PIIOH IUPPLIK 0! Robert I110!` 100. . John WI-I'd. PI'&h0t.~ C00. ` Tho story OIAII Alth. Kb. Ho Admin That He Wu One at the hill . lei-on of McClure. A Willreoburre teiegrnm says : Al the hearing before Justice Rooney, Red-nose Mike Rizelio, charged with the murder of l n_\/muster McClure Ind Hugh Fltnigan, was held without. bail to answer the charge at the next sessions of the criminal court." | I) In` l\..:..L... ol... ........_I......s ..f lI1......- u.-. . u.1nv .,uu..m._u n In In; 5: u cu In vuru uumuur. nuuung it DOOK inwuunble l0 CV2` ELEGANT PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBS. TERMS ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. 32 A YEAR. 2 Copies for 83.50: With the elegant book. "Buds and Blossoms." or 8 large ong-rm 3 " 4.50: .\1-rning Greening." mu. rcmium for [;elti% up A club. I Copies for NJO} With an extra cup) of t e Magazine for I an a premium. to 6 9.(I gettinu up the club 5 Copit-H for 88.00} W ith both an extra co of the Magazine for 1889 and the In a 7 " 10.50 orthc book "Buds and ossoms to the party getting upthev 11 Ch!` I nranr r`.InI'\c 2 car} nf n:.-I......-I \Al....L- -.. - b-..i!,-_. ll yum-_y ruin, uuu vv uln IHIMU ruluzrnu. |Jl'llllU1l In I'() UPS. TUE FAf3`IlI().N 1)El'Al{ l`ME.\'l' will present llm newest and most useful styles of dress far ` outdoor and louse wear. nud will have (`u`h month A HANUEOME COLORED l"ASHIO.\'- PLATE. printed from steel. (lunlnbutions on HEALTH. THE T(lILET. UOOKER\'.THE GARDEN and HUL'SEHOl.l) MATTMRS gum.-mlI_v will he given in each number. making a book lnvnlunble every woman. Fl[.FlGAN'I` PRF `MITTMR wnn nmmmrna nu` nr Tron 1 Tnr; BlCH'l' Ann (`M l:Al'I<:s'1` 01` THE L.-\I)Y'S ll0OK.~'. It gives more for the money and combines grcntermerilsllmn nny_other Such popular uulhors us 1\lli.5 LL'\`\' H. H00- Plsilt. MR5. ltEHE(`L`.\ H'AllUl.\'U l)A\'l.~`. M153` M, 1. . .\lc'L`LEI.LAl\'l). bliss ALICE ll(,)\V'- .\lA.\'. ICIIUAR l"A\\'(`l1;'l"l`. I-'l{A.\`K Lll Bl.\'l HOWARD .~`EEl.Y, and fl host of others write for P|r.'r|m.-m.v." and their names uru a guarantee of the exrullenve of their stories. THE MA(.'AZlNE will be profusely illstrulcd Wllh elegant steel and other engravings mu pretty Fancy and Work Table Panurna. prinlcd in v0 ore. F.\a`llI().\ 1)El'ARl`ME.\'l' HANn.s()M I4`. mnnmrn nu.-unw The following Iutement of the crime WBI 1min hv Hm nrinnnan ` OFF DRESS GOOD`! over.20c. OFF CLOAKINGS over fl. OFF TWEEDS over 60. ` Off In Ghana; Wpol Goods, Bldnkeu and Quilts, bluutles and Ready Made Suits and Overcoata. `Sc, per skein SCOTCH FINGERING. Any shade in Stock 30. per skeih. '4 A A OUR DISCOUNT SALE still continues S h etTeTr?&i*"5Y3'r"ri s, UVU \Jl|C| H` Specimens sent gratis. to get up clubs with. 'l`llE ANNUAL MEETIVG of the Bonn! of Trade will be held in the Counoi|Chsmberon l`RlI).\\' EVENING NN2X l`. llth instnnt. at 7:2!) o'clock. for the election of olcers and olhar goneml business. By order. THOS. MILLS. THE BICST AND (`H EAPPIST OF THE (1 urcnu-rmeriLa1lmn an m hm- ANY SHAHDE IN` srocx FOR 30. HER. SKEIN TILL AFIER. STOCHK TAKING. _ .A>NY SHADE IN srock FOR PER SKEIN "TILL A`FI`l*}R' S"l`0CK-TAKING, I-\--I-s 1-nuns-inn - PETERSON S 1-"MAGAZINE 1| &I Add reu MI'kE's comreslon. \. J. MCMAHON, I02 Princess-st. OF L1Tn;;%1r*Ugg,ART AND FASHION. Be Fl ifh-`Wbo I s; VVILL AT THE Bl1`.Gl.\'.\'l.\'G OF THE YEAR REQUIRE A l\'E\\"SET 0|" CLEARING SALE. 1889--EXCELSALL OTHERS;-11889. \Ve nish Stockluking on January 31st. and are trying In clear out as many goods as pom!- blc before that-dntu. In order to do so we have cut down the price in every line 0! goods. Our patrons can testify to the genuineness of our SEMI-ANNUAI. CLEARING SALE in the past, and this om;-. is the cheapest yet. We` must reduce our stot-k during this month. and will nmke it to your rulmntagu to assist us. I IIIIIOIIg IN; I00. Juno: Vc.:'.m|'3E_-I5!