Daily British Whig (1850), 29 Jul 1902, p. 2

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a THE DAILY WHIG, TUESDAY, JULY 29. as How are You? Do you suffer from tion? Does your liver need re gulatiog ? Is your digestion troublesome? Doyousufterfrom headache? Ifso,youshould Abbeys Salt every day. This harmless tonic and system cleanser will regulate every organ and will remove all theunpleasant featuresthat attend a sluggish liver. Your health and spirits will be so improved that your friends will scarcely know ou. Pleasant to take--surely bene. licial, but be sure that you get the 5 Seeuind Ally . SUMMER COTTAGES Require furnishing in keeping with their surroundings, We have an ideal stock to choose from. Mattings in pretty designs end eolors from 12jc. a yard, Porch Rugs, Porch Pillows. Frilled Musliae in dainty pat- terns at 12jc. yard. a dri, R. McFAUL, c=... Fume = Camels Het Weather Inducers. Many of our They are on the alert to sconomise. It wight Customers read this space. Pay you, to give some abtention to our wdve. and sev il what we adverts is valus or not. ¥ $88 Bed Suite Special $63 1 60 Sideboard .... " 45 And a host of other lines in sympathy with these. Carpets and Curtains. Our C. BE. Taylor has gone to the English wills to buy now Indl and spring stock, We ate ansious 10 clesn, out all present stock of Buglivh Axminsters, Valvets, Wiltons, Bras sols, oto, awd will quote low prices to do 0 Heing your mimitér visitors Through our watétooms. Thay will enjoy the visit and we will be pleased to have vou look through. You will not be asked to purchase. YOURS, 1. F. HARRISON CO., UNDERTAKING, ETC, "Phones 90 and 91. BE WAINSCOATING, ETC , AT LOWEST PRICES ro a0 To WORD { you want Fruits for preserv. or for the table, i THE ALDERMEN IY SESSION HOT ARGUMENT OVER A PAINTING CONTRACT. Wanted Property Committee Re- port Sent Back for Reconsid- eration--The Committee Scor- ed for Loose Management of Affairs. Though' the council chamber had a temperature almost us high as a Baker's oven, it did not prevent the city fathers having a prolonged ses sion last evening. The principal item of business was consideration of the teport of the city property comuities, and one clause of this, regarding painting roofs of the city buildings, evoked a long discussion, but even tually the report carried Bylaws were adopted, fixing the as sesstient of the hosiery mill plant at $2,000 for a period of two years, end ing December 31st, 1900, and naming J. 8S. Skinker ax a member of the codrt of revision, in place of the late William Muckler. The hosiery mill by law is a copy of the old one under which exem); enjoved) only it prolongs the term for two more years The Mayor Shaw, Farrell Knap White, fon was members Ali Harkne Met Pell and procesding Graham Mallon, Dunlop Beiore Mayor announced the the finance committee in deciding te swords of honor to South Alvican veteruns he that ol the Fait business Shaw action of present two re turning fult tain the action tee. Alco, that of Witham Muckler, J. 8. Skinner of ravision assured council would su linanee comm to the death he had appointed of the owing a mombet court Communications Considered. T. M asking for usual remission of taxes on the Kingstor public library for years 1900.°01-'02 Fivance and court of revigion F. Ostler, asking for femiszion taxes, for W. Colema',., on account inability to pay.--~Court of revision CC. W. Clement asking for remission of statute labor tax, pur chased property on which he is paying tax Court of re on Lieut.-Col. H. KR. Smith, calling at tention to a defect in asphalt walk fronting Mahood's drug store Bourd of works Thomas Mills, asking remission income tax of Mrs. 13. Bailey, as come is loss than $100. Court of Vision. Mrs. Jane Gardiner, asking wbreet sprinkling be stopped in of 311 Queen street joard works Henry Mooers, asking $1 for re pairs to drain running through th block between Market and Clarence streecs. Board of works. Ontario Municipal Association, ask ing mayor, aldermen and city officials to attend annual meeting at Brockville September 10th, 11th and asking - for usual contribution of 10. On motion of Alds, Farrell and Behon, the mayor and city solicitor were appointed to represent the city at the gathering The fee asked for will also be paid Kdwin Chown, asking for return small amount, overpaid in taxes Fiance committee. Robertson, of of as he has wile of n re that front ol No, of Petitions Presented. Ald. Harkness. --Trustees of Brock street Methodist church, asking for construction of tile sewer in Barrie steeet. --Board of works. Ald. Farrell. Patrick Lyons and others, protesting against construe of asphalt walk on Colborne street.-- Board of works. Ald. Sears.