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TbeOoideaBra It Mm moot widely tireulettd arid best advertising medium in East Koottnayv- -This M tht-paper that -"���rend by ths miners-'the ranchers, a tht rnUroadta ud.In-nbsnntn. # ltWerf^*vfM��j��r Annum f In Adr-ti-ft . ��� j 1 The Golifat ttrii Has beta appointed tke Oast*! lor North Salt Koeteaey fee Detnlalea end Prevtn-gMiWoe tra-sMot taetiaw end slMI moot!. Nbllikedky "~V- Tu Oouii fist Cow Vn., Lt., D-MMI, RC ' "w��ii teegaggasp GOLDEN B.C., FRIDAY*.' PlfcEMBER 16, 1898 |3l>t.Tltft aationef this notice I intend to make catiea to tha Commissioner of l.m.*,. Worts at Victoria, B.C., to purchase tttB The Big Store Ml*. An��� ��� uinuMul oppwtnnity has enabled: 'joa.p ��j(M# *& mm^ttery purchase of Choice* fimsy and Staple Dry Goods ^ Wtho Winte* Trade. Drefi QgeOe:..... HouseFurnishings: An etfHeas variety with TriumiDCs. ta march Black and Colored Silks, CftftMHSN*. ��tam. U> Navy and Black. Beautiful ��-Hnes in Melton clothi.^y; ; Gloves ��* Mitts: Blaclji and.* colored Klfl, Fur Lined. Lftdfes^partmentt Mantle Jaokets, Wool 8carves,"0hderwear-Rlh- bona, Laces, Feathers andPlowers. Blanket* and Sheetj Towels and Towellings, in fact everything that's required. ���* -i~ Gent*' Department: Crowded withbargakw. Fur coafe, .'-Saps, ;and i- mitts t0:iaateh�� Cloth*- ing, Boots and Rubbers a ' | bargain.. :\'\'\ NOTICE is hereby glvtn that applicati. will be made to the Legislative Assembly i the Province of Urltbk Columbia, at then *��� Session tktreof.by the North Star and An l-nkt Kailway Company fbr an Act ami lagStctloa -Mof tht 'North Star and An fUlte Railway Act, 1W8" by eitenillng f�� oa.yeartk. time within which Hie aecurit] -ntwiwed tn the'said Section 40 shall' fivth by lha said Company, and also titoti -lag for oat year tht time wiihin which tl ���WU.ef ten ihousand dollars in the Sactlou mentioned, shall bt expeadtd: and farther tt, amud the said Act by iittnt sstThird Stetlon to tbt schedule thereof, tbt words, "a ilntatbruoarFoHlltesll B-wrgains: . In ottds ot carpets, floor rttfrs and matts. ' Shelves and Counters are Groaning wfifo the ^fefgfit of Bargains. - H. ��.Parson, Golden: amUta ... Patronize .,.. -...'.=.'������ C. TOM, Thlf l^shionable T#&r. J C.;A. WARREN, *# s:*. ��� General Merchant. gsBnim*ajMt*j*Mi^rTp*'^''���r""ri.'"i" *i eiv. tpBK^uUa*aa9a%^��VmVfema^e^oi -y* CW * - , .' '���''"'��� ''l ���'^���llf. ���'��� " .'-.' Clf*rs.��. ���", . B. Lawrence Spectacles. * Agmt torGkmtP-n-wder(Ji^y^;^^ ' ���$9*at tor Lancashire Insurant Coy 'LL 'if j. ;���'; -.'���' of England.';"'. .'''.-t.^��^vfv'.^.' * ��� 4ami_Liti is' ' i �� ��� '���. .'"'". ' jfaawfaa-iWCftRy -j h Subscriptions laken % ^l hp^;&- K * V- First Class Tailoring. ~; I have just Opened a first-class Tailoring "Establishment arid Repair Shop at the south end of the Kicking Horse bridge Sign of the Scissors. I am here to stay, and if first-class workman Ship, perfect fit, and reasonable price is of interest to you, we solicit your patronage. S^ti��factior| Guaranteed. P. A. DESORMEAU* MERCHANT TAILOR. Notice. TAKE "OTICB lhat GO days after pnbli- itionef this notice I intend to make appli-, catlti. to the ConnnisBioner of Lauds ,& fcllb-afiag piece ofland situated io the Mining Di-risloa of Wfuderm'ert, Kerlh East KhotS- ���^MP* ��� vQIUIil .,-jnieacing tt a pest marked H, R. BMIet's North East Corner, siiiiiue.l. alwu't il mills up from the mouth ol the Utile North Ttby Creek on the North side of the jsk, thence Deuth 40 clinine* tlieiiee. 40 chains, thenct North 40 ehaias last 40 .chains te point ef caaaMnct- eaWlalaiag 160 acres. Id at the tittle North Fork ef Toby ikls 18th day of Octobtr. I8M. K. K. BHIIC8, ���rht GOLDEN EHA ot nHltM tvtr> .Friday evening, his tht best advertising medium in tee Ei.it Kootenay diatrirl. .Subseriptiun Kates : li.OU per senuu til AUVAMOK. Alterations aad cliahgtsef statding advertisements nust be In the office not later than noon on Wednesday to ensure insertion, but casual advertisements will bt received up till neon uii Friday, While all reasonable cart will bt takes, the proprietors will not be responsible for any tmusi-Hi ar error in any odvtrtUemtM. :\mo mmmma Locator. Notice. "'��� riil����y lr.ro* a point at 'or near Fof I StasW "on the lin. of railway mentioned ia the WMA "stetlea of this sebtdult by tht ment (taslUt "'i'(mt��K)ai��lnvatoriuuu-Oold��iJ." ��� -������ Stttd lit Victoria, B.C.. this Kthdsyof Ntvtahtr. A.D. MM, FELL k OREOOttY, SeUclttrt for tbt North Star aad Arrow I .Railway Company, tit. AJIpBcan ���*>**'��� '"���"-���' NOTICE. CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS SWANSEA Mineral Claim, situate in the Wludermtrt Mining Division ef North East Kootenay District "Where located i-On "Wlnde��mnt-qj|llii��> tain about three miles ttdith uf tb��vlllag��ot Wiinjirinere GettUealM N.* WWl,��M6l.i��n4, , utMfttttiely.intend,slitydaj-sfrom lhe dsteh-Jlltitf.l��.ai.pl>* to the iliuing Ko- {0Mi|ih Lake and Ueo Ilnefs CertUealsa N,a* MVIA, rotpMtttiely, intend,�� ibe date teHtrf. la. uiply t��i orator for a ctrtUk-a'n el hupruvoiiiojiis, lor the purpose uf ubtJnuig a Crown grant of tbt above claim' And further take notice that action, under teetfuH 117. 'must lie cuniniunccd liel'ure the istuanet ef such certifics-a of iinprovciaouti -Bated"this Ihtidtty oi-Ueiobor, WW j ^tluM , > tJtdtr tht abort heading the Van- s.uv.r World hat tht following ���"���Til O.P.H. Ce., at will bt ebauvad by ad- tertiteatent in another celuma, iattid making applitatita, et tht fortbetmiag seteioa tf Parliament, ftratharttr ] ��np.wsring them to build a line of railroad frem a point at cr near Orau* ktMk or Fort Stttlt, on tbt Hut of tht Crow's Nest Past Railway, northerly itloag tht Kootaaay and tht Ctlumbia ,1-ivers, te a point at tr near Ooldau, oh Ibis compaay'smuin line; likewise with power to build and operatt braach liars ef railway ekttnding frem the proposed new lint a. distance of not -more than JO miles, It has bttn known for tome tiane that tht inanagtmtut ef PRIVATE BILL NOTICE. NOTICE it Inrtby given that ai.pliwaien wil! be made to tbt Legislative Assembly of the Province of Uritiab (.'oliuubia at its nest waasioa, for aa act to iueoriwrate a company wivh power to eoutfnu-t, tqaip. operato ami raaiataln a railway (standard or narrow gtaiag.) for tht coaveviag el -.aasengsrs and fntight from some point at or near Crsnbreuk, thence to I'oldtu, bolh In tbe boottusy District of British Columbia, by the shenest and must praclicablt route; with (trwer tn construct, equip, operate and maintain branch Huts and all necessary roads, bridges, ways, terries, wharves, docks awl eoal hunkers, .also jt.sua and other vessels and boats, sad generally tn carry ou the bn��loW*i of trans porta Ian, with power to treet, operate and maintain lelegrapll and toalephon. lines in eonntctloa with the said railway and branches for triauiuiuiua of messages for the public, and U acquirt-ivuter righu to supply water or water power, and to generate electricity for the supply of light, lieat and powor, as well for thoir owl* un as tu sell aad supply tu tht public,aud with power to car/yon a business of a mining, lam.lti JUsiatW of a wining, smelting and nAning coupany, and to construct, equip, operate, or io turn to account, to sell or otherwise dispose of mints, smelters Or refineries; to acquire, hold and dispose of mining lauds, min- hu- riirhls, coal lands, timber lands, timber surface rights, wattr rights ... water _, or other real of personal property, slid wiih power to esprepriate lands for the purposes of tbe proposed railway, aud lo acquire lands, bonuses, privileges or other aids trap any Oovernmentor persons or bodies corporate, and te make traffic ot ether arrangements with railways, steamboats or other companies, with power to build wagon roads to bt used lu tho cuustructioaofsiuh railways or any advance of the same, and to ��� -.i . i_J _.n.-a a.111. f-a..�� all iiaHorai iisinis objects or sity of them. TUPPER. PETES8 k POTT8, "���������. Solicitors In the Applicanis. Viotoria, B.C., November Mb, 18118. M0U1 PRIVATE BILL NOTICK NOTICE it htrnk* gina that appHeatm wil ht audt' te tht legbhitiv. Asteubly < tb.Protloe.of British Columbia at its au leatWB tf ,.._ __ _ nit stssioa for at Act to atsead the Koatanay and Birth West Railway t"oopaay's Act 18*, by cotarmiacaad cotueWatiag iattoKoett- tayaitdNorth West Railway Compaavall lb. fratelfcs. rights and power, artoud by lb* East Kooltaay Kailway Act. 1107. loth. lest Kootenay Railway Company aad grant- ad by tht South East Kootonay Railway " IH8to tbt South East Kootenay Railway ihastd or otherwistac- .**TLU A V ik -I*���I Act I Caw thta, for tht commtnctaMt aad compl.tiou of tko works or any part thereof authorised ky tke' said Acta or any of them and eittad- iag tko time of giving any security or the dotagofaayacttfer a period of three y-ftrs sad foe extendtd powers and lor aU such other powers aa may he note-vary to fully aad completely carry oa and .Derate the -a-nrks aforesaid or any of th.m. Dated this 8th day of December, 1898. MoPHILLIPS k WILLIAMS, ���311B Solicitors for tho applicants. To Advertisers end ������bs.rlk.rs. All accounts to b. paid tu tho Managing Director, or his authorised agent, from whom the company's receipt will be obtained. Advertising rates: Display ads., tt 60j column inch; Legal sds., 10 cents per I for first insertion, 6 cents for each additional iaaution; Reading notices, 12 cents per line each issue. AU business communications should bead* draVaoavl to the Managing Diroctor, and all iicatnns.lt .. news itat Editor nterary cOniniunications.icttors for publication ttr news lt��ms should he addressed to the Correspondence is Invited on matters of public interest, bet to secure publication such It-tiers mutt bt brief. In tht cast ol snonynious letters the name sad address of ths writer -nasi he enclosed, not for publication, but for the private-information of tho editor and as a guarantee of good faith. An; letter received later than Wednesday wil barb to stand over till tbe following issue. j iketilitilttt��sf��|LlsllitLirtillti, Ornca, Ooldm, Si U. -sntUi Kit* eolfcen Ota FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1898. STILL BRANCHING! OUT. leading backing inatitueions la tbt East statiis then. jMOeteral Manager In tbia Pre-fh-.ee had bttn inttructtd tt enquire into tht banking biuliMta done in Oolden, witb a vitw to establishing a branch kert. A letter wat alio read from Capt Bacon, ttatitg that a will known eastern bank would open in Gulden if tha bnsinesn was sufficient nud asking information thereon. On motion et W. McNeish, seconded by U, Dainard, tub Secretary Wal in struoted to writt to Oapt. Bacon and tht Baak giving what Information ke had on tho subject. On motion of ('. H. Parson, seconded by W. McNeish, it was decided to wfittte Ur. Kerr, traffic manager ef tht C. P.ft. liking "for a reduced rati oo tbo firt engine for the town at it wonld be available for the protection ef the Company'a property. If. Dainard moved, J. O. Ullock ItConded, that the Secretary obtain alt possible information rtgtrditg thi rail way ch artirs applied for frem Sent h East Kootenay te Ooidea and call a muting of tht Board to consider its rtebmintndationi to tht Government thereon wiih a view to assuring that charters will be granted only fot works <er which It Substantial guarantee ie provided . that thty ahall bt carried ont. Carried. On the motion ef C. A. Warreni seconded by J. O. Ullock, it was resolved that the Board-canaot see its way to co-operate with tht Miner's Association in payment Of the rent and ute of :he room rented by the latter at the Columbia Houtt, ai the Board bas at present no fuuds available for the purpose. The ntetting thin adjourned. iheC.P-B. riallned the Importance of VrbMis known a*�� the Upper Columbia PQHTEMESS OH THE G T. 8. id ft Kootenay rlvtr vtlleye, pall- /-V-VM ����"������� vs. tne v, r. ����� an ing thrdugn such important placta.ii Groliman, Canal Flats, Fairmoat Springs, Windtrmere, valine and.'tbt Bpillimathmt riven, in which thtrt are known te be very promising mints, as