-S"|.<[`.. i ii 4 PETERSON S MAGAZINE, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. , up I LAD\"h` . I >`EEl.Y_ and a ham nr SECOND - HAND BOOKS` V second-End look: bought and sold by L vsumunne. Prhocln luau. _ Emu. . I.I Il!'rIIl.Q.b.m.n. lI.v uomnn. ------5-o-o--2:--u--__-:- Bomo bonding Thought: From the Penn 0! lnmoue Wteu. In the Article on "The Physical Develop ment of Women," which I)r. D. A. Sargent, of Harvard college. will contribute to the Frri/n1n', he says 2 Women u a class have In-We leiuure then men for I-elf-improvenient., Mild we must look to them to help on the higher evolution of mind And body. not only in perfecting themselves but in helping to perfect others. Already three-fourths of the school-teaching force in the United States is composed of women, end they will rnnn lm in than mninritv an inniruoonrn in Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Cash Books, vvu unuri DVII Ivllr Dlvvuun Seven pound: Spanluh onions, 25c.; Cun- disn onionu, 301:. pack; 3 u. green peas. 10c: gupontad corn, I00; tomatoes. I00. O om; crsnborrlu. 100. quart; jam and joy, l`2c.v lb ; tabla and cooking Apples. No. 3 pack. Ju. Cnwlotd. Q punouwj-v Klnx EL. .:...7`".. ...:.'.z_ .;........... Ivor-you would read the UTIOA "GI1)Bl ll::ul.asdln uluutntcd Journal 0! New You-k v-.. _ _'r_ B0018. PAPERS AID STATIONERY. . FRASER & HILIILTON. Props wI__nA .__.-lo- ll--5-4 El...-on-u Mre. Winelow e Soothing Syrup. for ohll~ dron nothing. in the proecrl tion of one of the bee: femele nureee end pgyelciene in the United Sheree, end bee been need for forty year: with never-lei eeooeu by millions ot mother: for their a ildren. Durin the nraceee ol teethin ite value In Inoelcn bio.- lu relieve the oh [mm pein. euree dyeee tery end dlerrhcnmgriping in the bowele,end -wind-colic. By givin heelth to the child It reete the mother. oe 25 e bottle. GENERAL - Nn?S7T7aNor IlUW'l" IHU lIUI(IlIy IIHPTUVIUE. In the lame magazine Bishop Potter, of New York. in an eeeay on `Competition in Modern Life," will say ; "Let us under- stand. then. that competition-a strife to excel, nay. if you choose, downright rivalry. ha: a just and rightful place in the plan of any human life. A prize tight it probably the moat disgusting apectacle on earth, but it has in it just one moment which very nearly approaches the sublime, and that in when the combatants shake hands with each other and exchange that animation as ol as the clauic arena. `May the beat man win." It in the equitable thing that the best man should win.` -`(BITE II CUIHPUICU UK W0'|UH' Inu [Hey WI" soon be in the mnjority an instructor: in physical training. The gospel of fresh air And physical improvement in bein slowly imbibed bynur bunt. familial, nnd t. 0 stock or ne specimen: of physical womanhood is slowly and steadily improving. In the name mnmnzinn Hinhnn Pnthnr, nf Bnuunlln an-nu. . . .-.~v-- 7- .. ..4uu\-. A engraving, "Thu- 11) nzinc . the person 2 fox-1889 engraving 5" upthe v uh. ' ``l__.__ __ _ (`A I II n n A GREAT M/(NY MEn3HANTs BMYTHK. SMITH I LYON. manna. num-Inna. An. ll! 0 --lot Oonulno Ille- We -III loll Our noel. n ,1: _ ,nnv_ CURRENT OPINION. gcnuug up um mun. a Sewing Machine. I Lava. Cm. Ill OIIITIO Iv -un.ao.-an, u-nun-cu, .u.-u, in the Council Chamber. Kingston, M 1 p.m. Business: The run-pliun of tlw annual re- porm, the election oldircclors. and of delegate to the annual meeting of the Onusriu Agucul- turnl and Art: Anuocinuun. R. MRI-SK. JOHN WILMOT. em. Secretary. (Feb. 4th to 9th in(`luai\'o). Will be Issued from Feb. uh I n9`h ln(`lusi\1-. Valid for return until F1brI|.