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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe East Huron Gazette, 1893-02-16, Page 7g r:lr v, ,vim we hildy- xor'd over. opt m.u:C8. lad 47s9ses, surpri=e, y� 7°.,Lte, lghL ,e now•flower- in :'.tun Donn(;ll. in, 2s so;iie pec, l,l in this little td defend my• r I hold that in thii world _t"pose. And thlessly 'ramp- i.o,l matte of Hi= cbil- Him, no' to be .gin my story. tt one morninrg, lout ane found le, and th=t for o many of my me. N,ot far 1 little brook 8 Everything ld I concluded pretty a place. to hillside nod - little breezes ad then, and rnent. By and 1 shut my eyes :r little flowers, iris, you know, gh t, so as to be 'colic. 1 awoke ping, and very 'any of my com- m., and we had turningto each sunhad climbed 'sound cf voices tg towards our V stood by me, - y moment, hung eking the trou- )11 know soon le enough to be t of noisy chil- eads and throw and she went st my life, and e worse. But make the best re :and when hat a chorus of pretty !"there up ray ears to my eyes were y children who so merry ...y idn't I tell you nes here one red at that I red tried to bolt children dart - r quiet hillside y c ,e little girl trembled with me, and ex - found the pret- go to Mlixie:" ome of my com- as ready to go. ndered where I as, mud wheth- oif my head m ing me looked t leant as long; d been doing a ets that were ryt'ling seemed hougbt, "from my companion house. Then, of stairs, she e to the floor. is _Marie ? May her into a enuill poor, but clean. one corner of tle girl,so white rtled ins. fly rmly, and held a's face lighted lovely !" and hile my heart tight a dish to self in, but it e would give as Iked a few mo - was left alone iother hail said ick a long time-, ire a good deal ay, when other e sunshine- 30 beer her, and 1 heard her say ,.le her "good- ertha to bring made me feel mother turned yes, and after her say to her roil his work : the angels. " the white face • rs in his eyes, as worse. The his head and ad been hold. she told her so bad when as glad to help It was nearly er weak voice : ed for the last is flower in my aid : " Don't a were rolling "But I must, for me, for, on and papa, I ver he sick any e flower in my rd the mother " That night felt! the had d to me. How n brought from ow I see yiarie ing as if no een known to appy. I am in g faint, I hogs then and moth. softly crying Will miss their or elee I will d only wish I a give cheer to , C I must leave e hillside, wh¢ - is t k M some diem to pieces of readHY Quried 6 l It it :. _ _ _ - - ,r - - . . _ -..- -. .. _ ,_. _ 4 .. t ,.- - in naritities of raw inateriai to'' j Tod e • SDI.okmlt' by �s- - bs heard of a woman who said she'd A COMING IND13 f THS i13©N AND spat lliINE4 o>r xAxAIIIo, $ t 1walef,ve mil -s to et a bottle of Dr. Pierre's s I one ton of pig iron,. viz. That the essential•. principle of tobacco, g , havlag the advant3ige of a htgh''proteetive Ore uncalcined about.... _... 3l tons that Mah-gives ..stall,its. value to the Favorite Prescription if she couldn't get it tari{y is the foiPnf o freight', charges, Coal for celciniation......... 1 " smoker, iaa vfrulentpoison, is nniversall without. .That woman had tried it. And Of First 1=port:in4.. 6 Br1,tJ#*_Sol;�tnti y it's - will be enabled -the time V not: distant- Coal for hot air blasfrand - .. • • . admitted. ' It is agreed also that its rim its a medicine which makes itself felt in but of Aalae to tk6 3Vhole De tiniou. i� primary aaccessfully to cottapetewith distdnt rivals ng blast engine • • • 3 " effect is " u�pp��a the brain sail spinas cord, toning up the system and correcting irrega- ' for- the,- iron trlB ; of .the countries Limeae as flux • • . • . -, • • „ • " with a paigzing tendency. _ Ilarfties as soon as its use is began- Go to r NANArmo VoAL FIELF! A2+ 'P���n L;'� washed.=by the i 4brs of �he'`Pacific is ---= - Even Beard, who defends the moderate'Your drug store; paq a dollar, get a bottle I IRo�r 14II. Es—j' `f3RITAiii 6k THE the northern hemisphere. In China the Total 8 tons. use of tobacco, admits that its efiect'are'and try it—try a second, a -third if neces- r PACIFIC—I?ROSPE nE E EV LTH TA infraduction of railways is no longer looked By the above if there is any virtue in the . disastrous on some classes of persons. It , sary- Before the third one's been taken CHINA—COMPAxy FORMED TO ESTAB• upon as a suspicious, dangerous innovation weight of figures it is plain thatthe locality withers .some, he says, while fattening You'll know that there's a remedy to help LISH IRON WORKS—NANiAISIO'S Ua- of the western. barbarian. That that im• offering the best facilities for the economl- others ; causes in some cdyspepsia, and con- You. Then you'll keep on and . cure'll. PAae�Lr..LE7�.F..J11TI&a,.&c, manse country will soon betraversed by lines cal handlfn of bulky. raw material" and; stfpation, while others it has a contrarq ;come. But if you shouldn't feel the help, ,tI$p,. Y Y g close proximiit to the chief primaryartieles,_ effect. It is soothing to some, but induces 'should be disappointed in the results—you'll NAv" li.l;. :Taa.12:1893. flan paper' of raiiwa' in ever direction is no'lon er- a contributed by the writer of this to the doubtful surmise of the dim prospective. -coal and ore, will be most likely to secure in others all the horrors of extretne nervous find a guarantee printed on -the bottle- Vancouver World on the ,,R C. Col- Canada,, as a portion of the great commer- the proposed works -and that locality above:' nese. . He' adds that among the brain work- wrapper' that'll get your money back for lieries,reference was made to the pos- tial Empire " on which the sun never sets,' all others par, excellence ls., NanaiuiN.' ing class of our population the proportion of ; you, sibie pr3spective manufacturing indus-. need not dread retaliation on account of un- and the rotabilit is that the , promoters those who can use tobacco with `impunity is How many women.are there who'd rather tries inesparable froai..the .Nanaimo, coal 'friendly le;isiative enactments discriminat of the undertakingare none otherthan the . earl diminishin , as a nervous tendency have the money than health ? And °° Fay. fields. The present effort will endeavour to ing against Chinese subjects. The trade and: New Vancouver oal Co. -at least such is more and more prevails among us, orite Prescription" produces health. mon• furnish the readers with a few crude commerce of the Dominiop have in the vast the general surmise. If this be correct the . Now whatever may be urged in favor of der is that there's a woman willing to suffer ideas on that important point, impor- Empire of the very own brother of the acknowledged energetic enterprising char• moderate smoking later in life all,intelli. when there's a guaranteed remedy in the y t P says, atter of that • corporation is sufficient guar- .gent persons- who have'given the subject at- nearest drug store. taut not oil o Nanairio and British Col- situ, a market thrown open. which sa s umbia in articular, but also to the Domin- ,i Come, _ bring along your products and P antes of speedy commencement and ultimate teution unite in condemning the use of Dr. Pierre's Pellets regulate the Stomach, ion at, large. _ By dealing exclusively in man ufaetures ; .well buy of yon_ because you _ tobacco b the gun authenticated facts and plain language are friendly to our subjects." surras,. Y young. Liver and Bowels. Mil and effective. the ambition is that the poor abiluty Sir Chas. Dilke, that far-seeing political If ft were not for the high. protection Young persona do not know whether or, P policy of our neighbours to the South, Nan• not they belong to the lass most liable to be The consumption of iron in Russia is esti- at comma -ad will succeed in mak ng economist, tells us that Vancouver Inland, aimo would be to -day the canter_ of the injured by tobacco. No one dentes the; mated at shoat `351b. per head of popula- the staple of the argument finer than he jutting out into the Northern Pacific manufacturing industry of the Pacific Coast danger of its excessive use, and the young tion. thread of the verbosity, en passant it may Ucaan, with its of beds of -coal of America, and the forecast herein put have neither the intelligence nor the self, Dr. Harvey's Southern Red Pine for be mentioned, as a prelude to secure the and mountains of hematite iron ore,is bound forth be-- " Hold on, old fel," cries the control to resist the tendency of smoking to coughs and colds is the most reliable and confidence of the reader, that herein is no in time to become the Britain of the New. pneumatic croaker, whose, liver and di es- row into an uncontrollable habit. Further, ostensible individual end to serve no Wrest. The commencement of the construe. P g g perfect cough medicine in the market. For five organs ars out of order with s surfeit of the brain and nervous system of youth are sale everywhere.. particular axe