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1!,â€" " The Wealth of Trial Creel: [In undo I BRITISH COLUMBIA. lcmnrknble Showing Iv Two Tears. In British Columbia. there in a min- ing region which is closely associated with the United States. It in the Trail Creek district, which is populated and worked almost entirely by miners and capitalists from the United States. It is seven miles north of the boundary line and seven miles west of the Co- lumbia river. It is reached by rail from Spokane to Northport, and thence by stage. running fourteen miles. Charles G. Griffith, of Helena, Mom, is familiar with this region. He is the ore buyer for the East Helena smelt- ing works, and has had occasion to watch the growth of the camp. Mr. Griffith says: “In some of the statements publishâ€" ed about the Trail Creek region there has been a great deal of exaggeration. I do not. believe in such a. method. It does not helpa district in the end, and really does no good. The plain facts will be sufficient to make a very good impression for the Trail Creek mines, and I do not think it necessary to go outside of them. . _ “These mines were discovered five years ago, but for a time nothing was done. THE REAL LIFE of the district dates from 1893. Then people began to talk about it, and the development began. Since that time the population has: lincreased to 3.500, and the excitement in the region has been great. . It takes 8. Ion time to de- velop a mining ion, an Trail Creek has made a remar able showing intwo years. _ “The mines are owned mostly by cap- italists from the United States. Afew Canadian companies have been formed during the last six‘months, but no English companies are 0 rating there. The food stigply for t e region will come from e United States, particu- larl ' from the valleys in Washington. “ t is probable that in a short time smelting works for the treatment of ore will be erected near Spokane. Moat of the ore now being shipped is band- led by the East Helena. works. . . "The district is the largest in Brit- ish Columbia. It is eight miles square, and within this space there are innumâ€" erable veins, large and small, with ore, so far as developed, that Will average as high as $45 a ton in gold. The total expense of handling the ore, even With the present cost of shipping, will amount to only about $15a ton, leavmg a good profit. “The two in the development of three large pro- ducing mines. the Le Roi, the \Var Eagle, and the J 051e, which produces 200 tons a. day. or a monthly value 'of $240,000. The War Eagle began ship- ping less than a. year ago, and Since then it has paid $182,000 in div1dends. The Le Roi, whenI left, was promismg a850,000 dividend before Christmas. In this mine the workings are down 450 feet, and the values have increased to AT LEAST TWICE the estimated average. . "The ore presentsa curious forma- tion. It is almost a mass of pyrites. In our mines in Montana we have found the pyrites which were taken out with the gold-bearing quartz general- ly very rich in gold. But there is no- thing anywhere else in the world that approaches the magnitude of this py- ritio deposit. . _ quantities, and the yield from a given space is very great in_ tonnage. The ore is a mixture of ca.lcipyri_te, iron py- ritc, and pyritite. The veins var in width. That in the Le Roi runs rom four to thirty feet. wider than this. “Besides the three large producing minus, there area number w years' work has resulted Rev. Dr. Calthrop, Syracuse. N.Y. The pyritcs lie in great grove of l A BROAD MINDED DIVINE Does Not Ilesltato to Speak For the Good Ills Words Will do. use ASehelnrly Christian and nBeleved Pallet Who Believes ln hauling the Body as “all u the Hind. The twentyâ€"ninth day of April is a. notable day in the history of the May Memorial church in Syracuse, as it is the anniversary of the installation of the Rev. Samuel R. Calthrop. D.D., the eminent divine who so long has minis- tered to them spiritually as pasth of the church. Dr. Calthr was born in England and received ' reparatory scholastic training at St. aul's School London. Entering Trinity College. Cambridge. he soon became a bright figure in that brilliant coterie of scholars, literary men and wits that followed in the tra- ditions of Macaulay and his associates at the university. In the middle