inkham's Ve ped me right fuller Rips il to van for l ctable Compound wi r har R toy } Ave, N \ ( 1¢ experiences of d of the troubles « pill, Lydia E. Pinkba ffer from womb iron troubles, irregular ax v, and nervous prost ham"s Ve ) allow any A fy Minn. Sass t 1 } 1 ' Ly E. Pinkham' nd I was ubled g spells. Ti % \ - 1 ao dark cireies p ken several boitles am's Vegetable ! ] i. Thad tak 13 h wor es ec issn i Pane ta barrington S English Hats go3 STYLES $2 atl BY . CO., \K HALL. Ye nent. NO OOO oes I) ty VES sates assesses tense w)e em isa ner ese sin nin nine Never Too Old ~~ To Gt Well Stricken With Paralysis at Eighty. Eight Years of Age, Mr. F. A. Knapp Comes Very Near Death's Door. Without Hope of a Cure He Tried Powley's Liquified Ozone and Was Pleasantly Surprised With Beneficlal Results. Gradually He Improved, Day by Day Growing Stronger, Until Every Trace of This Usual- ly Fatal Disease Was Eradicated. Jt is with easure a 1 ticulars of i Jee met ' a somewhat and afflicted for about three years past. The several con- sultations 1 have had on the nature of this complaint doubtlessly con- vinces medical men that I was ! suffering from paralycis, and the only advice possible to give under the circumstances was ta keep quiet, with- out any hopes of a Jortect eradication of the disease itself, In order to exhibit to you a more detailed synopsis of the usual opera- tion of the disease I will relate how the last attack proceeded in its course. On May 14, 1908, while spending the day with friends at Shannon strect, the first symptoms appeared in the third finger of the left hand, very similar to agentle shock of electricity. In this manner it crept up ths arm, reaching the brain, when all power of articulate speech ceased and a coma- tose state supervened, lasting about four hours, when sensation gradually returned. Since that time very slight symptoms of ptylism have been ex- perienced, but at present no remains exist. : Now, in order to account for so sud- den a total cure of euch a gencrally fatal affliction, we have to refer to two causes, either the interminate counsels of Higher Powers or the re- sult of happily bavieg taken the con- tents of a small bottle of Powley's Liquified Ozone, taken, not with the hope of curing paralysis, but te try its effect on the system. I have since secn wonderful results from the use of this remedy, and earnestly recommend its application to all sufferers. I am, yours sincerely, (Signed) F. A. KNAPP, 98 Huntley st., Toronto, Ont. Toronto, Oct. 23, 1902. MR. F. A. KNAPP. The Reason Why Ozone Cures, "How is it," enquires a correspond- ent, "that Ozone cures Rheumatism as well as Consumption, Asthma as well as Kidney Trouble, and Catarrk as well as Dyspepsia ?. These diseases are not at all similar, and a medicine that would cure une of them would probably be useless with the other." The answer to this is: Powley's Liguified Ozone is not a medicine. It contains no drugs, but simply cures by destroying disease germs wherever Pe Seedical men are unanimous in stating that nine-tenths of all dis- ease is caused by disease germs in some form. It has been conclusively proven in hundreds of different cases that Ozone destroys these germs and that when they ere destroyed the patient invariably gets weil. It is for this reason that Ozone effects cures that seem almost impossible and it is also the reason it cures so many dif- ferent diseases. Powley's Liquified Ozone is sold only by reliable druggists--never by peddlers. The price 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle. Our free booklet on receipt of your name and address. THE OZONE CO., Limited, Toronto, Ont. --- IT ISN'T TALKING THAT COUNTS. It is our earnest desire to make vou a regular and pleased customer. We do not believe in long end tiresome arguments. Our large stock of pure drugs, proprietary medicines, per- fumes and toilet specialties and our close prices, will impress you more favorably than long newspaper talks. © HAVE YOU USED IT. Have you used Paine's Celery Com- pound ? If not, we strongly recom- mend its use if you are nervous, weak, rundown, or suffering from rheuma- tism, neuralgia or blood diseases. Paine's Celery Compound is the most reliable and efficacions medicine now before the public for rebuilding lost strength. bur stock is always fresh and pure. ty Md, Dg WHITBY SMASH CAUSED BY ACCIDENT TO A CAR TRUCK. Montreal Street Railway Men's Union Joins Amalgamated Body -- Verdict on the St. Eustache Tragedy. Montreal, Feb. 21.