9 m in its ely fatal time set se. The present r nature, thorities of uric remedy. specifics, to leave of such » This of pills § vercome | ; organs. | blood / purity 1 in the ined by uestion. in truth ney pill n Forever and SENSIBLE dies' Tailor-made wvely styles, 25c. Chamoi} Cloth, ery !!! Ladies' ices. Trim z Millinery. Mantle Store. Ss ne for $2.75. RS Dinner the largest JS .. sm ------ hoe } ion of Fancy rnethy's. »f the latest | Fancy Shoes ty. ry style and ers, Overgai- hy's Zincs. ®, ONT. SAF E rporgted 1833. Cupital Fully Paid, $1,000,000. + GODWIN'S INSURANCE EMPORIUM Teicpione 434. NOUN small sums, on city and farm property. Loans gran on city and county Satie tures. Apply to C. Mcu manager of IFroutensc Loan ry fe vestment the Post Off CI YERPOOL, THE DAILY WHIG, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2%. Souvenip | Range, | be obtained from a cook- ing range when has the Operator perfect i i | 1 The best results can only control, | With most ranges control §i ie out of the question-- jt isa» ring fire or a black fire box, Comins wi ap Perfect Control A Prominent Feature, The Souvenir is fitted with a Direct Draft Damper, which the range may quickly be heated to a combustion may be practically suspended, by turning white heat or Result -- Abundant satisfaction and greatest economy of fue! Gurney, Tilden Co. Hamilton Toronto Montreal Tr S. J. HORSEY, Sole Agent, __ MONEY AND BUSINESS. RELIABLE SURE ritish American Assurance Co. All Classes of Fire Insurance Written, Market Square, EY TO LOAN IN LARGE Ok at low rates of interest On receipt of your name and address we will place before you for selection the great- Sacldty. Office epposite LONDON AND GLOBB Fire Insurance Company. Available saseta, Jot. 187.315. In addition to est assortment of whic @ policy holders have for ily the unlimited liability of Jewelry, Silverware, security all all the stockholders. property insured at iowest possible Ihtes. w Farm aud city Leather Goods, etc., Delors jenelisg old or giving in Canada. 89 ates from STRANGE "s STIFANGE, Agents. In this new edition of cur Catalogue, ready Nov. 1g, we have made special effort ARCHITECTS. to display extra value articles A IR of very moderate cost, HENRY Pp SMWTH, ARCHITECT, . Build; i or A el Shun ng, Market In it are presented POWER & SON, chants' and Wellington streets. AR THUR ELLIS, site fice, second floor over Mahood's drug | store, corner Princess and Bagot JEWELERS Streets. Entrance on Bagot street 118, 120, 122 and 124 Talanhona AOR The North American The losurance company im Can THERE IS NO SURER OR EETTER An company will yield you handsome cash results, give you, also, vestm The Company has unexcelled earning powers, a J on Queen and Montreal Streets. hundreds of opportuni ties for selecting"Xmas gifts at money-saving prices. ARCHITECT, MER- Bank Building, corner Brock 'hone 312, ARCHITE! Drill Hall, , OF of New near cor- We pay all express charges. RYRIE BROS. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, OF- Yonge St, Toronto Best Is What You Want. Insure in the WHOOPING COUGH CROUP Don't let the child suffer. Instant refief with DR. SLOCUMS, COLTSFOOTE It heals and soothes throats that are worn and Life Assurance Co. most popular and progressive life ada. INVESTMENT investment policy in this ideal live insurance during you long enough, - and the in- ent period. North American Life Assurance which 'means large profits Lo Policy | inflamed with coughing, arrests the progress of holders. Young men should cultivate | disease, effects a complete cure ep the habit of saving, by taking a policy Sold by Sif druggists Price 10c. and 2c. er bottle. in the North American Life Assurance Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. Company. It is a splendid jnvesiment p-- tor a portion of their surpius earning! All the most desirable and up-to-date NOT FOR SALE. olicies are issued by this Company. oderate rates, good profits ay ALLO: Canada Can't Get Greenland, He Seeurny Goolt Urelinble. ana Says Governor. For full Information apply to Copenhagen, Dec. 22.