{"http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.14288\/1.0305671":{"https:\/\/open.library.ubc.ca\/terms#identifierAIP":[{"value":"7ed7d702-6e5b-4679-b422-38418ed1e09c","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/dataProvider":[{"value":"CONTENTdm","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/isPartOf":[{"value":"BC Historical Newspapers","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/issued":[{"value":"2016-06-23","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"1903-09-05","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/description":[{"value":"Published in the interest of the people of Moyie and East Kootenay.","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/aggregatedCHO":[{"value":"https:\/\/open.library.ubc.ca\/collections\/xmoyie\/items\/1.0305671\/source.json","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/elements\/1.1\/format":[{"value":"application\/pdf","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note":[{"value":" ggBSBBBS\nif\ni-'\n'i\n'A\n&\n*.-!\n>>*\n.\"\"\u25a0Jr\"\nr - t<'\n*'i\n^\n\u25a0-\u00bba\n'i>5\nf-'\nis\n4\/1\n$ 3\n**J*4, ^2*-v\ntv*.\n>-7\/'\u00bb\ni w\n- .. 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LAe-dey returned to Kimber\nie Etter was up from Ryan\n.Suuday.- ;\u25a0: \u25a0-,...-\u25a0. -, ';\u25a0>';\u25a0'\u2022\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0'.-,.'.,;.;.,;\" A A-*.'\u25a0 A -: \".\u25a0'\u2022;;-':\n; '.A-daughter, was born.to Mc, and !51rs.!\n\\V.ebst6r,;last;Tuesday:' '-AkA-k A ''Sfk-.\\':''.\nAAiA enjoyable; dance \"was,'.'given;.'.'-.at.;!\nFrith V hotel Tuesday'. evening.;;- ' \/.'\"v -'\n.-.\u25a0-.\"sirs. CI.-A; King .came up from: Spo-,\nk'ftTi'd- yesterday -to'jom.'hcr'huaband. ,',:-\u25a0';\n'Ju'mea'.l^rk,.^ '\n'\u25a0 h r few r N II ?\nI METAL MARKET.\n! New YojvK\u2014Ihir silver, ol'^ cent '\n,. i Loud, $l.:)7jr. Copper, $1-1.70. Zinc;\na^a\"\" S5I ^ \">5! ^\"i?0S\" if\". 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Tlie Sullivan:.-r-hine'lias''' i3(.aried\"'v,.3h'ip-'\nping, ore to;'tii'e\"-?iiailasri5e'lttVi^'ai-'^el'-iori..'\n'by-,'?, train this'^eek. nsarlier .ftirrfi'loar\n\u25a0.miile-5;be:lb^.'-Mbyie.;^,';' '\u25a0*':kA.'.k.kk\"A\\: [\n:-;C.''-!\/icc'o.t:d.lng;'ip:.'ay\n:1')ity''ce,!'ebfati'Gn'in^Gfan&\nday.:'wi.ll''ba .vs?'ell,.Vi.ortn- attending,',:: V:\n^Ir3;;:Ru(3d had?a;yaluable:cbw\ndump.: are ;: npw;- .i'ftibgrjjentA^tcCtlie-.\n.sni'elte'r'* aiid ^'itlriu ii Ebort; tinie -the.\nv&'\n'r*--r,lrp-.v:-i-,'G;..-Cdpk'-.b'as -moved to'C'ra'ri;;;\nbrook: t-ojoin-Iierbus.iandi who}^\nv'plo'yed with;the East;^Kootenay ;Lum-\n\"be.V'v.c'pin'pah'y..;:,:'.;:''\u25a0:\u25a0'' 'lA '''\u25a0\u25a0fA'klAAtAAAkkA\ntniri'e.wiirije shipping\/frOm^tiO.'.to'POO;\ntbns-perday. :k'.,kA \"A^i''::\u25a0\u25a0''[\u25a0 .A. \u25a0.:''\"\u25a0'' -;:1\n.The rapii' rise\";ot;:,sil-yier;i'duiung';tlie\nlast'week was aspleasant surprise to all\nmining ^en^and:it will be secri-}.that;\n0Oceiil; silver..is-prpbkbly;;h'dt-.-,i'a''i-'';oflV\nThe price at;which tbe:;market-.::clbse;d\n,\u2022\":...,..'\u25a0'\u25a0 Alt llieSt.?JE\u00abgiiici :-':'\". ,'\u25a0-,,'\u25a0 '.-;'\u25a0\n'.'. Tliere'wcrcbib-neiy\"iler%l'ppnie'nt_ up:\ntP'-ybsterday.at.tlm\nMr\/;King,;with a:ema'll,';,fpVc'.e!''.or,;nibn|-;\nis \u2022- putting 'Vie;. niillvlnv.;,repflir: \u25a0 and,'\n( wili,- .scbn;,;.-: begin 'workion\", the; 'zinc:\njs:avirig..-;plabt,:.;'::'',};,'-'':';;e,':.!.;; \u25a0\u25a0k-kk'''.kk<\n!-\u2022'; JManagi?!-, ,0'rbnin :'\u2022 \u25a0ni'ad.e.'';.'a <5omplele:;\ndc trial -.'.of \u2022. llie:\" interyievf, , publisiibd1:\nii few clays' ago: with '>,fr'.;:!,)re,wry;ih :tbe;v;\n-Kb*-s*4';^,^j*!inbr\\\n\u25a0 \u25a0^p,ws^..-';-'T:b,p''r,:.3n'.t.9'ryiii'lJfalsehbpds,i'Vr'ere:-in'\/mfc\n'I-:.\n:p(>rtiiig;ttQ:l:iaye; cpme;;,i.ron^\n|;'':^vb;vibhed ;to hteke.iv;\/compkn\n,.-.;':\" : Tltciy Malte YotiFecl .i-eturrl^l:LO'iimVbonK-;\nWHO\nGlen;\nMou -\nj -do's, music\/ ribedle work\n').-\nuid; other -art?,\niKr;.'\n!:!!:Hi::ri.--\u00ab.bei' !;fu;:' Ipng'^iss'-cirit-ion'-iwith.-f ;j;,v:'.:- \u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0:<.;\u25a0\u25a0.\nlll'V'-,;:'.' \u2022% spRt'f ii. \u25a0''.\u25a0.-^..\u25a0.\u2022:-,'-!h^',-!i!'f.;'.i?t,. (\u25a0-\".. ;. - -,'-,\u25a0\n... . '. ., . J. Aiv.-ood\nir'.kai-If\n- v;...\n. c-\n'Ilil|l0ii\u00a3l.l\n.* tLfi--8E'H-i :\nUI,\n:'C;A'P1 r.V J. j\";'v.:-V\u00ab'*b'..r ?'\/.*?.'\",\nCAPITAL. (Paid Up).\n\"R-KftX-.';-...-;-.:b- \u2022 \u2022'.\u25a0\u25a0t:'- -\u2022 \u25a0 \u2022\ni?:ftif\\!,5\"lr\"sf_;^3'\n:$-LOOi);biH) :'\u25a0-\u25a0\n, S-'LlKS.l.K'J'i\n.'iii ,o:.ti;:Vi-2'\u25a0\u2022'.\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\n\u25a0[\u25a0re\n.. | o.n\ni\n\u2022m\n,-,;'\n\u25a0' i\ne i.\n.ti'tti-o. p:b.\n, t-\nii AAXa\/fFICIA TORONTO, rol:'Rv'WILKXI\"Vyi^^'''^ :V\"'! ^'kiA''-\nE.HAY, A^i?.tabl.Geu. AiaiiM-i-r., A\\ - AlUi ^ -^, \"^ -.,.> ; ;\n\/ \u2022':\":- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0_A^k'-t^-A*-\"\u2022* -ai AT-f A' ffener'al-ban kmg- bys*;-;.-\n-CEANBRGOE; BEAW0H- \u201e\u201e;a-.^.^ ; :;\n\u2022\u25a0\"\"^ V'fNS1'L^A'^T^LKT\u2014iiituri-st allinyed'Oi.- deposits. ....;. ,-\u25a0:\u2022\nDrAtf\/uh*^ihAJ\\e in'ail vPArw\" of-Cauada, .IJuiled;:.; Slates and\n'%\n>oe;i-.r; i-<;e:'ntt.'-ie.,,t\ni'-h'J. icrn'r.\nfully l,'\"i. irii'i.'utbi*':r.n.d'iyo.rPr,':r\u00bb,f\nJon' Jlart'in:- .-.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :',\u25a0\u25a0 .:\u25a0'..' .'; . '\u25a0.:.. .\n\".'I-'. \u2022 i'k' oi iu psoii was. t lit*\u25a0 \u25a0 m'.x t\n.-..\",, .,,.,.'\u25a0\u25a0 .. . .\ni-r,1 a lid; n,i ;id -;s b' gOv'.r'l';',sub's! an I i.'d; -. A Ik: j\n--e.n!,'''took i..'\nJ \u25a0 .\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0 i \u2022. i\n. , , i 'two ila'vs hiv'oif .the iirst oPt-be week,\/'\nHe ' 'tiki- d -\"i.c'tr '\u25a0',' . \u2022 ' ' \" \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0 ' '.\n: ': i iiml ia GOiuiKiriv with',-bis wiiP\nti to '\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \" \u2022 \" -.\u25a0\u25a0...-\u25a0'.\nspeak,\nVI S3 lOC\ni !lii:ir.'irancd),:ie.u:;CroriiO!i. \/ This is-Mr\n\u25a0AI.wood's (ir.*it viica'tipn in Idiree 'years..\nEd'Lawlor'inet will\na .paiitfoi ,ac.ui-\n\u25a0Jti'mciAyard.'ier, fan.ous tbroti'gboi-i t'!.\n.p ''K.jc..!(.u'3ii.y;a:j''.l C'iH;i:r.d''A.'1e.'ui.s ^iAn)\niinning prom'Pter\u25a0\u25a0aii'dra'ebnter.!'.' :'is.:dy'\"[\ning from LUbo'd .pr.i--JoViijig.hi\"-;-,.----. .Mi'-.v.-si'P i\nkei-'\u25a0; b03|!ital, - Several :iiiont|is - ago-;]\niAVurdncr accoinpdui\u00abjdri ''party' throiigli i\n.-.the.- mi.ii in j; distr'iC'n\nNevadti,\nd.ra'nk'\nan;\n'\/.;!.,.,...:,\u2022..\/., .\/\u25a0..\/,;;;\/.^KOTl0S;.-:v;;-;,;\u25a0\u25a0;.AA<-AA;:\n;'.,;;TEKi)EU3\/:i'pR TBfBEE-LBII'rS.:,,' :';^j\n.vSe'alIu:)-.'!-^\natW<;rsip;;-iyarl)^.>su;of, c'u,ttii-i!j''\/...\ntinibfcr titcre|roiri;;.;o' a\"tii_iie.r'ltmit-situated- pit\n.Cherry. 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'.-.\"Oiii-c\"' ix-tr.rtttd\n!>j uii(::\\v-cc*.\/i:ui' cotfl-j.\/titcHv?.-;.-'\u25a0;; \u25a0 ..- : '.-.-'\n;.\u25a0'\"'\u25a0' ..- '.; '\u2022-\u25a0''' \"' \u25a0' -W'. :*:\u25a0 GOU'E';;'.'\".\" ' .\/ :.\":\n\u00bb\u25a0\/-:--.\/\n-A' v-\nfrom 'a\n^iinpsbi, learned-polities'in Uie' A,b'-!^ trir ,. , _,,\u201e_,,.,\neiicau.eluol, and k.u hobnobbed whhiI;'^lir^ -Irean: by M:e; road .-ide.; A cyanide |;;-.-;\u2022- ,^-^.,--\u2014\n\"priic'tliwl'1'.politicians 'for 'yoars.'A.Ori j'Jpl.l.frod.1 a,[gang plank -ukI.- iracturctl ,^,,-t disqh;i:-ged into lhe streain; close'j..C(}'^'S'_r^y\/iijj\\\ni ilti.'l Vi'Ol'k-a\n'\\-i.itorisi, B': (.'., :;ist Aut,'U3t,-;l303. \"i\n,-tbo platform he Assembles a rcvivuus!\n\"A.! proa char pie tiding with: Un; sinners; io\nb\u00a3 jcoine forward to tho'. hioiirners'.bsnc'li,\n\u2022fs j notkbe savecl. ;v: '\u25a0\/'\u25a0 :\u201e ; 'A\u25a0'\u25a0:- c.\n!'his,knee cup\n'..-Now is your chance to ..double, your\nnioiiey. As soon,as ;. thevniiue starls\nthe,shares .will take aAjump' Only a\nEurope. \u25a0 Bppeiapattenidon give:t,at.i\n:.tt -Co\nUe.c'ti.o'hs.\nFt H(,MARSH.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0Manager.\nv\nf\n^'\n:f-i._:''v. A-t.Ai ?\u00a3'\u2022.!\u00a3\u25a0'\u25a0 A~?-^\nrv\u201e \\~l\\-* \u2014 '-\/ \\-'\u25a0\n\u2022-.'- :Mr: -Ih-ewry,\" was... the,-., l'ist;AsiAe..ker !Tew.to be... picked up,: here ..andAthere.\naiHl'inade '.'the best talk of tlie evening. iSendinypar^orders to. Beaie .& Elwell.\nvPaddy Sullnran,;of.tiie Irish gremy.j ^dy' Johnston; returned fiem .Pop-;\ndier'-s'- occupied a conspicuous place in .lar, creek last Saturday, 'iludy says\n-tihe-hali. a *'tired\"ci'n;\" a. good Avon! for tbe reports'from; there, are genuine and\nGavem whenever lie found 'an opening.\nVE PLATFORM-\n(Aclpptctl atKcvelsioUe.Sept-e'JilJc'r lot It, 19iB;0\n^?B.\nIa l>,l^ f|M \u25a0:\u25a0 |,1 \/Mr,. KI ] f|K\n;:\",' :\u25a0?::,: r'-\",:\u25a0\".:' GK.-.Nniiao,Ky'i!-.c, \u25a0:\u25a0.\u25a0:; ; '.\n\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ''FlEB:;l.NSlIBA,HOM-a\n,- A.,,.A .