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TUVAST DIPOSITS THAT WILL
SR0014 BE OFENZD TO TUR WORLD.
This WUl Se *lode Aeee.athie b Me
t».w'. Iles/ PONS gia'Irsad Mew MOW
lee - Or. seiwys a Wheats of she ems
Nevis et Vacs he W Mases rhea er
gees aemasa7•
Vaal Lail t edsveloced coal deposit.
«1U bethrtowa upon to the world wksa
the Crow's Nest Paan Rearmed. Aaw
oo etructieg• is completed. *eye the
con-
Now
otte Vork thee Bus The new t.saaeooatlnSatalU lige
orltmnlstg the great plains of the Cana -
dem Northwest, wick the Tetley that
an between tbs Rooky Mountains oa
the east send tits 8elktrks on the
area of
One and
m.
oa Oodide
thedeprsita. the breadtb of the seams
aad the quality of the amt. to under-
lined that the output from the new
tlelde will have s+ appreciable influ-
mice oa the markets of the whole oon-
timsut, A000rdieg to Dr. Selwyn,
former Minter ot the Geological Sur-
vey of Canada. tbs Western Gelds no-
tes' 10,062,000 to of opal per innate
Mew ..M the area. with coal deposits
ogeiored up to the present, ooaalata of
about 160 swum mile& Dr. S•iw7*
was Opted for hie conservative esU-
mste& but if SWIM a flila100 of the
omni which be omsidira &Tellable be
Miead from the Crowe' Neat Paso coal
Helds the world's supply of fuel will
be greetly increase.
THECOAL AREA
es in the southern part d the country
(mown as East Kootenay. 1t was la
West Kootenay list great mining ex-
citement prevailed during 106 and
1197. The whole Kootenay district is
toyood 115 ortereat T.rritorlea. ex-
laternatloeal boundary. Beet Kooten-
ay sloes le stout two-thirds tee alms
of the ld�des New that a
railroad N Ihi0**b tib
terra ttoogalt•• • period of great d.-
relopmeat i• anticipated.
The. noel fields are sixty cokes south-
efat of port Steil sad is proximity to
- elite Q/peefts-ecourrelt-deseisg t�aari„t,.
eighties. Workss& wore cuttlag a
rouge trait suitable for pack trains.
loon os Um old stamping ground. with
through the Crow'• Neat Pae. There
ware few prasp.cton is Brltiab Cob
uaiba at tart time. but since the wild
Ho,et that time but elan tbe wild
Ctwk is E.M. Kootenay nearly
hell a amatory aad. trappers and In-
dian have loaded down from father
to Son and from maw to camp tradi-
tion& of lost malen and riob gold veins.
The very where
ninrowe existed tbe regions
1.-
with mysterious need escbast-
lag possibilities of stumbling o
soma
wonderful d(pesvery. The
con-
*tratchee the trail were full .1 theme
014 stories. sad Venting gra' yeas
ware .pus o•Sr tee eighty p my u were. r usual. prepared for
ki i d a dimover7 • aid wires on eon -
A MAD WHIM.
Ma Majesty Emperor William of
German, le a men of ,streags fresh*
se all the world ksows.
There lea you mea now employed
M tis London office of Brown Broth-
ers. beakers who has suffered bitterly
from the buoy of the Bmpsror. Hu car-
eer was ruined, be was diagramed and
humiliated by a whim of hip monarch.
He felt himself driven from the army
and from hie country, and reread to
maks a living we best be could in a
foreign land.
This man is Lieut. Gustsv Amberg,
and he was an officer to a fine and dis-
tinguished cavalry regiment, Those
who hold oommiasions in it ars filled
with pride .Yee tbs honor that 1s
thein.
Lieut. (Amberg
able family.
Lieut. Amberg was an admirable mol-
dier sad popular ba Ida regiment. He
Is a man of fine sad delicate feeling.
He believed In the dignity of hie posi-
tion. He telt that he should be wor-
thy of it sad of hip family. who bad
stilted themaelvee that he might have
his place Ir the army.
One night last Wring Lieut. Am-
berg was on duty in the palace. The
Emperor was giving • semi-prlvats
banquet to his immediate friends and
military staff. Late in the evening a
aeemeeger came to Lieut. Amberg. sa7-
lag that the Emperor demanded his
presence la the heaqueting hall.
