Daily British Whig (1850), 10 May 1909, p. 7

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« =f TRAVELLING. INGSTONS JPEMBROKE » RAILWAY IN CONNECTION WITH Canadian Pacitic Railway Homeseekers' Excursions To the Canadian Northwest, Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. low round trip second-class tickets will be fssved cr following dates--May 4, 18; June 1, 15,20; July 18, 27; Aug. 10, "4 Sept. 7, 21. Good to revirn within 6 days from going dale. I KINGTON -- OTTAWA Kingston, 12.01 p.m. arrive 5p eave Ottawa, mm, Leave Ottawa 10.45 a.um., arrive King | ston 8.55 p.m . | Full particulars at K. & P. and C. P | St. "Phone, 50. | R. Ticket F. BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY. Train leaves union station, Ontaric street, 4 p.m. daily (Sunday excepted) for Tweed, Sydenham, Napanee, Deser onto, Bannockburn and all points north To secure quick despatch to Bannock burn, Maynooth, and points on Ontario, route your shipments via Bay of Quinte Railway. For further particu lars, apply R. W; DICKSON, Agent 'Phone, No, 8. _ Forest, Stream, AND Seashore WRITE General Passenger Department INTERCOLONIA RAILWAY . MONCTON. N.B. for Office, Ontario CONWAY, Gen. Pass Agent, Enclosing ten cents postage FOREST, STREAM and a book of over 800 pages, half giving descriptions of the country line of the railway in New Brunswick and Nova replete with historic incident and folk-lore. It has also chap Prince Edward Island, The Newfoundland, and is SEASHORE is lHustrated in colors aud tones, well written tiguous to the Quebec Scotia, con legend ters of Mag Islands and of dalen worthy [1 a place in any library. AND TRUNK VICTORIA DAY, MONDAY, May 24th, 1909 al good issued FARE, Sunday and 23rd," and Wednesday tickets will be FIRST-OLARS going Friday Buturday, Monday May 21st, "2nd returning on or belore 26th. TICKETS SOLD. TO CERTAIN POINTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE WILL NOT BE GOOD FOR PASSAGE ON TRAINS 1 AND 4. ALASKA YUKON PACIFIC EXPOSITION Seattle, . Wash, 16th ' Special on ily, 30th, nt Return SINGLE 1st to Oct tickets Sept Oct June round trip 20th to * before B » da ATCHEWAN round-trip and ALBERTA. second-class tickets will be issued via Chicago, North Bay or Sud bury on following dates : May 4th, 18th ; June 1st, 15th, 29th; July 13th, 27th; August 10th, 24th; Sept. 7th, 21st, Good to returh within 60 days from go date. J. Cor. Johnson and Ontario Sts, Low ing First Sailings--Summer Season. ALLAN LINE STEAMERS TO LIVERPOOL = Corsican Serews),. May 7th. Virginian May 14th. £0 GLASGOW-- Jonian 2nd cabin), May 8th. Screw), May 15th, TO LONDON--- Corinthian 2nd cabin), May 8th. Sicilian class 2nd cabin), May 13th, RATES OF PASSAGE-- Accor First-class $67.5 ,50 and up. Second-cl s 4 and $47.50. Third-class Y $28.75. Steamers sail from passengers embark at Montreal Full particulars from Allan, Agents, Kingston (Twin (Turbine), (one Grampiat class (Twin (one (one to steamers. 2.5¢ 50 and and all USE GAS for cooking purposes. It is Quickest Cleanest Cheapest Sn Enquire from C. FOLGER, Manager, At the Works on Quer on Antiseptic Barber thop Hair Dressing and Shaving Three Chair. Quick Service. ronage solicited. 336 King Street Neat door to Wade's Drug Store. Parlor Your pat. 1 | | Central | P. HANLEY, Agent, | class | Line | a danger . your home shouldn't "endure i The floor that is coated with | theglass-like,germ-proof,seam- less finish Floorglaze gives wiil exude practically no dust. That ought to mean much in your 102° / = | | | { Flo Nearly every malignant dis- ease finds dust its best messen- ger. And this floor-finish, in any of its ten eye-pleasing shades, ' deprives dust of its chief stronghold--the floor. Floorglaze costs little---a gallon covers 500 square feet. Anyone can apply it right. It just CANT wear off--the' it does dry hard in'a single night. Floorglaze is se durable, and stands hard wear so well, that it