"WM. MURRAY, The SINS AND YOUR TROUBLES? COME T) : Auctioneer a LIVERP( OL and ALLAN LIN From Victorian, Aug. 4, . 4, 4 pm, Virginian, Aug. 18, 4 p.m. Aug. 18, 4 p.m. Tunisian, RATES $75 and upwards, according to steamer. | Socond Cgbin, Liverpool and London. derry, $4250, $45 and $47.50: London, | $2.50 extra. Third class, $37.50, superior accommodation. Liverpool. Rerry, Mel- fast, Glasgow, ictorian and Virginian, $28.75. & | MONTREAL TO GLASGOW, DIRECT. | Pretorian ..... Thurs.. Aug. 8 (daylight. MONTREAL TO LONDON & HAVRE. | Sarmation, Sat., Aug. 5, $10 single $76 _return--only ove elass garried call second in, p cabin. | NEW YORK TO GLASGuUW. | Parisian... Thurs, "Aug. 8, 12 noon, | Js: P; HANLEY, Agent, G.T.R. Oty | P . P. GILD treet. London, © GENUINE GOAL DIAMONDS. Just an some sorts of wood are fuel than others so certain SLEEVE, Olav 8 in pssible to get - ths elsewhere, hut ing it when we see it ing on getting it. YOU won't have to insist to get it. A ital or tele coal that cannot me brings you Sufpassnd, R. CRAWFORD. ; PHONE 9. Et Stunning Suits For fashionable men, The hand. somest models and finest falrics. Qur garments all have a Distinctive Style That marks the wearer asa man of taste. Berge Buits at $10 should tempt you, ISAAC ZACKS The New Store and the Old Stand. 271-273 Princess Street. ------ 186--We examine the eyes by the most sctentific methods and the required | } Jensent Shieh we Rt to give sat- | Clean, Honest en Select, the. style: of Eyoglass 3 which wi be in nocord with the general contour. of the face, and then -- the That is the kind we sell--The required sive and adjust if so as to be kind you should burn if you want easy. secure and comfortable We have a large assortment and can fit any face a satisfaction Aire. We are filling orders now for winter supplies. Have you ordered yours yet ? 'Phone No. 143. BOOTH & CO. BOOL000 +O: '| and works of éhdrity and "jexcopted) ; holding public or political | tained 'Eness, gre inviting a test of it. LONDONDERRY Bavarian, Aug. 11, 9 a.m. Aug. 11, 10 p.m | Aug. 25, 0am, A 25, 9 p.m. | > OF PANSAGHFIAL Cabin, | drrested by [expected to use their, hands, and they { civil court an officer or soldier should { remove his head dress while the judge | the officer or soldier is on duty under { rect, in assuming that the soldiers in | question were not an escort in court, { The prisoner was not in their charge, | knows about military discipline. ix the occasion of much comment, some of it wise and some of it un- ! wise. The lives of the people who | ing, before the steamer struck, because ! when one did strike the water it .leak- - ""Opifer per Orbem Dicer," Effective Sunday Law. Mr. Paterson, K.C., has been look- » Sunday law which is as' good as anything the Sunday observance peo- ple can desire, This law is chapter 1104 of the Consolidated, "Statutes of { Upper Canada, and it is now in force lunder the provisions of the British North America Act, because it is de elured that 4lt laws of the province were to remain in force until repealed by competent authority. The things forbidden by this old law are buying or selling on Sunday, do ing Any business or work, (conveying travellers, selling drugs or medicines, N necessity meetings, tippling in any inn, tavern or grocery, revelling, brawling, and using 'profane language. Hunting and fishing, as amusements are prohibit. ed. Bo are games, such aw skittles, ball, football, and racket; also races of any sort, on foot, on horseback, or in carriages and vehicles, All the foregoing provisions con- ir the _ pre-confederation get and now in force weré re-enacted in the Ontario statute.' The only altera- 'tion has been the wiping out of the clauses prohibiting Sunday excursions end Sunday street cars. The penalty which may be imposed for violation of the act now in force is 4 fine varying Trom $k to $40, and in default of pay- ment imprisonment up t6 three months, Several convictions have been made under the Upper Canada statute since the decision of the privy council, 'Now will some people be good ? The Ontario Act may be no good in the 'of inion of the privy council, but that does not clear