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seme Daily Wibig. er] = of the font aad A LIFE OF SERVICE. Med Te | public mas may shape his lide. ditionally, that it serves - the Mao loan, His scolds when he failell to be elected the mayor of Toronto, and when the indemnity "Was increased, undertook to drive the party into an acceptance of his candidature, and in the other he essayed to humiliate Mr. Borden. And he is still treacherous to his leader. It is only a fow days since his paper cartooned that gentle mau as playing the obsequious servant of the premier, because it was under- stood that a confidential note or word had passed between them Te specting the next session of the house. Mr. Preston has not played fast and loose with the party and the public, nt Ho has not been. forever on the look- 4 out for a chance to elevate hihself. as a journalist he finds that his busi- he served, GRIEVANCE OF THE JAPS. It is important to note that while Prince Fushimi ane his staff are pass- ing through Camnda, on a most J peace mission, the eyes of the world alert and ambitious they have attached great importance foo education - and the children have . The Toronto World has just woke up to the fact that very general regret hat Sian has been expressed by the press over hen ari the retifement of Mi. Preston from ths of these legislature. Our contemporary does not join in this expression of a public sentiment. To the World Mr. Pres tons public life has been a failure. Ho »s : has not acted in the public interest, o Strengthen according to the Maclean, which sug- Eiders and help hem to fie the | grote that the member for Fat No : may not be the model after which any In the first piace, Maclean spent . many years in a fruitless attempt to Sao du get into parliament. Here was the I woo am ovidenco that he was not in any great with most people. Me is an Tshmoelite and appears to glory in it. He has had the voice in parliament and the voice in the press, and they have been used pretty well in adver tising himself. He hi bobn considered 'guilty of what cannot be charged against Mr. Preston, or sany other self-respecting = member of the house, namely, of knifing his leader. He isa desires to redeem the ante-clection conservative who serves the party con- promises of its members. This in- volves a decisive clash with the lords, and Mr. Bannerman welcomes it as 5 means to an end. OUR DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. will not be forgotten. In one case he most favorable impression upon his brief visit to the city yesterday. He Was most modest in his bearing, but tactful and observant, and skilled in the diplomacy for which all the lead- ers of his people are noted. it would have been better had the military side of his reception heen less conspicuous, but he appreciated it as one who has for many years heen con- nected with the Japanese army, and os an imperial officer of rank has var ticipated in the three remarkable wars. He knows what a good soldier is, and his compliments to the contin- gent that acted as his guard of houor were therefore of sqme value, He has been an intelligent educator of the public on public questions, and ness calls for all his time. He with- draws from the legislature to the re- gret of many friends, and has the con- sciousness of knowing that he has the regard and esteem of the people whom anese emperor, and the oldest of the reigning princes. His standing was indicated by the staff of so many members of the emperor's household, He is passing through Canada. home- ward from England, whither he went on a royal mission, namely to tonvey to the king the personal greetings of the emperor and to return the visit which the Duke of Connaught made to Japan last year. In the mother coun- tty he was warmly welcomed, and the audiences Fushimi had with King Ed- ® | ward VIL are taken to mean that the | alliance "between Great Britain and Japan is more binding and important than ever, : regarded as a distinguished person- age, on his tour through Canada, and he has expressed his gratitude for every consideration he has received. He has awakened a mew interest in Mr. Bannerman, the liberal party is to be a force in public affairs it must be rid of the constant and unreasonable opposition of the lords. The position of the upper house on the Education bill was indefensible. The fact is that the Bannerman gov- Prince Sadunaru Fushimi made a It had been 'suggested that perhaps The prince is the cousin of the Jap- For his own sake the prince has bee the Canadian people, who have come to regard the J. most new and the rights and pro the lords is decided the better. For years there has been a dead sot upon the acts of the liberal government, The attitude of hostility was edipha- sized during the Gladstone adminis tration, and it is being plainly mani- fst now. To. Mr. Bannerman's mind the lords are not actuated by high and honourable motives in assailing liberal measures, but by a partizan- ship which is the great consideration of too many of its members. I, says aim has summer wi is exoeedi the - and Homil they went away impressed but not poli eit converted, Now the progressives of to raise his 8 Japan have taken up the issue and have it. ernment Britain's, represonta- he CER fornia to change ite tactics, or its law, as every state is master of jts | Foster leave educational affairs. What is to be | house? That the 'upshot of it all no one cam at | Fowler may Present, divine, but the subject is one Knox College of the mootest for the time being unwise inves nse ie THE Me, treasurer of the Presbyterian church mated, under of 'his smartest of men bility, takes, predicts 5 are coming ston. The result i ly equiped ant; to make it the m and twice as long as an been successful, A section of caravans of sand sens to and merchants with els bound for the the novelties. A (i natianal ---- Troubles Of Cities. Madrid's trouble is ind oy the t and ji i- hy ir ho 1 is accompani dust, so that, notwithstanding Perature of 105 or 110 windows must be cléged. Caleutta's trouble jg cholera, and the bubonic plague is the Bombay. Each city pays t ble an annual trilnite of 9,000 lives. trouble is the "Bagdad that attacks praeti- overy visitor, leaving: a button- permanent scar. The mistral is the trouble of Mar- an east wind city's death ra Tokio's trouble is her worst ear Bagdad's button," a sore cally shaved © S---- The Nile is noted for its fish. An "expedition museum brought home 9,000 Sugar, ot , or vegetable Mayor is a curiosity, His t the council wanted fy and he wouldn't Wmique experience 2G. B. Foster--il he olf on a coustituen- Nr. Foster is forcing himself in would get out of has lost heavily by tments, The responsibili- ty for the loss is hard to fix. The late Jwas a wonderful financier, but the 180metimes