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BC Historical Newspapers
The Kootenay Mail was published in Revelstoke, in the Columbia-Shuswap region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from April 1894 to December 1905. The Mail was published by the Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Company, and its longest-serving editor was J. Livingstone Haig. In 1906, the Mail merged with the Revelstoke Herald to form the Mail-Herald, a staunchly conservative paper that eventually folded due in part to competition from a more liberal competitor, the Revelstoke Review.
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,"C r\ READ BY 4,000 PEOPLE: provio' \t\ T^r��r' THE OLD ' ! ESTABLISHED ," , PAPER. Vol. "9.���No. 46. REVELSTOKE. B. C, FEB.EITAIIY U. 1903. $2.66 Per Year' Our Entire Stock of GROCERIES old for Cash Actual Gost Prices. <�� ALSO 25 per Gent Will be Allowed on all Cash Purchases of These are genuine offers as we are going out of these. lines., . or Bros. & George, LIMITED. YOU PROMISED YOURSELF AN, OVERCOAT c^' , - ' >,���������, ���- ... . ������ ��� A " " This Fall. Don't put it oft too lute und catcli cold. ���" > .' '"' .Ancldo notbiiy a cheap, shoddy oiieA They tic'ver-Iook svcill. A I.i'l, iis'niiike yon .i co.it th.it svill please you. We e-.iu doit.. 7 ��� * Fashionable OUR CITY. r I / Revelstoke the Centre of New In- \ dustries. Never has Kevelstokc had finer prospects antl-betler ' times in prospect." Important 'industries arc springing into existence on all blinds, and sve have ��� hero a city svhicl^svill, this year, be the busiest of the^oltlci- towns of the province. To the svest sve find lumbering active at Kualt, hJicnnious 'and Malaksva/a nosv shingle ,'mill installed, at Sicamous, and a large sawmill projected at (Jriflin Lake. To the east we find Jirusco it Co. starting a shingle ��� mill at Grecly creek, and a large sasvmill is likely, lo bo established atoAlbert Canyon. To the north the lumbering industry svill be prosecuted ��� svith great" vigor on', the' limits of the Fred. Robinson Lumber ' Company, the Revelstoke Lumber Company, M. Hyatt, AiTOsvheacl Lumber Company, and the limits being acquired by Messrs. Ludgatc. ' , Arrangements are being made to do extensive svork on' the -placer grounds of Smith, Camp, French and . McCullough creeks.' The Standard aiid Downic'creek,mineral properties svill also see vigorous 'development svork. " " At" Revelstoke the Revelstoke Lumber Company, and successors to -the; Fred. " Robinson Lumber Company svill enlarge their mills; and'. McMahon .Bros. < shingle "mill svill be operated. '; To the south-sve sec '' ��� NAKUSP. 'I A Fire Breaks Out���Terrible Siorm[ ' Experienced--Yale-Columbia , , ," Co. 's "Tug Wrecked. '������ ,. - i From Din- own (.'iint'��|>fni(l(;iil. , . -The lecture ciini'c olV Tuesday and was well attended.' t ' The tug Columbia svns, busy breaking ice from here lo the Narrows. wl Skat ing has been all the go, for n day or two,,but the thaw lias done away with it again. , . ' The s. s.r-Jiosslaii(I broke her rope.1-, knocked the piling out 'anil damaged her side, but not seriously. On the night of Kcbrinu-y iilli Llio residence of Mrs. Mini-head took'fire. Happily it svns early .in .the evening, und the lire svas got out before much da mage svas done. , On Tuesday, Fcbiunry 3rd, the Vulc- Cqltnnbiii' Lumber Company svns unfortunate in' losing a. good team (of horses by being", drowned while wittering them at tlic'lnkc'canip. A-terriblo windstorm came up' on Tuesday 'morning' about ,4 o'clock��� the worst storm ,for sonic time, blowing the ice up along the beach as-high iis live or six feet. The Yale-Columbia Company's liig'-svas tied up at llio slip here,'und is now a total svreck. the ice crushing her into jinitch svood. >��� The hull is as split.--. ' '- FIERCE. FIRE. CAMRORNE: liSOH, Tailor. ines ge LIMITED. * MINES AND,MINING STOCKS. , Ollict's- CHICAGO, III.; DULUTH, Minn.; CALUMET, Mich.; NELSON, B. C. CAMBORNE, B.C. ' OFFICIAL IBIROIKIIEIRS l-'OIt Till- A Calumet & British Columbia Gold Mines Ltd NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY. (EVA MINE.) For terms of payment awl particulars apply to II! S. WALLACE, M.SN.seiEK, II. N. CO U US I IS R, Agisnt, C.uiilioi-ne. B. C. - ��� Revelstoke, B. C. Harmony in Furnishing. You have no trouble if you samples (fiee) of svrite us for Carpets, Curtains, Wall Papers, Upholstering Materials, and everything required. The greatest assortment of up-to- date Furniture in Western Canada displayed in our .showrooms. Let us knosv your wants and sve svill do the rest s2sv COMPLETE FURNISHERS ($> ($> r$h 1 '-AT AH HOSV I IIC.S I) the inauguration of tsvo of the biggest lumbering enterprises in-the province by the 'Arrosvhcad Saw and Planing Mill Company and by Mc-srs. Luelgate. , ' ' _ , AT NAKU-il'' tho Yale-Columbia Lumber Cpm- pany are oreparing ' for a .busy season'and big shipments. ��� ��� ' AT 1--IKE YALLIJY s '' ' ���- ,i . ' .-��� the development of.-the nesv mining camp on the north fork svill make that section'a scene of life. ' ��� AT'cOMAIM.fx " ' the extension of the Fred. Robinson Lumber Company's,, mill aiid operations svill give" .employment -, lo more labor"Hhan- ever;, beforehand that'point should see brisker times than in its history.- ' , . at iikatox ' Messrs. Ludgatc have taken up considerable timber and svill carry on extensive logging operations. This, and the fact that Beaton is' the junction of trallic for Camborne and Trout Lake should make this a busier place than ever. /Fhc big mill to be put in at ^ . THOUT I.AKK by W. Cowan and associates svill give Trout Lake what it wants���a steady industry- employing a large amount of labor. This, svith the mines in the vicinity developing so .well, should make Trout Lake go ahead industrially as- svell as from a transportation point. ��� at rr-iiCifsox the Nettie L., Silver Cup and Triune mines arc noss' svell equipped and steady shippers of- high- grade ores. OA.MI10H.VK svill sec the excitement of the season svith its three stamp mills running and turning out gold bricks. On the main line O.vr. MILLION 00LL.SKS i svill be spent on improvements on the C. P. R. and a large proportion of this will be circulated in Revelstoke and vicinity. Willi such a bright and cheerful outlook for the surrounding country, Revelstoke as a city has good reason to be proud ef her position and prospects. i ,, Fiom Our Own Cori-usiioncJoiit. , ���. Cory Mcnhinick returned, recently from his trip to AiToss'licad and Kevelstokc. ; , * ���- ,.'._.' ' Freeh C. Elliott, b,irrister,,;'oflTrout bake, paid , aAvisit to Camborne', on Jvridiiy. , - ^ .��� ^ - j- The heavy snosyfallon Saturday and Sunday brought .closvii. .'uiany ./small slides on the Comnplix road." ,',(" F. C. Green, 1'. L.S., has completed the trn in svay and Anillsitc survey for the Eva'niinc. Uc'has'other, svork on hand. ' ���- ��� ,--' - -"^ ����� On Tuesday a case 'of ,'ns'sa tried in the'Mining1' Record :oi itulr, svas ollice before., Mr. Perry, J: Y. He'lined the pugilist $20 and costs. -This, is'ii'good beginning., " ;m. *' - il" :��nquirics arc being 'made from Ness; York, and other, cities'Jin the' States, regarding the prices of various groups of mineral claims unci the conditions under, which they can bo'-got. -iTiicy .NorthsVcslcriT' Dqyfilsijun'S'iji Syndicate liits-c-cbniplctcd most of the iii-face svdi-k-iiccess.n-y' for tho'svintci Morris & Steed's General Store , Destroyed. , About -i o'clock-'Sundiiy morning fire broke out in 'iMorris efc Steed's store. P. R. Peterson 'svas one of Iho^first to discover the fire and gas'C tho alarm. ' \V. Cowan, 'J\ Steed, TT. N." Coiirsioi- "and No. 1 (ire brigade under Captain C. Ahr'a- hamson,svcrc quickly on the scone' and,, assisted . by others, worked hard to suppress the fire, svhich, at that time, was confined to the cellar.' -. , - i - Suddenly, the flames broke out on the. roof, and (ho main building, svith'its' contents,' svas doomed. The'brigade Had a splendid supply of svater and .made such' good use of it.that the hardware- building 'was saved and. the safe and contents kept free from damage. < air. Morris svns sent'for shortly after the outbreak, and on his arrival directed his attention lo the oflice, from svhich he secured -'-some valuable papers. - -.'.-'- ��� No. 2-brigade, did not get the alarm for. long after the fire'broke out as the telephone svas found to be disconnected, and svhen they arrived' tli'ey svere too. laic- to. be of much 'assistance,..but1"willingly relieved No. 1 as far as possible. The'main, building' was-a'total loss and' also the stock, svith the exception of about $500 of salvage. The loss to Morris & Steed is licavy, amounting to; $5,000,-and1 much sympathy is felt for them in their misfortune. The stock svas worth $11,000.' The insurances were $6,000, made up!of $1,500 -Nonvich Union, $1,500 National, $1,500 Ottawa, $1,500 Equity: i The building svas the property of H: N.-Cpursicr and svas insured for $1,400,-$700 being An Equity and $700in Ottawa. >-" The fire appears to have originated from the furnace. "' ' "' 'If You Want the and Purest packed to free from rounding Selected Tea ' that money can boy, retain it;* natural aroma and flavor, the contamination of the odors of sur- ��� i . - articles, .��?'et They come in pound air pcrfectlypure.. ��� One Pound Makes Over 200, Cups ,��� 'T-or sale only,:,at.' , ' Bourne Bros. RAIL AND STEAMER PAIRS LADIES BOOTS AND SHOES Sizes, l.'��� 2, 2.1, :l und 3.1, Values, ��2.25 to ��1.00. YOUR CHOICE! FOR $1.00 AT IE. J. BOURNE'S "SSSS. i liiiiirii Old StillK r$h tfafarfafarfarfatfarfarfarfarfarfafatfa^ffafa rfadfci<fct$r> ELECTRICAL. CONTRACTS OF ANY MAGNITUDE EXECUTED Complete Installations Our Specialty ; Finest Class of Machinery ... . i: Tlie Hinto'h Electric Co�� Limited VICTORIA and VANCOUVER. RiG RECEPTION Will Be Tendered Coronation Choir at Revelstoke. Kesci-ved se.tta for the cnlcrtain- nient to be given at the Opera IFouse on Monday, 23id in.st., by the Coronation Choir, arc being booked rapidly by the Canada Drug it Book Co. There has probably never been any entertainment given at Kevelstokc by a visiting company in which so much interest is taken as on this, the occasion of the visit of the members of the choir svliich actually took part in the most interesting and important esent'Of the new century, namely the ooroiiatien of King Edsvard at Westminster Abbey/ '���'���'As Revelstoke "is the only city bc- tsvcc'ii Calgary 'and Viiiicouvcr .jiit svhich the choir stop ufV, it is probable that residents of Golden, Kainloops, Camborne and points on Arrow lakes ssill avail llieniselvea of hearing the. rare musical treat'to be then presented. Prices of admission are, reserved seats $1; body of hall and galleries 75 cents. The party ssill consist of 1-1 voices and have let out 12."men. They are svorking a full foice'-of 25-'men on their Goldfinch property, driving two crosscut tunnels 'siith the electric drills and doing other necessary work. It is very strange the' mining record offices here and in other places similar svo knosv of arc svithout vaults or safes of any kind for the -protection of the bocks. I have often svontleied how the government svould 'get over the difficulty of fixing titles to mineral claims in case a lire occurred and destroyed the books. Knowing hosv cureless the oidinary prospectors arc over thcii-i-cccipts etc., I can only sec trouble in such an eventuality. Whs- does the government take risks that, the ordinary business man guards against? Js it. economy or carelessness? Arc not odie'.es such as this, with an income of thousands of dollars per year, deserving better treatment, and is it fair to the men employed as ollicials that they should he compelled to carry large sums of money on then- persons? This is a point the gold commissioners should take up svith the government iind sec that their respcctivc'tlistricts arc properly safe- gu.irdod. ARROWHEAD. From our on n ciiri('s|ionili'iif. Mr. Knnest. of Camborne, svas in Arrosvncad on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thew, of Halcyon Hot Springs, sscrc in town for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Livingston and Miss M. McDonald arc visiting Halcyon Hot Springs. Thefiicnds of Mr. and Mrs. I'ors- land svill be pleased to learn lhat t". eir baby is improving in health. CHALLENGE. The C. P. It. hockey team hereby challenge the City team to a friendly game of hockey, the proceeds to go to the hospital, providing Ihe rink management donatio the rinl: for the evening. Address all communication!' to the secretary of the C.IMt hockey team. A new di.iing cur for Kevelstokc has, been ordered from Montreal 'to replace the one wrecked at Cl.msvilliaim ��� , ". On Wednesday night a freight train svith. Engineer" Mackenrot "nt tlie throttlo'ran, into.somc cars laden,whh stccbniils on the'-'side track nt-Craigcl-" lncbie. The.front, of the engine ss-as smashed and a flat car wrecked. Brakenntii'Bradshaw, who svas injured at Ross Peak some months^ ago, svas again hurt, one of, his bands bcimr disabled. lie came to the hospital for treatment. ' Orders liiul been given for tsvo freight trains to pass at Cruigel- hichie, and Mackcnrot's train haule-l on to the siding, on which sveie the cars of steel mils but for some reason, concerning svhich an enquiry svill be held, the engine could not be stopped in time to avert the accident. Much sympathy is felt for Mackenrot., svlio was only promoted to the .position of engineer a fortnight ago. On Monthly morning the dining car and Puiliiian of No. 2 were thrown off tlie track by it snosvslide at Cl.-in- svilli.ini, but no one svns hurt. The many friends of engineer Geo. Ciihlsvcll will be glad to' know he has been rc-instateel and left 'Wednesday ,for South Kootenay in charge of engine iS'o. 773. Supt. Mai-pole's, division has been extended to Moose Jasv. The Red Cross Drug-Store Have ,You Tried .Miller's Emulsion of Opdf Liver;0iL? - If not ss-liy nol? , , - 1 , It con tin ns- oO-pt-r cent of pure Norss-egian oil aml-iM-o (yniilsified . Hint it cm he taken lis- Lhose having a must delicate tif<te._ Sure cure for coughs-, colds.- und ,n]l lnoiic-Jiinl tumbles. Ti'yitaiid you ss-ill use no other. . Put tip "in tsvo si-.'