_Iuulc and Dancing Clan I111 l'|A`lf"l' IIAI n A tannin .UI' llIUu "A party of us had gathered In a friend's room,and the expectation was that it would be a long session, for most 01' us were poker ends and, win or lose, would stay till the game broke up. In the crowd was a delicate young fellow, and it happened that along about 3 o'clock a. 111. he was u couple of hundred dollars wln- ner. We had started in at 6 the previous evening, and it was evident that nine hours of play had tlred hlm completely out; but, being dead game, he dldn`twant to quit, especially as he was ahead. See- ing he was undergoing punishment, I suggested that it was time toqult. A vigorous protest at once came from the losers. n An... .._.._n...|-_.n L___, s, 1, . . . w The startling Incident That Ended His Interest In the Game. "I can : tell any story of big sums staked and lost. nor of any great. bands made on freak draws. but I can mil you a true story of why I haven't touched a card in the past. 14 years, and why. if I should live to be as old [as Methusaleh. I will never play again, " said Mr. George 0. Summers. "You often hear men say they are going to quit. but they never do. I took no vow, made no promise to abstain, ; but ever since a certain evening in the year 1884 card playing has had no charm "or me Dllerenl lfolntl ot View. ._|._:v,,.4,, u THE CHINESE CHOPSTICK. ' HE DOESN'T PLAY POKER NIII I-E 0-! 11-8. TM tlmeranoo between horn ndkh and : n hone In that to be good one should bloc} I I und the otbct Ihonldn'I.-L. A. W. Bullo- Mn. Good Thing For ue Sign Pnlltoru. ' When some men make an extra donor, ` they at once go out and hnvo I Iignpnlnh Or! with the word Privato" on It and put It on their oioo door. A Illjhlooln Retribution. ` "This mlllt-r'u mo. must he 1 grind." he said. And we Ignored him. ? `Those mlllstnnos go against his gnln," ` ha armed. Wu nhhnrrnd mm. "I see he gets his own menln, too!" he yollnd. '9 gathered round him. And when he rmld tho but who:-I`: spray was "milldew" than we drowned him. -1.. A. W . Bulletin. ruunw mo uuznIr._v 0! your poamnn. I The New M1llInnulro-I)on't have to. I've a butler hired for hnt..--ClncInnntl : Enquirer. , BUY: BOBBY BUSY BOOTS. J Hired Help. 1 The Old Frlnnd-I don't. ballovo yon, realiza the dignity of your pog|t|nn_ The New MHlInn.Im__nm.'a h.-. A. no! luunn ` on In]! pl0|7u'l`N > Gallery HuperIntendont.-Whut picture in It? ' I Aa;__A__; n . .. . lunar Q AttandnnI-Portrn|l of 0 mHllonnlro.-- { Town Topics. 1 NI-cennnry I"!-M-nullon. I Attondant-Hhnl| 1 pm I ticket "Do 1 Not Touch" on thin picture? Gnllnrv Hnnm-Innmdnno_\vI..o ..I.o..-- nu uuuvn-, nun Jvruru. No wand:-r that nll the novamm are turning playwrights. James M. Burris is said to hnvo vlonrvd $200.000 in royclslu iron "The Lima 2\Hnist.nr" so far. nu uuv ruu-nut. (`oquolln wlll noon present in Parln on I(lllpI`l|Hr)_n(If l)nnma' Ln Dame do Mont- unr9mIt.." ln whit-h ho wlll play the port of Ghlmt, the jonter. \'.- ........l.._ 1|...` ..II AL- __._-u_._ _ ._..._yuu u_v um -mu--on an n unnuunuru. Jncnl) Lltt has nrrnmrod for the produc- tion of the funny English farm, The Club's Bnby," at a New York theater law! In tho season. 1 .. ... - - - luau nu Ill" IUIIUIIIK run). I John l.. Humvnn is preparing to put on 5 mnnon pirmro show next season, do- plcting oach of his Mg ghts. `"l`hn LIHI. \l...:-.....H I.-- 3...... ..|-..-.n ,uu.-ug mum: In um mg u`lll..'l. Thn Little Minister" has been plnyod In Klrrlomuir ( l`hrumu"). It. was guyod" by the nntlreea as a caricature. T...u.I. I IDA I.-.- ------~---I l~- Al~ --- J ......,..\.. .... ........,u.... George .\!oredIth`n The Egot.Iat" II to bodrmrmlzod. 'l'hnro wlll, gfnourso. be 3 rush for tha leading role. In}... I ..r..II|...... 1.. ._-____n__ A- _..._ -_ John Tweddell,| A.JuvII'I.7 nu '--uunu 4 znngwnra novel; The Children or um Ghomo." will he dramatized by him for thu Llohler company. 'l`|u. -......... I- ....-|.. ..........s AI.-A 11-- uuu nuvuuwu UUIIIIIIIII]. The rumor in again current that Mn-, Pntriuk (`nmpholl of London will visit Amerlcn us Lmly Mmmcth. I n..,........ ll....,..l|pL`.. nn-u__ u-___u_u: A- A. Alva: Next season the Llehlor company will lend out two organizations to play Thu Christian." ` run n n . . nu . . -- uun nu Iuu. ` Lillian Russell is tnlked of us Mme` i Fans Gone In an oporntlo version of that familiar story. nu_.:n. . . .... nunnunun nun] . Robert Tabor has been delighting thn Londoner: by hi: ue performance of Lnertve In "union" 1 n . ,_.n. . . nu nu... -.. lvl-In n-5-um vv uunu uuu :1-uy 411.]