times and places to which D. A. Mc-
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diarrhcea, which is unpleasant and di comforting as it ma be dangerous.
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Fowler's Extract \\'ild Strawberry your p is a guar
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A " eases. As Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strnn
_ full name is on every bottle you buy.
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BOHEMIAN COMPOSER DEAD
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day evening in S. O. E. Hall Victoria Row. d t ff
l My _ ~ I tlti reparation of 1°* U 5
, wo” who have] 8;; oiusox ounsu. Andrew T. Newson, Sec y. The 5° °“ ° p I shape for
. l th D!`°P°!` /
subject, often pro- B0Yn° L0fl8`9~ 50- Ulf m?°f»5 Bud Lodge Prince Edward moot! second and :::nT;;ty:lgng site: brought to per M O duces an attack of and ith Fridays in \\ rights. Hall. fourth Tuesday' of each month in S. O. E faction by Wells 8; Rlchardson C0" who
as at 8 p. u1.+D. MCNEIL, Recordlnt *Hall, Victoria Row..---E. H. Duchemin to dem" or the celebrated Dmmond
°` Sccretary.' Sec_y ‘ are p p
y St. Georges Lodge, No. 1171 meets I I-CWM' °RUsAmms' ' Dyes. ti have banished from ’1`
oi N I es
New ruesday “ight M' 8 doiock’ in ?_°u;pany A every Monday in th?l1ec:ie’;) rdixgtinaila inadder. fustlc. lo8
r. .' _ . t °
5)' Om! ' Han' D' J' MCK[NN0N'Secmmry°1W ig vs Han,” am p' mv.-Ada Wad. wood.cochil\§al and all other antiquated
‘" La1\yWallace Lodge. No. 27, meets lst mln. S901- dyesmim The work of home dyeingig ` and drd Fridays, in \Vrlght's Hull.-Mila. BON! OF' TBIIPBRANUL new done qutckly and succesufmjy by
;‘ ,~. . ._ CB0,,SMAN,1;_S¢.¢'y_ Prince Edward Division, No.1, meets in _ _ i one that
‘ 1// ?°" mf “Est ln L o Y B A Mizpan Loyal orange wrlgiirs Hsu, mrs' iussday---W H D‘““‘°”d DW" th” ”"°°§” S ts
_ ca ion o ramps - ~ - - -_ 1 ° ' ' ru-on . ‘
~1’.f~ 'i-~ C°"°' D“‘"h°°“ °; Y°““g B“°°“ mage' N°' 143' ”‘°°°“ °'°" C\”k’R`S°rib°` w?::3:;t:ii1ii2:su;1i?;r ine world us-el D
. r Dysentery, a. few '1‘hum1,,y nigm in Offgfs H,,11__Em¢st, Victoria Divlsion,No. 4, every Monday in m mond Dyes in preference s
doses will promptly HodgS0n,R_Sec»y_ evening in Wriglits Hal_l,~--JohuL. God- the “cient ° a d D es commend °“°°“ ‘he f“""°' “€“ Caledonia club mem nat Tuesday or kin.R. Scribe. whit others. Diamon y
_ th , because ’ 1, QL Visit; 1, mm gloom Orient Division No 16 e Frld themselves "°°“ Wm use em
eac mon ng re n w e. . » I. vcr! HY _ t bi ht,” and
CITY Comm" meets the nd Mend” awning’ in “wighcs Law" Hau.»___J0hn they are the stronges ,ba rzk with Who after vsinniafi famdahdglory1orthemsclves°px“
'- _ t, d the easiest wor -
‘lzrry is being widely and shamelessly 1" each 1110ntl1. Dr. Jznes Ciitfaibuton A Lawson. R. Scribe. f°;t’;sm;‘nnd Dyes "ke an other pcrfwg of South Africa gave up tbetrlives for
ituted, your safety lies in seeing' that the M1l_\'0I`. H- M- DU~\'iS0ll. ity el' - --w--# ° -] 1 '\
The Cl1a.rlottct.own School Board meets . *md popular preparations’ are urge y service is pncele” It thereton’
l
` he tlrst Monday of each month. Ewen . imitated in style 0fhP°'°ka§ge“;'alothe Wag; / Province to contribute towards a, Parmovic
_,_ : -_~:~ o- ~:-~>';:. :Un .. :._:'4' r~ :-'~; ~i -:_ »__: Sl.8WllI't, SCCl‘€l.l.\l'y. , _.___-° , they are put up' T ese lm' ns
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_»3_ CUDE ALI. YQUI PIIIS WITH T
' Pain-Killer.
