a ey v. United States (Canadians in.) (See | under * tion.)"" 'United States A Canada. United States population, ne Vv. . Victoria City is sixty-one years old. Victoria i way between Lon: don and Hong every | producing three billion ~ bushels of heat. . | been Market | miles north of Winn Ability as An 2 pam. | London, July 1.-The Onlooker, and 28th weekly society journal, publishes an King Alfonso, of Spain, during his recent visit to England. king's apartments 'alace were located the same corridor with the rooms of ing his stay, the king went to the night. As he turned away from the room the king ly said : am an athlete. ould you like affirmative, whereupon Al series of somersaults fonsa a down 'the corridor to his own apart "Yes; he oven talks to her about tallow 3 eighteen pounds for each inhabitant. Vancouver is twenty-i years old. has a waterway of 2,384 miles from St. Lawrence to Lake Su- perior, Canada has 6,000 miles of waterway from St. Lawrence to Mackenzie river, The Canadian west is capable of wi The Canadian west is capable of producing twenty times Britain's an- nual imports of wheat. Canada's wheat crop, 1904, eighty million bushels (sixty millions of it in Canada op of all kinds h nada's grain crc i as - Prof. 2 nil hop.) nglish 1 L cul- tural chemist, says woslish le has the richest soil in the world. Canada's wheat yield for last ten years averaged eighteen bushels an cre acre. Wheat yield in U.S. for same period, thirteen bushels per acre. Manitoba's average wheat yield for | ten years, twenty-one bushels per acre. Y Minnesota's wheat yield for ten years, 14.2 bushels; Kansas, 12; Mis- souri, 11. . Wheat, 62} pounds to bushel, has grown at Fort Simpson, 818 Canada's western A contains ten per cent. more glbumihoids than the t European varieties, 100 pounds of Canadian flour make more bread of, high quality than the same weight of 'any wheat} imported into Britain. Lord Strathcona asserts that in fen years Canada can produce all the grain needed by Great Britain. Great Britain imports annually 200 million bushels of wheat. this, Canada sends her only twenty million bushels. x Canada is destined to feed the motherland. Sixty-seven per cent. of the wheat grown, n Canada's west, 1904, was suitable for million purposes. Canada ranked first in wheat dis- play at St. Louis fair. 150 varieties of wheat and other gtuing were there shown from Can- ada. 3 Wheat' was there shown grown 2,000 miles north of St. Louis. ! 8. exports of wheat and flour to Great Britain are fast declining. Wheat production, 1904, Manitoba, Minnesota, 128. Cnnadian No. Y hard wheat is the highest priced wheat in the world. Relative wheat values in Liverpool market; Canadian No. 1, Northern, 16.52 bush, to acre; North-West Ter- ritories, 18 bush.; North Dakota, 11.8: $1.14; No. 2, $1.11; best Russian, $1.05; Argentina, 99¢c.; India, 9le. Western Canada's' estimated wheat acreage, 1905, 'four million acres. This should produce seventy-two mil- dion bushels, worth fifty-four millions. WESTFRN CANADA 'anada's great west comprises two- thirds of her total area. is Canada will give 160 acres of land free in the west to every adult apphi- cant. ¥ Canada has 171 million acres of Wheat Jands iin the west. estern C 's grain crop, 1984, vielded seventy-five million dollars to 25,000 farmers in Nest, Since 1889, anada's west is fift cent than ten of the Te Suit lange 26.167 homestead entries were men in the west in 1904. They meant an addition of 67800 to th population, Homestead « entries for 1904 were nearly double those for. 1901. Homestead . entrise have increased eichteen fold in eight years. oF There ute 72.000 homestead entries in Jast three years; representing eleven million acres, North-West land companies and rail 500 million bushels of wheat raised, 5 | wi pi _--_-- TRISCUIT ed whole-wheat toast \ PRETTY STOR LAZINESS, "IGNORANCE IN RUSSIAN ARMY. Telephones Wires Used for Shoe .Laces--No Electrician to Re- pair Dynamos--Shells Mort- gaged--Too Much Trouble to Clean Screens, so Took Them Out. - , A Russian official's living costs money, and, Ye salaries pad are miserably small, the officials are driven to dishonesty. Some months , when Grand Duke Sergius Michaslovitch became head of the ar- tillery committee, several members 3. * | were given pensions of from ten So anito Krupp to give the ant roduced, | fifteen voubles by the o f ow guns to his establish Shs lo Flour bushels of wheat to urders Cd ire their usual 8 i i nisi f It has been t