",;_1:.:r .';'....'*:-.*; on on Innuntmotn-J Ur. while no :1: rules lngu In heaven, Sleepmg lies the yellow eld ? Only may 'lhy vuioe..uoou hauler, 1`:-alabove the run era chorus And dull sound. 0 ahuves slow l allin-. "anther all into my morner. for it is My luuvesh`-ime." -l)Innb Mulnnk {'-nil: Little Plfllllphl ol lntennt to All who ' - 'Go to Church. - I Who shill kunw the .\lutu's oomi. 1? Vhetu-'-r H. be uuwn or sun at. w h-_n nicut. dew. weigh down an ;rhut-oars, Or. while lawn __ _ Sleepmg lie: yuuow Huh] 1 I To ugrrow will be she third Sund.\y of sdvenu. ' AMONG THE oi-uuncnss. - my harvest.-1me." -mnuh unlock Cruik. nun. rurnon 0! the Thin morning the men of "A" ty.IIotlnrvi|hI.ho cntin no r Dona. *d~:ntcgivcundurI ouiiq I This uomg uf.Tme.n at ch. as Kinptou Bold bottorv Ions I wreath to I! placed 9!! the tier of the Inc Dr. Cunning-V bun. nrpon ol the _ nu-asap ch. as... .t --A" I-I-I L--7 rul nvrcvr mun F 'l":|:ldIl Hp:-r I ` highland:-ru up Dun . tut h-lN!`}f1}P1}fIt`*` WMch'fut mnn- u. {muons for gallant` b`ltllcu.-Ms.` mg ms nuns lglnlnt n hm Cock 0! the North" nhril `than ever. and the Ultra! 1 they cllmlx-d nnd run past the min 0! lmllvu. saw M1: the Mood ntrmmlng {rum rhargnl llorcvr than l'`l'r`. Thug (Hal `Manor D-9-l..|. 1 PIPER PATRICK MILNE. swept hillside. In the run was Lance Cor- poral Plpvr Patrick Milne. He was piny- lng "Cork of tho .\'m-th. the Gordon`: own bnttiu hymn. -Soon there was a break in the tune. Pips-r Mllno had a bullet in his right leg. But tho music went merrily on. Piper Milne wm dragging his injured ` log along new if nothing had happened. in ` another moment there want is wound break in tho tum-. A hlzlh-& hnd lodged in Piper Miim-'n im log. and he was down. But even then he did not ship playing. Brac- ing his but`): against lxm'ld1'l' lm piped- shriilur nnd wilder ever. hiuhinmlcrs, no past him through him pinning with ntrmminn {mm hnth 1...... .-.a Big sweep. fur trimmed, deep fur collar and tho- roughly up-to-date. suquvnuy as now. This is the way It lmpponod. 'l`ho mu- tllmun trllu-amen worn strumgly posted on the hills nml tl1oIh'itlsl\`fu1'ce-.4 were below. By I! (lv.s'p(-rule rush thu (lurkhns, or Inn- him tr()ups, hnd mu nmn-(I to new up under the brow of the lllll into n pmltlmn where they wore snfu from tho 5.:-um: uf lhn trlhc-s- mvn. Next cnnw tho J):-rl;y.=l1iru and Dor- wtshlm glnmm.~', hut tluvy \\'(`l`0 (lriwn buck by t a hull of lmllvts. Tlwn Culonol Mulhlus. stvmulng out in front. of hl.-x ragl- mvnt. snltl: "Men of tlu-(lnrdnn highland- 31`:-l, tho nunnrul says thnt posllllon must be Lulu-n at. all costs. (in xunl take it. Wlth plpos pluylng wlldly tho lntropld hlghluudz-rs dashed up the zone of bullet Wlth Bullet: In Both Legs He Piped HI: Comrades on to Victory. Fivo yams ngo I`:utri<'k Milne wns (I sturdy funner's boy of AI)(`l`d(`l`ll.N`hh`(`. Scotland. Thvn nt tho mm of 19 ho en- ` listud and in 1893 sailed for India. whore hu juinvd that`. gallant und fnmmls n~gi- ` mom, known ms nu Gunlnn highlumlorx He was the rzm'v. kind of a raw rocrsxit. Tudny ho is u vn-n-run. hm: bvon roomm- nwmkfd for tho Victoria Cross, and is con- suquuntly horn. 'l`h|e '.u Hm u-.... u I...--~.----| "VI uuwur l'llll`l|l1(`l`:'l. lllodorn steel construction will be used. Thu fuun(lnt' in are to he of granite and will rest; on it`, olltl rod stmulsrmm of the ridge. Tho stnnu for the wulls will prob- ably come from the L-olvhrututl New Jersey quurrlus nvur Lmnlu-rtvillu. Tho style of arcliltuctliro will he tliiI'tvvi1th ('ont.1n`y Gothic. and tho wholu struvturu will be in typlvul Cnthnllc cutlmlrul, complete in all its parts. with nuvc. uislc.~`, twu tnmscepts and A liugu chancel mid mubulntory. _____.:__ Bullet: n......_._ ,1 _ IWEOJECTED .\'l-I\\'.\lll{ CA'l`lll?l)l-IAL. was ])r0jv(`tu(l mnny ycnr.-1 ngu, and us curly us 1570 the location wus svlcctucl. Thu sltu ls it most ('on.s'pivunu.~1`um-, nml when the (`:|lli<`(ll`l|l tow:-rs rise un the top of tho lll[.'ll('51 ridge in tho city they will become lumlmurl;.s' for miles nmuml. The new (`utlu-dml will ha 309 foot long and nhuut. 1:20 {cot wltlo ut the frmit. xu whlth ncruss thu ll`nll.\`(`t`pt will be 150 fcvt, nml tho mivo will be ms 1-ct with-. 'l`lwro will be two tmvor.-1, um-, tnllur thnn thu Ut-lll`l`. Thu hlglu-r, whluli will bu known as tho tmvvr of the Suviolir, is to hv 300 {out high mid 36 {wt square on tho hnso. '1`lmutln~r. thv tuwurof the lilvssvd Virgin, will be 2'75 foot tall. ` l lnn:n'lv.