Daily British Whig (1850), 4 Jan 1898, p. 2

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.J'Ul-NW1: " ' I h on "DALI: scum ,) v rgndidtto Wdhln had the Ihedonnld a nod oooutnuyo puny` at hip back. The nt named ' niujion hold I sgiocinl muting cud nod to conduct the cum- pnign on poli oul limb. The mombnri were pound to the Iovonl nub-divisions, bttho result '0! their labor: mun: prove nrv nnntinfmtnrv to sham. Wham hn UH UXUBUHIAGU IHr6I' DIE U! I uaru H5110- Vicmrin ward. in which alderman Walkem lives. evidently forgob its pub ra- cord yesterday. Is in an unusual thing to see I reform mnyornlty nndidnte gain such A majority there. ' No. Q (`.nr.n-nnul wnrlll and Na. 1-! I IDIJOTIDY |'IHBI'Un No. 9 Cacaraqul ward; and No. 14 Frontenac ward registered the heme total vote for the Inayotalby candidate, and each polled sevens -nine for Livingston and thirty-nix for alkem--A peculiar coinci- dance. ` lf\X7|u. a rnnvvnli --Ipnzl a small Lav I.-L "Who's mayor. and I Imall boy last. evening tbs prominent: politician. "Liv- ingston, of course," was the pleasing re- ly. Well. he is 1 Living-atone. Tell im to sand I gruvo shone to the other kfellov. ' VFL- did.-mania .u..uIhI-tn. I .-`Ah... AL- `xeuow. " The dldermnnic candidates heading bho polls are: Sydenbnm turd. J. A. Minnoa. 251; Ontario, R. E. Kent. 186: So. Law- rence, T. H. Johns, 187. Fronbonnc. W. C. Wright.` 390; Rideuu. '0. Robinson, J 30%; Victoria. '1`. Donnolly, 326. - ~ , In mum of sh; nnnar ward: nartnin nun. V'l0|'Ql'lI. L. UUIIIIIIII, 0'60. " ,'1 go some of the npper nrde oertein gen- di even were npproehed end informed they could be elected if they would put: up money. As they refused to spend the coin they will not spend their evening: no the , council board during 1898. Aldm-mun Mnlfnlwdv In Hm vain:-An nf OOIIDCII XII (mung I536. " Aldo:-mun Moolvc In the vounn of lhg couhcll. Thirty-ought yearn lnvo pun- od since ho rth outond the municipal body. and be In: at in council twenty-two yours. The incsmin council will be the Iinntmthifd of this hnlhu ban a mom. you-I. `XIII nncznmn counou wm no mo fgronty-t_hifd of with been 3 nem- ` _ A vvnlv w--.- `an vuw - nu unuwu rsvvv un;ttioh`ctoI3"o 0% ;V?bon ha 7 -~ ` MIND! `#70030!- """ . P ' ` was black and coulnud l`oIr.)_ Edna & as n aon,uwo. In religion the council consists of: Methodists, nine; Preebyteriana. ve; `Anglicans. five; Roman Catholics, two; Con regationaliete. one. bile the returns were coming in alder- .._-... I'IT-II.___ ......I:_-J -.. _ -......L X_ LL- If you want 310 Cheapest U00 T3381/IUIIIIIIEBF` UHF- VV%ile man Wnlkem reclined on a couch in the pxivate room of a local newspaper oico, well exhausted after his day : hard ght. Vintm-in ward. in whinh Alderman SHOWS EH9 IUFBCEIU Will HUD lliI' llI!l:l'll_yg During the earl hours of lush evening the Independent fe and drum band aero- naded the different: successful candidates. Y......\Ip. flan...-4; phnhuul Ln r.I\nl|n;l\ Lam naln WITH. 7130 |oBIly"EZlOWl JUBII Ulgllla At: No. 4 pollin subdivision. Ontario ward, candidate amieson polled ten plumpera. Curtis nine, Kent six and Toys ('18. ` ONO. Some confusion was experiencedin Vic- toria ward through the names of electors being changed to different polling aub-di- visions. I'll ll..("....6...u. .--.._...I 64... nl..'-.nn-- uh VIBIUHB. W. McCartney secured ten phmpera ab No. 17; Taylor, ten: Langdon. Aeoelstine and Grier. one each; Elliobb, four; Robin- son, two. In nalininn Hun nnnnn nnnninfn nf: H809 CH6 UIHGTBHU IIJCUEEHIUI uauuluuwu. Joseph Gear 0 desired to ascertain ho many indepen ant: voters resided in Syd ham ward. The tallyehbwa just eighbe Ah Mn 4 nnlliha nuhdivininn. Ontnrit CIIIIIIUIBO VVIlKBl'I1. A great number: of plumper: were cast: for different: aldermanic ` candidates throughout the city. I-Inn. W. Harm ; nrananne in Svdenham mvlnglwn I WOl'KOBo In politics the reformers have a majority. Counting the mayor. the division stands thirbeen to nine in their favor. A I.-L.......... IAnI(-l..-n Inn .u-x-`R-.-A in Lin UIIITWBCU DU HIHU Ill lalllf HIVUF. Alderman McKelvey was conned to his home during the greater part: of the day. He suffered from rheumatism. VI"L.. l'l7"un .l-.\I......A than n`t'1|IIrwunI\ Tin I18 IUIIOTBU ITO!!! l`LlUlHl.|l5LlUl.l.In The Wmu declared that: alderman Liv- ingsbon would be elected. The reaulb shows the forecast wee nob far astray. Urn-ina Hm tmrlv hmn-A of Ignh nvnnina ' W: h vs puppl city $1.11: you. On: othcr line WUDK U05 UDDU. Ah the lower subdivision in So. Inw- renoe No. 5 ward, H. Oberudorffer received fourteen plum rs. Mnvm-.nla~.r. ivin:nt.on a mnim-ihv lacked nnrougnoun I306 Cl(4yo Hon. W. Hsrby e resence in Sydenham ward added vim to b o efforts of nlderman Livingston : workouts. In nolitinn tha rafnrmarn have A maioritv. 1 WITH- The mayor for 1899 is already spoken of. and alderman Donnally a name connected therewith. 1.. `Nb. I ....l. .-l2..:..:.... nulnnkn... -unul DIIETUWIDD. In No. l sub-division. Sydenhnm ward. on! one man was sworn, and he cheerfully too the oath. AL AL. Inn... nnk_alInl-Inn in GM Tan, 1 !0|lI'|'.98D plum ta. Msyor-elect ivingatonh majority lacked two hundred-of the M851 vow polled for csndidabo Walkem. A 4-uunt n.u.-|\g-- nl n`nlI\v\Anl cant-n anab- ward. |'l`|~.