EDUCATIONAL. KINGSTON LADIES' COLLEGE|$ KINGSTON, CANADA. Residentiay and Day School for Girls. : Adéxess miss n GOBER, M.A.. "HILLCORFT" q ACADEMY K ON. A RESIDENIIAL and DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ldeal Grounds of Twelve Acres. Opens Sept. 91h, 1902. REV. T.J. GLOVER, B. A., Principal. * MUSIC > MRS. CLERIHEW WILL RE-OPEN HER classes in Flyicher Music Method on Septem- ber 1st. For terms and 211 University Avenue. . PIANO LESSONS Miss C. M. Clerihew, undersraduate Taron- o College of Music, 21 University Avenue. ARTHUR H, HOWELL, Representative and Examiner for the Lemdow, 'Eng.)Celiege of Music. Organist and Choirmaster, First Presbyter- ian church, Brockville. Tea of Piano, Organ ahd Singing. Should a sufficient number of pupils offer; Mr. Howell would visit Kingston one day a week during the coming season Correspondence solicited. Address Box 278, Brockville, Ont. Principal. particulars apply at KiNasTON - COLLEGE BUSINESS KINGSTON. TORONTO BUSINESS TORONTO. Largest and best equipment in Canada Unequalled facilities for securing positions 821 Queen Street, Kingston. BEND FOR CATALOGUE. Oontodeention ile lnildinee Toramtn & AS3 Department «f Railways and taeals, Canada LACHINE CANAL. NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS. "SEALED: TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE ; aud endorsal "Tendir for , Re yg portions oi, ind extending Locks No. 2, at entrance to Lachine * will he received act i on THURSDAY, the and specificatic ro "5 th the Building, be ob at where forms of tender can must be attached 5 of the full ase of firms there er the actual sir wture of the cach member accepted bank cf 000 must accompany accepted bank cheque "to the Minister of Railwa will bee i the Canals, and rine decline work at the in the offer forfeited if 7 into contract rates anid on the terms stated sul mitted. ie aceef be ten- in will whose sent thus partips wed cheque return * the respective dirs are not accepted. The department does not bind itself to ac épt the lowest or anv Bv order, L. 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Murray, Jr., Auctioneer and Commission Mer- © chant. Market Square. BINDER TwiNE: Sisal, 500 feet to the pound,' 1lc., sold elsewhere for 124. Manilla, .600 feet, 12jc., elsewhere. for 15c. Strachan's sold Hardware Auction Sales. Save Money by Employing' ALLEN & BROWN, Auctioneers. 0 HUMBU 8 PER¥R(T IN. STRUMMNTS inl Humane Swine V, Stock Marker and Calf Detorner. Stops swine of all ages trem rooting. Makes d5different ear marks, all sizes, with same blade. Extracts Horns, Testimonials free. Price $1.30 or send $ fortrial ifitwor an, U.S. May$, 02for1Tyn up, FARNRR BRINTON, Fatrteld, lows. U. 5. STAMPS AND MARKERS. RUBBUR STAMPS OF ALL 'KINDS, SEL tokers, Linen Barkars Seals. Stencils et Sta ete. Renesas GUN OFFORD, Whi OF BOARD. ' "LARG $ FRONT ROOM, ALSO TWO SINGLE rooms, with maldern conveniences, , tral. mot far from City and Nesdoned parks. Suitable for a party of from three to Sve, 195 Earl street unk, 11 prompt. COLLEGE EE ---- SISANCICICACITICT00 $ Canadian Woman's News Letter. From the Canadian Syndicate. =o Ottawa, Sept. of the a he. conference in throwing out a recommendation to substitute the words lay delegate or lay member for layman and laymen wherever the latter terms occur in the discipline recalls the agitation for we- men c urchwardens in England. Read- ers of "Lorna Doone" will remember that Tan Ridd's mother hela the po- sition of people's warden in her par- ish from the "time of . her husband's death until the coming of age of her son; but in these progressive days thé office cannot be filled by a woman, cven though, as is frequently the case, she may own the whole parish and present to the living. The question has been agitated much longer than that of female representation in Me- thodist eouncils, and the results up to the present time have been similar. In England as in Canada, it appears that wofhen are welcome to do as much church work as they like, but when it comes to giving them a voice in ecclesiastical affairs it is 'a different matter. . - - - Apropos of the presentation to Lady Cadogan, 'wife of a former lord lieu- tenant of Ireland, of a memorial in acknowledgment of her cliorts on 'be- hall of Irish induste a London tng.) paper claims the honor oi hav- ing initiated this movement for Lady Aberdeen. The countess began the work creating demana for Irish dre fabrics and lace by giving a garden party in Dublin and asking all the guests to wear Irich 'materi Is as far as possible. Subsequently shey or- ganized the Irish section of the Chica vo world's fair, and while in Canada she several times sold Irish lace in person over the counters of some of the leading dry goods stores. .