3 Ne Kingston S@eireoknd Canadian in Leave ve Kington STR, ALEXANDRIA 12:40 p.m.~Mail, for Ottawa, bes, Bt, John, NB. Halifax, Pacific Railways. Montreal, Que- Boston, Toronto, Chitage, Denver, Heufrew, Sault Stel Marie, Duluth, 8s. Paul, ty, Pordend and San Frantiseo. 530 pm--Lotal for Sharbot Lake, fecting with CPR, sast pod west. 810 am Mixed, for mediate points. Passengers lemviog Kingston ot 12:40 pm: Peterboro, 4 surive in &10 pm. W > y, Gen. Passe. Agt. Ottawa at 5:00 pm; Toronto, 7:80 p.m.: ; St. John, NB. 11:35 a.m. ¥. A. FOLGER, JR. Gen. Laos. Boston, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Seat oon Renfrew and inter 7:30 -- THE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY -NEW SHORT LINE FOR all local mn egy pot. at of 4 ah ae gun. sonet ul I po a3 wv RAILWAY (0) BRANCH LINE TIME TABLE TTINEPFECT JUNE 15th, 1902. Trains will leave City Depot, Foot of Johnston street. Nos. 1,2, 8 and 4 run daily 8 run daily, GOING EAST. except Monday. Nos 6, 12, 15, and 16 daily, except Sunday Direot route falo, London, wy, , 5h ¢ Pallman all gther information, A ¢ Johnston to Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Montreal, Otpawn, Jobm, Halifax, Boston, apply to » PHA NLEY, Avent, Bay am. a.m am p.m, am a.m. am, Pm pom p.m Nos, 5 and 1 1, Hamilton, Buf Civy, Quebee, Port- oud New Accommodation, Tickets and ard Uitarle Sis Sta. DOMI! MINION LINE. LIVERPOOL RERVICE vice. Thi BRlY 248 ug, Aug, th Aug. 16th Aug. ns "Ang. d ¥ do "hot 'carry passengers. RATES OF PASSA E--~8aloon, amd sinirle according 10 steamer Second Saloon, according to stemmer and ser $37.50 rd clase, $26, FROM MONTREAL. SERVICE » Bus , Seldon, decks FR M BOSTON. 29rd 30th $65 and Aun Aung and po wr. Oth 28rd . July 28d July 30th a to the Mediterransan Aur. 1ijsh=Vaacopver, Spot. Oth Bpacions Electric light, J. PB. Hanley, J. P. Gildersleeve, A GT 1, Station, . Tousance & CO, Montreal and Portland. Gon. Arts. 2 Clarence Stu. Lake Onfario & Bay of Quinte Hii 3g 5 of tu % & Rochester Route daily Bers Monday) tor rg Hor, » ouiling ot Bay eifludbat Co., Limited. i Nort. Kg & Caspian at 1000 ISLANDS RAMBLE 10.17 am. daily leaves (exonph Monday), at , for tour of 1.000 Tslands, call ot Alexandria Bay, lochport sand Gave: STEAMER ALETHA Ledves Mondays at 5 pm. for Pleton and iutermedinte Bav Porta. 3: James ration apply to . HA Y, P. GILDERSLERVE, § Ticket Acenta. HBwih & % Co., Freight Agents. Going Hast, daily até a.m. Going West, dully; except Monday, at 8 p.m. Memiiton, Toronte, Bay of Quinte and Ay Montreal Line. LEHAVE KINGSTON: hurt a Sra (BYERYB0DY TRAVELLING. . The Only Direct Line to Quabe Without Change ~~ THE FAVORITE Loaves Craiz's wher! svary Frigay, sé 1, widuight, for Charlotte, K.Y.. Ulcott Bluch, Y., snd Buflalo, N.Y.: via. Bay of Quinte and Murray Canal, and every Monday at 6:30 pm., for Monieal and Quebec, (direst without change). Through 1.000 Islands and Ht. Lawrences iver Rapids. Low passesger and freight rates. Passenger accommodation © unsurpassed. W. 6G. CRAIG & CO, A. W. HEPBURN, Agents, Kingston. Manager, [eto and Allan Line Sates. «Royal Mail ea Feom Mostreal. From Quebec. Mongoliam, 8, duly, # sm. 12 July, § pm Tunisian, 190 July, 5 am 19 July, 3 pm. Pratonian, 26 July, 5. am. 26 July, 3 p.m. "Rugs 5 sam Aug. 3 pam. Ls pablo: $656 amd upwards: Second cor bin, 837.50 to $42.50; a omion $1.50 extra; Third a5 Eh sod 326; Liverpool, Derry, Belfast, Glasgow, New York to Los Laurentian, .. .. S.8. Sicilian, direct, Wednesday, carrying second cabin $05.50 return. $l, eet, CN not, 5 lant ion aud On Gilderslonva, A Tims of Anxisty Be Fear for Thousands Around Us. dorry & Glssgow. 