TRAVELLING, Kingston & Pembroke & Canadian Pacific Railways. ere nl iti Annual Western Excursions, Sept. 25th, 261th, 27th, At the Following Fares From Xlagston, Ont. Detroit, Mich.. $ Cleviland, Uhio. . Sera - Saginaw, Mick Bay [Citv, Mich. Grand Rapids, Columbus, Ohio... Chicago, Ill... Cincinnati, Uhio. St. Paul, Minn, Minneapolis, Minn All tick:ts good to return until Det, 13th. Kull particulars at K. P. and C. P. R Ticket Oflice, Ontario St. F. CONWAY, F. Agt. Gen. Pass. THE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY » NEW SHORT LINE FOR Tweed, Napance, and all local in Tr Joa : Ci bY 11 D 4 points. ain jeaves City Hall Depot at p.m. R.'J. WILHON, C.P.R. Telegraph Of- Sos, Claren z 08 street. TAILWA HRT SS Annual Western Excursions Sept. 25th, 26th, 27th. At the Following Fares From Kingston, Ont. Detroit, Mich . Port Huron, Cleveland, = Saginaw, ich.. Bay City, Mich Mich. Bich A. FOLGER, JR, Gen. Supt. Grand Rapids, Columbus, Ohio Chicago, Cincinnati, Ohio St. Paul, Minn Minneapolis, Minn...... All tickets good to return until Oct Passengers holding excursion Hl secure sleeping car accommodation at the us- unl rates. For further information epplv to J. P. HANLEY, Agent, City Passenger Depot. Lake Ontario & Bay of Quinte Steamboat Co., Limited. Sp-- STEAMER - NORTH KING-- ROCHESTER ROUTE Steamer leaves Sundays at 5 p.m., for Rochester, N.Y., culling at Bay oi Quinte ports, 1000 ISLANDS RAMBLE Steamer leaves Sundays at 10:17 a.m., for tour of 1,000 Islands, calling at Alexandria Buy, Rockport and Gananoque. BAY OF QUINTE ROUTE STEAMER ALETHA Commencing Sept. 2nd, leaves week days at 3 p.m., for Picton and intermediate Bay of Quinte ports. On Tucsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays steamer calls at Deseronto and Belleville. For full information apply to J. P. HANLEY a J. P. GILBERSLEEVE,§ Ticket Agents. Freight Agents. LR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS, LIVERPOOL SERVICE orseman oY orjeman Colonian . *Irishman Californian Nosy anan Steamers marked ® do not carry passengers, RATES OF . PASSACE--S8aloon. $65 and upwards, single according "to steamer and service, Seeond' Saloon, $37.50 and up- wards, single, according to steamer ard ser- vioe. Third clase, $26. FROM MONTREAL. Sept, 27th 5» Oct. 11th Hot Nav. *Manxman...... .. Ottoman , FROM "soso. : New England Sept. 24th Commonwealth Oct. Sth NEW SERVICE "c= i, 27th; Vancouver. Oct 18¢h, Electrio' light, Spacious Cambroman, Spt. Midship, Saloon, promenade decks. J. P. Hanley, J. P. Gildersleeve, Art. G.T R. Station, 42 Clarence st. D. TORRANCE &- Co., Gen. Agta. Montreal and Portland. Allan Line "Toms Royal Mail Steamers. From Montreal. -. Brom Quebec. Se pt. 7 p.m p.m. p.m. p.m. .Llascow Bs London, New York to Olasgow, 'a Loadowuderry. Laurentian Sept. 24th Mongolian . Oct. "Ist Montreal to Gin gow Direct, i cal 0 Glasgow 12th. at cabin - $35 di- daylight. Third $23. P. Hanley, Agent, City Pamonger De pot, Johnston and Ontario streets, J. P. Gitdaralaeve Clarence stress MONEY AND BUSINESS. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN sums from : one thousand to ten thous. and dollars. For particulars apply a GODWIN'S INSURANCE EMPORIUM, over, Express Oflice, Market Souare. MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE UR" SMALL sums, at low rates of interest on city amd" farm "property. Loans granted on city and countv debentures. Apply to 8 C McGILL, manager of Frontenae Loan and Investment Society. Office op Posite the Post Office. POOL, Ins Hat ce LONDON AND Company. 