililv, Free Miller's Cortlllcafo No. llsMHa, Intend, sixty days Iriilil the dale hereol t„ apply in the Mining Itccordcr Iur a (lentil- eale of Improvements, l„r tlio purpose ol I'l'leiiiiiia ii i t'.iiv.i Uraiitol Ihenhoveelainis, And further lake notice that action, under section 87. must be commenced holoro llie Issuance o( such Certllleato id Improvements. Haled this '11th day ul November, A.I)., HUB. It. SMITH. NOTICE. NOTICK ii- hereby given lhat the under- signed have submitted to the Lleulonant- tjovomor in Council a proposal, under the provisions of the "Rivera ami Streams Act," for cleariiiK and removing of obstt uol ions from Jordan Itivtr, West Kootenay, and for making the same III for rtifllug and driving thereon of log', timber, lumber, rafts and crafts, and for erecting and maintaining booms for holding, sorting and delivering logs ami timber brought down said river, and for al inching booms I n the shore of said river unit Columbia lllver for said purposes. The lands to be affected by Bald work are Crown lauds. The rate of toll* proposed to be charged arc such as may be fixed by tho Judge of tbo County Court of Kootenay. Dated the 9th January, 1906. RRVKLSTOKE SAW MILL CO., LTD. lOmlO YODO FUJI has reopened n RESTAURANT on McKenzie Avenue. Open Day and Night. First-Class Service 157t,c McKenzie and Martin THE GROCERS Dealers in FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON Vernon,B,C A Dealer who sells a man,,. "BUCK BRAND" Overalls is assured oi his good-will and future trade. They are Union made, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction and long service, Our othor lines equally as good aro SMOCKS UNDERWEAR. . . . WORKING SHIRTS MEN'S GLOVES.. For sale retail by all Dealers, Wholesale hy Wm. J. McMastcr & Sons, LTD., VANCOUVBB, B. C. "VTOTK'K is hereby glvou thai thirty days 1\ nfler dnlii I intend In apply to Iho Hoard of LIcoiisiiigCommissioners (,,r lho Rovolslokc Licensing District for u trausfer „( my license for tho tiiainl Fnlel. Kakusp, In Mnlcnlnii McCarthy, o( ltusehcrrv, II. C. iSlgnod) JOHN HECTOR. Hljaii 13 Gait Coal , $8.70 PER SINGLE TON Reduction inini,' fur lllt'gu iiu.-iiitilii's. Delivered to any part of the city. Order, left at tlie Lawrence Hardware Store, or ut Siiiytho's Tobacco Store, promptly attended to, "ALSO 200 Cords Wood WELL SEASONED $4 oo per Two-Rick Cord, J. G HUTCHISON, FIRST ST. YOUTHS and It's a grand school boot, a splendid fall boot, a great business man's boot. It fits like a glove, and i, a stylish-looking Iwot, too, as heavy boots go, being made from No. 1 qunlity box call leather with a heavy sole, it will wear like iron. For sale by all good retail shoe men, WHOLE8ALE BY J. LECKIE CO., Ltd., VANCOUVER, B.C. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR "KURTZ'S PIONEERS" "KURTZ'S OWN" "SPANISH BLOSSOMS" UNION MADE CIUAR8 MAUOFACTUni D l)Y Kurtz's PioneerCigar Factory 1148, Cordova St„ W, VANCOUVER, - • B, C. fonA> /N4JfuX> id tinuM So trULMAJ, tymnejv Saa* of 4, iUt atf/ of SkvmM^w(uie,uix^^ M^^^/W^r dry flu, /fal cuwtv. &t£u 01Wv&UAa, .yjutefuMorS *& REOPENED REMODELED Union ftotel Restaurant Mrs. McKitrick, Manageress. Open at nil hours. Short Orders tastefully served. Meal Tickets Issued. Rates Moderate GET YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE A large varicly of Glasses always kept in slock here Try a pair on f —wo guarantee a \ perfect lit. ifv i\ If j'on require anything in Jewelry ii is here for yon. .\ complete stock ^ of Ihe right class 'Tlof gfooiis, J. GUY BARBER, - Jeweller, Optician *W+M*+WW+AASHV+/+M</W^ LOANS NOTARIES'' SIBBALD & FIELD HAVE Houses and Lots FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF THE CTY INSURANCE COMOX COAL Scott & Potts sr Everything a gentleman wants in the line of tailoring. Our stock is new and up-to date. Pressing and cleaning promptly attended to. First Street, Opposite Union Hotel, Revelstoke. Maple Leaf Rubber Footwear Maple Leaf Rubbers are made from Pure Para Rubber, over all styles and sizes of footfonn lasts. They Look Well; Fit Well and Wear Well; Are Stylish, Neat and Durable. For Sale by all good shoe dealer::'. J. LECKIE CO., LTD., Vancouver, II. C, Selling Agents. THE CITY EXPRESS E. W. B. Paget, Prop. Prompt delivery of parcels, baggago, etc,, lo any purl of the City. Any Kind of Transferring TELEPHONE NO. 7. WAH CHUNGS Best Firewood in the City. Shipment of Chinese Canaries Just re* oelvotf - Prices from $2 to $5 oaoh Front Street, Revelstoke Trado mar kri and Copyrlghti obtained in all count Hen, PATENTS ■ obtained in all ci ROWLAND BRITTAIN, Registered Patent Attorney Mechanical Attorney and Kngiiioor, Boom H, Kalrllold: Block, timnvlllo hI.„ near P.O VANCOUVER, B. Q, A postcard will BOOUfO an evening appoint meat tor mono who cannot cull during tlio day i iini noi W. J. LICHTBURNE, Maimgor. NEWLY BUILT AND FURNISHED STRICLY FIRST-CLASS THE BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH BEST BRANDS WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS ARROWHEAD, - B. C. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium. UmliT the nt'iv management of II.miiiv McIntiihii, Hoffman House Rowland. mllK MUDHIAI, WATERS or Hal- JL oyon aro the most curative In the world. A perfect, niituuil remody for nil Nervous nud Muscular diseases. Liver, Kidney and Stomach ailments and Metallic PolBonln«i A suro cure for "That Tired Feontiff," Special rates on all IioiiIh ami Irains. Twi mails iiii'ivo and depait uvury tiny. Telegra h communication with all iniirla of the world. Tira»lS-$12 to $18 pur week, For further particulars apply to IIAltllY MdNTOHII Halcyon Hot Springs Arrotu Lake B, C. A ,ti .•!-■ ,'r,.-!-, ,t, ,-jh, ,t, .-r. .1*. .•¥. .i. iT, it, Ai it, i't, dU ,f, iti ,Tl if I iti if I iti if I tPTT >FtFtPTt''T3},TT$T t$Tt$TT$H$11 J' ty' f »JJI *Jf 'JJ,, IJt If 1JJ.I IJJI IJJ.I IJI IJ,I IJI I o The Leading Merchant Tailors Don't order a Suit because it is cheap. Order it *£ because it will be becoming, fashionable, durable and comfortable. The best is the cheapest. We make the ) I best. In making a Suit we give advice when wanted and J'. we accept advice when a customer desires to give it. livery now and then yon are confronted with the j \ question, " Who's Your Tailor"—• Crcsssman & Morrison, £, of course. Cressman & Morrison !i Aj iti rti iti iti iti iti iti iti iti iti it, iti iti iti it, it, ,t, ,t, ,t, it, ,t, ,t, ,fa a'■> *^t4?tjpTjpT^1piyTjpTjp-r|»Tj{tT^ IJI IJI iff tjl tjl IJJf tJJJl IJI IJJI IJI IJIIJJ, ^, if O it '('IIS' HALP-T0ME5; •% gZlriC-ETCHI/IGJ; 'v5lOXKssttn-j5'rV fAHCOUVER.BC. P. BURNS & CO. Wholesale and Retail .... Meat Merchants. Head Office, Abattoir and Cold Storage: «^5»^Oalgary, Alberta THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import direct from Country of origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. REVELTSOKE, B. O. HOTEL VICTORIA (Under New Management) ROBT. LAUGHTON, Prop., REVELSTOKE, B. C. First-clas accommodation for travellers. Best brands of Wines, Spirits, and Cigars. RATES $1 AND $1.50 PER DAY FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS Central Hotel a>. REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS. Newly built. First-class in every respect, All modern convenience* Large Sample Rooms. Rates $1.50 per Day, Special Weekly Rite,. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management ORIENTAL HOTEL^ suitably furnished with the choicest the market alfords, Best Wines, Liquors and Cjgars, Rates $1 a day, Monthly rate, J. ALBEET STONE, PROP. Queens ftotel COMAPLIX Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, Proprietor CITY LIVERY STABLES I lack Service to any part of the City at all hours. Rigs equipped for Sleighing Parties. First class Single and double Rigs. Express draying and Transferring. Saddle and Pack horses for hire. All kinds of job work undertaken. Wood for sale. Stable and Residence Phone 41 Hack Stand " 27 CHAS. W. TURN ROSS, ,Profii I&0©00000-0\M>0()-0000(>0000 I YOUNG \ I FOLKS I ^O^OfiOO^OOriOOOCvOOOOOOO THE ORDER OP THE SMILING FACE. We've formed n new socloty— "Tlio Order ol the Sinillng FacOl" An honored mcx-ber you inn.v lie, Fur every one may have a placo, Th ■ rules ray ynu musl novor lot Tho corners of your mouth droop down, For by iii.s habit you may got 'llio habit ol a silky frown. If playmates loose you, lot your eyes A bravo and mi rry twinkle show; For II Hi,.' angry tears nrlso They're very apt to ovorllow. II you musl pro, II o fur an hour, Ami if it se.ui n Inns, long Whllo, Remember not to pout und glower, Hut wear n bright nnd cheerful smile. The rules are simple, us you see; Make up your mind to ioin to-day. Tut on a smile nud ynu will lie An in-live member right nwuy. Till". BELFRY TOWER. "Tell in" a story, please:" begged the littlo boy, "Well, (ro to my desk and bring mo thai littlo picture in tlio gold frame." So the little liny brought the picture and climbed upon his father's knee, nml this was the story he heard: "This, laddie, is lho mlnlaluro of your most famous ancestor, your I i,v.'-p-eat-.;i-:'tii (-era ml father, Sir Roger T, niiiletoii. He was n brave and gnllant knight, and lived in in rry England in the time ol good Queen Boss, And when I was a little boy like yuu. laddie, thero wus nothing in all tho world I liked sn Well ns to lislen to thu stories of Lis many valiant deeds. "And often ho would look first nt thi.; miniature and then nt me, nnd say proudly lhat I had lho Toniplo- ton nose—the loiifr, aristocratic Templeton nose. Then 1 would dr, um of knights nml lists nnd tour- nnments, and tho bravo deeds of my ancestors. "And one day T thought of llie I Ifry tower In iho old church whoro my lather preached, 1 lin,I heard thnt tho nscent wns difficult, nnd lhat no one had attempted il for a long time. Hero nt lust wns a task worthy of valiant, longnosotl Teni- ;'. t( n! So lm tend of going nulling with llio boys, I slippod Into his study nnd took from ills desk tin- heavy iron church key, and hurried to the. church, which stood on a ' ly hill a littlo oul of lho village "I turned the key in tlm rusty I, ck, climbed the gallery stairs nnd opened the door ! 