SO VETTES HOV VUWNROS ml ary pecial . eted stock-taking and or fifty Tweed Suits, $ ry over the season, In ckly we have ' marked $85. 5 $7.80. s-- We have a number going to sell at about e, sizes 34to 44. $2, "ene wn 3IBBY CO. rs, Oak Hall, Kingston. BVO od lo Manufacturing | ow going to manufacture our own jing, also making suits, lo' order, we lear out our eutire stock of R al EXACTLY HALF MARKE you that this sale will exceed all pre. s in the city of - kot po to get ul ' ys "Blo. at EXACTLY HALF MABS- fake sale but a Genuine Clearing us will convince you. not miss and call on us at once. ~ It will be to r $9 ; $16 Buits for 87:60 ; $10 Buits reoats for $8 ; $14 Overcoats for §7; r $6 and so on, ly If Not Satisfactory. e People's Clothier, 's and Crawford's: Groceries. . Rubbers ty years the f the Cana- Made to wr. Sold by Shoe Store. DN BROS. List for V (Saturday) beef in the city. Also a fine selection Gorn Beef, Salt Pork, Sugar Cured | 8, , Sausege-Meat, Hamburger wats, Lard, Canned Goods of all cam Cheese, Celery, Vegetables of oll ) SARDINES, o'clock - Saturday night, 500 potmds OS. Phone 458: MAKE = '& Small Tubing ales omen's Peril 3 pr 10 STANDING " fe Ms Se car LL thought Why so many ge rather Will sa still for ten minutes? -- oe "rt 1s because Most women suffer from Rh ment of their delicate ome ryan discomfort of whieh is Joss when "they are in motion hs standing. In soe 0 Res Io ws compel employers esting places for their fe- amount of law can regulate § of these women, They the strength which this work or run the risk ol serious dinenses the surgeon's knife. Bead nd | the experience of Miss 4 Merkley, 275 3d Street, Mil- Dar oe of strength, Nervous, ins and extremes pose yo Peek medical adwoe. The had ovarian trouble and ulcer- womb, and advised an o tion id to get wel. 1 objected to thie decided to give Ly . Pinkham! wg atrial, soon found that things said about this great were true. The ulceration soon headache and nervousness in a short time 1 was vigorous and perfactly well, I wish 1 who su Lydia poking av) Vegetable Compound. Lyin BE Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound 8 a vegetable tonle which jnrig- orates strengthens the entire le rt y a will produte the ms henefielsl resulth in the case of sick woman as with Miss Merkley. 4 FASHION'S FORM. -- of The Latest Styles Just Ladies. One Hers 3s a thie Tittle black velvet Have suit for boy from six to nine Years of age. White lace collar and Wis and a white linen hlouse are wn. The sash is of black silk. ; : Sick Headache. This distressing ailment resulta from & disordered condition of the sto- Mach. Alt that is needid (0 offect a fare is a dose or two of Chamber a's Stomach and Liver Tablets by fl, the attack may he warded off, * Sreally, lessened in severity, hy Shing & dose of these tablets ak Soon us he ist symptom of an attack appears. Sold hy all dvuggists. -- Jap Financier Coming Here. Jolla, Feb, 17 abu of the Bank of Japan sails to i or America and England via yer The purpose of his trip is : hold preliminary conferences with pos. Bnauciors of those countries re ny ferme of a fourth' domestic Vice-President Ta- ---- ¥, » Losh greasy dishes, pots or pans wid ad Dry Soap a powder, It will re- Ca witn the greatest ease an, ie rers' Fy iets i Manufac turers' Asso: he ch fing the government and 8 rtered hanks to take steps to- latin Moving foreign silver in circu- in Canada, TERRIFIC HEADACHE A ------------ eT NOT IN DANGER THE RECENT MEETING WAS NOT CALLED, To Considéy Matters of a Finan. cial Chakacter--The Company ~Concerped Has Other Fune- tions to Perform. Special to the Whie. Toronto, Fel." 17.