Ropreeontstlve Ion And Women of the 'l'lme.hy Arthur Lynch. "The ta were getting old. even old- fashion . Swinburne`: swirling verses nnd ompt metree had lost their glamour; Andrew ng'e futile eiee had been ad- mired sufficiently; Wi liam Morris was not quite convincing. and Louie Morris (Sir) Morris was commendable, but renlly ae slow as the ox thnt treadeth out the corn. Sir Edwin Arnold wrote like an official t; they were not poems, those verses of in, but rather maeeive ieoee of furniture of the Georgian ere. oreovor, Austin wne pleasant as a rosy euneet. and ae fugi- tive in impression; and Dolmen : bl`l0-B- bl-no had been partly lorgoen, like blno china and other aooiet rages. And in proee there wee also an nhuman dearth of noble naturee. Black was good. but he cannot be eternally on the shores of Ultimn Thule. Blackmore wae better, but the joy he gave us was serene rnther than pan- eionate. H rd`: enonnitlee had grown familiar; an eeant'e work was laid in with the oonaoientioueneea ol a carnentor. UIIIIIZUI II-wt lvtyurilluuo Perhsps one o( the moat engrossing subject: under public oonniderutlon ie that of intcem rsnos. In in s subject which touches scoluses slike. from the highest to the lowest. There are few homes which have not this skeleton Intempersnoe. either hidden shy in the closet or openl pend- lno itself mhhnlr hnmilisuon And lstnma. or rnouuumtn. at not to can ror mum- lant. Fortn . modern ncicnco. unong olhor wonderful iooomries. has found a nmody by which thll drink dinuo may In ponmnony mind. The new unoccu- hlcnnlinngomyhlorn in tho Doublo Dhlnddn Svnnd ttntmnnl an Admin- mncnnuvongouy uwn II no uouuo Oltloddo of tnutuunt an Admin- hund u that Iutltnh. Onkvillo. Furintuutlag boo burilw on can drink dictum and it: onto. odd:-on The Manager. Ookrillo. Ont. _-,___ -;_ .-____.._ Iennnnr: and ueunn war: pm In carpenter. Grant Allen. that excellent Itudent of bio- my, we: still brooding over his `Womafi oDid. Remeined Hardy and More dith. esteemed by the render: of culture, mu-veiled over by the feminine elite. but withel, and indeed therefore, not po ulnr." He likewise review! the Prince of ales, A I` I2..IC-u._ I`..-an Ann I... D--nL-.4Ib The Feat of Fitting V Men's Feet vmml, and Inuootl anal-oxoro, non umr." A. J. Balfour, Tom M|nn,8An Bnrnhurdt-, Zola. Rudyard Kiplin . W. 1`. Stand, Herbert. Spencer and 0% on in a manner of hi: own with the coolest. audacity. IIIVB DOE EIJII IIUIOIDII IIIWIIIFFIIIOB. IIUIBT hidden clot oponhy lng itself to their humiliation md ingmoo. How to dun! with in in an all-nbrorbinn lug men want nummnuon ma mug:-ace. Howoo deal all-Ab:-or-hing topic. llinlua-not tho gonpolund um- Advooltol ulna their ingenuity n tryingotogn pie with mundf ' nont- ly. by! vary numponnoo of 0. rim- smun. dnlnh Lhdr own man. Rmno nl ly. oy tno wry mumponnoo or mar Ian- mngo, datum their on cause. some of t um. unfortunntol . are too bigoted to look st the numnr I oommon tonne uhndpoinb. The vjcbhn of inhomponnoo turn: I dad our to their oxhortniom nnd .. .. ..n...n..- ....a ..a..a... .1 ......... turn out our to about oxnormmonn ma some pleading and advioo ol pu-onto. wife or frionql. and why? Became, in nnnvnun.hd~in A hnlnlnn victim of n WIIO 0|` ll'I$qI. Ill way: ill} III nunyouqhnahol ouvictimofn diuuo h-ouwhioh, by in nnuniahd ol- forh. hoounnot has hiuuoll. One might am well an hlnnouonlforll-om toodnoho rhouuutlun. not to for Man- IAIIK Inn-Onnnhlb Ilullnrn nninnnn nlnnn-I . CHARACTER SKETC H ES. Oonnou lonoo Ionponnoo. L-.. -..- -1 5|... .....-n -...... v_vH.rr Aouui ooanuvdkozufs` q------- `I`|Io'l.`ldhgel'eonVeiIeu rune In em- onoumu-v`Im roopuuonelnc` lldWInt'l`Il[AtOIIIllJ-'I hOIvQOl of Interest to all Oleeeee. Bun, April 21.--The ice ell out end we ere enxionely eweibing the errinlol the Hero. We could notwell in without the eemi-weekly Wmo. `Mr. And Mn. George Elliott peeeed bhmu I: here Mr Kingelaou leet week. Min . Davy Vb etaillvinginebrnlnenizel leeeou on the end or Brill like her very much. rid. Velleeu, emtill mekee hie eemi-week! tripe throw: in the com with b . Rev. Mr. er eh Sendlmret on Sande morning owing to the pueoi-`I illneee. re. J. Peal in better alter being eimt in wiob utlune for n while. The ialnndere are able in get over for-`t.beir mil nnin md all seem verv clad in eee the ioe I`Il'Vl0Wllotl- Fun VIIW, April 20.-l`ermerI ere preparing for spring : work. H. Meng mm netting bop-poles to-dn . He he purchuedn. ne bicycle. W. . File has returned from Toronto and resumed his duhiee 5: teacher In Adolphnltown school. Judge Loucke and Min Louch spent Thursdn vhiting friend! in Deoeronto. Gnome nnotb and Mn. Bennett mom; Thuredn vtlmng menu! In veeeronw. Geor e math spent; Bun ynb Elm Hull. hue Norman bu resumed to Montreal. `M1-I. end Mine Funnell, of Pprllnmenb Hill, passed through here. on Saturday. on their my to Nnpenee. Wellington Werner has moved to blue I-Ion: property. Reuben Lnzoknhu started in the watch?-\meking IJJIIOKI Ill bulinou. Adolpluutown lploodee. M Aoonmmurowx, April 2l.