-----g vv --1 v-out jut I, xii mnchnIuuuIou|h|ol.l|IopnHhu- ulvuonnlovdvllilh mlncnhl -l-.|. IIIIII nnnulirnhlqinubaadunfln. Baku- Nln ruunh.lntholnIoruuoL|nnnuho- hq upnnuy.I-ooulnd auction"- nauroudthctllbh nnnduhnnot lnnthogcvcnuughllhogwuuoac ofviiohlr. ldlourha-mhrhunow panic! in Int! Ii1l.nnu-lnlnnllu :4n:I I. -_- `B-4 _..l. L- n-_n_L Honour Huh Investigation. Hr. Balfour hlhumia bdngnndo.oodlroutbog0n- an! honor ol his butt upoooh ho oonaidorl it about lino. Hitherto. up Mr. lglln... A..I.-t..| .J.._.u.. nu uwvun uuu. nvulurt, R]! If. Bailout. Ioohniosl education in Eng- hnd Inn nnun. mu. _... `I.-- -ugnuuu wwuu IIU Ulyrjill IIIII [III IV` gen-ding the proepenty ol Britieh undo, end In eeklng for e governmental enquiry into each neuere ee German competition, will prove 00 he of the [viewer edvenhege to Briueh menufecourern, though why he did not order thie enquiry eighteen nonthe eo,whenhe ween the heed of nein, pulse the under-etending ol ordinary nlnde. -nn I Inc un. 1.0:-dkouhorynndorcdgrut uorvioetao II. I T] I A-. Biimn, ... -.... .--nu gvuvuuu -uvvv-vu. And Mr. Footer dud Sir Adolphe Caron have undorhkon horoaurrect. it in On- tario. They hope for (noon! in Comvull. I oonnorvuivo and lu-goly I Romnn ()` tbolic constituency. and thy may win, but chcynro paving the vny for the do- hu. 0! the party in othor oonltituencioa, and uuoh I debt! In my and their "use- fnlnun" u diuurbcn of the public pace. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION AND GER- IIAN TRADE. I --.| n-__L-_ _-_.I_,-J FIUIII Nor in thin expreron opinion conned toontario. The Montreal (1-izetta warm it: perty that any attempt. to carry re- medial legislation through the present perliement would ueurodly fail, more than one-half of the member: being denitely pledgeq against it; and there is no likelihood 0! any better prospect of it: auooeea in any future parliament. "Re- medial legislation. it declares. "in dead; it Ivan killed by the vote of thin province in the lent general election." A...l ll- moglgu -...I ax- a.I-|_L, 1-,, I"""-T'W But Sir Charles is in England and Mr. Foster and Sir Adolphe Caron have decid- ed to revive the school question and to make it the issue of the)iour in the bye elections. In Cornwall they made a wicked attack upon Mr. Laurier because of his settlement of the diiculty, the most determined effort being made to arouse religious feeling in aoonetituency in which, it is alleged, some fty per cent. 0! the electors are Roman Catholics. These facts were, of course, deliberately overlooked: (I) That the schools of Manitoba, operated under the new order of things, will, as [A Patrie declares, be better than the schools of Quebec; (2) that the compro- mise has the approval cl ve ol the eight school trustees of St. Boniface, and that a motion, presented at a meeting called to pronounce against the settlement, was withdrawn in order to avoid its rejection; that Mr. Monk, M.P. for Jacques Cartier, at a meeting of the Club Cartier in Mon- treal, while expressing himself as dis- satisfied with the compromise, insisted that it was binding and made an end of the remedial legislation; and (4) and tinally, that the conservative press, which represents the majority of conservative electors, has rejoiced in the removal from the political arena of a matter that he- sidos its disturbing effect, certainly led to the defeat of the party in the last elec- shun: IIIAI. Anni; AAIIJ A IIIHLIV LIIIDIIIKXBH The coneervative party. judging it by the performance of the men who presume to lead it in Sir Charles Tupper n absence. have not learned anything from the recent election. A: the news of defeat reached him, and subsequently, in his first address in" the commons, Sir Charlee admitted that a great miatake had been made in attach- ing so much importance to the school quee- tion. to the obscuration of other queationa in connection with which the electors might think better of the conservative mug, Mr. Foster wen u men of promise. But he is I mm of otoe.end he bu been eager to t. and shape his opinions. to revise them every dny is necessary, in order to secure it. J net now,'_he is in distress, and if he keeps on us he hss been doing since banished from Ottswn. will be the Jonsh of his psrty. ":3"-.': r:'_'::!:I.: :.`:P:".l:':' In e friendly way with some and in tight- ing with othere. end ee 5 reeult Mr. Footer at himself down to I-eviee the teri`. But the Inenufecturere` ueooietion had An executive committee which went to work about the lune time. end ee 5 reenlt, ec cording to the eeoretei-y : report. A brief wee bended to Hr. Foeter which beec- cepted in hit-entirety. That atetement hee never been contredicted by Mr. Foeter. In it not true! Then why ehoulditbe allowed to circulete to the damage of e great men and hi: inuence. If is in true how can he have the Audacity to reflect upon the honesty of the tariff commie- eion .` uuuvw vnlvsvvl IE IFJII Yo,ho did-nob. Whoa Slr John Thomp- son : mutaor mind lod tho oonnorvstivo party ho likened. At. a mating in Tomato, the notional policy to a true which had moulgloring bunches which had to be out nwny. Uh: the work would be done can fully. Mr. Foobar and his colleagues were sent out on their hr!!!` onquiry, md they Iuoooodod In noting} f_o1p3o;g|_o_,`i_r_:iulki_ng In; 'Fi-.l:`|4C cut with -nun; gun` in ski. IN YEAR AND FEMBLING. When tbolibenh took oioo Hon. George E. Footer in: quite utiuod. and go. tint tho liberal: would not due to Alter or reduce the tail . Now he in very much uid thoyyill do oomethinpnnd at Corn- vull be condemned tho commission which was now oonlulting tho buainou men as to ` the manner in which the tariff noctod tbor_n. He was portnin that the nnttonnl policy could not be sboliuhod without dun- Ago to the lnduutu of the country. "He had rovllod the `tail hqunntly. and know whouul he Ipoko." V-njm am_.... wt... m. ,1..