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J. Uraig at U0.'B. lb has been decided to remodel tbel Portsmouth public school, making pro- viaiona for cloak rooms. Heating apparatus will also bendded and the building com- pletely modernized. Alwnvn avoid harsh nurmtive pills. mg; on. right : disease of the kidneys, dia- betes and other diseases of the kidney and liver, which you are being so frighten- ed about, Hop Bitters is the only thing that will surely and permanently prevent, and euro. A ther pretended cures only relieve for: i me and then make you many times worse. (`.1-nmn nlmenn. Illa. J. Cmic & CL). ` u" 9 v Ifborbett. and Choynp may ght twenty rounds for a purse of $10,000. There Are Many Peopls Who Are Almost. Hopeless or Recovery From Debulcy. Heart Trouble-'I'ney Give Home Testimony. . Mrs. Mary Costello. of Kingston, Ont , says. "For many years! have been a great. sumarer from pnlpitation f the heart. nleapletsnosa, nervousness. otc. My heart uttered frequently and seemed to rise up into my throat. and I win so bad that at times I could not. attend to my household duties. \. ..:_.I... I ......I.l mu .1...-a mv nm-`ma Lou: mo. Igot. a box of Milburn`a Heart and Nerve Pills. and have used them with the greatest success. 1 mm now very much better, rest. And sleep well all night. my appetite ll restored. I am vigorous, cheer- ful. and happy to End myself restored to health again. 'I`-n Lmrnq nf that nilln were I Hill I J um: um. ; Lieub.-Col. Lnzier. late of the l5t.h bat- talion, A.L.l.,Bellovillo. was in tho city on a flying visit. last. evening. Jmlms lillxinnn. Nxmanao. nrrived in blue nymg um. luv. evemng. Judge Wilkiaon, Nap`noe. the city last. evening to pwaide at. the division court session um. opened here this morn- ing. ()hrint.ia`n fresh sodas. J. Craig & Co. `llla ncllurl. VI-l vuu uv. It. was reported on the streets this morn- ing that Ald. Mooera yesterday afternoon approached Richardson Bros. and offered to sell to them his interest. in the proposed Mooers elevator company. Mr. Mooera was asked by a Winn reporter whether or not there was any truth in this rumor. He answered. emphatically, that. there was not. the slightest iota of truth in it. I have never thought of taking such a course, let. alone approaching Mr. Richardson with such 1: proposition. said Aid. Mooera. --Vm. ninv state chat the renortis abso- ' u -i._:__i_. Uuve Her I ew-ption. Q11-:mI:(`, 0119.. May ll.~~A great. recep- tiuu was given to M udiune Brienbiee, wife E of the French academician now visiting Canada, by the nuns and pupils of the (Hod Shepherd's convent. An address was presented to her on behalf of tho institu- I linn, ' DOIIFODONI (RINGS. At. nightlcould not nloep my nerves were so horribly unotrung. I suffered very greatly. much more loan tell you tlmnl let. anybody know. So miserable was I thnl would not have cared when death I nab .. Inn A` Kilhnv-n'l "hnrt and .%lIPll0LSTERED wonx Our Specialty. Lu: Liver Pills cure constipation and sick headache. 25 cents. All d`:-uggiots. such proposmon. amu mu. .uuuuu-. You may state that reportis lutely untrue and without. foundation. `T-wand`: -vigunj `w Whntuu Buyloportononuguantho I17. ' Firecnckon. J. Cmi & 00. Oak Hull for boys clot ing. . Limo juice pordld. J. Craig & Co. W-thin-Mills. Gitv HAIL to-ninhn. my. Limestone soap, H oz. bar, 5c. only. at ' l`.v-ma Ar l`.n_ n_ nuny umes Cream cheer.-o. 10c. J. Craig & LIED JUICE pomlu. 0. UPI!` K U0. Wntkin-Milly, City 11:11, to-ni ht. .. Plumb: and seedling: cheap. . Craig dz Ion. Voting is going on quietly in town. --- .- . nu..,. LANGID SUFFERERS. 