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W " You May Be Blind itiumvou Bmsvs voun NElGHBOS_`?| M I Bellevme Citizens speak in Praise of a Re markable Remedy -Homo 'I`a3t.1mon, Rught Hera m Bollovme is Better Them Te-.-stzxnrmy Frum Far 0!! Points. A De. 1- to operate II eeceeeefolly lathe intereeu e! the inventors end the ole; u well. One: re the micude of then ouyor Wri in n the ddermen t n and new in the Int furnace project. '1` e were will- ing and Anxious to pay out 0! e bonue 850.000 for oertein machinery to tint concern. the quality of which wee un- known. except that is wee plans which wee lying idle and unrequited Iomewhere in Ohio. u eoon no ib was laid on the ground and before the neceueery building: were erected. on which I luriher end much Lu-nah nnnnnnk. urn: In ha IIIIAII Ininr nn. .....o..;;.Z.'T..........'.......'.. orglusugo. Intbymnlloonuljtd Ida. 'l`.llI.IUltNCCO..Tonnh. ro'|i'iv'A__x '|5Eo'I~i.:_. 7 AND _I_a:_I3v: PlLI.$_ ll. lI(|.1 I.l\4'\Il' \.\.v\.\a\n u - - \ J - v sub-nu}. ' 1 v V .`..v.. --v.. -__`-- V , G _ ly good it is and how perfect its products are in every (et:ul of style and nish. \\ e are condent that it only needs your zicquuintance to command your friendshi > and su ) )Ol't. This is wh we. are l . . so free, so glad to guarzmtce you perfect satisfaction with :m.y dressnmkin r work we may do for you. Our selection of Silks an Dress hoods we believe to be the fullest, fairest and nest that ever came to Kingston. The st 'les re )resent the most ex( uisite loom work of 3 , . . . . the world. New things are coming In all the tune as fast as they appear in the mzirket. You can choose our dress xittern as )le;1s;1nt| as ou )ick owers. y , I . ..-..+ -.II Ola.` 'I`n-innmnncru ')l\l`l l:i|1:iihn`Q rlncn `Th worry andwaste of it, can nearly all be avbided by |lctting us do the work for you. tr .1.,. I ..,::.... .,r L*:....,....\.. .....I mm-.A nknnf rnzillu LARD. lctllllg llb UU \.ll.C WUIK IUI ) Ull. 0 If the Ladres of Kin rston and round about really lgnew how thoroughly we I equipped we are to do their dressmaking there would be ver' little of that work. done at home, particularly of the ner grades. There is no guess work about our Dressmakin organization. It has been tested thoroughly. \Ve know ow thorough- : , 1 3. :. __.. 1 1-..... .......r.t.. . 4. .L.. .-..,.-I..nL.~ no-n In n\7nr\r y\_H.lI \IIb.W.`D ILLLIII Kt.` l.II\lA~1ICll\.lJ \|-I J\'\ I:-mu` --s:-vs.---. You can get all the 'l`i`ii1ii11ii1g's:iiiil liindings close liy. You can soc what styles the best dressed women of the capitals of Iiuropc and America are wcziring and l1Il\'L` :1 l)i`css mmlc on tlmsc lines or with modications to suit your taste, and 1ll\\ ltl1()llt a ripple of worry. You can see in our Slmw l\ <)(mi some ufthe choicest creations in 'l`;1ilur-1\1;1de Suits by ;\merie:i's best m:1kei's. The \\'()l`i(|l1IlnSi1i|)_ the style. the finish, the h;mg nfthem, are perfect. You are welcoine to look, examine, ;ulmire or criticize. Special Attractions this week, beginning Tuesday and continuing till Saturday Night. A demonstration. introducing Hubbard's fam~ 0115 American Perfumes and Satchct Powders. Music by an accom- plishcd pianist. Selections from the latest American music, which will he on sale at 3c rt copy. Perfumes will be sold at 29c cr 012.. instead of 75c oz. Sntcliet Powder at lot: a package, iustea of 25 a package. Everybody invited. Bring your perfume bottles. \\ \.,_ Du-nun-r, Mich., Mny I7. lluyon ro- puioonting an eastern syndicate u'nI.n\-ol- ling through the oouthom tier of Hickman oountieo buying`"ho|-nu, which no but shipped to Builo and New York was acauutso no to Jiuro when vi eopount can ry. us- mnny. Iqlsndud Runh.iHucid.In buying natal thunk. It to ouiunld sh: dun In hnn nah Ilnir awar- lilyllj Ilnri-U I-ur onvuuy. I g.;a%esm,` [ . Haw`: secured the entire lot ofSAMPLES of a German Manufac- turer} cornslsting of PATTIERN HATS, CUT _]ET ORNAMENTS, RHINISSTONE TRIMMINGS and all the latest Millinery Novel- This Bus: and Iron Bed only 86, in. Blnck or White EnunoL Orders taken for polishing Hull Oil-Cloths. ____ -g_n-_.nn_. Starr & Sutclie, 90%!