|... m|........ A G_r99!_$9!:t% 'THIf3_ DAIyY wyncf REPEATING THEIR MISTAKE. TL- ___.-__,,_A. I-hlmron, Aug. I0. I r. 8. 8. Ryrknnn. lonmon. Ont... bun 813,-] uh gnu plunun 'W"`I id I Ill Tho pain Hun nl. int: B. H. camiwsky, To I. lln.uu & 06.. Dnudoo. Ono. anking-nn .1 Int: ulna:-Q in an UC|u~'-l'Il In V0? poor BQIIII '0! ov_nr four yarn: thodoctoruidit uncon- Ita ' . Notwnn` unpondtoo I: Km ing huuluzgol ILRB. ...a';:a. (`B1111 II `IO PIIID OI HIEIIIIK Iuf IWI. A nsolution nu puud. roqnoltln tho dominion government. to :-5:!:- fun u for tho bower carrying out oxporinonu At. the Onuriouporinanhl utuiom. The director: 0! the Ontario fruit gnaw- era mociation met. yesterday dternoon in the hotel Frontaennu. And wound n the bneineee ol the convention. Inn once with the viubee of 1 large majority ol the memben. to have the next. annual conven- tion held at Waterloo. that town Ill choeen no the place of meeting for I897. A ncnlnlinn uni nnnnrl. uunnnnuna IL. Rheunxllnn Cured In Day. South American Rheumatic Cure. for rheumntilm end neurnlzin. ndically cure: in one an three dnyn. [tn action upon the system in remarkable end mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease in-medlntely diuppeere. The first dose reatly benets. Seventy-re cents. Id by W. H. Medley successor wN. C. Pnlnnn & (30. 50! Dy W. ll Polnon I Co.__ l'Il|'IO'I UO|Ol'y Uompounu, HIO WONG ! leadin medicine. nlwayu in stock; the kind 3. at. curea. memos: uuvlaer may xouow. The preparation: of physicians` preacrip~ tions is our forte. 3usages VUDBII I \ll'-IIIIIIUI. Toronto Hell. In the parlor of the Rouin house yea- terdeye meeting was held for the pur- pose of forming an aesocietiouol gradu- ates and members of the alumni of Queen's college. Kin ston. Capt. D. M. Robertson reeided.nn there were also present E. R. eucock. S. H. Grey, J. S. Rowland, J. J. McLennen, A. N. Bein. A. H. Benton. R. J. Mcbenmn, Dr. R. J. Fraser, Rev. Dr. Millignn. end the Rev. J. M. Mc- (lillivrny. The object ol the asso- cietion will beto hee up the old college epirit olgood lellmvs ip. and promote as much am poesible the interoete of the col- lege generelly. Before ltliournmont I com- mittee wns appointed to drnlt a constitu- tion and by-laws, and elect oicers. which will be conrmed at a general meeting, to be held early in January. Principal Grant, of the college, will be present at this meet- in . The committee is made up of tho lol owing: The Rev. Dr. Millignn. the Rev. J. M. Mcllillivrey. Capt. I). M. Robert- son and Messrs. H. M. Mownt end A. H. Benton. vvnuu luur uncult- When your doctor writes A prescription for you. it should be very carefully ple- pnred. no that the results desired by your medical adviser may follow. The nrhnnrnlinnn of nhvnininnf nrannrin Ila UIIIIIII Iu nuuullu Thete men who gives his whole and undivided ettention to one particular sub- ject should ecquire I greater prociency in it. then one whoseener iesere expen in different directions. his is true of the medioelsuperintendent, and his staff of Assistants. at Lekehuret institute, in their treetment of alcoholism end kindred die- eues. Every fresh cue Adds to the ex- perience oi years. and to the number of those suuceesfully treated. There is no sudden and dangerous deprivetion of ii- quor; there are no bolts and here; the - pe- tient gives up the drink habit elmoat un- consciously, and. from that moment, takes the first ramp on his u ward oereer, oom- mencinsz life nfreeh un er brighter auspices. For pem hlet and terms address The Manager. kehursi institu te. 0alrville.0nt-. we > one was snis--that when any ais- cov was made, when any new outlet of industry was invented, the amount of dis- posable English capital was so great that England reaped the chief benet from it. (Cheers) Was not Germany. by bringing into existence this vast body of line special- ists, prepared to make the utmost use of any possible advances in scientic manu- factures which might be made? (Cheers.) Was it not likely that it would have the advantage, as compared with other nations, in turning to account the smallest hint in any direction in develo ing any discovery, however slight. in making the most of any advance, however small the advance might be? That question he put to men incom- rably more qualified to answer it than imself. The question is worth putting in thsgreatmanufacturingcsntresof this coun- try. England became the greatest manufac- turin country which the world had ever seen fore the intimate nelation of organ- ised science to manufacture was thoronghl understood. In some quarters. he. fearedy, it might still be a fact that the relation between science and manufactures was not thoroughly grasped and there might still be some who thought that money spent in what appeared to be abstract in- vestigations, far removed from the prac- tical things of life. have but a small effect on national well-being and national com- merce. If any hold that view they were profoundly mistaken. (Hear. hear.) They had not followed the pourse of human knowledge. they had not kept abreast of human progress. and if we had leeway to make up in this matter-if we had to learn alesson which perhaps came easier to the Germans than it did to us--let us hasten to a preciate it completely, and then he dou ted not we should. even in the eyes of the most imiatic critic, con- tinue to hold that which hitherto we have held unchallenged. and then British manufactures. British industry. British capital might still maintain throughout the world the supremacy it had so long held and so well deserved. (Loud cheers. )" * ML- :._-__-_.