215. n GLOBE Available 1. addition to which the Jlders have for security the un ability of all- the stockholders itv Property insured at lowest possible rates. Before renewing old or ving new business get Fase from STRANGE & STRANGE. Aven ANYTHING TO SELL, MAM 7 This is what" the second 5% and dealer savs when he calls at your door, and vou promptly say no, without a thought, The Kingston Rag and Me tal Co. only ask you to drop them a card to 389 Princess street after vou have sorted over all vou 1 stuff and they will pay you TH cash prices. ) TO COIN COLLECTORS. CABINET OF U.S. SILVER COINS FOR | sale, Address at Whig Office. FIRE assets, PURE, FRAGRANT, © CLEANSING. ALBERT TOILET SOAP CO., Mrrs. MONTREAL. 1-2 You can't appreciate how thoroughly good baking can be until you have tried. . . EMPIRE SODA Best for Baking. The test of it is'in the using of it. It's purity is undoubted, it's strength unvarying. Ask your grocer for Em- pire Soda, and, if you value your health, insist on gett- ing it, Price 8c. per packet. FOR SALE. SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING ON KING Street, between, Wade's Drug store auc Congress Hotel. In excellent condition Sec: Sond floor poe for a long term. Ap ly . Cays, real eciate agent ™ E BOARD. LARGE FRONT BOON, ALSQ TWO SINGLE rooms, with ern conveniences, cen: tral, not far City and Macdonald parks. Suitable for a party of from three tn Ava. 10K Farl street COAL ROAD TO BE SOLD. Several Big. Roads Are Looking After It. Columbus, 0., Sept. 21. date set for the foreclosure sale Columbus, Sandusky & road, which has been in the hands 614 a réeeiver for about four vears. -- Fhe Norfolk & rs has had an eve on it, and if secured by this line it means, «of course, that it will be op erated by the Pennsylvania. The Hock me. Vajley also is supposed to be in the field as a bidder, and it is known that the charter of 1599 provides for the setting aside of a certain-amount of bonds for the purchase. Ii the Nor- folk & Western bids it in it-will give them an almost straight line from the the Atlantic. seaboard. The Hocking desires it for the reakon that it would zive them another lake port, and to a certain extent, a mon- opolyv of the coal business to the oreat lakes. the of the Hocking rail- --This "is creat lakes to Weds German Count. New York, Sept. 21.- wo thy international aw umn season was that of Miss cl Louise Wyman, dauchter of and Mrs. John Eugene Wyman, Count' Hugo Lerchenteld-Koefering, Germaby, which took' place city to-day. The ceremony: was formed at high noon in Lady St. Patrick's Cathedral, Farley officiating. The young woman of great vetted accomplishments count while stuldving I'he couple will Germany. "The first note the Eth- Mr. and of in this per- Chapel, Archbishop bride wedding of = a beauty and and nit the wie in Berlin, make their future home in 5 Gen. Booth Coming. | New York, 2M. --At the Ameri: can headguarters of the Salvation Ar- mv in Fourteenth street creat nrepar- ations are bein anticipation of the coming Jooth, who Jooth, is exp dav Sept. nade in General within a visit number will arrive s the America in a view of ag last. The al 1 Gen. Lawley and chol, editor-in-e f lon, Eng... War: Crv. as far west as and Winnip first Gen. re it ener wil oner , The par St.. Paul, we Lone tv will go Minneapolis The Fall Fairs. Sept. 23-28. Binchinirooke, Parham, Sept. Puita, Sept. 23-24. Mgtrickville, . County, Sent 24-25. Renfrew, Sep ot. 25- 26 Lombardy, Spencerville, Prescott, 23-24, |OUR N NEIGHBORS; WHAT WHIG Col CORRESPOND- ENTS TELL US. The Tidings From Various Points In Eastern Omtario -- What People Are Doing And What They Are.Saying. Salem Sayings. Salem, Sept. 23.--A number of our young people attended the apple cut at LE. Myers' last Wednesday evening. Miss_Alma<Iryon is spending a week with lfriend® in Smith's Falls. W. K. Knapp visited his brother at Phillips- viife last week. P. .B. Ewing con- templating a trip to Ogdenshurg, to visit old friends. Visitors : D. Laidlaw, at W. Croskery's; L. Bateman, at E. Moye Alexander Blair and E. FE. Saunders, ¢ Mrs. Ewing's; W. R. Knapp, at Bate- man's, 1s A Fine Festival. Sept. 23.