K ly to Restore ngth reparation and does not ful ingredient and is not icinal elements -- the lesh creative properties or grease. pt the tonic iron and a rom fresh cods' livers le and agreeable under trengthens every organ, ody and thus overcomes e cause of discase. rent and better than any wchitis, and all Throat, alth and Strength to ple, Weak and Sickly ralescents. SFACTION sist = | smpoveiiSe le MONTREAL. cAI Acres HIND ated with ve a lustrous r illustrated 1 and Beautiful," the most durable how it destroys 7 you can decor- bastine at much other material. Homes, Healthful ainty, new ideas e. e and paint dealers . ANADA COMPANY. THE NAME X o 'ACTURING CO. P. Q. . MmiTeD, ay TTAWA, ST. JOMN, N. B, : Institution Fr tenac) Business | College | KINGSTON ONTARIO | Day and Evening Classes / \ Moderate Rates. da NM. NTUOUKD Principal. ALB, "Phone, 680. | | ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF ORANGE MARMALADE CUTTERS Just in. Let us show you sample and tell you how you can make it for 4c. A Bottle FATHER THOUGHT CHILD WOULD Df Suffered with Cuban lich, and Sores Covered Body from Head to Foot ~--Would Claw Himself and Cry Ail the Time -- Could Not Be Drescod -- Mother Advised to ra Remedies. Try the Cut CURED BY CUTICURA . AT EXPENSE OF 75c. g of 1001 en SOLD ONLY AT Mitchell's Hardware, 81 Princess Street. PPC POPP PIIGPOOH 0000000000000000000000000000% 600000 00900000005 0000000009 v Ladies! | We invite you to our establish visit ment ou Will be delighted with the Su ts; Skirts and Coats tailored by us. We combine the most careiul workman- ship, the most ex o designs, the most graceful mod and the result is beautiful and attractive. We guarantee a perfect fit, art stic work, latest styles and complete satis faction, Customers can their owa goods, or secure them from t ¥ Our vrices rre moderate. Money roe ed, it not satisfactory The American Ladies' Tailoring Co | 251 Princess Street. 'Phone, 556 If you wish to be successful The at CC IS WT TST OO tend Kingston Business College Limited, head of Queen street Canada's Highest Grade business school Book-keepit shorthand, typewriting, and n hy comp D y and v time & 'Phone, 410 H. F. METCALFE, P J. BE. CUNNINGHAM SE Sho ee BRITISH - AMERICAN HOTEL KINGSTON - - QXTARID Has undergone alterations and; 1 1 the 'traveling Is sublic. W TELFER now op:n to Pr wprietor NewYork Chinese Restaurant | 883 Princess Stro-t Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 am The best place Lunch in the city; on shortest notice. dishes = anecinitv to get am ail Meals English and New Bngland Chinese Restaurant 33! Xing Stoct Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 a.m. The best place to get an ali r Lunch in the city. Meals of all k on shortest notice. English and (hi Dishes a specially, oe "Phone, 665 | k Wm. Murray, Auctioneer| 27 BROCK ST. ters, Harness New Carriages, Cu ete., for sale. Sale of H« very Saturday : powerful of therapeutic agents It} Ag a result of debi ' ' fever patients to | Sale of Horses | y ey - . - 4 Albert Soaps Ltd. Mfrs, Montreal. should be administered with caution! oroper di the b Dr. A: C. Heath a novel filter, which | 5 a Beware of imslation substitutes. 37 and only by those who are educated |, } i unalde t it consists of two rings connected by 3 : ' re} PF YC a and competent to observe its physio- |, bridge, each ring having stretched | Ladies 1 ciloring logical action. Experimental studies nn} ; s over it a fin® netting of silk gauze. | ; irk have been confirmed by clinical ex- i + or + | The rings are to be worn in the nose, | Fizest of Workmanship, Up-to perience. It has been demonstrated | jc 3p. i ust } : half an inch from the openings. This Date Styles, and Good Fit Guar- that this agent acts primarily upon Wa she i sd ORvbRots | device has been tried without digcom- anteed. the lymphatics, destroying them and | 4, thew have ho ackion on Jort in a number