[EVENTS AT QUEEN'S foe en Team~Campus, Track, Tennis, Etc.~Picked Up in Nooks and Corners. It is noticeable that never before in the history of football at Queen's has more interest been taken in her teams, Even when the practices occur on the athletic field, students in large num- bers and no small contingent of ad- mirers from the city journey out to watch the play and wi the college campus is the seene of the fray there as large an attendance as is often seen at championship matches, The m- terest shown hy the university scpff in gratifying. Every afternoon several of the members of the senate eager] crowd the sidelines and follow the ball with the keenest delight. In the faculty of medicine classes continue till five o'clock, but the doctors hay- ing lectures from four till five have consented to change the hour. Thus is every advantage possible given the chasers of the pigskin and the best wishes of every student be he senior or freshman will follow the tegm to - «f grounds Toronto on Friday. Every day this week practices have been held at half-past six in the morning, why signal work has received much at- tention. In the afternoons the first and second fourteens are pitted against one another and rattli hard practice indulged in, Dr. Ethermgton coached the teams and acted as re- feree, calling down all misplays' and getting the To used to an interpre tation of ths rules such as they will bump up against in real matches. The improvement during the past few days has been marked. The passing has improved and the tackling is better, The players are also gett more used to handling the ball and less in discriminate passing "is noticed. Thursday evening the collegians will have two finishing workouts, -- Notes On The Side. Basketball enthusiasts are called to form a | , Tarner is in. the game though the cut over closed yet. Russell Britton may don the uni form and be out again before the sea- son is much older, Kenneth Williams may be out of the game. He is wanted by the track chub for thy meet in Montreal on the 20th, "Buck" Crawford is showing up well. He could fill either the quarter position or take a turn on: the back division, W. F. Nickle has lost none of his old time enthusinem for and interest in the college athletics, He was at the watching yesterday after. noon's practice and pointing out the weak spots, Prof. Campbell and W. once move his eye has not R. Wilson ly that N. T. Greenwood old position as direc- Club, The boys missed year and will him once more in well Sing a the university evening the purpose of nom- officers, Election at next meet- committee was also struck to after the junior year's interest nt on university night, ted time for registration i" the end of the week. After that date it will cost an extra five to sign the roll. The freshman class this year ex- ceeds expectations and will pass the half century mark, The gymnasium classes in connec tion. with the. Levana society began on Monday under the supervision = of Miss Peardon, the Juice} instructor of the local Y.W.C.A. The college girls have now a finely appointed "gym" in the upper part of the old arts building at their disposal, ete. CASE WITHDRAWN Judge. At four o'clock Tuesday = afternoon the only criminal case in the docket: The King vs. Young for theft, was opened before Judge Clute, John (. oung, of the township of Oso, was charged with stealing $105 from Ira Cooke, on the 11th of September. John Melntyre, K.C., appeared for the prisoner and F, J. French, K.C., of Prescott, as crown prosecutor, The case for the erown was partly heard last wight, and resumeh this morning at nine o'clock. After some evidence was taken, his lordship asked the frown prosecutor whether the evidence of the two crown withesses, yet to be called, would strengthen the case, al ready presented. Mr. French replied in the negative and his lordship then told the jury that, in his opinion, as a matter of law, there was not suf ficient evidence to justify him in tell ing the jury that they might find the prisoner guilty. There was suspicion but that was not enough. He with drew. the case from ihe tury and di: rected a verdict