THE DAILY WHIG, MONDAY, APRIL 30. en, eM. D, Bibby Co re gure For Th The Bluss ONE MEDICINE THAT THAT HAS NEVER FAILED Fully Restored and the Joy of Health Fo "Life Regained . et cheerful; brave, light-hearted n a he! is suddenly lunged imo, that, wo fection of misery, the BLUES; itisa gad picture. It is usually this way : been feeling 'out of sorts" £he has for some time ; head hag ached and back also; has slept poorly, been quite nervous, ly fainted once or twice ; head nd heart- beats very fast; then lown feeling, arid during } her and Be dizz, that %e Arig r shape i$ rd to fit wild unusual, please keep hat our Spring ¢ Suits are portions for each breast viz., "Regulars," "Shorts" and "Stouts" ring Suits will nt only hape, but will keep their riods che is exceedingly despondent. Kothi ng pleases her. ae # Cheer 1 will be a Her doctor says: you have dyspepsia; you OON esn't get "all right," and Lies; then come the brooding, mort lancholy, everlasting BLUES. Don't wait until your sufferings have driven you lo despair, with your nerves all shatter | and your courage gone, but ake Ly LE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Jousd. See. what it did for Madame « ' wephine Rinville, Mastai, Que. She $10, 12, 1] 2 50, 13: 50, writes : ) Dear Mrs. Pinkham: flepd for four yea flammation of s which h fi 1 male rs wit ats, $6.50, 7.50, 850, 1 was so bl y to me. Life was nv mdent I did not know which avay to r Te had tried the doctors but pme. 1 d to try ble Compound, lal that 1 did so, g to-day and the ave perfect health, world lo thanks to if you have some derangement of the female organism write Mrs Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for advice. BANQUET AT ODESSA. Given By Cigjzens to Manager of Crown Bank. (On Friday evening a banquet was tendered I. G. H, Francis, manag Crown bank branch at Odess leading bu ss men and farmers in the. vicinity. The occasion was to mark Mr. Francis' popularity and business ability ag a bank manager, he having heen called to Napanee to take ch of the new branch there At about 8:20 o'dock one hundeod gat down. to an excellent menn supplied hy Sidney J. Sproule, proprietor of the Dominion hotel. Speech wera delivered by Lieut.- Col. Clyde, Dr, Hiv kK. Day, ex-Reeves Dawson and Ham, Noble Bond, R.W. Peters, Mi wshall Paratt and Card Paratt, testifying to the i will esteem towards Mr, cis, the beoelit derived from the Crown bank from the farmers' standpoint and expressin incere regret at Mr. Fran- vere rTRTss anaes es' remove The committee in @ charge eitt.-Col. ~ Clyde, E. 0. [ER NOW Clark, 12 Toomey and James Business, Shorthand or Fraser. vice Course: ------ i Business Colle 0 : That Desirable Residence. g The home of late Dr. Herald, 199 Limited King strect, is now offered for sale. It d of Queen Street 5 one of the most desirable residences "n= « = Canada n the city, o ntrally located, and con- avartaenta: . couple modern improvements, Full Eu n on application to E. E. Thorough Market street. hy _gom- 1 teachers in . partment. Open through: make a business deal we whole year 5 war best card before the KAY, H.F. METCALFE . dent, Friscin ¢ efor ioine often causes the visit, Feet Te Ose saanall iganer and winter, pride ap a" Tall. comes down; that's why RM SUBJECT thing inthe world we're so ited in as Coal at this time (AN YOU RESIST DISEASE GERMS ? It wiay. sound queer to al buying and selling as & that's what we've made ft. @ SCOVE 5 we have BE: mrs s rant discoveries we Yes, and Become "Germ-proof at complete satisfactions to by D. rs pays lest 1 that the by Driving Out Blood Humors : and Restoring the System. Why are th & Co. fh i Vigor in t} OT OF WEST ST. in fig business is to deserve it. octors ~ and Hospitals so spring-time ? Easily ans: ¢ haven't much surplus pring; it was all used up colds. through ihe win blood Lelie and low- vitality, rue activeapd : a asassssssanses ' the _ 5 s to got \, HERO ' gor that or so . shia: : : + les; it gives ring sick- ERED FOOIWEAR ' tired feeling, restores ! v and