do more on the * Ihe moved the Dundonald non ndonald tary record and foree, as he world." of e on the ly throttled the ring tional He said that it was Haiuly many of t entirely different some of the p The substance as follows : | Wherein view emerges renunciation of cism, in the are of the Christian simplicity and earthly goods lowing of Jesus world beyond. If realize world, the 8. Roman i & Canada gsi ir id adian NOL "both Anblishnents: ae. y ty and personal will and The church admits a lower kind of which in. the possession and its ideals apart world will intrude ideals into the life of the church. The ; church has naturally enough been always a political force, and in San is hosoming in speaker urged the Orange body to avoid politieal entanglements Ghefess competition 25%. 7 # : g ¢ ; 5 same lines, Before losing _ his _exciting address lowing resolution, se- conded by T. Vanluven : "That we as a body of Orangemen to celebrate the 12th of July, having learned with Lord t that is about to leave the Dominion of Canada, he having. sev- ered his connection with the militia of Canada and ceases to be the ficer in command of the sai and, we firmly believe that the head 'of the militia depattment, should be itical in every way, and that intment of * serve in the militia of this country should be conducted with 'the view of * | securing the very best men available to serve in our militia irrespective of what their political leanings and fain we firmly believe that if : | Lord rand of- militia, all officers to may be, had been allowed to have a free hand, considering his mili- ability, the militia of this country would soon have the re- tation of being a' well-drilled fight- would have no trou- Wilk {hlS in this coun in picking the best . rie Tmiry Ju pick anywhere in the ci k ther resolution was moved by T. Vapluven, seconded by Capt. Gaskin to effect that the encroachments educational system ol the lapvince were disapproved by- this legislature that per iniquitous legislation to be placed on the statute book were wor- thy of censure. : illiam Galbraith in su resolution said that Rome rting the ad not on- municipal council at Sturgeon Falls, but had adroitly en- a bill through the legislature i her encroachment in the domain of the province, was humiliating to witness the action of members of legislature sitting like a "lot of whip- curs" -or hiding themselves in the by ) hile 4 this peished business was ing pilo ro! evident that Rome e public men of this coun- s of captive to her chariot wheels. the house. It had An Excellent Address. Another speaker who made a very favorable impression was Rev. Alex- ander Laird, whose address was of an nature from those of receding speakers. of his remarks wera : does the true Christian life exist, and how does sion ? In the service of God, we all agree in answering; but a difference of when we come to con- sider the mode of expressing this life of service. The Roman church finds the perfect Christian life expressed in the it find expres this world, in asceti- t of propér- iage. thout asceticiem as Chris Hani | wi sufficient. the ideals of the eurth expressed in monasticism. Protestant church finds the principles life in the teaching of "Jesus. Jesus set before us a perfect purity of 'thought use of or in their denial should remain the same, and not dead to a dual form of morality. The fol- includes in itself the. renunciation of all that clogs or hin- ders the spiritual life, and the word of | Jesus is that each take up his own' cross. But we are not to despise this world or shun this world, and transfer everything to the one of us should the church strives to from the its creasingly so. , and a order express the essential shoul strive to of Protestantism, and trust to hat tus spirit making its own way. owth of our Can- urches are face to face with problems that will have thei show their ol ott The. Raman church worth, can send forth workers on an hour's up great religious es. centres of work, The Protestant church needs men and wo-. who will give themselves willing- {ly to its work in the west, and that involves in many cases, : home and family life. ism was shown by monasti¢ orders in , the sacrifice of Splendid hero- sa f term was not in any sense deprecatory but merely ' si ified that Lou Scholes was from a different country. So also was Lord Dundonald. After the con- clusion of this speaker's remarks a vote of thanks to the different speak- ers was moved by W, Loucks and seconded by IL. Vanluven. After the conclusion, of the speeches most of the Kingston contingent left for home. The weather clea: up and many of the. people who had stayed through all the storm were rewarded for their perseverance. Downey's or- chestra came out from Kingston and an evening of dancing was enjoyed by all who had remained. A platform had been erected on the grounds apd danc- ing was kept up until a late hour. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. What is Going on in Harbor And Elsewhere. Booth's wharf--Scheoner Luff from Oswego with coal. The schooner Acacia cleared yester- day for Fair Haven. . En Crawford's wharf--Schooner Trade- wind cleared for Oswego. The schooner Luff is loading stone at the penitentiary wharf for Toronto. At Craig's wharf--Lake Michigan down last night, Persia down this morning, Ocean up to-night. 3 At Swift's wharf--Steamer Hamilton up last night, Rideau King down to Ottawa this morning, Kingston down and up to-day, Sparta down to-night. The steamer New York makes her trial trip 'over the harbor to-morrow. On Friday she will take the Cape Vip- cent run, as the steamer America will be away. The propellers Minnetonka and Min- newaska, built for the Atlantic trade will be sold at auction at Cleveland on July 30th, bv the bondholders. The two steel ships, which cost $425,000 each when constructed, were built for the American Transportation com- pany. This pany was organized-at Lake ports and its stock is held by marine men all around the great lakes. The bonds of the company are largely held by the big stockholders of the American Shipbuilding company and the boats will probably be bid in by them, i At Lake Omtario Park. There was a very fair attendance at the pavilion at e Ontario. Park last evening. Miss Gertrude Carter, by her winning methods and charming appearance, won the appreciation of the audience. Her singing was greatly admired. Hammond and Jones, and dog "Steve" on their appearance on the stage received an ovation. Their "pup" is a daisy, but one which many people would like to keep at a dist- ance. He is harmless and would play with the smallest child in the audi ence. Their singing and activities were the bi t events of the evening. James Cawley, as a comedian, has but few rivals, and his eccentri- cities and dancing made him many friends. The great Areno got an- other warm reception. \ The Masteg Mechanic's Pure Tar soap heals ha softens the skin while mptly cl i t of grease, oil, nrg ete, Sonaitatlo for mechanics, farmers, sportsmen. Free sample on re- eeipt of 2c. for postage. Albert Toilet Boap Co., Mfrs., Montreal. °. Humphrey's Homeopathic remedies at Gibsons Red Cross Drug Store. HALF STARVED, Although They Are Well Fed. Such an anomalous state of affairs naturally excites curiosity. It is quite possible to be amply fed but not well nourished. For instance, thin people have a voracious appetite, yet are seldom satisfied and if the truth were known they live an existence os semi- starvation. It is not the quantity of food eaten that makes firm flesh and bodily strength; its hat wo actually digest and assimilate, so that the happy medium between the very thin and the unduly stout is good health. Thin people can't become fat unless the stomach and digestive organs are made to do their work properly. In all the range of medicine probably no remedy accomplishes such marked re digestion and diseased stomachs. Food is at once tramsformed into the kind of nutriment that is appro- priated by the blood and tissue, re- sulting in the formation of hard, firm flesh. You will have a sweet stomach and enjoy your meals. Everything contribute to the welfare of the body. Ferrozone is a wonderful rebuilder. It contains more actual nourishment and strengthening elements than you can get in any other way. It develops a perfect nervous organization, a heal- thy stomach, a strong heart and a normal amdiint of flesh and blood- Disease is uprooted, and one's physi- cal coudition'is kept up to the proper boxes for $2.50, at druggists, or by mail from The Ferrozone company, | w Kingston, Ont. Notes On Baseball And Various Saturday, the 23rd. On the following comes home with a better opinion of the thoroughfares City. For the small amount of money that Kingston has to streets, it is really remarkable that they should be in such good condition. There are some bad roads and some bad walks, but compared with other places Kingston is in the van. grumbling and kicking on the part of citizens would be a benefit to King- ston. committee will