Daily British Whig (1850), 23 Sep 1905, p. 14

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A 9 a Lh. " > s THE CAPSULES, THEY ARE VALUABLE. god £35 ------------------ © have your Stove or Furnace Pipes cleaned out. Do not leave it until the cold weather arrives, We can give you better attention now. We have care- _ ful men, who will clean and varnish your pipes and give you perfect satis- faction. Give us a call. MON & SONS : asi and 353 King Street. 'Phone 388. 2a0e's abe; The 80 Years' Established Reputation. For 1 nfants, Invalids, Aged, 'Nearly DR. BARNARDO ur Ho Tl SE : says so re | Porites ying yer © Mamuticturen: JOSIAH R. NEAVE & CO. FORDINGRRIDGE, ENGLAND, Wholesale Agents :--- THE LYMAN BROS. &Co., Ltd., Toronto & Montreal. the BEST than can be oe what price no | ing gray? the Wesleyans into the hands of tary steam laundry. It is a rath year some fools will take the most desperate changes with elevators, ma- appalling list of fatalities caused every vear bv our idiotic method of celebrating the Fourth of July; think of the hundreds of fools drowned every your beontse they insisted in going in to deep water without heing able to swim; think of the scores killed every Year by guns that wero supposed to he not loaded. It would not be so bad if the recklessness of individuals would endanaer their lives alone. But that is not alwave the case. In many cases such persons are reckless with the lives of other persons. as in the case of the switchman of the elevated road. wha left his post during the rush hour and, throurh his carelessness caused a terrible accident. It seems that an ex ample shonld be made of persons whote recklessness canses loss of life or infury to others. It mav not alto wither stob others from taking chance es hut mav have at least some bene ficial effect ------ A Strange Farm. Though not included in the reports on this subject, undoubtedly, the most remarkable agricultural enter prise in the country is the farm in Southern Florida on which the one crop cultivatdd is alligators, This unique farm is located on the east coast of Florida, some distance between Palm Beach, on the bank of the Indian river. The situation is an excellent one for tho purpose, for it is in the very part of the country where the salirians w the most numerous in the days before they hogan to be hunted as a business, and not far away are the Everglades where the few remmining specimens (that is, fow when compared with the tens of thou- sands that wore to be found in Florida waters twenty years ago) are being relentlessly pursued tion hy their fellow the Seminoles to extine swamprdwellers, Long Arm Of The Law. Oa an-arder for the maintenance of a child made against him thirty-eight years ago, William Onslow was sam mond at Wolverhampton. The mother procured in court the original order, black with age. Onslow never paid anything on the order, and he was summoned for £34, arreacs up to the time of the woman's marriage, twen tydour years ago. She declared that Onslow had plenty of money. He was sentenced to three months' hard ly. bor, > ° Compare The Relief, It you have been accustomed to using ordinary liniments try Smith's White Liniment the next time and sec how much quicker it relioves and cures. It belongs in a class by it solf, and yet costs less than the covwmon Kinds. Cures rhoumatism, nouralgin and all external injuries Big bottle 25c., at Wade's. New York Philanthropist. The Commoner This ix the time of year when the philanthropist in New Yosk wonders why his unemployed fellow townsmen dé not go right out to Kansas and two weeks' work in the wheat and som $2 a day and board. \ 9 yers Hair Vi « Hair turn- y not have all the Sarlyy Nich color restored? }| © Ayer's Hair Vigor will dof]! this every time. Sr single 1 failure. Stops falli IR hair. t At Torquay, England, a chapel has passed from the hands of about the entrance where war shipers chineev or vehicles. Just think of the age, a gentleman of taste and wealth for new peer for such a career, his uncle {says the Standard Indepmndent) has lft him an enormous fortune. A th, majestic gh the great ocean be so »o of the moon In a flood of mol- ton Hid all so supremely beau- tiful, causing a thrill alwiost of ecstasy to pourse through the veins of those who love her, and enkind- ling a throbbing passion such as no other inanimate object could arouse, yeL there 'ever has been, ever will be, sorrow on the sea. That plaintive moan which so oft presages an out- - ninsty mine per oont. | hreak: of her wrath is perhaps. but ta which happen every the death-dirge of some gallant ship + 40 a certain extent, attribu- engulfed in her depths; but the sad to recklessness. The harbi of a flood of corroding will take chances, frequently desperate | grief; augu of many a lacera- It is true, we are surrounded | tod, many a broken' heart; those hv dangers on every side andat all stately foamsérested billows hurled Siew aml it a also true that famili- | with such fury against the Jot ty wit neers breeds contempt coast, aps have overwhely;- ond leads to recklessness. Thousands | ad some er cehape bark, and sunk are killed overy vear bv being crushed | to a watery grave those who had in elevators. torn hv machinery or run mde her their home : But not always do these surging a company which conducts a sani- er unusual eight to see clothes used to enter. flocds of sorrow and of bitter Loart- ache arise from displays of her great might when in angry mood; not al- ways are those too oft-repeated tra- gedios of the seas eaused by the storms and tempests which from time to time so furiously agitate her sur face; for that heaving expanse has too often witnessed other dread and awe-inspiring dramas A fine full-rigged vessel of graceful build is observed cleaving her across the great Atlantic. Every sail in set, and as the rays of the sun light up the white sails, and the foay, scaticrs fromr her bows, she is a very thing of beauty, a lovely fairy of the seas, But 'she is a ghastly charnel a floating sepulehrd of the dead, which, uncoffined and unaneled, cumber her decks, and her cabins, and teven her saloons. For since she left the piague-stricken port scarce two short weeks before, the angel of death had been hovering over her with beat ing wings, with venom-tipped spear claiming as His own, with, but one exception, each one of all her passen gers and crew, But a passing ship has observed the signal of distress of this one sur vivor, who lies helpless, by the lash ed tiller, amidst the contorted corpses of his late comrades; and on board ing the doomed vessel, they find that way house: she is but a floating chamber of death, a helpless derelict. « And what heart searchings must there have heen amongst that as somblage of doomed ereatures as they saw their fellows ome after the other struck down at their side, and knew that momentarily their turn too would probably come, and that per- haps in a few short hours their spirits been forgiven who bad died tne of whose through faith in Him for them, and by vir atonement they inheritors of a wansion in the skies For they knew that to them the gates § « of death wero but the entrance to the glory. Turn Again, Whittington. The popular "quarter<chime" tune, "Turn Again, Dick Whittington, Lord Mavar of London," says the Builder, will henceforth be played by the fam ous 'bells for which its setting has been harmonized by Sir Charles VV. Stanford. New automatical apparatus connected with the elock i= in course] | of being fitted for. the ehimes Messrs. Thwaites and Reed, of Clerken- | 1 well. Mr. Hughes, of and Stainbank, of Whitechapel, has re- hung the twelve bells, of which tenor, weighing fifty-three hundped- | 1 wright, was cast hy that firm's prede- | « cossors, Lester and Peck, in 1669, | relics of the Seven Stars is an old when it is belived wos used some} clock which has stood at the top of | metal of the old bells destroyed by | the staircase for more than two the great five, and recast by them 173%. Nine more bells having heen added, by subscription, the ten were hung for the first time on June 4th, 1762, in honor of King Goorge i's visit on hic birthday to the eity: two more bells were added twenty-five years ago, though some fears the stability ,of the steeple. h The late Lord Grimthorpo is said to have expressed a wish in a codicil in his will that Ms successor in the peer- Ernest Beckett, shall do no a work of any kind but what belongs to the remainder of his life. To equip the Their gentle action and good effect at wt the system really o thom a and, though her rolling ee and drifting } _ , her sperkling wave- 3 i ng in the sunlight like dia- : or at night reflecting the light or named Morris, of the would cither be in the glory-land or 25 a protest, walked out with his in the realms of bitter remorse. And | childre n. Colonel Meinwaring, in draw how would %hose rejoice who had [ing Principal Edwards' attention to served their God, and whose sins had | Mr. Jones' remarks, added that he | was confident the sentiments expressed | were | Dr. Edwards replied regretted subject before lege rests for the present. hapers as to which is the in Eogland. A writer Magazine thinks the brook, Middlesex, There is by | then took the place Messrs. Mears{ quence of the misc The story of the the} chester, ean be in | dred years, No Smoke Sale. and gents' furnishings, amounting to | had existed | $10,000, will be that swinging the bells might weaken | 8t The public can 4 genuine bargains. Sale commences on A Gentleman's Occupation. Saturday, the '16th inst, ber of women od themselves Of the 110 pensionari ninety were women, and of these the great majority the ninety there were WILL BE HELD IN NEW YORK IN'NOVEMBER. ! Will Be Known as Inter-Church Special to the Whig. New York, Sept. 23.