~1 wlll orna- ment cnvli tower, and there will be two tower (`l|ll`l|n(`l`:-I ` vu...: .. .. . ..a u all Ivvl Iuuu l'\l'I'. .- did Patrlvk Milne pipe the ml:-rs Dnrgal rxdannntl Mn lune Hseihwt-l r izrrrvlsffi ifliiii fur 1mm (in. nu; yvarn has been - gallant doc-ls dune on Judy il"dL 0' mm For the human noun namoumo Be Built gt Newu-It, N. J. ' I 0 The plans which have been npprovcd f ., the new 81,000,000 Roman Catholic cutba- drul in Newark indicate that the New Jor- soy metropolis is to have a handsome and , most Imposing building. The structure \ ~ u AN IMPosniG CATHEDRZ: A HIGHLAND HERO. SATURDAY NIGHT. `X`;utwulldn~eod mangctolio clothing uDIu|op'I. Whcudoyouhy? Doyoo nutnuonraun .lunr`au87. Du- 'h.IItuL . A ' ' Ol I00. 'l| ovvior andonorryonoonn was ad till 000. of liner : Compound Iron P1113. ' dotuzio. canto. Sold byi. C. lit- l'l.U. w. Ward (mama any 7%! be will vr\n(:ncs tho w::!ln [R33 0` his Iv-her, ho Van mtd `uh . pen: of 355. ' ' Kai vinnr nntl canon. -g. ...- -n_x_-_| llueele Iley Experience` the Trouble low Exciting ledln. S1`. Pr:-nuisnrnu. Dec. l0.-'I`hroughoul. Rm-sin III Av-in more is generel unrest. among the Moslems. In is ettrubuved to the exegzereled reports 0! Turkish victory over the Greek empire. which here spreed "through the length end breedth of the continent. The enthorities even leer `am. the revive! oi brigendepe. recently noticed in the Ceucssus. ll directed elmoee rolelg egein-I. the government. oiciels end the unprecedented phenomenon of Gorgienn diopleying hostility toward Aneeniens has become manifest. The denger is notoriou- thste conierence oi Cencesien governors hes been convolied to coocorc mequree ol pccetion. Trevsllen in centre] Ade re port. en extreordinery fervor among the Lloslems of d-lferent. reoee. They ere mink. in` mutuel their eniinoeities end deolering Oh yeie rim of ell Mohemzneden-. with the Oulhen en their common chief Is no evident them the elvghteec `pretext would seilee 0 bring out en,_ uprising end to pleat enieinto the seree see at Iroeblo ee Indie. ' 4 l'lI".','0"ll4" mo aqua-am nu \Vv gpd '1 G- W- Wild. from Allnonto to Alcoa. Ilium In -in nnnunm 1).. _....n... 3..-.-- nu u\.1:It1I.-V uuu HIILLIJHF. The Store is undergoing a. transformation. Come and welcome. Bracelets Cuff lluttons. _ V`- -vv-w - 11- '1 IIIJIUIII Fur Collars. Gauntlets. Capos, Ruffs, Mum: and Caps. Every worthy sort at closest prices. - Pnro.=mls and Umbrellasr. Silk Hamllmrcliiefa. Lace Ilandkercliiefs, Em- broidered n1lIldk(`l'cl)i(fH. Linen Ilnndkorchiefs. Lawn llandkorolilefu, Luca (`ollm-s, Lined Kid Gloves mid l\Iitt.s. Black and Colqrad Trofoueso and Brown Kid Gloves 50: to $2 pair, newest shades and stitching. Cashmdfc, Lisle and Silk llosc. Pmscs. Shopping Bags, Stick Pins, Brooches, Rings, 'l`I.,` LU--- V" Star_r:;%Sutclie, I.Iv|nl nu u u Suit:V1Vl)`l.ewi5or Wo111_::1;.m Fur Lined Wraps .-_......u-an vuuux Suit_a 'ble ` F0; _M:_n.'` _ ..-'--v-u vuvn uAuU\JJu Hand Loom Napkins at 83.50 to 88 dozen. Hand Loom Table (Jlotlis at $5 to $15: I-land Loom Table Linens at $1.25 mid $1.50 yard. Table Napkins at. 750 to $2.50 dozen. Table Linens 250 to 81 ynrd; J`m_y Cloths, l)oylies.Towels, extra value. Wliito Quilts 850 to $2.75 each .'l`npestry Table Covers $1.45 to $4 each. Chenille Table Covers $1 to $2.50 each. 7 Chenille Curtains 82.25 to $8 pair. Blmikets 82 to 84.50 pair. \Vln'm Batting Filled Comforters $l.G0 to 82.50. Eiclerdown Comforters $4.50 to $6.50. Manues. Dress Skirts. Wrappers, rea Gowns, Underwern. Fur Mrmtles at $15 in M7 u......i. m..n. u.._...-_ T` ..... ,.- . - French Dress Patterns. in fancy gures, Moil lines, Checks. Stripes and Two-'.[`one Mixtures at 1 "Black Broehe Dress Skirt Silks at (Me to $1.5 Black Vulour billxs at $1.25 to $1.75. Black Dress Sxlks at 650 to $2 yard. ' Colored Bengalme Silks at $1 to $1.25. Colored Moire Velour Silks at 81.35 yard. Blouse and Waist Silk:-I at 250 to $1.35 yard. Household Usefulness. 1 II ,.._IY . \ MOSLEMS ARE RESILESS. Arc you puzzled about what to buy for Christ- mas? (fun we help you? \Ve make our store your store when we make it to your interest to come here to ll your wants. Some suggestions: Dress Goods and Silks. TWO WEEKS, M AND WHAT ? u `6 . . HAMILTON. V Agencies in TORONTO, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG. For" sale in Kingston by R. Fl. HORSEY 6: CO. .THE.. GURN.lEY-_ _[ll__DEN c0.. - - on --nvnnu '5:-ilvliilld Satin Necliwenr we to 75c. Irish Linen Collars 31.50 (lnz. Irish Linen Cull}: $2.61) per dozen. White Dress Shirts 600. 