nnaiiaa
` . h’sC¢ssln$fiolGlre ‘
isaQeCi5¢forbu` ing‘1QQe
1 THE annual meeting of the Presbyterian y
,1_ congregation will be held in the school- 1 \
;_"°°’” at 745 “°“d” °’°°i“3' H ers to use a new preparation. sold by 1 J N_"""
ruggists called Stuarts Catarrh Tablets THE TRi`Ul?If:AYL1°éNTR_L z '
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' 'iam sermons smnmsrsrowr nares bwnn return Jnlan is ml-
`_  d  ; NOT DUE l_`_0_iILlMATE. _ MEN’l`[0N
Y `    WESTem,",,m_ Wm, mm common ,ni nr. a1r¢n,cnnis;¢nn, vm a passenger
ldvnhmzesble oumuel' ip is by ng by the eastbound train lastulghi. ‘-
I ` ` 's systm ue
m ‘ ‘ germs which under
favlide drcnmstaaces develop
4
pid The coughing sore ;
I.§é`.’.i`$»Ii’."i.“;.“‘.‘.°.."..‘Z?.“.T."..'i .i Prince County. r.
1 isniaiirrytiremniunfinensnm 1
of nature to dispel the poison.
_ Esc leaves the system
» wmk  snlmnqnent ones
with erelult that one becomes ,
.,°‘ je¢to`oclds.” Then some p
'dulga'ndQxtConsnmption. .
#DUB and supplying the blood
, with fkegower to detsny disease
_ g¢g~q.'shir°ir's"i» ihwmzh
and seklic. It cares-not in
spsugbuulnwsh and umngh.
Gnqiddebf &lch’s Cenmmp-
that mdifycnareneemisiied
wi\hlheri@lltakeitl:hek andthe
wHe‘iheporchaseneeeywillbe‘ -
reilledwithomqnsiion.
lafllilasld
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it
il
1 Mn. W. K. ROGERS returned to Char-
_ln-1. ‘
The Latest News Frome,
' ` n
lottetown yesterday. a
Mn. W. S. Srarrvrzs, representing N..
'rm many friends of ur. char-ie. l`
Huttaxt, Lower Bedeque, will regret to ,.5
1 learn that he is quite ill. _ 3
Arms was picked up on the street and lies,
, at this omce where the owner may have ,,
, it by proving property. 19 li <1
t On Christmas day Hr. Peacock, off,°
lLowor Bodeque crossed in the S. S.
Stanley from Summerslde to Cape
., and
.§¥..£,°ii.. .ff
it
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1 2
 'warii South Lfrlonifiilhhe performed "in  hang on ell winter long and every wintitif
' Fri dSa rd ’itsee dto e ' -
I I ' I  ’  ' I . next, Jan. 18th and 19th. loving pictures tlnually clearing mftbroat and my voice,
of oar soldiers departing for the front and became affected tosush an extent as to
_ b t bably met near to the Golden Gate. The
su H N E R y_ ' Temple is the third scene, and the story ` .
` , ends ln Bethany. I
t New punt ww,” at MSGNIFB &- andsometimesgotrelief, but only for a
wr,g“,s_ Speck, “lu” in English md] short time, until this winter when ,I
Canadian prints; guamneged msg, ¢¢10m;i 1°"°”°d °f th” "W °‘t’°'"h °"°' S°“°‘"s ‘at the time of the psssover feast and tho ‘
100 pieces to choose from; new designs and Camnh Tablets* ‘hmugh ° newsmpu
pnmnnn; nn widths, .linden and n°1.n-n._“1'°"1”'“°”i- T" nf” °°“° b°’°° their cement-»’-an wtofhoaor such as
Cottons, full yard wide, only 10e. perl "mm I b°““h“ °" my d"““1"°' °r°“"°‘1 sub.ie1=ts~vaiv¢°akins- A Greek sed
yard; see our 7s. quality, Double fold my had .Ind “moan” mm gimp' and to
_ new dress sateens; all shades. Como and guard “mms” ° mmm °t my old trouble
ID 8 110! g&IIlB Of HOC‘£Py I see the greatest cotton values ever shown ,I keep ° b°x or uw “ble” cm ‘und and
vs. ,
5 ilhtuwn Vicks .
etms-inn-uvn~
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if-
lst and Zoe! Victorias
I ALL COME 1
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'P ' ' f ‘ *"" "*~n.s-if
` Tun - Tvoroirrepl" reproducing.-.many5 i
f A naoocn bearing the Canadian coat of Q, <1
Catanh is Found Everywhere.
