Daily British Whig (1850), 13 Jun 1905, p. 6

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# at all hotels, clubs and restaurants, LES, Princess St. a fe Carling' Alein your ~ provisions--it's the quickest, and most ~ effective cure for that tired, wearied con- dition that usually follows. the outdoor holiday. - Carling's Ale is-uniform- ly pure and brilliant, Sold by all dealers and EY 6-8. Only, 50c. per 1b. FoobEif ~REEELE in EFC ~ Fuel {Herd Coal pron. HR BRT rou ER LE Te cad cto Also Cut & Uncut Wood Beware! Ts have the \per quart. "fhe has made $1,500,000 farming near ison. 2 {a few hundeed dollars, with which he possible. crop from his land each year BRAINS, GAVE FARMER MILLIONS. S-- Lie SR ¥ A South Dakota Farmer Got $1,500,000, in Fourteen Years--The Man Who Made iv Lives Plainly and is Happy. "Back to the soil I" . said an Eng. lishman after * studying social can 'tions in American eities. . From South Dakota comes the story of 1. D. Smith to prove whether the soil pays. In the past fourteen years "Mr. Smith | hegan his career as a farmer in Illinois. He managed to save made a payment con a farm in that state. He earned the money from the farin to pay off the debt. Then he bought another fam and peid for it in the same way. He conducted = his farming as a large manufacturer man- ages his plant. He got the largest Old Metal Dises C down 'when was brought tc rolled a heap ol @ metal dises or tokens. A carter throw on the Kensington plot and his toa-time it occurred was much st at the minimum of expense. He would Wer % ~ Gold. : "The London 'police hive tibeh Busy « | aeouring Kensington to discover what | I had become © of g large number. of bgold coins, that traordinary. | belonging posite the: railway station. were found under ex- tances on sground er Phillimgre op- street Metropolitan Some old houses were being prlled _garthenware L2apoy; 34 ig it, and outsof At what looked like, the bits of metal with a Jot of Tulsi bish in the cart he was loading, ahd it was takin fo a rubbish shoot at. Bagley's lane, he . alises, AENPT "al Wor Some A - : ad wore rotainal 3. Tabibrors At during to oh of ylish up one of be Fathed he its colo¥ and de- wed "an opilion to his mutes that, it' goltl. Ho then took | it to a jeweler in. the High street, wha prononficed it at once to be a them to clean the"eoine. Whe sign; and exp was accepted, George. 111 le guinea and, offered to buy it. fie er dissin En Ye. LH = en 2 op, Ja; yolver as a sign of ender, DEFEATED BUT NOT DISGRACED AT @HAHO. Half a batallion 6f Japanese infantry were advamcing on a vil lage, when they were fired upon p ointblank by a battery of Russian guns. The Japanese advanced by short rushes, firing! meanwhile, un- til, when the final charge came, it was battery had been shot. The gunners; unable to get their guns away, had fought them to the last, when surrender became inevitable. A panese soldier, outstripping his comrades, found 'himseli a lone | in front of the guns, and the officer in command presented his re- seen that thedhorses of the dot permit waste of acreage, labor or honey. He was systematic in his work and he worked hard. He was quick to seize new ideas and new machinery that would save money and improve his. crops, In 1891 he went to South Dakota. By that time he had built up an es- tate of $100,000, every cent of which he invested in land. Then he ploughed the virgin seil and sowed his rom. He had faith and his faith won. is land became valuable. * He sold and resold. He never relaxed his energy Jand system. Now Mr. Smith has nearly $2,000,- 13000, Besides stock in banks and other réal estate he owns ninety-four mag- nificeit farms in central South Dako- ta and 3, acres of highly improved land in Towa. "A third of ny money 1 earned with my hands, the remain- ing two-thirds with my head," he said to a newspaper man, Ty The man to whom farmer spoke described his farm, thus: In a plain, rambling house, not far from Madison, boasting none of the luxuries that come so readily to those with fortunes, Mr. Smith is reaping his reward and is perfectly happy. In the broad rooms of that home are to be found no plush car- pets, no dancing" floors, no reception halls, no mahogany furniture, The home shows that the last dollar need- ed for comfort has been spent, and not one cent more. About that home spread no gleaming lawns, no sprout- ing formations, no winding drives. In- stead loom ip great red Barns where the echo of tramping horses resounds day and night, long" rows of hay stacks, low-spreading = sReds for his cattle, Does: the soil pay ? Ponder the case of Mr. Smith. It furnishes the answer, x Penetrates And Heals. When 'you Luy Smith's White Lini- ment you &ecure the most penetrating and healing remedy on the market-- for sprains, swelling, neuralgia, in- flammation, lumb, and all aches pains. Every drop - filled with utmost curative power and the re- medy never fails to cure promptly and thoroughly. In big bottles, only at Wade's, $ ble. St. Peter--Why have you come here # Don't you know it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter 'heaven ? Ghost (from Kingston).