--The governor Ww J FAI District Manager, has received no information and . knows". nothing of Can s alleged : : Hingston, Out, proposal to purchase Greenland. It is understood that the gover is sua =. EDUCATIONAL no more likely to consider the ale Ps of Greenland, now than it was when .Sehool of Art Canada endeavored to negotiate for Tuesd a. the purchase of the island six years Evening classes, Tuesday an T hgo day, 7'80 to 9:30. These classes are S specially for mechanics and instructiom Is Your Doctor Bill Large. is given individually te suit all trades. Rixt wen to Keon i soallide a CHARLES E. AA . et dues Nerviling in incess n of nor ailments like cold Rooms 2304 Prin teat, chills, cramps, headache ai OH mms KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE TORONTO BUSINESS COLLEGE |, TORONTO. Unequalled facilitiep for securing posi= | « tions. erviline is just as It breaks up trouble doctor tomach ood as any cold in one night, and for neuralgia, atism you 2 good for er Fl extends a cures soreness in the EINGSTON, toothache and anything The fame colic,and § far and wide, 1 alf SO as Verviline in the stomach Lar, men Canada. | Good for everything a liniment can ws au pu yg - | od for and costs but 25c. for a , 831 Quoem str . Confederation Life Building, ME HAVE YOUR SHE LET And I will guarantee you satis factory results. hut perform the work. Nothing sacrificed, but your best interest studied. W. J. MURRAY, The Acctioncer. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. to. Toron Ae------ Stop That Cough. The "Diamond" Cough Remedy relief at once, composed of wild cherry, eelecampane, horehound and other valuable ingredients. Pleasant to tako. Dose small, 25¢. and 50c., at Wade's. arp. We don't brag, said will working 18 mine capital t every American within a ye in Cornwall, z Tavlor's Christmas chocolates opie a ' Waltham Watches l #¢ The Perfecled Ameri : of interesting informaiicr free wpon request. American Waltham Watch Comipands Waltham, Mass. will Le seat abou y qziches, 'ter OUR NEIGHBORS WHAT 'WHIG CORRESPOND- ENTS TELL US, The Tidings From Various Points In Eastern Ontario--What People Are Doing And What They are Doing. -- Charleston Lake Locals. Charleston, Dec. 21.--Our school closes on 'Iuesday next for the Christ mas holiday Mrs. Henrietta Plun- kett, Poissevain, Man., is visiting Ler daughter, Mrs. C. J. Slack, after an absence of fourteen years. Mrs. Plun- kett speaks very highly of Manitoba Mr, and Mrs. D. Beach visited at So perton on Sunday. Mrs. Beach enjoy- ed a visit from her sister, of Central City, Neb., whom she has not seen for twenty-two years, rs. C. Slack visited in Brockville last week, the guest of Mrs. J. Judson. Married At Wilton. Florida, Dec. 21.--The sleighing is excellent. Mud lake crossing is 'good Bert. Babcock, of this place, and Miss Irish, Yarker, were quietly united in marriage at the parsonage at Wilton last Wednesday evening, by Rev. Mr. Day. Miss L. Walker will close her school here with a' concert by the pupils. W. L. Storms spent Sunday at Inverary. Mrs. E. Walker is laid up with inflammation. Mrs. J. Mad den, ill is no better. Miss L. Walker has been re-engaged to teach our hool for the coming year. Visitor: Mr. and Nrs. Solsberry, Yarker, at O'Redden's. School Closed. Vennachar; Dec. 19.