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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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ih t <-���������/������../ a^ >--*^* ,.-5A*?*-i>vs /,-Vyr v?v������ r.f-s.a^-cv '- 1 NEWS. fl :6 *r> A Journal Devoted Socially, to the Interests of Comox L>i_.trtct. The News, Twentieth Yeaua Whether- you are. well dressed or not is determined more by where yoii ' buy your clothes, than by what you pay for them. . No matter what you. pay us .for a suit you may be sure that' its the best to be had for the money; best in material, workmanship style���������everything;, and that yxurll be well dtessed..when vou ^et more a man knows about good clothes . aud correct dressing, the more pleased we are to show him our stock. . . He .recognizes at once thei perfection of style and material iu every garment lie sees here. ' SIMON- LEfSER & Co rrs_r_ !_;* IJI i-t-r-r-a Dunsniuir Avenue, PHONE at;, CUMfiTCRI.AND ���������^-^-s������i*^������,^*^^^ui*vw^������ fc.v_v_ Vff������������v**������ffwwjr M'MMrnuMic When arc we going lb hear ��������� those civic "Nestors" expatiate on-lhe rights and wrongs o( the people, and also tell us all about the improvements tliat lliey have 5.t.i)wed away'in''their ''think- tanks," and after all ibid is accomplished, inform us' as to what they .propose .doing 'with' the surplus monies ? We. 1'iiiyc ro ilesiif, nor is u om intention, to throw cold wntei upon any ic.tsonable improvcmer.is scheme, for the city needs.much ii'inij,' tlni line, and ifihis can be aeconijilUlieil by next yeai's council, wil1,out very matcru'ly in- cioasinji the, binilen of tuxaiion, ive tliinfc thai few, if any of ihe ratepayer, would have any serious objection. Ilin we think thnt tlio new council', lirst diry, should be, to |)!,icc line ciiy on :i sound liuancial basis, even if we have to fccek the assbtanco of ihe j>������vorr,metit toward ihi.s end, If this can be accoiu- plisliw!, and the money foil)] .omuiy for bare iiet'esnary inipioveuicnts, then go ahead.' We dcpicri.ue tho_e tlmiiin piouiisesathai are innde wiihoui due coiiiidcutioii as to the canyin^ of them om. Tlio mayor iiki.i remember thai lm it bin one in seven in council, and that the majority rules." Former may. .r-aofCiji.ibci'l.iitd, we think, ie;u������iiize this fact,. The man who is j,ivon io promiaus to secure election, U not ,i safe man. W. N. Scoville", walking bass, of Mooro and Pethiek's camp at Deep liny, wuh fined '$50 and costs by G. W. Ueadnoll, ; J. p., for having deer meat on cookhouse promisi-n, contrary to, See. 12, Ciiuiio 'Protection Act. II. li. Dawley, .lopuly ,gamo warden, laid the information. " >.: $ _. P. P. Hairisbn. banister, Mrs,. Harrison and their lil tie daughter, Claudia, left for Victoria bv Saturday's boat. At'tho close of tho Sorvieo ui Sunday .evening-Tut Holy-Trinity Ch,nrflh, a-meeting of the male members of.the^congregation was held for the purpose of considering important; communieations from his Lordship, the Hi.-diop of the Diocese and also- to elect Vic- car's Warden and throo additional mem hers ,of thn Suloct Vestry. Tlioro wm-o ovor thirty r������enife- men present. Tho Yicai*, who presided, ex- pressed ��������� his ^appreciation at tl.o large number- who al tended, remarking that us a rule, it wus most dillicult lo get a really good representative - Vestry Moo.'ing. but tho gentlemen of Holy Trinity Church were beginning to real i/.'j their tosponsibility and it, now bocamo necessary to increase the number of Vestrymen : to cope with the ".ver increasing".ougieim- tion; continuing; the Vicar said, hu felt that he. could never .outer tho church without sending up an earnest * '.Thank God" wlien he called to mind what' tho'���������" church was like a very short . time' iu-o and what it'ifi like to-day. The lirst matter to. be "dealt with was tlmt of the appointing a 'Vicar's Warden. - The speaker said, .it- was'with deep regret, thut lie had to. announce the resignation through-ill health of his war. CUMBERLAND, B. C.V WEDNESDAY; DEC. 31, -9,3 i<w������_b|m__m____m1'i| wmumt*} ������������������ Vestry Meeting at ��������� Christmas Service at Holy Trinity Church Holy Trinity Church There wns, ;i yond congregation of Holy Trinity Chinch of, Erg.l*nd; Va Christinas morning, and a larj-e number of Coiiimunic.inis at the early celebration. ' The Choir was/-ested for the lirst time in ihe li.stury of .Cumberland, and as they fik-d into the Chinch,'led by ihe Cross- Hearec singing "Christians A.- wake," it (>was indeed most ^impressive andcanieil many present in thought back to the old home and the old l,������nd. The solo, liy Miss Hate, "Sleep Holy r.abe," w.is'most perfectly rendered, her voice'possessinj,' the richness and quality which is reqinied to do justice to ihis most exquisite Christ mas solo. The, carol, "The Three Kini>.," was 'rem,-iil.,-ibiy ��������� well fjier.dc-rerl, and .the Anthem, "St'ar.of Faith,'-greatly appreciated; in fact suih music as that heard at Holy Trinity on t h ism as Day would do credit to a large city church. The music ������as repeated^ on .Sunday PViiiiiiK, the sarrecl buildup being crowd ed and the seating-capacity taxed to the uttermost. The church>-ns beautifully de_or.ited ,i.iili[?j_cv<.rgr.ens anil holly. The \'icai officiated at all services and the lessons were read "by Mr.lDowns. " SunsciurTiON $1.00 a Year -M )MACFARLANE BROS., LTD^ J) THE SQUARE DEALING HOUSE." ^1 We wisli everybody a pro.spc rous and happy ��������� .New Yea . May ili*������ sun of bright p'roupcr- ity shine down upon you during thi? year 191 _j.. -^ta- Mr. Jlarry Wilson, manuger of onr local telephone sysleui, who has been spending Christ- mas at K.'inaiino, a:rived home on Friday evening. ^ See eivH elect ion������ proclnma tious ou inside page, -���������"- p ���������....-���������. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ri-hcr tire expected lo return hotne I'rotn their honeymoon trip on .Sunday. Mr, mid Mrs. Alex Maxwell are spending Christmas nt South Prairie, Washington. ~o- Sun's prize competition, More power to the little clirfp. Fort Wtliinm, Ontario, has seven nominations tor mayor. There's luck in odd number.-.. We Jihouhl try ii Uu*, Will Cninpl-oU Ik- <V"te.-l, 01 wiil he be /late? IMcisimIoh'i, The Sunday school Christinas entertainments ol' the several lJrotcutn.it churches, held last week, were up lo their usual high sUndard. .The amiiences responded nobly when the collection plato went, ils rounds. o Messrs H, l?oster and (1. Pet- tifjrew, U. M. W. of A. oil"lfiinl������. were in inwn thisv/r-oV.'. James Fiiulljiy will not run in the Vancouver niayoraltv enntrait ITfc ti1h-.-i..!.h. ...1. :,. .1 him not to run. lVrhapM some of our candidates on flection night, will wi'h that ihry had received similar advic*1, nnd uCi-d upon it. -*y 'J'c:ii" Uicuci to >;el iheir, lor tt>'. and v.e 11 never do H a^uiu \ueil.u,' yet. W. ..,J���������.,'rc !.:������ ���������|,������-fc. den, "jSlr. L^AAu.ns, uho -fur num bet* oi','"yeai,s"T!iTr"iTirgu tie o'lleo oo iibtj- fx.i.cl oo ������volI.-. Y-aY-A ' Tho" Yiuitr then appointed Air. John Conley his Warden, nnd dwelt upon thu keen interest taken in all eiinich imitters by him. Air. Coates has been Acting Warden for some mon 1 he past, and has iillod that-jiosition with care'und deep u< vere net1, and has not been absent on a single occasion since the appointment, oi: tlio pruuoi.t Vicar. ' Mr, Coatou assured the gentlemen present lhat he lolt a great honor had been conferred upon him by boing placed iu thai position. The lliree new memb. ora'elected on lho Select Yon try were, Air." Mordy, Mr. T. I.' nnli', and Mr. E.Vickard. The Vienr retjiiosltKl that Mr. . I jMiidiks should remain a meniber of the Vestry, ��������� Thu oillijci'8 of the clinre.h are now as tol lows: Vicar's Warden... .Mr. ,1, Codes Peoples' Warden.. Mr.,J .Stewart Select Vestry���������.Alo.a.srs A. II. Fencoy, Mordy, T. J<), Halo, E. Piekard and I/( Nmmi., J-otterslVoin the 1'i.diop to the Vicar, Warden and C/oiiim'mttiuii D Sri wero then reul, His Ltirdsliip's deeiiMon regarding lhe petition sent by tho people, of Comox ami J>onniau request, ing that tlio Rov. F. Fran kiln- WaiMin 10 appointed Vicar of tho now par.fli, is granted ui.d passu I by the Jlishop und Exoeiiiivo Comuiitteo of Uu; Synmi. In iho malter regarding tlu* Parish of Cnmboilaiiil uud IWnu, the Wnr- ii.,'. ���������.v... a������i iwiji pjita-n ji-.ten leweii tiio ft'iBi'jup dtiring ins recent, visit, rt.kiiijg to have Mr. Watson ro. imiln in Ctiiuberlatid. Uis Lord- ship I'lalert tlmt if now m ,������n.'. nee. UMU-y that Mr, W������tM������:i ivmovo u, (hjiiiox Hay as soon as the i.uw VieaiMgo is built, which wit! probably be early in tJ,L, .Spring, but lui will !<iill ii-iiniiii Yifiir id ium berland, aliJioiu������|| at^t r"-!,.'.,,rt thero. An-ar-Hhlmit Vi"nr wid be nppoiiilej wbo will iv.-.ib' at iho -*��������������� 'Ai' Mrs. J, I J. "Reber, (nee Hay - man,) has won ..a double trip to the^vSan^FraiiciscoH^Fair, in the' Sun's prize competition. -^^. ..l.h/a Qil ,l_Lo at t-r\f\r\ ^..1..*. _������.._. ��������� ..v-uah.-j-ij.5uuw pnic���������Wil won"'by a'Vancouvera girl, she ���������.having over twenty-two million vqtesv'���������������������������The J.3,500':" car Avas won by a'Tontictou girl, wiih a vote of over seven million. "We have just received a plio graph of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilkinson's three-mouths old baby son, He is ��������� a "d.uuly." Mr, and Mrs. Wilkinson' are resi dents of South Wellington. "Padc!,- Creech" yot rtflnse of poison and kicked the bucket. Thi. was a ,,dr������j>, noi a 111:111. -^���������* -*'-'- "Tfli nri,uiMni������Mw iwiwih ViearngH at, Oniubei'lanci, and Mr. Walson will by Jnterehango and visits keep in touch with the work throughout tho district. Mr. T, K, .Hato proposed 11 hearty vote of thiinks to the Vicar for his coiiHiijorntion and (act, in church mailers, und while ho ro- grelfod that it now seomod nec^s- anry for him to reside nt Comox ho triis'ed thoy would aeo him vtwy often, and ho eongi'iitnluted Mr. Wiit.,01. on so important nn apjioinlinent. Mr. Murdy seciimled and reforr- ed in most tom-hing lerms io iho Vienr and and members of tho coiigr.'giition, The ineeiing closed wiih tho blowing, We have , just closed the best month in our history since coming to Cumberland. ^Mahy Thanks to those who helped ,to make it so. Wishing All. ���������A Happy em Year ancl ffiany Returns MACFARLANE BROS., LIMITED THE CggNEjlgTORE CUMBERLANP *'zzttA*mxLimmm*wm>^^ Campbells Bereaved Families Refuse Relief Cain mot, Mich., Dec. 20��������� The relief commiltee has mot with refusals.hy bereaved families to accept 0110 cent of tho ������25,000 eolloetod for relid, Kvery lionso hold claimed the We*.torn Kedora- lion oT ^riuers |,romir-ed adequate aid and no fnrllier assistance was retpiired. There is a rumor that the man who Blurted lho panic wore lho emblem of the Ciiti-zons' Alliance which is blamed for lho tragedy, I5ITortn to discover the origii.alor has mot with somo sue. cess from a description furnished by a li-year old boy and it is thought the man can lm traced, It is denied tlmt the man woro tho insignia of- tho Citixou*' Alliance. Thnt post oflice site appears to ie troubling the people, of Courtenay. Take .the best you can got aud be happy. 0, you waterworks, and 0, you post oflice. Spring flowers are iu bloom, and tlm trees are budding, '���������ll's the climate," WOOD-FOK SAMv-Phone L 8 6. _\Pierce, Minio. We Extend a Hearty Wish to All, that they may have a Bright and Happy New Year Campbells :;r/!;--;r^.^Y^jsr2c-4.<gc^r^i:i;?r- tr r\r^n^^Mat^j^]i^^^^r^ v. -f��i*.t v,vuy.,i r.rf*fP>t*.xtMkt, ���NM��ajfH��i*.*i��EV*- *��u��ii T* wJiv^tMa, .* t^jamsWiif^^ 'av>aiv��*.��M- ,"V����:���� IL_.___X^4 THT5 WWS.' CtBOSEKLAim B. a AMENDS FOR ALL By E. R. Punshon W����, Lock A Co, Llmftsd Unttn, Melbourne A Teront* (Cont!..ue_) He- .'iii! imt dun. show himself yet. ii, he did, Maiulny wi.ulu sprijij. into .iio dog-i'uvi an. drive uwro and just Visibly oscupo. He wondered if'lie :o ilii approach thciu uiiporecived if'ho l-ropi ,-iJojii; by Hie way:--i ;o; hidden j.v ihe lic.-lirr- t.hai ipvw feebly in patch of; nnd by tlio cnimbljijg' hnuk rhtit. wiiii'ili(>'|ioilj_o, marked oft*, lho -oad from Hif lipids oil the inland side. I'hr'ii li.? misl)-. come upon ihoni unper- ���eivoil bofori' they* moved, ar A- 'Aon- la'iy ?;ot in mul tric-,1 to drive on tic ���ould kI'Jj tlio doK-cart us it piisseil��� l' nt-ee.^uiy. In, coulA shoot, ihe'horsc. 'le ei-l'bt cli^'i) tbo hillock', tho glass's in one ham', his pistol in tlie other. Swiftly he ran across tho roiul, and ���^11-hidden fo far by tho hedge, raced -iy tho I'oiubMik towards -���londay and .hut iii^ei;, impassive, ji.itiont Hj?ure fiittia-z and waKJia. so helplessly. Ii ctirred him io the depths ol' his heart !������ think how deJ>J)<:elc\s.s���nnd G;v;\>!. Hint coward (ireeii, to rush away ;i:-d leave her like that, careless if help "Were nish or, no. The hedge stopped ahrupiiy, but at lhe place- where it ended temporarily the liju' of siraji-ili'ns pines hid, the dog ear' from bis view. Only :-. ��� few Minis I'U-the) on.-hosvoyer,..'U',ij' pines | n?rn-f*at-T)f-hbHiitt;--j>i���viBion-niuI-h.e-. ilrop;K'<l on his knees' and Jooked ' i.!ii-oiit;'h lijs glasses one/; more. . Ho rHv.- tiioia plainly. Monday'had moved. Hu sioocl now by ibe side __ ihe (i��n*fari. and he held between his hand,�� Uie impaF.sivj and unresisting band of the (piiei lisuro in ihe blue sersi. di-rsK.. Kvon as Tborold looked lie a-u disiiucily Monday'lower his iiond and jirrri;! his-Hp:; lo '.lie,small rjove'l Ibi.^rt-rt iu* held in his. . The blood ihrobbed in Thorold's teiopp's ;ukI ihero was a liin-.'.iti'. in his ears. , llu jIhtil; ' iho ������lasses down, lor'hf pijedi'd 'ihem no more, and his linsei'H lisilitonril on the handle of bis pistol. Had Monday only been nearer ll).-'1 moment hnd been bis hist in this life, but even Thorold dared not risk, a shot at such a distance. I'.tke the Jc-Mf. of a panther was in'?, rush as be ra" c.'oiiohinj'' Ly hrdxc am! ban!; iv.iiiy Uj harior bis soul for speed. lie ''nine lo a Might rise in i)ie around and-looked iiwaia. t-taiidii)'. il bis full hilsht and wltlioul any attempt at I'oncoiiliii1. himself. Hul Moiu'l-'|.N was far loo nbsorbed to ln>eil iniyiliiiiK, a. doi'.en swift, avene,crs mini,i. have swept down upon him and Ik- w��hid i.ut have seen oi. . 10(|tiaily ,.,ibso/'hi>i| ;i]i];,'.ircil thai sad and lonely liKUrf In ihe ilow-eni't, lhe f-yrs bebinil ihe heavy veil 'Aii'/.ln, only seaward us lliniiiih there they saw in the vast e.- Between Fingers, Spread to Tips. Would Swell Up, Itch and Burn. Did Not Dare Put Hands in Water. Cuticura Soap and Cuii- ctira Ointment Cured, i;;inij:ij|, .Maiih..b;i,--"A ) ���-./���/,. hi,, out- In i vi< "ti niy llnni'i.'i wnt tbo IIjm trouli.'e. Jt. .Mil Vi'i-y Itcbj and sph'ad in uiy /hi1.'''.' lipi Hlfii.-thiK tlm nn IK Jt. Iif-t, npr.caMl lli Untrl'V bll-UTH nnd tlioy wi'. no (nn-nwly laiiy I H'l'.'i'clicd llu in iuul h'l. tho. .wile. out. aialilnit wji-i-i. 'I'l-iy Miiuld hrtill up. Il -. nlidit,-', i did nut, fl.iru to pm, in,\ Jiuiidai iu \whli' i.a.a'.'ii(. |l, al|",|l till'III, "I liipi, mini; oiidiii'iii-'.������-���,-���- . .,.,..- I ��� ��� ��� ��� ' !. ���-���-..al.-t I,... ��� .'.i- r"iiwiiic.< uniild lirln a llttiiibut I wimiiiit. irrii ffiitn 11. iiint|(i-ilii i*. I >>a>, il..ti- \n\y b.r nliiM .M-itM Ir/lnn iiMi-jiliJiiu, I biaril-<il' <'-,i!f''liir,�� I-'ik-,]! of.��l Oittfnii'iu aud A-iit. fur llu-i'1 (mil bcf.i'-e I li-td ti-Ml tlirni hrlf tt An/en (Inn'" f untlei'd un biipi-nA .-mi nt. Hy III,... ,i1.1, lli,-, r "lit li-1.1 ;a. a.,..,,) .[W] ,,),. j.lyliai Hiu (.'udi'iiiM iimtiiiiii rri*'|iii-nily I v;i'i''inviHnilii'"f Hioiiib:1." (Sluni'il) .Ml a J'Ior,'iii-oJ,:.M'.Uidi'i"oii, Mo> ;'ii, jaia. >'of moro (ban n c m -r..il..ii Ciiili-i:ra vo-i) nii<. Oiiiirui'iit. have fitrnnli-.l itm mo (, v<d- imraleul (ft'ataM'Mt M"'(i'f,l'il'iri"��>' tlie;bin (.ml *'.i)t" (hue twi-lnri', itch, bmu, *i-ji1i>nnd ll.-fU'liy ,'.a'P, A rill',' l.'la' A-tll'f-i ���" : ��� -Va ;. !.'.'. C'ltihaii-i, Hn.-ip Mul fiHlt'ina oiiKiiii'ia uro m .il by ��liu��v.'i.*>i.i ai'-'l d'-dir-' ' >��� -iviifc. I ��. ftlllMr���lfr<-OR_iii|'l'",rr.ii-ii. "> 'nb-.-j p. Im/iW, w-iiil po*l-ran1 to pnlt-r Urun k Client. Curp., 1'i.pt. iJ.TtuMou, '"��� **. A. y/ N. U. ��?5 pause o.C sea and shy. ?omelhins visible to. them alone. Jt was very pit ial)l<- and vnovinu to Thorold to wat.li this alisol.'ite ..ad pan'em immobility. .Monday .-atil! stood in :be same posit km, still held tightly ihe small gloved hand in one nf '-is, but now be was icf.^ilciilaiins and tail-any xeheiiien'.ly. -. was evideully that bo was plo.ul.i.ji and pleading passionately, evon ihreai- in-sly. OiH-ff a,nain Tborold "sinned olf at (be top of his speed, and now ie Huns dow;i his pisiot, for in ihe .utter, blind fury of liis -raj.e it was so his bare and strong hands ihat-be ,-ilopo wished to trust. . Vot though hi:, anger was blind, -his rago so. iieudly, he laiow notliiiiK olse, an iiu'tinet direefe . bis loot; and when ho eame to whore the road made a short curve, elope, in when*- ibe sean|,y pines slvuKSled io svow, ho at '{inee ran gtraisht aeross (he are of this curve, somehow aware lhat it ivoiihl briny him mure ipiiehiy to the spot on ���iho road beyond .Uie pines whew tbe do^-an w;^ drawn up. He llalfhed across the aro of the curve, and \v],.n ho reaebed Uie road ii.itala be cleared'the bank lhaf hounded' i; wiih ono leap. 'hi! as he leaped thus into the road !te found it bare and desolate and hum- ly. noil her west nor easi0 was there any sisn ��� of ilu* dogcart that ju.-t a minute before bad been drawn up whero he now stood. Afraid wiih. deep a'.naxemem be stood wonderingly. Ik; passed bis hand before his eyes and looked again, but, still the bare road, desolate and lonely, si retched away to tho west and-to (lie east with uou-lu.-o. any slsn of- tho dogcart. Hesid.es.' had it moved iu either iiireciion he could ,nol hnve failed to see it pasi. Yet it had vanished, though how ho eoulVl not imagine', Uio dogcart and (ho horse and the human beings with it, appeared to have vanished, all of ihem iok!her, from the face of iho earth. He ran a fow steps wildly to wards the east: Then he paused ahd ran back- towards 'the west, bewildered. Afraid with deep amazement, he doubted bis own. senses, and almost, believed his distressed imagination bad conjured up some baseless vision. He wondered if by any e.huuoe lie had j.000 mad. N'e know be had suffered much ^of late, and he. had road thai mental s'.lforing might soon send ono mncJ.