Gl : |" Rideau King will 'make a {ine er a mone SF Sr 0 their opponents. Frank Smythe. scored two "tonch-downs, and Stuart Robertson 9th v Gly ednesday, . Swain, piano tuner. Orders 'MeAuley's book store, w forir days since 'the min Moon. «is 'out. of business, or face are ®happod, itd Hazel Cream. Leod's Drug Store: Gananoque Reporter says the t returns received there were: from Harty's elec: Fit ie gy y F <1 > + + to 'alls, leaving Thursday, Nov- 'ember 10th, at 6 a.m. James Swift & Co., agents. 7 ' 0 things are true as sure"s you're And tht they ail of them: affirm: rose must have its prickly thorn , t has a worm, coufieil set ed until opening street Shes_Site, to-day' runni a twenty-minu y BY Ft until at least t 5 ¥ je morial library to the city of Water to occur on Thursday next. fu ing weer hi ol they say. ; the Bay of Quinte railway's new iii there -~ no change in the morning arriving time. 'The train leaves at 3.25 o'clock in the after- noon, instead of four o'clock. ie. Him as He is. court, ring, admitted that he was ** on Saturday might. 85 in the city treas- the dust of the cells feet. eister Singers appeared in tho Baturday = evening end audience. On Sun: Vv made their third ap- i the Grand Opera which was filled to overflow- - Willie Bryant, the young son of | Charles. Beyant, Colborne street had a narrow escape from serious injury on Saturday afternoon. He was. walking down the oad from the Athletie grounds, after game w a Spr ited horse driven by George Bawden, ecame unmanageable, knocked the buggy. ran over escaped with a few bruises. 8 residence. meant hy the freedom, s a' clear thinker, do fis Soject, and develops it logi-' oy Vi ate the fant rank of Canadien preachers. The service of praise was nd the leader <4 hey accom- yors to their hotel, pre operations by the at- y. It seems that the ca- such an occurrence, ae ra Se on to the cil of taraqui bridge. . The attack was made purely in re taliation for the treatment the Lime- stones received in Brockville a week ago. It is merely rehearsing history to say that from time immemorial Kingston rugby teams have been bad- the |ly used in the town of Brockville. It is the duet, "The Lord's My S H hy x and. Nea, A.D. Nelson, were specially enjoyed. : ~ Mr. Laidlaw took his text in the morning from Eph. 1i,-12, "Having no ope, ete." Hope, frequently to-day does not receive the Attention it de- 'serves, Consider first, the place of hope in the ordinary life of man. It is an energising principle. It relates to the futyre, We see its operation in the man of husiness; the mother in the home, ete. It is elemental and univer- sal. rests on a fundamental be- lief in God. We have a belief that this world of ours is. governed Wy certain fixed priteiples, The nid of his. aye tem must be a t intelligent being. God is rr Tan all is ar with the world. These Gentiles did not wor- ship the one true God. But the Chrie- tian hopes in' God. The true concep-. tion of God is found in revelation. Christ has revealed Him. Some be- lieve in God, but "deny Christ, but our right tion of God comes on- ly through Christ. Ta"™ Him we have *bhope for the forgiveness of our past sins; and strength. to overcome sin in "its present working. The hope for the world to-day in its sin is in Christ. Tn the evening the text was from St. Luke, xxiv, 16-23, "'"Their. eyes were holden," and "their SAYts wore opened." Divine govereignty uman respon- sibility i settlod facts. We may be unable to explain their relation, nor show why the eves of the disciples should be holden. All life is a com- tary of the text. This is- illustrated from different forms development in nature, and in the arts. Our point of view is, that She avandeidt a She nt time were present! e agrmghaplly - We speak of man wwe should | making new discoveries, rather speak of God as unfolding His ways and works. God gpens men's eyes, to the possibility of human power. So is it in the spiritual sphere. Sin, suf- fering, sorrow, our eyes are holden regarding the future. t on your own experience. Now. about the second thought, their eves' were opened. Our eyes are opened to new truths every day. This enlightenment comes through human instrumentality. The: study of botany is a fine illustration of this. In Jesus Christ, God has given the one to open the eyes of men. We are all born blind, but Jesus Christ has come into the world to open the eyes of men to the meaning of life, Now that God has spoken, let us believe Him, for he is worthy of trust. We Jong for explanations, but another vision is