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Price of HAIR GROWER, 81 bottle, SCALP CLEANER, the only Dandruff For shampooing it hag no equal. Price 50 os | Stbrland Sisters, Sle Manufactur and Proprietors. CANADIAN OFFICE: ICOLBORNE STREET, TORONTO 23 where all letters of inquiry and orders can be siresed. The photograph of the Seven Suthers bad Sisters (group) must be on every box J. H. BAILEY, Foreign Manager. Recommended and Sold by Ge. W. Mahood, druggist, corner of Bagot and Princess streets. All those suffering with Boils, Scrofula, Eczema will find Weaver's Syrup and Cerate invaluable to cleanse the blood Davi; & Lawrence Co., Ltd., Montreal. Ee ---------- Is the time for Wrisg renovation 2d every one who tu to build or model their pre- Sat bath room nd write Suggestions TL advice and detailed prices material is first class and our are skilled mechanics, David Hall, k £t., Kingston. Phone 53 et t---- et BVO [IONE OY (ARRIAGES and BUGGIES ~ FOR SALE 1 Kensington, second-hand, in good order; 1 Makedo, second- i:1 Phaeton; 1° road wag- 8; also new Top Buggies, outs with rubber tires; 8lt0 a few gots of Harness left. and see for yourself. IAMES LATURNEY, 300 PRINCESS STREET. Lok at the Cream our first delivery Milk bottles, Tie second delivery is just ag good, only the Cream is Rot yet raised; ; Our Creamery Butter is always "et and good, : OUR CHICAGO NEWS DINNER AT CLUBTO HONOR ' ' THE DAILY WHIG, SATURD ---------------------------- him, and even threatens his life if he persists in his devotions. Mr, Prosser hae borne this trouble throughout their entire married life, which is ab- out ten years past 'and now desires to end it, Mrs, Prosser has sold the fur- | niture of their home and departed to CANADIAN. From Our Own Correspondent. the police Connelley, a painter, found, they judged he had been dead some days. An investigation is being rowdi made. About seventy-five negroes em- ployed by a coal in Twenty-third night, throwing stones and other mis- houses and stores and nig | Strike Hurting Business Greatly ' street car on Halstead street, one day Many Daring Rohberies--A Well-Known Miner Home foil His Holidays. Chicago, May 21 ---Monday morning found the body of E. J at his home on! Sixty hind street, There were two and jt is feared a ullet holes in Connelley's head, and! it i two revolvers lying near him ' with | called cat before it is finally setded. an empty, chamber in each; and it is | thought the man committed suicide, From the condition of the body when company, marched street on Saturday siles at people, breaking windows in doing other damage to property. Some had nar- row escapes from being seriously hurt by the flying stoned. There was a great deal of property damaged. A startling story has been told by 4 little girl only ten years old. The child's name is Lizzie Leidig, and be- cause she did 'not like her step-father, John F. Leidig, she tol& the following dreadful story. She says while her mo- ther lay sleeping with a little one- vear-old child in her arms, the step- father poured coal oil over her and then set fire to her. The real story is that Mrs. 'Leidig was lighting a fire using coal. oil to start it, and the flames "ignited her clothing: She then rushed into a room and threw herself on the bed endeavoring to extinguish the flames, but without success, Both Mrs. Leidig and the baby were burned frightiully. They were taken to hospital and died a few hours later. Mr. Leidig. was arrested, and then the true story came out of the accidental burning of the woman and child. ¥ Yesterday morning ahout five o'elock Eva Dakin, 4 coneert hall singer, shot and killed Charles Bennet, one of the two men who robbed her of her purse, Miss Dakin was taken to the Des- plaines street station pending an in- vestigation into the circumstances surrounding 'the shooting. Last night about ten o'clock four thieves, after robbing the jewellery store of T. D. Lande, West Madison street, held a crowd of over two hundred persqns at bay with revolver and escaped. Just as Mr. Lande was about to leave the store for the night the four robbers entered and prevented him from leaving by barring the front door thus rendering him unable to get as sistance. They then proceeded to load themselves down with the valuable jewellery. They carried offi over $4,000 worth in diamonds. It is believed the same gang robbed the jewellery store of Turner Bros., 861 Madison street, a short time ago. In a sermon last Sun- day, Dowie predicted that the world will see a reign of sin and lawlessness rookery building yesterday, they came across a bundle of mail, dated 1892, The entire bundle, which was mostly newspapers and circulars, with a. few