--The har- vest home dinner on Wednesday was largely attended, the proceeds am- ounting to over $60. The musical pro- gramme during the afternoon was highly appreciated. Bert Mills has re- turned after spending the last few months in Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Clyde Dickson, Kingston, spent last week visiting her sister, Miss M. E.* Dick- B.A. Miss Etta Kennedy has: re- turned to her home on account of ill- ness, Her sister, Miss Jessie Kennedy, has taken her place. Mrs. Sandy Fras- er vistred her daughter, Miss Nannie Fraser, at Swvdenham recently. Misses Millie and Eliza Cox have gone to Belleville. Mrs. Haig. Havelock, is visiting at her father's, G. Flyan. Mountain Grove, SO, Myers' Cave Matters, Myers' Cave, Sept. 20.--Harvest over and threshing is now in progress, The harvest home (dinner, held in Pipe's Grovd on Wednesday, Septen ber 17th, a decided suceess. Our teacher, .J. has left for her home in Kir for a few. davs. Quite a number from here attended the by Miss Louisa McAusland, Harlowe, on Wednesday night. John Critchley and daughter, Nellie, spent last week in Toronto visiting friends. A bay hoy "has come to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs, E. Delvea. Miss Edna Mitchell spent last week the o Miss Hollie Kearns, Cloyne. Mrs. J. Baker, Strathcona, with parents, Mr. andi Mrs, J. Delvea: Will Marshall, Forest Mills, the guest of Mr. Delyea: Miss. Hannah Critchley Sunday at Miss Maggie Mitchell's is was Gray, r= Oil party Repaired The Bridge. Falls, Sept. 23.--.1. Poole some repairs to the bridoe last Mrs. R. (i. Armstrong, Kinwes- after 'spending a few days with her niece, Mrs. J. H. Morris, loft last week for Carleton Place to visit re- latives there and at Jasper, before re- turning home. We are pleased to learn that Charles Hollinger, ill' for the past' two weeks, is steadily im- proving. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dan- nison and 'family, Elgin, spent a couple of days this week with friends in the village. Miss Lizzie McCann, Perth, spending this week with friends here: Visitors : Mr. and Mrs. John Griflith, Perth; Mr. and Mrs. M. Doyle, Carleton Place, at® Jacob Morris'; Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Willis, ightside, and 'Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MéKim. Innisville, at J. H. Morris'. Ferguson's made week, ton, A Cyclone Attachment. Hartington, Sept. 22.--Mr. De Wolf has bought a lot- adjoining his cheese factory from B. Campsall, and expects to build a house in the near future, A pumber will attend the fair at Par: ham to-morrow. Milton Perley pied the pulpit here Sunday. Minnie Campsall, Mabel Dowker Minnie Taylor have returned' theirvisit west. John Moore mily spent Sunday with Remarkable Recovery From Nervous Collapse. oceu- Misses and from and fa- friends in A Methodist Minister Tells How He Was Rescued From a Helpless Condition by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. That Dr. Chase's Nerve Food pos- sesso unusual control over the nerves and rekindles nervous energy, when all other means fail is well illustrated in the case desc) fied oto, Mr. Brown was forced t&95& up his min isterial work, 'and: so far 'exhausted that for a : time he was positively helpless. Doctors were consulted -- and many remedies were resorted to, in vain. Every efiort to build up the system seemed in vain, and it is little wonder that the sufierer was losing hope 'of recovery when he began _to use Dr. Chase's' Nerve Food. Rev. T. Brown, Methodist minister, of Omemee, and late of Bethany, Ont., writes: A viar ago last November I was overtaken with nervous exhaus- tion. For six 'months 