--The roads ar: in a fair condition now aft r the heavy snow-storm of last wes little girl has come to stay at S. Buffam's, School is closed for thi ar and Mr. File, our teacher, will leave for home on Monday. Miss Malinda Bebee will have charge of the school next car George Gregy intends to spend Christ mas in the states. Miss Annie Conner and her father will spend the holidays at her sister's at Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson spent Wednesday at Robert Conner's. Miss Lizeie Gil mour, Ardoch, is stopping with Mrs, G. W, Sweetnam, Home From The West. Dec. Methodist Sun y school scholars are preparing a fine programme for the Christmas tree concert on December 28th. Stanley Snider has returned from Calgary, N. W. T., and intends spending a few months, owing to a fractured limb, caused by jumping off a train. Warner Switzer and Norman Leslie have re- turned from New Ont where they spent the past two years on a rail. road. R. A. Hamilton had a furnace placed in his new house last week. Mr. and Mrs. M..J. Haney, Toronto, returned after visiting Mr H. God frev. Mrs. W. McRory, Souris, Man., is visiting her moth Mrs. C. H. Godfrey. Mrs. T. 8S. Wells and family have moved to Verona. 18.--~ '10, Long Lake Matters. Long , Lake, Dec. 20.--Some rain fell yesterday, but not enough to raise the water. The people here are busy since the snow has come, which makes good the sleighing, Cephas Fox and Levi Grant are hauling wood to the mines. Alfred Charlton and William Ritchie have the contract of drawing the ore tp be delivered at Mountain rove, C.P.R., and part to Parham, . & P. R. The hauling will soon be J. Flynn, Sharbot Lake, is ian of the mines," James Love in tends meving into his new H. Drew's horse ran away; ately damage was done as the horse walked home. Surveyor Wilkie has been employed here a few days. house soon. fortun- no Heavy Fall Of Snow. Wensley, Dec. 10.---The roads are getting quite passable again, after last week's heavy fall of snow. A number of people from this part attended the funeral of the late Mrs. George Mal- Jory. The deceased lady was only twenty-eight years old and leaves a bushiund and two small children to nourn her loss. Miss Helen Wood has just returned to her home in Plevna, or spending a week at Mrs. Wens Mrs. Clement who has been seri. ill for the past week has quite in. Edward Johnston, away for some time, spent last Sunday at his home her Mrs. Thomas DBriscow, visiting at her father's, John Quackenbush Watson Brown captured a line fox last ley's ously recovered a boen who has week, To Make Butter This Winter. Maple Avenue, Dec. 21.--Mrs, Charles Rose and her two little nieces have retarned from Boston, where she was attending the funeral of her sister-in law, Mrs. Walter. Bignell. On Saturday Robert Metzler's cheese factory made the last cheese for this season, but butfer will be made all winter. Our popular school' teacher, Miss Schaele, is practicing her scholars for a 'con cert 'on Tuesday afternoon. Parties are all the rage here; cme every week. Mi and Mrs. B. Rese and Master Edwin Bell spent Saturday with friends at Murvale. Mrs, W, C. Snider is on the sick list. Mrs, Charles Snider spent a few days last werk at her son's, Fred. Snider, Millhaven. Mr. and Mrs. David Snider have moved to Odessa, and their son James and his family will remain on the farm: Mrs. Levi Snider, daughter and little grandson, Irving, called on friends in Odessa on Saturday afternoon. -- Off To Louisiana. Colebrook, Dec. 16. account of law water Mr. Woodrufi has much dif ficuliy in grinding. \ few nights of zero weather has n the ice on the river good, so that they are now driv The voung folks Christmas enter night. Many aqidid the Moscow tea a decided ances rece house add ing on it with teams practising for a on Christmas are tainment of ot people at meeting, wh The Wortels lv opened hen daily, and hss been. compelled to extra help. Mes. A. Ryder, ill for some , has we to the Kingsion hos pital; last reports say Zhe is no bet- Hiram T. Lucas iz suffering from a slight stroke of paralysis. Mise An na Grey is on the sick lst. Heory COMPABY dore a crowded I ha Shultz had the misfortune to break his As Corticelli rues: ow TED SAG WING BAILY, ry 1. leg. Mrs. M. N. Miller, Kentwood, Louisiane after making a three months' visit among her many friends here, has returned to her home, tak- ing her brother, Isaac Asselstine, with her for a vis Visitors: Mrs. 8S. C. Bell, Rome, NY. has come. to spend the winter, ' -- Election At Denbigh. Denbigh, Dec. 15.