letters, was immediately sent to the new postoffice, and will be delivered to ytheir various destinations as though they had been posted the day before. An old man sixty-five years old, William Hibbart by name, was robbed of 8, and then thrown down the stairs of the Hotel Irvine on Van Bur- en street, where he was employed as a night cdek, Wednesday morning. The old man received such injuries from the fall that he died yesterday. Three boys, George Plummer, Thomas Sherwin, and Thomas Kelly were be- fore the grand jury the other day for murdering * Michael White of Ohio street. They were also accused of committing five robberies and one bur- glary before murdering White. They were identified bv their victims. Chas. Prosser has filed a suit for divorce against his wife; Mrs. Annie Prosser, because she so seriously objects to fa- milv prayer in the home. Prosser says that every time he attempts to have family praver His wife throws dishes, chairs or anything she can find at You Are Ailing Find the Cause for the Weakness and Nervous Dread That Overshadows Your Life. Pills--they cure that *'ailing'" feeling in one night. Next morning you feel like mnew--bright, fresh, and .happy. Appetite improves, dull, sallow color grows ruddy and clear, proving that great good is being dome by this sci- entific medicine. Thus writes Mrs. D. F. Fowler, from Yarmouth : "T used to feel drowsy and [ had vague pains all throu well. Pills there was a sudden change. a gootl medicine." Kingston Mik Depot -| Detroit with the three children. thit he died in the People's Hospital bed. It is feared the strike will come Moffat is a native of Walkerton, Ont., in the near future, He says that all government and all established insti- tutions will be overthrown and Zion will rule. While workmen were engaged in' tearing down and altering the old heavy, my color was sallow, and there was usually a bad taste in my mouth. my limbs, and an annoying headache as "After one dose of Dr. Hamilton's Pills, so I strongly recommended such John Norburg boa over-crowded rded an last week, and when the car started, he in somé manner was pushed offi. He was so seriously injured by. the fall a short time after. The strike quieted down somewhat toward the latter part of the week, but last night it Officers of the law are sent with every waggon that goes out with goods to deliver, and now even these are mob- be- general. Strike-breakers are ng in from all parts and rioting is on the increase. Alreadv nine per: sons have been killed, and nearly three hundred more or less seriously wound: ed. Much damage to property has been done, and loss to. the business inter ests of the city is enormous. James W. Moffat, C.I.., Nelson, B. C., was in Chicago this week, calling on friends while en route to Toronto, on a visit to his people there, Mr, is a magazine for women who think and is the only magazine in the Official Organ of the National Council of Women. It Ts full of brigh Bey dot in this map stands for 50 su! EST OF SKILL. This is not a lottery, gue! this, whatsoever. The dots a sible to the nak: them you should win. chance of winning is as g and after getting his education at Brantford Collegiate Institute and Mc- Gill University, was engaged in rail road work for | the Canadian Pacific for sume years. He then went to Salt Lake City, and for a considerable time was engaged in "mining operations in Utah and Nevada. About seven vears ago, Mr. Moffat went to British Col- umbia, and has been in Nelson ever since, with the Pioneer Mining com- pany, which operates the 'Two Friends" and the "Black Prince" mines, Mr. Mofiat is one of the capa- ble, energetic western men who make a success of their work, and are thor- oughly in love with their western sur- roundings. Richard Armstrong, a well- known Canadian resident of Chicago, gave a dinner at the Calumet. Club, on Saturday night, in honor of the Hon. Andrew George Blair, ex-prime minis- ter of New Brunswick, and ex-minister of railways of 'the Dominion of Can- ada. The following guests were pres- ent: James ('Shaughnessey of the Chicago Amierican,- Charles T. Long, B. Shaw, Dr. Thomas Woodruff, John Crerar, William A. Robertson, W. K. Pattison, John C. MacPherson 'AS A SPECIAL PRIZE TO THOSE SENDING ' IN THREE COUNTS (SEE CONDI 8) I A TOTAL OF and W. Harry Spears, special Cana- dian newspaper representative. Donald C. 