« - of In view of the action of the general synod of the Church of England in forming. one missionary socic ty Hor the whole of Canada. a meeting of the leaders of the Woman's Auxi iary to the! Domestic and Foreign Mission ary society was held in Montreal this week to consider the consolidation of the various branches of that organi- zation. If a new Dominion society is formed, it is probable that Mrs. Til- ton, of Ottawa, who organized' the Woman's Auxiliary in Canada, will he the president. Mis. Tilton is now president of the most important pro- vincial branch rof the auxiliary, that of the ecclesiastical province of Can- ada, which does not mean? the whole of the Dominion by any me: for the name dates back to a time whe mn Canada was a narrower term than it s at present. The Woman's Auxiliary usually regardea as the most im- portant missionary agency in the Church of England in. Canada, and missionaries returning from the west often say. that the bales of clothing and the cheering letters which they re- ceive 'from the various branches of the Auxiliary are their only reasons for supposing that the eastern church has not totally forgotten them. 2 » The Victorian Order of Nurses opening a new Hospital at Revelstoke which proposes, among other things, to train Indian girls as nurses. Ag the Indians are shockingly ignorant of the commonest ws of hygiene, thought that nurses of the might accomplish a coud among them. ss + aa is it 1s own race deal great of Since her return from England Lady Minto has been noticed as wearing pe culiarly striking--hats, of a style as vet unique in Canada. They are most- ly straw, of an odd flat, shape rather lirge, both crown and brim having a slight quaint curve, and being trim: med with wreaths of flowers. Ong was of a rough blue straw, with a simple sitk drapery, and at the back, below the brim and nestling on. the hair. a triple wreath of tiny flowers, blue, pink and cream, with foliage. Anothe r was of ecru straw, with pink roses outlining the front of the brim; and a pink wreath at the back, this time, end on the brim of the 'hat. These hats, tilted a little over the forchead, are 'very becoming. : eee. A private dancing class has been held every morning thisweek at Ridean Hall, where the children of their cellencies, the Earl and Countess of Minto, are joined," on Lady Minfo's invitation, by a dozen or of the voung people of the capital' to have the advantage of the tuition of = M. d'E lle, who is for a short time staying at Government House. M. d'Egville comes here from London, England; whete he has had much suc- cess of late, with his classes. It is one of the characteristics of Lady Minto that she takes great interest inf prac- tical education in all subjects, and has more-than-ence- allowed others-to par ticipate in the advantages secured for her own children. Prof. Me 'agher, of fancy Ssating fame, has several times Leen at Rideau Hall, where her ex- cellerey herself was his pupil. Mrs. Flot her- -Copp also gave an exhibition there of her method of teaching music and these have not-alone been distin- guished by her excellency's personal interest. ex- SO 4 - » . . the In Sw Fi spite of many charming that hive n told regarding «the visit of the Prince and Princess of Wal = to Canada, others are tinually' coming to light and the sup- ply seems to be unlimited. A new and Very pretty one comes from a' mari- time tity where their Royal Highnessis were ontertained at the home of a leadins citizen. The lady of the house in arranging the room which the duchess was to occupy, was thought- it] 'encuch to procure portraits of the York children and place them in a prominent position. The result was a bttle sur rising and perhaps disturh- i f r when the duchess the its the tears started eyes vas quite overcome for : Then fearing that she her ho don't