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j^^Y^Aa^ \/--i> Qr^y^r^j % ■ ■ge. circu ni>*i<) an? ■ter m. Best ad- ■h n idnn: ■ ...I— Lardeau Mining view Tin* re; * wnla'l e ...' I!,' : c!i !.* ;•''••,.n tr ".i y. Sent i any a.,du<* for $2 |. r an. in : .in. .. ■ ■ VOL.8 TROUT LAKE CITV, B.C. April 1 lib. 1997. No.24 nfclt JTOTIOBS. *.,,*.,... Kei'ei.v given thai with „ |W0 Hit- from ihn lirst pub- ;*..!i.*ji Bo' In lhe British f'ol- v i.iHtc. 1 intend t.. apply H'l.i.l' ('oinmissioiier of I*. iiiriB'ori. - for special lieen 1 Bui .* irry away limber the ■owingdescribe!I lands •ni iBft'.-l Kootenay, initnenciiij: at a pokt •Miii'ti.ji I'reek, about ■ Fi-li Creek, marked ■ South West corntr -he 'Br-ast Ud chain?; I hi nee PHtd11'- tin-nee weal Ml is; tlBce south 80 chaiiiB to * point He iiiiiiicn.i iii'ii*. r^»i*.-d i-K day of March, litOto NB Ileal 1 u, l.o.Mtor. J ^fclllllleil.■..,*.' ilt .1 |K)S| lilted H>* 1 ing'".. (.'nek. about i*s froni Kiah Oreek, marked B North West corner laat SO chains; tl»enee lilts; Ihenee weet SO e lulllll 80 chains In 'iiiuiencemeiil. TIMBER NOTICES. NOTICE. TIMBER NOTICEB. Notice ib hereby gis-cn that ivilhin two |UOntlil fr<uii llie first publication hereof in tlie British Columbia Oswttfl, 1 Inteud to apply to lue Hon. Chiel Commissi ir of j'' '.V*J aft<''' the lint' piihiicilion of l.atidsand Works for a speeial Li-j,,'i'i ll",i(''' '" •■"' British Coluuj- eence (..cut nii.U-arry away I im-',,i:l (;»»z<*tti-, I intend lo apply tm her from th.* loi lowing described '''•' -U-m. Chief Commla*tioner ol lands situated in West Kootenay MINING NOT ES. ocals ti. day * .* March, 1907 pea ten, Locator. KOTICE. CuUeeis Bien-bv given that *8 ' s after ■te, 1 intend to spply the Hen thief Coiuraisa'oner of iJsand ■ orks for a sj*cinl li- Mtteu land carry away tim- from t m following described t of. ll Id situste on OftO-ar ek^^tr ■utiirv <*f Lardeau Kiv- t*t ll.ako Mining Division it Koo pt'.rii t'.istrict, liegin- feat up It ui»rk-*l "A. E.F-.w 1 North Bst coiner pos',-claim Sstbe.M ■i< ground on the nor- I block ■57-5. ii.ei.ee running 180 ch Iti-; thence south 80 ina; ll Itiic cast 80 chains; ice nor li *-ii chains lo place of uicncei Ln- ■: maiked A. E. 1'* •■ Wi uorttrp' roerpott, thenee s.i chain!.; lliei.ee sns; theliee west 80 north 80 chains; ^femmenccuiciil. |>^^B|.. J71 i. of March |K. Fowler, Locator. "Globe" miners) el.iitna in I ute Dining Division. uplar > 11. •>. imt I. Brace White, m-t- |t ih.* Ppyglass Mining Oe ert.li.nte \» IMJO, in- J fr.ni. the date liorjerf, to |ii.n.g I'ei'iiih i lot a t'rr mei... Ills io' the imrpoM' (.'run n iiirjii oi tin above tuke notice tint IM tMMI men be uiui-aieneed mui* of siieli (erlilii'ale Its. :-2n.l. 1 *.m >7. I'.at-es wuira. li.r.hy gii en th it 30 lute hereof, I intend ipplicntion to the pmmlnlonerof Lands a special lionise lo .•mav tin.Uer from ilcsi-1 il.ed hinds situ- irdeaii district: iig at a p"Hl planted jil.- nl'iiyi' Camborne kitl.* of Fish Creek, a* |iirtrr-inilo from lit ted "J. ('. south- thence norlh 80 e west 80 cluiins; 80 chains; llienci* bs lu the point o< coin- March 16th. 1907. N'o. 1. Comnv■iicing at n post planted 1-1 miles above Tin Mi'e, on the ninth fork of Lard, iu Creek, adjoining I.i»t 7017 on the north, maiked ''A. Cowing's B. !•'. corner post " ll.ei.ee north 80 chains; thence west 80 il-jtin-; tbence sonlh 80 chains eaat 80 chnins, to point of coin- nicncement. No. 2. Commencing at a post plau'td li miiis a'oo v.- Ten Mi'e, ■ui the south fork of Lardeau Crack, adjoining- Lot 7.1*47. on the X E. marked * A. Gowing's B. W corner poal," thence nortii M'lciitti:- t -U'-'1 cast 80 chains; tiictice south 80 chain-; thenoe net 80 chains to the point of commencement. No. 3. C.initneiicing at a post planted ]•} miles above Ten Mile. on thu south fork ol Lardean Creek, marked 'A. Gowing'i N.W. corner p 'st,-' thence south SU chains; tlience east SO chains; thence noJth R0 chains; llienc* west 80 chains; to poiut of com- menoeiiieiil. Located March 27ih. I9-J7. A. Cowing, Locator. No 4 Commencing at a post planted 1\ miles ubnc Ten Mile on tbe etulh fork cf LaiJ.„t; Creek, aud iiiarkwi -'A. Qowing's 8. W. corner |«>sl,'' Ihenc..* north. 80 chains, iheuce cast 80 chains. ihenceeouth Ho chains, thence west- 80 chains; to the point of commencement. No. 5 Commencing at a i>ost plaiilcd IJ miles above Ten Mile, on thc south fork of Laideau ("rc.k, marked "A. (iowiig's N. W corner poet," tbence south *-0 chains; thence east SO chains; ibence north 80 cnains; thence we.-l Ml chains; lo j.oint of cnn niciiceinenl. No. i>. Commencing at a post planted 3-j mlh* above Ten Mile. on tin- aouth fork of Lardeau Greek, marked "A. (rowing's S. W. '.orMer |M)S|,'. ihenee north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains: thence south 80 chains; I hence west 80 chains; to point of cnii.mcncciiiciit. N i. 7. Commencing al a po«i I'lanle.l 3-J miles above Ten Mile, on the s*.uth foik of La nl.,hi I're-k. marked "A. Gowing'i N W. corner post;'1 thenc- south 8.1 chnins; thenee easl 80 chai .-; tinner norih 80 chain*; tlience west 80 chnins lo point of coin- niiU'-) tnenl located Mn i el, .'tmli 1007, A. Gowing, Locator. CKi'TincATi*: or impkovi*mknts N'o'ce is hereby given lhat 00 .A group ot claimi on the south folk of Canyon Crctk which has a w iv promiiing future is the Li - .view group. On this property which consists of five claim.-, tin re tire three well delinefl ledgei lun- iciibi'ii n'"K "ith the formation. lionteiiav Derelopmeut work hn been practically confined to the No 1 Commencing at a post planted lead and shows it to be between on the north shore of Trout Lake, Ihree und six (eel tide witb a pay an ii about 7 miles from its head, streak of nine to twenty inches, A marked '0. W. Abarahmsou'i cross-cut tunnel haa b.en driven, ,,.,.> mh Went eornei poet," ibence tupping the lead at 85 foot depth north 80 chains; lhei.ee weet 40 from which point a winze wai chain-; Ihenee north 40 chalrfij sunk for 35 feet, at which depth Lands ami Work- for a special li cen*e to cut and carry awav timber from the following land situated in Wett I tin ne east 80 ohains; thence sou- the pay streak is 20 inches wide. tb 120 chains; Ihcnce wist 40 - At another point a shaft is sunk chains lo the point of commence-If or-tt feet, showing ore continuoa mietil. for 22 feet. From this a test ship- Located April 3rd. 1907. jment was niB<le of about half a tou O. W. Abrahamson, Locator. *J* gav,e lhe following values: ■ 2(il oii. silver; 4* per cent copper; .- n /*. • . ' 12 percent lead and 65 per'cent H". 2. Commencing at n post. .,. , . „, , , . „„ ,. „ ,. , . silica, approxiniaiely 118200 per ]iante«l ou the nortii shore of '' ' Trout Lake, marked "O W. A- .. , „ , 1 brahamao..'. booth West corner , """f*""? ?"d, i W1°' h*M north 100 chain** ^"/'''T .'* d,!&*r"ni pluC''8' .... . ,, „ , the first showing a pav streak 3 post," thence thence east 40 chain-; thenee ninth ItK) chains; Ihenea west 40 chasns to pnint of eoiuineiicciin DC pay inches wide of gray copper, the second a Ihree foot Vein carrying SOME INTERESTING EXTRACTS FROM IT. PEOIUTION. 'Not only would I predict that the satisfactory conditions will coiiiii'tie. hut." added the Minister iu a flight of eloquence bi d justified optimism, "I win predict thai thev will be ipeedily aurpaeaed by agrett and lasting development which will raise our piovhice tithe position she muit -sooner or later occupy as the w-altliest poi- tion of thu whole Dominion." EDITORIAL NOTES. Companies oVgani ed and oper. ating at Cobalt are cepital.ied al thu ciinriuoiis sum ..f 8372,500,000 no This means that if the inv.*.-1. r is to break even, there wiii hati surely t * be pr -dueed ut leaal 1700, 000,000 00ol ore. I iii re ii going to be trouble someday, and those (Wio are wito will "g.-t from under.'' r TO IBIB A STUB! OFMffEST T tal revenue 111*.fj-f 1.511.10800 Do. 11*04-f'1,014,442.00 steel galena and iron pyrites. Located April 3rd. 1907. *pi10 property is easy of acceis. O. \V. Abrahamion, Locator., has plenty of timber and a mag- I nlBaaai water power. The owners No. 3. Commencing at a post D. A. Lindgren and Martin Nel- pi.mted li miles eouth of Fergu- son are preparing for a big sum- son, marked "O. W. Abrahamson's . mers' work and if th* appropriA- Xoith Wett corner poet," Ihenee tion is granted for tbe trail up thence east ltJO chains; theme from Gerrard will—after it is sonth 40 chaini; thenee west JC0 built—ship some ore. chain-; thence north 40 choiul to ,. the point of commencement, , , i , , i, i ,um An emetic should imnwllately Located April 2nd. 1907. , , . . , , be administered to a miner over- 0. tV. Abrahamson, Locator icoule b.v 9*mmk A P"od emetic is , _ a solution of zinc sulphate contain iiiL* 30 grains to the ounce, to he g ven every ten minutes until em- 'esis is produced. After this treat- mint, it is well to give the patient Notice ia hereby given that CO a couple of teaspoonfuls of aroma- days after the first publication tic spirits of ammonia in a cup of hereof iu the British Columbia $25, 000. 00 set aside for fi^ht* ing forest fires. Nd reduction of Debt-J2C6,433. 00. Provincial Half a mill inn d dlars more for pubiic wurks than la-t year. The last election coat $81, COi'.OO NOTICF water. In such cases, ammonia i> a mucn better stimulant than alcohol. The discovery ol a new tdluri- Ascrepate product ion frotn Min es, Fisheries. Forests, Agriculture and other sources— Sixty Milium Dodars. Kulo riding gels 118, OCO.for roada and 'rails, 'Not enough. Ed.) In a recent parliamentary (itS- uni mineral—ferro-tung state of! cusnioii it was stated that lasl tellurium — is reported. It wasi year's investigation of the iniuer- fouiid iu the vicinity of the (-iranl' a' resources of lhe Canadian Yu- Canyon of Arirona. The partieu- -k°n by goreroment engineers an Gasetto, I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Comiiiissioiier of Lands and Works, for a special license to cut and carry awav timber fr mi lhe followiuif deaoribed lands situated in West Kootenay distriit. Commencing at a pott planted en the east fork of Deep Creek, ,ar e{,ecimen .in(livzcj carrjed |geologists proved that there is upon the Arrow Lake, marked "A. high diver Toluesend from 25 toi"*"*** <* ♦76,000,000 gold contain- 1*2. & A. W's S. E. corner pott: »peroeuttellurium. I"1 ■'■ ■""• recoverable from the thence nortii 40 chains, thence known auriferoii, . ,. -. also Uiat the region undoubtedly contained additional workable placer ground in anas "hich hav* been but Utile prospected. The gold yield of tbeKiondyke or Canadian Yui- • country for 'the pi-.r-i T. wars bai lm. i ur li.tt. .hi N aily 1,700 patent- liuvr ii-en granted since 1833 on toller and ball bearings. Tbo original one was an applj- citi ion f■ >r a grindstone. It is gen- euilli beiievod that Uie must of tliein .ue aot worth the piper they aw printed on. The production of gold in llie United States Increased from 8,910 729 ounce.-, value I at 180,836 048. j in 1904, to 4 265,742 ounoes, rained nt 188,180,711 in 1905. an1 Increase of 355 013 ounces in qusn .i.y and of $7,:il*J Ud-.J in value. In the Cobalt, Ontario, district I ro-peciing is carried on in one if two ways, either in (retching tl.e gronnd tu bedrock or in re at ril g tbe wash overburden by hydraulic ing. The fir.-t method ii not u.-u. ally difficult, ii asmuch as the soil covering the bedrock is of a thickness not greater than three feet, The removal oJ ti.e soil .ulic streams is expensive only iv'ien Were i- a large ninoi.i:' of boulders in -i...* ord iu .iry loos,, sand ai.d gravel ll.at iv.inlii hava the tree ring to it, tbe author «rod1 I, ol necessity . require to live tliere tor n time ;ii li'i.-t. il,* w ml I hare le .*>tiiili- t bs .■!,:...ii*ieri-iii*- if di,. rettero |,.-<. |i!c—luivi* to become run* nf tliein. living llieir dully I ilc ami ibarbts tlnir JOJ-I iiiiiI sn.luivs. lie-would have u. mis withtheni socially nml in :i baainen wav, in sli.irt, I* ri ' Wi HiBiner'' ll- n i|ii,*stioii ol knoiiim- local uaaditloiis. The same reasoning applies to llie •'Leckie Boot" for the Western Miner, the Prospector and the Lumberman. The makers of the "Leckie li'ot" are Wes'ernen with Western experience, Th-y Icincv what to make and how io nuike it. Its not so iini' h a question of price as ofqualitv. Their sole aim is to u ake "a I.citer boot tut the same money"—-and the LECKIE LOOT'is it. J. LECKIE CO. ltd VANCOUVER B. C \— i I Id I Local and General. Tch-phone pole* of concrete arc now being put on the market. It is staled that they are serviceable for to Indefinite period, ex' cept as affected by soil conditions THE ROADS AND TRAILS MEETING. f _ .1. D. Moore, road pupi i/i.tei d- t..l >•; 'i'i.