k which will ® lay Morning, SRD. sted by us, was on perfectly satisfied NS, and they kno NE ADVERTISE efully. This is an t at a bargain. oats and Spring and | Top Coats. REEFERS. Vool, and Sheepskin, Lined Coats, and From $1.50 to $5.95. REEFERS. y Weight Blue Cheviot, regular price ze Reefers, regular $2.50. Sale price for $2.69. ~Reduced in. the same proportion. 'ERPROOF COATS. 2.95, $3.95 up to $7.45, for the best TROUSERS. $1.25 goods, to be cleared at 89¢, a king Pants, worth $1.50. Sale price or $1.39. or $1.79. 0 Pants for $2.29. HORT, PANTS. i. Sale Prices--39c., 59c., and 19¢. a 3S AND FUR CAPS. to be sold at Manufacturers' Prices. e these before you buy. aps at 39c., 59¢.;-and-69¢: INDERWEAR. Wool Fleece, and Scotch Knit Wool er Suit, n to almost mill prices. BOY'S SWEATERS. ers, Fancy and Piain Colors, at 3%, DIGAN JACKETS. regular price $1.00, for 69¢c for 99c. for $1.39. RKING SHIRTS. Shirts, regular 50c. and 6c. goods. r 69c, each. VES AND MITTS. rking Mitts and Gloves, regular 50¢. ce 39c. a pair. d Mitts. Sale price 59c. 39¢. 39¢. y reduced in the same proportion. FULL DRESS VESTS erns. The largest ard nicest | be sold at GREATLY Die UCED ST. [, ONT. ALL AOTH-EATEN Gog « snd 8 run _ dal ---- TRAVELLING. ILWAY AND TRUNK EA LOCAL BRANCH TIME TABLE | In Effect Oct. Sth, 1905. Il leave and arrive at Oley | HANDS CRACKED |THE OFFICERS STEAL 4 ~~ IND PEELED ins Wl tb pk Foot OG WEST | ive. City Arr. ity | i ¥ No. 5 Mail . Le oe | | Suffered for One Year -- Water ra Express 0.15 am. pls a.m. | Caused Agony, Heat Intense Pain a. mn a + Aatrn i Lua? ayn sai pa | ich Worse Under Doctors -- " } vin p-m. o p.m, 16 owl . ¥ 9% pm, d Not Do Any Housework. Lve. City an, City i wi SAR FEE ANOTHER WONDERFUL - 16 Loca 11 a.m, ho a.m. thos CURE BY CUTICURA " S Fast "Esp. 1.00 p.m. 1.29 p.m | 1 'About a year ago my hands began Nos. 5 All other | Toronto, Peterboro, | . 7.03 p.m. ne 4 run daily. except Monday. cept Sunday. « 12Local .. Nos. 1,2, 3, trains daily e Direct: out te to Buffalo, London, Detroit, Beslhon, lay City, Saginaw, Montreal, ottawa, Q Portland, St. John, Halifax, Bos and ' New Yor! For Pulln aud all other imformation, apply to JANLEY, Agent. Cor. Johnston 3: Pp. aad Outs io streets. Kingston, Ont. DEERCLT] RINT) RAILWAY i IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN raciFic RAILWAY. TRAINS LEAVE VE KINGSTON :-- 12.39 pu. --Express, for Ottawa, Mon- weal, Quebec, St. John, N.B.; Halifax, Boston, Turonto, Chicago, Denver. Ren- ' grew, Sault Ste. Mane, Duluth, St. | Pav', Winnipeg, Vancbuver, Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco. 5 p.m.--Local for Sharbot Lake, counecting with C.P.K. east and west. 10 a.m --Miz=d, for Renfrew and in- termediate points vassengers 'leaving Kingston at 12: 30 vm., arrive in Ottawa at 5:00 p.m 'sterboro, 512 p.m. Toronto, 7:80 pam; Bosten, 7:30 a.m. t. John, NB. 11:55 a Full Le tiaalars at K, R. Ticket Office, ¥) CONWAY, F. Gen: Pass. Agent & P; and C. P. Ontario Street. A. FOLGER, JR. Gen. Supt Bay of Quinte Railway few short line fer Tweed, Napanee | Duerento, and all ldcal points. Traine lave City Hall Depot at 3:35 p.m, » CONWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry.. Kiagstea. LIVERPOOL and ALLAN LIN LONDONDERRY ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. From St. John From Halifax. { P , Sat., Nov. 25 ... Mon., Nov. 27 Si n, Sat., Dec." 2 Mon., Dec. 4 Virginian, Christmas Steamer Dec. 11 rom St. John. From Halifax Tunisian, Sat Dec. 16 Mon Dec. 18 HALIFAX TO LONDON AND HAVE Sarmatiar at., Dec. © BOSTON TO GI Aa Mongolian Dec. 16 Jy P, HANLEY, Agent, G.T.R. @ity | Primes Depot. J. P3; GILDER- SLEEVE, reet, Clarence St Lake Ontario and Bay of Quinte Steamboat Co., Limited. STR. "ALETHA" lave Kingston dally except Sunday At 3 pm, for Picton and intermediate ' Bay of Quinté