of severe cases of | - i localizing the disease, thus prevent. bn Dotson Wot : - "| hay fever, and the removal of pollen 236 University Ave.) ing any spread or metastasis. The | 'nt 0h "hr on Ch Bile 0 and | or dust invariably improved the ir -------------- 1 rays have been shown to produee al --.. ao blood. deve out | breathing within fifteen minutes to an | AU cTiON SA LE marked increase in metabolic activi ir de + : nt hour. ity. They render a very valuable ser ©" GE g vice ho a pallistive, agent, jengther ? od ne Hydroplanes on Shins. - 4 YA ing life and alleviating sufiering ir Mein Invente a till ex yerimenting » with the . , a Likew nventors are & J Books S romeEs cases of malignant diseases. Ee ol with hydroplanes, ot flat sur » ok Lea u i 2 . . mou ill 1 ARR wl.e | tached to the underside oO ie hulls ing With a Slight Correction. | wd Pp Ei o belo i 4 'c | of steamboats in such a way that as JOHN H MILLS Miss Poachiley (dining 3 restau- {+ oo. fy 4 Wl 1 the boat is forced through the water | . . rant)--Auntie, do you see that hand- Tot " ah it. is more and more lifted out, much | I Te aT E some young man over at the other Wh As Roe : piexion | os a kite rises with the pressure of R E A L E S T AT table drumming on his plate with a'" a ? ar " the wind under its slanting surfuee. fork? Do you suppose be is n t il on die i Recent tests of devices in the form OR INSURANCE : | those ticktacks to attract our atten- A DL és Jor ne i > of submerged hydroplanes show that It you want te Muy, or sell { tion? 3 jr Fn re. | at modernte speed, say about 15 miles City Property, see GEO. CLIFF, : 3 | Chaperon--Yes, dear, but such tac- to i a : A an hour,'a boats hall ay be ii on | at 95 Cl ce street, opposite MAKES ¥ CARES : | ies are rude and boorish. Don't fo] : . th the people of entirely out of the water by this in- | Post Office. MAKES YOUR BISCUITS LIGHT. | cr [manny nation wel thoveande have rete, i (8S YOUR 3 ---- 4 | sowed that they do eurs when alls A see cn MAKES ¥ BUNS LIGHT. | When you hear a married Woman oh ifoil Ji eHen rlodt 10 trier : OPERA ORCHESTRA MAKES ¥ LABOR Lian. {say that a wn are alike jis a sale po Na matder wha { vour ailment ad wi f) man it igmorant he may loan HOUSE NaES YR EXPENSES LIaHT RB | 10 that she faced the parson with the bye if i h fs origin dw the hon {but ¢ he, bnows too mu h there is no er from your Grocer. Fos rable sith Dr. Hamilton's Pitas Phope for him. THE BUSY ONE. | rome man Vat de ew ith in | : dl i " COMPANY he. ansutiie Ai hes 1 ald everwhere, Bie iv: ha ar five 1 here ire 44,000 trototal soldiers dn Violin Viola: Wr rs ee | E.W. OILLETY Siete bh DO or ity. when th Ly he sums to rotuse a sub. | the British army, actordig to 8 state: | i ave done 3 ey. Ae or £1, ax s ha h v Be He MERRYs oi BR © ONT. you what. they 'think you ought todo. stitute. | ment made by Acmy Surgeon Evatt. 165 Sydenham Bt. iin " round of all kinds | Chinese CONSTIPATION CLOGS | THE BOWELS No other cause produces so much sick- ness as constipation, snd thercfore it is dangerous to allow the bowels to become clogged up. Bad blood, dyspepsia, heads aches, biliousness, boils, pimples, and piles, are all caused by constipation. Avoid all of these troubles by the use of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. | nature's remedy for all diseases of the { stomach, bowels and blood. It acts on the | bowels and promotes their free and regular action, curing constipation and all troubles It has been on the market for over thirty years so you are not i using a new and untried remedy. B.B.B Las cured thousands of others and will cure you, Mr. B Woodcock, Nashwaak Bridge, N.S., writes : ** For over two years my wife She tried which arise from it. 1 was troubled with constipation. several physicians but could get no relief, | but after taking three bottles of Burdock i Blood Bitters she was completely cured { and is to-day in