v ( ,_.. . . EV? mu unmn, :r.'.-.e:-.-.'.-=:.'- blIlI\\'. I l-Zmlml muuly tvnrful. '~' chipped In Mx Hhmtc-r Sum. l)1-.~uIv1nmny\sumnml r'nl nh-o unuluvlinvd tor do whuwvor wuz right." ~ --l`n..l.I..'L F..' |....... |.,,|_,,n 4L , I -. \ Ill. " I)I.~`npp'hm~| mu!" gmwlvd Poker Pvtn. \\'h:-n 1 Mn\' ()t|n`Ilc-r mum nut. thought ` sm'-- -2 how we wuz guln u-r r~unlnln.~at.n'l ulmu`. " ml)... ...a_..__,...r..| H u v u - . .. _ ,.... .... .... .. \,......\.._......, win-n In-`.~ h~m.~-(I up." :~.p mur murvt! Dc-1'riII;:u-I` Uh k. In xvhmn lhl'l`0 of (In: {um-rah wvrn alin'<'(l_\' nttrilmmhlv. `l`h1-tv `(llhc-llur` .-~h(aw ut, thur up`ry huusv In.-4' night, wu/. pnnt_v Hm-, \\'un'& ht-" im~lm'nut|_v omnmuntvd (`utmmmnt I '1|I ll .` Uul. I` J;VxN%|tJ AVi1.'!*9W11%. 1395. LII I|Il`I \\l'1'|\. "\\'.|;Il, `H3 thu-I` r lmuml I4-1' git. Inn 1 I ` (I HVl`|...s n1\nI.. I... uni uuu umven O Clock. .-\ young man applied to mayor Living- ston this morning for u pasa to Montreal. As l|6 was an able looking follow the mayor thought him not deserving of one. How- ever lio was given a small amount. of money and sent on his way rejoicing. _ Promptly at ten n c.lock this morning mnyor Livingston opened out his (nice for the transaction of business. He will be found in his cice each morning between ten and eleven o cIock. .\ rm... M-.. ...._.|:-) ._ W, , - - - uurnuu xrmn Loronbo Inst. night.` liev. J. Holmes. Collingwuocl street. was in u very wnuk condition last night. Rev. Mr. Shibloy is in almost. constant: atten- dance. ....\...-.lI.- -; ;, a u | .- - mu uu nelu on Monday night. next. Rain proof coats. extm large capes, $7.50. Cheaper grades for less money. Oak Hall. VIM... ......:,.._:A.. -: .1 _ ,u,u, ESTATE P. J. WALSH. \)PiK flu. The majority of the delegation that wait- ed on the Ontario cabinet. on Tuesday rc- burnod from Toronto last. night.` l |9V. IIOIIYIQIL nnlliIl0mlur.:l alt-on} Inna ~f"\ What the llnny Reporter: caught on aha I-`Iv. (mo cramp sought. protection at the po lice station Inst night. Miller s worm powders make the child- ren healthy. Sold by E. C. Mitchell. A regular meeting of the city council will be held on Mon uy night. nroof coats. extm lnnrn nnnnn IIU UUIIHUBI. Whether all the evil: that principal Grant foresees as the results of prohibition will follow this action rnnmimn in kg nnnn uinnu IUFBFBBB as we results or prohibition this action remuims to be seen. The trustees who are composed of leading l reebyteriann, nob only of New York and New Jersey but; of other states as well. do not appear to entertain an i-uohloars in iegaul to tho inatt.er.-T. V . C. uuu ms resignation was at once accepted. The whole matter has recently reached another stage. There has been a meeting wf the board of trustees and action was taken instructing the faculty to enforce literally and strictly as well as impartial- ly an old standing law of theirs. which seems to have been entirely forgotten, that no student shall be allowed to bring into the college or keep in his room any spirit- uoue or. fermented liquors, nor shall he frequent nny place where intoxicating liquors nre sold as a beverage. The manager of the inn has been notied to close his urill-room and thus put an end to what the great body 0! the Presbyterian church considered a pub- lic scandal. \l7I.....L-_ .n .L_ . -I -I 1 ans won a good deal of excitement among the friends of Princeton, the great Presby- terian university of the United States,over a similar cause. It appears that for some time past the "Princeton inn. a regularly licensed public house, has been kept open near that institution and depending largely for its patronage on the cilicials. friends and students of that well-known university. So much has that been the case that the inn has" generally been closed during vaca- tions. A few months ago the New York \'oice.a leading American prohibition jour- nal. published ythe fact that a number of the leading professors of that univerisity were signers to the application for a liquor license tor that inn. Among them were some well-known ministers in the Presby- terian church. Possibly this custom had prevailed for some years. but it` had not been generally known to the pulilic be- fore. 9 No sooner were these names made pub- lic, however, than the excitement