vm © from Joe. THE DAILY WHIG. FRIUAY, x SEPTEMBER 19. VALUE OF TESTIMONY. Greater Than Assertion. There is none of us so hardened but that when we have been able to aid our fellow creatures by conferring a benefit or bring a little comfort into their lives we like to have apprecia- tion shown. This generally affords more pleasure than the performance of the act itself, and in this connection the following letter from a Paris, Tex- as, lady is of more than usual 'inter- est : 'Dear I'riends : I address vou as "such, for you have been such to me. I sufiered for three years off and on with piles. I was treated at the hos- pital, 'and the new and elegant hospi- tal, of Memphis; they only gave me temporary relief. 1 came' west, think- ing the change of air and water would benefit me; five months ago the bleed- ing piles came back on me, and bled so much that I thought I would die. 1 have had four of the finest doctors in this section of Texas; all they did was to finally nearly let me co to my grave; ail they wanted was a big sum of money from me and to operate on me. 1 'said no, no surgeon's knife would enter' me: if it was mv time to die God knew it, and when I diedl would die all together. I began hear- ing about your medicine, I had no faith in vow, but I sent and got a box of your Pyramid Pile Cure; in two days the blood flow had slacken- ed to one-half the amount, &nd in one week 1 felt so much better I wa alked four- blocks and did a little house- work. I was not bleeding then in three weeks I was well, God bless vou for putting such a wonderful medicine within the reach of suffering men and women. 1 shall never cease to recom- mend vour medicine or be without it ; also I used your. Pyramid: Pills. Sallie A. Hearndon." 'lestiniony like this should be more . convincing than all claims and assertions, . and should Jeave no doubt in the mind of the reader as to the merit of the remedy. Pyramid Pile Cure is cold by drug- gists for fiitv cents a package, or will be mailedl by the 'makers to any ad- dress upon receipt of price. Write Py- ramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich., for theic book on and cure of piles. ARPETS | Carpets, cause Every purchaser of whether for the smallest room or the largest hotel wants his mind satisfied on three points, namely, price--quality--style. It is because we convince our customers as to every one of these requirements that we confidently expect your patronage. R. McFaul Kingston Carpet Warehouse. REDR OOM SUITES--20 to offer at complete; with Did, Dresser and Stand, It by 21. Mirror in Dresser. 3 BED SUITES--White Rad, Dresser and Stand, Mirvor, 810.75. These we 'cleared from a factory that needea We biy cheap and vive you the our efforts, HALL worth $6, LINOLEUMS titul patterns 88.75, Enamel Iron 14 by 21. MORCVs benefit of RACKS from same factory, for $3.79. Imnrense stock, beau selected by Me. Taylor while in Scotland," just to frmd, These are of unusual value, ranging to 81,25 square yard. These St are the most durable line known to the trace. FLOOR OIL CLOTH=All up. Some pretty patterns. CARPETS --I'russels, in Blue, Perea," "Criwson shades. Tost TAPESTRIES--Some handsome Vel vet patterns; oven expressly for us, in th at Hoe and ove They look and 1 goous. Xe F. Harrison Co. Undertaking, etc. Telephone Nos. 90-91. sizes, Olive, All" the Rose, goods. Foo; like Sie. THE GENUINE CALEDONIA: SPRINGS WATER HAS THE WORD MAGI PROMINENT ON THE LABEL OF EVERY BOTTLE. DISCOURAGE THE PREVALENT FRADULENT SUBS STITUTION. HARDWARE} PAINTS OILS GLASS and CUTLERY Etc A. STRACHAN .& GO. FOR SALE. SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING ON KING Street, Wetweer. Wade's Drug store and gress Hotel. In excellent condition. md flour leased for a long term. Ap A. Oays, real esimle agent, THE tea, SEEK CONTROL OF THE PONIES FOR NEXT, SEASON. Several Citizens May Form Company--New Half-back for Queen's, -- The All-Canadian Rugby Team. Toronto 'Varsity rughy practice. The O.R.F.U. evening in Toronto to schedules. "King niain in lege team. Ponies play in Cananoque this af- ternoon. Derry will, play third base in plare of Burke. Rayside, formerly of Queen's and Ottawa Rough Riders, is practising rughy with Montreal Britannias. Brantford lacrosse team has dis- banded. and will, therciore, be unable to challenge for the Minto cup. Sullivan = pitched for Providence acninst Montreal yesterday, but lost his