, strengthens the system to resist the added strain, A perfect laxative --it removes all poison from the system. Purifies and enriches the blood. It the liver and kidneys active. A 'S possesses the rare quality of being a bowel and stomach tonic, without any re-actionary effects. At all Druggists 25¢c. and 6oc, ak "DISGUSTED AND DISAP- POINTED FOR MANY YEARS ec] Wanted The Shrievalty--Some- thing About The Conservative Machine--Renfrew Election Be- comes Warm. Pembroke, Dec, i1.- Fhe allortd a the opposition press to show that ti of Sime Findlay at. Premier Ross" meeting on Friday night is the result of recent actions of the govern ment are reg, heré as absurd. Mr. Findlay's claim to a more than ordinary hearing arose from his hav ing been a member of the Dominion house for a few months following the election in North Renfrew in 1872, that he contested the riding against Sir Francis Hincks in 1869, but was de- feated. It was thus that he formed the acquaintance of Hon. Mr. Ross while the latter was in the Dominion pariia- ment. Mr. Findlay's hold on his po- litical friends was short-lived, for when the next election came early in 1871 he was unable to secure the party nomination. In 15800 Mr. Findlay was an unsuccessful applicant for the office of sheriff of Renfrew, and since then he has fought against Mr. Barr, form er liberal member. He spoke against the late Premier Hardy, and has not supported the liberals for many years in either dominion or provincial af- fairs. While generally respected, he has absolutely no personal following inthe riding. That he spoke for him- self only on Friday night was shown by the entire absence of encourage ment from the conservatives present, and by the impatience of the liberals after he had given his main points. His position therefore as a critic of By the accompanying illus- tration we can but s st the exceptional values offered by us in Brooches. Ho. 913-Price, $90.00 In this beautiful Sunburst Brooch there are 65 Pearls, mounted in 14k. Solid Gold. . by sail. yOu are not per SRE TT Write for our handsomely illustrated new Catalogue. Ready for delivery Nov. 15th. RYRIE BROS. 118, 120, 122 and 124 Yonge St, Toronto Christmas 'trade has begun nest hy the number of pur- ® have stored for Christ- HOTEL EMPIRE Broadway and 63rd Street, N.Y. City, 7 ES REID, Rooms $1 per a An aria. il orders: prompuy attended to From Grand patral Station om minutes. A cars Transit Co." pass the Hotel Empire. The restauran: every evening, Chocolates .. | "Eu arms Fo W. Johnson Quinn, Prop. _ Incorporated Under the Laws of Massachusetts FULLY PAID. KINGSTON BRANCH Opposite British American Hotel. *Fhoue $00. . J. McKENNA, 34 = A, margin or for cash. SKATES Properly Ground with Special FOR SALE. the liberals is not regarded with any alarm. He has not been regarded as a liberal and there was therefore no- thing of "sudden conversion" about his action. CAPE VINCENT CLIPPINGS. Death of a Former Respected Resi- dent Of The Village. Cape Vincent, Dec. 11.--Thursday af ternoon M. E. Lee visited the store of J. C. Gregor, for the purpose of mak- ing - some purchases, The trap door, which leads to the cellar, was leit open, and he accidentally jell through the opening, sustaining serious in- Juries. He was carried home uncon scious, but is doing well. At Wash ington, D.C., occurred the death oi Augustus Carrier, formerly of this vill- age, in the cighty-sixth year of his age. Mr. Courier had made his home with his daughter, Mr<. N. T. Taylor, at Washington, for several years. He had not been in good health for a long time. Mr. Carrier was well known to Cape Vincent people and was held in high esteem by all. He was a man of more than ordinary intelligence and possessed a keen conception of right and justice. As a citizen he was hel in confidence; as a husband and father, he was kind and loving. He is surviv- ed by one son, Dr. Albert Carrier, De- troit, and one daughter, Mrs. N. T. Taylor, Washington. The remaini were taken to Detroit for interment. Mr. and Mrs. George Fleike are hap py over the recent appearance of a fine baby girl. James Parker, sick take | 18 of Irish extraction, resents the re: pre w way to Fort Lee erry," and reach-Hotel Empire in sav resign. He claims that he was forced of the ** Metropolitan it of the Empire is noted for the excellence of its cuisine, its eof 5 ficient service and moderate prices. A fine library of choice litérature fo» the sxelusive use of our guests. Empire has been the favorite hotel for tourists visitine the Metropolis. Fancy B es. Ri ten minutes of amusement and | yc, 2 The Toy is the Jandquarters of the ork, I tp ne. Stock general commanding the district, and the local inhabitants resolved to make A "Bill," said one young urchin, "are you going to the Yeomanry review ?" » "Anything to be picked up?' asked Clarence Chambers, Clarence S1. | «ui. ti. oopers aia thir wert y ' ---- anager. Eddles, of Bonds, Stocks, Grain and Provisions boaght