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AKE all the entries M operation on the Under wood Biller. for an order at one Time saved; automatic check secured: prompt shipments, written records, type= Peed UNTFD TYPEWRITER C0. LTD. J. R, C. DOBBS, KINGSTON. Gel BE AVE ERA THE WHIG, 77th YEAR. PAILY BRITISH WHIG, published at 1306-318 King Street, Kingston, Ontario, at 36 per year. Editions at 2.30 and 4 o'clock p.m. WEEKLY BRITISH WHIG, 16 pages, ublished in phrts on Monday and 'hursday morning at i a Year. To United States, charge for postage had to be added making price of Dally $3 and of Weekly $1.50 per year. Attached is one of the best Job Print. ing Offices in Canada; rapid, stylish, and cheap work; nine improved pressés. The British Whig Publishing Co., Lid. EDW. J. B. PENSE, Managing Director. TORONTO OFFICE. Suite 19 and 20 Queen City Cham- bers, 32 Church 8t,. Toronto, H. E Smalipeice, J.P., representative. Daile Wibig. MOVING DAY. The shifting of habitations continues to be a habit among our folks, and it of All the vans are busy. It's hard becomes acute about this time year. to engage one. When May day comes what with the old tenants moving out i { and the new at heels there will be a good deal tenants moving in | their Building Brick Just received a con- signment of Hard Veneering Brick A limited gnantity for quick sale. : S. Anglin & Co. Wellington St. N. "Phone 66. Amr See Our Line BOYS' IN BOTH TWO AND THREE PIECE ; STYLES. NORFOLK SUITS, sizes 24 to 33, Prices, $2.50, TWO-PIECE DOUBLE 'BD SUIS, sizes 28 to 33, [finest uklity and best patterns, at $3.50. Re i PIECE BREASTED SUITS, sizes 29 to 34 Prices, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00. ISAAC ZACKS, 271 PRINCESS STREET. of Smart Dressers The man whose clothes aiways logk spice and span is hot always the man with a new sult. He obably sends his clothes. 1o fone ons occasionally to be ann and pressed. We keep you looking well dressed. R. PARKER & CO., Dyers asd Cleanévs, 0 Princess St, Kingston, Ost. VICTIM OF DRINK NERDS ORRINE The increased cost of living in this ly destroys the will province, ile the drunkard wants he wants a d times more the drink that he many people formerly engaged on On- the desire tario farms will not be to tO Drink cunnin power, and wh i$ do what you tell him, thou craves! Medical treatment sary. Orrine will desiro for, lguer, #0 that the drin mi and restores the patient is hegith. is remedv Is thoroughly scientific iformily successful that it grain. i Ax voll iil r a registered cure. ooklet on - "How Drunkeénness' free' on to request. REton, D.C. Sold in this city Mahood, Cor. Bagot and Princess Sts. WM. MURRAY, Auctioneer. {ture Sales given lal at- on, Country Sales Dr Farms, ote, have been my specially hag years. If farmers want bh dollar, get my services. MARKET SQUARE, ll least hope that SUITS 75, $3.00 and $3.50, BREAST. DOUBLE guarantee to und. your money it it fails to effect B Cure The Orrine Co, 967 Orrine Building, Wash- y G. W, | of excitement and worry and a good | i many movers will "camp at sufferance on the stoop," to find next morning | that some things have been lost and lothers bumped, seratched and other | wise damaged. They might have anti leipated that if they had read Poor Richard's almanac, in which .the im- 'mortal truth if told, "Three removes are as good as a fire." We shall at most of the movers will find themselves in better guariers, PRISON FIGURES. The average daily population of 'the six pentitentiaries of the dominion was 1908-09, 1,625, commitied and on the books The total number were |, it the the coms This is a large number, but is small when the population of dominion is considered, says jrantford Expositor, which has piled the figures. It is interesting to note that of the total 1,425 are serv: ing first terms; 232 second terms, and 65 third terms. There is one case each of 10th, 12th and 15th prisoners might well he incorrigible. Of all the only terms, Such regarded prisoners as in our penitentiaries, 66 are pervs in for than seven years and the length of sen- of two to five. ing life terms. Few are more tence most of them ranges from Most of the prisoners are single. In oh records but 512 appear married and as fifty-seven as widow- ed. There is a regrettably large per- centage of young men among the con- victs, about ten per cent. being under twenty years of age. Of the total, 774 are between twenty and thirty, and 447 are between thirty and