. MCKI-e Rankin has taken Nnnco 0'No!l Ind n drmnatlo company to Honolulu. WW... 4l...`o n.....o.... |.. 45.- 1Y_IL...l cs-;-,. -uII rl unuuunmu uuunpzulj uu Auluululll. Tho rst. t`heat.er In tho United States: was bullt at Willinmsport, V1,, In tho you I751 A Wall. The melancholy day have cola. The grant! of the y. ` When all our too oath: hots r lthlueold tony. -ucihnnnlnnml John Drew In to publish his mother`: lunlnlmenoea. .-. . In n . uvuu-nunuuuuvu. ` Charles Frobman has bought the Amor- , loan rights to "Lord and Lady Algy." \uC..,. n,_.|_:_. L..- ._n_,_ \v,.,,, /\I\v_n for: $14.00 give JOHN 'I`\X7[?l\r\G`l I .. ....II I We are open for orders for Gowns for evening wear. W Etc. We guarantee satisfaction in materials. `styles. lit and txons advertise this department. so well that it is seldem we r Same reason for these Millinory prices. We carry nothing ovor. Trimmul Huts, regular 88 50 to $5 00, for 62.50, {I0 to $16, for $6 Felt Slzapes, Sailors and Walking Hzxta, were 760 to $1 25. in t 250 and 500 each. The time has come to oleztr the racks of stock. Ewry Vlantlo and Ulster will be sold at one-tl1ii-d of)` regular priuea. `Phat um-am $4 50 goods for $8, $6 goods for $4 00, $9 line; for $6. and so on. Wu .~noc-nou all pr-nt: and part of the cost as well in order to start next season with an entire new stock. ..v.....` . ` . . -. DR}_3SSMAKING- Starr & Sutclieg `I'1I'\'l1`IH'\4I'\'I' 1-r is-urn-v-o.----- _ MILLINl:`R_Y-- Special Bargain Tables of Gift `E385 suitable for New Year's. You will nd your money stretch out to a surprising extent here. ALL THIS SPECIAL LINES M/\NTLIZS- Store Will he Open Saturday Night Till 10 o'clock P.lll. FORMERLY RICHMOND & CO. I18 and I20 Princess Street. ': EB f)"_EJ3vL L61; vcval I EJVOFUSCJ for Friday which remain {xnsold will be cleared out Salurlny. /\ KY'T`T T T C` -o-v u--v c-cu vv. nu u--ovsvpnnun Ram Lal's Tea is a pure In<:l'i;l.l:1-`ad put up in salad packets` 1 which retain all the strength, original delicate aronu and deli- cious flavor. lot the only One. 5....` |_.A.._-_ |.-__- - has never been known as a cheap tea, yet it is economical because of its purity, avor, and great strength. It will brew nearly double the number of good cups of tea that any other brand will. Cheap bulk teas not only lose their strength but the fine flavor is altogether wanting. B___,1'-I'- I'-_ '_-_,_,,. - -,,,I3I I . 1 1 d 1 ... Not the greatest weight for that is not the proper way to estimate its value, it is the strength and fhvot that determine it. What is called tea can be bought for a. few cents per pound and yet it is expensive. "1 L3l377"3mT0i3 CURTAIN RAISERS. Get the most For your Money Cojrbc-tt s llrdware, Gufthnundvdnuuunn-an. F lhrmmctcrs. [Reliable -.1-(Cull-(L4 II wall! - bler lines of Overcoats `reduced in price. law. A ml nollre lnlmrrlw furlhr-r ulven llml urn-r NW I-nld I11!) (I sy of January. the adIn-n|uI.vu- lnrwo|~ rroceml to rllnlnhuw the mlrl uunlu unnmu l. 1-penmns oullllrd mrruln, lmvln rt - zmrd only to the chums of which ho:-shall {hm lmvv had rims nouc-3, IIIII that he will but In Ivnwlr for mu Much; of tho arm! or any fl- llmmr to an person ur pt-rnnm or W W1 elm-nu I9 nhallynol nu-n hnvo had much nollvv. All pr nu lndehlrd tn tho ll-SIM oulule muut. ruyup amount. nr Ilmlr mulwnh-dnoou loll!" mud Muullo at Iowa! on or befnru thi` NW1 I7lh ll-u or Jmmury. nth:-rwlne legal promul- lngn will be taken: ulna! Ihom. lllllli A MOWAT`. RnI'-Mono fur lhc Admlnhsl.-ulor. hnlod at Klngnton, thin I7` n city or Docum- ber. 18%. County 0` Frontenac. In the I-Islul.-9 of .lAMl'J.'4 UOREIIIEY. Luann! Hm Chy of Klmzwm, In this (,'uun1.y of l"mnI.emu-, Yr-F-mun. Lu-4-nosed. (!'I'l(?E H HEIHCIKY HIVPZN. l'lHU-HIANT I... Hmllon :91 on ('ImpMr 1:59 or llw Nvv Ned Bmluu-.u uf Unmrlu, mm, the! will crmllvnw and nIhl'r gm-umnu lmvln r-Inlms ngnlnut hr t-utuln ul'H;4- ulmva nun:-I |.`nun(-In I iurmln-_\`, vl-~-t-mu-.1, vohn ("'1' on ur nlmul. Ilw 3 III: ln_v UlfVU\'|'l1l- ho-r In-I. pm4l,,nru ro-qnln-d In gwv In Mmllr A .\luWl|l, ml Ulnrrnvu ntrmt, Klvuzdnn, Hull:-In-ru for John \Vlnl or thv smll HI V of K||n(.