~ Larticle with | ous and energetic it I #f little to do | They if work s command | weak places. rog on, and and i "Fo HEAD OF THE success 1 Their field is shown in their Ontario. Not only did i the marvelously nickel B depress | their great profit, but they into Frontenac's rocky re- secured options and leases view to possibilitics. The re that among the leases ob- that of a m USE portraits of the numer- male mimbers § y, declares that luck has with their success, have no transcendant . genius, make many ventures, cover lots territory, mingle small losses with, i gains, have sense to as by rich stock The Jease expired, to Plaggi the command of the en ay deep for nickels, to also took: ine owned by wpired, chiool seasion 'at. the ® service. A cordial to strangers to all services, Bel en, Tn subject i be tive," ng you: hooks to the rie an Muczilliveay, D.D. Serv | "Church and Assembly "In Todds ices, 11 a.m. prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m vices, St. George's holy communion: mattins and holy communion: preach- er, Rev. Arthur Pothill, MA, of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, who id on his way from China to England. 3 pm., Sunday school and Bible class, 7 p.m. eversong, rreacher, Canon Starr. Cathedral. ~x of Wellington and Pastor, Rev. J. Charles Villiers, Di. ving. worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, The pastor will preach. - Sunday school in [at 3 p.m. Mid-week service Wednesday evening at 8. iA cordial invitation to all, especially to strangers and persons newly resident in the city. All seats are free, ------------ All Campers Attention. k that ey ft pis, cramps and sudden sickness qiricl cure with Polson's Nerviline. Good, to rub on as a liniment, unequalled for curing internal pain and sold overy- e for 25¢, An exvert optician with all the lat- est instruments, examines your eyes when you get glasses at Chown's drug store. . Remember excursion to Ottawa, via G.T.R., Tuesday, June . 18th, 8 a.m. Fare, $1.75. Bibby's for new straw. hats. don of tn Church. ~The pastor will "A Terrific Alterna- r Torrey --Alexander evening ;. Presbyterian; Sorace B. art stroot- Poster ov' Notes": 7 p.m., Lies To-morrow--Studies in Exotlus." Sunday school, 3 p.m; Strangers cordially jnvited to all ser. 11 a.m., shortened First Congregational church, coiner Johnson. streete-- Ca of a rifle range there. | centre, heen in readiness this month, minister of militia said it. would be {It is not in readiness, nor' even all the same. _ Yesterday. , Bakvieficld Heights will of 3,000 sol ki Barrie- fied lacked one, breause of the neglect, of the militia depmrtment to ube ote Co 3 ted for neient military i" «8 Source Fin ng x was to have medica gm. But the camp' will be held here the Jocal company of the rural districts. Col 'amp commandant--Col, Gordon. 0.C.. Rastern ek officer--Maj. W. J. P ical officer--Lieut.-Col R. H, Abliott, A.M.C. Senior 0. 8. C. Strange, 0.8.C, Poywaster-- Capt. W, "8. command paymaster, Eastern Command. C. Wa D.AAG., Eastern On- 0., Eastern Ontario officer -- Lieut, }Col. ry latio | Several' County : to Be Re- Session. The county council resumed its ses: two years > sion at three o'clock' Friday after- I . | General staff--Chief staff officer, | i hin district re. | Col, TD. R Hemming, B.C kt. | 2:0n. The iroperty Soutien, of dng the entcance to C50. ne uma, ae umlue Bey aaisman, ; + imist Fe 0 a a or St. Jramrenee. 4 oe tative. stad Tir increased as follows: Jailer, from ® Jiintroctional 0. Young, A. $000 t, $1,000; first turnkey, from last June, because ¢ some : and rcsidénce to $650 without nce; second turnkey, from $400 to $500; physician, $150 to $200. The increases to the turnkeys were made in lieu of building' special quarters for them, it heing thought that the extra $250 in salaries would be the cheapest way for the county to solve the prob. lem of housing the turnkeys, whose present quarters' under the jailer's "zo- sidence. are so unhealthy. The in. ' : \ \ Frircipal veterinary officer--Lieut - | crease to the jailer was merited on' ace Wonvh a camp ht. Col. Massie, P.V.0., Eastern Ontario feount of long service ' for one thing, one for the contingents who Comtmnd. : & A {one on aScount. of increased