-- "The meeting of the Michigan Lake Superior Power Co., at - Philadelphia, has nothing whatever 10 do with the financial matters of the Lake Superior corpor- 'hon, or with anv of the industries at Soo, Ontario, nor were such matters even mentioned or discussed at the meeting," said N. W. Rowell, K.C,, counsel for the Lake Superior corpor- ation, when ouestioned regarding the matter. The Michigan Lake Superior Power company, Mr, Rowell explained, does not supply power for the opera- tion of any of the Canadian industries hut it a company organized to devel: op and sell power to be used on the American #ida of the river and, said he, no matter what may be done ulti: mately in connection with the Michi- gan Power plant, it in no way will affect or endanger, directly or indirect: ly, the Canadian industries at Soo, or their operation. Nicholson Coulson, whe was brought here from New Liskeard, on Wednes- day last, sufiering from injuries sus- tained in a dynamite explosion, died, this morning, in the Fmergeney hos pital. An unknown man was found, this morning, asphyxiated in his hed at the cheap boarding house at 167 York street. The gas jet was tured on full, DEATH OF W.' A. LAKE. After A Short Illpess From phoid Fever. After only a short illness, W. Ar thur Lake, died at his home in Toledo, Ohio, on Jammaiy 25th, of typhoid fever. He was sick tabout three weeks before he passed alway. Previous to this time he'"had enjoyed the best of health. The deceased was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Lake, now residing in Sydenham. Five vears ago he moved to Toledo, Ohio, and connected himseli with the Lake Shore railway. He leaves to wife, a father, Calvin, at Mrs. (Dr.) Ty- mourn, besides his mother and hrother Sydenham; two sisters, Vanluven, Toledo, and Mrs. ND. Ralkwell, Kingeville, Ont. The body will be brought home and in terredd in the family plot at Wilton, tees Ida Hill Items. Ida Hill, Feb. 16.-A number from lere attended o driving party to Pitts purgh. A cancert, whien was to he held in Sunbury town hall, on the 14th inst.. was postponed to su iater date. Owing to the storm of Sunday Jast. the mail service has been tied up for three days. The publie school is progressing favorably "Sinder . the management of Miss H. "Todd ™ as teacher, The village store is doing a good business © with local customers. R. Shannon, who disposed of a quan tity of hay Isaac Allan, Mis- issippi. has completed his contract. Jackson Bros. have their saw miil in sod condition and are receiving a large quantity oi work, Visitors: Miss Winnifred Shannon, Kingston; George UCnddy. at Mrs. Ro McMiflan's, city ¢ Willard Statue Accepted Weshington, BA, Feb, 17.~The soow white marble statue of Miss Frances FB. Willard, conspicuous as the only statue of a woman among a seore or more of images of noted men, wat unveiled in Statuary hall of the capitol this afternoon with exercises of a! highly interesting and impressive character. The state is a gift from the state of Mlinois, but its formal ac- ceptance to-day was made the oc- casion for a loving tribute from the women of the entire. country to the memory of the great temperance lead er. Snow Here Too. Forfar, Feb. 1,--Miss J. C. Percival, a former school teacher here, is renew: ing old acquaintances. Miss Estella Young, Athens high school, spent Sun: flay with her parents. As a result of the great depth of snow in the woods farmers here about reased thdir opera tions. William Frve is recovering from a severe illness, Mrs. R. J. Davison has returned home from Westport, where she has heen visiting. Visitors: darton Dowsett, at C. T Hall's; Mr and Mrs. M. Judson, and Lola, at I. J. Davison's. Children's Comtribjtion. tev. Mr. Craig has banded the see retary of the general hospital the sum of nine dollars as the contriby tion of the children of the Cataraqui Methodist cirenit. lostead of having a hospital collection, the pastor ask ed the children to bring their offering to the Christmas tree. It is this