- llnoat 0! wood workings Puquotry Flooring. Bur nnd Ouioo Fltuncs. Innula. - Wardrobes. `rubles Etc. Custom Sawing. Planing. `rm-nln.Etc. Sun 3nd Door Work. Everything In Wood work. mntmn Ronovitod nnd Uphqhuzrod. 1 tics. I we sell. Waldren & Mader, L II8 and I20 Princes street. E. B. LOUCKS, COOKING STOVES. XWHBWWOULD BE WITHOUT ONE? . A look at our window will gi\'c_)_{v<`)_1_,":1.x1_1.`idea ofthc class of goods Successors to J. M. R|_CHMOND& CO.. Gramotels am! Ihylng Ilonoo For cnvnlry. ._ u:-\_ -u-.. 1- n..... I14 PRINCESS ST. FORMBRLY RICHMOND ti CO. - R. 1. R811), MANAGIN- II \lII'\.'I\lIIIwu v - no landing uuimum nu r-nuns nuumune. no and 950 Prince: lino` .. q nmivx u ALlA1I`Il / 335 KING STREET. moo no loss mmuntmuuuadovnft h M ban round 1! obi not-nu nun nun pun-unuuu - i'l`hoyoon goulprienn. .__.._.__._._....._4- Un uunnuy uullljo wuum. coniunuur, urohuodn nunht of building lot: on over.-Xllgort mat, part 0! the luau auto. h ()'hd::Ioo Hand In punh.n'd. nut E III I $3 3:1! mini`! 5:`, Niki th::. V`?!-;w 'nilway _setvice direct to the Springs. See new guide. On Saturday G"[I_i-5-'-ii.&T"`. conllidfo mnnlnmcln mini` nl hlndih lulu $ See them. No odor. No danger. Boils one quart minutes. water in four JA. REDDEN & co.| 2.: _.4-_-A AL- A.`-nggl AL- jvgjuu I-I-(churn u-u talchnied Iiluh` House Ieal `JI'.$J1`A'i!"!..'.`B CALEDONIA SPRINGS, To everythingelse. but you can't be blind to the fact that it is money in your pocket to buy your Shoes_ at Popular Shoe House. You purchase here. C0l'llGl"P`l'Il'|C0g8r Wel. llnzton Streets. Of satisfaction in the REELS. SPRAY 3. NOZZLES. COUPL ING 8. use LAWN MOWER3. BHEARS. E'I`C.. Cooked or nuvoukml. Snood or whole. Brotkflst. Wlnnluor. Roll and Spiced. Anya: All M which mnv he obtained in Anya: All M which mu` he not cation ll-om v mu-. -an\/A-in g V- --y-...... In Montreal, in St. Antoine division, the Hon J. 8. Hall hoe been deolnred elec- ted by sixteen votes. and this result has been reached by rejecting the returns of three polling divisions in which Mr. Biokerdike, liberal, had a majority. In heee three polling divisions the deputy returning oilicere failed to inclose their etetemente of the reeult. as they were bound in law to do. In one place the deputy left the poll in the middle of the day, and for three quarters ol an hour it was in charge of his clerk. As the law is explicit on the point that all ballots must be initiulled by the deputy returning oioer. it followe, if the above information be correct. that all lnllote initielled by the poll clerk must be discarded. As Mr. Hall obteined I mnjority oi thirty-two at this poll, the chances are that he would be the uulferer by a recount, which would result in the throwing out of these wrongly-initialed ballots. I... -__ A..-..L !._-L:_- ._2lI L- .I._.__ ll__ v_- V. -....-I- u . van ._, ........ nu. --..v-- In any event justice will be done Mr. Biokerdike by a judicial recount, when all the bellotewill pose under revievnincluding those not counted because the returning oklicere did not incloae his statement with them. But this in small satisfaction, after all. for a men who is put to great ex- ponae and trouble in order to estab- lish his right to a seat to which a majority of the people have elected him. The machinery of elec- tions is defective when it allows of the op pointment ol deputy neturning eicers who have not the capacity or willingness to dis~ charge their duties oright. No man ought to he allowed to not no a deputy who cannot give assurance that he understand: his duty and will perform it faithfully, and no one should be made a returning ollicer who cannot be held re- rponsiblo in law for the mistakes of de- puties. Some thing must be done to pro` vent the nullitiootion of an election by the ineompetency of those who are conducting .5 uuuwu-.. \lAl\v\)I The voting in regard $0 Sunday streot cars occurred in Toronto on Saturday, and it resulted in favor of the proposition. It was. as 0 Toronto paper uaerts. "tho bittereat. campaign over waged on the question," which is. perhaps, the correct. expression to use. and one indiomive of tho fooling which some imported into the con- tent. Both sides were warned by