the way to a general misuse of the Lord's Day, An effective bar. remains, and the people who open their shops on Sunday, for busi: oA Fine Nilitary Point. There is much diseussion among the military men of Toronto over the action of Col, Denison, the police magiktrate, in drdering a squad of soldiers from the Stanley Barracks to. remove their caps in his court. The policemen, in court, wear their caps. Why not the military men ? Col. Denison offers an explanation. He says he argued this issue about nineteen years ago and he satisfied the military authorities then that he was right. Had the squad aforesaid been sent for by hin, and they been in his court at his invitation, they would have been warranted in wear- ing their caps. But so far as he is concerned they were present as spec- | tators. The offender, a soldior, charged with Heo the police for a and he was before a civil authority. The soldiers from the barracks may have been on duty, but not so far as he knew or was con- cerned, was drunkenness, was civil offence, Why should military men wear their caps in court in any case ? They are cannot do this and have them oeecu- pied, holding articles of wearing ap- parel, The regulations say: "In a or magistrate is present, except when arms with a posse or inside the court." Col. escort Denison was technically cor- but in charge of the police, until by the magistrate. The colonel is exaeting, and he glories in surrendered an occasional exhibition of what he The Argyle Accident. The accident to the steamer Argyle travel are said to be in danger, and it is so to some extent. The necessity for skill in management and for provi- sion against accident unquestion- able. The point is was the Argyle, be fore she ran on the rocks off Oshawa, not provided with these, is It is charged that the lead was not used in the fog, which closed out the sight of land and made the steers- man "dependent upon the compass for the dircotion in which she was head- ed. The lead was not cast, in sound- it was not suspected she was So near the shoal. It is also charged that the lifeboats could not be readily launched and that Hi g Co., Limite THE DAILY WHIG. up some ancient literature, and finds HIG, FRIDAY, the men were ordef- Fe: is lot of talk about Beve happened had there six hondred people on board to rafts they could belts they could mot put on. And a goverpment enquiry is iti ati would pring out the facts. 1 would establish whether the government's inspector passed the life 'boats and deelared that they were in a seaworthy and saic eondition:. Tt would make clear the completeness of the steamer in the matter of equip ment and me at. It would dis- pose 'of '8 geeat' deal of goo Indeed wpott "the governments regh lations the p must wholly rely. The ot is expected to be ex- acting in I Boquirements. It should wee that very safety is assured to those who travel upon the boats be its certificate is given. he Shon de ator is referred It revealed & sad state of things which the' government was responsi- ble. It shoglk sip some very dry bones ip official life. It did some good fora while. Very oom, however, there was a lapse from grace or from the striet ness of supervision which the aca- dent produced. The people will forget. Editorial Note . Earl Grey is gommander-in-chief in Canada, There will be no more Dun donald incidents. to. for Firing ; The council of this year was going to make a 'record. And it is. But a re cord that will not stand repeating. ---- If the appeals against the assess- ment here be as numerous as they are in Toronto, 'proportionately, the re- visers will earn their salaries. Is the audit of last year's accounts for the ¢ity not: yet complete ? What is the matter with the stars which the council of the' year. specially selected ? Strange that in this warm weather there should be talk abont the may- oralty of next year. But there is. It's a sign that the 'coming event will be a lively one. or ¥ ---- So the city property committee will not meet to' adeept tenders and give out contracts in connection with the shambles' verandahs ! Could the com- mittee make a contract if it desired ? Some aldermen act