instills vim and VED T0 286 ' very ailing organ of the ' : BESS STREET! restorative is known than mfluence is not {em- iaht o'clock ' lasting Taties #4 oa tiil eig j old of health that lasts till pt Sawurday ¢ 7 3 Nazaire | Bho; - » sce EL Les Qe, gin, of Watton, P.O, ST fron \ 0 received ¢normouns benefits speak foo I Nptest be, fannot Crests and one, If eno X MY in praise of Ferro- : at rr fay one had told me that Heading» stem ay os ie build up my nervous : SO We nildn't have be- S lieved i woudn r Paper and Envelope "Before ust . Satta doar Using Ferrozone, I was run eak health, I didn't gut and X eet enough sloop at night . Letter barge et jo ic x Hs in the 'day time, * > %7on: has filled "me up with 1 clapses' of Letter Prem REIEY and vim incre s ~weiwhi u a card to a volume. ad made 4, . hi, wed u Wy weight Mr heglt} heh il WHIG, Kingston Pens on ie Xhrough the, summer de- ¢ LYNZ sick. way all traces of oo Xing + de Sid | "5%; the remedy is Ferro- a e 4 sod on Seti = ST 50¢. ner box e a good looker. ob . or 2.50.By mail f va wel] smi employe Polson & Co. Bartford, Conny Jogally. and Kopin, Ont. Tm ------ R------ me---- -- FR. GAPONS DEATH... = === = ANDREW CARNEGIE! What the Valorous Archdeacon "Objected to. REPORT CONFIRMS FORMER| Xo pice of nears toeedy on the | FORMALLY OPENS OTTAWA stage could be more ious or 'mn + PUBL t 4 RUMORS OF MURDER. _-- than the feeling wd actions in Ic LIBRARY. legislative halls at onto over the : Would Betray Terrorists--Lattey, | lll. to incorporate graduates of hos [mayer Ellis Gives Address of Suspicious, Set a Trap Into iy ge Te th rota Civie WeléaieThe Afar In- : ! @ says she wil, as the prover % § Which - Priest Walks--Disap- | says, you may bet she will, The formal=T9ok Flace in Open 2 pears After Crossing the petitioners reselved on a strong mea- Air--The Plutocrat Pleased. Finnish Frontier. sure, giving th the arbitrary, as | Ottdwa, April 30.=Andrew Carnegie St. Peterst on April 30--The N well as centralizing powers Toronto | spent, this moming quietly resting at ey burg, Apnl 30. he No- | is ever secking to acquire at the | Rideau Hall, and at noon took y remya prints a circumstantial | expense of the whole province. They | luncheon as the guest of Sie Sand- story which tends to confirm the "re t generous support from Toronto | ford Fleming. This afternoon, at three ports ii] Father Capon me been pital 'graduates located ino o'clock, he formally opened the Car ing entered into It ry a ir le 4 =. I ro } pursonal ered ot suey of si, yi group of the ; Fighting' Organization." hea Tha et o the house. be Mayor Ellis presented a civie gidress r & Vig 1g' Organization. came their strong champion, with | of welcome, conveying thanks for hi ot the terrorists, and in order to test | Lr. Willoughby and | Mr. Crawford B i Mr C. i : his loyalty, one of the leaders. an en- nether for Toronto Eas abi his munificent gift, Mr. Carnegie made an y v i ast, as his te reply. He congratulated gmeer: named Rutenberg, under the |lientenants. The nurses did not pre- RBProprie ' le { } alias of Martini, oficred to betray the | sent their petitions through their re the city on the style and finish of the secrets of 'the organization to the | spective city repre wtatives, thus | building. The aflair was.informal, government. Gapon, according to the | avoiding local investigation, but re- | ther being hut Yery few invitations story, took the bait and' offered to | lied on these three men of stalwart | i5Sued. Jt took place in the open air, conduct the negotiations. frame and forcible manners to propel | the distinguished pariy taking up a Some hagyling about the price to | their frail craft over the rough we '| position on' the broad stone steps be paid followed, Rutenberg demand At the first meeting of the special | Steps leading to the library, mg $50,000. Finally, however, on his [committee fully fifty nurses atten led | It is reported that Sir Elizear agreeing, to", accept' $12,500 Gapon | and to ° this charming and admiring | chereau, chief