,'!' f*7 *Kl*#*&������ fl ] J "*" H ������1 -T . " ' ' <\ '��������� ������������������ 7; ���������' ID; _A_ : ZBZ^IPIP^r ,������? thought Might'.,Strike,, You /<������* .to; come" in and inspect'our Christmas stock before nia'k- - ing your purchases,. \ '*, Suitable; and PreUy. Presents "'Furs*-* - ���������/ , / Silk Handkerchiefs,/ '^Bloiises'V;/ Neckties 7 " \ Dainty Shoes.* y' for'Ladies and Children iL-aoe Goods " ,r; ^Everything'suitable in - 'Dress Goods ��������� .. ���������;.''POCBRIBSr,. y ��������� _l ^ ' ' 2. '' ' 4 ' ' A compleUystock''in'\vell chosen'Vtiriely ; Men's Fiiphishings f v ~t v- r -ry^r "s ' it" -Hats. Gloves,-. Ties,. Shoes'' for!��������� Christinas' If. ." I' v <��������� V * - , x I -. ��������� Oui;. idea is'yt'o sellr only what > pleases,.and if treatin<-' vou ri*>'ht willi-holcl -your' trade; -we are -at -'* * Your service."'~.'~ ". ~ T'" 7*':' . ~ 7 "7 " H Taylor Bros: & George, Limited YOD. PROMISED YOURSELF AN' OVERCOAT This FalL Don't pin il off too late and catch col'd. And do not buy a cheap, shoddy one. They never look well. T."l u������ iniike yon a coat that vvill please you. We can do it. , Fashionable Tailor. Preparations for, the 7Lumber .Industry. , ' Busy limes"in Prospect. ' The prospects of A i row head , never looked - better than today aiid tins i in poi tint ( 'junction, 'of lake and rail trallic is(,takin������ a new-lease of life and energy J.'- Literate ia here, there pieScint.Uive of yin ,611 teiprise fraught with gie.it benefit not, only to Arrowhead but to the whole of North Kootenay. Messrs.,* Ludg.iVo bnvo become well known through ' their extensive lumbering opeia'tions on Pugot.'Sound aiuriy the plucky and determined light, pub up by, 'Theodore L litigate'for 'the inillsyte at Deadniiiii,';.lsla'iid. Vancouver. ' The news that such an enterprising Ih-m.intondcd cdniing into���������this district wnsF ��������� welcomed ��������� every where. They .have "selected 'Arrowhead as the point.of operation1) iind'seemed from the OtM'.i'K. for milNtc purposes .1 leitscyf the entire frontage q'f the lake surrounding the (locks. / ' i * - ��������� 1 l co.vsrnucTio.v ivok' ' *.> on,the mill will begin next month, the: site on which the in'ill will be erected being on the point of land opph.-itc the laikcview Jlotel. Hero "piles" will' be driven,and. filled^ in with ceincrotci to iilVord"ii solid Joiinuation for the h'ivo of industry, soon to be in'opera-" lion here*.' -y' * y , 7 a <* ��������� 1 *���������. *" *������ .'-V thi; ti.mi!i-;u sL'i'i'i.v .. , will be- derived -fiom " thu--Dig Bend, Pish.Cic^kj, and ' points on the lake; .M.cssrs.' Ludgatc hayiiig.taken option's' on/some limits' nnd ^Vented others! The operations of lYIyssio. Ludgatc,nnd the, Fred Robinson 'Lumber 'Cui*1 mills* wiirneccssitat'e a . sorlin'g'booiii being maintained at the 'point ~ where-'t'hc Coliunbi.v-llivci- e'hteis the lakcryThe" new mill being "e'rcclcd by Messrs. Uiilgate vvill haven capacity, of 75,000 fcolyi day.'aiiil will consequently give eniplovment to' a'large amount; of labor. ������ . * Comaplix aiid Cnnibornc, J.cMnedon- akl,, thc (inn's manager,'.'generally driving,the mail stage. ��������� ' ' 71: U. Voting, po'puliiilyy known1 as "The Chief" is conducting bliO'Qucoii's hotel.,' ' '< ,,i l'\ Henry succeeded T. Diamond ns malinger of the post, officii nnd Kootenay Lumber Conipnny's store. , > v W. IJnifiiltoii, having- taken " ovei the Jlotel Lardeau. shut up tbe Kootenay house, nnd is kept busy in his new lioine.,,, , , i Coiiieplixyis quiet ut prcscnt,,'as tho mill is shift down and 'tho removal of the 'lccording ollice ', lo Camborne makes that ihe centre of,the mining 'business that used to be cl on c here. '< '.The .������. s. Lardeau' InTs icpln'red ,the Archer for tbc'piescn't oh,the nin'between "AYrowhcnd and " no'rth arm points. Cnpt. Johnson say* passenger traffic keeps up ns briskly'*iis nt any time during tb'e"season. TP, ' ,- " - .Everyone is looking forward to "thc activity of lumbering opcratioiio.L>/fIie eiilargeiiieiit J"of the "millylighting^it with clccfricily and running ,it night and' day iiicnns . big emidoyniqnt of labor nnd it is confident Iv believed lhe, coming season will bo"the, beat Coma plix has yel'kn'own. ll ' ���������J , Of Revelstoke Passes- Away at " ', ' ' -Methven.t Man., ' '< On Wednesday news was received in Revelstoke of'the death of A. N. Smith of this city at Methven.Man. '-Mr. Smith . left Revelstoke^, last' spring for'the east, expecting f'lo benefit from the change 'and "medical advice. He spent sonic mont'lis aty Port Hope,", Out.,'- liis /former home-, but not deriving any benefit left a month ago Id' visityfricrids'al 'Methven'oh his*way home-to,-,Revelstoke. , < ���������': S-^V - ' ~ -"-' If You Want the Best ', ,',and Purest. Selected -Tea 'thar- 'money; can 'forty, f > m;---��������� ' " . .1 ' 'XJ packed 10 retain'' its natural "ar'oma and ''flavor,' 7* "'M -" -'������������������;[ <*' ~*r ' r'l'*-i-.' ,','-" .',.������7. ��������� -,y . r\ '; - '7 ������y--i<,' ' free from the contamination ol the odors of sur-, , .-, pf ������,, , 4 ',",, *j p ^, k ORRIS "A" STEED, General Merchants. ������W " Call and inspect our new stock of ' , ^ ^'������>j Shoes, Hosiery,1 Suspenders, Ties, Underwear, etc m Gr ,A11 above lines are up:to-datcygoods it will pay you to seo * ?@ t^ thein before purchasing elsewhere. We also carry " @ ' ,<(g Trunks, Valises, Sweat Pads, Oil Coats, Oil Hats, Water-proof Sheets, etc ^ ($ ^ ' jS m Weekly Shipmonls of,Fre-sh Creamery J-Jutter, and ICgg*-. ��������� ^j ^ Our Teas and Coffees are taking the leiul���������Irv them. "M MORRIS & Front Street, m 9 Revelstoke, B. 0. m Office Furniture A ear lead of lliiller (lin-lain Ollice Desks jiisi, received���������Holding else in fill. 12 Palli-.i'iiS, Ppices^1 $22.00 to $100.00 Nnine youi' wauls I'm' anylliiiii- in Ollice in* lloiisi! I''iii'iiis|iiugs "and wli.-il you f.to iill'nnl and we I'liinisli samples iind illuslratioiis will) full (1i*m riptiou 1'i'ee Sjl.vlus|iiiiliir 1.1 iiiil tint 111111I1 liulter, CDQri aiK-ISIn. lop, j1) ill hlh'li, si.ll.l dale <pOU Largest Furnishers in Western Canada. Victoria, B.C. (fo, (fa ^i <^i <h (pfn <h (4h ii*. rffr* (&> DEALE'R If, Hoof j, -Shoes, Hats, Caps, 'Ready Made Clothing, Shirts, Soc/(s, " Winter clothing, Overalls,Sxxspenders Glomes, etc. ���������J ���������4' 'liny., inut C/,l'trtrcn'.t O-Vcrcoat.t mut Winter Clol/iin/j al *A *A F^.et)elstoKe ^Station, Eastern 'Prices f (������!> (&> li. c. .\.s*OTiii:i: .viii,i? ' is nlsp projected here Winnipeg capitalists nre stated (0 have purchns" ed tho DcICcvv mill and lhe interests of thu bile A. McLeod, M. P.., in tim- bcr limits near Arrowhead,- nn'rl it is nUo proposed to erect nc.large null in the vicinity of Arrowhead.'* > OTH I.I! WOKK . ' Then it'is .^stated the operators of the Fred ltobinson LumberUonipany's mills iiftcnd putting in their own cars, runiiing their liig Ijend logs to Arrowhead, loading the cars there and running to 'Kevelstoke' the* logs required for the mill in this city. .V coon oi*i:.vixo exists at Arrowhead for other enterprise's. ,1. Ludgatc expresses the opinion that ib K an ideal site for a tannery with its shipping facilities unci the inexhaustible supply of hemlock bark for tannin--. It is a site which could handle the' whole hide supply from Calgary lo ' ICnmloops. Lei lis hope that lhe > advantages ol" Arrowhead for such an iiulin-tiyjiiny become reeou-iiized by some-one interested in such ini industry. mo lMViroi.i,. Hut considering the enterprises now assured at Arrow bend this 'point will have a big payroll which will not, only be a benefit lo the husines-i men of Arrowhead, but to the whole sun..uikI- ing con 11 try, Tin: school , is'doing well under .Miss McDowell, foriniM-'y of Comaplix. It is now nL- Icnded l.y 17 to 18 ebildieii and with the in fl it v of families sure to follow lhe lumbering indu-try lhe school should soon !,(. n.,inove(l from \.\\t\ aided list to the full govenimeiit school piivilcge.s. I'.. .1. K'eii', -I. Shaw and pui-ser l.yonai-e arc the school tnistCV's, the Ineter being secretary nfsivi;ss. The laikcview lintel is conducted in a Ibst-eliiss ininiiii'i' by ,1. .1, Inilcv. K. .1. K'err inlcinl-i iiuinoving the Arrow Iliad hotel in view of liettci times. l* In If. IC. Liviiigsloii. postmaster and gci-.eial storekeeper, Arrowhead has one w ho i'ii- been of grea t sel \ ice to the luwn sin,i- .settling here last year. Mr, Livingston i.s thoroughly up to dale and keeps 'a 'splendid stock, lie has bad the -post ollice lilted up with let ter boxes with combination locks. 'These save 'tremble with keys, are a great improveinei.t and are the lir.-t of, the kind we have seen in this .-eel ion of country. .������. s. i:i-:vi:i.s*roKi: lies here in readiiics.-* to he sent up the river as soon as' water permits in the .spring. . ��������� . JO CAMBORNE.: 7 ' y ' A ���������" '^ ;. ,* s ' Industrial, Development^ and* Public - Confidence Everywhere Evident.-*, ' I .it , 'a - ��������� , 'Leaving'Iteyclstokc 'by tb'e south train inn three or^. four 4(ln'vs show-, storm is not always" thu most plciisnnb of experiences. On.Moud.iy'.iiiorning,' however, the snow ������������������plough* had-gone out nlicnd in charge ol" Conductor McCi'iu'n, and Section Foreman i\lor- ris ^Anderson, so there was a,'"clear track*aheadjiii'd good time was made. The,Revelstoke contingonti^of ',ciulers made livply company. >ltc?orcncc' to iPiOryyMcKorison's ybon notti'u. recalled St.^Andrew's night aiid fci'.e inimitable siiiging of the Scotch ballad by the genial,iDr.' Cai-rulbers. 'i'lidTiOssiand- er's_nppeiired to be in for Jn, hot, time judging by, the high spirits and conquering spirit displayed "by^the men of the loenl links. > ' AT'a!!1!OWIIIJAIJ wc met Cory Menhhiick who has worked so hard, persistently nnd suc- cessl'ully'fqi- lhe. development of' the Lnrdenii nnd Fish Creek, and who is as enteipiising and active as over, assisting Messrs. Lmlgate with his valuable knowledge of the country in the selection of timber limits in connection with' the mill 'to~l)0 established at Arrowhead by Messis. Lmlgate. '���������������������������The Greyhound" is lhe name given by her engineer Id the litt.u steamer Laideau that plies at present , between Arrowhead, nnd Comaplix nnd she certainly made a good run. The north arm is open to an uiiti-sunlly large extent for' I his season of the year, indicating (he mildness of the-winter. ' ih:ato.\* was reached after a hard turnip through thesnow that had been falling foi "three days. IJe-itlon has been built up considerably during the year nnd vvilh (lie Camborne anil Trout Lake trnflic it is it busy transportation point. TO CAMIIOIiXi: lhe most pleas-int Irip in a ���������lorin, but driver McKay hniid- ribbons equally iliice to the -Mi-.'SiuiUywas innyor.oLtlie city for !)0_0. nnd vvas.at one lime ii'partner in 'the firm of C.,11. lrunic'iv: Co.* When leaving1 tbe C Y. 11. roundhouse at Kevelstoke, vvherc he had 'been" em-' ployed for*sonic"time,The received from tho company a very flattering lesti- moiiial ns lo tiic'ablo inniiner in,which lie had discharged his services! Mr.' Smith started a bakery aiiclLcoiifcction- ciy business inPieVelstokc ii'i October, 189(5,' nnd bus" since carried on the business with marked success. , He was also owner of-.the buildings al the coiner of Mclvcnzio avenue and Victoria road, some of the niosbyiilii- nhlc property in, ,the city. Kc was an active member of thoMcthbdislchurcli here, nnd tciokL an .active- interest in every movement for 'tlieAienclit of tbe city, i '. v . , , He leavcsyi widow, son nnd daughter who will shortly, return to* Kevelstoke. Jhich sympathy is fclfc^vitlfllio family in their loss. Mrs.-Sniitli is a-sister 'of jNIrs. \V. .!. Dickey of.tliis'ciby. De- cpusccbwn's 3S ycnrs(of<ngc������ at'thc time of bis denth. . ' ' > " i , ",..--. I roundinp" "articles, y-et' Ling\ iiT> iW 77>? " ,-, - Vy ,. /*- ' ''% . '''���������~ ,i p" r ' T age lee They come in pound ain>ti(>iu;leaded Vwckaoes y, v , 6 r ' I n 1 - , ' " 4*y perfectlv pure. '.' '7' , ������ ,-, - MpOne found, Makes Over 200 Cups. 0. ' '-' y . r >' p' For sale on ' ., -���������>! . A - v al '\.56bper 'fjoundmp] |Bourne, 'Bros: -.Grocery 'SforeWdyx^l it " ' ,.<-,.' * ^ "' ' '**-.-.. **- ' fey * '4 :" f, ,., I-<;, GALENA BAY: B^ga^^^3;^^^5e^^as^aae.^^^ssgsKii^M������miii*MBa ^ ���������^ e ' . t * y The lRedWrbss- Dt;uq^ Store . ��������� Jy yP [/, ,.^ -, '7*j ,\>_[ ^r... y7' ('.'.,*'..: ,' "r> i- r - ** -- ", TJ = p _ r y ,^ r ^ ^ Have Yon'Tried, Millers'Eiiiulsion*-of Ood;LlveirOil ?' - 4������ If not why not? J '!.., V .' . i .'. - i ^ , , ',, I b con La i ns .00 pcr-cnnl of pui'e'.Voi'ivegi.-tii oil and is so emulsified " that il. can be taken Hiy those having ,'i iiio'si'delifate tnsii-r-Sure ���������"��������� cure loi- coughs, ('old-,,'and nil liroiutiinl tioubles. Tiy it and,--' i ,you will u������e iio'ulliei*., Pm up ill two size-, 50c and $1.01).- ' ' J. A., MiUe^' & .Go. SS.?rvV;: msBmtitfffizmi^mimxfimeffiEmi ' JCotwithstanding thc difficulties with which the settlers here have had''to contend the settlement has made steady progress. As an instance of the (MilieuItiea of pioneering work J. Shaw nnd his two brothers-in-law li:i\Vh:id to fell and clear n , mile and. ������ half of lontUo give nccess to their ^^^^^^^^^-^^^^^^.^^^^^^ ^ ^^ ia no snowies snow shovel an 1 well, the former givin latter frequently in the canyon ns the small snowslidcs tumble down the roek^ nnd block the road. , lint it ie- only for a few moments a slop has lo he made, and when the crown of the ���������mow-bank has been shovelled oil' horses and stage plough lho snow- chifls. Hut Ihe canyon is nol long and Camborne is soon icached lo the joy of the traveller. 'fhe progress of lhe town has been astonishing during the year, and no point in ICootenny has better or moie up-to-date hotel accomodation. It is conlidenlly expected thai spring will see activity of Camborne rivalled only by the boom days of Kooleiinv. Mr. riliaw' is one of the most progressive settlers of the Bay. The education of his children necessitates his living at Arrowhead where a school ia available, but in spring and summer he gives a great deal of attention to his farm, where six acres have been cleared of timber and Jn'oiighyjiito cultivation.! Two acres Have "already been planted under fruit-trees. An acre is under berries and apples" alone, and has.pl.inted out plums and cherries. _ Fruit growing is ns yet? an experiment but there seems no "reason way it. should --not be a success at the Bay. Last season Mr. Shaw raised overan acie of vegetables, but fruit culture is what he has mainly in view and lie pi eposes planting out more, fruit-trees, lie points out the great market fulfill it iu the north west.' .I. Olson was one of the first in the settlement to go in for. planting fruit nnd his Irce.-i are (bing well. Mr. Slinw informs us he has never seen better, fruit than that grown by iWr. Olson, and bis fruit is pronounced by experts lo bo decidedly belter, than Unit grown at the coast. T. IJeeeh is lhe only settler in the liny remaining on his farm (his winter, the others having gone out for winter tin work or for family reasons. 1 Wc might point oui iu connection wilh I'niit growing at Galcnn Bay that the usual pests of the fruit grower, such :is green aphis, mo entirely absent. ������3������ 4i fy fy fy fy f fyl fy' CARVING SETS, in cases'br in pairs. SiVER "PLATED GOODS reens, Biscuit J.us. Tele n-Tcle Lets, Buttei'* Dislies. Pick lets, Class Cruets, .I.'Ilv .md Bon Don Di-be--, Cake Bask Children's -Mugs, Xapkin King.--. Xul Cinikor*. SILVER PLATED. CUTLERY Knives and Forks in sets. - Children^ Knife. Foi k and Spoon,in Plated Ivory and Pearl-I landk's. Berry Spoons. SiigaivSliells, Bultei- ��������� Knives, Seissois in c.ise$,'Ha-/.ois iii c.t=cs. - SHATES. J20CKEY STICKS. - PUCKS. > - M..- LAWRENCE. *" 1<J *������ If " "fr -ir it f* (- f -f> f������ f��������� *** t* fr , *��������� f ���������*��������� H' f -tr -t- <������ tr V������ *- fr t, Mr +? fyft&frvw'-FT'i, *(-���������*( i*rTT-H'i vcrnTi *H4**"M-*-M ��������� CAMBORNE. l-'i'ii.ii .iii'r.iwn (',,iTi--[���������iii,],'ii!. nnil.' Mr.-:. Di-novan rellinied Tuesday from their trip cast, and Mrs, Fife left on Wcdnes- Mrs. Fife's parents in (J.1 'i^i *^-> ������->57 ���������r^"*f^T' *^P (^fT* 'i^T* C^T* *^T* t^T' '^, C^T1 ri5."> C^T* *^TI 0&10^ O^T* ���������t*J^T> C$r> o!^- r^T* f^7 rs^-������ c^/ f^T> '^", IT*" ^ ������ b,.~ -ocuBjisaitCTai CONTRACTS OF ANY MAGNITUDE EXECUTED: Mr lioine Mi-, (lay In vi.-it \'iine(.uver. .Mi*. I.inlgali* is residing in Aitow- liead, and ihere arc good prospects of the lliill g.iillg iip sniill. COMAPLIX, \Ujhi-* %tri lu*inui Complete Installations Our Specialty jfinost Class of Machinery .... The *,f Mis- rsrii The Himton Electric Co. Limited VICTORIA and VANCOUVER. .1, A, doing well in charge : lex peeled buck in two 'Cll.l.il H l.y fkin. Magi-e ii or I bree weeks. I * -1. I>. MeK'i-u/.ii' will return from the ."states abo'it Mareh. .Magi',' ::ii,l MelCcn/ie have the tri'Wcckly mail cviitracl belweon Capliiiii Kan:* retui ned from llevel- sloke on Monday, bringing with hiin lhe crew for the government- dredge here, which i.s expected to-slnrl working.in a few days, A, Kendall has returned from lhc east, where he has been for the Insl, month, bringing back will) hiin his bride. Mr. Shaw, who has been for some lime employed in the Yale-Coliriibia mill here, bus returned lo I be ' .Slates, taking bis family wilh'him. .1. I lector, proprietor of the Grand hotel here, gave a grand ball Wednesday evening iu the belaud hall. A good lime was bad, as Mr. Heclor spared no pains to make it a success. Mr, l.roderic, who had (Iiu1 misfortune some lime ago to lose some of his lingers in the mill here, has returned lo Xal:iisp and is doing well, FINANCIAL. The London Kcononiisl says:���������"It, seems probable that the Stock F,.v- cliiiiigo investment niarkles slnnd lo benefit considerably by the gradual ret inn of eonlideiice and en pi tab" The Loudon Statist snys:���������"Kveiy- wherc the new yeai- begins with a more hopeful feeling. At home it is universally reeogni/.ed thii.l, business was never safer. In the new year we look for ii marked recovery iu consols inn' home railway slocks, The Fred Robinson Lumber Go's, mill shiil down on Thursday, having com)) let oil nil oi'deis in hand. Hoxy Kadi's Hying machine is the gieal object of interest here nt present, and thieiilens In pub thu "Hot Air Line" out of business. I'. Levesqiic, of Revelstoke, and .1. Thew, of Halcyon, luue purchased II. Gi-ny's interest in the Kvn hotel, and. will improve I he building .on opening il nt expiration of l'.i. Orr's leak*. The sawmill al.Goldlieldsshut down Friday, having completed the culling of nil the''lumber required for the present for the Northwestern Company's slump mill and buildings, The Great N'ni'lhern Railway Co. have written lo G. Sunnier, mining 'recorder, asking piirl.iculnrs of miiiini; opernl ions on Fish Creek. This big Iriiiisporliilion company evidently has nn eye o'' Ibis rapidly developing section of eonn try. LABORS 'CALL Speaking at, the Knights of Labor banquet al Montreal Master Workman Keys said:���������"II, was for tho governments of the countries of the world to settle bhoqiu.'sbioii, and he was glad fo see tbe United Slates was beginning to Luke tbe matter up in the right way in regard to trusts. Capitalists must look out for Ihenlselves. Labor was Inking care of itself. Capital was lhc aggressor, and il was for capital, if it wished lo make terms, lo come to labor, Labor could nol go to ciipil.nl. for cnpilnl would not listen I* labor," Direct from the GROWER to the Consumer. MORRIS & SEtTD, Sole Agents, Revelstoke YOUR S.CALE Telephony, Telegraphy, ('lieiiiintry ing. Bookkeeping Sleli.igi-apliv, French, Geminii nnd Spanish (with phonograph). 10 per foul discount allowed to llmse s.-n-iin^ in t|ij: Address "A". II. McDOl'liA LL * I.i.c.-.l P. O. Box i::o, Vein Kt.ile of Waives can be raised lo higli-*i Notes���������BA.VK NOTKS. The International Correspondence Schools, SOUANTOX. IM. can li'.iiu you in ymn- spare'time by mail In ini'i'.-a.-e your value to yourself by iia.'ie.'ising y.nii- value, lo others, . We nll'.'i- iiisii'iu'linii in the i'nilo'wiiig snl.jeels- Merhaiiical. Sie.-uyi), Ivleetrienl Civil, S-iiiilniy ,-iinl ,Mtiling Kiigini'.-r- ing: Shop and I-'ounib-y Pi.icl ice: Mc- (binical Drawing A rcliili etui*.:. Art'bi- leclui.il Drawing, f'hiiiiliing. Heating, , mill Ve.-ililatioii.. Shi-.-t. TWelnl .voik. Oi'i:iiiii,'!i!mI Design. L-l.tei-inif and IVlib Kngli.-h Br.'ini'lie.u, Kleeli (i-'I'li(.-.-:i|ieuti(s, .���������idv.-i;|isi..|iient. lii'piesenlal ive, Ni'l-on, B. (.: I .(md on papers urge appointment of Sii'Wilfrid Laurior ns next governor- general of Canada. Pl\ Wholesa,le and Retail . . . Meat Merchants. Head Office, Abattoir and Gold Storage: ���������^psBs^Calgary, Alberta -Ui_ i, y, *.,������.;, ,-r -tf:'7_ ^...yh-'f;! yi.-fy-^Aft-*, HBoBkSBEHBBHHSHoBHHBHHBDKHM ^,., - , . i r !># ^ i V.vVla' yrf '< *��������� 7" .Vy^''^'"^^/-?^^^^^ "H 11 ������- ���������"iff , </" THE JKOOTENAYCMAIL. rV " 5be,1l\oofen% rlDaU ;*'>-' 7 '/.i'UBLlSIIKD SATURD.iY.ff"' i\ ���������'. "'".l , .' "'-;t_ a A '. ��������� ,; .. REVELSTOKE, B.C., 1 t ��������� ��������� - , i, , , , Subscription Price. $2.00 Per'"Annum TADYKHTISIXG HATKS - on application ChaiiL-e-s in advertisements mint oe in by ' Tuc--diij} of each'week to secure good ui��������� '' Piny- - ( "', ' i| - , ' ,' " JOB -PRINTING promptly executed at rens'on- ' able rates." , r ACCOUNTS for .priming audi advertising ' payable on fir.-t, of month ; .subscriptions payable in advance. ' i> , J ' CORRESPOXDKNCE invited on matters'of public -interest. C'omiiiuiiiealions lo Kdi- 7 tor must be accompanied, by, name of * 'Aiitcr. not'necessarily lor publication, but ' as evidence of good fniih. Correspondence ' ,-imustreach the office by Wednesday evon- , ing.'' ' ' , i ' fi ' '" a ' ' . ��������� '��������� Address f* ' ,',. -t- ' \ * 'Thk Koot,enay Mail, '* ' Phone No. 13.o k Revelstoke, B.C. *-* -- We request our numerous readers to ' , favor us with their assistance in ", , making the KOOTENAY MAIL' the , '��������� -most valuable advertising- medium in the* Kootenays1 by giving* '"���������' * the preference, when -making' pur- ' chases to,, those firms who are regular advertisers*in1"the,KOOT- 1 , ENAY MAIL. ' / , ��������� , ���������' -.9. 'J-CITYjAGENTS. *-- -'-y - Copies of'The'Maii. may'be obtained from I'i-" ' \ ihe following city ageul=:~ ' |, !<(>������- , ,- t '������' "'-'-<*- ' j. *\v. BENSi.rr. *" , ���������- .anada lines & Hook to. i". n. AVKI.1.S. -H AR"V������\, McOARTEIt - ' - .