eel ull | WILL REFUND YOUR et IF IT ~ MUNYON, Philadelphia wo | ---- «| EASY MONEY AT HOME Moré'profitanie thy m Ye a an, More prot Tor youn: Al indoun, re A yi ad h, BIRD BREAD 190 CENTS, er | 40d ~CANARY va. CliiCKENS with canaries. all for asc. ED nk COTTAM BIRD SEE| 1st i AEN Ag Or- pret Bu a rvs o | fe ti 4 -- of a ay in la ur and Remodel] c., at - Your old Furs and we v. recommend that this he on | done now, as we can devote ck more time to each garment, "1 ind also do $0 at less ex- d d. | pense than ; +n the winter season. A "x Nouste |W. F BOURDIER 78-80 Brock Street. la 5 y : Kingston's Only Exclusive N Fur Store. eer a ir 3 r h 3 LY # «| £2 The Diamon CIs the Symbol and le tor ; "Pledge of True t [Friendship v It is uniading and 4 reases in "value a n goes on, v Our setti ar are varied I'he range in single from £25 as high wish to go, with 3 value at $80, We positively guaran v tee the gunk ty and val, n ne of cach stone : Smith Bros. X Jewelers--Opticians i Issuers of Marriage Licenses {Our Easter Of Dress Goods, Suits, Coats, Seperate Skirts, and other finery are well worthy an inspection from you. Oome Thursday and see the display. You will by so doing. Three Extra Good Snaps for Thurs- day Shoppers Negligee Shirts Men's Fancy Negligee Shirts, with s6ft bosom, cuffs attach- ed, very pretty patterns, ex: tra well made, 75c. is the usual price, but on Thursday they'll be 50c. each, sizes 14} to 1 7 JT Tl SER Curtain Poles \ Another lot of 25c. Brass Curtain Poles complete, for Kid Gloves $1.25 Kid Gloves made by one of the best French makers, all the newest shades including Silver Grey, all with guarantee. Our special price is $1. NEWMAN & SHAW sizes, ¢ i The Safest and Household Ap Unloads the Liver, Opens the Bowuls, Relicyes the Ki |APENTA Most Reliable erient Water . CONNECTION WITH Canadian Pacific Railway "ONE FARE FOR THE RAILWAY RETURNING {UN TIL ASD GOING APRIL 12 16 » CL sive] APRIL 17 For train times and tickets see nearest Can. Pacific agent. ars at K. & P. and C.I% Ontario street. F. A. FOLGER, Gen: Supt hay of Quinte Railway short line for Tweed, Napanee onto; and all leeal points. Trains . save City Hall Depot at 4 p.m. F WONWAY, Ageit B. Q. Ry., Kingston i] TRU RAILWAY RA AERA EASTER HOLIDAYS 1906 { | CURE dick Headache and relieve all tho tronbies incl dent to a billous state of tho system, such as Vizziness, Nausea, Dr Distress proved eating, Pain in the Sid While their most wemarkable succces has shown in curing SICK Peadache, yot Coner's £306 LiF ville sre equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre venting thisannoyingcomplaiut, while they ais eorrectall disorders of thiestomach, stimulate the Sees and regulate the BWela. Even if they only HEAD hey wenld beslmtst priceless to those who Jebet {is distregsing complaint; but fortae mately theirgtodneasdoos notend here, and those whoonce try them will find these little pills valu- able in 80 many wa; Jail Jey wi id Dot be be hid Ying to do withont th cui, Dut afte { ACHE Bthe bane of go many lives that here is where We niake our great te Qur pillscureit whils + Alers Qo not. Carter's Litilo Liver Pills &e. CO HTIR MEDICINE CO., Now York, "ad BL Snell Doss Small Priv Grand Union Hote) Rooms From $1,00 Per Day Up Opposite Grand entral Station To and Round trip tickets will be issued at BAGGAGE %3 FREE . . Single First- | Spheres THE FRONTENAC Class Fare LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIE(Y. On Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sun- ESTARLISKED 4863, Bay ail Monday. April 12.'18.994. 