1 pm. Julv 16 Moh real to Glasgow, 30th July, ar daylight, Passengers only; $35. City Passenger De streets, J. P. p Conipound Will 'Banish theSummerBlues and Qiher Distresses that Make Life Miserable and Unhappy. This is the season when we hegr men and women complaining about their unhappy and hali-degd condition. They find that physical and mental energy has deserted them, and thoy are sink- ing deeply in the pit of despondency. The "hot suinmer weather always produces thousands of miserable feel- img mortals. They lack nerve force, strength and true vitality. They can- not rest day or night and life be- comes a burden, The great recwperator, builder and strength giver for all weary, wornout and stffering people is Paine's Celery Compound, now so universally pres- eribed by medical men. When the great medicine is used at this season, lan guor, despopdency, irritability, per vousness, sleeplessness, headache, dys pepsin and digestive toubles are per- manently banished, and meg and wo- men go about their duties and work with a vim, will and energy that in. dicate health and physical strength, . Mrs, Anna Dawson, Wilkesport, Ont., savs : "I consider it » pleasure to put on rogord what Paine's Celery Compound has done' for me. 1 have been afllicted with nervousness and sleeplessness. All ordinary medicines failed, and nothing met my case until I used Paine"s Cel ery Compound. Now I never miss a night's sleep. 1 strongly recommend your medicine to all nervous suffer org. fe w I KNOWS That our stock is new and | ¢ up-to-date, but everybody doesn't know that this week bAIVAS Boas "Ata "Discount of PER'CENT. ARMSTRDNE'S, + *~c Auction Sales. Jou Wins Fru for preserv- a OF ble rou oan de dodo. REE The finest of raspberries, currants SAR oy Mr. and Mrs. ges that the parents to take those ence of mankind finds sickness of this nature. inal neglect on their The arrests are mon law that makes it obligatory for parents Paine's Celery| z=" something sions of an act necticut equal rights ad duties in the care of children were and fathers, Presbyterians mond's residence spark alighting on the the removal tents, ably more. Lightning struck the chim- ney on Mrs. Wright's house last week, passed down it, recovering. Yan away Saturday evening, and spill ed all the to the factory. to build their manse this year to the high amount of the tenders and the lateness in the season. Mrs. F iting friends here, tingent, Scotland. to ) hospital a# nuree-in-training. merchant who has hitherto kept of it has now paralyzed the other fel lows by sugar ed from x long trip through the back country. os Pills is pleasant, we will run off all a of a century conducted a large gon manufacturing establishment at Windsor, Ont. account day, dircles, gish action of Paiiful und fatal diseases" known TARR Bright's disease, tis, d gine © wedicines fail. street, was Hroubled very | mh with consti pation and pains in "times DEAR BABYS PARENTS BED ir Rd + TRIED 10 CURE HER WITH mi WE HEALER'S PRAYERS. Clarence Northrop, New Haven, Charged With Manslaughter Because Gladys Had No Medicine. New Haven, Comn., July 22.-Coro- ner Philip Pood. has ordered the ar est of Me. and rap, Adele Northrop who died on Tuesday last, slaughter. tian Science believers, and instead of calling in a doctor to prescribe their child, infantum, they summoned Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Clarence North parents of one-year-old Gladys charged with Northrops are man Chris- They . are The for who was ill with cholera Libby a Christian Science 'healer, The healer will. not be prosecuted, because there is mo law in this state to reach her. coroner Pond. miles from dhe could not attend first day she ministered what is known as the sent treatment." F bedside of baby. Pond, she sang hymns and recited the prayers of the Christian Science levers, derstanding' dence at the inquest showed that medicine This is regretted by Mrs. Allen lives eight Northrops and when the child the was sent for, she ad "ab for several duys at » she told coroner the be 'praver of un The evi working in the * frequently. no was given to the child. Pond, 'in his finding, ha "entirely failed steps which the experi necessary in It was rim part, he says made under the com Coroner to take the ordinary precau * teaches m such The warrant for Mrs. Northrop was of a surprise, It was ox lained that, according to the provi passed by the Con general assembly in 1901, given to both mothers The healer in this case said to the coroner that her efforts toward curing Gladys were nullified of harmony tween the parents. of lack be because in domestic affairs A RESIDENCE BURNED. Will Not Build Manse This Year. July 21.