forty, By occupation, 603 are laborers, while 129 are entered ag farmers. Fifteen per cent, of all the convicts are illiterate, while forty per been cent, adit having intemperate in the use of in- toxicants, Seventeen per cent. of the convicts claim to have been total ab- stainers, HIGH COST OF LIVING, at least, must be the movement largely attributed to of so to towns and cities and the prairie farme of the North- West, wnere the principal product is According to Farm and Dairy, there are 63,000 fewer farmers in On- tario , to-day than there were ten vears ago. Those who vemain have not set themselves "to increase the geperal output of the ordinary . pro- "ducts of the farm, so that the supply of cattle, hogs, poultry, butter, eggs, ete., has not kept pace growing demand, with the and consequently prices 'have continually been advanc- ing. One would naturally think that Cotton Root Compound. and ghee i Su i 3 No. per box, drucists, oF S816 | than this grand old province possess- Yagouro § farming, such as exist in Great Brit- . { COOK If they won't get you good coal. Gaod coal costs no more than the ordinary kind. If the men don't know where to get good coal tell them that we are . WERBQEAMTIGAs ; GOOD COAL. 4 A i' the high prices all the necessaries / would stimulate prevalent for life every farmer and every farmer's wife to increase the supply of all that can be raised on the farm. There is no better general farming land anywhere of ! gs, but our farmers have vet much to { learn about the intensive methods of ain, France and 'other Europedan eoun- tries and as are being introduced in tdenth, may await the arbitrament of & The conditions viees. waality our ozone doubtless our civilization. Ag¢ for the weather in our mdividaal lives, what does not depend upon it? with of all or The vital tide ebbs and flows its changes, and the grealgsi human issues, the issue of life the - thermometer. As for the sebsitive plate of the spirit, the weather im of their own prints upon it an endless series Men lives because have taken of the pictures and written great symphonies because of © the weather, have loved and wedded, have and forgot because of the weather, have made numberless decis- moods. weather, have paihted great loved jons vital to their fate with weather an unrealized factor in the choice. As we do falk about it any a matter of fact, the weather. We converaationally any more than cannot escape other way. It may be on the social index, but it does not helong there. EDITORIAL NOTES. * And now all join hands for a great: er Kingston. Trinity church, New York, has pro- perty valued ht $14,500,000, The to- tal receipts 230. of last year were $353, -- Principal Ellis ix to be congratula- ted on his He has the execuiive ability teaching capacity. Fle will impress himself on promotion. and the many teachers. ---- The wholesale and retail] will make a determined effort to stop of living will conclude, says the Toronto by grocers, price-cutting. Victims of the cost Globe, that there is more cutting prices than of prices. ------ The Victoria Colonist; a British Co- lumbia of the most hopeful things in Canada is the signe of the passing away of that . : which paper, remarks that one conception of a newspaper re garded it only as a pariy hack, with any sub- il out opinions of its own on ject and fearful to say anything it had found out how some parti group of politicians would take it, With the Gardeners, The old weather of the past evenings is not very good for the amateur gardeners who have their stuff all planted out antl are waiting anxionsly for the first peep shove ground of the first green heard. Caretaker of Parks Phillips has his many flower bets looking very woll indeed, with tulips, and other flowers in bloom, few Kingston District. Tue annual meeting of the Kingston Methodist district will be held in the Sydenham street church, on May 17th and 18th. The ministerial session will open on the 17th, at 10 am., and the full session, on Wedhesday, at 930 a.m. An important public meeting will be held on Tuesday al 8 o'clock. All The Best Makes, Awl every new style in fine hints, at Campbell Bros'., Kingston's foremost hat store. Bulb Syringes the kind "that last, 50ec., 60c., The. and $1.26, at Prouse's Drug Store, opposite St. Andrew's church, A man doesn't necessarily see eye to eve With you because he hgppens to be looking in the same direction. Geo. Mills & Co. for raincoats. On the basis of real estate