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W11ONG SID[ OUT.
like IM eseralag,
!mew that 11 would
fire rats.
t 8M Mr breakout
peeked It back sale.
At wee wets then ewer,
Asa elhe deg mites .rut pet
a't eat bet Sneer -
Aft▪ " et still and ery-
t81� d rot.
Vary lot ! illi fru tray.
ywae.
MR8. 81814OP.
Ileo 1)iolttlpy Weasels Pe.etr.s.e tate tet
nears .r thine.
"tae gineede.t temple In China di-
vides the waters of let.• Min River In
each a way that they fertilise the
whole plain," maid Mrs. Bishop, the
htrete.] traveler, "and mak,- auc1 an
7rtlatken system that there .411 ter
neither floods nor drvuth. Kuanh-,len
at the base lit the bills, and 1e the
:eater for the trade of No^thorn Thi-
Mrs Bishop went up the Min driver.
which Chinese consider the ac'tu.J
Tang -tee. to Wel-chau, and, turning
ip the Ll -tan -ting ltl%rr, reached the
.own of that name. Her- the authurl-
lies did all Islay could to prevent her
!rom entering the Mantle- country he -
iota'. She persisted, howe%'ur, and
'ound the Mantle to be a semi -Ido-
pend.at tribe, who pay tribute to
bine but are ruled by the'- own
thiels Their appearance is quite Cast -
salon. both men and women being
rery handsome. They live In lofty
stun% houses, many of which resemble
'eudal castles. In nearly every vii -
.age there is a high. •quare tower.
The customs are- wholly different
!rom these ot the Chinese; the people
ere rigid Buddhists. and the sign,. let
religion art everywhere, Mrs Hlehop
round them friendly and hospitable,
and their country, as well. Indeed, as
the whole country after leaving the
Min. "a combination eef 8wltzerland
and Cashniere." She went up to the
Pierce of the LI -tan -ting River, a
branch of the Min, on the Taukushan
Mountain. and. coaxing a paps nearly
14.000 feet high, des ..•add l on the
Rongkal River. an affluent of the
Great Gold River.
Owing to trouble between the tribes
here, the bridge.' on the Rongkal were
broken down, and she wag unable to
tarry out her intention of performing
the 14 days' Journey down to Ta-chlen-
lu, on the :stem road to Lhasa. Gold
and enormous quantities of nitrate of
soda are found on the route; the
rivers are torrents of emerald seen,
and of considerable width. and a sue-
:rssi.,n of rapids and cataracts the
whole distance.
On her retort•-, Mrs. Bishop recrossed
the plain of Cheng-tu. deem -ended the
MIa to Klating. aged thence to Chung-
king. Everywhere, except among the
\lentce. she found a hostility to for-
-tater which astonished her by Its
Intensity. She has no doubt that the
people in Ssu-chuan do really believe
that foreigners eat children or tear out
their eyes. and In Cheng-tu and else-
where she saw children 'rearing is red
cross on green ground. as a charm
against foreigner.. it seormms that the
ssms paid t.. the French missionaries
fee their losses In the note has irer••.tr•-
n1 the popular resentment. She thought
the-f!lclals desired to protect foreign -
ers.
Mrs. Rishs.ty has mad, full net r of
her eeurney and taken a num'*-r of
phot •graphs. She went (run Shang -
hal to Japan In search of rest: a".1
thence proposes to Fay a second visit
to Korea.
eurl.e. Word motile..
Itarnn once meant only a strong man.
Parlor was originally the talking
p1a. e.
1:a 1120 was first manufactured at
Gera.
A chancellor sews once only a door -
kr.: "• r.
Despot originally signified "truster
of the house-"
T. provide was once simply to "look
ah ad."
1:•-morse originally infant simply "to
hitt- again."
Teleaece, was so called because it wan
first noted by Europeans on the small
irlan•I of Tobago.
Ballot was once a "little balL" In
many organisations ballots are still
taken with marbles.
Read once meant only a prayer. the
name being afterwards tratuderred to
theSmall wooden, metal or ivory balls
used O. assist de%othfn.
The word library- is derived from a
'r• ••k ex pression signifying the Inner
''ark of a tree on which ancient writ-
: r w'5= ..•,rnetimrt don..
1•.inkr.rpt means a broken bench.
't ' n the 1•.pulist. of Ventc.•,Florenee
t"t ' 'ler Italian cities got angry with
' "1' nor lenderreth•v rallied In to the
' soiree and rnlnsh•el their tables
*I " ' ^ch•s to Mere*.
he wvtrd akP- i^te da supposed by
. • *7. WWI roe -name. or adds-
' n"t^�!n ronnert It with the
• name oaf weed Imp. a nicken
1 a lar .' name tt es • gripe--
' ' 't'a "e bent; the Pueke of tier-
s'.u. in .i:.aog;•.-' t.)0e-Democrat.
