Daily British Whig (1850), 6 Apr 1908, p. 5

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, AP RIL 6, 1908. NO MORE RHEUMATISH * FRUIT-A-TIVES " CURED HIM Christopher known citizen of Ottawa--formerly in the City Hall and 1 in forming th D. Graham is a well argely instrumental Mr, al as to 1e Ott nt Club, Graham's volunt the great benefit "Pruit-a-tives' ne rec om taking will carry conviction, Ottawa, Ont. Nov, 26th, 1907. Dear Sirs: -- : I have been a sufferer from Rheum. atism for a long tim pains in my shoulder and joi practically all the time. I tried varions treatments without benefit and then [ was recommended by a friend to try *'Fruit-a-tives." I took several boxes of the tablets and now, for a long time, I have been entirely free from all rheumatism and rheum- atic pains, I wish to state, also, that I suffered from haemorrhioids, or piles, for years, I used all kir of ointments and treatment and nothing did me any good, but after taking "Fr rheumatism I am entir dreadful piles. {a t-a-tives" for my y cured of these (Sgd) C. D. Granawm, " waa 149 Pruit-a-tives "" -- or ** Pruit Liver Tablets' are sold by dealers at 50¢ a box wb for $2.50--o0r will be sent on recei ipt of price. Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, DOT0000000000000000000 Diamond Rings ! FP The diamond is the birth stone for April, If it's a solitaire you would like. No better value can be had than our special" | $25,950, $75 & $100 Rings Each stone is carefully mounted and our guarantee of refunding money is of . some benefit to you. Kinnear &d Esterre Jewellers. Cor. Princess and Wellington Streets. 000 DOVOVUOCO0000VOCTDNOY FACTS FOR SICK No other medicine has been so successful in relieving the suffering of women or received SO many gen. uine: testimonials as has Lydia BE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. In every community you will find women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- etable Compound, Almost every one you meet has either been bene- ited | od hy iby or has friends who have. eo Pinkham Laboratory at HS WaNlanany das may see the files containing over one mi lion one hundred thousand letters women * goeking health, and here are the let which they openly state over their own fures that Shey were fared by Lydia E Pinkham' 8 V ble Compound. 's Vegetable ved many women Yof the ice, OULD 00 | ING OF AN APPEAL. the Niaga¥ Navi- gation Company Dead--A Clause That May Seriously Affect Council's Position Toronto, Apel 6). W, 1 noteatting for W. Hass Cadillac Motel, who repie hotel men of the ait Lion ta upset Lin by-law appiied to the tosday, to hase the Peal against Chief Jus pidgment expedited. He ddlay would ja the perty in the city ourt, told Mr. O Connor nothing A Veteran of ard mn the re licens ton din trial of regu sional court the ap Meredith » that tice argucd hotel] how id ce Ihe « that it pro ever Id do coul hardson, one ol wen cn the m ~1 lingering Rie marine this my ul, after seventy nine teran of the Captain James the best lak dis Michael « illness), He age, und was a Ve civil war For the years he had bes ment of thé Niagara pany The city Hamilton clause in known' ring wit was 0 vears « Ameri can twenty three past nin the Navigation of have discovs the bill to railway and recently received ing in the legislatare mav seriously affect their pesition in regard to street railway companits and the con trol of the streets. Both take the view that the clause the | railway the power to locate the streets | on which the street shall be! allowed to Aracks and consequently nullifies the principle for which the €itica have Leen fighting, napely, the control of their streete. A deputation from both cities waited on Hon. Col. Hendrie fathered the bill, and he said an fort be to have the reconsidered Toronto red that al amend the On municipal act, its third read councils tario which cities gne railway place their own who | ef- | would marle I ill} | : te es | NAVIGATION OPENED | Steamer Pierrepont Breaks the zee) to the Island The formal of in the harbor, took place morning, when the pont, the old reliable sand Yeland and St Steamship company hreaking the ice and making the a number of and Carmegie were thick in diel She opening navigation Monday Pierre Thou River | on steamer | of the Lawrence succeded in| over to Wolfe Island return trip with quite Allen Fhe ice places, but not experience left