~luu, Mt-rt-hunt. the mlmlnlnuulnrul mhl 1'-nlI',nlI nr M-Inn: Ihe l1Ih day 1-rlnmmry. A.l\ mm, Ifull puruculuru or tnolrvlulmu an ruguln-cl by aw. I In the surrogate court ot the Administrator's Notice in Creditors Spoclaln for House, Outdoor Dairy. We are selling them at lower prices than ever. laines & Loekelt. rvu vvwvw V IIXI IIVVIII I (hI.PnInundVcllInto,Il.nuu. Aft-AAUU UIIHINTAL. lj I I If you want to be comfortable get a pair now. At this time 6f the year. We have a full line of Women's. Mis- ses and Children's- Overgaiters Are Com-fortable RECORDS WITH OUR ` If you want a $20 Irish Heize [lvercual ` Waiata and Skirts. an H} mm! ......I. rim ~ - Iv uaulon ouu lillllul work. Our pa- x mention it. All Prices and slzoa from I 50 up. 5. two lots, Boots and Sho;:s. Up-to-Date Tailor. l3l PRINCESS STREET. KING 5{s1nEEr. `\`O\r\v\/U will include all our favorite productions, besides many sea- aonnble specials such as Scotch Shortbread, Fancy Currant Loa- ves, Chelsea Buns, Ornamental Fruit Cakes, Oysters, 0) star Bis- cuits, Fruit, Etc. ' I AI tho rooidonco at David 0. undo I` Amoliubnrgh. bio dnghur. Lottie. wu I on `Wodnooduy untried to Hobo: Sugar. 0! the cum township. 1'. htido ro- odvod. snug other am... an aunt bow Iron the choir at the Union I duh not. at -51.5 .5. ._-- - ...I-. u. ELECTORS SHOULD REFLECT. The criticism of the Mooers elevator is 7 scarcely just to an enterprising citizen` It will he remembered that the city coun- ciloered a bonus of $L 5_000 to anyone `V who would build this convenience, so necessary to the maintenance of the port of Kingston as a transportation point. Alderman Mooers. alter the offer had long gone begging. took it up with more outer- prise than people thought anyone in King- ston was capable of harboring. The risk that he underwent should not easily be forgotten by the citizens, and it should N also be remembered that his work was the :: means 0! bringing theMontrea| transporta- - tion company also to the front with an 5 elevator which has cost 8160.000, is r the finest on the lakes, and is a guarantee : that this very extensive company is anchor- r ed for all time to come. When the Mooers company built the elevator they did not _ anticipate the removal of the Kingston 1 and Montreal lorwarding compauy s barge line.and were taken short at the very open- ing of the reason, when it was impossible to secure other connections. No one in his senses would build an elevator expect- ing to keep it idle, and the very fact that the company have so much money in this building is suliicieut guarantee that it . will be made useful. The company's `O3! is greater than the poo l,e's. Besides the entering oi the company ' to this busi- ness has led to the building 0 one of the linest of the small mills ada, thus adding another industry city. The people can reasonably give el derman Mooere the credit he deserves, and retrain from running down an institution because it is not immediately successful. The history oi the fair ground. some of ur mill. Can- the hotels, the car works. the vehicle` works and athletic ground are evidences of the lack oi proper spirit in Kings-: touians. They goenthusiastioally into a project, and generously with their means, but albr the rst year ardor cools, and those who were enthusiastic seem to be I oppooeuesto the enterprise. and are really l inwardly wishing that it would fall. I Kingston ruiairee more earnestness of: an .._-.. __L.'-_-_ ___s _ -- , ,,-,_-_ I`-~-- _.-..p you-uv-vuwlvu Ul [rm-pots. mo}; pstionoo nqd more ul!-com I dnnm. I - ,., . Afoer the eleebione Mr. Whihney caused in to be known than uhere would not: be u withdrawal of any election petition pub in by bhe connervzbivee. There would be no eompcomiee with ohe enemy. Bub me at":- lug nil proceeded iuab the same, uuail the number 0! cares that wenb ho a hearing was . . ) oompnrnmvely email. how, and wloh the reoord cleared ol all the cases but. three. in would appear to be unlorbunnbe bhab bhero were any protoete. The parby has not gained anything by when: but the wisdom than hell come rncher high. .. ..-v vv\aIlcvI' nuln Lrlnuuuh This experience is worth something be Mr. 80. John. as one experience in she Kmgeton eleciion case should be worth something to those who had to back the protest: and pay some of aha coab ol pro.-ecu bingib. The boriee weno Inbo hhe legal bueineee wibh greet: gusto. They were going be ehow how Whitney had been unhoreed. They heard some roilly dread fnl hhinge. and things bhab had to be ex- poeed and stoned {or in the inherent: of hhe righteouaueee which enlbebh e no- tion. The whieperinge than ceueed no much eusplcion were made by evil tzongue. nod ohe oonfeaeion followed in York, as in Kingebon, than the evidence :0 the dia- poeal of the party did not: warrant: vibe in: poroenee than had been ehoached to it. How humiliating ! Ah.-- AL- .I...;:._. \n_ nrL:L--_ _, ,,_-_I --....v~.