'l`ho-Report Wu: Untruo. _._.._._.n _.. ;L.. ..o......s.. pl. STOCK ALL NEW. Bhqll-D. Llflod 8%.. holuo And hat. (I It . . II Khan and honoonnd lot and but. nno:r'l ;|noouJ|:o Gory ., onus 1&1)! ohm-~ B81305: (Joust. noantlot. *.:'::.:-.-:..'t:r. a%;*r.:;....... -1-Q/-iiko-2-o4~:~ocr-o-o~:o4-I-so-I->04-QC-0-04-l'O, `A. OOZD SERVANT ,,, __-,.:.x-_..n,... I'-.-....l.-mg tnnnhnu bar whnf. union lms. llbnl Ill"1$lll|V\.J I \.auIlL.JI..au\ - Don't buy her anything else. 0!` ALL GROOIIBI-100. TRY IT AND YOU'LL SKI -:-c~a-oo-1-so-n-.9-3-90-too-i-99-3-Q04-QC-I-5-0-I-O 4 | WE DO NOT TRY. . ii1I.t!!E;I1i!i1;I0'N ll mna uo..... p-opau-'"" :"uq an aunt: ht-II-Jolvtuuahonn ` nAnnn|n-an n..n 3...`. A-...'- To tell of one thing` in :1 hundred in the store, not even :1 hint. You can take it for granted that the thmg IS here if it ought to be in .1 thnroughly rst-class up-to- dzttc stock. \\'c h;1\'c anticipated your wants; more than that, we have got together such a range of goods as will he an :1Il-thc-timc surprise to you as you dus- covcr the great \';1ricty and the very low prlces. Some of the lines arc: Women's White Cotton Underwear. Women's Prints and uslin Wrappers. Women's Undervests. Drawers and Combination Suits. Women : Separate Skirts. ' ` Women's 2-piece Suits in Tweed, Linen and Duck. Women's Capes and Jackets. 'Women's Shirt Waists. ; Women ; Batiste. Muslin and Lawn. 46 Dressing Sacques and Negllge Wrappers. \ l'0I' III.` `O [CI OI CIBIIIICI. 0ARDlNBR'3_ Rcll End! Ay. Ill Wtlthl H. `mung: mg.-o Starr & Sutclie, pg uni ou- WIRE Is worthy of your < CHICKEN FLY and ` FENCE WIRE. FORMERLLY RICHMOND & CO. 118 and 120 Princess Street. W. A. MITCHELL; UOOD HEALTH L N I it nun worry. too. -Everything not: wrong with non: Baking Powder. llngethlnzlloluyundrluhtbyutng OI-' OROOIRB EVIRVWHIRI -on -. ....v Iv--uuvi tum given KYIIUUBIA III! SILVER Du'"I"" _wAsH|NG POWDER . -_ ...._. I... nu AI.Y.l'Ill[)IlIlI-1019. TRY 11` AND YOU'LL SI TO BUY WIRE NETTING 85 C 87 PRINCE B1`. I KUIIIIH VCI" 3V1!` I For Sale or Exchange. mi;1 `:Ilinston and In! on Gordon GEYLOI TEA The Tea of Teas <>`,;`i:v2f;+t:1`~$r`9~?&7,"}?~:3-$:`:~:a<$<;ou1 HAINES & LOCl(ETTo .- A A u-___ -u_._ __ SEE OUR WINDOW. Land Packages only 250. 80c, 40. 50:: And 60:: pct lb. Bold by JAB. CRAIG 3: CO. YOU .-------: j-_j_.__: Agent: for Kingston. llollevlllo. Nnpanoo. Tucson. In tho Sherwin-Williams paints. Not one slap-dash mixture for all. but different points for di'er- ont anrfaoes.{Dur quality Stand- ud holds good ull through the dock. and you can get number- looa little articles of domestic lmrdwue. oto.. here at whnt you will pay for inferior goods. See the Sink Cleaner we are oering `O In. ---I. $`L)kJJ_J 2.lJ.I.sUv.2.AV.n. ,. .- consideration. Experience teaches her what any clue. lube: and given granted. cleanliness. If she wishes -2 r% H? I f? T WAITING E. C. Stcams 85 Co. I American Raftggj ls known throughout cycling as alight. staunch. stylish. speedy mount. There's a best in cvcr_\'thin_q: the '97 Stcams is a veritable edition dc luxc among bicycles. Finished in black or orange. Ch-nrn-:' rlrlnrv nu-n L`. \i"f'lQI' n-hln.-a rxnzl v\'_ \/I LII lyuo .\`t.-.-urns rldcr.-: arc satisfied riders, and ni- wuvs proud as klnus of their mounts. Y(bV.l.|'.Zl|dY`l`.*=< w!!! <'v|$l}rt` receipt of our |\i\z:LI- Smut: Y cllow I`('l|n\\' \ car Buok." o$`r`l~`:~:"O~$'{'0-iz Par Excellance. Pure Gold Baking Powder - -,...- , _..`--.,._...._ .. uob|dhOIlthu0d|IOIIhuIIIuoRim- pnrltllllnth. "P1II'O0dd"lIIlm - luulypun-IotMmhnn:mlln|t. An! thhllprovd bythohllhclt unknown taoudnnoo--o|u|nlmlnn|lyIli. ~ XIV killll \J at 100 nu Punmi `Faun Hut .9...