money that is now being handed over ---------- Thomas VFergugon does the catering to-uight for the C.M.BA. hall at Wolie ldland. So satisfed were the i he marine engineers over the repast prepared for: them on Wednesday night, that they presented him with a honus, : The road on King street between the Grove Inn and' Ellerbeck street was blocked this afternoon with huge drifts of snow in some places as high as eight feet. The corporation shovel lers were put to work to clear the way for traffic, 2 There is a possibility that Queen's hockey team will be late in reaching Toronto for their game with "Varsity to-night. They left on the fast train this afternobm, but a bad snow block: ade was reported west of Belleville. Three young men arrived in the city this afternoon on their way west and being in steaitensd circametances ap- plied at the police station for shelter. They will hakept over nlioht. An up-to-date leather goods manu facturer has brought out a new style pocket-book whigh- he calls the Cassie Chadwick. OF course, it is extra large, fmperial Caesar dead and turned 16 day." way be made into a jug to hold the stull of which eggnog is THE DAILY IN INFLUENZA'S GRIP Said To Be Sixty Thousand Ill 'At Rowe. PREMIER clorfrrL Seeciul to the Whig, Rome, Feb. 17 sway in Rome, and Steinhuber are both soridusly ill. Premier Giolitti, and several other ministers dre ill with the disease and, as a result, the chamber is languish- ing for want of work. It is estimated that there are 60,000 persons in the city ill with the disease, holds Cardinals Rampolla, Infiienza INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. J.B. MeGall is confined to his home through illaess, - There was a blank docket at the po lige court 1his morning. Mink mufis 20 per cent. off at George Mills & Co's big fur sale. Bargains in corsets, every tion. New York Dress Reform. Fresh oysters, the best ever, are sure of that at Carnovsky's The first shipment of bitter oranges arc always the hest. We have' them. W. J. Crothers. "Phone 11, The annual meeting of the Calvin company held Thursday after noon, The officers and directors were re-elected, A lady's small black purse, contaiu® ing a small sum of money, ete., found vesterday, awaits its owner at the Whig office. White Thibet stoles and mufi= 20 per cont. off at George Mills & Co's hig fur sale descrip You was Trivial Causes of Wars. The immediate cause of the great wars of history has often been a sur- prisingly trivial accident. It is said incidentally thet no two wars have ever been brought about in exactl the same way. Mere jests have often caused dreadful wars. ln ghe time of William the Conqueror, for im stance, it was a jest pure and simple that brought about the war between ¥ugland and France and ultimately cost the great William his life. One day his contemporary Philip of France delicately remarked at dinner that William was "like a fillet of beet on castors and ought to be ex- bibited at a prize monarch show." William heard of this and in a furi- ous rage ordered his troops to in- vade a. once. This was dome, and a war commenced, which ended in the English King being thrown from his horse and killed while superintend- ing the siege of Mantes. - A more re- cent case is told of Frederick the reat, who nearly caused a war with Fnglana by referring to King Ceorge as "'a bloated ox.' In a recent war between the army of Feuador and that of a neighbor- ing State ceusiderable damage had Leen done before any explanations were forthcoming. Then it transpired that the rival armies had been ';nanoeuvring" om the frontjer rath- er too near each other, and could not resist the temptation to try con- ¢iusions. The only recemt case in Furope of a formal declaration of war: made before actual operations were begun was that of the Franco- Trussiar