Daily British Whig (1850), 28 Jan 1889, p. 8

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llllll`, bllll LIIU l.|LIllIlJBl' UL IHTUUII llll" (ll llllI(- --& ...I...-u. . I 1 ..n-um.-. pk.` .. VIII pmoooly V 1?`. AIM '"0'I' `Ill be the Kin ton ohgction: Noun. J. HI.IInnh:n_ , J Hung, R K, Ilnl-nnv, Inn IUTVICU D08! UIIICC UEPSTIIIICHF. .\laryu i|le was excited uhen it wan an- nounced that Min Mary A. Lyman had con- sented tojoiu heart. and hand with James 'l`rayuor.()hic-ego. Hie nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Father Mackey. Tyendinaga. The bride looked charming in I greua cloth travelling suit. Her bridesmaid. Mine Liuie .\`heehan_ Westbrooke, was similarly attired. The groom was attemled by Michael Mctiuineu, Maryu-ille. After the ceremony the wedding party returned to Edmond Power's, where a grand epread awaited them. The bride was the recipient of many valuable and ueeful preeeutl. UIICU D. OCIl.'IlN3". OI rIl'l0lI. Mina Josephine E. O'Brien cf Perth Wu mnrried last week to J. T.()`L`nnner, of Ottawa. l'ho present: were unusually nu- muroul And came lrum every quarter. A coatly ctinn dinner set, numbering many ieca. vru the gift of Mr. and Mru. Hugh yam. Toronto. The hridegroum. J. . U`L unuor. is I tint clan clerk in the civil Iervico past. utce deparunenc. Mnrvnvilla nu angina] uhpn it. Inn All- HUI ECU `I II] HOCEI. Walter H. Stickney, Bloomeld. pused peacefully uuy on Jun. 21st, at the resi- dence of his son in~luv, luau: Wilaon, aged 83 years. He was stricken with pgralysis some ve day: before and grwdunlly unk under the stroke. He was A brother of M r. ` Cnleb B. o't.ic|mey, of Pix-ton. .iLI .lnm-nhina I-I ()'H:-inn pf Ihu-lh urn: It. In luau In Quota`:- As chant! dinner 0! Mom]! collage, Innlrl A, (lust Inn-an-algal hm Danna : IIUIIIB WU!` IIKIIK. The new Mclatreu house, Smith`: Fails, to be completed before May, ha been lennsm by J. Wurdrube, Mr. Ma.-Laren f85er\ iu5 the store. billiud room: And the building now used A: ll) hotel. nun.-- u c.:..|....... m._._.:..: _,.__,J AIlII)IIl)UC. Warden Weeoe. Prince Edward co'.un_\`, entertained the councillors and others .s: .. Iuppnr lut Wadnuday. Several h.H~y hours were spent. The net Mxtlarnll hnlll Smith`. I`..!!.. ox rnuce nuwam wunm I year. Znchariuh Harrington has purchased the funn at Conecou Irum John Cmeron fur 84,000. Mr. Cameron intends moving `.1; Maniuobc. I\`_-.I-._ II`...__ .|.:.__. I.` I..___ I uuuuluga. Jnmeu Thompson, Napanee, hu placed ` fourteen granite monuments in the county of Prince Edward within Znnhnrinh Han-rinnonn kn. nun-nkn..A 9|... ll`lIc. John Connolly has been appointed clerk of Aduwutou township. Mrs. D. W. Fralick. Napanee fell down in church stairway and was seriously injured. Picmn hnrlmur will he tlrntloml nan. mm. ~ ` vnness the number of urresfs last year was W5 against 337. In the last. four _\ears the increase in the number of urn-51:4 fur ch unk- vuuess has been no less than IJN`, while the numlu-r of tnwm licenses h.uc been ix 4,-reaseul from 34 to 4'2. 11.. ......I... ,,__ .|.:.` ..| :_. . L,. L. 1: I cuurvn uuurwnv auu was seriously Injured. Picwn harbour will be dredged next. sum- mer. fha town also want: new public buildings. Jnmnn Thnmnnnn Knnnnan lug nlnnnnl The Spire ufllm Arllq-In Culled From the .\e\va;mpern of the H:-Inlly. Pictuu merchmta will organize :1 board of ` trade. ' I..|.._ l`-.._.,_lI.. I..- | .,, ,, V 9 A I -` | siderably to the enjoyment WY HT? evening. l ,9. .` UNI lU|lllQ3S`lC `"rI. At the close Rev. Mr. ]`imberla.ke said he was sorry Rev. W. (i. Henderson, of Pitts burg, had not arrin-.l. At the same time the ` meeting cuulal not lune been It better one. The ohnir 1".