Who 'aa l■s. wolf .,.tet
11111.11n! ie wisdom, when apeaklnr '•
lolly',
Wine hath drow-nei more men the
e elle
tsP"v arty on en old men r 1.,i 1. ..
brava. burl. n.
The hrtl:htert of all then:;- ti.• •...
bath Itr Poole.
ane pair of heels ti often a
parr ••f hands.
The credo got by a He Ins.. n'
the truth comes out.
(•e'e money to tee wild et F.aeter. a el
Lent will seem short
Th. breastplate of Innoccree tar net
alwayr wend/it-proof.
Who r' -pairs not hes gutter reel
hkt whole house.--Sa Mystery.pan Ish.
Ira never realise hew mach w.• ere " ft's very hard to eadeeutaad the week -
*pahle of enduring until the to yga.1 a. Mara l.teliees," Dud the tether
("Iowa.of the email bey.
';r.•at mills attract sorer wit •s wenn- •a Whir le is, ay dear, surd hs wife.
derma r1r storms. Hut the thunder
clematis break upon theen.and they thus a• Tears failed td pees tore of his ex -
tam a shelter for the plains around.- 11 Ys.y" 64 'ear.
Richter, r• And rhea It ogres t^ lading the
itremdrul things elp oft one's tongue seesaws of a baseball Nass be sae «bolero
HOT CORN.
vim unbar le do 'ea ills W/: •• AS sat OCbvel rewe•as.
Me. we hope yea will have erase week ora •• Newel eye," geld Ne editor et • de *
Whir a small .held m the reels este : "On. b
erreh.r What ..ter r ' 1 heard yea tell Por. pros
ams. .seer mere •f
The etas who sidle briers whoa he le 1 Maw jar scow that you beped be woeld Mn•tso•7
thanpet'• tw.dtud
Maws ahuu., r. a e•a.I (brag b•sa'a'/a, beams. U be stored, yew would have *ma- Froze• •Plc""wry ort the, ors
er
WWI N I
tb ma desert. sta.hrr Bead- r or
1 whelks s era latende • •. '.or • peer
not. sail 16 s ohm • r.• % .r. mister
/Mitre ars bred w uar•rt- of early netsg : their '.dta.L
bac r that any rodeos why they Would pas " LW due sal, :" wad II IMO mss from th •• A ...troy will hot u . Ke paper under
out 50 east', - Mates else d• 1..t wt. •' a alas'* hese taw M
y (t?f• l rot ••y rhe heed
day w•ekt•g a • • r.•sI 'a Aturiea, when . sod w s,.ttg.rl tut" m•beed • Pur -
'dead -Doss it pay to ken/ harder.! •water mus bora .u1 the w who hap- aabare. 1". be , ty...o.b•y tdlur. M.
itfisteeen . f Seaside it.wrding-Matt. -It tr.u'e syr., .,..t if M e►.rs .wet tacirs•u..
.'nose If thedor w 10 a stand t over w btu*, woe
r to reaA pure Chao t6s 1 en UI..e- tee ttM e
ted III 1ow rho s. .a abs top d •• miaow ...flew w.0 walk a.oa.ats:.to 1.•41 ode. lv a has.
There se .ot kat Wutlaanolal trouble to M water s.•metel.g -•r Ilia. • quarte.[ • dred'natio or sit, still holdia • lit• the peter."Ligi
.how you wbo year 0r.unda w, ewes d u min 1'•1h
dor make you tsel lo.d&. "Jost ow be resolve i that beight.the ern
perat're .addesly coded so mush abates •
twaLliar. be was oa the top of •oulums 411
Is.. dews',Wrb he glad to the `roewd like
erased l.gheutag 1'ou don't know what
0 .01 .• vee q• e ' - From one of the Lon-
de. •H udder'.
.b -
Ras, prat Ssewere Amer ends Lair
N Mise. seed Meer r,..... tar
t'as.aterfelt Meer nolle..