.es, ollc; a n'el SJ-01).' -. , '-"J.'i'A. Miller &; Co.-?S��sand /'������ ��? �� ** ft ���& ��z ���& <* *t ^������"*3 ir *���' ����� ** *t -** t' IJ <! *C -tz if V fi S "�� iS t^ ^Jf-J^C f <%li HOLIDAY a CARVING SETS, in cases-of in pairs. , SIVER PLATED .GOODS5.' Soup Tureens, Biscuit .Inrs. 'fcte-.i-'fete -.eU-, IBiilt'ei-'Dishcs. Pickle .This "- -'Tea. Sets, Glass Oni.t.*, .lolly.and Bon'Bon Uis-he.-. Cuke Baskets, - " Ghilibvii's JMngs: Napkin Rings;-Nil I Oi tic-kiii s. .'. SILVER' PLATED"--CUTLERY" Knives and Forks in sels. GliildrenV Knife, Fork and Spoon in Plated ^ Ivory iinil Pearl II.indie's. Uei i-y Sption?AStigai- Sliclls. Buttci.- ' * ij .r��.A -��g��'' Knives, Scissors in cn~es. IlnzoisMn cases. SHATES. , HOCKEY STICKS.-^-," . PUCKS. I A \ W . -M j, 4r *r tr "<? t" H ^i ** ���*' "O *" *" ���*���' 1- "��� <s ���<* ~b -U it <-- *- -f -.- t- t- t- ffr-trfr CITY COUNCIL. TO CORESPONDENTS. Kcv. W. C. Calder, K .1. Hi-iinfo.-d Your letters svill appear next issue. At the City Council last night the Mayor. Aids. McLeod, Law nntl I'oote attended. It was resolved to order' a lire ladder truck for each brigade from T. IT. Corley for .fiSOl) and to supply the requisites applied for hy No. 1 brigade mid to divide city insurance equally hetween city agencies. The hylasv for water and light charges as published in another column svas introduced nntl passed subject to submission to latonayers on March 3rd. It provides for culling oil" svater and light if not paid for within 1)0 days, and reduction of light installation fioni .i!3 to $1.7;"). The mayor reported having extended J. Anderson's contract for wood supply to power house to 100 cords. On account of complaints, re Salmon Arm milk, it svas tlecided to leil city milk supply. -n^ayc^Le^O 'try. Uzs^v<^!sUis7L4 -fsns e&#n, d&n> / ������'The city council, svill bold an adjourned meeting ;;oi'i'2()t.h hist, to declare n vacancy'for svard 2, in place of Aid. Taylor, and lix date of election. The following licensing commissioners lire appointed: Revelstoke Riding��� F. MeOiuly, A. K. Kinctiid, K. A, Haggen. City of Kevelstokc��� Aid. Mc'Lcod, W. M. Lnwi-encc. -Police commissioners for city���Aid. McLeod, R. Gordon, J. I.', CHURCHES. i'i;i:si!Vti:i;ia.\". On Sunday night Rev. W. G. Calder icad Lhe tieasurer's statcnient for llu; year, showing the total icccipts to be $I,:i'IG.7U, being %i\-\Ati in excess of last year. The liabilities were if I (18.05 less than at beginning of year. The Ladies Aid raised ifiiMu, tlie Willing Workers $11!), and Siihbatb school %\'1(\. TheALiidies Aid eqnipiicd n svard in the hospital'iit'ii cost of about $70. '.The Presbytery , of Kainloops svill meet in the church 011 Wednesday at 1.0 a. 111. ST. I'BTKK'S.' The choir of St. Peter's church has been reorganized, Mesdnmes W. M. Lasvrciice and 10. TC. Ward having joined. .1. Bourne has been appointed organist aiid It. Gordon leader. YOUR SCAL! or WAGES Your Sc-.tle of Wall's c-iin he intei-d to lii��liei- Notes���BANK NOTKS. The International Correspondence Schools, .-"('R.SX'IO.V, I>.S. c.'.ii Ir.iin win in yum- sji.nv time liy m.iil l.i inciv.i-e vniu s.ilu.- lo yourself by iiicii'.-isim; vniu s.-ilii" lo others. \\"c- olfi-i- insii uc-iion in Ihe follossinp Milijeels- Met Ii.iiiiial. Sl��.,iiii. l-'lectrit-ii Civil. S.i nilsii y ami M mince l-'iigineer incr: Shop nntl l-'oiintii y I'l.tel ii'e; Mich.1 iiiea! Ih-.iM nn.' Arclnti-i-tiii 1', Arclii- tt't-liii.il Di ,ns inir. Pluiiitiintr. Healing, .mil \'i'iilil,ilitiii, Sheel .Metal ,vi>ik. Oiii.itni-iita! Il.-si^n. L'-l li-i inir ninl Paint -.'let 11 ti-Tliei jipciit ic-s. Telephony, Ti'legr.i|)liy. Glii'inisl ry. iug. Uookkeepiiii; Sli'iin^i-nplis-, ]'*ni;lisli Iti.-iiirhc French, (It-iiiiaii mill Spanish (will) pliontigi.iiihl. 10 per cent discount a Mussed lo llm-e scniiinj; in 1 his ;ul\ ei 1 is-ciiicri t. Ailihess W. II. MclJfJI'G'AI.L Lm-.tl Kepii'seiiiafiv,-, P. O. Pox i:-.il. Nelson. IJ. C. P. Wholesale and Retail . . . Meat Merchants. Head Oflice, Abattoir and Cold Storage: ^s^sssr^Oalgary, Alberta THE JJOOTEM^DMMK i'sfcyA ������K|oOTfii; iyA"'v:;,.;jAl't|BLlSHKpASATUItpXY.,;A-A:;\ AAA"" a revel s tok is" b. c;,': 7 "! A"'������ ' Subsbription;;. 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A y'iThb'imiriignitipiAanel larid;pplic)v isi thb'imbst prbgi-essiypAyp^ 10 r eA thie S'p eo pIe.vi ;an d - Asho u Id A bg; diearti ly ;'supporte.dii; Alt';Would; reyp-; lutipnise sectibifslpf -'the, prpyii-ice;by, 1 j i'i ii gi n g h iii ge i es t a t es, i m'p rp ved and' l-pitdylfoi-^eJiiintpAUib'bbc gmairse^ilerS-'whp^arcitliei^ba^ ;pf/a;:bbuiitr3'.A y-Tliis v^ "setibii't^iullie'^ddi-ie'sS:-���������:iy':?-'-,AAAiviA ?. A'.'' 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AjtinibPrA;cc^p;pan\7 bf',Avhicliilie-'is;H :1 tVmberi'ngibpbraUpns, i 11 ��������� li a;ii til v i 1 i n-y A ;ingAiPillsyinytiie:l>pun 'k'uspv;^ndyRoiise)i-!iiA -alsbjitieeifieiea jim il lASyillijlSci:pu t:'i ni'thbreI#:;Tlie*lfeael :liusiness^fiicejpf^ :'Niik{ispiiyand?;v'isiA iBiniiigs-ofbn^vliipseyAoIlic^ imeiiitAMrAGaiiell^ sa yin'g Mr}:iii\ lings; is;iWyt;hprpu'|hly, .up7te)Adate.lu'mbcrmaiiA fATJieiboib ^itnyr;di!i's';-Avi l^ imbiiltlisiA'nbveciAi^banki ng^OTipunl: itbytHbJlmpcriaAb^ tbrptigliiisvhjclAAl^ ;len| i s'C A bii n k i itAa bAsi ii ess Ai s A'nbsvi '..11a in el led 7Mii^^M7i:}^������y^S^^iAii AiMiiyCbnjicllc^^ "ltimbermeiiibf^ i iigjljeciiibbiiiVectctliAyi thiHlib;iritliis--: IryAlibrbsi nbcll'SSG^ !!tl i roug iilii Ibiiii e A ex i enisi-vb Acori tra'clsv for2thegGAPviiKg|M^ fprui|iAui3:'^iiisiyCp^ uibi-eAprdicrsiA^ 'thai lAiliieyibaii i^fSrid 1 cAl'H^rpickbn|: .tlibAp m i iigAs&i spn'fi sSgOAng^;tp3bc|aii; .b^nnbriibne-fbiAluhibei;inbri,p:iiy GoddJyNeivsyqfffi y^y^fS/lyepy^Cup A;G A^Aitss-bbclAy^ .EnglaiyAsybpsccfirhT agenien tio^heAjNetti eil'T^aiVd? Si 1 yer Cup^ii'mihesiretui-neds' f rpiiA:liisA'\isit: toy tliey.coii'i piiin y;?sAl>rppGrtiesyA.last; isvefelty'AH^ the:rcsults5bf.Hlie:extbnsiye^ meii^carriedibutby^M^ ai' Al ai-gcy a tii 0 u n t A of % 6 r c-i liti s. iii;i bee 11'. placclljiii'rsi gli t'Aliereb 'nbwi;:bei ngiicl oiieiiwi 1 ii-pi-pvciAthb irijjjj iperticsyatA^OOA^ ltli:in';bef6reAAyy-''i'^ id Si n cei Jlie; i iislia 11 atibiiii pfHlic'cpm-v ^i-elsbr'p1 aii|?ia'tytn"SiiNetti c?JAclcyel.^ bpmeift;has':;plbceetlccl Aapidly;!:A;|A yyThe;|trSmss'iiyAat;|tii% ig^atAsticccssynb,t:bn brefiss-olli'ii��������� "ni i heAbplbeii'v y������ in:ivylchihcry)'fbr,;ibe cpm]5'rcssbrP^A\51iciiy^ cles'elbpmcn t):ssu 1 l^b^ ^G.up'.'.iAVsiii;^n|aiusl^ istanti'ali-naiiu-pAp^ ;of -itlic stittiidai-els'ai;b 1 vSOtTfeet;a]Srii-ly: iyi|A;i i;icf f orrji^vi 1 lj be i lifa^bii'^AutiliiscA iitheAbigisecbn^ a ss'|til u iif p;:������gaini pi A iingl;pfy,whi,cli*siim g^d?yiiUics|;sApy|^ ,i ATlvcji ti corp bra i-ipni Afbb |tb c|i Si 1 vpir ���������Gup^Ii'i/ngiboni ibrigiutill||yfnc]ie|ite^ liay i n gybeeir tjSi'i^e^ S^ieniieiTC^Mbperaiti ngA> ..iMien-fii'seAthe"/^ i:;'iUi.ie;i-KopTJ3X^ ���������'T:']^iii.ii's:i'riii'',i,-i.,biiisW^ ^Avftiaiiy it iiiaiiiiais'securcdAa:;'yaluiilile;/ y,,bai'Kii i ii.i,ijy;;.-'idyerti'Si ng: i.ir; tii '&'lj^*%&7iy SiiTTiiyM^ i^ji^iieAcost^iisAIo^^iuieiAiU yiApi^iii-ptjiihil'isiitisfiic f|i||lMclc^cror^ ;jm|Ara|fgaltfstoi^ ll:i|aif||Ml|j^ 'iAiiltyeftTst-cl^ ;11ylfiii'PlipW^n^paci|e mouiTicsm ���������'.Xiic^y-i-x^y ;rigl)tsJ;bfAheApTOp^ ���������ai'iici tlicigpycrnmpn'timu^^ :itii]dci-staiidiSlia'tJA';A;;iS?y^^^ iiSDbiM ix ^x^iPjtoy isbf Aii- ispnyicypii^ (AX ���������������;?;.������������������ ivA of iJIiiTei-nK.pliiiinsrJ'iiiibci' Berths 'and ������:-;:ii;yA*-.^1P^'ii?l.!Ui(ls.:.y-:,;::;AA'::- A y '7 Ciirei p������ J:; D.; Siis ijAi,u A llicyi;i.S'i'P icioyil.rJAA laiu-yey ���������jJM-i*!' |f?'"it'- vDomixjo^- ;a lylHICAilAAAiAy^ a:n DyPitpA-nici At; y Af? ;IjXxi)t-:iSunyi:'^ REyiifLSTiScii,A;B:Gl^A;'AS ���������:?m. yymii'ijtiirfy- yy^vy JPERR^il||^]|fAp i^IiiiiiiKlKiiBiiiecrJ.nn.ilJ-il SAsii&AiASiSHsi 'KpiAiAi'iis:i.;A;AA-AsAIH :Exa]nihati6iiriP'nnd4lepbrtk;on:i:JliniiiKyl'i-0|i-i ���������;?;i;ScriiosS:K5-;"fi.';;.;p^^^ Specification aiidAC'diisii-lictipii.bri'JliiiiiVgilsiiit: ���������:5v,3cliliiers-.'y2:yi'it'.;'^.y:! ������������������? ,S:-::y;,y:;y:-''yf- yy-yi. Tcsti.inade of Oi-es-aiVd.Conceiili-atimifoi-.Glilor-; Ayiiie andtJynnide .Ti-entnieiit.TJ'.:*-;.-.*';."; Apy Hydraulic' Plniitj'.^V-".-' 7rf; ���������Ws- A:y:~:yy ,.-.-..' A ���������'���������: :: A:7yffy-: y - Bedford=JIcNeil Code.-- ,' I^^Ay^'fiKinA^tjv^ d if rfiiclcctibiAAi ii:Ai.A\rps^Ai%i^bAtbbi pibibi crfslraul dSi^ii^ HonviiGbl APrip^ ���������smpc;bfAhc:^^ ;cr ii til pii tAiyfl'rgaii s ;AThayb|Asbs-pi^-A bri t'i ci seel All oViif ah i f Ps tbiyveicb ifsi cl e fii a if y; ti if p rej if cl i cPebiiea d p r.i.iii u s. tA.cpmb: ibAthpiSpncl uiiiSifl^iiatAa^^p^l^ ss-cl l|:f biAtlicSyvprivA nfciitAgTiieAifpllmsu flectsiAgreii tycrcd i ty on'y ddpn A J;A-'-b Erpri li ce iif oiaH i,s|rii a:fi agbm'cn'tibfstbc'' ^.fi n aii ces.:^ A^|M i'l^Ybifjsyill'ibciiip fefivifiivc'Sfi sciil Aii^bii ry?fc.ricl i ii gA;-.Xu.if eiiriUDA' iii)02 if tii Cjiex pc n.d.itij. res ,i i iifs'ciibceiij'kCpt: iV!A''. I'yiSiili IP Ah py np|))^pmtipiisA:iVKl-; ISSiEDys'ARDS, AHAIXED^lKDICAp-AXlA:801^!!^!,.:: iyi.y t'A'iAAA1.? ursi-:^ ' ^AA:.;-.A;-A;^y'J : a Ai: -RE^ELSTOKiE;;A^yCA--*As iSiBIKfSMi^w "-���������'.".yy'-yyi;,, A(-:v '77y^ y y',':y ���������.-���������'-.:���������.-���������..<union|*i si AT;URil5AY; TEBRTJAiRA, - ���������*')'-."��������� -. '���������...'..'.."' a..:,.: :ibL :i96y. iAAIheAnictivityiiifiytheiHum Aan'idz'6tjieirii.iiidus.tnbs AViwevsiiosysyilia : 'iperity'of: the :easAa'ndAinorthss-est is :::,exteifdi,if������r.:.tpi'thc:Pacific:cpastvy:y:yi: IMa-;: sctia yAiTlie; Aiiiericaiv Congressilui '.gobdexampletoiotiieAgovei-iinients ii'n passing'an;anti-trust lasv;:-: .That ibe; lasv,isi;likelyy to^ be effectiyei is >evidpht;ifroinitbe";.appeals;ofiRocke-i ���������felleriand other Aiieniljers;.. of ���������"the .: Standard'iOil;ylirust"io::isena.tors: to irejc-ci the legislation:'."-Tn'-.a.'country: ii'like-Canada ipeVemptbry "nieasures ' ought to ibe taken" lis-yUie.govern: : iiiicnttb ."pvevehl'.'svichya.ii; :octopus ���������getting, ii .footing 'and. .We: believe that, to cb'.'ckniiite it. our legislator.-: ���������at Oltassa ought to take hold of the oil industry.and-: supply'oil at cost. It is'inoraliy .cci-tain; that'. Canada has a.-, great oil fields;ashas;e eyef- been developed,in.the United States. The oil business, a.A how controlled by the '-St unci aril Ui 1 trust is notlii ng less than higbsvay robbery, and the Dominion government can" and ought-i-to'slop it in 'Canada.' ' LIBERALISM AND LABOR." ��������� Tiio liberal party in the mother country can still set traditions to tho .liberals of Canada., Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman,' the leader, 'touched the keynote of the future- : success and progressive policy .of the party when he said:��������� "The liberal party-'svere 'keenly in ' sympathy with the representatives of labor.���������'���������They had too few of tlieni in the'house of commons. In fuel, there sva.-- a good deal svaiiting, not only in the house of commons, but in the ' public services in the way of democratising the svbule of them. If by., any arrangement they could have a larger number ni labor members in the House of Commons of the type ihey Imd there already it would heiin enormous advantage lo Ihe cnnsl itilt ion and to the liberal parly." A crying need of Camilla today is greater labor rcpresonlntion. The workers constitute by far the majority of the population, and their 11 ifTiAbyAti 1 icy'^1 cli^tffArt ii iiVA;i^-P.QyAyfrbi>V i.\y 1 'mt.,it I ie" .'��������� p.jib.l ic^Tii cc p"u "iVta ';::!'s l.i o >y ^'n p.\yj; tjic:ipxpciiclii-urcs';"will AwcAhppC.diiiyc} l,ceaiA)aliiiiccclA"by"^actii!ili:lfeccii)ts.: p 1 iicing'ttli c"pi;6y i ii bp.; f pivyllic;"lirst; fimd; .fbcYiniiny"years ihtlfbpositipiAo i ng Alio" deiflci tit p: bc^ provided "for AAA;" :������-I t f s: aKpi-b ucAcl ay^ :tbibcablbAP-s)f'y;its ^receipts" btilancpi its expeiiclitiirei'aifd:thegpyei-'nnient; isvlio abbiicvesA'itlfat,AAvhilcAat iitiib Same.iitimp":pf-6sudihgAa."]iljem^ penditurbJforyp^iblic?issJbrksiaiidiU cleyelppment; bf. the" pfpyinceylias". reasbn"tbi feet proudipfAitfe Achibve- fnien t. "syiyy".--���������;.5A;""."i;:i:A:iy-A";"""'.: ;' "Spmie"attention"!iis"Agiven^ytp the siepsii takeiiiitbiiseciffpAbbLterAcfinsJ from"fliP.;:doniinipn.y;:AA'yi"iii A:yyi;ii i:'"'iilti"is y:tlfcA:railsvavA"pbluiy::;:itliat interestsypebple. ifipsti:i n:\-i'c\v of: the is'tirong fee 11ng iigniiist.further,graintsj ib.'.rniiLsviiy iborifOrittipnsA:ADn ."t-lfi'sl pbi'n.ti;-'Hbiv"yC.q.l A PiuoA'says'^--'" A"|A;" i y^'AN'itlmuA'iiissistiuiccAAndA^elitsc^A fiucntlyyss'ithbiit'aiiyinieasnrei^bfycciny; trpbfbcirailroads svillis.fb'i'-.::i'nstiti!b.e;'ibcij ii-eie.i't.o ieniployACliiiicsc,: Vbipiinesc"orj ii ny f o re.i g t. ��������� ,��������� 1 a bp r{ 111 ey' ci li oose. p ro s- ide'd i ���������it;is; cheap,'"while our "svo:king"men���������j ���������k|ly"io'pkingbn',:''C:in;:;only~.:';ii-i-i'p^ protest. ADireet ii.ct'ess-Apii tbe.jNprthAi svest' nfnrkets for ally, time A'')',', come, nieniisnio'retc...British Collimi.ii,ii ���������than f all.;Otlicf":ioiitlets itliivt "ciinibe ipjiencd" ui) air ius-fo'r hinibei". f f nit, aiid i'li^h:' "' A; Railways' 'through' y the 'no'rtliuni < in'toi-ioysvill.open 'tip. and-'.:develop an J Imiu'eiise ,tori'itoryAisvhicb 'erintains cc't'taiiflv-fhe grcatost-. extent.':'of agricultural Iii ud in the: province, and: ini- .nicyns!)mineral I'l/soure'es,' wjiicli, svith at least oneAol tiie "termini.' to thi: stiti tlisva i-d, svi11 ' lie ,il i rectiy. triliti tii ry to the older portions^ of tlie priovince. They, .svill "iild.;. iini.tiu.'iisely " to the: rcviihife-hi tlic;s;iine way as K'ootenay aiiil Vale haye contributed tb.'pur-ini- pOrtiuice and success, 'fhey svill ::ot only bcnelit the portion" of 'he province ���������already settled in the way in li- Ciitu.il, but ..ns it direct and natural resiiltof railways through the northern': interior-other, railways svill traverse, tho interior plateau northward to meet thein from Hasteni Kooteiiay, \V'esterii Isooteiiny, Vale and Lillooct. .for in ing a netivork of comrtiiiniciition for which the -interior-forms ...so itiiiny inittiral alirl admirable routes; and thus eventually ���������.competition as svell as.'corn- iiiiinicalion will lie afforded to every important centre'." The .premier also, advocates a system of light railsva.yH to provide transportation for outlying districts. Of the form of',' .'insista nee to; he given'the premier says:���������- " I know .there urn objections made, lo land grants, but we have lo ileal with prcscnticoiitlilioi-.s, not, iheories. We have lain!, and plenty of it. which will be waste for centuries longer, without railways. We propose incase land is given lo surround the. grants with such restrict ions and safeguards, as svill. so far as possible, assure all Ihe lieiielils to the miner und agriculturist, that would accrue 'from administration by. the government. It is unnecessary I o point out that railway corporations ai'e. tho very best of im-' migration agents, because it is in their "Alfe feiiSsAf if--bits'li^ i till c;c. febt ibf i iprb tes t;S;figafnsfeHpiiA,Cc)!" il'ri pjfj "Ao f"?