` ill: nsn-r u:nIl un.I n.l.I...I nun mu-cu ur sixteen circuits and missions. 1 I`ha.t," aztixl the speaker, is a specimen of our dmnestic work." .19 uh. _.I...... D.... \l.. 'r:._.| _-I_I._ _,:.I L. ucr nu n:n:rreu (4) mi ('xpel`lt'm'('. lurty years ago as uh domestic missionary in the neigh- lmurhooul of Windsor. At that time there was no Mcthmlist service in Wimlsor and only one Methodist living there. Now \\ indsor is the head of II district comprising tiftven or sixteen circuits and missions. 'l`|unv " .ui.l 0|... nI\ .I..\. u:.. .. ...\ -.. -1 \:UllLlIUul.`(l UH` Blll 0! `.:h).;. Rev. Mr Whiting gave in most forcible, interesting and masterly aclilrcas. He very beautifully xlescriluul the nature and design of the gospel, and gave 11 graphic de- scription of the work of a missionary. The need of manus A fallen creature, and his a-apacities,int-llectuul and moral, were clean- ly set forth as reaauus for fidelity in the cause of misaium. While fueling an interest in everv llI'1llIl'll nf Hm sin:-inl\I'n nnm-urinna cnuu: Ul uusauun. H mm Iccung Interest every Immcli of the society's operations the speaker said he felt a special interest in the lmnestic work. In an instructive mau- ner he ruferreql to his experirm-e {arty hL'() I dmmzstic lnisninn.-xrv in tin: nuiala. Ivv you ucnw. lh uutsul`-lul Income. le In come of the society hut _\'ea.r was 8`2l9.48(), an increase over last yeur.uf nearly $18,000. Of this amount. the Third Methodist. church conu`il)uLed the sum of $95.87. Ker \lr \\'hirin.y mu... .. um... 6'.......:I\I.. U(HlI'Ig9ll|eII[. In the evening a large audience was pre- sent nutwilhsumding the unpleasant wea- ther. Rev. W. Tinnberlnke presided and I K ortiona of the niissiuiiarfrepuit,show- ing that the society`: sphere of operations extended over the whole of the dominion, New foundlami. Bermuda and to Japan. The report. showed the society to be in is very prosperous condition ; 5.35 agents are em played with 3' membership 46,799. The increase in Jnpain the last your has been more thnn 60 per cent. in membership and over l00percent. in nancial income. The in- nnnm nl rhn mminn 1...: .-...... ...... Qmn um Llllf UUHIUUI U1 IIUCUBCI gI'lIII(Ull H33 IIUCII Ill` '1':-used year after yum up to the pl`c.sel|t tinw, and the number of arrests for hunk- ... .. I`..- Ll\I\C ..I ... 1-..--- I L`..- .1... .I. uuu umnuy L0 IIIIKB (llclpll III III lllllonl, `to ban tine iutu the mme of the Father. Son _.!,I.1 and to teach iruugh a way an to lead to perfect obedience and to observe All things whatsoever the Master had com- nnmded. Lastly he spoke of the promise, "Lo 1 am with you always." therefore there was no emu-se to fear either failure or dis- uourngemenl. ' In Hm nvnni-my n I...-an. .....l:....... .....- ....- The Subject ell `Minion: Ali]: Dlacuued -- - by Rev; Mr. Whltlnx. Missionary eervicea were held in the Third Metho _ In the morn~ lug Rev. Mr. 'l`imberlake f)reeched and from Matthew xxvm. I8 21. He called attention to the anertiun of Christ that He had all power in heaven land in earth, therefore. able to use the reaourceeot both ; that this authority was already possessed ; that Christ now had might as well right, therefore. missions were both right and reabonable. ' The preacher called attention to the query in acme minds. why so few comparatively were saved if Christ wanted all men to be saved and poeseued all power.` He dwelt upon the command todieciple all nntionu, not merely to make disciples in all nations, 0 the mmm (`If flu! wnlhnr .\`nn lov. You can In In I00. _ l__.L -A-I__ L..__ In- on Y. I. 0. A. Couvonlol. DISTRICT DASHES- vr Mussuomnv Msefrtnp... I \l Into; rnuhuluu. Seton wind: and I an uh- ; `fair rota 0 no wait. nntlonu-y or I hlghq hmpcrr Inn. `Butter--0ru.l=a'og N Orhcl ma Innn_ Jmnd. ll tn I7: ! Ionuwouunco .................. .. 