Niagara Yawls, Ont., (hit- 27.-(8
clal.) -There is a large steed rum
current at this surae to -.My strung
tereMed parties to tM effect the
large amount of tuunt.rf It money
bi eir'ulaUo. In the town and a
boring vicinity. The .non••y hors l
te
till
se
e. la
11 is • oomsren savoy that lovely wears
uaosot'Loop a Moret. but wbo limeades ber-
s.il ka •we where leer pocket 1a
' fare.' said • aerie waster. ' arm jrs'
bit., urinate' a er hammtok Hit am
meth,y good lea if som.tioiy dos.'), cut de
.1 reg-'
A masa. harries to Nate very weary of
rediae t6. Was ;.wok j ke. Tbea be ..wpe
0. oast, .lid bodies eujeyag at .,•1 ever
Customer - 1V atter, for steak u urnWy
lased to oat
" All nkat, au; beaus[ you •uotber knife
la • mamma.''
Amt -what as awful esker Mr. Dalley
te•...d hew little he says whoa he speaks ''
Dora --The poor fellow is troubled with
impediment la hi. thoaghis '
H.-Y'ocs your father won't give .ate
your wand u smarms*, there's no alIur.•-
Uve bat-'
the -lour me to give it to you.
--
He--1 understood that Mie Ca.bley de
vn1M • great sot of ti... to the poor.
Snit -Yes, indeed. She 01.e tmp.cuntoue
sorter• balling on Der w.nttnually,
'• That execution was Malt an nour
ate '
" 1 se ; the sheriff and the coudemued
nae bevau talking about their bicycles
He -I believe In letting a woman have
ler owe way.
She-tV6et ' And thus deprive bcr of the
„l.•..un of 1larning sumehody els wheo
h.ngs go wrong
A little four -psi old occupied an upper
earth in • .hip's coshes. Awskeaing once m
ho• middle of the sight, hie mother weed
eon If M knew when he was.
est Tours@ l do, he replied. " I'm in the
op o►swr-"
Allies Viesgar-Mr. Hodsos wanted to
send • birthday present, but I told him you
hoof stopped having birthdays tee years ago.
Wiwi 1 right •"
Mite E dirty -I believe .o. I know it
ohs two years .iter you stopped.
Asestu.-Thera lie times when i wish
Mrs Potteries had more of the spirit of
.p .tt of self -dental-'
.lack -When •'
Augustus--Whee I ask her if ebe would
like to go to the opera.
Mammo-- Well. Tommy, did vos *its
he .log his ntediouie while I was sway .
Tommy -Yes, ma. I read the resist, and
it rid toe compound could be mixed in an
•1 i brokee tureen or dish, rho 1 used that
g soap -tureen, but 1 0.d an .wool job to
',reek at.
What the doctor gave -Gond morning '
i1.e your brother's ooedttioo improved
.enn. I res you •
• 1t grieves doe to say he has not:
' Inas the :favor gave him any hope •'
' No: out he hse given h'm •float every-
' ht•g else.'
Bridget ---Sere, ma'am. the twins neve
',awn m.kise • fuse .11 day. me'•m-
%Ira. Kelly -'.Chet •bout'
Bodes -We because they ou't have •
'o•rthdsy apiece. like the Smith ohtldrea
• sat door. Foto ' They think they've
aro cheated
Po-seagor-Wbot ula dos the next
•reels leave for Slocum Parva •'
Fuser Porter -Tomorrow morning at six
.'ul.•ck.' '
Passenger -No trams tonight •
F. r -No, sir : the company don't rue
My eight tre1M.
Passenger --Why •
F P -Don't wee" to disturb the sleeper..
He -1 was pretty lucky at sew tact
agbt. '
810--(:h. George, have you been g•mbl-
tae •saes! YOU know it is • terrible loo !'
He -fro ! I raked so twelve pound. tire
.0, bog
Sb. --Oh, darling' thee 1 eon b..e that
now hat !•
Customer -Loot here. i'es only wore
Mese trouper one d.., and they already
1 at the knee.
+.ler- Yah, dr vas reeht Does is
ear 'root koee•.tr.tohtor entwine vat
arke tgr:y goatomer of ours look lice •
history as Bee! You vear dose tremor.
••••i., freiot, and folks dabs you yr Sharks
Dakar r SMkab.are.
A assert tees.
Th- Draw -Yee menet be very careful
en t. k. the aadisi est this ante. Mn. Jaw-
Rrewe-'•
Th. patios -But ; I a always earful t0
eeke my mediDise.
The hewer -Vis ; bat this time you
easily reed it "
A aap.arsea.
•' 1 •m veru well saMtded." said the ow -
lodger: in foot. 1 bays only see.aggs.tio..
N make."
" And what is that !" asked the iandlady
beaming.
"• If we mold only manage to have the
drinking water se cold as that we tot is
Ike be/ tab-"
Hat she dada's wads to
SS ea threes.
lianas the resat aY .uerres ens of the
to/lode-boat. bad • bluejacket for othous'
0000 J.. k'• ksowledKe beteg olmuted to
h• -f so -1 u,tatoes,.hash he gave the °MMoore
for dinner for .early • fortnight.