- CH I039! H73 Wliay 075(07- J. T. White replaces alderman Living- eon in St). Lawrence ward. In Cntarequi ward the new member ro- lucing alderman W. Robinson is J. B. coke. The absence of e alder-manic con- test: made a quiet. el ion in Caherequi wnrrt '1`. DonueHy.. G. J. Graham H. Moos:-s C. R. Websten. Echoes Of The Oontoot. In the defeat. of alderman Tait. the coun- cil loses its witty orator. J "P, Whitn rnnlnnnn Alderman Livino. `ASIOINMBO .. 5 Brown 90 Elliott. . ..10u Green-.... a lxu.ng`lon..` . . . . .. 68 vlloonrtney . . . . .. 90 Robinson . . . . . . ..10l Rnowden . . . . . . .. 8 Taylor . . . . . . . . .. as \ \f IIVTVWD city this Onrozhu-lino: :1-o.Pnrt1:1atto Floring. in- hrlw Wood Work. Up olntuol-inc. Ocrpet 0:00 :3 by Murray : Bleoulo Carpet Olson- o . J J Belmn.... W. H. Carson . Joseph Tait C. W. Wright. `Aslelstlno .` Brown . . . . . J .1. Belmn.. W. (hr-nn T. H. John . . . . .. J. Mcliolvey . H. Ohnrndoror J.T.Wh1te. n An O. L Cm-tin. . J. Jnmhunn . r=.x1.A11en....L Joseph Georu James Ill .r: It -T." H. Ellw I J. Stewart... UIILILIIQH UL V7 LEI}: Ald. Ryan, Ald. Bell and J. B. Cooke olumqunn. Pr`! IIDIIFVU I700 I030.` I0 101' [D9 gyniy-third time he wueenb to the coun- -ll. As Aldermen Elliott said combing- laionn wex formed in Rldonu ward with the object of givin him the cold shoulder, but He stuck to is post end won the day in spite of his onenuu. ' Alderman Stewart; had a hard light in Sydenham ward, but his sterling rbuaineu qualities commended him to the electors, Alderman 0. Robin- aon topped the poll in Rldehu ward, having a majority of thirty-one over the third man elected. ` l\.l& \Il` . C"Phono `ll. vuugu. Anuunur_olgl ruliurrlou ll .1. `J, Bohun. who `d his municipal cu-cor .wu known In orator of the council. M The olooum of Frontonoc ward among whom ho bu ndiddd for I quot-tor.` olaeentury, wei-`o ijuiok to recognize his ability. as my olootod him without being personally ooh` nod for uu'port.;ho did not mike 1 on `mo. in ormu`: Cu-nan us. lIAI.|IInnt' an .S...:I.... .........A. LC. n--amp ""3! "e'."'.E'.'i"'`z"c'. .""""'.5 5.""e'." " 0 I I C ' i... ..m. u... .mu%.......E..'2.'...!.'??! you an uncut uoliu over which tho: d ncoo'5B`for I! CATABAQUI WARD. `III A and I N CA synnmuu WARD. ` NO. 1 N4 `rein eontroldn ntlnnn , 22. Total 151 32;: 19!. Total 4 12 63 I. 'I`om1 3 :1-r1 Zuni: IIII I33: %&Il Pduouu the following distinctive mu-its: [DELICACY OF FLAVOR. SUDERIORITY I/ll QUALITY. nluranl, ANn cnm:m.rrmn by ac- Total `I72! Total D7 Total um `us---nu nu nr-u-no I The Chicano Daily News, speaking of John Griffith. who come: to the Grand open house tomorrow evening. nya: "John Griibh uuumon the phiato in Sir Henry Irving's youthful force and I lgnghty v mm of promiso. His very p igality and emotion in promise of remnrh oibilitioa." The plan in now ope?! at Suw- yol- a.where seat: om be secured in Ad- unoo. Price: 25c.. 500.. 76c. and $1. w. a. raw, n:q.. nluglwn, Hearty frosting! on the company`: ggnnd year : work, `largest new business, again exceeding three end ode-hall mil- lions. Lu-geeb menu to policy-holders. I ally on t 0 ny e investment po jchi; which gave an gion. Notwitlmandin hieh poymenu. the nnmlnn nth! oonni rub raged: four general saciefnc. . !I|5- Through the kindness of Mrs. Lewis. the women : auxiliary of St. George : on- thedral will hold a mueicele ab Bishops- leigb on Thursday from eight to ten p. :11. Admission fteen cents. `DAM .....l ..L-.......:.. ..L-..4. __.-L-_L-__ _I_- The year 1897 the most prosperous in the hiebory of bhe North American Life Assurance compeny. W. J. Fair, district manager, received the follovying telegram New Year's morning : `.._ vlVn........... n-.. -31-; Iun77 Iwlllilo LVUUWIIIIIUVCIIIIIII IIIUII the anrplnl will oomi rI`:>Ty~o-xooodu four lyundtod bboound dollars. Cub premium ind lnpfost roooiph show largo inorouoo. Bout-vo fund` exceed: two and onohull million dollou. odditiou to tho cult in- vested nuts over quutor million. WILLIAM, MCCABI Momglnf dlrocto:-_. F4. ln UIIHJUUII l'u Court: Frontenac. No. 59, 1.0. F.. will hold their annual ancial and entertainment at the City ball on Friday next. when their officers and those of several ochor courts Will be insballed by supreme oioers. Members may procure tickets ab '1`. Lum- berta store or from the secretary. L k A A `AL FL... ...n-mnntnpl A--|\.._L-.. A lb: Boordon. from mo to 0840 DO! unnnm. A dlnoonnt ofroulholrd ho luuhun ogoolor - Jim I . onus on apply (DB-ii ALL. KL. Prlnolpnl. DUTD B UDUTU U1" IFUIII IJIIC P3018031" o The augmented orchestra oiy the 14th battalion, P.W.0. ries. band, numbering eighteen pieces, in practicing hard for the concert in aid of the general hospital. Three practices a week are held, attention being paid to the newest compositions of high degree written. A business meeting was held last night to further arrange- ment: for the concert. --vv. -v_. .. ...-nu.