coming, in comparison with which all earthly surprises will vanish. "We know not what we shall be, but we know that when He shall a r we shall be like Him, for we l see First Congregational Church. In this church. yesterday, Rev. D. M. Solandt preached at both services. In the mornimg a fitting reference was made to the death of Mrs. William Massie, who was one of the membors of the church. The subject of the essence of the brotherhood of the church was discussed and shown to be 'love and the spirit vice. In the evening, the life Henry Ward Béecher, t New and Congregational divine, was taken up. The state of religious belief in New England during the carl; t of the nineteenth century was t with dd then after a féw. details as to, his early life and ministry, his work in Plymouth church was discussed. Here from Js i 1887, he continued to preach with ever growing power he love of Ged and always was champion of the down-trodden . His anxiety to help the country at large, to see more clearly the true position towards slavery and no, he very soon at Sold, | Sutelisct man tt, w 3 that oe evolutionist, hes m Get the little 'book, ** The Road to Wellville, in each pki. = n Hy the cate that only lade are guilty, but in Brockville it is differ- ent body takes a "kick" at a visiting 'Kingston team. Hence, al- though such occurrences are not gen- erally condoned, it is perhaps not to be wondered at that sympathizers here become irritated to the point of fren- Zy and determined to show Brock- ville's rugby representafives that they must treat Kingston's players decent- ly or take the consequences. The in- cident on Saturday, it is to be hoped,. will have a good effect, though it no doubt will draw :« some criticism on the Limestone - City. However, as the skirts of towns and cities within a radius of 200 miles are by no means clean, their criticism will be ir ac cordance 'with the proverb : "People who live in glass houses should not throw stones." Brockville can have no cause for . complaint. ; Kingston has been a ' long-suffering place, Tt has given Brockville's teams the utmost conrtesy when they visited here, and in return had its own rughy representatives' stoned and beaten when they went to Brockville, It has étood this for many years. Now the "Lion's Tail" has been pulled once tou often, and a erowd of angry vouths have started out to redress these wrongs. Of course the incident is to he regretted, but it must be looked upon as the result of great provoca- tion, MARINE INTELLIGENCE. What is Going on in Harbor And Elsewhere. The schooner.-Acacia is unloading coal at Swift's wharf. Crawford's wharf: Schooner Trade- wind cleared for Oswego: The sisambatge Torn Milne, from Rednerville, is discharging at the malt house wharf." At Swift's wharf : teamers Spartan up; Rideau King to pat ttawa this morn- ing. . At Craig's wharf: Steamers-Persia and Niagara, up, yesterday; Alexan- dria, down to-night. M.T. company elevator: Schooner Stranhenzee, from Darlington, with 24,000 bushels of barley. Shipping this season on the great lakes was. the largest ever known. Vessels are now-under construction by the steel corporation to carry from 3,000 to 10,000 tons. Case Of Tory Bribery. A t deal of money was spent by the conservatives in the Frontenac election. One very glaring attempt to bribe a voter occurred at the Inverary polling booth, where a very prominent county tory put a five dollar bill into the hand of a young man to influence him to support Mr. Avery. The you man turned on the briber, and hel up the bill before all those around the polling booth, telling how it had been iven him to vote against Shibley. e handed the money to a inent liberal, who retains it as evidence, and announced that money could not pur- chase his: vote. In a little scuffle that ensued, corner of the bill was torn off, which gives it a more unique appearance. " Advise No Action. i the running of Sunday Regarding ; cars in Kingston, the legal committee of the Ontario allignce, after giving the matter the most careful considera- tion, has decided to advise the King- | ston branch not to appeal against the | magistrate's judgment; and seeing the questions before the supreme court re- quire the consideration of the validi- ty of the Ontario Act, under which action was taken réommends that no further action be taken until +l Silgwary of the supreme court aré re- | ceiv Z . A Piazo For Sale. A beautiful "Nordheimer"' piaio is on view at Kirkpatrick's art rooms, 159 Princess street. Liberal allowance made for old instruments