or § neither variety NEWLA 7 ITECT, OF- second SE RrEeT Drug , Sore ®_and Bagot trance on Bagot street. ARTHUR HLS, ARCHITEOT, OF- site Ul Hall, near cor v. A POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, MER- Y Build a streets. "Phone, 393. HENRY P. ARCHITEOT, hoa Bf dine Nari Sonar MONEY AND BUSINESS, ERP! NDON = AND GLOBE Ha 2, 8 Th sddivion bo which "po oiders have for SE Saud fH 3 BREE hh on & Btrange, Agents. JR POLICIES COVER MORE ON buildi; LO. contents than hy Other a Godwin . um, ot Square. } + MEDICALS. Ere CATER, QErion LATgLY DR. WILLIAM GIBSON, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, 3 | of MopAreal. nt House tal. SOPRANO SOLOIST OF * ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Has just returned from Boston after taking special course em breath control for artistic singing and development of wgwer through resonance and is prepar- od to receive pupils and Concert En- gagements. Address, 198 Brock street "THERE IS A TIME FOR ALL THINGS." Now, while prices are low, is the time to fill your coal bin with best uality SCRANTON COAL rom ® P. Walsh's Yard BARRACK STREET. With all due consideration for the sober seodnd thought, we notice that the longer we aim the more liable we are to miss 'the mark. The Red Rose Flavor .. and Strength FE Ceylon tea nor Indian tea alone can have th ND oe on nde Si cat ha oe ty 'in itself possesses all the qualities richness, delicacy, and fragrance. its own AT. ut each has its . wea ; By combining the two in the Red Rose proportions, 1 produce a tea with the "rich fruity flavor" and strength of Red Rose Tea, a flavor and strength o in np brand of Cylon glone. York. WHICH HAVE BEEN SOUGHT FOR BY MILLIONARIES, ---- Successful Debut of . American Prima Donna--Made a Sensa- tion on Two Continents -- Great Art Sale 1s Closed. Special Correspondence Letter, No. 1,499, New York, Feb, 8.--1t is with a feel- ing of delightiul satisfaction afd rest- wf content that 1 turn aside fr chronicling murders and suicides, di- vorces and Equitable Life insurance msdoings, to learn that 'the New York Life is not any bettergthan it | should be and the Mutual Life is a great deal worse than it oaght to be, and that 'Fads and Fancies" abd all such disreputable publications should be expungeu from the records POOR ALICE ROOSEVELT ---- Chased Up amd Down by Curious Throng. New York, Feb. 10~The discomfort which a crowd, so casily gathered ag one is in a big vity, gives to any per son in anywise noted, is trated in the case of Miss Alice, the daughter of the president of the Un- Med States, who spent some time here shopping anent her approaching wed- ding. It is not to be supposed that any persoit in New York, wished to discommode or annoy or displease the Jung couple in any way, yet she and er fiance were chased up and - down the streets, made to pose for an army damera fiends, and in almost every way made to feel that it was a very disagreeable task to go about New York, 'if known to be a prospective bride and groom. It was really chame- ful, but nobody has as yet invented a plan to prevent . such intrusions on privacy. Ten persoiis in' group here always attract ten more, and so the numbers pile up until there is a great crowd, a large portion of which may not know what is going on. A man looking steadily down into a grating at New Gate, caused a mob to gath- ern a riot developed, and the crazy people tore down the walls to rescue a supposedly escaping prisoner, whom the steadily gating porson had only pretended to ses. S80 in New York city no dozen of people can deliberately stop and appear interested in any- thing, than another dozen speedily bears them company, without the slightest knowledge of what it was all about. But the guardians of our peace must bestiv themselves to create a system that will protect our visitors from such a continuous outrage as that perpetuated upon Nicholas Long- worth and his charming bride-to-be. AIRSHIP THAT FLIES. Inventor Said Really to Have Got It at Last. Allentown, Pa., Feb, 10.