15 President--Sir Richard Cartwright ¥ Cay apn Dev ih 2 wv loansd pn City 'and Farm Pro Amd 16th. Valid for return on or before | perties. Mumictpal and County oben res. Mortgages parchnsed Yepos Tuesday, April 17th, 1906. received and int rest allowed 4 S. C. McGill, NF ensiing Director, For tickets, Pullifian "reservation andl Gmige, 97 Clarence str. 1. Kino any ot nation apply to a -------------- J. P. HANLE Ag t, Corner J n- 1 Arent, Comer Sule) Canadian Chinese Restaurant ». strect aT 331 King Street ALLAN LINE Royal Mall Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 a.m TO LIVERPOOL Triple Screw Steamers--VICTORIAN tnd VIRGINIAN--Turbine Engines--No Vebration. The Finest and Fastest on the Canadian Route . From St. John From I! - = Parisian, Sate, Mar. 31. Mon.; April 2 Virginian, Sat., April 7. Mon.. April. 9. April 14. Mon., April 16 « April 21. Mon. Apnil 238, t avdly to local or to The Allan Li Tqronto APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that application will be made to the Lerislative Assembly of the Province of ntario at its next Session for an act beginning with the year rmen who obtain the mber of votes in each ward of Kingston at the Muni- ond tions shall hold office for three obtain 10 that the aidermen who : ain the next highest number of votes tach ward shall hold office for two Tham and that the aldermen Who | aly th third highest number of | Jotae in each ward shall hold office for oe Year and that thereafter one Ald- eh go Sects g for each Ward annual- d office pars a SI for three years: and DORALD M. McINTYRE, Selicitor for the Applicants, Kingston, February 14th, A WARM SUBJECT There's nothing tn the world we're so Sueh luterested in as Coal at this time of the year. It may sound queer to oak of coal buying and selling as a "ig but that's what we've made it. portant discoveries we have complete satisfaction to pays best, and that the win business is to deserve it. Booth & Co. FOOT OF WEST ST. Fhone 133, Crers Luella A Knapp, ALCH. (Pupil of Mr. A. S. Vogt) Jester of Piano and Theory upils nsery prepared for Toronto dtory Examinations. ston et cet. AE E HEROD|™™" Boot S and Shoes we are par- apis maigtain their or- iginal shape. or R ANTLSQUEEK, used in al costing, betdy in working per- |Z 8 $ For terms apply to 333 Johu- LF The best place to get an all round Lupch in the city. Meals of all kinds on shortest English and Chinese dishes a specialty. Phone 655. notice. Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness, etc., for sale. Sale of Horses Every Saturday NEW Monks Restaurant 83 Princess Street Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 am. ~The best place to get an all round Cunch in the city. Meals of all kinds on | shortest notice. English and Ohinese dishes a specialty. , Auction Sales Rook your sale of Furniture at once and get choice of date. 1 conduct all the important sales and realize the highest prices. 'Phone, 663. JOHN H. MILLS The Leading Auction ee Prcsssssrsassrssarssea ! Dr. Brock's §elebrsted Female Periodical Pills are the best monthly medicine for ladies. Sold only in Kingston at the BEST DRUG STORE, 124 Princess St-eet. Maiied on ' receipt Of price-- $1. Sees scscsssscsassce secs] csesseese Money to Loan MCINTYRE & McINTYRE Barristers =~ King Street Kingston SA } J FREE. CONTRACTOR + Estimates gis for all Kinds of, ¢ Mason Bri. rn Iastering and Cement Wark of all deseriptions. x 94 vivision St. 'Phone 402 3 FRAG HEHEHE, --r--rr Try Myers Home Made" Head Cheess. Mrs, Janiacke, of Kontz, Ind. alarmed hye a fire the other day, sis xedulted, deprixing, was 8g that ont and Queen's, | endeavor to make all intercollegiate sports absolutely amateur, and to form a governing body to which all presentation as the other colleges, but Lit is assured that when the Ottawa {boys enter intercollegiate hockey and { track teams they | eligible competitors : No person shall be eligible to compete in any inter eollegiate contest, either individually lin attendance on the regular lectures {ing the university of which the student sree td | hyn notine THE DAILY WHIG, WEDNESDAY APRIL 4. THE ATHLETIC,UNION OF [HE THREE CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES. McGill, Queen's and Toronto-- Ottawa College is An Associ- ate Member--Some of the Rules. > Montreal, April 3.