'ading to Ihcibelfry, Tho first two llights of stairs were , i '-. climbed, though tho way was dark and dusty, and, oh, sn dread- i illy slllll "Then Ihe stairs ended, and n long ladder 1, ,1 upward into the tower. Si mc ol lho rounds wero broken, and the win lo thing seemed terribly sh tky. For a moment 1 longed lu turn bnck; then 1 remembered my brave ancestors, I started tip lho Ind : r ■-J climbed It safely, and found myself in n liny room jusl below the I,' Then camo another short stairway, nnd nt last I had reached (he end of my Journey. And, oh, !. v.- rood it seemed to be out in tlie clear mr end bright sunshine once more! Aral how tiny the village li,'-, il, far, far below! 'Then I saw by the setting sun that 1 mint hurry flown if I wished to reach homo in timo for supper. So 1 started to go, bin turned back to- just en" moro look at the big bell, and nt that very mi,ment there i, mo o !,,,;,; crash from below. The ir tu i er, is old ladder had fallen, and 1 ".,- n prisoner in the tower! "I ib..-,■'. and called, but nn one heard me. Tie- sun went down, nml it bei nmi oulti dark In the belfry, Tho ''.i.i'- -ui.:- ut - ■ ■ by mi', und still I , rouch id beside lho 1 .' i"'!. hungry and , "l.i ;.- i ;i Igh • ne I "At last, Bhivn ' ■ with cold I ,: ; • down to (i. - liny r,.i m l II - bi try I' 'vo .'.mi. r thoro, ami I sobbed t rll lo sloop, and ,! ,.- ■ I thai • . -. ,; ■ fall ei 'i' mi o a-rid ,,n i, i-i,,,:'.. v..' and cat t i mi away-a . - - ■ •• I I at! tho whole tot illvo with hound, and slid ; and Ir, mblin in i, '.,'!.'-,I mom "The big hell mad I. ■:.' boom! I ■ Ail lho world seemed full of I "lloon ' boon I boom! ! i ln| p d my 1 ■:■''■• "' my ear; "Then it !■',-; I -'! for n moment, i • , '.. i- I ■! -.--, v, very (ninth-, I hoard lho cr; . II y lost! b y lostl t„ ■• I isl!' '!!i I, boom! bo ml boom! went ll -■ ', 1! again. "1 il rn la ' II stopp ,(|, nnd they heard my cries nnd 'nine with ,' . Is and a ladder, and took mo ei ' ly ilowi . nd ' in I, 'I inn homo. "In my in-,'!:' r's arms I told my ■ ■ ry My father i; itonod quietly, and somehow, wilh his grave eyes up, i mc, tho Inklnij of tho church k,-v Boomed anything hul a knightly d I ' When I had fu Ished, my lathor said, \er-,- stornlv, 'Thoro was ono virtue, ray sun, that your noblo an* r, • i, :„ valued even more than cuil- rngo, nnil Ihnl wns honor.' " The little boy gazed long and thoughtfully at lho mlnlaluro, "I'iip.-i. i ,ld li" "havo I ih, T"in- [,I, ton i " "No, laddie," said his father, "Your nose Is just ,n overy-dny- twonllcth-ccntury nose, nnd tho most gallon! deed you con do to-night Is to go straight up-slalrs to bed!" BAD KIDNEYS. Can Only be Cured Through the Blood. Had backs—aching backs—com( from bad kidneys. Had kidneys come from bad liluoil. Had blood clogs tho kidneys with poisonous Impurities that breed deadly diseases, And llio first sign ol that filial trouble is a dull, dragging pain In tho bnck. Neglect it, nnd you will soon have thn coated tongue, the pasty skin, the peevish temper, Ihu swollen ankles, the dark-rimmed eyes, and nil tint oilier signs of deadly kidney iii.-,'use. Plasters nnd liniments ran novor euro yuu. Kidney pills and backacho pills only touch tho symptoms—they do not i-nre. Yuu must got right down to the root and causa of tho trouble lu thn blood— nml no medicine in the world can do Ihls so surely as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, because thoy actually innku now blond. This strung, rich, now l.lnod sweeps Ihe kidneys cli-iin, drives out the poisonous m-itls, nnd heals the deadly Inflammation, Thnt is the only wny to rid yourself of your backacho and have strong, sound kidneys, Mrs. Paul St. Onge, wife of n well known contractor at St. Alexis des Moots, Hue., says:— "I suffered for upwards of six years from kidney trouble, 1 bail dull, ncn ing pains across (lie loins, and a', times could hardly go about, 1 lost. flesh, hod dark rims below my eyes, and grow more wretched every day. I was treated by different doctors, but with no apparent result. 