fourth Tut-.sdny's of each month in Me-
_, Simple, Safe and Quick cure lor i
Q; CRIIPS, DIIIIIIIOEI, GOUBIIS, ; Z UULDS, RIIEUIITISI, `"
~ 25 and 80 cent Bettina. - ,_ sawans or tu1TA1'|oNs~ 1,
'Q IUY ONLY THB GENUINE. »~`
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Michell, Sec‘y
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Political ileelings-
Mectings cf the Eelclors of East
Queens willbeheld at the following
Fore <ter's Hall, Prowse Block, on the secor. i and fourth: Thursday of each month ---li. W. \Veeks, Rec.~Sec'y.
Masons.
St.. Jol1n's Lodge in Masonic Temple ond Tuesday in month, David Mc-
Lennan, Se<:’y.
Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, first
Monday in month. J. R. Davison, Sec'y
Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May~
sons in Masonic Temple, tirst Thursday in month except June. July and August. J. J. Weldon, Sec‘y. p Prince Edward Preceptory, N0. 35 ‘Knights Templars, 3rd Wednesday in
hutch month in Masonic Temple. ' " , Albert Edward Lodge ot Perfection 14
B-anon I-Ilq. the Government Candi- l»-te is respectfully invited. Veinon River Bridge Hall. Oct. 31st,
at 7 p. ui. 1
Mutriy Harbor South Hall, Nov.6th,
at 7 p. tn:
S1int'Mary’s Road School House
[near M iliarfs Corner] Nov. 5th, at 7 p. m.
ALEX. MARTIN,
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Conservative Candid.te.
17 d `lvv wid
Referring io the above, I will be
happy to attend these meetings on the daysnamed, except the one at Muir.-y Harbor South, which I will attend on Tuesday, Gln Nov., instead of Sun- day., 4.h,. the date mentioned in the advertisement. ,I [T_he advt. as given above as it. ap peered in the Pat. and Examiner.
D. A, M»:KlN1\`()N.
Liberal Cindidate.
degree A. 8: A. S. R. 3rd Thursday, follow- ing 3rd Wednesday, January, April, July,
Oct.
. ODDFELLOWS.
PortLa Joie Encampment pn second
Wednesday in each month.---D. R. Mc- Lennan R. S.
St. Lawrence Lodge every Monday
evening. E. M. Younker, Sec'y. ’
¥Vildey Lodge every Friday evening
in their hall in Victoria Row. W. B. Borelium, Sec’y.
Alpha Rebekah Lodge. No 10, meets
Piraeus, October 17.-The death is an- worthless and adulternted dyes, t'uin0\l8l>0 » / memorial to be erectefrin The Gardens.
1 *"°’“*""“‘”° d ID it F111' 11 11 kt 11 f amid dangewusw_11ant11e.
