Posts just arrived. winter's cut. BROS. : Street Chinese Restaurant E81 King Street ' Lnghulod et V-round new o nN all-rou in the city. Mouls of aii Kinds on £8 motice, Eagan oid Chives u specialty. We have the largest Most cumplote dinning rou in the "hone, 855 N CHSSH Restaurant . 83 Princess Sire:t Opin fram 10.20 am. to 3.00 a m "I'he best to get an all round i Meals of ali kinds on Fnglish and Chinese to 3 am for all Huds of Plastering and all descriptions. "Phone €. H POWELL CARPENTER AND JOBBER 103 Raglan Street: Try Myers' "Home-Made" T ® but the best Ward coal "We min to give satisfac '| the tune of "Tammany." I take this as |» sign that McGill students are ree) J anger or if he .is conscious of it he 3 country statowmen, who has the cour- fen to apologies. probirium' they bring upon themselves solved to put their foot on the neck of Tammany wherever it is found." * The sentiment was cheered, and Tam- many is said to be annoyed. Karl Grey is probably uneonscious of their is unconcerned. He is one of your old age 'of his 'convictions, and is not giv: Tammany is symbolized in New York. that ix degrading and corrupting in politics, and for years decent society has rebelled against its work. To copy it, in name or inetinet or character, is a positive reflection upon Canadian respectability, and if Far Grey's remark does nothing more jt will arouse the Montrealers to the op- by this choice of a name. Very Costly Monument. locks is a vevelation, Firat, it affords cial nor business-like. . There was no similar public onter | t prise in America, from which to Zain experience and so the engineer awd] t contractor had their own time of it in developing their plans, I The grave defect at embankment, and this was due to the | « put into the embankment, but not pro- perly refilled. The leaks may be stop. ped, and the salvation of the whole structure depends upon the complete- | At Kirkfield there was a change in the location and a change in the plans, but there would not have heen a deterioration of the work had the |! specifications been faithfully followed, |? The leaks wape due to the failure $0 | make a proper foundation for the con. | ¢ crete wall. The repairs must be done thoroughly. Originally the contractors obeyed the engineer, but did not res. pect thé spirit of the specifications, The lift lock cost $600,000, Some thin, lesa unique and expensive #huld | * have done. The government, too, was bled. A double set, says Mr. Holgate, Who Deserves The Praise ? What is this appointment which Thomas A. Hastings, of Toronto, has received ¥ Tt is generally supposed to be from the federal government, and the Spectator regards it as an evi dence that Me. Hastings is a partizan of whom te Laurier party is taking care, The Ottawa Jowrnal has it that the appointment is from the Whitney gov ernment, and is at once a recognition of worth-uf ability and special fit ness for a certain service--and an act of reparation, and owing to "a de. sire to repair the wrong done by his colleagues," in the dismissal of Mr. Hastings by the local government, © In passing, the Journal recalls the citgumistances of the dismissal and says it was due to "the demands of the machine clement of the conserva: tive party." It was so "palpably wn- fair," as to be "condemned by the independent press and by the mo- derate element in the conservative party in many of the provinces." Mr. Hastings, it seems, was regard ol as a dangerous man in the politi cal field, and as a candidate in North Tororito. would, says the Journal, "have brought hack to the liberal standard most of the liberal votes which went for Whitney at the gene: ral clection, and a good proportion ni the intlopendent votes." Assuming that Mr. Whitaey has appointed Mr. { inspector of public build: the Journal says his evities will bly coneade th {which bore down upon the minister of high schools. Moreover, the city had "the-sec of the Roman Catholic diocese, and was "peculiarly situated for a by a tiger, which is one of the most training centre for separate school feracions and deceitful of all animals. teachers." Which will not count, of Tammany in America has stood for all course, if the government gives the normal school, 000 for a new high idea is to consolidate the high school and the normal school, so saving a great deal to the province in