KINGSTON. Dominion ~ Business College, TORONTO Chocolates! SEE OUR ASSORTMENT. NOTHING LIKE 3 GANONG'S A. nest in the sity at J. REES', Princess Steet. 'Phone 55. PAL mmm aon Ne pu "The Country Girl" Or City Girl dressed. We take pleasure in dressing Gentlemen well. Call and inspect our stock. Jd CRAWFORD. wo ai AON MF THE DAILY WH. SATURDAY, APRIL (86. ir: £ § E ¥ i f i i! is : ijk Ficild : * 83 BS Pe § ic § ih i jie ie 58 i £ £ g i ; | i Ti CP f is i t i is : 8 E £ ge i i FLEE li 7 i | He 38 § i i +f it Hi EE £ i £ : : } , disziness, - guor, boils or skin diseases any kind, your blood is in an i con: dition , apd Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are what you need. These pills are pot a purgative and, therefore, do not woakén like medicines of that clase. are tonic in their nature' and make new, rich, red blood with every id No Ice Water For Royalty. . ¥. Tribune. A well-known © Fifth = avenue hotel i ple still expect that a with ordin- water almost fi with ice be served to them at omce. Ordinary water 10 be palatable must be ser. ved top cold to be healthful, while a wholesome eff Taras Bad Blood into Rich Red Blood. This spring will need reing 3 ke awsy on by the system being clogged with impurities which have accumulated during the winter. Burdock Blood 3 is the remedy you require. - It has no equal as a. spring has ben used by a a quarter enner, and London Times coremoniously stating in ite columns of news about rovalty that the Apollinavis company been appointed Putveyous of natural mineral water to the king and to the i een this asso evel of Lpollines is van he seen as an accompaniment to ul meal, but the special point is that the glass of ordinary water with the is not d for or served." |Your Faith willbe eastrong as ours if yomtry jloh's iE i i ¥ ! : i E £ ge { Es i 8 cif it I 3 it it Ho fk E i | i | : i ! E & hy g R i g tp fi : E i : 8 13 25 i i f h £ g g : : ! i E w 3 3 F ¥ : £ Es R g that it followi were jollowing Se considerable Kath £ § 1 if FE en = =F i 5 ] ¥ i 2 £ "EE Res Eres = 5 | tion for a w The whale that sunk the Kathleen struck the barque in the bam and crushed in her side. Water poured .in © that it was evident that a A ee down ily, and » the com- ill aboard her hasten- other boats on board. They had hard: ly gotten away before the Kathleen went down. The boats kept together for forty gght hours, but were separated on arch 19th, in a storm. There were thirty persons, all told, aboard Kathleen when she was wrecked, and oll of them have been accounted for now. Captain Jenki and his wife and several of the large party that reached Pernambuco, were brought north on the steamship Pydna, which arrived outside Philadelphia yester- day. Their stories have not been told as yet, however, for the Pydna was quarantined at Reedy Isiand. The rest of the Pernambuco party had to wait for another north-bound vessel. Pydna took all that she could ne co mmodate. The Madians left quarantine here -- "w ees he arth slow to on the Ne river. Viero's story, as told by him after landing to-day, was : "We had a wohool of whales on the morning of March 17th, and had killed three... One was tied up alongside, and five barrels of oil had already been taken out of him, Two others were being towed towards the ship. "hy was about five o'clock in the afternoon when my boat started a buster, a twenty-eight barrel fellow, He sounded and we went after him. got him on the rise with a harpoon, A nded again, looked like a black 1 out the line to save 3 thicen was only = quarter of a mile away, and he hit her just a little wft amidships. He just stove hdr whole side in, and the ship went over on her beam .. The whale gave it a slap with hia tail and sounded. That was the last we saw of him. "The Kathleen went down in about thirty minutes. The captain had got i Ep £ £ iff ei,t by the iH Fry i Hi i ht ek i # The | the IN TEE RELICIOUS WORLD A KINGSTON CHURCH MAY BE g il F i Ee FiL pl: il al college during the past yedr. The annual Methodist district meet- ings in this section are fixed thus: street church, May 2ist and 22nd; Brockville, Lyn, May 19th; Pie ton, Picton, May 20th; Perth, Wess port, May 20th and 2ist; Pembroke, Renfrew, May 14th and 156th; Belle ville, Belleville, May «uu ana 28rd. Efforts are being made for the en largement of the Princess street Me- thodist church, which is found neces sary, owing to the increasingly large numbers worshipping there. 