-..A oi'STOMS-'\u2022\u25a0BK.OIvlSK.\ntowsi. E^tes, Perfect;?jo.tection -.' .\nComtiare Our Eates,\nsat*\nthkt\nmade.'\nbig find has ., certainly, been\nJdhuston .Bros, .have several\n- |.ch(..m& vyiibitia few- miles-of'the :,npw\n'< I discovery,' \u25a0-. :s: -' ,;\n-i \u25a0'--\u25a0\u25a0'.\n^\u2022\u25a0j ';\u25a0' J.' A. Arnold) .who. was in town\n'JLk$ \u25a0 '\u2022\u20221''bf5'day'(- it' ti.ixieur.ber of ibe .ir.iu \u25a0 of\n\" ^ LAruolcl\/V.Bobijr'.s, the insurance; and\n' veal estate b'rokera of pranbro'oit.: This\nabdveacu he'inadvertently : swallowed !\nsome of the chemical solution.' used in\ntbecyiinide process, :Tk'e pbis'uU Ae.b-'j ,1. Tlinttliisconvoiitiou-i-eaffirtnstiie policy of\ntered his SVS tem. \"\u25a0.'\"'\u25a0 . ',-.' ' ,[ t'.'.e pa'rfyia Mtitto'rs'.of iH-,.:viueial roads and\n: ,-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0':.-,\"'\u25a0__'___\u25a0 \u25a0\"___ , -','\/''-' ..-: ,.:\/\/:\/ Uflils; 'tlie O-ivnersIiip and cjoulr'ot cf raihvitv.-\n\"\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u2022:'\/'' ,..;*--\":..:. .,....-.\u25a0 .:\/::.-. ., uttd tho -devclopmerit- of tbe.agricultural :re-\n\u25a0\u25a0ypX-Ii'ICAL. .st)in-(?es cf tho province -''us hud down iu tbe\n.;0Ay-\"!?;.ii'runi'm6nd.i^rresiden>''of: tllie\" '^\u25a0\/^A^\nLibei-al-Gpnservative ' assbcialio.i1. '-An-i \"To iietivoiyaidiAIWconstmctio.ii of;tr'a.iIn\"\n.\"lorris'sev Mine?. .'\u25a0\/-\u25a0- . Nhroughoitt-tho uiulevelopoti; portious ttnd the.\nbuiklint: of provineu'.t truitlrAror.ds , ct public\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0''\n\u25a0\u2022T6m''.Caven,-..the'Conser-yativ-B c.and-i*\n.date,' will 'lipid a.\/meeting -i:i, Movie\nsome eveuing ue.st week.\n- Vt'\/R. -Ross is the Co'nservative'.-c'au*\nnecessity. .--.-. -.,.-. ' . '\u25a0\u25a0' -\u25a0\n'To adopt the principles -.'of- trovemment\noivui-rsbip of ritli'.viiys in ^o far A '-llid''cJrcum-\nstauct>5 of. tbe provhice . will. adir.it, mid tbe\nadoption of the principle that n'o bouus should\nBefore msarmg \\\n,u).\nj rsrr.: s**s*> s*\"\" \u25a0 -\"* -* '*\u2022T-i *\"\nFiiTiiisli\"\"\n...... ,., \u201e . - , ., tT. .. ... ! bo grauted to'city i-aihvaycoinpi>iiy v.Aich .does\ndwate m tho Pemie distnct. He will jnorsivo tb5 government of iU ,proviuoo: con,\nbo Oppbccd b>'-,'S. 0, Sniil-h', Llu'cral, \u25a0:\u25a0'\u25a0 . I :..\"-!lc>\" ratcs'.over Unes\/bouusod,. tosjedior-wi'i;\n\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-., \u25a0\u2022- - \u2022 \u25a0 \u2022-\u25a0\u00ab\u25a0. \u2022\u25a0-.;\u25a0 -',,* \"\" ,V - ;-T'-i - -v-\" ^ \" \u2022 . A \u25a0 \/ \"\u25a0\u25a0' 1 theoption of DUrchaso. -.' \u25a0-\u2022\u25a0 -\u2022 \u25a0..-'-.\n; fii-in is rapidly,c\"tcn.dmg_.-ua business'.v- The Moyie Liberal association meets ! \"To actively assist by state aid i>i the dorel-\niin this: portion of-\"*,he- district. -They-1 every Taesd-iv. ovebi'n.;. at-fc* oAiook in jopmeut ot \\A agi-tciiiturai r^ourc-'b oi ih\".-'-\n,- repre.-entsome. of the - b'esc-. insurance i- \u2022 ,, \u25a0 -. -.. *,'. , ... . . nrovinco, - \"\u2022 > '\nI companies ia Canada, and their.'-nite^^\n! are provini* an.-'attractive inducement j vjted to attend.. j way poiicv iu>ovo t-'^t forth can be ticcoitijidstioii,\nto'people who are.desirous of iiisuiing [ (j)Uucau Boss passed-\"throu'rh\" lortn .'l.'*\u00ab1'l.-'-1-.\u00bb\"'-^>' \"C\" ^ ''f s-'(!- eivi-i_.rr_ed6ir.\nnA;.. nri-tT-it*rtr ' \u25a0 ; \u25a0\"' I io oo:.ibt:uct lauway..-,.-.iiiJiir cot-tf-ia approved ,\nvti-.i pruncn... , . ... \u2022 -j Thursday gomg west, lie . is.the. Lib-- h-egulunoii.*, auclogos to Utesy.-t.jiu 'that hasrc?.\n;.:c'i-alorgaui_er lor. the interior-of Brit-!\"ulfu'Un such extousive raiJu-ay coastmctioii,\n-If yw'w^^anytxiinp,\/stylish and neat go to; ' |||gg\nIu>v.- Bfil.lJcfl-T Ooms V;.!.,\nThe eru-avnliug for the .foundation;\n'Aii Columbia, audhad been paying 'n\nvisit'to Eernia and \u25a0 Cranbrook,\nIw--\u00ae\nif Kobv. 'Keuz.it!'s new building Was \u25a0\u25a0.lioss exnressed himb\n{ in the United Slate*:, wiih.'s'o .ttiucli a dv ant age tc\n: trade'ar.d (.',jiai)V2i-C(.-, .- .\nMr. j o That, to otieouragM iJut txiining iudUKtrv, tho\nj taxation of riH-tuliulvous tyiv\/i^Asbo'Jiict\u25a0 bo- o;\n\"S-'vf- N1-\njjk'^rfkn\nJuJLs: Gb AJiJo:\nft- {1 .^ t> . -!\nTIieIato3t,i:nmgMii\n''.tU.e'load.\n.-.fi fi\niiie\nK.\nirr\"\n*\u25a0**'' __ ^^ .-\u00bb--r ,^-*.-,\u00bb-~^-\u00bb*:*^\u00bb-t\u2122.-rt-'^r\"\u00ab\"\u00bb'\"\n,A\\\"'l(iento xur-aisners.\nr.r\n-t. rmi\n,rr,. tv>*>-^-;rW\"^i>'*\"\n\u2022<:-'.^'v.-. . ,- -*u \u25a0:_---\/*-... -\ntboUd.A\nas\n^r\ndiw.UjLnehi\". isj-fis,\n\u25a0ill- room in.\nL!ir;;e t'ump\nwith iioti'riu mr coniinereinl i?\nof iiccoinmoilnlioii9.\nt-.o:i::\nir-.n.\n)Ji'~l\n.-;*. ,\nkx\n$\nana 5iioes.\niHd Cups\nSl'BSware,\nSroceries,\nand will likely be occupied ;\u25a0,\u00ab a- .'.lou-i\nor a wht-le'ialc- liauor sto'r;?.\nil'jlmer.; He has\niter a ; P^rts of town.\nlo\":\nOf\n; in Moyie don't wait imlil\nj open up, but'b.hy -nov;\n;''.-' \u25a0 '.' .'Jtt-y.:ii-,:.'* \u2022,'\u25a0-\u25a0.'\nI -iSot :i minute-should be lost\n'child shows' Dymptoms of cholera , stables lur rent.\n\u25a0\u25a0infantum. The brst, unusual.lc'jscncss : \"\"'\n'Of the bowels should be sulucieiit ; \/ \u25a0\n, i 'Ai.,.v',i'iroo:\"ST-\n'|warniuy. if . immcdialc and proper > ;U hl. AHm-vi,-\n'treatment - -is rivim, seriouo ccusc- j bellows' hail.\nl-iuencrj.s will be tuerted.. , Chambcr-\ni Iain's Uo'hc, \"C-r.oiei-:i and Diarrhoea\nor .-idvii'.a\ntlie mines i ** \"I'li-tu in tot- p'.np inn! looses provision\n\u2022\"\"\u25a0 j ilictild '.''t: tttii-J'.: for ri.-:\".*i-ttstft!!i t'.t-.d tlti'.t \u2022 *;.cpii\nHce D, J. I alujiild bo taken for tho .ironera! pi-'osot-.-nMon ol\n'.,-.. ,'\u2022 forests b\\- trunrdiiifc ay-tiii-;( rlio v abteful cioi'.\nale !!'l all ; tructi,if. of timber. . \u25a0\n\u25a0 , , \u25a0' , ! -7 'l'lbi.t-'t.b.O li;,ji-:T;ji.!;r>: .\u2022.;!,'. \u2022\u2022\u25a0(.i.'y.T.ftlC.lf. c-f th...\n\/-.lsC SlOrpS, bouses tuA- i-.rdvlnc-j shotild ycrso>-;r,.';:i f!to ctlVrt Ur ace\n! 'lie cxL-.'i;---\"oii of .-*...it:\".ic: Ir-bo,-.\n. \u25a0 '\u25a0 ; S Tl'.ii. iho iiit-.tivr c;;'.beitor tc'riit.s in the wr\nand \u2022 \u25a0\n<:m.--(-'\n-JSuuuav\nat 111 a.\n-i:i'.*i.\ntiehc.-l .'-at\n-.:. in\nA.1I are welcoi;-.,?\nIMA i\nj r>; -.isijsi.lv an,I .-pp\/opr'atiiM!.. f-.;t- tht.-'pi''o\\ !nc\"o\n\u25a0 s!.,.,1:1.1 vo vit,-')n:i-.*;'y ]irut.\u00ab(i-rl i.p~,:t -f.lt'i, n,,tuia\n\u25a0\u25a0' i-.>ii ;c,iv-j.i-ri!...i:'.ii. -' . \u25a0''-,:\u25a0\n'.' '.'.'In t.tiio t,H--'..n--[-:->'..t in i-u-ttits i.f Aidr| i t :-:\u25a0.: o-! ?tic:.-\u00bb.-r.s,.,il fii.-tm.-s lAu- .'\/'o\n\u25a0*\u25a0 ! ,0\". '. :-f--:hlCi:, ir.'lp-tried i-tto. -,.;:'.r-!v.l:-;, ru.i tV,i'.i;\n1 .Ji;; . Cqr\/OTz-.tr\/o' -.\"-..'..n-.i;; ; :..; -'\u25a0; j !_..-.-, ti.i-ii-).\n: IT^:ov;t '-.rcti-:} le .trpv.-ri' --!'-\u2022\u2022 liiutioi* i':ti.:\nTA^ALO'\nthe si 'to\n'hauce ol Mioi's-\n;'d\u00ab;(.-i.-!ers for Comnicnotal. ami Mining Men.\n\u25a0Jitefc-clieni \u00a3\nm 1 \u25a0'\n1-1-3- \u2022!\u00ab nid- 11:.-y\nrhildreu's li-.e.*-.\n1\nQ'ikk:\n..1.,\n MOYI.-C,. Jb n-\n'^ktzm0kkmm\u00aekti^ }x\n.\u00ab#>.\nMaedoaald.\nR onied y\nfinds cf m--itli-j.vs. an't\nluivo of con ;'jti'*ob tbei\nVIvery 11 -^>:jeMoAl iliould have a bottlo\nat baihl. 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AAiAJ-ltLy'-A\"::\n-\u25a0: -,' -. ^Ai-AU'A A-:\n,-^:LpJ|l!A.\/i\n.MfeilA&AAj\n\u25a0 \u25a0 \u2022 \u25a0 AI iS't.-;,'-:-.-,'-. -\n\/'lA-IA\nA\/il::'\n2 .'\"..:V-'-\nliAifi-.?.-;:\nAa;aa-a:..\n;\u2022: ;'A,AvAr'-.\n\u25a0 ;':,V-i'K \u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022 ;,\n.,... r7.r.. ,..\n'\u2022'A'-, a;'\"\":''.'\n;.\/\u25a0\/-:\"*; . -\n\u25a0A\nf*??*************^^^\n:**\n2*-\nBY SYLYANUS COBB, JR.,\nAathor csf \"The Cunmakcr of Moscow\/' \"The Fortunes of Conrad,\" \"The Shadow of the\nG-cdfbtine,\" E*c, Etc. |\n3K\niv< I'.;, ul\" tlie \\ cry darkest ha\/.c-i.\nAs Hits two mon came together iti\nthe light, more was lo be observ ed ti\n**iroiig j-c***-inblaijfo between\nThere was\n\"lia sui-i- 1 will do my purl Iiy my\nlife, < 'tis, .r' \\vi* begin to st*i- light\n, ahead. Our labor is likely to be\n.. , iliem. \u2022 rewarded.'\nthe- sain.' shape of head | --jf \u201e.,. ,uv ,\u201e., sistoni und cire-uin-\nnzul lhe sumo general contour of feu- j .\u00ab, oct-ves \" rep lied the son. with\ntimes: and in, form they were much hl.m casing of the lins. \"I'm\nalike, allowing for the tendency to\ncorpulence in the elder. It is safe to\nsay that they were father and son.\nlie* of tho dressing-gown and slippery\ncalled himself ''-Alexander Hug'o.\"\nBnt his name, was not in tho\ndirectory, nor had tho ward\ncity\na\nof tlio lips. \"iSnl we\nhave work before us: and wo must\nshut oar eyes to till consc-cpiciii-cs except surc-e \u25a0?.*\u25a0-.\"\n. Alexander llu\/ro arose and luid his\nhand upon his sou's shoulder.\n''Depend upon me, my boy, for\n\"Before proceedinR- further,\" pursued madame, \"1 would have those\nwills destroyed. I think that would\nbe proper.