Daily British Whig (1850), 11 Dec 1905, p. 7

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ND .BA RONESS DE FOREST . : alleged hunting expediti : 1 empi re in the Sj t is su pporting but is a naturalize. DONT MISS | SEEING OUR N \ y been Store GRAND wi LINE eties OF 12, 2.50, 13.50, 15, 18.50. ou need that anyway. Come our Overcoat, and you'll get the hing New ristmas splay of Christmas Neckwear, 1andkerchiefs. Suspenders, Car- Links, Scarf Pins, etc. ). BIBBY CO, 's Wear Store. Nor Space ~ TRTTIT T TL RT the many sas 1 1 nanufactured for en's, Bovs wrfect fitting have on ay Trade. and reoats give and and gmarantecd to ati: rnishing Department can think "bf which is absolutely » hav Christmas si g¢ vou buy which is a le: and what iz wor YWHERE, EVERYWHI The People's Clothier en Redden's and Crawford's Grogeriess ------ ee -------------- 8 HOCKEY BOOTS If you want the best try a Pair of the « Invictus " Mule Hide 5 _ Hockey Boos Men's in Black or Tan. 0 I0, - i$300 0 '6, - $3.00 o 5 - $2 50 . 2.50 for men at $1.50, $2 and $2.5 1.75. sr Shoe St0 REE. -- E. it is well un ond the re or p r, will attend 2 J! Flynn, ore ¢ n ais, | provincial convention - and retire tive | day and Wedn day 7 he party for | from the leadership ot UF } _ WEARY DAYS AND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS Many men and women toss night after pight upon sleepless beds until near dawn. Their eyes do not close in the sweet and refreshing repose that comes to those whose heart and nerves are right, : Ww orry or disease has so debilitated and irritated the nervous system that it cannot be quieted. Or, again, you have heart palpi- tation and sensation of sinking, a feeling you are going to die; or perhaps yon wake up from your sleep feeling as though you were about to choke or smother, and rest leaves you for the might. Allow these conditions to continue and you will feel Ith declining. yo arr nerves ne heart that are not acting properly. | completing the proposed They can be set right by the use of ! MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS They soon induce healthful, refreshing sleep, not by deadening the nerves, but by restoring them to healthy action and re moving all symptoms of heart trouble, which is often the cause of nervousness and essness. . ne iy Ennis Chambers, Massey Station, Ont., writes: **[ was troubled with dizzi ness, weak spells and fluttering of the heart. I was so bad at times I could not lie down in bed at nights but would have to sit up. I doctored for a whole year and ot no relief. I took 'thee boxes of Mil- Ai Heart and Nerve Pills and was so comjiletely cured I have not been troubled 1 cannot recommend them tuo since. ghly." : 2 Bi filburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are 50 cents per box or three boxes for $1.25 at all dealers or sent direct on receipt of price | election 'case js before the court of { appeal to-day. | protest, entered by W. A, | agalast the return of H. 8, jent. An appeal was taken against this by The 'L. Milbuga Co, Limited, Toronto, | Ont. Clark's Delicious PORK and BEANO To build up man ¢r boy there is no better food than Clark's PORK @70 BEANS |} Sold plain, or with Chili or Tomato Sauces W. CLARK, manuracturem "7 MONTREAL The Gentle Kidney Cure. Don't think that Bu-Ju is not effective because it does not "tear things loose." The man, who talks \most, does les Kidney remedies that purg and over-stimulate the kidneys --upset the stomach_are going to do you mighty little good. Bu-du THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE goes about curing you gently, mildly, correctly. You never know you are taking medicine --excect that you begin to get better and keep on getting better. Bu-Ju heals inflam- mation in the kidneys--takes away that sharp pain in the back and the dull ache through the hips--stops excessive urin- ation--and enables the disea- sed portions of the kidneys to heal and strengthen. Cures Rheumatism Too. THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL Co., LIMITED, Winosor. OnT. . . New Yor. Cook's Cotton Root The only sale effectual monthly medicine on which women can depend. Sold in two degrees of strength--No. 1, for ordinary eases, 31 per box; No. 8; 10 de grees stronger for Special Cages, $3 per box. Sold { v ali druggists. Ask for Cook's Cot ton Root Compound ; take no A substitute, "e Cook Medicine Co... Use Big G for unnatural discharges infammations. irritations or ulceration: ef mncous membranes sinless, and not astrio gent or Poison Soid by gr act er Y) Windsor. Ontario Grand Union Hotel Rooms From $1.00 Per Day Up Opposite Grand Central Station New York BAGGAGE %:: FREE a Dr. Chases One ment {5 a certain and guaranteed curefer each and every form of itching, bleeding