Ports. raid Full information from Jv P: Hanley, Jy | Py Glidersiceve, Jass Swit & Co. Agate, EB E. HORSRY. Trafic Managers Ac <ommodation, Tickets, | to crack and peel. I tri dies, but they grew worse all the time. At last the ame so sore that it was impossible for me to do my house- work. If I put my hands in water, I | was in agony for hours; and if I tried | to cook over the stove, the heat | caused intense pain. I consulted a doctor, .but his prescriptions were utterly useless, and I tried another, | but without the least satisfaction I i any first relief when I purchased uticura Soap and Ointment. After | + using them for a week, I found to my | great delight that my hands were beginning to feel much better, the deep cracks began to heal up and op running, and in six weeks my hands were entirely well, one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment making a complete cure.-- Mrs. M. Drew, 18 Dana St., Roxbury, Mass." ONE NIGHT TREATMENT For Sore Hands and Feet with Cuticura. Soak the hands or feet on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy lather of Cuticura Soap. Dry and anoint freely with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin cure. Wear on the hands during the night, old, loose gloves, or band- age the feet lightly in old, soft cot- ton or linen. For » rough, and chapped hands, dry, fissured, itching, fevorah palus, , with brittle, shapeless nails and painful finger ends, and for itching, burning, and scaling eczemas, rashes, inflammations, and chafings, this treatment is simply wonderful. 'uticurs Soap, Ointment, and Pills are ssid throughout 8: London, 27 Charterhouse a. 'owns & Co., Sydney. 3 , Boston, Sole * How to Cure Tiching, Scaly Humours." KIDNEY DISEASE many reme- "AND ITS DANGERS CAN BE QUICKLY CURED BY * DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS Kidney disease comes on quietly, it may have been in the system for a long time before you suspected the real cause of.your trouble. There may have been bac kaches, swelling of the feet and ankles, "disturb- ances of the urinary organs, such as, brick EDUCATIONAL. | Miss Cora Louise Larke, A.T.C.M. Pupil of Klein, New, York ts Vocal Instructress. St. Margaret's College, Toronto. Soprano - Soloist Syd- enham St. Methodist church. Pupils pre- pared for Conservatory and University Examinations. Concert Engagements. Address R omilly House, 72 Barrie St NO MISTAKE when you decide on entering ess training in the Hermann .Birrieand Clergy Sts. ve our graduates, or any 'ased students a8 to the our methods of training. APR omen SCHOOL o Modern equjpm ent ; competent teach- NS, mod © rates. Day and Evening Classes "Phon T. N. STOCKDALE, . Principal Gamer Te eBeaceans00ac0y t Enter Any TeX. | Fall Term --ei] Spt. 5th Kingston Business Gollege LIMITED Head of Queen St.. Kingston - Ont A MODERN, PERMANENT, RE- d LIABLE SCHOOL. § ° Established in 1883 ., cal, complete, th 8 given in Eo aondividun) . on throughout the whole year. rite, cal _ telephone for terms and ah . B. McKAY, President. HF METCALYE. Eoccenooronmoane rob] rr ---- | ICAL. Mec ARTRY, OFFICE LATELY | tecupied by Dr. R a . treal and Pre Byar n, Corner Mon DR, 1 M NILLIAM QI9SON. PHYSICIAN, Suro, 43% al stannous | al, ston General ospit- Bans ees a King street, opposite | of Montreal. 