\"\n\"Entirely proper.\"\n\u25a0 \"Then you may burn truui.\"\nThere had been a fire in the marble-framed fire-place, as Rachel had\nfolt chilly, and embers were still\nalive'upon the hearth. ITalford had\narisen, and was proceeding toward\nthe fire-place wiih the papers when\nhfa clerk touched him upon the arm.\n\"Would it not be well, sir, to have\na witness to this deed?\"\nTlio lawyer turned and looked upon\nhis clerk,\n\"You .and I,\" pursued Hugo, \"as\nattorney and clerk, have, a certain legal interest in this matter.' Our venerable and respected client may not,\nwhen tho time of need shall come,\nbe with us to declare that she ordered the destruction of those important instruments. J might summon tho woman who brought mo\nhither.\"\n\"It may bo well,\nney, after a pause,\nthe -servant.\"\nSo Casper Hugo\nsaid the attor-\n\"You may call\nwent out\u25a0\nand\nfound Ilora, and brought, ber in,\nand aha was made to understand the\nnature of the work which was to be\ndono, and to also understand that it\nwas done by order of madame. Then\ntht> papers were consigned to tho\nflames, and when they .had been utterly consumed, JLora was sufiered to\nwithdraw. - o\nAnd now came the' making of a new\nwill\u2014tho work for which the,lawyer\nhad been summoned. The work was\nsirapl-e. Of debts, there were none\nto pay. A legacy of two thousand\ndollars was set down for John Downey, the faithful gardener, and a legacy of ono thousand dollars for, Johanna, his -wife. Then ten thousand\ndollars were set down as a bequest\nto hoi' faithful friend and attorney,\nAdam Halford., A few minor legacies were rioted, and then the great\nbulk of property, of all kinds and descriptions, was given'to \"\"My adopted and well-beloved child, called\nChristine St. Clair.\" And said\nChristine> was charged that the servants of the household were to be\nher sacred chargo while they lived.\nfcEadfiiae Rachel dictated the chief\npoints; Mr. Halford suggested the\nproper legal phraseology, and , Casper Hugo -wrote it down upon the accomplish, would admit no ol-stacl\nwhite, parchment-like paper. When | wni \u00bbl...i\nyou mit-ln consent to remain \u00abi'.!i\nI-.,-.' But -we will let that pah-H. sh-.. \u25a0\u2022\n,*...-. shake* your '\"u.u! attain. I wu.s\nM-ni.irkiny- t^> y,-.u Cimi end\".\" our\n(\u25a0iie:ii--*\\Jadainu St. Clair. Slip has\nIi'.i\" peculiarities, as you may lime\nobserved: und you arc aware thai tl-'t-\nbr*,! study of an attorney should be\nto c-c.-eonimoda.ic binu-.i-lt to tin; idiosyncrasies of those wlioiii lu- would\ntruly ser\\ e. Maibmie St. CLdr is\nanxious that her \u2022 private at'\/aiis\nshould not- be known. Siie .shrinks\nfrom being made tho theme of gos\u00abip,\n-is .--In- shrinks from publi.- \u00abrt7.i-. Vou\nwill hear this'in mind and keep your\nknowledge to yourself. Th.-re is one\ns.ife rule to follow\u2014l have followed\nit all my life, and you can adopt it\nwMt profit'' \"When you hn\\e taken' a\nciic-iii, eonsider that the' detail*,., oi'\nsaid client's business are locked - in\n\\.x.i- inmost .uosoui. and that your\ncliti.t alone hits the key.\"\n'iluno intimated,, that he had already resolved upon such a course.\n\"And,\" ho added, \"be ,sure that. I\nhold Iho privacy of your business,, to\nwhich I am, necessarily admitted, as\nsomething sacred and inviolate.\"\n\"1 think we understand one another,\" said Half on!, with a commendatory smile. , \"Of course, people\nhave seen us go to' \"Madame St.\nClair's house; and it is generally\nknown that she is- faiiing. . The curious will bo inclined to ask cjues-1\nrlion's, and., those who are not curious are very few.\"\n, \"I' understand perfectly.\" returned\nCaspar. \"That which is locked o in\nyour safe is to me a sacred mystery.'1'\nAs Adam 'Halford regarded his\ncl.rk, ho beheld a man in appearance\nlittle\" less than ' a. saint. So Adam\nHalford himself thought You may-\nsay, - perhaps, that Adam Hahdrd\nwas not, a student of human nature\n\u2014that lie could not read physiognomy. Allow mb to say that, in an\nadjoining oilico was a ,professor 'who\nhad matla physiognomy a study, and\nwho had often been called into court\nto testify as an expert upon the\ncharacter of hand-writing. The wh(.,\\ j.\nClair. Bui, I did not. thmK 0f p.'\nI saw her a.s' niy child, .n,,! | ,.,,-.,'\ned her to Paul us one who wj,,\nbe our child., 1 observed u,,,t' i\ndazizling beauty start 1.-tl ],i!\u201e.\ndid not wonder. Our home ;> ..\ni'l.\n0!\na disinclination to give voice to the\nby-gono memories. She had thought\nmuch of the matter, and had resolv\n<,i\" t-\nwoiidei-ful. Pan) Cainb. e ol j\nready for signing ,and witnessing.\nMadame Rachel was notional upon\nthis point. She 'did not care that\nher neighbors^ should know her business.- Sho proposed first that John\nDowney and his wife should come in\nand bo witnesses, but Halford suggested that as they were interested\nas legatees, it would hardly be proper; so two men who were at work\nhis end \\vere -a grcal one J .should\ncice.n my life as'a fleeting shadow if\nit -=lood m his way.'' *\u2022\n\u2022\u2022Bui would you\u201eiru>t him?\" a\nneighbor had once asked.\nAnd the professor luid 'replied;\n\"Willi his intei est secured, 1 would\ntrust him to'ilv utii-'-mo*-'! bounds.\"\n\"But with his interest\nt ion i o \\ ou?'' .-\n\"To trust him then would'be\nin opposite\nunder Downey's charge were called in,! sleeji upon a mine to which the match\n, and with Casper Hugo; three disin\nterested witnesses were thus obtained. These two men were Eben San-\nA.'ders and Sethi Da vis,both New TTamp-\nshire men, who had worked in' the\ngardens and upon the lawns of the\n, Brooksido for two or three years.\nRachel St. Clair wroto her own\nname against the blue seal, and the\n\u25a0witnesses then subscribed their\nnames, after wlvch the lawyer\nthe leg-al finish'.\n\"You will take the will,\"\nRachel, \"and make an attested\nA and, until I call for it, you\nplace it with my other papers.\"\n..-- AWhcn the business had been finished, tho attorney and his clerk with-\n> drew.\n\"Miss Christine is quite an heirr\ness,\" remarked Casper Hugo, as they\n\u25a0-\u25a0stepped out from the piazza.\n\"The richest of any I know,\",, responded Halford. \"And she is wor-c\nthy, too,\" he added, with emphasis.\n' The ch*rk was lost in his own\n.thoughts, and made no further remark.\nhad been applied\nAnd among thi-m all'there was not\na suspicion th.it Caspar Hui-o had an\ninterest in opposition lo the inter-\nover in our path?\n^ \"No, Caspar,\" replied the parent.\n\"I wait to learn from your lips.\nYour face simply' reveals the existence of a fact; your lips must eluci-\nda to. \u25a0\" . '\n\"Well,\" said Ihe, soir, with another\nsmile;\u2014a smile of sinister import-\u2014\"I\nhavo got our work well in hand. By\nan extraordinary stroke of good fortune, I hmo been enabled to select a\nsure vantage ground, and when the\ntime comes. I think wo shall be ablo\nto strike an effectual blow,.\"\n\"Co on, my boy, let me hear the\nwhole story.'\"\nCaspar seemed . miserly of his good\nnews. He had' a budget' so much\nricher than could have been possibly\nanticipated, thai he was slow to open it. Ho disliked to give to his\nfither such a volume of golden promise at a single sitting, but after a\nlime .he conce ti rated his thoughts\nand finally answered: '\n\"'Well, governor, in a nut-shell,\nthen, here it is-' This very,,day wo\nhave been out to the Brooksidc\u2014Halford and 1\u2014and we ha\\e clone some\nvery important business for, Madame\nJlnchcl. Ii'rsf, by her order, we destroyed two old wills\u2014the only wills\nof her making then existing. * After\nthat, site,dictated a new, will, which\n1 wrote out in form.\"\n\"And by that will\u2014\" , \u25a0 \u25a0\n\"As wo had supposed,\" replied Caspar to his father's implied question,\nj \"she leaves everything to her adopted child, ChriMmc. A few legacies\nJ aro given in other directions.' , but\nj thev are picayunes in comparison\n| with the bulk of the property.\"\nj r\"Do you know, my son, how much\n\u2022 property there really is?\"\n! \"It cannot vary much from the es-\nleft tho,car, and made their way to '. down, and leave it for',you to read\nth\u00ab Br<9okside, proceeding directly to i ,after. I'had gone; but when I took\nthe dwelling of the gardener, whom my pen for IhaJ, purpose. T found\nthey found at home\n\"We have come\/'- said Caspar, assuming a coarseness of speech, \"to\nmj'self unable, But 1 can speak it\nto J'ou, darling, You uie so near to\nme\u2014so dear and so precious\u2014that 1\nsee if wo can hire sorno men to go ; should not die content if vou\nout to Kansas to work on a railroad.\"-\n\"Yo can't hiro me,\" replied Downey, emphatically.\n\"Wo had not thought of such a\nthing,\" -said Caspar, with a . smile ;\n\"but 'we were informed that there\nwere two men at, work hero whoso\njob with you was nearly at an end.\nWo want to hire Americans if we\ncan, because we can offer them inducements to settle out\"there.