The young offioer's Moe flashed. Ho
had heard stories of strange sad un-
dignified commands put upon •oldlen
On these occasions. He hurried to the
monarch with a sinking heart.
Lieut. Amberg could hardly compose
himself as he saluted and stood at at-
teetios. The Emperor regarded bim
coldly.
" You
night r'
"Yea. Your Majesty." •
end
" You will mount your bens
rids blen into this room."
" Ride my bores hers--leo-this
room. your '6rsr iei t"a the
other.
" Yes." wee the reply. •'Ye heard
my command. You mai' go."
Lieut. Amberg made his way trema
the room with hip thoughts la a_wltifI•
H. had never dreamed of bei gorderedg
to do so extrtwidinar7
ides of disobeying did not suggest it-
self to him. Ile mounted his horseand
ae
forced the trigbted •aimel to d
the stairs He made his woo through
the corridors mad into the banqueting
te,pa, the bsr.s's boots sounding
ala the floor like a roll of Claudia
$e drelr rein and .eluted. The bril-
liant lights, the nnoau•I snrroundiege
sad the ercper11rite* on the stain filled
the spirited samal witb tear. He mov-
ed about restlessly, toned hie bead and
morbid with appnh•n•loa. And his
master had little more o*ndes erne
"Ton will ride •botlthyaon nit
tb&L
bo oral see ed the Emperor.
bort." commanded
Then were &beet seventy guests Is
the room. and they wateb.d the officer
oo horseback with inbred aad .mae.-
slip-
pery as s, end ties The polished f iron shoes were
like skates
The &alaial moved about cautiously,
staged,, ever mewls strained to leap
from a possible danger. The lieuten-
ant guided lis with bis fan ea
Bre.
tab " Ata trot r eomb masd
taming . WM slims north of tbe
came of as bower -
tried to make his boles jump over the
obstruction. Mob time ibe salami re-
fused earl went dHdtag .long oa bis
striking the table. The ride
r the mooring ot the goeets,
bar the Emperor expresiag
val. M last he drove the
horse to make tits leap. He
asaag.d to scramble over the obstruo-
tioe. Officer end horse fell spraw-
ling on the other side.
Ag•la he wee compelled to take the
Jump, end the result was more ridicu-
lous. more humiliating than beton. The
Emperor called Lieut. Amberg. He
poured forth lbs ill -humor and his
wrath. He told the young otfioer that
1e had behaved abominably ; that he
bad brought disgrace upon lila Emper-
or. Pia regiment. and himself. He had
given the most isoompeteat sxhibltot
of horsemanship that had over bees
aeon. Finally he dismissed him.
Lieut. Amberg went to his quarters
weighed down. almost crushed by the
degradation thmt had been heaped up -
IM him. He felt that he could never
raise his heal again.
He resigned immediately and settled
his attain as quinkly as possible. Hs
went to Leaden to start lite anew, and
found • place ie the banking firm
where be is now employed.
•r
He
hie
n
etructor toned ilk the bel of • creel
islet' sand.grho le what b unmake
st�rtlo�laasreg ha0ae. that easel
'he
b earldoms. were %meekly 1t4
for oa asaminsUme the black oall
proved to be coal erosions. ordr�ls•
from upper mamawashed lathe
•slley by11100111r11 11 s
Ur
''tbs Hos," found in =outtalk streams.
that tilts the prospector of • gold -
bearing vein or • galena Pad higher
up the water coarse. Um black nand
was indubitable evldsaoa of
RICH COAL KELM
somewhere. As the trail proceeded time
workers panedvWbia outpropp utile
mal. At that times thereote a railroad.
.ak-
ar railroad nes at *tt of the discov-
erer awe taws beet very great. The
Dncielewt was inerely ripened to Mr.
