A man's oping himself may pe greatly infly. 'enced by the i i bin inement which will shew itselr in the satisfieg {xpression on hj, ; fage, -... . Look for this name tnside the Coll, For sale at all best dealers, ROBINSON'S New Tailoring Establishme Is now open. Call 'and inspect our New WE GUARANTEE SATISFAGTI 206 PRINCESS STRER OPPOSITE WINDSOR HQTEL { PEERLESS LAWN GRASS SEED Is composed of six differs: § seeds sure to produce a rich, gre § lawn, 20c. 1b. Sweet Peas, 15¢c. quarter pound 10c Nasturtiums, y oz, and 1c. pe Tagine Moth hed sizes. Strong Violet + Ammonia, | bottles, 10c A -" H. B. TAYLOR, Pharmaceutical Chemist. 124 Princess St.; Phone 59, § Proof DPags. if Successor to E. C. Mitchell [IN Does quality count with you? elieve it does, apd invite you to mine the wunexcelled Mason & ianos and pianolas at the ware r Wi & Co., agents, and Wall P ealers, 121 Princess Street, Kings te, or when in Toronto, call on ¥ i Lochheed, M.A., district superinle it. ' ribed Byer 40 yours, Alldn ts in the Domi of Canada . sell # - the only i Before ane: dfter.:: 1S OF that en ves universal satisfaction. Ib prompiye cures ail forms of Nercovd wont J nd alieffects of abuse or excesees ; the 835 taut Tohoere, Oplum or Brion Brain Worry, a wl ou sanity, Consump Eien arly Grn Prico. or $5. Ont promptly & pamphlet g ood, Conpany: , Ond, U Wood's Phosphadine is sold in Ki a, at all drug stores. EPOSITORS IN AVINGS BANKS And investors, should note th et that good revenue product al estate and vacant land"® d about Kingston can yught now at lower prices 11 likely ever be the case 28% ry particulars or informati® out such properties will be #i* with pleasure at this office. DIABETES CURED lars, State. of Ilinois, Who was Given Up by Doctors . ab Incigable, was' Completely Cured of: Diabetes: by | - "SAFE CURE peonvincing . Hon. Jaxzs HOWARD. Dear Sirs: suffered greatly for seven years with diabetes, was unable to attend to my business or énjoy life, and felt that I ono foot in the grave. Thad spent my money with doctors and given up hope, when my attention was called to Warner's Safe Diabetes Cure. had no faith in Shything, but on the urgent request of my wife I bought a bottle and began to take it. 1 was surprised to find that about ten days after # felt much better and general health seemed to improve. The dizzy spells which 1 had been troubled Pealth I id Tinh f na = LT had it notibeen . I woul ve nm; ve y no! and I am certainly very gratefu ours most respectfully, Jaxxs Howarn, (signed) 220 South Feoria St., Chicago, IL Thousands of letters are received daily from great) men and women who, like Mr, Howard, have beon cured of diabetes, "Bri; disease, gall-stones, rheumatism; uric acid poison and 'other diseases of the kidneys, li bladder and blood. 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Itrepairs the tissues, soothes inflammation and irritation, stimulates the enfeebled organs and heals at the same time. Tt builde wy the body, gives it strength and restores energy. You can 'buy Safe Cure at any drug store or direct. $1 A BOTTLE. #R IN DOUBT MAKE THIS TEST: ; Let some morning urine stand for twen hours in a glass or battle. If then it is milky or cloudy, of tontains & reddish, bri sediment, or if particles or germs float about in it, your ys are diseased. ANALYSIS FREE. If, after you have mide this test; yon have any doubs in your mind as to the develop- ment of the disease in your s7stem, send a sample of your urine to the Medical De , 'Warner's Safe Cure Co., Rochester, N.Y. and 44 Lombard St., Toronto, Can., our doe- tars will analyse it and send you a report with advice free of charge to you, together with a valuable book describing all diseases of the kidneys, liver, biddder blood, and treat~ ment for 'each disease. > All letters from women read and answered by a woman doctor. All correspondence in strictest confidence. r= Beware of cures 'which are full of sediment and of bad odor-- so-called k they are positively harmful and do met cure. X 4 WARNER'S SAFE PILLS move the bowels gently and aid a speedy cure. fo JAMES. REID- UNDERTAKER IRON BEDS four dust WAS IN A CRITICAL CONDITION. System was Run Down, bersbiniins. FELT DROWSY AND MISERABLE. Blood Bitters! BUILT UP THE SYSTEM AND ADDED TEN POUNDS IN WEIGHT. | { | | | : . Mr. Ed. J. Harris, Newbridge, Ont., After housecleaning buy an fron Bed 'was in poor health, but has mow been for beauty and style aud save labor; | restored to full health and vigor, Here is odd dresser to match. DPillow-<ham at- | what he writes us: *' Last spring | was tachment. = Also