North-West Territories average yield | commissions. The Result gus bee that The new shredd whea every shell made 3 v lo a Joa i will | mort ,; for from six to nine be sown in wheat, 1905--incrense of | roubles, paid to the czar's officers, over * and that the manufacturers might hn 06 eves th Wes Ter- | make their usual profit the quality af ritories will be sown in' wheat, 1905-- | the shells had to suffer. : increase of twenty peri éent, over 1904. The admiralty paid on an averige 4,000,000 acres will thus be under fifty roubles (825) a ton for soul or wheat crop in the west in 1905. Rojestvensky's fleet to German des Manitoba crop acreage, 1888, 2,162, | ers. According to their contract they 114 acres, 1904, 3.907 808 acres. were to deliver Cardifi coal, but in North-West "Petritories crop acreage, Siend they yo Swunses or Rustre acres; <9 jan coal, the heating capacity Of Jom, 25, G9, 1900 | nich is, only half of the Cardiff coal, | ercent ti ble | and: which makes an epormous smoke, _-- ape of a TI, go that it would have heen absolute: Assiniboia. 5.35: Saskatchewan, 0.02 | Jy impossible for Rojestvensky to have per cent. . . : con ed his movements had he in Manitoba' i tended to, as the ocean was covered ish sj : to on a of with a dense cloud of smoke within a North-West Territories have $4,000 | radius of ten miles and those of his of foreign birth; 74,870 of Canadian ships which had been designed to and British origin. make ten miles could only make six, Canada has 10,000 miles of rivers | though burning immense quantities of es ke Bupstiog savigasble by At Madagascar Rojestvensky had to vs WINNIPEG-- get new dynamos for many of his Winnipeg is Canada's half-way house ships, becafse they did not have an between oceans. § electrician who knew how to repair Winnipeg's ' * population--80,000--has them when they were the least out of doubled in five years. order. His men were all ignorant, and Winnipeg's school attendance, 12,- he had neither good mechanics nor stokers, Vinni i ildi i A story is told of a Russian battle- ro mipey bu h aus buildings = shi which. though - designed to steam Winnipeg is assessed at nearly fifty eighteen kriots, refused to make more millions. than nine, and the admiralty made a Winnipeg has 'twenty-two banks; | Strong complaint to the firm which bank clearings 1904, nearly 300 mil- had built it. The firm found that the lions. chief engineer of the ship Jud removed linni anks third i the screens intended to distribute the Buy i , e os @ bankipg Bathes through the tubular Belleville innipeg buildi its i in | boilers, because it was too mu a niga Suilding Reng Bowed in trouble to clean them, with the result Winnipeg had 100 million bushels of that the flames heated only one part grain pass oagh it i of the boiler where a number of the ar tin 19. tubes had been overheated and ruined. XY. Thus it is everywhere in the Rus sian army and navy---ignorance, neg- lect, and laziness. A letter from an Reform. This trademark iden. tifies every genuine Fit-Reform garment. Yukon district is almost as large as telephone wires to tie their shoes to served with butter, serves--more nourishing than bread. For Going Away. There is comfort in every fibre of Fit-Reform Outing Suits For the summer home and the summer resort--for seashore and mountains--there is nothing dressier and more serviceable, Real Irish Homespuns--light, thin, sturdy -- woven. expressly for Fit- That means tincommonly well made-- and exclusive patterns. Coats and Trousers (2 pieces) .... $12 up. Quting Suits . *... ... The oaly Fil-Aelorn Wardrobe here is af France. I ; in "Mi officer at the front complains that the . akon Thiriing, (see ' under Min soldiers cut the military telegraph and E. P. Jenkins, - 2 cheese or pre- a. Falls, Ont. Kingston. One Dollar Saved Represents Ten one non-commissioned officer able to Dollars Earned. understand a map or recognize the The average man does not save to | uniforms of the enemy. exceed ten per cent. of his earnings. He must spend mine dollars in living LEAGUERS TO MEET. The Followers of the Epworthites Will Gather. The City Beats The Farm. Spec 0 Whig. expenses for every dollar saved. That | Chice~o Chronicle. Syssin] ie he | i 1. The interest being the case he cannot be too care: | Yon may talk about your country lanes, | reso *s ior hus ful 'aliout, unnee expenses. Very And quiet haunts, sequestered, | od eves of one million enthusiastic al y F i + | Where by the street piano strains Epwgrth Leaguers