| Contraction of the Musejeg Or Stiffness of the Cong APPLY DR. SO0TT'S LININENT pypyy 'Also, Au Excellent Hair Restore, n Large bottle, 35 cents. E| "It pot for mle at your drug, 0 Gn always be Procured at aed Dr. . Scott's White Linimey » Joba, N. t s Props. St. ohn, N.B.. and Creuse FURS '| | Seal Skin Sacks : Persian Lamb Sachs '{' Fur-lined Coats Ruffs and Muffs ang : Fancy Neck Pieces * W.F. COURDIER Exclusive Fur Store Phone 700 an. Silver We are ever om the ""Lookout' for new goods of this kind, and have steadly increased our . line ; 'having lately add- ed numerous exclusive do- signs in Pierced Silver Fruit and Nut Bowls, Bon-Bon Dishes, Salt y Sets, Fern Coasters, etc. No two pieces are quite \ alik&; a fact which adds to the value of a gift of this kind. SMITH BROS. » Jewelers--Opticians A WARM SUBJECT There's nothing in the world we're sg Much interested in as Coal at this time Ul the year. It mey sound ameer te speak. of coal buying and selling as « science, but that's: what we've made it. Two iniportant Way to win business fa to deserve it. Booth & Co. FOOT OF WEST ST. Phone 133. ------ he ul Values Had at Store lany New Cus- very Day t the fact, that our, Small ex- a ying, fagilities, enables us to offer showing. Some of our SATUR- Stripes, dainty colors, 12jc ines of Flannelette for 5c. a yard 3x34, fine ' quality, linen, pure A DAY, 12jc. each. t Underwear, Vests and Drawers, - quality, for 25¢. a garment. » brated 'Ibex Brandi" guaranteed Or other defections to mar their » marked at lowest prices. oats, with Caps and Bonnets to in Oxford, Grey, Black or Blue, made, Jin all sizes, a $3.50 ; x / u's 'sides, all are samples, well elgw regular prices. : Coats ever "shown in Kingston, tyles from the kind showa by \ ! 4 weak and sickly. dy : NOW : : would think he was apprenticed to a _ ALL DRUGGISTS;: 50¢. AND $1.00. en whe =A Boston schoolboy wes tlk He didn't have a strong muscle The physician who had attended the family for thirty years prescribed J Scotts Emulsion. , To feel that boy's arm you | ¥en 25 his \ HARVEST OF MATCHLESS BARGAINS for Saturday, Nov. 3rd wellington ' Jd ohnston's aie DRESS GOODS--200. vafds all-wool 31-inch Scotch tgeed, ih brown: and n,inavy and Black, shad "several d patterns. Rell price 3 yard, 9c. 5 | | | HEA Y UNDERW R--Children's fine ribbed? underwear, flesee-lined, vests and drawers, worth up to 35c. Choice and . 20¢. COATS+ Ladies' Black Kersey Coats, full 30 inches long, body and sleeves lined, - velvet collar and braid-trim- med cufi. $10 value F SKIRT Ladies 85 Woollen Skirts, madd Of twedds and cheviots, 'ble blue grey. 85 value Forg. 2 or rayse LADIES RIBBED VESTS AND DRAWERS Extra heavy weight, in all sizes, open or closed styles Saturday only- ae. for Ie. JAPANESE Be. 18 oiiiins ain soc, | SILK---10 pieces 27-inch Japanese Rilk; the kind that will wash and wear well. Newverisold for legs than 50. Saturday 3%¢. vard LADIES' DRESSE DRAWE white. ETTE NIGHT I' COVERS, AND pink, pale blue and In Gowns, 'each . 69¢., 9%¢. and $1.25 Drawers at 25¢., 39¢. and 50¢. pair Corset Covers...15¢., 35¢., 50c. 'each MEN'S FLEECED UNDERWEAR~In all sizes, from MM to 44. Saturday . . 0c. suit EXTRA FINE CASHMERE KINGS--In ribbed or plain, full fashioned and seamless, 35¢ quality. : Por. 25¢. pair; ? We are Selling Furs Very Cheap SYNOPSIS UF CANADIAN NORTH-WEST HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS, Auy even numbered section of Domin- fon Lands in Manitoba or the North- West Province, , excepting 8 and 26, not reserved, may Le homesteaded by any person the sole head of a family, or male over 18 years of age, to the exten of one-quarter section, of 160 acres. ore or less ication for homestead entry or in- Bpection must be made in person by the applicant at the office of the local Agent or Sub-agent. An application fur entry or inspection mude personally at any Syb-agent's oflice may he wired to the local Agent by the Subragent, at the expense of the ap- plicant, and if the land applied for is Vacant on