Catan-li is at home anywhere and,
‘co
,l 1- means confined to them, but is prevalent
5 in every state and territory in the union., the ¢|;_y yesterday, H15 ,gn Huggy,-
The common dednition of satarrh is a* Arthur Rgid Q-osggd yegtgrdgy an route to .
bronic cold in the head, which if long Hg, Altima College, 1
eglected often destroys the sense Of . . -
mennnd hearing' but than an many _ Mr.Wiliism Reld,of St.Eleanoi-s, was
h fb d' n more
1°t ef forms °l (ae muse’ "e A Marion Reid crossed yesterday to resume
, bat nate ant ngerous. 1 her studies in the Ladies' College Sack-
Catarrh of the throat and bronchial
o
,catarrh and generally more ditllcult to
R801»¢l11>°l’!» C1\l1'10¢116l»0Wll.1°1l1 WWII- :gmt left on return about the drst of thot
Catarrh is undoubtedly a blood disease
nd can only bebuccessfully eradicated by friends on the way and is expected home
n internal treatment: Sprays. Washes shortly.
and powders are useless as far as reaching
th .
beca `
ta .
oo
free
e real seat of disease is concerned.
Dr. Mclverney advises catarrh suffer
use actual analysis has shown these
blets to contain certain anti-septic
nvenient and harmless, oan be used ei;
ly as required, as well for shildrsn ns
‘ d l
Tormentine on a visit to friends and is ‘ 1"" u °°‘ 9- T118 P18111 P0°D1° GPM! -708|". Y-U*11- V
._ volenee of smallpox in -that vicinlty.§1;):d Ewen ` utmh “nu” hr y =» 1.1’-16.  
y8
.Every hli I would eettalna gold: #Neal
-interesting seenesia nonniedeiiiithyrthe ` iibull 8_0hi'»le=in my head abd  
Market Hall, on dey an tu ay- me g tallttle worse. Iwnscon
weekly session on Thursday evening,,
E. Lockhart; Treas., Wallace Pickering;
Cond Miss Ellie Bernard Ass Con
Maggie Bernard, Chap., W. A.\Voodside;
I S Geo Anderson"O S' D E 'Mahan
Tm: lfnion services during the past
week, were wellattended and no doubt
resulted in much good. \Vhen.
it
presents at splendid illustration of the one
are striving. To-morrow evening the 2_
in action, will be shown on canvass interfere with my public speaking
the above wonderful machine. I tried troches and cheap songli euros
th  k by us.-lcGougan & Wright. lil li ' 1 xzfntevfl “W2 “ 15111:? wld I “lfe °' 1 the Jewish ritual and is a word of honor.
r e or wc an war o any serious
t .J 8 m ’ Aberdeen Division, Darnley, met in; development.” t
Stuart’s Catarrh-= Tablets deserve to
‘Jan 10th. and installed the following- head the lietas a household remedy, to
   excellent staffof officers for the ensuing check and break up coughs and colds,
f ‘ | ' quarter: W. P.,D.'J. McKay; W. A., Miss ‘ because unlike many other catarrh and
Janette Anderson; R. S., Miss Bessie- cough cures these tablets contain no S
2  Bernard; A. R. S., Chas. Hynes; F. S., opiate, cocaine or any injurious drug.
,_ lst and 2nd Suinmer- . ‘I _ 1 ° _  f e-~¢=-- -
3, side, ,;_,,_`°R_L_Rm;ay°, ~ ° ~~ 'I Church Services.
METHODIST.
Prince Street.---Prayer and Praise Ser-
PreSbyterian,Methodist and Baptist unite V108 211-11115- Rev- R- F- \V111St0H 211? 11
in any one church an cl worship together, and 1`1€V- D~ B- MCI-@0f1 313 7- S1~l‘2-H8911 . treasury.. "Doves"-Used in sacrillce by
not only strengthens their faith, but “’*~‘1C01110- A11-0Ui»1Ve 1181191*
Grace Church.- Rev.D. B.. McLeod at
great and common cause for which each 11 and G_ P_ Raymond 7_ Sundayschool
l5. E. L. and C. E. at close of Sunday
cxangs 0fBpu1p1tS 1`Iar°'BnQL f0H0wS:_In School. Strangers always welcome and
 g ristian_ aptist, 1 r.‘-lc fiughliu, in r ts id d_
*suurs1'inas§
‘ .