- Ue iiirned and ran. back once more, ihis time drawing nearer the pines-.. As bo nearod them a voice reached his ears, and in a moment ho under1 stood. Hoo-ran Quickly ihrough the pines, and there just beyond them was the dogcart, drawn "up upon the scanty and narrow piece of turf that stretched between the pines and iho edge of rhe cliff. H was Quite clos. io ihe cliffs, so that Uie uneasy-.horse was stamping with its foot and moving ils ears forward and backward. -. "Within ihe vehicle itself, there still sat that meek, immobile .'iK'urc in Ibe blue serge and the sailor hai and the heavy voiiT*aii3" .Monday was still standing close behind, whip and rein_ in one lniiKl and ia the other a small pen knife "with an open blade. If was his voice*raised in passionate��� entreaty that Thorold liad beard. And as Thorold burst, out through the pines' unseen, unheard by both, lie was in timo lo acn Uie answer .Monday received hy the slightest possible negative geslurc of the closely veiled head. Then ii wis all-over in a Hash. Curse you, screamed Monday wiih a frightful oath, if you won't even speak a word to me, you can go. He lifted ids hand thai held the open pen-knife and plunged ii, deep into (lie horse's Hank, while-he himself leaped back wards. Willi a tirjuoal of pain and surprise, iho startled horse reared and plunged forward, ami in a moment' had vanished over the edge of the cliff, dragging ihe dogcart, after li. Thorold made one leap forward and then stood rigid and stib. Tlm horse and dogcnrl. bad vanished,' had vanished the small, immobile f'gure In Iho hlno .ergo gown, sill) siniib-i' impassive and unmoved evei. In the midst of lhat frightful plunge lo deaiih. '.I. seemed io Thorold,- lie had >���(joii one hand lifted as in ii, solemn last fare- \'ell, bin Unit was all; and i'roni that, huge- and rrlghtl'iil fall not so-much as ti round or i^ery Honied to tne upper I'iii'ih, Only lhe sou ,1m'i:<'.?.c blow nofl ly, only ilie restless ton ��� murmured or, only far away A gull, white'an';", solitary. How in slow circle,, nfflilnsl llie sei'l'Ue nl;y, Moi.il.iy, on Ills hands and lumen us he bad fallen in avoiding Hie leap forward of the wounded horse, looked !-iili'\wiys. and wiih an air of surprb'.-- nt ilie ::pnl whero (lie ilogcnri had disappeared. Wiilkin"; delicately, Thorold well! .".ml Hlood nl iho vory edge of ihe cliff, wlili uoi s.) much au mi Inch between himself mid .lenll). Ho .-���Inod IHio a slaliie of ile-pnir upil looked .siralglil down, ami li seemed to blm Unit fur bi'tieiiHi ho saw some iliirk object In tl.e ni'a, iirouml which ihe liule \vn\i ia' hipped niftly with a bind of !',ei|,tlo and eai'es-lli'i leildel- lll'Kii. .loan, he whlspi ivi). .loan, .loan, nml the won ill lis of Hn* ^a\ ''���" ah*werii| .him, iind the soft t-iwhiat,' of ih>- wind. lie drew [.'ici; slowly and with a br- wildered air. A .ensittloii of nn im- men.-!' lonelluo' oppiessed hlni. lis put bis hand to his eyiw for ii hecnied io liim thai In- had n diflleully lu see ing. Monday had nlf-ndy s'oramhlod to'bin feet and w.-iH riiiiiilng awny tor his 111'1. Jim 'i'licrold Wilde no ai ,, "t ; j ��������� " i.t.-) Uo I'/miiiliK-d ibere "lt It w.i<: 'dnrlf. nnd l.hcii he Wiill'.i'il slowly buck lo Hosei, woiuha Iiik v.bni li wns bad hnppi-iii'il io him, I'llAI'TKIt N.W1 Tborold and Dor.i l.i'lll I'.jll l-jJ!--J) I, 'l ilOl'OlU I'.III. l'..a . in his rooms In l.mi'ilnii���lu a darkuesti like Uuu ihat had I'ulh a o\er h's own .Mill. It.- win um eoiii-i'l'iiih of an> liiii-'1 l-.r-elllllli IU ol' (le. p pilU-loMUi' I'lllg' I ii ur for r venge, Mifli un ho had felt wlien lie iuul I'niii'l hit- ;>Miia^ li*.\��'lur mui.l,-ria.|. lie felt numbed ami tilth' lv <"ii.l. ,i..d I., ha I aa id' �� 'hiu all thai had liap[��e|H"J ne ��u.i r'.S'iomdble fi,:- evi-ii ihi�� hint iHW-'eiiy, what wa.* ii Inn a i. petition of whal be hliiisi.-lf had oiii.e plaatii d , :a:aln-*i .loan? tie- iMiioiiallv he woijil.. v. ft if flreeii had WHTN THE EARTH. QUAKES i WONDERFUL DISCOVERY An eminent scientist, the other, day, gave his opinion tbat the most woa- derful - discovery' of recent years was the discovery o* Zam-Dut. Jiist think! As soon as a single thiii layer of Zam-Buk is applied to a wound or j in \w\ ancj wonder if thero is a burg- a sore, such injury Is .insured against | ];u. .,bout inU u doesn't occur to us blood poison.' Not-one species-.0.. I lhal wjHl{ we reaiiy heav ta an ca,.Ul'.- aiierobo has been found that Zaoi-Buiiaj ,IHa,-e 0��� a smiU scal0i Tho lllgia docs not kin. |ajr j)as caused the wood to" contract Then again. As soon as Zam-Buls wlt]| ., snaPi thUs ;iccoimtii)_r for.the alarniinff sounds; 'J?lils Is just exactly Stresses and Strains to Which Our Globe is Subjected Wlien the. stalrs'-crcalc and the fur- iiiture gives out mysterious crackling f-ounds at .night w'o sometimes trlt up Is applied to a. sore, or a cut, or to/ skin disease, It slops Lho' smarting. That is why children are such friends of Zam-Buk". They care nothing for tho science of the thing. All they know is that , Zam-Buk stops tlieir paiu. Mothers should never forget this. Again, As soon up Zani-Bulc ts ap- pliad to a wound or to a diseased part, the cells beneath tho skin's surface are so stimulated that new what the earth is doing periodically To a microbe, reposing on the polished surface of ihe table, ihis disturbance is probably as violent as aa earthquake is to a human boing. An earthquake is a terrible thins'. R comes without warning. ,lt is over before one knows which way to ily, and its fury can be abated by no man. Yet'io the geologist earthquakes are healthy tissue is quickly formed. This , . ,.,, forming of fresh healthy tissue from ,rt��'av sy'npioins. ihey aro not causes below is Zam-Buk's secret of healing. Y�� ��������'> ,��s results-results, ol great, The tissue thus formed is worked-���up | p,trosSt's uml 6lrailis witluu' ihe earth to the surface and literallv casts off il I;U <;lU*su sitpptUR. ami sljdlngs trom the diseased tissue above it. This Is why Zam-Bnk cures aro permanent, I Only tho other day. Mr. Jlarsh, ot ' 101 Deloriuiicr Ave., Montreal, called upon the Zam-Buk Co. and lold them time to lime. If (he rocks on the shell of Iho earth slip and' graie agaiiiM f-.'icb other Hi much as an inch along a Jissiiro, ton mile., ia length a shiver is felt. A slip of fifteen feet that for ovor twcnly-fivc years ho I along a course of 200 miles sulllceiV had been a martyr to eczema. His i to bring nbout. lho terrible Sari Fran- hands were at'on�� time so covered j Cisco earthquake and lire, with sores that he had. to sleep In i These strains and stresses aeeumu- gloves. Four years ago Zam-Buk was - hue steadily within (he earth. The Introduced to him, anil in a fewjpoial at which they have ouce found months it cured him.' To-day���over relief is weaker to resist the au. . throe year, after his cure of a diseaso he had for 'twenty-five years���he iB .till cured, and has had no trace of any return ot the eczema! All druggists sell ZaraJ3uk at 50c. box, or we -will send free trial box if you send'this advertisement1 and a lc. stamp (to pay return., postage). Address Zam-Buk Co,. Toronto. known what was to happen aud had merely fed bis malice liy arranging for him to bo a witness of Joan's end. Yet, though this seemed to him. not improbable, for ho had always known tbat'Green hated him, he folt little anger against tbo escaped convict. For he knew ihat tho time for anger had gone pasi, to, him rage had.lost, its savour, nor was he conscious of the least desire to bring to punishment those who had.,, done ' this dreadful thing. Foi* it was Joan lie wanted, Joan to whom his soul cried out, and since no punishment, could bring her back, tho murderers were sale enough for him. .Ho tried "as far as he could to pick up his ordinary life, but everything around seemed t ������ him charged-with a curious "sense of unreality. It was an effort, to him to remember that ho himself and-the people to whom ho spoke were alive, and not all of them together ingeniously constructed automata, lint it certainly amused him to-find how much importance' iheso fellow beings oflTis'attaiMl^ToTlTiirgr^viricii were in point of fact quite trivial. For instance, having.occasion -. j "go into tho city, on some business ho wvas amazed io meet a man in a:state of the greatest distress because he hud lost some money���'ruined' "was the word he used for . it. Thorold was moved by the man's distress and' agreed to .give him some help to tide liim over his difficulties. But ho found ihe gratitude he received rather nnpleasaiir, and he went away as soon as he could. Out in the street he could .nol help laughing. Here was a man making all that fuss about a bit of money, whilo he himself had lost Joan, rail lost .loan und all lho world wllh i:er, and, yet ho could go about his 0"dinary every day affair;., just as if nothing had happened. I suppose, ii" reflected, that I'iv.illy do nol, feel things much, and ilia* night he. astonished himself by breaking out. inlo a UL of passionato weep- (To bo Continued) a strain. ,]_ slips again presently. By successive, movements its sides become more and more displacoii, Ilock layers, mineral veins, coal' seams that cross lhe .lino of displacement, aro jogged out. oil iheir course, So are roads', fence lines and brooks that run across it on the surface. In tne ban Francisco quake ono man's front yard was moved twenty feet to'ono side of his house,-.,ind in another place the slip line came so, close to a man's barn that, some piles of straw, thrown out from the windows, wero carried away, hi Japan a, cliff, twelve feet high interrupted' a. roadway, and thousands of similar'eases might be cited, These were primary movements along the lino of the disturbance that caused ihe earthquakes. 5100 Reward, $I0u. : The renders nf this piper vrfil be pleated to letrn that tlicre is al lrsst our clrniUed. dlscaw that .denco toa Ijcc-ii able lo cure In all Ha Bt&tftwaiul tlmt. U CaurrJi. Jlall'i Oit.srrli Cure Ia Uie onlv poiltlvo curl- now known to the medical, fratmittj-.' Cntarrl1 lielng n constliutlonal <liv:a."<C require, a constitutional treatment. Hull's I'nlArrli Cur. Is taken In- tenuity, tict'si; ilirectlyupon the blood and mucous -,urf.i_c* oj. thn, syitrjn, tteohr. <l<��tr(>jiu<; tht foundation or (lit* dlscaw, ��td Rlvln. the patient :lronstli liy Imiidlnj up tjie. const(luMi>n and assisting nature In, dolnr Its work.' The proprietors have so _ni__ faith in lie curative powers that thoy oflJt One-Hundred Dollars for iuij:-cs*e that It fn���_ to ��urc. Send for list .>f ttattmonlau AdilrcH V. J. c*Hi:.\'EV _ CO Toledo. 0.- So.d liy ail Hru. eiste. 75r. ��� ��� Take Hull's family rills tor constipation. Sores l-kal Quickly.���Have, you a persistent sore that refuses to heal? Then try Dr. Thomas' Kcloctrlc Oil ia the dressing. Jt will slop sloughing, oarry awny the proud llesh, draw out. the pus and prepare a clean way for the now shin. It is tho recognized hoalor among oils and myriads of people can certify that it healed \ hero other oils failed utterly. Important Question lli.'orge, tl.i.i *, begun a bride, while m -be viiy >c, Oie sutini for (a.? hc.'K yitioon, ' iii-.nl to y.w ynu a rpios- lio'), ami ih'ii 1 shii-1 lee! suro .*.r Whal in il, di vllng? if >oii bin;w ihat J loved you n,-, much as yon love mo, would yon love mn as nuii'h as 1 lovo you? SPEAKS FOR ITSELF ' Experience ef n Southern Mnn "I'h'tiHi! allow rue to ih.'iiik the originator of JVirttuiir. which in my cane, njiealiH for llHi'lf." Tho mnn writon. "I formerly drunk to much coffer iInn my nervous r-ystein Mas almoin ii wreeli." (Tea is Just us injuriona beciuiHo if.i-oiitalns cnfl'i'liu;, the drug lound In cfjfi'i'o). "My physician told me to ipilt diinlaluK II. but, 1 hnd tn ii'.iM' t-.oiili-thiug, i'o 1 tiled I'osliiin, "To my Ri'i'Hf Kiirprlf * I saw qtiiio a c'lmiigu hi my m-i'ves In about V) Any a. Thai, wnt a year nih nnd now my n.rvi'H are slowly nnd I don't havo llu>Kf> bilious rth'la lietidai-lKs which 1. ivgularly luul while drink In;, coffee. ���Tostu i socms to have body-build- to., ,-;..,... ���:���- ..'.A. bx- ','" ,w,"d A.--;" \"d 1 do not have ibo bail laste iii my moiuh when I get ,ip morning.--. When Post um in boiled good and .aliong. it is f;ir l.ttt��'i* It: laslo than oolTi'i'. My inlvloo to oof- fee (li'liihcj'K is i-i ��"y Vuslnm and be . I.li . lill a a.. Name given by a'nnadlaii Ifw-ttiia i.'o., Wliiilii'ir, Ont. Willi- for "opy of Ui.�� llttb: boob, "Tin.- ltoi-.d to V.M1- villi-." l'liHium coiiiPK in tv, o foi in .; Megular PoElum���ninhl br well ',,'.;i-ii. Inctant PoKtom U a .uiluiil.- imiwlef. ,\ ii.,i'p/)iiiifi!) Oi-i-")v'-.i iiuh-1.1'' In ;i cup of bi.l v,,.t- ; and, v.-IUi cream and Hiiptir, make, a il��ll/v iiiiiK.lii-u-M;;t inttantly. Grft.-.f-j*. >-..lJ both kind*-. "Tlurc's a rpason" f,>;- r.'ii'um . , . Why So,Called "^ralrTras-the-rTc'aaon���foi*-oui^ofliee- getting ils iianic cf tho Dead Letter Oflice in the- Returned Letter O/lice. jWoll",, it was originally started in order to return to the senders all letters, etc, addressed to people who turned out," to be dead. The need for such an arrangement became evident from, tho number of valuable enclosures-contained in such miss'h'cs. And that tho old tradition still lingers in the department is evident from fho fact that the bags containing'returned letters are black in color. Yes, there aro people who imagine us to ho mysteriously connected with death,' itself, and somo timo back we received a peculiar loiter from ono of them. . Within a week of having a letter returned to her. a' certain person living in the same houso had died, and consequently tho writer, evidently associating her friend's death directly wllh us, hogged us in' future never to send back loiter?, -again, but to bum thom instead. A society woman, who was passing (ho summer in the country, motored over to a neighboring farm one morn-' ing to call on lho farmer and his wlfo, with whom she had boon acquainted the similiter previous., I hoar Uiat your daughter l.mlly has gono to Europe? said the caller. Yet, drawled <he.,old farmeV, she's boon crazy to go over sinco sho loft school, iiiiti moro so than over .since you win. hero last yonr and talked bo much about It. Thoso here female colleges (low put ideas Intcw. girls' bends, lior maw an' nio can't, eal- f'iutu why sho should bo so set to go to Vnrrop.' She don't know a soul i bar. NA-DRU-CO *������ Prevents Sickness Avs y'au one of these thoursnds^vho. ttiKiRh apparently well, cstch cold cssl!-/ and ohen 1 It's a tl.-arsgero'JS crnditlen to lolersle, r.nd one which yew can ess'.iy rrsve.-it !-y t.-J:i.nc two c.'tl.ret- lt.itlt.of Na-.-Di.-Co Tasteless Prepare!ioacf Co-l Uver Oil alenee���this Fall., Tills plesssnt-tsstlni: fcod-tortb _lv��s lone and vigor lo t'.io whole syc'.em, sn.I JO Eirenc'.he:!.. lanes f."id trottchlal itiher, that ttiey readily throsveff I hrco'.ata which .would otherwise tuks t.o:d c(yoa. Tasteless Preparation of Restores Health Ity v;7!;:s rf iK renurkitble ccmblnation of ccrK'.'.vo a:;d nwrliivu.j roptrlies, Nr- Dm-CoTastelea Cc< U\-�� Oil i5o:��� of the vt:/best remedies laiov.-n fcr chronic co-JEbE j.:'.d colds, bronchitis, asthma and catarrh. It is also a:) excellent i econstruct- ivc tor.i;'iftc;i fevers, .-.id la dlsr.isrs stich is rcrc.';::.: ;_-.j r!c'::els, v.-liic!; ore due to oor.siltutlc;-.i.Iv.-ealwess. ' Pic-tc ii.-. sva-rl!: ly r.etll.-ir: a COc. or au $1.00bottle irct-.i y-.;r Di'Wir;:;t. NATIOiNAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA, LIMITED. nj\ i ii. J SPIRIT OF THE AIR It Permeates the Entire Being of tbe Flying Bird* The bird is littlo moro than a drill of ihe ail' brought into'form by plumes and the air is in all its iniUIs-. ���lt breathes through its whole frame and flesh and glow, with air in its .lying', liko brown flames. It rests upon the air. subdues It, surpasses it,.outrace.3 ii���il is air, conscious of itself, conquering, ruling itself. Also in." tho throat of tbe bird- is given the voice of the air, All that in'the mind itself is' weak, wild, useless iii sweetness, is knit together ia its song. As wo may imagine, the wild form of the cloud closed into tho perfcel form of the bird's wings, so the wild voice of'I ho cloud into its ordered and commanded voice, unwearied, rippling through the clear heaven in its gladness, interpreting all intense passion through the,soft spring nights, bursting into acclaim and rapture of choir at daybreak or lisping and i.willcring among- the ��� boughs . and hedges, through the he.Tt.of day. liko little winds that only mako tho cowslip bells shake .'ind ruffle the petals of the wild rose. \, - * Also upon the plumes of tlio. bird ar? put the colors o theair: on these the gold of the cloud ihat cannot be gathered by any covetousuess; the rubies of lhe cloud, that are not the pride of Athena, but.aro Aihena; the vermilion-of'1 (ho cloud bar, and lhe flame of tbe cjoud crest, and the snow of the cloud and its shadow, and the melted' blue of-the deep wells of the 'Sk-y-^;ill-tlie3er8eixe;-(l-by-t-he--e-reati!ig-- spirit and woven by Athena herself into films and threads of plume, with wave upon wave following r.nd fading .along breast and throat and opened wings. Infinite as the dividing of the foam am", 'lhe sifting of tho sea sand, even the white down of the cloud seeming to flutter up between . Ibe. stronger plumes���seen, but too soft for touch. And so the spirit of tho air Is put, into and upon this created form, and it becomes through twenty centuries ihe symbol of divine help, descending as the lire to speak, but as tho dove io b)oss.���From John lluskin's "The Queen of the Air." VIOLINS ..'��� ON TEN DAYS' Mlnnrd'j Liniments Cure�� Burru, Etc. Il war, ,Iii .- train belonging lo a certain railway In tho east which hi noted'for Ha rough roadbed. Jam. nf? the tm In hI nick ono of lho riiro unjooth ftti'ftelip'H n jmHHongof ov claimed: Thank tfooiluesB iho train Js nrt tho truck. Jnniii met lila uelRbbor Smith. You were shuoUng thin morning? asaki'tl Smith. \w, I hml to kill iny <Jog, unsworn! Joik-h. Wiih Ijo mad? fitUud HuiUli. Well, .aid Jtoncti, be. illdti'l seem to be too well ploimfd. A Pleae.int Purgative.���I'lirincloo'. Vegeliiblr> J'illa nro nn compounded as to operato on both tlie stomach and iiua bnwoln oo thnt. thev net along tho wholo alimentary and excretory pilBMlBU. till') ul. lUlt ik'u-ilia' iii their work, but nilhlly purgative, and Mte ploauni'c of taking thom Is only O'piiilloil by tho gratifying efferr, they prod nee. Compounded only of vogot- .i.i,, ...iiictatieea; the enmtlvn finalities of which wore fully tcuod, they aiumi relief without, ehiinco ot Injury. Can tinyoito nnmn a liquid lhat doca not freeze? asked tho teacher. There wuh a moment':, silence. 1 lion nn I'xcllorl littlo voice In lho rear of tlm room amiwei'iM oa^i-rly. Vh:.,i.t.-, teacher, hot wator. Why wo* H jieeesHary lor Mrs. All- c;n-h to tiiuk-rgo an oporotlou? I gups* It wnt bocauco th<�� nur- ' eeon'i wife wuntnl tu go tu Kmopo. Getting Even Why do you insist on trying to sell me beefsteak and beans and buckwheat cakes? demanded tho barber. I told you all 1 wanted was two fried' eggs, Well, I was in your Jiop yesterday, retorted the restaurant man. All 1 wanted was a Phave, but you bulldozed mc into a shampoo, a foam IV/:/., iinft a tonic rub. A birao, slouchy colored mnn wont shuri'ling down ho road whistling llko a lark, lllu clothes worn ragged and his shoes wero out at toes and heels, and he appeared to bo in tho depths o�� poverty for all his mirth. Aa lie- passed a prosperous looking house a man stopped from the doorway and hailed lilm, Uvy, Jim. I gol a job for ynu, Do you want to mako a ipiarter? Xa, null, suld tho rugged one. I done got a ijuarler. Hero's a K'ller I'lom some city fulkb answering our nd, Mirandy. Thoy want to know If (hero's a tuitli in lhe house. What will ] toll thom? Toll Ihem tho truth, suld tlio wife, Toll tliem If thoy need a bath they'd better tnko It boforo they como. FREE TRIAL I-'ot' ten tlays .vou enn try a Curatoli. llt'betliii or Chart wick.' Violin absolutely- ft"��*e, make, any comparison yon desire, antl if jon are not s.'iIi_lied tim! .