-.... -.... - gun. The Toronto News, which rivnla the Mini! in its devotion to coneervahiam, excuses Mr. Sb. John`: failure to eabablish conup Dion in his constituency no the dieadvanbage and defeat: of his opponent. Our contem porary any: ohan Mr. St). John proceeded on the nacurauce than he had 3 good case. He heard a great) deal. bub in did not materialize under the skillful mamipulm Lion of his counsel, Mr. Brianol. ll\L.'_ __,.-_:-__, 3 .n -_-__.-_- _..... ._- --_.. .. .v-.., n... uvu do. The jnil will have no be occupied by A few of the worst corrupbors as an object: lesson to oehora who are following in their lootabeps and surely in need of some rc- maino. P NISBING TEE CORRUPTORS. ln reverel election eaten it run found that corruption had existed to I consider- able extent, but it was not established, to the eetirlnctlon of the judges, that the corruptore were agents of the candidates. In one instance seven votere were report- ed lor corrupt practices, which means that they will be disqualied, deprived of their franchise, {or several years. The law in than and `now telling a direction which the Whig hu elweye hdvocated. Solong as men can be found to accept bribes the bribing will be done, and the candidate, il really unaware of the pro- ceedinge, should not be called to account for them. But bribere and bribed should be made to feel that the law must be re- epected. and if they are held up, as they can be. and I! many of them have been during the recent elecqion trials, they will cease to be__e torment and menace in the community. The mere reporting of the offenders. and the lone of voter. Will not ,1, run- ,- v: -n n . u 1 ulhd v_--. vr---2 `VIII-ll l4l'Il\C DAILY NRITISH WHIG published a ch evening 411306-310 King Btnsut, at $6 er year, dnlivnrred lu me any; $5 by man. I putlln advance. W19`:-.KLY BRIT}!-`H WHXG, 12 pages, pub- e_ver_y _l`uurudayVm,ornIn at $1 a your. A.._, T_"XE`5~' wrn-.K1.1 nRI'l`1l-IE 12 ever Tuunaday morning $1 your. Attach In one of the beat Job Printing Omcenm Canada; rapid, utylmh and cheap work ; nine lm proved presses , lT!nw_,l R Dunn- o........uM.... V 1111;: ." "'6"'. mR- : ntuvlltvkut-r -nu. In: no coon u no Union labo- Itcl. 0! which Ibo no a pliable I. ~ ` "OPVOV PO` 096`: D6001. EXCUSING THE FALL. `lu'IlUVOu ynyauvli. Enw. J. B. Pncsn, Pmprlewr. ..___..:__.._________ WI|lIM"c bt`ott's novels. Dorcnsvd wns an uncle: 0! Staff- ` S4-rut. Wnnlesn. ol the local mllltary brigade olce. who seems to have In- herited many ol the luerary trnltl uuulut In bl: worgy tuna. v IIIC unnvc-rsuy ul rmlnhurgh, and was ior over lthy lllI|Nl Q'l'. Ho tn thc iamous Douglas clan. Earlv in liic Andrew Wanlcsn shnwcd inclinn- tion to court (hc musc, hut. at/twclvu he was bound as an anprenticc [6 lhn hoolrhinding trade. While serving his ``time`' he dabbled in literature and wrotyc pot-mu ior tho ncw.~zpaper.~s. At the close oi hlw apprenticeship he lac- ated in Edingburgh as iorcman of a hindorv. There he jnincd an arts` SC- ciclry. learned the French language and numbered among his most inti- mate iriends many notable personage; who admired the man for his broad llt.crar)' attainments. Ho` bound many oi the manuscript copiea 01 Sir Wallace Scott's novels. Duwmnnod was years a respected alchemi- an n....I-. -1 Ba Q was related very closely- soluznlt and respected. Burn in 1824 in the little vill 1! cl Longfarrnncus. Berwlckshiro, in the heart. of the Lammermoor hills, Som- lnnd. Mr. Wanloun had A good nppnr- l tunity to at-cure an excellent educa- ` lion. His lather was a graduate M the university 4)! Edinburgh, ltv vcnrn rrnnnmnd .l.~h..n1 ma nnecuon.-1. His lame in lit,craLnr- was widespread, und his 01 inioms as :1 connoisseur 0! books were eagerly ; souczht and respected. A I Burn in 1824 in H... noun ..u -- ,- Saturday's Big Display - `\1.I.IV`I nun uunumrly I known as Our Good (I-my Pm-i`,'! and for many years ('ondu('lod n |')00k.\t0rt' I At. Detroit. lie iczl\'(`:s' behind hlm tha- i record 0! in long Iiie devutori to litcr attire, and, in urldition to this, n. l:rgc rcllvcticn or original writings in poetry and prose 0! which any man ' might well feel proud. He had also mnassr-d (1 library nl 22,000 volumes, N and his hooks vied even with his l warmest friends in holding a place in l his affections. llis lame widosortzad. nml hiu M ininnu .... .. ,__.-.. ......-.v. Jul! ".1001! unny tool.` bald To lint. The death is nnnonnrod or .~\ndr(-w \\'nnlv.~`s, whit-h .sm'l cu-nt occurrml In Detroit. I):-('cu.~'od was lzumhnrly ` Pm-1, ! | ; ` -1-n.\...l I .. 