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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-04-29, Page 2111 Uoexpoeted oufessioll; Or, The Story of Miss Percival's Early Life. I"I -had not thought anything +++++++++++++++++++4+4 A CITY MADE TO ORDER about being paid forwhatI du, 4 sad the girl, flushing sensitively; "you were brought here in a help- i less, suffering conditio.i, and I was arm glad W give you shelter and care; i The bou aro very welcome to what 1 ase done for you." i "Humph!" again ejaculated the 4 spinster, as she sharply scanned the 4♦♦+++++++++++++♦+++4 4 girl's pale, worn face. Then she COST OF RAISING A COW. turned abruptly from her and re- sumed her reading. A great deal of profit is lost on 1)r. Crawford could stand no account of failure to figure the cord muco. cf handling live stock, or rather. Ifo was naturally of a blunt, fiery we should say, if we stopped to !t will not be a h.tphaza►d growth. temperament, and now bustled in figure what it costs to feed a cow It has been elaneed for ears in ( IIAPTIat 11I.—(('ont'd) "He must have passed away a1- to the, roost, by ouo dour, just as or raise a calf wo would be awaken - advance, 1 y most immediately after retiring — Esther, her eye full of tears, lett a advance the lines of its growth ed to tiro valtae of raiaiug a bct.os When morning broke at length, he has been dead many hours," it by another. class of stuck which would in turn nave been Mapped out, and it only the storm was Ftill raging, the so,aid her friend. '`It was Lotter "Madam, ' he began in a caustic mean increased profits. Any far camases to set a date for occupa grouted was covered with a glaring dear; he did not suffer. Ifo tuna, "haven't you any heart Z mer will agree t}tat the keeping of tion and short get the } eople. sherd of frozen sleet and snow ; the simply went to sleep, never to wake Can't you see that that poor child' live stuck on our farms is neves. The Grand Trunk Pacific Reil- and river ue.d to howl dismally., up here agan. Hato you hod your is nearly worn out with what she sary for the maintenance of fertil way Company is responaibl0 for been asst the to roar in grim tri- breakfast Z" ltd+ inquired, hr a.�l .g has Leen doing fur you an<t others, itv, This is one step c the gigot this city that it to bo. It has uulph over the destruction it had off suddenly and etsarply meaning i the past three weeks t You have direction. Iloweaer, after Un<'e do christened far in advance of its wrought. her wan face. progroseed ver okra •, and uu are g ycity Litx+n the muddy bank, in plain Y y n terMinrn on a s 'stent of diversh birth. The is Prince Rupert, No ; I came to tell fat}Ier that abundantly able to wait upon your- fin d farming and the keeping of live and it is to bo the Pacific coast sight of the Wellingtons' borne, the it was ready, when I found biro " j Belt in many w uy s, instead of Iy-' stock, the farmer should endeavor terminus of the new railroad. wreaked train lay Half submerged \� 011, colon out and eat sumo- 1 ing here, day in and day out, and to grade up his herd by the use of Prince Rupert is 650 miles north in the water, while many a house in the vicinity had been turned into thing now,"said the doctor, tad-' making her a slave to your beck ore bred sires until his castle at of Vancouver and only forty miles a temporary hospital for those who ing her kindly by the arms and lead and sail." fain a quality which will give bits south of the Alaskan boundary. ing her from the room, c using and' "\1'011, sir, I must allow that you dollar for dollar for feed eonsumexl. That is pretty far north, but it is in had escaped with thksir lisps. locking the door after them; ''and aro a plain spoken man as Noll as There is more rttuney in selling the same latitude as London, and At her usual hour of rising, Es -if you will give me a cup of coffee a good doctor!" the spinster ob- grain tLan fending to some classes its mean temperature is about the Cher, leaving Pete to watch her I shall be obliged to you, for I ;served with unusual energy, as she charge, began her preparations fori of stock. same as London's. By land and breakfast. have not had a very easy night of sat up and bent a sharp luck upon the Michigan Experiment ata sea it is protected by mountains. it." this irate man. tion kept un accurate account oI Its harbor is practically landlocked, When