good health. My wife and I caunot speak too highly of B.B.B. T y DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. in which the great Admiral Robert not have compensat im for. but Blake first saw the light in 1508. The: bear Ar, Edward 3 own statement dwelling, which is a low, rambling } He says: dhe bl y from the building, has a severe rather than a finger spread up wy wl and arm picturesque aspect. This, however, and caused me terr ony, Alter may be taken as rather becoming 1wo months' treaty tor said than otherwise, when we remember 'there was no cure, and amputation the great Cromwellian it nurtured and .woula have to take place if 1 intended heltered. Its square, many-paned 4, save the arm. at that "dome and low, sloping roof, togeth= gige was all swollen 1 discolor ~ with the wide apartments, remain oj and I had to © it.in a sling much the same to-day as when Blake's "| jf that doctor a consulted an family held it. . other, After a few weeks' treatment It was a home typical of many 0 hb, ulso told me the sion would cupied by the merchants of that day. . ARR Ez A 1 y be necessary. He bone had For Robert Blake was the son of a ko Hy merchant, and was intended for a become disensett es R Wott : y huve to be opencd { merchant's position. He was sent to ADMIRAL BLAKE'S BIRTHPLACE. in for business, and was elected for Parliament for his native town in 1640. Three years later he showed ; what soldierly stuff was in him, tak- ing a prominent part in the defence | of Bristol against the Royalists. Then he was made lieutenant of Popham's | regiment, and soon was famous. He | held Lyme against the Royalists, took and held Taunton against them. His turn to be a sailor came then. He was appointed general and admiral | at sea, and his first great feat as such was the destruction of Prince Rupert's ships. His victories against the Dut>h are mifitters of history. He destroyed | the Turkish pirate fleet in 1655, and the Spanish West Indian fleet at 3an- ta Cruz in 1637. Returning to %ng- land, he died of fever on the way, and was buried in Westminster 2b- bey. At the Restoration the body of this great Englishman was removed from its resting-place -- one of the | meanest revenges ever taken. | 3 water still cherishes Blake's and the house he was torn | in remains a place of pilgrimage for all lovers of heroic souls | ' | Animals Photograph Themselves. | "Photographic views of animals are | obviously quite invaluable to the zoo-! logist, who cannot possibly study ev- ery species in nature," says the au- thor. "In the case of wild animals, | where immediate observation is es- pecially difficult for obvious reasons, th of photography becomes par- | tict ly important, and it certainly is of interest that Mr. C. G. Schillings, | iy | "Baby's Own" Soap cer te f Te 3 ce the well known African' explorer, | } should have succeeded in photograph- ing wild animals iv their free state, thus penetrating into the deepest se- | erets of the forests of the dark con- | tinent. "Special devices of ingenious con- | struction had to be made, by means | of which sk) could be com- pelled, under . tions, to photograph themselves ht, quite unconsciously, with ti of flash lights. This ingenious idea of auto- matical photography is due to Mr Schillings himself, who developed the pre to a high degree of perfeec- tion in the course of several years of arduous work in the African forest It may be mentioned that, in view of Schillings' 1ecessful result, the samé devices have now been made accessible to the publie."--The Tech- 'nical World. | Results In Roentgen Therapy. i Charles Lester Leonard believes that the Roentgen ray is one of the most | foe at Zam-Buk, short, in a few sling and in a few healed complotaly. 