__ __.,__. __.I ..I.s_ .____._s.. 4 ...... ...... ... ..... uvvul ...... \IlU|l\l ...w..., The increasing requirement: and dii- culties of menufacturers, even when they command. practically. illimiteble markets for their wares. are shown above. What. must. bethe Itetul of Cenadinn manufac- turers who can only command I market of 5,000,000? In it not energy miunppliedf pnnmu. cum mvsnugo or every un- oovory that con d be undo. (Oboe:-u.) It might be that the Germans hnd boon Iqundoring their money in unmnunontiva invnltmohts, And thnt they would not got _in the shnpo 0! national prot an result: for what they had done. gut he Inamberod the late Mr. Bsguhot pointing out thgt one o! the great advantage: that England had our every other mtion in tho orld wu thiI--that when my dio- oov Ill undo. than unr not outlot of thing of the kind in this country. He we: further informed that while the government end the municipalities spent these vent some in produoiu A greet bod of trained expertlthe menu enhance of many. to an extent Altogether imknown in this oonntry, employed large India: of inventi- getore on their own account, on their own premises. tekin edven of ev die- ooverv non he must`. (Obese:-:.,i THE DAILY BRITISH Paine`: Celery Compound. the world auiina medicine. nlumvn in smoke than v This week. Our own make. Fine Dalry Butter. l7c. I. ll. JOHNS, `",.f,`,'.}.,,"..`. .{`,`. .._"" Perfumes. Atomimra. Toilot Goods in Endless Vnriety. Soups, Brushes. Queen`: Grldnntu. LII Henry Wndo. druggint. Combo and Whialu. The ledlctle is universally Ac- hldd to be ` TIE BLBSSING OF THE AGE After 30 Yeifswof Rheuma- tism lscurcd Completly By J. W.PowelI. nvcxIAn'sTo6fsnAv cunal unausn-noxlu-nu, uwnylnuonnnna I stock olhontnnplo, an aid uncut. alnbn, gm and ocdu-blooh. Allanp Iocouh. aaphauuo. Jana Uunpneu,oorncI ol Woln AndBarraokItnota, nlwlylhuonhutd nooclltock of boIt.nnnlo_ cna And uncut. A Prominent German Pnstnrl nnnu ln mooam puoa Ir. Ilpnorleu. Al- no cure! tenor. u t. rheum, ecumn. bu- bor'e Itch. Ind I" oru ions of tho Ikin. Thirty-ve conta. Sol by W. H. Medley successor to N. C. Poloon & Go. . nun vuaavu an o av 11 lVl.IlI.Io Dr. Agnew`: Ointment. will euro all canon of itching piles in from three to aix nights. Ono application bring! comfort. For blind and bloodin piloa it iapoorleaa. Al- tet.l.er_. ecur_na. wntn menus in Nupenee. A. R. Allen. non of R. R. Allen, is Vinit- ing his fnther. H. B. Sherwood. superin- tendent B. of 0. RR. was in Toronto this week. The young people oi the Presby- terian church held Ln at home in the par- lor: of the church but evening. A very pleasant and protable time was spent. WIT. lltl WIFE. D. U]. VVIIIDTIUKB. IEOTOW to. Mrs. R. S. Shipmnn, sister of Mrs. Nicol. accompanied her sister as far as To- ronto. Mrs. John Tucker And two child- ren left. on Tuoadny for their home in yu- conda, Montana. after u pleasant. visit. with friends in Nnpunoo. A R Allan, mn nf ll. R, Allan. in visit. III IIIU l'UUr. NAl'A\'l-EH, Dec. 5.~-The charity concert held in the opera house on Thursday oven- ing was in every way a success. The pro- gramme was varied nnd of A very high order and consisted entirely of local hu- lent. The sum of fty dollars was realized and will be judiciously expended on the needy pnor. Mrs. James Nicol And two children loft. needy Mrs. James Nicol and two children left last. week for their home in Brnndon,Mnn., after several tnonl.hs viait. wichhor parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wallbridge. Dacron- bn. Mm. R. S. Shinmnn. sister of Mn. Come and See sullen-ed Without. llelp-l7.`l[htoen Yours (letting Wone-0ured by Dodd'I Kid- ney Pllls. ` BklDuli`.\\'ATER, N.S.. Nov. 30.---(Specis|): There is no man in this town better known than J. S. Morgan, Llmimith, who for eigh- teen years had been going from bad to worse without. help until at last. he got. hold of the right. treatment He ssys: ll: be an with baclnche, pains in the limbs. mg nally settled down as rheumatism. I was a cripple and after I ran down greatly in weight. the doctors said it was Diabetes. About a year and a half ago I quit. every- thing else and book l)odd s Kidney Pills. Have taken twenty-three boxes, and have regained my weight. health and strength, I am perfectly cured." raise prices. Regarding the question of annexation of the British West Indies to the United States it is said amon the player: there in a strong feeling that t would he better treated if absorbed by t e United States. Touching this sub'ect ol annexation, Neville Lubbock sci if the West Indies were to be mined and England was deter- mined to have her cheep sugar. leaving the West I ndiea to etarvation,there was certain to be much rioting and bloodshed. The educational classes, growers and otheu, whoee money and interests were in the isIanda.were nearly all patriotic Englinh men. But there was an increasing feeling among them that in the event of the refusal of England to Assist there was but one alternative, the annexation of the islands to the United States. They would preler to remain English if they could, but not at the coat of nancial ruin. powers. Since the despatches of the United As- sociated presses in November announced the beginnin of the