began. At first attempts were made to minify the matter by claiming that the inn was not a regularly conducted liquor shop, with a regular bar, that it only had agril|~room for the special accoinmodation of its guests who might come from a distance to the university, and of its more advanced stu- dents, who would thus be kept from the downtown saloons. Some of the lead- ing church organs also tried to smother the matter down. Vbut in this they failed. So much interest was excited that leading New York and Chicago journals sent their special reporters there to ascertain the true state of the case. Some of them carried awa llasks of liquor procured there. One of t iem had a codac snap-shot taken of that "grill room. which appears to have differed very little from an ordinary lirst-class bar. except in -"Wm "."C'_l.i_,?OZ`fS and syuods all over the country began to express their disap- proval of the whole matter in strong and unmistakable words. The synods of no loss than fourteen dillerent itates to lunch action. So strong became the feelihqg that the Rev. Charles W. Shields, 1) 1)., the W8-kllow Professor of the Harmony of Science and Revealed Religion, resolved to withdraw altogether from the Presby- torian church and _|Olll the Episcopalian. and his resignation at another niznon 'I`hm-A has kn... .. ...,...a:.... `I There In Inn lluoh concern over the lnbjuci `there. Just about the time that mnny of the lriendu 0! Queen : university are I good deal exercieed About the position of its incipel on tho tom renoequeetion. than Kn been A good dufot excitement Princeton. crust Prubv. iinonnmtiou Af Pni}4cs1oN.N .1. V1 WHlG'S WIND WAFTS. -___.,.... vn,-nn nn 4: l'u~ll0r'a l:.<.-e qm|l`I`vl:-'un|u mlhgv: icnlly u .`ntt1'i|mmhlv. u. .. 9 9 L..- QQOOOIQQ lll IQQQQQQQIQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ I I . [Ow ('oIIlll'IIOO. Nzw You. Jen. I3;-~-'l`l:e sixuh snnusl oonfssenosol {assign mission boards held its second susion yesterday morning in t.beIeIil|)odiu lnildisg. Rev. ta` ibu- son. .. Rsnford, pns|den' I An- hossd,Boetso presided. A future ollbensssingwssdas rssdongols report concerning "student volunteers end cen- " by Bsv.dC.l.{. Daniels.` D. D.. at lie AIu'|osn . In to me nro. o lI`::uo:.b{o in I" prim: ly owinll `-0 tbofuilnn of on It pricoa nd 0 dint!!! which attach: the cup cane. The planters us pncticnlly ruin . ` an no value ouunde the wand. Ono mingulnr difficulty ruined by `the condition of nnin in that no onocnn lave the inland for I long journey. owinl 00 it! Doing Ilmouh impossible` to nice enough! money to pay the fare. Thu Illlnhln in -II nnimnilln nninn tn LUHII moan IOPIOIII. Hold and silver coins hnvo practically disappourod. and even noun are becoming acsrco. The only medium of exchange I! the load bunk now-. which us, however. of no vnluoouuido the island. On. .i......I... .1.-a:....u.. .-:...a L.-.n..- any urllii wrougn. ` The roaulb in that the local merchants are unable to obtain the supply of goods noceoaary for their trade. and unleu aomo remedy is soon found the aibuation will be- como moot not-iouu. Hnltl nu-I .:|..-.. ..-:._- L--- ..-....o:..-n.. Pecnxlnr 0|-ms an I lunch Won lndlnn (.`oIon_v. I.<-.\'n0.\'. Jan. I3 -Adviooa from Guade- loupe, the French pououion in the Wool: I Indies. re rt. the existence o! I nlncial crisis on t. eiulnnd. Tho bank oH:undo- Ioupo own so large A sum, about 7.000,- 000lnncc, to in French corrcapondent. ohe Comptoir d`Eacompto, that its credit. in nearly exhausted And it can get hardly any drafts: through. llllh in that than Innnl man-hunt: 75 & 77 PRINCESS STREET. Ifyou intend to change Stoves be sure and purchase A HAPPY HOME." Every range guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. We have a full line of Agate Ware, Nickle Plated Ware, Tin- ware, Carpet Sweepers, Rasin Seeders and Clothes Wtingers, also a good assortment ofCutIery. _)3\. Jul 53. uuuuncu 3 vcala _jUC IOF 20C, 25C I0!" 15C. GLOVES AND HOSE-Women's Pure Wool Ribbed Cash- mere Hose 5oc for 33. Women's Lined Cashmere Gloves 5oc for 25c. Women's frame made Cashmere Gloves 35c for 25c. Chil- dren's and Misses` 26c Mitts for 15c pair. \Vomen s 25c Mitts for 20c. Dress Goods are all reduced. Fur Goods are all reduced. Mantles are all reduced. Men's Ulsters are all r.duced, Great chances for economical buying all about the store. You are welcome to come and look. Starr & Sutclie, L F:.;.F!