| THE DAILY WwHIG, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. RI - A TRIAL PACKET CEYLON TEA is in such popular favor read Packets only. ®5c., 30c., 40c., 50c. and 60c. i All Grocers', grows 'onl you. kes---with the icy malt and dded delicious. them. your old-time st 'and supper, ill sce from 'the coupons I , which the children like arted with Orange Meat." wdded to the already riicles given to,users ins a coupon ° SC Napanee, Will be at the Royal Hotel, With the finest display of Hair Goods ever seen in America. Transformation, and Full Transformation, the All Over I'arted Pampadour, Switches from $2 to $30, Waves from Coverings from $15 to $35, Pompadoursy from $6.50 to $20, from $85 to $60, Wigs from $30 to £70, Pember's Natural Scalp Part for Wigs and natural appearance and' durability in America. ne Meat, Kingston." Call and bring your friends to see us. Ladies' will find our prices will suit them Thursday, Friday, Picton, Saturday, Nov. 17th. Toupees eanmot be equalled For Mail Orders Professor Pember, 127-129 Yonge St., Toronto MAKES FRIENDS AND CONVERTS THIS IS THE WHOLE SECRET WHY A" Per Pound. At Professor Pember Will be at the Randolph Hotel, K ingston, Will be at the Paisley House, Nov. 15th. Nov. 16th. For ladies the semi- Pompadour, £5 to $15, and the Head Gent's Toupees for -------- ad 25¢ packages. ich 15c size. Thermometer The thermometer on the Pandora range oven means precisely in ac- curacy to the cook what the square and compass : . mean to the draftsman. _ Without the square and Bor Invalids, Food "Wa: have already dud DR. BARNARDO SAYS I risfactory."--July 27th, 100%. LYMAN, SONS & CO. Montreal. GOLD MEDAL AWARDED, WOMAN'S EXHIBITION, LONDON, 1900. Neaoves And Nearly 80 Years' Established Reputation. Neave's Food in two ot our. Homes (Babies Castle and the Village Home), and I have no hesitation 'in saying it has pr Manufacturers: JOSIAH R. NEAVE & CO., FORDINGBRIDGE, ENGLAND. Wholesale Agents--THE LYMAN BROS. & €O., Limited, Toronto, and The Aged. very ---- SE compass the draftsman \ * would have té6 work en- tirely by guess, just as you do without an ac, 'mometer on your oven. meter reduces cooking to know precisely how much it will do ina given time. things which makes the t and better than common SHOES INVICTUS For Men Women and Boys Pandora Varehouses and Factories: ndon, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, 't. John, N.B., Hamilton ECE you get both. S, SOLE AGENTS. made in one.quality and that Some shoes are merely stylish shoes-- not made to wear, just put together to sell quickly--some shoes have no style at all--people of to-day want both style and quality--and you should see that The Invictus Shoes are Quality The Highest The Styles Are The Very Latest "BUSINESS SHIRTS fidence and prospsrous appearance to Iavictus Shoes in Vici Men, Women and Boys. The Invictus Shoes are made to fit all feet, and made to lcok dressy--we have Kid, Velour Calf, Box Calf, and Patent Colt, for lish Oxfords and finest French Cam. d the patterns are not only exclusive SOLD AT Abernethy's throughout is straight and uniform: 3 3 s oft oe closs of work only; and thus i 2 a " crs for more than a quarter century ed Tooke Shirts. BROTHERS, Limited, MONTREAL ds and Stocks ught and Sold on Commission : stment Securities and Unlisted. Information upor: Req uel Members "oronto Stock Exchange ho chairs, in oak, Phone 147 for White Ambulance. e SHOE STORE DINING ROOM GHAIRS This Week we are running .a fine line of leather seated dining solid quartered polished, upholstered in / genuine No: 1 Buff Leather, ali f our own upholstering; Buffets and Sideboards to Match James Reid The Leading Undertaker also IS MAKING NG CHANGES CHINA IS "KEEPING BUSY " MAKING THEM, Laws, of Ancestors Good For Their Time, But Not For Pres- ent--The Situation is Danger- ous. Pekin, Nov, --An imperial edict providing for the re-organization of the government was published in the Oficial Gazette vesterday. The edict, after referring to the pre- vious command that the nation pre: pare for a constitution, outlines many changes in the administrative system, such as the consolidation of various boards, the creation and abolition of others, and the establishment of a political council whose duty shall . be to gather public opinion. The edict says these changes are made solely as the foundation for a constitution. If not found to be good they will then be changed again. It points out that the present situ- ation in China is dangerous if both high and low 'are not made to obey the laws, and it calls on the minister to act "together, in order to improve conditions, warning them that if they disobey the imperial 'commands, thus frustrating the hopes of the people they will be punished. The significant statement is made that. 