receipt of the telegram such the application is to" have priority and land will' be held unt! 8. nECeESOEY papers to complete thy transaction are received by mail. In case of "'pérsonation" the eatry will be summarily cancelled and the applic cant will forfeit all priority of claint. applicant for inspection must be elig for Homestead entry, and only one application for inspection - will be received from an 'individual until that apolication has been disposed of. A homesteader Whose entry is in good Standing and not- liable to cancellation, ay, subject to approval of Department, relinquish it in favour of father, mother, son, daughter, brother, or sister, if eligible, hut to no one else, on filing de- claration of abandonment. Where an entry is summarily cancelled or voluntarily abandoned, subsequent to institution of , camceliation proceedings, the applicant for inspection will be en- titled to prior right of entry. Applicants for inspection .must state in what particulars the homesteader is in default, and if - subsequentry the state- ment is found to he. incorrect in mater- 'lal particulars, the apnlicant will lose any prior right of re-entry should . the land become vacant, or if entry has been Rranted it may be summarily cancelled. Duties. --~A settler is required to per- form the conditions under--one of the following plans :-- . (1) At least six months' residence up- on and cultivation of the land in each year during the term of three years. 2) If tbe father (or mother, if the father is deceased) of a homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for bv such homesteader the roquiremient as to residence mmy be Satisfied Ly such person residing with the father or "mother. (3) If the settler has his permanent Tesidence upon farming .land owned by Mm in the vicinity of his homestead, ® requirement may tisfied bY residence upon such land. glelore. making 'application for patent fn wettler must give six months' motice n Writing to the Commissioner of Do- Dimion Lands at Ottawa, of his inten- don to do so. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH- WEST MINING REGULATIONS. ooal.--Cont lands may be purchased at Y per acre for soft coal and $20 for aathiucite, Not more 820 acres wired Db; company," Hayatty at the rate of ten on cents per t. of collected a ound shall be Quartz.--A free miner's te 'Is T annum for an indi 1. {rom aceon $100 per ampum for a company "ording to capital. a free miner, having vered miner an Place, niay locate a claim 1.500x The fee for recording a chim is $5. At least $100 must be expended om 'the tlaim each to the mining in Year or paid lieu 'A Dovaity of 23 cent on the sales. Placer mining claims generallv~are 100 Yen Square entry fee $5, remewable ~ rly: Fry a {*Mortimer, Brockville, is making Come and See. A free miner may obtain two lcases to dredge for gold of five miles each for a term of twenty years, renewable at the discretion of the Minister of the Interior. 'The lessee shall have & dredge in oper- ation within one season from the date of the lease for each five miles. Rental $10 per annum for each mile of river leased. Royalty at the rate of 2% per cent eolléeied on the output after it ex- od 0,000. sheds ST W. W. CORY, ° Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N:R:=Unauthorized publication of this advertisement will not be paid for. Cook's Cotten Root Compound. The great Uterine Tonic, and sate eftfoetual Monthly depend. Sold | of strength~No. 1, 10 degrees stronger, fc special cases, Sold by all ary --- repaid on oF price Be ire Toe 300K MEpione Co.. TORONTO, ONY. (formerly Windsor VACCINATION AND DANDRUFF. em There is * as - Sure Pivention of Baldneds- as There is of Small- pox. It is now accepted theft vaccination renders 'the 'vactinated person: exempt from small pox, er at worst, he never has anythige but the lightest kind of a case. Now, as sure a preventive and cure for dandruff, which causes falling hair amd baldness, has been discover ed--Newbro's Herpivide. It kills the dandruff