of "pot guilty" t, be entered. At the same time he con sidered that the prosecutor was quite that the action of slander, brought by the prisoner against Ira Cook, ought not to be prosecuted, J. Melntyre gave assurance that the action for slander would be dropped. -- PERSONAL MENTION. Movements Of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. John McKelvey is at Atlantic City, Archbishop Gauthier held confirma. tion at Wolfe Island to-day. ! Henry Larkin, Atlantic City, is visiting friends in the city. Joseph Doyle has heen appointed caretaker of the steamers North King and Caspian. John Mackie and wife, Watertown, i ay DAILY WHIG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1M, From the Jury By Order of | right in having an investigation, and | { to lead him on, in the good old ho INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. William Swain, piano tuner. COOKE'S 'RECEPTION rhs } {TO ITS NEW PASTOR, DR. i watch is in the hands | chief of police; Waiting an owner. If you want to reach the buying . public advertise in this paper. There's money for you in it, Another bachelor added to the list Are the married men to have no chance ? Greetings From ' Ministers of Other Churches--Previous Pas- tor Spoke-D. A. Shaw a ae Prayer Was {of unmarried city officials. i The efiorts of the ladies of Cooke's | mp. Nw. Ts church, in their ee " their | The News and 1 imes upholds the ' as Feeeption to thei { eity council twelve in ite waste of the haw pastor, Rev, + Ww. 8 MacTavish, | citizens' money. It's party before city, Ph.D., last evening, were indecd | a . Alderman Carson has put consgern- ation into the conservative municipal camp. The noble twelve don't know where they're at. ioe What's heen delaying the city pro- perty committee about the proposed changes in the city buildings? Dos it fear anything? Take your prescriptions and family recipes to McLeod's Drug Store. We man, while hymn 9218 was sung, and | "ary a full stock of drugs, and will | a prayer made by Rev. Robert Laird, | give You what . the doctor orders. { Mr. Shaw whs taken ill and carried Mel eod's Drug Store. + 5 from the chureh in a faint This | The first shipment of grain for this proved the only 'damper of the even | season left Belleville, on Monday, per | crowned with 'sneecss. In a corner of the church trance, eficotively draped with flags and flowers, J. R. Orr, and Miss Making received, introducing the new minister to o large number of outsiders, ak well as the members of the congregation, whom he had not already met. The church's organist, Miss Walker, played the opening pre- { lude. Alexandsr "Shaw acted as chair ing. Under the circumstances, being | Steamer Echo, Cantain Fagan. It con- totally" "at sen ae to the pro | sisted of 1,500 bushels of wheat and gramme's artangement, X. H. Clax- | barley and was consigned to Richard- son & Son. A meeting of the Queen's University Society of Ottawa, has been called for Friday. Principal Gordon: Prof. Dyde and Rev. Robert Laird, will give ad- dresses in aid of the endowmenr fund. An old lady, who is a strong con servative and a property owner, de | clares she doesn't know what would of the city if it weren't for ton proved & very excellent chairman, | The first speaker was Rev. Mr. | Laing, of the Baptist church. He was pleased to weleome the ne pastor and to congratulate the congroga tion. He belioves the pulpit holds a unique position, with the press a keen rival. The pulpit is a great | storm centre of moral truth: the cen tre of influence for the masses, ap- | become i pointed of God to teach the masses ti ¢ | Alderman Carson. He's the whole gospel of Jesus Christ. He was glad city' council to her, for she declares to hear the amgelic note in the doc {he is alwavs looking after the peo- tor's opening sermon, heard of in the ple's interests. press. He declared we conld swear hy | The regular meeting of Limestone the press. The work, here, is hard Lodge, No. 91, A.0.U.W., will be held and discouraging, at times, but | on Thursday evening at eight o'clock, The grand fofeman is expected to be presnt as well as delegates from the neighboring lodges. Full