-'l`he farmers m, are aih commencing eprin work. Rev. (0. Mr. orneri is still in Bellow le, aI'_he in V5. not entirely recovered irom his illneu. in Quite a number from hereare on the sick or list. Mrs. Jame: Chalmers ha! been ill on with rheumatism. Shore Lyons, Kings- ton. in at his father`; The brethren this place are holding meetings in town hall,and are having a good at` dance. D. W. Allison wee in Pic Monday. Miu Mamie and Jack` have returned to Pioton, vihore th attending school. Mr. L em. or 0 land. has had an attack 0 ubhma at. work again. We are all awaiting the arrival of the shoe Islander: able to you over 10! snow mm (gain Ind all seem very glad so: R0. MILLHAVEN, April 21. -Far ` me" -3 busy again getting the land ready . x or my. iug. Everything seems very quiet) Emma here. Mra. Armstrong has been mug friends in Bath for the past week. mu M. Brown has a large clue of piano pl pn,_ She is a good instrumental teacher. ` om worthy stage driver paeeee through ' '9... regularly twioeaweek for Kingelvn-`t; 1 chore always eeemeto be l-"t"".`-7 b 7th 1 go to the city. The co ' 3" y ooeee. h ymmg pwph WM 9 d nntiidtfliierleuwem B n'\fm- 1 4 bended the market at | 1 Kg;-wn, on T h.::".:*.: .,::,?.,.::*;::.. n B. l'I _ . more always eeemnuo De I"`'"." ""4 " " by "2' idd '"' T and there were num- g::d'f:o':lg he I -. mrdny and report prices km `ton haw has been confined to the rheumatism bubie out again. very source this week but `Alli!!! H C. B. Scantlebury, Doings At Denblgh. l)n.\'mun, April 2l.-Ve elation is starting with unusual rapi ity and as there are very few farmers around here who have any feed left for thei cattle, but quitea number whose oattls have for some time had to subsist on "browse." their hearts are glad aooordin l . On the road leading irom Denbigh sgllh to (hiith every bridge crossing Ifyodei oreek and some of its tributaries has been swept away, and similar damage is re- rted from other places, and the lum- rmen's dams and slides as well as the local mill owners mill dams have sulfered serious damage. John W. Storing is operating Paul Stein's saw mill and shingle mill this season. His grist mill - will after this only be run on Friday and Saturday. as there is very little grain of last season s crop left for grinding. Mluhnvon Ilenutol. mnv mmin aebtinrl roadv Ilulurw IJIII hvuvnlio D1-24:31` LAKE. April 20.~A number of furmarn have begun spring work. Sugar- nmking in about over. The lakes are about clear of ice and shing seems to be um talk of the dav. Owimr to the hinh KBV. Mr. KVIOIWGIHI [III 13030800 I9 I6!"- vice from Sunday to Monday evenin . He prouchod A very able sermon on onday evenin . 13th inet. Sunday school wil robaby re-open soon. A wolf in said no Enve been seen lately. Efforts have been mmle to capture t, but in vein. Mr. Smith. Canoe Lake. has been fortunate ouou h to capture three been this eprin . Ln. nmce occupies the house lute y vacated by Mr. Oeer. Mre. Page in re- covering from her lllrpeee. l-`lorenoe Snoqk has gonna be West.port.. T. Abrams and wife were the guests of their eon John last, week. H. Bradshaw and wife hove moved here. about. clear 01 Ice and namng to be Lhe talk of dc: . Owing high `water at the Sand h the ateendance at. school has been quite small. The Desert. Lake choose hobor opens on May 116. Rev. Mr. Meredith as changed the ter- vine frnm Snndnvbo Mondav evenimr. Inn at pronoun. `mo nuvny on DI-main : ml swept an , but fortunately the tnin was Into and t oonduoor wu nsmed in time to pnvont. tn uocidonl. N. Bu-bar has lost two now: I) drowning. They uwarnphotl to cm: thd vu-nndwon wept down with she onrnnt. They bd- cuno Ont; led in the brush and won .a.........u .. .... n... ......m I... ..........| 1-3.. -wvyv uvwu nun. in`: v- nnnn u. nllw _, .. mmo drowned on they could but mound. The 1.0.0.5`. uni cannon will be punch- ed nut Sunday. at . by Row. Mr. Pick. of Mountain Grown. A number ol Fun Muona from this plant sanded the funds! ofcho Into Jon Wuhan at Hu- rovnmith yuurdny. oni bu boon ro- ..:_..IL......l LL- lI|_..- A! II. H .-h hula Intuit! rm. In cumulus ' Ounnlhno. lnddloun Id Do hl latch Ihunuln. lydon ham lolnullatlona. SYDIt.\'llAM. A til 90. -Mrs. George is building a argo addition to her house. A slight. mistake was made in last: weeks correspondence whon lb was stated that W. McMillan. ol Hrookvillo. had died. The fact. In Mr. Mo- Millnn, whose baptismal name ianot. Wil- liam but John. llV0d in Honriot.t.a,Iovon miles from Roclxcater, N.Y. The H.S. concert. whioh oamo o` on thq Nth, vru a decided umoss. Dr. Dunlop lled the chair admirably. The aingin waa line. aanacinllv that by A.MoMillan. in Wood- at A GMT on; ' `hdoimnuuntaon Ionic. were present. We offer our congmtuletione to W. Jacquith on having distlncuilhed himself at the median! exems. The repairing 01 boats in now In order. The ice in out of the lake. Mien 1-`. C. Snook he: opened I dmee-making establishment in the house of Mine E.Swit.Ier. Mrs. Bell in moving into the house of her eon-in-law. 8. Sharp. C. Km p he bought. '1`. hlexwelfe bike." E. He he nwrned home. rovnum.nnuuuny.- won an nun otivodhcroof the illncn 0! Hr. u-tin. vholofthonnonomougo lot Sudbur . Ilnculloninbuildi unovhounon 'v`v"'3:i$w' olllkl` b` ill III. I . . -~:.s-:*;.-.....*~,%~..?.".'".:.:"..1...-**-n` 0|! . huncunod from Kingston. She is on thick unt-mite: I -was cold. !`.