war in 1870. The first inti- mations of the intentions of the Boers in their war came out of the nwzzles of their Mausers. ec------ Saw Himself As Others See Him. Sir Henry Irving, whose stage ca- reer covers forty-eight years, has ac- quired many striking mauperisms during that time. Ope day when he wus ill and. rehearsing understudies to play his parts he chose a par- ticular actor to play Richelieu, At the end of the rehearsal Sir Henry called the histrion to him and said: "Why did you deliver that last speech in such 'a curious manner, and why did you go off the stage so spasmodically " 'It's the way you do it, Sir Hen- yy And all the great tragedian was! Good Heavens!™ Sir Henry tells a story about J. L. Toole, the famous comedian. On one occasion Toole lent a rather un- reliable man a sovereign, never ex- pecting to see the money again. To his amazement the man turned up and paid the sovereign back with many thanks. Some weeks after the same individual requested the loan of £5. "No, no!' said Mr. Toole. "You deceived me once." You won't get the chance of doing it again." ee pee said An Ecclesinstienl Umbrella. An umbrella big enough Lo cover a dozen persons belongs to the Church of St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Eng- land. It is used on wet days for wedding: parties, so that the bride and bridegroom, the bridesmaids and guests may not get their smart dress- es spoiled when walking from the church door to the carriages. It is also used by the clergy at funerals, w _the service has to be held by the graxeside in pouring rain. That it is usehr} is obvious, and it is rath- er remarkable that many other ticle as a part of the ordinary church furniture. ------ Joba Ball's Big Family. The British Empire to-day numbers 400,548,718 citizeus The recent completion of the Cape census enables the total to be made up. Over AL 876.745 square milex of British ver- churches do Rot possess such an ar- WHAT WHIG CORRESPOND. ENTS TELL US. The Tidings From Various Points In Eastern Ontario -- What People Are Doing And What They Are Saying. ---- Oso on Items. Oso Station, FOB, 18 Moses Cham hers has disposed of his farm 10 Ales ander Fugland. Armstrong, Sr., ono of hes Saal most re spected i Jace, died at Sharbot Lake, on the inst, irom preamonia. ck is attend wg Zealand . Barr and ber little daughter, of Hartington, has returned af! ating her mother, Mrs. Jumes Me , Sr. ---- Glen Buell Personals. Glen Buell, Fob M.=Glen Buell is about to lose one of voung lad: ies, as invitations have heen issued for the marriage of Miss Hihol Dack to John Anderson, on February 22nd. The school is prospering under = the skilinl management of Miss Kelley, Athens, slthough a Jorge number of the children have been detained home with measles. Mr. Shaver, Caintown, spent and Sunday with friends were suddenly called home count of the illnoss of Nr mother in law. at and Miss Sawrday mt here, on ac Shavers ------ Were Kept At Home. Allen, Wolfe Tsland, Feb. 15.-The roads in this section are completely blockaded. Farmers eh the pe busy breaking roads theough the fields to a ty he: Nat Richard Halli day's, on Tuesday ig, was a de cided swecess.. Archbishop Gauthier, accompahied hy Rev. Frs. Spratt and Kinsley, visited: the 'mow separate school in this district on Wednesday On account of the eoadition of the roads the young. folks in this vicinity could not attend the A.O.UW. hall at Marysville on Thursday evening. John Murphy returned from Perth, on Wednesday, - after & two months' visit, Keelerville News. Keelerville, Feb. 8.