`!"3`Q1`. C0-a men s nu woo: mack vests and `lights $1 for 75, $1.25 for $1. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S UNDL'.RWEAR-M1sscs' All Wool Natural Combination Suits $1.40 to $1.60 for $1. Children's Combination Suits, All Wool, $1 for 5oc. Misses` Vests 60c for 45c, 35c for 25. Children's Vests 30c for zoc, 25: for 15c. H[\`PT-Wnmnn' pnrn \X7nnI DIKKAA I`-.-L uuu u-uvua qrn.x.3 nun yak... mcu 3 Lucy manner DUIIIS 75C I0!` DOC. WOMEN'S UN l)ERWEAR-Women's All Wool Natural Combination Suits $2.25 for $1.50 each. Women's Union Natural Combination Suits $1.25 for 75. Women's Natural All Wool Vcsts 75c for 6oc. Women's Natural Wool Finish Vests 5oc for 35c. Wo- men's All Wool Black Vests and Tights $1 for $r.25 for 8!. MISSES' AND (`.HlI_hRI<`N Q nMnuu\uIr.nJ_x.r.....-- All MEN'S UNDERWEAR-Men s All Wool Shirts and Drawers, regular 69c reduced to 50c each Men's Light Weight All Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from 75c to 60c, and reduced from $1 to 750. Men's Lined Kid Mitts $1 for 75c. Men's Lined Buck Mitts and Gloves $1.25 for 95. Men's Grey Flannel Shirts 75c for 6oc. WOMEN'S lINl)F<`.RWI<`.AR_\)Unm.n'. Alf` m....| m.........i Reductions from our regular prices mean sub- stantial savings, for the regular prices were never match- ed in the city. There is no other way but the seeing for you to distinguish the goods we tell of from the dis- appointing, skimpy sorts with which the city is over- stocked. /\ visit around settles that question. \\ ho is offering best assortments and prices ? ll!`.'\vo('< rvnvrxv-rxquvuw . - OUR JANUARY MARK` DOWN SALE. ' I THE GURNEY-TILDEN Limjtcd, gamilton. SOUVENIR RANGES I18 and I20 Princess Street. ELLIOTT BROS., Foldql llquon Couhrnoo. r Va... 1.. an IM.- -:...L _ 1` RV GOODS STOCK. GTARVING FOR MONEY. When almost every household will come to use a Souvenir, because it will be to their ad- vantage to do so. Slowly but` surely the tide is turning. Hu- n.anity seeks those things that serve them best. This is the secret of the unequalled demand for . . . . They are sold everywhere. One will Int a lifetime. FOR CH RISTMAS. Manufacturers of stoves. `{Pur'I:accws-a;ci-vlga-tliator-."-" For sale in Kingston by R. 11. HORSEY 6: CO. Wholesale Agencies in Toronto, Montreal and Winnipeg. PORMERLY RICHMOND CO. um-.. all In one. ntmn . well nished ' Ouhlannury Bod Sn H3. Largo Bevel Pinto I rror. hunutlfully oarvod. name au,msk I boa-;lonku an humlsozno II many no Buibvs. For January our price. nomplote. is only III M. We have 2Io\'el l.l comp one rlultmu for muuh loan. but this nnn.ls not equalled in bounty and quality for the price. Yours. Dr. . a runaway. Leonard ..lolly wu lined, with ooota. thrsoon dollars md twenty cum form usauln upon his brothor-in-low. Junta H. Martin. The portion raid: in Wutpon. , A nomowhot. sudden death occurred on Friday, when Mrs. Juno: Domid. Carlo- wn Plaoo, wu called home. Tho donu- od Ind won I dour of Mn. Willhn Toy- Ior on John Honocon. Rumor. Enquiry in racing undo for Charla Bul- non. who workod in Oarluoo Plus Inc reason. and whoinuow nppoud tolnin the employ of norm of tho Iunborlog con. coral. Hun unolo, Dr. Dolg. Don II. in dying, and would III` to I00 Emma Ioro tho and cons. Buuoniuuooly rolativo. Nun or the mum: Ooluloluod Iron tho Winn : Ixolnnxoo. The Perth woollen mill company, with 5 1 capital stock of $35,000, but applied for , . . IDCOI FIND. I ` Hug`; Hnvlin ha: nnlcl his `gm. A- AL- I {:1 nun]. u Lnonnrd ' incorporation. Hugh Devlin baa aold hiafarm on the lth ooncouion, Drummond, to William Acheson. Perth. for 84,700. Jamea Roclnvell. Lanark township. whilat. hauling wood hocarlotaon Plano, had the mialortuno to ban a log broken in I I'll DIWI]. Wlll It A Bold Illlu -...I_ n-l.__-_ nun --I QISTRICT PASHES. MNGSTON, ONT 1 IKITOIIRN CABINET. combining Table and (J-chines. Aplaco for everything. Neal and Flour blue. Drawer and Bake Boards. l|`.t`c.. all In _VOurJannary Bod we. Lnrln Hnvul Pin. JVIIUI If you pay less than we charge _vou`ru pretty sure to get. leas. iu mnieriuls or labor, or both. Robinson Bros., R A nnrrv 9.I'r`Dmu-nu 2 Shocstocks in One. Cor. Princess and Baaot Sts. :_:_:____ If You Pay More A PIANOS FOR RENT. % Ilqo aging '5: uuuu -u-n\a\J|1 VV -Uu-<'lertak:rs and Embalmers. January Sale, Irrvl-nnukv ru I'l'\VI'1I'lI,| . than we charge for Paporing, Decorating or Painting you pay too much; for money cannot. buy. hereaboute, bet.