pasting events, and the advocates of both sides gave vent. to the anxiety with which they viowod the 0nd of nine cdnicb. It will please all lovers of liberty. equality, and fraternity. says the Star. which favoured in Sunday service, "to lmow that the poor man hae at lenet a Sun- day carriage, swift and inexpensive. The Sunday cure. having carried, will probably begin to carry passengers a week from to- morrow." Perhape not. There are some things about the vote to be con- eidered. and one of theeo is the lairneee ol the hate need. the facilitiel provided. or unprovided. for a correct and indiepntahle expression of pub- lic opinion. Nor in the reeultone that con- oerne the poor man only. It alfeote all who tleeire a quiet and nndieturhed Sabbath, whatever be their walk in life. The poor man may desire to travel on Sunday. ar- oompenietl by their larniliee, to the parks or to popular recent: on tbeoutehirte of the city. to the lakeeide and the fresh air it allorda; the poor man and his family may Vang to go to church without weari and appreciate the etreet care as an y and cheaplnethod of treneportetion ut teoblige thelew thewayia being opened tothernanylor a deeeoration of the Bah- I__aL \I`L_ aL_A L-_ _A._.I:-_I Q.-_J,_ Ill wulun yusuuu vv ya: we Ive: w.u....., (l) that royal magnates, in the com- plications which will arise between nations. have no voice or inuence. that personal feeling and personal likes and dis- likes are set aside and consideration given to those issues which concern the welfare of the whole people; or (2) that kingsand queens are without allection in the conduct of public affairs. The first- named conclusion is the more reasonable and logical, and it is accepted in a philoso- phical vmy by even those whose hearts must sometimes be crushed by sorrow and allliotion. The lot of royalty may be envied. but not by those who know some- thing about the trials of those whose domestic relations are so often strained without the hope or possibility of relief. .. ..........._. .. . ........-..... .. ..... ......r bulb. Who tint has Ihdiod Sunday Inn! in ammo, Phndolphia. mdcual ago our denim I duplication of in upuicncoincnnndmin `bronco. ormy other pd! It. Hoodyia right in any- I_._ |L-A nL. ......I. -0 I\...4s. J- __A vuuun run`. A on . c-u-cu; u- .-.-u nu tag that tho ptoplo OITGOIIMIIOIIJIO know that tiny has-ohudin thoitratful, Iopuufnl Snblnth. and sky will only ..-|z_. _.L.A AL-.. L-.- L.` _.L... :o 1- ..._. lqujui uuwu-u-5 --cu vow; nun -pun runvliuvhnulnyhu-olootwhouitiogono 1...... up I WCI III CIT. Wlllll IIUI C IIII Us utho hlngol I dept-ouod and dofoutod notion. And shio his lot! to reflection: uponthoroluhiono ot roynlty in gonornl and tho insignicant part hhoy play in the shaping of ovonlo. Tho Qiiui oi (mocoin oluor of the German oinporor. who in bohind tho oulton. it in ollogod. and tho pick at whooo oioon havo boon ghting in tho Turhioh may for tho subjugation of Greece Ind tho hurniliobion at its ruloro. Prinoo Constantino hn Ind to moot. those (iorrnon oicora in conflict, and run his chunooo of going again in the ulnug tar whichhu occurred ngoin and again. All of which points to nae or two things, II\ n... _-__I ...-..._-s..- :.. Hm nnln. l'l'IuIo.anh,Iiuntgnln:ehIiI.:I| inhhInaIiIuylntn.?'lhuwudpI-u- SutherIand s L UUTUIIQKID IIUIU vvvu In-uv --uuu --- lolttcroxpothlnqu of. tho Prinoou of Wnlot. who ha land to contemplate the awful- _-..__-- -1 __-._ 1- 11...-.. _uL L-.. |.....o|.--as Vlllllllll Ill Uviluvulyuuvv In-v --v--. nvagu of war In Gnooo with her brother _- `L- L1-.. -0 . .I.........-I uni Jana! -mi IVUI nu $cIunAAvu|iv Bouompnrklnu hon undo that the __,;-_.;_._ -__ -1 AL- n.:_---- -1 Ilr-I.. VERY FAVE? OFFICERS. SUNDAY STREET CARS. ':'.%F,,.7.:.;.;-;5..;.. ROYAL RELATIONS. , ,1. I ,_ L--- __._;- -I -v I v`:-u W j at round puupu-ityl UIRHC. We" WOTCH glllg W) SIN}. The \V'elland\'ule Dominion Bicycle has no equal in the market. for the price. $60. L-pot. cash. SLrueimn a hardware. T. 1'. 0`Connor, pianist, has been an- uagod to fumiah music for dancing for the Wednesday evening gatherings at the yacht`. club house. Crockery very cheap. J. Craig it Co. John Glasgow, labs of this city, who was a prominent; member of the Bruncho club. is in Winnipeg. Mun., where he has so- cured a situation, and in doing well. Alrlnrmnn Jnmnn Qtnu.