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in very minute quantities in sea water still seems to cxert a certain fascination 0nineii`s minds. They Study Ollt Bild occasionally parent methods of recovering the metal. This is brought before us ,gain by the fact that the United States patent odlce hasjust granted a new patent-No. 679,215-to the Henry C. Bull,of London, for a "method of extracting gold from sea water." The inventor in this case proposes to use lime gs a reducing agent.

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Lnganized -.mder Laws State. New jClS€Y~

President, Faaxcis TREVELYN.

N. Y. Journal.

vice president, wii.i~`i<i-:n P. POND.

spirit of the`Times

Sec’y Trees., HKURY HELLMAN,

Real Est: te.

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Francis Trevelyan Wilfrid P. Pond. Henry Hellman A L_ H, Short(Hazard of N. Y. Com. Adv.)

A_ p_ w_ Leslie, M‘gei Spiritof the Times.

Ed. Abercrombie. Sinn* °f lb’ T‘m°s'

Thos. Allen, Tobucm Mania :t\u'e'r.

THE REASONS that the far West

must seek the East for oilbillil 1° d*V°|°P its riches are maDY» the P"i“°ip“1 °"e’ be' cause the’ dollar in the West is scarce and virtually worth onli’ *\b°“t' 63 2’3 cents m purchasing the manufactures of the EHST- This is duoto transD01'ff\"l°“ °h°":3es' Thi Eastern dollar purchasing its own lnilnll factures, and the Western dollar its own production. l'¢f°"‘“8 Dl`i|\°iP°u7 w 35"' mlgure- will do relatively the same work. Now, rou3l\1.Y Spwkinlh W “ONE TH0U` SAND miles from the Atlantic Coast to me mississivni Ri'°f» "W" "h°°I';°‘;’t';§ .d by every one the centre of t e. n States: but from the Mississiplli RW" t'° the Pacific Coast, is TWO THOUSAND

,,,||.,,_ spin rquuhly »v°e\=i°H- 7° 9°’ cent, of the population of the United States resides eaiv- of the Mississippi Riva-_ Therefore we have an area of

twice the size of what is really the W3; populated by only Ill psr cent of the en population of the United State8. ind that again includes Indians. Wm’ 3" sunt’ not a gre .t factor in 8|!l'|°\l1W|'¢» mmm? or such business enterprises. In timer! gone by the Westem people realized that , in a community of interest lay their best ; chance for the developement of their rich country. The money Win# Scarce 'nth them, the feeling being strong that what-

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,, y of on.. ..-i.__~_..i 1 in tin; prosneflitii-Y_£lfi:;» aro<‘- 'lint iiiwh ~'-_iv uymga 5'. » . ' sifii ‘";‘:' .£.‘;.° cents per share to N 0 91' U i ‘h es' but issuing only afew thousani s ar . Th- is what we of the East could not nn- d ist nd_ than the projects which prove rits 8 ivlis io 'be so rich simuifi soil their themse n me penny basis. The millions B Mes ollions of dollars that Wer€_¥»8»k€I1 ggggf ;I_l|Jq\e earth with the little expendi- ture cf ciillimli Dl`0Ved the 'Y‘ 9% ragm' amd made vteilfy m(1)\?Y clE:l0rgL€ :l‘;]Ceh»;g;h0‘§ ; oing so s i . . _ bro\1zh\'» "W0 Wg" cquntlifss swhliil concerns that sold their* s are old ame basis. However, these concerns S, their shares by the ream. We P"‘“"“‘3_ Dress never ceasivil 091002 _*S were ‘&."“‘; chance to unload a few shares. réftlllfan tile itself suffered from theS6.hm°mM') mom East. A big m&l0_l`“'Y °f I' e .D theywest eers who made their fort-un¢;iI£wNY basis: suiriinq virtually on thle Em; with their after doingso,cometot 0 e here but fortunes and spend their 112011 Y b of~» the dm °"ii“... W... West to the new comersi. I ment of could command f0l' “he loevftgg capital ihsatvzliiggtii pI?agtmiiSi'it;° asm dominion sinks in worthless ente!pl'65°.st;(;'°§ym6t‘; Years, the riches uf the like of about would be added to at the ra E meme” $500000 ww a year' Few wiht of the realize for instanye. the Wfti ei own that State of California! When I' 8 ngew York an imaginary line starting *_ t pass_ city and extended along tléeilms :Ierse ing through the States OM eand Vi-gf Pennsylvania, Delaware. 8;! Catalina ginia, North Carolina. 53°” Florida’ Georgia, and half way ownhi b is th; would be 850 miles in eX00D\5» W ° f Cau_ length of coast line of the Ststehatg e of fornia, and which SW” “‘°'t° mgucm climate with a new varletyo tv is one every hundred miles. The Stiaie Now hundred and any mil" Wh ff riches imagine this vast domain with ahead awaiting the capital. D'-“"3” “S “ms J been invested there, to develop D

Deny! 011 is its successor!

