THE DAILY > BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1911. -------- Par Ix. is high in quality because it is grown on the moun- tains of Ceylon at an al- titude of over S000 feet. Sold only in sealed load packages. Never in Bulle WM. MUKKAY, pi by Bales giveu spocisi ste et Ho of Farms k. otc. have been my speciaity yours, if farmers want Nigh services dolisr, get my CMARKET BQUARR. Ss -------------------------------------------- -- a ---- ' CEDAR POSTS ; fo hE North Crosby, died, Wednes AT A BARGAIN. W. Drury, COAL AND WOOD YARD, 2383 Wellington Street, a ---------- Carriage If you want your Carriages to look wear well? leave them with us {ldren"s carriages and gu-caris en- " ints , Smelled in all latest tin E. J. DUNPHY, Cor. Montreal and Ordumnece Streetn For Health Drink McCarthey's Ale and Porter. It's the best. Agent, R. J. LAWLER WALLPAPER. are showing our New Spring Paper now. Snme dainty designs and colorine Commie early D. A. WEESE & CO, Young Man Wanted to learn the business. We am-------------- OUR CONSIGNMEN Of Green and Black Teas from Cey Jon have arrived. Though prices are much nigher, we are still sell fog at 30c per Ib. ANDREW MACLEAN, Ontario Street, TVR SRN BE, TINSMITH and PLUMBING § W..C. BENNETT, 4 Foreman for 8. J. Horsey for 23 years, has opened a nsmith and Plumbing Shop at 373 King Street. All work entrusted to my care will rec elve prompt at- tention. "Phone 1033. i Wood, Lumber, Shingles J Honest Measurement. Prices. * N. JACKSON, » PLACE IPARMES, ® Residence, 2850 Bagot Street. ® Phone No. 1019 Becessccecccccseccooes THE GLUB HOTEL WMLLINGTON ST,, near PRINCESS There are other hotels, bul uone approach the Club for homeilke sur roundings. Located In centre of city and close fo principal stores and thestre. rges are moderate. Special rates by the week P. M. THOMPSON, Propristor. THE AMERICAN CAFE 183 Wellingten St. The Uptodais Restaurant 'and Eating House. Separate riments. Well furnished lighted. Try our full 2. THOS GUY, Prop. sourss dinner, Sesto BUSINESS COLLEG! o 'Highest Education arLowestCost" Twenty sixth year. Fall Term begins August th. Courses in® Bookkeeping Shorthand, , Civil Se best @ time, secured positions withg largest rallway core in Canada Hi TFth Bag ahierma hI eteal Princ (Limited). pa Kingston, Canada. 0000000000000 0000000 Phone 76. 341-3 Princess Stree. # Prompt Delivery. | Pemaseese Painting * e ® the best results, Here are letters from ---- | WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS | TELL US. | The Tidings From Various Points in Eastern Ontario--What People Are i | Doing and What They are Saying. Plum Hollow Personals. | un Mrs. Pert it : spent last week under the parental rool. Mr. and Mrs el to Elgin where Hollow, March 21 Georg: Mr ge of a cheese factory ming last their friends farewell party, Mr I Mas have moved here ] Mr. Hawkins is earrving on spe {cial services in the Baptist church here i Mr. and Mis. P. Gifford have moved in th. Knapp's house and Mr. Gifford has {engaged Mr. Dusham for the Reid have mon {lewd is in of tn Friday e | tendered thens a Windley with 'wn imnwi | Died®at Westport. March 21. Mrs. of the best I Westport, Thomas y known resi lay morn following a few days' ill i in.. The funeral ser- Oliver. Glenn, who spent the past {year in Toronto, arrived home } Monday I. A. Jeacle, of Cobalt, few days at home, Margaret Ripley, of Portland, is the guest of Misses Tobin. Mr. and Mrs, lewis Glenn, of Toronto, have taken up residence in town. Mrs. 5S. V White, of Kingston, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Wing, on is Miss gnending a At St. George's Lake. Lake, March 21.--A number attended the ball at Lake, on Friday night. The sale Asselstine's was well = at. tended and things sold at very satis factory prices. They leave to-day, for their home in the west, J. Wain, of Oconto, 1s moving on the farm vacat ed hy them. C. Goudy, of Ocomto, has beet doing very satisfactory work wing machine through here, Wagar, spending a few days at 5. Asselstine's, has returned {¢ sharhot Lake. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs, R. Curl, at D. Sly's; Mr. and Mrs. R, Hawley, Ross Gray and Miss Teena of Swmnyside, af Me- Kivor's; Mra. W. Allen, at James Tryon's: Master Wm, and Alexander Hawley, at W, Hawley's, St e's Lar Sharbot (reo at =. with hi Miss W (irayv, {ieorge Tichborne Tidings. Fichborne, March 21. tented the sale at S. { Lake. Rev, preached his farewell Presbyterian church Ritchie made a trip to Mountain Grove on Monday. W. Dermott, for- merly of this place, but now living in the west, is visiting here. Miss Flor- ence. MeKivor spent Sunday at home. | Vigitors Mra. Graves, Harrowsmith, Mes. J. Brown's; Mr. and Mrs. A number at Asselstine's, St , Mr. (Donnell sermon in the on Sunday. P. weorge's at ---- -- n.