- distri.-l, taJAtf la-Oil Satuid iy to anance for the c i, - jletion of the river bank imjwove- ii.' nt it w u di rided to . xtetid ti..* work some 100 feel below tin* I resent termleal. George Porddred left on Kan- day morning for a short holiday 'rip to the tmtsid.- world. "Billy"Glen dropped jn, ■ day? a*_'o. to renew a few old i ».*ciatioiis. f iv a - west 180 chains; thenc- south 40 -hains; thence east lO't chains to point of commencement. Ucatcd March 29th. 1007. «OT!OB. "f aui I" miiiertl claim, siiua l*»in llie rr..ul like Mining Division of Wpst Koolnii.iv Dlltrlet, Where loi-aled : lit At hfs.l of Silver Cop Creek TAKI-} NOTICI that I, A. K. Jowell, Free Miner's Certificate No. 11881 L'0, intend, sixty <Ja*.s (rem date hereof, to apply to llieMiuing Recorder for u Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of ol. tabling a Crown (iranl of the above claim. And further take iio'ico that action, undcrseclion 37, must he commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Ward. Locators It li stated that a Chicago firm of timber men nre buying all the timber in sight down tne Lardo river and tributaries, Rumor has it that tiny have purchased Ihe Cook mill nt Kaslo. The meeting called lo discuss .I the appropriations for toads and trails, on Saturday nigh', u** largely attended. Hugh McPberson was appointed chairman, and •k C, Murray secretory. The following resolution* were P is.-ed reoommending expendturc-- A. G. FRASER, TROUT LAKE CITY $r>n<n)io clean out Gainer [ceive thsm. Cl.lk. |75 1.0 1 lor t'u* extension of the summit tmil an und by the Wil slow and Main I. 1600 00 f..r tin* improvement of the South Fork trail and t1"* planking oi the bridge John and Lars Larson, wilh their respective wives ami (amilhe arrived in town on Friday fn n. North Daknta, to try their f'*r- Innea iu the Lardeau. Andrew Bowman -their uncle—- came down from tbe Cup to r.- by th.- Triune over (i.iii.i i* Click. peop'e I>nii M.I.ciinati i> having bin billiard and sitting room newly painted at d decorated by Artist A. VV. E Dated tb A.D. 1907. il fltb. day ci March A. To. JOWK'IT. 'I he Silver <'nj> shut down for n short time until nil danger t'i. in simwlidrs is pt st. GROCERIES FRUIT Gents Furnishings HARDWARE j GentsFurnishings ('apt. Pil|>mmoni li expected in about iho 16th. to open navi- .ii on en iln- Lake. aw i 1250.00 lor tbe buildingnf a netv trail up Bheeon * r.i k to the siiiiuuit. JT'i')...) tor a new trail np Healey in ek. 18.000 00 for the maintenance of lhe waggon road between Nni** Mile and Adams's ranch, divided thus:- - f2.000. 00 from Five Mile to Nine Mile, 11,000. Oi from TrOUl I.'ike ir. Five Mile and $1,000. 00 from Trout I. ike to Adam's ranch. 1600, 00 for Iho general repair nii'l brushing oul i f tr.ii's aiicailv built. | . li was also unanimously decided' to mak itrong reprcsentn tions for a special grant of 83,000,00 foi ,\ ,ien I Hindoo was brough. building a troll ou n wagon road down {mm Itevo'stoke o Coma-. gradl lip Canyon Creek, from jirfix a few deyS ago ami ciein i id Gerrard to the Forks. It wasjTiic cctemony was witneiied by it pointed out'the urgent nerd of 'uuml-er of "loeth" innny of eb> ni ilu-' Worl B'ld iiniiiidi.'il. -t.*|. I | il. .! Il.nl ti.cy | ail |1(, p(at de* 'will be tak.u to put tin' matter fre to ntn areiltUlou. before lbs "powers thai b Pred Elliott !• at Victoria this ivci k on n bush tit trip. Ho is • x|" cted home net) wi ek. LARDEAUMINiNG itEVlfiW, TKOUT LAKE CiTV, B.C. =£>Q= ■ ' TheTwoVanrevels Hm* By BOOTH TARKINGTON, at TW CMMtaaaa fr*— Uaiaaa" unl "M-mmIwh* S3 ■=t>Cr fOoutiuueil From Last Week.) "I am to stay here alone?" "Law1, no, ii.ir.sy: Dat lilg Mix run berry, dasa ile bea' frleu' we all got, ■bu home iig'ln, an' yo' pu goln' Invite ber vli.il at de house wlilies In* gone, unto stay a uiout' uftuti Iiu glt buck, too, tot* sin, Lin go to ull do il..Hi's uii' Junketiu'* wld you uud tulk ivld de young incus dut you don' liko wulleu /ou tiilkn wld ilum um doea like" "Whut tllu» will futher come bouieV" "HouieV He lie gone two week, honey!" "No; 1 mean today." "Law', be niu . uiiiiii' buck! Hid me pack do trunk au' eu'y um down to de bout «t tiiiuii. lieu he bid me say rue' ye well an' a line goo-lliy fo' bim. bouey. Suy be thluki you ain't reellu' too wall, soze he won't 'tturb ye bis- ■elf, uu' dut he uueitly do hope you (Oln' have splen'ld time whiles be tral. bllu'." (Nelsou'i Imugluutlon covered many deficit* In his muster's courtesy.i "Say hs reckon you an' oi* Ml/. Tan- berry goln' glt 'long mighty nice wld one'nurr. An' daw wbut me an' Mumle reckon 'spccbually botin' to take place, 'case dat a mighty guy lady, dut big Ills Tanberry, su' -ale frleu' 'er owub faultily Sbs 'u/. a frleu' er yo' nnn.. _■'■, honey." Miss Betty had begun by making ■ preteuae to eat only to please the old mm, but the ruin woman's cookery had aot been unduly extolled, and Nelson luughed with pleasure to see the fluffy biscuits aad the chicken wing not nibbled at, but actually eaten. He was an old bouse servuut; therefore he hud seen many young Indies go through unhappy hours, and be admired Miss Betty tbs more because sbe was tbe lirst •who had Indulged iu strong weeping and did not snuffle at Intervals afterward. He understood perfectly everything that had pussed between futber and daughter that morning. When her breakfast was finished she turned slowly to the window, and, while her eyes did not retlll, a slight twitching of the upper lids made him believe that she wus going over tbe whole scene agulu lu her mind, whereupon he begun to move briskly about the room with u busy air, picking up her napkin, dusting a chair with his hand, exchanging tbe position of the andirons ln tbo nreplace, and, apparently discovering that ths portrait of Georges Meilhuc was out of line, be set It awry, then straight again, the while be hummed an old "spiritual" of which only the words "Chain de lion down" were allowed to be quite audible. They were repeated often, and at each repetition of them be seeinad profoundly, though decorously, amused ln a way which might bave led to a conjecture that the refrain bore soma distant reference to bis master's eccentricity of temper. At first be chuckled softly, but at tbe final lterution of "Chain da llou down" burst luto outright laughter. "Honey, my Law'," be exclaimed, "hut yo' pa de 'eelvln'dest man! He mighty proud er you!" "Proud of me!" She turned to him tn astoulsbment. Nelson's luugbter increased. "Hulu't bo Jin.- de 'celvlu'dest mun? Yessub. hs de sot uppest mun lu dis town 'count wbut you done lust ulgbt. What be say dig muwu', dut Juss bis wuy!" "Ah, no!" suld Miss Betty sudly. "Yes'm! He proud er you, but he teabbul mud at dut uiuu. He hulu't mad ut you, but be gutter cuss somebody. Juss reueb put fo' de nlgties' be kin lay ban's on. ub' dis muwu' lt bap- pen soxe lt were you, honey. I'huh! You ougbter beuru blm lus' night wben he come home, lien It were me. Bless l!od, I slut keerlu". lie weren't mud at me, no uio'u be were at you. He juss mud." Miss Betty looked at the old fellow keenly. He remained, however, up- pureiitiy unconscious of her scrutiny and occupied himself with prepuratluni for removing the truy. "Nelson. Whst Is tbe quarrel between m.v futber und Mr. Vuurevel?" He bud lifted the truy, but set It down precipitately, beudlug upon her a surprised uud Mobered couutcuauce. "Missy." he snid gravely, "dey big trouble 'twlx dem two." "I know " sbe returned quietly. "What i* it.'" "Wbu' fo' you hi me. missy?" 'lie.nils, you're the only oue I can ask. 1 dou't know uuy one ber* well enough except you," Nelson's lips puckered solemnly. "Mist' \ iinr.-i .-I vote Whig, but be Bg'lu Texus " "Well, wbut If be Is?" "Yo' pu mighty strong fo' Texas." "Is thut all?" "No'm, dm uln't bnrdly de begluuln*. Mbit' Vuurevel be u ab'lltloulst." •'Well? Won't you tell me?" "Honey, folks rutin' heuh inos' on 'em Ilk* Mist' VHiirevel so well dey ain't bol* It up sg'iu' hlin; but, missy, ef dey oue thing (opper Cod's worl' yo' pa do desp'ltly uud contestubly deipise, bate, cuss an' outrugeously 'bomlnnle wuss'n a yuller August spldub it ur* 1 a ab'litlouist. He waut stomple '.-in •v*'y las' oue under he boot heel •cep'n dut one Mist' Cralley Gray. Dey's a consldabul iprlnklln' er dem ab'lltlonist 'bout de kentry, bouey. , Dey's mo' dut don' know w'ich dey is, an' dey'i mo' still dat don' kcer. Box* dat why dey go glt up a quo'l 'twix yof pa an' dat man, an' 'rang* ts huve 'rt | on a platfawm de yeah 'fo' de las' eampslgn, an', sub. dey ci.K tie quo'l a I debate, an' all de folks come In f'um de kentry, un' all de folks In town com* too. De whole possetucky on 'em sit an' listen. "l*'us' yo' pa talk. Deo Mist' Van- revel, bofe ou 'em mighty cole uu' civilised. Den yo' pa glt wo'ui up, missy, like be do, 'case be to useter huve bl* own way. 'Taln't hi* fuult, be Jas* calu't help bollerlu' un' cushIh' If uuy- body 'posl. blm. But ttlsti Vaurautl be Juss us sffvvlge, but be stuy cole, W'lOh make yo' p» ull ile hotter. Ho "Honey, but vo'pad* 'otlvtn'destman I" boiler mighty strong, missy, uu' souis de back ranks 'gnu sulekeiiu' ut blm, I'huh' He fa'r Jump, he did. Au' den bluiel.y Mist' Vuurevel be say dut no mnn ougbter be given de pllverlge to sell .in..lie*i- uer to wollop lilm wiil a blucksiiuke, whether be 'liuse ilut pllverlge er uot. 'My bonubul 'pouent,' s's he, 'Mist' Carewe, rep'seut iu bis- self de 'rlstocratlc slave ownln' elnss er de souf, do' be live lu de nnwf uu' 'ploy free labor. Ylt It sea'sely to bo b'llevs dut uuy er you would willln'ly iiu-' linn wid ilc poiviih er life uu' deutb oi :ili yo' own ebllluu. w'ich is i iivli.iiii.ly whut de uluve ow null p'scs-t.' "Missy, you Juss ougbter see yo' pa den! He blue lu de fine an' dance du quadrille ou de bou'ds. He leuve bis eliii'li. glt up uu' run 'cross tu de odder Bide de pliitfuwtu uu' shake be lis' ovuh dut man's beud un' screech out how it ull lies dat de slaves evnb ' ve sieh treatments. 'Dst ull lies, yo' pu'- juli." he holler. 'All lies, you mlsuliul thief!' be boiler. "All lies, un' yo' know It, yo' low buwn slutidair uu' scolin'le" "Au' wid dat Mist' Vuurevel be luff lu yo' pu face uu' ttibii to de crowd, he did, un' suy. 'Yuu reckon dut if dish yub mun a slave owiiuli un' a sieve hud aiiguhcd blm as I huve augubed hint tonight, docs any er you b'llevc tl.it dut Slavs "'uiiiin' be tied up au' whipped tell de blood run an' den sole dowu de rivub tomorrer?' "Well, suh, Vo'se mos' on 'em b'lieve sume as yo' pa, but dut sutnev fotch 'em, un' win de debute, 'case dey Juss nntcbully luy buck uu' roub, dey did, missy. Dey luff an' stomp uu' boiler tell you could 'a' beuru 'em a mild awuy. An', bouey, yo' pu'd a mlllyum times itrulher Mist' Vuurevel a kilt l.lm dun tuhu de luff ou lilm He'd shout a man, bouey, ef be Jass s'pleiuu blm to grin out de coruder bis eye ut bim. uu' to stun' up dub wld de whole county fa'r ii.iiluu' at him it's de God's mussy be dldn' huve uo uhuis wld blm dut ulgbt. Ole Mist' Cben'eth done lining blm bome, un' yo' pa reach out uu' kick uie squirti out'u' de liberry winder soou's be ketch si.