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file Golden Era Ii the most -widely circulated and best advertising medium in East Kootenay. This ia the paper that ll read by the miners, the ranchers, the railroaders and lumbermen. Imbseription, 92.00 per Annum In Advance Mt (Mim i The Golden Era, Has been appointed tha Oaiatto for North East Kootenay (or Dominion and Provincial Government notices and advertisements. Published by g, Thb Goldeu Era Co., Ltd., Lt., I GOLDEU, B.C. # VOL VIII. NO. 14 GOLDEN B.C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1898. $2 Per Year M Fall A Winter Goods At tt|e Big Store : Drees Goods Black and Cold, Paramattas, Henriettas. Cashmeres, Repps, Crepons, Striped and Checked Plaids, Blouse Silk Buttons, and Checked Plaids, Black Navy. Army and Cadets Velveteens, Lrdies aad Missel Buttoned and Laced Kid Gloves, Ladies Cashmere and Wool Hose and Gloves. Beantlful lines in Knitted Jerseys, Large range Ladies Wool Underwear, Large range Ladies Melton Cloths Irora SO to 75c, Ladies Corsets newest styles and shapes from 60e. to $4.00. House Furnishings. Pillow Canons. Sheetings, Towels k Towellings, Blankets, Tie Dows, Curtain, Table Damask Napkins, Art Muslihs, Cretonnes, Flannelettes from 8e. Gents Furnishings. A large range ot Scotch Lambs Wool Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Sock* k Mitts. Fur Coats, Caps, Lap Rugs. Bargains in Boots and Shoes, H. G. Parson, Golden, B.C. IMMENSE BARGAINS ���:IN: Suits made to order from $18 Up. Inspection Invited. J. C. TOM, Merchant Tailor. IMPORTANT MINING DEALS. GOLDEN MIMING DIVISION LOOKING UP. Copper Properties te the Fore. The week has seen the consummation ol two important mining deals. By the first the syndicate represented by Mr. T. A. Knowlton has acquired from John Henderson the Certainty group on the north fork of Fifteen Mile Creek. The group consists of three olaims, the First Chance, Laat Chance aid Certainty. These claims are conveniently situated, being located about seven miles from the Columbia River. Tho ore consists of a white quartz carrying copper, and there is an immense showing, the lead in the draw being exposed for a width of from ton to forty feet, with a erase load running into this at right rngles. This cross lead ia from 2J to 4 feu in width and lies in the contact between limestone and a trap dyke. In the draw below the lead runs between elate and porphyry aud where shots have been put into it excellent ore is shown. The lead here rapidly widens and there ia splendid float copper lying in the slide stuff beneath. The lead shows ore wherever exposed and has the advantage that it carries good values iu gold aa well. Thero is every prospect that development work will prove thia to be a bit; deposit of copper ote, which from its position can bo handled economically. Timber and water aro plentiful. Mr. Knowlton will start development work on this property in tho epring. The country is most favorable for mineral deposits, rilRPHBRY AND IRON HILL. Opposite The Columbia House. 5:*2tc Kootenay House, GOLDEN. First Class Accommodation for Travellers and Commercial and Mining Men. Baggage Transferred Free. Jbt and Cold Baths. Ullock & Barry, lltst Proprietors. The or ber property on which a deal has been made is the Porpbery aid Iroa Hill uroup of two claims, that already mentioned and the Eagle Cliff. These claims were located this season by H. Ettell and ar* amongst the best prospects which we have seen iu the district. We recently published a full description of theai from a personal visit, and need say nothing more about the property than that it is exceedingly well located, close to Golden. and te transportation, and to the Goldeu smelter, should it be rua as anticipated. The ere too is of excellent grade. The purchaser is Mr. J. M Mcintosh, of London, Out., who has taken it subject to a development bond. The development of this mine will be watched with interest as its success means much to Goldeu and the surrounding district. We congratulate Mr. Mcintosh on having got hold of what gives every promise of being a valuable mine, and tht owners, Hon. F. W. Aylmer and H. Estell, have done much to help the miniug enterprise of the district by dealing with this mine in suoh a way as will ensure its development as soon as the spring season comes round. BIRTHDAY BALL AT DONALD. The event! of the season at Donald earns off on Monday night. This was a party given by Mrs, Forrest in honor of ber second daughter Miss Deborah Forrest, it being her birthday. Tbe ball was most beautifully decorated with flags, and the stage was indeed beautiful, it being adorned with lace draperies, tastefully interwoven with flags, and the presents which the guests brought were neatly arranged on small tables. They were both numerous and costly which testified of Miss Forrest's popularity among her many Iriande in Donald. The music was all that could be desired. A most appropriate speech waa made by our worthy sheriff, and a song was well rendered by Mr. W. Lines. The ladios were beautifully gowned. The elaborate refreshmeuts were dispensed by the youthful hostess, and some of her mere intlmato friends. Dancing was kept up till " the wee etna' hours i' the niorniu'," when all wended their way homeward feeling that they had spent an evening never to be forgotten. FATAL ACCIDENT BRITAIN IS READY AT MOBERLY. INQUEST HELD BY CORONER MANUEL. A Mjstertoas Affair. " Should anld acquaintance be forget And never brought to mind, Should aulal auquaintuuco be forgot, Anal the days u'auld Isug syne." The following is a partial list of the presents: A gold wuta-.li, long golal guard chain, an opal brouch surrounded by diamonds, a pearl crescent, gold broach set with brilliants, a gold chain bracelet, an opal ring, two pairs or gloves, an evening shawl, a hand painted glove case, a dress, a purse, a Jubilee writing cabinet, eeverol bottles of perfume, several silk and linen hanallterchlefs, a set of doilies, a Huni- ton l��oe collar, a china porridge sot, a souvenir card receiver, a feather fan, a book, etc. ROUND ABOUT THE MINES. A POCKET Cure.-Dr. Von Run's Pine apple Tablets are put up in compact form, convenient for the pocket. They.re the newest and beat known aid tn digestion and a oure for Dyspepsia and all kindred stomach troubles, Carry them with you and you'll never be at the mercy of stomach troubles, incipient, acute, or' chronic. One Tablet gives quick relief. 85 cents. Sold byC, A. Warren. THE QUEEN'S HOTEL. Headquarters for Commercial men. Two Commodious Sample Rooms. Baggage transferred free. Hot and Cold Baths. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Bates |2.00 Per Day. ���::::o::::��� O. A. WARREN, * * �� ��General Merchant. Cigars. B. Lawrence Spectacles. Agent for Giant Powder Co'y, Agent for Lancashire Insurance Co'y of England. Subscriptions Taken for all Papers & Periodicals. % *AAM*'*<V%M<l*WVW%/Vt Hudson's Bay Co. �� laoerperaM 1��T��. f * * * Th* Utmt Cp-To-Pmt* | Ontflttern la WeKtera I CmmmU. Intending Prospectors should write us for one of oar new Folders, which contains an excellent Map and an estimate ot the probable oost of a complete outfit for the Geld Fields HUDSON'S BAY STORES, 381st Calgary. I ,^��-J.-��aV��ev��sV��.