Daily British Whig (1850), 6 Aug 1909, p. 4

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Wire, telephone or write us your orders at our expensey fete | PihtS, foul smells that are not | >atriarche & Co., | STOCK DEALERS, Office, Standard Stock Exchange Building, Toronto. Office, 206 Ellicott Bquare, N.Y. We have direct wires con- all our offices. Head Ruffalo Buffalo, necting (jrand Union Hotel Opp. Grand Central Station, New York City Rooms, $1.00 a Day AND UPWARD Baggage to and from Station free. Send 20 stamp for N.Y. Olty Guide Book and Map ~ ET PO gpactivae batantee' i A FREL ON APPLICAT F775 - MONTREAL TORONTO, lisy Vp OTTAWA, WINNIPEG, WASHINGTON. ~~ & (0 TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS The Perfect Brick & Tile Oo., Wasa. burn, Ont. that PAISLEY & CHISHOLM, Lessees | immediate {nspec- ol for stand Ounpacity Are ready to contract delivery. Brick that will tion at reasonable rates. plant 60,000 dally. Wall Paper Border, Ceiling and Side Wall, all same price, at' FRASER'S, 78 William St BIBBY'S CAB STAND Phone 20l. DAY or NIGHT | iti them down and then commit » Thinking It Over 2° with you've' sure ! Not. a what say It with us, that's gotism on our part wr CRAWFORD, 'Fhione, 9, Foot of Queen St. \ {rarbage for a couple cd days foe to COAL! i: [ plo | | | | these | | | lin | THE WHIG, 76th YEAR DAILY BRITISH wHIG, published. at 2e.310 King street, Kingston, 38 ver year. Baliions at 3°30 and 4 CWPERLY BRITISH WHIG, 14 published in parts on Monday 34% omus at Rn a year. ta arge for added, making Brice ol 'ot 3 a end Weskly $1.50 per Atiochod 18 one oF the est Job Print- rapid, Ayla, of EDW: J. B. PENSE, Managing TORONTO OFFICE. Buite 19 and 20, Queen City pers, 82 Church #8t., Toronto, Smallpeice, J, P., representative. Daily Wibig. ON GARBAGE SYSTEM. The garbage question is Oham- H E not giving satisfaction, and, ity, in its limited qual- is not likely to do so. The ser- and for that worked well. put the kitchen or a barrel and deposits pad vice is not dai Ve, it cannot housewife rea- The refuse in a the will be conveniently by the civie collectors, It out right, and the va- dogs overturn the ves- distribute some of the the yard or find in the they is therefore son pail same where reached standy every grant tents over cats and i or con- for they the search lawn, | occasionally {food for The garbage garbage which are in a menace in de- elopment of worthless cats and dogs, and at two ways, It contributes to the causes, in the exposure of the and to de- experiment he it pan It must be improved ol the given the the alder- practical sug be tolerated. Put abandon there is no an ause in some respects is not ning out well, with experience, and some good housewives who have thought than can supply a few estions, subject more men SIR CHARLES AS A CRITIC. Sir Charles Tupper is being compli mented upon the effective manner in which he has replied to Sir Hugh Gra. | ham with regard to Canada's part in empire building. Sir at the imperial press confer that Canada had been the mother Sir Hugh said, in London, ence, on country for years: Charles resents this charge, and points out that in the construction of great transcontinental railways, at an expense of hundreds of millions of dol- lars, this country was doing, unaided, a great deal for the development the ance, of empire and. its military import- railways of for defence purposes, were opening up a territory, Rupert's Land, These were ines timable value and they 80 that in the years to come it will supply with the bread stuffs it is unable to produce, The reproach is the iritain in in whose po- more timely it comes from one litical sagacity Sir Hugh Graham had so profound a trust. The Montreal Star Charles in people as the premier having Sir the de supported Sir Tuppédr his appeal to the of C Mackenzie anada, supplanted the of 80 Bowell at The Star that time combat to its men Mr. Dalby, cal organizer to reasons party was voted it put its edi- in the field as politi- and sacrificed him in the tor, attempt save the party. The would that induce the old man to publicly are very grave correct and chastise Sir Hugh Gra- Sir Hugh was to ham, and they are very unfortunate in referring his countrymen as spongers, A REFORM There tion of C IS NEEDED is a serious