--Calvin T. Fried, for many years a mechanical engineer associated with - Thomas Edison, has gaineil considerable pro- minence during the last fow days, or since it becatne generally known, that he was the inventor of a flying ma- chine, which really flies. The inventor made several tests with his' machine near this city, in the presence of a few friends, and operated the airship successfully under various conditions. According te the statement of My, Fried he had his machine under per fect control at all times. In going against the wind, he thinks, the trial was especially satisfactory, The flyer is an aeroplane, with propellors run by turbines. Myr. Fried says he has obtained absolute inertia in the air, and that the waste of power applied is less than the seventh decimal of one per cent. He intends to make some additions! improvements on his machine, which were suggested hy his experience during the trials and then to make another ascent. He intends to invite a number of prominent men interested in the subject of aerial navigation to be present at the trial and hopes to be able to get some capitalists interested in his invention. He is convineed 4hat it can be put to practical use in the present form, -------------- What's the use of keeping on the right side of a man who carries his money in his left-hand pocket ? About two-thirds of a. man's time YOUR BRAIN HOLDS is spent in catching cold and trying to cure it. THE NERVE STRINGS AND IF DISEASE TAKES HOLD OF THE NERVES THE BRAIN LOSES CONTROL OF ALL THE FORCES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO HEALTH AND MENTAL AND PHYSICAL COLLAPSE ARE AS CERTAIN AS SUNSET South American Nervine begins at the beginning to prevent and eradicate disease --it acts on liver, stagnant kidueys, the heart ak, the lungs fall to have the uch cures la from ode to three : I Bio, She aan 14 ull Madde veben the nerves that control the vital organs of the body whole nervous system, fills the blood with that richness and purity that is so essential to health -- because, remember this, that when these weakened and exhausted it mean » Rives strength to 5 s indigestion, torpid flutters and becomes igregular and nourishment and weaken, and the iX, naturally enough, is debility --and the next stage may be - dire. consequences may South American Nervine. u American Nervine 1s greatest blood purifier of modern medicine. ! ervine is woman' be saved by the best friend in very deed. well illug- | of American journalism and their scandalous publishers lodged securely behind the walls of a penitentiary or state's prison, Men are not born "ree-and equal," THE DA BROADBRIN'S Letter From Greater 'New THE COSTLY TITLES and no such statement ever received" LY WHIG, SATURDAY, favorable veslict mwons fortune, honor and consideration: . failure means poverty, neglect and dramatic death. To have achieved a triumph, such as greeted Miss Abbott's "first appearance, in grand opera, was the Fest event, not only of her own Jife, ut as an object lesson, and an ite tive to labor for sometbing great pud noble, was 'worth millions of dol ars to th? thousands of young women in our land, who long for the hour when they can reach the goal of - their am- bition but who, wearied before the winning post is reached, sink hopeless and helpless, while still half way from the prize they hope to gain. Miss tt's first appearance as a prima donna was a prondunced suc- cess from "the start. The easy 'gaze with whith she met her vast audience and received the plaudits which shook the vast building, told the story of a perfect schooling. Nothing had been left to chance, and the result was such a triumph as had not been equalled by any debutante, native or foreign, for 'many years. But this great success was not sufficient for this young American singer. She re- tumed to hor native land and sany in the gréatest opera house in the world, and surrounded by a company that had never heen equalled in Europe, Tt was in the duet with the tenor. that she achieved her greatest triumph; she not only divided the honors with a superb artist, but in the 'opinion of some critics, carried off the . Hon's share. The road to wealth and honor lies before her and we wish the voimy American girl all success. The sale of the Heber-Bishop col lecgion called together such an as- foiblage of = wealthy purchasers as has not heen seen at any other col evs divine sanction ' or human endorse ment; one-half of this world's popu- lation entér this life guarded against temptation to evil, and are led by every example and encouragement to be goody the other starts life handi capped with sin, and every. way he turns, his progress is blockaded and his path filled with savage lions. From all these uncanny surroundings I have been relieved in the week just passed and 1 have been accompanied by music and the 'other arts and sciences, all of which sceved to make the fleeting hours of January, a season of mea sureless happiness. The two leading seonsations of the week, about which it is a pleasure to write is the successful debut of a Young Anmierican prima donna in Ita lian opera, and the close of the Huber Bishop sale of one of the most niag nificent collections of paintings and works of vertu and art, that ever came under the auctioneer's haminer on the American