-m..Iu; lnnnkunruwdnu. lllluiollotlinlvotliitlllllhtu. Ii in Iuthnnuounndhcnol. unj nuluultnnotlanooonlalntlwliho n-Annninl hnlnhm. ` Ten Good Students to study ' shorthand at the {Kingston ladies oege : CIFIAQQKIOQX A new with '-'rho_;_IgqtIt11Mt3 0! Oluurod coununtu of Ontario." ` ~. 15 pct um. osll mitten dlllc the loath [April and lay. Apply at once. - any .-..-.n- o - -a_:A-n lush `;`.2.". :;.. -uopcluu H--1-um` in `nu `n NEW nitassnuxma uluolls. D`..'.".'.".;..' i WANTED I gngston Business Collcgc Tho corner Bookstoro. IO! or Prhoouuc Ioulnnou In-nu ` A. BLANOEAJID. muttered Accountant. 1.l.lnIA!. {Pun _..--- v ---U ""Closcburn," xmoaerdn. on :-._ I'I-I.- --ISL Kg L "In- EDUCATIONAL. A Novel by Frank Aubrey. cnnnnrs HARDWARE. To everythingelse. but you can t' be blind to the fact that it is money in your pocket to buy your Shoes at Be Blind PRICES ALL Low. I `-' 111:. HARRISON Popular Shoo House. ccnorPrlncuuudWel- II-nhnn Shanda. PAPER: 50 CENTS. CERTIFICATE WITHDRAWN. Sir Henri Joly has been speaking in Montreal, in the provincial campaign, now closed, and he has revived a chapter in Quebec's political history of the greatest interest. He dealt with his experience as premier of Quebec, and the part Hon. Mr. Flynn took in betraying him. Mr. Flynn was elected as a supporter of Sir Henri and throughout the session of l878 had helped to maintain the government though its existence depended upon the vote of the speaker. Twenty-two motions of son- confidence had been rejected, and then the conservatives turned to the legislative council in which they had a majority. A dead-loch ensued. between the assembly and the council, in consequence of which an adjournment occurred. Hon. Mr. Cbanveau, provincial secretary, then re- signed. and the office was tendered to Mr. Flynn. That gentleman hesitated, then declined, and eleven days afterwards cast in his lot with the conservatives. Nor was he contented to vote against the men he had been elected to support; he seconded the motion of Mr. Lynch, which led to the defeat of the government. The certi- cate of character which Sir Henri gave to Mr. Flynn. as a liberal of inde- pendent ways, yet professing loyalty to his leader,-the certicate that had been used to further his cause in the recent cnmpaign--Sir Henri now withdrew. be- cause it was. he said, obtained under false pretencee. and was being used as it should not be. The provincial campaign ends to-day, and if the Flynn government is not defeated and by a substantial ma- jority all the signs of the times will have been misunderstood. That one who has been so selsh, so ready to sell himself for a mass of pottage. should be rebuffed now is what most men desire. Till HI-J-WINLDI II puuuluvu vu -v-- data and '1'hnndnn M 01 5 you in sdvsnco ; 31- lothorwlu. Attuohod to tho paper in one of the but Job Oliou in Onnnda; rapid. stylish and uhnp work; nlno lmprovod Iplxzaopuallfksn. JOHN OIIORD Pmprlobor. Auhtnnt. udnou lnnuut. TILIPIIDH II. Wum -.-'- :33: THE DAILY WI-IIG.\ PROHIBITION DISAPPROVED. In is somewhat. discouraging. to any the least of it. when the church fails to put itself in accord with the moral movements of the day. Whatever may be at fault in the land, whoever may fail to rise to the nuponeibilitiee of power and example, the church and its people are expected to be alert and active and aggreeaive. ,So it comes with startling effect that the eynod of Manitoba, (Anglican church), at in session on Saturday voted againet the plebiscite. W. R. Muloch bad refor- red to this plebiscite, and urged the churchmen to do what they could to makeit ellective. Dean 0'Meartuubmit- ted an amendment to the elfect that while the prohibition law, if passed, ehould be loyally supported, "yet this eynod doee noteeeit