--F. H. McGuigan, of the G.T.R., is back from the scene of the Whithy accident and states that he cannot account for the smash, un less it was caused by an accident to one of the trucks of the second car. The rail breaking theory has been dis posed of as incorrect. There is an uu confirmed report here that the Grand Trunk wilbmodify the standard ruies for train operating, which went into effect a couple of years aco. 'They have been found, it is sarl, nov to work satisfactorily in some cases. The Montreal Street Kailway Men's Union has decidad tt) jon the Amal gamated: Association of Street Rail way employees of America, and have deposed Presidept. Varin and their legal adviser, Mr. Bumbray, who coun fled delay belore taking action The coroner's inquest into the death of Antoine Seguin, the victim of the St. Eustache tragedy, was concluded at that place this morning. The chief witness was Detective McCaskill, and after hearing his evidence, the follow- ing verdict was rendered : "That An toine Seguin came to his death on the 12th inst., by a gun shot wound and there is every reason to believe that it was caused by Theophile Bel se anger. _R. F. Macfarlane, of the Dominion line, has been appointed Canadian passenger agent of all the lines which are presented in the Morgan syndicate which besides the Dominion line in the (Canadian trade includes the American line, the Atlantic Transport company, the Leland line and White and Red Star lines. All the Canadian business of these compadies will be contentrat ed under the management of John Torrance with Mr. Macfarlane at the head of the passenger department. BURIED WRONG BODY. Had Interred Deceased With Ma- sonic Ceremonial. New York, Feb. 21.--Under the di rection of two officers of the receiving ship Columbia, a squad of tars after dark on Saturday night disinterred the body of Apprentice Walter Schert, one of the victims of the turret ex plosion on the Mas<achusetts, who was buried as Boatswain Hendricksen, with Masonic ceremonies several hours earlier in the day. Schert, it is said, was a Catholic. The opening of the grave and the removal of the body was followed by the substitution of the body of Hendricksen, which had been left by mistake in the hold of the Ajax, the ship that brought the nine victims. The mistake was made by those in charge of the coffins aboard the Ajax, and it was not discovered until long after Cambridge Lodge, 662, had tak- en the body of their supposed fellow- Mason, to the Naval cemetery and in- terred it. After a careful consultation on all the circumstances it was decided to «av nothing of what had taken place. The disinterment and substitution of bodies of the two sailors was to be made after nightfall, and the tars par- ticipating were instructed to keep the matter a secret. The twelve men se- lected from the Columbia, were sworn to secrecy. » After Schert's body. had been. dug ap and the earsh replaced on the body of Hendricksen, a detail of men ship ped the remains of Schert to his friends at 373 Cleveland avenue, Chi- cago. The fact of the mistake and its cor rection was admitted aboard the Col umbia last night, although no one was willing to fix the blame. Hend ricksen is without relatives in this country. IN MEMORIAM. teense The Late Stanley Roblin. Napanee Deaver On Friday, February 13th, 1903, there passed. away peacefully at Buf falo, Owen S. Roblin, korn in Adol phustown, September 19th, 1820. Mr Roblin wad one of the few remaihing members of the third generation, the grandsons of the loyalists. His grandfather was Owen Roblin, United Empire Loyalist. His father was Ste- phen Roblin, who died in 1854, aged eighty -seven and his mother was Amy Allison, daughter of Benjamin Alli son. The, two pioneer Methodist minis ters, Rev. Cyrus Allison and Rev. Conrad Vandusen, were uncles of the deceased. Mr. Roblin married Sarah Eliza, daughter of John M. Canniff, half sister of the late Mrs. Charles James, Napanee. For some years he lived at Newburgh, where he carried on the harness making business. He moved to Syracuse and some five or six years ago gave up business and moved to Buffalo. There were four children, James, in Cuba; David Rockwell, in business in Buffalo; Ida, Mrs. Hardendorfl, deceased, and Nel lie, Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. Roblin sur vives, being now in her eighty first year. She is the last member of the family of John M. Cannifi, of Thur low, whose wife was Nancy Dulmage, danghter of Jacob Dulmage. The late Me. Doblin bal those brothers, John, Jacob and Joseph Ryerson, of Adol phustown. Stephen and John Roblin, late of Napanee, were nephews. May Be Selected. New York, Feb. 21.