\"\nDowney looked curiously at tbe\ngarbs of the two men who thus proposed to offer big .inducements in the\nway of settlement.\" Hugo-noticed th0\nlook, and understood its meaning-.\nJ'l am doing an errand for mv em-\nwere\nleft in ignorance of mv life story\nChristine would have interfered at\nthis point,-feaiing that her guardian's strength was not ecjiial to the\ntask, but the latter; divining her\npurpose, smilingly s:aid':\n, \"it will do mc good,, to speak. I\nshall feel better after the st-ory Is\ntold.\" \u25a0'\nChristine drew neater to the side\nof her foster-mother, aiid took, on.*\nof her thin hands and pressed it to\nher lips.\n\"Bless you,, mv darling! May a.\nkind Providence shield you from sorrow always!'.' \u2022 ,\nAs she spoke Rachel raised her left\nhand to ihe maiden's head and\ncoulial.\" lb\n\u2022The cordial was poured o-,i,\nwhen Rachel had drun't it, ?.'.'\/\u25a0 Y\u201e\nmore composed\n, \"I have but little more.',}\ndu-ling; and I know tlial. -.o.i sC,\nen I Paul Caiubray had (.i.,,,.)\nlove front me lo my 'biiuglu,.,\nshe\u2014she--loved Jiim so well -.:>.!\u2022\nelopvd with hiin. Aye: J u\\w,'.,...\nfind myself bereft oflo\\.->- ,..;j\nchild at a single blow, 'n,,.'\"\"\nfrom my house, and fl.-d' ' f,,,.. \\\nOrleans, and ere long uftei w.i.u, 1\nceived a letter from Paul,.- \u2022\u2022, ,:a,.j\nSt. tl.thiiel, telling me tint <),..\nmun-ie.i Paul Cuinhiuy. and ,,.'\nmy forgiveness. ! could io uhe\nchild; but. I could not f. :uiw, ;,\nI wrote-so to her. J told 1,. i i'\nwould leave the imm wiu,\nbasely detvivi-d me. I wo'iid'\nployer,\" he. said, \"and am myself j smoothed back the shimmering, waves,\njust from the gravel-pit. He .heard \u00b0~n^ nnnlly she said:\ngave\nsaid\ncopy,\nma v\nwa*.\nhuci\ne\\-\niiiiil\nbusi-\nwar-\nCI-IAPTF.R VH.\nIt was very near night when Mr.\nHalford and his clerk alighted from\ntrie .street-car at Scollay's Building\nand proceeded to their office on\nCourt atreet. The office was on the\nsecond floor of a block since torn\naway to mako room for a barnliko\nstructure oi marble\u2014an office dingy\nand littered, but easy of access, and\nin tho centre of much business. Tho\nlawyer unlocked an iron door upon\ntho face of tho rear wall, and having bwunij it opeb, another door,\nalso of iron, was revealed,\nand this was the entrance\nto o, fireproof safe, where valuable and important documents\nwere kept. When the newly made\nwill and accompanying papers had\nbeen deposited in an oaken drawer\nupon which wan pasted a slip of paper bearing the written name \"St.\nClair,\" and tho doors had been re-\nclosed and re-locked Halford turned\nto his clerk.\n\"Hugo,\" he said, \"you will understand that this client is one of the\nmost valuable on my list. I think I\nmay say the most valuable. I shall\nnot live forever, and who knows but\nthat you may succeed me in business\u2014''\nTho clerk Interrupted his employer\nby a ehuka of the head.\n\"No, no, Mr. Halford. I shall not\nsettle in Boeton. And let us hope\nyou may be spared for many a long\nyear to come. You are still hearty\nand strong, and your temperate life,\ngives promise of Increasing usefulness\nand honors.\"\nTho old lawyer wus not insensible\nto such liattery, und her r.-g.. rded his\nclerk with a. benign appreciation.\nesis of his employer, or to\nhis clients. and ^o the belief\nueueral that old Adam Halford\n.se.-nrc-d tho sen ices of a most\ncedent and t rust won hy clerk.\nR \\yn.s dusk when the lawyer\nhis clerk had compleied their\nnc:*-s for the day, aud they came out\nfrom the office together. A brief\nconference at the lower door upon a\npai ticuliir item in the morrows routine, and then they separated, Mr.\nHalford going toward Washington\nstreet, as his dwelling was at the\nSouth End.\nHiiLt-o stood upon tlio sidewalk and\nwatched his employer until he. had\nturned the corner from his sight, after which, he took his own w;ay up\nCourt street. lie stopped in at a\nsaloon and got a glass of brnncly\nainl as he came out he turned down\nHanover street, thence into Portland,\nuntil ho arrived at a narrow, dingy\nalley, ,tho entrance to which was beneath a dilapidated wooden arch.\nDown this alley > }10 found a door\nwhich he opened with a latch-key,\nand, upon the second floor of the !\ndwelling thus enteied, he found the!\napartment he sought. It was a re-i\nspectablo furnished room, and open-i\ning from it were two small bed-J\nchambers, which appeared to com-1\npluto the suite. It was a retired j\nplace, shut out from all passing ob- !\nservation, and lhe ouier door by\nwhich Hugo had come in and the'\nstairs he had ascended had no other\nuse, but to gi\\c atc-ss to these three >\napartments. There was an attic ov- !\nerhead, but it was in use only as a '\nstow-hole for the I. s.-ecs of the rooms |\nhetow. ' j blood mounted to his check und\nIn the chief apartment mentioned, a P\"**- ^l'-s hands were clutched n< r-\ntn-ui was sitting when the clerk en-! vously, and he ground his feet upon\ntei-ed. Ho was ti m.mi past the mid- ! \"*-ne floor.\nle-ige\u2014fifty, j erm.ps, and 'ho may ' \"J will have that girl.\" he said\n1 \" ' e \"i niore\u2014i-e,s-iec;ti_i.blv habBea- \"if tho deed is within my power. 1*\nthobc of j tinioto I gave you a week ago. It\nI will foot up not far from two mil-\n; lions.\"\nAlexander Hugo rubbed his hands\ntogether with a griping motion, and\nhis dark eyes gleamed expectantly.\n\"Where is,the new will0\" he asked.\n\"in bur office. We are to make a\ncopy, and return the original to Madams Rachel.\"\nA brief silence ensued, which\nbroken by the father:\n\"Have you planned further? Will\ntho copy be made?\"\n\"Not if I can prevent it,\" answered Caspar,. \"But, if I am .forced to\nmako it,, be sure T shall inform myself of the place of its deposit. How-\ne\\er, we must act in the future as\ncircumstances shall direct. .Our work\nis well commenced, and we will not\nfail.\"\n\"Thero were witnesses to the will,\nof course?\"\n\"Yes, two hayseeds who a ; employed upon the place. They are\nfrom New Hampshire; and I doubt if\nthey are known in this section beyond tho Brookside. It will not be\nmuch trouble to silence them.\"\nAnother pause, at the end of which\nAlexander asked:\n\"Did you see the girl?\"\n\"You mean Christine?\"\n\"Yes,\"\n\"I barely caught a glimpse of her\nas I was coming away.\n\"And do you think her very handsome'.'\"\n\" 'Handsome' is no word for it.\"\n\"Do you still think of lujr as you\ndid?\"\nCaspar's eyes flashed and the warm\nem-\nthe names of the two men who were\nat work for you\u2014\"\n\"Sanders and Davis?\" interrupted\ntho gardener. ,,\n\"Yes, thosevare the men.\"\n\"Well, they are in.tho house at\nthis moment, and you can see them\nfor yourself. Come in.\".\nThe tw0 Hugos followed Downey\ninto the cot, where they weere introduced to Eben Sanders and Scth\nDavis. The New Hampshire' men listened to tho proposition of the visitors, and ,respectfully declined to entertain tho terms.\n\"But,\" suggested Caspar, \"s-ippo.,c\nwe should have something better-\nsomething worth your while\u2014where\nmight we find you?\"\n\" 'Tain't very likely you can hava i\nanything d'the kind,\" answered \"\"Then Sanders, honestly.- \"but vou'll\nfind us here, if you want, to see us,\nany time afore the snow flies.\"\nAnd .with this information, tho visitors arose to depart.\n', \"Don't be too sure,\" said Caspar,\nwith a smile, as he stood at the\n, door. \"There's big pickings out in\nKansas and Colorado. Men grow rich\nthere in a year. But nover mind\nnow. If I hear of n better chance,\nand our employer has tho bestowal\nof it, we may call again. If 1\ncan't come myself, my friend, \u2022 Mr\nStepper, will come.\" ' '\nGoing out from the gardener\/s cot,\ntho father proceeded to the highway,'\nwhile the son went up to the stono\ncottage, where he contrived to cal'\nLora to the door. He pretended that\nho had been sent by a neighbor. t0\nsee if John Downey could be hired\nfor a few days, to work in a garden-\nand the servant was able to .answer\nhim emphatically in the negative.\nThen tho tramp ventured upon the\nsickness of the mistress, of which ho\nhad heard, and before he went away,\nhe had learned that Madame Rachel\nwas no better, and that three doctors had been there during the evening. She had httd another fit, and\nfor a tiiuo she hud been given up as\nd.-ad.\nWhen Caspar Hugo rejoined his\nfather, he saidi:\n\"I think our work has commenced\nin earnest. Madame Rachel is\nher end. You mus\n\"Listen to me, darling. I have\nbeen thinking of the story\u2014T have\n,told it over to myself irmnv tinus\u2014\nand I shall tell you all that you need\nto know. It will not fatigue me. Do\nnot worry.\"\nCHAPTER IX.\n\"I was 'born in New Oilcans,\" Madame St. Clair began, \"and at the\nago of fourteen was left an orphan- iji\ncharge of a maiden annt. My family\nname was Arnpt. My father lea a\nsmall property, the bulk of whi.-h\nmy aunt devoted to-my education\nWhen I was seventeen years of age, I\nbecame acquainted with Victor St.