756. 81. White Court Front Shirts at.$l ouch Elastic Wcb llruccs 150 to we pzur. Cuslimero Hose 25010 500 pair. Flimuelt-tto Niglit Robes at 760. Flannelette Pajamas $1.26 suit. Underwear at 25c to 82.50 each. Gloves, lined. I11. 500 to 82.60 pair. Gloves, unlined, 750 to $1 50. Creme Silk Himdkcrcliiefs at 25c to 81 Fnncy " at 25c to 500. ()u-rcout Scarfa at 20c to 82 each. 34-1.1- I-V, o-my VA ULLIUI UVCLIB. Aerated Ovens are quick1y.eaeily and evenly heated, never burn food, save one-ha'lf the {Inc}. C ' ` nllljnjtu - - V - Person lnharoncod. All mu-non): whine lands are projmlininl y M- foctoc and who romton to ho hear-I will be both! by the uni: Uounvll either in ponon, or by'volloH.oI or counsel, before puuinn tho uld by-In w. W. M. DRENNAN. (`itv Clark .uuu, u.-uvc uuc-null UJC lllel. Souvenirs have a special advan- tage over ordinary stoves. If you are interested write '1` efresh, pure, heated air gives a de icious sweetness to the taste that 's lost or destroyed by the use fother ovens. A..__4_ -1 l\ __-_-_. _--av nannll La. VVICPPUID. ICE. .`\In.utles at $15 to $57. Bouclo Cloth M: lkmvcr Cloth Mzmtles at 83.50 to $15. Curl 1 Dress Skirts at $2.50 to $5. l*`|eec_y Flmmelotto Wrappers 81.25 to $2.60. Tea Gowns at $4 to $5. Flnuuglettg. Underwear, White Cotton Undorw Io.`l.I.. l~.'.. In-.. AERATED OVENSQ ma NAHJ ALVFLAVORS on Fooos cooxao IN 11113 I I _ . - - v wt-my -IIJX 9lIL\QI (hmnuliue Dress Patterns, (6 I ARE GREATLY IHPROVED. nuponno FORMERLY RICHMOND J: 00.. Lllll FED. 'lut oo'noro! nnoo (or the continuation of Barrie street. It uhlwn on the rum made for the int Iinhosoll)-nan by has :4. llooth. I I4. 8,; dntod Sept. nth. 18:13,` nnltrogiuferuul in the roglurr omce of the (.ltvuf'mnm1ton: thence Wontorlr along the Notherly limit of Rturhm Roud Bl loot; thonoo Nnrthurly in n. slrltlaht llna to as po.nt In tho Smitherly limit of Quebec St:-out) 34 foot War. of the North thence Eiutorly alonmtlne Pouthorly limit oi` Quohpg ptrut ufoet: tboouo southerly in R straight line to re oint in -he yrodul-rion or too Nonhori lim t of John street. an {ant Wont ol the nth V\ eut corner u! lot No. II. Nrnth of John Struer. nu-onnling to will Donn plum; thence Euitorly ulonu the pm- luutmu of the Nnrtnorlv limit of John Staest 84 (em: thouou \Ve.~x urly n mg tn Wmterlv and of John troet. as shown on mint plan. 0-,`. foot to tho Nonlh limit oflot 1 East of Ban- rlo Strut. no onling to nullll plan; thenn Westorl along the North llml- of will lot I Ind tho liorth and of lhuria Street. mwordinu to nlni p'nn. 0'3 N-10 lost to Wuutel-l_\` limit, of tho nllomtnno lor thvconllnuntluu u! Bur Ila Ht:-oat. m-r-aniloz to Bllld plan; theuco Bouthorly slam: the Weutorl limit of mid allowance for the vonti--lust on of Harris Street to the plane 0! ho iunina.lmn.i in all rospootn As shown on no plan now on gin in the City Engineer-`A Otiiv-o in tho ity o! Klnuton and dutoi lulu Novem- ber, A.D 18-7: and whinh nuid plan muy be noon at ulu olllne during ntlico hours by any lntorontod. pgI:u_)n1n_wlnI)scg_l:_\ni4_ ru-9 prgiu-lioinl _y 1-4;- ot l,Houtl: of wuel-so sin t- . I I \ t a a --rr---vs -vu uvvvuo, uuucl wcal > Muntlos at $2.25 to $10. $15. Curl (llntlu M.mtlm. on 4.. amp nu.-uuu vvnuu U\ll\llUll Mun UIUPC, Q13. " black satin stripe. $10. 13. Moira. Valour F.fTect.s, Benga- `. $3.50 to $10. Skirt $1.50. h $1.25 In 5:1 7r. `S. black ground with colored silk stripe, $12, Mn:-It nnfin uh-.3... u-In urn; cuurcl I3". Ancnluoeoocidortholnptuvi and Innntifyingol tho NI my ':a':'.`:.-.:.' ..f.".:':"..':': D-Ir blo maul. Ouu-sq i, ._.v-_-:.*_-:3.-z__..:-an '`.'=-T Ind `only one neomnnd intact and wood to build Ibo dist chunk than Acnngonn A- .._.:.|__ .1 _ . unn nun. wmon. olonntd Iilloln survive. On Snurdny morning out ol the olden residents 0! l ahonbu_n townnhig. Mn. B Y Scott. died Min 0! -t. 1 u`. l".`.fa... ..... Rm: 4.. `I5. .,"' .. 9 Methodist ului in Japan. Five other children nrvivo nnidonou other can Robot-t,`in Almome. on Saturday at tho ago oi hunt]-uvon years. . ..`.l`woln childroo #0 hn so Mr. and Mn. Wilma. Ihvnn at -6|--- ----=-- 1--I---.awo_avocnuaron1d'q burnto M. w'l`"- "03-W `hon unrvivg. Snurdnv nmnlnn mm .1 oh- -u.n... duced Prices vv Illlllll noulymont. Juno: Ilcllqnhull. OIOVIIINJ nonunion of Drummond. pund to bit long run on Thursday. 80 was born in Glamour. Scotland. in 1819 and Inns nine childton. fl HUI`! I23` A-.