--It is reported in Roman Catholic circles that Mgr. Jose h F. Mooney, is the most prob- able candidate for Bishop of Buffalo, to suce od Bishop Quigley, who has accepted the appointment of archbis hop of Chicago. Mgr. Mooney is the pastor of the Church of the Sacred Ileart, of New York. The agreement between Winnipeg citv. eouncil and the C.P.R. regarding the latter's property extension and im provement, has been settled. The com vany will put up a good hotel and handsome freight sheds. Cost of im provements 81,500,000. All disorders caused bv a bilious state of the svstem can be cured by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No THE DAILY A PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest News Culled from All Over The World. James Colgate, New York, has given $100,000 more to Colgate University, Charles W. Fulton, Astoria, Oregon, was elected United States senator early this morning on the forty-third ballot. Railway employees of Holland have decided to cease work, with the ob ject of preventing the adoption of the proposed law prohibiting railroad strikes. C, Burnett, Kansas City, one of the injured by the Cedar Rapids, la., ho- tel fire, died this morning. All of the others injured in a satisfactory con dition. The ninth correctional chamber of Paris, pronounced judgment, to-day, in the libel suit brought by M. Cat taui, a banker, against the Humberts, acquitting the latter and mulcting M Cattaui in costs. According to the Vienna Nue Freie Presse the Macedonian insurgents are already active. The paper asserts that an army of insurgents is advancing along the Struma valley, towards Zee res, a fortified city in Macedonia, for ty-seven miles north-east of Salonica The typhoid cases at Ithaca, N.Y, exceed 500 in number, a proportion of one ty twenty seven people, I'he deaths among Cornell students have been numerous. For carve of the sick several thousand dollars were sub scribed. LIVE ON THE SUN. Some Things an Astronomer Says He Saw. Laporte, Ind., Feb. 21 Young, a Laporie' has obtained by reason of minor scientific observa uons, has made public what he Claims to be one of the most important dis coveries of the He claims to have discovered two monster spots on the sun's surface. On one of these spots he declares he has beheld S®y face land, with oxtended slopes of mountain sides with grand and pre cipitous heights whose rocks glow with ming with green freshness of a perennial vegetation and floral radiance, with which the most beautiful natural objects on carth do not compare, and that from this spring the colors found in the rainbow and prism Bevond these mountain slopes are valleve and plains Alexander who distinction trondmer, considerable age prismate colors, which are the abodes of people who dwell there CHANGES HIS VIEWS. m------ Cincinnati Minister Says it is Not a Terrible Snare. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 21.--Cincinnati beer seems to have changed the views of the Rev. C. W. Blodgett, a Metho dist minister of that city and former ly a rabid prohibitionist and 'saloon fighter here. Addressing the Sunday school of his former church here, he declared that his attendance at a long series of banquets in Cincinnati had changed his point of view, when look ing at beer. "They have a bottle of beer at every plate at a Cincinnati banquet," said Mr. Blodgett, "and if a man has the banqu-t habit he must get used to the beer, in external ap pearance at least." He added that he does no more than look at the label, but has come to the conclusion that beer is not such a ter rible snare as some people are led to believe. BRODRICK MAY BE SHELVED. Failure in War Office to Lead to His Going. London, Feb. 21.--It is said in poli tical circles that there is a probabil ty of Lord Curzon being recalled from India shortly, and Mr. Brodrick, secre tary of state for war, being raised to the peerage and sent as viceroy in his place. The latter's conduct of the war oflice and the apparent failure of his scheme of army reorganization are se verely criticized in the House of Com mons. WATCHMAN MURDERED. And His Body Thrown Into Cellar. Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 21.