-'it er me." The old muu's gravity guve wuy to bis eujuymeut of tbe recollection, uud he threw back bis beud to luugb. "Ue -li"' did, bouey! I'bub! Ho, bo. bo! He sho' did, honey; he sbo' did!" Nevertheless, as be lifted tbe truy again and crossed tbe room to go. hi* solemnity returned. "Missy," be suld euruestty, "ef dut young geliuuu full lu love wld you, w'ich I knows be will ef be ketch sight er you, lemme suy dis, an' pleuse fo' to bu'b lu mine-better huve tiuttln' do wld blm 'tall fo' be own suke, uu' 'bove all keep him fur 'way f'uiu dese p'emlses. Don' let blm come in :i mild er dis bouse." "Nelson, was tbut all tbe quarrel between them?" "Blessed mussy, *ln' d*t 'ueugb? Et dey's any mo' I alu' heurn wbat dut purt were." he answered qu'ckly. but wltb a dogged tlgbteulug of tbe lip* which convinced Mis* Betty tbut be knew very well. "Nelson, what wu* tbe rest of II?" "Please, tnlssy, I got pack jo' |>* trunk, an' It time long ago fer u.e to M at my wu'k." He was huir *ut of lh* door "What was the rest of It?" she ra- p*at*d quietly. "N*w, honey. ' lie returned, wltb a deprecatory Shake of his head, "1 got my own wu'k 'lend to, uu' I uln't ntvub ax uobody wbut 'twas, an' I ain't gola' ax 'em. Au' lemme Jsas beg you toiler d* ole uiau's advice. You da de same, 'case nobody alu't goln' tell you. All I know Is dat It com* lat*r and were SOmep'n 'Lout dat rip rarln i'railey tiray. Yo' pa be sent a rhannelgt te Mist' Vaurevel, an' Mist' Vanrtvel 'fuse lo fight him 'case be luy he den' h'lleve shootln' yo' pn goln' do yo' pa any good, an' he still got hope mekkln' good citizen outer bim. Dat brutig d» luff ou yo' pu ng'ln, an' he 'clar* to Uod ef be ketch Vaurevel on any groun' vr Ihau be shoot blm Ilk* a mad dog. Ton my liv in' soul, b* mean dtm wuds, missy! Dey hud hard 'nougb tlm* las' ulgbt keeplu' blm f .nu teuhin' dal man lo pieces nt d* flub. Vou mu*' keep dut young gelmuu 'way fum b*ub!" "He came home wltb m* last night. Nelson. I told father ao." "Y*s'm. To' pu tole tne you say dat, hut b* reckon you done It to mek blui madder, 'case you mad too. He any be don* ae* dal Cralley Oruy comlu' 'loug de badge wld you." ";!e was mistaken. It wua Mr. Van r*v*l." Nelson rolled bis eyes ftrreutly to heaven. "lien dut young nan ruu plutedly vo he death! Kf you waut keep us ull dis Mde er d« Juwdan rlrub Jun' lit, bim sel fwt lu.ills ludcbho'* tiood when'yo* pn court; IntciT An', boney"—hli voice sunk to n penetrating whisper—" 'fo' 1 do a lick er wu'k 1 go- In' out In d* stable an' git down on my kueos an' retu'n tbauksgivln' to do good God 'esse be hole Carewe street iu de dabkaess lus' ulgbt!" This was lb* speech be chose for Ids exit, but ufter closing tbe door behind blm ho opened it agulu and suld cheerfully: "Soon's I glt de truuk fix f y*' pa I bring 'roun' dut buy colt wld d* »id*- taildle. Yo' better set 'bout glum' on yo' ii.Hu' bublt, missy. De roads ls mighty good dis sunshiny wedduh." "Nelson." "Yes'm." "Do you tli;iil. sucb an attack as father hnd this inuiiilug- Is—dungerous?" He bad hoped for uuuther chuuee to luugh violently before be left ber, uud this completely fitted his desire. "Ho, ho, ho!" he shunted. "No'm: no, uo, honey! lie Juss git sn mud it un-k blui sick! Yull couldn't kill dut mun wld a broiidux, missy!'' And be went dowu the hull leuvlug the reverberations of bis hiiurity be hind Iiiiii Tbe purpose of bis visit hud been effected, for when Miss Betty up I'c.'.ivil upuu the bona block lu her given liiiliit and guuutlets she wus smiling, so tbut only u n.iiinui ur a wise old mun could huve guessed tbut she hud wvpt bitterly thut morning. she cantered uut to the ti.u. opeu Country to the eust, where sbo found soft dirt roads Unit were good for tb* buy colt's feat, und she reached a crossroad several miles from town be- ] fore she was overcome by the eonvle- j tion that she wus a wicked uud UU- I grateful girl. She could not place the I exact spot of her guilt, but sbe kuew lit wus there, somewhere, siuce she fe!t i herself u guilty thing. Tor tbe picture which Nelson bud drawn rosn before her-the utie uiuu Btiin.llng uh.in* In his ruge on the |>lut-. form, overwhelmed by his cniiii young adversary, beaten nu.i mude the butt of laughter for u thousuud. Her futber hud beeu In the wrong iu thut quarrel, and somehow she wns sure, too, he must huve beeu wroug iu the "personal" one us well the uiyster, ous dllH.ulty over function's Mr. Gray, who hud looked so ushuined last night. Whut feud could they muke over blm, of ull people In tbe world? He loo..ed strong enough to tuke cure of bis owu quarrels, even If be was so rlgnr ..: -'y l'.iuii.l I.y ruuebou'-j apron striug wheu it came to a word with uuotber girl. But Ihe eoucluslou thut her father bud been lu error did uot lessen tbe pathetic appeal of tbe solitary figure facing the ridicule of the crowd. Sbe felt thut he always bouestly belltved himself lu the right. She knew tbat he wus vain; thut b* bud au almost monstrous conception of bl* dignity, and reallziug the hltternea* of tbat pub lie httinlliutiou which h* bad under g un- she understood tbe wrath, the uu speuknlile puiu nnd sense of outrage which must hnve possessed him. Aud uow ibe wus letting blm go forth ujion n Journey, bla way beset with the * Inni' .-i of illness and accident, whence be might never return. She wus letting bitn go wltbout seeing bim again, letting blm go witb uo word of farewell from bis daughter. In brief, sbe wns a wicked girl. Sbe turned the colt'* bead abruptly to th* west uud touched h's flanks wltb ber whip. So It fell out tbut as tbe packet fori mill Its passage backwurd from Centre's wharf luto the current th* owner of the boat, staudlng upon the hurricane deck, benrd a cry from the shore and turned lo behold bis daughter dash down to the very end of tbe whriif on tbe well lathered colt. Miss Betty's huir was blown about ber face, her cheeks were rosy, ber eager eyes spurkliug from mor* tbuu the burd riding "I'upu." she cried. "I'm *orry!" She leaned forward oul of tbe saddle. extending ber arms to blm appealing tu u Charming gesture uud, absolutely Ignoring the Idlers ou tbe wharf und the pusseugvrs on tbe steamer, wus singly Intent upou tbv tall figure on the hurricane deck. "1'upa. guodhy. Please forgive me!" "By tbe Almighty, but thut's a flue Woman!" suld tht- euptulu of the bout to u passenger from Kouvo. "I* sh* bis daughter?" "Please forgive rner* the clear voice came aguln. wtth lis quuver of eu- trealy, across tbe widening water, nud then us Mr Cure we made no sigu by word or movement of hearing bar an.l aiuml without tbe alightest alteration of bis attltuda she cried to blui one* more; "tioodby!" Tbe puddle wheels reversed, th* boat swung down the river. Mr. Carew* lllll standing lmmovuble on tb* hurricane deck, while to the gu/.o of those *a tb* ateamer the figure ou th* bay colt at tbv end of tbe wim if l.egau to grow smaller and smaller, fhe was waring her handkerchltr In farewell, snd they could aee tbe little wh!!a speck la tb* distant**, dimmer und dimmer. y*t Out terlng still ns they passed out of sight round the beud nearly three quarters of • mil* below. . lo IU- I'.'iillrineil I THE PARIS CLUBS. lil.■• in.i, in llir .In.l Kiclatltr Ones Is ■ Serli.ti-. llutlitraa. i:ii"li"ii tu Uie exclusive clubs of Paris is n rerj serious business. The proposer uml sis* mi er must not only know iiii about ti.eir candidates, but in- able to bear witness to their oats cedents und eun to tbeir forefather* They mast Wilts to nil tbelr friends uud risk them to support their ...mil date.*.. When the election lnl.es piece, they must not only In* In the room, but approach each member Individually ns he comes up to the ballot Ikix nnd ns*. hm. for his support When the nieinliir bus heen elected he iirrlves tin* lirst day ns a kind of stranger un.l wltb hi* bal In band, litis then forinniiy Introduced by one of ids proposers lo each member m|m< lately who bsppens to ts- in the room 'it the time. (In the second ueeuslou l.e bus censed to lie u stranger and mny tears his hut In tin. Iinll. bul he la still SSpSetsd to go round tlie room with one of Ids proposers Mini be forinniiy Introduced. This lasts for a week, bv whlih lime he Is assumed to know nil I.is collengnes. though n foreigner who Is extra pODCtlllotl* nml Insists ou l.e ing Introduced to every member of the (lull gains considerably In popularity London Nulurdii.i llevlew. WHEN 6 REMEDIES HAD FAILED HE TRIED BILEANS. Now Ha ha* Dyspepsia no More. Strange why people should not try the very thing wliicli would do them good until Inni! Mr. Geo, La Portwln, ol 30 St. I'aiil Ht.. Toronto, tried six different remedies f.»' dyspepsia, haadaohe, and heartburn before be tried Bileana, The sis did him mi good. Hie ins have cured him I He says: "l had heartburn, dyspspsia and wind afler (nod. The nourishment l took deemed to do mo no good, and the pain 1 Buffered wuh very acute 1 tried six different remedial before Bileana, but thev did me no good Wuh Hileiuitt it was quite different 1 found they relieved the flatu- Dr. l.eoiilii'uilt'n Hem-Roid ia a tab cue* and the pain within u low hours, nu.i a .slu.it course resulted in :i complete cure." In every country whore they have been introduced, Ulcus hava quickly taken Ilmt place because of their rapid nnd Us ing cures of Indigestion, liver un.l kidney complaints, anemia, lei.Iridic debility, constipation, piles, femu e ailments and Irregularitl -a, rheuma- Usui, liver chill, etc. Purely I e l.il nn.l containing no nloohol they an an Ideal family medicine. All s'or.-i uml druggist* 'sell at Mo a b ix, o trom the Nile n Co., To ..nt". foi price. 0 boxes >enl for $'2.lib. Jo eph Deny, aged ahout .'10 v.**n i, was kill.-1 b) i Q. T K* express near Chatham. Chiokena, said •n hnve been stolen, and *i whisky bottle, were found beside bis bodj NO DIFFERENCE. Dr. Leonard's H m-Rold cures any form of Piles. Internal, External, Bleidlng, Blind, Itching. S ppunl inf etc., arc simply i ii'iie- of tin stages through which every case will n.is- ii it continues, !'i!es nre cruised hy congestion Of bio I in the lower bowel, and ll • n . *.- an inteiliiil remedy to i."no\v | the curse. Dr. seonhaiili's Hem-Roid is a tab- 1*1 taken internally, nnd lli east> of 'iles has ever been found it failed ,o cine. Money back if i; dOM fail $1.00 at any dealers, or The Wil- gon-Fyle Co., Limited, Niagara Kail . Ont. 14. •FAMOUS GAMBLERS. Old Time London n.iiii.u Clubs aad Their Members. There were three principal clubs- White's, Brookes'aud Boodles'. White's was orlgiuully a "ci.ocolute house" In William Ill's time, but beeunie u private club early lu the eighteenth century and wus used hy the Tories. II wus a club always noted for high piny nud betting, uud very curious some of their bets were, the old wnger hook living still preserved. Brookes' wus Ibe Whig club nnd wus then conducted by that Liberal Brookes, whoso speculutlve skill la hasty credit unit u Ulstunt 1.111: Who, nursed In Clubs, disdained « vulgar trude, Exults to trust und blushes lu he paid. Among tbe members of this club were tho Prince of Wales, und, of course, his lldus Achates, Sheridan, besides ilu- great chnries James i*'ox, who here played deeply nnd wlu.se uiiine ls oft recorded in tlie wager hook, which, however, Is of older dute uud wus kept w hen the chll. wus held ut Almnck'a. "Lord Nnrthlugtou bets Mr. C. I'ox. June 4, 1771. tbat lie (Mr. C. I'.I Is nol culled lo (he bur before (bis dny four years." "March 11. ITT& Lmd Bollngbroke gives a guinea t» Mr. Charles Ko* Bud Is to receive u thousand from blm whenever tbe debt or this county amounts to £171,000,- (Km. Mr. I'ox is iiiii to pay the tl.UUl) till he ls one of bis majesty's cuhlnel." "April 7. 1701, Mr Shell.Inn bets Lord Lauderdale aud lord Tbanet 96 guineas each that parliament will not consent to nuy more lotteries nfter the present one voted to be drawn iu February next"—From "The Dawn of the Nineteenth Century." by John Ashtoli. HE DIED FIGHTING. Hon in Montreal during liHir. four end thu*.* quarter millions of dollarawas expended on buildings, as compared to $7,748,083 in unto Or. Agna*'t Catarrhal Powdtr. — Itev ll II. Main, pastor uf thr I i.i>.. • Km iinuel Church, buffalo, gives strong tes rniio.iy tur and Is a tl*... D*U**_r in Dr. tgiirw's Catarrhal Powder. He has tried .tinny kinds of ., iin-.lo *, without a.ail After using Hr. Ague* a Catarrhal I'uw- I.r 1 was benefited at uncc." are hit. fords. It is a wonderful remedy, ht ■enls. «i ll.inv Hnllett, agei 1ft years, wai- iilled by im- overturning of a .uigoii ai st Catharines -Jintrd's Li...ment Cur** Gargit in Cows. The Manchester Guardian says 'Canada pri.s|iers greatly under or ii bpile ul protection." II is e.isi .,, convince ii woman that on I ue her. but it Is uot so en«y to iie up to it for e lifetime. New Zea- luud Cmpblc. A I ...rf„l ll.lrl The most terrible duel fought at suy time Iu Puns was Ihe oue Let ween Colonel D„ uu old Bonapurtlst officer, lud M de l>. of the (i.