side to the ques: anadian history and the man in which it is being taught in our Ihe Globe columns ner chools supplied in a cou of the absurd and laugh able answers which were given by can- | didates in the recent departmental ex Some of the answers were to aminafions misquotations, dates and events, but the fact fiction effect was simply ridiculous, I'he of the suggests enquiry, What First, be more care taken in the impartation In the. taught not mere as mud the strangest dling of and so that subject the there must contemplation the does evelation teach ? public the The pupils of historical data whools history is now by [dictation of certain notes. the under | them to mer nory. The process is | most unsatisfactory. History, circumstances, becomes stale and unprofitable. The attempt is be ing made to give it a better: standing the schools, public and secondary, | and not without good reason. The those who are qualifying for the teach- students of the day, especially [ing profession, shquid be familiar with | the 1 is being made every | | way. 1 | of reality | Lice History and it is pos- record of their eouuntry. day, in a fascinating more it There is the feeling sible to tell the story There is in than a re- citation of facts. and the history teacher who is doing himself and his class full jus- the minds things on that can impress of the students so they will be | remembered. i faulty i central fact was references confederation, in The the to examination show how the papers, is general idea 'of a great in Canadian history. of contr beginning, practically, a the buted to the movement were conspicu life should be remembered for work's sake of the new nation, and men who ous in public and grate fail their The ng history teaching oon, itation for a better has not commenced too FU TURE OF THE HORSE. The Whig remembers when the horse market the attraction. There was money, large money, in "{ breeding, and dor' the reason that horse power was in great demand. The better animals were wanted for pleasure purposes. In the large cities the coach horse was in evidence on was special the drives, and the man who desired to make a display of his prosperity had his stable and his outfit of sad- dle and driving horses. Next in importance, and giving high values to the sales, was the army. Only the best blood or strain was desired by those who bought for the artillery and mounted forces. There was a time when in some of the centres of Canada and the United States men were constantly employed the best in selecting and shipping across ocean the horses that gave the promise of miXtary service. # Last in the choice of animals--and taking all that had working capacity, of flaws and defects--were They wore out The ser- the regardless the street railways. the equines by the, thousand. was simply killing, and on apace vice slaughter went to year. Electricity has put the horse out of the from year business on the railways and in it a question the army will dispense The It will parks, and is only ol tyme until with them also. mo- its auto is in gwing baulk ocea- horse--but tion everywhere, is troubdes--the engine sionally as badly as any it has no feelings and the conscience with the thought is never touched of overwork. Very the never disappear. be as rare He the soon the horse will to he, will As the him, and refuse its admir- But the his work without will as auto used do- of will one animals world never of mestic weary electrie motor distress and ation. will do the long and grateful rest. humane: society be given a EDITORIAL NOTES. The new school readers will be in use | Britain and Here | | take reopening of most of the They will then he sampled by on the schools. the scholars, and there are no keener onging | critics, The Germans, the masses, are grumb ing at their taxes, and yet, according taxation is As a to recent their about, half of the Englishman's. accounts, patient tax-bearer there is none who compares with John Bull. Seven candidates have passed the examinations at Toronto and qualified All thom women, and not one a a specialist Kingston's institute apparent- as commercial specialists o in art. ly wants one of rare qualifications. The advertises a sale of Ontario government timber limits, of 2,000 but six weeks in which the inspection