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'Cut this ad. oul--It is valuable '- FALIRNAAY hen answering this have. ding All Competitors WARD VII. TCH. Distillers, Argyleshire. 43 AXE : i" THE DAILY 8. FN SYSTEM Going Oct. © to Nov. 8 To points in Temagami, points Mat- tawe to Port Arthur, to Sault Ste. Marie and Port Arthur, via Northern Navigation Company. To Georgian Bay and Lake Superior points via NN. Co. (To points on Northern Navigation Company extra charge will be made for weals and berths returning). To certain points in Quebec: ' Going Oct. 28 to Nov. 8 To Penetang, Midland, Lakefield, all points Severn to North Bay, Argyle to Coboconk, Iindsay to Haliburton: points Madawasks to Depot Harbor: points on Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays and Magnetawan River. AH Tickets Good Returning Until Dec. 8 Reduced Fares to Kootenay and Pacific Coast Points From August 27th to October 38lst, 19086. For tickets, Pullman accommodation, and all other information apply to J. P. HANLEY Kgent, Corner Johnson and Ontario streets. KincsToNg PEMBROKE In Connection With Canadian Pagific Railway SPECIAL RATES TO THE COAST VANCOUYER : |vicronix b 30 | SEATTLE . TACOMA PORTLAND NELSON $43.80 |zesmuane Second class one-way, on swe only un- ul Oct. 31st. Proportionately low rates to other points. For Tickets and full information see F. Conway, S.P.A., K. &P. Ry. King ston, or write C. B., Foster, D.R.A,, C P.R., Toronto. Bay of Quinte Railway New short line for Tweed, Napanee, Dessronto, and all local points. Traine feave City Hall Depot at ¢ pm. F, CONWAY, Agent B. Q: Ry. Kingston. New York Central & Hudson River R.R. THE SIX-TRACK TRUNK LINE Shortest Route to the United States Via Kingston and Cape Yincent, N.Y. Lv. Kingston teed *5 a.m., 2 P. Arr. Cape Vincent (Str.,) 7 a.m., 4 p. N.Y.C. Lv. Cape Vincent, 7.25 a.m. 4.50 p.m. Arr. atertown, 8.20 a.m nw Arr. Oswego, . 11.56 a.m Arr. Syracusé, 12.11 am., 9.83 p. Arr. Rochester, 2.28 p.m., 8 aan. Arce Utica, 12.20 pm., 945 p.m. Arr. New York, 5.40 p.m., 5.15 am. *Mondays only. Couvenient train service im directions PULLMAN. SLEEPING AND PARLOR CARS * 2 Cents a Mile Books for 500 miles of travel on New York Central and leased opposite Rochester & biladel . Retmn, sod Central R.R. of New Jersey cost . Secure further information and purchase tickets from H. S. Folger, Der York Oemtral Agent, Kingston, Ay H, Smith, 1M Gy O. Gridley. General Agent. hen INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY SPORTSMEN SATISHED Reports from all the Game Sections of the Maritime Provinces indicate a most successful season. Write for ** Fishing and Hunting" ~~ "Trail of the Mic-Macs™ : "* Week in Canaan Woods" **Moose of the, Miramichi TO GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, Moncton. NB. Vasnos has 450,000 wine-shops. This is an average ol one for every thirty] | TALKING ---- To Get More Strength from Your Food. HEN the Bowls are filled with undigested food we may be a great deal worse { off than if we were half starved. Because food that stays too long in the Bowels decays there, just as if it stayed too long in the open air. Well, when food decays in the Bowels, through delayed and overdue action, what happens? » - - - 'The millions of little Suction Pumps that line the Bowelsand Intestines then draw Poison from the decayed Food, instead of the Nourishment they were intended to draw. This Poison gets into the blood and, in time, spr all over the body, unless the Cause of Constipation is promptly removed. + That cause of Constipation is Weak, or Lazy Bowel Muscles. When your Bowel-Muscles grow. flabby they. need Exetoise to strengthen them, not "Physic" to pamper them. - * - There's only one kind of Artificial Ex- ercise for the Bowsl-Muscles. Its name Is "CASCARETS," and its price is Ten Cents a box. So, if you want the same natural action that a six mile walk in the country would give you, (without the weariness) take one Cascaret at a time, with intervdls between, till you reach the exact condition you desire. One Cascarst at a time will properly cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue. ® * * Don't fail to carry the . Vest Pocket Cascaret Box with you constantly, TAR Druggists sell them--over ten million boxes a'year. « Be very careful to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Com- pany and never sold in bulk. « 'Every tablet stamped "CCC." 4 APRON PATTERN JE" IR, JER This is the best apron pattern ever offred. and 1g ushething £ THE HOME JOURNAL will peceive one free. This isa You don't wash with the box! Both box and wrapper of Baby's Own Soap are plain, business like and cheap. All the money is in the Soap itself, which is a '"wholesomely ** pure and fragrant as money can make it. Baby's Own Soap is mach imitated as to appear- ances, but delicate skins soon show the difference. - "Baby's Own" costs YOU no more than the imitations. Albert Soaps Lid-, Mirs. = [Montreal birds in all parts of 22 Bathurst St.. London, Ontario. TRAVELLING. TIME TABLE a0 PN, 1 MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. Jurgininh fe cenmiansas Vietorian . 