%i ctpWiySci ty^yanel A4i"-9"^ a PatcfsPiiA"fo/A]S>b'|.M bpbn"wi thcifiisyii ^WMWi^^i^^l^S^.. il i ere A|ii s"ss:'ee kyh c;3iss;aslaskcet:ia altbltbc" :pcl i ticalA:as"[)CCtAaiid:ilircplicd :sel 1 i iig Aiiiii cli i nWfyMaiV^ , poli t ies": if t"p f cscn t"*;if A:?"A:"AAAs"i"Ai: A:i.Icp|iAIiirt,iii>isiissi.iing":inyAddrcss::tp: i cl irctpi-iS:bf y:i\\'est A'a ���������ycftCXiigitiiist'tlfb'goyemm ; tlic"gcvcni in eh Aiciiif niptSiCpu tyblyincrp! i tlf iif \A Itby vp t cs";iijT ii e"ApiecitiefjrA;tiiikcs" plii'ccfpiA^HiyAsArpAAAA ";"'A"^raiicbiiye^"icofr "yTlie^ibe^al^piir^ cohs e iwif li-i yes Aa n d Acl i sgiai n 11 ed; A gr i ts ibpiiibAiicebjAltyyiya^ t- sybiisVPii"b.tiVsiiidyiAU stroiig6ii"tlftiii>Sy^ "llio if AColl;R naty^ ���������p!fssecl"tliro^ iciiiyAoQ"tIfeij-"i-p i;a"t": 01 (iii ss'iii; Ai'A.s ke(l"a sA tpytbeigfesiil.ts? ;. 11 icy;s r ep 1 iccly t If syii. 11ael|s ^a tbeiiiiJi cy case [ ;fpr|tnaiipips-i.iiCe3iin^ ;Sciftiai,iPiisAybuldAim AtiipiiA:A"^"yAA::"aA%J#IA"AiA^ A|T 1 icjiel ec ti.du������ f P r"Ay\^;esi t ASyVlp" i Sybgt.;��������� 'C^ViaycnTliny^pppositibiiAe-indida^^ ;.li'asyy;ito 'OlivcrAvspbakingyj-fbrAAbimiAabUiAiJce^ ;^lifrti ii's:iys!''hp,ilUpc"^ "for iSeifilih/"A;jJi-A Safisoiiy"!^ iiif cii'tAba iicl idii tefii is; "a yfp dpii lairApia ii A iHpifA^ "oif-li is i>elf ii 1 f, a iicl iJ ibh: "QpiAPripiy arlcl i;Hipn"lA'iiM":EbcrtSiW^^ scbiic:. tlielumloeriljfi'siiVejl^ s ubqessyey ier> ������ s i ncb%l i p\wbnt"itit6;iit" jand" li pApp n si dpi-s 4'i'^& timbitlibrpyis":iip"|tete thelsvest ALDERMAmy-FOOTEi NewfCdmpWy^M^ 'lims������sfid0^ yfBinpSlfpAcAtii-ii'lif ithe"eii|t^lft|"iiiis"beffe ;fictiivci"iplbp������nftibb iifgtbfJtiibAi^lieyy^ ji tip if"|pf "iitiicyi; ti liiijei-i?] i iif i fe'hb; ab" -iq tii f cei -'oil^s iv f o s Al ii loc-i if; coif i i.i n c LLcSiir i'sutlf"tlic|la&^ y"'A|iicss'"cpiiiiian^ -ipferaiJed^; ;bfyi]i!iWer^bif jArj^lfotffasA^ ^YorktoniS!Mii"McMili^ bpriie'^KM^ ;i^rbli'an||faneLl^ cpiif plfnyAiss'i] 1: ta'lcc "py e r ;i 11 i P ji^ p i^o i" t yA ���������anyAtli|yfiisiife|=s"sy^ ^uiiiiK'i:pfc5iifana ilbiASvlipIha bxpbriencedh������tl'U3iCasLEs#isAAA?^^ lv;ii\Irc^tyibi-yl)if^ Sessi;siv;iGbbrgS"Nes lc"r-ifby,.:getting":Jau 'feptApXAlpjfe;^ if pa nf S'pf; If effsbs," aiicl: i lias [ serfl" f b ryai .mill siv rigli K";iSX;i������iic w' "If pi ler,-:.cngi n cj birbulaf",saiv!"carfiagci.tri,nfm ptlier;iplant"svill"ibbyadd^ iDekesv;'iiiill7'Wliicliysyill"star^ LipfisAi if f iaiii;if esv csyeeks i'AMr .i;Tay 1 or libpesiitoitakbibitt- fouritp liyp.rnill- ibn;;fept::bf"lpgs"this"syinter;T-."A:2;UiA ;y"tThp"ciu es' if o ri.; of; bui 1 cl i n g ia"la rgeri ifiilLwill;be bonsicterpH^tb^ibifAA'iJiyA! :"iAIi-,";Taylof-"ihasy;sbctfrecl A26,000 ia c res" of tilib lies t"t i in be i* ih it lie i cp ii i f -i ti-yf pfiiMu pply i if Ir "tlie i inills";'"";":;"^:" wmmmmot Vielwiofyy&L-eddiriqy^ y$$^^0ih'MEngiri&aip^0^^^i mm yinggtngmeer. v'Mf"'' "'"-'���������"���������"-'-���������' i Fifty77T/iousahd:0 tt Or-- "i; i" yyydered: for :Arrowheadj7^\ '7:77:77 Tdicifeiorc^hudgalciAiuforiris;:: us that".^50,00piiss:prlli;:"cif'" bebnAioi-cleredAfori the"mill";svliich j Luc]gate lirbs.i-syilt put-in atArrosyA [^('^."^ThciAorelern'yfoi-iiithis" i 1. have all been: pl-iccd: svi tlf Canadian jimahufiicturcrs. "iSoine" ielca-'pf; the j iifagnitudc;-6f"thc ���������milbmay be 6b-: \'Ti.e^^i^e-^:tl^ the citiv- couficir-iof KcvclVtokc'f-l.isi^l'inery.-nlr?fi(ly:,ordnrUdonlyLforin^. yeiiii:'is*.A'ld;"Ko'.:t(',^s'.l,ib:.-;Wiis"reti'u:riecl |-.piirt':;of,. the intended eeiUiptTie.nt of iiiie'.'pl'iQsti'i.iwith Aid.McLeod, as repro- \ theiiiill...;;A; "A . Ai i , 1 of Ne ti'tntive. of No. I. svard ">;'; , A Id, l-Viotc is- nVOitiuitliiiii liy .birth... Iiiiving Pictou. X, H.,.-is his n/ifivc place. There'heAfciu-ncd"the liiiiiiling .trade, and nitcrss-ii rds ss'ciit to Neii- fork. where be.worked "for two years hi ihe, Liike 'Krie and' Wi.-stern Ciir shops, l-'i-om NtrwVork he "went Ici.i Providence, Ilhodi:; Iklailil,, svliere, he entered business-as a contraotor.y y -",'���������'���������'���������:��������������������������� AOii the Klondike rush breiikiiig out he determined to go "to the gold fields, of the far north, and svas';oA bis syiiy svest, svith lii.-it objerjt wi.icii be nb't:'Jt.' ilowsou, of; tliis ,'city,. SvbA iiersiiaded, him to .iilinndon the trip und stop of!" at Hevolsfoke, .liere Aid. I-'oote. entered into partnnrs-bip svith .\!r(. How-: son in the furniture: Imsinc-is. -.-, 7 ��������� Aid. l-Viotc wsis one of flieprbnioters of the lievelstoke iLlinilier Coinpaiiy, oiiiyof the co'1 tractors for the hospital, and other important buildings. I Ie takes an jictive interest iii public; a (fairs. !A " Aid. Poole's father was One olytlie pion'ec'rs of the Big-Mend and ban great- faith in that .part ,bf .the country, where lie, made (jnile ������. slake. He had lieeii placer mining in California und .ciuiic north on the, diH.-.overy of the ���������Cariboo gold fields. lie went' into Ihe Ilig liijnd with the rush on the old sleaine:- Porty-Nhic, aii'l is'slill ha.lennd hearty notwithstanding his years of pioneering hardships.. BANKING. ANOTHER SAWMILL Will Be Built at- Griffin Lake In ,���������. the Near Future: IA R.i Schobmacher Atnfl A.-f- '"A.- Leonard. (if Lesvislon,'��������� N. V., arriyed in flic' city "Siimlay in coiuiebtion ���������.vitli another lu in boring enterprise". Mr. Sciioohinachcr is, i 11 tc rested in the timber litni t at, Grillin Luke formerly owned by' P-iifiy.-in, and Visited "this district.svith,a view to. arranging for .the' erobtion of a sasv- niiil there. ���������''.';. A^WjiME0L Bullets Fly and Jewelry Disappears Mysteriously. A riiibiiri-ifin residciif. syith lifter state bxppl lei) tAsfiggbs tipifA'vi'tbAa ,S' i piSS-A1 lp"l foil pi i if gy tl ibyJ cablyi n cl us tr^-Ai S'; iiiff cl elibyi IfeKigA t t\s;ppplf";i\.[:|iEfi;"yiTc" ibpii'si clej'g|t 1 f^"Q AKyi.l j"tb \y n e"r.^yp f" 11 fb"; i"Pi-if i b?ire fi n e ry "b 6 ii l eil ig fy e'is u |is t ii 11L i ab :!aid"fbi;Uiey nilifi'Sj tr^^b^'faid cil iii'gys licet' :1 caclyff iielyi ci iclypi ii^";;fnitki,n|i;Apila,ifls^ IrAy^lfpAfl-i-aiiyy^ cpftfspAMfAayctipify^t isytl ic{]fuisb iffgipf "tlie"^ i 1 y biAlbactpfoA eiAicts"i,ifytlfpSAsia|ibAina [A ttsvpbd;i|;ys-i 1 jlpi-Sbii biyl'Slb p|bff At li Mon ti"pa:l"bii\ lfisi,yyayi::bast|afi cl"|iii'gP itliespAS-ic^Spij^ iAfA-nPliiibiyiipjip^^i^ i ifg"ythc"irii if ijig"yi if ed usTfyisid^yi'bi" "iii pS^ i ii^ i il 116 i"cl viliy I Qiii jriii n l^gvijn a c h|n A "cryA; S"Yci-yiil i It 1 p"b f ytlfisymfibiiifibi-.y" i;i!?"������iis"iibtiS|tbiiiibi"Gen i a; if; jii VeAt b of iisyi s0 iyii!||ii"fffil|"l A*y 5i#; iliS A������1| | i;!A Af ;6 ii i" ssw^ s"l b'yypiiyte **!"H a y iijltp tipAJ itfxvri" |;o|( b|yr if iiifR'KQ"i|y|A j :������A������'i^iW^Rte AAgji;ffii|iiJp"i^iitii^ @l^^^l^ip3^^^MG^^^|^i|j| AAyOf'det's"iiyif)Ca|K ^^^yyi.;i^jrrirr^s:gi.gjVi...L,..l.i ^j.'1 ^.^s^t^invvTvy^.tias^^^.i^xv^r^raae^i^^KAiajtz^siz^y* KobtbnayyLciclg'e!,: ������gtltvisAii: Fy&^iviA s'l'lioreguliii-iiiee tings; ?ni-o;li(:liI:,in"tjie2iJbi?:;; ';oiiie:.'i'oiiiiiie,":I36iinie., . .llaliyViii.flieyM.liii'dy y- ISI oil it iiyyriii Aiiticli?: t iii on Ui SatySfep.yin.:: ^*wSy> :A:s"iiiiting::vl)i-otlii-ciii ,:W*; Acpi-tliallyiAvelcpniudy yihytiblibON^ioeiffi'rAitv" ���������.ifSELklKi^LODGESN ,iApa,Tiii-:T'r,;X.;;ci.; tend.'1" ibiiiiiA'nf 1 i5.','s.k(j;. SliiiiMlIsliyil isfiifadbiii n"G,aibidaA#:;Ei. ,,, tfm:. smoicmE Anhud/gMeeti/igW AA yy ''i't "��������� ���������/-, afi^/sofl."";";""!"-;" : -"TlibiiaiiiiiiciLnicctiiigy"bf>ithb"Inf" perialriDeVelbpiifentySyndicif, lielcV'Ttlbscl ay; ri ANelspn t'"i"The"icIce- ALoircff Ali rcctoi-Srresu 1 tbtl "i nyi-ptu i-'ti-; :fiiig,itlfp:ibld;ii:b^ai-dfy;JpssrsA;Qin GracesA:Beef"A;ftliu^ ;SfbblcsyAMbGuliocli,Ayribr La m bif ti iy;Thp:'fpl 1 oisy i ii gi sverp elec ty; i e d -i of Ii'per s: ;'"G e.oi;ge"! G ij. 1 ies i;'. p i;os: i cl.c.n t-'j-'. DfAAirtliui-y^.fs'ty;ivibbypfbsidbift^ W.vBebr"secbnd"!A'iccTprcsidcift;"yHi il3ird;"trpaisiufci;A"A;"H;.':Gi-a .rptaTy"imcl"niaiifigi if g"eli rbctbi-y|Thbi principal Ara if sfictiPif'bfytlib-ysyiftli^ batci' dlififigi'tlie";prccccliiigyitsyplvc monUisAvas itlicUibnding of-ith'pAJils'a iif Fife" tbAlic Caliimct" lt"--:.B.' "G.TG.ol'd-. fieielsiiof'illASiiOQp-cifslffffl iiv:sbifrcs:"i.:i:;y'"iAy":'Ai;:A'yi;' ���������"'' "-Ay. a, ��������� friend the lire if siege. ti.ken his The horses ba( dainiig loaded iia (I mpiii-iii.f lis weelr I nspector Moiiltofi, of the I Hank, spent three days of I, here, and on Thui-siln.y Chief Inspector Moll'a 1,1, joined him, the two ofliciiifH of the bank proceeding thojice to Ihe coast. rctiiruiiig lioine c,;; '.Sunday morning found bis house in 'a. A (|Uoiidnln associate, le.,.iu out for n (hive hoi Led and done miiidi lie c.vpecteil I he police .and revolver and rifle. On I.be owner ii rid friend ilear.iiig the house tlie occiipiuil. look I. tif-in for Ilis Majesty's force.-, and- brought the shooting inuiH inlo play while the other two had an interesting ex peri-, ene.e dodging bullets. When tin' owner eventually goi, possession of his home his n.Aoeiate .departed, ninl the owner, found I.i.s Wiileh, gold chains and oilier s'alimbics had depiii'led too, Will RevolutioniseyyTreatmeniy.bf 'i;yy7y7y7':'.yA Copper-V:0/*t?s.;i-:-''"-i:';'Ay" -...���������:.-.���������.: ��������� ....yy.yy' 'is-y.y: yy 1_;.:.-..- ��������� -^.-.-.. ���������--*������-_-..' -.-"��������� ;.;Alt is report ed iii,i])i;6ccss.;hiis;: been ��������� pCrfbctceifbrAti-ea linen t.'bf ,_cpp])pr an'id other sulphide 'oi-csiAvliicliidj'c-; cpi-tling't,o"cxpci-ts,syi!l bring about a.rev'olut.ioif iii.i I'npiallur'gy.A;.^; "A- "..-'���������Tho iicsvyinctliocl svill pci-mit, of the b|X'ning'u))"bf h'uncli-cels tif low- grail c . cop per if 11 i n es,; svh i cl 1"-. b a vc becifilying cloi'inanti iliccauscipf the liilliei-Io jirohibi ti vc cost of :.o])'oi--' aiioil.���������"���������'.'���������' Ko'rinciA Siipcrintcnclent ���������Knox of ���������the "KiisL IMtlHburg Gas Company, i.s "'the "inventor of-the nesv |iii-occss and the rcprescnlaliyc, George Westiiigbousc.biis already in vektc(f.$2,000,000 in the syslcm.', ���������' The method docs; a svay with the preliminary rbriRling of the copper ore, svliich-not. only is, expensive Xi-caitii'iciit, but.kills vegetation neitr smelters. ."���������' 7 ,. " i- THE #/^. A compliiueni, wbicli We iippreciate very mticlv is fm id by a- lend-ng milling pngineerof world-wide experience, who .ii'iya the suggestions niailu, in the K'iioTK.VAV .M.sii, for the improvement. of the silver-lead industry lire the host aiid most practical yet put Ibrwnrd. , ('!', Allwiiod; M, P.., Who has been visiting, Hie ' (list riet-.' svas the lirst milling oiigine.'T ,lo build -an aerial li-niiisviiy iii yVmericii, having crccted a niodilici'itioii of an Knglish idea at a. mine ho was managing at Nevada, where the ore had lo.be dropped n.OOO feet to the mill. .5, Wf ���������'��������� A;^f Ayf $ ? A ������������������: ;?y ,*ji r>; AVJIOUKSAhlCiDKAIiKU ' yj;:������a>i.;:yfsy - - - :1NA O^S^BKSi^NDiOlMMS" ,,;,AyA(Sitf':i^.i':'-''Q'Auysiria(ni!:p)yAA,y -S)]fptS:alPstAA@^ ���������m 'illefHillBnglip liiiliiliiitliSl|l iililllll ..SVliilc tlici-o.iti'o'.iiuinyi:.:.svii.y.s:;bpeiis.to.;.svise. Aonieii lo .ecoiioinize: in yllie ihoineyiiiiiie tiro nioro rfimployof.i pi-ofltalile^tliaiiytliey use :of Uiiiinoiid:.I.).v6s,..:.'riicso. iiiiitclilt.'Ss'd.ves ssvliili: they create niul resUii-coltlgiiniients l.o-vlieiuily. iiiul-;ii.sei;iilnestt,.:.nlsp;i-enosv..l'ii(liiii labkycovoi-s,'. cni-liiiiis, porticrs, alKliiinsnnd chiiir coveriiiKS,' KlviiiK- thcin..:l)i-i|j;hl;,:.iind'..ai'tistic. colors.;,.One" trial svill convinee.yon: that Diamond l.iyds nro fioiiio I'l'icnds. Send voniviultli-ciis to 'I'ltciW'tills S; Kielini-tl.son C,'o.,':.l,iinil.e(l, -JOO jUoiintiiiiisl.', iUontrcal,' l':('���������,'andyoii will't-eceive-jiuslypaitl ncs\-.,.l)yoi'.Uo6l������;;:|-i".siiiii,i)l(i������;6f :I.)yc'(irel(ith"iiiiil! ;full.i'-iiiii{i) of yjJiiimontlyiJyp; ISIrtt iiiitl.ltiiK"'''it- tcnis."::-i;;;,:syy;;'y,yvy:A y-y; .-'������������������,���������.���������::.���������;���������.���������: ������������������y^y'V .:."-:;:���������;:::; IFolSiKyBM "ilA\'c;;:!tliti;iiiidcr ;fiillis"Api';fina''^d|t()y;giyeAilie^ ::g'if'iif',an'tCcvMufliAjvc'rj^,oOic(;ii^ il3f;"i;PbU.iiigilj'sAKicl'nCy:i-^V.(^ "tlieifdiilyli'ilehi'ftlySi.n "ppsi i:i y b f yfbf ircsyfijf.1 W (vo\ )h I es:Aiii:isi ii gi^|A|Ci | ;:l'i^)n)AveiilA;iViAeliseitsi^y(-i(Uu Ay j' fi Iei h ii yif" CI fee t;l;ii 1 lytft i'e t iu'ntjd"i.fA!db'!Ai������iiiAi villi li'ii't.'ihiiis'fii'o'iijfiiijljv^ ?!ifi,ef'AiVsb''*)t"AitibAO,;)it-itll(ii?^ ) hot tili^i e If 0 c-'tii-i'is ton i s 1 iiu g"ai id|j'^f ii ia i Ay "AA ,firiVi,:j;cffi"-iis?Sif *J',0 ii i'sya StiYy to "lir oiviy y.