building, i things, have confessed that the scheme favor- ably impressed him. It is not a com- The report of Mr. Holgate, engineer, | Mmital remark, hut it indicates the care | who was called from Montreal to ex. | which the Kingston people must ex- amine the Poterboro and Kirkfield lift- | + evidence of the fact that the work was | any other city an educational centre, undertaken under peculiar conditions, | und Kingston ought to receive a nor- conditions which were neither commer. | mal school in order to add to thor a bald statement of that presence of a. stone drain, which was | even in ness of the repairs, e a benefit, a popular one, and the outcome of jit was marked by an excitrsion- in which over an hundred persons joined. Fifty of them composed the deputation gducation when the party reached Tor onto. The scheme was skilfully presented. County, &ity, public school, high school and separate school representa- tives endorsed it. It was suggested that by drawing a line from Parry Sound to Toronto, all the province east of it could be divided into two parts, with Ottawa as the centre of one and Peterboro as the centre of the other, The information was added that in the Peterboro distriet (so outlined and planned), there wore eleven model schools, seven institutes, and twenty Roman Catholics their own high and Finally, Peterboro has votea $50, - school, and the circumstances which will bear inspec. | Historical Societ GIVEN IN 1788. - 'Lon Dordheste Dr. Rogers nd ---- Comtrission, and Re- lates Many Interesting Facts ng the First Holders of Office in This District. At the 'meeting of the Kingston ¥ on Monday even- ing, Dr. R. V, ers read a paper on "The First Commission of the Peace." produced the original document with ' huge seal attached, issued by Lord Dor- chester from the Rane of St. Lewis, at Quebec, on July 24th, 1788, ap- the first justices of the peace or the district of Moklenbueg in the province of Quebec. In those old days what js if Ontario, was will part. of Quebec, and had just been divided to. four districts, the second of which, Mecklenburg, com- prised all the eountry between the Gananoque river (then called the Thames), and the Trent. Dr. Rogers then read the old patent, and explain- ol, at length, all the allusions there- in to the varions duties of the newly made justices, as into all felonies, poisonings, enchant. ments, sorceries, 'arts, magick, tres- passes, forestalling, regratings, in- grossings angl extoriions: seeing that the victuallers diel right, and that the weights and © measures were all cor- rect, ete. He then gave short biographical rkotchos-of the worthies mentioned in the patent. beginning, of course, with Guy. Lord Dorchester, who occupied such a prominent position in the carly days of English Canada, in the siege of Quebee by Arnold and Mont gomery, and in the troubles of the Revolutionary war. Then the mem- bers of the council at Quebee (all of whom were given magisterial power in the new district), were passed in review, Henry Hope, the lieutenant- pointi med n- site, in gymnasium, and in other The minister of éducation is said to reise in the preparation of their case, Kingston is more distinctly than wughness and soundness of the eduea- ional system, Incidentally it is clear, however, governor, William Smith. who enjoy- ed the unique privilege of having heen a_superior court judge in the colony of New York, and in that of Quebee, Collins and Holland, the Surveyors, de Longueuil, Baby, Boucherville, Du- pre and Sie John Johnson, and af- terwards, Robert Clark and Ephraim Washburn, of Erncsttown; George Singleton, and Robert Kerr, of Fred- ericksburgh; Peter « Vanalstine and Nicholas Hagerman, of Adolphustown: Wright, McDonnell and Sherwood, of THE FIRST COMMISSION WAS to their enquiring An Address Given To Y.M.C:A. '+ Members. "Dollars and Sense," formed subject for an address which. George A. Gregg, New York, handled in a capa ble manner, in talking to a good-siz- ed meeting of the members and male friends at the Y. M. C. A. Friday ov- ening. The talk was of particular in- terest to employers and business men, and a commendable fact was the good * attendance of those to whom Mr. Gregg largely appealed. In opening he referred to Benjamin Franklin's pro- verb, "The best investment a young man can make with his money is to put it in