will be turned up- often w few cents properly invested, Your slumbers are not pestered, on Denver next week when the seventh like buying seeds for his garden, will | But when the thought insistent comes me NE nt) the save several dollars outlay later on. | Of sundry fierce mosauitoes, interhgtiona convention u phe. op In fancy then l hear the hums worth League will bé called to order It. is the same in buying Chamber- lain's Colic, Cholera; and Diarrhoea | *™ the SoUBLEY SFiS MY Yelom | next Wednesday, and the ensuing pro Remedy. It costs but a few cents, | You may talk about your country glades | coedings will be the theme of conver. and a bottle of it in the house often Besprinkled with the daisy, sation in Methodist homes all over d , ill of . Afar from all the street parades | the land. saves a doctor's bill of several dol- | "Or noise that set one crazy | "Ihe official programme of the con lars. For sale by all druggists.' But when I think of all the flies : prog : That come in swarming legions, | ference covers four days of song and A very soul in haste denies | service meetings, - but the diversions A Query For The Business Man. The liars of country regions. | and instructions may be extended a Philadelpltia Record. You may talk about your country brooks | day or so longer. Fifteen thousand "How much do you buy that you With willow branches meetin Epworth Leaguers, and possibly did not first see advertised ¥' asks a Ba I iY cooks | twenty thousand, will be present. business man's magazine. The summer boarder on the farm | Solid vestibule | trains will be run | from Boston, New York. Philadelphia, | Chicago, Cincinnati and other cities, Never have the Methodists of the | Rocky Mountain section taken such | interest in a religious event. Governor McDonald has written his welcome and is expected to honor the convention with his presence. Gov- | ernor fioch, of Kansas, and Govebnor Hanly, of Indiana, Guy Mark Pearse; a of * England, "Bishop Galloway and Tidings From Bath. . | Bishop Henricks, po the Methodist Bath, June 30.--The steamers Caspi- | Episcopal church, south, and Bishops an and North King commenced | Spellmeyer, Joyce, Beiry and Cran- their daily calls to this place on Sat- | ston, with scores of other prominent "It would be well for every man who al but un Almicss rover, i Ww A nd cating is a needed charm has something to sell and who is not Not found in fields of clover. already a convert to publicity to put that query to himself. The answer is You may talk about your country fun, i i Age © joyous rustic capers, bound to convince him that advestis But I don't care how things may run, ing is good for other people and that 1 want my daily papers. it must be good for any one who has | The quiet haunts are good enough " ¢ For blind and deaf and dumb. sir, an Bonet dollar's worth to offer for But town contains the proper stuff, The brisk get-up-and-come, sir. urday last. The schooner "Queen of | workers from this country and abroad the Lakes unloaded a cargo of coal | will 'be present and deliver addresses. for Robinson Bros. this week. Rev. |The most claborate plans. have been H. S. Spence left, on Tuesday, for his | made for the reception and entertain new appointment at Tamworth, his successor, Rev. at ! ] ment of the visitors. A committee W. Sexsmith, arriving | 5 800 will weleome the strangers and on Wednesday on the steamer North | | ok after their comfort. A hali- King. Mrs. Frank Mills and family, | dozen churches will he used' for ser of Napanee, are visiting at Cornelius | vices and weetings. In the way of Mills'. Dr. Northmore's new cement | antertainment there will be pleasure sidewalk is completed and -is a decid: | trips to Pike's Park, Colorado Strained Kid I 1 neys od improvement oi his Jroventy. The | Springs and other places of Tnterest : trance exammations for is dis- | his vicinity. While Ploughing trict are being held here. Some Am- hn yng Semity erican visitors came, this week, to | Lever's Y-Z (Wise Head) disinfect- spend the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. | 4 soap powder is a boon to any ¥ .