1onian RATES OF PASSAGE. $55 and upwards: Second-Class, $42.50 and upwards. © Third-Class, $27.50 and $28.75. Glasgow XY, vis, content to do only middling well, © five grown men. Aup-0] eu 30} pusg COTTAM BIRD SEED ALLAN "STE LINE Lange urs., Nov, ®. inhi ates STN, ROW, 10% THE SPORT REVIEW HAMILTON TIGERS REQUIRE A SCRIMMAGE. Suit Against Ottawa Baseball ' --Club--Will Barrow Again Man- age the Toronto Raseball Club ? peal ine BF Seventy ontries have been made for the Marathon fifteen miles road race, to be run on the Lake Shore Road. The Montreal Curling Club's centen- ary bonspiel celebration will be held duting the week beginning Jan. 2st. Montreal Herald : Ottawa's chief of police does not like football. We should take his holidays during the strenuous season. . George Sutton announced in Bos: ton that he would choose New York City for his billiard game with Willie Hoppe. He has accepted the challenge, Toronto Star: The Hamilton Tigers have to beat Argos here a week from Saturday, before they are eligible to challenge for the Canadian champion- ship. They are a little premature with their challences. : President Charles Murphy of the Chicago National League Baseball Club became the owner of the control- ling interest in that club yesterday. As a reward for the manner in which the club has been conducted, Nr. Murphy has been allowed by C. P. Taft to assume control of the club. G, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. au, the first game for the Canadian ip. will likely be played n H ton. ---------- ~ 'RENOUNCES WIFE'S MONEY. Duke of Marlborough Consents to Separation ondon, Oet, 27. --Renowncing the ----or his wile, formerly Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt, of New York, the Duke of Marlborough has con: sented - ta a Spuration from the, duchess. This js the latest gossip go- ing the ronnds in regard to the marital - troubles of the well-known poor, Terms for the soparation of the couple have already been agreed to according fo this report. The will get Sunderland house and the duke will waive all right to any tion of the fortane rh on his ite at "the time. of ge. The income fram this marriawe settlement is said' to amount to $175,000 annumlly. Al that the duke will really profit. will be to the extent of the repairs made by the Duchess of Blenheim. "Neglect of his wife is said to have td to the troubles of the duke. His conduct has been criticized for a long time amd it 8 reporeed That a vear age King Edward talked to Marl: in behall of his wife, but without accomplishing anv wood. . The fmal tif came when the duchess refused. to accompany her husband on a fishing trip to Scotland.' Henry Cunvingham, tuner from It is doubtful if Goderich will be Chickering's, at McAuley's book store, EE -- able to place an intermediate hockey team on the ice this season. Donald Mclver, goal-keeper, will not have re turned to.town. Carr-Harris may pos- sibly go away, and it is not certain that Harry McGaw will be there. The town will probably be represented by a junior team. On behali of Pitcher Frank Sanger, Centre Fielder 8. J. Shaughnessy, Fit cher S. E, Watson and Third Baseman James Kennedy, of the Ottawa base ball team, suit has been entered in the division court against the Ottawa Baseball Association for $800, being the aggregate of one month's wages of the four players mentioned. Toronto Globe: Whether Manager Barrow will continue next year with the Toronto club is yet uncertain. The geninl Toronto leader will have his hands fall looking after his hotel, and it is hardly likely that he will retain the local management. A suitable suc- cessor to Manager Barrow would be hard to locate. Things broke very badly for him last season, and Tor- onto wound up in last place through no fault of his. An effort is being made in Hamilton to induce "Billy" Marshall to again don the yellow and bluck and help the team in its championship fight. In his day Marshall was one of the best wing men in the business, and he would greatly strengthen the team. It is also likely that a competent coach will be engaged, to instruct the team in the fine points of the Canadian little different to PARROTS ! A oe played by O.R, From up. Shipped safely to wny | F.U. teams. Ralph he A Write for Price' List 'ce make specially low prices to met these Canada to adver Ripley is out at practice with the Tigers. Admirers of pugilism in Chicago are happy over the announcement made ; Mayor _ Thimne, of that city, that s perfectly willing to allow six round bouts .to go on again, provid: ing the sport is conducted in the man+ ner that it should be, and that no more fake