RL aT LE ~ FOUNTAIN PENS Watermans Ideal Pens, in all stagdard sizes. Fitted with Clip Cadi x is ext bo impossible to y lose m from the pocket or belt. > The points are assorted to suit all users, and guar- Issuers of Marriag Licenses. 'Phoae 666 -- - > STILE Just Arrived a Choice Lot of SEAL SKINS Call and see them. W. F GQOURDIER, a Exclusive Furrier 76, 78 and B0 Brock St. "Phone; 700. Dr. Brock's £35075 eat monthly medicine for ladies. only in Kingston, at the $ led om receipt of 8 $ BEST DRUG STORE in- cess street. A , 124 Prin price--§1. "THE BEST FOR THE LEAST." Is the end we are constantly striving for. Our Dress Goods De- partment is a strikirg tllustration of this fact. For instance : 36 inch. Plaid Dress § Goods, in an assort-Q ment of pretty patterns, § for children's wear, and § only 25c. a yard, § _ 36 inch, Tweed Suit- § ings, good serviceable colors, special at 25¢, a yard. : Wool Dress Goods, in all the popular weaves and colors, at 50c. _ Heavy Tweed Suit- 3 ings, 42 inches wide, great to wear,' worth § 65c. a yard, while the lot lasts to be cleared at 50c. a yard. Fine Quality Hroad- cloth, the celebrated $ "Pirle Finish," in Black § and Colors, 46 inches 2 wide for 75¢. a yard. Particularly good value in Black Dress Goods at all prices. 35c¢. to $1.50 a yard. To see is to buy. It -- Newman & Shaw ORIEN Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS. section of Powin-| pif or the North-West and 26, not re sion is pe held motil the necessary papers to complete: the transaction. are received by mail. > in- case of fpesonation or fraud the t all priority of claim has bean granted it will be Jor excaliation must be applicant must be + and only Re otilation will re individual util that ap- uent 4 of eatry. tion must state in in default. A homestender Whose entry is not the| subject of cangellation proceedings may subject to the approval of Depart- ment, relinquish it in favor of father, mother, Soh; ter, brother or sister st eligible, hut fo ho one else, on filing declaration ment. DUTIES--A settler is required to per- form the duties under one of the follow- plang = oe At least six mdnths' residence up- and cultivation of the land in each| STATE. DOCUMENTS. Consequences' --Home Shown. Queen Victoria's Letters, edited by ¥| A. C. Benson and Lord Esher and pub- lished last week, are stated in the pre- | face to form "what is ly the most { In the world. They are a. monument of industry to the sense of right a powerful stimulus to patriotism. Never before has the country. been taken into the confidence: of . a monarch. with such frankness and lack of restraint. The letters, published in these three bulky volumes cover the period of twenty-four years that elapsed between her accession. in 1837 and the death of the Prince Consort mn 1861, There are some letters. referring to. the Queen's early life in which. the writer refers to Uncle. Leopold I, K ng of the Belgians, as providing the "brightest epoch of my otherwise melancholy childhood." On June 19, Bt the then Princess Victoria wrote to her uncle, informing | him of the immipence of the death of In speaking of her ex- William IV. { pected accession she 'said : { "I look forward to the event, which, it seems, Is likely to occur soom, with calmness und quietness. am not alarmed at it, and yet I do not suppose myself quite equal at all. 1 trust, how ever, that with good will, honesty, and courage I shall not, at all events, fail." This letter concluded with the hope that -. year during the term of three years. "the All Powerful Being, who has so 22) A du------ 1) if he so long watehi d'-gver my destinies, will duties by Hving on farming land owned guide and support me in whatever solely by him, not less than eighty (80)} situation and station it may please him acres in extent, in the wicinity of Wa, place me" homestead: Joint ownership in land will pot meet this requirement. she father (or mother, if the ow ®y him, sighty (80) acres in extent, in the vicini- ty of the homestead, or upon a home stead entered for by him iu the vicinity, such homesteader may perform his own residence 'duties by living with he fath- or (or mother.) The term "visinity" in the two i rapbs is defined as mean- not more mine miles in a direct exclusive of the width of road al ment. log live, the above while living with parents or ou farming