~j!tV-y��� >-taiiiLji'iM.|ualli_LJu_tQilijl. thiKIt anil workmanship,1' tlio insii-imient is returned at. our ���i.vpeiiso. yWe offer you Violin*, made l>y�� CuruioM, tlio rreog- niv.otl leatler ot the modern ' Kalian makers; llebei-Jln, the I'aiootis rTcrtfiui) Diiikoi-.. and Cbiirtxt iti.. oiie of tilt; leading exponents of the l!ngli.��li school, on ten days' li'HKl'. TIUAI.. ^'oii arc uiuler abso- luti-l.\ no obligations, nor do -.out incur any exjicnsc. as. we prepay vxpi'OK. charges, aial IT you don't waul llie instrument it is relumed ��l ��� cinr expense. Never lieforo have the insirti- nieiilx (��f those niiikers becji offerctl at om* priciw. Our AW wrilc Dcyiorli-iu'til W ;->ij5 " Mimical Eucijclopi*- will l>c s��nl {rce i{ you {or il, %m>/> TKos, C_&.xtcm ^"^_K I.IMITKil ' Riig^ EQERVTHMG'W MUSfC ^" 303Y0NGEST TORONTO, ONTARIO. WUKHK KVKKV OVNCK COUNTS. , iiwlne to (In1 incrpiiAoil value of awn ��� iiml ihoir prrjilii(;lii--t'vi-rj |k)UUll Ot llllttiT |IOS��llflu |U lUi'll- tii.'iii liny. KiiiM'.Hbfill ilitlrjnioii dr- horn tiicli- rnilli., hikI \\w llu- KEV- STONE DEHOBNEK. Sond for Iw.lt- lrl 0, It li-lln uf tin. liftii'llM, nnil ii.ivv io nppmti1. n, it, m'kknna; Blfl ilnb.rt St., Toronto, C'iu. Gettiiuj a Verdict Wc could luive .settled our dltllriil- lien hy loHHliiK a eoln. ' lniitciul wo, Hiicni a lui of money In gol.i�� to linv, Woll? 1 uiiilerstand the jury settled lllu wh;,U: nimli'-i- hy to^ln.? a'cln. It hin-i been Haiti of Ahrahnm Llnroln thai, ub a hoy ho rend Ioh,, limn a imlr dozen liooltH and thnt they were siieh liookH nn 'VIlnj'lm'H rroKroHH,' Weein's 'Mfo of Wii8lilnnton,' and a populnr history of the United Ktilteaj written in iilmoHf primary luuf-witfc Vet I.lneoln WiiH able to exprcHH lilniHclf an no other literary jinin of IiIk ilnie. Such Is the power of desire. Father will splush around in two feel, of wilier and ruin a i.ood milt of eloihos to i'livo iirtlcleH in ti Btraiii;- er'H hotiaSo dtnlni. a tlilriy cent llro. Hut if ihe pan under the icebox IIowk ovor ho will m iipMulrfi nnd wiik* iiiothcr .so Hho cun como down uni mop It up. .linlKo, Bald ihu lorewoinnii of iho Jury of Indies, we want to Hpoiik to you about, llmt Hoaicti verdict wo Ju.i rou de red'.' Well, ladlof.? Can we tinscnl II and add a 1'OHt" Ncrlpt'.' '] j Keeping the Body in Eepair Nntttrc. Intcnttrd Ihrtt 1h* hotly nhmiM tto //�� own rcpairittff���and it would do so wive it not for lhe fact that most ofm live other than a natural Ufei Nature didn't Intend tlint \ro should wear corset*, tight eo)!nr_ or thpet, nor live In hndly ventilated nnd drauphty liounei, nor cat ond, J-mlfnrani^cffViotVitniiriittintwpHn.iinrrlrtnln alrtm ram whon w��i nhoult! w��lk. Th�� con��e(juenc�� in tlmt the body when it c*ta out of ot_��r muit look for out- ��ldo help to make tlio nectnary repair*. For wc��k iitomachi ind thi ImllgMtlon ordjnpupuli r^vltlnr, tr lictuf ji ^1'owimKhmfrom. ho medlclna mn lie more ���rfapttb) it thnn DR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVE1 of dlienifft tgent tndth����flltltud�� ,...b)i�� ij * curatJT* MEDICAL DISCd VERY. ThU f��motu Doctor's pmcrlptlw hm b����n r��eonunend��.d for over 40 y��*r��. tnd liitodir in��t u biff ��� ikmk tAettcrtt a Ut.hbj ��ppotlt��. Clf ��n��*. tha blood. Str��njthirm tho rorreu. n*jn*J*t��* itomi.h ud livar. IUmtnd tbo oritrtoii. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Sold In Uqnld or Tablet f ��rm bj Renters In McAleire* Stad (0 ont-��Mit itunpt to nty out of m*Wtg tn /Yi,n a tin rnpy ,f Or. firm*'* Cent. nt* Smn UedleU AdtiMr.IOCI ttf������, tUU.twun.l Ad.lr... tr o���rr,., u tltic, N. Y. i I ���___��� NOTICE is horoby givou tb.t app'i- catiea wilt be "made to tha Superintendent of Provinci.il Polioo, Vietorin for a license tc eell liquor by wholesale upon ths pn_11.i3.a_ situ.ta-U on LotG, Block 15, Cumberland Townsito, Cumberland, B.'C CULI MUSSATTO,Applio*iat. D*ted thin l8_d,vy t-t Ootoher 1913. NOTICE ia hereby given thatou the firat diy of Diaa'wr next application will be made to the Superintfiadout of Provii.oi.l Police, Viotoria, fcr ibo renewal of the hotel lio<j.i_e to Bell liquors by retail la tne hotel kuown aa the L-.rne note*, situiuod at Comox, B.O. ���������' .GsoBaB.MlliARWw D.tedOotobor 1, 1913. A JTHE: NEWS, QUMI>������IiLANp; Y\ani$R COLUMBIA. NOTICE is hereby givcn^hat on the first day 0f.N0vember.-191.3-; application will be made to the Superintendent ot Provincial Police, for a renewjil of the whu^ale liqu ir license upon the premises known iu Lot 24, Subsection i, Nelson District. A , . I1 i_seni_��������� Huewing Company. D.ited October ist, 1913 NOTICK ia horeby given ihat ou tlie flr_t d������y of Doooinlwr iifixtapplk'atiou^vill bo made to the Supo.inteudui.t uf P.uvin- oud Polioo, Victiriii, for a rrji.wnl of Ui������ hotel license to soil liquora by roUil l_ thft hotel kitowu as tho Uuion hot*], _ii- aate at U-iou, B.C. Joan N. McLhou. I)a.������d the la, day Af October, 1913 v NOTIOK in her..by jif.u that on the Brut day of Dwjotabor uoxt, applioakun will be made toyixo Snperiutondout of Pr-vhicial Polioo, Vlotori*, for Ike roaewal bi tlio ho- ' to.'tioeoM'to toll, liquors by roUil to the hotel kuown a* tha Kv_:*lde hotol, -ilmica atOoarfcuuy, B. a 0. H. Fbchmr D������t__ OdkW 1, ISU8. * * * ia.p������������������ ������>_������������<_���������'_ pjm mt_������������.nnii| Union Steamship Co; of B> C. .TUE S. S. OOWIGIUN WILL SAIL .AS UNDER,,, xN'ANAIMO DENMAN ISLAND-UNION' BAY-COMOXJROUTE Le^vo Vancouver, Monday, at H p. 111. Arrive Nanaimo,"at 11.30 p, m. : " "^ p Arrive Union Bay, Tuesday G a. in. ,, Leave Tues ��������� n. -Arrive Comox, Tuesday 8 a. 111, Leave Tuesday, 11 i..���������m. Leave Nanaimo Cl p. ni.Tuesday. Arrive Vancouver <J.8Q p. in. Leave Vancouver Saturday 8 pirn.. Arrive - Na naimo, 11.30 p. m Arrive Union Bay, Sunday 6 a.m. Depart ������ p. 111.0 - - Arrive Comox, Sunday 8 a.in," Depart 4 p.m. Subject to change without notice. j NOTICK is hereby given that at the next mtatt.ng'of tlio Board of License Cm niisjouors ot lho City"of 'Cuinburland, I i.toud to ai ply fur a rone*al of tho hotel licouso hold by tne for tbo Wstcrly Ho ol, situated oa ht 2, blooi: 3, Clincher -'uidT0.v__.tc5. , ~ ~ Klt.iNiC DALLOS Ddt������(l thin ������9th d������y tif Oct. 1018. Notice is hereby jjiven ihu at the 'text meeting of the Hoard of License ���������-ommi-isionci-s.l intend to apply for n fcnitwal of ihe hotel ltceuse hold by mo ���������or the New lint-hud Hotel, sUuated 011 ,������ilock 3, lot 3, Cumberland'Townsite.-' ' JOSEPH WALKER Dated Oct, 2c>;h, 1913, '' A'l)VKRtl8E.MKNT. NOTICE is hereby given J hat an Action hats been raised again*! ihe Piudentinl Assurance Company Limited, 71 Koi.field Street, (ilu. siow.for payment ot the .um <>f jKI.'JI, beinjr the proceeds of the Policy No. .07818 v.'.ith ?nid Com pany on the L'fe of John .lack, 07 TV one, jvais, and not disqualified tinder any law, and lias heen for six months next preceding the day of nomination, the registered ovvnrr in the1 Land I'epUtrv Of- fice, of land or leal property iii' the city, of the assessed valuo ou tho last municipal assessment roll of ������500.00 or more, over and above anv registered, encumber- Langlande Road, (Jovan, Glasgow,' and tlmt tht. Sheriff of tlm County ancc or charge;ami who i.s oilier- of Lanark, Scodand., has ordered WIS0 quahh.d as a mutiicipai XOnOK ia Q.roby gicoa t_������t oa the first d*y of Duoombor u������xt &i>pli������._a>u will bo uiada to the Saitorlnteudent of Previa-! cial P.ihea, Viotoria, for,ilie reuewalof the hotel lioens. to a������ll liqaom hy rouil iu tlto hot%l kiu.w* as tlio Wiioon hoti-J., nit-atO- ���������t Uuioo Bay I.IC. AlJUfiD ILil'KH IIOH.NB , Dhlod Ootobot 1, 1013. Baaliah 4 x BUSTOS niyraya qu t^p aUo. -the firtnouii MtLV.TAUa.K_S _.KE_W���������Auheiuwr, Uobvututt, Stthlta. ft*.-' .''.OUD OKBY BKARQ" 8CQTCH WHISKY. ������ Be*. YfiBu^, Uquo^.o/ _H kind* The {fowling aad Lodging Depwttafiht, unde. thti, lmtuettiit. ������m,������a������������t(wa������(w xriii bn. h.������iii.d Piwt-ola*i In eyarj,- resyevt, j AXES, 9. 00 per day .NOTICE is hereby yiven that at the ae.\t meeting .of the." Bond of License Commissioners nf the Ciiy of Cumberland, I intend 'o apply for a renijw.il of ihe hotel iicens- held by me for the "King George" Hotel, situated oci ot 9, block 7, Cumberland TowMsiie. VICTOR BCNORA !->atcd thii 29:0 J iy oi CM., 1913. i'OTItJJi it h.nbt'gia-o.1 that-lit tho i-ext niael'.sgof the Boaul <f Llouiiso Ct.mmi83ion.r8 <-f ths Oily of Uumbci-- liunt,I iut*.������l to sp;ly fo,-���������iciiswii] tf tho ���������njiolesule liqnor liojiue Lold Ly nio, til- uattfat ou l������t 12, blook C,'Cumburliud iVwiwile. ������������������ . JOHN ilAROCCHI Uatoith'B aath d.y (if Od., 1018. KUTlUSis i. ker.i>ygiv;.u thi$ Rt ti*fl next meeting cf the. lionrd of Liowi-ae Commiaflion.*. of tht) City of Ouuub.r- UnJ, I h,t_ud lm ������^1>* fhr m rar������et>������laf ho wholta.le liquwr' li.ct ^e helu I.7 uio 00 l.]ook.l5, lot 6, Vaiiibcrlukd Totvuilt.. % 7 viKLi .vussAn'o: Dit.d this 20th A ay of 0.t.. 1013. . ^^S^Stm^tWSS^^SMSL^^SSSM^SSSS^S^^ -^^^sv^tmiiis^-c^iti'miai^ NOTICK is horehy given tnnt ou tho first day of I)ac������tiiber ������������xt applicati m will b_ tnridrt to the Sav*ori^t-6cdfliit of Provin- > cial Police, Vkskoria, for tho renownl of .the . h������ti-l lico'tiae to sell.liq'tiOt_ hy rotatl m the '' ho.������l kuo.va iu tho NoIkm liotul, mtaite.l at Union Buy,,B.C.. , John Fua__k.| 1 Datoil Oa-toiw Ihi. -1918.'' The Courtenay Hotel ~7 Ev������ry con\Tcnienc* for gneeta. Th������ Contte.1 HottJ for Eportomen - "None, but Uws'.Best of Wines and Liquors ��������� at live Bar. RATES REASONABLE John Johnston, Prop ���������ahtfhMMMMMI IN THE COUNTY COURT OF , NANA I AlO HOLDEN, AT -NANAIMO. ' IN THE MATTKROK Guiseppe J. L. Contine.n_it������ deceased, in testate, lute of Nti. 8 mine, uear Ct'unljorliuid 13, (J, AND IN THH MATTKU of the "Oiii^ cial Aihuinistn.t.r. Act," TAKi; NOTICK tlmt by orr der of Hit) Honor Judge Uurkor, jnad-j during the month of No- VLMnber, 1918, I waa appointed Administrator of tlio Estate of tho abovo mentioned docoit-ud, and all partioti having claims tigaiiist .tin! wtid estate arc horoby rwinlred to fnrniidi Slime, properly veriliod, to nio ou 01 beforo the 20th day of December l'JL.. AND all par- ties indebted to fluid cfitate, are required to pay thi" amount of thoir ii'dcbtodnosa to mo forthwith. Dutod (hie lbith dayof Novum, Iw 1013. W, Wi������r,nr Wir.LAun, Olfiuiul AdminiHtrator, (Cumberland, li, C, <������������������������81.���������������W���������W������������������W������������������1 ��������� ������ IHHIM������.l������������.a������a������W������,l."������������������������ O. H TARBELL ��������� mm iMiignw nMwtiwiiiTir rniHMTi nv ��������� imm^*mMi������\tmmmMtitm ���������iwi������nn-a_.iiir *^m* HIGH GRADE STOVES ?/.'���������"'��������� -'' KITCHEN J'.UTSTISILS J : ��������� " Sportsincns Goods | nml | (icnerai Hardware "Violin Strii'Kfla Talking machine needles and Victor Record������ for ;;.tle at the I-Tcwf office. . NOi'ICIi-iVher.Joy yivtwi Uir..t at the ���������'.fXt iiici.tii.e: of tlio Hon id if Lifieme C������ra- ni������������iouer8 of llw Oily of Cn.tberloi'd, t , tend to npp y ior n rouowiil if tli������ hut- ������1 license hold b>' in>* for ihe Ciiinberlnnd Hoid.aitnutiaJ unlot 1, bloolc ������, Cum: cr- laud Tort-heile. WILLIAM MERltlFIfclLD. Dated tl.L= 20th Any A Oo.:., !9.l ���������{. >rewers . . Bettor, Cheaper Than Most Dairy Feeds Vancouver Milling & Grain Company, Ltd, . '.Distributors NANAIMO; B. C."'' - ,. - ������. ., ������������������ . . ���������- ��������� ���������. ��������� ��������� ,' > ���������. MSEggasCTgjmT^���������^: Little cubes of metal Little tubes of ink, Brains and the printing presses Make the millions think, There is no better way of making the people think of you than by placing an Ad in The NEWS. "Null Said. j������ Don'l ft������r}������ft to place your ;;c.\t oic'.ct for printing with us. NOTIOK <**...'It*.Vf"������ .-..., "->��������� Any ptvrraii or jwnuufl, uuttiiifii;, removing or taking any l>locbf limltur or wood, of nny dimcrtjitiodn >o)uii(;iii{y to tho Wollington Col. dory Oo'y., or from or off tholiuid of tho fluid (Joinpuny, or anyouo tipping rubbish of any dcs<u'iprion nnywlicro ujkjii tiie c<jmpaiiy'n land will l������o proaooultnl to tho full oxtont of tin* law. W. 1*. COUJ.SON, Ciunoral Maiuigur, Co llicry Oo,y. NOTICE. Hiding on locomotives and mil way caw of tho Union (lolliery Company by any pomm or par* 30M8���������tfxctpl lain oru\v-~i_ slricti> prohibited, ICmployoea r.ro nub- Uh, t.i Juuii.ai.il loi ALiiYu'iA hao- By order W. L. COULSON, General Manager. IN TMJC COUNTY COUNT OF NANAIMO HOM.IKN AT CUMHKlll.ANn IN TIIK MaTTKII of Thomni- Hmiih, dicoiiiiod, ini������������tnio, win ��������� died in NoIhoii District on Ajiril 20th 1 IH. ���������AND INTI/KMATTlOltinf ihe 'Ofllml Adnilnirifrutore Act " TALK NOTICE thnt by or.lci of litu llouot Jtidj^o lintkor. niftdc id. o7n oui ui iiuvwiijimr Ut,i,iw>������H r.ppointfii ndn.iniHlriitorof tho h.-- tato of tho iilmvo mnn tinned du cciiBcd, und nil yank*:, hn\d':,y . d/iimy jiunhiHt lh������ ������iifd cu tutu uru Wiuu.) icquircij to furninh i-iititi-, ,*������������'b iraiw. -. , LIQIJOR ACT.1510. Section 42. ��������� NOTICE Td hcujliy piyeTj thut on the lsl duy of. i>,ceinber i-qxI, n)������i)l;c;ilion v.ill l>e made to tii-" itiporiiUendeut of. Provin.ii.tl pol-" -"&���������- io r���������u���������1 i ce n se"~f or-'vlre-pffl e���������:o i" ���������itiuor l.y wholesale in und upon the premises Bit.ialed'in the (own jof Courtemiy, l\. 0, known and ies.jibodufi Lola 80~ai.d.Sl, ^qct tion 01. DiiteJ thia, llth day of Oo oler I!) 18 ��������� UK ION BREWING COMPANY Ltd. - John Mi-rocchi, I.I;inn-_;er "���������* , Applicant . LIQUOR ACT, 1010. Section -i'2. NOTIOK ia lin'mby givrn ihfti, in, tlio lnt.duy of Decoinl'Cir iiox't, '.ippiicntion^wiil ho mude to the 3iiporin-cud(MU of Provincial ?o\- ico fur icuoival nf t!nj. holy! liemu'c to sell Jiqnur liy roluil iit the ho'iil :<nown at li.c Maltvgpina IIolvl, si,unto nt Lund, in tho I'lovincoof ibitinh Colunihlii, Dn'.ed this 8ih dny of October, I91S, FltEI) T11UL1N ApplicHiu LJQUOK ACT, 11)10. }?cciii)ii -12. NOT'lCli it* hoiuby nivon thiU. 'U> tho 1 -I dny nf Div't'inlici' nc.xl, 'tpplicatioji will hi ni.id������> io tlm ���������^up'srintcMjili'iit of I'loviiiciul Pnl icu for reiiHWul of ihn hot"! liconnt '.it Ki'llliipmr by ictiiil in the hold known ui^tho Willow, lloti'l, i.itu- uto i\t(!.uii|itn.ill liivor, in lho Pro- vimo of H'iiif-'h Cnliimhi-J, iMiod litis 8th d,. v of October, MI3. advertisement..of notice of _aul action by interlocutor, ad Mloirs: ��������� ,. Glasgow, lOth.^eptemhor, 1918. Holds the fund correctly stmod iii the Petition, and in icppct tht' Punsu.rs and i\oininnl' Raisers havo consigned tie fond ii: iho. hiu ds if the Cleik of Court Exon urs und dischnrgo-* them of s.ll claims it> the action. Appoint!, animation of the Acti >n to 1-e mad-j by Advcrii?e.*ineiU pub;ial-td onc^e in n News pupa..':' cir.iiliitiiijc in Cuuiberland, Vnncouvfi* ���������l.*bn-..J. Brilieh Columhi-i, Canada, and uj- p linlfl claimants in thu f.ind i-> lodge Miair.cltiiiiiH with ..the Ol-rk of Court within one month fro-n lhe dnieof Mich advprlNenient, and eenda the cu'eo to the udjusiinujiii roll of loLh Noyembfir i.oxt. ��������� v (s? itinorl) ' W.-G. Scoit Mo.vciuici'ja Ahchd; MoMaetjn, A true copy. S.clu. In terms thereof notice is heieiiy given of said ar.tion and of said in terlocui������ir. LOWNDES A R-EN.W1CK 28 Buth Sueei. Ghi-gow, Sulicit- or.** for Real Ruber. voter. '".",. Given under tuy hand ct tho Otty ofCuinlx'.laiul this 301I1 day of December, 1913 doux Thomson*, Retuiniiisi t.)ificc-r. 'iW MUNK.-IPALITY OI- ' CITV OKCI.'.MUKULANO MUNICH'AIJTV OK ,THIi . CITY OF CUMBERLAND ' PUBLIC NOTICE \s hereby given,to the electdrs of lhe nm- uicipaHtyof the City of Cumberland that I require' the presence of lhe said electors at. the Council Cl'iambeis, City Buildings. Tm~tlRnr2ilnl_y^f~jTuTtia'ry,' hjt^T at 12 o'clock 'noon, for the purpose of nominal ing persons to represent then] in tlie municipal council as mayor and aldermen, The mode of nomination of candidates shall,be asjollows.��������� The candidates shall be nominated iu writing, tlie writing shall be subscribed by two vi-uts of the muuicipali'v as proposer and seconder, nud shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any time between the dale, of 'the notice and 2 p. ni. of llm day of nomination,-and in the event of a poll being necessary, such poll will be opened on tho 15th day of'Jauiiiuy, Kji/j, at Uis Couneii Chambtits, Ciiy Buildings, Cumberland, IJ, C., of which every person iu hereby required to lake uotics and govern himself accord itigly. No person shall 1>j nominated or be eiigiblu as a eandidale I\m mayor, unless he he possessed ol the qiialilicationsby law icquired ol lUi.sooHieei.s, and tin less the eandidale i-dinll nu or before the hour ������>l'*a p in of the day nf iii-tn- ination, fmuish tiiu Reluming Olih-er with a stab in nt in willing, specif)ing the bind i-r 1 c-;.l propeily upon which' he qualifies, his nomination .shall be in- valil anil .shall not be acted upon by the Returning Ulfi.'er. The qiiulifu'aituns a* cuididui" foi uuijoi tne as follows: - lie ii'.ttst be a ma'e L'riti h NOMINATIONS for F-'linol "f.'a<tees wi'! be recen'-H on Monday, tht- 1?,!. Ct-.y of jan- uaty, 1014. at 12 <>'. U;c;k i.u?. The mode of i-..-!:iiu������tiio*.. of candidates shall be as follows*:��������� 'i he candidates shall be n^mi- ,nated in wriiino. T)K. wiitii:'/ shall be sub.*cribrd by't\v'"i voters- of the municipality si's proposer- and seconder, and shall be deliv.-" ered to the'Returning ' Offieer at"- any tinie'beiweeir the ond: 'id lho notice and 2 p. v.\. of the day of^ nominaliou, and in the event of ii'orc than two uAminatioiis a . poll will be opened ou Thursday, lhe 15th day vi January, 7914, at "the polling sta'iou at ihe" Council Chambers. City Uuild--. ings, ^ Otnnberbiud, 1!. C., of ��������� wh'ich every person is requirid to take nolioe and, govern himseil' accordinoly The v'.ual are :*.s follows: ��������� Fie.1 .inni-'t be a male Briiia.li 8iii������ je.e.1, nf the full ng'o 01" Iwenly-ono years and not >'lie(jualif,ed under any law, and ��������� havn been uir si.. Tb.e I'jualifii'ations for tnutte luoiiihs next precediinf- tlied.'.v of ���������"��������� nomination the reiii-teivd" owtier ��������� in the Land lfejjistryA Oilico ' of Land or, ..real'properly in thu city ��������� of the asseSi?ed value on the-.hist' municipal as.ossmont roll ,of $D0(b00 or more, over an-M nbovo registered ciK'.iiiiihi'iinee or and who i.s otlierwi.-.O' qualified as a mniiieipal voier. Given niult'i* my l.aii'l nt tho City of Cnuiberhiiid ihis. 80th dayof December, HH.l. John Thomson LViiiayning Oflicer any ..H charge, akmmsEmF&u&^ & In Summer* ���������less food is needed than in winter. But it is essential that cummer food be palatable ond nulriiiou*. Th. t is why ,-, the best of all summer foods iu csasaftssi ^::y^" 1 -ttt^a ���������**.