Daily British Whig (1850), 6 Jan 1908, p. 4

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PAGE FOUR. SAVE FUEL * By sifting your ashes. This one for 15c. Others at 10c., 50¢., $1.75, 2.50, 3.00 and 6.00. - Best gassortine nt at ~ Corbett's | F. W. BOSGHEN Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York. STOCKS and BONDS Bought and' Sold for Cash or on Margin DIRECT PRIVATE WIRETON.Y W. HECTOR H. HUME, MGR. Phone, B38. Clarence Chambers. -------- EDUCATIONAL. A444 A a 4 AXaRs 24 A444 4444404 &% wad ALA ¥ IMPROVE YOUR, EDUCATION i INCREASE JOUR EARNING » POWER . "4 Duy and Evening Classes wt the » Frontenac Business » College, v Barrie and Clergy Bis: > ney T. N, STOCKDALE, "Phone, 680, Principal. verry FTTTELITTIIIIITIIIY v ¥ qm -------- 0000000000000 CANADA'S HIGHEST GRADE 'business #0000) ing, i lo TY ad meretal thordughly taught by ox teachers. At clasees. Enter at Hates very moderate. C escssscsns 1, Ro "Vpewriting. fg. F. METCALFE, President, J. B. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary. 200000000000000000000 l Are you looking for something that will give both pleasure and com- fort? She will appre- ciate a load of COAL FROM P. WALSH'S YARD, "WEATHER STRIP Keeps out the Cold, Costs Litt and Saves Much, Good Variety at STRACHANS, THE ACME HEAT PRODUCER. Spite of years of on! wiond JRAVELLING. « IN- COANECTION WITH Canadian Pacific Rallway Sb, Christmas and New Year Rates RETURN TICKETS, SINGLE FARE ood ng Dec '24 and 25, returnin 26, wiso Dee. 31 and Jaa. 1, turning until Jan. 2, 1908. FARE AND A THIRD good going Dec. 21,22, 23, 24 and 25 also Dec. 28, 29, 80 mod 31 and Jan. 1, all good returning uatil Jan. 3, 1908 Full particulars ar K. & P. and C. P, Ticket Office, Ontario atreet. F. CONWAY, Gen. Pass. Agent. until re- Lo R. Bay of Quinte Railway New short line for Tweed, Deseronto, end all local points. leave City Hall Depot at 4 |W. DICKSON, Apent B.Q.Rys, FCRAND TRON will leave mand wrrive af City Foot Johnson street. GOING WEST. Lve. City Arr. City 12 80 a.m; 1,02 aon. 8.02 a.m. . Y47 am 25 suon 12.54 p.m. 9 p.m. 8.51 p.my 08 p.m, 7.88 pom. Napanee, 'rains .m. R. ingstom RAILWAY SAEED | Trains Depot, of No. 05 mail * 8 expres '11 local eccnne * 1 Inter. Lad. '7 ol ee "AL local am GOING EAST. | Lve. City Arr. City INos 8 mall we =u 143 a.m 2.12 am. * 2 fast express 2.88 a.m. 8.02 am. "14 local mew 8.18 a.m, 8.50 a.m '6 mail won we 1.00 p.m, 1.29 p.m * 4 fast exjjress a 00 pm. 1.29 pan, {| "12 local ecm =m 7.08 p.m, 7.38 pan Nos. 1,2,8,4,5,6, Tand 8, run dally | All other treins daily axcept Sunday, For tull particulars apply to J. P. HANLEY, Agent, corned John son and Ontario strestes TRAINS VIA Leaving Montreal 12.00 noon, Fridays carries the Hurovean Mail and lands ers side, Halifax, avoiding any exira transfer. the following Saturday. INTERCOLONIAL *|Canada's Famous Train THE MARITIME EXPRESS When ward mall steamers at Halifax do not connect the Maritime Express--west bound special train with through sleeping and dining cars attached, for passengers, baggage. snd mail, will leave Halifax for Quebec | and Montreal/ connecting with trains for | Ottawa, Toronto and all points west) For further particulars, apply to Mont. road City Office, 141 St. James street. Time Table, Beginning Oct. 13th. | Leave Wolfe Island :-- | Monday, 7.830-9.15 a.m. 1.00---3.00 p.m: | Tuesday, 7.00----9.15 aan. 1.00--3.00 p.m. | Wednesday, 7.809.156 a. 00--8.00 p.m Thursdays, Breakey's Bay 6.30--%.30 a.m. 1.00--2.80. Friday, = 7.30--9.15 a.m. 1.0p--38.00 Saturday, 8.00--9.15 am. 1.00--8.00 UIAY wae 9.15 a.m. 12.830-8.00 Leave Kingston. 8.830--11.40 a.m. ¥.00--4. 