have difficulty in shift- ick: i ted f ing some men, as proj eg runson which is noted for | LR es Fre St to clined to think that a few changes in the placing of the men would be to the imterest of the department, as the newer men would be trained on other duties outside of those to which they are cewtomed. At present, Neatly a x i gs the men are peculiarly adapted for the will be * digested and assimilated and vatious 'positions. they Sil. Daily: fire drill is again talked of, but that is 'a matter chief and his assistant. tered ' vigorous buryin, killed last Thursday, near Mr. Monk's law entitles him to bury dead animals taken it to a place where no trouble short of acideving it, The influéntial friends wert »"iends of Dr. Grant chief' ly rather 'than of the university. There had been many a discussion before the matter came up in the Pres- byterian Assembly at Vancouver last year. To the surprise of many of the fathers and brethren, Rev. Dr. Robert Campbell, announced that the govern- ing body had never altogether been a unit with the late Principal Grant and had merely deferred to his strong desire at the time. This speech re-op- ened the whole question, and the gen- eral assembly at Vancouver gave its voice very decidedly in the direction of holding Queen's for the preshytery, and appointed proper authorities to consider the matter. Lest the assertion that last year's verdict was really a snap judgment should prevail, the general assembly again took the mat- ter into its consideration this year and decided by & standing vote that Queen's must remain in their control. It is to conclude the arrangements necessary for this that the meeting is to be held on Thursday forenoon. - SPORT REVIEW. Other Sports. Toft, formerly a Toronto player, is putting up 'a great game for Provi- dence behind the bat. * In the bowling match at Ayr on Saturday bttween the Canadian bow- | lers and the Ayr Club, the latter scor- ed 113 to the Canadians' 89, Cornwall is going after the holders of the Minto lacrosse cup on Satur- day; and are absolutely confident they will down the Shamrocks when they clash. Capt. Symons, R.M.C., made 52 runs in the international cricket match at Philadelphia, in Canada's first inn- ings. He held second place in the scor- ing. A baseball match between the Ponies and Gouverneur has been fixed for Houday, the Ponies play the Drient- 8. The Winnipegs have entered for the cup at the Metropolitan re gatta, Thursday, and will meet the senior four of the London Thames Rowing Club. . A swarm of bees settled down over the bleechers during a baseball match at Des Moines, the other day, and stung more than 100 of the spectat- ors, creating a panic. Brantford prople are very well pleas- ed with the showing made by their re- presentatives against the Shamrocks, and expect them to finish the C.L.A. season strong. Pray what kind of a showing did the Brantfords make ? Charles Jeffries, left Mielder of the Johnstown baseball club, was struck by lightning at McKeesport, Pa., and died almost instantly. The team had just finishbd practice and Jefiries was in the act of throwing the ball to se- cond base. The "Grand OK Man" of baseball, as Henry Chadwick of New York, has often been called, is in Toronto. He is in his eighty-fourth year, but he still takes an active interest in the game which he was so greatly a factod in originating. { Little Cause For Grumbling. It sometimes is necessary to remind the people that the walks and roads of this cityyare in as good condition as those of any other place in the province of Ontario, and. Quebec, and better than in most places. They ave by no means perfect, or approaching that condition, but when one travels through Ottawa and Montreal, he of the Limestone spend upon its Less Fire Brigade Changes. It is thought. that the fire and light posed, in order tation. Some of the aldermen are in- that might be left to the Dead Horse Causes Nuisance. The Barriefield authorities have en: proteft agginst the of the 5th Field Batt horse, here they fall. He thought he had Chamberlain's Colic Cholpra and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver street. cess street, eouncil until » September or Tal oie The annual megting of the Oddfl- lows' Relief Association occurs next : al Assembly to Consider. week, James Berney, of made anf oF milk waggon belonging to W. Mc: excellent short addrose w) Was Rev, Dr, Robert Campbell, one of on was wrecked near. Macdonald a Yery good iy' a ths wes ols | the governors of Queens