'the laws. and regulations. made by the ancestors were good for their time, hut now the superfluous must ke abolished." HEARST MAY RULE. Recount of Votes in Mayoralty Election. Chicago, Nov. 10.--The New York corrépondent of the Inter-Ocean says : Though defeated for the governor ship, William R. Hearst, with his at- torney-general elected, may yet win the mayoralty of New York. It is definitely stated that a recuest to file quo warranto proceedings to reopen the ballot boxes containing the votes cast in the . mayoralty election of ° greater New York, will be filed within a few days after the new .ad ministration is seated. U. 8, Jackson, the successful independence leacue, can- didate for attorney-general, will" at once grant the petition. Jackson re- peatedly declared on the stump. during the campaign that Hearst was robbed of the election. Hearst as "mayor York, therefore, is an impossibili ty. Then he will' doubtless make use of his friends in the governor's cabinet to further his political ambitions, They will be expected to aid him in the ventilation of alleged scandals and abuses in the Hughes administration, and with the indemuity and industry of the various Hegrst agencies turned in this direction itis expected that Hearst will be able to keep himself in the limelight without much trouble. of Greater New HALF MILLION TO CHARITY. Brooklyn and Other Institutions Receive $405,000. New York, Nov. 10.--By the terms of the will of Mrs. Caroline Herriman Polhemus = $405,000 has been left to charity. Mrs, Polhemus was the wi- dow of Henry DD. Polhemus, who was well known in Brooklyn sas the found. er of several notable charities. The will has not as yet been filed. To the Polhemus Memorial Clinic Mrs. Polhemus devises the sum of $250,000. as an endowment and the sum of 850,000 to be invested, thé in- come from which is to be devoted to taking care of the building. To the Brooklyn Childrens' Aid Society she deviges for the maintenance of the Herriman Home for Children $25,000, and for the Seaside Home of that in- stitution, the sum of $10,000. To the " Brooklyn Orphan Asylum she gives $10,000, 40 the Brooklyn In dustrial School a like sum and to'the Home of St. Giles the Cripple $10, 000. To the Brooklvn Home for the Aged Colored People she leaves $10. 000, to Dr. 'Trudeau's Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium $10,000, and -to the Brogklyn Eve and Ear Hospital, and also to the Brooklyn Institute similar sums. Please Don't Cough. A cough is the worst thing for a cough; The Diamond Cough Remedy is the.best thing. It stops the irritation, soothes the inflamed surfaces, induces expectoration and cures thoroughly. Coughs, colds, sore throat and hoarse- ness are relieved at once. - 250. at Wade's Drug Store, . ------------------ At the annual meeting of the Guild cf St. Mary's church, Picton, the see retary-treasurer reported the finandial result of the year, showing that the sum of $900 had been paid during the vear on the indebtedness of the church property after paying all expenses. There died in Trenton on October 26th, Shuter " S. Bonter, aged eighty- Seven years. Mr. Ponter was born near the Carrying, Place, and was of United Empire Loyalist stock, Your Doctor Can cure your Cough or no rit TA shot tha why go to all trouble and inconvenience of looking him up, way haprsscription. - wi can any ° store th C n a bottle of SHI] H'S CURE fora bi Elwin to five dollars Yhen a a went re cent battle of HILOH will cure you as quickly ot y not So as a Mindreds of Shousituda Canadians have yours: ot Te he pat thy lor whenever a Cough or Cold SHILOH will cure you, and all druggists back up this Statement wi Has Dositive guaran gro Con Boxy Aime you I have ys Nicholas Longworth, who was re-elect: Especially For Women FRUIT-A-TIVES are the finest medicine in the world for women. portal tnd Soule antes an ly cure for and Biliousness--as the only cure for weak and irritated kidneys and espe- cially for ** that pain in the back pp a positive cure for headaches--and as a neral tonie to build up and i te fhe s whole system -- FRUIT-AY VES A Of irritated Ovarics, Ovarian Pains, Vaginal anh, Excessive atid Scanty Menstruation, Ulcerations, Bear- ing Down Pains--and all those troubles peculiar to women-- Shultelw on "FRUIT Liven Tastes the most remarkable effect. ine cases out of a hundred le Troubles are due to lect, Bova ect constipated -- in ii 8, ~ skin neglected -- and poisons uf the body, which showld be carried off b; Imjortant eigtan hth the bl carried to the female organs and poison them, thus starting up a ly of female troubles. x FRUIT-A-TIVES are made from fruits and by their srmarkable action on bowels, kidneys and skin, ri system of poisons, purify the blood, and restore the delicate organs of generation to new and health. 