Of Do PA TRIAL PACKET gp ON TEA VOR IT HAS No Equy, 8 at 25¢., 30c.. 40c., 50c. a; ST AWARD, ST. LOUIS, 1900" Mn NR my BIBRBY'S nan need not forever wvagant man. will see our clothes op Ban} 3 ank. Business Men--men who 1d money in a business- jke t value of good clothes: you 0 distinguish those we clothe higher-priced tailors, am buys here; more clothes penditure or as many clothes 'INE Suits d Correct in every detail, 13,15,16.50, 18 our Window Displa 1906. Pavel BIBBY CO. '8, 80 and 82; Princess St. LER aE, qh, en, @ E TEST jou have any doubts about imbing and drainage not be- ect, have it tested, don't be 1 by other imaginary tests. 1c-best. We have the ma- and the workmen, and hav- t Introduced the system in ality are in a position to give atisfaction and security from ases. Our charge is mod- be the Only Test for Plumbing. I' BROS. me Te Results: onus Plan ancashire Life anadians = Profits Paid in Cash $400.0 375.00 225.00 dowment. 35-1905. ° dowment. 85-1905, * * Jowment. "" 90.1905, © * Jivteos + + 225.00 ment Plans vere the estimates given application was written AM - District OOOQ IOORICE , Chocolates: n the Land > Princess St. -- Better | In gut ---- ---- FREE B ATARRH REMEDY Instant Relief Gives More Bad Breath --n "My Secret Remedy Quickly y Catarrh."-C. E Gauss Catarrh is not. only dafgerous, but it : sath, ulceration, death and loss of thinking and Kills ambition and en- wises: loss of appetite, in- yspepsia raw. throat and oral debility, idiocy and attention at onge. Catarrh Cure. It permanent eure, be- ofthe poison Cures prove to all who are this daneerous and logth- Gauss' Catarrh Cure any case of catarrh how long standing or suffering some digea will actually ( ure dois Gold in the § OOO) ® DOO 0000000000000 REE Mrsi Matheson entertained about a dozen dadies last Saturday, in honor of Miss Gandier of Newburgh. - - - At a pleasant. little luncheon given on Friday hy Mrs. John Waddell, the following ladies. were entertained : Mrs. ET. Taylor, Mrs. R. E, Kent, Mrs. D. Stewart Robertson, Mrs, Car- man, Mes. D, M. Gordon, Mrs. W. 1. Goodwin, and Miss Van Stdaubenzee, * . - . Miss Hora gave a little bridge par- ty, on Monday night, in honor of Miss Molly Cartwright. There were three tables in play, and the prize, a pretty china dish, was won by Wiss Bessie Gordon. Mes, Coster, the charm ing St. John visitor, with Mrs. Nor- man Stuart Leslie, was one of the guests, ~ - -. . . Mrs, S. J. Kilpatrick 'gave a pleas ant little euchre party, on Monday ev- ening, when her guests numbered twep y-four. The whole evening was most enjoyable. - * . . Mrs, A. PP. Knight asked a fow of the visitors in town, to come in for a cup of tea on Tuesday, and a pleas- ant hour was whiled away. * - * * Mrs. William Gill, University avenue, gave a pleasapt Jittle tea-on Tues day, when refrestanent® were servisd at anartette tables, Pink carnations decked both drawing-room amd tea rooms, ment will | wl iva TL Professor Cappon gave a supper par 1 witt peseelcowed instead humnedHty last night, in honor of Mr. Ben by your [riend ( % aa hi Grivt. Some or the meshes of the Main. St. Norsk Arch: "Tf Queen's Dramatic Club, who had the sguptn. TH" pleasure of mecting the distinguished 3 actor-manager, were Mr, Simpson, Mr, FREE oe tial }] Foster, Mr. Code, Mr. Wilson, Mr. FE. an Re bined. Catoreh 1] Simpson," Mr. Skeene, Mr, Irwin Grov- 4 free in plain package er, Mr. Jordan, Mr. Code and Mp Simply fill in your nawe HC inott. nm dotted: lines below es and » .E.GAUSS, 5808 Main St. SE p+ Pacey Mich. 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JAILED FOR CRUELTY. ed for Cutting Subordin- ate With Saber. 11.