1..., u-. The close of the eeaeon of 1898 should make the people of Kingsbon grateful to Hon. J. 1. Turbo lor favors received. Is In: his advocacy with his colleagues which led to the dredging of Kingston harbor, one of the mono eacbive works ever done here. Then botabe nal rocomnxendznbiou of his department. is due the contracb for the drill shed, the furnishing of work no A great) many men, the providing of the milinary wich is proper armory and the prospective improvement: of a sccoionof the city 000 long neglected. By all means. pollmcs aside, Mr. Tune deserves ohm; ovory citnzan should Wlhll bum in happy New Yesr. Andrew 15:11:41. The ' I _.A m,, . The Toronbo children : eocieby is being nriticieed for alleged interference in tube religion of children in chime for probeccion. Surely that: matter ie very easily adjusted. In Kingston the first: step taken by the children e aid workers was to secure the co-operation of Roman Catholics, both ladies end gentlemen, and no bebber worl- ere could be desired. Harmony has mark- ed hbo proceedings. Proteabunb members defer entirely to the advice of their Roman Catholic colleagues in Dhe disposal of children of than religion. Toronto can qoine ofcen Duke in leaf iron: the books of Lee smaller cibiea. Fancy ohe poaoponomenb of a trial, for miademennor on a. public indicuneno, the ewe bill of n grnnd jury, pending an elec- bion in tho legialaburo of I United Status aonnbor. Tbno is what: has hnppouod in Philadelphia. The offender is Senaoor Quay. who is charged wioh wrongfully using hundreds of thousands of dollara of ebnbe funda for persons! and p LIL] pur- poses. Adminiatrahion of justice touched wioh pohtica. According to Stand oho czxr of the Ru!- eiaa is 11 man the people must: love. Snead calls him the emperor of peace. and wribe-s in the moat: gushing way about the inn preeaione the young: man made upon him during erecenb View to Sb. Petereburg. Stead is a wonder to many. He vibrates so much bebween aenantionalism end nonbi- menbaliam than one never known when to V bake him seriously. The conservative par-by will have A nicn ' bitne of in ignoring the French or turning them down polibically. In is the wiidesa propoenla disrupted purby could make. , lr/a an evidence that rock bottom, pohti cally, has been reached, and than before any progress can be made towards recon- :-urucbien and reform new leaders, and men with new ideas. must: be lound. Protest: is made by patriotic Americans against: bho benching 0! the Polish Ian gauge in the Bullnlo schools. Ib1scon- bsnded that English is bhe nabional lan- guage. and bhah English is all then should be publicly taughb. Heir. hear. The obher idea is bha emanation of a ward hool- er who does nob care what) is bsughb so long as he gens the Pulish vow. Were the mayornlny nominations legally made? That: is the question that now agioatee the people. There ought: (20 be no nniagako nbonbib. Tbolnw is easily read and should have been followed to the leb- . bar. Any material change in it-aa no how the nominntions should be madc- could hnvo Anon ndvcrbiaod. May it bring you all pros- perity and happiness. 0! course you are going to start by enter- taining your friends, or perhags It is only going to be a reunion or family gathering. In any case our facilities are always at your service. Toronto wua regarded as I very pious clay.`u" ciby ol great spiritual fervour and religious scholarship. and you here is "By- abander wibhu lob of questions about) the autbenticiby of the bible And who immorbal. - ilyol the soul. [4 be 000 much occupied to amend one of the local aeminuriea `! The Ca holic Regieter in not in love with Mr. Mulock'I new ebemp. and er-pecially with his quotation from the jubilee ode. which was written by the author of the Epic of Hades. The Regieter say: the one is so much a hndea of an ode u the other was a hadee of an ep"c. In is nob often than I member of parlia- monb roaigns boomu he in cub ol love with~hia jib. But that it-...whnn J. F. Quito. of Gnpo. has done. He has nob made the proposal legally, but that he bu mndoio no I" in signicant ii: chic pu- uicuhr you of grace. EDITORIAL NOTES. The wuhhcr in vary nuitnble lor the heel and booexeroiu of the municipal c.\ndi- dntoa. And none of than are doing 5 lot) of nprintihg. jg DIED AT DETROIT. ran DAILY wine. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30. new. ".1001! um] Pool.` ll-at EYI. Anal`. 