-' M,A:.AASpS^a|y"AA ^piiOiinadiis-BoplA^jiinig-C AyAA-ySiASyAsiSA^Jtbyids^ _"AAMi. yiWaitef Oi'iffciipiYiAOiiuggists.A-i: ;il3"A;0i>'i"s-clsiolVi"xl3 'J3twl,*ftj-u������������������^'Nixy^ '" , * n! S t, :A;A?s:A^:AwJSA;f gf Uivs-yl s to k e;;yl> ���������jS-'M^'^ii... On iMoiiday a slide damage at (bit Hank delaying No. hours. a bridge I .several ;ml-liI3SNl:l3DIC!AiIjfAY-ATi!H ::l"As'j*oii/iii-e; t hiAiiiVisbievii-ii tii yeyi iiji h e'A;'i: svoi,idy;;A*|i.i'rf(!e:l,;.iiiitiiiiani'eiiVe(ly;;:fpi\Ay till "iiiSiei a-(hjs AAnclyiSI iisOiiluAy diseti^cA^yiA Liy ci" -Kid ii eyy liipcl. ?;.S f.0,1 iiiicli'Aii 1 i i'i.e ii t/siAi;" !iifd"i\IOtallic-"iPoisbniiig;:}"AAsui;i; cf'mAA'( I'o i'.i; "I'I i fiff AIM ii Al 'i^ilTeeli 11 g."' A"ii S piecial" A'!iteAbh>iiini"l)oiitAi;aiid'Ariiins.;AArsvo!;A ChiiiiIsi- aif'is'c';aiiil".dc'jjail, Ayi'i'y;;;(liVy.A " :'rulegi-.iipJi'Ac'b.uiilviin pa r Is' of 1: t licliAvtiild A" -Ai f '���������";��������� e x p'eT;.ii'ii ce'cl' "3i; .|ililSSiUlgAl',;A"iC;-ii-'i,"yAAAC*AAv'i"S 'M'alcJKcm^ BricMayeiAaM All linos of Mason worly n iiilcrlnkciiV ��������� Ayy?: yy : .:i;A;Ciri* J :ii;i;!;.st;|nniJ:es;'KiyeiVXpr;h^ ;iE."W.Ap;:PagcrA^ '"'"li; viy: j'l'bnipt clclivcryiof;parijcls-. elici';.it.6i.;.aiiy 'pii.t-il.6f; tlioi,Ciliyi; iiri.ji.rn ooy-.-iyi. O'iit,: y.:.:;;; -- ::;"!Any|KiiitlS --':".yAii'yA^;-UllliCI:&^^^^ - AAI11 y ��������� o re) ci t-is "10 f L y at JI .A M.; W if iy 111 < .'si Tobacco S.tbf'pji.oi- by Telephone, No.TA wilt receive', pfianpt'iilti'htibn.y A:.������������������ y HENRY'S NURSERIES y Winy; Gluing'si newly -imiy iportcd; stock''.'ofv Chi 11 cse ��������� ytincliijapancKc goods. i'"i i"The :best iassoi'tnicnt, es'ei' 'landed, in Revelstoke-of useful and ornaihental articles: ; v ���������-'"'' Fruit and Ornamental Trees ', Greenhouso .and Hardy' Plants ," Roses, Rhododendrons, etc.. Tons of Home Crojvn and, Imported .Garden, Field and Flower'Seeds for..Spring Pliuiting. 11 I'll foe Mali! ('liiii'ch l.''liiiei'iil AfHIICI J 5 M I'I , W'edduigs .lecei ntions Uusigiis. dl'LM I-IN'I'W, LTt;it.AI,"IM SI.'PPI.IKS. .--..'".'. : ' l''lt.i;iT MASK LOTS, ' KKI IT 11,1/a: US CiiluIOKiiu l'"ri.'u Kiisti.'i'ii I'l-ieus oi- Id," yoo:) M. J. HENRY, W'e.stiiiinsler Koael. Vancouver WUITK Ji'AUOil O.VT.y. Ten services I'lales '.. Uiisliols ' , ���������Cane C'li.ifrs .. Jliindki'i-eliiufs GOliili) . Ii'lowcr I'ol.s ; Uiiihrcllii Stiinils '.hunch Jlnskel.s' SiiiokiiiK .l.'icli't.'ts fill.- Clijoils, 'ISII ���������'���������",'��������� Fluent stuck of candies and friiit in tosvn; Front;Slrcet, Revelstoke fJH ArriciATioH With "Qh'iveksity" or"fpronto.���������"] F. H. TORRINOTON, Musical Director, HIGHEST ��������� MUSICAL ��������� EDUCATION. liXA.si 1 NATIONS- jMitiiiloba, the Tee-' riloi'ies and Uritish (Joluinhin, Julyy ltjoa.. Send foi' Cnlendai' iind iSyllnhiis, . I J2 and 11 Pembroke st,, Toronto, I < t A rj', i ,' , c , , ','V^V^%- '��������� f>-ii f P-'&i "-"--'w >-. ,jij. r "-i-A'Vfl ^ ** x. ������* j-\ * :������ A ; ll i (, + STALLS FOR $ THE GAIETY | 'Keggic Mattel sou svas not a, man .tfjo senously intended to svoik Tniis.- fhicf' on ilus fcJloss-ctcatuies He "fvas,. ������,naj}ij<- a good-natuied,.* svell-1 kneamng- talol, svl.j usually said oi GUI the wrong thing lie svas the. Kind ot a man who eani.es Ins tim- foiclla in tiiuinph tluoughout j hot punuriei, but leases it at hqnio Oas , Hay the weathei bleaks up 'At school he svas fiectuently thiash- *Jd foi othci bojs' ofiences, and ..lns business cmccr was a long cliam of . unfoitunat* incidents. He said he oaughl Ua^s which didn't lun.'mi&b- t'd those that did, got shunled~iiito Sidings, anil charged {or e.vcess. luggage,wheLerthe o^tlm,ny men arnved fit their, clestinattonSj-'ficsh.^ancl ���������smiling, uftei timeline fust svith a thud- class ticket , " But it svas when Reggie took a hand, in othei people's alUus that he (; eal.lv shone On oiv> occasion- he v finnly ' , . 'r Avas begged to remonstrate, with lus , ������vifo'-s younger btqthcr on. his evil ' ��������� "couises It svas suggested that Keg- gio.shoiild_spe.sk to g him. kindly, but ^ Nobody , svill ever knosv cwactly- r what happened Pei haps Rojgio ovozetid the,-."tunines,'"but it end- "' < cd mi his" returning homo badly <lis- figiued, while his* bi othei-m-Lasv was , so Exasperated' that ho puisuedchis evil ,couises ,moic violently, aud svns " shoi-tly (attcisvards bound ovxu to t keep, the, peace ������.������.'��������� ' ' a * Perhaps the most lemaikablcmess- that Reggie ever, dragged lmaself and ^others yito svas. a uttlc- mattci , connected ytvith a couple oi wiongly ad- ' dressed telegrams He had a' talent, In that kind "of1" thing, and*on, this i occasion, 'he brought ^ofi!,a double event m the shape'of an exchaugo'of telegrams^ which neaily wrecked >twq. homes/"and which lias left aii'unpl<*a-~ santy cloud" of doubt 111 the minds of tw0 excellent vomen to this day * It happened like/this Reggie was_ 1 at thatr'tinae confidential, c'eik to a A'solicitor lMJUffd r Toterfield " It' always, soemed to "me'that to-,-make 1 Reggie a confidential "clerk was ra- -thcr-likc tempting Providence, ,but 1'iq arrangement? woi ked iweJI. enough, until, one morning. Mr Peterfteld m- ^ sti ucted the, champion, k ud-dle manufacturer to send, off two ..wires-', ) , t "I've, had twa stalls- sent^me for the GaietyrMattcrsan,,'*. ho said,"so. you-might iwire , to my wifc,-> asking tier.1 to moat me Iteie- at seven." y r '(Very well,'Sir,'" remarked Reggie, -genially/ "I'll" attend to, that at ' once " 1 -," 1 . . 1 , s "Thank: you' very much," said Mr vPeterficldAnot.. knowing the kind >ofi -circus svhich was, to follow "Aiid whrle'ryou' ,*are -about"it you. might send off tins wire to 'Mrs. Knott It's a vtjry awkward, t case, t but it, seems the best thing- toudo ������������������ Don't, fongot tto fill m ^tlie addcess You have it, ln*3io*uii book " "> ' . How he nianasjod toido.it He.wea alone-knows; but 111 some"mysterious ssay he svnest'to Mrs Knott���������a goad-. t lookmg", racy little woman, foe'\s horn Mr ^Pcterfield w.\s- conducting a sma-r -His mtervicsv with Mrs PeterCeld svas not a sinking success ( lie found her fully dressed for a journey,' with her tt links and boxes packed and lying ready in the hall ' He approached her svith a smiling face; but wasn't allowed to speak She seizi- cd him by both lapels of h,s coat and shueked for her husband 1 Reggie stated that he hadn't got her husband aboci^t lnm, , and that he had come lo explain maltcis There had been a most unfoitunate" mistake ^Mis Peterfteld , seemed to regard this icmnik as a confirmation of the telegtam, and , fel^ fainting to the floor.' "* Aftei being*J pioperly rdosed syth eau de Cologne, and brandy she locovcied consciousness, and Reggie ������sumcd the, congenial task of putting, matteis right He begged her to-bo &sute calm., as there svas no need foi alaim, and Mis ^PcteifieUl spv-ng to hCL' feet indignantly, ^and askea hiiuf'V>lv.H flaslui^g 'eyes, "b&w he elated . to -"a.iy.that her husband svas ma> ned to another woman "Xo, 1 :;o, my dear madam,"* said Reggie?, meekly, "you aie quite wiong Your husband is������ *Ct mar- ued, to this woman at all "- . "Not m.unec| to her'"rshe scieam- cil "Then he ought to be " ������������������ This, svas a staggerer, but, pulling himself together, Reggi.0 exjitamed that Mi "Pe-teiheld,had iecei\ed tsvo stalls for tlie Gaiety "' 'You, see hosv it happened," he lcmaiked,' blandly, ' 1 svned to j you. instead of to Mis Knott " '1 ' - ' r Then* he's taking tlus ��������� eieatuie tp the thoaUc," she moaned, 'and, sitting clown on tho staircase, she. sobbed convulsively ", y, Reggie now^bc'tran- to realize lhat he ssas getting- out of lus depth; so, he isnatched up Ids l.at and. fled 1 'Ife'decided to let Mi; Petei held explain, things to his svife, and to confine.1 lus own, exei Lions ,to soothing Mrs Knofct by> talfiiig<het< to tho theatre t He .was still hopcf.ulA and consjdeied- he was ,niauaging things 'capitally; ._ >J ' <��������� ' " , A - ������ y He remcnibei ed, that hc/liad, prowt- fsed, to. accompany his .wife to-Alics (ViCai 's At-Hoijie. that, night, 'so it svould be .ijecessaty to send Iipi- a wne "Shall be late, to-mght,," the^ sviio^'ian,^ "detained, by business" As an"a������,terthoueht, ho" a'ddod, "Sqii'Ji djoas^uifc.to oflice'at oneo,"' and^ it, didn't l strike1 hun that the" message svas not calculated to, please a, somcr sshat suspicious .and dominceiing svo- laan A , ���������n ~v 1, t' ���������' ' ' By the time he'1 cached 1 the -oflice he found a reply'fiom his wife await- 'ing him, to the effect that she sv.is bringing tip.his" dress1 suit, heiscJf 1 Somehow, this soundedy ominous-, and' it flashed! across Reggie's mind that he svas not managing things: svith quite his. usual skill v So-he went out to1 dinner.', a J , A ���������' When ho" returned t, lo the office, somawhat late _in', the afternoon, slightly confused in'.lus ideas, but singularly hopeful and Jight-heaited, he, .found' the i circus'in full1 swing , Mr Peterficld'liad retained, and'Mis iPeterfield1 had also called 'on her svay to Padduigton, sslieio she pioposed- to catoliHlie 6 IT" train and so icnch. her1 fat'her's Home- the same night -' She w.iSjStill'iin a highly hj^tericaL condition and unable to "state ssh.it svas theysource'pof>het',troiible'; 'and hci husband who couldn't make head pc tail of the Jew sentences- -t>-lie LEFEOSYM CONTAGIOUS SO SAYS' A PHYSICIAN < CHARGE OF A COLONY. IN tiimomal case of extreme delicacy��������� &,ureJe:i about'"another wife" s and It, ,v - thc'follosving 'message ' "Jffavc_ tsvo stalls for Gaiety " Brert me "heie' ses'en " a ��������� , * ' ' AMiilu to Mi. Pcterfield s'Vifn, -a young'but highly neivou9 ssomuu, he r- ssned yithe jojfut tidings r * 'your Itusband's pievious wife* still liTing Return' home'to patents ^immediate- iy';" rt ��������� ' <. > ' ' With the geniai couil^sy svhicu was clmractciistic ot,the man he paid tor a reply to both^ tclegiams, and then sn oto an apology , tOiit client to si horn he. had sent somebody else's account by mistake .- , Mifr Peterfield sent-no leply to the wire, svliich rather sin prised" Reggie,, ssho-, of couise, didn t know that she was lu s-lu lekmg hy&tci ies on ..the. dining-room, hear th i"mq/ '"but^ ,-Mis ^ Knott's came". sviUnn\ the -.hour - '���������'Shall be delighted to goAsith you. toi Gaiety "_ ' - , . s } A " ' Reggie was mtich pu?/Jed'' Why gliould a woman, suggest^a visit to ���������Uie, Gniot\���������because her husband, had conti acted a* bigamous mat 1 lage"? , v In tl 0 course of an hour- or , tsvo the tiuth dasvned upon him ITehad' invited, the svi one svomaii to go to the theatio withMus empio-.or What should he do' Ah Pctcilicld hod gone assay _foi the eutne'day, so Reggie ,decided to u^c his ossn di=- uetion This, -svas a pi������y If he had left the muddle where "it was it ssouldn't have been, so bad, but, un- fortunately. Reggie- deotded to take "prompt measures" to put things light. Arrs Knott lived at Balham. Hfe ss'ent theie in a hansom,, and explain.- cd, as delicately as possible, that she had lccciscd the wiong tclcgiam^ ��������� "through a- fotoi of a clerk," said' Reggie, piously He then added that the private detectise employed on her case haJi disc'ovciod that her husband had been pi������viously ninriicil and that his Inst wife sva* still living Reggie broke the awful ncsvs to her (ciideily, but Jhs. Knott received it. svithi rare fortitude. She* said that bho supposed it couldn't bo helped, and added, svith a. quiet ssrinlc at the muddlo-niakcr, that she fancied she could Itndi someone else ��������� Reggie was- so shocked that he gasped for bicath, and giopcd blindly foi his hat Hut Mis Knott had not finihhc-1 ssiih linn She svas it pretlty and really charming svomaii, ,'itul -told In iu pUtvttillv that if ho iliad lobbed her of her husband,, at least ho mustn't disappoint her about the theatre .She had quite set her heart, on going to the Gaiety that night What svas to bo clone? "You see, Mr. Petei field has an anged to take his svife,"' said fteyguv 111 pciploMtv "That'doesn't mat Ioi," s-ho said, rlicci fully "What al out you0 Can't ^011 take mo?" Jt ssas- an .1" fill {.uggcsLtnu to nlake to a model of sttbiuli.in pio- jpriety, 13uL Reggie ssus a bold man Ho felt called upon to sic the iniit- tcr thiough llu (old liuiiscli that J10 mustn't 1 isk ollcndiug a good client And, liioicovei, she sv.vs "tin asvfully flno woman" Mi s Is'iiott sa/d ,ho svns ''a dent Old tliini;," 01 sscuds to that cflcot WIioii ho left tho hoti'--e Tlcgftio Hsviing his uinbiolla violonllv, fcol- Ing that ho svns a bit of (1 "sad dassg," and ss'n't niiinngnia tliuiujs capitally It orciincil lo him, hoss'- scscr, to call on Ads I'elci'fiolcl, svlio lived in Hi KI cm, to'upologi/fi foi his en01 dud cxpJulii mutters II cson (lasviicd upon biiu tlnjt (the) might ho illilldVCil ni, heruliip thai Rri 3,Vtri'- 'fleld "had il rtt'st svife whS svns still JlS'lllft Sonio V/DDK1',! nie so On si 1st put nut Wo Ho ilitis'is ti) Ih'Klou' svilh n Llulll "f pi tile o.t the piomiit ssuy ho uuj jiutlhtf tKmjs <iii"m,lil "taking the crc.il'urc ,to the'thcatic,' svas*-boc6ming-very Ciaspci ated and usingl'lan^uage suited" Co"the "occasion ' s ' e To make .mott'eis ss orsu:,'Reggie's ossn ss ile^i accompanied, by his' eldest son, cairying'his, chess-suit.Asvr.ipiiedi in brown papci, '."hacliA appeared >on the scene ��������� 1 * '' * Mr-?- Mattel soil-was a l.uge, quietly ovcibeaiiiig^wom.in, pud,1' hnviiig- couceis-ed the idea tlatj it ssas in Mis Peteiflel'd-'s company hci t husband proposed to Weai his diess-sunt, 'si'-ie ^v.is saying, all! the1 offensive thugs > tli.\fit occuncd' to hei and searching about for moie . Reggie ainved on, the scene iiist'in timo_ to convert 'a ^niisiundei standing futo"ct> general ongrfgenient'"' Being a tuflo unsteady on hi^'feet, he sat on a stool and tii ieeU to cdllecUlns' sVits Will you be '.