090090
v lhveocned £011 f
_ a p u_p a es supplyo
& Christmnsi oiifectionnry, including G. 
I-f. Cliocolfxle, Sunw Flakes and Lily;
a also Table D aisins. 1
l have a‘ss the late! Books, ,
a Magazines and Daily Papers. V
_ R. H. MA§°UN’S.1
' “News Depot” 1
‘ .‘.t the old Stand on Great George S
Street. and the New :tend on neen
¢‘:tu.-et. ueci.d w “
QSQQQUIWGQIG
1 ,;.__.... '
WAN-TS, LOSTS. FDUND, ETC
FOl.'.\'D-A purse contiining a small
snm oi money. Apply nf. this office. 12 Si
""' \VA.\"i`l~.U.-Capable. retinoic person ill
every county to represent large company
of .~.oli-I financial reputation; $936 salary
per year. payable weekly; $3.00 por day
absolutcty sure nnrt all expenses; straight,
bona-tide. di-finite salary, no comxuission;
salary paid each Satirrrlay and expense
money advanced each week. STA.\ID.iRD
lloiz~;r~:, C.\x1°uN Bi'tLnr.\'o, CnI:‘.\<;o,-»-
1 ll 31) lil.
Bi).»\lZl>l<IllS \VA.\`Tl'jD. - Can be
snpplit-rl with nice big room. Apply to
Mrs. .l, .\. Cameron, corner Prince and
Sydney Streets. 4d tf
 Upera House on the
night of the concert,a gold locket with
charm attnclred. Apply to S. \V. Crnbéwe.
8 t .
A(}l‘I_\."l`S NVANTED-To scll our Boer-
British War and Family Record Pictures.
Uur agents make from S100 to S200 a
month, canvassing' these be-auiiful pieces
of nrt. See our large ads. (every day) in
another part of his paper. Home Itovclty ‘|
Kfg. Co., Chicago, Ill. 27. `
'ro“BE LET.-The desrrnbiy situated*
dwelling house on Grafton Street west.
ately occupied by Mr. Duncan McLean. ,
with coacnhouse and stable. House is,
nttetl with a first-class bath-room, sewer ’
e and all other modern conveniences. 1
gut moderate. Awly to Thomas Camp- '
bell, Richmond St. est. 23tf '
T0 RENT.-A new dwelling ou King;
Square. All modern improvements, in-
cluding hot water heating, hor and cold'
bath, sewerage. oommodious cellar. All __
hardwood doors downstairs, blinds and
curtain poles go with-, house. Possession »
gven between February and May. Rent 1
.'15, Apply to E. H.1‘seer or Mm. A. L ‘,
Beer. I5 ti ,
f 1
W.\NTED-A neat intelligent girl to do
louse-.work iu the forenoon, and attend
bake-rlrop the balance of day Wages $8 a
month nr. unit.. and $10 if satisfactory.
Apply to .\l.McW'illiams, 208 Merrimac
Street, Newburyport, Mass. 4 tf
TO LET-'l'he dwelling house on Prince
Street., :tt pr-vssent occupied by Mr. James
Unswortit Apply to W. VV \Velluer 22tf
ethodist, Mr. Smith.
AN interestin horse race tool-. lace on
cal horseman There were four star
r rc resu e in the following
Lady Confidence owned and driven by r
Levi Sullivan, ,3rd; and a horse
owned and driven by Collin
F. S.; VV. S. Green, Trens.; T. D. Ramsay,
Warden; W. G. Schurman, Conductor;
Chaplain; E. Clarl., R. S. V. G.; J. P.
Crockett, L. S. V. G.; T. B. Grady,
Marslrzil.