1% 197 GnnndAPndcKR .............. N 51 Uundaoouon Con 87 5 lIunduOo'.t.on0o...... . no 36 lloohobaucotwnco... In} 13.5 IOITIIAI. PEDDIJOI IAKKIT. Moun'nnL. Jun. 28 our-oodvu. III) hbln. Bola om.-on 1-. w W375 o. pmnwi nun; moo Ionuw . w . . malt; nu-night. rollor. 6.25 room: on no to LI): In no. I. to 4.16: Ontario . zoom 8.1- City hogs. now 6.86 forum Grain. What--uonlInl ; rod wlnur 0. wow. wmuomto um: -print!) and one No. 1 Northern. Ml) no Lu. Montreal Toluqnuh Co . . . . . . . . . .. N. W. lnnd 0o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Rloh. & Ontario Navigation 00.. can Pnnongu-RR \ .\I!5l ` it was It curious fact that frum the taking -`vi the ucmaus until I853"; the liuzmcs _\u: 1- igrwduully reduced in number. .\`ince I i the nurnlwr has been increased. It is uue ih|[ the shop and tavern Iicmses lmve, Ill this period, been decreased by three, but the nnn.be ~r of tavern licenses hu.s been in- wrmsa--I by one. In |.\'\'1. when the dominion gm:-rnnu:nt Lhvnght it had lower to issue licenses in- ~tv.-ml uf the Untunin government. the cum- missinnt is issued only the Inaxiniuni IIUHIIICF -If 536 The dominion board then i.-esued -lcveu licenses over the number stated. In this year. I884. we tind that instcml of 30' licenses being issued there were 47. flue pcuuliuritynf this order of things is that the number of licenses granted has been in- -n-usmi vmn Aft:-r `PHI nn tn Hm nl`:-sun! uolaonn Bank . . . . . . . . . . .. Bum of Tacoma . . . . . . . . .. Bsnquml nu Caruon. Momhmu ........ .. nlon Bunk . . . . . . . . .. Bu1ko!Commomo.. glporlnzll . out can ` lnndoo . .. noon]. mat of Mout.ra.I.. Onmrlo Bunk . . . . . .. Hunk du Pouglo. . .. Molnnnn Rum , For genuine Scrsutou No. 4 coal go to the GA: Work: yard. 'l'ho- Law Mn. Rnltt. The body of Mrs. Ruin, who died It Coltun, California. from the effects of ty- phoid fever, arrived in the city this morn- ing and won interred in Camraqui cemetery. Deceased was the youngest daughter of the: late Thomas Scales, of this city. undo mm W ed. )0 to 11; fresh. D to II. on-QuI :06. to 07.00. uvlur I. annual: Inc: 31'. LIVIIPOOL. Jun. 18-6 pm. 0Iocno-Wh1t and Conrad an ad. uvn Loo1;ou HA3}:-r. LlVlIl'00L La. as. com. study : Am:-sun mddunp u. OI "II UBOII. `lhe deceased gentleman was married in I848 to Catharine. daughter of the late John Mowat. and sister of the Hon. Oliver Mowet end Rev. Dr. Mowat of Queen`: uni- versity. Nine children survive, one of whom is Rev. John Fraaer, of Cryaler. Another son is in the oice of the minister of justice, Ottawa. Several none are in the United States. Three unmarried daughters reside at home. M r. Fraser was an elder of St. Andrew : church. R governor of the general hospital, and uh Uddfellow. He was a quiet uuoetentatioua Cllllcll, esteemed lay those who knew him, aml much beloved by those immediately related with him. His end, as his life had ever been, was serene, yet bright. lumr-lltaowl3l." I :'l'owuhl g; uhM%nlIw&a: uun -user u-nus s Irsnrs. Ycntuxley morning John lrus<-r, deputy clelk ofthc crown, died at his residence. (0; nor William and Harrie streets. Fle wzua attacked with congestion of the lungs, and this was the immediate cause of death. For several years punt he had been in failing health. He was seventy years of age. nearly fty of which wrre spent. in Kingston. He was born in Dingwall, Rosshire, Scotland, and et An early -sge removed to Montreal where he was engaged in the hardware business. He continued in the business in Kingston and was for years senior partner of the hrm of Fraser & Ueurge. About eight yenrs ago he was Appointed deputy clerk of the crown, which otce he held to the time of his death. `IL- AA----.