germ. (, H. Reed, Victor, Idaho, save # "Mebli"and &ife have been troubled with dandruff and fall ing hair for several 3 We tried remedies. without effect until wé used Newbro's Herpicide, two bottles of which cured us." Hundreds of similar testimonials. Sold by leading drug gists. Send 10e. "in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit, Mich G. W. Mahood, special agent. Ars. Superior Business Training Institution Frontenac Business College KINGSTON ONTARIO Day and Evening Classes Moderate Rates. T. N. STOCKDALE, Principal. "Phone, 680 7, n of Edward his home in the (North-West, He has been appginted manager of the Independent Luntber' company, of Rouleau. W. Mortis Mf vou want coal that lasts longest Bs \ E get Swift's. CONFERENCE ENDE ------------ {Babylon and the Bible' -- 'As.' "gyriology and the Old Testa- ment' --Evidénce Should Not Be Twisted For Controversy. The fifteenth mani conference of Queen's University concluded this were by Rev. Prof. Jordan, in connee- tion with his series entitled "Fhe Old {Testament as a Problem." "Bubslon and the Bibl" was the subject of Prof. fan's lecture, Thursday evening. The lecturer began by stating that the light of the new ! now available we reconsider the old contrast Babylon and in knowledge must hetween Zion, This is now a complex guestion that needs fo be faced with calm im- partiality. No one who could in any sense be called a student would ever dream of thinking that all goodness and perfection was embodied in Israel and that Babylon was the incarnation of all the vices. The fiercest bigots have never gone to that length and certainly to enlightened prophets such a view was impossible, But on the other hand it is possible, when all light frome sources ancient andemod- ern is thrown upon the subject, to maintain that there is historical jus- tification for linking the -cthical ideal with, the name of Zion, while Babylon stands in the main for" worldly sei- ence and commercial success. The more we study the history of the two. nations, the more clearly do we sce that there may be close contact hetween two peoples without slavish dependence of matters of thought and life, in fact there may be great sim- ilarity in external form and great diversity in spiritual content. Out of very similar surroundings, according to the genius and inspiration. With which different. peoples are endowed, may arise glifferent forms of faith -and conduct. According to Prof. Delitzsch, the most enthusiastic representative of Bahylon, the state religion of that country remained for three thousand Sarre polytheism. Ewen a super- ficiul sketch of the history of Israel shows the nation is independent of its people, and the religious originality of ite prophets. We gladly welcome all weliable information concerning atcient Babylon. But while this ilfus- trates many things in the life of the Hebrew people, it does not tend to lesson our sense of the great fontribu- enabled to make to the life of the world. This morning the subject dealt with bv Prof. Jordan was '"'Assyriology and the Old Testament." This new branch of leafning came into exist ence during the nineteenth century first it~was cultivated mainly because it was supposed to furnish confirma- tion and illustration of the Bible his- tories. The name Assyriology is not strictly correct, but if in general use among scholars; it now represents a large sphere of rescarch. The -number of specialists in that field is gradually increasing, in faet it has become so large that it threatens to swallow up Old Testament criticism. The Cld Testament student must examine 'care- fully Prof. Hommel's statement that it is from external evidence that the final decision of Old Testament ques- tions must come.. He cannot forget that 'tht Jerchmeel theory came from that quarter, and is a very fine speci- men of that kind of evidence. We ad- mit that the Old Testament has = re- csived a new backeround and enwiron- ment, but we still believe that its creat ideas are ®o be interpreted main lv from