'Phone. aa Snow, Beautiful Snow ! * Sure to come, and now is the time to have your Cut- ters ang. Sleighs renewed 'nd fixed up. Be sure you Send them to ° IS, LATURNEY Carriage Maker, Sect detail will pe attended to. | Smith's Falls, Ont; --writes: of the 'businesg or profession | dust d it in urine, higly colored, scanty or cloudy "urine, bladder pains, frequent urination, stone in bladder, etc. Perhaps you did not know that these were symptoms of kidney disease, so the trouble kept growing worse, until Neu- ralgia, Sciatica, Rheumatism, Diabetes, Dropsy, and worst of all, Bright's Disease have tak of your system. Doan's Kidney Pills should be taken at the first sign anything wrong. There | is no other safe way, (plasters and lini- ments are useless), Se trouble must be eradicated from the system. Doan's Kidney Pills go to the seat of | the trouble, strengthen the kidneys, and | help them to filter the blood properly and | flush off all the impurities which cause | kidney trouble. Mr. Thomas Mayhew, a ~<+For over four months I was troubled with my kid- ie s, and my back got so lame I felt miser- | o all over. After taking five boxes of } ad 's Kidney Pills I was as well as ever.' _Price 50 cents per box or three boxes Bor $1.25, all dealers or The Doan Kidney Pill Co., Toronto, Ont. The Celebrated English Cocoa. 'EPPS'S 'An admirable food, with all its natural qualities intact. This excellent Cocoa main- tains the system in robust health. a1 enables it to resist ters extreme cold. COCOA The Most Nutritious and Economical. EMBOSSING Ein for Paper and Envelopes ENGRAVING Sangs wi Besides all classes of Letter Press Printing from a card to a volume, | THE WHIG, Kingston An Honest Guarantee We guarantee OUR milk to be AB- SOLUTELY pure; put up in sterilized bottles. It is the best. Try it, Kingston Milk Depot Cor. Brock and Bagot Sts, 'Phone 567. THE DAILY WHIG, TUISIAY, NOVEMBER 21. PAGE SEVER; sense IMPOSE PENAL- TIES ON OFFENDERS. Court" Martial Sends Paymaster Down For Eleven Years and Dmposes Lighter on Others. Hong Kong, Nov. 21.--The China Post publishes an article stating that the Japanese government has begun action against thieves in the navy. Naval Paymaster Inspector Kaki on October 28th. 1904, was sentenced to seven wears' imprisonment with labor by the Tokio naval court-martial on the charge of peculation. Paymaster Kaki during his visit to Sasebo from the Sth to the 16th of October, and while serving at a certain naval base embezzled 34.000 money in his as chief paymaster, yen Ol government Paymaster Inspector Taken chi Jujiro on July 21st, 1805, was sentenced to eleven vears' imprison ment with labor by the Tokio naval court-martial on charges of manupula ting official documents ahd pecula tion. While in London. in 1902 as paymaster in connection with the construction of ships and armaments, this officer, in concert with Paymas- ter Inspector Kaki, of the Takasago, appropriated to his own use 113,000 yen of government money| between June and the 20th of October, 1902] He also embezzled a certain sum in his charge, resulting in defalcations to the extent of 335,512 yen. Naval Paymaster Sakuma was sen tenced to two years' imprisonment with labor. While serving at the Maizuru naval arsenal stores and when in Tokio early in December, 1903, Paymaster Sakuma speculated in rice and stocks through brokers of the Tokio Rice and. Stock - Exchanges in concert with Pavmaster Inspector Kaki, then in Tokio, and lost 10,046 'ven of government money. Paymaster Kikimuru was sentenced to six years' imprisonment with la bor. This officer, while serving on the Asahi, stole 136 yen of government money. Lieut. Makomoto was sentenced to four months' imprisonment with labor on the charge of theft. He stole forty ven irom the kit-bags of officers. » It is announced that Paymaster In spector Takeuchi, whose defalcations while in London amounted altogether to 33,512 ven, absconded in November last, and his whercabouts is at pre- sent unknown. CAPTAIN'S MURDER. . ® Toronto Man Meets Death in the New Hebrides. Ottawa, Nov. 21.