Spring aud Mattresses | in a very critical condition, my system was to match. * Vall run down. T felt drowsy and miser- Use Furniture Restorer. | able, and thought I would surely die if I JAMES REID After reading one Sidianace' | decided to try Burdock Blood Bitters, and FRESH ARRIVAL before 1 had taken two bottles I, had gained ten pounds in weight, and am now | in perfect health, and [ can certainly | recommend Burdock Blood Bitters to | build up the system." A | BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS Is the best Spring wedicine on the market to-diiy. Vu may peed poe this Spring, isa, ot BER ov : ' "CHOCOLATES. -- The finest assortment in the eity ot | A. J. REES, Princess St.| DO NOT FORGET two pounds of Lean 25¢.. } Famous Puhlic knowledge of the qualities and source of the MAGI CALEDONIA WA: TERS 'makes them to be preferred to all others. + Seld everywhere. | closing a communication patrick, Rogers & Nickle, in referencd-the ground that motion: of ~Alds, Com CITY COUNCIL, BUSINESS CONSIDERED BY CITY FATHERS. The Question of Street Paving "Under Discéssion--Reports - of Committees Subniittéd--Action "Taken on The Different Ques: tions. Phe city fathers, at their regular meeting Monday night, burned "mid night oil" in ir endeavor to solve several problems which came to their notice. The most difficult* of solation proved to be that oll standing ques tion of the disposition of the Non- treal street © retaining wall. Nearly two hours were speat in discussing #his question; mad it js hoped by every citizen that the last has: been heard of it; © AM. Tait; on behalf of two of the owners, undertakes to put it in repair at once. Then, there was also a discussion upon the' question of adoption of street . paving material, the lengthy argument of AM. Meok incing -eouncil- of the advisability of ndopting bithulithie paving. There was also some argumont concerning the arbitration re the plant of the light, heat and power company, a ro- solution, offered hy Ald, Craig, being adopted, and which provides for the city making ~ overtures to the com: pany tending to a compromise, so as te bring the difficulty to an end. When Clerk Shannon called the roll, these. membeis - answered to their names : Mayor Bell, Aldermen Bas- sam, Craig, Hoag, Kent, King,, Cammon, . Meleod, Macfarlane, Meek, Mowat, Reeves, Abbott, Sears, Tait, Walkem. ¢ On motion of Alds. Walkem and Craig, the minutes, as printed, were adopted. : Se -- Communications Oonsidered. Hon. F. R. Latchford, commissioner public works, acknowledging council's request to amend "'General Road Companies' At." --Fyled. Williams. & Whitman, New York; in reference to installation of propg filtration plant for water wks "ys tem.--Water works comniittee, W. 'J. Foden, resigning his position as a member of the fire brigade. -- Fire and light committee. D.. M. Molntyre, city solicitor, ask- ing for instructions in reference to the appeal to the privy council, in the matter of the light, heat and power company .~City .arbitration.~Empow- cred to defend agtion. D.'M. Mcintyre, city 4 solicitor, en: from Kirk- to the Montreal street. retaining wall, and asking for "instructions. Deeds to be handed over when work on wall is completed. . J. W. Edwards, county clerk, noti- fying council that county property committee would be 'pleased: to meet city ligard of works on Thursday, ro lative 10 the construction of grano- lithic walks through the court house! grounds.--Board of worke, city solici tor and city engineer. DM. "Melatyre, city solicitor, on closing a draft order of the railway committee, House of Commons, rela tive {o "Montreal street subway.+On motion of Alds. King and Walkem, city solicitor directed to oppose mak- ing order a rule of court. i George L. B. Fraser, on behalfs of Miss F. Fraser, acknowledging resolu tion of sympathy passed by council on the death of her brother, the late Sir Oliver Mowat. --Fyled. Alex. Ritchie, secretary Frontena: cheese board, notifying council that a committee of the board would wait up on the members relative to securing a room in which the board could meet City property committee. John Burns, applying for perman ent position on the 'fire brigade.«F ire and light committee. Toronto 'Home Comers" Association, announcing their coming festival on July Ist to 4th, and suggesting a sim ilar festival for Kingston on the sue ceeding days.--Fyled. 5 Jd. B. MeKay, asking council to fix civic holiday on July 27th, in order that the Kingston "Old Boys" of To- ronto, could arrange to run an excur sion to Kingston on that day~On Mowat snd Abhott, the. date was fixed as requested. Mary Ann. McMahon and others, op posing -the propesed. paving of Bagot street.