1 dis- puired of regaining my health, and wus becoming a burden to my family. I wns iu a deplorable condition when ono ol my friends advised mo to try llr. Williams' rink Tills. I begun taking Ihoin, and after using throe or four boxes, I began to fo3l better. I continued tho treatment for nf-nrly three months, when every r-mon who proies Unit Sunlight Soap conlaina any injurious chemicals or any loimoladiilicralion. is equally gocd wilh hard or soft water. '^'^^^^^ If yoa use Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way (follow directions) you need not boil nor rub your clothes, and yet you will get better results than with boiling and hard rubbing in the old-fashioned way. As Sunlight Soap contains no injurious chemicals and is perfectly lOUF 1110116/ fBlllllflGi. pure, the most delicate fabrics and dainty silks and laces may be -yiheoWer from wi™ you Uiy washed without the slightest injury. Lover Brothers Limited, Toronto Sunlight Soap if you find any cause for complaint u« er or less distances from the reservoir in question. At first his project seemed doomed to failure, ns thero oxlstcd between .leru.'iiiletn nnd the springs from which the water was to he derived a high chain of hills, over which it would be Impossible lo convey the. water. It was thjrcforo determined to open n passago for tho water through tlm solid rock. One of (he Siraeh 1USS. dating from this period slntes in this connect ion: "Ileze- Klall fortified his cily by bringing wnter therein, and he bored through the solid rock by means of bronze, and ho collected tlie water in a reservoir." Recent explorations have enn!,led symptom of the trouble iinil vanished!"'is predecessor of Ihe Simplon to nnd 1 tins again a well woman. I bo thoroughly idenllllcd. It is said feel Justified in saying I believe Dr. to bo the Shilonli tunnel by means Williams' Pink Pills saved iny life." of which wuler was brought down Now blood—strong, pure, rich from n source to the east of Jorusa- bliioil which Hr, Williams' Pink Pills!loin and poured into llie Pool of Si- make, cures nol only kidney troublojloum, mentioned in the Bible. This but a host of other ailments, such,conduit is "liii yards long. Tin ns anaemia, indigestion, rhcunia- distance, ns the bird Hies, between tism, orysipclns, St. Vitus dance, lo- tho two mouths of the tunnel Is nlso comotor, ataxia, paralysis, nnd tlie only .'It'.u yards, which proves that | secret ailments women do not liko to tho work wns not oxocutod In n per- [ talk about, oven to Iheir doctor. fectiy straight lino-duo doubtleSB to Hul only Um genuine pills ran bring ij,0 difficulties which the engineers j health and strength, and theso hax-o'encountered in their task, which for tho full iinmc "Dr. Williams' Pink ■,,,,, ,,,.,-!,,,]_ was „( „ really raarvol- I'iils for Palo IVnple" printed on tha ]ovjg nature wrapper around each box. If your | ',,-,,.,,' ,',„/ wm.k wnfl con)mcnccri denier docs nnl keep die genuine pills ynu can get llieni by mail nt fill cents a liux or six boxes for 82."»0 by writing The llr. Williams Medicine PERSONAL GOSSIP. Some Co., Urock\ Hie tint. AFRICAN RAILROADING. Engineering Feats Called for Construction ci Now Lino. An That lho work was commene from both ends of Ihe tunnel is not Lui,, only proved by the inscription, but ' nlso by tho l'ni-t that lho marks of tho boring tools, picks, etc., may still bo seen, nil bearing in opposite directions. The direction of llio tun- Inel wm- altered several times during : the constructli n thereof, ns thero ,n are several shell galleries, which v. re evidently abandoned as soon us n^■*^_^____ II viis noted il,nl Working wus be- In Um construction ot he Anin- , do„ „ 0, ,,.,, Tho ,,„„, 0, helt-Dulterworll, railway In Capol,,* t , ,g „„,„„„, wi„, tho Colony, unusual difficulties hnd \ bo surmounted, nocovdlni "Pall Hall tlnzette," nnd thu result ,„,.,, |n „.,„, |)V „,„., ,„,,,. ,,, .„ '".' Ir'!" "" engineering poinl ol ;_..,.,.. |n ]; , jlt_ morc or Icsi, .,,, view, one „i he most remarkable „,, ,.. . ,.dnoss u, ih„ ,lH.k. railways in ox,stMice. Alter passing t ,.,. , ,, ,, ini through Uu; Kcl I lis the lute winds m;, .. . . . „ :, : around am, her hill, and then, nt n , .,,.,„ ,,, . ,,.,,. „,,, lhcsc ..., lower level, goes under its own ,||.., n : . .;,|;. ,.,..,, track, riiis portion of the ra.lwn . Rml,, , ,:. . ,.. , : , is known us lho '-spiral. Al i, • . .,, ,,_ , - , . other poin- the lino Hat Is along .ii(V ,„. ., ,,,,. , , , . ,h" bonk ol iho Mangulu River lor nm .. ,.,.,,. , r rivn] ,■ , two ltiiles, nnd then doubles I ., - „-« Interesting Notes About Prominent People. Lord Roberts is able to endure a fast so prolonged that most men would be inenpacitated by it. He eats very sparingly nl all times, and always of the simplest kinds of food. The Queen of the Netherlands believes in early vising, notwithstanding that sho has not a great amount lo do. She has been accustomed to be downstairs by half-past seven of n morning ever since sho was a little child. To be llm possessor of a distinct peerage in England, Scotland, and Ireland is a rare honor. Only lliree nobles Clin claim it. One of them is tho Duke of Abcrcorn, who recently celebrated his sixty-seventh birthday, and the others are tlie Marquis of Lansdowno and the Earl of Vei'ulnm, Lord Ashbourne, who is now sixty- eight yours old, has been Lord Chancellor of Ireland for twenty years, having risen from a practising barrister with romarkablo quickness. Entering Parliament in 187n ns member for Dublin University, ho wns appointed Attorney- General for Ireland in 1877, and in 1885 got his Chancellorship and his sent in tho Cabinet, which he lias since continued to hold uninlorrupt- il,e tunnel Igrcn from llvo-cl ' igreatesl care, and lho working t vary 10 "b° '"„-ei,,,!its of n yard l,o one ^^^^^^^^ Ihen I I for a mile and ,: half, sn thnt, after levering liner, and a half m ' tho train is rei Ily i n!j hall o i lo to tie- (.end. This • ■ ■':"i! Is called I "zig-zag," and, with the spiral unique in South flfi-lca. Al the Kei heights tho route Is thr ugh cuttings or on embankments :- me idea of i's extraordinary chai may bo formed frum tho -'■>' : thnt in olghtcon miles Urn lino fall, or rises, lo lho extent of 1.' 