attendance is requested. | withal pleasant. He felt sure the doe. | tor would find loyalty znd trusted the | work would be congenial and bless. | ed. In calling on the next number, Mr. |! Tha bacteriological Claxton said : "We are all prond of | the Ontario our man, and will uphold him. [I re | department of Agricultural College, studying the potato for the last year, would like farmers troubled with this dissase to mail an affected notato and state at the same time. if they were troubled with the soft or wet rot last vear..and to what ex- tent in the present season's crop. The beautiful warm sunny autumn disease l.eognize that the press is a mighty power, and is on our side." George Simpson sang "Light of 'My Soul." Rev. Dr. Fhy, | representing the Me | thodists, said : "I believe your min | ister is warmly welcomed, especially | by vour good Methodist neighhors | We poor Methodists only get acquaint op te t L I weather which we have been enjoying bu ® a 8 ne to Cy s a for the past week, recived a stroke, Had te know at in bolint a - as it were, last night. when Jupiter nitalan has been abolisher an Plavins, took advantage of the full hope it will spon come about in : "« iver? . 3 z moan, to vive ws a "soakine." But Canada. Splendid. men and women were: brought up on the catechism and oatmeal, but "the best of all is the Bible. No matter how developed a man is, thore is always someth and shoe men, are all tuning their { whistles, in high alee,, over "the pros | pect of rubber sales. I hope God's blessing will rest on this AFTER GREEN HANDS congregation forever, "The Eternal Cing"' was sung by Allan Lemon. Rev. Mr. Windraw, Calvary Congre- | gational church, said he did not we | | | ke an "ill wind, ete," for the boot { { { | Willing to Train During the Duil Season. The farmers are waking up to the Orders received at MeAuley's book store, MACTAVISH. A of the A QUET WEDDING WAS HELD IN ST. GEORGE'S | CATHEDRAL. l Nine-Thirty the Hour, Miss Thompson and Mr. Arnold the Bride and Groom--Arch- deacon Carey Officiated. A very quiet wedding was solemnized at St. George's cathedral, at hali- past nine on Tuesday evening, when Miss Edna G. Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan {homp- son, was married to Florent G. Ar- | nold, Regina, NW.T., by Archdeacon | Carey, of St. Paul's church, who had | christened the bride. - | The latter wore a gown of we | } | | embroidered silk, with much enrich- ment of lace on st and corsage, a white beaver hat, and long, sweeping plumes of white. Her shower bouuet was of white roses and lilies of the valley, and she wore a bracelet of | Roman gold, heavily chased, and set | with diamonds and sapphires, The bridesmaid, Miss Vera Mundell, was in white net, over white silk, with lace, and strappings of white satin ribbon. Her hat was white beaver, with white plume, and folds of blue velvet, and her shower bouquet com- posed. of pink roses and lilies of » large pearl pendant. Maund McCaus- land, of Regina, was groomsman. Mrs. Thompson, the bride's mother, wore black brocade with lace gami- | ture, "and a hat of black and white. | Miss Hynnah Keyes, aunt of the bride, | was in black and white silk, with a | black hat. Miss Florence 1 hompson, | the bride's sister, wore white crepe de chine, and a white hat. Miss Margaret | Carey, mauve silk, and white velvet hat. Mrs. Holder, black silk and black | bonnet. The only other members of the wedding party were Arthur and Blake 'Thompson, brothers of Ah bride. Mr. Harvey played the wed- | ding marches as the party entered | end left the church. The * supper, held after th mony, at the home of the bride par- | ents, was entirely a family affair. Dr, and Mrs. D. E. Mundell, going over to augment the list of guests, 1 he | bride's table was decked with white carnations "and fern, on the other tables were pink anh white flowers. Mrs. Arnold's travelling of brown tweed, smartly with strappings of the cloth dress was trimmed and but tons and her hat was of feathers in des of brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ar nold left on the midnight train for Montreal, Quebec, will not start for