four wearing ap- rel is your home, mr shirt the incipal room, Shirts te a man love his 10. They are so 1ish and oom- 'table. k fowthis name inside the Collar. For wale as all best dealers. 4 <All particulars and * Illustrated - Cata- 3 the celebrated & Risch Pianos, ? King Street W,, Toronto ISE&CO,, 13 Frinceas A penis tan Stock Exchange od Under the Taws of Massachisebis TAL $100,000 PULLY - PALD, 3STON BRANCH Ghambers, Clarence St. ostte Bettiah Anericen Hotel. , J. McKENNA, Manager. cks, Grain and Provisions bought on cash. Date Music Store 36 Princesa Street. R NEXT. youn that it is only the good we, advertise. Ont of oves 100 ) recoived we w only an ), and these are daisies. The Metropolitan Three Step." ave it played for you.) 'Peaceful Henry." . (A slow eaceful Henry" will take you tropalitan, and both stay at you, for 85.cents. and Wood Dealer, arrack St., Kingston. CKLING 3 5 Vinegar ES ARE PURE AND FRESH. ite Wide Vinegar. rlish Malt Vinegar. Vinega a and Spices at nique 'Grocery. ir Pele alll be de- ts to Seit, Sealers. NG ber 3rd. uv "8th, on 10th and 1ith, $5.40. 1 1st and 38.85. 5 | Ror limit, Hite 434. 1503 A ran wi rill i} leave Kingston at putin 2:08 a MNOBOAY, All teh Ricker not Yt on trains Nos. 1, OTTAWA AND RETURN. Sept. Hin, 13th, 13th, SL 16th, 29th, $4.1 Sent, btn, 17th and Jew, $3.05, Return limit, oo ¥. Sept. 7th Round tickets will' be Jssued at Single lass Fare. Going Single Pin Sth 6th and 7th. Return limft--Sept. 8th, 1903 Tickets to certain points not good on trains Nos, 1 and # For particulars and Jickels apply; to . J. P. NLEY, Agent, aa Pass. Station. Kingston & Pembroke & Canadian Pacific ¢ Railways. EXCU RES SIONS Return Rates from Kingston OTTAWA EXHIBITION. Sept. 11th, 12th, 14th, 16th, 19th Bept. 15th, 17th, 18th, 3 8 Return limit, Sept. 21st, 1908. TORONTO EXHIBITION. Bept. 2nd, 8rd, 4th, '5th, Sth, 9th _ 10th and 1ith rae ag. $5.40 Bept. 1st and 7th, $3.85 Return limit, Sept. 15th, 1903 LABOR DAY, SEPT. 7th, Excursion tickets will be issued between all stations SINGLE FARE for the round trip. Going dates Sept.' 5th mad 7th. Return limit, Sept. 8th, 1908 HARROWSMITH FAIR. Rate Single Fare for round trip, Tick- bts good roiling Sept. 8rd and 4th, re- turning Sept. 5th, 1903 HARVEST EXCURSIONS. To Canadian Northwest Going dates, Sent. 15th and oF particulars at et P. RY Aacket Sfies, Ouf ¥ CON ¥F. 29th. a and Y, , FOLGER, 'in. . War: Agt. » Gen. Supt, THE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY NEW LINE FOR Tweed, Napanee, Deseronto, and all lo- tal points.' Train leaves City Hall De- pot at 4 pm. F. CONWAY, Agent, B. Q. Ry. Kingston. L.0..& B. of Q. Stb. Co., Limited CHANGE OF TIME. Steamer North : King for Rochester and Thousand Islands, Commencing August 80th, steamer leaves Kingston on Sundays at 5 p.m for Summerville (Port of Rochester), calling at Bay of Quinte ports Returning, dteamer arrives - at Kings ton on Sundays at 10:15 a.m. and leaves for Gananoque and 1000 Islands Steamer Aletha -- Kingston, Picton, Belleville. Commencing September 1st, steamer ves Kingston daily, except Sunday, at 8 pan, for Bay of Quinte ports and Picton. Om Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays . steamer calls at Deseronto, Northport and Belleville Yor Fn hiormation apply to ' BY, J P GILDER- SLEEV E, And SWIFT & CoO. Awents. Special Riles to' Toronto Exposition Toronto und 'return, including berth Westbound, $5. Tickets good going Aug. .