` . Tonon-ro, Doc. 3lat, i-;i9`7. W. J. Fair, E2q.. Kingtton, Heart! nranhlnan on him mmngnv` t evening at the residence of Capt. I1, William street. the infant son of,` arlea and Mrs. Simmons wau baptised and given the name of Charles Wellington. The baptismal ceremony was performed by Rev. 8. Houston in the preaenee of the parents and grandparents of the child. Nn hnmzn in nnmnlntn this nnl unatlmr parents and granaparenna oi the cmla. No house in complete this cola weather without n. hot. water bottle for cold feet. There's nothing to equal them for neural- gia, sore throat, inammation, etc. Relief Ill instantaneous. All aizgs and qualities at E. (J. Mitchell's. f`...._L _n-.LAna.n `T. In 7 I'\ L` -.'II wr [UT DU CUE. 1!! U. NIIUCUOIL A social gathering was held at the resi- dence of Mrs. S. Sibbibb, Pittaburg, last: evening, in honor of her son John. who has just reached the twenty-first anniver- sary of his birth. About thirty couple were present. Pnnnln with mnnnv tn hnrn -hill an I-.n WUTE PTUEBIID. People with money to burn abill tailors for suit.-. Wide awake 1 ple havb tried our made up goods. manta in evarv wnv riaht. 10 2]`) IIIUTIIIBUIUH H1559 cents. Felt. and chamois cheat: protectors, cha- mois vests for ladies and gentlemen. See our leader, large double felt. cheat protec- tor for 50 cut. E. C. Mitchell. A anninl nub-Lg-Jun. nu... l...1.l ..L LL- ..--: Come in and use the reductions we are giving. Goods all marked in plain gures. W. J. Dick & Son : cloaing_ up sale. Il|L.........l. LL- l..'...I_--- -1 1:..- 1-__s_ LOUD. Mr. Burtch says he has been victorious in two coal oil contests. He thinks he will run for alderman in Rideau ward next year in view of his past successes. Grant: nlenrina Hula nf Am... m~.m!.. mur uul. uppolnbe may notel. A cablegram from George T. Fulford. Algiers, announces the and death at Hotarb Town. Taamnnia, of Mrs. Fulford s brot.her,;Han'y White. His death occurred on Dec. 30th. Q....L:.........L..l t-lI.. _:..:_._ A- ,.,,, . -- W0 have Inppu Wu no doing the lawns business in thin 11 RIGID ordering E sud use our dulgm. in but Hindu in tho our this you. ULI Ildcn I.)"ll[lo Sentimental folly. giving to any taiior to have clothinu made. Scotch tweed suits custom made 818 to 820. Our tailor made up suite $10, $12.50 Oak Hall. Mnmhnrn nf than Kinrrltnn -ah... ...m.:.. up alums -mu, 6125.0" UEK nnu. Members of the Kingston reform associa- tion who have not Ifeceivod their annual cox-bicaten. the handsome new style. should call upon W. J. Dick, secretary, Prino\oss et.re`b. 0-..... :.. .._.l -..- LL- __.'I___u,_- UHFU. On New \'enr s eve the attendants at Rockwood asylum danced out; the old your. Refreshments were served shortly after twelve 0 clock. Ill-.. lA ..f`L.!`_-.. m._!AA_.,,-II. I In~ yuur In How ux um paav successes. Great: clearing sale of dress goods, tweeda. etc., one-fourth of?` the price. R. McFaul. opposite City hotel. A nnblem-nm fmm (lam-ma 'I` l'..H'.....l \)llllIIllUl]|lB. Twenty-five per cent). oil" all dress goods, tweeda, eto.. an R. McFaul s clearing aalo. UWUIVU U CIOCK. Miss McCaFfrey. Stitbaville. and Miss Farrington, Woodstock; are registered at the Kingston Ladies college, as pupils for 1898. ` 11.. 'D....L..L --_- L- L__ L.- qpA.uu, UBK nan. -- Mra. Morton Hughes and daughter Luella, Queen street. returned yesterday efterecouple of days` visit with relatives at Napenee. Man : fnnnv alinnm-n nun... ...1i ..'..;I` uuuu UIIUH 400, It umnea (Y. llOCKbD'9. Miss Blanche Sherman, Tamworth. and Miss Annie and Louise Franklin, King- ston, are the guests of Miss Annie Shark, Gnnnnuque. '[`umnt.u..m nar nnnh .-.n' nll .t..,..... .......J.. nu nupuneo Men's fahcy slippers, prices recldea. Gond anon 75. at Hninea & Inockewa. Ms... n|....1... m........... m-......-..u. -_: BIID` UOOYI I110 Dllul. V The Camovsky Company, I82 ONTARIO STREET. IJUUIUIIU U. A. C. McKay. mayor-elect of Renfraw, is a son-in-law of Mrs. E. Wilmob. Uni- verv-ity avenue. Men : raccoon cont-a $25. $30. 0ak'Hal|. Arthur E. Ellis returned to the city you- terday af two weeks absence ` zamiltoon. . He can bisuballota in she elon- tion. CIGBFI Hi Bala- Sleig robes, large grey robes, $6.50. $7.50, Oak Hall. . hf... \.l,...s.... u-..._L-- -_.I I. -A tion. - .3` All draas goods, bweedl. eta. offered an a reduction of 25 per cenb. at R. McFaul`s clearing` sale. High. ....L-.. l__._- __..-- - -| A" "` - `nu-ul tion. All EU CD3. ` . Rev. G. R. Bgumiah has laedn rosi- dance in Brockville and expects to move next week. M--I- ......I L-__I L-_L__ u , . - -- - nu; WBOK. ` Men : and boys` hockey boobsnb Hainea & Loolrews. A I` Iln`II-- ...-__-- -|~AA -' "` " ul mra. u. nranxnn. uyuenuam moon. Mine Maud Weleh, Alberh street.-bu? returned. home after visiting frieqds in Sydonbain. . MifhA" n Ilnnhu (Equal. 1"... ._:ll -.-..- Dyuou UDIIL Mitchell : Magic Cough Cure will cure any cough or cold curable. Largembotbles `.25 cm. D___ I` n I5-4A",.,. I` ma. 3 VVTUU No U0 . - Queen : 14 karat solid gold fountain pen 81. Gnranteed. E. C. Mitchell . M ia-A Rh.-L Din-1.3..-- :. u.- ....--; on. uuuruncaeu. 11.. U. mwcneu. Miu A. Bbu-k.,Pibteferry, is the guest of Mrs. J. Franklin. Sydenhnm atroob. ., Waleh. Alhm-h ntuuuh L115 'a~'aun' ' "' '3.BK:3$T;..999%9!` IIIII. Wnrm folb boon for liadiea no 81. Hninel & I.ookat. n. - ` Sohool boohhnd school supB1{oa at D. A. Woeeo an '00 : nIIAn l IA I--_-L --I:.l ..-I.. I I _____ __-A __ I *j I the [guru Ivor: nu I.lto-IhqI nu Pooplougp lth; ADUII-lnthlnj In upon 0' Atlantic: 01' [lung Who Am fnflnl Noni. _ Road Harrison Co`: udvb. % School books at D. A. wme & 'ca'..." Queen`: atudbntl csmo back id`-full force you-terday. Fnnnv hrnnn niu-tin:-nu nun. Kn`.-. n_.|. yr-1 eruly. Fancy brain corduroy caps 50. Oak Hall. Il.'