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¢ > 3 or 3 : wf 2 THR DAILY wie, _ MONDAY, AUGUST 25. POWLEY'S LIQUIFIED OZONE. .. It makes the tissues healthy - and destroys THE PENKANT OF THE ST. LAWRENCE LEAGUE. Ponies zl At Bmiwerp, 5 to 4-- Gouverneur Beaten by Gan- anoque, 3 to 1--Ponies and Gananoque Will Likely Play Later for Purse or Bet. Ponies' defedt on Saturday at Ant- werp, 5 to 4, and Gananoque's vie tory at Gouverneur, 3 to 1, veally gives Gananoque team the champion- ship of the St. Lawrence International League. Except sonféthing very strange happens, it looks as thoura Ponies would have to be content with seconl place. The whole cau thi was Poni ridictilous loss of last Wed- nexdlay's match to Gananoque: which team had no license whatever to win. When the league concludes it will be found that Wednesday's match really 0 1s base, .982, and his batting average is 375. Duggan, the Canadian vachtsman, who has designed several fast boats, cup, is not a yacht designer by pro- fession, builder. The Winnipeg Shamrocks, senior champions-of Manitoba, were defeated by Souris, intermediate champions. score 3 to \l. St. Paul, Minn, team has challenged for the Northwestern championship. ' Duquette is pitching great ball for Gananogue. The luck seems to be with him too, as was instanced in' last Wednesday's match, when he won his own game by a little hit which scored two runs. : A fault of the Ponies is that they do absolutely no gymnastic exercise to keep themselves in playing form. The players should also be rubbed down occasionally to. take away that tired and weary feeling, and put snap into their plays. Sometimes a little sprint by a fielder will win a match. including defenders of the Seawanhaka but an engineer and bridge L t : i Ny the. LOYAL - CRTIZENS | 3 : v x mer; POINTED OUT BY REV. G. LOTHROP STARR. ----t Cultivation of a Wholesome Pride --DMake City Pure and Free of Vice--Items of Interest From the City Pulpits. 2 In St. George's cathedral, yesterday, Rev. G. Loihrop Starr preached: at both services. In the morning his sub- ject was The glory of = the 2noun- tains," and in thy evening "The glory of the city." In his evening sermon, he referred to the great increase in cities thé world over. For, although, every healthy man loves 'the country with its pure air and inviting sur- roundipgs, the city with its din of traffic, its Smoke and pungent smells has a. peculiar fascination. After all the dity is as much Gods world - as the eountry and its life is the livar accy tion song Ald. "Phe "The Recessional."" De Koven. (words by Kipling)'; "The Lost Chord," Sul. organist of the church, Miss Singleton, played three lorgan selections, and the most pleasing manner. The congrega- delighted FEW LIVE INTERVIEWS. Capt. Steele, who has won his spurs Seuth Africa of my company in the North-West Mounted Police in early da is a born soldier. ed need foremost tenor of the dominion. ! selections were "Hosanna," Gra- "Hear us - 0 Father," Luzzi, Star of Bethlehem; -- Adams; 1; "The Holy City," Adams. The mpaniments for Mr. Tandy in a: was dismissed at 9.15 o'clock, with the evening of sacred Samuel in is now in the was a sergeant John Breden.--Col. and mperial service, He Harkness.--1 come of a long-live and sturdy race, and no one 'be surprised if I dam seen slaying first base for the fat men INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. PARAGRAPHS PICKED UF BY OUR BUSY REPORTERS. The Spice of Every Day Life -- What the People Are Talking About--Nothing Escapes At- tention. Rqys' school pants at Jenkins'. . Souvenirs of Kingston. Taylor, 124 Princess street. Coal hag jumped from $6.50 to §7 a ten in awille. es The thefmounieter indicates that there is still'plenty of room at the top. lol and Lady Minto will visit Belleville on September 4th and 5th: Miss Norma Tandy's mysic classes will re. resumed Monday, September Sth. : Monkey Brand Soap removes all stains, rust, dirt or 'tarnish -- but won't wash clothes. . 26 How to Get Rich. Take a quantity of silica costing one-fourth 'the price of oil; mix it with oil, and seli the compound to the public at the pricé of pure oil ; offer "prizes" with the compound to make it sell. It is such a compound the public get they buy common soaps. In light Soa on Bar--the. public buy a pure and well-made soap. Sun- light Soap reduces expense by | prolonging the life of the articles washed with it, which is much more profitable to the public, than com- mon soaps: with ' prizes." 