5. wilting no Koplomho It. and III. E. On! no. Brandon. lion. in [IOIOolh|III C'h. Their Annual no-Union The christian ncienlsioba held their An- . nun] Cbnahmsa entertainment in bboir hull. over inochsnioc inuiouta. lush uignn. So numerous have hteso people and their fnondo become club the lull Ina grossly crowded. Tables Indan with delicacies and ower! were i-proud in who unto-room. and all onjoyod a very happy time nrouud the lounvo hoard. Tue clildron had pre- pared 3 very intoroomuu programme of songs, di-logruoa and rocibnoion-. which wore rendorod immedintoly After the ropun. John Bnker and mo Rev. Dr. Evans gnu drumuio rocihoiom in loululou uuylo. Alcorllio cbnirllun. T. J. Kinnoor, had explained some of the odunaloaln of christian ooionco the an ing brbio up via: "God Buvq Tho Qua." / --nu. nuyuu uuurcn. The Sunday i-chnnl onnerbaininonb of the First; buptnno church wan in every wly n eucceaa. There was ii good and apprecia- Livo audience. The eclioluria acquitted bliemeelves crodibably. bowing circful training. The Christmas treats (here were ntiioe oi them) won: all beauties. nicely decorated nuu wollladen. two of them with guns for !clJ0lal`! and tencbera, plio iihird with mnny useful contributions for the poor. This area Wll under the uni- piceu of the junior endeavor nociocy. and la a new feature in our Christmas celobrm bion Iuriby 0! notice. In at tocbod much intention. and ms bouiibilul supply will be ' nnlirice repeaood bloating no one givers. imuy of whom noli members of the Iociooy. to ciio young diauribubora. and to the re- oeivera. Au the close of the prognmmo miiuy pl`lz)C were distributed, Inc! in the primary depnrlmonb every child received I preeouu. In udilition to the exorcism by she children. Min Purl Moulnon gnu un excalleno roci anion And one choir, under the lender:-hip of Mr. Jacobo, sang eevoral pleasing choruaea. u av w(.`).ur `Cakes, Pastry and Confec- tionery cannot be excelled in Kingston for quality nor quantity. puareu mucu pleased mun Dho programme. There were gifna on the tree and in we Inge boxes near by for all the young pso- p!e-a large orange, a sucker candy, I nnndful of raisins, n handlul of nixta, and A handful of unsorted candle: for each. The up me of xpectacion was xeacbod as tho an-wal of Suntan Clnua was announcod. And pure enough he came, and undo a mono proper. It brief, 1-pooch. mob a far- awny tone to his voice, uot juab quite like uma world. They could hour Lhu tinklnng of the reindeer bells ouoaida. Then he duatnbuted nhe gins. and A happy meet)- ing closed. luuy UJITIUJ oun, Music, inscrumental and vocal, songs and cbornaer. dialogues. readings and ru- cnbablons, boys drill, phonograpmspeochza and nongu, and so forth, wore them. One of tho plenum: features of the ocmr sion was the cordiality with which bhe scholars and members of she oeachmg staff, and ladies and gemlomen oubsioe bho school, rendered Dhevr valuable assistance. And bho llld|6l]C8 was as large as could be accommodated in the building, and up poured much pleaaod wibh aha aifna on the man and an mmn vul n-uuuu zrvu an vnnunorr. This year the annual Bwhbabh school on- berbninmenb no Crmlmers chunch book the the form of I Chnsbmms tree and literary noncerb. lb was held in bhe Fgbbath school room of the church last) evening, and turned out: a great: success. Mr. Ward, the auperiuuoudonb, wnh an effi- cienb corps of workers, had provided a good prdgramrro which was most: success- Iully curled cub, M nnin, in-rrnumnnonl -...l -...--I I The sabbath School -choline Having Merry Tllueu. The scholars ol Cooke's church Sabbath school enjiyed their Christmas euLort.mn- ' mono lneh evening, when the school room ` was c_row`ded with happy children and. Lheir parenoe The programme for the} evening was a Chriermv crimson, ably pre- eenfed by l.l)Oll)f`IOO class and junior pu- < pile, under the direction of MIBB Enbol 4 Jones and Misc Edioh Newman. the ` lancer looking nfier the musical 9e- I loctioue The lime eoholure were no ` hired in fancy colored dresses to repre- ` aeno holly, iniecloboe and wow, and may ' preaenhod A cute picture as obey weno nhruugh bboir exercime behind the fooo- ' lights The solo work was obbendod no ( by Miss Nit: Lemmon, and recitation: by ` Mlu Mabel Dunlop and Willie Pipe. An the close of the cannon ouch pnpll was ; e t given A box of candy. 1) A. Show, eup- erlnbendenu, occupied the choir. ` uulluuurluu HI Daunurer. Joseph Fax, residing wash of Brockville, is under arrest: no Ugdemaburg, N.