on | the hing. They go right to work at Machine and Fitted to Boots. : quiet." Sowing Machines, Typewriters || Tomar, wet pretend we y don't advertise." of typhoid fever at Ithaca, is improv ing. A bazaar for the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal church is being held at the Oddiellows' hall Friday and Saturday of this week. Mrs. S. §, Black gave a very enjoyable card p ty Thursday. Thirty-five oi uma present. A dancing party was héld at the firemen's building Friday evening. Jobn Kilborn made a business trip to Oswego Friday. Edward Ref is clerk- ing at the store of N. F. Willoby, Ros- iere. Reserved seat tickets for the Miller lecture, December 19th, can be had at Laird's store. C. E. Reed, hotel Carelton, will hold a social dance at Oddfellows' hall on New Year's eve. Guntoman's orchestra, of Watertown, has been secured. C. Crowley, Rochester, has been in town several days reorganizing the C.M.B.A. Irish Blood Up. Gen. O'Connor, commander of the French troops in Oran, has been re- primanded severely by the minister of war for engaging in a fist fight in Rue De Courcelles. The general, who primand, and has even threatened to into the fight, though he admits that "being of Irish descent he naturally enjoyed it." The man who attacked him is Capt. Muller, who wears the decoration of the Legion of Honor. He says that the general, under whom he served, has ruined his military career by sending false reports upon his con- Easy Money. From Tit-Bits, a recently formed rural squadron of Yeomanry were to be inspected by the the occasion one of general festivity and holiday-making. Bill, with an eve to the main chance. "Lots of tuppences," said the other laconically, x "What for 1" asked Bill, "Why, for holdin' the horses' heads The Evils Of Consumption Are Well known and the next best thing i We is to ow a reliable cure. Mrs Stony Mountain, Man., says: "Dr. Hamilton's Pills are just chee, use only Hamilton's Pills." Price, 25¢. per box. ---- The Quiet Kind. Tommy--"Can wo play at kecping a shop here, mamma ?" Mamma (who has a headache)-- "Certainly, but you must be very Stop That Cough. The "Diamond" Cough Remedy gives pn. hora. nel wht when he defeated Peter White. Before | FASHION'S FORM. ---- A Simple Frock For Home Even. ing Wear. This pretty frock can be made very inexpensively and world be most ate tractive for the etenc.os that one spends et 2 feng sufficiently dressy, but not overt: Jatorate. It can be made of esttun crepe, which the shops are welling so very reason- fz ably at present. Iale gray, blue, ae coffee color, or, in fact, any shade could be used. The trimming is of an inexpensive but efiective lace inser- tion. The illustration shows how it is strapped on. In the front there is a little square tucked yoke with, the two straps of lace coming down either side. The back is particularly pretty, with the lace coming down below the belt. It will be noticed that the sleeves do not gather into the Lig cuff, but hang loose, forming a deep ruflle at the elbow. The skirt is circular, with the exception of the front width and deep yoke, which are cut in one piece. Turkish Sultan's Alarm. A recent comical incident inside the walls of the harem of Sultan Abdul Hamid, shows how strong ig his fear of anarchists, One of the inmates of the harem, had learned from a visitor the use of face powder and bribed one of the eunoch to send to Vienna for a particular brand. In due time the box arrived at Yildiz Kiosk, only to be seized by the secret agents of the sul- tan. With all precautions the suspici- ous box was sent to the laboratory of the army, while the agents report- ed to the sultan that they had seized a box of dynamite. A week later the authorities reported that they had found the contents of the box harm- less, The eunuch was then taken from prison, but punished with banishment for life to Asia Minor for having caus- ed the sultan unnecessary worry, Kant Krack Rubbers. Sold only at A. nethy's. Aber- To Be Royal Princesses. London, Dec. 14.--1t is stated that at the New Year the king will raise the two little daughters of the Duke and Duchess of Fife--Lady Alexandra Duff and Lady Maud Dufi--to the rank of royal princesses, Dr. Shoop's HE Any honest person who suffers from rheumatism is welcome to this offer, For years I searched everywhere to find a specific for rheumatism. For nearly twenty years I worked to this end. At last, in Germany, my search was rewarded. I found a costly chem- ical that did not disappoint me as other rheumatic prescriptions had dis- appointed physicians everywhere, I do not mean that Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure can turn bony joints into flesh again. That is impossible, but it will drive from the blood the poison that causes pain and swelling, and then that is the end of rheuma- tism. I know ths so well that I will furnish for a full wonth my rheuma- tic Cure on trial. | cannot cure all cases within- a month, It would be unreasonable to expect that. But most tases will yield within thirty days. This trial treatment will convince you that Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure is a power against rheumatism--a potent force against disease - that is irresis- tible. My offer is made to convince you of my faith. My faith is but the out. come of experience--of actual know- ledge. I know what it can do. And I know this so well that 1 will furn- ish my remedy on trial Simply write me a postal for my book on rheumatism. 