`..". .:_..... .. ...... .'.`.".'.E.'.!:......E"" \IU\4I\lv\n can --uvu via`: singinr oepocinll ' by A.MoMillnn,Eiiu ruffand rs.l.ncy. Alnnghnblooonrtaoono from the Pickwick Papers was presented. An enjoyable dance wu held in the town hall on the 13th. About forty couple! present. We oonnmtulntiona IIIIU Bu` uvuuu \u uva uulrurnuw 1. Man`! E. Me `llcln-one Twllkllngu. Tlcnaonn. April 2l.~'l`ho Inter bu not boonuhigh In A number of your: :1 loin at prooont. The railway bridge at Dmin I nu swank. awn. fortunately nu. Anuuunnna In Inn: ntsutnhyutvvlnhovid -E. luv-in Inn nhrnul hon ywu up . . . . _ _, HAVE T6TlLL U;. F ronn, :1-Rb, `brethren `pow. 01 mg` unaintaim 5'.i ' partridge | P19 ` aw ; Imk Hi: print `lmdlth. in Paris. `um spent in H A1 p, Will! 1' F are ndv . \c.... .....A TIOVI . -v'r'7`zv,raA,-:`-an - ~ - -~ . I _ ,, _ . 5` n, ,; r 16. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22. 1119' *: ,A ____, ___..._..7-_a-r ' 4' / / 5 I F ' F _ ``!A o n ; tam = F. "4" u-can-1-a- uocai;u in lnlnut nnnuuiophc Whonlodfuudntu T Bu-on ltmioo De lunch when. run Mm wig. lhuri Inch be Gerouth. .... L... In 11...: niul-.v.t.hna van: mo. whl bani In Mun sixty-three you! V who. for mwiou ndrod 80 the auto, vu unoblod in I . Young Eh-ooh wont to Brunei: u a boy I thirteen. but his moor uttho Athena not marked by my peculiar min, nri\d sh tho of seventeen 0 went `Rho bus nus. -manual-Mnn Iuhnnnif` nit QIIO Euro. Iovonuon ho two mmnou. anointing himself witkx the nun bankinn homo of Iisohotohoim nuooiniing himself ~ wit me pun bunk! and Goldcmid? Before long :1 a ilnonoior became evident: putt-innn{ noon doubled mp onnl niiuonoo wu grail auntrimoninl allinnoo wit 0 n, daughter of head of the I03 log homo with which he war unooi bd- Ho was tho fine to in the spun of fall loading _lroy_1_ gdnpoat, iri_Hung Ball)- il- no won one unit to llll one Iyltem or ' we I loading h-om udepeet, in Hun to Arne. on the Buck Ieqend throu etron will. and nancial capabilities the In heet order hie plane were oerri out. n 1866 the commercial oollepge o M. lmgl-end Dumonoeeu which shook the money world of Belgium mm foundutione, gave him hie opportunity. He secured the moat valuable ol the ueebe. inoludinf the Turkleh nilwa 1. end by hie nki - ful menipnletion 0 them hnilt up in 1 quarter of a century, a fortune wllich eunnlttbet of the Rotheohilde. No man qunor 01 century, Iorwno wmcn ualttbntz w o huloquirod such vans riohol bu over and them to better purpoul. His olurlhiuln Aunt:-in and Gornnny no in- numcnblo. and bin scheme for t.rnnsphnt.- ~ inn Mn nnlnrhunnta Runnian co-rollnionluto numonblo. and ma oonotno ror u'InIpInu- ingsigia unfortunate Russian co-rollgioniucu tb uth America cost What any ordinuy n would consider I oolouul on-tune. In Egypt; and Euro h and Aliabio Turkey many schools, ucationnl nndinduabrinl were founded and main- tained by the boron. For instruction in iulioiu he give 82,000,000. To Russia i- Q mnde the nugnioonb offer of & .00` for nubile lnnh-notions. W5. I05 P ? mnde the nugnloonb offer of liynvuv ' 5.1. on should be made ' "'`Pl1licat o the fund: u to moo he Ruuian government do- religion. -, Mu I----.. ..... M.-nulnrlv fond of the Ior their nusmeu on me nver. The funeral 0! Mine Moore occurred on Fridn from the residence of her mother at Pine iew. Deceued wee highl re: ct- ed. 0. W. Bretech, late of the ins iew home, will remove to Theresa on May lat tcneeumecherge of the Americen house. J. A. Morris has opened the Park etore. Horcce V. Moore. maneger of the Fine View general store. will run a butcher shop in connection. It will be conducted in an up-to-date style. Trustee Walter Brown visited the Park on Thuredny lent in connection with the association : buri- The baron was particularly fond of the turf and the chase. He maintained It main stablel, And the partridge ahootm at sbomo. St. John tutu, in said to the fluent. in Europe. tn- -.-x....:...I u-uidnnna of late years was `Joan in; tlzommall-ordh bunt- Wilk II $04!: for our Bountiful loud to of Imnplu. oh 111:0 monondnklllbut the mic an 0 room: on 3: gnnnmng. A1mvn'on lelnnd Pu-I. Tlonunn Isumb PARK, April 2l.-- Nevigetion in fully opened on the St. Lawrence from Clayton down. The etr. Jeeeie Bein is now on her daily route from Cleytonto theBa . It is expected that the Islander wil be on the route this week. W. P. Ro ere, who conducted the P enlor the out two ears, was at tug` ` . vl-or nllmur N_' `I 0.;'l|I;r.:>fWl3::'Pnl`m`Ia'n, Wag on tha nver lut week looking after the interests of that house. Several u -to-date im. rovemente WI be tnede. hora wi1|.|. 8 HOW ' . .-.P .3}i`I`...`i'..E'1.;'.?3?2P;..`.?`$`" rovomenu wul no mnao. 1 note wuuuno pro rietor this season. Ingle- hhrt & Son, Aberbown, ropriebora of the Columbian howl here an the Westminster as Wonhminaber park, were at the park on Friday. They Antici be I good seuon for their businou t. orivor. ` Th. hum-ml nl Minn Mnnrn nnmn-rad nn iotatu, said too be me uneun m principal residence of _v but 8 great part of his ......