justice of supreme court went to Odarki, a small place beyond | audience the three sponsors spdayed | of Canada, will retire from the bench the Finnish frontier, to mect Ruten- | their strongest roles. * A few reasoning | at the expiration of his six months' berg for a consummation of the agree- | members of the committee { leave of absence, Under an act of a ment. He has not been seen since. a modification of the powers | fow years ago he will receive pension : wess named Holstein, a member | but were literally told to a | of full pay. It is said that Mr. Fite of np of revolutionaries, one of J and be good. The bill wa | patrick, minister of justice, mav sue Gapon's friends, who knew he was in | through with what the Irish members | coed him close consultati m at that time, mys- { of the British house woul » brute ® tetiously disappeared "the day after- force. It was an unpre ene, | HERE ON THURSDAY bi 1 Lt : since under the rul artis | - : Th Li ain inference. is, th _parer in' that house has b 1 th Kyrle Bellew Coming to the ays, that the revolutionaries, Tnding | fullest right of diseus on | Gapon to be a traitor, exceutix] him, [in committee. The i Grand. and that Gapon's papers, which reach- | course is seen when Hide your valuables ! Take your dia- vd his-lawyer, Margolin, from Berkin | that pre lings in comfhittee cannot | mond necklaces to the safety deposit ago, were forwarded by | be eritici in the he | vault ! the Amateur Cracks 'in woman, But the bill was not at one ra. i mal," t, most plausible and Associated Press inv ported. Dr. Willoughby, chairman. I m fascinating villain in literature wort printed hy a ne r+ held the document. A | ind of the drama, will soon vitit this city and ather Gapon' was living in con- | mischievous or whispered that th + the attraction at the (irand on seal: nt Jn an apartment that for-1 foug~medical practitioners proposed in | Thursday, May 3rd. E. W. Hornung's nery was the headquarters of his of- 1 the bill to form,! with eleven nurses, | gamzation, but found the report s ! the governing count id all be | due to the presence. the of a prisst | men pl aia 3 Bila wo | similar in app : nen physicians. Clearly some would Appen to Gapon who | he, one of the promoters of } recently returne m Vladivostok.' 1. cues 1 « of th act wis a lady doctor. At once the ------ -- For the purpose of obtaining a sufficient amount of water ior irrigating purposes, the United S tates government will construct a and say, * dam across Shoshone Canyon, in ncrthern Wyoming. The struct in the name of the ure, which _ will be the highest dam in the world, will be 310 if you will then read feet high, 58 feet long at the base and 200 feet at ihe top. > twent SR Psalm, and go down n your knees and pray, you will find fore you leave." LEEDS LICENSES. heather: was "set on fire, and s knows no heaven. Heaxer S---- was held up, 'The word "m doing the will of God. "I Restrictions Placed on Shop j demanded, The house eo : l my Father's business," Keepers in Gananoque. doctors and the chairman did not lack Sa ur fort And Ha Father's busi The board ef.digense commissioners support. Feelings between oki SS s to be subject to His parents for Lewis met png Morton on April in leading ranks of the grand to learn a trade, to put as much con- 21st, re granting of licenses for vear party, passed over to the north! Into th Hv iking of a bench or 1906-07, with the following result : of friendliness, In the meanwhile, pel f Afisrwirds put nu Gananoyue--B. Shields, Neil Me Kingston hospital board, one out of ) 1 t ot igre al Camey, W. F. Sthvens, granted for | many had happened upon the prog os- | 1 te ootst of thé Master Put one year; 'Gi. W." Genge, th months | ed bill, and Presnted a strong protest into ev thing we do. Try extension to close out; David 1loyd, {at cach desk in the legislature against : i Cheer the lone ranted' upon conditions of sanitary | the abscnee of al representation] ee (ouiort Hh ep the Teedy} svements; Joseph Ch weh, on the nursés' co and 