the meal was nearly ready, "Of course I will," raid Esther, "I feel that the occasion demands the extxsnses of feeding »dairy but it has a mile wide roadstead for she went to arouse her father and arousinga little from her apathy.. lain speaking, madam was the help him to dress. p' y' P P g, ,"� calf for one year from tho date of ships. But when she entered his room, You shall have your breakfast curt response. "Miss Wellington its birth. The amount of feeds The projectors of this new here. I had cooked a nice steak is net under the slightest oblige- used in that Brno was ;391 pounds port went at the choice of a site sea - she was surprised to find him lying fur father --there aro baked pots !tion to servo you --it is you who of whole milk, 2,56.9 uunds of skim in the same attitude as when she toes and a corn cake." I should feel under obl: ation to herpounds silage, 21g carefully. The entire north coast 'g milk, 1,2 g was searched and every harbor 1'ItIN('E RUPERT, B.C. NEARLY RE.1UY FOR BUSINESS. fhe Grand Trunk Pacific's West- ern Terminus Planned Well Ahem!. A new city is to appear on the Pacific Coast within a dew• Months. had looked in upon him during the night. Going to the bedside she touched high gently. 'Tether," she said. a note of fear in her tune, "breakfast is nearly ready ; will you get up now?" There was no response, no move- ment. The man was dead. Ho had fal- len quietly asleep immediately af- ter retiring and so passed beyond this plane of existence into tho mysterious unknown. l:stlfer bad long anticipated such a. termination of his malady ; but now that it had come so stealthily and suddenly, she was shocked be- yond uteasuro. She made no outward demonstra- tion. She had too long schooled herself to meet and bear the bur- dens and vicissitudes of life with stoical acquiescence to allow her- self to break down now, at a time when she had need of all her for- titude. Besides, as has already become apparent, she had borne her fa- ther no very deep affection; for she had long rebelled against the selfishness which had shifted every possible responsibility upon an un- complaining wife, and so shorten- ed the life of the souther whom she ao much needed and loved. ,Since her death she had tried to follow her mother's sacrificing ex- ample --not an- love. but because she believed it to be her duty to care fur her father, who, having taken a heavy cold just after Mrs. Wellington's death, had barely lived through pneumonia, to become a victim of consumption. There had been a little money in the bank, deposit.d there from time to time. through the frugality and good management of Mrs. Wel- lingten, who, for many years had been the dressmaker and milliner for the locality in which they lived; otherwise they aright have suffered for the necessaries of life. It was almost gone, and Esther was glad that the end had come be- fore the failure ei their Means; fur the invalid had insisted upon hav- ing every whim gratified. Something of this flashed through her mind as she looked upon the rigid forin un the bed ; then, with- out a wend or sound, she turned away, went slowly out of the roots, and shut the door. She was outwardly calm, but destiny white, from her long night of watching together with this ad- ded shock. The unman, on the lounge in the witting roots, was still sleeping. She passed her noiselessly, and g,ing to the outer door looked out, hoping to see some neighbor upon whom she conkl call for aid. She shisered fru►n heed to foot as the piercing wind swept over her and the sleet beat sharply upon her face. Then she heaved a long sigh of relief, for she espied 1)r. Craw- ford coming up the hill, to take a lock nt his patients in the cottage before going to his breakfast, weary and faint, after bis long, tryi•lg night. ••\1 hat is it, Esther ' he quo tions h, as he ineunt,•,I the .Ieps and noted how pale and rigid iter face was; ' any thing new set in t" "Father has gone ---" she fal- tered. The man 'tared slightly and Lent s i leek her. She led the way to the kitchen, —and yet she has cheerfully made p,lla<(s of beet pulp, 1,23.1 pounds I p' sor.nded. The best way for the where, for the girl's sake, 1)r. a martyr of herself e' er since your of hay, 1, 27 pounds of grain, 1.17 railroad through the mountains had Crawford sat down and ato a hear- accident, and rather a thankless hounds of