+. in England. in : Piriu. Huh great England. noes. Game constable Northrup, of Alexandria Bay, made the park a visit "in a quiet way last week. He is looking sharp after the interests of the anglers association. For a number 0! deys past we have been visited with a series 01 thunder storms. erce but of short duration, followed by extreme hot spells. No doubt it will be appreciated by the farmers as the grass is coming alon fast. The water in the river is rising rapidly. and should it continue to do so until June it will be as hi-vh as ever it was. Quite a number of rnmmers visited James A. Morris M: the , nrk store last week. nan}. "Anrn Rn}-nkinn lnnnnhnll hi! lllbh week. Capt. Henry Robbins launched his sloop Flying Cloud on Saturday. It- has been thoroughly rebuiltand also got. A new suit of sails. which makes it look gay. II. Houghbon end wife, of Isle Royal. were visitin friends at the rk last, week. The I. .1`. hall at Fine low is mug psinbod. A su er social will be eld at the Foresters hn l at Fine View on Friday evenin , April 24th, under the auspices of the I. .F. Business will sum. here this week for the season such as building, painting, repairing, em. Tho Lament Tldlngl From This Brink Little Vlllngo. WILIJNOTON, April 2l.-Doot.ora are in attendance on Miss Stnpleton, Hillier, daughter of Mr. and M13. J. Staplewn. There are little ho of her mcovery. J. T. Brown in stil conned to his bed. Jamel Blbcock, Alliaonville, died at Mrs. W. K. Burr : on.Friday evening luv. A onbl mm mm received by Rev. 0. R. Lamb . of Bloomeld, of the death of J. '1`. Der and. jr., London. Eng.. non of the late J. T. Dorlnnd. of pneumonia. The uldngwo muted Innoh sorrow amon his man `frionda. Hurry Babbitt, Hi liar. ninety-six years. died at his rouidom . on Frida . He was highly respected. James rnwford is movinsr in the Murnhv l'I"lu`. KID W`! Illgllly TOIWOIQL moving Murphy dwelling, lower Wellintftnon. Glad to see J. C. Bowenmm noun again. Dr. Evma, M06811. Norman, Gilborts. Hubba and E. Klan-ill nl Pln}nn_ inmin fnwn Rntnulnv nnonsun-nap. I (IIIIIIIU "Duds uldduad hv:Inhn&o gttholdhiuniw zonally `adamant. ht, \_hvI ullqnnnqyluptuvm .'..':':.-.-:.':n="."-- ---- 8. D5 9Irc|I|I.IUvuI.y, ` 9.0. Do: an. ` 1 % lollovlllo. oqurlo. ; ".Bol0M\oon.(7|n. nd Dom. lxpx-on Oon 3 _..................-usgu Mosul. norlnnn, unnoru. nunoa and h. Mon-I'll. of Plohon, vex-sin town Saturday. (lanai: Wnllmnn bu commenced movinu uomll. or nown, vex-can town accuracy. 0 Wolluun bu commenced moving hig. rn And uhods. And by June his M-min: rill have A ne nnnannnca. and hig. barn Ind eneaa. nnu by June ms rnloen will have I ne appearance. and ewill be pmpued to ecoommodnto, i`n u-at-clue ntyle.e large number of tourists. The tuvelllng public epenk very hi hly of Mr. Wellmnn u I man who `now: thorough! how to entertain Ina ante. Little pen Are entertain of J. T. Brown : reoo . Mr. Vensox-iver,Picton. in uh. -uni. (J mnnl Rail-mldl, Jo-\nl| 3'33" ' ';e"..':"...`.'C.'.'n iz2'?3i.':}I Tina Iodhiuonsnndaylut. Schoonorn um hnulnnlnn In non nnnnd down the '1`IIViIl|0II|lIonuunuAyI|Il5. acnoonon no beginning to nova upond down tho Isl: again. Ixhaaotlpn la Wauo - ovorworl loans Biol-at l.|!o-Dodd'a lldaoy Pllla Iona Beat for the Kldaoyo. ,,.\ Ovorworh in what. you do aft;-Q common aomo uh to quit. -~-.~ , Ovorwor of any kind does man than bin, is uhauata you. J not a mu. more altar youought. to quit la-the "too much" that non on op Tho blood on to al poru faster than anal w you oval-work`. It tho kldnoya an not in ' ltorin on-dc. man potion la in throng thounonllparhof the y than usual, and than work, than noahlngot ovonrork. In hanntnl. Aa aoon an you-kidnayaootamonoo doing woththonialno andlaaa poinonin blnndnvarvninnln. tho blood only Innulo. This oxpklu wh Dodd`a Kidney Plllnl one no pnnptlyusd purunncntly Browlfl . Ml . V ln!!0l'lV0l`,l'|c| .0n. in the out of uol Rnynoldn. Joooph `Hun hdhh mu Bnndnvhnb. Schoonon 5UTl'lERLA_ND S. gangs 0: mason. . AT AN ISLAND RESORT. WELLINGTON WAFTS. FOR TIRED FEELING. _:..__. In To Toll from Thouund lllllld Pu-I. .-._ 1).-.. AI\r SZl,-- 1-, .I.`J|llwrv- years is time was ` ' -I-1-Q-- ` BRINGS ON NIRVOU3 PIOSTRA- TION AND ST. VITU3 DANCE. need. \ Hard study at school brou he on nervoue proetntlon and St. Vlbue. noe. Thu II A very frequent occurrence in hheeedeye oi high pressure etady. end one of the many unfomlnntoe who suffered thug. but has now he pily found relief. in Mlle Llnle K. Marthe I. of Centnl Clarence. N. . Deepite all that we: done tor her the dleeaee grew worn in month utter month rend away, and both herself and friend: eered the wee doomed to en Invalid : life. But. an mu-volloun and penmnenc cure has been In-on be through bhe egon of Dr. Wlllhmf nk Pllln. and the pa He will be intaereehd ln renting the young Indy : { statement ol her mm: and cure. Mn. Mu-.h.Il can a "Aboub six years her mm: and Mina Mnrulnll uyn About an :30 Ivan taken ill. Abthc onhaota mno remedies were mad, but utho did no good: doctor was otllod in. 0 nounood my trouble norvou prom-A on St. Vitus dnnoo. bun he on by over mdy tn school. Inqun or hi: can for at 3 ear. but did not loom to improve, ml In 4. An munanmd g ohm-mg of up gm! Ioullon of up to Date Footwoa W S@`;7 rovement. in my condition. My norvoue ntaem seemed to be oomileuely ehnttored, d1 became no weekt. I0 I could not lk about the house without: nuietnnoe, end