is DR, SCOTT'S LIN Eyg NHY the best exte . mude for all Kinaly. o)Diment no cheap i BECAUSE =. =svvon omtaine the same. hghagrage, "0, ine ds Y nt gredients. It is a combingt, © Priced est essential oils. Dn of the n Excellent Hair Re or and Scalp Cleanser | Large bottle, 25 cents. "Ii mot for sale at your od jo SlaYs be procured at druggies, n fcLeod', ames §, Dr. Scott's White Linim- ropr's., St. John, WL Cg ora ou + NB. aod Cheimg kT 3: adies' Fur-Lined Coats We have now in stock qf hades in cloths and silks, sui. able for Ladies' Fur-Lined Coats and Opera Cloaks "ome when you can pick yous wn linings and trimmings ind be suited with up-to-date tyle and fit. W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUIVE FURRIERS 18-80 Brock Street Phone 700. QUALITY IN BACK GOMBS Our Hair Ornaments High Class Aud are the designs possible, h ing had a pa reach us only this week direét from the manufacturers, newest Decorative gold is used for some, while others have NEW ART designs with STONES SET SMITH BROS. Jewelers--Opticians 'Phone 6686. LIFE INSURANCE i of B Liverpool ROYA : Bounded Eng. 1845 EXPENSE h : MANAGE 8! % 0 ANAGE- 2 INCOME Insurance in Force....... $104,000,000 ASSETS over. ...... $40,000,000 PROFIT 4 PAID, 1905 ........$3.226,000 Same profits paid for past 40 years, Dremum rates and particulars on applica on. W. J. B. WHITE, - Kingston The Goats We Show Are distinctive in their style, and can~ not be had in any other store. True, there are lots of Coats to be had in the City, but only at late this store can be seen real New York style garments. Even a passing glance at our display will at once reveal many original ideas that have been cleverly applied. The prices are no higher than other stores ask for only ordinary style garments. We show a big range of all sizes in Misses, Maids and Ladies sizes, and just think, not one garmwut rom last season to show you. Fall Dress 100ds The scissors are making grea uts in our piles of New Dress 3oods. If you intend getting * ew suit, we only ask that you ome and see our display as they re the kind of goods that 'sell n sight." NEWMAN & SHAW o So MOTOR GASOLINE In 5 Gallon Lots or over, 26c. a Gallon Supplies 'always handy on the dogks SELBY & YOULDEN LIMITED. ADAMANT Wall Plaster Ready for use by adding water. Put wp In bags, 100 Ibs. In each. White Rock Finish Put up In Bags, 50 Ibs. In each P. Walsh 3% hema Prorrrsassssasasessses] finest medicine in the world for women. As a mild and gentle laxative--as a positive and speedy cure for Constipation and Biliousness--as the only cure for weak and irritated kidneys and espe- cially for ** that pain in the back ""'--as a positive cure for headaches--and as a general tonie to build up and invigorate |° the The system -- FRUIT-A-TIVES nd si upreme. In cases of irritated Ovaries, Ovarian 'aginal Catarrh, Excessive and Scanty Menstruation, Ulcerations, Bear- ing Down Pains--and all those troubles iliar to women OR " Fauir Liven Tasiers™ have the most remarkable effect, Ninety-nine cases out of a hundred of Femaie Troubles are due to Bowels become constipated -- ki ey e the body, which should be BRITISH - AMERICAN HOTEL KINGSTON - - ONTARIO Has nodergone alterations and 1s now open to the travelling public. W TELFER - -- A WARM SUBJECT There's nothing in the world we're so much in in as Coal at this time ofl the year. It may sound queer to speak of coal buying and selling as al science, but that's what we've made it. Two important discoveries we have wade are that complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and that the way to win business is to duserve it. Booth & Co. FOOT OF WEST ST. " Phone 133. -- Proprietor FOR SALE Must Be Sold To Close Up Estate The following desirable City Proper LF, t= 187 Brock St, rvesidence of late BE. Chown, extension dining and 98 Bagot St. kiteh all modern. 1068 it -St., extension kitchen, all Lawn: Mowers The Best Mower Only $3.50 see AT eee .. Strachan's Hardware .. (anadian (hinese Restaurant 831 King Street Open; fram 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 a.m The bedt'place to get an all round Lunch im the city. Meals of all kinds pn shortest notice. Emglish and Chinese ilishes a specialty. 'Phone, 655. Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness etc., for sale. Sale of Horses Every Saturday J. ROSEN, 236 University Ave Fine Ladies' Dressmaking and Tailoring] New establishment now opened at 236 University Avenue. £ FRONTENAC, LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISAED 1862, President--Sir Richard Cartwright Money A Farm P crises ARemetpar and" County . Deven tures. purchased. Deposits received and allowed, S. 0. McGill, Managing Director. Office, 87 Clarence street, Kingston. NewYorkChinese Restaurant 83 Princess Street Open from 10.80 &.m. to 3.00 am. The best place to wet an all round Lunch tu the city. Meals of all kinds on shortest notice. English and Chinese dishes a specialty, CC CHOICE BACON Sliced to Suit AT MYERS' irregular Ee. skin neglected -- and carried off by these important organs, are taken up by the blood carried to tire female organs and poison them, thus starting up a train of female troubles. FRUIT-A-TIVES are made from fruits and by their remarkable action on bowels, kidneys and skin, rid the system of poisons, purify the blood, and restore the delicate organs of generation to new vigor and health. lo woman, who suffers, should ever be without them, Soc. a box--6 far $2.50, at your druggist's or sent postpaid by FRUIT-A-TIVES LIMITED - OTTAWA. GILLETTS PURE POWDERED LYE Ready for Use in Any Quantity. SOAP, softening water, removs ing - nt, isinecting Sinks, closets and drains and Ir man r purposes. A can equals 20 pounds Lal Soda. SOLD EVERYWHERE, E.W.GILLETT Diives TORONTO.ONT. COLLARS The Iron Frame quality is de- signed and made only by experts. They ply. throughout and specially ere four linen pro- tected against laundry weer. They wear longer than other 94 TOOKE BROTHERS, MONTREAL, Limited: collars. EDUCATIONAL. AND ONTARIO ONTARIO CONSERVATORY OF LADIES' MUSIC AND ART Whitby, Ont:, Can. COLLEGE Palatial Buildings, beautiful grounds, helpful social and fe- ligious influences, and the best facilities for the study of Litera- ture, Music, Art, Elo- cution. Commercial and Domestic Science. Large Organ, Concert Graud Pianos, and tho most cumbiets modern uipmont in every department. Sa hdoubtedly the best of its kind in Canada.'--Lord Aberdeen Will _ reopen Sept. 10. Send for Calendar to Rev. J. HARE, Ph.D., Principal. ITRARE, Boh. Priveont Ottawa Ladies' College One of the best' equipped and most efficient of Ladies Colleges in this country. Prepares for URIVER- SITY and for LIFE. ALL DEPARTMENTS Music, Ant, FLOCTTION, STENOGRAPHY, Doureric Sones, Py s10AL CULTURES, &¢. FINISHING COURSES arranged for. Definite aim to develop intelligent and rofirietl , Christian Womanhood. Write for Calendar % Containing Particulars. Mrs GRANT NEEDHAM, Lady Principal. Rev. W. D. ARMSTRONG, MA, D.D, President es i i cscsscccal ENTER NOW rie SUctitaud 78 Trafalgar Castle Pipe the WHAT IS TRANSPIRING IN i Prof. P. G. Campbell is home from oque, is seriously ill. terday from Alexandria. days. Miss B. Kearney, New York, is the guest of the Misses MeDermott, King #treet. street, returned yesterday from To- ronto, MANY CIRCLES. Anniversary of Marriage Celebrot- ed--A Priest is Seriously Il-- | To Visit a Sick Brother. i gland. : a> C. Serange is back from a trip {in many reupeeta, the grewicst trial o Toronto. mile of . George 8. Hobart retwrned yester- Father Rdg prefect of discipline day to Montreal. at Ottawa wily, and in close Rev. Father O'Gorman, of Ganan- Archbishop Gauthier returned yes- Charles Mackenzie, Quebec, is ox- pected in town to spend a few holi- Mr. and Mrs. A. Maclean, William William Webster, Barri¢ street, is spending a few days with friends in Athens, Miss Cozens, who has lately arrived from England, is the guest of Mrs. John Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. John Morris, Barrie street, went to Toronto to-day to see the exhibition. Dr. Baker left, yesterday, for Mont- real, to attend ,the dominion dental convention there. ! J. O. Sears, Montreal, is in town for a few days, after a trip through Western Ontario. Robert P, Leslie has returned to New York after a visit with Dr. Me: Carthy, Brock street. R. FEdwards, of the firm of Edwards & Jenkins, has gohe to Toronto and Hamilton on business. David Murray, manager of the Crown Bank, went to "Toronto on Tuesday for a few days. Miss Gertrude Grimshaw, Division