continent. The debut of Miss Bessie Abbott, which took place this week, is worthy of something more than a mere pass ing mention, for Miss Abbott's won- derful success is an objeot lesson - to the thousand of young American girls who are looking to the theatre I and grand opera ss the easiost path way to riches and distinction. To wll such aspirants let me say, that the highway that led Miss Abbott to fame and wealth, was. not a royal road. It is tfue that her childhood was pass ed in musical and artistic ings; her mother was a remarkably talented woman; she wrote well in prose and poetry; she was also an ae- complished musician, and she painted admirably in portraiture aod land scape; these were very great ndvant- ages, it ix true, but they never would have gained Miss Abbott her proud position if it wae not for 'the hardest and' most unresting work, Prompted by the ambition to do something that would raise her above the ordinary chances of fate, she settled down to the severest study that never tired, that never faltered, but toiled on with & persistence that nothing but death could defeat; when the mother and her two little girls were deprived of surround their natural protectors, the hard question had to be met, how to live In the village where Ressio Abbott was born and reared, there was no opportunity for any employment, the mother and the twin sister cast their ot in New York. Miss Abbott's life for years was one long struggle to exist, but never for a moment did she lose sight of the goal, which, some day, she hoped to reach. After months of weary waiting, she secnred a posi- tioh in Augustin Daly's theatre thai the multi-millionaire, George Gould, found "his wife and the company was one of the best in the metropolis, It was in Mr. Daly's company that she had the good fortune to meet the celebrated tenor, Jean de Reske; ho heard her sing, and, struck with = the remarkable beauty of hor voiee, 'offer of to assist her in perfeeding her mus ieal odgeation. The offer was thank. fully acoepted: then followed several wears of the hardest work that . she had ever experienced, till at last, hor day of triumph came, chon she se ou an ovening in the grand o of Paris. The first a a debutante in te grand opera, at # Paris, is one of tremendous trial; a MISS ROSE LA FARGE, A handsomse blackfoot Indian girl, nineteen years old, and ome of the students at the Carlisle Tn dian School, and Charles Dillon, the big Cheyenne guard of the Ca rlisle football eleven, were married this week are now om their weddi ng trip, which will take them to Washington, where they will pay their respects to President Roose- welt. . | { | lection for many a day. Mr. Bishop was a loyer of art for art's sake, and being possessed of an ample fortune, he was able to indulge in the most expensive purchases without appar- ently disturbing his bank acéSunt. The majority of articles offered for sale were of the most costly charac- ter and the eagerness of the purchas- ers: who desired to get some rare prize ran the sale up to nearly a half of a million of dollars. Among the purchasers I noticed 0. D. Mills, who, in his quiet way, bid up into the thousands for a costly ivory cary ing and after a lively struggle distanced all competitors and secured the prize. Mr. Mills will be remembered as the father-in-law of our British ambussa dor Whitelaw Reid and it is not im possible, or I may say, improbable, | that the beautiful ivory carving pur- | $200.00 GIVEN FREE IN GOLD PRIZES GRAND EDUCATIONAL CONTEST We offer $200.00 in gold to those sending in the largest lists of correct words made from the twelve different letters used in spelling the four words Armour's Extract of Beef $100.00 in gold will be given as the first | prize. $25.00 in gold will be given as the second prize. $10.00 in gold will be given as the third prize. | $5.00 in gold will be given to each of the next five, $2.00 will be given to each of the next twenty, CONDITIONS Use SF the following 12 letters: --A-R-M.0-U.8 Bh "B. No letter 10 appear in the same wice, Only such be 1 { w per prordy may used as are found inf | No proper n: forelgn words of names of i persons, towns or are $0 be used. { Words spelled the , but bas differen: Betnags honed £ but once, iy 3 AN SoAsiany Jal Slack Jo their lists a i metal en from a * Armour's Extract § | of Beet." Failure to 80° this pats the It ous oy | competition, The names of ihe winners of these ses will be determined by judges whom we appoint. § | Nolist will be that reaches our office | | lat 80th, Aber of words | a? ot 2 concen] | on 3 i Department," and OU Aire Soa Armour's of Beef is sold by] | | | { AVIS STREET, TORONTO, CANADA