--The government have received from the colonial office an official account of the murder in the New. Hebrides of Captain Dick Pentecost of the trading cutter Pet: rel, whose father, R. J. Pentecost, lives in Toronto. The facts were ob- tained by Commander Lacey of his majesty"s ship Mutine from the com- mander of the French warship Meuithe who conducted an inquiry into the af- fair. Captain Pentecost is referred to in the description as a French sub ject, and this is probably how the French commander came to make the investigation. The facts ascertained by him are as follows: "The Petrel arrived at Bitarrara, an- anchorage three miles north of Norove Rovo, in Maeqo Island, on July 17th. On July 15th, recruiting was commenced, and two men and three women secured. On July 19th, a fourth woman came. to engage, and a discussion took place with the natives relative to her en- gaging. When the mate of the Petrel, Edward Watson, returned to the cut- ter to get' the payment for this wo- man, four natives came off under the pretext of engaging as sailors. The two whalers of the Petrel then return. ed to the beach, where the mate made the agreed payment to the woman. He also made the customary presents before leaving, but did not shove off, as a sixth woman said she wished to engage. At this moment the natives surrounded the two whalers and at tacked their crews, while the four na- tives who had asked to be taken on as sailors attacked Pentecost on board the Petrel and killed him. Four out of the seven of the whalers' crews were killed, the other three, one of whom was the mate Watson, escaped by swimming. The natives then went' off to the Petrol, threw Pentecost's body overboard, looted the cutter and ent the cable. On their return to the beach they shoved both whalers off and. let- them drift away. One of the crew succeeded in regaining the Petrel and took her to Aoha, The mmte and the other survivor were picked up by the schooner belonging to Mr. Watson of Malo. The result of inquiries from the natives of Narovo Rove proves that the deed was perpetrated by ra- tives from a group of villages known as Eanovdvo, eight kilometres from the beach at Bitarrara: The chief of this village is a man named Waro- vay, but he was absent on the day of the massacre. The affair was arranged by another chief, Vagou. The captain of the Meuithe was able to obtain the mames of some of the natives who took. a leading part in the massacre, also the ae of their villages. The case will be considered at the next meeting of the mixed commission, Sunlight roan is better than other soaps, bul iz best when used in the Sunlight way. Buy Sunlight Soap and follow directions. Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Fuge were guests of their cousin, 3: Watson, a few days last their retwm to fheir home in York eity. the Robert week, on Nowe Something To Please A Woman. "DY-O-LA" -is a revelation to every woman at first. It seems too good to he true that one package of "DY- O-LA" will color silk, éotton, woollen and mixed goods ~or all four--This is just, what DY-0;LA" will do--and color MORE goods to the package than any other. "DY-O-LA™ contains no acid to injure even the most deli cate fabrics, and does not stain the hands or boiler. 'Best in every way for coloring at home. Druggists every: where have "DY.O-LA" in Wc. pack- ages. Color card sent on receipt of 2%, stamp. The Johnson Richardson Co., limited, Montreal, Canada. Punishment -4- EYS | PERFECTION likes and didikes<knows that his best trade want Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas He lets them know that he has their favorite biscuits --and sees that they are not asked to buy something "just as good" which is NOT as good. Grocers who want to please their patrons always have Mooney's Per- . fection Cream Sodas In | and 3 pound packages--air-tight and moisture-proof. THROWING LICHT ON THE SUBJECT OF HOME DYEING. nN A STRANGE © AND GRUESOME DEVICE RESORTED TO, Court Offidials' Fooled--Body Was Securely Screwed Down and Removed Under Their Very Noses. London, Nov, A strange and some what gruesome dovice, by