for a month, and. the states, and their Regina home -- A Canned Country. "Canned goods are Alaska's main | food refuge," remarked Bishop Rowe, | of the frozen gold regions, in a recent | after dinner address, "and the native | Indians have come to regard Ameriey | | These are genuine Ebony | 124 Princess Street. Pr. beys Salt takes away the weight of years. Itrenewsthe youth. ful vigor of stomach, liper and bewels - gently lates these vital organs to normal, healthy action; cures constipation ang pj. iousness. AT ALL DRUGGISTS, 25¢ ang soc * batty Arman 25%, stimy. Discount Sale { OFF 7 H Al R valley. The groom's gift to her was a | 1 | and Rose Wood solid back Brushes -. which we must ¢leay out to make room for new goods, This' is an excellent chance to secure a good Hair Brush at a big reduction. |See Our Window Display wy |The Best Drug Store L.T. BEST, Chemist and Optician 'Phone 59. New Arrivals rT ie NEWMAN & =e A PROMINENT says: "I Believ ru-na Is a Systemic Catarrh So Especially Valuable to the Declining Powers of the Older People. meous branes be- 1d age the m mem a thickened and partly lose their function. oF Hearth is leads to partial loss A ay taste, as well as digestive dis- -- bances. Sa ne corrects all this by Sts Specific operation on all the mucous membranes body. of the bottle will epnvinee any one. Once used snd Peruns becomes a life-long -by with old and young. sue pc om F. Benctsson, Temes ig : "1 have followed your in- Yea wae structions for the past month and » Wel 4» SauBe am now as well gt -four Years.] as I canbe at Hay the age of eighty rs. 1thank you for your valua- 1 Le instractions and advice. I first used Peruna fourteen years ago when - health was so bad that I had no hope i staying many days, and after using i began to pick up. It has helped me ever since. 1 feel well, but will always have Peruna as my companion," -- Charles F. Benctsson. Pe-ru-na Proved a Life-Saver. Wyrens, auctioneer, com- -- --. ant and business broker, 4364 Bismond street, London, Out. oi been a sufferer with what phy- sicians diagnosed as chronic catarrh. 1 thereby lost the necessary speaking faculties, which almost caused me to discontinue the business of auctioneer. uAfter spending several hundred dol- lars for varions medicines and doctor bills without avail, your wonderful rem- edy, Peruna, was recommended to me. "After using several bottles of this life-saver, 1 found relief, and Tam again capable of conducting my auction sales. 1 wish to convince others, likewise afflicted, of the merits of your great remedy."--Louis Byrens. Happy Results Follow Use of Pe-ru-na, MriAlex MeKenzie, Montreal, Ont, bookkeeper for the Jewelry and Im- porting Co. and Seribe for the I. Oo. 0.F, Jeanne of Arc Court No. 1650, writes: "As I have used Peruna with happy results, 1 am glad to endorse it. My gystem is at times an easy subject to catarrhal colds. Especially if I am ont fn inclement weather or become sud: how delightful to feel he will soon he leaving ! Very often we disapprove of peopl wo don't know them. Cool | gation had a fine record. kept up to go without. "the most of the work around a farm is done in the spring and the fall. By employing a green hand now, the man wall practically be forced .to | remain idle at the farmer's house brethren of the tribe, his faee ed with ay inspiration. Suitings 'I have it he cried. 'I know what he (this is now. | Unspottable finish, 50 t 1s canned white man ! I. N y "The explanation was taken in all | inches wide-asplendid ma- seriousness and now the illumip- | team and some very fine work is be re v i . 4 . araisors Mwave welcome to visit ing accomplished, The Queen's repre Warcrooms, buy or not ax you like, Open till 8.30 each evening. T. F._ HARRISON co. our ' enly chilled $ X RA: ooh : 5 . % Y . $nnd. t as a canned country. Every article SHAW denly chi . d " : W,. N.