: THE. DAILY, BRITISH. WHIG, THURSDAY, AUGUST. $4, 1010, : Solid Mahogany and Solid Quartered Oak . We make bandsome and ornamental articles for Library and Dining-room. EsssasarTeTmsTEm--s S. Anglin& Co. + Foot Wellington Street. WHIG, 77th YEAR. saule. Cufeury, Lethbeidse, Sock: ILY BRITISH WIIG, at rt inate Grisly 3, 16 ng at 51 a ony To harge Tn pe ma ly §3 hs price 3 aon pen : presses. ad next year. Towards it the west toon, Prince Albert, Drandon, Moose | Jaw, and Winnipeg--and supported a grant to the Canadian exhibition which is billed to take place in Regina has subscribed $2,500,000, and a handsome contribution from the dominion is ex- pected. The occasion of by the Globe correspondent to in- terview these people, generally bank- ers and merchants, and they were i in their demand for freer Daile Wibig. WILL JUSTICE BE DONE ? An American, in Kingston, made the remark that the man who attempted to assassinate (he mayor of New | York, will, when he comes to trial, probably get off with a sentence of a year in prison, as there will be politi ; M ORE orders are enter ed and bills render "ed than there are letters written. Hence there is even greater necessity of having in your office an Underwood Billing Type- writer, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., LTD. 4. BR. ©. DOBBS, KINGSTON. cal influence weed to secure for him as light a punishment as possible. The would-be assassin, who tried to take Judge Gayoor's life, is unfit 16 be af large, and should "be sent to prison for the rest of his days. These people | who develop dementia Americana should not be allowed to jeopardize {the lives of that larger section of the community which is free from this "disense,", and the members of which expert, when they blow the head off a man, to go to the electric chair or the 'gallows. Justice in the United States 'is slow of movement, and, therefore, "unlike jwstice in Britain and Canada. | Ten years. ago when foreigners at- tempted to dynamite the Welland canal and place the lives of hundreds in Canadian justice was swille of were danger, Two weeks afler "their dastardly lodging in the penitentiary at Ports | mouth, and the term of their lodging | 'was till the end of their earthly life. There was no dementia Américana plea allowed for them. It is to he hoped the commission crime, they that swift justice will be meted out to trade. The premier, at a great meet- ing in Moose Jaw, said free trade was talked, and very much desired, but it was not attainable at once and sud- denly. Relief from the burden of tax- ation had been afforded in 1897, and again in 1907, but the government had not desired the tinkering of which the people had tired, but rather that safe -and reasonable readjustment of the tariff which circumstances. justified. The premier has suggested the ap- pointment of a commission. Its du- ties or functions have not been defin- od, but it is inconceivable that it can have any purpose which is not thor ough, and the outcome of which will be definite knowledge on which to act, The western farmer will inform you, for instance, that one harvester com- pany has works at both Chicago and Hamilton. He will produce railway tarifis to show that the freight rite from Chicago to Idaho is about equal to that from Hamilton to Saskatche- wan. Then he will ask you why the Idaho farmer pays $48 for his mower, while his brother in Saskatchewan is taxed $65 for the same implement, He know why another binder for wants to made by a firm in Ontario sells $147.24 in England, while it $168 "and more" in the Canadian west. The government will have to get at the facts hy careful enquiry, and by a commission of competence ther ean be no question. The manufactur- costs the man who made such a close al Clearance Sale great city of New York. Lo C i Summer Suits, Boots and Shoes "tempt to slay the good mayor of the! ENUMERATION OF VALUES. ! ; The farm and wrban values of the | consis of 1911 will be enumerated un- | ers will surely have taken note of pub- lic opinion as it has been expressed in the "west, and will follow with such steps as may be necessary to promote reform and contentment. It is not en- ough to point to the number of tariff itesits which have been adjusted since A reduction of 30 per cent, der the date of June lst. They will '1896, or the number now upon the free during month of August, include the real estate and live stock Also bargains in Summer values of each enumeration district at Hats, Fine Shirts and Fancy 0X. 8 ISAAC ZACKS 271 PRINCESS STREET. that date, of the live stock and nur- sery stock sold in 1910, of the dairy products consumed at home, sent to factories or sold, and of the animals 'slaughtered on the farm in the same year, together with values of _products-of the farm. } Land and buildings and farm imple- | nents and machinery owned. by avery. 