street, is visiting friends in Toronto, Hamilton and Niagara. Mrs. Clara Rochefort visiting her cousins at Brewer's Mills for the past week has returned home, Mr. Sullivan of the James Johnston store is spending his vacation at Snow Road and Parham. D. Donnelly retuned to Midland to- day, after spending the holiday with his familv on Union street west. Rev. Fitzroy Bourne. wife and fam- ily, who have been visitin~ friends in the city, left to-day for Listowel. Miss Grace Brouse, Kingston, visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. George B. Warham, Belleville, has returned home. Mrs. John Kennedy and Miss Ella Evans. Kingston, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Breen, Watertown, N.Y. Rov. Father lewis Staley has re turned from Watertown, N.Y., and is again located at the archbishop's pa- lace. Mrs. William Randall and daughter, Miss Randall. left, last week, to visit friends in Rochester, Buffala and Syracuse. Mrs. John Rirmingham is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ¥. Thomson. Whit- hy. Ont., and will also visit friends in Toronto. kh Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wade, Kings: ton. are spending a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. 8. 0. Taylor, Charlecote. Edward O'Brien has retumed to St. Paul, Minn., after a two weeks' vacation with his father and' sisters on Union street. Miss Pauline Bowes, who has been on a visit to friends here for the past two months, has returned to her home in New York. Miss Isobel Staley, after two weeks' vidit' to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Stalev, Barrie street, returned yes tertlay to Syracuse. Mrs. P. J. Ouion, who has been visiting friends in Kingston for the past two weeks, has returned to her home in Oswego, N.Y. Mies Mary Sande and Thomas and Francis Sands left. on Saturday, for Syracuse and Camillus, N.Y., to spend September with friends. Frederick Best. manager of the Sandford Manufacturing company, Guelph, Ont., spent the holiday in town, the guest of the Misses Math- ewson., Mrs. John O'Driscoll after a two woeks' visit with her sisters, the Misses Sheehan, Westbrook, is now nt her daughter's, Mrs. BE. A. Smith, Rideau sireet. W. J. Hamill, of the freight élaims office, G.T.R,, Montreal, is spending his vacation in the Limestone City. the guest of Mrs. P. McKegney, 6 Rideau street. Master T. A. Hamill, St. Ann's school. Montreal, is here in Kingston enending his vheation, being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Diamond, 211 Montreal street. Mr. and Mrs. George MeAulev, Buf- falo, N.Y., are with Mra. Thomas Howard, Portsmouth. They have come to see Mr. MecAuley's brother, Robert, who is very ill. Edward James, son of Mrs. Martin James, University avenue, contractor of Brooklyn, svent last weck in the city visiting friends, He returned to New York on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. MeGivern and family, Clinton, N.Y., and Francis McGivern, Gananoque, Ont., bave returned, after a very plegaant visit with their moth- or. Mrs. MeGivern, Wellington street. Mrs. J. L. Sears, Battersea, has re- turned home after a two months' trip, visiting Toronto, london and Sarnia. also Detroit, Port Huron, Mich., Bufialo and Ningara Falls, N.Y. The twentieth anniversary of the marriage of the Rev. W. (i. Hender- son, Methodist minister of Arundel, formerly of Fittshurg townshio, was eclebrated on Wednesday, August 20th. state fair, paced a exhibition regarded eatley 1 oi i t or a al the world's record at the New York mile in 2.01}, an by horsemen as oach- touch with athleties, whon appr. od on the college's with- drawal from tercolleginte Rug- by Union, said that the story, no matter what its source, was untrue, He th & the gamet and grey would as well represented as over, and said a number of students were expected the United States centres who wounkl furnish some new material to work upon. All major league rocords--in fact, all records for professional bell-were broken hy the twenty four inning me played 'at Boston on Saturday: Fhe previous Ameripan League record was twenty ibnings, and was set by the same teams, the Athletics, with Waddell pitching, beating Boston, with Young pitching. on July 4th, 1005. The score of that game was 4 to 