COURT AVONDALB’ L 0. F" "cond may ;<;\}i`i;p;emp angie on ic , the celebrated gmatncpptigplois advised when huymg ‘M will be received at Tm' Gmtnnuin oilice, envglopgflogg
, \'ng1it's Hail.---Murdock McLeod nnst court mm to-<1 y. L 1 in bed 11 Kink Albeft °fS“‘°“"“” "*’°°‘“° ’“°"’
1 ous Archivist. was drawn to the doo! :ig Elie jusfy toon? 'mute mandy* Hiignngty minted 38'; f Euind Y” Wm mi me m. .I '”' " ' '
._ " 1: rt ch 1 tint , 0.0. F.,t1 t' d fi tn tri 1 mee . tefdav cauiinlr @0118 H1 ° °\‘""“- ' ` _ ; PERRY DAVIS’ fi gr, _-d ?1‘\i1mnd;;,oMe<?1;I1iic's Hall.---ni3'.uS, NF _:_ 8 . P . ded 1...; ._. said his condition to-day ha simproved. / ” Ph" tl’ 'h' ‘"4" °f ll" ‘mmf ‘“'°“:"'“' Q'
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C1-nrt Abe ei C O F. meets in ' C
. ' I ' ` gw t' ` ° Egezma "1 Its *"“'B‘l’f_'f_"B SEA' " P' N=~m°-~- - -
` ' sis Fni1~wisco,o¢t 16 -The British ' "
*ship Lansing which left Port Blakeley on K P99( . .
[June lst, bound for Port Pierie, Aus
Melt Wllvotl lltl llstlro-Tsrrlilo
llclllllg-I0 llolp Pcfhlhlo--Dr. cuando Ointment Sindy larselleuo la Its curative Powers. Hr. John Kelly, 79 Trinity street, To.
tanto, in an interview, made the tol- lowinir verbatim , statement :-
“I have been troubled with eczema
in almost its worst form for the past three years. At times my back and shoulder blades were literally covered with patches like water blisters, and these, accompanied with terrible itch- lu: on my less. out sleep out of the question. I tried various well-known ofntments (names mentioned), and did everything possible to obtain relief, but with little success. I had frequently heard of Dr. Chs.se'a Ointment. but meeting with so many disappointments, I had not tried it. Seeing the advertise-
ment one day ludw get a box. Since using Dr. 1 's ' ment, I am like a new being. Its soothing 'and healing properties are simply marvel- lous, and I _am honestly grateful 1., Dr. Chase's Ointment for the releagg from long suffering! ~
Dr. Chase’s Ointment, i positive ¢u;-¢
for all itching skin diseases, 60 cents g
NI. It all dtilerl. or Edmanson, Baton and Co., Tomato. '
circles that the crew has mutinied killed
island on the South seas, after wrecking
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tlravclllng , °°‘“*_%‘_€__*`?_'*°‘S~ =.:r:‘.t':;;°!;2l(.:_;§.:":(.§“j_;°j_°;"°°‘°'~°-° me unit tulle Plttlsf
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Monilny in each month ln Mecl1anic‘s Hall, SONS 01" ENGL-\ND~ .1 1'
` . _Browse Block.-E. Causnox, Rec. Secret~ Lodge Eton, No. 148 meets every Thurs- °-"-""
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dyes for home use. Ask only for the /1 \ P Hood, Treasurer Patriotic Monument Fund
E A mater" cms in men. " "'h““i°'s Ham: G“"“’°“ St” H' V i °‘Diamond;" see that H16 name is 0° "ff-Y `“ _ acknowledged .Q »~ Uuntain’ Sec-y_ BROUGHT TO COURT IN BED.
Cormr Mouxr Srxrnss, I. 0. F. first __-_ P“°k°t° -
and third Tuesday of each month in Me- Guonolrrowiv, Ky., October 7__.H¢u|-y , ~ ‘“ t U K chanic's Hall Grafton St.---Renouf Sec‘y E. Youtzri on trial 'charged with being. SAXONWS KING VERY ILL' " | ""°""' ‘ 1 &
-, .EURALML gf Prince George Enoampmentg. Royal aprincipal in the shooting of Governor "__ , t ' J P ~* ‘H t; ‘ . ._ Foresters meets every Thursday in Goebel, was stlllnnable to enter the _D”'Es°'N’ Ocwber 7’“Th° mms’ 0 Tanner "mom Manned Fd-I » ri. .
tralia, is now out 136 days and 20 D€‘r cent ,f
reinsurance has been offered on her. She
,1 hasacargo of nearly 2,fll).al)'f°°t °f .lumber. Astoryiscurrent in shipping F , _ _
Captain Chapman and located on Bonham U Q '
the vessel, but the report lacks veriti- \ P M cation.