neighbors and protruding piles. See testimonials in the press and ask your about it. You can use it and be our money back if not satisfied. or EpMansox, Bares & Co., Toronto. DR. CHASE'S OINTMENT, | Elsven men on a disabled lightship in the North Atlantic, are in danger | and Wl) cannot reach them uatil to day, | agént of the Donaldson and The | freight agent of | Grand Trunk, objected -to this. ¢ », at all RESTRAINT SOUGHT i to-day, issued a writ against the York | County Loan, and the Canada Perma | vember 2nd, and also to declare this | agreement void and cancelled | Killingworth IN CASE OF YORK COUNTY LOAN COMPANY. And Canada Permanent--Port Arthur and Rainy River Elec- tion Case Before Court of Ap- pead~Argument Not Concud- ed. , Toronto, Dec. 11.--Christopher John Parsons, Brampton, acting for himself and other shareholders of the York County Savings and Loan company, ment to restrain these companies from transfor of the 'assets of the York County Loan, under a provisional Agreement of No he Port Arthur and Rainy River At the trial of the Preston, the candidate, Kennedy, illegal acts on the part' of Willimn Aj Kins were proven, but the trial court held that it had not been shown that Ailing was an agent of the respond: def ated conservati ling and .J Hellmuth, for the not only Agreement between liberals, but also that Aikins had actually written authority, g that was. there a ver Atkins and the inashiuch as he acted as a serutineer for Kennedy he argument was not concluded As a result of the appoiptment of A. F. Smith to the position of gen eral inspector of trains, stations and despatching offices, on the eastern di i of the Canadian Pacific, some have been made in the des office here. H. E. Kelly, fo hief night despatcher, is ap chief despatcher, and W A has despatcher. 'aciiic merly pointed been appointed Another Can appointment is that of . Wilson, formerly distributor who ha of + fast movements at Montreal, E. Be d, ling freight ¢ has hief night adian . oar been placed in charg freight car travel Dominion line freight formerly ent of the been appointed western western nship lines. D. 0. Wood siiec late - J. D. Hunter as the Allan An outbreak of small-pox has occur red in one of the lumber camps in county of Peterboro. Before the doctor could get there some of the had the line. Chandos, from meh escaped camp, which is now quarantined. There are sixty-two known eases of small-pox in the township. The railway commission is loronto, and this morning, heard the case of the city of St Catharines, against the Grand Trunk, the Port Dover, St. Catharines, and Thorold, and the Niagara, St, Cath arines,, and Poronto railways. St sitting in to-day, Catharines desires these roads to pay $2: the cost of a bridge over Queenston street, St, Catharines. The commission' advised the parties to try together, and their repre now out conferring. sitting in Chatham gave a verbal order, Wallaceburg & Lake 10 Cross the : tracks at Wallaceburg was tot officially issued, but the sing was put in on Saturday, the commission and come entatives are When the commission permitting the railway wart) recently quette der ere and \ rm up by Pere Marquette The the order, officially. to-day, and the cross ing, consequently, will be replaced. The Cross issued now have to railway is asking t Trunk, the level, nd, near Washago, coun Mr. Cavan, for on at sRama' Is ty of Ontano, ing dangerous, and advocated level bridge, Gerald Rhul, for James Bay, railway, contended that vith proper signals, the crossing would be perfectly safe. Decision probably be given this afternoon ' WILLIAM J. SPICER DEAD. Prominent in Grand Trunk Rail- way Circles. | Detroit, Mich., Dec. 11.--William J Spi for many years prominently y identified with the Grand Trunk = rail i way, d at his home, in Detroit, last 1 t after a prolonged illne { Mr. Spicer was 1 in London, Eng., lin 1833, ame to Canada, when he | was twenty-three vears of age. He was | | for several years freight agent at Ha | milton, for the old Great Western railway. About I18{ he becawe asso ciated with C.J. Brydges, then gener al manager of the Grand Trunk, as superintendent of that road. When in 1584, the Great Western was absorbed by the Grand Treank, M#& Spicer be came general manager of Grand Trunk lines, west of Detroit and St. Clair | river. He held this position 'until ab | out ten years ago, when he retired | from active work, but remained as a | director on the various Grand Trunk hoards Mr. Spicer was much liked and res in contact | though a very strict affable and ap pected by all who with him, and disciplinarian, prdachalle by all his subordinates came he was Woman Makes Strange Allegation Against Husband London, Der. 11.