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All diseases of the skin are more or less directly caused by s bad state of the blood, which produces arid humors and corrupts oan expect td have a clear, the bleod is in disordered con- |. (Ope the stomach, Jiver and bowels, | Some Men Cat Up Sit Tian during the night because their bladde is so inflamed that it will "more than a talilespooniiil of urine Some old men, especially, twenty five times a day, Ten io od] Buju : ney Pi he first few pills gave relief. Acid tralized---the delieate ing the bladder, is soothed YS are streypthened and en say that Bu.Ju ed night's slee; imited, Windsop, Out. 6; Daily Whig. Sustaining The Empire, The success of the government party in the German elections means more than is apparent in the face of it. The issue was the vote of the army and navy and colonization, a heavy item and with no prospect of diminu- tion in the expansive policy of the empire. It was the socialistic element which opposed the cstimates and de- feated them, and the emperor, assured, seemingly, that the people would sus- tain him, dissolved the reichstag. The campaigh has been an exciting one, and it has, resulted in the sore de- feat of the socialists, who have heen so weakened as to have lost all pow- er in the assombly. The government will not, however, have all its own way. The liberals, who are not ex- tremists, though critical, will be a brake upon the 'ministerial party and will see that success does not spoil if. tt would have been a great humiliation to the emperor to suffer a rebuke at tho hands of the oléctors. These have acted with great consideration, under the, circumstances, and the govern- went will probably appreciate it by following a moderate and wise course, in the reichstag. Machine In Honest Hands. Mr. Ames, of Montreal, has been to Toronto, and there explained "the political machine in honest hands," This mahine is composed of s@eral parts. There are the clubs for social and edacational Purposes. Next the classification of voters, so exaotly that every ono wil] be knowa to the ward manager, even to the personal d>seription of him which should be found in {he secretary's card cabinet. Lastly there are' {he 'Protective mea- sures which the speaker advocated, and which he held made for a clean and, incorruptible record, cannot read Mr, Ames' story t concluding that the machine perfect organization--was | the and demand of Tammany Hall many g year. + It was so manned the supervisor of a district, or "team man," as Mr. Ames calls him, was supposed to know every dlec- tor, and know how to deal with him, as a friendly or a hostile force. It took large money to run a machine of this kind, and in time, whatever the original intentions, Tammany's creation became the synonym for all that was corrupt and. coercive in + olitical power. : The machine is definded by Mr. Ames 48 long as jit is in honest hands, So long as i ator, ds a we Ames, and ve can launch out his h for campaign service, it may be a great institution, The poor man, or the man of moderate means, however, is in' the hands of his friends or h's party, and history supplies some idea of how the machine may Jou get. owner or oper- Truly A Backward Movement. The county council of 1907 has not begun the year suspiciously. It. has "epealed the legislation of 1906, so 'ar as free roads are concerned, and ope of the thombers is credited with saying that the tolls should not have been removed from the York and Sydenham toads. * Figg why he did not say, and it Js really a pity that be did not relieve his inind of all that was upon it. The York: road is the main thoroughfare between Kingston and Napaneo and originally was the high- way which government built or im. proved for the trade and travel (hen {carried on by stages. It was sold to the county, or that part of it lying within the 'county limits, and tolled though not paid for asset which whee one blush as' he days, however, compensate for the worry of trans- fers. be konsidered as eligible when they have qualified. The act should be further amended so as to pu nations in cities and towns in the evening, for the benefit of business and working men. SPIRIT OF THE PRESS Hamilton Spectator. full glare of the li time, in the ure, he had the distinguished honor of he- ng assistant introducer of Mr. Stud- holme, of Fast Hamilton. Ottawa Free Press. Anni bogies to that the liberal members of the legis- lature have chosen the second' anni- versary of the conservative victory at Poterboro Examiner. municipalities defeated repeal, one gar- ried repeal, forty-one carried the het by a vote of three-fifths or over, while ment. The outcome will undoubtedly be a renewed .demand for the removal 'vf a handicap which man: consider is both unnecessary and unfair. man, like Mr. | Toronto Telegram. z world-wide family of British nations that does not fawn upon the United States, > pecially those of the United King- dom, seem 'to look upon the U.S.A. as a rich uncle who may die and leave his money to somebody else un- less everybody cringes in his pres- ence. * Canada knows States is not going to die, and Can- ada is not seeking to qualify as an heir to the favor of the great repub- lie. Toronto News. ery-over-- the di lespie, of Picton, 'would be warranted. He is in hi 3 (appointed to office by Hon, Edward Blake, in 1872, and, therefore, had man, but 'in other days, and, indeed, extract from angient history amd on, Jot lords as the object of correction, M---- wague will, this even- uncil to at once con- sider the yuestion of license redbction, It must be settled before the 1st of March. ------ » The Whitney government will not wobble on the teachers' salary ques- tion.