- ter mnmrmla or more alxilful labor than we put. into such JOIJB. I` I'r\II I\nlI in-- l`~-- --- loo 1 Bottlo at All Drngglntu or lion Ilodlolno 00., Toronto. DR. ROSS PILLS ls po|'Mvn whom there`: A healthy stomach and good -lhu-ntlonr l)r. R019 Kidney and [Aver P In no mm-vols In ?]nuna-Inn the uynto and keuplnn tho Aver fnporf-ct. health A good [Ava nunws goud In 51th, general-y. NERVE go: on! llvonlony. an Ilnalton. I coo.-T 0. BAGOT STREET. Addron Tendon- TUNE ' not Iuoouul -1-... in nu: -nu uuuou Ill] IIII. III 500 Unihtlspuoahrondur contraction wu plnulfupontho wotd.nditwu hold to qpplylobnniucnun uohnmlung. blah turuou.bluOb|owiogvuh.'and noon. Iuuvum by this an Hon. Ir. In-hoto uullhclo potudbytlo 1`\ . V... wuv mu -um-uu sun Ilwluon more thin the mango individunl. who bu can 7 the iinporhnoo 0! doing so, in tho I-Ion. A. 5 s. Huey. who in hmdling the an for 2 "A honor ohtctvuoco of the Snbbuh in tlnlqiolutnn. Rduriugtq:bovordno- eld0y.int-h0h 1l.houidU|I|in Enghnd iundlnon hula to aim puincipolly no nngcqnollihnlldhttlt-huodlifc. lathe Ilngal ung - L..._A.. -__---7 ,- . n u uvml .1l\lDUlV. The Hamilton Times as not prepared to Adagio--ib`in I rugged and ohozinuo op- pononc bom'mu~-t.hu some of the canton. ` touo! them. to Dr. Cram nllogoo. hove bonr Sunday [on than Onhriol 1% say. ' thin in tho oxpuionoo of people who have trivollod and ronidod in nrionl porn 0! the ropublio and Itmdiod the pooplo and Mir Wm - - p Ono who bu Itudied the situation more 05.}. AL- -....... .-_.n_:.|-_n ._n , n .._ ....... .... u--u uueuiiig yinal L 1Il6U'|f`(i master. David Brown : deputy district master, T. H. Coffey ; district chaplain, J. Lovick : district recording secretary. W. J. Saunders: district liiiancial secretary. W. Cullen; district treasurer, ll. Hay: _ _ district I). of C.. W. Newman; district where a deputation dl!CL`B8I .d the amond- 1' |ur9;-_ J. Brown ; deputy lecturer, W. ed bill. He spoke at that meeting. He 2 _Crawford. The newly elected ollicers were recalled the fact that the community which { `'`'`d by _"7 "`""r' F" B""' he represented. the agricultural. were, of at The Butler a all people. the most observant of the Sab- ' "i,"=" ""="- , Z . , buhrdoing on it 0" than thing. which ! lrof. J. A. Liiddick. superintendent of _ - the Kingston dairy school, gave valuable were neceesitoue. and of which there .information as to the making of fancy could be no disputing the application of I cheese. which will no doubt be remember- the ,,o,d_ H. mm A hue, from "I ledand adopted by our cheesemakors. employ in . water" industry `p_ ` MI). Connell, professor of pathology and peeling to him to use his influence 1 for the passage of the bill. by the enforce- Let Mr. llaycock, leader of tho potions, ` answer these remarks. He was present. with Hon. Mr. Harty, at a meeting in the l Young Men's Christian Association liall ad Cheese (`unventlon ' as his subject some of the relations of bac- |' teriology and doirying. Ila succeeded in man; of which 5-bbnph hour would be V making his subject exlmmcly interesting. mducod. by ab the worhngmen would : pir;g`ip;`;;;i;tod a vast emnunt U.` \.;!`,V useful Iget the rest they desired and could not` . otherwise expect. Moreover the employee K ! The Uomliig Debate. The Toronto Star says principal Grant Rev. llr. Lucas will revive ll custom of the renaissance Wh(l] the disputation 1 of moral and philoeopliiral questions was a popular amusement. ho Ottawa Journal remarks that 1)r. Why? Because of the hostility of the employers. any Mr. Haycockr went fur- mr`_ H"mm"'d' "l"ly' f '_"_" Grant at first glance might seem to have l W `I "*0 R""m` `mi `'59 PP"-'00 . the advantage by debating on prohibition failed to give the Sabbatarians what they in Kmlil-0" WM` 3 TOMIIW min 5"`? l'!'- desired, in all reason. they could look to . b"i"7 ` "'1" """" ' f Ki"V" " h`"l" an "tn". `M "'-7 bp ` hum` u`ir h pnprizitpll (.ltr.anll1.?stv?obw:." ig0.Iyl'l:p::( ;iy- wishoe gratied. 