7°07 WY POOR HEAD" >: Synbpsis of Canadian North est HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS, Any even gumbered section of Domin 'Sons Dlamds fn Masitobs or the North-West * son the sole head of a family, or male over 18 years of: age. to the extent 0: : ter seftion, of 160 acres, more loss, Aplications for homestead entry must be made in person by the applicant gt a Dominion Lands Agency or Su y- Entry by proxy may, however, be m at Agenty om certain conditions by She fhther, wother, son, daughter, broth. or or sister of an intending bomesteader. An 'pplication for entry or cancells- nade personally at any sub-agent's wired to the Agent by the Bute and amare for 16 Vatant t and app or ' uch applica- y and the land will until the upecessary papers to the transactiom are received by ease of "personation" or fraud the applidsut will forfeit all priority of claim or if entry has been granted it will be iy cancelled. An application for cancellation must be been . an satey is cancelled tution lon pr , for cancellation will be en- --- the r whose entry is not the of cascellation proceedings may to the approval of Depart y relinquish it in favor of father son, deughbter, brother or sister but to no one Sine, on fling uired ta per- i of the follows . A settler dutios under tender has neg om farming land solely by him, not less than $0) acres Im extent, in the vicind i bomestead, or upon a home sutered for by him in the vicinity, such westender way perform his own evidence duties by living with the fath- (4) Whe term "vicinity" Is the two rapha is defined as mean- more than nine miles in a direct clusive of the width of rosd ale oased in the measure t. BYNGPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH- MINING REOULATIONS, A etightesn yoars 4 8 having discovered mineral in locate a claim 1,500x1,500 ou clatm jo $5. at $1 per mcre. Provides for the 2% Payment cent om the sales. intog ms generally are 100 i entry fee $5, renewable your. ot may Obtain two lenses ta 3 f five miles each for a twenty years, reneweble at the I of the Minister of the In- Dessse: shall have & dredge in Within one season from the date lease per OB the output alter it ex. ny SRY t! tortor. rised publication of this wot be paid fory Dept. of Militia and Defence. NOTICR TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED TENDERS * FOR THE of meat, bread, groceries , forage, straw for bedd for the of 1 for the perman- at i for the fiscal log April 1, 1908, will be re- to noon of Saturday, March 7, tenders should: be marked on oft gland corner of the en the supply, or service) and ddressed to the Secretary of Vege coal and \ Stop Those Headaches. Headache and 'neuralgia are pro- pounced signs of Dbicod poisoning. This poisoning of the blood comes from the waste matter of the body being left in the system, instead of being regularly carried off by the bowels, kidneys and skin. When the bowels do not move re- gularly, the refuse is absorbed by the blood. Thus, the blood Is loaded with foul poisons which irritate the nerves, Poor skin action also causes head- ache and neuralgia. Impurities cannot escape through the skin, so the biood must take them up and deposit them on the nerves. if the 'bowels and skin are not rid- ding the system of waste, the kidneys try to do so and are overworked, There is just one way to cure head- aches and neuralgia---to regulate bowels, kidneys and skin so that all the polsons of the body will be proper- ly carried off iin "Fruit-a-tives" keep blood pure and rich--relieve the stomach and kidneys ~--regulite the bowels: and invigorate the skin to healthy action, "Frul-a- tives" are a wonderful discovery, being a combination of fruit Juices and tonics, 50c a box-six for $2.50. At all dealers, or from 'Fruit-a-tives" Limited, Ottawa, MATHIEU'S; SYRUP OF TAR AND COD LIVER OIL Will Cure Any Cough or Gold It does not matter how bad you are--how long, you had the cold, how many other things have failed, Mathieu's Syru. is BOUND to cure wou. Not only is it a mixture of nature's best THROAT and LUNG healer, but it acts as a STRONG TONIC to vour system. Large bottle of Mathieu's Syrup, 35¢., from all dealers. J, L. MATHIEU brooke, co. P.Q. props., Sher- Cook's Cotton Root Compound. ay Tony Urine Topic, and on which cis depe: of o. 1, 10 degrees stronger, ia" ah are may Department of Rallways and Canals, Canada. TRENT CANAL CNTARIO-RICE LAKE DIVISION. SECTION No, 3. