4 2 . ; {i i E if ¥ i : fi i! : gl fa 5 ik 7 § : { i § I ' tH fiiyl 5 if fH if f iH § v f I i iE i d | | i ! i ¥ i i § Ti ¢ i off 55 if 7 i" f : gf » i i ; oA 7 Ie i | ! 2 : i Fe Hi hi is £ i ; i . | . I 7 i | £ : - . i r i , ; ¥ i # fn v th 11 I i 4 4 ny kl i i i h 7 £ 1 i £1 al i Hf A ET{R LS if 4 i 1! ih ¢ | i : | id i f i ii. | I ¥ ¥ ii F § | 2 fs i i n i Collegints Tnsti- S--_-- would look inte i | | | i H § Ife 35 ht is fie 7H if if i r 1 8 i f 1 if 3 f { I fF Educations] to himseli and this board.' motion of Mr. ment of William Kelly. 'dered, the prices at which goods are {sold to the pupils and the profit if any. The motion was carried. The matter was brought up bv Mr. Meek, becguse he stated that the charges to pupils seemed exorbitant. ! printed. CITY AND VICINITY. Leaving For The Cape. J. Bennett and son. New Business Manager. Was Born At Collins' Bay. Pay a visit to his old home. The Reliable Cough Cure. Prompt and thorough. at Wade's Drug Store. ------------------------ "Twas Sixteen Below. home. Gave Them A Reception. attention of passersby, and some un- suspecting person sent in a fire alarm which added to the general exciteme nt A Wee Bit Twisted. The Ottawa Citizen, in an innocency slighty open to suspicion, reports Bdw. J.B. Pense, Kingston, saves Caucus, bot if Harty wants conven tion he believes caucus would be will The word the Kingston member communicated to the Globe, his only utterance on the yuestion was "Party." The Globe reproduced it cor- j rectly ---- See Them Saturday. Cole & Johnson are the gathors of "Under the Bamboo Tree." "The Con. go love Song," "The Maider With the Bream Eyes." "Nobody's Look- nr But the Owl and the Moon." "0h Didn't He Ramble *™ "Mand: and others. Thy musical numbers of "The Shoo Fly Regiment." are expected to prove equally a: big hits as these named above. "The Shoo Fh Regi- ment." with Cole & Johnson {them- selves), and a strong cast comes tio the Grand on Saturday, January 19th, matinee and might. ------ Destroyed By Fire At 1245 o'clock. last night, the fire men received a eall from box 24, at the corner of Victoria and Princesse Streets. On the arrival of the fire de partment it was found the dwelling of Charles Selby was in 0 blase The fire bad gained too much headway to permit the bailding bw ing saved. The firemen suffered considerably from the cold during the fyht with the binge, which threstened the mew brick house 10 the west of Mr. Selin's home. The oogin of the fire is unknown, but is supposed to have been caused be a defoctive chimsiey. Tis house and con- tents ave a loss. supposed to be parti- ally covered with insurance ---- Edwin Beaupre In ' Calmary Heras Saigary The citizens of Calgary are usually 00 busy with every day afidirs to Associstion, he did ere'it A similar resolution was adopted on Thompson. seconded by Prof. Martin, in regard to the retire- It was moved by Mr. Meck. and se- conded by Mr. Godwin, that the secre tary prepare a statement of the cost class of the instituticn, this statement to show the quantity or Wr. Bennett said that the decigion of the boatd last year to print the committee reports and place them in he hands of the trustees twenty-four before the board meeting was mot in the best interests of the and the . Some things in the management o3mmittes's re should not be made public be- fore the 'board met. He intended mov- ing that the reports be no longer The bourd adjourned at 2.20 o"clock. Among those who left for Cape Vin- cent, Wednesday, were J. Palmer. E. Palmer, G. Elsburg. B. Smith. Mrs. Announcement is made of the ap t as business manager of Hallowell succeeds Mr. Nest as head advertising department. Rev. Mr. Hassard, field secre tary of the Bible Society, who addressed the meeting at Chalmers church. last night. was born at Collin's Bay, but left there with his parents when very young. Rev. Mr. Hamsard will shortly The Diamond Cough Remedy is pest for general family use. It is pleasant, the dose is small, the , Hfiect. sure, A positive cure for coughs. colds. sore throat and hoarseness. 2c only At seven o'clock this morning the n at Richardsons' eleva- tor, registered sixteen degrees below; at eight o'clock The thermometer showed fourteen degrees below. The wind both last night and this morn- ug was piercing, and only thhse who were compelled to be out eft their Ww. A. Bowen, on arrival in the city with his bide , Wednesday night, was Tu $00 at home by a number of friends, gathered together to give him a royal reception. A bonfire built on the side of Brock street, attracted the for this drend disegee, we make thi liber! offer or to decide whether or not vom can af ford 16 do without this lenz tried ve inde odngw of no case where the veamid Pile Cure has not brough relief, when it has been used py me ty directions. Jt has sawed thou Sands from the operating table endless torture self to give it a Smee Ii costs vou nothing has don~ me. Oh, 1 can't find words a wonderful and spwedy eure. 1 jolt Sent hi on to a bov-ht 5 58c. box which I' believe has EE fave been