'person in the enumeration district will be recorded separately for values. in 1911, and the rent of land and build ings will also be recorded il leased in: that year. Values will be taken for list. The fact that there are mand early attention, and the tour westward of Sir Wilfrid Laurier has made this point very clear. remains, apparently, some still which de- EDITORIAL NOTES. other | Unemployment in- England is now less than at any time in some years. Of 416 trades unions, employing 705, 000 men, there are 3.7 per cent, un- { employed. . If a celluloid collar is recognized as the badge of a man who needs more pay, there will be nothing else in the Jf) orchard fruits, small fruits, and vege- [shape of collars worn at the city hall. 6 ends Hrsg, Doreen Of Standard Granulated Sugar is ua* jr (0 products of the year tables separately for 1910, but values of horses, milch cows, other horned or ment cattle, sheep, swine, poultry and hives of bees will be taken separately ! for 1911, at the date of the census. | The values of .live stock and nursery stock sold in 1910 will include Horses, | milch cows, other horned or cattle, sheep, swine, poultry and hives | of bees, and of nursery stock, which means fruit 'and ornamental trees grown for transplanting into orchards, gardens and parks." Dairy products consumed on farm, and sent to factories or the sold, 1910, moisture. | neat | Paved streets kill trees, shutting off New York has 11,223 trees of all kinds. Kingston is proud of its trees, but are the people planting as many as they should ? ---- Scotland is asking for home' rule. If Wales werd to join in the demand, the pressure upon the imperial parliament {from three of the four members of the {union would be too great to be re- bs sisted. 4 { BF. Yoakum, chairman of St. Louis and San Francisco railroad, de- {clares that the farmers of 'the United excelled Tor preserving or table use. 1). includé the values of milk, cream, States sustained Jast year a loss MACLEAN'S, ANDREW M : Ontario Street. Three Stone Houses in , 116, 118 Ordnance 8 Street; 12 Touma; mod 8 Cheap row, Nos. their meats are not used for food. Street; NO. gps valués of othor products of the | gOISTD! farm include those of eggx, honey and | ® the farm, and the home-made butter and home-made Animals slaughtered on the farm in 1910 will be recorded for the values of horned or neat cattle, sheep, swine and poultry. Horses are not included fn these walues, as in our country wax for 1910, and wool, maple sugar and maple syrup for 1911.° The enumeration of hired labour on the farm refers to the year 1910. will give the total number of weeks of Qhour employed, which means the 'all men who work for hire I amount paid for hire, including allowance for board. The payment should be reckan- od for the full time of service, and should include the value of board. The inquiry' relating to earnings for do- je service is asked for in schedule . of $225,000,000 through poor roads. How, does Canada's roads with this ? ' ---------- compare Immigrants bring money and effects into Canada every year, totalling as large a sum as the whole revenue the dominion derives from the customs du- ties. That is the conclusion of the Monetary Times, oné of the leading financial journals of Canada. was taken advantage CAUSED DISASTER OSE TOADSTOOL AMONG SOME MUSHROOMS, Eruirther Particulars of Sad Tragedy at Rochester, N,X.--Mrs. Kings bury Doing Well and Will Recover ~--Funeral of the Two Children at Rochester, Further particulars have been re ceived ir the city, regarding the case of the two children of Raymorid Kings bury, dead at Rochester, N.X., from eating toadstools in mistake for mush: rooms. + Mrs. Hannah Kingsbury, the grand mother, dai ously ill from eating the poison; showed much improvement on Wednesday, and it is reported that there is now no doubt but that she will recover, When recovered sufficiently to talk, Mrs. Kingshury told of hav- ing eaten what she 's were mushrooms, and recalled the fact that one of them was ouch larger, and of different shape and folor; than the others. Because the one was so large, she felt certain that it was a mush: room. She had always supposed that if the peeling came off readily it was a sure test, and there was no danger of it being a toadstool. For this rea- son, she felt sure the large one was a mushroom. The doctor who attended Mrs. Kings- bury and the children, stated that there was no doubt but that the large one was a toadstool, and points out that it in' a peeling of a toadstool will not come off readily, bécause this is the ease with the ones which are the most poison ous. The children and their grandmother were the only members of «the family who ate of the poison vegetable. The double funeral of the two children took place at Rochester, on Tuesday morning, and was indeed a very sad event. Many friends in Kingston have™been antiously awmiting news of the eondi- tion of Mrs. Kingsbury, and they are greatly pleased to know that she is doing well, and that she will recover. ion si PITH OF THE NEWS. ---- The Very Latest Culled From All Over the World, Mayor Gaynor is reported to be pro gressing favorably. { Montreal will spend hall & witlion dollars on permanent' sidewalks. The cholera is spreading from the cities to the varal districts in Russia. More rain than is needed for the erops has fallen in North-Western Manitoba. Miss Sarah Merrydue, girl from Toronto, was drowned Shanty Bay. 7 Six people were injured, three rather severely, by an. explosion on a Toron- to street car. an English at mistaken idea that the! During past fiscal year 420 charters were secured with total capitalization of $301,788,800, It is stated "an announcement re garding the new C.P.R. steamers for the Atlantic will be made shortly. Col, Lessard, adjutant-general, leaves on August 23rd for England to attend the army manoeuvres at Aldershot. Néw branches of 'the Canadian