= Any baby will thrive on Nesilé's Food. 11. is wholesome, nourishing and easily #'gemted. Twenty five years of use has proved ils ve 6. . Nestié's Food Sample (suflicient for eight meals) Free, LEEMING, MILES & CO., MONTREAL. Something news-and very artis- tie. A big improvement on the split bamboo Weather proof, light, prettily colored, and 6a Tool - $2.75 0 + oa i hd Nem atone ' NEW SERVICE 4. ; ory shade we know of for porch use. -- Porch Pillows and Porch Rugs in great variety. 2. McFaul, Kingston Garpst Warshuuse, JUNE WEDDINGS. Furniture and Garpels. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS to those who are furnishing throughout. Tmmense Wocks to select from. June Carpet Specials. B51 yards best English Axminster, regular $1.75, special $1.IN $8.18 yards mame, $138, ¥1 yards best English velvet, regular $1. 45, special $1.08, "These are unusial sbaps for careful buyers. © PARLOR | SUITES--Some * wecils ot $25 ed $88 worlh © mudi ote, WC rerblar prices, We buve 10 suites at these prices. shades. June 4th June 1648 Boston to the Mediterransan, aaa hs regular $1.76, special VLES, 91.92 dh 1. F._HARKISON C0., | position. - THE 14TH REGIMENT MAY GO TO MONTREAL For the Coronation Review--The Men Must Turn Out to Parades Better--Excluding All But Ladies From Galleries. Lieut.-Col, Skinner, commanding the | Mth P.W.0, rifles, hag received an in vitation to take his regiment to Mon treal to join in the Canadian military review on coronation day. The invita tion will be accepted if the regimegt becomes sufficiently efficient by that time. So far this season the parades have heen very small, and unless all ranks take & very much greater interest In their work during the next three weeks the regiment will not go. I, there fore, behooves the Lith men to gather in strength, attend the drills punctu ally and regularly, and maintain the good name of the old regiment. No nonccommissionad officer or man will be allowed to take part in the trip, who does not attend every parade from now to the 26th. With such an excellent band, there is no reason why the 11th should not do as well at the coronation review in Montreal as it did at the royal demonstration in To ronto last October when it was count od equal to the very best regiments in J the country. So far this season the officers found it almost impossible to earry on instruction of the companies and the regiment as a whole, at the. arm onries, on account of the noise made by spectators in the galleries. From now on, Lieut -Col. Skinner has given orders that omy ladies shall mitted into the armeuries on drill evenings. Perhaps the colonel thinks that his regiment will be vrged on to do its very best when the men realize that the eves of the sweet maidens are upon them. COURT OF REVISION. ---- Street Railway Appeals Against Portsmouth Assessment. The Portsmouth court of revision met last evening. The street railway company appealed from its assessment which it claimed was illegal and too high. The assesement is §3,500 for weven-eighths of a mile. Mr. Nickle appeared on behalf of the company. The matter was laid over for two weeks, in order to look into the law. D. Murray appeared for J. B. Car ruthors, and asked that a piece of land rented by the latter to the asvium be assessed to him. This mat ter was also laid over till the court meets again, The assessment of William Ewart, Miss Dillon and William Hurst (on two lots) were each reduced $100, The fol lowing had their dog taxes struck off T. Tobin, Rev. J. 0. Crisp and 1 Houghton, Applications to be placed on the roll were received from P. Mc Gee, J. J. Hughes, 1. PP. Mellwaine, George Sullivan and M. McGuirk. The court adjourned till the 12th, Portsmouth Council. A meeting of the Portsmouth coun cil was held last night, all members present. Several accounts were order od to be paid. The words goose and other poultry, were inserted in the cow by-law, thereby forbidding and making it illegal for them to roam at large. Constable Donaldson was appointed pound