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[The News]; [The Weekly News]
BC Historical Newspapers
The Cumberland News was published in Cumberland, in the Comox Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from April 1899 to July 1916. Published by Walter Birnie Anderson, the News served the communities of Cumberland, Courtenay, and Comox Valley, and was eventually absorbed by another Cumberland-based paper, the Islander.
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3/ A Journal Devoted Especially, to the Interests of Corriox District, The News, Eighteenth Year, CUMBERLAND B. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, :9*������ Subscription $2.00 a Vka^. ���������> AtcrhecBIG CONSIGNMENT. JUST AR-RIVED of New Ready-to- '���������"'.���������" ; ��������� Wear Up-uvDate SUMMER FO^MS&ES and. ladies '\ '���������'.'��������� ';;'NOWbn:niSPLAY,' . ;Rr(ces;. Ranging from , .,S1.50 to $5,00 ���������_���������:" (fife? 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WE LEAD BEYOND A DOUBT and our PRICES ARE RIGHT considering the High Grade Clothing we handle. . SO, GIVE US A CALL, IT WILL BE A, PLEASURE TO SHOW ; YOU GUR STOCK. J. N. McLEOD Dnnsimiir Avenue,, CUMBERLAND,'!1.. C. !nsrr_oaw-". TWENTY-THREE JEVVELLED /-B-rt.:1;-'_.-:������������������. . i*** *4t^^.^ /���������;'&. -4=v ���������#������ r-������* Simon Leiser & Co., Ltd* 1 ^fl^������j^s0i54^ smmw mm&ki. J. ���������<���������_-<��������� II RETIRING '.b'ALE.. bMMNi>*i ���������������i������t������iiiiiiBW ��������� WHmmf-imii ��������� nme i mem* The Editor's1 Reward. .An Editor died and ��������� .slowly wended ln's way to where a warm reception' awaii'ed him. The devil met'him' and said: "Kor many., yoa'is thou hast, borne the blame for the many errors Uie printers made in the.paper. The paper has gone, alas, for $i, aud 1 he *ri often failed to coi.ue in. The .printers have reviled, thee, ou Saturday night for wages, j gate, for he had never belonged' to the citizen's hand.���������Ex. ���������'.��������� Thafs Ko Idle Joke. Perth Expositor : The old familiar term "Blackboard", may soon become obsolete, as ir. is contended by experts that the blackboard injures the eyes of the pupils. What nonsensical faddists educationalists" are be lling anyway.' Twenty five wliensi thou hast not. one cent to' ������'' thirty years ago we had the tliv name.' Meii'have taken thy; old f*>sliic������ned glned blackboard, paper without paving Tor it, giv-'| ������������������'���������*��������� Jt was rarer to shq a child en UK-ir printing mlvt-msing to a ! weariujj '-outside wiiuW' than ! rival, cursed thee for not getting! to %*���������*��������� ������ S-hnse ������>���������' a ",a" e������t>������S ' out t\ better one. When poliei- i c.iraug oulang in the circus side- nil* succeeded (whit tliv heln| hows Since then, nnd o| mote PROFIT WHILE YOU MAY Selling goods without profit, in fart absolutely re g.irdless of cost! as Mc:Ph.t!'.'V> an*, now doing cannot long coiuiniKJ. ��������� Don't miss vntir opportunity iu profit by this groat closing out salt; J. McPhee & Sons, they took all the credit, aud re-.| ������'ti-nt years, we have improved wards to"iIu-him-Ivok, and wlten j vciUihiHr.u, rooms uea'.ed by fur* hhev lost (through their ,mi I "ace'', steam ntid hot water; in- ! crookedness) the blame Mas all j -lividual seats and eomfoHabb j heaped upon thy shoukkrs and ' <*���������"'���������''��������� tr-lisihonics nml drills, j thou was jmrsc 1 for not support-1 nw\ tl,c ���������!wir n,1'v 1;,'",vv;i what 1 mg the parte with more eu'hu I nor have bent purodiuvd -wiUi Liii'm. Lu, loo, t!i, pnarli.,rN|wliat resttH? The ,������iglit of the ! bv divine inspiration, have i'Mi!.'rr pupil luls ���������>f,*'������ impniu'd- -lie has 'the pillar*, of tliirobnrchio>i������-:lii'rihi:CM������K' a weakling, and has to io devise a boycott u'juiii'--' in (he name of On; I,"id, HAMLTONS. -���������on Monthly Payments��������� '.':." STODDART Next Door to the Royal BanR, Cunfeiand ������������������ j more" to the point) at the head of oui'educatiourd system. FaTQritc PrlnjI'B Bonpa?, * Ope^Hsrs April 22M. . On Friday evening, April 2'2nd, the old time favorite Pringle Stool* Oonipfi'iiy w.ll open tit tlin ojmra lwti������ti for ii weeii's engagement, pro ducingthe. In tost und bi'St in moo- eru comedy ilriunan. The Priug'tc ar< so re 11 known hue iha.l the mi* hoiincViiidiitdf their coming will ho greatly,, forked I'm'vvanl to by all! who apprtifiiate Htich a com puny, of j tu'biih-d urtiBtH, | The I'ringle Company onvry nllj their fcennry nnd ooHtuiiiiuu; for ill*- IT plisys'in their reterloin! which iiijalilQfi (hem to product) Uie I Kid biiccu.-'suCul plny.H of iho t)ca^iu> in n thoroughly up to ihtt'j nmnner Thuir opuiitiic hill will liu "Tnlp pid hy Tru.iohi*ry," ������ eomnly dru- iiia | tin I )*,or,H of ili������ la'.fH hi;4 sifc- i;i'f;;iii it ml \\ hi��������������� h seo-vl .aid im- ImeiiK! hit iii'Viciorin during the u- unit M-iiHiii Iheio of tlii' I'ringlo", 11, is- e.i hcii a play of "finiles iii'd iimih," l.iil iIn- Miiili'i> iito uri'iiily in t-vitltMici' us ti,c ninny liuiirt.oliH iui totiioiis in tlii! piny mi* e.Nt'()lln'l\ lUi^lialilu. Im^idiM 1 M-i**u a piny ol llu,,.'1 be painpi'i'ed innl tiea'.ed like a mionct' ���������'r.inmliu hum.*!. ,,mj' w:'v doll oti a frosty inotiiiug. | Aiimoo! mlmf nieeocHfiil pluynto Unn.ucuil ui-noiiiuiaii .ii <,��������� ivom ili<-ir pulpits. Tl'.n'i "!', ll/ ��������� m&ffii issa*55* WE0������** ffid^zna SErijS^nmi'i j^t������#������r*t*������������T<>tt������r<������>*������r������Mt������^^ MAROCCHI BROo } GROCERb dc BAKERS AND PROPRIETORS OF CUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORKS in.'f laM iei'11 eaileri it I'.cad heal l������.v e.Npos i'd s'.'al'o-i's when the\ touno that 'ruth and law were a pioicciinii to I live and a libel suit ooiihi not )).: .sustained. All llli.s hast llloii ,lij| 1,1. Ill ,'iiiv-..������ -. ....>������ ���������..������.... ... i.'.iiilio; in.i i iu i> , aa t u,tM.nj|, lejee'ed him sa\iug, "IUmvi-ii in|L ,'s, it ]i:'rniit jjij I'i- Tlie Irouldc is we llave t o limnv ' t *��������� pimbm-d Jinre will ho, I'.iddisls, <11earner, (oiaiU..s to bi 'a' iMwn,'' nnoHicr bi������ hit of llif , ������c!tu,<u, iii.il "A \Vi*������< Woinnn." .i I piny on '.he farcial ordtr hoi It for biughi.it> purppsiB only 'and a.. KoiCii'ia.froin start Ui.fminfi. V\'itli ttmexcollonr reputn'.iori oti being a very tu Vented (jotnpaiiy ninb' liavinfr crowded'the hoitbPH n'tduly on i liei.r poovionii vjmi lifVe,' it is; pafo to piwiici that eiipayiiy .houcfrt will greet ihe I'l'ln^le-on ������si������h mul every ni^ht of their e.oiju^irjent.'flo seldom doi'H such a ri.*c orgiuiiza* tion include. Cuiiihdfluiid in tliu.r itinerary.. PKKSJCNTATIPN... ' On laat Saturday, ovt-ninp; Mr. Abort Anthony misgiven ho ag'rn* a bio Hiirprine, pievior/H to hit' dejuir* turu for Vancouver, by. n ivrfct-eutu* tiotj in the form of gold headed urn hudhi und u Buiuiio'e ijivoii to bim hy the hoys of Xo. -I piihuuii. Al- huri'.j. mnny fiinnds will uiis������ hi* fiiniliiir fuci! on tlit* street. Tho Nkws joiut> wnh tliein in wirHnjf him all kinds of good hen I Hi mid proHfflrlty. Mr. Uur i^, ninnn-'wr of tho Klre* rio'fhcatic, arrived home by dio B/'flowiohun" hint Suudiiy at er >eing on u InicinHf'R viml to P.,ri* tand, tliv homo: am' b.-sji Tho output of eoid foil lotvil niiiioH for the nioiiMi of Mureli, was 4/������,r������il] tou������. Doi.M I'lirget j|u������ PringK'". l''<'i day, April 2t������ 1 v.i.-u, :smmxm^.rxxm^mfiimas^r:-e iid io come in hevc tlum viiUid-l i.'ul,llllll...!y HUH Oi'iliJijUl'lli -III". .���������vti!:t:t>| i'orour habitation ;��������� .'''11 of 'luin ) and thus n������ite disoidei CQen's T*������ i anorea Clothing AgetitM for i'-ihenct i'-lcwing t'omp-my's i'b.l'.K WholcnV Oribv, in nil Kinds of Willi'.*; and l.npioi.s. L SECOND STREET \ff|ftj������<*i*****������������'**'.*t*������������������������M>^^ 5 a tl.\' !.in:,'!n'ii i( '������ i It!. ,'.' I::. I! ���������" >:������������������������ M ��������� ��������� ,V I.,(Ill ������. t'i't" io- ; H,' tl'c ll'T.VV IKUU Mi- | i!;u'" to; Ii 'O O-i II I'.l', l ,,.i,;���������>)},���������. ,,> ;, on .no did tin JUST ARRIVED AN'.������TllK:i SMAl.b 'V^OinMKN r (if- IN XoitUV -TVI.K- AM' IM't'TKi;v- v.' f'W i'l* It" I'l ''��������� *'*��������� ''"������'. !��������������� ' !'' " ��������� fit n: "K >*i j������.31������'������ Ott "11 V ������ i1 ������V Ik,II ; ih X ".tllil , 1 ,l|ll' ,1 ���������Il.������ III IVt.-t npt'd: l'| Mil- nwi.tii.i iioii- Campbell Bros. ^-. *a������������>i, ..a. ���������-.., ������ mil THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. 'y**����'y?-**s*-y*Wi*v-^^ r*,��***-'w****/*��,**��*��****^*,>'**��^^ A Shooting Natch 33 I ever, he was aatlsfted with wbat tie j REBUILDING LIVERPOOL SLUMS bad doubtless mteuded tor a warning , _~ n j that If I took Unlay Nolau uwa.v from j Municipality Is Bu��y Wiping Out the j Mm I would Have tu lave sure dentil, j Plague Spots of the City. ! Tbe witness** urged ...e to go in and , Aboal.for1y year, ag0 there were ia FIFTY FOGGY DAYS. What a "London Particular" Really Meant. WESTERN OIL PIONEER. Alfred Von Hammerstein Hat Had Adventurous Career. IT WAS BYRON'S HOME bave sotnet .ui��ttiliift. nut I dwiiued. ��a>*tniC' r ivwr^ �� ��m liiiiiiWv WeT ; �� 1 . I0? 8 ,, ? ���1VUU ��7 B\r^ u.w Hi.vH.us for �� smoke and Hv?"!po��1 **-.��*) �� sanitary houses. . London is really London. More than , MILS HUXIOUS tor a SlUOKe anu' KiDhtt-en thnns.mi) huvp l>pon ilpinol. v : "_ : j ,���uv,:��� ik. The fog season is in full swing, and ] In 1897 there proceeded from Ed- ': NEWSTEAD ABBEY WAS ORIGIN' jytkat I -v... huxiuw. for a smoke and. j^eiY thou^uid" haTe"beentemcl. ] SnTbustaewmV^c'd withinthe I#m?n!?.aV ^ "..pa*ty 5*retboundJ ji At Which One of the Parties Was Sure to Win. By AINSWOfcTH RHOOE8. Copyright, 1910, by American Press Association. J The first time 1 saw Daisy she was coming over ber father's broad acres on a horse whose lope was very like a rocking chair. She was riding straddle with divided skirts. No other woman on the ranches thereabout would ride fu any other costume. Barker was riding beside her, and the two made a very handsome pair. The brim of his sombrero was flattened against bis forehead by the wind, a lariat bung at his saddle bow, and his splendid tigure was revealed by his costume���viz. Haunel shirt and trousers, with boots to his kuee. Daisy bad gone out from the east with her father, wbo became a sheep raiser, and she bad become fascinated ���with ranch life. Unfortunately sbe had conceived a romantic Idea of the ;jeuus cowboy, and. Barker being phys- , kaily n perfect type, sbe had perstiad- \ed herself, or. rather, he bad persuaded her, that he was just the man for her 1 say "unfortunately" because be was not an educated man and iu every way beneath Iter. There were other features about him to render liini undesirable which will appear presently. The couple passed me. all of us saluting, though they were unknown to me. and i rode on to tbe ranch house. where I bad business with John Nolan with reference to a large purchase of wool. While dickering with him on. bis veranda up the roadway came the couple I hud met and alighted at the foot of the steps. Throwing their bridle reins over n post, they walked ~upi^n��to_th*e"VerandaT-Theu-l-learne(l- that Daisy was Nolan's daughter. As the pair passed into the house I noticed a cloud Hit over the face of tbe tfrl's father. 1 knew by Barker's ttearing toward ber that he was In iove with her. and 1 Judged that bis attentions were not relished by Nolan. But lie said nothing m uie then, and we went on with our dickering. When I j uroiw to go he said: "There's no place about here in which you will be comfortable except my house. Send for you traps." I accepted the invitation, especially ns i was pleased ut being under the mi me roof with Miss Daisy. I knew (die had a lover, but my attraction for her did not then go so far as to Intend lo come between them. 1 merely liked the idea of being near her during my May. Jlut I stayed a good while, and It was tiol very long lief ore she and I each made a discovery. 1 discovered that I wanted her. and she discovered that she didn't want Marker. Meanwhile I found out something else���thai he bad become frightfully Jealous of me, and If I took her away from him be would probably kill me. At first he and 1 H'toke to eucb other when we met either on tbe ranch or elsewhere. Then lie only noticed me at the Nolan house. I thought It ln'Ht after awhile to remove to the (so culledi hotel, n tulle from Nolan's. If anything happened between Marker and myself 1 preferred that It should not tm|i|H.'ti under No- lau'o roof, 8o one day 1 removed vay luggage to my new quarter*. One morning I was sitting on th* porch of the hotel smoking a brier- wood pipe. Barker value out of tliv barroom, where he had been drinking, mid look a seat ul>oUt thirty feel from mo. I didn't know he was there till, turning my bend, I saw lilm out of tlio corner of my eye wight lug hhi revolver at me. Naturally I started. "Hold on ihere." wild Barker. "Your I'lpe makes a Hue target. We don't allow |M*op|(> to smoke such expeuidvo ���ilpi'K out here!" The words were scarcely out of bin mnuUi when I fi'll a fjilHI tick op the Isiwl of the pipe, heard I he crack of n gnu and knew Unit a bullet had panned through the pi|��'. "Walt up!" lie growled at I was nlttrfii to rt���� "Vonr pipe won't draw with a Dole In ll, but Its hi III o mighty good target." I snatched a look at htm lie wat evidently under the luMueiiee of liquor. would go upstairs for another pipe, ish<.d. About 6,000 of these were de- ,; lagt lew wc,e'k8 the following telegram The truth Is | wanted a chauce lo go stroyed by private enterprise to make j from a missing clerk: "Shall not be where I could, uuobserved. give way room for business premise's, the re- j at office to-day. Have not yet arrived to my feelings for a few moments, maining 12,000 having been cleared j home yesterday.*'" they having ueeu controlled ouly by-way by the municipality. i jj<0g has ���0t*a redeeming point. A a most desperate effort I ,0n the site of a greater portion of blanket of fog traps those noxious When I was alone I staggered to the the h.0USWi *�����������* th,! municipality has I gases ,h���t would otherwise escape up- bed fell on It and for a few minutes swepl T,ay tPd ?u ,the othet Mte8 1 w��rds' "nd keeP* lhein close to ^ n^mhien- Z. ��� tar 1 wto I to '��� ac(luired. b>' lheni {or U!e P".1]?08? th,e 8��>und. It keeps away the purifying trembled like a Jeaf. But when I be- corporation has erected 2,170 dwell- ravs of the sun And so the figures gan to recover 1 started to get mad at ing8, now under the control of the [oY who^nngcottgh and brtXiti! the same time. Mini will tight more city council. Within five years there | jmxlp at the touch of fog to three or desperately for a woman than for auy ' have been demolished in Liverpool | four times their normal level, other cause, and It occurred to me some 260 courts and alleys, mostly Things would not be so bad if Lon- tbat Daisy being the bone of conten. insanitary slums, and on these sites I <}on kept its fogs to itself. But some- tiou. If she preferred me either Barker I\ow stnnd wholesome dwellings for .times a London "smoke fog" ��� the or I must die. 1 spent some time con- l/ie ��^"riancj( of tllR l**""- .Nearly commonest summer type-can be seen ALLY A MONKISH PRIORY. for the Klondike, a young German i of good family, named Alfred von ��� ,, , ��� . ,'-,���.,.. Hammerstein. He reached Fort Liard. Unl��u�� Buln ,n Wottin.h��m.h,r- l�� and even proceeded a short distance beyond, but then decided to retrace j uis steps and locate in the region. ��� round Lake Athabasca, wliicn appear- j ed lo him to oner exceptional uuvan- i tages to tuc prospector. iieactiiiig Famous as Having Been the Monte ment Built by Henry II. at Expiation For the Murder of Thomas a- Becket���The Byront Owned It Until the Year 1818. $5,000,000 has been spent in this work 8 pent sfderlng what to do. then went to tbe of demolition and r(.construction. ranch, intending to offer myself to Some 10j000 peoplej m0Btly the lonner Daisy, if she refused me i would, occupants of the destroyed sections, leave the field at once to all suitors, i ftre housed in simple comfort and If she accepted me 1 would have It, under sound conditions in these new out with Barker. [buildings. I fouud Miss Daisy very much ex- i This work is in the hands of a corn- cited. She bad heard of Barker's | mittee of the city council known'as shooting escapade and bad turned bit-;the+ hous,n8 committee" which pre- ',,. ������ ���,,,,��� , ,���,j u���, ,��,.,. r'sents recommendations to the council terly against him 1 told ber that I., baged on r 8 of ^ medic.a offlcer wanted her and If she wanted iMi0f-wth and the surveyor. I was willing to settle the matter be- About 4,000 insanitary houses are tween Barker and myself. Her reply |yet to be dealt with. At present the was all I could have asked for. but corporation is dsaling with six un- she positively forbade my coming Into healthy areas, having obtained Par- collision with mv rival. I told ber j liamentary powers to acquire these frankly that l believed he would wn | areas under the provisions of the me if I married her aud that the mat-!H,0"^ ��A thf, Working Claases Act ������. k��/�� K^f...- .,,. ���.,+,\*a !�������..�� >K.Jof 1890. On the sites of these un- ter had better be settled before �����. healthy areas new dwellings will be wedding. Being a woman, she wished, erected by the municipality' to ac- to get round tbe matter by subterfuge ( commodate 2,828 persons. and for the time being would consent j The plans provide for 89 houses of to nothing definite. four rooms each, 188 of three rooms, Daisy was very fond of an old ranch* j and 277 of two rooms. No single room er called Jake Huchins. To her he tenements will be constructed. Space was "Uncle Jake." A day or two after;for, fo"r **��P8 1wi'\. be apportioned, r>.,T.\.���->L. -h������u. ~o i ^oo -4hi������ ���������. and these 558 dwellings will contain Barker's shooting ns I was riding oyer 14g0 roome To fe(e the rtion the country on horseback Huchlns of the schen)e jus| described 118 came tip behind me and ambled along-j property interests must be acquired, side of me. jand it has so far progressed that the "I beam about the eboorJn' o' youf latest report gives only twenty-seven pipe onten yer mouth," be said. "Lit*!yet to be secured, and the price of tie Daisy was telling me about It" Itnese is now bu* ft matter of arbitra- "Oh. it was Miss Nolan who told'"0"' -The Pjobable cost when all the ���,,. | land is purchased, will be about $505,- you. was iu m and {or the buiidings $590,490 is l���iy^ 'And. what's more, sbe asked allowed, a total of $1,095,930. Street me tbsuggf'St"some--way-o,-8ettaa'-tbe^Inprovements-nTid--fl-fecreation-ground- matter without blood spUHn'." 1 will use 5,556 yards of the total of "That's impossible," said 1. ... 43,993 to be acquired. "So 1 tbort at fust, but arter awhil-' At present the net annual charge 1 thort of a plan. Barker's mighty *�� the Liverpool ratepayers for the Drnud o' his shootin' and he's m-ettv houslng reforms which have been ef- proud o his snootin, ana net praty {ected b the municipillity aJter the much made up his mind that be's lost eredH oi rentg is d^duc^ed( is only Daisy. 