to grind -no paper railways tion of railways in China will be the signal Xmas cheer. "What about the iron and specially susceptible to the baneful influence According to statistics 21,600 persona through -impassible wildernesses, over insur- to start the fires of the blast furnaces; the coal of the Ural Mountains -the vast beds of the poisonous principle of tobacco. g mountable obstructions, no Utopian paper resounding thud of the steslm•hammer, the of these materials known to exist in trans- That commanding medical authority, the were murdered in Italy between 1882 and town sites to advocate, a state of things crunching of the rolling mills, the lathes of at 1836. Balli fan Siberia -the proved` deep water London Lancet, says: It is time that the which alas ! for, the good of British Colum- he machine shops and the smoke of innum- navigation of the Amcor the construction attention of all responsible persons should GIBBONS' TOOTHACHE- Gt7M sots as a gigs, is too prevalent at present time. trableindnstriesin thevicinit of Nanaimo- g P P temporary filling, and stops toothache instant- Y of the Siberian railway, the mines of the be seriously -directed to the prevalence and y - Sold by druggists. a locality possessing in inexhaustible quan- Corea and the coal and iron discov- increase of tobacco-smokingamore boys, THE CITY OF :iANAIMO. g Y During last year 5,485 persona were kill tity and superior quality and in close prom ered by the Yankees on the Alas- Stunted growth, impaired digestion, pal- ed and 21,921 injured on the railways in Situated ow the Eastern shares of Van mity the three essential natural products kan Peninsula, and then, talk of the pitation and other evidences of nerve ex- German couvarisland, distant 75 miles by rail from required, viz.: coal, iron ore and lime Vancouver Island mines monopolising the haustion and irritability. have again and y A. P. 642• the capital City, Victoria. and 30 miles di.- stone. prospective Chinese market. What about again impressed the lesson of abstinence, rectly opposite from the terminal' city o€ The quality of the coal mined in the re• the price of labor, eh?" Phew ! this is hot, which has hitherto been far 'too little re- - -- Vancouver across the straits of Georgia,. cently developed shaft on Protection Island, but we'll cool off, and in another paper garded." - - - rises at first grandly then abruptly from situated in the entrance to the harbor and. calmlyand . dispassionately discuss- the .It cites a case .which lately came before 00SE525c - the shores of its land -locked capacious bar- connected with the mainland by a submarine bove. - P' JEREMY JONES. the coroner for Liverpool, death from a TILE GREAT f bor. The streets radiate upwards, fan-like, •driftway, has been proven -by tests to be a - . - fatty change in the heart due mainly to I . from the, segawat-of. ird forme& by Terfeet'eoaking eeaE,-produeing that article smoking cigarettes and cigar ends, -and _ t .. Commercial street, the leading thorough- of & strength and parity, necessary for the ', - adds: • CU E, ' fare, adjacent to the water -front. The old economical smeltingof iron ore and to ell- Ata Andrews Adventtlrous , VOyage "This of ounces is an extreme example: WH CUR wooden buildings of early days, in the sure a quality of, pig iron rendering the Captain Andrews, the intrepid voyager It is, however., . only' a `strongly colored 26°60or 0 business portion of the city, are gradually subsequent processes of'refining and pud• who has four times crossed the Atlantic In illustration` of effects on health 'which are - ' being superseded b more modern dlin of no difficult in turnip out a au- small boats, is in Birmingham,' wi'th Sa• t0uresConsumptlon, Cougha,Cconp,Soire p. y 1; y gdaily realiied''ia thousands 'of;,instanees; rS Throat. Sold by all Druggists on Guarantee - of brick a -id stone, the latter material the perior. article of malleable metal. Two polio, the little boat of canvas in which he Not even in manhood Wthe pipe or cigar! Fora Lame Side, Back or Chest Shiloh's PO?OtiB product of the noted quarries of Newcastle seams of this valuable coal, 7 and 10 made his last trip.- On Tuesday the boat invariably `stile -Much. Iese can''it be so i piaster will give great satisfaction. -a5 seats. Island at the entrance of the harbor. The feet in width gespectively, have been was drawn through the streets on a fon:- regarded when it ininisters to.the unbound-{ y streets, dust ankle dean in dry, and mud struck at a depth of 1,000 feet and horse drag, and attracted a good deal of ed whims and cravings of heedless urchins."1 ® -- LA UA ditto in wet weather, are wide, lacking raga• it has been ascertained.. as the workings attention, until the police ordered the die- __ pp; E ®� larity in the older tion ow,ngto the rn progr%V� that the. seams and quality im- continuance of its public' exhibition on the .� iki- At9t gedformation of th°` round, amply •:prove&'to a remarkable degree. It is'from ground that it caused obstruction of the - - g$ailroa X n: er• - gave you Catarrh? ThisR$medywittrelieve satiug in that reffeclt e y v, a option °this aha£tuthe a hibi for't_he comipg World's traffic. It will be remembered that Captain g and Cure yon• 1'ricobCeta• This lnject°r t'or y.. `h F - Ohio and and Mississippi i Railwa Office of em % m , n free. t, IIs tme fui fres access +' tttilua 'iii w hitt the PA Y its Successful he Na n a of the '#'he ra- built t r cid e with some ret;e�dion arhh e L al a4 Fr toil, the n w Vaicouver�coalcoma first of such voyages was made and that the Pre ialetr� :Sud Gen'I Manager,, Cincin- Shilohaltemediesarea 6 e• p tg� q T P Y�1886 G tl tv, are plentif ] dist'r1butdd nth 010out- he reside rtio = es 'oeisl . Q @: t 4 > , heights above the city, the prospect in front, towards the sea, azl ording to the eyes of the beholder the ffhest panorama of scenic beauty, of the subdued kind, obtain• able in British, Columbia..: The-ialand-dot-' ted barbor—thtlse diatant in the straits -- encircling shores and projecting headlands, clad, to the water's edge, in sombre forest green, out of which, in the more distant, rise tae=: snow clad `--p8aks; those of the main land forming a -dim back ground—the intervening waters disturbed only by a constant tide of commerce eve: at the full. Were the natural scenic at- traotions of Nanaimo and vicinity brought to the notice of the pleasure -seeking public, which throng in herds to Victoria, and adequate hotel accommodation available for tourists, beyond doubt a good business in that line would spring up. Some of the finest drives on the island of Vancouver, and that is. saying not -w --little, tntorseet the neighborhood. THE COAL and the wants and requirements of the %000 miners, who form nearly one-half the popu- lation, at present are the only things which receive attention. Recently a spirit of en- terprise and progress appears to pervade entertaiir; the highest pasait�le hopes of the produ'm.of thein�•sliaft ancl'Wiia:understood that the erection of lines of coke ovens will shortly be commenedd, - Twenty miles north; in sight of Nanaimo harbor, near the entrance of the straits of Georgia, -is situated . - T$ -E TASEDA ISLAND IRO& MINES. The ore of these mines has been pronouns - ed magnetic, of an exceptional richness and pi#rity bf mefaL 'The supply :.in sight is almost unlimited -one mine, bonded by an American firm some .years ago -is being worked and the ore shipped to Port Townsend, Wash., where it is'used for mixing with local ore to give quality to theironproduced. Limestone-theindispen- sable to flux the ore -abounds throughout the Nanaimo district. Thus it will be seen Nature could do no more in -ensuring geographical position and providing in- exhaustible 'supplies of raw material all 'ready to�fand waiting the magic touch of capital and enterprise to quicken into exis- tence industries innumerable. With: the introduction of the blast furnace, iron shfop building, steel amelters-rolling mills for rail plates, &c., and the hundred and one manufacturing industries pertaining there- to will follow in quick succession. The object here is to point out the many advan- d± Mermaid, he with another boat, called the MI , had a mishap which nearly coat him his life; for ��,j1tf turned -keel upwards in - mid -ocean., while the hatches were battened down, and it was only by a miracle that he freed him- self and got picked up by a passing vessel. He gained greater credit, however, by his' last voyage than by the other three together. It was so timed that he reached Palos, the port from which Columbus sailed on his most famous voyage of discovery, at the moment when the population were preparing to celebrate the centenary of that eventful trip They feted him royally, made him a member of the Columbus Congress, then in .session, and treated him in all oter ways as an honoured guest. Naturally, his boat and he are to be one of the features of the Chicago Exhibftion