cost of will 'eat, drill and sleep there for the Rich eer Capt, a w. ining as another. : ext two weeks, This corps is the ardson, D.1.0., M. ., No. 2, salary of treasurer was in- Foi of all. Today, advance par- Mueketry instructor--Capt. H. J, creased from $900 to $1,000. The coun- ties from the Toda corps that are | Pawson, lth Regiment. : cil realized that the cost of living had coming, arrivedh to get things in Assistant musketry instructor i ncreased, and that it was only aight readiness. To-morrow thirty-eight (Pt. P. C. G. Campbell, 14th Regi. to pay its officials more. Frontenac members of the Royal Canadian Re- [Ment 1 S is well off financially and can well gf- giment, of |ondon, will arrive. They Qi on jg offer Lieut. A. Stroud, Hord to Fay a little more for the will be divided among the infantry | ays, aavaley. brigade Verjoruanee of its office work at the i ti = ' , «J con use. and rifle corps for imstruction pur Lieut.-Col. T. Clyde: briece FEtady, ih sort ve. _ ional or ba ses. On Monday morning the various corpe of the district will hegin to arrive. Part of the 47th Regiment, "A." "B." and "©" squadrons of the 4th Hussars and No. 3 Field Am- bulance will march to the camp ground from local points. Other por- tions of the 47th Regiment will come by train early in the morning. Next to arrive will be the 16th Regiment, of Picton, which 'will come by boat and arrive at 12:30 o'clock. The 3rd Dragoons, from Peterboro and other points west will come hy G. TR. at five o'clock in the afternoon. The Prince of Wales' Dragoon Guards, of Ottawa, will also come by afternoon train. There will thus be a good re presentation of cavalry. The 40th Regiment, from Cobourg, and nearby points, will come at 2:50 p.m.; the 45th Regiment, from Lind- say, at 4 pm. the 46th Regiment, from' Peterboro, 'ete., at 4 p.m., and the 49th Regiment, from Bancroft, Marmora, etc., at 3:30 p.m. Then there will be a composite city regiment for the last three days of camp. . This regiment will eonsist of Faul for a lengthened not working it, but handles nothin else. 5 was, after ga iteell' in Munsey, whose is shown tale; the outflow J silver, copper, lead States rocky value of 815; 't miss the opportunity og hat pica Soi and Pizarro were have taken more og hrute force ST., able and y liberally, bokeh hard and a rich but was renewed to the Gu, genheims last year by one member a term. firm this spring wanted it back in the You get genuine f| mr vo Corio LE ur Scranto n, as he leading New York Guggenheims were approached; their 'figure for suirender was $100,000, but the lease time, surrendered apd gancelled for the trifle of $10,000, 'in illustrated of the family's. foresight. Out of one of several deals they made a good profit on them all; On account of the local interest iven with this article the reproduc: on of 'two fine illustrations metals handled in the Western United home of four Guggenheims; - gold and - silver abou y, which half of the ni iy pus producing metals of a ,000 per month, Come pared with the Guggenheims, Cortez } A inners, for they Mexico antl South America than ose mon of fabulous wealth . They have not done of capital, but through and. efficiency. They 0 eld and secure the best experts; best is never too good, and they head of | the family, now dead, as a boy to manufacture stove and concentrated . , became manufacturer, with help of his seven sons. In a crisis they pu Leadville silver mine cheap, and made harvest; followed first a failure at the hands of a man- ager, then a success under two of the sons. The five others joined, ev- anything was studied, tested, disouss- , then Settled by hd gone to an » undred enter- the firm They were Ki on the ton. The aceful are from excellence artistically * in these instances, as hundreds: of others yearly The family's triumph is like a fairy from and tanks have reached $7,000,000 a week, something unparalleled. in ir furnaces Gold, are the chief of total and silver out ever this by the wv dominate Ive; read a lace a smelting, They have on the prin. nd- together J the 1] dioces tf tavio, is again being discuised, stand of them and this might be strongly applicd to ladies especially. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters on Their Rounds. See Bibby's new straw hats. A. E. Rudd, Toronto, arrived the city to-day. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley's. Phone 778. For rundown systems use Chown's special iron tonic pills. t seems reasonably fair to assume, now, that the snow is about over" for this summer. "Wise mothers" buy baby foods at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Fresh there, Messrs. George and Charles Mills re- turned, to-day, after spending a week in New York and vicinity, Capt. - Holmes, Toronto, who has Leen in the city during the past few days continued his eastern trip this morning, See Iatypy's display of straws. The formation of a new diocese in Anglican church, emutheing the eastern portion of Ontario, between the of Toronto and that of Cn. Dr. At the June meeting of the Syden- ham Street Mothodist uxiliary of the WMS, Mrs. BE. J. Stewart was pre- sented with a certificate of life mem- bership, by a few of her friends. ~ The red coats are quite noticeable about the city today. All the volun- teers have to report by to-morrow morning and already the camping ground is the scene of much bustle and activity, Jar rings, 5c. The Trusts dogen, ut Chown's. amd Guarantee com- canoes had better far keep out ---------- Campbell Bros'. To-Night. two companies from each of the 14th, Tol Kingston, and year, it did not materialize, but this the 15th, of Belleville, the 57th, of Peterbbro. Last tee eee tp ------ "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" Men differ as widely as do | the poles, in height, 'breadth The wide diversity of styles SeorpMils SB For the nobbicst straw hats, 3 Clean, ed, amd proof that owr hats are right Ljevery respect. Hats makers of rica are here. Campbell ston's style centre for men's hats. men of "A" battery, R.C.H.A., sten, and the 23rd Field Batiery, the latter were beaten by 5 runs to 1. The For Romawo famous Italian huis. Cant. A. H. H. Powell, R.C.D. 6th Infantry Brigade--Lieut.-Col, .1. Hughes: brigade mmjor, Lieut.-Col. w. N. Ponton, R.0. 7th Tofantry Brigade--Lient.-Col. E. BR. Edwards: acting brigede major, Maj. A. B. Cunningham, 14th Regi- ment, Officers commanding brigades will arrange for the inspection of the N. *.0. and men of their brigades by the principal medjcal officer, on arrival in camp. In mounted" units arrange ments will be made hy the 0.C's brig- ades, wl] the principal veterinary on arrival. Brigade commanders will allot several respective parade grounds. also issue orders that the houndory, fences are on no account to be cross ed or damage caused to prividte pro- ty. to ---------- Arrivals At B. A. Hotel. J. Gilabert, Liverpool; W. C. Kitch- in and wife, Schenectady, N.Y. E. W. Stuterount, New York; Gardner, Amsterdam, N.Y: A. C. Neo ville and wife, Green Bay, Wis.; Miss' N. Carey, Omaha, Neb.: Miss R. M.' Tyler, Salt Luke City, Utah; Miss M E. Harper, Ottuma, Towa; W. . Churchill, Perth: F. A. Chasse, Capt. James Rino Le Moine, Ottawa: W. B- Davison and wife, Port Hope; Syl Pine, Belleville: W. A. 'Evans and wife, Manchester, Eng: J. W. Jen. tine, Smithfield, Va; C. T. Dray, Ro- chester, N.Y., J.D, Henvy, E. H. Randall, High Kennedy, BR. E. Ru' lands, James Menzies, Toronto: Gould, D. J. Nolan, London; 'George Goram, Clayton, N.Y.: U. G. Patter- son, G. M. Bray, D.D., Gloversville, | N.Y.: Mrs. Charles Lambert, 'Emma Stroud, Johnstown, N.Y.; J. C. Nass, F.' 'F. Bonneau, CC. Terroux, W. T Duke and wife, W. 8. R. Murch, A. P. Christmas, Montreal. Constable Shoots Dog. The scene was at a Barrie street _ home, and the time, about 11 am, + Saturday. Constable Hughes pulled the trioger of his revolver, there was a loud report, and then all was over. Such was the end of a dog, which has, for some time past, been a great nuisance to the people in the neigh- borhood.. The owner asked that - the animal be shot, and the officer named was detailed on the case. York Central railway inaugurating L its summer schedule. All the river Is Better Soda Possible ? points will have their hotels open on If there is anything we can do to the 18th. make offt ice cream soda better than'| Clayton's Poliulation has increased it is, we should like to know what it ' 700 in the last year, her population is. We prowide the