2. This is generally regarded as the major league record, but as a matter of fact it shares the honors with a game 'played by Cincienati and Chicago, in the National League, in June, 1892, whith went twenty in- mings to a 7 to 7 tie score. FIVE NAUGHTY BOYS And Their Mothers Before ; Cadi. Five little boys, under ten years of age, were the raison d'etre of a pri vate session of police court, before Magistrate Farrell, this moming. They were charged with theft on informa. tion of one of .the number, captured on Satunlay night by Police Con- stable Mullinger in. Woorls' five and ten cents store, Princess street. Of late there have been wsoveral petty thefts reported, and during Sa turday éveninsg one of the clerks in Woods' store noticed some young boys making off with some artivls from the counter. One was caught ani when taken to the station admit- ted the thefts, and also owned up to stealing Miss Cottla's fan-tailed pigeons, the theft of which was re ported last week. Froth the youth arrested his com- panions in crime were found out. the The scene nt police station, this morning, was a lively one, vith mothers weeping over their bov's wrong-doing, When the lads filed be- fore the cadi the wail of the heart: broken rent the air. "Oh, my boy, my bov," eried one portly matron as she fainted in a nearby chair. John Melntyre and T. J. Rigney appeared oh behalf of the wrong- doers. The magistrate let four off with a seore lecture, and kept one--the little fellow first arrested-to he given a whinging. the mothers left the stationiwith their boys in the shelter of their apron étrings, while ' the "puters" visited the newspaper offices with "keep out the names, please." NEWBORO'S FAIR. The Closing Day Brought a Big Crowd. Newboro, Sept. 4.--Fully 700 peojfe from various points, were here for the fair. The programme of sports was good, and included a baseball match between Elgin and Westport, which re- sulted in: a draw; horse races and foot races, The show of stock and horses was good, and the fair was a hummer in every respect. Smith's Falls citizens' band furnished music. In the races Topsy, J. A. Wilkes, Athens, won the free-for-all; 0. K. Fitzpatrick, Bedford Mills, the farmer's race, and Marcona, F. Bullis, Athens, the 2:35 class. Pleasant Valley Chilly. Pleasant Valley, Sept, 4.--~Most of the farmers have finished harvesting and in many cases have threshed out their grain and some are busily en- gaged ploughing, ¥. Elerbeck has 0. Kerr engaged putting a metallic roof on his barn. September brought Jack Frost; last night 'was quite chilly, Visitors : E. Hughes and G. Barr, at Fermoy and Salem; A. Charbonneau, Westport, visited this place on Satur- day last; Mrs. Hamilton, at W. Good berry's; Mr. and Mes, J, Kerr, of Thomsenville, at E. Hughes'; Miss E. A. Barr, spent Sunday at home. Mr, and Mrs. W. Carscallen, Sydenham, and Miss Alma A. Estes, Newburgh, visited at KE, Whitty's, recently. H. Whitty, late of Temagami Park, New Ontario, is at home for a few days prior to leaving for Manitoba. Mr, ond Mrs. J, Green, at T. A. Kerr's, Mre. E. Hughes and Mise A. E. Barr, at Petworth, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hughes spent Sunday at J. A. Hughes', A Promising Student. Merrickvilie Star Rev. Mr. Perley, son of the Rev, W. F. Perley, of Easton's Corners, has been the pulpit sipply for the Rev. F. A. Rend, in the y church, during his holidays. in. east: The geapls have kindest words to say of r. Perlay's work, nnd look forward to hearing mor? hie. He is thoughtful and gives great promise of taking a front place in his profession. Mise Perley delighted the congregn- tion with a couple of solos. Movements Of Vessels. Kingslon Business College During the reign of Edward the Confessor of England the practice of employing British ing, big and small, are being fitted with the Parson turbine. The poplar is the best na: men-of-war now builil- | All Spacious apartments, complete Eadie tn So taien by com ry out the Whole year. alogee 0% McKAY, H.F.¥ TOALFE, , President. frincipal. @essvessaanes ot saeneng ® Good blood, good health; bad blood, bad health; there you have it. Why not help nature just a little and change the bad to the good? Bad blood to good blood ; poor blood to rich blood! Ask your doctor how this applies to Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and how it applies to you! Could any@ing be more fair? 8. We hove = vereny TW or tudor of il ow Montreal, Sept. 5.