for two year: Mud ho be carried up skin. It. in needleu to uy um I use uite dlloounged unochin eeemedw `Alford me more `shun ,$emp|_~u-y Ifel_lel: quite discouraged. asnothing seemeuw alforcl than temporary reliel. For ve years I was in this weak, wretched and despairing condition, when linsll I resolved to ve Dr. Williams Pink Pi ls. oi whiohl ad heard and reado gent deal, A trial. After I had used two axes I felt somewhat better. and determined to continue the treatment, and did so until I had used twelve boxes. all the time ain- ing health and atren th rapidly. I ave recovered all my o d time health and strength, have a splendid a petite and can walk along distance witgout feeling tired. I know that had I not taken Dr. Williams Pink Pills I would not to-day be the strong healthy girl thatl am, and I cannot nd words strong enough toex- press my ratitude toward this grand -nedioiue w iich has restored me to health. I am onl too glad to have my testimony publish so that others aioted as I was may be oured. and I shall ways speak of Dr. Williams Pink Pills in the terms of raise they deserve. _ _ P Experience has taught thnut_`1n_ 0I;g;.\.,f,- - drive diMDMJ'!H" cl`-li`e7r.em. ite root must be reached. The blood must be made rich, red and pure. and the nerve! must be nuriehed and strengthened. Dr. Williams Pink Pill: go utr ll ht to the root of the trouble, and peifurm t eeelunetionn. This is the secret of their great eucoeu, and the reason they cure when other medi- cinee fail. At no other eoaeon of the year does the blood eo badly need urifying and enrichin he in the apring,en to eocomp- lirh the t reeulte Dr. Williams Pink Pille should be taken. No other medicine can accomplish the same ood reeulte. See that the words Dr. illiems Pink Pills for Pele People are on the wrapper around every box you buy. All others are worthless imitation: no matter what the interested dealer who otfere them may say. Sold every where at fty oente e box. or six boxes for 02.50 or rent Wet paid on receipt` of ice I: the Dr. illunne Medicine Co.. rookville. Ont. Bunlo Exprees. The etory of the sixth session of the seventh parliament of Canada will be a black page in the annals of the dominion. The die raceful scenes on the ber of the house ni ht after ni ht are directly chario- able to ir Charles `upper. He led in ministers in abusive language, and in re- fusing to give the opposition information to which the house was entitled, setting an example which. for the credit of Canada. it is hoped will never be followed. The withdrawal of the remedial bill I UUX UI IJUIII I IXIUIIUIY KIIIS. "They helped me from the start, and I continued taking them and now I em happy to say I am com- pletely cured. I rest soundly at night and heve no trouble in ur- ineting. The tired feeling has lied and I am elwnys ready to get up at the sound of the alarm. and I can cheerfully /recommend Donn`: Kidne Pills to en Il- icted with idney tron . for `they have been e metvellonl IB- nedy in my cue." .' III I luv" The amrv of hoped will be followed. The withdrawal bill leaves the government, in the precise posi- tion they were in before the extra session. and lays at their feet the onus of having put the dominion to greet and needless ex- pense. It will also furnish the liberal party with a very dangerous weapon in the forthcoming contest. The ueslion will be fought at the polls, to t e pro~ bnble exclusion of the weightler tax-ill` problem. and the battle will have all the bitterness which accompanies the introduc- tion of creed and race hntreds und`prejn- dices into politics. The liberals are using every effort in rsnade Sir Oliver Mowat to retire from t on Ontario legislature and desist Mr. Laurier in the general elections Sir Oliver is very pular with the lead- ing men of all re igions in Canada. and his inuence will be (eater than that of any other man in nadian politics. With him to direct and Iwtivel assist in the cam ign, the libero party would huve t 0 best opportunity it has had in twenty-ei ht years to sit in the government nohes and hold the key to the dominion treasury. With- out him, the outlook is not so rosy. The contrast between Sir Oliver Mowat and Sir Charles Tupper ought to be enough. alone. to defeat the oonservative party. The former's administration of the ailairs of Ontario for more than a quarter of a century has been marked by strictest in- tegrit and unswerving political honesty. The latter`: political record teem: with jobbery and tactics which a strictly hon- orabl politician would hesitate to elnplo . Canad should have no hesitation in ma{ ing a c oiceof men when the opportunity is presented in June next. ._____:j__ . n,n, _.-u. .12-) \e__ joone might be bononom. 1 touowcu um ?vioo, and for n time named 00 0 some- hat. bower. However, noon ear I re- .......a b.......l -u tnknli want. And for -c rum-...v..`. ... .._~.- ..-..V. John Lnngmnn. Bolloville. died Mon- day evening. He had been ill for some time with spinal trouble. Mr.l4ngnun was forty-three year: of age. T ee that your house in well iuted within and without lunliness is next to Godliness nd names: is its twin sister. {Wh%e\%ing:[{iiFllrE.