-- Board of works. Dr. James Third, in refercnce fo street watering; amount is $8.50, and asking that 'charge be reconsidered. Board. of works. William Coekade, applying for posi tion on the fire prigade~Fire ard light: committee, Capt. Bloomfield, asking for con struction of 'a sewer on Pine street. Board of works. Petitions Presented. Ald. Mowat-From property owners on Wellington streét, between. Princess and Brock streets, opposing the pave ment of that thoroughlare.--~Board of works. Ald. Macfarlane.--From David Vick and others, asking for construetion of sidewalk on Barrie street, north. Board of works. Ald. Walkem presented the report of the committee on finance, recommend ing payment of the following accounts: Kingston Light, Heat & Power Co., gas, city buildings, $101.70; Lemmcn. & Lawrenson, stove, 813.75; Fran-is Tracy, repairs, $18.64; William Hcl land, broken stone, $12.58: Watts & Morldy, stone, $2.20; labor pay list, ending April 22nd, $995.35: J. I. Thompson, registrar, search, $1.05; Dr. W. T. Connell, post mortem, $5; B. M, Vanwinckel, typewriting, $6.75; Oram & Carter, printing and advertising, ;' L. Guess; cab hire, 82; J. P. Hanley, tickets for "deputation to To ronto, $27; Alderman Mowat, expenses to Ottawa, $13.45; Allerman McLeod, expenses to Ottawa, 811; A, K, Kirk patrick, expenses to Ottawa, $11. Cn the following communications, th: committee recommended no action : W, C. Martin, asking for a reconsitlera- A Mother's Recommendation. 1 have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a number of ye and have no hesitancy in saying that it is the best remedy for coughs, colds and éroup I have ever used in my family. T have not words to express my con fidence in this remedy. <M. J1.- AL Moore, Nokth Star; Mich, For sale by all druggists, Kdapp, Mallen, Angrove, Htehan, Mc hla prs hnen TT To DAILY WHI... TUESDAY of GOV. JAMES H. PEABODY, OF COLORADO, "Whe took a prominent part in the launching ceremonies of the bat- ! ¥ tleship Colorado, on April 25th. > tion the theatre: licknse fee; -D. arhing for a rebiite of taxes for the yours 1901 and 1902; St. Thom as city council to. petition the legisla ture for ithe repeal of the Conmee act: F. ©. leeland, asking instructions as to the payment of «chan Wright's sel ary. Roped on motion of Als. Wallem o ent. " Board Of Works' Report. AM. Melaod presented the report of ed. Alda. Meoleod ond Sears moved its adoption, Ald. Craig: opposed the clause, which recommended that (the gauge of thy. front wheels of dravght w be shangel so: that the Tront ar wheels would net track. It would be aheavy additional tax wp- on citizens who had bad their yehicles constructed to comply' with the pro visions of the present by-law' socom port on motion of Alds. Macfarlan and cease endorsing petiticns to the legis ature Which do not effect the city di silly proposition. ; Regarding th: clause recommending the adoption of bithnlithic pavement, Ald. Behan asked if there than on¢ company laying such wa terial, and received a reply from Ald Mcleod that there was one only. Ald. Macfarlane took the ground that it would he h mistake to let a was not competition. to the cffeet that the eity should not ave streets, but should continue us foe limestone. The city should . nit pay out $28,000 to strangers while wen are available in the city to lay macadam roadways. . A Convineing Argument. company manufacturi the ment which the = council proposed to adopt was a Canadian one, the On tario Bithulithic. company, of Toron to, in which Canadian capital wasin vested. At the invitation of this com pany. the city engineer, Ald. Mcleod and the speaker had gone to Boston to inspect pavertient laid by it. He had ,accepted the invitation unpledged and without promise, and had return- od. convinced of the desi-ability of adopting bithulithic pavement The city engincer had received a vast am ount sof knowledge which he woul 'he need of paving ad been criticized, yet the city engi neer had reported that some streels were worn out and would have to be rebuilt from the water tables up. The city's portion of paving the stree's rc would. be 814,000 spread over twenty vears, or an annual charge against the streets' appropriation of £1,134; the balance of the cost would te met by the property owners, who, il paying for the work at once, could do so at a cost of $13 a foot, or could carry it over for twenty years at a cost of twenty-three and a half cents a foot. To construct miacadam roads where it was intended to lay permanent pavemetit would cost the city, in twenty years, $24 80. 