well hs large areas tf good agricultural land,'all of which require but a Him of railroad, or etktr transpoitatiop facilities, to make thein of great value, not only to their-owners, but to tbt wholt Province, With' this line in operation, East Kootenay will bt thoroughly Well sei'ved wiih railways. It will havt the main lies of the Cftfi. in the north, a road .Handing son'th- ward from Golden to Cranbrook, knd tbe Crew's Nest Pass Kailway extending from east to west. So that in the mattdl- ef transportation, evsry facility will be afforded for the rapid develop- nilnt of that section of the country." NO HJrPBBINti IM DAMP From Dread Catarrh-Dr. AgneVs Catarrhal Powder Kills tht Distast Germs and Cures tho Distressed Parts-Relitves in Ton Minnies. All. Leblane, of St. Jerome, Quebec, says cured him. �� Ha has 126 men working under'- him in the lumbering etnips, and>hat il has done for him it has done Tor m-u-i'ot tbela He buys it for camp mt and nius.his faith to it as tbt' quickest reliever for colds In tbe- htad, and surest curo lor catarrh. SeldkyC.A.Warreu DONAW) PUBLIC SCHOOL. s, Tbt following is thi report lor th. month of November I **. ��� t. Division. Fourth Class���1 Katie Atkloson, $ Flora Pi-.llntr. . :���'" Third Clatt-1 Winifred Dasiils, S Norma Macaab. Second Class���1 Frtd Urquhart, 8 Hilda Hobbs. II. DIVISIOK. I. Bender���1 Stanley McKay, 1 Gordon Wood house. ,;���' . II. Srimtr-l Maggie Daniltt, J Mamie Donne. I. Priiutr���1 Clifford' Urquhsrtj'3 Winnie Ainsworlk. ' . Chart Clasi-1 Aftrtd -Danieli, 8 Howard Mtonab. Advertirte in THE ERA. l'ttNOBD TO llli MAT*. Insidious Disease Lnrk* Evtrywktrt. A bright young ma* h Orey County, Oat. thoughtlessly plunged into the lake at a sum. mer resort when ibe blood was above the norma! heat. The shock stopped tha kidneys work. _ Poisons which should have been car ried off were circulated through the system. ���--���������- "right was en the door, aa- waa snaffed out, but was tbe result, and one hrlj mourning badge and a promising young life He trusted hinrtelf to s they failed to do what nay Care would have di��� _ .__, _.. and puts and heaps tke kidneys in ptrfott action. A specific for all kidney ailments. SoHbyC, A. Wsrrea. ilHed physieiansjiul South' AmSHean Kid tit. It clears, beak GOLDEN BOARD OF IMPORTANT tt R< UNDERTAKING, ���THI GOLDEN IIA AU LIMI.*' TRADEt A BANE FOR GOLDM. >dltey Oa Beltway OkaH.r.. A meeting of tht Council of tht Ool dm Board ef Tradt wu htid at tbt Secretary', office on Thurrsdey afternoon, when there erne k fall muting of ike Council, the Pwtident, Mr. H. 0. 'arson, in the ehalr. A littlt was read frem one ���of till 'the following .eJKial circular has keen iiiued by ManagW Whyte, te the employees of the Canadian pacific Railway en tke lines welt el Fort' William: Many years ago this company established a reputation for the civility and politeness of tmpioytM tf nil classes . towards the tr��vt!ll8< and skipping publio, whioh wai. a vary valnablt factor In developing tht busi- ass's of tht road, and has been mon favorably commented upon by all clattes. A number of casts whioh havt bttn brought to my attention ef Ute Indicate tbat thtrt il danger ef thie tnviablt reputation being list by tht indiStrtnot, and sometime*, incivility, of tome tnrpfoytel. 0nt ef the most frequent complaints it the difficulty intbtaining Information with regard te deitywl traias. Tkif. ef coiu-fis, ehisfly Applitt to agents and ppsratort, hi' tht fact that complaint ^^^e^a^S^^fi^^Ki.^^ that the agent or Operator is always te blame. Sometime! It it tht indiltr- end tl a trait dtspattktr ih Mplying to tke inquiry of tn tptf af or. "A long lecture^ on this subject ought not to be ntren'ary. Business courtesy ii ��� most valuable equipment for any man who has dealings with the publi.j in faot, it it an aksolutt MSsntlal. An employes ef a railway company ehould never allow the idea thnt people eannet travel or ibip thtir freight by any other raflway, to have the leant Htfeht in hit mind in dealing with the pait.tf* ef die road. A very lafge pfdportion of tilt, betttpiny'i hutineii depindi entirely on tke good will of the people, and all concerned, officert as .will as employee!, must ee- opsrate to establish nnd maintain that reputation for Parisian politenie* which was of io much vatut to tke C. PS. in tttc first yean ef hi tilttente, and "must und.nrand tb/a\ ineiviliiy Te an at pardonable tffuDct end-whlhevetf dstscted will be follewtd- by nummary puaishm.it." The en-Hates Arl-ivinl.fiWeeh le W lasntattaait W. MoNeish haa received advices that the syndicate whioh hold the charter tor tbe Kootenay k Nonhweat Railway,.otherwise tbt "Otldrn Era tit Lint," to be eonitruetid frem the' merloan boundary to the Tukon will arrive in Ooldtn In n fe�� H7t te arrange for the commencement ef eef- vey operttieae. Mr. Watttn ti the gentlemin tatrnsttd with tkt wirkf wkivk will bt ont of tbt biggttt -rnil- way undertaking!, on tkl Am.riot* ctntltteht. ThtrailtVajr will develop e vait are* ��f rifili ntihei-ai, limber, tat agrienitural country, and in this respect is probably the moot important railway work yet undertaken in British Columbia. Ooldtn will be the boadtiuartlft of the tfficers and administration in connection with tnii" railway. BRITAIN & FRANCE* WAI STILL EXPICTBDr Vsante Wnnle Alllanee irithmen-sa-af New York Dee. 18,-Tht Ptrls corrd-" ipondout of the New York HiMltt refers at lingth to the storm .reused in Franco over the speech of Moneeni Slowly and steadily tke oonvictibn il going tbe fbuhd here .(het trhf #itlt Britain is inevitable. Pan! Dl Caeetg- nac's paper, tht Auterite, even goef te far aa te declare that It ieimmint- entj and luggtsti tht pfobablliljr of ah' alliaaee with Oermhhy rather than to eek French thtrt tht fatt of Spain. Tbil it no alarmiit opinion. It ii ont shared by people in.diplomatic parliamentary, naval, military nnd conunerical circles alike. That there 1"! nt recklessness IK it, tvon the fiat' eaters among the French public men; realize. MINER'S ASSOCttfrON AT WIN-' DERHRRE. A ��ot4 -krettngl A Ulrenla)V ��k ttt�� ��ttb>*rt UaM^fOK ^ ���^ >rt.^,::.wkyi,, ^' ^p^^jM^iaeitejgife held nt Wrndtrmete, at which it -'.itaA Htolvni io organise a Miners Amocih- tioo for that alstHitt,':-.;' ������ W. B. Abtl WAsa^ifilMpretidinf and 0. A. Brown Secretary. It wai decided to write to the Secretary ef the North Seat Kootenay Miners Association at' Oolden foe .�� copy of the fultse tl g��ld�� ihe Winder* ni.'revAisociation in framing their ton' stitutlou. ' The melting wns well attended ST reisous Veihg p*Mti.t. The next meeting of the Association Will be held erf Deo. Kind. WorklM -fffgkt ttmi Day The busiest nnd mightiest l'ttle tbjn-f that, wae ever, made ie Dr. King's Nl*/ Lift Pills. Ev*ry pill is n sugar coai! ed global* of health, that ohe>gee" weai*eA fnt# itf*r.g<h, liltlMlnee- into energy, brain* fag Into mental pawer They're wonderful in bnilding np the health. Only He. per bos. Sold by all Drugglpa. ��� f LAftBNf FOR DONALD, (ByaDoasldOirl.) " Donald, Ihonlowar of the mouttaiasi - Thou village efUautyitblha.: I drink to your coining .faemtat, i lnfitpB6((sl)tft!legwin.< How soon will your cosy snag JmjBfml BefalleetodaatttdaiMay? ;;. How soon will your i-hildreu all leaveyotatt Qod diitanuthat terriWsdt)1.- .'��� Of all visions recautd To me there ii noae -kit lauded Ur>"; 1 thus to nnwyf imoredtar. 'M ���SOTLflWk Stvernt fntereeting scratch gtfmet hav! StW plays* at the rink during thi witlt. Tin ootojetiti-Jtr will ttart nent with. Tht opining garni' Between tht Pre*lident and Vioe-President takes place to-night end to-morrow light. The following it thn draw : *PIl��8*����HT Waft** McNeish Heftiferson Neilson Veil summer, sad wail, wWbehoUyml, Bat |W��.rt wllfiliSytest mjirigklly. . Aud the Sowers will Hot-m }M��*ss'gsy.- As tbs shadows of evening kmgtbWt And dote quickly into night; ,,'.. So shall this blow fall upon yon, '. - ''- Aad-dnrktu your onoe.bright light. Sut tWs waS, 1'moffald bteokngthy. , JTkoegh my hkart is so: fitavy gu-d chillf WlnoTthiai how all -tilldeitrt yon. MyeyeawtlTupandfill. , With tears that panist ia ftUikg, * And droptrickingly oW mycheeki Ob I will not forget thiigrest sorrow, For man]! and many .week. Aad new''toys', three chcerl foi Donald, Tkret ebttir. for tUt good oH town;. WMtt I hbarthem, 111 etsm my waiting, And quicldy my pin lay down. VICK-PKESIDHrr taf. UllOCk " Rae " Onwt " Ptreotf The -UrM two ghmw -ftilltopUy-J-t this svtnitg. lt.blag.ll��MiiaA.0-fte>la*.0raWll8y Skin DiestWe relitved In a fow mmules by' Agnew'a Oihtutet. Dr. Agnew's Oh-tamK rtlioies instantly and .urea Tetter, gait Rheum 8c��H Head. Ecatwa. UkeA,- Bkl- ck��s,an�� ill "ErnptfonsoflheSklb. Ills soothing and quietn-g and aeU Hke nutfhs itt ID Baby H*amon, Citation ef th! Soat*pV Igisnv. soseeli. ,*/ \ NEWS IN BRIEF. MONDAY. DEC. 12. General Oaltxto Garcia Is dead, William Black, novelist, I. dead. Andrew .Walsh died suddenly at Rat Portage, The new 0. P. 11. time table took ollect last night, Thomas Callop, a Chatham hotel keeper, talcl-Std. Th. peace treaty wa* signed at Paris on Saturday. The "United States navy is short o! men 'and ship*, a i A lire at Hnausa, Lake Winnipeg, aid 15,000 damage. The C-Tiaallnii crtilser Petrel Is going Into winter quarters. The United States flag was rained over Havaala on Saturday. The Brunswick hotel, at Wablgoon, was destroyed by fire, A marine of H. M. s. Icarus was drowned at Union, B. 0. The Orown Prince ol Germany will visit the Halted States. There Is great distress on the French shore of Newfoundland. Brandon has arranged a settlement with the Imperial hank. Oaptaln Oarrutliers has orgaalied for the mayoralty campaign. Several vessels were damaged In a gale oft the coast ol England. A Supposed anarchist was found hidden tn tbe Bank nl England. It is Imped that Ontario's revenue will come up to the estimate.. Miller, iaf Chicago, won the six days- bicycle raee, making 2,007 miles. The O. P. It. propose building a railway from Fort Steele to Oolden. Ore shipments from "Rossland mines amounted to 2,460 tons loot week. It is feared that the Paris exposition of 1900 will have to be postponed. Q. T. It. telegraphers have formulated their grievance, against the company. The International conference will likely adjourn till after the session of con- stress. . ' "The 0. PTltrend N. P. and M. have a dispute i over putting tn switches at Methven, A new steamship line Is opened between Mllford Haven, Wales, aad Paspe- lilac, Que. i The British naval authorities Invite Newfoundland fishermen to Join the navy reserve, SATURDAY, DEC. 10. The Bat Portage Assizes closed an Friday. The bubonic plague Is spreading lt Madagascar, * i John Anderson wa. executed tor mur- der at Norfolk, Va, Mayor Andrews 1. organizing for the mayoralty campaign. Extreme cold Is reported tu Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. Au Armenian missionary In Toronto 1. charged with fraud. Prince George of Wale, may visit this country next summer. Montreal doctors disagree oa th. question ol typhoid contagion. General Jonliert, ot Transvaal, wai defeated by Ohtef Mp.la. The Washington commissioners an still, discussing reciprocity. It Is proposed to establish a sanltar. lum for consumptive, at Toronto. Itetatl trade Is good and wholesale orders and payments satisfactory. Mr. Slfton declares himself In' favor ot Improving the St. Andrew's Ilapldt. A United State, volunteer was lined #000 for kissing a Savannah woman. Uulted States senators are divided nn the questioa of the lumber duties with Canada. I Colonel Plcquart "will likely he liber, ated pending the outcome of the Drey, fu. trial, a Four men were killed by an explosion In tho Dupont Powder Works, at Wil. inlugton, Del. It Is reported that the Dauphin railway will be exteaded to Hudson Bay within four years, i The new Oubnii tariff will probably show a reduction ol fifty por cent, from the Spanish tariff. Lieutenant Wark, of the Koyal Arlll. l.ry, was sentenced to death for the mur. der of Jane Yutes. Ponton, the alleged bank burglar, has been engaged as traveller by a Kingston ���Igar manufacturer. Admiral