avenue, Toronto, 38 pronounced Sikeen and ea cough, pains iy the A 4 inflammed. throat, of ite lor 4 sampla hati Dr. T. A Sloenm: i of street, west, Toronto, Me, druggist' 5 name, n 'S.KIDNEY PIL | ? PRICE, 25, 15k YS OWN 2% s sroughness of the d chapping. ¢ totlet and aursery use. ose WET SOAP. C0., Mera. monTREN®) RISCH PIANOS are used is loved apd studied as an BESE & 00., Agents. ud. Warerooms, 82 King eet. W., Toronto. n Steck Exchange der 1h Laws of 1 assachuw tts iL $100.000 MALY «PAID. TON: BRANCH lambrs, Clarence Si de Hote f. MCKENNA, 'Manager -- Provisions Sought on N. Peck, : Chaumont Bay, a this ibrmidg bo Ottawa and Mon- iivad Living haw ua spaniel i wa, jaiter visiting Mrs. D. with business. A. oe B. Williamson and Miss LIST OF ARRIVALS, Pores (illiamson retuned this of: | 4¢ ¢he Grand Hotsl, Caledonia Thomas Daley, Cape Vincent, is the Springs. guest of his brotha, P. Daley, of the A Rudolph, L. Cohen, Mr. an Canatlian Mrs. Aug: Lachopelle, H. Sprag Miss" Bullis; formerly of! the lodal C. | M. Genser, Dr. R. F. Ruttan, P.R. telegraph office, is agent of the company at Rat Portage. Mrs, J. after: a pleasant visit with friends in orang, has returned Mr: and Mts. J.-C. Balls, 'of 'the deal and dumb jastitute, elowille have been visiting Rev, 'Holah. Mra CL quite il at the iting ON +g pe vere tonitis. 3 oo oo. Earle, it gust 20th, E. Johnston, Brock street, Mr. Denis, St. McNally, Rar, 3 ee, is home of sister, wks Dbl A mechanioal en euginerr in a large ned Mrs. Mier Robles g Montreal street, is convalesc ter a operation; in e, he youngest , Has just 'passed through'a tack of appendicitix and peri- He was very days, but is now rallying. R. + Draper. son of Richard Dra- CRT. Sith, Toronto, of the te | Cheshunt, nd Jooph Tod Je ophone service, is in the city on or Naiitoba and Nouth. West Territories and Mrs. F. Meaght Mrs. J. A: McDonald, Now and Mrs. E. A Buckman, Brockville; 8. Eoright, L. Rickford, Yt; Tr. and Kingston, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. J. St. Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. B Montreal; Mrs. nie, 8. J% Jenkins, McLennen, dnnghter of Mr. and ill for a few and Joseph Red- to combine pleasur: J. Lewis, Mrs. E. Demar, Mrs. Knight, Professor of surt dente] Oxfor d, who 'Addresses the American Bar 26th. bloat. This feeling conti to the extremities, until became 'a Nelpless, SIR FREDER] CK POLLOCK, a 4 The urinary weal abd distressing, the Donthe Association on August | very frequent. tala; » Allan n, iRoclieeter; A. H. G Tniversit »- | O'Brien, Holtby, J. P. Howard, Bn Soha ardiner, Univetgity ave Ottawa; Mr. and re Tok Hutt) Reve R. Bamiforth, wife and chil Vankleek Hill, Ont; iss B. E. Mc dregs, Trenton, are guests until Mon- Lean, Aberdeen, Ont. Miss Roberts, Any of Mrs. William Lake, Queen | Miss Haren, 8. WM. Wickett, ey wd te tom D, Afreet. 5 Wis, announcing the: death of his | rica: of the 'devastation caused by the E. R. Benn, ; attending the old boys 3. dst, ns ie ¥- 3: wife. Mr, Murphy has been in the | yumber of lions inferting the ar the swelling began' to the pu a Hamilton, a Webb, Lyntowhville:~ N.- Melennep, | city, for the past month erecting the | distriets passage of the urine 'was loss 'frequent, ho lan Syening, well ple with dn. Je machinery for the manufacture of | The German missionary stationed at and the pation bg with % Secerllin "We Bh x Me. ond Mes. 'B. Fo Meech, | nev cereal foods in the mill of the , Karasini reports that 'in his district fresh hope, The of the res ) J onipson, New Cereal company. Last | Jlone no fewer than fifteen some time Tonger set Mr.'S i. Tho ia \ ompson at their down the + W. J, Carmichael, Montreal, superin- tendent of buildings for the fell Tele- phone company, is in 'the' ¢ity spend: ing. a short vacation. i Helen Thom, on, rse, | : p i ong Fei the ny prin to rill, Ottawa; Chas. T. Hastings, W. reached his home yigit her ints,. Mr. and Mrs. [Oy Rocheleaw; St. Johnsburg, Thompson; Brock street. Vi: L. N. Palmer, Master Ralph " Miss Tithe! Mi Hurd, of Lafargeville, } Palmer and Miss Bessie B Gensen, N.Y., - guest