1 is 8 1 patch wound which you The also ecurcs I Ww sound as a Zam-Buk. 1 s and ich nu you or an have when 1 trifling amputation T am ul balm, 1 can tell you bave a Y a disea all, to cut a long ste 1 1 da I p spent uleer, has « I *"remedh zon r, itch, and n di s Just lv Zam-Nuk wonderful herbal | bone on Oxford, where he entered first at Bt. sould be i) Taped. 1 1] 3 y le Alban's Hall, and then migrated to S19¢F W a ion ve the operat] Wadham, which college, by the way, riormed, and met a friend who ad LINCS WEP TRBIpRR = = «2c wore Clone soma | » ju aved By a wr i {whrld is natural soda found | conditiops which admit of industrial | development, and at that piace i | must be miles by rail, and many tons of wa- ter obtain a ton of the Fifty. | - cent Piece, "The only tang i can w is QUAINT OLD HOUSE WHERE AD- ! uke the higer con We MIRAL BLAKE WAS BORN. nul otherwise be cw Won ot the loathing dotic A nw lo fw. C. edwards, | aA XL No Place Has Greater interest For FGMLLOUE tin t riend Engiishmen--Home of the Blakes iy. sum Te Shes Ta. he In 1538 Typical of 'Many Occupied is had eut the mw naer of hus by Merchants of That Day -- Has [leit hana very badly Jd poison Becomingly Severe Rather Than a sR a fe JSuctor Picturesque Aspect. LSE had resulted, and this was the tina de Bridgwater, in Somérset, is fall | cision, A pity-oent box of Zam-Bok historic associations. - 18 has = fshowed the medical man he was pus of greater interest to Englishmen, token and saved Mr. tdwards from however, than the quaint old hoi re-long muilation wi 50 would possesses the best portrait of the Vised me to try Za } great soldier -and admiral that is in {. That night 1 bathed the wound and existence. put on some Zam-Buk. 1 got a little When he had graduated Blake, as sleep for the first time for many it was intended he should do, went nights. In the ma the wound | gan to bleed instead of the foul dis charging as in the t his was healthy sign so 1 © on with th as cuts, bur Y reel colds, gon ' 1 tion it eu rh Al dm and y cends a box, or px froe for from Zam Co., Toronto » ie nothing inet the same as thi wonderful balm, ch nthe 1 r.| strongly favors this new process alter 1 } er being | Then Vast soda grea bay, surrounded by bieak and barren sand dunes, lie ve of carbonate of soda, ances great masses of snow and ice, but in reality a substance which will be making millions of tons of soap and millions of panes of glass. | ing to several hundred thousand tons | He Deposits in Mexico--Nature | Does What It Requires Expensive | Machinery Elsewhere to Do. Mexico's treasure is its ready made | Under. thie blazing sun of the | desert south of Yuma, at Adair | t lakes of crystals to all appear- the | under | At only one other place in it shipped several hundred be evaporated by coal to product. The lakes are within 300 ok of the sea, an the fierce sun and heat of the desert attend to the evaporation. The worid's consumption is large, amount- must annually, and at present nearly all of it is mahufactured from common salt and with the use of expensive ma- chinery. At Adair bay, in Mexico, when the temperature is right-the water of the | lake crystallizes into pure carbonate of soda, tare doing what man re- quires expensive machinery and vast amounts of coal to do. The source of | the soda is evidently found in the numerous springs of comparatively | fresh water around the edges of the Delicious Soups and Tasty Gravies Are what every lady desires to have served at her table. But unfortunately it often happens that when prepared in the ordinary way they lack nourishment and flavor. At such times "Rovril" is invaluable A little "Bovril" added to a weak, taste- less soup gives it richness, strength, and a delightfully appetising flavour, The next time you make soup try a little "Bovril" in it. You'll appreciate the difference, lakes. This water contains a small percentage of carbonate of soda, but centuries of continual evaporation of the water, leaving the soda residue, have formed a practically unlimited amount of pure soda. An engineer es- timates that there