Innerkip. Ont.,-“Cn.tarrhozone is
certainly ai very efficient; remedy for
Antirrua. Ihave derived great relief
as certain to cure as anything in this II
monials from snlferers of this malady, I 111
enables us to make this strong claim. A
trial will certify this. Sold by all drug-`
gists or sent post paid to any address in
'iff' _WV W 'i 4* D
LOWTHER -& LEARD .. -1
sea prov e
resbyterian, Mr. Harlow and in
PRRSBYTERIAN.
Zion Prayer meeting: at 10 Rev G P
M
g ~ D .--- . . _ .
Richmond Bay ice yesterday afternoon, Raymwd 31' 11 and 11"*"~-1- 1?- 11000110011 _
which was witnessed by a. number of our 7- S\1U‘11\Y 5011001 llld 1311310 Class at the” °Wn°
lo . . ters t2-YI). . I
in the ace Wh- h It d - - them to Psa. 8. 2. A rebuke by Christ o
St James -Pro. ti 10
order: Lady Dominick owned audldriven, G  Yogm &ty°1r1m;i_u,ng1';v 
by Hubert Mills lst; Rose owned by Jas. wlhiston at 7 Sands Soho 1 'd I;.,ib1° i _
A. Sharp and driven by Dan Steele, 2nd;f. Ch” it _D 30 - I o an __ e hue known ts moonlit
t it
cnimcu or INGLAWD.
llornin ra er 11 a
, 8 D I . m. Ivonlng
C1-aswell ich. The judges were Otisppmyu-7p_m, H01, (;°mmuni0,,_ 1,,
Gamble, John Jeffrey, Clement Arsenault, Sunday of the months after morning
S178-1’5¢1`.S3~U1D3011 G1'3»<1Y- C1¢1'1¥ Of 1110 prayer, 2nd Sunday of the month 8.30 a.
C0'-U30. R H- M011i>F{0m9l'!- m. 3rd. Sunday of the month after
AT the regular meeting of Prince evening Prayer. All welcome. Seats
Edward Lodge, N0. 2-z, 1.0.0. F. on ’°°“““‘1"°P¥”`°P1'1“°°d-
Thursday night, Jan. 10,1901, the fellow, Sf'-?°'“=f'S Cathedral-*H011 °°mm\1111°n
ing oilicsrs wereinstalled for the ensuing M 8"* m' and 11 5- m- M311” 10-15
term by D. S. G. M., W. S. Green; Chas. a'm' Childrenys Catechning ‘md 131519
‘LaIferty, N. G.; E. McDowell, V. S.; C1ass“"2°30° Eve”S°“§7 nm- A11i°°i*’
Wrirm-dPi.r1irps,R. s.;Jns. C. Wright, ff” 'W1 “““PPf°Piai°d-
A Barrrsr. _
W_N_H .` O  _ Prayer meeting at 10.30. Rev. T. F
uestls, . G., I W Craswell I. . , , ,J
S.; H. -T. Massey,R. S.N. G.; I). M'. \Vau’gh, §l\11;l§;t'O§c;t(');§ ’;[;£1R1'f;q't(j'.M' ;`;?SngCi;;`
LSNG Juwi Rss Y `°“ ‘ie ’»
. . . .; . . yart, . . .; H. at 930 All welco d . .
an n ' 1  -
McKee, L. S. Sl; ” Angus MacSween, vided with seats bymgozitcogiqluffserrgo
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Prenchinf: by Rev. J. r.1.McConn.-11 at
' ll and Rev. T. F. §Fullert,on at 7, Sunday
CAT .iruir-rozoxn AN EFFICIENT “$11001 81-130- P1'=y@ru»ee-tint.: Wednesday
ASTHMA REMEDY_ night at 8 o`clock. All seats free.
CHURCH or cunrsr.
The Church of Christwill meet for the
from its uSe_ A neighbor, also, no whom public worship of God ou Lord's day, Jan.
I_g»i_v_e rr. trial has been beneficted to a 13th at 11 a. m. and 7 p. rn. Subject for
similiar extent." Mrs. Ed. Callan fd - M - ..
No greater boon has been extended to const eration.-_ oz-ning. For we preach
su§`erers from Asthma. Catarrhozone is not °“’Se1ves but Christ Jesus the Lord"
`Cor~int.hians 4 ch. and 5 verse.-Evenin
E
world can be certain. Its if t ' - »» -
immediate and its prolonged use ezfesulig TIA.” they an may be one' _John heb'
in a radical cu,.e_ Several hundred testi ` sndll verse.-Elder M. Stevenson, omcint-
g. _
SLLVLTION LRKY.