-.rdes du Corps, u mere youth, hut or bereuleuu Strength. The two men. lashed togeth er no aa tu leuve tbelr right arras free, were armed with short knives, i>i need In a buck ney conch and driven at a tearing gallop arouud tbe Place de la Concorde. Tbey were tukeu out of the coach dead. Tbe colouel had eighteen stab*, tbe youth ouly four, but one or these hud pierced bia heart. I'rlniT Inula \..|...|..,n Wai Killed I.y llie Zulu.. HOW Prince Louis Niipoleon wus killed by tlie Zulus June 1. 1870. Is told graphically In the book by sir Bvelyo Woo.1. who took purl iu thut war. The little party which tbe prime accompanied wus surprised ami attacked, uir Bvelyn writes: "The Zulus iu pursuit run tirst nfler tlie two whlto soldiers who were on tl.e Hanks, three or four men. headed by Lat.Uliga, following tho prince. Ills boras had Jumped Just us he wus mounting, nud his sword fell out of its BCSbbard. He was very ue- live un.l wus .in,lung on his horse In motion when the wallet ou the front of the saddle broke nivuy, nnd be fell to the ground, being nt this lime only sixty yards behind the (British) fugitives. There were seven uieu wbo nc- tun 1 ly fought tin* prince. Wheu Iain gOlobelS, pursuing tbe fugitive*, first saw Lnl.nngn. he was running nway from llie prince, who was rushing nt lilm. I.iitn.ngii. crouching lu the grass, throw an nssagiil ut bim. The first us- sugnl stink In tl.e prince's thigh, aud, withdrawing It from the wound, he kept l.ls foes ut buy for sonic minutes, lu the native's words: 'He fought like a lion He tired two *hoK but without effect, m.d I threw nn uaaagnt at blm. which struck him. as I snld at tbe time, but 1 nIwuys ullowed '-Hlmngn's claim to hnve killed blm. for bis asaa gnl hit the prince lu the left sl.uulder. a niorinl wound.' " Same (Md -Mills. One or the o.Mc-t documents of tb* will kind known wns that of (Jueen Auatrlglldn. consort or Klug Goutram or Burgundy. The dying prince** ea- Jolued upon ber husband to alay aud bury lu the same grave wltb ber tbe pbyslcluns who hud int.-n.led ber. Another will was thut of n husband wbo forbade his wife's tnurry'ug ou pain of his returning lo hiuint ber. This I* •tult«- different froni that of a woman who Instructed her • m. iit'iis to seek out 'sotiie nice, good, pretty girl" wbo would i.uike an uffectiuuute second wife to ber spouse. It Is a ract Interesting In this connection tbat tbe first Napoleon actually IxMuentbed 10.000 francs to a fellow uauied Cantlllon. wbo had beeu tried for nttemptlug th* usaaaslnatlon of Ihe Huke of Welling. Ion. Maatrree lha u. Hundreds of people bave cured them. solve* of Impedimenta lu apeech. One *>f Inat year's mayors as a young mun used to Dud It utmost Impossible to pro aouiice words beginning with a ".| " K'.ery dny for mouths he used lo wulk across st Juiues' park practicing this lenience aloud. "A i|unutlly of quick* silver quietly ipiartereil In a ipiug nlre." until he cou.|i..*r.*d the Impedl iiient today he Is one of the most itiieut apeuker* lu Kngliiiul London lit Bit*. A lr..l,l. ,„ |a no. Tbey had met In the aubway and lu tbe Interval of pusslng a few* station* had fiilleu tu talking or a lovely wo man Mend who bnd died. "How did sbe dle'r Mo you knowl" he usked. "Hhe nuraei' a Utile niece through an Infections disease, then took It he;self aud died of It." said she. "A strange Providence!' be mused aadly. "She. lovely, gracious, charming, everything to live for and a blessing lo her friends, to die lu order tbat a child might live a strange and unaccountable Provldeui**.'*' >U'i H* "» aa Aalotraaa. A yoin.f; innn once wrote to William Henn llowella fur hla Holograph. 'Ilie ...velist replied III ll typewritten line "Hnve you nought my Inst book'/" The young mini answered. "I have uot. I want to sell your ntito graph III order to get money enough to buy IL" lleaaimalile llri|u.,i. "The trouble." anld the dentist na he probed SWaj nt the aching molnr with n long, slender Instrument "la evident !.i due to n dying uerve.." "Well." groaned the victim. "It's o-k-ii lo you to treat the dylug with n mile mora respect" i.ooU aad n.tomt Tb* subject of uncvitora Is often an Interesting topic of conversation. A lady extremely proud ef her mother'* family created a aeuaatlon and mad* her listeners wonder a llttl* wben she remarked: "My father filled many re- ■ sponsible positions. We all bar* tb* greateat reapect for blm. My father ; waa a good mau. but"-and a certain i atltTenlug of tb* shoulder* and an added expression of flrmuess In tb* good lady'* face added Importance to i her cnhoiusiun -"my mother wss en Osgood!" The I Inailoii M*-s Milium one cm. he very hup ny In tills world with henlth and mon* •*i llenilbroke—Then let's he iniide one. I hnve the health uml you have Ibe money illustrated Bits. DODDS \ KIDNEY; //, PILLS M.n |* Mara*. Women are more prone to deceit than men. I'n.m the time wben Bcbebera rade told her lord 1,001 lies to keep tb* noun, It bas been tb* accepted way. And the men. not tbe women, are tb* most to bin me. It I* what they like, snd they get It-Good Words. Love I* Intoxicating. It ta said What ■ good thing It Is tbat marriage bas a tendency to sober s wan. -Terr-all (Tex.) Transcript. Th* lir.i Dsann. People bave danced for thousands 0f year* aud will probably continue to do ao for age* lo come. Thi* custom I* of ancient orlglu. The first peopl* to dnnce were thu Curetc*. who adopted dauclng a* a mark of rejoicing lo 15-13 ti. C. lu early time* tha Greek* combined dancing with the drama, and In 2a B. C. pantomimic daucea wer* Introduced on lhe Itoman stage. At Ibe dlteovery of America thc America,, Indian* wer* holding tbelr rellglou*. mnrtlal and social daucea , ,.,,.,i.ei. tli* Ele-ralor Mat*. New York elevator opcrutors hav* I dislike of tbe word "uext." **lt Is too confusing." said oner maa -Tor example, two men stepped Into my car tb* otber iluy. On* snld, 'Flftt floor.' The otber suld, 'Next.' 1 stop ped nt the second floor and waited und waited for the uiuu wbo bad ordered •uext' to get oft. He flew Into n rug* '1 dou't wuut this floor,' be said. 'I ■aid the sixth flour. Didn't the othei fellow say "l-'lftli," and didu't I saj "Next," aud Isn't slith next nfter flfthl Huh?'' "Tbe following day one pnaaengei culled out, "lhUd Moor,' nud the othei suld 'Next' nt the same time. I thought 1 knew my busluess tbut time. 1 bu* tied the third floor iiuiu right up to lib binding und took Ibe chup who Wanted 'uext' ou to the fourth floor. He win ungiy n!so 'Whut did you bring uu up here fur wheu I wusu't looking'/' bi thundered. 'Didn't you beur me suj next?' 'Ves,' suld I. 'but tbo other mm snld third'-- 'I dou't give a tup,' suld be, 'wbat tlie other uiuu **ld. Wt were thou ou lhe lirst floor, uud whet 1 suld next didn't tbut mean secondl rn report you for Inattention, thut'i whut I'll do.' "And thut Is whut be did do," sighed tbe operator, "Clearly the word 'next ought tu be ubullsbed." Your Doctor Can cure your Couph or r-j* no question about thut k3 why go to all the trou'bl.T; inconvenience of looking him and then of having his pr**.""* filled, when you can men -J"** drug store in Cnnailn and I? a bottle of SHILoil's cffll for a quarter. Why pay two to five doll. when a twenty.fiv« bottle of SHILOll w mil c«m| CUt Ml i quickly ? Why not do it hundred, j thousands pf Canadian, J,! done for the pust tliirtv rl yeara: let SHILOH |„. ^ tor whenever a Cough or Su appeura. ""■ Shiloh will cure v»,i htliA druggist* back up thi, ,„;, " with a positive guaraniw The next time ;,„, (,'»»,,a Cough or t old cure it »,!(, SHIL0] KHEUMATIC AGONY. Nothing Reached tha Root of ths Trouble Until Dr. Williams' Pi ik Pills Ware Used. "I suffered almoal untold agonj In.m rheumatism, Kor several weary u>..mh~ I was confined lo bed I had the best ol nie.ticril I real menl l.ut nothing teemed to reach the ."ot "i iht diaeaac until I used I'i William-' I'mk Pills These hsv an- p'e'elv restored mj health " Tin .iiong eii'plii.'ic i-tii'eii ent la mada I.y Mi- I: in i Morrill, Woodstock.N s . n lady «ii" Ienl practically been given up :,.- iucu,ali!c li\ tfoCtOIS sin* luitliei -ity - "I suffered for ovei in" i mi - snd rheumatism -•■• i I t i.e Dimly Implanted i- my system \t the OUttiel I WSS able to nlleiul lo iiii household duties, bul sl night I -off *i'*'l ihe gres .-1 pain I .it i.in*,, began to ink.* medicine hut mj ■i.n.iit in., net un ii\ gen worse l »:i attended by a .-mIiuI doetoi bul a i ultimate y force I i" remain In bed -iiiteiin*.* iinioii agon) «.-ii every movement. Finally the doctors told in.* tin li-naMe was incurable One day I wee advised t-i lr| Di William*' •'.ilk I'lll- ru„l | dec .led I" .lo P.* ^-ntly the paint "ele not (••• ■ ■ ■>- and I began m bei mysell g.i.'.ig Shortly after I met able '•• lo about, and in less than tin.*. ■ '"■nili- I Ml perfectly well Km - lis condition my thanks me giui.* fully .In.- lo Hi Williams' I'mk I'llls " Ki Williams' Pmk Pills ouie.l Mrt Morrill I.y driving the rheumatic poison out ol hei bio.si Thei in-tin,lly make DM blood Thei don't bother wiih me.e Min* * They go nght to tbe r. id of the trouble n tl.e blood Thai is **in tli.v hive cured the »or-t case., ,u anaa.-ria (bloodlssi e*.. hen.la.- e- uinl lucks.-.us kidney Iroul.l *. i digestion, neuralgia nervouaneee huh the tpeciol ailments ol girl, ami noiiieii «boas blood supply beeomei iieiik. scu.ity or irregular' Bold hi all medicine deoleri <u l.v* moil at .'Sic a bol 01 -u Im.j,.. lot $-2 M.Ii,an the III Williams Melicitie i Brockville, nut Charged «Ith bignm n,| .. ii nh having Uml ii , '••■II ll'd'tcil |'|. l.l I li il". Illllii. Ill,'I U , i\ yeai - in the pot \lil*l In The.i \. | ■ Vegetable Pills sre i... uuiii ,„> action. I hey do m.i I llie -loiiiacl i there as "-> mant p i. |j due, tl.e in.i-t delicate I iiiiiunit fern "i ui.|' * ml -■ rhey can. loo. be .i.linini.ternj 1 children without imp ti.c |- nes which follow lhe I ... carefully prepared lie* neu ordnance diiioiy on tlie poi'. MWl |."i iliiill of Jel-i'l i r^ ieaia ioi even *.. '*.! I - I he Nova Bcotia -a\ - •| o nsi lei Mis vi: I lhe hl-.M linlmem m I gilt IIIv loot liioli I I.allied ll well mil. MlMki I.INIMKNT and ii an •\.*i nest do) YOIUS ll' T ti M Ml I: ■ Toiiv Bain, a loreigm coke "ie., m I'm.. iiberatelj undi I i tell intu Hm- l»-«l ol inn net lo death A Oa>t«l «l Paar.i I.r I l I'mrapple TatdrU wt.ul.t •"llo* t«> 111* lll.h*.MI'< hr Would hut trst thru . -/•HlObt* urm. io 1'iri.i. tli uf stomach disorders I'i . ! , iilating digr-tion At) I prarls ' In t Ih.i. and .1.*. .111. Kisommriidrd I.i ^bi.ui»ii. *4 DRINK MORE, EAT LESS. *•*«,<-» WmMhmee mum iUismot_p OWM, I-' l'U.« and Nrur.l.l. Ir |....|.le »"iil.l take lea* nulrltloo and drink mure water, (here would l.e lean rheuiniitisiu. gout, eexeuin uud neuralgia lu Ibe world Tbe luuit rre i|llenl cause or llu-s.. ileruiigeiueul* I* an eici-aa or uulrltlrc uialerlula Tbe blood la aunburgnl with aulta that ure nut ueeile.1 iu Ibe listen. The doclora are trying to remedy these diaea-Mr* by glvlug *ouielblllg to eh.i....ilt.- tl.e aulla. auch u* purgatlvw, dluretlca ntnl solvent* or various kinda The rational wuy, however, to cur* aim, nlTi-i'lloui I* to (top the cause lirink more water; eut leaa meat and co.uentrutiil fooda. Thi* abut* off tbe aupply or urate*. In lb* Used. Tboae wbo lake active eienlae In U PO* air every day require a greater amount of nutrition Not only do they uae up lhe nutritive material* lu muscular exercise, bat the sooal of migeii Inhaled beeaaoo ef their scfJv- Ills* tlioriiiighly OfldlSSS lb* urate* nnd (hiingea thi-ui lu uren. If lhe blood la leaded with urate* they nre \rry likely to cryatulllie. mix-i-lnUy In thoaa portion* of the body Where Ibe circulation la tbe least and lhe temperature I* the lowest, auch ■* tbe elbow*, au klea. U.e loes and anger*. I'link more wuler; eat leaa food. Thia I* a prescription thai I* worth more io stub people tbuu ull ll.e drug* In lhe world. Mliul off lb* »oiin-B of urate poisoning and the effect* of unite |. "."mug win disappear,- i.i ehuuge. , c III- majesty th.- pointed loose Henn \t Hit ie. eller-gei.ei , B , io represent Canail. ning ring '".lim Itch. Mang*, Prairi* Scratchtll •vary lorm ol contagion. Itch > man or animal, cur*d in 30 m" by Woltord', Sanitary Lotion. Th* Thi Br« William UeKerroll . lied .1 OUaws II* >arly Millers in lh* ' ti ll t ■.■••inr there in l-i K ilieiimi.i ig>* while tiling ' train .