- 10th ; returning up to for_simgle fare to Thousand , Brockville and Prescott, ouly. To Mentreal, good going a. oe Sunday, returning by oe ¥. KE. Monday. Round trip, § Steamers leave for Thousand Islands, Brockville, Prescott and Montreal daily, except Mond day, 6 a.m.; Monday, 5380 a.m. For Charlotte and Toronto, 5 p.m. daily, except Monday. HMIoR, TORONTO, BAY OF QUINTE ND MONTREAL LINE. Leave Kingston: BOING EAST. 4:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Wednesday and Tuesday, Thursday Friday ang Saturday. Bi. P. HANLEY J. SWIFT & CO Ticket Agent. Freight Agegt. DOMIRIIN LINE STEAMSHIPS MONTREAL AND QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL xDominion, 8, Oct. 10,7 Nov. 14 * Kensington 13, Oet. 13, Oct. 17 *Canads, & 26 Oct 31 *Southwark, Oct 3, Nov 7 BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL Mayflower, Sept. © 10 Oct 8 Commonwealth, Sept 24, Oct. 22 New England, uct 1, Oct a1 PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL. xNomadic, Sept. 5, frishman, Sept. 12 IAVONMOUTH DOCK AND BRISTOL. From Montread, xTurconfan, Sept 71, xMupxman Sept. 25 BOSTON TO MEDITERRANEAN. Lambroman, Sept. 19, Vancouver, Oct. 10 *Cold Storage and cool aur. Food, rage. For particulars wep to P. HANLEY, ov. P. GILDE RSLEEVE, 42 Oh renee St. - ha Dominion Line, Montreal & Port ALLAN LIN E/ From Montreal. Pretonan, Aue. 15, 5am; ¥rom 1 oo Bavarian, . 22. 5am. Aug. 22, 3 p.m Jonian, A 8 a.m. Aug. 20, Spm. First Cabin--8$63 and 'upwards, accords Ing to steamer. td Second Cabin--Liverpool and London- erry, $37.50 and $40. London $2.50 Shira Class--825 and $26, Liverpool, Perry. Glasgow, Beliast, London Through tickets to South 'Africa. Montreal to Glasgow, Direct. Bicilian (daylight) .... . Aug. 16th sears ith bin----$50 and upwards; Second Y. Agent, G.T.RN Clty Depot. J. P. Clarence street. ELEPHANT READY MIXED PAINT The very best paint on the mar- ket, most durable, finest colors, mad prices right. Sols agents for Kingston. < RiERY E, Grocers like to sell Lunch Tongue it is so extra good that people always come back for more. W. CLanx, Men, MoNTREAL If you eat Pork and Beans ° i eat Clark's _ they're delicious. J..8. Henderson, Kingston, Ageat, WHY A MAN AGED FIFTY SHOULD INSURE Because it is the safest method of pro- viding for dependents. There Nas neser been a failure of a legal reserve Life In- surance Company doing business in Can- ada The continuous instalment offered by the North Assurance Company, is an ideal method of making absolute provision for de- pendents For a payment of $869.00, and a like amount each year thereafter, & man aged 50 secures for his beneficiary, 2d 45, an annual income at his death ape $500.00 for twenty years, certain, fund as much longer as the beneficiary ives The strong financial position of the North American affordine undoubted security to its policy holders, makes it a most desirable company with which to make such a contract The North American Life policy American Life desires to representative for City of Kingston and vicinity, and $100.00 a month engage a first class the will pay a salarv. of to the right w"W. J. FAIR % District Manager, Kingston. man MID-SUMMER SALE. For Years past our annual mid- summer sale has heen a huge 'success, and is noted for the many bargains in all the different lines of PARLOR SUITES, ODD PARLOR CHAIRS, BEDROOM SUITES, DININGROOM SUITES, HALL RACKS, At reduced prices, Pay freights. JAMES REID, The Loading Undertaker, Phone 147. ' BUY Capadian Chocolates GANONGS Nothing Better ay | "|A. J. REES', Princess St. LET ME HAVE YOUR SALE And T will guarantee you satis- factory results. We don't brag, tut perform the work. Nothing sacrificed, but your best interest W. J. MURRAY, The Auctioneer. : Boiritual life will be held on Septem- * J! Rev. CHURCH WORK, A MILLION OF POL POUNDS with. OUT APPEAL -- Muller's Orphanage is Well Sus- tained -- Speak the Loving Words--The Methodist Mem- bership. Rev. Ralph Trotter, Columbia, has accep Aylmer Baptist church, The bishop of Huron has appointed Rev, R. 8. W. Howard, J3.A., Mitchell, to be rector of Christ church, Lon- late of Pritish a call to don. Prof. McKechnie will'have charge of Woodstock Baptist College during o ar's leave of absence granted to 'rincipal MéCrimmon. Rev, Mr. Gelan has resigned the pas torate of the German Baptist church, Arnprior, and left with his family for Williamsport, Pa., at which place he will engage in "pastoral work. The financial wieeting of Kingston Methodist district will be held at Harrowsmith on September 18th, A conveniion for promoting a richer ber 17th, The