lend owned by himself must ity the Agemt for the district of such ion. Before making application for patent the settler must give six months' notice in wri to the Uomimissioner of Do- minion ds at Ottawa, of his inten- tion to «lo sO. SYNOPSIS CANADIAN NORTH- WEST MINING REGULATIONS. COAL--Coal mining rights leased §GF a'period of twenty-one years at en dnfull rental of $1 per acre. Not more than 2,560 acres shail be leased to one individual or company. - A royalty at the rate of five cents per ton pL be collected on the merchantable coal nined QUARTZ--A person eighteen years of age or over, having discovered sineral in place, may locate a claim 1,500x1,500 The fee for recording a claim is $5. or paid, the locator may upon having a survey made, and upon complying with other requirements, pur chase the land at $1 per acre. The patent provides for the- payment of a royalty of 24 per cent om the sales. Placer mining claims are 100 feet square ; entry fee $5, renewable year- iy. An applicant mey obtain two leases to dredge for gold of five miles each for a term of twenty years, remewable at ue discretion of the Minister of the In- terior. The lessee shall have a dredge in ation within one season from the of the lease for each five miles. Rental $10 per annum for each mile of river leased, Royalty at the rate of 2§ per cent cellected on the output after it ex- ceeds $10,000. W. W. CORY, ty of the Minister of the or. N.B.--Unauthorized publication ol this advertisement will not be paid fof, HAYES Cures ALLCo ALWAYS. COSTS BUY AND Mark Twain On Advertising. Success. "It pays to advertise," said Mark Twain at a recent banquet. "When I was editipg. the Virginia City Enter- prise, writing copy one day and min- ing the next, I tried to force this truth home in many ways. One day received a letter from a subscriber saying he had found a spider between the pages of his paper, an he wanted to know was this good or bad luck? I replied to him in our Answers to- Correspondents' column as lows : "Old Subscriber,--The finding of a 'spidér in your copy of the Enterprise Was neither good luck nor bad. The spider was merely looking over our Pages to find out what merchant was not advertising, so that it could spin its web across his door and lead a ee and undisturbed existence forever | or Hope Beyond. A physician at a popular health re- tort was looking over his books one "1 comparing his list of patients. aad a t many more patients t year than IY have this" hp re. . Rake to his wife. "I wonder where hey have all gone to?" "Well, never mind, dear," she re p flied, "you know all we can do is to for the best." pended' on the" Aming There are some mative remarks ina long~ description of the coronation, which the Queen wrote in her private journal: "Millions of my subjects showed good humor and excessive loyalty, and really I cannot say how proud I feel to be Queen of such¥a mation. rs When my good Lord ef Melbourne knelt down and kissed my hand he pressed my 'hand, and 1 grasped his with my heart. * * * The Arch- bishop had most awkwardly put the ring on the wrong finger, and I had the greatest difficulty tq take it off again The day after her marriage, February 11, 1838, the Queen wrote to King Leo- pold from 'Windsor Castle. "Dearest Uncle: here the happiest, happiest _ tha ever existed: * Really 1. do not think it appier of as happy angel, and his kindness and affection enough to make me adore him. I can do to make him happy will be my greatest delight and independent of my great personal happiness. Th @ reception we both met There thusiastic I ever experienced. anc was no end of srowds in London, all along the road" of the present King ran as follows: "Our .Jittle bay is a wonderfully strong and large «child, with very large, blue eyes and fingly. formed, but with a soméwhat large pose and pretty little mouth, I hope and pray he may be like bis dearest papa. He is to be called Albert, and Egward is to be his second name." Queen Victaria, although she con- fessed on occasion, to King Leopold that she grew to dislike politics, closely followed every 'political\question. She thus refers to Sir Robert Peel's bill to increase the grant to the Roman Catho- lic College at Maynooth: "Buckingham Palace, April 15, 1845. "My; Beloved Uncle: > : "Here we-are ina great state of agi- tation about one of the greatest