1Sers ished to your order bby $15 Blue ck Suits. 12.50 to $20. BIBBY GO. y Tailoring. dates x. B. Chocolates. the Best. Princess Street A HOG ORCHESTRA. French Musician Made Squealers 3 Sing a Tune. During the reign of Louis XI., of France there was attached to his court one Abbot de Baigne, a man of considerable wit. The abbot was some- what musically inclined and delighted the court with inventions of odd mu- sical 'instruments. One day the king, after having enjoyed a hearty laugh over one of these curious contrivanc- es and dusiring to baffle this musical genius, commanded him to produce harmonious sounds from the cries of hogs. This seemed an impossibility to the king, and he prepared himself to enjoy thé discomfiture of the abbot. Much to his surprise, however, the ab- ot readily agreed to produce them. All he required was a sum of money, upom receipt of which he declered he would invent the most surprising thing ever heard in the way of musi- al atrocity. He scoured the country and secured large number of hogs, trying théir oices as to pitch and quality, and, inally, having fully satisfied himself, e arranged the animals in a sort of avilion richly decorated. The day of he trial arrived, and the king and hia ourt' entered the pavilion prepared or semething, but greatly in doubt 8 to the success of the abbot with he hogs. However, there were the hogs, sure nough, and, much to the surprise nd delight of the king, they com- nenced to cry harmoniously and in ood tune, rendering an air that was irl esoguised, The abbot, hag ar- a series of sto - Were onnected with fhe ope and upon ulling one of them out cau a bike to prick the hog it connected ith, making him squeal his note. The st was easy, for by pulling out the ifferent stops he produced the tune. The Bishop's Job, arper's' Weekly. To illastrate a point' he was making ap address he wag delivering the her day, Bishop Potter told the fol- wing story : "'Not Yong ago I was aylug with a friend in a country use up on the Hudson. On Sunday orning as I passed through the rary I found a small boy-curled up a big .chair deeply fintercsted in a ok JAre you pgoimg to m 7 1 asked. 'No,' he replied. 'Why am, 8 a 1" z ' ' a; job Huh !' he said, 'that's A "an Campers Attention. emember that m i i gmps and sudden he find Dites: re with Polson's Nerviline. Good to b on as .a linment, unoqualled for ring internal i er for oa Tain 'wad €old, every: Beau tif S-- ' on iy Jissumod ke cheap, at Rout- 4 King Ta stresly branch, Enclish tooth i al paste in 10e. ¢ y t Gibson's Red Cross Drug id -- "in, Bil. ak i | Pelvic Diseases in Men. { Many an invalid is dragging out a miserable exis- | tende with catarrh of the kidneys, catarrh of the | bladder, or both. "There is no disease equal to catarrh of the bladder in producing complete wretchedness, absolute despair, haggard misery and stubborn weakness. An army of this sort of victims have one by one discovered that Peruna could be relied upon to re- lieve such cases. ©C.o man tells nother man, and in this way the mews spreads until in all parts of the country are to be found men who have been permanently liber- ated from the thraldom of catarrh of the bladder by acourse of Peruna. Many cases of catarrh of the stomach, kidneys and other abdominal organs have reported themselves #8 cared. 'We give below two prominent testimonials which fllustrato the benefit of Peruna in these cases. "Since my Catarrh of the Bladder. es § wn. ©. B. Newhof, 10 Delaware street, Albany, N.Y. President Montefiore Club, writes: advanced age I find that I have been THE DAILY frequently troubled with urinary ailments. The game : pi . 