--J. P. Red was destroyed by re last Friday evening, caused by a wof, which wiunately burned slowly, enabling of pearly all the con loss consider Lansdowne, Insurance $600; and gave Mrs. Wright severe shock, from which she is just Stephen Findlay's horse milk, which he was taking decided not owing The Presbvierians have {Rev.) airlie and son, of Kingston, are vis Sergt. W. W. Frew ho accompanied the coronation con- has obtained a month's fur »ugh and is visiting his relatives in Miss Jennie Deane has gone Kingston and entered the general The grocery war still continues. One out offering thirty-two pounds of or 81. Q. J. Waltz has return- Light Weight Coats And Vests. Prevost, of the New York clothing stove, Broek street, has 5 splendid as sortment vests; mer wear. and $1.50 are special value, sizes 31 of light-weight coats and the proper garments for sum- His summer coats at $i o 46. See his window, great variety to choose from. The action of Carter's Little Liver mild and natural. hey gently stimulate the liver and regulate the howels, But do not purge. They are sure to please. Try them. for a quarter wag Peter A. Craig, who retiring a Year ago om of ill-health, died on Mon He was prominent in Masopic CONSTIPATION ! I'he Most Frequent Cause of Suffering and Serious Bod- ily Derangement is Cur- ed by Dr. Chase's Kid- ney-Liver Pills Teregnlnrity of the bowels and slug: the kidneys and liver most frequent causes of the hi re ropsy and various forms of kid. ney disease, for example. Dr. Chase's Riney: Liver Pills hegin by setting the bowels right. tion on the Gltering and excretory or: Their combined ac: ualies them to cure when other dames 1. Harvey, bakery 611 George Peterboro', Ont., states : "1 the back. Ae the WHIG, TUESDAY, JULY 22. RESTRICT CT MISSION. ARIES, Chinese Commissionéis Propose to Make New Rules. Shanghai, July 22 The tanff commissioners propose to ens body six articles covering the mission ary questiop in the new commercial treaty. The first of these is that no Chinese the - church; second, that lawsuits shall 'be settled by the officials with- ont interference hy the missionaries. third, that missionaries may report cases of persecution: fourth, that con- verte shall onlv be exempt from con- tributions "fo festivities in honor of idole and must pay other government taxes: fifth, the missionaries shall not conceal 'bad characters from justice: and, sixth, property must be held in the name of the church. ¥ it is sot so held, the Chinese, in eases of dam- ages, will only pay indemnity for goods duly registered by local offi ciale. These proposals, though somewhat puerile, illustrate the present com- plaiat of the Chinese against the missionaries. IN OUR OWN CIRCUIT. News Of The Districts On Both Sides Of The Line. Miss Corintha, daughter of James Babcock, Rossmore, died Saturday, aged thirty-eight .years. Mrs. Robert Bruce, Kitley, died on Friday. She was born in Ireland eighty-four years ago. She leaves a husband and nine children. Mrs. Denjamin Case, a former, resi dent of Belleville, died in Marmora cn Saturday, aged thirty-eight yeass She leaves a husband and Jour small children. Herbert L. Drehmer, of Rochester, \.Y., who went to Belleville for the benefit of his health, died on Satur day. The widow is a daughter of Mrs, Fred Frost, Belleyiile, Mrs. Ann Herbert, Belleville, died on Saturday, aged eighty eight years. Half a century ago she and her hus. band lived in Kingston. A daughter, Miss Martha, suriives. . ALPHABET ON A PINHEAD. Mrs. on Feat in Engraving Accomplished by W. L. McLean. Utica, Julv 22. William L. McLean, of Gloversville has enraved on' the head of an ordinary brass pin the en tire alphabet in script capital letters The work was done with an ordinary ngraving tool with the aid of a pow- erful magnifying glass, The alphabet is arranged in two circles aronnd the pin, four letters which it was impossible to include in them being placed in the centre. No part of one letter touches another. In the first circle are all the letters up to and incloding