his head." In-a strikingly convincing way, _ he showed the lative value of money and education. In showing the need of a supplementary education among the employed young men, he illustrated his thought by references to manufactur- ers, throughout Canada and the Uni:- ed States, Friday, he called on Mr. Berming- ham of the locomotive works, who ex- pressed his interest and offered to eco- operate with the local Y.M.C.A. by interesting the men with the work, as is being done in all large cities, Charles Selby also offered all his help, This is a _new line of work which is being started in the local association, and the initiative feeling points to- wards success, In "Wha's Who," the red book of the United States, siving the import ant men of the "other side," the ma- jority of the names are' taken . from college men, showing the remarkable strength in that line. The drew alten tion to the fact that in spite of On tario's splendid school * system, en- rolling one-fifth of ' 'the population, only one in- ten of these go to high school. He showed how the association is trying to furnish this need examples of these who have made something of themselves through as sociation work, He quoted "what one carns in a day, goes into the pocket: what one spends at one's character." The speaker concluded with an earn: eit appeal to young men to use their opportunities offered them for better mént and also to the local associa tion. to grasp the work, now started. Somewhat of a spontaneous after math of which Mr. Grege declared he had seldom seen such immediate in- terest (those present seeming to have had their eyes opened), were the little by givine night goes into Maryshurg: William Mar h, Joseph W, Meyers and Stephen Gilbert, of Sid. nev and Bowen, of Richmond, The reader of the pap to know why no one living in the township or town of Kingston was named in the commission, hut none of his hearers appeared to than he did an the subject. er wag anxious know more hat the deputation cannot depend upon- kind. It had i witer have its diagrams and statistics the Peterboro | With evidence that the presence here of lock was, in the first place, the chang | <0 many schools and college builaings y Toeation, and next the change of supplies a reason to he, so far as the -- There was a settlement of the | normal school is doncornea, which is not to be found elsewhere, and not Toronto. | Editorial Notes. i The campaign in North smphasizes public ownership. Toronto Both : ists was plun andidates favour it, but Mr. Urqu dered at Fort Stanw New York hart'is its special hdvocate. i State, five standards were captured, | The American commander extempor Bellville and Chatham' are among he later places which are demanding normal the government was three of these things it will hand schools since wit to the people that are real good. -- The city wants a boom committee, and one that is ever on the qui vive. The se retary of this should be a paid ficial, and if he did his work (well very merchant in Kingston would get ; to would have ' i ne Dr. Ryerson gives way to Mr. Me Quebee, A shark followed the flotilla Soi = ro. an ord ry citizen Naught in North Toronto reluctantly. for somo days, until appeased by hu So tingle lock should have The elect of the convention would not man flesh. entailed an outlay of £300,000, The let the heelers overran his premises in © Nicholas Pagerman was a man of dificrence represents the cost to the the: 'search of votes Dr Rversac shrewdness a energy. sithourh_ ap- A ! N s, « R) barently of limited education. Tow- > Xperir 2 " 3 people of expe: . me, the result being says he has spent thousands on the aver, gs lawyers were very scarce in a monume nt of which no one connect. cause. Sacrificing to no purpose, ch ? those days, a special act of narlia- od with it can feel very proud, -- The increase in pay to the Toronto aldermon amounts to $18,000 a year. The Telegram says that with the aid of a fow expert departmental officials the city could do without aldermen, ! The reform demanded, then, is the abolition of the bunch! -- The Ottawa correspondent of the | Toronto News is annoyed because Hon, Mr. Fielding had no revelations to! make when examined for discovery in his election trial. His umph of judicious ignorance.' It was "a tri The whiskey detectives whom the government and who have been