A Clear _ Complexion can be the possession only of the man or woman whose digestive functions are in perfect order. * A | | ha Effervescent «Salt taken regularly will keep the stomach in good condition, the blood pure, and the com- plexion clear. All druggists sell it. Kingston & Pembroke & Janadian Pacific Railways. EasterRates ound Trip Tickets will be issued as fol lows : » a' GENERAL PUBLIC SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARE. SKaing March. 27¢h to 81st, inclusive, re tursdog op to and focluding April dst. TEACHERS and STUDENTS (On wurvender of rd certificate signed by Principal. SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARE $i AND ONE-THIRD. Going March 21st to 20th, inclusive, good to return until April Sth, 1902. t¢ K. & P. and CP. I, Fall » TER goa VR vouggm, gn TNE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY EW SHORT LINE FUR N Tweed; Napanee, Besronie and all loos! Hen ¥ EASTER HOLIDAY FARES re General Public SINGLE FIRST-CIASS FARE. (ood going March 27th to 31st, inclusive; ret 3. and includ April ls, ov ing: domi 1 School Vacations Yo teachers and Pupils ol Schools ard Col- loys, {on of standard form of school Certificate, signer' be Single First«Class Fare and One-Third. God March Zist to 20th, inclusive, tickets Ww returning from destinstion on or before April Sth, 1902, J. P. HANLEY, Agent, City Pasar. Depot. {INION LINE. Mell Steemships. Liverpool Service ; FROM PORTLAND. ; x wp ite we oso March th v Vacution Railway "Ney Bed « May 17h sore April 1200. © Apeil 19th. Rd iterrancan. ETE oth and ney et, 2. Gilderalesve, THE STYLES AT NAPANEE. THEY CAPTIVATE THE wo. MEN, WHO BUY LARGELY. The Heads of the Hodseholds no Doubt Feel Wretehed--J. A. Shibley Arrives Safely at Phoeriz, Arizona--Pert Per- sozals. Napanee, March 24. --Saturday was most springlike in its nature, and dust flying on the streets. The millin ery openings brought out the ladies in large numbers, and all afternoon and evening the streets were throng- ei. First one place was visited and then another, until all through. The Hardy dry goods company, Doxsea & Co., and the Robinson company wens visited, and the spring créations in- spected and criticized. The hats for he coming season are varied in style, and something can surely be found in the assortment to st any known stvle of beguty. A preference, how ever. seemed to be for the black, and the Lack and white styles, particulac ly with the elder people. Some very pretty hats were seen at each store, and the prices quite reasonable. Mrs. Doxsce haa a very large assortment, hut before the day was over more than fifty were purchased, the largest number, she says, she ever sold at an opening, The other dealers also re port large sales, Next Sunday { Raster Sunday) will see the airing oi the new acquisitions. Word was received ley, saying he had Arizona. on Saturday was yuite fatigued with journey. Isaac P. Post, a well known citizen, is ill of pneumonia. A Jarge quantity of maple syrup was on the market on Saturday, but all quickly disposed of at one dollar per gallon. The farmers who have sugar bushes say the run of sap on Friday and Saturday was the largest in some years, W. F. Gerow will start his cheese factory, at Palace Road, on April Ist. Other factories in the neighborhood will begin operations about April 15th. A (IPR. freight train, shunting in the vard an Saturday, ran the hind car off the track, and into the Bay of Quinte tool house. standing by, completely demolishing the structure. No other damage was dane. Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott and son, Roscoe, guests of Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Knight for the past week, leave to day for Kinmount, near Lindsay, where théy "will go 'into business: from J. A. SBhib: reached Phoenix, morning, but the long -------------- General Otis Retires. Washington, D.C., March 25.--~After many vears of active service, inchid ing active participation in three wars, Maj.-Gen. E. 8. Otis was placed on the retired Jist to-day by operation of the law requiring the retirement of army officers on their sixty-fourth birthday. Since his return from the Philippines the most of Gen. Otis' time has been spent in command of the military de- partments of the lakes, with head quarters at Chicago, and of Dakotas, with heaaquarters at St. Paul. Gen. Otis will make his future home in Ro- chester, N.Y. The retigement of Gen. Otis results in the usial number of transfers and promotions : Maj.