������ho',"-.good as to'tell mo, M.ittoison.Jsvhat' is; the mattef witli^ tliose mfri nal svomen and svhy they'atc here?" s-aid Mr PeteWiehf, politcily 1 "1 svill e\plam eveiything in tincc svords," snid Reggie, upcalting sloss-- ly and ss'ith oxtieme-caid ��������� c * ."Speaking-.,cs.anr mfoinal. svomau, I shall be'glad ' to hcni- svhat, you have to say,-Mi - aratteison," said his sVilo, gloomily. ' I.shall' make' myself quite deal, my love," said' Reggie,, svith .1 look of blcOid idiocy on hia. face .."This ntoimirg my principal, a most1 woi- 'thy man, icceived tsso tickets- foi the" Gaiety " 1 .. , ' Mr Peterfleldshoddedihis counimn- tion, and lus> svife wept absent-mindedly into1 her smelling-bottle 1 "And as he desired lo take a lady svith him, he. instructed me. to ssno. to Mrs Knott " ."Nothing of tho kind, vou bhthei- nlg Idiot,." =aid' Air l'erteifitfri, "1 An Old BeHei Put to Rout If This / Doctor's Theory Is 1 Correct. The belief that lepiosy^ls a highly contagious disease has been for so many ages deep seated in the human mind that when one of the greatest experts on the subject in the , woi Id makes the statement that a healthy person can be inoculated with the virus without necessaiily having the disease, the ^announcement comes with almost a shock Yet such is the avowed belief of Dr' M B Caile- ton of Sabattin, nearj Umballn, India, who has recently been traveling in tins countiy Dr Carleton is m charge of a coiony oLlepers m the place mentioned,, and is considered one of the. chief authonties on the disease in. the Indian Empue ' ife says that the germ has been, disco\- eied, but that it has not yet been cultivated successfully. _It bears a stiong lcsomblance to the tuberculous bacillus, and ut ,s along' the lines of ^ samilarity ^to that disease that the investigation is being pursued by the Indian specialists j Ik Caileton declares, that leprosy has a strong affinity foi tuberculous- constitutions, and that infection is always possible, and,'indeed, more than probable, 111 people afflicted with the tuberculous taujt In an ijitetviesv Di Caileton oveitsuns mth'osslY many dusty and time-hon- 01 ed U&Jilijons prevalent among all peoples svheie the dise-ise is known, and goes so fai as to s������iy that/ the sentiment expended svhen a man or woman gives up J.ies of home and fueudship for, life at a leper colony is to a ' t, 1 ;"GR10AaVDi:GI^EE WASTEP ' Dr " Cai-lel/on was born, in India 'tsso, >eais> befoie the ,Sepoy mutiny,( his patents- baviDg .gone there as' missionaries from Bane.sVt "When a voungunaii he ssas sent to the l}nit- . cd States, where* he pursued1 a, coiuse in medicine and, saigciy (Returning to India, in 1881*.he at^oncc- began woik among the lepeis at the station wheic he is nosv located HeVi3 manied and ,^ has . scye'iaU^children, thr.ee of'whom sscre boiu.'ia'thc-lep- ei colony 'Di . Carleton, sa,cd _ a ' Tho last census shpsvs that, thei.c are "nosv about 400,000 lepeis in India ,i ,ln the distncti svhere "L Uve there ave about 40 ^to each 1,000 inhabitants, but in s6me"distiicts the" piopoition is much smaller In the station uudci my cbaige we have .about 100 patienLs, .men, svoineu. and children t Aniong those arc only three Europeans,, one having died since my return to Anwaica The. length of a lopoi's life vanes according,',to^ the vanity'of the disease svliiih, has attacked hiiu " We recognise two distinct kinds. In, one tho disoae-c attacks the aims" and legs, >ss'lucfi.,lose all sense, of feeling SuiTeo.- ers fiom.'this"variety of the diseasre lne sometimes nom thuty to foity years The other foim attacks the am not taking into consideration the chances of the bubonic plague or cholera or ' some of the poisonous snakes which infest the regions about our station taking me off "��������� "Our station is maintained partly by government aid and p.Mtly by subscription It remures about 53,- 000'a year to lun the hospital, including ' pay tfor thetassistants I shall return to India again in a fesv weeks, and svitli my family^spend the remaindei of my life,among those unfoitunate and afflicted pcopie " WATS OF'IAEIMIOM 1 - ��������� HOW SOME RICH MEN HAVE ADDED'TO THEIR PILE. ' WAYS OF PROPOSING. Some of the Many Ways Emplqyed ' by Suitois. , "> ' Ingenuity seems to have reached a high stage of des'elopment in the matter of devising original stays of proposing marnage- _,��������� , The telephone had hardly been perfected before it svas usod for the puipose, and svhen the phonograph came into geneial, < use its aei vices sveie made available by 'suitois1 doubtful of thou osvnrcourage to speak out and fearful of not getting a heariug othersvise Theie aie also established instances in sshich pioposals written 111 fao- toi ies and inclosed (it random m the packages issued thcicfrom have ended in entirely satisfactory unions It is also a matter of record that the tobacco manufacture'S* svho published the,pictures of then o piotty cigarette girls had to withdnisv.thcm osvwg to the flood of pioposuls received by the subjects The oidnnsiy device .of faking the object of Che proposal' out in a small boat and theajVaviifg hci' life and making the pioposal.bas beeu use*} -50 often, that it has< become shopssoln and has lost its- elective- lie's c , It is 1 elated of a piofessional act onaut > ' ss ho, svas making daily ascensions 111 St'.Lotus.that lie m- diiced 'the objcct/Jof his 'affections -to' Mr. Cook's Way of Treating Blackmailers ��������� Armour's Fight for Millions The little village of Resma, on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, resented funously the attempt to run a rail- svay up the volcano. I'oi generations they had pi ovidcd guides, and mules for tourists, and they'made things so hot for the promoteis of the nesv scheme that tho dnectors sveie foiced -to pay'them a heavy blackmail In, a short' tune this amounted to $4,500 a yeai, and the villagers extorted'into the bargain .t������ poll-tax of one dpllai 11 head upon all passengers ^JNeeclless to sav, the railway could not pay undei such'enactions It svent banki upt Then appealed upon the scene Mr John Cook, svho bought the'svhole business Tho mountaineers intimated to shim that they wished' to knosv sshethor he ssould CONTINUE OR INCREASE the picy-iotis payments "I sh.i'11't gis'e ,you a single penny," svas the leply, "btit^you tan huso svoik if you svant it " The Kcsuia, folk sveie fuuous- They attacked and biunt, the ratlsvay station, seized the rolling stock, and huiled the carriages dossnthe ciatei" of the volcano 0 Mi 'Cook promptly lepaned the line, antl in a fesv days- trains ssetc tunning again This- tunc the moun- tainecis ,toio up the petnianeut svay, ind shot scvcial'of the soldiets sent to guard the inc "Vciy ssell," said Mr Cook, sshen the'nesvs 'came, ' I'll give them a lesson " JETe clos1- cd the line,entirely, and gave -out that theie ssoujd bo no1 moie ascents svards with,facarms ��������� kept off all coincis They svere fighting for nearly three days and nights," with hardly a. mouthful of food or drink, before police aid arrived The Moon claim has since bi ought its fortunate osvnei upwards of 5150,000 ��������� London Answeis whojised ony-the mountain TraveL entuely stopped, and for six months ���������~ ,���������. ,��������� u.��������� 11? i, , 1 .thojRcsina people starved AL the ������������J,S ?" ^iIoon w+lth lum' a������d end.of that time they-capitulated, e\pi eased his detei nunation not to come dosvn until she consented, and MEN WHO, BREAK DOWN. Those 'in Business in a Small Way Are the Most Liable. " ' A\hen the. man standing at head of a vast business breaks down, the papcis begin to talk ot the enormous piessuie of modern life,' especially in .the. Itues 01 iinauce and m- dustiial activity There aie iail- ss'ay ' piPSidents who stand a gieat amount of business stiain, but they svaste none 01 their eneigies, and aie temperate, as all men oft great af- faiis must bo, if they would hold their osva m these busy days While a gteat. btiamess involves huge lespoB&ibitities, a. strong man at the head of it will be found to haso selected capable assistants,, often youngcL men svith gieatei posser of lesiatmg stiain. Tho lailssav managoi, bank manager, 01 head 01 a tiust or combine, lias his stall", his business is systematized, andra laige pait of his- svoiLh to his coipoiation consists m Ins ability"to pick good mon foi ic'sponsiblc places ^When one romes to look os'er (t'ic list of men'-broken down in business, it is among those having small businesses that the gieatest number ssill be found The man in a small viciy lately con aftord to have capable assistants!, ���������, he must "do it all himself,"-. and hence wouv and ovci- domg Theie ls'mote of ������, ''chance for brain-fag > in ,a , small shop 01 agency Lhon in a big business It is, theiefore, tof the utmost importance of Vesuvius for the piesent]~as> toui-ito tlie l-ttter that they'1 cscrve them- ists.weie not s.ife fiom the bngands .selves sulhciently to cope svith. the ever-giosvmg stiain'Of a small, in- IN ISRBY JLD ffllLUff' - NEWS BY MAXL-^Bein.'- JOHN ' BULL AND HiS PEOPLE. ' that he eventually leturned tov the earth "andr svas married,in'th& usual way v "- *" ���������The story is told of 0'young man forcedby circumstances to.ioumoy' tto Australia svithout having had 1 a 'fair chance^ to make his^plea- to the 'girl "of his' fhoieefbiil' was determined to putrthe question to her in a foi able m.anuei, so he pui chased a Ipairot and by dint of perso-'oraiice taught the bird to lepcat, with ; a; variety- of modulataons, "Will you many Dick " Then he sent the parrot to the girl Ho receis'ed by cable the sjngle.'word "Yos " A Butish prcTate ls'authoutr for the story ot^ art undei taker svho falling m love withrua woman whos������ husband he had buried, pioposed ' to .ind-sued 101 employment The Vpsu- vius Railway has since netted "'for its Cghtuig owncis a'comfortable income annually v It was Dr T Perkins! au English chemist, svho discovered pararosa- lme,AJ the foundation:! of the ..modern. 'anUine trade Cei many-immediately seized on tlie discovery, 5rnpioved upon it,, and their essences, dyes-, and scouts, ei-ttacted,fiom coal-tar- > , SOON I'TLtLED THE WOItLD About three yeais-ago a well-known Britishi scents firm of'Hackney determined that they svould regain at least some ot thci lost, trade . They acquired ������the services, of Dr Ishei ���������'ss ood, a ci easing business ' 1 ���������: 4- UEALTHY PCOPIE Occurrences in" the Land, That Reigns Supreme in the Com- , 1 ' mercial World. 1 * Ihe foundation of * the Bank of England strong room is b6 feet be ' loss street level ' , . For the fifth year in'succession Lhe , Aid VV A Colder has been chosen Mayor of Hull , ' There are now 3o,361 sellers and makers 01 patent medicines in,Gieat Britain ' ., Nine thousandtseveE hiadred rats ' were killed,at the London docks dur- '' uig tlie last t/wo months 1 A " ��������� ,vPoik and home-fed beef are iSow being sold at the same puces in the'-. Yorkshire East Riding!' 1 1 he only vcgetana-������ restaurant in . Leeds is about to add fiali, flesh .-ind - fowl to its present menu 1 t : Boer Ceneial Viljoen, lecturing ui^y London on the 16th. uit , said Bri^ t tain might well, be proud of her * soldiers. . 1 ., The first e\poit of taw cotton ��������� fiom Anienca. to England ssas inj 17S5, when one bale was sent from ChailesLon to LiserpooL A - A' The Scottish bazaar in ITancbester ,' 101 the endowment ol a. bed and a~ , cot in the Southern Hospital has, achieved its object- / Foi stealing a cauliflower valued' , at Id it om a wagon at midnight, '! Joseph Lewis a. watchman, has been fined 10s at West Ham ' afiinchestei has a. public'wash- house, at^sshich poor women can ,do ' their laundry svo/lc by paying three cents an hour " ��������� . f Private tinders-'at Covcnl-y. are considenng the advisability- aljorm-i ing a defence- associo-tion to combat the co-operative movement. /'- Two Hebresv- Bibles- ort which* Jews' may be ssrorn have been presented r% to the Bnstol Police Court by"a^y menibei' of the local Jewish- 'com���������"- munity ~ '-���������" ' " ' A " One shilling was* the reward left for the. fuidei b> tha^osvner of a cheque for ������300 which svas- p.^ked up and - taton to, the policej at .Grantham by r a nasvspapei boy ' t ' t " \ The. directois of'the. Lipton Limit-', ed have dedared an interim? dividend on tho ordinary shaies foi tlie past fi. b. f< - V fil DOCTORING tv * "Never > tell a patient Ui.it theie is motliwg the matter with him," ^siud an old doctor "Xf'you do you make a, lifelong enemy and lose your patient, svho sends for another' doctor Give , him something-, If it is only- flavored svater t If tlie A disease is only -lmaginaiy, cure the imagma- _ tion with a harmless dose, and^your [half year at the rate of" eight 'per ri.ltw.nl. p-nf-t. Tirol I'^ Sn nkn wl-inn r.n,*t- ��������������� .". , patient gets well" So, also, when you^run across a patient who announces the first thing that 'he cannot take ccitam soits of medicine, don't.toll him he must , ��������� Agree with him,,, and gis-e hurt tlie medicine, if ho ,v.uoeds it, in a disguised form "p-. 1 -u . . ��������� <A , , , Theie aie thousands of'pcopie 1 who ������������������������������ ���������. .very clevei ehemist, .and.rrabor d ^ convictton that they sent him to Geimany to see .what t k and'will tell ; ftheii uvals weie doing , . Many tJlafc U]e/have ^ever tnken ]t months passed in. a,long senes of ' " i._ ,. . ^ - ,- expcinnents, and at, last, a method hoc after a decent interval, ,onls7 ta[wdt> found , of ploducinff what >aie find that he had been, 101 es tailed by ?known, asV's ynthctic'," accrits rt Now a luckiGL man ��������� ���������.��������� - .?lacimany has . been, duven to buy , . ? xT������UiSC' howavei;,' he buried fBorDL Kngian.d cei tain, linos of husband No ������ -���������-'' "--��������� -1 ' ing allosv again made an offer of lus'hand and lungs,' something,, like consumption, theait "^le , was once moie^too late, the o 2, and this time hav-pely goods oX wluch tliey themselves ,P'0*el,JL(;tl ������������������J ���������odvbut a,] sveek.(to elapse,, bnd 0nco. a monopoly. -, . ��������� l ?"*������������������, wi n an nfTor nf hie 1-innrl rnrl ,,��������� -,-i..,._ ,s ....A " . .,... _������ too SVell ''Tl and their lives hist jiot moic^vthan. 'ten yeats ' ; . i" *��������� . "The cause of^eplosy svo s do' not knoss^ although we have, been ' tcck- mg it foL many ' yeais ' Vfc have, found the ,-geim, but sse have not been able to" cultivate it, trioi have sse. yet found an aiitito-cm The^natives go baiefoot, raid' some specialists think that thcsr catf'conti act tlie dfsense in much thci some manner as the bubonic plegue is spread, thiough the soles of thoHcet Of this T have gieat doubt, howevei, foi L do not believe that the germ enters theis.vs- tern'thiough the ikm 1 have been pet forming opciatious , among -lepers> and have been handling thoni for ovei tssenty veais, and'-Jiavo* nevei. conti acted j-he diserxsc I observe tho usual piocautions in rcgaid to" disinfectants and aseptics, washing mj" hands thoroughly V- ���������.Al'TERi EACH OPERATION " - Hosv does the germ get m then, you ask"* VSell, I will have to plead ig- in then lives, svhile at the same time they may bo taking large doses of it Tho taste of quinine is-hard to disguise, but if' administered m" a pill the patient will novel- suspect its In giving a bogus medt- t svisc to have it taste , tw,, ,.ti, -Vhc patient is apt to sus- pect if you do ft.nd" be sure that but, not cast. dosni,'"he bided his Mr Philip ,9 Armour, founder the- giealest of meatr-EaAm^. fac- ������������������ *��������� " ���������. u^"^a "��������� time, and. when capiicous fate de- ^^���������t^?