\nClair,' a French refugee, of middle\nage, and of immense wealth. H0 had\nsought refuge in New Orleans with\nno friend save a faithful sorvant. By\nchan\",e he found a .borno' beneath my\naunt's roof, and it. fell to my lot to\nafford him occasional entertainment.\nHe was a true-hearted, generous man,\nand In time he' proposed to make mo\nhis wife. I loved him and we were\nmarried.\n\"We had been married about four\nmonths, when my husband's sister,\"\nnamed Theresa, came over front\nFrance. She came in company with\na man named Jasper Murdoch, whom\nimmediately upon her arrival, she\nmarried. He wa.s mate of a ship,\nand was dissolute and unprincipled.'\nI afterward learned that Theresa had\nmade this man's acquaintance two\nyears before, and that Victor had endeavored to draw her away\\ from\nhim; but she had been headstrong,\nand would not listen. .When my husband know that his sister was in Now\nOrleans, he sought her out: hut she\nwas not inclined to be frjendly. Victor would not associate with her husband; and she, with a spirit which 1\ncan easily understand, would not accept a friendship which sho might\nnot share with the man whose name\nshe had taken\" So an estrangement\ncame between brother and .sister; and\nI d0 not think Victor waS to blame\nHe would have helped his .si.si.,.,- wiih\nhalf his fortune, but he would not\nput money into the hands of her dissolute husband.\nAt tho end of a year\u2014when I was\neighteen\u2014a child wa.s boin to us. Jt\ni iu\n.1 p,,..j i\nhwi >-i\n!..-.*'\u201e i\n* d.::\nlo my bosom and foigi-t',,- i\nbut I would never sr-o iVt-.! r\nmore. She answer, d ui<-\nwould not leave Iter fii;,.( .-\u2022\nshe ba-Je me farewell. 'J he\nentered my soul, and I wa*\nhe-art nnd in spirit. 1 gr, w\nold nnd pale, and life had !,.-\n1 iirciftn- 1 cannot toll vo'i iio.i-\nfered. I only wonder ti..--,t 1 li\\J\nYears suhsotpir.nth I ic-.ett,,\\\nPaid Caiubray had died of f.'\u25a0\nt rni-ted. in Xi*w Orleans. Am\nJ sought for Pauline. b'U I en\nfind her. When I knew th.n 1-\nband was dead my Jieai t so:''.'\nwo Id have taken her ha1\"'- 1\nwas not to be. She died, p.i-.ci icaj\n?io si cm!\"\n\"Dic-d?\" repeated Chi'i-ii\n\"It must ha\\e been so,\"\nBarbel. \"Ilnd she, lu'.-n\n.'hHildhnvc found some '\u2022\nbut none such was cu-, f<> 'i. ' ,J\nso. a new- calamity bef.-ll u-.-.\ncurrent of my life flowed in\nnol of deepest melancholy. T1 p !.\nof my youth had, io^t its ch.t:,\nall its associations had be '.->:'.<- ;,i\nfill; and -aficr a. time, I 'At :\nSouthern homo and fame t'i'ii.-\nChriytine bent forward, and lai \u25a0 *\"\nhead upon the pillow, am! I.'p.cl\nwound her a'\"m about tin- _:.\u2022 !\u25a0='\u25a0>'\nand drew- it !o\\ ing'v In he'\" A'o:|\ntime, Christine drew bar1.,' .->i d !'.\nch'd again slept\u2014slept until t ,.\u2022 mh\n\"Make her as cninfi \/a'\nI-.i\no'\u00bb. 'i\nii,, i\\.**.e\nni 'VS\ncan.\nthe\npli.V'iei.in\ndressing-gown and slippers. He want her for two reasons: m\nmedium height, hcav- ; first place, I want her for her beau-\nbi-i\non\nm\nwas a man\ndy and strongly buiil\nbeard a he.i\\y niusf-icho of jell\\\nbiackncs-, while- his hair, curling naturally about his ears and neck, was\nof the same ebon hue. ]mt it was\nlo lie seen at a glance, by one at.-ill\nobservant of such matters, that tl.e\njetty hue of nun and board was the\nthe\nty; and, in the next place, with her\nin our keepiny, cither as my wife or\notherwise, our work will bo more\nsafely accompli-.hed. If our work\nsucceeds as 1 hope, she cannot stand\nin our way. If I can so manage that\nall traces of this new will are obliterated, wa may snap our fingers at\nnear\n... . st-o-y here ancles- was a daughter, and we culled If\ntabli.sh communication with the gar- Pauline. The infant was dra'-in^\ndener, and I must bo informed of tho us closer and closer together n'nd 1\nverdict of the doctors. They hav0 was growing strong and well' ag-dn\nheld a consultation tihis evening, and, when my. husband fell sick and died\nof course, they know very nearly By his will, ho loft his whole larcre\nwhat the result is to be. If we mako proporty to mo, for me to disposes of\nit as\" r pleased.' Ami thus, at the\nage of eight,,in. | was left a v. id;)w\nwith an infant child, and a forli ne\nlarger than I could properly . oni-\npute; but my banker was an honest\nman, and my estate was in safe\nh&ndf*.\na ialse move at this point we lose\nin-.- game, i.e..., .-,,,,,.. , ilt, .., ,\n\" the\niu\ni os ilt of arliiKi..] dye Close to tho all the opposition the law can put in\ns,..m, upon the ui.p'.-r lip, might, haie our path. But let her pass for the\nbeen cnscow-ied ci.-ht-.iii.i-f.,, iy boms present. Sho is engaged to a youmr\nmo: i i.ig now it*.e: mailer\nstands. \"V\\ ill you see about, it? '\nAlexander Hugo replied in ihe affirmative.\n\"And at the same time,\" said Caspar, \"you con be looking out for the\ntwo witnesses.\"\nsatisfy every whim. Her ii \u2022- ;\ning fast.\"\n\"Bo you mean that .*h.- i ''\nasked tho maiden with a '\nc r.v.\n\"Ho you understand what worn o'.'\ndame Rachel is elyii... ,.i ii '\u25a0'\nvital spark ui;.v rei.it'ii .i1 h-i\nfor hours\u2014pei'li.-M'S in;- d.n*- .i\nmay sink l.efoi e I hi- *-\"n I \u2022\na.**sure you that she v, i i p \" s\nVr;i y epiii-lly n ml in a e-i- II- ' i\nif you I e--ji fi on: lu-i ..'I \u25a0-\nintb'enco-*\nN'ot mo-'e th'in a n hi.1'- ' \u25a0\naft i',- t hi- dcp.ii t nre of ' < '\u25a0 '\nwhen Iht'-hel as\" < .1 l.at ' \u25a0 ''\niiiighf. come t o her > -d i '.'\nmi'.-iiit tho faithful \u25a0 ' s \u25a0>'\u25a0' o\nknown no other so \\ \u25a0<'<\u2022. < '\u25a0'\u25a0'\nwi-nl out and suinn on--d iii\nthey cnnio. Tom leaned h --i' '\"\n'lis o'ange-wood stu.'T, II.. ;-i'-\nbujji oi t-ed L-v Lora.\n:. >i j._ . ... n.vi t.n. J\nl! .11\n,! .'I\n1,\nIj*. 1\nVf!\nYou can imagine, my darling, thati\n-i \u201e.\u201e ... . , when I had put off mourning I had\nI won t lose sight of them,\" said ' offers for my hand; but 1\npi'outh of beard of siherv gio.tmuig.\nThe 1 two, jaw was broad . fi-nino of WOUihed o1'\nIfary,\nfixed\nwork,\nit wa\u00abj tooU i\u201ei\u201e it, i i-uu'n v.u um-sii nor eauc;atlon. When ,\n\",.W^ ^?11,into.Lh8 owning, and Pauline had been gone a year. I b\" ,'elear water, whore tln-.v\ngreen\nsunk into a came acquainted with a French offi- ! on u boltoin of\ntho doctors, who h-tdheon1*^1?^0' cer named 1'aul Cambray. He called ' from mud.\nthree ot thom-for tito pu mose ^ !iT R?L <0 l0\u00b0J< at 3ome P*P\u00ab ' c\u00bbtlings grow into spoil)-'\ntho puipose of which my husband had left; and tf- uble si\/c\nn-oiii.-i' i\"'\"1!\ns.-.-in.-ed fl\"'\n. ., \u25a0!\u2022*! ''''\"I\nIn nbouu so'-oii j'- |\n\u25a0s of i;)-\"'Ul\nJS*K\nm\n^\"533\nfwJJ THE MOYIE LEADER.\n\u2014\"O\"\nMOYIE, B. C.\na gi '\u25a0>' I deal i7 i-o'it I !.e\n\\luska, ili.d it is .-:.1 i-f.' -\nthat I lie!\" .-\"am p.\u00bb-\nuno i.i-i*\ngjite Ids eil\"\n,\",,, to know\nso''-*- \" UKr'^v\n1 \u25a0\" *l'oy iutd J|Uu-\n\u25a0 n !i.iij\",.(! *,,.,\u2022(,_.,\n''\"'\u25a0A'di _...;, n,s the\n\u2022'\u25a0\u25a0' ;;i 'h\" T;iil)j,,.j, ;\n\u2022 'I \"f WttJf-S; j\n\u25a0 J' .\u25a0-em i- d \u25a0; d; ;'\n'-.'c\/Uid lu.-.-e \\j i,,,,,.\nHIS TROUBLES\nNEVER CAME BACK\nfia-ncst Grant took Dodd's Kidney Pills \u201eThey Removed ,\nthe Cause.\n: i'ti\n, (; (; RH'IIAKDS .<. Co\np.-rir .-\"ii's,- 1 have gr.-.K\nyjlA'AIMl'S LlNIMFA'T\nj cuied a borso of\nj1\\c bottles.\nJt, blMei'ed l the;\ntiton'h thoro was\nj.i> htincno.'-s.\n1*\nW-i-\nJI.\"\n\u2022 i 'id\n''Hli.l'\nI. i\nI\"\n' llli\nll'-ij\n\"\"' cpiff.ph\neoVOI-e-d; j_\neon I ii:,,-\nfaith in\nis hist yea'-\nlihijc bono. 'A itil\nf :ii(.!.\nlour\n\"My pipe i ; o-u\n,-r\n\u2022ml\n! '-\" HH.1 lJU.kUU,B .\u201e,a\nj \"\u00ab\" 1 \u00bbfkt Vct*r\u201e beforj. he u\u00bb0s'fi\"ilitard. t,ays Mr. Grant. \"My urine\nl'luil7 dark umJ h,Kh C0l0re(J T\n\".t -e\nniillJe <' i \\ -;\nt<\n\u2022 ns un th\"u bji-ib nnd\nmv\nand\nrinancii-r- I (old\nnot afford i\u00bb we rk\na week\nMerchant- What did he say\nI'maii'-it r- -\"\"-nhl ho hadn't\njj.e 1 lying -to. ,\nme bo-*s T coul.I\nfor t'r.e dollars\nUkc\n'e-t, mv llatKc.che h-fj me \u201e,nfi I\nW';h '\"red it |\u201e13 never cb.,10 bacK \"\n' . 1 *\">\u25a0-\u2022-. Dodd's Ivicb.e,- I-j\u00bb\u25a0-, ,.\u201e,,. ,,\u201e\nBABY'S SECOND SUMMER,' nZ7-\"\"V\"r C\u00b0\"u's b',ck They \"\nthe\nCUM S'_ I'rcnevi\nThe most i.\nit,.,,,'', 1\" utiK 11 i i il'.iii,,' iiji.l. bu* t,<-.\n)\/(t it tun1 it \u00abill fasten it- i<,n **> o,\n\\nur iitii'i. ii'1- \\\"u - .!' \"\"' '\"' '\u2022'!'\u2022(\u25a0!\nto n.n tuitin.'Jv- i'i.im' In 'his. co'iii'.\".\nui. >ii.<- '.,.1, hi <-JiA!i_'t'*i till'! no:- I. .-vi\u2014 i\n<*\u2022> li.iV.' fei.-.-l *\u2022 .enel ebhls Ui- cnneil\n\\ (-i,|ii tlli-N, ' Ut w <'-m elv. el a I'll' I v\niisinn Miei.ie *, Ani i-t-'in-,.11.1 >tiw \u2022>, 1 1 .\ntlie mediri u '.lint Iiiih nc -. <\u2022:\u2022 '.10 n I.iu. \\-i\nIn fii'l 111 tlii.ur i-'iiiirli*. ioIiIs 1 1 mii'lil. is\nnml et!l iidntuHis of tin- Uumit. ltu--\nnii.l e Jiest\ne-;.'d\ne\\ei \\\n.- \u25a0> \u2022 1 o'.d\ntl ' -a 1 J- ' \" f, j . r )\ninfant beta is(\nOilllOl\nd-\nOl\no\nd ..'e-,1 1 \\\niUH'i'\n't-d '..