agitation in favor of the West In ies sugar industry, the matter has a uired large political interest in Englan , a d bids fair to become so initia- tive towards __e revival of protectionism. The commission of in uiry proposed by the government is hel on al ` mere staving oil` of a subject which de- mands urgent settlement. In ministerial circles the agitation is not all relished, the ministers know that an increasing` body of their supporters are eager to seize the de- cay of the colonial sugar industry as leverage towards a revival of pro- tectlon generally. Lord Salisbury, while the last conservative govern- ment was in. power. declared in favor of what was termed reciprocity. or some system of countervailing duties which would check the destructive inuence of foreign bounties upon the colonial pro- duce. It will be recalled that the London conference. presided over by Baron Henry De Worms. now Lord Pirbright. discussed this question of reciprocity, and after long sittings arrived at no conclusion giving a remote indication of how to balance the conflicting interests. Now that the foreign bounty system threatens the absolute extinction of the colon- iul sugar trade. the conservatives want decisive l islative action. The predictions in Eng ish free trade quarters that the European countries would get tired of paying bountles to give England cheap sugar are proving false. The fear now is that once the extinction of British colonial sugar products is accomplished, the British consumer will find himself in the power of continental rings which will raise prices. Rmrrarrlinrr the rrirentinn of Jana 0unpholl,oornct of Wollingtn LndBu.n-uokIt.noIa.|lwIvIhuonhAnd A mum: or me normorn corner or `ruruy. In oloisl qunrae:-I horn is in (Iceland tint the alleged project; in an absurd fnntuy. The truth in them is still I complete panic in the dincuuion of the question Ilecting the Din-dnnollu. When the mutter in to- an-ngtl Tn:-A Q.-Ln-n will nnf. nlnif. nf mo uamonouea. when we mnuur II to- oponod Lord Salisbury will not admin of any chnngo in his contention tint whit: aver right: in the units lnvo been obtain- ed by Rnuin must. boextandod to all the poweru. Sinm the demamhoa Tho Auond Project In An Absurd Inn- tnny - Agltltlon In Invor or the West lndlu sugar Industry-Europa lay no In the land: or n Blng 0! Oontlnontnl Ionopollnu. Lounox. Dec. 6.--An was to be expect- ed denial bu followed close upon the statement published yoaterdny by the Daily New: to the effect thnt the six great power: would shortly conlider a project, the object 0! which in the occupation by Russia of the northern corner of Turkey. In nlcinl aunrmrn ham it in doolnnd MALL TOJIAVE SAME nlcls NHAT' RUSSIA GETS, OTHER POWERS TO HAVE ALSO. WHIG SATURDAY. DECEMBER '5. 1896 SNIDER, ".{ Plloa Ont-od In 3 To 0 Nights. A _.._._.I_ n:_A___n ....I A NOVA SCOTIA CASE. A cHAnm/iczdnnr. LBSSINGOPTIIBAGB . 2 Lyrknnn. ~.,-l in gig uncut nprdi u an . with Ihi I linpnvonout. Ind. hull [van lnduoud ton-ylillnrh Con Iron Pllh. Q]. I and nylzrth little faith. but n In uaounngclnob - than inking thnmod hthno sum -1 uni Innlnlnnd llndndnnd vmu aoromou mot-I on my mot. The oxonnivomd continued discharge ll-ounlnoothodntluoudnoinluhmd I Innnnhnnnrmntojnh-ml-Inna]. Inna noollloantluoounoinhnhusd uuagizunchsnoxunnhbnyli-bod: bu! duct. givonup hope! my now- on. Quality In OhAvI` u-vuy no-potion. Tho Immune hon would alnyu have I healthy. not low and this is attained in zinc not ol II at`: Iron Tonic Pill: Ihnc ntrongthon the nuns, purify the blood and who up the I Fifty pill: in A box for %c.. at Ado : drug store. To I. Minus, 0. (,`o.,DnIdon. Ont. 0cnl|omon.-An you and everybody in DI-odonknowlvufottwo yunvoryill with Sorolulou Ulou-I nook. oannna Ii-aha-. Douronto Trlbuo. A douotivo having lodpd inlonnation again all the bowl hopon of Ibo town {or tolling liquor: during prohibited boun. tho won summoned to appear bolero police mngintrnto Flint. Tho can won aonlod. bowovur. ouch paying hunt dol- Iuu and cows. making tvonty-nix all: in lull. rooo one-mu muo unpoood in 57 2-5 no. condu. Thursday u-dinor covered the diounoo in om minute which also broke the record. Gardiner now holds the world'I rooord nnpsood, professional. for ono-quutnt and one-huh mile. maao Anocnor mcyclo noon] at the Donvor wheel club P-rt yonuorday morning. 11. undo one-hafmilo unpuood in 57 25 Thundnv u-dinu mum-.1 n.- mrnunue vncum nu to undergo all the horrors of acute dyspe in. No remedy so speedily and with one certainty correct: all disease of the liver end stomach and bowels no H.uuLmn`s PILLS or MANDRAKI: ANnBI'1-rnuu"r. V hblein oompoeition and nlwnya safe. Id by dealer: every- where. Ono pill I done. DINVIR, Col., Doc. 5.-Art,hur Gardiner mado Another bicycle rooord the Denver nu-l vanmnhw mnnm... II- Dupondcncy ~And Dcpnulon Too often ronult. from muses, at the begin- ning ouily remedied. but. noglectod moat. ditcult to remove. The livc r. allowed to V become oorpid and innct.iv'o, pave: the way I for I host of diroues, constipation giving wnyto indi tion. until at, last. the un- fortunnm victim has to undergo all the dvsnomin. No romndv nn unu menus OI mo church are to be con- rntulntod on the satisfactory result. of Ehcir eoru. Addreuee were given by Rev. Dr. R.yck- mnn, chairmen of Kingston district: Rev. John Grenlell, and Rev. James Plane. of Bettereee. The choir of the Methodist church. Battersee. gave several musical selecbionr. which were much enjoyed. During the evening. by freewill offerings, the whole of the indebtedness for the work was provided for. The pastor. members and friends of the church to be wrntulnhd on tho: ntishnmu .