'the appar-| breve hed eery and we shall find Villiam Hale and James =n Lach inst a stand.) open grant shop licenses; ard examination, so t the courses ls 5 oe v, in. reserve ob: nuttes" oat a fou: Ble Toronto Street Market. tport--Jdohn Whaley, hospitals could tolérete. But the pro. |. we April 30. Wheat, white, James Muhvihitl and J. NH moters of the bill were unmoved. it did | TF iG 7 whe ved, granted upon conditions of sani not matter sho t Bld hidden eat, spring improvements. r a fortnig { per Chia vhea ) ewhb®mro---{ eston, grant of th per 14 oat one Net i Nolan, grant to, and t fo + six months, h t} a extontie bush Lonbardy---Mrs. M, Kline, Granted a! a, , op n tof hay, timothy, per for one year. 5 Thor. obi = : mixed, per "ton, Frankviile--S. Montgomery, grant d of 16 lus. Very + oH Mi : 3 3 : oe tn, Si; Iron for one year upon conditions of sani nen were highly stirred in feel ; v4 ' Rip = per i : tary improver S. 2 chairman bad the wie' of REN, ib w i » per doz, toledo. H. Wi Kware, anted for at'i Nr ( oo El + 3) bh dairy, per Ih one year upon conditions sanitary op vd absene [or rawiord pr: | to 2% unery, per th., 2%. to improvements, ¥ ! position to the : chick b., Me. to le. } J. Doyle, granted for | oat and when objection wos im | fon] eto 12eq turkeys, per upon conditions of sanitary.] ediately pre the objector fo: [, «per Ib, 12¢: to ents, the first time what it was to be! 14 cabbage, per doz, 10c. to 50c.; lov's 1b ® 8 Motealfe, grant ptormed at by fellow members. How Peauliflower, per « The to 81; po ed for one year upon conditions of a¥ep a uu Was" patched up for a) tatoes, po r bag. "0c, to Sie.; onions, anilary improvements meeting next I, and a quorum | per b 31 to XL10; celery, per doz. Delta P. J. Qoigley, granted for | procured. Ghjections were made hy | 10c. to beef, hin quarters, one year. Archdeacon Carey, for Kingston, Dr. ito $Y; forequarters, 85 to Lyndhurst--R. Brownbridge, grant Mr ay, and others for St, | choi ca to 88: medium, ol for one year. St, athari nes and other | Carcase, 8S 50: mutton, per Portland--W, IL. Murphy, granted They. were of the few whe | OF 9 to $10; veal, per ewt,, to for one year. had seen or understood the bill. The | $1050; lamb, per cwt., $12 to, sin--P, J. Fahey, granted for ome | promoters came down from théir ped year. estal, {p save a hard fall, and arren Made A Magistrate, Jones' Falls--Themas Kenny, grant- ed for a private confer with the| Henry will townshi § : ed for six months. hospital representatives. As a result a] (Sedo's Buy post oe) is to 1 co Morton--W. J, Llowd, in reserve. measure was: mutually' agreed on, giv- | 4 RY pos EY ), 18 to be po The following resolution was unani- | ing the council forr m Praction i ee agit te for the electoral dis mously earried hy the board : ors; four hospital board renresentas 1 of th: county of Leeds, without "Whereas, it has come to the knowl | tivee and seven mrss, in. place of if a'ary, «igre of the board that liquor is sold | teen ladies; regulations to be submit | S-------- in"shops in the town of nanoue, | tad to the lieutenont-sovernor with ly Yorkers ate revoking against put up in bottles or other form made | ocers of veto: therefore PF tocting | butter rless cakes colored with tincture of Casy for drin} ; almost "on the same public rights, ensuring a _commo ol iY and sweetened with glucose; pronuses orn het MTA jate nm b standard of graduating eualifieation. | concocted of gelatin. in sheds or othef outl mgs. ant} and protection to hospitals: The kill vored with chemical wtthes refillad, thereby .carrying on : zo Aorward: The {a <s-strawberry ; eggles: what is practic ally a saloon business, shang § # YI & h Promoters ny 1din gs made of some factory waste or this board gives public noties that' it ae haps athe iy Flos AAR product bought by the ean; pies, the this practi continued and' intoxi i ne the leelings and ng hts af | fearfulness and wonderfulness of whose eatin eS hy owner of others ' * | ng ake would stagger the imagination of the busines mologes to habitual drinkers, "this beard will refuse to re- new such shop license." i ------ Enthusiasm sets the race, mon sense wins in.a walk but' com, i | | Where Is Heaven ? 