- c-uiuiig teeth d\nwe-utlloi. Jn sii.'-l.-].\\ , 1\nO --.!.-, vllllil.il- is a !,,,\u201e\n\u25a0abns as 1., ih^wu ,n\nS e-'JIi'-\n. .il Hie In,,\nm lhe di:,L.u'i-\n'l'U.Ctloi.-, ,^1,,-\n'i'JI I .J, the\n'.--*i\nFifty ton-, i'*-'the weight and II\nmiles the I'Ti'oct ivo range of a oanntui\nwhich has mst boc-:i * lti.-aim.-.) ut\n]'(>j-i'. 'he ' ir.it'h cotist.\n\"\u2022Vlij- 11 |h ,, jiuijiji r.111^ Time- foi tlio Llltlc\nnot n'. ti liuc-s\n., , \u2022 j 'J ho most leli-nth-^s exterminator of\nreprilos i.-. u member of the family itself-the beautdiil, lithe, yellow \"nud\nblack 'king siU!,.-, Uie friend of man\nand the avowed enemy of anything\n\u25a0 \u25a0 hot J that creeps or, ornwls regardless of f,izo\ntleg.ee (- 0j. j)0jsll\u201e f.lUi, A ,,,-itivo of our own\noi eiungei ^ soiuli. the king sn.ike is between five\ntlu- m , an,| c.i;,ljt f(1)ll ]on\u201e ftnd r)o Ulicker\naround than.;! man's thumb. Built in\nevery nmsoie ami bone for speed and\n\"'Ji tn mentions constricting power,' there\n. Ih not another snake on earth that can\n; wit!i-*tand his ii.ssault. He is, immune\n-^A little girl lud a hai J turn I l0 t,ie P\u00b0^on of tb0 cobra anfl \u00b0r thp\nuetiiii'- i.ei-feetii Si,.- v\\,is io\\otish, j[ ni,t,('r abku, and the strength of a\n' ' ' | thirty foot python ha*; no terrors lor\ninjured by smukingV It is a fact.\nOrange jin'e-o has the faculty of neu-\ntralizii % m'ociiuir*. and (h;tt is the,\nro.-istill. I Jjave soon men woakoued\nand oven made ill by fc.\\C6?5ivfc*=5rno5i~\ning-, and a few oninge^ were all that\nwas iiocossarj to strah'hteu litem out.\"\n\u2022\u2014i'iiiiacieliihia Roc-ord.\nTiles or hemorrhoids aro among | mos*r, favorably spoken of nnd on his\nOuiHp i-'oi* I'ritlp. the most common i,<, well us the recommendation l_took a box.\n\".Yanlono\u2014What's the matter. Blank- mobt torturing ailments that li'lnctt ; \"After three applications 'l Jelt bet-\nloyV You're all cut about and your humanity. The keen distress caus.-d tet, ar.d by tlie time I had used'on*\nanr in a sling, as though you had been hy tllc' i*'ni*'fer\u00bb especially when the 1 box 1 was on a fair wav to recovery,\nin a light, and vet vou look boaininj,' b,ody gcts Wil!\"1\"- is almost U-jond,! continued the treatment until thor-\nand siniling' over it all \u2022 -? the powers of description. \" jomrhly cured, und I have not sutTered\n-\" \" ' ^v\u00bb\u00ab'\"\u2122\"\"\u00bb\"\"\"i\u00bb\u00bb \u00ab..n.,-c\u201e T--'\u2022---- convinced that\nresult of the first lesson\nprouel of thai boy:\nOh, I'm\nt. The Illiiitc!\u00ab-i-er.\nShe\u2014Of course,, be bored mo awfully,\nbut I don't think I showed it. Every\ntime I yawned I just hid it with my\nband. ' '\nwhat to use for-piles they will in Imarkabk- when vou consider that 1\nnine cases out of ton advise Hi-, jam getting up in y.*\u00abirs, and had\nt Chase's Ointment. \u201e .been so long- a sufteier from this dis-\n1 Mr. Alex. McLitu.ghlin, for .'.0 yea is .eafo.\" ^. _, -;.-..- ,-\t\na resident of Bowumnville, Ontario, j Dr.\" Chape's'ointmcnt is the only\nwrites : (absolute and guaranteed cure for\nlu.ong- iheui d'u- '\nmil 1 -\ntin\nci-oasL-d dAa'li i,iw\n*-ie, the hoaieil ten \u2022 ui \u25a0-,,..n\n\"\u25a0-.l to ,.-\\--',;, niot!,,-;, '1'ieu'ioi.', ,\n<-.i!'i|)ai,i!ii,iy :,,,,)!, dj-.coxei-y\n\"hull ;t|.-s. Im-.i.I j.(t., ul Llliri\nOnt , w fjtcs\nas -ol-iows\nMinare's Liniment Cares Dipiitheria.\nui.K 12.\"> ef,i\\s h.-i' v keen taken by ,i\n1<\" toi in tr.iv.'Iiitoj; fitun MoiikiJ'-ii,\n.M.ti.cliui-in, K> Xcu-wich, \\ 1,1 iholr,.io\n.--boriau railwM.N. lly ill.1 ..Id .*. a\nrunt.* the time would have been m-i.-ii\nW'ks\nIn;\nfen\n(m\nh\"i-\nto) f\ni lie ad-, n\na \u00bb,i -, c oaM-d, lo : ill .-oil) o|\nml -ill- M.-oiff) uidl, d .,,,11\nlee of oi-,- d, , i0! ,j KAVl\nI''-'1 '- '*- (> j,,,- al.,,,,1 tl\n\"ni'iths. .!\u201ed J w .s ,ihuo,t\ncaring ),,,. |1(11. v,,s i|s, \u201e ;\nip.od until \"J g;t\\e iut\nj him. Within five ininufes from the\n; opening of the fight tho kiny' snake\nWhen a. woman's house is ir-r.-ctlv\nj,['i)! ie.*S Sin' likes to gTeP*. Uie <\\>;u-\nI >',iv with ''('< 010 in, if r.vou ran fi< t\nui ' 'lroiifrh tbe dirt.\"\n-'\u25a0e w ; ei\nbi 0,1 to keep ? 1.ate-hours\nim-\n,1 -. s\niood tl.'gf ;\nis swe. t bet\n10 is e,iu.-i arid good f\ns'rt..].''\\ i-.-coiiimeud the Tab\n\"thei .mothers, as tl.--;, Lu.-.\nbaby w!t,n nothing jl^... would \"\n, A-,!,- '-. Ou:i Fab!, 1 <- an- s-,,;d b\\ all\nd\".iiii.s in n.dicine ,,- will ne '*-,..-.>it\nI \"Mi ..id at H.,-!i' \\- ^ ., , ,,nis\nhy ti,e Jir. W.lha'ms Ab-dri\npmy Brockville, Ont\n, could kill the biggo-*t python that over\n! Ii\\\"d Foiocious 11s tho little ton-\n; suietor i*= toward his own kind, toward\n, man he Is friendly and rjrely tries\n; to os.-;ijie when met afield\u2014A. W.\nIioker in McClure's.\na\nuie\ni\n!.. i\ni-.ti,\nran\nto\n\u2022i.v\n\"t \\,\n.mi\nll.\nt.t k.\n\"Han . '.'\n>-. 1 \u2022- w hen\na i is,, of\nmom- ma'-i-ia'-e*.\nan (in anv ot he;\nthe sick man t<> Iu.,:\n1\nWbh a gul ir, a hammock\n\u25a0n\u00ab--r- ...' '-usjirniUd an,mation\nit s\n'\u2022('Jt- iii-wr wit- ttnil never wiil oL-\n-in-, i-i *(i'. >>nii>i-ea 111 one- u-ine.iv \u00bbv,r\nI'J i-IuOi l)i.'*h ;s hei \u2014tl-i- icii\n*,iu :\nit..\nt'.d\nl,o doe lor\n\u2022 mil I\n,('N .\n1st jn ;i v ( undil ion\n\"hi ; hipg-.\"\np, ono im , ci it\n\"if civ, 1 \u25a0 1 1 -\u2022 \\\nIl IM\nto 'JVC t belli\nlb'1\"- \u2022 'Ill .\n--' -\\.-=ti l.-l i,[\nl.-\\0 o e 111\nMbard's Llnirneat Cures Distetnp^.\nT' r hen\n.\"girn'-t the\npel (Icon hft.s\nfarmer --lie is-\nCatarrh C:\npii\niv.\na giud.\n1 ;iyin,r fo-\nCut cA\nc \u25a0 -\n,ii'n\nib\n10\nI, si\nii \u2022 .1\nill-, \u2022\n\u2022 i > 1, '!\\ -or fiuin v und u . u '\u25a0\n11 - \" .I'll. ..1(1 ttlllt'OM'. l,-^,- til,, ,'1\n\u25a0- '\"'- .\u00bb!'\u25a0 'a-'.1 iii-.o c on* 11'. !-\u25a0 tn. t\nb*. ' l.r' I'llliiriii'p v. ii 1 1, , .\n1 ,1 1 > lit >> s J-A I, , ,,-, il' . I ,\\ \u2022 S I '\n'. i- d- >'\u25a0 n.iL' <\u25a0; ,1 ,; - 1,. - h,,^,\nuj--. ,t .-hr.iii,' bfalt 11, m. r,.,,,\nr\\ ..nc! lio s 01 it,'. ;\u2022 *t in bo\n' ' \u2022\u25a0* anil !,\\ 1, .-> ., ...| ,1 \\ 1 1\n,-, ,j; ,i--c'* -u *i>\u201e;u! \u00abn,l r.-iv-'i.j.\n-!i|,.it*. 11.01 lo thi' .ki on of th.\n' \u2022'. '1 1)1' '.\u00a3r -.( enl,!..-.(-, I C. \u2022Jf.-r's\n''-\"' ' ''e \\, I ,*\u25a0 simi.ii,, n.iV 1 h,\n'' * \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022I nl f'un tin *. 01 i h- - si, m\n\u25a0- IV I r-\n( 1. \u2022 L'h\n' '-.\u2022 'ii-'t-..; <.\\ c ei-\n.- 10 I l-,i 11- >-c I\nModern Sim YVorihi'itera.\nIn Europe several persons now sedulously p;iy homneo to tho sun, and hi\na learned journal, entitled L'Ecole\n\"For twenty loo- vents 1\" sufTorerl .every lorm of piles. It has a record\nfrom itching piles, a.-..-' on\"y person's 1 of cure.*, unparalleled in tlie historv\nHe (trying to he gallant)\u2014Really, who have been troubled with that J of medicine. fiO cents a-box, dt\u201e all\n1 don't see bow a hand so small could annoying disease can imagine what 1 [dealers, or Edmonson, Bates vt Co..\n\u2014or\u2014hide\u2014er\u2014that As\u2014beastly weather endured during that tunc.\", A bout j Toronto To uprotoct you against hn\"-\nwe're having, isn't it?\u2014Philadelphia s^'cii ^ years ' ago I asked a druggist jHatlons the portrait bud signature of\nPress.\nKIDNEY TROUBLE\nif he had anything to cure me. He [Dr. A. \\V. Chase, the famous -ecoipt\n'said that Dr. Chase's Ointment was |book author, are on every box.\nCURED BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK\nPILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE. '^\n-ulTen-rs from lliU I^isi a-.- an- in Dn-nt\nPeril and <*.!i'h.H N\u201et Kvp. rlinciit\nWith Olh, 1 -Uclleliios!\nFrom tbe Sun, Seaforth, (Jnt\n'ihe koiiH.'saie thp most unporiaiit\nlorgaii. Tbey niu*,t filter e\\,iy di op\n01 'blood i,n the bod.-., Ji tne nlood .s\nweak ihe k,dney*5 cannot do the'r '\nwcvik. so the blood i.s l.-it unulter. d\nand foul, and the kidneys are left i\nclooucd with j> nsonous , -mpui-.ties !\nx- \u201e,. ,, . \u201e - , . .. kvhon come the backaches that mean '\nNotneile, one of them miimtalns that 1 ,-lllal ki(lnuv d,s,-ase. Hon t ne-lec t 1\nthe sun should be especially honored at that hackuche foi a moment Strike |\nChristmas ' [ at the root of the \\cry m-*,t symp-I\n\"Christmas should be regarded as a j toins of kidney tioulde'by ennchini; ;\nfestival for the benefit of humanity,\" the bJ .od with Pr. Wdhams' lhnk '\nhe says. \"In this way we can once , Pills\u2014the' only medicine -that make*-!\nmore become united with the Aryans, j\"-*\"**- blood -ich, red and n<\\i\\ h-;;i\\- \\\nour ancestors,'who worshlppil tire and jmS- 1\nwho celebrated Uie birth of the divine \u25a0 -\"'' u-n- Holhind. oi Ssa.'01-h \/\nconstellauon, wlio is the father of!0llL\" has P''\u00b0^'d tlu\\i Dr William.*,'\nlight, of heat aud of life.\" * \\ Pink 1'tIIs Wl11 cu,'e thc ,n\u00b0bl- ohbtin-\n1 inn case of'kidney trouble. To a rc-\n.'porter of lhe Sun he freelv Lia.