30 p.m. 8.80~11.30 a.m. 3.00--4.30 on 8,80--11:80 a.m. 2400-430 p.m 8.80--11.30 a.m. 2.00 Breakey '8.00--7 00 Pan. : 0-11.80 a.m. 2.004.590 p.m. SAT, 11.80 a.m. 2.004.830 p.m. SUN, -- 9.45 a.m. 1.158.830 pan, | 30 clock trip from Kingston to Wolle {sland, Spoor's Dock and Simeoé Island, Time Table subject to change out notice. Boat calls at Gardex Island going to and from ve . BRICELAND, p.m, | p.m. p.m. | pm. | MON. TUES, WED., THURS: ¥RI., [ROYAL MAIL passengers, baggage, etc., at the Steam-| "1 public with -the regular train, THE DAILY Bryrote | THE WHIG, vith YEAR - PAILY BRITISH WHIG published | each us, at 306-310 King street, Kingston, Ontario, at $6 per year Edi-| tions. at 2.80 and 4 o'clock' WEEKLY BRITISH WHIG, 12 and over, published in parts on Mo and Thursday morging at $1 a year Attached 48 one of the best Job Frint i jog Offices in Canada; rapid, stylish aod yi cheap Work ; Giné MuUproved presses. The British Whig Publishing Ce., Lt'd. EDW. J/B. PENSE, Managing D Bile UAbig. THEIR POWER. Toronto are 'laying ASSERTING The trouble women of for\ "Those who possess proper- themselves or their up hushands ty in their. own right have bombarded the an appeal to the the council and secured consefit, for legislature for an amendment to law in their fa- There ownership or both votq on the same ty, nor can both upon Theve will ing probably when -the husband is de- vour: is no difficulty in regard to the the manner of 'mesessment, but husband and wife Cannot proper- qualify as voters be it something do- barred from, exercising the franchise and from qualifying for any position where possession of real estate is real- Iv. necessary. Perhaps a woman can | as intelligently as her husband, she assume simply wealth the but is hurrving the vole will humiliate him should she him on the mat- but to represent she has inherited holds. Hith- not been embasas- of the conditions ter because the she had and has march 155ue the erto t Amazons that will peace sing, for domestic -------------- MAN THAT MAKES GOOD. There is no, municipal -system which wholly ac Hamilton elects council from the for Peterboro not make 'is eptable. its and whole city ward elect clamours 2 return to the divigion wants to its councillors for twh-year terms. i Kingston has a plan of its own, and th it has experience in popularity. T here election than that he but interest year's {Ww { dropped never of some life at was a deader this year, There may day, there never the the polls this was a time when in ad vance of an election was so light or | imited is not too long for a but three stick, is- wanf- Three years good man in the council, man, or a is What is not a changing lyears for three ed apparently a poor vears too long. of but a changing of men the larger than that given to systems, Fhe {to election, { largest voté cast in Toron- the mayvor-elect, was cast in favour lof a controller who has heen doing {things. The with the parks' vim. He has made good his pre Je he has inspired the pr {made it eager for complete reconstruc- exposures in connection commission are due to nises, and {tion of the civie Fhe government, a for the people man who has capacity service and exercises it is the man the he pend upon théir backing. MODELS FROM ENGLAND, As Canads is continually looking 't& man of the hour, want, and wherever is. he can de- { England for models that consideration it is not surpris {ing the government has under the These in "appointment of un- Eng and thev | der+secretaries. land | the are masters of detail, do in the ministers Canada there {debate what perform because mn is no escape from it. In the old } rovernment, the Ballour Wyndham' explained and, under Mr. the ing the exciting epoch of a great cam- or defended war department dur- + lg i { Bannerman govern- to office Winston | Churchill is the familiar figure in the all tions regarding colonial afiairs I'he the retaries in Canada a ¢specially when the min- pag Since the {ment suce eeded lower house, and answers (ques- senate will have a dissussion of proposal: as to whether under-sec would not be' {good thing, isters are members of the upper cham- QUEBEC 8.8. COMPANY BERMUDA Reached in 45 hours from New York by the new Twin Screw Steams] Aliant 6 56,500 tons. Sailings every Toa | 8.8. ""Trinided' and March, West ludia Cruises from New York | New Steamer "Guiana," 3,700 tons, with all up-to-date improvements and other first-class steamers sail from New | York svery 10-days. For beauty of scemery 'and Purtsction of | slimate these trips are unsurpassed. Fo iliustrated pamphlets giving rates aod all information, appl OUTERBRIDGE & pg a Steamship Co., , Broadway, New York : a AHERN, Sey Queben, Can or Ticket. 