- J. Howes' Ww it P. Ritchie' My ige at ) H. of Kingston, at and som," West Cleveland; Alli Ali } Sams Allison at { Howes, Parham, ! Mex. (. Clowhri Mess and | Gray's; ; 1 Kish's; I. tting | port, at J. Hannas, {son and Prederick Harrie at J. 1 son's. | sor i At Clyde Mills. Clyde Mills, March 21 { eamp has broken on 8 bad roads everywhere, Lawrence | are through hauling lumber to Folger i M. Huyck conducted ser Folger, Sunday 1 is very ill with j was held at Peel Lake up ount of Bros Station. LU. vice | Mrs. 4. monia. A surprise party the home of A. Crawford recently. | James Payea g farewell party, Friday prior. 10 their departure | to Smit k Ww Thomas and | family are moving on to his farm at | Ompah t Mr. and Mrs. A. | Mconigal ol the Melionigal | McLean weddi at Flower Station on Thursday last. L. Hoadley, of Co balt, visited his aunt, Mrs. R. Davis, and also culled on friends here last week. Mrs. McGonigal and Mrs. W. Thomas visited at Ompah last week. Visitors : James ~ Kirkwood. at | A. Kirkwood's, on Sunday; Mr" and Mrs. John Lennox, Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott at Z. Kellar's on Sunday. sand Kellar we ils. his week att alte News From Melcombe, Melcombe, March 21{\lhe sudden death of W. J. McDonald, of Wilstead, who died in the St. Vincent de Paul hospits!, Brockville, of appendicitis, has east a gloom over the community. His funeral was held to St. Patrick's church, here, and was the largest seen in years. A solemn requiem mAss Was sung by Rev Father Kehoe, after which the remains were placed in the : Miss Aggie Wil Craanogue, Lansdowne vault. hams, visiting friends in has returned home. The infant som of Dennis Domevan, who has been serous ty ill, is convalescent. Herbert Cook was called to Brockville, to act juryman at the assizes. Miss Marion Landon visited in Mitchellville recent ly. . Miss visiting ber aunt, Mrs, B {iavin, has returned to her home in Brockville. Keith, the eldest som of 0. W. Landon, has been on the sick list. Miss Mary Cochrane has resigned as teacher of the school as Jessie Gavin, Accident at Elmdale. March 21. The farmers of this vicinity are hauling wood for the sawing machine. Enward Uens met with a painful accident on Saturday last, while cutting wood. M. R. Reid, LPS, visited the school last weel and found everything in a prosperous condition. William Miller has returned from Reynoldston, where he has Been visiting his mother, who is danger ously ill. Mrs. J. A. Coulter gave an ice cream social on Thursday evening last. A number from here attendetd the sale at 8, Asselstine's, on Wednesday Miss Susie Thompson has returned home. Visitors:--0. Hayes, at James Stinchomb's; F. Gedfrey, at R. Coult ex's; Marshall Price and "family at Long Lake; Miss A. Hill spent a few dave at her home at Godfrey, recent Elmdale, BLOOD BAD IN THE WINTER Too Little Exercise, Breathing Impure Air, Eat- ing Artificial Foods. Indoor Life, Is it any wonder that the system be- comes poisoned with impusle waste matter in the winter time, when you think of the artificial life we lead ? With doors and windows tight shut we breathe the same air over and over again until it is incapable of purify- ing the blood. In vain effort to cast the poisons out of the system the liver and kid- ineys are worked over time until they too are played out. Then comes the pains in the back, the headaches, the attacks of constipation and indiges tion. The quickest and most certain way to overcome this condition is by the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills They act definitely and directly on the liver and kidneys, awaken them to re new energy in filtering poisons from {the bowels and remove the cause of lindigestion, backache and other body { pains, | Youn are not experimenting when you {juee Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. | They are unique in their combined ae: ition on the liver and kidneys and for i this reason Stand without a rival as a means of purifying the blood and cleansing the filtering and digestive systems One pill dealers, or Torouta, i i | a dose, 25¢. a box at all Edmanson, Bates & Co, COMPETENT JUDGES. Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpicide, Women who make a business of thenutifving other women come pretiy near knowing what will bring about two, concerning Herpicide : I can recommend Newbro's 'Herpi- cide,' as it stopped my hair from fall- ing out; and, as a dressing it has no superior, "(Signed), Bertha A. Trullinger, "Complexion Specialist, "20% Morrison St., Portland, Ore." "After using one bottle of 'Herpi- vide' my hair has stopped falling out, and my scalp is entirely free from dan- drufl. "{ Signed), Grace Dodge, "Beauty Doctor, J Sixth St., Portland, Ore." Sold by leading druggists. Send 10 in stam for sample To The Harpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. $1 bottles guaran: teed. Jas. B. Mcleod, druggist, spe sinl agent, Kingston, Unt. j S000000000000000000000 pe ha] A SURE One need mever be in doubt about sending one's fine feath- ers and plumes tg us. We can clean, evr! or dye them to Your complete satisfac sessescee i808000000000000 = > i ly; Mrs. Hayes at F. Cox's; Miss Bessie at E, Uens'; Edward Godfrey, #t Edward Uens'; Miss May Crozer, at her aunt's, Mrs, Miller's, Mallorytown Matters, Mallorytown, March 21.