EE ¥, T. B. HUGH BAY. 3 foanB, : Your food is more deliciom _ when you use WINDSOR, the pure, fine TABLE SALT. Is savour is as delightful as it is lasting. rel : hg. _ Real Estate Headquarters. Het hg fei makes a specialty of sams. GEO. CLIFF, TTR lit gEsoER TH is Political leaders are the elect of the parties, and so great a stickler for its vindication, more--the gratification jury which heard | the te the attention of the bar Montreal and legislature to the evidence that has been recorded. the discharge of his duty. Nos is Mr. Fielding the person to seek honors "clandestinely," us one paper puts it. He has been a faithful public gervant, but he has been called to every office he has occupied. He has not sought it, and all the stories that have been printed about him, and his visit to Rome, appear to be untrue. He has not been in the imperial city on any miss on, and Dr. Sproule and his as- sociates have been spinning a '"'yarn" which is without justification. The doctor, indeed, has been in the habit of abnoupcing some sensation with each message to the Orange Grand Lodge, and this regarding Mr, Field- ing is the latest. If he is at all re- speotiul of his word he will 'hasten to apologize for the wrong he had dome the finance minister, EDITORIAL NOTES, The rain is usually associated with 8 2 z party can escape linbility, on the plea that it believed what it printed and act od in the public interest, it becomes a | some such event as a military tattoo vehicle of great mischief, and there for a circus. One or other of these is no redress for public men. events is calculated to bring a down- The average journalist will not en- pour. dorse that kind of warfare. He is : 5 too manly for it. He wants to fight The American railways propose, of , If he assails a man onl their own motion, to grant the people be does not want to hide behi a fares at two cents a mile. The World people and seek refuge in the plea Soh hardy: dni Shat this is the fo » gk % 4 sult its attacks on Tr Wo Ve bap Neti n their inter Tranky E. B. Ogler, M.P., now admits--ten ADMIRATION, FOR THE DEAD. years after date--that his party met The Mail recently reprinted a letter | a proper defeat in 1596. Is ther any which was said to have been written reason why it should be trusted by the late Alexander Mackensie, | again? Has it made full atonement ily Drowns of Sénada, , and dealing | for its sine ? : wi strenuous life at Ottawa. Mr. ------ Mackenzie was made to say: "I feel |. The Mail regards the McBride mis- like the besieged, lying on my arms | Son to England as a victory. The Right and day, I have offended at Sanlict Tm. u Jailue, But st twenty parliamen supporters will agree al young pre- dry mier has had a splendid time at the The letter was suggestive of the | ®*pense of his province. Tie the times, of the pressure If the plea in the Fredericton Glea- who ® brought to bear upon all men nor case prevails newspaper libels with En Yes and who have. to do may. become more numerous amd libel k expenditure, Mr. Mac- suits scarcer. If anything goes on the entie, as we all know, was particul- ground that it is in the public inter- sty exacting as a public man. He had est, there will be sdme pretty rough Je Srection of the ks Separt discussions of political issues. s was as careful pul lic's money as he was of his own. | Sir Frederick Treves, the king's Doubtless he was urged to undertake | physician, looks for the time when public buildings in places where there | disease will be practically extirpated was a clamour for them, but unless he | and people will abandon the "'extra- was satisfied as to their need he | ordinary habit" of taking medicine. would not consent to them. Surely he | Sir Frederick is not in general prac: was always like the man on duty" tico now, and is free to give very can- ® uty "and a with a special defence of the public | did advice. treasury, : . Saturday Night does not effervesce The point Is that the Mackengie over Lord Dundonald. It says he theory of public life and public secur- . A : ity ak i i x made a serious mistake in quarrel ¥ did not obtain during the eighteen : : is years which followed his rei N ling with the. militia department of one then wrote that } reign. 0 Canada, at the suggestion of unwise he felt like the 3 In publie office, counsellors. He not only caused strife, the rifle across ay = uty, with but he neutralized any good work in + Ak of ur; which he may have done. . No one then thought the Mackenize code et a or she spt siiemne 72 | SPIRIT OF THE PRESS party in power and as a means of re- straining their plundering propensi- ties. For eighteen years there was a Do those Methodists mean th: say carnival of corruption at Ottawa, and | that a man cannot edit a newspaper the Mail was the organ of the party and at the same time remain good which never failed to condone and de- | *0Ugh to wear the title "Rev." ? fend it, a He Surely Must. This periodic adoration of the Toronto News. y, Must Mackenzie announcement is noticeable. While advanced hygiene favors car- It serves to show the hypoerisy of bolizing each individual kiss, we be- who, 4 his life f lieve that the same beneficial effect those » during time, failed would be obtained by gargling with to see his virtues; formaldehyde at the end of, every thy : 4 y Perhaps It Would. Toronto Star, They Better Not. Ottawa Free Press. Claude Macdonell, M.P., says that "Inertia obtains in our civil ser- vice." No wonder. It takes yoars of the hardest kind of side-line' work to land a job, A man must rest some time, 'Material For A Joke. Belleville Intelligencer. Magistrate Woodyatt of Brantford, who told funny stories at a banquet in this city, has been asked by the government, That should furn- ish the genial Thomas with andther good story to tell. . re Precept And Example. Toronto Globe. 