\r [31 h, I889 For full particulars apply lo the Lily and Station Agents of the Gnnd Trunk l(uil\m_\. MIDLAND bammx. ma AS-SOCIATION`.l `I Mr. ANA Ullh MI.I.'II."I'INu or me ILIHVI ru Di.-ntrlct Society of the County of Frnnlelmv our thv Midlnndccnmu Fair Association) will be held on . -u--.-gv-;-._.-\ . u- n,____..__. nn.n_ EXCURSION` r|CKE rs T0 MONTREAL wmma CARNIVAL. GRAND - TRUNK - RAILWAY 'NiB ET S` (llllm-_ Pity Hull Station. Kingston. at . 0031. on \`VI`Ill.\'l-L.\`IlA\'. llw 'l`nm'rtct:xTtt tlny u Ft.-lnrtutry, I389. for the purpose uf elm-ctittg directors for the ensuing year. Also n Special (textural Meeting of said altnrohbltlets will be held at the tmmb place and day. at unt- 01-`ot-k p.tn.. for the purpose of cnnniderim: aultl. ll` npprovud. sautctiuninz t-crtain unrec- munts wlthtnw xnptsnoe. 'l`umw`orth and Quo- bcc Railway Uonumn). for the use by the lat- tcr company or tlmt portion of the railway of the Ktngston and Ponnbroku Railway Compnn ' lying between I aim at or near Hun-owsnti und the Cltyu! lnnston.-tnd lurminnl fncilllies an oath places fun` over ; nnd grnnun to the Nnpnmw. 'l't\mwortlt and Qm-boc flttllwn (`um any running powers over that portlnn 0 lltulllm of Hm Ktm{~'tmt anal l`embro_ko Rail- wny (`utnpany t\ful`t!.-lllid ; upon that runs. con- ditinns and pm\'lsu~t set f?I'Ill in snld agree- lllOlIl~`.. l sect Kingslonlan. Lizh. IIS9. Blank Books. jnofoxs AND MAGAZINES. .\'01`lf`Eis horeh given thin the A.\`Nl'AL I Gl A\ll-llu`T NU `Of Lhu shareholders` M the Kingslou and Pclnbmke Railway (`ompuny will be held in the (`om nyu Hull Smlion. Kingston. .'ooN. un \`\.`l~`.I)\'l dny .T1EF.AJ_1`,*U3EENT- 'l`llE.A.\TNUAL MElI2'I`lNG of the Elect I'll Ili-urn-I Suminxlv nf Hm l`nnnl\' nf |t`rnnlI-nm- Inr l'mlor tho Pntmnnn of Mgioi-General Came-I ron, C. M.G..o\nd-d!~a{f of lhu Ruyul .\Iililm}f_ College. and Ll.-Col. Uottfn and um- ,_;0en?'ot `.`1\" Battery. t,C.A.. o:3Z:~;i;`I`{"'c5i}sE5 TUESDAY - EVENING, ' JANUARY i5th,1aa9,' 7} (',0NSl3'l"l`Nu o: a strikingly u-mm.-. in-` at uclive and mlnhful rcpres(-nmtlnn of MAX U`.'ElL'B Fumqns Jonrqeyfof U111) `miles by 3 land and not. from :, ._.-. _- ......--._ I...-..-n--u n:uv:hA v-. `'..'3:`I.?5:`' "3 " ""'"`. TIHC ROLLER RINK WILL BE USED AS A.\` [UK RINK. Good skating evuryd {Ad- mission 10 cums. All sizes of skates for hire at I01`. I-xlrn. S1-sun 'l`inkuls for sale al rt-thlced mics. "A"-liuiuery Band will u1.l-n.:i twice at week. For further infurlmuion apply in the ltullcr Rink by A series of begutiful limo ight lllhatrn- uona, witn new phmugraphlc lmusparoncios of urea: on-cllcnco. O\CC(`HIlDIllli0d by duax-ritr phmugraphlc lmnlsparmncxm great accompanied b duac-rip Iivcuucl huummua rennrka by Pl! If`. L. 0. ARMs'l`RuNU. of Montreal. AnMs'1`nuNu. oz Molllrgul. u ' M mm-. aprropriulu lusome of the scenes ex- hihilod. wll bu l`Ild\:l`cd by the Bundot A Butter luring the Qvcuinu. l`lC E'I'S-A(!,II1il.Ung to Pnrquotte and ms!" two rou-so! Dress Circle. 350. Beutneo of Ground ' Flour. Bnlt~0uyund_GI\1lury. 25 x-on-ls. ` 84- mn rt-.-u.-rn-cl wnlhomevlrn 1-hurmnll Hun Flour. Bah-ony and Unllury. 25 rt-sq.-r\'ul wilhoul, etlm charge at llun~ Ilersmfn Uooknluru. Plan open Wodnomlny. om Jmmnrv llEl`!HlI II I Jauumry iurnesrn 6- . nun ? %IuSTIi'ucniE$ "ENTERTAINMENT, _ V live uuul humorous rennrku u ARMS'[`RUNU. Qt Molxlrgul. Mu:-nu-. emurourmlu 1 Kingsloh 9Ih January. l8\9. Lllll uuu RSI. IIVIII ASIA T0 Eunon `maven cum); W II)NESD.\\', January 10! In, l.'l.......n.... nl I + !| Qnlcr of the Directors. I _BOARD or TRADE. CITIZENS IEERWIF Etc., etc., etc., Is now complete. Invoice Books, Bill Books, OCR STOCK OF ::&cn` Amp: "TA Tuus. MILLS. Secretary-Truunlror I839. The Home oftho swab and tho Cnpcuro of Canada. 