taken in ex- --------------------. - Died At General Hospital. Myrtle Davy, the' fourteen-year-old daughter of Capt. and Mrs. R. A. | Davy, Lower Bagot street, died at] ds the Hospital Sunday moretng. The dedes child was a sufferer from appendicitis, which proved fatal be- fore an operation could be' performed. Great sympathy is felt for the sor Towing parents in their sad bereavd- (A Guaranteed Ouvve For Piles. Tiching, blind, Dleeding or protruding piles. Your druggist refund money Pazo Ointment fails to cure you in six to fourteen dave. Kia. ach han Bia tan 10 aa 1 ace: But every man's seems easier Than that which falls to vou. "Wahoo," the preat nerve tonic is Seid at Gibson's Red Cross Diug tore. a [HUGE success, ALL FACULTIES-SHEWED UP WELL INPARADE. | 3 -- 1 Fireworks Made Beautiful The Line of March--Quaint Cos- tumes Worn--Medicine Had a Typical\Display. Queen's annual parade came on Satuirda y night, as Sano a. and * t snccess in 'num- ed Sk ma coe of display. The only thing ing, if any, was a band to head the procession. The dif- ferent faculties formed up at the uni- - versity , between seven and eight o'clock, and after the marshals of the different years had drummed the ranks into. some semblance of or- der, the parade moved off, with science ! in a arts second, and divinity last, but by no 'means least. Several mounted marshals galloped ! along the lines, ing the road clear, and regulating display of fire | works. The students were all well | supplied with rockets and Roman can-' dles, which showed up with beautiful | effect against the dark background of | the sky. tninated banners dnd floats were carried by difigrent years, and the varions college yells and songs were given with 'the old time vigor. The leading faculty, science, had an extremely large turn-out, many. of the husky scientists i i varied costumes. decorated with 4 and the burning of colored lights gave a weird effect. The arts men also had an excellent turn-out with mottoes and costumes galore. 3 The four years in medicine were well represented, each being led by a de- corated vehicle, carrving appropriate banners. The carriages were made to resemble a patient's room, with at- tending physicians 'and nurses, and in one of the carriages a learned looking Dutch professor was giving an 'ex- tremely interesting lecture on various medical subjects. The line of march was up. Barrie, down Princess, and ont King street, and a large crowd had assembled alorg thede streets to witness the spectacle. The students confined them- selves to the road. and kept remark- ably pood order. The police on duty on Princess strect had been expecting a repetition of former excitement, and 2 8 4 3 | Free 1905 II Art Calendar - Armour's Extract of Beef Calendar Offer A He A hh - Campbell, Society Girl by Mal "com Strauss, Winter Girl louis Sharp--arranged in of sheets (size loxis), tied with ah on periph of eof post: on Py op "from jar of " ARMOUR'S ExtractoaBee The Hest Extract of the Best Beef for Soups, Sauces, Gravies and Beef Tea ARMOUR & CO, Chicage, lil. HACKY! Hickey's Bronchitis Cure It soothes and heals the in- flamed mucous membranes. Recommended by those who have.used it, Price, 25¢. ete nn Sorry to have such an easy The H B. Taylor Drug Co. PERSONAL MENTION. Movements of The People--~What They Are Saying and Doing. The death of a daughter of William Hogan, of Oswego, 'ocenrred Novem- ber 2nd. The body was brought to Kingston for burial. Bh The wedding of Harrison E. W. Nic holson, station agent, G.T.R; and and Mrs. Sarah J. Brown, will take place on Wednesday, Noveinber 9th, A. D. Cotter, teller in the Bank of Montreal, Picton, will leave in a couple of weeks to. take the position Brockville, Miss Ida Abramsky, after an ex- tended visit to Toronto and Roches- ter, visiting friends, returned to the city on Friday. She reports having an enjoyable time. Johiol Bero, Mille Roches, has ac- cepted a position as assistant in- structor in the butter department of ' the 'Kingston Dairy School." His du-! ties will hegin on November 15th, } Thomas Glenn has returned to Mon- treal and taken up his position at' the Place Viger hotel, after a two months' visit with his brother, Matthew, Bay street. In tke early spring Matthew Glenn will remove kis family s& Mon- treal, where the two brothers will start a first class restaurant. Right Rev. Bishop Gabriels; of Og- densburg, N.Y., has received . from King Leopold, of Belgium, the decor: ation of the Order of King Loopold, the highest decoration given in Bel- gium. The * décoration was conferred in 'recognition of Bishop Gabriels' wonderful ability as a linguist and theologian. of accountant in the Crown k at]... . ' A Tablet Put In. A tablet has been placed in § Andrew's church by Mrs. Bruce Car ruthers to the memory of her mother, the late Mrs. John Melntyre, who for a generation was a leader in the acti- vities of the church and a generous contributor to everything that ad- vanced its interests. Three Diphtheria Cases. The board of health has another im- portant duty to perform, in endéavor- ing to discover the cause of three cases , of diphtheria which have - developed i during the past week in the block on { Bagot street, between Gore and West streets. Three children in different houses have been stricken and are in the General Hospital isolation wards, Beef, iron and witie makes weak peo- ple stfong. The large bottle only 50c. Gibson:s Red Cross Drug Store. WHAT IT IS. The Murous Membrane Important Part It Plays In | The Healeh of Sickneps of The | Body. The mucous membrane is the inside ! lining of 'the body, and of all its ves--| sels and organs. The moment this mu- cous membrane becomes cut of condi tion, ever so little, illness, follows swiitly, in some form or other. | In ninety-nine cases of a hundred sease has its beginning in some de- rangement of this mucous membrane. dN Is a leading department in our store and-it is profitable as well as pleasant : to look over our display when in need of a new costume. Another point to consider is the saving on your - pur- chase, owing to our prices being es- pecially, noticeable for. their. smallness, BIC DISPLAY pin Ladies' 'Coats, A host of satisfied customers using it. Are you satisfied with your-eoal ? JANES SWFT & £0. Telephone 135, - It is very delicate and extremely | $6040 600040 : sensitive, and consequently very lia- = ble to disease, 5 If you are not feeling well you may be sure that the mucous membrane of some organ is sick and requires im- mediate treatment. . There is one fended to act, and does act, directly | medicine that is in- 1 WHEN THINKING Of ordering your Groceries don't orget that you can get as good and. curatively on the mucous mem- can. be got at the UNIQUE brane. It is Dr. Leonhardt's Anti-Pill, GROCERY, and our pricts are : Dyspepsia, biliousness, and copstipa- tion disappear as soon "as Dr. Leon- bardt's Anti-Pill has restored the mu- cous membrane to ite natural healthy Fog condition. 50¢. a bottle, at all right, We call for orders and delive mptly. If you want us ring up 530, Nagar Bete, ole Co. Limited €; H, PICKERING, Corder Pine and Patrick St DRESS GOODS THURSDAY, MoV. 17, 1 Rovnd trp tickets will be points in Canada at SINGLE FIRST-CLAS Wednesday and Thursdi ber 16th and 17th. Valid returning from destin befgre Monday, Nov. 21st, 19 ---- DAILY Excursion R ; FROM KINGSTON WORLD'S FAIR, - ST. $22-=Good for 15 Days. $29.35-+-6Geod for 60 Day: $35.20--Good anti Dec. I Stop~oyérs allowed at any ate station in Canada, also Ch as ia DE _TRIP--Hamilton t s, $1.40 additional, For Pullman accomy ti and all other information aj J. P. HANLE Corner Johpsten and Ont KINGSTON & PEMBROKE & PACIFIC RAILWAY anksgiin SINGLI FARE " & Good going November itd returning until November 21; ---- World's Fair, $t. Louis lon Tickets on sale Full particulars at K. & P.R: Ticket Office, Ontario ¢ F. CONWAY, F. A. FOLG] Gen. Pass. Apt. BAY OF. QUINTE R New 'short. line for Twee Descronto, and all local poi leave City Hall Depot at 8 CONWAY, Agent'B. Q. Ry, ALLAN LINE "vere Royal Mail Stea Parisian, R $50 and upward, ac accommodation. xtra. $ 5 to Liverpool, Derry, gow, London. MONTREAL TO GLASGOY Sicilian, Thurs., Nov. 17th, NEW YORK TO GLA Laurentian, Thurs., Nov. 17 Redyced rates by above G vices on application, etc. J. BP. HANLEY, Aquat, C Pi Depot. oI SLEEVE, Clarence Street. Lake Ontario and Bay ¢ Steamboat Co., Lim STR. "ALETHA" Between Kingston, Picton Ot Kings daily at Picton and intermediate B On 1 » Thursc steamer calls at N rt and Belleville. For further information E. HORSEY, G.P. & F. A. Jo P.. BANLEY, J P SLEEVE, JAS. SWIFT & TO-LET. COMFORTABLY FURNISH near Queen's Coliege. "George street. FIRST CLASS ROOMS, WI Apply 160 King street, convenient to Medical C THREE WARM ROOMS Farl street. 33.0 mon water. Epply Jann s Office, 51 Brock stroet THE TIME FOR > ders, for the extension of th at Toronto Island. is herehy THURSDAY, November 101 Fikp. oF t of Public Wo ttawa. November Sri, ,NewspaperS inserting = th went without authority | partment owill not be paid OVIAAHD aa