^^^*>* ^^ ^?������>���������?, t .' pused. the woman '-of hci- third UfeniSr, ?Joe loiter, bfothei-^law ,J? }^**������������ %^J St^Vf'P���������* cent per annum' Sidney Claude.'Bairett, shoemaker/. ' of'Birmingham,* was. sent .to j"ail for si\ months'for. a'seues of most au-r> tdacious robberies comimtted untler- protenceCof being-a. gas-insiiector, ,, One of the speakers at a Eleetwoad _^ church bazaar i urged, that women *" should be^allowed, to take round die-' almsbo-\cs in church, as he ssai surc- they 'svould ���������get better, collections- * v 'then men t '), t , Feu his poem "sent in. for compoti-.",. ' tion,"' the ' Rev 'Silyrr Roberts', If, A"1, icceived' the bardic crown at' the Welsh Eisteddfod The crown���������;, ing, a quaint."-and mysticPceremonyf , ��������� was witnessed, by La vastr concourse. ' , At a. spot indicated by al>watci-di-sA ," >iner an artesian, well' was'bbreda,ts._ Sloaford, Lilicalnshiie, 'with, tlie- Ve-7"^ to-'sult^tliatrat the depth of 150' 'feet., i s������ i "s"������ I -> t*+L P ) f - I J. fU" I '%t|' - 1>> Z I -fa r* I ' H.H*-1 ���������pi* '>". i A'i,A $1? . mate, made i ,his, position sura proposing"*"-, immedinU'ly aftoi funeral * " * .' A, sup- by of the piesent Viceroy'of Didiai suc- the .cecded in! cornei ing the vsheat* ply ,At the'time,Mi Aimour . - * undei conti act t'o dcliscr in, Clucago .three million bushels ot'giam at a ��������� -1 i ' ' cert.unl date late in the autumn Cleanliness and Free Ventilation, i That wheat, was stoied in granancs stated, lnteivals- The' DISINFECTION ot such .vis- enmity -medicine exists ut the sol- svith Ass Inch you surround "Silence, Hbniy," said his vs ife,. firmly. "Let mo knosv Uic svoist" "I not only wiled to Mis- Knott," ^continued Reggie, with a. chuckle of .imiifiemont!, "but' I ss'ent to see hci, and Mrs Knott profei s to come to the thoivtie svith mo " ^ As if to 1'entf additional point to his-1 lomtri-k the ollice door svas suddenly llnng open anel the oflice boy announced, in a sin ill vdice, '.SIis Knott " false svas attn'cd in��������� full espiiing- dicss, and had come caily, us she thought it ss-oulil bo nice to clmo in tosvn bc'foio going to the Oaioly <��������� The crisis was now icacliocl What vs ou I'd have happonod ssill nevei be knoss^iv Such svas their pent-up ani- inosily iig.un&t her that it almosL seemed as il llio other tsvo ladies svould have torn Mis Knott to pll'l os lluL iSfi- X'otfifield lose to the occasion supci bly. Iff didn't knosv cscn then svhnt had happened, or svhy csoiybody svas '���������o indiirnu.nt svilh evcisbocly else, but ho icali/e������l Lhc niicosslty of pionipt. nieasiucs- fao h'o souL for tin ec cabs, put Mis rdioLL in Lhc first, gave her Lhc thoiitio tickets, paid I he'fare, and sent hoi ofl svith ti hcu ty blessing Into the second cab he bundled his confidential cleric. "Take hliu home, son," ho '-uul. bnskly "Goodness ailoim knosvs svluits tho mattci ssith linn, but I'su had enough of his niildiLII'isg In tho thud cab ho placed his wife, ssho hud nfiiuii fainted in tho nick of time, and took hi������ seat bv her side "\Vlutt about tho oflice, sir?" haid llui fniuo* dct'l-, as his ilmstcr drove asvuy. "irmig the office," Raid Mi. I'otcv- fleld, In icily. Antl I'hn iiscitlc'tit closed. ��������� I oiulon '1 llrlJlU. nornncc-to that We' havevcomo, .to believe , that it attacks only people svho aie subject to tuberculosis, and ihat>)l possesses manv featuics stuk- uiglv snmlai to that dicad and ssulo- spread scouigo / 1 have spoken- of my lamilv We 'li\--e ught among the lepor-s.A ai.d Unee of my children,sseie boin nt tl^c compound of the' hospital None of them has ever ovinced the slightest tendency loss arc! the di^cise, nor-1 do I believe that any ,of them ovei ssill. The truth of the nuLlei is that the fear of the disease' ha9' boon gieatly e\aggeialed 'for 'ceyituries Tho idea of a nurse foiovoi bidding faiesscll to tlit' svorld svhen. he or she entei s a lepei colonyi is nonsense A healthy 'person, nol inclined to tubciculosu'*,. 'svill not- conti act the discisv;, 0nd m making this statement I svill go even finthoi and say this *"'! am iirnily 'convinced tlist if a'pcifcctly healthy pei son should be inoculated svilh lhc virus ot lopiosy���������I moan tho genii sshich' ss-c have discovered ��������� ho svould not conti act the disease I have inoculated guinea pigs nnd rabbits svilh the germ, and have found that thev do not. acf|iiiie the disease nor c-shilut any of its symptoms When an examination sv.ts made of the blood of these animals, it svas found far awav in the Noithvvost' If it' STCie not delivered by a cei lanr1 date- ���������the icsult. svould be nun foi the man svho'had-pio'msedi it And he had only thitty da-VS'in sshich to fulfill jhis contract Worse .than all1,' he had no elovatoi to store it in, for Are the Best Methods , 'Hie, sense in, , which tliis teim is popul.itly' usod' 'is olten all' svrong, (oi perhaps one ought* Lo say, only pin try. i laht" V\ hen people saj thoj 'will,' disinfect"* somcthuig, they gen- eially mean that they ssill' use some] chemical' to dostioy a bad'smell' oi mas,lc it by another bad smoll Tho odoi in itsell'is all Ihe.sslnlc quite luunileso", alt'hough disagicoable', and esen if it svoio a" terrible menace, the ,di owning of it in another bad smoll ss ould not'' lessen1- tho danger , As a matter ' of facl, many, of, tho , , , , ,_,, . . , _, , ��������� .,, ,i,,���������,'��������� ���������r j' ��������� j ..lake' shoio Elcolrie liteht svas- m- sso"st pioilucls of decomposition aici> ,- ,, , , ,, , ,., _ -- ��������� % - stalled, and the lo.nidations of a gJ- IN CASE OF ELECTRIC SHOCK Accidental electnc shocks seldom svas struclc that, is* ncrw 60t,000.'gallons of'ssatcr^ Ll&ITRR ILELD TIlEAf 'ALX, and' the lakes^" vero beginning to ficc7e, so that vessels could not travel across them v Mi" Armour called' for the best .builder in Chicago,- aifdigave him. certain oidcis" 'That mglitr five thousand'men'were at svoik onr the odoiloss When people use the svoul, thci'cfoio, in this sense, tlle'y 'should' ssy Veodoilie"���������sshich is svlntt they moan * _ . A chsinicetaiit means, in the cor- ,iect- isc of the! tetni, "An agent capable of destroying the- infective power of Infdclioils material " It, is plain fiom this definition tlmt there can thus be no disinfection" in tho aUsence- ot infectious mafieiial.. and' ltiiuher, that thcio is no such thing as""partial disinfeclion" , cither the infecting; possei- is dt'sltoy- od or it' is not Simply to aiiesti putrofaitlise.' dee'ompositioii is pio- pei'ly called "antisepsis,." and it has bconV proved that milny things use-- fill as deodorizers (snioll-deslioyci's), aiid as antiseptics' (decomposition-' unefSleis) aio tittorlv iiselois for the Idcslruction of disease geims It will be seen fiom I his what danger may ni'iee in such diseases ns sinull- pov, typhoid fever and cholei a fi our a misiindcrstiindiiig-' of those svoiris Thcio iu'o iliuny svuvs of disinfe.t- lii/r, and nmch1 niieiesting ieso^i ci'"-isi going on in this dnot-tioa all tho Linio Iloat is oiso" of tho most cfii- eaclotis disnifccting ngenls sse hase, and' for clothmg thcio yielding daily At Xabuin an. eel" line* left" overnight in' thel'iaver was found" to' lfase heioked a dog. otter that" weighed 3 "i pounds After- taking, thci bait, the otter, in its struggles to- get fi eo,-.tsvisted Uic-liiie-iound its produce death, unless the victim is neck and v.as-strangled. - A- left.unaided too long Ih'iendeiingi va coinmatce"has been formed'with aid, ,tho fust step is to lemovo the the object of raising the necessary- body fiom the circuit i A diy stick JfUmis <to found a'ld endosv rent-free of wood may, be used to roll the(cottages foi deserving- men of tlie body asvay, oi' to hi tish aside Tho- victim may bo seis-cd' do a svne may bo seis-cd' bv" the coat-tails, or svith any" dry piece* oi cloth After that the body| should be placed on its back ' A coat Bedfoidshire Regiment- Preference' svill be-gisen to those disabled by; the South African .svar 1 A boy with a small iifle shot a. sparrosv at Stosv Long, near Hiint- gantic" btiildnig- apjicarc'l in" the nloining' five Ihous.indi fi esli hands too1, up the task So1 Lhey' svorked day and night, nnd' the giant storehouse i giesv like AIiMidinfs palace Meantime v Li.nns' half, a mile Ion?, and laden with giani, ciuno-lushing in, and Mr Arino-u 's- .lgcnts sveie chavloi in^ evoiy'steel vessel at any pi ice, and' steaming tip and down, the lake! to keep a ..channel ico-frcc Helmut them .came ss hale-back slcam- ci laden down svilh grain Oh (he thirteenth day 11n cc million bushels' of golden No 1 svlical repo-cd In Ai'inos'r'v nesv elevator, and his ad- voisli'iy svas financially dcstioyed, and 'the l.uigliing-slock ol Hip city It svas a light 'not ssithi other financial magnates, but with n1 Icitible stoim, thai laid tho fonndalion of .should bo ioiled up and placed uu-[ingdoni ' The bullet srent underneath dor his shoulder Artificial respira-j thc Ilntei _. of the .bade door of a , ttion should follow, luting the arms i,ollS0>l ff]ancedi through on open'in-, above the head at least sixteen times ;nor doori and shot through the heart., 'a minute At the same Um������v ss'ith ;ofsa 1)0V named Mobbs,. standing"at" a handkcichief, the tongue should beeti)c flont door .(( ' gratpod svhen the aims' aie abovfe thet ��������� head,, and allossed to locedp sshen T^-rr-a nn ipot. t i\it\, tho chest is compi-essed This should ll.iOL OF IHE M.vn be done at- Je.ist sixteen times a The sicar of a churth at Stratford, minute Unless naliii.il icspiration'Conn , desired to enlarge his church. ' begins sooner, "Ihe piocess should' be I Pirst of all it svas" necessary- to buy continued foi an houi Cold svater a pit'ce of land sshich belonged t'o" an dashed in Ihe. face,, ice rubbed on the'.ilhcist The vicar offered its value- spine, and allcin.ilc applications of i in money, but the atheist refused t<y boat and cold to the legion of ^thc'pait ssiih it for anv monetary con- heal t, will sometimes 'staft icspiration i, , [.sideration He svas willing, hftr Isnid, to give it to tho church if* the rOI/LOWTNG OTHER JfEN. his congreg-atioti vicai and listen for ten- hours while" he pounded hfs viesss on leligion morality This svas agreed' to, tho piopeitv has changed hand.* ' J , . ' would' ex-'" ������.ilff " n-n<f that tho svhilo eoipuscles of thc blood had destroyed the germs of thc disease "Tho tieatmenf of tho disease at piesent is simply pullialive Wo arc Hying nil kinds of lcine-dies, but until sso can rcpioducc Lhc germ, svo arc unable to find mi antitovin Thc genu is almost identical iil apj-cur- anco and chaiaetei svilh tho tuher- (liloit.s bacillus Evoiv o-cport in India is stuviiig to discos oi ,\n aiil,;- tovin and it is my opinion that in a shoi t lime such a DISCO VERY WILL DE MADE "The patients al oui station come fiom nil classes, but, of totiiso, by lai thc liiaiontv aie of nalise e\^ ttaction Just befoie 1 came asvnv liosscvcr, nn English ssoin.in of good family svas admitted svith a svell developed case of Hip diw.tsi' 1 knosv that my statement thai leprosy is nol Contagious svill nrouso eonsiriei-a- blc surprise, so 1 will jnsl add (in instance in proof of my contention "We haso nl faiibaltin a man and his wife. Usually svo segicgatc the Mj2_ Matter- litem"),!8 of a family so afilictcd fiom those who aie healthy, Lut in this case sve could not do so Tho nuui has been a stificic; for 30 veais, and most of (hat tunc his ssi'c has been living svith 'urn, yip "-he is at pio- scnt She hit's novel li id any sign of the disease, noi is she at all nfraid of It ' 3 don't lieliosc she ssill S'.ii- catch it, nor do I believe any nioie tli.it I ssill osei continct the disease I am '10 vc.ns old nosv, and Ktvo figme.I out tlint f inn goo 1 foi .'