- -5 ml- nnplnoo. Thoma lloclylnont. Picton. aged twen- ty you-3. pond to his long rent on Sunday. He not who oldnn non of Ir. md Mrs. William Ioclynont. JIEX ulhlninln AI;-Q-AI. _---A-- ' - ----- V. .-u -uuurws UZIIIIIOCI FIOD 'l'hl _IMn lnonncu. J. L. Bayou has been appoinhd trustee in the aura of Webster and Boyd. cur- ngu. Nnponoe. Thoma: llnnlu-u...a. b:-o.._ -_-.I A T: KOWI of I'.O DIICYIQC OXCCIIOC tf THO -M... Zinhnnggn THE DISTRICT DASH E8. x Underwear, Wool Underwear. xuvu AVIIIIILIUS Unll $3.30 {:0 391". Cloth Mn.nt.les 89 to $l7. see. You are w. II. umcmVAN. (Tiny Clark. Klnnuton. lilbla Nnvoml-nr. A.ll. 131:7. __:_:j..___-._.._.j_ PUBMO N0 FIUI IS `HEREBY GIVEN HAT the nunoil of the Oorpnruvion o the Cit! of Kinucon ' intnnd panning as By-law altar who unit-uuon of one month from and after that! of the dasfo uf the first pub!`- lionlnlnn ohivnotlvo, brim: the xmh day of Novombor [M1, msmely. at n ruulur meeting 0 null Govxnmhtolny livid in t.h- mouth of Jnuu-cry nun, foroasrulzliuhivm n mnimz up, malinc lunl providing with Bit!-awtliid u rqhlio mt-on to extend Harrie an-eotNort`i)a -- y to Quebec It.rom- in the C.t._v u `inauton. And for uprop-iatinn tho neueu-mty lands for tho uid purpu a uni being the lands follow- ing. Fommauoincnt in point in the Notheriy limit of ag an roam`. where Mini limit. is in- torucb d by the vvouterxy limit. of the nllnw. for continuation bum made for Hm nu... I70 Welllngton Street. ;_I nu-v wuuuuuuu IIIU w ullll I10 VII` , I Eh Ibidlnu ll Cd this not "' '_.:':. ' T .:*'.:z..-:.- ` Puamo N0 rfon Is wmmav Vm-r thonunoll cl ngoorggugx-.1-_-u._1on 9! Is Unequnlled for Purity. Flavor and Value in the Wide, W Sealed Lead Packets Only. .250, 30c. 40c, 50c and 00c per pound. SPECIAL LOT J!` T IN. nun And IL-5 4u.....L.I.._n n. $25.00. CEYLON TEX I I According to Mr. Haycock -ounbody. ul munborol the legislature, rdond to tho '_ i ( jntronl ll "3 hordo of barbarians. when a manner: and cutout Ion dutrnctivo of a` F tho civilization 0! the day. An apology in ' _Iov In order. C Thopnuoluptonintobonrynuoh in 5, `.';`n`a`n.,...." '1'. ' XI F. C Iqudqulhullun. i um cam` TALK TO us} mum: nnaurom ml `ing; LI` L-'-l-g.. In Dl-...A._ -L- -_- .._ .__... .-. vuv IJVIlIUlVIilf' `Pit! I got Iogubcrin Quinn and llonuul nnd pound to all the government how .i| Kion act. I Sir vvauzmmor doclinoo to aim.` tboidlomuaou in the pros: and noccmg` the politics! lilo of hinudlf and 1 But tho punior om hsrdly blunt the poo- I pic for hing vary when the uombon of " Should gland in She oonnorntivp `pu-ty ! not Input. in on}... ...a u-..-...I ---- If the conmy council: have been improv- ed by the reduction in the number of thair f members. why not the city council, I.ho| legislature, the commons? In the mum. I Iudo thoy any tbdro in window. but bully bodies ll`! diiculo to mnnngo. and the non ntoontion can be concentrated on business the hotter. So the few can oon do a roll. and hotter. than the many. , . THE MEETING DEFENSIBLE. ' Was the meeting between the govern- ment and the Michigan luuibermen, some ( _ weeks ago, a secret one? If so was there any reason for it to be secret `.` These are "I the questions that are disturbing the con- 5 eervatlve leaders, that, like Banquo e ,5 ii -~ . H ' ( ghee`, `Ill not dean. loo much, It seems '5 to the Wum, has been said about a very small matter. Certain American lumber- men, the owners oi timber limits in . Ontario. feared that the regulations < which the government had under consideration would injure them very seriously. and they decided to lay the case before the ministers. The idea entertained by Mr. Whitney - the idea, at least. conveyed by his campaign speeches~-is that these Ame- ricans reached Toronto in the dead of r night, that they roused Mr. Hardy and his colleagues out of bed at an exceed- ingly early hour, and insisted upon discus- sing the timber question before other peo- , ple had gone in motion for the day. The M fact is that the lurubermen got into town ' in day light and had a talk with the gov. od ernment in the usual way and under the `hi usual circumstances. They preferred a ; condential talk with the government for 1 kg obvious reasons. They wanted to explain ` fat how the changed regulations would affect 3 M` them financially in their dealings with 3:: Canadian banlrs. and issues of :1 11 similar and personal character. The inier- the once, from Mr. Whitney's talk, was that [ '4'` these Americans had arranged for a meet- i cm in]; with Mr. Hardy, et