finest ice cream and erushed fruits and juices. We give a liberal quantity of them, Cleanliness in every detail is absolutely assured. polished glasses only are used, Wade's Drug Store. Saturday Market. Saturday's market was well attend: - the square was the busiest place in town for a few hours. There in from the best England, ltalv and Ame- ros., King- | ------ Won By "A." Battery. In a match at Petawawa betwern the p.m. for Rochester, ints and at 5 Panv. Limited; Toronto, are the exe. . LX calling at Bay of Quinte ports. Most. men are careless OF they cutors under the wil of the late John f}in our straws enables each || 1 Hanley, agent. lwalth, Jo fuck ful. thet ind ane, proprietor of the Ocean house, i i 5 Ro Bois thor fey Tg Nuue Toronto, who died about two weeks hd to find ack jum Sealy: He Has Accepted. fe fw Weeks Whe they feel dull in Spe. Jin estate amounts to oyer bin Pree y i a. that " R. B. Nelles, general secretary of the Hiri, sleep poorly or lose ap 4.000, : yh 18 Dead, suis his face, and J|Y.M.C.A., at Port Hope, has accepted |p 0 ickly bhiphten , Now 'that the boating season is in wins bis fancy. ya the invitation of the board of direc a ae uiichly Whigiteos the u ing, the customary warning ancy : tors of the local association to he } roves digestion apy oe Gs id woul nat be amiss. Last evening two We have the right sort of come general secretory here, and will blood. quiets the . Toone In kes young ladies were out Paddling - and Panamas too at all prices socn take over the duties. sche ih ol rb vm fs came within an ace of being capsized. prices, sn ing § SER Sud dwdlutes Telronty 1 young people who do not under ra Campbell Bros'. Importers of Fine Hats.- Teach vour children to swim. Buy | zone a ujoy the splendid reward it water wings at Gibson's Red Cross 'affords. . J = store. Permanent in its results; the great. Bibby's for neat straw hats. i ' post officer will inspect all horses in cpmp J od be a commitice to -examime. Dell units of their brighdes, their They will '| soon as possible; E. Watson) the plan; "into the House of Refuge question i.e' county poor house, to make a three , ised. Tt destroys germs and keeps lit- now being nearly 1,600 Island. Granite company is one of the chief industries, at Price's. Cross drug store. terms have amalgamation of the 14th and Fron- was a scarcity of beef, and there was tenae clubs. a small supply of veal, which sold at | t day, H ter of Thomas Garvin, marriage to Jeremiah Donavan. Nerves In Order, King- 5 man in an office or behind the: eoun- ter, work or do it Ferrozome is a body sands have proved it. or even ohly out of sorts, use Ferro. o'cloek Saturday morning, when A. McMahon appeared to explain an « ge- count of $98 for painting and papéring three rooms in the jailer's residence. The work had been done on the order oi = Councillors Foley. and Shipninos, and the latter said that they. consid- ered the bill fair for the amount of work done. The bill was accordingly ordered to be paid. Councillor Franklin reported on be- half of the committee on roads and | bridges, recommending that Council lors Franklin, Aylesworth and Brice- bridge as a county bridge in Portland, and make arrangements to have the mecessary repairs made on bridge: that Councillors Shannon and Stoness be a committee to examine and repair a county bridge at Lake Opinicon as soon as possible: that Councilors Franlin and Briceland and the caunty clerk he a committee {| to advertise fcr tenders and have j Grass bridge in Pitteburg' built as '| the clerk to draw that Councillors Franklin and Briceland look after Marsh bridge until the work is completed. The re- port was adopted, | On. motion of Councillors McDonald and Avlesworth, the council adiourn- jed until. Tuesday. June 25th, at 10 am. for wnfiniched business. The Perth Road purchase question will be | taken up at the adjourned session. The committee appointed to look have also to report. An endeavor is , being - made, instead of building a vears' arrangement with the House of Providence - and House of Industry, Kinoston, to care for the county poor at the rate of $1.50 a week each. ------ Dandruff Or Not ? You can choose. Wade's Ointment cures dandruff, and all other scaly humors. Better