1 reckon he'd agree to settle four cent8 on $4.86. This produces the matter by a trial 0' skill between $143,267. The yearly charge covering him and you. He'd consider It his 1 the $1,127,500 which it is proposed to only chance." expend will be equivalent to a little "I'm no shot 8uch a contest would.over a orie cent rv.te attar deducting give Miss Daisy to him, and she j i��r. rental%/^' ,This ra,e o{.. ,fiv�� ^ni. ���,.,��! him�� cents on $4.86 has accomplished doeant want dim." | h> and provideg {or s.m '|urthe. "Not so fust You don't need to b��and extensive work in the abolition much o' a shot. Could you hit a hen'i, 0f the city's slums, egg at twenty feet?" . "I might in two or three shots." Youngest Admiral. "Well. I give Daisy my plan, and! A remarkable naval record is thai she's decided to try it. Here's a not< . possessed by Captain David lieativ, for you. and ber-e's a note for Barker,; who will shortly enjoy the distinction Whichever hits a heo's egg with a of being the youngest rear-admiral on forty-two the most outen flvo abou i record, not even excepting Nelson, she'll marrv." I wn0 was promoted to that rank in his He handed me a note to that effect; thirty-ninth year. Captain Uenttv is from Daisy nnd showed me another j th.rty-eight. and became a captum he was commissioned to deliver M Barker. "Do you consent7" .be added, draw Ing rein, "Yes," I finld; "I consent to anything Daisy desirea," when he was twenty-nine. His raniu advance has boon due to particularly distinguished war service. It was in Egypt twelve years ago that ho wu�� suddenly called upon to take com- mnnd of the gunboat flotilla, and showed great skill und courage Without walling for more he turned against tho enemy, winning the about nnd rode back to tbe direction D.S.O. During tlio Roxer troubles he from whence bo came. I commanded the llarfleur, and led a Tbe next day Uncle Jake Informed desperate attack with a counle ot me that Barker bad gladly agreed W hur,dr'Kl M����J��c!��rt. against two Chi- ii, . ��... I n���0 P"nB' which were causing a great i���� .��!L ,.r.^i���^ *** 1 m��H�� ����� dn''1 0l trouble. It was u fruitluBH but On the appointed day I made my,d in ftffort durill(j whicll ll8 WUh nppearonce ot tbe barn, wondering twice wounded wbiit was to be the upshot of tblt stu- ,_���_ gulur contest. 1 found on egg sut/ Froni 0rgan.Blow��r to Compoier. ponded over n bnsket by o fine thread. M Kdward Gernmn. who has pro. 1 won the tons and wltb It the right to' vWp(, Ul0 mmic (or gir w. B. Oil* fire live conHtH'titlve sbots at tbo egg.' hfirt's new op^ra, "Tito Fallen 1 mlHsed the first and tlio fourth, but, Fairies," gained his first musical ex- put a hole In tbe egg on tbo second,! perir-nce in an organ-loft as blower 1o third and the Oflh. For my life I could his lather, who wni�� honorary organlut not nee why I had not lost It would nt a Congregational cliurch, It took smsfor luirkef *ult thtt mXffioW&sw STbo^ife'^r ?��* w.a nilached to th.' ^t^ndW' &TK^-S tlirend for blm to shoot ut, and, whip*; ,,n���|nr,,r, nut in coimoqnonee of bin plug out his revolver, lm tired with nn*i forming ti juvenile hand, for which hn parent atrefeHMiieHx. Uo was Kiirprlsed i arranged Uie music, lie become qtiitn to wee the egg iwllliiti* violently, but well known m an niimteur nuisicinri, the Hhell was not broken, Ttio next nnd also gained not a little reputation time be tired lu* took careful aim. but; n�� an amateur n'tor ���niitl conjurpr. with no better siuves*. He wua thun* ������ It was as u.vlollnlnt thnt he (It��1 derxtriifk. Hiuce I hud bit the egg three times lie could now only tie me. "You iniiHt lilt It in the cimter," aald ooinixjuition, IJiiele Jako. "If you don't you'll J Kin lice." Barker aimed long and carefully at thirty miles to the west of the metro polish and smelt at twice thut distance. Sir William Richmond, the artist, has told how he once spent a holiday near Wantage, in Berks, sixty-four miles from London. One afternoon he went for a stroll up the Downs. The temperature for four successive days had been over 90 degrees Fahrenheit, so that tbe amount of smoke over London must have been much below the average. Yet, though in the valley the uir had been calm and still, the light breeze from the southeast that he found up the slope brought dense, rolling masses of smoke-fog from London. The stuffy London smell was in the air. For an hour the clouds of smoke kept coming up. Then the air grew clear again. The people of the district call it "the London dirt." When snow is on the ground, that smoke-fog blackens it, just as it does a white collar in London. The blight that these fogs inflict on flowers has often been felt at Maidstone, thirty miles away. Many var- ieties of flowers have ceased ,to grow at Kew within the last fifteen years. It was from the roofs of the conservatories ut Kew that, after a five weeks' fog some years ago, many tons of hard, scaly deposit had to be scraped away with knives. London fogs are classed under several headings by the Meteorologicui Office. But they are all due to the condensation of moisture upon smoke- particles in the air. All fog is due primarily to coal-smoke. "~Both~the-river--and-the-parksrhave often little logs of their own which do not spread to the neighboring streets. The low-lying parts of Hyde Park often have a surface fog on their own account. On the average, London has fifty foggy days a year. The fogs are generally at their worst from six to nine in the morning. They vary from a de. cided haze to a thick wall of darkness, like that which, on a winter night thirty years ago, kept scores of foot passengers clinging to the railings of Charing Cross Hospital for a night and half a day. Sometimes fog lies on the ground, while occasionally it does not come lower than the housetops, letting the ,lamps b.'low shine as clearly as at midnight under normal conditions. SUCCESS FOR 0NTARIAN. Hon. W. A. Buchanan Started on The Peterboro Review, One of the accessions to the Alberta Cabinet in the recent changes was Mr. W. A. Buchanan, a newspaperman well known und highly thought of in Ontario. Mr. Buchanan was called to the Cabinet without portfolio, but Premier Rutherford has publicly stat- Atiu.bu&cu Luiu.iug, he openeu a store there a�� i.n-juimeuiate means oi live- iihoou, and, uicide.ili.ily, with a view to acquiiuiuug u.uiaeu with tne habits of tne counu.v uiiu its latent natural wealtn. Aiier a lew mouths he ue-, cideu to cievo.e his attention esnecial- ly io prospecting ior.petroleum in tne vicinity oi i'ort McAiurruy, i.na for years ne iii^s oaeii carrying on borings there at great expense, tne ne- ce����ary capihu u..iug provided by him- self and lriends in Europe and Can- i.d.i, Besides supeiimeriuing the boring operaiions ^le has been prospecting for golil uiid otner minerals, and with the exception of a few weeks each winter spent in Ottawa his time lias bet-n devoleu, in his own words, to "travelling, tn.uing, mining and hunting/' Mr. von Hunmerstein (he democratically resents the use of the title "Count" to wnich he is entitled) is once more bacK in Ottawa, corre- sponuing. with his principals in Europe and at-the stune time consulting with oihcii.ls oi the Geological Survey regarding the showings made on some oi his recent prospecting woj]t. He is a most interesting, and in m..ay respcc.ts, picturesque, personage, this German pioneer of the Athabasca oil fields, and during his stay ai tne cani- tal he is t-.iwa.vs quite a social liou. It is at first a little difficult to identify the well-groomed gentlemen in evening dress one meets in Ottawa drawing-rooms with the rongmy-ciad and 'uiiKempt prospector, miner, mechanic ami hunter who hgures in many oi the wilderness phuiogiupns he snows to his frienus in his looms. Mr. von Hammerstein's lite in tne distant Nortnwest has been full of adventure and peril. A coupie of years ago, while hunting he was dan- gerousijvin tact it was feared at first "TaiUi^," wounded: "He~fiTO^nlyrane~ companion with him, and to save tne ii;e oi the wounded man the companion had to leave von Hammer- steiii alone for two days wnile he went in search ol meSbengers to despatch for a surgeon at lidmonton. ne;.iiy lour hunured miles !iw,.y by trail and stream. While on his way to Ottawa this autumn, his boat upset in the rupius oi the Athabasca Hiver and his two companions were drowned. He himself, was saved as it by a miracle the rupids throwing niin ashore in a half-stunned and biU.��ed condition. Mr. von Hammerstein is most enthusiastic about the undeveloped iw- turul resoucus of the region which is the scene of his activities, i.nd re- marked to the writer of these notes that while, in justice to himself und his associates, he cannot divulge the exact results of experimental boriiigs which have e.o��t a large fortune, he is delighted with results. He predicts that the Athabasca region before many years will be tho most productive oil field in the world, "The results of our work this year," he remarked, "have been more gratifying than ever before." Mr. von Hummer- stein states that there is no doubt about there being plenty of gold in the Peace River, for ha has worked banks at several points with good results. He expects to return to Edmonton soon, so that he will be able to make the trip to McMurray boi'ore tho snow and ice go, Newstead Abbey, in Nottinghamshire, England, occupies a unique position umong the monastic ruina ot the old land, by reason of its being originally a memorial to one of England's greatest Churchmen, and, lai~ er, the ancestral home of one of her sublimiat poets. Founded in 1170 by Henry II., in. expiation of the murder of Thomas a tteckct, it continued as a priory ot, black canons, and then as an abbey, till th* Reformation. Henry VIII, : NEWSTEAD ABBEY. Uien granted the place to Sir John- liyron, Lieutenunt of Sherwood Forest, and it remained in possesion oi. tno tuuiily till idia, when Uie pool, tne sixth Lord Byron, aisposed oi ii. The ruius are exceedingly picUu' esque, its may ba judged iroin our u- luburaiion ot the beautiful west front, of the abbey church. The cnapc-r .hAU��e_,.jyitu,.its_oi jginal sedilia. is also- A World's Record. Viper II., the fastest type of powerboat hull in the world, was uesiirned by Mr. Albert Hlckmun and Mr, San- ford Munsie, of l'iotou, N.S. Thougn only 20 feet long, this extraordinary little craft, with a 30-horso-power engine, 1ms devolpc.l a speed of about .0 miles an hour, Her ntiartist rivals oi at all similar length are two American boats, the Huaujr and Haida 1' "" ' ' v^ry Hue, being now used as a pnvaw" cnapei by the Household and tenauUy of tne owner. Again, the cloister* preserve a most etiective dataii, wlu��# tne ancient refectory of the monu* hu3 been U uniformed into a spacious ���oiaing hall, During its nistory Wev,- stead Aboey has been visited by u& less than tnree English monurclia <jao�� counting Henry ii., who made a pi.- grimuge oi btonement herej, anu t-u> rooms which iluma tnree occupic..,, now ricny hung with tapes.ry, bear their resjKictive nuines���Edward lix., Henry Ml., and Charles II, 'Ih��i moat interesting portion, of course, is the abbot's apurtmenU, which Byron occupied duritlg hu- reaicienoe hero, anu those are preserved in the some state as loft bf him. In the grounds also stands tins- monument which he erected to tno? memory of his favorite dog, Boatswain. Tho poet himself, whoso birthday fell a few days ago, lies in the churct of Hucknall TorKard, not far from Newstead Abbey and Sherwooa Forest. Historic Pens. King Edward's gift to the pcoplo of South Africa of tho pen used by; His Majesty when he signed tho South African Union Act is one of many similar mementoes which aro religiously treasured in various parts* of tho world. The last historic pen was the quill which one of the Colonial Premiers, Sir Robert Bond, took homo with him ns a souvenir of thcr Colonial Conference j and a few yenr�� previously there was tremendous competition for the pons which war�� used in signing the peace treaty between Russia and Japan. The pen used by the fourteen ploninotentiarlea who signed tho Treaty of Paris irr, ' 1H50 is now in the possession of tho Empress Eugenie, It is made from a quill of a golden eagle's wing, and is richly mounted with diamonds nnd Ignorance No Excuse, Sheriff Guy, a well-known Scot* I fell <*tire tlmi it I didn't lut lilm hIiooi i the center mid sent the egg bobbing, j,,,,,^ luminary, has, says The West. hut Hf111 the miell was unbroken, f m|,^ter Giwitc, been telling Home nt my pipe lie would Hlioot or me and nerved m.vnelf to stund another nbnt. J,,,;, ,,i, ;�� ������ H I 1,1 ii��� fi.r I I ���*'����� nnnrimil. Mm a cold chill run I flown my buck and a mid sweat hIimhI , nut nil over urn tNeM'itlielt'KS | pat j ��l# a pnify gi*^| fn.in | ��!il with i'oiiiparnihv cniiiiMisure. nirnilo'irilly | letting n faint I'lniul of tolmceo Hiimko ' ������m ��,|<v ,"...'. .'";'' "' ""' (taring to inovu a tiulrbreiiiitli lor (ear ��if litlerfi'rliig wllh the imm'K aim ��� Flinging bin revolvor on the burn, ^tori"n of lawyer.* and the court* Hour tn. utrmii. Hwnv, ! Mi'titioiiinB tin* maxim, "iBiionmci* of I knew Hint darker hod lieen tricked, the law i�� no e��cum-, .in ^n.��i." .,.,;, but could mil vtiuceiie bow, H ��p- .i f"�����^",- '���',l'i,'>��rl*l�� r,n\M<>. when peared io me that nothing could be! "Ittlnir m mnpiMtrato at the ,��,m> m,w fair lima tlw trial. I linked I court, had ��i man broiigot before him Uncle .hike how ne I.nd managed to.cliarg.-a with "^^.^^Z let me. a ^r nliot he,,, Ihe ,k,h�� ,bo. , jft^^,, Xl'i^o'mmitl'tfi i.. nn. t..rHti,rv He w.ml��1 not lell I J, . ��� ,���,, .���,,,,���, ���,���, ,,��� ,���,, y)()t me. Marker wan never wn there k|um, ht, Wlt8 Mtlg UIIV wr,1Ilfc(, -jp. agtilri. l��nNy hud Itiduced hint lonign ���orttnP(. 0f the law excuses no one," Heverul |s'r>ioiin from Inside the imiel, j a prmiil-e tlmi If I bent bin* lie would pouipounly usserliil the iniigintrato. l��Hpoone, and a French boat, Mal��-Je- RoW. A quill pun used by tho hlplv Piquer II��� that distinguished herself > epntraoting power* In signing th(* ��� " Treaty of Vienna is preserved by: Lord Bangor's family. A pen with which Napoleon marked tho localities of coming battles during the Austrian at Monaco. With considerably greater power than Viper II��� these racers develop from 21 to 33 miles an hour, Mr. Hickman, who is at present in Montreal, gave the following particulars concerning Viper II. to a Montreal Standard's representative: "The hulls ot Vipur I. and II, were buiit roughly (��r ex|ii'riiiiiMit.d purpo.es. They must m*l be looked upon as giv. ing any idea of the speed of which the boat it capable. Carefully-built HON, W. A. IIUOIUNAN. . -,-, . ,, .. ,,, . . , ed that lie will lm given an important iliHtimnilHlK'il liimci'lf. although, at, departnienl us noon as the legislature Blr aw��ret* Mucfarreii a advice, lie | IT,nfltt, ftl,(l ,������),,����� H ^adjustment sueoonsfully gave greater attention to i jK)i��h11>1o. Mr, Huchatmn is a native o( Pelor. I n'nd fuUVpowcrud, even a ao-.<wt Vlp'Jr boro cotinty, though his father, Rev, j H|touI��J bu able io miiliu 30 miles an Wm. Jliiclijinan, being a Mothmllst hi��r. In luct, we havu no right to minister, lias had many different ���,t a )j,���jt t.Vl.n here, as tlio Vmer Ikiiiioh. W. A. Huelianan began news. lvpu ct |,un ���u jur w m have b-en Pftwr work ��ri Iho Peterboro Review . bWu to ulreovt-r, develop* abaolutuiy at the rum of jlxtopn, and Inter wn* | , ,,u|j ,J|lfocU llt hi���|, i]Umii \\r��� campaign is owned by Baron Koller of Vienna. Tho South African pen i�� not, ol course, the first international Sift associated with tho namo ol King- ;dward, There ia tho cclobratotl in- stanen of tho Cullinan diamond, and a few years ago Australia presented Hit Majesty with a flno picture eon* taJnlng over 2M portraits ronrosent* ing the opening by the Prince of Wales of the first Parliament of th* Commonwealth. iminlovrxl on Thn Kxunner of thnt. . ",* . ii T Y * �������.'�� i *��a uw ������'"��� uOV��rilO**i * ft�� ��� ������ . > . .,":,'' �� '"it in imi M'niiM nun ri mm ' ���,, ��� v ����i < iicin i t\t �� it i, tm rono Tekgram. From that c.ty hem ,��� uU e;iMW m ,,.������ |ou|ld thllt the .^ V.s aLarl. J i went, to M. ihoiiift* U, UU J(.����'v�� .,; , . .,,, , tl t ,.,,, ,w. rw w��s uuuroa*MiK a h The Journal, In 1005 he went to Ldhliridgo where ho now owns his pa|Ktr, one of the moiit jiruspcrous iluilic. in that thriving city. having lieitrd n Nlmt, inine out to ills ��*j>vit who had liceii lililefl, I'liey ar- HvmI Ju��t In time to ��m> the seiuinl ���hof /ifirf fh* f��fi of the Imiwi of my f��lpt�� Oil off- 1 l��',v ill 'Hire Nx.K III llltt ��Ii��ihM��ii. and. feetmr me coolly puff- lug, not kiiow'tiiu my interim I enmll- tlitn, the*' *'rt��1 out "i|.m��i pntek.Mintn- lf��rr "HtMidy mrver" "lie niii't no tMiderfrtof!" anil mcli nti�� <-..��npll- IWIIW l*f**M*nfl3' a tWW ���'���'*, ��*wii#��<*t wtiat wn* lef�� nf ��**# tKiwt ��f ni> |il**#. nnd iwily Mif atom rfiiinln,*d hi my tnwiih. It'hi'ffiiH' my iM*r*""' nwd* Hirkw naif M'ltSIIIMl of nlnwlf <-r ffiril ft*. ������� IWNilMl ��# by tlt# admlrnfli>ii nf rh# Irnve the Held clMir for me. "Then why did tli��y make you j I married hats*/ and took her east i baillh'?" was the rvudy rfuponsu, ; wllh me Khe hmIiI she had bad enough ; ��� I <>f the wild we��i nnd had no further i Descendant ef Three Kings. , iiw fur iowImi,i'k. not iMiiiMlderlnu the ri��iiiiiiitli'erMiiriir��*��sheh��d I i Ihetu wiii-ii otie rlrnt went to Miv I try. Khe leariiHl ftte wvrft l ���hi-itli.c nmteli from Oncle J��k- ��h�� ]lt){ vfHi,\ of enlling n *\>n<b- ii cpi.le. | Any we were iimrrU'd and l����W It to tu* nH wnJI w0|{ ttlu*<lrnt��*il in hi* M*ich i oi�� onr wettiJlng journry. Tb* meat j��� t^. f^rd* on <!���� Umlitrt, mJjiJ.. |,r�� When Sir Herbert Tree, then l\"er. bobni Trt'f*. put on "Ht;rod" in I��n- dpn |w nakeil Sir Htniry >rvln*ut0 I iV^W'^yrTl ��^"*JTJ'b"h��nl tocoTi look in on the show. The setting ht.it - -��� - a iiuli IIIHllllHllll'd Uie *4IUU puo.xo-i K laiivc to lh��.' turttscv ol tlio water. She neither ri<e�� unuuly by the bow, in the manner ol the round'biiged bouts, nor does siie stumble or jump like the hydr��pluii<'��.. Of what .p<>t><! i\\U type 01 l�� '111 lllljllll U." l'-rlpi,i��V ��lilV(, ui ll- ell by the 'ifiO horse-|xiwer ol Dixie HI. or tin* WW horse.piiwi-r of Wolse- �� ' Til. ,*" Tii,i V, ' "Inr, ?"* I M'tun*. <Th�� Duke of We��tm<ti��ter't fffiMlT' uW Uo ���.Ji" ' ,m.k W��iUeky.Si.iii.'b.y. now c��11,mI Ursula, "Ll i^'^J. r',T r\,i'vi'if..I ' ia M f-t in bnith. and baa .��.-P����4 Had Ne Ekptrlenee. i Mr. Hcrtxtrt Ulauwtoue. who U to ba uie Uisi. Uuvernor-Uejionu ot Uw was aouKjUina nump Nii.uatMHi. a WV-llUU* ���!!*��� tiago biueUnv lu u lautahtu a^im^ loMU, tuia vtaJkOU nuui) ciwqiMJiii lu \,r..Ui <h the Iwlies. in Umt ooumo o. hi* Np.vcji ue rvmwkod on tne gr**%�� ijueasoru wlncn it give* WW nuUe taut w UiUm te . wouiA.1 laikiog. luudoa,-. auuy ne w^i lUMtKJvM wj �� <���%>��*& ���.�� !u>u bitcK ot tne uidi ui oread *or���� mire uiiUect; "Ui, tod, Uiou'at noau wed >��>V - trnf of 40 mii.'M i.n hour.j In principle and eon*) ruction tin' Vij��r i>|�� a. p,��ru COl���� rUftlnll tie VIJ��r 1>1��: ���li-p.UU . *���eeiMim ^uiK-gu M Uw ] from pmcticully every iwtmi law J^X^ iwU la��. ol pi^Mt-..-y Mixd bo..t 'I. aign. ^UU.im. ui�� completed . hud txt.fi taicen from (be ega Barker I'arllmni'ntury work hit* been A.d**m and tht AppU. Th�� old M��reb|on��'j��* nt H>tH��b��ry Qaliclan Housrs. ��l...t .... nnd th- f*atnerwelgHI .bell ett-'n-iw. W Mf^r K l.y i��,B', ��^l,nw|f,t,;,|h;,!'t "",' ��1' fnd i��vn nrnTH ������*>�� tttb tUue U> '**y. nn ���)<���''���-�� .."-wwl-nt of three! *f �����*���������� "J "'* '��'��� $ ih. wiHrf ���# ,hT hall T�� hit It was kiitirs. !!���* I' a Brure who e.ri right. *'V,,.Vi 'k,*'u.V * ������������������M'��- Hi. wind of the hall. To ait K wae , !"*�� , (Vl.^nX ,.,,,��� Km I{riU���t wit. "!,��ril. the w.mian t�� Itniei" of Snitl-ifid. Imp/xwlbl- I'nci. jsk- had Itafweil the trtek {.^'-f-' bmihor, nttr-m I **nt fconw. nal iw d*��t-t*d fmm a pr-��tldl*rltatof wlm M�� pa**ed rri>wr,Mj king of Ireland m 1.116, mij Crom fatlfeer thoeUn* I faucjr. now Umoni-b thw ir*railt�� with a drew. Robert's vm. King David II. Largtst Oollege. The QU��gow and W��at of ScoUaoct Wg'Vl OOi- Wmuu tB��r pleu:d ti yeur licuc; | tiie iiisututiuii will lutve co*t ��a,0UU.