'the en- t is likely to take the form the | of an extension of the lecture hall at the rear of the building. The cost will be about $600 and of this the church folks have already promised two- thirds. The English church missiopary so- ciety adopted the following resolution by acclamation : "This conference re joices heartily at the successful issue of the conference of thirteen Presby- terian bodies which met last to form one Presbyterian church whole of India. It earnestly trusts that this achievement marks but the beginning of still wider move ments towards reunion, and pledges itself to use every means both by prayer and effort to bring about closer relations between the various branches of the church of Christ." Double Glasses. New York Times. Andrew Carnegie was the guest of honor at a recent dinner given at Philadelphia, and in the course of the evening several kinde of wine were served. It was noticgd by not a few of the guests that Mr. Carnegie's glass remained untouched the entire evening, which seemed to worry not a few of the guests. At last, just as the din- ner was about to end, one of the more inquisitive guests, seated near Mr Carnegie, said : "I beg your pardon, Mr. C ie, but I notice you hdve not your wine, I did not know you were a total abstainer." Whereupon Mr. Carnegie replied, with a smile : "No ? Well, you know glasses are used both over and under the nose. | always use mine over." Get Comfort. There is little comfort in life when n is afflicted with pain. Doa- ald farmer, Harrowsmith, a sufferer from rheumatism for years. When advised to teke Dr. Hall's Rheumatic Cure he did so, and two bottles of this wonderful r- ation, witn two boxes of Climbhx Iron Tonic Pills, completely cured him. He has not had a twinge of pain since, and attends to his duties regularly. This great blood purifier is put up in bottles cond ten days' treatment, Price 00 cents at Wade's drug store. Cinnamon-Coated Pills. Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills are coated petitors before it like chaff. po griping, no inconvenience. 25 cent vials contain 100 pills. For sale by Bemy Wade and E. C. Mitchell. -- 109. ---- = A Picton Engineer' Terrible Kidne Pain. Charles Welsh Engineer on the Steamer "Ella Ross," Was a Sufferer From Intense Pain in His Back and Kidneys. He Tried Plasters, Pills and Liniments. But They Failed To Help Him. Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets Rapidly Re'leved and Completely Cured Him. J Mi --_---- ne? i 4 STS ( 74 vy 17d 1% 7 Ir 4 J 2 AR 7 1) 70 hs # 4 ". 17 # A / Hs A \ CHARLES WELSH. Chas. Welsh, Picton, Ont., is well known in that town and vicinity. He in engineer on the "' Ella "Ross," a steamboat plying between Picton and Deseronto. : About a year ago he was laid up with a severe attack of backache and kidney trouble so bad that he could not get around, After trying everything be could think of, without obtaining relief, Dr Pitcher's Backache "Kidney Tablets, the new, scientific remedy for kidney troubles was suggested to him: He decided to try them and with what results we will allow him to re late in his own words. "| was ailing with a teriible pain across my back aud kidneys. It commenced gradually getting worse, so that T was obliged to stop work I tried plasters, pills and liniments, until 1 was almost ashamed to enter a drug store, a. they all failed. I came across a man who had been us- ing Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets and he advised me to try them, and while I used them and ever since, I have never known what is was to have a pain or ache in the back or kidneys. Therefore 1 would advise any person who is troubled with kidney or backache trouble to use Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets by all meanw, for I can highly recommend them ahead of anything else 1 know of, for they have a sound man of me when I could hardly walk up the street hefore I took them. (Signed), " CHARLES WELSH." Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets are the formula of Dr. Zina Pitcher, formerly Professor of Materia Medica and Genito Urinary Diseases, Michigan College of Medicine, Detroit, Mich., which he used with wonderful success for many years in the treatment of kidney, bladder, and urinary troubles. They are a © back, pain in the legs, bloating, oo and positive cure for backache, lame or weak tween the shoulders, swelling of the feet, and pufiness under the eyes, pufly and pasty pearance of the face, dropey, Bright's disease, and diabetes {except in the last stages of gravel, stone in the bladder, brick dust deposits in the urine, scalding or irri tation of the urine, frequent calls during the day or night, inflammationof the bladder or cystitis, catarrh of the bladder, milky color of the urine, high-colored or foul-smelling urine, su dden stoppage of the flow of the urine, scinty flow of urine, dribbling, rheum atiem, neuralgia, pains in the joints or hips, uric acid in the blood. beavy feeling or pain in the head, drowsiness, rapid loss of flesh, t thirst, excessive quantity Sof urine, specks floating before the eyes, Pad taste An the mouth, (especially in the mornings), constipation, torpid liver, drag: ging pain in the loins, sense of weightor pressure inthe region of the blad der, kidney troubles of old people, bed wetting of children, kidney troubles of women and all symptomatic indications of kidoey derangement Price 50 cents a bottle, or three bottles for $1.25, at all druggists, or sent by mail. The Dr. Zina Pitcher Company, Toronto, Ont. sid-acting nck or TOILET PAPERS. SHEETS, PERFORATED ROLLS AND SAFETY PACKAGES. 5c. EACH. SPECIAL LINES AND PRICES FOR STEAMBOATS, HOTELS AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. ELVEY & BIRCH, 69 and 71 Brock Street. A Fine Large Roll or a Good Big Package, McK