of Miss Ethel Marsh, { Montreal; Macdonell, Miss Mac Nelson © street, for the 'past three | 47 Yi. Toronto; and Eugene Atchim. | Brockville Times. weeks, left for home to-da bault, Vt.; St. Johns, P.Q. Hise Virginia Huge, et Hope, tt storage on Thursday the veached the city to-day and will he" A Risky Operation. J vil the guest of Miss Skinner, "Mait- { Dr. Barrett, son of the late Henry 00a. |; lraL Jand House," D. AS - to the city after spending a couple of weeks' tage of Jake. The Spooner ton « township, yesterday had a reun jon at L members afternoon. Prof. C adlelphill, ate fnithe ity, (he cvest pf Mrs. 6G. Y. Chown, Barrie street. They Military hip corsets, 0c., New York | at 6 a.m. Carter's Little Liver Pills will eure fave Just. returned from a tour of the | Dress Reform. you. Dosey one little pill. Small cine' Co, Brockville, Ot. . ovary destription.. New York Droas Sanita ; To«ay, 3 lbs. Taylor's chocolates Just in another shipment, Taylor's | price. Small dose. Small pill. ictal Reform. J ] i. daikon, Biadlord] Pai, "is for $1, ; gatweal soap, three for 10¢. Blackberries; pails, Crawford. Blackberries. Crawford. # ¥ 3 r------------ " A mm ss . - i a ---- er we & a ht visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. summer cottages Waldh, al river. Miss E. Shane, for some time aw ahd family have return- vacation at the summer cot: families, of Storring- oughboro Lake. About sixty gathered to, pass a pleadint ecil Lavell and wife, of Phil: he rare, BE. Higginson, White River | Junetion, Vi; O. Rae, Alextindria, Ont; Mrs. J. A Marwell, Ont: J. Buck, F. A. Bailey, Montpelier, Vi Z. Chambers, Vankleek Hill, Ont; Mes J. Barry, Miss K. Me of the Montreal; J. C. Mrs. Prevost, Barrett, Barriefield, is »¢ported by the Yukon Sun to have performed a most dangerous and diffi ot surgical operd tion at St. Mary's hosji J. CC. Woods, on Muskoka | City. The named Robichand, Fihie scalpel, anit was slowly wasting away from tubercalosis. tion hupy the man's c ig #0 a faiv) way to recover, Cases of removing such an organ are said to and certpinly risky. right Hawkesbury, A Frontenac A. Me 0' Keefe, Mrs. Milton W. Mer | ORC started pounds. I, Dawson Kingston buyer, kidney of a miner £6,500. was removed, with goods for Mr. Cn thy opera hance of life. He and Clayton. HIS WIFE DEAD. Reaches Home After Death Had Ocetirred. Con. Millan this morning received a . Murphy, Milwaukee, week he took a trip to Quebec, and on Monday last, while absent, gram was received here for him sum nioning him home on account of the serious illness of his wife. He city Tuesday homeward, but eve he his wife had died His many friends here will learn with regret of his sad affliction. A Big Shipment. There was shipped. out from the cold load of nheese in the history of the [a boxes with a gross weight of 65,694 pounds, which exceed ed the capacity of the car by 5,694 The 'cheese was tonstyned to | duck the old country by 1. George Easton handled the Murphy. The Rideau Steamers Daily between Ottawa, Smith's Falls | oy. J. The Ridean | a%e Navi fo gation Co, steamers leave for Clayton daily at 6:30 p.m; for Ottawa daily | LIONS IN EAST AFRICA. Complaints of Devastation by King of Beasts. Berlin, Aug. 22.--Complaints con tinne to be made in German East Af- been cured after un was decided { ve By the time the 'Second a on have been carried off and roma oe on his feet lone during the past few weeks.' The limbs were restored to a natives: arp afraid to leave their huts | dition, his we after nightfall, The local residents suggest thal the protective" troops might be well em nlovéd in ridding the country of this fearful 'plague. ------------ These Angels Lacked Wings. Paris, Aug. 22.-The Paris police re contly arrested" three men, each of whom pretended to 'be an angel and to have robbed Noah's ark. There was semblance of truth in their state ments, as each had a bag in which there was a parrot, severyl chickens, a - a dog, some pigeons, and a They happened to be inmates of | ease and an insane asylum who had esca ed over the walls and gone on a prome- nade through Paris. a tele seach night and at out | his i dally work a , healthy © to other sufferers. ams' Pink Pills bave, in thousands of cases pro largest ear organ in the body, W. Murphy, a was valued at Do not suffer from sick headache a moment longer. It is not necessary. 