Pernley lecture is now arranged for two years in advance. Next year at the 8 Id conference, Dr. Arthue Gregory's Subjecs will be "Methodist Hymnol Rev. Herbert B. Work: man, M.A., Toronto, will be the lec turer at the Bristol conference 'in 1905. George C. Moor, M.A, Ph.D. formerly a member of College Street Baptist church, Toronto, and now pas tor at La Porte, Indiana, has received and accepted a unanimous call to the First Baptist church, of Champaign, Hlinois. There are in Canada 3,431 Methodist Bunday schools, with a total of 268, 107 scholars; also 1,776 young people's gocieties, with membership of 69,606 The associations during the year con tributed $29,531 to missions, an in crease of $5,000 over last year's do nations. On Saturday, 56th, the Methodist church, as now constituted, reaches its twentieth birthday. Though the union did not take effect legally till Jaly Ist, 1884, the first general conference ol the uniting bodies assembled in the Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle, Belle ville, on September 5th, 15883. Let us speak ont the loving words now when the hearts of those beside us might be touched, and wait not till they hie cold in the dust. Now is the time when men need sympathy. Let ws give them that sympathy now Love's quality is measured by what it will do, what it will give, what it will suffer. Wesley, a Methodist, wrote Lover of My Soul"; Toplady, an Epis copalian, "Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me"; Pawcett, a Baptist, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds'; Bowring, a Uni "Jesus, tarian, "In the Cross of Christ | Glory," and Cardinal Newman, who afterward became a Catholic, "Lead, Kindly Light." The Methodist general conference statistician, Rev, George H. Cornish, announces that he has just completed his enumeration of the membership of NURSED THE SICK, RUINED HER REALTH For Months Mrs Myles Lay a Helpless Sufferer From Ner- vous Prostration and Was Cured By Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, Mrs. John Myles, Sr, of South Woodslee, Essex county, Ont. is well known throughout the surrounding country becanse of her work among the sick and suffering, and it was on account of overexertion in this regard that her health broke down and she lay weak and helpless, a victim of nervous prostration. Doctors could not help her and she resolved to. try Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. As a result she has been thoroughly restored and by recommending this treatment to others has been the means of bringing back health and happiness to many a weakened and discouraged sufferer from diseases of the nerves. Mrs. Myles writes: "When 1 began the use of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food | was confined to my bed with what the doctors said was nervous prostra- tion. My stomach was very weak and 1 could not sleep at all for any length of time. Nervous chills and trembling would come over me and at times 1 seemed to be getting weak- er and weaker all the time. There were also paine on top of my head which caused me much suffering and anxiety "After using hall Dr. Chase's a dozen boxes of Food I began to gain in weight and to feel stronger Since then | have been gradually re- stored to health and in looking back can say that the improvement hax been something wonderful. 1 used iw ail 1 boxes of this preparation and feel it a duty as well as a privi- lege to recommend it to all who are suffering from nervous disorders. Several persons to whom I have de scribed my case have used it and been cured and I am sure that I owe my present good health, if not life itself, to Dr. Chase's Nerve Food." Mrs. James Hurst, 159 Pine street, Kingston, Ont "1 frequent- lv had distressing dizzy feelings in my head with pains in my back. About two months ago | began a treatment with Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and it war not long before | noticed a great change in my condi tion. I rest and sleep well now and get up refreshed in the mornings. The erve , states pains in my head and back do not bother me any. more. | am firmly convinced that this preparation is thoroughly and permane ntly curing me and that my system is mich bene fited hy its use." Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Pates & Co., Toron to. To protect you against imita tioms, the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W, Chase, the famous receipt conference, an hy Thi is a ap in 1 i, so long connected with the ssion and the work are making another great work in. the youngest son, B. ©, ing all, & young surgeon of great omise, to take wp work in Shansi, orth China, where Mr. and Mrs. Pig- gott laid down their lives, For the year ending June 30th, 1908, the entire "missionary income of the Methodist. churoh,. from subscriptions, Sollestions, Epworth Leagues, and Sunday schools amounts to $261,439, the, ay oe contribution in the history of the church, and $22.035 ahead of last year's figures. These figures do not include the contributions to the spe cial fund, whih has been gradually growing into respectable Pruportions. Close observers of the Wesleyan con. ference pi ings, saves the London Christian World, will have noticed how the tenacity of the three years' limit in circuits is becoming more and more relaxed. Twenty-seven applications for a fourth year were granted out of twenty-nine, one for a fifth year, and one for an eighth year. Circuits are beginning to discover that they have rights and priviliges as much as mis sions, and conference cannot logically resist the appeal. This sort of thing cannot go on indefinitely, and before long there will be another agitation for a general extension of the three years' term. The orphanage at Ashley Down, Bris. tol, founded by the late George Mul ler, received £41,702 last year Usimply in answer to believing prayer," mak ing in round numbers £1,120,000 sine the beginning, "without any appeal, verbal or printed, to the public, or so licitation for help addressed to one single individual." James Wright, whe issues the report, refers to a Jitedit tion made when: Mr. Muller died, 1898, to the effect that the work would now have to be carried on by new methods. "Yet for five years this work has gome on, and is going on to-day, on precisely the same lines on which it was conducted for the previous six ty-four years." MADE ENQUIRY. Into Death of a Lad at ronto, Belleville Ontario. The inquest, Wednesday, before Cor- oner Passmore, at Deseronto, to en quire into the, cause of the death of Joseph Gartland, a four-year-old boy, was adjourned until Friday next. A postmortem examination will be held. On Tuesday last the little boy was in his usual good health. He ate a hearty dinner ot | about two o'clock his meo- ther left him with a half-sister while she went shopping. The girl says she rocked the little fellow to sleep, car ried hit upstairs, and put him to bed. A short time after she heard a noise and went upstairs. The little boy turned over, gave a long wigh, and was dead. Dr. Newton was called but could give no reason as to the cause of death. This is the third death in the family since June last. In June two twin boys died suddenly, Dr, Newton made the postmortem examination. The organs, including the brain, lungs and heart, were found to be in a healthy condition; and. no reason could be found that would cause death. The stomach was sealed and will be sent to. Toronto for analysis, Dese- ---- Have Now A Fair School. Strathcona, Sept. 2.<Harvesting 1s pretty well over. Help was rather hard to get during the rush. . The Cement Works company and paper mill = are running their full capacity. The shock of the explosion at Tweed wast felt and heard here. Mrs. and Miss Dun- lap, who spent a few weeks visiting friends in New York state, have re turned. Thomas Sweet, ill for a long time with consumption, died on Aug- ust 20th, and was buried the follow ing Sunday. He was gbout fifty vears of age. Mrs, Jobnson, Kast Angus Que, is visiting Mra. G. 