| IIIWIIIUK I. I-UIIIU UK-IILCI `CI P: V Vave tried many remedies for idney trouble but got no relief till I went to McLeod's and got a box of Doom`: Kidney Pills. TI:-u H-in-J tn. fl-nun Ohm nlnrf Pretty hardivgork. A lot of stooping to do. That is hard on the back. . Causes a strain. The strain weakens the kidneys. The kidneys cannot do their work. Kidney trouble follows: Mr. Charles ~W. Crowley, no Ordnance St., Kingston, Ont.. was engaged in this occupation for some time and the results were as stated above. He says : N` Inn-up rsunv-all `I-luv` Iranian} as Slatcu UUUVCO III: 3IIy3 3 l "I have suffered from violent pain in my back for the last three years and have had diiculty in urinating; after doing a day : war I felt so dragged out that I eoul n't sleep or rest. and in the m ing I could scarcely get up. V`-mun M-hurl mnnu rnnubtne `nu- vuuy nu -u-vuu - w_, _.-_ but I01 .nd he I. on nuggutod 3 oh: mono might be nooial. dvioo, I came nhgt. mu. Ilnwgvg;-_ gc I'll`: UOWGI`. HOWOVQI. IOUII luau: l|v' mod homol wu taken worse, rain weeks wu conned to my bod in a to of complete pnootrstion. Our (unily zaicinn WI! unremitting In hiuttaonhion. n nntlnr Ml mm 1 WI! `may I shall uwaya speak or Dr. Williams praise deserve. Exnorienco taught. shut in. oI;3_;_*,.*`. hgaicinn In hiumonmon. n under his care I nally enabled 3 sit up, but beyond this there was no im- `rovomont. condition. My norvouu ..+.m nnnmnd on be oomnlouoly AI Ylowod By Lookers On. \ lu`uuu-mm hdid IID5 I0 llnpruvu, gated change uoneoiul. I followed his Hun. nnalnnll an 03'`: KEA- me; ;lN'IERNATlNAL COMMISSION Co. 1 Q Q QRAIIZIQQ near 1 na- m mu bad 03%| : IIOIIIO E.=;`~`i.'..,.:`i`.~:%s .h'r IS SIMPLY An In! nvar We remove, store and I NSURE stoves of all kinds. Charges very reasonable. av`---- TELEPHONE 223. mus CARNOVSKY comm. }McKELVEY & BIRCH` ue. .. . ; Wall Paper: Furniture Manufacturer and Upholsterer, 263-265 PRINCESS sr., - xmesrou. our.` Moth Proof Paper. - -- \lY.. 1.-.... blush Dunn` Hannah 1 Carpets Altered end Re-Laid. . . All such `details as altering. sewing and ro-lnying are done by experts. (`.nrpor.a taken up. cleaned And re-hid no reasonable ntoo. All work done on the shortest possible notice. Goods cent for And delivered. Steamboat. and hotel work a specialty. - l'o|-tholvldonoolnllot Dlbnlthdhfcr -Itnclnngo. [Inn--.n A--II OI ,A| . ---nI unlnodthonpntlullunllnulol In bongo: thhcnootannuoun. uuuseb ntiunotcnnochon ........_a-- n-n-an-gal` -Lang` and 1. Have Some me People sLlIelnsnmnce 60., Tommo.| Issues Policies on every plan of insurance. including, Or `nary Life. Limited Payment Life Endowment. with or without profits. De- ferred Premium. Annuity Bonds at lower rates than any other company. I00 Wellington street. Ottawa. Head Office of the Company. Dromptnes A prominent feature of our Inoceu ha been promptneu to oxocutn all orders. to our facilities In unequnllod in Eastern Ontario for thialine of hn-i nnnn, vuu rlvvl rt!`-Ivan - - - - We have Moth Proof Carpet I r mndo oxpreuli for us. II untod with n chomicnl mixture winch in wan-nnmd to ill moths. recommend this for laying under carpets. We bnli noon. THEY CANNOT WITHDRAW. `.0. MARSHALL, luv Paints at Corbott`s. A question of good common sense where you intend to buy your New .. .. .. 69 71 BROOK STREET. KINGSTON. nu-A Anon an 1` `Ed BRINK This ls the place you have` heard of-our magnificent stock. Have` you called in to see the designs and prices? There will be money saved if you do. ONTARIO STREET. KINGSTON. if-Viilllr `no mm. 70 "mun ..1'omn panama: . TELEPHONE 312. oxpreul It. in ha I in Irnrrnnnad In ill mnhhl. '0 II II %CORBE1'f SHARDWARE| Store. Bank and Omco Flttlngs. Darquotte or lnlald Flooring. No Flner Work In Canada. Upholatortnz and Dnblna done In tho Latent Designs. mu Work 0! All Kinds on the Short- est Notloo. ...... .. IIOHOQOCUI-Bovllvhlllo ..... .. 0IuInlIJ.hAlI3.\II.I.(0IbU... LIAdyolQlIn5!In.IoktuI DI: knot! 0--onhynunouuu .......... . 1 u"I"`|l"Inh&;_J:W.lJf#o`uI\ ".9'-$'."-'TJ3n'3.'!a'.'.."fu'.".- .`:' ll'IUI2'ITQlllI|D-at Our. Pu-lnaunnlnnl |1_1%t.crlor and Ornamental [NEW BOOKS] F. 'NIBET's| AM) new enmons. III Inna-uuw up unwuvu----op ` < `V W: "s'o_ ~ Such, Bonds, Grain and P10- hought and sold for cash `lion IlnlIl.l|'|Il'lilIS- ' 'IQfCOOO. - I QIVIIBOD. - I in lawn. 1 `In: Inuv. n . I -0- + WOOD WORK I: II III`! - We hwy :_ , Look Here! %C0UGHA| ;%s&`m'~:a ;`;mm,% the Blood by of )e,_Ki;lgys; is Natur's/way of d<()ngit, and the g:n|nt_n_s__g_3nou:ans. ` fryf v~~- --v R and you also on Book). "How bar." and on union ohnnn on mkwtlfn (um-nntud or you Ll`.`.'.. ` I { I I 4 ie.not a simple one and does not always receive the atten- tion it deserves. We pay special attention to this de- partment and wish to call your attention to the fact that we have recently receiv- ed a Spring shi ment of Sty- liah American outs for men. They are very nobby and thoroughly up to date. See them. . \ ~s,.,, gge.-..-2.:-..sr..:~ nld monon About the prion. 4 to 1 and also you ] `clawing. Alppsyhon I W'i`ni:=.% ' TFORD nu: we on ._.....I- ..A g". ......a.... I-._. with to spend money when with "little extra trouble it can be enved. are the ones who ought to know about I-Iobart'e Furniture Cream. It makes old furniture look like` new. This is not an empty boast. Many have tried it -no one has found it wantin The rice in 25c. Its ' `ad by its worth, ia.."