William Feats. the Oad iOssremegt Com-
y=�I���O�1°ese twas tbo� 17 pe
esVMti ts coal. Than the twee. env -
MM. ea area of 160 equar'a mike. were
Milseuedeist deposits *TO aot fax frod
the must slid of Crows Ness Pam and one
rode d seamstwenty .aa
eon mother, einarly HAM* aloes the
melanin ridges and etretehlag ep to
eke seass1ii. Fourteen of tbese made
swans
an cowl coal. Terns of the
are reepect3vl7 fittesa, tweet, ad
thirty feet wide. Another great aeries
of mean is ihet is the )Nit River Val-
ley. where they oxtail be a dldsaes
of from
twenty !to thirty hat foty dies. thickk,, Le 1.600
loot up the radentata. seed fame
it
Ovula Mob etslat eft
arc on duty in thepate n to -
Permanently Cured.
A STORY TOLD IT A JUSTICE 01
Tia ?Ma - . _____4
WWI
�wiTr.
• Weser art nes is *games T sew
Added ru eees•ealaMae• sad th. same -
Wonderful Effect
Ohlld Wan+ Net Well a single
Day for Three Years -A Fath-
er's Qratetul Werds for the
Ours N Hie Daughter.
."Dig little girl. who is now seven
yuan oil. w'erind only throe pounds
at the time of her birth. For three
years and • quarter of her life she was
out well a le M11 I was persuaded
to giro eier Huod'a Barmparblla. aad
slough! I ws.3d give it • fair trial.
,lets child began taking It according
to direetioas. T1s result was a perfect
ours .ad MF bode M. been ion ever
tines ler reooeery. due. we test sure.
tb the wad atheote of this wonderful
medicine. You do not know what a
combet it, is to my wife and myself
to have her restored to haaltb. I to -
neve els our, le personae earl,Isbell
always ,sel thankful for Duda Bar-
separtlla." George MnAsrlaad, W ell-
aoeburgl. Oat.
Sarsa-
parilla
parilla
b Ganda' p .. `t1 hr �1. e1s Hi gi.
Hood's Pills„ r',1.. 'al 's :t:'
TR& REWARD OF VALOR -
JUST A CAllitt, Q)0ANOB.
Ms. Mann -Did yam• a» that Inman
jest am we erased overt
Kra. Mann -You man the woman
La the camel's hair gown and heavy
beaver jacket; the one wk. had on
bronze Mr eq. a hat trimmed with fuch-
sias' &ad beliotr. with pink ribbons
and a cbilfoa sell, No. I didn't notice
tier in particular. What were you g..ing
to bay about beef
la business comes wbeawbra thorough mat -
erection is given the publiu. That's
why Nerviline sella b rapidly. Taut e-
acbe le cured as If magic. Pain. in-
ternal or .xtera•l, finds a rapt an-
tidote In Norville*. Try it.'r
V saasd fl ii Ugh or !d SL l.--
er was et.e*or&•a .
From the Journal. Baaaerddet PAL
men
BediqueOn t the beat. and vicinity Mr. Alfreed
Schulman. who has renally removed
to North Carleton. Mr. Bohar:&a was
born in Bedieue about usveaty years
ago- Some twenty-five years ago he
was sworn in se a justice of the pesos.
e nd clout twenty-one years ago he
wap appointed clerk of the county
court. in both of which oflben he has
gives every satisfaction. Mr. Scbur-
man was also a farmer .n a b wale
and like Woe men eng•ged Olt
naiveties led & busy life, being oom-
pefled -to steed rtrtetty tem ree's&
but lees thee •etir-
hd free' g year ago
n a
cottage 1* North Carleton. Before now lives t his
rettrsm•at• work such as only • man
engaged is that occupation knows any-
1flgie
r
Zieve other broad
ekes eueos ems The immensity the The R gallop
repeated the commanA,
to realized. T1s
tlrs Sty
not yet been aad his voice wee solder, more mean-
Yt7 ID9e1 ,fins than hefo».
Of ookitg Boal
ro b Mme• which will prove You acquit yourself h•dty."
_pt 1�VsyMle b tap smelbTu Nothing more was needed to com-
M eT thio ecandar tar ate the fifties" eonfeekre and feet.
tin=tag` PeO••'s d doallag wi� the ��t of piegt'ane. In draperatMn M
Plunged his spun, deep into the horse's
abeaL-cjaigad attention. His
lecr.aaiag yea:omen teiblialligitegre
ler. and the spring week of 1893 wore
him completely out. This is what !se
Willa &lout le and how he was cured.