7 (ga rr Ait 52 & Fut Hl H i i of the 'scoop' journalist, and probably the lack of copy, and the warm spell are vrespomsible for the 4 item." EANF EATER ZREFBAREZE REE | MARINE INTELLIGENCE, The News Gathered About the Wharves, wo frst is morning, in the slip at the' Th en the a Swilt's: Steamer Toronto, down and up, to-day; North . King, from Rochester, and return. The schooner Charles Marshall ar- rived from Charlotte, with coal for the penitentiary, and cleared for Os- wego, to load coal for Cobourg, At Folger'si The steamer Alexan- dria arrived at 6 p.m. Monday, on its regular trip down; the steambarge Waterlily arrived and took on a cargo of freight, for Montreal. x T. Co.: The Sueates Fairmount and consorts, of Fort William, arriv- ed with 210,000 bushels of wheat, and cleared for Fort William; the tug Thomson arrived from Montreal, with four light barges; the tug Emer- son arrived from Port Dalhousie, with two light barges, and cleared for Montreal, with ome grain barge, and two light barges; the tug Mary arriv- ed from Montreal, with three light barges, and cleared for Montreal, with two grain . laden barges; the new steamer 'Glénmount, bound for Fort William, did not clear Monday, as was expected. The vessel is updergo- ing some slight repairs and will pro- bably clear on Wednesday. THE NEW ROLL COLLAR. Very Graceful Style of the Spring's Sack Coat For Maer There is no change in the length of the sack coat this season, but the is towards a somewhat straighter back; the shoulder width is slightly decreased. In both single and double breasted sacks the roll of the collar will be longer, extending nearly to the waist line for the two-button style which will have many friemds. This hand- some two-button coat will have blunt. ed lapels, three inches wide. The president of the Semi-ready com- pany designed these new garmentj last fall, and they were accepted as the correct vogue at the Garment Cut- ters'exhibition in Chicago. The H.D. Bibby Co., 78-80-82 Princess street. Heed Backache. One of the commonest symptoms of disease or disordered kidneys is back- ache, Never let the sign go unheed- ed. Peck's Kidney and Liver Pills will cure both the backache and the cause of the ache. They make the kidneys strong and prevent disease. Cure all ordinary kidoey, liver and hladder troubles. In boxes, 25c. For sale only at Wade's drug store. Money back if not satisfactory. Three Queen's Professors Benefit. It is not generally known that Pro- fessor D. H. M ll, for many years the active head of the physics de- partment at 's, is on the Carne gie pension fund for professors. He and Professors Fowler and Ferguson are the three Queen's professars who benefit. Will Complete The Extension. J, M. Campbell's enga, t with ithe city does not expire until the light plant extensions are completed. He may thus be the city's electrical expert until late in the autump. Ori- ginally he was eng by the year, from August lst, e last contract made with him was that he was to plete the ext , which work he is anxious to perform, and thus put the plant on a creditable basis. Married Fifty Years Ago. Married at Kingston, in St. George's cathedral, on Thursday, June 25th, 1857, by /the Venerable Arch- deacon Stumrt, assisted by the Rev, William H , M.A, and Rev. A. Stewart, Henry Sherw, Hubbell, Esq, of Brockwille, rrister, to Elita Jane, daughter of Thomas Wilson, of Kingston. Games Arranged. The Junior Axtjlleries will play a game of baseball)' Saturday next, with the 'Junior Gfinites, in Frontenac Park, at 1.45 poh, and will «lsu play the Gananoque' Juniors in Ganahoque on Dominion Day. : . < ------ pe Jar rings, pints and quarts, Je, » doen, at Chown's drugstore, § FoR FHKE HH TWEE WE WEE "Cool your blood" 'with Abby Sait, Saline Laxative, Enos Salt or (rape Saline. Sold at Gibson's Red Cross To-day's races at Wolfe Island at- tracted ey & mumber of local slim but on every the were praying that the threatened rain would soon fall. A couple more days of dry weather will cause much ruin to the crops. It goes to the root of disease, in- vigorates, strengthens, exhilerates, Its life-producing propeetiés are not com- tained in any other known remedy. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tes or Tablets, 35¢c.. Mahood's drig store. The members of the county council will, in all likelihood, attend the military tattoo at Barriefield in a body this evening. To-morrow the warden will entertain his colleagues to their annual outing. A man's wife should always be the same, especially to her hushand, but if she is weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they make her "feel like a different person," so they all say, and their husbands say so too ! To remove any misunderstanding we beg to state that it is the wish of the committee in charge of the me- morial service, to be held at the Knights of Columbus rooms, this evening, that those who have received memorial cards bring their wives, " THE COUNTY COUNCIL Again in Session--The Family .