Al Iwo one of tee ottiaws thought they
ought to have • chspgs of diet. and irked
Js k to ask• eons. Bah entrees for dinner
Jack sealed rather "'unrifled at •uob •
require, ..d was overheard muttering to
h.m•elf
,• Fab o. rand • You will be lucky it
you get them ou plates"
Jest t• oblige Slee,
Tho v1. r of a coautry church wbo had
fox some lies been much troubleJ by mean
here of the 000grok•uoo .-omlog tato church
very late -indeed, only just in time to bear
the ermoo-wit determ:o.d to put a Step
to the pro/Sloe.
Gee 'aodoy morning when giving out
text. •...I hoping to shame the late-oomsr,
the clersyrn.o, called out from the pulpit :
" Mr. Caurohwardee, will you pleas Sad
that ratline/in • ho hes just Dome is • o.o
testable teat :"
Farm laborer Isea.l to the ooc.sios)-
Thank you, kindly, Parson, and would ter
kindly g,' us tM text auto ; I dtdna .late
catch it '"
Gaeta a. %raM-
The fullowine wmuss4 tacideot took place
• short time .go on board one ot Her a1•
leafy'. ships.
The pipe had gots " ('leer up decks for
divisions" lit being Sunday). 1\•beo the
upper deck sweeper was about to sweep the
deck be observed • Mt of soot coming from
the nock'. funnel. The sweeper called the
000k . mute up, end poietrd out to him the
stare the deck we. in.
•• Kat," said the souk. " i cannot help the
soot omits op- '
" Yes. you Jan, ' e.ad the sweeper. " 1 'a
the .sue! routine to wbitew.ah the coal o0
•Sandy. "
The sok, being • very green beginner,
went and whitewashed every lump of mai
he had in the coal box to rot white 5001 !
• kw alryee Peet.
Horror of horrors' here Domes the bi-
cycle foot '
Think of it, madam ' If you persist a
111. -cline It will eventually swell tour foot !
We state this oo the authority of • le•diog
Wirt End physician.
It uVl swell the muscles. thirties the
boors, spread the joint., eolarge the aerial.
.gtnou• uwue.. destroy the oontoar of your
ankle, broads your hesl•aod-thw'io siren
softirnce, madam -it will make you wear
• b.gper shoe '
The Important question before wheel.
women t..d.y is : "Shall bicycling be ab.n-
dosed, •ad the diminutiveness of the foot
preserved, or shall the health of the hod,
he preserved, eves at the expense of the
poor foot! This, of coarse u • matter
which every bad' must solve fur herself- It
Its entirely between Sr cosuotescs ..d her
Tera.
These Awful sl0drer
" Ab, mummy der, do let Lil and n.e
bays oar dinner wif you and dad today : we
will be .o very quiet, and only .p. •k to our
owe p-17••
The mother, pmol of her two ridden,
atter • moment's peas, replied :
.• Well, d you will bs very quiet. you
may : but dad his orate men (tirade 000t -
tag to leech, and i expect Aunt Lasalle awl
Mem Celia Browse, w no ohottest's, my
pow..
l or some time the we. mites behaved in •
most exemplary manner, ween. suddenly,
one of thews pauses which will over at the
best regulated tables revealed the following
osevers•tioa
•• When I grow up, Lily. I shout plait my
hair no the beadle of the door, like Aaat
lssosslia does"
Will you!' rerpeaded the ether iatp.,
•• Xshl, I'll have my teeth est i• gold like
Mies Celia Browse !"
Tableau.
Alleek Merry-
•• Thee you refuse to marry as r
The t•f'og "roars addressed turned
somewhat falteringly. sed rsl.*aatlly faced
the man who bed spoke•.
•• i koow what you will say," she replied
" Yen will tall me that for menthe 1 bays
peen you every reams be believe that I
loved you : that I ht{ve •eseraged you
by every moue keewe be a were. ; nail
sow, in Muster to osn.lder your ser, 1 am
godly of great peredity. AB this ay be
Wee 10 • tartar exMet. Bit yea MUNI re -
nein •leo that i has • ri.kt to
Swage soy mind. I--"
• Rove • can, Wee Ryder,'. interrupted
the other with • dangerous gleam se breve.
/trues see if you will ; Boors a sf you
err, L«s.rae.. 1048..
Co upleaaw baths data back aim
1» garde., of Eden. A deeor.ttu. of f
Iwc t I •oto to se . sem . mod a •r ragtag
the et Elope*.. Eugwtr'. both; the . Sect • f
Lite 111..41 u thea lure is se..I to he *toy
soot haug. He.,,eau o.tme.l ere used se le
tot mo•l•r■ Fr -out.