bothered lon=with the piles. | have tory a wr friends shout thi ne Sriwate abi i wonderful = dis. ever 1 Can » fonvwhere vou u choose. Resectinlly re Charles i. Colemsgn, Tallghom,,, There is surely any sulfferer from piles should comtinug EER BU this dinegne, we will send he) with BE RS dress in 2 plain. sealed wrotewer sifficient auantite of : Pile Oore to show what rel : wf Mn ave heen Penctioalis ved The iS amount of the remedy will 2 THE BIBLE SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT CHALMERS CHURCH. Rev. Mr. Hassard, Field Secretary Delivers Interesting Address and Makes Strong Appeal in Support of the Work. Th: severe weather last night did not prevent a large attendance at the annual meeting of the Bible Society, held in Chalmers church. Rev. Mr Hassard, field secretary, was present, and in an address which was illustrat- od by stereopticon views, he reviewed the work of the society, and at 'the same time made a strong appeal in support of the work. Hi: address was a most interesting ome. Rev. Mr. Has. safd is a clear, forceful speaker; and he was listened to with keen attention on the part of his hearers. In the ab- semoe of the president. the Bishop of Ontario, G. M. Macdonnell, presided, and Rev. J. Charles Villiers officiated at the opening prayer Mr. Macdonnell referred to the' fact that the bishop was wmable to pre side, owing to his being present at a meeting in Toronto. Dean Farthing was also at the same meeting, and could not attend. Roth gemtiemim had expressed their sorrow at being un- able to be present. The speaker was glad to welcome Dean Farthing as a new member of the society. The chair- man also referred to the ahsence of Rev. Mr. Macgillivray, who had been detained owing to the illness of are lative, Dr. Lake, the treasurer of the soci- ety, was called upon to read a state- ment, which showed the society had a balance on hand Rev, Mr. Hassard notified the socie- ty that at a recent meeting, when some chonges had been made in regard to the different auxiliaries, Kingston had been given the privilege of dw coming identified with the headquart- ers of the sesiety in Ottawa or still retaining their identification with Toronto headquarters. He asked that the decision be made at this meeting, and hy a unanimous vote it was de cided to continue to be identified with the headquarters of the society at Toronto The election of officers was then pro- ceded with, and resulted as follows Honorary president. the Bishop of Ontario: president, Rev, Dr. Macgilli- E,W i 786-80 Brock St. A reliable and cold cure should le dhwaye in te ready for vse the moment symptoms appear Ite always camer, and better to check a cold in the very ht it afer uo, The Sale of the Season Comes Only Once a Year 25 PER CENT. OFF All Manufactured Furs. W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER vray: vice-president. C. E a: secretary, Rev. I. Laing: treasurer, Dr. Lake. Rev. Mr. Hassard said that he was well nlcased to learn that the society had decided to retain their "idemtifica- tion with Toronto headquarters. Tor- onto did not desire to have Kingston drop out. In reviewing the work of the sotiety the speaker said that although this work did not bulk as large as in the old'n davs. yet the time Lad come in Ontario and in Canada, when we must begin to realize that it must bulk larger in our minds, and that the good work should be encouraged. He refer red to the many langtaies "in Which the Bible had been printed. Last year the Bible had. in Winnipeg alone, been distributed in forty-three different lan- guages. This was the highest record with the exception of one 'place, Jo- fionnesburg. South Africa, where the Bible had been issued in fifty-three languages. A preat responsibility rest- d upon the Christian people of to- day. in that they should see that the Bible could be read by everyone. A great deal was heard about "Canada for Canadians." It was time that 'this selfish ida was given up, and the motto, "Canada for Christ" taken un. He referred especially to the form- ation of the Bible Society. the print- ne of the Bible and the difficulties in translation. The great qrestion to be weked in this wark was this: "Are we doing our best?' He urged that still greater effort be set forth At the close. on motion of Rev. Mr. Manning and Rev. Mr. | aird. a hearty vote of thanks was tendered Rev. Mr Hassard for his inspiring address. Petitions and addresses to the king are exempt from postage Pile Remedy : Given Away To All Pile Sufferers We Will Send Free a Trial Package of the Pyramid Pile Cure. In order to prove to you that our rensedy is not to be classed with the maby concoctions gdvertisad as cures e leave it to vouwr own Judgment and You owe it to vour- fair trig), especialy "I write 10 thank you and st and 1 feel more . myself felt in ower 5 veqr, all i it when You cam use mov name no good reason why NEWMAN & SHAW Spectacics and Fverlasses vroperiy fitt New and up-to-date mountin~s Eyes carefully examined. 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