~1he nomination of candidates for next year's munici- pal council for the municipality. of Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby was held on Monday last at the Orange Hall. I'he attendance was not very large as the roads were heavy owing to se. vere snowstorms. Those present, how- ever, meant business and had a very interesting meeting. The present reeve, John 8. Lane, was re-elected by ac- clamation, but not less than ten cans didates for councillors were nominat- ed. One nomination was withdrawn, Erdman Marquardt tendered his re- signation. The names of the following gentlemen will appear on the ballots : Guy M. Bebee, Robert Conner, George Fox, Otto Fritsch, James Irvine, Ad olf John, William Sallans and Theo dore Thompson, K. W. Bradshaw has reconsidered his original intention of giving up teaching and leaving Den- bigh, and has been re-engaged as principal off our village school for next year. Owing to serious illness of Mrs. Bradshaw, he has been permitted to commence his Christmas vacation a week in advance, and he bas start- ed for Colebrook. Rev. F. Bredlow and family moved to Maynooth a few dnys 'ago, and the Lutheran parson age is again without occupants. The vacancy will, however, not last long this time. C.M.B.A. Elects Officers. Stoco, Dec. 21.--Wood-drawers have beén taking advantage of the good sleighing during the past week. J. Aylesworth, wholesale grocer, Napa nee was in our village -on business last week. Miss Lacey of the Tam- worth neighborhood, is visiting Ned sister, Mrs. Allore. The C.M.B.A, held their annual nreeting in H. Al lore's hall, on Tuesday night, 15th inst. Andrew Keilty was chosen presi dent for 1904, d Elisium Trudeau, financial secretary. F. Allore was re elected. recording sccretery, while W, J. O'Brien wa the society's The funeral Mulvaney, chosen as delegate to convention in Toronto, of the late Thoinas W. Monday, 14th inst., was largely attended inasmuch. as the eased was well known and highly respected in the township of Hung ger ford. His demise is universally re gretted. On two successive nights of last week there were concerts given in Murphy's hall. There are others to follow in three weeks. A concert was held in the Park's church on the ev ening of Friday, 18th inst., which was largely attended. John Carey, East Hungerford, has been making a pro longed stay in our village during the past week. THe talks of goin business here. John Sherbineau of the Tweed post-office staff en a position in PP. Murphy here Had His Feet Frozen. Harlowe, Dee. 19.--A Christmas tree and concert will be given in the Meth odist church, December 24th. A very sad accident occurred on Tuesday, when N. Peterson, while travelling from a camp on Gull Lake, broke through the ice. Before he got home his feet became frozen. He is now in the general hospital. J. Thompeon was badly kicked by a horse on Mon- day. Mrs. Thompson is also very ill. Death visited the home of KE. Hawley Wednesday and claimed his. wife. leaves a husband and two small children. Fire broke out on Maple avenue, on Friday in the home of D. Bradshaw, and before it was controll ed a large part of the roof was burn- on She ed. Joel Thomp=on, of Lost Channel. was in the village 1 st week, George Scott, Ohio, is visiting friends in the village. Mr. Hinch, Belleville, is a guest at the Royal. Hornerite services are being held in many of the homes, Mr. French and 8. Clancy are the leaders. We are having real winter-like weather; sn is about six inches deep on the level. E. Palmateer re- ceived a telegram yesterday evening calling him to the death bed of his brother, H. Palmateer, of Tweed. Miss A, Preelev and Miss Reid, North- brook, were guests at the Roval, Sat- urday and Sunday. H. Fraser, spend ing some time in western Ontario, is home. An 1.O.GT. lodge has been or- ranized. Jenkins' Gloves. Perrin's lined gloves for