3 =} Ol or Charles W. Crossman, of 3 bladder seeméd irritated, and my physician said considerable interest, The park team | 30th We Ju fhe Jule of Man hi Clayton, " Chat os 0 \ rans Nota Lerman, dlr! qtraete lak that it was catarth caused by a protracted cold won, after a keenly contested game, morting, ane 1a hope to sve ae | Joka rt, an Sead in tho main} vacation spent RJ Cha . Tol - sv re close y que 8 se and, i whiel woui be Ji Ieult iG QTSISOHe ba account of 3 | by, tO js Mr: I Al r, of Gi On FR a i dining hall of the Lotus, and nearly Miss Florence L. voi Aubu a my advanced years. I took Peruaa, hardly daring yr om i | hl - hres cel ee nd ed through a | fifty sat down to horse-shoe shaped | N.Y., is visiting at her Ena I At T would po helped, but found to my § | Terre Huute, Ind, who have bows (ll rT Waa ™ "they "are Ske] tables loaded, with sensonable viands, | er's,' Mrs. 8. Cannem, Cherry street. het that T soon began to mend. The irritation § | spending some time fn tong, WO ARICA) ube and will sting if the | "Mine Hout" and President Hon. | Miss Alice Miller left for Buffalo, af: gradually eubsided, and the wrinary difficulties DE Oe ret eho has| come ine contact with the human | Charles Skinner did the honors at the | ter spending a vacation with her cous: passed away. I have enjoyed excellent health now eyworth, Osborne street, wht ha body. AS the trip was so cold and [head of the board and everybody did | sin, Miss Ethel Lennox, Well for the past seven months. I enjoy my meals, been spending the past souple of RY tr oy bo to same. The | ample justice to the excellant onisine atraet 8 ' ington. Te " ol ooks uebec anc ontreal, has re- | rough, ere could he no game . . iy 5 sleep soundly, and am as well as I was WeRty years oy j Mou Mel or, corner {meals have been very good The | placed in front of them ; Mr. and Mrs. F. Ra Bean and ago. give all praise to Peruna. First and River strects, who has.been | waiters fix the napkins in all kinds of The officers are: President, Hon baby, Auburn, N.Y., are visiting their Catarrh of Stomach and Kidneys. visiting in Albany, N Vv. with her sis-| shapes, lillies, crowns, slippers, pyfa (harles Skinner, Watertown; vice | mother, Mrs, Samuel Cannem, herry $e Mr. David L. Jaycox, Chaplain Olay. | [rom 3 South Nicholas St, Chieagn, ter Miss Margaret McLellan a nurse | mids, ete." presidents, Alexander Robb, Brooklyn | street. : : rise GO 3s da I. O.G.T.and Chaplain G. A. R,, Ill, as follows: he city: oS y ' 81 ac.| Dr. and Mrs. Sparks arrived at Liv: | Col. 0 G. Staples, Washington S. Mastin, Brooklyn, N.Y 5 v He Vice Chancellor § | '™ . in the city hospital, has returned, ac r. an I s ' , Brookly X., is the a Nw °K Poe of 865 Broadway, Oakland, Cal, writes: | "1 waa iu good health unt} son fous companied by her sister, who will] erpool Monday (30th), at noon, and | Thomas B. Kerr, Englewood, Nolif guest - of his brothewin-law, Albert ton froin 205 No «Iam an old war veteran. I contract. | years ago, when my back became lame | "URE EO LF Go tion here with her | loft for Bradford that afternoon, | secretary, W. H. Thompson, Alexan | Arbuckle, of the Rockwood hospital' Omaha, Nek, writes from North od severe bladder and kidney trouble. | and sore. The pains kept increasing, polents where they joined Misses Louise and | dria Bay: treasurer, R. P. Grant | staff, Blateenth atest, the following words |1 spent hundreds of dollars and con. | with severe twitches and slow exhaus- | "yo l.q Mrs. J. E. Cook, King Arnie Walsh, of this city, for their | Clayton; oxecutive committee, A, Mrs. J. F. Moad and Miss: Minnie of 'praise for Peruna as a tonic. He | sulted a hest of doctors, but peither did | tive aches. Urine was highly colored | i at. left, last evening, for Warbur-| tnp through Scotland and Frigland Cornwall, F. H. Taylor, A E. Clark | Mcad, Chickasha, Indian Territory, says: | me any good. and passed with great irregularity. I |i,n, Mr. Cook having been summon ol -- R P. Grant, G. F. Rufiuttys ¢ are visiting Mrs. 