<_.-__- y 4.4,AXD PINKIIAM, BAHIUSTERS,|JSOLICITOIlS, ETC. ' Offices : Molsons. Dank Hi-ocic, Ri:vi;i,- O ,S'10KE, B. (J. ' , le Money to loan: > ' Offices: Kevelstoke, II. C; Kortbtoelc, 1). C. . ,Geo. S. McCakter, , ' ' A. X. Pi.\-KiiA>i, . J- A. Hauvi.v Rev elsioke, B.' C. -, ^i-'ort Steele, H. C. _-&.._ 7T BRITISH COLUMBIA, v From its' wealth' of-.natural'- resources, British Columbia^ should today be thc most prosperous of the British '' possessions., , "\yimt _ is wiintetl is a greater feeling of confidence in their rown prpyincc by the people. .There is a^want of enlcrpiise, a hesitancy anel consor- tyati?in'lhat is not in 'keejiing with, ilie limes'.' A, section of,the press and of the politicians is'so ��������� narnw 'minded, selfish and unpatrioticthat' tho blue i*ruin"cry is ever'wilh them. The1 province wants men- who will takedirm, h'old of-thc difliculties 'which present themselves, and'master-'them. The estimates of the .mineral production which we publish in ,ano,lhcr tcolumn show' 'lhc serious falling off in, thc production *bf si Iyer 'and,"load, two of the most abundant anel most easily accessible among the rich mineral deposits 'of lh6\pro'vince.' We have advocated, that the govcrnmenfc should, take hold of the-industry. anel, if necessary establish a'-large'smelter ,ahd Yefincry. .where the ores could bo treated'at cost. ' Thc .government could also as sii inc conl'rpl,bf, irahV portaliornof ores and''despatch an agent to, promote, a1"*- market for silver anel lead "in Britain and the ca������t.. 'Canada cannot" proyiclc a home market1 for the lead production 'of. Kootenay" and, outside^ market"'must" be ,,found. "~ What' better means can there be of doing, 'it than through government agency? .To accomplislr'thcsc.things moans 'mon'cy wo ,111*0 aware, but surely the government has a better means of, providing' that, money than a'nymdividualor corporation. "Complaint 1is made' against thc govern men t for hot doin'gy this, that and thc next thing. : ��������� The goveny men.t is .1' reflex of the people 'anil ministers fihdrthoygcl little-thanks, for their offortstto advance- the iii- tcrcsts'bf thc province. ������ 'Take the recent loan. -<H was a necessity. It was authorised by parliament.' -'Jt was floatccl at'a pricc^which,though low,"** compared , favorably vvitli similar slocks at the lim'c. , Vet'the press, the opposition politicians anel the public cried out about running the province into 'clrJh't , and .overwhelm in g-*it vvith-hluc ruim - If-lhc province1 does not run into" dcbl'to develop its resources it will never advance. What, wc 'w'nnt.in this province is population and capital. To 'bring about these conditions it is necessary for thc government, lo carry cm a live, progressive^ policy, and lo do thai it is necessary to issue public loans to provide the moans oi doing it. a In reading the facts connected with tho visit of lion. -los. Chamberlain,1 secretary of state for, thc colonies, to Boulli Africa we, have been impressed with'the f.iilh_ of the people in their country. With t^UL IKUUlUUiyillJttll Clim.,.ued witi, U10 area of British Columbia,of 8S2.300 sip miles, they have cheerful Iv shouldered a debt of $150,000,000 a? their contribution towards the Boer way Fur-1 ther than that .a loan'of another if 150.000.000 is to be shouldered toi build' lailwavs and develop the, country. t That is thc way lo talk. That policy spells statesmanship u -E^MAISTKE & SCOTT, Barristers. Solicitous, Notakiiss ' " 'Puiilic,"Etc. _ , First Street'. E ��������� Revelstoke, B.C. TH-DWARD A. HAGGEN, , ** "y ' Mixing JEngineei*, ^ (Hem. Ameriean Institute Mining KiiKinetis), > (Mem. Canadian Mining Institute.)y ., Revelstoke. B. C. ' ,. E\aminationf.of and reports on Mineral I'io- perties a Specialty. - > "TT^ILLIAM 1-V. 'BAUER,;' ^~, _ . L Z ���������j_ DOMLVION .I l'i;OVlN(i'IAI.,"'LANI)'" 'J ,v SiutVEYOi:. iti I . I , riurvey- ofMincrul C'laiins, Timber llcrth-, and 1, " , (Jtovyi i������inds. ( , 1 C'ureof J. D.-SimiAi.D, Iti:vi;[.sroici:, RO. KIRK. r ^ - J. ^ - Dominion and Provincial , - L.VNIJ SUIiVUYOIl, tlEVKLSTOKE. B.C. M 1SS KDWARJJ.S, TI.AlNi;iJ MEDICAL AND ' .NUHSIC. SUUGICAI, HEVELSTOKF, \i. C. , - A SERIOUS MATTER. .4*���������, '* ( * . r Statements arc made by residents on Arrow Lake "which' are of'the' -most H-ilal importance to the com- mci'cial~ihlerests of Revelstoke.- Wc arc informed thatas result trade is,being wrenched from Revelstoke 10 Nelson. Thc nature of these complaints is this. , When; goods arc ordered, from ,Revelstoke for, casual lake points,, people cannot depend on getting 'them for a week after order. ,Thc C. P. ll. steamers' "will not slop ��������� at, casual,points on the dow'ivtrips to deliver orders as they arecg'cnerally pressed for lime. If it is'convenicnt ''they 'will make thc delivery on tho up trip that day.'b'iitjif'not convenient delivery niiiy be postponed from day to day and it'is alleged thafas, much as ii week'.may lapse f before, delivery. -That is how Revelstoke is'treated: '.Nelson receives special attention. They arc. delivered- first boat from thc .south with the greatest of regularity and 'punctuality. 'The result is to'force], a'business to Nelson which'uncler 'fair and equitable, treatment would,'go to Revelstoke. These ai*crVlhc charges made on information' rcccivecl'from lake points. lf*'true*thcy mean a grossly unjust descriminati'on' against,Revelstoke. it is in such 44 a' ease as this that* a live board .of trade could dogood work for the business intere'sts'of the city. - Wc"'-.hopc\Supt. Downie,** vvhojs in charge of the'lake service, will cause enquiries- to be made and if the* wrong' (alleged is being "done, that steps will, bo, taken'tp rectify it 'in--the interests of-this, citv1'' ' -' P. ' ' FLEEING ������ 1 i TO CANADA. J. A'.'Parker' Says Combimsy are 1 * , , '' Driving Thousands From , p ' ' >' United States. ���������' ' ' * , Jlominion Jntniigi-ation Agent'Parker, of Du hi th, made a' startling assertion when1 he stated thousands were fleeing to Canada tb escape'the trust-". Mr. Parker sums up Uiq filiation ns follows:. .' n ' \P - ,, * '���������TwOihundrcd thoiisiind persons will go'(froiu the United ^lalcs'loiliiHitoba, iindj'the Northwcst'Tcrrit'orics tci'iiiake, homes,for themselves. - 'yTherc aie two important reaoon������ for t'lieltrcnicndous exodus, iisiile from- the natural,attractions 'of' fertile l.iild ,an.l good' climate. :" '��������� ' '��������� l \ '-One ia that- taxes .arc seven liincs liigher in the Unitccl Stales than.in the'Canadian ' tcirilory described, and the othev is better prices for grain and lower ^prices for'uhbsc ^commodities that* enter into ihe cost of-living \jf,i ���������ITIicV.Manitoba farmer gets abbut two ecu Is" a bushel -))iore'for liis wheat af'Urandon, or any other-lnlc'rmediatc point of deli very, than tlie fanner'wlio sells his,wheat nb���������Devil's Liiko.,"N. D-, for example. . -*- ' ��������� , ���������* ', - '���������" ' "This advantage.Avhilc'very iinport- ant, is,npt all. '- -,-t* r, , "/-In Maiiitobn.'-thc- people nre'n'ot trust-ridden a's they aye in the United' States.** ������"p ' a p y. , e p . ."'J'akVm'eats, for o.vainpie. Thoy arc. much iclicapur in' Maniloba' than in the'.United States -,fo'r 'the leason that they are not controlled by a trust.1' ' 1 ' ^-AAj ���������--_1���������.��������� , " ' ������������������ STICK TO . "J1ETAL PRODUCTION. ..."\Xith the c-xccpCion'of thc heavy falling off in the production of -sii; iver and lead the mineral procluction of lhc province sliowedyfair progress-during tho p'ast""ly'e"Sr. .'In placer1 golef ,lhero wa's a,:>mall increase; amounting to $20,000. but in,lode1"gold there was an** increase of'-$251,397.-- Copper production increased by 2,396.25-1 , lbs., making 30.000,000 lbs. in* .all. On thc other hand the rl8crcascs*in 'silver and lead production vvcrc serious, considering that several ncw-.high grades-mines . wcrc--adclc(lii-to'-thc shipping,iist.'* Silver procluction reached -1,600.000 ozs., being 557,- 333 ozs. less than.preceding year. Lead amounted lo 26,000,000 lbs., being''only half 0the output of last vcar. , ' via t'ATUHDAY, JANUARY "21' 190:3. Arrow Lake merchants support the proposaj of the Vancouver Board of Trade to^ have the dividing line tor railway , freight tariff extended to Calgary and Lclh- bridce and point out that if given ... effect to it will hugely increase i and progress. The result will be Revelstoke and 1 thai much of lhe population anel 'capital which under such a policy _ ' would flow into. British Columbia Speaking at Durban, Jlon. Jos. I will be divcitcd to South Africa Chamberlain compared the indiffei- i ^ . ������IM*������1 ������ >������ ������!~f ^^J " shown towards'1'fovinee to wake up and demand former : tr0111' ivn^ ?11PP01"* on tlic Part. 0I- ��������� j[' the government such a police. that, he hoped.* was now chanted., Th��������� "^f��������� ^ ^ V���������)'h^ Pr"-| T e mother'countrv recoernizecMier! ^ :>'\d .llt* .^0lircc: .tll^,0P?f; .,.,.. rn;.n,.A- 1,,.,. ^,-m- is popu ation increased.it,-interests resnonsibihtic's towards lier over-1 , ' ' , , , , , ���������, 1 U|,. '".V.V., advanced at home and abroad, sea kinsmen. railway iraflic Arrowhead. FRUIT CULTURE. The apparent suitability of the land abutting the Arrow;, Lakes to fruit culture should'attract moVc attention than, it does, and now lhat thc rush of ^settlement has .set in from the States it appear* to'u? ft would he, a good move if steps were taken 10 draw the attention of intending immigrants to ,thi.- section of country. As is pointed out in the reference' to Mr. Shaw's farm in another column there is an *in- liniited market- for fruit in tlie mining camps and the northwest. The Arrow Lakes lie as it were at the gateway of the 'northwest and this section' of country is most | favorably situated both for fruit \ culture and for supplying a great i market at iu clooi>c *. { , u Wayspto Help or Hurt. '��������� ., "Note the following directions of how lo hclb your town. " ,, ; , , Talk about it. . " y' "Write about it.- A , -, " ' Beautify the stieets. "*.. , yScll all you can and buy all you can ill, home, i * <r * ,, v I f you-arc fichr invest in soniethbig that will employ somebody. He courteous to strangers who come among ybii. so, they .w.ill go avvay witli good impressions. 7' -cK -v r ., Ahvaysfphecr-on- the nnen-wbo-go in lor improvements and enterprises. Your portion of 'the cost 'will be nothing. ���������' _ ' Don't, kick at any proposed improve- nienlsbecnuse it is *- not at your own door, or for fear,, that your taxes will be raised 50'cents. ' ' * , ' ' ' CORRESPONDENCE. a ' ' l< Dr. Chipperfiehl. To Enixoii Koori-.x.vv .vi.mi Sta:���������1 am sending'you by today's mail ii copy of our local paper .containing a short appiecialion of Dr. Geo. Chipp'eifield who has recently gone to youi* town.1 His ninny friends here would like to see the inset lion of I hi-- in your j(un- niil. While il does not begin to express theyvfirth of. the man \Lu* the loss we hotc have sii-iamcd yet il iivy help to intioduce, him to the put lie of your town. YVi-hing you every [ii05- peiity. 1 am trulv voiir.-. , ' INDUSTRIAL-NOTES.' E.' JMoacrop loft for' Ferguson Monday lo complete some plumbling work at the hospilnl there' 11. Stones has . received a line lathe from'the const'' and fixed it up in hi shop on Front street. l'"1' ' - c , Messrs.-Ludgntcyji.ive taken options pn several tinibet- ,limits in the Hi Hend and will hlivb tlic-in "examined' by T. J.' (irah'ani and other cruisers with a'v'iew lo'purcliiise. ��������� - , Row'lniid'Tiritlnin/ Pate n't A ttoriiey, Vaiicoiivcr, reports:���������Canadian patents weie issued ,to two British Columbians during lhe week, one to Ceo, Cnc"s.idy, Vancouver,'on a snsli-lil'lii'ig design' to overcome dillicully coniinonly experi enced in, opening and closing topsnsh of rOi''dii'ini*y window The dev'ico, yvliich is, (Sntirely psiijiplenicntiuy to ordiimiy sash ' weight a, ��������� consist's of n ���������jmall reel .seemed to, ccntie of sn-'h fi'anie anil lni'v ing, wound on it a cord, the gf.vend of which is'secured to the top���������i*a'il of the upper snsh'nndcontinucs (lowii.,lo.-afV(.id a means lor pulling life uppciyash open'. The reel ,ia provided wilh a spring, the lendeney of.which is to i5ull (be," sash' shin, and is.cou- trollcebby .1 giavily pawl 01 that cjass' tliat will only fall -into,engagement 'while iliercet,is "at 'ic,sty' or lOtaling slow jy, nnd will fall out of cngnge- mentfwhen lho .'Sash is"*'*_iulled down: The'obber'to JL CondrenyN'.nicouvcr', on' a body'iiulicViing buoy. - 'Phis con- sistsof an inflated cliamiipr forming parVoflni onlin.iry hat' or cap!'and ciinneetccl by a' light, JLine1 to*the person' oi the.woiire_i',1UiC'ilinc being cGik'd within tlio ciip. 11 iv inlondecl 7lo be worn by a 11 },oiiul exposed ttq llic'risk of 'drowning^ while 'eilhpi* bciating' .li.itlung oi* skating,' and on |hc person being submerged,. the' cap" will ,float and the lino being -atlnchod tO> the body iifl'brds a " ready means'of rescue1.' If help should nbl be foi theoniing and the wearer diowns, the cup iiidiuiiles_ lhc' locality of the body, and enables if to be (piickly rocovcied. J o \Vhy yoii'should buy & py p| '"ei-IEWlNG ,-i , * Because^jt isihe u^fiuhlity. ' ^ Because it-i������ the iiiosiyl.-i^l iiiuy-bevv? Because it is the jan������esi_ high gr.ule f n Ol- l()c^. plug. * Because the, i-*n;~ 'l1'.'',,,,';';''"''1!!",, ','������1'. inii.ii-y 1st (' pi'Oiiiiiiius unli l:)0.-). we truarnnlee every ,plug, and voiii- ib'iilei-is aiilhoriy.ed to i-i'luud Vl,niyumiieyifvou *��������� are not s.nUIied. ' THE EMPIRE TOBACCO Co- LIMITED Because Because Kootoray Lcclgc Ko. 15A.F. & A.H.1. e^^^M^������' ������������fl*������'. * Tlieii'BiiI.ii-incclimjo are held 111 tl.e Masonic Temple. Iloni nc the linn! in eaeli month at S p. m- Visiinm brciliieii eoi-.linlly vv-elcoineii. T. Ceo. Bethell, ST.L an .vi'i'ureiATio.N. Miniiedosii. .Liny. I2lh. 190.'*. the -(f-niingly un.ivoiilable depni tun*) 1���������1���������:���������Y- from out town nnd community of . we (t'lllS ence and apathy lier colonies by England in times with tlie present feeling. OUR CITY. r, ... , , , , .,, vj eminent .1 young 11hysie1.u1 nm In travelling through lasre point.-, l<,pon ^ 1>r_ 0eij_ chi1)liuiic|c| Fish Creek and the Lardeau. ^e,;\,tVer ., i,,��������� which nt piiscnt- cannot fail to be impressed with , iv],110.t irrep-iiab'.e. 1 the splendid feeling exhibited to- -fn LS'.ij Dr. Ceo. Chipperlkld giad- ward? the eity of Revel.-toke. It 1-, u.n.d {M. I>. C. Ml from M. nit,-In evervwhere rccognize'l lhal Revelstoke mii-i ii'iiefii iinn.er.-ely fmni the lum'ru'rinj.minin-j'an'i railroad 'l^\ Halcyon Hot'Spring j? ~f ant fart-am. The outlook for the metal market i? decidedly better." Though lead is neglected, copper shows a -ub--tantial improvement both in {.rice and demand, and would appear 10 he again on the upward track. Silver al.-o shows a slight improvement in price with an improved market. BUSINESS IXTERE.-TS. ! In travelling through the towns adjacent to Revel-toke we find a I demand for more whole-ale place* j of business in this city. The Rev- j I elstoke Wine and Spirit Company. * ! 13. C. StiL'.ir Refinery ami tne Considering the* valuable sc-rviee.- they render lo the state, teachei- arc-'too often poorly paid. Their work is great and noble, uftcn full of devotion and =elf-?acrifice. They arf; expected lo make patriot.- and good citizen- of the children par��������� ing ihrougli their hand-,and .-hould be rc'compcii-ed in jiroportion tu the -ervici- rendered the state. Tlie aelion oi the Doiniuion government in providing a dredge for improving the channel on Kootenay Lake is warmly coniineiidcil. and W. A. Calliher, M. P.. is rece-iving great encoiiiums for ih* success: of bis efforts in this dirceti'.i.. Among ���������oilier benefits it is expecled the high water level at Hall's I/unlirig will be* lowered and thus remove a. considerable area of valuable agricultural Ian*! from the danger of flood-. Standard Oil Company are at pre���������| lent lhe only firms conducting' I purely wholesale bu-inr��������� es here ', The li-l should be cxtuided 'o1 . crouery and othei branehe.-. Of j jj'jnir.-e we recugni/e that to make' Revel.-tcke .1 .-uece-sful wholesale] 1 centre thi- city -hould havethej -.���������uue taritt a- i- accorded to Nel-on , and with such :i readju-lment I | Revel.-toke, from it.- "eographieal ^ ' po-itioii. could command the trade | I of Koolen.iy. If the people would 1 I unite to derriand justice on thej I ('iie.-tion of railway tariff the C. P.] i R. would be lioiiiid lo concede'it. | activity oi the -urrounri'.n^ ili.-inc:, and that tin-pro'.'r-'--.- of tlie (iiv duriiiL' the pa-t year is likely to be maintiiineii for many ;.ear- to come. Revel-toke i- now regarded as the corninc elii'-f city on the mam line, and many p'-opH have ex[ire���������"1 their belief that tin- lime 1- not far di-tant when we-hall ha.e In-ie ,1 city of 10.000 to 15O00 inhabitant-. I'liivi-i y and pi.icti-id two yeni- in the p'..\ tn. e. aft. r which'he spent .ilii.itt .. vi.ii in tin old country, tak- :i.g . o-t'.-i'.ldiiat'- eoin-i.s in Loinliui Kihi'.l urgl'i and ('.In-'.'ow. pa-sine .dur- ii!'^ thai time tiniiieiitly -ncie-st'til ��������� xalll)!...tin!.- fnr till I! lpll' 'in.iliiie.i- ti..n ,.f 1. I: 1'.!' and I. It ''���������"*- ���������'Kdm )' inn rbllll-: MHDK'AI, WATIOb'S of Hal- 1 eyon .-lie Iln- 1110-1 curative in the woi Id." .V ])ci-I'i'( I. n.-it 111.-il remedy lor all NeiviKts and i\Iu<-i-uLii* diseases, Liver. Kidney and .Sloinueli ailiiii'iit s and M. lnllic" Puisniiiii!*-. A snrii cui'c for l*''J" ,tl ' 'J'uxt l*"i*.*liiig." .Special rates on all bonis and (ranis, 'two mails in rive nnd depnil every id.iy. Teleginpli coniniunicil ion, with aii ���������iiil.ot lhe woild. An experienced gee Willi Win lm nite Dr ll ... ., -t 1" Iiii i, mv fl I'i th' In ply !��������� it !..! *OI Much is heard of the. im- proved condition oi the worker.-* owing to the increase of wages, hul iis: n matter of fact wages are relatively lower than they were live years ago. The true value of wage- is their purchasing power. Owing to tlie rise of price.-: money today will buy .IS per cent.le.-.--'than it would in 1X1)7. That is lo snv a man receiving ���������f'i.'ln per day is no better off now than when lie received $2.50 five years ago, j OALKNA BAY ROAD, y *j ! The goveriinient arc not treating | ] the seuler- at, (lalciia May fairly in \ ' neglecting to coiuphite tii'- piece o|7 I road iiceersiiryto give theni'iiccc-.-1 ; to lie* Home-Payne road and lhu.- I 1 to the innrkel.-: of Trout Lake and 1 (Ferguson. There is good land at i J (ialeiiu May nnd several .-f-tl.icr.-1 j who went i'n I here have to work j ! under the groalo.-t di Hieiilli'*.-. as [ I the onlv lii'-iili.- thoy have of getting ! out their produce, is by boat to ! Arrowhead. Small fruits'and vege- 1 tables are successfully raised, and j the settlers are going jn for fruit 'growing. Settlement of the land is ��������� urgently required lo ooiiibai. lhe iiiH.*(.*rla'iiil.i(.'S of mining crimps, nml highways to give the settler,- access to markets aro amongst _ lhe ino.-l. urgent men ns of I'lronioling seltln- iiient. ii A I HO If ."SCHOOL. Resident-- of ncighborim.- low 11- repre-eiit to u- the de-ir.ilillitv of a lm'" ���������'l'"\' ���������' hmh s.-hbdl in Revel'-toko -o lhat < I'" " l!tym' they mav have their children (nni- pluie their e-liicatiop here in.-t(.i(l of havintr t" -end 111 <-1 n to more distant points. Tb" iru-tei ** .-ay they tecen'ly iii-.iled nnrm - of re- Chiri:-. iie id pupil-for tho liiL'h -eliool (fiui-si- and got only one applnatioii Sever.. I parents iiifoiin ii- that wa-the lir.-l Ijiey had ever In ard "f it ,u,d if the invitation'had been issued iiij such a way that the public could I -.'clicriil! v li.'i ve become acquainted'*' with thiffnoL we ;n*e riilislied .thej' BANKING. triislecs would ha've bad a ve-r different response. T.;!'.'/,:, di "-Ilw S^Un^7\^^on Hot Spring -ii.i.lu.it" wink in tbe leading bo-j 11 1 - Arroto Z.aKp. 75, C. nii'l po-t gri.'ltinti scbo'ils nl" C.lin -, -'* 1��������� -. j ��������� '���������On bis li tin il fiom the old countiy 1 f. H. TORDIMOrON, Musical Directci-. HIGHEST MUSICAL EDUCATION.' 1-lx v viivation- .M.iuilolia. \ le- 'l'er- 1 Hones ,uid i.'iitisli (a.luiiilii.-i, July, l!Hi"! Send lor C.iI -ikI.ii iom Svllalius. Ill and I I Pemliii.Ue -t., Tiii'onlo Dr i"lupp������ili. Id I'litf-red lut" p.iitiK r- -liip turn Di- lloehi M P . of 'his town -.villi wh'.iu In I'dii.iin'd li"' jeais.md mad. 1,4-1 hill---if .1 11,nm and ii jiut.itloii whi'-b hi h.i- v. II i'i -eivi 1! \\ ii h -.. i.i jlliiii,' 11 m.) a- I h.i' oiil- , ( (iclll/, full ui || ! hal , ,1 11 -h-'.i'ii> 1 h.lit', l|, ,,,!,, tblV *L-I , 1- (, i Lull'. doing lu ll v If .111' pi 11 1 -' ' '., - -,���������,-' un' d .. ill 1' 1 heii I nn. W|>i " - 1 ,vi-l, I'-.i in tie in'.' ii anv ir.'f ;K tli.it in- in . -,,r,!l ,'",,1 n ���������, ril-V :H!'' a" ���������ntivliis."- 1. 1 -t. ''i'i nei ' 'inli'h i������' "I ' !���������' ii ��������� on/, tb( ll'v -.'.hi':!, .M'iiii.'rh-sa I pr." i,,' v. 1,1 -t, il.i.^ .1,', tr ,11- J,!,'-,���������!!.!!!- Trilinne. The Iiii ,(.- 'IV-, ���������I' DOWNIE CREEK. Trail lo[bo Constructed. The excellent shakes of liich grade ore rnade last season on Keyslonr: mountain and north of Downie creek are attracting much attention to that section of fount ry. As n, res,ill, representations have been Hindi! to the government lo exleiid tlie trail l.o give access to Ihese discoveries with the result that Cold Commissioner Kraser has been inslriielcd by (he chief commissioner l.o provide for the. work on the fsfimales for lhe Revelstoke Riding for the coming year. :(: i,(i()ii,'i'!(|. --.���������ere ;*?l.i."> ii'.'.'.i Tb,. In,;,-!*:. tii<- Tb'-iii.i.-* ."- Monlreal an,I building 1' The i.-l |.|''.-f|!-. iii ilifi'i :> ���������' I/I'i' 1 oil'") I- ������������������ h.ib'-V'-n. t y r p K. W. IJ. Paffci, Prop. I i,imp! dilivei) of paif.'ls, baggage, elf , lo anv [i,n I of I In Cil \ Any Kim! oi' Tpansfupring \ lliiricrtaken. ', . A'll i..i,l"i'> ieii ni- R. -M. Sinyl he's Toi,,-I,..-,. .Sli.ie, oi*. bv 'Telephone, No. ( iv.iil i'r !.''/��������� i ve pi-,!up! nl 1.1 III inn. ,. K , Requires noiiri'sfiment in a concentrated, palatable andca'srl-/**, ' digestible foi-m. ' Bovril should therefore form one of, the - \ chief items'oil, 'the-diet list 'of every invalid, as it'is-the',, "'"embodiment'of all'these qualities. ', ' ,,' " V," ' . > " r ,' Boyijj is not merely a?stimulant toprop up the flag gin" p t spiitts tor thc passing hour. 