4- NO DOUBT ABOUT ROBT. BOND'S CASE HE WAS CURED OF HEIGHT'S DISEASE BY DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. Doctors Said There Was no Hoyie For Him But he is a Well Man Now. A LITTl.i; TYRANT. • - 1',1'AI TV ! 01 n i.1-' EARNINGS. in{ : . • [nl l.on- r i un easily into lady who mo ill oino out of the o pay £1,200 a yen a house in lho ' . .'. ■ I .:!.. Shi m itioi . : -. onIs aro e| i - - ■. a lady I ono you, , ■ ok n" -4- NAUTICAL CLOCK. The clock in tho tower of Ihe New Novnl College nt Durtinoiilh, England, which will ho opened shortly by llie King, will mark lime as kept on board ship, striking eight, six, four bells, etc., and will be tho only clock of it's kind in England. Known to Thousands — Ponnoloo'. Vegetable Plus riigulatu lho action ■>! tlie Docrotlotia, punly tlio blouil nnil keep tlio stomach tniuhmveh (ri-o from dclutorloU8 mutter. Token according lu direction tlm.v will overcome dyspepsia, oradlcnto biliousness, nml leave tlie digestive organs lieiillh.v und strong; to perform llieir functions, Tholr merit* nro well-known tn tlunisanils who (mow ny experience h,,w honcllclal tliiy ti.o in giving tune to tlio sysoii:-.. "Whnt docs Freddy like lo play?' asked the culler. "Freddy," repi'od popu, "likes to play whatever gomes mamma nnd 1 decide are too rdtigli for him,". Yea, II Is humiliating to liavo n Bklncoverod ivilh (,„il ornptlon i. It ii painful, too, Why not end the tronllli, rail mitoi-o your iikiu to its natural (iiiriiu.-u wilh Weaver's Cuiiitcl Mario—"Why is Mr, Puffer in such n hurry to marry Maud?" Arthur —"Ilo promised her he wouldn't smoke while they wero engaged." M.-tuly f.trongtn ana Womanly Beady ilopeiid on purity „l tlio blood, iinil much o( tint purity depends on perfect kkltioy Altering, It these organs nro ili,oisc,Liin,l will not porlonn their functions, man will nook in vain (or strength anil woman forboanty. Kmtli American Itldtioy Curo drivos out all Impitritlea through llio body's "filtorori"--ropairo vvoik sp.iti.—Id, Dolly Swi(t-"Odd, Isn't il?" Sully Gay—"What, dear?" Holly Swift— "Why, Unit lho moro a girl blushes llie more a man admires her cheek." Tii,, heat ol llicTntrlc. (a-tta ro y clieelc., Iltilics away tho energy. "Forrovim" h llio hoittonic to liraoeyou up, It atinnilatea llio i y -tem. It mak03 tho weak atraiig, ltlaploas- ant to tako. All druggists toll it. "This seems like a pretty healthy country," said the tourist. "What disease do must people die of out here?" "Well," replied the Western native, "you might call it kleptomania, hot we got a different nnino fur it." There is no tyrant lik baby, Tho temper isn't due to oi inal sin: the littlo one sill i Hum the rest of lho family, tie ^^^^^^^^ doesn't know what is the matter- PASSING OF PORRIDGE, thev do. But baby ne, d • ' — longer than It ii,!.-- ! , mako him Makes Way for the Better Food of well, if the mother will give him Baby's Own Tabh I 1 ■ on ■ the tender gums and brh the to through paluln sly ai ■ I Mrs. (' I'm.tin'! . ' I .Man Mount Brydges, (int., Nov. 20.— Spec al).—That Dodd's Kiilm-Y Pills curo Height's DIseaso completely ant! permanently hits been clearly shown in tbo ease oi Mr. Robt. Bond, a well-known resilient of this placo. Mr. Bond does not hosilato to say lie owes his life lo Dodd's Kidney Hills. ".My attending physician," Mr. Bond :■;,;',-s, "said I was iu the Inst :■';,;.■ s ,,!' Uright's Disease mid that thoro was no hope for me. I Ihonlaway. commenced to uso Dodd's Kidney I Pills ami no other remedy. I usodj Old Farmer (tending thrashlng- in nil about twenty boxes when my. liuichine, to applicant forjob)—"Ever doctor pronounced me quite well. I dono any thrashing?" Applicant have hnd no return ol the trouble I (modestly)—"I um thu father of scv- since." lenteen children, sir." ["right's Diseaso is Kidney Disease ■ worst form. Dodd's Kidney Itching, Burning Skin Dis- i .. cure It. They also eases Curod for Thirty-Five, : lor forms of Kidney lOonts —Hr. Agnow's Ointment re- Complaint, j lioves in 1 duy, nnd cures Tetter, Rn't f—■ ■ IKheuni, Scald Head, Eczema, Bar- lllotches and nil The ("rick in tin. Buck.