match. His ankle still troubles him. . Bruce, of ern league and one is second, has commenced executive meets this araw up the Clancy has decided to re- Ottawa and coach the Col Toronto, heads the East- pitchers with eighteen wins Gardiner, of the same with sixteen wins and 1 10=8, four losses. Bulialo won and Toronto lost yes- terday. Providing Buffalo wins her re maining three matches, Toronto win 'two out = of three to astern championship. The Australian cricketers will Fneland to-morrow. On the way home (hey will at Cape Town for two matches, nd will also play in Johan nesburg, 'retoria and Durban. It is expected | that Richards, who plaved hali-back with Ottawa college last vear, will be wt Queen's this ses ion. Elliott, Kearns and Richards would make a strong hali-back -line for Queen's. The . Pittsburg, Pa.. people their dragnet out, and it they would make a pretty of Canacian hockey players. gave theme their first ago. and others from here have since been nabbed. Now that the curtain has rung down upon lacrosse, enthusiasts are discuss ing the situation when it rings w again. Many of the old players have stated their intention of guitting the came, but gs they do this every deaf to the stereotyped de take the leave stop have looks as it haul. Kingston some good quota enrs vear ve become clarations. A possible line up of Ottawy College uehy team in ils first match : Full hack, O'Brien; hali-backs, Callag han. Boileau and Joe Gleeson: quar (or. Dooner; "serimmage, Cox. Har Boucher; wings, Hal Walters, Devlin, Corbett, McCredie, and Lafleur. S2.000 has been teed for the trip of the all Cana foothall team to Great. Britain. team will leave in the early part November. Early next week the lars calling upon the various clubs to "their selections - for ¥epresenta tives upon the team will be Morviarvity, .the Pony pitcher, Treasurer McDermott, drove out country. on Wednesday. hited an eagle, which ""Mory" chas od, on foot, for half a mile. A chip munk next ay I. and he followed this little animal another half "mile, while, the treasurer went asleep in the rie. When he time SC Morv™ will return with and seek, the rincton, Kennedy, Filintreault The sum of rua cirem Seu sent out. and into the They Henri oets more a oun, o Shamrock lacrosse will leave tor New Westminster, on Tues toptember 20rd, hy i Chicago team has receiv- invitations to play at Chicago, St Paul. Winnipeg. Victoria, and Van aryer, and. it is likely one or more of them will he accepted, es preinlly the invitation of the St Paul neople. while there is also a possibility of the champions playing in Chicago. - The team will be away at least four weeks The Ponies may be vear hv a small sail that six or cidid be 11+ enthusiasm, and with S000. capital. will. make a propos tion to take over the team. and either > the old Park Nine grounds on Johnston street. or the fair grounds. Either wonld do. hut the. former would perhaps be the they ao more central, ani within neral walking distance Nears y, two semi professional baseball teams were yun in Kingston, and it is felt that one surely be fullv man aeod- now. y team quite controlled next company. It is vitizens, of de stock eight seenre hotter, as enn SHES Baseball Scores Yesterday. National league--At Boston, X: Phil adelihia, 1. At Pittsburg, 1-15; St. is, 6 / Cincinnati, 2%; Chi- Wor Jersey eague--At Toronto, 1: Ar Wochestor. 0: At Montreal. 9: Providence, Jufialo, 12: Newark, I. American lcague--At Poston, 35; Paltimore, 2 At Philadelphia, 6: Washington, 2. 'At St. Louis, 6; De troit, 5. Chicago and Cleveland poston grounds, game wet Wolfe Island Races. The horse races at Wolie Thursday afternoon resulted 5 trot--Babelene (Dr. div (Metcalfe), 2, rtorkev--dr-Br-3 3 Island on thus Abbott), 2. REki Time 2 Janning race Lit! man), 1. I: Albera (1. Post time 59 second C. Millan, Horn fdoes Should Level The Street I'he roadbea at the steeets 1s in Mand (Wood dow), 2, 2 i and H. Davi were the Union danger orner of [nies promt to In et car se the work two of fing wi the hand smashed friends regret the o« renege J. H. and are spending a few days in the cy. Redmond son. - niusty Winnipeg. ER RUN NORMANDY WEDDING. n A Pretty Opera That Was Cleverly Presented. | An appreciative audience witnessed the produttion of that delightiul opera A Deans Wedding" at the Grand Opera House last evening. It is one of the most charming operatic pro- ductions ever presented