roots, lA pounds of al to be taken into consideration. ty meal, insisting that she should task she has had of it," he ecu- fella meal and 50 pounds of green al - Further, the most available route follow his example, for he well I eluded, dryly. corn. The grain ration was cont to Yokohama and the rest of the know that she was racily in need 'Thank you for your good opin-reset of throe parts each of corn Far East had to be taken into ac - of food to strengthen her for what ion of me," Miss Percival returned, aril uaty and one part of bran and ,f} } was mauls four ac - was before her. ! with considerable asperity. } 1 1110 calf weighed \Vo will not dwell upon the events "You aro welcome, madam," of the week that followed. promptly replied her compatunn, a Arthur Wellington was laid be- humorous twinkle beginning to side tho wife who had preceded ! gleam in his eyes, for his anger hint the year before, and Esther was always short-lived. "And resumed her duties in her home, now, while we are discussing this hoveringupon " with n tit- tles another lay ps matter, he continued w t L e the borders of the "valley of the f must coolness, "1'd tike to inquire shadow," and where Miss Persil where your horse is; you aro so Percival, spinster, now installed in far on the road toward recovery Mr. Wellington's chamber, nursed f think you aro able to resume her broken ribs and kept her pati- your journey, and it would be well ent young hostess busy catering to for you to go to your own friends." her whims. "Upon my word, 1)r. Crawford, Dr. Crawford wanted the girl to you are carrying a high hand with start immydiately for her now Idle," retorted Mies Percival, a scar - home in New York, promising to let spot burning upon each cheek; put a nurse in her place to take but with a responsive glint of charge of his patients, and also amusement beginning to shine in that he would dispose of her be- her own eyes. longings and settle up her affairs "Doctors aro privileged charac- as soon as they were able to vacate tors, under certain circumstances," the premises. said the discipio of Aesculapius, But Esther firmly refused to go until the sick ones were well, al- "Humph! tl e more though her friend asserted that she would break down if she did not soon take sonlo rent. And so she heroically went on with her self-imposed duties, per- forming thein as faithfully and sys- tematically as lie had done ever since her mother's death. She was apparently tireless in her care of the stranger upstairs; no natne or address haying been found upon his person, his identity was still a mystery. She prepared hie broths and gruels with the ut-hereby veto your making that tired of the agricultural colleges. i' tnost nieety, watching beside him girl take any . more unnecessary wen 't do to say that the student every moment that she could steal steps for you ;" and, determined at the agricultural college is a hay- fron► her other work and the quern- to have the last word, the plain- sold. The welfare of the land will lous woman who appeared to claim ' doctorabruptly quitted the ' d the rtlltiv•ttion of her attentiona as her individual 1 right. l)r. Crawford, hoe -over, utterly forbade her to watch at night, ei- ther finding some ono to relieve her of all such care, or costing him- self when others failed him. And so the lung, tough battle was fought- three seemingly endless weeks of brain fever, in its Most aggressive furor, which threatened hour by liner, to cut short a most • • } cI b(s0 count. to choice a a of meal. years arts. and since then they have pounds as a yearling, and the cost, 126 Wellington St.. W. Toronto of the feed was just $'28.55• been making plans for the new city. This calf was, of course, well THE STEAMSHIP Rou'rE __�_____ __ -^s raised, which is the only kind of = - - raising that pays. To the new port from the Far good anchorage. Ex-Oov. Beard, of Wisconsin , East lies through the Dixon en - who has had years of experience trance into Hecate strait, thence in handling dairy stock, estimates into Chatham Sound and Prince that it costs about $50.00 to raise a Rupert harbor. The harbor is two year old heifer under average really a strait between Digby Is- two-year-old conditions, and that it costs land and Prince Rupert Island and $40.60 a year to keep a cow when it extends fourteen miles inland F,110 is in milk. beyond the site of the