of the ce'ntur he visited Syracuse and reâ€" ceived his irst impressions of the young city that nearly a score of years later he was to choose as his home and in which his labors have been so long and effective. The masterly gul it address- es of Dr. Calthrop have their fun- damentals drawn from the deepest re- search. Hls 16 have been instruct- ed by him, not only in things 3 iritual, but in the elements of the b at cul- ture, in literature, in art and in sci- ence. His young men have been taught a muscular system of morality. In these and in many other ways has he endeared himself to his congregation, which is one of the most. highly cultur- ed and wealthy in the city. - Dr. Calthrop has a striking person- ality. To the eye he’ is a most ictur-i 98 us ’ . His head and face. amed m . uxuriant masses of silky,snowy white hair and beard, are of the type of Bryant and Longfellow. Although over seventy years old his rather spare figure is firmx and erect and every movement is active , and graceful. His whole life long he has‘ beenan ardent admirer and romoter of! athletic sports, and even at is advancâ€"n ed agehplafvs tennis with all the vigor' and sk o a young man. To Syracus- ans, perhaps, this remarkably versatile: man is most widely known, apart from' his profession, as a scientist. On 3. br' ht April morning a reporter followed t e winding driveway that curvmg around the hills leads to, Calthrop Lodge, an old-fashioned red; brick mansion, surrounded by a, _ oaks !and chestnuts.f “Wearing a black skull cap and a? black coat of semiâ€"clerical cut, the master of Calthrop Lodge raciously re-i ceived the reporter who cal ed to inquire about his health, for, though manfully suffering, Dr. Calthrop for may years had beenthe victim of a distressing.‘ prpmripticm. Itiseucha ocean I might get from my doctor but hswould notgiveitmsuchaoompectform and w“m the pills highl ' ’ all who are troubled with rhuingfism, locomotor ataxia or ishm‘ of the blood." m unpom ant No might or greatnem can censure escape; back-wounding calumny the whitest Virtue strikes.â€"Shakspeare. UATABRHAL DEAFNEBS OPTWILVI YEARS STANDING. Cured by Dr. Agnew'l Oatmhal Powder â€"An Extraordinary Experience. Oath nearly always leaves its mark after it. Those are frequently revealed in deafnes- o! the victim. A case in point is that of Capt. Ben Connor. of 189 Berkeley. strect. Toronto. who was deaf for twelve years from catnrrh. No medicine or treatment did him any good. until be procured I bottle of Dr. Agnow’l Cetenhai Powder, which gave immediate re lief, and continuing to use it. in a short time the deafness was entirely removed. Mr. Con- nor‘s friends who knew the extremity of the malady,sreloud in the praises of this modi- clne: and Capt. Connor himself will be only too glad to answer-ell enquiries concerning his can and remarkable cure. One short pad of the breath through the Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr. Agnew. Catsn-hnl Powder, diffuses this powder over the surface of the nasal per is en. Painless and delightful to use. it re level instantly. and permanently cures Catarrh. Hay Fever, Colds. Headache, Sore Throat. Tonsllitls and Deafness. â€"-â€" â€"-â€"..a_... __ Sarcasm poisons reproof.â€"Wiggles- STARVED. STOMACH RUINED AND MEMORY GONE. Caused by Using 8,421 Plugs of Tobacco- A, T. Budd, Drugglst, of Arnnrlor, Ont. Reports this ‘Vonderlul Case. ' Man does a lot of foolish things, and when you come to look them all over, the continued use of tobacco is, without dfiubt, the most unacx countable of them a . Tobacco kills more people than all the contagious diseases together. )Ve don’t know it, or don’t want to ad- mit it, but it's so. Not one man in ten would get sick so easily and die from (atarrh, consumption, pneumonia. heart-disease, etc., if his otherwise strong constitution were not undermin- ed by strong tobacco poison. It's so easy to get started, and so im~ poasfole to stop tobacco use, unless Noâ€" To-Bac comes to the rescue. Millions are now seeking relief, and they are coming from all parts of the world. Read this letter: Arnprior, Ont... Sept. 20, 1895. A. T. Budd, Esq., Druggist,Arnprior, Ontâ€"Dear Sir: I have used Noâ€"Toâ€"Bac and found it a complete cure. I had smoked and chewed or 20 years. I had need a 10-cent plug of chewing tobacco every