- _...,.,.. , . �� . t WO. Tms sin* of Ute college may b# --. .-. .���..,*..���rr , Th���� t^picui Oaliciaii lioaiw in York.; -a^jja^i j;, u^. fc^ ^tMi ^ ^^ V(;;;. jnn��* Sunlay was at church, a .���,-j ton. ��<��!�� ����n>w��n. I* Uilt of .��mared ,,�����<*, eMrt,u Un acrt*. Theta u* lh- preaeher. i m^r k��g�� covered with �� ihmw- ftve to, jn {hts eollegii; Uie buildup ob*erv��-l thnt i w*'"''�� fJ(> *����'��� ���"*'�� T')(V **��?��� tonUia. tmr tm-nyr-fwur Ute*Uborri- f. U��l uk-d ! I"'1 ""7 /""" "' '"'' ,**"t' n}*Utim\: '��� t��ri>~, ^nif^-i with op-kMiel* inatru, J*-mple.| mel" i 5?./��'i!Ll*.JlJ^fk/���.,?,-.j.tlLmS-!' ?wi��U. In U�� tn��*lneeiUlf labortaor. Then ihr-r.' wim ^Iwnrl Unite, it 'ilibii'liiinfiirlou'>idy'8afiiVury."who ! !""��". fa��tenHt to tl^ rafters with| .J^Sew are machine* of 100 ���ptirNrrHf-.nl iu have heanl of th* iu- *�����������"��� ���"���f-**- -���� ����������* ��W*��i��l��n*i��laij| enBHeiiy, Tlw oolite has alaoa Ioib* *>���"'������ ^Ft)**** *P in h*r *"**'��� H!e hf1"*'."1"- hnm* twite-all e-aap* nimrf Bwi ^ ��.s#tnina����iii ban t -i>��i'��. Uhtibby fellow. IndeedT ' th.�� t>��.s in the *un<jo*e. ^^^ caJ1 m9% nvtt gjya f��o<**. 3f THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. OLBJHUM TEN TOR TEN CENTS Whither We Are Drifting Marion���������What were the favors Mrs. Swell's dinner? Myrtle���������Motor cars. 1 Marion���������What horse-power? Myrtle���������Only thirty. j Marion���������Isn't she the stingy I gargoyle? at WORTH KNOWING Remedy That Any One Can Prepare at Home Most people are more or less subject to coughs and colds. A simple remedy old thnt will break up a cold quickly and REMARKABLE ISLANDS. Simple nemeoy ma, Any une ������Jan \ ArchIp.l������So Near Cape Colony .. Rich With Sea-Fowls' Eggs. Lying off the soutft#estern corner , of Cape Coloiiy, ami a uiUe to the cure any cough that is curable is made; north of Cape lowa. are a group of ti��������� * iW, " ,, ,, j by mixing two ounces of Glycerine, a islands of wxncu Dusseu. Juuou, and SffiT *" ���������^^^ com-;Malagasy Isian^' Ine large** iw?l !fi!i fvi ��������� i Pure ������nd eight ou,.lces 9{ I)Ure ana most pronmiont. xitey appear no- have told Whiskey. *iou can, get these> any. uiing more than rocky wleCwtHWO f,?���������i���������r?0gw^r *m e������a.llv m������ ^'"jagged rocks proving above the in a lnrge bottle. The mixture is high-1 - ly recommended by the Leach Chemical Co,, of Cincinnati, who prepare the genuine Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure for dispensing. Hooligan. Have you kept the thermometer at seventy, as I you?" Mrs. Hooligan���������"Sure, an' Oi hev, doctor. There's th' thing in a toomb- ler av warrum wather at this blissid minnut. To Test Motor Horns The technical committee of the Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain has been asked to consider the expediency of undertaking a test of motor horns on similar lines to those adopted in the recent head lamp trials, _in order that motorists may "gain information as to the most effective and , least objectionable form of warning instruments for general use." The First Quarrel Reggie���������If you're never going to speak to me again what are you waiting for. Angola���������I thought you might want to speak to me. Tennessee English An eastern Tennessee girl is credited with the following reply to a question as to whether she had been to the fair; "I didn't went, I didn't want to went, and, if I had wanted to went, I couldn't have gotten to gwine." "Pa, what's a star boarder?" n "A man whose'landlady manages to slip him a pi������ce of bacon two or three times a week." he Would Try Aejain "Won't you try to love me?" sijrhed. "I have tried," she replied, kindly but firmly. "My rich aunt has just died," he went on.' "In that case, dear, I will try again!"���������Puck. SOFT, WHITE HANDS May be Obtained in One Night For preserving the hands as well as for preventing redness, roughness, and chapping and imparting that velvety softness much desired by women Cuti- cura Soap and assisted by Cuticura Ointment, is believed to be superior to all other skin soaps. For those who work in corrosive liouids, or at occupations which tend to injure the hands, it is invaluable. One Night Treatment.���������Bathe and soak the hands on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy lather of Cuticura Soap. T������ry aud anoint freely with Cuticura Ointment. Wear during the night old loose gloves, to protect the clothing from stain. For red, rough, and chapped hands, dry, fissured, itching, feverish palms, and shapeless nails with painful finger ends, this treatment is j most effective. level of too sea oner an emphatic warning to the navigator not to venture too cioseiy. Suouid Uio passing vessel appioacn suuicienlly near, tne traveler will observe ihe islands to be crowded wiui biros, ana prooabiy will dismiss them trow his mmd witn the tnougnt tuat, tney are merely ihe isolated and weli-nigh inaccessible UQNT Would Take a Chance "Sir. I wish to make your daughter | my wife?" i The old man hesitated. "Hadn't you J?���������"? u��������� ��������� w,eiwII*,������ ������>��������������������������������������������� better see her mother first?" he ask-' 6tro^hold8 of ������������?.������������*������>w* clustering ed, gently, after thinking a moment, | ������" lhfir ,barren 81<H*' , . . "I have seen her mother, and it does1������. fauch' ������������������������������������������������. ���������u-fax rom being not make anv difference!" exclaimed ithe <**s*r\ --bough the three above- the youth, with the ardor of honest��������� !iamed lslanas- "hiC* constitute the ' largest ana most important of tne love.���������Puck. A TERRIBLE SUFFERER FOR THREE YEARS But Health Was Completely Restored by Dr. Williams' PinK Pills. Extreme atiguish: pains in the joints that all but drive one crazy��������� thus may inflammatory rheumatism be described. The victims are to be pitied���������to them life is one long tor- ������r\i.- t v. ., i v . t ��������� j ���������������������������ii iture; they suffer by day and cannot Oh I hardly knew; what to do with - sleep by night Such was the condi- it, so I just, put it in, some Florida |tion ofjrfiss Alida Mercier of Ottawa, "Oh, dear, Grace. George has just sent me the cutest and sweetest little alligator from Florida. Isn't he the dear?" "He has? For eoodn^ss sake what have you done with it? water and wrote sweet thing! to ask him." The Impurities of the Blood Counteracted.��������� Imourities in" the blood come from defects in the action of the liver. They are revealed by nimplos and unsightly blotches on the skin. They must be treated inwardly, and for this purpose there is ro more effcetive compound to be used than Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. They act directly on the liver and by setting un healthy processes have a beneficial effect unon the Wood, so that impurities are eliminated. That's the secret of Shiloh success for| forty years*���������trustworthiness. When you contract a cold���������like a wise man you want to cure it���������Shiloh's Cure will I do that quickly. When there is a cough in the household J you know as well as we do whatit may lead J to: Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, Consumption, are its fruits���������Shiloh's cures coughs. All throat and bronchial soreness and inflammation are eased and healed, all phlegm secretions are safely removed, by Shiloh's. Cure. Incipient Consumption is checked by the soothing, building influence of Shiloh's Cure. You realize that from the quick way a long standing lung cough is alleviated and cured by it. Whooping Cough and Croup���������take them in time! Shiloh's Cure should never be out of the house where there are babies or children. tot It's the Remedy you can Trust I >-*��������� *v. ir ii ~ i "i nrun jii_i^ . CURE tmemt HOAJIS-tttEW mm Wh���������plHf Ctvgk, mtamiksuxa peee^emeeut* 1CWEUUAC0., , ��������� UHKTtain "������������������"i*.. *__**������������*������ea, K M.MWaH H ���������.MUTmewiMH, R ���������mil. MOW**, ��������� Nl, MaaMajaUMta, H M m fa. Ml, tt I. C U kaiM^aHtf utoMa rl avahiaa "What do you call your mule, uncle?" "You meAn whut's his name, boss, or what Ah calls him?"���������Houston Past. HELP THE CHILDREN OUT The trouble and annoyance which they cause you by their involuntary failings at night is not usually their fault, but the result of constitutional weakness.. Write Mrs.'"Summers, Box 77, Windsor, Ont., and sho will send free to any mother her successful homo treatment, with full instructions. This treatment is effective also with' adults and aged people who a're| troubled with the same weakness. Write today. 4b Ont. For three years she was a, vie tim of'this trouble and found no relief till she began using ��������� Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. She says;���������"For three years I was a sufferer from inflammatory rheumatism.. During that time I consulted and was treated by some of the best doctors in our city, but I found no relief in their treatment. I began to despair of ever being well, again, when one day. a friend advised I Britain me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I procured three boxes and by the time these were used there waB enough improvement in my condition to en- cQurage_me_ tQ__continue_their_use Three more boxes completely cured me and to-day I am as well as ever I wfts. I always keep a supply of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in the house and would recommend nil who suffer as I did to give them i trin.1." It was the new blood that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually made that restored Miss Mercier to heajth and strength. There is no medicine to equal them in making new blood and in this wrv they ciire anaemia, rheumatism, heart palpitation; indigestion, neuralgia, St. Vitus dan"e and many other troubles. Sold bv1 all denl- eri in medicine or direct nt 50 centa a box nr six bores for $2.50 from The Pr,. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. group, do not cover in the aggregate more than from 20 to 30 acres of ground yet Uiey are the centre of two nourishing industries. The islands are t������ie property of Uie Government, and their bunctity is careiuuy preserved. No one is allowed to intrude on their shores without express penuisaion. 'J. hey are as closeiy protected as a hoard of treasure, and on eacti island is stationed a resident official or ranger, for whom comfortable quar- Uivs are provided, aim who on behalf oi his employers maintains a practically autocratic sway. Xnougn one mignt probably search in vain for tri.c<!s oi precious metals or gems, the existence of which might be suggested by the thoroughness of the reservation, yet tneir >ie!u two articles of commercial value wnicn represent a satisfactory revenue to the Colonial liovernment. The first of theso is guano, of which nuge deposits are to be found on these seagirt roc^s; Uie other is penguin eggs. The last-named industry is becoming of more importuice every year, and a decided .stimulus has been imparted to the traue Dy the recent successful introduction oi the eggs into in boutn Africa the edible is sis common as the ordinary'hen's ��������������������� HOUSE CLGANINfJ Instead of beta*; e mono* tonoiu drudgery becomes ��������� labour of love when Sunlight helps you. Remember���������Sun* light does all the work, at half the coat and In half tho tlihe of other Soaps. 0%m I MADE W CANADA. la the Standard Artlela | READY FOR USB IN ANY QUANTITY j r For maklrtf soaa> sef ttalag water, removiag okl paint, vJlilnfeeting slaki, eloiets, drains awl fef auay other j parpase*- A ean equali 20 lbs* SAL SODA* ttae/af hr 800 p������rp9iu-<S������M S*tr$mh*M, JB, W. OnXKTT COMPANY UM1TKU jrORONTO, OWT.^ His Chance Ethel���������Tom won a hat betting with papa, and papa told him he could have Grace if he'd call it square. Eciwi.rd���������Is���������is your father home tonight? Faultless in Preparation, -��������� Unlike any other stomach regulator, Panne- leo's Vegetable Pills ore the result of long study 'of veg table compounds onlciili>,ted to stimulate the stomachic functions and muiniaiii thorn at tlio normal condition. Years of use have proved their faultless character and established their excellent reputation. And this reputation thov have maintained for years and will continue to maintain, for these pills must always stand at th" head of the list of standard piPPMrution*. The Melodrama It wits Aunt Matilda's first visit to a modern playhouse nnd when a n y- Hterious buying echoed through the auditorium ������ho pulled her wraps about her. "Il'itr mo!" she ojnHihit"<l, in a loud whisper, "1 hope they nh't turning on tlmm tlmr 'leetrlc fans cueli a day as thin." "8li! auntie," cautio<>i>d lipr niece with "iiiharrnssniont, "thnt in the vil- liitn hisniim K-r-r-r-r-reveng"',' " Ssttilnctorlly Explained Actor-Playwriglit ��������� "1 have been told, sir, that tho Corot you sold tne Is, not fteuuiii"!" *" Sneaking of Art Youna Wif1*���������This diBh, dearest, is an original composition of my own. Husband���������Well, I should ratliT, my pet, thnt you would cook after the old masters,���������Meggendorfer Blaatter, SAVED IN HIS OLD AGE. Annapolis, N.S., May 14, lflOO.-���������I am over oiuhty years of age and have suffered from Kidney and Bladder Trouble for fifteen years. I took doctors' medicine but got no help, I want to thank yen for sending me the sample box of Gin Pills which helped me. I have takon six boxes ol Gin Pills altogether, hut got relief before I had! taken mmr that amount. I had to get! bmuncad. un some nichts ev������rv fifteen minutes | and had to use an instrument before 11 could nrii*nt->. Now I, can lie in h������tl | four or live hours without getting up. \ W, H. PIERCE. I Writ" Nationrl Drm* and Chemical1 Co. (l)ept. N. 1.1.1, Toronto, f<r fr<*o| sample, Pogulrr sir.!", 60c, (1 fur S'i.SO. I egg, and is a favorite addition to Uie breakfast table. In fact, owing to its peculiarly easy digestible' qualities, ^mbined-with-an-app-tisuig-ilaV-Qcat is greatly preie'rred to the smaller product of the domestic iowl; while tho taut that it is oonsiuerubly larger renders it a good square uienl in itself. In general appearance the egg resembles ������oiitew<uU that of the goose, to which it also uppioximates iu size. A pecuiiunty in cooking, however, is trat the white or uibumen never becomes soliailiod and wiiite, u is the case with the hen's egg, but preserves its jelly-lUe co.jjiste.,cy oi a vei'y pale blue color. No matter how long cooking may be prolou^ou, it will ai- w.,yd retain thii wian.c.er, tnough tn<j yol��������� itself will become 'set in t.ie us- u..l nuainar. It is owing to Uiis j>e- culiarity that the albumen oi Uie poll- guilt's egg is so e_suy dige.>tio*o und constituuti such a valuable cietetic ior invalids. In view oi *uie fact that the bird 'uepenus (or its sustenance on tiaii, it mignt hi conceived thai the ^g will necess-r.ly nave a tisny llu- vor; but sued a cuncltuion woaid be quite fallacious. Cause o< Hli Insanity "What iniule thi.-i poor fellow go insane?" "Tryi"������ lo floftir.1 out whoth'-r he'd rather ri(l<������ in an o*M>n err n"<\ freeTe, or In a elosci ear and strangle."��������� Cleveland Loader. PltESC'IRED IN7tTl4 DAYS IMZO dlNTMKVT Is ������tuirantee.| In Her Majesty's Hobby. Queen A.exunuut wrote a long time i.|io in tne pruieru,;c<2 oook ut a ducal ii.���������i.a.on thut her iuvonte occiiUaiioii i.nu i.iuupeiueut were "pn.y.ng tne p,..uo and ruling," her cni uisiiKe "s.a.iMc-r," anu ner liiglies. iiinbiiioit ''iwn-iiiiei'ioi'once in ytner p.'i'BO..s' ' Her Alujoaiy n..������ not L-.nuiyi-J her viiiws on uie ia-1 two |>ui..,a, .li.r dijiJiKe oi gossip i...well iwioun, but since thai time snti lias uuv>.-,.,j������i..u a new iiuouy in plioio- aT.������pn^, to witica ������ne reni.-nw per- ui..iK-.iily devot,.-u. J-or iit.'i.i'ty uvemy y:ui.i p.iolugiup.iy iliui ilin.luleil tile v^.^vii v.. in u pleasurable i.n.i artU- ..c p.n'rti.n, und wilu un uoject tui Ill.liUllI' It collection. I lie ^UlH'U'S p..o...|.ri-,piiie iilouiiH number in.ui) voiuin-'ii. and she uerivus sr..'������t p.eas- uru in arianging t.ie pictures wiiii-ii ������.ii. h..H t .K.'ii. Ki.cn I'.ioU.giup.i inn. W1C i���������i;ne oi the nubj.'el ���������ii.. tne u.ite i*t wiiie/i it Wiot.Iuai'II iiiAoribid I>j- neat.i it, in tlie Qui.i-n s iiaielwiitinK- Uurilll! iilH' Ol Her Ai .jenly a (TUIm'S , , ,, ���������., , , in t.ie >n"iliti-rri.iieiin, sue mml itoute euro any ea-n of_ Itchl**������. Blind,, .��������������������������������� tmr\,-,-n huih.M.1 li.nis to be ������le. lUeeding or ProtrmliiiK Pile* in 6 14 days or money wftinricit. .Mlc. to Art l������.'i-l<r���������"Who M������i<| so?" Actor-Pliivwright���������"The art critic nf the Daily Whirl " Art Ileal r~-"Do you belinve wind tlwir ('ratiiatia critic says nlHiut your plays?" .*Ptor-Plnywrit.,ht~"f never thought of tliet. What have you to ������lmw tin- todhy?" Uf*ri Te It The P>acon���������My frlnul are you not Bfrnld y,������u will I'll n ���������'rmihn.M'* jrnvt? The Grivodiw-r���������There's not bin' ter ������- .tllrtl.. </l. 1 Si' lli.ltl ((������, IIIOIIJ ol :i'I.UIIl|| ||l|l|l ������������������HWHHffta ^tntnri-i'' tii^tti m^iiitntiiti^:Hnttfttm^ jiinti n^^-MH ? PAGE WHITE FENCES Re* Wreewjw em amw fur tewat, Perks, rum* ������-4 BaHrewlii. li.*at wim w tu. law?VSSsi������*&Z "* " "���������*" C"*5*- 0,w'?w *���������E" ***'*"^i������W tS R. LANGTRY ft!** %m GATT0I TN STOCK "Dwior. ing?" "Sitiolfiiig Ha Knows uli.4 i������ injiiiii/iii. iimA- atiythlt'g that's handed A Fogy's Opinion I fin--flri yon don't ajiprovc of Ihe , nliHliipp I He -1 won't KIIV tllllt, but I ll)lli>t I fulitift I Pan't qiil'e See the ��������� eeil of i it wlom ������<t"Mn>������lii')<, red.*'v< end iiutottiobili'ii ilr'n'i'y afford Mich ex-; teindve opporitiniticn for ii������kimr life < IMInard't Liniment Relieves Neuralgia > ftwe������t PWM���������"8'y. ������r������, you mu,"t he it i������r<-ttv utr-mn muti!" I������a���������"I'Hrlv *o, r������v dear. V'liv*" , .*>������<���������.���������! l. iiiii��������� ������!<������������������������������ miesr "fiM : ������v... v -,,.*. , ��������� ..'ev v,, , .< . ,y,, nielit yon irirrl-d Hi" bi'"'i.������t load of any min he ever ftiw without show. irjr it'" V,'l>,|i <|, vtliH'll will give it,Jill.' id.'U <>i t.ie enthusiasm with which the Queen f.ol"M������ In r hobby, Hlie lnu������ also found a,novel une lor her work by iuvtug n t'.i "'/viw ..pi'iiiaJly maun- fotur*!. wim ��������� !!������������������ of bi-r pfio.oKrupiis iv������tr.*> -ut ������������,ijiM',.,i'j!l,,i)S,Ll'-2?!' Lord Kitchener's Anthem, ll i.. a f.nt let gent-mily Known th..t i,ur������i Kit*'b������'iier on ������u������< oivimion invent d ������u autneui. ll wu.i upon tne ore.moil ot ,i vinit M India of toe Am ;-r oi A.i,,i..������i,.t������ii, ,*n.l tin* or. dr w. nt roui.o l.iut i.ll miaUry biii-lj. wi'i't" to .r.'et In.ii with In.' n.i- tiohiu H!iiii<:ii <i A;yu.thi���������,t.iii. Hui U������ MJOUTViat IT. K. WftWMPia COtT DISTEMPER mMI W$ WMstflisJ 'Wpwt wWm aa^HatatMiaktaUHIl a*M atatatataW ftati fStSmVmimtmSrm i i!^;*NJ*rtiRO������*������l Awful ti Contemplate Myr���������.t������'ci������rding to nport* tin-re nr>' no eai������ in 11 >���������- Arctic regions. C)>r--Thttt'* a fortunate thing for tile lintUt-*, IMl't tl'f Myer -How m'r *.,,i-r \\<'\\. jii't ttnngitie eat" in ������ ���������ouiitry wh'-re th������ nicM* wr.* ������������*. Iie/l/li !'>!;.. An Henetl Milkman Mr*, Y������tjngl������rnl*������--Mr*. Simith ������������y������ ���������h������>r.