think hely for my con to her chi mn, thoug do think of them congnually, but it was so good and so sweet of vou to think of this that I could not help showing that it tquched me." " Ta The b No Canadian bride ever received had } die THE DAILY WHIG, more beautifu] presents than Mrs. Walter Douglas, of New York, (nee Miss Edith Margaret Bell), daughter of the director of the Geological Sur- vey, whose marriage took place on Tuesday afternoon in St. Andrew's church, Ottawa. The groom's giit was a'rope of pearls encircling the neck four times and. valued at thousands of dollars. A pendant from New York; was composed of a sapphire three quar- ters of an inch long, surrounded bv diamonds, and the duty upon it am- ounted to $900. Fortunately, in con: sideration of the fact that the jewel was going straight back to New York, the family was allowed to hold it in bond for 890. The orange blossoms which held the bridal veil were sent from California and in the bonnet were four bunches of heather, the Scottish symbol of good luck, sent bv friends in Scotland. | INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. . Newsy Paragraphs Picked Hp By Reporters 'On Their" 'Rounds. Purest drugs. Taylor's. All our vinegars are pure. den. 25 lbs. Mullen's. Miss Muckleston, Kingston, tréal for a few days, has homie. , Miss guest of Mrs. treal. Edward Bolton, Troy, guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. Swiit, William street. | H. M. Hawley, manager of Stroud' tea store, returned last night aiter spending a few days in Toronto. Pure white wine cider and malt vine- gar at Mullen's. Warden Platt, of the Kingston Peni- tentiary, left on Friday 'morning . to' attend the gathering of penologists in Philadelphia. | Anthony McGuire, drover, purchaseq | a thoroughbred Jersey cow on the market this morning, paying 882 for | the animal. { Two more asphalt walks are to he laid this fall, being of length on King west, near knitting mill. Mrs. John McColl Durham street, have city after five weeks' Perth and Ottawa. Planteur, the great food for house plants, large packages 10c. Samples free. McLeod's drug store. Thomas McAuley was taken ill at! his store yesterd v, and conveyed home in a cab. His condition' was much improved to-day. The autumn drill ment will be postponed until such time as Lieut.-Col. Skinner returns from the ol camp. | Miss Louise Zeigler, professional | nurse, returned to Watertown, N. this afternoon, after a few days' visit with her parents in this city. For pickling purposes it strictest economy to use only goods. Our vinegars and spices are guaranteed pure. Jas. Redden & Co. James Daly, Rideau street, returned home this morning from Toronto, where he made a showing of fruit at the exhibition, being very successful. James McParland, spending a week in; attendance at the Toronto exhibi- tion, returned home this morning well pleased with the sights he wit- nessed. Smart Weed and Belladonna, bined with the other ingredients used in 'the best porous plasters, make Carter's 8S. W.'& B. backache plasters the best in the market. Price 25c. Mrs. Shortt and children, New York, who have heen spending the summer here, leave for their home on Mon- day. They have a house at the corner of Centre and Union streets Our "extra pickling'"" is the best vinegar "we ean -buy for pickles -- and catsups. Jas. Redden & Co. One of the local military bands has recently lost three members owing to dissention in the ranks and dissatis- faction with the heads of the organi- zation. The officers of the regiment will investigate. Ald. White to-day inserts his oralty card. He says it may earlv to announce his candidacy, but as interested parties have heé de- claring that be is 'playing a gaffe of blufi"" he desires by card to assure his friends that he is in the field to re- prain until every vote is polled; he does not play any game of bluff in or out of: council. - ( Dyspepsia in its worst forms will vield to the of Carter's Little] Nerve Pills, aided by Carter's Little Liver Pills. They not only relieve present distress but strengthen the stomach 'and digestive apparfitus. Phe striking machinists say that Mr. Whiting was not relating. facts when in court he said that the strik- ers had thrown away ) per day aii were not earning $1 per dav. strikes pay. The