1 ctoriolopzy at Queen's university, took` may be a fairly impartial one. I know of this. _.... .- V.-nu lb canlhnrdly be contended than the: Sabbath Lia not now rigorously observed. l Indeed. it may be fairly said lluvb legiallr tion is not needed to restrain most of the 3 classes 0 which the new act will ex- tend. The demand for amend-1` mont in not so urgent that the bill may not be permitted to stand over till next suion. ..uu ALIAIIIUAVD LUDLLLULV. ' Tho \Veokly Sun is the organ of the patrons and la is supposed to reflect their views. Bub does it. 1' Take a case in point: The Sun in its last issue. is not in favor of the amended Sunday bill. This bill. in its opinion. should not be pressed. I and it said; v _.. .... an yvcululu. uuuuyanca no travel- lera. What A pity it is that such in- ' atructiona were not given in the rati place. What a lot of inconvenience and ' irritation and anxiety would have been saved! What an advertising for mean-.1 nose and pettinesu the Windsor and Do- I r . troit oicials would have escaped! i E s a JUIOOORHOII ol tho mount of i{|1_)oI`._`_` `I'M novl and inventory of use may be ox- grlnod 0% at. note. Im an In Ptinoon `TERMS--CASH ON DELIVERY. 3;. Ln_.L, . , , w--u -v auu \JUlllLVl\JLV DIMLVDIU. The Washington government has, by ; experience, seen the difficulty of enforcing its sealing regulations. These regulations wereso still` and exacting that no one. wearing a seal coat. could comply with them. And so the trappings of travel- Jlers into the United States. from (`an- ada and Europe, were being ruthlessly im- pounded. Two or three cases of exception- al severity wolge up the department of `state, at Washington, and one of its as- sistants has issued an order which reads : i Admit sealskin garments, imported as personal effects. if they can be shown to have been in the use of the owners prior to the 20th ult. In other words, the costs not now, and known not to be new, worn by the individual or carried by them, are not subject to the law. Collectors, says the dispatch, "are to use judgment and discretion in the matter of carrying out the provisions of the law, and to avoid. as far as possible. annoyance to travel- wt... - ..:;.. .-. - :_ ALA - lnrn *)lTHE DAIf,Y WHIG. I "0pi/er par Orbcm Diaor. I . - - - - - -v- ' -4] ill`; V1l'JjlI3 it was employed in securing the election of his friend the president. Such a statement, if well- `lounded, is alarming. It gives birth to the feeling that sooner or later the people will have to refund the money, that in some way the senator who buys his posi- tion will be seeking a way in which to re- coup himself. Corrupt electors lead to corrupt legislation. an.-uuuu us J.u\.IL1A`Al- The triumph of Bone Hanna in his con- test {or I senatorial seat. from Ohio will de- . lighc Prenidofib Mx-'aKinloy and the mono- polist: who support. him, but it will be in- finitely more delightful !or Mr. Brynn. Tbmconteet. was won by shameful me- thodr, and will bo_ a boomerang to Hanna, McKinley & Co.--Star. FBI... l'....A.- -_- _-L A- I ' an-4.--u-pl my vuo'-LJUIll- The factaara not to hand, but the in- `...-.u.... I. 4I....A. |1_-:. 11., , I THE l'ATRONS' POSITION. an !.\..I. I.. n__ ,, .j-.j_-:.__- TWO COMPA RIBON8. V s11oW ENsI-1. `L- II7-_I_:,,,. , . MISAUSEEYF xufzin Y. ,x____._L .1 n JA_s. ._IOHNSTON & on. ...-uquqrvun vur TIC U000 Anyonowhohunobbadilhoplunurq cl uting some of our Blno Point 0 yuan : u rd! cred` hoi ad 3: "...:..J..; "w::n.:.d"P:l... 2.333 . ,an(1 '1'olu." They are not as good, he- ` i cause this remedy has I: record 0! cures, "V 5 and beaidee is guaranteed. It new lnile he to aaltiefy. `.550. J`). (J. Mitchell. " | Loyal orange Lodge. id` At the annual meeting of district L C. L my No. 1, Kingston. held in Victoria hull, xt Tuesday evening, the following ollicers were elected for the onuinrz year ; District I5. it, he Saunders : nancial ` d` lo Crawford. ,h installed county of llu_tter And Young on `Ibo By-law. \_ Q The colnmittoei appointed from the a board of undo to nails in passing the Ab- hon bonus by-law. were active during the fdny in bringing olotoru to the polling boothu. Tlrnvoto up to noon was not my largo. props:-ty owners I nu ly taking limo intern in the by I. It innocunrylorrixhundi-od tons to ho pallod. and 5 mini: of tho vows an to botany carry the by. I. ' n nu uounnl ucmuo. ` I Ind of Innrnl uni n|\il.s..