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED TENDERS ADDRE. to the undersigned n DR RESS ED v Canal." will be received o'clock. on Thursday, ch, 1908, for the Works connec With the construction of Section No. 3 Ontario-Rice Lake Division of the Canal, Plas, specilications, and the form of the contruct to be entered 40to, can be the 5th February, Hief i © + Trent Canal, , Ont, aad at the office of Mr. « Brophy, Division Engineer, Tron- Ont. at which pluces forms of tender may be obtamed. Parties tendering will be required to accept the fair Pg Schedule prepared or te be prepared by the Department of Labour, wivith Schedule wil form part of the comtract. Contractors are requekted to bear mind that tenders will not be considered, unless made strictly in accordance the printed forms, and in the case firms, unless are attached the actual siguatures, the nature of the oc cupation, amt piace of residence of each merober of the firm. An accepted bank cheque for the sum of $10,000 must sccompany each tender, whioh sum will he forfeited, if the party tendering declines entering into comtract for the work, at the rates stated in the offer sebwsitled. 'The cheque thus sent in Will he retuFa- ed to the respective contractars whose tinders are not acoppted. The advertisentent dated ithe 16th Bot neces of January, 1908, is: hereby cancelled. The lowest or stny tender sarily mocepted. 4 By Order, L. K. JONES, Department of Refilways and Canals, Ottawa, Felyruary 8rd. 1908. ment without hority ment will not ba paid for it. {for the followers of the Stuarts during THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1908. -------- FINE MARK PIE Prison. Rendsburg, Prussia, Feb. 26.--For some time past counterfeit five-mark pieces have been circulating intNorth- | ern Prussia. The authorities started | to investigate, with the result that im | a number of instances the false money was traced to this town, and it was | finally learned by the police that they | were being paid out by persous con- | nected with the prison here. To clear up the mystery Detective Inspector Scheder had himself committed as @ conviet and was shut up in a cell in the jail. After a day or two of observation | be located a sound of faint hammer: | ing, in a detached cell, where a coun | terfeiter was serving a long term of imprisonment. With this evidence Scheder called in some of his col lengues, and last night they raided the cell of the midnight worker, They found it to be a veritable counterfeit- ers' workshop, in which the convict minted five-mark pieces. It appears that the conviet, after being brought to jail, told the prison inspector where Lis coining apparatus was hidden, The inspector found the dies and brought them to yrison, and arranged that the convict could work at night to make the coins, the in- spector and his family putting them into cirenlation. The inspector, his wife and his mother-in-law, have been taken into custody. : QUAINT ANCIENT WALL. { Relics Found in London. Loudon, Feb. 25.--Valuable Romapg and Norman relics have been brought to light as the result of the excava- tions on the site of Christ's hospital, in Newgate street, in connection with the extension of the geperal post of- fice. Several months ago the workmen came "upon a portion of the old Ro- man wall which ran originally round the city, and the remains have since been found to extend for about. 400 feet under the site of the dinine hall, the direction being at right angles to Newgate street. The wall itself, being of no value, has been destroyed and carted away, with the exception of one specimen piece. 'The rampart was about eight feet wide at the base and seven feet at the top, its depth being sixteen feet. The wall itself was of Kentish ragstone, being very roughly built, strengthened with lime, and held together by several horizontal layers of tiles, about two feet six inches apart. The men also found many me- dieval chalk walls, which were appar- ently part of the ancient Greyfriars' monastery, A large number of earthenware and other relics were found near the city wall, having it is conjectured, been thrown on the rubbish heap as use- less. Most of them were broken, and many 'were only scattered fragments. Among a large number of coins, which have not been properly examined, there arp spveral Roman ones Curious bone skates, broad and polished un- derneath, with holes for the fasteq- | ing#, leathern bottles and vases have | been found in the earth, which has accumulated, or heen made up, in some places, to the depth of twenty feet. There are also a Roman pestle and mortarium, and earthenware pots, tiles, bottles, but practically no iron utensils. AH the, Roman relics were discovered withih the confines of the old city, \ Norman relics Old Roman were also discovered in the diteh which ran outside the city wall. Here were some medieval coins and tools, and a tall Norman vase, about 1100 A.D., which has been mended. ' RELICS OF STUART DAYS. Old House a Refuge in Reign of Cromwell. London, Feb. 26.