which a man named Baker, charged yesterday with fraud, succeeded in once evading arrest, and a second time in dodging a summons, was described at the West Ham police court. On one occasion, when "wanted" Baker was understood to be at an undertaker's shop at Manor Park, and the officers of the court went there to apprehend him. But he could not he found, though the place was thorough ly searched, On trestles in the shop was a coffin, in which the police were informed there lay a body. In their presence the cofin was screwed up and taken away to, as was intimated, a public mortuary, A day or so later it was discovered that the supposed dead man in the coffin was no other than Mr. Baker, . whose friends had collaborated with him in this way of evading arrest. On the second occasion a judgment summons was to be served: This time a woman at the house said: that Mr. Baker was very ill and could not be seen, . When the officers next called the blinds were all down, and they were told that the defendant had died that morning. Then a coffin and the "hody'" was again removed, After each of these adventures My, Baker started business in another part of London, He has now been sent for the charge of fraud. A Wood Bee. Denbigh, Nov. 18.--~The hunting sea son is over again, and the numerous sportsmen from cities and towns have returned to their respective homes, I'he number of deer killed this fall is less than usual. F. C, Anderson, as sistant school inspector for this coun: ty, was one. of the very few lucky ones who were able to take two deer away with them while many loc- al settlers as well as outside hunters failed to secure¢ even one. H. D. bry. an, Rochester, N.Y., enjoyed a very pleasant visit here and has returned to the city. A. C, Caul, principal of our village school, has left us to re sume his studies. He was very popular ! with every one and his departure is { much regretted. The school will re trial on 8 Home dyeing is a fascinating and | main closed until after the new year, money-saving work when Diamond | The male members of the Lutheran Dyes. are used, Home coloring has an | congregation, assisted by a number of attraction for ladies in all ranks of | members irom Raglan, 'made a society, and the wonderful results| "wood bee" on the 16th inst., to lay achieved by the Diamond Dyes for wo- | in a good supply of firewood for the men, have "made them the: popular | church -- and parsonage, Dinner was dyes in.all parts of the world. taken at Warlick's, who also supplied One ten cent. package of the Dia- | the wood. In the evening nearly the mond Dyes will do the same work | whole congregation and most of the that a ~~ steam-dyeing establishment | childrén, met at the parsonage, where charges one dollar for. All fad and ding gv looking dresses, supper was served for upwards of fif ty persons, after which a very pleas! skirts, suits, blouses, jackets, rib-| ant evening was spent, with social bons, stockings, coats, vests and | conversation, vocal and instrumental trousers, can be re-colored in the home | music, recitations, © magic lantern and made to look as good as new, at | views, ete., ete., until nearly mid a cost of from ten to twenty cents, | night. Adolf Rahm, who got one of when the never-ailing Diamond Dyes | his legs badly injured while working are used. It is well to bear vect money saving con only be enteed wh n Diamond Dyes are used Have a care that vou do not buy the imitations sold som Refuse such deceptive dyes worthless dealers. by in mind that di- guar- at Depot Harbor, en home, is slowly will 'be some regain the limb. and had to be tak-* recovering, but jt time yet until he will full use of his injured 1 Junetown Jottings. vou wollld void trouble and loss of | yypetown, Nov. 20.