-.-n-t. wnn Lnlrnn iii. There s Cureu C BIIHIBDIUII, llllu II UUIHK WUII. Alderman Jnmes Stewart. was taken ill, in 0 rdenaburg. N. Y.. on Wodnesdnylaety. and as been confined to his bed ever since. He was able to be out this morn- Ill . Lirecrnckars at cost. J. Craig & Co. .\Irs. Henry Smith. occupying the protty rooms allotted to the aorgeantv-at-nrnia, house of commons, is again in Kingston, after some months residence at. the capi- tn` 1. President A Chadwick. of the board of trade, has not yet decided whether or not he will accept the invitation to attend the queen`: diamond jubilee in London. Eng., next month. Kurma tea. J. Craig & Co.. agents. Owing to ill honlth, Mrs. Callfaa was nn~ able to full her engagement. to aim: Tucs- dny evening in Pembroke. She` obtained the services ol Miss Rosa McU.~n~tne_v in liar place, which proved porlectly satisfactory. Prinmann ntrnnl was hnnt. olnar of lnnfarn. .....~........._ I The Cmmdian military rie loague| opened the season of I897 on Saturday afternoon. when the r.-H. untches were fired in the head quarters of the different. militia corps belonging to the lbnuue. Tim Llth hw1M.nHnn tmvn r-ad rwnr Hm out. or "r,r:nmng. Following are the names of the members of the Nth team with the score made by ouch: I'M-3. Swain. 87; Ho. Hilton. 87: Capt. Cunningham, 86; Capt. White, NI; Pu-. Milhgnn. S1; Poe. Drummond. Sn; Coptorn. T4; Sorgt. Kimmerly, `H; l'oe. .-\. Horn, lit}; H. H. Horn, 66. T0381, 75". 'l`Iu\ HA Isa! In:-v tnnnn nnnhnrl RJIK nnintn plloa, WHICH pl'U\'U\.I `lrlllllrly Ei|lI|E|IUDllf_y. Princess street was kept clear of loafers yesterday. The young x mm with a tin vi feeling who have hitherto rested in peace against some of the stores fronting on the main street wen yesterday kept on the move bv the police, who pmtroled the thoroughfare incessantly. Afmr nhnnf fnnr rnnrn nf Immnmrinrv" Lnorougnmro lllCU`8I'llaly. After about four years of l1.1mmoring" at the board of worlxa to mnlxo the neces- aarv mpairn, that body at. last. took action ' and xed up the two crossings M. the junction of Clergy and William ntroote. putting down asphalt. The sidewalk runnin along the north side of William atreot. tween Clergy and Barrio streets, was also repaired. Scorn-u Mule Dy Lomcl 'l`('umn on Saturday A 00..-nnnn IHVHLII Corps Dlollglrlg LU LHU IUIIKUU. The Nth battalion beam red over the Barrieeld rnngea, but the aggregate score was not high. This is accounted for by the fact. that the members of the team had had no preliminary practice, since la~'t fall, and were, consequently, very much out. of training." Ia`nI|nnvimv urn Hm nsunnn nf Hm mnmhnrn loui, arm. The A battery beam scored 646 points. ` The smallness of the scam is nttribumblo l to the men`: vmnt. of pmct.ic:wit.h tho Loe- Enold carbinos. with which the match was shot. Following am the names cf the team members and the some made by each: leut.-(7ol. l)rury. 77: Hr. Cooke. 76; Capt-. Ogilvie, TL ; Corp. Benson. TI: Sailzeant.-instructor I... '!n. ax II \:.....A .._;II 11:. 1)- "World ECU! lnluu U UHUIIZ IlIC|l|4.`\'Ul. I'll-ll . l Se want.-instructor Long, 70; Q M. Sergt. (will. (55: Hr. Kelly, 64; Burgh. Bmnmh. 534; hrl .l)avie, 57; Serum.-trumpptor Mcliinnon, 36. The Royal military college team scored A total ol 630, ring with Ibo Let~Mel.mrd ne. Following ' no the names of the cadet; who composed the noun: Co. Sorgh- Mnjor Tobin. Scrub. Humor. Sorgt. Doni- aon. Corp. Skinner. Cor P:y1.ant.. cadets Pours. Rathbun, E. I). Ennis and W. A. Dglpluni.-. FUWIU. [SI Baldwin. nuocueu. M. Kirkpatrick has purchased the Rear: cottage on Sibley : farm and will rebuild and remodel lb. Fresh mushrooms. J. Craig & Co. The yacht. Norma. the property of com- modore F. Strange, in being repaired. `New planking in being added. Tim tulimbeda at the nraneml hoaoital now planning in oemg uuueu. The tulip-beds at the general hospital are in` full bloom, and form a beautiful night. well worth going to see. Thn \V'nlland.