keeper, the council to provide a pound. A petition from Frank Hornibrook and others for a sidewalk, it was thought not wise to grant it, as there 18 already one on the oppo=ite ride but a short walk and crossing will be placed in front! of Messrs. Elliott's and Hornibrook's residences, facing the Methodist church. The reeve will look after the cutting of the grass in Aberdeen park. To Honor Sir John's Memory. On Friday afternoon the Macdonald club of the city will pay tribute to the memory of Sir John A. Macdon ald, the anniversary of whose death they will, on that day, celebrate. The usual ceremonies will be held at the grave in Cataraguni cemetery, the cabs leaving the city at 4:30 p.m. Among the speakers will be mayor Shaw, Dr Ryan and F. G. Dunlop, president of the Macdonald club, and others. A hatglsome wreath will be contributed by the club. It is not yet known whe ther thers will be any representatives present from outside the city. ---------- Sold Cigarettes To Boys. It is not alone the tobacco dealers who are responsible for children ob taining cigarettes. These merchants are often wrongly blamed. In one of the public schools a short time ago a hoy made a habit of selling cigar oties to the other hove: He bought a lot of the coffin nails at a time, and retailed them out at two cents each. He did a thriving business, and was making money fast. That boy had the business head of a Jay Gould or o Pierpont Morgan, but at the same time he was teaching the pupils a bad habit. ene -------- Is Now Out Of Tt. W. E. Harris, wing clerk at Congress Hall for some time, and between whom and the union there has been considerable 'trouble, has resigned his The union: would not ac cept him as a member because they claimed he held two positions, the other being that of steward at Tete de Pont barracks. This Harris de. nied, saving that his wife did the lat tor work. Fred Elmer succeeds him as wine clerk at Conguess Hall. Held A Short Session. The local branch of the National council of women-met ip the council chamber vestenday afternoon, and held a short session. Little except. routine Dusiness was . Miss Machar will likely be the Kingston delegate to the national convention to be held in St. John, N.B., next month. i ------------ - Our Negligie Shirts Are shouting loud for your atten tion, for boating, bicycling, tennis, © picnics, ote., special at $1. The . I, Bibby Co. veel! i ade pectect. Biking, $19, The three Jeuking, £ in sz have | be ad - an ! NM ------- T OUR BAVE TO TELL US, Tidings From Variots Points 2 Eastern Ontario--What Peo- Crops Looking Good. irview, June 2.-€rops are look The frnit crop ix not hwt the heavy his par alter 4 pe states, A. D N hogs last remodeling his good puch as expected by § Walter File made br visit last week, #' -absence in the ¥ two fine $ Mallen x ¥ Fenwick r shipped James | ¥ William Dulcemaine Doings. tlcemaine, June 2.-J. e last week, Humphrey is the road. - verandah Lappan had a bog pen wi hauling stoue , Sliter has erected a After spending a th with her father, J. Gavin, My di Topey has returned to Mon | §l. Hay promises to be an abwm i g crop. Mes C Hamilton } Hattie Ivey, Elgin, visited at B. | fins for a few daw last week. i i the ra rs and : Elginburg Answers. fivvure, June 4.---Rev. J. & ell is expected back from foe this week Sunday will be r Sunday in the church here and' 5 oni, night give a 1 Jen is recovering after a short ill- |: + John Bearance leit last week jor | Jand A. Bearance, Watertown, ft a few days with his parents i Powell, Kingston, made a short |' § at W. Lawson's. Visitors: Milton | * Kingston, at W. Lake's; |= ag, Westone 4 .