'Ainslie, 358 Johnson "Yt 1s with pleasure / recommend " 1as who | knew this must be inflammation of the | 1, the bedside -of his mother, who is AHA C. Boltit, Col. 0. G. Staples, 1../ streot Peruns ws 4 fonic of unusual merit. §(, 'Finally Jome of my COmINiSe WhO|pladder, dangerously ill; Dr. E. Johnston, of | ¥ Gillespie, ©. E. Britton, C. G.Pmery | "\ino ne Murray, who has been cons A large number of prominent mem- { had been cured by Peruna advised meq yy. ne read of Peruna I decided to | Johnstown, N.X., is spending a short | # McGUIGAN QUITS. HW oH Nichols, T. B. Kerr and Walter | gq 0" = he Hotel Dieu for the bers of the different orders with | to try it. I at once bought a bottle, and | py jr. I found relief from the pain | Locotion here | with his father, R.|{¥ ME | Fox. few days, is slight] im a which I have been connected have | found it helped me so much that I kept | within ten days. The aches gradually Johnston, Stone street. Mrs. R.A * St. Paul, Aug. 10.--F. H % ---------- day. . y P been cured by the use of Peruna in {| using it for nearly four months. diminished, and Byes blessed relief | \illions. of Aylmer, Que., who has | 'McGuigan, first vice-presi- ¥| WATER AND AIR WAGERS. Miss Freda and Master Frank Me- cases of catarrh of the stomach and «Peruna has proven the best medi- | I can assure you, Withinthree months |,.c; spending a few "days with her |# dent of the Great Northern BH Cue are spendi a few days with head; also in kidney complaints and } | cine Lévérnsed. My pains are gone |l was well once more. My appetite had | other. John Pappd. Victoria ave- 3 railroad, has resigned, to 3 | Curious Bet Made and Won ati gi in Kate Topping, weakness of the pelvic organs. | and I believe Myself to be sured, {feel | returned, nervousness and irritability |. has returned home. Miss Lonisely take effect on September | Luncheon. Deseronto. «"Peruna tones up the system, aids | well, 3nd woul tot be withoms & hoitle were things of the past, and forover tWo | (wen, who has been visiting with| 4 1st. Mr. McGuigan ac- #| Paris, Aug. 10.--Curious wagers were Miss Mamio ~ Marsigan.- Dossrontos digestion, induces sleep, and is well {in Hine . yearsnow I have been a healthy man. | friends in Willetsholme, has returned | 3 knowledged later that per- * made at a luncheon given by a party | hag returned from Kingston, after worthy the confidence of sufferers of | Mr. Robert FE." Hanvey, Treasurer| "I give all thanks to your Peruns, | home. {4 sonal difference between 3 |of well-known sportsmen in Paris, yo8 | having enjoyed . a pl init with bove complaints." Knights of Industrial Freedom, also a | and believe that itis a/blessing to man~ | Miss Janet Robertson, of Boston, % himself and J. N. Hill had 3 | terday. Miss Ilda Shaw. : P well known writer and lecturer, writes | kind." {ie spending a short time in town the! caused him to break with ¥ | M. Archdeacon had wagered $10,000 | "ap 9 FY. Reid and Miss Hook: : . guest of her sister; Mrs Josph 4 the Great Northern. Mr. ¥ with M. Charron that n apeeet of ite er, who were visiting in the city for --- Miranda, Sydenham street diss 4 McGuigan intimated that miles an hour on water woul ot be the past two weoks, left for Brant: . | : Murchic, John street, spending a short | pig grievance had [+ reached before May this year, and the | fog" Ong, to-day. D 'CANADIAN NATIONAL time with friends in Brockville, has re i fostered by the dictatorial luncheon was given by M. Charron to Mics Holon Bell, of Tavistock, Ont i tener home Mies Dora Thomson, of| 3 arrived by Mi, Jh|ciitc bis wine oo poeta li spentling the holidays in this ity, f | nn sg iy Nr a i Wo ¥ Hill. It was rumored that W; r or th a ut this was the, guest int her sister, Miss Jessio | ' unt ant e, « gS. | "hh i ; ae | rene y © » 8 oll. 8 carce 00 S ® i 1907 EXHIBITION 1907 A. D. Howe, Oak street, returned » the Ar Sa * declined, M. Santos Dumont, however, Mrs Vouhata street. Auburn, NX home yesterday. Mrs. Horace Griffin | % "accepted the wager, which was that a | 1.0 vont ray > C doa sh