'It is a highly nourishing: food/ * \'<containing all the strength-giving properties of thereat lean v '' ,be'ef ia the'most palatable aiid easily digestible form. ^ " - *, ',s "^ o vrii' Is JWqui ci' \ Eif el ��������� *-l"' Qt s^a^-^g^^i^^^^^5^^^^^^ ' ines." - ��������� P - "' LIMITED. ,u -; .MI^NES ^ANQ Ml'NINGvSTOGKa; V > OlTicc-s���������Cl n"*fer\ CO,-111.: -1 >U r.U'fl I,%I iii" ���������; 'OaLuAIIOT, Miclm.NliLSbx, IJ. C.rf-^' / y'7 - ' .It ,'-'"',', - " 'CAiMHOILVIO; B.p. /'7 t Ay" r fl ��������� '_��������� ,. ,B V?T "'fl H d r< ' H ���������B *,i -4 m HI ^ , ' -'.IB ���������1 L." ,* "-' *������������������ HI >"* 1-ore ti in ' mes nOjV-pi������:rson"a l ltabi i -(eva minis.)'-" irx '-Koi* lei'nisoFpaynient and particulars apply tn II. S, WALUACIi, JIaxaokk, ���������'��������� ' Camborne,1 Ij. C IL N. COUHSIISIi, A'c-knt, " "tis"' ~~^" -Jlevelsloke/lj. O. ,7/1 doctored for'ayearan mc.was, 'oral ksto n es. cl a" half for what'-the'doctor told Ayi i _ *- j. ' . 3 ~f> - \ ������������������'-*��������� -*! had', read so - much riboul s ihe'*-relief," RfpaiTs TajDCiles'gav^ihcr^pcoplc-htlioiighVl, woulcbg-cl-somcyy- [ 'have used ci"ht of thc V-cent' boxes and have not had a spell since.' * * . '-���������-.'. I' '��������� '/ - * ,< Aa AT, DRUGGISTS. r ' , The five-c,eiU packet is enough for an'ordinary occasion* The family bottle, sixty cents, contains a supply for a year. - ',< ( * * , 1 . . 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' ' f ������og-9������������.6ie9(>������o������(V@������0������)Qee s !'e������r.��������� ���������..-_; *��������� I !> & ���������������'���������" ' "'" - ���������" ��������������������������� ���������������������������������������������-��������� ��������� " *gg v o q ' Recipes for thc Kitchen.' ������ "Hyglane nnd Other Note* A lor .the Housekeeper, f ' ' *" " ' 9 E ., _ ������9(**������ao������QQe>������e6e@3������oQ9������f) ! i '_,, DOMESTIC, l-UECIPES.'��������� Cranberry Jelly* With 'Ben les ���������; r Select half a cup of fine, fnm cian- ' beiries, put thorn over the fire f and oteam till tliev begin ,to get , soft, or about ten minutes Add to them half .1 cup of sugai- and cook them ^m this for twenty-five minutes Do this (tlie day befoie thc jelly, ie to v be made For the ,jelly, take a , quai I of cranbei-rtc'i nnd half a pint of,watei Cook ten or .fifteen minutes, or till they aie well bioken Squeeze tlnough as jelly bag, put t the juice back in the saucepan with t two cups ol sugai and cook fifteen minutes aftei it begins to boil Set yriMdo to icool ��������� 'When'it begins1 to bUIicji wet tho inside of a mold, put \ in the. f.tmest of, the picscived, ber- - ries, pour the jolly on ������������������them and put , ���������lna cold place to harden <" A' 4 ��������� Pumpkin Pics ���������The best pumpkin tl, pies aio made of Ilubbaid squash It 'should ^.bc, -slewed, nnd passed "tlnough a* sieve To _two cups of 1 this should be added thice cups of -* t milk, one * cup "of sugar, four well- i* beaten eggs, and a half teaspoomul of cinnamon Boat well befoie put- './���������t'liff nilo'Hlie ciust'", , ," j Oystc'i ,-' Pie ���������Make a good, nch> ."ciust, and,with it line a deep ' pud- Ji, ding,*, dish. " Fill with* diy/bioad & /iusls,^!a>vo���������"-������top?=-i.g:htly, ayco\ei y of the pastl-yjandi-bako^/ While lt'is J,- baking,, put ~into*"a saucepan \two ' lablcspoonfuls ''of . butler and two ,y. heaped lablcspoonfuls of floui "-When ^it'bubblcs, pour in half "a tup-of the Rliained ovsteiyliquoi,,and the",.saiiic quantity of, cicani0 Allow four'*oi five ovslois'for each person and cook - them in this- ,until they begin tc ** lufflo and v plump, tlieiij add vety gradually, 'and stnring constantly, "two wcll-bcalcii.-eggs Then^ season with a heaping te.ispoonful'of salt , and a quai ter tcaspooniulof peppei , .(white), and send',to the'table voiy ... Oatmeal ^Pudding ' will* be ,found very, acceptable to young people,. especially i when thei c is a dairy and 'cream may be-used plentifully Sook '. half a^pint of .best^ line, oatmeal , ^ih -waloivover - night;, next day-pour" it y over one pint of boiling milk flavored with lemon1' -mid, add.a'httle v sugar," and placeman a well, buttered , basin justlaige enough to hold .-it , s Tie the i pudding* over with a floured cloth, boil foi nearly two houis, and y.solve .with, whipped cream or sweet cornflour sauce flavored^ withsheny . _ ahd'lcnioii juice * ��������� ",1 *"*,,, "7 ii Scones ��������� ^Ingiedients���������One pound cake, arid spread with a bioad knife dipped in hot water '" ' The rule foi sbups is a qua.t, of water to a'pound of meat ��������� that,is,- meal with'no bonoun it Moat foi soup should never be cooked' in, a laigo quantity of water at first, and when fnslTput over'should no*^ boil foi at' least ', half an' houi Quick boiling will haiden the meat, . ind hinder Hhe extraction of its juices .Long, slow, but continuous foiling is best c ' ' i All, mothers, of families aie Hunting with'moie or less anxiety of the w.iler supply "**A simple test, easily tried by any one, ��������� is pjiven in a ������������i������- ontific paper , as'safe and eir'tient. Diavv "a tumbleiful of water fiom the unccitain well or faucet,' put in it a piece of ,white lump sugar, and let It stand ovei night in a room where the temperaluio will not'be undci 60 de- gieos Fahrenheit In the moiiiiiig tho watei, if puic, will be peifettly cleai,,if contaminated by sewage oi other impuntics, the vvatciiwill ^ be milky , * ' p "������ To avoid the unsightly ciiclo that often suirounds a spot that lias been lpmoved wilh gasoline, or rntliei*.lo pi event the ring, commonco a', shoi t distance > from the 'edge ol the spot and lub gently towaid the center As soon as the gicasc .seems to loosen, saturate .two pieces of blotting paper with gasoline, place one on and the other undci the spot," and press with a heavy weight ��������� 4 ' WHAT IS A DABY' Tlie prince of* wails, an inhabitant of Lapland, -*the morning callei, the noon-day,, cravvlei, -"-the, midnight brawlci, tho only piecious possession that.ifevei"'excites envy, a key that opens the heal t lof'aiyclasses, nch and pool alike in all countnes^ ' a stianger .with a l'emaikablo cheek, that enteis a "house'without a'stitch on'his back, and is*ieceived vvitli open aunsjiy every one , i' ,, , ������������������������ / LASCAR IECULIARITIES. ' THl'/DEEB'S JBBDURilDB ������ i INSTANCES WHICH SHOW IT TO BE,MARVELOUS. , Buck,,Han Seven Miles After'Five - 7_ Bullets Had Struck t i ' ' * Him. , . ������ c ( 'The capacity, of deer to wilhstand the si ock oi bullets, sometimes approaches the marvelous There 'aio many instances of a deei shot under lull headway Uiat has iuu a huiidicd yaids with ^a hole tlnough the heait , > < ' ' Theie aie'instances of deer '' shot tlnough the biain' and knocked flat that have' , bounded up and fallen dead fiftj- yaids Horn the place of their undoing, door with both hind legs bioken that have tiaveleJ half a mile befoie succumbing, and, stiangei still,.^ one instance of a dcei's going more' than a mile ,with a foie and hind leg on the same side smashed to',smithcreen-. by a-ialing shot Horn the lcai s - ' So plentiful are these instances that hunteis have a vvav of saj-ing that noaleei is dead until it has been gralloched,, nor , is thei'e/any shot which is absolutely cei tain to stop them in fieii tiacks "ave one tlnough the neck, sovonng the spinal choid yPhese animals aie^so swift, "they>co-oi-dinate so adninably and tlien muscuhu sjstems ,aic of such ' perfection,,that instantaneous c\tinguishment of the "vital' spai k is atlne\ed but seldom, no mallei howyexpert ' TIIE MAN BEHIND THE'GUN William Humes, gives two excelpts from his e\penenco.iwhich are sliong- ly contiastcd. J <* (_ Being one day, on a mnaway,'ncn'i Letoui i.eau Lake, standing'with-Ins back_ to a gie.i't maple and exnecting a deer at any moment, he saw suddenly a gieat buck eme.gc from the undo, growth on one side of'the load and stai t \icioss The buck was 'ODD AND .INTERESTING. ' ���������*��������� ���������- - Bits of Information AToout 'Most ^ Everything*. * , Gieat Biitain ' 'biews ^annually 5345,000,000 wo'ith oi beer. .. The sapphire,is not necessarily., of "iich sapphjie blue' ^ '* The King ~of Spam is forming a "Noble Guaid of Bullfightcis " Feai is said to'be lcspor.sible for 90 pei cent /of disease contiacted i Tho substitution of crude oil ' foi soft coal as fuel is steadily growing Tho Socialist pi ess, or (Jeiinany i umbo, s 140 publications, 5*2 ��������� being dailies ��������� " , 'At Tuiin they'had an'automobile cotillon iccently in vvhich ,4.5 auto- mobi'es took'pait ' ' - > Monti eai bakers aio leqimod to stamp their initials on" each loaf, together with its.woight The bubonic' plague at Canton and Shemccn is of a more malignant type than that of former yeais ' Since*the closing of the civil war the'State of Louisiana has bpent more than ' $30,000,000'"on Mississippi levees , iji " *��������� Half a million dollai^ was obtained bv the sale at unction of the jev els of Geoigiana, Countess Dudley 'lleccnt anal*vs*is of tho city, water aty.Iainla showed that it was not responsible foi the choleia laging theie <. * . v' ���������Somenheie in the woild'there aie ] 10,000,000,^15 "coppei pennies, but nbbodv'appears to.knoyv wheio they arc ' 1, i ' ���������" " " Theie aiei only a few sli eel lail- vvajs, in Japan, soiiie" of which aie electnc lines ,, thcothei' employ horse cars ,The Mil'ado of Japan has presented to Queen A.Ie\andia a pan cf tne fariious long-tailed buds of.Japan and-ten dwarf chickens . ' , Mis .7 M Hough,'w.to of the sta- tioi. aqent at'^Voodbuie,' low.i, ** has 111 \ en I ed an mipi ovement on the mail [POST OiTICH STATISTICS , ��������� i"-' . OUT OF POSTMASTEKi GEN- ' EEAL'S BLUE BOOK. I walking slowly villi his head swung yiniie foi fast trains of floui, - two , ounces 'of laid, two ounces of sugai, two>-ounccs of currants - (well cleaned),, one teaspoon- ful of eai bonate of soda, one tea- spoonful of taitoi, halya pint of milk, a pinch of salt (, Rub the lard and the' sugai well into tho floui-, add the other ingredients execpt^the sugar, and mix in the milk, knead lightly, nnd 'diviJe into two pieces, ioii each out and cut into six pieces Bake-for about twenty minutes in a quick oven, take out of oven, and biush ovet with milk , Sift sugar ovei. them, return them'to the oven foi. one minute - k-7 ���������-,"* " - FlUED TAVORITES s Futtcis ��������� Fust paie the apples, and then with r.n apple coi or cut out the coio from , the umtei 01 each Then cut them aci oss in slices about one-thud of an inch tmck, having a ���������fjound oixming in the centci Next Captain -,of the "Quito" Tells I* About Some Queer Ways. ' AN hen thocbig Scotch steamei C^tuto was at' Ladj smith, 15 C J' a lepoitei had an liiteiesttnp; chat,with Captain Shottcn, in vvhich some' -veiy inters esting information , concerning the natural histoiy ot ^he lascais employed abOiUd^ that"ship was gleaned Those coolies weie take'n aboard when the Quito tookJthc���������big caigo of giairitlo Calcutta a yeai" 01 two ago, to the oidei of thc-Biitish, Govein- ment7 foi yy the lelief ofthe famine- stucl-eii tegions of fIndia Thoy.,aie all Mohammedans, a"<l the 1 tiles -of caste "are strictly *observe(lr|* abo'aid bhip ^Their d"ood is almost exclusively cuirio'and rice They,-would ra- thei 'starve to dcatli'than1" eat meat whicli had been .killed by uiibeliev-ei's", but 11 a sheep weie .handed over to them they* vyould -.gladly^paitako aftei .killing and .dressing tho animal them������.elves. , >" *" , 1 > It is bttid to tell a coolie's age,v but it will haidly bej bclievod-that scveial'of the lot.aboaid the Quito ,aie eigtily years of age They certainly do not look il, and they do their day's drag as well as the othcis, though *" that is not saving much, as one white man is as good as half a dozen lascais LIKE ALL MOHAMMEDANS these - soil o 1 s. aie fatalists, and* the captain has had some stiange experiences vvilh them _' One of them, will come "to him, (ai sea and say, "1 have seen Allah ,-1* will die on such 01 such a day " And in spite of evciylhing that can he done he will'die at the tunc he savs , simply "dwindling" away , noui ishment 01 medicine,, having no effect at all 'At fnsy this suicide-by-'ontiact Vv-ori ied Captain Shotten, b t aftei far dovyn/slns .noHB being within six inches of the.giouiid _��������� Evidently he had not been ils- tuibcd by thc,'iuntcis,-bul was tin-l- mg a fneiid oi, a doe He caine-J a magnilicent pan'of antlers and1,his biowu coat'shone lite^satin in 'the sun , ,*t 1 ; / , Humes is a good, though not'a ic- m.ukablo, shot, and has killed "too many deei to have(a touch of the ague-' He, sighted carefully" atv'the buck's shouldois,"intending,to smash them b'oth and down him*in' his tiacks At.that, distancc������he is able with his own gunr to hit' a spot the size of a man'&rPalai "five times out of six . , , v .- , J* j h - 'At the crack ofthe nfle-the buck half wheeled and* stai ted. down, -the iiinway at full speed - Humes sight- eel again and let (hive, but the,only effect-of this'shot was to mako^thc deei increase his 1 ate,of going >j , Thice'more bullets weiu scnt.aftci him1-,! the last being fired at a 'distance of 250 yards, and < then tho buck disappeared Humes "walked forvvaid and found plenty of b'ood sign,--and was comfoitcd, because he could not understand,how he had missed E.XI ectmg to fnd the dcei^dcad inside of a mile, he took up^'thc ti.nl This vvas in the foicnoon , He found his quariv . s SOME SEVEN MILES AWAV A-.-d the. houi��������� was nearly dusk Tho bi/ftJt lay stretched' in a clump 01 tiitf-bcs^aiul had Deen dead not more i}>$r two '.ouis Five bullets sti'wSk him The kitchen towei of lhe*old castle of St Aiidiew'sItrifesIiiie, Scotland, is being unueii'iii.cfl, and is in daiv- gei of falling into the sea t 1 ho^ cotton production of^hc United 7States foi the season of 1901-2 was, accoiding to the*'-United States, cei.sus., 9,9j4,94."3 commeici.il bales Lightning leit a sticak down*, the back of T K '^Voso', of Eaton, Wyoming county, binning/the flesh, but leaving him othei wise unhuit - Instead of building 111 sections, as is cu&tomaiy, ,1 steel slack, 140 feet long, yvas leccitlv elevated at the one time 111 West Albany, N Y _,, yn.e gypsy moth,'.was hi ought' to Massachusetts J for scientific study, and since'���������then has-been doing a little studying on its own account - > . Loidy Sufheld,"' speaking at the Cromci 'lifeboat * dinner, ,s.ud* that the lai~e sea boots'woin by boatmen weie splendid things foi -producing rheumatisni. ^ As a protection tarpaulin tioJBOisT would be much bettei ' . Some Interesting , ^ Information Gathered' From *the An- ' 1 nual Heport. ^ - t Winnipeg's postal business amounted to S15&,734 y i Quebec post ollice ha'd a'revenue of nearly ������51,000 J t , 1 The total lcvenue from Dawson City was $16,940 00 ' Theio weie 134,492 moie postal notes issued,this yeai than last'' .At ���������piescnt theie'" are 915 .Post O/Iice Savings Banks in operation Over "four hundred thousand money 01 deis weie payable abioad Postal notes are to be had at 5,- 001'oflices, 1,245 moie than in 1901 The total levenue fiom the Hamilton post office was neatly 598,000 Stamps" lo the, extent of,i2(j'.!,4737- 150 wem issued, last veai, an' increase of 18,857,110 J. The total amount paid out in the' ofjToionto postal division foi -trans- jJoitation.w,is ������118,148 91) '.. ', 'J he amount of ti anspoi tation ������ of mails '111 the Man ito bi postal division is &100,095 07 The mail service 111 the Yukon'and Atlin : dislnclsr cost ������81,869 Tlie sn lanes'1 'weie ov'ei ������.35,000 . 'lhe number of licensed stamp ven- dois 111 rthe Dominion is 1,305, an inciease of 116 111 a year .< *;, The total niirnbci of money oideis issued in tho j-eai weie'i,446,129, an inciease of 295*105 over 1901 - ' . The , B, ltish" .Post Oflico ,1 etui nod 18,845 Canadian letleis as undcliv- 01 ed, and the United States 118,501' Canadian lettois-letuined as 1111- deliveicd^ by * Bi ltish " , colonies and foicit-m countries amounted , to 4,443 ^ - ", > ' * v. The * number of deaci letleis, cn- culais, post-cards, etc ,v'ieturncd fiom 'CCaiiadian post1 offices 1 cached 852,406 - *' -' 'Jlic'C P 11 was pind yS663,029 foi 'cariving mails foi one "yojr The WAGER A SURE THING He.e is a'piacl.cal joke which * is now causing, much amusement ' in Euiope As .vou walk along a sfieet with some fneiid, say to him "You see that man 111 fiont ot us *? Well, I'll bet you S5 that I'll knock hat over his eais " , Youi fiiendvvi'l y,'p^c, natuially accept voiu wagei, .nd all you then have to', do is to step lilid i lIP hcl'ii d the unsuspecting man and lot.h.s hat such a blow* with join i������s had been shot fast tlnough tlic-rsl* tbat lL wl11 co;no doW11 ������^cl liiJP-<"et 111st in fiont of tho shoulders, (his eves Ten to one he will begin -eggs well, add a part of a pint of -milk and a little salt, then the 10- m.nnder oi ths pint of milk and one quart floui alternatclj , beating it*all make afiittci^ batter JBcat, Uireo . a while he got used to it, antl when ^^^ ^ ^^ doomed infoinied hun that his'ti're had come, he just told him to go ahead and yield i.;> tho ghost , ,, accoiding to piogiammc Theie is quickly 'Hie slices ot app.es must'no othcr way Thcy uu to u.pet- now be immediately dipped-in this ted and mn(Io a fuis of> blIt tht(.t batter and fried in boiling UikI, |solt 0, thll, IS fata, t^ L.flltieiity Spi inkle over' with sugar, and serve 0ne lan tl t worI.ed .well was to 111 a cirelc, one ovei lapping the oilier '-with sweetened ,00.1111. ' Pan Cakes���������P.'r-j, coie and chop 1 other line two modium-si/e soui apples " Take ono cup 1 ich sweet milk, one even tablespoon sugar, a pinch of salt, two eggs lleat log othei with ono 1 ounding teaspoon soda, add one tup Hour, mix, add anothei cup flout and tho apple, also one, loiinded and one even teaspoon |a cicaiii tai tar Mix and add 11101 c put any fellow that , came along complaining of not feceng vvoll aL woik that would provoke a good realty sweat, that was found to cuie in many nistarccs But if, it vas a case of ' see Allah," oven that would not oHsw'ei, and thc*e was a dead coolie demanding si a fimeial lutes as pei dale mentioned in (iisl 'lie lascais aie allowed lo bin v their 'own dead , while hands Hour if needed, as the mixluic should be quite fli tn, but not haul enough to mold Dip the dough out wilh a spoon in lumps not laigci than half of u. small egg, and cook them in hot laid tho same as doughnuts Eat waim, with n.aplo sy- nip or any favonle sweet pudding sauce The pancakes ai c aiso good cold , Ci tillers���������Brake n. battel by beating one egg light, add one scant cup granulated sugar, one cup s-wect milk, one small half nutmeg giated, pinch of salt, three cups floui siftod with two teaspoons baking powdci Paie, com and cut into eighths luge tail apples, tol 1 with a loik in tho batter until coveied, then fiv 111 deep gieuse (luid) like common crulleis When done befoie thev aie cold, 1 oil 111 powdered sagai Sautes���������Paie some veiy small apples, allow nig the stems to 1 eni.xin 011 have icadv a huge keltic 01 boiling salted walei TInovv 11'������ apples in foi just a moment, lemovo ' h.Ipless, for mules and hoi ses cannot div them, and have icndy one beatr 111 cruli.nj the gieat altitude and tin egg Pip tin. apples 111 this, thou in|>nie ed ati.iospheie It costs nothing to I cop llamas thev r"-ls up thou loo.! hv the v av would be piof.inalion that would jcoparv'i/e the deceased's chances 01 paradise Thc coolies are veiy obedient and willing, skulking bein^c one of tho wlnle man's bad habits which thev have * not imitated Ihev aio all undei tontiaet and must be 10- ttnned to India when Iheir time ex- pnes, no mallei wheic tho ship mavy be, and at the expense of the owners of the Quito 4 THE LLAMA Or THE ANDES Peculianties of This Most Useful Animal. Wl at the camel is to the people of lho deseits of Asia and Aftica the llama 1- to tho*-e who dwell in the Andes 'Ino lla'na is a faithful, lineh-rnduting beast, sine-fooled and { spcorlv, v ithotit tho seivKes of which the iiiliphitiints of some pni ts j of the countiy vvould.be uttei ly ��������� hoi along the back, t'nough the left hai.nch without hi caking'the bone, lluouglO from fiont to iear undei thc light shoulder and just between tne haunches in the icai,1 this bul'ot pass-ng out at tlio light "side back 01 the ribs It vvas tins (%-ound which finallv did the miscluci - On anothei day. when Humes was walking tlnough the'woods, and keeping'his eves'skinned, a young buck jumped fifty yaids away and went leaping high, qu.u tei mg to thc guide's left At-lhe thud ��������� jump Humes Tied, and saw the buck leap twice and disappeai behind some fallen ticcs Cei tain that he had niis*=oa ho sti oiled foi ward On the log which the deei had denied as the gun ciacked he lound o single spot ot blood, not laigci than a nicl e! Theie was no blood on the nirlhcr S'de of the log, noi any on thc beshes He took up the tiail, hoping to got anoth"! shot Tv ent> ���������yaids"beyond thc blood spot the deer was doubled acioss a fallen tiee, stone dead 1 he bullet had stiuck back 01 the left ubs i.-ingcd fo.waid, smashed the heat t and parsed out at the .houldcr TIIE ELECTION -BARKER " Tne election ' barkei" is at present jieculiai to Ft ouch soil Al unreal moments 111 .1 candidate's si cech the "baikor" puis him out bv imitating a dog, and a leully elh- ci-nt man at the business is woill. good monev at such tunes Half a t'o'ci m Pai is are leputed to cam ** .'"lion times to last them foi a jcar. to fume and 1 svvcai like a tioopoi and while he is stiuggling to get hit his hat such a blow with youi tiou, vvou must pull j our-own hat down ovei your eves, just as though some one had subjected >ou to sim- llai tieatment^ As'a icsull, wnen he turns round to attack j-ou, lit* will conclude that jou too, have been insulted bv some one, and .the next minute both ot you will be looking in eveiy clnection ,for thc 1 urban who has damaged join hats and disturbed youi'tempei I'lhen jou will tondo'e with each othei foi a few minutes, after which j-ou will roioin your *fi lend and demand the ?5 vou have won < Giand Tiunk lcceived nearly ������366,- 000 ' ' , ^ , ; ' The eslnnalc'l "Slumber of letteis gosted 111 the* jra1 'was* 213,C2S,000, 44,982 unpaid totters were sent- to the dead lcltey oihee in that pei lod Seven money oi dei s wei e issued in'favoi'of pei sons m'tho Tijiv Islands ;in tho\car v Their'value was onl.v ������84 37 Onlj- two 01 deis came fiom this spot - * p ,f ",1 1 Tho'numbor of money 01 deis issued 111' the United Stales on Canada was 214,597^11(1 the value "?2,866,183- ������8', an incieaseTof 76,986 in nunibci and S957.014 74 in amount , , .