--~Some extremely interesting relics of Stuart days, which will be an extra attraction for Am ericans visiting Windsor this summer, have been discovered by John Barber, ex-mayor of that royal borough. Mr. Barber, who is an antiquarian and a great collector, obtained pos. session of 'a house in Church street, Windsor, some time ago. The house was known to be 'a very old one, and it was Mr. Barber's intention to ill it with his collection of relics and curiosities and open it 8s a museuin to residents and visitors free of charge. A few weeks ago, in making some necessary alterations, some of the flooring and walls were uncovered, with the result that a number of very interesting Loyalist inscriptions and relica were discovered, proving that the house had been a hiding place the rule of Oliver Cromwell. When Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll; earned of the discoveries she at once called on Mr. Barber and ex- plored the house. As she left she la ly turned on the ex-mayor and , "You positively must charge all Americans and other visitors an ad. niission fee of one shilling and hand the receipts over to the Soldiers' Or- rities."" This Mr. Barber now decided to do, at any rate for this coming summer. About Our Prisons. After a visit to the Central Prison, Toronto, the editor of Saturday Night should be made = TORTURED BY INDIGESTION. Dr. Williams' AT NIGHT IN PRISON CELL. | {known and : Veritable Workshop For Making | ph. city, and her statement that Dr.| The Eastern Hockey Champion-| Spurious Money in a Prussian | Williams al {very severe attack of indigestion will | bring hope { Jobin says an A.arming Day by day my strength grew less, 1|is more than willing. 1 suffered from terrible headaches, dizzi- | presidency, off. 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Just as sugely as Dr, Williams' Pink Pills cured Mrs, Jobin's indigestion they can cure all the other ailments which come from bad blood. Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills actually make new red blood. That is the one thing they do~but they do it well. In making this new rich blood this medicine strikes straight at the root of such common ailments as anaemia, head- aches and backaches, general weank- ness, nervous debility, neuralgia, rheumatism and the torturing weaken- ing ailments that afflict women and growing girls. You can get these pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 50c. a bax or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Broekville, Ont. FASHION'S FORM. Afternoon Costume of Cloth and The costume illustrated was of por- celain 'blue cloth, the skirt being made quite plain and in train length. bodice had a plaited of the same color silk muslin, trimmed with black folds. The bélt was also of liberty satin, and the bolero was of black filet lace embroidered with blue. The yoke was of fine Irish lace. blouse No Need To Hurry. London Tit-Bits. "1 dreamed of you last night," said Joodle to his wife over the breakfast table. "What did you dream, dear '" quired his wife. "1 dreamed Boodle. "But what was the dream ?"' ed Mrs. Boodle petulantly. "1 dreamed 1 caught a chap running away with you." "And what did inquired his wife. : "I asked him what he was running for." > in- a dream," answered inguir- vou say to him ? Eat Well And Be Well. Physical well. being depends upon proper nutrition of the whole body. This depends entirely on the digestive organs. Don't tolerate indigestion or dyspepsia. Make vour digestion per- fect by use of Day's Dyspepsia. Cure. This prepaation has digestive, toni¢ and laxative properties. Each bottle contains sixteen days' treatment. For sale only at Wade's Drug Store. -------- Distribution Of Riches, London Lioyd's News, Wealth is very unequally distributed in this country. About 700,000 people die every year, and of these over 616,- 000 die leaving nothing .or next to nothing behind them, while over 50,000 die leaving an average of only $1,000 each. Over 10,000 die with estates not exceeding $5,000, which leaves nearly all the acemmulated wealth in the hands of about 21,000 people out of 700,000. Born In Canada. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Francis W. 'Treadway introduced Congressman McKinley, of California, at the Taft spread, the other night, as one of the few men, prominent in pub- lie life, who are not aspirants to the Everybody wondered where the catch was, what they were to bite on, but Treadway went ahead and tipped it Cured | The | liberty satin buttons and bias | , other end of the auditorium, THE SPORT REVIEW, COUNTERFEITER WORKED M:«. 