--Archi bald McCurdy, forty-seven years old, a watchman' in McCurdy's Bros' depart ment store, Front street, and Susque hana avenue, was shot and murdered by robbers some time last night and his body thrown into the cellar. The amount of the robbery is not known Beans And Brown Bread. The Women's Auxiliary of the YM C.A. met Friday afternoon, about twenty members being present. Ar rangements were made to conduct a "boys' camp social" on March 20th. Beans and brown bread will be pro vided for 100 boys The Y.M.C.A, afternoon will be Crossley and Hunter City hall. A debating club formed last night for boys of the age of sixteen -------- Elizabeth McGill Justice MacLennan, Thursday. Deceased was a niece of Si Oliver Mowat, in whose home she was married. She was a daughter of John Maxwell Strange, Toronto, who died in 1854. She was related to the Siranges of Kingston. Her son is mar ried to a daughter of Henry Cunning ham. 0. G. Johnson exhibited carnations on the market this morning that mea sured three and one-half inches in dia- meter and nearly eleven inches in cir meeting for Sunday merged with the meeting in the was Strange, wife of Toronto, died on cumference. A horse owned by the Kingston and Pembroke railway tompany, attached to the chemical engine, dropped dead on Montreal street, while running to a fire, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas York were giv- en a surprise party last week, as a farewell before their departure from Newburgh, to take up residence in Bath. Thomas Henderson has sold his resi dence in Portland, and with his family will move to Smith's Falls A fire in Deseronto on Friday, des troved Bell's livery stable. Horses and rigs saved. The S8. Lake Ontario reacbed Liv- erpool on Friday night. WRIG. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 21. WOMAN'S WORK OFTEN LEADS TO A BREAK- DOWN IN HEALTH. Severe Headaches, Loss of Appe- tite, Dizziness, Palpitation of the Heart and Other Distress- ing Symptoms Follow. Woman's cares about the houschold are any and often worrving, and it is no wonder that the health of so many give way under the strain, To weak, - tired-out, depressed women everywhere, the story of Mrs. George L. Horton, the wiic of a well-known farmer living near Fenwick, Ont., will come as a message of hope. To a re: porter who interviewed her on the subject, Mrs. Fenwick, said: "Yes, um quite willing 'to give my testi mony to the great good Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done me, as my ex perience may help some other sufferer A couple of years ago my health be gan to give way, and | suffered from anaemia, with most of the depressing symptoms of that trouble 1 became pol 3 emaciated, had distressing head uches, and-m very podr appetite. At first I thought the trouble would pass away, but in this | was mistaken, as I continued to grow worse. My heart hegan toy, palpitate violently at the least exertion; my rest at night was broken and finally a bad cough set in, and | was scarcely able to do a bit of work about the house An aunt in England who had been ill had written me that Dr. Williame' Pink Pills had restored her to health, and I determined' to give the pills a trial After the use of a few boxes 1 no ticed"a" distinct improvement in my condition, and after using the pills for a few weeks more the trouble had completely left me. 1 could sleep well at night, the cough leit me; the head aches that had made me so miserable vanished, my appetite returned, and | comd again perform wy housework with ease. [I shall always feel ~rateful for what Dr. Williams' Pink done for and stronghk mend them to other ailing women.' Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have ac complished just such good results in thousands of other cases among ailing men and women, and sulferers from any of the numerous ailments result ing from poor, watery blood who will give these pills a fair trial will soon be on the high road to health and strength. Imitations are sometimes of fered by unscrupulous dealers, who care more for their profit than for their customers' health. De sure that the full name, "Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People," is found on the wrapper around every box you have me, recom own huy If your dealer does not keep these pills send to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., and they will he mailed post paid at 5c per box or six boxes for £2.50, A Progressive Man. The Ottawa Valley Journal, of the issue of February 20th, contains 4 fine likeness of LL. L. Gallagher, of Wiltan, the second vice-president of the East ern