PACE E E100. "A Bad Stomach may come from one of three causes -- faulty digestion, constipation or weak kidneys Whether it'sone or all three of these troubles, ABBEY'S SALT will sweeten the stomach, make the digestion sound, and regulate and strengthen the kidneys. _-- At all dealers, ne SECURITY. Genuine Carter's 25¢c. and G0. a bottle Little Liver Pills. Must Doar Signature of wits Wrepper Below, and as easy sugur, je TOR HEADACHE. FUR DITTINESS. [ron 5 BiLITUSHESS, is FIR TORPID LIVER, LY Fi I FOR COHITIPATION, oe °° [FDR SALLOW SKIN. GIP] ron THE COMPLEXION CWREIVL LIVED MUST ave NATURE, bod 0, | Prorat Vegutable, hur inet ROTI TRC AURT.CICK HEARACHE. Very su te tak, CARTERS] ITTLE *Siloer Plate that Wears" For beauty of design, briiliant finish and long wear "[BAT ROGERS BROS. spoons, knives, forks, efc., are unexcelled. Recognized as the highest standard of silver plate excellence. SOLD BY LEADING DEALERS Dishes, trays, fea selfs, eld, woled for beauty ana durability are made by MERIDEN BRITA CO. See' our new stock of Granite and Marble. Just arrived. KINGSTON GRANITE & MARBLE WORKS | Cor. Princess and Clergy Sts. ess ssssasstsesessasnsesatsesd oking for is SCRANTON | al and we roa 'delivers Booth & Co... FOOT WEST STREET. guar Phone 1 8 Seeetesescsesssvsase Woou u's 3 Phosphoding, he 4 Remedy, urutes the whole wakes new 8 Cures Nero r Worry, Des Emissions, Sper of Abuse or Ercesses. bo One will please, six Sold gy all as or mailed in t, of price. New pamphid ood Medicine Co. Toronto, Oma TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS The Perfect Brick & Wash- burn, aq ous Debi mailed free, ormerln Wind sort Tile Ont. PAISLEY & CHISHOLM, Lessees Are ready to cpnpdrer for immediate delivery Briek flat will stand tic at reas I¢ rates { plas Co., inspec apacity of UO Campbell, TAILOR, 1 09 BROCK STREET. ani and Pressing James Collars, from NTS UP. w Velvet ; v ANGROVE'S FOUNDRY! Brass and of iron Castings Any Size or Weight. Place d'Armes OUR ROOSTER BRAND OF Tobacco Smoking and Chewing at forty-five cents a pound, is a good tobaccd., Why eighty-five "Andre w Maclean, rio street. : cents may nos f many seem bristles, but, the the logical there, to be They backs « place for AAAS L AWARE BY Tats sssestasasesssad | WHAT WHIG CORRESPOND ENTS TELL US. The Tidings From Various Points in Eastern Ontario--What People - Axe Doing And What They Are Saying. VS_OF EOS | Opeongo Happenings. April 6.--The roads ave in for travel. Some of the their sugar bush tapped good run of sap. John the misfortune to cut hi= foot badly. John Curry and Hen- Pickering have returned from the looking well. Thomas Pick- Jr., made a business trip to Fortroke, Saturday. ° Mr. and Mrs. | Lemuel Kish intend going to Ottawa to their granddaughter's, Mrs. William { Kruger, for. Easter." Mrs. T. H. i Crockett afd children have leit for | Ottawa. Opeongo, shape Cjermers have and report a McMahon had poor Doings At Morven. Morven, April 6.--Farmers are get- ting things in readiness for seeding. Maple syrup making is in full swing, {hut the supply has not been very great vet. The post office is being | moved from the west end down near | the school, being located in the home | of B. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gar- | vison have somewhat improved from their recent illness. J. Hicks, of Moscow, spent day with his { brother, D. R. Hi , this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frink were "At Home' to a number of their friends one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. | R. Hicks are spending Easter holi | days with friends in Brockville. Woe Island. April 6.