as if the council were of no account. -- The judges 'are 'not' the only high and mighty people who should be de barred from directorships. The mem- bers of government should be above the honors or grafts in connection with banks, building societies and in- surance companies. erate Frank R. Lolar, M.P. for Haldi- mand, does not approve of the in- creased indemnity to members. He was ill, at home, when the act was passed. Did he aceept his cheque for the extra amount ? If he did he ought to hold his tongue. -- There are ninety justices of the peace in Brant eounty, and the Ex- positor asks if it is Whitney's plan to behead them all. Why not ? What does any county want with an exhibit like this ? People nowadays haven't time for law and trouble, A live Yankee is the patentee of an original idea. It is to so dam the Niagara that hy day, for the benefit of visitors, the water falls would be sven as usual, while at night the whole power would be turned into electrical energy for industrial purpos- es. Great scheme. SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. Too Busy To Talk. Montrexl Herald, The great difliculty of the 1905 tariff commission will he to get people to take time from their business to come and complain. An Evidence Of It. Montreal Star, eS Major McBride: says that Maude Gonne is insane. He might submit the fact that she married him as corrobhor- ative evidence, Prophecy Coming True. Hamilton Herald Some years ago Sir William Van Horne predicted that wheat would reach §2 a bushel. Even yet it is too soon for him to say "I told you so," but things are coming his way. A Bad Divvy. Guelph Herald The good things of this world are poorly divided. A Montreal magis- trate fined two young men for flirting while in Humilton they are prepared to give a bonus for that sort of thing. Alice In Wonderland. Ottawa Citizen . Miss Roosevelt has been admitted with Secretary Taft and party into the mikado's historic chrysanthemum gardens, which hi never » been entered by a foreignér. Tt was a case of Alice in Wonderland. One Clear Saving. Toronto Mail. the Laurier government has reform- ed the Senate by 'increasing 'the Sena- torial salaries from £1,000 to $2,500 per anmum. But 'then it must not be ed, This the managing director em: phatically denies. He says the boat ; was well and competently manned, and ! that the life-boats were being launched ! when it was discovered they were not mild and forgotten that the government has abolished the chaplain, and that saves us $500 & veat. ' 3, ed du AUGUST 4. Cornwall, Aug. 4-It is not often that any one in this section is charg- ed with failure to observe the Lord's day = and consequenily considerable interest was "aroused by the charge laid against. Mr. Bronson, a farmer, who was accused of buildipg a fence, hauling in' and unloading "hay on a Sunday. : ' The case came up before D. Davis, police magistrate, Mr. Rronson's soli- citor, Robert Smith, held that the Lord's day act of the consolidated satutes of Upper Canada did. not lace farmers in the class. of persons prohibited from labor on Sunday, and that the privy council had declared the Ontario legislation on this point ultra vires, The magistrate agreed with this, and said that as he understood the law he could not convict the accused. J. C. Milligan, who appearcd for the Lord's Day Alliance, admitted that the privy councils decision had so far remained unrevoked. In view of this and the magistrates opinion, he withdrew the case. Mr. Branson says that all he did on the Sunday in question was to repair a gate and unload one waggon load of hay, so that another, which was in the yard might be hauled under cover. FAST IN GLASS CASE. Throws Up Contract After Get- ting Whiff of National Dish. Berlin, Aug. 4.--In the city of Bo chum, Westphalia, a professional fast er recently agreed to remain nineteen days in a glass case and take no food exeept an occasional sip of mineral water for that space of time, in con sideration of the sum of $600 as com pensation. The fasting had already lasted seve ral days and many persons had visit ed" the place to see that the -agrec- ment was carried out, when a wag sat himself down in frout of the hun- gry exhibit and peacefully began to consume an appetizing portion of pork and beans. The sight was too much for the pro- fessional, who smashed the glass in front of his cage and threw up the contract rather than deny himself the immediate enjovment of the Westpha linn national dish. Snake Manacled Girl. Gettysburg, Pa., Aug. 4.