--The Canadian In- tercolleginte Athletic Unibn is at last a reality, The three universities MoGill; Tow have combined in an | athletic disputes may. be referred. Ottawa College has not the same re- will be given equal rights. Section 9 of the constitution defines or as a member of a team, who is not an amateur, and who not also a bona fide registered student regularly of some faculty represents; and, be eligible to year who mm the tendance of the university he further, no one shall compete u succeeding preceding year of at ailed to pass in at least two of his sessional examinations, except by special permission of the union. At least one w before the open ing match in any meeting be tween university teams, there shall be to the sceretary of the governing certificates of eligibility in with the foregoin ened by a professor to whom the student personally" known, and countersigned by the academic head of the faculty or university of which the student member. Should the academic ing of any student be called in tion as not complying with the going definition, then shall be communicated the "board of referer 1% or sent body ac cordance isa stand tres fore such objection to the member of rppresent a member, and should such | is "Oo\er- {ner deeide that in © his opinion. the {ctudent is eligible to play, the certifi- cate shall be valid, 'but not other wise, {Should a student whose standing is | called in question belong to a college or university which has only associate membership, then the eligibility of | sich stident ¢hall, after conference with the athletic ascociaticn to which ! he belongs, he' decided by the board of reference. "The names students desired to" he to terco'li riate contests list is submitted, sepretary of of such admitted after the must be sent the board of covern at least gne week before the date of the match in which it is desired that he should play The names of B11 bona fide wnder the foregoing <hall be in a Should any whose nane not. appear register take in any intercollegi ate match, natch shall he con dered lost the elub offending hould any wnresistersd student take rt a track marks shall counted. as are in first to in the nor students entered student on this register does hart such hy in meet, his he n finitions of an amateur KY. AAL Section of the "The shall be from each At as per 1 defines vnicn : governing body of this Union composed of three covernors active elected an least «n> of such covernors Nervous Diseases No Longer a Fad All Classes Now Suffer From Ex- Hausted Nerves--Splendid Results Obtained From the Use of ~ Dr. Chase's Nerve Food the poverning Lody member nally "The breakdown of the nervous sys tem is no mere society craze from which it is fashionable to sufier, but is. becoming a national calamity which bids fair to rob descendants of many those qualities which have done so much to make this empire what it " writes Dr. Guthrie Ran Kin, an eminent London physician, The keen competition of life felt in all grades of society, sult of prostration, insanity are becoming more and mor common as the natural outcome of exhausted nerves. Sleepleesness, irritability, ipdiges- tion, headache and general lack of en crgy and ambition are among the car ly indications of nervous troubles, and with the result is noteinfre quently derangements and irregulari ties of the feminine organism. If a committee of experts on diseases of the nerves were to preseribe for you they would give vou just such a form {ula as that of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, for this medicine 18 composed of most powerful nerve restoratives known to