assess ments the public parks of New York city are worth $1,200,000,000, Buy your oil cloths and linoleunss and carpet squares, laid free of charge, at Jemes Reid's. Many a man earns what you and I call luck by the sweat of his brow. Bring your shoe repairs to Johnston Brock street. Prompt service. Many a young man is willing marry an heiress in spite of it. Geo. Mills & Co. for raincoats. When the prayer is required place is good enough to kneel, Sometimes the cheerful giver nothing but advice to offer. Maypole; Dyola and Diamond Dyes, a full stock, at McLeod's drug store. A lot of men are powerful in mouth talk, but weak in action. Furs stored, Geo. Mills & Co. A man who takes things as they are sometimes goes to jail, to any has 1 of adornment. ; Ld PEs CANN HAITOW THRa er THE DAILY BRITISH WWIG, FRIDAY, APRIL 20 oe TT GIFT FOR MR. GRIEVE|FNJOY YOUR MEA HEALTH. { I -- a A Fine New Barn for the Campbell |A Tablet Digests A Meal--Trial House--Death of a Prominent Re-| sident of Newburgh. | necessary this \ Napanee, g April , 29--~0On Tuesday fturally to the aid of the stomach. night last W. B. Grieve was presented {They an { bt Prop : i de wath an address and a suit case by | AY are of right proportion anc Go the members ob the 1.O.O.F. lodge, No. 86, oi which he is a member, on the eve of his departure fo) the west, owing to the illness of his wife, who has been ordered to a change of eli- mate. Mr. and Mrs. Grieve leave op Tuesday next. Their friends in Na- panee hope the change will be all that ! . it is hoped for in Mrs. Grieve's ease, | the juices, but on the contrary it M. 3S. Madole's driving horse rap | Weakens them, so that man by the away last week with a load of eave | Very act--of eating causes conditions troughing, pear Kingsford, demolish) 10 arise which of themselves bring him ing 'the rig. The horse was not in pain and loathing for the next meal. ured. By eating one of Stuart's Dyspepsia Work has been commenced on the | Tablets you mix the tablet with your | | When digestion is perfect to process. « digestion and dyspepsia ave prevalent these same juices come slowly if at {are weak and inspflicient or are Gill | with strong acids and alkalies. i When such a condition exists imenl is a hardship upon the digestive organs. The meal shouta =tven t each on evection*of a new barn for the Camp-|saliva and it goes into your stomach | bell House to replace the one burned |a strong, vigorous fluid, many times a couple of months ago. The build-|more powerful than the natural diges- ing will be 34x100 feet and will have tive juices. These tablets are made up accommodation for about fifty horses. from natural vegetable and fruit es The walls will be constrted of cé-|sences and ave composed from llydras- ment blocks, cement floor, and the | tis, (Golden Seal, Lactose, Nux, Asep- roof will. be finished up with steel [tic Pepsin and Jamaica Ginger. There shingles. P. Bergin has the contract js the fonnula and one grain of it for the stone work, Joy & Son for will digest 3,000 grains of food in any the cement work and John Wagar forlgiomach. Beside digesting the food the carpenter work and roofing. {it will give the blood the power fo Capt. "Jack" Me ullough left the! girich the digestive flpids =o after a harbor, Monday, with his schooner! (ine nature will take care of itself, Jamieson. He has gone to Oswego | phough vou have no stomach trouble for a load of coal for the Electrie| 0 of these tablets after each meal is Light company. : ara ¢i z |a powerful assistance to nature and F Hayward, Kingston, hired a horse ©" oc llont habit to make. and buggy and tried to sell it hers | : Po any druggist and ask one day this week. He was arvested | A) gg h : "2 ' ini S 's ySpeps Ta SC by Chief Graham and the authorities | S718 of Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets aT {We will abide his answer if he be an in Kingston Gio to his 5 LEAVING FOR WEST FOR WIFE'S | By Simply Eating a Little Pleasant | | Tablet After Each of Them. : { Package Free. : i oe Dac | i i * | their work speedily and well. When in- | on notified: ° They came up, © 0 They sell for 50c. per 3: . v € oe, we and took Their man back, Rest man i ro m package. . Send us your name and § 3 > n ve _--_r 2 os, Tra 1 riogle arrived | Gy or and we will send vou a trial} : ' pending the past | : > six months in Victoria, B.C., and Chi- | package by wail free, Address F. A. | cago, visiting their sons. J. a- | Stuart Co., 150 Stuart