covering a territory miles, and gives may bo made by intending tenderers. The proposition is simply absurd. of the British Colum- bia government, has been heard from. He is figuring out ihe result of the four years hence, in Queer of this Bowser, Mr. next clection, the spending hot weather. federal parties. way leisure time in one s Toronto would if the provin- there, The Telegram thinks have been a great city university had not been Doubtless. But city because it has a great, or an ¢x- the cial Toronto is a greater pensive, university, and it iy lime Talegram realized the fact. a the miles So the Ontario government--on notico--will dispose of 2,000 six weoks' on crown lands square. Is the The timber is the capital of the to Hon. of it should not timber government hard up ? pr Or according vince, and Matheson the value go into current account. in Jittle's Living Age, from the regis trar-general's roport, it is only a question of time until the hecome A writer de- riving his information reasons that upper classes in England have ithe virility stock and its disappearance extinct. They represent of the old land, by the better earcinl selection, hecomes a serious matter. Edward The Peacemaker. L.a Patrie, Paris Since his advent to the throne King Edward VII has assuredly been the most visited king in Furope. By the prestige of his superior personality once the great céntre of attraction. The heads of other realized that he was the master . of them all, and that he held yn his hands, so to speak, the destinies of Europe. That is why they all come one after the other to the great ar- biter of peace, from the president of our he became at | the Frénch repuldic to the emperor of Germany himself, and the emperor of Russia has also now fulfiled the same | visit | duty by paying his first official to the king of England. In spite of the painful incidents which preceded it the wsit of the czar to the king of England cannot but have beneficial re sults It will certainly help to tablish closer relations between Great Russia, and it ia another linkiin the chain of peace wrought by | Edward VII. -------------- fancy for woman who is fond of gold the line at golden es- Bibbyv's hose, 2 25¢. Even the likely to draw silence Bibby's 69¢. shirt sale Saturday Strong will-power enables a man an occasional fall out of himséli Bibby's for 69¢. shirts Saturday No, Cordelia, stays do not make woman staid. Mr. | nations | to | GIN; OSES. THE POLICE MAGISTRATE IS KEPT BUSY. Case Against Woman For Keeping a House of I-Fame--Trying si to Ti a $500 Horse Whose eB -- 6.--~A number of interesting and ivy onal eases Were up before Pohee Magistrate Carroll, on Thursddy afternoon. On complaint of Irz Patterson, "Kit" Tryon, "Tip" Leakey (amas P oy and Ernest Smith, were charged with holding up plaintif and hr heving him of a gold watch, a sim_of money. rTryon and ith ° "A arfested, but Pecor could mot be found, being out of town. The magistrate, therefore, en- larged the case until such time as tlre other party to the theft could be ar- rested. Constable Thomson located his man, on Thursday evening, a few miles east of the town, in Leeds township, went after him and landed him in the lock-up. The case will, in all proba- bili be threshed out this (Friday) afternoon, The second case called was that of Catherine Bezie, wife of Michael .J. Bezie, residing in the West ward, charged wit! harboring disorderly characters and keeping a house of ill- fame. Her husband, in answer to her name, presented a medical certific ate, signed by J. P. Sinclair, M.D., that defendant was ill and unable to at- tend court before the beginning of next week. On guarantee of her husband that she would appear, the case was postpaned until Monday next. The third case was that of Henry Mallory, a young resident of the town, charged by Mrs. Clara Stacey with the theft of a fur searf and two quilts from her residence, North street, Tuesday evening last. In the evidence given it was shown that John Mal lory, his son Menry and his younger children, boarded with Mrs. Stacey that the father, John Mallory, had taken plaintifi out on the river in a boat and while they were absent the son, Henry, had removed trunks and belongings of his father and family from her premises, and among them the