"lei the spring of 1.113 the constant
Wil and drudgery connected with the
work of tagmisg wore me out complete-
ly. and the break down was the more
oospib because the results were cou-
pled with the bad ewe othat results
an
attack of la grippe.
el la grippe Inn • nasty cough. an-
other was the complete toes of appe-
tite. My spirits' were greatly depressed
sad I felt that I had lived out my days.
l always telt void, and consequently °ds,
the stow. and I were greet
but tee sold effected more especially
my feet and caused me great aanoy-
anos. Added to this complication was
• "serious kidney trouble which three -
tensed to prove the went enemy of
all. I was meanie to do any work,
lad no ambition t idbi15 ss etrtee ofgth, and
l the
was pot •
aooto7'a amitiolne I had talon. It was
ray wife wee allvlmed me at boa
htooutry
t
Dr. Williams' Pink them 74
pix boxes sad began takingfor the
bops revived t,ecauae $ change
better was Boon taking place, and be-
fore
o-fore they were done 1 wee cured. The
six bores brought tack my appetite,
atrangth. sed amlatlon, is .bort, all
that I had lout In the way of strength
ata 1tb. 'Tbs mot spring, hewav-
er, m$ Melte sepia VIVO way and I
Immidt&tear began nine the Pink Pills
amain, and I am happy to say that they
erected that time a permanent cure
sod to -day I are well
rtyas f
I ware mal l strongly forty. recom-
mend Dr. W1lUsme' Pink Pills to all
who &ye suffering as I was.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills mire byTgo-
ing to the root of the disease. y
resew and build up the blood.
Ind
enaction this served bdriving
Dense from the system Avoid Imita-
tions by insisting that every box you
pan is enclosed In • wrapping
hearing the foil trade mark. Dr.Wil-
liams' Pink Pill. for Pale People.
Melbasn the mast dramatis Teton
Lord Charlie Bereeford ever got for
valor was a few years ave. On hit-
ter void night. whet his able was oU
the Fsulklaad Wands, tbera wee a cry
of "man over os.r4 The matey had
di/appeared beasata the floating los.
Though oiled b heavy garments. Lord
Charles 1.r1aLly sired a col of rope
sad limped tats tube ma. "I went
down sad down and down." said
Lord Charles whew relating the loci-
d.at. "until I bore& to skink that the
other sad of the rope esu not fastened
to anytlaag. At last 1 grasped my
Inas, the rope became taut, and I De-
gas to earead. The ship's oorporal
helped us both out-" Fifteen yearn
sttervearba Lord Clare. wee epeakise
at s political meeting in support of
Lord Folkestone's candidature. The
Mil we& packed. and soddenly teem
was a scuffle at the back. "Chuck
hem out!" cried some one; but Lord
_Cbarleay� come u
to the ia- tltore "ani t ou 11if
to what he had to say The mea
struggled forward la great szeite-
meat. H. only wetted to shake hands
with his rescuer. He was the sailor
who had hexa laved by Lord Charles
from the by -est off the rsulktaad Is-
laods.
ENTERTAINING PERSONAGES.
Pretty Girl -Haven't you ever met
Mr. De Dudmt Ob. you eh uld know
Mur. for I'm ours you would enjoy his
society. He's so amusing.
Ra•lotie Rival -That reminds manly
uncle «ho has just returned from Eur-
ope, brought m. • prompt of the moat
comical little m.nke7 you ever saw.
Let ms bring him arotfnd mums even-
ing.
or.
Liens, Ambers urged his theanto n�
an -
'nalsI edam. a tIIratt><
nal slipped to its lsanebes. There wee
very tittle space 1 a wbbk to manoeuvre.
It wee with dlffinIty Mat � tot
reed keep his mat. Tin
the boots ad tb efforts made by the
berm to hemp fres falling math •
frightful mast.
At a gallop r'
The commend of the Emperor was
.bsrp and quiet. Lieut. Aaberg'S fan
1•d lat•tmme white, but be weld not re-
tire. He gave his bore the spur. Ties
animal sprang forward and went slip -
pias, scrambling along the floor: fin-
ally failing. The rWer had to leap
trent the addle to mesh iris w the est.