Bldg, Mm | &1l is able to be down town | shall, Mich. 1 his recent serious {Hness. | _- : : | Rev. Joseph Gandier, Mrs. Gandior} A UNIFORM EXAMINATION | and Miss Gandier, Newburgh, returned | : een i last week from a six months' stay the golden state of California. They! are much invigorated hy their sojourn] in the sunny west, V. Price, . The examinations much-respected resfdent of Newburgh, | Pitals Ith the hot oy 3h son, all be conducted a we Each hospital, ap to this passed uway Jast week after an illness | of over a year. bi od eave al time farge family, all ow Gg pre has always prepavedsz and conducted positions in professional Wie, both in (18 own examinations for ur es, but the tnited States and Canada, Judge | this board of examu Price. of Kingston, is a brother, The rs for all asvioms was appointed b funeral was largely attended. Rev, M {Hon, W. J fore B. Sexsmith and' Rev. J. Gandier of. | tary, consisting ficiatod. ingpector, Dr. NS. after in! For the Nurses of Ontario Hospitals | | For Insane. for nurses wi hos insane sen same vear, year n general Hanna, provincial of Dr Bruce Smith, | Forrester, London, Dr. D. H. Young, Kingston hoard met loronto last week prepared all' the papers for the ten examinations which will be con ducted from May 10th to Mth I'he oral and clinical examinations will be conducted by the will Visit each hospital during the week of ! May 16th : One can readily see the great vantages of this new system, and great benefit the new board will ft will give a, uniform alk It will mean better hospitals for the insane, and will give the nurse who hax trained in a pital for the insane a far better pro- fessional standing, The wm to graduate nurses, proficient in ordinary branches of nursing, but specially pable of taking nervous and 'mental cases. : It is a well deserved honor for Young, of the Rockwood staf, to chosen one of the new board of ex | i | | | | and | This and GANANOQUE TIDINGS, mn writ What is Transpirving in River Town. April -29.-~The club, of church, held their closing entertainment for the sea on, fast evening. Rev. J. T. Pitcher gave an address on "Birds." - A programme of musical and literary numbers rendered. - Another large gaibering assenibled in Turner's hall, Jast evening, to hear | the lecture on Tuberculosis and the Ontario, government's excellent ex- hibit. The pupils of the high school were taken through during the after noon, . In thie sarropate court of leeds, be- fore Judge McDonald, letters (of guardianship of Mary Madeline Phil- lips and Thomas Lawrence Fullerton Phillips, infant children of the late Thomas Phillips, merchant tailor, of | this town, have been granted to Mary Caroline Phillips, their mother. A secotid manufacturing establish- ment has fallen into line with the precedent established by the Parmen- ter & Bullock company, and now the Dominion Holt and Nut company will add a big flower bed for the purpose the Wittle Gananoque, boys' Paard. who Grace ad the he for in was standard nursing Se e hos is ons Dr be AMiners. -------------- SAVED LADS LIFE. A Remarkable Occurrence at Delta Lake, While playing on the edge of Delta Lovee) last Saturday, Alsom Whitmore, the four-vear-okl son of Samuel Whit The loeal Children's Aid and Hu- mane Society for the prevention of cruelty to dumb animals has appoint: ed Constable Thomson as inspector. The first form botany class of the high school held a picnic in Keyes' woods, west of the town, on Wednes- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Welsh, Montreal, arrived, yesterday, and will at once proceed with - renovating the Inn to get it in readiness for the opening. Arthur Lalonde, Vancouver, B.C, spending a short time with friends in towmy left yesterday w join his mother at Smith's Falls. Miss Laura Gibson, attending the Toronto Conservatory of Music, has returned to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J, King street west. more, jeweller, of that village, fell off had gone down the second time, when Mary Jane Watson, a plucky fifteen- year-old girl, fishing nearbs' ran tol his assistance. Just as she started a fish caught her hook and her screams for help and the swiniming of the fish around the boy's submerged arm saved his life. The line became en- tangled around his hand and arm and she dragged him against the swift current to safety. It was some hours before he was brought tol full life again. The little girl deserves some recognition for her bravery aml pres. ence of mind and certamly the originator of a new fish story. 