--Farm- section ave preparing to commence seeding. Mrs. Quigley, seri ill, improving. A this vicinity will attend and in the C.M.B.A Faster. Monday evening. John honev, who underwent treatment the Hotel Dieu, Kingston, will home this week. Mrs. F. Cavelry pur { chased a last week from 1 has engaged to work | months for S. @e- Mrs. R. section, glad to returned home from hospital mich improved health Miss Ada McRae, Watertown, N.Y is {visiting w Migs Gertie Mc Donald. At Allen, Allen, Wolfe ors thi Island, in ously is number | from | cert dance hall on at ine horse Yott ummer I'he | Payne. in this that shé has I Irown t. for the Laren many friends of are hear in Bell Rock Budget April 6 removed I'he post office to new charge of GG. M. Sanborn, recently appointed postmas- ter in place of 1. B.: Wheeler, ianed I Ww Danby, of King he Sunday Crossing over the ONG is quite ditheult, as is very high. C. D. Wagar, of the village on Monday Rev. Churchill, of Albert College, | Belleville, will conduct the mn iw Methodist church here on Easter inday Mr. and Mrs S { Walroth, . Veitona, and Mi Mrs. | Pdward Walker, Southern K: at | William Walker's; Mr. ahd Mrs. Georga | Wheeler Northbrook, at J. B. Wheel fers, Rock, » has been under wa who re- Queen's, ston, preached The the prise, was in services > Visitors and nsas, Shocked By A Death. Yonge Mills, ; April 6.--The whole {community was shocked hear ol sudden death, on Friday after- noon, at the Brockville general hos- [ptial,. of Mrs. Lane, nee Miss Mary | Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hir- Cook. The funeral takes place afternoon at 'the home her launt, Mrs. Mott, ®Br-ekvill is survived pan. ts, her and sister Miss Bertha Reginal Mrs, fer as called to attend her mother, quite ill while that place Purvis spent Sunday s hate and a party evemnye. valuable to lam this of She husband Cook, of to was by her one Juson w who on a visit to Miss Helen Malloryvtown Ferguson young friends on | arp taken friends in iy in Jessie en- of ursday George Gibson ls hi ction, stock to-day Caintown Topics. April. 6 of has Camntown, the Catharine { short time. {runing the or George | Sugar making the day. Mrs been ill for a order White George now Duncan has engine and catting Buell. B. E for this father, factory at been wood Poole went to Rockport Sunday summer James A to Ferguson, Jallycanoe. Cain on Mon- proprietor We wish Andress; of Miss going elp hi n his | | Ferguson is Tk cheese | day last for the him every Brockville, Mabel Lizzie summer Moore town wtory Roy G summer of opened 1ibson 1909, Miss the guest of Sunday last Miss going tao work this Tennant's. Freddie this sum- Simple 'Cure For "Itchiness. The tantalizing skin itchiness plagues men and women arises the of germs. Washing velieve--cleanliness certainly cannot cure--only a soothing germ killer like Dr. Hamilton's Ointment can work dv anointing the Dre. Hamilton's Ointment at once. The healing oils perfect as succes was Gibson on Weston is at Eh gong to work that invasion ! 1 do with al parts relief is forded ynd thi make in food out in one a all dealers for * the skin pplication this IT CU RE. D THE DOCTOR. | Scientific Dandruff Treatment i Recommendéd By a Physician | sr 2 i ( Crawford, t dake : Herpicide i inndrufi cured and falling hai Beardsley, Herpieide and | { hampaiy Tn. landrufi satis for 1 \ am well i with the Alf. R San Fi th of 2195 Desardero str. 'Herpicide my head claimed dandeaff you dandruff, baldness leading druggists. for sample Detroit, Mich. guaranteed. G special agent. Kelly, an sco put a new hair on mare than is Herpicide kills th Destroy the effect and prevents Sold bv stamps Co., bottles germ the cause, remove ures falling Send 10e in cide One dollar W. Mahoo i. the con- | Ma- |} return | quars | walter | Enter- | by | Harley | from | won't | the | soothing balsams | ointment | Oakvs-) ne | et, | Herpicide | hair td the Herpi-| THE D BATLY Margaret for a il for Larkins to mer for James Eligh. Mrs. Ferguson has been iil days. Joseph Hull has been some time. Mrs. {arman and songare this week poing home at North Augusta Glenvale Gleanings. Glenvale,. April 6.- Rev. Mr. of Sydenham Street Methodist preached aa able sermon on the interests of eaueation Friday evening a sugar held in the Orange hall, auspices of the Preshyterian A number from here attended Sykes, church, Sunday On was under the church. Mr. in social move to Toron- valuable he will shortly Watts sold a colt recently. teorge Pillar is mak- ing preparations for rebuilding his barn. He purposes buildidg a cement stable under it. At the regular meet- iny of the Orange lodge, last Tues- day, two new members were initin- ted. Joseph Cramer intends opening his factory next Monday. El dridge Babcock takes charge of the Jath Road cheede factory for this sea- son. He intends moving there this week. A wee girl has taken up her abode at Edvin Clark's. Mrs, J. Vanorder, who has been ill, is vecover- ing. ear to. Sidney cheese | ---------- { The Postmaster Cloyne, April 5.