-A » a soldier serious case of has been dis- a ilitary court at Paler mt GAulio Venerosi Pes commanded a 'detach- during. a march, from Bartinico on Noveinber vatened a corporal and some hisclipinary measures. The ! his companions took no threats, whereupon the his rand attacked the him severely in * trial it was admitted a t had received provoca- 3 ind that he "should have the y nating ciremnstances, Brien itenced to two months' im- A 1241 -- in heiorfl has 'resigned from ney of (the Brandon a position he has v cighteen years. nthe seed and nur- at Brandon. » Kidney wid Liver Pills are sold af ¢ Mrs. Waddell enter Professor and tained at a aie --_---- ----- $s Quilights| ser, Major 'Moizley, Canon Starr, Dr. O'Connor, Mr. McPhail, Mr, Paget and Mr. Dallas Anderson, who had so captivated his audience with his "Gratiano," in the erchant of Venice,' and his "Malcolm," in "Mac. beth," me ---e-- ee Mrs. Matheson is "entertaining at téa this afternoon, for Miss Gandier, of Newburgh. Miss Bessic Smythe gave an inform: al little tea on Tuesday. Mrs. J. B. Walkem is entertaining at tea, this afternoon, for some of her married friends. Miss Edna Webster is giving a tea this afternoon for her visitor, Miss Mabel Ferguson, of Ottawa. . » . Mrs. Charles Low has issued cards for an "At Hamme," on Friday, Febru- ary 16th, from four till half-past six . . Mrs. Herbert Muir, Mackay street, Montreal, entertained at luncheon for Miss Gordon, of Kingston. Mrs. Claxton, Greene avenue, Mon- treal, entertained informally at the tea hour on Monday for her guest, Miss Dalton, of Kingston, Mes. R. W. Baker, of Lisgar street, Ottawa, gave an enjoyable . eribbage patty on Monday in honor of a Kingston friends who enjoyed the ai- fair very much, - * - = Mrs. E. T St, few Taylor poftponed her Valentine party, for a week. ee "ne Frontenae Council Knights of Col: umbus, will be "At Home," at "Syd enham Place," on Monday evening, February 19th, at eight o'clock. The patronesses are Mrs, Michael Sullivan, Mrs . Conway, Mrs, J. F. Swift, Mes. €. Morrison, Mrs, ¥. Ryan, "and Mrs. D. O'Leary. Remember Rev Arthur Lea's lime light lecture on Japan, St. George's hall, tonight. - » »- . Mi. Edward Merrett, came up from Sunday, Mrs and was with Merrett, William Montreal Tor Captain and street, It was a few young friends of Miss Madelon Carter hy her to play a game last Phursday. Mrs. R. OC. Carter was not entertaining "at bridge. . . who were asked of cards Relative to St. Valentine's day there Miss Edith Folger has come howe from a short visit to Mrs. Hart in fone o'clock. Toronto. . : - : Miss Roberts, of Abergavenny, Cards have been received in town North Wales, i expected in town © to- to visit Mrs. Henry Skinner, MOFTOW, - liam Givens, at Ocean Park, Calis at "Maitland House," for about a | fornia, and Mrs, Virginia Tomlinson month, Hill. The marriage took place on Feb- >... t Mrs. Webster, of Rockwood Hospital, will return from Ottawa, on Satur d from Toron- Mrs. "James ay. Miss Rutherford arrived to, to-day, to stay with McParland, Emily street, Mrs. Osborne, 'and Miss Folger came home from England, on Sunday last, and their weloome howe has been a warm ene. Mrs. Hetiey: Skinner loft to-day for a week's visit, in' Montreal, with Mr and Mrs. J, S. Skinner, . . - . with the college colors of searlet «and Miss Gertrude Lee has returned | White tying the bouquet, the home after a month's visit with her |W hole coming from the cadots, Merry's cousin, Mrs, Philip Newton, of orchestra and the fine floor made Tweed. dancing the greatest pleasure,. the Miss Eulu Boyce came in frog { CO%Y sitting-out places, and the artis- Svdenham, on Wednesday, to visit | B¢ decorations, doing the same for Miss Lulu Lee, Earl street. the intervals. There were a few mar: The Bishop of Ontawo and Nps, ried "people present, Mrs, Kenneth Lennox Mills' will leave for Montreal, ] Fenwick, Mes. Arthur Flower March, to-morrow, consequently Mrs. Mills | Mrs: John Cochrane, Mes. Norman will not receive again during Febru. | Stuart Lesslie, Mrs, W. F. Nickie, and abv. Mrs. Colin Hamilton. 