****! *M|kA#W# *. CHARLES TllliLlN Anilicnnt ���������s,jl,.lc<'! "' lhe full age ol iwentv-! one >ca������aa and nol disqualified! rf&f"} '\7w:.'Q I'hivjr.V^-.^jit. uud.r:.ii> law, and have l������tn' X^> cyi'.'i^.'ii.l!������i\i������.vuv.-ji:i,vai,..;.., c ''-���������'* y< ytto* v-.V.'.,i;,"''i'n ',, v,.;;���������.;;.... /., .v. , ��������� tug tin-* ^) ������������' nwiiuuah .... Ii.l <"i , / . * .r .. ./ i. .... ;.. 1. . ... t I _ ��������� 't,t. v* Itr i^4������'t*'-. *p /ii", iiili,U.i. ..l-.ttni o..ii hmiit, u <-..-���������_ ',. I .,,������������������,,,. ,,i m,.,,.., ilciiiMir,, K-.-u.-tt ll'tt\;it>.r. Inn^'ili ti. .���������;���������/.��������� 1 I CglMl tl v (I 0\.UU I'li.iurrlni", oii.1, t'^firi i "}' ~ pniporly vi'riP.ed, io mo nn or be- firo tho 13ih day i.f Dicr-mtwr, 1013. ANDallpartUHindi'htedK' m d petite, am tequiieil to pny the amount of lla.ir fin!eb(������.li.e B lo ������.��������������� f'trthwtth. Uuild Uii������i llth duy cf Novum- b'A, 11MS. \V Whslkv U'ii.i.m:d. Oiiiriai A<iiuir.b.i������.i'. r, CTimb rta d, 1-. ^ ion till. iu tiie Land rVi^ar^'^x:.*^^^ V,!'.V.\f:i,"\'^:;:.; li^-istty Ollin-, t,f .nn.l or t al \allltmio, t'uUl liy nil un������..,.-i������a.! or Muilni li. . , . ,. . lliln ji!;(r. o:\ rt^tlyi oi \<:,.���������. .Vti':]'tm-iil.i j.rop' I'I V 111 llie UlN Oi III'.' US- v^n-.oti"v3t.������. 'st/.ved vaiue ou iheia-t uiunici ; pula^v'S.H.neui loll������������t .*'!,( (wint Ntyn������'i:i. ii..r.hy^n..., Ui.t a, ������i������'Siui>l ub������)\v ui.v I'i'gi'Urit o'nentn- iMstm������"tini'"f t o i'i-iil-f llu <-ho������'-'ii" ,.',. , ,���������,i ,���������., , ... ,i .. , i .i .-���������.. ... i , , i I'iamv in' elujge, and wlio :,, int-'Hliai) tv cr ilie < ily ������������������( ' im lu-rii.jul. a.|.. ",L"' ������ ' ,.".t,,.,>''. ��������� i ��������� i'��������� f c ��������� ..' .*,-,' it ���������;',;,''.,,��������� '-'���������!:'���������: wis'"I'l'ifo'd is a innnvi ������.l lie r���������<��������� In !>t bv ii;. | r di" VVnl.i,!'j i,:i| vol������'|*. THIS IS ITI Tho soap tlmi r.nveB you work, nnd ;<nvcs you money v litiout Injury to hrtiidH or ortlcidf p-pi . Kunflufit Sonp^W s\t turn������ w������_h. \\_A/>i:\! ffih ,ln;1rr*.r., V Vs.Sl*5>Jir ^ into pleuiuro. v:^t������??^!^ Oct n bar ol 3un!lgbt to'day ami try. Follow Directions. i������j Cook's Cotton Ron! Coaipowii. ,,..-.. ...-���������,. , ���������jy ���������-..-.��������� -. _.._.v,.--...., ��������� l.iUil. .it'i.U-ili.i. lui ... 1...M ,;<. ..i.i .. ���������" --j nn-i'-.r-.-ivtijis ia fin,lid .*������������������ /r}'*^���������\^������''twiptfi yti>it-.������ Tpiiti*. ������������������!��������������� .,nii I'.. _ . , ' *u (pi.'*"** ���������"'"''** n.*. i.in.(.u.... Cfw; ���������,.*>���������,io������!.'y .a.i t,..������!.,������/. ���������������:../ 1 i ,. 1,1..!,i,.��������� .,.-.. .iv Ini il'. ��������� i^VS^Hi������i:SKfftn..M-!iimH,.r. . J.!aK!'������lT������������i.\-M������ I IbmnMk a m..le \d\ Yd' ^'M^y^r'^^Y: r\y ^ ! .. . . ,. . r������T������ V ll- < A .A-,.a.. <���������.',',., U,i. o.ioMb A,, t ?:,-.]>, \a:\ \ry>y:"tA the W-M :������i;t- ������>i t^yy \./ . r.y.i^ -,- /-.J;.." ;j| VV" ..���������"5 r. pSwi Jit***!! m*. n M (THE news. vrnmERmCATfrn, b. a Make the Liver Do its Duty Nine line; in ten when th; liver is right tht ttomach a;idl bowels are riglit. CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS gentlybtilfirinlycom. pel i Liy liver to do ils duty Cure; Con ttipstion, Indig-es lion, Sick Headache, and Diatrc������������ after Eating-. ������ mall PHI, Small Dose, Small Price. Genuine must b������r Signature /^<^c^'^&^zt WW .WANTED at enc Persons lo woik for us in ������s|i.-ire tline ra liniui>. No experience : .-!-��������� lii-pil wllh our NEV^ ART COLOR* ING PROCESS F.'ifi' ruui ��������� riist-Inntlng vork. Clc.nl pay. No cum-assing. Writo U..T Instr-.K-tinr,-) (free). COMMERCIAL ART STUDIO, 21; liege Street. Toronto, Canada. THE N_VV FRENCH REMIBY. I..J, H.7 THERAPIONS^M ffteatSUCrctt, CURES CHRONIC WSAKMSSS,LOST VIOOi Jt VIM. KIDNEY. _I.ADDr.Ki DISRASSS. BLOOD FOIIOR, fii.i.s. tiniRH no.UKuaas&issrUAii.Si, post 4 en roUGKRACo. W. DCRKMAN ST.KKW VORXorLYUAK IROt T0SO.N1O.' WRITS FOR FREE HOOK T& l)J. LB CLJRt Med.Co. IUvkrstockHd,Hampjtcad, London, Bm������. IRYNEWURAGIElTASTBI.ESSJKOKUOr us. TO TAXI THERAPION EM������*** ���������IK'TIIAT TRADE UAItKKD WORD 'THERAPIOH' I������ Oi ���������EIT.GOVT.STAUr AJilXlDTOALLOKMUWIPACUTi. STANLEY LIGHTFOOT PATCNT SOLICITOR AND ATTOHNEy LUMSDEN BLDC-.t";-^'") TORONTO. WRITE FOR TERMS. o ' M-3713. mmmmm waterproof-collars and cuffs Someihiiit; ocuer Ufari linen and no ituiKiry yii.a. Wash it ivitli soap and Water. All stores or direct. State style tuC size. For iHc. wo will mail you. THE ARLINGTl CO. OF ' CANADA, 63 Frase,- Avenue. nTm-onto, Ontario Limited BRITISH GROUSE HUNTERS No Business is Allowed to Interfere ** With Their Sport The ���������;;oi;,--e' hunrini; scusou in Brit- .'ilii opens on Aiisnst. li. On that day (���������very KiuUisluiiau and ovory Scot who makes nny pretension to a standing in so'cifiiy.Kiics KUiiniii'. fur two weeks at leas,*.. >,*ollimj; is allowed io stand in ihe way of this annual diversion. For a week or n\o in-occrlin-.; tills oiit- in# biislifss is ol' Huh- rimserinou.u. Wverythinj; to receive. any attention a\ nil must rebus ia Homo way lo suns and doss, A yonr or" so ngo a New York man liad occasion to so to London (���������.< moot a. Urio'sli linaneier to put tho iinl.sliini,' miichi's'lo .-, matured business proposition, Ilo. arrived u I couple of days before ilio I'.'Ui of August. Tho tlnniicicr .was nol in hi* plUCl> 01" llHSillCS;:. , N'O, Hai'I lllS olllcf clerk; ho has "Aon. for tlio Bt'oi^so shoot, ili- will not talk business wiih anyone, I do not think he will :*ce yon at all. air. .Mill, said Uio Sow Yorker, V liavo crossed t.ho Ailautio for no other purpose than io soo hlni. This business will not, i.ike mure Limn half an hour of his fun., and ilion��������� 1>-.un ..off for homo iiKain. I should advise ae.ainsi your ������oin��������� to bis homo, sir. lio would nol. ro- oi-ivo anybody ;u u- : time. ' Ho will attend ro no business. 13ut the Now . orker thought differently. Ho went io tho country home, of tho linaneier. A burly butlor met him at the door. 'To him tlio New Yorker f.i.ve his eaid. U wus pvomp- Iy returned to, him. The master, said ill. butler, will sou no one. He'set's out' for- the grouse shooting'tomorrow'., He says to call, please, in a lorlniglir. , And the New Yorker was compelled to remain two weeks longer until, the Englishman returned from his limit, when 1 no business wan finished in twenty minutes. ^HEN you buy-a "Sask-Alta" Steel Range you make a permanent investment. The "Sask-Alta" is an efficient and economical cooker and baker as well as a very, durable range. Have yoiir dealer explain it fully before buying-. 730 London Toronto Montreal Winnipeg ill Vancouver Range IlillllilllllllllllllllllKlllill lit Saskatoon I.i7!2l Edmonton llllll!llll.l!llllllll!lllllllll!llli..llll)l^ n-'.'.T.'.ra's: A young woman from the wesi was making a visit to an ohiscapoit town, One morning., while driving with her host, .be said: What is the AU.A ot nil (hose,,people? Fish,"nnstly, responded the mau. Why,'spoke the westerner, 1 thought lish was a brain food. These are really tlu- most intelligent looking people I' ever saw. Well, replied the host, just Hunk what they' would look, like if they didn't rat fish. The Unknown Quantity I'll' bet she will, begun the youth. Don't. interrupted his older- wiser companion. "Don't bet that sho will ever do ������ anything, You can jiever tell what a woman will do. '. rash and The Heart of a Piano is the Action. Insist on the OttoHigei Fiano Action lit \)> I ADIKS ,WA.\TKt> - IX) AUTISTIC, *-i eotifjeolal noedleworl; ul home; mak* trom throo ro llvo du .**. pa day d������oor- fttliiR cushion topn. Armour Art Co., T)(t\ii. B., IJredall.ilno HlocU, Wlnnlpefi. Wonderful Resemblance .hero's no doubt niioiii. it, said Iho loud \ounii lnollii'i', Ikihy lakes aft- it lils 1'iillii-r. In aii|H.".iriineoV Yos, and lu iiiiinu r, ion, Kvery now and tiii'ii lie jtivi> out a .wl! llmt sounds oxaelly a., il' he were eheerin;.; th. homo 1011111, Minard's Liniment Cur������������ Dandruff Um, protested, the young man, "I" v.-as going lo 'bet thai she would do the unexpected. .Don't, repeated the "-Idor earnestly. liven that is no safe bet. Impossible , j The uiainii;er of a tourins thoatri- oui company, in conacquonoo uf busl- j o ness lielni; slack, found it necessary < ' to reduce expenses, aud dismissed I two members of the company, one'of whom was ac.u.loniod to take the part of a swell blackmailer, and the. other the snulro's faithful servant. At. the next rehearsal he informed tho 'wealthy hanker that in futiiro ho would also be expected to tako tho parks of lhe dismissed members.. Well, replied'the wealthy banker, I hope to be s-amlpanered if l try. The mnuafver iried persuasion, but without avail; and eventually enquired lhe reason for his objection. j Wt-Jl. -said the wealthy banker, .in ��������� thu second seeno of the third act Uie-, blackmailer attempts to stab me, and the. squire's faithful servant rushes in and snatches his dagger, and so savos my 'iff- LlFE^llSHINE Gladdens Those Who Regain New Health and Strength, When the glow of health ��������� comes back to sallow cheeks: when languid weakness gives placo to-vigor; when you notice some'palc, exhausted iuval-, id restored to active health���������enquire. More than likely you will find the cure to liave been yet another of the thousands already wrought by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Headache aa'. neuralgia, St. Vitus Dance and twitching of. the limbs, indigestion and rheu uiaiism, eczema and disfiguring, eruptions, and tho, ailments of growing girls and women all disappear when iho ruins are filled with the new, rich red blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually make. 'Here is" ono instance among thousands: Mr. l-\ Ash ford, llajleybury, Ont., says: "Some years ago I completed a lengthy term of service-in .India., the last thvoo y.ars ho- ing spent in the beautiful but treach- Portland SOME men ask for so many bags of I I- m . a a - "cement ��������������� Miller's Worm Powder!, will' not only expel worms from the. system, but will induce healthful conditions of the system under which worms no longer Uirivo. Worms keep a child in a comimial slal..* of restlessness and pain, and there can bo uo ce.nCort I'or the Utile- oue iuilil the cause of suffering be removed, which can be easily done by fho use of these powders, than which there is nothing more oflVciivo. professor Iteiiubroiigh wa': jubilant. Ah. lm! In'-' H'h'd, J's he rested on Ms sliovl. Look whul, wo. liavo tin- ..iVthi'd! I believe we have discovered lhe remains of some herblvoroti', amphibian of the order plesioHiiur! Farmer Sodbindrr look ,i good look. Nop'1, you're wrong, prof,, lie said, 'J'lioiu bii'nes bi longed io a bos 1 buried hero two yc'ii'.-i .'ir'.o Ium fall. A jiiilKe wnt trying a cm-o m-onUy and wan much ilii lurbod by n young man who Id'lH moving about in lhe roiii' nl Uio room, lifting chiilrs and lookin:!,' under things. Voting niiin. the Judgi' calL'-d n'lil. It i,oeiHH lo Hi'' I Iml ynn lU'f HKiKIng a ;:ieiil deal of uiiiieeo-Miry noise, Wliat arc >uil ilnliUiV Your honor, roti'.teil lho yoititR mam I've Wi in.i oirieoai find niu trying to Ihnl li. Will. t'Hld the jiulgo, ( hnvo soon \ioo\ilo hii-.fi whole miliK In here wllh- in,', niaklnif I be dlHtiirbniiee you are. A l'.altiuiore lawyer lolls ol' the fiiHiising plight, of an Irishman summoned as a wifnoss in a burglary' trial in tho ciiy mentioned.' It was apparent from ibe slart that the witness was much alarmed and rallied by his unsought and undeslrod prominence In this trial. , . Iiemeinber, CiiBoy, snid iho judge presiding, lhat you have sworn to tell the truth, the'wholo trulli, and noihlng but the'tnilh. Yls. youi- honor, stammered Casey, lils eyes wavering from the judgo to the Jury ami back again; nu' I'll do Uio best I can. Ihit 1 hopo ye glntlcniln will bo a trlllo alsy on mo at. (he ���������stLiari, for I'm little used to flint sort of thing, your honor. Others, more careful say they want . V Portland Cement "��������� But the man who does the best work insists upon getting "Canada" Portland Cement���������. see that every basi bears this label erous Posh a waF'Variey. dengue Cover were. rife. The penurious woman was lulktng lo lier inniil, who bad been with ber three weeks, What, do you want lo leave n.i for, Lizzie',' I nm nun. wo bav> Inuti'il you nt one of the fiiinily. Indailo. nnd you luuo, mudam, and ; Agiio -~������nru" and although 1 was fortunate enough to escape 'a severe attack of either, on my return home it soon became apparent that the enervating climatic conditions had left their ravages on my constitution, fn short, the reaction hart sot in, and inexorable nature was exacting a severe' toll from years of strenuous labor. i\ly first warning of the impending breakdown wore sever pains in tho back ot" the head aud eyes, insomnia, irritability, a goneral anaemic condition and an" indolinahlo nervousness. Life had lost Us aosl, work became impossible and companionship Inlolerable. lt really seemed that I was swiftly ��������� passing to thai stage where nervousness ends' and insanity begins, when hv. chance I read an advertisement, of Dr. Williams' .Pink Pills." I confess \ was skeptical of them doing what, doctors had failed to do, but concluded that the cost was small, and perhaps, ' the clinueo , in their fnvor, aud so decided to try them, To my Joy fho.ro was ������oou an improvement,, and a conlinuanco of tlio treatment effected :i complete mi ro. 1 was now as lit and us healthy as any man and am over Grateful that the lucky perusal of an advertise- ment brought to my notice the wonderful curative properties ot llr, WH- lliumv Pink Pills." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at ill) cents a box or six boxes for $-.50 from The Dr. Williams' Mod- lolru V"; Ih-ockvllle, Ont. Wide the CanadaCement Information Bureau; Montreal, for a free copy of "What theFuraerCaa Do With Concrete." .LAND' XEM6NT There it * Canada Cement dealer in. your neighborhood. If you do ���������ot know hia. yrst# fat haname. 1 Imvo mado up my mind n>>i lo It any longer. 'and Science in Rest.mr.ints Klceirlo iiici-hniilsiii similar to tlmt of aiitomntli! teloplioiifh ban been invented tn enable a ret:tiiurti!.f. pa'r.ui to ordor a meal by iiuinbivs .Yum .in Index bill of faro. Aiiiong Um members ol a work giuig on a certain rail way was an IrlHh- man who claimed lo bo very good at HRiiroH, The Imi.i, ililnhipg lhat lio would g'd ahead of Pat, said: Say, I'at. lpi.a liiaii;. . Iilrtr ���������, an y������e.i goi out of a ;,aril That (lopfiid., wiJiWi'H'il P..!, mi ���������whose. ,>ard yon get Into, bad jiint I lo apply bod- ��������� i ��������� At Home Htudy fur Tommy begun, and h" found It. Inn JiiiiiKcIf tu regular lioiir.i. lllllt' Olie i'������< Att'r, ... ���������."��������� ��������� Te-mnv.- 1 a n ii"' A Al p^.e-e.i v-iM. tlie ropnn your mother given m" of your enniluet today, Xo. li-ihir, I i.iiiittul ..hi \\uiieiii'i be, and I Ini.I lur nt. Iiul- she wenl rh;lit j.l'.'ail ami Iliad-- die rein.'! I JoA lUii- a ^ II.I....I. ,nu . iA Veggina'iii Th-n.-'-i t i-o ri'ward f. fev.'d lor my anvrtt. Maggie'. lli.j Wife- lie... whl/! And i������������ ihlnk 1 eaitld ban' m.anb'd a guy that ili'-re H.i.-i a iliniiMiiid iloilars iii'fi i.d for. A r.iiir-i' in an a'-ii'l'itH'irai t-'li''-ol ; ,,,'; .,', ,i.';;'.-';. ���������;. >������������������ ��������� ,";, '���������' -'" 'ill' u i l.ip iii wibl oat.- A crowd of small boys was Rulhoreil about tbe entrance ol' a"clrmi,i tent in one of (he small cities lu Non' llamp- Hhiro one day trying to get a gllmpHo of the Inlorior. A muu standing near watched tliem i'or n few minutes, Uieu walking lip to the ilel������-l laker ho Hiild: Lot all llie^t- boys in, and eottut iiioiii nt lliey paw. The man did i'i������ rofiiiepled, nnd when ihohiKl ono lu'.d gone he lurnoil nnd mi hi: Tweiiiy-elglil. (iood! tinld the man. 1 gnoi-'sc-il JiiHt rlviht, and walked off. The Orifllnal New Z������.il.mder$ The orlgiiinl New '/oahuidoi's weit- known us tlio most forocloun ennui- I'iiI-j end tlio mosl warlike ^nvag'os. Tlii'V wore' blu. gaiiiil fellows, of itm iiieiito iiiii������c'ilar I'oi'co .md -aiT-nt an- gaidly. Tlies'i.' navago New '/ealnuil' er.-i, ilioiigh llu-y ale their eiwrnlefi, in- tcrretl llicir own dead, and tbey believed thai lhe ihli'd day after burial the hoiiri Hcpurated ihiell' from the . - ��������� ,n I -V"! ��������� |..i|...!.-.|l (i. lllrt |.1nt.,|ri I he an utii'idani spiril. I ENGLISH Big, LACE mas. iy thb viLuom in BuanxantMtiiiii. ' ' " " * No. 100. .PRtCE- .20. ������trru_ Tb������ trorliirt k������*������������ bitutlful collacilsa . ot Collars, ' liuklci, .. . _. _. Tlti, Vreutt, lh������ fttllttl st K_S>!a-������- ual l������p������lil Btlt, Votei, Cxkiftltlu. Ci-yiltl PiliM, till inr t.K>l win twirJtd f������������ltjl st Kw.la-*- :A~litoa, O-yntl r STOCK COLLAK, M emu Until Block*, riixtroni, Sasxlt**, FW������ o'd������lt Q-Olrltn. (kcind ���������Ttrytiilaj , lk������l c������n b������ mil U Ue*. Ymi lui pirit. . Bnhlit ���������ntUltd A. UuiwriM N������������������ Udim trr.". lUuimtlof ofw im ttiigu or riiiow ktct, noil ten i������ any Rr* of villi, tin n.aittrt irt r������ry (IU of tat vim, hcvinr laudl IUCKS Hit<������MU ������LLOW Utai 7_! ������Hf( ttt iilua Mpa. Una Arm������tronB������ Otney. Bueka. ENOLAND Of Little Value Voung Moihor���������The aupslion la -Mr. Maolio, vvh'aif njv we golns lo mnko out, cf baby? Afv. Hiielio���������t cim'l. moo ".cent in him. If he only Jw<] two lieadu or throe legs, no.w, ho .would pay dividends. ,"j :\ SToe ������) %. jmr %:)ilL. OVItR two million practical fruitier., mid stocVnifii My Intcnialioiial Stoclt I'ood i.s the greatest nuinial tonlcniid lif.-ilili prr-iervn- f var furaiitliilcil, Added to llie regular grain feed, it hel|)s digestion uud ii?siuiilatiou--[.n:iliU':. the stoclc to get rill the Rood oat of tlieir feed��������� builds n\i strength-mid keeps ilium in prime condition all winter, And coiti onlr 3 feeds for one cent. If you will write nnd tell us Imw many head A stock yon own, wc will rorwanl tn you Arc our $3,000, Stock ljook, - 106 INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD CO. LIMITED, TORONTO. Countless lmce boon tlio cures worked by llollowuy's Corn Curo. It nas a, power ot Its own not found in other preparation,'*. In line with HC'lMiUfitB' recommendation thai a morion of ijlatloiiH bo oa- labllubed In l'luroim from wliloh balloons cun be regulnrly liberated i'or air current mndy. Cierrnnny Iuib opened more Mm 11 /iftern Hiieb sin- I ions nnd UiiHida idau. lo esUibllnh ill'iy. TROUBLE WITH THE EYES The c-lToein "of low vllallly on tho eyemght are lltllo underiUocuI, or fow- I I jnal|.������- liy....a a; ������������������������������������ ';..r,..m ���������"\\oi\ trouble onmo������, Instead of tii'Ht jtryltiir to get the mtvoub ������y:.'tom into The jiroprb lor of the leiiiling drug (good coudlilon. More 111 a small Keiiiue.Uy ium wasj AVhen tbe i.i-rvt.