--W. J. Crothers, asking for remission of overdue taxes on Bar rig street property. --Finance commit tee, Ald. Harkness.--D. M. Mclntyre and others, asking for construction of tile sewer in Johnston street, between Macdonnell and Victoria streets.-- Board of works. Ald. Behan.--B. W. Robertson and June Clint, protesting against con struction of asphalt sidewalk on Johnston street. --Board of works. Ald. White. ~E. M. Forsyth, protest ing against construction of asphalt walk on Brock street.--Board of works. Ald. MeLeod.~James MoCulla and others, protesting against enforcement of butchers' license feo of $50 before January, 1903.---Finance committee. Report Of Property Committee, Ald White presented the report of the city property committee, already publishsd, With reference to the recommenda tion that the roofs of the city build ings be painted, Ald. Farrell asked for an explanation; he protested against the use of red paint, and would like to have the opinion of the city engi- veer as to 'the best kind of paint for this purpose; also, why was it recom men that a guarantee of three years only be exacted, when the con tractor was willing to give five. Ald. White replied that black, red paint would be used. It had been used on several buildings in the city with satisfaction. The city engineer had said that the life of any paint was three years, Ald. Bell thought black paint was even more ohjectionable than red, in. as it would detract from the night of the buildings. - Ald. Behan took the same ground; the city buildings were among the handsomesg in the Dominion and should receive a covering of paint suitable to their architectural beauty. y the terms of the specifications should have Leen lived up to. He un- derstood that the city engineer advis- od lead paint and hard oil; the opin. jon of a city = official of such wide kntuiedge 4 id be accepted. Ald. upheld the ion of the committee. He considered tha whole matter should be referred back to the committee for further consider- ation. Ald. Abbott had been told by the city engineer that lead paint was the preferable paint for pt | work. The speaker had been told that a roof cov- ered with asphalt paint a year ago was now peeling. The opinion of the city engineer 'should be accepted and followed. Alds. McLeod and Tair supported the report of the committee. Ald. Mc leod was satisfied with the black paint; a strong feature was that of economy. It was moved by Alds. Farrell and Craig that the clause of the report dealing with the painting of the roofs be referred back to the committee. The mover said that unless the city was to have Joode and irregular ten. dering the matter ought to go back and be properly considered. Ald. Craig maintained that Aber nethy's tender, not being in emuphi ance with th cifications, should not have been considered by the commit tee All. Behan pointed out that the heapest was not always the best. The matter should go back to the com mittee to have the city engineer pass two points, first, will it judgment is wsphait the best paint; look best ? If these answer sfactory the speaker would then sup port the report Alds. Abbott and Graham delved in to the minutes of the eity property ommittee, and read extracts, which at variance with made by members of the committee Ald. Graham maintained that he had moved in committee that tenders be asked for painting the roofs of city buildings with asphalt roof paint, but upon second, s were sat were the word the minutes, and the words roof pai-t had not been inserted in the advertise ment Ald ontained any ¥ he would refuse unless then contained every state made by that official with reference to the different points In view of these contradictory state ments by members of the committe Ald. Mcleod withdrew his support of the report and scored the committer for the loose manner in which it con fucted its business. The amendment offered Farrell and Craig was defeated this division : Yeas: Alds. Abbott, Behan, Craig. Farrell, Mallen, McLeod. --6 Nays : Mavor Shaw, Alds. Bell, Dan lop, 'Graham, Harkness, Hipson, Tait, Knapp, Sears, White. --10. The report was afterwards adopted. White said that if the minutes statements of the engi to sign th Alls on by ay TO HAVE SOCIETY DAY. Important Matters Transacted at Meeting of Fair Directors. Much important business was trans. acted at Monday's meeting of the management commitiee of the fair as sociation. The committee on horse racing reported and recommended the following bill Wednesday, August pursc, 3106; 2:25 trot, ali mile run, purse $75. halla ie: ry re Inth---2:40 trot, purse $125; 2:16 rot, purse, $150 The purses aggregate $570. These classes are the most suitable for hor ses owned in this