600. Yuxkoo om: tizuunud. by Loam vu- oodlun Sheldon. 0350. T t Nu:-wry. b 0| Wookl. "u."a non. "` Th 3 Of Llhtllt-I. b Dnd OI- 'uom.""sx.au Ly order. MILLS. st-rem:-v-'l`nsnnu ror 'l` W. N ASH . Secrelur.y. 1|. more then once directed ettontlon to the excellence oi the young oloete who enter the Ihglbh army. eepeeielly the will Rngleeete end the toys] erdllery lrom e Inilttery coll et Kingston. Recently eeven wmh one In the englneere were given to ` eds, end not we have the be- ~':-.....-'~- :.:..:::.'"'..`:"..';. .:r--:.:2.~a..~.:- m v e peye nothing toward: the tneinteneno ol the British erm . I venture, therefore, to repeet that the zenedlen` oan give every htlelection, end I up lnclln to think we ehell here more relher then fewer of them. .4 sn.vsu.zss 0120 n. A London millury mun than writes to the New Yotk paper of which he Injho corro- __.-.n._g . Smith's Falls hae been true to in inter- ests, and by a sweeping majority curried ` the by-law which purposes to grant 825,000 tothe Kihgeton 8L $mith's Falls railway. It was a wise proceeding to have this city rst state its position upon the scheme. The carrying of the by-law here by an over whelming vote encouraged the people of Smith's Falls to follow so good an example. And now that the places giving the large grants have spoken so plainly. so unequi- vocally. there is no reason to doubt what the other municipalities, from which bonuses are expected, will do. They will have the annoyance of confusing statements in regard to the outlook. They will be told. as the people of Kingston and Smith's Falls were, (that they shouldn't do anything that is celr culnted to injure Hrockville. They will be told a great many things of an annoying character. They will have all sorts of re- preeentations made to them touching the commercial value of connection with Kings- ton and Smith s Falls. But they will have the good sense to be guided by those who are not atfected by prejudice, who know what they are talking about. and do not wilfully lead astray. The future of the Kingston & Smith's Falls railway is assured. _'l`he_ by-laws _now before the electors of the ntinor municipalities are sure to be passed, alad the next session of parliament will see a deputation in Ottawa showing what the people are doing for themselires and claim- ing the aid which the government has al- ready promiaed to the railway. To those who have led in this railway _movement the people owe their heartlsat thanks. The statement of the Timu is not at all injurious to Mr. Blake. The allusion to that gentleman revives a very unpleasant fact so far as the government is concerned. The building of the section of the railway in Bri. tish (`olumbia was given to Mr. Andrew Un- derdonk under objectionable circumstan- ces. He was not the lowest tenderer. Macdonald & Co. offered to do the work for a less sum by over $200,000, but they did not comply with a technicality in so far as the deposit with the tender was concerned, though duly complying with all require- ments before the action of parliament in the case. Onderdonk was favored not only in securing the contract but in the selling of his old plant to the government when he had no further use for it. And after all he did not do his work well. The government took the railway off his hands, but the Canada Pacic railway syndicate did not con- sider it up to the standard, and forced the enquiry into the facts which Mr. Blake is conducting. The Moncton Tinze.