50 cents a box, or six noes We searoely eos than miraculous. The di: sense, which some two years pros. trated Mr, Stevens, came ns him thy function, and then the peg flesh, A finger {od flesh would leave a mark all y trouble as dropsy, but. as their dies failed to elect a cure, they . pi stage, the case of a neighbot long und illness through the usé of Dr, ams' Pink Pills was vecalled, and it a cured man. healthy con ight Became normal, the kidneys resumed their functions health- fully, and to-day Mr. Stévens goes ab- Ay a is entirely due: to, Drs Williams' Pink Pills, and he docs not hegtitate to strongly recommend t! thew To the casnal reader cases like this may seem reniarkable, but Dr. Willis I AEE tors to be inturable, These pills dinke new, rich blood with every dose; ani in this way tone and strenothen overy driving out dis- restoring the medicine dealers or sen t post rid pd hy addressing Ue Dr, Willlame a EE ilu d Jill a tin) spocinien mont and lu is Wade's. should nok Waste, Hon rod Anjuable ] iN "Butter. Butter. 20¢. | time - experiment th o medi ; A atiat, She. Tinest ream, | cies, but should "taki Dr. Wiliams Berries And Plums. rd Pink Pills at onic. if they wivh to 'be large a . restored to full "health; Sold by all blue and green plusis, penetrating liniment on the mar: ket to-day, is aie White Linon. tient health after all other a ve fait, | A positive ture | ed. Those who" are weak and ailing, or | inflam who suffer from | chromio diseases, iia Ordered or ' ready-made corsets silk organdie owe tafete, aid wear corsets of Flannels As. in everything else, you will al- ways find, our flatsels to be of the very best qualities, all wool means ab- solutely 'pure wool, warp and wool. WHITE WELSH FLANNEL -- Soft qualities, yam specially propared, free from 'lime or dressing, at only 25c., 35¢., 40c., 50c. TWILLED FRENCH WHITE FLAN- NEL -- Note the border on these {OOS the "pink edge is a guarantee of reliability, light and heavy weights, He. 40c., Bbc., 0c. yard. WOOTCH " STRIPED" ALL WOOL JFLANNELS.--Warcanted all pure wool and thoroughly shrunk, grey and fawn ground, 'with blue and pink stripes, splendid values, at 40c., 50c. FRENCH FANCY FLANNELS. New designs in light and dark shades, some with the mew bordered effects. Price only Se. yard. Silks in You want plentlid silk values, come here. We have them. Our black Uailks ave the talk of the town. 5% BLACK HABUTAL SILK.--27 inches wide, the colors are warranted abso- + lotply, stainless soil qualities guaran- +4994 pot to pull: 50c., Toe, 81, $1.25 yard. RLaok SILK POPLIN--Made hy ona ofthe besteFrench manufactirers, the #amé on both sides, warranted not to slipror-erack. Poplins will never shine or become grasy looking, well worth $1.35 for $1.10 yard. RLACK TAFFETA SILKS.-- Don't take our word . about these excellent w_xalies, See for yonrsell. We are al ways pleased to show our goods, Black Silk Taffeta, 19 inches wide, only. 50c.. yard, Black Silk. Taffeta, 20 inches wide, only 60¢. yard, 4 Black Silk Taffeta, 21 inches wide, only 7c. yard. Black Silk' Taffeta, 22 inches wide, only SOc. yard. ¢: . Remnants of Gicking Only, fiftecn lengths in this lot. Ten vards in: éach length. We procured the lot from 'an American manufacturer at y liberal discount. Neat stripe efiects, veds, blues and white. 10 yards in each end. Regular value, 25¢. yard, for end $2. Bed Spreads CROTCHETED SPREADS. -- Full size, fine, oft quality, very attractive centre patterns, finished on ends, ready to use, only $1.15. SATIN FINISHED ENGLISH SPREADS.-- Will wash and do up beautifully, graceful, spray and centre piece patterns. Special lot at $1.98 each. SINGLE BED CROCHET SPREADS --~Made of soft Egyptian cotton, a really excellent article, fine, soft make, at only 79. each. Cushions and Pillows "The broad glarantee that comes on every single pillow or cushion can be fully. relied upon. well made, sewing is very evenly done and filling of the best. The coverings are CUSHIONS.