��V*eV**��-ai-����V��K ( Tenders For Stocks. Tenders addressed to the undersigned will bo received up till uoon of Monday, November 81st, for purchase of the Tailoring and Heady-Made stocks in tbe assigned estate of J. 0. Tom ol Uolden. Schedules and term, will be supplied by the undersigned on application personally or by letter. I. A. HAGGEN, Uolden, B.C. It is stated that the Iron Mask, si Kossl.nal has (5,000,000 worth of ore ia sight. A stiike of rich golal quartz his bee.i made on Moulder Crock at Fort Su-ole. tbe ore assaying up to 912,860, Gns Johnston and party have struck a deposit of copper ore oa the Blueberry River, about seven nud a half mile. from Ihe railway track. The dispatches announce that silver is now til cents per ounce. This is the highest that silver has boon in a gnod many months and the outlook is that will go higher, and will be pleasant reading for tbe miners of the silver- lead section. A meeting of the Committee of the Korth-Eust Kootonay Miner's Association haa been convened for Friday next for the purpose of reorganising the work of the Association for the winter months. Ths Committee will arrange for the holding of the annual meeting and for the reading room which it was decided to leaee from Mr. McNeish for ths use of tha members. A letter to Mr. Knowlton from Bos ton says:���''Your exhibit is by far the best in the fair aud the samples have ihe front places of all." This letter refers to tbe mineral exhibition now being held at Boston and to the exhibits of ore whioh Mr. Knowlton sent from the Sunday, Little Brother, and Certainty claims which he is operating in this district, Gold Commissioner Griffith brought to Golden on his return from Windermere this week a magnificent sample of ISO lbs of ore from the Delphine mine, owned by Messrs Kimpton, Stark, and Harrison, on Toby Creek. The pay- chute has now opened out to a width of three feet of solid ore, of such high values that after packing it from the mine to the Columbia Ui ver and paying other expenses it leavee a surplus profit of (70 per ton. Lead has fallen quite appreciably in price during the past few weeks and is quoted as low as (3.50 per hundred. Whether the decline is attributed to the lead trust or an overproduction, the result is the same, aad will be apt to inspiro a tirod feeling to the lead mine owners. But it is to be hoped the weakness is only tompnrar., and that the upgrade movonieut will soon set in again. Tbe main shaft of theLe Roi is now down about 800 feet, and a station will be out out at that level. Afterwards tbe shaft will lie continued al once to the 850-foot level. It, ie ex* I acted tbat in the next 14 months tbe workings will have reached a depth of 1.200 feet. As the shaft is being sunk in the hanging wall outside of the ledge, the character of the lode at tbe 800-foot level will not be kuown until a back out is driven. Volr-aule t-lTuptla-na Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures them, also Aid, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile Cure on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 25 ots. a box. Cure guaranteed.Sold by all Druggists, In last Issue we reported the death of Alex. Clark, a brake-nun of the C.P. R.. by accident at Moberly. On Saturday afteruoon Coroner Manuel held an inquest on the body at the Queen's Hotel, tbe jury consisting of Messrs. G, MuDcrmot (foreinun), J. C. (ireuiin, J. G. Ullock, W. McNeish, R. Manuel, and C. E. Hamilton. The jury having viewed the boalyevidoncowas given by Con. Walker, of whusu braking gang deceased was ono, uud by T. It. Gill, engine driver of the express trains between Cnumore and Donald. The evidence of Conductor Walker went to show that ho was at Moberly with a work train aud was transferring the freight from a wrecked car. He had orders to Sag against a west-bound freight and despatched the deceased along the line with flag and torpedos for the purpose. Deceased wa, perfectly sober as far as witness knew. The gang had been 1G hours ou duty up to the time ef the accident. No light was however thrown on tbe manner in whicli deceased came by his death till Driver Gill was called, and ihis witness gave bis evidence in a remarkably clear and Intelligent manlier. Mr. Gill was driving No. 2 and had Instructions to look out for a wrecked ear at Moberly. This side ol tho station the track takes n reverse curve, which prevents the line being seen for any distance ahead. When rounding this curve Mr. Gill saw what he took to be a bundle ef section-men's clothes lying on the outer side ot the left rail. He was then within a car- length of the object. Of course it was then impossible to pull up, but he watched it and thought he saw a man's knee sticking out. The fireman said it was s-.rnck and witness pulled up his engine uud went back when he found the deceased,wl,o had been lying ou his back with his head to the east and bis feet to tbo train. Tbe pilot of the engine had evidently caught the feet cf deceased aud crushed the body forward, resulting in the iujuries which deceased sustained. The body wus taken up and placed in the baggage car. It was evident deceased had never been en duty as the signal flag which he carried was still rolled up with the torpedoes attached te it. Do- ceased had evidently not got so far as where he would require to fl.g as no brake-nan would flag a train in place where deceased was. In fact he should have to go another length of 25 telegraph poles. Neither could deceased have lain down there to sleep as it was a low, wet place. Deceased was cold and clammy when he was picked up, and he must have become sick when goiug out to flag the train to account for him lying thete. There was no smell of liquor on the deceased. After he was put in the baggage car he lived till tbe train reached the mile- board coming into Golden, Deceased never spoke, but groaaed, Tbe jury returned a verdict that deceased diod from the result of an acci dent on the railway track, due to his having been disabled by some unknown cause, and that no blame was attachable to anyone, The deceased was badly smashed about, his back and legs having been broken, and tbe wonder is lhat death was not instantaneous. The body was forwarded at the request of the friends of deceaseal to Allandale, Ont., for intermout. FOR ACTION. CHINA FLEET CLEARED F0S ACTION. I'actflu riant Cnder foaled Orders, London-The fact that tbe Coast Guardsmen throughout the United Kingdom have received warning to be- in readiness for mobilization is regarded as a very meaning sign. Many of them have already joined thoir ships. Wai-Hai-Wei. Novetnbei 4. -All the Bri'ish warships here are oleared for action and ready for mt. at un hour's uotico. The greatest secrecy is maintained as to the meaning of all these warlike preparations, but no doubt important instructions are expected to arrive at auy moment. A largo Russian feet is assembling at Poit Arthur. The Pacific squadron has left "Esojii.- mault under sealed orders. Fiance hus agreed to retire unconditionally from Fashoda, but to show her bitter feeling against Britain, haa declined to re-appoint her British ambassador for the present. THE KICKING H0BSE RIVER. . rovlnelnl Engineer Arrives. The Semlin Government are setting, a good example in the way of prompt attention to thu representations of tbe people. Although Goldeu is at tbe extreme eastern eud of the Province tho Hon. C. A. Semlin had Mr. Gamble, Provincial Engineer, here within, little more than a week after the representations had been made to the Government Agont, Mr. Griffith, iu regard to the Kicking Horse, by the Council of ths Oolden Board of Trade. Mr. Gamble hns examined the stream aad in reporting to tbe Government on the matter but he appears to consider that. any temporary work will be merely thrown away, and that the proper courts in that represented by Mr. Griffith last year, namely the extension ol the dyking work which has been carried out ou the upper side oi the bridge to confine the channel past tbe town. Uoidou School. SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT WIN- DERMERE. Child Burned to Death. On Monday week a sad accident happened at Windermere, whereby the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Tegart met her death. It appears that the little girl went upstairs to bed and shortly after the household was aroused by her screams. On reaching her it was found that she bad been handling the lamp, whicli bad set fire to the bed aud her nightdress, and she was so severely burned that she died two hours after. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. Tegart in their bereavement under such sad circumstances. Mi-toiai-k's Iran Serve Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach. Liver. Kidneys and Bowls are out of order. If you wan't these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King's Now Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25 acuta at any Drug Store. 2 The following is the report for month of October: ��� V, Class���1 Laura Kenny, 2 Gludya Houston and Walter Houston (equal). IV. Class���1 Ernest Sutherland, 8. Molie Anderson, 3 Chas. Bubar, Senior III���1 Maggie Archer, 2 Ella May Love, 3 Willie Houston. Junior III-1 Arthur Jaynos, 2 Bert Hanna, 3 Violet Pughe. II. Class���1 Minnie Sutherland, 2 Blaucho Love, 3 Jack Parsons. II. Primer���1 Lawrence Dalquiat, 2 Katie Pughe, 3 Katie Kenny. ' I. Primer Sr. - 1 Arnold Hanna, 2 Charlie Dalquiat, 3 Harold Tom. I. Primer Jr.