-- Remarkable evi | | | | BABY SOLD FOR 50 CENTS. | dence as to pn father's callousness was | givim recently at the Wood Green | police "court by Mrs. Joseph Pell, who | summon] her husband for persistent | cruelty, * | Mrs. Bell said that her husband con-'| tinually beat ber, and that he had | sold their baby to a man for fifty | cents | He threatened to kill her, she said, | and on one occasion set the house on | fire, and she had to inmp out of a | window with her clothing ghlaze { Bell pleaded guilty and a separa | tion order was granted with alimony. | sh perfumes save monoy hb) Red Cross drug nf boses.:- Ye i | to Gibkscn's for these Moccasin of all kinds at the Lotkett | ¢ ¢ t store, low pricelsand the nice 4 THE DAILY . GREAT LAKES' DEATH ROLL. Some 116 Perished in Wrecks ot" Vessels. 3 Chicago, Dec. 11.--According to figures compiled to-day by the . Lake Marine News. Bureau. the death list on the preat lakes during the ASOR now closing has heen the heaviest of any year since hig steel vesdels bean to be usal on the lakes. A total. of AH5lves were lost Of these, 116 were Jost during the three great storms of this fall. The remaining, ninety-nine were lost bv fulling overboard and liké causes y During the season of 1904 only forty-nine lives were lost on the great lakes, this being the smallest loss on record, and only two of fhese were due to shipwrecks, H. H. D. PEIRCE The third assistant s who wil according t Literary Notes. ir ted in © the develop 1 f cipal government will relish the acconfit of how Joseph Me dill Patterson, the twenty-six vear old grandson f the Chicago Tyibune's great founder, is revolutionizing eon ditions as Chicago's commissioner of public works, The story iz vividly told by Maleolm MeDogell in the Fechnical World Magazine. The lead article. is a forecast of the Pan-American railroad system, i to stretch from. Alaska. ta Cape Horn Canadians arc not behind the in enterprise is evidenced by McGrath's acconnt of how whale fishers along the coast ar the grim "Labrador putting np, condensed milk and beef extract among the products of their dangerons catch. 1t hppears in the Technical World Magazine, (hi In her which Poatrix "The January Demarest novelette, Outsider." Smart Set, Lloyd has written romance of Italy, a literary charm end dis delightful is the at of this tale, anid so delicate wd, that it sheuld "The (Car opens an exquisite tory of rare tinction. So mosphere is the art 1 reve, take rank with/ dinal's Spufi-Bdx arland's German Heirs Love Romance. New York, Dee. 11.--Herr Fritz Los er, eldest son of a Berlin multi mil lionaire known as the tobacco king of , Germany became. acquainted re ty with Miss Mabel" Benham, a of great beauty, employ- strmographer in a factory He fell in love now with her, and is mother, has who is a cabled to wid v, asking wmsent to his mar riage Glanders In The West. Portagy la Dec. 11.--P. In ram, farmer, shoot twelve wlanders A sald near here Prairie, had to nm aecount | of 180 aeres © was r %0 an v record | vere, establishing farming land in bar Cross and mirrors at gain prices at Red 1 Gibson's John Bunvan's anvil was sold at n in London for £2 anet aucti You Telephone find-out ALL you want to know, and AT ONCE. You Over the LONG DISTANCE TELE- PHONE you may ask a direct question, and a direct get answer. Nodclay; it's instan- taneous. . The Bell Telephone Co. ~ of Canada WHIG. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1i. -- A_ LIVERPOOL MAN ARRESTED IN MONTREAL ON EXTRADITION WARRANT, Dismissed, as' He ' Had Not En- ough Money on Him to Jus- tify Charge -- Church Badly Damaged by Fire. Montreal, Dec. 11.--James Sugden, a Liverpool merchant, was arrested here, a month ago, on warrant of extradi- tion, being wanted in Liverpool, on a charge of leaving the country with money belonging to his creditors. The bankruptey law compels his arrest and extradition, but when he arrived, he had only dighteen pounds in his pos session. The law requires that he must have twenty pounds or more, but the prosecution claimed. that the price of the steamship ticket, twelve pounds, must be added to the eighteen. Com. missioner Lamontaine decided against this contention, and dismissed the ae- cnser The Church of Our Lady of Angels, oman Catholic, at the corner of La- gauchetiere and Chenville street, was considerably damaged by fire this morning. Repairs had been going on for a month, abd it is supposed that some oils, used by painters, caught fire in the attic, close tothe steeple The church is connected with the work of St. Vincent de Panl Society. A few thousand dollars will cover the loss, FAMILIAR LINES. Arranged so that the little ones can always remember them, The boy stood on the burning deck, His fleece was white as snow, He stuck a feather in his hat, John