3 A + and a P. Gl EVE, ingeton, ALLEN i LINE TO LIVERPOOL S. S. IONIAN Twin-Serew, 9,000 tons, from . Friduy, Jes. 17 ; Halifax, Jan. 18, First Cabin, 350 ; Second Cabin, E Third-Ciase: 337,50 tw Liverpool, of u full inform z Ro GIL and : TRICK 8. sermuda to Nassau, Bahamas | * fortnightly in February | o i It is not possible that all' the the government shall be the commons, but it. is {possible that every department of the {government shall be répresented in the jber. imembers of | members of | commons. i | It may mean some expense. It may, | mean in the commons' membership, but not any displacement lof capable m The under-secretaries (will be in training for cabinet rank, land the experience, makes for the promotion that must eventually take iplace. The details of the plan will be awaited with interest. -------------------------------------- EX-PRESIDENTS IN EXILE. Mr. Cleveland, ex-president of the United State, has startled the Ameri- can people. into mental activity by revealing something of their neglect towards the former occupants of the White House. Mr. Cleveland is in easy circumstances, financially, and does not write about himself and in his own interest. He wants that to be distinctly understood. But in the Youth's Companion he reprgaches the nation for its practical 'abandonment NS the ex-presidents. He points out { that most of these have .boen unable to save anything from their official some change men. salary. Some of them have spent in went out of public life poorer than | whom | gress i plan -or seale befitting their social dis { tinction, it. Even Roosevelt, president's stipend was jand it should be at least\$250,000, $0 {sions, when they enterid il, nnd they Nave predeiein sors have been The people = 3 k 3 ressed. great the laud and magnify jhad to sell his privafe library to cod in order to keep the woll Ir f the door, and {ater in life he accepted the private subseriptic ne 0 i" The the i pects these ex-presidents to live om a | gratefully his friends nation whils ex jerament in | and they simply cannot do | who has {the enhbled him to ben of a fortune which fondness public life) to New York leave Washington a poor these has no profession or eall- has not to child of heritage recipient a in for the dulge, his must, according Commercial, "as riches are reckoned in He and he man, days. ing, added his patrimony. What position the * The pro some is suggestion time ago was to raise the salaries of the national executive and make that of the president 'at least $100,000 a year. But the mercial says that for some reason the Com not changed, enabling the man in office to save en- ongh to meet the contingencies of his life. The defee in that it does no that should later system, too, is tive t provide the counsel of ex-presidents The of men like Cleveland and Roosevelt is in some. way be secured. advise worth having, and it is worth paying for should be very glad to occasionally have a conference his who could form a kind of privy coun The men in office with seniors ~ and predecessors, cil on national affairs Mr. Roosevelt tion by demanding that adequate pro the invum A New York di and occupying could make a sensa- vision be made for next bent of vine «i the his office. high pulpit the congregation «standing, of a rich church, recently calling its closed sharply the penuriousness, and demanding that he least $7,000 a year He he at It should not be necessary to make it ap service by to account for be paid at got what wanted once pear to the American nation that its president is worth as much as a rail way manager or the head of an insur ; but will have to be done to and Mr office, something give Roosevelt, may be equal to ance company, the desired be object lesson, fore leaving the emergency, ERITORIAL NOTES stocks valued or watered up 000.000. 