to bendviaable to pronounce in advance any opinion on the subject to be submitted to the judgment of the electors." Why not? Why ebeuld the church not lead inanagitation which. if juetied at all. meane the moral and physical and epiritual well-heing of the com- muhity. The church ehonld lead in all these diecnuione. It has the inuence, and thieinuenoe ahould be used. The a .p__' _n.L. uuu WIII Illlllltivw Iulvulun vv -up-own -uv Church of Glioco is the stimulation" of the purple`: patriotism. It wu rm when the nations! Ipirib wu low and lifeless. It in In: today, though sh! ulna nstional spirit is nigh cnuhod out of the Grain by curios oh-evonu. Andu t.horopronon- train of n nntincnl that ha come down (ton tho mciontlmnd thsnovor hilsho noon uzhuium, tho (hook chute}; will -- _._;_.v.;:_ __._._.l_ 1].. W) Illl |-ulvuv `Ivuuuq ucv houuguila religion cannot evoke. Why should n9! the church in Canal: be patriotic? Why should it not he the honld in all Ihogtut movement: which uodlttlrhiug. lntl-no. but which have fol-lhoiruinlho clontionofthonnsu! ~'1'ho than not In to not. Tho church 5 by tho low. by in luiumud ltlunol surprising thntho diigclat Qohoupinu it Rodd. uuudlqtoupnmthut veto q&|IIuhihiI|oanndthoploIiaoih. Bo Hduqbthoududuihgwbuo aulpluo and-no` almanac in the nniuuounudnnhu ls : quad-I ll Iyldovlu ;~- *~':--*=-~~-., ` "2 You Buy, No0Risk Nr.% , -V"0Pt'/M` `per Orbem - aounm The last thought is the liberty of the people about which the good archbishop has a fear. Has he read of the growth of impure literature in France and the cause thereof 3 It was inquired into. and alleged to be due to the government : hesitation to act in suppress- ing it lest it should be accused ofj interfer- ing with the independence of the individual. Hence. unrestrained, impure liternture in having free course, and blighting the na- tion. Is Canada to imitate France in its mistaken course`! Surely not. Tho cigar and tobacco manufacturers passed through all the stock they had to escape an increased duty on the nished product. And they were astonished to nd that a duty was put upon the leaf. and that tbey coveted the taxation they meant- to avoid. The government caught them I ,-. for 4 The International park idea is growing. The mutual agreement between the pro- vincial end the New York abate govern- ments. for A reservation and beautifying of the islands in the river for public reaort,i~3 generally applauded. By and bye the St. Lawrence ialnnde will be THE summer re~ sort of Canada. The park is a public resort for rest. re- pose, and mild recreation. In is not the place for aoorchi ng_on bicycles and we call upon the mayor to put. a stop to it. Wo~ _..-.. ......I ..L.:I.l...... urn nnm hnimr driven upon lalll luuyut DU yuu u uuvy vv .... .. - men and children are now being driven out. of it. by the racers. Let them take to the counbry roads. DUSHIOII I! I8 lllu nsaulu `IN 5- vv u. .....r--- ability. It is 1 device that can never be adopted by ooneoientious men, and men having I regard for the eternal tness of , things. The next move is state control, of the expediency of which there in grave doubt Al ,.