¥., spent Sunday with Mrs, E. 7. | present - Inrge church, hut if was | fact that men hate to be Obtained. in of diet and even wenimg ------ "When I get a cold I take Peruna, wi fave an interesting exhibition of fine Burke, Portsmouth. importan And a8 a congregation | some manner, whether they are ex rion ; | it is only a question of a day or twounti playing yesterday. moming, | Healy ? . welcomed Dr. MaeTavish. He. wes perienced farm laborers or not. For ay I tin, and it is no Won- | »_ Alex McKenzie. apt. Healy, of the 47th Regiment, l \ dys » for | 4:7 that the native looks with scen lam fully .restored."--A which was watched by 'many of the Kina Suhday in N B. glad to hear the doctor's first text, | some time past the call has been for Ls y Bu seep: 1 n ngston, spent Sunday in North Bay : y . ix | ticism up, vthing that is rted students, The result was a tie, Both | with his son. T. Healy "las he had been in the Liverpool | experienced hands. Now the call is n UPon anything that is importe rey -Wo0. ome- ed a4 grand game. Mrs. M. J. Skelly and ttle daugh- slums, in fact allover and none seem { for green hands, fresh from the old i the Snveniional package. oi Association football is on the boom | ter. Chicago, 'are Visi tig 1 Boer od to want to hear of Christ. | country, willing to sign contracts at the So nly 4 gent han interested Jn | a eg. g 1 I 1 k ) I nday work among the nativ large numbers of players practice M. Rvan King street nexpectedly fa led npon to speak, | 3100 to $125 for a year s time. f ALGaY. 4 ves | pun ui Ings nightly on the lower campus, Arrange- | pe death occurred on Sunday of | RV. Dr. Mackie said he was preased | 1 understand it this way," said the | © re Rat x ordre hold their in- | ments are being sought whereby o Mrs. C. MeDowall, Renfrew, wife of the | © bear congratulations to Cooke's | immigration officer. ""Ihere are not terest Nan tloser »ith TT AI | For Ladies' Skirts Suits ( i T= CARPETS series of yearly games can he secured principal of the Collegiate Institute, | (VPRTegation, from St. Andrew s. Dr. | enough expenenced men to go around. i ty Pe Ft ogragh or. i. ¥ Are hava to i had between the three Canadian univer- Michael James, Atlanta, Ga. whe | MacTavish has had experience. 1t is | The old country does not give an edu- | O pr. 2 hundred cylinders, all music | ge Coats 52 inches wide, Fond t Hoare, ehterial | an sities. The iden is to follow out the has been visiting his mother, Unie | ¥2,, Wfortunate, when city churches cation of this character. pecause of | cal selections. The hatives were - dom ' oe OW Prior and large selec. | schedule submitted in tennis. Varsito Yorsity' avenue left to-day for kis | Call young men not sufficiently ex. | this every immigrant arrived entirely | Pletely mystilicd by this invention and no 1.50 comes to Queen's; Queen's goes to Me home in Georgia v "| perienced. : This congregatioy * is sup- | ignorant of the work in the country, | NOt a little superstitious regurding' the $1 per yard MINTS ed $2 WILTONS and AX- | cin, and McGill sends a team to To. Join. Dorn: formerly of King. | Po «lly Irish--with a full heart, With | ror instance, | have an application | reproduction of "sound as something | er TAPESTRIES in the particular fronto and 80 on around the circle stan, has sold "the Albion Eotel th Sufficient, encouragement So, minis- | here for a man who can milk. Now a aia] o> denty one britfiant ! tern, red for our trade | from year to yoar, ; en : nsdeky 6 Uni. | 1°F on his commencement. The doc: | green Londoner won't do for that | hall-breed, with a reputation for pro Ve * B d | h are or Rl SR aie She. rate The track team get in their fine qoutes al aud will x ide at 116 Uni: [ knows everyone is his sincere, at- | position, so we have to send an ex- | €7ess, leaped up in the middle of a enelian roadc of them apart, afd hard te work every afternoon at the athletic id a a ---- tached friend, hott, pastorates wre | pericnced man there, We haven't got Phonagray hed tr and, seizing Did you wee our new stock of Tron and field. Rev. D. M. Solandt, Dr. Rich y sometimes good; when "a minister feels | him to send, so that farmer will have |evlinder, * flourishe it before his * ras Bods lust arrived, nothing to equal 4 1 PBC h Joseph Murphy's Appearance. he is not aporecigte! ey ' ardson, and I', B, Crews coacl the : connects the stage days of thirty sentatives to the interoolleginte track ones go with, the Bsent, Afpeared meet in Montreal on the 20th, will { In the Gran ¥ x ay > Hi is vorite melo-drama probably be chosen from Mesers. Fos [aun a favorite X p because 8 congre May it be | ! 