day, as well as three pl l s of smoking a. week. My doctor tol me that tobacco was killing me, andI tried to.qu.it of my own accord, but could not eXist Without it. After using three boxes of No-To-Bac I am completely cured. My nerves were a complete wreck, but now my nerves never trou- ble me. For many years I could not eat any breakfast, .my stomach was in such a. bad condition. Now I can eat as well as anyone, and have gained con- siderable in weight,_a.nd am better phy- small and .mentally than ever before, and can highly recommend Noâ€"Toâ€"Bac [as a. complete cure. JAMES HEADRICK, Clay Bank P.O.. Ont. Now, No-To-Bac is a. nerve maker. Other veins are repressing all possible evidence of hisfaids digestion. and Will hellit anyone from _wea.kne._ss to health. is the grandest medicine ever madeâ€"over 300,- ich have affliction, until by fortunate chance he? 000 cures. You run no risk. for you been so far developed as to indicate was lead to take the remedy which has] can buy NO-TO-Bac under abSOIllte guar- that they will undoubtedly . ‘oduccrs within a short time. In addi- become effectually cured him. i During more than half of his pastor- an tee from your own druggist. Do it toâ€"dayl Now is the time, and in a week ion to this, there is agreat amount ate in Syracuse, Dr. Calthrop has been.or two be free and well. _Get our book- of develoiment work being done. and troubled with rheumatism, and at in- let, "Don‘t Tobacco Spit and Smoke new stri cs are being made all the ' tervals he suffered excruciating-agony Your Life Away." \Vrittcn guarantee time. "In what I have said to you all. of m ' estimates have been conservative. I believe the district will prove to be one of the reatest on this continent when it is ully developed, but I do not care to go outside of absolute cer- tainties." The Only Great and thoroughly rc- from it. At times the pain was so, great as to prevent him from walking. Many remedies were tried without suc- cess and he and his friends had giv- en up hope of a permanent cure or of more than temporary relief when he took the preparation that drove the disease completely from his system. In a letter written to the editor of The Evening News. of Syracuse, last year, Dr. Calthrop told of his affliction and its cure. This is Dr. Calthrop's letter: -â€" To the editor of The Evening News,â€" Dear Sir: More than 35 years ago I liable building-up medicine, wrenched my left knee, throwing it al- nerve tonic, vitalizer and Blood Purifier Before the people today, and which stands preeminently commenced, this time above all other medicines, is HOOD’S Sarsaparilla It has won its hold upon the hearts of the people by its own absolute intrinsic merit. It is not what we say, what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, that tells the story:â€" Hood’s Cures Even when all other prepar- ations and prescriptions fail. "The face of my little girl from the time chem three months old, broke out and but _I have never had a twinge most from its socket. Great swelling followed, and the synovial juice kept leaking from the joint. This made me lame for years, and from time to time the weak knee would give out entirely and the swelling would commence. This was always oc- casioned by some strain like a sudden stop. The knee gradually recoveredlmt always was weaker than the other. About 15 years ago, the swelling re- withoiit any wrench at all, and before long I realiz- ed that this was rheumatism settling in the weakest part of the body. The trouble came so often that I was oblig- cd to carry an opiate in my pocket cvcrywhcrc I went. I had generally a packet in my waistcoat pocket, but in going to a conference in Buffalo, I for- got it, and as the car was damp and cold, before I got to Buffalo. my knee was swollen to twice its natural size. I had seen the good effects that Pink Pills were having in such cases, and I tried them myself with the result that or a swell- ing Since. This was effected by taking seven or eight boxes. I need not say that I am thankful for my recovered independence, but I will add that my knee is far stronger than it has been for 35 years. I took one pill at my meals three times a day. I gladly give you this statement. Yours. S. R. Calthrop. Since writing this letter Dr. Calthrop has not had any visits from his old enemy and is even more cordial now in his recommendation of Dr. Williams' WWW“ with “be WWI" but“ Pink Pills than he was then. To the bottles of Hood’s Bempullln and it com- plately cured her. We are glad to recom- mend Hood’s Sampsrfiln." T306. hf. mama, Clinton, Ontario. Be euro to et Hood’s _ Hood's Pins :i:.2’..