-' remark would have some point had the section of railway over which ;the disputing is been built by the syndicate, but it was not. me. BLAKE A0.4IS'. Time brings its changes, remarks the Mouctnu 'I'c'In_w~'.' A few years a_-'0 Mr. Blake anal his fellow leaders of the oppoation were trying to convince the people of ('ana(la that the Canadian Pacic company would secure thc subsidy. build a cheap rmul, and throw it back on the hands of the governniem, to be fore\'er' IL bill of expense to the cnuntry. Just unw Mr Blake is engaged by the com- pany trying to show that one of tha govern- ment se.-tinns is not built up to the stand- ard. -- In(_rlh'_rmn-e r. 'The government is expected daily to'O1 der out the militia in the North-West and put down the incipient" rebellidn. Mr. N. F. Davin became oilcnded at some remark made by the editor of the` Winnipeg (,'(i.[ , _ V and dubbed him 'Darwin s missing link. And the editor of the Cal, was not going to be outdone in the calling of bad nzunes, and referred to 'l)u\'in as a whiskey-soaked bummer." Regina has not beenhheard from, but the Call inan puts his ear to the ground night and morning and listens for sounds of the advancing foe. On Friday night a shock came from Provenclier. Mr. Cyr was showing up Lariviere, a candidate for legislative honours, and called him a rob- bet, and Lariviere retorted by calling Cyr a liar. Then (`yr struck his opponent in the face and stopped the talk. Verily there is danger in the west. The leader: of the people are resorting to the tactics of the cowboys. Anvm:n'r'f'nMENrs. - mror toni lines. one or two lnsert1on|......I0 50 For four lines. each subsequent lnserLlon.. 25 Over four lines. Int insertion .... . . 10c porllno much an uont oonsocuuveina . 105: Ognoe no subsequent inn Twlc week. uubsequenLh_u.. .. 80 Throen oek.subooquentns.\..... Jog Twelve ea to the Inch. Nm Inns: of Births. Marriages and Deaths 600. Tm.-l\'e"nnea Inch. Notices of Births, Marriages ouch. unless when ` booked,` when 81 laohamed. Special notices In reading qolumns are charg- ed at twenty cents per line to-' each lnaerliun. Omcers of unincorporated A.aaoclaLions,_or' -v--q v-._. In bi G. Roberta. -I-Iuvlvur-uuv-..-._.. - .- I . Tm: Bluul Winn la publ_lahed -every oven-.' . Lat? at SM {mg Street. Kmgalon. Ontario. ' at six DOLLAR: Pu/run.` .--- line to-' each lnaeruun. Olcers unincorporated Associations, or` Societies will be held personally responsible for Ill order`: they urlvo. ` trachea to the paper In one of the best Job 0 can in Canada; rap`! . atyllsh and cheap" wolfk : eight improved p ntlng presses. _ All charges for advertising; subscription and `ob pnmzan uable in advance`; this mus bedisti uu . stood. Au can 109- aavmmng; rm` ,an"$1'yablein a y u` o 1"ne WEEKLY BRl-1Tl-QR wma. apogee, so oolungns, is published every Thursday mormn at $1 3` cu, itlvely in adnnoe. o`t.hg_srwino` 81.50`? be c arfed. Innw . R, PICNSIFL lronrietnr. 1`HE_1)A11_;_Y W316. T1Ib'il}A_I.L [S 1:01: ING. Whig : Telephone. Number 229. CALI)!-NO BAD NAMES. .ANNduNcMENt 11.3. .1 ......_.. , be ch.-u` ed. ' EDW. . B,_PENSE. Prouriem T- 'r"1~:-Rav BOOKS. '. %r,;;11aiT tmlmtsa 6va1;.'TUEsDA$*L JANJ, I43"-U" II" V on IUVI3 The people should bar in mind that the oomblnuhn exist In ely. ll not wholly, by reason of the law. I` no way to ohm 5 low in to chsugo the low-makern. If `t on who ruler from the oporntlonu ol the com- bine: were to wow again: then they would . be wlpo ourof ulltonoo. A Shlp Golo Down. PIIILADILPHIA. Jun. l5.