-. bteome f-a-h.-iitr-.ted (.dining out 01' Um tioal dnor of his: about tho .'Ind indication Is wciiUiiohp piiii'.; ucit line.', ago. when a kiii.iII boy j of tho optic nerve, and consequent eyo .Mini, li.tniig 1.101HI nie in,).. 1 .11 m);!, i,ai./.il. .\.h. '.-.���������-'��������� '���������'" ��������� ","'-'-' -"-1!" ' Tl" gait witli his houii down y������.| butted i strain on Hi*' opMe nerve, in comin- siiw.iiH.. into him. '��������� uafly adjusting ninl focuslni. tho Ioiib ll.y, hid, i|eii)iiiiil"d ib- dr.'iagl.xi.'iir the eye. Is fiiormtiiiH, und wlien WhaiS, 1 In* inai'iiv 1 ihe nrrvoiin roree In the body is iliinlii. I am trjlii'i to l;.ip i������n li..y������ from i irihod tlu. ti-otible Is llr.4 toll In tlie ���������getting lill.) a llilht, pained lli.- joii'ig. ;*��������� Origin of Iron Puke The Iron Duke, ot courso, wns'Wellington, but lio camo by tho nickname in a roundabout way. Ilo was nover ao called until long after Waterloo. An Iron steni::sui., a novelty at tbo time, wan built in tbo Mcrfloy and named tlio Duke of Wellington, and bo tlio vessel .(line to be known 113 the Iron Duko, tlio transition being easy .and obvious. It wa'. tho duko's union of resolution and physical energy which mndo tho popular nnmo for the Mowy built steamship to (lc him llko a perl'eet cap, Snob, at least, is tho explanation of his biographer, Sir Herbert Maxwell. I understand, mild tho Judge, that you stole the watch of the do.lnr who hud jiml. written a pvcsoiiptlon for you ut (ho free dlnpensary. What havo you lo>B.iy lo Miin clinrAo? Well, your honor, pnld the prisonor, It'ls true, but I found myself In ti hole, Ills prosorlplIon wild a Hrmonl'ul overy liour, mid I luul no watch A (Ir11w14i.1i. can -|;i������ln aa iuilt.ulon of MINMU)'!*. I.INIMKNT from u Toronto house at. a very low prlco, uml havo It labeled hia own product. Thla p.ronsy Imitation 1- tho poorest, dm we Iitivc yet noon of tho many that every Tom, Ulqk und Harry but Irled to Introduce, Ask for .MINAKHh ami yn ai'd ecu Klnq of Floweru Ou Ihi. hcoiv of .'ibo alone the peony should eomiunnd the liferent af ull llowor lovers, It lias n history which befriin many l.unilreds of yearn ngo. The tree peony, Taenia iniiutan, It u Wrong End Flrtt Willie, said tho Infant's mother, as.- luted by lho Biiilileii ftiniciiranco ot n rich roliiilve. Willie, dear, kins yonr Uiuilo .lohn nml then K������ mul wash jour face ut once, A fomotts Inventor said: This inornlnK I v,*nH hIIIIiii. in a drtis filorn witltlrip' lo tjet n jiroseilp' tlon lllled when u youuc liiulunun entered. Tbo frlslimnii pointed <r������ n stuck of green enBtllo soap mul s:ud; Ul V.illll il allill. il' ux, Very well, sir, said the cleric. Will yon liavo It scented or linuc'Cntrd? I will take tit with mo, snid thu Irishman. Wlm ar. '. t I'm 1 11.' th.��������� buy.-, a������i!,'>-.l ih- <\n\'A 1, 'flu, I!..- lb" I'-J.'i.a it(lil nntl bv tovi'i-r lif-adaiheM. /unlive of China. This peony, more Mv fnrmln'-T new, n-il corpuseU-H In i rhnii any othor (lower- hns been tlui ihe'liiDdd. Hi'- Chase's Nerve l'oo.i re-, R'.ory and pride oi lh������ .C.ili.c.o Cov J 00c. a h-* or six box*s for at ill fl >aii.rs, or The Doa-ldn M'rli- ciii* Cift'oany. LifiMtud. Toronto. C.in.vt.i. /foi* 1 u r j net Iiv. is, ' .���������id n.ii'ii-' n.-t 11./ i 1 en. 11 /-. ii.i-i in. 1 i.ii: IV. N. U. 9/"i 'I'- '!;������������������!> ! .1...I ' nl-., ,��������������� li. 'i'i'.; ' P .I' II.-1,1 * t" ' ��������� i> ,. ��������� . II. -1 P. .f ih- Hides Wires in W 1 lr. A ll"W eh-i-li'ic wire iie'iiiiliiiL Cl'f JI���������Jtt." '.V i,:Jf)- S'A I , <��������� <>' ,' . tlr.-l (..-he; ;i!tlir'ti.-i| ;,, ,. ������hi' , ���������.-.���������n.i !..! I '!. H ..:' r Wy r ��������� h- Sp'M'tl; i������!i vlinll.iM the w.iMi-d iwrvi.' erlls and 1 nearly l.r������0U yearn find hns. been f.| Instils now vitmliy i.no iho opiu- ��������� Hiil������Je������t l'.n- llielr p.ilutu.; und a theme , iii'rvi' as well n������ the odn-r norvi-H of I'or their poets. In. Clilr.,t for more; rhe hiiilv. n/.'iil:ifbe l1-. not iiiereh than l.ofiit years ������ reeord has been} i> .-in H'lleved, SlKlit Impi'i Coat-iipation ���������- i* an enemy witliln tlie ramp. It will iindermiiio llu*. ,-uronton constitution and mln thn mn-it viuorou.i health. It le.ida* to liidiifi'itinii, Iiiliou.-afifss, impure Mood, bail naiipliisioii, pick llii-,ii\a(i,-^i.'s, ata',\ i* t.r : t.[ \\;-: \\\a\\. Uetluenl cili'A"! ot uppendicidsi. T*������ iu,l,,l:i-titiai.l'j-.v ���������iiK'Me. Pr Mur-.^'i ludmi Hoot 1'illt powtivily '"."���������'��������� CoiHtlpaiioii. They are ,���������- 'Irelv lull llu? i-ause Ju removeii. - Kepi of the pen.C-iituKO (it fiiedinut; of j ViWlaible ������n ("i.mj.om:-;; iipi\we.'- and. in^t.-ad nf tho lUil.-. piouy aud their <"hnraclorMllc������, ���������irken. wcikiin or*-. ..j.i i.*.*:ineH- 101A ii.-aki^'-ih'f |.ta..-He.> ot Its ureal beauty antl frflffninco liuuby u.-ari'iL' i:li������h-e.'. the i'\e.������ uio *troir,t>|. (H ������eiinitbs aRu the li.voriu; flmver of J -1'" 1 and 'li'1 " 'ii'T.i* n< wil'" 'inpiiv. it; I'li'u.ii'w i-iiipi-uk..;, ami it v;i, c,i" -' in o* i.-r> v, ay- ill'.'/a W'.ini. -iiiiil of (lowers. your h'.'-lth by t* i}\ ���������\������ j,,a VIS.J .'IJ 'hi A h' m 1 j if ffl ft F*fc������.a.f*mt- zi-^-.MA&r1*:- t- o t THE NEWS, CUMBETUJAm B. C l-Vi/r kw,i .i.r. * if Gin fills rf(> ������*. . ii,-,-. Rheumatism When (lie Kiiln.yj rail toMo tlieir work of ilisclmfslnc .- r.t a.c.1,d,,rom llle *y*tem, the rcnult U iheumatlsiu. Uulll the Uilney.i resume tills irork in a ������������tural health way, no cure is possible. cjirc itiemiutism buicisly'and (brail tiroeWause tfaty are the most prifectJCIifuey ConectiTeevertltscovered. l'rom all pnig-g-lAla, 50 cU, per box, ,' ' f 6 ������or.^;S������oi; direct ftom . ' ib." l<iJi������MiOr.jMdChiinlo/llCo.1������fCi.iii\liii:ii.l . TarenVa REMBRANDT AN EASY MARK Japanese Tell How to Live'100 Years The troublo Is that it involves Riv- ins np coffee, uud'thero aro some peo- Plo who thlulc that a century without The Great Painter ..Was a Victim of ; Reckless Speculation .-- .-..���������_ ..nm. ui.u a cemury wunou. . German art students who have been, P������ru>c would, in Kins Charles words, mve_n_,atlng the reason why Item- S������ au. "nseioimblo llmo dvins. Nut hi":nirtt' rlir.^1 l.���������..���������l���������....... 1 1 __ 1 liPi'li-ui. ll,.. ���������a.a',._ ;.i *. '., ^^'liiiitlfe.Jljtt-Ojij- M lillHirHS Belter A Life is Uncertain ^hejife of a wooden tub Save time-temper-doliars-by using utensils ihat seem to never Tfear out Made of Eddy's Fibreware Ask Your Dealer / Just a* good Eddy's Matches Heating .... ,_ , brandt- died hopelessly bankrupt havo discovered that ho was- an Incorrigible speculator. It had hitherto been popularly supposed that ho was, compelled to remain poor because or his extravagant lovo of jewels, ' Unfortunate speculations turn out to havo been tho cause of liis tluanelul ruin. Documents have boen disinterred showing that he olliclally 'in- lormcd the iinuiiciptillTy of Amsterdam that he had suffered heavy losses in business transactions as well as IhrousU damage?, and losses'on* tlie hlfih seas, -U was at a time, liMO-fiO, when all l-lurope was encased ;l:i feverish mon- ey makin>; in connection with Holland', meteoric 'tomiiuTel.nl ������������������ prosperity. Spe:,ulatlon took place on a rivlvloss scale Immense fortunes were -sunk in shipping, banking and .-oioa'.al et.lorpriaes, Itembrandt. whose hlg-hlv artistic mu uro wn.**, sadly devoid of even elementary luisiness sense, fell an easy victim to'lhe scheming speculators of a oj l'ronzKd tlnance, and he lost JiU emiro fortune.' Alany of his pictures were seized for- debt by tho loKal aulhorllies. beforo the can- uses were half finished. Uankrupicy iimilly overlook him and "compelled him to sell all his properties, his home and priceless work,! of art under the Hammer, at sacrifice prices. , Exchange Your Farm Lands We.have a number of clients with cash ami clear title Winnipeg property -,vho are willing-to exchange fo. good values in improved or unimproved farm lands. State all particulars of anything VOu havo to offer ' To tho large or small investor wo have some choice propositions to of-' acr choice acre lots close to Portage Avenue car line, 5-100 ' cash S"5 ��������� balance $10 per month. 35 ft. lots well treed, close iri. handy 'to ear fi-'- l'nce 5200 per ioi, ?10 cash and 510 per,month.. Sondes p'nrtleular. "07 what you have, for sale in farm land ���������or cilv propcrtx ^__^SC0_i^^ : o 22 Canada Life Building. Winnipeg ' .. Agents, wanted at all point.. EXPECTED DEATH FROMJAY TO DAY Another Case Where Life Was Saved and Health Restored by Nerviline We. have ail read and heard of the agonies of sciatica, but only those who have been tortured by this dread 'malady can fully appreciate what it must meau'to be cured after years of suffer- ing. '���������'-" It i.s because he feels it his solemn duty, to tell to the world his faith in ntjrvilino that Victor P. Hires makes tho following deearation, -"For three years 1 was iu the Royal Mail service, and in all kinds of weather had to meet ��������� iho night trains. Dampness, cold, and exposure brought-'on sciatica thai, affected my left side. Some times an attack would come on. that made-nie powerless to work-. I was so nearly a complete cripple that 1 had to givo up my job. I was in despair, completely, cast down, because th c mon e_._l__i___.n__i i-_n n__l- i-.y.i 11 g_l n Ship your Furs and Hides to B. a LE VINSON, .31-283 Alexander Ave.,'Winnipeg Wi'i to for Prlco List am. Shipping Ta_s MOT AND HEALTH TO MOTHER MO eHILO. Mrs.Winslow's Sootiuno Syiu-. 1i.v. .cmi SrS.,i?f.S_:r.8IXTy v*A������������hy MILLIONS of MOUIERS tor their _Ilir,_RKN witirw 30UTIIKS the CHILD, SOI'TRNS thr- IUMHL ^ I V,-a alt TAIN CUKIW Wl SI) COT.IC am. ib the best remedy ior DI.VRUimjA. it i.i al> solntely harmless,. He nine ami ask ror "Mrn. Wmstow's Wootliin.. Syrup," mid take BO Otl*el kind Uweutyfiveceuteu bottle. Quite Old Tho maiden lady of uncertain age becameindlsnant when the census takes askod hor .ne, Did you hoo tlio ftlrln next door? the askod; the Hill twins? Certainly, ropliod the census man And did they lelj you Iheir ime? Ves. Well, sho snapped as she sl'ml the door in his face, I am Jr.it as old thoy aro. Oh, vory well, raid,, Ihe census man to hlmsoll', and he wrote down In lils book: ,'iaue .'lohnson--as old ns the Hills. The Clue IMy wlfo will know I ilniuk loo much nt the baiKiuet,. Why, you are walk Inn hum Is In on- OURh. Hul look at the rottun umbrella I picked out, . Here's������'chance for yon lo buy your range from (he factory and save 30/j��������� to buy it on easy terms ancl to get the very range you would choose, even if you had to pay the retail price. Our freo book nhowi you eut-ily w!_t th*������tiga ii like. It d������������ icrili.i rich paint (ilitfty, ���������ml wa tuarant������a eur rang* tu ba jmt at repreienttdr Ymi itiijlin ������������������ wMI i������������p tii* mil] profit. Mill (lit coupon lo.dny. Dominion Pride Range No Explanation" You are eharsed, said the jusli.o as a suspcetod person carrying firearms. Well, your honor���������:i mean, vour wor.shiii~t.liat is, your lord, stuttered the del'endaul, it's ,a mistake, It, wasn't, au off onco; it was all a joke��������� and a good one. . Hxnlniu yonrsolf. said the justice tfazinj;- at him .solemnly. . ' Well, sir, it's all a rather elaborate preparation for. an excellent pun 1 am in the hahit of perpctratim? on occasion.. [(, takes a Ions' time to explain, hut it is very funny. (lo on, snid tlie .1. P., siorniy Well, ..sir; Ilrst you get a pair of old pistols and put them in your nook- ot, You seo? Thon you get the company lo speak about balloons. It Is rather dillicult sometimes; bul: you can lend up to It hy oallinj. the iast 'speaker 11 f-vasbiis-., if he's a llltlo fellow. (let on! rou red '..ho jnnllce . Then you say your life was, once, saved hv pnrnc'iuies. Well? The corners or llie ,l'.l\'s mouth wore now iwlluhliiK wiih niif-cr. Then when Ihey say 'Xonsenno!' you draw out lhe old pislols, Whal? P.'.lr-o'-tihools! Hee'l screamed lhe defendant, in convulsions. Splendid! said lhe J. P. Three month's hard labor. get-well was wasted. .1 was' speak ins to my chemist ono day. and he recommended /Xorviliutv ' I' had this Kood liniment rubbed on several limes a day and s.ol, relief. [ continued this Ire-aUnenf four mouths aud was cured, i have used all kinds of liniments, and can (rulhrully say that .Nerviline is far slroiwr. more poneirating and intinltely better than anything else for relieving" pain.--1 urge everyone wllh lumbago, neuralgia, rheumatism, or sciatica, to-uso ."Nerviline. I know- it wlll cure them." ��������� , (let Nerviline to-day, large family sIzcAGOc.i-lrisil size, :if,c; all dealers or The Catarrhozono Co., Buffalo, X. Y.. and Kingston, Canada. . perhaps lhe coiree- clause in tho Jap nneso recipe for living a century is not one of the most important. The lirst essential of (his Kastern specific for longevity is to get married. Here too; there are conni'mod old bachelors who will declare that sixty years of single .blessedness is hotter ��������� worth while than a cycle 0f wedded bliss But- they aro in the minority, aud may be tn off against the'confirmed spinsters, who forgetting the examples set them by iheir mothers, view all men with aversion. . Happy married life .makes for placidity and repose, and then in (urn make for long life. Then yon. must sleep for at least seven hours in a dark room and the windows'must be kept wide open. The liour of going to bod should he an early one; early too. should he the hour of rising. Hast and West agree on the wisdom of tho old couplet: Karly to bed and early to rise .Makes a man healthy"and wealthv and wise. 'The .lapane.e. favor moderation as .warmly as did Arlslole of o?d, who sot virtue in lhe mean between "extremes, They bid us shrink from all excess of passion; from anger whicli consumes and billeruess which corrodes; from joy aud sorrow save'in such restraint as makes the person wlio experiences (hem Iheir, master. The emotions should not be allowed' to manifesi themselves' In (he face. - *: Xor should we" work (00 much nor ihlnk too much. 30ating should bc indulged in moderation, especially iu hot. weather. The Japanese are as euraesf believers of living in the open as any Dr. dolor among us. . Fro.- iliient bathing is another of their pet beliers. They believe .in taking, of baths twice a day, or oven more fro- fluently. Jjut first and last they counsel tho way of matrimony as tlie "way of hoalth. It is not good for man to be alone���������no, nor women, either. bl'iic.:.^ hSada_h������-all vanish when you take wa-Dru-Co Headache Waters Uiey do. not contain phtnaoetln. aceUnUld. tnnm,>a,-.\_ -> . "���������"*".��������� ."'ci.iaociin. aCBUlllllC. ���������������rph������As. optum or any other dangerous drug. *oo. a box al your Druggist's. 123 __ . "Q * "-HrMIC.tCO. Of CANAbA.llMITlD. New Rival" Powder Shells superior shooting of Winchester "New il'.'shotgun shells ia due tothc.Win- chester method of construction and loading, which has been developed during over forty ycirs of manufact-' uring in a country where shotgun shooting is a science. Loaded shells meet, the exacting conditions of ���������ican sportsmen are sure to anybody. Try "New Rivjil" and then you'll understand. or thu mil) w o.y Tin-: itox Different An frls4i priest had labored hard with ono of his lloek lo in'diic. hiia to give up the habit (i,i'd,.,:n!;!,.i;.:, hut lho man was reluctant, . I tell you, 'Mle'i't.-l. a!n;,i ,|lf, .j,.^.^ whisky ia your wo "ft enemy, u;:i] y,n,' should keep-as far awry irom it'as y-ju can. My iiiiiny.'is :;, OitLer? resp ruftaA .Michael. And II wt* yo i_ i'iVi::i,i."-.o\; sllf ihnl was lellln' us In \\\n puipii only last Sunday io love onr niii-.i;>:?! So I was, Michael, roioiiiml ih: priest, but was f aiiywli.n-o li-lling you 10 swallow 'omV Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere Saving the Situaticn It was a blood-curdling tragedy to which lhe -visiting football team "had been invited by tho sporting manager of the local theatre. The tinal scene- was lhe execution of the villian." He was standing at tlieU'oot o������ the gallows iu the prison yard waiting his doom.- : Suddenly a chicktn, which had been employed in a former part of the play, escaped and rushing noisily across the stage, took refuge under fho gallows. 4Uiis.-uafnra!!y_G!-������ated-ii-divei'sion-and- the audience laughed. The company on the0stage stood wondering how lo turn the situation.' Suddenly one of the footballers shouted out���������- I'.low yonr whistle, gitv'nor. ���������' It's a fowl in'tlie penalty'area! Cl ��������� FARMERS BARLEvy���������������rfm2?\lur! ������' oettlno the blahest prices fbr PORT ARTHimLAX.' tby ,sh,PP|nn th������,r ������������������������������ '"ts to FORT .rvr.r ARTHUR nncl li.ivlnn them sold on commission by THOMPSON, SONS AND COMPANY i������rata^^.H^������WELL-KN0WN FARMERS' AGENT3 ADDRESS 700-703 V��������� GRAIN EXCHANGE. WINNIPEG WHEAT, OATS. WILLIAM , AND THE WORLD-FAMOUS/ REPUTATION OF THE CUNARD LINE is fully maintained in the magnificent.new (1913) one class cabin (in ' twin screw steamers "Andania" and "Alaimia." t n,.,,��������� n , MAGNIFICENT APPOINTMENTS. r.ouns:., Gyniiiasitini, DrawniK-room. Smolslmr-rooni. Oncu -m.l C.mvit.i I'l'-jtiicniules. Sp..������ioua- St-.Uorooms. Oi-clieslra LiMcica SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SAILING DECEMBER 9th frn,��������� d Liverpool. New (1913) S.S. "Alaunla" carry..".Tone ei������o c.bln n"Vnrf third class only. Early application" for reservatlo is rccomme ,deiV ��������� ior iMirtliHilar. of bbIIIiiri. nnd savvleoa rrom Montreal, T'"-. ir.c V.osion .iml New York apply lo Local Agent*, or "' J'0!>Ion THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.,'30. Main Street, VVInnipej,. b��������� /_������ _car. A Connecticut, man, while visiting New Vork, decided that he needed a bulldog at his country home, and bis wife and son admitted that ho did. Unfortunately, however, tho three could,not agree in-a choio so llnally the other bought tnree dogs, the selection of each, from three different dealers, A.<3 the family wero to .spend the sunimer in the White Mountains lie gavo instructions to havo the dogs shipped to bis' destination there, at the ..amo timo hiring the stablekceper at. the hotel to be on the lookout for iho dogs nud to caro for them until ho arrived. A Tew days later he received this reply: Dear Sir���������Your three bulldogs arrived all right last night on tho samo iraln. I locked them up together last night in a box stall. Vours truly, Sam Wheeler. I'.S,���������We have only one box- siall. I'.S.��������� iOU will liiivf. to buy some more bulldogs, FREE sK. ul&ht? 