next year. He intends to make a fifth trip in a boat of aluminium, which he is going to build in a collapsible form, so that when folded together it will he no thicker than an inch plank. His idea is that such light collapsible boats, so con- strutted that they can be instantly rigged, should be part of the equipment of every passenger ship. Built of canvas, like his present boat, they would* serve as lifebuoys if the hatches were battened, and would, he says, be incapable of capsizing, because, ballasted only with a deep keel of lead, they act very much like ,,.magic bottles " or " 1 'dht tbemselves nati ghto, ,U-S.A-, ; Nov. 1,, . . en a- men : Recently while in the act of &light- ing from my car'I stepped upon a stone, which,. .turning :suddenly under- my foot; threw. me to .the.: ground with a severely sprained ankle. Suffering exceedingly, I was helped into the car, and my man rubbed me most generously with arnica and kindred remedies, but to no - avail. Reaching a station where St. Jacob's, Oil could be secured, two bottles of it were bought find the. application resulted at once in a relief from= pain, which' had be- come wel'l.nigh.unbeaAbie, I was out and about' my work in three days. W. W. Peabody, Pres't and Gen'l manager. . The first 'cornet.in England for America was blown by a Frenchman, name unknown, and :the instrument has since, for that reason, been generally sailed the " French horn. . One of the latest triumphs of the inven- tor's art is'a combination folding bed, billi- ard table," settee, table and chest of drawers -a11 taking up no more room than an up right piano. . Ten days, per annum is the average amount of sickness in human life. It is reported that the telephone has been put to a new use at San Leandro, Cal. Ac, z r . - - '� y fo F I u, we''rt' - 99 - How does he feel ?—lie feels Cranky, and is constantly' eaaperi- menting, dieting himself, adopting estrange notions, *and changing the cooking, the dishes, the hours, and manner. of 'his eaii ng—August Flower the Remedy. How does he feel ?- He feels at times a gnawing, voracious, insati- able appetite,wholly unaccountable,, unnatural and unhealthy. August Flower the Remedy. Now does hefeel ':—He feels no desire to go to the table and a grumbling, fault-finding, over -nice- ty about wha- is set before him when he is there—August Flower the Remedy. How does he feel ?—I -Te feels after a spell or this abnormal appe- tite an utter abhorrence, loathing, and detestation of food ; as if a mouthful would kill him—AUguSt Flower the Remedy. a Im How does he 'feel? -He has ir- regular bowels and peculiar stools— August Flower the Remedy. (D 1 Cls laivable treatise and bottle of medicine sent Free to an - ROOT •M Give C ,188 Express est Adelaide SseeL Toronto CntH' DR.TAFT'S— ASTUMALENE Gives a Night 9OURES Sweet Sleep and ASTHso that you need nob situp all night ga-sping for breath for fear of suffocation. On receipt of name and P.O. Address will mail Trial Bottle Dr TAFTBROSAIrDICI Co., Rochester, N. Y. REE Canadian Office, 186 Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Host 1Remierkable in the World. %ti•(; Comparing the analy. ' sis with others, St. Loon is the most remarkable %; in the world. The testi. •, <r - i l.. mony of thos:. � know E 0��t- cured of diseases, my A , '" own experience in it3 DRINK• • use, I am forced to the EAT , conclusion that St. Leon . E is the most remaruable 3RL combination of miner- "& als in a water in the Ea „, world. James Gres- JOy ham,analyticalfchemistr 0 Brooklyn. y St. Leon B'tinerai Water Co., Ltd., Branch office, 419 Yonge Street, mm,n us I uAmh, the community,and In a marked degree has ■ g tapes possessed by the IN tsirict ri tumblers, which a ways ri„ cording to the authority, a man who is ' supplanted the old time conservative ideas. for the establishment and ecoaomic when thrown over. Captain Andrews is a afflicted with leprosy was placed in a cabin OR SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. BIBLES Sheet Music, Music Books, Guitars,, Yet there exists in high places, commanding working of large iron industries—and tall, weather-beaten man of 50years,'strong away from the hospital. A' friend of his F AND ALBUMS. write to William Briggs, Banjos, Violins, Accordeons and all kind a respectable following, a considerable by drawing impartial comparisons with and Lithesome ; but he is by business neither had a telephone put in the cabin and con- Publisher, 'i oronto of Band Instruments. The largest stock in leaven of the ancient article of the " let other localities leave the judgment of the a seaman nor a boatbuilder. He is a piano- netted' with the hospital, thus enabling the Canada to choose from. well enough alone," go day, come day, (; od reader to determine the worth of the con- forte -maker. At present be has been char= atlantic converse with his friends and ac IF YOU WOULD SAYE TIME AND MONEY Get our prices before purchasing elsewhere send pay day soon and often sample clusions deduced. tered as an advertisement by a well-known q BUY A and save money. which will die hard and hold on as long as . and enterprising firm of soa makers_. puaintances, P �y�?r mit i � Mn �pi� 1 BEND FOR CATALOGUE. possible to its grip on the community, is ad- THE UNION MINES, NEW 111iiL1t1U S MINING MADNIX� verse to change, inimical to progressive en- r Ln erial Britain in Africa,�i10US�Bld� 0� ®0 ���°S WHALEY, ROYCE do CO., terpriae and needlessly indifferent, or may. near Comax, i8 miles north of Nanaimo pAgents everywhere. 15e YONGE STREET TORONTO,ON !dap ignorant, of the many advantages con• furnish what is said to be a good article of One of the most remarkable schemes o iCred on the locality by an all wise Provi• conking coal, and cake of good quality is be- the day is the plan of Sir Cecil' Rhodes, the I spent trying to find aCONSUMPTIGNW dunce. In all charity the hope is thaij this ;lug, minufactared in'limited •quantity, but Premier of Cape Colony, to build a telegraph cure for salt Rheum. indifference be attributed to the otttcc, , wing to the Meagre, thicknes f the seams line from the Cape to Egypt. Sir Cecil, it is .. 1 which I had 13 years. h}ch have been as yet discovered the cost said, is now on�tis way to Cairo to look after Physicians said the Valuable treatise and two bottles of medicine sent Free to I L S that contempt begotten of famiifarityT'w th ; a y Y any Sufferer. Give Express and Post Office address, ret A. the ti<onte hidden s'a£hg' prsvnrliial t?f operation hi rather beyond •the average details, and the project,chimerical as it may I never saw so severe a SLOCUbl s C0..186 west Adelaide Street, Toronto, out and the supplyof coal erratic,, nothing pos- seem, has been indorsed by many, public �- case. My legs, back and ITUATIoi1Ts ACANT-For hundreds o bushel. It is only �� e'auacle ihe< rive or assured. The rotinet of these men in England. community have their t entfom called :'` P"t' H arms were covered by 8 smart ycang men 1 women who wil Why o GUARANTEED with ILEED Y : mines is need'principally for steamships for Sir Cecil's proposition takes the British t the humor. I w9sunable thoroughly pre are themselvo in Shorthand yghy be troubled with PILES, tnc- the true value of t:epi }lpritage..the rtigle �rithmetdc, Penmanship, Typo 'v¢ltich it i� eni1113Dtiysnited Tile quality of fancy, because his -telegraph is intended ,� tolledowninbed,conli Book-keeping, TERNAL OR INTERNAL, FlBsuREs, uLCEi%• ,on the B.C. ColliiiWik lt6k9X ltli alae tfie coke for irgn smelting purposes has been chiefly as the first thread upon which a writing, ate. Address College of Correspond ATION, ITCHING; oi, BLEEDING opp T�a}�g In that enterprisiti journal, the Vancouver .not walk without once, Toronto. { R Tg� OR ,q NU8 when Dr. CLARef'S World, almost' in sight of Nanaimo on the questioned ; this,, however, may be put great British Empire in Africa Is. be ' crutches, and had to P/ aIrYTMENT lues immediate relief? pat Nov. last travelled 2,000 miles, went down to petty trade jealousies and is strung. It is believed in England that the N;•'S..G. Derry. have my arms; back and - DO YOU/ IMAGINE In the hands of UOOSAHDS it has proved r unworthyof consideration. Contiguous to Germans will yet get out of, Africa and ale bandaged twice a da I began to take perfectly invaluable. /t Never Fails, even in through the Ontario Press and returned • i; . y . That sonic would nave been regularly using oases of lone standing. PRICE at Druggists ten whole weeks after first ublica- the Union mines are thoso of Taxed&. The 'leave their extensive possessions oil the east Hood's Sarsaparilla and soon" I could see a our Toilet Soaps since 1845 (forty-seven long sent b mail on receipt of price b address when; p g chagge. The flesh became more healthy the' years) i! they had not been GOOD I The public gig CHEMICAL CO„ 186 ADELMDE ST .WEST, TORO "T tion, it sttractedthe crespuaculona acumen quostion therefore, naturally