operating in Ottawa, has = sent ont, are that offered men charge is ments to they to violate the law in order to proceed against them. Mean business, induce Mr. Whitney is hedging on the ner- mal school question already. He says the policy of the government regard ing normal first be adopted. Then the question of loca- tion will he considered. He did not say that in Kingston before the hye: election. » schools must The Octawn Journal has discovered its mistake in apposing that (he Whitney government gave Mr, Hastings a job. Had it reflectid fof a moment it would have realized that Mr. Whit By would not give to a grit "an im. portant political office" 1s. ale cof dog entrails, tized a flag out t the ira. He led a party topher (whose portrait adorns the j city hall), also practised law here ; and the records of the clerk of the not a very courteous or just remark. + lowing year. 1 of Margaret Jane, daughter of Joseph being prosecuted for conspiracy. The The following interesting details were given by Dr, Rogers: Henry Caldwell had a special cause | for' disliking the American rebels, $0 soon as Benedigh Arnold and ragged followers pegebed Quebec, they took possession of his country house, and enjoyed feasting on his fat bul- locks greatly, aiter their sparse diet « moccasin soup, shay- Ing soap and pomatum, Sir John Johnson one of our city stree ished the first British flags which floated beneath the Stars and Stripes, When his camp of Royal (in whose honor ts is named) fuen of a blue jacket, and the soldier's wife, and the Stars and Strij breeze, Ephraim" Washburn was the in-law of the Rev. well-remembired terian missionary in th Vanalstine owned the somewhat white shirt, a petticoat for the first ws floated on of a time the father Robert Mehowall, pioneer Preshy- e bay countries, land around the mysterious Lake of the Mountain, in Marysburgh: he built a mill there, and, utilized the stream that tumbles over the rock at Gleno of Loyalists, in a fleet of seven sail from New York ment was passed admittin men and true to attorneys. some good act as advocates and Nicholas was one of these, and he hung ont his shingle in King- ston. He was one of the founders of the law society of Upper Canada. In after days his more famous son, Chris. peace's office show that often father and son were on opposite sides in a suit, Robert Clark, as Mr. Ellis told us in his eloquent ture on early Kine ston, built the first ovist mills in this district, one at Kingston Mills in 1753, another at Napanee, in the fol Death At Sunbury. On Febr 6th, all that " is mortal Hitcheoek, was conveyed to St. John's church, which was draped for the oe- 'casion. The burial service was con- ducted by Rev. D. Jenkins, who also preached to the very large congrega- tion of friends and velatives. The remains were placed in the vault of Sand Hill cometery. The departed was only thirteen years old; yet seom- od to possess the intellicench of a girl of eighteen, the innocmee of childhood and the. meekness poenliar to ar unostentations child of God It is still true that "In the midst of life wo are in death." --------_ - The liberal govesnmments of Sir Oliver Mowat and his successors were scaritied at' the meeting on Tuesday evening because the normal schools romised were not erected. The Whitny government was going to keep its word, and it has promisod gu school. Rat Mr, Whitney is wow in doubt. The number of stud pnts at the twen. two universitk® of Germany this which My. Whitney was hand winter is. 42300. Berlin bas wearly a Aft of the 081, speechifyings of George Mills, Mr. Sel- ; Lockett and Arthur Ellis, romising their heartiest co-op- eration. Friday afternoon, Mr. Gregg spoke to the members of the Ladies' Auxili ary of 'the Y.M.C.A, in praise and eheouragement. of the excellent they are doing. work ------ The St. Thomas Times joing with the Hamilton Spectator in denounce ing the ides that the Roman Catho- lies should have high and normal schools. What, pray, are Hon. Mr. Reaume and Hon. J. J. Foy in the cabinet for if not to represent | their co-religionizts ¥ The population of Egypt on July Ist, 1904, was 112.447 foreigners, and 10.3%6,423 natives, besides about G02, 000 of the nomadic Bedouin What $ ulphur Does For the Human Body in Health and Disease. The mention of sulphur will recall to many of us the early