-Gen. Arthur Mac. Arthur, of the Colorado, with head quarters at Denver, to the command of the department of the lakes, while brigadier-Gen. Frederick Funston suc- ceeds to the command of the depart- ment of the Colorado. The command of the department of Dakota is to be assigned to hrigadier-Gen. A. Kobbe, Gen. Funston is at present on leave of absence, and for the time be- ing the command of the department of the Colorado will devolve upon brigadier-Gen. Bates, commanding the department--of the Missouri at Omaha. Thrée applications of Peck"s Corn Salve will cure hard or soft corns, In big boxes, 18a. at Wade's drng fire A. G. Scott, Huntsville, wae found dead in his workshop. What Colds Lead To The Opinions of Great Doe- tors-- Protection and Safe- ty Found In Dr. Chase's Remedies BR ----------------] Contrary to the common belief, the best doctors tell us that very many of thy most inful and fatal diseases have their innings in a neglected coll. Kidney disease in lar they say is very often brought on by catching cold as a result exposure, to vold and dampness, and hence it is that so many teamsters, railroad men and Rbarera suffer with aching backs, to check the cold and di The wise way 1s ER Syrup. oi tine. This preparation is so and reaching in its effects that ing loosening the tem, " will prove wonderiully in relieving f near Kastoria, Ero DAILY BRITISH WHIQ, TUSEDAY, MARCH 25. rrr r-------- A LONG HUNT. Kansas P.O. Inspector Chases a Man 5,500 Miles. . Wichita, Kan, March 25 -- After trai! ing his man from the Mississippi to the Pacific coast, covering more than 53500 miles in the purenit, and de voting lis entire time to it for thir ern months, inspector D. W. Peters, of the Kansas City division of post office inspectors, captured' George frons, alleged to be the leader of a gang of western post office robbers, and brought him back to Kansas, where Irons was wanted on, the speci: fic charge of robbing the post office at Salva, February 18th, 196]. A federal grand jury at Wichits has indicted fron wit) Albert Gilibs, Ray Taggart and Albert Taggart an vd of post office i a) The three last named men have all con fessed that they weve members of a gang which committed many = post office robberies in western Kansas un der the leadership of Trops. CHORUS GIRL'S STRIKE. Bought Five Acres For §5--Is Now Offered $20,000. Kt. Louis, Mo., March 25.--Miss El Jen Spellman, a chorus gid in the Castle Square opera company, will not remain on tha stage after the close of the present season. Miss Spelinian owns the new Beaumont pe trolewm geyser, known as the "Foot light Well." She acquired which it is located from Jack Kirby. the Texas oil king, a year ago last July, paying the sum of 85 jor five acres of barren soil. Three weeks ago a developing tompany struck oil on Miss Spellman's property amd she was offered $20. for the quartér atre upon which thé\well was bored. She signed papers to-day by which she will make the sale. This she wil spend in developing other promising sites on the same propecty. ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE. Convicts Burn Stockade in Which They Are Confined. Kosciusko, Miss, March 25.--Five county convicts made an attempt to burn their way out of prison, burning the stockade house in which they ceemating themselves. They were all negroes, The prisoners were let out to Robert Campbell, county contractor, whose farm is situated sixteen miles west of this place, and were all charg od with minor offences. Off For The West. Vennachar, March 22. -- Justus Sweetnam has rented his farm and stock to Willet Sweetnam for a year, and intends going te British Colum- bia soon. Mrs. Justus Sweetnam has rented the. Vennachar house. and is keeping a boarding house there. Pros per Cowan is going to Lansdowne to work at the carpenter trade again this summer. The party at Justus Sweetnam's on Tuesday night was a snccess: dancing was indulged in till the small hours of the morning. G ¥. Bebee lost a cow; it fell and broke ita neck. Lawrence Parks, Maberley, was the guest of E. M. Sweetnam a few days this week. Charleston Items. Charleston, March 24.--Mr. and Mrs, Taylor have returped, It is expected that the factory will commence run ning on the lst of April, Miss Olive Emmons, Harlem, is the guest of Mrs. W. Taylor. 8. Whaley, Delta, fin- ished his job of mason work' at the cheese factory on Saturdey. Mr. and Mrs. C. Slack, Miss Bertha and mas ter Lindsay Slack visited friends at Toledo last week. Mrs. Israel Slack is ill. Farmers are busy making sugar. Mr. and Mrs, D. Hulman have moved to Harlem, where they have rented W. Smith's farm. Boy Athlete Hangs Himself. Milwaukee, Wis., March 25.