���1 Vivian Nattrass, ? Ethel Pughe, S Arthur Kenny. Daily attendance-47, Women are not the only ones who are sensitive about their ages. A man doesn't like to be told that he is getting old. Health keeps a man young. It doesn't make any difference if he has lived eighty yeaas. If they have been healthy years, he will be hale and hearty and won't look wiihin twenty years as old as he is. Good digestion and rich, red blood make people look youthful. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery makes rich, red blood. It makes health in the right way. It works according to the right theory and in 30 years of practice, it haa proved that the theory is abvolutely correct, It begins at the beginning- begins by putting the stomach, liver and bowels into perfect order, but it begins its good work on ths blood before it finishes with the digestive system. It searches out disease germs wherever they may be and forces tbera out of the body. All druggists keep the Discovery." Mrs. Lake begs to announce to the ladies of Golden that she has begun business as MILLINER in the premises lately occupied by J. McMillan, opposite G. B. McDermot's store. Selected stock of the newest style* in HATS & TRIMMINGS. Choice lot of Ladies Underclothing. Children's clothing made. INSPECTION INVITED. 547 Subscribe to the Goldbx Era an* help to advance the interest! ol tho district. Send (2 for a year's subscription! . r.-.T, ��� ->���"'��� ,, ;.-. a...^"^^.*^^*^ ���aa THIS GOLDEN ERA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -1,1898. General Merchant, - golden - $ �� �� & To Arrive This Week * car^Coal Oil "Best American." I car General Groceries. H car Builder's Hardware, Paints, Oils and Glass. t car Mattrasses, Pillows, Cotts, Etc. i car Furniture, Iron Beds, Etc. DUR NEW SPRING DRY GOODS are coining to hand every day. V/e aro showing bargains never 'heard of before in Golden io tho -following: 'Blouses and Press Silks��� .starting at ?iic per yard ���Grey and -Whito Cottons, Prints, Muslins, Dress 'Fabrics and an immense stock of Cajoneral Dry Goods. 4,000 rolls New Wall Papers just ���arrived, iu beautiful designs. -Bargains in Boots and Shoes. 'Bargains in Crockery and Glassware. {Bargains in Carpets and Curtains. in fact bargains in Every Department. Plenty of frcih new laid Eggs at ���Kfcc per dozen. 1898 lis going to be our Banner Year. We are wide open,for business, and ���making new customers every day. *Seo. B. McDermot, (ieneral merchant. THE COLLEGE. C^,GAEY,.N. W. T. High class school for boys. Good basinets .education. Special prepartion for University .and Profossioral entrance. For terms, etc.. .apply-to. y REV. Wi E* PEHRIN, Principal, The CoIIobo, Calgary, N. W, V. "WFail Term Commences Sept 15. olToSo BULL -BROS ft Co, Wholexnjo and Retail ...Butchers Cattle, Sheep and Horse Dealers. GOLDEN, B.C. 26te ���a��= JVOTICE. -WIBTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS SWANSEA Mineral Claim, sitnate in the ���.Windermere Miffing Division of North East {Kootenay District ���Where located s���On W.indermero Mountain about three milos north of ,tho village of Windermere Take notice that We, S Brewer. W B Abel, Joseph Lake and Geo 8 McCarter, Free 'Minors Certificates Nos 80191; 86151,80674. 6991A, respectively, intend, siity days from the date hereof, to apply to tbe Mining He- .cordor for a certificate of improvements, for .the purp-vn of obtaining a Crown grant of: ���tbe above claim ...... . And farther take notice that action, under auction 37. mnst be commenced before the Saniance of such certificate of improvements .Dated thi* 6th day of October, 1888 To AatvertLiers nml Subscriber*. The GOLDEN ERA Is published every Friday,evening, it is tlio best advertising uuyliinn in Ilio East Kaiotcuay district. Subscription Kates: j-j.ou per annum in AHVANCli. Alterations and changes of standing advertisements must la(!.in tlio a-lljce not lalor tliiin noon on Wednesday to aansnrai insertion, but casual advertisements will he received up till najon on Friai.-ay. W'liilo all reasonable care will lie taken,the proprietors will not he responsible for any omission or error in any advertisement. All accounts to bo paid taa thu Managing Diroa-tiH'.anvliis authorised agent,from whom thai company's receipt will be obtaine-I. 'Advertising rates: Display ads., Sl.a'iO per column inch: l.og.-.l aals., 10 cents per lino for lirst insertion, li cents fair each additional Insertion!, Reading notices, it cents per line each issue. All business communications should bo addressed to tho Managing Director,.and all literary communications, loiters for publication or news items shoulil bo addressed to Iho Editor. Correspondence is Invited am matters of public Interest, Imt io secure publication such letters must tie brief. In the case ot anonymous letters the name and address of the writer mast lao enclosed, li"t for publication, Imt fur tlio private information of the eilltaar anal ns a guurnnteo of goaid faith. Any letter received biter than Wednesday will have tu stand over till thu following issue. The Gulden Eia Ccmpsnv Unlled Liability, oppioii, golden, n. o, Who @Olt>e�� Viva FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1898. THE EACKCAPPER. The San Francisco Call has some pertinent remarks regarding a species of humanity which flourishes in some of the milling districts, usually known as a "bnokcapper." "The worst enemies many mining sectious havo nre among their own residents. They pretend to know all about its mines, their history,product, probablo future and thoir value. Then if some enterprising owner succeeds iu getting investors interested enough to como nnd lock at his claim theso 'back- cappers'.get-in.their work. Instead of bringing out the good points of the propirties, tbey bring out all tho bad ones nnd give the property *t 'blnokeye' to any sale iu which they can have u linger. If a cyclone or an earthquake could be induced to select this class of people for general destruction a great many more mines could command capital with which to operato. Even a camp with plenty of good mines anil .prospects will havo uphill work to ad- vanco if it contains a few mon oi this kind. Any doal they may be in on ia all right, but those with whicli thoy have nothing to do are sure to get the rough side of their tongue. Of oourso. a stranger will be apt to listen to an old resident, who tells him apparent facts concerning the mines of his section, and it is for this reason that men of this kind can do much harm. Many a mining sale has fallen through because of hints or innuendoes from such people ns this, Men about to invest in mining property are timid at best and any cunningly devised story adverse to the mine is apt to lind a ready listen er. No decent person wants to see capitalists swindled with a worthless claim, of courso, but it is usually those which have merit which are attacked by .the blackmailers, back- cappers or hoodoos to be found in almost every mining camp in the miuiug regions of the west." A Diamond Mine. Worked fop the Benefit of All Economical Homes. A diamond mine 1 Where? Right here in our own Canada, und worked for the benefit of all economical homes. The variety of diamonds iu this mine is wonderful, and the supply is praoti cally Inexhaustible. All the latest col ors are represented in these diamonds; tbey ure of the first water, and under the most severe tests tbey are always found reliable, true and genuine. These Diamonds are known as Diamond Dyes, celebrated all the world over for their brilliancy, purity and durability. These Diamond Dyes possess marvellous and astonishing powers. When used according to directions that accompany each one they give new life and beauty to all faded, dingy and doad-looking garments. Each of these Diamond Dyes gives a return to the user in money value of from ten to twenty times their cost. Have you tried any of these Diamonds���Diamond Dyes '/ If not, then look up some old faded drees that you have laid uside, or some jacket, blouse, ribbons or hose, and give these wonderful Diamonds a trial. Thoy will surprise you with the magnificence of their work. Now, just a word of warning if you are a novice in the work of dyeing. Beware of adulterated package und soap grease dyes that bring only trou ble, disappointment nnd vexation of spirit, ns well as complete ruin to your materials. STATE OF FRANCE. THREATENED REVOLUTION. Uncrowned Kings In ttenilneas, London,-Oct. 28���The Koine correspondent of thn Times says: "I learn that Prince Louis Napoloon, who wns supposed to have rejoined his regiment in Russia, is really ot G-enevu, where lie haa raised a loan of such dimensions as excludes tho hypothesis of its being required for privato purposes. Prince Louis has long been the candidate of tho Uunapartists for the/French throne in preference to his brother Prince Victor." Vienna, Oct. 27.