18 Odd, but frequently a man has to fight to keep the peace. Catspaw Rubber Heels Gibson, Goo. Mills & Co. for girls' hate, the irrigated plains of Alberta, and to, some extent in the fruit sections of this district. There is a great oppor tunity open to the Ontario department of agriculture to spur on to greater effort and to increased knowledge the farmers of this province, ne ABOUT THE WEATHER. Why should it be thought banal, en quires an wnknowh exchange, to talk about the weather ? This is one of {otir socinl fallacies. In an intelligent i! and serious minded society it ought "to rank as a topic immediately alier the foibles of our friends and the inil- ures of our foes, Gossip, of course, is the vital fluid of 'social intercourse, I' without which we shoild soon return to the monosyllable and the cave. But tl the weather need yield place to no: thing else. As a subject of grave Jie course, what concerns fis move nearly? Commerce, industry, and finance must watch the weather and vield to ity in- exarable deeress. Parties and policies may be made or unmade by it. and there is some reasom for believing | that national racial character is tmoulded by its strong hand. The | tonic alternations of our climate may Won't slip. They are made right, wear better, last longer. More sold than all others. All Shoemen. SOLLE0L408044080006000000008004000ERSRRALL004 jy S00 2640084408 08040 SEL 04644 Sbbd aa ro Coto hg Adin SELE04000080008008880000000000080000008 The H.D. Bibby Co The Big Store With Little Prices. Better Clothes 1f the Clothing we offer is better than you're used to--you ought to know it. Every man is interested in Good Clothes ! ; The Splendid Clothes we cars ry cannot be duplicated in this locality at the prices we ask. Suits and Overcoats that are good to look at and better to wear, A A The Best Values To-day In the Clothing Business Our Clothes pul together practically big Custom Tailor Shops many times for the slightest defect "We have faith in our clothes, with our guarantee skilled Every what inspected rial stand behind them Tailors garment workmanship are by in are is of ourselves, or mats and we SUITS, $12.00, SUITS, $15.00, OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, $10.00, OVERCOATS, $12.00, OVERCOATS, 515.00, SUITS, 87.50. $7.50, SUITS, $8.50, SUITS, $10.00, SUITS, $18.00, SHH TISII Iat 20313Y PEEPLES LPEL FSFE TINE Bibby's are making a Specialty of NEW SHAPES IN SOFT HATS, NEW STYLES IN DERBIES, NEW SHADES, BARRINGTON, CHRISTY'S AND KENMORE ENGLISH $2.50 HATS AT BIBEY'S FOR $2.00 RKNOCKABOUT HATS, a beauty for $1.00, We show a swell range of Pocket Hats, Ete. Light Weight, New Greens, Blues, Pearls, £1.00, Colors, rk EERE The H. D. Bibby Co i Kingston's One Price Clothing House. FIIVIGF IVI IIIT the bank into seven feet of water, He ' em -- Hennessey & Gilmour Members Montreal Mining Exchange, New York and all Cobalt Stocks bought and sold on commissiok. 86 NOTRE DAME STREET W. . * 'Phone M 7204 MONTREAL Be sure to get Catspaws, | em P aged 11, one: of whose legs was © ally regaim the use of his limb promiize to-day after Ih the PE performed an opetalion i er heme fof crippled chiltiren. A - oo. anil transplanted to the fromt declared, will restore the tu | motion to the limb. Because of ils Ww could | temaant dangers, the operation ksiow the | as tension trangpianting is selddign ov saris to mm this counts Transplants Tendon in Leg. | piladelphia, April 29 Tht a it 1 jy useless {hough paralysis, wns Lanz axpor Witlor Fritz blootless mur gers | Campbell's $2 and 82.30 Devhies, | . ierman n only but the styles are the fection Not axeel for quality sel val remover] from the of part of the boy's affected thivh tendon was acme SHRI Children's Fancy Shoes special | election in t fr completed to-day, shows that J be the evel of the race virtues and 3842. 19th, © 24.805 votes and George W. Aldridge JAMES 8: HAVENS, ROCHESTER, N.¥. Rochester, N.Y,, April 20.--The official canvass of the vote congressional ' district cast on Apel | received plurality he Thirty-second anes S. Havens, democrat, 18,063, making Havens' We Have Nearly Everything in Fancy Shaes for Babies and Children. . Ty : Tan Shoes, Black Shoes, Patents with tan tops, Patents with white tops, blue tops, Fancy Patents in strap and laced styles, Fancy Tan Straps. Wide Toes and Mediom Round Toes, THEY ARE ALL NEW. 13 FEFIINIS IIPS III II INE a hig A woh