- ■ ei * -mg m hS I h "tl. Ins lei-- . Ut role een lieii.i'di'iu-e la the tramiull hablta* linn nt man. and rlgtitcoiianeaa ia his ■'.might path —Menl *ua. t lady writei "I was enabled to leiiu.ve ilu* coins, loot nnd branch, by tin* use oi Holloway'i Com Curs Other, who Imve tried || hnv.* the -aiiu* expsrlsncs, A PaaalrS Aalbar. Wheu Alplioiisc I iuu.lei brought out "Sappho'' uu Anicrl.iii, ptibllahltiR bouae llut laaiied rellgioua lamka. not knowing Ita character, offered M l.ui. i del a large auui for advauce IbeetS of the work, lie accepted the offer, nnd the advance aheeta nere aeul. When the publliber* recelvi*d Ibeiu they ile id*,: that ihey could not Imuo lbo liook. and ihey cabled to lb* author. "Huppbo' will nol do." Thi* dispatch pnaded Daudet. II* eomulled with nuuilier* of friends, and thi* wn* the conclusion nt which they eventually "Hived: "Hnppho" In French I* (pelled wltu one "p"-"Hspho." after lhe Greek laahluu. lu ICngllili It |* spelled wllh two An um.Niiaiiy acute friend |ioliil ed this out to Duudel. which much ru- lleved tbe novellal, and be cabled buck I lo the publlabera. "Hpell It will. tin. ' P's." It la uewllea* to atate i.o.i the I publlabera wera more astoolabed at UnuiiuiH reply tban h* bad been at tbelr cable dispatch. * Or. Slocum's Brut Tori md Disease Destroyer] PSYCHINI i A iraoaouaciD ai a,,* Used in Thousand! of Homes in Canad] TH08K WHO don't know what la and what il doe* are wking THOSP. Will) do know whal I* and what it •! •• are uaing t regard 11 as their beat phi»i. .•••• | Inend. , , THOHK WHO um- it are bring .pi ' and permaiientltr cured ol all I"' •■' llin-at, rbe»», lung an*l ni ' trouble* It la a •.ienuOc tu* m lion. dcalroTing all .liseaae gen. • ' Mood and ay-Kern It i* » » ' uuiii* and •ysiei.t huihluii '* ■ ; la a certain cur* lor Bronchial Cat Chills and Ft Dlfflcal' IrralkJj Ceoera Wr«kw--^H r*_*i* "roabl"m rickl* sypriit* Heasrrbafti. Klgkl Swcaii. C*a,n«pl..a. Catarrh of ts* Sismsch. C0UCBV U CIIPPI, Celdi, Paeaateala, Sreatkltis, Catarrh, Weak V.ii.. SUeplessnesi, Nerveasaess, Helarta, Aaatmla. All thee* diaeaMU ara terloat in < mltta, and II not promptly t utel t •arly ttagta are th* rrruin l<" t'ii.iauri.ptmn in ita moat tern* •• I I'av In ae compien and .-ure* ' ""' lion, but It U much eiuilrr and W prevent IU devalopinant hr ""'"' chin*. Here ia a sample ol th.".-*1 Toiunlarv and una..In ited atair. ■■"•» all over Canada: Ur T A Slorum. l.tmllrS' (lenllanirii -I Ienl II m*» diilf l" *""" et iht rrnarkabla eu'r iSw-uwl I'. • ' '*' aad DiumuUI'.n wlits-h hart rotat 'itttt frtott.) 'ibmei .ftli'in ll.f.sii"" -'*'," j ■■ llbtrt Tuwuariul, Haiti ini*»* •"'', MrSa*/. all ol Shrlburat Couni' "*'* aoun.'M lif iht l«l inrdhtl m". '"J. ttu>....iiiUna and lalMln.'..rlbl->s»l "VTli lttil.nl ll"-ll,« -.1*1 Thsf 11 —I I" (>intoiil.l"ii ti a rli-r ara now In foe" I (mi It a 'tun I owt to tiifftrlii, > * -Sal* llirt* ti.u lor tha btiitll al ttAt trua tkli i*riiiiii dlnaaa Vuur, ftrr trait. part in I skis The diet tbri •rtl the acrti wim rtrf Ir.ilf. .,_ ,i I LSAnPIR llrgSN/l« >\{ Ottmn Hum*." Psychine, pronounced Hi-kreu- -* sals al all up-to-date dealrra " . drugglat or general itora i-aiu.-'t •Jn. tou, write Dr T. A. Blocuui, Liiuils* ing Htiu*t Wwt, loronW. W. N. U. No W* LARDEAU MINI NG REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY. B. C or him«[ -'ripiinl htothl nlil,:, I CUM c-t-da i ■ liii|| >y-M >rCo« and ij I h-nagl ■>vo 11 I I'lllj 'YOUR CHILDREN ANY SORES, RINGWORM OR ULCERS? I WILL SURELY CURE I a few install.*.-« ol Zniii- ■iiiK power: I'lii Kihlir'n iii one family in ^Bh have been cured uf Berl- ,i| '■jit.e.'iHi'H b.v Zitiu-ltiil, ■linn* I'.lliff. of Sl. John's ^■lini'l County), saysi "My Hi Kind of rush ou hiMheiiil ■bt of small nil ipoti nml I I npplied Znin-Hiik end Blli* I with the I, suit." (ring, of l.otiKfor.l Mil k [am-Buk > n wonderful ingworm, I tried every- 0 I.I he Ihouglll Of, hill pa able tu cure until Zittii- i II Ih a tim* remedy." Hgei of South Cole, Sank., jl used Zam-Buk mi baby'i I, they ip>l eliille.l. will. Jesuits. It is Ibe h <st Imw lor l.uiii.s. inul hIihII Znin-Hiik in lhe house." Kmu Hk iu particularly adapted Hr ami lender skiiiH. ll i I ull mineral soloring mat- ^■l.iu al Iill. I.en.l* pi,i h irbal It licnl ' nt * l.uriiH I Bbl"'1 ciiiipp.-.l plan. I'Hhoiiii. i, ,i Hri'c'l veins, piles, senliii' Au im embrocation i. ! hi..i*ii.-m. .-,'1 iuch. neural- fobbed »ell on in the ('lies kd col.l eases tlie tightnesi l||. |g(tiMS uml stoies se'.l l.l pout free from the i-Buk boxes ■■ni Toronto, for »2.rsi. (er price ■ema,governor ol the polit- . on Vasili ()-tion illu.-il In... killed in ii ,* main Iln- Island Bget li.*,- passed the cham- eptiiie.s ol Pranoa aftei a el.ate play ness. the oni -as The" er ■■ to u'lv » .. cove I from rvernoi liala turprised a lies] meeting Qovemor evelri! otli.M. weic killed. MOTHER'S PRIDE. i'- greats*) pleasure [a u, het little one- bright ' ml healthy; TU<* well child ln| to the l.o.ue. hm tl.e | I- a regular little tyrant *es of llahy's Own Tablets I the sickly child well, ■.. oi.hI .lose mil prevent sick- here in nothing to equal { lets us a cu.e fur stomach i I troubles. Tbey make easy, break no oolda, sxpel ..ml cute -simple fevers wn Tablets an* sold under uitee of n government an* It io contain nn.. particle -.1 lliey never do haim nj Mrs (i M. Kernel. 'Iiu*.*. Out . say- "I hnve Own Tablet* to my -line he m, h week old. I 'ini'i lii"iri a -pleii'liil At eleven tnOOths he om i tweiity-rn pounds ■t» are sold I.y •Irucci -'s II at 'St cents a box (rotn William* Medicine I ■■. le. Ont. THE "LIVING IN" SYSTEM. liar,I.l.l,,, of Hliou A..I«Ibi,1« |„ !••„„.. iiaii iin.!...«» Uoaaea, "Shop assistants" nud clerks In re lull and wholesale bouses and slmlla. eitabllsbineuts iu Bngland often en dure great hurdshlp on account of the aurvlviil of the medluevul "living lu" rules by which they cut, sleep uml work ull under the suniu roof. \ deter mined effort is uow being n.u.ie to do uwuy wltb the evils of the system. J. Mnephersoii, general Moratory of tlie Union of shop Assistants, quotea Dr, Norman Ken* uh fuiiowH: "it is itupot Hibie for me lo iind language atrong enough to convey u hundredth part of lhe mlaehlef which 1 huve seen nrlse from tbe excessive hours of labor or shop aaaiatantl who have been under my prolesslomil care. The greut length of tlie h nils in work I have seen break down Html.*,, constitutions, seriously aggravated us the evil tins been by the dyspeptic misery und dlseuse Induced by tbe necessary bolting of rood through the rtir too short period allow* ed lor meals." Secretary Uacpherson writes: "The following house rules Indicate the 'ho like' iiiili.ro of the ikvoiiiiiiiuIii- tion priivldi-d. not only for young people, but eqoslly for adult men ..ml women: Wo pictures or photos ure to dtatlK'lire the Walls, Any one au doing win i barged with ths repaint, All bedrooms must be cleared by 8 a. ill. On Sundays heilrooius to be cleared by 10:80 a. in. nnd not entered nguln tlil 12:80 p. in. Assistant! must not leun out of the Window or loiter lu the pus suges or doorsteps or pavements neiir the house ..ml nre on no necouut to bring strange* < int.. the house. No flowers Ii) be put It, water glusses or bottles. House door Is closed lit 11 p. m. fius turned off fifteen minutes Inter. Any one Inning i, light nfter thut time will be discharged.' "TbHt the employers will not relinquish auch u profitable source of revenue without a itTUgglB Is obvious." the aunie ottlclltr continues, "lake the fob lowtng iitusirniion. An employer imhimi- nmi feeds a sinir of BOO assist- nnts. lie decides to reduce tl.e 00*1 of brenkfnsls to the extent nf 1 penny a head per diem. This economy In housekeeping gives him uu sddltttmsl pmfll of CT0O i*.".,800) i. yeur on Ihe (_*Seep*ling of one meal ulone. The iniforl.liii.tc ass-lKln.it, 'Wbo cun leave If he doesn't like the foist provided.' must deplete his uicuger WOg* lo buy extra final to satisfy hunger or toteui|it the pnlnte tu swiillow the uni.ppeil/.lni; fare provided by tlo* nnn" 'n i • Hughes ul Toronto, has letter Irom Alfred |foeO> tiy that be hns ii.-ruly cun- irrangsmsnts (<•■ i return the I'mtwd Stales und Ca- U-ilchers to Itntl-h tehoola POShO, chiel id the seclct n! tl.e palace ol tbs aultanol has ••••lue lilt" selloiis c .11- Itli the Herman StlllllSS] fl Linimtnt Cur*i Diphtheria i Pergvsoa ol Port Rope, id ll'ijeil to dentil ill tils ii.iserii.i.* ihack which w.- lhi a companion named Hill Toi id ind ■j.i i | meeting >*( lepre ent-itive. .| final. Valley railway ti uk- nrltchmen mul gota tenders, i.sidveil in mnke a demand company f"i nn Inersa • oi •ni \l|.|-('i.l,sllllip'IVe Svlllp Is lo'.' ul eX|H*lt clielnic.ll ex- Ill-, i,mleit ikeii lo discovei ii l.itiv.. of Inflammation <J Ihs i.i consumption, by destroying thnt develop these dis- |l,iul IHI the world with pill lil.jec's hnpeiessh -liicken • •I tins Syrup will prevent i nnse>|iienfea ol neglected A trial, which COStl onlv i'i iill convince vou that this i« 5ACRED THREADS. 4 Madera Samson. I'oaseoaeil of Kuinsoullke strength. Albert Fisher of Quebec snved Ills life by h i* ii.ink.1* •* exhibition of his pow er. Fisher whs employed nt a stmie crusher, and hla duties consisted In feeding rocks Into the Inure machine To aid this he stood on u platform Jii'l above the crusher. He had Just drop isl n Ilfly |M>und bowlder Into the machine when bis foot -ilppisi nn.l he fell headlong Ind ween the steel Jnws No person was near to stop tl.e en glne. Itrii'Iiik his shoulders against the steel crusher*, which were slowly closlna. :hc sturdy workman exerted ull his greal strength lu one powerrul effoit For a nioineiit tbe niueblue stopped, then the massive aides drew npiirt. aud llnally there wa* a reudlng of the steel Joints, und the cnisher fell to p'.-ei- I'ln! utelphla North A inert can. Ir.aal Klae LmhM. A few yenrs ago Klug Iysopold of tbe Belgian* made a Norwegian tour aud lu due course drove overland In a cbalae to Stavauger. where one of tbe large hotels waa stirred by tbe uewa that It wa* about to be favored by roy al patronage Tbe dinner hour of tbe other guests wus puatpuued In order lhat tbe king might bare tbe huge din lug room for bl* sole uae, and other preparation* werv made for tbe ade q-OStS entertatnuieut or bla majesty Tbe auiiiptuoiia rvpaat wa* *erved lu style, npparently to tbe king's complete satisfaction. At the eud of tbe repaat he l.iN-k.iiied to the inaltre d'hotel and without a won) handeil blm In settlement I tourist's ciiii|)ou Kveu when ou pleasure bent Klug I.euiwM ba* a frugnl uilii.l Ufkt t tr nis tne bl'i IIS, a Wara br IS* Thr** laalaa •I tb* I,In.l.,.,. ond thread of ibe Urahman* la rn. II I* * .lisle dlstlii. lion at an early age aud never wltb. It must i.i. made by a u aud abould coualat of Hire* each or „ different color, for yard* lu length, doubled nud together twice, the end* lied It must be worn next tlie er the left shoulder. hanging the thigh on the right side. .*.- caatea of lhe Hindoos are ^il-lied by lhe material of these cotton for the llinhiiinus. r the warrior* and wool for Ibe Tho I'ursee* nlso wenr the Mucin!, and hoys nt seven nr imi.si.si win. it. the threads iiik iiiuiie always or niiers or i tree. Monler Wllliama de tbe aacrc-d girdle of lhe I'nr iiiinle of seventy-two wisilcn fori,iini: n tint tin nil. which Is three times ii round the body In two peeflllar knots. Ibe *e which I* known only to th* ee ot "medicine cord*" la coin- long Nortb American Indians fluke deseriiies those worn hy Idles, These coualst of one, re* and four atraud*. tu which io Ind slu'iis. feather*, beud*. >sinl, sin red green atonea and Hides, doubtlesa employed tyin frartloal. did ah* suy wben lb* heart Bead lu love with bar'/" Iwanted to kaew If b* carrM I luauranoe." H..I Mra af Ibe Weat. Henrcher* for real weatern color with which to Illuminate their tales of Ihe frontier have tor some time Iwen eoiiiplnliilng Hint ull the snap aud gin Ker of tl.e old life In the west bnd ib- put led. To a certain extent till* I* true The genuine Indiana have near I, all followed the buffalo over III* ill vide into the happy hunting grounds of the (ireat Spirit The tiiinlern cow I. <r U less careless wllh his shooting Ir.m sud his branding Iron thnn he was In llie old days, but It la an error to In* lleve Ihut all of the plcturesi'iie del lllry which asi* color lo early days In the west hss Iss'ti eliminated. The had mini wltb Hie gun out ou the frlni;.