CARNEGIES MUNm¢éNCE_ ¢har|ottetowa,§eh and Door
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L0ND0§_ October 17___Andrew Cgrgsggig with 'Ul'kmBll Ind “IIC-hhIBfy
has presented the town of Hawick, Rox- supply contractors and others with Doors and Frainee, burg county, Scotland. with the sum of interior and Blterldr F1851), l0U;’¢0 W ‘
|£l0,il)0 for a public libery. eiavl-t1e;.g
slotlile Windows, Slain ltulrBaU|”| Iluluotora, Ihre]
Guam and conductors, Inn 'ln-use ispmeéanu shi-areal
6 %& ll\'leéJ_l&pp'e8g;:c&,`Sheat|lf»¢ und Clap Boards,
Tliissignatureisoneverybox ofthegenuiuo # Laxative Bromo-Quitine wie- Peake s No 3 Wharf d
thosemedythateuresaeolrlfnonothy
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H CUTTISH
The Scottish-Canadian Mining and Development Company was osganized
miter ol 1-S9? to acq11ir.1 and work the Rob Roy and contiguous Mineral
Claims. Before proceeding with work the Company had the properties carefully
examined for the purpose of determining their apparent value and the best met-
hod of working them . This was done by the present Managing Director and Mr.
J .W. Westfall, Engineer for the Old Gold Quartz and Placer Mining Company.
The properties being found sufficiently good, the necessary payments were
made lo secure them and the Company orgznized under the strict laws of British
Columbia (Sec. 56 of Act of 1897) which thoroughly protects evfry Shaw- T110
Company’s Charter was granted July 1899 since which time work has been
vigorously prosecuted on the Rob Roy itself,_with the result that to-ity the
Company has 'taken out Shipping Ore, which is being stored awaiting shipping _
iacilities. Since the Company took hold of the properties they have been tally
paid for and are absolutely clear of all encnmbrances. The Company has also
Luilt its own trails. cabins, mine buildings, smithy, etc., and driven abou 350
‘ F
. 5 The values obtained from the Rob Roy are high, as follwing assays show: OR LANADA sOLlclT0RS Fo
22 1899 sim as ,691l`)HdL”s"°""“' ESQ" Wwvwr W
Ang' ° ’._._..._' ' A un as St, London Can Bash Lane House,
" 29,1899,108.53. Ncv. 2, 1899, 101.77. _
feat of developement tunnel in the shape of Tunnels, Crosseuts and Drilts. The
Lardean Eagle” of Ang. 1, 1900 says:-
"Ore Struck on the Rob Roy. Supt. Shannon was up at the Rob”
"Boy iastvweek, and reports progress being made by Contractor Biggnr
"The tunnel on the Lead in the upper working is in Ore and several tons
“the big surface showing, they Will drift both ways a distance and then"
"sink a shalt 30 or 40 feet, thus following the Ore and getting the exact”
"trend of the Lead. When this is complete another tunnel will be driven”
"in about 100 ical lower down; then upraise to catch the upper workings.”
“In this way the Company will work down tothe long base tunnel. And"
"once the two points are connected sloping will be accomplished at a”
» ~. »~y
"great saving in both time and money, The Rob Roy will then ligve more”
‘ C 1.
“depth than any other property in the Lsrdeau some 500 foci, the Silver
“up having only about 375 feet, but the Rob Roy is one oi the easiest
"tunnelling propositions in the camp."