-__ I-IL |_-,;_ 3, I/u . An -- - lLlUl-ll_J`JI1ul....Ill` nun . nan. x ` ' _1 _ "' k ' lava. Wench`; `P.AnA=a_nAI-Ha PIQKID up In only Slipwn from 150- - p-it I Ejousv R51`.-olmzno ` . ' uo...u.. Pup unn-I .-n-ngn lug`... .-u U IJIIVB IJTIULI U|ll' IIIBUB up 2000!. pm: in every wa ri ht $10 812. -. Y 8 . mnmmsjLos m mi. G1-Illlth In Faust. WA 'I\,sI_ \v, , , ) 5e"op?Z Over- f\.. I- UVUI'- Oak I Frontenac School. The following are the marks obtained by the boys in the junior fourth class. Fron- tenac sohool. on the weekly examinations during the term ending December 22nd, 1897. Marks obtainable, 605: George Green, 457; Harris Lipman, 434;Claude Shalee. 411; Edward.Orser. 405; David Da- vis, 402; Albert Madill, 388; Clare Smith, 385; Preston Cook. 376; Stephen Graves. 370; Austin White, 368: Donald Boyd, 368: Stuart`, Livingston. 350; William Drury, 355; M stthew Clark, 348; Robert Treneer, 330; Melville Rrniel, 330; David Scott.___ 324; Jonathan Richardson, 324; Gear Wright, 321; Samuel Silver, 320; J` ed Roddy, ,320; Herbert Vanwinchlej 311; Richard Hunter, 309: William Brough, 306; Charles Mitchell, 294; Hang. Watson, 277: Harry Attwood. 274; Rel Brown, 270; Edward Kelly, 2574 har ea Murray, 9.55; Alexander Thornton. 1; Fred"C`oyle, 251; Harry Hughes, 245; Stanho Milne. 244; Victor Drur , 234; Joseph Eeennedy, 216: Willie Wright, 208; James Alderdice, 190; Fred Forsythe. 185: Willie Robinson, 180; Barty Thom son, 170; Harry Caldbaoh, 123; Charles gcrutten, 102; James Keats. 92; Thomas Bucknell, 88; Richard Mil- lard, 64; Fred McMillan, 38. ICWIII '7. III mII- IVWIII $_III ' III' . `II: Nit `Id 613:3! .:.nnt.ag.o.o. with homo o .mnhOouM. roquo nndzmna. IITLI. IMAUI nl Ilnlwnuqltu llunnnmn ` IHU `IUD! HIV, I V 2 . . . A !_,luoLvu'r.zn y . 3 and human-`cures. I = L; - _ mm mm yea an mvum one aouar mm. A second man of the compnny offered him twenty-five cents for the bil . which was acce ted. and the quintetbe entered I certain oeee fora. drink. The bill wee handed in pa menb, end proper chan 0 given back. afore leaving the room. t e original owner bought) the cigars for the crowd. and reduced 3 two oller bill in payment. he clerk xv back the ohen e, includin the huge dollar blll. Num er one I) boeccepiib without I murmur, and he In: 8 lo 1-. while the clerk came out ahead in the &al. 'j'f ' '* \ For Men. ) We have a large assortment for men's wear in box call. dongola. chocolate and tan goods; prices all reduced. W. J. Dick and Son s closing up sale. uuvn nu Luv -up-w vnuvu After the polls closed yesterday ve prominent workers walked down street. to- gether. end feeling somewhat thirsty, one suggested a visit: to a wine room. One of the party expressed` his willingness to stand treab. but the only money he had with him yea invalid one dollar bill. A second man of the comnsnv nroffercd On New Year : day the` Kingaton and Rockwood ourlin teemaineb in a friendly match on the Rec wood rink, reaulbingin a tie. l`he beams were: .KlN(l8'[`0N, llnckxvmm. Luivllaw , Potter Kenrnn Coelirnne Leneiie Davidson Dalton, skip. 12. Dr. Clnrke,ukip, 12. A series of procbice matches will be held preparatory to a contest for a cup ollered by Rockwood teem, between the city team and the givers. Both teams require practice before the game for the d.C.G.A. tanknrd, and by playing for the cup prior to thus contest good pmcbise will be gain- nd, " ` VVIIU IIUIIII IIIU KVIIIIIIIUII ""`I The drawing of the ticket, which brings to its holder the sum of $25 in gold pieces. occurred at E. B. Gallagher : gents lurs nishing store last: evening. Nearly eight thousand coupons were contained in a seal- ed boxlrom which twenty were drawn,and placed. in a separate` box without exposing the numbers. ` Hall lhab number jrore withdrawn and placed in another empty box. and this process continued until the final bickeb was drawn. benrin the num- ber 7.049. The holder of t. is number secures the $25. The drawing process was conducted in the presenceof a large num- ber of persons. and done with all equare- mans. I I.I'$IlrrvII We win offer upeciul inducement: in warm fell: slippers. W. I. Dick & Son : closing up sale. was any I." vqgulnnu uoulay league: Ah Bellevillo-J|n. `27t.h. Douronto; Feb. 3rd, Picbon; Feb. 17th. Napanoo. AI: I)anemnm-.hm. `rah, NAnnnAA- J-n. For man. woman. boys and girls. W.J. \ Dick & Son : closing up ulo. ` i `fins: llo During `Ibo lunch 01' January. I Dan.-n-L `I AL- `I-.. \7-_|. AI-A.Ll._.. `A-.. n no IIIJU-C UUIIUIIIII. Following `in the schedule of game: in the Bay of Quinta hockey lugue: Ah Iiallevilln-Jnn. `2'7I.h_ Dnu|rnntn- AEPP3_'.I3.000M 1-aunt -but lcuul-. CIIU 30.!!! Ill II-IlIl"- Provolh of the New York clothing utoro. Brock street, will otfol to the public all In: road made oloulzif` no cost pride. Hi; :$::=..;'_"_':`.'. ':::-.. .jP__*:s"__"=..;'.s! 3. IKOUK II WUII IXOIWAIKI. I I. In M 0 clobhing will do well to cal on bun u be is determined to reduce his shook. Ho ll- so givugrouo value in clothing made to order. nun. om, rlcwn; um. um. unpanoo. Ab I)aseronbo-Jan. Tch. Nupanoo; Jan. 13th, Picton: Feb. lmih,` `B0"6Vi. m `Ah pi(~hnn__`.Tnn TH: Ilnllnvinu Jan -Ivcolo Its supreme merithas been proved and is ac- know1edgcd by thousands of the most fastidious coee consumers through- out the land. Grocers everywhere sell it. Clear as a crystal and delightful in its invigorat-i '_ g andiaromatic odor is tk coeenthaf comes to you in pound and two- pound tin` cans from the famous coee importers, its purity and its strcngth ` being guaranteed by their sea1. Chase & Sanbom Bnck To The lrlnt Owner. :~3{a.?'r."oe;"i VTnrnnAn.