���The Duke of Or- leaiiH has started for Brussels. Hon. F. W. Aylmer President W. G. Mituliofl-Innes Vice do W. G. Neilson, J. J? do do E, Johnson do do E. A. Haggen Socretary-Trejwuror Tho regular meetings of the Hasociwlion will bo held un tho first Tuesday in ovory month at the Columbia House, Golden. All possiblo information will be furnuhed by tho association upon application to KIDMCY'S CLOGUED. Many Victims of Bright's Disease���Diabetes, Dropsy and Distressing Urinury Troubles Have JJoen Saved by tho Timely Use of South American Kidnoy-jCure. Tho kidnoy tire nature's filters in expelling from the body all impurites, If tho kidneys are out of sorts the whole system becomes impaired and disease follows as sure as fate. Bright's disease, diaebt-as, dropsy and dis trossiug urinary troubles infest four-fifths of the r��oo. It need not be so, for South American Kidney Cure is a power in dispelling -nil tendency to tho seating of disease. It hus cured cases that havo been long and stubborn ami that have hatVIed medical skill. Sold by 0. A. Warren. MINERS FOR FERJJIE. One ITuuilrod and Fifty will IHovo from Nova Scotln to British Columbia. Pays tho Winnipeg Tribune: "The completion of the Crow'sJN'cstPuss railway has opened a field for the development ol tho enormous coal deposits ut Fornio, and iu November ono hundred nnd fifty miners and their families will leave for this place frotn Sydney, N.S. The western fields are immensely larger in extent than tliuno in Nova Scotia and aktlled miners can get considerably higher wagei than in tho east; hence the wholesale exodus The migrating miners will lie brought west on-a special train, which will tako them direct to their destination's without changes." ON A PKIKND-3 BEOOJJMB.tB.4TIO"*. Mrs. Oainpton UtBi Or. Agnew's Cure for tlio Heart and Koceives Inslaut Lasting Koliof��� Immediate Relief in what tbo Sufferer Wants���and ('els when Ur. Agnew's Curo for the'tlfcy-.**? is Used. "I was for a long tiino a groat sufferer from heart trouble. I hail palpitation .-ind smother- ,ing accompanied by great weakness and painful spasms. I got viary Utile relief from remedies, anal doctors failed to give mo real liunntit. A friend of miiio had used Dr. Agnew's Cure 1'ur the Heart, am! it had been a great relief to her. 1 procured a bottle ami it has proveal a groat Mussing to mo, 1 think it a great heart euro and heartily recomnieml it tn all like sulVerors. Mrs. Oasiptou, 41* iiishop Street, Toronto." Sold by C. A. Warren. Road to West Kootonnj. To The Editor Goldkn Era : Dear Sir, In your issue of Oct. 14th you have an item about a wagon road between East, and West Kootenay, Tbat such a road is very much needed and.the public who would havo occasion to use the road are grateful to you for drawing attention to the matter. At present there is no means of access or communication except by the railways and tbey are at the extreme end of the Selkirks you might say. I hope our energetic Hold Commissioner, Mr. Griffith, will see the matter is pushed and have everything ready for opening it up next spring. With the country opening up rapidly nil over closer comtnatnicatioti is very desirable between such important mining districts ns Ens: and West Kootenay. Yours very truly, A. Allan. Calgary, Alta., Oct. 17th, 1898. Sfe \hV*hmt9 Q]0�� THE BEST AMn-RHEUHAnO |NlM!^ PIASTER MADE I b^ATEM WH piahhi in slwuo { ���*nTrtt��� W ���CI* **5*'5LS8 MIIUMI plAf)��DAta|\ R0.(j pBjc-Hu,- % ^ DH^UHNGEOOtnl Wiu-Actuiwi Morni "SOUTH EAST KOOTENAY MINING ASSOCIATION. E, A. IlAfiiii'.N, Sec, Oolden. ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERYWHERE for "Tho Story of the Philippines" by Murat Hakatead, comniissiomal by tho Government as Ollicial Historian to tho War Department. The book was written in army camps at Sau Francisco, on tho Pacific with General Merritt, iu the nospitals at Il.uolulu, in Hong Kong, in tho American trenches nt Manila in the insurgent camps with Aguinaldo, rui the deck of tho Olympia with Dowcy. and in tho roar of battle ut the fall of Manila. Uonanaa for agont.. 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Full explanation with evury < catalotfau, i Eatnbllthod ncarTr 50 Yean. AHADiiiiPd ncarir ov xcatK ��*�� Mwiufitdnftraof Anterl-��n Planoi nti-l Or-iaaa. WAoHINBTOHl III J���**!*��" yff* ynnitys'iyi ��iyi ��iy i y��yi"fif��tfii fwrwm*ft *i>i w ��fT' ���fn^T'T*,m^T',r*yei^r' yvyi-yryi. THE GOLDEN ERA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 189S. C*ffl|jtjj*jfg *v .For Tired and Run- v down Wives and Daughters. Paine's Celery Compound Gives Them New Life, Vigor and Needed Strength. ,It Purifies the blood and braces the nerve. Jt gives bright eyes and a clear and healthy complexion. Miss Mabel Jennass, whose wonder- aful system for the correct physical training of women and girls is so well known all ov.i* the North American continent, ia a firm believer in the virtue, of Paine'. Celery Compound. iWhen overworked by her multitudin* on. duties, sho always recuperates and Strengthens her system by using iPkine". Celery Compound. In a letter to Wells k Richardson Co..proprietors of. Paine's Celery Compound, she says: "I was induced to try Paine's Celery 'Compound at a time when I was suffer* aiiig from overwork and the effect of an accident. 'I began immediately to realise -tonic and blood-nourishing .-Seats. .1 ta.k. pleasure in saying that although oppose! to medicine iu general, I really consider this an excellent , preparation. ,.,.'���1 -hav. not been able to take one day's rest sinct 1 returned from my -long, hard wostern trip. I am sure ���were it not for Paine's Celory Compound, which h ta a tonic effect, I should not be able to keep up and wort hard. "I recommended Paine's Celery Com* ��� pound to a friend who dined with na yostorday, and on leaving here she went and bought a bottle. I shall do all I can for it, for I.helievo.in it." PURCHASE OF INDIAN WOMEN. -V/liat.a Traveller Bay" of It. A recent traveller over Ihe Edinon iton route to tho Yukon says: '-Being .an eastern man I was rather surprised -to find quite a number of bright little ��� h ilf-breeds at the various Hudson's liny posts I visited. Upon enquiry I fo ind-that most of the clerks and employees lived with Indian women. Thi. was not so very startling in Itself but I was also infoimed that these .women had been purchased from their parent, like so many chattels. . This statement was corroborated by many people I met in tho north. Fox at Fort Graham lived with n magniflcotiT. -specimen of Indian womanhood aud had several bright little half-breeds iu his household. I was informed that the price he paid for his companion was fifty blankets. -'I believe the missionaries fought hard against this practice bnt what could they do���the Indians wanted tbe blanket, and the white men wanted ith.ir daughters." BRITAIN & FRANCE. THE BRITISH DEMANDS-RUSSIA SIDES WITH FRANCE. London, Oct. 28,-The Pall Mall Gazette this afternoon summarizes the result of the meeting of the British cabinet yesterday as follow.: One���Marchand must be withdrawn unconditionally, and no undertaking or promise to be given to discuss the questions raised by France in regard to access to the Nile and such like. Two���When Marchand has withdrawn it will be determined whether the questions raised admit of discussion and under what conditions'the discussion wilt be proceeded with. Three-Every possible facility will bo afforded to assist the Marchand withdrawal by whichever route selected. Fourth���If Marchand is not withdrawn there will be no interference with him remaining at