HELL ESS Farm Laborers Excursion OCTOBER 14TH. Winnipeg - $10.00 "> One-half cent per mile beyond to, MacLeod, Calgary and Edmonton. 3 5 Low One Way Second Class Rates TO PACIFIC COAST.. Tickets on sale daily until Oct. 10th. Liberal atop-overs allowed. For full particulars. apply to J.P. HANLEY, Agent. Corner Johnsor and Ontario Streets. RAILWAY IN CONNECTION W1 CANADIAN PACTFIO RAILWAY. HARVESTERS' EXCURSION TO THE : ON OCTOBER 14th, at 11.30 a.m. $10.00 TO WINNIPEG. Proportionately low rates beyond | to and including McLeod, Calgary | and Edmonton. Full particulars at K, & P, and | C.P.R Ticket Office, Ontario Street F. CONWAY, Gen. Pass. LAKE ONTARI & BAY OF QUINTE STEAM ROAT CO. LIMITED! BAY OF QUINTE ROUTE. Str. ALETHA Leaves Kingston dally. except Sun- day, at'3 p.m.. for Picton and Inter- Agent mediate Pay of Quinte ports, call-| ing at Deseronto, Northport and] Belleville on Tuesdays, Thursdays. | and Saturdays. Freight - handled with doapdieh] and care at reasonable rates. JAS. SWIFT & CO., Freight Agents. J.-P. HANLEY, Sr Ticket Agent. WN! INE CANADIAN NORTHERN STEAM. © SHIPS, LIMITED. The Fiant a Fasteat Steamabipe he Onnadian Route. i ALL RECORDS, MONTREAL QUEBEC, BRISTOL Montreal. : Bristo) Weantatny. Steamer. Wednesda) . Royal Edward .. Oet. 1¢ . Royal George ., Oct, 80 oor 30 ..Royal Edward .' Nov, 12 Nov. 18 .. Royal George . «+ Nov, ¥' 'WINTER SERVICE, HALIFAX TO BRISTOL." Write or see any steantship agent, or CANADIAN NORTHERN $.S. LIMITED 226 St, James Street, Montreal LL ", "LAVRERTIC" MEBANTIC" Elevators. Carry String Ore Hind 0 a evALOtt Accommodation for pastempers in all clases at low rates "TERT0 onic" "CANADA" One Class Only (vie. 11)' and Third Class. vers Givaturs Comior Send for Man Folder and Handsome Baokiet. vi BROKL | That's what the Doctor fold him | CumsrmviLiz, ONT., Jan. 25th 1911 "For over twenty years, I have been troubled with Kidney Disease, and the doctors told me they could do me no good, and that I would be a sufferer for the rest of my life. 1 doctored with different medical men and tried many advertised remedies, but none of them suited my case Nearly a year ago, I tried *'Fruit-a- tives", "1 have been using this fruit medicine nearly all the time since, and am glad to say that I am cured. I give * Pruit-a-tives' the credit of doing what the doctors said was im ible. po pow seventy-six. years old, and in first class health" * GEO. W. BARKLEY. In all the world, there is no ether remedy that has cured so many cases of ----calid "incurable"! kidney disease, as "Pruit-a-tives" Thisfamous fruit medicine actsdirectly on the kidneys--healing and strength- ening them --and ridding the system of the waste matter that s the blood. | soc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, asc. { At dealers or sent on receipt of price by i Frutit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. For Your Horses If you want your Horse and Rig | well looked after, put up at Kiugs- | ton Repository. - Board reasonable | by day, week or month. | R. W. SMITH. Mar. n | | { } | "TRIED TREATMENT for RESTORATONE TABLETS CURED ME 249 West 21st Sr, Naw York Crrv--~"Tam thankfal to say that after trying other treat. ment all these years [ am pow perfectly well | and strong in every way. Your RESTORA- | TONE TE 15 have cured me of a long standing ailment peculiar to women. I induced other women to use Restoratone Tablets and | find they have Yectived wander, ful it from them. will recommend them to all women in poor health." Karnnvyy Donanry. | This is one of the mony cores brought bent by Restoratone Tablets For Girls and Women THEY ARE A POSITIVE CURE FOR ANAEMIA, NERVOUSNESS, INDIGESTION, PALPITATION OF THE BEART, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE FEMALE SEX. A trial of one box will convince you. Send for our free book em. Restoratone Tablets are for saleby dr at 80¢c. a box, oe six boxes far $2.51 RD price [ From Yard to Cellar We deliver at latest prices the very