!0 more vcats of lifi, ,-invssay Afost of that ssill be spout nuionf, lhc k'iscis. In making this e,lunate I bcttci than Uoiling for half an houi Clothes that this svould liijiue can be subjected to div hen I oi lo sul- phin fumigation. Chloride of lime, formaldehyde, (nibolic- acid nic also poss-erlul disiiilectnnts, and so also is burning sulphui si Inch dcslioys not only the germs of disease, but also the insects svhich fictruenlly hai- tjor those gei ins, Disinfectants nio somclnvcs used in sick-iooms, Inn thoy cannot Into the place of cleanliness art! free v-enlila1- lion Infectious niafeii.it lodges in dusl on lodges and m coinois .md llioofoio a sick-room should be so appointed is Lo mule il passible- to keep it clem fiom day to day Nemlv till modci n hospitrils nio built not onlv svith infeiior ssalls sshich can be svnshed easily but with em sos in place of angles or whiup t oi nci ������> in Iho looms, so lli.if theie sh.ill be no lodginfl-pl kus for dusl ��������� Youth s Companion IIEAIIS TIlUOCrOTl J'J������ LEGS. One of the sliaiiftesl nnd most uu- OApccted of use'y to svliich one could imagino n, leg Ijcing put is that of an oi grin of healing Vol sueli scorns to ho one at least of the functions of the foi clegs of (he (ticket On the oulei side of a tibia a sum 11 ov.il space may he scon, in svlncli tho stiong tuniatiiii; svhich coscis Uk iosI of tho body is ieduced to a (Inn nnd nicmluanotn condilion, iiiaknif,' thus a so) I of vsiiufow, ol tii ill'nlien I CoiiiniuiiKndiif." svilh tin,, Inside fur leg, mo the (mis of a net \-p nnd i( cnu hni iilv be doubled, II c i i-fot o Unit llio v hole app.n nil' J < oii'.l ilule ( mi uiiilituiy oHj'iin. Many men wrongly think that been use they svork haid and try hard they must ^scnttially succeed to some- extent This docs not follow "REPLY" STAMPS Some mCn. catryon great enterprises svith lililo apparent effort Theit The Denmark General Pos-t OflScc- sticecssi us due to skill in selecting has suggested to the international lhc Vandcibilt millions One night! efficient executive heads Many a [postal authonties the adoption of in the ssintei of 1S22 j. fioico gale business man fails s-i in ply because he an international stamp This extfel- svns lining svhen a capitalist nam- docs not know hosv lo, choose the lent idea would allow of stamp* heed Gibbons'.ii lived at 1'ci lh Ambov Uightnion A man of commanding inff forwarded for repfy, a difficurfiy sshoic Coinclius Vandci-hilt puisiiod Jbilily does not ssorry himself over , that is often met-with under the pre- t|]c ' details Ke makes out his program *cnt legulalions- The stamped TRADE OP ri.SHir,RMAN j .mil lhon ^elects men siho can cairy ssouid be marked "Reply," and cer- il out to the lottoi If he docs not, tain precautions svould have to be il sliosss that ho lacks the insight, cdoplcd to present fraud betsvwsn. lhc business sagacity, the nl i'lty, to the countries ���������s nolh.nn |���������nt0 Who will tal(e, mo'" "Vou'ic ^1(,ct a"'l to'na.iage men ssho can do. + 'diifl.s..," rinssve.od ono old sail i \hn^\ ������n,������lcnL,v f';- ')\ U ft,^ " ' No bout could live, in the Dav In- '���������'������������������������������ biisincsses spend li tic tunc in night" "Ntmie io.ir puce," ictin.,- t1'*"' "���������������-������ ���������<* l,-"cl ������1' 'ora'���������1',, cd Mr Gibbons "i.'vc got to go " Viiudoibilt cntoicd Ihe lotuii al th.it Tho mail of nionoy ontoicd tho bin of Iho inn, and'said, "I must gt!L aeioss Lo Toltenvillo, .Stutcn Islunel, at, moment 'I'm yom mm," ho '>.ud "let us stall beloio il gel . any ssoisc" This distance svas only a niilo, hut iL sv is lioai Iy tsso hoius Intci tb il the pair, soakcl to the 'kin, landed on the island A fesv days luloi VandtibllL gol n lelloi Lelling linn Lo go lo u cc" Lain vsfi.irf and gise thc end enclosed lo Iho man iu chaigo Ho found Ivnur llieio a fully equipped oy������-lci smack, sshich ho ssas Lold svns his pioprilv 11 ssus ssiih this ciafl that he laid the foundation of bis gnwl foi lime Austialuin mining lustoiy nllou's nt least ono instance of ,i man sti ilium, foi tunc by sheer plivsidil strength al home, but thc htis;recs goo-, on 1 like clockssoik simply lifcou-e tiiey knosv hosv to s<jipCt men svho can ullicionllv do tho ssoik assigned lo 3SOW THE CLERIC WAS Cn<JSfi������T A lasvser in Municli, Wishing ro .engage a lady shoi IhniKl ssntcr wl tyi-ihl hit upon the folloising- ni'-e to select iho best When all thc applicants, in ansv.-or to^iis advertise-' inoi.ls assembled in the advocate's) 'theni It is a gieat ait to duplicate oflice. ho pointed oui that he could oneself in another end multiply one- not chouse fiom 'o great a number self many limes by selecting tho'c and i-isiled all those ssho sseie ssir- ssho nio v.uslly supenor to oui solves. Jing: to svoik foi ������7 fiC a month . to buL svho uul nol lumpen to have had st,ied on one side Immediately a out oppoi ttinils to do thc thing laigc nuilibei of thc ladies- slnrfnVd to ihciiiselves CtrAXCK IN" AliySSJ.VfA, I oi sm ill (I.anii.r in. Abyssim pcciiliiii "coin" is orrplosed Is no othei thun Imi > oi hold, eiys- talli/'(l suit, abmit leu inches long .and tsvo and a hall inches squaie, Poui vein's .nro 1 retloi irk'slightly tnpei ing tossnitls tho end -- ������������������ ���������--- ' the I one side 'J lie lawyer then ovpiained , poi.ids that he (ould not avail hmi- .. If cf then 'Cisiccs, as be dc-nesl 'the seiy best ssork, and svork Chat . a ssas so cheap eould not be good 1I������ This then ii'ado lt. selection of rhc. lemnul- mg ft s 1 ss cek ai.d engaged a g-.il at ?.������- a HOW V.E GO MAI) A Fierich in.osltgator has) con.c to TROM MOUN'T jrAnCARHT, in Western Austialiii Alluvial,* it should bo mentioned, is usually a sulfate find The, hoss'evci, had been buried vc.u s ago, piobably bv vulcanic action AI (hut tune the lnss ssas not cleat as to bmied alluvial No ono knesv for leitiun how Iiukc n claim m ie lit ibe (liken up Morm claimed ,\'i niuch as ii it sseio ii gold qu.iiU icef Ileum?.' "f lhc iiclinr-is of the find, othei ninieis alleniptcd to i ush the (laini, undei IliopieUxt that SToon had taken nioie tlian lus iif;lil Tsui .Moon vs,ho sva" a svlry si<-footer, citllid In the ud I'f.i Citini , nd the two ��������� at fu'-t ssith fist.', and pflci- Moon discovered in e\ti ioi (Im irv | People m o veiy juti lie ular aoout deposit of buried allnvi.il fo'd about stuxlnid of I nnifss of thc cum-i-cy .tnc conclusion that the brains of nn- si\tv miles ' ll it docs not ling like mutnl svhen \al and militaiy men go out most struck with the fiiiget-naii, or if it is quickly He states that out oi every cracked or chipped, they vv ill not 100.000 men of thc army or naval take it II is a token o������ affection piofe-ssions, 100 aio hopeless lunatics, when fi icnds meet to give each olh-,0f the libeia' piofesslons. aitists arc ci n lick of then lcspcctivc "coins," the lust lo succumb to the brain nnd in thi-> svay Llio value of the bai stiain, ne-.t the lasvyeis. followed at is dot i eased Smalloi change than a some distantc by doctors, cleFgy, bar of "-alt is sometim. s nr (led, and'iiteniry men, mid civil ^eiVauts. (hen (ho natives ha"c itcoursc to Sinking an average of llns'gioup, railriihrc 'lime caitndges pass foi otic bar oi ttilt T A FUNCTtO.V SPOILED Aitibtll.. ��������� "Wo couldn't have ectute " 'i'ul Lhc piofc-Aor foi get thc 1 .-iibel hi- notes')' Ai abdla dicss suit 177 go mad to each 100,000 BVTl'LE WITH RATS. A inlaw *t Tfazteton, Ta , entci-ed o slnble and, found an fi^-my of rats attacking a horse Wh^������ bo attempted to diive them o"I ������������r tinned ou him Arming him^olC v-^th a club - "Ko, h,* fotgo-V Ins he put them to fligb.t &H������r JusU an I hour's battle. i 3 Efrars :r 99 O l\ ���" A ' ' -, ' . t ') OR BLINDFOLD ON 'IHE BRINK OF PRECIFMCEST^^ 't ,y. - 'S ' , <- 'i <-, t yr _ CHAPTER IX - | Then came (he nc\t day ��� thci day that t was lo visit Clara, tho girl who had saved mo from death, whose familiar face haunted the ���chuml-cis of mv mcnioiy I woke with thc dawn l-'oi , the fust time in ies- life 1 lookcpains <wilh my toilet." 1 do not moan to imply that t had li.l-ioiio been slovenly.1 sve vvero compelled to be neat and clean in Mr l'ortoi 's establishment, but I had nesei bestossod a thought upon my peisonal appeni.uit-c This moin- in'g. 1 bestowed mni.y, find tho ic- .siilt was gieat diss.il isfucl ion Sty trousois sveie nisly and lll-shnped, my boots shapeless, iny waistcoat ���con-so and ugly, my co.il and hat were a little smaller I cat chilly brushed "my hau us diiToient ways, trying which vnts thc-moie becoming. Hut vviLh ell my pains 1 cul butk a soir.v figuic' "Dc-ai inc, how spi uce you look Uus' morning'" ,said M.utha, as. I camo dossn lo nie-akfasl "And quito'ehilod. Loo'" ltofoic ten o'clock 1-was m 'Iho neigbboihood of her houso It was too e.uly lo go thcio vol, so I hng- -crod about feu a"" time lTosv ^ very avsksva.d ��� it 'vsas that J had no knowledge of hei name1 J had qiiilc forgotten to ask it As the tune * drew noni, J began to feel'no-vous A . church clock sti uck cloven as I timidity knocked at the dooi 1 was ansvveiod by a stout, good- teinpci eil-loolung 'Mcly "'You have,a yaunJ" lady staying heie," I began in a.hesitating tone "Oh which -i (.'counts tho fust liitci vievv of the hoto'svilh Lucy Biandon Iho stoiy stinmrely fas-( mated mo It ss-as'the fust wotk of liclion I hud ovoi had in' my hands Al tunes 1 could almost fancy a shadowy smu- htuile in it to mv own thoughts and Idlings i - And so (ho evening glided on, ok, so lapully, until J could no longoi see in Llio darkening twilight. and lhon vso all sal noai Iho window, Mis \\ilson chatting, I and Claia silunt She gaveil into the stiocl, svilh thai nbs-cnl look so common to her, 1 watching ovciy motion of her face, as il Qioiv inoio md moie indistinct in tho deepening shndosss Lights ssi-i-e bi ought and lhon wo svent down lo supper, and Lhon it was time to go , n , "you vvillicoino and see me again, won't you'" she said,'as she save mo her baud at tho gale , 1 svanleil no picssnig, .iiul.aii.mg- ed that" I svoultl como again on the Mondiiv She wished mc good-iugbl, and wont in, and closed the docn, aud Ihe elav was ended. ��� Lhc dav whose blissful memoiicSj' will uovoi fade fiom my heat I if* o - 01 , f A** if - l,i . St _ Olhoi days ol Vol moie 'oxquiMle happiness succeeded iL, yet none had lcfl upon mo so LiMur; an impios- sion as'lhal, it ssas'm v Inst' ssith hei ��� it came so immediately upon thai Inno * ol anguish and dcp.nu and llio d.uk IboughLs of self-de- sl) u( lion '" ^ l.'oi awhile C must anticipate events by dwelling tor a time upon these biighl". beautiful memoiics, and lo them'alone shall this coupler bo consocialed < " 'lb.it day vsns Iho piccuisoi or many lilvcs" ones, .until, in a shoiit tunc, L could peisoive thai she looked foi ward'to my coming ssiih expectancy, and that my piesence bad becomo a Lhing almost of necessity ,lo her She'looked foi mc to hand jhei tho painting malei nils, to guild I lhc colois. to seloel hei skeins ol h, you aio the'voting man lhat Miss Cla'i.i expects-, T suppose" S .y- 'ing which, the' old lady dehbeiatcly drew a pan of spectacles out of her pocket, and adjusting them upon hoi nose, eiucfullv soiulint7od n e My 1 apncai ance' sceu.od to satisfy hci, for she said, in a-moio fiiondlv (one "Walk in voung man, Miss Ol.uii will bo ssith you diiecllv " - . ���.,,���,��� ��� - She sliosveerme ...lo a nc.,1 little |wool, lo su nt ho. feet, Md>w^ pailoi Upon tho Uble v.cie scscial bei some pleasant book, vvh ic no watci-coloicd diawings, some linish-. iwceii'lhe lightship would sit.it tho ed somcA.n''n)sh,d, also some Be,- p,a���o. and improvise slrangc-, wen lin wool woi lc Bouqnels-of (lovveis'plaintive melodies iUus.e was l oie eveovhoie. upon U,e Uib.e 111C a new senAitioi, unI,,1 then had ���' ' knosvn H only in (he cliscoiuant bowls of latllc llothlehoin _ What a vvoild'ot lo.'oltilion" )l opei.cd lo me' "it tianslatod foi-mo all those vague, bodiless 'ideas Unit language, noi stanch'thought, can catch as thoy dawn amr vanish upon the mind, it told me .-tor.es of lovo', and .sui- fciin" and death oi sweel peace of holy ie!ig..o.i, -uul perfect happiness such as language could novel paint U caiiied mv soul f.u, f.u assay into a (1 e-nilaml that had nothing in common villi ' faith Al limes -1 could have wished to (be with those; delicious "-minds lulling brain and inmialoiiuh/ng "'V lacing ' Ah those bonis, spent in the an Li.mn gloniiii'ie, amidst the woik,"upon the m.-nlel piece in two vases upon a.hlllc -stand facing the window and upon tho cottage piano tliat stood' in the cotnci rJ'ho an vsas loaded with lhon pei fume , ' In a fesv moments the dooi oih-is- 'ed and Cl.ii a came'into lhc loom' It ssus.a bught sunshiny motning but Ihe light tsv as ilinmiccl by tho lit- tice blind 'which was diawn down through the bais, however, thc suns ravs (Un loci in dn//.lu'A slieuls, stiiping and spoiling the wall' and , furmtine in places with golden fno -"Ope of these sticaks plaved upon hei, 'head as she stood holding oui . lie. hand to me. hejilm"; up her golden Iitur villi a sliango t-hsiemii", halo ' You have come Lhcn " she ��� aid stole upon ����� with hei sweet, melancholy smilo jguosllv and As u aught but death oi impi i-'. c,ft, wild music soi-menl could have kop.l mc< a ssas" She rauttid svatei-toloi pu lines and did JJeihn-ssool vvoik for ihe IlL,iiL douea Sue sat i'ov n UlUd lu i, second only'in importance to Clara hei "-elf 1* behove that it was ,lhe mysloiy and loinanco lhat sin i ound- eti us both,'1 oui iinnkenoss to the lest ol the woi Id, lhat chai med her u. our favor Bill at tunes 1 fancied she looked anxious and doubttul ( at out- uiloicouise ' ' Hut she leg.u c'e.lus both much in the hahl oi childioii, and tiedtcd u<- as1.such , ' Claia, seldom left the house, i x- cepl lo lake her paintings and svoik to tho West End shops,' vvhoie she disposed of them At such times J usually .accompanied hei ll svns when "lelurning fi oui ono ot those expeditions she had saved my life s\c passed'close to the spot scvcial l-mcs, but it was a sealed memoiy bclvsccu us 1 Oui uiloicouise was fico, open and urn. si i ained L never spoke to her oiuTwoid of lose, unlove is undei slood by llio woi Id It was enough for mo lo bo near hei, to listen lo hei voice, to ga'/o upon her Mv lovo was an adoialion, and while that ecstatic state of contemplation could exist seiciic und unshadowed, il really wnshed "foi no moie active clement c , ,, , ISul did I never Hunk of lhat awful pa-1��� of hci i with whom 1 had gone thiough the foi in of mnrnage��� a'foi m thai icntlciod .this passion half tieasonous-' r,Ycs, at Limes it did sweep acioss my mind like a thuiidci-iloud, filling my soul ��i li (head, causing my vo.y K'.ison to iM'mblo in her scat To have held ,1. would have been to dnvo mo macl And st. 1 swept it away, an( Yielded niv-cli to ' Iho, ecstasy of tho P>c- .-ent I was veiy weak Like nor, I could not endure pain 1 Hod horn <,t ovon into Lhc slims ot the M-incMs I was dealing , ��� ''..,, V.ith my old leticcnce, I Loin .Maitb.i no vsoiJ ot Clara I '"ig- ged mv���seciel with selfish tenacity, .���s something loo piccious to be shaied. . She vvo.ide.ed a "W-miac- < culled for absence, and I Hunk cL huit that I did not'conr.do in ^hei She fioquontly lomaiked upon my, changed appo'i. aiicor. ' > ��� -r do dod.uo," shoj.sed lo -ay, i'dtal 1 ..ovei 'saw any ono so ollc.- od for the best as vou aie. *l-����' Silas' Vhv, you've^ got to look quite handsome lately'" These pianos soundod most giatc- fu, tomy oais "Would not U���s change lender mc moie ..gi eoablo to^ hoi*'" I tliought - - ��� Jn Iho meantime I was not Kite Mr iMontgome.y biought mc, ovw copvinir lo do, and, in oi del that my sins murht not niteiforo vs lh my woik. 1 frequently sst up all ms'"- suiting My' c^c,,?r,,'wT,?tiri small and even with lhci tlle. 1 earned I conl.ised to cover them ISl.al moio could I des.ic? r svas nio.o than 1, ,ppy,'��oi'I .was living in an ideal vvoild4 (To Be Conlinucd). i �� ***���>*�����>���>���>���>**-: ���������"..