-The number of-'money ordcis is-suod in Canada on'the United States vvas 286,179 and the-value ������3,173,310- 67, an1 inciease of Sl.SlS^in . num- bei and ������1)055,015 34 111 amount * v Gioss levenini at Toi onto post ofllic ������700,806 70, 01 dei s issued 20,-, 912, amount of 01 dei s issued)������248,-" 486 IS commission leeeiverl $1,027- 57, oideis paid 295,911, amount of oideis paid ������S,852,507 13 The numboi of money 01 doi s issued abioad and ptivablo in Canada was " 259,205, with an aggiegalc oi S3 57". 803 being .111 m- of 77,76". in number and 5982,957 92 111 amount ' ' lho dci0i.se 111 thc numbci and value of money oi.leis issued which attended " s-thc inlioduction of postal note business in the veai- 1S9S has been oveicomo, the lecordSjfoi tho ye.u ended Juno 30th 1902, showing that 2S1,272 moie oideis, with a value of ������9,437,777 65 were issued than in 189S laboring people weie expected to bo in snops and factories at 5 o'clock 111 the moining thu year round1 The agitation for a shoitoi da> fust le- ducod the houis to ten and later ,to nine and eight But it is doubtful if the hours given to sleep have ''inei cased as"7 much, as the hours of woik have ceased And in pailiculai thc time of rising 'is still where it was when ten'and lwelle houis 01 laboi were demanded . , - jTlus^is'wiong Theie is nothing moie conducive to health, good moials and, good tempci than a nap 111 tho moining It lounds out the night's sleep and mipai ts'a satisfaction which is a'consideiable factoi in thei day's woik. Theio is nothing like sleep to loneyip thcneivcs. It is better than the best tpnic, and with the ' nerves 111 good, condition the whole man or woman is piepaied to meet tho struggles and competition that modem lilt* bungs Sociologists also contend that 11 people , wp.ild sleep 'moie theio wou.il b; 'less cinne Arolhei aigunient in favoi of longer ,houis 01" icst is the saving that would be made in light and fuel Less coal would bo binned and less gas 01 ,other illuminants would bo consumed And this is an aigu- ment which will appeal at the jie- sent time to eveiy housekeepei when lho.,necessity- toi economy is being enfoitediSO shaiply <~ , '_ . Theic*aie eai Iy-closing movement* Why not a late ynsing movement *> All methods of vvoik^and business have been changed dunng, the. last two genetalions .and they-aie 1'still changing (&, A man with thc. help of modem macliiiieiy accomplishes many times 11101 c 111 a shoitoi time than his gianclf.itlici* did* AVhy, then should he get up "ni the 11101 ning at the same time, his giandiather, did, and findi-his eneigies used up befoie noon houi *> /The morning4nap will cine this and the ofloifr to establish it can be helped along with a clcai conscience ' * jus I value i ^ EXPENSIVE VIRTUE The icpoit that the American Bankeis' Association has decided to pay a salary 'of 35,000 a year to Chai'es Beckci, the famous foigcr, if he vvill simply live thc life of a Rood citizen, bungs to mind an old sto*-y, vvhich is well woith lopeating A -outhein judge who had a i no lot of hogs, ono day met a colored man notoiious foi stealing, and said to I'im "Untie Jatk, I'll tell jou what I'll do You pick out two of those hogs you like best, and I'll give them to you. provided j-o-i won't steal any of the otheis " Tho 11c- gi o pondered a while and finally said ".Jedgc, you've alwajs been a good neighbor, an' 1 likes yuh, an' I wants to do ligi.t by yuh, an' so accepts de oiler yuh makes, but I wants yon to know dat I'll lose meat by it." biead tui'iibs, and fi v them quickl*. in a pau of smoking hot fai Pi am arinngc neatly with stems up on a dish, dust tl'e powdci od sugai, and icive hot 1HNTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Poi apple lellj-, cut up tho frtnl without paling 01 coi nig it If tho bkin is led it will help give .1 beautiful eoloi lo the jelly Cook 'in n veiy lilfle vyatoi till lendei, stiam tho juice, allow a tup 01 sugai to it tup of June (.ad piocc'd 111 the usual way. To 1 est010 osluth fonlheis tluow 11 big luintlful a! salt on the (110, and then shake yum feutheis In lho boat of llio blaze, being t.ueful,1 of (omse, uol to singe them Thcy will look nol quilo, but almost new aftei the process All woollen di esses fhould be hung out m tlio air un-/, sunshine ut least cine 111 a loitnlgft"; This will not onlv ismler Uicni fic-.li nnd sweet but It wsil nlBo I.i lie out t leases us nothing el������- exiept u Lniloi '1 11011 will CiiKcs loquiio Icing, and for, tins re soft kind is preferable to a hard1 one. ��������� Slightly |)c.nt, the white of an .egg, and add lo II. by flegreoH, ,a q'uiirlei- of a $Duncl of Icing sugar mid two IriblQ-ipobiifuIs of cold ' water. Bcr'i xv(|l" togctlier until perfectly sn^ott^, Lny U10 icing on thc side although this seems almo-t m- cicdiblf* lo those who know the biiuenue's of the teuiblc descits Although the llam-i 1-. naliiallv do- eiio and obedient, lie* hi*& a fm 1011=3 tciiipei. and duels sometimes take pluce in the hoid which con.iimc until one of the eonibiitaiits is 1 Hied, if both aie nol When fiightcned, lho llair.if seatlei ovoi the dccrl, but when toi 1101 ed lliey huddle in gioiips, with then tails toacthei anil Lhen heads on I to moot the enemv Then onlv weapjn of deie.ico is their saliva, which, when they me angry, Ihev still ti t Ihiougli then teeth 111 showcis, as a Chinese laundi vman spi inkles clothes A diop of this saliva falling 111 the car or eye 01 on any pint of the body wheio thc skin is luoken will produce a painful iiri- lal Ion, nnd sometimes (lnugeiotis soich, lika those that lcsiilt fiom lliu venom of a spi pent IIAKHLY 10AT MOAT In India, Cliinii, .Inpan, and ml- jiiient (utiuliifs 1110 aljcnil 100,000,- 000 .pooploy who rarely cut liieiio ; j*C*t lliey lire slroiig, iictive, m-.d long-lived. Darwin Is tlie authority for Lhc si 11 Lenient '< that the Andean nnlive.'i pei-fiirni twice the work- of ordinary lulinrerfi, and subsist al-1 moiit eiiUrely on a diet of bruia-uan. J EXERCISEFOR WEAK HEARTS Properly Regulated Exercise Is ,_ ' Beneficial It is not maiij >t*ats ago that tho belici pievailcd that a sufTerei 110m heait disease was m constant poul whci.ovei ho moved, and that the neai 01 he aPPi oat lied absolute lost the bettei it was for his hcail This is still tine 111 ' lespect to (ciuiui foims of heait disoa*-e���������(hooo due to actual disease 01 degeneration of the hc.nt muscles but when the disease is in the valves, as it is in the in.i- jonly of eases, the modem teiehnig is that pioi'cily regulated exeitisc is beneficial This is founded upon the common sense v ie\v that tho heat t is lilo othei muscles in that it" tan be stii'iigtl.enod bj. cxeieise'to meet increased talis upon il. When the valves ' of a pump got out of older it icquiies gi cato. foicc to move a given quantity of walci , if this foitu can be applied it will make up foi the defect in the valves The same ���������puiiuple holds good 111 tho case 01 the diseased hcai t , the val- vulai defect must be made good��������� "compensation" is I ho medical teim foi ths pi otcs.3 ��������� by inei cased stungth 111 tho heat t muscle Tho heait must bo able not only to meet I ho oirlinai v, eveij.-d.iy ex- tin stiam,��������� this it doe? automatically, as it vviie, bv tho unaided of- foi ts of iiiiUite,���������but it must be* stiongei llian noeessaiy, just as it is 111 hCiillh to nitcl some extia. strain caused bv illness, ,-1 sudden neivous shock, 01 some absolutely neeessaiv exoi lion It is evident, thcieioie, that a diltii������-(*d In ait must, to as- suie the s.ifetv of the patient, he slioi gthencd bej ond the icquiiciiiuiils ol a quiet life 1 This is accomplished in v.nious u.i)*!, bill 1.0110 is betlei loi the piu- poi-o Ihin liill-eluiibing 01 slau- (li'ubuig, lie foi moi foi ple.ti.iiil davs the lultei foi bad wo.ithei 'J'lic e\ei(iso should, of com so, bo In ken umlci the (liiection of n phvsici.111, foi it e.ii. crisilv be ovoi done, 111 vvlmli ease one of lhe bad conditions ng.imst vvliiih il is the object of the e-<cieise to piovido wilt be arlideiallv piodi.ied and lhe hc.nt will be ovei Itixid bifoie it is sttnni; enough to wit list nnd the evLi.i stiam The pnl lent should keep cons-lmJIv 111 iinnd the iact thai he is nol 111 ti inning to become nn athlete 01 .1 candidate foi membership 111 the Alpine Club, but is walking onlv to make his heart a tiido sti ongci than is nccpssniy foi its daily needs, so vhat il may have a small icsotvc ot force to diavv upon to meet any sudden and unexpected ditift ��������� Youth's companion THE HORNING NAP. TO HAYEA SILVER SKULL A " P.EM ARK ABLE OPERATION PERFORMED /IN' .CHICAGO. . 1 Injured Brain Cleaned and Patient Makes Light of;the . ,* "* "i Accident & , *" ' . v , "I believe theio is not 111 medical iccoids a case*"exactly like'that of John Haley, of Chicago, who is ln- ingiand happy with the~iight side of his'skill I gone and the biain exposed so lhat thc pulsotions(aie" visible at eveiy beat ��������� of the * man's heait," sajs Dr 71 C Hepbuin *- r , j. "It-is not conect, 'as "iepoi ted, that half ofirthe patient's^biain, has been lcmoved, but the tase'is a most remarkable one foi all that* 'Two weeks iago Daley fell fom stones and his head "'stiuck-on'an iron beam The blow was such that the'fiontal,- tornporal, , occipital antl pauetal bones weie all fiactuicd and sphntci- The bones woie in such shallcied condition Unit thcy weie useless as a piotcttion for the biain, and those that were not alieady cleft avvaj- by the blow itself were loniovod, leaving pi actually the whole ught lobe without OS-.0OUS covering ' Alaking the ' ease still moio 10- maikalile was' the fact that the membiane which coveis_the brain vvns badlv lurtuiod, leaving the delicate tissue e\rosed1aiid hanging out Oidinanly death would have ensued almost instantly, but Dalej- was'veiy ninth alive when laid on the opeiatmg table CLKAN.siNc: or mi: brain "lho ojicialion peifoimed consisted of lt'inoval of the bone pai- ticles .md sewing of lhe ' bioken moiribi antes Many stitches were ne- cessai v to bi ing the'seveial edges logctl ci , the biain having fust.been Iho'oughly cleansed of foicign mat- tei "I was gieatlv suipused at thc i.ipid lecoveiy of the patient* Dclav 1 is iioifect.j- conscious and in jcnial , sim its, and theic scorns no lea-son j whv he should not be sent out of the ho-spilal ibcfoie long with a pai- tiallv- arlifidal skull and fit to eai 11 h s own living again ' Daley is twenlj-foin jeais old, with a stiong physique and healthful blood The bioak 111 _tho bi.un tovoung has healed beautifully and tho stitches have been lcmoved "The thing most leared in thc case of Daley wn������ that he would become a victim of ceiebial meningitis Stiange to say, there have been no symptoms of that ti ouble, and I have no anxiety on that scoie 1 ow "1 ho patient is not onlj- conscious and i.itionnl but is in a bught and noinial mental mood He understands Ins condition and ti ics to make light of it a disposition which is niiKli 111 his favoi SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SKULL 'A sccondaid opciation will now bo pcifcimcd This will cons'st of lhe l.tlmg ol an aitidcial plate in lieu of skull as a protection of the biain We have eveiy hope that the coining opcialion will Le quite as 5iieciscful as the fust "When that Miall have been de- eionstinted vve will give 10 the medical woild the full purlieu!.*.! s of the ease, lhe condition of the patient at Uie vaiious stages and the foatuios that 1 avo made the esc a sti il.imr 01 c fi oin a pi ofes^ional v ic.v point "Client caio will ha* e to bo ovoiciit'd 111 the substitution of the .11 tilitiiil skull oi plate ioi the na- tuuil covcung of the bi ain It goes v.itnout s.ivni!' that thc:c 1111.st no EXPENSE DF-BKEHgElAVI^ WHAT IT COSTS TO KEEP THB' , ; - VESSELS "-IN REPAIR. A -4,f " 4��������� ^(>: , ^i There Are Never Less Than- Two , ^Hundred Vessels in "Com- ��������������� ' '��������� tnissisrs.',' " 1, 7" . r , < -> u I ; It has irequently been pointed,out that- while more'modern appliances a������������.������'-BHi.1,ed a,t the dockyards, ' at least one more'dockyard is icquired, alike foi'strategical purposes and toy cope vvitli the enorntoasj mass of re-^ pairs after a ship has served *'a, commission. , Theie are never ,]ess than *",two hundred British warships mt commission 111 the Channel and 011 foieign stations, and in the ordinary course of'events one-thud of this numbei .pay off every year and , go through a course of lepau- ,and lefit, says an Engl ish. paper., -, If necessarily follows that as the number, and size of the ships m-, ciense/ nnd i the nature of repairs grows in pioportion-i'lhe dockyaids aie totally unequal'to the work, and, as a consequence these establishments have'more 01 loss failed,'both as" building and lepauing works'1 yTo '. ovei come 1 this difliculty it has been - decidfiil to^put the bulk of the repairs out" to conti act, and "when it i is bouic in mind that the>refit of the Teruble ' will cost little-short- 'of ' ������7j,000 ��������� and .may . even, exceed that'amount���������it willrat once, be'scen ', , that the rdiief to .the'dockyar'ds.'will^ be ot immeasurable ( importance It is, however, in the novel conditions governing - tMs arrangement that , public interest will be chiefly centered -Ililhcito, the practice- has- -���������4 been to- compile *a~ specification' of the. repairs to'be,undertaken, and a Ixod price has been agreed upon. *',. Now, howevci, 1 the Admiralty simply -pay the conti actors' bill9, plus a , *"* 1* "'-. ' * * '������' ' , ^PERCENTAGE FOR PROriT. " That ls^lo say,'the' Admiralty pay the wages, buy tlie material,' and do"-* just as they would 111 a Royal dock-i jard, with an additional sum for , profit , On the 'face of it the country v may expect to sufler a seuous loss,.i as co'nlractois' workmen diaw far- lughci, wages than men cmploved in ������ a Ko.val clockjaid, and theie is no appieciable dilleience, when'they are- all (on" piccew 01k,,between their en- eigy 'and efficiency ''Even if their icpaiis aie as well executed as if they weie cm ied out in a .Royal dockyaid, thoy must inevitably be, moie expensive, and it is desirable to bring this faefhome in order to appiociiite the "enormous waste1* 'oi ^ public^ monev in the repair of, ships that "^have ceased to be of fighting' value, so'that oneymav- foimfia clcar- lnie of'demarcation between, the _!_*_ 1V.1 ,���������- * -ir-^ ���������������_ '->p:^ '���������.-j-: -- /, 4 1 r'v j -' ' r<v. ,'" iJy ���������u obsolete aiidiobsolcsccnt For, .example, the lefit, of'the Powerful andJU.*" Teruble together will cosUyiot -* losses than ������1,500,000. * ,' *' Aio the ships woith the monej-' 'At the piesent moment tlie'entire body of naval opinion would answer in tlie affirmative But put thc question tincc veins'hence and there will be an "'equally unanimous verdict in thc negative Thc question is, therefore, of impoi tance in relation to tho course that has been adopted in the past of spending man; thousands of pounds on the repairs of ships that have been of no moie value than the Poweiful and Terrible will possess three jears hence, and when thc cost 01 this -futile woik can be measuied by the pavnicnt of contractors' bills we shall knov exactlj- what vve are paying foi the useless ��������� in other words, what we have been .squandering on^shadows in eluding the substance Wc shall, 110 doubt, pay deaily for our expci lence, but the lesson will be cheap in the end, for " we shall be the moie ready to consign to the scrap heap the rubbish * we have been tinkering with for jears in the pm blind delusion that a thing - that floats, once a fightintr ship, is alwaj-s-a fighting ship. Work the thing out scicnlificallv-, there is no aiena in which the Queensberry rules are moie applicable than in the Royal Navy. EXAMINE TIIE QUESTION 'fiom another point of view. For ! hypothetical pin poses. Ictus assume that theie aie a thousand mechanics 111 thc country cmplojed in building warships, but 750 are told oiT from their legitimate work to carry out icpaiis Obviously the now ships cannot bo built within the stipulated lime, and. as a matter of fact, for years past no waislup has Leon completed within hor stipulated time. Wo have wasted the meigies of thousands of men on useless icpaiis. taking no count of the cost of their la^ bor 1101 of the delay in icsuscitat- mg the modern navy Now, however, we shall bo able to sec in black on white what is ihe actual cost of ciidenvoi ing lo galvanize thc dead and putting Inc into dry bones, and when wo have bought our expci lence at extravagant pi ice we may conclude that thc bai gain was cheap at the price. But only 1 datively. Probably the most expensive ship in tho navv is the Sultan. When sho went down" 111 Commo Channel we should have done no harm 111 doctoring her with dynamite ^e paid a quartoi of a million to raise and reinstate her, with her obsolete muy-'le-loading guns, and since then she has been euiploved once 01 twice 111 the manoeuvies V\e ������-i>ent that qu.Ttcr of a ri.llion 111st to show our friends that wc weie not 10 be Leaten bv an accident Tho Powerful and Teiriblc v.eic experiments ��������� (ostly, but nol pcih.ips useless We j shall'spend mom than ������1.500,000 to <-hovv that vve aio not ashauied of |oui experiments, foi nobody nn- tfit beliche Izo soi ������ nibble !."��������� Protest Against the Ancient Notion ot Rising Early. 'J lie tunc of rising 111 tlio moi 111 ng has not, in fact, kept slop with the progress of other- events. Tho old cusloin ��������� of early'rising and breakfasting by cumllo night during tho season of short days still prevails, although the need has largely pa.ss:cd awny, , Forty yearn ago farm war,*! begun wilh tho break of iLnLv������ wiPl be anv- undue presume on the sur-j ngines that the Powerful and Tern- face of the biain lest it should le-iblc vvill evei f'ghl ll.ey will le suit 111 nucrting llio menial faculties, cmploved in conveving relief crews ns often oeeuts in eases of conciis-|to foieign -"Cations, work which nnv sion" hire.! li anspoi t can do without I'hjsicinns who have hcai d of ihe1 mounting as much ns a culvcnn taspuie e.igcilv awaiting a pi ofes-, Novel thelc-s, we "-hall as<*ci t our |niidc, and pav 101 it When, how- 'cvei-, the coi.tiattois send in lhen* NOW , bills for wages and material vve h.ill lenli/e the puce of pride, and sional icpoit on it not much Dirrniin.vcc A Ic���������ion hud been given on thc composition of minerals of clilTfrent iho'p,",���������ciplc"l.iul 1I01.11 by the kinds, and after it was flushed the . \ n ' ' selioolmastPi put .1 few questions to( i-.nnncial Ihe class, to Lost how Kir they had , ^0 followed his loathings ' * ' Now, clnldien," ho svul "tan any of j'ou tell ine what a diamond is ?" "C'.nbon," was tlio piompt reply that issued fiom eveiy thio.it in the class. 1 "Yes," the leathci ovplained, "a diamond is puio caibon but vou is also 111 must remembot that coal emboli. That was taiigh' lesson, wasn't it ?" "Yes, sii " "Wel|. then, h'ow could you be sure to tell the dift'erencp, between the two kinds of carbo.*. V" "Ask the price 1" lustily piped a little fellow in the front seat, who will most likely, make lii.s mark in business some day. late J'oiwood, when he was and lVrliamci.taiv Secre- tho Admiralty, that Ins department w.ls to be conducted on business pi .nciples We art* a long vv.iv fiom that ideal just now. STRANGn C'\LCULATION" ' 1 aking the length of the permanent ruilwajs on thc surface of tho c-.'i-' globe at neai 1> sixty UioiiE.nid gco- .giupliic.il mile-, with a dailv aveu.go ! 01 ten Iran.s it is estimated that the total loss by wenr. r.n.l tear each day. by'the metallic fails of the earth Is'about six hundred tons. Tho six- hunlllrod tons aro lost in tho nod back to tho eartA in the shnp^o form of a fine powder, -ujiS tire fi&jr>> 01 soluble iron salts, (I ������������duiiBkn������ub������AvKJS Mtaw-ortiawwiSAriai* ������������������������������*������*���������������������. ���������jBtajEStett.ijaJuii^ ���������nv4ce*tfweAjMM*fnulbU^ #> Hcxav^i&^^WBBJ&V^^ ATJSUCJ^^lTtfiaSAjSS^ W Tf "T. !