3 -. * - * Miss Emily Low is the guest Mrs, Charles Low, Brock street. of Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson Jon Monday. have gone to Bermuda to spend about Miss May Smythe came home, on two months in that baliniest of | Tuesday, from Brockville. climes, Few people knew that behind = the Miss Leavitt returned to Brock€Cille on Monday, after a very pleasant visit with Mysc Hubbel], Bagot street, Hor friends here always welcome. Miss | Leavitt's little trips up to town. Miss Fielding. of Ottawa, is: the From Gladstone, Alabama, comes the guest of Mrs. T. G. Smith, Queen word that at a tea given for Mrs, street. Breden, who has been visiting there, Mrs. Norman Fraser will return to | primroses and violets formed the de Brockville on Saturday corations, - We may have been mild Miss Connolly, of Yarker, is the [here, but we haven't reached the guest of Mrs. Herbert Dovee, Alfred primrose and violet stage vet, sr . . * LJ . Miss Trixy-Sanderson is now stay ing with Mrs. Almon. Barsie street. Mrs. Stevens, guest of Mrs. rie street. of Cobourg, is Robert Crawford, Bar . . * * The engagement is announced of Miss a.cnore Dennis, only grand-dangh ter of the late Judge Clark and Mrs. Tuesday, February 27th, at balf-past | announcing the rudry 10th, Royal Military College was successful --~how many times in how many years has the chroniclér been compelled by indisputable 'facts, to make this state- ment ¥ Never has there been anything held at the college that hasn't successful. Mrs. de Bury received, on Tuesday night, her gown being pink satin sequins bunch of scenes at Queen's last night, helping to make the quaint Elizabethan music, was violin; she had kindly stepped in 'to fill a vacancy. The in town to-day and will be the guest. of Mrs, Lvons Biggar. Mrs. Grant will play some of her own compositions at the concert of the Woman's Morning Music Club.- marriage of Mr, Wil . * - * The Tuesday evening dance at the been of with overdress of silver A little tribute to her was a red and white carmations, Mrs. Fane Sewell feft for Toronto, Miss Sylvia Cochrane and her Mrs. McKelvey Bell, of Ottawa, Kingston, Miz--Giant, of Kingston, is expected P Ottawa Journal. . . shson's Red Cross drug store, The Prophes A Comparison of Different Predictions of Various Seers--Difference Between ies of Her Work and That of Others, / i & fF J V lhe world has always been full of | could not fasten the seers and secresses who have professed to look into the future and foretell ev enté im the distdnce. Each nation has its 'own reputed prophet or prophetess, but of all there is none with such a reputation as Mrs. Eva Fay, the pre sent western hemisphere geeress 1 he Scrap ~ Book, Trunk = Munsey's new wagazine, has gn interesting article on what some of these prophets predict for 1906, mentioning three: Seestern, the German prophet; Madame de Lhebes, of France; and Lee Spangler, an evangelical prophet of Philadel phia. They cannot, however, look back and point to past predictions fulfilled to any extent. Even the Oracle of Del phi, of ancient times, and the Witch of Endor, or any of the famous pro phets of the tin of our ancestors cannot be said to have predicted ev ents with any degree of accuracy. Mrs. | Eva Fay, how , can point to a long list of predictions of important events that were not mere guess work, hut were happenings foreseen with a nicety that fills with awe as wel as astounds. In Chicago, in 1903, Mrs Fay, when asked as to the result of the next presidential eléction which was to occur in November, 19M, said that Theodore Roosevelt would be ol ceted. But, when «he went ahead and said that out of the entire 350 or 360 electoral votes in the college of elec tors, three hundred and twenty-five would be cast for Roosevelt, the re publican politicians woke up. They said collectively, among other things, although they firmly believed in the fact that Roosevelt would be elected, they eonld not see how such a land slide could take place. Yet when the votes of the college * were counted, three hundred and twenty-five was the exact number cast. About a year ago, in March, while in Cincinnati, Mrs Fay sajd something concerning the conclusion of the Russo-Japanese war, that through intervention of