--About the thididle of November there will be | held in this city one of the most im- | portant religious - gatherings that | ever wet 'n this part of the country. The meeting will be known officially as the Inter-Church Conference on : Federation and will hold its first ses. | sion in Carnegic hall on November ! 15th. It will be the first eonferepee in the religious history of the United States to which delegates have been named officially by the varions Pro- testant denominations. Previous joint conferences on missions and other topics have been unofficial in character. The conference will, in no sepse, mean an attempt to bring the various religions bodies of the coun: try into organic union. All that the leaddrs hope is that the conference may [create a permanent organization of the churches, which will bring | them into better and closer relations | than over before existed. 1t is hoped | that an organisation nay be formed that will voice the attitude of the | united Protestant churches on oll | great questions of a religious, social, ethical and economic character. | The general committee in charge of | the arrangements for the conference | expects that there will be from 300 to 600 delegates, representing twen- ty-four religious denominations; with | an aggregate membership of over I8,- | 000,000. At the conference will be heard the leading men in nearly every Protestant religious body in the comwntry. Among them will be | five bishops of the Episcopnl church, | six bishops of the Methodist church, | three of the Methodist church south: { two Moravian bishops, and one each fropy the United Brothren, Reformed Episcopal and African Methodist churches. | { | | | ------------------_-- A Mock Funeral In Cornwall. In the course of a trial in the div orce court in London, a witness stat- ed that the behaviour of the res | pondent created a great scandal in the village of Bugle, near St. Austell. where they lived. In September, 1598 they were buried in effigy: The co-re spondent, though he was one of the parties to the suit, buried himseli-- | (laughter)--and supplied the beer for those present. Among them was a man who assumed the part of the clergyman, a choir, a number of mour- ners and an undertaker, Justice Deane--And Cornwall * The funeral took place in a field the back of the house. The police were | also there, but the funeral was on | private propertv. Counsel said be had | a copy of the local paper and the re port stated that the proceedings were | carried out "with the greatest de- | corm." There was an enormous at- tendanee, and the ceremony passed off with the greatest ciroumstance, There | were no signs of revelry, and the only sound was copious mourning on the part of the mourners. The affair took place at nine at night. this was in at | Preacher And Soldier. A correspondence has recently taken | place between Colonel Mainwaring, | commanding the 23rd Regimental Dis- | trict, and Dr, Ellis Edwards, Princi- | pal of. tke North Wales Theological | College, Bala, with reference remarks made during a sermon ata | chapel in Rhosanchrugog, near Wrex- ham, by J. 0. Jones, of Penmack.no, me bi the students of the college, Mr, Jones is reported to have said that the majority of soldiers were men of no principle, too lazy for anything, physically or mentally. Among the tongregation was a sergeant-instruct- | Roval Welsh who immediately rose, and to some Fusiliers, were not those held by the college, that he deeply the remarks made by Mr. that he would bring the him when the next col session commenced, The Jones, and matter England's Oldest Inn. There is a discussion in the English | i oldest inn in the Estates Ostrich, at Coln is one of the oldest every reason to believe it has wen in existence 700 years, and even | of an earlier inn down by Henry 1, in cons leeds of the tenant Seven Stars, in Man traced clearly back to 356. Ite existence as a licensed house lates down to that year. Among the | burned hun- All New Goods | at Prevost's, Brock St. Our stock of ready-made clothing offered. to the public he same low prices as when we | old our great smoke sale last May. on getting Dublin Women Graduates. On degree day at Dublin University remarkable feature was 'the num. graduates who present. for the degree of B.A. no fewer than came from Fagland. further notable fact was that of nearly seventy proceeded once to the M.A. degree 2, for which | only seven male candi Sold for sixty years. falls Store, perfect little pill. They Rlaate those | dates. who use. them. Carter's Little Liver ---------------- { Mile aay well be termed *Porfee Lifebwoy Soap -- disinfectant -- jg | ion." strongly