bouts are pulled off on the publie. The mayor says he will at- STEAMER WOLFE ISLANDER tend the first show, which will be held Begining Sept. 4th. Leave Wolfe Island :-- in a short time, and if he is satisfied that everything is all right, and the wblic want them, he will issue a license' to bona-fide clubs to hold these contests. Hamilton Spectator : If the Tigers figure on playing in the Canadian shamplonship 'games this year, it is igh time that a scrimmage was being wot. together. In that réspect-only will the O.R.F.U, champions be handi- 'capoed in the championship strupele, as in other respects the Canadian Union 'rules are not unlike those of the O.R.F.U. The Quepec Union cham- dons will have a scrilimage that«has been working well together all season, and that is up to all the tricks in the game, and in order to make any kind of a showipg the Ontario champions will have to have a well-semsoned trio. H the Tigers win out in the Ontario Union, and the chances are that they HET Young Men Wanted For Firemen and Brakemen. Experience unnecessary. Over 500 positions open at the present time. High wages. Rapid First-Class $70 and upwards, 'after Nov. [ Promotion to Fargineers and Conductors. 1st, $5 BE $75 to $200 per month. Instructions Ly mail at your home without interruption | with presemt occupation. We assist each Weekly Sailings from Montreal to] stwdent in securing a position. Don't de lay. Write to-day for frée'eatalogue, in- "tructiogs and application blank. NATIONAL RAILWAY TRAIN. ING SCHOOL, INC. : Our illustration shows Dan Patch, King of racing stalliondy just before record of one-quarter. second at Minneapolis. years veteran covered the mile in 1.55. The ten FIGHTING BULL RUNS One Man Killed and Some Wound- 3 ed By Beast. Madrid, Oct. 27.--A fighting bull escaped this morning at nine o'clock. and, meeting in the street a- sweeper, who tried to stop its career, tossed, and killed him. Next a woman, who was unable to escape, was caught by her skirts and dragged a hundred yards, Tollowed by an excited, shouting crowd. The pur- sters and pursued entered the Botani- cal Gardens, where the guards threw weighted ropes over the animal's heady but were dragged along the ground or tossed. Leaving the gardens, several police- men fired revolvers at the bull, wound- ing him without apparent effect. The bull then attacked a team of mules, wounding the driver, who only escap- ed death by jumping inside a cart, After injuring fifteen more persons, the bull encountered a pair of mount- ed 'civil guards, who fired with Maus- er rifles and killed the boast. Saturday's Fashion Note. The drawing gives an idea of one of the new models in street hats of the tailored sort, the shape being of vel vet, rolled up sharply at the left side, Large bird's breasts and wings were used as trimming across the top, the moslel hat having shaded pale blue wings on a black velvet hat. Maline and velvet ribbon was used at the side on the, bandeau and across the back, under the brim. Oldest Tree In The World. The oldest tree in the work is said to be the famous dragon tree of Tene- rifle, which' is éstimated to be from 4,000 to 6,000 years of age. This 'won- der of the plant world was seventy feet or more in height until the year 1819, when during a. terrific storm one of the large branches was broken off. A similar storm in 1867 stripped the trunk of its vemaining branches, and left it standing alone. This tree derives its common name from. a red- dish exudation known as dragon's blood, found in the sepulchral caves of the Guaches, and supposed to have been used by them in embnlming their Thirty-four thousand visitors paid to see Shakespeare's house at Stratford-on-Avon, during the course The "dog days' last from July 3rd The ambitions midilman is = not}, wo nogeon Block, Miuneapolis. Mion., to August 11th. Pigs have been known to kill and de- vour sheep, GERMANY IS BUSY RUSHING WORK ON THE BIG SHIPS OF WAR. Keel Plates of Vessels of Dread- naught Type to Be Shortly Laid--At Sea in Two Years. Berlin, Oct. 27. Fresh detpils are published of the restless energy with which Germany is accelerating the completion of her fast-expanding fleet, The keel plates of the new battles: ships of the Dreadnaught class and the huge new armored eruiser will be luid within the next six weeke. Several thousand extra worimen will be employed, which will render it pos- sible, for the ships to, be completed the same time, that is to say, as has hitherto been ' required for the con- struction of battleships displacing only 13,000 tons. The first of the German Dread: naughts will be launched toward the end of 1907. The contractors have promised the imperial government that all the ships orderad shall be ready to hoist the pennant and join the German fleet by the spring of 1909, unless their trials should greatly delay their commissioning. "It is also announced that the new German destroyers of 530 tans will have four engines, in place of three, as hitherto, and will develop 10,000 horse power. Their artillery has been greatly strengthened, to enable them to deal with any 'other destroyers afloat or under construction, -------- KAISER REFUSES PLEA. Will Not Let Son of Duke Be- come-Ruler. Berlin, Oct. 27.