branch of the St. John Ambulance Associa tion will probably be formed in Can- ada. | The liberals of Russell, Manitoba, have decided to protest the election of A. Li Bonniyvcastle 'to the provincial house. : The discovery of a new comet is an- nounced at the Harvard College Ob- servatory, Boston. The discovery was made by Rev. Joel H. Metcalf, at Bur- lington, Vt. The masons and bricklayers at work on the mew parliament buildings, at Regina, have gone ou strike, because the contracting firm employing them is involved in a labor dispute at Mon: treal. An amalgamation of ~ the Healey Falls Power Development company and the Seymour Electric company has heen effected, the interests of the for- mer company having been acquired by the latter. A. B. McGill, J. J. Fleury and J. L. Coulter, Lindsay, charged with conspiracy by the Farmers' Bank, were serit for trial. The men were former employees of the bank, and it was alleged that they conspired to get cus tomers away from it to/ a new bank. Filled Him Full of Water. Mason City, Towa, Aug. IN.--Chil- dren in play poured water, yesterday, down the throat of Ralph, four-yesr- old son of J. A. duan, of Calmar, and the little fellow only lived an hour. The water went into his lungs and he was drowned, it is said. lat its next Boots and Shoes Just received a big consignment, which I will clear at greatly reduced prices and oun the instalment plan. LADIES' PANAMA, SKIRTS, BLACK AND BLUE. Were $9 each, cent. off. Come in and see for yourself that; my prices are the lowest in town. JOS. B. ABRAMSON, _ 4 COLBORNE STREET. SMART- LOOKING MEN. That can be said of the men who send their clothes here to be dyed or cleaned, We keep them in tailor trim all the time. R. PARKER & CO., : Dyers and Cleaners, 69 Princess St, Kingston, Ost. PERRET ET ---- TTT ON HIS WAY. @ Tom--- "She told me I was the light of her life." Dick---"That was going some." Tom--"Yes, but just then her old man came along and nearly put my Hght "out." MADE A CURE, Child. Paralytics are Able to Walk After Treatment. Burlington, N..J., Aug. 11.- treatment as a permanent "bapid for infantile paralysis, which has puz zled all over the country, seems an established fact to-day. Six complete cures, pronounced miraculous by surgeons, have been effected by Miss Lillian Balz, a trained purse of the Friendly Society. Four of the children treated by Miss Balz are able to walk, and two others have reached a nearly normal condition, The cases will be brought to the at- tention "of the State Medical Society meeting. Miss Balz relied entirely, the doctors say, on massage and: external applications in her treat- ment of the cases. External cure surgeons ---------------- NEARLY WENT OVER FALLS, Sturgeon Leaped Into Boat and Dam- aged Engine, Niagara Falls, N.Y., Aug. 11.--A 150-pound sturgeon nearly sent a par- ty of three in a motor boat over the Falls late night. Opposite la- salle, two miles above the Falls, the fish leaped for the searchlight in the bow, missed il, struck and seriously injured Mise Nellie Johnson, of this city, and then, thrashing about in the boat, disabled the engine. The sturgeon, ~ which measured six feet eight inches, was finally subdued with wielded by Frank Mensdale, of city, and Sebastian Smith, of the * other occupants of the boat. Meanwhile the boat was being swept rapidly towards the cataract. George Allen, hearing cries of distress, speeded out in a' launch and towed the party ashore. last oars this Lasalle, Dentness Cannot be Cured by local applications, a= they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con mucous lining of the When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling wounal or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and 'unless the inflammation can be takeli out and this tube restored fo II¥ normal condition. hearing will be de- strayed forever: nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but an inflamed condition o the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dwellars for any case of Deafness (caused hy catarrh) that cannot be eured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free F. J. CHENEY & CO, Taledo. © Sold by druggists, 6c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. dition of the Eustachian Tube Ce Now going at 25 per: : i : BIBBY'S mms, SALE Every Straw and Panama Hat ordered from our store, Plenty of time to wear them yet, and there's no use wearing a sviled one when a new one costs so little. We are not so particular about What we get for the Hats as we arc about selling hem. eu $5, $7 Panama Hats For $3.50, No More. No Less, One Price. $2, $2.50, #3 Sailors and Light Weight Straws all one price, $1.00 No More, No Less. If these prices fail to sell the Hats, we'll have to give them away, for we can't cut much more off the price. Our Fall Hats! Derbys in Are now coming in, New arrivals, Black. - Very special value at $2.00 You are sure of saving a half a dollar by boy ing your new Derby from us. A IANA A. o< 'BIBBY'S } S50 Panama Hat The H.D.Bibby Co KINGSTON'S ONE-PRICE HOUSE, 78 to 82 Princess Street. Suit Cases 'We have nearly everything 'in Good Baggage Suit Cases $1.50, 2.00, 2.60,3.00, 5.0, 6.00 10 $20.00 Bags $1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 5.00 10 20.00 Trunks--Specials ~~ $350, 4.00 MND 5.00 'other values $250, 6.00, 7.50, $00 T0 1500 Inspection invited rtm pe