serves perfectly for floors exposed to the weather-- balconies, summer houses, ver- andas, etc. Most dealers sell Floorglaze. If yours .doesn't happen to, tell us his name and receive a Free Book you'll like to read. 103 Imperial Varnish & Color Company, Limited OF TORONTO. Sold by W. MITCHELL, STRACHAN and EDWIN CHOWN SON, Wholesale Jobbers, Kingston. A. A. MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS Winchester, Ind. -- "Four doctors told me that they ER me regular, and that I would event ually. have dropsy. I would bloat, and sufferfrombearing- and chills, and could not sleep nights. My mother ham for advice, and I began to take IiydiaE.Pinkham's Vegétable Com- pound. alf bottles of the Compound, I am all | right again, and I recommend it to | every suffering woman." -- MES. MAY | DEAL, Winchester, Ind. Hundreds of such letters from girls | and mothers expressing their gratitude | for what Lydia E. Pinkham"s | table Compound has accomplished for | | them have been received by The Lydia | E. Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn, | | Mass. | Girls who are troubled with painful | or irregular periods, backache, head- | ache, dragging-down sensations, faint- | ing spells or indigestion, should take | immediate action to ward off the seri- | ous consequences and be restored to | health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- | table Compound: Thousands have been '| restored to health by its use. | If you would like special advice about your case write a contiden- tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free, | and always helpful. Cheap Summer Wood. Drury's Coal and Wood Yard, 2356, Wellin n street. 'Thoné, 448A 0 CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS | Wash- . (he Perfect Brick & Tile burn, Ont. Co., { PAISLEY & CHISHOLM, Lessees | Are ready to contract felivery. Brick that will ion at reasonable rates. vant 60,000 daily. for lmmediate stand Capacity of OUR ROOSTER BRAND OF TOBACCO Chewing at forty-five a good tobacco. Why Andrew Maclean, Ss a is eighty 3 cents. Ontario str Auction Sales Rooms ALL © KINDS OF goods bought and sold, Auct SECOND-HAND or Sales City Kingston JONES, promptly Auction commission. ion at tended to, Sales S8 Rooms Auctioneer. & ! =! the backward Find Help in Lydia E. Pink- | ham'sVegetable Compound | could never make | down pains,cramps | wrote to Mrs. Pink- | After taking one and one: | Vege- | FOR SALE | inspec- | goods sold on NES OF NEIGHBORS i | WHAT WHIG CORRESPOND ENTS TELL US. | The Tidings From Various Points in Eastern Ontario--What People Are Doing And What They Are Saying. Simcoe Island News. | Sime Island, May 5.--Quite : | sight was witnessed on Wednesday last | when a large quantity of tember pass | ed down through the channel. Th | sloop Laura D. loaded hay from C | Sudds' whaxf. The many friends o Mrs, loo. Cadotte, are sorry to leary | thn! she is confined to her home with grippe. Mrs. C, -Sudds and Miss + G | Sudds are able to be around again. T | Busch wa$ called away to atiend the | funeral of his mother, who died after a lingering illness at Wyville. Mrs. R Jusch arrived home last week and is much improved. Glendower Items. | Glendower, May 8.--There is a lot of in the neighborhood thi | spring. 8. Gowdy and H. Vanluver were through here buying hides. The { feldspar mine is runnieg full blast Stuart Leeman's family are oun the list. Seeding will be late thi spring on account of the cold weather Some farmers have sown grain, The High Falls mines have started again Mr. and Mrs. C. Bubeock and daugh ter are at Sanford Leeman's. Saniorc eoman, Harvey Snider, from Harrow looking for pigs in this has started at | sickness SICK smith, ieinity. Glendower. ar The factory Oso Station Notes. o Station, May.8.