=The Latter Day Saints are holding meetings in our schoolhouse during the present week, but as the roads ave bad, their con gregation is small. G. E. Clarke and William Loucks are preparing for the west in the coming spring. William Fisher and 'family are visiting at Joseph Keeler's dusting the winter, and will return to their home in the west in the spring. Bethuel Clarke's bee, last week, 'was well attended, and he had a nice pile of wood cut. Our school is progressing favorably under the able management of Miss Annie Campbell. Visitors: Miss Alice Pat terson at homt; Charles Meora a Charles Clarke's; I." Moore at John Patterson's. Calabogie' News. Calabogie, Feb. 18.~The Church brothers have closed their shanty for this winter. The death of Robert Fer guson, one of the oldest men of this vicinity, occurred last week. Deceased was about seventy-cight years of age and resided about three miles from (Calabogie village. The faneral serv which was held in the Preshytérian church, Calabogie, was well attended Most of the young wen have remained around here this winter some werd em ploved by Mr. Carswell and others by the Church Bree. A young man ny the name of Tumelson was seriously injured up at the Black Donel lead mines about five mil¢s from here. The wedding of Miss Edith Cavanagh, danghter of A. Cavanagh, Barry Vale, and 1. Church, Calahogie, is st Tor March 21st. The bride is ove of Barry Vale's most respected ax well as most beautiful young ladies. A Verona Marriage. Verona, Feb, 16.--~The village is very quiet, only the marriage of Henry Jdefirey and Miss Lena Ludbrook made quite a stir among the hoys, The hap py couple were united on the 9th in stant, at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. J. Ferguconi Misz Lawra Lud brook was bridesmaid, and Victor Snider. New York, was groomaman, We wish them success through life. The bride was a member of the choir in the Methodist church, and will be greatly missed. There is a great deal of sickness here just now, Mrs, M, Yorke who has been very ill is im proving slowly, A yonng man's re mains 'were brought here' from the hospital, on Mondav night, and plac ed in the vault, R. Gi. Ferguson, Mani toba, brother of Rev. J. Ferguson, paid a visit ta the parsonage a few days ago, He has heen verv subeessful out there and thinks no place better. Happenings At Harlem. Harlem, Feb, 14.--Death has again visited the village and has taken an old and respwicted citizen in the person of William Gorman. Mr. Gorman was a retired school tepcher. His children all are married. He was liked by all who kpew him, for his genial manner and pleasant conversation. and will be missed from amgng bis neighbors, He leaves to monrn his Toss, his wife, two sons and two daughters, all living within eaxy reach ni home, Joseph Chapman i» om the sick list. The ter rible condition of the roads makés bauling almost impossible. Miss Sher rat, who hos been visiting J. D. Mee Entyvre last week, returned to her home in Kingwton last Friday. Herman Nichols has rented the Brown McCal lam place, near Chantry, and will re move thore in March.' Jolm Raison is will confined 10 hed, Mise Best. of Soperton, is the guest of Mis Raison this week. Miss Evaline Falon is still very sick, with smgll hopes of her re- covery. There is romor of a new cheese factory. going up on the thou. "aad oe next summer. W. with i» thinking of making a trip tp Faglane next sommes, in at ol Segacy left thers by his grandmother's people for hor heirs, Fifteen Dollars. Will buy go ladies" fur jacket at Grorge Mills & €0's big [or sale. A local drgngliteman has gone to ritory are dotted to the number of made. about 86 per square mile. Toronts, and bis friends announce our Smith is} Something New in Sardines Tue heat Sardines in the world have heen caneht recently off the shores of Norway. These have imuieniistely been prozosuved by French awd ther Roropesuconntcion sa Fan 18e. per tin. Rack in has 8 patent eas: k The fish can be taken ASE TOUR Hie ER HAE pale a3 YOY. Spemer . 