arising in coastto the IIffion Jack. Then T;n"land of the acephalous cull osin as the ex n• the mind of the reader. is tvhy. not establish will have the unbroken right of way from gorse soon he:led 'the scales fell off, I'was are not fools and do not continue to buy goods P g P , g po au+sf cGre " p by soon able to give u the iron smelting vol. m• ,. i the Ca a to Cairo, the way of Zanzibar and a happy man i as a I had been takinghas, unless they are siitisfactoryent of progressive enterprise. Bat enterprise 13E A 3M3C& ' (;1"TAm there is throughout, needing only to be Comex . As has 'been'shewn though the ar- and the district of the Great Lakes. drawn from its lurking place. But this is title of coal may possess the desired quali• .This is an attractive scheme on paper at Ho d la Sarsa ��o i I °+ ADA PERMANENT ONLY - drawn fug from the present object. A great ties, the supply of the commodity is not as- least, and the character of its chief pro- _ _ C+AN - 1ss cured, in far as. it • resenirknowa the Seams moter lends interest to it. Sir Cecil Rhodes for seven months; and since thaf time, 2 years, deal can be said in praise of local enterprise P a I have worn no bandages whatever and m LOAN AND SAYINGS COMPANY , and public spiritedness, which, along with worke"ave-gfvezi� 6uti b grafi+el, a vary bad is the signup man of South Africa. His po- legs and arms are sound - and well." 3. G, sign, indicating that `no coal is to be found sition there is "similar to that occupied so_ DERRY, 45 Bradford St., Providence, R. I. INCORPORATED A.D. 1855. �S• other kindred questions, will furnish sub. beneath. However, nothing is known to the long in Canada -by Sir John Macdonald. Re , ' INCO feet matter for a separate paper soma other .- WOE 4 PILLS .pure liven. i11s,'.constipation, Subscribed Capital ................$5,OOD,otlD �� public concerning the matter and the re- is the dominating peraonaiity at the 'Cape, bilioiisaeas, jaundice,and aicl:headache. Trvthem Paid up Capital.... , .... • . • • • • • • • • • 2,600.000 time. k' , i c _ from fir iB • are sometimes the chief supporter of the;Federation of the . - - H se ee Fund.. • . • • • • • -• • • • ° • •� 00,00 The average school boy is swam Nat tll�eiTRUSS ° m'� = • coated with the color"Iii individual impres• British Colonies .in 4qul,h 'Africa, and an Te sots • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' Increasing use of iron is a prominent char- cion not always. reliable. Mine owners, as .open advocate of "the eitteusionf' British ' .'' : /'1�A�� acteristia of the present age, that, as a office, Toronto St., Toronto. IMPROVED THE LAST 20 YlgAl?$ a rule, keep all knowledge pertaining to the power to the furthest limits in Africa. HeV1tfL material, it is fast superseding timber, atone y'6f the product locked secure- wants a :British empire, there which .will-- 7 sAVlxss sANLi BRANCH .NOTHING BETTER UNDER THE SLIM and like substances in ship building, arehi• ply-, FOr' Ci!'8" IAr. Address Sums ofsjl and upwards received at Current 16 facture and vast engineering etructnres. ,ti�lvii. minds, and no matter what rival that of India; and 'tielievea an oppor�- gates.of Interest, paid or compounded half PT The average reader is likewise cognizant may be said to the contrary the Union tunity exists to,found it J. .MOAN & $ON, yearly. nEBENTUBEs of the well known fact that the introduc• names may prove to be the richest on Van- There is some basis for.Sir Ceti -1 dreams. 7"I =N_ OPi�hC_ .te- Ave• :'UrORCO Money received for a fixed term of years for SEND i:CH QUIMON $HEFT. 8N REOEIPT CF AN$Ittitl% couvee island. The English eertainl`y bare made.great ad tion of steam as a motive power for mv^a- P A company have given notice of the in- vances in .4frica. Their territory in the interesDCanposnsattachedd- Execued, with ntorlf � cane � 9ODSARE HSENT BY AT 18 OIMAILt1RlaIS>E E(� facturin industries, or the invention Qf�th' . `'- WHY BZTY Trustees are authorized by law to invest in the CORRECT AND CHEAP, g tention to apply for a charter for the pur- southern part of the continent is extending locomotive and the construction of rail- pore of constructing and working blast fur- rapidly, andvirtually Egypt is theirs. a Boot or Shoe that does Debentures of thisCompans The capital and �� 8•IIA Stamp fa Mustrased Boo1:'---��-. ways, iron ship -building, kc., caused an tta- nares, smelters, steel works, docks, etc.; they are entrenched at both ends of the not fit. Wh nish your assets of the Company being pledgere are I(AgA.B. CL'�'1'3® dreamed of impetus to • , e � and carrying on shipbuilding and all kinds continent, while they have vast territories self in attempting to form money thus received. Debenture hold �YBCIliAL dACHilIIST.1341{!HO $iQEET W. TQgOM� _ ourloot toaboot orshoe. t all times assured of perfect safety. - - THE nt0, fir Tl r of iron mannfaeturing industries in runner static �wegn. y We make' our J. HeimmT WASeN' Managing Director. - - tion therewith -to be erected at some A Storm Ere Boots and Shoes John Bull Steel Pla`,e Rang®• of Great Britain, while the invention of the point or place in the Province of British WM9' « fromtwototerent sixdif KOFF. NO MORE hot air blast in 1830 improved the quality, Columbia• "•-Various are the surmises where Mamma (to little daughter)- VPell, wilt's economized by one-fourth the cost ofprodnc- the intended place or point is to be. Some how does my little girl like her new gov- widt'a WATSONS' COUGH DROPS tion and increased enormously the annual say Victoria, to develop the Sooke iron erneSs?" ' - j WILL CIVE POSITIVE AND .INST- manufacture of pig iron. Atthecommence- mines, some say Vancouver, others that it . Little Daughter -"Oh, I think she's real' ANT RELIEF -TO THOSE SUFFERING ment of the present century the annual out- is the Albion Iron works Co., of Victoria, nice. She says that I am a verypretty little FROM COLDS, HOARSENESS, SORE pat of the British furnaces was some 160, which in its sharei►olders is closely connected girl, and that papa is just the nicest and Ask for the J• D. gins 8c Com Ltd., perfoct t .THROAT, ETC., AND ARE INVALUABLE 000 tons; amounting now, at its close, to the with the Union Coal Mi es, ¢ v hilt a mglori'• haaidsomest man she ever knew." ting goode,.and be happy. TO ORATORS AND VOCALISTS. R. & gigantic quantity of ten million tons ! The lY positively assert that the prospective corn- T. W. STAMPED ON EACH DROP. TRY THEM iron industry heads, in value andimportance, 11111 I puny is none otherhan the en>aagetic share- that of all others of that great manufactur- holders of the N6'V-8ncouver Ooal Co., and - `�,�„� L�.; - R LIS DANGER, ing and commercial supremacy thoughout the placed operation Nanaiino. - C i[ the world. In the United States, fostered It isjottlit. bi ex -porting the manufactured Mr, Henry 'Macombe, Leyland St., HaveYou by a high protective tariff, the iron industry articles of - its, raw products- any country - Blackburn, London, Eng., states that his made great Strides in the past decade, and succeedatac�mercial wealth, and prosper- little girl fell and'struck her knee against at present is only secondary to that of the sty. The advent of the proposed company - a curbstone. The knee began -to swell, RH Eve of the soil. What its growth would will be the commencement of a new era in became very painful -and terminated in . I ATAR I have been under the banner of frog trade is the history of the Pacific Province. Intelli *hat doctors call `-` white swelling." She another question. The iron and coal mines gent investors in selecting a place for opera- was treated by the best medical men, but" of Pennsylvania are only, so to speak in a 8 ons. in manufacturing industry look far grew worse, Finally IF no, USE br;CLARPS CATARRH ME. It modern sense a short distance from those of f local influence, bonuses and other I h d never fails. IT OUR ATARILH in Tim HEAD 'torkshire and Lanarkshire, the latter in Atlantic _- -. - __. _. _ _., ... ...: ,. v < w �.- ..- - - . _. S = .� :.. .,:•.-_ . -_ >"- r, _ �i5,-- - _. _ms's_. _ - _�'-.. -*' _...c cid .: _ +^v_.-'.� y .'i: :. ! .s ,. a::' . '"iC+-tt -:a P y`L+.,z- -v-s'p`a TWO 71W_ - _ - THROAT ANo N0 E; COLD 1N THE HEAD, MAY RE'fER iNPLAM2D PALATE ANn 011811.8 se - .x .. ,.'. r...v _ sag _ >.F'•'^-.c.�.y.,v- -. ,fie `.� -_'l^ _ _. .. ,. _ _: - ;_. ,.., : _ �' K. _ - _- - '1 - _ - _ _ . I - N85 tiled. The .contents of _one bottle atxuas the sense of email, and drlvlsswatthe glanced y tzi who ee b l _ .:_. _ the raw material, and ro=imity to the work, slava Y% a I tarrh. One /e w1/1 work wonaler8. Price JZ_ULL HEADA oft vC[ Bentdi mail on receipt of si sure end see the olegant si Due a buy Seidl ail let u rAds contdde:Abie to. its cost, therefore it is to Eormit that in the carries the greatest influence in determin- RICHT! ST..J,IRCOB$ Oi :IT:' fi0c. st Druggists. ne0byeddresain_B I�:.tM RAISE gi.Mi1R-T06DIlm ingatiyother. &r0. Mair0 br X%,&V-&e�e.T ..It*. �fisstbbtt near ing location. - figures it takes about_the follow- L 3 y. -a&4 g r:lr v, ,vim we hildy- xor'd over. opt m.u:C8. lad 47s9ses, surpri=e, y� 7°.,Lte, lghL ,e now•flower- in :'.tun Donn(;ll. in, 2s so;iie pec, l,l in this little td defend my• r I hold that in thii world _t"pose. And thlessly 'ramp- i.o,l matte of Hi= cbil- Him, no' to be .gin my story. tt one morninrg, lout ane found le, and th=t for o many of my me. N,ot far 1 little brook 8 Everything ld I concluded pretty a place. to hillside nod - little breezes ad then, and rnent. By and 1 shut my eyes :r little flowers, iris, you know, gh t, so as to be 'colic. 