the «lock at 30 o'clock had (hiite a crowd passengers. Capts in charge was quite the Pierrepont much difficulty 11.40 o'clock, and by 1 made the acréss of citizens gathered at the dock to the ice breaker make her trip Last vear, the opening took plae the latter part March, when the steamers Pierrepont and Wolfe Jsland both took a hand in the breaking The Wolie Islander went out from the island, and the Pierre pont started in to break the ice from this side, A few came over this morning. continued mild breakup is expected in a day or some trip See of or, island With n general the boats from in ive weather, enrly HENS CAUSED TROUBLE. Citizen Was Summoned to Police Court colored, this morning, had Mrs. Cooley, charged with allowing stray over into his gar Cooley put all the blame stating that the boards off the the into But Peter in police court, meighbor, hens to Mrs Symons' tore all and that the hens Symons, his her den on dog, the this going canine fone was reason for over the yard That s vot sg, doe did no wut? thing." As the complainant had evidénte to offer," the magistrate missed the charge, stating that conld he brought up at another if there was any further evidence. a-------- DIED A MILLIONAIRE. said Symons, 'the no further dis it time | Prince Edward County Boy Be- came Merchant Tous April 6.<The took | Sunday, of Millionaire By who" was born at Marvsburg | dward count Unt." He at the Fy Seminary Ont and at Victorig Colley He began his dry Is ca Mies %, Unt. ago To Be Soon Eree. York, April 6.--Evélyn Thaw, through her counsel, made plication in the supreme court, dav for the appointment of a referee | to take testimony in the action she has brought agamst her husband | | divorce. lu all probability the young | woman will be free by -Friday at the atest. According to her attorney, Me. O'Reilly, Mrs. Thaw will make her home in the future ¥n Munich, sailing ext Saturday. ot Heath place ron Nugent, Prince | edueated Picton, Cobourg. reer at dt years Was mids' goo hore | { coming many Nesbitt npr New | { i Bomb In Sultan's Harem. Parviz, April 6A despatch from Constantinople to the. Matin says that & bomb was found in the harem quarters of the palace on Saturday The sultan and his entourage became panicstricken. Many of the women and eunuchs have disappeared. Lost Mink Scari. Miss Roadhousc, 142 Nelson street, who lost mink scari' on Wednesday, will be willing to give liberal reward to finder, : -- pe The nificent response accorded Thos' Mills & Co's. removal sale ful Iy testified the complete confidence, of They were crowded all day. James T. Valley, a former resident of East Hawkesbury, who removed to y Hill i @nt., one month avo, at his residence, Bunday morn. a after a short illness, aged thirty: five years, Livol.--The tod liver oil preperation NOTHING TO EXPEDITE 1 THE HEAR. 1h emplo- | com- | and | and | ceived his commission | day morning | Jeft | Quebes | . Hhest's | public | port | venient | Toronto on | committee {| bably 1 23 | bers of the | tendance at the public in that old reliatle firm. hey ME NEARLY A PANIC The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World Allan stea Halifax | April 4th Ihe erpool, i April 1th fired a ATUS TOOK FIRE. The Audience Ran Out of the Var- ious Was Dama Mont on Tre day, | and Cul ston Mount Walter years, f§ Nt. Gps Lisbon mob _Stepres With Sma following the elections, number, of persons native of King Saturday at the A Montreal bs ) aged twenty Wabash bridge instantly killing wounding Durnio Unt. Koval a Aprit 6 Th of a moving Theatre took fire, ; the was died on picture sanitarium, ino Nt Dawson White off the Thomas, and on | after progress of the show Sunday ix narrowly averted > left the place exits. The operator using a Babcock, assisted by the stopped with at killed. N Br. PB | Winnipeg ob ga cliarge operation, i Chancellor of Asquith Piarritz hing F At Fhomas, mother of Evangelist ronto, died, nty-eight, 1" Phere w lon Sat was M. the to his SOOT fire small de Chapman, a well-known practitioner, of performing tuck and was firemen Ihe comparatively was arrested | an illegal was Herbert for meet 2 an Fi erday, fy the Exchequer London to Southern nage sition of company 9, Ca leration of Textild Workers Wilfrid Paquette elected setretar. treasurer | organizer, Antonio , Que, being elected it At the meeting it aie the strikes had been too easily declared and it was decided, in