-- While Miss Margaret Deardorf, who lives near this place, was making up her brother's bed-a large black snake sprang from under the pillow and coiled itself around her right arm. The girl at tempted to tear the snake away with her left hand, but in an instant the coils had entered her left wrist and her arms were squeezed together, as if in av Screaming for help, she ran to her brother. He could not, kill the snake with a club, for fear of in- juring his sister, but succeeded in cut tng off the reptile's head with 5 pen knife. The snake made no fort to bite the girl. CROP IS HALF CUT. Alberta Fall Wheat Harvest is Now in Full Swing. Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 4.--"The Al berta fall wheat harvest is now in full swing," said George Speers, of Calgary, "and the crop is about half cut. The yield ranges from thirty to thirty-five bushels per acre, and it is unusual for any field to run less than thirty bushels." Mr. stated that he had only seen one field under the average this. year. Speers Accepts Chair In University. St. John, N.B., Aug. 4.--John Clawson, son of Joshua Clawson, countant of the Bank of New wick here, and brother of Prof. Claw son, who occupies the chair of Eng lish at the University of New Bruns- wick, has accepted the chair of physics at the State University of Ohio. He is a graduate of the University of New Brunswick, of Harvard, and Cambridge University, England. W ac Bruns of Clayton, N.Y., Anda Kingston And Ottawa, Ont. Rideau Lakes" Navigation company steamers leave for Clayton every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sa- turday, at 6:30 p.m. Leave for Ot tawa every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a.m. J. Swift & Co., agents. McLeod's Little Liver Tablets cure headache and sick stomach, 10c. bot tles. McLeod's drug store. Toye's bread is in everybody's mouth. RN ------ The Polish that won't wemr oft, Sold Only at Strachan's Hardware CEMENT WALKS. We will 'be pleased to farnish estimates and construct your cement walk, Satisfaction guaranteed. Douglas & Mellquham, 15 Nelson Street. C. H POWELL, CARPENTER AND JOBBER, 103 Raglan Street. : woe MAY WORK ON SUNDAY. ae : EOYs ! Refuses to Convict Farmer Under ® BIBBY Ss , Present Act. 1 NEXT! WERE READY To SUIT YOU ! If your chape is"hatd 10 fit or your build unusual, please keep in mind that our new Suits are cut in proportions for each breast mea- sure, viz. : "Regulars," "longs," "shorts" and "stouts." ~- Our new Suits will uot only fit your shape, but will keep their shape. SUITS, $7.50, 8.50, 10, 12, 12.50, 13.50, 15 and 16.50. TROUSERS, $1.50, 1.75, 2 to 4.50. Haberdashery! FANCY SWEATERS, Imported and Domestic, in the newest designs and coloring, $1, 1.25, 1.75, 2, 2.25, 2.50, 3. I NEGL!GEE SHIRTS, fine for camping, boating, etc., 75¢., $1, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2, 2.25, 2.50. oF BELTS, 25c., 50c. and 75c. SOFT BOSOM SHIRTS, for solid comfort, very mewest effects, 75c., $1, 1,25. FANCY HOSIERY, 25¢., 35c. and 50c. THE H. D. BIBBY CO. [3 Clothiers and Haberdashers, Oak Hall, ea rar, J Jl, i 0999 CPPPVECOLOE® C@DT® © 06 A CLEAN-UP | 67 Pairs of Men's $3 50 $2.65 Shoes and Oxfords for There's about 7 styles in this lot. Fine up-to-date shoes in Box Calf; Russia Calf, Patent Colt and Vici Kid. If 'you like fine shoes, big value at little prices, come here on SATURDAY ! $ McDERMOTT'S SHOE STORE § 00 CeCOLECOOE@ CPC OREE PEeE ee The Joy of Feeling Fitted _ Will be your experience if you get into one of our Suits. You will see style and quality galore in them. Every garment i§ a model creation--the product of the best materials and cleverest tailoring skill. No matter how exacting you may be you will find a Suit either for yourself or your boys which will meet your every