-....h ..r. Aemethy & Co., v```` ' ...;C6stumiers, uvo anus and pronunwunsoouroee. On Monday evening. in the Select. Knights hall. I large company sat down to an old-fashioned supper provided by the ladies of the congregation. After supper n public meeting In: held in the church, presided over by the pastor. Rev. Thomas Brown. Be-Opening A Church. The Methodist. church of Seeley'e Bay wu re-opened on Sunday, November 22nd. The whole of the inberior hed been renove- ved and beaubied. reflecting credit on the contrectore. The church, now very mm- fortnblo. wee well lled on Sunday to take rt in the services conducted by Rev. gghn Grenfell. of Kin eton, who preached twtfable and protab ddisoouroee. Monday evenimr. the Select. Aovn We are informed that this valuable work of rdferonoo in now ready for issue. and that who demand for it from all put: of Cnnudn up no the present bu been very great. The value of tha work an n ralinbln re- London. En(., Chronicle. The trsmway question is not to besllow~ ed to sleep. The London reform union is taliin the matter up. and has asked J. A. Ba er. the county councillor. who has made his reputstion as an authority on tramway questions durin the present con- troversy, to give an dress upon the position of the movement for the muni- cipslizing the London trsmwsys and mak- ing them one great system. Mr. Baker has made investigations into tramway systems on the continent, in the United States snd Csnada, and has personally in- vestigatod electric traction in all the great industrial centres at home where it is be- ing tried. He holds strongly the opinion that the ssving of cost by sdo tin elec- trio traction is enormous. and t st ndon will lose a msgnio-nt fortune if it rsshly leases awa its opportunities. Hissddress will proba ly be given at Cliord Inn hall about the end of this month. It was real- ly due to Mr. Baker that the proposed ezreement between the oountv council and y aup w mr. nuer nun. one propouea agreement the county council and the North Metropolitan company for e fourteen years lease was not concluded in J une. mgit down in cargo: to tan city. IIIO coat of tranehipment ll but nnall, `and in insignicant when compared to the ex- penae occasioned b the delays of canal navigation. The {act steamer can make far more money for it: owner by unload- ing at Kingston and returning to Fort William immediately without waiting for return freight, than by coming down the canals or by waiting It either Kingston or Montreal fora return car . Another of his contention: in that the Lawrence river itself, in some para, would require tobe deepened to accommodate veeeelc that would require fourteen feet in the canals. Forinetance. when an east wind in blowing, the river near Prescott is sometimes not more than eight feet deep. Ana consequence, heavy expense would beincurred in completing the St. Lew- rence Iyatem. The Globe Annual And luoyolopcodln lot] IIDT. rerence, nu nrmmo ma uunole Inna up. nnd the ekilful treatment of the many subject; preoented, contribute to increase its sale. The price in twenty-ve cents, postage pre id, or itmn belied from any news- dea er. It won! be well for thoee of our readers withing such 3 work to order at once. so at present indications the luppl y of the tint edition will not more than meet the demand. groan. The value of the work n e reliable re- ference, its artistic and dunble make trntlnent. of the unnnv A Ilngltonluro Work. London. En., Chronicle. Tho tmmwnv numtinn in nnl tn We lead. HOIIUPCII ECTIIII. It in n commonly entertained opinion thus the deepening of the St. Iawlenoo canal: to fourteen feet would be of ma- terinl aid to this city by creating I troio thnt might in time uoulne enormoun pro- portions. Stu-Luge way. one ofthe heavi- eet ehippere in tho dominion. a resident of Montreal. oombota this prevalent opin- ion, holdin that the deepening of the canale woul not result in the expected incteue of Into tnic. `The reason: he give: for hi: oonviction are not unimpor- tant. In the t-It plane. the In end ex- nencive oluu oflhonbanto. V which nub. Ln mo nut. place. the In gnu ntivo ofltaunbanta, y ightcnn be moot ooonolnloully carriod from Dnlnthtao Fort. William, osnnot nt- ford to be dolcpd h tho slow inoidenhbo thouu o the canals. I in In n._al.- nlxh-nun... nal IO. nnnlnrnluln In Inoldenhbo menu of mo (anus. AI II in to-dny. shippers nd it preferable to tnnnhinthoir lmlahr. nI*. Kinnton. curv- ll no-any. Imppou nnu us pnumum so tnnuhi their Imlghtrst Kingnton. curry- ingit own in barges to this city. The ttlnahimnont mull. FOURTEEN FOOT NAVIGATION. Kingston In The Boot Point For Trdnlur aunt. Montronl Honld. IL :- - .._..... r. luonovcnkthu [annulus Hated nnlhnnhujnu-uhdnaal---I A Bound Up In lhoonuto. In Trlhn-n Ian]: complexion. In-ng Inn; -I.-..I4I -I_. rununuru, on-usual. cm. W. 6. Frost, Carri Painter. King street. next to Elect: 0 Out Sheds. ecu III: II Inc uuuul `UUII [lm They have cleaned the urine, removed the sediment, relieved me of distressing pain in the hack and between the ehoelden. and luvebuiltme up ieeurptieieg Ineieer. In feet. I IQ, eeti fneheet the troubles which - I fectedne hut IlI.UlUUIo The urine was -vac`? dark-ooh ored with I glut d of muddy sediment. I went to Mr. Ic- ' Lead`: dr note and bought two boxes 0 Don`: Kidney Pills. [have taken them with that ple tell meis the usual good result. T|\Au hat. A-Iago-A ILA an-3-- IUI IUIIIU IIIIICA Said Mr. Somerville: The grip left me with kidney troubles and vel. I had severe pain overt e kidney: and in the small of my back, also between the shoulders and greet pain in the bladder. n-I-|__ .