meas- ures' ever proposed. am sure poor Peel ought to be, blessed by all Catholics for the manly and noble way he stands forth to protect and do good to Pp Ireland. But the bigotry, wicked, and . blind passions it brings forth is quite dreadful, and I blush for Protestantism. : "A Presbyterian clergyman said very truly that bigotry is more common than shame." > Between 1848 and 18st there was friction between the Court and Palmer- ston ovet the conduct of foreign affairs, and finally the latter resigned. On De- cember 3, 1851, the. Queer wrote to King Leopold 1.: "Iearest Uncle,--1 have the greatest pleasure in announcing to you a piece of news which will give you as much satisfaction and refief as it does to us, and' will do to the whole of the world. Lord Palmerston is no fonger foreign secretary, and Lord Granville is already named as his' successor. e ha - become of late really quite reckless, and, in spite of "the serious admomition and caution he received, only on the 9 November, and again at the beginning of December, he tells Rest Sleep Ought to Bring ? Sleeplessness at war within mon thing meeds correction. nerves are irritpted, sleep is impossible. No } iption ever formulated pro- duces the rapid results of Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills. body, keep every organ working well, remove the evil efiect' of lost and set you up.in a few days. Try Dr. Hamijlton's Pills to-day, see how much better you feel, see how much cakier i8 is to facethe day's work. Your is i , JONr nerves food with new vital power, vigor and system. "It's 'because Dr. Hamilton's of it, beeause. it ensures har- health and vi to the sys- at it oumes asaness, Jan ion and nervousness. a reason why you should expec ine tems, gour, Isn't there -------- REIGN OE: VICTORIA =: REMARKABLE: SERIES OF War Weighed Upon Her--Wrote of Its "Dreadful and Incalculable Life extraordinary series of state documents | and an enduring testimonial of devotion I write you from being that »ssible for ary one in the world to be as [.am. He is an for me is really touching. To look in those dear eyés and dear sunny fake = ats with ay was most gratifying and en- A letter written soon after the birth ¢ in which | th of Walewki that he EE ---------------- Is - Your Sleep Sound Do You Get the 'Refreshment and is a warning of forces the hody---all is not har- Nine times out of ten the body is loaded with the poisons of halt elimin- ated and half digested food. Brain and They flush every impurity from the sleep; Pills} use Dr, Hamilton's Pills ? Sold in 26e. THE DAILY BRITISH i > r approves of Louis Napoleon's F d'etat, when he had written to Lord Normanby by my and my cabinet's desire that he (Lord Normanby) was to continue his diplomatic intercourse with the French government, but' Was {o re- main perfectly passive and give no opimon. wb nleusr to her uncle after her i pit! in 1840, the een made the ' following reference hg British mavy: "I think it is in these immense wooded walls that our real greatness lies." ' And in another to the same corre- of the Duke of Wellington : "I am sure you will mourn with us over the loss we and this whole nation have sapetiented in the death of the dear t old Duke of Wellington: He was the pride and the bon. genie, as it were, of this country. He was the' greatest man this country ever pro- { duced, and the most devoted and loyal | subject, and the stanchest supporter the | Crown ever had. He was to us a true, {kind friend and a most valuable ad- | viser. To think that all this is gone; | that this great and immortal man be- | longs now to history and mo longer to | the present is a truth which we cannot | realize" There are many letters referring to the Crimean war. One speaks of the "dreadful and incalculable consequences of war weighing upon my heart." - An- other quotes Shakespeare's words, "Beware of entrance to a quarrel; but being in; bear't that the opposed may graved on the hearts of all n. Three years later, in 1857, there is this reference to .the Indian Mutiny: "We are in'sad anxiety about Indra, which engrosses all' our attention. Troops cannot be raised fast or largely enough, and the horrors committed on poor ladies, women, and children are unknown in these ages and make one's blood runt cold. "Altogether, the whole is so much more distressing than the | Crimea, where there was glory and honorable warfare, and where poor women and children were safe." The book ends with the déath of the Prince Consort. The Queen pours out her. soul to her second father, Leopold I, in her anguish as she had done in her joy: "Osborne, 20th December, 1861. "My own dearest, kindest father, for as such have I ever loved yon. The spondent ten years later she thus spoke led | manly protestor beware of thee," as being deeply en- | +uglish- | | | N WHIG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1907. H. WILMOT YOUNG and HIS Support 'the Al Thal ait Actress d Wi Find Thurs. Night-- 'A Broken Heart." Change of Play ans Vaudeville uy. The Latest Moving Pictures and llustrate Songs. Care Ciel Sot ¢ Seats now oh sale Ht Special Prices--10c.,+ 180; 23e: ' * For Huard. ght. lady's ticket given free with every : Ket r- chased before CE me ------------ iene _BIdOU THEATRE rh, Thupadoiithtre Will be pre- sented (WoO unmsial at tions, "The thrilling, realistic drama, p "Factory : Girl" of the true-lovers, Jack Sturdy and ni a Goode-- At, work in the Mil issult--Joack Siurdy 'to A Sari thrushes his 'own 'emplogor--<Rasil Gol more's Tevesge---kie hives. braves to at- tack his be Jenin y--Bepten at their own game Jack Sturdy agein a winn ~~Agother attempt by rufans--The - man's room at night--The midnight " leek. pundy » Stratagen-- bos ask Bis Sootpeids dis- comfited~Next gay at the mill--Milired's manly ry with Simitison) Joldmore persecutions / Dastard's donde 3 Jot the mill--Golirhore's pe ' shea--Mil- dred Goode amid the smoke snd flames --Jack Sturdy son the wpot--Hie scales the water-pipe--The thrill rescue--The leap into the net--Lives triumph al ligt, Also The Manly Art of Self- Defence, "Bill" Squires Tn Training The mnagwificent how w preparing for a figh mR Feat PRPC. i uscles - t champion fi brite of | steel BIG CO | oy 12m § GIRLS. APPLY Iroquois Hotel. ee -------------------- BRIGHT BOY, = TO RN . THF printing traded Aovty 'Wale office. ---------------------------------- TWO, DINING. at onde ta HE fre i bi a LADY'S GUN META indtiel, WINTER PIG, ON SATUR ot Pha moor of Brock street. WATOH, WITH Sr Bank A GOOD PLAIN COOK. APPLY 138 Johnson street: ---------------------------- FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS TO id BENRY P. ote. Anchor . ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF fice, Cor. Queen and Bagot streets. SMITH, : ARCHITECT, Bull Market Square. POWER & SONS, ARCHITECTS, MER: Sham a Hank Building, and limgton ol ARCHITROT, OR Mahood's Dr: corner "Phone, Brock na. he moyements pbher--Tbe picture of primeval Bias song lonk Fighting te wir Three Hot K ounds With the Gloves. poor fatherless baby of eight months is now the crushed widow of forty-two. My life gone for me will do nothing to make me worse than which at last' 1 did" with great pain I" am--it is henceforth for our poor * * The crown hurt me a good fatherless children, for my unhappy deal" country which has lost all in losing him, and in only doing what 1 know and feel. he would wish; for he is near me; | his spirit will guide and inspire me But, oh, to be cut off in the prime of life: to see our pure, happy, quiet, do- mestic life, which alone enabled me to bear my much-disliked position, cut off such instinctive certainty that God never would part us, and would let us grow: old togetjfer ! "Although he always talked of the . | shortness of life, it is too awful, too . | cruel, and yet it must be for his good, his happiness. His purity was too great, his aspirations too high for this poor, miserable. world. His great soul is now » | only. enjoying that for which it was 1 | worthy, and I will/not envy him, only | pray that mine may be perfected by it, | | and fit to be with him eternally, for which blessed: moment I earnestly long." The book has been copyrighted by the King in Great Britain and dependen- cies. : eg STRATHCONA BUDGET. Improvements on Farms--Work at the Paper Mill. Strathcona, Oct. 22.