Again be mounteif
ord
plight f offiith icmer and horse. Theg•r
was * ivring with fear. He refused
aegthe Aga u• and thirty bat to go toward became of the danger of
""' are , tailing Pa the Men" suTlsee'
At • gallop 1
LA
Md. Men a Hales
»ten etc -removed
M Wesly Wm. Mob
mind Bt. W., Tomatos,
re�ntett�vtry gold otos of flat reeled elides. and again went pleaging. scrap -
mama
Dred there ver spear i awl sliding along. Tient, Amhara
mete Wtlt Ude Iv
the loser anth- roturt% hear the roan of Laughter and be
(*hobs: {tat ti s o mgtrad co b roues see UM cold, immovable taste er
Milereasysnorts, In tocttale tb eo.l ra him wienersb, who wee eeerifieing bim
uta hitherto to • wbiat. Iie hoped that tam floor
in two reaped - tke coal bot might epees sal . he might fe1l. He
1 t n% er are a sirtkT. til
wishes fora sarins se. idert. for death,
,s 14to a a4l grater erelong. , nytbing to .wraps the torment sae
•N vest ataed`t s"a' Weary.
t°DrtagV�eh tree, for veiled sok-
1,pg�saltl abaolutel jr_ taaelvansab)5 la, Rut be won not yet to saran•. The
the pl'e ole of eassittag• To thane , Kinnear bad a mon n-
diffieelf. and s
are Om bessadlsas dtetebes d wood- teltarona aoat*Sad'te pat neon bis.
lea plains. is latitudes when feet. art . He dusted, that the table and t
aks
ample heel, is a gaeeedtr during oh; to 0101 into a Mardis is the mid
m„ystba et the year. In • oUmste ; of the room. The servants apee4Oy
seeps 11d, wilsera see tem severe tag tttlfilled his order. The gents drew
gtl0tiiegt 0 gide, wed eimede t fuel,to one Ade, that they might en sod
done est lelee the Mas overshadow - t p�oyet tempos Injury.
�s�9e1The aiming regional • Toe wilt Juts, your hors over t1e
Ind jistshs resent their peculist' table"
ilasseah sap, Metwn. the Rock- I Therm en a menace it the Rsper-
b *.tutus to- oe's Lotto .anal Tient. Autterg knew
400111 a .:baud• f there wee no bon ter bin. He 11a'i so
1155s iepply .1 *Dam* varlets. d ebeM. He gramma tits danger. He
Wow (bat it was almost Imps sibiete
Agape a frightened hone that had
learant that bis footless was most tIn-
M
meet* to oasis tau Mem. Some el
eke(ru bel been (laced leg's spread.
t. M ilberg's fees was whiter than
SIMPLE AT FIRST.
Toronto Cutting School.
erOlJNo iarde Leers f'u Nobetter trade
ser raete..l•a. it ease areata.
KIND-B,KARTYD BRAX311T.
Cookin Bohtwl Girl -Bridget. what
did you do with that cobs, I baked yen
terdayt Hr. Yiaefgllo is bare. and I
want to give him rims.
Bridget. -W u11, mum. I'll get It fur
ye if ye say sot twit sure it isn't me wed
be dis000ragin' a nob* young man like
that.
NO °H NCE roil THE REST.
Hasskiah-Tory ray that Skinner
Clutch bet religi,ro.
Obadiah -alight es well stop th' revi-
val. thea, for et he bee it tber won't
no one ekes git it.
tt V reeefaO 1. Seem. ..7 sled of riles
-lure ?Nis el the aegf.etes.
Piles are almple is the beginning and
easily cured- They oma be cured even
in the worut Magas without pain or
iossot blood. quickly, surely. sed com-
pletely. There is only nae remedy that
will do it--"Tr.sk'a Magnetic Oint-
mroot."
It allays the taflamm.Lioa immedi-
ately. heals the irritated surface. and,
with continued treatment, redness the
swelling and pints the membranes in
good, sound. healthy codtlition. The
can is !borough and permanent.
Hen are some voluntary sad unso-
licited testimonials we have lately re-
ceived:-
Jodie Hoary D. Barron. St. Croix
Falls, nay.:- I have suttered Severe-
ly from piles. end bound no remedy
until I applied 'Trash's Magnetic Oint-
ment.' It relieved me at once, and
p•rtis&deeatly• to tbs present time."