requirement. The difficulty will be, not in muking 2 selection, but in knowing what to reject. Not what you HIT, but what you AIM at is important, says an old philosopher. We aim to hit the suit tastes of all kinds of men, and we're doing it. We aim to give you better quality and style than your money will b anywhere else. We're doing that, too. y 5. yw Men's Suits, From $6 to $18. Men's Tailor-made Suits, From $15 to $20. OOOO IC) 2000200000 0ce® @e® Jos. Abramson, The People's Clothier Our 2 Specials For This Week ! Ladies' Tan Calf Bluch in ogee] ucher Oxfords were $2.25, Clearing Ladies' Tan Calf Blucher Oxfords, John: McPherson make, were ¢3. Now $2. : The Sawyer Shoe Store. Try Myers' for Davies' sugar 'dilréd hams, specially Sweat. mE aha Fine COOKED MEATS . gh "er Bodh Took A Big Party. ! 3 fy k As an excursion day, a better one This morning, the steamer America | could not have 'been had. " had the largest' crowd of the season on her Friday trip to Ogdénsburg to- 1%: day. There were 14 { Davies' 'Ni 300 people aboard. [ Try od ow 3 SARA yb England ham, "+ Four Facts For Sick Women To Consid Lydia E. 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Tarp. --The great volume of ur licited and teful testimonials on at the Pinkham Laboratory at Ly Mass.. many of which are from time time published by permission, give solute evidence of the value of Ly E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound : Mrs. Pinkham's advice. Fourra.--Every ailing woman Canada is asked to accept following invitation, It is free, bring you health and may save y life. Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitat 4 to Women. Women suffering from form of female weakness are invite promptly communicate with Mrs. Pi ham, at Lynn, Mass. All letters received, opened, read and answe by women only. From symptoms gi: your trouble may be located and quickest and surest way of reco advised. Out of the vast volume of rience in treating female ills ] Pinkham probably has the very kn edge that will help your case. Sur any woman, rich or poor, is very foc if She does not take advantage of generous offer of assistance. MRS. GOULD AND SON HU French Peasant With Bull Cart Obstructed Passage. New York, Aug. 4.--The Jou publishes a despatch from Genev, scribing an attack on Mr. and Geagrge J. Gould and their son | peasant whom they encountered v motoring near Lake Zurich. Gould and her son were both inj The Goulds, who have been stayin Luc¥ne, were making an autom trip along the shores of Lake Zu Cn a narrow road the party « took a bullock cart driven by 'ap ar. B He refused to make room for caf; sg pass. Gould's chauffeur incr edv 'we speed and attempted to p As ie automobile came abreas! the'Gart the peasant attacked occupants violently with a whip, ! Gould was hit by the whip and « ouslys injured about the neck shoulders. ~The younger Gould Blashed and out in the face. A © Blain was lodged against the ass Fant. § Jones Falls And Return. "Rideau King" every and Saturday at 6 'a.m. Fare ! SApply for tickets to the purser oard. James Swift & Co., agents, MUSIC! MUSIC MISS BLYTH FORMERLY OF WATERTOWN, N, EWill open a studie for music at her ho 40 Union St.. on Ma) y 11th. A limi umber of pupils desired. Call Thu vs SUMMER SESSI0 For Teachers and otbers during July and August UNGSTON BUSINESS COLLE Limited" Head of Queen St., Kingston, Ont, Wednes mp 11 éommercial subjects taught. tudents admitted at any time. xpert professional teachers in char rite for catalogue and terms. B. MeKAY, H: F. METCALFE President. Princip 3 eorge F. Dalto! LA., M.D, C.M., M.R.C.S., (Englan L. R.C. P,, (London). lice and Residence, 64 William Stre Telephone 878. THE FRONTENAC LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. (ESTABLISHED 1863.) esident--Sir Richard Cartwrig] City wod and on Fa loaned Munleips) Coun ortgages Chas posits received and interest allow C. McGill, Man Directo Mice. 97 Clarence Street, Kingston "MAPLE LEAF" ™ CANNED SALMON pack on Creat wi Remedy . A positive cure for all forms Se: W I x EB py Snknom, hal v ar rain bss. all' of which lead to Fra a 'or, & by all ntures on rece; os Mire bce Wattotor