PAGE TEN. LUCKY MR. BROWN, 2 4s 1t had not been for *Fruit-a-tives® Mr. Lemuél Brown, af Avondale, N.B, would still be living on stale bread and porridge, and suffering tortures with Indigestion. His stomach was 80 weak that he had to give up all kinds of meats, potatoes and other vegetables, and even deny himeel¢ the comforts of a cup Of ted. Fortunately, Mr. Brown read about "Fruit-a-tives," bought a box and was so much improved by taking the take Jets, that he used four boxes altogether. "I have Dn a great sufferer from In- digestion for n , years, About ago, T read about Fruit-as Taded glve cone to ' them @ trial, T used nearly four boxes of have made me feel like a new man, 1 can eat all kinds: of hearty. foods and enjoy tea and coffee" This is not a rare cise, "but the regular experience of everyone whe uses "Fruit-a-tives" for Weak Stomach, Indigestion and Dys- Try them. 50c a box, § for 3.50, or trial box, 25c. At dealers or from Fruit-s-4ives_ Limited, Ottal GASOLINE, COAL OIL, LULRICATING OILS, FLOOR OIL, GREASE, ETC. PROMPT DELIVERY, WwW. F. KELLY Toye's Building, Clarence and Ontario Streets. SECURITY. Cenuine ; Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of OURK AIGK HEADACHE. Have You Seen Our New Wall Papers? stock We have a large of Tmpartod Goods in the lalest. designs and ings. Luérusta Relief, dadoes--Burlaps, Plate Rails. Palanting, Paperhanging. color. tha newest thing for Moulding Graining Room and and T.McMahon & C0., Cor. Brock and Bagot Sts. + This is it-- Day & Martin's Latest Shoe Polish "Just Out" for ladies' men's and. children's footwear, Cet 2 box at your dealer's, .g CHAS. GYDE--Agent for Canada Monireal, "Froit-a-tives" and they, GRADES Sultan Was Transferred From the Yildiz Kiosk--The Ceremony of = - in Progress. / / Ya Ff THE DEPOSED SULTAN. Constantinople," April 27.--The sul tan has been deposed. His dethrone- ment is the joint work of the national assembly, which sceretly voted in fa- vor of his deposition and a religious edict by the Sheik Ul Islam approving apd legalizing the d osition. The sultan will be removed from the Yildiz Kiosk, to-day. Immediately following the deposition of Abdul Hamid, his brother, Mehmmed Rechad Effendi, was procluimed the new. sultan amid scenes of the wildest enthusiasm. tyrants have fallen, hail to 'Rechad." was the cry that was repeatedly heard in the strects. The ceremony of Rechad's enthronment is now in pro- gress, Abdul Is A Prisoner. London, April 27.--The Exchange Telegraph's correspondent, at Con stantinople, says Abdul Hamid is now. a prisoner in the palace at Choraghat on the Posphorus. It says during the night a body of Young Turks entered the Yildiz Kiosk, arrested all the re maining members of the household and took Abdul a prisoner. The Ex- change's report has not been confirmed by-any of the othar news agencies with tepreseatatives in Comstantinople. TWO YEARS FOR BIGAMY. Walter Blizzard Pleads St. Catharines. St Catharines, Ont., April 28.--Wal- ter Blizzard, on trial before Judge Carman on a charge of bigamy, secur- ed several remands, chiefly because of the difficulty of obtaining the evidence of Rev. William C. Gates, Lockport, N.Y., said to have conducted the cere- mony that united Blizzard to Alice Krick, previous to which the accused had gone through another ceremony with Mrs, Goff at Niagara Falls, N.Y. After being brought to trial it was discovered that before the ceremony with Mrs. Goff, Blizzard had been mar- ried to a Miss Maloney, of Niagara Falls, N.Y., and that the real wife was now living in Chicago. 'Bliz- zard-sent word to the crown attorney that he wished to change his plea to guilty, #and desired a speedy trial. He was accordingly brought into court, yesterday afternoon, pleaded guilty of bigamy, and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Guilty at They Can Appeal. Montreal, April 28.--The members of the civic. finance committee, recently unseated and disqualified for their ge- tion in confction. with the payment of the mayor's expenses to Europe, last year, have the right to appeal, according to a judgment of the ¢ourt of appeals. It wae at first thought they had no such right and remedial restoration was sought at the Quebec legislature. The ease will now be carried higher, Will U. S. Annex Canada ? Uncle Sam has about as - much chance to do so as a cheap acid corn salve has of curing a corn. Nothing gives such satisfpction as Putnam's Corn Extractor, which cures painless- ly in twenty-four hours. Use only "Putnam's." : Fish Fry For Bay Of Quinte. Belleville, Ont., April 28. --William Parker, superintendent of the domin- jon fish hatchery 'at Sandwich, has just deposited