'and Mrs. E. Rook. Miss Baker is the guest of her mister, Mrs. Rickson Mrs. Alfred Knight, with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hawley, Trenton, were callées of Mrs. Lott, Sunday. Mrs. Martin went to Manitoba per excursion, to visit friends. Hugh Davy is somewhat bet- ter. Mre. Davy has also been ill. Their daughter, Mrs. D. Thompson, is with them. Many farmers wore forced to thresh before all their grain was in There has been a very heavy harvest in thie section Mra. W. Rook has broken up housekeeping in Newburgh, and come to live with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kehoe entertained 5 few friends last evening; all enjoyed them selves very much. P. D. Shorey, who has had charge of the school here for two years, has secured Newburgh pub- Tic school. His, brother, William Shorey takes his place here. The schoolhouse hae been enlarged and the rool raised, so the junior department is now . taught in the npper storev. The roof ix covered with metallic roof- ing; there ix one large door for the main entrance, instead of the two nar- row ones The wood work newly painted and the building, which is of stone, is now a very handsome one. The cost of improvement was about £1,400, To Clean Children's Teeth. Berlin, Bept. 4.+The municipality of Strasburg has voted to build an $50 . 000 dental hospital for school child ren. Every pupil in the school is to be submitted to 4 dental examination on entering and twice dering school time until the of thirtem. The municipality had come to the conclu sion that a large proportion of the ills young people suffer come from bad teeth and lack of proper dental attendance, noe -------------- View The Famous Lest Channel. Steamer America leaves 8 p.m., making her of the Islands. Saturday If you should live to be the age of Methusaleh vou will never again have the opportunity of 'seeing as fine a vollection of attractions ag have been gathered together for Kingston's big fair next weck. has contributed towards. making undertaking an atiractive success. book autBor, are on every box, Fall Fashi. Fall styles are ready. "FIT-REFORM! style expositions, these days. hing is here ion approves--that good Baste pian ends. Rich, ele --Cho is prope "to purchase. These are lookin -around-day: "REFORM won't overlook "FI styles, proper styles, exclusive styles, make their debut to t men. Trousers, nt woollens that Scotland sends us--the ever lar English Cheviots-- Friezes and Coatings from the Em est Dormestics--well, stop in and see for r for fall wear--and the changes in'style since | It's an invitation we hope you will accept. Suits and Overcoats, $12 to $30. $3. $4, $5 and $6. ion Folk for most men, and : EE . i - FOYE 5 WARDROBES are that Dame Fash 5 Sh Princess Sole Agent, E. P. JENKINS, Street, Kingston. TORTURED IN JAIL Inhuman Treatment Suffered by Vienna, Sept. here from a student of the Technelogi cal institute of St. of a wellknown personage, the fiendish ill-treatment which he and wixty-cighs fellow prisoners suffered at the hands of the warders in the keeat or political prison, of the Rusdan capital, The father of that these erueltics are inflicted with the knowledge and at the instance of the minister of justice. For a trivial offence, that of talk- ing too loudly, upon by a hundred and nine warders, throttled, head downward to the rs, and and handcuffed ys floor from seven in the evebing to eleven in the morning, the cold be ing such woollen anita were shivering, prisoners' were met by taunts of Who will believe you?" ea which happened on Bogatsvo, Russkoje, a state official of eleven years' oprisoned by error, ty And while the cellars they heard prayers heing seid and vespers being sung overhead, New York, different tabies in a other night. ventor for the hat a . Langtry said, marvellous. that my own experience with the wire less telegraph was a complete success had dined « 1 left Ten days later , his wife beleving herself a widow, a mystery, and see the fine showing of live stock, I TTT, The Proper Treatment As a rile a man will feel well satis fied if he can hobble around bn erutch es two or three weeks after spraiving kis ankle, and it is three months hefore last special tour time for Chamberlain's promptly and freely applied, a comn- The whole of Sangin | plete otro hus been eficoted in lows than one week's time, and in some or cases within three days He [Ov all druggists. Prisoners. 