-. nin con- sunshine service. resi on 3. dni', ! L av MARINE INTELLIGENCE. What is Happening Along the Wa- ter Frout. Cra wharf: Steamers Persia, from Toronto; Cuba, from Montreal The schooner St. Louis, from upper lake ports, unloading timber at Garden Island. The big steamer in the government dry dock for some time past, left this morning for Toronto. Crawford's wharf : Schooner New Dominion, from Charlotte with coal; schooner Flectwing cleared for Oswe Chippewa, gO. Swift's wharf : Schooner Falconer, from Charlotte with coal; steamer Hamilton, from Hamilton; steamer Toronto, from Toronto on her first trip of the season. The steamer Varuna, Belleville, is meeting with considerable ill-luck this season. Only a short time ago her wheel wae broken and was repaired at considerable cost. Monday evening she struck a sunken log in the bay and again broke her wheel. The propellor Ocuan ran into and smashed No. 2 gate in the Lachine canal on Tuesday and the water car ried away No. 1 gate. 1 he propellor was washed out into the harbor and damaged by collision with the Allan hiner Parisian. The impétus of the water stranded the steamer Algerian, moored at her own dock. The barge Davie, of the Canada Atlantic fleet, had a narrow escape, for she had just into No. 2 dock with the gates closed, when the accident happened. Brain Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food fod has been branded by the most competent authorities, A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment ia destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or pre- vent their coming by taking regular doses of Green's August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy mil- lions. A few doses nids digestion, sti mulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and Vigorous. You can get this reliable remedy at Wade's drug store, got A Big Demonstration In 1903. It was the intention of the King- ston Orangemen to hold a big de monstration in this city on the 12th of July, but they did not take action guite soon enough, and so abandoned the idea. However, they intend to conduct a hig demonstration here next vear on the ever glorious 12th, Lodges from all parts of Canada and New York state will be invited, and it ix intended to make this demondira tion one of the largest ever held in Kingston. Will Go Inte Camp. In all probability there will be na volunteer infantry camp at Barriefield thig year. On the 24th inst. the ca valty camp Will open on common, and the army service corps of the city will go into camp with them. This will be the first drill of the new corps, many of whom will be mounted, ---------------- 5 Well-Drillers Busy. Blackhurst & Freeman, of Harting- ton, - have. finished drilling a well for Me, Riley, of Cateragui, and to-day they moved their, plant to J. B. Car: ruther's farm, Baker's Point, where they will drill two wells. These gen: tlemen have all the work thew can at- tend to in the township. Weather Probabilities. Are that it will be a fine night, Fri. day, June 6th, for America's searchlight trip to Clayton. Mth bat- talion band on boasd. One hour at Clayton. Tickets, 35¢. Boys' Suits. The kind that fits and wears well, Notiolks, Fauntleroys, sailors, $1.25 to $5. Jenkins, ------------ Going Camping. Clark's deligions pork and beans, plain or with chili ir tomato sauce, a {camp pocessity. Dr. Mackenzie this afternoon for after a short visit in King- Yes, "tis time for ~stvhwe. New straw hats 30c., 0c, 81. The H. D. i There was not any session of the police court this morning. YT ROM OUR NEICHBORS | The BF at = forks, and all kinds of cutlery. Del I he pase" { ness ce sore um 1 1 her Barviefield §. ees INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. l PARAGRAPHS PICKED UP BY OUR BUSY REPORTERS, Spice of Bvery Day Life -- What the People Are Talking About--Nothing Escapes At- tention. | Victor Burrell left to-day for A yoirto on a busifiess trip. To- lustre Oak russel éord counts also $1.25. to $2.50. Bibby's Black Si, Hall, {| Yes, I am going to Clayton Friday night, on the America. Will meet you n the hoat. Mrs. John MeKay and Mrs. Samuel Pirch are in Montreal, the guests of Mrs. Lionel Smith. Rev. J. Craig, officiates in St Andrew's church, Picton, at both sec ices next Sunday Je o Monkey Brand Soap cleans kitchen uten- sils, steel, iron and tinware, knives and 0 of "A" battery vis Driver Hammond, i ; fell down a fight of stairs yesterday, % sud severely injured his hand. tanners and furriers' union, gormed a short time ago, can now onst of a membership of forty-three The regular monthly meeting of the board of health was called for yester dav afternoom, but there was no quot R. morrow for Napanee "or aml friends at the ference. Steamer £ day, June 6th, at 7.30 p.m. talion band on board. ? Mrs. 