������ i������ M������ *������f er-aat on bri nail ���������n>ltl>* i������very iiioriiina Why i* tt������r������ j������v*r kity un y������/ur������? Wlrmin- Vm tm non-'"t, li'y., 'hat's why. I tils n������jr UAtlr* #.. fall hat th*?* ain't mm* m r*mm f^ff 'or cr*������������m���������Woman's Home Compim- 1)(H)I)S ; KIDNEY <//, PILLS ci;^,i /^^. - * ���������nisf' d->.������ it mnti "I'luy abut *���������������������! (.,',., ��������� , ��������� H" ii.* in- All r p..,)" t ,,��������� < ,,! ���������.oJ.'JJtll.V, ,,', ���������- ,.���������.-���������: I 11 tu "Wlnt i \v>,i i<tniW!������r" In. a,,11.1 ir !��������������������� oi 1-ii.in'lJnli; ������i������wl . '.*���������!, 1 !���������'������������������ .������ g:. ,,5 ;L:k\ " ' ������,(.! fn..t it.*.���������(..,! tn,.' I ,i iiu.rcli ir>>iii otii' of , . ' . ��������� ,' -���������..,.���������. .1!' .. UJ.- i .-it up by i ie i������nu, : liniii. of l.,.- ti.ll.,, Ill ��������� K '*'ir. \ i * ������������������ '"*"< T f ������������������ '' W. N, U- He. m. ON Fw N*w South Walt*. Quit������> ii -tt.r >������,i> .mu������-i| in I/uilon the ������ta������r ������l.i>* *������beii a p-ri) oi ov.-r, ijiiVj .-,.i..i I; :��������� ��������� ' . .; J iv*. ,,, t������Mj*ht'<* to Uf* "���������''" ������ ol tne N������-w. >ni)t>i \V . .������������������! t.'-v " '-,.,������il i-t nr.hr t. ] niukr- tifi.il J" i ir./.-.i,. !-.f tnr;j ik<.; rltuf������* to ih.������ a .t- of N.-W H >������th * il������-., \u.!r������!U "i'.������������������,'���������������' ������.������ai,������t:!iinf ' like nv-n, cii'l ������n in'������-r'������������?*������l hnriHh * wiwi *<< >ui ������>n,.i������, -i" *������.������ I'toutUf ��������� **rv*f:tuf hi' i.���������������'���������** f������it**n ������f f*r*n } ������oiS"r������ 'Y-*.' *.s������ ���������!������" r.j.iy. "if ������^ ������*W������lk������l ft t������-H|������ IikK ..������*��������� l������W*<|i .'llltpa ������������������������**��������� w������*k w������* wow.-t be itotnf th������ S m������n th'-m*.-!*. * % $<*A turn, end wrnor ���������"*' ���������*-*>*��������� ���������*iu������������'������t>*j' ������* line Easy She���������Don't you think woman's suf- frage would be a fine thing? He���������1. know I could always persuade my wife to vote as I wanted by telling her I intended voting the other way. i Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere > Neither Saw nor Heard 'Miss Cook���������Did you see the snow squall this afternoon? Mr. Hook���������No; I didn't even hear it. Many patent m������dietnes have come and gone, but Pickle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup continues to occuoy a foremost nlnee among remedies for coughs and colds, and as a nreventive of decay of the luntrs. It is a standard medicine that widens its snhere of usefulness year by year. If you are in need of something to rid yourself of a ''ough or cold, you cannot do better then try Bickle's Syrup. He kidded her to beat the band- To angor s^e was goaded, He told her she used powder, and The girl almost exploded. Here is a test which proves positively that Dr. A. W. Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills do cure kidney disease aud urinary troubles. Capt. Wm, Smith, a British Array veteran/living in Revulstoke, B, C, had his urine tested by his physician who pronounced his case a bud form of chronic kidneydiaotse. After be'oK cured by Dr. A. W. Chase's Kidney & Liver Pills he arrain had an examination of the urine mado and hta physician stated that no trace of the old trouble remained. Dr, A. W. Chase 'a Kidney and Liver Pills are daflnito and cortain in action and positively euro backache, kidney disease, ['right's disease (inearly stages) und urinary troubles. Ono pill a dose, 25 cts. a box, ot all dealers or Eumunson, Dates & Co., Toronto, ������"r*w:������HTSW'V KA UKIONISYAWO . uvtn - I fUfuM tuumuu* and Imitaliou. Here's a (ft Sure A Dye To ���������*..������ ,,!���������-��������� Your Way ff ciothu DY-0-LA Just Thin* ef III With the SAME Dp r������i<..tilal ANr h.aJ������l(l(ii������i FerM*lr~n������ cSeiwt of mini.*.. All colore ������ etnlt trm your Druvaiil ui l������*������l������r, Simpl* Cttd ind , Buoki-l Pit*. ���������T>ie Jehn������������H.|IMta*������>*M C*. Urnlln^. t)������pt O , Mouunl.Out, J iiWrfffi all K[NDAL[55PAVINOM THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Tllfl OttHlteiaM ii#8 i-'si-d Every Tiie.s-biv in* tht? Comox������> # Qurnosr*land Publishing Oompiny. This pVper will n-n imll itself iv ,,ionsil��le for the <*|��iiii<.tis .if nth- ��� is^ais may appear in i-> oilmnns <i'udi time to time. I'lIRSDAY, APRIL iy, 1010, Correspondence. The following letter to Mr. J. Shaw, from Mr. Joe -Mnrlin, M. P. of Loudon, Eug., and formerly of B. C, has been'li.'unie-d to us for puplication and w 11 be of interest to some of out- rentiers ; .Room 218, Caxton House, Westminster. S. U\, London, Kh^. Marcli 3rd, 1910 Dear Air. Shaw:���3 v.;<s very glad indeed to receive your kind letter of ihe 20th January, The Government wont back 011 us with regard to -he House of Lords but the par'v .straight etied them up 60 things are in shape again. I .should like to see 'lie Liberal Party get into shape again' in B. C. The Conservative Gover- nient needs a lot of watching, but the Liberals will have to ^et rid of ihe grafting element before rliey can expect to command pub lie confidence. -1���like-political���HiiL,iijir��jiexy_ mucli and feel that I have been very, fortunate in get ii ng a seat so soon., -, . Yours truly, ���/���?'������: JOE MARTIN. Joseph ShawV'.' '-.. ( t'uinberhiild>.B"C. ! '���' city council;"..'��� ' ��� .���<>''���'���'''��� ���-���' ��� <v ',''���' The City Ooiinoil met in r^iilar session on M-n��l ny eveniufc, April l.l �����������. ihcre be- iri; preaont Albermou Stewi.r', MoLood, Stoddait. Uornt.lt Rfowu, M��vr-ii UI anil the Mayor. The minutes nf the pr vi<n��< uieetiuiiH *f ere read und adopted. Constable McLellnn's rep ��� >. fo* month ef Mxroh, Police I'ourt flnea. t'ii"�� C instable Oniy'* report fin tu mth of March; Sunvenger, $100,50; WVchmuu, fillj Hull rent, $25} Polico e u.-ft fl oi, $IS(SoilPa, 13.00, Aoonunts-H, Mitohell, $i,l'ij W, Wil- Inrrl.W.UO. C, (umiunioation from I'oli. 0 ''"iritrii*" iiiuois was received statug tn. Wm, Mc- Ivllan luul been lotppolnteil t'lunf of I'elico nt�� ealniy of |85 p>r i.n .in unit O, n��iliblo Oriy tit $80, nmi ne m nart'led tint the puiloruiou bo hUppl >l wilh une Siliof uiilferm ewh, Alilnrnnn MuLeml 1 biiogbt that 0110 huU of unbi m mjiplk'il to liny pulioonisii Wuulil be ���., Uii* t*nt.. Aft-r iomi'litllu'lisvuMiioii t �� 1 >(i niuneti- (lmion of (Joinwlmioneru pu-.-.-1 !>v it voto ill it <>'��, llie Ci)llliliis��lOUi��.! <>lt< vttM Ouit Miigl'itml,* Ai-rimt I" uiti'iiotml Hut nil tfuriiMiitun i.sued In.iiie ��'lty liin- iu Ii��- #rve.l by ui'y polico mux tlmi they flvidttlliB proccnilH. , I'.iu .iu<tloiitioii m P'Toe h.i Jt\ctnru> <,*,��� uiiH��ii(.ti��r�� nppoiritetl by ilm nuvirii' hi nt l'"ll<w C'liiiniiHiouer m ipli Hh*w ei.il AlilA'iii*n II rti"l; l.iei >,a 1 Oiti'iiU- h liro, J I', wi-U>n aid .?. .v. H��L��>.��il, 1 In' u *��'.'irt* ���' tn I.i(|iii.r '.,;��� u.i! by- It '* -,. , (Hi.ticII ,V;til til" *r <lld IH|I�� . ������!.! ilr, vui wk ii #'iy ll.* -.in til nt 1m Lnpior Li i'u uhy-ia^ p��.ini u. lu^.yeir'. ��. U ��� ��:<�� ' t *llll t-l i|. Abl "*t i"-ti t itijeut ii to ���> i-uf heeilv a >i, I to vii is ��> J . ii t ��� .!i ��� .', n>ric u . i ' ��� sphii I i>'��i m met vu.' l!i ��int MilJ- , < ������ "��� 11" eh< -ii eh Mr n. ' re- ������n- ��� ��� 1 'itel I ��� -I' ' lt����i.��. n�� ''OilruU'l'. 1 .1 ������ I i. UH. ���!'��. U.i I , ' ���* 1 ���" ..�� 11 ���) 1 .lii. b t��nl (,f 1 - lie m ml,*��.���. ru > -ik >t m v i.il ui tlic , ,- ll .it H |,, . II (1 0 i|,ilm,|, tlii nuui>i-l itrtlceil .ttitr t - 1 rod 111-.. �� Ii i;����v t tU-erf ��t ib* tu .., ilu *.!.. ��� �� iff "Ka^iMvr ...rn -U< . �� <r��'iii��l {^MtE'lNCANAQA Mahea Yotr EXPENSES Lijlit Makeo Your BISCUITS Light Makes Your CAKES Light Mafcea Your BUN3 Ught Miaas Your LADOR L!cht ORDm FROM YOUX GROCER. E. W. GW.LETT CO.. LTD. Toronto, Cot. Garden, Field and Flower Kew crop nnw arriving from our growers in England,France Holland. Canada and the Ut.lted States. All tented as to vitality a nil purity on arrival. The best U good enough for our customers. Catalogue free.' BuFiti.e.���� willl.e continued at our'old stand until May. After that in t.ew Ideation, which will be announced la'er. Address M. J. HENRY, 3010 Wcsminster Rd, Vancouver I MM Cook's Cotton Root Compound. Tho great 'Utorir.o Tonte, aad only Bafo-- eiroctual McatUly 1 Regulator on w blcU women can depend. Sold In tbrco degreea of strenf/tli-No. X, 81J Ao. a 19^Qgrret��Bti'onse*. 83; Npv3i fot*encc��l cases, ii pop boiffc B61d Tjy iull druKfrUta, or ��fu(i ��ld on receipt ot price, i, Kw jjampiilot." Atldrofis: THIJ Jl>nKM��DlCIH��C0.,T()R0HTO.0HT. (]ormerlyWitutiu(l Singer Sewing Machines for sale on easy terms at the NEWS OFFIOK. ���-���: '--���:������ ��� Wood's PlxosplxotUiaOs The Great Knglixk' Ilmtdv. Tones aad in vigJKtt.es tlio whole 11U1-VOUB KVStOIII,1 hi:i):cb lloW Ukxliii old Veins. On-'s AVrr- SMi8fai��tion ��� Buy ;a '\Grand Duke" arid have satisfaction. Union made, hand made.- and made from, clear. Havana Filler; England Under New Management. First-Class Board by the day, week or month. Reasonable Rates The Bar has been, iiew^ .ly replenished with the " with the choicest of twines ~ "liqUTjTtratt'd���cigai^iT---��� James Waltevs,.' Proprietor'";: CUMBERLAND, B.C. ��� W-:?V&1;- Form No. t>. LAND ACT. , FORM OF NOTICE. Victoria Lund District. District of Ttnpurt. TAKE,NOTICE that A. Neville Smith, of Vimeonvei', occupation Law Student, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described land.-:��� Commencing at a post planted at the North East, corner of Lot 2 Beaver Cove. Rupert .District, thence 5 chains South more or less to tho North West coiner nf T. L. No. 37128 tlience 40 chains East; thence 40 chains North; thence 10 chains west more or le.*i* to the salt water thence ��� foil jiving the shore Hue in a South .Westerly direction to point of 'coiuniiMic'enien t 'containing SO acres more or less. A, Nkaiu.f, Smith. Name of applicant [in full,] Per John Matiirks, Agent. Dated January 2-lth, 1910. Bias. Tke Oliver Typewriter for 17 Ceaits r ."���'��� OF KVEj-tV KIND, itrnny qua'lily; by tl>e \>i��ckajro or by the pound .* Ornamental Shrubs |) fruit *����� Grown to suit dim nt*. tlio 13. C, a Plnasn read tho hpadline over again. Th��n its trcuiendoua signiticanoe will ddwuitpiii you. . An Oliver Typewriter���-the itandard v-S'We writer-fcbs moit highly pSrfectid tvpowritoroitho mark -t-yours for 17 eeut- a d��y ! Tim typewrite* whose oorquest' of tin- Qoramorcial woild is a mitter of lin-inQ** histoiy-yours for 17 eouts ;i <3;iy: The tyoojlvritw tint is oijiiippoil with aotirs of such oi)nv��uieuoes nn "The lithuco Shitt"-"Tho Ruling Devicc"-Tha Doublo RelcHne"-" Hie Locomotive n��ee"-"1he Aatomn'ii' Sop.car"-Tho Auf.oiiidtii- Tai>u- In'.or'' ������nii-.n i.-��arihg Indicnt'ir"-"Tltp FiCfv iR "j Adjust.!ble Paper Fiu IBV Jk\ Kors"-"rhe Svitiitilo Oond-'iii-ed Kcy- loirc'"���all, Yours For 17 Cents a Dny I t ^*ggv- -g-^^S-^-- Wo miuoutiocl th.iR imtVTSlii-. .'..'. ...o.^ii.V; juet to fed the palso of tbo people. Simpiv ii sm:tU casli paymenl.-ih-j:i,17 cents .a day. That i the plan in-a notsliell. A ���'���..���; The ro-u t has ^be��n ni'ch a delw'je <>f applicatious for inacliin'ps that we are aim- ijjly_jwtotindoll. '���-,-��� . , . The il>iMiaiTn~^iinis^ffSrSrn^Trle-rtTiH-- ota^ps. all ��{jo9, all oc upaiions. 't'he tnajoniy nf i'qu rio* has conirt frni)' -pouplo of knowing (innncinl star d:np wli> wprn attracted bv the novelty < tthc prxa-- ositioii. An imp. easive ��� ih moiiatr ivi< u < f the iiuu.onso pipulaaity of ton Olivor Typi writer,. ....... 'A Btirtlint! confirmytion of onr hph* f thai the Era of Uuivorsnl Typewr.itiiiK is ��t. hiuid. : A Quarter o2 a Million' People' are .1 Catalogue Free by Form No, fl. LAND ACT, ' Form of Notice, Comox Land District District of Const. TAKE notieii that Henry Ar-' tlmi* Young, of Viiiieoiivi*i��, occupation Master Mariner, intends to apply for permission to purclmse the fullo"'iug desiM'ibi'd lands: ���. Conimeiicing at a post planted on Tliui'Iow lsl'ind about one i��iiK- K.'wt of (.Jiyeti Foiiu, beside a post miukod A. J*. A., N. h*. cor. thence West 30 chains; tlience South ID elmins; tlience East -JO eln.ins; theneo itloug shoreline to j .|)(1 hi(lm . ,.J|lltUh Cohlluhlli; Oliver, The Imihi,chh -���rl.lHo.lliuW I'm lMlllti.ruuilllll0t1Ci-l.KMit. ��"��������'-, leering ��-*0re of ^0.000 fo"'��,V r01,",:,t"' ' '*''^'��r, not t,ion���h tu Royal Nurseries & Floral Co., Ltd. 780 Granvilla 8rrcot P. O. Box 1003 VANCOUVER. 31.0. "-���**- ������*' ���??gi**f ��� iss^m^pjimm!*.'^ Mon. Wm. Toin|)lemnii. Doinin ion Mniifrtt��i* of Mines, lias ten di'Ved siileridid service to the min Prion W per box: RlsforSS, 6now1llploaso.t.x, will euro. Sold by all ttvutrfriots or mailed In pliiin pltcr. ou receipt of prloo. New putir UUt mailed free. Tho Wood Medicine Co. ���formerly Wimhor) Toronto, Ont. ESQU1MALT & NANAIMO KAU/VVAY COMPANY. Lenders4for clearing right-of ;:v-'.:v way. Tksw5B8 will bo roctived up to April 80th, 1910, addreBsed to R. A. Bttinhridfre Divisional Eogiueer, for clearing of the light-of-wky, Comox exteusion, Emiuimalt & Naii��imo Railway, between Uuion &i\y and Oyeter River. Speuilieations and particulars of ti o location can be BocureA nt tbe office of the Divbiuuul E;ij;ineor, 15. & N. Ry., Vittoi ia, Tbo lowest or any lender uot ntoeBttiily acespted. H. E. BEASLEY, Sup't'i'imt-ncont. YOUR BREAD IS NOT'the BEST if you do not use NOTICE TO COMTBACTORS. Provo this hy Ordering it NEXT^'TIME ing' MONEY with Ttje. -a OLIVER THIi! STANDARD VISIHLH WUU'KIV Tho (llivur T^ jiewritor is d motioy ttwiki r rii; if. fr> in tio w ��rd "'is''1!" S�� *ns> to run thntl>o,!lti .oiM hooi |*ut, in ilui ��� i..\.H!i\" ulnuri. Kur.i iu y m luire. U\ tifi uni- chine piy tlio 17 coiiIh u (uy-auil nil iilmvo tnnt in yoni'H. Whwiivt'i'you iitu, thwo'x work In bo d.nniinrl innii/y t.i ho ruivJj by iiwiu.�� ihe itig KiO jieies tnofit or Icmh, Henry Arthur Ymitij*, N:iiti"nf Applieant (in full] Atiilmwe P Allison, Ajifiit Dido DeeeinlHM'.Jili, I'.IOU. ��iip|ily tlm tb'iii.iiul, Tnoirsiiiicitwiiiuonn- inve>li}j;ittilig tlieproeess used in ! H<��ior��l��Iy m>��vo dumuof muoy cUa.* of tho production of zinu ami v/mc! w.irknr*. pviiui-tH fur Citnaiiiiii ores, at,,;'An Oliver Typewri- |iri's.M,t. iimiiy th.iunimils of do!liU's^er fa 0V��S*y home. ' lire I'-t't iiniiiiiill) In Ciiii.'i'l; Form No. U LAND ACT. lin'ii liuin uhiMud with u view f�� jiive lh��> pfK-ent pro e���� nnd lm Tlmi i* mil' buttle e y lii.liiy, NVu Iikvb iii'ii'u tboO.ivi'r Hii|ii'. un1 in ii-mrtiliHHH innl itl);o!titl'l,V ill���lii.p"lin;iliin in iill/liinnl, N'-W niincH tb'< ������������ij'|iii����*. ef tlic liniae. Tim hiii(|iliuny uihI i,tf"ii),'ih ul' the t�� lvr;r ht it fur f-uiily uh-, Ii u |ii;iniiiiIiii! u t iltl(jl)ft,i:<t 'nMn-r in the Imiiii* l.r.iim ^ nf ,>'<��iih>,* pioj/lr. An I'diicitur iu wi'll .h n iiiih.ii/ n iilnii'. Oil- i��W W'lli.llf |ll*tt pit M til* Ol'VO tlii'oii|i;li iinseieiiiilie nnd intide- jtpinle nn'thods nt tn-niiujjj zine .on,-,- I'speeiitJly in Uno'idi Colinnbiu j Tht* mini'!-. depitrtliieiiL of the l^'iVeHitnent propose to undeititke I'.vpi-iinteliU ui.il jfiither iiiftiiiuti For;n <f N ��'ii'<>. Snyw;ird J.ind Di-irict. I*i*iij', .'i' Vik,'nri,t. rAK'K NtMK'K :mu \'i.r'l, l':u.'i|i l.lillilm'. tl.i., I.lil , -if Hiirnel H, t', iv..-* ���-,ti.ii, l,.tiiil.'ii \i imif i ; " iir��r . mtftid* o iipjdr b��r i ermi"-| ���" '' '''��'" -on to iai'ili,;��(i! tin* follnWiiit; de*-i If th�� nmt'nr <!'tin-*Ullir.ii .V.hui i c:riNi| lunar: - ���...,,.. ,,., ���..,- ,..,,��������� i...Mi.ili.<m.ilil|iii ii ,..,��,'. y,i,uKt,i '' ��^M..-t.-o.iia,*vM.rii. ��i.-HOiwa.iw-v|^or Company, at hiM rl it'ick Hlufi, 4 ch uim nnd . prcvt'tilitiir Uie Ul'eui iiti'le ie��u ,, ��� t'-,t�� thro'lmld <^f t-vi<ry lunnt in AuiM- , : m;1. liliit"- in 'lie li't'.ilnii Ml iif oi'iv, ' iefi, Will jcii''l"H" tl���� d'-f��r ef inttr ' A i-iueltei* Will if ert'Cfi'd at Nel 'in. Kelowuit ���..���oiirier, l,ii ne or ufli?" <>n (In* rc'iiimnbd olitvi' ��� wat tu>,ity, .Viite (',)��� fnrtfur di-,tiitl�� nf ��ur o*t-y nth r ",.I�� f i'i' '' ()/ of di'" ii"'*v 1)11 vt��i I'ltftlii.!, Aihlroits Tho Olivor Type* E��EEY|. BAGEL -^-'Mah'ufu'ofured by��� ;. '^i'"'.'.) VU-' "' '::- ; Vantquvcr ";MUMng & Grain Company Ltd Vancouver,, n:c. Allvei'tiseru will- vonjfuf-a favor by bringing'm flie{riuU.. not luter 11 tit n Monday, us this will nimble the printers, to. iinUnt it in the next itihiie on t he, Mluwing Tuesday. IP VOU WANT GOOD PRINTING GO ; TO THK N15WS; FIRST-ci-ASS WORK O. H TAR BELL iilaj.pi^��� HIGH GRADE STOVES' Ami oil XIICHEN UTENSIL8 ' , i Sportsmens Goods and General Hardware City of Cumberla d Sewerage Sealed temlws ludoseii ' f eider for Sevverug," will be roi'ei.O'^ up to i \> m. on tho 4th diyof M��y, 1911V by i'** i"-- dcrsigncd for tbe const' in tbu of ecrt in seiV'-rngf wurii,-fo< lie Co"|>o>.'.ti>'t> io City ��f CMii'xilan:', B, V, I'I in-, 8 'lib ''m." in i c I'OI ' H i T i ') ' ' t'ef, , (in * -i ���' ' J'*f> l 'i,-> i i 11'Ci v a i a>) i,ci|'('' 'i i d io-.ii) on u cii.inLK. i b.i. , ( . ,i' U,. made payiible ti tbo Oinporati"ii .if the Cfti of ('umbr-rlaiiiJi for tlie sum uf live Iiuii<lred Dollars, which *iinll bofotfcit d if tho p.'uty ttndi-ring deoliuo or neglt-ut tu estoAa thooolitract whei cilleil npi>ti tu dr�� so, or if ha full to eomi'le'o the work. ci utraoted for. Thtt-chaunes_ar cH.tilii_ vAte of deposit of m sue.e�� fivl iendertr�� will b�� returned to i,lmi�� upon the ex cull n of tlm cimtmcl. Ajjunrinteo btttnl i.i the ��\nn of Fire TlimiM mil Dollars v ill be required us se- c rity for tde finthful poiforuiince and e im lotion <fithe work. ��� TindorHWill imt b�� considered iviImb mnd��,<uit on the fjrwSimppIitsd wbieli tuay bo obtsined ut tho office uf ihe City Ukrlt, Ovnilierland. Tholowest or any tondi'mnt nec��B8nri!y nu'eopted. ALKX.'MuKINNON, Cify Clcik. DatocUt Cmiiborliiul, B.C , April 5th, 1910. S.S."L]THIA" Licensed for 30 passengers Towing and freighting to all points. Good Accomodation for Passengers Special terms to parties by the day or week. For particulars apply to��� ..:.���' J. B,. HQLM.ES, Agent or to G.LI. WOOD, Master Phone 44, Comox,U. C. ���� i %m *���> ���-���i****"-*-^!*.** �� ti j; *���# Al*i**����. �� -Hiivil ll l.i��l . J ��'r *���.. ,1 ,..)�� , -'t '���� in- '��� ' i Ut .�� b-i'Pp i�� ������ l> ���'��� ' ....�� .'������I* >��lf l>'�� 'll' !: I ^ Oil > * I a'lji�� ��� ��� * .�� , ��� "���! .' ��� ������ , ,. 1 ���, ���e-niiiu'i Ni'iU'iin iiKitEiiv iiivt.i tint by oritur hS Ikf. Nr.rtli fmiii S. K. curlier ,���f ,j ��� j1(1|l r.lmU��h-ik.'i. ....��.* iii. .',1! ..ft:, (i I ot *28, then , ,m ,1,1, 11.11 in Ni.flll .Kl.l.y.f .\|>i I, lllltl, M.',<1< i' p'-r-nu .i'i' ��>f t">n m: t ., ��' ii-i v 1 11,if hi .'��'.,��� Tim Olivor i'ypuwilt >r building fihicuf'O, It t, U.S A. mauiMi��i��m*i .-#/��*- m���� ��ui ma.* ��.u*rai , I. ��� ( f. i r*i.i'i:illi,M-fli'-Nii.;t-��!fil.llH.|iSoi|lti ��"">"��� ���"�����'''������� J'��"'"U...I. I. i.i.'.,..- i-r�� a i��"l, Oflie-.'l A.itinientiiliM fur tli.l Not only i.s it a nice mild smoke, but the "(!mn<l Duke'" Ciyar ha.s an those uwi-a.sii) 1 ipmlitifs whieh rivi* m> mtah ��i:iiisfiu'tion to the tniioker. NOTKU2 Any pernoii i��i peiwiiiH, eiittiiif;, roniiiviiiii or diking imy lilnckn, limbiM'or wood, of iiuy deneripiiodn utioiiginji to tlm Wellington Col. liecy iVyJ;* brfrotii or off the Intnl of the *uid (Joinjmny.will be proii. ecnteil to tlm full extent of ti^ hiw, V. I). Little. Superintendent Wellington Colliery Co,y, NOTKJB. Nt-w i��;i' -'ii ', ilH'.'i ttloi��e ''JH'reof \v ��� n 1 ' > t" pl'tlU <>i t Ijl .