--A|l hope for the ule..y of the Auutrlan Ihlp, the Lord 'WurdIn. now out 108 days on rouu II-o'm Montevideo to Phllndolphh. has boon given up. Hcr crow oonuhtod ol dghtoon uonla. `nu Law In:cn it I'll. [onion Advertllor. ` nu ,,,u. _L_,,|,x 1 :_ _l...I `L. What People--Wnlnt to I00. London Advertiser. ~ The royel labourer: ere once more hi lu- ` slot: at Ottun, and it is said will have u re- port to at to parliament 3: the coming V section. at the main document in thin connection-the one that will hue the molt Interest for the people-w|ll be the bill of 1 Oxpenul. -Ir 1-vun u IJIGII uvp--5-capo Momrool Stu-. There are told to be two unions in which men of yoon pun through. One in the old Age of youth, the other the youth of old op. Sir John would doubtlun prefer that It should he understood thnt he in now posing through the nooond of then nouono. ou-Ir: w unu uuuuuu. It in not always the man who looks when whu known the most, but moat. people don't know this. so that it. will pay you to look just on wine 5: you pouibly can. _. \ I Iucuu Auuuvu The public uocounta of the Dominion of (.`nnnd| show 3 large `uacrouo in the public debt. ' II it who to pnnh nnnoxnion with I country which would cause tn inorouo in our own burdens. Apponrnncen An Docolvlng. Somervllle Journal. u - . u .| ,| I L, ` Toledo Blade. vv-uuuvu -. Chicago Inter-Ocean. L . .._......._n..._...` vllnvugu uuvn '\JvoI'In. Even cremnioniatu oppouod to the "the red hot car stove." They don't care about forcing the exercises. sure these issues the present circumnteneee do not at all suggest. They have an inu- ence upon the men with lurid imaainationn. men who ere eo engrossed with I ncheme tho: they think all who do not approve of it are enemies of the country. Imperial federation can be discussed on ice meiitl. The people Are not obliged to accept it any more than they are obliged to accept an nexetion. It is not A question of Accept one or the other. Perhaps the majority (and they will rule through the government. the oentrnl power, every time), wish to see Ce- nuln remnii u it is, A Ielfgoverning colony under British protection. . .. . .....u And the thought of annexation trouble: him unnecessarily. He must expect some development of which nothing publicly in knovin when he says: It will never be settled at the polls. The majority never could bind the minollty in a matter of na~ tionality. If it were attempted rivers of blood would be sure to ow." Queer senti- ment: ! What has suggested them ? W hy picture an internecine war, with all its cruelty and carnage? In there any poeIibi- lity of annexation being submitted to the vote of the people? Would they favour it if it was? Would the minority in any cue go into rebellion. fierce and furioun? To be .L-_, .--..,_ LL. _,_.,_.. ,._,.._.__.-____ 3-... -.-._,-....., .._, On what does he base such an assumption`? Not, certainly, on any recent action of the leaders of political and colmnercial opinion." Some time` ago-some considerable time since --during the last visit of Sir John Mac- donald to hlngland. there was talk of edge- parture in government policy, not a decid- ed abandonment oflfree trade, but a step calculated to show the tendency of the peo- ple towards protection. The idea was born but to die. Its life was very brief. For months nothing was even heard of. it. (lne chamber ofpcommerco lately passed an an- biguous resolution. It indicated the desire of its movers to aim at something. yet leav- ing that something singularly undefined. llut as soon as it was felt to be a reflec' tion on the scal policy of the government it was recalled and repudiated. And such are the signs of the times, the straws which show which way the wind is blowing. Verily Mr. McCarthy takes a strange mean- ing out of current events when he asserts. that a policy of a fair trade relation must prevailt," A 1 .| .1 I . r ___.,_,_-:__ .