204 SOUVENIRS £25. and fa Visitors call and see them. No- An Amherst Island farmer said; on Sunday that that was "the first Sun- day since April on which it had 'not rained." Boys" school at Jenkins'. Mrs. Hill, 165 Alired street, has re- moved to 332 Barrie street, next to the - Y.M.C.A., for 'the purpose of keeping boarders. "A black bass weighing nine pounds and two ounces was caught in Six Mile lake, township of Conger. It was twenty-two: inches long. Fresh arrivals this week at Mec Leod's drug store: Ozone, Efierves- cing Phos. soda, Wyeth's Lithia tab- lets, Wyeth's Malt Extract. Jas. B. Mcleod. As an evidence of the sturdy growth of orain this year heads of oats are <hown that are two feet and over in length. They grow in a ditch on Am- herst Island. Pure drugs. H. B. Taylor, successor to KE. C. Mitchell, 124 Princess street. "The kindest-hearted father," says the Portsmouth philosopher, "'would hardly refuse an offer to exchange baby, during teething time, for' a well-bred fox terrier." Boys' school suits, at Jenkins'. The election expenses of W. J. Bis- sell in the recent Grenville election are published in the Prescott papers. Ho- tel bills amounted to $7.50, and print- ing cost $5, a total of $11.50. when 1 am seventy vears' of eee Birthday Party. Violet ~ Sullivan held her birthday party: on Friday -vening at the home of her parénts, Wellington street, and a very enjov- able time was spent. About fifty-two of her young iriends were present, and spent the --¢vening in-games and music, both vocal and instrumental. The little hostess delighted the com- pany by her beautiful playing and singing. Prominent among the guests were Rev. D. Laing and the Misses Laing. Music was furnished in the carly part of the evening by the harp played by Frank Otto. Later in the evening music was furnished on the piano by Miss M. Kane, which render- ed the balance of the evening very en- joyable.. ~The presents were numerous and ¢ostly. Lite Miss Pearl Martin in step "dancing. and Miss Alma Mec- Cullough in the Highland Fling, elicited rounds of applause. Tea was served at hali-past ten o'clock, the dining-room being beautifully decora- ted, violets being in evidence every- where. The bappy gathering broke up at two &'clock, after the singing of "God Save the King" bv the whdle company, and wishing the little hostess. many - happy' returns. resylt of a law which has gatheréd men wd age. to communifies and made them the centres of national life. So that everywhere the progress from barbar- ism. to civilization is marked by the increase of the = cities.® Within the modern city, the speaker said, were many things the good God never in- tended should be there. Customs which alienate men from simples tastes and pire. living; conditions which often make the city the forcing bed of evils But the city is here to stay ancl ats evilsare problems to be solved by christian men and women. The prob- lem was a serious one. The preacher suggested, as an &l the cultivation 'of a wholesome pi in one's native town. He was im- pressed with the pride Londoners had in London, but one had only to spend a day on a 'bus top to realize its serious problems. But he believed Londoners" love for London would sane it. Unseliish desire to improve would lead them to cope more ecar- nestly with its vices and with the de- sive, God would-provide a way of es cape. The problems of London are only those of every city on a lesser scale. Their solution lies in a muni- cipal patriotism based on the teaching of Jesus Christ. To create this our towns must strive for more commun- ity of interest; public unselfishness among all classes, ra wholesome inter- rest in the government and improve- ment of our towns. The municipal re- forms of Joseph Chamberlain had done wonders for England. What he maintained was that no man had a richt to, ofier cheap criticism 'or, be little municipal institutions without doing something to improve them. The speaker showed that no honor was too great for men who enter city councils and with loss of time and loss of money and heaps of abuse, de- vote themselves unseltishly to' the city's welfare. : Wr. Starr then compared Paris with London to show the evils of handing the reins of municipal government in- to hands of professional mhanagers. Auplying it to Canada, he said com- patisons 'were odious, | but oftimes wholesome. 