New Brown Veilings, at 35c. and 40c and Mrs, W. E. Meggs and' children, * encounter occurred, speed of fifty miles an hour_on water ats ier Ry the Capa inowns ) Ss, 35¢. . | King street, who have been spending | bas x ¥. would not be reached by ay noxt 'Q New Long Silk Gloves, 50c. and $1. Ri friends in Caintown nnd | SASHIBIBIIIIIIRONIIK | vor. Wen. Samuel Contiom. io New White Skirts, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.75. ° Mallorytown, returned to-day meester Ythen M. Santos-Dumont wagered | CW, TE OS ntiduy oe Sous New Colored Wash Skirts, $1.50, $1.75, $2. Bory ning, of Totortn, is] BILL MINER AWAY AGAIN. _ 3/000 with M, Charron and M. Roone | AFFIvEC In UC oD Miss a bye Shir or : av} | . spending a short time with friends in de Knyfl that he would cover 200 |g OR Uixicis avy Fi Panama and Lustre Skirts, in Cream, Black, Navy Siro. Jabez Coombs and duvgh Notorious Kamloops Train {yards _ in an aeroplane within SIX Steven, Division street. x and Brown. Bie) I hr = Hes eo dite Mise Ftta Strain, Amherst Island, . « Fo | tor, Edith ast evening Robber Escapes. months Jrom ta and ws Edna Forsyth, Colorado,™ hort visit with friends in Picton, Mix ant SEAT Hse : 5 3 rT... \ New Westminster, B.C Aug. 10 are visiting in the city, the guests of > > b > ald ane childre ; re £ . § . Pretty Blouse W aists Acknowledged to be the greatest x Soul J sed hile Ring = Rill" Miner, the notorious Keanioops FOUR MURDERS AT INN Miss Neta Lemmon, Earl street, +s ual ER B Spent. yo Hay i . Bane ain rob We "com on a Ww 3 ve : We are being congratulatéd all round on the beautiful dis- Arrual Exhibition on the J. Francis Chapman, Deseronto, wa yen kaw, io Ne gs Host, Wife, Grown-Up Daughter LR n----ley Burromcs, ato alte of 42. Priced $1 to $3.50. ! New Hu $400.000 New Buile Y Watertown, i > ons captured, although the neighborhood | Vienna, Aug. 10 ~A terrible crime | po expectation of - locating perman- Tucked Lawn Waists, with Embroidery Insertion down Fine d Stared in The V mg 6 ley Toe aroused. and every. possible guard | was committed on Fhursday ovening | oo) front and round sleeves, 35¢c., worth 60c. $30.00 Pre hn Attractions 345, lows and policeman who can be spared-have near Danos, in Hungary Yosiqrday Rev. Dr. Tovell, Hamilion, who will ~ For Horses $18,000 Other Live : Y on rouraded up and prosed into ser-imorning as the postman arrived at 8 fprench Sunday at Thousand | stock: For Farm ar Products TRAGEDY OF WOODS. I I ; } preach on Sunday a OUSANC w . . 1 : : > ry} Sy 000: For Dogs. 37 Ce -. jor lonely inn, he found the host and his {jd Park, paid a flying visit to his Millinery » Millinery . 00 : . : 41 Sr oe Do? Miner, together with three other | Wife all lying murdered The milkman, {ein Moe (Rev.) R. Stillwell, Ca- : . 3 x : a I'he place to Sew Oanada, asd to spend Cyrille Vachon Receives a OPER | ony iets. 1. B. Clarke, J. Woods and who served the inn in the early morn tararui. New Embroidered Tings: ie Hats, trimmed with Lace; Chii- { Happy Day Stabs. AF. McCloskey, wore working in the | ing, had evidently arrived os the mar W. JJ. Bruder, lately principal of St. fon and Wide Duchess Ribbon. ! Reduced Rates and Excursions on A Another jv | penitentiary. hack yard. They appar- derers were leaving. hi Mary's school, of this city, has an Every Line of Travel : i Hurd ' tin Be ee BE Nee ntlv exeavated a hole near a brick : he eire place haat To n funds r {appointed teacher of English litera: . . bas heen Joauce, a he ¢ : . . he. 1 moke stack, and escaped into anoth-| eC, and an attempt had been made to |iure and art on the high school staff Entries close Saturday Next, Aug. result of whi y man naned Cyrille m aL A ny straggle Lb gd 4 fh Schoo]. 878 s Ses } ) nn ma or bait of the prison grounds. Al.}fire the hou great stroggle Lhad | Montreal. 'S The Leading Millinery 3rd. Vachon lies at death's door. 