medical science, This is no idle boast, as we shall be pleased to prove, to you if you will have your physician call at these of our of 15 now and as the paralysis and women fier and examine the fdrmula. What we consider as better proof of what 'Dr. Chase's Nerve Food will do for you i¢ 10 be found in the letters of Jy commendation published from time to time in Dr. Chase's Almanac and in the newspapers of this conntry. Naturally and gradually this great food cure forms new, rich. blood, the substance from which the brain cre ates new nerve force, This is. the only means by which diseases of the nerves can be actually cured. Stimulants and narcotics temporary relief, but with great expense 16 the nervous sva- give tem. Dr. Chase's Nerve. Food slowly but certainly revitalized the wasted | nerve cells and by filling the body with vitality overcomes weakness sickness and disease. A favorite means of proving thi= je your increase in wei~ht | while using this 'medicine, Dr. Chece's Nerve Food Be. a'box, 6 boxes for. 50, at all 'dealers or Edmonson faculty, and be otherwise qualified to represent the teaching body of the uni- versity. One representative 'of an as sotiate member may be. present ut any meeting of the governing may make representations i reto." | active prospecting can take place un widening from two feet at the surface to three fect and a half lower down It is thought that much prospecting will take lice in this country aftr May Ist. Dufferin Doings. T Avril 3.---The revivals at Wesley are closed, with prayer meet ing every Thursday night. Mrs. Ber nash is on the sick ligt, "Phe infant son of Me. and Mrs. JJ. D. Harding is sick with bronchitic. Mrs. Rea and daughter spent Sunday at Glen hurnie. Miss Emma Franklin visited Miss Nettie Cowan last week Y Bernash is still in the hospital - with blood poisoning. Miss Bella Stewart and Miss Annie Anglin paid Dufferin a thing visit on Saturday. Mr. Church ill was suddenly called to his home at Quehee to the death of his sister Visitors : Mrs. H. Harding, at ~A Cowan's; Mr. and Mrs 'M. Donal lson at R. Donaldson's: Miss Power at A Grant's; Mr. and Mrs, 8. (i, Stewart at 1). Stratton's ¥ nust held @ seat om the university body, and General Notes On _Eforts. The Kenora Thist he team FAIA KS Lo. . CONDENSED ADVERTISING HANNE HH EERIEICIERIOICICBIIGHIINN FOR SARE. 'TO-LET. a CITY AND FARM PROPERTIN visited Port Arthur and won an ex: RATES Our plan. Sal 3 od hibition game by 10 to 0 First insertion, lc. a word. Each con- partmen 203 Wellington St. The Montreal Lacrosse Club held a sccutive insertion thercafter {e. a | = nH ET meeting on Satorday and decided to word. Minimum charge for one in- TEAM ACHT, 30x74 BEAM SEEED ion. S86 74 miles an hour, wi C . oppose the admission into the NAL. sertien, 28¢ Apply Herbert Sager, Box 414, Nap- U, of any Toronto teams Advt. 4 lines or under a week, $1. anee, Ont. Fraud in racing horses, éither in the Adit. 4 lines or under a month,$2. use of dope or heavy racing plates arene A BROOD MARE, SIYTE N HANDS. m shoes Q worl single or ouble, goe to instead of the regulation shoes, ha Everybody in Kingston Reads the WRIG plough ; also a sling waggon and received a severd setback by the ex sleigh. Apply 17Q, Nelson street. pulsion for life of McCaffery and Dur nell, two coast owners who resorted ta WANTED. ONE LARGE. ENGLISH PLATE these practices. Fe Glass Mirror one Nickle Plated The entry list for the national cham- | A COOK. APPLY MRS. PENSE, 49 ay Het ly Alay Li on pionship boxing tune ament, to be King street. | Adams, 336 Alfred strect. : . is ok --in Mechanics' Pavilion, | ---------- a alr held this week Jin Mechan ud wt {tion \ DINING-ROOM GIRL. APPLY AT San Francisco, 18 BOW clos REP Grand Union Hotel OWNER GOING WREST, 'SEVEN are 153 amateur boxers down on the | ener et et room frame dwelling, 