-... Who Bold: `rho Numbor? "II j_,7!,, ,1 1- . III I t .| I U-GUI 7' l'.Ul'U"' VI Ell WIT Ill! Archbishop and tho Von Rev. the Dan at Ontario: lomswn. use Rondpno ot Alunndor (Inna, Jnhnntnn In-ant, 1" --l-G' oi}; Alina ! `nu Ilboloy uohodllo. ..... -:- LL- __..-.|.-|- -1 A Ourllng Match. '-__1. .1... LL.` II:__ To-narrow vsmcuas 5"-'r*~ sualcns wmy. MME3 `IATUIKW ' - "*"'-`3"1"%'-'*'-"-"5'%"'" P00. Tahlcu ,; <:>;1':l; ao'.1.:u".bEu'1'&3umAuu"'-"?:g'v`n auouhma m"S mu on mm You will find ita. most prot- able departure. so years experi- ence in the Shoe business in Kingston h 3 enabled us to be- come thor ughly in touch with the greates values, consequently we offer v unofhihg else. nii'7sif6{iI L Suthetland Shoes DU I898. ITFIWII. LIX IIUIIIQUIIEK Ill EXBDHIIUI aunn.JonnuonI::-oat. Lent Torn Bexlnl February 9th- 'l'hn baht lnngtlnnnl ndvnntnnnn, with Let your main refolution be to wear For 1 years we heve bed our Jennerv Sela. It has been I-ucoenelul. not in the prole. but in other ways qnite satisfactory to no. To-dli we 0 :1 our January Sale by eubetentlel re- dnot one on elmuet everything. end in meny ones to normal out. Law {on men of our customers evelleri t-hemee we of t e 0 pop- cunitlee oilered and in men one: e and ewny good: until up:-in en made big I - fOI'!9>Q on men money. a believe you won (i save quite an emovmt if you do not even need the rurnlt.un- for A year. You may: tone your uroheuee with us if you wleh at our risk. (min, I." l_=._`_HARl_ll_S(_)N_ co. [ New Year Right A! % `(;`~;;` A;-,1i:u. IA POST CARD '11- u D 't drug your lite and meta awn I `cure you whiloryoti Imp. Use nature`: own, the vitlll npgrl. which connects the bmin and nerve. ELBJCTRLCITY. ()n my profeulonni word I promise any weak mnmyohng. middle aged" or old. who will but fol- low my advice. 0 positive lasting cut` it` there i` any foundation left to build upon. My famous Electric Belt and Supporting Suspensory carry the cu ,rent to and through the weakened parts. It aoothes-lt utrengthensv-lt I cures. rvariocele Permanently `Cured. Pumnhlet 'l`HREI<} CLASSES U1!` IIIIIIIUIITIIU I VIIIIUIIUIIIII UIIIUUI Pamphlet THREE CLASSES 01:` MEN," explaining all. with 400 Inst 'numh's testimonials. sent tree. scaled nginn request. ur consult me at my` alflvv frvo of charge. DR. SANDEN. 156 3'1`. JAMIE 5'1`. MONTREAL. QUEBEC. BOOTH &%co., M I M Au... X1TfE`LT l1I\A `January Sale. Fnr I wanna wn hgvn land nun J-nnnri RA} 'unEomkE}'Z;E"m'bE.imerZ ` those of CALEDONIA SPRINGS are standard ond should be /preferred when obtainable. Sold by best Hotels, Clubs and Grocers everywhere. Among Mineral `v`.':.t::: AL--- -1` I`A' I$I'\f\`!IA , BTHIER G-GO -__. J EIIII._J --A- Coal Dealers. REC III VED BY A. Blanchard. C.A.. J B. McKay, Principal. Proaldbnt. %7.I Tiimu. LT` * Ti .otsnnu-up: Tnlnlnn . Xiaznmxg ('V Kingston Ladies College, A CHURCH SCHOOL. IIUIOHSIII user. will rnnux uy cnroun thuolotrw lob no olouto I row! loo- tlon of his city. A ply to J. `B. B In. looltor. Oluonuo 8 not. ` 1 anion Strut. non Division trooc, lntolv occupied by David J. Whitehead. A null ndicure will complete it. Lot Mgoinn eon : Ooilou croundn. Apply to . V. .`I_lu,Buriutor. _ .91` A BABGAIN-THAT BEAUTIFULLY II situated detached Brick House. corner (on and Albert Street. with {our full lots. Apply to A. *rnAorus. THE HANDSOIE NEW RESIDENCE ON ion Street, nmnniod by Dnvid Whitehud. A null! I -rivlvvu VI ulvu-waging"--`- . rm nusuwyupnnuuu V g,` gildtnhnnouvosuorhrxaunoc 0%: m` 2|IId4P.Il A I IIIIO OI \l0llllIl':0l1 DWIOBI7 IIIIF IIDIIIU WIJIW of Bnrlitroot. with fnmnog ugg _l_:gt_ . an-noonvonloneu. Mia-chi sfonr '91- I 888 Bank St t, with modern unprovo- nnntn. Apply to on lttmm. "Emu, Doon um Bllndl. -inn II . n~:K:_---jj. '1' LARGE RESIDENCE ON NOB/PH nldo'o!,Johnnt.on Street first house west of Bnnln Stunt. with fumnoa and other THAT 'LABGlI RESIDENCE UN NUBTH nldo o!,JohnIton ut Bnrio Street. furnace that modnnoonvonloneoo. Mia-thi'Bon6" ""91-' F mun mu nnsmum nut- 00 uamuuton mac. Good locality. m e dhln 0, all madam oonvonhnou. toDI. ADDILL. 4--..__.. . I Ipaudily, pekmahntly, 'nn'd cure, when :11 also 1511!. - "'Poi`.|'hnvo An cum. Chin. loin . noun. . 2" It can Eur} gm: um Blood umomono. --:____ mm races ?-"s:,~,.;~,..x::;m' vi `mm ronunnur 1-an us!- .~"'s'. .`.. of don. G. A; Kh-kpltrlck. mues- utod. opponlh lhodonuld Park. Ap- ` PATIIOK & Boon. Ontario St. ..,CAl"TA|N J. D. CIIARTRAND otFroncln LngI_iar\.A. .. H'-,-.-;:- ' : "1 ' 1 . Illatliig '-zf -. V .v yummy. mooning. my mu * priltmot-`I In instgntly roll ..- `tum bath with Ctrncmu Son- Ilnglo.n.ppl|o`atlon oi Cuncun (oint- mo mas um: um, and`: full dose 5 Rubnvnur, greatest of. blood 4. II -' Ill Add hnmrnnnnan til AThlI'I.