0 woman, who suffers, should ever be without them. Soc. a box--é for $2.50, at your druggist's or sent postpaid by FRUIT-A-TIVES LIMITED - OTTAWA. 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 as ""wholesomely " pure and fragrant as money can make it. Baby's Own Soap is much imitated as to appear- ances, but delicate skins soon show the difference. <"Baby's Own" costs YOU no more than the imitations. Albert Sonps Ltd, Mirs. - Moatreal. Sittin iuingdniniininboininging Leather Goods We have just received a new shipment of Leather Goods, } in the latest and most up- to-date designs. Hand Bags from $11. - Pocket Books from $2 to $5. Gent's Bill $2.25 to $5. 'KINNEAR & d'ESTERRE 100 Princess St. Phone 3638 Sti nSINIIN $3.50 to and Purses, Folds, from hd © Wood's PH The Great English Remed Tones and invigorates the who Nervous = in, new Veins, Cures Nerv. e 8 Dobitity, Mewial and nd Brain on orm, er cr. Bru eet lo r box, yall One will will Fes pe "sold b b or please in iain in bx g. on cel cn poine Ga. v y Wi I BORN. YOUNG .--In Picton on Nov. 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young, a son NUGENT.--in_ Trenton on Oct 27th to Mr. and Mrs. Cleln Nugent, twins, a boy and a girl, STEVENSON. --At Wellington, Nov, 4th to Mr. und Mrs. U. T. Stevenson, a son ) ' PATTERSON .~In Picton dth, on Nov to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson a son TAIT. --On Oct. 20th, wt Toronto, to the wife of W._R, Tait, formerly of Picton MARRIED: VILLIERS ~(ASTON. --AL Pieton,, on Nov, oth, William Haaiilton Villiers, to Alice Edith Gastan, formerly of Picton ROLSTON--ST PETER. --~On Oct. 25th, Pater Rolston, to Mrs 'eter, both of Greenbush ARSHAL L SH ~On Oct, Bist, Williaz M Rosebush, Frank. ford, to Cage May, daughter of I Marshall; Hallowell, BRANT--VANWARD. --At Biqomfiel da Oct. 31st William H. Brant) Tyen- dinuga, to Gertrude * VanWard, Hal lowell DODGE--BURLEY At Milford, om Nov 8th Frederick Dodee to Anmie Peart Burkey, both of Milford DIED. " LITTLE. ~In Mu on Oct. Bist; Anna Margare Abbott, reljot of the Jute John Little, aged eighty-six VANLU VE N.--~At Neosngs, 6th Nov Ale aiid dupe Clancy, beloved wile A anLuven, aged fifty vears MeKIL Lop --At Napanes, 2nd Nav. iss Sarah McKillop, aged wixty five "ATR TRUMPOUR. ~At Adolphustown, on 5th Nov., Walter Jaws, infant sen of # Luke" Trumpour "NICK' aged four months. LANDS SAFELY. Congratulated By President on Re-election. Nov. 1.--Congressman Cincinnati, ed to congress, receiv telew ram from Presidfént "Hearty Alice, We seem we'l all along Roosevelt.' The message from the president was in response fo a message from Mr. Longworth announcifg his lation. ¥Nick's"" re-eleption is largely attri following } ea it: congratulations, Love to to have dome pretty the ip Theodore, SHILOH od' to the work done hy his wile mn PASSED TO REST. David Breckenridge Was a True Man. Napanee Bea¥cr, We are again called upon to chtoni- cle the death of one of the most high- ly esteemed residents of this county in the person of David Breckenridge, who died at his father's residence, in North Fredericksburgh, on Friday, the 19th, after an loess of over three weeks of typhoid fever. Although ev- erything that could be done by kind and loving hands, was done, he, sue cumbed to the dreaded diseuse, The deceased was widely and favor- ably known throughout ih: county, having been born near Kingston some fifty years ago, He possess a very gentle and Jandly * disposicon whi endeared him to a large host of friends and acquaintances, As a neigh: bor it can be truly said to was one of the finest that ever sat by a neigh- bor's fireside, and the comwmnity in which he lived will long chorish his memory for his: kiitrese (0 un needy one, In politics he was a staunch liberal, and although he took' no prominent part in politics he was ever ready to ive his estimate of the situation. david was a strong adherent of the Presbyterian church, Rew. Mr, Conn held the Tuneral ser vioes .at his home, after which his re- mains were taken, followed by a large concourse of friends, to the Western cametery - vault, and later placed be- side his mother and 'brother in the family plot there. Besides an aged father, now nearing century mark, he leaves one sister, Aunie, one brother James at home, and a brother John, in British Col umbia. The sympathy of. the whole community goes out to the sorrowing friends in their sad bereavement more because a little over a vear ago his. brother Alexander met' with. such a sad and sudden death at Napunee. REWARDS LIFE-SAVER. sresident Gives Conductor Medal of Honor. Washington, - Nov. ° 10.