days when ow mothers and grandmothers gave us our daily dose of sulphur and molasses every spring and fall. It was the universal spring and fall "blood purifier," tonic and cure-all, and mind you, this old-fashioned rem- edy was not without merit. The idea was good, but the remedy was crude and unpalatable, and a large quantity had to be taken to get any effect. Nowadays we get all the beneficial effects of sulphur in a palatable, cog: centrated form, so that a single grain is far more effective than a tablespoon- ful of the ernde sulphur. In recent years, research and experi- ment have proven that the best sul- phur for medicinal use is that obtained from Calcium (Calcium Sulphide) and sold in drug stores under the name of Stuart's Calcium Wafers. They are small chocolate coated pellets and con- tain the active medicinal principle of sulphur in a highly concentrated, ef: fective form. Few people are aware of the vaiue of this form of sulphur mm restoring and maintaining bodily vigor and health; sulphur acts diréctly on the liver, and excretory organs and puri fies and enriches the blood by the prompt elimination of waste material. Our grandmothers knew this when they dosed us with sulphur and mo- lasses every spring and fall, but the crudity and impunity of ordinary flow- ers of surphur were oiten worse than the disease, and cannot compare with the modern concentrated preparations of surphur, of which Stuart's Calcium Wafers is undoubtedly the best, and most widely used. They are the natural antidote for liver and kidney . troubles and cure constipation and purify the blood in a way that often surprises patient and physician alike, R. M. Wilkins while experiment- ing with sulphur remedies soon found that the sulphur from Caleium was su. perior to auy other form. He says: "For liver, kiduey and blood troubles especially when resulting from const; pation or malaria, I have been sur. prised at the results obtained from Stuart's Calcium Wafers, In patients suffering from boils and pimples and even deep-seated carbuncles, | have re- peatedly seen' them dry up and disap pear in four or five days, leaving the skin clear and smooth. Although Stuart's Calcium Wafers is a proprie- tary article, and sold by druggists, and for that reason tabooed by many physicians, vet I know of nothing - so sufe and reliable for constipation, liv. or and kidney troubles Btiie t ih pin ving and especially | Pal politics in the United States, but r of John Marie in all forms of skin disease as this | Wo seem rapidly drifting into the mis a remedy." \ erable position of having our civie | -- At any rate people who are tired of | Fovernments at the merey of party pills. ecathartics and so-called blood | machines. : James » "purifiers," will find in Stuart's Cal DOLLARS AND SENSE. the If Eo a BER WE tl an, i. longer, wide coliars and lapels, trousers, with all the late kinks in the cut and taj brown and grey mixtures. will certainly be a. feast for the man who wish and durability at a moderate cost, say $8.50, $10, $1250, $13, $14, $15, §15 20% BIBBWS " BiBByy - Have You Seen Them Have you seen our New Spring Suits > shapely shoulders loring ? you have not seen them youre missing SOmething The Swellest Suits of the Seasqy Are here--Single and double-breasted, in the Our Spring Suit displa €S style w Our $12.50 and $15 Suits are particular favorites, Discount Off Winter Overcoat If you need an Overcoat it will Pay you to come and see these coats. SE THE H. D. BIBBY Co The Men's Wear Store, 78, 80 and 82 Princess St. 0 ER ER, GR, Rh, gh, Sn ugg Sale of Valuable Real Estate -- TENDERS ADDRESSED T0 tp Reverend Canon nod Hy) MW ¥ will be received sive of the 1st day of r ithe 7 RX vurchyse of the lang 1 strovt on Which stands \ € lately used as a ,_ghurch Parish of R All Saints Phe Ry he ds nosed of separately " from the around i ALED TENDERS. WILT, BE RI- |are of 80 feet on r ceived at the office of the City I sor (right of way in th up to.