men and boys. Mocha and Glace kid, 75c., $1, 81.25. Jenkins: The schools and institute closed to- day until January 4th, The streets are thronged all day with Christmas shoppers, See our all steel filled corset, at 50z, worth 5c, New York Dress Reform. SPOOL SILK SPOOL i costs YOU no more than poor silk, why doritiyoutbuy; rome FASHION'S FORM. A Pretty Frock For. a Child Of Twelve Years, Thi: is a very pretly way to make en afternoon ck for a little girl, shep fr It made of black and white kerds' plaid, with a box pleated skirt and short-jacket effect. The jacket is worn over a soft, full, mull blouse, which is made separate to allow laun- dering. The large collar and turn-back culls are of scarlet taffeta, with two rows of black silk braid around them. The lacers, which are in front of the jacket and on the owteide of the sleeves, are red silk. The buttons are of brass. "This makes a very dressy frock for a child, and is suitable from ten to fourteen years of ag also of Tell Me, Ye Winged Winds. By Charles Mackany rell me, yo winged winds, that round my pathway roar Do ye not know spot Where mortals weep no more ? Some lone and pleasant dell, Some valley in the west, Where, free from toil and pain the weary soul ¥ rest ? The loud wind dwindled to a whisper low sighed No. some And for pity, it answered-- us Tell me, thou mighty deep, ' Whose billows round me play w'st thou some favored spot, me island far away p Weary man 'may bliss for which he Sorrow never lives find, sighs 'Lhe Where And triendshup never dies ? in perpetual flow and sighed to an The loud waves rolling Stopped for awhile, swer No And thou, serenest moon Fhat, with such lovely fa Dost look upon the earth, Asleep in night's embrace'! Tell me, in thy rou Hast thou not seen some spot Where miserable man May find a happier lot ? ce Behind a cloud the moon withdrew in woe And a voice sweet but sad, responded-- 0 Tell me, my secret soul 0, tell me, hope and faith, Is there no resting place From sorrow, and sin death ? Is there no happy spot Where mortals mav be blest, Where grief may find a balm, And wea rsS A rest 7 . Faith, Hope, and Love, best Loons to mortals given Waved their bright wings, and whisper. ed--""Yes, in heaven.' Kant Krack. Rubbers sold only at Abernethy's. Three applications of Peck's Corn Salve will cure bard or soft corns, 15¢., at Wade's Pauline, the hypnotist, is performing at fhe London, Ont., week. opera house this DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED By local, applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of. the sar Theres is only one way to cure; deainess, and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling imperfect hearin sound of and when it is entire ly closed, Doaln is the result, and un- less the infanimstion can Be taken out and this tube restored to its normal con- dition, hearing will be destroyed forev- er, nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in- flamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Doliars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hal! # Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars "Foledo, 0. F. J. CHENEY & Go, Sold by Druggists, 735¢, Hall's Family Pills are the best SILK SPOOL sour and cause biliousness to sumer. ale by Hops used in Carling's are. concn Culings hop experts from certain localities where only the best hops grow. Are gathered at just the right ime and kept in cold storage until used. Ask for Carling's Ale--accept ho. wher heptuse Lower Prices FIBRE WARE Can be had in + S For sale o all Arst-class dealers. @ LIKEWISE EDDY'S A @@ owe SOPERe? @ SHOES ON CHRISTMAS MORNING Have gladdened the hearts of King- stonians for 50 years. . Grandfather can tell you about the ones he bought. for grandmother at SUTHERLAND'S away back in the fifties. We are showing some really ex cellent lines for Christmas, very suitable for grandfather's grandchildren. The Purest and Most Agreeable Beverage