-..\l ...4 I - - ..-I _A A wuuguw me can and It worthy ol ` Inca the Aanlorcnnato couple will I it. pugumr amusement. I h I 0 > ` ! man, bably number of Kingston church- going people are not at all in sympathy with principal Grant : views. 80 the nudi- enoe Help for at Family. This morning a young married woman, reeiding on Elm street. applied to mayor Livingston for assistance, uayiilg ehe had nothing in the house to nab. Her husband had worked for a abort time for the M.'l`. ` company, but had been retired and had `been unable to secure worl. elsewhere. She was mpplied with -udirient money for immediate neede. The mayor will in- veetigate the cane and if worthy of antist- ` the-hnlortnnate connle will uni..- - Ana nruo nmnoay. '- I William Dug an, S5. Albania street, To- - rnnto. says: e won't keep house with- ` out Ransom : Hive Syrup and Tolu for ` consumption. coughs, edlds. cxoup or bron- 'cbinl troubles. lixpurnuentml with many I l others. but never gob the true remedy until we used Ransorn a Hive Syrup and Tolu. No other remedy can Luke its place in our home, as in it we have a certain and euro cure for coughs, colds, croup. whooping cuu b. etc. We would not be without no in t. I8 hnmm, I III um: IIUIISO. ` f It is idle to experiment with other remo- Jdioa, even if they are urged on you an 1 "just. us good" as Ranaom :- Hive Syrup ,and Tolu. They ; I nuucu, u-uuwuuonulu. l- Robert Muntoll will be nt the Grand 1. I opera house next Tuesday evening, Jan. _ 18th, presenting u new romance. by W. A. Tremayne, entitled A Secret Warrant. The story is laid at the court of the lluc I d 0rleans. regent of F.ance .n 1720, and gives example of the imamous use of the "lettre do cachet. (lubriollo de Victor. wfavorite of the regent, is in love with Louis do Beaumont, the handsome captain 3 l of King's (luards. He in turn in ,-Iwooing the daughter of Joan Bertrand, ' ld `th The '0 al mistress is , a go smi . r incensed at his ignoring or friendliness, ' and, in seeking reven e. asks the renont for a secret warrant, w rich she may ll in at pleasure. This warrant may at any time consign Louis to the liastile. The play is full of plot and counterplot, and gives Mr. Mantel! opportunity to display his heroic method of noting. It will be beautifully staged and costumed and pre- sented in manager ][ulliJ6y'B well-known liberal style. The pln. `opens Monday morning at ll).z.m. at Suw_)cr`s. Prices l 250., 5Uc.. 75c. and $1. I Uuu u. ow. W In no house. It 3.. .'..II,. A... - FOR sAL.I::| vuln uwy, VVLIICII reads: "Hr sulcation for man and must. : uoucvule Unturiu. ` I ' Talk about funny advertisements. There is one painted on an ollico door in this city, which reads: "Dc -, I-`me con- for man and haunt. L No Bout Tur;:ed Away. . I3o!lo'.'Ule Ontario. "l`nl|x nhnnf. 6'........ ml.--.-A: nnmllton Timed. l rohIbit.ion has not yet won the confi- dence of inventors. One of them has just. presented the great) public with an illu- minating kr zholo.' Inventor: Stlll lnven! lug. Hamilton Times. ] rnh|lrn'r.inn I-ma nnb "-5 ........ , ._.-. .. .. |~--vv uuuu-auv-nu A Hamilton paper saidhe` was not in J the Sabbatarian bueincu for his health. . Nb, be is nob. nor for the money there in ' in it. Dr. Cram is not: a moral reform; as a matter of speculation. He gave un thn mininh-u ...k...- .1... ...-- - I --....u -u\A uuuunvunu u.|Il'Ju|lxUua J out 3 word relpeoting the perlonnlitiee in which some pnpen` have indulged in their reference: to Rev, Dr. Crane. One ' speaker in Toronto. before the leginlative committee, attacked the exipcrinfendent of the Reform Bnrenu, and mid Ganadinne did not need his help end guidance in this Sunday legislation. But they do, and they appreciate his aervice-t.hat. is every lover of a quiet Sabbath. A `l.l'......:I._._ _-__._ _,.~_| L ,' `HAnilt;`'I`lneI .; dmuh H` h L It 1; evi- . dent. also, thet the Hamilton people no not no puriteninnl at their Amerlcen cousin; since tbeyobjech to wlnb MI. Hardy calls I United States denition. Cnnsdinnl have been regs:-ding the people ucrou the border no dmadful Sabbath, breakers, in name plnoea, hub in would seem so it they have been somewhat misunder- uood and eomewhablmirjudgod. Junk n umm-I u-4.n...H.... n..- ..