--Farmers hegtning to put in their crops. Quits men from here left fo Cobalt last Monday. A quiet wedding t wae held at the home of Alexandes England's, when John McPherson was united in marriage to Miss Darbar: Hughes by Rev. Mr. Smith. The party at Robert Patterson's on Friday night was decided suoce Miss Sarah Lutz has gone to work at Maberly The cheesemaker, Mr.:Valleau, has re turned and the factory opened on Mon- day last. Mrs. 8. C. Jourk made flying trip here on Tuesday last. an a number of a Conditions Around Sharpton. | : I'he ground is sc | Sharpton, May 7 : wet it is impossible to do anything in the line of seeding Mostly all young and dry stock is turned out Hay sells at farmers' barns for 810 4 ton | Grain of all kinds 1s very high. A goo on account © Pork is very | high, but what good is that for thou | who have not got it to gell 7 A farm: or, paid 81.40 a bushel for sced wheat It is the general opinion that the | township of Kingston is doing wel under local option. The post office has heen permanently established at Albert 4 The Messrs. Paterson have W omployed erecting a' wood Peter Babeock sold a valuable to. Kenny & Doyle for a high J. Drumm, FEuterprise, is | visiting his sisters, Mrs. A. and Mrs. J. Koen, g | many are buying feed spring. | Koen's. Smith house Sharboi Lake Budget. | Sharbot Lake, May 38.- Mrs. R | Blakely and daughter are spending jew days with friends in Havelock, H | Robertson, Lavant, has taken a posi [tion in the Farmers' bank here. Mrs S Godkin and family leit, last week, for Red Deer, Alta., where they intend | residing, Mrs. J. Milligan has return. od home from the Kingston general | hospital, and is improving slowly. R TORONTO BOY'S SUCCESS. Engaged For Tour at $500 a Week. f Toronto World. 1 Wilfred Morrison, the boy singer, as received an offer from a New fork concert company at $500 a week- to tour from New York to San Francisco, thence to Australia, the en- gagement To cover one year, with the "option of signing for two years., He will accept the offer. On April 22nd the boy, who is only thirteen years of age, and the son sf John ~R. Morison, 240 Carleton street, sang at the Julian Walker tes- imonial benefit concert §n Carnegie fall, New York, and the New York ogress, speaking of the concert, says we "electiified the audience by , his striking rendition of 'May Morning.' " fifty celebrated artists took part in the concert. Wilired will be accom- sanied on the Australian tour by his mother. ------ A Sagacious Bird. London Tit-Bits. One of the most sagacious of birds certainly the bee cuckoo, or morror, little "bird very like the London Jparrow. i is 8 » found ' in various paris of Africa where wild bees abound, and, wing unable to help itself to the honey, which is ite favorite food, it esorts to human aid. ~ Having discovered a swarm of bees, t flies 10 the nearest habitation, and \iracis by its cries of "'Cherr, cherr, herr," the attention of some of the natives. It then flies off in the diree- tion of tho nest, witering its ery, and waiting for its followers to overtake t. Should they be tardy it returns to neet them, and scems as if trying to wrgoe them on io greater speed, the ) it with a low 8 waives answering whistle. Arrived at its destination, it silent, waiting patiently on the bough f a neighboring tree while the human hands dig out the nest, a good share of tho honey and the comb, containing the bee maggots being left by «them for their feathered guide. The natives never and always prevent shooting it. is injure this bird, travellers from From The Inhuman Days. A novel and interesting travelling how for cheap admission prices is al Douglas Harbor, Isl¢ of Man--the con ict. ship, 'The a notable olic. This remarkable vessel, built a hundred years ago, was engaged in the wrvice between England and the West Indies, and afterwards made voyages to Australia. There she was presscd into the prison service, and was em loyed a floating gaol for ° the | worst and most desperate of crimin- The massive hull speaks eloguent- the horrible conditions under which those