` Y d" are. There is nothk 1" `*9 3d- ! the is nouf early as goodjs Hour; niture Cream. 1 mg I ....Kig lAl\A STYLEI *.unuun'uun.' lob- MEDICAL HALL. lotto ' Emu. WM or Dustin. on uuortzon. t 150. Z?"..7 ..1.:".l`.'*:%..':*:.'.':'.r:`..'.:;.*;'::m mnnon.lIa.u ungndlma .. . . .*z:'::.a..-.r.:....: .... ,.:._; 01 on oqntuecn jog pyu no nnu. whoii flliilni Idvortlumont 's o on contract: to; on: no nu. 6 'r;:%:!:r I 'm' Ipuo gr totlu_!opnuoo_n gnnogug IIIE Women llll about saving money. If 4--.. 11... ... MR. GLADSTONWS MIND. The ex-premfor o! Greet Bu-min wrote a letter to Dr. P1eyMr.'_expneulng hi: dio- mu that I heavy verdict had been found against :11 In the one in which he was eued lor Alleged betnyel of profeuionel oecreto. Mr. Glad e, it seems, inci- msted ulnt. notwithe nding the result 0! the one Dr. Playlnir hnd his continued |~%h`3I3F NI vnlln III] IIVI: war wnnv mTmn olaonnnqhvnb every n lnlllnnnrdlpu Inudnnm -, I ' , $3`: .2: "..x:3..:`:.' ~".:.-:;=..:~:. -:.-3:: diva Mono ah be at on I to n u an no u ngfhoo homo ' vs 1.3: III I o . ohsnu logvoigaunhgzm Ilglo XHIIIIIHIIG. The letter in such as one friend might be expected to wrlbo to nnoolior. Dr. Plnyinir did noiz, in his opinion, merit the punllhmenb he roooivod. Learning some- thing About I womnn in the course of his practice, which Atfoobod hor Ioolal position, lib" Wu desirous elm hi: family And per- ooml friends should be spared the humilia- tion of any possible expoauro oi her. `um. ...;....i.... -0 5.1.. ..I.i..mI'In +1.. mh. VIOII 01 any pvuuuuu ulpuculv In um . `Tho ootmolnm oi the plainti in the sub- Ioquonb suit may have gone further than it wu intended, and had aoat: undreatnt of. but in any one Dr. Playhir did not shlrk bin ruponaibility. and A court. and a jury diered from him an to the etrnal tnou of ohingl and recorded a heavy vor- dlot against him. VI`).-- `unnnunn Mp lllndntnnn rlnnn nnf. ulou IUIIIIIII lulu. Tlzen. because Mr. Gladstone does not endorse the verdict. but expresses his sympehhy with Dr. Pleytsir. its is esid he p hes crested a painful impression and given .1 impetus to the reoent reports chi. hs\'a_ been suppressed, and no the ssol b,hr`_ "' mental faculties have bsoomr"` ""P`'d' such "homo". `N W, unsritsble, unkind ma nnrwh ", ,1 They Are grossly offensive. ,,_IL4I` seemingly pub In circula- -`BU nu-1 and tjv _ . 1,,-J16 ueemingly pub . b on by political opponents whose malicious epirio ought. to be Iomewhet restrained now that the venerable ebeteenen hes wihhdnwn from political life end_ appears on be enjoying bhe snnquiliny which he so much dour nu ,, , _;1-_._ __|__ -______Lt1-_ __..'LL $0 their parlor or dining room furni- ture gets scratched or dim look- ing, they send it to the cabinet- maker at house-cleaning time to have it re-polished. `IIIIUII UXUI VVUs Theron`: others who sympathise with Dr. Plnyhlr. who think his oonco Wu magnied and onggoratnd, and of whom u I... ...\o in... ..I.I nun uni. ...-..t.l lllI`IIIIIvu Iuu VA-`.VI uuvu, unu va wuvu: it In: not been said that their mental (scnltiu are impaired. And why should the world`: gnndut old man be wickedly alnndonod. I! he seams to hnvo boon. ANOTHER CRISIS AT HAND. Them in another crisis at Otbuws. the rolult. of A new oonlpirnoy to dooapibato and bury Sir Mnokonnio Bovell. tn. |...|....|.;.. I... ....:.`1..... - .-.I....... CIIII "III, ll IIICUIUIIIIV lI\lWUlIo Illa leadership hu noebeen a pleasant. undertaking. Hell not: I polihloulmagt clan. end I0 cannot, like the late Sir Jo Meodonnld. utonlnh his followers by Ann ooouionnl dnnlin performance for which they were mall unexpected end the like of which they never new before; ..... x- - ........... m.. nu I-5. su. ulhhni. ha hdalabuuuup buqoulnpuhh . unt ClIuhnbIo;|I.y.. .n.nua-pan-no-nun. phi-` II.` 'a V In wluuu vuv uwvwl saw uuunv, nor in a mystery. like the late Sir John Thompson, and I0 cannot: up- pel them by his austerity, by his cold, calm, commanding look. and speech which euggoevod that it was from the voice of something more than man. Sir Maokcmie ha! been unable to confound his followers by look or language. Au plain.praot.icnl, evory-day kind of politician he hu gured holore thou, end they pronme to impose upon him. to ignore his dignity. his rights and prerogatives, to or (let him around as they would I chore boy. He he: on a couple of occasions ruentod this erentment. Will he be equal to the protons emergency? Hols boing pushed toward the door and hold to go. Will ho toko the hint, or will lie, for tho party`: like, abandon his man- |.....l ....I eh. n..n.|.-`AV. tuunnn-In L-s Tho union in virmny cloud. The sxovornlnonh had A lot of Iohomu ufoot. all hatched out in nnok. to command the It- nntlonnnd sllqhnooo! the votorn. but. Ihoy Ind to lay them uido baton the hunt! cl Ibo opposition am now. in the dying hum of pu-llunonl. than ngnhl nth. u-III: hhnlr nnnnn-uh LA nnrfjnn V 11 KUIIT TF1 IPWWII1 --`l pahp Gun. tho uqnldh. will dump`: pur.`uIdI|IO)|-Owlllllonndolo cull lhohlpohhpulyhylonud Im- dhhudllqh Johnlulunkl. " Navtiuuophuooby Itr.Ilditho! lhbhilpollh phyla Dahlia. AL`-L-suds. nljilnllndnhhn -null jlpuu 3: fun In.