\'ula Dnminion Bicvclo has Invinulnvu III was: In-r-. The "l.il tle Major" who has been ex hihibiug himaolyf nround this city for I I week past. has shook the dustof tho Lime- stone city from otf his feet. And hna handed towards his home in Toronto. He put up" at the Bricieh-Amcricnn hotel. And on Saturday night after concluding nu on- gagomont. with Sun & Sutclio. be up chodmn ngorCl-no nndukodto he mi;-ivon`hiaI Rota] hill, at he was without. funds. The charge was scored o tho` hooks. ' On Sunday morning "l..it.I.|o Major! mind om on foot to wall to Tomnto. Ho wu not out beyond Csurm qui about noon. and in nnawor to an on- quiry quid thnt as ho cum down how To ronko in shout ve hours. he oxpoctod to I hoahlotownlk hack ineornortwolvo, Ho unid howunothirlysnnudhon. no he did not nooivo tho money ho cu-nod and wuohligndtovnlhhollnn he did no! but tho of n nilwny tichd. Mr. Snrnol hrrtsntclilfu. lnyl the Ir: nail hm]. Ilninr All than Ind Anna! on Mollirell, rallulug on rrulcu nu wnur uoruuu. A new plank crossing in being luidacrou Ontario street, at the foot of Market street. I)....... ......l IIQBII nnnnn nnIv||\:I\At` urns-In I00. per Dox. -1. bring xx. uu. Last. evening Mrs. P. and Miss B. Mit- chell lefb for Cleveland, Ohio, to visit. Dr. Mitchell. 1: Iz:..I-....a..:..I. I..- .`......|.-...A oh. D... Starr, 0! Scan 8 Sntclilb. `Inn pnid ' lojorcllthoyhd quad to nnv bin. in dolhn. Thin was nor: tlnn F|IIl.4IIID-l]ll'I|IIlII l|IIl W [:0 dIddhm Thinvunonthan an topnyhiahrphack to'l`oron|o. --jr._:-T..- uvluuuluv -nu wvl nun vuvuo Toronto ban, by the will of the majority. ; gomnppnrontly. what may not be just what ' i'. wanna. The Sundsy can may not. load to the results gone:-all y experienced. but if they do the city that bu prided itself upon in: cfiec Sunday will rogrdh of S:m1rdny a action in sackcloth And aabu. Mo J. GLEESON. Brock st.` Non to Wynn`: Dnu Stan Purses and card cases combined. vory newest. goods, from 35. each. R. Uglow R; n. Wins: the Buy Boporton Onnght on the Flv. BeocI\nm a Pillmnooqunl for oonncipntion. Mien Edith Mnlone is visiting friends in Montreal, reaidiug on Prince Arthur utroot. A nnw nlmilr nrnninu in baimv lnidnnmu Be;Aut.lfulb pnnaioa to-morrow alcernoon 15. per box. J. Craig & Co. Lnnr. nvanimr Mrs. P. and B. Mit- ` . Oolyone that the wine oen;|IIIll||0'- "The clergy may. r u.. .y -vi. eel! oeteldeol thee ol the x_-ellwey eompeny-- end it : e hnelneel whore enooeee on only he built upon the wreck: ol humor: livee. in some ouel. have been unduly exeroleed over the Snndey meet on qneetlon. but they represent 'e cenee which cannot be eided by an continental Sehheth. The lees renor- vetion, oelnn, reet. there is the lone religion in the Inueel. end the leee opportunity to enjoy it by the more devoted onen. All honor to the clergy in their defence of in- tereete with which they are allied by ell honorehle and worthy ties. IlI-..-..a-A L..- L- el.- ...:II at 5|... roan In-{en -.q`,,-. . l Imnopopuu. Cnig&Oo. M:LnrAa{fr}TkL'L 1\ous. WH|G'S WIND WAFTS. To Walk III:-I only Ill `II-| rg, Kniusmx. May 17,--(To the Editor) : We are ailwell aware that our city has often been termed a slow one-horse tcwnl and whilel ieel disposed to resent the im- putation I must candidly. not reluctantly. confess that there is too much room for the charge. This is owing mainly to the jealousy and coveteusness of many of our own leading men of buslneesrand it will never amount to anything else so long as they continue to exercise their sellish pro- pensities in the manner they have since the proposal of the Mooers company to accept the $25,000 and build the elevator has been before the citinens. The olfer of the council to give that amount has been a well-known fact of nearly two years stand- ing; and it was so posed by the people enerally that the K1. T. company would the most likely concern to take hold cl it; but they would not touch the project because the bonus was not double what it was; and, I am credibly inlormed, the out- side manager of that company here said they would get it too. Butgnc sooner does another Ringstonian come forward and oil'er to accept the sum agreed upon and to do the work required than the Richardson