������"> :2 ft' / i OR BLINDFOLD ON THE BRINK' ', ' , i ' G-F PRECIPICES*^-*1^ es������ 8a������e������������������s sssseosessosecooo s>o������ees������;D������������OGea8������������������e&sffii ' i CirAPTEP. VI. ��������� . \I could cnduru it no longer, and so J. /'/Sd.i, One month aftei my ..wedding night I left thai roof foi evei On the night of thc thu tv-fu si, of August,, ' 1 ciept out of my chamlici, ascended to the boj"-)' room, and, unseen and unheald by thcr, opened then " vwn- , dow, and descended, to' th-* gaiden b.y means of a ti eo Tn less than thice minutes moie I Was in tho high-ioad, a .vagabond, a, homeless outcast, but a free man All'my woi 101 v possessions weie tho suit of clothes* L woio, and mv wedding'suit and a change of linen that I earned tircl up in a bundle It was a blight mooni-ght night feast one farewell glance upon the onlv home I had ever known, aud walked swiftly onwaid T ' i I fondlj- imagined that I was leaving the oid .lut behind me, nevci to see itughl of it again Weie my imaginings Sight' We shall see Whither was I going9 I was going to London,-lo Mai Ilia. L had carefully prcsei ved hei nolo L know she would give me a. sheltpi until 1 could obtain some kind ol, employment . After an hotn's walking.' mv mind vvas ninth iclievcd bj' the sight of, a milestone, upon which 1 could distinguish the words, "To London," but tho nunibci oi miles was ���������ivoin away That did not niattci, 'l was in thc right road, and 1 pi ess- ed forward., with iciiewed tout dente Tho day was lust d.ivniiig when I conio upon a laige, old-iashionod village . Unused' to" violent exercise, and exhausted ,for want of food, lor il had eaten nothing since dinnei ,timo the du.y betore, my slops began 'to flag 1 looked lound foi .some place to res,t, Lheic was.no sign of life'in any of tho houses ��������� .ill secluded buried in sleep L walked slowly "on until 1 came to a little swing- gate, which led to the village than h an ancient looking building, 'einboss- ' ed in trees Heie, I thought, is- a "quiet spot wheie I can ltsL a little swlnlc I opened the gale and parsed through \' 1 ^Between me and the thmthyard ia.ii a bright, guignng slie.im of waiter, over which a tiauovv plank was ..thrown' as a budge 1 knelt down Ciupon the bunk, and taking up, some ' oi lho watei in the"*hollow oi my -hand, (hank oi it and bathed my fare 1 felt slightly levived, and went on into tho chin chv aid It was a ptelty quiet spot I could not have found a bettei foi an hout's lost Theie was a heavy dew upon the long giass, so I sti etched niyscli upon a high flal tombstone, and L j.laced mv bundle beneath my head 1 was. veiv vveaiv, and in spile of tbe cold nu of tbe dawn that made mo shivei, I fell fast the Methodist leaning back bulli.int-coloied plant*" The invs of the moining sun weie slanting a( i oss the s(Cne, and unpailing to it' the mosl lovously thcoilul an "flow difloient to the house 1 have just left'" I thought " , "I'loltv place, isn't it-1" said tho old gentleman- ' ( "SvvcoLly preltv," f mm mined He led the wnv into a little, lovv- ioofod'ro'om. dai honed bv the ovct- h.iin-ing'blo'-soms that hung thickly over lhe-.latticed window 11, vvas coinfoilably, indeed, handsomely fui- nisliod Tho Ublo was- 'laid foi birj.ikfn-sl A second cup and saucei and plate weie =oon piodutod by a kind-looking, middlo-aged woman, and I was soon sitting bofoi e a'substantial me.il.jOf eggs and bacon and told boon to be washed down by olctitv ol strong ' codec* *Tovei had food been so guileful io n*e befoie, and I ceilainly did ample justitc to it ' ' * **,' [could pei coi ve thai my host cvciy now and then cnsl 'a.curious glance ,lI mo, as though I picsonletl some- Hum-- of .a puwlo to him y ".Now ii r might lie poi nnltc.I Lo ha/aid a" guess," J should fancy, vou wtio something in paison line." he null in .his chaii ' * L disthilined the honor^ "Weil* it was the long ban ,the quoin looking black clothes that 'pul that idea into my head, and vou look* so seiious for a lad oyyoui yea is I have it1 You'ie a school- ushei for a thousand pounds*1" ' . L confessed that this lust guess was^coiiect "Ah poor fellow' No wondci vou look so miserable'" ho'said compassionate^ "It i������ust bo a haid lue, and a badly Pa-id one and r s-upposc- jou'vo loll voui place*-"*" , , "I have, sir " "Have you got anothei' "Not at pi event " ' "'Wheio aie vou going now? "I, am going to, London " ** >; ' "You've fiiends there, 1 supposo** I hesit alcd for a moment, and then answoicd " ' ' y' ; *'l have one, sn , vyho r think will help me." ' * ,-, *r He i.msl have thought mo veiv close and cluii Ush to be so spai mg of my nnswcis nftci his kindness but the fact is, that 1 was unleaded at the moment whether I should make a clean bieast of all mv liou- bles to him, he "ccmed =o kind- hearted, that I felt sine ���������'<*- "������uld pitv me I'ul- tho natuial reticence of mv disposition, lalhei than anv feeling ol nn'.tiusi, pi evented mo "llul vou'ic not going to walk London'1 ' he questioned "Yes "-ir 1 have no othei and A>lnlk tiain. The next moment he vvas gone How full of gratitude was my hcai t for his'liintliicfs' '~I reached the Midway station some minutes bofoio the train was (hie Ignorant as,I 'was of thc commonest turns-actions of every day life, 1 was "obliged lo ,the kind olhtes of a fi lendly poi lei to proeuie me a ticket, and put me on the light platform 1hc tiain came up, and-I took my'seat i ' Mind, you're not to got' out till you (an go no furlhei'" ho said, as he banged the 'dooi ' . -'The evcilemcnl oi sir-am"1 li avoiing was a. stiange one to me, and. foi���������a tune L was lost in woiideiment at lhe vnuelv of objects we (low past, and ill the rapidly changing land- stane , <��������� > Suddenly T romombeitd the nd- dioss that , the old gentleman had given me, and vvhich I had,-llulist into my pocket too absoibed in my gialciul . ellections to remomber it ioi a tinie ,i " ' , 1 diew.it out, curious to know his name, which had not ti.mspiir-d 11t was en old onvelo'pc, duetlpd to ' Jonathan Rodwell, Esq , Woodbine Collage, Slopperton, Suliolk ", .What "a bound mv houi t gave ns 1 read, that* name' Was it simply by a strange cointidento, oi was ho i c- hitod lo that man who had so tiagi- tally, infiuentt'd my 1HC So astonished was I at this discovery, and so absoibed in speculations, nndta tiain of thought which it suggested, that 1 became quite unconscious- of the piogiess of the tiain, of my fe*llo,w- passengeis, almost of .wheio I was My thoughts went back lo the ni.u- uage day,'and eveiy incident passed, in lev tow tlnough i my mind When I (ame to' tlio incident of '-the locket, mv he.n ygave, another, lt't-p, iL was gone���������left' behind ,in the sua of clothes' Of com so, it was quite safe ' But I was tioubled thai it had,, passed out of my possession i pu/od it as the superstitious would a talisman Ciowilmg quickly upon the heels of llns l-egict came a staitiing leveln- tion, Lhat poi ti ait that had puzzled mo at the old gentleman''���������it was hoi veiy linage, maluied lo womanhood1 i. 'That was the lesoir-blanco' that had so powei fully s-liutk me, ii nd that I could not undci stand at IA Man With a the time ~ Pioiected thought, 1 into this now hold of was still "wandering ..midst its mazes when I was warned that mv louinoy had como lo an end And stepping out of thrj caiuagc, l found1- myself on tho . bcwildei ing. tiowded platfoim of'a gioat London terminus ' % v' i' , J (To' Be Continued)...- to, means asleep, vvilh the twittPiiiig of the or gelling then* '' "Bui vou niiisl have sonic money'* waking birds sounding m my cais When I awoke tho sun wa*- shining Youi inastei must have paid j-ou bnshtlv, and the buds voio m full.up when vou left hiin>" song 'Foi a moment I could not j I ncvoi uccived anv money, and��������� comprehend mv position 1 saL up,and I inn awav" and looked lound, bin my doubts | "Ncvei got any w etc onlv- of a second Then I knell, soil of place that' dov-n against mv stone bed, ,v><\ oi-lvou fcied up .1 thanksgiving foi my <ie- Ind hveiante, and a ft-i"- cut piavci foi mv inline saietv When T lose fiom in. knees T b(- cair-c con������cioiis that 1 w.is not alone Seated upon a tomb ... hullo distance from me, and alteiiLivclv watching me. was an old gci.llrman diossed like a lespectaule* laiirci Good moili.ng, young man ' ho a cheery voice "you've had cold "bod J'm thinking 1 monov * A nice I don't vvondei fioni iL But mj- et to London wilh- on fool hint of clothes In tins soon been ti.iveling all ��������� saiu in ratne-r a suppose j'ou'vo mghl?" "'\es. su," T .iiiswcied 'Come fai������" ' Prom Bury, sn " "From IJuiyi Why that isn't more than ten nnlos1 Hu should have had a little moie* sleep m ,voui iv.ili slot, theie bed.'m.v la-d, and have st.n tod about | lo eatch t'*at comfoi taolv t this time Enough to yive youi wall*, a little distance with vou put inn awav- vou can't g out money even '1 have a bundle that 1 intend lo *-ell as as I come to town," I faltered The old gentleman paused and looked veij"h.u.l at mu���������seemed foi a moment, to 1 evolve an idea��������� and then said, "Leave join clothes with un- I ('on i want to look at them I will lend you a sovcieign 'lhat will like vou to London to v-o*-u n lend, end leave soiec monev to boot in voui pocket. Anv- tni.c vou' bung ire oi ^ead me tl.o soveioigiij vou shall have voui dothes beck "again <\ mile and a half fiom 1-cie is" the lai'v.jy station In naif an j houi a thud-class nam for London j You v. ill be able ) will ' and ' in the ug'.t path Stop aj and I'll bung jou the .CON'VINOED HER*AT LAST '*Yes," said the young man. as'he thicvv himself at the foet of tho piot- ty school-tca(her, 'T love you, and would go to 'the woi Id's end for vou " "You tould not go to the woild's end foi mo G,eoige The woild. oi tho eaith, as it is called is lound, like a ball, slightly (lattentd at the l'ok'o One oi tho .fust lessons in elemental" geography is devoted lo lho shape of the globe You must have stunicJ it when you weie a hov " "Of (oui=o f did, but " "And it is no longei a Iheoiy Ciitumstantcs have established fail "" ""* ������������ (D* *5 9?v15?5,?*5?v?5'?'St?w'57ot A y- , ,. Gyp, maybe because of her oppoi- lunities, ' was tho onl.y one to sus-- pect' Liagedy In caching behind tlie cm fain None of thc evei-changing oecujiapts of An hei's tenement had time to pose as students,ofilho psychological .Tlicie v\i*s a.upplo of dull o*������ itoment ,as tho dark, sct-lip- ped young man f i om now hoi e, cn lying a small ti link'and a puzzling air of lefinonient, vvas sen going eon- se.ouslv up the common sum case, but it (izzed out the fust tunc ho was heaid to drop his voito, when, tho landloid's iigont t dilled Down on Ins lutk, asking1' for a'few days' giace, a sympathetic ehoid was stuitk at once After that only one poison tioubled about hun and his fugitive w.ij-s, and .that was Clvp, thc delicate, rlcloiinod gnl in tho lowest loom, who was paid to keep lho stair and'landings lespbttable, and who was at tho bctk flnd tall of anyone in the tenement v,anImg an odd, job done cheaply. He had the'skv-pailoi, so high up that the consumptive hondcsci ipt who lented it befoie him had -been known to pause feu bieath on ��������� the stauiasc twenty times Clvp, w.th the keen intelligence of hoi kind, was bound Lo -nolo wh.it ra. fait.eai .unbuilt of fiiinituic had bor-n t.u- ried up and how seldom the. scent' of "cooking found its way tl.iough tho dooi-chinks She' knew his u.imo must be*l''i aeik'jUei euilii, because letleis,���������a i,ii ily in the ttneiiicnt���������tame frequently"for him "Thev vvt-ie mostly in long, envelopes'and once oi twite, when she eai i i-cd them up, she had been sti uck by tlio twitch of his lips as he took tlipin and hastily closed his door again Stiangesl. of all, he was a man who could live without woik .and without fuenns Rogul.nlj', .it'dusk, he went1 out for about an houi lor I he .-est'of y.e day he-followed the lend "of ,lhe consumptive man and sat alone in the quiet loom Doing what-" , Heaven alone had an inklino- Pvvico a week sho washed the 'staucase down, and she- often paused over that top landing, and vvi ung out hoi flannel h.ill- a-do-zen times uiuipccssai ilv in hopes of'heai-ing somclhing Once .ho had openofl his dooi softly and caught hei .it it rOh, I "beg j'oui pardon'" he whispered (Fii'iicj- that language') ' L wondci ed what lho sciublnng noiso^ vvas " ' ' '-"'*' K Gyp didn't sciub'that bit again Finally hoi feelings took the loim of a vast wondci andvP'ly. because, with her'woman's intuition, she divined many little things that only, a woman would notice * Ho vvas not mad, ho was not a cuir.'nal mv hiding��������� his late told that, he tould only bo a man with a mystety. One night she saw him slop shaip- ly out as usual As it happened s'ho vvas just about to mil on one of hoi own fuitive cuands Clvp Intel no notion of wcigliing*'nnpu!ses, she followed him at a little distance Ho put Lwo or thiee long envelopes veij- taiciully mlo the pill.u-box, and then vanished tlnough a dooi way It look after them ���������'and, in]thc'natuic of things, that .someone 'could only bo a woman It was all veiy' well to have ("broken hcai Is", busy fin- geis aio the things a helpless, man nee-ils ( -, , t ' And after that ��������� afloi that Gyp, supiemcly unconscious of her own tact, found legulai oppoitunilies "of as possible How right;down silly oi her' ' ' > i She,.was noaily up to his landing. Sho .had paused "If���������if a pat eel tomes," he had said*" a |dozen tunes,' "you might lot me have a at once " She had paused, she knew not why. Tho voiy si'encc.of his'iooin awed her Tiilo her head came that queer "ioeo".lcctioii oi the man down the sit eel���������the man who, out of vvoil doing linn that little service No'one know, and'if ho^could never seem to, .,,n������������������,.ri i������-r>- hnd his voire iii thanks, he roomed -���������*"1 despc.alo, had swallowed two to -know that any mention of pajr- niont would bi nig tl.e luood, singing into hei cheeks ,'Just as you mu.v find "a flawless kernel in a fool of a husk, so you may havo the hotn t of a ti nc woman beneath an impossible bodice Gyp,did,it foi the'lovo of the thing If anvono suggested Jh.it she (lid(il for love, of tho man, Gv-p might have found 'hei self unable , to aiiswci t ' The .lower door of the tenement gciicially stood open ; One day,i at j an hour when "most of ihe occupants weie out, Gyp saw a (all, aiislocta- tit old gentleman, with white hair fringing bis silk hat, staling intre- dulously in tyfr ' r "Dots���������does mvison lodgej<heic''' T mean, a 31i , Mciedith'',' he as'-ed,' keeping back some emotion l "Them's . one 'light at the'lop," sho said, evemg him doul tlnlly ' Yes, 1 Hunk he's in 'I'll���������I'll show, you " . . They wont up y She rpoinlod, and 'then rclic'alcd lo liic next l.nid'n^ Not foi hoi -life tould she help listening s She . hcai d :a huskv "I'latik'" and then-a dull bound, as if a man in theio had leaped convulsively fiom his writing table -And then ' ' t ' ""hat" 1 asked you, not to'liy and find mo " I told jou " . , "My boj,' I've sen chod all London for you You���������heie, in this don' Tiniik, vou know 1 nevc^ meant hall ol v hat I said'" ( "Uut vou said it ' I was a gopd- foi'-nothuig ��������� 1 could go I simply took'jou at vour woul Peihaps, when I (tin show you that I'm not so woitl.less, I'll Hunk of roming back Not' -bofoio' You mustn't conio Ii'pio "' You need not woiij1* J (an'eko out a living by wilting, and I'm in hopes " ��������� ' "But, ��������� ih-, boy, it's impossible ��������� 'it's stai val ion1 Took at j'ou now!,l People 'mo saying I lei jou go1 to your i um'" ' i '" i '"iWiusl the lovoise tl may b*" peunywoiHi ,of c.nbolit atid And she hoard a lustle���������a * soft, silken, slo.v i'uslIo onrthe staiis behind, as if .*oino gieat lady weio feeling her way up Gyp looked���������ami looked. A sweot -oval face,' framed m a fui, camo abovecr tho landing���������the daik velvet' 'eyes in it, woie, looking beseechingly, jfoai fully, j up unto.hois And Gyp kn-iw what had ..happened It vvas the woman ��������� the woman whose heart was his, tho woman who had come to find and take-him awav ,, And Gj-p'sjed hands tlulth- ed the pen eel in a sji.ism of jealousy "Air Mciedilh*' rJ hoy told mo he ���������-" Thc sweet, whisper hi oke olT "Yes,, 1 know , jou. He's.'hcie," Gyp inealhod' back /'That's his loom ��������� up there - And this hei c's hi-wi-book, como back as it wont . . ,Will .you take it'" , A pause li his dooi 'had opened' Ho knew nothing of the tingedy bi entiling outside, oi the two women who looked mlo each' othei's eyes Ho never' knew, and novoi would kno<ir, of'the,last whisper "His���������his book' And l.o does not know'' Oh, thank you' ��������� bloss you for telling mc'-- Give" it lo uie ��������� his book' I tamo lo *lhe minute ��������� it was to be���������J waited till I daied wait no longei ' i Not- a woid he need rot know now. .Good-bye ���������- good-bye'" ,' > 9 She had Liken the piecious paie-ol, close against Lho fins al hoi bieast, and vvas' gone tf ������ J J list* a, week latei,1 when Gyp knell weaiilv down lo wash the flop stans, the ' man's door opened Tn 'the man's eyes was a wild, light, in his hand that morning's loller fc'oi one of Lho most wondci ful things m life had happened And it seeinod so natuial that'll should happen' ' "Gyp1" he saiil "I know joii'd be glad ��������� T know" vou will They've taken my book You shall have ^a copy T shall bo going soon 'lliey might call oiysend, 1 could haidly lei llicin knowi this 'addiess 'You've been vcrv kind ��������� eh but jou have' \o Pad, if I have youi obstinate, hast* 'T wantod-I I'loanl all alongJjO P sp.iit, that i4 haidly my fault l'vc y0U ������ 1,UI������ P'C ������ had to swallow thc lump, I'm quite comfoi table heie, whatever Uie place is No, you had bettor not como 'inside���������vou'll go back and say J'n. mad I'm not I'll tell jou this, . , , Ilm.li - J" - his voice t.embl������l hoio^fo hod begun He was -Heading booli vou must, you have boon So thoughtful'" ' ' - " . It was mi envelope with a *= ovoi oign inside Jfe J went" hurriedly dnvvn Lhe istun Foi him" a new the was the local I'ico Libiaiy, md no '.place foi . Gyp Them vvero two ' I know, but what I meant was , huslit-l looms, one for newspaper. IhaL 1 would do anything to please i and tho other lor magazine's aiul vol- vou Ah Angelina, n.vou but know fumes .She ventuiod untcrtainly m- "t'ee athing vo7d " ito the lattei, as ho had luiuicd "There is no suth thing ns a void jsliaighl to a newspaper stand Os- Gooige ' N.ituic abhois a vacuum tensiblj- engioss^-d bv a medical di- I'.ut "admitting that theie could be lectoiy, she watched tlnough the such a thing, how could the void i glass paiUtion' Tie-had tinned a vou speak oi be a void n lhcio wasjteitam tornor of the papei aiwl was an nthe m it'" ,staling as it fascinated -Just as lie T meant to say that my lu'o will i made to tcai himself away the ligms that you ale'blazpd up disconcei lingly Both no- a'ld "nightly | ticcd Something ��������� she lhat ho was to be I two shades whitei than usual, and you were in darkest,bo that s-ho had been watching hun ���������' I've been "wntirg a book ��������� a novel'' I'niain hopes it may bo *U o beginning' ^of -in end *" I sent lfort t]ast week " 1'vo winked at^it .night, and daj- l' 't tonics' fiatk��������� if it f.iilsT-lhou I'll ioaliz.0 that'l'vo,"m.i('o the mistake or mv Inc. and i'may make another. ; But it won't I tau't talk about it���������vou'd nevci un- deisland, you'll know soon " "Uly boy. vou know it willt come beck���������you know what things aio' You'ie an unknown Pubh-lieis jilay upon names nov ad ays, thov'ic bound to You 1 now veiy vvcU,l ��������� v* hy, I'd have paid for it to beNpunt- ed and let vou have vour fair (banco, you'd be cei tain then of gel. ing -i lieaung 1 don't w-sh lo thvv.ut voui ideas, but���������let mo pay lhal1 - ' -V pause, -is if be weie stiugglmg Wainst the h.iipe'sl templalion that ovei tame to a mj-n dull hinu mc lowest mug of that slippeiv Then t.imu an .-uvating - \'o' No. sn 'A might have thoiiRiit twite of th.it, but now - now T feel that I want mv book lo stand upon its mci its You don't know what a book 1)0- tomes lo its .lutlioi Ueaven knovvs, had lo lPiili/c it was all oi notli- vvith n.c' No, 1 tannot Uxlie ii Utoi all vou *.ii(l it would happen again You wanted me to lie to tho people lor the sake ol ->��������� ^'*-_*- in Mm llnl'SP* A lie���������V es' 1 told vou ith a pink spot on c.tl.ci r"������ ' V ,Uo ,L ml,st be in Khalf Again thc impulse was open j'������ ' Ulfi ,l?J minute oi so lal- ' ������ ladoei .niaior month ago T ing penny- be lonely without you my daily thought oi cam t would go any where with vou. ll you wore in ( , , ,, to um iwi, \iuca oi at the North Pole* I, Ho ll'cked back the shoots and walk- ro *���������'-'*, would fly to j-ou t "��������� led out with a pink spot on c.tl.ci j - , _ 'Tlv' Tt will be an-ither century I cheek Again thc impulse was open , iiboiei the 11 al imildei nf before man can Ily Even when the | to cut.t.sm. but a m.nute oi so Inl- I ,,, x- f(.1L ,t then, I Icel it of cia.-itation are succcs-iuPy J ei she found heiself ^canning lhn-t-. nol'e tl,,ul 0\P, now You should ovei come, there still remains, s-avs-', printed cornei Her lips begun [������ I ne nn(1 ]^e heie for a mouth' a late scienUi'C authority, the rhfh- woik���������as thej alv.avs did wl,,,������ ,, ^*c >., h(>ll. ^0���������'(l hettoi go' ...il-'en" dancing path, with the 'woman's swocL ov.il laeo at Iho'l'ar end of- it Hi" book had boon taken', .' '��������� He-"could-not bo-ox potted 4 to know"of"the huddled, ^dieaiv 'figure on the" toi) landing there, of lhc ied, tvv ildiing hands that cpvoied a face, 'lie had'given her a sovcieign Women like Gyp havo no hcaits "to In on k���������London Tit-Bi Is ** PROVOKED RICEAIULITY. 1 ) ^ A denr hi tie bi ide 111 a railway c,nuagc was like most In ides 111 her ilusnc to avoid identifitatioii as suth The husband Vvont oui to got*some lefieshnionls at sl stopping plate An old lady opposite talked to hei 1 '"You .-no lately mail ied, my dean I know," she -aid'kindly "Oh" no' W'e have been 111.11 nod a long time " letuined the youngoi woman bi lsklv . " \h, excuse n.c' You aie so young, and j-ou scorn so happy " ()|i, Vv-o have been ni.u 1 ied eight��������� jts eight jeais'" "Well well' 1 thought al (ust you weie on voui honeymoon ' Oh, no JVrv husband will tell you -Help ho comes Gcoige, haven I vve vein s'" ' Yes C'l.na'" ��������� I ( a 11 bark vol " bccii^, nidi ued night Yds, tcil.iuily Bv Jove. ��������� wnggling his body about fool that j ico down my vou minute listen lo my leit thi room youi death ot cold, to lie oi.t heie and to go to sleep m lhe dew You don't look veiv sti one:, eitl.er " , monov " Then pausing, he* said 'Vhe.o .no* Without wailing to vou "-oui"* mav I ask'' foivem 1 hanks, he " I hesitated ' 1 feared to leave the Vevet 111 my *'fe had 1 ieii so li**?l.t- remoiest tiace of my loute I toi.ld jhrarced and hopitul peitcivo that the old gentleman wa*- ic^i'-iduig me with cunous attention "Excuse no* asking an impel l incnl 1 smooth tlu-.n, as they must have question! tha't vou need not aiiswci ' .been somewhat tiumpled up bv bo said ' "But wheiever vou'ro go- leg seivire as a pillow d* in"*. J-ou won't got on now till ( out the change 01 lni'ii mTi'i'v^ had a bit 01 bienkiast I | could not cio without In s-iould i-*tomn.onrl tho 'Duke 01 j mv evi-. 10M upon a poi u ait hu-ig Chirincr-,' down in thc village Very mi a dark inc.' i-eople, and they'll do it cheap, was thai foi jou " to I she c������������lc cu'.tv of a balance " lead Thcicit was -i soinclliin., ! "ll>''' ������������������Well nt all evmls" exclnin.od that holi^r.l to solve the invstoi v, the jo'-Jih. "! can srot ovoi that* 'am! at tho sanit line thickened it* T've a pretty fai1* balance in the , -'if j"iank Metedith wn' onlv com- ' nuinieale with known address he will l.-ai n that hvgonos aie bygones in tl.e ui'tst sense Ethel, ho.11 t-bi ok- a I bank and I vva-it jou to be mv wise There'" ' "V*U. Oeonre since vou put it in I that light t will I I lose noni lhe iii an to take the tloLhis out oi the handk. rtl.iel and tlu-.n, as they must 1* do- . ) te tak< , wnii h f do'n^ so In land 1 coloied up nt the mention 01 breakfast 1 had not a lathnng nf money, and until I tould dispose 01 the contents of my bundle I eouid not procure a mouthful I thanked 01 v 1 11 toi dpi 01 the 100111 It 01 a woman witn 1 rirrlil 'auburn hau tiai s,iarenllv 1:111 rom- pie-vion, blue eves a veiy beautnul pensivi iace, vvith something 111 it that nunc bad- upon n.c like a 11 emit seemed to i* f that I li.ifl thai nice somewheie Hli.lt1 I hun.'took up mv bundle* wished him slor,f| tivnr to icmombci the old good moining. iind turned to go ' ���������������. ntlci-i.iu n-entci.'d I ho lonm ���������'Slop, stop' come hue a mm-j 'All, vou'ic looking sik my ute." ho called out 1 girl's poitnnt [ advanced a few steps ncaier to I voice hun lit- sciutimzed me more cine- | "Your rjaughtr i ',. fully than ovoi, with the mpiession \ "Ye-.