'lh part I X en thre between the 8 na. and : though this vard is surrounded by a taken place between the assassams and John A. Grant, Montreal, is visite sor all information address J. 0. ORR, [scene of the 1 gedy was at Fvariste, ~ { their: victim and all the furniture | § i LOK : ¢ and Mantle Store = Ey ie th Wh } high fonee, the fugitives managed to 5 a a x ing his parents on King street west. . | Manager wd seretar ily Hall, To] Beance, and ¢ man accused of the le t} i 1 was broken. Mr. G : 1 ci : | ronto, Ont act of violence is Napoleon 1 ot (scale this and get clear away 'i red. which: hae doit 4 Mr. Grant is an old Kingstonian who . ------ gypsy band, which has left the | is mak f % ge : rmerly of St. Evariste. It apped ; Ry By making a name for himself in | ven] a ar" peared on the market are very small, pected, and the police and gendarmerie Mrs Walter Cliffos o two men an quarrel ensued I'h 4 . I trail . rd, ntreal SALE OF Mon de than o une | vietim, who horribly injured, » though the season is quite advanced afe on Weir trad - street, is having a pleasant visit with prea Our Mover 1 TI acl on toron knile wounds, [IV i8 said that they will not be very relatives in Bournemouth and OW is a : 1 free. if you ed o . GIRL CLIMBS BIG CHIMNEY. Shi : : | "11ow ts Kit Birt of | Vachon comes from St. Romaine de much larger. ' Shirley, Hampshire, England, and will sr 10-day ADS OF coin : i x -- RU. | Bday stars or coin | Windsor. Vachong now refuses to | Special summer corsets, 50c. and ; he absent till November, . ny fie, . mying. Address Y lodge a complaint against the other 65c.. and Bc. tape girdle corsets for Walks on Edge of Scaffold 150 W. J. Vrooman and Master Louis, : COTTAM BIRD SEED land th props of the distriot are dis. | 6c. New York Dress Reform. Feet. of Brantford, who have been visiting : = Ts 44 Bathurst St., London, Outs pleased. The ttorney-general's io 3a Picton od Boys reunion, London, Aug. 10.--A feat necessitn- | Kingston and the Thousand Jslands, a --. a partment m be appdalefl to,' with the rentice Boys on Monday | ting nerves of steel was performed at the past week, returned home to-day,' THIS WEEK. SUMMER WANT pastiment may he appa August 12h, by steamer America. | Leicester, yesterday, by Nis Lydia | by the steamer Belleville. ye ----------i----e-- Train Crew Indicted. Ihe Cobden Sun is talking up the Akiers, the fifteen-year-old danghter of | J. J. Johnston, advance agent for 1 Wire Constructed Leather Coucl na Washington, Aug. 10.7) || skating rink. project for the village a local builder: [*A Wife's Sceret," is in the city to- : re oastruacted wher onches, zers, awn ° stinglon, 1g. =the gran fe he lone winter evening She climbed 150 " y to) al ; i y i 1 - 5 Wire Constructed Init ction of Leather Couches and Charcoa Irons. jury of she supreme court, of the dis The pr Ty as sii og season he lind 130 fact So the ts p we jay, Te vith Man . P Strucued at iC ? v . trict of Columbia, found indictments | jq 4 rig pairs ? ' Wid | : ha b ! 4 now on. Buy your rings, corks, then, to the horrow © of the crowd |of the show here on Saturday next. I E+ | 3 Wilton Rug Couches. i STRACHAN'S br mahal ite Janine the few of | genling wax, ete, at Hoag's. * Which had gathered below: calmly pro- | y x y ls ., ww Ps SES oy we Baltimore { 10 train which, on Raspberries dr 1 to fiftes wonts coedid so walk round the ioe of the 8 i 8 Velours in fancy i atterns. ] Wood's Phosphodine, December 31st Inst, ran into the rear | , Raph geiou drop fifteen conts meee] So \ und the edge of th NEW TENOR DISCOVERED. This week at sale prices, 4 2 The Groton, Sonny. gn ve at st ort bia sta Take a day with the 'Prentic Boys i his is the second feat of the kind | Walter Found to Possess Great : " ' Den e ae wi ere, causing a collimon that re nd go fo Picton on Monday. she has performed within a week d : 3 ak GrV Ou ny, ak x ne You and g o In n on AY I n , an bili! i a Tes Reid The Leading Undertaker. A Blood in old Veins, Cures Nero. ulted in the death of forty-six per Bathing caps, and water wings at her father is anxious to challenge any ; a ey: 5 } oJ AA 4 "Phone 147 ous Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Des sons and the seriols injury of proba: | Hoag's other girl steeplejack in the . world Berlin, Aug. 10.