Ontario Dairymen's Association Of him the Journal speaks as follows "L. L. Gallagher, of Wilton, Ont., the wellknown cheese amd butter manufacturer, was born in the county of Leeds in 1860. He resided on hi father's farm until twenty five vears of age (1885) when he moved to Lennox county, and started business for him self. During the few years that Mr Gallagher has been residing at Wilton he has workea up a business second to none in Eastern Ontario, and is looked upon as one of the most pro gressive and prominent men in the district. Pleasing in his manner and courteous in his treatment, Mr. Gal lagher with remarkably keen perception, enabling him fat into the future gnd by the pursuit of honorable methods has gained pros is endowed to see perity. Mr. Gallagher werved as sec retary and president of the Kingston Cheese Board and aleo represented his division in the municipal council Apart from being the proprietor of two good cheese factories he is engag cd in the mercantile business." Catarrh and Colds Relieved in 10 to 60 Minutes. One short puff of the breath through the blower supplied with each bottle of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder dif fuses this powder over the surface of the nasal passages. Painless and de lightful to vse. It relieves instantly and permanently cures catarch, hay fover, colds, headache, sove throat, tonsilitis gud deafness. 50 cents. Sold hy H. B. Taylor and H. Wade 1! See The Bargains At Abernethy's shoe store, Satu day Letters _of administration in th: « tate of Henry Gear, late of the town ship of Kalabar, in the county of Lennox and Addington, have been granted to the Trusts and Guarante» company, limited, Toronto. The eased died in September last, lenavi an estate composed of real etute money by mortars und farm stock Marion & Marion, patent attorneys, of Montreal, have issued an admirable compendium of condensed information on the subject of patents and every day statistical data. This book is the proper size for the vest pocket. It is bound for wear with celluloid covers, and contains not only pages for me moranda, but twenty-eight pages of sresting printed matter. This is one of the best things of its kind. for years in Capt. Dan Hourigan, command of the steamer Hecla, will bring out the pew steamer John ( Howard, now building gt Port Huron, for the George Hall company. Capt Russell, master of the tug W. L. Proctor, will be transferred to the Hecla. Hard or soft corns cured with three applications of Peck's Corn Salve, 15¢c. at Wade's. . E. Horsey will act this year a= travelling passenger and freight agent of the Lake Ontario Navigation com pany Henry Telgmann scored a success in Jelleville on Thursday night by the rresentation of "Pinafore," by ama tenr talent One of the clerks in the Davies meat store cut the top off one of his fing ers this morning, while at work. Are you watching Harrison s. for February sale ¥ Co's Horse races will be run off at King min, griping or discomfort attending their wee. Try ston Mills on Monday, QUITE INCOMPATIBLE, Nearly Upset The British Govern- : ment on Question. New York, Feb, 21.--A special to the Tribune, from London, liberals are well satisfied with their first week's work in parliament this session. They nearly upset the gov ernment over the London aml Globe Finance Corporation, on Thursday night, and, yesterday, they gave Pre mier Balfour a bad quarter of an hour over MeNeill's amendment to the address, declaring the 'position of. a public company director to be incom patible with the position of minister of the crown. Mr. McNeill showed that thirty three of the fifty-six minis ters, who constituted the administra tion, held among them no fewer than sixty-eight directorships. Premier Bal four protested against the suggestion that there was anything disgraceful in being a company director. Sir Wil liam Harcourt warmly supported the amendment, On division the ment had a majority of only five The first pitched battle in the cam paigu for British railwaggagform was fought, yesterday, ip the board room of the London and North Western Railway company, which is at the leading railway and the biggest commercial undertaking in the United Kingdom. Lord Stalbridge, the chair man, ade light of the agitation and the reformers, therefore, took a ver neral body of sharehold directors, won commanded proxies re govern thirty however, ers. The casily as they presenting £10,000,000 of stock, while the reform committee represented uly £6,000,000, A great in Berlin by the sensation has been caused publication of the German Emperor's letters to Alder man Hollman on "Babel And The Bible." Both the orthodox and libe ral journals alike are pleased with the lotters. The orthodox papers triumph antly point out that the kaiser re mains go firm believer in the divinity of Chrigt and in the Bible, as con taining God's revelation of Himself to the kaiser's admission that the Bible contains so much which is evidently not God's word, and in his frank avowsl that Mc Abraham, Homer, Charlemagne, Luther Shakespeare, Coethe, Kant and Kaiser William the Great were all in the same sense in spired NOTES FROM NAPANEE, Funeral of The Late Councillor Carson, Napanee, leh. 2t--The town hall and 1.0.0.F' lodge room, No. 212, was draped in black, yesterday, and the flag was at half mast in honor of our departed citizen, the late John The deceased was in his sixty takes place on Eastern Me Carson fifth year. The funeral Sunday afternoon to the thodist church, where be held. The remains will be deposit ed in the Eastern cametery vault. Max Fox has purchased a bankrupt stock of gents' furnishings amounting to about $000, Mrs. Matilda Ayles worth, an aged lady, mother of Mrs (Captain) Holwes, is' very ill and as she 13 over eighty years of age her friends despair of her Mrs. J. J. Perry will open up a mil Linery establishment in the joining the drug store. The fitted up now for occupation in Miss and Mas Cleall, their to a driving services will 1eCcoVery hop ad place i being Jessie entertain ahout a month. ter Kenneth young friends afternoon. Miss Florence our townsman, J. A, her final examination as a New York, on the 13th inst, ing one in five, out of a class of twen ty-four, that received full marks. A McCarney and M the new proprietors of the Brusco House party thi Fraser, daughter of Fraser, passed nurse at she he Conger are A very fast game of hockey wa played last night between Napane and Picton teams. The weather was very fine and a large crowd witnessed the game. At half time the stood nine to nothing in favor of Na pance, and at the finish the score was thirteen tw favor of Napanee The game was a gentlemanly one throughout. One of the Pwion was slightly hurt' in the lirst part of the game, by a crack over the eye from the puck. The Napanee Loy tertained the Pictonites to an supper at Rikley's after the yaw score two In hove Xen ovster A man and his wife gre one." savs the | ¥ | "From ANCIENT INDIA and SWEET CEVLON.™ AT YOUR GROCERS. NOTMHINC Slocum's Uoltsfoote Expectorant and Lung Ailments and curing a cold. Price 25¢. per bottle Expectorant when you ask for it. TOYE'S ME TIMI WHEN You ARE FEELING BLUE BUY - At $1 Per Lb., Brew It, Drink It, snd the World Will Secu: Smillag Again. It Drives Dull Care Away. is Just the remedy It is pleasant to take, and does good by stopping a cough The T. A. Slocum Chemical Co., Limited, 179 King St. W., Toronto, = There Is No Bread Like Eat ltand You Will Be Strong and Healthy. Sc. per 2 1b. loaf. wes If. a a. 3 LER ae for Childfen"s Throat always soe that you get Coltsfoote BREAD! "Phone 467. WOMEN, WHY SUEEER ? | Paine's Celery Compound Permanently Banishes Ner« vousness and the Many Fe. | male Weaknesses That Afflict Women Young and Old. and disease are and women of all ages Nervous disorder on the increase, Digestion gives out, there head, the tongue is con are sullerer are pains in the coated, the muscles ache, there is stipation, heart palpitation, gloomy fears oppress continually, and sleep is broken and disturbed. The only re linble remedy that medical science has women for their and weakness is pros given to emancipa tion from suffering Paine's Celery Compound, scribed by physicians with happiest re now sulin. In critical cases Paine's Celery Compound han saved life and restored health when all other medicines proved failure bossie M. Ross. Quy wm. Lhe who found Pain Clery Compound fo In "woman Fost friend write follow It aliords me much pleasure to te tify to the great good that 'nioe's Celery Compound has done for me. | was completely rundown in health and a victim of female weakness, and after three bottles of wonderful medicine | was completely cured. It i the hest blood purifier 1 of, and I recommend it to all who are tron bled as 1 wa using volt know PRICE CONCESSIONS. Popular 3 Attractions Years of satisfactory service has gained for us the leading swing. We always aimed at better clothing and now may rightly boast of absolutely elegant, per- fect fitting and inexpensive Men's, Youth's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats. No palming off with cheap or inferior articles, but provide you with desirable quality at a low cost. For latest fashion's demands in clothing and gents' furnishings come to JOS. SILVER (SUCCESSOR TO B. SILVER, 102 PRINCESS STREET. P.S.