5 do- | 8 | request at a | , : 375 0 t ter, Craig, Forrester, Letherland, : and was greeted by a Another unexpected sfieaker was {ing small jobs until the spring. in | Sunday gathering is often heatd, al | terial mn all the wanted vercoa S, Paul, Williams, Cameron, Aiken, Gib large audience. Mr Murphy apheiarer | Rev. Mr Solandt, of the First ( the meantime the farmer will « lig] most cannibalistic, indeed. 'S son, MoKay, Stirling, B. Sutherland, | here last year, and provious to that grecational church, He was ! plog ",' Can ~, - : little canned white | colors, at man this afternoon to amuse the chil dren?" | forced to bear the expense, we not have a during the had not However, i yours winter months he can be been to Kingston in fifteen McDougall, Buck, Orr, Oswald, Gau- His personation of the charac this church had a dier, Shaw, Ebbern, Carmichael, | | Joseph Murphy, the Irish actor, El { | | | this that the shepherd. He |e pew of to-day fails to ] m of o | heved taught something of the conditions | d S$ / d The tennis tournament continued till Fi of Larry Donovun' Pleased Lis | sufficiently help the church, Rally | which surround the work, He can be ---- | 75e. an 1 per yar Scotch a To SILL OUTSIDE OF youR this morning when the rain put a tem- : To Holand, Seth Smith, ¥ Shee. fESoend vous ls a Hi. gion ugh Wn Pik: jo, iden Wiaighe Joke Wag on : os porary end to the play. The first con. | 2" a oe Aon Ts Nery | an i demands been made on | that, there are a hundred and one Harper's Weekly tells of a Baltimor, DL: SINS AND YouR TROUBLES ? test in the men's doubles was Pe haw, Mise Junie, © nin | the young people. The country con little jobs that can be taught in the | physician who boarded o crowded car Chiffon Broadelot A tween Maleohn and Laird, and. Ellin 1a ni i an s Hien a en 1 gregations are greater sermon testers | winter with nearly the same facility as | in Charles street. A woman wys COME To and Turner the former winni In the | The play, however. is no . % | than the city. If qur fountry is to | in summer, when the farmer 15 ex- | standing and big Ger i. { : wa up 1 challenge list Dobson ry chobed pi enough for one of Mr, Murphy 8 cole: | ctand tho present prosperity wave, it | tremely busy and has no time for cprawhog ie . a _ a Sema) was 54 inches wide : colors, . . brity. The songs Introduced were | uct he strongly taught, religiously | ch i ot} , u . 9 he seq are ' y B RAY, he Auctioneer to second place from being unplaced. | warmly received. At the beginning of po ll OW i ht Siously i si 3 Siete lon Src ied via that Jat necessary for him. Indig- | Navy, Brown, Hunters EE Mtre-------------------------------------------- Owing to the absence of Nicol, from Fane second act, Mr. Murphy sang his Feharacter ot our peop dpens | a ? 8 oN ; 9 une red app ica nant v the phy sician said to him : fe . ny college, this does not drop any of | celebrated song, "A Handful of Fartho: | Be charoh to tobi henide tn | or green hands in Toronto, at See here A h don't you move a | { feen, Castor, Purple, also the original "lists' selected, The latest | i » las iss Fielding was : . . | the present time, but it is nearing | little so that this' tired woman may and in the last act, Miss Fielding was | ry rht peelings fr his churel | i ; i " a) Oo results are : heard in "The Last Rose of Sum- | py, oN e gol? rom Rie Shun . { the winter and any immigrants in- | have a seat ? Black at Ladies' singles--Miss H, Donald, beat mer," and "My Irish Molly 0." | Callege Nr Royal Mitirury { tenuling 2 ar his . wr ol he "hen mt, the German looked | g £ Miss Scott 62. 10-8. Miss Ferguson » 3 ; i . y 8 ae A n- | earlier in the summer. 