recommended by tha medica, | Horchonnd candy. Mabood's Drug ion a8 a safeguird agains t in | tiops diseases, ! | Conference on Federation-- | Delegates Named, Officially, | From All Bodies. Te T-- T Pv, | Red Rose Tea is Clean Tea (CLEANLINESS is as necessary to tea any Qther food. ; Tea rolled by hand, cured by hand, weighed, blendeq and packed by hand may or may not be clean, Every: operation of making Red Rose Tea, on the plantation and in the warehouse, is performed by machines, the rolling and curing, the blending and weighing are a done by scrupulously clean automatic machinery, Red Rose Teais never touched by human hands from the picking to your kitchen. Red Rose Tea is glways clean." It cannot be other. wise, because it has no possible chance of contamination, Its "rich, fruity flavor " cannot be impaired by foreign § Substance of any sort whatever. quality ag go -- is good Tea T. H. Estabrook, Winnipeg St. John, N.B., Ti When it rains and when it shines Fit-Reform Rain Coats are two coats in one, Handsome and dressy enough for street and evening wear, The only protection that protects when it rains, Absolutely moisture-proof -- yet light and porous, Made up with the big, broad shoulders and semi-loose backs--in an endless variety of rich patterns and colorings, $12, $15, $18 and $20 i trademark iden. genuine Fit every The only Fidon ee here is at E. P. Jenkins, - Kingston. -- ---- p-- OUVENIR RANGES are the culmination oft 62 years experience in the manufacture years of cooking stoves oF Heled\THEY, ARE pare LEADERS @)\ SO greater satisfaction 19 1 than any other range on the market The Gurney, Tilden Company Nanutacturers Umitag Oar personal guarantees as well as that of the makers goes with every stove. We have Souvenir Ranges on view J, HORSEY =. = Kingston, Ont. RUBBER STAMPS We have been at it, same since 1891. Also Stencils, Steel Stampa, Co'any Seale. Rob: ber Alphabet Sets for inti White Enamel Letters &e. Write a pt "CCW. Mack. 9-11-18 King SEW. Toronto » YEAR 72. NO. E. P. Jenkins Clothing BARGAIN SALE SATURDA Fleece-lined Underwear 12 dozen odd garme Worth $1, $1.25 and $ for ; ENT { Commences} at gjo'clock. B. P. Jenkins Clothing A Perfect Fit, Excellent Wear We guarantee to be in our footwear. Wear "Allen' Military Booimakers, $4 Brock St. Sign of Golden Y.W.C. A. Classes in PHYSICAL® CULTURE DOMESTIC SCIENCE 'Will be Opened FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBI WANTED. rrr ee A GOOD STRONG BOY, AT Lockett 'Shoe Stere A HOUSEMAID. APPLY Breden, 24 Stuart St. TO TWO WAITRESSES. APPLY ager British American Hotel. A NURSERY GOVERNESS. Al Mrs. Hunter Ogilvie, 149 Earl ! AT ONCE, A Mrs. W. D Al ing S HOUSEMAID 7K Gordon, 1 TEN BOYS, ONLY THOSE WHO work 'every day need apply. Gould & Co. ------------------------------ FIFTY GIRLS TO SPLIT MICA. ply Kent Bros., Mica Works, fc Princess street. A COOK to Mrs. ton APPLY IN THE EV Brownfield, Corner and Union streets. EX Wi GENERAL SERVANT ; ing. References required Mrs. Almon, 22 Barrie Nr vec--------cvieteio Hira eons rta------ MEN AND BOYS, TO EARN $5 after two mionths instruction, tion guaranteed. Coyne Hros Plumbing Schobls, New York, nati, O., St. Louis, Mo., (Free logue.) erin epee FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LA ress for private hospital. re per month each ; railway 8 Must be thoroughly competent ply The Canadian Copper Cou Copper Cliff, Ontario eerste epee eee GENTLEMEN TO GET THEIR Overcoats and Suits. mad Thomas Galloway's, 181 Broc Also bring your old ones and them repaired. Style, fit and guaranteed to please, EE ---------- TO-LET. NO W Apply street TEE SHOP ON DIVISION STE near Garrett street, occupied b Apply at Whig Boon, milliner. ---------------------------- er DWELLINGS FURNISHED ARI furnished, stores, offices, etc., @ Cann's Estate Agen BELLEVUE," CENTRE ST. rooms, rge grounds and stabl per month: immediate POSK Apply 160 King St. EET FOR SALE. A TWO TON AND EIGHT TON S can be had cheap. James Sv Co ONF GOOD GENERAL PUR horse; one s« rubber tire ahout, buggy, Edwin Chow Son. SECOND HAND J AND J. TA Safe; also one Delivery Waggo oie Jersy Cow, Apply Box Whig office. | A GOLD SIGNET RING, initials "R. L.," on Saturday er will be rewarded on return Whig office. A PEARL CRESCENT evening, hetweer Chalmers' 'church, Grounds. Reward returned to Tir. Knight, STRAYED OR STOLEN SATURDAY NIGHT, | 16th, from Lot 80, Coucess Kennebee Township. BAY Hd foretop cut short: small whit: "cross breast ; weight about Ibs. and in good condition. An) son giving information leading recovery of horse will be re hy the owner, William Veley Creck, Ont. PERSONAL. MME, ELDER'S DRESSM) Parlors, 253 re. St. ON SU Alice Alice : ON trusseaux, ete, wadeto-orier. prices ressonuble. Mest cits ences.

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