--John Brown, sixteen vears old, living with his parents in this dity, is a victim of bed-rocm gymnastics. Young Brown had read Tn some of the journals of through the use of a pole hunt in the closet, and tried the scheme. When he did not appear at the usual time his parents ' investigated and found bim dead in the closet. He was hénging hv the neck to the ropes, which bad hecome twisted, so that he was un able to free himself, and choked to death. Forty-Four Killed In Conflict. London, March 25.--A d teh to the Leader from Sofia says that four teen Turks and over thirty Bashi-Ba- gouks were killed. in the recent con flict hetween Turkish troops and Ma cedonian revolutionists at Bistova, pean Turkey, dur" ing which the Turks surrounded the village and overcame the rebels. rm p---- Farmer's Bad Mishap. Bowmanville, Ont., March 25.-- While pruning ah apple tree in his or- charg, oar, a well-to-do Dirlington township farmer, fell to the ground and dislocated his spine. His entire body, from just below the arte, is paralyzed, and there is no hope of his ever being better. Jdle Boasting. When we tell you that we carry the finest assortment of men's neckwear control of all the swell lines that come to the city. it is sot i Lat go solid fact. You the proparie upon | were confined down over their heads, | the athletic advantages to be gained: SOON LONDON WILL BE IN A DIZZY WHIRL. The Event- is Discussed in All Quarters--The King Gathering Pointers--The Queen Selecting Robes. London, March 25. ~Just three months from today London will be in the dizzy whirl of the coronation fetes. Three months is a short time in which to complete the arrangements for the great ceremony and those upon whose shoulders rests the responsi bility have taken their coats off and are working ceaselessly at their gigan- tic task of preparation. The corona tion is the one topic of conversation | Among all classes. In the clubs and | drgwing rooms the smart set discusses { the approaching ceremony and in the { public house the workingmen discuss | | church yesterday morning, intent on f over their ale the details of the ar | rangements with which the press is { filled The periodical literature cover: {ing the time of queen Victoria's coro- | nation is in great demand by persons i who desire to inform themselves of the | etiquette and ceremonials of the of { easion King Edward bimseli has { read And re-read the accounts of his mother's coronation and doubtless | hos obtained therefrom many valuable "pointers." For instance, in selecting { the desigu and quality of his corona | tion robes, the king doubtless kept in mind the account of the late lord Salisbury, one of the roysl train-hear- ers, who declared that the weight of the robes gave them. all 'a Turkish | bath of some hours' duration.' | The same inconvenience and discom- | fort from" the weight of the robes was | encountered by George IV., at his cor: | onation. The king, it is said, bore the infliction with all the dignity of which { he was capable; but as soon as the | elaborate ceremony was concluded his | majesty retired to his dressing room {in the abbey, and, casting off all in | cumbrances, walked "up and down in a state of nudity," but still wearing the crown upon his head--a state of | barbaric splendor strangely at vari- | ance with the familiar aspect of the { tailor-made "First gentleman of Eur- } ope, | Before deciding to have an entirely | new orown with eight jewelled arches and the Koh-i-Neor, which js expected to. make more impression on the great Indian princes than all the rest of the ecoropation digplay, queen Alexandra is said to have examined at least thirty or forty different designs specially pre pared for her inspection. Her majesty has given quite as much attention to the selection of her coronation robes, the details affording a wide field of choice, which was enlarged by the free dom to determine upon purple crimson, as taste might dictate, or More Officers Needed. Washington, D.C., March 25.