8A result | dazed. Then a broad s nile spread d : h : beat Miss McInnes 6-0, 6.0. % | usunl In part: he said: All the | there 18 a scarcity of green hands, | over his countenance as he answerad: | 1.25 a ar made In t e ve i : Ci The Seventh Anniversary. previous speakers, representod some hick i "g Sd T Ll Men's singles--H. W. McKiel beat T. rigid paaieds, x {ota some. | which will be hard to supply this Jay. dots joke on you, all right | | J. Fraser 57, 64, 63. Prof. Camp | Next Wednesday, Hie east day of | Ty th nal > H al ; prone hil Year. Dot's my vife i" | 3 , 6-4 \ . Be o | y tha presen 0 past ; | : hell beat L. K. Sully 6-1,6.0. A. Carr- | St. Luke the Beangelist, wi ye the | ners than ED Press he pe --_-- | back. ! hey al eo Harris beat C. Burns 6-1, 62. H. F. seventh "anniversary of the consecra | arrive er ea on, sal German Forest Lands. Inconvenient. | |] : ealize Moore beat W. E. Patterson, 6-2.6-2. | tion of Archbishop Gauthier. In that |* §.pecimen of the past minis | Shaw | | | | { ld all, now it's an over. Stole From Freight Car. {flow of the church. | Yesterday, discovery was made that mory of the past will a K. & P. railway freight car, stand- | by anything of the ing near the local station, had been | broken into. A bale of dry goods had ! been ripped open, and some gloves and | {| and provinces are Schleswig-Holstein, | Uldenburg, Hanover and Fast Prus- sin. Those with the most extensive for- [ "Sts are Saxe-Meiningen, Hesse-Nas | Nassau, and Baden, where over 10 per Rev. Mr. MacTavish made | cent. of the entire grea is covered with tre night has already MONDAY, Oct: 9th 80 TOWNS got in some hope the me. mot be marred future, There was a general sense of plea- sure 'when ™ - 3 » i ati ics re 3 Harper's Weekly . o : try; the cast five ve f th h Some interesting statistics have Just pee x. X i. B P, ; . riod, he has made three canonical : a Ive vears of the pas 4 hv Rios ry) ols d & A Pentland ber * D Samet ton to every parish in the | orate. My call | was signed by one been publ shed relating to the extent katy pn A You wil De glad to | amp e S ri € r -3, » tr A. Flatt beat J. A. Mc : . abit] of | hundred (many of whom are pst), | Of forest lands of the German empire, ' "that your hushand will - : Eachran 5-7, 6-3, 6-1. diocese, and has seen the erection « v . are at rest), | : oy co | almost certainly recover $900 o0006406 i You are paying 10 to 12 por | achran, 3-7, , several churches, preshvteries and nos. | While the doctor's call. had double | It seems that 25. cent. of the entire Wife--"Oh, doar 1g 4 at i { : -- . pitals. At eight o'clock, on the morn- | that niimber. A wise conservative | land of the country is wooded, and shall T do?" : Nelon hat { * woven ey wi cent to your landlord in rent, 5 Absut The Halls. ing of his consecration anniversary, | policy and , 8 certain coherence has | that the extent of the forests rathe: Physician--"Why, madan what d 3 g Year meetings for organization are | 1; . 'i a cole odd 1 St. [been Cooke's past motto--the docto creases than diminishes, ag only 25.7 ) 4 y, am, what do : 2 [4 high mass will be colebrated in . I n tor 1 ) You mean? Aren't vou anxion he ~ while you are only receiving 3 or | the order of the day throughout the Mary's cathedral. 15 no departure. Five and a half | per cent. of the entire area was for your husband should pe ? n is, that | ints coll 4 | Years ago, at my reception, the | °st in 1885. The least-wooded states [° woo ery ar. well 3 $ rest on your The committer to arrange for thea schoolroom hel 3 ® : work and will 'probably report Satur. : day evening. N ART IGHT NOW Several students in medicine are act- ing a® agents for large medical book ; supply firms and selling text hooks to sold all his clothes." . (sobbing) "Ye only, when | ¥ou said last week you didn't think } he would live a fortnight 1 went and | | ---- Bronchitis Destroys The Voice. I rice is d n : a few remarks, thanking 'the people | wood. Pines and firs of various kinds! Gradually the disease creeps into | he Pp 1 e the students. cloth carried ofi. Some td Were | for their hearty weleome. "A man | are increasing, while all sorts of de the lungs and then it's cone nption. | No. 2 Nut Rev. Alexander Petrie has returned | found along the track. No clue ope | would have a heart of stone. if he | cidnous timber such as oaks and Commence * to-day with *'Catarcho. | to college. Ho will retain his connec. | the thief has yet boen discovered. The Pdidn't feel your eoredial welcome, I{ beeches, are diminished. Deciduons | 200." It won't last long, tion with Queen's during this session | Police are looking into the case, | fool it is i : too flattering 1 wished 1! desorved it, but I'll try. I wont to "Three Swallows.' be neighborly to the Kindly ministers | Sir John Power 'and Son's "Three who have spoken. 