--The heve are in a bad condition, most flooded with water. Hawley and Mesevs. Peter and filler left last week for where they have obtained situations Miss Mamie Reid paid a visit to Miss Flla Kennelly, on Sunday. We to say our postmaster, Mr, in very ill. He has been ail for some time but is now confin- ed to his bed. A surprise party held at the home. of Mrs, Weelis, Park avenue, in honor sister, Mrs. A. Dafoe, whe making the her fature About sixty gathered very pleasant evening was Master © Gerald Young spent a {days last week the guest of Master | in Dunn; at Kaladar. Miss has again taken up her position of Marble Lake school | Il are pleased to see her | Misses H. Critchley and L {spent Sunday the guests { Meeks, Park avenue. Miss Storey, who has, been on the sick tkst, 15, we are glad ®Y ine. The schools will soon the. Easter vacation. re-open on April 19th, Ii. roads around Hire Kate of her intends west home. guests as | teacher to recover- be They for will Death Of W. H. Wagar April 6.--The roads nicely. 'The farmers are making maple syrup and re are good so far. William R who took sick on Thurslav removed, on Saturday, to 13 general hospital for treatment appendicitis. The death of W. H. Wagar on Monday morning shock to the community good health up on Sunday evening. He had visiting a friend and after re turning home he complained of numb ss and a severe pain in e doctor was summoned immediate- but could do no good. m home about five o'clock. son of Philip Wagar, aves a wife and five children s and two girls), to i, He will be greatly an affectionate loving father, his many Wagar's : Rev, Mr. Jr: Mr. and Mrs, A. Howes Miss L. Killing; at C. Barr's, tioodiellow, Mrs. W. L. Black, W. D. Bertram, Mrs. A. C. The sugar reception at Mrs, G fellow's on Saturday was well tended § I = | Parham, | deving up | busy are [ ports Bar wns as he to about was in eight o'clock heen I ne "mM Sr. mourn missed. husband and spoken well of friends. Visitors at A. Mrs. Killing, Crow; vas by Bessie Good A Fine Old Lady. = Station, Apri from Cloyne, occupied on Sunday. G of the Algonquin, Saturday last on Fleming and Mrs. J. on spent - Thursday last in Mr. Jamieson, of the Golden : Fleece { Mines, passed through here to-day oy i route his home. Peter i Brockville, in midst | Mv. Allan, Mississippi, and Mr. | vh, Northbrook, were in be -- looking after the lumber W. Robinson is residence by adding a { chen. Miss Eva Laundry is {of Mrs. G. W. Thompson. Mrs. Harvey Kellar spent Sunday last at the home of Mr. and } faetes Hughes, Mrs. Allport . a chter, Mrs. Cummings, left ke for Tisdale, Sask. Mr, rs went in charge of the car o effects. In the { of Mrs. Allport, the country | ome of the linest old ladies ever known, dnd her kindly | and honest dealings, with | revardless, will never be = | (ieorge Thompson, the is in Toronto on Husiness.® 8 lof the Crothers company, was in town yesterday. Mr tree, Cloyne, has the contract buil!ng the new store for Fleming. Kaladar | Mr, Snider, ymlpit Thompson, I'weed on Mrs. A. here went 1 Ander to is our ness. C. new kit the Mi | | his | al going away we ha of Crab Courteous Thanks. Post Senator Ingalls, for his which sting Washington I'he late as, noted and epigrams, devoid of those to whom they It is related that caged in a controversy | tor from Delaware, he | veal question by 'I thank the nator wom that { great state which thgee countie and TWO s at higl Lidie I | was ready were not al | ways and smart addressed when with a sena ad the were once, on saving at {ow tide." | Sore On Joe Advert Martin told Toronto, that if independent she gold Martin is leaving England, where he will permanently ve<ide, and Canadians can well who has such_a poor countrymen: j London iser ~ the Canad Canada could he bon the Uni or { Joseph t Club, ane by American ted States enter Spar t one his Spring Importations Of 1909. Prevost, Brock street, {order glothing department, \Scotch and English tweed, serge, ete. mproving herd | svorts AN ANCIENT FIELD SPORT fow | Was That of Coursing, Open or Haphazard. of the most ancient of was coursing, or the One field pursuit tof a hare by hounds, which followed {it by Shirp's sale at Sharpton on Monday Jc many friends here are sorry ig | being al- | tenben | David | Watertown, | are ; was | and a} spent. | few 1 Reid | and | again. | Myers | of Mrs. K.