��� I'll I' Ii . V "'\i ti 'I.' I,! !,jli|.'i. 'Mr.; 1. lar'.i.f the Cim ty ��! Nili'imt e>n pn ". t!i.'CwtiKi* K. i-: .r.l I'htret.'vw duly '<*iimj>hi ij, ,1 nli il Ait'��ill"'lri,.ii ' t til II. i nn.f ll j . r t ��!<��� i*Uf>- f-lT't't' -��''0 '���"������!���:.��� -f 11 11 ��� , ,) 1 i|ii',ii 1, 1. . .. ���..,', . ��� ��� . ��� J^, lliniiii.-., .Mu-liiif, J.aet", ��������,������. At l'i'��t uud Intent pluj'*, week ��tiirt j��.j A ���>���������' ���;���:. - - ���o���-.���,��� J'Yidny*.' the iii|j;ht; opening of l'i'itigh' I'tigiigeinent. ) 1 ('.. �� �� I i 1.11 I',' (I �� *l V ���;������: ��.'��� ��� 11 ���in Vii-'.ii 1.1 will rTi'Hmr on locomnlii*e�� nnd r��ll w��y cur** of the Union flollierjr I Company by any pewbn or p��*r* ���o��i�����oxt'fpt Inincreir���k ��iripily proh'-ital. Employe** 'rp nub* ���ec toomiuuMil forftJIoMinp! chin- Hy order Fhamiii O. Lirrn? M*n��/<��i. KOI" SALU-Pliiv bred whin. 1 *",J J,r,��!,i.r'i n,.i��!-1<-r-; llo* yw'* bud*. I't-'i'l h-'t iii!|-or>. d ����r'i;-i y.af !--. tit* * > ���' I" V . ���<��� .- . . '��� ' ������ 1 - --ti -i, ' ". -��� - ����� ,i,i ,,i i*-, �����������! I**.! ��ii ���>.�� * I '.I. . t , '-.-, J .; !��:.,. * ,'; V, .. [':.,K": >.. * !*1 i,i,..|.. ;.tm ./i��i..i in , i.'.f 1/1, IT'*. C< H <i�� l1'-: !��� . , t ir��'-. "����" : '.'.���.'.. W ������'���> ,t>. '.,.'" ,,���',".- , ,'1', ��� J'"*f ",'!"- ,{< c. \V. ��', IV||.i,.i*',|t I ' "" , ... J ������-'���'���, AiplyJ. Luuieliw, CoJUOV I Me ���-�����* ?.. MM't.i'"! and '��. ". ... .. . j>-u>i' fw*' i*?if<l'��-.r, Ai'-rrt.i, I 6 THE NEWS, CUMBEEI.AND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. /PC-' IM*l* ii*~/f **n*l .BM^MBniftsR', ^H ���������76 and recommend South Vancouver property. Its -keaLitjful..siWaJtron;;;?doaedM^.i^..city, and- rapid: d���������vel--: n ., ,. . ��������� ' opnient, iiniiisunTbi^'prbiits to' pnrcliavers at present prices, builcing lots m.Blpck;^ ARE KNOWN to be splendid BuVing o-vim? to''their choice location; new'street caftirtb faciJl it.es and continue^upbuilding. QUR SPECIAL OFFER In order to reduce expense of salesmen^ to test the .value,;of advertising good, properties in the Cumberland News WE WILL GIVE &5 OO to each party answering this;advertisement who purchases one of the above lots before April i ������-th from us direct lwE &32<-5 ^50 cash, bal $15per month. Ourfinn personall-Zguarante^each lot.-Write to-day. The lots are choice. Their numblrTew If you have any Vancouver Property for Sale ���������' '. .** -: ,< .... ri'T/!N1P !"������ r^ An ���������������������' ���������''���������"'"' KF Let us Sell it For vou. ��������� CLRINS BROS 536 HAS���������GS GT., W. VANCOUVER. B. C .NOTICE i^'l'iereby given ' that SO days lifter date I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands- and Works, for a'License to prospect, for coal and petroleum on and under the following land fcitnated iii the Comox- Difitrict:���������Commencing at a post ��������� "marked southeast corner of claim ��������� No. 3, placed about 30 chains west from the S. E. Corner of Section' .���������52 Denman Wiiiid, running Weet SO chains iS'urili 80 chains, Kai-t :80 chains, thence South 80 chains to point-of eoniineiicenieot.. JlniTy-'ileCliipky. J' E. lbitl-jr. Age-.-: Daie-1 Ma'reh 14di, I'D 1-0.. Fon.'i Is'u. Ii..., LANDAI.T mwji Hie drink of strong men and healthy women. Drink U.B,.C. Bohemian UNION BREWW#Go;; . Nanaimo,. B.C HERCULES Stump Pullers I JOHN McLEODS FOR FIRS'MJLAHS.- CANDY, FRUITS. OIOARS & TOBACCOS ������. Hunden U. ",(K:ci> A I l" ���������1'. (Oi'il-.'-'i>'. .^ay, Matron, inUsiiils to apply for pv'r- 'ltiission to lease tho following de-. !.scribed lands:���������On Cortes Island; 15. C. being tha* portion of.'Sqoir, "rel Oovo known as the nor.llieis'- c H O I 'UNION S. S. CO.. of li C. L'r? NVeek-etid^ sei'yyi^Jietwoi?u V.l,,;0-'JVi :'.* 1 Nan������tiw.','-Vfti������''i?('iimijs-. '��������� y tin; steel Cly.Uibu-lt win r<Hf\ " ' 'eteamtr "COWH'H.iK" Sailing as uiidei' ��������� LeaveB V\uicu':ye", r-HinrJiw 8 ( m Arrives Nitiibiiuu, Satui'.iuy 12 p"01 Arrives Union, >utnL*. Dhk Arrives Cornor, 3nnr'ay Sam Renin inc:��������� Leaves Comox. Suuilu.. 1pm Leaves Ui'o.. suniln.v 5 p u; Arrive* Niutiirno, Sunday 11 p m Arrives Vancouver MooJay 7 u tn Stnjje liiivet Union for Cumberlan > ory Siindny moruii'.'ou arrival of COV- IOHAN;" nnd lenvts 0������mooilri''d Hok at 1 put, couiu'cliiij,' with meaner Hi Ui.iou. 'ESQIIIMALT & NANAIMO RAILWAY-COMJ'ANY. PU������LIC 'NOTICE is hereby given that the Ksquiinalt an<l Nanaimo Railway Company did on the eleventh day of April, 15*10, deposit in the Land Registry Oili ee in the city of Victoria, in the Province.-of British Columbia, ���������Plan*, Profiles and Books of Kef- Summer month* are BOVRIL month*. A cup of BOVRIL >v*ith a biicuit gives all ; ncce������iary nutriment when meat u not reliahed. Try a little BOVRIL in your canned meat*. ��������� AND- oreiice showing the I< ontion cf In th.) matter of the ''IVaiasvay Company Incorporaiion Act" and ameiidiiig Act*; and iu the matter uf The Comox and Campbell 'Luke Tramway Company Ltd, TAKE notice that, a map or plnn and book of reference showing the lands presently intended to h������ pa?- sed over and taV*"*n for the purpose of the. iK.vh C'omunny'B iyny\: '.r:iy an'' ,1 gciera! t.lv. pi'''P<!S' ii Hih- . 1. ^arksvibt. 10 r.ni.i-i ������ic! I;'"'-, a' rtu I . 1 1_- I 1 ra 0, ' i'a������-fe*vii:- 10 Ur,i ���������������-. :���������v. Vhiicc- ;!A.' ;;r:' --.���������:'ipil'. o1:, -. ''V.n'vi' <-V; 'it- SS g @ S iSi ^Sk ���������������������������|!-= a;)jii'....vc.; ;iy i;.i- j S.Uit*>".-^:"-W,. C������'in--V������. icr-.'vo' .-t.-." XV V: n.n.L wmih=Ro\st6n Co.LM' 1020 W3stminster.:,Ave., Vancouver,������B������ C. -i-i^i'iy^*iMii~aiidHosx;fi'betl-a^H^DT^v7 ���������- Commencing at ii post .planted I ^H*^W^I-H*4^.*4������H^'^W*+ -on the shore; about .^^j-ft^mhgplahd \M&V * ;yai*(lB northwest of the, north \ ������l'miM���������lQl��������� U,tlLr ^ -wjst 0ira������r of ti 1.1.1 ber iimit'8(i2()5; ���������!��������� 2SK������'.T������2(l. SttlblC-'-. $ tthenee 'soiithe.isr'ei'lv al'otiir' tliv1;!" 1 r.' ,.1 fitorly shore onr-half inile; J. iinnre or loss to the''*'soit-theasfe'i'ly j ;i." isiiure thence following' the Month-| 1* '������������������ iMii-������terly shore in a 'uonthwesterlv, 'S. J I-'- ��������� " i ��������� direction 300 yards niore or less io T olio soiitliwestet'ly phorn ihentv'' ���������}���������" ni'irthwestei'lv along the sonf! ea-it n* rtvesle.'ly shove produced, along the ���������JQMH BRYDE.N Proprietor '. FIRST: : CivAS3' RIGS : OF : ALL" ���������Kl-NO.3. ..,.:������������������ *'."- .1. J; in I'liiU ntiingiiiary Hue across S']inri'ol -Cove to it point on the nnrtliwe.st- -erly shorn thence northerly iilon..r rthe westerly shore to the norili /shore tlieiice southeasterly along liic northeasterly clioi-e to print of .coiDiiii'iieeineu! and containing id?;. ���������|,y((lO) acres more or less. Helen Hull, Applicant. J'toM Mtreh 1st, l!)].(), .Koriii No. 0 LAND ACT Section il-1- Rupert Lund District, District of ��������� TAKlv NOTICH tlmt' Arilnw Thomas CoodHpeod, of the (!ity of Victoria in the province of British OM 11mbin, occupation 11 farmer, intends to apply for perniisKioii to chiii'O Ihe following describi'd -Ci'iiiliienehii' nt, a por-i f phiiifed at, tuo i-iinthwesr ennier n' ihe Indiun lliwrvo ut Hardy Hay, Viincoiiver Uliuid, ihiMiee noi'lh a- buip the western botindiny ol Inttian liwerve thirty diaiiH i<- 1 tin. t-oiiMi line of Timbur LieeiiM I Neuipitl' -Uliloi, thence \ve..terl\ fortv ehtiiie*, iheiici' southerly for 1 tv ''bains lo 'fsiilqiiuic Creek ;n-��������� I w * th������iicu ciiHterly following nloiij. , t\\t> wrti'l fr������������i������k lo the point of emu I iiiei.t'iniieiit, nnd eon', lining on. I ImiidiT'l and forty (!���������!<������> net'- ti^M'n or ler-i*- \ tii'n Timv ������>* t\ ,(ir>."������, 1,11 i Datetl tho Ut, <?ny of F������*b. ������i������l<������- 0tnrt HMffat^Slwei Granby Rubbers Ate nodeU of txclle.tce In style, i*rvicc and fit. ASft YOUR DEALER FOR THEM twir on***** r^wwrnreetewmem .? 3. nu rauled ���������T V y ~3: 3. ���������j* Duusnr.r.v Avenue |cumr1':rl.vnd, h, n. STRAYED,~Caif. .Ted and white, without earmarks'or hratid. The owner can have same, by pay- inerfor this, ad* J. E. "Calnan, Uappy Valley, E. O. Euiile Pipe littino; and General repairing. ��������� - , FOR SALK���������A '-.i:ilch cow, newly calved. Apply to Alex U-r- q 11 hart, ('ourtetiay, 13. 0. D. -.HUN DEN'S 'Co.+, t'lida,'. T.iird SircM. NOTICE llToldi.iigs ir. ((Oin/ix. Districti. ,' Lvery Monday, aud Tuesday.,I will be in town to.deliver Fresh Butter and. all kinds of Vegetables Mini also. ...'' "jiotatoes; '���������. will sell cheap. ���������������������������'���������' " Chiu Ykuk, Sand wick-. Always the "same., und just as good..as ever. The "Grand Duke" It is reported that tiie.Canadian Northern' have purchased the Fra- .sei- 1-iive.F-. Lumber'C<iiii}i:u>y's ���������lTi'<ij)i)ed by Treachery'' opening 1*111 of,the Pringle season. Cigar.' An Ad in the News pays. Try it. Victoria, \\:C. Aoiil 20��������� The Western Find Company, i-por������ior- of'eoiil hr.ne-at N.iuuimo, has giv 01 mi option' to the Ganodinn Pa- cifie Ruilway.0- nipanv for the pur- ciiiiM' of itei |,roptuie������ for iwo'hii'1- 1 oiei and a half, according to report iieio to day. New Westiuinste- L.ind Dist.-ipf. District of Ntv/ V.'c<*!ninst"ei Tf y ������u w int'goul sent, get it a* Peacey's, Friday April 2������J. Priii* glos. TAKE NOTICE tea- Fred Thulan, of Lund, uijrchin*. in- teHds to apply ior permission trj, purchase thv following descvib-'d lands:���������Coinuieiiciug at a pes* plauted at the North East con.sr of.ikiiighfjm Inland, aiid'nmniu^ around the shore of the eiitirt island to point of commencement, containing one hundred acres more or less. ' Fred Thuliii. Da'ed February 4th. 1910. ��������������������������� >'��������������������������� '' *- Always favof'itos with Ciituheri" land, Priiigles, April 22���������J week. irwi������m,M,.������nai) an ectoral District. EEVISION OF EEGISTEK OF VOTERS. TAKE NOTICE that objections have been made to the retention of any of the following names upon the Register of Voters for the Comox Electoral District. And take notice that at the Court of Revision to be held on Monday the 2nd day of'May 1910, at the Court House, Cumberland, at io o'clock in the forenoon I shall' }v ir and determine the same, and unless such named persons or some other Proving.! Vcu: :vt their behalf satisfies me that said objections are not well founded I sha1! strik ������ *vx names (.-IT the said Register. Dated 5th April, 1910 JOHN BAlRD. REGISTER OF VOTERS ISkill^li^ijii *-io"> CiiAKi.Ot 1,', uA.biWlvv .Villi well liiiiiwit Pringlo Kloek 'n .������������������i.:.u'.'.\:i'i Oj i-rn Ifiiii.-f', 'coinuieliCii'gl NAMK. r -lui.', 11 1..1 I II SU'I\ D.ivul 1 ,. !M< r .),. 11 V. i.n r >���������.", ������t'J!,,i.i i'-iii*, Wi linn I I'lllHl.ll'., I'nl 11 I''. I lll'n. ��������������������� ill ;\, Hi iimli.ii nr),'n |l|l|l! .}. 'it I f'l * I .' I' ��������� I . , f, V,. I, ���������- ���������' I .,������������������.. M'"!"''t' >r U 'll ilM |!( l,n U. .It,.:..-. M . S1'. r!M-ril. I'.iii"y Sijiiir, linn1)' j ItKilDKNTR ; .'>' 'ifllliK I'llllllll'-I, V,ini((, |l|, : I'h'H' UIvit nccn'AiKbv, 1 H.y ;T"l������.l���������|rt j 1 t������y ��������� .*lm.l Hiy, Tlmr'owM. ! flliurcli UmiM', liii'rl M. jl'nti'i K.b.t!. MillHt'o. Hliinma ! ��������� ���������"<-������������������ '"-���������- '���������> ���������'>���������>������������������������ <"M ' 1,,' !'.' I' I Loi:*.'liliiii.iij(|i lull t I It <-H lUy 't'l.ur'tiw Hliri'l bi'tf���������i'i t'W'r ��������� > (irrl'.i'i!|������*r I" up r l.ll . ll.'IUHJl I^ivin r Kt I'iiiintr l.<i(,.|f.r M. ,.,;..r I Viir.. i>- ll..������K������r I r'niiinwr I l>i/������-������r NATUKR OX OHIBt'rfftlf. I'..ad Nun Kc*������i������!*������ut .1 ������ i������ fend 1 ������������������ H. 1 l������#1 11'.HKf tw-rl Tw'i' l IZSmmmmmi >mmmm7rmjSL Ynemi. m.i.mm������.**\*mi* ^'MlatBVir������*it.M������A' % WNa.w-**"'. ������.���������' I* 1 The Courknav ! Intel' I'vVI ll COM Vt li������'l,<������ III! 'il||..������l,., 'inn C'i.������ti.'i'. >:ot. I tnr Hnrrtnii.'n ''.' 1 i-1'iinl 1* !'.������������������( <>< W'.n������.. Hii-t I ..i'ii r 1 i'u- Hit, ftAfE^ r*t? %������<������?; i.j������i.E John JihmloA, Pro;t Itat-vtvoKvmTWg fmum *jw*r������rTB������**ir***wtw ������������ Where is Campbell town? Why, at CAMPBELL RIVE?*, the most important point on ??r couvsr Tsland north of Victoria. The lots are now on the mai>^ -. Easy Terms. APPLY TO W. J. F^RSEH, Courtenay, or J. toftVCS, Cumberland THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. OUTWITTING THE FORGER. In disorders and diseases of children drugs seldom do good and often do harm. Careful feeding and bathing are the babies' remedies. Scott's Emulsion is the food-medicine that not only nourishes them most, but also regulates their digestion. It is a wonderful tonic for children of all ages. They rapidly gain weight and health on small doses. K)R 8M.B BY ALL. URDOGUT8 Send 10c., n������me of paper and this ������d. lor our beautiful S������vinES Batik and Child'. Skrtch-H-ok. Each batik contain, a Good Luck Penuy. SCOTT A BOWNE 126 Wettmrton St.. W������.t, Toronto, Ont. Neighborly Advice First Farmer���������" 'Ere, you remember telling me you gave your 'oss turpentine whim 'e 'ad colic?" Second Farmer���������"Ay!" First Fanner���������"Well, I gave my 'oss turpentine, nn' 'e died." Second Farmer���������"Well, minfei died too!"���������Punch. "The time to save is when you're young." "That's all right, but a fellow doesn't earn anything till he gets well .along and then it costs more to live." ���������Boston Herald. btjitf. or Ohio citt o������ Toiido. l -LuoAs.Coujnw,____f_*i_ Frank J. Chihet makes oath that be Is Mnlot Eartncr ot the llrm of F. J. Chinei"'* Co.. dolnj; Usinesa Id the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the aunt ot ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catatirh that cannot lie cured by the uie ot Hall'b Catarrh cvke. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence Una 6th day of December, A. D., IW������, j ������������������*���������' I A. W rjLEASON, I iHJ*i, f Notary Public Hill'* Catarrh Cure l������ tnkwi Internally am! ar' directly upon the biood and muroui aurfacea ot t system. Send for tettlmonliln, tree. ������ F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toladv Sold by all Dru������slat������, ?������������. Take Wall'. Family run tor constipation. Wonders of the Electric Pen Invented by a Hindu Named Dr. Ghadiali. Writing by burning is the latest invention, and it will require the- wits of a dozen of Jim the Penman's cleverest disciples to devise a means whereby they may overcome the dif- iiculties which ii presents to those who have a fondness for fraud and forgery. The invention takes the form of an electric pen, which tnaKea erasure or alteration impossible, by carrying the writing right through the material in the form of irregular j perforations j This pen has been invented by Dr. ] Ghadiali, who, on account of his in- } ventive versatility, says The World's Work, has earned the sobriquet of ] the "Parsee Edison." Briefly describ- | ed, the invention is as follows. The whole of the requisite electric mechanism is carried in a small desk with a glass lid. At the side is a small pen, resembling the ordinary fountain style, carried in a clip when j out of use, and connected with the electric apparatus within by a flexible cord. On the outer side of the glass lid is a plate of aluminium, which constitutes the surface upon which the paper is laid in writing, and which completes the electrical circuit, the sparks flashing from the pen point, burning their way through the paper, thereby making a tiny hole. The design of the pen is such that it does not work until it is held in the writing position, with its point. pressed upon the papor, and immediately this is done there is a sharp crack and a half inch spark, produce-! by 10,000 volts of current, burns through the paper, leaving a small puncture in its train. It is the passage of the spark itself which affects the perforation, and not the pen-point piercing the paper. Writing is carried out in the usffd manner, the salient advantage of the pen being that the outline of the letters or figures is represented in a series of closely succeeding and irregular perforations. By burning through the paper the record obtained is absolutely indelible. Erasure can only be accomplished by filling in the diminutive perforation marks, an almost impossible task, and one calling for consummate skill to prevent detection when held up to the _jjght. Also, owing to the electric spark following The pa^Ti~o"f~leasTTe^ IN PAIN FOR YEARS "FRUIT-A-T1VES" BRINGS RELIEF MRS. FRANK EATON Krankville, Ont., Sept. 27,1909. "I suffered for years from headache* and pain in the back, and I consulted doctors and took every remedy obtainable without any relief. Then I began taking "Fruit-a-tives", the famous fruit juice tablets, and this was the only medicine that ever did me any real good. I took several boxes altogether, and now I am entirely well of all uxy dreadful headaches and backaches". (Signed) MRS. FRANK EATON. J50C a box, 6 for $2.50 or trial box, 35c. At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. People Eat Locusts In many countries of the Far East people ep.t locusts. Locusts are dried in Arabia and ground into a sort of flour, uaed in baking. One tribe in Central Africa makes soup of the locusts. In Madagascar the insects are baked in jars, fried inift pan of grease and then cooked with rice. This, is claimed to form a dainty dish. There joined the police force of London a young Scotchman but recently arrived from his native land. Being detailed one day to block the traffic on a certain thoroughfare where members of royalty were expected to pass he was accosted by a ludy hurrying to keep nn apnointment who thrust her hertd from the carriage window to remonstrate with him over the delay, "I carina let you pass, ma'am," answered the man of the baton. "But, sir, you do not know who 1 run. I hmi the "wife of a cabinet minister." '-It clisrm mak na difference, ma'am," he nnswered. "I cnuldna let vou n������s������ if you wero the wife of a Presbyterian' minister."-���������Presbyterian Standard. "SALADA" is the same wherever or whenever you buy it���������always of unvarying good quality* SALADA" 11A - Its native purity and garden freshness is per* fectly preserved in sealed "SALADA" Packets. --��������� Black, Mixed aud Natural Green- 40c, 30c, 00c and 7Co por lb. ��������� * Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. Simple and Effective Reggy���������All the fellahs are shaving off their mustawches, don't you know. Do you think I'd look bettah with mine" off? Rose���������Well, I hardly think I'd shave it off. Reggy���������Wouldn't you, really? Ros"���������No; I'd just pass a sponge over it. A VOICE FROM NOVA SCOTIA STATES THAT DODD'3 KIDNEY PILLS SURELY CURES BRIGHT'S DISEASE. Now, Pat," said a magistrate to an old off^ndor. "what brought you here lurain?" "Two policemen, sor." was the Income renlv. "Drunk, I sup- po<5"?" <-ur>ri>d tho magistrate. "Yes, sor," said Pat, "both av thim." Weill .Weill First Gueat���������Has Mrs. Weeds ever been disappointed in love? Second Guest���������No. She always married for money. Mothers Feel Safe With Baby's Own Tablets sistance through tho paper/avoiding the minute obstacles in its texture, it is absolutely impossible to produce two identical series of perforations. What the Grave-Digger Found. A pretty little "Dickens story" comes from County Kildare, Ireland. It was Christmas Kve, nnd the grave- digger at Naas was busy digging Ellie J. Mirk Suffered from This Ter- Mothers who have used Babys Own Tablets say they feel safe when they have this medicine in the house, as the Tablets art* a never-failing cure for the ills of babyhood and childhood. And the mother Iirs the guarantee of a government analyst that this medicine contains no poisonous opiates. Mrs. Welter Bcrr. TN'ourtain Grove. Ont., says:���������"My little boy suffered terribly from teething and from constipation. Nothing I gave him did the least good until I gave him Baby's Own Tablets and these brought him speedy relief. Every mother of i young children she-aid keep the Tab- rib I e-Ai I rrtent-f or��������� Fou r���������Years.