al. for treasonablo .' Tm purposes, which inference. by the way. Mr. I 1- Whitney now repudiates. The Americans ' lieu OH l purchased timber limits under certain cir- l 13 cumetaucea and contended that the condi- $3 tione could not be changed. The premier 1' con impreesed upon them that all timber limits 1 age were sold subject to the regulations of the I ` government, and these were alterable from time to time. The meeting was im portant as showing the desire ol Mr. Har- ' To" dy to hear all rides-of the question. His? E loyalty, his good sense. his judgment, l WP were above queetio . "W ' ` ` . - ---: WIV V .i i I - Jot `to suspect that it will not work well in .....u unsvullvu JV Will IIIIVU I IIIIHIUIIUT IIU its head, one who will become, in the legislature, the responsible sponsor of the department, and from whom all inspiration will be drawn in the reforms or improve- ments which will be taken from time to time. The minister of education will have assembled with him a council of advisers, the same probably. for the time being, that has had so much to do with the direction ,of education in Quebec in recent years. But, the new department will essay to no further than Ontario has yet presumed to go in the development of the public school system. In Massachusetts, in (bu- nectient, and in other states, the experi- ment has been tried of abolishing poor) school districts, of establishing; new and larger districts, of providing better build- V I ings, better teachers, better grad- ing of classes, and so providing ! better results. The only draw- ,` back to such districts is the distance which the scholars will have to travel, and ; this objection is met in Massachusettes- and itis proposed to meet it in Quebec similarly--by a provision in the law to the effect that a portion of the money collect- able for education may be expended in the conveyance of pupils to and from the schools. The experiment has worked well in the United States. There is no reason Quebec. At any mte it is a new departure well worth trying, and the result of it will earthly conceivable tl ' me to go into it ag question that was mind a bit, that was tors something to s; , command their reaps forces in Canada than ing so much nowaday crisy. SUCCESSFUL Those Who Have-_I::; lixauill The county oxamii work of examining cm third-clans certicates I ing of the candidates M. Kilpatrick, of this with 634 out of a pass The following are t dates in the dilferent; Third class district Tillie Uoulter, Maggie Mamie Guess, Gertie i Alice Mctlormaclx, Ml ence Rutledge, Lena . Walsh, Frankie Wall Mary Williams, Elwoo Snyder. Henewals-.\Iargarel uldson, Jessie Denali nolly, W. M. Davidsc William Grunt, Blane Knapp, Ada E. Rutt Hattie M. Todd, Emm. Third class--Lizzie l Draper, Jenny Foley, ll nor Hiscock, Liszie l derson, Minnie J M. _Kilpatrick, Mabel Richardsq, be watched with interest. 'I"lYIu` lll:`D'l\lMn I\lrnrV\vr\vI~.r-u 1 Maggie Scott, Calista ` Inna. Hnrrv A lliluum. QUEBEC S EDUCATION SCHEME. On Monday Hon. Mr. Robidoux will introduce,into the Quebec assembly the bill which aims at a reconstruction of the education department. It will be a radi- cal measure, and will. if adopted, make the public schools of .Quebec Very much better than they are. The education do- partment will. to some extent, be copied from Ontario. It will have a minister as it. L......I A..- NVLV '1' l ,' THE DAILY WHIG. J "Opifsr ,..r om. Diror." I e, Wide World. (`val nu-nor. For 1 dolzghtfnl uintct trip go to Bet- lmuda or the West Indies. Singh and found uip tickets at lowest. nun. Apply an Gama:-loom`: atumship sgoncy. -I-.3 Tho enchn club will have its rs; mul- in; u the bone of mm mm, unmmy anon; this wooing. It in whinpud that akhohiiuhoinpoadongooihuu aniv. nu ulcorlllwl. V The clerk: in the loci upuu port business as being very brink` continue: throughout. the holiday it halhauln, it. in hit! to um I URIOI`. I`.- - .I_|._I,.o,,n ,, 2 . JIIHNSTBN & curs! _.._..__%._.. llombon o! "A" field bntpery. following ; an old nod limo honond cuolom, will do- ,.con4 their rooms for Curiumu. Riulry lit icon botvnon the tight and left. half [divisions uto which will have tho prot- I not docorutioon. EL- ..|--|.- .2- u.