1 awoke ping, and very 'any of my com- m., and we had turningto each sunhad climbed 'sound cf voices tg towards our V stood by me, - y moment, hung eking the trou- )11 know soon le enough to be t of noisy chil- eads and throw and she went st my life, and e worse. But make the best re :and when hat a chorus of pretty !"there up ray ears to my eyes were y children who so merry ...y idn't I tell you nes here one red at that I red tried to bolt children dart - r quiet hillside y c ,e little girl trembled with me, and ex - found the pret- go to Mlixie:" ome of my com- as ready to go. ndered where I as, mud wheth- oif my head m ing me looked t leant as long; d been doing a ets that were ryt'ling seemed hougbt, "from my companion house. Then, of stairs, she e to the floor. is _Marie ? May her into a enuill poor, but clean. one corner of tle girl,so white rtled ins. fly rmly, and held a's face lighted lovely !" and hile my heart tight a dish to self in, but it e would give as Iked a few mo - was left alone iother hail said ick a long time-, ire a good deal ay, when other e sunshine- 30 beer her, and 1 heard her say ,.le her "good- ertha to bring made me feel mother turned yes, and after her say to her roil his work : the angels. " the white face • rs in his eyes, as worse. The his head and ad been hold. she told her so bad when as glad to help It was nearly er weak voice : ed for the last is flower in my aid : " Don't a were rolling "But I must, for me, for, on and papa, I ver he sick any e flower in my rd the mother " That night felt! the had d to me. How n brought from ow I see yiarie ing as if no een known to appy. I am in g faint, I hogs then and moth. softly crying Will miss their or elee I will d only wish I a give cheer to , C I must leave e hillside, wh¢ - is t k M some diem to pieces of readHY Quried 6 l It it :. _ _ _ - - ,r - - . . _ -..- -. .. _ ,_. _ 4 .. t ,.- - in naritities of raw inateriai to'' j Tod e • SDI.okmlt' by �s- - bs heard of a woman who said she'd A COMING IND13 f THS i13©N AND spat lliINE4 o>r xAxAIIIo, $ t 1walef,ve mil -s to et a bottle of Dr. Pierre's s I one ton of pig iron,. viz. That the essential•. principle of tobacco, g , havlag the advant3ige of a htgh''proteetive Ore uncalcined about.... _... 3l tons that Mah-gives ..stall,its. value to the Favorite Prescription if she couldn't get it tari{y is the foiPnf o freight', charges, Coal for celciniation......... 1 " smoker, iaa vfrulentpoison, is nniversall without. .That woman had tried it. And Of First 1=port:in4.. 6 Br1,tJ#*_Sol;�tnti y it's - will be enabled -the time V not: distant- Coal for hot air blasfrand - .. • • . admitted. ' It is agreed also that its rim its a medicine which makes itself felt in but of Aalae to tk6 3Vhole De tiniou. i� primary aaccessfully to cottapetewith distdnt rivals ng blast engine • • • 3 " effect is " u�pp��a the brain sail spinas cord, toning up the system and correcting irrega- ' for- the,- iron trlB ; of .the countries Limeae as flux • • . • . -, • • „ • " with a paigzing tendency. _ Ilarfties as soon as its use is began- Go to r NANArmo VoAL FIELF! A2+ 'P���n L;'� washed.=by the i 4brs of �he'`Pacific is ---= - Even Beard, who defends the moderate'Your drug store; paq a dollar, get a bottle I IRo�r 14II. Es—j' `f3RITAiii 6k THE the northern hemisphere. In China the Total 8 tons. use of tobacco, admits that its efiect'are'and try it—try a second, a -third if neces- r PACIFIC—I?ROSPE nE E EV LTH TA infraduction of railways is no longer looked By the above if there is any virtue in the . disastrous on some classes of persons. It , sary- Before the third one's been taken CHINA—COMPAxy FORMED TO ESTAB• upon as a suspicious, dangerous innovation weight of figures it is plain thatthe locality withers .some, he says, while fattening You'll know that there's a remedy to help LISH IRON WORKS—NANiAISIO'S Ua- of the western. barbarian. That that im• offering the best facilities for the economl- others ; causes in some cdyspepsia, and con- You. Then you'll keep on and . cure'll. PAae�Lr..LE7�.F..J11TI&a,.&c, manse country will soon betraversed by lines cal handlfn of bulky. raw material" and; stfpation, while others it has a contrarq ;come. But if you shouldn't feel the help, ,tI$p,. Y Y g close proximiit to the chief primaryartieles,_ effect. It is soothing to some, but induces 'should be disappointed in the results—you'll NAv" li.l;. :Taa.12:1893. flan paper' of raiiwa' in ever direction is no'lon er- a contributed by the writer of this to the doubtful surmise of the dim prospective. -coal and ore, will be most likely to secure in others all the horrors of extretne nervous find a guarantee printed on -the bottle- Vancouver World on the ,,R C. Col- Canada,, as a portion of the great commer- the proposed works -and that locality above:' nese. . He' adds that among the brain work- wrapper' that'll get your money back for lieries,reference was made to the pos- tial Empire " on which the sun never sets,' all others par, excellence ls., NanaiuiN.' ing class of our population the proportion of ; you, sibie pr3spective manufacturing indus-. need not dread retaliation on account of un- and the rotabilit is that the , promoters those who can use tobacco with `impunity is How many women.are there who'd rather tries inesparable froai..the .Nanaimo, coal 'friendly le;isiative enactments discriminat of the undertakingare none otherthan the . earl diminishin , as a nervous tendency have the money than health ? And °° Fay. fields. The present effort will endeavour to ing against Chinese subjects. The trade and: New Vancouver oal Co. -at least such is more and more prevails among us, orite Prescription" produces health. mon• furnish the readers with a few crude commerce of the Dominiop have in the vast the general surmise. If this be correct the . Now whatever may be urged in favor of der is that there's a woman willing to suffer ideas on that important point, impor- Empire of the very own brother of the acknowledged energetic enterprising char• moderate smoking later in life all,intelli. when there's a guaranteed remedy in the y t P says, atter of that • corporation is sufficient guar- .gent persons- who have'given the subject at- nearest drug store. taut not oil o Nanairio and British Col- situ, a market thrown open. which sa s umbia in articular, but also to the Domin- ,i Come, _ bring along your products and P antes of speedy commencement and ultimate teution unite in condemning the use of Dr. Pierre's Pellets regulate the Stomach, ion at, large. _ By dealing exclusively in man ufaetures ; .well buy of yon_ because you _ tobacco b the gun authenticated facts and plain language are friendly to our subjects." surras,. Y young. Liver and Bowels. Mil and effective. the ambition is that the poor abiluty Sir Chas. Dilke, that far-seeing political If ft were not for the high. protection Young persona do not know whether or, P policy of our neighbours to the South, Nan• not they belong to the lass most liable to be The consumption of iron in Russia is esti- at comma -ad will succeed in mak ng economist, tells us that Vancouver Inland, aimo would be to -day the canter_ of the injured by tobacco. No one dentes the; mated at shoat `351b. per head of popula- the staple of the argument finer than he jutting out into the Northern Pacific manufacturing industry of the Pacific Coast danger of its excessive use, and the young tion. thread of the verbosity, en passant it may Ucaan, with its of beds of -coal of America, and the forecast herein put have neither the intelligence nor the self, Dr. Harvey's Southern Red Pine for be mentioned, as a prelude to secure the and mountains of hematite iron ore,is bound forth be-- " Hold on, old fel," cries the control to resist the tendency of smoking to coughs and colds is the most reliable and confidence of the reader, that herein is no in time to become the Britain of the New. pneumatic croaker, whose, liver and di es- row into an uncontrollable habit. Further, ostensible individual end to serve no Wrest. The commencement of the construe. P g g perfect cough medicine in the market. For five organs ars out of order with s surfeit of the brain and nervous system of youth are sale everywhere.. particular axe to grind -no paper railways tion of railways in China will be