\nI-I1Il. ll |';chn|iIIdn-udlslhgluluiomvoold loolighlulhguh. lwbouldolr lush It an the Hunt undu- |__;|......__._4 .1 .L..__n. ..|...| lheIsL u Nul IIU, IUr but lalvy I 1lv, Iuuuuuu um Innu- hood. and the manhood`: courage that oughnolnvo boon uhmpod into him by this time? I_,_ I, ,_!.A,_.lI,, ,I__,J Y IIII III! lllbg Wlloll ulvu vuu-VIII. nu IIIJUIIIII` punodbultbo hon noeunitiu of gov- oraunnt. 80. thvrutod in their corrupt- ingplnnu, in thoir presumed pm-ohuo of -LnI- an-uilnnnninn Inn In-[hon In OLA `noun Ill IJIIIII. III Illl ipuvvuulvu yllua-all! In wllolo ooulihcooicl by bribes In tho form otglum Io public vrorh. the minivan luvs. Shams. bound #0 qunrnh uhuh u to who donld who gluten ln,t.ho politics! world. Sir Oh:-la Tuppor in tubule Ihlk our (hmdn in All the ,,,lA_A_ -5 _ _.;..._ .u-.,.-'_ 2 if. IIIIIII In .I-nu-ulvuug Inlulv could not. with their oonnonh. be Anything I ........a L... A. L... ....`...m.. ..c ....... `T 'v------ ----___- . ,,.,- _ _ ; :.'"-...;:-.::.':*'!.:*.:..:*:.z'.E.*.`.."-r. `inlay u pubnhod on mm. B n pt 01 0 nu` IE: nf!uAn-co`; 558.... "'""""`""""" " " I not a In w1:uno' 9 n m c... `-.n" 35.7:-.=.n. .33.. r... A In for nlnnnhndlnl of webs; o on EP"...%"&?Z3.'su'.m"." I` i nunndoV'ol.R.pII"l.lnl. .2;3&`..".'.',f:`:s.... ' - ll Ir" W" ::.':""."..`.*.'::.*.:.-...... lol- :0: I? mnPI:mgMmuhgq_qg Opifcr par Or-b;su Dioor: ._ [M NOD03 IfI..`." n u; an Inn in solid u|h.I\nluHnu' V1)A1I_._Y __\_IvH1G. 3576 In ndunu. Iontod lutlolu or unona mpomlbu lll r.L':'3 IDIIM II 7 morn: luau: at "who whrad to gm nun; ldudonqld uknnaa. Imm- in u thovghtthathinunmnnepodlpjun with. But no. main. u.r., doclu-on that llnnltobs will and to Ottawa six out of the noun ropnunhblvu so which the .......l..... I; gnlxlgol -Map MIA nail`. nlnnhlon. DI UK XVII IUPFTIIIQIIIVC Ill! wulvu vuv px-ovlnoo in onmlod alter the next obow. and he know: tho fooling ol the people I..u-. LL... A-nu -man In an lunatic. Hon. EDITORIAL NOTES. Tapper sud ooorulon. The II n nioo progrunmoto patent to the oloobon In the next election and expect them to unl- low It. And so Mr. Meooelle may not beep- polntaed wetden of the penltentinry after an. We had to lenve oi than nppolntr menu to the lm moment. 0 I I DoDI)'s % `lGdne`y Pills % Do It! So Sir Mackenzie Bowel] would like to run in Klngnton. would he Y He had bet- ter stay In uho oenntn if he want: so may in public lift, Klngnbon has no call for back nnmborl. . There are seventeen constituencies in Ontario which went conservative in the last election by majorities of from oneto seventy-nine. Allo! them are now expect- ed to go reform. e s - M10 I10 lnowu FIII Iuuung VI uuu l.-any-w better ohm my mm in the home. Hon. tr :1 nu. In anlnu In hnln hh nnhv nll DEVICE Iillln lily lnln In "DC uvu-u. mu... '1'. ll. Duly in going to help lulu pu-by all ho can, but he with dluolutlon bldn adieu topollhlool mo and bo_oloo. n. will not oor for no-olaotlon u the clum- pion o! oou-clan no Bl-`ondon. no known what the null) would ho. -_ AL- _..._` _n :. .._a...A..... ....l ..|.... .4: VIII) III! llllu wuulu um ny.h..w.y .n in acumen and oheoe en the copied. The oillce eeekere ere clamor cuu. Tneplenier iibeeeiged for town. Re I; diepoeed to decline them. on the ground that the appointment of member: to oce now would be prime fecle evidence that their support at he remedial bill wee purcheeed. Our member, Mr. Mel.oole.~ in in on union: ireme of mind. With him It ie e one o! appointment of now or never. Auuredly elm the government: in delect- ed in the election In cannot make Appoint- menu, end my Inede under such circum- etenoee would be promptly cancelled. The general elegblona will be held on voters um uwo yours old. So that all young man coming of age in the monflbirno will not be allowed to use the franchise. Young men, how do you like that 2 U U ` The Montreal ministerial auooiatlon will not withdraw: line of it: strictures upon the drunkennou and profanity in tho house of commons. There are some men who have no regard '_for the party's club. 9 O O Sun Hughes. M.l ., prophecies the we. can of the oonurvnbivo party in the next campaign. 10 does not require one to be : prophet. to loo when Sum will be after the elootou hnve taken their innings in South Victoria.` 0 O The Toronto World -` Uha". "" d M n _ ,4 ominntionn for onndl~ Poi ,,,..-weaning general elections, for ' the commons, hnvo, been xed for Tuesday. June 9th, and the elections will take plane on Tueedny, June ldth. Sir M_Lokonue Bowell. he any: further, he resigned the prelnlorehip vlrcnnlly olthongh the an- nounoomont. will not be made untllnlter tlon. Sir Charles Tupper vnll mm m. I 9 O "The way be reconstruct. the cabinet at Ottawa." in the opinion of the Hamilton Herald, "in for the party bochuclr Sir Tuimper end his followers and the remedial pol oy overboard and mai:e Mr. Meredith` premier. giving him a free hand to select, associates who are opposed to coercion and are not. besmirched with the mud n! in- numerable scandals." That would be radical reform with A vengeance. But. that is what. the conservative party is :noi. ready for at the present. time. _ 7_, ,,___A,.__ `o Bm's 4