--That's all right. I swore off my assessment an- der the new law just before I died. A g Cherry Pectoral. Doctors have gd it for over sixty years. We are willi nxious that you should your own doctor about your sing dt Jor coughs, p this milliongire ; much tl. a f and the man quickly apprised his mates of the.deal." Those who pos- sessed any of the '"'fokens" were not long in exchanging them for current coin with the Flo who, it is said, purchased' a number' by weight at the price of old gold. Meanwhile the finder of the treasure had" reached the Fulham shoot, and on arriving there chsually showed his find to his foreman. The latter, how- ever, pronounced them to be gf no value, and; in fact™ refused to accept a handful which was offered to him by the carter to kegp as curios. On leaving foff work: § fe thay' the fat- ter, however, took "eoing home for his children-to play With, and' it was not. long bofore' they in turn had given them away in dozens # their playmates. The next day the father learned that 'the coins which half of the chil: dren of the street \yere using as conn- ters, wore in reality | golden guineas ad half guineas. Hirrying fn he anagéd to securgithe few. that: re- & ev mainéd. 3 « Several were offe "tg loesl pubili- ca exchange fof Hogue, but as far as can gathered they not. ae cepted. Qnife a number of 'guineas were bartered, for 'a few ha'pence apiece, and ten were offeréd. by one man for a bottle of Whigkey.' By this time information of the dis- covery of treasure trove reached Seotland-yard. Jewelers "and pawn- brokers have now been. warped by the police pot to deal in any of the.coins, y F A Refuge In Distress. A fellow's father knows a lot Of office work and such, But when it comes to things liké what A boy wants, he ain't much: ¥ A For when it comes to cuts or warts Or stone bruise on your toes, A fellow's father don't know, but A Tellow's mother knows. A fellow"s father, he looks wise And says: "A-hem § A-hem !" But when it comes to eake and pies, hat does he know of them ? He knows the price of wheut and rye And corn and oats, it's true, But if you got the Jeg ache, why, He don't know what to do. And if you birned your back the time That you went in to swim, You want some stuff to heal it, why, You never go to him. Because he doesn't know a thing About such things as those, But Lon just bet, amd: don't forget, A fellow's. mother knows. And if your nose is sunburned, till § led off, and: you * Go to him for some healin' stuff, He don't know what to . He's just as helpless as can be, But when & fellow goes And asks his mother, why, you see, A fellow's mother knows. A fellows father knows a lot, But it ain't any use. Sao if a féllow's really got The leg ache or a ise 'Or if thore's anything he wants jor rad ng ght up And asks his mSther, for, you see, A fellow's mother knows. Why Economize ? "My dear gitl, do you think it is right to let that young man spend so money on you?' "Why not. I have mo intention of Fmareying him." Will positively cure sick headache prevent its . return. Carter's Little Liver Pills. This is not talk, but truth. One pill a dose. See ad: vertisement, 'Small pill. Small dose. Small price, WIT OF THE TRUTH'S EDITOR KILLS WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE. Drollest Heard in Many Years . Domination of Women. "Could a policeman be a woman ? Are archbishops ladies 7" ritish House of Commons during the debate on the perennial uestion of woman's sufirage, It is roroly that the House of Commons hears a witty 3 speech, but for over an hour the mem- bers held their sides with laughter at | the torrent of wit 'and humor which "Labby"' delivered on thig subject, the house for many a year." Standing at the foot of the gangway, wearing hig favoritd cutaway coat of blue, of a cat, coloy and style ebsentially old- fashioned, the editor of Truth poked ridicule at the bill to grant the right of parliamentary votes to wéren Un til the measure was effectually pur to "| death, "When you argue with ¢ woman you begin to realize how she differs from a man," he said, in an attempt to de- viet what wopld happen if lady legis- ators sat in the house, as the propos- er of the measure suggested. "Men are very weak in regard to women. If a male and female member of the house rose to spéak simultane ously the man would 'always chival- rously give way, no matter what his polities, "And supposing a man. lived with his wife !"""