NE ------------------------ | millions | $600,000 a vear, and { 8ix inches tall, and his name is Mar joney. Ho is a left-hander and last year pitched for the Leominster, Mass., independent team. | mat even once. The Scotsman | 8 magnificent defence game I ness being too much for his ponent. | ---- Armour Limited [tarialating on the line and blowing ! into the carriages, London and North-Western main line | from London to Carlisle | lasted with clean granite i place of cinders, a = PIPING HOT BOVRIL Try it with a dash of Tomato Catsup chased' at the cost of thousands may be eventually found among the wed- ding presents of Miss Roosevelt, the president's daughter. | . The art sales during the season now about to close, have been among the most successful that New York has ever knowh. As usual, the American art galleries have had a number of sales which must have run up into millions of dollars; this result has been achieved by square and honest dealing and in the perfect knowledge {of art values, of which Thomas R. | Kirby, the auctioneer, has no living peer, He has established a confidence with art purchasers that has made his namé known throughout the art world hére and in Europe. Fashionable circles were stirred Jast week by an important itém of news from abroad. The Countess Castel lane, nee Gould, bas applied to the French courts for a separation from | her husband and the guardianship of | her children. While the ending of this | marriage is. unfortunate, it was only { what might have | the been expected from count's well-known dissipated character. At the time of his mar- riage, his débts aniounted fo several of dollars, which, in the marriage settlement, * it was said, George Gould agreed to pay. It was a costly price for a damaged "title. The countess' fortune amounted to $400,000 of this was annually squandered by her hus. band. We have paid a costly price for forcign titles and it is time for our wealthy Amerigan girls to call a halt. ~--BROADBRIM, ---- THE SPORT REVIEW, General Notes on the Sports of the Season. A Toronto professional hockey tea will meet the "American Poo" next A six:round battle between Terry McGovern and Battling Nelson, at Philadelphia, on March 14th, is NOW a certainty, says the Cineinnati Enquirer, Starting Judge Smith says that the 2:35 pace stake for $1,000, won at Ot- tawa in eight heats by Don K., an Ottawa horse, was the longest race ever contested on ice in North Ameri ca. pte gee ee YOUNG ERNE The Philadelphia boxer, feated ix a battle Seiger reCently de- in New York Charlie regarded as the hest lightweight {in the Bast. This brings Froe in the line for the chamnpionship, now held by Gans rete tei The skating championship of the United States and Canada, at three miles, one mile and half a mile, sche duled for at Verona Lake, N.1., have been postponed until Mon- day. Manager Barrow, of signed a new pitcher. to-day Toledo, tas He is six feet So many accidents occurred during the steeplechase meeting at Nice, France, that the management lowered the jumps, while the upper part of the obstacles were coated with white paint, The result was eminently satis factory, At Ottawa. Apollo tried to throw Dan MeLeod twice in one hour in - a wrestling bout, but filed utterly, Me Leod's shoulders not touching the put up his clever- burly op -- eet The "Gin MATURED" Bonded erate. 77 Princess Street. Parcel. --No. Ii. --No. 178 Barrie street, near IV. --No. teret. VII. --No. 372 Alfred street, 1X. --No. 2 and 4 p.m. class drainage. XT. --Several lots, known as the "Pigeon property," Good building lots; good drainage. XII. --Seéveral lots( west side Beverly street, near Union. All these To are desirable purchases. street. TERNS :--Twenty-five per cent, cash, mortgage at five y session May Ist, Melcher's Red Cross CANADIAN GIN 'THE OLDEST THE PUREST FOR YEARS "in rehouses, and der Government Supervision. BOIVIN, WILSON @. CO., Montreal. § Have the best. chinery, and the work ing first introduced th this locality are ina pos entire satisfaction and s sewer gases. 122 University avenue, occupied II. --~No. 189 Ontario street, occupied by Feawick Hendry & Co. Jnion, oceupied by G.'S. Driden. 219 Bagot street, near Clarence, occupied by W. Bowen V. --No. 286 Queen street, near Barrie, occupied by Mrs. W. Benn VI. --No. 870 Alfred street, morth of Prineess, occupied by C. E. de Car VIIL.