articles previously mentioned be- longing to her, The case being a rather complicated one, the magistrate adjourned it to give both parties op- portunity te . secure further evidence and provide eownsel, neither being re presented. The hearing will probably be given on Saturday. Charles La France was charged hy Frederick Brennan with the theft of a sum of money from plaintiff. A war- rant was issued for La France's ar- rest, but so far he has not been locat- ed by the police. Summonses have been issued against Levi Williams and George Robbins, the latter on the proscribed list, charged with drunkenness and disorderly duct. The case will be heard to-day. A summons was also issued against Ford Ormiston, son of the late John Ormiston, who was for many ) customs oflicer here, the charge being vagrancy. The case will be given hearing on Menday. In the firemen's practice run, evening, to No. 12 alarm, a very ditable exhibition was made; and four good streams of water were promptly playing on the Mill strect factories, every detail being perfectly satisine tory. At Thousand Island nesday afternoon, the feated the Garnocks by two. The Canoe and Motor Boat Associa tion will put on a big vaudeville show with every part of the pro gramme new, on Wednesday evening next, in Dolan's big tent, on the mar- ket square, The valuable horse owned by J. A. C. Thompson, Main street, valued at 8500, whichrhad its leg broken as re sult of a runaway, occasioned by fright at auto 6991, has not been kill- ed. Efforts are being made to have the leg set. Experts have been secur- ed to make the trial. At the regular session of the town council'™ this week, considerable discus- sion was called up, over the appoint- mént of A. B. Carnegie as inspector of cement walks, he having been ap- pointed by the roads and bridges com- mittee, of which Deputy Reeve John B. McMurchy is chairman, whereas the motion of Councillors Sheppard and Webster was "that. the council receive {applications through the roads and bridges committee for the position of inspector of cement walks." This had not been done, no report having been made by' the committee to the coun- cil. Discussion over this and othe important matters almost caused the burning of midnight oil. During the past week a party of Roman Catholic priests from Ireland, friends of Father Kehoe, have been in town, as his guests, they being on a tour of this country, and have been very much taken with Gananoque and its surroundings, The Thousand Island Gun Club held a successful and largely attended shodt at its ranges, near Grasshopper Park, yesterday afternoon. It has arranged for a big all-day competition on' the 25th, when a number of crack shots from a distance are expected to part. The steamer: New Island Wanderer took out a large number of excursion- ists to Alexandria Bay, Clayton, { Thousand Island Park, ete., under the auspices of the Citizens' band, last evening, Charles Sheets on con- last core- Park, on Wed Park Nine de nine runs to take , Gfrden street, {tor for some time past at the | station, it understood, has {his connection with the company. NG -- A Feast For Israel. | Youth's Companion. Bishop Goodsell, | Episcopal church, | hundred pounds. lemotions, opera- T.ILR 18 of the Methodist weighs | over two It was with mingled therefore, that he read the severed i CURIOUS INFORMATION About Cagida in Vel Just _ Discovered. "es Montreal Witness Mr. Robs, the chief stperintendent of the postal department at Toronto, while on a recent trip to the mari- time provinces, unearthed a rare vol- ume entitled, "The American Univer- sity Geography, or a:View of the Pre: jsent of all Empires, Kingdoms, States and Republics in the Known World, and America in Pacticular." It is the second edition of the work, published | in 1805, the first edition having been sent broadeast in 1789, In this work there are some real gems of information, of which the fol- lowing are a few, concerning Upper Canada : The militia in the several: districts meet annually. All the males, except- ing Friends, Tunkers and Mennonists, from 16 to 45 bear arms, Curiosities: '--Among many others, a spring, two miles from Niagata Falls, emits a- gas, or inflammable air, which being confined in a pipe, ill boil wa- ter in fifteen minutes. It was