\\\" the\njpatticulars of-his case: \"1 ha\\ p s,*f-\nor a'.on 1\n' roll.tnc\"\n. \"The honorable, gentlemen\nopposite inxy scarc\u00ably, cr<\u00bbdlt\u201e\nthis, but it ia ray fina belief\nthat if a few boxes of thew\nmost exessJlent cigar* had been\njudiciously distributed among\nthe Boer Qentu-aJs th^ savage natures would bays been\nsoothed and that cornel war\nmight never have taken\nplace.\"\n. nri-feo\nberlaiD\nTUo acknowiedg-ed Leader.\nHe then suggests that the following\nprayer be said daily:\n\"0 thou who causest lies to vanish, , IC]Vd -,.\u201e,\u201e kirhiev troublo\nwho drivest away the evil influence of two Mars \" said Mr\nJ. <&. Fourfler, Llmliod, ftiontreal.\n'^jmjixaaBssKsvmaaiiinrfymasrm\n=S\nprodigies, of malignant predictions, of j \"Someunu-s th. backache which ai-\ndreams and of wicked apparitions\u20140 | coinpa-,.ei: the tioi.ble would le so\nthou who bringest to naught the plots i so\\ ere , th.-u I would be nnanle to\nof the wicked, to thee we pray, Lord iwork. nncl I ha\\e oft.n suiieted so-\nSun, since thou art the light of the [\\erely\nworld.\"\n. nan1 ber\n1 - in ^ 11,. ** 01 t\niu 11- ! \\- a 11. .\n11-;: top 11.. tne . '1 i , .< *\n...,s ul-ul, n-.tu\ns i..*:.iii,,'-i i-.-jl;\nv-i'li LO(-AL AI'I'l.Il'A'lll'AH 11\u00ab t-'ev\n< (' .1 (,' I I'ftcll tin -1 .. I el thi* it.-ei-i-\n, l ill.-, r.-h IS Ii !>l(Mi.| 1)1 l ul.sl.t .1* 10-.i> I .\".-\nu^..- uno in (>t(l( 1 to ei';.- 1' \\eu iii.iM\nlei1-! .nli'iiml renii-.lii-*, linU's I'ti' ,1111\n1 -!(- is L1I1.L11 intoiiiallv, ni..! u.-t- din.'. 1-\n'\u2022- nil I !n' blood mid ni'i' oii-e \"-itln'ii\nHub's ( nlnnh '' nc m not a ,-..1.11 I. 'ii'-'i-\nI.-l'iO It vim ],i ,*sli ihcd le. oik- >,!' ''\u25a0\"\nl,.-*l ph> M(-,,-ii.s m ih * It.' ',i|\\ i.ti \\i\".l*-\n\u00ab\u25a0''I it a roRiila t i-ifsc 1 ijile 1 ll iJ ' . \"i\nI'-noi of I lu- best tellies k'Jti.wn lenit'in-\ne-f! with the Itfsl liioo'! pin iitoi s, a, ' ,1 - , ,. . , , ,,\n\u2022brc.-'iv on the miiuni- .-,ui\"ii.i-s I !\" I ,,l\"\"u' ooJds the earthquake 1 ecord\n.'iire.-t romhination of the luo iiart fib- J w 11 h .'hiST shocks in five %eai?\nvo's is v. hi.i ))i oilucos , i\\ \u2022*> t 1 ..;,,\n(Jinu,; e V, un- lit t1\n-.'-,-.1 I \\ th,- o I'll I- e i p. i,.,ii 11,1=\nn-iv 1.1 tin- mm ki'\nit\n1 121 1,\n1 s'j -\ntl 11 -.\n\\:>\nWants nnd Wis lie*.\n\"There's a strange man at the door,\nsir,\" announced ihe new servant from\nBoston.\nr weeks at a time. I tr\" mI a\ni .... of medicines said to '-e .1\n, cure for kidney trouble, but 1 found\nji\"*thu'r, j help me until on ihe advice of a friend I began the use of\n1 IV. W.lhams' Pink IMA Th-soi-i\"*\nsoon began to make\ntb\nen\n* 1 t. in cut u)\nlieiine 11 disinl'oqts ii'ld e-le.lll-,1'\n'ho -,ame time.\n\"'Ais*.|itir\" trees has bp'-omc so\nI.iil'o a lmsiiips-, it) Caln'ot tua that a\n1 Os Anee],\\\\ mon has un outfit for it\nvAuYh (p-t SIOOUO. To:its ate used\njto confine the gas to Uie lives, and\nI to protect the operators from the\nIdoadU pi-us>-ic ac:fi which is lihe-nied\nfiiue a s-jituvr a( 1 )u* tree's unit.\ntil\n! \u2022' l o,\\\ni\n\u2022i:t.% ;ii\" \\p vi'ip\nS.n.\ni 0\n'hi-- 01 tho jvai j roubles ot\nA that a man must n- u.ilh\nhe'd when lie i.s not sleepv\n>'P w hen he is sleepy.\n\u25a0. h 1 -\nJb'\nfind\nI 1)\ni-i- a!- lie- mil.>'il .|iO-ei\\ c' ' 1 ul'er .'iW\ni \" \"i II- 11 'ui.o \"riieie 1* io*-t .-'ill'-\"! .1 .\\\ndi niitht to'til 'In nii-vi-s eun i.ll un-\nsti.i'i\"- I lie 1.n.si- is iyii\"i 'i 1% 11 ,'imii-\n,' -,,' I'.mri'li nn,' .1 i'i.'i* c,.ri In* no -i't-\n,,,1 !.. 11.,',; P \u25a0 in,,', i' * \\.\"-i'ttt'lp 1'ilN\n1,1 * iii.i, ,- Ma's'ial.e .>:i I Iliind\"' on Mi\n11 .,\\ \\>. .11 I L\\ \u25a0 ii.-'. 1 I- '.' \u00ab lit.'S , 1\n',. ,| IV 11.,|. , '. I'll *- 1. I'l-t 1..0- .iiln'i'\nt.i'r. nilii.'iis 1 b-adiiche.\" \u25a0\nC)O.I WO)-!.\n\"What does he want?\" asked the felt, and after using ihein 'or i' o-i'\nmuster of the house impatiently. a month. o\u00ab. ery vestige of the -roui'l.-\n\"Begging your pardon, sir.'' replied '\"ad disappeared, and 1 have n.-t\nthe servant, a shade ef disapproval -\"nee had a .siio-lc s\\r:'ptom o. the\nmanifest in his voice, \"he wants a bath, disease pr. Williams\" P.nk Pills\nhave pro\\ed a great blepsing !o mo\nand T am alwius glad to saj n tro\nword in their favor.\"\n.\\s. a curative medicine Dr. Williams' P;nk Pill<3 have ne\\er yet been\nequalled They build up the bio.-el\nand nei\\es, give new strenjth nnd\nthe body to resist disease\nbut what he is asking for is something\nto eat.\"\n.\u25a0^atAaas^aaHS\n>=i\n\"irt?\n\u00b0\" I\nCOPYftKrU-.\n\u25a0THE FINEST J'LOUR 16 conceded\nto be Ogilvie's Hungarian\u2014not that\nIt isn't good' for bread\u2014it's that,\ntoo, but, that' it .3 pre-eminent as\na pie and cake maker. Take it any\nway you like OOH.VJE'S HUNOAR-\n1A.N FLOL\" It i.s a \"top-noteher.\"\nTHE OGILVIEFLGIR MILLS CO., LfD.\nwnmmwwu\nThe Beit\nof nil\n<**=-.:\u00bb\ncannot keep from growinj-.\nAnd gradually ali the dark, _\nrich color of early life-comes \"j\nback to gray hair.\nhMr^I-',,0n \\ n,\u00bbl \u25a0'',0,' Avor'a Hair Vt^or my \u2022\n.,,.,\" \"''\"\u2022\" \"-bout ail Kr;ir. But now It !.-> n nico f\n'-J3\u201ei c\"- rill<1 \"'\u2022 \"tlifr-lc :..* I c.iM \u00abUI..\" !,\nAl\u00bb. ' \" *iJ*OrKicNtlTlK.N, Xuscumlilii,\nSelf Convicted\/\n\"Say, pa.\" 'queried sniftll B\u00ab9bby,\n\"what-Is'gossiping, anyway?\"\nI \u25a0\u25a0 \"Gossiping, my son,\" replied the old\ni man, \"If we get right down' to tbe\n: plain, unvarnished facts. Is lying. But\n;' wllvdidyou askV\n\"Beci-use,\" auswored tho young, s\u00ab-\n'' Vestlgutor, \"ma says you do a, lot of\n!: ijosplplng every time -your\"; business\nj keeps you late at the office.\"\ni-change. . ; .\n@\nFLY Killers\nI\nu\nm s\nFly Pads\nBold BTeo\"\u00ab'her*!-\n10 CENTO\n^S3SJSS2**^SS.SS5SS^\nenable\nAmong the complaints cured by those\npills aie rheumatism, nervous disorder, jiainlysi*-, St Vitus' dance, indigestion aneemia, Inner trounles <\\rA\nthe troubies tintf make the lives\u2014of!\nso many women miserable Sold by j\nall medicine dealers or sent postpaid I\nat otic. per box or fi.v bo\\es for '\nS'J .\"Ii. b.\\ writing direct to the Pr ,'\nwil'ianis' rUed'cine C ^i . lb o.-kv.lli-. '\nOut. n.in't take a siibsntute at any j\nj.tico\u2014only tho ncnuine pills 1,111 cure |\n\"We'\\e had to dismiss our coach- I\nman \" \"For what rc-ason '>\" \"Oh. >\nhe uot too 'linbitious. He wanted to I\nbo paid regularly.\"\nAre-you\n-'\u25a0 \"' \"(\" ' :...-.'' \u25a0'\nto;-start' a\nSPAVIrJ\n....CURE\nthe ol.t reliable remedy for Spavin*, Hlnybonoi. 6plint\u00ab.\nCurbs, elc. and alliiinns ul Lam ones b. 1: \u2022'\".\u00ab thousandi\nvisum \u00abiinuaJly. Cures without a bleniiib, \u00abJ It doei not blistw.\nKENDALL'\nIt takes a man with wonderful self-\ncontrol 'to, look sad in. a poker game i\nwhen he kncjw.s he can't possibly lose. '!\n\u25a0Bx-\nIler roTfni-niance.\nI P,oi!ows-Doo:- your daughter play, on\nthe j-.Ano? , .\nOld Farmer.(in tour-*- of deep disgust),\n_No sir She work* on it. pmuuls on\n|\u00bb* rakes it. son.|):s i!; J-\"\"-P\u00ab 0!1 U alld\nnills over; on il. hnt thi-rc's- no play\nabout it. sir. .. ...\u25a0'-'\nJ Tlie i>!-..pi-ietoi-(i of fii-nneloe's l'ills are i\n.constantly recvivintr letters similar to i\ni tlio I'oHo.uinir. .wliicli exnlains. itself. Mr. \u2022\njjnlin A. Uentn. Waterloo. Dm., writes: ;\nj\"l, never used, nny meclic-ine that can ,\n'eitutil riirnii'lce's, 'l'ills for .l'i.v.*.pr>i.sia or!\n\u2022 Liver and Kidney Coinplniiits. ''1'ln*-relief '\n; oxiK'ri'.-ni-C'il after nsincr tlt'oiu wns \\vem-, \u25a0\ni. cU't-ful.-\" Am a safe faintly inedii-ine Par- ;\nj-melee's Pills can be iriven in all case? re- i\nquiring u 'cnthartic.\nM.ewspapei\n*|]\" Then write io us for price* and\nterms upon TYPE. MATERIAL and\nMACHINERY. ::.::: : : : : : :\n% We carry the only stock In the\nNorthwest, and can furnish complete Job and Newspaper Plants at\nshort notice; also Rcady-Prinb in\nall sizes and styles. : : : : : : ; ; :\n! I*\nToronto Type ^dry\nCo'y, Limited.\nr\/5 McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg.\nIt is tho man on\nI feels the 'first '.puff\nbreeze. '\nthe fence who.\nof a political\n\u25a0\"1.00 a t,otue.\n'n^ULr''l'1',,\u2022 l)..ul>- swollen: so bad\nthst I !..)d lo I'.Hhe i: in w.-iim w-.i'.or. then nppl.cd Kendall*\nSpavin Cure. I ii.nl Typhoid Fever ihes.in-.c winter and onlv\nSave the Keiuiill's Spavin Cure h.-ilf a ch.ince. and It only took\none ,in.l .t half l-otlles to' cure hU |..j: wiih very slim treatment,\nand it did so completely that voti in.i.lil never know that h\u00ab Lad\na spavin -, ho never has enne lame since. _ \u201e,-.,.\nVery truly yours, CEO. S. HARRIS.\nSuch endorsements as the above aro a ptiarantee of merit.\nPrioo SI: fllx for SS. Asa liniment for family use It has no\nemi.il. A^k vour dmi:i:ist for Kendall's Spavin Cnro.\nalso \"A TreatlHO on the norao,\" li.e b\u201eok lite, or aildrett\nDR. B, J. KENDALL Co., ENOSBURG FALLS, Vf\n\".'Pure soap !\u25a0\"'. You've heard\nthe words. In Sunlight\nSoap you have the fact.