\', `charged with imuggluug half a ton of_ ponlury ro chub andd Tue horse and sleigh ` of the carter who delivorud the poulnry have been telzsl and will probably bu lsold. ] A CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT. VH1] UJUCLI. On Dacember `.2186 an the home of the bride s: parentzsllzb conczasion 0! Bsoburrt, Rev. 1). Currie jained xn the bmda of wal- lock Mus Jenma Browulee and Frederick Duou. They WI reside on ohe eleventh concession nf Bauhurer. 'v\lInv\'1 Ia` n v . A . .,I._.._ ._.-L A! Ti ILIDH. Friends of Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell, (nee Do.l_y Morrir) Bmevnlle, have rccevod A newer from her abating Lhau she and the ductor had safely aruved ab Banumgo de Cuba on Docember 5:11 and onj-)y Lhe place very much. (In l\nnm|\nr Allah -9. 1|-... LA-.- ,1 AI `VI ulu. E J. Tarlton. who leaves G&Dn(q'10 this week for Mantreal, was prebeuwd win!) an address and suioable gifo by the employees of the Tnouszsud Inland car- riage company. of which no was fore llllln. THE NEW YEAR u-wuumu young mama. Laau Saturday a farmer named L1Rock. residing near Morriacown, found $120 bid in a Lin box in his barn. The money ii supposed so be part: of $2551) stolen about: a your ago from an old neighbor named Fuz- gersld. R J 'l`..-In... ...im 1-..--- n-_._A M 5 uuunwr. An nbe home of T. G Sbevexe. Athens, on December 28ab. his mace, Mm Ems Reamer, was married no John Hudgiua, Sultry. The bnde I8 one of Antone moan esteemed young ldle. LIKED S-zllulinll )1 `nrvndr nnrnn I `.Dn..l. ncunveu I were wound tn the back. The shooting oompetiniou no Lanark on Mud-y was won by Dr. Scooo With a score ul bwenny nine man or a possible forty-ve p0IuDB. He used a 38 55 Wm- cheater. i A. .L..|.-_- ,1 III :1 n. * - - vv Iuuuu unuuln, 0| one 500. George McDonald, a former resident 0! Snowy.` now waiting in Bellevillo. was preeenn no the Ikirmieh no Santiago and nceived u Ievero wound in the back. Th lhnnlina nnnuu.:irin.. -1: I ......-L .... u low: Pu Into Oonannud lmywlic Wliloodu rhntoruutut In tho (bill- In And Iunabonr 0011-: at bar i will-I luau. The Q HLIEO house, Tsenton, owned by J. 0 Pwcoor, Brigmou, and occupied by J. A Policy, was burned Thursday. bus, ' $23,000, partly Insured. Amehu Hlrrin rnlinh AF H-an Iun Tinnmnn V-'yUUU, pnruy nueurou. Amen: Hlrria, relicb of the late Thomas Hzmi-.-. dud in Brcckville on Thursday an the rtmnrkablo ago of ninocy-bwo years. She leaves two cmldren. In Sh. ,l.m....I ...._....s. I` ..I..-.._ DI--- ouu wasvos (W0 cunuren. I) So. Juneau church. C-rlebon Place. on Mondny, Mina Georgina, daughter of who lane George Doha:-my. was muried to William Gnoun, ol me 300. (lam-nu Mon ...-m .. o.......... .-.:A..... -1 BPICE OF THE ARTICLES IN THE gnu: ms or run msrmcr. Unrlltmu Tree at Chnlmorr. I-..--._ AL_-, In I. . He cah t do this if you buy the guaranteed foot-wear we sell. Our Boys Shoes will stand the merry knocks of the busy boy and give good wear. Buy at SAWYEl\:3. `First. Hupllnl mm rch. ...J_.. ,_L,-I A -- A VIGINITY NEWSPAPERS- lr. Illa : m. . Toxmm-o. Doc. 11-Hour. J. l. Gilnon. qguniuloou at can undo. in uluhbnuduulolauiltuo. 31"!` no ouch can -Ln. ......a--an :- ` Cobezn di Vac: explored the G115 that country In 1636 And reported that the na- tlveu wire draped in cotton gumonta. : x Basing hln calculatlzihn the average increase of Insanity wlmhln the last 40 ycnnu, an English stavatlulnn b'u come to the ooncluslon that In the year 2301 every- body will be In the urylums. unucrcnn lulnll on VIEW. Charley Scott says he never thlnks of an angel wlthout seeing A vision of A bland ;:lrl abnut 19 drmuled ln alpale blue robe." livery man to lxln tmztn. For our part, nngels are made of fat llttle Ijasoala about 2 years old. dressed in pale blue wlngu.- Knnuns City Journal. ` A `sunny King. In the beginning of the eighteenth cen- tury tho now so powerful German empira N was nothing more than the little kingdom of Prussia. having just dropped its title of (inc-hy of Brandenburg. The country was very poor and the military discipline very harsh. Frederick William I was hard, cross and stingy and did not even know what it was to make a present. His repu- tation was so widely spread that it became n byword to say that a man had worked for the king of Prussia when he had done an unprumhio task. Nut F0 odu. Fnvoml physicians in different parts of Europe have been making experiments as to the nutritive nnd mudioinnl qualities of nll kindsof nuts and have advnnc0(iviows {nvuring their use as food under certain nnnriitimm for spmaini disoasnx Nlxts ann- tnin n li[)(`('llli kind of salt. especially adapti- ml for iuivricz-ting or softening the mus:-It-s of tho nrmries. Some