--An abundance of superior paper finds a ready mar ket at quite an advance in price opmpared with one year ago. The worthy proprietor, W. J. Finlay, de- serves all the good luck that -is now coming his way. Messrs. Parrott and Balance have annexed a device to facilitate the loading of the paper with ease and dispatch and have also | the contract of the carpenter work of the two cement annexes in con- templation of erection soon. Contrast the appearance of F. A. MacDonald's ranche now and one year ago when fire made it desolate. His bank barn erected last fall by R. Dougan, and his house now in course of construction, both of which are a crew to, contractor and own- er. Two verandahs of ornate design improve the house on the Madden ranche. Leslie Balance constructed them, There was a good crop on' J. T. Wilson's farm, and it was a varied one, consisting of hay, grain, as well as beans, corn and tomatoes for the canning factory. Thereis no bet- ter farm in the county for a fruit farm than this. When are we going to have this canning factory ? W. Balance is looking for a bumper crop in 1908 and he richly deserves it having put his farm in elegant shape for the frost to complete the prepara- tion of the soil. His industry and affable disposition commend him to his friends. C. Blpe, wife and children, visiting A. N. Blue, of People's Store, return- od to Madoc via Belleville, on Tues- day. Miss Maude Blue, Metis, Quebec, assumed the uuuies of accountant and assistant postmjstress on Monday. Charles' Lake, the genial station agent, took a tun to Kingston. The school, under Miss Vanluven, Napa- {nee, is making rapid strides. Two par- ties have 'bgen inspecting the lime- kilns with a view of purchase. Hic- kory nuts, apples and vegetables are garnered in. Mrs. A. Mclean, still at her mother's, contemplates veturning {to Montreal. : ------------ County And Village Politics. | Canadian an. . The next "throw-dowm' will he J. |S. Gallagher, the present member for {the loéal legislatute. He will please {step aside and make way for Dr. | Spankie, of Wolfe Island. It is stated that John Fisher, i the health' is sent to every part of youripresent reeve of Portsmouth, will not {again seek the 'position, 'as his busi- | ness interests in town gnd village re- make each organ do the work nature quire all his time and attention. { "M, J. Kennedy, the pushing coun- | eillor of Portsmouth village, is being {argeatly requested hy; a large number of ratepayers to allow his pame to be put in nomination for the reeveship at |e coming election, and if be' does, the probability is that he will be utterly broken-hearted and | as a happy one is ended. The world is | If 1 must live on--and I | at forty-two, when 1 had hoped with | Don't miss his, "worth & dolar, . put costs only 5 cents. of Se. be Change of Frogramine every Mondey, Wednesday and Friday. * y Open every afternoon 2220 OO. -7 0 1L C Day. and "to-morrow. evening .. Tuesday Ohildren's Moving Pictures to-day "Neighbors." "Cab 23." New Mlustrated Songs By ARTHUR GRORGE. : Come anothers and bring the Chikiren, they enjoy it as well as you. a : Se. Jy di ALLEN, Manager. Pictures ol lana Aulus Steg Mondays, Wednesdays Programme for today ahd lo-morpow : "POOR LITTLE MITES," (Pathetic;) ¥ "THE AMATUER CHAMPION." (A. Howling Farce.) Hear GRO. HAMMOND Siig Smile On Me™ QUEEN'S vs. OTTAWA 2.30 P.M. SATURDAY, Oct. 26th Queen's Athletic Grounds. Prices 25¢, 360, 50c and T6e. Seats now on sale at Uglows. Sale of Schoaner. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S Sale, Northern District of New York. By virtue of em Order of Sale issued out of the Umited States District Court for | the Northern District. of New York, om {the 14th duy of October, 1907, notice is | hereby given that 1 will sell Py "Puble Auction, for cash, J the 98th day of October, 1907, at 2 o'clock p.m, al the Court House iu the Cy of ) , N.Y. the three masted schooner Clare Youell, har engimes: ddlore; « snnelin« ery, boats, & tackle, _epparel, urten- ances and furniture us, she nes at Goble's dock in the Port al' UGswego. C. D. MACDOBCALL, Unrited op shal, By A. W. WILK + Depoty. EE -------- . i TENDERS WikL. BE REC D the undersigoed his to 7 pam, Nav. nr for pupils' stpplies for the Pubic. Sehool andl Collegiate fustitute for 1908. Speci- fications at the , Poaf § Pxducation sins. $ pe ia] jpdoe HAP rs. ROLLER JF elected by detlamation, Hg i the life of the "little fer Hc of hs Kingston, and has! n of the best all round cqugdiblags teaguth has ever had. Ar ------ Have Chinese lilies in idem for Xmas (by plinfing Fat bi vow, 10c. eatch at Uhown's. * go FW The gement sidewidk has -mov- ed on, to Earl street. her " is'be- ing prshed along as yifickly- as ie ble. | Vo ei 130 Bagot street. LEARNERS AND Mme. Elder's Dress- . Ba IMPROVERS AT 5 making Parlors, 253 Princess street. BOY, FOR MAILING DEPARTMENT stor to work on Mouday ead Thursday | a0 NE hr or any way FOR SALE Aro ey afternoons. 