discov- ered when clearing away the burning brush. They observed this spring to burn for several days after the wood around was consumed. Near "Burlington Bay is a volehtio; where the Messague Indians saérifice to Menitor, or Bad Spirit. They say the ertiptions are frequent, with poise like thunder. . This country, extensive for the greater part is destitute of a regular gospel ministry. Of course many are deplorably ignorant of all religion. re are at very few places, at Ne- wark, Kingston, and at a German settlement, regular clergymen, but Methodism is the prevailing religion in Upper Canada. Their teachers are il- literate and rude in +' their manners, and often exceptionable in their lives. The body of the people in this pro- vince are immigrants from New Eng- land and New Jersey. Very .few are Catholics. Their towns, many of them, bear the names of those left by the immigrants in New England. Principal towns :--Newark is situat- ed™if latitude 43 north on the bank of Niagara river, as it Lake Ontario. The town extends along the lake for a mile. It contained in. 1798 sixty dwelling houses with a jail and court house under the same roof. There is also a printing office and two churches--one for Presbyterians and one for Epis- copalians. Queenston stands on the Niagara river, seven miles above Newark. This is called the lower landing. Here ves- sels discharge their cargoes and take in the furs collected from threes hun- dred to fifteen hundred miles back. It is a plage of* 'great: trade. Several vessels are seen unloading at the same time. Sixty waggon loads in a day are sometimes carried to the upper landing on C hippewa creek, three miles above the falls. ' From Chippewa the merchandise is transported in batte- aux to Fort Erie, eighteen miles, where it is shipped to Detroit and Michillimakkinack. York, formerly Toronto, is situated on an excellent harbor of Ontario, op- posite Niagara, forty miles distant by water, and one hundred by land. This town was laid out in 1791, and now contains about three hundred families. The legislature met here for the first time in June, 1797. It is the seat of government. York between thirty and forty miles northwest of Newark: eighty miles northwest of Oswego, thirty-five northwest of Niagara, and a hundred and twenty miles west- southwest of Kingston. The vestige of a French fort, which was called To- ronto, still discernible there. enters is is To Go On The Stage. Smith's Falls News, Mrs. Ella Wood Ferguson, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Wood, Smith's Falls, who has been engaged as professional nurse in New York, has decided to leave that profession and go into grand opera. For some time inducements have been offered Mrs, Ferguson to take up this work and she is one of fifty sclected for grand opera chorus work by Mr. Hammerstein, manager of the Manhattan Grand Up- era company, out of five hundred whose voices were tested by him. The trial was one entigely of merit and the test was a severe one. Mrs, Ferguson is the possessor of "a rich mezzo wo- prano voice of splendid power and range, and possesses ability and tal- ent which ensure her success in this profession. THE REAL TEST Of Herpicide is in Giving it Thorough Trial. There is only one test by which judge of the efficiency of any article and that is by ils ability to do 'that which it is intended to do. Many hair vigors may look nice and smell nice, but the point they eradicate dandruff and stop falling hair ? No, they do not, but Herpicide does, because it goes to tho root of the wil and kills the germ that attacks the papilla from whence the hair gets its life. s Letlers from prominent people every- where are daily proving that New bro's Herpicide stands the "test of usr," It is a delightful dressing, and free from oil or grease, Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c, in stamps for sample to the Herpicide Co., Detroit,: Mich, One dollar bot tles guaranteed. G. W. Mahood spec- ial agent. a to is--do clear, pure ORRINE| CURES LIQUOR H ABIT| CURE EFFECTED OX MONEY RE- {following in Zion's Herald some time | | ago : 'The announcement that [England bishop, Daniel A. has promised to preach at the Himantic camp meeting will give | pleasure Hooking, { things." onr Goodsell, forward to that feast