- But watch the result of the deputations that are now pouring into Toronto on the subject, -- Only a fourth of the electors of St. Antoine division of Montreal voted in the recent bye-clection. Cause--both candidates in the field were pledged to support the Gouin government. -------- Rapid City, Man., promises to elect a member of the legislature favour. able to the government, if the Cana- dian Northern Company will divert its line so as to pass through the town. Talk about a corrupt deal. What is this ? The Montreal Gazette thinks the new leader of the opposition will not have ground for much criticism. No ? Well, a good many things the Whitney gov- ernment has ' done have not been heard of by the Gazette. The Allens (steamship company) do not regard the Atlantic scheme Possi- ble because of the number of trans. fers it involves, There is something in that. The saving of a couple of should more than ers, -- The Municipal act will be amended so that all candidates for office, in the township, town or city, shall only t all nom- Our Member' In Review. Brer Pense, of ¥ ton, was in the ight, for" & brief yY, when versaries of pust defeats are no as witness the fact the polls, as the date upon which they le to "'whack" Whit- Result Of The Appeal. The complete returns of the recent local option contests show that sevens) forty-six gave majorities for but failed to come up to the three-fifths require No Back Down Here. Canada is the only member of the All the other British nations, es. that the "United No Regard For Age. It is doubtful if any particular out dismissal of Sheriff ~ Gil- s. cightyfourth year, was the office 'of sheriff for neafly thirty-five = years. is a fine old culiar at presenti; but give her a chance, A few years more of develop- ment such as she is now experiencing will probably change the whole aspect of things. Canada is doing very well at présent. Directly or indirectly she is hearing a good deal of the respon- three years the crisis will be in England, d _ with the house VARY 28. sibilities of empire, . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. W. J. Gates Tells Building of the Breakwater. Kingston, Jan. 28.--(To the Edit- or): I wish td say in regard to 'the King street breakwater construction; that it was built under the late it Engineer Bolger, and was consi a po piece of timber work, The stone filling may have been im- properly put 'in, but most of th. stone used in the filling came off the shoals in the harbor, and was taken up on secows, which had to be un- loaded, as quickly as possible, so that there was very little time to place them in the cribs. As to stones put in from the prison, 1 have noth- ing to say. But neither loose stones nor timber work could stand the shove of ice that took place on Sun- day, the 20th inst. As proof of this statement People might take a walk out to Rockwood and to the penitentiary wharves. Both of these wharves were built very strong, yet they were shoved to Pieces like a pile of cordwood, the ice going right through them. 1 do not think at a concrete front would have stood the strain. In writing to the press, I wish to give the people u better opinion of the promoters and builders of the breakwaten, These were Chairman Fenwick, a gentleman now deceased, who took great interest in the work; with George Holder as foreman, for the part from the Grove dock to in front of T. MecAuley's. . Then the other half was built by myself with ex. Ald. John McLeod as chairman. The work was all done to the satisfaction ofi the late engineer. It was started in1800 and was finished in 1892 op 1503. Such an 'ice shove as did the damage has fore in the history there may never he wihter. I hope Mr. Beckwith will be able to construct a piece of work that would stand such a body of ice when mov- Ing with a gale of wind such as blew on the 20th.--Very truly yours, W. J. GATES. the one that never occurred be- of the oity and another in mid- -- BLOOD EXAMINATION, The Latest Methods Are Being Introduced at Queen's. Dr. William Gibson returned, on Sga- turday, from Baltimore, where, during the past month, he has been studying at Johns Hopkins hospital. His at. tention was given specially to the most recent methods of blood examin- ation and treatment, and these will be at once. introduced in the medical laboratories of Queen's University and the city hospitals. Some of these methods are quite new, but very re- matkahle arsulls have already been secured, and t yy undoubtetly fopre- sent important Progress in medical science, It is only within the past three months that opsonic work has been done in Johas Hopkins hospital, and it is just now being taken up in the mervand laboratories, so that Queen's medical faculty may be congratulated on--keeping well uptodate' with all that is going on in medical research and on giving their students the ad- vantage of it, Dr. W. T. Connell and Dr. Gibson will have all the necessary equipment for the work within a fow days. It is expected that the method will be ap- plicable ultimately to all diseases de- pending on 'miero-organisms. The re- sults are already perfectly definite for some of them and for certain forms of tuberculosis are most promising. -------- The only store you can buy high: class candy in, Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. McConkey's and Huyler's sold there, To-morrow evening, the Boaud of Trade members will spend a couple of hours in informal discussion. The needs of Kingston will she brough't out. The company playing "The War Correspondent," at the Grand, to- night, arrived in the city yesterday from Montreal. John D. Rockefeller's new wig is held up in the customs office at New York for appraisement. It Will Cure Cold Cough. . and "positively cures Grippe It preven La Youget genuine Se¢cranton as he handles nothing else About the , te be i foi, lly obtain- | able, but you find it in Chase & Sanborn's Coffee. . 