for 'general healing purposes than any salve you ever tle wounds from becoming serious ones through infection. Cifres eczema, salt rheum, scald head, cold sores, erysi- pelas. niles, ete. In big boxes, 25c. At Wade's Drug Store. Thousand Island Notes. The summer season will be st height, Sunday, owing to the its Now The Picton ------ Only all-crcam ice cream in the city, Herpicide is sold at Gibson's Red paired--The Perth Road Ques- tion to Come Up at Adjourned olerome as Bread and Butte, Lamont, Corliss Sole Importers, 37 Common St. Montreal, Wehave just received from the Dresser, a choice lot of Mink Skin Persian Lamb Russian Lamb Have REPAIRS and AL- TERATIONS on your Furs done now. W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIBR 78 and 80 BROCK ST. 'Phone 700. SPECIAL We have at present an Desirable Fruit assortment of Patterns, in 8 inch i) Dishes, at $4.50 each. This line, at the above price ; is the best value We know of. SEE WIN- «+ DOW DISPLAY! SMITH BROS. Jewellers & Opticians "Phone age Issuers of Marri Licenses. Seasonahle Articles At Popular Prices. Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose, special, 2 pairs for "Phone 230. that satisfactory been arrived at for the 25 It is understood The membership of the wo clubs will be asked to endorse the when Miss Mary Reatrice, daugh- was unitediin ter for Nerves Unstrung, This isa nerve-racking age--uot 4 striving hard to regulars are a fine lot of wen. both Id; that! d, Py ie a or 1 ! re = lo = OH Fworld, that! does not feel t train, and cast of features. So must §iin their military bearing and sociully. | If nerves are in pader, a wor e straw hats differ, in order to - strong. cats and sleeps well. Un- - «ig 1,000 Islands--Rochester. strung nerves mean weakness, worry, lend it gness to the indi- Steamer North King leaves Sundays |*eeplossness and a general decay of vidual : at 10:13 aun. for Thousand lsland bodily Strength, inability to, do good long. builder, theu- I you are sick health giver in the world. ur cac Special in Ladies' Elastic Ribbed Summer Vests, with C. Ladies' Wash Collars, em broidered, 1sc. Long Length Kid Gloves, 9¢. and .10c. per pound. Egus were ' proposals. : offered at 19. and 20c. per dozen, Bibhy's 82 sailors for mine. black, white, grey, at 75¢€. a and butter brought 25c. to 2Sc. per Invitations have been issued for the | palr. pound. Onions are rather scarce, the {marriage of Miss Hanna, youngest 2 ' : fjlarmers say, and sold at 30c. per Yaughter of Dunit Coughlin, 'to Law- Children 8 Tan or - White on. rence Albert Cleary, both of Smith's i Falls. on June 26th, Hose, in plain or open work, Light Weight Soft Hats. id s for smart straw hate. all sizes and prices. The conti re of ol Te. Was a pretty wedding in St. : 2s foutinved ri ae oll iiripe ees I Toledo, on Tues. | Children's Dresses and Bus. Brown Suits, to fit ages I to g years, soc. and up.' Hundreds of White Waists Jadies, at 30¢, to $5.00 without sleeves, 12 r-ac. lo Men's Shirts, pretty pat. terns, sizes 14to 16 1-2 to-night s50c. each. Boys' Percale Shirts, sizes 12 to 14, special. prices. NEWMAN & SHAW a --r Prof. Shortt will on the 2ist da "Education and Per- sonality." * Sale of wash belts kle, 10c., New York Bibby's for nobby straw hats. Percale soft front, Special lecture in Coboury . with pretty bue- Dress ' Miss Albina Chauvin, N «I consider Peruna bet nothing else could. I. suf headache and weakness, saw one aay, in "La Press bottle produced =» change would have paid it gladly. Please accept my thanks "ss Bn "Please Accept 'Thanks and Be + Wishes For You PE-RU-NA Many cages of heart troubl by reflex disturbasiees. Derangements of the si liver produce symptoms of he Catarrh of the stomach is quent cause of sympathetic ease. Palpilation, shortness of bloating after meals are the inent symptoms. KO00000EE0O00400 TOMATOE A. J. REE SELL S400 00: & 4 i & 4 e ¢ ¢ s ¢ & . For the Afte fragrant, aromatic : Blue has no. xiyal in he the enervated : Blok, green, m} ARERR EE ---------------------- I ---------- SPECIALS 10" Pieces Dresden R and Figures, worth 35 LA 15 dozen Lagdies" Sv Styles, worth 18c. eacl SILK "20 only White Silk Silk, some have Allove Insertion Trimmings, $ Waist, TO-NIGHT on 5 THE JAME! 180 W