1f Canada is to be preserved from a provincial spirit it must be by profiting by comparisons. Where dis- tances are great between towns and cities as they are with us, there is lost that wholesome spirit -of competition in making the most of them,- an in- clination to let well enough alone. Kingstonians had much to be proud of and mo one could visit distant lands - without realizing he wasy a 'citizen of no mean city," a citv which numbered among its' sons many decided the standing. To-day Ponies and Gananoque again contest at Lake Ontario Park, and is quite likely that] the former will win, pulling down Ga- nanoque's lead. Ponies lost Saturday's match in the first -two innings, Antwerp getting four of their five runs. Barr pitched r the home team, and although Po- ies hit him more freely than Ant- Aerp hit Moriarity, they failed = to make their hits when there were men on bases. It was an unfortunate loss for the Ponies. The Canton-Gananoque match of Fri- day, which the latter team won, has been protested, because Barr pitched for Gananoque, while a member of the Antwerp team. A player in the St. Lawrence league cannot play for two teams at the same time, though he may sever his connection with one, and fin another. The protest can be decided only in one way--in favor of Canton. . L It is likely that Rochester will see a race between two crack schooners for the Fisher cup this fall. Negotiations are pow in progress between the Roy- al Canadian Club, Toronto, and the Rochester Yacht Club. The Fisher cup was won by the Rochester Yacht (lub a sco of vears ago, and has been held by it since. It was successfully defended by the Genesee two years ago acainst the Canadian Beaver. The proposed race will likely be between the Rochester vacht Helene, and Good- erham's Clorita. Miss eleventh suits, $1.95 to $1.50, thing to equal them in Kingston. ~ H. B. TAYLOR, CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, 124 Printess St. 'Phone 59. Successor to E. C, Mitchell. acketee DRUG Store CARPETS | Carpets, Saturday's Yacht Race. The Kingston Yacht club race on Saturday afternoon ~ was finished "in this order : Verona, Cock Robin, Gei- sha, Thelma, Winona. The Harmony did not cover. the course. The finish hetween the Geisha and Thelma (formerly the Norma) was very close, the dif in time® being only a couple of seconds. The wind was pui- iv at first, turning squally, and then becoming light at the finish. Every purchaser of whether for the smallest room or Square 'Under the New Proprietorship - of B. L. EBBELS, carries all Fancy Egg so well-known in New the largest hotel wants his mind 1 . satisfied on three points, namely, .price--quality--style. Now Drinks, York. . Also the finest lines of Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Soaps, Cos- metics, Cerates and Creams. Prescriptions and Family Re- cipes receive utmost attention. Call and be satisfied, King and Market Streets. PR ence It is because we convince our customers as to every ome of these requirements that we confidently PERSONAL MENTION. Saturday's Baseball Scores. Movemexts of The People--What Worcester, 5; They Are Saying And Doing. Eastern league. --At Montreal, 6 s 5). Worcester ve : : es : al, 8 (first game) Norco Ne William Kyle, Montreal, is a visitor : "lin the city. Montreal, 6{ second game). wark, 4; Rochester, 7. At Jersey Cit Q » d Sey | Harry Angrove spent, Saturday and Sunday in Smith's Falls. 8: Buafilo, 1. At Providence, 3; Toron- Miss Dinah Bertram dead to. 6. Brockville, aged twenty-seven years. . expect your patronage. 9. £1.95 to $4.50, R. McFaul Kiogston Carpet Warehouse. at 1S Wanted. We would like to ask, through the columns of your paper, ii .there is any person who has used Green's August Flower for the cure of indigestion, dyspepsia and liver troubles that has not been cured--and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costive- nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleéplessness--in fact, any trouble connected with the stomach or liver ? This medicine has been sold for many years in all civiliz- ed countries, and we wish to corres pond with you and send you one of our books free of cost. If you never tried August Flower, try one bottle first. We have never known of its failing. If so, something more serious is the matter with you.