1 the wha two to to but com -- famous scoundrel hero in person of handsome Kyrle Bellew, has portrayed the character' some hundred lut he promises filch nothing but good will and plunder our' people of nothing smiles, thrills and applause. The ing of the distinguished lish actor in such' a fascinating role is indeed an { event of interest. comes times, and West. im en. One ving day, ; but ven is" "Do you see yonder cottage?" said ji minister. "In that little cottage is a poor "sick woman. She has neither I. Tf you will send her coal some pr wisi ons. ister preached a sermon on of his hearers, on the fol said, "That was a good =ou did not tell us where man, 1t is easy for a man to behave af ---- ------ UNIVERSITY FEDERATION. | What Federation Means to the Univer sity of Toronto the Subject of an Address by Hon. G. W, Ross. A'la¥ge number of students 'attenaéd" the monthly meeting of Toronto Uni-! versity Y. M, C. A, on which occasion Hon. Geo. W. Ross at once entered upon his subject, that of university federation, which had placed the uni- | versity in an impregnable position and ! had made of it, he thought he could fairly say, one of the strongest educa- tional . institutions on the continent. After a brief reference to the establish- ment of the university by grants from the Crown, Mr Ross dealt with its situation in 1883, when its resources were insufficient and application was made to the Legislature for aid. To this the denominational universities object- ed, and an impasse was reached. Rt was a serious problem for the Government and friends ofy the university. In that situation he, as the then. Minister of Education, had a conference~with the former Chancellor of the university, Sir Wm. Mulock, over the difficulties and dangers of the situation. There were two ways for overcoming these: one by educating the Legislature up to the necessity of taKing action its mem- bers had refused to adopt, the other in getting the other universities to feder- ate with Toronto. After some negotiations a conference was brought about with representatives of the denominational institutions of Ontario, followed by other conferences, with the result that towards the end of the autumn of 1884 a basis of federation with Victoria, Trinity and Queen's was reached. Queen's University finally de- clined to federate, because that would have meant removal from Kingston to Toronto. The people of Kingston and the depomination it represented had stood Jovany by ueen's. Trinity also declined. In 1887, however, Mr. Ross had the pleasure of introducing a bill inthe Legislature in which the confed- eration of Victoria University with the University of Toronto was concurred in and the door opened for others to take the same step. By federation with the University of Toronto, Victoria and the other institutions which came in after became a sharer in the State grants for higher education. The University of Toronto also gained materially in iIn- fluence and importance. One of the condition of federatipn was that the science side of thie university should be greatly strengthened, and one of the first results was the establishment of the department of physiology, which was followed by the establishment of the department of political science. Mr. Ross spoke of affiliations, enumer- ating among the affiliated institutions the Ontario Agricultural College, the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, the School of Practical Sclence, the College of Musle, the Ontario College of Phar- macy and the School of Veterinary Sur- gery. Thege affiliations did not mean such close connection as the federations, nevertheless they were a source of strength and influence, giving power to any movement fof the advancement of the university The act of 1887 also restored the med- ical faculty, and the university absorb- ed the