Dewey may have to use force with the Philippine Insurgents to lib. erate Spanish prisoners. Spanish peace commissioners protest against President McKlnley's reference to the Maine explosion In his message. It Is reported that the British parliament will take vigorous step, to settle the Newfoundland French ehor. question. Barber, Liberal, was elected to the Ontario legislature ut the bye-election lu Haltnn, by 100 majority. Tha' Farmers' Binder Tavloe company, of Rraiitfnrd, pnlal a dividend of sixty per cent, on the capital stock. Sir Charles Hirers Wilson, speaking at Loudon, Eng., appealed for greater attention to Oanaillau Immigration* The steamship Loudonlan was abandoned at sen. Forly-flve of her crew were saved anal twenty-flve drowoed. Sir Wilfrid Laurler, Lord Herschell and other high Joint commissioners visited the V. 3. house of representa- tlvsi, THCRSDAY.DEC. 8. Kingston, Jamaica, is to be strongly fortified. Two women were fatally Injured lu a Toronto fire. Major Plnault Is appointed deputy minister of melitn. Ward 4 candidates addressed their constituents last night. A hoy shot the city marshal! and suicided at Ctarksville, Tenn. Mr. D. 0. Fraser was entertained lay the Liberals ot Vaucouv.r. Two men were burned to death lu n hotel fire at Wadena, Minn. Hubert Thompson, a leading citizen of Hamilton, died suddenly. Oliver Prevoet was sentenced to death for murder ut Port Arthur. Ex-Presfdent Cleveland is opposed to the U. S. policy of expansion. The losses by tho Maultou fire are are greater than at first reported. All the principal flour mills In the United States have amalgamated. It Is reported that the U. S. has made a proposal of limited reciprocity. An Innocent man was liberated frnui Sing Slog after serving eleven years. A team of horses and a load of supplies wero lost lu Lake of the Woods. Another death has resulted from the Murray Hill accident, making twelve In all. Tbe new Victoria Bridge at Montreal will likely be opened ou May 24th, 1899. Priaee Hllknff lectured on the Douk- hobors In Westminster church last night. Ohinese officials nro much alarmed over recent demands of Germany and France. The hody of J. P. Plehe, nf Montreal, toet on the steamer Portland, has been recovered. Chicago citizens threaten to lynch the city council If they pass the fifty year street railway franchise. Mr. Slfton arrived from Ottawa. The chief object nf his trip ia to complete aletalls of tbe treaty with northern Indians. Tbe Ontario government have arranged with the Keewatlu Power compaay to regulate the water level In Lake of the Woods, Mr. Holnze, of Butte, Montana, is suing Mr. It. B. Angus and others for J79.804.48, alleged to be due him for smelting properties, Nominations for Dominion bye-elections were held In Bagnt, Montmngny, North Slmcne, West Lambton and East Prince on .Wednesday. Kate Lyon, accused of manslaughter. In the case nf Harold Frederick, bee beon discharged. T. A. Howard, cuptala of the Victoria hockey club, has Jolaod the New York Athletic club The election petitions iu London nnal Brockvltle were dlsmlssad, Ute Liberal respondents retaining their seats. The eastern portion of America ll suffering from snow storms. Much damage has been Aone alt mamy points, CHINESE MURDERS. A Sill; Statement. London, Dec. 0.���Montreal Star | cable.���Much amusement and some indignation bus been caused in Canadian circles here by a New York message in the Morning Post, alleging that well informed circles iu Quebec believe that Mr. Chamberlain's inquiry respecting Antieosti to esbndow the intention of the British government to seize the island in the event ot war with France. A prominent ofllciul here, when shown the telegram today, declared that no ono knowing the A BO of the question, or desiring friendly Anglo-French relations, wonld entertain, lunch less publish, such mischievous nonsense. Not a hundred Meniere could lessen Oreat Britaiu's absolute und irrevocable sovereignity over Antieosti. The long-looked for Lo Roi mine is at last before London investors. The London Globe corporation and the Brit* isii American corporation today invite subscriptions for 200,000 shares of ��li each in the Le Roi Co., Limited. The purchase price is ��050,000, payable in cash and full paid shares, leaving ��50,* 000 for working capital. The directors are the Marquis of Dufferiu, Lord Loob, Whitaker, Wright and H. Andrews, of Sheffield. The three first named aro directors of the British American corporation. FRIDAY, DEC. 9. Small pox ts epidemic at Huntingdon, P��un. Brentford's trade shows a gratifying Increase. Adams Bros, store, at Virden, was destroyed by fire. A fire at Sourls seriously damaged a boarding house. The Parts pence commissioners have concluded th. treaty. Noisy scene, occurred in the lower house of the Hungarian diet. Capt. George F. Carruthers will contest the Winnipeg mayoralty. Tho Joint high commission will likely adjourn about December 27th. Capt. J. n. Mason, of Philadelphia, wa. drowned In the Nelson river. Maekle. sentenced tor complicity In the Napanee bank robbery, will appeal. Street car. will be utilized In some Oanadlan cities for mail distribution The Winnipeg Labor party will submit questions to aldermuuli* candidates. The work of widening the outlet nf Lake Manitoba may be begun this winter, J. B. Johnston, a 0. P. It. brakeman, wa. killed by an engine at North Por. tal. Tho N. P. ft M. coal shed, aud engine house at Belmont were destroyed by fire. Ur. Joseph Chamberlain spoke on the Imperial policy at Wakefield, York. shire. Waterloo county, Ont., has paid off (41,000 deficit aud has a surplus of ���1,800. A bill was Introduced In the U. S striate to provide tor Investigating war scandals. Donald Parrler wa. committed at New Westmiuster for th. murder ot Jennie Anderson. Permanent Canadian corps will be brigaded at Ottawa next summer for Instruction. D. A. Snell, nf Brockvllle, disappeared at Depot Harbor under suspicious circumstances. Mr. Dobell Is examining docking facilities fnr the Atlantic fast line at Cardiff, Wales. Four men were killed by the collapse nf a West Superior coal dock. The coal 1. burning. Hon. J. P. Garrow carried the bye. election In Watt Huron by from 80 to SO majority. The court nf cessation hat ordered n| stay of proceeding. In the Plcquart court martial. Mr. K. B. Dobell urged the need of a .The Tycoon gold property, Lake of Hudson Bay route at the dinner of the toe woods, shows splendid results from Canada club, In London, ��� *emnt aetata. WEDNESDAY, DEC 7. Two negroes were lynched In Iowa. Emperor William opened the relchstag om Tuesday. A draft nt the treaty of peace has been agreed upon, T.wn members nf the Hungarian cabinet have resigned, The Kingston Graad Opera house was burned ou Tuesday. A fire at Maultou destroyed $.15,000 worth of property, Hedley ft, Ohapmau, of Vancouver, is applying for divorce. Ratepayers of Ward .1 held a meet ing on (Tuesday night, Tho imperial budget was submitted In the German relchstag. Municipal nominations were held throughout Manitoba na Tuesday. The Ottawa St, Andrew's society presented aa address tn Lord Mlato. Three Chinamen were murdered by follow cnuntrymeu at t.Hiesnelle, B. O. G. T. lt. telegraphers have a serious dispute with the railway company. Lnndnn newspaper, comment favorably oa President McKlnley's message. It Is said that some stolen Molson's Bank bills havo been found in Vancouver. Franco will Invade She-Chonn, China, unless a missionary held prisoner ll released. News ot tho massacre of Lieutenants Keating aad Gale have been recelvod, In London. Isidore Prevnst Is nn trial at Port Arethur tor th. marder ot Corner anal Double. A burglary of tho Bank of British Nnrth America, at Vancnuver, was prevented by nne nf the clerks. A Paris paper states that Col. Henry committed the crime for which Dreyfus was punished. The General Trust* company and th. Trust Corporation of Ontario hare amalgamated. mWM^ Several changes are announced In the lands offices In Manitoba nnd tbe Ter rltorles. The Dominion claims 110,000 from the United State, for damages caused to La Oauadlenne by the U. S. 8. Yantlc. Sir Edmond Mnnsnn, British umbas- sadnr to France, made a. remarkable speech at Paris warning the French to cease Irritating Great Britain, TUESDAY, DEO, fi. Sixteen inches nf enow fell at Toronto, Mr. Slfton 1* en route from Ottawa tn Winnipeg. Tbe Fart Wllllolm waterworks are ���nearly completed. Train wrecking It becoming alarming. ly frequent In England. P. A. Macdnnald will report on th. Winnipeg special audit. Municipal elections were held lu the Territories ou Monday. Eurnpenn capital! Is lieing attracted to the Yukon gold field* The a P. ft. will build a smelter In tbe Boundary Greek district. Rev. Hugh pedley replies to Rev. Mr. Jacobs' letter nf resignation- Mr. Haggart answer* recent rumors regarding Lt.-Gov. Patterson. Tbe Parib peace commission held a four! hours' session on Monday. Great lnter.it It manifested In England In Don Carlo.' movements. The Port Arthur assises i-poied on Monday, Judge Arimnur {presiding. The pops will co-operate with the United States In the Philippine Bankers and merchaantsa report commercial paper being met promptly. The city council decide that the tan sale shall take place oa Dec. 9th. President McKlnley's -message to congress' lt not Imperialistic In tone. Over four hundred German school children committed suicide In ten years. Th. twenty-fifth congress ot the United states reassembled on Monday. A subscription to defray Ponton's legal expenses has been started In Napanee. Napanee town council patted a ret olutlon denouncing the reading of the rlnt act. Tke Winnipeg Electric ftia'llway enm- phny will be asked to fit their carl with fenders, A Curious Cos?. Montreal, Dec. 6.���Judge Choquette this morning gave judgment iu an interesting case. Cross and Bernard, advocates, had seized some property owned by Mrs. Chas. A. Prevost. She resisted tho seizure on the ground that she had a inarr.age contract which separated her as to property from her husband. At the hearing it came ont that after tho couple wero married they discovered some flaw in the ceremony and to make assurance doubly sure were married a second time. The first time there was no marriago contract but there was one previous to tho second marriage. The court held that as the first marriage had Hot been annulled by a canonical decree it was still valid, and consequently the subsequent marriage contract was worthless. i Seeks a Divorce. Victoria, Dn")'. 6.���Hedley ill. Chapman, of this city, Is suing for di. rorce from bis wife, Nellie Blanche Chapman, nnd In chambers to-day the trial was set for December 16. Ac- cording to the petition, the parties were married on April 20, 1890, at St. Dlnns church, Fulham, Middlesex, England, and soon afterwards remove! to Victoria, where they have .luce resided. The co-respondent's name Is Annrew Christian Mai tin, ol this city; and among other specific chnrge* it Is alleged tliat Mr. Mar* tin and Mrs. Chapman llvel together at the Irving House, Tncoma, In September last, while Martin was a frenuent, visitor at the Chapman residence here during Mr. Chapman's lengthy visit to England. Mr. Chap- mnn asks for divorce, for $10,000 from the co-respondent, and for the custody of his child. HOKltlBLE ACCIDENT. Lindsay, Dec. 0.���Henry Sheriff, a young farm hand in the employ of Ilicluird Thurston, a farmer near Dimsford, met with nn accident yesterday which may prove fatal. Slier* Iff woe feeding pons into a threshing mncliine and In gome way his hand came in contact with the cylinder and his nrm was literally torn from the elbow. Medical aid was summoned from Lindsay, a distance of twelve miles. From latest reports the young man Is not likely to recover. I recent assays, The Wrecked Portland. Manchester, Dec. 6.