__:-- _--- ,,,A, I I `the "lunch of sums" cilol In- cl-eor Iblln on Intel-stung leery. Mr. Francis Somerville, one if the best known men in the steam- boat traic on the rivers and lakes of Ontario, having been engaged in this business for fifty years, and who resides at No. 195 Upper Colbome street, Kingston. speaks J as follows of his recovery front the sickness which has affected him for some time. (`_l.I II. (`._____,!II, Ana-on (HO B[()IT3ICnu R. A. Cnughey. Into of Amhont Inland, 3 has purclw-ad the 8l8,000 bsnkrupt. stock 7 of the Amorian dry good: com uy` Ob- ` ` turn, to: fty-NIH` cent on the :llnr.nnd will conduct. the business. I. -..I. 1.1.. -r.......|.:... u-.....-- I n uanwun mono and Ilniohod in good uylo. at the Star Hull`: retiring lo. THHHIIQLNGINEEHI uovvao n-om doom. 5 0 lnvo still on unortmont. left of ulsun; t boy: 4 :3] l.25ycu-Io! ago. 1 on ngu r I goodl. but. the match cold. no you on have one `(I 5. THOVIII Illdl ninlnnml mu. may man In low. have 02.75. They no undo out ol good quality Canadian Mono and nished in Ii IIIII. II. th (Ar "Air: Inll-inn A-IA a ooay. Thursday Mr. md Mn. Ednrd Roberta. Snlom, celebrated their golden wedding. The happy old couple were surprised by I visit. from friondu, who after the reading of an Address. mnde them I present of I lump mm of money. Almost. arm-vlmdv in (`Ann = \.'l.m...o. T. IRWIN I- no. In print-al.n or Almost. over body in Ca? Vincent known John allaoo. the at York broker. no for years he bu undo I - tics of Iponding the summer at this pm On Friday Mr. Wulhco had I my nu-row I wear from death. In... .uII -- -.....4..-... 1-2. -1 wm oonauor. one nuemens. last week John Tompkins. Nepenee Mills. while stepping over I elnck cable rope wee eoverely Injured. Junt n he shopped over it. the cubic tightened end he Ins thrown in the nir, injuring his neck and body. Thurlrlnv Mr, And Mr: Fulunnrl Rain.-6. now mc.. an one aur nan": rounn sale. The appointment. of John B. A liaon to the vacancy in the Ontario agricultural ooll e as made by the warden was ratied by t. e Lonnox and Addington county council. Ly noun lever. unu wnen oonaluorou out. ol dd: gar, was taken with hommorhngo of the stomach. D A lW-....L.... I-A_ -tA._L-__; I,|,,.| I CUIIDCII. Marvin (hrrinon, Nnpanoo Milli. is very ill. and will scarcely recover. He had tgghoid fever. and when considered out of d mar. hlkan with hnmmnrlmon nf no nwonr. n nprenu 01 mo mnouo. I ndrow Mnraclo. I Deooronto Indian. drunk and disorderly, Wu ned 85 for be- ing drunk and 85 for rofulin to inform on the parties who sold him the iquor. We WI" sell vou a wood strum? 2-ninno but nan : rounng one. A. A. Jordon, of Grand Valley. ha been appointed principal of the Nnpanea model school at 8800 per year. Arrivnd this wank from aha New York and Mlljlllhl mom Ill!` anu nonesuy. The Weekly Intnlligenoer. Bollovil|e.hu entered upon the sixty-fourth year of in ngo. hnving been established in 1333. Commissioner McCullom1h. Duaronto. nnvmg noon eunnusneu In 1366. 1 Commissioner McCullough. Deloronto. ned Charles Crouao 85 And can for n- uulting Tbomu Boxcmioh. Richmond. We have will 200 ties loft. Not. om of W sale. John Hon-iolu. Drummond, puaod Away lut. week aged lty-nix yearn. Heart. disease and other complication: owned his death. nn Mm: 0'19}. no Dinrnnnnnf. Mun. IIJI not All kinds Tailoring line. Also I] doom. On Nov. 27th. at Pierropont Manor. oc- curred the mu-rings ol Augustus J. King, Capo Vincent, and Min Nellie Harriet` Shnnklnnd. Twnniv (Hannah nlulnn nf rung nnrl unnmunnu. Twenty dioront. nylon 01 rugs And mute. some of them re ulu works ol art, to choose from at R. cFAul | Kingston carpet. wnrehouno. On Mondnv In|'.J. A. Ynunn And Gnnnn carpet. wnrenouno. On Mondav Int. J. A. Young and George Ruttnn, Naponeo. killed forty-three whin- tlinga during she day. twelve of which were brought. down in one round. I Onlv awn fnmilim in Marion Am nlinhvl wore orongnr. uown In muno. Only two familiu in Modoc no oficted winh diphnhorin. and they are ioolotpd. Evory possible precaution ha been taken to rovont n spread of the disease. ndraw Mnrncla. I Dannmntn Indian. nee. . Pnnta tint actually cost. us 81.30 on 8:- turday for 31 no the Star Hall : retiring ale. A III .... `AL _L_____|___ -1 ll\_-__I L4- uo. James H. Milln,Bol|eviilo, bu purchased the steam yacht Iris from judge Merrill, Picton. 'In`vO,r-nnrlinnrv nu-inn nmlzinn in 01:: Inn`:- PIIIII In DDOIF I0llI')(ll'y. Boys roofer: from 4 to 10 years of a 19. regular 31.75 couu. now 81 ovon at t a Scar Hall retiring sale. A. A. Jnrdnn. of Grnnd Vnllov. ha been school st. 5500 Arrived this week from the New York biscuit com n sfull sup ly of their ns biscuits. odden cl: Swiftls old and reliable insurance agency dose the business. nsvs losses nromutlv. Hwlltfl om Ana rename insurance agency does business. pays mptly, and Adjust; them fair and honest. y. The Waaklv Inmllinanner. Rallnvillmhnn uumng 1 nomu uoxumnn. mcnmona. We have Not. one of them cost. no less thnn 200., so take your choice 2 for 250. at the Stu Hull : retiring sale. Inlun llnrrlnlau llnun-nnnnl n.....l IOI. ASK YOUR 030033 FOR "ROYAL OBI." IO paruoa WIIO BOIG mm LIIO Il(ll)0l'. you a good strong 2-piece suit. sizes 22. 23. 24 and 25, regular 81.75 goods. for 31; sailor suite that were 81 2', now 75c., at the Star Hall : retirin sale. 'l`|m nnnnivnmnnt. nf .