best grades of coal. This is a good time to put in your supply for next winter. P. WALSH 85-37 BARRACK STREET. Tron Man Cured of Intolerable lich Al wor po T PAY NTER has tak a Aaintas the Sriket old A Rants ly I Just sant to say a pood word for Cut cura Soap and Ointment, Four or 8vE years BE Mak In Ba AML ait EBadan atiack the itch. It rithly a was an tubsance. The itching iniy Bie Beton ¥en to bl Toe > vo 0g ote thar one | | OF THE BRUSH SOME MEN HAY E RECEN ED HIGH PRICES FOR WORK While Others Have Peen Gilad . to Take Small Amount for Pictures --dieorge Morland Parted With Many a Masterpiece for a' Small Sum. In art, as in most Aor Frolessions. the "plums" fall into the hands of may make his $25000 in twelve months by his brushes. Mr. "Dauber," who started his career with equal promise, may barely carn the check that pays his frame maker's bill, Jean Francis: Millet lived and died 3 peasant, though he could wear the ribbon of the Legion of Honor. It was the proudest day of his life when he received $360 for the "Angelus." which a generation later was sold for $116,130 at the Secretan sale. John Crome was glad to pocket a dollar apiece for pictures, any one of which would be sna up to-day for hum- dreds of dollars. George Morland parted with many a masterpiece for the price of an evening's carouse, and Rembrandt's canvases are valued to day at $20,000,000, yet he left nothi to his heirs beyond his clothes his paint brushes And who will say that these cians, of the palette were less skill ul than the Orchardeons and Alma-Tade- mas of later yeairs, whose canvases, with the paint scarcely dry on them, were exch far $10,000 or $15,000 each; than Prank Holl, who painted $100.00 worth- of portraits in a single of Landecer, whose: estate was costly hobby, which leaves little mars gin for evenisiich a modest luxury as marmalade. For e score of can- vases that are fit to adorn the walls of Burlington House there is barely one at; and he has a keen eye to a bargain. b two ical cases known to the writer. 'men are hi txatnad artists, whose academy gis tazres are seldom branded with the fatal "R." One of these men cope foswed that be had barely $500 to show as the net result of 2.000 hours of industry last yeas, The other who had a canvas "on the line" before he saw his twenty-first birthday, was glad to sell hie latest picture, the fruits of six months' work, for less, than ite frame cost. Marriage Bargains. | Mr. NGeo. A. Birmingham, 'the well. known English writer, says thére is no coumdry in the world where mar- riage, at least in the peasant class, is | more a matter of bargaining, and yet | shows a Righer average 'of stability and content, than Ireland. Sometimes the man has never seen the woman before they are bromght together, the precixe number of pounds, cows, or pigs to be handed over having 'been by that time settled. This is illustrated in personal recol- lections just published by an Irish lady, She was visiting with an aunt a cottage in the neighborhood, and admired a fine rant chest, of drawers, " Twas: for that I was married," suid She ui mis Jou tne A bargain a. struck. There Was no mone > but She bride was to ' have a coup sheep, a yearling bullock, and -- chest. The prudent young man measured it, and then turned and asked: "An which o' thim little girls is it?" She as the oldest unmarried--"nixt the doore," as thé phrase was. "An' #0 1 wind," she esid, "and was happy ever afterwards." Mr. Lioyd-George's Head. Mr. Lioyd-Geonge's head, according to an expert in phrenclogy, has in- creased iu size from 23 inches to over 28 14 inches during the last eight or nine years. The circumference of M. P ski's head is 23 14 inches; that of Kubeli is 22 14 inches; Mark Hambourg, 23 18 'inches; George Ro- bey, 2312 inchds; Harry Launder, 23 5-8 inches; Robert Blatchford, 23 1-4 inches ; and Sir Robertson Nicol, 23 14 inches. Sir George Alexander and Sir Hiram Maxim éach claim 24 inches; Bir Ern- est Shackleton, 92 34 