An .soother •. use i, h ,• made by eat •
pies awn r .ages •• -s4• thyme sad
me.lu.su.(etlwl us seise is thee to
of b .Moog eel... Let la •Land .lice ..urs,
.tr..o, .ud mid .. . • . tree.
'.rah H- • ot.., .l.. tees to ester perfume
ea rube d 0..'.'. eetr."tt ul scaeosdluwer:
L Mos Ra•.e.l atth violet-w.twr; Mrs
l-aurf ret ream 1d... Putts buts eg .t Flw•
sauna sea Sews Fr. oats. uu.u1. t 11.41 00
u.ua•tuoel wase l...6. rhecb oboe's. lel
g.11o.. of .,�..rp i.1 won.- to • 10.1
lath- 1 1s .apposed .e w vett' r.tr'esbtug.
1 ttuuk 1t.. aeL. bit. -lit se ferrety am.g.sse
oto.
1001 our FOR BOOR IDM
Coal & Wood Yard
"id The undersigned beige to inform
the public that he keeps ort hand
Po- , all grade. of
01
t` : HARD, COAL
north I
v
ago SOFT
been detected, and Is f..eu•1-0 to have
born W.td out to many of the frul
growers from Amen...in buyers Bus
pickets were aroused (ream the numb*
of new river dollars which were get
[lag lntu cinulauun, b.i( lmrther idea
wt N tracing [hent to solei, of th (rult-
gruwere nothing can be teamed of
e.sh their orogen- The pollee: claim 10
know nothing of the matter whatever.
but the general opinlu:a Is that they
are quietly working Ja It It has
been said that It is -t •lever crook
5 hu avoids the Niagara Falls police.
*•'d this was demonstrated to two
sorrowful knights of the road last
night. when Coker Kimmins captur-
ed throe at the M.C.R. depot. The
two pi igoners were caught In a freight
car. and will doubtless turn nut to
be two burglars who are itant..d Is
Detroit They were dreasad in new
clothes• hats and glov.•s,whk:h, though
tailor-made, did not fit. At present
they are In Jall on a charge of tree -
pear, awaiting Identification from De-
troit.
A. T• Campbell. grocer. has been
committed for trial on the chars* of
defrauding his partner, Alex- Craig.
of $0.0. which Ctalg, who GLIM. hers
two months ago, from Grimsby. gave
Campbell to put into the business,
and which the- accursed promlt.ed to
deposit In a bank. It transl.lres, how-
ever, that the :Inn has no account
there.
ASU
r BLACKSMITH"COAL.
We'esk wbnweMnd.
As amour( .tory is t..Id of • poor mus
In ch. aural-.o.i e t L sides who was deter-
mined hi. eels .o, s0 -,u'4 sot he !ducal'
up to the orute.-ry mad uarl•wo-ku,g 1.1e
of a •...l p •r.er .• M hosteelt had twee. H•
her. f .re ren • .10.0041 of ur c' • 1 rch....4-
t0ISOM 11111 aft of . ,Jt:arm!.
d foe 111461 nu u•a .,a bit..!,' et•geeed
with hr ehorwsod, •• hen Ms Mtber asp
p...04 .. 5.8 Ire.• nor he -16..1 0411104 on
i'he 00111 fepnwt eha, he or s•t•.m• uh
tamu.teis well, au ..u•.,r.•,1 bon, 114.11., 011 nes
• ter. ...e. -
fee seten:ant 0.u' well me.uieg tether
looks a• them, neo sant :
.• You seem n. pr .1... to verve .t petal)
well, my (..t let ...a 1440: yes ■pe,ak 1a '
!lee b v ea.t..... hack with use hailer'.
.4 asides. wad sweet toffhll la %lite to expla.n
lir u. • .1 ►bit, 10.•0 t.
The tether *so ad: to be dose, rail :old
hes, if they •e,. 1...• weed's to le•ei. him
hes) to .pe.k the '.a gt .{e lee •hu.11.',. so
bore- ray newr% set up the prese6' day he
east.', seen fie to sl tar e.1l dc.rt•u'
neve.
()Id e.ugs are best -loser sweet tee bear
I'!0 *traits ,f home mad memory dear'
1)14 herk. are hoe• -how tale and ehtme
Float with at dews t'v stream of time'
Old fn5wd5 are best -whet wealth unt'•Id
Adrotnd.• rondos osskrtit M 11 '
1111 •.0..1 err 1.451-4151 5.1.•..554 play
Am e 1 u. B.w0111 t art.rde,
(' 15 N..:.0 F6. boon..4 101106.4).. ,1 01 • ..r
..u..... w 1)eweratt., m...., •and nue . •r . f
4,,014• L.. K.olwae,, 1•...0,
Oa. 0sntila's Rwaerat.