__LL R. 03; `:'\nl'.B nf Rev. Minot Savage. of Boston. regards it as contenptible that the jingoes of the country should be doing all they can to foster ill-feeling between Englandand Am- erica, prevonting the passage of the arbi- tration treaty. The act, he thinks, in-_u_ without sane and ratioml excuse. The above story of adventure is , having a wonderful run in England. The mat edition was exhausted on the day of publication. The second edi- tion did not last a week, and a third and larger edition was immediately called for. The story itself is` worthy of its remarkable success. The scene is laid in that debatable land between British Guiana and Venezuela. "It is a vast wilderness of , forest and lain, wild. unknown, penetrated only y canoes. containing possibly hidden treasures, a oating population, and mysteries which to-day tempt the imagination as they did in the old days of the oonquistadors." Mr. Richardson. M.P., has A bill before parliament which provides for an attach- ment of civil sermnta` salaries for debt. Why not 2 Why should they escape their creditors? They don t pay taxes; theyi ought to be forced to pay the men whose | ,,_..I. ;L__ _.__ | ' Vimvsoexsmple for man topfollow. He held, therefore. thet holy scripture sl- lewstbet which is s greet enjoyment to tinny. end he believed very healthful when properly used. In prectice prohibition would bee failure. and in enacting it the ozountry would be interfering with the free rights of the people and doing e grievous wrong to e lsrge section of the community. He would be quite proper-ed to see drunk- enness mode e criminal offence, the some es theft. and punished in the usual way. The proper course we: the government of seloons--they might be removed alto- gather. Rev. Mr. Ruinsford, of New York. went onebetter. some time ago, when he sdvo- outed that the sale of liquor should be con- trolled hy the church, the pure art-icle being dispensed by the church's approvnl, and in e wsy and under circumstances which would moire drunkenness impossi- ble. Mr. Reinsford s argument was plau- sible enough, but it shocked meny people nevertheless. The church in the liquor business is the last resort _to give it respect- 'A 2- _ .I-...-.._ iI....>, Ann nmmr ha w-5.... -.- -- goods they us-0:. ings and Failures with com- 01 Mental axmsical sump- mon Medicines What I bleuing it would be to human- ity if all suffering men and woman knew just. what l'aino's Celery Compound is able to do. mu... .....-|. at... ..........o M. Jnnn far Hm do. The work that cannot be done for the sick in long years of experimenting wibln other medicines in successfully carried to victory by Paine : Celery Compound in a few short. wooks. ` ' -- - a. nu (_||__ _____ ___ IIIW lllul \ Iivunr-. The cure of Mn. Hopper fully proves the assertion made above. After years of failnroa, misery. agony And do.-pondoncy. Paine : Celery Compound made A new woman" of one who had become a more vrook--ono who um {um nearing tho \'o. Flnva l'nit.h_ nnarar ! A atromr deliver- |AlIer Tenjyg Years! -Cu: Paine s Celery Compound Completely Cures Mrs. Hopper,ThornhIll,Ont. Have faith. aulferer! A strong deliver- erie ever read to help you ! From to-day let your hope centred in Paine : Celery Compound and in power to cure. It bu never disappointed my; it cannot. fail with SutherIand s| non : "\ ith very great. plenum and satisfac- tion I with to Odd Ill testimony to what. has ulncdy been mi in fnvor of Paine : Ookry Compound. For 9 very long time I Inated from non] dobililzy and run- down ayotom. nving heard of Pine : Pal`:-U Pnlnnnunll- I dam:-mined In rive if. GOWII system. nnnng nun: ol rune I O0 Colaptiund. Ihziourninod so give it. |Il i1.I: am p touuylbhas (loan for no more Jan I can express. I Pap Inn nal-n I nlnnhund with nthnr mQdi- none not no more goon mu: 1 cu: ax For tout:-I I doctond with othor medi- cincn vii at y good rounlu: but that using Paine : 3:: Compound 1 un por- hntlt nnmnd In uh. can not wnll. '.'Iu"....'." 'L'u"$..'{" ."..."'." .'.'.."'J2 man. I slnyo noonnoud Pains : Colory Oouponnd to my triads." C"'fIK I"-UVKQI KKK: Apugof ' vnilo Ihiovu` opu-iii in dnupul and tho city`: and phiuh Itching undo daily In citinnl yin hvohul Iucyolo tool: Jan. The dtprdnot-_u nun tannins club Itha- oncto |huohnd.