`lU ABi'4UU1A'l'1UN ruurnnvrx hon]: ol tho fenced grounds. The extan- ID 018! trust will run d1 (.11 through uolotrw In nl (Jun nitv. Annlv tn 1. Rl In. III`. `Wu-I'M UKWIIUU -IIII BI. VIII`: LL BTAFI` ol Unlnnlt (inducer. lul attention (Inn to in via mods who ronunont and culture homo ) ad with ch. hlzhut. montnl tntnlnn. [ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PBOPEE'l'Y Iotth fenced of Earl Street. directly thromh nll.n.'l'ho rotlnolnons Ind culture of homo nod with eho hlchut mental tntnlna. IION .l'EEu- omcbto 815 per tum. oordon. from II to 0840 unnuxn. A Int of one-third duuhton oi clun- KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE aDIJ_c7IoNAL. individual llutruction. For full informntion call at Oollou oloe. Oddtollowv block. Ito-opens on MONDAY JAN. 8rd. 1808. for Do Ind lwfvonlnl man In BU:-ll E88. SHORT- HAND AND CIVIL SERVICE susufms. quail ORATES Ali MOKBINDING . -. .3. ` ;or%1r TO BE LET.- FOR SALE. 71'1--xxury TND TILE. Many; pI$ IIIIII. "1 IIIIIU XIOTI y0ll IOI H10 III! `time in my otoinl position 3: mayor. in aid. "and 1 hip gran plunro in intro- ducing Iuocouor. mayor-elect Living- - ( hn ) Altliouzh_ I did not vou lmn him I am nlnd In In nlnnntl In in A e3"iuo{oT pail}; .p`.E;. "'13.. ".127. Goo Ina lled to over-owin when msyor Skinnor enlist! the numb no order. 30 was smiling in In : about sablo Imnnor. as though ohgpuulh of the II planed him. "I atondboloro you for the an aim. in mv olninl nmition n mnvbr." In nun. |UIIx'I.; nIwouxu_ 1 ma non vow {or him I an glad he in oloctad. E0 in I jolly pod fo!low.|nd I mm mm you will all like bun.` Alahon h not of the nine dude -I ...In3.. AL -n-no l ha 33 jun n nib- JO", l.HUW.IIIII IIIII IIIIU ,3` Wlll III lulu.` Alnhonn ol |u'i'conhuyu.howi|lutvothocity N y. " Unnn mnklnp his III to CM frank thn `_"""*' -""""7 :"_ "K"'-' " ` ` `And has Wo`ndor(n.l won Soon. - louonlnnmnsn IIIIIlI\IIII -AI lfu B I'll" In! UK IlXUy-III. he feeling prevailed all day that Liv- ingston was playing a winning game. The feeling seemed to permeate the frosty air, as nearly every person encountered on the streets sang the praises of the winning candidate. Before ve o clock struck a crowd hhd collected in front of the Wino building, knowing they would there get quickest and most accurate returns. At a few minutes after the clock struck the first bulletin was sted, showing the favoritetohave e lea . As each subse- quent bulletin was placed in eition fresh cheers were elicited from t e delighted and enthugiastic assemblage. By half~ Wt ve o c|ook the street fronting the ma building was `rimmed fnll.the crowd extendinges far as 'larenee street on one .:.I.. -.. -..II An"... LL- Inbuul. Ara ekn OXEODCIID II II!` I[\/|II'UI'I% BDFBUI 0!] DUB side. on well down the block on the other, while I good portion 0! the market square was taken np. Such a_ thing aa driving along the street wee utterly im- poeeible. Btrpopular ia the newly elected mayor that throngs of ladies turned out to await the outcome, taking up poeitione in the middle of the road with the remainder of the jubilant electors. Such a Ipectacle has seldom before been witnessed here. It was a jolly, good nstured crowd. and alter -hunting themeelvee hoeree. the members adjourned to the city hall to greet the new mayor and liateu to ahort. pithy epeeohee. The edi- an -an lled tn nvannuinw when Dllnlully." ,. Upon inking his way to the front tho Inyor olocb w onthuoiutiully roooivod, "Nqw-t.hst tho no in out. said he. "I and -nun. Qhnn an nnl` In Hm. Etch-`Allah "now Inn II II no ll ovqr." sun In, "1 Adina than Jdd in Hit knowlodg: that the Inuit: did hrwork. Thonnlt I -4.-hnInnnhuntn|hq~ -Ihnnnnahnrmllnn` luau in music and Illrworx. 1'nonIuII II | ngdylogtolhot Iuwumupoliuod Huru U0 "fqu`rU IJIIHIUII WIUH IILIU UIUU|JUl'B- Now that the contest is allover, it is a ydiicult thing to see upon what grounds alderman Walkem hoped for success. Surely it he canvassed at all he must have met with a great number of condid re. fusals. Such being the case, it is a wonder he did not allow alderman Livingston to be returned by acclamation. In one sub- division only did he poll a majority. No. 1 B denham ward giving him asnrplns of 6 teen over his opponent. Not asingle vward yielded him a majority, and even in the ward in which he resides. Victoria, where his severest enemy ` acceded him a handsomereturn. he was defeated by 103 votes. Rideau ward gave alderman Walkem the severest blow, heavier than than which "almost killed father. There he was defeated by 230. Frontenac came next with 210. The electors of St. Lawrence ward,which mayor-elect. Livings- ton represented in the council for so long, ve him 116 votes to alderman Wal- kem sR5nIn point of vastness mayor-elect Livings `a majority is a record breaker. The previo s record was held by ex-mayor Gaekin en he defeated .the late {William McR ie by a` majority of-5512. Last year mayo Skinner s majority was 234'. and it was counted,a large one. The year pre-` vions mayor Elliott scored a victory on a sur has of sixty-six. he fnalinrr nmvnilnd all (law that Liv- FION- In this respect citizens may rest assured that the same care and tact that has built up a profitable business undertaking will be bestowed upon the city's interests, so that at the expiration of his term the tax- payers will take pride in the knowledge that they selected alderman Livin ton to preside over the council of 1898. eing a youn man his zeal will eeta good example for t e council to follow. The city e busi- ness has reached a point where the utmost caution and deliberation must be exercised to prevent the committing of a costly error. A stern attitude must be retained, and all who have a knowledge of the characteristics of