���A special to the Union from Portsmouth says: "The captain of tbe schooner Edgar C. Randall reports that he sighted the steamer Portland a week ago Saturday uight at 11.80, about two aud a half miles from Thatcher's Island iu a northeasterly direction. The vessel wus then very near him and was making very little headway. Sbe was Kinking uo signals of distress. Hn was then greatly surprised to thiuk that a captain of a sidewheeler should have ran by the Gloucester harbor in such a storm ns that. His opinion is that tbe Portland conld have rim into Gloucester without trouble beforo 10.80 that night. He also believed that the steamer did not got much further cast than when he saw it and un accident mnst have crippled her after which she drifted until she foundered. Robbers at Vancouver. Vancouver, B. 0., Dec. fl.���An attempt was made by safe crackers to enter tho Bank of British North America iu this city early this morning. The men were scared away by the night clerk, Fred Salisbury, who appeared on the scene with a revolver. They wore standing near the vault, and on seeing him, rushed to tho back window and jumped through. There was iu the vicinity of 1300,000 in the safe. Oue of the burglars was n large man, but Salisbury does not think ne would recognize either one again. Burglaries have been occurring here lately by tho score. Only on Snuday night two places of business were entered. One of them was the store of J Y. Griffin & Co. Nothing of value was stolen. Tho police are working hard on the case, bnt as yet uo one has beeu arrested. Three Chinamen Found Ila-iial at ijne- snelle, II. I'.���Six Suspects Arrested. Victoria, re?. 6.���New-) of a shocking tragn.iy at tbe big hydraulic mine, at the forks of the Quesnelle, centre of the Cariboo mining district, reached here this afternoon In a telegram to Attorney-General Martin and Superintendent of Police Hus- cey. Tbe telegram stated tbat three misers were found murdered, and six men were nnder arrest* A special to your correspondent from Soda Creek said a fight occurred among some Chine.o In a cabin on Cold Springs, near the mines, resulting In the death of three Chinese. Two were found almost beheaded with an axe, the other hanging In tho barn. Six Chinese havo been arrested. The murder is surrounded with mystery, and Is said to be caused over a Chinese roTet society trouble. The tact that one man w��s found hanged gives ground to a belief among the police that this man committed the deed anal afterwards suicide^. The men arrested will be tried at Quesnelle, where an Inquest will be held to-mor* ton, jhkWtmmiittmtummmmiiitiL "HISIOfflPIMff mm M. CLAY. �� iiiuii if iiuiiuiu 14F IllilllllnnJlPITJW^rcTlW Henry The Traitors Paris, Dec. II.���Le Radical, wilh some reservations, makes the statement that as the result of inquiries made by tbe court of cassation, it appears tbe traitor who sold documents coutainin-. military secrets to a foreign power wns Col. Henry, and not Dreyfus. Tho fact that Henry had beon living beyond his means attracted attention and investigation as to the source of the nionoy he was spending revealed part of the truth, confirming the stories abont tiie relations between him and Esterhazy. Henry, wbo was spending 80,0110 a year, while his salary was only 10,000 francs, received money from abroad through an intermediary, who proves to have beeu Esterhazy, Henry seems to have mado the Dreyfus dossier from all sorts of documents as soon as the leakage was discovered. Thns it came that Esterhazy wrote the bordereau at Henry's dictation Scotsmen to the Fore. Ottawa, Dec. 0.���St. Andrew's society of Ottawa presented an address of welcome to Lord Minto today. It was rend by W. D. Hogg, Q. Ot, and among those present were Sir James Grant, Sir Sandford Fleming and ex-Mayor MoLeod Stewart. Minister Scott is making a tour of the St. Lawrenc raual works today. Coroner's verdicts. Montreal, Dec. II.���The coroner's jury which enquired into tho tragedy at St. Brigido found McCall gnilty a f murdering his father. Montreal, Dec. G,���Murder and iu- cide was the verdict rendered by the coroner's jury winch held an inquest ou the remains of Pierre Lauzini and his victim, Adola Ritohot. It transpired At the inquest.that Lanzon had stolen] the revolver"! with which he killed the girl. Messrs. Bo-ierly and MauKay, nf the Montreal Herald, were committed tor trial for libelling Solonel Hughes, ohlef of police. ,ro\ 1i'"iaa& mll! *"'11 **-*��� b����t on & V. 10S, Lake Mlnaitaklt, Special Cables. Toronto, Dec. (I.���-The Globe's Loudon cable says the Bristol chuniber of commerce is nrging the appointment of n Canadian agent to reside permanently at thnt port. In addition will probably send a commercial deputation to Can ndii next spring. Tbe Canadian, British Columbia and Dawson Telegraph company will issue its prospectus shortly. It is understood that Sir James Grant, Sir Adolphe Curon and Hou. Mr. Turner are on the board. Lord Monnt Stephen has been ap pointed a member of tbe council of the Gordon Memorial college. A Peculiar Case. Pontine, Mich., Dec. 0.���Judge Smith has rendered his decision in the case ot Stephen A. Baldwin vs. Fred. A. Barber in favor of the former. The circumstances leading np to the snit were these: Baldwin owns a farm in Bloomfield,Vn,, valued nt $8,000, upon which Baker bolds a mortgage for $880. The mortgngo was obtained by assignments from its original holder on December 3rd. 1897, and there was due in interest and principal upon the mortgage $364. In payment Baldwin tendered Baker $364 iu silver which Baker refused to accept and at once took steps to foreclose the mortgage. Baker contended that Hie coinage law passed by congress ou Fobrunry 13th, 1878, provided thnt the standards gold dollar should be tbo unit of value of the niortgnge.os a silver dollar's mnrkct value wns bnt <i8 1*8 cents. Judge Smith's decision was that a tender of the silver iu payment of the mortgage wns good and accordingly ordered the mortgage discharged ns paid. The ense will be appealed. Trotting Association. Chicngo, Deo. 6.���Tho directors of the American Trotting association began their semi-unuunl meeting in this city today at the auditorium. Import ant oases involving horse owners, who nre said to have introduced ringers on tho (rack daring tho past year, will be decided and the expulsion of horses and owners .-"ay follow. There are 160 cases of appeals on track matters to b.i decided. New York, Deo. 6.���-The transport Mississippi, whiob on ber arrival from Santiago yesterday was detained at quarantine for disinfection, was released this morning and came np to the oity. Several yellow fever cases which were developed after the transport left Santiago were landed at San Juan. Toledo, Ohio, Deo. 6.���The first storm on Lake Erie this Benson is in progress. A heavy snow has nearly cnt thia city off from thn outside world. Wires are now down in every direction. Dozens of boats are in tbe bay and fears for the safety of many of them are entertained. The wind is blowing a gale over the lake, could thON suffer BY BERTHA in ...-...�����.������................ -VllTVIIIItllllllU III UllllllV Ulllll "In a few weeks, I believe," nplied Che Rector. "It will make a great difference to Oulston." For a month nfter this conversation the villagers amused themselves by watching the constant arrival of goods for the Hall. Costly modern furniture came from London, ploturet and statues from Italy. Horses, earrlages, and servants all arrived In dutoonrse; but as yet no time was mentioned for the aavent of Sir Hubu-t and Mlsa De Burgh. One thing the villagers noted with feelings of relief���the Dr wood was partially destroyed. The tallest trees were tut down, and the plaoe so altered that It would hardly have been recognized. Florence alone grieved over the alteration; she had loved ths spot, for It was there that Walter had asked net to be bis wife. One beautiful evening, when the air was full of the balmy breath of spring, Florence asked Walter to go with her to say good-by to the little brook. "You know," she said, "Sir Hubert Is coming home next week, and then of course we cannot trespass aa we have. hitherto done; let us go by the lane nnd through the park iuto what was the dr wood. I am so sorry It has been destroyed." "Bui, Florence dear, only think���how could Sir Hubert endnrt the sight of a place whore the wife he loved so will had met with her death! I never knew the poor lady, of course; bnt sometimes, when I have been sitting In the wood I have almost fancied I heard her voice when the wind sighed among the trees snd If 1, an Indifferent stranger, Imagine suoh thlqgt, what would who loved her as Sir Hubert did on seeing the spot again F" "Yes���that la quite right. But I was not thinking of the De Burghs; 1 loved tbe place because���" Florence hesitated, While a vivid flush overspread her faoe. "Becanse," said Walter with a smile, "II was there that I made a certain confession to you���Is that the reason." "I suppose so," replied Florence shyly. She was not muoh given to talking of her love���It was too deep, too sacred a subject for ordinary discussion; It lived In tbe depths of her heart, and Its brightness made the light of her life. So they wandered through the groin lane when the hawthorn-hedges were all in bloom, where the violets and primroses were growing in rich profusion, through the smiling fields, and then through the park, where the chestnut- trees were already beginning to show their tufted flowers, and so Into ths grove that led to the brook. The fir-trees were almost all gone; only few remained, but they were far from the white stone. A willow Ires drooped Its branches over the brook and just touched the surface of the clear murmuring water. They sat down to rest beneath lt. "Onr last visit to this dear old spot," said Florence regretfully���"I shall never forget lt." A dreamy silence fell upon thtm, They were too happy for many words. Walter was looking with loving eyes on tho fair scene before him, the blue sky, the green fields, and the rippling brooklet, Florence was sunning herself In the light and warmth of the love that filled her heart. The young man wns aroused from his day-dreams by seeing his fiancee shiver. "What Is the matter, Florence*"' he asked. "Are yon coldf" "No," she aniwered, with a faint smile. "Yon will think me foolish, Walter; but you know how fond I am of listening to the murmur of the brook��� I always fancy lt is singing a song of joy. I was listening to 11 just then, and the water seemed to fall with a walling sound thst made me shudder to hear." "You fanciful little darling," said Walter, with a bright laugh. "The breeze has freshened, and the brook runi more quickly���that Is all." Bui Florence looked pale, Sbe tried to laugh away the miserable depressing feeling which had suddenly seised her; but she could not. "If I believed in forebodings. Walter," she responded, "I should say I have ont now." 