unfortunates wore oun their existence. There are seventy-two alls, to. which no Tight, and but very little air, is admitted. One the 'Black "Hole," in! which the' prisoner was wnfined for a 'period of from obe to twenty-eight davs, fed on bread and whier; and 'chained 'to a ving in «uch a position that he could nei ther stand up or lie down. Desperate char- acters were also imprisoned in = what was known as tho, "Tiger's Pen," from which {Hey were fidt* permiticd] to go until the whole of their sentence was completed. ie itctransie A Careful Man. Cincinnati Times-Star. "One of the funniest incidents in court I have ever witnessed," says a Kansas 'City lawyer, "'occurred in a petty court of our city. "An old offender had been before the magistrate, Alicr a ference with the clerk of the his honor began sternly to address. the Success," as als. tly of is haled con- court, | Butterill, operator, has gone to Tweed | to take a position in the station | there A. Erwin has returned | Bobcaygeon, where he has been work W. Deline, Napanee, has opene shop in the village. A ball was "held" in ~ Hetherington's hall, on Friday evening F. Shibley, New York, spent a few days here this week Hie --is his onthe is land repaired: J. North 'Bay visiting at Erwin's. Miss Young, Rochester, N.Y., is visiting Mrs, Meighen's. Miss N. Robinson i seriously ill. with My { Wylie held service in the Presbyteriar church last Sunday evening. Miss A from ing barber having coltage McConnell is A at | appendicitis I. Morris has returned from Carleton | Place. where she has been visiting her brother. The Upliit Courteous. Washington Star R. 1. Cox, the general manager of the Association of Life Insurance Pr that increased, and in- | sidents, = believes longevity in America would bie surance rates in consequence diminish- | ol, if American cooking were hicher standard. % Discussing this "subject {Mr Cox said ' | "But must urge our cooks ward very gently. We | them without angering or liscouraging them. We must speak to them as the | man spoke to his wife about the Eas on recently, we | ter omeletie hongroise 1 "My doar, said this man delicate: {lv. as ho pushed his omelette away "do you know, 1 begin to think ther w misprints in COOK aro a | } book." your i ---- { from Kentucky | One customer claims | to hold the record. Beautiful grass above ground in twelve days. Sold in | at' Gibson's Red Cross Watch results lawn grass seed. for [ Kingston only Drug Store, Death Mrs. Anna i ceased was liam Mills Ireland, "Beef, bottles came suddenly, Friday, to M. Mills, Belleville. - De the widow of the late Wil and was born in Wexford, | ne seventy-six years ago. | Iron and Wine," 50c¢. and $1 at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. "Phone 230. Buy your oil cloth and linoleum las we lay it free of charge, at James { Reid's. There is nothing friendship as to of friends | Four | from Picton by Devlin "Baby's Kingston Store arly to tives so prejudicial question the mc : were deported | ation Inspector famili Immig English I'ablets" are sold in at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Own Arnprior has an increase of popu- lation of 144 over that of last vear. Phone 147 and have your furniture repaired at James Reid's. 8 for | must elevate | { because you've "towing question : | seven, would you not?" "'Na, culprit as follows : '1 gather that you have already | been sentenced ten times for violent | assault, disorderly conduct, aitémpt- | od--" | *"Whercupon, to the amazement | all in court, tho prisoner hastily | terposed with : | «J bog your honor's parden,sbut { would you mind not speaking { loud ? My intended: mother-in-law i in court and il might damage my ol in- $0 | prospects.' Defiance To A Hero. Philadelphia Post. : | Adjoining the golf links of the Chevy Chase Club, near Washington, is. a | plot of ground owied by a man who has had much troublé wigh trespass | ers oe od "ie Not long ago he caught a lad of ten | 80 trespassing, and, seizing him by the collar, was just about to carry him off when suddenly there appeared before him a member of the club corting a pretty young girl. 