district. Iva L. Gobet appeared before . the committee and suggested a "Sociaty day' in connection with the big fair; he thought such an event could be mude a success if properly conducted. The committee accepted the sugges tion as & good one and set apart $100 to encourage the scheme. All societies can compete, inviting lodges of the surrounding district to assist in win ning the prizes; 863 goes to the order haying the largest number of men in line, wearing regalia; £35 will be given as a second prize. Competing orders must have at least 200 men in line in order to win a prize. The orders may make use of the occasion to have no ted members address the gathering. Judges in all departments but two were appointed; these two departments will be filled this week. Alderman White, as chairman of the city property committee, was made a member of the management commit tee. A commities was appointed to con fer with the city property committee relative to the providing of more groaxl stand accommodation. One of the open stands has been removed, be cnuse it was considered unsafe, and it is now proposed to inerease the ac commodation of the covered stand. 2:50 wot, $125; 2ith purse, Donations To Hospital. The governors of Kingston General Hospital acknowledge thése dona tions : 1. H. Breck, electric light fix ture; Mrs. Cappon, bottles; Mrs. Ac ton, Rowers; Miss Strange, magazines; Capt. Booth, books, papers; R. Ug low & Co., books; 0. i. Johnson, ent flowers; Mrs. (Dr) Strange, cloth ing: Mee. (Prof) Marshall, flowers; Mrs. R. E. Kent, magarines; Miss Mc Iver, wheel chair, rocking chair, cloth- inf: Mrs. (Dr.) Strange, strawberries, for public ward patients; J. Y. Park hill, strawberries; Mrs. McKenzie { Roderick), blocks for children's ward; Dr. Walkem, illustrated papers; Mrs. truce Carvathers, strawberries; Flow er Mission, flowers and fruit; R. F. Eliost, fire hose rack; Thomas H. Johns, strawberries: Mrs. Richardson, fowers: Alexander Gunn, flowers; Dr. J. €. Connell, anaesthetic mask; Rev. James Fowler, paper Miss Cunaing ham, strawberries; Roderick McKen wie, illastrated pdpers and magazines. The Band Engaged. The 1ith Regimental band has been enga to play in Macdonald Park Lon evening, and will weekly hereafter give band concerts in that until the latter " We ada] thre | the | moruing | Livery { and he statements | Ff | horse, { al a asphalt was not included in | INCTDENTS OF THE DAY. PARAGRAPHS FICKED UP BY OUR BUSY REPORTERS, The Spice of Every Day Life -- What the People Are Talking About--Nothing Escapes At- tention, In washing woollens and flannels, Lever's Dry Soap (a powder) will be found very . » Use Arnot's Arnica Anodyne for bites of insects, McLeod's drug store, Bc. per bottle. Tha Ogdensburg Journal, for a daily peper in a small city, is among the neatest of the neat. 4 The Picton Gazette says the Odd fellows' Relief Association has become popular on account of its record, which ranks among the very best. The Temperance Legislation League, a Toronto outfit, is arranging for an Eastern Ontario prohibition conven tion, held at Kingston during air week in September More cases of sick heads to be ¢, bilious- | ness, constipation, can be cured in less time with less medicine, and for less { money, by using Carter's Little Liver Pills, than by any other means. A young lad was run over this on Montreal street by a de belonging to the Clari hdd attended him, seriously waggon tied Milk Co. In was found not to be jured t on, Claxton & Law renson x I a delivery morning it ran away, and cashed through Macdonald Park mart clip. The harness was bad damaged he Keview new iv f of Reviews for August continues its series of portraitures of prominent in public life The Hon. Arthur J. Ballour, just to t premiership of the the subject of an admirable sketch by A. Maurice Low Review of Reviews for Au 8 ' Windmuller discourses pleasantly on "Amenities of Pedestrians." He walking as an exercise for young and old, and recommends activity in the open air as a more reliable remedy than patent and soothing than the advice of physicians Smith's White Liniment is the most penetrating liniment known, and a positive cure for sprains, swellings, inflammation, neuralgia, rheumatism, and lumbago. In bottles, 23c., at Wade's arug store. The song "Neo Surrender," by G. A Montgomerie Henderson, of Montreal, dedicated to Liout. W, Bruee Carruth ers and his gallant band, is being is sued by R. J. McDowall, and will have a popular sale in Kingston. The United States customs officers ul the river ports are watching for the agents of Canadian" mitYchant. tail OFS, have measured men for clothes in towns along the northern border and guarantead the free deliv ery of the suits at the homes