--Communion service was observed in St. John's Presbyterian church last Sunday Harry Stooksberry and family have moved to Rockfield, where Mr. Stooks- erry will make cheese. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Blanchard were at AthenN Sunday. Mrs. M. Griffin, of Ganano- owe, visiting friends, returned home on Monday. B. E. Elliott was at work at Rockfield, on Monday, with his vacuum cleaner. D. F. Armstrong was busy, last week, improving his summer resort at the river. Dr H. Craw ford and family, of Calgary, Alta. are spending a few days here before leaving for the old land. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Kirkby, of Algonquin, were n the village, on Monday, visiting their parents. Telephone poles are being drawn to Gremadier Island, for new line which is to be built there this season. Miss Blanch Gibson visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexan der Gibson, who have recently moved to Yonge Mills. -- The Late Mrs. John Wilmot. Macch 21.--The death occurred at the family home, on Saturday, March 18th, of one of the oldest and most respected residents of Pittsburg township, in the person of Mes. John Wilmot, sr, in her seventy-seventh year. Although death was not unex pected it came as a great shock to her many friends. The deceased had been a. great sufferer from heart trou- him for the past three months, but had borne her sufferings with patience und fortitude. While in health she was always ready to lend a helping hand to those in sickness and sorrow. She will be greatly missd by her many relatives and friends, who dear- ly loved her. She is survived by two sons and two daughters, John J., on the homestead, Bower, Point Road, Mrs. John Gillespie, Front Road, and Mrs. C. W. Langwith, Storring- ton. Also by one sister, Mrs. Mec- Adoo, of Pittsburg, and one brother, Captain Dunlop, of Kingston. The de- censed was an Anglican in religion and for years attended St. Mark's church, Darriefield, where she took an active part in all church duties. The funeral service was conducted at the house on Monday afternoon, by Rev. A. H, McGreer, assisted by Ca- non Loucks, Erie, ------ The Guileless Sir James. Hamilton Times. . " Sir James Whitney told the legisla- ture a great secret lust night. "1 am in a position," he , ""Enowing the importance of what I say, to state that dozens of speeches comtain- ing references to annexation wore sup- y in the re : ood mind to go to Washington and into this matter for myself, in the course of a week or two." Sweet, guileless, little Sir Janes The practice of members talking to their gonstiivents | by having their speeches printed in the congress- 'tonal instead of delivering ti Koase | ston trains had not recognized On PHILLIPS NOT GREETED | --e . By Any Flare of Trumpets ronto. weph Phillips," whose meteoric | in connection with York | loan andl Saviags company i came to disastrous close wn 1905, back in Toroato, He was released from] penitentiary Saturday. His afrival in| Toronto was not hailed by any flare | of trompéts. Indeed, frienus of his | who were anxious to greet him, were disappointed. Conductors on the King- | thew | passenget, nor did men who had know ! nun for years notice his arrival the union station. But on Sunday the ! old familiar figure was seen 1 the "York Loan" district. Silk-imtted, frock-coated, with the same Mxuriant | hirsute adornment as of yore, he ap peared on the streets which, when he left the city, were mere lines on bhie prints, and which to-day built | up, block after block, with of fine residences. ' ! That Mr. Phillips was amazed at the changes, greater even than his prophetic soul foretold, there can be no doubt. Those who watched him and his friends say that he gesticu- lated irequently in wonder at the transformations. The York County loan and Sav. ings company, the monument lasting than brass which made the name of Joseph Phillips known both here and abroad, had shareholders to the numbér of 130,000, These share in To-| career the County al are rows probably about ¥6 each. Many work ing girls had saved up as much as £50 or $360 or more in the York Loan when the crash came. Mach of the funds of the York Loan were invested in the real estate of North Parkdale. At the time of the liquidation the hoidings of pany were 55,000 feet, which aged about $18 a bot. The average value has more than doubled and pro- perty which aggregated in 1905 about ¥090,000, is now worth possibly $2,- 175,000. There is now less than 5,500 feet of land left in the handd of the liquidator, I'he shareholders have received al ready a divided of 