Dente John. of Liberty, Bays: -"Hy
wale was afflicted with the piles tor
tee nen' or mon. and have tried
many eminent physicians, but receiv-
ed so benefit until I wen induced by
year agent bare, Dr. (leaver, to nee
Tr.mk'a Magnetle Ointment.' sad I
oma sow nay oda is entirely cured with
three bottles"
C. I.. Boot. Mooresville. sale: -"I
have been using your'TtYk'qq Magnet-
ic aaboret' for btesdlah Min. ad
find it beips ms mors. than anything
else I ban tried."
All druggists sail Trask's Mag.etlo
Mat/rant. It is 25 and 40 cents for
fuU-+deed packages and is put npoely
by Brescia II. Labia, 171 Bay street,
Toronto.
SOME PROGRESS REPORTED.
Have you caught twat murderer yet
No, replied hese detective: we bavea't
caught Cala. bet we've got bim So
scared teat he doesn't dare 4p sbow
blaaselt *bee we're around.
d. a. anuses, we, M t e.n.se+L
To`tONl0.0.1 THROAT
EYE, EAR, NOSE & mvaA 1
Wa
,,JS ONTARIO $USl�9 COLLEGI
Most wtdelr As= in n Isritio. �-
tne.tr.Mg rntateass
ROBINSON • JOHNSON O.A1
7I.LZYiLLi •
Apples,Poeltry, Feggs,d�a
TM MtrMR ConinderMR Co.,ti?w
•5.I, lona ■ ie n mea eeatavee et, - Mean,
Ts tabes,
The Loa receives the record of daily
exporierss. Oonwtaat suffering from
morns will trsar your beauty. Do not
look &axiom and discontented. but
cue Patssm's Painless Corn Retract:sr,
wMcb will extract that more Dorn 1st a
day without pain.
coal.
WTYit VARIATIONii.
Mn Ports-Worewe were married
you vowed yen would dee Air sae. , !steel be net
PoRna
Prior .*try Peek it. mrpriwing the tells linen qt
re
spirIti-Wear this to a liming teeth 1 1 through with it. Time apt) igen
be
BEATEN FOR ONCE.,
Drnpglit--Bea hen i Why
tell that otutoaet that we
thing jot .m aood ( _
NlTte
New Clark-oatssil' IRP
some postage .taap s.
didn t you
had nese-
was after
CATARRH CANNOT RR CORED
I�p k LOCAL APPLiOATiONA. se t ee-
sit *.lee the +e•s_}a, s 44ase +s 1h
r
bleed K emrsntur `tete
tMvrell
asaslias-is-
`rb. 5.ula5 delta net amenst
to sack, they dMs%
esti tbems.lv.s.
al Goodrich
Res -Flex
SIMCLI TYRE TIRES
Tse shwa lest el .11 . too oe the
■tossr 0Y0a built of tt. 5151
tau sed esel..aod to savor.
tests. Thew arc plots that should
establish the eos$d.are the ttrs dr
versos oat .sulotue "T" fully .r
pl.lo. lead for It Deal we quoted.
AI0ONAM nee se. hltalsoe
es nae fes amt et, Ir.,
Teneltle.
Klondike Sui encs e . .
We utter tfotbiag
bore truth whew we=
ONSOON......
iN DO -CIS' A+
to be the most economical
In the world. TRY IT 11........
Mai .. A. L is �I Mlneo•�
a� Uplteyr..^ttt ter
mot• Ban looms R000•.ltWomo R
tmowsuems. Bence Sloore
p e Teceut, Art:. (teed for .londlkellet.
The Wightman Sportinr Goods
00., tel er. P*ULBT., MONTH' &L. QUA
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AS YOUR O RU DEALER FOR
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BURNING OIL
The Best CANADIAN OIL.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
Royal OiI Co,
TORONTO. ONT.
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Meeallot& (Y!Itnr4 Terra Cotta Tile. Iced.
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Mesa .ret. Tar, Rooth g Pitch. Ito. brume
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Teepees• see. Adelaide a W,dear eta.
TORONTO.