\nW'W\njLj9+A\naticnt\u2014Are you. sure you can put\nj my tooth into satisfactory condition?\nj Dentist\u2014Ves, sir; at any rale, I will\nsparo no pains to do so.\n\"Did you say your \u25a0husband liked\nthese clinp\/ing- gowns ?''\n\"Yes, he likes ono to c!in<>- to' mc\nfor about four seasons.\"\nI\nR.E-S3UC3ES\nAlthou\/rh thc Suez canal is onlv f-9\nEXPENSE j miles lontr, it reduces the distance\n1 from Eno-land to Tndia by sea nearly\nA\u00bbk for tho Octttgon. Bw, S31 4,000 miles.\namta\nSTEAMERS\nHuronic, United Empire\ncMonafch, cMaJestic\nE\/&STB0UND SASLIftQS\nLeave DULUTH, 8 p. m., Tuesday*\nmid Fridays.\nLeave PORT ARTHUR, Wednes*\ndays, 12 noon, and Saturdays, at 1*\nnoon and 2 p. m.\nPassengers and BaBKagp from C. N. and c.\nP. Ry. -western points landed direct at Bteamw\ndock at Port Arthur. !\n|k WESTBOUND SASLI^SS :\n!' Leave 8ARNIA, 3 p. m., Mondays,\n| Wednesdays e;od Fridays upon arrival\nof Grand Trunk Railway trains from\nEast, which land passengers and baff-\n.'ira'g-e at steamer dock.\nFor further Information, folders, etc, apply\"\nFRED. P. BELCHER\nNorthwestern Agent,.\n339 Main Street, Winnipeg.\nWe all know that it-is more blessed\nto give than to receive\u2014but some o'\nus know it only by hearsay.\n' Tl!K em-OIT.lNr; j,,,.,! v.-hewuiyr of Of-r-\nsniis; t.roublocl with hrr.nclu'iis or tlio\nlistliuia is excessively harrtissiiur U, th'Mii-\n.si'lves nnri uiniovinir lo otlic.-s. l>r.\nThomus' . lOclect ric Oil r>!,vi,itos nil thi?\nout it'c-ly. s-ntVlv mid ;;iiL'filil.v. nnil-Is ii I'f-\nniirn remeelv for soros. lumen.'*\", in-.irif-s.\njiilcfi, kidney and spinn! eroiiOlcs\n\"V^. IV. KJ. ff*\u00bb5o. &.4i-23i.\n#y*\nS3&.J\"\nSSWSg ^ +m,r^^^^^^m^ , _ ,-ftJn ^^g^-aBrfrtaBgE^^\n^-\u00bb\u00ab^~-*=\u2014<- * -*-%n ^.^-a*.^ \u00abJiHW-ga'\u00ab\u00bbtty''^^ 11 ^ ___ , t _ _ A_LJ_J!^ J. \"\"\"'I\"! I 1 Til || I.Li\u2014 |, *-\u2014\n\u25a0!|!L*ait.s.'jf '^Ofi ,-*$ AT.iHVtaftovf*:-JiiM ifufOi! | \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \":- 1\nI .- ,-,...*. i T- *. - ~ , rTv', f . r'J\nI\n.NO. 365. A. L, U.\nk.\\'\nfj 1\nj:cfcIJci.':.iI k.t\u201e i.:. ''Air^pAcil '\n.\u00bb!\u2022> UL-O.\nv \".; c~\\ J:\ni. tt\ni.'L-'l,\n* I V J i * ' , x Jl\nC. * - \";'?\u25a0'\n* \u2014~tU--.f-'\n\u2014\u25a0=*.-*t\"^'mUsr px\u00a3\n,t \")\"i^:\n>\\\\ir.\n' -f \"^ -*-\" I * i\u00bb\" 'o* [-\u25a0ft O- if'*-. -?.\n.at.- av; ^fe\"?^!\";-\u2014s^***\nIn ST'^T\/i.'.iUinr.\n'i i\n..A\na.t. r ,-Pii-: \u00abno,\u00bb -.n.i \"\u00bb[ y,.uiope&> Wena&es&ays\ni ,v. -; A) ... p'tt in u.H.d i.*f, i.u' V- 1 ; A ^^ ga+|Uraav\n> ;,. \u25a0\u2022;;-! . ; ,1 ^.J for lit*\"* iu'.vi ri.-'ni, i\n'( our o.i1, ill .nv i.iin luJt .i r,.!\":'.'i.|\nc i'uo nrin \\,!so c .s. sticl: iyp:j and tl <',i '.'A. Jl. '\"'.oki:. .\".'rop.\n'it xi mornu.'\" * \"ilh *i\u00bb ^ t.if.ii^M-u j-J j* s^i^if^if^r!!!^^^\n1 . ^tM-l \"Tf***.-, * i'*H')\"\"!s '\"\"\"\"\"I \/-*}>\".'\u2022 '-, i\na-,-i. t!,uM,in,Ar,Hi ,J.:.ul J v.' \u25a0:.' | O^A.\u00a3>. i^.. CAMPBELL,\nih. bt-t'u- fiioiui.\" .. i Undertaker\nl street. j\nj:o<5i,:c!.!\" il ! A . -i 'i .uio'.i) i: '\n*-tiuo{, .\ni \u25a0 ltm:t\\; end idon -, icfoJa ,a;oo'.\ni\n1 ITouro and b,t on Lnke '-'bora\ni avenue.\ni\n, iAj.-Ane;.- block on victoria\nj ii! root.\nGood dairy busin.es i near tov.-.:.\nSiining .stock.\nI\nI\" 'FOB BENT.\nl-lAe's .;; tho ... \".-. C. .'A. ball ever\/ } *fi\nHitAuiAv eve. ,i .A i o clock, i K*.\ni j, Oi\nVi*.:tkj'; \u25a0>:. ibie. . r-1 co.di.iby bi- . y\\\n' \u2022\u2022\u2022,! 1 (^ \u00ab\u25a0 -.-'* ' .\" ffi' \u25a0- ' r* 1\nIA \/-. S-\"i, , ... i*1 ^ .:.<-i\\k.\nSco'v\n6>\/\ni're?.\n\u00a3.c.^=sr*c-->. . J n n\nt*,-J\nLfl\nM-iS\n: ail ai\/.t-j j\n\\m- r.'-i' - nt'.;. until ;. i.-.\u00abn b.'vl l\u00bb < n j .w.d *-l vl\"c, c; r. ( '.nil \u2022 kotit i.i -.-Look.\nf.nincLiii \"Liu\"' in'- \\y'.\" <\"']i.,.*-l \u2022* *T,-;! , OCivimt ImpiiJai Jlnnk of (.'.in- |\nIlcricb i-i -.:'. e '..' ,,; ->'.\u2022'-'-'\u2022 A,il.- i * k'^raj.b .in I mail cidoro n - I\n''A.'i ti\"..\n, - n* l , j\nf. K -A\nFarrell & Smyth,\njroyjK, ii. c\nMoyie Board of Trade j \u201eB\nICec \"..* o:i liic-i'i'-( Vyroii:iij-tk\".y .' ^\ncv-nlncr of cii.li iiicuitli kt I f\\\ni 8 o'clock rli.irp in iho court i f\\j\n' , hor*-e , h-*^ '\nI ' i \\\n).\\ ii:: Gju\/kiv, lion. Pics. i p:\nj A. P. M.\u00abj{'Uc.\\v.iJJ, 1'ic^. ' ; $2\ns^^z^i'^r\u00a3Si\\ V. Y. .1 'MN.*--';o::, JT. Caiii-j.::!.!., ' ^\nVicc-Prc.-*. r Sio'y. j K\n\u00ab:\n'easury mock\ntfs 3 B P H E B S. E \u00a7 i\nOW 58liing\n8F6;\nt ! cdi-.' :.mi opt al-.t i!i:i:i. 0|-.iii night j\n1 ,'l'ie,' d iV < \"I- Cit'lll, | .,11 1 l|,t .\". I'lHJlll \u25a0-.\u201e '\n..i ,t ..'A c.c \u2022 c.o;\n,.,,i p:(\u201eI\".<-( *, a lIoiKr-hoiA _. _\n,-u I v-i1! ob.lun--\" In: A- nVW'^-^'-^A.\nHarvey \u00ab& MeGartorfl &\nI cr.T si i:::i.i'.', p. v .\n1'. -1 ' > ,\\'n.n '\ntl 1U I\nf ,'\"il loo In r.titii ihCi.. J\n1 i ' '.. i ..\n; '' \u25a0 , ,' . 11''.\n.:*.' .'.\u25a0'<\u2022\n-:;; A t'i^ *\\ik .A i't t\ni, -. . \u25a0.' \". '-'. \u2022',-['\u25a0\" '*'\nB. 0.1\nc- i-\"-\u00bb-tjjei*\n\"~\u00bbJSTanjn\u00bbra->TTirr,ta:tarErBCgr -sna-Ti\nMrp. Wc A, Prest\n\"A,'|;l\";i'? l.'Ci'O 1' 41. v-.'.icn - Iv't ' wl)!.1,\n..Licso:.\nhi'\nPiieiio.'i-nphor\nr--t *.;- :.-,.\nr$\\ \\i\\ CZ~ '\u00b0A T?J fP f!\\CC I I i\u00a3T*' *^-^ I r-r--*--*^r--'*-Tr'^*v-rt^_rrj)j\u00bb^,ri'ii.-,-ciri^--T2^wi--)RSKBri,-j^ i l \\'\nCures Pain Instantly\nin any pari; of bpdy-\ni\nWithout \"taking a drop of\ninodicbio, AJ1, tho fiipcificii.I\n|\u00bbains aie relieved v.'itbotii thc\nbig ritk'ol taking (bin^eioi;*;\ndrucit- into the system. Its\nwork I* siniplv 'marvelouc\nirr.r-.c3-, V>lc C'.'irt:':- .t 'rinMi:!)).1,\ni.r.'-\"Ki -s'lorr, u. c.\n^> J''or I'liitici'.bii'.* :i_-pl.y U\n' Barristers & Solicitors, j ^\nYv7\". F GT7ED,\ni -e coi'-Id en. v i -\n;i!:-.- ~'i\n,ir I .~i:rely L-olici\nii.CtJ Ike C\"-YA\n' \u00a3'ir Vhomao was askfd why :t -iU-[ t7 ' A -. \u2022\u00ab\n-r-zr\u2014 zrzt-^rjn '\nk-'\n! M\nFARRELL &\u00ab SMYTH,\nMOYIE. B. (j 0\nr.A'i!,.!r\"h':: Eocrciro::, tctc.\nkv J30X 36. : '\na::T a,\n)- o\n.u p\n*l\u00ab\nI'll\nhar.:roi-k f] T v-is not giv*.n\n'.'iicro cail area. lie. ipplied ibat he\nrioted evry thing ley aiding 'const nio-\ni.0!: and dcanrn io (-. i\\.:, bo.-t of I'n;;-\n.nd'-i talent. lie con-pib.-.ei.'.'.'d C.ip-\n,j:r. Sarr, and caiil bo bad iio fi.'i!t to\n.:Al \\;i\\h tlie v.'iv-' in v;l-,.cl' Chamrjck !\n, iad been A.muled. . !\nFruit; Tea-X-o'\/icee,,\nStovepipes anct\nTini^a-ro at\n1 C1 v I? i \u2022- T7 ' ^ -rr f,.*\ncr.v.:\nC^r',J*'*^Ji-W\"''C\"g^awamM''' ****\" a \u2022S' -rur-ui*. ^tirzx r\u00bbirv4WT\u00bb\nrcoj\ni\n.a ->, ^:*>i\"t:K5;?; *a\u00abae.\"j\nT5. (^\n-\"*\" r-rst\u2014:p-j\n(J. r. DESAULNilvbA\ni>:jvi::r: :\nCranL-rook.\nB. 0\/\n' I SPOKANE, OCTOBER 5th to 13th. !i\nS, ------- , \u2014 \u25a0 -y -\u25a0- s\njt\n\u2014->--\"XT^x-ir^\n-,,t\nI J-J-\"\n) ,;' >-*\u25a0\niM \u25a0 ,\n;,. i\n'.' I\nr i'r-^,r*\\\n.Oy:,onfery ?\u25a0;.\n^r*\\- i - ... .- ,..\n0; ::-.on\nS- i,plu tbaiu iir.i.i1'^\/ . .:T. ye'.k.\".\u2022 1> vol v.,m ^'o7_\n. I-\noinbiuea.\n,i in... \u00ab. i.,\n.r, i.-cat.oil\nt\n...oio tiiai: ,l battle. _'f reciii.'O-s \".ruiiip! i --\"-<;- , TrAr.-.-A'- A\n- \u25a0- \" a ... \" I '*-\" - *\u25a0 *J':,,'-J\"\"-'.1'. ;'\nv.,V-T 'iid cJ'ocli.e ::vil_ic:t. Glmr.ibcr-!\n.''\u2022IAiC fain*b Colic Cb-'t-r'i a A j^iarrbcv.i :'.'\"0;r\ni * i \u00ab\u2022* '\u00bb\u2022 r i (\u25a0\n - - - - - ^^\nI 1-g g>\"\u00bbif-t* \u00bb\u00bbit^-KK-ic;er\/wAi i-iwwA^A^^jaru&tKc**.^^*.\nG-Qerg-e U. ThoxhiDScn,\n1\niroiu: than .i\";;o,ooa jn piUiMjuiUi\".\n\"prompt Ijeliy;;rv .\nvonvent,,,,. , ,\nr.j.,1 .ti- sorfciT...., :-:01 1 Greatest Attractions Biggest Amusement\nI \u25a0 i?eatures Jiver Securedc'' , ,\n#JA\n'V\"37\" 1\nflolicilo.- for tbe Imperial\nCnih'of C.Kiacbi..\nS '\n.1.\n' ft '\n.i \u2022 i!;-i_\nT- iX\n!: vi-\n,' i t - (\n-I\" s\n; i .\nRemedy l-Ji-Iai.:. i.sc\\l :n:ii;ic- -;.j-o( ^o,.,-(A-,)-t.nd Da;- 8r-k..:.'.l crjndust-\nleniicc of iiyb-nlery ir. t!,c Unitod od ;,v ,:.c S:stc,.a of gL Joscphj >-e]son |'\n*'tates v\/iMi perfect ?noT5j?, r.nd i' h-1* V. , C. Cornmerci-tl and business ' ff^C M-OTSAf IT^ A Wi\n\u25a0urtc! the niobt mnb-n-iut c.t.-,. : o'b ' ci-nr-c, a sp.oi.ilty. Excellence air! f wIfSJiIOf ULi 1 Aft\n;i children and adi.l\".-, na.J under thc - \"V:)L' h^A^c characte.ti-o i-ach -le ; MMW\u00abOT\u00ab_.\u00ab...,^w-tt\u201e\u00abJ.\n, parttnent. Parents thonld write fori\nno.M trying co.ir,ji.o:.<\" J ^ciy boii.e- , p ,rtif.ulfirp< 0ne month as3,,rrs 'lhe ! TT^T-*^^STT^-^rn^\nmid slmuld liavc a boltlo a\": h-iiid. ft ( public 0f ..he Iboronghnes-j of the i -^'\u2022\u00bb\u25a0 fi'A== J-.U \u201eb_\u00b1Ji\u201e!;\nI\nI\n0H\\.\\I3E00ii, Iii:.ii.:ii('ou-:,mi.\\ j [\"1\n __.. l . r;\\\nW AGiaCULTUKAL KX'ilUITS, STOCK SHOW, KJUIIT FAIR\n\"irmer\nJ'oyie's r.i-...^:sa- ifOTEt'.\nI\nnay i-ii\\e a life\n.'] = !\u00a3.\n;-oId by c-il drug-, Si-t( rs'methoilo of teaching. Term--!\nj comim r.ce .1-mnarv April and Sept, I ^ . , ,\n1 - - - . 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