'E. F. Bell and child, visiting patents, Mr and Mrs. Hogaboon, Conway, for a couple of weeks, have returned to the eity Any hair brush, tooth brash, shav- or bath brush in the store for e at Roche's old stand. Division street, left to N.Y., on a visit to Shibley, of Sibley dry goods house A mowing machine was placed at work in Frontenac park vesterday, and the healthy growth of grass cut down and removed. 1 he appearance of this voung park was thereby much im proved. ) The best news of the week is peace in South Africa, and the America's trip to Clayton, Friday night. The residence of Mr Gallagher, the Kingston township small-pox victim, has been plaped undef quarantine, and a constable gnards the place at night, and another during the day, Are vou taking advantage of the bargains we are offering in spectacles at Roche's old stand, any pair for 28e., former price $1.50 and $2. KE. C Mitchell, J. A given a directors home. It board will make the entation. Summer coats and vests, just in, $6.50, £7.50, ¥M. 1 house. meetings are being held in of education rooms enc h evening this week. {he .teachers of the part second classes met the inspec- tor vesterday afternoon, and arranged the lessons for the month. Sirect railway cars were too fast for J Belleville people, and so the whole line bad to be sold out, and will reach Kingston this week, It is said the peaceful solitude of Belleville was anduly disturbed hy the trolley alarm bell, and the citizens couldn't stand Carnovsky leaves to to visit her fath Methodist con America to Clayton, Fri 14th bat- ing half pric G. Shibley, day for Rochester, his brother, Fred Lindsay & Curr's Lawrence and bride will be reception by the Y.M.CA goon after their return also probable that the secretary a pres is new goods, Bibby's one price Grade the hoard had writ con The editor of an exchange ten up a long editorial with vineing logic on the subject of trad- ing with home mer hants, but when on the rounds of the town he saw the merchants writing letters on baking powder letter heads or using patent medicine bill heads and some of them using cheap stationery procured at some cheap John printing house out of town, because it was a little cheap er, he went back to his office aud tore up his effort. It's a poor rule that doesn't work both wayk. EITHER WAY HURTS. JIE A Cross Fire On Coffee Users. The breaking away from coffee is an exceedingly serious problem to many people, especially when headaches fol low leaving off the drug, and dyspep sia and bowel trouble grows more and more serious if the ecofiee is continued, So there you are butween two fires. A comparatively easy way out was taken by a lady from Franklin, Pa., 's, "We had a curious experi Husband had been, a sufferer from dys headaches and who says, ence with cofiee. for many years, pepsia, with heartburn, ¥ general nervous trouble. We tried ' a great many physicians and a great many. remedies but none of them did him any lasting good. We concluded that there must be something about his employment that thus affected him. One day a man told him that probably coffee was the cause of his trouble and adv ised him to use Postum. The first time 1 made it 1 studied directions and made it good. Well that day was a day long to be 'Tomembered. We liked the Postum but we had & hundred headaches compressed into one. You sce the trouble was 'wé bad both used coffee so Jong that our nerves were in a state of collapse without the usual stimulant. Ustil then I did not dream I was such a dave to coffee but we had to Jo some thing to guit, so the next morning | used Postum with part coifies