1 did no work, and during that time 1 had to he waited on, not Leing able to help my- seli. © Nervous collapse was vomplete, and though I was. in the physician's hands' for months, I did not to improve. At any- little exertion my strength would leave me, and 1 would tremble with ne "From the first 1 used a nerve remedies, but they we have no effect in my case i most lost hope recovery, heard of 'Dr. Chase's Nerve | to use it \ strongel and have ¢ force, and vig seeni FV OUST nany ed to had al when 1 and' of orl. incre in until I in. my normal condition consider Dr. Chase's Nerve best niedicine ased or, now nerve pm 'about again. 1 Food the Not only has it restorative powers In my own but also in several others Viliats wi have recommended it." | 1 1 proven Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 30c. a hox or six boxes for $2.50. At all de aler or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto. ' ands, and at 5 p.m. '.Y., calling at Bay of Quinte ports. i v. Mr. and Mrs: Johr. Clow. of Svdenham, spent to-dav with friends here. A. 0. Abrams has purchaséd* a new threshing machine with a cvclone blower attached. Threshing'is nearly finished inthis vicinity. Mrs, J. M. Freeman home after an .absencé of two vears spent.in New York and Chicago. Sydenham Skits. Sydenham, Sept. 23.--On Sunday evening, after a lingering illness, death clafthed another old and highly respected resident in the person of Mrs. Dunlop. Her husband, Dr. Dun- lop, who for some time has not had good health, has the sympathy of the entire community. The lake has some- what of a lonesome appearance as the summer visitors are gradually' leav- ing. Albert Blakeley has moved wp- on the hill to Mr. Smith's cottage for the winter. Mr. Blakeley has <old his house and lot on Bridge street. .J hn Clow and daughter have arrived home after a line trip through Southern Manitoba; they, also spent saveral days at Toronto and Niagar 3 On Monday morning Bert Silly left for the west; his many friends wish him success. On Sunday next the Sabh- bath school will hold a grand rally in the school room at 2:30 p.m. Black River Brides Briefs, Black River Bridge picking has commenced. high winds have been very injurious to the apple crop. Both evaporators Le- oan operations on Wednesday. They paving twenty- five cents per hun- dred for good peclers. Capt: J. G. Jarvis and Sergt. Fred Jarvis start for the Niagara camp to-morrow. Miss Lena Empey, Picton High School, spent Sunday with her parents here. B. Wilson Hubbs, Picton, visiting his brothers here this week. Edward Grimmon is erecting a new piggery. He is putting in cement floors and in- tends having the sleeping apartment up" stairs. William ™ York is also put ting cement floors under his barn. James Leamy, New York, and = Mrs, Leamy (formerly Miss Helen Shannon) Rochester, N.Y., daughter of "John Shannon, of this place, are spending their honeymoon with the latter's pa- rents. Mrs, William Grooms and Mrs. Richard Grooms, Picton, spent last week with their sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Hughes. ---- --------t-- Caution ! This 1s not a gentle word--but when you think how liable you are not to purchase for 73. the only remedy uni- 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 light colds perhaps, but for severe coughs, bronchitis, croup-- and es- pecially for cons sumption, where there is difficult expectoration and coug ing during the nights and morni there is nothing like German Swi Sold by all druggists in the civ world. G. G. Green, Woodbury, N.J. World's Student Congress. Budapest, Sept. 24.