* of clvlllaallon ls rnlly aa bad ns hla predecessor of i-Hrller yeur*.—Port inn.I iiregoniun. Mark That Tells Trad* natkad thui in . tai-Mir of *,[.,, ULn naaa VtvmtttA mum... u*n tail childna. Fora I iltsd. Detlcn sr* kutiion/.d to It,i... iiul.iilly and .t oui am. aay Pfa-Aagle g.i aMQl faulty ta autarial «r ai a k 1 a *. SOI Pen-Angle trademark (in red) on every Pen-Angle garment, tells you it will lit and won't ahrink, —your own dealer so guaranteea it. Underwear thu* trodemarked ia softer, warmer, more flexible, better wearing. rC LB JE7 TTmmml UNDERWEAR William Whiioiey bequeathed *■''..- nou mm in provid* almahouse* and lion,... |,,i |i„. U|,t,j .,„,| deserving poor A si Psteraourg dispatch t the London Times says ii is reported Llmi here are prosneete ol a matrimonial union between the Imperial fniuili.'s ..I Qermany and Russia Son ething Thai Should be Rubbed In Whenevei pain ih f.-lt in tic* Iiml.- rn back. take Dr. Thomas' Rlectric nil; pout ,i little in iho lun il, inul appli ini- it io ilu- lurfnee leiieitii which the pain Hsa, tub briskly. If tin* tirst applicationdoeg not iiffonl relief, which is not umi illy the case, keep lulilllli;' Tin* nil will gradually penetrate to the affected pari and reliei will come, Tin* H-iiiiiiiiiii railroads un* buying coal in Australia ami thipping ihe United Btatei i"i uae in it t. locomotives on line* of the tystem HOW'S THIS? W'« i.n.r Oi« Huudrad Dollars Raward for ..r .•a ol Catarrh tha. eaunot ba curad bj Ball'* Oat- arrk (Vr. I. J. CHKNEY I ... l.■«■!.. " W>, lha .oi.Ui. a-n. I. ha.a knows I J. Cianar for tha laat 1ft .aara. ..4 baltaia hla parfactlr hoa- oral.la i. all baalnaaa traoaa t.oni ... flnan^lail; al.la lo ,-arrr out an obllgalloaa toads by hit tin,. Waldiso, Kissas A naaria. Wbolaaala llruulau. lolado, 0. Ilall'a I alanh Cats i* t*«an lataraallr. aotina lirocllr upon tho blood au 1 aucoaa aurtacoa of tha •jataa. Taatlaoolala aaal fraa. Priae Ue. mr tmitlo. Sold br all DruMlata. Tata Ball . latullr I- 11a tor ssilKla. Pttrthei isrioui ronsequeneea ire expected In the Chlneac famine dis- trieta utiles. Immediate m.i la forthcoming, oi i.tnif to atste depart. menl sdvioea Minard's Liniment Curei Distemper. \\ I... I.rl. lu.l Volef "Iio you aee thnt uiau tliere';" r.** maiked n burlier to a customer lu In chair. "Well, be has bud one und the -....,<• Job fur the pnst forty-seven yenrs ami hns been married ull thst time Slid his wife has never ut any time •luriiiK that period known whut salary her husband was getting. The wife -*ts so much h week nud uo uiure ami baa neier been able to lenrn whut '.nnnnl of BMMtay ber liusbuud bus i*is*n rvcelvlnn in exchange f»r his I.i bar. Now, wh.it both'-rs me Is which ibould iiH'e the diamond dtsdal—I say 'liun.ond. na lu Ibis case the llne-i would teem to be needed—tbi* uiau for being able to so long i'in!!,* a woman's curiosity or the woman for surviving so long au unsatisfied curiosity." Kidney E.uorlniant Then* a no linir for . »,s-niii. min* *b»„ m'n di-r..>ri,.| lhal you are a lictlni nf i«.iiii* ..ue frn. or another nl kidnev dia.a<«< Lav hold • ■( the irratment that ilioimands hate piii,i.-.l Ih.ir fatrh to and hsa .ure., <|iii.l.li tin.! periiianell.lv S«,iith A.iiori • an Kidnev Car* stand, prt-riniiiciit m -lie »,,rld of ini.li.iiM a. tha kldotrv auf f*r*r*i truest fm n.i it '. be a*atl*aiaBlr LruparS. Th* chet-tab bu* a repututlou as on* of tbe most geotltuiuuly uf beOOtS, A ■tory from Uotacaumud ihowa whut fine Maimers tbe aulinal his. Thr** Calcutta visitors to tbs bill tuition were out on a tramp when they were overtaken by a thunderstorm, iccotfl nanled by ibeeta of rain. They spied u cave ln tbe aide of Ibe bill, and into It tbey ruibed. Wben tbe rain stopped tbey cam* out aad, to tbelr aurprtsa found s cheetah lifting licking the heavy wet off bia waistcoat and Ids paws. It waa bla enve, but rather than deprive hla visitors of tbelr shelter the polite creature had sut outside In tb* driving tempest With u friendly mew and gracefully wugglug his lull, the cheetah bade adieu to bis guests nnd walked with dignity Int* his bouse. The "Hake" *f Aaaeiir*. A lamdoli writer calls C.enernl Mlh-s lhe "llubs" of Anierlcn. lu describing Ibe famous soldier this writer suy« "Despite his valorous record mid bis sixty seven years Ile Is a lleiin Hrnm met' With his perfectly fittliia frisk ■■oat, gray tie. gray suede glovea. Inn spats. Inn wntstcnnl and gleaming put ent leathers, this grlxxled canipnlgner ild give points to any lliirlincton Bertie. He la remarkably bnnilaonie too Wllh hla Itomnn nose and pulnlcd chin, hla upturned eyebrow* nnd inns techs nnd hla piercing eyes, he re iiluds one of au engle scenting Ita nrey from afar. It la a soldier's fuce mul tl inn's wbule aipect I* mlllta rlsui n laonlflmL***' , 11 i-i. Flnanc*. "Pny." Is'gi„, Hui loughs, "lend me a live, will you-" "s*e here, replied ktorkley "it you'd onlv ■••• >'l'ni "M" ' "'> >'"" wouldn't hnve lo borrow Irom your Intnl. " "Hut by hollowing lion, my In Is \ du save my own mom > Profitable Municipal Ownership The report ol the Wnteil.si, (Int. Wuter Con.mission shows Hint Ihut j body closes the year Willi h prohl ol ll.Ml, (liter allowance has been mad* , (or interest, sinking fund, lepims mnl depreciation Ths plant repiaaaiil* au UaVuatUiS.il ul llB.UOO ' Haw te -» aaiS tm l.lleralare. The t|uali(les which I consltler most conducive to success In literature are imagination, coupled with ti great knowledge of the world, concentration. Ihe wlllingneis and ability to work In.r.l. a considerable knowledge of business nnd a llrm determination to Ignoro the Instructions of literary and other agents with regard tn whut tho reading public may I* supposed to require. If any author once loses his in dependence In writing be mny lie call rsl finished, so fnr as any career ll In l|IU'Stion.—Julin i l|Mxr. ""'■h.-s. Cold son the Chest Ask your doctor the medical name for • cold on the chest. He will tay, "Bronchitis." Ask him if it is ever serious. Lastly, ssk him It he prescribes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for this disease. Keep in close touch with your family physician. A Wn fOIUfc »mr fnrnvlM tiers Wa ...... aleekel fl.a eer aeSleleee Wa erfa re* **e eeaaalt yeur *eeter ▼ben you tell yeur doctor about the bid taiie in roar mouth, Ion of appetite far breikfnl, ind frequent beidicaei, ind when he leei your coiled tongue, be will aay, " You ire bilioui." Ayer'a Pills work well ia auch esses. .Itbot.O.AtuOo., LemUi.lt A Dorse with a Strained Shoulder is aound oa a dollar in 14 hours after you rub the lore spot with Fellows' Leaning's Kstence. it gives instant relief in all coses of Strains, Humes and Swellinga — drawa tl.e pain right out — strengthens the weak back, shoulder or knee. Whether you bave one horse or twenty, accidents are liable to happen any tune. Keep a bottle of Fellows' Leeming's Essence bandy ao you can bave It when needed. 50c. a bottle. At dealers. NATIONAL 0RU0 A CHEMICAL CO.. LIMITED, MONTREAL. RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION. All Provinor. ot Canada Share In Sixty Million Dollar Development —Thousands ot Miles ot Steel. The yeai Hsu; mil go on record un ouo ol extraordinary expansion in railroad building. Without taking electric rouds i.'.lo account, it ia estimated -.Iini 3,31-1 miles of new tuil- way ure unde. construction in Canada, ui uii approximate coat of tu millions, 'lhe actual construction of these lines will probably est forty* loin millions, the other eighteen millions being spent in equipment lllllles J. Hill 1- bUltding lilies ill liiitish (.'oh,mini, in connection with the (ileal Northern system, aggregating 419 miles, uiel tit he is building in a mountainous country liis operations are likely to coat a round ten millions The ne* linea "( the 1'huh.Imn Pacific, including a hundred milet "[ do.ih!e tracking between Winniiu-c snd K..11 William, total *<6n milea lhe T.Vl miles of extensions will cost fifU-en millions, and tl.e incren-e i„ rolling block will amount to eight millions The CauadiHii Northern ip building 06(1 milea of lieu road at a cost this year of ten millions, and is sending Ave millions on equipment, Another five millions for rolling stock will be sjient by the (irand Trunk in Ontario. The "(irand Trunk Pacific has 990 miles under construction in the west, the expenditure on Hie work this year totalling six millions. The eastern section of this transcontinental line, which the Dominion Government is building, will cost a million dollars this year, ther.* being under construction 395 miles in two sections The expenditure on new track nnd rolling stock on the Teinisknining and Northern Ontario Railway this year will total up in the neighborhood of two million-. These great railway strides are not confined lo the more recently settled parta ol Canada Ontario has a generous share and the Boston Province- have not been forgotten. Hall a rvn- tury ago they were leaa thun GO miles of railwny in British America. WATCH THE COWS. HU Oo*d llrlurn. Kor l.o.Ml Peed and Treatment. It Is too often tbe case wltb many furmeri or dairymen that tbey keep tbelr cows, regardless of their producing capacity, till tbey are old before they replace tbem with others. A cow should be, as lt were, a trial. Aud her owner should be exuctlng enough to demand lurge returns from good feed und treatment. Every generation of cows cun for many years yet be made un Improvement on lheir dums. Then the more rupldlj e t-eneratlon of cows Is miule to replin r another the more rap- Idly will the heril Improve In producing capacity If the proper cure Is exercised lu breeding. It Is possible to bave al) cows lu the herd approach und even e.|uul the best COW in the umuuut uud ijuullty or milk given A little umhltloii sud enterprise on the purt of dHlryuieu should souu bring tills 1.1.0.it. Hi-dnelo* Hie Herd. Our pasture fields und feed supply should be used to their full capuclly. When s cow on account of some accident or for some other unforeseen <-nuae does not give sufficient milk lo make It profitable to keep her, there should be heifers roudy to take her piece. It Is n good plan to ruise a certain number 0( heifers eucb year, und If no vacancies should occur In the ranks of the oldl-r cows then create some vacnncies by seiling the least productive ones. A runner must see to It thut his herd ls reduced In numbers. With Improvements lu methods, of prowlng and bundling the farm crops, the farmer ls easily enabled also to en- lurgc his dairy herd. To renew tbe herd Is the ouly way to keep It possessed of vitality and thrift witb capability or capacity for 1.. *ge productions. We ah.iiilil make a s .it of cli II lerv- *• examination of oar herds, suys the ee •• ami Dairy Journal. Thut is the only way to be np with the times. It ls the only wny to get the profit. Canalian Artist Abroad. Ono of the best known ol Canadian artists is Mr. Henrj Snndhuin. who although he has lived foi the past lb years in Knglaud. uud previous tu thut for some time in Boston, is still proud to cull hlim-elf u son "I I'mimls Mi -tin.ilhuiii was bom ul Montreal in 1MJ From his euilie.-t years he aai (ond ol drawing, und did such excellent work lit tbe studio ol the lute William Notiiiaii thnt he wu- given a partnership in the firm Hi- first artistic tuition wan received from Mr. J A Fraser, who has since won «11—- tinclioii as an original painter. Vugt. Way and Jucobi nlso gave persomil instruction, ami all joined in advising the young man to purSUS his -Indies in Burop* He took their advice, ami spent aome tune in study, reluming to Csnsds in 1800, when he WOS I -boson as one of the eight charter members of tbe Koyul Canadian Academy In Boston, when* he nettled. he quickly won a reputation as one of the foremost artist* on the continent. heirs nis widely known aa a msgsiln* Illustrator. Hi- -ketches in The (V11- tuiv representing Canadian iport nre still mmambered III Sniidliuin's must taRtOUl work is Ihe histories] piece, "The lluwn ..I Liberty," or "The HHttle ol 1 >-.x- ingtoii " This occupied hi- time for four years, and is n model ol cure and axactnssa In detail in Csnsds Mi fiondhsm'a b<>si known painting I*the p.ot.sii ol Sn John \ Msedonsld which hangs in the Senate Chamber ut Ottawa, and which has been i"..