Anderson, my Joe! "Come back, come back," he cried in grief, From India's coral strands The frost is/on the pumpkin and The village smithy stands, Am I a soldier of the cross From many a boundless plain? Should auld acquaintance be forgot, Where saints immortal reign? Ye banks and braes o' bonny Doon Across the sands o' Dee, Can you forget that night in June-- My country, 'tis of thee! , * ° Of all sad words of tongue or pen, We're saddest when we sing, To beard the lion in his den-- . To set before the king. Hark! from sound, And Phoebus gins arise; All mimsy were the borogroves To mansions in the skies. © the tombs a doleful KISS ALBUM LATEST FAD. London Girl Invents Curious Compan- ion For Autograph Book. A clever young Kensington woman, Miss Evans, has devised a new kind of autograph album that is likely to be popular. It is contrived so as to enable the young woman not only to collect the autograph signatures of her friends, but to preserve also the im- prints of their kisses. The book is equipped with a little pad of a soluble carmingtinted substance upon which the lips first are lightly pressed so as to take up a little of pig: ment. Phen the kiss is imprinted upon the page in a space provided for the pw- pose, leaving a clear carmine secord of the pressure of the lips. By the side of the kiss print space is another for the autograph and the date, and to- gather the kiss and the sigoature make a precious and intimate keep- sake. "It is really marvelous what a lot of character there is in kisses," says Miss Evans. "People who are not students of the subject have no kiea how they vary. You know no two persons have fingees prints alike, and so no two per sons' kisses are the tiniest bit alike -."1 have 200 in one album and there is not one of them that you could pos sibly | mistake for any other. The kiss prints look like kisses, too "The kiss album bears on the title page the motto: "Give me a kiss for a keepsake and a quotation dear as the remembered kisggs.' lo be complete the kiss album shoyld be sprinkled liberally with Kiss ing | (quotations from novelists as well as poets." | A Cruel Imposture. Al beggar in London recently accost- ed hp man and whined, "I'm paralysed in Hoth me 'ands, mister, an' can't work, for(l can't grasp'anything with 'em. Coyid you spare me a trifle, nvister?" "I'h deaf," replied the gentleman. "You'd better write down what you want to say Here's a pencil and a piefe of paper" "Deaf, id 'e?" thought the beggar "Then 'e didn't 'esr about the paralysis." So he wrote down: "I've got a wife and six children starvin' at 'ome, an' ham In a drefful state of des bus obnll He handed the paper to the man, who sald: "I thought you sald yoy were paralyzed in both hands, and coyldn"t grasp anything. and yet you cap write!" "Didn't yer say yer was deft" stammered the beggar "Yes, to{find out if you were an imposter, which you are, as I supposed," replied the man. "Well, of all the bloomin' frauds, yer the biggest!" exclaimed the beggar. "The hidea of yer sayin' yer was deaf. and tryin' to impose on a poor feller!" 'And he stmiffied off sniff- ing the air with righteous Indigna- tion. : A Daughter of Trafalgar. There is reported 'oc be now living a daughter of one of Nelson's officers at Trafalgar. This is Miss Jane la Penotiere, a lady residing at Liskeard and now in her 82nd yéar. Miss la Penotiere's father was the lieutenant in command of "His Majesty's ship Schooner Pickle, and on the eve of Trafalgar did useful service In scout- ing amongst the French fleet. To Peno- tiere wax assigned the honor of bring: ing home Lord Collingwoods de- spatches with the tidings of Nelson's vidiory. 'Though the bearer of a French name La Penotiere's great grandfather, Cal. Frederick La Penotiere, came over with- Willlam HL and married Bridget, daughter of the Rev. the Hon. John Fielding, Canon of Salisbury, chaplain to the King, and granddaughter of To Fatten Sheep at Port Arthur. innipeg Telogram, A new industry has lately been start: ed at Port Arthur, that promises ex- tensive developments. A company cap- italized at $50,000 has been organized to fatten sheep for" both thé Cana: dian and the British markets on a large scale. They will be fed chiefly on elevator screenings, which can be ob tained at from $1 to 85 per ton, Those interested in the project are Mr. Jefiry of St. Paul, who had had experience there in the business. Mr. Finger of the Pigeon River Lumber company; P. L. F. Stratton and R. G. Spofford of Port Arthur. The sheep will be purchased at vari: ous points throughout the west, ship ped to Port Arthur, and there fed un til ready to kill. The company will cater to the local demand as well as supplying markets at a distance. The first shipment of sheep. was made last