I-li09-uboliod up by the aforesaid manager, wt updn strenuous and bitter opposition to the ooers company to prevent them from being entrusted with the undertaking. Simply because they, having allowed the oifer to slip out of their hands, and lost the chance which other people accepted, are now like dogs in the manger. annoyed with themselves and everybody else be- cause of their own folly and shortsighted ness, and are determined, if their obstruc- tion can accomplish it. to kill the under- talring altogether. as they have lost it they are bound tnnt no one else hall have it. And these are the men who have. directly and indirectly, fared well at the city's hands, in exemptions from taxation on the knitting mill, the cotton mill, the oilcloth factory, wharf and other roperty ; some of them having turned out ailurcs and others notthc boons we wereled tocxpectthem to be. And now. just when someone else with more enterprise than themselves steps in and ollaavs to go on with an enterprise thatwillprorca real benefit to us at loss aid than they were holding oil for and willing to take, they are doing their best to upwt. Consistent and creditable conduct is it not Y Worse than all we nd about half oi our alder- men ranged on their side. Some through personal friendship for the obstructionists, and others through narrow, political purti` zanship as a reading of the list and debates in council clearly shows. is the welfare of our city to be destroyed by such aldermen as these on such small and paltry excuses as are set up? I ask the citizens to keep a sharp eye on these members and give thorn to understand that when next they appear for re-election that there is no further use for lhenrand relegate them to stay at home,nnd return men to iill their places who'will more worthily represent tin Arc such tactics as those exhibited in other places 1' Look at Toronto, for example. in ta...-nnzl I-I.-sntnmn Iwmnunn nf Min places I hook Ill: loronbo, xur eusuipiu. t `is termed lngtown because of the ellorts all classes of its citizens put forth to secure every possible enterprise that looms up. ls that course net creditable to them? Should the same spirit not provnil here ! If it did we would occupy a more creditable position than we do. Instead ol one set nf mu-mna Al.l`l\'ln|!. throuuh ienlousv. Camovsky Company, onwuo STREET. um-e Institution aneuiu nu meuu u mrcuux. Of one thing these ahorteighted people may reat assured. that if they succeed in defeating this undertaking they will never get the opportunity of going on with it. ml, rst of all, they would not take the amount ollbrod because it was not twice as much. and are now sorry for having de- clined: and secondly. would not tulle it now had the mower: or some one elee not accepted it. That being the case. and be- cause of their obetruction. they will never get the chalice to build it either. There in no thanketo them in doeiring to get i hold olit now. Theynre not entitled to any comideration whatever. and Ihould ` get none. for having acted in the narrow manner they have. Had anoble, gener- ve apirit been ehown. as one and there shoal: have been. thework would. have been under way by this time. A plausible objection to the ondonement ol i the plan it became the names of the pro posed stockholders and their etanding have not been prenonted to the council. What force ahould thin contention bavo in lane oi aL. Ogge aL-L LL- \l-..... ..I|`... La -...A 5L- position Llmn we (10. Lnabeuu or win not of persons striving. through jonlousy, covetoueness and hatred towards another set. to prevent. an enterprise worth having. from being established here because they do not lune xi controlling interest inlc. there should be unity among all to help the thing along. free from begrudging feel- ings. But. unfortunately the re verso is the role here. in this very case I understand that one of the leading obstructionists, a grain man, made the bout a day or two ago, that on- lose he (or we, as he I!) said to have put it) got the controlling interest in this olovntor ruhcme, the Mooers company would never be permitted to build nnd operate it, mid if they did szot it he would