-but^et^iri-thiul^ Dodd's Kidney Well Woman. Pills Made Her a Miscou Harbor, Gloucester Co., N. S. (Special).���������That any remedy that will cure Bright's Disease will cure i any form of Kidney Disease has long 1 been admitted by the medical profes- ! sion, and this place furnishes one 1 more undoubted proof that Dodd's a 1 Kidney Pills will cure Br'ght's Disease. For Ellie J. Mirk, well known 'The lecturer raisod his voice with emphatic coniklence. "I vent-are to as- sort," ho said, "that there isn't a mtin in this audience who has ever done anything to prevent the destruction of OUr frf'HtB." A modest looking man in the back of tlio hall stood up, "���������ci���������I've shot woodpeckers," he said,���������Everybody Magazine. grave in the Catholic cemetery. Suddenly a strange cry fell on his ear. j ^n. had Bright's'bi7ea.o, and uAd's Stopping in his work, the half-fright- Kidnoy. pil)a "cured her_ ened man looked round him, but ������t aul*erod {or-over four yaar8 jrom could see nothing in the fast-gnther-j Kidney Disease which developed into No child should he allowed to suffor nn hour from worms when prompt re. lief ciui Iv got iu a simple hut, strong remedy���������Mother Graves' Worm Ex- terminator. It, is not I'iillcilt for 11 young mini to earn u good living if ho has 11 rich cIiki. ing darkness. Was it the banshee? Ho shivered, muttered a prayer, and started digging aguin. A minute Int:T the cry, clearer and shriller now, wii3 heard again. Surely it was the voice of a child this time, Grasping his spado firmly���������for use if occasion do- manded it���������the man stopped out to investigate. Guided by tho voice, he made his way Jrom the churchyard to an adjoining field. ��������� Thero stooping down, he found the key to the mystery���������a baby boy not more thtui a fortnight old. The child's clothing bore no timrlcs that would lead to idnntillcition. Tho Christmas wnif, after being carefully tended by his dealers or by mail at 25 cents ahox from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Wanted Too Much She���������Why, when I married you you said that i could cio everything that tny heart could desire. He���������I never dreamed you had such big heart. Corns cannot exist when Hollowuy's Corn Cure is applied to them, because it goes to the root and kills tha growcii. Flying High Horseman���������\ ou don't mean to say you cuiue off at that bit of a fence? Kecumbent i'miid���������Fence? Great Scott, iiiaa, no! I caught in the telegraph wires. Minard'i Liniment Cures Burnt, Etc' m<l������r where wafl taken to the workhouse ho now remains. BILIOUSNESS is certainly one of agreeiilile nilmc'sN heir to. Coated titHte in th > nimith- lln' most, (lis- whieli (Ich'i is tnngii"���������hitt/T -niiusc'i,���������dir,7,i- iH'S'-i���������theH" combine to nii'ki' If' 11 liiii'd'-n. The cause is a disordered livei lb" eure Pr. Mow's Indian Root Tills. Tlmy go straight, to the rent of the trouble, put, the liver rh'lit, <������lr>ft!inn the stoniitelt end bowels, elear the tongue und tul'e uwi'y tlie bill T taste from the IIMIIIlll. At till! lil'St HIUII III bllinll.T IK'M tcPe I Short Stories. Bright's Disease," Miss Mirk states "I had pains in head and back and ������t,iff'Miss ef tbo ioints, I lost my appetite and suffered from dizziness and ,-murtiiess oi breath. I wus weak and languid all tho time. "I was always nervous and could not keep my thoughts from wandering. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me. To-j duy I have not one of these distressing' Nervous Party���������"Tho train seems to symptoms." j be travelling at a fuuriul pace, Neglected Kidn������v Complaint devol- niii'uiii." ops into Bright's Disease, Heart Pis- iiiluerJy Female���������"Yus, am t it? My ease or Diabetes. Dodd's Kidnoy Pills'Bill's a tirivin' of the ingin' un' 'e cure any and all of these. But it's'can mako 'er gowhoit Vs got a drop easier and safer to cure the earlier,"' drink in 'iui." symptoms by using Dodd's Kidney; Pills. Never ;udge hy nppparnnon*., enn't sell a gold brick to every who wei-ra chin whiskers. DR. INDIAN MOUSE'S ROOT PILLS Six hundred workmen woro killed nt their Inborn In Clilengo during the pust year. A 2,000.000 ton hill In Cincinnati In being moved three mile* to mnko o wllroiid ail. Enrljr hlntorle tlmp* In Norway nro to be Illustrated nt 1111 exposition to bo held nt Hprgrm nest summer, The caribou of Alii,������kn travel north every ynir In lnrg������������ herds. Sotno of these droves number n thounnnd tnl* mills. On Sale Everywhere.���������Thero may bo j country merchants who uo not keep Vou Dr. Thomas' Eulectric oil, tnough tiioy ��������� man j aro low und lur betwecii, iimi these may suggest that some other oil is ; ��������� I just ns goon. There is nothing so good If tle> little ones are obliged to warns 11 iii.i.nent or t.s un internal modi- (���������hisses, ������ee tin! they are taken off,cine in certain cases, Take 110 other, ,two or three times a tiny and poli'ihed.iThu ilomuiiu fur it shows that it is tin ! New flannels must always ho wash-1only populur oil. ���������o<\ in two lathers, There is 11 certain 1 ��������� I nniount of dress to gut out before tlio ( W|,llt tt gD.it and glorious thing it ;dir willI r-niovi*. J would he ii wo could only eliminate 1 Do not bang doors nnd clump tibout; ��������� !t 1)iUa , kl���������B u r,lt o| our ,ik.i ily, If you do not r'speot *������������������<*; truublui* 1 nerves of tho family, consider hinges 1 ' . ni'd lloiirs, ! Stains on mirror* and window glass! ��������� imiy he removed by rubbing with snir- j ,i's of cumnhor, which leaves u bril > limit polish. ���������'iM*������t'i rW'"!* GRIPPE I "Oil, tne lndy, me ludy, 1 luive lost ilit'l" Master Algernon in the park," j "(loud heavens. Why didn't you t '11 ,n "'ilifeuiiin at once?" ; "Mut. ui" lndy. I���������I was snenkitig MENT completely cured her nnd she to one when Master Algernon wns J������,h r.ot been troubled for two yours. Miiiard's Liniment Co., Limited. UontloniiMi.���������My daughter, 111 y������nr* old, was thrown from u sleigh nnd injured her elbow so hauly it rmiinined stiff and very painful for three yenrs, '-���������our bottles of MINAHD'S LlNl- Arrested, and Consumption Cured Mr. 0.1). Colwoll, of VVftlkervlllo, Ontario, wan stricken down with I .a (irippe iu 11)00 ami It loft him in very bail condition, Hit sayst I wm all run down and bordering nn Consumption. I could not slmip ut nights, had awful sweats, and coughed nearly tint wholu time. Thin in how I wan whan I began to take l'ny chine, in u, low nervous sUUi; but from tho first In it tin I began to Improve, it did marvels for 1110 and brought ni������ back to health in no tlmo, making a new imvn of me. It fni'tlllui* the body against th������ nttju'ks of \* (Irlpnn ami la a auro provontatlvo. I always tako Psychino if I luul a cold comiUK ou aud It puu 1110 right 111 uo lltllu. NO HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT PSYCHINE PSYCH1NE ia the Greatest Strength Restorer and System F,"l'','*,' '"������>���������"'"* *r, mMlnl *rli*nri������ nnd ������ho\ild be u������ed lor COUGHS, COLDS, WEAK LUNGS, LOSS OF APPETITE, WEARINESS For 8*.Ia by til DruggUti Hid DctiAin, 60 e������n(s and $1 pur Uiiils. Dr. T. A. SLOCUM, Umltid TOHONTO fOTi !ln������diig hlsself, j Lif'hllOV sortn Is delitfbf'elly M- ! *r"*hintr for llntli or Toil ������t, Knr wash- , i^a iinderclnthii'ir it is unequalled, Cleanses und purifies. tf I NxnaneratH Purelinser���������"Didn't yon t'lii'nititee 'hut this nnrrot would re.j I pent every word he heiird?" I ! Plrd DeHler-'Tertainly I did," I "''nt be don't repeal 11 simile word." i "He repeats every word he hears, \ j but Ii" n-'vr hears any. He is a deaf In* a pest." j Fn-r Id Onr Ttrndrr*. 1 Writ" Murine F.ye Ih'tnedy Co., Htl-I li'nuo, for 4������-ntiB<' illut������trated Kye Book; . I'l'-e. Write id! A,uul Vuiir I've iTniiible ami they will in I viae ns to tite Proper Apnlieiition of tbe Murine Five " . 1: ;��������� V '" c' ';'-' ''"���������''��������� V.,n. , Drugurisl will tell >oii tluit Miinie' He- li������ves 8w r.ve^. Streiictheris Weak l*,ye������, Doesn't Smart, Hoodies Kyo Pain, nnd ������������IU for fsle. Try it in Your )>v* and in HabyV Kyes for 1-culy, r.yetlds nnd Ornnuhitioti. St. Yours truly .1. II, MVKBQUK. Joseph, P.O., Hth Aug,, IIKJ0. The.ru is ninny a landlord so stlnpiy ns to begruiige it spot of land 011 which to juK'lior th" eiiiJ of the riilnbow. Only One "BROMO QUININE" That is UXATh'K BKOMO QVIIS- INK. 1-ook for the *ii/ni.tur������ of H, w nrnvP v*m\ the world over to Cure a Cold in Uno Day. How'-flo she nmrrleil a poor Mrs. ninn. 1 Mrs. Wise���������Yes, she was so Idiiidi d by affection that she never stopped to j consider the limited alimony he could' *������, ���������ih-t t'-'d !''llll t'li-v r������n������'<������ iK-eri [> tiatt ,1 ih.-ir ������bir*������ once 'd le������������i i.mg, hot httM d������>'������, ���������������' f^irnier-i i"i������li ve.ir ������r" Jnnrn'nrr' it pny* to wat' r Imrs������������������������ in the, ihtrini* work; I'm' hnrm>������: work more vim e'.d b-iii-r t-.-itn.a.- if, III <MI"tit'll 1 liiritu.' Uie! ,' > 1)1 /ilnv. ',, |lM* ������.,f GREATEST OF ALL TON ICS Me Beat It M������������d���������G"'������r.'������\ >'������������ i������������M !'. vi.U t'lV"' ll1'' "r. -t*"' '������'*������������������r diw������<������ ��������� r }< u* pr. - 1 c. . r!eor>te-Oh' my dnrHmr: wh������1 ��������� ri������'Ht li������������ enler-d onr KiUn tn wr<elc ������,,"������ h<������*������������>i,,*v������** "***>*k' Mau<l���������Patter Just got the ga* bill: CURE . 1 ttie u k is effective, wd to ccouia no opUtes. ' pabubie too���������cMdrea MADE IM' CANADA A pure Fruit Jelly Powdei���������Ju������t th������ (treat pure Calvu Foot ialty flavored only by tbe pure fruit Pure Gold Jelly Powders' (Trad* Mirk Kefiilired) Offer you "Belter Quality" on the Mbte���������leu work tn Uw kitchen, Our Book of Heel pes Sent Free Let ui tend you our vtluib'e little book "The Secret of Delicious'Deucm." ItleUiyoubow ' ' to make any number of dainty deiiem and oc- llcioui salads iu rery Hole tine and slmoit no trouble at all. Pure Gold Mfg. Co., Limited Toronto _ Sou t������.l.i on ft.qu.at Send us 10c in itaaps to piypsck- lnt andpoitatrand let us kuiI yon tenerous ismples o( our Vanilla and Lemon Extracts and a small can ol Baklnf powder. Mention your 'own and dealer's name and address. The only nourishment that bread affords is that which the flour contains. Bread baking it cncrcly putting flour in appetizing form. Flour making is merely putting wheat in shape for bread making. Royal Household Floor is made from carefully selected Manitoba Hard spring wheat. Every pound is almost a pound oi food; clean, and nutritious. It goes farther, does better baking and is more satisfactory in every way than any other flour. Ask your grocer. . X2 C.livle now Sims Co., Limited. W. N. U , tf*. W. Where Christie's Biscuits come from��������� The e.eiii.efit factory ia Canada THE Chriitto, Brown blacalt factory is In keeping with tha international reputation of the firm. Visitors know just why Christie's biscuits are the best baked-and hundreds visit the biff factory every season. The Christie, Brown people stake then* reputation on cleantiness and quality. The raw product is the purest and best money can buy, and every ounce of it is carefully analyzed before it can enter the bake rooms. Every device and machine-making for the perfection of the product���������is used in the bijr factory. The brijrht and cheerful employes, ill arrayed in spotlessly white uniforms laundried on lite premie, Hiicak. volumes for the sanitary conditions under which they work. You just buy Christie's Biscuits once and you'll know why your neighbors call them "to good." The best grocers keep them and they cost no more. Cbristl-a. Brown & Co., Ltd., Toronto THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. W .j&S9$S$S^*a������Sii&&S99$&9$&sva ������M How the Trick Was Done | Showing the Ingenuity of an g Able Emissary. }������������������ By HELEN INGLEHART. Copyright, 1910. by American Prei������ Annotation. **r*������^*7^"'*eF'SF*t"*^i*-*l***^4"*^^^*r^ir**^*i "Mum. Chnpelller?" "Yes." "Hid excellency has directed me to admit you as noon as you called." The Attendant led tbe way to tt)P private office uf the minister of foreign affairs, opeued tbe door and announced: "Mine. Cliuftelllerr' "The government." said the minister, "appreciating your past services. Is desirous of adding to tbe amounts already paid you another 50.000 francs." "And i doubt not tbe government ex pects me to add to tuy past services a corresponding amount." "Can you leave for London tonlghtT "I can go anywhere at any time." "Very well. I will explain.*' Tbe minister cast a look about the room, habitual with him before entering upon a mutter Involving secrecy, leaned forward In bis chair and spoke in a low tone. "The British government has made a treaty with the ambassador of the sublime porte at London by which tbe sultan grants valuable concessions to Great Britain. We have been negotiating with the sultan's ambassador here in Paris for these same privileges, but we are too late. "Sir Bradford Chichester, one of the younger members of the British diplomatic corps, has engaged passage by sea for Constantinople In a ship sailing on the 14th. He will carry with him the British-Turkish treaty for signature at the Turkish forelgu office. It is our purpose to delay blm either at starting or on the way." , 1 rae,-Cha pel Uer-reached-London-the next morning and reported in person to Baron la Itrun. the French minister. "In order to assist you." he said. "I give a dinner this evening at which Sir Bradford Chichester will lie present Have you costumes?" "Everything except appropriate Jew- els. I shaUpersotiiite a wealthy American widow-Mrs. Worthington Wood." "Where shall I send tbem?" "No. ��������� I'ortman square." ���������'Very well, l shall expect you at 8." At tbe dinner given at the French embassy Mrs. Worthington Wood, who, though born of French parents, had lived the first fifteen years of her life In America, was taken in to dinner by Sir Bradford Chichester. She knew that his family, though ancient, were not rich and thnt he would gladly take a wealthy wife. Sho manifested so much interest In seeing his country sent, the Dunes, on tbe Irish channel and some VKK) miles from London, that be, thinking to benefit In the matter of n courtship���������should he deem such desirable���������iirruiiged a bonso party to go there io remain till the 13tti, when be must return to the city to be ready to sail on the 14th. Uf course Mrs. Wood was Invited. The next day a small number of guests assembled at tbe Dunes. It whs winter, but the house was cbeor- fully lighted and logs biased on every dearth Sir Bradford devoted ulmsolf to the young widow, There are women who possess the knnck of carrying an Impressible man qulclily off his feet. Such was Mrs Worihlngtoii Wood. She administered, ho to spent, a lova potion, There was In It o reason���������tot cause her victim to feel that ho could j never unpin- to possess her, Byes that, slim n spark to kindle passion, felgued llimiepiice to excite reverence. | Hlr Urudfiird, Mrs. Wood und sev- ! era I others of the house party had gone i up from London on the same train and In the same compartment, Mrs, Wood i not ii ed Unit hei host curried n leather j bund bug that he never lost sight of. If he left the iriiln for u moment at a station be took the bug with him; If lie went Into the smoking compartment to enjoy n clgur tbu band bag went wllh lilm, Mrs, Wood also noticed thnt when fan en tern I the futnlly equipage to be driven to his home, while he gave up tils niirs. umbrella and other such belonging* to the servants, he held ou to the satchel. Kbe deemed It necessary to lid pluits* to know when) the bund bug would be deposited. But as soon iih the host entered tho house, i leaving his guests to be shown to their ������������������>wAi>< !>J' til" Iditlui'l'MOMi." h" f"|fil������. pen red. When Mrs. Wood next saw blm Hie satchel whs not with blm. "I have timtiKht with ipe," she said to hi in, ���������*������ few nf my Bnest Jewels, not during to leave them In Loudon. Have vmi a safe In the lini'seT ������������������������',.,.,..I..I,��������� " ),,. u.i ���������'��������� "l)np '?.""("���������'* I will lull the housekee|ier. The safe Is tu my ts'iirosim. Mb* will go with OS" "Us? Is It necessary for yon to et>V "I never til low my safe to bt opened ticetn by myself." ������������������on smuiil thought l will keep my tamable* locked in my trunk " There was a fntn*. tvprnach In ���������*��������� glume she gave lilm and tier tsitie. "I'snlon me," tie said. "I woold tr������������t ym tmt my hniWaeeiwr"*- ������Vmi w������nM ������ot trust r "tVrtnliily. I wtsild trust yoti both. tmt 'iwrs- fc������ nM������*t*' in thai ssfe that ������������������������������������esiri l-'ii.nu to ut**. Witwh) I he JOB- tin<������������i lo |M<riniftlriB any rnia. tni������tw������������thf *������* km fn tbefeT* Hi* tout wm* growing more Interests of state, were asserting themselves. .',,������������������ "You would be a fool to do so. Here Is my box. 1 intrust It to your care." A temptation came to him not to be outdoue iu a matter of confidence, but he resisted it Taking the box, in wbicb there were only a few gems for Informal occasions, be went away aud placed it in his safe. The next eveuhigat dinner the young widow was entrancing. She seemed to be in a light happy mood. She told the story ot bow the bost hud refused to permit her to visit his safe without his being present and set all the guests luughlug by Its humorous telling. The bust laughed with tbe rest und had he uot been coming uu- der a spell that would bave euded the matter. As it was he winced. There was underneath Mrs. Wood's humor a faint suspicion of ridicule. He tried to excuse himself, but only got tangled in his own excuses. ������������������'Don't yon ������������������think." said tbe lady to the others, "that Sir Bradford owes me some reparation?" All tmnteriiigly agreed that he did. "Well, this is the last night of our "visit here. Let him intrust me with the key of his safe till tomorrow morning." All declared that such an act would not necessarily tie sbowiug any confidence whatever. But the widow insisted that It would satisfy her, and she smilingly held out her band for the key. The thought flashed through Sir Bradford's head that tbe safe, being iu his own room, would be under his control through tbe uight There was a pretty woman smiling at him. daring him���������it wonmii with whom he was fascinated and whom be thought it advantageous to marry. Nevertheless he did not consent Then suddenly there came a flush from the woman's eyes, a haughty look as if she deemed such a denial of confidence insulting S������r Bradford put bis hand in his pocket and ttissed the key on tbe table before her Amid a burst of laughter she seized It aud placed It in her corsage. The diplomat dad no sooner yielded to an impulse than he regretted his act A man under a woman's spell is liable to rush from one extreme to another. One nioineut he trusts ber lm- -pIlclrtyMhe-uext-Ue-fears-that-he-has. fallen into the toils ot a devil. At any rate, such was the fear of Sir Brad1 ford Never for a moment during the evening did he leave the side of the woman who possessed the key of his safe���������the safe where was deposited that which if it passed into the possession of another would ruin him. if he turned -away from her for a moment it was that she should uot see the expression on his face when he cursed himself tor a fool. The widow rallied blm continually. "Aren't you going to give me oue mo- meut alone?" "He comforted! 