- I,ounce.i the best IlkenMI cvi-ling of the famous itatemon Hut tins versatile artist does not eontiiie himself Ic historic pieces and poitrmt-pnint ing He is at boms in almost any line, and lias lone excellent work if landscape painting, tn oil and color, in etching, Snd In Mack and white illustrating At pic-cut he has paintings 011 exhibition at several of the Leading centres In Britain. A Lucky Chanc*. A family luing in Fju-ex County found il something of a strain upon t In-11 ulcus ut hospitality to Ik- obliged .very dny to entertain ■ tedious wo- mun of M The fnvotite book or the neeeesai) pises of work had to be put nside in order to shout bits ol com vcr-iiiion in her ear. At lust tin* (ether, in deepen! planned to go Into .. indden fit oi tem-1 |ior 111 the presence ol the obnoxious I culler in the hops ol convincing her that they were nol plciisnnl people to Visit Icco.d.i.gly, one evening, when he returned from builnssa nn.l (ound ths ..hi lit.lv present lis usual, be begun 10 talk loudly uml in no Irritated voice Then, gn.wing mora excited he stumped uliout tbe room, knocking furniture right ami left, nml ended by going out mid banging thu door iiliei him. lhe old lady knitted nway quietly through tl.e confusion, and when the mun was gone she turned to the I11111- ily, and snid in a comforting voice 1 "1 reck..11 it wns mighty lucky I was here, or you'd bud to tuke it llut you needn't be frightened, I'll atay right here with you till he gets ov*r it." . . BREAKDOWN OF NERVOUS SYSTEM Too Frequent These Oays—Prevented by use off the Great Restorative Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. 'Ilu* keen competition of life is mnv I fell in nil grade* ol society, mnl iis f the result prostration, paralysis and Inaanity am becoming more nnd i more Common uu the natural outcome uf exhausted nerves. Sleepleesness, Irritability, indiges- | tion, headache and a general lack ol energy and ambition are among the j early Indication! of nsrvooa troubles, ; uml with women th" result is not infrequently derangements snd irregularities oi the [eminine organiam If a committee ol exp.-its on dis- •as.s ol the nerves were to preacrib* Ioi you iin*> would i- ire you J net iuch a formula us thai oi Dr. Chose'i Nerve Pood, foi tins medicine ii com- po-.-'l of Uie mo-t powerful restora- i'.e- kiii.nn iu medical science, Thia is iu, idle boast, us ws ahsll be pleased to prove to you 11 youwjU have imn pn.i -iciiin cull sl tbees "i* ij..- un.l examine the formula \\ imi ».■ iiiiisiiiei it- bettet ptoof of what Iii. Chaae'a Nerve Food will 1 dn for vou Is tO be loillul 111 the lets Iters oi recommendation published trom time to lime in In Chaae'a Almanac uml iu tin- newspaper* ol thia country. Mi. Albert Saunier, Willow Bunch. A lllSrr.ni<* 1* Bulla. Rut few men appreciate the wonderful difference lu bulls, nnd probably one of the greatest hindrances to the development ..r a ..-ond dairy herd Is Ihe Indifference which is paid to the selection nf u sire There Is e..~. surer »r quicker way of l.nildiiu, ,.p a dairy herd thnn the use cf n strong, vigorous and preiKitent bull which comes rrom a family of good milking cows. Good animals cost more than scrubs, and conseiiueutly farmers do uot think tbere Is enough difference In bulls to pay the extra cost for a good sire, but here Is an expression, says Hoard's Imlrimsn. rrom a practical breeder: W. J. Olllett of Itosedale. Wis., a prominent Holsteln breeder, says about tbe purchase of a high priced bull: "The hardest battle I ever fought was years ago to lead myself to pay tbe aura of $300 for a bull calf for use on our pure bred herd, but I can now say I..nl I paid ?:t.Oai for this same sire the sum would not bave equaled bis worth or been commensurate In value to the grant dairy characteristic* be stamped upon his offr-pring." Give thr Cows Exerrtae. Cow* ln milk will consume and digest more food ami give more milk wltb moderate opeu air exercise than If kept lu closed quarter*. DAIRY WISDOM The cow appropriates a certain amount of food to sustalu life. Wbut you give ber uluve this Is clear profit Quick futteulug makes teuder tucut. l.et It help out wltb tbe old cons. Kouud up all tbe poor cow* tor tbe butcher. Tbe cow that teat* leaa than 3 per cent butter fut bad better be sold. Deliver tbe cream before It become* too old. Cool It promptly and use great care in uiilklug and cleaning tbe separator. Then your creanierytnan will have no objection to tbe band separator. Buru tbe rag you uaed to wash tb* milk utensils with. Then uae a brush. There la mucb lu breed, but mor* lu cure and feeding. To make your dairy pay better study how to produce milk at le** cost. Sllaged fed cows winter better, give more milk and do better wheu put on pasture than others. If the silage molds and decays ou the top do not begin to worry. This sells up fhe rest uud keeps nil tbat ti uuder It in prime coudltlou. Pack the silage well at the side*. The middle will settle of Its owu weight, but tbe contact wltb the side* nf the silo keep* It from settling arouud the outer edge, says Kimball's Dairy I'ii irner. The grent principle to be ol-served ill wiuter dairying Is to teed economically ns tegards cosl so us lo secure tbe nest result Dutch Belted cuttle may be regarded as strictly dairy cattle, but I huve found that tbey make good beef owlug to their size and eaay keeping qualities f. It. Sanders, New Hampablre. A good hardworking cow should have sixty days' rest before starting the fresh period. Many cows will keep up a good flow until a very few day* before calving, but It Is a poor pluu to Iel them do tbis. The most peralatcut milkers are the ones who will do this, and tbey are Just the cow* which need n good long rest. They will more than make up for lost tlm* when Ihey freshen. Ropy or strlugy milk Is caused some times by stagnuut wuter. The i*nws nre permitted to stand In water holes nud tbis gets the old water nn.l mud 011 tbelr hind legs. When tbey II* down their udders come In contact wllb tbli iu»d and (ronlile 'olloiv*. * li.. I., • liar Msner. "Ia your husband putting hy anything for I rainy duy?" asked the prudent rclutlve. "I thluk ao," aiisv .-red young Mr*. Torkins. "I heard hlin mention several horses yesterduy thut he suld alwayg run best on a ninthly track."- Soak., writei 1 "I received the two boxes "' Dr. Chose'i Nerve Pood wliicli I onler..I Irom you un.l hnve found it t<. be 1111 excellent medicine. It has proven a splendid treatment Ior headache and t run down bvs- lem ami I hnve recommended il In many people." Mr. Alexander Honabnrger, in Mooie street, Bt, Caiharinea, Ont., writes: "Km some year- I waa much afflioted with nervonantss, which area on me snd developed into para* hs.- oi iiu. limbs so ihnt I becama helpless. The best efforts of ll doctori fuilisi to neu relieve me, and, though I tried a Buffalo, specisl. I-l. he. loo. was buill. d in nil case I > uiulil 1'ie.i WORM and was 111 such a Inul condition tliut I deapalr- ed ol being sell again. After taking teveral i-oxea "t in Chaae'a Nerve Pood I waa able to re** rume woik and am now feeling bet- iei Uian I did foi twenty yeara I I'oii-nlei 111. I Tia-e's Nerve Kood the king oi all medicinea, 101 through ns u-e 1 recovered health after long mil- leung Dr. Chase's Nei v.* I'-si. m cents t box, (i boxen 101 $2 oil. ul all .1.- . 01 laliiiaii-on, Bules A Co., Toronto, A SOURCE OF DISEASE. Beware the Man Who Bloi-ra ttunikl Il.ruuKi, HU Xuatrlla. A popular practice of mauy smoker* couslsts lu discharging tbe smoke in haled, especially from cigurettei, through the nostril.-. This is even considered by some to be essential to the full enjoyment of the flavor of th* tobacco. Thc London l.nncet. while acknowledging that perhaps nnder ordinary circumstances no harm Is .lone to the ■smoker save to his sense of smell, bal aounded n note of warning against th* habit ns 11 po-sihle dissemluator of disease. Iluy fever and other annoying eon.plaints have been spread through unsuspecting households I.y tbe unthinking visitor who habitually blew smoke through his nose. Tbe surface traversed hy tbe tobacco smoke before issuing from tbe uosat it Is remarked by tlie Lancet, is mms teued with tbe natural secretion of Um mucous uietnbruuc lining tt, and tbll: secretion is mingled with tbe fluid dis churged from the conjunctival sac pro te.tlug the eyes. It therefore coutaiui numerous micro organisms, which floating Iu the air. have Is-come attach- cl to the moist uud stick surface ol the conjunctiva, us well us those uliicb pass over the surface of tbe nasal uicmbraiic. As Tyudall loug ago show etl. germs are completely filtered od from the air inhaled by tbe extenaivi and Irregular surfaces presented by tbe turbiual hones. These germs an curried Into (be air by tbe mau wbc blows smoke through bis uostrlls. Her llc.l \V«» Hui. Lady Dorothy NevlII iu her rem! nloeOBCOS tells this story of tbe L-w Hisses Wulpole. her cousins: "On one oecaBiou, wheu both of the two weit well over ninety, Miss Kouuy. tb( younger, who hud that .Ihj U-eu rathet III. only joined her sister In the sitting room just Is-fore dinner. Ou ber or rival downstairs the bitter (Miss Charlotte by name, remarked: 'Penny. I am going to l>e ill loo. I feel 10 bol about tbe bead. It must be u|ioplexy.' 'Notbiug of the sort" exclaimed M.s« Peony, making a dash il her »ister'i beud. 'Your cup's ou fire, and I'm go Ing to put it out.' Aud so the brav* old thlug did." . ■dinard's Linimant Cures Colds, etc. The Greek -ieai„.*i Oration Ci.up- rhieh haa arrived in Barcelona, •- having taken la tow the H -uiiei Baltoo Hall, which hnd lost hei propeller. 1 Bound Stomach Mean- \ Heed Ths high pressor* "I a nei- roua life which bosineaa men nt the prasenl day sre c ii.-tiaiir.-ii to live make droughts upon their vitality higbli deti m ntol to theii health. It ia only !>;■ the im-si careful treatment that tbe] ine aUo ... keep themselves alert and active in then various calling* Many' of them know the value it Pai melee 'a Vegetable Pills ill regulating the stomach and I "ii- ■equentl] k- ping the bend clear. A SENSE OF DIRECTION. Th* Prime Krqalille lor Makl-a. a I rlir U.."il.iiii.. A sense of direction I ibould uaun ■s tbe prime rei)Ul»lte for blm wbc would bocOBM a true ivoudsmnn. de pending ou himself rather tbuu or guides. The faculty Is largely devel oped or course l.v much practice, bul It must in- iui...111 Some meu isjsteil It: others do uot — Just a* some met have a mutbemuthul bent, while tt others figure* ure ulwuys a despair, ll I* a sort ot extra, lining nothing tc do witb criterion* or intelligence ai mental development, like tbe repeutet movement lu a watch. A bigbly edu • ■ated, cultured muu may lack It; th» roughest possess It. Some wbo buvi never been lu tbe woods or mounts.111 ii.'liiiie iu tbe space of a vncatlou • lim* facility at picking a way. uud 1 tune met a few who have speut thell Uvea on the prospect trutl und "hi were still aud always would be ai helpless as Ibe newest city dweller It Is u gift, a taleut. if i.m line .1, tiniest germ ion can become n trav pier of the wide and lonely place* If you haie .1 not \oo n.u;. u« wel resign youi self to guides.—Btewarl Kd ward White Ul On.ing IJggS U* I* i. 1- aaeerted in well Informed circles thai the |s[s* bod made his !..-! locrifleea in the matter ot th* uiih Prance Dr Aincw'i Ointment Curei Pllat — Itching. Illt-ciiinc and Blind Pilar* '■.'tn fort in .'lie applu-ati'.n lt *-ar*a In tbrr* ic .11 iiitfiit- 1. cure, all -sin disease* in ...una and uld. A retur't* h.yo.S .-umiiare. aud 11 neiei fails is tunis l> \ 1 I* -ci.i ■ the audi torium "I the Royal iiie.itic in the losefatadt, lustria, during a 1*^1- loiinaii.e and caused a neat deolof ■Xcltelliellt Worms derange the whole -- - Sfothei Grave*' Worm Bxtenninatoi le.i.nee- wim- and give- reel lothe lufferei li onl] : ■ cent- t.. try ...nl is* convinced It'leii.e and -llorallly. The true sunlei.t ol :'ie professional 01 in iiniciii school becomes heir in a compreheualva and clear anJerstaud lllg of his dull** nud ii'spoi.sibilil|es il Ills relation* in ins fellow men .md tc lhe community Those dallss nnd re spiiislhilllics present Ihen,sell ek to Ilii trained in.n.I in tbelr real proportion He - 1.1*1 iini iioiiileieh ped uor lualdo iciopeii 111 ins lodgment ufnav.rn. uii is iy [milling, especially in tin tochulcal scum has taught bim nccu .1.1 a ni penetration in the auaiysi* oi n.i proposition confronting him uud (hat truth and know ledge must In sought wiih tin- directness of a plumb line. Deleave yields nothing but con fusion to 1 :ie lbtfty, devious and dl* I c-t Inquirer. The fundamentals ol morality are the very steppiug atoi-et 1.1 technical lOCCesS ur irrofesslonal at In,Mill. , The s.d.i:. Early On-eks an.l Itomulia rod* hor*>es bsrebsek Tbey r.