4 : Perfection is n ALL GROCERS ° $00000000000006000000¢ »> BIBBY'*S <« "« . $12.50 or $15. ¥ January Snaps Don't miss seeing our elegant range of P10 Suits There are no Suits in town that can touch them under Come See These Suits }'Men's Sweaters , Red and Navy, regular $1 and $1.25 goods Puffs, Bows, and Four-in-Hands,; regular 25¢. and 35¢. lines $ Now 15c, 2 for 25¢ Regular $1.25 and $1.50 lines i Now 69c¢ About 5 dozen Men's Wo ol Sweaters, Plain Colors, White, Now 69c¢ Keep Warm and Dry "A CONTINUATION OF OUR SKIRT OFFER Our offer for the week beginning January 21st has much appreciated and talken advantage of by so many, have decided to continue it for the week be, and so give another opportunity to those real bargain, and who may not have had a £0 see about it. been so that we ginning January 28th, who desire to secure a chance to get around A strictly tailored made for $1, by a man tailor, from material purchased from. us. Patterns to be seen at store. Cash Coupons CRUMLEY BROS. # AAA Aaa wah Your Feet WN Wear Overshoes | Rubbers - Overgaiters | Our Stock is complete in all these lines. § THE SAWYER SHOE STORE STOP, WOMAN That -in address. ing Mrs. Pinkham you are confi your private ills to a woman -- & Yoman whose experience women's diseases covers t many years. 2 vig Pinkham is the daugliter-iutisw of Lydia E. Pinkham and for many years under her direction, and since her decease, the has been advising sick women free of charge, Many women suffer in silence and drift along from bad to worse, kno ing full well that they ought to have i mediate assistance, but a natural modes impels them to. shrink from exposi themselves to the questions and probat examinations of even their fami y phy cian. It is unnecessary. Without mon or price you can consult a woman wh knowledge from actual experience great. Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitatio Women suffering from any form female weakness are invited to prompt communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. All letters are receive opened;read and and answered women only. A woman can freely to of her private illness to a woman ; th has been established the eternal con dence between Mrs. Pinkham and t women of America which has never be broken. Out of the vast volume of e serience which she has to draw fro it is more than possible that she h gained the very knowledge that will he your case, She asks Rothin in Teh except your good-will. and her advi has co ed thousands. Surely a woman, rich or r, is very foolish she does not take advantage of tl generous offer of assistance. If you are ill, don't hesitate to get bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham"s Vegetal Compound at once, and write M Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for special advi: When a medicine has been success in restoring to health so many Wome you cannot well say, without trying "I do not believe it will heip me.' DISTRICT DASHES. Vicinity News Condensed F Whig Readers. At the home of her son-in-law, Jo T. Tennant, near Malloryviown, Friday, Mrs. Matthew Towe, an « resident of the township of Yon passed away. The deceased lady w vighty vears of age. Richard Hale died af the fam residence, in Perth, Wednebday aft noon. deceased. hagd been ill si Christmas with typhoid fever. 1 ceased was a very fine citizen and } early demise removes from Perth o who enjoyed the re spect of all. Action has been entered by John McCaw, against Henry MePhall a Samuel Adams, Brockville, for $2 damages for the loss of a horse, whi died, recently, upon returning from trip to Smith's Falls, where the co stables had been in. scarch of a pr oner. " THE HOTEL PROJECT. It Looks as Though a New Britis Would Go Up. The movement to build a new Bri ishkAmerican Hotel on the corner the present ancient structure is tal ing definite shape. Plans were prepa ol to add three storevs to the con er, but that idea has been practical) abandoned. A numbér of citizens, i cluding those interested in the pr sent British-American, have had meeting, and have figured that $120 000 will be the sum required. The think that sufficient of the amour 'an be raised here 4Q go ahead wit the project, and are taking steps t get out a stock list. Outside capita ists have become interested, and hav intimated to those in control that local parties do not build, they woul like to be given the first chance, Pr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy- when used faithfully will reach chroni and diffieult cases heretofore refarde as incurable by physicians and is th most reliable prescription known t cleat out and completely remove ever Yestige of rheumatic poison from th blood. Sold by all dealers. An order has been issued changing the hours of Toronto telephone girls tom five to eight hours per day DELIGATE GHILDRE) Parents Should Know How t Keep Children Well--Exper Advice By a Kingston Drug gist. Said Geo. W. Mahood, during a re tent interview : "If we could only make all fathers and mothers in Kingston regard what We say, especially if their little . ones ire delicate, how glad they would be Alterward. "They can make their chil dren strong and well. They can Jay a foundation stone in their little lives that will give them joy and happiness in years to come gnd they will be 'ome strong and hearty men and wo. men, if they will only believe what WY say about Vinol and follow our advice," ; Remember Vino! contains aH th fetive curative principles taken direct 3 '¥ from fresh code' livers without Krease or oil, and ite taste is dghi tious, andithat is what giacs it such Power to assist the stomach of the little ones to properly assimilate th food which they eat. Jt is the mean: by which rich, red blood is mad $iroug bone structure isGhwilt; hard Mm flesh tissue is cfthted, and healthy, sound nerves mainbnined. Not 'only for children but Yor adults 90 we recommend Vinol as the great Mt stfength creator and rebuilder o health, without 'reservation, and stanc Propared to. refund all money to thos 0 do not find absolute satisfaction "use, 'Geo, W. Mahood, druggist