-~ President Roosevelt has awarded a medal of honor to Edward Murray, a condue tor on the Pennsylvania railroad, who risked his own life to save the lives of two children, Robert and Margaret Lewis in Pittsburg, Pa. on January 22nd. Murray previously re ceived a Carnegie medal for the same act of heroism. Street Hat For Young Girl, :shows a hat of black with Aliee blue velvet and wings. The shape was pointed in front, and: rolled up on the left side, the vpder brim at the back being fill ed in with plaitines © of black tulle The top of the brim was faced with the Alice blue panne velvet, to within an inch of the the rather high The drawing felt, trimmed edyre, black felt crown being banded with folds of the velvet, At the left side of the front a black feather was placed, through which a few loops of two-inch "wide gold braid was slipped, the buckle ostensibly holding in Place three curved wings of Alice blue, 'to match the velvet used in triniming, ------ Watch The Kidneys. When the kidneys falter in their work the blood is immediately loaded with poisons that should have been expelled from the system. Rhouma tism, lumbago, or a general breaking down of the system follows. Peck's Kidnéy and Liver Pills give the kid neva imguediate aid, cleansing ° and strengthe ing them and insuring healthy activity. In boxes, 25c. Fo. sale only at Wade's drug tore, Money back if not Satisfactory. Republicans Happy: Chicago, Nov. '10,+The election of every republic county and municipal nominee in Cook county Tuesday au- gurg the undoing of the democratic party in Chicago. The democratic ma- chine is a prac tical wreck, If the re publicans elect a mayor next spring, and. the indications are that the v will the democrats will not have enough patronage left jn the county. to wad a gun.' Republican mayoral prospects have not Tooked' s0/rosy in years. ------------ W. Yardley once, at Harrow, bowled left arm alternately, in a cricket match with right and - the campaign. and | from the fibre of the meat, and will 'soon save the cost Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble a Do Not Know It Until It Has Develop:d Into Blad- der Trouble, Rheumatism, Diabetes or Bright's Dis= ease Which Will Prove Fatal If Nat Attended to Promptly. Warners' Safe Cure IS A SURE CURE FOR ALL FORMS OF KIDNEY, LIVER, BLADDER. BLOOD DISEASES, IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS, YOU. A TRIAL BOTTLE ABSOLUTELY FRER TO EVERY OF THE is WIIG, years, wrote on May 10, 1906 "yor since the war I ha tensely with kidney oD Bla m its worst form, and wnding permanent relief. wroubled me most of E he impossible to bend ov ing acutely. Some Yours ago hc ORY Was reco to we and \ couple of bottles 'and then: de eg using it, as I obtained Avot six months ago 1 a. cold and my old trouble Jetured, Sut worse, so 1 using nine vottien in all. lieve I have on of J " Vives and amd b Dlackler "4 Js grateful to Wioaler consin, Past Commander of the 3.4, also Sergeant in the Civil War." MR. W, E. WHEELER, CURES Nev DISEASE When the kidneys are diseased the uric ackd §8 not carried causes Gout, Lum y p, Rheumatism A Joints, Rheummtism Rheumatism of the Heart, Rheumatism everywhere. In Bri Warner's enced. WARNER'S SAFH CURE is pu or direct, at $1.00 A BOTTLE. up in two sizes ard is aoa hy 3 all Refuse substitutes contain ax which injure the systom. : ; To convince SYary Trial Bottle Free iad! Toot dott that WARNER'S SAFE GURD will cure them, ial bottie wil ABSOLUTE LY F! JURE CO. 44 Lombard St, and mention having o The Kingston Whig. The uineneas of this offer x aly vin doctors will also send medical booklet Aontaining Meacription u - 2 of cach disease and many convincing find every it's Di the bowels are often constipated and liver gts Pills quickly eee this condition, and no ill 9 a REE, postpaid, to any one A will Tike -W, Toronto, "Grand Peninsular" has an all-steel oven. Steel is more uniform in thickness and radiates heat more quickly than cast iron. For that reason most cast iron ranges have steel oven bottoms, In my new 'range--GRAND' PENINSULAR --1 'have gone farther and made the WHOLE OVEN---top, bottom and sides--of STEEL PLATE. That is the reason the "Grand Peninsular" is such a quick, even baker--and saves so much fuel. I have perfected a pericet system of Ventilation, too. All the vapor and odor of cooking are driven off--and a constant current of fresh, heated air fills 3 the oven. I.also put a 2 Thermometer in the oven door, so you can tell the exact temperature of the oven. It does away with all guess work and jnsures perfect cooking. These are a few of the helpful features that make my new GRAND PENINSULAR the ideal range for Canadian homes, a" CLARE BROS, & OO. LIMITED, - - ' PRESTON, Owr. KINGSTON AGENT : ELLIOTT. BROS. 3 3 The great power of .- this press (ten times NM , that of a lemon squcezer) is essential nytritious ¢lement PRICE, 50 CENTS