'It must be ono of bspplness to come then, Florence, for, while I live and oan shield you, no sorrow or care shall come near you." "Can yon toll me if tht gate that leads from here to the plantation Is kept looked?" Interrupted a musical voloe with a slight foreign aooent; and look log up, they saw before them a beautiful vision that was never to be effaced from their memory���a vision of a young girl wilh a dark glowing faoe of bewitching beauty, with rich crimson lips that, half smiling, revealed white teeth gleaming like pearls, a pair of shining lustrous eyes full of veiled tenderness and of deep passion and liquid light, a ripple of blnok hair waving from a haughty brow and half hiding a neck as white and perfeot as though sculptured In marble. All this tbey noted in tbe first astonished glance. A Utile Spanish hat of blaok velvet with a white drooping plums, a mantilla of soft velvet that seemed to hold a different light In each fold, a goiamer-looklng dreis that, just raised, revealed two pretty little feet, completed ths costume. The strange visitor looked piquant and ravishing. Sho had to repeat tht question before her astonished listeners recovered themselves; then Walter rose, and, with a low bow, replied that the gate was close at hand, and he would see whether It was looked. The lady smiled and turned to Florence, saying:��� "1 am sorry to disturb you; bnt ths fact Is, I am an entire stranger her. and have lost my way." Florenoo looked np In still greater bewilderment. "I see you wonder who I am," added the strange lady, with an txpresslon of amusement. "I must Introduce myself I am Miss Ds Burgh, who ought to know every Inoh of these grounds uy heart," "You have been long absent," returned Florenoo at a loss what to say. "May I Inquire," asked Mlis De Burgb, with a half-haughty, half-famll- tar mannsr that seemed natural to her, "Whom I have the pleasure of addressing!" "I am Florenoo Hamilton," answered ths girl; and then a deep flush covered her faoe, for she did not know how to name Walter, "And your frlsndf" Inquired Miss De Burgb, with n glanos full of ourloslty, "Is Waller BohUni be resides wish ���or Mirth at Oulston," A half-smile lingered on the haughty" ourved lips of the fair questioner. "Do yon reside In Oulston tool1" she esked. "Oh, yesl" aniwered Florence. "My mother came to live hero in the same year that Sir Hubert De Burgh left the Hell. Ur Hubert knew mamma | he will remuabar her without doubt." "That It right; I am to glad!" and a little while hand grasped Florence's own. "We mnst be Mends, If Jon will consent II Will be an unnltsrable relief to me to have tome one to whom I can confide my sorrow at (Morning to this desolate plaoe," "Desolate!'' cried Florence. "Surely you like Burgh Hallf" "Like Burgh fialir nnMtod the musical voice, with a slightly contemptuous InflMtlon. "Surely I do not I" "Bnt it Is suoh a graad old place," remonstrated Florenoo. "I might like It vary well if I had never known anything brighter; but, after sunny France and its gay lift, Spain and its Moorish remains, Italy and Its marvellous works ot art, to talk of liking a dreary old Hall standing nssr a still more dreary village with a dark .wood behind lt, Is really too much I I often tell papa I have begun life at the wrong end. I ought to be jusl looking forward to life���Instead of that, I am tired of It all I seem to have been everywhere and to havo eeen everything But I am wearying yon." "No, indeed," declared Florenoo. "What you say sounds very strange; I have never been away from this village." "Then yon have plenty to see and to experience," rejoined her companion. "I wish I oould lay as muoh for myself. See���here Is your friend returning I You must introduce met" and Walter, to hia Intense surprise, was Introduced to Miss De Burgh. "We returned a week earlier than we at first Intended," she said, in explanation of her presenoe. "But papa felt that he conld never go through the ordeal of a pnbllc reception suoh aa hs had heard the tenantry Intended for . him,* Wo reached the Hall only this afternoon. I felt ourloua to know If I remembered anything of the grounds, and, at you see, lost myself In my rambles. I was foolish to think I could recall anything; I was only three years old when we left. I like this brook," she oontlnusd,' "and this drooping willow. What Is that stone!1 It looks like u monument " Her listeners felt a shook of Infinite pity; they perceived at onoe that the radiant girl before them was entirely Ignorant of the sad fate that had , befallen her mother. "Please show ms the nearest way home," she saldi "papa will be anxious about me. Miss Hamilton, with your permission, I shall bring Sir Hubert tomorrow to renew hit acquaintance' with Mrs. Hamilton, and then I shall try to have you tbe whole day to myself. Papa talks of giving a kind of Inauguration ball and you must tell me all about the people who are here," She shook hands cordially with- Florence, and then turned, with a half-shy graoe that was moat bewitching, to Walter. "Good evening," she said, Vend thank yon, Mr. Bohun." Her eyes fell a little before the admiring look that Walter oould not resist giving her; the long dark lashes lay like a fringe upon the exquisitely-colored eheeks. "How beautiful she Isl" murmured Florence, as they watched her. gleaming dress disappear among the trees. "I did not know that there were women in real life like her. I thought such characters were only In books. Fancy, Walter���she has been to France and Italy and Spain! How different her lot la from mine!" But Walter made no reply: he waa thinking thnt Mils De Burgh had looked at him with anything but disfavor, . - ... . . as The ball that Ines De Burgh called aa Inauguration one was a most brilliant affair. The state apartments of the Hall, co long closed, were thrown open; the gorgeous hsnglngs and costly furniture were all new and of rare and rloh design. The ball-room seemed to be one mass of green foliage and rare oxotlos, the whole Illumined by innumerable chandeliers. Sir Hubert had been profuse in his Invitations; all the leading families of tbe country were there, and the sedate quiet Inhabitants of Ouliton had not been forgotten. The Rooter was there, at were Mrs. Hamilton and Florenoo, ttonrted by Wilier Bohun. A great intimacy had sprung up between the family al tha Hall and tho Rectory people. Sir Hubert had taken a great faney to the young heir of the Bohuns; ht felt both pity and Indigna- tiion at his isolated condition. In bis." early youth ho had known Sir Thorntoh ���they had been young men of fashion together. He oould not understand how the Baronet oould allow his heir to remain In such an obscure village as Oulston, and he resolved to do all In his power to atone for the old Baronet's neglect. The consequence was that Walter now spent some hours every day at the Hall, riding and fishing with Sir Hubert, driving with him over tbe estate, and gleaning from him many valuable bints concerning the management of landed property. Mrs. Hamilton and Florence ot first fell unwonted plessure thai Walter bed found new tnd congenial frlendt. Ines visited them frequently, and was never more happy than when ahs oould persuade Florenoo to pais the day with heft and Walter wonld often join them In thoir rambles through the forest of Charnley. Florenoo Hamilton liked her new friend exceedingly, and Ines was not less fond of ths fair gentle English girl who wat In every respect so great a contrast to herself. The ball was the first Florenoo ever attended, and for some days previously shs had been In what was for her an extraordinary flutter of excitement. Mrs. Hamilton, remembering her own youthful days, had perhaps exoseded her modest means In purchasing the pretty dress that Florenoo won. She oould not procure new ornaments, but she plsoed the parure of pearls tbat had been a wedding present from her husband In Florence's bands aa the only gift ihe could offer bar, The pretty pink drest and rae gleaming pearls had a vary simple and affective toilette. (To Be Oontlnusd.) go Escape.. "What Is your name, Mr. Throgionf" "My name is Adam. Miss Well- kloug." "And my first nime ii Evil Dew ne I Whit a���what a remarkable ooln- lidenoe.''���Chicago Tribnnn, THE GOLDEN ERA. GOLDEN. B. C. THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND. They pat In their tent at the close of day in contlalins state of mind And tai'teil In a confidential way Of the Eirlles It^y left behind. The light o�� the stars in the realms above, Tho-ao gems of the prching skies, Was not as soft as the light ol' love Thnt flowed In the warriors' eyes As each one told ot the beauties rare or his own particular maiden fair. "My girl," said Tom. "is a pretty queen And true as the tempered steel. Has the loveliest eyes that were ever sawn- She'n a stunner from head to hoel, "i'was In a letter I asked her hand In a passionate sort of way. An eloquent declaration, and Her answer Just came today. Sho says she loves me and will be glad To share tbe life of her soldier lad." "My darling Is worth her weight In gold!" Said Jack, with a love drawn tear. "There Isn't an r.ugel above could hold Her own with tlm littlo dear! That last sweet night when w. kissed goodby She promised to lae my wife, / To love me I althfail and true till 1 Cot buck from mv soldier life. And her la-iicro taall me in every line She's mine forever, and only mine," , "And I." said Horry, "havo won a girl t Who is walling for me at homo��� The sweotcst and prettiest maiden pearl 'Neath konven'a o'crhanglng dome; She wears my ring on nor lovely hand. In my heart Is hor imago divine. But tell me the names of your dear entt, and ��� I'll tell you the name ot mine." "Kate Lolt!" "Great Scottl" Then the brains of the trio began to whirl: They were all engaged lo the tame old girl! ���Denver Po��t* ' The LatFHf Out. The Proper Reference. The lady who presided at the desk at- which the "Answers to Female Correspondents" wero written wns indisposed, and the sporting editor, win- thought he knew it nil, boldly undertook to write ont the answers correctly. The first one stumped him, and he appeared at tho city editor's desk with i troubled expression upon his face and the query slip in his band. "I'm out in thu first round," be announced. "Here's a female wbo wnnti to know what the coming winter stylt of boas will be." "Boss?" answered the city editor, "Don't know anything about 'em. Ash the snakb editor. "���Cincinnati En qnirer. Farseelna*. "Whit are you making so much dis turbanco for?" inquired Agninaldo'i friend. "My dear fellow, you are not keeping np with tbe pace of civilizntiou. Yot don't appreciate (be value of advertising. I don't propose to go into tbt United States along with the bunch ui merely one of the natives. I'm going t( ho a deposed potentate, who can bole his own in society with any ex-queer who-ever emigrated." ��� Washington Star. Altogether Too Short. They were discussing the olubwomnr Of advanced ideas. "I suppose," snid one, "that you re' gard her aa the woman of the hour," - "The womnn of tho honr 1" exclaimed the other. "Why, my dear air, if yon had over heard her talk you would realize thnt 'worunu of tbe honr' doeen'l give her half enough latitnde. She ii nothing less than the woman of thi day."r-Chicngo Post. Thought It Wn�� a Tip. Tho Policeman���Vour honor, I caught this guy���I menu, this gent���swipin s pocketbook. The Prisoner��� You told me to do il. , "Mo?" "Yes, yon. Youcome along np to Ibf crowd an said it wns time to disperse, to I dis-pursed tbe first mnn I could. "��� Cincinnati Enquirer. , Similar, bnt Different. / Weeks���Young Brokleigb certainly deserves a great deal of credit for keeping np appearances on suoh a small income. Meeks���Well, don't yon think for i minute that bo isn't getting it. Ila owes nearly every mnn in town.���Chicago News. Sorry She Spoke. Yonng Robinson (who has a good opinion of himself and has Just beon Introduced)���! think I've met your unolo, Ernest Drown, at dog shows. Miss Brown���Oh, yes. Unole will go to those dog shows and meets ths most appalling people!���Punoh. Hinard's Liaiment Cures Bnrns etc. Easton West���Wot mnkes yer so hnppy? Nosey Struggles���Mt up ter date benuty, podner. Yer strictly In It now when yer hnsdefneoof n Cyrano dt Bcrgerac���New York Journal. No Ambition. "Funny about Joblin. He hain't a particle of ambition. Never seems to care lo be al the front in anything." "What's the matter now?" "They bnried him this afternoon, and tbero were four carriages ahead of tho hearse. "���Cleveland Plain Dealer. The Faithful Servitor. "You Americans never seem to bavt any old family servants, as we do in England." "Asa rule we do not, bnt thero are exceptions. Our oook has been with r nearly three weeks. "���New York Truth. Never Foaxcd Htm. Inquisitive One-So yon really didn't mind the hard tack? The Volunteer���Nope, my wife was jnst learning to cook when I enlisted.��� Syracuse Herald. When He Was Inspired. Bilkins��� Who was it wrote "Action! speak louder than words?" Harper���I don't know, bnt I'll bet the thought occurred to him while he was trying to sneak np stairs at 6 o'olock in the morning.���Chicago News. Bine Penciled. Gnest���How is it thnt most of the things on your bill of fnre are stricken ont? Waiter (confidingly)���Onr manager need to be an editor.���Fliegende Blatter. Her Fears. He���If your head aches, my dear, I wouldn't go to the sewing circlo this evening. She���Then tbe other women will be rare to talk about me.