-"-A V - ~- VYTII [WC OUQIIIOT. an utter: undo tot. It in said that uvonl ayndicstao have boon formed in tho my for the purpose of purchasing the wreck of tho otenmor Hono- dnlo. When A-led on to the truth 0! the I rumors. Cape. McLeod ropliod that he Ind board the reports. but so far no olfor bud boon received {or the purchase of the rornnto Snmdu Night l Every hornet. in who nest will not emerge to pester principal Grant. and if he is etuug end bitten and pursued in the usual way. his {site may be no woelul that timid men will glide beck to their accustomed " cover. and the plebiscite ll beteken with I hell the populetion of Canada under the ; hero. I I " 'r""" bentiona. Toronto [IGO now hev from Car __ efforts to 3;; x ml this coun ly pot. dose! hated un |radi- to it`), will my as -hom: m otf than it mpied Iiamentar M for good, I earthly CD! If I union I j_.._._-_:_:_ What In In anon For lllln. Toronto Sntmrlu Even hornet. in no... any -:n ...... laxonto Sntlxrday Night. Kingston not. only gives the province its lieutenant. governor: and opens the hon ; gates of its poniterniary to the criminals of | the province. but is more fnmouu still an ; the place who-e clerics our set the whole I country by the earn. Dr. (lrantfa stand ; against prohibition is one of the brave-t exprenaiona of opinion in Dr. Grunt : whnlo record. marked on his career has been with inetancee of more! and intellectuol courege. ._ ' __._ .... ,- .__.__ lilngntonm lfnnmuu clorlrn. I Taxouto Souurhu- Kimrntnn nnf. .-min uh... 4|... ........: > Ullnanuquo Reporter. I Last Thursday a young man who wor - for Edward Mchlu-tor. Pittabur hired A horse and buggy from D. J. Ll d. ` (imianoque. to go up to McMe\ster`a. He r went up and nppnrently went to bed, but Ikept the horse out of night. After family, retired. he left the house. taking `V Mr. McMaater`a fur coat with him. You- :` terday he mun traced by telephone and ,` otherwiue to Elgin. where he was arrested. He had the horse with him, but had traded the buggy for another. Inst. evening Mr. Lloyd and chief Ryan left for I-Ilgin to re- covor the rig. lIIlI II! I` f (innanuque Reporter. 1 Llhlf. 'l`h|n-ndnu n u tooVPairsl MEN'S KID AND PLUSH-SLIPPERS at Re- A Leclun or homing Aid. .1. ll. Walkem ie in receiptof an importanb communication from the eocro~ tnry to lord Aberdeen. touching the Victorian order of nurses. He will cello meeting of those inbere.-Itod in the movement next. week, when the lotter will be hubmicced. uml Hue contents disc-usa'ed. - The intirnationp dlsclonod Imko re."aronco ton visit to Canada by Sir Squire Ban croft-. England. during lebrunr_y next, when he will deliver at different. places his `lectures on Charles l)icken`.-i ' Christmas Carnl. Sir Squire lhncrofbtnlmn a deep interest in ho.-pimla and the Vmtnrinn order of nurses fund. Ho visica King In on the 2150 of February. 7 u. vrooman. ueorge IS. Wemp. ; Renewals ~-Maryl.crclny, Maud l);wis, {Juno McCorl, John R. Goodfellow, ER. S. Graham, Exxie Anderson. Lille ;-Sproule, Florence Wnrcman, Anuio jhonaldaon, Jose.-ie Gates, John Gor- ydon. W. E. Marsh, A. McKenzie, Laura M. Ryder. Kulio Sullivan. 1.. A. Truscott. W. H. Truscott. I uuwu Ill cneuinorent. grades : district-Frnncis Cmncron. . Fox. Jennie 4 -`ordon. Mamiellneei-s,(:urtie Jones. Mary Kirk. ` Mattie Robeson, Flor- M. Todd. Lizzie E. Wallace. Sarah Warde, Elwood Beamnce. George Henewala-.\Iargnreh Coulbor, Allie l)on- Donaldson. N. W. Gon- Davidson. M. U. Storms, Blanche Hylund, Edicli Rubtun, Nollie Runtnii, Emma. \'nn|uvcn. D. Allen, Mary I. Mary Gordon, Elea- llenly, Mabel Hen: Johnston. Nellie Kilnnlzrir-.lr_ l.iv/uin Du----I ..-..w.., mmmu uuuuawn. Nellie Lizro Pound, Edith Scott. 1 Wood, Hugh Coch- I mno. Harry A. Gibson; Herbert. Jamieson, ,` Angus McMnll:m, Murton G. Purdy. , Chm-lea Reddick. Leonard Stuley. Charles ' U. Vrooman. George E. Wemp. Renewals ~-Mnrv lhrclnv. Mnnd l):\\-in Examluatlonu. examiners concluded their _ candidates for toavher-4 l to-day. The smud- - is high. isms Nellie ' l city. heads the list '1 ! possible 750 maikn. the successful candi- ' thodilforent. grades ' l Third nlnnn rIinl>rinr_lu`.-.\n.`:a l`....~--A-~ 0 1 Havo-l- .