Fushod-i, nor th. dato fixed for his withdrawal; necessarily, reinforcements will not bo permitted to reach him, Ho will be treated courteously as a foreign visitor and will be regarded in no other light. Five���Therefore, it is left to France to adopt auy active monsurea to precipitate a conflict. The Pall Mall Gazette adds that it has good reason to believe that while Russia has counselled France to tid> over the difficulty and avoid wnr, she has promised to throw her weight ir the scale at no distant date for the purpose of bringing the whole Egpp tiau question and tho British occupation of Egypt to the front for settlement. Remarkable Benene. .Mrs. Micheal Curtain, Plainlield, III, makes the statement, that she caught cold, whioh settled on her lungs; she wa. treated for a month by her family .physioian, bat grew worse. He told her .he was a hoples. victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Hor druggist suggested Dr. King'. New Discovery for Consumption; ah. bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefitted from first dose. Sho continued its use and after taking six bottles, found herself sound and well; now does her own housework, and is as well as she ever was. Sold by all Druggists, large bottles 60 cents and 11.00. 6 (Story of a Slave. To be bound hand aud foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery. George D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a slave was made free. He says: "ily wife has been so helpless for live years that she could not turn over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Elec trie Bitters, she is wonderfully improv- i-d and able to do her own work.,, This '���supreme remedy for female disea.es quickly euros nc-nyousness, sleepless- n.ss, melancholy, headache, backache, fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle-working medicine is a godsend to wotik, sickly, run down people. Every bottle guaranteed. Only bO cents. .Sold by all Druggists, (I A LONG CROOKED ROAD. Ur.at Etootrleal Discovery, The Eleotrical Review comments on Mr. Tcsla's novel idea as follows: "Tesla now propose, to transmit without th. us. of wires, through the natural msdium, th. earth and the air, great amount, of power to distances of thousands of miles. This will appear a dream, a tale from the Arabian Night*, but th. .xtraordinary discoveries Tesla ha. mad. during a number of yaars of incessant labor, makes it evident that hi. work in thi. Held has passed a .tag. of laboratory experiment and is ready for a practical test ���on an indu.trial scale. Th. success of hi. effort, means that power from ��uch sources a. Niagara will become available in any part of tb. world regardless ��f distance." MOTHER JOVii X Dimpled Dot in Her Arms and a Body Without a Pain-Here', a Caie of Mother Cured of Tormenting Piles by Dr. Agnew's Ointm*nt. "After baby was born I suffered great torment from piles. Nothing gave me any lasting relief or benelit until I had used Dr. Agnew's Ointment. One application of it gave m. almost instant relief, and a few applications cured ra��. Mrs.M. K. Collger. 30 Pacific At.., Toronto." Sold by C. A. Warr.n Canadian PaeifieJty East via the Lake Routes. Steamers Leave Vt. William Alberta every Friday. Athabasca every Sunday, Manitoba every Tuesday. Connecting with trains from Golden, �� ��� One way and Round Trip Tickets at Greatly Reduced Prices. Klondike Gold Fields Direct via 0. P. R. Steamers to Wrangel & Skagway. At Cheapest Hates. Sailings from Victoria Vancouver Cottage City Oct. 1 Oct. 1 ���City of Seattle..." 2 "2 QueonCity " G "7 Dirigo " G "6 Alki "6 "6 City of Topeka ... ���' 11 "1 Amur "12 "1 is "13 " 14 Rosalie "13 "13 Cottage City "16 "16 ���City of Seattle... " 18 ���' 18 Dirigo "20 "20 Queen City " 20 '��� 21 Amur "26 "27 Rosalie '��� 27 " 27 Toes "27 "28 ���Calls at Dyea. C.P.R. connection through from Vancouver to Dawson city in 10 days Trains leave Golden for the west at 11:45 a.m. Apply to the noarest Canadian Pacific Railway Agent, or address ROBT. KERR, Traffic Manager, Winnipeg, Man. C. E. WELLS, lite Tioket Agont, Golden 1&HL EMULSION \aXVw*1 ��� ftrrmiiu ot BLOOD. awfmtW'f *���* 0- APPBTlVl. DMIlirr. tba b*>orIIU cf 1Mb arllcU ���m noil waaUV'iU Br tha tid ef The D. & L. Btnultlon. I h*va |Otlen rid of ibacklnf o��Uf h which had troubled ne for over a year, and pave f aincd eortilder- ably la weight. T. II. WINGHAM, C.E., Montreal. 80c. aad $1 per Bottle DAVIS * LAWRENCE CO., Limited, MOM-THAt-v Xove has a long way to go to reach the heart of the modem up-to-date young man. When he looks for a wife, ne expects a good deal. Probably he expects more than he deserves. He wants good looks, I good sense, good nature, good health. They usually go together. An observing man learns that a ,_ woman who is phys- i~ ically weak and nerv- S *r s ^ ons and incapable, is * likely to be ill-natured too. The sweetest'temper is mined by continual sickness. A woman whose nerves are constantly racked und dragged by debilitating drains and Inflammation j cannot be a genial companion or happy wife; aud she is totally unfitted to be a mother. These troubles prevail almost universally among women largely because of carelessness and neglect. There is no need of them. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a positive specific for the weaknesses and diseases of the feminine organism. It cures them radically and completely, It heals, strengthens and purifies. It is the only scientific remedy deviled for this special purpose by an educated, skilled physician. It is the only medicine that makes motherhood easy and absolutely safe. Its sale, through dealers in medicines exceeds the combined sale of all other medicines for women. It acts directly aud only on the child-bearing organism. It allays inflammation, soothes pain, heals ulceration and gives the tortured nerves a rest. It does away with the discomforts of the expectant period and makes baby's coming easy and comparatively painless. Thousands of women have testified to its wonderful virtues. All good druggists sell it and honest dealers will not offer inferior substitutes for the sake of a little extra profit. Dr. Pierce ha3 been for thirty years chief consulting physician of the famous Invalids' Hotel aud Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. His reputation a3 a skilled specialist in woman's ailments is world-wide. Miss Lauretta McNees, of Reno (P. O. Box 72.1), Washoe Co., New, writes; "-I have discontinued takiagf the ' Prescription' mid will not take anymore (at prest ent). Last month I had no pain at all and worked every dny without any inconvenience whatever, It was tbe mat time I never had pain during; that period. I cannot say too much for your medicines especially ihe ' Favorite Prescription' and 'Pleasant Pellets.' I know of a lady who took one bottle of your 'Favorite Prescription ' and she says she was not .sick like she was with h-;r first baby, This was her second baby. She thinks it a grand medicine. So do I." " I.had suffered untold misery for a number of year*, with ovarian trouble, an ex- hanstitig drain, constipation, painful period.** and other annoying trembles,1' writes Mrs. Annie James, of-No. 27 Seventh St., Memphis, Shelby Co., Terin. "Thank God, my liepllli haa been fully restored and I can gladly say I am a well woman to-day. I used si.T or seven bottles of your ' Favorite Presentation,' and also used the lotion which you advised iu the ' Common Sense Medical Adviser..'" "For years I had been failing- in health and kept getting worse and more nervous fill the lime," writes Mrs. Annie Dulan, of East Strouctsburjr, Monroe Co., Pa. "I doctored wilh two different doctors and they told me that my system was run down and my nerves were weak. I had ulcers of the uterus whicli were so painful at times that I was afraid that they must be cancers. Indeed I felt discouraged with the treatment, aud did not get any better until my nurse advised ine to write to you and I did so. " In May I commenced taking- your * Golden Medical Discovery1-and 'Favorite Prescription' and followed your advice a3 closely as I could. I took twelve bottles in all, nix of each. Thanks tb God and the right kind of medicine I feel myself cured aud a well woman. I have no had feeling whatever aud can do the work for a family of ehfht, and feci better than I have for years." Dr. Pierce has had a life-tii..: of experience in this particular field. His 1000- page illustrated book, "The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser " contains several chapters devoted to woman's special physiology. A paper-bound copy will be scut free on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay the cost of customs and mailing ouly. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, if. Y. For a cloth-bound copy send 50 stamps. ... WE PRINT... LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, ACCOUNTS, CIRCULARS, ENVELOPES, HAND BILLS, TICKETS, TAGS, CARDS, POSTERS, LAW BRIEFS. 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On account of Iho approaching Iraaaingoftho prizes, please address tha: Di-alers immediately iu all confidence di Jroet to f*,lHUKI.IIEt:KN��IIEIt,Mr| Bunker at HAMHUKli, Germany. 507 02,29,6,12,10,80 Upper Columbia Navigation 4 Tramway S, & Iqtenjational Transportation Co'y. Connecting- with C.P.R. at Golden, B.C., and Great Northern Railway at Jennings,Montana. Livery and Feed Stables Oood .Saiddle Horses and Digs of r11 kinds for Hire nt. Reasonable Bates. Teaming of all kinds a specialty. + X + X + ~e.ij?~Q ^o's'z Q O.Q Q^ 'i_$ mi*t C. II. Parson, manager. rrrririrBTf *inniTnrif ns yirrs'iririrririnris i Shorey'S Ready-to-Wear Rigby Waterproofed Freize Ulsters Made from pure-wool, -jj oz. to the yard Frieze. Five pockets.��� Deep flaps.���Six iuch collar, with throat Ub.���Double stich- cal edges���Raised seanis. Length 54 inches. Nine colors. Black, Blue, Mid Brown, Diab, Claret, Heather, Oxford, Blue mixture aud Olive mixture. Waterproof, Windproof, Frostproof, Comfortable. Sold by all reputable dealers frem Nova Scotia to British Columbia for $6.75 i Shorey's Guarantee Card in the pocket, a of course. Insist on seeing it, it ia a good ! _���.. w - square guarantee. ' | COL.UJWBIA SIVEI* LUMBER CO., IiT'r>, Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of Lumber, Etc. CONTRACTORS TO THE C.P. R. Golden and Beaver, B. C. 35Tst "Munson No. 2.' Tho beat writing machine. The only INTERCHANGEABLE STEEL TYPE WHEEL. Eleflttnllj Illustrated Catalogue Free. Address: EDGAR A. HILL, Manufacturer, 94-96 Wendell St., Chicago, Reliable Assays at Moderate Prices. A. C. Hamilton, GOLDEN, B. C. 181U Through an arrangement with Mijsbs and Minerals, we are enabled la offer all, who will pay CASH IN ADVANCE for a year's subscription to THE GOLDEN ERA, clubbed with Mines and Minerals, Five Coupons entitling the subscriber to Five Assays for Gold and Silver, Copper, Iron, or Lead. These assays will be made at the Minus and Minerals Assay OfBoe, Scranton, Pa., and are guaranteed as reliable (nd accurate aa it ie possible ta have made anywhere. Prompt returns will be made in all cases. Regular Subscription te Mines k Minerals $2,00 ""��� Regular Subscription.to The Golden Era 2.00- Total (1.00. Clubbing Rate, Including Above-Named Assays 12.60, If you wish to see Mines and Minerals before taking up this offer, send ' for a free sample copy to Scranton, Pa,, mention this paper. THE GOLDEN ERA COMPANY, GOLDEN, B.C. MS THE GOLDEN ERA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1898. LOCAL AND GENERAL. James Patterson was thrown frem a iand ear on the C.P.R. aud bis skull smashed. H. G. Lowe was brought into the Hospital from Carbonate on Tuesday suffering from a severe attack of measles. Dr. Furrer, partner of Dr. Proctor, ot Kamloops, died at the Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, en Sunday last, sf cancer of the stomach, Mr, Hugh Goslin, manager and director of the Bernhard-Walthers Concert Company is in town arranging for a grand popular concert to be given on Wednesday llith inst. Full particulars in next issue. The many friends of H. G. Parson will be glad to learn that ho has now safely passed the worst stages of his attack of typhoid fever, and is now on his way to recovery. We hope sooa to see him abuut as usual. The doings on Halloween night In Golden were somothing disgraceful and the indignation of the townspeople was so strong that the police were forced to take action to endeavor to discover and punish the mischief- makers, but so far havo not been successful. Mr, Griffith, Government Agont, has received Instructions from Premier Semlin to take steps in regard to the request of t he Golden Board of Trado that the channel of the Kickiug Horse should be improved, to prevent its being blocked with ice as occurred last winter. We have to thank Mr. R. E. Gosnell for copies of the compendium to tbe year book of British Columbia. A work that reflects tbo highest credit on the literary ability of Mr. Gosnell, the loss of whose services cannot but be a disadvantage to tho Province which he served so faithfully and well while Parliamentary Librarian at Victoria. At St. Peter's Church, Donald, on Sunday nest Nov. 6th thero will be services as follows: At 11 a.m. Morning Prayer, Litany and sermon; ut 7:30 p.m. Evening Prayer and sermon. The offertories will be given to the society for promoting Christian knowledge Tbo Ven. Archdeacon McKay will take these services. Capt. Armstrong returned a few days ago looking well after his experiences in the north. He thinks highly of the future of the Stickino and vicinity and of tho new gold finds at Atlin Lake. Tho Captain met with a hearty welcome from his old friends ou his return and he will probably remain iu Golden during the winter months. The Columbia River Lumber Company intend re-arranging their mill at Golden and increasing the plant so that by next season the output can be considerably increased. The Waterous Company are puttiug into tho mill seventeen earloads of new sawmill machinery, and with the Golden and Bsaver mills the Compmiy will bo able to reach aa immense output. The services at St. Paul's Church, Golden, on Suuday next Nov. filh will be as follow: At 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Celebration of Holy Communion; at 7:30 p.m. Evening Prayer and sermon. This day will be observed as an All Saints Festival, with special hymns and addresses. Tbe offertories will be given to the society for promoting Christian knowledge, a society to which St, Paul's is much indebted. J. W. Wilgress of the head office of the Bank of Montreal at Montreal will succeed Mr. Graveley as manager of the Calgary braneh. Mr. Wilgress and family will arrive esrly in Nov ember. The citiaens of Calgary have presented the present manager, Mr. Graveley, with a handsome silver service on tho occasion of his leaving to assume an important position in connection with the Bank's eastern business. John McKenaie, who returned the Other day from the Omenica, brings news of further trouble with the In dians up north. Sergeant Moody, of tbe Northwest Mounted Police, and several other parties were reported to have been held up by the Indians and aome of their provisions taken away from them, A man who wandered away from his camp after strayed horses did not return, nnd a few days later his bonos were found where he had been killed aud eaten by bears. Farquhar Macrae, police magistrate of Victoria, has been suspended by Attorney-General Martin, and the complaint against him will be dealt with by the provincial executive. It arises out of tbe case of Joseph Liddy, a seaman on the steamer Tartar, who was recently sentenced to two weeks' imprisonment for refusing duty. It is alleged that Liddv had a good defence, In that he had been discharged before tbe refusal, but that the magistrate Improperly prevented him from stating his case. Our local contemporary has taken to publishing sneering remarks regarding the Era. Tho people of Golden know the condition into which Mr. R. VV. Harrison, who is responsible for this aajonduct, had lapsed when the Era took him by the band and put him on his feet; and his remarks say very little for any spirit of mauliuesa that he may possess. We don't want to be a party to journalistic amenities unles-a they are forced upon ns; and then we ���hall see. W�� don't understand why % journalist can't be a gentleman unless he. has gone too far to recover himself aud allows his jealousy of the Era as a better advertising medium than his own to blunt any small sense af justice, h? may have left. ���-r<���. v^.