`n||n R A Hum on oomo I wanna local pl-encner. AP I . nun bu boon ned 018.35 for ohop i the tail off his home. Al? I ndn of u hohtoring done at tho Curnonky Co., 1 Ontario otnoeb. Tho fnmilv of W. H. Porrin. Merrick- vulo. nnvo removed to BllIIl .n'l lull. The mceipta of the Smith : Full: Roman Catholic lunar amounted to 01,250. Ham:-v Pan will run}. nnnnnnt in A In. uaunouo oeuu unouuueu w u,zou. Henry Peo will not ooneent to I re- election ll president of Cape Vincent. Telenhona 74 end have vonr fumibum re- OIKIDIOII II IJPEIGOIIU 0! I3 VIIIOOIIB. Telephone 74 your fumibun upholataored by the Cnrnovtky Company. Brcckvilldz, Ont ... naeuoru report n gain in pa lacion of 861 over but you`. All km a of upholstered, cone corner: snd window nut: nude at the uovsky Co. U0. John Osborne. Nowburgh, Ina urchuod the harboring buaineu of A. onde. Na- IIIII. A. Turoobt. uhoomnkor. of Tweed. has compromised at thirty-ve oonu on tho dollar. -1-...... n...:n.r. m...:.o..... .n...I.:..... n.. ncton. Extraordinary prioo mnking in the lever which in inuencing I very brisk trade at Silver p. I] I` (`gin-nu .Qn-milk`: Tn": hnn Imhnn ' Silvers. G. F. Cairns. Smith`: Falls, has taken parmersmp. Mnntlee, grilll. screens, end interior house decorative work made to order The Carnoveky Co. The Findlay Brothers. Carleton Place. show enterprise in lacing e nickle-placed plnnt in their foun ry. Bows veer: etc. MNWX? E mnow. GOIIIF. Tom Smith : Chriatmu ntoclxings, tho lame: And best. novelty. Ju. Rodden & Ca. now in worIung_oraer. Au offers in to be nude to Wop the alt of Ii nor in Egmvillo. Wino hundriod shirt: for 350. no the am Hull : retiring ale. Anni. Mnlllnnoln lniIlInnl'I_ Proton. Inn Annie ueulvonn. Inuunuj auignocl to June: Watson. Sec 50o. tabla. R. Uzlol H. A. MIIIIOHO, 0! BBQ (ATP Bl ioonud locnl preacher. A P I: nun bu hnan not Uornovety 120., I28 Ununo euween. The family Perrin, ville. hue removed to Smith : Fella. I The raminh of the mit.h'n Full: Rnmnn `I'll: Now In use oondnlood 1po-`l'lo lphodu flntoaootclnll In tho Ocul- trv Incl nonohIto-A Oahu: at bar outing noun. 800 50:. table. R. Uglou & Go. . Robert. Brown. Nowburgh. hnnovod to Nnnnnnn. '1'n Cw W DCWII II in working_order. An effort. in to he find smc: or THE Anrlcuzs m mi vncmrrv uawsnpsas. um ms or un:msIm'cI.j mlgnocl to June: Wanna. See 50. table. Uglw 00. 12. A Mlllinnn ncun nIAr_ h VW'_!9n_!.s1_!?.s!!s..*2t_- |ZI`u'u In: I ii'5"I'&w 1 R. A. Millions, of tho p Bar. has be- unmn A limnnd lotnl nleuzhar. se.'}'i51T.'u`I3I:}':T." 3:2" "' "" " ' Annie Mealvorin. Inilllncy. Pmton, I mnlnnnri tn Juno: Wnhmn. I so. he now fog born at Tibbotfn Point in m in workint order. Keep Out WATERS The merit lacking in the cnuaoomn spnmes ;We Fit 5% ___. - T-' : The landing Ondorhhu and furniture Iunuhotnnr. 234 and no PRINCESS STREET Klustlll. Anhhuoonll.ul A L .1 3:13- llAllAOlI_ B4 and no PRINCESS STREET. Aninhncuklhlgl m In J um. unuon. Women of fagh nu-A lnvlgd tn ul-IA nu. . .._.. _.-._-_ 75 & 77 PRINCESS STREET. Will give more but with Ian fuel thnn any other bun humor yet mule. Till Itovg cannot. be anrpu-ed in durability, nnooouiul operation and hauling powers. Boil Ill 3 Wfiifax F? r*Ji1}!:R\ l$70 In (101.1) $135 { ARZ17 GARLAND gooooo-ooooog O ' \'Z\)\J _,_,`,, ,,_ , _ $'2'5Vm Cash Prizes. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE GRAIN COFFEE E_!s_1_:!9I.T '3 R.9; - HRQI`! 3?="v' """"" "$4.50 JAMES REID, Tho Landing nal--cg... -..; -.._o..... u--..a..o..... Big Bargains DRINK. . . A .110: puuseuea Dy Inyl other water of their class. Sold by best hotels, clubs .MQDQ For SUPERIOR FLAVOR -nr\AlI\An-4 ._ Themetit in the :..-~.:....--::-..----- -----~'; DOUBLE HEATER. IOLD II LEAD PIGKITI ONl.YoTO PIIIIIVI . . . `NIIII FIACIANOI . . . 'i=1.3.tia.?\i~icE, BOUQUET, 'HEALTH PROPERTIES. ISutherIand s |t s High Time you had your ulalnln ovcrhu loclorccpy I-`-__%r~I!'sI.=""E'T""S lwe Git was We Sit [RE I `We Fit 5.5. s Your choice for these table: only 3 Who V\ ould Be Without One? Try leaving it of? ten days. Perhapsit may solve your prob- lem after medicines fail. Madden ; Cereal Food Coffee is digested by stomach. Nourishing, flttenillt and delicious. All grocers. MANY DEMONS FROM THE COFFEE. xmas1oN.'our vv uv vuvun an-uuu-UIIJIII D F. PARTRIDGE. we T W1 3! "5 `III IQ. SKA]_ES/ Most Decidedly The [9030 place Ln, jho city to 1 up: u-vuunusa -any uaiilv I \I Ion-taco-ntnu. Aukhdnofupolrllc do on `.ln:1l':`o;'P.|.noo-tho vuuoono no notice. PI at 9 hall widows.` I"'i'JITI3?T_: n---cu uvasry QQVIIIIIUTUIII-SI! VJIIICIIII [III me For an lawn. n Isl ol .u.m.a. Nervous or Dyspepllc d In - ' 361' an" 1 an `Z3. '."'o1`)'t>t"nr"|`-I133 ""3""! ovtunnn unnuuao CAIHIMT I0 90 1IQIlr:dr-'l` ounnd `Plan and Pnolola only. '7? J - Ila-my-cm,'cn:=E:.FP1r:..g2?'il='i;.a_ Z [villus ulna. All kinds 0! lunch-Inn --*-"-----------j Xtffldhh sjnn AI-;UInA- u.v-: -vv---.. - -, the first In guaranteed, tho uoond Ipolks for itself` Drop in And no {or yonruoll. You an alwnyu veloomo oven U you only wnnl. to admin tho zoodu. v-----, In thornt thing to he comm I-nyln candy. after that coma: Hon 0 price. I! you nut M. u-I unrnl nnc " TN . Cjln-in-Q.-..gn.._4. L.` _ _-----, vvv. IO|IhIl'lII'I Ind 0'KtIh'I GIO- brau` layer. In one than boitln. Ila pot doan II Il\AllI(\l\A| lulu-I--I nnmu an; POIDBGIIBLXIAS. ROYAL GEM 5122, , :`,":' .:'.`;.': Eulaly than on: othor our on the nur- o . llllll Ol DIIOC. ll IOU KIWI` McLAUG|lL|N S, n-.A 1- _..