-- twenty -one-year- | . vondency, bexual Weakness, Emisxions, Sper- | bly as many more, nid Ric.ts . . 1 old waiter named Charles Stubenvoll i orrhaa, and Ffects of Abuse or Frcesses, See Bibbhy's 35¢. fancy hogicry. on her bohaif. i : Mi, 4 : Prices] per box fixtor ss. One will please, six Wall ST F who as beofwarning 3 precatious live 4 { gm rere. ee eer cure. Sold by all druggists or mailed in alls Made From Coffins. TT -- | in an obscure cale, is deci a & plain pkg. on receipt of price, New pamphlet , r i 4 { . Made fe" Tho Wood Medicine Co. | London, Aug. 10.~The bishop of tenor of great promise. 4 i CANADAJLIFE ASSURANCE CO'Y, forme Wadun Toronto, Ont | Si Albans, sesterday, reopened th bs -- rl =» Fray Sehuase i y a mt ------------ oll. Paris Ne ' {vt ; g graf, the well-known prima donna at- % i HEAD OFFICE i (eT hah TORONTO, ONT: Riki's clothing is. right 3 pari hh : h of Went Puree tached to the Royal Opera House at How well have the affairs ai Policyholders ben admimistered ? The following Nellie' Sedore " po WhiG) Tas n_restorel at a er te Munich, who heard him sing by . i statement of receipts and vxpenditure is a sufficient amd satisfactory answer Har Wott, cost of $5,000. During the restoration 2, {anos : i } From its orgamization to the end of 1906, © ceived in Prewiun aadeli work it was found that the walls of A Cl l d G l . Pans. 2 : i 8 from Policyholdérs home at West the church had bron: formerly » eveian ir weive ears it out Frau Schneegrai is now paving for » >oleyholders and beneficiaries cinrn facia aged thir 3 Ye 3 ; Bhai rag " |8 roll' i io a Fait be Neyholders and 1 neficiaries wer Fo aged thirty sis ' as with stone coffus, which had been : | Subenvoll's musica) education, and ¥ Total paid or credited to Policyhe Iders a . the yrird 4 whter of Alexander Se- broken up for the purpose, emory. Sry Sha be wil me a great 5 Excess of Assets nnd Payments to Policyholders over premium iore; of West Plain, and was married . -- sre : operatic gar, 4 BAYIIERS oo received in premiums, from Polioyholucrs the ( twelve years ago. She leaves) Within a very short time nently lor | New York, Aug. 10-The Hera! has |ivg and unlocking her folded hands Damage By Dynamite A paid or credited them with $115. Many yegrs ago the Canadian Life children ty students of the Kingston Business sived the ' follos She had NE - ASRS ™ ge iy : 2 { it has ever wince' maintained, the right to Ve known as Canada's Loading Sale of 1 I kings | Collegre, heat of Queen street; avespted] TY" the Jollowing despatch from | She had no memory, and, worse still,| St. Thomas, Ont., Aug. 10.---A car i pangr' Figares sow a policy wil shape for you cheerfully given at "the two undervest pairs dress positions as stenographers und book Cleveland A twelve-year-old girl he Joa H concentration of dynamite exploded on the Michi- « i ot street TR URQUHART I" J. 0. HUTTON dice, 25¢.: strong hose supporters, keeperd in this city, The K.B.C. is op-| whose brain has been asleep since we child would act as though sheigan Central, at Essex, this morning. J. R. URQUHART, J I is of asleep since | were in a trance I th | LF, i i ER nt. Menuger a "Now York: Dress Reform en throughput the whole year. Stu-! birth, has been cured . ? e in an trance, and the older 'she| Four persons are reported killed, All 7" & © i SS -------------------- a "'s straw hats: are nobby 'dents may . enter: at OV tie By ie . of , and now it is}grew the worse became her condition. | telegraph wires were blown up. «8 i gp i wl ll AIRE Be ER I glia that of any other child | Her parents had to lead her about as| Only two persons were killed and : | . : E prin . ry } ate one 449, of her age Physiciang 'declare her | if She were . | 2 epasa of Campbelliord high' school, has! F. Metealie, principal hi T ; : 1 re an infunt. As a last re | two injured badly and several slightly ! Hoa Sones Pate ar 'bisa caso rémarkabl he girl is Gene: | sort her parents brought her to a hurt. Thomas Barry, a conductor, is and f the new collegiate te t Yort to-day the tshind ok re Altence i vieve Beelman, daughter of Ww S.