&..'opolico no on. Road Mrs. Hopper : wonderful touti- nann- Juvullnilldvoottiotk. .Tl'|E . .. Tma DA:ILY wi1IG.Ttinhi$A3`r\iaA.Y 11., had not. been arrived ab. At 5 meeting held last Saturday night, the base brill team was organized for tho season with the following oil`.ioer!:-~l re9i- dent, Dr. Edwards; vice president, Will Smith; manager, William l`onton; com- mittoa of muimgemoiib, J. T. Livesley. Alex Armstrong, W. Smith, A. Root. \V. Ponton. The team will enter into practice in; once and M1) open [or challenges. .7 V I-llnnlnv nrrivml lmma from New beloro mom. I The grand jury after consideration ro- Lturned atrue bill against, William Troy for the murder of Angus McLeod. Thu rnr. mun onllnd was `.\lcClo3kev V8. I01` lane muruer ox Angus nlcuuuu. The first`. case called was T\lcCloakey Stewart, an action for assault. It occupied all evening and at. 9:30 o clock in decision had not been arrived ab. In .. .........o:.... |...|.1 l..I> Q..o...-mm niakt. in; and Ior cnmleugee. J. P. Henley arrived home from New York on Saturday last. much improved in health. W. H. Markle is spending A few days with friends in town. A. B. Perry, of the north west. mounted olive, is ex- pected r.o arrive on Wednea ay next and will spend a few days with friends in town before proceeding on his journey to Eng- land where he takes part in the diamond jubilee. This Will be n(}ood season on the Rlver -Bngies for Windsor. (}.\.\'ANnQi'r:, May ll.~-Fift,een canoes nnd n crniset. some of the remaining stock of the Gilberb boat house here, were ship- ped to Brockvillo lash night. on the steamer Alexandria. The steamer Jessie Bnin was brought, down from Kingston last night by the Princess Louise nnd taken to Clayton, whom she will have in new boiler put. in. The steamer Alexandria passed down last. night. heavily loaded with freight. G. B. Smart, Brockville. was in town yesterday. VI... '!`lm...nm~l lglnml mu-rinuvn r-nmnnnv IV. I. run as roremsn. His lordship made: lengthy charge to the jury congratulating them upon the light duties they would be called upon to perform. there being but one case for them to investigate. this being a case of murder. the circum tencea of which are most singu- lar in detail. nnd the like of -which to his knowledge has never been known before in the province. He reviewed the cir cumstencee in connection with the murdr r of Angus McLeod. Up to within a short time ago it was imporsible to locate the murderer until a convict in the Kingston penitentiary conlessed to the crime. AI- thougb the men has made a confession the crown must bring corroborative evidence. His lordship I180 referred to the changes in the law in relation to grand jurors and also made interpretations of the law on several matters. He also made a most pstridic reference to the diamond jubilee. After referring to the usual matters which come before a grand jury in the examining of public institutions, and acomplimentsry reference to the town and county, he ask- .ed the jar to make all ossible seed in ro the consi raring of the bi l to be ugh: before them. VFL- ..._.....I 3...... CA-.. nnnninrnfinn F. bmarn, DFOCKVIIIB. van Ill uuwu _yuI!IuIun_v. The Thousand Islnmd carriage company shipped acnrload of buggiea to Wiudsnr yesterday. The (lananoque Inn dock is a favorite place for shing and for the past few days from twenty to thirty have been on the dock all day, and pike are being Imulod out in large numbers. Present in- dications point to a good season on the river this summer: alrondy camper: are ill - riving and from the number of applications for cottages and boarding accommodation. the season will be much better than last wear. The (lnnanoquo inn we understand inill be opened early next month. Pn...