--The great amount of survey work recently commenced by the United States in the Philippines And in Porto Rico has brought about a need for more offi cers for the service. The United States vivil service commission has heen called upon to supply an eligible register of applicants for the posi- tions of deck officers #nd chief engi- neer in the service, from which the necessary men can be drawn at any time. o that end examinations for applicants are to be held throughout the country during the two days com- mencing to-day: On Crutches. Even if you are obliged to use erutches © Dr. Hall's Rheumatic Cure can fix you up. This was the experi: enee of John J. Peters, Sharbot Luke, Ont. He suffered with rheumatism in hie legs (seiatica) for a vear and bad to éreep about on crutches all the time. Fortunately he ried Pr. Hall's remedy and it only 100k thrée Lotths to eure him completely, This creat blood purifier is put up in botiles con taining ten days' treavment. Price Mie, at Wade's drug store. Oak Hall, ** Neckwear." Every buyer compliments us on our display of spring neckwear. See the doronation and Manhattan, 25¢. and 50c. The H. D. Bibby Ce. Blacksmith's Backache. Swinging heavy ham- mers, fre- quent stoop- ing over shoe- ing horses, explanation. Si A------ 'Your grocer may tell you that he has something "just as good" as MON- SOON. What's bis object is telling you this? A larger profit is the only Insistom getting... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. What A Visitor Heard. Kingston, March 24.--(To the Edi tor); 1 dropped into gn up-town hearing the music, as they tell me that in this twentieth century, music is one of the charms to draw the way ward. and careless wanderer to ths house of prayer, where it is to be hoped he may find the balm for every wound and healing for the sin-sick soul. It being a fine morning, there was a little better than half the choir in their usual places 1 am told, though it scoms to be a matter of indiffer enes just how many absentees ther are. 'The first hymn, a good, old-fa shioned one, was sung with consider able spirit by a fair-sized congrega- tion, Jed by the choir, in which one others, though we could catch an oc casional 'strain of other good voices The second hymn passed off in g similar manner, and then came the voluntary, a quartette, The piece se lected seemed to have been designed for a chorus, and a heavy one at that; and it seemed to be a contest between the organist and the soprano singer to see which coulda arown all the rest out, and zs both pipes wan in good order, it was a Vigorous con test, with dubious results, The text was announced and the sermon under way before my. pervés were sufficiently composed to give it much attention. It was, however, an ahle sermon by one filled with the subject in hand, and the importance of the. message being : delivered, shall we say, an old-iashioned gospel gormon, After the closing hymn, which was somewhat toned down, | went with nerves unstrung to my dy mieile, In the evening I wended my way in another direction, and, oh, what a contrast Every seat in the choir filled before opening. 1 could detect soprano, alto, tenor and bass voices, blended in beautiful harmony, which displayed taste in selection of the an them, ample practice, and a mastery of all the parts, without any one voice being conspicuous, except, pet or say, | drank in all the service, and wended my way, saying, there is a charm in music that brings rest to the weary wanderdr.--VISITOR. British Workmen Coming To Learn New York, March 25.--Alired Mose ley, who is a passenger on the Oceanic which is due to arrive here to-morrow, comes to the Unite States on an in feresting mission. His purpose is to arrange for the visit to this country in the autumn of a commission repre senting workmen's organizations in five-sixths of the gread Biitish indus: tries The delegates, who will be wlectod, are to come here with Mr Moseley at his expense. They will be accompanied by newspaper and liter ary méh, and will visit America in or- der to see and Jearn. Mr. Moscley will also defray the expenses of a vis it to the United States at the same time of "a commizsion," whose object will be to inquire into the educational systems of this country. Launch Of Gould's Yacht. New York, March 25.--This is the date set for the launching of Frank J Gould's new and handsome steam yacht, the Helevnite, at the yard of her builders at Morris Heights. The Helenita, which is named "after the wife of the owner, has been built in about one-hundred days. She will be commanded by Capt. B. F. Gardner, and will fly. the pennant of the New York yacht club. The yacht's prin cipal dimensions are 125 feet over all twenty-three feet beam, and ten feet draught. It ie the intention of Mr Gould: to go on an extended eruvise in the yacht as soon as she is completely equipped. 3 Quarantined In A Barber Shop. Pittsburg, Pa., March 25.