'I'he mem- | ber, a big chap with an athletic re at college, seeing a grown man cord 8 | apparently about to pummel agfhild, | intervened. | "Look shouted. alone 1' | here, you!" 'he | "Hands off ! Let that boy At this the owner of the place evinced , great disgust. "That none of your business, young fellow. Just your girl with | you, you needn't think I'm going to | let you play hero." got a Quite Right. In a-small village recently an in- spector of schools was examining a class in arithmetic, when he asked the boy at the foot of the class the iol "MH I give you five rabbit . and then two, how many would [you have *' "I wid hae aight," said the boy. 'Come, come," said the inspector. 'I give you five rabbits and then we many would vou have ?" "I hao aight," replied the boy again. "Now, logk here," said the inspector; "if 1 give vou five vabbits and then iwo, you would have said the boy; 'I've ane at home."' And The Hats Were Alike. "It makes you look small," says the saléslady to the trying on the hat. Sold "It makes you look plump." says to the slender woman. Sold "It makes vou look voung" she says to the obv iously middle-aged wo- man. Sold. "It makes you look short," she says to 'the tall woman. Sold. "It brightens your face" to the dark woman. i. "It brings out your color," to 'the pale woman, Sold. And all the hats were alike. big woman who is she she says she say o ® THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. MONDAY, MAY 10, 1909. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. County Road and City Market Toll Question. Sydenham, May 7.--(To the Edi tor) : Permit me to ask the question in regard to a matter which concerns not only the farmers who attend the Kingston market, but the citizens as well. ls it a question of law, or of honor, whether the market toll in Kingston should be abolished or not? 1 am told that about six years ago a} promise was made by the city coun- cil, that if the county would free two of its leading roads of toll, that the city would lift the market toll in lien of same. Since then the county has freed two of its leading roads, and the market toll still remains, Had it not been for the promise made by the city council, the probabilities are the coun- ty would mot have freed these roads, and the results would be that the farmers would have a much better road to drive on than they now have, and that the people living in the city would be at the trouble and expense of paying. toll, when driving to and from the cemetery, and which one would naturally believe would be of ten. It has been said by prominent men of the city, that they have to pay a reliable man to look after the market, and keep it clean, and that they cannot do it for nothing. May | again ask the question, what has that to do with the agreement mentioned in this artitle ? Trusting that this mat ter may be defilt with according t promise.--A FARMER. David And Goliath. Harper's Weekly. There is the story of David and Goliath as it is said to have been re-| cently told by the Rev. Billy Sunday, with appropriate gestures, to a rapt con i gregation of eight thousand: 1 "And so David's pa comes up to him' where he was working in the field and | says: 'Dave, better go up to the house. | Your ma's anxious about the other boys | fighting in the army, hasn't heard from them by 'phones or anything, and she'd like you should look them up. So Dave hops on a trolley and hikes to the front, and stays there with his brothers overnight. "In the morning old Goliath comes olit in front of the Philistines and dares the Israelites to fight him. "'Who's that big stiff making all the big talk out there?' asks Dave, "" "Why that's the head cheese, the | big noise," says his broters. ! 