1s there, asks Mr, that much money in the holes Me Ray, called Thines ? The steamship Mount Royal report to be lost, had A sad recofd new year, ------ Kingston had less than $500 of un- collected taxes at the close of the year I'hat speaks well for the work of our ed 388 pérsons on board of the for 'the opening treasury department. Public ownership is a fad in Toron to, but no one supposes there is anv the and vegetable which have money in flower gardens been run under corporation auspices Review of Rev ews the awav A writer in the that money scare will have passed and the speculators will be to produce another predicts in two months Probably, in mad haste panic -- CPR. company will presently the value of ¥28320, The issue stock The improvements, Shqughnessy is Limbs to will go. into exten: steamships, etc not look 000 mone) Sir Thomas ing for hard The banks will have to raise the rate of interest if the people are not money for three their profitable A rate is simply ri ficulous as to go on drawing out investment, per he cent the market now i$ -- money Some people think that D. Reeves is lucky in his public ambitions. So he He has not been harried like.some fa- be is. men in their contests for public to vourds. It is sometimes better born lucky than wealthy. The Frances Willard. hospital in Chicago can better forego the money and patronage of Rockefellers dau. h- ter than accept any condition that woul! compromise the good Hame ot its founder. There iz no memory so 3 { mage a note "My remedy goes right to the spot. It gives quick results because it re moves the coaditiops that make your back ache and drag. fearing down pains, backache and draggy limbs are all canséd by kidney trouble. My pills, commonly kdown as Dr. Hamilton's, tidke the kadneys do their work. In doing so they cure backache. Good Kidney action means pure blood and freedom from the poisons = that make life unbearable. By ne Dr. Hamilton's Pills your and weight get a chance to FETIIIII INITIO Dr. Hamilton Gives Useful Prescription For Backache. governmerd Manit than the a Bar Edward more io nermar nyrland Vil w of this, GANANOQUE TIDINGS DEATH OF MISS FANNY B. TIMBERLAKE. She Passed Away at Ottawa on Saturday--Thes Deceased Was the Daughter of Rev. William Timberlake. 5 Gananoque, Jan. 6.--A gloom he been the entire community more especially in Methodist cir , by the sad news which reached here, Sat urday, the death Miss Fanny Balfour Timberlake, daughter of Rev William Mrs. Timberlake, dbout one o'clock Saturday morning St Lake's hospital, Ottawa, has been for almost six weeks, ing from a nervous col Deceased well known and esteemed all who knew her. Active in all branches of church work, ancéxpert musician, and a trained with an exceedingly and great compass, connected with the Sabbath school as leader of the Sunday schoo in the YP.S and church choir. For some giving excellent at one of the lower forms ir Ward ypublic hool, which igned, to ept Mtaw about cast over les of of and at she suffer- where Ape was hightv by singer sweet voice choir, "prominegt Pre v the taught also in time isfaction in West position lucrative her lst t= vices of ents, she three sisters and Alice rawa she she ong She love and devotion to the the Besides her leaves, to mourn her brothers, aoe a more Octo noted in came of a family for ser par ] loss Miss in Kana limber: le Nmberlake limberlake, of Montreal Fast of McGill Col training for a me Fimberlake church three Timberlake, missionary Miss Be aining at Broeky and Miss Mary home: Rev. Ralph French mission in N. Timberlake, Montreal, WAT Japan ake nurse-in-ir ener Hospital at the John lege hieal Bow man pupil of I'he funeral will-take to the Ott occasion Lreorge and Mission the , a the Ganano hool place on Tuesday awa ce tery, {arace Tavlor, of the tru Beautiful sent from Sunday schdol, Ladies" Aid showing on whicl will be rep M.P., for many tees of the tributes h ¥Y.P.S.. the W.MS wented by years or floral the the church ave béen Tuesday and their The in' class hig departed one was attired loft draped of black the for the terday che wind rosettes her chair draped. Gananoque's medical health officer is taking evary precaution to prevent the spread of disen in town, and has re the vaee all who heen th the ir with festoor and white, and in choir becomingly 54 commended ination of