of the purchasers. The purchase price is usually below the price of a similar suit in the United States. men hight called em pire, is cnarucier in the Louis City prescibes medicines, more who Could Not Comply. At Monday night's meeting of the city council C. H. Powell, the new market lessee, laid a communication before the members, asking to be re lieved of the necessity of furnishing two sureties for the twelve notes he must give, in addition to two bonds men. The petitioner bad never asked a man to back his note; he holds pro perty, iree of encumbrance, and assess ed at double the amount of his ac cepted tender. It was found that the council had mot the power to comply, as the sureties must be provided in order to comply with a by-law gov erning the matter. Who Cap Beat It? Picton Gazette. Mrs, Samuel! Wright, Cressy the largest vield of straw! _ (ries fu: the size of the patch we have head of, The patch measured 56 fect long and 36 feet wide, from which 954 boxes were picked. Six hundred and thirty-five boxes were sold at five cents, and the balance Mrs. Wright used. Can anyone show as large a yield. COOrts Excursion Bulletin, Wednesday, July 30th, New among 1,000 Islands, 2 p.m., 35c. Thursday, July 31¢t, America among 1,000 Islands, 3 p.m., 35c. Friday, August lst, Gananoque, Brockville burg, 5.30 a.m. 50c. York America for and Ogdens Kingston And Ottawa. Ridean Lakes Navigation Co's steamers leave Kingston every Mon day and Thursday, at 7 a.m., every Tuesday and Friday at 1. p.m. James Swift & Co., agents. Portsmouth Lawn Social. Don't forget the Portsmouth Pres hyterian lawn social, to be held on Wednesday, July 30th, on Mrs. Carr's lawn at Asylum gate. Admission to grounds, 10e. Light Weight Coats. Fine gootls, good fitters, Alpaca, Plack lustre and Russel cord, 91.25 81.50, 82, $2.25 8250., and unlined errae<, blue and black, £3, E350, at The H. B. Bibby Co. PERSONAL MENTION, Movements of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. Miss Amelia Jamieson, Toronto, vistring relatives in the city. Miss Emma G. Craig, Brockville, is visiting in Kingston for a few days Rev. J. 0. Crisp and family left yes terday for Halifax on a well earned holiday. Messrs. Bissell andl McKinnon, cheese s, have gone to Montreal on a business trip. W. H. Godwin leaves to-night Toronto to attend the convention. Miss Flo Whitney, Kingston, is gst of Miss Harviett Watkrtown, N.Y George Darvagh bas been appointed foreman of the carpenter shop at the locomotive works. The residence of J. J. O'Reilly, Li ceuse inspector, has been changed from Sydenbam to Holleford, Miss Leavitt, visiting Kingston for three weeks, turned to Brockville Miss Florence Richards has redurned to the city after a pleasant visit with Mires Duck, Sydenham, Unt. BW is attending ihe sion of Temiscawingue mission at Toronto, to-day Mrs. R. E. Kent and family me to their summer cottage id's island for fhomas M = for prohibition the Morrison, friends has in re Res Folger ratlway com- have at a month Guthrie, Mr. and A venus Okla Mrs Bowie is visiting his par I. W. Bowie, Univ On Wednesday evening, the Trinity ongregation, Brockville, will tender Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Beamish a farewell social Belleville sends its congratulations to Lieut. Bruce Carruthers, "to the Britons arn reity man of whose work all proud, Mrs. and guests for Miss Pennock, Brockville, the past week of Mrs, Joh Lemmon, King street, returned howe vesterday Mises Frances and Raclvne Whittor returned home to De week's visit with friends and relatives eronto after ¥ in the city Miss Annie ennedy, of Woods' spending a week or near \ Miss 1 Gertrude staff, the Rielly an Fair sO on are river Liananogue Annie Rayburn, after spending friends Iweed, Sunday two wen the city to visit in Deseronto before returning home One year ago, Sumlay, Principal Grant : preached John's church, Brockville, his departure for'a trip to the old coun late >t the in before try. Belleville Intelligencer: R. E. Sills was im the city on Saturday. Mr Sills is travelling for a Kingston firm and, as might be expected, is making a success of it Miss Pearl Shannon, Spencerville, returned home to-day, accompanied by ber Miss Fdith Shannon, after spending some time with her grand parents, Albert street. The death of John Macdougall, for merly identified with the wholesale dry-goods trade of Montreal, took place on Friday last at "Hillside, pear Picton, Ont., of apoplexy 3" ceased was in his fifty fourth year Rev. Dr. Antliff, chairman of the Mothodist district of Kingston, visit ed Stelly on Monday night and confer with the officials of the church tnere. The church on the island is in charge of Mr, Bowen, a probationer. niece, SUMMER