| school here. Her teacher worked sev- killed. This is the only name obtain. | A 0 il gq 8 ea Josday, cl he ial market being wel Beelman, an officer of the Baltimore ]en hours a day with the child. Now able at present. ; g Hiam, gL sen tee je prices tokiny were and Ohio railroad For twelve years| she writes and reads fluently and talks | | e---- % -- All-cream ice cream, 'in bricks, any i about the same as last Saturday che comld neither sak r wri 3 i in : w \ WILLIAM ST ed at oy Tig Y ious the sme 2 lau Sa ay, i De er speak nor write nor | well.o She copied the entire first reai-| Stockings that will wear, for chil A ave r ) rim Jas Sncigsion wi Histon an Rak if Ee : or x ice. and sng the Papers Le her | dren, all sizes, from ite. up. See aur on's. ic Mc o M: ¥,. 3m, octors say her brain was asleep. | mother in her zeal to show what she . Ltd. Canada Metal Co, Toronto, Ont. | Bibby's $10 suits are wonders. | | | | " BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1907 | 1 Took Perna, Hardly Daring to Believe JOM I GUANORUE, 2755 So Writes Mr, Newhof, of Albany. a" ASSOCIATION. Painting a Picture For a Schoo 1 | i Gunandepie, Aug. 10.» { meeting of the American Canoe Assoc | ation opened, yesterday, | land, a few miles cast of the tows | The meeting | 23rd. Quite a number arrived durin | the past few days and have been get- | --hot { ting things in readiness for the formal | the held near | the | | th ! opening. Tha races will be the close of the meet, | Quito a flutter of | caused: by the car near the King street excilemont terday afternoon. No damage Wa done. | George Gallop, who was engage some time ago, to paint a memoris | picture for Gananoque high school, i memory of the late Nettie Carpenter, | The | has about completed his task picture is an excellent one, represent church, Portsmouth, The ov ening for: ling a young lady sitting before al vice was conducted by an English | piano, in 'an attitude of meditation, Quaker. Yestorday, Col. Kyle and My while behind her is a background of | Hussold conducted both sersdoes, A { beautiful white lilies. It will be hung | Mrs. (Dr.) Alston plays and sings beautifully. Yesterday morning she in the school, probably rises mencement e The Ladies' Aid Society of Mallory-| e\vemng. "The Holy City." We have town, held its antual excursion to eight at our table. A lady from Chi | Gananoque, on the steamor Mississ- | cago had a birthday. We surprised quoi, yesterday morning There was her with a note and our autographs a large number on board THE AMERICAN CANOE in Memory of a Young Lady-- T. I. P. Defeated the Garnocks. | cidid storm, a continual Ihe annual | at Sugar Is- | i will extend till August was | derailing of a freight [the different classes have gotten pret station yes-| ty after the com » Tour, { Interesting letters have been received | from Dr. R. E. Sparks, who, with Mrs. | Sparks, are enjoying a trip to Eng { land. 1! "July 29.-We are looast. It has been eventful voyage. While we had no de head wind Dr. Sparks says: nearing the Irish rather an un- was strong enough to make the boat The annual meeting of the Anglers'| has gone to Sharbot Lake to visit i pitch. Jt is called a rough voyage Association of the St. Lawrence river| friends. : T Pe about three days tha wind canght took place in the parlors of the, Lotus Mrs. William MoGune, in ..