1 am not In the habit of vlsitiug auy but my own room when I visit" "Will you sleep with u revolver under your pillow tonight?" These were some of tbe bauterlngs sbe gave blm, much to the amusemeut of the guests. At midnight, when the party broke up. she had mode uo move. She rose with tbe others nud went up to her room. The moment Sir Bradford heard her door close he went up to his own apartment With his eyes dxed on his sate he gave himself up to tumultuous musing It coutiitiied his possible rum, and the key wus in the possession ot n wonmii he hud known but n tew days. "Pooh, pooh!' What sn ass! She only did It to bedevil me. Nouseusel I buve u revolver under ray pillow, POPULAR WEDDING GIFTS. New Things to Vary the Monotony of ths But\ar Krifa. < Tbe roost popular wedding present THE "MARCHE MILITAIRE," Dr. Ham's Musical Composition Cre ated a Striking Scene In Quebec Although the "Marche Militaii by Dr. Albert Ham, played recently j JACK ASHORE. When the Man-o'-War's Man Reaches Home. fORM'NG HIS CABINET of rn* n,M1 is miniature furoltum' Although the "Marche Militaire." j ..The man-o'-war's man doesn't step or the mouieut is miniature ruruuum, t n^ ���������?���������,���������... tt~��������� _i a .��������� .5- \ ashore nowadays tanned with yeara of the Sberaiou aud Chippendale pe- ������' jY** ~������ '* "������^Xnv-Orchestra 8Pent under tr0Picnl *uns. ���������*������������������������' a m*st Mod. MA.IMI. cheats ot drawer*, arm- J ������ $������ *���������mto ShZs cTnceS wat i bfe hi,t 7" ,aS he thinks ol l,0U,e charts, tibUs aud bureaus, Just big i compoSed a year and a half ago for | ~���������me. ������t last! TROUBLES OF POLITICIAN WHO TAKES OVER GOVERNMENT. enough for a fair sized doll's requirements, are being diligently searched for lu tbe old curio shops. These pieces of furniture, handed down from the classic period oil English cabinet ma king, are exquisitely made aud bnlshed and altogether per. feet specimens ot tbe maker's art Tbe miniature chests of drawers and bureau serve as jewel cases, the small top drawers taking tbe rings aud brooches aud Ihe bracelets aud neck, laces being safely stored in the larger drawers. .Not so long ago they could be picked up for small sums, but now choice spec!metis command high prices, and as the price is likely to go up sttij further they are profitable Investments, Old silver Is a favorite wedding present, and more than one bride this season bus tieeii glveu one ot tbe beautiful old silver toilet services ot the Stuart period, 't bey are for only very wealthy Prides, however, for tbe pries runs sometimes luto the thousands. Old cut glass makes a naudsom* present, but it should be bought with care, for there are many spurious imitations. But tbe present most prized by dainty brides is old lace, tbe price ot which- goes up nud up each year. These are muuy societies ami organizations acting as distributing agents for modern laces, and very beautiful many of these laces, reproductions of the old patterns, are. Out old lace comes rarely Into the market. Kew dealers indeed specialize in it and tbe old iace sales in a year can almost be counted ou the fingers of oue baud. A quaint little present, also from ths antique shop, is a tittle silver or enamel patch box. SHOES ON THE PIANO. Little Device Said to Be Superior ts the Metal Caster. A sliding shoe bits beeu Invented to take the place of tbe caster on heavy pieces of furniture, and It is said these IFa^rie-BstRl~wltB*^fhTTdMntlgeTliaf posed a year and a half ago .���������. s the Quebec Tercentenary, it was not previously familiar to Torontonians who were much impressed by its dignity and melodic qualities. It contains an air which in one section of Canada is familiar io every lisping child, but which in Toronto was quite unrecognized. It is "Le Dra- peau de Carillon," a French-Canadian popular song which is the delight of the music-loving habitant. Every school boy knows of the battle of Ticoiideroga, the single great vic- ' tory won by the French defenders of Canada in the warfare which finally resulted in the placing of Canada under the British crown. The fort at Ticonderoga, which Montcalm with a small force defended against an overwhelming superior army under the blundering Abereronibie, was known as Fort Carillon, and "Le Drapeau de Carillon" commemorates this last heroic victory of the French- Canadians as an independent people. It is necessarily popular in sentiment and the music has genuine' melodic qualities which would make it so in any event. I When Dr. Ham's march was first played it was the occasion of a strange demonstration which rather puzzled visitors to the Tercentenary. It was played during the first week of the celebration at a musical festival held in the Quebec Armories under the direction of Mr. Joseph Vezina, the veteran musician of that city. The audience was a vast one composed partly of the French-speaking and partly of the English-speak- ing residents of Quebec. Some rivalry of sentiment had arisen owing to the conflicting celebrations of the pageant glorifying the achievements of the French-Canadian people and the military functions which were a reminder of British victory. When, during the performance of the march the refrain of "Le Drapeau de Carillon" cropped out it was the occasion of a mighty demonstration from the French section of the audience that completely drowned the music. Cheers and plaudits rent the air. Then the audience quieted down and the composition proceeded. Toward its close Dr. Ham has Introduced, very clcver- Ty, a tlieme~*from "Tlie~5raplenCeaf?' they do not mar the floor of its covering, whatever their character may be. They are especially recommended for polished floors. The device consists of a rounded button of porcelain or glass, fitted with a split spring stem, which JZJ BUOE VOII MUVY miUHTiUC prevents Ii from dropping out when tbe piece of furniture Is titled troiu the floor. Tbe two puns ure Jolnied by a bull nod socket Joint by means of and If auy oue should come lu here { which tbe portion coming In contact tonight- More nmmeusel Who's to | with the floor Is perinllied to adjust comer Thus lie tried to dismiss the matter from his miud. Hut, oh, if be only hud the key! Ue went to bed and tried to sleep. Slumber would uot come. Fancying be heurd u movement lu his room, ne urose and struck u light Ue1' was nsti'umed of Himself for doing so, but left It Miming 1 bis made him teel a trllle more coiiitorinbie, and toward murulug lie went to sleep Ue wus awakened by Ills valet bringing hot wuter Artcr u glance ut tbe wife, which showed no evidence of tuning been tinii|ieri>il with, He arose, dressed und went down to breiikfasU A muld approached lilm uud suld: "I look Ihe mil wuter to Mm. Wood, room (I, Sho didn't answer when I knocked, and I went lu. Hue Isn't there." Sir Bradford Munched, Like lightning the thought Unshed through bis brain that the key ut his snfe hud gone wllh her Then lie saw thnt he wat mined. He was to sull that iifteriiiKin fur Ciinstiiiitliiupla. The only way lu get the treaty wus to break Into his sufo. But II wus n new and |M'rfwi one, put In since lie hud entered ths diplomatic service. Only in Ismduii mold men lie found of siifflcleni skill to do the work, mitt Umdon was iitui miles ilVMi.v. lie put til* (inlid <o III* hem), staggered up lo bit room and locked himself In. s ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� Twenty-four hours later the minister curd or Mine Clm|ielller, lie directed tlmi she ise Nt sine* admitted, ������������������Well?" be suld "I left the diplomat at his boms fn������ fnim I^mhIoii wllh the treaty locked In his safe, There Is llw key." "And how much flm- do ymi think we will twin V" Hive rmtiiled him nn Item cut from a new ..pillar xtniliig tlnu Sir Bradford I'hrfbesier hud seiil to London for men to i������{*mi bis safe: Ihsl llw-y hud fsllrd 1 and other* more aklllfiil find iTtm- tip Re had nffisfft) Ihe latter tl.fHK. If I buy WfstlWt 4tff th������* Jrt|������ IB thft* tVHIf--." I "That will do," MM th* mlnlstaf. I "Onr trsary is nn tba way." R> Art* bar ��������� aback (tor MuOOO 1 franca. Itself to any Irregularities of the surface over which It may be passing. These were origlnnlly made for use on pin nos, so that the Instruments might be moved around ut will, tmt It hal been found necessary to mnke them In a number of different sizes for differ ent articles ot furniture. Praises PrsnoH Mothers. The Duchess de Chuulnes, who ll visiting In this country with her mother, says Unit one thing she bus leu rued during her residence In Kriince Is Unit young society women In (hut country tokc heller cure of the children than American mot hers do. She snys time when the child Is us young ns Hire- yours old It Is allowed to sit at tha I'liifutxm table with lis mother and members of the family and there learnt table manners uud the art of table tulle In such a way that It Is never uwk* wnrd or at a loss In after year*. Sha Intends, she says, to bring up her boy lo that way and scores those iiiothei i who go out with their pug dogs while time serving iiersou. are taking car* of their children, As the familiar notes were enunciated the English part of the audience took up the cue and a rival demonstration rent the air. When it was all over both parties joined in thunderous applause and it was easily the most popular number of the evening. Secretary of Rial's Council, The other uay taere arrieu ut Winnipeg, en route for the east, where he intends to interview menibeis of the Dominion Government on tne sub"- jtct oi preserving some of the old landmarks of the Prairie Provinces, Mr. H. A. J axon, who was secretary of Riel'B rebel council ut Batocne during tne updsing of 1885. Mr. Jax- on, or JucKHon, as peopie Mere accustomed to see the name iu 1885, was, according to .the statements of Dumont und other leaders, among the rebels i.l'ter the rebellion, very highly esteemed by Kiel and made much of. It is scarcely to be wondered at, con- sequently, that Juxon is to-ciuy u very frunk udvociite of Riel's claims us a patriot and u martyr. The writer nad Uie good Iuck to be introduced to Jaxon the otner uay by inc. Hon. Sonutor Duvis, oi Prince AlOirt, and us he hud bji-.n turou^n u>u ouinpuigii in 1886, enjoyed thorougu.y io hear me lcb-illiuii v.iscuksi.-"., uoui the lialt- brcK-d't, s.undnoini. Juxun, who is u men of considrn.b,e education and ol voiy fair address, si.ys the average Sua- katchewun hiih-bived to-day believes that his race uouid not have limi justice hud Kiel not come to their assist- unco, Some bad oliiciulii in uie Government service, und in the Hudson Hay Co. were ut the bottom oi the Wiiolo trouble. The Government do- luyod too long in ������euiiiii(' the Mount- cd Police to Pitt, Curleton, Prince AI- bert, and other nortnern points, and when they did send redcoats thoy sunt such Hinull (Jetiiclimunts Unit tnuy wero not much more t.iiin un incentive to attack. It was line waving u rod Hug before a mad Lull. The half- breeds him much more respect for the Mounted Police than tut most ol tne civilian olliciiils, He doesn't pace along the quay with a jaunty, "heave-ho" sort of swagger, swinging a brightly plum- aged, villainous-speaking bird in one hand, and other curiosities from distant lands in the other. He-steps ashore in hundreds from a squat, grey mass, a rakish-looking low hull rising mistily out of the grey haze. He's been at sea six months, yet never been out of home waters. He's often seen the low East Coast showing faintly in the distance; has often seen gallant pleasure-yachts, with their passenger crews, come surging along, dipping daintily before a freshening breeze, to where he's anchored in his sea home���������his sea home of steel. i Then they've rounded bravely, and some shy maid has waved a handkerchief, a distant vision of a laughing face, and Bill Jones, A.H., sighs heavily an he leans over the. hows. Then clang, clans! duty calls, and poor Bill Jones turns to" it. Dreams, and only dreams, of fair faces are his when A souadron, a pack of the real fighting breed,'cleaves a 'way through the North Sp.i���������a long line of grim monsters, trailing films of smoke by day; a city of a thousand lights, of flashing searchlights, that restlessly dart to and fro by night. Then at last he is free���������free for six weeks unless recalled���������and he steps ashore as ji.unty, as merry a seaman as one would wish to see; neat and spick and span as the boat he's left beliird him. He's .going, home; other peonle are merely traveling. But ns fields ard towns and hedges fly past, and dusk closes in, his smile grows more expressive, he crows more restless. What though the train does (rive a roll like a ship crossing the Channel on a br.d night? What though nervous old parties tremble, and talk of accidents, of foolhardiness? Jack's used to rolling. He says, "Let her rip!" Let her rip, till, with a shriek and a roar, amidst noisy shouts irom iron- lunped porters, she whirls into the station, and Jack's waving a welcome to half the town. .���������He__singles_.out���������Ben���������rBrown���������orT rrther. Ben s'ngles him out. For in the-.old days at school Ben was always one -to-push himself forward. His face is nidir.nt with a glow that no soap' could have produced. His voice is like a foghorn. "Ah, there they are!" Jack's face liclits up as he.sees the whole family; lights up as he sees just one more than the family���������a modest fac<\ a neat fifrure, a gentle hand, that slips confidingly into his as Ihey all cluster round���������and Jack clears for action, goes through a brisk engagement, comes out with flying colors. The nri*.e is safe in harbor, floating under his ensign. Courtship, marriage, and honeymoon are all crowded into that short six weeks. Quick work. But they are.quick'i.n the navy! A VERSATILE NOBLEWOMAN. The Duchess of Sutherland Is Belle, Author and Publicist. The Duchess of Sutherland, though the wife of the greatest landowner o< Uriti.in, has socii.1 and personal quah. lies which commend her even at -i Make Herat Happy. M.i!.< !!.. !.-;... Hi,- ...- i ,,,> ..." ,������.<ii ri'ii for the children Mirny u Isiv t"<s������������ nstruy nut through luck of carv nnd training, but becaiise home Ufa Is not uiiitle ns happy as It might tie. Children, while they ure young mid lm- pressloniilile, should Is* surrounded ������!;!. :.���������,.,.;... .^, J, ;.* .-,������ viowm.U. *������< j|���������, j,hl laiigneui anu answered. Ilielr well Mug ns sunshine Is in flow "What you're giviu' u������* Go ������.fi buck em. If. ns they grow up, lliey find j to your c,<n, \,iwi woulii it b.i uoin* Unit happiness is not to be bsd at Inuue they himiii iiniru to look ror It else where. Couldn't Bt Right There, A muii from W'cHicni Cunudu recently ouiiiL- fust tor u visit. Ue found one any unit in; wuk not lur from un iinyltiiu, wliuiu a cousin no had not unci) tor muiiiu yeuis wu* en. gugi'U un u cmp'lil i, und iii'ciiied to ntuy oil tliuru iur u uay, una vndt In. relative, He was mudc welcome, and after din. tier Ik* wiih U,lil ti ill tun ollicc. piouipliy on HUH! to k<.'>t,J IllH llp|iiiilltll|,'llt. Hut iiKiiOuuii lh're were people go- Iv;- ���������". ��������� " ! ��������� ������������������:���������. ..!: :'. ���������.:-.. H|>oile to him. At holt lie lie|fiin to woutinr il lm iiutl mini.' a miMiuku in the tunc, it ln������ wutcn wu������ viioiig, or il the ciock mi the wait win* not correct. So ho stopped tie next pi-rnon who entered i.nd suh: "Will yuu piciisw! tell me, in tlii.t cliM'k rii'lilr" DfCllKHH Ol' HL'TllliKI.ANIl. time when peers and p-.'crehscs en- I'oiiiitiT eiiiiiideri.ble criticism. He* Uiiice is oniy Imiy >eurs Old, was iiiiiri'icil at liitivii, Him Ii*.-*-* a nuii miio leci'lilly b'Ctiine of iige, Hlie liu������ ui- IVIlVh b'CII ileeply illtelesleil ill socill! qucitioM*, and wiih Hintriiiu-ntisl in Kctliiii! lli" i��������� ��������� >v>-r11111 j11 lu Inuk into the'quest inn ol the li'lld-puiiollilll* ill tile potteries. .S.ie huh publlKlied M'V- urul boiikti, iiu.'.uiiluu u |n,i.v, and. an will b" tieeii, in a wniiiiiti id I'reat lll'I'S'llllll Illtl'IICliV 'III--., I f ������T lllli bund, ili" When the Leader of the Opposition Wins an Election and Begins to Organize Hi* Government, He Has Troubles That the 'Man In the Street Never Dreams Of���������Famous Case ol John Bright ,, It is only when, u leader of the Op- position nas won u general election, ana is cuued upon to torin u Cabinet, thai lus troubles reuiij b^giu. He iu..y have, luiuiu ii a ucKlish job to ioimUiute u j/v'iey Uiai Stttlstied1 his coiisoieiiCv) ui.u utiractea uie vov-, ers, anu t>u>i more uiuicuit to make spiiecuus wiiKii woulu not give hia case uway u> hits uppo;ie.������i.s; but tliese troubles are uouiuig to tuat of loriiung a (Jabiuet. A i'leniiers cniiiCe of Ministers ia- restricted in ah sons of wayo. Only, a very strong muii wou.a run tho risk of wrecking "is Cubiuet at the( outset by liiciuuing in it a realty capable pomioian who had made, himself unpopular by some indiscreet speecu or action, while nowi and again a gentleman who really ought lo be inciuued must be left out because he mm uiixea himself up> in some sociul sciindal. One brilliant public man has b^-cn snut out oi sev-, eral Ministries tor this reason. Another uiihcuity meets the Prime Minister who has reached uis position as the result of a general elec-, tion. As he has succeeded a Govern-, nient which has resigned after defeat at the pojls ull Ins Ministers must be re-elected on taking oiiice, and, above ail, he' must choose his councillors irom men who have ' safe seats. Therefore, if an important follower , has won by a small majority, he may meet with defeat at the b>e-election; so his leader must'hi.ve a safe seat in readiness for him elsewhere, or leave him out of the Government altogether, alUiough occasionally Ministers have been outside the House of Commons for some time. Mr. Goschen was defeated on being made Chancellor of the Exchequer, and-Sir���������Hbraca���������Blunkett���������was^iBreai- dent of the. Irish Board of Agriculture without a seat in Parliament. Sometimes an important politician is necessary to, the Cabinet, but i3 , at variance with his chief on one single subject,. This man must bo interviewed to see whether he can be prevailed upon to modifv his be- . liefs, or whether some working ar- rangement us to policy can be agreed to. When the Liberal Ministry waa formed four yours ago it will be re- membered that there was -much speculation as to whether those mem- b.;rs ciosely identilled with the Imperialist anti-Home Rule section ol the party would uccept olhce under the late Sir Henry Campbell-Banner- man, and lengthy negotiations aro reported to have taken pli.cu before a settlement ivus arrived at. John Bright was once excluded from oflice b-'cuusj he differed' from his chief on the quoation of thu- House of Lords. This fumous man was one ol the curliest opponents of the Lords, and when Lord Pulmcrston was forming a Cubinet Lord John, Iiussoll urged the claims of Cobdon and Bright. The lonnur could not hoc liiH way to accept, while Pal- merston would not offer a fwrtfolio Ui Bright, us there were influential supporters who would huvo acceded hud he boe.ti included: Kveryonu will reiwinlxir tho cry r.gninHt the lust Administration of, Lord Salisbury, which wus dubbed, the House of Cecil by disappoiuU.