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CAWDOR E makes rest and sleep possible, and « Address all letters; Contest Dept.; FORD PUBLISHING CO.; Indianapolis, U.S. A. . London, May 27. In 1805 William Albert. Jackson, an ngineef, was mar ried at St. Marks, Myddelton Square. He had two children when three years tism, all over from head to foot, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the only hing that will relieve the pain." For sale by all druggists, A personally conducted excursion to the Pacific coast via the Grand Trunk Railway -System and .connecting lines | leaves Quebec, July 5th, and Montreal a ago, he met Miss Emily Adelaide Les | I 4 The route You can't keep up forever. Can Be Wiped Out. lie, whose home wus um the next | 2 Toronto July gh The reat Sooner ing rg a . "For every death from typhoid | street to that in which he lived. Council Blufis to Omaha, Denver, and against the strain that 5 Spoase an some one ought to be hanged for Jackson represented himself to Miss | Co yrado Springs. Stops will be your overworked syaien, : 2 ~ - murder," a distinguished sanitarian | Leslie as a single mun with property | 00 0 of hese places, and side power snd nerve may abl x you has "said. This .is a violent state |at Bromley, in Kent, and the two trips taken to Manitou, Cripple Creek ro but the end is probably near at}, hu¢ there is foreible proof of went oyeling tog thie fou Garden of the Gods, ete, From there and. i 3 its justite in an article by Samue wentually, in 04, Jackson. went |} vw continue through the To-day the eommon Domplaint bi Bh Adams, in June Mgflure's. | through the form of marriage with the pasty will youte' of Hi weak men and women is lac I 1 | Though this disease costs American | Miss Leslie at St. Andrew's, Holborn, | 0 pi Grande, through the Royal ney vitality. Here you have the cause | = nities many millions of dol | and at that time he was paving atten {Gorge to Salt Lake City, thence to of your ill-health. : : lars and many thousands of lives. the | tidh to a third lady. He took rooms | Los Angeles. San Francisco, Mount ouldn't it be wise to use a time-| io f far-reaching and searching | for Miss Leslie in Granville Square, ) Shasta. Portland, Oregon, Seattle, tested remedy like Dr. Hamilton's investigation show conclusively the | explaining that he could not provide a | § : : : Spokane, and home through St. Paul and Minneapolis. The trip will oceup about thirty days, ten days being spent" on the Pacific coast. The pric criminal foolishness of permitting it in anv community.' "The average city of 100,000 inhabitants wastes, per- haps, half a million dollars a year on suitable home until he had paid off the debt on his Kentish property. The al lowance he made her barely paid the rent of the rooms. i " i vod | for the round trip, including railroa the jucury of having tyvheid, dug Her suspicions aroused, she followed fare, Pullman tourist sleeping cars, probably a hundred thousand dol- | him, to come face to face with the » ae t all meals in dining car, hotels; side trips, ete., is 8166.50 from Que- bec or £160.50 from Montreal and lars more in efforts to avoid it. That money, properly spent, would prac- tically eradicate the discase. We have real wife in a house scarcely two hun- dred yards from her own, . At the Old Pailey vesterday Jack- £15 ods PR 4 tee 3 : : pple] Raves. 50 from Toronto. This first trip is seen, It done in the nial Burg son pleaded guilty to the charge of designed as a vaeation trip for teach pean cities; yet, with unprogressive- bigamy, and the recorder sentenced | ers, although many who are not teach- fers will improve the opportunity of | taking the trip at the remarkably low price afforded. For full partionlars ad- dress FE. CO. Bowler, General Passeng Agent and Conductor, Bonaventur Station, Montreal. ness in public health which strangely contrasts with the forwarding Amen- can spirit, our cities have continued to poison themselves and cach other." The triumphs of scientific methods and the ignorance and neglect which turns the viscera of communities into him to twelve months' hard labor. RHEUMATISM wler's letter is a message to | a progression of bacilli cultures, pro- 25-cent Bohr wh : latte in poor health, TL all the interest of a story. yial. For A Good Complexion, You can't do better than follow her Mit falls | Toilet aids are unecessary where advice. Dr. Hamilton's Pills you cer-| Have no equal as a prompt and to cure | the blood is as it should he. Wade's tainly need; then why not get them | positive cure for sick _ headache, will Tron Tonic Pills give a richness to now and 'enjoy the abundant good | biliousness, constipation, pain in the refund the blood and a clearness to the health they are sure to bring you ? | side, and all liver troubles, Carter's your skin that no sosmetie, can give. In at exhaustion and depression gradu- | Little Liver Pills. Try them; : naney. | boxes Be at ad's drug - store. ally loft me. 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