a . million and a half whitefish fry in different points of the Bay of Quinte from fry taken from the bay last fall. The distribution was made under the supervision of 'J. M, Hurley, ex-M.P., fishery overseer for Eastern Ontario. A scientist says the cholera germ looks like a comma, Possibly, but when it gets into a man's system it is apt to put the final period to his existence, Any House Owner Can now afford to have Electric Light in the home. WE WILL WIRE YOUR HOME AT LOW FIGURES. And allow you to pay a little each month for a year. We have pxpert Electricians, and our specialty . is House Wiring. Up-to-Date Fixtures, both Gas and Electric. H. W. NEWMAN. ELECTRIC. CO., Phone, 441. TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS fect Brick & Tile Co. Wash. The Per ri oe v3 PAISLEY & CHISHOLM, Lessees Are ready to contract for immediate delivery. jek that will stand spec tion at reasonable rates, Capagity of plant 90,000 dally, 79 Princess street. Vague. Pains Point | + To Rheumatism. There is no disease mere, sneaking, treacherous and insidious than rhew- matism--to-day you're well--to-morrow perhaps in "bed. The pain may settle in your back, arms, legs, thigh bones, knees, fingers--not even the -heart is exempt. Nerviline is the cure--a few vigorous rubbings with this trusty liniment proves what wonderful healing powers a good medicine can possess. Deep into the aching tendons and muscles, right through the bones and sinews goes the penetrating, pain-destroying properties of Nerviline. Failure is im- possible--Nerviline always cures jtheu- matism, sciatica, neuralgia and lum- bago--in fact there'is mot an ache of a pain that a liniment should cure that won't vield quickly to Nerviline. Don't hesitate to try "Nerviline'-- it has restored thousands of despair- ing, broken-down men and women, has asiounded physicians with its rapid cures, and 'in vour case, as in others just as bad, Nerviline will cure quick: ly. Refuse substitutes--use "Nervi line' only. Large 25c. bottles. Sold by all dealers, . ? | Dr. Williams' | were in charge of the EACH MEAL AN AGONY. Pink Pills Cure Obstinate Indigestion. "When I was first troubled with in- tion 1 did mot bother with it, I thought it would pass away natural dv. oped into a painful chroni¢ affection, which in spite of all 1 did, grew worse and wome until I had ehaiudohed a hopes of ever getting relief." "Th words of Mrs. 'Charles McKay, of Nor- ood, N.8,, serve as a warning to all who suffer distress after meals, with palpitation, drowsiness, and loss of appetite--early warning of more serious trouble to follow, A "T used to rise in the morning," said Mrs. McKay, "feeling no better for a night's rest. - 1 rapidly lost flesh and after even the most frugal meal T al- ut instead of doing #0 it devel- | Witinipeg, Man., April 27 In Southi- ern Manitoba B most nomenon ways suffered severe pains: in 'my stom- | said ach. 1 cut my meals down to a few | mouthfuls, but even then every morsel of food caused ny. My digestion was so weak, Some days I could scarcely drag myself about the house, and I was never free from sharp Jae ing pains in the back and chest. 1 grew so bad that I had to limit my diet to milk and soda water, and even this caused . severe suffering. In vain 1 sought relief--all medicines 1 took seemed. hseless, But hour of my suffering help came. While reading .& newspaper 1 came across a cure that was quite similar to my own case, wrought by the use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. 1 thought if an- other person had beeh cured by these pills of such suffering as I was éxperi- encing, surely there was=hope 'for me, a supply of these pills. The first indi-. cation that the pills were helping me was the disappearance of the feeling of oppression. Then I began to take solid food with but little feeling = of distress; I still continued taking the pills with an improvement every day, The until I could digest all kinds of food without the least' trouble or distress. 1 am in splendid health to-day and all the credit is due to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills go right to the root of indigestion and other trou- bles by making rich, red blood which tones and strengthéns every organ oof the body, That is' why they cure anaemia, with all its headaches and backaches, and sideaches, rheumatism and neuralgia and the special ailments of growing girls and, women of all ages. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50c. a box or six boxes for $2.50 by writing The Dr. Williams' Meditine Co., Brockville, Ont. WOLFE ISLAND DEATH. The Late Michael Lacey, Eighty Years. Wolle Island, April 26.