Cgngdg, gr United Stan! on receipt of Slllldily SBI'VlC8S $137,113, Bild li3,7.30 pdl
$1.00. N. C. Poison it Ce., Kingston, On Week night: Service--Monday, Tuesday
H‘“`t'f°"d» C°“°° U , Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8.
DENTIST.
MARRIEi> I ]
    IlAt the Cornwall, Methodist Church?
 Jan. 10, 1901, by the pastor, Rev. W. B,
Painless rrurcun it me mis muon. T”°“‘?S’ '“‘“‘S‘°" bi 1*"-‘i~ F- D““°"-
Plates, Vulcanite, Metal and Aluminum
Roberta M., daughter of the late Samuel
Hyde, to Frelerick Smillwood of St.
All kinds of General and Anaestzhetice . . _ ‘ '
_,mp,U)mj_ John s, l\lld.
Crown and Bridge work a specialty. I ‘ _
____ *vm Y  __‘ ' ' iDe.j_ IT IS NO.\`SEi\`SE to say that begaug
0{.‘1.‘[r_1{.' T.) LET A comfortable Office Dentistry in all its branches. flou have 3' had C9119-'h F011 are 201119’ I0
i 1
 m¢>Mw *gin V,
...t..n..;..;..-frsrnen. Ann. tn P.....»n A- W. L1-IARIJ. D. D. s. .,“'°°°“°“”‘Pi‘°“-but if i-' safer and
B __ F,-_3 190O__ f V _ E __ , _ `etter to cure it with Adauisons Botanic
ras to t. 1. S. -Oli '1Hl“.H, D. D.  9 _ t lijcrrgghigglsaui than to let it run. 25c_ all
Dr. Trencaman, returned to Halifax last
night.
Hr. S. E. Reid, M. L. A., Tryon, was in p
in the city yesterday. His daughter Miss
ill `
f California several weeks ago on business,
present month. Mr. Smith is visiting
SUNDAY SCHODI. LESSON. A
1- Hatt.81. 1-17. Memory verses, 9-11, 
,of the Lord.-Matt. 21. 9.
, OUTLINE.
1. The Fultllment of Propheoy v. 1-51 `
4,_‘1`he Tcwnrnf friends, v 17 ‘L
‘l‘l`ino,-Bentley, morning, April 2 A.
.Piocees-Jieant oi Olives. The two
multitudes -one approaching the sity,
he other coming to welcome thom-pro-
, LESSON HELPS. `
8. “A very great multitude”--For it was 1
latin detained time on mount sr the* A” “"’°"“°"”d "“b"° "°“"°"' ""°“ 3-Hwtilitr to Jesus inth»T»mr>l¢. v _ 0
. ‘s " ' . ' 1 fl
I
e
A sity was crowded with pilgrims. “Spread 1
Roman custom as we atrew dcwers. `
. 9. “Hosanna"-A Hebrew word which
means“Savc now,” which came through
“Son of David" which pointsto Jesus as
be Messiah. “In the namepf the Lord’
I -That fs, as an ambassador. '£In the
highest”-That is, in the highest heavens.
1 11. “Prophet of N azareth"-Which town
was his early home. His greatness was
een. yet not fully seen.
12. “The Temple"-That is, the “third”
1 temple built by Herod the Great on the
place where stood the first or Solomon’s
temple. “CaSt out all them that sold
and bought"-He did ir. to make clear that.
the temple should be a sacred place and
not amarket place. “The money changers"
-Theirbusinesswas to change foreign _
brought by the pilgrims, for only Jewishr
coin could be received into the sacred
the poor.
13. “Den ofjthieves ’]-A stryng contrast
to the words “house of prayer."
14. “He healed them"-The healing,
proper for the temple, for it was built for
purposes of mercy, not for trade.
15. “Sore displeased"-Tlrat is, greatl
displeased. VVhy were they? Becausethe 1
spirit of Christ was not their spirit
Clirist's character and behaviour rebuked
16. “Have ye never read T‘-He referred
the priests and scribes, who spent thei
lives in the study of the law and ought t
What We Eat f
‘ __._.__..