facts are that the wages paid. machinists at the Loco- motive Works, prior to the stpike, ranged only from $1.75 to $2.20 per day. The pany. Jas. Red- best granulated sugar $1 at) in Mon- returned #Ahe Mon- Macnee, Kingston, is Clarence -McCuaig, NY. is the P. one street some the and aaughter, returned to the pleasant visit in of the 12th Regi | 1 } the! hes | pure | is com- may- seem use Trusts Limiteq, Toronto, has and Guarantee Com- 14. King street West, been appointed Aamin- istrator of the estate of James Fw- ing, Sri late of the Village of New- horo, Leeds County, who died in Sen- tember, 1887, leaving a will appoint- ing three executors, of whom two have since died. The remaining one has now renounced in favor of the company, The unadministered portion of the estate consists chiefly of morf- gagesy notes and money in the bank. !'Bibby's."' Oak Hall. 'Bibby's."' Enslish raincoats, good lookers, RG, $6.50, $7.50, 89, 810, $12.50. H. D. Bibby Co. ! 5. The David, the ten-year-old of Wil liam McKeever, of Elma township, while driving his father's team, thrown out and killed. J. 8S. Cartwright. registrar oi, the court of appeal, will inspeet the North Grey ballots © at Osgoode Hall, on son was The total number of failures in Ca- nda this week, was 19, acainst 13 last week and 17 this week last vear, Heavy 'frosts occurred in Manitoba Thufsday night. 'OF ; from the same source ; compensation to British subjects, for- and "mington, SATURDAY. NOT ANY TRACE BRITISH BITTERNESS AGAINST BOERS. $3 Why Botha Left -- Grant to be Paid Out of Imperial Exche- quer. . Durban, Sept. 12.--The reasons giv- 'en by General Botha, who is now .n Europe, for leaving Natal, are said here to be absolutely unfounded. There is no trace of British bitterness against the Boers; on the contrary the reverse is true. It is probable that Gen. Botha's true reason was his fear of the resentment of the natives. An Afrikander Bond is being formed at Lorenzo Marques, the capital of Portuguese East Africa, and it is stat- ed that many Portuguese are joining it. The movement is so strong that a journal to advance the interest of the Bond is projected. A curious sequel has followed the recent fire at Lorenzo N 6s, which destroyed much property "on the wharves and in their vicinity. The Portuguese custom officials are de- manding that the conmsignees pay the duties on the goods that were des- troyed before they had passed through the custom house and reached the hands of the consignee. Grant To Be Paid. Johannesburg, Sept. 12. Tt is offici- ally stated that' the grant of | £3,000,000 fixed by the Boer surren- der will be paid out of the imperial exchequer. There will. also be paid £2,000,000 as cigners. who did not break neutrality, Kaffirs in both colonies, and to in the restoration of their and help them to start work assist homes ! again. Caution ! This 13 not a gentle word--but when you think how liable you are not to purchase for 73c. the only remedy uni- i versally known and a remedy that has had the largest sale of any medicine in the world since 1868 for the cure and treatment of consumption © und throat and lung troubles without los- ing its. great popularity all these vears, you will be thankful we called your attention to Boschee"s German Syrup. There are so many ordinary cough remedies made by druggists and others that are cheap and good for licht colds perhaps, but for severe coughs, bronchitis, croup-- and es- pecially for consumption, where there is difficult expectoration and cough- ing during the nights and mornings, there is nothing like German Syrup. Soll by all druggists in. the civilizad world. G. G. Green, Woodbury, N.J Canada's Miserable Team. Philadelphia, Sept. 12.--At the end of the first day's play of the interna- tional cricket match between the United States and Canada, began on the grounds 6f the Germantown eric ket club yesterday, the Canadians were in such a bad position that de feat appears certain for them to- morrow. The visitors won the toss and, although the wicket was good. the attack of King and Clark proved irresistible and the side was retired for forty-nine runs. The United Sta- tesers followed with 178 for the of only two wickets. Morris was top scorer with seventy-three and King hatted well. loss They Met The.Company. | President Gaskin, secretary King and John McKelvey , of the Board of Trade, last night held a short con ference with Managing Director Ber of the Locomotive Works, handing -to-him -a copy of -the resolu- tion passed by the striking machinists vesterday. This resolution expressed their willingness to re-open negotia- tions with the company. Mr. Ber mingham promised to consider the matter, and to give the board repre sentatives an answer in writing. Coal Mines. London, Sept: 13.