- Ask your oldest druggist.--G. G. Green, Wood- bury, N.J. National league. At Pittsburg, SN: Brooklyn; 9. At Cincinnati; 7: Phit : delphia, 9. At Chicago, 14; Boston, 3. At St. Louis, 3: New York, 4. American league.-- At Philadelphia, 12; Cleveland, 1. At Boston, 1: ° St. Louis, 0. At Washington, 6: Detroit, 2 At Baltimore, 14; Chicago, 8, A. H. Howell has returned to Brock- ville, from a week's holidays in King- ston. : William Marcellis, after spending two vears in Chicago, has returned to the city. William Neill, letter carrier, started vesterday to enjoy his annual three weeks' holidays. Miss Rebecca Hanley, N.}.. the guest of Keenan, Union street. Miss Marion Scobell, Syracuse, is visiting her sister, Mrs. 0. C. Wil- liamson, Dufferin street. - Miss, Fannie AMcLauchlan, York street, Yleft to-day for New Jersey, on av to her fathev Dr. Benj. Holmes has been some days with his sister, Mrs. J. L. Renton, University avenue. Miss Pearl Richardson, Alired street, has arrived home after a visit with friends. in Watertown, N.Y. F. M. Bell, Wellington street, has returned from Bobcaygeon, Ont. where he spent the past four months. W. Bucknell, visiting at his old home on Montreal street, for the past two weeks, returned on Saturday to Ottawa. "~ John Going returned home on Sat- A local merchant who visited Swift * 9 & Co's wharf a Sunday or two ago, ' declares he saw eleven pairs of new : : hoots worn by Kingstonians who had spent 'the day at Thousand Island points. plo) Steamers North King and Caspian leave Kingston, daily (except Mon- day), at 10:17 am., for 1,000 islands, and at 5 p.m., for Rochester, N.Y. commencing 29th Juna. A race is promised = soon between Henry Folger's naphtha launch Via- tor, and the' Zaza, owned by fh rrell, Bayonne, N.J. Each claim a victory and -are confident of winning from the other. preemie MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Baseball On Sunday. ness; National league--At St. Louis, 4: New York, © At Chicago, 2-5; Brook- lyn, "9-5. At Cincinnati, 6-9; Pitts- bury, S-1. Eastern Bulialo, 0. to, 4. Watertown, Mis. Thomas | Scranton 04 A High Class Fuel. ALL SIZES. ® © JAMES SWIFT & 80. is leacue--At Jersey City, 6: At Providene, 1: Toron- At Newark, 4-8; Rochester, 9-5. > Standing Of The Clubs. American league--DPhiladelphia, 556; Boston, 3: Chicago, 543; St. Louis, 540: Cleveland, © 486: Washington, L461: Baltimore, 427: Detroit, 404. National league -- Pittsburg, 711: Brooklyn, 545; Boston, .525; Chicago, 500; Cineinnati, 476; St. Louis, 453; Philadelphia, 404; New York, .356. Fastefn league--Toronto, .660; Buf- falo, .610; Worcester, 511; Providence, S19; Jersey City, Ald: Rochester, A51: Montreal, (405; Newark, 309, spending ) Notes Regarding the Movements of Vessels. . company elevator: Steamer Advance, rain-laden, Detroit to Montreal, lightered. Swiit's wharf: On Sunday, steamers Kingston and North King. This morning, steamer Corsican cleared for Montreal, and steamer Rideau-Queen for Ottawa. Craig's wharf : Steamers Melbourne Uniforms For Canal Officers. On Saturday Rideau Canal Superin- tendent Phillips,' of Ottawa, leit Kingston en route to the capital city. He carried with kim a supply of new caps for the lockmen and lockmaste at the various points where they a located along the route. The new caps are fine blue ones, with a silver band MT. Schoo . Shoes e° Time to Think "About Them. We have the most com plete assortment of the al- most indestructible kind. Prices Low. ~ McDematts % SHOE STORE. The Toronto General Trusts Corporation , Office And Safe Deposit Vaults 99 YONGE STREET, TORONTO mn, $1,C00,00 80,000. Capital, Reserve Fund President : JOIN HOSKIN, QC. LL.D. Vice: Presidents : HON. 8. C. WouD, W. H. BEATTY, Fa.. J We LANGMUIR, Managing Director. A. D. LANGMUIR, Assistant Manager. JAMES DAVEY, Secrotarv. Anthorized to act Executor; . 