'The speaker regretted being unable to trace the cost per block of keeping macadam roads 'in 'repair, and sug- gested that the board of works keep track of such, so that a comparison could be made. ! aved stioets; the speaker said, would enhance the value of property, besides being clean and healthy. They would be less costly and would not increase taxation. The speaker refer red to statements certain newspaper Jetter writers had made use of, inti mating that the proposed paving of streets was not Pei ne for the public good, and = said he was not a "grafter'"' and he did not know of any in the city council. As far as he knew there had not been any 'job' pat up. If, these writers were talked about in the same strain as they talked about the aldermen," 'they would feel very much hurt. The in spiration to pave the strects with bithulithic material came from the city engineer, the best city the province. HW the er and can use it. The marvel of all the eriticism, the speaker said, was the fact that ome writer seid it would place a danger- ous weapon in the hands of the city council, yet while mavor of the city the same man had signed by-laws in- curring $17,000 of local improvement debt. The citv's taxation would mot increase with the laying of permanent javaten; the cont to the city would 'be forty per cont. in any case. It is the duty of the aldermen, he said, to wnggest ideas to the people; they have the board «of works; already publish- in this " gomnection Ald. Meek took | the council should | Ald. Meek informed council that the | pave- | wut to good use in the city's behalf. | § the city streels | h engineer. in | I people do not | want paving, they have the veto pow- the veto power and may reject such ideas 4f they see Bt. As far as he was concerned he, was prepared to leave the whole matter of paving in the hands of the people. Ald. Reeves stated that he was try ing 10 do his duty ss an alderman. He had intersiewed several loading Princess street merchants and all ex pressed their willingness to pay high or rental or increased taxation in or der to have the street paved. He would go further, and make it a rule never to lay another plank walk; the city would muke nioney if this wore done. 5 ir : Maver Bell suggested that all roads and walks be laid under the local im: provement system. It would result jin tmproved streets, The report of the board of works, os amended hy striking out the "wag- gon clause," was thereupon adopted. N 4 oual dinner, 'the tw lego club met for yy annual: dinner. | Fae ty-veven members from all part of the country sat down to the Toative' board. Col./ E. F. Wurtele, of Qudbec, After dinner tle usual toas's were the order of the evening. Col, Hughes replied to the tuast of ve Militaty College," Coli Ma Di wriorhing a similar office 10 that of the: "Naval and Military Forces of the Empire," 4 i The Royal Military club has an an one held Satu ight being the nineteanth, The fol- lov ing offic rs were el be 'President, Lieut. A, bev! vice presidents, Capt. W..'B. Carruthers, Kingston; Lieut. 'W, A, H. Keir, Toronto; "honor secretary: trsusutets isu. Col. Ernest F. Wur- tele, 154 ogime nt, L wolicitor, Lieut: R. ¢. H. Cascols, = ronto; managing committce, Caps. D. MacPherson, Montreal; Maj x Panet,: D.8.0,, Kingst Oochrane, Kingfton; Cartwright; © MG. jout, A. Boyd Cdldwell, Ottawa Engineers. The evening was very pleasan spent in song and story.. The next. dinher will (aké place in Ottawa. | a a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. A Word To Some Of Kingston's . ay # i Aprif 26.~(To the Fd tor) : Those Kingston people i in Perth last. week telling the C that the worst roads in that town were better: "best i deserve pity for their ignorance. wihil this city be rid of such knockers ? Until the cemetery swallows up five or moro hundred of their kind, there'll be | ho prosperity for Kingston. As to cur | atroets, 1 prefer to accopt the state met of City Engineer Kirkpatrick, who has travelled- the globe, and has even been in Perth. He has 'declared that Kingston's mecadamived : 'roads The clause. was struck from the re | "Ald. Knapp characterized "the-pgo- | posed: change as a picce-of nonsense; we | were more | contra't to a company where there Ald. Tait again aired his convietion, |, MISS EVA MAY PEABODY Daughter of = Governer Peabody, of Colorado, wha christened the battleship Colorado, on April 25th TO ENLARGE TRADE. | Between Canada And British Cen- tres. London, April 28.