--The News, this city, says a syndicate with a capital of 850,000,000 being or- ganized by the "coal®*combine," which proposes to purchase the Fife and Clyde companies' mines. of '! Oak Hall. dressers "Bibby's. Swell are wearing Langley silk lined derby hats $2. H. D. Bibby Co. -- The policy of muncipal owne rship and operation of street railways making rapid progress in the United Kingdon. Out of 213 undertakings, with a total mileage of 1,307, about 100 with a mileage of 659, belong to the local authorities. Tramways are operated as well owned by forty- one municipalities and about fifty new schemes for the municipalization of tramways are now in progress. Glas- gow, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield and other towns where municipal own- ership of horse and electric traction is in operation all showed good balances on the right side last year. The London, Eng., "Chronicle says that "union with Canada is Newfound land's ultimate destiny. Sir Robert Bond, now in Washington, is there with official status. The British steamer "Bibby's."' our The 1s as no in the In sth.--All Islands, September one of the Maldive dian "ocean, 8 hands are safe. Gov. Stone and President Mitchell held a conference on Friday night on the -coal question; the result has not yet been announced. There a strong i{eeling in Hayti azainst the Germans 'by reason of the sinking of .a 'Hayvtian man-oi-war by a German cruiser. The meeting of the jud the. dates and places of incial election petitions September 20th. Toronto coal dealers have advancen price of coal $1 per "making price 23 per ton: tor nut, stove ind ogg si . Ben. Monroe was fatally injured I others iously hurt in a motor-g race in re re. is = for fixing trial 'of pro will be held ton. « and spill in a Bal tim¢ China is disturbed at the determi- nation of Russia to delay the restora tion of Manchuria. Sir Edmund Barton is expected arrive noon, Nithsdale, grounded ona reef---south-of Cardiva: SEPTEMBER 18. er ---------- MONSOON - is sold only in Sealed. Packets - Never in amy other way" Gt a packet from your grocer and try It. It is dclicious. INDO-CEYLON TEA FINE MINSTREL TROUPE. bart Smock, recently tenor at Ail An- 'TO-LET. gels" church, New York city. He will sing the role of "Captain Bobby." A new play "St. Ann," a story of artists, is proving a success in Wash- ington. It is by Paul Armstrong, "a writer new to the stage, who poses- ses great originality, quite rare in these days of modern playwrighting. Sir Henry Irving will produce 'Dante' an or about Easter Monday, and will play his final London season, terminating that is, probably, about the end of July. Rose Coghlan . has recovered from the burns she received by mistaking a bottle of carbolic acid for a face lotion at Butte, Mont., recently. She will open her season at Bufialo, N.Y., on September 22nd. Albert Parr, the Toronto tenor, will continue under T. C. Whitney's man- agement in "Dolly Varden," this sea- son. Miss Irene Lavington, a Toronto girl by birth, is gaining repute on the HOUSE, 200 WILLIAM STREET, NPA E nglish stage. Clargy, at prosent occupied by Princip, Nat Goodwin will produce "The Af- Groculess. Possession Tati, 59 tember oe tar of Friendship" in Boston on Sep- October 1st. Apply to J ana. tember 22nd. PRICK RESIDENCE, 201 BROOK STREET, rooms, modern improvements, alse brick residupoe 244 Brew street, 10 rooms proses gvsiente Apoly to H. Oak Hall, Brine + POSSESSION AT ONCE, THAT AIRY DE- sirable house on the corner of Bagot and Gore strects,' near the park. Modern every way. Daisy hot water ting oad in pefect order. Apply to Felix Shaw, 115 Bagot street. + ARCHITECTS. WOOD FURNISHED ROOMS, with ut board, 101 Queen street. WELLA FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT ae, © William street, with board Splendid Performance Given in