INSURANCE SCHOOL. J... J Harpell Representing Queen's at a Novel Gathering. On Saturday last J. J. Harpell, of Queen's university, leit for New York to attend the summer school in lie insurance for young men attending college, From time to time during the past few years discussion has arigen as to the advisability of estab lishing a chair of insurance in various colleges. The Equitable Life assur ance society, after giving the matter thorough consideration, deciged to start sich a summer school in March last, G. FE. Tarbell second vice-president of the Equitable, sent out a letter to the presiaents of the various colleges in this country, set ting forth the object of the school and concluding with this paragraph "It is our desire to have this class as largely as possible composed of voung men who have worked then way through eollege, in whole or in part, or of men who are especially re commended to us as desirable by rea son of their work during their college comrse. We would be very glad to have a few. of the members of this class came to us from your university It is our purpose to pay the neccssary expense of the members of this class during the of instruction, which will probably lest from thirty fo sisly davs, and at the end of that time we profose to try to furnish to such members as show an adaptabil ity to our work situations in connec tion with our various general agen vies, where they can receive g guaran teed income, with the opportunity, through industry and perseverance, of making the income several timses the amount.' As g result of this movement the school began with go class of upwards of 106 ambitions young men; specially selected and recommended, Mr. Har pell being the representative of Queen's university. No text books will be used, the instruction being given verbally by the best authorities in the various departments of the busi ness, This is an entirely pew idea in life insurance, and the experiment seeme to be one well worth while and deserving of warm commendation. Nexides Mr. Harpell, there is only one other Canadian in attendance, a graduate of Toronto university. COUrse Assaulted Heér Children. Mrs. Arthur Stevens, Queen street, Inst evening complained to the police of the conduct of some neighbors children, who gesasulted her little chil dren. A good sized boy Struck her son with a stone, and when remon stratea with, angrily repeated the an: salt. boy may be summoned be fore the police magistrate, He Is Doing Well, Joba Duffy, New York, formerly of Hanley's ticket office; is. visiting his parents. leaving Kingston be has position in the American WHAT APPEARED MOST TO THIS CHRONICLER. The Book is Conspicuous for In. formation About Canada Which it Does Not Contain -- A Visit to Queen's. When the Duke and Duchess of Corn wall visited Kingston the city had a distinguished visstor in Sir Frederick Young, president of the Colonial ln stitute, and he has written a hook upon his trip, "A Piooseer of lmperial Fuleration in Canada,' 6d. The author claims to be the aloresaud pio Beer. because thiety" years ago he took up the cause of wnperiad federation, fa by an irvesistible impulse." The book is a delightfully frank and in gonuons secord The reader would pever imagine that the Atlantic voy uge was other than a terrible -conflice with nature heset with perils. All that Canada has to show on a first arrival is set out from page to page as poops into a far, strange land how wot il is apt to be under the falls of Niagara, how hospitable the ( dian can be upon the smallest pros what an ordeal it is to get the ivmumerable luncheons ana cation; through and danmers with which the hospitable Canadian the visitor he pusses through such cities as Toronto and Ottawa; how cloguent Canadian of the stamp Sandford Fi Parkin can upon occas besets as of Sir and Dr when imperial themes ar like a French town of City in a word is All out ome uniler cussion; how olden times is the of Quebec grand and mighty vhole Dominion of Canada Nir Froderick Young though he were another Cd ther hes are Canathian newspapers the joy of all was! anll sight of the rova the shake of hand cially deputed with Sn the planting in Kingston on Uther local at and Queen s be left to Sir "The duke begged me to sit down roval highnes<"s « I accord ingly did, and at the visitors until the gymnastic perform ance ended. They afterwards the college, and, on finally the duke, shaking bands with me presence wets viumbus dis western land. Inpu reproduced from covering wei able and pres But eing within 1 tor and to be Nandford to 1a) é > perform nony of tre behalf Military justice actual cere their the must incident Colleges Frederick's own words in turned round to me and which, at