“£.‘2§$" reporter he said: ,, "I am continualiv recommending Dr. \Yilliam' Pink Pills to acquaintance; and those I chance to meet who are troubled with rheumatism or locomotox- ataxia. "Pink Pills." continued, Dr. Caith "op. “are the best thing of the kind. 1 know of. They are infinitely superior '0 must modicuies that are put up {n' ale. I know pretty well what the pill- mini!) and I miisider it an excellent and free sample mailed for the asking. Addrws The Sterling Remedy 00., Chi- cago or New York. Let not any one say? that he can not govern his pass10ns.â€"-Locke. Growing Prevalence of Bright’s Dis- easa. Bright's Diacase'shows‘ltself usually in de- prossion of spirits. Life loses its zest. Ef- forts bring an early fatigue. There is loss of appetite; iistleasncss; sleep fails to refresh. 'l ere may,’or may not be pain in the region of the kidneys. It is not only aston- ishing. but alarmng. the cxtent to which this disease is seizing the ablcst men of the country, The decoptivo nature of the trouble is almost akin to that of consumption. Our dearest friends are carried off with it before we are aware of the nature of llieir disease. 'I he one salvatitn i810 rid the system of the trouble ntlts inception. This is being most niccessfully accomplished by South nmcrl- can Kidney Cure. 9. medicine that will cure any case of lblght'a disease that has not. already sigmd me death warnan of its victim. 1:. Sea medicine that mosacomplcie- 1y ride the systcm or these elements flint go lo constitute this disease. working dsimc- Lively upon the kidneys. ~_.___._â€"â€" â€"» - 4â€"â€" Thoso who never retract their opin- ions love themselves more than they love trul.h.â€"Joubert. Karl's Clover Root Tea lsasure cure for Headache and Nervous Diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly. Inventors of military accouterments, harness and the like. have taken out 435 patents. Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies .the blood and gives a clear and beautiful complexion. Nature is commanded by obeying her. â€"Bacon. Rheumatism is Still Being Cured in from One to Three Days by South American Rheumatic Cureâ€"More Testimony. , Mr. Z. A. Van Luven. Governor of All‘ County Gaol, of Napanee, Ont, writes :â€"“.\I, wife has been a great sufferer from rheumn' :ism for some time ML The disc: so attackc‘ 'hc limbs and was rowing them onto! ahnpv. rhc pain was most excmciatln . She cou'd not get anything to cure her. fr. Huffman , Prnnlnt, of this town. recommended South American Rheumatic Cure. The first few lines gave my wife-i crfcct roller. Torin). "for taking {our b -lt:c~i of the remedy, she I “Help that the iii-ease is entirel credit-lo ’01“ her system and blesses the sy she ilr~ an! of this remedy. Content is the wealth of natureâ€"Sn. crates. Consum Lion LaGrippe, Pneumonia ind all hroat and Lung diseases are :ured by Shiloh's Cure. It’s a Curious Woman who can't have confidence in Dr. Pieroe‘l Favorite Prescription. Hero is a tonic for tired-out womanhood. a remedy for all its peculiar ills and ailmentsâ€"and if it doesn‘t help you. there's nothing to What more can you ask for in a medicinal _ The "Prescription" will build up, strengthen and invigorate the entire fe- male system. It regulath and promotes all the proper functions. improves digesâ€" tion. enriches the blood. aches and pains. brings refreshing s so , and re- stores health and v' .r. "female complaints" of every d and in all chronic wee.an and derangements. it's the surest remedy. Nothingl urged in its place by {deal- er, thong it may be better for him to soil. can be, "just as good" for you to buy. Sand for a free pham hlet. Ad- dress \Vorld's Dispensary edicsl As- sociation, Buffalo. N. Y. The Spltetul Thing. Mm. Mannâ€"It is so provoking! That girl I discharged last week is gomg about tell" everybody what a splen- did woman am. Mr. Mannâ€"And you find fault with her for that! ' Mrs. Mannâ€"Of course I do. Don't you see that the artful thing is trying to make people believe that she lot of her