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The properties are -splendidly located for transportation being. only about
lmile above Circle Cit .towhich ointboth the U. P- R. and K. & L. D
it y 13, 1899. s,9.~..1o._ `
"of line Galena is now piled on the dump, average samples of which Mr.” ` The Directors and Officers are all wellltnown men and their names are a
"Shannon has forwarded to A. E. Welch, Managing Director. London) .pcb Roy Mine,” to their p,.e,,.,`,, ,,,,,,,, of expaneum ' ‘ 1
. The C. n h it thorized an issue ot 50,000 shares of Development stock at fifteen cents (.15) pei share. These shares are offered ss a sale and conservative iuveumeni the pn “mg nu* element of undue ri ysgzsybexi eiitirely overcome and thatinvestorsin these shares will make money as safely and rapidly as has been done in the shares menticned above. and with matih less ngzptigalgshihlgizmtrse usual’ comllli aking. Shares are rot subject to any further calls or assessments. ' ;¢ _ ._ _
~ Shares will he allotted in rotation and in cue ot over subscripti' the company reserves the right to return cheques or makesnch lesser allotments as may be deemed advisable and pint. Cheques. gum
Company at London. Canada. and crossed -‘Bank of Commerce.” -5 § ; .
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Tlie Scottish - canadian lining Development Company of B G L
Pensonal Liability) ELCII, Llanaglna' Director
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
W .J 'l‘1-:ssn.u.s, E Q M D Chairman (Board oi Education
M MII-IFR. F =Q \1ce Chairman, (Pres Old Gold'Q ani!
Roseland, B C
A E WEUH. ESQ Managing Director and Tres
Twine Co ) London, Can
D11 Soros Wootvi-.1iroN, L D S "hanniaqaqii
London, Can (u
Trios P Mctoiuncx, Eno (The McCormick Hanufsoturmg GEO li Wntrmss. I' Q (Grand 'rnmk Railway System)
. M R G E G _
Theproperties are well timbered and watered (which are prime factors ini KABA” SQ ( “ham Br°l\) Londm’ cn . economical mining) and possrsses three rnagniiicient water powers developing WH E MCKEOUGH. ESQ (Barrister at Law) Chatham Got.
lull 800 miners inches of water with head etiou h to ive hors o er ili- cieni o develoP° all the ProP¢rties around. _ g _g 8 ‘P W su WM H POOLE’ ESQ (GNN Tmnk Rmny SY“°m)
J1lCoUn'rsN.u,EQ (' E HCR 101? P0",
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Riilwavs are surveyed and it is pending the arrival of one of these Railways he OFFICES
ggesisullincipg The Dom. Govt. has just grantid theli & L. 1). iii. Co. 1); pggnis Sr (Telephone 1090) Lennox, Cimimi, and
Feb. 13. 1900. 111.2’ to the mu. g BANKERS*
1 'The C nadi B it f C
These are for all values. Gold. Silver and Lead. _ , " an 5” ° °m‘m°r°° (C°"'°9P°\\d¢l\|iB H1 52015
sink of sweats)
guarantee of good faith and itis lirgcly thee' money which has brought the AUDITOR
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"Ont As soon as the Contractors ,each the 03,0. ,au and get in m,d(,',.».4 A 'llie latest Report published July, 1900) may be obtiinid Irvin the Western U Wg0dKiiH1u:DY. ESQ London, Canada
Company i nm” ° C bb NWN, ‘ Sco'1‘cAN
Many Mia' shares which are nowisellin 1 atfrom .75 upwards (CeutrrSta. North Star. Psyvllv. Will: Eiglt. ROL tic-_) WSW tffewd not very lnrg ago at from 5 to 15 Buvers at these ii 4
he investment :$5 such a rise in values crisis five possibility of great wealth for a comparatively small original investment. 5 .In Commerce the venture _seldom returns more than Itvinv interest In Mitiiiilgsthlza genzhzmous itself many times increased. Eoonnous p'roti ts have been received from inv tmenls in Mining stocks and enormous r-rolits will continue in reward- Judicious invi stmeuts The Scottish Canadian shares whwh “-5 now Q5 year or two fromnow, be selling lor ten times their present price as the mule; _on none ot theproperlies mentioned was better than it is on tho -.Rob Royy A _ p »
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