1 will then arrange with a druggist in your vicinity so that you can secure six bottles of Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure to make the test. You may take it a full month on trial. If it succeeds the cost to you is $3.50. Ii it fails the loss is mine and mine alone. It will be left entirely to you. I mean that exactly, If you say the trial is not satisfac- tory I don't expect a penny from you. I have no samples. Any mere sample that can affect chronic rheumatism must be drugged to the verge of dang- er. I use no such drugs; it is dangerous to take them. You must get the dis ease out of the blood. My remedy does that even in the most difficult, obstinate cases. It has cured the oldest cases that 1 ever met, and in all of my experience, in all of my 2,-| 000 tests, I never found another ro- Judy that would cure one chronic case ten. Write me and I will send you the book. 'ry my remedy for a month, for it can't harm you amyway. If it fails the loss is mine. wa Dr. Shoop, Box 40, Racine, "Mild cases not dlironle are often cured b one or two bottles. At. IN MALE ATTIRE. R18. : wn FRENCH WOMAN KILLED "WHILE DRIVING IN PARIS eFunction Wore Disguise For Purpose--Was a Noted Beauty And Sought to Avoid Attention. | Paris, Dec. 15.--The Countess Diane Ogier &'Ivry, the beautiful daughter of Count Ogier d'Ivry, died in a hos- pital here on Friday under remark- able circumstances. On Friday evening a pony cart dri- ven by a handsomely dressed young man, accompanied by a groom, col- lided with a heavy vehicle near the | Avenue du Bois de Boulogne. The oc- | cupants of the pony cart were thrown | out and the groom was slightly and | the voung man dangerously injured. | The latter was removed to a hospi- | | 1 of the kidngys is one of the most im- portant in'the human economy. Into everything we eat and drink, no matter how "pure" the food is labeled nor how careful we are, poisons enter. 'Were we not provided with organs espe- cially designed against these poisons, "human life ae soon perish. The kidneys are the filters of the blood. They catch the poison in the food and expel it from the system. To do this they must be healthy and vigorous. When they are weak, or overworked, or clogged, or handicapped by disease in even a slight degree, they work B& imperfectly, or nor at all. The best} remedy for disordered kidneys is tal. i There he was placed in the male ward, and' the doctors were prepar- ing for an operation when they found | the injured person to be a woman. | She was removed to the female ward, and was identified as the daughter of | Count Ogier d"Ivry. A medical exam- ination disclosed that her skull was fractured. in three places, and she died soon after, The countess was twenty years old, and her blonde hair was cut short. It is explained that she was in the hab- it of assuming male attire to avoid at- tracting the attention of men. The d'Ivry family is highly connected.- The count is a retired army officer, and the author of a number of poetical works, including "Rhymes of Cape and Sword." A member of the family's entourage says the countess was fond of daring | feats of horsemanship, and liked to drive coaches, drags, and four-ip- | § handa, ~ She found that male dress attracted less attention while driving. and when thus - attired was one of the most daring drivers on the avenues. The family has a chateau at Nerae. where the peasants were familar with the countess' strange costume and daring. u=-Ju This latest product of medical research stimulates and tones disordered kidneys to bealthy action, the poisons are cast from the system, ar health returns. Bu-Ju is sold by all druggists in box of so pills, 50 cents. Do not waste time and money ; : on useless substitutes for Tie (fife } Ler TED. A NEW YORK, N.Y. AND { Bu-Ju, the kidney pill WINDSOR, ONT. } Hints To Shoppers. that cures. Buy Christmas goods now. You can get a better se- lection than if you wait till later. Do not go at noon hour; the clerks have to eat oc- casionally. Do not get in ga hurry and imagine other custo- mers should stand aside for you. Give the clerks a show. They are anxious to please you and can succeed much better if you do mot fuss about like an old maid. Get around in the day- time, you who can, so that those who cannot do so may have a chamce. Buy from our own merch- ants. Christmas Shoe and Slippers For the best selection of Fancy rg Footwear call at Abernethy's. The