Cornwall, Ont.. Oct 24. -The funeral
of the late Dr. Darby Bergin, member
for Cornwall and Stormont, took place
to -day. and with the ex.'eptlon of that
of Hon. John SandfieJd Macdonald
was the largest in the history of the
town. High maap was celebrated in
Bt. Columba'• Church in the morn-
ing in the presence of a sorrowing
congregation. At 2 p.m. the remains
were taken to the church and the
solemn burial service was said over
them. The procession Was then form-
ed. headed by a carriage bearing the
beautiful wreaths, crosses, et. w'hlch
had been sent by Mends. The funeral
car followed, and then the ata body
of the proeesslon, composed of about
200 carriages.
Pert.gurr whipped,
Lisbon. Oct. 26--A despatch to the
Government from Mozambique gives
the details of the repulse of a Portu-
guese expedition in Manlcal.le- The
expedition, which comprised :too Portu-
guese and 180 natives, war, command-
ed by Major Mouslnho A11.uquer.pue,
Governor-General of Mozambique. It
was surprised by Eforce of 20110 natives
belonging to the Namorallns tribe• and e
fight that lasted for 22 hours ensued.
ThePortuguese force was finally com-
pelled to retreat "'With the 1045 of two
killed and :;A wounded. Among th •
latter was Captain -(General Albuquer-
que. The enema- lot heavily.
k Peeert•.s. nee
Windsor. cont.. rico. 2.2.-_Tbe health an-
thorttlee let W1u4rmr were hsdly s.•are,i
this sends when • yosiug nue arrive.)
from Kalamazoo with all the outward
erupt of smallt..x The health otd.i•r
was sent for In bot haste, but found that
the Moots was malaria. The young man
said he was Jeffers Wilkinson. 1p years
nld, son of Ilse Methodist inlander of
Teterboro. He had berm working In In-
diana. but fell 111 and endeavored to make
his way home on a bleyelr. At Kalamai...
Mt gave out sal geld his wheel for matey
enough to bring him to Windsor- When
M arrived he was penniless. The city
•dvancea the money to pay hie tars home.
Wastrels Pewees?
Chiemgo. Ikt. 24 ---The Chleago police
deportment has offered • reward of R500
for the recovery of AlertPowers. d
or alive Powers dl.appArmad September
21. while l.tllefting for the Cohan relief
corp.. to which toed h. made • persnnal
contribution before he disappeared. the
missing man ears to ('hleagn from Owe•ns-
bars y. it was hlnt,-d that be bad bees
made away .118 by alleged 'misserfes of
the Spanish (loy.rsmest. A detailed de-
scription of Powers •ecompanles the offer
tbsk beet : but remember," be oo.tlaesd, of reward-
• plight easter visible is his voiea, •' tits[ 1 ---
ear think it beet to faforn your Meade • !•eased Cray ntaeevrred-
that the bicycle von retie is ret your ewe, maty of lMlexOekla -A speelal from the
bet hired by the bear "' ed Maj coverer says: As larger
twn ruin-
ed
t,,11 3 �n la.•pfer than New
MIf-weslr'bs, y. wit two temWw and two
peat pyramids, has Juwt been disrnyrrrd
80. Mr. .Tose., look N twit irpudess ti. moeotslas In the State of rl.errcm
rear ea theother aide e< aha sfrest. H• y William Nivea. tM well known nonerst
onto of New York. lie bas Jusu room -hid
hes bees following m for the leer half• fr"r a tea week.' trip Into that "'.meter
w Nought beck mon than 300
rig. papas .f the rotas. photo -
papas
Jane -Why didn't you telt in. es he -
fee, ! I'll leach t6e imp.dest puppy • Assess s.visteas■.
lemma I Oespew, OIL Ml-- The new arlthe
walkiy boldly sorer the street, Jesse
Diadem was .mec•eerrully lann.•hed
« n N eek w : hero ro-day. air 1.0
te a .hip ler 100 tos.
46s het loans. sand the sons meta for Mt
••gk inhero. .Lip, 1 •r sere rry 1 *.ser etIon require hp, to show a rata of
haven't Jr" lir'12•a•� M psi yon for ►hot � Made= kora awill male errn boor. Ttie s to Ins 1000
laps wit, bat tea 5u.$t sot se fellow a'p rouale of stint per arena
✓ id dot one
ewwheen ra Irvine
ashen se abet sle�nate a 'ov-
eralls
lady. Nee
•D bar Iota al , and K I anmaad ea will nrMw tta'mw.w read.