���Town Topics. A BRITISH SOLDIER Tells bow Milburn's Heart and Nerve Tills Conquer Disease. Like the conquering armies of Britain, which are marching to victory in every quarter of the globe, Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are everywhere triumph- Ingoversickness.weaknesiand suffering. Mr. David Walsh, of Carleton Place, Ont., a man who has served wilh distinction and credit in the British army, and is now an employee of the C. P. Railway, says, " While in the army I got broken down, and my nervous system was completely shattered. " I was much troubled with liver complaint, loss of appetite, etc. My rest became broken and was disturbed by vivid dreams. This had been going on for 14 years, although I took a great many remedies to escape from the troubles whicli afflicted me. " However, I got no relief until I started to take Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, which I used together wilh Laxa-Liver Pills, and now after having used a few boxes, I am better than I have been for years. My nerves are restored to full force and vigor, I eat and sleep well, and my entire system bas been toned and strengthened." " Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, -joe. a box, or 3 for 81.25, at all druggists. " ...xa-Mvir Pills," tayt John Dohirty, 33 North Street, St. John, N.B., " cured m. el Constipation and distress after sating. Thtlr actios Is natural tod tUotttn." Minard's Liniment Relieres Neuraitda. a/rW*A/W* ��� II DONT BE AWEAKIHjANI Don't let your past errors wreck the happiness of your life. Toil ean he cured. Over 6,000 sueh men as you havo been cured daring the past year by DR. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT. This is the only sure, permanent way to regain vigor. It 1ms token tlio place of ilnigs, which never cure. Electrieity is lifo and restores life to mini who have lost it. Send for tlio book, "THREE CLA88ES OP MEN" FREE. Or oall at thn office and text the Belt free of charge. It moans health and happiness to you DR. D. T. SANDEN, 132 St. James St, Montreal, i. ���A-WvV-VA-MrVWr' SAaAMAMr\">AAAA/A*A^Vr ST. VITUS DANCE. A TROUBLE THAT CAUSES ITS VICTIMS MUCH INCONVENIENCE. Winfred Schofield, of Gaspereau. N. S., Tells How He Obtained a Speedy and Permanent Cure. From lhe Acadlui, WoKvlllo, X. s. The many cases brought to his notice of residents in this vicinity being cured from physical disorders through tho agency of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, have created in the mind of the Acudien representative a sincere belief in the healing powers of this remedy. Yet withal he was a little incredulous tho other dny when told of a young man who hnd been cured of a very serious nnd deplorable disease by the uso of only somo two boxes of these little miracle workers. It seemed impossible thnt snch a remarkable healing could oo wrought oven by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in such short ordor. Accordingly ho was possessed of a strong desiro to investigate. Mr. Winfred Schofield, of Gnspereaa,wns the address given ns by our informant, and were not long in hunting him up. We fonnd Mr. Schofield to bo a bright yonug man of nbont twenty yours of age nnd of more than ordinary intelligence. His air of candor and straightforwardness dispelled any doubts we may have had. Iu a very few words he stated to us his caso. "Two yenrsngo," he snid, "I wns taken with an attack of St. Vitus Dance, Sometimes when nt work I found thnt my fingers would all at once straighten out and I would bo compelled to drop anything I was hold- ing. One dny I wns using an axe when seized with one of these attacks. The axe slipped from my nands and in fall ing struck my foot and gave it a nasty cut. After tbnt you can depend upon it I left axes nlono, and it was not long before I hnd to give np using any kind of tool. My complaint rapidly grew worse and I was soon unfitted for any sort of work. Everything possible was tried by my in order to get relief, but I got no better. At Inst one day a neighbor of mine, Mr. Fred Fielding, who had been cured by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, advised rae to give them a trial, offering to pay for them himself if they did not help me. As it turned ont he was safe enough in making the offer. I followed his advice, bnt had scarcely began to use them when I begnu to feel very muoh better. After using two boxes I was perfectly cured nnd have never been troubled with the complaint since. I am confident that lo Dr. Williams' Pink Pills alone I owe my cure. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills create new blood, build up the nerves, nud thus drive disease from the system. In hun. dreds of cases they havo cured nfter all other medicines have failed, thus establishing the claim that they nro n mnrvel nmong the triumphs of modern medical science. The geuniue Pink Pills nre sold ouly in boxes, benring the full trndemnrk "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People." Protect yourself from imposition by refusing any pill that does not bear the registered trade mark around the box. If in doubt seud direct to Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brack- ville, Ont., and they will bo mailed to yon poet paid nt BOo a box, or six boxes for 12.80, lae-sporlaao Deaths. Julias Oa-sar was assassinated when be had almost completed tbe task of consolidating the administration and dominion of the Roman empire, nnd his death opened the way to that despotism and corruption which ultimately undid his work, Henry of Navarro was killed when he bad almost healed the differences between Catholio and Protestant, which subsequently rent not only France, bnt Europe, and William the Silent also fell when he was ou tbe point of uniting the Netherlnnd provinces into a conipaot barrier against the encroachments of Spain. In English history Lord Olive diod at the moment when he was the one man who could have saved the American Jolonios and kept the Anglj-Saxou race united, but there is tbe case of Mira- bean. He was literally the one man in France who could have averted the hor* rors of the revolntion, saved aud reformed tbe monarchy and so spared Europe the murderous onreer of Napoleon and all the devastation it brought. If he bad lived ten or even five years longer, the history not only of Franco, bnt of Europe and tho world, would have beeu different. It is in fact sufficient to say that he would have made both Robespierre and Napoleon impossible.���Strand Magazine- AS TO BPIIOT AND FiTS. LI.Mf's Fit Our. tor Bella-M? and kindred affMtlons Is th. orly raeeaural remedy, and fa new uaavd by tkt list phy-deliai and ka-i-ritnls la Europe .ad Aa-����rloa. It It aM.fldor.tlT re- aommended t. tk. affll.tatd. If y.n suffer frasn ���pll.*W. fit; It. Vitas Daa-W, er lur. ah lit- raw or relatives that d. m, er know a friend that It affll.tad, than Meal fir afro trial bottle aad try it. It will be nt by mall, prepaid. It haa euro* where arrerytllar. tit. has fallea fttUaaSL.._ west, Tsroalo. a try ic. it wui do mi ��y man, prepaiu. 11 ��� euro* where arreryIliac .It. haa failed. If hen writiai asam tion Mis papar and give aaaaWrtMt.Tik.LleMsOo..irf Kiui attest THE CURE OF ASTHMA. LUbig's-ArthnftChirowUleuK.-atithm*, Hay Asth��aorH��yF��Tsr. MunArs-ds-��f people in four oonMatnw will say m. 1*1 li a hlgh-cltss mtdlelns, ���ndorMd ey ntdintl ����������� ud lued by ths best people la all part* of tke cirlliied world. A freo trial bottlft will Im hob* to any sufftrwr by nail prepaid. If yan ara afflicted, wad Soar mama and add��� em ta Tha Liebig Co., 17T ilng street wait, Toronto, and say yon haw this free offer In thin paper. A driving rein is all right for tbe horseman, bnt a light shower satisfies the oyolist. Whenever a baohelor begins to investigate a girl's cooking he means business. Minard's Uniment for sale everrwbere. LoTlna* Cnna Proprieties. I havo not seen !""*gA"'"" onp passed that is true toiits naine.^|ju loving cup originated as a matter^" JTecaution in oldeu times, when apparent friends bad an unpleasant method of killing a friend who was a rival while he was drinking. So an immense heavy cup was made w i t h a heavy oover. The method of using it oan still be witnessed at banquets at the Mansion House in London. The person receiving it stands snd tnrns to his neighbor, who also rises and takes the cover with both hands. The first person then raises the heavy onp to his lips with both hands, and, having sipped of the contenti, holds it while the friend at his sidereplaoes the cover and takes the cup, repeating the same process in turn with his next neighbor. Thus, both hands being occupied, there is no possibility of one friend slabbing another. In our time tbe custom bas degenerated, and the oover, as a rule, disappeared. Nevertheless if both hands wero occupied that would not prevent tongues from wagging later, end words are sometimes sharper than swords.���Philadelphia Times. We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT is the best. Matthias Foley, Oil City, Ont. Joseph Snow, Norway, Me. Ohas. Whooteu, Mnlgrave, N. 8. Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Mnlgrave, N. S. Pierre Landry, senr., Pokemouche, N. B. Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N. ft' ���moklaa In Korea. In Korea all men and women smoke. They begin early. The pipe Is a brasi bowl, with a reed stem four feet long and a brass, amber or glass mouthpiece. Accidents often occnr from persons falling with a long pipe in the mouth, the stem of whioh is driven down the throat through ths cheek or into tbe palate. During the "reform period," after tbe Japan-China war, long pipes were forbidden to the common people, and they turned to cigarettes, which have become rooted in the popular affection. Native cigarettes, which are of poor quality, sell for 1 cent gold for 30, Little cigars of oigarette size sell for 14 oents gold per 100. American cigarettea are nsed exclusively in the pnlnce, and thousands of them are smoked there. This makes them popular with the upper classes, and the consumption of thorn is very great. The best of them cost 1 cent gold eaoh. The import duty on cigari and cigarettes is 2u per cent ad valorem; but, in spite of this, the American manfnotnrerssre gradually coming into oontrol of tho market���Chicago Times- Herald. A Good Spurgeon Story. Heie is a story about Spurgeon. He once passed a stonemason who, after each stroke of his hummer, oursed and ���wore. Mr. Spurgeon laid his hand ou his shoulder and, looking kindly at him, said: "You are an adept at sweoriug. Can yon also pray?" With another oath be replied, "Not very likely." Holding up 5 shillings, Mr. Spurgeon mid if he would promise never to pray he would givo him thnt. "Thnt is easily earned," said thi man, with a fresh oath, and put. it in his pocket. When Spurgeon left, tbe man began to feel a little queer. When he went home, his wife asked him what ailed him, and he told ber. "It is Judas'money!" aid the min, and an a sudden impulse be threw it into ihe fire. Tbe wife fonnd it and look it out and discovered who hid given it to him. The man took it back to Spurgeon, wbo conversed long with him, warning him, aud at length wns the menns of saving hiiu. He beoame an attached member of his flaok. Minarfl's LiPiMt Cores Dandruff, England curries abont 58 per cent, of the sea-borne merchandise of the world. TO CUHK A COLD IN 0��fi OAf. Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tablet*. All druggists refund the money If lt falls to core. "W\ IR. ALLAN", General Insurance Agent, Flltl". Companies Represented: Quebec Firo Assurance Co. J loyal Insurance Co. S in Insurance Office Union Assurance Society All classes of Insurances transacted and lotwt* promptly and satisfactorily settled. JUST A BAD COLD. * A ,arp stinging pain in tl back���you think it doesn't amount to anything���be all right in a few days���but it doesn't get all right���kidneys are not doing their duty, and the poisonous matter that they ought to remove ia going all through the system��� causing rheumatism- gout, dyspepsia, headaches, backaches���all sorts of ills. DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS Curt the disease hy removing the cause. W. O. Popham, Talbot Rt.,St.Thomas, Ont., says; "I nave for a long time hud serious back aad hlduey trouble. My buck -was bo stiff and p-uiii.ul that when I sat down 1 lia 1 to have soiueiitini; io assist rae to Ret up. I have taken four boxe�� o-f I Joan's Kidney Pills, and they have uken the stiffness and ���pain from my back and enabled me to straighten np without pain or difficulty." _ Price soc. a box, 3 for $1 as, dragaltte. Tho Loan Kidney Fill Co*, Toronto, Ont. TWIIsTS. (0 ) PURITY AND QUALITY. And these are the things that are ALWAYS present in OUR GOODS and inncthingare they mere evident than in onr WHITE STAR HEALTH COFFEY ....AM).... WHITE STAR BAKING POWDER. The Dyson Gibson Co. ODORLESS CLOSET. The but tnd moil sensible Invention o! the age. Endorsed snd recommended by MEDICAL men all over the country. PRICE SO REASONABLE that no home should be without one. Write for circular to The Odorless Crematory snd Qeneral Heating Co., HAMILTON, ONT. I*. O. Drawer 1387. Tel. 1137. J. D. O'BRIEN, Grain and Stock Broker, WINNIPEG. Grain snd securities carried on margins. Private wire ca-nnection with all markets. ATTENTION Difference between Paper and Wool Kcotlug: Paper dries and boeomosbrlttle. The Wool ih clastic ami tough. Huh never boon known to crack) 8 years line eiitalilhilled in reliability���wind and water proof, 0 Write fur ramplcs to W. G. FONSECA. 70.-) Main Street, Winnipeg. J. M'VIOAR GRAIN & COMMISSION MERCHANT GRAIN EXCHANGE, WINNIPEG. All kinds of Grain bought antl sold. Liberal advances on consignments. Prompt returns, bend Satntiles. 4. Write or wire for Prices, Box 674* ���"-' course in the this winter. It Jin vs to EDUCATE for Bl'SI- .NESS. A cifater demand for office help than wo conld fill aiurina- the past six months shows why you should take BUch a course. ��. W. DONALD, See. CHRYSANTHEMUMS ROSES ��� CARNATIONS CUT FLOWERS In season AT H. E. PHILPOTT GREENHOUSES I 330 Portage Avenue, WINNIPEG. SAFES VICTOR SAFES KARL K. ALBERT, GEN. AGT. 401 MAIN ST., WINNIPEG, Next door to P. O. SNAPS FOR GASH. Household Safes, small slie, ��� - $12,00 Uom-i-uhold Safes, large slid - - 30.4)0 Just the thing for a Christmas present. Both useful and ornamental. Merchants' Safes, all sizes and prices ; on easy lermu or cash. Come and see them or write for quotations, Special ptlces during November and December. W. N U. IM BOVRIL, LIMITED MANUFACTURERS OF BOVRIL in -nn, and Bottles ���SMS FID BEEF, Dedicated and Dried Potatoes aud other Vegetables. SOUP NODULES And other preparations of condensed food specially suited for prospectors, surveyors and explorers, and for KLONDIKE OUTFITS Ixaaidon, and 27 St. Peter St.. ENGLAND. MOMHKAL. wmmmmittMtiiMKMi.MM, iffliWitfiliVW^ EARN A WATCH Earn this valnible Watch, Chain and Charm by Mltlng twenty Topftl Sc��rf Pin*, st 15 centi each. Send your address and we forward the Fids and our Premium List, postpaid. No money required. The-ie Pins will almott tell themselves, for the Topai has all tbe brilliance of the beit diamonds, And has never before been off-red at anything like this prL*e. The Watch Is neat In appearance, thoroughly well made, and fully guaranteed. Unsold Pint may be returned. Mention this paper when writing. s�� THE GEM PIN CO., Freehold Building, Toronto, Ont. �� ������! I, I i i ��� �� I > i Jot, ��� a > fu*injUUAMyS!e^Aj/. Jki y**r Jftxjtsr ftr '^CUIU^ *Gffwr ���v * ��������,.: *-���������"���* :..-.- . ���"SHEOq^DEN fclU, FfilDAV, DECEMBER 16, 1898 BARGAINS. ���"*���'*��� WefIt*'on each enetOBMn Free SCoo LSfl 2 So B.00 3.00 llitir elrah-af ol th* following handtotae praotnto: . M MEDALLIONS with brace efaaia* w*rth ..... 10 MEDALLIONS' with brajem��unte worth..���.-., M NEWSPAPER RACKS! with picture worth.... 29 ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ���I tb. QUEENS REIQN bound in green andgeld.. tft ILLU8TR ATED ROOKS. of "SCENIC AMERICA" 5.oo 4.op ;3.oo 5.00 76 BEAUrlFOL PICTURES Elm ��d Oilt iitmH 6in. la widtS Worth .'.<.... ..;- tt BEAUTIFUL PICTURES ���11 Oilt fnun-jg 6 inch** in width worth,..'.-.,,.*.,. 10 BEAUTIFUL PANEL* PICTURES, Whim aud Gold frame* ��� IneKM in width jrorth" .....*......���*: 75 B^UIHFtjL * A*.i/H ' TYPES, Elm, aad Oil* maim tj'iaenw (a width wa��Jj;..,...,,.'......,:.,.-. S*v* the eaatka tirta with year eieh p^rtMait** ��hd when you ham enough, tor 'Meant oat of our * gift* preteat IheuSdl ih* countercheck.* amounting to *S will eeeare a Medal-lio* aodao on according I*th* T*la*of thepnaont.'* arrived; Carload jtjf. Cb-oiee Gtoc*rie* aid Cia Wfphwr. -'' ."""S^:1' .**���� Carload of Furaitun. Carload of Hardware. Carload af Crockery aad fcl'Miwiir*. Cario��**l��wl*/i*'i.P*Mj>t.HuBg4ri*a TlouV. MonN^wStoTM-ttlllilgraata- ���'��� -i >v coivmng: rAilt'HKWi;* ����c*h -rmUXme* Fowl. Skatce*t*d Sk-flfaf Boot* ���* hand.,. *20:<fiMi*r*y '* Geo. B. McDermot, LOCAL ASD OiWBRAL. J. A.' Turner hie' been appoint**! Oold Comtaitoionor for Neleoa ia place of O. O. Dentin, re.igned. Mr. Cardell, of Gaamon, ia -to t* appelated Matwr Maahaaic *a th* Cr��w'�� N*m Read. . On Tatcday Bight a es* M W. Car- rather., aged thro* y**re, fell agaiaei- th* (tor* aad bated hi* fac* t*rj **r*r��ly, ���"* ��� '���/' .���������-".���. In th* grocery d*pertmo*t *f E.G. Ptrt.n'c (ior* i* a magtllieeat diipldy ���f Chrittau* etetee, vtry' taatofally arraaged. v. OoM*a wa* gar '''wilh waticr* thi* . Mr. Br��*k -having' *inip*riid a ohipm*nt tram < taa ***t,-aad which ii* readily diepeud *f.... Th* liberal* are iialo tletorfoy* i Ia OaUrio, lupporteri WMithH Hardy he.vlag wea two man Mat* in th* by* ���itctiooo.'..��������!.-v *...-*.��� . , . .....,,.-. A . f*W 'da-fa ag* * cat* earned Me- E Watt,"- working it MeLaaghliat* iii, had ��a* *f 'h'f* lege bi-ekeh by ai At th* ntMting of the Reveletoke Hooky Club a l*tt*r wa* raad frotn Edward Plowright, aecntary ot tha Oolden Hoeky Club, accepting th* Revelttok* challenge to plav in Oolden on th* 26th inst. Although than ia ao lea bar* a* yat, aor bar* theRovelitokt boy* *vor played together, they intend to Imt* her* oa Xrna* day aad play OaldM Moaday meraing, rataralag th* (bbm day. - Rtrtld. "Th* C.P.R. haT* deterred th* treat* fer *f th* Motion between Donald aad Laggan to the Pacific Dirieien till N*w Tear: Engine No. 816 ha* juit b**a taken into th* Donald shop* far a thonugb 0T*r-hau' and it i* now generally belier.il that thi* m*an* th* continuation of the Donald ahep*.far the wiatera alao that the trnne/er from Daaald te Rerelitpke cannot bow take "plat* till apriag. Meeere McPhillipi, Woolen aid Barnard, Solicitor*, ef Victoria, gin n*tic* of application to th* Prorlaciil LtKialature for aa Act to . amend the Rait Koetenay Railway. Com: pany'* A*t cf laet y*ar, aad for aa" * extenaion of time . foi- lb* carryiug out el t h* w*��k. Thi* ii '*!! ^^*"'tf'*C*\*^'W*Mh*'*WItW ��"flw��y PfopaMd from th* American bonndarr through th* Columbia Valley and -riaCaaoe Rirer and Tete Jaune Caeke to tke Yukon. The Deaald'ebop* are in a diagrace* til eenditton for the'men to work-ia at 'liMMtlt, ' The root i* inking in all direction* and tii* floor and wall*.of the building arecorertd With block* of IU.. Th�� wiadowe an froaen ap to ,th*t! thay an nett to uMlra* tor light- tag' ptIrpoaM, and' th* buildiag ****m�� .in ��uch a bad t'tat* tbat it ia doubtful whether" it c'ah held together during the winter month*. * Paiae ia th* cheet whan a "pereoa. haa a eold iadicat* a tendeaey toward" paaameaU. A piece of flannel damp- ���a*d with Chamberlein'a, Pain Balm and.Wind on to the *h*at over th* teat ft pala will promptly' nlive th* 'pain and pnrent the threatened attack of .pneumonia, Thi* same treatment will eon a ' lame back ia a tew hour*. Foe eal* by all clruggiit*. Langly k Co wholMale Agent* Victoria aad Vaacou< . A Prominent Dreedta Citizen - ttllg an Intere��tlnf Story, ,r..j. i; ...-.v^ "���'..;,....v.-., ���*�� ReaM'e Ktaae-r fill. C nre* ���!-> . *rah*a-fMtl.-a aa4 Seat, after th* *.,,BeftQe*��traaaia Mser M.4I- ���.-';.' ���f.',;'..��fBliJfca��'r-Ui*��,'' " DrMdn, Dm. 12. -'TWe tewa bout* a peculiarity of which it* pmpl* may w*B ba iread, a�� it prorM beyoadliien 1* aa one're** one.' , 4W*'**rt'l,"V P��H*at|t#t,dMlr. ��� ������.,*.,. --..kM L... m.l.,^ m.attWtout*. oonuao. ,��.��-, In a* �� "'^^>*^.W* . ain-all digre*. That peculiarity It th* *��� H: ��������_������������ *&**> JJRi ������.F"- r*mj��rk%bl* deenaMia th*��ua>b*rof ,t;**Mef Rh*un)��tl*ia during th* peat . 'faw.y*ar��;.. , ] .,-'.' . kight'y'aan ago, Droada* wa* afflie- te* by that enneol rnodera civiiii*'- ' lien "R1-���-.���'!������, to .a* grant ���*. ���*��� tent-a*'- *ay .��th*r plat* of it* aiie in lh*Oold*i^H**��it*l' Ob* of, th* mat' employed el Me- Uag'hlial- camp, aiai*d: M*D*a*ld, hi* been brought ia 'to the Gold** Ho��pit��l eufetlng 'fr*m aa attach ��f typhoid ,fc,*if,^...t* ���; V';T Th* Itirad* *f Mr! ��|Irr*tt Reoerder at DoaeJd, j?ijl .; ... Kara that h* ha* b*M inddenly calli to 8-wdo-i t* *tt*nd Ih* d*alk*��*d ��� ef hi* brath*r. _. ;������;;;';' ';<"'"�� f a;..., Th* many friend* of R. O. Faroe* wHl be glad to Mara that k*,atittOii' reeovered (rem bieneeat il|a*ia'th��t he wm able to at lead, hi* e'a*athie ��*�� -W..,..'-,-.'.. Th* 8*r.Tic**at aSt., JRaaJ'y ohnnh, Oelden en Bmdtjr,***!, JDeo; 18th will be �����*.*-a. Metwiag- Praytr,. Litaiiy; and eermoa 7. JO p. *>.f*T��Bing_ Prater end eermon. a. ���,:.;, ....f." *,.... ' Oa Chfiotmao Day than will Vt moraing Prayer.. and .Ce|obratioa af Holy Comn-auaioa *��.H a, m,', *t* St, K*t*rVahtu^,Dow.l4'^��Vi'tiut Vrayii aad Mruton et J..S9 p. ���* at ,8t. . Ptiul* chur��h opid��-*.>. ,,���-... -.,;,,,,...,.;.';: W;*I-��rith"atMf.Knie��il,*��h��,l���� ���a ' *|tp*intod. ��� readauieter ef the ReekK Meu*t*l*-**ctlen��f th* C.P.R. i* to ba-*eetill fnt<her Kperta'at doti.ii. aad ceaeeqeeat ��� prejaeti.op itii&aai to him*-- ���������".-. :tt ..i^t.ti .,, '... ChamUrleih��*CbrW,'��W*l*ra* nnd Di*rrho*ai4t*m*dyie��A*lway* he do- pend-xf up oa and ie ple*f*,|t and .fife to tab*. For aai* by pit drerViete, Laaglj and Of WJ)*l��#al*. Agtat* ytetbri-��iwd'**-,V*aHa!(**if ' ThiC P/R.' anfteeaaatltiag iaall dtnetica*. 0*ld*B hu ��at*r*d t* th* -*xt*ii|a*{ th*4oM,pf.|h-%tp*rater ��t th* telHUph-eUtion, thj* work dereirinf Ifti the etatioa ageat*. iMr. W*ll*, ia additien to-hi* ether d��<)��f ��� The week h*e'bM**pr*tty-**ld ���*��. Oa F��id*y.l��*l the thermemeter drop* '|Ad toll barlow _��ero�����ni tbe tempera tttn'raaged a* ,f*ll*wji jfia��: Satar* da/ 8K-li��l��WiX^ay 2T beTepr, Tiie*. day 18" telow, W*duMday..��'..ab*n. Mr. Erickeen, (Ormerlr ' roadmaetm of th* Rocky Mouatala aection of the C. P. E.,. ha* bten eppo^nted train maatter el th* Crowe tt4et Riad, la addition to havlag'eharg.o of jhe par- mtnnt way, *��4het>hien*w jwei -RJ*���-..tieei, (cj . u gr-ni ������. ���*��� it-n'-day *��lb*r plats* of it* *i*e la tl,* Bbmiaio*. Tecday ��ach a com- - ��lal*t i*. practically unkaowa here.. . A cli>e: to th* maaa* hy -Whieh thi* . deeirablo condition k*e bee* brought '.' tf bieut may b* toand la th* lellewing ) *t��t*mAt, glrra for publiealioa by W. .",' <0. Cl-aggi K*q., ei-i-MTO ot the tdwo. ��� *' aad oa* of *ur. iiMt promlaent mar- ': <*������'���!:; - ��� ky. "'*' '���':: "JvJ.'ftf ���ftahl'iftaft I wm ttaatXyf UI RhM*>*ilem. ef th* laflemiaatery ; .'jW*-��|Wrtii'Hial pe^od-ay.eul. ., .'.. ferlnitUggarad^enrlptieM. To add ,' t* my-mi**iy I wu attacked kyOrat, ������ Th��bMt doctor* felled to beneit me, -*'<' . .'eadno'goed wm done b> (he m��*y , p-aoitt medlclnM I tieed. 7 ' I .. "^VtrmMjjwuld net get abont. at , alV, tad ar-'the btot, It wo* �� oirere , '���'' HtfUtU* m* to makaay .way abeat my . .r-ite��.'"; .','";���.,��� ' ..:. ������Kt'"'--3*t^''*;'-r: ���* .<.'.'. , "Haariag that D��dd'* Kidney Pijl* had cund a Dr**d*a lady of Rh��ama- t lew, I decided to try th* medicine. ���?" haagine my delighted (urpriM whra I i6utd..tf^��j^w(t)g.Se|'*r ��fwrhdT- in. :��� -l����;tak*|.BilI-a.do��eiv-e'*M*. l^ntti ���' dig boxM of ihT piltt and am now a* ���oanjLaBd-wall M erer I wa*. Dodd'* KidBiy *PC|P'--Mid ra*. Thi* I am S-' ���*��-te'"*-��dsylll!