| Pearl | closed | for was a | the head. God called He was He (three . his He and a C. Clow, at John Goodfellow's, and Mrs. D. Mrs. Wagar. | at- -Rev. the Ww > business, Tweed. | 1 Hunter, again. | | Rom- town last | busi- guest Mrs. | id last | Cam- here loses | manner everybody, | forgotten. Algonquin, Legree, Kingston, of | Mis. of Kan-| retorts to 1 has received | three cases of imported goods for his | including | Hich There open,' or sight and not by scent. 'are two kinds of coursing--"' haphazard purseit of any hare that can he discovered, and 'close' cour- sing, in which the eourse is determin ed Ey fixed boundaries. In lat- case the haves previously secured are redéased and after suilicient time or dwstence has heen allowed them, the dogs are slipped, and the pursuit weins, The judges follow the throughout the course, and their cons arg based on the direct kili, las well az on various actions of the competitors in the contest. In England these contests are quite poovlar, the Altear course, near Liv- wpool, being wide enough for sixiy- four dogs to compete at once, In the United States the sport has i heen in existence aipee the middle of the nineteenth dgtury; but open meetings, in whieh competitors from re cular organizations take part, are of comparatively recent date. The {principal meets are held in the two Dakotas, Kansas, Nebraska, lowa, Minnesota and near San Francisco. i the er dogs } DAILY HINT FROM Biue Mousseline 'de Soi Value dee Adverti I'he value of a = } radium is incredibly great the Hon Swdney Holland, Frederick } lecture at pital week, picked up the tube con taiving the famous micros scopic £800 worth of radium bromide Frederick's for its safety not. have been altogethie assum- While the late Prof. Currie was turing on the wonderiul element one [day in Paris he dropped the glass tube containing the fow grains of ra dium with which he was demonstrat and, the glass breaking, the pre- cious powder scattered all over {tle floor. the room cleared, dust collected with the greatest care, taken to 1 professor's laboratory, dissolved, re- | {3 stallint and the radinm extracted rom refuse again with thp loss of {only ne Hoaction. The {cost of radium bromide is about L7 a milligramme, which would mean £200,000 ounce avoirdu- Of Radium. at Lan Treves' last the don surgeon s 1 . | Sir concern i {may led. | le ling, jing was At speck once of was every lover for | | pois, an | He Knew How To Pick Them. Saturday Post. I'he orchestra was playing loddl§ in | one of the restairants in Denver dur- the democratic national conven- and the diners were talking they might hear and be table sat a beautiful at the Tammany Kvening ing tion 50 At voman and her « next table ! | men Suddenly, loudly heard scort and imber of hest orchestra stopped, ing and a Tammany man's voice i ran out: "By George that's a I'd like. to rood looking omar meet her ! The vith man at the table the lady. « Fammany m ¢ the sh said frigi Nir, that wife." Shake,"" said the Tammany "I amdprlad to n vou. Yeu tainivcthre a picker." Ant hostilities were next ame the an i my over, tapped houlder, lady 1s man; cer- geod Sinecures En Mall Gaz Arthur a Beckett, In ette death has Fleet street, served ars in the war office, as also the "'aavs that w earlier," Clement Scott and Sir Nor- Lockver. Their experiences there | would compare favorably with that of the war office clerk of to-day. Mr. a Jeckelt used to say that he alwvavs | read through the Times on getting to {the office. One day he asked for aud his chief him to index circulars, advising him not but to take a stroll in the liked. When the index was the rewarded him with vou the mo. Now and whose a gloom oypr ow did, in the man or late set of tinished, the | k its never chet remark, "I only gave hecanse bothered to vou done, > will ho good us 4 Luglish Pe A slat upor Glasgow, fell in an un- pavement. the