itself. The attempt to explain everything from Babylon mav be car- ging too far. | After illustratine this point the lecturer eave a statement concerning the Tel-el-amarne tablets and showed that while these valuable documents shed" great 'light upon the state of Palestine before the Hebrews came into it, they need careful inter rrotation and do not of settle the historical cuestions which are in dispute. It is a Christian duty to accent 'evidence from all quarters, and not to twist it about far contro versial purposes, Hints To Huntsmen. With the hunting season open, a few suggestions to lovers of the rifle and big game will not be amiss, and the following. pointers will be well worth commiting to memofy : Don't shoot umtil you are positive what you are shooting at. Don't shoot-at a bush, because it hgppens to moye. There is such a thing as vind. JF Don't drag=6¥gun by the barrel af ter you under any circumsiances. Don't take more than very littl liquor with you to be used only in case of emergency. Remember vou are on 'a hunting trip and not a spree. Don't carry your 'yifle cocked. The day of scnlprhunting Indians has passed and most big game will give vou a chance. 5 Don't point your gun at any living thing while vou are seeing how steady vou can hold the firearm. " Don't carry a loiided gon into camp. The best plan is to be sure that every cartridge ig extracted before you en ter." : Don't tay' # doadéd gun on a table. It ie the first sign of idiocy. 5 -------- See Pibby's T flannel shirts, New York and Baltimore oysters at The Red Star," 274 Princess street. There are people who never give a thought to the hereafter except when they have occasion to. pass a grave yard after dark. Sec Bitshy's 75¢. flannel shirts, Eczema, Rheum, ic. ~uo remedy heals more quickly than Mira Aw fists hrconer saw surfaces, and vefoves the to Avs. J. Webb, 175 » Toronto, writes: "Ii is a wondevful cure." Trvemiett, Hamition, says: "1 Mighty recom: Mira Ointment for Eczema.' Mira Tablets and Blood Tonic help to a more thorough cure. = At . from The Cheat' Ia: of Cons, Hamilton -- If i i tion which, by God's grace, Isracl was themselves > : gaawing, moreing. The last two lectures given: | } Slatir shoe to get all the trade ' x A 2 ¢ £ » Happiness Tir 2 Tablet | " -- - - i . Perfect Health' Fr Every One | 'Procuregl At!Small Cost. How many times have you sat down at your meals absolutely discusted at thé thought or sight' of anything to eat ¥ : How many times have vou sat down at your meals without the trace of an appetite but just because it was "time to eat *" : How many times have you felt a unsatisfied "sull-hungry"' feeling in your stomach, even after vou were through eating ? How many times have you felt that "lump of lead" on your stomach after eating, 'whether, yout mdal well cooked or not? . And how many times have vou suf- fered a whole lot of other things from vour stomach that you couldnt ex- Plain, but that made you crouchy, miserable, out-o'-gorts and generally sour on everybody and everythine ? it is safe to say you couldn't tell. You don't keep track, of those things, of course, but you know vou've suffered them. © You probably have had them for so long that they've become a habit with you, and you have come to the conclusion that vour fafe is to suffer them indefinitely and perhaps forever. And so men, much like horses stand ine unhitehed at the hitching post, think they're tied, and so their habit makes them prisoners, But no one need have dyspepsia, nor indigestion, nor of aonetite, brash. irritation, burnine sensations, hearthurn, nausea, cructations, bad memory, loss of vim and vigor and the happiness that comes from a healthy stomach and a good annetite if he will only leave: bis old! hitching post and tie himself to a new one. one that will hold him to health, joy, ambition and a clear mind and mem- ory. and the sunshine that coes with them, That indeeerig heaven ! And vou can get it in a little tablet already pro- pared for the purpese. in = Stuart's