here. The company, though a small one, is com- poced of clever actors.and actresses ' possessing sweet, well-trained voic s. The staging of the opera is artistic, and the grouping of the performers presented some delightful sceses "A Normandy Wedding" seemed to please the audience more than any comic opera 'seen here in a long time. The cause for much of the enthusiasm is easily exp dained. Tn the firse place, the plot is perfectly clear and intelli- gible to everyone from the outset. The Situations are funny, the dialogue and lyrics unusually bright ard The music well written and of that catchy order that always jumps into imme: diate popularity. The production and company presenting the opera is of the best. Pretty little Grace Cameron has, with her chic ways, her marvel lous voice and her charmingly agave sive self-assertivenssses made the hit as the "Goose Girk" She was ably supported by Harry Brown and Wil- liam Herbert, the last named having a rare tenor voice. The duet in the last act by Miss Cesssy and Mr. Her bert was a gem. The "good night" «lo by Miss Cameron and chorus by the company at the close of the first act .was entrancingly sweet, and half a dozen encores were demanded. "San Toy' Coming. "San Toy" will be the attraction at the Grand on Tues ow next. The To ronto Daily Star 1 "Toronto dearly {oves a rad mus rent play, as was evidenced at the Princess theatre last nicht when the Augustin Daly Opera company pre smted 'San Toy,' hy Sidney Jones, which made such a Lig. hit = last The piece met with a most pronounced success, and is bound to have packed houses for the balance of the engagement. Miss Nellie Lvnch has. the soubrette role played formerly by 3 Paula Ld and with her vivacity ana makes a lot of the part compient "beauti season, wards, cleverness The other roles a hands, and the fully. piece Jolly "Weary -Willie"' Coming. "Weary Willie" the stage presents drama, at the after more sane au The happy-go-lucky will have 4 new exponent on when Manager D. Newell the strikingly original comedy "A Jolly American Pramp." Grand opera house, Saturday noon and evening. This piece is strikingly intense than the thor's other plays. In "A Jolly Am erican ramp ke holds the attention of hit audience by the quality of his vit. the deep touches of pathos that he has interwoven in its ting plot, and the convincing comedy with hich it is int conrse the vespised (ramn to be a and the greed for interes Ee lL. Of 1 ont supposed millionaire, cold leads him to simply does what all bic trusts are doing hero, whose commit a felony, his ilk in the every day. PERSONAL MENTION. Movements Of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. Misses Whitney, Norwalk, -Ohio, -afe pending a while in Kingston. Miss Emma Bovd, Bayonue, visiting Mrs, McCammon, street. Mr.. and Watertown, in the city. Miss Porter, Por témputh, left Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Georee Findlay, we guest OF her brother street west. Brennan, Johnston loft to-day. to spend gu few weeks nds at Harwood, Rice Lake. Len. of MelFaul's carpet ware- house, home with ill iniproving: "in N.J: is Montreal ¥ B.. Tremain, friends Mrs. John N.Y. 'are visiting friends - at morning for visiting this Montreal, is } John Rey- ner, Union i Miss M. Street, with Cook. confined to his ness for some time, is health. Matthew Bateson, yrictor of the Russell house, James A. Gilt, 21 Academy Watertown, N.Y. Richard "bea Kennedy and wile, Col Springs, Col, spend ves erday in the city, and loft on this morning's Rk. & 0. boat for Montreal. the popular pro is visiting street, orado MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Notes Regarding the Movements o! Vessels. Craig's wharf: Steamers Cuba and Alexander up. The Muskoka. rion, has MP mount and consorts William. The schooner Flora (swego, I= unloading penitentiary mw he art hardsons' consort of the winter steam- gone into quar Rose Fort company elevator + 88. cleared for Carveth, from soit coal at the Schooner Charlotte; from bay upper elevator : New Domi cleared for schooners ho and Aviadne ports: steamer Orion cleared for lake ports. Swift's what ! down and up; toni Rideau schooner Fal with coal. The steamer Tarret Court, t five bir freight ves Liverpool to an the We i aml canal while amer ran hide ion Toronto Hamil Ottawa; Charlotte Steamers Spartan from King . from 'oner iron one of theiy Arthur, street pass els on ort town from { thicen herween open and was com un to Blame. persed. Ho Hevnor, f Binh Alberta: W. Shaw, al and H. A. Jones, Toronto, arp ronto in vy { i] : ' and without the r=-of {he nd ten who were Africa when the la d ho and who J on Lake Eri day." Trooper--Shaw of the Canadian Ne i to be unpaid and blame Maj. Ca Sth Kingston Field who them in charge, for their present gon dition, Holds an Officer ther Battery, had DAY'S EPISODES PARAGRAPHS PICKED UP BY OUR BUSY REPORTERS. The Spice of Every Day Life -- What the People Are Talking About--Nothing Escapes At- tention. : i 4oqquy Football is in the air. Pure vinegars at Redden's. Rinest_Talcum powder, 10c. Taylor's, Should be always on 'hand--four fin- S. The best 'way to deal with trusts is not to have any. ~ : "Twill soon be time for to go-into cold storage. A man feels soft when he asks the price of hard coal these days Why don't the coal miners owners patch up a coalition? The way of the transgressor is fire quently payed with gold bricks. The summer girl 1s on the wane vather than on the front verandah. We lake the utmost care with your prescriptipns. Taylor, Princess street, Fashion note--Aiter the autumn millinery openings pocket-books will be worn flatter, No. I, known as the banner com pany of the Lith P.W.O. Rifles, organ- ized last evening. ; Monkey Brand Soap makes copper like gold, tin like silver, crockery like marble, and windows like crystal. 4 Chief of Newton, of Belle- ville, hunting in the north country, <hot a big black bear. Planteur, the great food for plants, large packages 10c. free. McLeod' s drug store. The Brockville fair is an unqualified Over 11,000 persons paia ad mission on the opening--day. their meeting on Wednesday the local branch: of the C. initiated two candidates. Men's fine black worsted suits. Sa turday prices, 8G, S50, ~ 0.50. Grand Union, Princess street, A hundred years men married vounger than they do now--but wo men didn't object to doing their own housework then. The dry. sweet just arrived from is the best we and try. it, Cons N.Y. can coal* at a there at SG. Hee our display of ( Me. a bar... Taylor, street, \ good the ice man and the Police house Samples SUCCESS, 122 avo which has Crosse & Blackwell, have seen. Come in Redden & Co. coal 'in Watertown, secure half ton of retailing ainger Jas. umers of only time. one Coal 1s 'astile 124 soap at Princess the home, for grandma and sister gud what the Whig newspaper for brother, for erandpa wd tather and mother the little ones, teo, is amis to he. and children's icht prices: 814 50. . S81: 1, G. nd Union. uvacht Wanda. last night, lavee number of young peo ] Wolie Island, held in the C. M. ant Boys' Pnlop & carried a ple from the where a dance was B. A. hall. "The Orangemen of the city are dis- ussing the question of giving a big concert in the city hall this winter. I'he one conducted by them two years aco was g great Success, (ir fall Lmportation of Blackwell's arrived Pickles, city to Crosse & this marmalades, tablets,- ete., ete. Coons week SHRCesT JRINS, sou) 5 lets, Jelly Jas Redden £ 5 bald Strach are store ws street, is hearing two fine large grown in the yard, attéchea K. Routlev's residence on Syd strce fhe was plucked it Yas rifie-and before the boys got it. Cream of and Almonds will male the smooth, soft and white and preserve--it----from the action -- ol drying winds, cold and bright = sun shire. McLeod's drug store; 3c. per bottle. \ IH 'was {ound the pupils of Grace on to the cold the _ rooms, there hand. The -Board of sore straits. A plan i close the schools sumer to make up lost time, Be sure to consult Dr, Mecklenburg, the well sioht speciali about vom Bring the children and let t vou about their precious little eves, at McLeod's dg tore, Kingston, week of 22nd to Sth September Huffman's drag store; Na- 20th to 30th. wt clearing sale for the is week. We are going to a new and as we wish to as much of our stock as possible, we 2 bi ave marked our papers down to a very low ficure and our ofieriv x fifteen foot cent. iscoitnt for cash on all papers. This great clearing sale will start tomorrow and will continue throughout this week at W. N. Lem- mon's, 78 William street, successor to Savage Bros. : mham 208 Rosd skin | vos necossary to dismiss school, Syracuse, and dampness in being no coal on Mueation iy in being discuss eld to and to ran next known eye eyes: him lvise remain store, Iroquois Hotel