the signal Xmas cheer. "What about the iron and specially susceptible to the baneful influence According to statistics 21,600 persona through -impassible wildernesses, over insur- to start the fires of the blast furnaces; the coal of the Ural Mountains -the vast beds of the poisonous principle of tobacco. g mountable obstructions, no Utopian paper resounding thud of the steslm•hammer, the of these materials known to exist in trans- That commanding medical authority, the were murdered in Italy between 1882 and town sites to advocate, a state of things crunching of the rolling mills, the lathes of at 1836. Balli fan Siberia -the proved` deep water London Lancet, says: It is time that the which alas ! for, the good of British Colum- he machine shops and the smoke of innum- navigation of the Amcor the construction attention of all responsible persons should GIBBONS' TOOTHACHE- Gt7M sots as a gigs, is too prevalent at present time. trableindnstriesin thevicinit of Nanaimo- g P P temporary filling, and stops toothache instant- Y of the Siberian railway, the mines of the be seriously -directed to the prevalence and y - Sold by druggists. a locality possessing in inexhaustible quan- Corea and the coal and iron discov- increase of tobacco-smokingamore boys, THE CITY OF :iANAIMO. g Y During last year 5,485 persona were kill tity and superior quality and in close prom ered by the Yankees on the Alas- Stunted growth, impaired digestion, pal- ed and 21,921 injured on the railways in Situated ow the Eastern shares of Van mity the three essential natural products kan Peninsula, and then, talk of the pitation and other evidences of nerve ex- German couvarisland, distant 75 miles by rail from required, viz.: coal, iron ore and lime Vancouver Island mines monopolising the haustion and irritability. have again and y A. P. 642• the capital City, Victoria. and 30 miles di.- stone. prospective Chinese market. What about again impressed the lesson of abstinence, rectly opposite from the terminal' city o€ The quality of the coal mined in the re• the price of labor, eh?" Phew ! this is hot, which has hitherto been far 'too little re- - -- Vancouver across the straits of Georgia,. cently developed shaft on Protection Island, but we'll cool off, and in another paper garded." - - - rises at first grandly then abruptly from situated in the entrance to the harbor and. calmlyand . dispassionately discuss- the .It cites a case .which lately came before 00SE525c - the shores of its land -locked capacious bar- connected with the mainland by a submarine bove. - P' JEREMY JONES. the coroner for Liverpool, death from a TILE GREAT f bor. The streets radiate upwards, fan-like, •driftway, has been proven -by tests to be a - . - fatty change in the heart due mainly to I . from the, segawat-of. ird forme& by Terfeet'eoaking eeaE,-produeing that article smoking cigarettes and cigar ends, -and _ t .. Commercial street, the leading thorough- of & strength and parity, necessary for the ', - adds: • CU E, ' fare, adjacent to the water -front. The old economical smeltingof iron ore and to ell- Ata Andrews Adventtlrous , VOyage "This of ounces is an extreme example: WH CUR wooden buildings of early days, in the sure a quality of, pig iron rendering the Captain Andrews, the intrepid voyager It is, however., . only' a `strongly colored 26°60or 0 business portion of the city, are gradually subsequent processes of'refining and pud• who has four times crossed the Atlantic In illustration` of effects on health 'which are - ' being superseded b more modern dlin of no difficult in turnip out a au- small boats, is in Birmingham,' wi'th Sa• t0uresConsumptlon, Cougha,Cconp,Soire p. y 1; y gdaily realiied''ia thousands 'of;,instanees; rS Throat. Sold by all Druggists on Guarantee - of brick a -id stone, the latter material the perior. article of malleable metal. Two polio, the little boat of canvas in which he Not even in manhood Wthe pipe or cigar! Fora Lame Side, Back or Chest Shiloh's PO?OtiB product of the noted quarries of Newcastle seams of this valuable coal, 7 and 10 made his last trip.- On Tuesday the boat invariably `stile -Much. Iese can''it be so i piaster will give great satisfaction. -a5 seats. Island at the entrance of the harbor. The feet in width gespectively, have been was drawn through the streets on a fon:- regarded when it ininisters to.the unbound-{ y streets, dust ankle dean in dry, and mud struck at a depth of 1,000 feet and horse drag, and attracted a good deal of ed whims and cravings of heedless urchins."1 ® -- LA UA ditto in wet weather, are wide, lacking raga• it has been ascertained.. as the workings attention, until the police ordered the die- __ pp; E ®� larity in the older tion ow,ngto the rn progr%V� that the. seams and quality im- continuance of its public' exhibition on the .� iki- At9t gedformation of th°` round, amply •:prove&'to a remarkable degree. It is'from ground that it caused obstruction of the - - g$ailroa X n: er• - gave you Catarrh? ThisR$medywittrelieve satiug in that reffeclt e y v, a option °this aha£tuthe a hibi for't_he comipg World's traffic. It will be remembered that Captain g and Cure yon• 1'ricobCeta• This lnject°r t'or y.. `h F - Ohio and and Mississippi i Railwa Office of em % m , n free. t, IIs tme fui fres access +' tttilua 'iii w hitt the PA Y its Successful he Na n a of the '#'he ra- built t r cid e with some ret;e�dion arhh e L al a4 Fr toil, the n w Vaicouver�coalcoma first of such voyages was made and that the Pre ialetr� :Sud Gen'I Manager,, Cincin- Shilohaltemediesarea 6 e• p tg� q T P Y�1886 G tl tv, are plentif ] dist'r1butdd nth 010out- he reside rtio = es 'oeisl . Q @: t 4 > , heights above the city, the prospect in front, towards the sea, azl ording to the eyes of the beholder the ffhest panorama of scenic beauty, of the subdued kind, obtain• able in British, Columbia..: The-ialand-dot-' ted barbor—thtlse diatant in the straits -- encircling shores and projecting headlands, clad, to the water's edge, in sombre forest green, out of which, in the more distant, rise tae=: snow clad `--p8aks; those of the main land forming a -dim back ground—the intervening waters disturbed only by a constant tide of commerce eve: at the full. Were the natural scenic at- traotions of Nanaimo and vicinity brought to the notice of the pleasure -seeking public, which throng in herds to Victoria, and adequate hotel accommodation available for tourists, beyond doubt a good business in that line would spring up. Some of the finest drives on the island of Vancouver, and that is. saying not -w --little, tntorseet the neighborhood. THE COAL and the wants and requirements of the %000 miners, who form nearly one-half the popu- lation, at present are the only things which receive attention. Recently a spirit of en- terprise and progress appears to pervade entertaiir; the highest pasait�le hopes of the produ'm.of thein�•sliaft ancl'Wiia:understood that the erection of lines of coke ovens will shortly be commenedd, - Twenty miles north; in sight of Nanaimo harbor, near the entrance of the straits of Georgia, -is situated . - T$ -E TASEDA ISLAND IRO& MINES. The ore of these mines has been pronouns - ed magnetic, of an exceptional richness and pi#rity bf mefaL 'The supply :.in sight is almost unlimited -one mine, bonded by an American firm some .years ago -is being worked and the ore shipped to Port Townsend, Wash., where it is'used for mixing with local ore to give quality to theironproduced. Limestone-theindispen- sable to flux the ore -abounds throughout the Nanaimo district. Thus it will be seen Nature could do no more in -ensuring geographical position and providing in- exhaustible 'supplies of raw material all 'ready to�fand waiting the magic touch of capital and enterprise to quicken into exis- tence industries innumerable. With: the introduction of the blast furnace, iron shfop building, steel amelters-rolling mills for rail plates, &c., and the hundred and one manufacturing industries pertaining there- to will follow in quick succession. The object here is to point out the many advan- d± Mermaid, he with another boat, called the MI , had a mishap which nearly coat him his life; for ��,j1tf turned -keel upwards in - mid -ocean., while the hatches were battened down, and it was only by a miracle that he freed him- self and got picked up by a passing vessel. He gained greater credit, however, by his' last voyage than by the other three together. It was so timed that he reached Palos, the port from which Columbus sailed on his most famous voyage of discovery, at the moment when the population were preparing to celebrate the centenary of that eventful trip They feted him royally, made him a member of the Columbus Congress, then in .session, and treated him in all oter ways as an honoured guest. Naturally, his boat and he are to be one of the features of the Chicago Exhibftion next year. He intends to make a fifth trip in a boat of