-- can. universities have at the international congress of stu- dents, which opened in Budapest to- day. The congress an association formed with the object of establishine, eventually, an. international curricul- um of studies which will be followed by firft-class institutions of learning the world over. The present congress is the first ene held since that in Par- in 1900. The are to con- tinue a full week, during which time there will be reatlings, lectures and discussions during the day and a tertainments at niglff. are is everal Ameri- representatives 18 is, sessions Daughters Of Rebekkah, Paducah, Ky. Sept. 24.--Onfe of the best attended meetings in the history of the state assenifilv of the Dauch- ters of Rebekkah is that which open- ed in this city to-day. More than one hundred. delegates and visitors, re- presenting the various local branches of © the order throughout the state, thronged Masonic Hall when the ea- théring was formally called to order. Officers' reports show the state as sembly to be in excellent condition. Canadian Pacific Into New York. New York, Sept. 24.--Much interest is manifested in railroad circles in to- day's annual meeting of the stockhold- of the New York, Ontario and Western railroad. It is expectad oat at this meeting a proposition from the Canadian Pacific rdilway company will be considered leading to. a com- bination between the two companies for a direct Canadian Pacific line into New York. ers St. Paul Is Prepared. Paul, Minn. Sept. A, Paul is in readiness to extend a fitting wel come tae President Roosevelt and par- tv, who will arrive to-morrow, In route the visitors will met by re- presentatives of the state and city, and at the depot thev will be receiv ed by a mounted military escort and 'citizens' "reception committee, The stay in St. Paul will be of brief-dur- ation. ' St. St. be Duse's Company Sails. Sept. 24. --Thé companv of that to support Signora Duse during her forthcom- tour, sailed for New on the Dominion liner Signora Duse will follow hence, havine encaged Kronprinz Wilhelm. (ienoa, players Eleanora | American to-day Va¥icouver, two i= ing weeks the pas- sage on Soldiers' Home Opened. ~The has been in for a long wened and appropriate home omplet south Atlanta, Ga., Ho which of eanstiuoting was form to-day w The the mosey. « kind in the Fit-Reform. of the newest Sept. diers' Css th past, cated new cousiders monies is one" of institutions of its Fi all riais xX Jen suit North King leaves King 10:17 a.m. for 1,000 Isl for Rochester, N. Steamer ton Sundays Lover the dead body, aa -- NO | SUCH THING AS DEATH, SAYS DR..C. W. LITTLEFIELD Result of Fifteen Years of Inves- tigation -- Can He Restore Life ?--Tried Method on Cats, Dogs, Monkeys and Other Lower Animals. Indianapolis, Ind.. Sept. 24.- Dr. C. W. Littlefield, of Alexandria, 'who for fifteen years has. been pursuing his in- vestigations on the vital principles life, experimenting with cats, monkeys and other lower animals, has made known the result of his work. He makes the assertion that he restore life. He asserts that the prin- ciple of life, in sn is volatile magnetism. In demonstrating his theory the doctor employs a solution of saline origin, with salt as the bas- is, saturated with oleo resin and ex- posed for several hours to an atmos phere of free ammonia. Having secured this saline solution, Dr. Littlefield reduces it to a powder, It is this powder that he has employ- ed throughout his long course of ex- periments. For instance, having put to death a dog or cdt hy drowning, and allowed 'the corpse to remain long enough to convince anyone fol lowing his investigation that all life is extinct, Dr. Littlefield takes the corpse and without preparation of any kind places it upon a heated stone or porcelain plate, brought to a , emperature corresponding to that of normal body, and covers it thor oughly with a light layer ofthe pow- der. Within three or four minutes from the time the powder has heen coated signs of