-~The Allan steam. er Sicilian, Crom Glasgow, arrived at 3th. The Allan steamer Siberian, Philadelphia, sailed at | pm. on September 4th, twenty saloon, 240 second eabin ninety-two Halifax. Acéidentally Shot Dead. Maniwaki, Que, Sept. 5.<Arthur Fountain, fifteen years old, som of Dr. Fountain, of this place, was acdi-len- tally shot dead, evening, whils Montreal, at 8:40 am., on September for from Liverpool with and sieorage passengers ~ for CONDENSED ADVERTISING First insertion, 10. a Word, Hach com secutive insertion thereafter io. w word, Mipimpm charge for pes ime sertion, Sbe. Advi. 4 lines or under a week. 8h Advt, & lines or under & month, 83. Everybody in Kinzston Reads the WHIG HELP WANTED-MALE, EEE EET RCL SER, A BOY TO DO LIGIIT WORK. APPLY Steacy & Steaty, : FOUR CARTERS, AT ONCE, AT Swift's Coal Yard. Goon SMART BOY. APPLY John Laidlaw & Son, Princess St TWO GOOD STRONG to ass st in tinshop. Chown & Coy BOYS, WHO CAN EARN FROM $4 TO 6 week. Gould's ing and YOUNG MEN Apply Edwin « Apply at Broom Factory, corner K Queen streets. HELP, THE YEAR ROUND. SITU. ations vacant, domestics, hotel and actories. rtment B.0 Wellington street. HAVE THEIR like RATES z PUT YOUR "FOR ) a: HOT AIR FURNACE, REGISTERS nd All in first-clads - order. ---------------------- ONE SMALL BAY MARE AND ONE "VERY OLD JPAHOGANY DINING table, at 220 Johnson street. SALE" ADVT. Jus and the results will be satisfac running -------------------------------- A DAY MARE, WELL UP IN YEARS, Gentle, , cheap. Call Charles tle, good worker a pipes. Anply at 22 Division street. nd aot. pty § win Chown & Co. > ------------------------------------ arr A ¥, P; ERTIES Sur . s Xe Pay. Te partment "'D." 208 st. AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA. sixteen volumes, ay » RD Oe m-- LITLE G8 a AR , 181 Wellington street. WANTED. . sl F INISHERS. APPLY TO JOHN Uy Broek street. -------------------------- street. WESTBROOKE WEDDING, A Very Pleasant Event Last Week. A dainty wedding took place at cight o'clock in the evening of August 20th, on the lawn of Sunny Lea Farm, the residence of George Gates, when hia youngest daughter, Estella, was united to Sperry Tourne Burt, only son of the en Thomas Burt, of Mor- ven, The parlor and dining-room wore decorated with flowers, inter spersed with greenery, while the lawn was lit up by Chinese lanterns, as sisted by the' moon, which gave its of Iwightest light. The bride was at- tired in white organdie, with bertha and yoke of lace; her hair was taste fully dressed with white flowers and satin hows. Earl Gates, brother of the bride, played Mendelssohn's wed ding march, while the bride, loaning on the arm of her father, passed out to the lawn through an arch of white ribbon, formed, by four flower girls, Misses Vera McDonald, Alice Smith, Augusta Mabee and Patricia Burt, The ring was borne on the stem of a white Tily, by Master Willie Rowson, of Nipissing, nephew of the bride. Rev. R. Stillwell officiated. The guests, about one huiidred in number, sat down on the Jawn to a sumptuous supper. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold brooch, representing a spray of lily of the valley set with arle, and a gold braceley with mitinls to each of the little flower girls. The bride's travelling suit was of blue henrietta cloth, with hat to match. The happy couple drove in a carriage drawn by white horses, to the city, whence they left for Now Sold and Bird Riddled. The first duck shooting episode of the season has been reported. Yester- day W. Kivell and FE. Ashley armed themselves with the necessary weap ons, went to the High Banks, and laid in wait for the feathered flock, It came near being a futile quest, however, and had it not been that at the last moment a lone bird arose in the air their sport would have been in vain, But on this poor unfortunate creature was wreaked the vengednce coming of hours of weary waiting. Both sportsmen let go at the duck. Not content with one barrel they. de: livered the contents of their second to make sure of the prey. Thin they had One Lone Got Badly York. They will be at home at Mor- ven alter