aluminium, which he is going to build in a collapsible form, so that when folded together it will he no thicker than an inch plank. His idea is that such light collapsible boats, so con- strutted that they can be instantly rigged, should be part of the equipment of every passenger ship. Built of canvas, like his present boat, they would* serve as lifebuoys if the hatches were battened, and would, he says, be incapable of capsizing, because, ballasted only with a deep keel of lead, they act very much like ,,.magic bottles " or " 1 'dht tbemselves nati ghto, ,U-S.A-, ; Nov. 1,, . . en a- men : Recently while in the act of &light- ing from my car'I stepped upon a stone, which,. .turning :suddenly under- my foot; threw. me to .the.: ground with a severely sprained ankle. Suffering exceedingly, I was helped into the car, and my man rubbed me most generously with arnica and kindred remedies, but to no - avail. Reaching a station where St. Jacob's, Oil could be secured, two bottles of it were bought find the. application resulted at once in a relief from= pain, which' had be- come wel'l.nigh.unbeaAbie, I was out and about' my work in three days. W. W. Peabody, Pres't and Gen'l manager. . The first 'cornet.in England for America was blown by a Frenchman, name unknown, and :the instrument has since, for that reason, been generally sailed the " French horn. . One of the latest triumphs of the inven- tor's art is'a combination folding bed, billi- ard table," settee, table and chest of drawers -a11 taking up no more room than an up right piano. . Ten days, per annum is the average amount of sickness in human life. It is reported that the telephone has been put to a new use at San Leandro, Cal. Ac, z r . - - '� y fo F I u, we''rt' - 99 - How does he feel ?—lie feels Cranky, and is constantly' eaaperi- menting, dieting himself, adopting estrange notions, *and changing the cooking, the dishes, the hours, and manner. of 'his eaii ng—August Flower the Remedy. How does he feel ?- He feels at times a gnawing, voracious, insati- able appetite,wholly unaccountable,, unnatural and unhealthy. August Flower the Remedy. Now does hefeel ':—He feels no desire to go to the table and a grumbling, fault-finding, over -nice- ty about wha- is set before him when he is there—August Flower the Remedy. How does he feel ?—I -Te feels after a spell or this abnormal appe- tite an utter abhorrence, loathing, and detestation of food ; as if a mouthful would kill him—AUguSt Flower the Remedy. a Im How does he 'feel? -He has ir- regular bowels and peculiar stools— August Flower the Remedy. (D 1 Cls laivable treatise and bottle of medicine sent Free to an - ROOT •M Give C ,188 Express est Adelaide SseeL Toronto CntH' DR.TAFT'S— ASTUMALENE Gives a Night 9OURES Sweet Sleep and ASTHso that you need nob situp all night ga-sping for breath for fear of suffocation. On receipt of name and P.O. Address will mail Trial Bottle Dr TAFTBROSAIrDICI Co., Rochester, N. Y. REE Canadian Office, 186 Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Host 1Remierkable in the World. %ti•(; Comparing the analy. ' sis with others, St. Loon is the most remarkable %; in the world. The testi. •, <r - i l.. mony of thos:. � know E 0��t- cured of diseases, my A , '" own experience in it3 DRINK• • use, I am forced to the EAT , conclusion that St. Leon . E is the most remaruable 3RL combination of miner- "& als in a water in the Ea „, world. James Gres- JOy ham,analyticalfchemistr 0 Brooklyn. y St. Leon B'tinerai Water Co., Ltd., Branch office, 419 Yonge Street, mm,n us I uAmh, the community,and In a marked degree has ■ g tapes possessed by the IN tsirict ri tumblers, which a ways ri„ cording to the authority, a man who is ' supplanted the old time conservative ideas. for the establishment and ecoaomic when thrown over. Captain Andrews is a afflicted with leprosy was placed in a cabin OR SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. BIBLES Sheet Music, Music Books, Guitars,, Yet there exists in high places, commanding working of large iron industries—and tall, weather-beaten man of 50years,'strong away from the hospital. A' friend of his F AND ALBUMS. write to William Briggs, Banjos, Violins, Accordeons and all kind a respectable following, a considerable by drawing impartial comparisons with and Lithesome ; but he is by business neither had a telephone put in the cabin and con- Publisher, 'i oronto of Band Instruments. The largest stock in leaven of the ancient article of the " let other localities leave the judgment of the a seaman nor a boatbuilder. He is a piano- netted' with the hospital, thus enabling the Canada to choose from. well enough alone," go day, come day, (; od reader to determine the worth of the con- forte -maker. At present be has been char= atlantic converse with his friends and ac IF YOU WOULD SAYE TIME AND MONEY Get our prices before purchasing elsewhere send pay day soon and often sample clusions deduced. tered as an advertisement by a well-known q BUY A and save money. which will die hard and hold on as long as . and enterprising firm of soa makers_. puaintances, P �y�?r mit i � Mn �pi� 1 BEND FOR CATALOGUE. possible to its grip on the community, is ad- THE UNION MINES, NEW 111iiL1t1U S MINING MADNIX� verse to change, inimical to progressive en- r Ln erial Britain in Africa,�i10US�Bld� 0� ®0 ���°S WHALEY, ROYCE do CO., terpriae and needlessly indifferent, or may. near Comax, i8 miles north of Nanaimo pAgents everywhere. 15e YONGE STREET TORONTO,ON !dap ignorant, of the many advantages con• furnish what is said to be a good article of One of the most remarkable schemes o iCred on the locality by an all wise Provi• conking coal, and cake of good quality is be- the day is the plan of Sir Cecil' Rhodes, the I spent trying to find aCONSUMPTIGNW dunce. In all charity the hope is thaij this ;lug, minufactared in'limited •quantity, but Premier of Cape Colony, to build a telegraph cure for salt Rheum. indifference be attributed to the otttcc, , wing to the Meagre, thicknes f the seams line from the Cape to Egypt. Sir Cecil, it is .. 1 which I had 13 years. h}ch have been as yet discovered the cost said, is now on�tis way to Cairo to look after Physicians said the Valuable treatise and two bottles of medicine sent Free to I L S that contempt begotten of famiifarityT'w th ; a y Y any Sufferer. Give Express and Post Office address, ret A. the ti<onte hidden s'a£hg' prsvnrliial t?f operation hi rather beyond •the average details, and the project,chimerical as it may I never saw so severe a SLOCUbl s C0..186 west Adelaide Street, Toronto, out and the supplyof coal erratic,, nothing pos- seem, has been indorsed by many, public �- case. My legs, back and ITUATIoi1Ts ACANT-For hundreds o bushel. It is only �� e'auacle ihe< rive or assured. The rotinet of these men in England. community have their t entfom called :'` P"t' H arms were covered by 8 smart ycang men 1 women who wil Why o GUARANTEED with ILEED Y : mines is need'principally for steamships for Sir Cecil's proposition takes the British t the humor. I w9sunable thoroughly pre are themselvo in Shorthand yghy be troubled with PILES, tnc- the true value of t:epi }lpritage..the rtigle �rithmetdc, Penmanship, Typo 'v¢ltich it i� eni1113Dtiysnited Tile quality of fancy, because his -telegraph is intended ,� tolledowninbed,conli Book-keeping, TERNAL OR INTERNAL, FlBsuREs, uLCEi%• ,on the B.C. ColliiiWik lt6k9X ltli alae tfie coke for irgn smelting purposes has been chiefly as the first thread upon which a writing, ate. Address College of Correspond ATION, ITCHING; oi, BLEEDING opp T�a}�g In that enterprisiti journal, the Vancouver .not walk without once, Toronto. { R Tg� OR ,q NU8 when Dr. CLARef'S World, almost' in sight of Nanaimo on the questioned ; this,, however, may be put great British Empire in Africa Is. be ' crutches, and had to P/ aIrYTMENT lues immediate relief? pat Nov. last travelled 2,000 miles, went down to petty trade jealousies and is strung. It is believed in England that the N;•'S..G. Derry. have my arms; back and - DO YOU/ IMAGINE In the hands of UOOSAHDS it has proved r unworthyof consideration. Contiguous to Germans will yet get out of, Africa and ale bandaged twice a da I began to take perfectly invaluable. /t Never Fails, even in through the Ontario Press and returned • i; . y . That sonic would nave been regularly using oases of lone standing. PRICE at Druggists ten whole weeks after first ublica- the Union mines are thoso of Taxed&. The 'leave their extensive possessions oil the east Hood's Sarsaparilla and soon" I could see a our Toilet Soaps since 1845 (forty-seven long sent b mail on receipt of price b address when; p g chagge. The flesh became more healthy the' years) i! they had not been GOOD I The public gig CHEMICAL CO„ 186 ADELMDE ST .WEST, TORO "T tion, it sttractedthe crespuaculona acumen quostion therefore, naturally arising in coastto the IIffion Jack. Then T;n"land of the