life mani- themselves, and within fifteen after the resuscitating meth ods were shegun, in every instance, the subject has returned to normal life. A, cat remained dead two hours, and during this time was allowed to re main in the hot sun until rigor mort- had set in. The corpse was then ed upon the heated porcelain, and powder applied, and the animal re- turned to consciousness within five minutes. The magnetic influence can casilv be seen by placing a drop of the liquid with minute particles of solid substance in it, under a microscope. The particles can.be seen flying back and forth with indescribable enero and life. ot dogs. fess minutes nn IN OUR OWN CIRCUIT. News Of The Districts On Both Sides Of The Line. Johnson, a well-known citizen of Madoe, died Tuesday, aged fifty-seven years. Mrs. Eliza Butler, wife the James Butler, Belleville, died Thursday aged seventy years. Mrs. Mary Chase, . of Frankiord, aged eighty-three years, passed away last week, leaving five sons and two daughters. Mrs. John of Bawden, ber 5th, the result a blood vessel. Thieves stole a guantity of tobacco from the G.T.R. freight sheds at Mal- lorytown last week. Most of it was found hidden vinder the platform. In North Marmora on September 4th, occurred the death - of Henry Wells, of consumption; at. the age of forty years. He leaves a wife and five childrea : Rev. E. W. Mackay and wite, Ma- doe, about to leave for Scotland on a holiday trip, were presented with $154 by "the congregation of Madoc Presby- terian® church. The sixth annual flower show of Deseronto Horticultural Society, on Wednesday, a great The exhibits were the in point ¢f quality. On Thursday last the Newbqro cheese factory: picaiked "on the shores of Rideau Lake, and there presented Gordon Hugh, their popular cheesemaker, with a well-filled purse. Mrs. Hugh Bolton, of Smith's Falls, died in Brockvile "Puesday. ~She was thirty-two years of age and had been ill for some time. The remains were taken to Smith's Falls for burial. Through the efforts of a few enter prising young ladies, Athens will have a public library. They gathered X15 and guarantee 250 a year for main- tenance. The council will do the rest. On' Sunday night thieves chiselled out the several stores tin Al monte, and made for the tills. In one only did they discover money--eighty cents, Fight tried in the one It is now said residents of Smith's to separating from, commitive Proposes S000 asx the town's share of county ex- penses. One county man says a' year would be something more it. On September Ebenezer on late on of Bateman, 13th coneession died Suddenly on = Septem- of the breaking of the held was SUCCe ss, above average patvong of | flocks of places of dbusiness were might. J that many Falls are adverse the county The to. pay. 8500 the of like 15th, Mis' Anna A. B. Henstridge, daughter of the late Charles J). Henstridge, Gananoque, was married to William Johnston, Os hawa, Miss Nellie Johnston, the groom's sister, was. bridesmaid, and H. N.. Hagerman, Napanee, best man, A writ damages, was summons, claiming 160 under the Ontario Election Aét, has been issued by Joseph Me Hroyv, Jr... against John McArdle, Rear of Leeds, returning officer at Somerville's Orange Hall, at the re tent elections, upon the ground * that McArdle fused to give Mellrov, a duly qual I elector at that poll, a ballot = paper, thus preventing him from voting. In the Wednes that a Delta, loan. of court on deci fl Brow Gananogue the may tural child of formerly known which had pote istrate Mrs Delia en to as legal Irawn up the tiny Eidnapped fiom. the liberat "Bib Or by's.""" Oak Hall. fall hats o. Get one of fhe H.D. P "Bibby 's are Lever's Y-Z(Wise Head) Disinfectant Powder dusted in the bath softens water at the same time that it disinfects. ,« Castile