make mis- self on the matter, The Toronto World, inspiration from 'its. own inwardness, federal 'election in the au- tumn. Of course the World is in the secreteanf the government. -- Dr. Chambers is not going to retire from the Methodist ministry. He is leaving the door open so that he can get back into the church should his mew job not satisfy. It is one to manage a church and another to manage 'a jail. If the worst that can be said of the Whig is that it did not endorse . the Shannon appointment, so recognizing the partisan influence that was work in the militia department in its favour, it will survive. No a offer then, Mr, Citizen. The Toronto Kberals have nomin- ated candidates in three divisions of the city, and the campaign for the next dominion election is already on, The tory touters are aboutwhat they ore It held that the commons had not a they mandate to undo some of the wretch- od work of the Balfour government. I it had not o mandate to straighten out the school muddle, or seek to do it, it had not a mandate to do anything, for the educational feature of the election was the dominant one. The Balfour government's action with regard to. the schools largely contri- buted to its downfall. going to do, but are scared alt the same. -- Mr. Graham, Ontario's leader of the opposition, refers to missions which Me. Whitney has ap- pointed "'as buntpers between the gov ernment and the people." The com- missions are doing all manner of work and by and hye the saying, "We did it," ------ PARADE ON NOVEL LINES. ---- Forepaugh and Sells Bros. Million Dollars on Pure gold-leaf is parade vehicles Paugh and Sells ministers will be disinfectant that should he used in buildings. As to the quantity, he will report again. The board ' considered several bad drainage cases and also a couple of complaints regarding nuisances. All of these will be attended to. The amethyst, thanks to Queen Alexandra, has never enjoyed such vogue before. It is now a couple of years or more since the queen made a practice of constantly appearing in public wearing her favorite stone. In- stantly amethyst and pearl necklets, pendants, bracelets and rings become ° the fashion of the hour. . And what is much more surprising, this summer ? the public has not tired of its new ting one fancy. Freqmently the amethyst, an ? ' inexpensive stone, is set with dia- while to look over our stock. monds. One sees a good deal of the . peridot in these days, and the old- fashioned garnet set in dull wilver ig a quaintly pretty notion. June 27th; to King- s the most splendid- Street parade! ever pre- sented. The new ) ran desert scopes ants crossing the Arab highwaymen richly laden cam- The rity of Paris ate about 18,000,- 000 pounds of meat in 1906 more than during the preceding year, according to the official statistics just issued by the prefecture of the Seine, There were 110,000,000 pounds sold at the Halles during the year, besides 23,000,000 pounds of trimmings : 46,000,000 pounds of poultry, 43,000,000 pounds of vegetables, 550,000,000 pounds. of LEMMON & SONS fish, 26,000,000 pounds of butter, 18,- 926,705 eggs, = 23,000,000 pounds of cheese and 415,629 oysters. vision typifying the sports Ei the novelties. Contrast. se are Australian whackers, boomerang th bush African slaves from the savage tribesmen pl reeds, tom-toms fiercest of f of jungle beasts in open Why not remove it with Peck's Corn Salve. The remedy is sure, it is guaranteed. It is easy to use and boxes, 15c., at Wade's drug store. » The largest salary received by any prison governor in Great Britain is| 4 the £1,200 paid annually to the medi- Lunatic Asylum of Broadmoor, in Perkshire, : Miller's Granules are small; children will take them readily. For sale by W. H. Medicy,. To open an ovster a force equal to more than 13,000 times its own weight is necessary, t te fifty per cent, In Writing An Objectionable Note A Resolution Passed Condemn. ing Her Action. The board of health had. a meet- ing, yesterday afternoon, with S, 8S. Corbett (chairman), Mayor Mowat, Dr. Etherington, Dr, Evans and John nin attendance. Medical ' Health Officer Bell and Sanitary In- spector McCammon were also pres- ent The most interesting matter before the board was a complaint from the medical health officer regarding a post- card he received from Miss Lovick, rincipal of Louise school, charging im with making false statements concerning contagious disease cases in that school, and resenting a request he made that she report all cases to him. It seems that the health officer, according to the statement he made to the od, was told 'by a parent that he __ had unknowingly allowed some of his children to go to Louise school while others in the house had measles. It was on this report that the health officer wrote a posteard to Miss Lovick, drawing her attention to the matter, and requesting that she carry out the statute in regard to re- porting to him. The school principal replied on a postcard that it was un- true that some of the children of the parent in question had attended class- es while others of the family were sitk, and made another statement that the health officer claimed reflected upon the board, as he was only car- rying out its orders and the law. He ti ght the board should express it- Dr. Evans moved, seconded by Mr. Lemmon, that "this board has learned with surprise of a reply sent by Miss Lovick, principal of Louise school, to an official communication of the medi- cal health officer, in regard to infecti- ous diseases in the public schools, and the obligation of teachers in schools to observe the law as to reporting the existence of such diseases in the schools; and that a copy of this re- solution he sent to Miss Lovick, as indicating this board's sense of the impropriety of her conduct," Mayor Mowat said he thought that perhaps too much was being made of the matter. If such a resolution was required, he would vote for it, but he didn't think it was. The matter might be adjusted otherwise. Dr. Ethering- ton also said that he was opposed to the resolution, as a "mountain Probubly boing made out of a mole- il Was The medical health 'officer said that it would be in. the interest of the hoard and its officials to adopt some kind of resolution. All other school principals reported regularly to him as to contagious cases in their schools, but the principal of Louise school was not carrying out the law in this re- gard. The resolution was adopted, Messrs. Corbett, Evans and Lemmon voting yea, and Mayor Mowat and Dr. Eth. erington nay. The board decided to instruct the medical health officer to send to ev. ery teacher in the schools, a notice based on section 103 of the health act, pointing out teachers' 'duties in re porting contagious disease cases. 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