'L0ttw and Sami)!d ar������'n'Bas7 ���������? \-r, V r "amo and addres3 and wo will put you on our rrialllns: list���������'t'a f.vn t n, h. keep you posted on markot prices for grain l- U.' ������--K _a^S xis^^ r CENTRAL GRAIN COMPANY, LIMITED COMMISSION MERCHANTS ^m GRAIN EXCHANGE - WINNIPEG Paid-up Capital, $150,000 MAN. rtefe r.nces, 'an, Comm.rclul Agency, Dank or NEARLY ALWAYS SOME BAD JUDGMENT ., BUT NOT. IF YOU SHIP YOUR CRAIN TO Canada Atlantic Grain Co., Limited L'lcenseil- , GRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS bS" Exchanoe '- - Winnipeg, Man. Uonde" ' Esta HI Ished 1CII0 He Gets tl'.i Prlzs There are many ways in which a mini may show poor judgment, but. lhe prize belongs lo the man who buys an milo ln order '- nave shoo loaUim*. Worms in children, If ihey h... no. altendod in, cause convulsions, and often ikutk. .Mother tl raves',, Worm l.xl.u'inlimlor will proiecl, inc children from those dlsli'i sslng nl'i'lloihnis. He was iind.'iiliiljly rrom far beyond tho suburbs, and as lie wat walliltig aliuiH' a ciiy slreoi ho stopped in front of,lhe lire enitli'e house and looked in. Hare many lire. In Ihis (own? he asked. Veil, iv. hnwi Ihem |.rclty olli-n, re- lillcil the llreiiiiiu, 1'lve.r try in tu'e h.iw tpilck vou can hitch up'.' oh. yes, At Ihnl iiKiiiicul an alarm came In. Al, lhe llrsl ."Iroke of tho j-ong the men r.nshcd to iliclr horses, 1 hi* dooiti of the slalli-i openrd and wdlilii a few .seeoiids men, horses and cart were .ipeodini; down lho inivel, Tlie yoiiiuv man .waiched llm |>rn- ceedlii-us wllh admiration. Well, he .l.i.i ... . i i ��������� -a ....... ��������� I ... ,1, llu'i'n nlu'i many l.iwu". wln-re they'd go io all dial trouble lo show a mdinger what Ih.',v can do. Minard's Unln-.ent Relieve. Neuralgia . MH. . ���������������.,. Cvvtiai.ntaaai tM'aji a.nCa,lHt Thai boy In trying lo tliiiKt.' tho coin you gnvo him out of li If- toy bunk! exclaimed the koIIcIiouh aunt. Vi'H, ruplU'd the lmtloiu. father, Il'������i ii itrral Idea. Ily putting r. penny hi IiIh bank and lotting him rattle <i out, wi: v..,!! ka<.|������ lilm out oi iiit..i',lie' b> lhe hour. A .siirbuibiui mliilriter diii'ln; BABY'S OWN TABLETS Piiiby'K own Tableln are lhe best medicine a. inother cnu nlvo her llltlo ouea, They are absolnlely wafe, bi\- iiiK i;uiii'iinleed by a Rovernmenl. annl- yut to ('onluln neltlier oplr.l.e.-., uiireof. Ich or oilier liarnil'ul druiVH. They are nood for all children from Ihe newborn babe In.jlio (.rowhtK child, 'I'hey cure eoitnllimtiuii, IndlKOiuloii, oxpul woruiH, break up colds ami mnko toclhlti.; eitKy. ]\\ fact they are a cure I'or nil lho minor lllu of llltlo ouch and n box MinuSd alwayn bn kept. In Hie hm.H.> iih a mifcuiinrd awiliml' .-Hidden atlackrt of v'.uitiiiicli or bowel iroiiblcH, Mi-H. .1. T. Illcliard, HI. Nor- lx'rr. X.M., niiyn: "r Awo fmind .Miihy'������ Own Tablets all Hint It claimed for ihem. My baby KUfforc,'. (rom hln Hlniiiach and bowi-ln and the Tnblelrt cerialnly did him .'rood." They arc tiold by all medicine dralcru or by niiill nt U.-ic. a box from Tho Dr. Wil- liaiiis" Medicino Co., Hroekville, Out. Tlie Proven Asthma Remedy. Sinco iistluiiu existed tliero has been no lack of much heralded remedies, but thoy Imvo proved short lived and worth- low, Tho ovor-B'rowltiK roput at Ion ot Dr. j. U. KollosR'B Asthma remedy has kIvcii It- u, placo In- lho Hold of medicine which no oilier can approach. It has never been pushed by MOiiuatioiuil method*!, but has simply Komi' on efl'ectlni. relief and' mnklni; new converts. ,\ Xew Jvrney man recently icached the conclualon thnt bin elghl-ycar-old' hoy Ih ii trill, too brlpihi. At dinner ono evening Ihe falher had beon mil err;'. In lug a number of friends from Philadelphia with a funny :,tory. This war. nt deHHert. The yoiinusler had been very quiet while cat liu. liln prevloiirt cnurKon; but hero ho nruHO lo lhe occiihIoii In line stylo, iVheii iho liiiijthter Induced by bin fallier'u himuir hml ceimed, the hoy, with a Hue nliectiillou of dellsh't, nald: Now, dad, dn tell the oiln'i' mm! No Wonder You uro always tnlliliiK about the hluh nml of llvliiK. Woll, that', about all I hear al home. I'rum yonr wifo? , HpoakliiK of oiUniotiod did you neiulf,. ')"��������� "V,1!1 !",*N ������"c ,s linnet. i\o are mu hhiiium lur iluihii advciiirtrd in-,'���������", "'*' ",1!< 'J'"' > (':1 ,,,���������<",��������� $700 IN CASH PRIZES CAN BE WON WITH A LOAD OF 15 STEERS at the FOURTH ANNUAL TORONTO FAT STOCK SHOW UNION STOCK YARDS, TORONTO SATURDAY AND MONDAY, DEC. 6-8, 1913 There ore other Liberal Prizes offered.���������Entries closj NOV, 05, 1913 ''������������������������' "'I Information addiVMii c. F, TOPPING, Secretary, Union aStock Yardr., Toronto EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Robert Miller J. H. Aahcrnft, Jr., J. W. Wbcnton Martin Gaidho.i.e Stove Polish A Winner attheRan^e _?*teaTE I THe F* Fl DaucyO(ito|No'dust NoWaSTKI HAMILTON, CANADA INORUST nm Hli'iirllt-iiK nu; Whal to do ; ' Table.' Vot. Wliill did you net 7 A. ,ll|i wltlr(iiio word iit-liiU'd on It; K:it ill ''Now suld tho |iholOKi'a|iln''i' In llu youni. num. It will mako n miieh Inn ter :ilfture IT you nut your hand J mil* fathi'i-'H nhoulder. lliiiniili. niuiili'ail th,' father. H would be inoiv liahlnil If li������> |n)i It <fi my |.i'i:lii-l, In be vory Inri 'C ih .' i,,k. ft Wl sou, Well, ������he'n KfllltiK on In lli world said Hi'i^ou. Up no louver llrulH it neccHH.iry lo .st.-iri a (iiiiirrc wllh tho waller iu u restaurant tn ut i rnd at tent Ion. W. N. U. 97 i7r = 1 hi, dlHrmurHo one Sabbath iiioriiliu. ^aid: , In taeli hind.- of {���������.������.,. there i.. a mu- moli, The followlnj; day one of liln I f.oek discovered the Kood man |ii|ch-1 , hifi a l.i wu mower ahmit IiIm Rardf-it | Utut i.ii'l.x-d to sa;; Well. i..u.ao'.i. im' i;liul to Fee you fngiMicil In cuitliipi On the .le.'tin<*r the little bride wnn very miieh i'otiei-1'iied about her IniK- band who was irouhled with dyKf.ep. Hln. Mv hiiHband Is pcoull.irly lluble in i-pii"i������.'kii',si', tajiiinn. remarked tho \ liihle. Could yon tell hint whal to io In ciiiai! of an attack? That won't bo rifrefisary. madam, RHIl* VOUP. CriMN TO rETER JANSEN COMPANY IrSF ���������������-������--������ - ��������� mu,.. 8SBJPS6. iss _ tlbtfll Adv.nce. Prwfi ������,.,,., C������UC.-������������ your cormoti': Hhort Try Murine Eye Remedy IC yrtii have Ucd, Weak, Watery r.svn or (,r.inulatctl Kyelldu. Doesn't Snitiit, ... ... .. i ���������..���������".'.��������� ���������Soothes Uyo I-aiil. DrilKK!>*������* i=oU ,v,',"'l, l"c' r:,''lail,; '>* "'" <��������������� It- Murine Kyt Remedy, Liquid, 2.w, 5*:. M;:rm_ V.yti Hn)v* tn A,-.p������;,- Tub^, ioc, SHe. V.ye Hooks Tree bv Mail. ������������ tt* ratilt ���������*** Ur All ttft thit Hi** Crta Hurlnt I.y* Kamady Co., Chfc-gc P.'iw, whal Is tho snir-k.* -'if- al������ iyfl Willie s-iitee-.������ Paw.-The follow who N .oiro'viii;. iniiU'lief, niy 5,011. A To>'b ReaBon A Ikmton ni.'in nan a Hon who bun just entered .school. He was iui|i|������o���������- ���������'d to lm eiij(.,\l(i|; ll, but one morning tlllM |.|K| HOtfti III. Ualli'.'d Inlfl f|)i. ,(!,;. I11K room where bin l.ilher saw h;nlni; breakfa-t ami i< marki'd: I'm tiri'd 01 I'oiiijr ui a-rh.^ii, j������,t, | Ihlnk I'll hto|i, Will? ada.-.l ih, f..t!:et". Abut I. joilr ol.JiTtlon lo t'(ftnA to M'honl? Ob. niiMwi'i'i-d ibi- lioj. ii tircakn rp the <lu} ������y. t aa, Not Quite Alway* The tyideal 'eiili-kiii' ������|"i*.-n*r Liteb for A lial|l_. il^vgyB Yiuinj; jjcttrt ii;���������i jurft told hU mother of bin (iiwaK������,:iiL-nt lo a charm, lm; yowii. woman wlm was not. bh.r.. ed wllh muck of this world'H j;oodi������. and he me* wiih lirnvd''.*. . bj. etf.^n. Now, niotiii-r i|i;.<. .aid Uie youu- man. don't be muiiy t\\<h i��������� ��������� t���������r iall- in.'. lit love v, Kb bet. lb-hit *. yon wen- it jrtior uh'. when .wu ilr.-.t mo\ Uilbfr Yea, i,-|t'i. .1 Mi li-11 Hni ho Wioa Mnn- f.iiln r. iieil hint i',. .I,-"- i ,.; , ���������iiii*i'.i.ii| Well, miii'i :, li- ��������� , s i ^olir. '.������ Ili-.r,; :,i d,>!;'t ,. it ..." ���������ii I r-if 'vi-d I mat- ii v.otilil :be ); ��������� .I'll - r aff "������������������ m$. #*w*.' (^gggggiA^g.' ^j^^^ M*Hf "^ror?^_i>W������W^ ���������yiiiB^i������nmi������<i������ iV-f* LN TIIKCOUN-'TY. (Ol'R.TU 1$ 'NANAIMO LIQLDF.M AT CUMBERLAND. f- GuinMand Ito i'i;very by "Wednesday the :< fi. Curnberlanci ^ TiiK MATTElt of &us:_i EU* i ; .thing. Company. ���������I. I w.l. iv.t hold itpolf viiL-it- ?or tin:- opinions ol olh-' :.- uu-.y r*,j>j)e:iv in its columns , ";i''!.o. r.o titm>.,. ���������?:-;i*:si>AY'"i>K(-. st io_8 ������������������ i. _2_. _K. r. U 1 i.\,.iV '% ���������'���������>���������' 10 '''.\K.P AND WAlVl - ' . /-iVa-ll l! lit , i'*.-a' J>11- ii ,,. ia,.',',-' a>) a a I Vjilil-lll. a. I (��������� !\ .ll-..a-l'- to lt)K>I I'lld '���������' . ' ���������'' .JiLlllltlh JUT '.M lli.lll.'l. <f Wallt'l ������������������ ' in*iiiit-ti C.-.-el-, ^* t.".-.:Ii ii'iava Im a a 7,v (lirc'i.n fbi'uf.-j'i NWeant It -, ������������������,:���������]. ..e..l t'hi;.. j r. is;*.. St.rniln of fSdur- ��������� i .���������* , uvl-ii wet v.f Hi,.; (Jualivitim \' ��������� '7',: water wid na Oivut.d a. .91)0������������������ ..a.i.'i'. Iv.iin lad.*-..}* svil will bo UHi-d ���������*������ ..������������������*.- i raiiWHy \\\ {ift'-n on Uio Liul aa*-- ,.'i-'l r.s tt.ilwuy Hight oi Wny. TJii- , ��������� uni ]������is'u;<l o i tno grownl on tbo !���������.��������� ...y of Aprl. VJI.'j. 'Ihu anplicatiin . L'.i ti;cd in the olfieo id this \\\ter Rt- 'ior iU Victoria, IJ. (1. Objections may ..'.���������.-a with tho .aid Wat'T R������coriUr er i-i, i,;o. Comptroller of Water Righ*., a" -! m-i.t Iluildi'.-i.'H, ViCTN IV C. '"! 'i' J.M \LT v1* NANAIMO Tt.-tfLVTAY Applicitit il. K P.KASLKY Apfi*_t r's'.'A . ra?7 WATER NOTICE VOL A LK'-KXOE TO FAKR AND USE WaTKK. .nor Tyson deceased, intestate., AMI')- j IN TIIK MATTER of tho "Qdl- 'jial Administrators Act/-' TAKKoNOTICE thai; hy ordor oi Uis Honor Judgo iiarher, madoth. Bthdny' of Novombur., 11)13,1-was ai^oiniixl Adunnif- triuor- of tUt. Estate af the t.l*>vo- iiioi.tiimwl iJt'O.wiset). and jiU ;>ar- a ' SI tii-.-. h-ivit.ir ������;luiii'.s au/diist iho rig -���������iid c-.-al-.v?.' as*<*- h'jrcby ivquiro<rUi , .ui'uh.ii iaiiio. ' proj������t-u!y veriiu'd, to wK-'un t.)'.' bot'oiv iho JUlliday lVta-u.iiajr, U������.:$. AND nil p:\r- tie-; indcblod to "-aid ���������, a^taro, in. I'l'ijiiireil to pay iho amount ol' ihoir iiuh'btednus'S to mo forth- with. Dntud this lltl. day of Kov.m- hcr, 1013. ' " ' , W, Wvsi.Kv Wn.r.,\up, Official Administrfitor, Cumborland, IJ. Ca IN. TUE COUNTY CO WIT OF NANAIMO. HOLDEN"' ' ' ATCUMU1_11LANI>. IN ^IIE aiAT-TKU OF DanKd Mug-.m dcwascul, int^stat-o, who diod ai Cinnborland,. Jj. C- o";i'|f ��������� Juno 2&ih 1U13. .'" ���������' AND '..- IN THE MATTER of the ������-Offl- cial Ad tninist rato i'ii ���������Vet.''' TAKK NOTICE that by or- der of His Honor Judge Barker, mado lho tith day of November, J.913, L was appriinod Admjiiis- tralor of tho Estate of the abov������- tnentioued decea.-<ad, and all pnr- tiof. !>avin{f claims a^ais.ist the said estate are hereby required to furais't Pamo, properly vcrilied, to mo on or boforu tho 13th of, De- NOTICE is hereby it>eii lhat "������fiqni- . .. t k Kairico Kdlw-y, of .YicU-ri*;, ���������'. C wi'i j'^sily i'.ir alk!atv.*a to tako nncl ^-i. IDO.fKJO ������ uli.ns p:r ?A ln.r.j-f', nl v. Aer ������������������i (������ ci.-niJy i.'rtxk, n'liicii iii^.i. iu a nor- ..������������������rlj i'i (.etiou thraiiiyh No".v.-;i&tI������ Dit;- '���������!���������.:��������� ..ini iicpliea iuti* 1>.eii Is.-y, no-jr sai.acwis'l Creel;* Tii3 wnt it will 1>j (livor ������������������ il il.'Jl30" ic-p.tvuiitii frm.-i Railwiy mul ���������v-.ii ieusf.-.! for G.aci'u. Kulwiy piupo������es ft '.lit. liiinl iksa.-iibct ni Ll.-iiliv&y Right of Wty. Tiiis n������bioe \v.m pi-uttd en . thc-}cotliboi'. 1913. AN1.) all partii' "7?o5vmn)?rT^r^ni'--ti-y-n������^-|)Rl^ c^hitt.'. arc ' ro- J.-.-.0 at ijI'OA'-.i'.'c vill Vi's' iilocl in "ha o'lkv ��������� i i' ti .. ,'r ti ��������� " J- . cii}ircd to pay tlie amonut of their -.,; lhe Wator Record.r at Vi^'-ni, U-O. | ,j , , ,' j ^ ' . . . 0'=.j';ct.o:.H m-iy b^ Bl.-fl with tho .nicl I U^A)toiMio>s to mo forth with. ' Wiitcr Recorder tr with iho CotnytroUfir Dated this lltli day of Novoni ������f Wafcir l:i.;litsr P.irliament J'lu l.iiims, Victorii, 15 6. >:sQUiMAi;r'& nanaimokailway Ajiylicaut \\, V.. LV. iSLRV ' Agpnfc _pl!(> r.iy������ WATER NOTICE FOR A LICKNCR Tv) TAKK AND U.SB WATRR. ' NO LICE ialii.r.by jjivna tint Y. qu\- v\;Ai o!; Naiuiirao Hiuhv.y nf Viotoria, Il C. will n-.>p'y tor n licontM tu ta'^o and Mro. 100,000xall'-na [i.vr'2-i hour!, ol water 0.1s ol -UukIdo C.colc, which flown in a ' r.airtli.r'.y <!irccliou itiroia;ti Ja'.-.'sou ������is��������� tritt .'iml i aiyilK-.s i.ito U.-iyiui St>iim". ne ir TsiiMo Rivlt. Tlio M'.itor will b-a ilivn"tid ?.i ll00-upalr������f������m tt.nn Ku'.way unit v.*!i lm until for Oiiworii] Usilwiiy inupuici on lho l.liil ihiiiuTthnl ai railway riglit nf w.-yThis n.iy'oo wnn poair-.l on Aa.) (jronml in tlm Si*al diy of" _.r..t\ li'M*), Th<. ni-plicali.'.! wj.l bo fil'iil In tho 1'llliv.i o( Hid "<iYiil.or R co.-iler, Vlr'torilt, !!.(.'. O- j-jaiLiou". mny iKilikrl with the miiil WaU-r Hihmi'.Ii ;��������� or with tin (l.imp.rollcr ������'f Wi:������r( l!',;;l'.t������, lv.(r!iaii.9,il H-iilii'm^-i, Viamii. 15, C. iM',u:!M.\r,T ,*;��������� VA,vi\nioHAn..w.\Y Appli'j.i.'il il. V.. KA.S1.KV Av'.'..!: IN THR COUNTY COURT OF KANAt.MOU(M.l)WN AT CrMHKUIuNM) JN TIIK. MATTKI*. OV ...dm Sridili uljio ItiinvTii in- .I'lhii iSiiivlh ili'i!i',!'.������,), inrcsi.i t'i. 'i ht) dii-il u* Kfi'l I-liiiulon July b, VAVd. wn IN TITH MATH.U .1 i!"t\'l' ill A'l.Jiii.'iiiri't-ir.* Ai-:" '1UKI" N'OTli'ivtb'-l i-V u'd.'t' ���������; Hif; If'ifi'ir .firJ'.'H J'/rk-.-", I'l.c'- , Mifotli dav uf NdVi-'.ibrr, ]J)lo T ������������������ ti-; fpp'itr'.f't 1 Aflniiiu-.ir.-n r 'if t..������: K '..at' ;f ;li������ ub ������'.' - i>:i-i.- liOl.t (J d'. {*���������������:<!���������������',(. -������������;���������! :l!l Jill!-.'.' ))Uvilli* cliiini.-i ai'niii t, i In- /���������_!,! '���������- ' ���������< l>,'!' !l'' H-H"')" I uio 11 fiuiii*, ju'iju-rty '. Htfj un or lii'i'nii- th.- 1.'' <��������� i)ftc:iiili.T. iyi;:. A\A titu i.idc'ui'.l t.'. h iiii . : wj'jin-'J i<> j'.'y i ��������� - ... il.vir iiuJ������djinli!i.������, * t-j in ��������� with. pAlwl this 1 lilt il.ty uf S-.'t i \et. Ifll.'t W, \Vi.������i>:v \\'i������i \t'i������. (MHct.ti .'"I:i.: i '.: i- a-\ l!'������M������'<-.l :��������� '. "��������� ' bur, 1913. Ofiicial Administrator, Ctmtbcjrhuid, B; C. i iftV 'M IM THr-1 COUNTY COURT -OF " NANAIMO. HOLDEN AT CUMBERLAND IN THE MATTEK of D.ini,l 0������- OurnJljiih-o known S3 Daniel John O'Co.nielt, duco:\scl, inles- tuto, who iViud at Cnpo Commor- oil, Hnp'ii't l)ia-;U-ict or. J-uuvuy p " 20,1913. AND ' ;S in nn*: m/vTHmi (,: ii.f,''OfficiaUpl . Ad--niiiv,fti"'ii';i':-' AciA' |i| TAirr. JuvncK i-.-y by wd^. a4 ��������� ��������� *���������*������ Hi-.- iioii'.-vr .Jnd'n:. i>!i?l\i--, .suilr^ tho ull) day of NounVotr, \\*lu, ?;|| w.ih njipoiiiU.".) Aiiiv.in".! tnitor 'A'fy lbt> Estate of thfi aibov.-. iiu'-il'tiornid :^ cleciTiB.!, r.iv.l all )>inti;-:-a i'.aviri|'. w f.'liiitri8 ft������.'iio.-������l In.) raid f.s;.-UL ar-; \x huri'by rcijiiii'i".' '."��������� rin :".i-*b. tiam'.lw proj/erly voriiii."!. !o mi. m\ ",t bi-Jw luro llui L'Hh day i.i 1 VaiiIm;;', !W 181?.. A.\l.������ 'Al j.i-flJ 'hid ...Ail n,jH Hitid eh:.*", uro ii'i(i;in-i'. '.. jia,; ViuhyA 1 111' ! (' ������.'!.!"';!���������! 7,1-. Ml Anything }7t^ii want and whatever'/ , way you want it. Below are a few cf things we print ,. how well YOU will be pleased LETTERHEADS ill LUI KA US I'iNVJ']Olli l'ATMPH LISTS ' ' CATALOCHTES ��������� " MENUS BLOTTKltS DODGERS POSTERS SHU'PING TAGS VISITING CARDS ��������� ilUSINEaSS CARDS ������ W IC D1) IN G ST A Tl < )N E1 IY HALL PROGRAMMES ETC., ETC., KTC. ihhi*i n������ii' >fimi in������rtiiiwi i_>ibi_i mrrumwn i_ .wlmmuxijihi; iiiHwiiiim^ _ Mk.J*i}tUi.*J.mt.-+*ad,n.M*-aiui*,immrjTim*.,mmiK't'������*mm.um������-.tM* ,inMMMm.inu������ium aimOllM i.i i"..������ forth'litfi. l):i!uii I h'w". t ;���������.''��������� i.iir, 7AY -V t L M1. Al .* ,-> i.ls .1. \ I I i'i'.'' K t h tgi5E^3S-SSBZ_a_^^ .3 [;i<������_ ,^~*^ JB_L 5 * 1 I������V ���������". *.������,. r ' ,, ..:* S t<' .!*. i>. . -.1 i: *goi������M_:-������; \ \. ,i a ' ��������� . V t: h A yr.\ ki it ���������-.. ���������fl ,f������ w w-w. /js. v^t ws TTT& iij _.'*' Cl lli'"i A*f 'a. til*. "I''* >A������I f\-lw'A* Dunsmuif fivenue "HP Cumberland, .fi. C. $i '.-v.* '>,'c-. ���������������.'��������� rjcaasi^sa-_-M.'Sasg^Ma*-^ ���������-������'������____ j_jts__3i!SisESCGSoaBE)^ _ THE NEWS. ���CUMBERLAXO. H. c. 76 ? TO BEAUTIFY OTTAWA ���JL 8. HOLT IS PROBABLE CHAIRMAN op new comjossion. i I RICHES OF WEST AFRICA. Montreal Mau Who Has Had Mucii . to Do With Light, Heat and Power Supply of That City Heads Federal Board���Home Smith and Frank Darling of Toronto Aro Eminent Specialists. Tho new commission for the fteautificatlon of Ottawa la a most toportaut body, because. It has a great work to do and contains somo very capablo men. Ono ls from Montreal���ll; S. Holt- from Toronto���Homo ��rank Darling. , No one doubts lhat as an engineer Mr. Holt Is very eminent. Ho has more to do with keeping Montreal ���applied with light, heat and power than all others put together. He Is ���-specialist on how to make a'given ���ot oC machineries do a certain work economically and well, lie believes ,fn burying wires and dispensing with poles. Ho knows how to beautify Officer's Dramatic Discoveries��� Where No White Has Ever Been. Some interesting particulars of the now. trunk railway, the construction of which will form* one of the most important features of Sir Frederick Tugard's administration of Federated Nigeria aro given by Router's Agency. The chance discovery of Port Harcourt, the coast terminus of the lino, by Lieut. Hughes, R.N.R.;'the commander of the Government yacht Ivy, was made under driunatlc circumstances, and tho fact that the project- j ed railway wlll cut through the very heart of. tho mysterious and almost uuknown centres of ,lhe strongest I'm- bf juju and fetish worship CONVICTS AS HEROES, STARTLING FINDS. Ml!. IT. !:. HOLT. a street by removing ugly things. .And lie is both public-spirited and aesthetic. Home Smith, about the same phy- ��� sical size as Mr. Holl, but a much younger man." has come to the front as :i maker of. urban landscapes since ho left tlio offices of the, National Trust: Co. . lie has- done more- than . any other man in Toronto.to set on foot a great se.henio for converting a" flnc natural valley into desirable city ' property. He, has rediscovered the Humber Valley and has added' it to Toronto. Under his direction Uicro is now going on a set ot improvo- .