-Case. The adjourned session of the county council began Tuesday morning. War- den Drew and Councillors Aylesworth, Purdy, McGregor, Brash, McDonald, Foley, Hamilton, Miller, Stoness, Thomson, Franklin, Truscott, Fisher, Wood, Shannon and Briceland, were in attendance. A letter was received from the Moth- er Superior of the House of Provi- dence, stating that the Greer family which the council had put there tem- porarily, two weeks ago, could not be kept much longer, on account of the condition of two of the children, who are idiots, and who should be placed in an asylum. The House of Industry had refused to keep the family for tha same reason. Clerk Edwarlls stated that he had twice written and once telegraphed the Orillia asylum auth- orities about taking charge of the two children, but had received no answer: He thought it very strange that his communications had not received the attention to which they were enti- tled. It was clear that the children re- ferred to must be cared for in an asylum, and Orillia was the proper place. The clerk also read another com: munication from the House of Provi- dence mother regarding the proposed arrangement for caring for county poor at the rate of $1.50 a week, the Greer 'same amount as charged by the House of Industry. She said that a new board of directors would be in charge of the institution from July 1st, and that it would be well to leave the mat- fer over for their consideration. Thera was no doubt .-but what such an ar- rangement would be agreed to. The council adjourned wumtil two o'clock, for the benefit of the finance committee. dim sets PATROL WAGGON NEEDED. Drunk Was Taken to Police Station in a Cab. A first appearance drunk smiled when he faced the magistrate in the police court this morning. He had been drunk; he could not deny the fact, he said, but did not remember what had happened 'to him. Constable Hughes wag called upon to explain. The officer said that at 10.30 o'clock, Monday night, a call had been. received at the police sta- tion, that there was a man under the influence of liquor on Queen street. When he arrived upon the scene, he found the accused lying on the strect --in fact he was so much under the influence of liquor, that a cab had to be called to take him to the police station. The "tippler" also had to be carried into the cab, and also from the cab to the cells. Here was a case where the use of a patrol waggon would have given excellent service. When arraigned in the police court, a fine of 33 and costs, or fifteen days was imposed. The fine was paid. Rideau Lakes--Ottawa. Steamers Rideau King and Queen leave Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 am. » For Clayton--Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, at 6:15 p.m. James Swift & Co., agents. All the papet you can carry at D. E. Fraser's for 3c. a roll, 78 Wiliam street The monarchist party in Portugal saye it is no use to any fur- ther to the crown, all that is left for them to do is to pledge them- selves to the nation to work to se- cure the rights of individuals and the stability of the constitution. They are the smartest mos" dels known to the Corset Manufacturer's art, science and sense having achieved a wonderful triumph. @ Prices range from $1.00 to $hon Will lmprove Your Figure. [ Apollinaris "The Queen of Table Waters" - Our Store Will Glose at 5 0°clock During July and August, Saturdays Excepted, Whew, But It's Hot | We are ready to furnish relief to sweltering men. We have cool, smart looking clothes breeze. Blue Serges, Homespuns and Fancy Worsted Suits, two and y three-piece styles, $7.50, $8.50, $10, $12, $12.50 and $15. Thin Underwear French Balbriggan, Lisle, Silk, 40c., 50c., 75c. to $2.50 a § garment. Try Our Special 50c. Underwear. Handsome Soft Shirts : Pure White, Cream, Tan, Blue, Grey and Pink, %5c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2. See Our Great $1 'Shirts. The Swellest Things in Straw Hats Await your coming, 50c., 75¢., $1 to $2.° See Dur Special $1, $1.50 and $2 Sailors. Fancy Hosiery We are showing the absolutely correct things Hosiery, 25c., 35c. and 45c. THE HD. BBY 00. Bathing Shoes We have a nice White Canvas Strap Shoe, soft . soles and very light, which makes an ideal Bathing Shoe tor women. ONLY 388c. PAIR. i Bare Foot Sandals FOR CHILDREN Made of good Tan Calfskin, good soles, just the % Shoe for campers. $1.00, 1.26 and 1.35. GreyCanvasBoots We have Canvas Boots for Boys and Men, leather : toe cap: Little Boys' Canvas Boots, sizes 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, Little Boys' Canvas Boots, sizes 11, 12, 13, 86c¢C. Boys' Canvas Boots, 1 to 5, 18¢, Men's Canvas " 6 to 11, 86c, Try A Pair if You Want Cool Feet on Hot Days. that catch every ® in Fanoy ¢ SHOE POLISE The Public knows bett than to take any subs tute for 2in1. 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Murray, Au 27 BROCK ST New Carriages, Cutters, etc., for sale. Sale of Horses every NewYork Chinese Re: 83 Frincess Str Open from 10.30 a m. The best place to £ a Lunch in the city. Meals ar t notice. Emglish Dishes a specialty. " SUMMER WA Screen Doors and Wi Cream Freezers, Law and Charcoal Irons. - STRACHA! New England C! Restaurant 3.2 Open from 10.30 a m. t>