10 Laturney's Uarriage Works, 2 Appi Dusiness ofjes, Whig. | 350 end 303 Fricems 80 Prom iAT 300 DARRIE BLL AN ARMQUAR SPRCIAL SALESMEN FOR EASTERN £ Solid Muhogauy Couch. a Must be good talkers and 7 Workers. idberal pay weakly. ARCHITECTS. ; -- line. For BOLD "BRICK HOUS 77 SYDEN: write oe .. south of J s Brite Brothers, Company, Ry oT A B, Cunninghame, COMMODIOUS BRICK R joudert improvements, Rith PE oP ll" 'A A FOUR-LINE © ABVY, IN for Se. column for § days. nt vin Tries tomes wish to dispose FUR FINISHERS. APPLY AT Ww. ¢ FM. NEWLANDS, for that article ¥ 3 : fice, second floor over Gourdier's, Brock street. are mer Pri rey of. Try it today. OOD COOK. THGREST WAGES. AP-| hit. Jntrence gu Bagot W ply Mrs; W. T. Sanpson, Genanogue : A BARGAIN-PROPERTY ON COR, -- of Clergy and Division Sts. A HAD, Aron 2 GENERAL HOUSE- in a pow, . iy. 2 - Estate A : : worl pply, 16 rl street, TO-LET : QOOD STRONG GIRL. APPLY AT once to 157 Sydenham . street. FURNISHED HOUSE, FURNAUE, bath, piano, electric lght, Apply to VALUABLE 8 GOOD PLAIN' ©OOK, FAMILY OF CA. R.BLT Whig office. LUABLE FROCERTY ron a two. Apply Mrs. Alan Balmer, Ran- property of the late J dolph Hotel. son, now used as - DWELLINGS, PURNISHED AND UN. lumber's shop. Apply to CENERAL SERVANT. GOOD WAGES, turod , Stores, Offices, ete. ~Me- kom & Wal no washing. Apply after T pm, at Cann, 51 Brock street. p-- Wm clean and dry. K Queen street. 'Phe {ROOMS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES, 'rost, City Storage, poe, 526, GENERAL SERVANT, FOR PAMILY of two, no washing or ironieg. Ap- ly after 7.30 in the evening, to Mrs. addlaw, 149 Baril St. BRIGHT, ACTIVE GIRL, TO SELL. music, one who can play all popular ecen. Apply 8. Knox & 06 Princess street: HE HAS NOT ACCEPTED CHICAGO CHURCH." No Methodist Church in the Canadian. Chicago, Oct. 18.--~(To the Editor): Will you permit me to correct a state: ment which appeared, first, in your columns, to the efiect tnat I have been invited to the pastorate of a Me- thodist church in Chicago paying #5,- 000 salary. The aim of Chicago p- thodism has been not to have great churches but to add churches as the city extended, giving a definite terri- tory and adequate support to each. Hence there 1s not a church in Chi- cago Methodism paying the salary stated. There is onc church pays $i, 000 and provides a residence for its pastor, and this is the highest salary paid. A cordial welcome has been given here, good offers have been made me and Bishop Warren and bis cabi- pet very kindly opened the way and invited me to join this conference but 1 did not do so and am still an en- thusiastic Canadian staying for a time in the United States. 1 would not make this correction only that I fear that the statement, which has heen widely copied, might be considered as emanating from me or with 'my authority. 1 know the kindliness of the motive which induced your correspondent to give publicity to a rumor which he fully believed and which he and you and 1 no doubt heartily regret avoids verifica- tion.-- Faithfully yours, J. J. RAE. me ------------ NAPANEE HAPPENINGS. A Boy Xnocked Down By a Horse. Napanee, Oct. 23.-On Saturday night lgst, about twelve o'clock, a fire occurred in the residence of L. Shannon, Mill street west. The fire was caused by the bursting of a coal oil lamp. The fire brigade extinguish- ed the fire before any serious damage was done. Charles Clark, the seven-yéar-old son of Mrs. A. C. Clark, had a narrow escape from serious injury on Satur. with some other chikiren when Miss Uparie Williams along, The child did not seo the horse nor did Miss Willianis see the boy on account of the eleetrie lights, In consequence he wag knocked down and run over; but when picked up aud he Wonderland examined he did not appear 'to much hurt. 3 Mrs. John Milling and Mrs. John pleasant drive (Gault enjoyed a very spent to Deseronto last Friday and the day ealling on friends. A. Clark, Richmond, J. ©. Gibson, W. Ferguson and J. J. Young leit, yesterday, for the west.' A. T. Har shaw is adjusting a fire loss at Sault Ste. Marie this week, Mrs. 