new city. Here are two views on the cost of The Proviuvial Government of raising calves aro an estimat e of British ('olumbia made a grant of the cult of keeping a cu 1 P Y 10,000 acres to the railway cont-' there figures, or )(stir own figures ,an} which bought u , 14,000 acres g i in case of a difference, of opinion, of Indian reserve land, making 24, - to your herd and see if your cattle 00� acres for the city to grow in. aro paying market prices for the 0.)Pry it will need no more ! fed consumed. It is the be_t illus -acreage. It will start out with ` THE FI}t�'T INHABITANTS tration we know of for urging the 2 000 acres only, but that is some interest of good blood and good Y, IOf this city won't have to worry sentrntitntsly• cart+, the two great essentials in rho sF,nce. over public improvements. 'They soros are ra t r o profitable handiia of live stock. fhe work of planning Prince P.0 I will find graded street,, sidewalks modest than others a}out availing Employ a first-class sire, breed 1`ert began in carne's ir,r �} clearing! and .sewers readyntror Litt nt a, aro he themselves of their privileges," was up your cows, raise alfalfa, test Sine° then surveys g g 1 so+iucial U l l the spicy rejoinder. au," she <,ur cows and watch the effects of have been curried on simultaneous -,printed $200,003 for early improve "After taking three bottles of your wonderful medicine, our baby was entirely well and needed no more medicine. At six- teen months of age she weighed thirty pounds. She had cried eigh t months. night and day, and nothing did her good until we tried ScottsEmulsion. "—MRS. E. C. SMITH, Villa Rica. Ga. Scott' s Emulsion probably saved this child's life. Four doctors had been tried. Sco•rr's EMULSION seemed to be just the thing needed, and it is just the thing needed by thousands of other children. It's so easily digested, so pure and harmless, yet most powerful in building up the most deli- cate child or adult. But be sure to get Scorn's EetULS'OH, there are se many worthless and harmful imitations. ' AL1, DRUGGISTS A full copy of Mee Smith's letter ■na runny othorsa a eimtler nature. t•�eteti.er with sumo ,•r our valulhlo literature re- garding chilJre.n, ell: tar seat uu..n re- ceipt of lour address, montton.ni this payer. SCOTT 1 BOWNE The entrance is straight, 2,000 feet in width at the narrowest part, with a minimum depth of 36 feet at low tide. A permanent whart 1,500 feet long folks passing in and out, and some has been constructed, going for their daily stroll and The British Columbia (roycrn- ment isn't going to have this new city at the mercy of a corporation. It has taken a strong hand in the work of development. One-quarter of all the land reverts to the pro- vince, as also ane -quarter of the waterfront, after the townsite has been laid out. HOME FOR Till AGED POOR .1 HUGE BUILDING IN ('ITY OP MUNICH, GERMANY. The Bavarians Make a Wise and kind Provision for the In- digent Poor. A fifteen -minute ride on the trot - ley from tho Rathaus brings you to uno of these huge buildings --- the one uear the great Eastend ceme- tery, writes a Munich correspon- dent. It is called St. Martiu's fluspital, and is the home of seven hundred of the aged poor of Mu- nich. They are both men and wo- men, but there are, for some rea- son, more women than men. If a workhouses. They have nu person is able to work they let bite work in the open always. How strangely wise! For, truly, wise things aro strangely rare. But i1 a person is poor, old and helpless, Bavaria does not say : "How can we most quickly get rid of the old fel- low 'I" but, "What is tho best we can do for him to bring him his docent portion of comfort and"—wait a minute --"of beauty." Of course, you have to pass the big cemetery, but all you see of that is the high, misty -red wall which surrounds it, and one of the most magnificent Roman temples in the world to break the wall and furan an entry. Germans do not shove off their cemeteries into a de- solate region of ash -can fields, bor- dering on smutty railroad yards, as we soinetimes allow ourselves to do ; but, rather, have them bandy and in decent localities, where they can be frequently visited, house- cleaned and covered with fresh plants. Indeed, those places look like flower fields. RUN BY CATHOLIC SISTER'S. But the huge building over there through the trees, a faint yellow— just the