practitioners claim that. elderly people would be henetud by A more axmmuve nut. (lint. The only ovii to ho nvcrmme is that the nut menu nhnnldbo thoroughly Inustinatetl, so that no hnrd'piooo| may enter the digestive or- gun: an only ugur unu U1 Ina xrwnua anxou mm. Oh, that's not much of a tale," un- awm-od tho om mun scolldly. "I agree wl' yo nt Betsy yonder is no boauty-H' she had been, I shouldn't have wod her. But. there dog 0' mine. he was simply plnln for smnubodyto look nfwr him while I was away at t. pit. I couldn't bear to hunvo him ln_tho house by hlssen, so I hit. on the idea of mnrryln Betsy. She`: not. hnndsonm, but she's mighty gond oom- puny for the dog!"--I.ondon Tn-Bits. W: A. Sawyer, LHU uulur HUS. Why has ta gone and got spllood, 1nd, at thy age?" one of his friends asked him. I331 fhnf.'n nnf. nun-sh nf - onln '1 .... lallvlll. An old Yorkshire comer well known for his success In the coursing uid racont- i ly surprlsed all his nmtos by nmrrylng a wry unpropoasesalng womnn. 110 had al- ways boon reckoned a oonnnud hater of the other sex. nu... |,-_4, ____ __x A u. . . Why He MAB; mm. ` In the north of England. whore rabbis coursing In mnvh in vogue, mm, well trnlnod dogs ofbon win large sum: in prizes. It. is Lhervfore llttlo to be won- durod at that the owners of these nnlnmlu should bestow so much attention upon them. A- ..I.a U,._I-_L:__ _-|u__ W, n u nu In in IAIUIIIIUIUIII: rwurus OX tnntoountry. One may search in vain for the trace of any object in the nature of a chopstick in Central or South America. Knitting noev dies of wood are found in the wnrkbnnkeu associated with ancient Peruvian mum- mies, but the chopstick has not been found. Curious pottery rest: for the chop- sticks are exhumed in Japan. but even this enduring testimony of its early use in yet to be I`(`VUai0d in this country.--"Wan Middle America Peopieti From Asia?" by i`roi'mmor E. S. Morse, in Popular Science Monthly. _._?__,L____ uvul nnclnvu Hy mun. Tlyrnughoub that. vast Asinu region, em- bracing a populznlon of 500,000,000, the chopstick is met] us It suhsmtute tor fork, bangs nnd certain forms of tweezers. Emn , nh, omelet. nnd cake are separated with I the chopsticks, and the cook, the nt.n=e& scavenger und the watch repairer use trhls device in the form of Iron, long bamhuo 3 nnd delicate ivory. The bamboo chopstick ` was known In China 1000 B. (3., and shortly after this dune the ivory form was devised. Their use is one of grant an- Mquity in Japan, as attentml by references to It In theunclent records of thatoountry. One mnv Annmh In vnln (m- mm mu-..m. nr mun In uuu nuuu nnu Iumwu In Lnmna I|8 h.'mt.mn.-rs or nimble lads. are certainly chm most useful, tho most uconnmlcnl. and the most. utciennlnvlce for their purposes ever invent-ud by man. 'l'I\rnnnhnnf rhur rnnf Ann... -.....I.... ..... And the Queutlon. \\'nI Middle Amer- Icn Penpletl From Ants! With the ovidoncns of Asiutlo oontnct. supposed to [)0 so strong: In Cmxtml Amor- Iva mo m1ghc lmvo inmginvd that so uso ful nduvlma as the shnpleuhnpstlcks would have secured a funtlng. Those two sticks, hold In one hand and known in China as hnulnnnru m. ..I...m.. `nr'n no ...... ....-._a-... urup va uuuu. He meant it as n jest, but scarcely had he littered the words than I saw him turn ghastly pnle. His head fell forward, and before any one could reach out to catch him he had fallen to the floor insensiblo. The whole party was for a monmnt over- come with terror, nnd than we not to work to revive him. Ho had only fainted from weakness, nnd yet the incident was so trugiu in its nuturo that I could not have been more impressed ivy it if he had autu- nlly droppmi (ivml. And that is why all tho fusuination of poker completely left me." Jul]! 11 uuu rusulue lIIlU[n0!' IMHO. Then the others nppmled to the young follow, nnd with great. ('hCL`l`rlllY1(`S8 ho an- swnred: `Yon, I'm willing to play on as long as I can sit in my chair. In fact, I m willing to agree to play till somebody drops dead. Ha Innnnt If nu n (nab In.) ......_....I.. '|....1 `but our friend here is fngged out, I said, `and as It is almost day we can ad- journ und resume another time. 'l`hnn Hm nrI....... ..n......I...: ..\ .1... _..-_..,._ That is Boots made especially for a busy boy. Bobby is a hustler, and in less time than it would take to tell how it is done, the busy boy wears out the cheap ordinary shoe made for the use of little fellows. He Kicks the Toes Out, Bursts the Seams, " -'Breaks the Laces. and Scrapes the Soles to Pieces`.