street ail of the poor ave a flask of spirits him, be- to re ttl jown his throat roof of a louse it yay Lhe i and conscious stat One of the ! rushed to lay the ns In from pon pedestrig need to | Ket, and, vive gan to pour a Canny, mo canny," said a man him." opened his 'Pour fine looking on, "or vou'll choke Lhe "anconscious es and sinter sat quietly awa pour aw z ve're doin' opinion of | When a man having wanted, E will neve to pity ) what he until which woman rest she bas given hi he somet never wanted at all | . i teas and doffees at Gil- grade {bert s, BRITISH wantc THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1500. de- | One of the finest charac- teristics of Seal Brand Coffee is its rich, full body. ~~ Thin and watery coffee is unknown in house- holds that use Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand. fe add eed Never iu bulk. Dr J.Collis Browne' S THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GERL.IE, The Most Valuable Medicine ever discovered. The best known Remedy for CoucHSs, CoLbps, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. Acts like a charm in DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY & CHOLERA. E'Tectually cuts short all attacks of SPASMS. Checks and arrests those too often fatal diseases-- FEVER, CROUP and AGU The only palliative in NEURALGIA, GOUT, RHEUMATISM. Chlorodyne is a liquid taken in drops. graduated according to the malady. s pain of whatever kind; creates a calm refreshing sleep: Jhe nervous systems when all other remedies fail: legves { Can be taken when no other medicine can be toleraled, INSIST ON HAVING Pr. J COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. CONVINCING MEDICAL TESTIMONY WITH EACH BOTTLE. Sold by all Chemists. Prices in England: yi, 2/9, 4/6 Sole Manufacturers: J. T. DAVENPORT LONDON, SE. The immense success of tLis Remedy has given rise N.B.--Every bottle of Genuine Chlorodyne bears on the stamp (he same of the investor, Dr. J. Collis Browne Wholesale Agents, Lyman Bros. & Co., Limited, Toronto. From the Rising to the Setting Sun, For Ycars past Aad Years to come, There are no Wares will wear As EDDY'S WARES have done. Always Everywhere in Canada ASK FOR EDDY' s MATCHES Price Enquire from Street. C. FOLGER, Manager, At the Works on Queen Easter Eggs Easter Chocolates Easter Ice Cream Our Own make, all absolutely pure, any flavor. . Eggs, from lc. to $2, but of tho former than latter. 8, NOTICE. Highest price paid hold eflects either in part or IOC, Antique Furniture and Fashioned Artitles especially. Come in and see a beau ve for sale. Post card will bring me. L. Lesses, Cor. Kingston. ie Adamant Wall Paste AND Renfrew Lime --AT--" Coal and Wood Yard, Barrack for Iouse- Claw I and Carved Anti- ue Sora, a Chatham and Princess Sta. prices, more * . 288 Princess St. Phone 845. en old tiful 0 9 9. 9 8 0 8 9 8.0 8 8 8 0 0 0 0 ¢ BETIS YY TO BUILDERS. International Portland Cement, P. Walsh's, street, M. P, KEYS i | { Antiseptic Barber Shop Hair Dressin, Three Chair, ronage solicited and Shading nick Service. Yo Parlor, our pat. 336 King Street Next door to Wade's Drug Store. Auction Sales Rooms | | | i | | | ALL KINDS OF goods bought and sold, or goods commission. SECOND-HAND sold os Auction Sales promptly at tended to, at the City Auction Sales | Rooms, 88 Brock St., Kingston. JONES. Auctions J. = And many a man who looks and says noghing is unable to ~ood, wise make who was } Fine for the little ** spread" --fine for the elaborate dinner. thing needed to make a real feast Have you served it--this daintiest It never disappoints. its delicate, appealing sweetness, Serve your next guest with PATTERSON'S candy Immaculately of all « confections ? lean--unvarying in purity--delight "IT'S A MATTER OF GOOD TASTE." THE PATTERSON CANDY CO., TORONTO. Sold by EDWARDS & JENKIN, 274 Princess St. TS EE FE EE ES A ER The one ful in This year our styles are the leaders. many:shapes and all leathers. & INVILTUS SHOES are the Shoes of to-day. We have We have them for Men, Women and Boys, in Patents, Tans, Browns and Velour Calf, ig Lacrd, Blucher and Batton Patterns. : For an Ilonest Shoe; a Stylish Shoe, or a Com- fortuble Fitting Shoe; ask for the "Invictus" Shoe