__,_\I,_ MAJORITY (SA MINORITY. That was 3 queer speech to which M_r. Dalton McCarthy gave expression a few days ago. He was discussing imperial federation, which he described as the great Canadian hope of the future, and said that commer- cial union meant axinexation, and that the agitation iu.the country justified the move- ment which he championed if the integrity of British connection was to be preserved. But he did not stop there. He hoped for a change of the British policy, on in the __dii rection' of fair trmle. which," he said, must soon prevail in England, and Canada will gain everything by it." 1 IL. _.I...A- J-.. L..L..._.. ...,.L ._ .._-....__s2__. `A ....... V.` r.......-, "V... 5... ,..v .....r-, we've got the.men, and we ve got the money, too, and they nislge no complaint against the selection of Canadians whose re- cordsso/tar have been so honourable. Who, then, are making the noise ? Soms native noodles Whose souls are being consumed by the re ofjealousy. Their protestyil I weak, insipid one, and unworthy of men presuming to be influenced by common sense. -Canada. paysenouah to `the army when it educates its young men iunl qualiles them for re- sponsible duty sbroad.` Of course this ` does not strike the grumblgrs at all. It would be too much to expect them to think of anything which involves a strain upon their little intsllects. `K ` Herdil I B9W.I'evelstion. Whelioe comes` fhis growl sgdiust the uppolngmentvof yonligj Csnndishp to positions in the imperial ser- vice? From those who `are the bone and sincw of the country, the reul"ts.xpsyers and supporters of the rmy? -Not I. bit of it. The bulk of the pogle of Great Britsin are jingoisis. Their feelings Are expressed in mummy phrase, We've goi `the ships, ..v.... ....L Al... ._.I.... ._..L L.. ..._- COMMENTS OF THE PRESS- Ilr John : Iatjn Dopnturg. ...I ha.- John Hendersondz 00., 86 Princess St. Common some At Last. I_.__ n,___ \ Who In Punhlng It? -1- unngw. `J Cnord Immcnu buckwheat onion. Our buck- whut. our make: the but cskcl, our broad our In the has In the land, cooking I .ubI Appln one i I .eoc: .'i".."...'.'.._ L. ....'..,... `m'..'.""`;...... out my TUVOIVOT. Before I could re Bevlnneo, who wee an ex rt markeman. red at McClure and he {el out of the vehicle. Hie foot caught and he wee dragged. Then I red four ehote from the rear. and Vlllello, who wee etanding behind a etump on the oppoeita elde of the road from the blachemlth. than fired at Fleni an and he fell out of the car- . The one etarted to run uphe road and I thought he would make hie way to the railroad before we could stop him and get the money. Villello gut ecared when the first ehote were tired and ran through the wooda to the ehanty. Bevinueo Iran a good runner. He ran after the home .and caught him about two hundred yarde up the road. He ehot the animal in the head. We thee out the etrap that held the veliee to the buggy and made .our way through the wood: to the ehantlee. I did not eee McFadden. McClure and Haul an Inuet have eeen the other two rneu an t ey etepped out in the road. You know the men. Quigley. becauu you remember one day they etarted to quarrel with you when on were buying aome cabbage from a man a front ol your store. "Sunk. Mnllnlnn nae rlnht than In no- Ill ITOIII 0| your lull`. "Supt. MoQu|nn was right when he no- cuud mo of the murdor (hut ovouln. Bo- vinnoo and Vlllollo in now lnltdy. (800 Page 8.) he IIIIUU U] LIIU "Well. I : everything It for money I4 When you I lnnrninu nf ID MIC [lull FUBIIDIII OI [HE CTIIHIDIII CUUIT. P. F. Quigley. the merchant o` Miners ` Mills. who hecnme Mike : condential friend and went his bail when he wn tint arrest- ` ed, visited the prilonor It the county jail ` And had a long talk with him. Mike broke ' down uverul times during the 'converu- ' Lion. 'I'L.. l._II......'_.. -A_A...._.._A -3 9|... `-1..- -..- 1 [H2 lUl|UWIlJg Ibilacll mtde by the prisoner. "\\'n, I II in A] COME AND SEE THKM.