��g to eweer to." -fi fry Dodd'* Kldaby Pillg tit the ntnat, qui*h**t aad beet can for Rheumatiam -. . *��*rijie-wn. They nerer fall'.' And i Ha*y bekt*aly fifty cent* a box, at all ,r.im$,ttetm.r ' V LAKESIDE Hotel. "'";-��� -ia -*fe-a*- ' ��� ���' ������- ' *VBnatB*.WIai-BraieN. Imyataa * Oaratea Frep. ���--������ Qaid giniin-*-*'"*" for proepeetor*and ���%b*\t*Hrt. Fir��t-claM nwai*. t*f%aTEii: MooMAnt, The Trail Cn*k N*w* aaaeancM that the Oreit Northern haa lately MBta.party Of eurreyor* through ih*. Lardeau country t* map tb* lio* *el,: a. railway frem th* heed af Ko6t*n*y lake to tke Arm oa Upper Arrow lake. Tb* oentlructioB ef the Ne|*oa A. Bed- lingtea wee commenced ba Not. i9th' ���and th* work it to be fiaiihtd by July lit, 1896. Thie-road will gtv* th* Gnat Notiherp railway co*amnai����tijn a* far M th* foot of Keoteuay ^ak*,and theace hy it* ttee-aert to Keelo, where conoectien I* mad* with, the yiaacen by tb* Kaale A Slopaa road, alao, eeatrel* l*d hi th* Ureal ���fortSw.,7;: ;*,. d��y-}*r,Oaltar-f,. ��a*rf��g:i5tr.MidtBc* ia 0*ld�� My, HiichaU m.d* ��M (riende, who l*ari*d with ngnl ol hi* 4tyj||-rtt|-{<a.,,_, ^ia^plM* at th* ���tor. bet i^t.\*B;>y^.^��iiii',;*t;^t.i.i.i,*. The t'ree-Peee* *ay��i*--'vA. prohlnut -Kootenay-mini��g!*t����Bt.wko.w**, in th* city jMierday, nturaiag fr*m th* ���Mt, etated that th* Caaadiaa Pacific rajlway it*pia/wlll build fear Urge enielter* thi* e4iaieg>*��r in Britieh <Aladtbj*.a>Ve<A-?-ir*-Mr:|t,'M|,0b0,n . Hunt. W..C.'Weii��aad�� AV'Hag. g*a, arbitrator*' ia th* MttUmtnt ol M Mrtnitrehi* accdruht*- betwara O. Manuel: >1 'D-m-flfc'ae-dVR. lAtt *t Oolden,'Held V '(itiiag' vt'Doaald bn Monday 'aid" Tohdar-iftbto-wedk, aad th** adjoaratd till Tueedey aekt,' atOoldM. i,......-,-.'..--. -.,.,,.-, ,*,. r<-' Th* Ju'-Mrti-** HtnM **y*: ".*%. Sd-**rd��t6>m*rfy ��-SMhld -hu itarj-. ed wofkean-forilngPeaM ACo'e. old ��t��r*lm-��a.h*t*l.^l^tead��..to r��* i 4r*t-eln��,heu** la ��r��ry. .partieuhrj Wd oi* f-tetiin -mill.-,bjt, .a ..agrillrodnr, when a comfort able luach er *u*pjp*r e*n be obtained at all hear*. '���"' Thi: iWgwj'jterW.tey.f J,:C.t D��WMtt.b-t�� r��|lgi(-}d,jfi*. iwiition "av manager it the Bank* SiaiterlUm ��^d leavM in a few day* lo 611 the no��) tiotrxl ��(!<.<>ohrthi!,'wil-�� Uott broth- ���li*', of rE*��6iW*a':fSB.Mana8ir Ca*fH>i��.-*late"--*f. iHe-'Calgary- dining haHo.-euoceed* Mr. Dowwtt, at the 8aaitatJSv'm,;.r,.,..^,;4i, .,,��� v> .,-. ;.-N Dating from Monday* loot, a change ha* again, been mad* ia th* C. P." K timetable, which iapraetieally arayw- ���lon to th* old tiihatabi*. rXS 1 leuew ���uppoMd to n��oh Ooldea at II. 10ami half an hour Mrlier tbat hitherto. No 8. I* billed to lean. Oold��a at 4.12. aa h*ur la*ter then the recent time table. -.-^.',�����yfcj ;..^;. THIN BLOOD ie boand I* fellow th* r����i wiy, ���-,.,,-,._ t������_ ,��� ., ���gMtf diM*M th* entcemoef itom-rkdU-' -**5����r tkat they know to.b�� ' ainbleod ikakee hand, with tho. " Bjdort��ker--ward afT that peeeiMUty-Dr. Tea ttaa'e PhwoaploTabht* oak* aad keep thaMoaaeh haallhy-tboy*re HeUtre's enti- dot*���pheiaat e*d pcitlre. SHiente, ���eMbrC A. W*rr*e. Pure Bipod is Life. Paine's Celery Compound faring from Blood Tha GroatModleino Qalekl-f Sx- p��li all PoImu aad !����� . aowt tho Sygum. >;^F*t" ���erofula i* on* *t th* port torribl* tnd wmeilag of blood di*etM*; IT-aa* aally denlep* in oerlr life, and In tbe majority of eaae* i��h*ndit*ry.. M*ay medical men contend that *erof*lfci��" th* parent ef ccntuoaptioa. " ''. " ' * "��� t^^^ Whra th* bleed ie thi*. i��f***r- mmnT} iehed, impun and foul, ii* >W*b��*d conditiea ahew* up clearly ,1a JifijaplM, eeree. turner*, *b*CM*n,..', HcHeh**, *ry*lp*lM, ctecer, whit* ewelUag*,- *'on "*ye*, felon., boil*, *alt rkeom, ���eciema, etc. ^'":..:���? g^ Pun blood repreeente lif*: (*al tad Boieoatd blood ,auaa* aufaring tad *>ath. Binngth, aeHoa ���Bd,-tk-�� hWlth *r all part* of Ih* hum-ra tyf tool are-depeadent npo* the bleed. <' v ' Tbe wily tru*. way te cleaned aad ���arlch th*bl**d i* to ut* Pain*!* Celery' Compound. Ite Titaltklag aad purifying effect tpon the blood of eld ���nd ybuag ie magical. Tit* itditttra* lent blood dieeetee qniekly yield te it* keeling aad. eleaneing pow*n * : K* oth*r medicine knew* to mat hu ��r��r: achi*r*d tb* Tictoriee eV*r Oketlnau blood troublM that Paine'* C*l*ry Cempaaad hu ���ccompliihed, .. , If you hare a tree* -or *ympten of blood di*****, yoar life i* truly la dda- g*r. If r*a ere anxiouely eteking for a can, ha��* a ear* how yett make ua* ���f th* wid*ly adnrtlMd ���'blood purr- tore"; ia the greet majority of. jaettlv om Ihey an fraud*. Aek y*ar dr-tg- gitt for Pain*'* C*l*ry Campeuad, th* only medicine that can uak* year blood aad fleeh ciaan,' pitn *��d healthy. e�� i '���.-.���, SOUND Aiobr tii ItMBK COURT KICKING; HQSitl WI*. ���ra.tlen ef.Ogleerew..;,-'.... Th* followia'g officer* lonhe.eneu- tngyaar won eleotcd et the ngul*r meeting laet night of Court Kicking Hone, I.O.F.: , C.R., Bro. W. Rutherford; V.C.R.. Bro. A. Smith; R 8., Bro. J. A. Butee; .���F.8., Bro. j. H. Semple; TreasT, C W. Field; Chtdlaia, J. A. Wood; Sept. of Jut. Court, Bro. J. Htndereoh; S.W��� Bn. J. Ltnioattlgae; J.W., Bro. A. McMillan; S.B., Bro. A. Wixoa; J.B , Br*. W. Smith; Trnetew, Bro*. O. B. -McDermotandR.Hugliee; Fin.C*m., Broe. W. Rutherford aad A. Smith. THB C. P. S. AN0 DONALD. .tetter free. Oeaeral M>ae(.r Whjto, I* reply to a latter from Mr. T. For- mt. Mr. Whyte, Oeaeral Manager o7 th* C.P.R., writM a* fallow* :'" . '-Dbab Six, -I * am ia receipt of youtotf 29th ult. and dMin to **y that th* ExMUtit* bar* aot yet decided to what extttt they brill help theee wh* had lot* aad built hou tee at Den- aid outeide of the employ*** *f; 'th* Company, and the matter cannot'be dMld*d aatil X >l*it Mantnat rtont th* fir��t ot, th* New Tear. A (let*. meat hu bee* prepared ��howi��g th* �������lu*i*f. all, building* in Donald aad how uwdio that the, Eiecutire can decide tbo matter nod I hare no doubt that full conridtation will begirep to thoM who bar* put their m*p*y into 1 ball-ting, etc., at Daaald. . ;' '* -.. ��� Tom* truly, ',.' J ", W.W!|f.T>. Th* room ef tb* North Ra*t Kootonay Mia*r<* AraeoelMi***. at -.tii*, Cdjumbla Hoiim i* now ready lor th* a** of *ut' ���criWrt. '-having been iwmtortfbly'fnr< ni*h*aby Mr; VlcNeUb- ���"'. "j.f^'/jy Mr. T. A.' Knowlton bite been ene- *M*fal in orgenieing a *ynditate ia, tli>. Eael to develop the Certainty Group onFittMnMil*C'rMk,.*nd wark will be *t*rt*d a* eoon ** p*uibl* Ik tha *p��ar ���*-..,.������.... '* '.. ."',������ j*"*? ������ *.��� W* an gjtd to- W��*-fra*, Rejay: Clohecy that he lntenae. reeumipg 'tit&k a* early a* peMible in th* epring on th* Beaai.ea Group. It ie probable that step* will linn be takei)'tt'pnt* iu K, a mitliag aad eo��ce��tr*ting pldat aad fi?" th* ehipment of on will begin.. '*.���''��'' Ueetrt Kimpton, Htark and Herrieon bar* low th* ahaft on . th* D-lphiae down to a depth of W feet; arlftie on i* improving both la quiutity aad quality. WeJiuve to tkank Mr. Kimpton for a fin* enecimeh of grey copper on whioh . bt. Jjtt Mat til front tbie property. - ���'.;" *.,,..****;''" >"'��� The following claim* haVpheea if*- corded al Ddaald: -Oct, jfthj ZuIuHiy f-a. Robert Wi*t*d; Dumtrie*.. StitTraefi Porcupine aad OriMly.Crtok**. by*Elix Scott; Not. 14th, Aeterias byA,yo)tB- eon, Wild Hon*by E. J. Ajtd*rM��^ Biotir by O. Obefg, aad Y*fl* by C. Melin-ler all at*Bla*b*rry, . c . , For eom* time p����t"(h*n hav* bang rnmore ia.circulation that ih*"Iwpdoa and Olob* aad Britieh America- Cor* 120 ouaoM .af. *ilv*r aatTofvar 60 pbr Mat, ef lead to the ton. ��� H�� men wilt bnak aad min* thi* 100 tea* of ore aad " ao pow* pleat, ao air dtlUA, ha holtting or, et-tim or electrio machinery ol *ay,kind will b* deeded lor y*an. Intact the Payti*-j&iltl-r':rank* ameag tbe richeet minet ever di*cov*r*d. Th* origiaal dlecoverer of th* gnup (old th* whol* out for 16,000. That wu Mven ym n ago. Th* prwent,. *w] Two Pelaled Qaeetleaa Aaawer-e*. '*' What ii th* um of making'a.'better articUthau your competitor if .you-us not get a better price for it? ! Abi.���A* thtr* i* a* diftnace la 'tb* price th* pablic will buy only th* bettor, es that whileour -profit* enay be nattier ou a linglaaal* th*y will h*, much gr.at.r- ia the aggregate. ��� Hew can yea gat th* public to ka*w jfour makei* the bnt? " Tf hoth-articlM an brought promia- .. if H*>WH�� Public both ar* certain ..��� tot, U \tM ;and tbe'ilubncwill-Vfey. ���&. cltea ap fSj^eOSlUy m*��; qaiokly pete judgement 6a them . and ueeealy the better one. . Thl( uplain* the large' eele ea Chamberlain'. Cough Remedy. .Th* p*opl* hav* been uelbg it for yeare aad have found that it can alway* be depended upon. They may occaeionally takd ap with aome fathionable novelty put forth with ntggtratad. claim*, bat an oerteia to ntui a to th* om ... . nliabl*, ���ad for oough*, cold* aad efbun * then l( nothing eqnel to Chamberlaiak Cough Remedy. For ial* by all drag- gilt, Laagly A Co WhelMiia Ag*at* Tictori* tad Vtaeenrir, ..ii'Mi'iiim Upper Columbia 4 Iqtorqatioii?l T��nsp rtonnecting with .GP.B. st iWM^L$iM Mn�� Northern. Ruilway at.4ennip|B, MontAnk -> * C. H. F-trson. "' <jpiiui��effi MMnutmeturen ot mud D��al��rf to ��11 kin��t Golden and Beaver, A Strittly FttH ��... H*Ht it titr, Btttmi.. *"l Eqalpped with ��ll Xlltte. C**��*al��c*a. ;. .. Swt Bread, af Liqalr* aad Clgit*. . : naT*B*-la..SM��aii''tfN*W.^.f-.'':��� .-:;-.'������_. SMdqaartera tor MlaMi aid Odta*da.rW" Golden, B* C. ' ; fr.'iCiS le^'-f ��� uu 'Wrtti eieh, JEiop; JAMESRRADT,p^J.AP.t.S.., Mining Engineer... M. Am* Iait. X. X. TU Roi lata* a* a WnM.wi^o.fh^,^^^,,, fl^Lj. anA,,^ AUteet: tl*Uin,W.C. official* ol th* cbmpaoiee -intereeted hav* **aflrin*d th* to��*rt #itji th* additional iaformation rhatf the pr*��- pwtui.will b* ieened on Declmber 10th. Thi Company wm ngibwnd at Bemtr- Mt Houm iobm meuthe Ago, 'th* ual�� tai being fl.QflO.OQO in �� (ham. " .,��� ���-���������'��� -/''���.;;;���,?; , THE PATM MINE, Th* WMtna Mining W**ld- (*y��: ���Th��PayMiaiM|.a'w-ftrtMdlvW*ad, payer than tb*' L* Rdt Bjr minhuf aad (hipping 100 toiMbfarm d��y It ���ikn make* yearly profit-elgMriy 82,000,080, The.Pwneieaioail"���- " ���������BBBMBBaiBBaBataa*a|a��aBa.; ���iFifty-Two Weeks with God/' a Cuciaating etudy of The Itttnttitatl Sunday School Ueeou for UN, a**- reedy. St ChrUilan. eenecblly Cbrgnu* ' or tuber, .hould be without it. Reeeuftillj bound at cloth of two color., withetif botrde. Prtoeoaly.^_ 3& cents. - Stnagiy neeatmadtd byJeattm tiatgr men. On tele by til look eouere, or **at Ktpud oa receipt et tht arin by e Bradley Oarrataon Co., L<L, PUBLJL- Tereito, ltd*, l-'Wi"' Firat, Qlssa Accbaaoditito W-Tri tnS CmmtcikliMA Mining Men. B*)gg*4t. TfimrfSfred f r**\ Ki<. " mmmm^m V;4 .��� ratsl! i**' &B*nt, ����� ,-n Hoadquartors for CominSrcisl met). Two Commodious Ssmple! a-fe'SfSffltS*!. j' BkggAgo transferee^ f#. HotundOoldBSthi,!;^!; - Choice Wines, Liquira snd VigH% .Bstss t-00 Psr t��r. B ���mm HULL BROS ft.Co, "'"���'' -e-a.1. it mi , e ea--.e--.il -#Mt��MIMli IMlV^tH^ W||HI" Butcae] Cm Ho PfliBSrP* rs m 62,000,080, The Payjele a tmall fleean Tr^^^a ^tin* ���tahl-aa areragiogaot ��*n tha. t*o and em \j^%rV Mil H$\l $180108 half ��� fMt, but *y*r> pound ol geleaa m.'w / toktn oat of that ytia will ran avir ��� ��� Oaad Saddle XorMeaad Rig* *f all kladt far Hlr* at R��*oi4bl*R^**. :**Saa��lBg,*t,all klad* a ipMiaity. '.'>--..'':. f.a + -i'-V *:"'"" .**' oouaaMi. c. ���^'tiiii If yo�� intend, spending the winter in*i ��� " 99m Wig* to ahBMBM to th* Iglhg *l Ooldn that ih* hai begua btwlBM* a* MILLINER la tha premiid ..lately eccupied hy J. MoMilUa, bppoiito'O, Si McDwmof* (ton. Stinted ��t*tik'.��f tbt BIWMt lt>lM la HATS A TRIUMWOB. Ch*i��. Wtef LadlM Under- cl��thlBg. ChUdna'*el*thia�� INSPECTION INVITED. MT ^��#ttii ��� * Write or call for p*r- v ticnlArs ot rstee, CellfornW HnwMfn Ittamlt, 0*\99n; Bermutf*, ��n4 * Westlndlelslen^ Or the OM Co-entry. e������ Reduced Rata Excursion Aptly to the atanet ���lie Railway A��Mt, or ROBT. ? Ut* *,...,. Wt-hilF-*, Maa, Ttohbtaglat, Otidta JA& HENDERSON Builder snd Contrsotor, ��� ��� - ��� G^den,B.O. Flaw tttmtar%mt* tjfc v. t*nti*a glv*a te ��rd��f��. "...Jfta *��... ��� r.-af-ewr" ������- J
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