soap, 206c. a bar. H.'B Taylor, 124 Princess street. : Soap S160 the Te "The Perfect Food" FOR i lcd pr) Pk ATE? Brain and Muscle Made from Canadian Crown Wheat, By Zansvian Workmen, im the City of Toronto, Canada MALTA-VITA the perfect food for old and young, sick or weil. MALTA-VITA contains more nutrition, more tissue. building qualities, more nerve stimulant than is found in any other i A regular diet of Malta-Vita for breakfast and. su] cause of insomnia dyspepsia. Eat MALTA-VITA It gives health, strength, and happiness, Maita-Vita needs no cooking. Always ready to eat, SOLD BY GROCERS MALTA-VITA PURE FOOD (6. TORONTO, CANADA will remove the 2 HR 1, 1 5 Steel E. B. Eddy' 8 eh PAILS and TUBS Are made from the BEST SELECT. ED LUMBE Steel Wire, R with Galvanized Spring electrically welded Hoops, which being corrugated allows for expansion or contraction, so no matter what the weather is they keep in PERFECT CONDITIUN, GIVE THEI A TRIAL. Kingston Agency, No. 75 Princess Street. J. A. HENDRY, Agent, Kingston. Suitable for Domestic use, Hotels and Public Buildings. A good Roll, 4 nice Package 5 cts. eac -- McKELVEY & BIRCH, 59 and 71 Brock Street. EDUCATIONAL. vw» MUSIC MRS. CLERIHEW WILL RE-OPEN HER classes in Flotcher Music Method on Septem- ber lst. For terms and particulars - apply at 211 University Avenue. PIANO LESSONS Mises C. M. Clerihew, undercraduate Toron- o College of Music, 211 University Avenue. INO T0S wes COLLEGE BUSINESS GSTON. TO RONTO susivess COLLEGE TORONTO. "Largest and best equipment in Canada. Unequalled facilities for securing positions 821 Queen Street, Kingeton. 1300D FURNISHED ROONS, OR 101 Queen » 2 Without board, ay ROOMS TO LET aT WELL FURNISHED " am street, with board Mrs. Yates', i i HOUSE 191 BROCK II modern Livingston & STREET, 9 ROOMS, improvamcnia. Apply to C, ro. RUOM wiTH fUUR GOOD FURNISHED odorn conveniences, a , wi all m 191 University Avenue. Fl HNISHE D-. AND , also stores am Snes. 51 Brock strect ENFURNISHED DN iL dilices. J. S.'R. Me- next Wad oh STR T. WEST, BEAUTIFULLY facing the. Harbor. Rent $240 Apply to Kirkpatrick, Rogers 43 KING situated, and taxes. & Nickle. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Contoderntion Life Ruildines Taranto ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Cenuine Carter's Little Liver Pills Must Bear Signa. ure of, fee Fret See Pac-Simils Wrapper Below. 3 Very smell and os cagy "HENRY P. | WM | to taka as sugar. CARTERS |FOR HEADACHE. FOR DIZZINESS. ITTLE IVE PILL ren TORPID LIVER, |For cousTiPATICR. FOR SALLOV/ SKI. FOR THE COMPLIXION ™ CURE 8ICK HEADACHE. / q SRICK RESIN INCE, 11 rooms, . modern brick resickmoe modara MH. .D 201 BROCK STRER®, improvements, also 244 Broek street, 10 rooms improvements. Apnly to the Bibby Co.. Osk Hall, Princess street. POSSESSION AT ONCE, THAT AIRY DE- virable house on the corner of Bagot and Gore streets, near the park. Modern in evely way. Daisy hot water heating and in perfect order. Apply to Felix Shaw, 115 Bacot 'street. : ARCHITECTS. POWER & SON, ARCHITECTS, ants' Bank Building, corner Wellington atre-ta. 'Phone 212. MERCH. and ARTHUR ELLIS, ARC HITECP, . OFFICE vito New Drill Hall, near oorner of Queen and Montreal Strects. SMITH, ARCHITECT, - BTC. Aushor Building, Market Square, y Phone NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT. OFFICE, sccond floor over Mahood's Drug . Store, corner Princess and Bagot streets. En' "trans om Bagot street _UNDERTAKERS. S CORBI IT FUNERAL LIRECAOR, 281 Princess Street; Kingston, Successor to ' M. Drennan 1 UNDERTAKERS, Street Quality an Prices the lowest. vo. Night Calle-- STRAIGHT "BUSINESS W. Murray, Ir., Auctioneer and Commission Mer- chant, Market Square, F. HARPISON 298-235 Princess efficiency the best. 'Phonca--Warerooms, T FF Harriet. Kl co.