color of winter sunlight -- and facing a great stretch of level, snow-covered fields --that is the poorhouse! You will sen the old added, bridling defiantly, "you the feed to get Lest results. aro practically turning mo out of -- doors! But 1'111 not going ; catch FAI3\I NOTES. me traveling in such beastly wea- ther as this. The girl told me that \Vo hear much about well -rotted ly. The land is denied now and ; meats, and untp!e provision will the town site, the 2,000 acres on have been made in advance for a which the start is to be made, has ' population of 10,000 people. As been snapped out. ! the population increases the int - This town has got to grow as the !'movements will keep well in ad - 1 not as the ,co le ! radua1 slu er of the to stay where I ant comfurtuble, to IItluw bis manure to rut before will. Streets will not follow cow 1 land, with an occasional abrupt Eur the present." apply ing it to the soil. paths or Indian trials. It has all rise has made the drainage prole I prescribe that you To teach t..e farmer how to r.dapt Leen attended to, even ]hying out '}(•1st very eaxy of so1u11sul. henceforth wait upon yourself ; 1 the seed to the soil will be the work 'arks and bouleynrds, v Bich may 'Th town, of course, will have to not be needed for half a century. Ono of the first steps the engin- eers took was to employ landscape gardeners, who hays produced a plan which combines the utilitar- promising life. wait for the railway, but it is creep- ing across the Northwest prairies. ft is 1,756 miles from \\tnnipog to Prince Rupert over the Brand spoken a erll gltl e' 110 depend more 011 1 Trunk Pacific route, and tt•altts are room, and went above to his other rho soil than everything else corn ran and the nritalte in city Lund now running ing between Winnipeg patient, leaving ctiss Percival, sit-, hoe se �;. Pand 1Vuiuwright, Albedta, n67 miles. ing• laudscn r artists were ting, stiffly erect, with flushed More than hal! the weight of mss •rhe time cubit, bears the usual Brett. le Hall, of Boston, who laid cheeks and glittering eyes, to do sure stored all wieder in an 'Pon out. Mount. Royal Park, Montreal. legend. "Subject to change with - some hard thinking by herself. htarnynrd conxlstA of water, which 1 1 ' (To be continued.) must be lifted int(. the wnge:1, If you visit t risco Rupert today out notice," Hud in thiscase the drawn over the soft roads, and yot: will find a settlement huddled change usually means the addition 4'- lifted out of the wagon again when on the waterfront. It is made up of I► few more stations to the west it is spread upon the soil. If this largely of temporary structures in every month or so. Construction manure had been drawn directly'; whish the engineers and work- Many ork from Prince Rupert end will IA gin SENTENCE SERMONS. front the stalls when they were roan have been housed, and fed and soon• Man • who think the • mean right lea ,cd nut, thrown into a wagon Provided fur. Many of these street- Tranaportattun facilities will give y y g c fences will disappear when the city stain entrance. are right mean. sed carried to the field, the weight t 1 ar idea of the I gluon Rupert its excuse for bring, Th„ inmates who hnd been out Petrified creeds always have the would be only half as s , , come must be hod from 411 others returning, but all quite old and bent, leaning on stoutec►nes. "Crass Gott:" they say to you as they pass. The place is run by Catholic Sis- ters; that is, they do the werk, LLt the city supplies the money, and if you ask for the "frau Oberin" so ole one will patter off and get her fur you, and probably she will show you over the place as she did me. hirst the enormous kitchen,�4 as it happened to bo 11 o'clock i the morning the warm di aft tha was sucked through t he Lig doe as she opened it was heavily laden with line smells. 1 could guess what the seven hundred worn going to bate fur luti' neon. • • Peas and potatoes aro two things fur sure,' I said to myself. Great steaming caldrons four times as big as a beer barrel stood" see" down the centre of the room. "'In here, peas," site said ; "in there, potatoes; here, soup. LONG SHINING RANGES. And then she waved her hand to- ward tho lc•ng, shining ranges where the meats were cooked. 