Sold. Iroquois hotel has been pur chased by the Dominion Brewing com pany. Toronto, John Gilpin, late of the Briti<h-American, has been ap pointed manager Sold Three Houses: J. 8: I McCann # has sola three fio ses on \ ctrect. corner Wil hy Williaun levine, to Dr) Mundell, Just the thing for- Children. Angier's Petroleum Emulsion is remarkably, effective with delicate children. They like it and take it readily when they cannot be in- duced to take Cod-liver Oil. TItis an excellent tonic and just what tie little ones need. It makes t eat better, sleep better, and gain in weight, strength and color. «Give it to the children if they have a cough or cold ; if they are pale and thin; if they are scroffflous or rikety ; if their food does not digest or their bowels are out of order. It is pleasayt to take. - All druggists sell it. o , ANGIER CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON, MASS KINGSTON MEN VICTORS. Watertown"s Heavyweight Base- ball Team Vanquished. Watertown Times. The 'phat boys," of Kingston; got back at the burly babies of the local team at the fair ground for the recent defeat of the Canadians on their own grounds by the Watertown baseball nine. Now the score is even. There is talk of a third. game to decide the que sti on of supremacy The Kingston gathering, a ompanied by their pre- sident, Punnigan, and secre- tary, A. Elmer, arrived yesterday. The steamer set{led alarmihely low in the water when they boarded it and it was necessary io throw out the bal last to lighten . her. Care was taken to. arrange the members of the team, co as not to disturb the equilibrium of the boat, though even then she at times listed to. leeward. Later on, the cars out of deference to the trucks were loaded with judicious distribu tion of weight and the train reached here without accident, "the pilgrims Living with joy by the local brethren. The Garlard City band had been se- eured. After dinner a parade was formed, headed by the band and Dell Sloe 's and serions donkey, attached to its cart and driven hy two of the" Woftv potentates of the The procession circled the and marched _.to the hall ground, the band blazing inspiring airs that brought 'a fair-sized crowd of spectators in the wake of the par- ade. < : Kingston received grave oNMme. square, made six' runs in the fourth inning, at which the trembled and it was all off with Watertown. Besides, Kingston had a rotund pitcher who not only had an effective twirl, but when he came to bat and grew tired of running bases he could rollfaround them as readily. This discouraged the [locals and econ- tributed 'to their undoing. A. Tyo, the richt fielder and manager of 'the victorious team, says the bunches must meet again, before it too cold, in order to settle the question of superiorit gets ABUSE OF CHARITY. Money Subscribed for Food Used Otherwise. "The have wavs," is a gospel truth as plain and convineing to-day as it was when written and spoken nearly two thous and years ago. What to do with the how best to relieve their want without encou ing idleness and the misuse of money, has become a diffi- cult question to those who have en deavored to assist the destitute and needy. It "is worse than useless, in most eases, to make contributions of for it will be squandered on things instead of on bread, ote. A ease illustrating this point oc curred in Kiheston only a few days v. A family living in the northern section of the city were in very des titute circumstances; the little mouths were many, and there was but little to feed them. Kind ladies raised a seription.of 810, secured a supply -of food and clothing and presented it to the needy parents, who expressed hearty thanks, A few days later one of the ladies began to wonder if the old suits 'would fit the boys," and, if wot, would the mother be able to al ter them. With this end in. view she vivited the home. "0h, yes," the suits fitted beautifully," said the mother. "J.pever saw anything niegr. Why the children all looked so nice mn their thes: that I spent the . S10 to photographs taken." This, an +. shows the cause of people's poverty ignorance of and use of money. poor ve with ve al poor, ut 2, useless sub- actual ocenrre ome the value SIXTY-ONE YEARS. * Death of a Former Governor of Upper Canada. On Septs "19th, 18U--=sixty- to-day--oceurred the death of svdenham, one of the greatest governors that Canada ever {th of the month, while home from an