inches; Dr. Rus- sell Wakefield, Bishop of "Bisming- ham, 23 1-8 inches; Dr. John, Clifford, 29 1-4" inches; Sir Henniker Heaton, 94 1:2 inches; Ranjitsinhji, 22 inches; C. B. Fry and the Rev. R. J. Camp bell, 221 "3Yinches. Many of [the best literary, types of head vary! from a little "under to 23 1.2 inches, and beyond, this m surement afd up to 24.34 inches are found men of powerful intellects! oy Docks Rich In Gald. An important discovery /was report. "3 at Cape Town by Mr. C. H. Tear of Mowbray. who handed in at Be Civil Oommissioner's office, Cape Town, in accordance with the Precious Minerals Aet, a declaration stating that he had found rich gold at Cape Town Docks. It-transpires that on a recent visit to & quarry at the docks, where stone is being.crushed for cer. tain work, he inspected some of the stone from the crusher, and formed the conclusion that it was gold quartz An examinétion of the' face of the coarsd granite at the quarry itself cnrineed hinr-that there was a rich reef there, apparently about 30 feet wide and 1,000 feet Jong. The quarry, which come under the administration is situated ks location, and the reef, as far as . Tearman has been tain, runs back beneath erty in the neighborhood. ts may fall to the discoverer at present a matter for conjecture. . Friends Even In Death. Two lifelong friends, Frank Wash. land, have just been buried A side uk Hove Semetary. in aa 1868, ere UCAS a} al eo same schodl aii mained close i ag ever after. Both were eG the same day to the re the few. A Sargent or a Herkomer| fH} ---- -- COSMO HAMILTON, Fi appears. wit h "The Blindness of Virtae," at the English playwrite, who Grand on Welnes day, ae Dany BRITISH pr WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER. 9, 1912 COAL! The kind you are locking for is the kind we sell, SCRANTON COAL Is Coal and we guarantee og Cont » delivery. Booth & Co. The new food-invention which has donc away with the cum- bersome old-fashioned meat extracts and fimid-beef. Handy --quick--c heap--con- venient. Buyatinto-day TINS OF 4,10, 50 AND 100 CUBES GRIMASON WOTEL | Has changed hands and "has | been thoroughly renovated and refurnished Meals a 5 Bar stocked with liquors and cigars Best yard and stables in oity JOHN COUSINEAU, Proprietor, { THE LEADING FLORIST 324 KING STRERT. Roses Carnations, Sweet | Peas, and all other seasonable ity, cholgest Po | Dr. de Vans Female Pills A reliable pills are prion of items 1 in reg ating he generative portion of all cheap imitations de Yaa Wa box, or ST "Mailed to any address. St. Catharines, Ont, Far sale ad Mahood's drug store. ! 'pen owers. A choice variety of | Bs. Palms, etc. Wedding | Bouquets, Floral Sprays and | Funeral Designs a Specialty. "Phones: 239. Conservatories. 386 « Residence, 1212. French regulator: never fails. These i | female system. Refuse 's are soid at QUEEN'S CAFE Lunches served on - the shortest notice. REGULAR DINNER, Se. "hme ARRIVALS "wy Oct, 9th. A Queer Club. "The Little: Club" of L distinctly original institution intended for those not Invitations to be present augural meeting did not mes very hearty response The. & to be modified owing to th awkward situations 'created the use of ordinary sized fur iitar : as when a member, ng the presi dent to be ahsent, gave vent to some contemptuous criticisms: of him,, only to find that his fa ad been fe potarily eclipsed ol," flash wi which stood before him on the tab After this the p prefuises were furnished in proportion tithe siz «lub members, the door was made high enough to admit a man of five feet, and no more, 'and to "i r your fo re. top" on entering was to qualified for membership eres ---------- It was feet high at the 1MAag {f the A Generous Foe. A very upusual kind of ship w who was aken prisoner by after a hot engagement. His captors were talking to the 'man, and, one of them asked ht why he had not cap. tured the Br provision and am- munition trains a few before when he had a chanee : The chief gave a laugh "You fool I" he cried. "If we had stolen your x1 snd powder how could you have fought us?" sportsman. days loud, -seornful \ . Darkest London. Speaking at Church House, London the Archbishop of Canterbn said central south London, comprised with. in the bend of the Thames formed the: largest area of praetically un. broken povert; in the British Isles. Australia's Fores's Australia has huge areas of forest land, estimated at 40,000,000 acres. as yet uninspected and unreserved ber merchants have so fat 1 than 4,000,000 acres, chiefly lack of railways Snake Medicine. Snake poison is being "used more and more for med and other pur. poses it has 1 bec ome a prof] Le A PREPIY HALLOWEEN NOVELTY. A Jack O'Lantesn hat of crope paper is the latest novelty for wear by the young lady who will attend the Hallow'een festivities. The imitation Jack Lantern and fan of the same ma- A. WO i: mdon was a} Maori' chief | the British | | hand and was al In Australia the eollecting of | 1 Cromwell House. Cromwell Hnuse, Highgate, Eng- land, whose famous staircase ds In danger of American abquisition, faces Lauderdale House, which dates from the year of Charles Il.'s Restoration. This mansion of "the tyrant deputy of Scotland?" appears to. have been ex- Best Crawferd : Peaches at A. J. REES 166 Princess 8t. Phone 68 #roat Utering Tonts, and | mly safe effectual Menthly Regulatoron w women dan depend. Sold in three degrees of strength--No. A for special cask, Sold by all drug, 10 degrees stronger, paid on rece ipt Fes gn hlet. Address Tn IT. Gormend) Wi i tensively loaned to Lauderdale's royal master, and abounds with legends of | Nell Gwynne, possibly the best of | Charles' harem. Lauderdale House now serves as the refreshment pavil- | ion of Waterlow Park. In the wall of that plessaunce a tablet marks the | spot where formerly stood the cot | tage of Andrew Marvell, thé poet, pa-| triot and friend Milton. I was abolished ia the late sixties, when the | property came into the possession of Bir Sydney Waterlow, & i » of Twe Irish Stories. In a book dealing with Ifisk life George A. Birmingham, the pén name of an Irish g¢lergym jan, tells of an Irish ---- -- E. BLAKE THOMPSON, Real Estate, loans and Fire. Insurance ---- Agent for ---- Union Assurance Soc'y & Manitoba Assurance (oy. | OVER NORTHERN CROWN BANK. MARKET SQUARE, | 'Phone 286. KINGSTON, ONT. yeteri oary surgeon who semi in his bill in the followi ng terms: "To curing | our honor's mule til] it died--10 shil. med : Another of Mr. Birmingham's stories {3 based « mistake in pronuncia- | tion. Aun:F ishn traveling in Ire- | land had some important business in ADXIOw y know when his letters would be delivered "What tgails are there here?" he asked "Three, yer honor," rep lied the Irish wailer, "breakfast, dinner and tea." Noisy Noses. the celebrated horn player, visit to England Vivier, paid a professional many years ago, He had just com- menced to play at his first concert when Logl Houghton blew his nose--a war trumpet, as waybody who everd heard him would declare. The noise nnerved Vivier that he oould not nd threw up all his engage king of the affair afterward, he Ah, the English !. They es! They remind obe New South Wales. inhabitants of belong to the the Wales ' LABATT'S STOUT : The very best for use in ill-health and convalescence F Awarded Medal and Highest Points in America : at World's Fair, 1893 PURE--SOUND- WHOLESOME JOHN LABATT, LIMITED, LONDON, CANADA "The Baking Powder With a Pedigiee" contains no alam. It is made from pure grape cream of tartar, and gufirantees swecter, lighter and whiter bread and delic-¥ ious baking Fon en samme pig Bs THE » particids of | pure vegetable oil which are rubbed into the open es of the skin Ajith the creamy fragrant lather of Baby's O renew the life of the skin--help ts glong. It assures a soft, white, healthy skin and its use delights both young and old. Baby's Own is for sale almost everywhere. . a. ALBERT SOAPS LIMITED, MFRS., MONTREALY