largest stock of the latest styles of Slippers and Fancy Shoes ever shown in the city. Skating Boots; every style and price. P2440 040204 t Pet dt oS " FPIFE IVE PP 43404044 P4 40444 ---------- THE GAMBLING PARADISE. Overshoes anh Rubbers,\ Overgai- ters and Moccasins. N Monte Carlo Is More Prosperous { Than Ever. | Monaco. has stopped paying subsi- | § 9 dies to the French press, for the Paris C 11 t Ab ethy Ss papers, even those formerly friendly, { a a ern are clamoring against the curse of the | - For Trunks and Valises. Riviera. At Monte Carlo, however, i -- there are no signs of threatening dan- ger, The number of visitors, and es- 55 des pecially American, was larger during the month of November than ever be fore, and at several of the roulette ables the players spoke only Eng- ish. Casino has been made lar ger, | " and, to accommodate the greater pe | A goad one for $2.50. A Detter one for i 75 flux, gambling starts at 10 in the | The best one for $3. morning and lasts until midnight, in- | stead of from noon till 11, { A baccarat club will shortly be op- | ened by the Casino management where | the big plungers will vary the usnal" | programme, of trente-et quarante and roulette. The rooms are £600,000 ahead of last year's profits and the money is rolling in all the time, Ey. Have your Christmas and New Year's Dinn:r leaned-out Ton ih ie id | cooked ona HAPPY HOME > Range, the large st tote offices of the Casino adminis: | and most economical range on the market. tration to beg enough cash to pay hotel bills and take them home. The kelp afforded by the Casino ranges From $2.50 to $3.50. from $25 to $2,500. Swindlers often { S try to take advantage of this privil- | O BR A ke oe xe, bi it is seldom that they sue- . Re ceed. A few days ago, however, a i smartly dressed man, giving a well pho z Princess Sires: known name and address at a leading | Yolo ne, 38. hotel. claimed $600 and his fare to} = 2 elgium. He was given 8250 and a | 1 : first class ticket home. Scarcely had Do Your Holiday de left Monaco than it was found that | 1¢ was a notorious thief, who had ar. | 1 rived penniless at Monaco a few days opping : Avoid the inevitable rush and an noyance of a few days §tocks are most complete ; | before, and had stayed at a common | lodging house on the Condamine. later. Now -- ------ With Crick In Th e Back, now you can leisurely and advantageously do You are up against a whole lot of | troubls unless you have gq strong re- Dil like Nerviline to settle puin and ¢1 lodge stiffness. from the muscles and i 0 i : Joints. Just rub Nerviline on the pain- | A Few Suggestions for hristma s Presents : fel fpot-not much rubbing because | Nerviline has more power than ordin- ary owindis. 'ou won't suffer long ry A after Nerviline i i or i e | i v "Chi oque Sash and Ni lieves . ost. applied Tor Phi lip | Ladies' New Blouse Waists, many Children's Toque Sash and Mit Sts, Adams, of Oakland, says : "If i | designs, in all the latest materials. Flannelette Wrappers and Kimonas. hadn't used Nerviline I gue. , k . : ies' 'hi } Sadie w od Ne ¥iline ] guess my back |" Toadies' New Dress Skirts from $1.95 | Ladies' and Children's oul : yet, ew app ications |. 29 Underwear, Night Gowns of viline took out all the soreness | if Corset Covers, ete : and stifiness. 1 can recommend Ner. | hg > viline for any Lind of 'muscular pain, Hose elso for rheumatism." Price, 25c. ------ The Whole Story. Washington Star. UCatchin' cold an' gettin' well: That's 'bout all there is to tell Of this life. it scems to me, All the wav from A to Z. Somcone asks you ** How d'ye do? An' you've only got 'jes two Answers if the truth is told-- Gettin' well," or "catchin' cold.' your holiday shopping. Ladies" New Collars, very choice, 25¢c. to $1.25. Children's Tam Crown Hats at $1, worth $1.50, : nape " Flannel tte Deawtrs, Ladies' and Children's Coats, in Foster Supporters, Be, to $1. | fetching and elegant designs. 50. MILLINERY.--A host of tasteful and seasonable things, embracing the | latest creations in fine Headwear ; all pleasingly priced. ------------ SPENCE & CO, The Leading Millinery a . and Mantle Store. Imperial Babbit--A Canadian Metal for Canadians Once used always used; because better than any other kind used. Lead Pipe, Battery Zine, Fuse Wire, Phosfor Tin, Pig Tin, An- timony Lead, and all White Metal mixtures. | { | i | { { } When your throat is feelin' sore, An' your head begins to roar, Then vou know that if vou wait Patiently, vow'll feel first rate, An' vou know, when free from PAin You'll be catechin' cold again. That's 'bout all there is to tell-- Catchin' cold an' gettin' well. IE ELE THE CANADA METAL CO., TORONTO} ONT. - Hardly any rubbing wi j N Will wash anything, b the Sunlight way. Fi and draw it out of the Then roll them up tig minutes and let Sunlig] on the wash board and get at the seams but do and don't wash throug] out all the dirty suds, way. 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