WITH a Victoria Theatre. There is still a teiider place re- maining in the 'heart of the theatre- goer for the old-time minstrel per- formance, as was manifested by the large audience which assembled in Victoria theatre last evening to wit-1 ness the features offered by the Me- Kinney Bros. minstrel troupe. The company is not an overly-large one, but every member is selected by rea- son of his special adaptability to the part he plays in the varied and well- balanced programme. The first portion of the programme consists of the re- gulation circle performance, wherein some beautiful ballads, coon songs, choruses, etc., are introduced. This part contains some pleasing features, and the songs so capably rendered are all new 'and so acceptable that en- cores were repeatedly demanded. The company possesses a remarkably well trained mil of sweet singers in W. D. Campbell, E. F. O'Connor, H. J. Brown and id Campieu; their dif- ferent numbers were gems, and the blending of their voices was like a sweet-toned organ. "Under the Gas Pipe," a humorous monologue by Reid and Hoffman, was a novelty enjoyed by all. Campbell and Campbell were' very entertaining in their musical sketch. These musi- cians are genuine artists and render classical niusic 'with the grace and. fini of masters. They have a varied collection of musical instru- ments on which they perform with remarkable ease. One of the numerous specialties conv sists of astounding feats of axe jug- gling by Varin and Turenne. It is im- possible to intelligently describe their many feats, tossing' about light and heavy double faced-~axes as though they were mere toys. The equal of this pair has never been witnessed on a local stage. The Bartelli family of acrobats have been here before, but they seem to have improved since their last ap- 'pearance. Their feats were new and thrilling and wonderful to behold. Their portion of the performance well worth seeing, though the mainder be excluded. There were many shdwn last evening, all meritorious. The songs and jokes are new' and crisp. and the performance goes ahead I Mrs. Gowdy, Moscow, held service in with a pleasing swing. Some beauti- | the church Sunday morning. Patrick sume, at low rates of in ful views are shown "in illustrated | Hickey, while employed loading feld- anh farm eorurty, , Tossa songs, being effectively interpreted by | spar 'on cars at the railway branch, 8. C. McG manager Bob Rice, who possesses a remarkably | met with a severe accident. He was Loan and Investment Society. sweet voice. The companv will ap- {cm a car as it was running down posite the Post Office. pear again to-night at Victoria thea- | grade," when he fell off in front of the tre. ! moving car on to the track. "The cat passed over him, breaking three of | i i ROUSE 191 BROCK STREET, 9 ROOMS. modern , iiediementa, Apply to C. POUR GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH with all moderna conveniences, at 19L versity Avenue. 168 3% STREET, FAST, LATELY 0COU- Captain Eaton. Rant $240. Ap- Ply, to "Kirkpatrick, Rogers & Nickle. "43 KING STREET, WEST, BEAUTIFULLY situated, facing the - Harbor. $240 ard taxes. Apply to a Rogers & Nickle. 0 FRONTENAC STREET, NEAR UNION @¢reet, 6 rooms, $7. Also other dwellings, stores and offices. J. R. McCann, 51 'Brock strect, next Wade's. Lightning's Deadly Work. The Napanee Beaver in reporting the lightning casualty at Enterprize on Tuesday last. says : Old Mrs. Shier, over eighty, and Myrtle were in the main part of the house. Lightning struck the chimney and demolished the end of the house. Myrtle, who .went to the window to wipe up some wat- ter that was coming in, was struck in the breast and rendered naconssious and badly burned about her Lips, and different parts of the body. Every stitch of clothing, even her «hoes and stockings, were torn off and scatier- ed about the room, and a ring strip- ped off her finger. {t was at first thought she was dead, hut later she was restored to consciousness. The organ, sideboard, and every picce of furniture in the room was wrecked. In the adjpining room, where the old lady lay, the bed was piled up with debris, but strange to say, iis oceu- pant was uninjured. Our informant states that he never saw such com: plete destruction of a house and ils contents. 