—"One touch of nature niiikes the whole world kin." sines the poet. Hut what about the touch u( rheuillnlisui nml lumbago, vvhieh is so common now? Thorn is no poetry in that, touch, lor It renders life miserable. Yd how delighted is tlio sense nl relief when nn npiilii'iitloil of lir. Thomas' ICclocti-le (iii drives puin Tlioro is nothing etjuals it. The Ei,,n "f (he Hellenes- general-, ber's Itch, Ulcers, cndi somo part of each summer eruptions of the says: "Somo mo I girl's health In :am so bad e.!. v ry anxlo n Betl ■!' Day. . , ; foi I He, On'., , on of no small | significance t" roui it up' on the I l^^^^ftmtinucs I in a pli-asanl way. He turns I'arm- ■ ..iks as hard as though ho a 1 - r He can plough n . . ,i i,ii,,I corn—in short, ,,. j, .■ ,., goil •: from start to fin- i ■ . ., though it --.,-! • his i It M ■ . Krupp, win hns for ■ -■ - been Un- real bend nnd That's whal any woman is alter a hot cup of fragrant •i3Sawstsxisai»SSt,i4 " '•' ■"-"^<&itoE!^^%SI3®K2L? It chases awny that old tired fe I iij and fills her with new llfo. Sn Delicious too. O.ily one best ten. BLUE RIBBON'S IT. FaElBSS TO ■'ST'OXT! r-rnil HI jmir i Ulnjiu -•) [-i"i! •M/.i il iim "ill rwaitt ttii'l IH *1IiItiIi!.i. lOtir IVOd uiitf-ifi l/fl, ii-i n nn ai-i-nrii ii, ■ |Minrl mn- ^^^^^—t—^^—.^ iliuiUof 11,-il AlmitlMlnin. niiniiutiln t in i-,>!.iiir», hi.,1 •mbimixl witu ihu itunn Mom i i -..-*.," i u-. Tiny hm liitiiier ami tougbin iluii iriii.'-iiiei uiii.ift ,uia >a lllltall. WC TRUST YOU- NO MONEY REQUIRED, Pi-tl tlio El nrLlrlm at tfoant* IHh, irmklnii Sl-'ll xltu'cttlifr, "tiu-li (orniiril ton*, nnd wn trill mu I V" at 0IW6, in ,i r< vunl, a Mutfn lie -m I.nv. r Wftti li. miiiaiiU-ril (ui 1 .v'iir.,ui (,iii,'i i-r«sniiitiof iiifth-nluctJtwdlaryi wimiii nm ran ,oiucl from our ilm. COLO & 00., No, 2, Hm Watch House, Dolamero Orosoont, London, w„ tryjimitl, .„K£Tl "liACHWE CO t nRPBIILTOH OHT. Hill—Did you ever notlco how many tall nii?n you moot in a duy? Tom- No; but I've ol'U'ti notiral how many short men you moot whon you want a luuu. There nre a numlior of varieties of corns, llolkuvtiy's Corn Oliro will ro- intivu any of them. Call on your druggist and get a 1-oitlc at onco, Mr. Binks—Tho fools ure not a" dead yet. Mrs. Binks—I'm glad of it, dear. 1 never did look well in black, Loss nf FlMhi cough, nnd pain on tlio chest may not mean cniMtiiiiiitlon, hut aro btul hIrih. AllciiM Liiug ll.tl.-am l.i.iiieui auJ hnals .tlta couali: Not a grain uf opium In it "Ho Kays his wife is largely responsible for his business success.'' "Well, she has certainly made it absolutely necessary fur him to earn more money." 8pjochl353 and Paralyzs-l—"I bad valvular (lisea-io uf tlio liuart," wiltfli Mra, J. S. Qoode, of Iroro, N.S, "1 HUlTorod terribly anil was ofton Bpoochloaa and paralyssod, Ono d mo of Dr. Agnew'u ('nro for tlio Hoart gave ma rollef, and boforo t flulaltodonobotUo 1 tfaaable ti-gm a bout. Tci-duj' ] mu a itell wmn.ui.— -i? Howitt—"Who is that torrlWy homely wonmiiV" J owett—"That's my wife." Hewitt—"You haven't looked to see which one 1 menu." Jowett—"I don't need to." Praetioil Every day (.oisorti on FARM ACOUMTS- rOr750, |109t llll'J FAHM PUB. House, Hot 125, (Thttthai'i.Ott OHENILLE 0URTAIN3 tn J all kind* of houne Uuuik-gB, alio 110! CURTAINS "^y Writ a to ill annul, join. HtTIIHAHIB10ANBVaiNQC0.,8flit4J,y»nt;3ci D. H.BA3TEDO&CO. -FUnMANUFACTUKEU- TIZ a.fT IIhh^ lovontn LAWKS' AND MKN'S YVVL AND FUR- UN ICD COATS of ovoi v kind. I'.vai-vtliln;: hi Fura at ol.-.-© urieen. THIS TUADK HUP- PL11SD. Koud for catalog RAW FUV.8 WANTED. 8EKD FtII PRICI LIST IjUfiM VOU SALR-100 ACKB3-N.T5 hi 1 10,0011,8, Tp. luylmm: nsarly all oleuod: U mil b.'ivk liou.ti; fiuitio Ij.iim, good mrlitinl of uxcoHont finit: iiiivin-Ltiliiij; 'j'.iij wu.l; ut>3- novtion nt mice: only |2,4Da.()iii $.>t)3.(hi iIjwh : bat* awe un time: thUiia raro ulunce, i'., further particulara, write to D. MeAlplne, iM RIobiuoua i-1rt»it, l/.iiuinn, Out. «-f»-f»+»-fW-f«-f»-f»-f»+O-f0*»- 4- A" ERS ! T Wo aro appointing ono druggi.it or agout y rr isiorory t'lwnor viiTayoall over (Vunvlaf-ir T ■*t tliHK.iio of onrroinoliw, Wotreit luceeta- tf '0 fully Horsoe, Cdttlo, Sheep, Hop ,ml I '± Poultry, Yuung Colta with naval ami joint X X dlooaso, Y ^ Our Free Ad»Ico ind Coupon Syst-.-m w ■)t( trill Interest you, Write for'114 of reme- +• 4- dioa and nearest aaonoy, Nasfcwk-bioM-Jitr 0 h nm kimw too muen aluut tbo dl.tu.i-io.> his ^. a aid mala nro enbjoct tu. ^ QThfl VBTBRIMARV SPECIALTY CO., Llmlfotf 4- ir 630 DUNDAS ST„ TORONTO, ONT, O Hlonmch llfih pfl'.SS Me t Clear nervous Iowner of Ihe huge Krupp works, In ^ jdtMi *:: ■ ■ ■ tho ricl esl nnd and sulTorod sn murh lhat wo riH|„, V' "Tn" ■' ''',* ' "< young women In the "Urld . ■-. - nut know tvhnl lo tin ' , I!", Ill le .. 1(1 I II , .1 I I negon to nil I - further Irouhlo -lho I I,--.' nf health, thank I to llie 1 an lets." llio ' turo nil III-- minor nf child :.■.--,, Ih n ther nnd rhll.l 'l,,,--. ,,!'., . do : md tl nnol I- ,! Iim in Try them nnd wl u ' i thi '■ ne no [' -o-tr i . , ,,. ,. , little one. S I,v nil ni', ' ., byma|| B| ,,-,,,, ;, , , ,,y I result hn, ,-,„.penantod Ml urilini! the In- Willi Mod - i in Co., Ilrock, llio, iml ■ it Ives of load for my hu»band, «-h i I ad bo i lie llltd „( shlpri, nnd ..... ll tell, . ' ''I'lelllly ,y I ■ i , anj : 10(1 '.' Kill! remained an weak nv^^E^ (treat Riini and I o Hole !