--No better investment than taking along one of our bargains in Furs. In some of the Standard issues the past w xtent « Lo crip vied w excel oppor- thnity al pre purcha K Oe of the gilt edg 'ools in many wk their prcinitios, to a spring bull catpaige special issue ! { profi n to enumerate the J the 1 profitable to eul, Giving our reas for "Wh We will al purchase and carry ! atiy of * the active issues dealt in upon | the exchanges, stocks ig multiples of 10 | shares and upwards, upon a minis im | margin of 85 per hare corenl in | multiples ¢ 1.000 busi upwards | on 8 Iinimtn margin of 3 cents per | ) Cott i es of hates | 1 upwa por mum rin | W § ju al 1} 1 wtapl ; \ Live ' Cons i 1 te k trader Our ted GUIDE ro IN DAILY MAH path mailed you Ki al t ' r the asking solicited Correspondence | . "nELCD y} HAIGHT & FREESE COMPANY | KINGSTON - ONTARIO, | " Determining the character and fi- | oancial responsibility of your Broker is | as important as selection of right | stocks.' | CUBA, THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD. | Sir William Van Horn, in an [nter | view published [n the New York Herald, | December 16th, 1900, said * Each | time | go to Cuba I am surprised at the mprovement since American occupation Yellow fever has become almost a thing | 3 the past and will soon be stamped out entirely Cuba will become the American Hiviera There is a future for industrious Americans who g¢ to culture of oranges, Cuba I suggest Lb lemons, coflee, cocoanuts, pineapples and bananas.' Land properly cultivated net profit to the owner of from $50 to $1,000 per acre per year No frosis--no droughts--no failure of rops. A soft, even temperatirs, the vear around, ample moisture; an ahso- {ute certainty of abundant harvest, Full particulars and pamphlet on applica- tion, dealing with plantation lands for will produce a sale by Then, if he kills his wife the law can't touch him." How so? It's 4 case of suicide," Lk LPAPE NREOCA $200.00 IN COLD GIVEN AWAY FREE 311 University gy Avenue, Ringeton J. B. WUTTO vl ATSWRYREBR CPAHE RCYREM YBRAPRSRE | ERPA Can you arrange the shove sets of jumbled letters int: SARE IN THE DISTRIB Tian OF THE ABC severence you can probably make out § of 6 of them dve the sum of One Hundred Dollars. To the person mak Poilars. To the person makin, tmeal soap 3 for 10c. Taylor, 0 the names of eight well k VE V To the person wha can if the third | numbee the sum of Thirty Dollars. fourth las EE om uy Botan d ros will od between them, ( receiving * rst three rises will have to be di , (each receiving x pald fous perwns seni equally correct werk the whale sum of $00.00 will be cqually divided (each teceiving $50.00), snd wo on In like toms, fended they ¢ "with § simple condition about which we will write as Soon xs showers sre reel 3 a WANT KA CENT OF YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU ANSWER THIS ABNERTISEMENE, 16 Tom con mal te fit. waite vd at me onc pent sta o A i M WRITENE ONCE, "Addrews, FARISIAN MEDICINE CO., LONDON, ONTARIO. nown fruits. 1f 10, YOU CAN 1 i no easy task, But by patience and pet make out the largest number we will out the second largest number the sum of Fifty To the person making the sons send answers equally comect, the first two Ri' ° : ® Call and see our selection before order. g ® log elsewhere. ® $Crawford & Walsh, : 8 Merchant Tailors, : FORMER RESIDENT geon of Our Coal Is As Clean As Tho It Were Washed and Brushed. Jach lump stands by itself. Good solid coal--se much solid fire. flor coal reaches the surface eof the Sart pH from the mines, impurities are out by hand. 'Thereafter it is screened t and Foot of Queen St.--Phoms 9. Sanitary and Scientific Basis. Clarified milk and cream is prepared 'or delivery with the greatest care. Always ready, always pure, sweet and palatable. : Try a sample and be convinced that our product will give you more pleasure and satisfaction tham you can get else where. 'Phone B67 your order, or from any of our drivers twenty quarts tickets for a $1. Soovoo0coecee : We Are Prepared SPRING ORDER. ¢ Princess and Bagot Streets. @, . 0 I. G. BOGART, M.D, C.M. Kingston AR and resi Kin