and 'we missed the. headaches, then | used lose collec every morning for ehout two weeks, and then Postum alone for nearly a year now, and L just wish you could see the change in wy hus- band. He has better health than he overt had before, never has the bead- ache, can eat anything he wants; does not have bearthmrn or any stomacl trouble, and he catinot be induweed to drink coffee under 'any circumstances. When anybody mentions dyspepsia in his presence he tells them what feured him. 1 was almost as bad as he but am pow entirely well, and have gome up from ninety-eight pounds to 108 pounds and aw so thankful for the blessing & 'good health. 1f wy name will do'any good, use it, jor we stand by Postum always." Mrs. W. A Bowers, 3 9th street, GALLAGHER'S MAJORITY 57. -------- Official Announcement By The Re- turning Officer. At noon {Wednesday} returning of ficer Dawson made the official an nouncement of the Frontenac election, and declared Gallagher elected by majority of fifty-seven. These ere the returns GALLAGHER. SHIBLEY No. 1 . 9 0 Rediord, x No 0 fr me in AG Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, N Kingston, Loborough, No Loborovugh, No Loborough, Neo Loberough, No. Pittsburg, Ne. Pittshurg, No Pittshurg, No Pittshurg, No Pittsburg, No. 5 Portland, No. 1 Portland, No Portland, No Portland, No. Portland, No. 5 Portland, No. 6 Storrington, No Storrington, No Storrington, Nao. Storrington, No. 4 Wolfe Island, No Wolfe Island, No. & Waolie Island, No Wolfe Island, No "pari he ee J Ww EES 3 1 5 30 40 an 4" LAT was 3, Frontenac, 1.794 voles cast in Totals The number of 491; number 1,810 There were fifty-two spoiled ballots, made up thus Yoted for both, 6; ballots with mark of identity, 22; certain, 21. of voters un SPORT IN GENERAL. Notes About the Various Sport ing Fields. university baseball team has started out on its annual tour The English club will debar geldings from the two thousand ond Derby The great English Derby race was won to-day by Ard Patrick, with Rising Glass, second, and Friartuck, third. Bruce. the young baseball mateh for Toronto against Rochester on Monday, when runs were needed. With three on bases, he drove out a three-bagger Harvard defeated test for champ inter-collegiate meet tal score of MH to 30, ton came up close to the lers, her representatives scoring 27 points Manager Geoghegan, of the Ponies, has arranged with the "Boston Bloomers," the celebrated female base ball team, to play here on the 13th and 14th. The team travels like a cir cus, carrving a canvas fence to en close the field, and also a grand stand to seat 7,000 people. Arrangements have been completed with the Toronto ferry company to hold a six-day lady bievele at the island, when all the champion lady riders of the world will com pete for a purse of £500 and the cham pionship. This race is open to all lady viders. The track will be a sau cer-shaped oue, and will be banked at an angle of forty-seven degrees, and measure sixteen laps to the mile Toronto jockey Indian, won the Yale in the iosnhip honors at athlets by points eon the a to Prinee race bicycle Players And Flay Houses. Mantell has played six weeks Toronto this season, and is still re ceiving good houses. This week he concludes his engagement with a ser ies of Shakespeatean plays. Mansfield plays in Toronto next week, and in Montreal during the first week of July. The theatre managers of London are thinking of raising their prices of ad mission for the coming royal festivi ties The success of "Ben Hur" at Drury Lane, London, has been so decisive that Arthur Collinge contemplates the formation of a syndicate for the pur pose of running the piece in Germany and France. Mrs. Langtry will appear at the Gar rick theatre, in New York, in Janu ary. Subsequently she will make a tour of the principal American cities with a specially selected company Something of a novelty was beard the other night in New York, when the entire opera of "Faust" was sung by a begro caste and chorus. To the idle actors