University, | Park this morning. i the spirit 'of intolerance. Y | will be in Kingston at a meeting Kido jboss for, Ottawa every Mou: Dr. J. W. Edwards also made a very TE LN id on Thubuiny Sas Ninsadey, Thurniny. wall Ste Ee Pele orenoon for-business of importance to e . . '| good address on the affairs of the Or- the wiversigy. One matter of great | The board of education meets to, ange ofger. "was Dr. Sands, | importance i the resignation of Prof. | morrow night and will then likely ad- - speaker. _-- rH * | McComb, which will have to be con- | journ until late in Augyst. tho sade» biielvand w de | sidered and disposed of. The other is | Henry Cunningham, 'piano tuner | o, touched a ig oy the arrang t for the future of the | from: Dhiskosing's, Orders received at ui Si alluded Ss Ah, university under somewhat changed | McAuley's store, Princess street. vious speak he i yud to th by a | conditions. It is well known that dur- | The police force acknowledge with Ya eld, as 4 the British | ing the last years of the late Dr. thanks the receipt of a gift of several a on a a citizen Uy illus. | Grant's lifetime, his supreme effort, | cOPies of the London Graphic from R. SALRERATUS impire, the point a Yecol) y us: 00 ked by infl ial' friends was tq Dr tem. cht' Coot vi IS THE BEST. i hen ' the, university non-denomination- steamyacht Capt.' . Visgar LET comrany! the winner of the Sawn sculls : Fi Hake ay an euch in ton brought an excursion party of. box E.W.GILLETT Line enley eg Spal; oy he lirection, that many believed had | ©" hundred up from Alexandria Bay TORONTO.ONT. " ers present as gn come to its final objective, halted this afternoon. ommend The fresh air of ping p tes a large and healthy appetite. "Clark's Canned Meats" are easily carried. They are delicious and always ready. W. Clark, Mfr., Montreal. The excursionists from Gouverneur to Kingston on Saturday, the 23rd, ar- rive here at noon. They will remain here till five o'clock in the afternoon. Six hundred are expected. 3 Don't forget the America's trip Brockville and Ogdensburg, calling 8 Gananoque and Rockport, Friday, July 15th, leaves 8:30 a.m. First-class meals on béard, 50c. return. During the. tedious drive to Batter- sea yesterday afternoon, the smoking | members of the 14th band were regaled with @ Box of choice cigars, a much appreciated gift, from D. A. Cays. The Knights of Columbus have gone into retreat .at Gillespie's cottage down the river. They have installed acetylene gas lighting apparatus and the Union Jack floats on the flag staff. The store hguse on Johnston street, between the Baptist and Con : tional churches, was the first Metho- dist parsonage in Kingston. Tt was a fine building over half a century ago. Prevost, of the New York clothing store, Brock street, has is year, without doubt, the finest assortment of Scotch and English twecds, serges and cheviots, and all other class of .goods suitable. for *order work to choose from. His prices' for suits Afternoon's Outing Anda Box of Chocolates Go together, The finest 'in Kingston. THE H. B. TAYLOR DRUG 00. 124 Pri cess St. "Phone made to order are from $15. A first- oy fit and workmanship guaran The Old Stage Line. From U.E. Loyalist, Dec. 22nd, '1827. mn "LOWE INLET" ALWAYS CANNED SALMON, meuasis The * winter. route'. from York -to Kingston was via the Kingston road stage. A rival coach' was established in this year of which there appears the following announcement : "New * establishment to commence December 1st, 1827, between Kingston and York, Leaves Kingston and York on Mondays and Thursdays at twelve o'clock noon precisely, and arrives on Wednesdays and Saturday, a.m. Stage fare through £2 10s. Intermbdiate dis- tances 3d. half penny per mile, thirty Hotel, York, and" at ~the Mansion House, Kingston. Extras furnished at either of the above places for any part of the country. The proprietors pounds of baggage allowed each pas- useol Tobdas all of which senger, al baggage at the sisk.oih e Rua sarod owner. Stage books kept at Howard's Wood's Of gives universal satisfaction. Ii SE permanently cures all forms of Nervous , Emissions, Spermalorrhaa, : evar en ; the Wood's Phosphodine is sold by ~all Kingston Druggists. of this kine flatter themselves that they will be 'able to give .satis- faction to such as may feel disposed to patronize them. H. Norton & Cq,, Kingston, J. Ogden, York, November, 2st, 1827." Violating Parks By-Law. The carctaker of parks is having notices erected warning persons from driving through the parks other than vehicles for recreation purposes. The park tracks are used by all classes of waggons and carts, which cut them up, and in many cases rubbish falls from them. Objection is taken chiefly to manure and coal carts. Hereafter, any person violating the by-law in question will be prosecuted. Police Court--Wednesday. At the police court, this' morning, John McDonald pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk and disorderly, He was given the option of paving 83 and spending one month in jail. chose the latter alternative. A Guaranteed Cure For Piles. Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. Your druggist will refund money if Paso Ointment fails to eure you jn 6 to 14 days. 50e. To Brockville And Ogdensburg. America will make one of her u- lar trips Friday, July 15th. Leaves 30 a.m. Home early, 50c. He Huyler's delicious chocolate creams, best in the world, only at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. A horse belonging to William Scott. a junk dealer, _ lives near the out- er station, was struck, last night, by a street car and had its leg broken. The animal was shot. * Baby's Own Arr des Pure, Fragrant, Cleansing Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mfrs. MONTREAL. Kingston Druggists WHO SELL Diarrhea Remedy. Tablets. WHEN WE 1 "Paint a carriage we put bras as well as paint into the job _ Our work is of the h'gh:st standard. W. G. FROST. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. jPhone 526. Quecn St., above Barrie. , y 200 warehouse in conneo- Chamberlain's Pain Balm, [ues Dr. A. P. Chown, 185 Princess Frank J. Hoag, Up-Towr Phar- macy. The Taylor Drug Co., 124 Prin- 4 Ferrozone Assures Health. would arise. Henry Wade, Market Square, WHEN THINKING Of ordering your Groceries don't forget that you can get as good as can be got at the UNIQUE defensivh standard. farm, where it was covered with a G. W. Mahood, 156 Princess OCERY, and our ces are Nature's best remedy for~thin, weak, | few feet of earth. Michael Hogan has'| street. s ! Se ) m pale people is Ferrozone, which is | been notified to have it removed, as.it hy both a tonic and a food that creates | constitutes a nuisance. The township | W. H. Medley, 232 Princess | We call for orders and delives vigor, comvlexion, spirits--in a word, | does not seem to have a nuisance street. : promptly. health. Price, 50c. per box or six| ground. Mr. Hogan says that the It you want us ring up 530. C: H. PICKERING. Gorge: Pine and Streets. ~ KINGSTONS PEM PA IFC Te ! Winnipeg - $20 0 Mowbray ) A Nouris Brandon Lyieton | Misiota i 20 awanesa BR] scarth 1 : nec, 2s Arcola - - i BWW Eats 3 © Yoion if B® Going JUNE 14t 19th. y Returning { until J Sept. 'respecti 5 4 sim Ticket O! 'Ontari F. CONWAY, F,, Gen. Pass. A THE BAY OF QUIN SHORT | Tweed, Napanee, local points. Trai Depot at 4 pm. F B.Q. y., Kingstoa. ---- EYGURSIC FROM KIN World' ST. Lov $22 (Good f $29.35, (Good $35.20 (Good until Stop-overs allowed ate station in Cafdd Chicago. SIDE _TRIP--Hami Falls, $1.40 addition For Pullman, acco and other Aor Kt. Corner Johnston ALLAN LINE Royal Mail From Montreal. Bavarian, Frit July Parisian, Fri. July First Cabii. $50, cording to. steamer; erpool and Londond and $42.50, London, Class, supgrior aco pool, Derry, "Bellast, 5. Through tickets to MONTREAL TO GL 1st Cabin, 50 and $35. 3rd Class. $15 Corinthian, + Wed. J P. HANLEY, J Passenger Depot. FLEEVE, Clarence & QUEBEC STEAMS LIMIT River and Gulf o 8 Twin ros' with electric lights, « aodern comfort." SAILS FROM MON Cove, Grand River, S and Charlottetown, P. The finest trip of th and comfort. ARTHUR AHERN, For tick a ° J. P. HAN . SLEEVE, Age Toronto, Charlotte, | Brockville, Presco: Leave Kingston dail Going East, 6 a.m. p.m. daily, except Mo: Kingston Clay. Ports, Brockville or P returning Sunday omly Kingston to Montrea ing Satu or Su G.T.R., Moaday. Far Hamliton, Toronto, B Montreal | LEAVE KIN GOING EAST--Wed at 4° EST--Tues Go and Saturdays, at 11: J. P. HANLEY,. JAS. Ticket Agent. The Bay of Qu DAILY SEI ----TO- Rochester, N. Y., & STRS. "NORTH KING' Commencing 25th : Ju 30 p. ING ston daily, except MN p.m. for Bay eof inte of Rochester, N ¥ rive at 10:00. a.m. sam for Thousand Islands, ¢ dria Bay and Gananoq! STR. "ALE Leaves Mondays at & ton and Bay of Quinte For further informat E. HORSEY, G6. P. & 8 t. J. P. Hanley, J. P. | Swift & Co. Agents. Picturesque STEAMERS - LEAVI ON MORDAYS, V THURSDAYS AND 6AM. Wood We have on hand varieties of Wood ar BOOTH Phone 133. Foo! Wood =o