--On Saturday morning the death occurred of ome of Wolfe Island's most respected citizens, in the person of Michael Lacey at the home of his daughter, Mrs, Herbert Dawson, at which place he had been since last September. Deceased had been ailing all winter and death was not unexpected. He passed peacefully, stirounded by all his family. He was aged eighty years. His wifosprede- ceased him about three years ago. He is survived by five. daughters, Mrs. P. Kane, Mrs. Matthew Flynn, Wolle Is- land; Mrs, E. Cough, Watertown, and Mrs. Otis Robinson, Cape Vincent, and two sons, Daniel and: John, on the island. The deceased. gentleman was also a brother-in-law" of James McGlynn, treasurer of the Conserva- tive Association. His funeral took place this morning to the Church of the Sacred Heart and was one of the largest over seen on the island. The many friends~ of Mrs. Edward O'Rielly are pleased to know that her condition is very much improved and that her cheery countenance will soon be seen again. The bright little son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Grant, who was injurod recently, is rapidly im- proving. Mrs. Maxim Greenwood, Sr., is about to erect a thrée hundred dollar fenco around: her property on the cot- ner of Church and Main streets. Michael Griffiw is getling his speedy trottér in shape for the 24th of May, Philip Ryan has the coutract for add- ing the improvements to the Silver Spring factory, Miss McAdoo, after spending - & couple of 'weeks on the island, has roturned home. The Methodist, concert, which was hold last Wednesday évening, waw a great succoss. Allan McLaren has made many improvements to his beau- tiful summer home; he has extended his lawn and intends putting up a handsome fence around the same. "Col." Flynn is again at his post Aged Land is just as obliging as cver, Every- thing is booming on the island at present and gives promise of a busy season, ----------------nr-- Opening Of Factory Delayed. Vennachar, April' 24.--The patrons and G. W. Jackson, owner, of the Vennachar cheese factory, held their annual meeting in the factory; and, owing. to the small amount of milk, decided not. to open the factory till June lst, Simon Ball was appointed salesman, secretary and treasurer. The Free Methodist congregation here has presented Mr. and . John Cowan, on their return to their farm, with a handsome eight-day clock, as a token of the esteem held for them while they circuit here. Thomas Stewart made & business'trip to Wensley, this week. D1. J. Flake ex- pécts to take a trip. to Rainy River, Ont., in the near future, Miss Violet Flake is going to spend the summer in Kingston, Arthur Gregg sold his fine driving horse. to Edward McFar- lan, Lavant Station. John and James Grant have gone to the drive at Snake Creek. James Sallans has gone to the drive at Mud Creek. ------------ Reports From Bongard's. Bongard's, April 26.--Mrs. Smith, who spent' the winter ini Napanee, re turned! here to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs: Lucas. Miss Beith is ill' at her home here. Mps. Cole, visiting Mrs. Leavitt, has returned to town. J. B. Bongard and little son spent a day at J. D. Boogard" last woek. Allan Harrison, of Picton, spent the holidays with fricnds here. E, Hawker, who spent the winter 'itr Eng- land, has 'returned. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald' Kerr spent Friday last at J. D. Bongard"s. Frauk Eaton apd Ievi Pierce have each had tolephones installod in their homes. A good fountain pey is an ink con- vemienoe, : his NY in the darkest the ga ; trap. set nine p one night. The trap would hold no more. The next night = seven were caught in the same trap, in the same place. Another resident. caught nine with a large tra) The town of Morris 3 worried by the pest. R. C.T, Collins, one of the councillors, * has interviewed the au- thorities here on the subject. He says farmers around © Morris are catching from eight - to twenty rats per day. I'he vermin are similar to those found in the old country. They are doing much damage to farmers' granaries and also to dwellings, They first ap- in Emmerson. Then they were found at Gretna, and now they are at Morris, and' aré moving north. 'We are overrun with rats," said Mr. Collins, in an interview, "and the pests are marching on to Winnipeg. They ill reach your city this sum- mer." The matter is so important that the deputy minister of agriculture has been sent south to make enquiries, and Mayor Sanford Evans has an- nounced that the city will take action. HARROWSMITH HAPPENINGS, Oddfellows Service~Two Victims of Rheumatism. Harrowsmiih, April 27H the weather keeps fine a few days there will be a lot of seeding done. The syrup season was very short this spring and lots of people failed to get their supply. William Davidson left for Fort William on the 15th and in- tends stopping there for the summer. Jackson Bros. are about to commence the stone work for a new summer cot- tage at Sydenham. J. F. McKim, postmaster, is laid up with rheuma- tism. A.