M. A smaller cir cle contains the letters which follow up to V, while in the centre are the remaining four letters A few years ago Mr. McLean en graved the Lord's prayer upon a sil ver five-tent piece. NO $100,000 FROM MOROSINI. -- Some Joker Fooled the Mayor of Venice. New York, July 22. Giovanni P Morusini, the banker, denies absolute ly the story published in despatches from Venice that he. had contributed $100,000 toward rebuilding the fallin campanile of St. Mark's at. Venice "1 am not Mr. Carnegie or Mr. Mor gan," Mr. Morosini said yesterday at his home in Riverdale, "and 1 can't imagine what started such a prepos terous story. The first 1 knew of it was when | received a cablegram in Italian from the mayor of Venice on Friday noon, thanking me for mv munificence. It must be the work of some wag and 1 think the joke very bad taste. I shall certainly con tribute toward the rebuilding of the campanile, but the amount will be in proportion to my means.' is Pastor Offers Reward. Verona, July 22--Levis Jamieson and wife 'are visiting at W. 'B. Grant's, South Verona: Herbert Belding and wile, St. John, N.B., are visiting at W. D. Perry's. Morris Skinner, broth er-in-law of H. B. Wartelsky, id spend ing a short time with friends here Edith Albertson visiting at Permylias, St. Lawrence county, N.Y., during the past five months, has returned. A sit ting of the Portland township coun ¢il is being held here to-day. During last Sunday evening's serviee at the Gospel Workers' church, some person or persons, watching an opportune moment, fired a quantity of very stale eggs through the door into the build ing. Rev. J. Coburn, pastor, has of- fered a reward of $10 for the convie- tion of the parties. The Kingston par ty have arrived at Fourteen Island, Lake Park. Mise Pet. Abrams, teacher in Louise school is spending vacation with her mother at Riverside. Mrs. Leslie: Brook's, Joliet, Ill, is renew ing acquaintances here. Desmond Visitors. Desmond, July 21.--Joshua Switzer has purchased blowers and separators from the White company, also Fred. Johnston. Miss A. Bell is improv. ing in health. Misses Ross Bell and Cora Switzer, Fraser Bell and Stanley Switzer, spat Sunday at Napanee, guosts of Miss Anna Denves. Charley Switeer spent Sunslay at J, Burghess'. Enterprise. Mrs. H. F. Bell, ill for the past week with aptendigitis, is im 'roving slowly. The Misses. South. Croydon, weve guests of Mabel Swits- wr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Bell gpent Sunday at Mescow, Mrs. VF. P. John- tom, organist, having resi ber position, Miss Fdith Bell has been scl- betgd to take his place. Mr. and Mis. Howderson were guests of J. W. Stew art on Sunday. Miss Myrtle Switzer is spending this week with ber cousin, Flossie Clancy, Switzesville. Bright Eyes, Rosy Cheeks. That "used-up" feeling and Jultid fue san | can be e Suithly 3 Teme mc POR. rer ution, make bic the nerves and ach box contains tien oS bad characters will be admitted into | THE £00P-FHE-LOGP FEAT . & -- NEW RIDERS ARE CONTINUAL- LY DUPLICATING IT. . The Danger, it is Said, is Really Small--All the Successful Men Are Called Diavolo -- The Money Value of the Act. iXow York Sum. ihe loop-the-loop feat on a bicycle which was first introduced here last spring in the Forepaog ells circus, i= being duplicated as 1ast as men can be found to perform it. The invention is patented and has been a source of great profit to the company that ons it. During two smmmers it was use. at various resorts, the vehicles that made the cirenit being placed on irncks and joaded with passengers. It did a whooping business last year at Coney. island. The police became keenly alert to the seeming danger of it, and the story went that the cost of allaving the apprehension cost $i, 56. But when the season was about hali over, and a woman passenger dud of excitement, the police stopped the sport. It was then sain that the cost of renewing the unwritten license was 81 300 more, and that the opera tions were prevented until the price was paid. The danger to riders on the loop railway was really small, unless they had heart disease, as