| Poe, of Cape Vincent, N.Y., are visit- y It disinfect: $ A New Hamburg Farmer's Mis Py TE reas dH Corn: ome Sb dines s and cleans at the hap ~The Only Remedy is visiting his son at Tamworth. That Gave Relief. Ear Mark The Pigs. stand for it. In the fall when we wish to sort In the ice-covered mountains of The superior efficacy of Bu-Ju, the | out breeding. sows we do not know Spitzbergen coal has been discovered. Kidaey Bill, the remarkable specific | whether they are from sows that we | Mount Aconcagua, the giant peak for all derangements and di of {care to reproduce or from infevior ani- | of the Andes, is 23,080 feet high. the kidneys, finds general endorsement | ,.1s writes H. E. Cook in National | throughout Canada. Among those who | Stockman. Oft-times a sow may have | Many a man lives like a lord be- | cause his wife's fotks are willing to EE ra Se atm oe» 4 ss ie | cs it . 5 rect es a ul own on account of plenty h be 1 Ho, fo Soe uae, & a former 2 ow of nurse. Now, I vould Huck rahe | am r ain S A . §¢ 3 ve young sows from mothe ng the elects oo Sy pointe] isha, ful Hitters" even if not, quite so large | Oo, CHOLERA AND fi st box, fause they are rom good | him mors good harvey other [RES LY We want to eo | | DiarrhoeaRemedy pr te ik "Sh Mo Sm, or er of mae | r > ) e spring as soon as they are strong | Co. Windsor, Ont 1 started to | and record the 'numbers. 'making a | | SS Someat thie Sumedy ail tn, plough 1 pulled the plough back, and judicious' slection possible. archos ; t a sudden intense pain in the kid- : S------------------------------ i has been used in nine epidemics Ee just like a shot. | was unable How to Avoid Catching Cold. | jof dysentery with perfect success. ° to walk home alone. Went to a doc-| * Allow yourself to "run down" and | It can always be depended tor and laid around for weeks. 1 tried | catch cold from the first that | Jeven in the more severe attacks % rgd i gg The Somes Jour way. es, on oy ouie | cramp colic and cholera morbus. wonderfully, and. did me. more good | Lum ke A blood the kind: that | than all the other medicines. ills all disease germs. In boxes 25e. New Hamburg, Ont. i The good effect of "Bu-Ju'" on the not satisfactory. kidneys begins at once. This is a very simple and easy means of cure, a If sick headache is misery, what are their feet, and that he has not found | = EE ---------------------------- rem it i perv : Ju, | Carter's Liitle Liver Pills if they will and Kidney a. one By ali positively cure it? People who have it now. It may save life. -ng 10j Y® P[UOYS nox 5 Snap used them speak framkly of their A ways sold, 1904, 1,267,187 acres at average per acre of $4.39, Ju, the Kidney Pill, and firmly dd» worth. They are small and easy to : : = S = Is a good time to buy < your WINTER $ COAL! : & There's a Saving! JAMES SWIFT & CO. Telephone 185. 000000000 POPOOOPO20000 : : SALE BY TENDER THE RESIDENCE AT PRESENT occupied by F. S. Rees, 832 Ontario street. The house contains ten rooms, has an extension kitchen, and madern im- provements. The cellars are concreted. The property has a frontage of 66 feet on Ontario street and a depth of 149 feet Tenders for this property will be re- ceived till noon 30th June, The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. G. CRAIG & CO. Kingston, 21st June, 1905. ees THE FRONTENAC LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. (ESTABLISHED 1863.) President--Sir Richard Cartwright Money ed on City and Farm Municipal - and County S. C. McGill, Managing Director. Office. 97 Clarence Street. Kingston ------------------------------------------------------ DENTAL DR. A. B. KNAPP, B.A, LDS, D.DS. 19 Montreal St., Cor. Princess St. Phone 652, All branches of Dentistry skilfully per- formed. Nitrous Oxide Gas used for ex- The Polish that won't wesr off NOAH M. CROSSMAN, at Wade's Drug Store. Money back | the lives of many children each year. ? and cline any substitute offered. | take. ° Sold Only at Strachan's Hardware E------ INSURY G. A. BA' ISSUER OF MARRIA LIFE and | BROKE Office, 61 Cla GARDI Eight Companies a Money to Losa o 151 Wellingt FOR REAL OR INSU Consult with G buying at 85 Clare IF YOU WAN OR INSURANCE With GEORCE ZEICLE RUBBER BABY CAI ~ Put on pro and reason HARVEY 272 BACOT Auction Sale Free-Hold | UNDER AND RY power contained in q which will be produ sale, there will be PUBLIC AUCTION, | Auctioneer, at his auc street, in the City SATURDAY, 5th, da) at the hour of twelv following property, | number Three Hundre the said City of Kin of Frontenac, upon two Brick dwellings, } and two Victoria Terr: West side of Montreal street, in the said Cit) above dwellings are si and. in.a good state be sbld either simgl) good. For terms and apply to T 115 Brock St Dated this 27th, da) CRESCENT © Wi T. PARTI ASOOAX AXONS | POSIX ©) SOLD BY DRI Brracssassane Dr. Brock' Sepals Pniotis ET aM Kingsto