Daily Colonist (1899-03-10) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1899-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

AN Al.L-HOUXn FAiLmtro.

Di.sheailcniMl Man Takes to tlie Water, 1)111 Ctinnot liviMi .'^ink.

Krom the \elson 'rrnmiie.

l-;dward ■\\'liile, a middle-aged man, made a deliberate attein|it at suicide this morn-lug by Juniping from the end of the city wharf. White w-as noticed walking along the wharf alioiit S:;10 Ihls morning by C. Archibald, an eni|ili..vee of the Sayward Mill Conipanv, and Alexander Dow, captain of the liig Surprise. lie removed his coat when he reached the end of the wharf and jumped Into the water without further ceremouy. When Dow and Archibald went to see wlrat had become of the would-be si:lclde,'they found him lloatlng face downward In the water. Dow secured a pike-pole from the tiig aud secured a hold In Whiles' clothing until Archibald put a rope around the body. White -was then llslied out iind taki-n on board the Surprise, where he was restored to consciousness. The llrst words he uttered when he became con-si-loufi were framed Into a complaint against the Interference which had saved his life. He was afterwards removed to the Koot-enay Lake general hospital.

Bici Heod&cho and rollovo all tho troubles bxA d«nt lo a bilious state of tho system, bucIi oa JH*zSn'jm, Kauaoa, Broweinosa. OlatTTi^ (tfle; loatiDR. Pain lu tho o'ldo, to. Whilo their mo»t flMiaik&ble Bucccas has bcca shown in oaiiD|{

Hc?iaob«, yet Carter's Lltllo liver Pills nivJ equally vahmblc in C'on.3tii)ati(-n. curing aud pro-vuntmg thlsnnnoyiiicconiiilr.lnt.whllc thoyalao correct all iliHordcrs of, l!ofilomai'li,atlmiilat<» tho liver aud regulato Uio bowels. Even if taof unlj

Sriioth«ywonIdl;oalmo8tprlcnIp,SBto those who nuHerfrom lliiadistres.siugcomplaint; bntfortu-Uatoly tIielf(ToodiicHadons netuadlicrft.and tho.sa who onoo try tliom will And thoso littlo pills valu-Cblelneoinany-wuyH thai Ihey will not lio -wi[. toajt (odo tyII hout them. But after allalclc

tutiietians ot soiunny Ilvog that h i-slii^dMiTO wamakeontgnwi toast. Osr'pllliouxolt'slilU , Atbpra do not.

Cuter't Ltttia Uvoi- Pills iro verr iraAiX rod Mrxetayiotaka. On.;orti'opiIlainaken doa«. VBof tat atiiotir ngotable knd d» cot giip* oa fan*, tistitir (heir aentlaaction plmsoitU nba veethem. JnylalsiitJSoeotgi Avefortk. OcM tV dniggtiU ererywhere, or sontby vulU

mnn medicine ca, VMfc.

. feaB RL biail Ssst hS Mft

NO ANTIIUAC'l'l'K AFTER 2001!.

Interesting Mathemalicnl (■;alcnIatlons by 11.11 OiKTutor.

"Of course." said a LacUawaiina Vii l(\v cnal (ipcnitor, who has a turn for statistics, to ii New York Sun reiireseiit-iitive reecinlv. "it won't nitike a. great ileal 111' (lifl'eri'iice to us what kiinl of fuel peojile llioii on earth will lie using, hilt you may set it down for ti fact that imsteritv won't hroil its chops nor toast its shins hv the lieiit of iinthracite coal later thtiu tlie year liOOS, I have figured it all out anil I know what I am talking ahoiil.

"Hveryboily knows, or ought to know, that there is no anthracite eoal worth speaking nhoiit outside of reiiiisylvatiia. iiiul only in this favored corner of ronn-sylvaniii, iit that. Xow, the boundaries of the anthi-iicite coal urea are dcUneil with such luiitheiuiitictil certainty that basing my oalciilatioiis on tho known or estiinaled depth dip, thickness and extent of tile coal deposits, I am aWe to liguro out that licforo any anthracite coal wa.s taken from our mines wo had the neat little storage there of 13,000,-000,000 tons to draw from.

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