already in New York, were added last week the mem bers of fifty companies that bad met with disaster in their travels Fhe "Florodora" company is play ing in Hamilton this wee k. -------------- A Deplorable Accident. Picton Gamtie A most deplorable accident ocenrred in North Marvsburg on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Clark, and three children went up to kis father's for a visit and on returning home his horse bose uply and restive, and began kicking! It struck the oldest boy, a tad shout five vears old in the back of the head, making. a woubd shout two or three inches long. Two of the children occupied a small seat in front of the carriage, with their backs to the horse, which accounts jor the ac cident. The child died after about three hours' suffering. The Feminine Observer. Sell distrust is responsible for most of life's failures. CAE the voomy summer chairs are provided with pockets. Silent partners allow to talk for thom. Composition girls are the making of many an arch, wi v or doorway. Don't write froth to men, nor sen- timent. i you ache for experience write a book, which will probably never be seen outside of your own fa their money mily. We like to console ourselves with | the delusion that the grapes just be youd our reach are sour. Umbrellas. : The kind that shat themselves, $i. The kind that open themselves, $1.75, , oeiv Jeokins., Franklin, Pa, = £2.75. THE GATHERING IS BEING HELD IN NAPANEE. ! ! ! The Stationing Committee Pre- " sénts Its First Draft of Sta- tions--In Session For Some | Time. Napanee, June 4 confarence, in The Bay of the Methodist : here this week The stationing commitiee met on Monday evening and Tuesday. The the frst drait of stations Belleville district--Belleville Centre, Ww. J. Crothers; Belleville tabernacle, Joseph HH, Locke: Relleville West. Joseph R, Real, Sidney, MN. E Wil son: Rayside, William, V. Sexsmith; Foxbore, Robert M.. Pope; Plainficld Henry Thomas; Canniiton, Ww. DB Wilson: Shannonville, F. B. Stratton; Melrose, GG. Hiram Fusee Napanee district-~Napance Bast, C. FE. Mcintyre; Napanee West, 8. 9 Bartlett: Deseronto, Neil A. Mebiarx orven, T. H. MebDonaldg New + James E. Moore (one wanted ); Camden Bast, J.' H. Chant {(superan: aunted); Odessa, G. W. McCall; Bath, Hamilton 8. Spence; Adolphustown, Roger Allen; Bay, Enos Farnsworth; Selby, David Balious; Wilten,, David ¢. Day; Yarker, Wo H. Buekler, Isaac Snell Picton ol 18 session following district-Picton Fist, S. J. Shorey; Picton, Main street, Robert H, Leitch; Bloomfield, Alircd lL. Reown; Wellington, AJ A. McCamus; Consecon, Alived Foster; : Carrying Place, Charles Adams; Rednerville, Richard Bamiforth; Ameliasburg, Fran cis Johnston; Hallowell; E. B. Cook; Demorestville, H, T. Lewis; Northport Joseph Barnes; Cherry Valley, Eharles fl. Coon: Miliord, Richard N. Adams; Point Traverse, George F. Metzler Cressy, Frederick Woudgear; Glenora, Harry H. Cragg. \ Brighton district--Brighton, J. C Wilson; Colborne, Caleb Parker Tren ton (Wesley), Thomas M. Campbell; Trenton (Grace), James W. Wilkinson; Grafton, Willimmn Coemle; Castleton, W. A. Bunner; Salem, 8 G. Rorke; Hilton, G. E. Ross; Smithfield, Thom as 8. McKee; Frankford, R. T. Cour one wanted; Wooler, James CU Anderson, R. Arthur Wattam. Cobourg district--Jabes RB, Saun lers; Port Hope, E. B. Lanceley: Can ton, 8. C. Moore; Welcome, R L Fdwardss Camborne, J. A. Jewell, A Ww. who shall reside, Bewdley Baltimore, Wesley Elliott; Centreton, M. E. Sexsmith; Roseneath, Thomas Snowden; Alderville, to 'be supplied, under superintendent of Roseneath Bowmanville district Bowmanville Nn. 0, Crossley; Oshawa, (Simeon sirpet), Joseph J. Rae; Oshawa (Met all street), R. Burns; Newcastle, I'bomas 4. Edmison; Orono, W, G, Tucker, Charles E, Cragg: Newton ville, J. OG. Lewis; Tyrone, James Me Mullen, J. G. Brown; Hampton, Frank y. Ande ; Enniskillen, Simon Crookshanks; South Parlington, eph Ward; Cartwright, J R. Butler, Charles W. Dewmill Whitby district----Whithy Emory; Port Perrv, W Copeland Brooklyn, A. C. Wilson; Myrtle and Columbus, John F. Mears; Pickering, John Harris; Greenwood, Daniel Wil liams; Ww H Adams; Prince Albert E. A. Tomkin; Green hank, William Limbert; Scugog, Moses Metherell; Seagrave, Soford F. Dison Cannington. district Cannington, Thomas W. Jolliffe: Wilfrid, Wesley Down; Manville Robinson Little Pritain, N Oakwood, George RR, Clare H BRB Rowe: Beaverton, P. Berry; Atherley, J. A. Counell; Dalrymple, A. Mansell Irwin; Victoria Road, J "Terrill; Coboconk, W. P.