92 Victoria list--by far the biggest number ever | GIRLS, TO BIND PAMPHLETS. AP- st i hlendid, cellar, a s Rood well o i po 1 soxing v x office rn, large lo enuine sna recorded ig any Sma ur boxing Ly Whix « fice Sal] han Tee rtaent, De " 208 p country' over, rte ot, HE and Bishae L SERVANT. APPLY Al Wellington street. Manager . Napo! t fi am 9 Colborne street > \ \ men of Cleveland, have just raised a | sa | COMFORTABLE FEN ' Room) D pool of $2,000 to close the mouths of | A HOUSE APPLY IN THE ity at Covent Manager Armonr, of Detroit, and his evening, Stuart street noon Hot, water. heatink. OWnot bunch ho have been making daily S------p---------- -- leaving city. Apply Box "W." at etidel Clrveland's | A COOK. APPLY HE EVENING, | Whig office. statemen 8 ha ol | ke 1 to Mrs. Clemeuts ) King street. ee ee mn o---- array is not in the 101 8. C 8 "nl -- nL tt oe -- - = t = ' 3 SE N . ARCH STRE wants to wager that Cleveland will | A Goorr™ Ma CHING FoR win Tak. Hot Si 3% ARCH | TRE heat Detre LC Warn. : Y A at nl} ? t Mt was brick houses on Brantford Expositor i There are |= -------------------------- o" son street, Nes, 118 and 118 : J - Fite layer in the sty] GIRLE Tq. SPLIT MICA. APTLY for $18 a month each. For terms, just ahou I Kent Bros Mic Works, foot of ety apply to Walkem & Walkem fast enough for senior CL A. and at Princ ss street Clarence street least twelve are hh What mora | ee - -------- p-- eed -------------- is wanted ? Thefe will he no reé$ir | YOUNG LADY BOOKKEEPER, FOR [| gppOIAL, BARGAIN, ROUGH CAST rection of lacrosse in Brantford' this city retail business. Apply Box "1, Cottage, eight rooms, good cellar, mnmer for the" simple reason that AS Whig office large barn and workenop. three lots, su ) ; Ora : " x - a8 rT property fronts on three streets. none is needed. There may bb re | v7 WOMAN TO ACT AS HOUSE Splendid garden. Will sell cottage generation. keeper for a family of two. Apply separate at low price. Apply on ~ Montreal Star: 'As the Star has at 468 Brock street premises, Cor. Patrick and Raglan maintained right along, the deniel: Eo ars oO eG Crm road made by the offices of the profession. | = gow = middie wged woman - preferred al Toronto ehibs about their™ expres Apply Orphans' Howe. = ed desire to enter into the National - re V Amateur' Lacrow Union series were { AN IXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID our Officials "of local clud Apply in the evening to Mis. Hiram all for effect. IIA hop! 8 ao Calvin, 181 King street. t today announce © without hesitation | A anes that gissaries rom, Torant hae A CAPABLE * MAID FOR a AL z Mrs. positively told them that ( uersie the work ; family of two. Apply to @ I b player, will represent the Tecumschs R. C." Carter, 57 West stroet. ease 0 as an aspirant for N.AL.U. "honors EI oy y LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, Land that Toronto will also be repre hy youn. married © couple. Private an S seritod. fail preferred. Apply Box 66, Whi office ( { Jhen in Gold Near New Liskeard. HELP, I ROUND. SITU : Cobalt, Ont:, April 4--Gold is re ations vacant. domestics, hotel and be big ported twenty miles north of New fnctories. Department . 2 / isk X p some antv ellington street. 3 ; ! Liskeard, As a result, some twenty | 77 A -- Everybody in Kingston reals prospectors left Haileybury and New RELIABLE LADY TO . Liskeard for McCullough's: Landing, !{ this morning. Though the rock is ex posed in places it is doubtful if much he in the Show which will not the end of the month, it four feet deep in til the until places woods goes, as is Warren claim in Lundy town hip was recently sold to a local syn dicate. A shaft has been sunk four fect, and a vein of aopper, silver and gold on quartz has been discovered, Eastertide Excursion to New York Via New York Central lines. Thurs day, April 12th, 1906. Exceptionally low rates. Ten days return nat Through day coaches and Pullman sleeping cars. Apply to' nearest New York Central ticket agent. Leo Take Items. 