1. J. Jobin, 368 King sirect, | M'GILL LAVAL HOCKEY MATCH WAS ROWDY. | insert ship--Despard, of Picton, Goes to Toronto--New York Wants Two Canadian Teams to Play. Buras and Johnson have been offered ! A purse to fgnt in London. Burns Ottawa Citizen : up his scoring. Marty Walsh kept | tallied two, while! He sleeplessness, 1 was in this condition [ach of the other Uttawa forwards pot | ! one. The hockey season in the east will] j not terminate with the winding up of | the E.C.H.L. schedule. - Either Ottawg | for Wanderers, whichever wins | championship, bave to defend | | Stanley cup within the next two or! three weeks, i Despard, who has been playing such ! a star game at point with Picton's | | junior O.H.A. team this season, | gone to Toronto to accept a position. | It is said that the Eurekas have been | after him for next season, and that | he will. likely accept a position on the | team. | In the Manitoba hockey league Win- | nipeg Muple Leafs defeated Strath- { conas, by a score of 11 to 8. TT win puts Leafs. at the top of the gue, and Wednesday night's game Porta la Prairie, between Maple | Leals and Portage, the | championship. i At the annual meeting of the Varsity Rugby Football club the election of | officers resulted : Hon. president, | Prof. McCurdy; Hon. vice-president, W, W. Lailey; president, A. G. Brown; | secretary-treasurer, R. Y. Cory; vice | president; E. Y. Hewson, 'lhe ounly | important business transacted was the | decision to have season. | New York Tribune There js {talk of bringing tivo of 'the sentor Uy | {padian hockey teams down here for | {the purpose of having them | against cach other at the { las rink. "1 it can be arranged it will {Le the biggest hockey treat lovers of | the game here have ever seen, and all the tricks of the play will be in dence. : Ottawa Journal : The hockey cham | piouship has now narrowed down | Uttawa and Wanderers, next Satur | day's match. in Montreal deciding the | issue, It has been an intensely inter | esting season, and the fact that the | Stanley cup is in the east and the | two premier teams are battling for it, will keep athletic Canada on odge all week. Good dee and fair officials { are all that are asked for from this tquarter. The cup is in Ottawa and there (are seven men who appear to | bring it here. Toronto News : The failure of | Georges to give Kingston a | argument Friday night was a of much disappoingment to the tl lowers of the game locally, The {Saints in the three previous games {scored as many goals as their oppon- {ents, the teams sphtting even in the series with twenty-eight goals «ach, {The Saints have never been good the | the | bas | will decide three coaches euch | some | \ | St | | | | evi | i te able ot. better source | campaigners, a fling not uncommon with Toronto teams, Varsity being the anly notable exception. Kingston and | j Stratford should" provide a couple of | | Interesting contests. Stratford Jooks | {to be a little bit superior all round, | {and 'should again laod the champion- | | ship. | { Montreal Star: Then Hebert, of | the Laval team, not liking McMurty's | style of play, hinted as much by medium of an upper eut, A melee | | seemed imminent, but the prompt ae- | jon of the referee averted any further | unpleasantness. But it was only the | {lull before the storm, for hardly had | the referee finished sending Hebert to | | purgatory for the rest of the game | | when a furious uproar arose at the Joron the | Ruttan's | and the latter gave him a jos- | tle. Then they flew at each other like |of Laval,' nearly cracked i crown, jtigers; © the spectators and players | {swarmed to the spot, and in a moment } i the rink was a seething mass of strug. | | " i gling men. The police gallatly came | to the rescue, and the manager of the | Stadium called the game off, with five | mimates to play. | | | | The Downfall of Napoleon --has been directly traced to Chronic Indigestion. Good diges- tion ensures good health----our most valued possession. * BOVRIIL, when added to soups, gravies, sauces, meats, cte,, imparts to them its own piquancy. 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The Baby And The Curtain. | From Studbolme's Speech. | "inside this gay chamber," he said, | "were women clothed in silks and sat- | ins and jewels and robes, and men in | swallow-tail coats. 1 am not jealous | because they were dressed better than me, but 1 was thinking of the bleak! storm outside and of the poor homes | that we've been reading about in youg | papers, and the little babies thag are | coming into the world with oult an | old window curtain to cover their lit] tle bodies, : | "Can any man call himself a Chris- tian and see these things go on?" aj pealed Mf. Studholme. ---------- | "Conti," high class castile soap. Sold in Kingston only at Gibson's | Red Cross Drug Store. Take no other President Roosevelt is said to have | lately refused several invitations to balloon vovages, ! J. R. Oldham predicts that pean | steamships 1,200 feet long will soon be | constructed i "Sponge bags and' wash cloths Buy these at Gibson's Red Cross Drag Store. 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