-,.., If IM la worm / rVV having it is worth ��r*, t ' _jr��t taking care ef. r^ttj#\^ V. Hecltlessness does u,,ltl pay, either la ��� ur work or onr pleasure. When people read of a young man who has been killed while performing some rack- leas feat on a toboggan or at ., torn, other has* ardou. sport, their sympathy I. mixed with surprise that any human being ationld thus carelessly risk life. There are thou- sands of men who are recklessly risking their lives while they HO about their cnuiuion everr-day avoca* tiar.il-. They over-wank, they do not take suiticlent time from buaiitiesj or labor to eat or sleep or T,-rt, or to car. for their health. Outraged nature tl-rows out danirer aignala, to whi.ia Ihcy pay no heed. They Buffer from billons or nervous disorders, from licit headache, giddiness, draiwsineaa, cold chill., flua-.tiiuir. of beat, shortness of brraib, bla*t;:l]r. on the skin, law* of ap- petit-:, uncomfortable sensations in the stotnar-h alter aueals, loss of sleep, lassitude and trembling- sensations. These are the advance syniyloauo of serious and fatal maladies. All allaanrU'Taa of this nature are cored by Dr. Pierce's ('-olden Medical Discovery, ft restores the loaal appelate, gives sound and refreshing sterp, makes the digestion perfect, the liver aa.-tf-.-a:. It purifies the blood and makes It tia-h with the life*glrlng element, of the food. It is the great blood* mik'-r and gosli-buHclcr. It make, the body active and the brain keen. It Is the best of nerve tonics. Thousands have testified to its merits. No honest dealer will urge upon yo-.i a substitute for the little extra pro6a It may afford. The man or woman who neglects constipation is gathering in the system a store of disorders that will culminate in aome serious anal possfely fatal malady. Dr. Flerce's Pleasant Pellcta are a safe, sure, speedy anal permanent cure for constipation. One little " Pellet " is a gentle laxative, aud two a mild cathartic. The membership of the curling club is steadily increasing and will soon reach the forty mark. The Columbia Rivor Lumber Co. have now 250 roaa in camp and expect to have f>C0 men at work shortly. T. A, Knowltou and W. R. Lindsay have returned to the east for winter, and will be bask early in the spring to resume work ou their properties. S. Adler, a recent resilient of Golden, has been getting into trouble in the north, having been arrested at Telegraph Creek on a charge of supplying liquor to Indians. D. M. Calder was charged at the Police Court this morning before Mr. Griffith, S,M. with using abusive language to II. J.Starforth but the charge was dismissed. At a meeting of the Oolden Rink Co on Tuesday evening several tenders for leasing the rink were considered, and after some discussion W. Avery's offer of (240 for the season was accepted. The difficulty which T. Forrest, ef Donald, experienced over his hotel being built on tht wrong lot at Cranbrook, bas been arranged hy Mr. For rest purchasing the lot for 1600, Says the Toronto Telegram: "When Hon. J. H. Turner declares that Hon. Joseph Martin is making lots of trouble for his colleagues in the new Government, the ex-Premier of British Columbia speaks out of the bitterness of his knowledge that Joe Martin made lots of trouble tor his enemies in the old Government," On Friday morning a couple of ears of a.freight train were thrown off the track at Moberly siding. One of the ears was replaced but the other was smashed and the load had to be transferred. This was what Condnc tor Walker's work train was engaged in when the brakeman A. H. Clark was sent on the errand which so mysteriously ended in his death. C. A. Warren has imported a full stock of the Carss Mackinaw clothing for winter use, and it ia first-class goods. He has also opened out a ship, ment direct from Japan including pretty designs in China tea-sets, fancy cups and saucers, vases and Japanese nick-nacks. Mr. Warren has also opened out a fine stock ef lamps of all sorts and sises, crockery, glassware, and a full line of stationery. We have received from G. B. McDermot a parcel billed of '-Nuggets from Canoe river" in the shape of toothsome chocolates wrapped in cloth of gold, Judging from the sack in which they came they have travelled far, as they are labelled "Dawson City," "Juneau," "Vancouver," "Toronto," and bear the label of the Yukon Transportation Company and the registered mail mark. Mr. McDermot is evideutly determined to get ahead of the Golden Era Air Line in tnak ing Golden the headquarters for the Yukon trade. A littls bird whispers to us that in this week's issue of onr contemporary there will be a terrific whine because tbe Semlin Government have written asking that it be not sent to the Government offices; and it again vests its wrath on the Era. The bird also says that some wag bas sent it a poem which will describe in admirable terms the new political boss who reigns over its sanctum. Really this is a shabby way to treat its friend. Ic is also whispered that if Billy Clemes's shack could speak this week It eould tell strange tales of our contemporary's doings. If our contemporary wants it we can beat "The tale of the shack," at our contemporary's expense and tbat of its friends, but we don't want to be revengeful till we have to. Read the GOLDEN ERA. NEWS IN BRIEF. The Japanese cabinet has resigned. Warrington, the largest cheese merchant in Montreal, has failed. Indian murderers were excutedat Dawson on November the 1st. Woolich. arsenal is "working over time. A Russian spy has been arrested et Harwich, ^England The British channel squadron is anchored off Gibralter. Tbe defences of Dover have been manned as an experiment. The Egyptain batallion bas been ordered to proceed to Fashoda. During last week four murderers received the death sentence in London. Her Majesty Queen Victoria has taken a most deoided stand against divorce. The Maria Teresa, one of Admiral Corevora's warships, is en rout to Hampton Roads. The British volunteers, militia and the reserves are to be called out and mobilized. It is reported that the London and Paris financiers may embarrass Germany by calling in loans, An anarchist congress bas been called to meet at Berlin on November 28th. All tbe powers will send representatives to tbe disarmament conference. Theofficial relations between Russia and the German government are said to be strained. It is reported that an alliance has been made between France and Portu gal rospceting East Africa. Spain A/ill withdraw from the peace negotiations as the United States gov eminent demands the Philippines. Foreign residents in Pekin are very much alarmed at the great in crease of ihe Chinese garrison j-* the oity. Much damage has boon done by a cyclone which swept over Denmark Hill, Cam pair wil I,; London. The gate of the Wellaud Canal is broken and all traffic is suspended. The special train carrying the Bri tish marine roserves from Halifax to Vancouver was wrecked at Rat Portage, Two boys from the training ship Aginoourt laying at Chatham, England were killed, EMPEROR MAY LIVE. Though his Physican Pronounces his Disease Incurable. Bright'* Disease Is not Incurable, for Dodd's Kidney Pills have Cared It ThoasuBal. of Times, and will Core it Thousands of Times Again. Toronto, Oct 31.