~the house was almost con- vulsed with merriment at this suppo- sition-- "and they were both members of parliament, the husband after list ening to his wife maundering along in this chamber, would return home to go through it all again! "You would turn this venerable and regpectable parliament into a promis cuity of There are a, lot of young men here and all spris of politi- cal flirtations would go on. Tt would not he cafe. As an ald man--I am sev enty--1 ° wonld not place any such temptations in the wav of mv honora- ble friends opposite. Sexes, der the dominion of I am the Paul, who successor of St. ohiected to women talk- ing in the churches, the discussion places of his time, 'Fake the church now. Are archbishops women ? "Could a policeman be a woman %"' he asked. "Could a wenian be a sol- dier ? Women are mare beautiful than proportion. They exacgerate one thing antl despise another." Address And Presentation. Bishop's Mills, June 12.--The Ladies' ¢ Aid met at the home (of Mrs. (Dr) Earle, Saturday. Refreshinents were served. An enjoyable time was spent. Mrs, Earle was presented with an zie and also, a handsome gift, present- ed by Mrs. Edward Alexander. Mps. Earle left for Crysler this week, Rav, William Alexander, Lenore, Man., is visiting at the home of his brother Richard, Rev, D. MoKenzie has spent a week attending the General Assembly in Kingston. Rev. Stuart Woods. Met- calfe, spent a few days last week at the home: of his father. Rev. and Mrs. Wilson are visiting friends in eastern Ontario, Next Sunday Rev. William Alexander, Manitoba, will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church. Ro bert Jones. has purchased James Price's store and property, and will engage in general storekeeping, Sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame Shoulder. These are three common for' which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially valuable. 1I promptly ap- olied it will save you time, money and suffering, when troubled with any one of these ailments. For sale Ly all druggists. ------------------ Mrs. Williamr Broadworth, Rawdn met with a serious accident, - falliny and breaking several ribs, and caus ing other injuries. 1. C. McComell, Marmora, has been appointed superintcndent and inspee- tor of colonization roads for North Hastings. rr ------------------ i = A WN Wi * hy . oN --~ * y » 3 i - " No "a v 1a Hd ty » Thousan ds of sturdy nven and women owe stréngthi and vitality to' Nestié's Food. It's the ; Perfect Substitute' ! for Mother's Milk that three generations of babies have thrived on. If you have a baby, send Y us your name and address. We will mail a sample of Nestlé's Food -- sufficient for § meals--free of charge. THE LEEMING, MILES CO., limites, MONTREAL. i NER dn a 7 a \ AHUSED THE HOUSE Labotchere's Speech Was the | --~Won't Be Crushed Under the | These two problems have heen pro- | Posnded by Henry Lpbouchere in the! 3, It was the drollest speech heard in | "I am not going to be crushed un- | going | women. | kmuscular, but they have no sense of address, read by Mrs. (Rev.) McKens | | to the extent of one-quarter section of 160 acres, more or | ailments | | vilegod of a second entry is restricted bv law to | again thrown open for entry. on iy Oh | Dominion Lands in the Railway The Ry Dem as, ol a | application to the Secretary of re For the of the above goods and at the " very lcwest prices, : « ELLIOTT oi Clean Tea Red Feather Ceylon Tea isinspect=d and blended by experts--then packed it once amid the cleanest surroundings. 4 Black, Green or Mixed--neéver put up in lead but always in sterilized parchment-lined packages--goc, perib. gef Red Feather in your cup Rapid Circulation "in the "Bison" Heater The expansion of hot water in the heater causes circulation, « If the water heats at the bottom first, it cannot circulate ill the water in 'the upper, sections is also heated, Most heaters heat the bottom water first, The "* Bisoh* 'heats the water at the top first. % That is why it gets akmost instantaneous circulation of hot {A "water into the radiators--it is ® ome of ten reasons why the "'Bison"' is the best heater. THE H. R. IVES C0., Limited, MONTREAL. Staday sight Suppers Thete age lots cf 108 hen you den 1 big nies] -- or Lave not time ta cools "if. © That iy the Laing's Canned Ieats "Nests thot Satis" Something tasty for every hh appetite, Fine for quick lunches, cold suppers, end ts complete the menu when wun guests drop in, or the todk does not conic, Just tra can of Laing's Carned Beef, That will gi of how good the other ppindaure, At your grocer's, The Leing Packing & Provision Co. expected > you a hint » Limited Montreal ' v REE The Canadian North-West. HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS Any even numbered section of Dominion Lands in Manitot { \ : ) A a or the North-West TPerritories, excepting 8 and 26, which has not been homesteaded, or reserved to provide wood lots for settlérs, or for other purposes, may be homesteaded upon bv any person who is the sole head of afamily, or any male over 18 years of age ENTRY Entry may be made personally at the local land 'offie Entr; 3 sonal; ef th which the land to be taken is situated, or if the homesteader aesires he apnlication to the Minister of the Interior, Ottawa, the Commissioner of Immi- gration, Winaipu, Jor, Ho oA 1 fxent lor the District in which the land is s rece rity for some one 1 o