-ments-that meant) much to the making of a city "beautiful'! Ah lit "maW walks lo and' from. the.Lambton Golf Club, of which' he is a member, ho' _a\v the possibilities' of turning a vast'area of lovely farm lands into valuable city properties, by making of roads,,' creating transportation facilities and getting people on tho, land without traveling half a day to"1 reach it. To reclaim the Humber Valley as part of the great-waterfront and boulevard scheme of tho Harbor Commission; of which he is a member, -meant tlio raising of ,a lot money and the'expenditure or much' talent and time. Home Smith found his work and lie ...Id It. He Is slll'l a young raan.and has already made a reputation for creative ability. Besides, he la pretty well acquainted with Ottawa, and ho has the kind of big-hearted geniality that makes, him popular. Ilo Know Uo Was Dramatic. Here Is a story told by Sir Herbert Tree in "Thoughts and Afterthoughts".' In reference to tho many curious applications fov employment ���hi) receives: "I received a letter Informing me that the writer was a house- decorator by trade, but th.it, as {'ir.'iiniRtancos over which he had no "control had recently subjected hint to epileptic fits, ho would be glad to take a part In my next production. He added that he had a strong tasto for tlm literary drama, of which Indeed ho had several samples on hand. The letter concluded thus: 'To prove to you that J am not lapsing tn dramullo Instinct. I Ineloso a newspaper clipping, which please return.' Underlined In rod Ink I read theso words: 'The prlHonor, who denied tho assault, conduct oil his own caso and dofendoil hlmsolf In a somewhat dramatic manner!' " '.���_ ���.,> ����� I JTin. of juju ana reusu won qmith and l should provide Incidents which, as construction advances, will prove not less exciting than those which attended tho building of tho Uganda Kali- way. .... Tho wholo line, which wlll be 550 miles In length, of the standard African gauge, Is estimated to cost ��8,- 000,000, and to occupy four or five years la construction. For years past nttcntion has been directed to tho necessity for opening up a part of Africa,which is not only tho most, thickly populated, region on tho continent, but also Include:, tho richest palm oil belt in the world, and after the discovery of a coal-Geld at Udi extending for over a thousand square miles and yielding coal showing 75 por cent of tho value of the best Welsh coal, tho question of a railway became more pressing. Recently Lieut. Hughes found a hitherto uncharted creek which to the Burpriso ot all showed adeptnof 60- j feet' of water along-sido a precipitous cliff 45 feet high, a condition of things unknown anywhere between. Sierra Leone aud the Congo. On this discovery being reported, the governor, in March last, commissioned tho Director of Railways and tho Director of Marine to investigate the matter, and as a result it was established that the newly-discovered creek,' though not shown . on any map, is really the mai* channel ot the Bonny River. A. remarkable series'of cliffs extending for three-quarters ot a milo. and averaging 45; feet above- high water was "discovered among the swamps. Opposite these cliffs'soundings showed a ilepth-of 70 feet ot water. Armed "with machetes,-the Director, of Railways, the Director of Marine, and tho commander, of tho Ivy landed, and "by means of a ropo ascended the Jiffs and cut t_rou._k-.a_ section of -almost 'impenetrable growth twelve feet in height. < " Lieut. Hughes then ascended a tree to .view the country. A- few people were met, and it was discovered that no white man had been there, before. Further investigation showed that the general conditions of the place were sucli as hadAnover "been hoped- for on the West. African" coast, and the spot has been called Port Harcourt and selected as the terminus of- the railway. !( SlillllllMl lll'MOHAl'le. Tlio famous English comedian, Mr," Arthur Itoborts, onco averted a panic In a theatre, by a timely Joke. Some ���conery hud caught lire, and tho hiii'I} of burning alarmed tho nudlonco bo much Unit a panic iicemcd Imminent. At this moment Mr. lttUjortn appeared at tho footllghtft and addressed the spectator.*. aHHurlng them that thero was no danger. "I give you my word of honor tlioro Ib no ilntigor," ho paid. Rtlll tho uiidk-neo did not ui-om at all convinced, which led tho actor to exclaim, "Ladles and gentlnmon, confound It all, do you Imagine It thero was nny danger I'd ho horo?" Snpplilrri Aro Fm'ronrfli.K. Qu.'PiiKland'fl nnpphlro- production f i 1P12 V.T.r ���*���? ',onril(,('^T',��l��l'�� entisn- qtien"o, according lo thn annual ro- port of tho Undor -Secretary tor Mines. In tlio Anaklo Held tlio men havo been doing remarkably woll. A careful estimate of tho year's production of gem stones gives It a \aluu ,�� -;_;.;i ��ipi eon �����i<<.ni��i>rl tai'-'n- duntrlal corundum, piodudllqn to about 1200,000, 'This lc approximately a 40 per cent. Incvenso over tho production of tho .provlQUs year,-- Engineering 'and Mining Journal. -RuttrtwMu hi thitfiT '"'"'��� Tbo dcslro for canal tuffrngo hu thread to India, when) _wr.��w���fti) moftlJifiH on behalf ot tho cause, aro boing hold and tin usual Interest , ihown In t.in demand for women's ���Dfranchlaenicnt Mr. Churchill's Ride to Balmoral. When Mr. Churchill' arrived" at Perth recently on his way to Hal- moral he. leapt upou the platform and called for the motor-car which had been ordered to tako him to his destination. But, the car could .not be found. , Thero was much commotion ancl running about by flurried porters, but Mr. Churchill, afraid he would bo late for his Important, duties, could not await tho result of tho'search; ."I must bo off," he exclalmeai;-'*! have ui bo In attendance ou tho King at-7.30 to-night," and ordering-hia valet to throw his luggago inlo ,a taxi-cab near at hand ho jumped In. "Whero to, sir'.'" askod tho driver, "Balmoral," replied Mr. Churchill. Fast traveling Just enabled Mr. Churchill to,cover the sixty miles and keep his appointment. , Tho car o.-lginally ordered for Mr. Churclml was waiting on tho othor side of tho station, and an amusing, feature of the Incident was that a cinematograph operator was standing by voaily to record that, part of tho First Lord's Journey to Balmoral. Exterminating Wasps. Something like 3,000,000 wasps have been killed sinco July by Mr. Fred Peck, tho boo export, of Messrs. Chlvern& Sons, Ltd., the Jam maim, facturers, of Hlston, Cambridge. Ilo Books out tho nests and Injects into thcni a (solution of cyanide of potassium, and altogether over 200 nests havo boon thus., -destroyed by Mr. Peck, who har uceoutatftd for .���Home- thin, llko 8,000''quc'on wasp's, In addition to tho havoc which thoy bring about In tho orchards, wasp.1 "alao do great datrwKo In tho itpllpirlcs, 'an'a thin BoaBon they havo proved moro destructive to been than over, Tho valuo, therefore, of such ftter- Kotlc measures an those doHcrlbett can bo realized when It Ib understood that MoBura. Chiveni aro probably the largoBt boo farmers In tlio country, tho bees, of course, being ..opt lo rer- tlllzo tho fruit troifi in their oxtvn- Bl'vu orchards. i ' * Vinson's Ideas on Dress. Queen Miiry's strict vlows about dress havo caused Mrs. Marshall, n fashionable teacher of dancing,' lo Ioso a royal pupil. Tho Queen visited tlm .I'bnnl nnd object nil Htrotigly to tho low cut afternoon froclta worn by I'rincuus Murj'i-. lAlou imvlte, daughters of tho tmnrtist i nil wealthiest pooplo In society. The teacher told tho Queen tho girls droitHod ns their parents wlshoy*, and tho Quoon replied thnt tho primes would not join lho class, "' ,. i . _.jnliJ. ii. i-T-ir-f ��� v l\!iilesln HiW-Carriage. ' A brialal'cBrrlaKO drawn by (lower' bedecked black ���miles was used at lho .wadding at'N*rthrupps,-Norfolk, bt Minn ftosallni! Murray to Mr. A, J. Toynbco. Tho ceremony was performed at the registrar's offlce, Ab tho brlda and bridegroom drovo past hts forge tho vllWgo blacksmith flrcd a threc- I volley.saltt��,. - ���"���"* When Danger Threatens They Often Distinguished Themselves. ; ���'They worked nobly, many of ! them risking their lives, and Buffering severe burns ln their efforts to , save the machtnory from complete destruction. ' More than ono limn staggered out with bis clothes actu- ally In flames, and his hnlr and eyebrows singed away." Who were the men?���-the owners ' of the machinery,'or workmen cm- ployed in tho factory who knew, that - lt it were destroyed, they would be left without employment? Not a.bit ot it. They were convicts, Imprisoned in the great American convict prison of Sing Sing,'which stands on the bank ot tha Hudson River, abovo i New York. '. It was on July 23rd last that' this ' flro bro'aa-c out In the prison workshops and raged furiously. But for tho Bplcndid work ot two hundrod "trusties"���-as they. ;.call the good conduct men���the whole\ prison i might havo been destroyed.'' ' j But do hot lmagiuo that pluck "ofi this kind bclougs exclusively to tho American criminal. In October, ' 1865, a now governor. Mr. Georgo Clifton, was appointed to,Dartmoor prison in England, and on tho very day that he arrived the governor's house which stands on the right hand side of tho prison gate, as you face tt, caught fire. As Mr. Clifton drovo up, the roof and attic wero all ablaze. The chief warden had already collected a gang of about thirty trustworthy'men, and set them to worl: with buckets. There ls a pond just across the rond, and they formed.a chain and- passed' tho buckets like lightning. "No free men,", said'an, eye-witness, "could' have worked harder, and as for those who were on the ladder they never flinched although showers of. sparks were beating down upon them and burning holes in tlieir clothes. * ' " They worked so well that they got a the flames under, but some were so, exhausted that they had to be helped back to their cells. . ���-,, ' ��� ' . Ore man named Newbrook fainted, and was taken to the. hospital. He was delirious that night and could not leave his bed for more than three" weeks. "Again in February,. 1S95, the wash-house ��� at Dartnio'or prison caught fire, but ..thanks to the splendid coudu'et of the ' prisoners"���as the governor wrote in his report��� the flames were- got under, before ��� serious damage was done. .. ' Ou March 10th, 1891, there fell upon the south of England tbe worst blizzard of snow ever recorded. On the, heights of Dartmoor the\ga!o raged furiously'for three days,-5 the cold was terri.le, tho drifts were piled forty feet deep, and did' not melt until the'following June. On the IStli the sheep began to die. Two prisoners asked, to see tho ���governor, and volunteered to lead a "ir^ty~t"o"Jre"SOTF%fr^np"ol)T~"cre-atuTC;s~ Homc forty convicts joined them, and; armed with shovels cut their wa'y; through tho hugo drifts amid tho .stingiugice blast, and succeeded at great risk to themselves in rescuing nearly all tho flock. Many a convict has-,r'iskcd his life In helping a- warder attacked by some prisoner who has suddenly run amok. At Portland, some few years ago, was a man whom we will call Thomson, who was noted aud feared lor his mad (ils of rage. He had already got into troublo for throwing ,a bath plug at the governor, and for attempting to assault a warder with his. own baton. On tho latter occasion it took threo warden to get lilm down. Ono day, one of the principal war- dei'3 was quietly going his afternoon rounds, and presently entered the laundry where Thomson was at work. Without the slightest warning, Thomson spraug upon htm like a maniac and lilt him over the head with a heavy Iron spanner. Tho,warder dropped like a stone, but Thomson, not 6iUlslled .with what ho had done', was about to hit hlni again, when a quiet elderly convict who was working near by rushed at tho lunatic, collared him, and throw him down. Boforo Thomson could get up, & necond convict camo to tho help of tho Ilrst, and between them they managed to overpower tho kicking, cursing, biting brute. Church Plate From Sussex Picked Up ln South African Patvcr. Tho recent sensational discovery of a parcel of pearls In a gutter In Highbury reminds one of other cases of lost property being recovered la Blrange fashion���so' strange, in iuct, that the most daring of fiction writers would hardly care.(to put tho incidents on paper; they would seem so Improbable. Not so very long ago Eome church plate which had been missing from a Sussex village for some years was discovered embedded In tho mud of an obscure river In South Africa. How It came to bo there Is not known and probably never will bo known. ' Last summer one of the many viol- tors to a popular seasldo resort on the South Coast lost a five-pound note.. Tho loss was discovered at dinner. - Tho dinner-party immediately broko up and everyone went lr. eearch of tho missing, fiver. ��� Tho ownorstliought she had had It with her on tho beach, but as thoro were hundreds of persons ou tho beach at the timo she did not tlurtk il possible that it could bo there. Yet thero lt was found, blowing about tho beach along with a number of bits of unconsidered waste-paper. The party had been sitting together in a circle on tho beach, and. their chairs had not been moved; tho fiver was being blown about In the centre ot the "circle. Hundreds of. people were on tho beach at the time. A few moments after the nc'. was discovered the owner of the chalra-camo along to move.his property out of tho way of the incoming.tide. A man whose luck at finding property ls quite uncanny once, nearly failed to llvo up to his reputation. Ono day tho spring in the' hinge.of his clgarctte-caae got out -of order, and so prevented the case from closing properly. He always carried this caso nncl his loose gold in his lop right- hand waistcoat pocket. In pulling oui the case he inadvertently took out tln-ee half-sovereigns with it,,'for the case had opened in his;.- pocket and thb coins, had become wedged ln between the two sides of the case. The half-sovereigns fell on the pavement, and, although the night was dark, the man recovered two of the, coins. The next-day his friends chaffed him. on'his change of luck, but the laugh was soon with him, for on opening his umbrella he had- the pleasure- of seeing the missing half-sovereign ��� fall at: his feet. A man once.put a sovereign on the top of a' bill which-he intended to pay,'and placed the bill with the coin on a table, lip was called away suddenly, and when he returned the sovereign had gone. ��� Some weeks afterwards .the sovereign' was found under a large bookcase, arid at the same ,tlmo the.real ���oulpr-it-Va'as-detected The_ho_usehold, dog, a "largo Newfoundland, ;had strolled in through thp;; window and had svrished the coin 6ft the table THEY STEAL CHURCH WINDOWS $��*$4-*t.^m-��*^*m4��*$*��[ Thieves Specialize Nowadays; Somo S> PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT, 'i Prefer Mantelpieces. The science of crime <s becoming as highly specialized as that of modi-' c'...e. The clever criminal of to-day Velleves in getting off the beaten track. He invents his own "line."- The latest specialist In England is the mantelpiece thief, who removes valuable .eighteenth-century mantelpieces from old houses, and sells thom to a receiver who has on his ��� books curio collectors who arc willing to pay ��� high prices for good antiques without asking questions. Ths Toothbrush. -������) Hie. dally., treatment of the $ teeth consists of washing and "* brushing. The toothbrush is a 2 <j> very important instrument, which |> <$, should bo sterilized both before ��*. -5_ and .ifler-using. As soon as the bristles wear or begin to drop out It is time for a new brush. You really need a new brush once a mouth. In selecting your toothbrush remember that it is Ho began his work in London only ' ^ not .simply to rub or polish the The Defect In lli�� Dressing. Tho professor of surgery tn ono of Nngliuid'o unlverBltlcH-ha'R tho rep.i- tatloh'of being ono of the most paliifi- taklng ami delicate; opp'rators In Britain, thoughtful of'tho patient and careful in tho clinic'. .One (Lay In tho course of a clinical demonstration ho turned to a student who had just compiunuod h'o sudlcs with tho question: "Now, sir, can you toll mo whal la wrong with tny dressing?" Tho Ingenuous youth turned rod and preserved a dlscroot nllonce. Tho pror.itnor, howovor, wan not to ho put off and repeated tlio .WBtton, Aftor a long pnuso the youth stammered out ln a tit of donperatlon: "Well, nit*;' If you Inelet on my tnlllntr you, I should ray your tlo Is a Utile off color and ls not quite straight." A Jiulge'fl roetlcnl Ttet|ue��<. In "Momolrs of Famous Trials,'1 by Rev. H. V. Buvnahy, Is an amusing ntory about tho Into Lord Bovcn, "a brilliant, Intollectual and clover jud��i\" Ttlr lovdrMp "-niiM n lift I to the Lord Chancellor's breakfast In 18811 and nddu<Kscd tho following request to lils old frlond Mr. Jtistho Mallow*. My Dear J. G.���Will you bo froo to earry ijno, beside ot lliec, In your bug- j_c? iv f*f']h(A'iA:'" *rt.i I' br'-phf^-r' l'e Intends for wo, on 2 November next D. V., eighteen hundred and eighty- threo A. T>., tor Lady 1I��� from Cornwall ,G��� wlll absent bo und saya that sho would rather eco her husband bo IJ dunh 1) than send to London hnr bugger' for such a melancholy sprco as Sclborno's toaut aud Sol- borne'* tea? A Biblical Bargain. Sir "Herbert Tree's production of "Joseph and His Brethren" reminds a newspaper "correspondent of this story. Thp .Sunday school class had been reading the Bible narrative, and the ministoi*.liad como to examine,the scholars. The replies to all his questions had been quick, Intelligent, and correct. Such as: "What great crime did these sons' of Jacob commit?" ; "They sold tlieir brother Joseph." .. "Quito correct. And for, how much?" '*��� 7 :. "Twonty pieces of silver." "And what added to tho cruelly, and wickedness of theso bad brothers?" No answer. "What made tholr treachery even moro detestable and heinous?" Then a bright littlo fellow stretched out an eager baud. "Well, my littlo man?" "Please; sir, they sold him too cheap," Sir George's IV.se. Somo yoars ago a cavalry regiment ln York, Eng., kept a- badger In a barrel, and a parly of officers onco told Sir.Georgo Wom'nvoll that tholr badger was very difilcult to draw. "Oh," said Sir Georgo, "t have a fllx- nionths old puppy that I. bot will draw him." Tho bet.wan made, and tho following day Sir Georgo appeared al tho barrackt) not with a sharp torrler but a lanky and thin retriever pup which wan' greeted with roars of laughter by the offUwH. Quito unperturbed by their mirth Sir George turned to his man aud Raid, "Tut him In, John." John put the rotrlovor In tho barrel, not head "r��t an was expected, but tall flint. Thn badger seized tlio tall, aud tho dog rushing off drow lho badefir villi hlni, and waa half-way across tbo barrack squaro ' boforo tho officers realized how cleverly Sir George had won tho bet. a few weeks ago, but already throo West-end mansions have beon robbed of ���mantelpieces worth several hundreds apiece, whilo threo Georgian mantelpiece!? have disappeared in one day from an old house lu Lincoln's Inn Fields that Is being converted in-1 to ofilcos. The motive that moves the Ihcft specialist is often very obscure. Six years ago,' for instance, most ot the big Loudon hoMs wore ou the watch for the door-mat Ihlef, In Uio space. of two months thore "ras hardly n famous hoU'l in London, bul suffered. Tho thief was evidently no ordinary doormat thief,.for he confined his attention strictly lo .hotels (which, ot course, put. their names on their mats, thus making them unsalable), and only to those whoso names aro kuown all over the world. Tho specialist ended his operations as suddenly as he began ��� without boing caught. The mats stolon, by the way. were the huge mats at the entrance halls. - The thief's'doings puzzled all London, and the only "likely suggestion made was that he was acting on a commission from some Svoallhy American souvenir hunter. ��� - ., Tho valuablo - stained-glass of England's old churches Is-finding its- -way bit by bit out of the country. There arc known to be at.