the car was bound to make the circuit unless it quit the track, which was a very un hkely accident. But it is different with a 'bicyele running on a smooth sur face. Centrifugal gravity serves, as in the other case, to send the vehicle un Ger strong momentum around the ner side of the looped track, but po re the rider must maintain a balance on two wheels only and steer them stead ily. A black line guides his eye, but the rest depenas on his nerves and muscles. These men are all called Diavolo and are hired by the com pany that owns and operates the loops. They are said to he paia from 2100 to £250 a week. They practice at a place "near Coney island, aml very few become proficient, Those whe do are sent to pérform at places of fering the most money, One is nov risking his life in London. The mone value of the looping bicveler was shown lately at Columbus, Ohio where the attencance at a big fair was moderate while an advertised looper did not appear--he had been disabled by a fall at Minneapolis but was enormous on the last day when a local athlete volonteered 1 do the feat and. got 1.000 jor it THE CROP PROSPECTS. What 'a Frontenac Farmer Has to Say. Sharpton, July 21.--Hay, which, by the way, is over half clover, is a bis crop. About one-third is cut. Much of this has heen injurea by the wet The rest of the crop is long since fit to cut, but is kept back on account of the unfavorable weather No seri ous injury will result if we get goo weather for saving it soon. There is enough hav to fill the barns, to say nothing of the grain. The plentiful erop has caused the price of hay strike rock bottom. The good pastures cause less hay to be fed. Grain, on the whole, is probably an average crop, at least thirty to forty per cent over last year, Considerable grain was hurt wit} the wet, but then the rest of the cro is «0 much better to make up the dif ference. There is no apparent blight other dause to prevent the grain from filling well. Rye, now being cut is well filled. There is very little fal wheat, hut what there is seems wo In good. The same may be said of spring wheat, but with the exception that the acreage is considerable. Bar lay is fast ripening and will be ready for the reaper in another week. The crop is excellent. There is usually as much oats sown as all other grains put together. This seems to be the case this year. We cannot speak defi nitely as the crop is not so far ad vanced, but the crop on the whole is promising. As for peas there ig very little sown. This is fortunate 'as ag wet year is usually a bad pea vear Buckwheat, which has dul bed "the lazy man's erop," is nicely above ground, and made a goo start. But as to the yield, we can not tell until the automn months. Corn is the least promising among all the crops. One-third doubtful, the remainder promises fairly The cool weather during the month of June is the canse of this. Potatoes are all right, bat the Colorado Bectles arc here in myriads, Crops are very splendid for this has been an ex eeptionally go8ed vear for the garden. Reports indicate that the fruit crop and that the frost in May did: not de the serious injury antici pated, Cheese factories are paying well, the result of good prices and a large flow of milk. Beef cattle, sheep and hogs com mand inir prices, making the farmers' prospects, on. the whole, good, an perhaps better than for years. The wet weather has been quite a serious drawback along the line of having and other work, 1 the weather had been favorable the hay would now. be all saved. Farm help is very scarce ana wages are unusually high. This, in its way, keeps back barvesting, as help cannot elwavs be bad when re quired. Old residents "av this is the wettest season they ever saw. Our, school has heen replenished Ly a judicious application of the paint brush, Mr. Sommerville gud Mrs Wal pole, sick, are now quite well. Visit ore : baby boy at Wilired Bab eock's; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Me- Keown and 'grandson, Peter, Erik ville; Mr. Taylor, Peterboro, at bis brother's, E, Taylor; Miss M. 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