-9. "l`hmmnmI lnlnmlu an.-xdinn nnlor Wlll be opened early next montn. Court Thousand Islands Canadian order of Foresters paraded to church Sunday about one hundred strong. Rev. H. Graoey preached in very able sermon on the bene- fits of fratornnl societies. A number of the Kingston fraternity came down here Sunday and instituted a lodge of Ancient Order of Hiberniane, with agood list. of charter members. The Montreal confer- ence of the Methodist church is to be in- ` rited tomeet hero in June, 1898. A large number of Kingston bicyclists were in l town Sunday. I umauror. lawns decided to divido the city into sections, corresponding with the polling sub-divisona, tweiity-two in All, and for each nootion two collectors will bo app:zint- ad, whose duty it will be to make in house- to house canvass. 'I"|... ....l..t:.... nnmmltlnn `-3- In-In-nnhvl Von May to nouso cninvau. . The printing committee was instructed to procure the necessary puss-books for collecting purpoeoa. ouch 0! which in so be appropriately headed and signed by the mayor as tlieaeuthority to those collecting. This has been done to prevent my un- authorized person: collecting. The names of the govern! collectors when appointed. will be published. An nrno`nt.i\'n nnmmibtna wan nnnointed. will no punusnoo. An exedutdvo committee wan up inked. composed of Mn. Fruer `in. Ixinnor. Min Damn and nldermon Wright And Wnliom. The meeting adjourned to meal. on Thursday at 3 p.m , in the mayor a oi/co, where, it in expecmd, the collecting books will be distributed. Xlllu D X \;l. Dl'I'll0l`l'. Mich. May ll.--Whilo vult- iag Alon the street our track on Jefferson Avenue, ween the driving put and Fox `nun-I Tinvitl R Wlmn .nnn|'ndAnl.Ii hill. TRUE BILL or MURDER RETURN- zo AGAINST OONVICT mov. `Ilse Addreu Of all Lordship To The Gllld Jnry.-cue ot looloekey vs. noun-1. -BeeebelI Teen `organized And Oll- cen _Ileeted.-'l`o Proceed To England. Nansen, May lI.-- 1`he Ipring ueiua opened here" yesterday afternoon before ohiefjuebioe Roberleou. Alter the open- iv, the grand jury were sworn in with 'u bl`. Hall as foreman. V in Imulglnin ......J- - -lgnnblnr aha:-an fn VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES. Further Stops Taken `rownrdi I-`ormntlon of us Local Branch. A well nltended meeting of those inter. esled in this work took place in the maycr s office yesterday at 3 p.m.. the mayor in tho chnir. Among those present were: Lady Cartwright. Mesdamea Fraser, Skin- ner. Cochmne. Marshall, Oborndorlfnr. Mc- Dowall. Cotton ; Misses Domn. Brophy. Henderson, Muchnr, Smith. and nldermon C. W. Wright. and J. B. Wnlkem. J R \.\'..l|rnm um: nnnninmd maomtnrv. U. \'V. \\ rlgnn and J. D- V` `"531"- J. B. Wulkem was appointed secretary- uonaurer. 1. ._.._ ..|....:.l..l .. .!:..:.l.\ H... our inn. Grx'r1.n.\n:x.--I have used Haggard : Yellow Oil for the past hen earn. end nd in a lendid remedy for com. neunlgin. bronc ibis, cronp, pains in the back. uloernted and sore throat, epnins. chil- blai to . in fact we use in {or ulmoet evin and it. always relieves quickly. I ulely uy I know of no other remedy of the sort that can tune] it. We nlvnye keen I good stock in Elie house.-Mns. J. I. Mums, Virden, Men. Devil-Tree of El uradu.` Avenue, noiweon mo unvmg pun anu rox `creek. David R. Wilson an instantly hill- od yuurdn nlhatnoon at the Approuch of 1110 down ad car. He Itoppod II-om also met. but niounlouhtod tho "iahneo. and before the Inotonmn could turn 0!! the povnr thou; attack him. E0 was dandwlnn uuiuhuoo arrived. Aningicit -I|| L. Lglal I\.......l .