1 was reminded of the edition do lexe pamphlets 1 had seen of our big hotel kitchens. All the Sisters with stiff white aps stopped to look nt :nee to bow and smite and say "(;rl:ss Gott I" Ai 0 you tired of hearing Hutt sa- lute } You net er are when you bear them say it. When 1 came out the neon bells 416 were ringing and the vendors were hastily rigging up their temporary fruit and cake booths before the t if rluoh and tett its rtart. and many Industries wait upon the s a!kutg were slowly 51umping w, C'H.11'TEIt IV. sharpest angles. only half the work when moving it. city t, c, m coinpl•tinn of thr railway. The and sissy of them were spilling Duringthis trying time Esther Calculated piety is the poorest Soak bones in water till wet; mnps. These maps show a long dishing imduttry expects to lake a th^lr pfennigs into the eager, brown 1 f c•alc•ul»faun. through • then place a layer two or waterfront broken by jump forward. I hauls nt the booths in return for S1:V1;1(:1I, LITTLE BAYS. The salmon pack Inst year in the the possession Of the sunlight of grew thinner and more gaunt than Iculc o ever ; the stoop in her shoulders be- Love's little deeds 11)4)111 largest three inches thick on top of a layer carne more prominent, her pale on the recording angel's hooks. of fresh horse dung six or eight face wore a lank of sttlt•d anxiety, Hiding a tallow dip under a hush-: inches thick. Build up a compact her eyes were (11111 and heat y, and el does net slake it an arc light. heap of alternate layers of belies 1 I d Ing 'Then wet down the pile with dung water, urine, or even water, till you secure enough moisture to promote heat- ing or fermentation and prevent fire fanging. If an odor of ammonia be perceptible, coyer the heap with sat her power of endurance) seem- ed marvelous in ono so young. Miss Percival, despite her sixty years and more, progressed finely from the outset, and at tho end of a couple of weeks was able to be up and about the house, and with }•ane Lucre Tho biggest deposits in 'eaten are trade when nobody but God is looking. Some climb into the church band wagon principally to escape the collection. 'T} 1 blind themselves to a A few streets back from the water the land ascends, at first gradually and thea abruptly. The streets are to go up hill in curses; in fact scarcely half of the streets in this now city will run in straight lines. Most of the thoroughfares are numbered, the a+ennes, generally parallel to the Icy' who '• g waterfront, the streets at right u foot of loam or muck during the an appetite that would have dune wrung keep their eyes open to its! whole time. In six to Wino months angles to it. e .ere aro many credit to a 1rooprr. But for her reyunues' t familiar names, Water street, inability to use her right arm, and 'fhe ^mbition to cleanse the world the bones will become broken down a sense of weakness and lameness 'reins to occur to a good many small and the whole may be shoveled over Beach suet, Main street, also a in her aid •, she might have been scrubs. ' total mixed ready for use. Railroad avenue. Hero and there where the topo- graphy permits aro circles with streets radiating therefrom. Away up on the hillside the Prince Ru- pert Boulevard had been mapped. It curves around above the pros. pective city, affording (on paper) mngnificient views of the harbor and its future array of shipping. You can easily imagine a second or third generation of the pioneers who themselves are vet to be driv- ing in automobiles along the boule- vard and taking in the sights. There are mountains on the op - regarded as entirely eel'. It would ho a good deal easier Vet she was deciriedly uncontfor- to love songs paints if they would table and faultfinding, and very burry to heaven. I tlein� ids• rate of Esther, from whom it takes more than a mushy linen - rho exacted a great (teal of attctl- ner- to make one a minister of the tirnl, bread of life. One morning nearly three weeks Many think they are fighting sin after the accident, 1►r. ('rawford, when they are having a good time rimpasslonn r en upon rr coining softly in at the front door. stabbing sinners. But he nitric no et•nllne111 ; per heard her call out impatiently to The life absolutely sincere to the But for our troubles we would haps ate felt that she ceu1,1 nut the weary girl. heat it knows is the hest sermon any be unable to appreciate happiness. Lear 10 talk jn<t then. ' Why don't you came whee 1 can preach. 