have past ' reported all around us, but has not as reached here Henry has with hr innted the not va within seven year maiady 1s yet Mrs who Crooks. of Paris spending ww tow Mrs. D. J street, leit for home few davs, accompanied by her Miss Clara Reid, her for of Rome, towr guest of ss, River John Gannon Ont weeks Rei during beer here mother Fanner the past who will visit sister time. James - | AY. the with some Mullin {ime th i spent past Mrs Ome during week Mr street in and Francis spend Mrs who has beer his mother ft ing a week here with Gannon, North street, le for 'Youngstown, Ohio futies The following spent some in Kiggston ing the past few davs : James 1 John Ross, Miss Muriel Parker Cros Henderson. Melvin who has been spending the his mother, at on Sat McPher week on Fr resume Gananogueans dur Ken have time pod arruthers t ten dave with Marlbark My wonto towr WwW. E the p latter's returned to Mrs spent guests of the Mrs Mr time on irday and SOT I ast the Mr. and street. par Sidney Adams McPhersor the here, ents Chureh was for some tafi of the schoo Miller, Bre during the Mr Gananoque high Mrs. Frederick J who spent some time week parents E. H turned home and Mrs, George Cook, is spuading a'short time in Ottawa Mildred Brockville, is spending some time oh relatives in town. W. W. Haines of St. Mary's, Ont, spent some time here during the past week, the of his daughter, Mrs R Charles street Miss Janet Prin straet, has been revengaged for sc section No. 7, at Ivy lea -------------- "Tommy" Burns, prize appeared to be a native of town, village, and city in Ontario, ex- cept Bath sek ville past and Mir has f oO with her Hurd re My street Charles th with Stunde friend guest Louch, Cronch the every 7 because blood Color éomes to the cheeks, cironlation improves with new tone. Every organ is strengthened, inelud- ing the nerves, hecause there is sufli- cient nutriment in the blood You can't imagine the enormons gain in health and spiffts from Dr, Hamil- tons Pills; vou mist use thom to know how great is their, power to restore apd rebuild any person run down through defective kidney or liver action. Dr. Hamilton's guarantee goes with' every box of his *.mdrake and But ternut Pills. The agedfand the young--women or men--if sick, rundown and miserable Nealth and vigor aweltyon in Pr Hamilton's Pills; they mean new life Be. per box or five boxes for §i. everywhere'in yellow boxes. I SKETCH OF THE LIFE AS OF LYDIA E. PINKHAM bl And a True Story of How the Vegetable Compound. Had Its Birth and How the "Panic¢ of '73' Caused {it to be Offered for Public Sale in Drug Stores. . This ~ remarkable =~ woman, whose maiden name was Estes, was born in Lynn, Mass, February 9th, 1818, ecom- ing from a good old Quaker 'family For some fears she tanght school, and became known as a woman of an alert TN RNA 8 : : : : 7 and investigating mind, an earnest seeker after knowledge, and above all, possessed of a wonderfully sympathetic nature, In 1843 she marr a\builder and re their early ma prospe rity" four children, saac' | rator, od | 'inkham, and rried three so In those ood oll fashi medic ines from roots and ture"s: own remed calling in an only in specially urgent cases y tradition and e rit many them gained a won ul knowledge of the curative properties of the warious roote and Herbs. Ie nee oi Mrs Pinkham took a great interest in the study of roots and herbs, their char- acteristics and power over disease. She maintained that just ag pature so botmuti: fully provides in the eld wehards vegetable %0, if we but take the pair in the roots and herbs of are remedies expresaly rr the various wd weak body, and it was her pleasure to search these put, and prepare simple and effee- tive medicines for her own family nd friends. Chief of these was a rare Solution of the choicest medicinal woote and her! found best adapted for the cure of the ills and weaknesses peculiar to the fémale sex, and Lydia E. Pinkham's friends and neighbors learned that her compound relieved and cured and it became quite popular among them. rind °: « to find them, the field there d to cure lls ar All this so far