-_. La... .5 u Ioalifnylnglpoohl 7' H 7 AIuutioutnourlndio- |owiboodopu4- lIIIkggl||'"puitinwoungivonII|o Iunquortucnp and Iowa priuuol 5% $3 mung. :. mu. 1, ma" `GL7. man"? " oJL}??Ce.i""Au'i" (.7 will in bold. Demand vn bum atmbod -n{n` (Int --J -.g - -go-no-ulna In 013` "SPmNc[fATzEs0PENnn. CAMPERS ARE ARRIVING. ` A Volvo from \ l|-don. w I I llllod By A car. |l:_I_ ll , _ I I ` IJUEU, UIIU [)|||. _ The l\'.. &. O. navigation compnn_v`s steam- er Spartan, lying at Swill}: wnm f, is un- I (lm-going repairs and relting preparatory to beginning the soasou s work. McKel- my and Birch are placing :1 now pony en- gine in her. un tn J, nrnin xx (`.n. A for crockerv if you want so save money. Harry Pnrkhill, who left. here a short. time ago for Rocluester. N. \'., found em- ployment with Burke. Fitzsimmonn, Hart; & ()0. He arrived at`. Rochester on Friday, secured employment; the same day and went. to work on Saturday. Choice Ceylon teas. J. Craig & Co. More cases of sick headache, hiliousnesa. constipation, can be cured in less time, with less medicine. and for less money, by using Carter s Little Livor Pills than by any other means. 1.. Al... ,...-.. ..l llnrllnulau un Sllnnynri. cons. To-morrow will be "ladies day at the yacht. club house. In the evening a dance will be held. Each Wednesday through- out. the season will `be obaerved as ladies day. l'.'.......L...... .,...u lln-p lmr Kn nnlv nf. F. N ISBET S JAUIIUBLUIIU HUB J. Craig & Co. a. Ir. lmn hann pletely modernized. Always avoid harsh purqntive pills. They first. make you sick and than lezuo you constipated. (iartei-`s Littlo Liver Pills regulate the bowels and make you well. Dose, one pill. 'l`hn L . & (1 nnvitralinn r-,nmnnnv s glue in her. (:0 to J. Craig & Co. a for crockery want to money. u....., v....n.:n am Mr. lmrn a short onner means. In the case of McClusky vs. Stewart. heard at. bhe Napuueo seizes yeemrduy. evidence was given by Drs. McCammon and Harald and G. W. Bell, V.S , t.esIif_v- | ing to the injury done McCluak_v by blows struck by Stewart. The feeling is pre- valent, that .\-lcClusky will win his suit. \vi..'i. Hun ntnnmr Glnnonrrv was in VBIBIID cnau Acbluxy Wlll Wlll um sun. While the steamer Glengarry was Lake Superior on her way to this port, E. J. Newail, her engineer, had t-he mis. fortune to lose the top of the index nger of his right. hand. He was engaged in mak- ing ome repairs to the machinery when hie nger was caught and the first joint ni ped off. right : rlinnnna of the kidnevs. health again. Two boxes of the pills were all used. end I can recommend Milburn e Heart md Nerve Pills very highly teeny- one suffering ul did." -____.._ C0. . 7 Eur Wubkih-Mills, City Hall. to-night. Oak Hall Goiohn huts, 81.25. What did you pay for your : ? , Brooms. 100. to 300. J. Cni & Co. In is expochd that . W. 0. ant : new yacht. will be ready for nailing on or about J 12th. i I :-..o- JV.-.l I gain Int` :13 Man Ith hat. mg. Christie's fresh sodas. Craig The sports, which were announced to take place at the Royal military collego tr.- morrow, have been postponed for one week. n..I- tl ..lI -..I-.'.. .-ul silk nnnlzmnnr inur- week. Oak Hall satin and silk neckwear, four- in-band and bowa,_t.wo for 25. u:.- |l..1..t-non 'l`nu-nnln nrinninnl nf In-hand una nowa,_:.wo wt zuc. Miss Mclnbyre. Toronto, principal of the normal kindergarten. and superinten- dent. of kindergarten: in Ontario, is in the city today inspecting the loca` kindergar- cons. 'I..,....\.....u.. -vi I-no "hainn Ann" nf thn ,, Wlnthet doing over old furni- "lllof manufacturing new, out Upiolstcnm are at your setvice. attention to Hair at- L V A;