- Wells, of Verona, is filling his position. .._ . Charles Stewart, Wliti" had been con- fined to his bed for the past three weeks with rheumatism, is not iin- proving very fast. D. Buek, who also has been laid up all winter with rheu- matism, had a serious attack on Fri- day night, but, has recovered sufficient- ly' to be moving around. Jackson Bros. have been building fences Alexander. Thompson, 'who has recent- ly moved to the farm he purchased some time ago from William Waits. The infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Nolton, who was seriously ill last week, is convalesont. C. Garri- son, of Colebrooke, has:been -- can- vassing for well drilling. The Oddfellows turned out in good- ly numbers om the 25th to attend their anniversary service in the Pres byterian church. An able sermon was preached to them by the pastor, P. McInnis, astisted by Rov. Mr. Lid- stone. The church was well filled. Wil- liam Burton is painting and papering in Sydenham. A. Cook has-tpened up a jewelry business in Sydenham. Marl Ward, express messenger on the €.P Ru at Ottawa, is, home on furlough. J. Hawkie and wife, Percy Shibley and wife, aro at Anson Hughes'; Mrs. J. Woodmulf -at-D, Graves'; -G. Hogan at James Trousdale's. ® TORONTO AMATEUR PLAYERS Won the Earl Grey Dramatic Trophy. Ottawa, April 28.-The Earl Grey dramatic trophy. was won by the Ama- teur Playbrs of Toronto, . who pre- sented Bernard Shaw's play "Candi- da," on Saturday night. John Cor- bin, New York, the judge, places as close second the Conservatoire Salle, Montreal, whose play was "Hes Precicuse Ridicules."" The Mar- garet Anglin gold, bracelet, for the best actress, was won by Mlle; Jancy, of Le Cercle Litteraire St. Henri, Mon- treal. She played the part of "Lion- ette" in La Princesse De Bagdad,j' Forgive, Dear Heart. Forgive, dear heart, dear love--forgive That I so Jean upon your strength! For ih your soul my soul would live-- It leans and strains its bridle-length. Through all the busy noon I fend A dream of you that sits apart, But 'when the hours their labors end It knocks and enters iu my heart. And there the long, still night it-lies; S0 close and warm upon my breast, As bird that flies to alien skies . At even flutters to its nest. for' J. La | The chef knows that he can make help of Lea & Permins' Sauce. He' knows that Lea & Perrins' gives Sauces and Stews -- while it 1s incomparable for Roasts, Steaks Chops, Fish and Game. an It also improves Eggs and Cheese. 3 .00 Best $5 Hand Bags Specials Best $5 Suit Cases "We Sell the Best $5 Trunks , Made of Waterproof Can- vas, 2. straps, good lock, metal covered bottom. Other \ values at $3.50, $6.50, $8 to $14. Trunks, Valises and Suit Cases initialed free of charge. Real Leather Hand-Bags, Black or Brown, real leather Real Leather Suit Cases, in Brown or Tan. Size 24 inch, good lock, short straps in- stead of clasps, which make a superior case, Other values $2, $3, $6.50, $8 and $9. lined. Special values, at $5. Other values, $6.50, $7.50, $9. : ABERNETHY'S. Foon, Salt Rheum. Ecsema or Salt Rheum, as ib is often SHOE REPAIRING The Goodyear Machine is Now Working Successfully. Men's Sewed Soles and heels, $1. Men's Nailed Soles and Heels, 75¢. Ladies' Sewed Solesand Heels, 75¢, O'Sullivan's RubberHeels, 50c. A. E. Herod, 286 Princess St. The House of Quality PHONE 837 The intense burning, itching and smart. ing, especially at night or whea the part is exposed to any strong heal, are almost Pine Apples, Celery, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Ripe Tomatoes, Navel Oranges All sizes and prices, at R. H. Toye's, ** "fae 1a le William Pearson Company, Limited will conduct an excursion on May 4th next to their lands at Last Mountain Valley, Sask. Ths cost of return ticket is $36.75 and $1.50 per day board and sleeper. If you want to take advantage of this excursion call or communi. cate at once with ' OFFICE--18 Market St., Kingston, Ont. " TN.B.--If you purchase Lands from this Company you are refund- ed cost of ticket. BETTER TO-DAY THAN EVER-- JUST TRY C You enjoyed a package six months ago. They were delicious. But much more so to-day. Improvement in' process and materials 'has resulted in greater crispness, finér flavor, a more ~ © delicious quality, They are +o Make atest... Thy them now, superior to all. Prove it © 7