" angry. thing' that ring ftp et a thaw I . aewy Iroefdon. Oa'! 1R-�r Albert Abdul -
N• m•Mnent, and c.wn,. out hot, and s* ably 1.1 yam May, bolt ISM spa Seeder lah paass•g0. irarooet dldd at
which they afterward' rspbwt of hay- I AtseM Tevvw. . a treddlai sell." his Brie►ton last night•
*kid P. F. Mosttrersrtr. A .harp..&. went N speak •t • sesetis1 iatp I'm et ttNuirl. saws 9a sr.•ew --
lin"..,
Ens1• ss T friend • cultivated per I k • 7 �� teed �� tae tiger M Sma'raktR /b the wwnl hdv. Jests wet pars ale SIP ■sweet e
�' e W starry Ladled trio WIPP,' boreoe• m
s(t)te ^t+••r' lotto, obsilast.e and • anent ' fes vow• leg vi.av'e wee �1 •m gid yes s•Bsd we-MssIlea M ins
pew
Oetl? -AMzak M. tMi1 e.•ftsr_
nda. . L W rdworth's hoarse- I Darier *alias tawslug 1 ass eewasey wusdrai, 1 Esa'1 Mak ha rare ....=*". Aron. -.land. The
hell e.trnrnrt,aad wars assarad wM srylry as amend• Nm le peens ins war ever wewbl. meads. I W grass panda' tar Ow *nee 15 arm of Lha
wlt1.24“ say *�r • . . volkb � le tail he w e ester' 8. Alilsahy ilk onellLw many. If` mbtlws Mr the set Is 'Lend
HOME MARKET TILE BEST
Mr William Ilan ■.ran Talks latereettrgly
Ablest the likens Mauna sad
either Natters,
Montreal, Oct. 57.--lt$p.-clal.1--sir wiillam
Van Iluruel'Wr•ator Forget and (Clef En-
gineer 1'etrrs..0 arrived back today from
a three weeks' vleit to tar 'vast. The
l'restek•ut of the .'auadlen Pacific Hallway
war Interviewed by your corresporldeut, and
expressed the greatest aatldaction at the
state of the road. and specially the Im-
provement In bustuese along the Hue. Re-
terring to the bou.0 Ia %brat, Sir William
Vau Horue old : " This show.. dear!' the
rowrmous ads outage of bat lug wheat con-
yerted into, dour it. near as possible to the
pie,. of productlou. It shows also that
the Iroise mllllug market is for beast mar-
ket Hirt cue I..J•ibly be had."
Speaking ot the seser.l adding establish.
meats 1n the 11.•-t, Mr William spoke as
fellow's : " The dour mill. of the North-
west already 41ps •.p.•ratiou are equal la
.barscter to 'the best to lee found else-
%Isere- They hate ulr.-ady done a vast
amount of g. -.l, but 1u under to ev'ure the
tease results for the farmers of the North-
w•'st the eatsaett) of these null.. should 1.•
,••ry mesh Inert -used and addltloual 1.111s
she'll,' he 1,1141 feet al.
t trust," .vutiuurd Slr William Van
Mono-. "[bat tee'.overuse:it .5111 a .precl-
+•1.- th. ade'antege to she couutry of doing
suyt:....g lit rrssop to attrar4 the large
ru.ontn ..f •vpltal squired for the detelop-
u..-ut -.f t 1.1. ludvstry."
Aei for the Coua.1 u Pa.•lee, the President
said be toned the road 1n splendid condi-
tion fr..su Montreal 10 Vane.. 15, 1, 111 fact,
mach i.•tler than oyer before
..7
be clan Attu ,11511 seals eaten? of the
u
timber euutry,' went bit sir %C Milena. "for
1:Me mei.•. •.•sm of rake Niteissiii5- mud .11
ulnug [Ire Algoma branch, 1. quite surpris-
ing. .1 be dishier also b•tweeu bake au-
.etinr .114 Luke of the Woods. which has
te-sos looked uponn by few to ,.f any value, is
lirrwlse- attracting malty siMtlers, and there
are h. -re many beautiful farms."
TLis will, In Sir William %an Horue's
up11J•.1., 4401 *,,ruin.- ewe or the moot pnui-
1- sr. -Ilan+ of the Priorities. of Ontario.