the wame President Roosevelt peace would he made, and that the agreement would be fostered Aiaerican soil; that the treaty would bel made and signed in a northern state on the Ag at a point several miles above Boston, Regarding the ultimate termi, she declured that though the little brown men from the eastern is land would be the stronger in point of arms, the Russians would get the hotter of them when it came to mak- ing terms of peace. And so they did. The Spanish American war was fore. told hy Mrs. Eva Fay, declaring that an Americun imttleship would be blown tp by the Spaniards in Havana on lantic const, 'Mrs. Fay blame on the Spanish, it is still reasonal le to sup pose that Mrs. Fay saw correct I'he assassination of the martyred presi dent. "William McKinley, was . with great reluctance foretold by her Speaking of presidents, she pradicted in ag ral way the engagement of Miss Alice Roosevelt, saying that she come back a long trip am o a prominent statesman York she said Jerome would would take engaged 1 In New bee oloetesl and Hearst counted out. For this year she predicts very litte. To her vision it will not be anvthing ont of the ordinary fut jor the future she makes some inter estit ictions. She cannot, how | wevond a certain point in ber over, go foreseving and that point, the time limit set by her nature or powers, whichever von please seems to he the stent of her life. For instance, she has been often asked when there will another democratic president, and answered, not in seem then that limit of her be she my has invariably time. 11° would he cannot see bevond the own days She has predicted that will he the next: president Fairbanks Regarding calamities she has predicted that in the vear 1912 there will be a great war between United States and Cero arising from a controversy, a to the supremacy on the Germany will conduet the United into the borders on either for a long season devas tation will reign, but ultimmtely the United Stat will prove yictorious and the invaders be In the summer of 1909 there great many jealousy' as high seas, invasion working and into States, siecle repelled will a drowght, she savs, which will be fol Jowed hy an extremely hard winter. In the year 1921 she avs that the navigation of the air will have super seded all other kinds of passenger traflic, leaving the surface methods for the sole use of freight. In fore politics she has seen a few things, among which thert are two events whose fulfilthent she pre dicts. Ope is the success of home rule for Ireland, which will be obtained within the space of two yours, In Rus sin the Zemstos will, in three years time, have acquired much the same rights as the people of France She also foresaw the coming lo gether of King Fdward and the kaiser in thmt memorabl: secret meeting on the high 'seas. The world at large is awaking the fact that we have in our midst an itinerant secress of great powers of [oren d it is commencing to realize th Ze will 'do well to wateh to harbor and thus a war would be + started. Though the court of enquiryly intecesting predictions. intently the outcome of these intense: |} SPENCE'S, ™ iia, very pleasant supper Ad party after the performance of "Mae- | is one school in the city, which shall} Clark, of Cobourg, to Mr. Manly Zu . 3 Fonsy, Heavy Fringed Velour Coughs, beth," last night, when about twenty | be nameless, where no less than 230 } Power, architect, only som of Me. and The engagement is announced of : ORY srvarssissrisnn semis $6.50 four people were asked to moet Mr. | tender missives changed hands. Mrs. J. W. Power, of this city. Miss Ethel Grace Scott, second | The Newest Thing in Verona Cloth Hubert Osborne, who was the guest . - . . . . . . dnughier of Ne and Mrs, (Jota. Rug, ORIY wicamnicininssinmsans: 35:00 of honor." Among those present were: Mrs. R. W, Brigstocke, after spending The invitations are out for the mar- | Scott, McLeod street, Ottawa, to Mr. . 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