-_--_-I:.:-- Robert Mnltll coming. 0-. Mnnonll ....'n L- -. AI. `re moving the Lahey & Mc- Keney shoe sgock to their store. Wait for Bargains. The True Remedy. h...-....... Q. .\ 11.. _~. PKESS TJDING-6. l`Q5VO my nu-pl'Gl0InI_ II can on large. It. up- pan tbs hp In in close relation With Uioocluno. who directed the crime. .-.-__:__g--:- , ,__, If you havoovcnooulituo child in I 9 C'P.0I`1'fyon have bosom- ycoouanuiehl` I thounu, Vl...II`I llilf An-Inn - mu Hr.` wissmu, Jen? I.'|-.\ D eenntion beebeen caused by the public ` tion of the police report on the connpirecy ` to nenaaeinate president Bi-nee on Nov. Iith lent. Severn! ettempte miecerried vbeiore, the one of November. The report con- clude: "with indictiun twenty persons, in- cluding vice-preeidenb Yictorino Poreire. Capt. Lopez Grm..of the Brezilien navy. seven rnejore and colonelo. lonntor Cor- deiro. eight deputies And the soldier Mer- eellino. who wee executed for the crime. Deputy lilioerio continnee td beebeent.eud thevieopreeident in etillet large. It pgere be along relnlinnn um. 1 xluullu Z L "The financial critics of the opposi- tion may go through the motions of nn I attack upon the nancial and admin- , iatrntivo records of the Ontario gov- l ernmont but their aeecneo are not ilikely to alter the general public feeling 5 thnt the record of tho liboml party in On- tqghio is in this respect on the whole 3 croditabla. It would be well for Toronto | if its: ndminiotrntore had gusrded the pub- ` lie roaourcea uacarafully nndnpont the pub- > lic money as frugally no the rooourcoa of Ontario had beonruurdod and the money of Ontario expended. ? Tho Mnnnnu-v 'l`imm H... I.r...::.... -__ ' iuummu eurplun am] not with I decit. i With such testimony to their careful |edminiatrntion of the naire of Ontario from independent sources. premier Hardy ! end his eeeociltee can certainly go to the 1 province with the eeournnce that the great majority of the people are read y to` vote ` for their return to power. Ul unulrlu expended." Tho Monetary Times, the lending com- morcial journal of the province.` nlliod with neither of the political parties, says that the finances of the province sic in I our- ishing condition, and that the Ontario budget apeoch given the other dny dilforod from all others in. that it. dealt. with a per- mnnonb surplus and not. with decit. I \Vith Inch tmoimnnu on n...;.. .._..t..I i I JUHNSTUN & EU.) DIIIILH. ' I Even stronger testimony to the govern- ment`:-1 careful ndminiatrat.-on of the nrllairs of the province is given by the Toronto Telegram. controlled by John Ross Robertson, independent - conservative NJ`. for East. Toronto. It takes this ground : "'r|\n Hnnnninl nnhio... A` LL- -_,, - av--I.*,;m_ umwur IUD ERIHG HOIH1." Let, It not be forgotten that Ontario had 3 population at. last census of 53,114 .'i`..`l while Quebec had only 1,IHH,535 inhabi- tanks. 19...... ..A_.... _-._ A .7 A ` Vlco-l`I'o.oi_leut or unit: Imuctoa. RIO m~: Jnssmu, .|n. l.`l-.\ grub Inntion bv tbs nnhlim. Luu euuinacea expenditure ol the pro- vince of Ontario for the coining goar is $.'l,.'l$|T.00H, whilu the Quebec total in Sl,(i6Il,HM. 01' the Quebec estimated ox~ pendvuiro $l.liU4,n00 is for the interest. on the [)l'0\ lHClFli debt, and $5ll,!ll`.Z for rail- wuy subsidies. thus leaving scarcely more than half of tho totnl rovonuo to bo mod for other purposes. In Ontario -`ET`.!l,(lHI) is to be spent on education; in Quebec. $Al; .'>,110H. Ontario is to spend $l.`l5,IN)H for a;,:ricult,nre; (,luob0c.$l6!l,U1HJ. l"or main- tenance of prn-one, rolormacories, myluma and hospitals. Ontario will pay 3!l.';.3 (MU; Quebec, $3.14 .000. lnwill coat ()ueboc$l!IU,- 471) for legislation. while Ontario will get. along with only $l`27_H0(l lnr that item. Civil government will c0eb$`. 7U,li'.2l) in |,'nev bee. while Ontario will have to pay only 2.";`. ,!l.`i'_ nndeer the hood." l.nf. if nnt Im in.-"nu.-... oL...n f\..A._.'