-Mis' Grace money dpe un ~ lar AF . "0-1 Horbison is visiting friends in Brock obd Sve: Fe all others that way | ville, Mrs. Walton Shotheld, Athens, offe 0 you, THE STOLEN HORSE. An Old Proverb With a New Ap- plication. The woods are full of remedies for Baldness You may call anvihing in creation remedy, but to nse Baldness and Dandruff are caused b a germ--if don't the germ will kill the hair. vou "so-called" them is like lock- ing the stable after the horse is stolen kill the<germ has been spending a few days with her parents here. Our popular cheesemak er, Wright Topping, is spending a fow days: with Arnold Avery before he leaves for his home at Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Purvis, North Williams- burg, are spending a few days here with Mr. and' Mrs. Walter Purvis. Her 1 ert Scott has purchased the valuable farm of Charles Truesdell. Normal Baile has bought the farm of Mrs Amelia Young, Caintown, and will take possession in January. Mrs Thomas Franklin has returned from a v Scientists have labored with the pro- | pleasant two months' visit with. her blem of a preventative for Baldness daughtsr, Mrs. G. R. Tavior, Crystal for Inany yours City, Mun. We are pleased to réport Newhro's Herpicide is the product of | that Mrs. James Purvis is gaining a modern idea. and will cure Dandrufi | auite rapidly. Miss Annie Earl, I'emn and pragent Baldness becs , germs | perance Lake, was visiting friends here cannot exis4 when vou a Herpi last week, Miss IE. DaWolfe has been cide. re-engaged to teach our school fo Herpicide is a vahiable hair dresting 1906. Mrs. W. W Hall spent lust and scalp disinfectant as well as a | Week vis iting friends in Kingston. cure for Dandruff Se -- Sold by leading druggists. Send The Canadian Bank of Commeres 0c. in stamjs for sample to The has secured for -sesvice fifty Seotch Hirpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. G. W lads. Mahood, special agent. Piccadilla Jottings. Piceadilla, Nov. 20 was spent on Friday evening ats Help for the Kidneys A vieasent ive | Through Gin Pills. box social in aid of the Orange so sn ciety, in the township hall: Dancing A GUARANTEED CURE. was the programme. The Yepuira are ; Read this letter. Read it twice. You completed or the Orange hall, which is n credit to the lodge. Mr and Mrs have sever heard such good Dews before Wilson have returned to their home in r=. your kidney to be free of n--how to have all your Carlgton Place after a couple of woeks visit with friends here. Mr. owns a little boy on Mr. Walwroth a | ini the back and across the kidneys. wee girl, Mrs Hamilton is visit: | ryeeo wag jearcely a minute, day or ings at Norman R eal 8.7 Mr. and | ion that I was ree of pain, and when Mrs. Goodfellow, Parham, spent Sun- | attempted to pass urine, the pain was day at D. Snyder's. N. Leslie is tak- | .1n0st unbearable, A friend of mine in ing care of W. Switzer's team for the | portage ia Prairie, who was similarly af winter. A number from herd have re | ficted strongly advised me to try Gir | turned home from the hunt. having | pills, as they had cured him. I bought two deer apiece. A number have gone | a box of Gin Pills, and in less than a fishing. Chester Godirey kas return od from New Ontario. William Carrol Dusett sld-time health and vigor. '1 have been for years a sufferer with week, to my great delight, found myself 1 | without I. I have had to go as often is putting an addition to bis barn. | as every 20 minutes to urinate and several Mrs. D. Snyder and daughter are visit. | times « uring the might. Since taking ing at. Parham: Mr. and Mrs. George | Gin Pills, I sleep through the entire Elderbeck sient Sunday at Flmer | wight and am not more than ordinarily Kennedy '<. Frederick Griffith is at (| inconvenienced during the day. I can D. Godfrey's. Mrs. William Clark, Sr. | earnestly recommend Gin Pills to anyone has returned from a visit