Dvsnersia Tablets. those little cher wks of health and delight found ia thousands of homes to-day. Ia one inoredicnt of ene of these pr little tablets will digest for you 3,000 grains of food. This relieves vour stomach of the work of dicesting until vowr stomach can get - steong and healthy 'acain. Your stomach has been overworked ant abused. It's fagged out. It needs a rest. LetiRtuart's Tiygoepsia Tablets the work of your stomach survrised how fine you'll feel after, eating, and how lusciouslhy. ~ood every- thine will taste to vou. That's beeanse the tablets are thorouchly' divesting the food which your stomach couldn't dicest before. Have these tablets on vovr dining tabl>, and take one or two after every meal without Tail, Then von will real ire, as never before that the human stomach decides for every man wheth- er he will ~a. forward or bhackward- ond besides' you'll foroet vou ever had a stomach to torment you. was loss do THEODORE HORTSMAN, Congressional candidate, apponent to Nicholas Longworth the president's son-in-law. : " HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR XT. This Charge is Hurled at the Slater Shoe By a Dealer. "You are responsible,. ahd vou alone, for the importation of Ameri can 'shoes into Canada. Mr. Slater was surprised when this charge was hurled at him by an indignant shoe man. He had opposed the sapplica tion of the other Canadian shoe manufacturers for an inerense in the shoo tariff, and stoutly' and ably op nosed it, his competitors admitted. But - his opposition, he maintained, did not favour the foreien shoe. This is the way the charge against the Slater Shoe company was argued : "*You give exclusive agencies lor the Slater shoe. Only one man in a town or city can have the agency What are. the other' déalére in the town to do ? Sit still, and allow the of who want Tile shoes 3 . Not much, sir. We know that the only shoe that = can stand "an with vour shoe in style and whrlooanskip is the American" whee! And have h people to bave "it. "The. huyer puvs the shut: too. F. G. Lockett, uxelusive a-ent, Kineston. 4 i ---------------- s A Sweeping Difference. os Jane," said the good mistress, "Pm wery pleased with va yon do the house great credit." g "Fhonk you mum," said Jane: "I always do my best, and Pm olad vou ain't oot a fault to find with me." "I don't cay that, Fane: the only thine I find to say aeaibst vou is that your washing bill is far too ex- travagant. [ast 'Week vou © sent six blouses to the wash: Why, Jane, mv own daughter' never sends_more than twb 1" "Ah, that mav be, mam." relied Jane, "bat 1 "ave to! Your- daurh- ter's sweetheart is a bank' clerk, while my yvouhg man is a chimbey sweep. It makes a difference, mpm." See Bibby's spreial S0c, milfs: More * thar two hunieed : thousand people are confimidd. in the English church every 'year. . x JUS. a harpain, because it ' has quality. Swilt's Seranton econl, You will bed RATES word. Minimum charge for sertiom, 25c. Adve, & lines {CONDENSED ADVERTISING First. insertion, le. & word. Each con secutive insertion thereafter dc. & one in- or undef a week. $1. Adut 4 lines or under a month, $3. Everybody in Kinzstou eads the WHIG EEE -------- @ | THE PEOPLE'S FOR! | WANTED--GENERAL. Ere nr A FARM TO RENT, WITH A VIEW of purchasing. MoUann; 51 prdex St. 8S. R. Breck erect. PLAIN work to for board. G.." Whig office, ress FAMILY WASHING TO DO AT HOME, CMY PROPERTY TO BUY; WILL v cash. J. S McQaun, 51 SEWING OR 10H House. Steani®r New Island Wanderer. wo prosecuted. A returning to W. J. Crothers. Good Grand. "The Man of Her. Choice," drama put on at the Grand night, continues a plot that is interesting, and present enjovirl the play. a pretty lpve story in which conipuny,. Wall street, Ned Nettie Walcott, daughter Walcott, head of the are the principals. It Fred Holland, man of the work," of in giv known acts, of some important Papers. the papers himsel', but his assist him in the o is anxious that wed Holland. true to her love for Beh Evans the first three acts tell