|used the Model sch 1 l 3 ......... ..... ....... uu cu nlvuuuu pr:-Juulclv it. The conclusion is that this not do for some `time yet, -home rule is, perhaps, further it was some time ago. As lor par- liamentary life in Canada, "I am out of it he said; and I know of no earthlyconceivable thing that would induce `me again. That settles a agitating the public giving the tory edi- speculate on. He will respect in not joining the that have to light noth- nowadays as organized hypo- - ` speech, that he was shaping liimselt for a .re>entry into public life in Canada. as an mnedicalcollege, Mr. Blake took occasion TRUE TO THE CAUSE. Hon. Ed and Blake. a Strsthroy. made some references to his po itical life which were not understood. F in his rouiarks in was assumed that "Mr. Blake was about weary of his labour in the Imperial parlia- ment, as the representative of an Irish eon- stitueney and an advocate at home rule. It was further assumed, from the same ally of `Sir Wilfrid Labrier, perhaps as an aspirant again for the leadership. But all this is error, or misconception. At 9. social function in Toronto, in connection with the to speak more explicitly respecting his in- tentions. He had been the chancellor of university for `twenty years. but he-withdrew, as he had withdrawn Canadian public life, to give his best to the cause hehnd espoused. My hope, said he, is soon to return to make country my abiding place. but I shall desert the cause with which I have en- until.I can do so without prejudice tn it " mt... .......I....:.... - nu. u. Ll_-L $succEssFUL"cANmoATEs. No mun um. 17;. .hI AI.-. --"- I znilur lug stolen. fl Noun pha- LOCAL NEWS. . --v --mu: uaytvai UIIIIS YE n very brink, and if it ngbont uouou as `uillllv Iohnrn nuts ra- V local oieo ro. inc van hunt ....a at ;. Tn]; i)A;LY wtuu. sATURI5A; , -_._:.: Vnncnnnnan -1 1, 1897. ywvuu-vvu one Otil PG-- . Xx; bu boon uq-mm to candidate in Vb worIlI`Q0!l'I letting. Tho; worlingmon) muting tomorrow 5&3 pm. in the Wma: lull. will be ad. droaaod by W Aykmyd and J. R. Donn- Mn. Subject-; "social:-tn Hit-Iorfcally C-and-idond" and Sam Pauiminuc Vmn of tho Patent. ` ' rm. aungock-: " Can!-idorod "8 Pntcnf. nuryuuuy uolcomo. Queen street Mothoziiat church--Rev. J Nouvooo Hull. Bellow-Illa. will pruch at both oorvioon. Morning uuthenn, "Hear Me When I Cull. (Km: Hall) - Evening Im- thmn. "Abide Wnh Mo." (Sh:-Nay); ulo. "An .\lam a." (.\lil!|'\rJL Mn. Bum. I mg an eleven o'ciork. Subject: Pauli Charge to Timothy." .WoolIy testimonial meeting I-`ridny evening Ac` eight o c|ock. Evcrybody welcome. Qnnnn nrvnno llgml...-H-5 -I...--L " nrocl amen Methodist church-Rev. J. Grenfell. pa-tor. Services at 11 cm. and .7 p m. Evuning subject: The Suoingn of Jordan." Good mnaiy. sabbath scbbol and bible class at. 2:3!) pun. First Church of Christ. Scientist. Sam! on Tompernnco hall. Service m- marrow morn- ing at oloven o'clock. Subject: f cb`['gQ[,()Timo{i;rA" .W`u.h- O.-obi-nu-i-I 4 nut war; no hon only 18 Mr. 5.50 . p Xnu Mon: Ian) Chain. Pa rlor Chalrnmur I9 and M lino: no hn.mu~. Jardnioro Stands. Romans. Euolu. Fa-at Souoln Our 3 Into nulr-Mo prosvlltl We soon and alive: on you mrlnh. _Look through our line. 090:: owning: until .\Inu T. F`. I-IQRRISON CO. mwu wuulu 1 nave gouneued." St. Juno- church-ll am`. Rev."'W. Latin. "Tho Christina Miniot.ry;" holy` mmmnnion at mid-day : 7 p.m . Rev. J. K. :}lc.\Iorin0. "Tho Undiscovered Conn- D-.-I. _A_, . mg .n -- V - - ~ ur. nrmun In: both mrvnces. Catholic .-\posr.olio ( hurch. Queen street. 7 p.m , subject. Math. .\\IH. 37: "How often would I have gntlmo!." Jnlnan oh...-nr._I| .. .. n....~.-m The Pulpltp l\o- lorrow. Sydcnham street. Methodist ohurch--R.e\'. l)r. Gmth at both mrvices. Pmhnlin .\...._...|;_. .I..-.._L n ... .......... u. -u.-mm, wnusu Ioanngn they do not wish he wound. This being the rune. how much better it. would be for all. if those who :10 not. euro to listen tp tho singing. the prayers and the sermon." would remnm at. home. and not disturb others who do wish to hour. ...... . wuu. If a man or woman were to wilfully and contomptuously disturb a religious arsovn- b|_v, almost. any law-abiding citizen would be ready to pmgccuro, but where the dis- turbance is the result. of whispering. tit.~ baring and laughing. cvan churrrh otliciuls are slow to enforce the INA`, chiey on |lL`~ count of ohhara, whoao feelingn they do This boinn Hm I-nan um... nlwr we usual pmcusenon the benediction uf the holy sacrament. was imparted. Tle Te Deum was sung and the forty hours (le- vmion was (`.lO"0\l. The altar was beauti- fully ll|u!niImto(l. If -\ Innn -- ---- -~- - V` " cunnnasponcer and Nov. W. bewin. There was a vory large attendance Int. evening M St. Mary :-I cathedral. Rev. Fr. Sprntt. otlicintod, assisted by Vory Rev. vicnrgenorul Kelly and Rev Fr. O'Brien. Afmr the usual prncaseion the benediction holv n.mrumnnr. urns: .'