was done freely, without money and without price aq a labor of love. But in 1873 the financial cries struck Lynn. Its length and severity were too much for the large real estate interests of the Pinkham family, as this class of business suffered most from fearful de- pression, so when the Centennial year dawned it found their property swept sway. Some other sotiroe of ihcome lad to be found. this point Lydia .E. Pinkham's ble Compound was made known rid. « sons and the daughter, with their mother, combined forces to restore the family fortune, They argued that the medicine which was so good for their woman triends and neighbors was equally good for the women of the whole world. The Pinkhams had no money, and little tredit. Their first laboratory was the kitchen, where roots and herbs were steeped on the stove, gradually filling a gross of bottles. Then came the question of selling it, for always before they had given it awiy freely. They hired a. job rinses to run off some pamphlets setting orth the merits of the medicine, now called Lydia 'E Pinkham's Vegetable '| Compound, and these were distributed by the Pinkham 'sons in New York, and Brooklyn. The wonderful curative properties of the medicine were, to a great extent, self-advertising, for whoever used it re- cominended it to others, and the demand «| gradually increased. In 1877, by combined efforts the family had saved enough money -to commence newspaper advertising and from that time the growth and success of the enter prise were assured, until to-day Lydia E. Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound have become household words every- where, and many tons of roots and her are used annually in its manufacture. Lydia E. Pinkham herself did not live to see the great sucess of this work. She passed to her reward years ago, bat not till ehe had provided means for contina- ing her work as effectively as she could have done it herself, During her" Yong aiid eventful experi- ence she was ever methodical in her work and she was always careful t6 pre- serve a record of every case that came to her attention. The case of ejery sick woman who applied to her fof advice-- and "there were thousandy--received careful study and the details including symptoms, treatinent and results were recorded for future reference, and to-day these records, together with hundreds of thousands mage since, are available to sick women the world oyer, and repre. sent a vast collaboration of information regarding the treatment of woman's ills, which for authenticity and accuracy can hardly be gqualed in any library in the world With Lydia E. Pinkham worked her daughter-m-law, the present Mrs. Pink- hain. She was carefully instructed in all her hard-won knowledge, and for years she assisted her in her vast corres ponidence 0 her hands naturally fell the direc- ion. of the work when ite originator passed away. For nearly twenty-five years she has continued it, and 'nothing mn the work shows when the first Lydia E. Pinkham dropped her pen, and the present Mri. Pinkham, now the mother of a large family, took it up. With woman asistants, some as capa le as her- self, the present Mrs. Pinkham continues this great work, and probably from the office of no other person have so many women been advised haw to regain ealth. Sick women, this advice is ' Yours for Health" freely given if you only write to ask for it. Such is the history of Lydia E. Pink. ham's Vegetable Compound : made from situple roots and herbs; the one great medicine for women's ailments, an fitting monument to the noble woman whose name it bears. Bibby's pecia WE HAVE PL 39 ACE en's Nobby Tweed 1 No. D ON SALE ABOUT Overcoats At abodt one-half The styl Styles, alike, lers' samples. To-Morrew All new their regular prices :8 are Single and Double Breasted goods, All meditin sizes, No two Coats They are travel Half Price. - See our window display of these Coats. 15 Boys 'Buster Brown Overcoats Sold regularly at £300 and 3.50. To-Morrow On Sale for $2.00. | THE HD. BIRR a wi BIBBY CO. The One Price Clotliing House.

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