of the trials the The angrv father refuses to for his daughter and uvon her own resources. all cass, true 3 love 'wins out, ceives his punishment, the couple which is readily L. Seybolt took the Evans Nellie Walcott. for their roles, wstice. Aubrey given part of and Noves, as the the suenortine- average, company - was The Pest Proof: The large number of sales we making these. days of correct style and superb values, > emt css to $1.75; Hardware. Within © a fortnight Mr. Samuel Calver, who secured a. lucrative position, Trv Bibby 's for pajamas. Toe "Much Food. ably suffer 'headaches ness and all - the horrid - di a doctor for ten cents. 23¢. and See Ribby's special $1.25 gloves. at all drug stores. AT ONCE, FIRST-CLASS COOK, FOR Wages "THE MAN OF HER CHOICE." h fn harboring same after. this notice will liheral reward by Production Put on at the the melo- last post the large "audience It contains lob Evans, managing clerk of, the Walcott York? and James firm mentioned, 1 in four £ "a is also out after and by his the -hand of the Walcott eirl his clever trickery he suececdds in hav- ing Bob Mvans discharged from position hy accusing him of the theft He steals ) business contiections with the Walcott company i pulling the ¥ool over of 'the head of the firm, who his daughter should The Walcott girl stapds and many couple are united, and the villain ) nh the father of irl begeing the forgiveness of thi and Mabel Mordaumt that voung couple go through. provide she is thrown But, as i in the re George Bert of Both were well suited did them ample Fred Hol land, made a very" good villain, and up to geen are our . Alaska sable scarfs is the best proof of their See our special fines at $10; $13 and $15. They a have no egal at the price, « nmphy I Bros., the mamifacturing frriers, J Sniversal meat choppers from $1.95 all guaranteed. Strachan's and Mrs, r have long been residents of Brockville, will leave for Calgary, Alta., where Mr. Calver has Every time you eat tod fast, ¢ 3 Tam ton much food into the stomach, you offend a law of nature and will Trob- , nausea, bilious- which are so caused. Now if your will nesist nature a little in an agreeable munner with such a pleasant and offi- eacious treatment as Hutch you need not suffer all these troubles. Hutch will give vou instant relief from these little complaints and if vou give it thorough trial vou will find that canses which produce them. Hutch a it is . |constitution, the House of Lords i perty Fates. Stranve am selling TREASURY STOC MEMBER THERE IS ALMOST A AND ZINC IN sold at the pit's mouth, this Stock for sale. In Chicago it their friends, to the furthe speculation, this. I HEREBY SCRIBER FOR STOCK, IF HE FIN PERTY, THAT 1 HAVE STATED A further particulars apply to Kingston, November 2, 1906. NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL Before renewing old or giving new husiness get rates from Strange cents. UNDERTAKE TO p A CHAIN PURSE, CONTAINING A ARTH BL smail sum. of money and owner's OUR aLICIES COVER MORE ON ad A 0, Qi a name on card, on Stuart St. Re- Sompan and Sontents : any other ward for: its return to this Office, Oodeioyy Dir ng thei 44 8 . : et Square. en ve MEDICAL. A RRARL CRESCENT PIN. ON Sus. DR. McCART FFICB LATELY day morning, tetween Cor. Bay an ' 3 - HY 4 Ridean. Ste. and. St. Mary's Othe LIVERY POL: J ONDOR AND AOLOBR occupied 4 DF ky corner Man- dral. Finder please leave at this aseota S81 187.915. To addition able treal and Brock streets. : ; Office, ¢ hich, the POLLEY ide ¥ tor - LOX: security unlim ial of all tk BLACK COCKER SPANIEL HUP, six the t % and Juonths old, on _ Monday. Parties insured at. 