���Newspaper despatches from Pekin, China, bring information to the effect that the Emperor is dying of Bright's Disease. He is under the care of a famous French physican, who asserts that tha Emperor's complaint is "an incurable Kidney disease." That is where the famous French physician is mistaken. There ie no incurable Kidney disease. Every disease ot the Kidneys is curable. They, like all other diseases, yield readily to the proper remedies. Theoxperience of the past eight years has shown conclusively, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that there is one remedy that will cure any case of Kidney disease, no matter how severe, no matter how long it hae run. This remedy is known throughout the English-speaking world, to physicians and laymen alike, by the name of Dodd's khinby pills. When Dodd's Kidney Pills were first introducd. medical men were sceptical regarding their power to cute Bright's Disease. Experiments were made in cases that had defied the skill of tbe most eminent medical men on the American continent, cases that were given up as hopless���fatal. To the astonishment of the medical men, Dodd's Kidney Pills worked a complete cure iu each and every cuse. Thenceforth they were recognized ns the only known cure for diseases of the Kidneys including Bright's Disease and Diabetes, This place they have held since, and bold to-day, No other cure for these diseases has ever been discovered, although many worthless imitations of Dodd's Kidney Pills have teon placed on the market, If the famous French physican, under whose care the Chinese Emperor is, would use Dodd's Kidney Pills in the case of his imperial patient, bis recovery would be rapid and certain, 676 HOW A SORE HEALS. When the Blood Is Pure and Rich it will Heal Rapidly. rhls Faet Demonstrated la the Oaee of Chester Gravely, "Who Bad Been Troubled With a Moaning tore Far Bore Than a Tatar. From the Times Owen Sound. In the township of Sarawak, Grey county, there is probably no better known or respected farmer than Thos. Gawley, of East Linton P.O. Learning that his nephew, a young lad now about ten years of age, had been cured of a disease of his leg, whichthreatened not only the loss of the limb, but also of the life of the little fellow, a reporter ot the Times made enquiry, and we are convinced that the wonder working powers of Dr. Williams' Pink Fills for Pale People have not exhausted themselves. Meeting Mr. Gawley in one of the drug stores of the tewn, he waa asked if tbe reported cure was a fact. His face lightened up with a smile as bo said, "Indeed it is, sir. I was afraid we were going to lose the lad, hut he is now as well aa ever, hearty and strong." Asked for particulars, Mr, Grawley did the most natural thing ia the world, referred the reporter to his wife, who iu telling the caso said���-"In the mouth of September, 1897, my nephew, Chester Gawley, who lives with us, became afflicted with a severe pain in his left leg. In a few days 1 he limb became badly swollen and painful, and the family physican was called iu. The case was a perplexing one, but it was decided after a few days to lance the leg. This wns done, but the wound indicted would uot heal up, but became a running sore. The little fellow soon was reduced to almost a skelton. This continual through tho winier mouthr, and we thought he would never get off his bed again. Iu April two of the best physicians of Owen Soiuid operated on tbe leg for disease of the bone, resorting to scraping the bane. In spite of this treatment the wouud continued to run, and we were in despair. In August a friend residing in Manitou, Manitoba, advised us to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Wo commenced to use them at once, and I n a short time eeveral pieces of the bone came out of the sore and before the boy had taken four boxes the leg was completely cured. This wae over a year ago, and Chester ia now well and strong in the left leg, which caused the trouble, as in tho other. Of course I recommend highly the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." Such is tha stery of the fourth cure which It has been onr pleasure to report from Owen Sound. Chester Gawley is growing up into a strong healthy lad, and it ia hut adding another tribute to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to say that tbey were tho instrument in his restoration to bodily vigor. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills create new blood, and in this way drive disease from the system. A fair trial will convince the most skeptical. Sold only in boxes the wrapper around which bears the full trade mark "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills tor Palo People." If your dealer does not have them they will be sent post paid at 60 cents a box or six boxes for t'lbO, by addressing the Dr. Williams Medieino Co., Brock. villo, Ont. There Is a Minnesota lawyer who usually succeeds in acquitting his clients, no matter how atrocioue their crime or overwhelming the evidence of their guilt. One day his little boy, Tommy, was asked by his Suuday school teacher: "Tommy, tbe man who is good in this world goes to heaven, Now, what becomes of tbe bad men who disobey the laws of God?'. "Papa geos them off," was the response. -IpScan only be where there's clear and healthy The ,-n-er amon-j xkin healers and complexion elarifiers : ��� One application of DK. AGKuWS OINTMENT give* laataal re- lief in cases of tlistrersin;, i'.chinf-*, burning, stinging lUa dltaMSS > BC/erna, telter, sr.'.t rheum, scald head, ringworm, Itch, altera, blolebas, chronic erysipelas, and all -.kin eruptions, aad Itching, bleerf- ing, ui*W��tIri|J "ni blind piles���has mado marvellous curat In ehrsmie ��� urea of long standing���others have aad Hill fail���thia ���int-newt never���helps nnd heals with majical quickness���31 CENTS. I used '���'-. igaow'e (���"���ntire-.t fur Files, i Sr. St. Bart-nan, Btogbsa-itia, % ��, ���'wo apiil!.*��tloii�� of -Iris wondrri-iil Oln-t-! wrtten "tout me it down -me i-f luoirt coinplctmj ans-ed tlao tKujleeonw J*j;ffiJT ,,0.1*'-����?J-. ' vnootttt lane - .' ,.-. It,, va* T-*,./.-.av '- a-.-nlaun-.la.llna H^'iB���-1 ��* fr --. �� '��� ��� ���"��* "V*?. Ai's-ai n-ryaien, Delaware avenue, ���*-������, lilw-asw aud iiu ��� :-ia,a;aj*j*u.���36 ClQU a taOX. |jrn"*ue~��j. e��a��e"a hex. ,VSU? ,18. AGNSW8 W.Z MS THS KSABT-Not a cnre-al, bnt a heart Relieves in thhty irinulee. Medical profession prescribe it as safest, ,iaid quickest cf heart remedies. Foe shortness ot breath, palpitation, BoMcr- nr, pains about the heart and ether organic derangements, It li a never-taUtna cure. JB. AJOT3 CAMRnHAL POSDER-Catan-h Is an almost onjveml Sumo ot the sym-ptnine of catarrh in eriSA In the head, dlnlseee, pains la sas forehead, teattaclK*, offensive breath, Ices of taste and sense of smell. This ����J- .--i-3.il remedy relieves iu ten minutes and cares permanently. Mi aokxws LivitR nuus-Our* oenatlpaWen, alsk headache-, Mllmsnesa, ...Howcomplexion,torpid liver, Indlsreetlsn and chremla iliepnpela ���la Jce-M-23 canto. SOLD BY C. A. WAHREN. E. A. Notary Public, Mining, Real Estate and Commission Agent. GOLDEN, B.C. Deed3 prepared and attested. Parties represented in Police court, Small Debts court and County court. Accounts collected and disputed claims adjusted. Town Lots and Farm Lands for Halo. Working and Dividend Paying Mines in various parts of British Columbia. ��� Gold Quartz, Copper, Gold, and Silver-Lead Prospects and Developed Properties on Bond. Ores Purchased. Reports and Information Furnished. Stocks in British Columbia Mines Bought and Sold. Cable Address: KANAGAN, Golden. Codes in use: Moreing & Neal, and Bedford McNeill. I�� ... the rolumbia House, ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERYWHERE for "The Story of the Philippines" by Murat Hulstead, commissioned , by the Government as Official Historian to : the War Department. The book was written in army camps at Han Francisco, on the Pa* cine with General Merritt, in the hospitals at, Honolulu, tn Hong Kong, in tho American trenches at Manila in the insurgent camps with AguinaMo, on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar of battle at the fall of Manila, Bonanza for agents. Brimful ef original pictures taken by government photographers on the spot. Large book. Low prices. Big profits. Freight paid, Credit given. Drop ell trashy unofficial war books, utfitfree. Address, F. T. Barber, Sec'y,, StarlnsuranteBldg., Chisago, N��aI7 The Belvidere $40.00 Superior to all others Irrespective of price. Cataloguo tells you why. Write for one. RATIONAL SEWW8 MACHINE CO. M* BROADWAY, New Vork. Advertise in THE ERA. A Strictly "first Class Hotol in Every Bespeet. Equipped with all Modern Conveniences. Best Brands of Liquors and Cigars. The Table is Seoond to None. Headquarters for alining and Commercial Men. Golden, B. O. I "Wm. McNeish, Prop. First Class Tailoring. I have just opened a first-class Tailoring Establishment and Repair Shop at the soutfc ond of the Kicking Horse bridge Sign of the Scissors. I am here to stay, and if first-class workmanship, perfect fit, and reasonable price is of interest to you, we solicit your patronage, Satisfaction Guaranteed. P. A. DESORMEAU* MERCHANT TAILOR. 114
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