hi mmand, with royal went overt lear ing, thanked men again for my "In passing through the fine library of Kingston university, which a clever and accomplished woman, Miss Saunders, the librarian, another gratitving surprise, as well as a very paid to me asked Miss Roll of the Twen This is a of in great compliment, was Sir Sandford Fleming Saunders to bring the 'New the University Charter for tieth Century' to him splendid volume of large dimensions, beaatifully bound in' royal morocco and gold. The previous day I saw the Duke and Duchess of York allix their signatures on the first blank page of "The Roll." I was then in formed that that page was to be kept for their royal highnesses' signature It will, therefore, my surprise imagined in alone be that was vegy great decid when the chancellor invited to write on the page with these of their roval accordingly did, remain without thus my own name same high and [I any nesses. This 1 will standy beheve it other, It of To the exclamation "Oh that enemy would write a book," let other be appended, another petition tint our friends may never do it mine an Brain Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food [ad has been branded by the most competont authorities. A correct diet will not paly nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, ite nutriment is 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 aids digestion, sti mulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. Yow can get this reliable remedy at Wade's drug stone, Popular Band Concerts Charles R, Webster and L. C. Loe kett, who are soliciting subscriptions to defray the cost of band concerts in the park, are meeting with a good de gree of success. Last season $225 wa collected for this purpose, but to the lateness of the season at which the proposal took form this year, the promoters will be lucky to ges half that sum. It is likely that the first of the series of concerts will be given in Macdonald park on Thursday even ing owing Is Opposed To Exemption. Ald. Hipson waz the only member of council who objected to the Kingston Howiery company's mill be rot eed a further period of exemption. Hi placed Wimsell on record at last night's mecting of council as being op posed to exemption in any form, and voted "nay" on the passing of the exemption by law. : Will Be A Candidate. Alderman Graham is determined to be » mayoralty candidate for 1963 He declared last evening that be was in the field to remain against sil com- ers. If defemted this time be will try again in 1904. He is the vecond oldest member of council and will not be sidetracked. s How's This ? We offcr Oop Hundred Dolinre any cose of Catarrh that ssanot be cured by Isls Catmrrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY, & CO, Prope. Toledo, 0. the wpdersigned, ba ¥ nei AS SIR FREDERICK SAW US Well Made. Pure flour and pure yeast do mot necessarily mean good bread. It may be spoiled in the mpking. . Just $0: material is not * eterything. Prol. W. Hodgson Bilis, Offietal Analyst to' the Domialon Govern- ment, after a pumber of Ghalyses, re- L ports that " Sunlight Soap is a pure and well-made soap." * Well made ™ means more than you think. Try Sunlight Soap---Octagon Bar--pext wash day, and you will enjoy the benefits of a " well-made™ soap, and will see that Prof. Elis ts right. No ome should kaow better than he. 4 C2 We have some special values, having bought a large number direct from the manufacturers It would pay you to inspect our stock. -------- H. B. TAYLOR, 'Phone §9, 124 Pringess Street, Succcessor tol, C. Mitchell. 0000990000000 Swift's & $ Scranton & : Coal A High Class Fuel. ALL SIZES. JAMES SWIFT & 90, "Phone 135. Our Coal i= as Clean as Though It Were Wash- ed and Brushed. FACH LUN?' AN08 BY ITSELF. acog solid coal--s0 i! solid fies, After pemches the anrince of the earth from the , lmparites are Thereafter it is sereana enches . and dirs, ts, ola, Bathe ro, ihe dealer ie saruiul Bave no We &e very PINs Foot of Queen St.--'Phone 9 BRIGHT {) FIRE Is an sttraction for every ons rlow wu ivonse heat of our make feel! felt with pleases dati the cold. weather Ts just the kd 10 cook with, tue, BOOTH'S COAL. "Phape 134, Foot of Week Hirest seam te ie bin sp OTICE Is hereby given the public th I purpose making it warm for persons using my coal next wine ter. Your order is solicited, P. Walsh, 55-57 Barrack St. EVERYBODY Who has rubber tires on their carriages are wall pleased with the eave and comiort they enjoy in drivisg, if you have not The chesry Con! will 'them on your carriage you and | should send to LATURNEY bave them on and enjoy your JAMES LATORNGS, CARRIAGE MAKER, 390 Princess St.

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