'tweuty five cents on the dollar, and a litt more than fifty cents on the dollse' will be paid altogether, but how meh more is not known. Mr. Phillips is understood * to be staving with friends in the west end of the city. aver- Theory of Telescope Simple. Louisvilie Courier-Journal People sometimes wonder why a telescope has two glasses, one at the big end and one at the little end, and they want to know the difference. The glass at the big end is to gather light. It is simply a big eve. If it is an hun- dred times bigger than the eye in your head it will gather an hundred times more light. It gathers the rays of hight coming from a star and blends them all into a common meeting point, called a focus, which is a pic: ture of the star with your naked eye if you like. But you can see it better and examine it more look at it with a small magnifying glass. And this is the glass at = the small end of the telescope. It magmi- fies the picture made by the big glass at the other emd of the -instrument. All telescopes are built on this prin ciple. Sir William Herschell was the first to arrange matters a little differently. He took away the glass from the big Land and admitted the rays coming straight into the tube in parallel lines then at the bottom the big tube he placed a bright i made of burnished metal. When the entering rays fell wpon. this mirror they we e again bent to a point called a focus, which was the picture of the star. To look at this picture he had to place the little magnifying glass at the side of the tube, because the mir- vor had stopped up its lower end of concave rr ---- Giving Good Advice, Toro The house should be kept in tinuous session, the opposition should be required to do all the talking, and the coumtry shoukl be roused hy frequent meetings, especially in ocon- servative constituencies, to a knowl edge of what is behind the obstrue tion. The liberal party could ask better fighting ground. There might be a liberal seats in Ontano partly rural and partly urban danger if a general election were come on at but on the other hand there are a dozen rural conser vative seats held by small majorities that could reasonably be expected to turn over to liberalism on the reci South Bruce, conserva. Globe con no few in once, procity tive by Huron by and Lennox and Ad dington by 154, would be almost ce: tain gains, while in East Issue 62, Northum other Improving Tone of Violin, Yomih's Companion Violin making is an anciemt art, yet new things may be learned about it. Two makers of musieal instru- | ments, one in Brussels, the other in Boston, have recently announced their | meat has nothing te do with its tone One of Usem made experiments only with wind instruments, but the other tried mnovations lincellos, substituting tin and alumi- | num for post and bridge, €: tual improvement "in tone. It is his belief that distribution of mass is far) more important to good tons than the material used, This theory is contrary to all previous ophitions on the sub- jects and, if true, will wipe out much | of the romance of the search for and treasuring of old violin timber. Hugo as Senator? Oswego Palladium, 8 A story has been going the rounds in republican circles all week that] Mayor Hugo, of Watertown, is likely to be the sucressor of Senator Cobb. Because of that fact there was a good deal of interest taken in the an- nouncement that he at the Fortnightly (lub dinner, Thursday night. The fact that he was voable to attend was a disappointment . to ! tipation and Broken-down Ner more | holders had small holdings, averaging ! the com- | closely if you' mirror, | berland, Frontenac, the Algomas, and | seats of that sort there would | be a good fighting chance. + | 3 i i { | i belief that the material of an instru- | ith an ac: | I $ i in violins and vio- | { i i BROKEN-DOWN NERVES HOPELESS CONDITION. CURED BY "FRUIT-A-TIVES" Mrrorp Haven, ONT, Aug. 20th, 1912 "I was a complete invalid, years ago, with Stomach Trouble, could not sleep at night and my Doctor did me very little good. I was almost helpless untill I began to take *'Pruit-a tives" in small doses. 1 have taken about three dozen boxes in all and Thank God, to-day I am well and strong --able to do my own work and have a baby fifteen months old, and six children a all. 1 would not be without "Fruit-a-tives" in the house, and I can highly recom- mend them toanyone suffering as I did." MRS. D. GUINEY. Nervousness is not a disease in itself, but is the result of some of the vital organs 'becoming diseased. In Mrs. Guiney's case, her nervous condition | was caused by a.very weak stomach and torpid liver. 'Fruit-a-tives"strengthened her stomach--helped digestion--made the liver active --and cured Constipation. Then her nerves became well, If vour nerves are "all unstrung", take "Fruit-a-tives". soc. a box, 6 for $2.50, or trial size 25¢c. 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