tare, to require two-thirds vote 'of local then refer it the executive strike call ed The wha stole day France, to dward, was| Mrs Hunter Saturday et Hunter, iNanimaoi of To- aged | ane general Gig ening, gene Ve WAS in Torento irday night, over a demand for copy for the Toronto Sun Heretofere the price - as a rot fu lay jer | World | three cents It will be some commission to investigate fisheries department Judge Cassels a and before a was union to could be before the the marin commen en re- | tenement Castle collapsed, early Mon- | It is believed that for ten davs police are looking for the thieves two bags of istered mail matter from the C.P.R. Toronto night mail car, on March 16th. The has were afterwards found in a lane, hav- ing open and the con tents | abstracted. "The loss wi the ty people, mostly German waiters, | not apparently, at the were buried in the debris | ment any one having to do' with SS. Lady , Capt Gercier, | the placing of the bags in the leaves Quebee, to-morrow Point John Torrance, of the Dominion line where she will the ar-| Steamship company, died to-day He of the steamer which | was a brother of Dr, Torrance, | Swansea, the : : | Ww for! of Kingston. work has not yet Two houses street, old London in been cut bags was noticed, mo hy Grey ORY for await Ulabrand, 27th ult. Cabot rival i Rev on ~ x William Dyer, | criminal assault HORSE HAD TO BE SHOT. his ten-year-old | to twenty-three Central prison with | Brantiord, Ont. convicted of Bediord, sentenced in the lashes new At colored, on Sadie niece It Was Struck By a Car Princess Street. About two o'clock this afternoon by Sanford Tait, was struck by car No of Motorman Knigh shot, 'The horse, d heavy wagon, Montreal street, from Brock. not hear ng the bell coming up Princess street, the track. 'the hit and only for the way dropped it would have | the wheels The horse had its left | foreleg broken. The driver pulled the harness off the gnimal and some | helped him to move the wagon | off the road. Dr. Nichols | moned, and after examining the ani mal put it out of its suffering by shooting it. i The carcase was removed off the! street hy the eity and tak en to the nuisance grounds for burial Traflic was delayed for 'some time | on was months twenty The Charles Iron Works "Toront« at Prescott Trowell and a Frunk the for its to-night Toronto crew ferry Polson 's Grand Lyons, car horse owned tractor, charge to be con 11, in and had wing leaves head Capt, took het (juarters stone cast. Four consulate, The the tried was fender under American Monday, native staf spite, entered the Mukden, on attacked the a private Straight made a requisition the Chinese police, and the Ja panese were arrested and taken to the Japanese consulate. Japanese at brutally in revenge for sul Agent driver of car, and animal the passed to cross Con on men back Was sum INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up 8v Reporters On Their Rounds. A. McDougall, Montreal, in city business Stetzon hats $4 Mills & is the | scavenger, on to 85, for £3, removal sale R. E, Cushman, with wife and child, | have returned from a trip to New| York. | Results already. Several postal | i cards have been sent in, in Pest's new competition The CU.P.R excursions to various west on April 14th and A pipe organ, purchased in ston, has been installed in the Street Presbyterian church, Hope Arrangements YMCA, to key team, dule. There .w meeting at | { Thos. Co's. COWS BOATING IN KINGSTON. Remarkable Sight at The Bijou | Theatre. i would you Lke to takeya cow out in your boat afl Kingston Mills ? "Pooh !"" vou say, "who heard. of such a thing 7' Well, you can see such a thing to if you want to, and | have to go to France. to see it--where it'squite a common thing for ladies to take their pigs and cows out boating You can for five the «of a transatlantic by to the Bijou te-da How a pig down to or row homeseeker points in the 5th is running ever saw or | King Mill Port don't day you made at, the indoor up a are being hoe sche organize and an to draw see it cents, and sane expense a good attendance § going at tha YMCA, day W, J. Burton was charge, tin France, wher Moreland McDonald left stead of streets where he has { funeral ir the Northern thing the summer There i line of spectaock as lourney, LO-TNOFFOW The picture hoys' was made at {In cafials You will also and many other « morning. are used to-day