excur- and ascending a one vears ago Lord Sy and best shad. On the hé was returning sion on horseback, hill at a canter, his horse stumbled overs a- stone~and: fell. hora Syden- ham's richt leg was caught beneath the animal, and the principal boug of the loo was fractured obliquely and a knee, close fearful wound created above the Hee was carried to his residence at hand. He resided in what is now known as "Alwington House," until lately: the home of the late Rev. J. A. Allen and the birthplace of that , ver- satite novelist and-=scientist, .. Grant Allen. Lord Sydenham suffered great pain for fifteen awd at seven oiclock on Sunday. Sept. 19th, he breathed his last. He was but forty- two years of --age when he died,--an which the - public t ealesmen is only commencine i few is more than hali accomplish i dittmore, perhaps. than anv other governor-general to make Can- ada a free contented and happy na- tion. He séttled the Clerov Reséryes problem, united Upper and Lower Ca- nada. established registry offices and allaved irritation and discontent. He made the name of Svdenham a that every Canadian should honor. days, career of " ------ Regiment Resumes Drill. The members of the 14th Regiment haves begun their gutumn 1 - pre ratory tothe gmat = Companis a and "FF" evening at" the splendid tion ) last there was a men The drill has ince the spring pa the system .of Conipe xe ran parade were on onries, and i War competition «Bibby's." New arriv coa bars 0 ell b 'astile soap. 'Tayvier, 121 Prince : street. . > See our . 20c. catth' name SENSE OF DUTY ALONE WILL GUIDE REV. DR. BARCLAY If He Decides to Accept Offer of Trustees -- Want Him to Re- main in Montreal--Will Con- sider the Matter for Sonre Days. Montreal Herald. "lf 1 accept the offer of Queen's University, prine Tpal, 1 will be guided solely by a sense of my duty. More 1 cannot say. *1 have only received by telegraph the offer of the trustees. To-night or to-morrow a ddegation will be here to lay the offer before me. My first in- timation must be to them. "It is a matter that requires the most serious reflection. 1 have not vet had time to think it ont fully. 1 know the dire need of Queen's univer sitv. But 1 have, as you know, been for nineteen years the pastor of St. Paul's, and © the very thought of so ering the association gained during all that time is painful." i And this was as much as the Rev. Dr. Barclay would say concerning his sclection by the trustees of Queen's university to fill the post of principal so long held hv the late Dr. Grant. He spoke with the deep feeling of a strong man torn between the two orcat emotions of love and duty--love for his present life and work and his duty to Queen's University. He rea- lizes that now more than ever Queen's needs a .strone hand at the Tick, And he realizes keenly all that his ab sence from the pulpit of St. Paul's would mean to the church, the con- gregation and himself. It is plain that the hew field of en degvor opened before him has impel ling attractions, Whether these will be strong cnough to conquer the love he bears the work that he has so well performed for nearly two decades isa question which every member of his congregation is discussing to-day with anxious interest. A number of the trustees: and prom- nent members of St. Paul's congre- sation. who were seen this morning, kitew nothing of the matter further than that the offer had been made. One and alll, they expressed the sin- cerest hope that Dr. Barclay would not relinquish, the pastorate of St. Paul's. His resignation, should it "he cubmitted, would be a staggering blow. The place which he has won for himself during nineteen years of un- wavering devotion to St. Paul's, they feel can never be filled by another. It is feared by more than one that his departure would lead to a disintegra- tion: of. a congregation which owes its strength and loyalty largely to per affection with. which he is re There is not the slichtest doubt that every eliort will he brought tH bear upon Dr. Barclay io prevail upon him to remain. No de finite action has vet heen taken ly hy the congregation, nor will he until Dr. has made his decis ion. He that he would sider the long and seriously before any decision. u of the trustees and become sonal carded, Barclay stated matter arriving at con In discussing the appointment with a Montreal Star reporter, the reverend oentleman said he was deeply sensible of the