■ ' , lioodl tl! i ■ pnmonnH Ml. P. H ■ '■ ,.,',, ;,,'- tross, hn . be I ion SH!' ' ' ih 1,1 ,-1 to- i At the lunir of afternoon ••,,, ANCIENT ENGINEERING. Bor?d Tunnel, Similar ti Simplon, 2,600 V- ir; A-, . I i:lni Jul.ill.',- ,-. .1. ii ■■ <■■■ , • ■ I ii ,1 2,BOO years as i corl tin Id tin w en glnoors (in die lime of Kin j 11, /■■• Kinh) oxecnted exactly lho ciui,- kind of work which wa, carried out In the Hlmplnn tunnel, though perhupn On n nli(;lii|y Bmaller BCOlt, Boy, Hi" Scientific Ale": li nn. ' Dr. Ilorlholnt, n profossor at lho University ol llnsle, li the Rontlo- man tvho claim, lo have mado thi, il,: eovcry, Tl n Jowl h record state Hint King llezo-Klah, or 10/oUlrm, Who relgflotl nl .lerimnlem 727 11. IJ., v.'nfl rniu-li troubled al, the bad Htnle of the wnier supplied lo tho people ol that city, ill! accordingly had n vnsl reservoir mndit at the gates of the cily, to which water wan led Irom various springs lying at grent,- uiih nine !"d nbout him ' I down on ■ landing ^ ■ . I In tho onn month I eaten tlrnpo-Niits ho 10;of 1 I havo callod to pounds I n'. ' ' ■ . , . ■■ f.,r your rnpl'dl - i"' irnlng '•■ a co-opera i ity play" I'e.ls liko n new mm | ■ ,,,,l. |..,,; -ni Clrnp ■ ■■ '■ the clouds to tl an better (or It, Our little .", , ., ,;, ,, ■ u ,,,.. ,flJ | hoy, who used to suffer from pains I ,, ... .. ■. | , the T nkin. It is soothing and quieting nnd acts like magic in the cure of all baby humors. UDc. A HANDSOME SOUVENIR. The Grand Trunk Hallway System havo isKiini n beautiful set of jil.iv- liifj cards which contain fifty-two views of seene.-i on their lines, re- produced In half-tone engravings/-an illustration on the face ol each card. Thn stock nl which the cards nro inini,- Is 111 - host that enn lie obtained lor tho purpose, prepared liy a watorproof pr ss by the well known I.mil li Drill of Goodall k Sons, London The backs contain a handsome ii,- i-'ii beautifully lithographed In eight color!; The cards have gold , dgi and aro neatly boxed, Th iy nro for salo bj nows agents on Grand Trunk trains, nnd al the ne«:i stands und tn ii-.,- nn Intorcstlng souvenir nut only for one's homo bill to send In dlti.n,t friends, "Von have '-pinned me!" lu? cried bittoi'ly "I Will ,;o inlo the busy world, I will fight end win, My name Bliull bo known nnd my riches led I'lien, whon you havo dono Mini," she Interrupted, "try ino again." ',.' tach after catl g tho old . , .,. ■, ,, ,|,. ,.„,;■, , ,,,,,, hi i p irrldgo, h« i n i moro .,. .......j j.. ,, ,:i ,,, p |„ Irotibln since ho nn ' i n '" M"'- ij,,,.. lfcn ,|,nl,.,| |,,,,. charming Nuts, and T havo no more doctors n| , . rll„ , |1M, , ,., .y nlok- l.ili to pnj I ir him. "Wo use Clip" Nuts with only swoel , ronm, nnd find It i ho mo il tasty dish in our bill of faro, "l.nst Moii,l,y l nie I toaspoonfuls ol Ornpo Huts nnd cream for lirenk fast, noiliiii!; else, then sot lo work nnd got my i nn.en work Bone by b o'clock, nnd lelt less tired, much stronger, than if I had mado my breakfast on moat, nolatoos, etc., ns I used to. 1 wouldn't bo wlthoiil Orapo-Niito In tho house lor nny money," Name plvcn by Poslum d, , iiiitl.lo Creek, Mich. There's n reason, Itniil UlO llllln llOOk, "The [load lo Wellville," in pkgs, ,' i . i| ni,', who ei lho ' /i ouni i i ' i Inl oi i her hon , "' -i, from l"' late fathor, in ,l i' In suid Hint, the i ni peace i egotlallnn were greatly duo to her ItiDuenco on her brother, Tho Grand linehess, who is now twent; throe yenrs of nge, wns married four yoara net, 1(1 n lllslntil eoli'ill. I'rlllt'C Peter, fluko nl Oldenburg Sho llvos in HI I'elernbiirgi end Is very at* Inched lo il," Empress, nml ulso to tho (: rn ml Duchess Sorgo, "The Princess nl Peace" is nl to n nl ice of Queen Alexandra, whoso gonllo na- tuie i,lie nhnros, Ci....'U(tr ,.:* ,: ^fHiiM . .: -A>''-i'.- A Sol] ml llenti.-'I'lie ^^^^^^^ liie ivl'ieii liiifi'fneas men ol lit., , liny urn const rnincil lo live indKO ilrnnglita upon their vitality liirjiiv ,let- liiniiilnl to tlieir heultli. ll In' onlv l,y llm most tjirefni trcatmont tlm't tliuy nro lllilo t„ keen Ili.-insnlvi-.s nlert nml unlive in tholr various calling*, Tunny nl lle.".i know tlie value of l'ur- meloo'H Vogetablo Pills iu roautatlng tne stniiuii-li nml consequently Keeping the head clear. Mistress (to new scrvnnl)—"Thero an) two things, Mary, about wbien I am very very particular, They j are truthfulness nnd obedience." Mary—"Yes'm, mid when you tell mo I to say you're not in when a person j culls thai you don't wish to see, | which is it to be, mum—truthfulness 01' obedience?" RHEUMATISM AND PASAIYSIS.' Their complete home euro. Post free to readers of thi3 paper. For limited period only. j A handsome Illustrated treatlso, giving full description ci Hhoumatium nml Paralysis, with Instructions Iur n cotn- pleti! 