--No. 374 Alired street, north of Prin ( == Albert street, south of U ey, may be rented from May Ist, X. --Lot 825 Albert street, near Earl. Further particulars on application, ttled un- =a If you have an your plumbing and ing perfect, have deceived by other imaginary tests We have the m, men, and hay. € system in ition to give ecurity from Our charge is mo. » The Smoke Test will eventually be the Only Test for Plumbing, ELLIOTT BROS. "Phone 35. eT -- FOR SALE by Thomas Mills. north of Princess, occupied by Mrs. F. Cotter, eas, occupied by J. P. H. Perris. nion, now occupied hy Dr, Hors 199¢, and may be in 4 tall lot deep, north of and balance may remain cent. for fivé years or less. i Any of above propetties will be sold | Parcels 6, 7 and 8 must be sold en b i Parcel 1. (Mr. Mills' residence) is open for rental for a term of years. Por 1906, and may be inspected between 2 and 1 p.m subject to present tenancy. loc. MILLS & CUNNINGHAM OWNERS 79 CLLARENCE STREET y doubts aboy d drainage net py. 1t tested, don't be ted hetwem soil add first Princess LABATT'S dnd best selected hops. healthful and aid digestion. 'Phone 274. CLEANLY WOMAN. Erroneously Thinks by Scouring Her Scalp That She. Cures Dandruff. i Cleanly "woman has an "erroncous idea that by scouring the scalp, which romoves the dandruff séales. 'the is eur. ing the dandrufi. She'inay wash her scalp every day, and Yet have dand ruff her life long, accompanied by falling hair, too. The only way in the world to cure dandruff is to kill the dahdrofi germ, and there is no hair preparation that will do that but Newbro's Herpicide. Herpicide by kill- ing 'the dandruff germ, leaves the hair free to grow as healthy Nature intend- ed. Destroy the canse ¥ou remove the With a view of preventing dust from the whole of the it now hal chippings in ofitet. Kill the dandruff germ with Herpicide. Sold by leading drugeists, Send 10e. in stamps. for samples to The Heérpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. G. W. Mahood, special agent. Ale and Porter are Nature's Best Tonics. Pure Malt products, made from the choices "Watch Harrison Co. advt, t barley They are very Labatt's are very palatable beverages and agree with the most delicate stomach. JAS. McPARLAND, AGENT, +339 and 341 King St. winter supplies. Have you yours yet 7. 'Phone Nog 18% BOOTH & Co: And you get a prompt SINNOTT Honest That Is the kind We are filing srders We¥ When Neediag a Cab or Garter 'Phone 622 * 36 Johnston Street Ee COAL we nll-TH Sind you should bura |i yam Ve a satisfaction fre ordered answer BROS: om Every Di Crowds are taking adva special sales i-- SK NECKWEAR---19 "#5c. and $1 Ties selli SWEATERS -- 11 doze Neath We. and $1, fo UNDERCLOTHING--33 : sizes, worth 81 to $1.7 = OVERCOATS-25 to 3 discount on Men's anc SUITS--RBoys' and Me) duced for this week, EP. Jenkins Clot We Make a Spe Fitting Feet If you haye diffic fitted with Shoes come Wear "All Military Bootmal 8¢ Brock St. Sign of en MUST BE lar, variety of fi Heaters, Shest-Iron Stov Cook TURK'S SECOND-HA 308 PRINCESS 81 § $1,000 buys 2:Storey Stone D opposite Macdoua d £2.00 buys Stome Dwellio; kitchen, King Street, four Market Square. $3,500 buys 236 Brick Dwellls kitchen, all modern fmprov Bireet. . " REAL ESTATE SWIFT'S {NSURAR MGA TRIMMERS, 1» for work at Elgin, ¢ Brockville Mining Co., SARE OF FURNACES, handy work, by a man and energy. Apply office. GOOD PLAIN COOK. references. Apply afte the evening to Miss 1 street. -- IMMEDIATELY, 'AN oc and d housemaid. A MEDIUM SI y. located, moder within two or stating ters, x office, GHT SOAP COUP Soaps given in exch coupons, Ly Messrs. Co., 178 Princess St., rise ------------ BENTLEMAN TO H/ suits presscd and clean hana ; also bring your an up-to-date suit Brock stro MEN AND BOXS TO BE day after completing practical instruction our schools. Graduate Union. Positions se Bros. Co. Practical Se and Bricklaying, New Cincinnati 'and St. Lo way's, 181 nlogue. FOR SALE 8 SHARES OF TH Stock of the Fronte Investment Society, A sell to you if yo Clergy street. "THE ROWANS," 163 the residence of the Lsa., with or withot and orchard. For ter on the premises. ON} LARGE ENGL Ginss. Mirror. one branch smalles Adams, Hat Stand, stands. Aw TUG EDMOND AND Bi bia; now laid up hi Newhoro' Canal : tug McGivbon boiler ; 15 dry lumber. Tett and Bro,, Bedfor ere -- TO-LET. DWELLINGS, STORE! etc. McCann's Real 41 Brock street. m---------------------- BRICK SHOP AND RF 851 Princess street ; Possession immedial Steacy & Steacy. ---- HOUSE; 202 WILLIAM sont oecupiad by ( Possession May 1st. Steacy & Steacy's A --------------------tabir HOUSE, 202 WILLIAM sent occupied by QO Possession May '1st. Steacy & Steacy's. HOUSE. "PAIRVIEW North side Victoria convenignees, summer kitchen, pa clothes-room and 4 1st of April. Good Yearly tenant wrefer for professional gent Rev. Dr. Tucker, Si Eight Rumors' are afloat health of Quesn Alex lapsed "after hor arrive 0, and who j= said of 'her former