'Ad- ministfavor, 'Trustee, ver, Commit: tee of Luuativ, Guardian - Liguidater, Assignee, Ete. Deposit safes to rent. All gives and at} reasonable prices. Parcels received for sale custody. Bonds and other valuable Insured against 4 . Solicitors bri wg Estates, Administra- tions, ete, to the Corporation are continued in the professional care of the same. For further information see the Corpora tion' s Guaranteed and .CURE YOURSELF } Ure Big @ for unnatural discharges lnilamme tioas, irntadons or ulcerations of muc 'u3s membranes, Painless, and ut as . Crema Go geut Or poison ius. Sold by Druggists, or sent in lain Wrapper bY oaprees Prova fo 1.40, or 3 bottles, a adler alas wan po RUBBISH St. Lawrence League. Lost. Go hU 9 13 Ad P.C. Gananogue 6 Ponies. Sains. aa Gouverneur... Canton Antwerp Cullings And Comments. The Ontario Rugby Football Union will hold their annual meeting next week, & : Toronto lacrosse team defeated the champion Shamrocks in Montreal on Saturday, 4 to ®n account of wet grounds, the City league match, scheduled for Saturday afternoon, did not take place. Dorgan, the clever shortstop of the Antwerp tenn, has joinet-Pores-and will play for the remainder Gf the sea son. The Doherty brothers, of England, are expected to compete in the inter- national tennis tournament at Nia- gara. : August is one of the unlucky months in which to get married. There are eleven others." (Amrose, solilo- quizing). Pitcher wonder of played in League. & The champion team. of the National league play an exhibition match in Toronto on Sep- tember 23rd. At Antwerp, "Dinny" Burke had ride in an automobile with a Dutch maiden who presented him with some bricht colored ribbon. . Raub, the Montreal catcher and vfi- lity man, is one of the players sought by Pittsburg. He is a hitter and a run getter and maker. There werd 25.000 neople atthe Na- match between the lat- erratic vnce Rube Waddell, the the baseball world, Chatham in the Canadian a tional league baseball Pittsburg and Cincinnati at ter place on Sunday. Toronto « took: threa of the matches with Providence. Sullivan the only Providence pitcher who the Hoctown team from winning. | Secretary Wheeler has notified Gan- anoque 'that the match. which, Ant werp claimed by default, will not count against them, but will be play- ed later. : A mile track, almost an exact dupli- cate of the famons - Washington Perk race course in Chicago, will be built near Kansas City this 'winter. It will cost S250,000, A 3When a fellow's nowadavs, he can't it's to show her affecflon or to out 'what he's been drinking." Mariaritv's fablesf. > It is almost cert t a match between Ponies and Gananoque, for a pur eet Railwav company, lenge will take. place four was kept him sure whether find (Trem wife kisses Te anockway win exactly: rate vou | into white together am ping a cand to the iingston Rag and Metal . Co., 30 Princess street. This firm pays highest cash prices for all the stuff you don't want and have no use | for, ° Well ne cab turn 1 Jecting it a iro Tw { ean 1a s Jorpy:s "Whe ex want th it ty Garanockwavs n st bet a new hat on 'that? the famous second baseman, refused an offer of 820,000 to ple with New York for two vears: He ha the finest record ever made at second t ajoie, Pittsburg baseball urday after a trip to England. witnessed and events. . J. W. Forbes, of Weston, has ac- cepted the position of mathematical drockville. Miss Maggie McMillan leit on day for Cbhcago. She Donald McMillan, to their home. Miss Addie street, returned after a pleasant spent with friends in Sun- B. home Appleton. Brockville. guests of relatives here for a few weeks, left on Saturday for T on route to their. home in the Miss Lockett entertained wests Point, in honor of her sister Wilirid Shore, her parents there. Mrs. and Miss city on Saturday aiter spending week at the Columbian hotel, cand 'Island Park, - Mrs. will leave, for Brooklyn on Friday. Howawmgl | Folger, - B.-A. L.L.B., Queen's and Columbia, and PFNash, M.D., Queen's, represented local university at the annual dinner of the college men among stag nicht. F. I. Phillips, formerly in the hard- ware business here, is now travelling arti- He ertown, N.Y., manufacturers of cles' of plumbing, heating. spent afew days recently in ston, Samuel Wilson, of Salmon Arm, B. ¢.. formerly a clerk -in Thomas John's grocery store, is spending te. whose in street, his Miss Glasgow, Brock brother is a partner of west. eantile business, and are meet great success. -------- Special Prices. For Fair week, at McLeod's store. : for 10 cents : Tooth powder (large hottles) 10c. Antiseptie tooth wash, lve. Rott's Malt Extract. lte. Little Liver pills, 10e. See window, Jas.' B. McLeod. Spend Labor Day, ptember Ist, at Watertown. returning. leaves Watertown, 6.40. Only 81 Shirt Sale. Anv colored shirt in the Jenkin : Finest talcum powder Kingston for 10c.