0. A. Knight and daughter, Ora, are spend- ing a few days in Kingston this week. James Woods, Brockville, died, Tuesday, from paralysis. He was six- on tyfour years of age. A widow, four daughters and two sons aurvive. LETTER FROM J . BE drove! MONEY AND BUSINESS. ------------------ OUR POLICIES Iv MORE building and indy! } fursmoe. Apply "Bajus Brewery, FURNISHED HOUSER, Row 1st NOV, twelve-roomed . house, 2 Brock St. all modern, ¥ . and water included in rental. Apply im- mediately, to Archdeacon Carey or J. 8. R. McUamn. REV. | God. life should be { discour {if you It 0. Ww, aged. are seeking the good, true to the best, no owcumstance able to make you feel You simply cannot fail, doing God's work, What THE PARAGRAPH PULPIT OTTAWA. On Béing Discouraged. Are you discouraged ? {cause you have not realized the full | | ness of your privilege as the child of} : : is your privilege Windy City. Pays $5,000--Mr. | that God is Jo in ANH universe, Rae Remains An Enthusiastice 4nd in every | you are It is only be. | to and A GENERAL SERVANT: J rn RE- A COUPLE OF OFFICES OVER THR God . Insurance % pl o Mrs. J. Tu O.N Te Co 1 -- bell, Cor, Sydenham and West ™ Clarence $18. wo w ofos, ot ai larence St, . By " . A GENERAL SERVANT, UST BE guod plain cook. No washing of iro appv OVER WADE'S DRUG | MIVERPOOL, LONDON AND re Kopty "Mis Smythe, 50 West OFICC 000 ilug and | Brook a | ™ "Fire Inmirancs Company, Aaa water heating. Apply ot McUsan's anne L878), In addition ; DRY 5 RE 51 Brock street. w! ie nwo EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES y the uniim of end bar man, for Strathcona Hotel, the Stockhald » 3 Brockville. Apply ot oumce, Brown & LARGE STONE DWELLING, 63 perty fv od _ Bt lowest Ashley, Propecitors, Rideau St., formerly occupied 'by rates. old or -------------------------------- Capt. D. Noonan. Bath, closet and pew tusivess get rates from 'When You Buy g show smallest part of it, If are {may seem to you to be failure ix but | the prelude | not doing God's { true | | | ture. | | It mood created the Olive Matter, of vielory, work, in » the best HK you and are are not you, then, of course, it is a difierent. matter. | Address, Mr. Casson for free liters A Preventive of Old Age. would seem that nature a holiday it with de. in and endowed causes the advance of old age. | Lyvola Ripe Olives are for sale Undegvests, ers, 2e.; ushmers , 25¢. New York » strong, day evening last. He was in front of | only at . ~ D. Couper's, 341:343 Princess St. New England Chinese Restaurant lights and virtues above all other fruits, It is so remarkable a solvent that it dissolves the Calcareous which settling in arteries and joints stiffness of old age and produces rheumatism. Thus the use of Lyvola Ripe Oliver is the best means to the the "Phone, 76. 331 King Street. Open from 10.80 a.m. to 3 am. the best place to get an all rolind Lunch in the city. Meals ob al Yiods on shortest tice. Raglish d Chinese dishes apecinity. ' one. 658, . ---------------------------- 3 Bacon, 12 per 1b. Fora quick Singer t teak ood Puddiams APS eriegd oF 60 Broek dt. The dominioh*govesinent will put up oa rifle range on 5 by J. Land ¢ Bo WopdleCrea, Brockville, on the' Perth 'Rddd. 'Heoce lined, 2e.; draw- e slockings, extra the farm owned near " in| 3 fT COAL: From - P. WALSH You get genuine Scranton, as he handles nothing | else : In Solid GoM, aud Sterting Silver Cases, tod with any special sizes and of movt. Our ing a watch see our dis play. Kinnear & d'Esterre. Watchmakers & Jowelers 100 Princess St., Kingston C. H. Powell, Carpenter and Jobber, 103 Raglan St. Wm. Murray, Auctionser 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness ote., forvsale. Sale of Horses every Saturday. -------------------------------------- THE FRONTENAC LOAN AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY ESTABLISRED 1883. President--Sir Richard Cartwright Money louned and Farm Pros il teonived Molar, County Debens and ntoreet allowed, Papontth . C. McGill, Managing Director Br. 87 Clarence street, Kingeton. | Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 sm. an Ee eee 2eiiie of SH aide on Shortest notice. ° atid Chinese . ett DR. C.C. NASH, Dentist, 183 Princess St. Over Dr. Chown 's Drug Store. oe AE SANE Every ' i Odessa. . \ 4 LO LS FE Wicd WY oc RE ae aes Ys SHER AEE OIE 4 BABE eee ele aC ite =, ----