'lowest oy' Pro. AND ROOMS. warm a boiird. App is 137 miles from Chicago, and G.W.R.R. This RD have purchased per share. RE- FOR LEAD of Chicago, offering id being sold, by thé directors, among: ul Up to the present there are not more than 35 sharcholders. The money received from the sale of this Treasury Stock will be devoted development of the property. The Brokers in Chigago are all absorbed in selling GOLD FIELIVS Stock, or this Stock could be sold there. Just as every Broker in Canada is absorbed-in Cobalt properties. Now, here is a fair, legitimate investment, and one that: you will be al- lowed 15 DAYS TO. EXAMINE before vou pay for stock, No "Wild Cat." AY THE EXPENSHS OF ANY SUR IS, AFTER INSPECTING THE PRO- NYTHING BUT THE FACTS. For THOMAS MILLS, 79 Clarence St. ---------- Crisis in Parliamentary Govern- ment. Review of Reviews. The opening of the autumn session of the British parliament brings the House of Lords question to the front. As it is likely to r emain there for some time it. may not be unprofitable to indicate the salient outlines of 'the controversy between the peers and the people: nie ~ The House of Lords is the only legislative chamber in the whole of the territories where English is spoken which is based solely upon -the here ditary principle. Leaving on one side new creations, . the lords of appeal ond the bishops, no man sits in the upper house oxeeping for the reason that he is the son of his father, al- though in the case of the Irish and Scottish contingent he must add to that original qualification the fact of his election hy the peers bf Ireland and Seotland to sit as their represen: tative in the imperial parliament. As at present constitisted the House of Lords contains 593 members, against 670 Toembers of the House of Com- mons, all of whom are elacted by thé householders of the three kingdoms., Of the 593 'persons who have a right to #it iff the upper' house, a ri which the majority rarely exercises, twenty-six gre bishops, who sit by virtue of their position as representa- tives of thé immense landed estates of the established church. Fortysfour are representative Irish (28) and Scot tish (16) peers elected by their fol lows, fot 'are lords of appeal dated for life, chidfly for the i \ahling' the house to exercing itd di cial functions as supreme cohirt of mp- peal, and 519 sre peers if Dwi own right. As might be expected from its is | a BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS. Ycemanemtly conservative. The ma- jority of the House of Commons, to- day, is liberal, yesterday it was. con- servative, to-morrow it may be waion- 15st again. But the Honse of Lords js always held by a solid stalwart ma- jority of conservatives. The liberal minority may number ten per cent. of the whol: house, but not more than , that. It is the permanence of this overwhelming tory majority in upper house which has at brought about the political erisis: in Great Britain, < For at the last gine- ral election, the constituencies by ma- joritiew without precedent elocted ' a House of Commons in which the eon: servatives were onl 158, as against 512 of the combined forces of = their political opponents. The moment the result of the polls was declared a con- flict. between the 'two houses was seen houses is necessary before anv. hill van he passed into law. In legislation, ex- tayation of the people, the rights the two houses are the same. The House of frqmamons alone can orivin- ate financial] legislition. The House of Lords may reject financial measures en Eloe, it must not amend them. As a rule this right to reject taxing bills is nover exercised, And it is the . ex: elusive possession of the power-of the purse that enables the House of Com- mons to hold its own in the govern ment of the empire. ii Y.W.C.A. wish their friends to pa- !tronize the Pauline Johnston soncert ' Tuesday evening, . | Riv. Father hell. Smith's Falls. 