Is intended to nourish and sustain us, but
it must be digested and assimilated bi -
1 fore it can do this. In other words, the
nourishment contained in food must be
separated by the digestive organs from
the waste materials and must be carried
by the blood to all parts of the body. We
= believe the reason for the great benelii.
» which somauy peoplederivefrom Ho0d’s
‘ Sarsaparilla lies in the fact that this
medicine gives good digestion and
makes pure, rich blood. It restores the
functions of those organs which convert
food into nourishment that gives
strength to nerves and muscles. It also
cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum,
boils, sores, pimples and eruptions, cat-
arrh, rheuinatisin and all diseases that
have their origin in impure blood.
*_* “_ _________ _ ___ . __.___,_ r__ ____ _ ____ ____ _
McDONALD 61 MARTIN
_ BARRISTERS..
-Solicitors, Notaries Public Sec. Moneyito
loan.
OFFICES {t`.@’§.§§;i.".‘»?.“.§‘.‘i.‘.’;i;.§";-.°-321'.” .
K. J. .\laa'l‘tN B. A.
.‘_'_'.‘_~v..- -v ' _ _ __ -‘
Hiilllllllllilillll.llilllltlll
BEIIIOI |90!-|902. 5
Matricniation Examinations, prelimin-“
ary to the various Courses of Study, will
be held at Montreal and at local centres 1
on 10th June, and at Montreal in Septem-
ber, as under: _
*Faculty of Aria (les all I ,K
Women) . . . . . . . . . .
. . [ T`;
#Faculty of Applied Science | Wed, lith Sept.
Faculty of Meoiclns . . . .
_ _ Q 1
Faculty oi Law . . . . . . . .
.. it
Fscuiiyof Comparative llsei ;I i
eine and Veterinary Science, Sai Zlst Sept.
* In the laenlty of Arts Revised cn |-_
rieullsmi the courses are open a so to PA B.
TILL STUIII ES without Hatrienlation,
.ilu the Fecal! MA I! '
courage in Civil,  1:2;
Mining Engineering, Chemistry, and Ax-chi. 1
teciure, are also open to PARTIAL
s TUDENTS without Mai-tri;u1nzi¢n_
n§i.‘l'r'.‘r’i‘ilf§’1.S r§°'n..§' "E-.’l~'n'ily ‘I.'}".’i}‘f."
musing from $9°i° Szoo will be nerd on ihé
rrtli .~epiember at Montreal, Halifax gt John
N. R. Charlottetown, St, John‘s. .\‘fld,and omg;
centres,
Particulars oi Examinations, and (Follies cf
the Calendar, containing fall lnfermatiommgy
be obtained ea application is ' °
tubes as wellascatarrh of the stomach v e' \
nd liver are almost as common as nasal Mr. Henry Smith, Tryon, who went to 1
ualitiescfthe highest value and being; GOLDEN TEXT' 1 .
H intern, “med” plan” to th. ms" t Blessed is he that cometh in the name °
44
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mica whichL§|uts a 1
formed IL AS I
it more satisfactory.
IMPERIAL
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1555505-2%
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Manufactured by
Lnnnenu
MINING
SHA
scorrisn CAN. t §`:5=_;:_:;vi°\,;dhi: Mgt ml
- co nies
C0'MST0cK ‘I0 properties and are ldncin
PRIMROSE .|5 est to turn them into
0 IDCCID ., myers. Ihavs seen such
Jn ad 1 mn it
CAN-LARDEAU 15 thizibznlitsztrfsr andtgrodtrvst
6 s
The Lardeau was not lm , wn to 1-,ne gm-,mia gm-|,j
f@W Years 9-80-111112 it is ncwl The mining world has
to the knowledee of it as one uf the richest districts of
British Columbia. It is a dist ct of h li value m
tsilver, copper, lead. Not a mi e isghi
han $100 eo th ton. Some a shipping 00 is
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The district fairly teems ' li ore, lots cfit, too.
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get one in the spring and then y fn;-mpg, yi] in
;;0the Lardean Just as was the in Rtgnlmd ,hy
It is only tive years sin 1.9 Rm ,t.,,-ted
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are from $30 to $4; Sith. or a ew cents each Ioday
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Dress Goods
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Geilit’s Furnishings
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