to King | suffering from pain in the back, kidneys ston and vicinity. Mre. David Leslie, | or bladder. sick for some time, ix getting better. Mr.G. 0.C.GOWLER, a 1a Prairie." Your druggist has Gin Pills, or will get Near gessricd Indian village on | them for you. s0¢ box --6 for $2.50 the Alt of California, have been If you "will send us your name "and found what are bilieved to he the ve- address and tell us the paper in which ming of Henry Miller aad. Gus Olin- you have read this wesend you a triai box der, Who Jet Los. Angeles for-Tiburn of Gin Pills absolutely . free. You will Tsland a year ago Judge McMahon has been grantec six months' leave of shienee and wil leave in a few days for Europe ame the Mediterranean get such relief that you will gladly con- j | tinue the treatment until cured. Do it 1 to-day --now--and start to cure yourself. Address The Bole Drug Co., Winni- 1 Peg, Man, Sar HE ESCAPED TWICE! Natural : 1 Laxative Tnward eleansing is as necessary as outward bathing. To keep the bowels free and regular is of even greater importance than to keep the skin-pores from becoming clogged. The neglect of either in- Everyone needs a natural laxative occasionally, to For this purpose take LS sa scie-- vites disease. free the bowels oi accumulated impurities ' 1 ' i. : the greatest boon ever offered to those who suffer from the ills i that follow constipation. For over fiity years Beecham's Pills have been famous as a Stomach corrective, a Liver regulator and Bowel | laxative. They never gripe nor canse pain. Powerful purgatives : are dangerous, Avoid them. Use Beecham's Pills. They give re- + lief without doing violence to any organ. Their action is in har- : mony with physical laws. Take them regularly and the necessity i for their use becomes less frequent. They are a natural laxative | and a positive fue for Coustipation, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick : Headache and Dyspepsia. only by dg Bp , Thomas ham, St. Helens, | Bug. : Sold everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. In boxes 35 cents. { (ONNOISSEURS PREFER 1. "TIE | WILSON'S INVALIDS' PORT: (A 1a Quina de Perou) A Big Bracing Tonic For the overtaxed. run down and overworked. Ask yout doctor about it, ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE (ARLINGS § BRN vg ~~ ]AGER INDO4 NOTED FOR PURITY BRILLIANCY + UNIFORMITY. J. S. HENDERSON, Agent, Kingston. Co---- -- ------------ THE MOST WHOLESOME NUTRICIOUS AND DELICIOUS . FISH FOOD EASILY PREPARED, FREE FROM WASTE. So YIDONA™ TO THE {REGD. ( al 0 Palio Housewife FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, OR DINNER. The above FISH DELICACY is being demonstrated by all the leading grocers this week. W. G. CRAIG & CO., Wholesale Agents. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! -Y y A. J. REES, Princess St. GOGGHFIFGGGG at -- SE ---- E------------------------ S-------------- * Pleasant Valley Notes. E Irish's; Miss Anna: Watson, at G. J : arr's; George © Randol ab vd, Pleasant Valley, 5 Nov. 20. School Hughes': Mr. and Mrs, Ashley al: has been much improved by having a it ' \wving ughes': Mr. and Mrs. W. Ashley at' stone wall placed beneath it. The Alexander Curl's: masonry was done by 8. and J. Ke - vell, of Verona. Some of the boys are | | z away fishing, The . weather prophets Miss Florence Ryan, twenty-one prophesy a short and open winter. years old, who fell into a state of un- The Free Metjodists. held their quar- consciousness on March 7th at Syra- terly meeting' last Sunday and some cuse. N.X., awoke vesterday aud ares of the residents (tended, although cognized her relatives. t the weather 'was se John Hughes + The pill that builds ap morta has seeinred a position in Kingston. systéms, Di. Chown's Spicial Tron Visitors : Mr. and Mrs. A. Curl, at | Tonie Pills: 250. and Hie, :