���������mv onlv one 01 a man who was t-vidrntlv about 1 ' Is sli" still to mal-e' a proposition of doubtful be said, 111 pooi .1 -ad su 1" NOT 71 IS -\ \ME j sorrf country district?, of fre- it is. not unusual to se<- tho ' owner,' names su, ply ch.ilk.-d on 1 tarts and other vel.ich'-. in oit.er lo, (c.mpiy Willi local rigt.lrliops Cn-1 im tttnatclj. th.s custom lends itself, to the plaving r>( pranks on Ihe jSUfu *' pirt of elio.s" mali'-iously inflin-| ed who "omctime.s iub oft the litter-) ing and .rurrbv get th" cart ov.ntr| into tiouble with thf police A c "*e 1 of Ibis kind h.'Ving occurred cl coi slabularv s'lg'.nit accosted a coi.n trviHim whose name had wiped out unknown to linn Is this cut vour., my 111 in''" Av corns, it 1* ' was the riph ' do jou sri anything the mct'ei w id it'" 1 ' r ohsirve " 1 lirr in.in, i lull ci a led I hen it evei Tho j minute a*- loped back |, He did not 1 the shabbv gnl who; bi.d* on the semnd old gentleman stood foi if stupefied, and then ] down the eternal stall* seem lo see shivoied sL 11 ii' ni"-, .-nd ll.v'P s ������v-n inciclv fodissed a strange mist said I l.e pompous pr vi 11 nre is o-blith ���������is' .id. jirudenco "Here, here' vou shall como and bieukfast with mc ' ho said after a minute's pause I thanked hn.i veiv mm li lor his kindness, wlncn under the cncutn- stances, J ceilainlv had nol lho strength of mind enough Lo dcclni' We icft the ehurelivnnl bv an opposite- gale to that !>/ which I Lad entered, nnd proceeqed down a. I01,;- 1>- green lane canopied with trees. "I always rise at five," said tin: old gentleman, as wc walked along, "and unless it is very bad weather, take 11walk usi'iir 11s the churchyard. It's been my cu.'-tmn for 'many years, and I suppose will continue to be so, until some morning I am carried tliere, never to come btk"- again. Nothing like exercise, howtver. and the early morning air, to delay that little event; but not sleeping on tombstones," he added wilh u laugh. After about ten minutes' walk wc wtnpperl before a door in a high garden wall, which my conductor opep- ed with a key, and facing iih at tho end of 11 garden path wa.s the prettiest ciiltngo I hud ever seen: very old-fashioned, uinl entirely covered with roses and woodbines, that loaded the whole air 'with delicious perfume. The gardor. wns*-beautifully lnid out in flower beds; on one "ide was n grape house, on the other 11 ���������conservatory, ������lletl vrith the mos-t see the station on the left hand. enrhl'���������n i fully W.l'l only t un.-, ' f but. living1" som.wh.it licsiLaLinglv I ' She has be" n dead the- * vears,' heanswired. soiiov I 'T must br mist iken I A\n infant 111 aims at that thought lie i,,jv.- ine the sovcieign would 'int listfn If) rnv Ll ankx ] Tut lul'" hi- s,,ir] Hi, i-s nr.l h- nig I fl give vou 'ive if f ic.ill'/ l.nl-v vm weie .ill light, I i-t I have b,j.;n .si, .,fU;i. taken 111, llii'. I'm, I doubtful of everybody now. llul. Ij jlikeyyriur looks; but I've liked others 'thnt'have- boon the property of great | 'vagabonds. But I believe in you, ��������� my lad, although looks nre tr.iiicliei-- oim indices to men's minds." We hnrl left the house by this time, and were walking down the green lniie, but' in nn opposite direction to Unit by which wo had come from the churchyard. A little* way down, the lane debouched into the- high road, and there my .-kind* friend'stopped to take leave of me- "If you find things turn out badly, nnd you aro reduced to any groat strait, write to me; but, mind, in that case you mu.st tell mc all about yourself. There must bo no disguise and no deceit. I .musL sny you're rather a close customer for one so young���������nil lhc he tier for Unit perhaps. Here's my address; and now good-bye-, nnd n. snfc journey nnd good luck. Do you keep straight down thnt roiul till you w rnnr:". had tounl 1 vnian who anoss lhe long dHtloi-itv "oid !oic. 'foi m-* 11 iiiu-'s O'l.eillv I don I care who knows it'" tiik iTMiMvr. nii.i/.nr\ II worm s n.c I o I Th.it nest morning, as she sel hei j pail st filthily down on tho top lund- ing. ins door clicked, he looked oui , lt"m.ule her jump -She had been pittii'iig tne iace 01 ' nthel" in hoi soapsuds, and her hp had cui led ' f hope ���������"* jou didn't think " ���������=',.(��������� began, and stopped, glowing with confusion. Ten to 0110 he had foigott. 11 all about it "Whats that'" he asked, absently In her trepidation Mie slopped the* w.itci all if.iiiifl Ins feet She v>,is usrd io men who would have nailed _|flown hei ciui.isiriP--s with .111 oath, I,r,���������, HnyltjUL tills 0110 Ollly Sti p| 0(1 IiaCk been tl.usi , f ,T)S ^rnng to say, all along," 'sh^ slaiamr red, >f jou'd like youi uioiu just Mv-fii out I tould do it, nil iindi'r one iVs no trouble, and, -.���������ni it mast want it " Vencd when lho po-trnan knotki ImrKr <>-.-' Y..11 re very kind j ' f(l<u ������������������',���������,, fat(,, that , 1 / r 1 .. l .... li , r>.. iri*l**-'F> ' ,1 ��������� hi* said flees Did ' ,lu*l ��������� 11 on).I". lie thr. r.io'i -ly round but ' ie toi. 1.1 not help i'im' ' nig *lat biuslir-1 awav arioth- ir.- of tie m'stPiv���������,1 table in lb !./ In; wmdo.v rovercd vvilh JDII Then, my bov, if vou won L sidei 1110 ' llnuk of thnt pom with hoi breaking Iwait Vou her without a woid, after vou Think of hei' ton- gn I left bad ROUGH ON cTIIE COMMERCIAL A eoi'imcici.il tiavelci on his (11st jlup tailed upon a veil-know u ( hem- ist lie v(.is uei vous as he pul Imm 'hand into bis pocket and diew out a caul won hei allcction Think 01 nei ' . ..| M,p,c.-,j���������i, f,uli conceiii" "aid "I do" he *"'-'tl. hiokonlv ��������� tlie vouiu. man think 01 hei eveiy moment I live ,.you l||; t0,.(U|.alc" leplied 1 would never lot it be '"'" "'"��������� ' cboinisL maiiit-fl h"i foi hei monev I wioioi ,,.|u< j.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.. i,.i,c'ci vas to hoi - "> K*i\0 up all thoughts of'(ol|| icc,f| She ktiov.'K-tlip lrovvs Una 11 j ..r llllniv i^,, .)M" |lc s.nci, <��������� r make a name foi ir*.v-c!f ~ ' the chemist who tunics with us is Hon t���������don't daio lo Icl! hei wlieie W(j|i m(jro s() Jfv (|lm ,MS th(J ,M1_ 1 am R vou do " I Ust lot of cosmelics in the countiy " His dooi banged on a'sob 1 lie | ..L si10���������|clii't have thoughl it." 1 minute as ������,,ov ,y |c ,,,,,,^(.,1 (.],c m,ul ()f medi- tincs, ' her complexion looks 11a- ti'ial'" . , 1 And ho banded balk tho phologiaph V1U "'vJucli lhc voeng man had given him bv nu1lake the tnd THE ALASMN. ESQUIMAU THEY ARE RAPIDLY iriSTIN- r ISHING IN NUMBER;- . , ' A, Mysterious Epidemic Xast,, Spring Filled 1 Them With '^ ' Fear. , -, 1 . a' u ",*.!., Just beforc.Mr. Peary started on his" join noy home,waid,- a few * weeks y ugo, some of lhe Esquimaux ol the , ,bmilin Sound / legion came to-Inm - "and begged to be taken south. Tho mj-steuous epidemic which raged among1* them * * lillc'd *,,, them with fear f , that , if thcy lemauierl 111 the-north-isolated anyi- longer from all*oilier human beings, thoy would perish, leaving no tiaeo.1 except Uie ruins of then rudo home.. When ' Jlr. Peary went among thorn, twelve yeais ago, thoy num- boied nearly three thousand' souls-. In 1897 ho found that Lhe number 'of the naLives had been 1 educed to 2.1-1. j it is- piobablc that'theso ,1110s t 1101 thorn 'inhabitanls of Lhe woild , ivvould scarcely'ONcecd 200 Tho very ?+ haid conditions of their'lives, tho- bronchial 1 and rheumatic ailments that frequently aflhet them and the epidemics* which come all too often, arc'causing thc death to'exceed tho bulb, nitc, and ,yet the last "twelve yens of their^hvcs, have been the most prosperous they have over'seen. Poaiy has'killed a" gieat deal 'i.of food for-' them,-'he has given "them ' implements and ufcnsils which'havo ,' lightened thou "labor to'a"('oiisideia- ble degicc and lias helpol I hem in many ways ] Ttl,'is doubtful if ylhoy will ever see' among them again' so good'and true infiiend ' '" * . ' y T ho'decimation of the-Alaskan Es- , quimaux' in the "past'half'Ccntuiy , has been^frightful Whenrexplorers -��������� (11st wont nniong them ltyv.is estimated lhat tlwy 'nunibciod not less than -'.;,, ' a.ooo. or ii.oocysouxs.', > It is now behoved that'from Point Bai row to tho Aleutian IsUinds.not moie than'500 Esquimaux could*-be found if an 'accurate' ccns-us weie taken For the fust half centuiy the dosti notion1 of sCa nfo by vvhalcis along'- these" , .Ala's-kaii* coasts has gieatly depleted'tho food losourccs and increased tho-li.irdsliipb of thciro , hapless natives 11-5is possible * tho olioits" tho Government -rand,the , Amor-ic.ui Doai'd. of "Misvs'ioiis- is mow taking to improve their well -being - will 1 educe lho frightful laic of mortality Hint has long pievuiled among . them Missionaiies ' and itenthciM have begun to settle in'-their *-mall tcntcis-of population " Last .summer a school,was established among thc Esquimaux at Capo Tiincc Wal cs! "el 1 o i- Is , w 1111 be . 111 ado t o prove'then ���������hygienic-' condition the Government-"is, placing icindpcr within tlieii'"ieachSn*thc expectation 'that this new ipsotnoo will piovc of lasting bencdtvto them \y ' 'All tlnough,the enoimous waste o������ A-iCtic islands north of ourt conti- L ncut oxploiers have"* found along/ thoj- wiiidmg shoies the mins of hiui- dieds of Ewpnmiuix habit.it.ons.. These nunioious -luites show that once, poi haps manygonoi ations ago, probably thofisauds of Esquimaux hunted 'the'seal, wall us and polar bpai among the channels between the islands This legion appealed lo the (ust white visitois to be all the moio desolate because such luiniorous- lraces ol human occupancy woio found but no men and women JM'- c,y token of lhe existence of human * beings llicic had fallen into iuin A few bundled of these deni-zons of the Aic.tio aithipclago slill live among the eastern islands, bu-t thcy appear t6 bo ' RAPIDLY DYING OOT^ When Dr Fran/ lions vvas in Bafim Land, second 111 size only to Oi eon- laud, he estimated the Lolal popula.- tiou al 130 -souls The natives of Southwest Gicon- land, noaily 10,000 111 numboi arc - staitely holding then own, though the Danes are piomotieg their wcl- ,aic 1.1 a way to'* n.ect the commendation , of the, whole W"-������l'������;tt woild Eveiy precaution is taken to pi event lho ml reduction of di- k soase by the casual visits of-.whale��������� and other seafa.eis. thou habiU- , Lions lave b(en nmirovod and thtv aie the mos-t p.osptious and . comfoi table .01 all Co Esqum .. x .Moups Thoio is scauoly J puio blood among then. foi. .11 U.o ������������i- Uuy nnd a half dunag vvludi thc.v . ������<*- ,ot 1111- 'and ' ov es Thc tiavelci loft without making imy f.iiewell loiuaiks iood Gvp knew all. knew in her crude way that that book had ' oinc to seem a mattci of life and death to, l\listi oss���������"Who is that the man The woi (Is he had chop- heat talking 111 lho kitchen, ptri���������the way ho enme out and lis- 1 (jook���������' Tlense, ma'am he' man I Maiy" ���������ci���������he's have boon undei the Government an.t ni'iuento ol the whites, thcy haw actiiuicl a large adnuxtuio of Lu- , opcan blood It . cniaiiu, t o bo seeiv whelhc. Lh.-y will contuiup to hold their own in the battle for hie. which at bet is veiv thiougtioiii the Arc'uc legion Thc Libia dor native**- arc * ing and now iiunubci only about 1 500 s^uls* Twenty population of all groups v .'. 000, it is they . sovoie dec rea*.- voai s ago U10 the Esq-iima"*- cstnnated at over 150,- poL believed to-day thai inuv evcee.l 17,000 in nunibci U'l- doubtcdly the pool hygienic tondi- l,ons 01 their lues tend to diminish ,',e populi.l.,01. Then h������ls havo no p.ovision foi ventilation. ^ul'rt|������l Ingie.i!.: condit.o.i-s arcJess unfavo'- able than they would be 1 , quoin the pev 1 - r onir ,\n '\ don t Know���������pei haps ,ou ni'-au now1" vou hk' I men it ��������� 11- rr p".it'-d 1 back trie door t-.oit'ed looking knocked .-mi; gicy "-''*-' ������������ '"' ���������"'-'"' *������������������"- van- lisbpil as sho enme up vvilh only .1 Mon" envelope And hero���������hem she 110 j wan. cnnying the pnieel up the , , , Icndlrss stuns, wilh .1 numbed scu- ���������-*-���������*.���������! stu-1 ^ _ , R |,il(! com(. ijtit-lc lo hun I mv lonj'-lost biothei'' "Then please be go In ui again ��������� .1 (an'" s.iI ion '.')!( > , 1 COI IP' 1,om,',flIy'siip"hai1 lukiii il from the uiiupi* hand 'H.io pubh'lier's ininlod -id wilting p. per Thai'* whit ll/; did, ( old. Im -' II worms u.o lo buy 11 cp -wrote .ill 'la/ lornz fh* had rlothrs " in, . aip"t <1i>-a'i iii fiw* rniniites her Coincha���������' Wh/*������" 's,. all h.ooin nad \\i/\ Ilv Ilicked lound Cordelia��������� Oh. I ea'i'l d.riflc wb.-1,),,, veils in live mr/ii her long one tlur lo look st.||s|, ,irp| i���������. nnrom- y ,,| ^ ,11,,.., ,| up ih- worst of the Foil,ib!', 01 to be 1 onilo-1 ible nnd , r|,,<,i ,[n.| iiu.* II'' wilted on <h'i look dowdy. physiciiin yonr (|i- A VICTIM OF OPIJLENCI* Afiirmarliikc���������"Did your give- you ii. diiignosi.-i of sense?" iMallor.v���������"Yes; lid sai('. f. hud a. bad c.-ise of ' high living and no thinking,," I3NT0.M0L.b0fCAL RESEARCH. Toucher���������"Now, children, this'queer insect is called 'The devil's darning noodle' " Jimmy (on the hack row) ��������� "I'hmsn, 'in, why don't th' devil ma.ko his who darn his socks?" TILE TEST. You novel* know n. innn uiilll havo played football with him. you Willow i.s the lightest of Urltish wooiIh. A cubic fool, of it wcigh.s but HO .pounds. A cubic foot of box weighs 57 pounds! I.nflir.g ouisirl- As*h( brie-lird thc hc-.p past- him ho helfl oi.il. two, coins Hint, had j'-own' hot In his hand, fl'i knew Unit si"' ofU'u 7 thoroughly cleancfl :i room (or four-pence. "HTiiil.'ji' that for?" nh<: whisperorl, .sharply---a girl who seldom saw occasion to whisper. ''I'lit. it* bncl won't ,.-!.sl<- to do it again, know hotter!" - "I know you'ro very kind, ho wild again, ' past 11 throat-lump. "Tlici-f! ��������� these rooms soon get dirty." They do. in six or -ioven weeks. Ho wont in: Lho d'usl I"1 Kuhsidod. Sho. knell Lhore, Wringing .her llniinol, and ploliiring him ut the tnblo in lho .corner. No, she should never dure to offer to cook liim "n rnoul. It, seemed Uie most I'lrliciilousiytlilng ,-ln. tlio world that liny: but, soincliow. Iiein-t vvris liealing fustor under blouse, that suddenly seemed shabby for tho daylight, at thought that- -she hud morsel o' good." iii*l You her thu too the 'done him that He wiui one of tho uibn who painfully neod Somono to dross was on il She had onlv to lav it down beside Ins dooi, tap once, mid ci rep down iigam as lasl JIis Hcevci��������� "I see vou (lie copy of Ih owning I ' vou ldiuirc liiownii g*'" Twigbl ��������� "So much so, that open Ihe book I woii'dn t have soiled foi the woi Id " '.'CORNER UN POIUC.'t MUST NOT' KNOW. THF. WORLD The gio.it Duke of Wellington, whose walchvvoid was duty to In-* sovcieign ..nd the idigli'h n'ltio". was a solaiei fust last, and all tlio time SiKh. too, he wished to ai1- poai IIis icalous cam of his rcpu- lalion as a fighting man is ami'siiig- lv disclosed in Mr Kiedeuc.k C.ood- all's recent hook of .".Reminiscence-- in an auecdote of the duke's later vcrirs when, as warden of the Cltiq.no . Ports, 'lie lived at WalmeiyCastle. His grace commissioned V.'ilkiu to paint "The Chelsea Pensioners." and ���������agreed to pay hiin twelve hun- drcd guineas. The 'picture, finished,'i������ due course the artist waited upon, lho soldier,; who", to his surprise, began with great deliberation lo count out the twelve liundrod guineas ni notes- and gold. ! "Your grace, it would save you much, troub'lo if you would ������������������.write' me a check," said Wilkie. The duke looked up. "What!" said lie. "Lot Coults' clerk���������and thus the rest of the world���������know, what a fool I've been -lo. spend twelve hundred guineas on a pic tui'c ?" He shook his head mid resumed .his counlingr. j Derbyshire, Devonshire, and WosU. .lnorlnnd provido '.he finesti. innrblcf ��������� found iu IOnglanfi. ly'y^ 'A^VPiP
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Whether or not the Duke of Tierra
S'lgi.idn 'iind even lic.irtl lils-.vvlfe
wlioii/so eiiinos'tly eoiniselitig me lo be
iinon'iny gunnl, I wasruii.ible to judge;
r.t least, he iiindo no sign, yilis mniiner
was perfectlj quiet niid/siiiitui'.il, and
,110 spoke iiiyin uncoiicerned tone when,
'ho pressed me to keep thy seat in the
I'i out ol lho box. , c ' ' < ' , "
r.U tlie 'next interval ho'said very
' cointoousl.v.' "Do1 j on propose to stay
for iho 'Cuviillona IUist.enna?' *" Would
iyou e-nie'to nccoiiipniiy us? Oiuyciir-
' lingo Isj��lioic.' Susottov will bo very
pleased to present j on." , , , * ,r '
j "You arc veijy'good," -I" s.tid. """1
I should like to-go very much if I may
* run iiwiiy cnil.v. I'liaveia couple of
bulls tonight." "" <"'- ^ ~ ,* ' *''
il was n curious and not unimportant
eiiciimstunc-e, ,w hen" viewed by the
, luht'of l.iter*t,o\e"iits, "that the tln-ce
'houses 1 vv.-isito^visit thatliiiglitrwere
"vviilnn if stone's thfow of "each other.
' Tho lirstlyh.it' of the Dos Rios min-
,13101, 'to yvv liic-li I "was ^introduced by
ftlie Dtiko and ^Duchess��of Tierra Sa-
-gradn, was in Rutland Gate. Tbe'npxt,
Ails. Collinghani Smith's, 'owas in
I'i luce's Gai dens, and the last. Lady
, Delano's, in Prince's Gate.* .My.,new
"fill-lids, would have sent life on in their
c-iiiringe, cspeeiiilly when Uiey learned4
I,liii(ll"iiotjf.ir to go. This^near neigh-
boihood vvas leinarkcd on by the1 d.uke,
when.'obsei vin'g-that the1 reception did
nol gi willy amuse me,' ho nsked if I,
iwas nol djing to get. lo my dancing,
and where, exactly, I was going.- ,,
*'*"You must'let us send^you Jon to
Piniee's Gaideus in the carnage,"flie
said, very'civilly. '"We have brought
jou out of your Svay to a" not very
blight ciitbitaliimciit and' now 'wo
ought ito speed vour departure. 'We
iinist7stny on' here for an ".hour <or���so
ln^icybiit there is no reason vv liy you'
should.V , y ""* P
I protested lhat Priuee^s Gardeuslwas
'only .iifew yal-ds oil, lound the corner,
in Jaet, and I re.Vuy preferred to waller
r.esidos, .1,'only iiieanyto^lobk iu for a"
inonu'iit My ical destinatloinwas Lady,
* Delano's,-which' was also quite-s-cTose
nt h.-ind. tf '-, , , J t
, "To be siiref'yes, certaiuly, I know.
W'ell, well, ifiyoti wilh.not be persu.id
ed. I'.ut the carriage is entirely at
your disposition. Is thatt not so. Su
set to?" , - ;
It oc'Ciiried to me Hint the duchess
was not altogether pleased at this oll*-
liiiud (li-i)os.il ol her carnage. So 1 ic-a
fused ihe kind olTor and lett then) with
lhe plcasiinililo Veu-niion of haviug
iiiikIp ,ii(ouple nl charming new , ae
(ji iiiitl.nii es i' *
"i I ��� iv a s a
! n*iii':li! s , ,��i!l
"Do you mean to saj\ that you have
been'deceiving mo all this lime? I nl-.
Ipgether reruse' (o bo bound, by any
ungualilcd words I may have tiUorpd,
and if ,you persist shall also decline the
honor of your acquaintance."
"Hear mo ,otit, at any into," I pleaded, ns l^/scized her hand and gently
drew'her buck,, for she had'now got
up and,was leaving me like a frightened-bird. , ' ' '
Then; I blurted out the whole .story;
In that clumsy, blundering way .I'ninii
lias when his he-art Is lull and all hjs
happiness depends on what lie is saying, i Si ill never a word, from'lier, until
at last I cried (lespaiiiiigly./,,
���"I-"ri(la,H6 darling.* my liist thought
when I hcai tl of Ilusvfortune was of
jou���say jou will shine il with mo."
"1 ,think you have been, most ahoini-
nably dceeit'lul and undei hand," she
I'alteied ���" "Yoif should not have, kept
it 11oin me, I had a light to,know, I,
should'have been lold ���I ���I"���
i"I, only he.iul lhe tievvslmyself this,
very morning."^ ^'u "t k
."But ,|usly thi'iik yvliat people would
say I should be called" n"moreen.!i j
w-iotcli, ace-used,of,selling inysclf for
j our'millions'." ' \ �� ~
,_*-T'hej shiill be.yotirs. ��� I'.will make
thiMffall ovei* to .\nu at once'. I-do not
Jcire foi-them one bll.-excepl ihtil itlicy
,givi> mo lhe light lo ask'you loi ,llns."
. f l-took.lici glovciHinurlytiid kissed It,
Inn slie , heisell .juriuug hoi lilushinu
taee"-ti|) Io in inc.'("ill eied mi
, When I lell I'i inee's Can
-i . "i , j
to Head an air* We bad been,among
, Ihe h'st yl'i ul.ijiiid Mind lingeiod on
anion:*;* lhe- azaleas ~Ulla Mis. I-'nir
linlin'e'sji.'iiienee was f.mlj evhausted
.iniihslii, ca^in(yliei_sejl' to end' the Jete
a lele I iliiuk she saw enough in oui
(Olisc-ious I.ices to co'mloit liei'i Willi
lhc li'ipp fh.-mihe pains of her e-haper
ri'."i-_'e��uere nppinaeli'iiig 'lheii_ ' lei in.'
nml she heartily iiuloised I'lnln's luvi
tation to eoine to iliinc-li, and come
'���ail.v' D-_"^ " ^ J i
A,;ni('ii I saw thcni Into, tlieu^eari'iage,
roll - nu- iheir piolleied , seat, -lor I
wished lo be aloue wh'h in j-. now found
happiness. ��� , . ( ", y :'t( t'
The -niglit was fine, the air soft,
under tlie pale sky, I'or dawn1 was noni*
at hand."and ,1- stepped out gajly. with
all the Miiio.vaney of one Willi whom1
tlio woi 1(1 went w'ell t ���
I was biougln up shortly and sbaiply
lo the icaliliesyfvlilc by- l.u lining up
|)liunp*".'ag:nnst my > "shadojt." . The"
man w-ho, InnL stuck 'to my hpols.so
vpcitluac-ipusljyall the evening was still
* on. the wat eh.' 7" .' ' *���
another dread ally, anil that l' was ah-
'solutely helpless in (heir bauds.,
:7|U'lTIli|)S
seemed
loe
U.I ,!!!.:
huCli'm
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I >..'. i ..;::
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mi
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ti nm
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ih it
lh '
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e tin.
i;.id., i'.i .: ei'ii
III 11 .1 .! I" i! I
l,l)"!lll I Ills |>
i:il!*i'*j l.!'-i In ."(
lll.V I" . l-li ps ;|'
1:1, ii,.,i hand
' ..i n wiiuli! '
:--jlhci tii-i|ii:iiiimiui* if
liim vv hci'.iei t.-ii'llil ot
I or me^ ouiside l':t
slip Tiud . ie.!!..ie w hum
il-.:i .'vemiia Hi
-.in Iiiiu eiuei!;.'
an mil in !iis|icd
IO till* V 1*1 l llllil'
. t u::t 1
.i.. i "ii ol
IdiloVV li!;'
( ,l,.leus
(I! i.:i II:-.' .inlell u h.'ll I left
ill.iiii Smith - l:nv ing liiinid
ih i.i.ti e e l!.i ,e i:-i s. ;n of
vvtiviii 1 h.'d Imped
w-!*.l'l now- hnve cii.i
1! ll.le'l'ii- 'shudnw "
-��� ul lor Ihi.s iliiu^Jii*/
���I il l.e save im s.nis
^ ll.lll (iVi'l III lite police
iv i- nilii ii i.mc nnd I lelt
1 had nunc u, lose c
11 was ahc.idj long past midnight
I might miss I'iiiIii. and lhal was noi
lo l.e home Mis Can lioluie. her
moi her. could give me no news of hei
c Inn ge. ""ics. I"i nla i^ heie. sonic
uheie. , Thill Is nil I know." she an
swcied iu a vviiij. 1,'ilell. semi
sniunnlciit \olec. i;s. im dniiln. s|ie I'.-nl
iiiiswcred !i dozen -innhir queries "I'll!.