_ | u uuurmry Let us take as critics of the manner in which the Ontario government. has ad- ministered the resources of the province, not avowedly liberal journals, bun news- papers conducted by avowed conserva- tives, and generally found rnnged with the opposition. The Montreal Scar is a news- paper of this description. It contrnated the expnndicuroe of`U.1tario for he present your wnh those of the sister province of Quebec in an interesting manner the other day. Said this conservabive contempor- arv : <- uuuae no are not assume the functions of Providence and prevent the outbreak of hog cholera at the Plumber piggeryl In 1894 there was much loss to the do- minion because of the prevalence of viru- lent disease among cattle owned by Gann- da at the experimental farm. Ottawa. But no one was so absolutely foolish or unfair as to suggest that the leteottawe gov- ernment ought to be defeated because of that outbreak. That kind of urgurnent was left to Mt. St. John, the Toronto law- yer, in default of any more weigh by accu- sation. Surely when the minister in charge placed the uianagernent of the pig- gery and of the outbreak in the hands of the most ex'pei'ieneed vetenn1r_y surgeons in the dominion, with orders that the pub- lic interest should be the one point to be aimed at, he did his full duty. The evi- dence giveu by these veterinary experts proves that these orders were carried out. Bv the fruit: nf Hm m......-........... ..r .|.- uvuu vu nu In the near future the legielature of On- tario will be dissolved, and the constitu- onciee will be called upon to pronounce upon the records of the two parties. The government of Ontario. even by the con- tension of many 0! tliozo who have enter- tained conservative views with regagd to national aiiams. is able to present a iecoid thatthe opposition nds it hard to combat. This view is strengthened by the attempt which Mr. Whitney and his hsaociatee have made to get away from their past declarations on the slump, allowing can- vaeaeu to privately say what they deem it bad policy to aliiun H) public. They are pursuing the opposition policy of i394, but not on the platform, and they hope by this hide-and-ecek expedient to win votes that would be against them werethoy at all time: open uud ubove board. In marked contmet with the opposition policy is that of the administration. Tho Ontario government presents a record of careful management of the affairs of the people. The reply of the opposition is that the government ought to be defeated be- cause it did not the functionn of Providenm and n.......... it... .....i.....-i. -: val uuur. V I "The estimated ezpenditura of the uce Ontnriofor the nmninrr lnnr in _____._. By ho hum `rho Ilsnagunent 0! the u0Vl'II)9l|l Dun. Bo Jud.nd---In-n lndepondcua Iuuruol supply-luuluou Aro Flourishing. London Advertiser. In 5|... .......L_.,, , .n I . . . . /E THE PEOPLE ARE WITH THE HARDY GOVERNMENT. u I FCVDDUFCO ii OOIUUFUUU D9IF9999iU9 9Oii'#9 [Wm Von: run run AcAm.:| r pr inn I nga;1.% Coqductu Built. curiously ill in For- gm. in rapidly naovcring. ? `- uunlnu nrol),)u?l mo non gnu hold of I pit I mac. It's enough to make I man Ilsa I language. \\ l_:_\- on earth did that Idlut gonad pm his log 1:; modes : wqyf" -5trInd Magazine. . ..4_..-..j:._j muw muun n ]ll(`Cl Uul. OI Ills mg. ' I don't, quite son when thcv mlsfortuno comes in for you. You wu|i't have tu pay mlnponsntiun; it's th1Hlng'gs`llrst bllo. It smnni to mu that tho mls!nrt.unu"-- You dun` umlcntnml at all." rcjolnod, S rt. gc . l \'u brought that dog I n pup as proof that dogs can live on n I` inn diet. and just nil um attnlnlngfn bjurt the dog gets hold of 5 lllt'(`t`/ mmz. lt'n nnnnuh In Innlzn n Innn no uus nmur Why, an I rmchxl tho door, any-,k came up and bulllod me ha-ntmomy dog has bitten a plow Hub of his leg. " I dnn't, mm. mm u'hnIvI H... mlnln-cum. It Spoiled the Idea Entirely. I don't think tlwro on-r wn.-4 much an unfurtunnlu imllvilluul :91 1 nm." growled Short us he ung llilllsv duwn on the; touch. it (loos not nmttvr what I try to do. sbmothlng is surv In times my plans." It is Ilka` than with smnu peuplo." ro- marked Long sympntht-tit-`ally. "What is It this time?" `*\\'D... .... I ........L,'._1 A|.__ 4..-- ru-_x, uuuu. "Ain't. mwor In-on mm in Blumly Gulch, hon thnr?" uskctl Six h`huulcr.-.Vuw York Journal. luun. "Couldn't `n |l`(`ll In-Ipml, though." mnurnfully nnmvml (`ntumnunt (ful. 'Nuw of 0(lI'Ilmlly hml lust hm` hos! 1 hlnnkvt. ur hvr pulr uv spurs. or mm_v- thlng Hkn thvt, \\'m-mild llI`\' lwlpod he-r out. I!ut.n'hmulkcn-Mcf! .$'u`r|n hmu l)ono."' ' II I l..'s _....4.. L ., ., 1, I\I I -I NEXT WEEKI