---A barber shop in Homestead is under guaran tine and barbers and customers are imprisoned in the shop under guard Three of the men are customers,' one of them was getting shaved, and an other had just entered the shop when the officers appeared. All were told they would have to remain prisoners for ten days. Another wan who had just Jeft was rounded up and com pelled at the point of a revolver to return. The shop is that of William Jackson, colored. An assistant, Clay- ton: Williams came here and was found to have small-pox, Wilhams is in the pest honee. Bright Eyes, Rosy Cheeks. That depressing "'used-up" feeling and pallid face can be quickly ex changed for happiness and rosy checks hy a course of Wade's Iron Tonic Fills They build up the constitution, make new, rich blood, strengthen the nerves and improve digestion. Each box con: tains seventeen days' treatment. Price 25¢c. at Wade's drug store. Spring Importation For 1002, - Provost bas received all Jia Speing , consisting Scot ad Faglieh. Fngligh tweeds; also a fine seloc- far snjtings ad spring overcoating. In pantings, is showing a great vafety patterns. A first-class fit guaranteed. ° ; -------------- " Hats." Oak Hall. * Hats." We know our "Barrington Hat" to be the best hat. made for the money Price $2. The Hl. D. Bibby ta. | piagsme r- voice seemed to predominate over all haps, in the obligato solo. Suffice to To the Weary Dyspeptic. We Ask this Question: Why don't you rcmove | that weight at the pit of the Stomach? Why don't you regulate that variable appetite, and condition the digestive organs so that it will not be necessiry to starve the stomach to avoid distress after eating. The first step is to regulate the bowels. For this purpose has no Equal. It acts promptly and effectually and permanently cures all derange- ments of digestion. It cures Dys- pepsia and the primary causes lead- ing to it. Good porter is one of the very best tonizs known. Carling's Porter is the very best porter that is made, & Its purity com- mends it to physicians--its flavor to those who drink it. ARLING LONDON Sole agent for Kingston, J. Henderson, » To HEART NERVE PILLS ii es A RE A TRUE HEART TOWIC,' Nerve Food and Blood Enricher. Théy build up and renew all the worn out and wasted tissues of the body, and restore perfect health and vigor to the entire Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostration, Brain Pag, Lack of Vitality, After Effects of La Crippe, Anemia, Weak and Dizzy Spells, Loss of Memory, ote., can all be cared by using HILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS. "Price goc. 8 bx of 3 for $e. ag, all dealers or The T. NILBURN CO, Limited, Toronto, Ont. } REDUCTION CARPENTERS' TOOLS. ARK Por Trading Stamps. STRACHAN'S HARDWARE ere prsrors SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT THE FIGREST CASH PMICE PAID FOR Laing" soil Geot's Castell Citing. Swsss and Versus Sod address 338 Princes street, nevi to Bt Au drew's church. Ordars promptly atiesoed J. THOMPSON, PER CENT. Burdock Blood Bitters Easter Plans. What more charming or worthy pla, oan you originate thao this~to build, equip and Own your own house, Save your momey by putting it into a permanent fund We conn show you bow to Jo it. You may think you have mothiag to save, but we ean prove to you thet you have, Just let us try D. A. CAYS, 346 King Street. as A as REMINDER. Now is the time to have yow Waggons, Carriages 1epaired and painted and the place to ge them done is at LATURNEY'S where every thing is done unde his own supervision. 300 PRINCESS 31 Telephone 152. ree hie A Ab ois. Sc t---- You Can Sees: 'Em Now In Our Window. The Very Latest In Palpitation of the Heart, Loss of | Energy, Shortness of Breath, or § SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS For Spring Wear, Everything New. J. R. Johnston, NOTICE, THE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAX COW pany will apply to the Padiament @ Caw ade at ils sent for Act S. spcking the Penaoneo by a bridge asross the Quinte from Desercuto or from a poles w of Demeronto to the shores of the County Prints Pdward, thers sowtherly to a pol on Lake Outgrio via Ploton, or with & com posting Nos to Picton and lor other Se Boson. CA MILLEN ER, Your Neighbor Says WALSH'S SCRANTON COAL IS ALL RIGHT. Have you tried it ? Shall we send vou aton? SECOND HAND GOODS Bought and Sold. Highest cash price paid for second hand dothing, boots and pow, Tursdinrs, staves, sil kinds of howehiold goods. Drop a poste al card awl wy will allen you I. ZACKS, 271 and 273 Princess Street, Second door below Corbett"s undertaking out abiliobiment, A large stock of pew cloabing. gpeat's fer wiskings, jewellery and moses] iostrusente ot close prices. : -------- -------------- Ready For. Business. NOW is the time to get your spring suit before the rush. Our fiew goods are in and it won't cost you amy more to buy now than just when you want it, you will get fixst choice and will also give ug fipe to take it. : GEORGE W. BELL, VS. DVS. =