'Why don't some one soak him one?' asks Dave. " 'We've all got cold feet,' says the Israelites 'You fellows make me tired,' says Dave, and he pikes out to the hrook ge's four pebbles in his shepherd's sack, slams one at Goliath, and soaks him ,in the coco between the lamps Goliath goes to the mat, takes count, and Dave pokes him in the slats: chops off his block, and: the whole Philistine gang skidooed." eld bi A.B. Y. G, Episode, New York Sun. The merchant stared hard at latest candidate for office boy. "Wel," he asked, "how many noons will it requije to bh. y. The boy did not smile, "My grandmother was buried many wears. ago," he. replied. | "Bat, frank: ly, sir, 1 would bike to see a good ball game once. a week--without any ficti tious excuses. for leaving the office." He got the job. Doping u Cold: Doesn't Cure It. | i { | i ! the the after os The average cough, mixture doesn't cure a cold--it "dopes" it, or, words, temporarily holdg it down, bottle after boftle must be taken be fore a cure is effected. Meantime you must and you poor stomach be burdened by the in digestion that invariably follows con tinual dosing with eouch syrups. in othe and sufier, and Over 20 Million cups of CHASE & SANBORN'S SEAL BRAND COFFEE were drunk in Canada during last year. | Why! 5 a 1 and 2 pound fin cans. Never fn bulk. » Buffets and Sideboards ish finish, $25.00 to 65.00.} : oak. : R.J REID, On Sale This Week Solid Qt. Oak Sideboards, pol- Combination Buffetts from $22.50 to 756.00. A Sideboard, .same as cut, regu lar $16.50 for 13.50, in surface solid Oak hina Cabinet from $10.00 to 65.00 230 Princess St. 6 doors above j Opera House. ces ee eet Cadbury's Chocolates; One Pound Boxes, 75c. Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate, Extra Fine, Half Pound Cakes, 23c. A.J.REES, 166 Princess St § Phone 58. Et ole Br THE, If your bowels were kept open the eliminating organs your cold would soon disappear. Br. Hamilton found. that his drake and Buiternut Pills were valuable in coldscthan any coirh care. | While vou sleep at night they en fiven Thc "kidneys, © liver awl bhowebs and thereby carry off the cold and allf ite ovil effects. i of ures, 3 organ 1 giving healthy action. One or two pills is sufficient. Take them just before retivmy. Next morning you feel like new. The eald is broken up, regulated and cléansed and no lost The use of stimula tec Man more | stomact 1 Pitts | | greates NER] ecadening the Dr. Hamilton's the ¢ it tone, strength awn Instead co vour system { . i Linn | Dr. Hamilton's Pills ior | colde, rheumatic ills is popular because efficient. Get some to-day, per box, or five boxes for | $1. at all dealers, and refuse a substi- | tute. i coughs and w. -------------- RUSH IS ON Beddings Brass pad fron Bedsteads, Herg¢ulég Springs and Sanita Matttesses. The kind that lasts. . : , Carpets--DBr try and Union Squa i Oil" Cloths "dnd laid free of charge. Use otir "Furniture Restor . + At James Reid's. A ---- LY x SPRING Tapes= ef. ue 1. Linoleum Phon> 117 SHOE REPAIRING The Goodyear Machine is Now Working Successfully. Men's Sewed Soles and heels, $1. Men's Nailed Soles and Heels, 75¢, Ladies' Scwed Solesand Heels, 75c. O'Sullivan's Rubberkieels, 50c. "A. E. Herod, 286 Princess St. I'he House of Quality PHONE 837 PLUMBERS : USE our STAR EXTRA WIPING SOLDER, e round end blocks, costs no more than the common kinds. One trial will make it al- ways your SOLDER. Canada Metal Co., Ltd. 81 William St.. Toronto. One Dollar #1 Special, $1.00. fitting. Special, $1.00." 104. Special, $1.00. One Lot of Women's Kid Oxfords, patent toes, good One Lot of Girls' Fine Kid Laced Boots, sizes 11 to.2, spring heel. Speciil, One lot of Children's Box Calf. Bluchers, sizes 5 to One Lot of Children's Brown Shoes, $1.00. One Lot of Men's Fine Gaiter Boots, sizes 6 to 11. 'THE BEST , 2 $1.00 $1.00. VALUES IN| KINGSTON. |

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