- H. 'B. Taylor, ne cessor to E. C. Mitchell, 121 Princes street. ? Boys' school pants at Jenkins'. He the coronation procession master of the Collegiate Tustitute, accompanied wife and daughter York on Saturday two weeks' vacation Mr. and Mrs. D/ Kennedy. Chicaco, ronto, at after- noon tea on Wednesday last at Stella, is Mrs. who has been visiting McRossie and Mrs. Frederick McCammon returned to the { a Thou~ McCammon Philip the the islands at Hemlock Island of Friday for The Hunting-Weeks Ca, of Wat- King: H. a few davs in the city as the guest of the They are engaged in the mer- ing with drug Your choice of the following Violet Taleum powder tin tins), 10c. 2 Qteamer leaves Folger's whari, 5 a.m, of the illustrious names of Canada, a citv- of uncommon beauty upon which nature had been most lavish in her gifts, but do her citizens appreciate her beauties or make the most of her possibilities 2 -- Are we cultivating _en- ouch of that public spirit which is the olory of England ? Are our men of fee means doing the best by her, or is there. a tendency to disregard muni- cipal responsibility, to criticize and vet do nothing ? The speaker®concluded with the re- marks, that no one could build his house, however, honestly or take care of his own little soul, however care- fully and be an honest Christian, if he forgot his 'brother man' oi the com- monwaatthr which had-blessed him he mind of the-Master was net only. that men should attain a future Heaven. but to inake him of Heaven now, and the,.prayer "Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in Hea- (ven, becomes a mockery unless we are living loyally by our native town, ridding it of vice, increasing its vir- tue, making most of its institutions and by precept and example preparing it to be a"tity of the living God, spri sum lar the muc stéej cent redu east men in c whic seve brid ever Among The Churches. 1 ent F. G. Lockett preached in the Stella Methodist church on Sunday evening. Mrs. (Dr.) Webster, Hamilton, Qdanchtér of Rev. A. W, Cooke, presid- el at the organ in St. Luke's church, vesterday, in an efficient manner. it is likely that the general confer ence of the Methodist church will make arrangements fora suitable obser- '| vance of the bi<entehary of the birth of John Wesley next June. iss MéMahoh, of Toronto, who is guest of friends in the city, sanz hé Holy City" at both the morn- ing and evening services in St. Mar cathedral vesterdayv. Her sweet, wel trained voice created a good impres- sion. In the evening No C. O'Connor renaered "0 Salutarius" in splendid voice: ' . Sg Queen street Methodist church 'was completely filled at: last eveningis ser- vice to hear Rechab Tandy, tenor so- loist. principal of the vocal depart ment in the ¥oronto Conservatory of Music. Mr. Tandy is a native of this city, and it was ». that in his r davs he Llossomed forth as a < Afterwaras he studied in Eng: and Euro and is "how one of ord: 'anada's best tenors. : . prot Air. Tandy sang two solos in the |i" regular e. and gave a short vo- men at its close. Although Mr. 1 v's reputation as inger 2 H known on both i tie, he seemed "to surpass last evening. Mr. Tandy's, voice is the pure "'Robusto} ouler, and { with the and confidence hed artist! His piano hassac with delightful smooth: climax notes roel A Volume tone and .dran c om. heard, while throughout his | ing every word is distinctly [ heard, all these qualities giving in- pleasure to the listemer.. Mr. Tandy stands to-day, without doubt, Cl Sper in I and sent tion Pr his in reac he « Al civic Ss re finis o - entire sing a ¢ day out tense bear **Lackntaster," This is have been they greatly fulness of the government. been -apprised that they will also ve tons, and ately uniforming all cials is one that will meet with popu- The Grand Trunk Railway company is spending Hope. New- tracks are being laid, Whithy laid. fences. professions of at thé very time the grimes to which he had confessed. store, his Peygpud a large assortment to choose n pork sand beans. ing the word : - "Lockman" or as the case may be. the