~The kaiser has re- fused the offer of the Duke of Cum: berland to renounce his claint and that of his eldest son to the throne of Brunswick, if his youngest son may become the duke. The Norddeutsthe Allgemeine Zei- tung, which publishes the correspond: ce on thé subject between the duke and the kaiser, states that the .dulke mude his offer conditional on the um- derstanding that he retained for him self and his eldest son the right of succession in the event of the extine- tion. of the line of his youngest som, The emperor has replied that he is not in a position to further consider the request, as the resolution of the federal council of 1885 still prevails. The resolution decided that the dukes could not be reconciled with the fund- amental principles of the treaty, which constituted the empire, owing to the nature of his relations with Prussia. Prince Buelow, in replying to the €, who asked that he should sup- port his proposal before the emperor, wrote that he was unable to do so. Eagle Hill News. Eagle Hill, Oct. 23.~Hugh Pettefer has returned from his trip to Cobalt, and reports everything booming in that country. KR. Ferguson and A, Armstrong have been doing some splendid work on Eagle Hill. Un ae- count of the illness of his wife M. Ready received a sudden call howe from his work at Gillies' depot, New Ontario. Mrs, Ready is still seriously ill, but is improving under the uble care of Dr. Tennant, of Denbigh. Jus. Irvine took a load of fine hogs to Tweed last week. On Monday night, Rev. Mr, Irvine, of Flinton, held 'Thanksgiving service in thie school: house. A good crowd were present. A special collection was taken for the widows' and orphans' fund of = the diocese. Mise Frankie Stewart was the guest of Miss Hazel Pettefer on Satur day. Mr. Corby, Belleville, and sever- al friends are spending the autumn at Knox Park, On Tuesday last William and Harry Johm, and Miss Martha John left for western points, where they intend staying for the winter. They were actompanied, as far as Ren- frew, by Miss Jane John and William John. A party of guests from Arn prior, Renfrew and Denbigh, were en- tertained last -week at W. Chatson's cottage, on Thirty Island Park. most enjoyable time was spent, and many were the praises of their genial host, whose kind hospitality has ever matle Horseshoe Island a favorite re- wort. Thomas Stewart, Vennachar, made a business call at R. Ferguson's to-day. A little visitor has come to stay at Erdman Marquardt's--it's 'a boy. Mrs. Ferguson and Ndrris Ready visited at A. Rosenblatt's, Denbigh, on Sunday. George Jackson, Vennach ar, is drawing Tumber from the saw mill here, for Robert Johnston, Mat- awatchan., Visitors: Mrs. M. Irvine, Pleasant Valley, at J. Irvine's: Rine- hart and Miss Louise Fritsch, Den- bigh, at R. Ferguson's; D. Youmans, Denbigh, and Mr. and Mrs. H., Pette for, Elm Flats, at NM. Ready's; Miss Luella Teeples, Douglas, at W. John's; G. Brown at H. Pettefer's; Mrs. J. Vilnefl, Denbigh, at Edward Villnefi's. Lagrippe Mastered. La grippe can and should be cured as soon as it starts, The remedy to use, is Wade's Cold Cure Tablets (lax: ative). It provides just the aid requir- ed to prevent the diseaws getting hold of you. Just as efiective "for curing colds and for headache and constipa> tion. In boxes, 25c. Sold only at Wade's drug store. Money back if not satisfactory. Hanged Himself On A Cornstalk. Stephen Birdsall, a farmer, fifty- eight years old, living near ho town, Chesterfield township, N.J., committed smricide by hanging himself by winding a.rope around his neck and another end around a tall corny stalk in a field at his home. Birdsall had been in a field sowing grass seed in the early morning, and upon being missed a search was made for him. When found by his son the farmer was dangling from the cornstalk, strang) od to death. A widow and two 'sons survive. No reason was given for Birdsall committing suicide. : ------------------ The growth of girls ie greatest in of last year. , their fifteenth year and that of boys in the seventeenth. r About £5,000,000 is spent every year 'in commection with the last obsequies to the dead, : within tha period originally fixed-in | % This is the box that has the biscuits | that are always fresh, that are made in® the sbest bakery in Canada by the best bakers. ay ] "If these are the Biscuits you want, always insist on your grocer sending Mooney's, crisp and g00d--mimsrit succession to the Duchy of Brunswick | mew. 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