1 eo Lake, April The theese fae tories of the surrounding digtrict open ed Monday. Miss M. E. Webb left Fri day for Toronto after an extended visit at her home. The sailor boys are again preparing to take their de parture. J. Tierne and R. Maxwell are both erecting bank barns r Tierney and V. Webb spent last we at the Rapids, prior to the latter departure on aturday for buffalo, | N.Y. A Donnelly spent Bund in | Joyeeville Clark's Pork And Beans. Is a dish tomy, perfectly cooked tastily" seasoftd, "And very nutritious and ecoomieal. Get some, * Flain or flavored with chili or tomato sauce 5 cent ante cont tins, conn - Campbell Brps. For big valaet' in- niend $ 'amd boys caps Iuvitations are out for the wedding of Miss Kate (. Rankin, danghter of Colin Rankin, Mattawa, to ik Burgess, manager of the Bank of Ot tawa, Cobden. Mark Lossee, who recently sold hie farm at East Lake, and took up his residence, in Picton, died Tuesday from pnsimonia after only a few days' ill ness. . Mrs. John Eagle, of the Anglo-Am erican, Belleville, and Mike=Kellar, hostler, came to blows. The magis trate dismissed the belligeronts, It is learned that Mr. and Mre, J. «Wilson, Picton. who have been in California during the winter, 'will leave for Rome about the Ist of May. Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but it is best 'when 'weed in the Sunlight way, Buy . Sunfignt Soap ard follow directions. The housa of Willian GQ rutile, Bele ville, was robbed' af aly, silver. and furs, while the family was absent. F. Eagle, lo-Amesican hotel, Belleville, a fing a game cock from H. Lake ap ed. Many of the chicks factories for nee Edward will open for. business 1 de ath, GOOD orders for our tailor-made and skirts. Write quickly Garment Co., Guelph, Ont. costumes Dominion BOARD AND ROOMS FOR EIGHT OR ten students, next fall, commencing Oetober 1st or a furnished house. Apply Box "°C Whig office. SALESMEN, FOR AUTO-SPRAY. Best comprossed-alr- hand Sprayer made. Liberal terms. Sample machine free to pproved sents. Cavers Bros., Galt Ont. VE roan grow BRICK from "KIRK LEAT Portsmouth outbuildings nd, waler supply ed for the the Whig. FOR SALE OR TO-LET. IN VILLAGE house, barn ; orchard may be let fur HAM Ntone and garden, Oy HUH a8 DWELLING, FOUR BLO Post Office ;° ton rooms, water heating, stables, acres nioflern improvements, OF good nish KS hot HOUSE, ON, FRONTENAC STREET near Uniom. Apply at this Office. LARGE Ww Ce "Too 0 hi to or DRO? rooms, STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, offices, stores and dwellings. Mo Cann, 51 Brock street. NO. 247 BROUK ST. ALL MODERN improvements, concrete cellar, h Water heating. Apply 249 'Brock St, BRICK SHOP AND RESJDEROE. NO. 351 Frinceas SLENEL a want. ossession mmediately. Appl to Stoacy & Steacy. x » FIRST CLASS HOUSE, St, rept moderate, with cooking purposes . also both central location. Froutenae street. FROM MAY 1ST, BRICK HOUSE NO. 181 Division street; twelve rooms; hot water heating: extension din room and kitchen. Apply to F erick Welch, 179 Division street. ON PBROUK ! gue for small house, Apply at 152 THAT FIRST-CLASS now occupied hy Dr. Alri street. odern conveniences. Eneasicn Muy el. Albis Lo Rllie bE Cunningham, 79 Clarence street, Kinesto I YOU DWELLING G. F. Horsey, PLACE A SIGN IN THE window of that vacant building only a fow hundred of the. same people read 'it each day. If you put it jo the Whig, over 20,000 people read jt each day BRICK DWE hot water improvements, Possession at once, Apply to John A. . Wellington street, JANG, NINE heating °° and central Small Gardiner, ROOMS, modern loeality. family 151 MAY 18T, 1006. FINE «residence known as "Rose Jawn,!' situate on Union street West, now occupied by Major Grast. Hot water heating, good, out buildings, garden and spacious grounds. Apply From suburb r i» 5 to Cunnir~ham & Lyon, 79 Clarence » street, Kingston, Ont. a . > ARCHITECTS. , LANDS. ARCHITECT, OF- J» secontl floor over Mahood's Drug store, corner Princess and Bagot streets. Entrance on Bagot street. 