I have inn seen hei lm an Inmt (ii
nunc. 1 do wish Mi Wood, jou would
find hei and In ing hei lo me," ��he said
pl.iinlhely
As 1 waiiili'ii'd iibonl doji'i ti'illv. nil
til om e I heal d. ���'C.*l|ilain Wood. Miss
I .in hul ii ie w a nis in spi ,ik in j i hi " and
I ^.!,\ n haled ill al. Willi nn friellilli
in"-* hi his lace, pointing lo vv heie
I'T'idu sal behind a gieat mass of (low-
cling azaleas
Sh.' wa- as gnieioiis a Nighi as over,
one ul lhe t.'iiiesl mill liiightesl of n
*i-v ci en led loi lhe dcligln nnil tor-
nipiii ol in,nil iiid Ilcr (ht'NS Is beyond
in*, pciweis ol description I think It
was p pale blue satin with pink loses,
I u| ili.it is all 1 can say. cr-.-pt that
f. om lhe I en 1 hei y a.gl'f'l Unit ci owned
lifi suniij hiin- io tho tip ol a tiny shoe
|,iis]'e,'| n l.u e nut. lint working fid
i.'llj iipiin llio tin pet, she wus lhc
l'osi absolutely cluii iiiing woman I had
e,c I seen
"I don't Hunk 1 shall speak to you,'
I ���_"". M'-s l ild.i wilh a Nii-fi*. "What
I e um n s.'v Iiii* ; oiilsi'll*' Alt1} nu
iwaielli.it ! ' '* .'on three dances"���
lo i'�� a sei t hj lm *,! 'c w it limit
werln-g. and then, giving way iu an
i :;::!'.m I did not exaelly feci.' in .spile
i.f ilie great change1 hi my fortunes. I
i.ni.gln'il in hi'i' face.
������"Really. Captain ^Yood, I am at a
I'ji-s to' iiiiilei'sliinil jl'ils most Idldllc
pi-o.jcei'.i::.;.", she vyent on. with gnat
iilliti.'liiii.Ni.s; "fiiinoihliig must liavf
liiliinc-iieil,"
"It liniji������"(iiiiellilng most Hlrange and
ic.-.i'prlsliig. I Iiave bei'ii limlnng fin-
,v:)ii the wlmlf day. In Uie park.-at llio
operil, ill Mrs. t.'olllli.gliilin Siuilli's, to
It*!! you Ihiil-lhnl���tiint-- Do yon ru-
l;::-;:il'.e|- (ince niylug (lllll .villi fell I'd'-
)', l*il,V IT!I'i* wllll Ui'.'V"
"I wliliilni.w ll r.Hoycilier. I now be-
lleve lli'inl.v Hial ynn ni*e a (lnngcrdiis
liinalle. anil I will ask you, .please, lo
ln';e Hie hack In inolhcr." She half
ruse from I::*;* 'seal.
"fsl.-iy-.vou i*:cil In say -Mint- llicre
collhl be no iKiliseiisc belweeii us; Unit
I wa.s only a paiiper, n hai'iiiles.s. In-
sigi'.iiicrnit iKUienllly, anil Impossible-'
whereas If 1 were a duke, or'an Aincrl-
cilli uiIlUi)iiiilro��� you lulglitr-uerlutps"- I
4 . ,
jRut hi' was ^uot lurking in the ie
cesses y>( a house1 poich I met him
face to face upon life'pavement, and he
could^not escape niOj ^ ^- ; ^
" "Look1 lipre,""iny lino follow," I'c'rlwC
tackling liim at once, "this lias gone a
little too lar. Take youispU' ofl, now.
or I shall give you in ckuige., Come���
walk."
Thou I caught sight of his face under
the gas lamp and'instantly reeognix
od It
** "What, you, Mr. Simyzer?" I laugh
ed aloud. "Upon my woid, I am in
finitely obliged to you P.ut leally jou
might have saved yourself the tiouble
Aud���paidon my saving so���1 don l
think j ou do it veij well." ,'
He.would not own up>nt all "Easy
gtiv'nor. p.-isj." he ainweietl, with a
well iissumed snudling voice "Woi
aio you a-rhivuig al'' I've as good a
right to he Yip as you ev > Win'*
ann=sV"
"I tell jou plainly, Mr. Snuvzr-r. ii
won't do." I continued "I don't wain
you. and I won't have you dogging nn
I0ti!s|c|).s whcievci I gn Jfsjiot Iln.
waj to gel ion.ii! in'e .I'nl jiiiiTI I ive
to dmp it Begin at once Go jn.ii
own road
this"
I iioluted hun
4 lf 'CHAPTER V. - , ,
rnoii saul j. sxuvznn or irrsps. saha-
mbasd '&' soxs, :;eiv l\ortE -cirv' .v-;d
CHICAGO. , " ' ���"
i In ihy earnest doslre'fo" further the
Wishes and interests of your firm I
yisitod the gentleman named in your
last pleasure and put before, I'im,
"briefly and wilh much circumspection,
,tlio reasons why lie should secure the
services of, Messrs Saraband'& Sous.
Captain Wood did not lcspond" very
cordially to my proposal, winch he
guessed was not ���yyious. Itjs my settled conucliou now that ho would gn-e
lho earth to reconsider that hasty'anil
mistaken reply. ���- -
I shadowed him the evening of the
fust day,'now just -IS bonis ago, following hun to lhe .Hyde paik. to ,lui
'chil), to his lipu'se. Iu lljde park only
one person' s'pokq.- to Mr. AYoo'd I
knew hiin, by sight-aud name, a half
'American, Jimiiij- Law foul,' having
crossed with hun once in Jtlio same
Cunnrder and taken/a hand iu the
same 'gan>2 of poker in .the smoking
f&nloou. He passed then as nn Ocean
drummer, although some said he was
engaged in the (secret service of the
federal governniont ."s'ow, (I lake it,
lie just- loafs a round���just llio'sort of
chap'to'be'iii tjiis crowd -igauea Wqotl
I did not hear what he aaiihio \\"uoil,
but'wlii-n leaving bj -the park-gates'l'
noticed Miniiny in close t.ill. with a
liansom cab man who/had gotroll lis
poich and was very particular to bear
w'luil I,:iw"ioid snul c ,rt ** | '-*
1 only e.i uglily the last word or two:
"Anv^ tinio tonight or lomqiiovy night
You'll get the ollico; ninid jou're o".
the quce vee." ��� Pt
1 shadowed ihe captain al! ilia*
blessed night, lo lhe opeia. out wonI,-
to seveial partn5s.r aiHlysjioke lo" 111111,
oi-^ratliei' he spoke me. roughly, joo,
.*it,iIn*clooi'_pf a house In Pi nice s'lhiil1,
w heiTho was seeing two l.iihcs 10 ibeii*
caiiiage -Thiit,wiib noi qi.'.t' llio last
-of, hun, foi spniewTiPicyiicai K11.-I111-
Linilge he was picked up bj a eab. and
ne.M'lJu.'g it comes b.K-k.1lcn nidi's an
hour, cabby stan(l"ig up and Hogging
"Ins hoist" like mad It was-su yuc.'ir
rja.v lignt 'that I got u,vlt>w nisitltylhi'
liinisom,,_as it 'pa'-scd nu- n>':i iih. I
-bauglil sight iu lhat ylioi l "inomeut of
a liiiiss ol pijopli*'inside-Thc nib. two
or moie men Ntn.gj-iiiig iiu-l lig'iung
.with some one ui'dtj. nc.'ih tlipni
r Of cdtuse Capi.nn *.*. on.I.v..-is being
kidnaped amfc.iii ed oh ,l io, ��� o.icd
,'thatatip on the spot ami g..l'..';e.l ui\-
solf 'tpsjcilici then antl "^l.cic io g.'.c
chase to the cab - I lollov. rd il stcadih
,, "Praisr. a fan* day at
ntg-lit." r ,,, ',
Approve a biand of
sno(esafieryou ha vcworn
out your second pair.
��� The last pair as'goo J
.as'thc first, and thc fitct
pair' as gyood as can be'
prodticed,foi* thsMakcis'
price. Stamped on the
���<T
The'Slater Shoe
'���fjoodycer YMlzA"
1\
0. B. RTJME & CO., t
1 Sole Local Aaents
Jf5r00 'Regard /x Offered
by tlie.ICiio'i'EXAY Ma 11?to the paid up suliscribei* wlio'
' ' lii-st naines' 1 < ��� ��� '
(,"���-, '1 ' '
:** Uhe Most ET/ppfecti-Ve ^/Id-Vertisement <
A 1 '-, r " ' ' - j r A
", appealing m our columns yluringrtlie month of Janun.ijy.Jl'O:'. 1
Thatadveitisenieiitvvill hu considcied lhe winner which leeeive.s ��
, the l.ii-gestiniimbci of votes.
, Thc'contest vvill close on I'Yhi'*ii'iii*y,10lli. '. J /,
, Oompeliloi's vvill please clip oul'tlie .iltnclied.li.illoL paper, fill
; inland ucUlress. to the Jvoottsnay IiLvil Oit'Ick, Jtevels'ioke,
- 111.11 king on (he top left coiner of tlie envelope' "Advei tis-euip'nt,
t-oiiLest," so Lhnt it may not life o'pened nil'the date of''clusing
the eonip,*! ilion. ( , in "
The result will lie announced in our issue of February
'iii
?i
COX/TOPM'.
lowing Chung's "newly- im-'
7 ported 7stock' of Chinese*,
and la'panese'yoods. - *" y
') The-best assortment ever
-"landed 'in -Revelstoke 'of.
yiscfuk,a and", ��� qrnamenla
articles. . 1'
'' ' ITicrehy vole for (lie adveitiseinenl of
.7 , ' l 1 "' ' ��>r i r- ' f
"'-,������;��� A..'pt ' , '. .1 appeal ing, in tlie Jvootkx.v v .M.vii. of
' i' ���r* i ' -. y "" 7 ~ ,
nary 'I'lOO*-", ns in iny opinion.the most c-U'ectiv
,' 1'l��i' 4 __r,-_(iT. .'_.-
in your columns: - , ., '
Name
Tea scrx leu's ,
I'lllll's 1 s
ha-kul-,if,
Cano Cliiiii-s
' IlanclKcieliicfsi'"'.
I'Towor Pots
hiiihi clln Stiinrls
buiicli Ji.ibkots
Siiioliinp: .l.iel.ols
Sill. Good "
. ' . GOLD J'JSII <;
ilTiio-t slock of canilics and fruit 111 town.
��� 1, - Front Street, Revelstoke
1
in is*
as.^woparow,
'"���BUTCHER;.*/* :���
Retail Dealer \n^^aa2S222^p- ' ,J *
p ' - 1 -BEEF, EORK,
. MUTTON,' Etc.
Fish and Game in'Season
i, .,i _ '.Vlloitlcispioniptly (illod.
REVELSTOKE, * B^C.', ��afe.rf
P:��BC��?t
Sanitary -Plumbing, 'Hot
���" \ Water & Steam Heating.
Second Street, 'Revelstoke
1 /i
'.' i'ii' ' n.i-i
-:: i .:; I I 7 ,15
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h s-i.ii; I laii
SSEo*
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J^>iy^frA
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spiv���-*i
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ii'
ii ill
I/cum'sccti"*!
down ihe Ken ".
ilMnucc ol 1-01:1
Unit' I icach.d li
the c.'ib
I hi 1 a lvi':i .1!
ll.lll N(> -1 It P"*S
U.i* u.- ��� 11 " "
I In:n 11 it 1
bull's lein.r... j
lllllieil l'p* \ili
hy IIo!'":!il 1 n-nl 1*0 :">l'i<p;n id-
Uicen, iind 1 heie 11 In-i-i liig-wiis
lieross the se-"ii
I was on i!.,- 1
one gfi'igv 1 \ ','.
U\b!-i(l;.-c n ���!-! iln
l.livtl lr.ul I In
fnee
-P1J
' 1 lie
lOsl
e.i (
1- I
...nd
��� .1
i u,: -
i-i l( ,!'l
,*.i
ihl
- --Ve stall
s'..i'glii on
i'ii! lioi'se.
Vnt\ villi :i 11 hail
I iiiieeil it
P.llsll
draw 11
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Greenhouse and Hardy Plants
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds
lm Fall and .Spi inet Pl-inlin-j.
GRAZING REGULATIONS
For Manitoba, the 'Northwest Territories and'the Railway Belt iny1-
<. �� British', Columbia.' ,-,
E. B. EDDY'S
"KING EDWARD"���1000*.
''���IJEADLTGIIT,"��500s.
"" "MAGLIi," 100-, ,11'ui 2(J0=..',.
' "VIOTORJA",;'
'���LITTLK COMET." * J
FOR SALE, EVERYWHERE.
Are* ther'best that" can* be bought.
. A ' ��. , ' '��� - .
Don t-expernnent with otherKind inferior brands.
41 ll ll, ftj ( " , V 4,
P<)^pp~6<><><>o^<y^^
OUT FLOWERS K;',1,1,^ ll(m,
, , i._;.J��aaan��.l|l1mil'l,ll DeHgllS. l
A(iUIOULTU'l"i.\l. I.MPLI^.MI'JN l"H, '
UI5I0 SUPPLIES,
FRUIT DASKIiTS,
FERTILIZERS
1 (J.itnli)^iii' 1-Tl-i-. l.'n-ttin I'litcsoi ko-s.
M
:J.00!i
i
J. HENRY
Wcslininstoi Ro.id, V.-nitoiivci
Win ri: Laikik Oxi.v.
!: new- nf iwi! cabs,
"ii-;.!: i il's I'.usl! rn*
oil -i I , ihe Si.lie h
lived ihe ins) ,-nnl
Slic tins lhc inns' ril)t.t)liitcln chiamtnrj
woman I htnlyvcr s,a:��
road, and I myself turned into Knights"
biid^e, aud walking east v. aid, half disposed to do the w liolo distance on foot.
I'.ut a liansom camo up out of 1=01110-
w here, a mews, or a side 1 ti pet. or
ov criook me 011 tho road, and tki
dihor, after the custom of Ins class,
began at'once to poster me with, "Cab!
Cab, sir! Cab!" pulling up to my pace,
and sticking to me most portlnncloiisl.v.
At last, out of sheer distrust, and to
end his importunity, I jumped into the
cab and gave my address in Clarges
street.
I had barely lighted a cigar and
leaned back to ponder over the many
surprising and mainly pleasurable
events of the clay, when I realized that
tlie leal) was taking the' wrong ���direc-
lien. For some* strange and incomprehensible reason, tho driver hud turned
round and was heading westward.
.'������Here, hi, 111"' I shouted,. lifting, the
Hup. "Where tire you going'-''
"Wot'H ,'ti|)'/" iinswurt'd'tlio cabby I11-
solenliv, as he pulled up short. "Think
I don't know uiy'wiiy about? Stow
11,01'"-
T'he iillPrnallvQ 1 iir-vor heard, for at
Hint uiniiii'iili two men jumped up 011
lho front I read of the cab and open-
In^ lhe doors threw llit'in.selvcs upon
nu*. Their weight nlmu: would 'Have
Hiilllc'ed lo overpower 1110, lo silence
me, and crush out all resistance. I
cniild do uu more limn give voice to
line I'rnntle yell for help, I'm* new I lie.
lining, pungent smell ol' eliloroforin
under my iiusli'llsaiul lhe vnln struggle* I niiiile wilh fast Increasing torpor
mid niiiiuiv Hint O10:. i'hl cnllwl iu
hew bl.i >'c It v. i. n >i .-yu.-iu'. wmk
In*: home 10 his s* ibli* .'in 1 wheie In
nnd by. I c-h'.-'i i il e t'.-.p -1 tiling i -in
Ins nib Ih --.. n- In li i I:i"i h.-i.l a
Hire I'm il"- i - : iv,-. htnii*, and I
crmld sei- I .��� is s,��� .-i [... trulii, I'or
his bof-e h.i I no! inn. .! .1 hair.
1 went back then to ihe Shi.i'h
Green load, asking all and si*iu..I lor
my galloping h.'in*-uni eab. Then weie
very few people about at this early
hour, onlj the policemen, and they
looked veiy shv at nij tiamp's elnthes,
ghing no answer. At last n couple of
decent fiiim folk bungi.ig hi milk told
me they had passed a liaiisoni with a
worn horse on tlio fai side of Ilaui-
inei'siiiiih bridge, iu the district of
Bai nes.
By the lime T reached the Strathallnn
road it was lnoad dayliglit. I found
a long load of detached villa houses
each in Its own gaielen. manj with
stables adjoining. I ngured it out, ns
I walked up and down this road twice,
thai one of those cottag.s was .nist
suited lor lhe purpo-c of se-pieslniting
Captain Wood. If he could be got
to It. He em hi bo dii.en stiaiglit into
tho stable yard, tiie tab would he no
more seen when tlie coach home door
closed behind him, nnd no one, ueitlioi*
the neighbors nor the police, would lie
a bit tho wiser as to what mischief'
was.being worked inside. , .
y It took me just two hours tq examine
the. entrance gate': of every villa house
with stables in lhat road. In three
of U'eiii (here were the new tracks of
wheels""niiirl;e,.l plainly iii the, ihiek
lying summer dustJ I could not discover which were the most recent, but
I carefully noted the numbers of these
houses, meaning to put a watch upon
tlii'in all.
I called up tlie boy Joseph Vlalls, a
very smart yoiins squire, too, from
the ollice In Norfolk street, as soon as
I could get a. telegram through, r.y
Ihe time he arrive.! I had narrowed my
Investigations lo a. single point for
furlher ohs-?:**-.:-.-���������:'
TV- I)'.' ('.iiitiiiiicil.
Foi fli-t-cliis- le.illici write
er
Vancouver, B. C. , *
Hi-ill-li Coliiiiilua -Vgcnis foi Hie ci'luliitilctl
"PENETANG" rfnlt l.L'.illicr, Out Sole's unci
Ilc-Ol I'll CC-.
ll.u-nc-s I.c-ntlici". Hi idle. .Saddle aiidSLnt-
hif,- IiI'iilIipis, I,ace ,mil Liti^o l.jatliui-., U'p
per l,eiitliei"i()f all kin.!-.
;Uaniil',.<.tiiK!i" of Cliiood Upi)cn of all
di-eiuitions.
Slirieniakci*' Tool- anil ITudings, s.uldleij
Ilimhv ere1. link's mid Oils.
T��o tlioii-.iinl liec-i-knis Wauled.
CiitiiliirfiicMinil priee lists on .ipphc.ilion
' J.' LAUGHTON, Proprietor, t , '
REVELSTOKE, B: G.~
i / * ,
' This hotel is now* open for the iiccomiiincl.ttioii of lhe trawlling
public. It is tlie most conveniently situated hotel in the citv, being
���nt the cot-nei* ol' Fiist Street and Conn.iughL Avenue, in llic'licni b'of '
lhe business portion of the city, convenient to i.tilway station nnd1
post ollice. I ' *_
1- ' *
First Class Accommodation and Tabic. t , , ���
4 .Best Brands of Wines, .Liquors and Cigars.,
, * " vv * , .
(!><><H><><>-0<H>0<>-0-00<K -000*0 6
he.isc- for graying pnrpo-t*. are is?ned for- a
ternif of tW-ent>-one .\t-ar-, and tlio rental te M
the r.'ijL-of two cent-an acre per annum, pnv-
ablc wilt i earl.v in ndvnnco. , r
I^nld^fincluded in a era/ingTca-c- mnv be'
vvltlidmwii for 1.0ine.-icfld entrv, -ale orrail-
vv.iv purp )-t-i, but no rental l-^cliarge-d on such
lands from the date upon which thej- arc vvith-
dr.iwtl fiom the le.L^e. ' ' " ' ,
A kyeeof -.-raying land- i- not.entitled to tho
liny thereon, hut he may, upon application to
the agent of Dominion,kauri*., obtain each vear
the Hi-1 permit to cut'on hi--(leasehold vvhat-
evcr iiu.iinity ot liav l>e mav-rc.jmre for Ins
o��n nic. free of due-, the department reserving
lhc right to i-aiie pcrnuu to other applicants. -
Applications for grazing !ea.-cs sli'oulrl be,
niadeioilie Seeielary.tDeparlnicnt of tho In'*
tenor, Ottawa. , ,. *- %
AP A' 1'. G. KEYES." [ '\
'Senetaiv, Ilepaitment of the Interior. Tb
S'
J ' _'_' 4
TIME.
S.uSh"Archer" or
,'i-
-v
TABLE,
S. S.' "'Jfardean."*
,.v
' * - , ~- i�� * ' , 7 > 1
liiiiiiiing between Ariowhe.ul, Thomson*)-
hainhn��aii(l lomnpIK, commencing Oct. llih,
l'JOl. w ill -ail a? follow* (weather permitting):
Leave Arrc/w liead *'for 'Thomson's ' Landing1-
and Cjomiplhcjivvicc dailv*at 10k.Jand lok.fr **��� ,,
- Leave Comapli*: aridiTliom-on's landing for ., *
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' Jl.iking'clo-e connections wuh all C."P. R. - ""
train- and boaus. ' ," ' ' 'v -
TITc owners reserve the light to change timet Pi
of mailings without notice." ',- f ! ' t,.
THE (I*!IED ROBINSON LUJIBEIt CO.'LTD1.'
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ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS.
N"owiy btiilt. Fiist-chiss in cvcixrespect. All lnodein conveniciicii,-.
]>arge Sample Rooms. * , :
Rates $1.50 per Day , "" Special Weekly Rates.
Queen's 'Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management.
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r^l AT"CTMTO Trademarks
|.��*Pr\ I SZ.W ID and Copyrights
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ROWLAND BRITTAIN,
Registered Patent Attorney
Mctli.uiiciil Engineei and Di.uiglilsiiii-ii,
hunk of 11. i\". A. Hiiililings. Hustings fetiec-l
VANCOUVER, B. C.
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BRYANT & GILMAN,
Vancouvor, B C.
PROVINCIAL
ASSAYERS
Mill
Tests Smelter Tests
' Up to 4000 lbs.
Checking Smelter Pulps a Specialty.
Have You a Doubtful Piece of Rock?
VVaTI Tell You what il is
FREE OF CHARGE.
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Jj ' W. HAMILTON', Proprietor.
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Lake-Ontario >���..?. ��� . . ' Jan. 2 .'--J*
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CUX'ARD LINE���From Bo-ton.
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Dee. 27
Jan. 3'
Pa���enger- ticketed through to all parts' of '
Ciic.il Bnlain and Ireland, and ot specially low,
rates to all parts of the European continent.
App'v 10 iieare-c railway or steamship agent cr
to _ ��
T. W. ER ADS HAW, Agent, Revelstoke.
W. P F. CUM MINGS. Pacific Agent.
Does Your Food Distress'You?,-
cr.
ably furnished with the choicest the market
affords. Best Wines, Liquors, & Cigars.
Rates $1 a day. Monthly rate.
..A-X/BIEIRiT STOHSTIEl]
IO.
Ai e you nervous?
Do you feelolrlei- than you used'to?
Is youi-appetite poor?
Is your "tongue cii'ated with ;i slimy,
yellnvvish fm? " - -
Do you have dis-./.y spells?
Ilnve you n h.ld t.-isi,. iM ih0 mouth?
Docs your fund come up aflei* ealingy-
vviili a stun- taste? 1
riave you ;t M-n-ation of fullness after
c-.ilintj'-i - '
Do von have he.n-tlnuii? '
Do you helth gas or wind?
Do you h.-i've t'vn -sive thirst?
Do you notice hlack specks hefore the
eyes?
Do you h ive pnin 01 oppi e-sion ������irouiid
the lieai't?
Does vour licit t palpitate 01- heat ir-
iciriil.ii-ly?
Do you have unpk'.is.iiil ilre.iins? n
Are you constipated?
Do youi' liiiih? tieiulileor vihrale?
Aie you restlcNi at night?
Nam.; . -. * c...
Age Oienp.-ition. .v*
Str-'ct numliei' 1
Town. . .State ...
If you have any or,ill of the above
sviiiptoniN ynu ptohahlv have Dyspcp-
j-i.i. !'*ill in th" above blank, send to
11-, and we vvill mail vou a free tiial of
P li I \S IKO1 -A TA B LKT.S-iinc! nesLion-
ll.lv the sine-t nnd safest Dy-pepbia
etu-e know 11��� logetliei* with oui little
lior-k ���"Advice to Dy-peptie-." Hegti-
l.n-.-i/e JVpsiknl.i T.'il.let-, 2.3 cents,*hy
111.nl. ci of v om (ll Ugg'lst.
AGENTS WANTED.
Ono Block from C P R Depot
and Stoamboat Wharves
Ko furnishecl and Rc-modclcd
Kates S1.50 to S2 per day
Corner Granville & Hastings Streets,
R. DOWSWELL, Proprietor, - Vancouver, B. C.
Just Remodelled and Refurnished with all Modern Conveniences.