own accord! â€"____._____ UNSANITARY WALL COATINGS CONDEMNED BY THE BIBLE. “And behold if the e be in the "III oftho house with hollow ctr s, menish or reddish, than the ricst shall go out of a house to the door of the ouse, and shut u the house sevon day! * ‘ ' " And he shall cause t a house to be scraped within round about, and they shall pour out the dust that dig scrape off without the city into an unclean p c. To each of the first three persons in every city and town in the Dominion of Canada who write The Alabastine Co., Limited, of Paris, Ont. giving the chapter containing the above passago of scripture, will be sent an order on the Alabastino dealer in the town for a. package of Alabastine, enough to cover 50 square yards of wall, two coats, tinted or white. To all who apply, giving- us the name of the paper in which they saw this notice, will be given an ingenious puzzle, the solving of which may earn you $50.00. To test a. wall coating, take a small quantity of it, mix in equal quantity of boiling water, and ifit does not set when left in the dish over night, and finally form a stone-like cement without shrinking, it is a. kalsomine, and dependent upon glue to hold it to the wall, the feature so strongly objected to by sanitarians. This matter of looking to the sanitary nature of wall coatings seems to be con- i sidered of much importance of late. A supplement to the Michigan State Board of Health, condemns wall paper and kalsomines {or walls, and recommends Alabastine as being sanitary, pure, porous, permanent, economical and beautiful. Alabastine is ready for use by mixing in cold water. The farrier is aided in his work by the gator to the number of 1,234 pa;- . l .-n_.._l_.. WELL YESTERDAYâ€"DEAD TO-DAY Sudden Taking 011' by Heart Disease. That pain In the side, that sense of smotlier' ing. that palpitation of the heart. that native . nose, renderingit impossible for one to remain ' long in any one positionâ€"these are symptoms of heart disease that should be immediately heeded. And practical heed will be given by securing a. bottle of Dr. Agnow's Cure for the Heart. the most wonderful heart specific that has ever been given to the world. As has been shown frequently in these columns. some of the moat desperate cases of heart trouble have been cured bv its use. One dose will relieve in 30 minutes. The remedy is harmless as milk, as it i .i l vegetable 8 out re y A poet must needs be before his own age to be even with posterityâ€"Lowell. Thousands of cases of Consumption. Asthma, Coughs; Colds and Group are cured every day by Shiloh’s Cure. .Maudeâ€"J' Did you go to Clara's wed- ding ?” Mabelâ€"" No; I never encourage lotteries." Catarrhâ€"Use Nasal Balm. Quick, posiâ€" ive cure. Soothing. cleansing. hea ing. Estellaâ€"" A lover is much more do- voted than a husband.” Murilloâ€""Yes, indeed; and, besides, one can have a whole lot of lovers at once." Fitting Out the Ashantee Expedit’on \Ve are pleased to note that the Gov- ernment has sent a. quantity of Baking Powder manufactured by W. G. Dunn & Co. of Croydon and Canada. with the Ashantee Expedition. IV. 1’. C. 799 elf=help You are weak, "run-down," healthis fra11,strength gone. _.__ _‘_ Doctors call your case an-' aemiaâ€"there is a fat-fam- ine in your blood. Scott’s Emulsion of cod-liver oil, With hypophospliites, is the best food-means of getting your strength backâ€"â€"your doctor will tell you that. He knows also that when the digestion is weak it is better to break up cod-liver oil out of the body than to burden your tired digestion with it. Scott's Emulsion does that. Scan & Bochllevillc, Ont. pound”... gS‘A‘USAGI-l CASINOS. Finest imported Eng- ». Ilrill sheep and narrow American hog can visa: right prices. Purl: “Incline”hCn..Lt}I,Tomnt/). Ibo Leadln I " l So bah-tr bulbâ€"a tgr 0L.“ 8 lnyjlnicfetmz ‘ ‘1: M u‘tr‘iI-i thou: D. o “8' 1193’" bejwilhoutrthia i. naming Lunch c (5.5. FENDRITH. Hmufno .mu. 73 to SI Adelaide 8L W.. Toronto. Uni. _.â€"â€"__._â€"_... ! DWYIAGM Eyed-liable. Mlmlm ' Earn alw o to b or cell N ‘I “rstrnw (Imam;- Foam... in :3 ; ion, WM. human a; co. Tomb. 5 Panama“ no si. Gravel maxing: 1-00 mo . cot metal workers. ill Ad 9 W..%r§ntl BAKERS- m on! do without them. 1 mTtaPoiidrlth. mm” “cach V Tonoxm m Sun-noun. 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