-- 18 x 18, 20 x 20, 22 x 22 24 x 24. Prices, 35c., 45c., 50c., 60c., 76c., 85¢c., 81., $1.25, PILLOWS.-- Extra strong covering, filled with real down, thoroughly cleaned, at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. Remnants Gowelling Po not miss these values. Remnants. of dish towellings, glass towellings, Huck towellings, Irish Dowlis, check linens, butcher's Nnen. Russia 'crashes, etc., ete, lengths range from 2 to 6 yards long. Frices fully twenty per cent léss than regu- lar. ; R. WALDRON Cor. Brock and Wellington Streets. Extraordinary Values ae IN House Furnishin Goods SHEETS.-- ready-made, not the fimsy Kind usually offered, but made in Kingston by reliable seamstrebees from heavy quality bleached sheeting. Note the full sizes of these gheets, made especially for long and wide beds, so dif: ficult to find elsewhere, 72 inches x 92 inches, only Tbc. each; 80 'x 97 in ches, only 90c. each. PILLOW CASES.-- Made of high ni English linen finish ¢otton, thoroughly sewn and warranted to stand any amount of wear. Sizes, 40, 42, 44, 16, 48 inches. Prices, 20c., 22¢., 28ec., We., We. each. Fall Suitings New Advanced Styles SCOTCH HOMESPUNS,-- Medium woth, all wool goods, for tailor cos tumes and skirts, can be made up wit hout any lining in the skirt, shades of Blues, Greys, Greens, Browns, Black, Navy, ete., 54 inches wide, pure wool, 75¢., 81, 81.25, $1.50 yard. $0.inch All WOOL FRENCH BRO ADCLOTH. -- Has a fine Venetian will, which will not beecowe rough after usage, shades of Black, Navy, Royal, Cadet, Grey, Tan, Castor, Brown, Green, eic., at only $1 per yard ENGLISH COVERT CLOTHS.~ 54 inches, all wool, will stand any amount of rain and mud, suitable for fall conts and costumes. Mixtures of Blues, Tans, Browns, Greens, Greys, ete, at per yard, $1.25, $1.50. CHECK TWEEDS. Neat small designs, so suitable for shiris, can be used on either side and made up with ot any lining. Regular values, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.50. Your choice at $1.25 $1.50 yard. y Window Sbades Every shade we have' tnd guar- antesd to be mounted on the best qualily roller, thoroughly finished and perfect 'cut. Over fifty styles to select from. Prices from 2bec. wp Quotations cheerfully furnished on any size of windows. Hosiery Stockings #mmped Waldron are warranted to be of a perfect color. They are full fashioned gad do: not wrinkle on the ankle, For ladics and children, 8 pair for $1, 5 pair for $1, 4 pair for $1 3 pair for SL 2 pair for 81 Jill Wool Blankets J boii : Unexcelled Offerings These Blankets are moving rapidly at such low prices. Every pair also- lutely pure wool, thoroughly seourel an! cleaned, handsomely finished with pink and blue borders, Regular $4.50 now 20 pe. off spbi: al at $3.60, Regular 85.26 now 20 pc. off spe i al at $4.20, Regular 36, now 20.p.e. off Special at $4.80, sot Regular, 86.76 now 20 p.c. off speci al at $5.40, Logular $7.50 now 20 p.c. off speci- al 80. COTTON BLEANKETS Both whit: and gray, pink dnd Glue borders, (no seconas), perfeét fresh goods, will stand washing and weering, Regular 96, for Toe. Rogilis $1.90 for 90. instances actually cheaper, than i quality by the nk gialoaon nan TAPESTRY RUGS-- 2} x 3 "yards, ou ; x ania » x4 4x4 4x4 at $10, $12.50, 3H 8 : $13, 818, $17.50, $18.80. 8. © "10 VELVET, SQUARKS.~ vy hook: close pile, made in one Pics without any seams, at $19, $22.50, $25 & & £5 Th Men's Shirts Made of "Grey Prins "sghe sna of dark shades, of room in 4 a hr Se habit made), ot $1, $1.30, $180, 4175, 89 NAVY | ALL: WOOL ° FLANNEL SHIRTS, The geniine fast indigo color, lined with cotton across the shoulders, very large in body and sleeves, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 each. #ow LARGE VARIBTY TOP SHIRTS. In Oxford, striped and plain sateen, knitted wool, "ete. BOF, 60c.; 706 00c., $1, $1.96. 11 Te & $ , BOYS' AND MEN'S JERSEYS. -- v Navy, red, white, also red gnd | striped, ble., 78c., 90c., 81, $1.95 $1. v rd