September 21st. SHE WAS DROWNED. Back to Home of Childhood and to Death. Port Robinson, Ont, Sept. 5. The body of Mrs. George Ellis, Niagara Falls, Ont., was found floating in the Chippewa river hore, this morning, by het husband, Mrs. Ellis had been of unsound mind for several months, She was brought here, last evening, to spend a short time at the home of per childhoo! with the family of her brother, Edgar Holditch, but escaped from the house and evidently going at once to the river drowned herself. That authoritive publication "The United States Dispensatory," says says that ten being peeuliarly suscep tible to extraneous influences great care shoud be taken to preserve ite virtues uncontaminated, and its strength unimpaired, and this is well done by the "Salada" Tea Co., which packs all its tea in seefed lend pack a Now No. 2, containing voral 4, among fty-one standard which" are, "An ready, Supt Song Folio" swer," , Killarney," "Mar- ite," "Oh, That Will Be Glory," 'Star of the East," "The Tempest," ete, at 3, per copy, this week, "at on hunting. McDermott Bros.' al to Mr. pe Le I hd "BICYCLES TYPEWRITERS SEWING MACHINE overcoats m to look ge pressed and ped 'of turned. w work ranted to vishas. Prices right, lloway, the Tailor, 181 {A TEACHER, FOR SCHOOL SB. Brock street. tion No. 8, Iinchenbrook. Apmis, TT Satine Heinry, to Secretary J. N. Smith, any. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. PAINTED OR VARNISHED SKIFF, A COMPETENT HOUSEMAID, 157 about 16-ft. Must be in wood come King stroet. » dition, and cheap. Apply Box YM." Whig office. A Cook A» HouSEMAID. APPLY Joe 3 ---. A GOOIy PLAIN COOK. APPLY MISS > Y » PL. J . le * i Sk here. Two PIManCLANS FARMS, TOWN ------------------------------------ Sity,185 acres. Township of Pitts A GENERAL SERVANT. APPLY TO burg, near Washburn ~375 acres. Mra. Donald Ross, 300 Alfred St. Apply to Cunningham & Lyons, 79 ui street, Kingston, Ont. A coon FLALN CUSK AND HOUSE maid. pply to Mrs. try Tandy, 86 Johnson street. LOST. APPRENTICES, FOR MILLINBERY | GOLD BAND, WITH LETTER "G." IN and _Dress-Making departments. Ap- centre. Suitable reward if returned ply Steacy & Stoacy. to this Office. GOOD GENNRAL SERVANT. NOAA BELT, WITH GOLD PIN, ON SEPT. washing or froming. Apnly Miss 4th, between King and . Sydenhs Smythe, 050 West street. Si. Finder please return to W Mien, GENERAL SERVANT. NO WASH. |] ---- ingr. References requ . Apply to | ENVELOPE, CONTAINING SEVEN. Mrs. Almon, 22 Barrie street. teen Souvenir Post-OUards, (views --- Kingston), awd 'teh one elt © A OCOMPETENT SERVANT. NO jan stamps, on 290d August. Will washing. Apply in the every - Mrs, thank or pay the fonder, if they will Chas. A. Low, 199 Broek st¥et. wend them to the address below. us ---------------------------------- ioe stamps inside the envelope. COMPETENT HOUSEMAID, Must |. Norris A. Hutchinkon, Orislany. St have references. _Aprly to Mrs. Hugh ©. Nickle, 155 Karl stroet. " ROW BOAT, PEA GREEN COLOR, uwoon GENERAL SERVANT. NO about 40-f(. long, near Amherst washing or ironing. References ro- Island. on Sept. 1st. Howard Sor quired. Apply at 184 Earl street. its recovery, Apply M. A. Macbhuft, 1 Yacht Club, Rochester, COMPETENT GENERAL SERVANT N.Y. = onee. Woes Jour dolinte n br o washing or ironing. oly Fre. Knight, Alco siteet. SITUATIONS VACANT. ; -------- SALESMAN, Sr Exoer loNaL A GBNBRAL SERVANT: ALSO A ab 0 sell our os of priva a nes alk t. exclusive ! ar Rptomter Joh to Stier entens; Pifers tnken ry TE FARM I . ol mber to ower. Finds Good: wages given. A Tiveral" terme Lovell Co., Toronto. a Repaired the satisfaction of doing, but whea the duck dropped to earth it was. riddled with buek shot, even the quills of its feathers being ad -------------- Rare Appetisers. Clark's . potted and develed meats. are rare appetizers, Tasty, uppetizing sandwiches--easily made, x Miss Lena Wilson, Belleville, and Ralph Edward Handley, Rochester, N.Y., formerly of Picton, were marti ed in Btlleville, on Monday. : Alma Helena Brown, Madoe, and Ar- mour LL, Reid, West Huntingdon, were married on Tuesday, Augnst ch Mra. Richard White, Lord's Mills, is dead, legving six ren. She was an Anglican and a good w oman. Henry unninghaits tuner from Chickering's, at McAuley's book store. with the figure of an