Sunday, when 3,000 were put in to be fed, They were purchased in the west in the Mormon settlement and' were shipped from Lethbridge. The barns have a capacity of from 6,000 to £,000. It is the intention of the company also to purchase hogs for fattening purposes. A HOUSE OF REFUGE. Will Locate the Institution in 'Belleville. - Hastings county council has pur chased eighty-nine acres of the Hen- derson property in the eastern limits of Belleville, for the purpose of erect ing a House of Refuge. The price to be paid is 86,500. Madoc and Deser- onto were anxious to have the House of Refuge, but Belleville won. Ten: 'ders will be asked for immedintely, and work on the building will begin in the spring. The site chosen is bean- tifully situated on the bay shore, next to the city hospital. Council also granted $100 to the latter, His Wife Signed. Burlington, Dee, M.--~A goed story has leaked out in regard to securing names to the "local option petition presented to the Burlington council. A resident of the village received a print: ed cifeular from the local option par ty stating that he and 142 others had wigned a petition, and explaining the result at the council meeting. The go cipient upon reading it incidentally re- marked that "that he had not signed any petition, or had never seem one." It was very singular that the one who had floated the petition in his locali- ty happened to be standing near and heard the remark, and he explained the situation by saving that "his good wife had signed it for him." The man's surprise can easily be imagined A Friva'e Nain Through Mexico. A beautiful trip--all "the month of February in México, the oldest coun- try in the new world--is being organ- ized by the Grand Trunk: railway sys tem, leaving Montreal in special sleep- ing cars on the "International Limit- ed," 9 am. January 20th, 1006. Thess care will be attached to the private train leaving Chicago the fol lowing morning. Perfect arrange ments. Rate includes everything Train under special escort of the best authority on Mexico, Finest train in the world Best and only thorough tour of Mexico offered. Particulars and descriptive matter from any agent of the Grand Trunk railway system or from J. Quinlan, Bonaventure station, Montreal, Get Up Tired Weary All Day Never Feel Refreshed, Always Played Out, Weak, Languid. Ferrozone Will Cure ---- Quick permanent cure follows Ferro- zone. It, braces at once, makes you feel like' new. You rejoice in new found stremgth, in vital energy, in power to act, to think, to do. Ng other medicine on earth so beneficial to the weak, the run-down and nerv- ous. George E. Sainsburg, of 179 Queen street, Toronto, was completely re- built by Ferrozone, and writes : "1 was subject to spells of dizziness and light feeling in the head. "1 broke out in cold sweats. "My appetite was poor, and I lived in perfeet dread of a collapse. "1 improved ut once hy using Ferro- zone, "It braced up my nerves, gave me a good appetite, strengthened my blood, and made me foel voung again. I am now in the best of health, just because I used Ferrozone." It's a shame to live in a half-dead condition. Ferrozone will vitalize you, It will give vou reserve strength, self- control. sirplus vigor. It's the most strengthening medicine made; 8c, per box. or six for 82.50, at all dealers in Lord Denbigh. ---- C--O Enjoy burning your Tennyson "LORD TENNYSON" Peer of 10c. Cigars Save the bands and secure a copy of S. DAVIS & BONS - 3 the celebrated plcture by Asti. Montreal. ~ Headquarters for Hockey Boc Ever since Hockey Boots were originated ALL STYLES Skates Put on Free. J. H. Sutherland & Bra A CHOCOLATES Ganong"s G. B. Chocolates are the finest and highest grade made. : el See our Christmas Assortment of Fancy Boxes and - Baskets. Fheaidiay . a Pp Nd A. J. REES. Princess 90 463330. SH ---- \ MADE-TO-ORDER|] PERSIAN LAMB JACKET! Select Your Skins : Quality, Style and Fit Unequalled. «= McKay Fur House 'Brock Street. tel 000000 0000000000 0000000O0ON0 FINANCE AND INSURANCE If You Want a Home - G.A. BATEMAN Broker ALL KINDS OF FIRE INSUR- Or Insurance, have 8 ANCE AT LOWEST RATES talk with a District Agent Sun Life Assur- | George Zeigler, "*4L50TATE ance Company of Canada. 57 Brook Street. - 69 Cl Street, Kingst - . : HOTEL FOR SALE _ For Real Estate or Insurance Consult with GEO. CLIFF before buying at 65 Clarence Street. members all the x : Cannot Sell Liquor. club but it cannot Toronto, Dee. 11.--~The Gazette an- nonnces the incorporation of the Ot- tawa Tennis and Bowling Association harter, This is in ng melicine. gheriec clause ecently an .government's policy towards with a capital of 220,000. The organi- zation is authorized to afford the

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