1 vant to identify Swallows" Irish Whiskey, famous for | myself with all righteons work in the over a century. Of highest standard | 'tV-" In clusion he gave his ad of purity. Distillers 1 His Majesty | dress, 103 Lower Union street, for Kin, timber is largely confined to «the south | P* cured for all time. | Only Catarrhe, zone can do this, as assistant professor of Hebrew, - C. W. Knight, BSec., on his way from the Cobalt mining districts tg continue his studies at Columbiy University, New York, spent a few days in the city. and west. German forestry employs nearly a quarter of 5 million of wood- men and officials, and the expenses of maintaining them is more than re Paid hy the sales of timber. and vou'll | | i "ee $4.60 TOW. September 28th, (he On i death occurred Dr. Arthur | Lang: | Thursday, Look at it ! Wright, at his home, Americus, Kang as. Dr. Wright was an old Leed | | anyone. who shoul at any. Gre non ---------- ih was Md Leeds coun- | g- A ie in ; Alaska Sable Scarfs. i. ov, born in Spencerville in 194]. _ --- require at a low rate of in- Not Sleeping Well. -------------- him Lome and see me," he said. Sach + : He later went to Delta, where his | : Without th be bodily Campbell Bros. A most enjoyable programme ended | Such values as we are showing are boyhood days were « on = * A & co and on easy terms of re- . out, slewp ere ohh no yy Is the place for fine furs I with George § mpson's rendering of | NOt to be seen elsewhere. Campbell William A. Bogue es ou ' | i) MES SWIFT . = mental vigor, on a sheep: I yr ie . "The Holy City," Light refreshments | Bros., the manufacturing furriers, : young Gan ak vasness is a dangerous oondition. ------ tf were Rates {at Lloyd's) are being eagerly | eohool. enquired for to insure against the riek | corated. anogue lad, rowboat, charged from there recent ly, served hy the ladies, in the! thing so surely restores sloop as Fer. which Was very prottily de rocone; it's harmless--just a nourish- with stealing Miss Forsythe, The wine cellars of Spain are | ® Telephone 135. eu See window filled 000000000000 00000 3 ; was found guilty and | ing, strengthening tonic. Ferrosone | of riots, eivil commotions, ete., in ---------- jib sischol vapor, as eT heel = need to seven months in the Cen- | Vitalizes every part of the body, makes Russian ports and inland towns, { Persian Lamb Jackets. ing found in six cubic feet of ai R i Torr. | p-- the nerves hardy, completely rebuilds Men do not fully realize their unim- | We make the kind th tiv ti Women write must of the hort ot <i el Nor Aa, nial | the system. The cause of sleeplessness portance in commerce, Women do the satidaction Oy he pr "dy - the i ics that get into print id 1 or ny ith for yeral | weeks, passed | Ghbet oat iri is removed--heal 3 8; red--vou | buying--men merely the paying. Ask | nufact: y r dh The i | hut s they also A fd them th Sas. rat, hrockville, om Monday, | can work, eat, sleefs; ik® new af | any advertiser, | Ma irerg of urs. A ¥ also roa om, the men Prosper Pranock; eldest on ------ tor using Ferrozone, Don't put . : it off i ; costs «per box at all! | dealers; get it to-day, s f Chae. fd. Decedd 1 had some time, | heaters guaranteed, | ware ow Hardware Store, house, | «hould not complain, A Chicago surgeon thinks he will been a sufferer for soon be able to give men new hearts. | Alominnm oil |, Some men nesd them. { Ne smell, at Yel A small purse, containing a key, | Hi awaits its owner at this office. ! picked up on the street, Pennock, Elgin, ie deal enry Cunmifighant, piang tuner It was | from Chickeri received at Black Jack stove polish, best in the erings. 1 MeAulay's book store, Princess street. market, large tin 10c. at Yellow Hard store, opposite Grand Opera