of | New Derbies. In the nobby styles from best hat makers, Kin Campbell Bros.', 0, 3, HM aston s ns i idan the world's | |G. W. MAHOOD, Cor. Bagot and New | Wil- | great ' to the hosts of lsrael who are | fat hat store. | So uniformly successful has OR- RINE been in restoring the victims of fe "Drink Habit" into sober and useful citizens, and so strong is our confidence in its curative powers that we want to emphasize the fact that ORRINE is sold under this positive guarantee--cure effected or, money refunded. Remember the guarantee is in oaeh box, Can Be Given Secre ORRINE COSTS ONLY Ye i BOX. Guarantee in Each Box. "Write for [ree ORRINE Booklet (mailed in phain sealed envelope) to ORRINE CO., 967 ORRINE Bailding, Washington D.C. ORRINE is sold by leading druggists everywhere. Special Agent : cession Princess Sts. west | Fronts. SATURAY HORNS TRATION Saturday morning. we will place onmle: 25 dozen Tooke and Crescent brand celebrated $1 and $1.25 Shirts for All the season's newest and best patterns, all sizes, 14 to 18. Soft 'Bosom, Negligee and Stiff Special No. 2--Men'sSwell All our $2 and $2.50 Sailors To-Day, $1.00. All new goods, Straws The H. D. Bibby Ce. Kingston's Only One Price Clothing House. fords, Blucher Cut, Pat £1: Patents. wearers, Do you ever suffer Fasily remedied if We can supply you with an abundant quantity greater than you ever figu Our canvasser who wife comfortable and happy. Why not talk the matter over anyway. town and we will endeavor to tell you all about the putting in of the Queen Quality and E. P. Tans, Black and Patent Colt. Ladies 81.50 White Canvas fxfords, also a line of Black Dongola Ox- worth $1.80 BOTH MARKED ..........9%:. Pretty Shrewd Shoe Buying. Reed Ladies' Stamped Price $4.00 Oxfords, in NOW, ent Tip, All Our $3.00 Patent Leather, Tan and Viel Kid Oxfords. Chances For Men The Best American makes of Men's All this season's $5.00 Shoes. All Our Men's $4.00 Oxfords go in and Calf, in all the new snappy, smart Our Windows show the big money making Come in and examine the goods. J.H.SUTHERLAND & BRO., The Home of Good Shoe Making. NOW $2.25. Oxfords, in Tans, Blacks and NOW .sivinis tains Sessrssanan « $8.76. Tans, Patent Colt Oxford this big sale. effects. NOW. opportunity for HOT WATER WITH A COOL KITCHEN red on. from the heat with that hot coal fire these fine days , you care to live the new way. of hot water at a saving called upon you the other day has made your neighbor's May we not serve you ? Call in some day when wou are down ipes to your home, and the wonderful saving eflected by the use of gas for cooking. Kingston Light, Heat and Power Dept. 0. C. FOLGER, GENERAL MANAGER: REAL ESTATE We want a small store with dwelling attached, be- low University Avenue and Scuth of Princess. Apply at CITY BROKERAGE J. 0. HUTTON, 18 Market St., 'Phone, 703. NO MANNER OF Fidelity to the Letter of Sabba-i, .'1 ..unot help that. tarian Law. London Express. Two remarkable instance of Sabbatarian law breakfast Society. to the letter given at the annual Lord's Day Observance "1 am afraid Seotland i the van of Sabbath the Rev. sided. 'Ome would think would notice and profit b stantly "I have worked for years, and such is my I would put a foot the con never Lord's on breaking," Lord Blythswood, vy the illustrated fact that who observes the Lord's day nearly day, neither WORK, fidelity were the s of of leading in said who pre- that people con: the man prospers. fifty science that in a train would 1 » WE pi J. R. C. DOBBS, 41 Clarence St. "Phone, 480a. n Tr. use a public conveyance, "One might say that it has prevent- ed me from preaching in many' places, I have had to the bag that along with gown, drag myself contained my The other instance the speech of Prof "The late Sir me,' he said, "that he had never spent a Sunday away from his wife. Travelling from G lasgow on Satur- he found that he could only ar- home at Tunbridge Wells by trav- on Sunday, so when he arrived Pancras in the early hours of = morhing, he walked the re- distance (more than forty although over seventy years and attended service at Ro- on the way." was contained in Beresford Pite, George Livesey told day, rive elling rt St Sunday maining miles), of age, chester or A Ba

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