'Phone, 608, biases eter ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF- fice site of New Drill Hall, near cor- ner of Queen and Montreal streets. POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, MER- chant's Bank Buildin, corner Brock and Wellington streets. 'Phone, 212. HENRY P. MITH, ARCHITECT, ete. - Anchor Pirin, Market Square, "Phone, 345, oy Tr < v MONEY AND BUSINESS. LONDON AND GLOBH ° ny, Available' addition iret pe LIVERPOOL, ro Touiivahce Com 87,215. Herbert Greatrix Neville, is dead from septic peritonitis, aged twenty. five. It is not known whether the medicine samples he took edused his burt and | i a] to bi Steele ; Garden 'and flower sods] Driggs, at Best's, et ---------- Ren BN EME TO $01, ar bi LE and sland saroh ny first: class stable in rear. Posséosion whith he ls hold " § an also bring your cloth and have May 1st, 1906. Apply to John A curity the unlimited eth ion an. up-tcdate suit meds. Gallo: Gardiner, 151 Wellington street. Eu rckholders. Farm and city Dro- Way's, 191 Brock street A - h---------- nerty {sured at ' lowadt Possible -- ER & 3 3 14 rites efore renewing old or giving n GHT 3 u MAN FOR CITY FL RNISHED rom i = Mr: new business got {es from Strange IGHT YOUNG MAL irkleatham."" in villi o ) Jusines x uh business office. Must t Pi Javid mouth. Stone house, "out. J. a Strange, Akula 0 t rapher and of good address, as buildings and barn, 30 hore of lar . a " a work will 'also be required of ibe isa ah kon water "supply ot R_FOLICIES COVER MORE ON 3 him. Apply in. own _handwriing from wolls and cistern, Apply to d 'contents than 'anv other with references, to Box 99, Whig Mrs Strauhenzee, | rismouth n pany ulers. 10 amine the Rant -------- = ot Sears. ' ro LEARN PLUMD BUSINESS CHANCES. HEN AND BOYS. 70 LOAN MB- | WALT, THE GREATEST MINING ing, Hrisklayipg, Dies ering trades | aD" in the world Fortunes made ~~ MEDICALS,, pays 08 & On Ra only daily. Shares purchased now Ww two months course. Shory tine only. produce great returns New strikes = PETTY -------- ENT Unio n card guara St. Louis made , dally. Our weekly letter tells pied by Br. Ryan, corner Mon- Co. New York, Chicago, 1 Yin all afout it. Wills & Co, Cobalt ied va Brock an, : Free Catalogue. p---- Ont : % . -- | "WILLIAM GIBSON. PHYSICIAN, 3 LOST. , ete. Late Resident House - WSCELIATEOS. 5 ! RULE YESTERDAY Hn Kingston General Hospital FARM HELP, AND ADL OTHER'A SLIVE RULE, = YESPTBRBSE et erovt Sposa Hank kinds of help suppiied, Deparpment boating He pate or: Jhine_ street, 4 CR. 208 Wellington stre pain OLD RESIDENT GONE. Use Common ~ense and Death of John Moorehouse of " South Ehmsley. | Lombardy, April 3. The township of South Elmsley bas fost one of jt best and most highly esteemed resi dents in the death of Jobn Moor house, which ocenrred on Friday morn A ing hile walking down the street at I a Mr Moorehouse was The Perfect Blend 1 trieken with paralysis, and fell un . . ; conscious to the ground. He was im mediately removed to his home but ; never yegained consciousness and : passe] away a Friday Jnorving, in ove EY ame ad since 150, he =eventy-eighth year ol his age » bee Tess, fore Mr y rehouse was a man of Also Stencils, Steel a, Cp ri, White : t and reserved disposition, but so Sor Alphabet Sot so Tite no, FO tho rest. na 4 hiv respected was he that for many 5 BE Kin or Toronto, ears he sat in the municipal council C. W. Mack, unl was for as time reeve of the town hip. Mr. Moorehouse was, horn inthe mm go