1t'T�`Q�a single tgllle
'and Y=om pebble tread tires come
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men, not lacking in one good thing
that goes to at once make a tire easy
- gym_ w_ esu riding, wear resisting and perfect In
-every �par mil tires, and repair theta
finish. - we �Wrissidr prices, _ -
FREE OF CMT.
t6O5TBtAt. Windsor N tsf Meek. - TORONTO TIRE CO., Limited,
WII:NIPEC WlnnlperRubberWorks. 9 Adelaide St. West.
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QUEEN'S TRIBUTE TO SERVANT.
Quests Victoria hap paid • touching
tribute to her old eervent. Tea queen
has planed on the grave of the late
Mrs ,McDonald in Crethie churchyard.
a tosabte*S consisting of two hand-
some Mooks of red Peterhead granite.
ase the top of wbioft ie carved so in-
terlaosd Celtio erase. TIIo followiag in-
aeri4tiea V cut in raised polished let-
ters:
This atone is placed by Queen Vlo-
toric in gretetul sad affectionate re-
membrance of Annie McDonald. daugh-
ter of William Mitchell of Clechsatura
and widow of John McDonald. She was
in the queen's Service for forty-one
'Wert and during thirty-one years wee
wardrobe maid. and the faithful mere•
ant ad devoted friend to the queen,
by whom her lees is deeply deplored.
She was horn at Carona-Culmhne, Jan.
9. 1832, aad died st Clachanturn, July
1897. beloved sad mourned by all
who knew her. ' Let her owe worka
praise her.' Proverbs. mixt, 31. 'Notl-
lag in mor bead I bring: simply to Thy
otiose I eliag.'"
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VEGETABLES.
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TM is .-EONA elegilldeassentetreesses ear •••••••911 sad Plower
whe
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gd reloaded and the Seeds given .e . present.
gaol price. we ca. on 1.1. offer the variations named below. Order
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woks Mannnice, IIims rot tr or Commiearly
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Opsuloa, T.11o. dine Demo.
Parol►. Hollow Crows
Radish, /moth Maw arsIdsol
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WM. RENNIE, TORONTO.
FREE
WITH EVERY
ORDER
Providing WI. Cospon
5. OUT OUT sed .oat to as with
se ord.. for If p..k..s, we will
Include 1 psek.t 7*.. ()i.ut Mil-
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O1 THIS PAPta,
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
Person• suffering from Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum. Plies. Totter, Chilblains,
Famens Skin Die. ass, etc., who gene
s two Beat themes (tor postage only)
with name and address. we will send
• free sample of Treak'e Magnetle Olnt-
moot with • Relnek,m's Cook Book fres.
Irani* U. Kahle. lel? Bar Ht., Tene-
ts
WPOINS
Two Hundred an 1 = ventyrf ive
Cups in each pound of 40c. LooluA Ceylon Tea.
Do yogi realign the value this conteine--seven cups for one cent. Try it.
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Clergymen of all deryo
King's Daughters, Ilamilton, say: "No hesits;ion ul reconuneuding it. Know it hoe awed &
terrible cable of Sciatica, and other cages of Rbenmatism."
Rev. Thos. (teop'lliegan, Ht. Peter's Mission, Hamilton : "Froin 'inferno interviewed I reoelved
the saute hearty testrnlony of pain roue)* and health rastnre'i. Tdenty•llve people."
RSV. Eugene Grunix, Archbishop's Palette, (Made "Marvellous cures affected in Rhuematie
and Skin Dilemma which Dame directly to iy notice. Twenty -81% people."
Patrick Ryder, London, Ont, : d Rhuurnatiem thirty -ail: yssars but "Kootenay Cure"
drove it all one of res system."
Mrs. Maggie bfoMartli.t, Radepburet 811., Toronto : "(,eft side completely paralysed. "Koote-
nay Cure" and nothing else, tutored my health."
HE WHO HEtS1TATE14 18 LAST.
The longer you wait the worse you beoome, but as long as yon have waited we man sine Jou.
Just think, 4000 people cured in Canada atone,
Copy of above testimonials and others (awardjp) sent tee on appllqatim
There is no eubetitnte for "Koote ti mammas", *Web cont%itis the RImammas", mod W
your druggist does not sell it send die
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