--....A--J AL. The oiusnt exhibit of Photos in window next. to Opera House. Inntmmontl lor mulling lnrnnc work in Osnadn. All work executed with can. Phono no If you want Photocriphs tor om-m. man nan and can our work. No ll YOU FLU)` l'HUIAJIl'IplJ I01` \.ll.'IlD- man. can and see our work. No trouble to showjt, mango noiatalrs to climb. II\/II III IIIIUCIIW about anything to Ardlng our heutln up uratm. tuuml hing. e 0., the ban [)0 icy in to inveutgnto the matter thor- oughly. 1! you do no we sh: I nuutomor. The belt pouiblo value or your money in Tinwaro. Stoves. Furnaces, etc. I nnucnu In IIIIWIITI. BDOVCII . J. BRYSON, Bntwnnn Prlnnon I II` V` IIIUIUI Is at. .15! Princess street. when you can All of work done In the .SI......... IIIKII III in , Cleaning and Presu- lng by tho Br Ma Amorlunn Dying Co , of Montreal. Don't for at tho place. Directly opposa Euuol Home Prin- ce.-u utnot. All work gunnntoodl 1'-II\:II `II IIIQIIIIIII no lnvlud to visit our store lnquno whnthor the`! wish to buy or not. 013 M-lmmlnlc cots are oxqnlulto and rap- ronolge the oholout ntylu. Bodnond ricos on all line: of mllllnory for number. `I ll IIAIIIII II In unnvnunn `\r II: II IIIIIII our Ila! In ovorhnulod by ruli- nblo war man. kin; them to us. you'll be satised with the results. We hive lent of"npuo room " for safe. oom- Fortu lo atom s ol `bloyelu. household furniture. our sun, etc. 0 1----` n- -.- n-- - _ ausmlss I-olrfrans. --* VII`-IO YCIT-W. ::::.'.:.';:,.':;`:: .-..:.'*.,.`.`.::.a`.*'..* ~"- - r Ill'l|l\Ilnl\ nAnn_:_,, ... _...--- --v- --u --vv- I. -I 9 I80 Prl St c. E. HEROD S. 0.... 13% ... av... Custom Woxk 0 upooiolty. Bopnh-nu promptly and ngatly done. Sac our Ilnclmv RAM, _ , . Ihnulnntunr of Interior Dooonlloun. Artinlc Wood Floors IuMlon.(hl|loo Fnrnltnn. Ppholuu-In; and (hnonl Mlll Work. Plum and rlnlcnu unbmlttod. Factory. M glad 50 Queen -0.. llnnton. Phona ha. `II \/TX \I&`J' `/3 many never be rovonlod, but then : no necrec In the fuel that our work At on-rlnn rcintln . trimming and to- pnlrin;n[n.po nl mlntlnu in ulvlna ad I: Ilnotlon. . othln no nonvlnol 3 u I prlotlonl tout. ry un once. DID`! A ll`l' AUDI Iodo and Booovond. V Ooo Bolling, Iron and Who onto `and Dodo. Win Guard: And in kind: of who Work and Win Cloth unndluhnd by nAn'rn|nnr lllunn-um I-rv-- Bavson. .....,.......,.... Botwoen Prinoou and Brook Stu. lvoryiuly should llud.... ' THE SIIY WIDOW. 8. ll. Crockett : Latent Stay. In MASSEY S o MAGA Are nelllng Trlmmod mm 1% [rant reductions. Nownt dn nu. pu-loot M and but worklnnnlh p in Indian street and evening costumes. Give Ill noall. .. In Culled Soft and Hard Wood. at Corner of On- tarlo and Earl Streets. vmpuly lull n`ltu1] IIOIIO. see our Hockey Boot. Repaired, ollow Ground, Plat. #9, etc, \ . `---..._-.. _ . late of Hunllcon. > 3 Icon nhovo Open Home sntnhnn at. Thu landing Photogra- pher. mo Prlncau street. nu-cot. botwoon noon and Brook. WPRINOE88 CIBIET. *1 _____ ., _... Ian --ru\I` IIU I UUUUI ;I';'l ' l4I'l;P.-TlI`0IIO UOOIIIO. Pouumu tho following Dlollnotivu loan at P` I momrsou nonuuo co., Delicac-y. 5} Flavor. - TILIPIIONI II. S '1 n In . CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES. crJ'.': . ...'.....:.3.'}3. 3... _f 71.!` ._...| ,1.._._u_o. um, o_|ootrIol- Nervous nr nnnomlo - _ . . V -T._-. V . |D}S_ EGAN! Ilvj Pipe Smokers. nun-nun.-u.u I. mum A 9-luau-omuuun-neat-pun: Waive showing I nriety of rildlnchndcnlu-nluuuuuou. Pinch Qtlapg-ig3_' --murtlutuuu Ihu-mun Pinon `Inna nun ll- jI'G.%IHhh1J '0Iuno!or"nndvu|ho oouoddlal alliiuunpunonnc ` ma miuo. rl=t-o hu'::`o :lor yu-uglnn. IHDD-Tl. OXYCNX` 0. '% m Luanda, aunt` nn- on , . mum . I|I`|.l" I`:)ln:o.C? t:::h- .3: .3 nun}- E-_-_.l:`-J5` '!~2'.1.'..-'."l_`{'.:v.".'.`." :..';..'.'. . __- v - tli ENGLlvSH an AKFAST COCOA Pouum. 2).. lnll .............. -- rEPP. .9ucuA .7'.;;";..-;.;* ...d ......' `'.:.'_"..-.- 9" "-- `J CICI `0lnun!ot" nudvu `III \II` Ihooouoddlnuo ;%d_ouuunpoqnnno_n0._ IIIE KINGSTON * Mimi; co. g;l`EF\CY The c-eleIrnt.ad F D Cornet. are unrivalled fur pm-fart t hsmm.yo! finish and style And hnva l Q('PiV8t`i the highest Award: M II`! the Important axhlhmonn during the lust In ytmrs. Omninuble in every variety 0! Ihnpo` and ntyle from 4-.----:--- Pipe smokers. W. J. FAIR. Inspector. Ontarlo Chambers. Kingston. {FEM %fG0fiiSLETS| (unnpnny have never been oqunllod by uni company doing lrnnlnosu In Canada. Am Ii:-mun Vnr lunurlnee. or thou who are dlunun`-allsnl with mlhtlal they now hold, will nd it to their In vantage to call on. or not- runpunal with nub. .. ..\..\. ..... _-..-_, ..... .,v ...-... 2nd. Where he can get the best valzotogit. 15-4 Illhnnn Ma f\ui\ nab oh; on-usao ..-nau n... rd. Where he can get the most advantages In one contract. When the Sensible Man The North American Life Assurance Company . . . . for Family Use. Ihl-I.-an-. um nnI..a.n- 1 (Mora mlvnntuuea unexcollodhy sny other company in lixumdn. The following results of u-mam pnlin-y. held I-y n Klnustoniun, whlch will mature` ln a few weeksmre worthy ol the lnveutiqnrinu u! professional and buslneus man. a. wall an the mechanic, who wishes to cumlwilneprulm-li1)n with lnvoutment. lat npuun. (`rush N 52106. 2nd, Pal-l-up lnsurnnvu. paynl-lo at lunch 33.5mm. 3rd. 0| a government guaranteed Annuity for life 0! III)? ll. Thf!-`I9 results and record of the uhovq been oqunllod by LII] loin: Manmacturers Royales De corset, P.D. RRIIIIAII 3 1 llnthiiljlh nowcuu-nan Olrocl. .-u1-vv-- - 3 vy;quv1.. Murals-I l0_(Jnld Medal and Dlplomu d'Honnour. _ `AA- SUCH AILMENTS lat. Where his money will be sale. L- __._ _-. -u_- \___A >-'l'lI O0. Yuan It Anglo. `hunk. hula. L bTEACY. `innulnn lnsures His Life .1-unlullll T000870 c Household Economy. ROYAL GEM 512:; :*.:' ..::*:.': Quill! any othor loin on tho mgr-