'lioniu ciii*,', describing the inest succusslul treatiuetit in the world, recommended liy (lie Ministry nnil onders- cd liy iiieiliiuil mon. '1'liis liijilily in- atrucilvc hook \an written hy IV. 11. Venn, ii r-eiillGitian ivi,,, lms nnol. a Study i,f llnsii ill-eases. Tlie ini'Inc. is liy a. (rriuluiilii nf (he University nl Wuruburg. Ki-inl postal tn-iluy and ynu will rucolvo the tmok freu liy return.— Aililresu, 'I'liu Venn Drue Co., U-l King St, il'cst, Tciontu Mrs. Tl.—"I nm told that you allow your husband to curry a latchkey. Mrs. I!.:—"Yes, hut It docs not lit thn door. 1 just let him carry it to humor him. Ho likes to show it to his friends, and niuko thorn think ho is independent." Tin -fllmey ol nickle'a Antl-Cnsuinp- tlvo Syrup In curing cough, und cnhia mul iineeiihr iulliiiniiiGilicii nt tlie lin,*-, ran hr established hy liunilrt-ila ol trsli- uiiinlalti In,in nli s,,ris ,u,l condition, of men. It is n stnmllt.'il leimlv in llii-se nilnienta am) till nfToctlon, o( thu throat nml lungs. It is lil^hiy t-ei-oin- inciiili'il l,y modlctii, vendm-a, l,e,i.'i,„ tliiy km,v.- nnil uiijirccliitu ila value us u curatlvo. Try It. Jllss Howler (who sings)—"That gentleman who you just, Introduced inn to suid hn would give nnythln^ if he hnd my voire. Hy the way, whut business does ho follow?"- l-'riend—"lie's an auctioneer," fliuliglit leap il .ctter than other IM-*, tut li Uat ni.» mi ia t.. Iiillgkt way. Buy fiaubglit 6oaj aud follow iinotuuu, PHEOIOUS CROWNS. The lightest of Kuropenn crowns Is the State crawn nf (Ireat Britain, Which wns mnde f«r Uiiecn Victoria. Although It weighs only 2 Its. 7 or*.. Its value Is $1,MM,IN. One enormous snpphir, cam, from the signet of Edward tho Oenfessor. In tlie Pepe's Ireasuro lnus, are two crowns which are value* at I2.MI8,- 000. Ono of them wa, th, gift of Napoleon to Plus VII., and contain, the largest emerald In the world. Tho other, the gift of Queea babel- la of Spain to Plus IX., weight 8 lbs., and Is worth $1,000,000. Algernon—"You must not think, dearest, that because you art rich and I am poor I am trying to marry you on account of your money." Gen«rl«tn»-r"ilifhot, are you after n po'a?'1 Remington Typewriter NEW MODELS NOW READY Every model "f Romiiijtt m Itypowrltir Imi been a Ruooeu. 't'haro never waa a Itomiiiirtiiii failure. 'DIE M.W MODBIrS ropronont tlm ram and nibntance of all Renttugton .uettt*- plus SO roara of oxnorienco in typow iltor kildhiK. ' Wo will In) pt.tl to liaio ynu call at our nflieo ami neothn now in"l«U or aonl f >r lllii-tnt'iil bouklt.t describing tlm n.v.v features, Remington Typewriter Co. 93 Ailolatrla St, E.. Toronto, danaril AN'niiVKItVWIIBllK. Tho fact that Homo was not built lu n day is a rourco of much comfort to tlio lazy man, Do nnt ilclny In gutting rciiot tor tho little (Oiks, Alotlicr Craves' Worm Bx- teritiiinitoi- la n plciinuiit nml sur. i-tire. II you love your clilhl why do ynu let it eufior when u rumody Is ao near ut IniliilV There is some hope for a man win knows that ho Is a fool, nnd tries to keep tho knowledge to himself. Imitations Abound, lint Itt.ijt upon -ailing llie genuine, "Tlio n 41," Moattnl Plaitar. It ll'.ll.l,, ,:l lho (,..(,1 y,l lis. It euro., ndio! nud pallia quicker ih.oi any plustor. Tho reputation of your ancestors won't do you much good when you nro looking for employment, Twltohy Hueoleo and Jlorplessmrss. - Th. lie,,»loin limit liikuu., that u-tllu, uu a nan or wmniiii whose n.rres ar. sliatteroil bj dlnoiKO oau Cu ,t he I'icluiisl la coutrnst with ft piillatit who liol beiei III tlie "doptba" anil ha, lio.ii dro-s.d Irma tbain hy«„ittli Aiaerlo-ui Nor- ,lu.. (l/jarno Wobstor, „l Parost, Out., ny u "I ow. ivy llio to It. KverytUiug olio fulloi to •ur-,.-—ii ALL AROUND ATIII.,ETE. Aid W. Anker Simmons ol ltenley- im-Thaini'S town council has justne- complished a remarkable feat, near the famous roach of tho Thames at Henley, England. Ilo Walked, ran, cycled, rowed, and then swain 200 yards all under eight mlnutos. As Mr. Simmons Is 43 years of age, tho lent is all tho more noteworthy. Cash or Cure - If ShiWi's ConRireption Cure fail, to cura your Cekl «r Cough, you got hack all you raid ler il. You lie ,uie el a Cure oi &»Cuh. 11 it wasn't a wire cure, liii, oSei would notbenMe. Can coytliaj be laiier ? 11 you hive a Cold. Cough, or any JIkiu ol the Throat, Lungs« Air Pauago, by SHILOH - I j,, ' I5c. par hoUle, All dala, guaranlw it. ISBUE NO. 4.7-OB.
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1906-01-30 |
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Revelstoke (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1906_01_30 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | f2d12c6e-2acd-462e-955c-9db8ae43029b |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310700 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
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