first time that the men supplied with caps, and appreciate the thought- They have res blue uniform with silver but- another new cap in the ne. and a regulation straw hat for mer wear. The idea of appropri governnient offi- a approval. G.T.R. Improvements. $1,000,000 in improving perwesn Toronto--and Part and h regrading done. The Scarboro y .erade has been reduced one per . At Rouge River the grade was ced by nineteen fect, and one at feet. All along the road of Searboro there has been a tre- dous amount of work done; both utting away and in filling in, 'h has resulted in getting rid of ral level crossings for overhead oes and general improvement in v way. The roadbed in excel condition. Heavier rails are being Tine is A Pious Fraud. ' hark McKinley, Ayr, Ont. will Wd the next two and a half years Kingston penitentiary for forgery obtaining goods under false pre- Juage "Chisholm, Berlin, in encing the prisoner, condemned his piety and his connec- church and Sunday school he was committing with -------- Fall Iniportation Of 1902. evost, of the New York clathing Prock street, has received all fall importations iqr oraer work tailoring --deparunent. lv-made department is well assort- price and durability For low lefies ition. " . Will' Give Protection. lerman Bell, chairman of the . committee on fire and light, has aed Chief Elmer to give all" the ectibn possible to the fair build- during r week. A couple of and appliances will be station d the grounds all week ? Of For A Jaunt. _vour next picnic bring a supply i's canned meats, and Clark's ------------------ Hat Sale. The ¥ew York made her 'usual Sun- | trip, carrving of Ogdensburg. = » 700 excursionists | His | down and Persia up, on Sunday. This morning the steamer Varuna, with excursionists, Thousand Island Park to Bay ports. : Whitney 3ros., Duluth, have been given the contract" to raise the. wreck of the passenger steamer Bon Voyage, which sank two years ago. The wreck has been bought from: the underwrit- ers by William Nichols, of Duluth, who will rebuild it for service again. The hull lies in twelve feet of water and the machinery is in good eondi- tion. -F. M. Cooper, of Houghton, has secured a contract to dismaitle the wreck of the barge Scotia, .sunk off Fagle Harbor in 18907 eet = "Well-Done; Sirs: The stidentsof Regiopolis- edllege suceessiul at the departmental exami ifations were : Junior Matriculation, Part I.-- Thomas Campbell, James Daly, Geo. Gleeson, James Maguire, Leo Cor is oan, Charles Deane, Walter Gravelle, Richard Pound. Junior ~ Leaving, Doolan. Junior ward Bolger, "William Lawler. Matriculation to School © George Daly. ' Senior Matriculation -- John Walsh. Part I.--Timothy Matriculation, Part .11.--Ed- Dwyer, Charlie i Mining-- C. » Oak Hall. "Bibby's." English Rain R7.50, 89, Sl. «Bibby's. Currie's coats, The HD celebrated £6, © £6.50, & 2ibby Co. ei Boys' school suits; £1.95 to $4.50, at, Jenkins'. LL OR CURE wi aa Killing the nerve doesn't cure the toothache; it merely stops the pain by destroying vitality. 'The pain can also be stopped by decapitation. i . Cathartics do not cure Constipation --they give tem relief; but' fliey wea cu the bowels and really the trouble worse. What DOES Cure is a Gentle Laxative of a Tonic Character IRON-OX TABLETS Are the Best Teaic-Laxative ever put upon the. Market 25 Adult Doses 25 Cents "Phone 135. if cold weather. THE Our Coal ix as Clean as Though It Were Wash . ed and Brushzd. EACH LUMP STANDS BY ITSELF, solid oconl--so mus id fire. After reaches the surface 2 mines, impurities are ch Thereafter it 'is scree it reaches you, and = dirt, slate, ete, really have ro chance, il the dealers are We are very Foot of Queen St.--'Phone 9. A Cosy Bright Fire Is an attraction for every one. The cheery glow and intense heat of our Coal will make itself felt with pleasure 'during the It's just the kind to ocook Let us 6ll your bin with with, too. BOOTH'S COAL. "Phone 133. Foot of West Street. NOTICE | Is hereby given the public thay I purpose making it warm for all persons using my coal next win: ter. Your order is solicited. P. WALSH 55-57 Barrack St. a FOR SALE. SUBSTANTIAL Bl ILDING Street, btwien, Wade's Drug Congress Hotel. In excellent Second Boor leased for a lune term gr to D._ A. Cays, ral ewe ling street. ON KING storz . and condition, Ap: ageut, P's