...........u -m - IIUIHU. St. Mark's church. Bnrrieeld.wil| bo ro- opeued on Sunday, Doc. lnh, with holy communion at 8 a m ;_ service at 11 mm , with sermon by archbishop Lewis; service at 7 pm . with sermon by Rev. J. K Me` Marine. Services will follow with sermons by tho dean of Oncnno, Rev C. Worrell, canon `Spencer and Rev. W. Lewin. Them wnn a rut!` I.......,'. ..n.........-- L.- ry. ~ Brock street. Methodist chnrch-Rav. lrcnfell. menu-, Qnvvinan ..o n .. .. ._a wnnn, ('ml.=l(l9l'eu A. U. l)r. Lidxlon compare.-I Sundays to almfla inn long tunnel, which admit. light and air at, regular intervals to travellers who are pnesmg through it. Their mtlueneel does not vanish with the passing, but ex~ 'en(ls through the wcuk. and give):- utrongth to journey towards our eternal home. UL Il__I,I, 1 I In - -< -- B-sol Gun and Do-k nnmhlnul. larn nine. good Oak nlnh, 04 :5. W0 lmvo come z-hamper uh thin in our nocclnl for Xmn Our ho. gunlng nhnlr m ulmn; ovon hue" nun hut lauuhaun. P...-I... m.... ..... pwuuuera in we Mutnouxsc mnn'at.ry. The editor of the Christian (.`-uurdinln has discovered that "the iulluouce nf cpqoditor in highly extolled, when some one Wislms his special views pm-hod forward." Ho dun t. tell us. but we surmise that If he hits the other way he is-. in un-Mothodistic terms, (-on.=idered N. (L n.- I ;.4.|.... ._-_ Lv,___,) . , . .. uuwcr prepulozl." Rev. Cabal Parker, of Nnpnneo, will preach anniversary sermons in Brock street Metnodlr.-0 church on Dec. Mich. Mr. Par- ker is unknown here bub Rev. J. E. Starr voucher; that he in mm of the n-Lrongeat. preachers in tho MuLhod:'st. ministry. Christian Hnnv-rlinn hm: uauu, nnua. A clerymnn at the beginning of his dis course said ho had forgotten Ins notes. and. excused himself as follows: I will have to depend upon the Lord for what: Imy this morning. Thus evening Iwill come better prepunozl. R.B\'. ('+hn| pnrbnr 4.` \Yn~n---- ---"' uuuo As 1 Am." written by her. Li Hung Chang has appointed Margue- rite Whoug (a young christian and fxuit of missionary labor.) to represent. Cmna inthe Wolld'e Congress of Representa- bive Women." to be held in London. Eng- land, 1898. A nln.-nun... no LL- I.-_:_. ` V P I ' nu; ml :-, ummuug ner Ior light. and blessing received by the writers from the hymn, Just Ael Am." written by her. Hum: Chunk has nnnnimm-I Mu-mm, upa mu to mm". H. tc. ueamish. The Methodist church. Roz-aland, B C., is used as a reading room on week ways, a counter inuence to Lho saloons. On l)..n In. L ' - uuuuu:l' nunuence lo we saloons. On I).-c. mm, ministers are asked to preach csunnons on peace and arbitration. [ho pence aasocmcions in Europe and Arms- nca make this request. 56. (ienruna a-nrlmnml unnfrn :. :......:..... .. uny mu. Dy d!'cDDl8DOp Lewis. The congregumonul meaning` no Brock- villo t r Truncy cbunch was very hearty in its cal to Rev. G. K. Beamish. The .\.lnrhnrl;..r. ..|......|. u... ..I.....) 1': IV HIJLUE, xrum EH ]`;llg|IBHlIlBll. Tlnrty four candidates were conxmed in So. Uorgo`u church, Trenton. on Mon- day met by drchbishop Lewis. comn-nuur.mm.l n.nm.:nn- uh u.-ma uuuuvule. co-morrow. The China inland mission has received a bequest of $900,000. for the opening of new fields, from Englishman. Thlrtv fnnr nnllrhrintna Ixuxrn .....6:.......J GEORGE MILLS & U0. uuarge 8 cnmearal. Rev. Dr. Ryckmnn is to preach educa- tional sermons In the Mebbocuab tabernacle, Bellevnlle. to-morrow. 'l`hn Flu`.-... .'..|......n ._:,.-:-_ L_,. .4. , 4- - uuuru no-marrow. In is expected that A young Toronto clergyman will be epguged as curate of Sn. Ge;)rge a cathedral. Rev, 1). Rm-.|........:. a- ....._..L .J.._- uuuuure D. ' Rev. J. E. Starr went to Brockville this afternoon to preach anniversary sermon": there tomorrow. Tr. in gu..........-I LL-L , _4r 7" Llllllllyn George Campbell. a Queen's divihity atudenb. will preach no-morrow in Bathuret. I)... `run. -- -- Iorilnggevrn looting. nugllcunu an L.-awlanum. rjnglaud. Rev. '5. Haw hag carried Ins case against. Bellovillo churchmen: to the court. of up- peal. _ ' _ . Oshawa l reeb_ytormns have denuded on a call to Rev. James B. Hodges, B.A., of Tivlbury. ` . `Iannrn (`Jun-.I-.gll .. 1n..--._I- J5. vvuuu nu DEIIBVIIIB, Ud0. 21!`. A children : mass has bben conducted by Anglicans as L-awiahum. England. V Haw has carried Inn nnun non:-mt. IIUVUHE King : college. London. has received a gift. of 575.000. Thu nrnnhnrn-u A6` L':......A-_ _.:n L- ,.,, Ku II U! in O.UUU. The preabytory of Kingston will be con- vened an Bellevule. Dec. 219.`. A Chi-'drPn a man: has Iuan an-:3---A-J Ln urn-man 1.'u'.u' TIN. Bnok Gun and Do-k Ian I '0 coma vhon