ured a Navivatic Oo mon show Sanitol goo a i called | Wasa Wizard" = John Robert Davis has NEW YORK STOCKS. Sarn, Su hoats tion with company, for A complete 18 a beaytilul col Frog That niso n "The the sings, Kingston Engineer A new report buildings upon exits in City each Craig and re he who prepared by will upon visit building its defects having been fo the conciliation feamen 8 grievanos Fuesday mornine at No. | city hall to-day, t | Prices Furnished By W. Hector H Hume, Clarence Chambers. April 6th Opening. Close HY 5M It nd more cor board to con sider will meet i, Stocks. Amal Amer Am Re. Co Am. Smitg, & Re, ( Am. Uar Foundry Anaconda Min. Co | Atches & St Balti. & Brooklyn Rapid T. Centra} Leather } Canadian Pacific { Ches. & Ohio C. Mil. & St. Paul Colorado Southern N.Y & Tron Copper Loco. Sugar oom, ' vom 1" i It tlement was stated; probably he made which .a © would regard to the case in man of Loughboro was accused of duction, and that the not taken to the would pro courts case be Top Fe... bower Ohio ol been A reported truancy h during the rays, - and Inspeetor investigating. After all the lads promised to go back to their studies, anid postpone their ball games until the Easter holidays Bovs' cans, Pe children's Those. Miles & removal St. Mary's cathedral, Sunda. Archhishop Gauthier stated that he had been informed that mem church had been in at the theatre Lent I Min, St. P.& 8. Se. M, that this was strictly in op | Natiopal [ead to the rules of the church, IN yy (Central ' - | and he strongly condemned it. IN. Y. Ontario & West ... 32) | Rav. Mr. Saitzeff, of the Indepen-| Northern Pacific . hi | dent, Greek church, Manitoba, 1s in| Penn. R.R the &ty. To-morrow evening, he ge | People's Gas livers 'w free lecture in SU Andrew's | Reading hall on the work done among the | Rook Island, pid Ruthenians. The lecture given, un- | Rputhern Rv... tom der the auspices of the bome mission | Southern Pacifie committee of the Presbyterian church. | & Sg ol, com. Rennje's seeds, the best that grow iv s Steel. phd. {A fresh and complete stock 'at Best's. | Rubber com {| Every afternoon now games ofl. pacific... . { baseball are pulled off at the cricket { Wabash : { field The school bovs gather after! Wabash, pid. four amd city fellows play durin~ the.| : rs . " i West Union Tel .. afternoon. Victoria anid Frontenac 'parks also are used for practice, ares numbers plaving at each place. Th boys are anxions for the city league | to open up, so that they can get down to business. few cases of past couple Arnel receiving a lecture has tams, sale. | Gas Fuel Railroad Ry., pid. Patifie | } Kansas & Texas com Cons, Co's Col At morning, | Erie (;. North i Missovri during | He said position Ss CHICAGO PRICES, April 6th Opening. tle . 30 Nel + Wheat. May . { July. Corn. . May... « Best si duly ... 651A 64 Al 61 64} - Explanation. In competing for prise in competition, the competitor must] Pork. write tne sentence "LL. T. Best, mv May draggist," as maWy times as pessitls | July uoon the back of an ordinery Cana- x3 'dian postal card. Flare your name | Work must be very scarce in the | and address on the opposite side, i city if one can judge from the nem- | 13.328 | i 13.678 | 12.39 13.60 without the al. Especially valuatl to bolil people and hildeon. Sold at t it in an envelope addressed 10 bir of men. who are standing around. | Th Bere Dre Bn A fme Water: "man fountain pen js the 15, bottle, at . MOVING PICTURE APPAR. Alar t wwsican -- went (to Exists in a Hurry--Fire | 11 ina hurry | {hi | day i Mrs ter present ly mar of tiful large « af at was coming along |p, i in ville, a host infant da away o ral will be | town, | of 1 Try = and molasses (improved) phen Best's, wn | PERSONAL MENTION. | Movements Of The Pecple--What They Are Saying And Doing. Mrs } left, to William nean Watertown, N.Y day Fraser, Uni het diss Bessie e returned from | te Unive outhern Mes is 1 Arthur Ellis n. her rsity aven kK fron trip months Db. J hrough McDermott the Mon iy on west ahd Mrs. 5. Burr with y Mes Ws spriges, of the company, will spend t 1 ays in Maxville Miss Blanche Milligan, Ce is Mrs. H. Keed two weeks © Easter visiting tor F'homas the treet Flemi the popul Union, leit Forouto, on business P. Low, of the v, and Miss Essie | h Mi Uni for Se ame geological Ww, (Mtawa are visiting OW'S { Mrs George I'he many Whitney, 101 pleased hear sister "ity avenue Miss Mayme street, will be able) to attack er of er that alter to she 1s around la the Jackson his be of again a severe grippe many friends of ( will be condition is adet George to hear that much improved, held out fo and very slight hopes are recovery Miss Elizabeth tor Ottawa H. W.