Coal was King! _ without mi me worm numlyzgdéoilo per cent of the cost of ever! Wntg cost mind is iibsr. zper cent °°1Y.- ‘.f.h °, re of labor in the D!0¢iU°"i°“ °f °'l° 1.°re.tgd the coming demand for oil is un igllld 6, and the railroads which have throt ba St many enterprises by *hd* °xlh°¢f f 'me ch&¥`8¢s. will be comlwlled in 3° f fe em] to use oil as their fuel instead 0 008 - The profits of a well-conducted gg pany, owning good oil lands- hlilld' e sale of oil for fuel alone, not cons fr DR by-nroducvs. are Stossarink l” the egé trinity. ciiifomu is now i>~'°° wi ,_ one vast oil reservoirh zsiwgmqgzx capital to sink the we s ° voir, and we of the Egst who fldrnish Ellis

ca ital will rea the srvvfw- 'glie New Anlasterdam Oil 001119037 3; Ventura., Californla,owns a vast tx-act‘ oiiiiiidin the but aisti-lot; 1wmb°f°,_“t its personnel of officers, men of the big - ftstlntergity; it ofrers youth!! °PP°"_"”"

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does it follow that securing a berth even in a palatial C. P. R. sleeper means to sleep.

In despair I rehearsed the closing words

of my chief, who, (with a. twinkle in his eye) said as he bade me bon voyage; “my boy, too often prisoners who have under- gone a term of incarceration misuse the

liearly days of their freedom. You

are going from the restrictions of the Prohibition law, from the thraldom of

your wife. Be guarded,do not misuse your

Gminnrasis reputation and come back,

freedom, go forth as the guardian of THE,

porter ol the Government soon after with

the query, “What I You’re not hung yet I’

Arrived at Windsor Street, Montreal,

we removed our traps to the parcel ollice, got our cheques and under our ciceronc 1 put of! on the cars for Mount Royal. Those who had not ascen led before in the cable cars which carry one up ihs moun-

tain, stood aghast. Imagine the ordinary " pitched roof running some hundreds or

'yards and you have an idea of the slope. Once started the sense of fear was merged in that of delight. A short walk brought

uslo a spot familiar to all visitors to

Interior View of at Palace

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gpg, \ e view is a royal one. The ,, _

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minutes were given for breakfast. We the City’s feet. Spanning it stands the ed ti

an podean trade relations. _

a bridge, no longer covered ' Hardly were our post-prandial weeds

passenger, sans boots and collar rushed but now atrordinga due view wb th B

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the consciousness that he was late, made

itself heard above the din.Appc arance and voice drew all eyes nor could we restrain a smile. Sizing us up he seized on the scribe and loudly queried: “You’re from

the country aren’t you if’ I answered I

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traversed by team or cars. As in duty

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the party off to the Chateau Ramsay. ln

bound we listened to the perennial story d its century 01d S“"'°“UdiU85 We Wm 19,5"

of the illustrious Cartiers' response when l Her late most Gracious and Beloved 1 Majesty enquired the number of feet con- tained in the bridge. “When the citizens

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smile was atmy expanse then and later. Every place of interest, and our vant~ I My Amour pronro, if wounded. was moli-Qiige spot commanded ii view extended to

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PLEURETIC PAINS ADANGER SIG- From this sreob panorama we moved to ea y In 6 (J Ot In to

NAL _'classic McGill. Our guide possessed the ~

open sesame and the Oxford of Canada *W

Prompt treatment dis essential, Baths

therem°mmmea_;_,e, w,,,,,,__,_m, ~,,,.,,._, ,,,. ,,,,,,, 0, ___ ,,',,,,_,,,,,,_, _,__ Underclothing, Shirts Collars Ties at 25 to 50 f

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known to fail. Cures lmost instantly-I 5° W1' IVE CYGS-

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lumbago arecured by Nerviline Justas p readily. Polson’s Nerviline cures all pain ‘tions as to churches. public buildings 'f

“UI d ‘3t|h°|b°s|le§5l;?°°°h°m hmmenn kmwn large stores etc., en route and proved

eyclopedic and veracious. Would I could W 111°(-38 1-3 I

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_.___ of the Arrived at the Place Viger a well served v ~ P00 ac

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we ever seen them, very neat as usual

and a little improvement here and

Every man needs a new hat for fall

Here s the place to get gpg

The prices are 75o $100 $l 0 $..00

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