acephalous cull osin as the ex n• the mind of the reader. is tvhy. not establish will have the unbroken right of way from gorse soon he:led 'the scales fell off, I'was are not fools and do not continue to buy goods P g P , g po au+sf cGre " p by soon able to give u the iron smelting vol. m• ,. i the Ca a to Cairo, the way of Zanzibar and a happy man i as a I had been takinghas, unless they are siitisfactoryent of progressive enterprise. Bat enterprise 13E A 3M3C& ' (;1"TAm there is throughout, needing only to be Comex . As has 'been'shewn though the ar- and the district of the Great Lakes. drawn from its lurking place. But this is title of coal may possess the desired quali• .This is an attractive scheme on paper at Ho d la Sarsa ��o i I °+ ADA PERMANENT ONLY - drawn fug from the present object. A great ties, the supply of the commodity is not as- least, and the character of its chief pro- _ _ C+AN - 1ss cured, in far as. it • resenirknowa the Seams moter lends interest to it. Sir Cecil Rhodes for seven months; and since thaf time, 2 years, deal can be said in praise of local enterprise P a I have worn no bandages whatever and m LOAN AND SAYINGS COMPANY , and public spiritedness, which, along with worke"ave-gfvezi� 6uti b grafi+el, a vary bad is the signup man of South Africa. His po- legs and arms are sound - and well." 3. G, sign, indicating that `no coal is to be found sition there is "similar to that occupied so_ DERRY, 45 Bradford St., Providence, R. I. INCORPORATED A.D. 1855. �S• other kindred questions, will furnish sub. beneath. However, nothing is known to the long in Canada -by Sir John Macdonald. Re , ' INCO feet matter for a separate paper soma other .- WOE 4 PILLS .pure liven. i11s,'.constipation, Subscribed Capital ................$5,OOD,otlD �� public concerning the matter and the re- is the dominating peraonaiity at the 'Cape, bilioiisaeas, jaundice,and aicl:headache. Trvthem Paid up Capital.... , .... • . • • • • • • • • • 2,600.000 time. k' , i c _ from fir iB • are sometimes the chief supporter of the;Federation of the . - - H se ee Fund.. • . • • • • • -• • • • ° • •� 00,00 The average school boy is swam Nat tll�eiTRUSS ° m'� = • coated with the color"Iii individual impres• British Colonies .in 4qul,h 'Africa, and an Te sots • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' Increasing use of iron is a prominent char- cion not always. reliable. Mine owners, as .open advocate of "the eitteusionf' British ' .'' : /'1�A�� acteristia of the present age, that, as a office, Toronto St., Toronto. IMPROVED THE LAST 20 YlgAl?$ a rule, keep all knowledge pertaining to the power to the furthest limits in Africa. HeV1tfL material, it is fast superseding timber, atone y'6f the product locked secure- wants a :British empire, there which .will-- 7 sAVlxss sANLi BRANCH .NOTHING BETTER UNDER THE SLIM and like substances in ship building, arehi• ply-, FOr' Ci!'8" IAr. Address Sums ofsjl and upwards received at Current 16 facture and vast engineering etructnres. ,ti�lvii. minds, and no matter what rival that of India; and 'tielievea an oppor�- gates.of Interest, paid or compounded half PT The average reader is likewise cognizant may be said to the contrary the Union tunity exists to,found it J. .MOAN & $ON, yearly. nEBENTUBEs of the well known fact that the introduc• names may prove to be the richest on Van- There is some basis for.Sir Ceti -1 dreams. 7"I =N_ OPi�hC_ .te- Ave• :'UrORCO Money received for a fixed term of years for SEND i:CH QUIMON $HEFT. 8N REOEIPT CF AN$Ittitl% couvee island. The English eertainl`y bare made.great ad tion of steam as a motive power for mv^a- P A company have given notice of the in- vances in .4frica. Their territory in the interesDCanposnsattachedd- Execued, with ntorlf � cane � 9ODSARE HSENT BY AT 18 OIMAILt1RlaIS>E E(� facturin industries, or the invention Qf�th' . `'- WHY BZTY Trustees are authorized by law to invest in the CORRECT AND CHEAP, g tention to apply for a charter for the pur- southern part of the continent is extending locomotive and the construction of rail- pore of constructing and working blast fur- rapidly, andvirtually Egypt is theirs. a Boot or Shoe that does Debentures of thisCompans The capital and �� 8•IIA Stamp fa Mustrased Boo1:'---��-. ways, iron ship -building, kc., caused an tta- nares, smelters, steel works, docks, etc.; they are entrenched at both ends of the not fit. Wh nish your assets of the Company being pledgere are I(AgA.B. CL'�'1'3® dreamed of impetus to • , e � and carrying on shipbuilding and all kinds continent, while they have vast territories self in attempting to form money thus received. Debenture hold �YBCIliAL dACHilIIST.1341{!HO $iQEET W. TQgOM� _ ourloot toaboot orshoe. t all times assured of perfect safety. - - THE nt0, fir Tl r of iron mannfaeturing industries in runner static �wegn. y We make' our J. HeimmT WASeN' Managing Director. - - tion therewith -to be erected at some A Storm Ere Boots and Shoes John Bull Steel Pla`,e Rang®• of Great Britain, while the invention of the point or place in the Province of British WM9' « fromtwototerent sixdif KOFF. NO MORE hot air blast in 1830 improved the quality, Columbia• "•-Various are the surmises where Mamma (to little daughter)- VPell, wilt's economized by one-fourth the cost ofprodnc- the intended place or point is to be. Some how does my little girl like her new gov- widt'a WATSONS' COUGH DROPS tion and increased enormously the annual say Victoria, to develop the Sooke iron erneSs?" ' - j WILL CIVE POSITIVE AND .INST- manufacture of pig iron. Atthecommence- mines, some say Vancouver, others that it . Little Daughter -"Oh, I think she's real' ANT RELIEF -TO THOSE SUFFERING ment of the present century the annual out- is the Albion Iron works Co., of Victoria, nice. She says that I am a verypretty little FROM COLDS, HOARSENESS, SORE pat of the British furnaces was some 160, which in its sharei►olders is closely connected girl, and that papa is just the nicest and Ask for the J• D. gins 8c Com Ltd., perfoct t .THROAT, ETC., AND ARE INVALUABLE 000 tons; amounting now, at its close, to the with the Union Coal Mi es, ¢ v hilt a mglori'• haaidsomest man she ever knew." ting goode,.and be happy. TO ORATORS AND VOCALISTS. R. & gigantic quantity of ten million tons ! The lY positively assert that the prospective corn- T. W. STAMPED ON EACH DROP. TRY THEM iron industry heads, in value andimportance, 11111 I puny is none otherhan the en>aagetic share- that of all others of that great manufactur- holders of the N6'V-8ncouver Ooal Co., and - `�,�„� L�.; - R LIS DANGER, ing and commercial supremacy thoughout the placed operation Nanaiino. - C i[ the world. In the United States, fostered It isjottlit. bi ex -porting the manufactured Mr, Henry 'Macombe, Leyland St., HaveYou by a high protective tariff, the iron industry articles of - its, raw products- any country - Blackburn, London, Eng., states that his made great Strides in the past decade, and succeedatac�mercial wealth, and prosper- little girl fell and'struck her knee against at present is only secondary to that of the sty. The advent of the proposed company - a curbstone. The knee began -to swell, RH Eve of the soil. What its growth would will be the commencement of a new era in became very painful -and terminated in . I ATAR I have been under the banner of frog trade is the history of the Pacific Province. Intelli *hat doctors call `-` white swelling." She another question. The iron and coal mines gent investors in selecting a place for opera- was treated by the best medical men, but" of Pennsylvania are only, so to speak in a 8 ons. in manufacturing industry look far grew worse, Finally IF no, USE br;CLARPS CATARRH ME. It modern sense a short distance from those of f local influence, bonuses and other I h d never fails. IT OUR ATARILH in Tim HEAD 'torkshire and Lanarkshire, the latter in Atlantic mi11 nor cements and having in view sue- -the cost of ��11 V'� � � - THROAT ANo N0 E; COLD 1N THE HEAD, MAY RE'fER iNPLAM2D PALATE ANn 011811.8 se - FOR GOAL AND WOib, ]LATEST Allib B1CBT. IsLABTttYbf. point f freight charges an near the Lan board of the anion as the former. Isom cess as the main object prime the convenience for handl- I - N85 tiled. The .contents of _one bottle atxuas the sense of email, and drlvlsswatthe glanced y tzi who ee b l UivBSESgant is enmberaomr and extended land carriage the raw material, and ro=imity to the work, slava Y% a Igpl . elk reduced the swelling, killed the"pain and, cured her. is =;;D1_E>A tarrh. One /e w1/1 work wonaler8. Price JZ_ULL HEADA oft vC[ Bentdi mail on receipt of si sure end see the olegant si Due a buy Seidl ail let u rAds contdde:Abie to. its cost, therefore it is to Eormit that in the carries the greatest influence in determin- RICHT! ST..J,IRCOB$ Oi :IT:' fi0c. st Druggists. ne0byeddresain_B I�:.tM RAISE gi.Mi1R-T06DIlm ingatiyother. &r0. 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