mayor-elect Livingston know he will be equal to `all exigencies that may arise. is course in the council since his entry t e, in 1891. has beena commendable one. His action upon all questions at issue ave been straightfor- ward. manly and business-like. He never ahirked a vote nor opped over on a mea- sure to "square" himself with the electors. Nnsv hhnh the ncmmat is allover. it is a i UUIIIJIOLI Ill! UXpQC|IlalUIIl- It would be foolishness for anybody to advance theargument that the mayoralty contest was fought on political grounds, unless it was desired to convey the im- pression that the conservative party had no further use for alderman Walkem. That is the only logical conclusion which couldbe formed to such an absurd argu- ment. On the other hand. the handsome majority wlch alderman Livingston re- ceived, il"no other argument could be ad- vaneed.testies to the contest being waged with the electorate on a basis of the two candidates tness to occupy the position of head of the city council. The result shows that citizens prefer as their chief executive a man possessing business ability. They argued that if a merchant could successfully nance for himself he could do likewise for the city, and being a heavy tax payer. would be more likely to control the city's nances economically than one who had not a single dollar in- vested within the limits of the corpora- tlon. 1 . HA. rnanaaa ..:L.'m... -mu I-4:-I-. gum-mm-I uunuau, WIND Ul l'OIII5y, UEPUIIIUIB. V010," etc. It met I ): said wivlgl some truth that nature and I ermen nlkem `ere eome- ' `vvfhet e-kin in hreehpect to their ehhorrence o vacuum. w ic in the only word can can be used to describe the lheyonlty sphere. as under the heading oi "J. B. Waalkem, surplus votes, a are simply un lled speoe-emptineee. e looked-for majority for the levvfer candidate disappear- ed llikaanox on 3 hi] aidein epringtimeavhile can i ate ivingeton e euperiluity of voter might be lilrene to the gentle river that ' owed at the_f of the hill. As the snow melted it 1- n down into the plncid rivuleb and swell e stream to the proportion! of a mighty ri alts The nne_XD9.'e0 939;! - happens in n msymiey content as well as a horse race. Alderman Wnlkem were amazed that the majority should be credited to the other !ell`ovv. while alderman Living- aton was surprised then the majority hed doubled his expectetione. It would be lnnlidhnnml fnr nnvbndv to . Thre`e__Q}glr Aldermen Went Down-'lhe Ceuncll Stands. Ll,berals`Thlr- ` teen, conservatives` Nlne--The lsults Awaited at` the Whlb 0mce'-Addresses at the City all. Nature, scientists say. nbhora a vacuum. ght. 3': friends of all shades of mice In explanation, it might be etched that worked for me, and if in had not n eo` lexioognphere deacnbe vacuity as space I would not have been elected unlled, want of reality , emptiness, void, with so handsome I me'qrity. am. In mnv bn amid with nnma tr-nth than HQ rtuinad hin win-mash` thank: ni- Hm Whom performed `with sic New Trntmon dial it Alaglamo "Ireland, Hair Specialist, ;lle Wasfilctcd by a l5hcnuIfaily'larg?V1M5jo:itf5Iic won` ' * in Evcfs War'{(TI|rougl|out the city. I ` we AwmANIv%cvNIsIsWERE Vvnvm. IIJBIIU IIIIIKUU UPUII UUITUW IHVUTULI WIIIII a little surprise. The announcements from the various polling booths heaping up a handsome majority for`Livingston were received with s silence peculiar to a disaster. and ere half the returns were in, the crowd begun to gradually dwindle, some remeinin with the hope theta later reporte would, righten the outlook. But when the majority reached over five hun- dred the crowd had dwindled to every smell number. Some waited to hear their leedempesk, hutho was not in evidence. end the workers dispersed without 5 cheer or L word of encouragement. IIOW IIIK II WWII W. IIUCTIIIIHIC COH- didatol? Tblorof thd old council of I897 ion by the In , Aldcnnbn Allin In 3 on- Imn word, To I in Fmntanac and nylon- in Ridon. In their luau -won aloud nspoaruziy: J. `.J_ luv. J. J. B21"? INF o _ '5; ma 5 nni who will Bo bhomIulViI'ii :d Eh. IIIIIKIQAII Assam -hn K-pg nan: Iylll UU VIII! IVDIFIHK lLIlIyUI'u While excitement, aroused by topics of interest. continues the crowds will gather. and on election day the most exciting hour is that during which the results are bulle- tined. Alderman Wsll:em`s supporters and workers after the day's light at the polls, naturally collected st the lower end of Princess street to hear the result of their labors, snd awaited with ex tsncy the roport from the various sub- ivisions, but with the hope of victory. Man, however. is doomed so disappointment. but the word in emu-nnlv Adnnunfn tn dnnn than fnnlimrn IIIWIO VIII (IOID| rI U0 IXOQIVK IIIC thocltyhonor. Thuuqwho Jun gone '9VViIOhI|I&'I, ova->lmlng` tho II UUUUIUI-I BU ulB&ppU|ll|alHUIlU. UUU DUU WOTU is scarcely adequate to dene the feelings of that bond of workers. Their disappoint- menu fringed upon aoirow savored with n little aurnrine. The nnnnunnnmentn D` I UTUUI DU ILF Ulla]. Mayor ' inner closed proceedings by proposing three cheers for the new mayor nnd council, timing the cheers which were heartily rendered. "An elector in the crowd proposed three cheers for mayor Skinner and the reeponae}nueb have proved grati- fying to the retiring mayor. Wirile excitement. nronnad hv tnniml of WIVTU [NICK DU IUIILIUT