" to Manitoba, and. In fact. all along the
line." the President concluded, " t:br•re has
been • marked change within the past
Bear, and this is esp.-fishy the case in
B
ritish Columbia, the ogee•t of the extra-
ordinary mining (to .-I •pment In that pro-
vine being now felt W all breeches of hum -
Your correspondent also retied upon Mr.
Peterson. who spoke of the temporary and
trestle work at the north of Lake Superior
and In British "Mumble as fast giving
place to iron epees .dal pef:manent roadway.
on some sectloua In fact, the ('hlef Kngt-
tteer states that It is •Imost impossible to
god any temp.rsry work whatever. On
every section rune of au miles per hour
were made. and all the new bridges sad
culverts between Fort William and %%Inn1-
p.yf and between C;arleten Plane end Sud-
bury. have been made sufficiently wide to
attnrtt of • double trek.
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
PICTURES
FOR
WRAPPERS
A pretty colored Picture
for every 12 " Sunlight " or
even' fi " Lifebuoy " Soap
Wrappers,
These Pictures are well
worth getting.
Address
Lever Bros
(TJ rrets•a1., Teneale.
LTfi,
ILLS
ALWAYS CURE/
f' FeAtti Busmen's*
?we refs °urea
11611,1111elenr. ern Jaty, Iii.
For 1)0E1°71°4= with the lasd years T hod
so had alt I�sinarr ko tint C esuN tet ilio Ian
bed
W Died en lireit � rumed�Isp end
witMil-
ne./
t. bet
bard ail oz
I ants3 to say h for nay own
Sake maalw'`ed6 am others that T ens plea
teem after mire Isar Mins.
•
JORX Raft.
PRICES OF WOOD REDUCED.
$penial etteuttoo el, es 10
OUT and WOOD
Call and get prices and see samplers
of wood.
Office -and yard. N ELSON -ST.,
near aorto area Hotel.
D. O. STRACHAN
Ys uprietor
THE HUNTING SEASON
Is upon us, and the true sports-
man is beginning already to pre-
pare for the prince of sports.
When you want your outfit we
have everything you need in
GUNS and SHOT and
POWDER SHELL.
Machine loaded Shells always on
hand• or loaded to your order on
the shortest notice. A full line
of the best American Pow-
ders always on hand. C'al1 and
ere our Shot t:uus, whi.-h for
quality and price downs thew all.
DAVISON & Co.
WE MAKE__
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes •
A.11 sizes her * 1n. tw Sl In. AL.
t'e.•eetlese.
WRITE FOR PRIOES.
THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE Ca
601 ADELAIDE •T.
* 010.', wT IMMO& TORONTO
Till ST17 CF LIFE.
Aaultsratk•o and substitution :- ';.4 pees
Inc... bare of late ;ears b.00me - r eve sa
evil, that t ove•stratierery*her t
nbl sed to ea'I in the service" of 1.. .1'- Ate two
chec5 their spread and save the if -e. a the
people.
(hoe of the most Important articles of food
nngoesiioaably is BKI"AL.
Vor pure wholesome Hresd, it must be road"
from Melt and Hop reset ; for this reswoo It
la easily soluble In the tubes of the atoaacb,
or. in other word.. light of 41e.stioa.
Hop
nalysts la linalMalt �andl to be the. p thebeeta
sad
maaaltrated poem. and is used bythe best
bakers in the country.
IN MY BAKERY
Vs out get for one cent as much Bresd made
from Hop Yeast' os you can for three Owns
from the pwued yeasts which .re forcing
s
themher ea the public. but which do at
and 0.eaot give the same sweet 0a . -red bread
MY BREAD I4 MADE FROM THE PURE
MALT AND HOP YKAreT AND No 1
MANIlOHA PATE\T FWUR.
Tri J It s prove ter reunion'. it 1s the mnet
w and sweetest bread that can be
proneere of ray yeast ea the market- My
e.
sag pstea .een the Bakery burner has
proved these to he facts.
D OANTELON.
OODHRJOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. C H RY STA L,
lwtwrreeerto Okrysfal ! Meek.
M••ntactorer of all kind. of
B 0IRS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Plane, Sherd trot
Works, etc., eta,
Aad ifsalr In-
repenea, Maehi.ery Mantrap, kc.
All stere of Pip« .ad Pipe Fittings.
charm and Water* Gamine. Mobs Valve*,
Cheek Yahoo, tab
rn, Kjoetsre and In-
jectors fly en Hand at f,ew.ss
A 1 line of eel Wtarr .ed Nes
Tfor es. of ferr'ren and eters
Kepone f Prbaptb *sealed M
181-4 P. 0, nes Ig •011rssl.01 o e.
waria-Opo.eas 41 T. IR Manes petted b '
l