honor the trustées of Queen's had conferred upon him, but" that it would be davs before he could' finitely decide whether he would ac- cept the position or not. He was now aw: go the arrival of the depu- tation, wh h he expected would reach the city this evening. With the mem thmeof he would discuss the conditionsbunder which the appoint ment had been made. Then he would for a short. time in which . to consider the acceptance of the + offer. Under no dreumdtances would he he able~to give the deputation a definite answer af onceg There were several thines that would prevent him co-doing. When once he had made up his mind. however, he would immedia tely notify the trustees of his, decision as he felt that it was his duty to deal directly with tNem. His decision could then be transmitted to the pub Lie by the university authorities. Dr. Barclay atlled that" the position ten deved him was by no means an casy berth, but that it would entail upon the person who filled it a very consid erable degree of hard and work? some hers exacting Property Will Be His. Quartermaster. Sergt. Hewgill, of ir battery, R.C.F.A., will likely journey to Freeland nest summer: to look after property left him there hy the death of a relative. Large ¢s tates there, as well as considerable money, left to be divided among eight children, of whom Q. M. S. Hew will is the eldest. According to Eng lich law all the family plate, pie tures heirlooms, ete. dest and will in this casey ac- cordingly fall' to the lot of the King are son, ston at least $10,000. --l---- An Unenviable Condition. To eat a hearty meal without injuri- ous after effects is a pleasure that sel- dom comes to a dyspeptie. He cannot enjoy his dishes and is feariul to 'eat what he best relishes. Iron Tonic Pills will "positively cure dyspepsia, indigestion and - headac 'he, Lac h- box ains sbventeen days' treatment, Price 23 cents, at Wade's drug <hr 1» Oak Hall. *Bibby's.'! Ii vou have trouble trous trv a pair of ours at, S33, 1.56= The 1H. D. Bibby Co. emmcear------ Wilson dead, Cor «'Bibby's. with vour Wolseley vinty two Belle Clokey aged erly lived in John from- descend to the n . Hig share will am ount to store, . 83.00, : Thoroughness. Prof. W. Hodgson Ellis, Official Analyst to the Dominion Govern- ment, states that "Sthlight Soap has "a thorough cleansing power, with-' "out danger to the clothing or skin." Women who want washing done tho hly cannot use better ni an a Bar. soaps, the to thé clothing, Eo ¢ to the skin ; hence 5 : Sunlight Soap reduces' ex nse. Sunliaht Soap--Octagon r-- next wash day, and you will sev that Prof. Ellis", is right. He should know. $3 218 +. Nothing Can ee he quality of our BRAND CASTILE AT 20 GENTS A BAR. 1. B. TAYLOR, Chemist and Opticiad, 124 Princess St. 'Phoae 59. grey» o HAVE YOU. Seen Our Store Since it has been refitted ? Webb's Chocolates, Fine Statiomery, Toi- let Articles, etc., Patent Medi- cines, Prescriptions our Specialty. E. L. EBBELS, Chemist aad Druggist, MARKET SQUARE DRUG STORE, King and Market Sts. - Kingston SP 00090000000 $ Swift's cranton Coal A : ¢ High Class Fuel. ALL SIZES. JAMES SWIFT & 80. "Phone 135. 9090006000000 PPPPIIVOOVPIPOIIIEO$ * = - . ~ . Our Coal i= as Clean as Though It Were Wash- ed and Brushed. FACH LUMP STANDS BY FIgele GOON solid coal--#0 much solid fire. ooal reaches the surface of the earth A the mines, impuritics are Jickud out by hand. [hereafter it is screened several times before it reaches you, and dirt, slate, eto. Il» have no chance, i the dealers are carpful. Wa are very Foot of Queen St.--'Phone 9. NOTICE Is hereby given the public that I purpose making it warm for all persons using my coal next wip ter. Your order is solicited. P. WALSH 55-57 Barrack St. A Cosy Hair Falls Ayer"s Hair Vigor is the most economical preparation of its kind on the market. It doesn't take much of it to stop falling of the hair, to make the.hair grow, or to restore color to gray hair. fo Alldraggists. JG. AVERCO., Lowell, Mass. Bright Fire / The obesry Coal will Is an attraction for every one. zlow and in'ouse heat eof our make jteelf felt with pleasure during . the cold weather. It's just the kind to oooh with, too. Let us fill vour in with BOOTH'S COAL. 'Phone 133. Foot F West Street. BOARD. - LARGE FRONT ROOM, ALSO TWO SINGLE roomr, with modern oonveniences, tral, mot far from City and Macd parks. Suitable for a iparty of from shires 0 bye, ie De baad