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THE LAXAKOLA_COMPANY,
Vi.-iin SruLirr NKW YORK
Standard remedy for Gleet,
i\ Gonorrhcea and Runnings
-��� IN H8 HOURS. Curds Kid-
ne> and Bladder Troubles.
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To Trappers
Raw Furs Bought
Gash Prices Paid
Exporter of Furs.
Kj-^Ocok's Cotton Root Oomponnd
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cceFsfnlly used monthly by over
..idle,--. Safe.effectual. Lat'iesask
r druggist for Cook's Coiloo Root Con-
no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
Rooms in.S/ii/cs ivitli Bat lis and 'J'oilcls alUtclicd, -J/uwin^ 11 of
and Co/d Water, Inside Toilets on each floor, Has /.iyli/ed and
Sleain Jlealed Throtig/ioitl.
J. C. GREENE, Proprietor, - ' GOLDEN, B. C.
Price, No. 1, {l per
X. NO.
j pound. Take r
> Imitations arc dangerous.
Ixiy.-Vo. a;, 10 decrees stronger.*3 per'bo
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of jirice and two S-ecnt
Etl-i,'.v* n'�� ,Coolf Company Windeor. Onl.
f-V~Nos. 1 and 2 sold ana reeoriimeuded by all
responsible Urogglsta ia Canada. , '
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H. YOUNG, - - Proprietor.
Best brands of Wines, .Liquors and Cigars.
'Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent'
at this Hotel.
accommouation
wm. AP*r. food's Fxiosphedine,
Thr. Orrr.l I'.niilith Ilcmaly.
Sold and reccinmended by all
druggists In Canada. Only rell.
able iiiediel.-ie discovered. Stx
���iiackanc.i outranked to cure all
forms of Sexual Wotiknes*, nil cJTects of ahuso
or excess. Mental Worry. Excessive use of Tobacco. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package -11. six, $5. One will incase.
\ts.KiUmn. PiimpUieu free to any address,
llio *WooU Coiuxiaay, Windsor, Out.
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WANTED
Dil'iintrery i~v nibved i
.ieen; nomi-y
leeislatiire
governiiient
Infantrv , in .South Africayliavb i-e
ybeivednevvs of 'bis* death. ; .^cc-ascdj (v;;:;^;:s(1^moi^1Ies
vva.. brother oi Mesdames -Iluglii
���Sniytbe and C-.T. Diamond. 7
The Eagle publiilics a list bi.'Jie'vel-,
'stoke contribution-;y to the Fergnsoii
hospital, aii)Oiiiuing,to -^luo, and consider.-* this , city,.; should have done
betteri as Eerguson cpntri.biiteil $-1.05,
to i-he hospital in this city.
GliamberKiin has fixed tiie contribution of the Transvaal towards cost of
ft he'Uoe'r war at $150,000,000, unci, says | ., f
the governiiient will L'tianintee a lo.-ni i- . n,,'r>,~'',*
"oi another -f150,000,000 for develop-!' CURLING.
ment of the country. I Kevel.toke eurlingy-lub was repre-
Tiie iollowinc crew lias been put on ' sen ted at, the Rossland bonspiei by
,-. ���, ,, . , .;.,. accept t!ie':;(;.-*ition oi distnet s:n>C'i'in-
On luesdny eveninir, a eticbre r.artv i .v,-,wi',���, ,,.-'.';,,.'r* t v���*��� ���' ��� vv;,-..:. >-,/
���...'. ,, * ,, ���-.,-, r , r ..'-��� i tC'inlent o.t nt u.i .li. nt W irnnpcig.
was given by -Mr: Mrs. J. JTbcott. at : y, ,., y .y . ,, ,' ^-- .
their-residence on - Mclveiuie "A ve. I ���'���- G.vly..Ry. l: reight Agf;ntyl'elers,is
���\i!ibii-'lliose present weiVMesdaines r.coiisiaering tno request, ol \.niioouyc-r
Sibbnlil, Gi'oss, Jlolten. Camithers.i iTierchiinU t0 ,J":,k(' t["*' ���-'^��,^'i<7:.l
MeCiirter. Atkins. liotimo. j.iiwsr.n,.'' (-!'!>'*'V'-V ";"' m'Slit .'"'twe-n W inuipf-g
and tlie. const. * * . y y.
.-���Ciiiiiidiiiii ,i-;i,ilw:iys
$75.IJ75.812 . for |mst ven.i*. v.I" -.vbicb
t.he'G. I'. It. eiirned $3!l.85I.OOO��� Graiid
Trunk $30.03(;, 170, nntA the, Int-ei-eol-
oninl $().055:3li3f y */;..",
The silk t rn in ��� with tho 'Empress
consignments for New York mack1 the
run over ,v tin: 'Pacific Division
otirno, i.uwsoii
Eraser. .Tligen-
bothiim, S[.ui*lii)g.: Alessrs. NVellsTMc-
Carter, Atkins, .Miller, Iverr.yf.iiwsoii.
Downie, Foster, I'inkliam; .\Var(i,*l")r.
Cross. The prizes were carried away
by Miss Higenbotliani and .Mrs. Foster.
Tbe evening closed with a 'pleasant
little dance.
ATHLETICS.
the dredge at Xaktisp: Dredge master,
Captain Kane; engineer. West l.eidy;
craiicsiiian, Clark Wait; foreman, \V.
-I. Hunting: cook, .11. Foblin; deck
hands, A.-McXeill and W. J. Lnppan;
wutcliman, M. Daly.
Excepting tlie .finishing touches the
drill hall is", conijileted. ��� The hull
proper is -12 'ft. wide by 01 ft. long.
Tlir- armoury is 21 ft. by 25 ft., ofiicers
room 'li ft. by 12i ft., store room oi.it.
by-1.7 ft. Tin- gallery is 7 ft. wide*." Ip'
the basement is a Morris tube practice
gallery 81 fl. long by Ip ft. wide in the
clear.
.Gold. Commissioner Eraser went into
the l.ar.lf.-an .Monday to inquire into
tin* roads and trails re. pii red fur tin-
development of iln.' n.iiniry fur l Incoming so'-isoi'. After visiting Trout
J .like* and Fi-rgu.-i.ui lie will take in
JJentoii, Coinborne and Cumnplix, and
iiielude in bis esliinates itiiid recom-
niendalions to tbe government the
works that he finds most necessary
and iinportiiiil.
I wo rinks, (:on)[io.-:e(l of \)r>.. Carriitb
er.- and (.'-.gl.l.ni, Messrs. Kiticiiid, II.
A. Brown. T. .1. Graham, Eoote, Flindt.
Dalliis. Tbey left��� sfiiitli Moinbiy.
On Hat unlay Brown's rink detented
Ciirrutliers' for the Equitable Cup bv
I 1-13. For tbe if Uiirns Cup I'me
(lefeatcd .MeCnrter PJ-7.,
Dr. ('.'oglilii.ii ami -f. A. Ihilias returned from lb,-island last nigbl. Tbey
report'���the ice b.-id owing lo lhe .-;r,ft
weather. Tin.' I.evel.-tokf' rinks wf.i'e
iiiade up ns ff.lliiws: Ibilln.-*, Crahnm.
Cfigbliin, Ihf'Wn. (ship); l-'l.iiflt, K'in-
(inifl, Foole, Carrntliers, (skip). The
lif.velslf.i-.-e men won l.bi'(;e or ���four
gaiiii's. Ih-i.'iirriil-liers'ivii.- doing well.
than 'express time.
.Supt.. Downie bus
investigation'ot. shortage or power,and
cars in Kootenay' and .Boundary, and
���bus taken steps to ���have, the cause of
uoinpiaiiit remedied.
-yHon. Gp 10, Foster lias'
'iiiitc'd for Xortii,Ontario::
1. y 11 nil;,. Co I. Prior says; tb
will nort"uieut till March.
> (r. i>. .Marti.n ii.Iay vlie,
.'.aniilidiito for -U'est Yule: .'���-���'.;
7 Chris,:Ffyleyyfinakes-tbttfOrie!!till
ijiiJiR-tiein, the .bii^is ol' his'ciinipajgiilit
Viiticouver. - -7 ���'���������:' vy' :.:*���', .....
Jinn.-���������CeT.","I>i-ior*s.-tys tbegovcnniiont
wiHyhave :i ��� irnijority of liye* wbeii 'the
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App7icat.iol-, lias* bec*:i made -to! the
s'lipretiie* court for a ,'iiin ndiinnis' to
, bring oi,. the West Yale election.. ��� y.
, ].ty * f; f: l'ii'7 Kootenn .inn says the people
had "A profit of j think a good deal - more' ���'of .���Joseph
Martin today than thcy did.'."*..," ;:
Active''prepiir.-itions ;.are going c-n
foi* irK't-ting of J iom in ion pin-'liiinKuil-i
the- liiinistei' (..fUiiiiiiiee ii.iving notiiied
al! .di'iiiirtiiif'iits to get Uivir est im.'ties
in iniiiiediately.. . ������
i. W'lien the' prohibitionist deputation,
told Premier Jlo-s (bar, tlie vote,coi*-
ri,i*ponded to 77 ninjority of 77 iiTtbe
i.iegisliit.ure! he i-eplicl.* . "Well f nip
two hour's*. less
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as a'jyesiilt of a: panic, iii; cigar, faciei ry
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pox in the'-'hospital nt St.* ���Tlicmia's,
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.-..'..:,���.'.yMtntiiKit uy y.yny.Ks.ly
Adviccsby sibii))ier'yi\Ijpwci*:i, arriving at Vaiieouvei-, ���reiioi't'-niiirder of
several, while men by natives of New
��� 7 nxcr.iyiiixo .iAi'AXi-iSi-:.
Fifty- seven .la pan est:', iniinigi'ants
recently iirrived at-.' Mbiioliilu were
re-fiisf'fl'a- landing on aecounl,of baviiig
traehoinn,..- .
. WIIKCK ,().V I.AKIiilCUOX.'
Wreckage tioiiu the 'schooner .l.'oltie,
lost during a gale on Lake Huron .on
Nov. 2!)th last, bus been foiihd on
extreme enst end of (Jiickbui'ii Islaiid;
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y\T7fA:NT IS Dy TOf SK Li Ly-Tvyof libiises
rAyyyyviinil Ipisyatyrisinglbvvirof;Ciihi-
b(|i;ne: eachyprcipcliy .will i,let;lot*. $ Io il
l noli tb :yy- pricev (iiif5eacli;:'pi'opei*ty;-$500.:.
For p.sii-tic'uliii-s.'-ii'"j'iji.ly-:'ittbllK:e'..:of;:lv()pt-;.
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apply iit. ollice of . Koo'le'nii-jv'-M.-ii 1:7 'yyy
fysmn'riAfPA YI NG'iicsiNEss;-
Bccoine iiidepentlenty and bo your y own
B03S.,y .A7new inail o)'der business,'
can ybe-v.c'cilidiicted by:' aiiyoiie, liny���
ivhei'e'; ..$ I.yyip'.'$:'(.) pen'week easily.
Enclose slaiiip for particulars ol'yjnu*
iniii'vellbiisly-v:successful'���; ;|)litii. y .Feb
Leonard,'.-, nundiis, Out. 7 yy'.������::. v -.'.'
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liovelsloli-i.-;^ y.vlii.l.h'eiiinl.ter ol'lheeslalbbf .Irihii1;-*
.pyiioyd; liil.e,nfi)tevelst()lieyH.vC.;:(le'ee;ised:;yy:yy4.y;;
."-'"Notice..is'.liort'bj-.'tji'veii'Iliitt.'nll persons li'nvinjj.f y.y *"
claiiiis: against 'tlie eslide yof" the said John l.),7 7: ���'.':.���
l.loyd who died On ornlioiit Ihu21sl:-dny -oT-JIiiy, 'yyy,
'A:U.,'il!llKI,'iii-u re(|iiii*ed;losend by iiosi, prepaid - ,7=*
or toy deliver,..to;Iln rvoy, McCnrtcr. nnd ,'���! 'iiil,--:; ;-v y
luuii; solicitors:l'or7t.ho-iiiliiiiiiisli.-ilor.s,' on :or ;.7,7.
hefin'o l.lie Oth clay Uf Jiuuiitry. Ill(l.'l,:|,heii- iiaiiies, 7 ������':��� '-v v:
addresses anddescriptioiisiuidii full, still eiiieiil5v7yv:-::
of imrticiiliirs of Iheir olaiiiis and the iiiiture- cif.::,*:' :-
l,liu.scuiirily(if .'ui.v).helil.liy;:tht;iiiiliil.veei*l.illed.:7 yyv
iiiid'lliatRafter,the saifl diiyy the;'ail 1 iniiistrntors'.-v ''777
willf-prbduud:Mo;"disti-iIiuIe"71.11ej'.nsststw -or 7 Hie :77YY
deeeiisedy'iuiioiitc thcyiiiirLio'.s*,entitled,^"llicrelb,:-;-;:vv
liiivii!(,'*refe'ard Only lo tliirclniilis of -whieli'l.hby'y? :;
sliall.lhen havey.nolieeyiyyyv>:yyyy--v'y:v4;v7;yr;..y-'y-;;:y:
';.*��� Dated'.t.lilH.Ulli <hiy'of vNoveiillioi-,* l!H)2.' vv;: yyvvrv-:
yyiiAityiov; yxieUAU'i'Kityyiiiiir.yi'ixicirAJiyy'yy,
solicitors- for T. Wy.'llain. .l.;JI:;Ivellie aiid'.V lex.-Y 'Yy"
Alelfae, adiniiiisli-alprspl' the siUitestate.:,.;..;;.'.,:y:;';5/y
CISHriiqCATKVpiyiMI'itpyKMKOT-S?
BILI^Y^WILLIAiy!5:i
y. 1,7\vnoiJKSAi,i'::'��i':AM':iriN';7,7''-:
OYSTERS AND CLAMS
' .(SlIKbLKDOItUySHKLLKlli) '���
201 Giii-i*iillsl. 7V4*VNGOi;\'EU,I3yG
;7y:vE.yy^rAT.E:esom;;77.
Bricklayer and Stonemason
���p.'.p.iiox mi. , .KKVKi.s'i'Oici-:,* n:c.
All lines of Allison work- iiiiderlalven. 7 -,
-.Kstiiniil.os given l'iir.b.iiildii!)cs, elo.
Ilaiiiic'i'-aiiil loliivAlinci'iil Claims, .-.iliniIe'-iu tho-::
:.l,!irileiiii yAIiiiiin,-:Division cif:\\'esl; ICiinl't'hiiy <
:irnisli'iec.^".v.yv :;*;:' v"---;--:;?;;; y:":":;v-:v;-;;���;:.;-���; y-*4.;~
Where located: On I.exiiiKten ei'eelr.-:-...'*,..y..-iii.-.:', :y
'. 'I'AICIO NO'I'ICI-: lhal. !,,\Vin.yi.. I)evei-eiix7
aeling as agent/ for Win. li.v-jlnrk. l-'rue Jli-
iier's-llertilleiito .'Xo. vlliiTIliil. vihtonil.,:sixty;
days fi-i.in .lli(i-.:dnlb hereof, ilii/apply' lb l.liu,;.
Alining Jicecirder fori!C'erlilleiito'.il' liiipi'0V(7;
inents for the iniriKiseicil'olil.'iiiiiiigyii'Crown 7
Cii'iinl. (ifllii! alicivi; c-laini. 77 ,.:;,::.': 7 * : :
yyAinr fiirtliorliili-eiiiiliee: thai, ae-lion.under .
suction .'I7.'iini'.'-t Iic.coiiiiiiciicuiI liefnre the issuance of such Cerlifienieiil' liii|ii*..vi-meiils. ?.������
ylliilt'd.lliis'Jlli day of .lanii!iry.:i!l,i:i. v
f".:' ...".* 7,7 7 \vji.,K.: i)i-:vi-;i!i*:ux.' ivi.. &���:..
'Vf erriiyii-; is heri-by giveii iiiiii: thirlyiliiys:
1> after iliil.d I.inlend In apply In the I Inner--
alilii v|.lie; vC'lilel'-l.'.nn ihissifiiier of. Liiinls nnd1
���Works for a speeinl lieense In uiil. nnd eni-i-y,
awny I im her I i-diii I hi: fiilloivingilesi-i-ilii.-il linids
Commencing al, n post 'inni-keil "\V. Iti.l.ui't-
son's N. W. eorner," alioufj.i ehnins' W. of llio
Columbia river. nliiiuL II miles .Xy-nf: lliirlon'
Oily: I hence south IH!) ehnins," Llience enst III
chains, thenee- inirtli lllll chains, thenee west In
chains I o iioiiilol'eoiiuiieiieiimenl. - -
1 ,W. liOIIKIITaO.NY'
Nakusp, ll, (!.-, Doe. I'.th, Mini '"-.���
only s'oiry I bnvo not, tb.'it. rnnjority.
Il- would arid gi'i'iil!],- io ;ny com for!,."
Ib'i'ei'iiiig ti. lb,i); Col. -Prior'.- mil-1 Caracas, Jan. 23.��� Humors tliiit
\viiy'policy. Josrpb Martii; .'.v.iy's: ''I j Venezuelan rii'iiiser siirrendei-ed'������'; to
in new ten-wheel I vjioi.i" j.ussi.-iiuer : eoiiifii-l ti,.,t ���vnl,.-.-: tl.e provinc-f.- c*iiii j (Jerii'iiiii war.*-liip ' in l.nkc ,Mai*ii.-;;iibo
nl ������ '
e.Ol,*l*,,l
thorc I-
���.'riuitii;
flilllif.'S,
yi-h-.
i>
'-nn
:i:ii(
te,
U'i'l.
in '::i.-ii or i,ui-l. 'I'i."ire
ii-e wiiiiicvf'-r in providing fo
cor'.tl'r.i of fr.-i^'iil, ii.'nl passenger
illlif'SS there is Jll-O J.i--'>-.'idl'(|
iiif'tiris of ':iif'..r.'iii2 .-neb f.*.ii*.!*-;7
mctiiof!
���..'���.-"Sifill
flu; i-i.-n
to it."
i.'oroc
o.-f .'
iV(.'e:-iv<;
<-!l
ll!-
.'.'.! IS!'"
I'OOll! |)l'l
local rinl-
ed
Ml
slreiiglb I,
lhc
METAL MARKET.
Ci
The Eagle says G. X. Taylor nnd
Hugh McPherson lire organizing a
Masonic lodge al'Trout Lake City,
11,12,*,
lipcr, New York, nli-clri.lytic,
oiiiloii .Cn.'i lis.
Lend ���New York, $1.05 to $1
London, ,C 11 2s (id to Cil.
: Silver���New* YnrkvlN.',. Oil 3s
.Subscribe .NOW for the Mail.
liiconiotive which bus bi.'f-n introduced
by .the Canadian Pacific have yen
'designed i,v I-',. A. Williams, superin-
tein'lotifc. of rolling slock, uiid A.W.
I lorsey, chief draughtsman.
���Southern .I'acilic railwiiy "is put tint-
a. new 1.1,'ick'list. plan hi.op<;ration. Ai!
employee.-: nre eom|,r:lieij tr; fiirni-b
two photogm plis, besides liic usual de-
.'ci'ipl ion, a nd one r,f these pictures is
kepi, by the eouipnny while tbe other
i.s forwarded to lhe ICnilway Ma lingers
Association in .Chicneo. (it.iier roads j merit, should bring on an '
arc to adopr, lhc same pbin. i , ,., ,. , ���,..,���
I're.-idenl Shaiighncssy of l.he C.I'.I;,
bus n iinouiic.ed I lie incicise ineai'n-
ingi of lhe r.'iilway for yeai* amounted
lo $5,ri00,000, oi* upwards of 25 per
cent. The land sales foi* Dec.euil.ei-
totalled 577,-182 acres, for $1 .i;��5T2.S!l.
iigniiist- 131,151 iicrcs, for $103.21)1 in
December, I DDL For year I'J 02 lhc
sales were 2,120,000 acre's, for l''-S,l 10-
000,again.-;t -S3I,!)22 acres,for $2,f'.'IO,00()
in IIIOl.
���I!'." I
'.'.bill.
rnt..-
ei* il,
fi -in-
is ni.,
!* Iiii'
rate.
in*1
liot c-ri'iliteil.
kino or* SWllllKN II,|���
Htockiioliii, Jan. 23.���Owin;
I'aiUi King Oscar decided
'.'(fi'iimenl. , coiiiiM-y Crown
; to ill
entrust
Prince
,,i<
Ilip.niii":
"I*, :!,'���
* '.ii.-.lnlV U���iiipornrilv.
-j*],,. I i:./i:i.' i.i.Ai.Ki: Funoi vi;v.
,! !,i-li L'.nil'.u, Jan. 23,���A k-i'nm .. Fischon,
i, ,'t !*- ' '''"' '''* '*'"''' 'k'l'gul.'S wiio loured IJ. S,
, I .li el ��� ""''' C.niinl.i l.-isl year, ba.-hei'ii granled
-,���-,.ni. i i erniis-ioii [,, rctiuii (o Soinb Africa,
MAX LeGLAIR
PRACTICAL TAXIDERMIST
KAMLOOI^SffB. 6.
Furs and Skins Tanned.
Specimens liy Express vvill receive
��� ' . , prompt attention.
���NOTICE. 7
."VTOTK;K 'is hei'ehy given .Mini. Ilih-I.y 'days .
1,1 . after (lute I intend lo apply l.o t.he Iluncii--
nhle the Chief (.'niiiiiiissiniier nf Lands mill
Works for,special lieense In out and curry nwny
linihor from' the folliiwing described lands
situated in (lie l!ig ISenil ilistrieL in West
ICootenay: Commencing nl. a posl. pliinl.eil on
the- west hank 'of lho C'lihiiiibin ! liver al.iuiil.li
miles noi'Miei'ly, from llig Aloulh I'i'eek. nnil
marked "John liii-'sel's soiilheasl eorner post;"*
thenee west III ehains, thenee iini'l.h III!! ehuiiis,.
tlienee east -ID ehnins. tlienco south 1(1(1 ehains
to point of commencement.
... .JOHN" 1J1J8.-5KI.Ij.;
Dated this ill.h day Jan., l!)i.i:i
Another strike of rich ore is reported l.o ba vr: been mad'-on the (lyslcr-
CiJlcrioii,
Proviflcifil fining .Association
of British Columbia.
I hereby ciinveilc a lin-el ing of. I h'i��e
iiileicsl.cil in I'orming n, bi'ancb I'm*
l.'.evi'l.'iloke of tin- nbove iissoihil-iiui
and I'lcctiiig ih lcg.il.es lo Vicloria convent.ion, sik h meet,ing l.o be held nl.. I he
nlhcc of lhe Ivool.cmiy .Mail al, 3 p. in.
Tliur.--.ilii v, .biiuinry 21).
l.y nqiiesi,
E. A. JIAIIGEN',
A Warning I
'I'd l.bi' pnl-l ics win. nre in lb,- li.-il.it
of Inking wood from my wood yards
al iiighl, w'il.bf.iil, mil In.illy, I hei; lo
warn l.lii-m ol' lhe i firi-eipi'mci'S sln.uld
I cn Ich l lii'iu at. il.
\Y l'l,l-:.vilN'(i.
COAL
GOOD, CLEAN
DOMESTIC
LEWIS BROS.
Yum' piiti'onnge solicited.
UNION
GAR FACTORY.
OtMNDS^--""*IOKB!KS&>.
''Our Special!' & "The Union.',
H. A. BROWN PROP.
REVELSTOKE, - ��� B. .C
NOTICE.
"VTO'l'K'K is hereby given l.linl. Llilrl.y days
IN al'l.c'i'diite I intentl applying In lhe Hiiiidi*-
alile tlie Chief Coinmissiniier (if Lands ami
Works fnr the permission: to cui, ami carry
awny limner from the lands described in
follows: Hegiiining ut a point un the west
Link of llio Columbia Uiver nbuul III miles
south of Nakusp at a posl, marked "0. Iirulet's
soulhwesL corner," running norl.li Hill chains, ���
Llience easl, lli'l ehains. more or less, lo Hie bunk
of Lhe river, Iheiiee following.!! .-, hank of Mie
river southwesterly lo poinfof i-o'iiiniencoiiiuiit.
".���(.>; DltOLK'l'.
N'aknsp, I). U., hei;. I2l.h, UIIL'.
FOR SALE
Dry Fir and Birch
Cut by iiuieliiiieiy to rerpiircd size.
.All orders left al, \Y. M. Litvvi'ent'e's
or I be Ivoolenn v Mail ollice will receive
prompt intention.
i W. FLEMING.
'I'lie uiliiiinisLi'iiliii's of the eslnle (if J.iliu I),
Hoyri. deceased, ull'er for sale by lender the
propi-i'ly iu .the llig liend disl.riel kiinivii ns
"Hnyd's Hunch," alsiiitliu ehuttel |iru|ierly
thereon, a list of which limy bnseeiinl Mieolllee
of the iiiiilersigned.
'renders will be received up to Feb, ls|, l!!ii:s.
'the administrators will nol, be bound !u accept
Ihe highest or any tender.
IIAItVKV, AlcCA.HTI.!! & I'.INK PA JI.
Solicitors for Administrators.
Uevelstoke, II. C.j' Nov. ���.'Till, V.rr:.
For Sale
A Hotel doing a fii'sl-i-lnss l)i|siuc.i.*j
in one ol' the most progressive loivna
in Koiitunny. I'or liiirticiilui'.sapply uL
KooTiiNAV Mail office, Kevcliloki*.
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Kootenay Mail 1903-01-24
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