| us on the port quarter, making the house, St. Lawrence Park, on Wednes: | the guest of Mrs. A, A, Ri {boat both pitch and roll. rs. | day. President Charles Skinner pre-| Descronto. ! ug | Sparks proved to be the better sailor | 'missing a meal." This morning sea has calmed down and to-day passengers are all doing justice to he good things. "There is'a small passenger list, so 4 acquainted, Yesterday we Canada, of this line, and the Empress of Ireland, of the 1,.{C.P.R. A week ago Sunday we had, al! in the morning, an English church sor n | vice, conducted by Col. Kyle, Salva tion Army. Rev. Mr. Hassold proach He used to be at the Methodist well Ws | sighted the S|8 od. { sang, "The Better Land," and in the accompanying a pin of unique de { sign. It was a design of the steamer ASSOCIATION DISCUSSED International Poaching Was Elim- They Are Sin, FISH PROTECTION. visiting in the inated From Discussion By Mutual Consent of Menbers: 17 Mi Bertha sided and prefaced his annual address with a brief outline af the work done by the association during the year days here. past. : Se Mrs, R. The president's address was strong and full of force. Mr. Skinner pointed out the necessity of the Anglers' Asso. ciation, and dwelt at considerable length on the absolute protection to fish in the local waters. A general discussion followed the speaker, and reciprocity for interna tional poaching was entirely eliminat- od from the talk, an unusual happen ing for the anglers. The question has been dropped by common consent, and actual concurrence of fishorman for the preservation of the fishing rela- tions between the United States and Canada. Restriction of fishing was brought up when an interesting passage of arms ensued, and the matter was dropped, inasmuch as the continuance of the discussion enhanced the safety of the reciprocity question. Aside from the foregoing subjocts there was little of importance brought Mack street. a guest at Division street, erboro, to-day. N.Y. is E. R. Davis, moted to a Hamilton, MaoFaul, Joh Miss Flossie THEEANNUAL WEETING] ome Saying Doing. _ Miss Caaes Oram, 'Loronto, is visit~ "% homas "aringten, Cobourg, is Dr. William MeUammon and Brooklyn, N.Y., are visiting in the Charles Wilson, Hamilton, home to-day, after ) R: Smith and Miss Smith, Winona, ave visiting Mrs. W. R. Sills, Allyn Smith, of Syracuse, N.Y., is William H. Stevenson's, William Fleming, of Harris company, returned Miss Catherine Dixon, of Syracuse, visiting at her home, on Ordnance street. leo A. Kahn, home to-day, after visiting his wife's parents on King street, m Reepership, Thomas Moore, fed, Mr. and Mrs. John Fernihough, are nson street, spending a few days visit with Laura Nicholle, Union street. The Garnocks baseball team went dobvn to Thousand Island Park, yes the Dominion line Another and helmswhedl terday afternoon, to play a friendly "o 1 . a game with the team of that place. | to-morrow. We are going to get some | vear The election of officers was br. To J Ihey have met twice before and each memento of the occasion We saw | made and wesulted in the selection of ., ohn MeDo n victory, and their | 'Ould Oiroland' this afternoon, but the samo officials as last year, with fnved, o team had scored a has been looked forward to with | has a birthday were not near enough to see the green Misses Ethel up. The association accepted an invi . St. Louis, are flag in a : A tation to gather at Gananoque next the substitution of R. P. Grant, Chief Keoper Atkins, Portsmouth, to-day, to spend his holidays with his mother, Prirets Oh = Miss Neta Lemmon, Earl street, has | steanjer America, ' | She would sit quietly for fours lock: "can do. 4 Yor fine stockings, two pairs 350. New fork Dress Reform, = -- ' wife, Hall, Ontario h the Massey, from Pet New York, returned guard, has been pro< in place of" of D. resi vigiting Mrs, H. Maunder, Lindsay, is Miss and Marguerite Mill visiting their bo I, New York, ar