be vs Suh A make entry for hini. A fee of $10 is HOMESTEAD DUTIES rr A settler who has been grafted an entry for homestead nrovisions of the Dominion Lands Act, and the amendments Hy the conditions connected therewith, unde one of the following plans ( \t lease six months! residence upo nnd eultivation of the land in each year during the term of three years. It isthe practice of the Department to require a Settler to bring 16 acrés under cultivation, but if he prefers be may substitute stock; and 20 head of cattle, to be actually his own property, with buildings for their accommodation, will be accepted instead of the cultivation. . (2) If the father (or mother, if the fa her is deceased), of any person who 18 eligible to make a homestead. entry unde the provisions of this act, resides upon a farm in thé vicinity of the lard entere for by such person as a homestead, the requirements of lhis act as to residence prior to obtaining patent may be satisfied by Suh, person Sesiding wth the father of mother. 3 1 a settler was entitled to and has obtained entry for a second homestead ihe fevitenents, of this act as fo Tesidente prior to obtaining pa tent may be is vy residence upon e firs est 3 psteg vicinity of the first honioRteoL t homestead, 'if 'the second homestead is in the (4) M the settler has his: perdianent residence upon farming land own. in the vicinity of his homestead, requirements of this TE to pk be satisfied bv residence upon the saidland. The term '*vicinity" used above is Meant to indicate the same township, or én adioining of cornering townshi A Sel, ar ho aviils himself of ue pravisiohs of Clauses (2). (8) or (4) must cul tivate 380 acres of his homestea or Substitute 20 head of stock, with buildings for their accommodation, and have besides BO acres substantially fenced. The pris those settlers only who eted them to patent on or t comply with the requirements of cancelled, and the land way be Sei APPLICATION FOR PATENT Should be made at the end of three years, before the Local Agent, Sub-Agent or he Jomustend Inspector. Before making application for aL di | Pa Prag onths' notice in writin he i t aw his intention 0 uo id to the commissioner of Dominion Lands af Nook . INFORMATION ewly arrived immigrants will recoiveat the Immigrati Office in Winnipeg, > at any Dominion Lands Office in Manitoba or the North-West Territories, ine ormation as to the lands that are open for entrv, and from the officers in charge ree of expenses, advice amd t EE mation respecting the land tance in securing lands to suit them. nf district in may, on required by the thereto, to perform py him the duties upon their first homsteads to entith 2ud June, 1889. Every homesteader who fu Is to the homsetend law is liable t6 have his ehtry ting it in British Columbia, may be obtained upon e 'epartment of terior, Ottawa; Commissioner of Immigration, Winnipeg, M he, Tutarior the Dominion ds Agents in Manitoba or North-West T\ ; or Je est Territories. § . CORY, Deputy Minister of the Interior. N.B.--In addition to Free Grant Lan ove stab &d refer, thousands of Soros of oa Sarah ands. are. mvanabie for loose. lands are available for lease or purchase from railroad and other corporations and private firms in Western Canada: Warm Season. Refrigerators, = Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Screen Doors, Window Screens, eté. We have a large assortment py it BROS . 7,7 Princess Street. TRIS The rich, shredded + |_gull of mourishme Makes toothsome t Send for the " Vital Quest: CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT Toronto Office, SACK SUITS stylish lines; fitted trousers. Cut along gracsiy, Jong coats and well Made of guaranteed ALL WOOL, SUITINGS Sewn with silk and with every little detail carefully planned to give these suits an air of distinction and ele- Our prices are convincing. ance. Bots" Furnishings, . Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, at -reek-bottom prices. 7 ISAAC ZACKS The New Store and the Old Stand. 271-273 Princess Street. . Oxfords With Snap, Style and Comfort. Our New universally admired trade winners. for all occasions. Lines have becn and are great | We have them suitable | See our range of | Ladies' Shees at $2. H, JENNINGS, King St CALL AND SEE The new stock of Plumbing and Spring Heating Fixtures, Gas Stoves and Incandescent Gas Lamps, GOLDEN LION BLOCK JOHN M. WHINTON, "Phone 339, HALLIDAY ELECTRIC COMPANY Specialists in Diseases of Motors and Dynamos and all Electric Troubles. 'Phone 94. Is the time for Woring renovation and every one who Intends to build or remodel their pre- bath room MB m furnishings 8nd receive helpful Practial suggestions ii expert advice and detailed prices Al our material is first class and ou Orkman are skitled mechanics. David Hall, 88 Brock st, Kingston. Phone 5! 8000000000000000000008 TYPEWRITERS ! BOUGHT, SoLD, RENTED, REPAIRED. All Makes, New and Second-hand tts -- i osiimmoms J-R. 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