°2 o'clock pam. of the 24th day (Road. A plan of of Fdbriary, 1906, for th following j oicw of the unde wh supplies required by the Corporation of ! necessary informet o' tai 4 the City of Kingston, viz - RICHARD T. WALKEM, ] Chauceiloty | Lumber 13th February, 190s. ) Hardware, etc. ten Grates "FARM FOR SALE WIM i Q Sewer Pipe MINERAL RIGHTS. Sand FARM OF 70 ACRES All the above materials and supplies | watered with sand pi to be furnished according to the specifi- J acres cleared : on Lot 1.i cations, to be seen at the of the n ownship of Loughhoro City Engincer, where ull other infotma- ontenac. There are I tion me Ie ahtained iron and plumb t The lowest or any tender not neces: | Will be sold e wit sirily" accepted. right to mi Wi H. B. R. CRAIG rights separate te City er, | Corner of Queen' and We Kingston, February 171) Kingston, Ont 79 Clarence St, Kingston - . Ontario = investments proposed to or that + Mu intend making--1 Endowment, or Accident Policies, in fact Kinds of We haye every fa y 1a wide SEALED TENDERS WILL BEI RE. | huSiness connection. Ge ceived at the office of the undersig We may save you s up to 8 o'clock p.m., of the 24th ds Sharpes Will be moderat BD Fora Our charges will he 1 : Time for suck rk week day For the Erection of a Frame Building bel he Wor} . ok Over the scales on the Hay Market for the Corporation of the City of | PM aay Aningston -- -- : Specifications may be seen and al or stion, ut Liass opecias The lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. A choice and brilliant FRUIT H, B. fi. €RAIG, BOWL ..'.. ...... Kinaston, P 17h 1006" | A WATER BOTTLE of extra " . - re beauty ....... ates . SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. A YINEGAR BOTTLE of ex- ceptional value ....... .... $2 The Difference. KNIFE RESTS in odd and 35 Buffalo Times varied designs, per pair .. $1 i John DD. Rockefeller. Jy SAVE ROCie- There are other equally attract ve aull ve chi 2 1M moderately priced pieces In a ty 1s nothing but a sham, ann f <sOrystal Cases" worth your considen puts it down as a cinch, tion. - SMITH BROS Oh, That's It ? 'Phone 666. Poranto St Jewelers, Opticians. 'Phon oronto: Star. Members of the British ISSUERS OF MARRIAGE LICENSES parliament are being sworn in preparatory tod -----------o making a little profane history, Y. W. C. A. --- Sunday at #4 0'c = Probably Not. Gospel of Mark Montreal Herald. Ir. Balfour savs opposition is the | Tuesday cvening at 8 x yh pathway to power. At all events he Of 'work: in the } 4 will have no diffieuliy in finding th Starr, will mw trail in his own particular case, Will's na. "Rity Ee ---- The Old Girl. FOR SALE, OR TO RENT. Exchange HEDGEWOOD HOME, 169 UNION BT, Speaking of Shakespearcan andi Ot to ines Posse an. ences, did von ever happen to notice May 1st. Also two building jota Le mm front of vou the girlish young Sale. For particulars Fol, Oat. thing 'who probably read Hamlet v hen Apply to R. Anglin. Fs it first came out ? $ Dia Te -- BORN. Exchange Of Compliments, NUGENT.--At Nowhut Toronto - Telegram to Mr. und Mrs. Hdw It is fitting that Mayor Coatsworth, TRAY bier eran the defeated coercionist of 1896, should Sth: to Nr d M 2 propose a Toront civic demonstra daughter re tion in honor of Kir William Laurier, | -- se the Triumphant Coereionist of 1905 MARRIED. Montrea (y tinm Wafers nn fur safer, more palat able and effective Preparation, -------------------- Perfect fitting chamois vests, sale, Dr, Chown's drug store, 2 -, HERBERT--WOODCOX --At ! Marie, October: 30th Mix i Woadcox, formerly Des William erfiert A Dangerous Drift. 1 Witness Lanathan - cities free from national WI as it prevails in all munic Mar TOPPINGS--MARRMIAN A N.X.. 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Thousands of won just how she felt, She was given a be Hugo's Health Tablets men by her family j She took them two w then wrote us in these w "I have received suc benefit from taking you I desire to continue tak two weeks longer. Th secured from the one been so great, and I feel better now, I am satis one.box more will be | to effect what you claim tablets, that is, make me healthy woman." , She was sent the sec She took them and has sured us of perfect restc health, ; And they are doing thi men all the time. Ever receive letters from gra men, testifying to their health since taking these If youare in a run-dc dition, or suffer from ar ness peculiar to your will restore you to perfe They make healthy won But you must do as M: as did--take the table will notice improvemen week, -- S0c. at dealers or by mail B.N. Robinson & Co., Co -- APPLICATION "TO Pp ; NO CF 1S HER Kingston ns shall hold « STOCK MARKE -- Pr led by J. Stinson, Square, Fel | & O Rapid Transit 1