-girded It ai etfemlnvte to 'idc u >i saddle. 1'tta modem saddle, w-.'h pommel, cruppti ami stlmipa. was 11ui.11 iwe to the an dents, Nam gave out fancy coverlngi to bil cavalry, und tb* bareback rtdert if tbe uerniun foreita used to laugh al Ihem. Saddle* With trees c*ni* luti use ln th* fourth ceutury. atlrrupi three centurle* later. stat.au.* «»H Mt.lm David Sloirpay-I shall bring yol back Ibme dark trousers to he rmeat rd. Mr. Snip Vou know I ilt ■ goo-1 .leal. Mr. Buip ,lailun-AM right, ani tr you'll bring Ibe bill I lent you all months ago i will be pleased to r* celpt tbat also. You kuow I'n stood • good deil.-LouSou 'lit lllta. I'repetl. Itlu.lrd "They may aay what they llki against blm," said tb* couricted ooa'i defender, "but hla beart K In tb* rtg£ place." "Ves." assented tbe other, "and ao ti tbe rest of hlin tot n.few ye*r*." Nninrl -I Mini. "Young man, there are two questions In life—-Will it pay?' nud 'Is It right'*" Which shall you choose'/" "U0II1. I'll use the first up to fifty, and tbeu I eun probably afford tj adopt th* second." Th* llellbeaSer. "There's 110 reason why tbe bell bonder shouldn't be good to eat," said a scientist. "Its principal food la thi crayfish, the same 11s tbo principal ■ food fur baas. Tbo bellbluder belong! tu the same family of amphfblana ai the frog and li very closely related Itotli rue hitched from lb* egg, aud both puss through th* tadpole atagl before reaching maturity. Tbe bell bender Is a mighty fine fish, a* auy out eun prove to himself If he will conquei hla iiutiiriil uverstou." Tb* bellbendei ia found principally In stre«iu» ithoul thc foothills of tba Alleghany umuo tains. Kacapln. lb* itraau OrlaSer*. lteslde close lo a dentist'* If you art not foud of street music, ltlueraut organ men carefully avoid pluylug ; uuywhere neur (l.e bouse of a prac iitlniier iiim cun effectually atop 01 remove ull troublesome grinder*. Lou don I'm,, li Crosses £ ^finIALS METALLIC ROOFING C? TORONTO & WINNIPEG Backach< Mn t<ti\m fr.un » strain liiuiUgu ktd- M« tr-wutx* or 1 ik I if »••( um Wb*ls>mr Iti* . fti|*e. tlii> ft. Imitf istl.rii' B -dull. ftll'l.'JM* « I'll." ■ m f hin-1. Uiat UUU-M * ,»ii ii» .'Ul »ltb pMO. TO mn UM ANOftfl* LINIMENT JOHNS'S, IM totnm om bol It* your l».-« wltb bot wolor. Kip* Iry tl.-n ftM-l*? fif-alf tba tn'MlyiM* ruhg-wnllr Thu-i MM fou -M'ft-tn I mir-M-at ftt»l •leiilili* th-**-*lt*rt li .-enu, tlirp* URiM -ma uiim h W wbU. I. i JOllNMt)N m\ CO , IVMlott, Mam. w. No. 623. MM t. iTHE ^AltDSAU MINING REVIEW. ... Is PrtnWtl al Troul ha III'It <• a«a PubllltoH r l . ■ i t.rs.ui mi-i 1 roil. I lAlm .. ur\ 1 but. ia.v ,- KJiMr >1 sol nuld bimaall ranpon- til le i-i' I'ii ■•!'.:.i'n*. of Ourre*i^"UJ«i,u SI* i raaaiKl in IK iruiuuitu All locals will lie cl.arrtd al tbt-r»l« ofl6 . • nt. ,»• nne. first liiierlion. mi J lOtiluU pe. n.rui.1. suUseqiianl luaaiituu. Terms for Tranalfnl anil i.;ier alv*rllt.lii.| will Iw nta.te luiimu on H(i|.ln,al.'i.. al urtlctr Subterictlou M.UIa Mar. lu atlvauoe. THE fOflt (Bffto STORE. Patent Medicines School Supplies Dry Goods, Stationery, Notions. Tobaccos. Pipe! Cigars. A iini!**) far Oritur lap plana. Publishing Office of lhe rLardeau Mining Review. Job Printing OK -EVERY DESCRIPTION FERGUSON FREIGHTING AND PACKING OUTFIT. Contracts Entered into for Packing of Mlnin g Supplies Etc. to any Point in the District.. 1 Prompt | S. DANEY, Prop. M serviced FERGUSON. Any Work Undertaken Guaranteed Satisfactory. ORIENTAL HOTEL. HEVBLSTOKC. U C, Deal Wmi;-. Liquors and Cigar*. liati-s il :i dav. J. A. STONE - - Prop. IlSL a FICHU Revelstoke, B C ROBT UAUGHTON PROP E. R. VIPOND Poplar Livery. - mem * Freighting, - - - Packing Rawhi ding A Speciality Stables at Poplrr. J-'irs' claiB nr -Ollimodstion for travel Ur I Rates $1 and$i* 50 per day LAKEVIEW HOTEL TKOl.'T LAKE' B.C. Bar well Supplied with Liquors & Cigars Large Comfortable Kooios. Excellent Cuiiine and Attendance. ROBT. MADDEN Prop. fROUT LAKE HOTEL Excellent Accommodation Best Liquors And Very finest Cigars __ John Simpson, Proprietor, WINDSOR HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B.C. Best Hotel in Town, Headqoarters for Mining anil Coiiercial files. ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS D. R. IHcLENNAN, PROP Lardeau Hotel tf) Sandy Laughton Proprietor. $ WIIKN -rifiling Ferguson vou should ptnv Ht tin* Lniiicau II."tul. Here tlm viBitor will lie surrounded willi home comforts. Excellent ouiaitie, well ventilated antl warm room*, will stocked bar, and everything wLicli tei-di-i towards milking yoor liait a jil.-iimii.t iiml memorable one. Kate* from $1 .lay upwards. We strive to please our patrons. FERGUSON. We have fwmo hire line** ••' rilk*, in i.imr.-:' SHIRT WAIST length*, V'ALKNCIE.VNK LACE ■od insertions fti,d TORCHOiN LACES. Wo u!kd bare « t**) ready-made WAISTS. TO POST OFFICE STORE, TROUT LAKE B C I o*uu^o^o-ooockki {KKt-S 4_ O r* C! XLhc Tfootel Seaton BEATON. B.C. VISITORS irrifinc il Beaton (tlie threeholil nf tl.e Ur.le<«l vi» Arrowhead, will fin.l thin Hotel lu he folly erjnifi(ifrl for .'litfli-eliM tmle. Kicc-llent ncroiitiiitiilatinh. A well •ppoinleil ami iparioiiB ilitiitiif hall. Tbe hail of tt'lnes, Spiiill and Cigars. IVrfoml Itlperrtaion is jriven lo tl.e requirement! of patrom. Viriion to tha lardeau ran rel vou comfort at thi* hotel. > W. BOYD -:- •:- Prop *«* •cfr«fr»o«iwc>o**'t>_t*_i «•«<>•« ^-sj«*jj qhe»o-i I. AS I) NOTICE land Miner:. I f (O.B.N WILKIE, P,U. Provincial J.iuid Survcur. Alinercl Claims 5firveytnU and Crown Grants Obtained tmliimtOe -Milt tt' " il J '■['.•re. Tioi.l Uk<. B C Notion ie hereby given that CO Notion i-lit*rchv given that r-ixt dayi after dale, [intend to make daya aft-y dale, I intend lo nnilt. ■affiJicut ■<>■• to the (Ji* if t'ciiiniii— application to the Chief Cmn mil itoncr of Landa A Work* for permis lionei of )<audi 4c Works f..r r«i sion to |iurciin.i* the following de- iniuioo io |iun*baee the following st-nhnd land.-, siin.viil in Wett deecribed land iituate at •".,*>, Kootenay diatrict, ou the ea»t aide Horn, Upper Arrow Lake, \\.-r ..f Flab River: i Kootenay Dlnriet. j Comm"nc'iig at a poat planted j Commencing at a jm-i planted it tiie 8. W. oorner of A.D. Maeknyslal the North East oorner nf J...t Pre-emption; thenee eaat SO ohaina j 7958, n.ark<-d "A R. Whitehead'. th-ancetouth40chaina; (henceweet 8. E. Comer'' thence norlh 40 40chaini; thenee sooth 20chain*; jchaitw; thenee win SO chain*--; tlience weit 20chain*.; thence cotiih |Ihenc south 40 chaini-; thence 20cJiains; we-t 20 chaini, thenle east 80 cliaim to point of coinmen- »©uth 20 chnii]-; thenee weat lojcemenl, and containing 320 acres. ■Inmcn Burhridga'a end line: thence j orih lo Fish River; (hencefollow ing r|v«r hauls to point of commenc- ii'tnt. PnUd. Fehi ua ry 18th, tf07. Alex D Marks v. Loraltir. Located this 18th. day of March IW)7. A R WbiUbread. Central Hotel REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS. PROPRIETORS. First Class in every reapeet. Aii moJorn conveniencea. Large Sample Roomi Rates $1 50p*rD.,y Special Weekly Rates Grout Xahc w<mwwwww tji./t** a t By uiing \Vatcr lupplied by the ilvlniCt* © Company you ara assured of abao- ^ lute purity. Government Analyaii •^1JV\1^[y) (150 to hack up itateiiieiits. : £ ^ ' Hugh McPherson - • Supt. Trout Lake City Transfer and Stage Line. I Ferguson i Trout Lake | IND Beaten WW0%tt\{tr*{^^ S3 Wl*^l*V^**1l^t<JrItt*«rt '' Daily Stage will j leave Ferguton | 7 a.m. Trout Lake at 8 rrr WOOD YARD f in connection. 8 l^(W^Wfl|^<tit^t^r1*^ Andrew M. Craig. It pave to uee the Telephone. A lengthy trip eaii often l.e saved. Offlcel it Feranson: Coinmlm' Store; 'I'rout Lake, Post Office; tin ut Ueaton, Com- il'lis and Arruii liriiii. Starftc? & Co. WllOf E.SAI.K IlK.U.KKS in Hutter, l''.*,if, Cliceje, I'roJuce and Kruit Houston Bk.,/oseptiine St. Nelion, ll.C. Lennoxville Hotel, E. MOBBS PROP* G. M. YUILL JEWELLER, Watch-repairing, etc. All work Guaranteed. is Block. Tront Lake, B.O Sm E jiiOi FRATERNAL. TUSCAN LODGE, .v.i. an. uch Hotel and Ceneral Store GERRARD F. B. Wells REVELSTOKE, ll. 0. RAW FURS J0UGH7 CASH PRICES PAID. * / (• • ? A '''■ lS; AM' ,\ "H/'. "rd Thur.-iJi*.v i*i ' X'/ x mouth. Hu tliren rurilialli* inviti ll, Por. " d.See. F.C. Csmpbell.tV.JJ riliifT LAKE LODGK 1. O.O. I Mi. 41 It-L'i. . nti ...... iir.iih- •rirurtlially ntlruni* O. Jsonbvua, .N ti.: Imperial Bank of Canada. CAPITAL AUTHORIZED 8 000 OOO. II. atl Office CAPITAL PAID UP. 4,<26CC0 TORONTO. (WTARIO. REST 4426.OM D i: «'li KM- ' H RORERT 'im:.iv ' BRANCHES in tin' l'i-ivii • •■- "f i -l>«lrlieirsri I ■:u end i^uii-«c. A GENERAL BANKING Bl 91 «ES9 I KA >- uTKh. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT . ml. I .tor. . , , tor . tit, 1 Arronhead iir.iih-h— - . c ji r.i'.fi r .1. ( ••« tr e. •rt.*ii •»-. "'" I ' Review Job Dept. ! nr High-Clan \\ *** tVmntAinXi m* im* ****i^*X» -U» ©K Barber Sbop P. JI.Sh«|*licril. trr. P-Biarns&Co WHOLESALE AND JRRTAIL Meal Merchants Dealers iu all kinds of l-'resl* M..I rBOIJT LA RE. B.C — r i Uood Mian* or Hair Cut * William Schnell, . Hot I I i.'.i -'i.V. and Com Baths . > AJrbX U*M. Ai. Impeiial Barber Shop. I I ot 1,'jO-I III. l.l G. A CHEESEMAN Ti OUI '.Ai. r .11. HmV wmi Cold B*tl>*. liou a i ■ J A. Su'i) A.M. PIKCUAM UkRUl McGARTER & FINKHHAM BOUOITORt, Kt. REVELSTOKE B C *nolMlh.r> lorlmpsftel Lank c'i «n«J« mttityitfimtf'tnmftHnmmmmmmirytrtmmfflmmmnmHtimmmmntm^'" F LAKE CITY THERE have hr»n fortunes tmide by jlldiclous inrost- ment in j{enl Eatate, and ni'-re fortniies will be made thnn ever the n<*u two or I brie years, Tht* ..in- wh" roaj.H Iho lniri'est is the original Investor, for he has hU money on a eeriainty. Now let uh poinl ont to \on that there i* no better spnl nn Ihe Con-* tiir-ni In Imv Ri-al Katate than TROUT LAKE Trout Lake in the prcttleal tym in ihe K.'.iit'iiiiy-; aa a pleasure refiri il l.:i.- in. .i|iiitl. J{iiHtin(,' iiii-l liHlijng may he Indulged in tho year round ; while Bis KHiiie in ahtitidaiire i.i to iho loiind on thu hills. lis cliiiintf) in superb, there being no itnut extremes, ft being mild in winter and cool in MiMiini.-r. Ji caii I" as| of gojne '.f liin finneChritela and r< gidi-iiecs ill British.Columbia. it-.Pli.eiK are well hi'd out and graded. There arr* two I'xc.lh'iii general slori-f, and a glance nt thoadvertiaetneuti in this journal will aliow that al! trades are fairly well represented. Wiilo wilh conlidi'iite tu Agents. ■■■ X \wm Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. Make your selection at i. H. McPherson Agent Trout Lake, B.C. once. •• •• •• •• Then call on or write to JT hss i.et»r had a ' b» om " -its growth hsi heen tlfsdr. Il is ll.e bead .f nr (inns, snd His tern.ii al of the Lardo brssrh of H.s C.P.R. All roadi (is ths Laideau) Irsd u, Tr..ut Uks. It i» the cm men jsl eentra cf Ihi rn h'.H iniiiiral district es ths wi lineut, ii ii has Uttiking faeili- Hm provided hv ibe |n | nil lank ui't'sniuia ; fiut rlasi sel eel ai eiiiiiiii. dn'. ii under the dine- lion if 8. Bhauimn, B.A.j * pood wall r ij Mi in ; government i ffim ; Count) Courl sittings) Mnh* dist KphropaJ aid Anglican-churahea ami i i.llngt* hoiI [tal, 1 bar* in.' liiiiial'li* ibmI. hmdi on i lie ii uiulil I* awaiting aei tiers, [tl litmher ir*-.riirei*i un* n spt.ifi N I I, ■'*' " ■' I and caw eifil with a eapflfii,*, ,,i 00.000 fi. per dty i at t' e I end .f ibe laU. The inii.es tributary sie | roving out lippir I roducers n.n voir, wiih e. w ptospeeti opening uj» uch bodisf. nf ore. Here will he n |,{g ,,,•,(, ||,;, vi'. io |f you would 1.1 i «■ more, write m once to ijil n of the ae'iiin nt On. Bfldreaiea l,*low. tft F. B. Wells General Agent Revelstoke, B.C. ■tbi im.mmmmmmtimmmmm, m *~mr~ i
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