-..���.��-..���.. i Teache V a a :��.t��:��:��:��:��i��:��:��<-:��:":":":": A( I .s'lu'i (, foi one shin t lii'cosir bin -.'.���'if he1 ii lie was v,.,y joium. aiid'bi.L jusL ' j'ov iwului- 1I101.4I. giaduated fiom college Lo 1).id 'his '" diploma, health, cinffgv, ambition, and what 0IL011 pioses one of Cod's gieatcsl blessings -101 man ��� an empty puisc fie svas obliged Io geL svoik immediately, but he did not want lo teach school, til though one ' him (lis 1111, up his .-tliialKii meant a ���11,11, deal Yshal tuiiltl hi (io' j Willi siiiidrn H'solvo ie 1 elei mined to,go lion'.' and spcoti tl.e Sabbath |iloim-i' iMolhi'i ' Clod-givdi leiu'-c jot, un.11 no'11 the ti.i'lli- to the !4iv'e,' \Mi��ii 1 iiicl' Iti.ils come, y.sl.ei' I In bittci *-tiolo v minds, vv lion Ihu ilionj; leitiplaliou assails, it 11 'man sldl has' ^hoini'' a';ul niollici, iioiu, ,he i-aii stile Ho (he , lhal, if onlv tho the hi in ��� he vvoinaiily.iouiagc 111 lhc countiy sias olicr(d , Ho could not <-oe why he should be foiled to eat llio luorid 01 bit toilless "lie did nol undei sl.iiid why i-o inusl bioasl the ssheliuuig waves whilst olheis skimmed'light is' ovei smooth seas Uo could nol'knosv, 111 those^e.uly dajs, lhal ofl en, when he c 011] cl iosl one ni-;hl 'ssith sli.idoss oi home os't" li'iti/and i.ko of 111 lend.; cou'd r,ee his niol hei aii.wcnng inc"-s ,md s.smpiLliv if again ihe 01 h���i c/C, he would "le-l^ slicing again I lis-iiiolner hud nc'-ei failed linn Pi\w svould not fail linn then lie had no cmvoy.iiice ' Theie vvusi had no cjnvoy.nic (��� no ia"Uro.id. but be had sti on limbs ,w\<\ an 110:1 '' Iioiild lake him honic ,\\\ easy bi.gKV, with team, doi^ not seem miles 011 foot, svilh .1 is w ill 'Phesj Ten miles in 1 spaiikniS 1,11, bill ten .'on iv biani, .1 long join- Cod wants lo'biing on, the best ni \ -J ^ '>< ^mlly'lm,c, ing. a man, he sends I'"""1" f��"1" W|UM1 f,��� ��b.,gKed his bovi.h reel ssildeinrss awhile tiio tcould m.t'I'll-| , )k , h -ind .,iep���uli doistand that a countiy M.I100I i". I Iq tho)|.u.i. ' his l.ue looked good tiam.iig giound bill he 0011- | fl)1 , hrig��.,,d, and .111 .inxiou-i queiod himsol. foi duty's sake 11- ��� ^ ' ,7r.ld ' .11 h,S mould's though the fight was ag.unsl hiibil, j,^^ js , h(j v 0|( om���(i ,,,.,. faou .She I k now .ha was in trouble A do-/cu 1 fen is passed, thiough hei < muitl Could -ho have given up his vvoik LasLo, and'dciic, 101 he must 1 <������ plenish his depleted puisc llv.sin h needs is the fato of a life often .tie-, ciJcd " ' 1 You would nol have called him 1 heio Oh, no ' Theie was no dash of cymbals no bugle-- blast, no beat 1 of dium, to announce his , < but tie |p���p,| bolvvcon his ovvii ainbit'on and ^tein I |!u( nc.-essity Uul ho fought a fight and gained a mastery, over 'oil, and �� id *'f will do vvhaf-j'icvei my hnnds find to do, end with all my foi want of unL ' Was ho iceordiiig lus fns( failiuc A Ci.'oh, had hoi hot,' boyish blood i.iused hini lo sli ike down tome human bomgr'sonic ��� ��� it be ' " IS hut (oulijl , =lie askcil 'no questions coinfoi L .him ��'.i *L She .' ' kitchener'anecdotes. - His Kind Action to a Young Offl- cei in Pietoiia sceirt d to gei��-' Noaai Loid iCitchenei's tenderness lo thc .sounded is not genoially known ,11c does not cotut the apotheosis of the pictuie papoi ' One instance will suffice'to show hosv he does Chuslian things winch" aie hcaid of only by .those alloctod A >oung oaicei in 1'i-etoiia Avsas getting convalescent lhS UI_ when Loid Kitchenei. who Knew ,, ��� inolimi"- of him, camo ,lo lus bodsioo until ou, foi 11s grow ��� n- as.c ^ ���A]1 ntdisttncl anil that j a 1 o 1.0 . b t ^ Lor(| .... noal.i.fl in the .��. 01. �� io the ung bL. Plaved bv- p,aulo..i ^S^e.^.mMlf Lo have said, '.'my ���i:Hl V, , \m- in Icai.ia.'e shall call for you in ,.,1 would 1 cicop /0-|^'1'"-,,.. iind jLoicl Kitchenei I could nol ^^^]Xo\l ^ I^alked, while his nage was given up to men who no "othei claim on htm than that 01 having suuered hurt 111 the dischaige ot then dutv- Loid Kitchenei has been a soi t 01 emergency man in Afnca He chnch- cd lus chance at the time 01 the outbieak oi tho Egyptian *-��>'- bv a. ii,,:o which is second best foi 'the the cai- had ]u'i,e ^^.^^"^'^.^''to^elwVrWind eve He-was onj���" "7������;,"- went oally-shc did iined that 101 a tuni, ���-���-. __ __ _t n ,n Alpxnndna InJ nlv-once In Alexandiia ilc-"l as s'io pleased Tho voting te.ithei talked to hci knidly Ho tiled, _ lo appeal to bet pride, (o hci principle, her better nature, but she continued' 111 open rebellion mi ins He decided to expel het, and called ��� "" A , . \, ,h���- 'mide up the three giav headed fai met s, UM-e and all mv aerial citations, bin, his^^f^^ "^l^o composed the board of 1,,-s- noiild vanish ...to duimoss. and mv him invoiu de- tees ���his be vv.-.lteu -egem m un- oral Ii 1 J- ��a�� ��� , spf.cl |n<- 'Vou ean't expel hci-that s just kectod and --o caeenv ^a.p bcc���,vhaL she'd like Tin ash hoi." sud cmiuni.mon.SopporU.mtj he^1 uot ^^.[^ oU] UMtec ..tthy. half t',o ^TKh.lS I "tSe"^ .jn .:he|^ooi;u_d 1,^,0^0^- 'that Ihought-s be vv 1-1 (ten -.- known chat acteis 11 was a stiange 0111s In it. we lived only in the i)ic"-cnL moment 'sAc l.cvci sooko 01 a past 01 01 a liiture. foi we wished to be happv. and to both, the past was hideous the futuie ominous It may lie si.pposvl ttom what L haw wiitten lhat Cl.ua was of a melan- nv e v -" lh laid being another M. h,p hei '1 hat sSv hat she is used WaV,?U,e Khalifa's coffin: in South.to ITer own folks can't do nolhin" \"- >" he -chievcd a similar end .ttlth hei, without svluppin' her, ex- ���s 1th the -In! of thc blocl-house Mili-l claimed another member ot thc . ' nueritions weie sunplibcd in the lightened bou^cl talked voiv little, she was loo I tIloly Lonipei anient Rut tins was- t a 1 v 01 . thc othcr by mcc-ham-' flattie Warren was louiteen will, her svoik. and silence was llot Ull. us(,, Al hci svoik, she was one case .1 . ^ s ��� <<f Ciimlot whip A g,r| " said b, ti-ht and ehee. ful ft was on y ca ^"^"t 1. ontie. is ]ikel> to VOUTIg tnachiT. 'lowly. and ,, t���,,.,s that iho (Ireamv sadness en. ����� "or^ ^ scientific still svhen " tb (icLcrimnat.on c.uno osii liei rtci nature svas that bo i.ia'ic >��' ^ warden i "Wc 1, vou won't do much at ot a child, tcndei tiustuur. g.ule-, I o, d Is.lcnci.tr itcnt|,in' heie, if vou can't wh.f less, and knossuij; no vvroiu; so moi- ��� -1^ .,,ils as well as lmvs We can't have bully sensitive o- pain, whether oil I00Ki:u LIKH WTN'-NTN'O ^one of thls foolin' expel I m' bisness lealuv oi idci. 1h.1L '-In would nor. 1 - 1 . .. ._, . any sub-! speak and she stums she lold-mc Sue sat i'ov 11 ���tU,i lu 1, 101 l> ��""
It is .1^1,1 ighl JJeceinbcr moining about'Si o'clock when sveare loused f 10111 oiii-yslunibois Theie is a hghl fiost, just enough Lo whiten tho gias'., and which will ui'ii few minutes begin to yield to tho sun Bicakrasl. will' ho ut ��.) SO, and wo shall bo.'.in shooting, 'doubtless, by 10 130 o'clock WhoiiJ-all is icady for tho slait, we assemble ��� a paity of si-c, 1 ho ideal ' nuniboi ��� 111 tho front hall At the dooi'an open brake is diiiwn 1111,'audi*mto this we bundle, 0111 host's son bunging up tho icnr .m.l niushaling us to our places with much the tin- of a genoial moving bis biigado into action. A s-hoi I dnvo llnough the pink, between lines of magnificent old oaks "overshadowing Iho piimeiv-al tiiifAiincl wc como suddenly upon a lai go group of men and boys ' 'I hc'��-o compi i^citho small army of keepci s gun carnbis, bcateis, stops, and idioving boys, svlio will bo emploscd dining the day The tsvo first named of these nre permanently employed, llio keepers in ieai- \n% iind cai ing for Iho game, while tho ''gun 'can 101 s nio usually Lhc giooms of Lhc establishment' or^clso valets belonging to tho diucient visiting sportsmen -The' other thico clashes come from anywheic, though lhey i7ress.g?nonslly^ men,.and boys fioin the neighboiing villages An oxpeiienccd boatei in a good �������l- ni" country tun make an excellent livelihood, t Ihu ing the -winter months, when .faun-work is slacu, hc can KOl a'job beating .several days 111 the week" The hours -aio not long and the vvoik. is noi'hard, while the pay of from two Lo ���Lhicc shillings'a day. a,Rood squaie men and .Aiabbit tin own 111 is nol at all to bo despised.'' THE START In'tITE COVEI. �� lhc ugi;i Soudan" ha eonquered with thc lail-j'ud > ufn eversth.ng, voting man cn- thc w ith speak 'oi a moment upon ject thai could sugpsl it ��� \��� ;i|. lo aot 11 r us ���i it it makes 11 e so mi'-uah' I ,|0 so love to fit I bapp.v" would 11 v 'Ilus f km w i otliiin c't l"'r '3 ca Iif,. 1101 did I ssi"-h to mioss' I il��' hei I did not svi'h the hnppui'ss Ihe piesent to bo iiiui'd bv one n ulll'lll uilaj.'.' , She had lived will' Sits SVil-tm 'above 1 wo ve.ns vet even -he knew ncul.mif 01 h. - hie fm 1 smglo d.iv lefoti s|��� tame lo Ivi ' I hive al- 'vvavs hid good 11 feu nc is Ik foi e 1^ Mould take -inv on- into mv bolls', ' . ,���| 11 ,. nltl 1 ulv '. .|if'-ially si/'.iiK l.'.flit , vviihoii' mends hut she s.ntl s|,< (,,'ild ..'isc ui' urm', >ml -h" looked s0 1111 '��i'ii ..u'l <?nnrl L''-1' ' ,,���,,. ,, 1 1 < V to hei upon Ihe ' po', md t h.iv. nesei h id (iiuse to lend ,t fc 1 .- ilei-n. puiei 1 1e.1t me n,.v,., ,.|'<fiid ., hems., and I I'd 101 |���. tpiilc is it ''he ��..��� mv own rhilil But I m<i' I sav I do feel cm- ������,s bout he, md often Hunk 'what .1 mvsleiv she 1- Win 11 she ,f���st came I u" d to asl. nei 1 .T.-itt one A curious svager svas leeently made .here was the comforting icplv resolved to make , , "v,�� mtr.ed aloud to any.tcr ntitore Hardly a boy in Iho ���������h ��"
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son tliaif.the wish--to .humble her, 1. 'mean to see the thing right Ihroughto the very cud. y Agaiitasisyte, Ay y CHAPTER VI. ,,.���������' r.sssACES I'r.ojr the diaiiy of svilfiuda FAIIlIipLME. S. S: Chattahoochee, July 17.���������Although still, harassed and oppressed by hideous '.'anxiety, I svaut, iu this my flrst monicnt of leisure, to set dpsvu clearly aiid fully -the strnnse events ,��������� that have occurred- since that memorable evening in Prince's Gate. I have been in a whirl ever since. But I have forgotten ���������nothing. Every act, every thought is��������� Indelibly Used in my moiii- ory from the moment that I realized' my loss. .��������� Forget! I shall never forget Unit afternoon svhpn lho American detective' brought 1110 llio ncsvs. What an'odd. creature ho vvas. Very ���������much ovordress-j ed, svilh a sort of company maimer voice; svliich didn't .disguise Ids', Yankee accent or (ono dosvn his nsvful Aiiiei'ic'iinlsnili. I knosv nosv that the poor svrelch was honest iiikI slralghl- forsviii'd, but I could not got over my rcpiigiiiiiico to I1I111 nl lirst. And 'so svlieii syo get to lho vcf-y [,'" lie f?i 1(st "be toil if ell':. tep^f ^ieZ t/^'cplpnciA" fiyiif ptii) i iig'Csiii i 10', A"a| sell e iifpl'tpA t h fp - v; ybu!otT;'tli(^'KCoiiAbritijese^ ybfi AAsa yjAia're'^A^sbAyl^ ;Ch:if-l(2s'3AAlyyAAA;:AiA;;AAy;AA^V K'jHy'iCiu'oi-gp, ;tl]pv-yiire;'iliitt.'';.tife;;gcufA 'ei-iiJxb^okcAliiK ;:proimiui^ i)lot':!iga ilis t^S-fiiiciysi in ply to-covci-.������������������.tlie-A; It I uf r t;:,pT 1 i. I fcA 1 nf [ ufi -!A' A *; y; !a yy a A-;y; Ay - V:; i A;;.; JA''l>uftiCii|itiiil^y\YooilAlias'?goneAAtlU" .litis bciMAcaiTii;^ :^:.A'tiUoiie/Ai^Ns,',-i:^fsiie(M-.(V(l.y'.(lii,.,.1cblofi^.i.V.: A'ii'utA'ciif^^ UiiftVyJf's^upf :'t If 6;i lirst v.tiii'ie.:.;i:?'.'.v tu ing p'lillbnjaffAlias^.fnsiiiiiii'ifi-eef iifiil,:;;H:ss-entyy;libuf-sy:<)rAiubre;yyS\-hb^ A'nbivs-nllytliAiusAii'ti^pilh', pil'tapfiiiny ,\V'ii)d'sAAtfi'u.ii-KA tl!,<l.API'iyiitc y. inpvo-; ffif'iiisVV.y\lAy-yAV-ly-1'f;:?,vA--A'k'V''i1V^y1������ :' AAtAtifiityiiibiuPiitlllifrrisAllieybiitlpr,; cmtiu������*np'{vvitli{:f (���������liniyA'ppnUeiiiiiiiAiskst; I lAl'ii^-citii ���������.s.if>*/y!piiAi_ii.ps't:! pii rti.ciyiii.rI..Ssi iii_p;:* ifs I.c'iiiffiivt lfis^ffl'ti;fifbbiiAlliAS1'pbzefAy liiit;'.'ii'p\s gbt;iiAliftsAsciuib;Af a.lipy;ss-itiiA iiiiff:'y.y"'-;A;-'-A-y;.:A'A-':'V;l'?!i-k-Ayyr,-.y'yy.-''y-y!:' : 7 .'-'���������.i.bo.'-'l if'.crii'ii.V: ySlipsv:tIi(!|iiAiP'hi'.'e.-:; TIiifTisy'AA'sflliriffg.fiblli'lbf; tlieiiivyofA ^coiii-sp.AV\A^A''!i''i|i
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1yfiover thought to shosvniy- soil' hcrp again, iiut, by thifiidcM-. it svas too strong for inc. 1,I've got liiu.priilp.of iny btisifioss; and I svanted you to sec I w;as rigiit to .bclipvo jn -Jopy ASbsv, speak out, young siniiio.
I 111 ust say I thbiight svell of tho boy froiii the very lirst. Ife was an apple checked, healthy; iookiiig. bullet liead- ed urchin, svith clear, china blue eyes, very svido open just then in astonish:, innit, I think, not I
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Hosv svas it, Joe?A7Won't you sit dosvn? Let's hoar sviint happened,
iiotliiiig belter than to toll bis story, nntl taking his sciit at the very edge of a chair after (liistliig.it.lib began: .
IhimIiii'ss ��������� reniiliir lly. Ilul Inside was n tl:-.: real lady, you untlcfsliind. die.silo the kniielier I saw her gei mil' '���������Would yiui Uiiitsv. her .-i^.-'ji'.-' iisked, nil uf us. i:i :i lii'i-.-nli ,lot> litiililed libs h��������� :��������� 11
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.'��������� on tho 'gate.'case ypif coined dosvn .-incl missed 1110. and 1 started .running! all 1 knosv- .to'eatch. up the.carriage''.: I pick-, cd it up .long svny. this side of flic bridge, although'I was liearbakeel .incl dbnb/brou^i.AAhit';,! bitched on .to the back part like as I've (lone, a (libiisand times afore and rode like a gentleman all the svay ���������up the 'Aiiiiiicrsnfitli road right into Kensington.-,' .'..������������������'.'���������.���������., --'I'liere oiie of your blooming' Inter- I'ering coves svotsecs 'liie on my .perch gives the ollice to the. nian n-driving. who' rounds svilh -His ;vs-hip, antl gives me wot for.
jarvcy stops his''osses. aiid bei'oro I'-'could climb dosvn a fellcr-Uip same little black faced moociier���������came and'copped mo right wliere 1 sat behind. He svas aw. ful mad. ��������� ;
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