ownship of Beckwith, and fifty years | == ---- : v PLANTS sr settled in South Elmsley, where | wiRELESS SPANS ATLANTIC. HEALTHY PLA he resided ever since, His wife prede : ten- rons: bin two yeurs age, An only Words Flashed From New York Require the Most Careful At n survives, William Moorchouse, on or , Ireland Aion as Well as Good Soil. . the Jomtien, Se Sn or 1 ight Id wou ever see a roschush which-- ? i M tobert Tennant of New York, April 4. Wednesday nigh id 1 un eke dh ein fic # the De | despite the most beneficient enviar <onth. Elmsley Mr Moorchouse was | last, according 10, offic 3 ol Be aS debit et De er an Anglican in religion, "a conserva | Forest wire telegraph stem, ot of silat sendiues and of ab tive in solitics and a prominent Or words were flashed across a Atlantic mosph y goeT Gt i : an | Coney Island to the coast | healthy gro angeman. His funeral took place on | occan from Coney lo 3 alhy growth. wu . will not help a Sunday {o Trinity, church, Lombardy | of Ireland, a distance of 3,200 miles, J to a ee eating ous and was very largely attended. The | without the use of cables, wires, or plant ts funeral service was conducted by the | any other medium than the atmos 1 en Honky the ciuse Yéfoke pastor, Rev, I. G Kirkpatrick Miss | phere. This trans Atlantic ac higvemant you Sait terove the Y et. Marv Kerr, of Micaville, visited Miss | is regarded as marking greatest = YO CL Ft. cure dandyull apd Bald: : Winnly Been n fow duve host werk. | ward. oleh Jet taken in the develop | 04s rubbing on hait lotions, and Miss Mary Balie called on friends here | ment of tel degraphy without wires, Bt vine hie. : on Sunday previous to her departure A total of 1,000 words vas sent You aust Topk. to the cause of the for Fort William, where she goes tft from =the Coney Island station. | trouble--it'w a germ at the Fete of visit her sister, Mrs. J. J, Cook. Migs | The messages were =» pl: in, vatious your hair which causes it to fall "& o& Mary Sinnott "and Mr. Fddic O'Mara | keys, pitches or tunes," to use the Newhro's. Herpicide,: destroys visit.d friends in Smith's Falls on | wireless vernacular, in order to as gorm, and healthy hair is tha Sure Sunday. L. Egan; of Newboro,- spent [ eortain the correct one. Ireland report- | fo py : 3 "Sunday with Lombardy friends Miss | ed by enable yesterday morning that Sold by leading druggists. Annie Dooher has been ill for the past | 572 of these words were received and 10¢. in stamps for sample to The few dave with tonsilitis, Messrs recorded, Heretofpre the longest ¢ Herpicide Co.. Detroit, Mich, G. Ww. (tint, G. Hill, D. F. Wood and P, J, | tance reached was between the Coney | Mahood, special agent. (O'Brien, of Smith's Falls, attended the | Island and Colon, Penama, stations " . 3 funeral of the date John Moorchouse | 2, 100 miles apart. ow fila Divert ey Toate ------ ; here lon Sunday In hs Sr the Tor > bt Montreal, April 1.--~The combine of operator beg o . ; hy or Colon pitch, and ecnstantly the Cahadian. steamship campayics to To Cute A Cold In Ons Day. changed his pite +h at the end of fif- | try i fnwintin grain Wh - a Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab | {on minutet in sending a new vodi Fort Wi iste and : wi igi lets. Druggists refund money if it fails | ,; ccage. The result showed that 428 ports at 2c. a bushel has j by the stonmship companies running to cure, E, W. Grove's signature is on | words were pitched fn the wrens key, pie Thigpen ori i Wi 9 «ach box, 250. s Comparison will show in. what' key very large amount of business has als the 572 words were pitched, and that key will hecome the most important to the world at ldrge among recent ventions. . - int nie's Tod been diverted foom the a hi 'a rence route hy the éut, and ! grain exporters 'want the combine of - haadian imés broken.* Campbell Bros.