see that they got no grain to handle. us he controlled. or would control. all the groin coming into this port I Isn`t that n creditable and bmiiitifdl spirit to entertain? Great mun, is'nt ho`! \'er_v big indeed ! All tlie grain 3 That is more vast than his estimate of his lownimportnnce, which I! no doubt also I very large! Anntlmrnnnninmn nf humnlimisnms on very Iurgu 2 Anotherapecinion of bumptiousnoss on the sumo lines is that which appeared in your issue of the 13th inst... to the nllact that "the gcnt.lv:innn intoreeted in the second olomtor eohoine had niithorized tho Wm-. to state that. all 0pp0sil~ion to the original project. would cease from the moment. that the Moonrrf syndicate showed they had n bonn tide llil; to the extent. of $100,001) from persons whose linancial winding was an assurance of eiiiccriby and ability." .\nd that. in that event. there will be no further etrumzlo for the right to the bonus. Grout. oondoeooneion I In- ebend of this being a consistent policy. as you inLinn\t.od. it. is generally lookoil upon .u n ninnn nl` vim rvm.-rmst. m1mninnt,inn. `yull llI|.vIllH\UU\I. Il- I5 )`U|IU|II||J I\lVIlUll uyull an It piece of the greatest prmmnption. W hat righthuvo these gmiLlninoIi" to come forward now and dictate the terms they are striving to ostnbliih on the vnuncil. lwith tho \'l0W of tlnvurting the project. when they thomsul\'o_~ fnilod to accept or refused to take the ollur which tho Mooera syndicate did accept, and which they might have had from the lirst without op- position or interrupting un_v kind lmd they taken hold when they had the opportunity 2 The idea is absurd. Has it come to this that this city is to be dictated to and swayed in the interests of two or three rms? Are our alderman elected to repro- tent these low selsh men or the citizens no a whole? lfso, we might better have no council at all than thin. that represen- tative institution should he made I farceof. nr ...... .L:..... .3... ..|.....o.:..l.t..-I ....-tnl- IDTX IXIIU "H. (KDIIIGHIIOII DIV I [IQ OI nhctthnthohgooamoar to ancttho alavuor on A ouiubla apot, and pay for tho work hafora aaoappng a amgla canto! thabouaa. Amman gang to npand 8803!) or Cl(I).000 for an cake at 'nin $.00!) of a bonus, and than c the thing Ila idla ? It in ridicubnl to think of nnnlln 4 Nn mango who n man Hill!` III III I II II HCICIEIII IO UIIIIII OI Iucluhltdoo. Nomuunvho the non "III: Play" Dluuuu the lone and Inn`: `lint Th; ole: of Ioopn Ihonlll in Lead Upon by the (`o|InbIl- l`l|o Poul- op or Allin, II- ..._.... , 1- (III- AI... E.I.'A.._\ . ma N1-zw mmvnon. Tuionua AND THE costume- nomsrs consuoenzo. Take: Up Cudgela For Him. Ki.\'us'roN. May l7.-(To the Editor): Althou h a stranger to you, may 1 be allow to saye few words, apropos of some otlensive remarks mode in the Sutur- day Wnm by a correspondent, referring to a gentleman who madea speech at the conservative meeting in Fraser hall on Thursduy, and who this correspondent avers sent an obscene message through the telephone ?" lt is quite plaln who this ntluman is, us his name was published th III the News and Wnu: on Friday and part of his speech quoted both then and in the paragraph to which I now allude, and he is further pnrticularized by the mention of his departure for Scotland and his hav- ing recently graduated from "Queen s. Now I. am not, nor lmvo I ever been. neither could lever be.u lriond of this gentleman, hut l dislike to see ii man shot in the back when hols unuble to defend himself. This gentleman may or may not have said and done all he is accused of: my belief. based on long observation of part`: politics in, that my usual in such cases. is sins (if such they be) are largely magnied; but whatever may be the truth it is undoubtedly cowardly. unfair, un- mnnly to bring nocusatione of n slanderous nature against a mun who, being at this time on the Atlantic, is quite unable to talce up cudgela on his own behalf. \\ m-n tlm mantlmnan in tho citv he HANL bnlte cuugela on ma own uenuu. Were the gentleman in the city I would be eminently capable of defending l himself. but. 1 brush in his absence his mnny friends (among whom may be num bemd some of the best people in Kingston) will take upon themselves to stand up for R man who, whatever his fault: may have been, wus always romly to do a kind not for friend or foe. 1 can testify that. he has done many n good Lur to persons from whom ho lnm rocedve nothing but. rnnk abuse and treachery. la nhe Wnns cones- ponclent. one of t.hes?