-least two small gangs who' devote their talents solely ,to this, profitable branch of crime. Lost pieces have been identified in America, and none is ever offered for sale to ��� English-- dealers. Several rewards aro on offer for the capture of the thieves who have during the past five years 0 "spoiled English ohurcli.es of wlr' tire iu many cases their mos. valuable treasures. Really old stained glass fetches very high prices owing to its rarity, aa ln the seventeenth ^'century, Cromwell's soldiers smashed thousands of church windows all over the kingdom. , , Burglary and. housebreaking havo several branches. Some burglars-are "porch-climbers," and never, tackle a house- unless it has a porch froni which access cau be got to-the first- floor windows. Some burglars specialize in flats, :,aud-their-_lateaL.dcdge_lsJ._o_ri*i&__UE the fla* by telephone'in order to see whether tho tenant an,d_ his family are out.' If the rlnger-uiT'gcls an an- flwer, tacsjmoroly asks If that Is Mr. So-and-So, Inventing pome nam", and whon told it is not, rings off." no \a^ a�� enamel or remove the food from between (ho teeth, but it is also ^ intended to stimulate the gums. a.i Therefore it should not bu toti'^. stiff. ' - ' <_ s-*-! -i ; i THE DOUBLE RED CROSS. .��_.on!ftlftJftns__,_ -J^_*4__ri_-______fe" "valued I tii mi!���.* I ->*.'V*i- - * Not Lord Itobcrt*. Somo littlo while back Lord Roberta hail promised to review a toyfl* rlflo brigade at Glaarow. At the last minuto, however, lm was forced to cancel tho engagement and a local notability was hiutl'y substituted, but tho maniwnrn of lho affair thought Il only right to notify llrliol. punilnu- cro thaC tho famouH noldler would rot h" nvnnnnl' Tn nno In. innen tlioy b .illy ovor rated the effect of tho announcement. A umail. outh who was to tako part in tho parade liad como to get two tickets for his father and mothor, Tho manager lold him aa gently an ho could of tho dlmippol .- r.f..it "nb," m.1.1 tin lad. "It'n no Laird Roberts lhat fnlihcr and mlthcr arc coming to scc--lt'a me." rtWIH IIIMMt���M< Herring Season Failure. ��� Tbo Scottish herring fishing season cIoboiI recently, 'lho total catch has been 1,200,000 crans, each cran being equivalent to TEO fish, The catch in Great Britain ls valued at ��2,800,- 000, NoiwitlisUndtnp; this enormous ! tatch, the fishing has boen a flnan* ilal fall iro to tbo eurere. who tny* suffered berry loss. Emblem of Anti-tuberculosis Workeri All Over the .World. " The double red cross, the symbol of the war against tuberculosis, was l\rsl adopted as the symbol of the Interna- -tioniil Anti-tuberculosis' association iu llerliii In October, 100:2. The_proposi��t- of the symbol was, Dr. C. So'rslron ol 1'arls, ,-who is now-associated secretary of L'Association Centrale I'rancaiss Coutro In Tuberculose.' Today the emblem is being,used bv anU-luberoulosis workers in.overy pari of the world, even in, Iceland. India,, South Africa. Labrador. Japan, China and the Philippines. The double rod cross is similar in shape lo a cross used, frequently in-the (jivol; Catholic churches and also to the Lorraine cross ��� of France.. All. of lhe arm* of the "cross are pointed, lhe two cross arms, being of the same length. Tho width of the cross is taken as tho unit in (lc- .termining tho proportions. The loimlh of the lower arm is; seven units, the arms are three units on either side, the point above tlie arms two and a hall units aud the distance between the arms one and a half units. 'These measurements hold Rood I'or nny sixe. Iir the United Stales ovor 1.2O0 antituberculosis associations and, commit." toes, nearly IJuO sanitariums and-has-' ��� pitals, -100 dispensaries and about -Of] open air schools, besides a number ot other organizations, arc using lho double red cross as their emblem. AVher- ��� ,��� ever. It is seen it means war'against ��� ��� tuberculosis. SPEEDY PITCHING' Sho Saw Him Passing By. That the aged are not easily roused to enthusiasm, or excitement ia well known, but they aro not often as calm as tho old lady that Tho Windsor Magazine tells abjiit. An old man fell fi"uu a, second story window into, tho street whero an anxious crowd immediately .gathered to seo whether ho was seriously injured. Ono of his daughters rushed frantically Into' lho first floor room,' whero, his wife sat knitting, and cried: ' v'"Oh, mother, mother, father's fallen from tho top of the houso Into the road! Oii, dear!. Oh, dear!" '"Yes, my child," answered tho old lady placidly, looking up from her work; "I saw lilm pass tho window," Th. U#n-o'r at Sea. | A veteran naval surgeon,'speak I"-.: I of tho odd tilings that crop out In tho sorvlce, said that ono of lho younger medical cranks In lho nnvy dlaooyored much virtue in soa water, and,, no matter what disease came on, his first action was lo throw down the patlont's throat a largo dose ot fio nauseating liquid. The crow soon learned to halo h'm thoroughly. In process of timo hn foil overboard ln a choppy sea, and a groat hunllo ensued. In the midst of ll, lho captain camo up and unxlotiBly Inquired Mm cause. "Oh, nothing, sir," replied a Ur, "only lho doclor has fell Into hiu medlclno choul."--Ivondon Telegraph Why They Aro Bachelors. It has been computed thnt our planat It peopled by about l,700,0uu,- 000 living momboru of tho human speclen and that this vory respect! uhli) total Inelttflcfl some H,.00,000 moro men than women. Supposing all women to hn married or nssured of marrying, thin dlflproportlou dignifies E.fiOO.OOO mon who aro bachelors willy nllly without considering tho fow who may havo had bachelorhood tbnint upon thom liy the unrespon- nlvc ladles ot their choice, Rapidity With Which Walter John��' ,lU son's Fast Ball Travels.' ' Torn Hughes, a veteran-pitcher on' _. a ��� ��rt^ .... C J .... , .. Ll nj.**ni*. 1 .. "tue Stun. Ol���llnj���culililuia;���>-i;a.i.-iiu.y��� threw somo interesting side lights on lho work anil ability of Walter .lohn- son, the mighty, twlrler -who received a -loving cup containing several hiin-, tired dollars in nice now ten dollar bills not loiig ago as a token of appreciation from the Washington fans. , '. "Johnson has so much speed." said '..Join, "that he actually wears out three catchers' mitts in tho course of*a season. Study this'statement- over carefully nnd' "you'll seo tlio big point. Don't worry about the gloves., for new ones can always be obtained, but think of' Catcher Aliismlth, (he 'man who usually catches Walter and is compelled (o stand up to the plate and stop these' miniature cannon halls.' Uow his hands must sting each spring until ho gels them broken in anil toughened to tho work!" According to Hughes, there Is a man In nurlf.oi-d, Conn., who Ih, employed liy tho ordnance department of the government and Is nn expert in coin- puling lho speed of projectiles. This nian has estimated that Johnson's i'ns( bull'travels nl the rate nf l'Ji. feel a . oeoiul, Belle'vu me. Hint is snine tall Tiivcling,���!���'(! A. Ooowoy in Losil.'.-i Liko tho Old Timo Bustle. A fashion report from I'aris, stallni Unit dresses are being misdu In Hr.it oily wjlli "full drapery In the lnu-ksev, oral Inches below (lie \v.'.i*t| line, glv. Ing tho skirt ;i .Tiipiinese ei't'ect," wai spoken of by a Now'York wiuniiii ill less .lopiinese thnn one I line American "It is simply n return to the bustle," Rho snid, "ami some ilny we nin.v n��IVi to Ihe nion^iiv^liy .'i'i \... .11.1 when I wore ono iuul received n vnleiiliiie wit. li grotesque plelure nml llu Me lines: "Tin. liill.'K.v liiiHtli', Tho lio.i|'"l;lit Iwiiilia, Tlif" li. ^r[iill)''i' bUMl.'. Tlmi )i!i::;[ ini nn \\, !l." ������ New York Tribuno. Mummies Mako l'Miif. Mummies are usually preserved In tho finest bitumen, and thin undent bitumen lias, In Uio ������.nurse of centuries, turned tho mummies a leathery brown lint. Tt hns been found that when the bitumen and tho shreds of mummy arc. ground down h> machinery, a beautiful hrown pigment la tho result, exactly the tint required for palntlnt certain shndes of brown hair. Conronmtlnni The reason why no fow peoplo uo agreeable In conversation to that each Is thinking moro of what hn Is Intending to nay than ot wbat otbori aro saying:, and we never Union when we are planning to spealr,���Itftfhe- toucaultl. Too Many, Indec_. Many a irom an regrets that ��h# didn't cbanffft her mind before its changed jier namo, Norway's Tr����i Planters. Founded lu 1JW0, the lleirero Tree Planting so.lely, Norway, bus under, taken n Insk which will require nmn.v years nnd large expenditures of nione.v and labor to complete, ns ((...proposes h cover tlm mountain sides nnd the me llllabto iicri:s of western Norway Mtli fnro.slt;, ns (hoy wero **eiiliir|i"t ngo AruilHloil by wealthy .uiililbulnrs uml llmcly govnnimetit nM. It has cxeelleni prosperl�� of Kiicceedlng. Since lho m��- e.ldty Hlnrtod, thirteen yearn m;o. JhV 0)0,000 young trofls Imvo boon produced, covering nbout ROOT) neren within tho borders of tho two Horgcnhur I cotihUcn, A Curious L��(j��cy. Tlio editor of a Bvrtofl now.pRper, th< I fichvrcltr.erlRcho Vo.kHwsch.*, hss Jnsl I , . ��� I-.,. ,����� *".'. I" -- _.....,..-.. la* .,&ai U .��!��-- J -a.* af.*^ fca^a *..a*a._ ��a��.�� blm by a man whom bo had neroi even heard of, Ths olnuse of tlio wiK containing tbe bequest Is rather a eit rlonn one, running oa follows; "Os Jan. 1 snd Antr. 1 of **eh yenr a mn 6f (10 shall bo paid to thn editor ef tht Bchwelucrlicho Volkswneht en rond* tlon that lio shsll drlnlr on the ttrt dnys nhovn meiiiloned n class of bw-i In,honor of the deeear.-il. This Uftei shall bold r""'l ll"'11 ,ll,> Antib ot tM laenlra." _- t������.totM-*4an(l ������r^tt | ������fcfc ��������� iUIW,*-t,'j>������. THE NEWS, CU1V1I-ER1.AMD, BJtlTISH COLUMBIA. *������������l* t,*_Kiak ._������_*������%* OCSaSWaSZWU^] r n- ... m _*_ a_a?a_ a. w$&&*sil ALL OUR FSIENDS AND CUSTOMER \ the Furniture Store ' Mei'he. Mock, A, MoKINNON Cumberland ������ ��������������� 6 ft y������������y4ft*^������a*^nJ������*^^'iw***^n^J^.������������*^*^^������-**r'������g^������^='������?������*������**������** **im" mtwxnvj. j.-jpi'.re,^ y *,; '.i'X5'---a-.-.-i-*.:'>:.i?i :' ra , tomaracgrffi-K-si-.' reKcasBRBOTsasa.'?'f; lr������a-"������K" _ifls___rjiaj__rJ222������_ g] l. cm (������urc stacta. nt ������Ik t'h ������ ������ r.i '. g Cameron fluto Phone 1074, 521 Superior St Victoria, ^B. C. ���������' a '- .. ['.tike 'his means ot-informing llie'voters of ibis City |*;.^ il:.-' i *:������������������!.;A.;a*i-i in the field as a Candidate for Mayor and II t i... .'.'i.i' Iiaii co;;ti;:ue to advocate tiie following policy.��������� Tlia. during the present iiidu slrial.lioiible, us al all" |.| utl:er rimes, every'-citizen wbo keeps tbe peace shall be gjj protected. " ' "������������������ -S. ' __ P_j. That the Wage-Earner, who is the most important. '0J, Victor iu, the welfare and progress of this community,., as ������3 he is of every, other community, sliall contiuue to have , j'| as much consideration as any other class. jjs That the strictest-economy will continue to have the \% closesi_attentiou.-' - ��������� ���������" ��������� j 6 ' ' ��������� - ��������� . ' " ��������� ii! That Local Lt provemcuts of au expensive character- ���������U shall lie proceeded witli, when the local property owners I to he benefitted thereby desire them, and are at the same tim. prepared to bear-the cost. ' That I shall favor the introduction of a By-Law to raise mou?.y on the credit of the.'-Municipality; foi' work relating to-general'improvements, when there is a likelihood of a majority of the ratepayers favoring such By-Law, " . " t' That the sanitary condition ���������ol the City will continue- to be closely attended ,to. ������ , '' ������ That I shall always work in conjunction with jhe h| <"'oiutcil, in any matter.that pertains to the best interests .E^j, oi" the people of this City. ��������� g"jf Tha! these and othef matters of importance will ��������� be r^j dealt with publiclv before election dav. .'Jj l - -Ai) ��������� . ' a|| ll J> A) We have for sale a':,few slighllv tiaSed. and rebuilt ������ $ cars in lirst cluss'conditiou, which must be i'old to meet g, |{ real estate payments, q | Buick, 4 passenger, $275 g ������ Ford Touring Gar, $325 ������ Ford Touring Oar, $350 i Ford Touring Car (i9i2)$425 1 Qalt,FiyePassenger(i9i2) | Demonstrator, ^lightly used, elecric starlety " ami li<>hts. (JJ \A EED! FEED FEED! A. B. -CRAWFORD BARK ^ A large stock of shorts,--bran, crushed-oats, hay ������md |?| jj- ].'Oi:ltiy. feed, for side at exceptionallv low. prices. ��������� Ri Pkosae 32 Oovirtenay. -V't IflillllilllllilliilljlM^^^ |j I .'...��������� nu y$i _������52__!_________SE_a_BXE-^ .' WISHES.ALL THE1K,.' ' FRIENDS & CUSTOMERS 8 175* i Ford Touring, Car . $275 ������ S . . and sevetal other Touring Cars and Trucks/ *J S3 &3rs_0������������59. g .A. GAMPBEI Han _s-K_K-a__t������!������. J^ritirei.v-'satwsa-. i a?X3XS)^5Cv������:������^5>*������.^X^ Nanaimo, J)rc. li).���������Witliin d'.��������� , ,TwT J! I tho next tliirty .lays tlio muni- | WOOCl ��������� W 000. ,| 'eipiil elections will have bee,, pnJ- % \%7nr*A $'letlufn.i Nun ������ Wood (B| iinino,, ana the nuiV- fi Now is the time to plncn fe jiuir ardor fur SLAB WOOD $ or uml couimil for 1DM- ultHstt'd. Tho olecticns *.*;iv^ proiuiv.:i) t f bu- iiif5 .sjiei'ially inti'i'i'stiin.r in viuw of 11st? (It'lun'ihiatio.i of l)/C li/eitl (s) (a) | S2,r)0...perdunl;lo loa.r W. | ������.50..t.por������i������������������lu load @ |S"������lnliH������ P^'')' 1������ ^"^' a -'"il n'ok- [J ol in an ntlompt to oiijitun' lho ^ letiisof i/ovLii'iinieiit, and ^utni'ii t ( J of ilio council iu .IUM:, * S 8 Krom Tin I Star Livery Stables ������:������o,,.ro '���������> ci I A it (*) A ������Jt������.'fni������_ ot Aaii.'iiini.) {���������joftitti. |_^ Liiiiii���������fn " " " * i 1 J ^^���������^^^���������������������������������������������^������������������^ MiM'U^iiii/ Mi.M.icipul-p.lU.ii.- itnd ��������� _ _^\^-v_r iTUfl TT'-na* 'ii'iiiitii'iiim.'' a ti.-i-.'t lm- tin-.'om- ?L00K 0Ui!!:;'������i'l;:'ti'J.,,-'i'"':h'Ar ',i',":;1 7 x lllnliil ,)'ai,':..j( will i;i snl |ii\;ii'ili|l for the Milk wruroti f \sb,,y <tyA\^, iYYa: with thuCirccn Box I ' .. A ., ��������� , ��������� .unvt.r- -.J.'t'iici- Iii' t;k iir-on, I-'RISSI-I MILK AND $ ]?AKM PKODUCJJ J Onr Mill; is the product J of the Host Fed Cmvs * FRKSH MUJ. * Pdivcred niorniog^ ovenin-^ I. MARUYA j GO TO HUGH MITCHELL KOil VOIII. Gen'i Blacksmithing -AND- Third Sr, ..Cmnlwi'lu..a Aldi'.-iin-ii ���������Mlddlir .\Viir'I I. T'l-,(ii!!j;:-0li, II. Shim..*, nil-! I). Tiid.i. IA. S..111I1 War.! W. thii'linu.c, '.! J. r lii'nti.ii rn.,! V.'ui, ,\'i u'l.'ii, N'H'ili Ward ��������� ���������,/, Tnyh/i'a 'Iny Tlmiuji':"ii m'id Ceo. \'oiiii..f. "Ki'liDiil ii'tisi";--- -1,1,��������� MkiniiiT ami T. 'i. ,Siii'iii"',i. HWaiU) I.'KWSl'Ai'KliS KOU SA'.!-' AT 'I'M If- nvii'ii-i/ ���������&$ N'OTIOK rh-i-c Ink'* nolii'n I'roiii ilii*! !<!������������������!!i', lint Mi. A . Kutilkm-r is j nn l".ii������,rrr ei'iiiiH'liM. with the Bi'iiifh C'.'liuid>i:t Ac-i-.ideiit and litu.,in. v It..-illiitii'l: * i'<< , l.iiiiit."!. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:��������� Having been,,requested by a large number ol electors to offer.- mv.df- as a candidate for. mayor, - and,, after careful consideration, have decided to accept' nomination. . 1 .have served you seven ye-'r.s as alderman. If elected, I will look after, the best interests of the eit)' and citizens, and will' do my duty with- - out fear or favor. I will, address you publicly ;md go fully into the matter before election clay. , Soliciting your votes an 1 mil 1 .-.nce for ii thorough business and up to date method of conducting the affairs o( your ciiy. I' am, Yours Respectfully, j .THB-"IBEM_" STOBE ,Noxj u. T:.rbeii9. "������������������ gj I,,-. MoKae, Acton.Ilayman. x-lSh I. '��������� - -��������� w =* ''>���������** m |i������.'lli������������B������^^^^^^^ ^^KHilllliiraiiilffl^^^^^^^ 'i'i 'fcl.'al h Capital-Paid tTp$ilj.G0,000.' Reserve $13,000,000 'f'"*' II if gi,'*) 1 c IZ������*' JL3m.IL' *^f^,"^'-''**'***|;twV*^ te������^>rfi*jV*^������*!VA>,*i*''*k^������,5 (^ MAROCCHI BRO- i X GROCERS (k BAKERS AND PROPRIETORS OF OUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORKS Agents for Pilsener Mrewiii|j Compiinj's HICKR Vv'hol'esale Deulcrs in all Kinds of Wines and Liquors. i " i; .ii.I,iii,,. GIVR U.S YOUR NKXT OR VW J'OKJOfJ IMUNTI.Vf;. U. \V. Ih.MMO.M'. Wf-i'lcnt Muiiii^rr, SECOND STREET ^ ^���������������lV*,������JVHi*VM������lMMlAM^ ^^l^tiill>i^^\t^!l.^:\^rVi.S^tJ THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE ��������� CAPTTAL, ft.fvOOO.OOO RRST. ^lo.Rno.noo MONEY ORDERS Issued by Th. CtumUimi Panlt of Commerce, nro nsufu, convenient unci Inexpcn.'iive nuMhotl of rtMuittin/* sniailJ mujus of money, Tfwo Grdcrn, j)rt)ii4J.c vvii_.i*v.u.-Jini^u iii miy i>;uik in Ciui.idvt \*i)kw������n>i. in tl,c. Vw,iai Territory) and In tiio principal cities of the l/uited SUlus, are, issuetl at th������ following rate*: ' $f> nnd under 3 cenlfl Over f> nnd not exceeding $fcO...,,,,.,,, (3 " " 10 w ������< 30 i.,,10 " " ao ������������������ ��������������� so ..js ������������������ REMITTANCES AB1ROA.D ih-j.AA it m*d��������� byimenxm of our ErZ'.ZlAh rORHIOK HAi-.h-7U imrf MONEY OUM-'.r.':i iKiiifcJ wlthoQt eloUyr at rcso_nYit>lQ Mt.'-j, ^'--'V cujrniijnT.AjJDijiiAj.cxi ���������/ , Jf ?:wms������ ,���������)������,���������,* I DRAFTS Iri-SUKl)' IN. ANY CU RR KNCY, FAYAJUJ. ALL I ',, . .., OVER TI-Mfi' WOULD. , ��������� ,., - _. ��������� 1 SPECIAL ATT.ICNTIOiN* pai������l lu RAVINGS.ACCOUNTS & ioipro'i |5|l g ut hi������liont Onrri'i't'Itiili'S ii!l"\vijti on Lipn.-iiHA)f i. 1 ,-unl upwards.��������� I'Y^i I ��������� 0CJf_3'_itIji.\r0, 11 O-.'3'.-rtnaU", Op'jn Daily " . ��������� |^? H U.JIO.r "AY," 15.C, Sub-B.ainch, Open Tuesdays & Fridays. | D- lV5.'.iVlORMISON, Manager. | roTJUTENAY, U.O,. Branch, Opon Daily, | ' Ro ti. HARDVV1CKE, Manager. ' ' 1]| a^l I p.'Phill.ipps Harrison si ill H BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC .CONVEYANCING dunsmuiR Avenue CUMBERLAND, ��������� 4Atr*Aa.*������M +&iiK-w.'t.*t^-vtm^t*m**trTUi*M*t*:*iim*triu**t*AtW*j^i*L^^ --_>-_^ mrni������nj������.M.(i������>jyn_������,ni'ri-r������wii,r���������*n-_T._*������i .-.-.,w������.������-.������a. x / o /������\ sy r4 ManufootcLror of. MINERAL WATER {' P, 0, BOX -io2 PJ.IONE DO.... CUMBERLAND > f ������������������ vi I ........ mimmil nmumiimn ant ut '.hi iW...wiw.w.,i'j mi. ....ia....,.. ,n. .��������� ������_.������>..<. in. i ������������������, ^^������lWU3*-.t.-Uir::"M..rrjjn������^>rr.rj^������i,M.������-xi^'iiji������aiU"i������j������iatiKXUTa,iCT,i>>^^ . IF YOU GET IT AT PLIMLEY'aS Big pall in Cycle Prices IT'S AIL RIGHT fl I; i Duiinfx stock-tftkiiiH wn luive fourul th;it wu hiw'f iy>Mc ;\ tvinil'MM* of rof^tvl-hnntl :-,!^r<- .soilctj and "ruiiinied from hire" machines and art: holding an end of season clearance at bi" nn'ce rcduiuions. 1 ,ook into AAn nv ' 1 33 Thos. Plimlev HI aJ mm Il 730 YATES aTr^>Li2_i^, VICTORIA. B, O. If j 1^ ^mi^ammtxiiMwi^tnnm* ���������r_.������_>__������n.,������ta.i^--;
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