-Chamberlaiy he returns to home WW. Laidlaw Mount Dar to visit left her After | Minneapolis Mon sister isan 1% her John ol ured Win Grove peg, former Ont has = the position of travelling sale for tht Walter Woods Hamilton Win: Ross ang tasty at : company and ipeg Aradley and Land Street with mueh ex ression There's nig ihe ever Methodist gation service in | rch I'he ated ef Queen mgre appre his ort gement weet H. ¥we Chapman will ghter of Neeley of take ge H marriage Smith's \ lace June Me, and Mrs the wi friends Ross Lee sincerest in the Mary mornin: held on yuesday Effie Eimer, Bagot id at the wed Miss K. A. Rogers NY on Thurs mwned in white ory of pink rose of the gue Williams ympmthy f. their have loss « whiter Miss bridesma cousin, . lav ik carried R. Elmer event H ton noon bouquet was one M returned after Rey Nimmo, formerly to Detroit a short Pr. Nimmo | church, Barviefield. Mr. Nimmo is one | the publishers of the Detroit Sat- urdav Night, a paper similar to that published in Toronto. bo tions and ol thi visit with hi alter fath er, of St Mark's | similar | to] with saperwor honeficia Livol confuse prepara all others in results rej th tonic not as Lival is vastly more sly pal table | oil, without | ith the great | of iron. | 18 a delicion aration of cod liver fatty oil. properties of peptonate this derful. tonic to-day are satisfied money will Sold Free sample combined w and | parti most eheer- | at wor if you not in any he it vour fully refunded Drug tion. Minard West Manl Laks ting bush, rup tro | topped to anothe Nu « sip terribly 1 wrefully mplet ap emo \ ret Hing m fire v he he & tlent oot. at Have hitte at Best Charles Wine Ather factory in Hill } boirk who looks i eyes your Jd Gold frames, ¢ har purchas the tos y of PO man nto the eve is! » to Kingston--at Che ed a ches Ourorbe The comin Spring an's Drug | Store LEGISLATIVE. ASSEMBLY FOR RE-ELECTION EDW. J. B. PENSE. ; The candidate's public duties | will prevent a systematic canvass. Will old friends, and many new supporters kindly their | pledges for his benefit ? reserve L 3 a a The sudden changes in weather ought to suggest the wisdom of putiimg in some good coal ha sell good Conl. It's the kind tha sends out the most heat, makes the home comfortable ; the best money Can buy, there is 'nome better mined We deliver it to you clean end without slate, at the very ppttom prices. Booth & Co, Phone 133. Foot of West Bt :POTATOES 4 IN ANY QUANTITY Wholesale or Retail, at A. GLOVER'S, Cor. Bagot and Earl Sts! James Reid, ™° Waar He Samp: "Mother never made such delicious coffee as this.' What Sue Sap: "Mother never used Chase & Coffee. = Sanborn's \ R®R That's why." Shoe Store represents good Shoe service as distinguished fromm mere shoe selling. GOOD SHOE service means the furnishing of just the cor. rect SHOE Suited to a particular requirement. MERELY to make a sale is not satisfaction merely to buy a pair of SHOES is by no means mean satisfaction to you. to us--and certain to We are able to guarantee good service, in its every sense and every meaning, because we are sure of our own intentions and sure of the quality of our SHOES, » May not we hope that you will test our sincerity and our judgement the next time you purchase SHOES. The Spring Shoes are All In. J. H. SUTHERLAND & BRO. The Home of Good Shoes. 3 oe TST Absolute purity and Seatiness in the manufacture COWAN"S PERFECTION COCOA (Maple Leaf Label) Healthful and nutritious. THE COWAN CO., Limited, TORONTO In Bedroom Furniture. over 35 styles, Prices 5.00 and up. £2 ol), Dressers range from § : ron Beds from 3.00, 3.50, 5.50. These have all been reduced, A sk for Hercules Springs. R. J. REID, £30 Princess street. "Phone, B77. - GOOCH OCOA COQ CHOIRS Evarcehne Ganong's G.B. Chocolates direct from factory 25¢. 1 1b. 20c, ! } 1b. Boxes, Boxes, 2 1b. Boxes, $1.00, 7 A.J.REES,166 Princess St ET 6] E3 3 Fs. f » BIG CLEARING SALE OF BRASS and IRON BEDS In pretty designs, strong and durable. Also Hercules Spring to fit, and Sanitary Mattresses at sale price. Leading Under- taker. "Phone, 147

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