8 to kave a curate to assist him in his work. ¥ Malaga grapes at "The Red Star," 274 Princess street, {Get Swift's Scranton Corl at Swilt's, See Libby's 81 fur-band caps. tobe inevitable." The assent of both copting in matters which relate to 5 ¥ by a GestsSluas lavudives, Sutisias whreet. - f tivh guaranteed. Ppiy & Jhatham - Le HELP WANTED---MALE street. FARM TO RENT, IN TOWNSHIP OF mmm [AN EXPERIENCED BOOKPEPER iy 51 rock. Strest, 3-8 LABORERS. = FOR EXCAVATION " Engagoment January 1st." State ex or tia e---------- ork. x a a tiv i . ) Fark E ng anadian Locootive Jeriches, EY re Apply Box "X. §. wanu COMFORTABLE HOUSE, Ea ¥, - YOUNG MEN TO MAKE BROOMS. |g , Apply to Gould & Co. Cor King | an iui oT BNOGRATHER IN and Queen streets. = fi . Tatmhe Ay Toa . - - urnished. pp o 0X » Cave 3, TEN MEN TO RUN TIN PEDDLING Whig office, » THAT DESIRABLE, central MOUS Sais; goad job and a work Lo dei No. 142 a St sober, industrious men. dress or w i -- call on Jno. J. Sullivan, Brownaville, FOR BALE. RE leupicd by alr Rs N.Y. USA. a " wt "131 "Princess 'street. Pay ALAR De GENTLEMEN TO HAVE THEIR + 8. R, SMeCunn, roti o h overcoats madd to look like new, | = EE aN NI IT Sk SRA 11 pressed and cleaned or turned. New ! ELECTRIC MOTOR, RIGHT HORSE war ls f work guaran te please. Prices ower, now running in Whig Press detached, * finht, Gulloway, the Tailor, 131 oom. . ~ Bai X rock = . * ox treet next month, may sell.' J. a ALL KINDS OF CITY PROPERTY, bread, 196 Unfon street West. LABORERS, FOR EXCAVATION cheap, op MoCanu's Real Estate __brend, 196 Union street West, 5 work. pply Canadian Locomotive 3 rock street. BRICK HOU Company. FOR SALE-Douni® 500, Stone Howse BILLIARD TABLE, CAROM, NEW 10-rooms $2,000. Brick House and lot MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE IN York make ; 9x5 feet cushion space. adjoining, $2,000. Rough Cast eight woeks. Graduates earn ten to Apply through Whig office. ae '$850. Frame House and lot, eixhien rer wen Branches throwsh- To-let, Hous, $18, $19 and out Canada an ni States, Help + AN CY a month. Farms r wo M Hedy prisitions paatalopue he pANBRICAN ney CLOPEDIA, NEW loan. J. A. Gardiner, 351 Wellin 3 - Moler a ollege, . © . street. e FO parhat et spacial reason. Apply "through Whig n __HELP W. . SEVENTEEN 'HORSES, ALL KINDS, | 3 rere 2 om == a 2,500 round team for $65. D. J. | A COOK AND HOUSEMAIA APPLY Hoy, Massey-Harris Agent, Clarence | J 253 King street. Stree. A COOK. APPLY 10 MRS. STRANG r= ACRES OF GOOD LAND WITH } Two well-furnished ~ ""Gfifte $ e or. Undon.' mile © mits, w . P» 156 King street, /Cor. Union ean ior ey mits, will be eid 14 rooms" to let; bright, airy, A COOK. NO WASHING. : APPLY TO 03 larénce street. 13 good {ocation, on King Bt. Mrs. Walkem, Beverly street, | A Newry situaTED sod suis jg Apply J. P. Forrest, Gents - GOOD GENERAL hy, gaan na: irs ud, lurge ot, concrete t Furnisher, 348 King street. family, no washing. Apply rs, Lo « SO > : a oa tr al C. Lockett, 5% Wellington. street. sald soun.. Apply. Hox | "3, Whig ' 2 $30 per month. Apply Folger's hard and soft water, new m Tigket qffice. locality. For further particulars, WM. NEWLANDS, rn Ply "Th Wht office. DoUIAES: ap: fice. second floor A WOMAN TO GO TO THE COUNTRY, store, corner family of two ; woman with one child | FARM, ON BATH ROAD, LESS streets. Entrants on Bagot " not Objectionable. No hard work, than two miles from Kj mn, cons Phone, 608. , i | _-- Apply Whig office. ialuing Shout 180 acres, ree never - % ailing wells on the property, creek WE N A HITE LOST. running throush same, deep soil, PO Tank aiid £ om ee ee | Ea ER Rn | Veh sheet HR, 51 A PEARL NECKLACE, ON CLERGY Ferrls, on the farm, or at 874 ¢ or Johnson Sts. Finder Kindly re Alfred street, Kingston. HENRY P. SMITH, wR CHITECT, turn to 220 Alfred St. and receive a ete. Anchor Building, Square, reward. MONEY AND BUSINESS. Phons, 345. : a otis. " This Advertisement Is Put in This Paper That It May Be Read. Very Carefully Here Are the Facts 4 THE PLUM RIVER MINING COMPANY, of Stockton, DL. have 215 acres of good LEAD and ZINC property, with two shafts beitig sunk, and' all. necessury Mining equipment. The Mine THINK OF IT, and within 2§ miles of the Chicsgo Railroad Company and 'alse MONTGOMERY WA Leaseholds, respectively, adjoining the Plum River Company's lund. The Lead i visible in 'the shafts.in 15 places; in "seams," "chimneys," ete. ~parvalue 81.00-for ol SA X UNLIMITED MARKET THE UNITED STATES. The product of this Mine can be 1 am the baly person Bast