-- Rogers; Norland, H E Curts, Charles L. Hopkins Lindsay tice, Coone, Jos Vernon H H Claremont, George Dn. Drew Woodville, James (Cam Land Harvey Heth Eras district--Lindsas bridge street), (i. W. Anderson; say (Queen street), A J Strike; Omema el, Thomas tus E. Howard' W. Leigh; Fenelon cavgeon, , George Brown; own: Janetville, Dunsford, Montague W. T. Wickett; Garbutt; Bob (A. RM.); ('ambray Fall John James Batstone, Minden, James M. Whyte, E. W. Car narvon; Haliburton, H (. Garbutt Wilberforce, EE. W. Tink; Gooderham, one wanted Peterboro district street), James P, Wilson ; Peterboro [Charlotte street), W J Jolliffe: Peterboro (Mark street). © L. Thompeon: Millbrook, H. B. Ken ny; Cavan, Hedley ¥V. Mountier; Cav an South, Louis S. Wright, South Monaghan, J. E. Robeson; Lakefield, T. W. lLeggali; Bridgeworth, J. W. Runner; Warsaw, W. G Clarke; Be. thany, Amos R. Roadhouse; Ponty pool, George W. Marion Wesley, R Archibald Delve; Chemong Lake, to be supplied from Wesley: Apsley, C. 8 Reddick, John N. Clarry Campbelliord district Campbell ford, Benjamin Greatrix; Norwood, Robert Taylor; Bouth Dummer, H Foley: Stirling, Joseph C. Bell; Raw don. Richard Duke; Seymour, W J Saunders: Havelock, WW. Johnston; Warkworth, §. McCarley; Norham, J. W. Shier; Hastings, F. PF. Steel; Keene, W. B. Seccombe; Blairton, H Howard: Hiawatha, to be supplied under superintendence of Keene. ados district --Madoe, Leonard. Philps; Tweed, J. W. Totten; Thom ashurg, Robert McCullough; Ivanhoe, W. DD. Harrison; West Huntington, Nathaniel Harris; Manmora, D Beats Houck '(one to be sent: Eldorado, Francis W. White; Queenshoro, George Nickle: Bridgewater, Gilbert Hotton ; St. Ola, W. Wellington Wagg: Ban croft, Thomas H. P. Anderson; Fort Stewart. Stillman A. Kemp; Mont eagle, Charles H Sheppard Tamworth district ~Tamworth, w J. Young: Enterprise, W. J. Wether all: Roblin and Maribank, P. H. Ne ville; Arden, W. 8. P. Boyce: Moun tain Grove, W Herbert Clarke; Plev: na, A. C. Huffman; Vennachar, w. J. NM. Cragy: Flinton, George McConnell; Cloyne, Willem Higgs. Peterboro (George ---------- Fine Assortment To Choose From. Prevost, of the New York clothing store, Brock street, has surpassed any previous year in fine tweeds, wor stds, serges, cheviots, etc, for ar der work. Large variety of patterns to choose from a first-class fit guar anteed. » Put, Fragut end Cans. BABY'S QWN SOAP 1S UNRIVALLED POR'NURSERY AND TOILET USE. Don't risk imitations os Bab ALBERT TOILET SOAP CO., Meas MONTR : elicate sk EAL. a odern ethods, Bost #tituthg plete stock, Paroels, where the platform. poodde, poupteons You get w low prices a serupuioust best senda shove are somg of tb wealiment, aor sul it oyou pk for. Com rope" delivery of soda foubt BB oserved duintils Plauks in my Lawin £0, NORA Chemist and Optician, TWO STORES 124 Princess St. asd Market bquare, Our Coal I as Clean as Though it Were Washed and Brushed. solid reaches mines, Thereafter it in it reaches von, bave no chanoe, conl--e0 mol the surface and EACH LUMP STAN b of impurities are sere: DS BY ITSELF, GOOD solid fire. After 0a the earth from the picked ows By hand, i several times belore dirt, slate, oto, vesily it the deniers are caralul. We are very oarshul yore] ORC TRY SONS Foot of Queen Ht.-~'Phone 9, 0000000000000 For Even Heat Swift's Scranfon ---------------------------------- Of course you am. You H. Cunninghsm, piano tuner from Chickering, New York. Orders re ol at WcAuley's book store. i 3 : : : : It's a satersl SL FE on 8 a7 wi provide tod