School of Medicine. Later the University of Toronto al the Trinity University Schools of icine became one, and there was no opposition now in that regard. Mr. Ross hoped yet to see a faculty of law in connection with the university. In 1904 Trinity University came into the fold of the federation, so that, with the exception of McMaster, no denom- inational 'institution in Toronto was standing out. The eorps of students twenty odd years ago was a little over 300. In 1903-04 "the student body of -the Uni- versity of Toronto numbered 2,294, and in the affillated schools 2,631, a total of 4,825 young men and women looking te the University of Toronte far their fin- al status in education. The influence and importance of such a body in edu- cational matters and on the life of the country was not easily reaMzed. He trusted the people would not have te look in vain for capacity, refinement, high character and splendid service to the country -by university graduates, which would be their reward for the contributions made towards the univer- sity. Mr. Ross gave interesting figures respecting the growth of the university teaching staff coincident with the other expansions of the university. Another evidence of its marvellous growth was afforded by thé necessarily @ncreased accommodation provided. Twenty odd vears ago everything was undller one roof, and more room was sadly needed Mr. Ross told of the erection ef the Biologieal, Medical, School of Science and ther buildings of the university, to which in all the province had contri- buted over $900,000, making, with the contributions of the university and the university college, an expenditure on bulldings of something like $1,250,000 As to the expense of maintaining the university, twenty years ago, he sald, the whole cost was $226,000, towards which about $120,000 came out of the pockets of the ratepayers of the pro- vince. Mr. Ross asked af what use would the university be without matriculants For these it had to depend on the high schools. Twenty years ago only 272 matriculated from the high schools, last year there were 851. This was the re- sult of ralsing the standard of and the expansion of the high school system of the province. He pointed out how closely the whole plan of education was related. His idea of the university was that it should pervade every calling alike jing should fit a man for any calling in ite, A+ Swallowed a Milk Snake. For some months a daughter of Mr. Wm. Kleman, West Ward, has not been in good health, and imagined that there was something alive in her stomach, says The Mitchell Advocate. At times she could feel it crawling up, her throat and would have to take food to send fit back. The sensation was anything but pleasant, but relief came one day last weak, when the young lady was visit ing In the country, and drinking a glass of cream, which did not agree with her, took a fit' ef coughing and up came a milk snake measuring 14 inches in length and still alive. Judging from the size of the reptile, it must have been in the victim's stomach about two years, and no doubt. was swallowed while drinking from a peol of water, se dtm It seems quite the thing for the pugilist to drink out of a punch bowl. In the end, one's vanity will prove to have been all in vain, ter he breaks into the has-been class, The wood-cutter doesn't even know Coffee is like everything else--the BEST Coffee requires care in cultivation, selection, blending and roasting. SEAL BRAND Coffee = | is rich in Caffeine and Caffeone. Itis made of selected | = growths from the best Plantations in the world. CHASE & SANBORN MONTREAL Ale " oor are Nature's Best Tonics. Pure Malt products, made from the choicest barley and best selected hops. They are very healthful and aid digestion. Labatt's are very palatable beverages and agree oY with the most delicate stomach. ' JAS. McPARLAND, AGENT, 339 and 341 King St. : 'Phone 274. / Baby Carriages and Go-Carts and fresh air is v's headth. 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