4.---A letter received Petersburg, a son describes the stadent affirms the prisoners were sel beaten, dragged underground fettored, on the kicked, strait- jacketed, There they lay that the jailers in their threats to camplain "Who saw it? of the vietims of these omtrag: June th, is editor of the monthly, Another in worvice, Another is a doe and an author, sufferers lay in the s metress saw the in first time, Py. wonderful man he Ww," self at h "What he haw done | o lish Only | can't say lhand. H friend the night and when we with a pital, London, I had the telegram having married again, Unlike the on his ance Enoch, he insists Take un look in at the fair | Jentrew, Cobourg, Khannony For a Sprained Ankle. usually two or he has 'fully re This is an unnecessary loss in many cases in which Pain Balm has been explanati wale i eounty, Ameliashure, Bowmanyills, To Jones' Falls And Return Daily. For nm restful obting take Rideau sleamer any mording at 6 am, to Hones: Falls, arriving home same at 5 p.m. Single fare for round trip. Jowe a hand by Coughlin, in home, ran the uo nigrlecte passed a vessel 1 telographed by the | putated. He leit new method, "The ocean dors pot part |ing te return, : ent Will keep your roof water tight. Will make it tight in now leaky. It is equally good for We sell it in any quantity, McKELVEY & BIR 69 and 71 Brock Street. When at the Toronto SEE THE META And The Canada Metal aE "MACHINERY HALL: sn WOULD NOT SUBMIT. "w N P ts 0 Mr ars The. Qetan ows rr Er Death Rather Than Lose His One Signor Marconi werk dining aL Hand, restaurant + the New York, Sept. 1.-Rather than amputation Thomas a fish dealer, killed him. Coughlin in cleaning fin of a fish in his d the wound. Then, ax the hand begon to swell Irom blisod poisoning, Coughlin went to a hol There he was told that the only thing to do was to have the hand am: the hospital promis He was very despond- At night a man with whom he had back from my friends with a request to | worked for fifteen years called to see explain what it meant. Tt read, "The | how his chum was goiting along. ocean has no pants on." " "I've got to Jose my hand," Cough. lin said. ut 4 "Well, you'll have one left," said This Enoch Arden Rebels. Wal h, trying to cheer his friend. Sept. Lieutenant Remay, 1°60 0h iin went into the kitchen, who went with the French army to Walsh followed "him and saw him Madagascar eight years ago, returned swallow a small bottle of carbolie home to find himself a French Enoch acid. Coughlin died. before. an - ambi: surgeon arrived, The Fall Faire. county itte, "township :, and sme the FPremh law the Kingston's Big Fair .. . Sept. 811 marriage can be pronounced | 5rocote county . wHept. 810 Lanark, district "Mapt. 10-11 Cornwall, distriot Sept. 10-13 Ottawa, central Sept. 11-19 See Them Now. London, western tent Ln i v . pt. $3.50 men's box call lace boots, with | hsbance. county Reet IAT rubber heels for only $2.50, at Aber- | Hamiitos, central Sept. 15-17 y Brockville, district | Sept. 15-17 Porth, county Sept. 16-18 Lansdowne, township ,. Mept, 21-28 w "Dewey did it" without seeing Eetarboro, (central - Hons. i Kingston's big exhibition next week is On Out Sapt 22. 23-24 ; Hapt. Macdonald' is Soraars. township. Sept 24-08 : 24-25 how the water got The man who fan give a satisfactory on pray into the prize y at Kingston's big fait next week will be awarded a di ploma as being the wisest man in the it Ang a % L MA ier offices in Toronto, up to = ~~ Ten o'clock a. m , SATUR. DAY, Sept. aif, H Cosy : Bright Fire . Is an attraction for The cheery glow and heat of our coal will make "BOOTHS COAL 133, foot of West St.