~A Canadian ex- periment. in working up trade with the United Kingdom by means of com mercial agents has been introduced in the Midlands. Agent Ball has opened headquarters at Birmingham, and he tells me that he is greatly encouraged by resulws mince he has already suc | ceded in placing orders for Canadian wood manufactures and food products. He will not have ' routine work like | United States consuls, but will devote | his attention to the business of en \ larging trade between Canada and the | industrial centres of the midlands. TRAINS DELAYED. Smash-Up Near Fort William, Winnipeg, April 28.-No passengér {rains arrived from the east yesterday owing to an accident on the C.P.R. Least of Fort Willlam caused, it is said by a+land slide. A second accident oc curved vestorday afternoon just wast of. Port Arthur, further blocking the line. The engine of a freight tram left the rails in a rock cut, and is wedged there. Four cars were smashed' into | kindling wood and twenty-four cattle killed. No trains are expected here till this afternoon. By a | Come For A Spin With Me, Maud. | Up with the first light of the sum, {on with your sweater and away with {me for a spin along the quiet coun- { try road--the hum of your wheel keep: ing time with the sweet rythm of bird song and rustling leaf. Out beneath | the overhanging elms with their dark | green foliage, dew-glistening in p | slanting rays of a new day, Roaing {past the daisy dotted roadside sward, | smoothly gliding on our silent steeds. | Ah, 6ll your lungs with that breeze lof cloverscented air. This is summer, | this is a Cenadinn summer morning lon a bicycle. 'A Canadian summer | morning is enjovable even in bed to {walk in it jn delicious, but to glide swiftly, silently, smoothly along some quiet path is to condense into a few | minutes a ppnorama of sensations so keenly delightll that they must be felt to be appreciated, being felt, they' | cannot be expressed in' words, jo : Indigestion Can't Stay. Where Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple | Tablets are arrayed against it. Thom- | as Smith, of Dover, Ont, says: "1 | as delighted with them--irom almost | the first using I have been entirely re- lieved of the pains of indigestion have the greatest confidence in the tableta, pu heartily recommend them to any every © erer from stom- ach troubles." "25c. Sold by Henry Wade and H. B. Taylor--112, A have no superiors in the provinee.. As to sidewalks, it is only last week that | Alderman Walkem remarked wpon the | fact thet people here didn't khow | what fairlv rood sidewalks were. In Toronto, atound Government House, the walks were simply ; disgraceful. JAMES MAITHENMEAD. May Be A Fight. Pekin April 28.+Tht Russien offi: vials and guard at New Chwang have been removed, but it is stated that the wirrender of thy customs and muni pal administration. has never k conceded and the matter is still to be inated, It is stated that R X negot tmaged 2 pir Cw a rod organs concessions. i ---------------- Railton And Centreville. If. any Whig subscriber from Centre. ville or Railton will, while city, enll at this office he will receive a bundle of Whig almanacs, 'the same as given ia other years to our bub scribers, Most Penetrating. The uiclommt Wot ther of fain, and most t niment on mar- ket fhnaten Smith's White Liniment. A positive cure for sprains, swellings, inflammation, neuralgia, rheumatism, and lumbage. * Big tles, 20c., at Wade's. | a pm---------- You Suffer From Cold, grippe, bronchitis, Do want to be cured ? Take Tarol, wi is unequalled for all'such disorders. -------- . Some rains fell during: March in Australia, which were productive of good results in many sections of th» country. Though the drought is (not broken," the prospects are much better than at this time last year. : Rev. Levi Curtis, M.A., superintén: dent of education in' Newfoundland, end Rev. Mr. Lane, a prominmt Me: thodist divine, in Australia, will = ve. ceive the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Vietoria University. i The executive of the Americon fed eration of labor concluded ir' sew: sion in Toronto on + Monday. night. President Compers left. for Peterboro. aly hopes for Britich support in cone of territorial changes in the Bal hy + it you Winni whom Four hundred immigrants arrived at | (7 ip § day and Sunday, : Quebes; honorary | ,000 Juinted and argped | in dri jn ithe | ' ected : Eo E. Doucet, Que ing them for service in the Yalu river. i 4 pm, £0 pot at oa DOCK From Montreal. 3d ts piri] Camb " Samiroman, May J; Xpntess For further