8 hela, The above Sardines will be demonstrated all week in J. 8. HENDERSON'S STORE, Call snd taste these delicious Sardines 5 x 7 . W. G. CRAIG & CO., Wholesale Agents for Kingston. ~ COMPARE | Styles and Values ! That's our clarion call to the BIG SHOE SALE! Only a few more days now to take advantage of 25¢, DISCOUNT SALE Will End Tuesday, February 21st. Positively No Sale Goods Exchanged After Tuesday, Feb. 21st. If you have failed to: visit our sale do so to-day. We will save you 257 on your shoe wants. sone J. H. Sutherland & Bro. ASBESTOS SAD IRONS HANDLE A ---- 70S AHOT IRON in, These Irons surpass all other Sad Irons. They have Aoves. Select' Lump for grates Swithing Slack, : Also Cut & Uncut, Wood P. WALSH, Mma ISAAC ZACKS you AWAY SALES' hut year wa.vell at © x price of avery : prices elsewhere, | | NO NEED TO SEN TOWN FOR ENGRAVED WHIG WORK IS GOOD LAA SELL LEEL BEd Sdbd of said of Ww . claim had notice &t the ti assets to me of such OUT OF RDS Tree 4 Lhd add reTeTeTY : WE ALSO 3 STEEL DIE EMBOSSING | Andi ibid Sd TeYw ee wrate asd Egan for stove, *'hestaut Cannel for your grate. ------ y gn The New Store or the O10 Stand, 271 and 273 Princess St, . Anything you need in UNDERWEAR OUTERWEAR, FOOTWEAR, wa LOWEST FIGURES. We don't ron any "OIVE- Avery day in the! ' ¥\adiv ook nt the ® atl a ore in town. i) refund your TETTTTTTTTYTTTYYY Fuel Hard Coal your furoate. 440d. Pa' Nr: yam Soft Coal . HT Kiar wna a "us geprevented we | Te Fuel can, ell OSSIBLE" va © Gey our store, "mony other t revolutionized ironing-daj methods, and the house-wife av is without them is sacrificing comfort and economy. We have these in a number of styles. Ask to see them. McKELVEY & BIRCH, 69 and 71 Brock St. . Crystalized Gingers, 40c, per pound. A A A A © 40c. per pound. Ganong's Chocolate Gingers, 50¢. per pound. A. J. REES. Princess St MN " M Nv IS A PRIME F A M A A 1: Made from tested natural spring water, selected barley malt and a hops. Undoubtedly better for the}! sick and convalescent than any medicine. PARL. AND, Agent. Ey Mc N It. yo apend eveaings~say 8 8g weaken r aplendid NIGHT SCHOOL spend months, ~say 8 of them excellent DAY SCHOOL arough work, © New egéipment. (ood wit or The Frontenac Business College Harrie and Clergy Streets, Clty. STOUKDALE, + - = « Principal. PEP IEEEI SERIES ¥.N * that be will not come back alone, John Labatt's [iS PORTER == NEW YORK STOCK MARKETS. St. Sug ar Twin City {inion Pacific 11. S. Steel STOUR MARKETS, , hed spi y to laore, er Artshorne, Bogert & Hattells, Members New York: Hiock 'Exchange, 151 Ht. James Telogr Nuruan outreal. NEW YORK STOCKS. walgaimated Copper werivan Locomotive American Smolting & Retinim meriCan tehison altiecre & thie Sugar Helping brooklyn Rapid Transit : Cowan's Chocolate Gingers, emits & Qh © com ist rie, rie, pref. Louisville '& Nashville clropolitan Securities | ciropolitan Strect Ry wn, Mt, Paul & SSM, Issouri Pacine ' w York Central Ponnsyivania Heading Rock Inland Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific | 5. Leather 5. Steel, com 5. Steel, pref, | ahash, foarte Sales to noon--442 000 shares, "MONTREAL STOUKS, ontreal: Light, Heat « Power . #2} 0 . . 3H wows AG Hn Dominion Iron Bonds | S14 67% LERISOB aio we hs mal. Cdpper aitimiore « Ohi I fiir smi br ] Trausit ... blend of the choicest growths of}§ee linois Central Louisville & Nashville . Mo : 7 tropolitan Mixsouri Pacific w% York Central Pennsylvania Rock Istand . eading Paul 1. 8. Steel, pret Wheat Rept, | Ma dn Corn-- Ma When yon want always Open. Close. Fon, 17%h. : BIE 8p Th 744 160i; 1043 02¥ sy i 19% T F fi 157 158 138% 1848 LMR 1234 100 § 1471 34TH 1895 109} BAY 8Ak 08F 94% © da 1 iA 5 L134 125% wo a8 On % Ta fT Cam weg © 102 10 A a physic that is mild and gentle, easy to take and certain to lain's St and For sale Wa Wiig by Hireat, | Cao's i. 12,80 pf, Fe. 15h. 4] 140 suggiesze