<d< men, nnd more tni.n one prumineiit! supporter of thn Consurvativo purty liuciini! .CKlriitiged in coiisunueiicti, Some ofllces un' never jHijiular, anil so ure iiillicult to 1111, Pcrliupi> that oi Chief 8,'Cii'tur.v tor .Irjland 's thu rnos; iiiipopulur, uni iIktc have b,;cn more .holders of tie Iruli Hecrelary- slii|i tlian o: i.nv olli.-r oflice, wliiln it has ilci-troycd more repuUitiomi than even tht' Win Dllicn, Komi" r luiinil Mie (���������'jsitiou too much for him, und resigned. Tho lute Duke of Devonshire was then Kppl'lilll'llCll, but he relllSi'd, with lll't result thai Lird l'ie>l"rte|������ C'iiVu>ndinli ice pled, mm went to his Uuuth iu J'no nix I'r.rk, Altliougii tlm C'liiinci'llorMliip of tho Kxciiequei U a very dillicult po.,t, lew Iliell W.illld r.'lllrvc the offer of it nowadays; yet ii bout u Ouiitiir.v ago Mi. I'cioevul, the Premier, who win* iittcrwiiM* i^hiiHiinnti'd, could not pievi.il upon any culleuguo to liccept It, Wlli'll lie UfCllllHi 1'riino Miiii.ilir lm iuiiiM-,1 rtnti Ciiuncullor,, lllid offered til" IkihI to no lower tlllill live oi Lis i-u|iji<iiUii,i, ull of whom retiiNi'd it, uini he )w,d In ouiitinuu to ui't himself, Kviii when a leader huesvsulllllv fiiihseH tlirniii'li a general election hi) I hike ot Sutherland, owim i )'n*' um}> ������*������������i������"Ui''H Ui conU'iid witn. ,,, ,,, i,.,.,| I I lii-or'llcnllv Ml lii������ ('< llMK-t ������||,,,.������ here if il was riynt F" Te Cask MuthrMrns. One nf Hie inn*st w������,\n iu which Iba meadow iimstinwnns enn im������ prepnrwi l������ in |ieei. tiini oft the ������t������i.������ sod toy In t, |wircelnln lln-d Ksiicepsfi for btlf I Z������*Alanri port., Tht New Zealand Line, The greuteft interest in h-'ink taken iu N������'w 7r . l..ni ii. an i;'.'-r ih is being mud' to c*it.hlirii u iii" ji| sti-juimhiii- frinri Mi,nir,-!il nd 8t, J'>bn's und liiiiifux io \������ri"iii Nt?w iiicltKiiiig Auckland, an iHMir with a taniexuiHinfiii of ituiter. I Thin i. the r. -tilt ,,i iu-- v.^it pniil This draw* .ini me )nuvm nf tha i to th'������ Domintun by ('fliifiuinii dele, rnosbrnnm I'hm allow as miirh rr-an>i !���������*>���������*��������� i������ Uie Chambers ol loinnwroa nr rteh milk as in*r- is mt*shr.������*4n 1 *>������'���������������������"������*������������ ������������ 8y ������n y. At llnnnr snd ���������Immar in tht. n-nrtstnt I !������"������������������ ������*������M ������������������������������������ *��������������������������� '- A Notiic baieiwoman. There lire quite ll lllllllli-r ol tilled ladles ciiini''������*ti-i| with lii.ci- in v.,r,- huh wny- in Kiigiuiiii. but Laoy At- Heck, wii" I'f Sn Kob-rt Alll h-I< i* pri'liulnj ili" "iiiy one i-,i,|i,o,.-,| i,,, ,( flilil-l-U II.Hill, It uppi-,il., ll.lit owitlg to recent f- v������r������e* lli" b.iriiiiet i.- exitein Jy hurl up mid w!i"i -i icw (li'piiitiiniit >toi- WIIH Opeli.'d III Loudon. Limy Alllee* llieil reiilgUlltlOIlM ������ ... .., , ���������,!��������� |"l I >/||, h I 'I', film III hu huiids, m> ii > ,/n. ini.; ii,.! ,Uii(t,jii������ l-ll"il|il In denire lo du ������u. ! 'Hume who luiVii supiKirbnl (heir : puit^ niiu ull tlmtr is-twur, but liuvu ; ll-'t ll"ll II C'llUplUIIOIIft HIKH'I-SH, ItrO iiniiu.ly .'iwiirileil u jh-i-Mg". 'Ihe mIi.iv , * ...... . ,, . t, ..������-, |r \1,1|. i niriu'tuii/ ln������ Cubuiit Ik> wus anxious ��������� to gi-l rid of Sir John Miticinir, I'rcsi- ! d in o! tin- Board of Agriculture, but I he i-oiild not think of ������ tnctml mcthrxl wiiii one"i.������'th': WikV) who uppli'd i���������', i "', ''",lf "." . H"w,'V''r, Hu John Wl. a niluiilioii. ll ������a������ decided to give her a trial in *l"' co'lunie* iiepnrt- liirlil, wo, i> ,-,i- ,i��������������������������������������� j��������� i<��������� V��������� ��������� .,* a i|eei i ������U0CCn������, wittinj'.y hilpd him out <<t Um di- IcmiMu. Ai,���������. ., {-..r , (������ i rnj,;i , In i-ull.-il on the Prime ,Mini������t������r, and MigireiiteJ th-l' ', ''l ' |������il Ull ::ll i'lMv.rt.tlil Eiik'ino Wrcitllng, Next to ;'!iii,',.liiig the L'klfrio men lil., tu ������f, -'.'.��������� I Ii" UfUiil *������y <ij i!oiiiwi tiii- i tliiui i-kill. pre. nt sUl ]i,ii tin ll"* -t in >< y criitiv !ti.-nt |l ������iv uiiuy Irom | side hv ���������< l< und licing in opfM������mts> i,ll It wml'-l blV r | holder were a |Hi-r. i������pi"������-.| with hint, utt 1 a ti"t"ratlit'r"of sUenirl)! ! "n*"1' ������nrioiifir-.Hl tlmi Mir John haif lu* ^'f.llers ������it down ! a******!_t.i*i4r*l*-������l si i������i-rii������*i* on I������������v1ri*f i!i���������ii������ if tbu Pitt cordially u, t>ul������i''iiuent Hnn ._. _., n,.--.^ ������������������,- tiaaaan i C������i������at4������ii win Uk������������ vis N������w Y������ik, and i uhccIimii*, '������v *������\li rerot etlr-tw* l^nMtmmlF^^Jl^'mmTnm^)** tnBr������ tvhim '" l"uV> '"-f W. I whllig 11" -n H" V bs-k arms, and ninny wim aan ana P#fifw ana ten , wlll4,h hr() uiaur-1jy ,j.'tnm"uUl vo Unci. -tiiv. - v, MiAikihUni out th< ������������������ aiaiaa..... M..^_a .. ..���������. 'which ure naturally il.'trim -ulal ������., frar dalietfaiy nrawoan ailcaa of waat, ^ W(Mi. ^twevn the two It naiuiona. Ull'll H'.UVi ���������Uicir i ufin- the llocnl of \i'riciiltiiri������, whlh tha iiniiH* ������l In* micce������-������or us* nl-o "'veil. .- .i .li.ini ������iii<-i|in utl) w.-i.l uUiut de* -lariiig Hist I'ttt hud "wilfiiity mls- underHtiMMt'' hi* liv iililiiK, un In; ltiid no d<������ire t<> r> tire. THE NEWS, CUMJJiSUIx&MJU, UfUTl'Sll <JUL,UMJS.L������, ��������� ii ii ii*a������a������������������af*ai*a������-i *-a**aii ������m s-ii ���������i - ibi "* ------ ���������-������������������-������������������������������������*��������� ��������� ..-.. - ,���������>^���������. - **������**-*,****m*******'1' ***"* ���������*���������*"*������������������������> ***��������� New Goods FOR SPRING USE NEW STOCK OP WALLPAPER NOW COMPLETE. Luce curUiins from $5 to SOc��������� a pair. MA DM AS CUHTA.V MUSLIN?. TAPESTRY CURTAINS & TAULE COVERS, F.������M:V SRA&RASM ROCKERS *. ARM CHAIRS. A NRW LIN/ OK IRON' URDS AT REGULAR PRICES. Solo AkO"' ;"r "lii-i mote" MUtre������->o������ and Leggett Spriag. Try them. A lil. line of Furniture to select from. Form No. U.������ LAND ACT % m*' The Right Price Furniture Store. DUNSMUIR AVENUE a I FOR SALE���������WilHiim Mutton is prepared to supply Macks and cord- wood*. Orders left at the Star Livery Stable and Kilpatrick's Stables, will receive prompt attention. NOTICE FOUND A DR I FT���������23 logs, uiiirki"! P. C. L. Co., 1 log marked B.C. M. (A).' Theo." Peterson, Port Kusam, B. C. A. MoKinnon CUMBERLAND LOST���������-On Saturday afternoon. Feb. 26tb, a black, seal purse, silver frame, contlining gold locket Finder will please return to this oflice. Ready Pilsener Beer Coast Laud District. District of. Coast. TAKE notice that" Chas. A. j Timlin, of Lund, B. (J., occupation merchant, iiitetjds to apply for permission to pnrc)>a?e the following described hind: Commencing at u post planted S. W: comer of T. L, ;U679 thonce East 40 chains, thence South 40 chains, thence West 40 chains, thence North 40 chains to place of beginning containing 1G0 acres more or less. Chas. A. Timlin. Fred. Timlin, Agent. Dated March 2nd 1910. When You Are Thinking of SALE OF FURNITURE. Private Sale of Furniture, comprising, of Carpets, Linoleums, Tables. Bureaus, Ouches, Iteds, ��������� Springs, Mattresses. Pictures, Range, Large and ' Small Tables, Finelieinumau Piiun, New Mo- achiui-. Hiind Sew- YOU Cclll tor Washing 1 ing' JSraoh.in'r','c~5S3i;i- "��������� John T LidiHone, M������irv*������ort Ave. ���������_ The I. O. 0. P. will Attend set- vice at St.George's pivabyteriiui ciiuv'.di. an Suiiviny evening next. That are a Select Line,' Your Mind Naturally Turns to the Singer, Humber, Royal Enfield, & Coventry. We have them all ��������� Write for prices, with Free "Wheels, Coast- er or variable gears. ' WE DO RENTING "~XN0D~lTEP7tm=LN������ Thos. PLIMLEY I no Gov.t Street, Victoria, B,C, . %*������** Opposite Spencers Pacjfjc Detective Agency 90������> Qovernment St., VICTORIA, B. G, Undertakes all kinds of legitimate detective work, and commercial investigations, handled for corporations or individuals. Bureau of information. Business strictly confidential. some <c������������r��������� Mr. W.J. Goard arrived in town this week and is prepared to do all kinds of pinna tuning nnd organ le p-iiring nt reasonable rates. Mr. Gourd i* a practical tuner and you cinnotdo better than give him your instrument to tune while be is here Satisfaction guaranteed Leave orders ni the News office. CLOSING OUT PRICES, j ^fmitS, OmamentalTrees Having disposed of our nursery grounds to be cleared up by May, lam prepaicd to offer special prices on all each bargains, ���������%-/'' Splendid asFortment of ornamental tree?, acclimated stock, having been growing on our ground" for years, from 10c. up. One of the bfBt selection of rosea in B. C, in all leading varieties, suitable for this section, in good two year blooming sizes, 25c each, $20 per 100, $150 per 1000; smaller one3 half price. 50,000 fruit trees in leading varieties. Let me price your list. 10,000 shade trees, in ail size* and prices; Gicenhpuses fulbof plants iii all ?izes and prices & prices from $?. per lOOpots up. M. J. HENRY OFFICE .AND PACKING GROUNDS- ���������ft' . . .- 3010 WESTMINSTER ROAD. VANCOUVER. CAMPBELL HIVER ITEMS. , Mr Timlin is rebuilding his hiUei and Hx-iiecs-it to be ready by. July. It will be much hette-than tbe one that was burned. Engineering ������������������ party iini.tar Mr. JGrayJ}flD_ii]iL_aje_^t_work on falls. The roiid 'y������r\,y are, at work on the hike l.-uil... Prilling for coal'Pt ill going on K.A1DA ������ .?������**������������������������* ������*���������������>������ *** ��������������� ��������� m> ���������*������ **w ��������� Merchant TAILOR LADIES' TAILOB-MADE COSTUMES A SPEC1ALIT SUITS mADE TO ORDER AND ������ "IN flftY STYL-E YbiriUlSH. PEBFEQT TIT, GUARANTEED. Prices'From- $20vto $40.: C U M BE R L A N D, B.'C. ^\������I1IIIII1HIM^^ | Capital $5,000,000. Reserve $5,700,000 ������ 1 The Royal;B^ 1 |T " CUMBERLAND, B" 0 ~^���������~���������~��������� =5 . . ., , " g Sub-Branches at Courtenay and Union Bay.v. IB ''Trapped by TruiU'-liury" April oo MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Form No. 11. LAND ACT Too HU'iiuil dieting nf tho C'-urt ff Re- vi.ifio for t'io Hitiiiioiyil i> <if Cumber lii'iiJ wi'l bo lielii i> tiieCniiiiii 1 Ohnmbeio in MonvUy. M������y llhh, J������W . 17:80 p.m. ISn ices of npir-al iinmt ho in wr tuiR, s rtthigiji'Miiidofcoiiipliin . uud mubt bo1 Matron, intends to apply for i i tan liaurta of tho iisne������8or 11 leiut ten iliiyn hctoro the date of tho tt nt tvum.'. Hit tins f tho Court of itaviainn. A, McKISNON, i i y 0lrrk. OumbiTi'ind, B0 , Aptil '.:uii, 1910, "Trappeil by 'J'ii-acli.*ry" Don t riii^n il iw-iday night April 2'i. NOTI0K TO THK" PPPiLIC. Fonn of Notice. Com.>x Lmid Distiict. District of Cortes Island. TAKE notice that Helen Bull,'of Heriot Buy, B. C, occupation ie r- luidsion to leaso the fullowi!i<i; de- scribed lands:-���������On Cortes LslundJ U, C. known in* Suit Lagoon, und doHoribed us follows':���������Common-; eing ut npost jiluntod nt the smith- \ MM eornw of J)istrict Lot J-iTii , llieiici; aoiithonstoi'ly nluti^' the' shore line of the sotitlu't'ly or right, hand buiik of suiil Liigi'Oii to Hie j southeasterly shore or head thereof, thonco noi'llieii.sterly nlong t/.o loud to h,i n.i:r.y will l* mail, nf ,��������� l,.r onisliod I tlu, nol.t|iarjy 0r U,*t llllll(| |lhnk tl t,i (1 fur llOI'H'H wlllUll will 11)11 <��������� (l H,ivitin| *" nf >iu������* Miinl in the <*o t p( '<<������ . Or-l������ i ii'ivmi thu iniiiiiRtor or by ph ue v. ill |>������ ]i mi) ii y lilluil, 'J'hiinkiiiK vnii for >imr par iiu������ in ilm p.Htaud no i,ii ing acoii- liliu��������� iiccnf il.v rtinuu on liio.iLi imm, 1 b 4 lu ri|i.������i;i Vnliri III I'lilllllillllll, liVRON cuanvfoud. it'.iiii'i. "i ilio fuvoiiin I'l'inifli'c, i rid.iv April ty, FOU SALE-At ������si. Putot'N I'luircli, Coinos, h g'l.J'l oriiiui, l'ni'i'.SMO. Apply u. C. Piercy, N.ih Pill, Couiiix. in CumfcferMnd. cold, showery ... and ! M Weather backward. The two logging camps lire go j| DRAFTS ISSTjED.IN ANY OUURENCY. OVKll THE WORLD. PAYABLE ALL I SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to, SAVINGS ACCOUNT-S und in- ini* full blast, ., <. ,. . ' is leieJi ai "jurreni. na;p!������.iiiimveu on No troul fishing yet- ��������� j= ��������� j. Expect!'50 parallel survey parly j.| H* "��������� MONTOOMERY,,Mandrel'. I teie.H at Current Rates allowed on Deposits of $1.00 and upivu'rdi". I up shortly. i Mr. W; %/iniiiiiiiii!!iiii:titiiuiiini:raiiiiiiiii!iiuiiiiiu:iiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiHitiiiiiiii!iii������ MMmXKTmaoJmmut'A E. Lawrence, of Cr.ee- \ LOST���������A coin silver watch, ^\w\'t\ nephew of Dr. Lawrence,: open faeo. Finder will please ,'0.; well known in this city us a fornifi'i turn to this office. Kownrd lltviu,1, btrU ������ Urge wn i'Ihmibo and bi'H i l.'unr''Mi"). I wil' in fu uro k������flp on ', ii.-! ������,une'! of .'11 kindi.of H������y, Ordn. m! I'mi .,("ii:i*0Mf ;Daik(" wi'oh,- Alsnid soulh'jurei'ly shni'0 or hand hank to a tmint on the uortli- c:\Htt-jrlv nhoiv of i^uicl Luijoon title north of point of ('oninieiici'intMit tljcnce i)ii������ south along ������in intiigiii sui'mjon of the Wellington Qnllini'V! ��������� ! Company, succcuds \l>. Lidstotie j as nmiinger at the Big Sloiu. FOUSALF-20 tons of hay. Wetpiote the following from uiixuil with ii little clover. Apply j .j\j,e c,volnul.0 star, ol Ontario-. to John.Fraser, Happy Valley, j .'W, K Lawrence, .wo iiinifcrntuiid ini -,.,., i , ������������������ , i ��������� ��������� ... j intends leaving town next week for Sndbiii'v to commence business; \Y, F,. is one of our energetic young business moil who enjoys the uui versal e.-teem <d" the people nf town and country. In busiim.-ii he is cuiiileoiis innl nhligiii-i, l;������a*ps in t.'iu'h with tin* wants of the people and wm ie relied on to st*rvo bU; eustoinew with llie best. u������nj latest j sign nnd nuality that eiiu ho! Socially he it- a hu'l fellow, with un oti.hund bonhoHiie i P. Phillipps Harrison BARRISTER-AND SOLICITORS NOTARV: PUBLIC CONVEYANCING ������������������-,;������������������'��������� ��������� .��������� . ��������� ' ' Dunsmuir-Avenue CUMBERLAND,"B.C. Form No tl ' LAND ACT Form of Notice. Oomox Land District,, District of Coast llaugo .1 Lough- boiMiigh Iiili't. TAKE notice timt Alfred John. QaMW&90$S>WmS9$t>Q9: GWme>9*9timW9WB>M9 of said Iyiiooon, thnhco lioi'lllWest-i .. ., ,, .. , ,. , . r ,. , , , ��������� Hon ol Boy P. O, Loughborough or y along siiid nori nr y or Ion . ., * . i,, . ��������� ,.-��������� ,i��������� ���������" n * i Inlet, occupation luiiiberniau, in-1 >������ ("' lends to apply for permission to I jui"-lm*-o piil'cluise the 1'ollnwiiig di'scrihed I '! lands'.���������Cuiiimetu'iug at ������ post !���������������'������������ "'I'1'-** ������������������>��������������� ���������)'������' ���������'���������������*������ "��������� 'i ������>'.ri>. ilui.led mi 'the. north fclioru m |uiid lm will l.u iiiticli missed from Ladies'nnd Gentlemen'* Suits Made o "rdrr from $20 lo $35 All Work First Class Perfect Fit Guaranteed. arv tic to the point <d cotiiiiieiieo :' ,. ... . , ,;,. , . ,. , , u . i \i* , ', . ,,,.. i Longhboi'uugh Inlet due north ol the circle in which he radiated. \\ i iiu-ut and eontaining iW neres .,,?.,,,, , ' ,,,, , ,1; . .1 . , , 1, , r h McBrido Bay, tlieiu'o iioi'tli twen-|C','iiiinond linn to tho people ot more or less, llelMii Bull, Applieiu Dated M.trch 1st, IDIO. ry cliiiiiis, tlu.iice west eighty j-Sudbury and vicinity, and a^uiej ithaiiis, thence south to the idiotv j '���������li'-'Mi tbey (ire getting ������ good eiti- ' [The Dairyman From the Magnet Cream Separator! ii> I'ingic CoM wil Fri'lai April '4'i, ' -���������������������������������������������������. In������ with *��������� . :��������� " " ��������� ��������� ,1,1 1 ,,,.,, 1 1* v.. 1 . ���������. ���������- ��������� 1 ��������� > 1 ii��������� 1 1 ��������� 1 ii.iwi>m ��������� ,ii i 1 ���������' ii.'.'o ..- d IIIIIM'S, (i'eii! Fin "'lru|i|i.������i tn Tn ncli Mrs. Simmc desires pupils for the pianoforte nt her homo in the Camp, Cumberland, B,< ti'i'ins will be charged. I'snal and along the shore eighty chain.*. to the joint of coiumeiuM'iuont, containing one hundred and sixty iteroM more or less. Davidson Ward Co, AUred JoIikhoii, Agent. Dated Miucli 1st, I'llO. n-~ I Mr, .1, Mimdell, of S������mlwl������V,| NOTfCH is hereby given Hint! w II leave thin week 011 all ox'tt-n-, lhivlv iUy$ uUcr duu.'i ,���������u.|ul to| del v'it to Outt.rio. 'tho ,*.i������������iy,.App^.t0t\whwii. viluet Cmmtm* l������o prwatiy i ^01���������'.r ol* j^,,,*- j,,,,! Works lor n : license to prospect for coal nnd ; iM'irolemu on uud under the fill- zell whom we regret to lose, May he have iiiuind .itL success in htu.- iiosh is our wish old gi'utlniii'ill will iui������*i������tl iii I lie valley, The iiiinonueoiiient that the K, <k N. l'ailwiiv will extend from French I'iver to a point opposite1 Capo Miulgn liciirs out wleit was Hiinl at the time the provincial gov. I'l'titui'iit's ndlwiiv policy was mi- uonnccd. !t wai" tlum elaiineil by 1 tlio Mi|������)tf>i'������*'*"������' *d' thai jofiej thit tie* advent of the Can- ....![ v* -.���������!. -.-" if.i5ii.--n- in Van- 1 inn ������ Cntifttimi. 1 mvii \>r������\wU in wtiry ProviniKj in I'liieula. I lnvi> On 111 ti stay, I x it hFv My User. I Am 80 id im 11 Hnu i, I A.ai M*do lu Un 1 Ito'i, Oirnrlii. I H������i l'mfoct Work iilid List u bifiitiiiin. A l!osl Ond ti W, H, ilnwvo, Saulwics V..M Oltbv wilt UnriK Mo lo y.iiir linur l-'or 11 Fall DuimindiMtiiin. Ynus Tr .ly MAGNET CREAM SEPARATOR ��������� *i " si n ������.***%*������',. A'JSi ,'. 31 WH HAVE riONEY To iiivi-m it������ nuv ������oit!id proposition, TIMHKK f'<)\L, or .'.O'lL'CLTUiUL LANDS. M k- a elt-a* nkrt-.li and write full*, iu your litsi Idler it vi.ii w.'iut a drfintit* answer. i Western terfa Investment Company, S:.''t** 4������"5, I'lnak Block. Vuncoviv������l*, 1-l.C "l'*������-- ilnvinii'bind sitttatcd in the Co-i*"' ,,"'. ... ,, ,,.���������.��������� ,**. ���������. . ,. , Icouver Isluiid would lead l<������ acini'; inox District, fyommencingntai , , ,������������������,..��������� *,, ' * coiistriictioii liy ������ni< t aitiuMMii la-, I post niurkcd S,W. corner of claim ^.(> hl,en.H|li;Tl|0 ,,���������������������������,,���������',������������������ ���������, j No. 1, placed about 2o chains: t!, |,0.KlM.(| t.NU,!millll uf ,1,,. K k ; ���������tw������ iron, the soutlieasi corner of; %. f * ^ |( (|. r(. iflf ���������,,,���������,���������,. section ja Dcnman NUml, run*; ,f vh-luHn Wmiin.Cvi..lU. If ������������ll Ininjf east Bo chain*, norili hu . ., , , , ���������.���������,',��������� k... ,���������. " , lilluj; LllliloClHUld WUlllO *'v "' c'Iiuuik, wem 80 cliauis, inciter; , nf t, t .,;,., 1 01* ���������v*en in'tiiv run 01 timi mi. -������oitUi 80 chains lo jv������Ht������t nt'e������mt' ��������� .nn.C''HK-iu. I M,*. |>. a.,/^ .-.uiJ hw\h. ' IIITOH STKW \UT, ; Wf f.���������. v,,r,.Mv.r i.v T...~h������ V i j. Iv. iHin.i-K. Ajjrnt.;Umlf Muit Ah,,���������IllV Hll- ,,Mh|���������,.t i Dited March ������.i'h, 1010. , , ��������� , , , ' . ,...���������,, 1 ' ���������' lis 1.0'gi- .0 1 UOig it 1 . ���������'. 11 .uv-ttoit* DALRYMPLE ALL KINDS OH FII.KT-C.I.ASS ,, , . IIAUHKU WOltK . . Done, No lieltei Aiilvvheie, rsrvi-: rs ,\ call Next Agricultural Hall, Courtenay, B. C, m��������� aXEwl
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