is enough on the surface to produce 100 tons daily for sevenvy-five years. COL. J. F. Y. BLAKE. Man Who Fought For the Boers Kill- | ed By Gas In His Room. | Col. John F. Y. Blake, who re- cruited the Irish-American brigade that fought against England in the Boer war, was found dead in his room on Jan. 24, a victim of gas poisoning. He lived in a New York boarding house. Col. Blake was a soldier of fortune graduated from West Point in 1881, after achieving' fame as an ex- pert horseman. After finishing his 20 Per Cent. Discounts For one week beginning February 18th. We will give a 20 per cent. Discount on all goods in our store, with the exception of Cottons. 10 per cent. on all Cottons, or if our customers prefer they may have Double Cash Coupons. Be sure to take advantage of this exceptional offer. £0 per cent. off Dress Qoods, Silks, Ribbons, Trimmings, Carpets, Curtains, Oilcloth, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Flannels, Flannelettes, Blankets, Sateen Underskirts, Umbrellas, Sateen Lustre and Silk Waists, 10 per cent. off all Muslins, Prints, Linens, Towellings, Sheet- ings, Ginghams, White Waists, White Underwear, ete. 50 per cent. off all Millinery. ha Go with the crowd to ------------------ A A ---------- CRUMLEY BROS. Mail orders promptly attended to. | | F. Y. BLAKE { he was detailed to western | and fought with Miles and | Indian wars, After this ho | army and practiced | cot. J course posts, Crook in resigned from the as a civil engineer He was engaged by Cecil Rhodes to | make some investigations in Rhode- sin. He was later renounced by him. Col. Blake went over to' Paul Krug- er, at that time president of the Transvaal. During the Boer war Blake recruited the "Irish brigade." This organization participated in many fights: Col. Blake's arm was shattered by a bullet at the battle on | Modder river, which was the most impopfant engagement in which Blake particiy New Invention For Treating Flax. A new Australian machine for treat | ing flax is reported from Melbourne. | It is said to produce a much larger | vield of fiber, of greater strength and of unstained or natural color, which | for the purpose of manufacturing such ! | lines as linen, damask, etc., requires no chemical bleaching in the finish- The Government expert | ERY | ing operations exhaustive trials on account of its | | expedition in producing fiber of ex- | coptionally fine quality. The flax in | its rough condition is passed through | machine. consisting of three pair of rollers, then immersed for an hour | in a bath of hot water containing | added ingredients (not chemicals) the material is drained and dried, put through the breaking ma- . | chine and finally through the scrut- Ulcers 4n the Flesh Mean Bad Blood | cher. To make a superfine quality it is washed twice, which makes the fiber pure white. | RR ------ Relief From Hay Fever. Breathing through a wet handker- | chief at night has given relief to hay | THis has suggested to | ~ When shopping you will find that - 4 costs you no more th in erior, silk. moothest ~ Silk gest ronges{ | The THE 2010 GENTORY TRENTRENT, The source of ail POWRL, core The Fauna of Youth, 5:75 "ihe result of §3 years of scientiiic research, pantuod brought back after yrars of weakness ord Cerpair ure's Secret restored by combining threes of the rarest chemical reagents in the world, This iv ro experime t. dby iisuselin the. oepital ell se." Ters of Ciousands of week and trectmert, Llis is a fact) OH ' 4. AS Cays (reatment with 2 ful) particulars sont absolutely frec: AN packages are carefully sealed ina plain wrapper with no mark. A days treatment (180 doses) wih guaranteed of money, for fq0% ; he last twelve months, «a L 2341. MONTREAL) 5 cared by 20 ¢: ove it yourse!fby a fu'l 30da eure or refond 1 within nials ees Send for seown Casali testis De, K MB MEQICINE CO. 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