0 POWER & SON, ARCHITECTS, MERCH- ants' Bank Building, corner Brook and Wellington streets. "Phone 212. ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OFFICE site of of New Drill Hall, near ocorner Montreal Streets. HENRY 'P. SMITH, ARCHITECT, Anchor Building, J 845. | Market Square, BTC, 'Phone WM. NIWLANDS, ARCHITECT. OFFICE, secondt over Mahood's Drug Btore, corner Princess and Bagot streets. = En: tramon on Bagot street. ; MOINEY AND BUSINESS. 18 re- a Sl, Ran Over By A Car. Glendower, Sept. 12.--A. Riley re- opened g&chool here a few weeks ago. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS other features Sows over Express Office, Market Souare. MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR' SMALL terest . LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE FIRB Insurance Company. Available assets, $61,187,215. n addition to which the olioy hoklers have for security the um- frmited liability of all the stockholders, gy and Citv Property insured at lowest possible rates. "Before renewing old or giving' new business get rates from STRANGE & STRANGE. Agents. Theatrical Notes. Sidney Joes ,--the composer of I'he' Geisha," "San Toy' and other popu- lar musical comedians, has finished a new one. " In no branch of the theatrical busi- ness has so much Progress heen made as in the department of the scene painter and stage carpenter. They work in harmgny affd nothing now seems ny to them. "San Toy" will be at the Academy all next 'week. It sented by the Austin Daly Musical . Comedy company, the pioneer organi- zation in this class of entertainments in America Herbert Fortier, a Canadian actor, has this seasom joined Liebler & Com- pany's forces, and will support Kyrle Bellew's production in "A Gentlenian of France." Glamor of this ribs and otherwise inflicting seri- ous iniurys John Babeock, of this place, is building an elevator for Van- luven brothers, Moscow. Visitors : Mr, and Mrs. 1. C ronk, Wagarville, at i Sandford Leeman's; Daniel McGowan, Desert Lake, at Leeman's. UNDERTAKERS. : CORBETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, 281 Princess Street, Kingston, Successor {0 Ww. Drennan, To Issue A New Book. Presbyterian, interest is felt in the nouncement- of a new hook by Proi. Jordan, of Queen's Univessity, 'on 'Prophetic Ideas and Ideals," which will be issued shortly. The volume twill consist of a of short studies in Hebrew prophecy. It will present in popular. form the leading ideas of the great prophets, showing the part they played under God in the national development and in the preparation - for Christianity. Prof. footlichts has cost | Jordan combines --in an exceptional the choir loft of the church another manner wide knowledge of his subject sweet singer. When the "San Toy' with the faculty of popular presenta- company started on the road to begin ' tion, and his book is sure to be a its season's tour, with it went Ho- 'useful one. SHE PATIENTLY HER HUSBAND BORE DISCRACE WAS A DRUNKARD A Sad Letter from a lady whose % Lady who euros har husband of . : his Dining Habits writes of her Husband was Dissipated. steugglo.to save her home 4 PATHETIC LETTER Toronto Much an- . F. HARRISON CO., 233-235 Princess efficiemcy the best. ' Phones--Warerooms, T. F. Harrison, 51. ANYTHING TO SELL, MAM ? This is what the second-hand dealer says when he calls at your door, and you promptly say- ne, without a thought. = The Kingston Rag and Me- tal Co. only ask you to drop them a card to 380 Phincess street after you have sorted over all your old stuff and they will pay you highest cash [HER FATHER WAS A DRUNKARD A Plucky Young Lady takes on Herself to Cure her Father of tho Liquor Hatt, Montreal ! is pre UNDERTAKERS series the How She Cured Him with a Secret STORY OF HER SUCCESS. Remedy. -- "1 had for along time been thinking of t¥ylng the Tasteless Samaria Prescription jradbiaent on my husband for his drinking Labits, I was afraid he would discover that I was i ais the thought unnerved me. 1 hesitated for nearly a week, but one diy w he came bome very much intoxicated and hus v s silary nearly ail spent, I threw off al! fear «nd determined to muke af effort to save our homic from the Tia ] saw com hg.atall " years patiently borne the disgrace, hazards. 1 se; your. 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