11e went imide, teak off his 111- . want you t" she snapped as Esther, Ile is a dangerous man who Captain Pritchard, of the Maure- ster in the hall, And then pasaod'after some delay. brought her the spe'nd's much tinge drawing fine lines tania, relates the following: "Last on to the chamber where all that 'glast of water which 'he haul or- hc';ween shrewdness and sin. summer," he said, "there was a h I d h I sl wed over JUST SO. Fred--`•1'hero goes a trim little lady!" Joe- "Naturally. She's a mil. liner." was mortal of Arthur \Vrllingt.,n;4 ererl, MA vet was abundantly able The ratan who is anxious to let young a y w oto to polite shore ready and willing to lay. the weary- girl ntee1 nn:calls fol- iso get fir her+elf, had she been so you know that God is en his tongue the steerage. As wo were making be looked at, and to the northwest, teeing hint A brief eaanr nation ,dispn'e<I, usually has the devil in his heart. our tour the 'steerage people were I through an island studded northwest, t.,ld him all he needed to know. I "1 was knearllntr my bread. and The reason the bigot advertises setting their dinner, and I couldn't] tl tae famous Indian studded hofansl1 ".1t what hour did you leave him . could not costo just when you his one idea so vigoroutl is that P 1p retnarkingg the treniondous ap, is tee . Met - lest nigbtt" he gI►cstiunrd, in a ;called,- Esther quiet]} replied. it is his whole stock in intellectual petite of a red-haired men. I said The harbor itself has been map- hanks and two hotels. 11�o there low tone.\ I '•linnlph: I suppose I nm ex- trade 'Just look at the amount of food �i him. and how once, •posted to pay for my Accomnr.•d,a- I Your tracts to the tl ttentots that fellow consumes!' "'I sup- Ped by the Dominion (;uvernment is A weekly newspaper, the Empire Esther t(• f p P P young y� II drogra hie Survey It is free As to the opening of the road during the night, she had looked tions here, and see o course, f may c••unt for !stile compared with ose, captain,' said the ouo lad y P Pacific( no in open him. and saw Itiin appar- � propose to hale nit wants attend- 'seer nets to your own washer- 'that lie iso what you sailors calla from and of roeka o r other oto bstructions 'lspeak twith edefiniteness. one can eptly reatiag suietly. lead to," the Kuutau urtly returned. n. man, stowaway) Skeena River, twelve miles south of Prince Rupert, wfl9 valued at *1.000,000 and gave employment to 5,000 I:ersons. 'Phis product has It is not such a bad plata* to be gone to Vancouver and Victoria by old iu, and their faces all hr141 much ✓� water, but when the railway comes touch of it will go through Prince Rupert. Other fisheries besides salmon •nitin l4) be develeprd. :\ license has been granted to estab- lish a whaling station nes the now city. in the winter months whales abound, even in Prince Rupert Harbor. There is a timber industry qct in its infancy, and mining properties in the mountains need only means of transportation. Of course Prince Rupert }las had a start already. There is a popu- lation of 009. Ilia only those have fiat` AND NOW.come to the new town who have had to do with the work of lite railway company or the Govern- ment. It has been impossible for any one to buy or lease land without official sanction. and the bars have But I.y far a stranger sight, been put up quite securely. .Tont W e in this age behold ; enough business was let in to Some men now turn to Anything furnish the eontrnctore and labor- 1f they are t..)t(hed with r•+111. ars with supplies. Them ars a . doses or se stores. to branch Inquiring Lady --"Hew ranch milk doer, your cow givtwee, a slay ;•' Truthful Bev - `' 'Bo=to eight quarts . ' "And howtwee,r! Ih.at dc you sell t" "'Rota t.telte Quarto." oranges or the sweetne�.s of cftices. CONTENTED FACES. w g of contentment. I'crhaps it 13 t Its best Londe they have ever had, ter in it they can (1 , almost as they please and when they please. 'they sae teat, talk, sleep, stroll, i•ray or drink. It is hard to be poor any- 1 where, but thele .a probably no place where it it made as bearable ns 1n Germany. Beetles, w hat W1,11;41 you expeC of n country in e htch iittkese ( she!te•rh are erected in Kin e' en a sparrow to fly int he finds fresh bread and s Cleve daily for his consumptlun by ofli, :til hands 1 tioniewhere in ancient history, The ►tory has been tole] That ansthing that Midas tou.•hrd \Vas geickly tartlet' t o gold. 1