UIDILUIIU IUTUHUT IUI" vices. Tie speaker announced the person- nel of the council. which was received with cheers. Continuing, he expressed pleasure in stating that the fate of the day had not been decided on the strength of a. political pull. Electors had in nearly all the wards broken through politi- cal hedges. and as long as they fol- lowed this st le of voting they need not fear or despa r of having a good council. He again congratulated the voters upon the manner which they had performed their duty. rot ing a council that would be a erediitto tljs city. Mnrnr fur-[r nlmmrl nrnnnndinan luv LVl|iyUI' UIUUU LJIVIIIKBDUH 'UUK UUCIUIUH DU thank the reee for its aup rt, eon ling the nmneo Edward J. B. enee. ayor Skinner regretted that more conserva- tives were not on the platform. but there was one person present who, although not of that political faith, was a. public spirit- ed men, one they would wish was a conser- vative. He introduced Mr. 1-enee, who congratulated the electors upon the return of a good council. Nearly all the old hand: were back to render citizens further ner- uuuu .. 'l`l.g nv\Qn|1nne nnnn-Q-.1141` bl.-.-u....n.. IV -Ilj FQIIIIQT _ RUMOR]! FALLING` ELIE. ' n'nu:dmud'ro:m owning. 3. homage chunborl - h|_-:. n__-u. mg...` XVUW 1551'- Alderman Elliott was observed in the body of the hall at this stage and was pick- ed up bodily and carried up to the plat- ior_m, loudcheers greeting him. He thought a speech was not desired from him after a hard day s work. "However, I am eatised with the outcome of the day- Voice: "Are you in?" Alderman Elliott : Yes, I am in. and I have to thank the electors of Rideau ward gar their loyal support. Combina- tion after combination 3 was formed against me. but Iam proud to say I am once more elected as a representative of Rideau ward. He assured the electors that he would do his "utmost to advance the city : interests. Mnvnr Alnnh Livinoafnn fnnlz nr-manlnn tn UH Ul NI-IU JUDY- I There were calls for the majority of the mayor-elect, and when mayor Skin- ner announced it as being over 600. the cheer that arose re-echoed through- out the building. Rcsedaletl Rose- dale ! We want Rosedale !" called the crowd, and alderman Donnelly made his way to the platform amid enthusiastic greetings. He took pleasure in thanking all the electors of Victoria ward, irrespec- tive of politics. for placing him at the head of the poll in that ward. -There is one thing of which I am assured, said he. and that is. if a man does his duty in the coun- cil and tries to do what is right, he need not get out and canvass to be returned. I want to say right here, that prior to today I had not canvassed ten votes. The time may not be very far distant when I will ask you to vote for me as you have to-day ' for alderman Livingston. I will say now that no matter who is in the field next year I will give them a `go for the mayoralty. He again returned thanks to Victoria ward electors and wished all the electorsa happy New Year. AlA.......... `Ii`ll:.\u .....- ..L........,.,l :. LL- nun. no In 8 man we all real proucl OI. nnd.-1.Jnm nun:-ed uur.,.u citiuna will be perfectly aabiadgd with hf! conduct so the end of the year. 'l`hm-a warn nnlln far r.hn rnlnril-.v nf PQIUIHOQ Ill! WIIMGID IDIIIII 10!` `D50 nnhr in which oltizeue had rallied to hie. support. Mayor Skinner announced that there was a veteran on the ' latform whom he wanted the electors to ear. Helwae one who ehould receive cheer: from every citizen. Aldermen Mclielyey in comin forward we: accorded the cheere of .whic mayor Skinner id he_wu eoworthy of reoeivin "On ondey lut," began al- derman cKelvoy, "I asked all citizens to `vote for alderman Livingston. I felt sure they would, and t 7-eeult to-nl ht shows that nearly all t electors di support him. He is a man we ell feel proud of. And I am numrad hhnhnll aitiznnn will In WOFKBD IO|' Ell, am: I! ll? DIG D00 BX" I0 ms:'qrity. rotuined his waft-mesh thanks or `the nnxr in wI1h\|\ nltinnnn hurl I--IIIAJ in Ll- lilwrllligllv IIIIII IUIDQ How fafod it with Ham uldornn`nic' IlA.o..9 In....~..o u..`n ..1.I .... .....n .1 mm U5 Cllxy I llllafhln Mayor elect Livingston *ook occasion to hank Hm nrnnn fnr it: nunnnrf, nnnnlina 19- " )o-Vlot.oI-In wurd . n_ u u 0- .. ll--Fronv.onuo was-d.. 11- *- -- . 14- .. .. l5-Rlduu ward. . I- 1` " Shampooigg 1-sydonhun ward `i H tl I `_, t 2-St. Laxronoo werd . u :- 5.. 7-OtAnqul mud . a_ A u u -_ k \| l-0ntu-lo ward .` `_ 1| u _ ' .Amcr nngno oonucu. mol Eh QHL I|uA| -Iain-sun Return: 81 Wards. I rvnuan-Ivu Total.- _' rqg oIu'?nml.h ,5; .'~. q ,, "iboro the ' thoopil "' ohmhrmlgo do- og futqthdldnh Jalniuoa by twontyour votu. Anbthar oldnu returned in J. `J. Bohnn. Ilhd `Jul-Ina. Mn rnunininal "VV ll-IIKU I I3nVI$o IUUUITIIIII LIIIIUII -r was rammed on aimiln round; his career wood to `hint; wognd `rely. Aldeljiunn r" McKelvoy wont to `tho `pan. in Bh. Luv- rence L ward `without canvufinar the olebtars, who ' ` nizedin hima ro- proe ntalo too gqodz lose; to for the Im Ev-third himsi In wnlnnnt`. tn the coun- -v- ----v---r- - -/-w --------v .aIuTm=6I. ANo'com=oImNa TO THE NERVOUS on DYSPEDTIC. )IU l'Rl'I'IVll QUKLITIES UNRIVALIAED. In QIurtor-Pound Tim only. Pnpundb JAIIS EP1"S& 00. Ltd. H - moputh oohomhta. London. icnln1d.o E

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