-L.C.G. '-`Von-an-unne thinns am teen in news- pOn(l6ll0 UHU Ul IJIIUEU - `L4.\/.\l. ',`Voryatrnnge things paper coneupondonce. The above letter is anonymous and it. is against newspaper rule to publish it. No person who treats of cowardice and unfairness should be guilty of writing an anonymous letter. But. thin is not "L. U. 1:`.-." only luck of judgment. The corrospomlent forget-a mlmt. the insulting Ineasaue was sent. through A toleplmne, the sender being many blocks away und well knowing he was sailing for I-`,.mmn immmlinlnlv. \\'lmm was the unu wen Kllowlng no was muuug |\>| `Europe immediately. Whose was cowardice and uninnnline.-s`. There is no exaggeration in this case. The language use win: all that line been charged. Since the above was written a leading member of the Mncdonahl club line made the assurance that Dr. Ilnnniater did not send the ollem-ire message but that one of his personal friends cunleeeea to having (lone no nml giving the impreaaion that the doctor was speaking. The \\'u|u nlwuys desires to be fair and regreta exceedingly if it. has been led to an injustice in its re- sentment. at. :1 studied insult. nnd improper use of Lhe telephone We fully believe the assurance of the doctor's innocence of the ollence. _ _'*V H 1 For your signs, banners and tleoomtions I for the `llbhcnll on John F. Martin M. his new paint. shop, noxt door to electric our sheds, King street east. ..-_.__.:___......_......j....- Here in one uitimn who testifies (.0 the good result of I30.-\n`s Kidney Pills. S~\_\'s W. W. Simp-Iunz "My wife has suf- ferod aovcruly for over a your with pain in the back . hot llznhoa. ti iui noss, sleeploaaneea, loss of apputito. olc.. all of which, I believe. worn due to kidney troublo. u(\s|..... .......l..:..... nhn trim! fnihul Pn hnvn due to Iuunoy lrouuxo. "Other medicine alto tried failed to have a good ooct. until uhu got Donn`: Kidne Pills. After using thorn mr only one month she was completely curoxl. Needless to my I mcommoml them to All who may be aimihrly nlicbed." HERE IN ANIITHIIR. "PIKE IN \NUTl||.K. J. A. Toneou. the popular profostor in the Bellovnlle Businoee College, says: I have axslferud very greatly for some time with kidney troubles. The use of Donn`; Kidney l'nlla lma completely cured mo and lhndilv mcommend mom." a..u `L... ..H ,a.........'.o.. .. '.:s.. v\nr In nr | ITOHUIIE7 YOCOIHHIOIICI DHCIII. I Sold by nll druggiols at 50c. per box or six boxes for $150. -- ----- I Norway Pine Syrup cums coughs and colds. Price `. .3c. and 50. per home. A _.__, A erectea. on Wnlou I Iurlner anu uiuon lar ramount wes to be given later on. an the nature of which buildings us also unknown. We were to no it blind. end were assured all would turn out right`. But on closer investigation it proved to bean empty bubble and all wrong. Now these same members lnsiston having the nsmeeand standing of these elevator memalthough the the two enterpriaee are entirely diil'eI'ent in character. and not on parallel lines in any way whatever--the one. the elevator. bein an assured thin before any money is to paid over. whi o the other was an empt and bogus scheme, which would have an a ruinous undertaking and a dead horse on on; hands, on which we would have been unable to realize; and yet these very members were then ready to squander our money blindly towards that, and tire now raising plcnyune objec- tions to this elevator scheme, an assured fact which will prove benecial to us all. working men in particular, in order to kill itnnd to satisfy the whims of interested and dise ipointed aspirants. Watch the actions 0 these men to night. The Rich- erdsons know that their proposition can- not nnw_be accepted. as it has not receiv- edthe necessary ratication by the legis- lature at Toranto in regard to exemption from tnxntion.~-FAin l l.A\ . BACON.