-.1 ..__-I------ ----- A-- r3- ` IIC U|l .l\I'l.'(I IHIIIIUII W'IllI()Ul1 U'Iu~.n (llmcully. Mr. Holmes was a consistent and honored member o!_lhe Methndist church for over half a century. In 1823 he instituted the re .1) it use 100 organize Int e cmunv of Leeds. Hi: funeral occurred at Athens _`,es1ur u..'... or moment llolInes-0ne H-mam: Treason-lie -Organised this First Sun- , day School in Leeds-l)emIu of John Fraser. 1 _ ' / ` On Friday afternoon Richard Holmes,-of Plum Hollow.'l.eeds county, aged 102 years. born in 1787 in Chatham, N.__Y. His parents ywere Irish, and he was the youngest of a family lgf nine. In 1799 `the family moved to Canada and the followin year took up their residence in the Lake .loida neighbor.- hood. Richard settled on the farm on which house all his life. He was the father of twelve children, ten of whom are still alive. exhibiting a remarkable family record for vigor and longevity.` M r. Holmes was made a mason .in |8l3, and was consequently the oldcst member of the craft. in North Ame- ri.:a. He was an liondmry member of the Farmcrsville lodge. He liietl an aciive and useful live. Mr. Holmes, while alive, refer- red with pardonable pride to a trip made to Toronto on foot in the winter of 1819-20. This trip was taken in behalf of a number of his neiglibors, who, on account of failure of their military duty during the war of l8l2, had sulferetl a conscation of their lands.` `lie was successful in the ol-ject of his _lHl8t`l()Il. which was` to bid in for his neighbors the land offered at the govern- mcnt sale. In connection with the some matter he made a trip on l|o`rsc-hack to Tor Unit) the following spring. Mr. Holnies often referred-to his arrest for treason dur- ing the troublesonie times of I812. He did not, as some believe he did, take an actin- part iu the campaign, as he was oppoaul on print-iple to physical vcarfare, but his` loyal ty in the crown and country waspnever mlluul in question. His arrest was brought about in this way. A preacher named Cooper was colulllcting a service in Lake lloida. At that time those who were not old country people were called Yankees. and on being told that the neighborhood was peopled with Yankees the preacher re- marked that if he had known that such was the use he would not have `preached to them, and that he would consider washing his h.mds in the blood of twenty of them as an uppetizer for breakfast. Mr. Holmes Iv- mnn.~trutt:d with the bloodthirsty clerical for his um-hristiun sentiments, and his remarks were cunt.-&tI`ll('(l into a treasonable meaning lxy the prom.-lier. who had Mr. Holmes at~ I`m(h-rl nn tlm 1-lutruu frnnu \I'hi!`l\ nf nnllrn and Two \'e'ars'ot Age--Arrested For` died after a brief illness. Mr. Holmes was * he dlEd"'iII l8?7. "Mid `resided in Eli 7)'t'1' PUCTITTHI CUrl'CUl`Tn `EVUr_V`'])3I"lTUlI'I'.Kf`-'` One nf the points of the pt-llLl0n was` that the persons who have emf:-nity have li- "'em9c4l taverns that should nu; have been lic.:n~ed us such. They have ul~u issued a mrger num|u=r of licenses clmn the law inl- nnr.-s oi". He went to the (Alice of the in- `ipettllir of licenses to ascertain inform-a.tiun rcgurtling the matter, and he haul to acknow- leulge the courteay which he received. `In M8! the census of lhe citv was taken. The population war-neportetl then to be 14,091. l-`nur licenses are allowed by new to the first 1,000, and one license to every 400 of the population after that. This wnuhl entitle license holders` to the number 1-f36, while there were 43 tn.veruean(l saloons, and I5 li- censed shops in\ mlulition. i The mu-nnd nnint. nf Hm nptitinn in that 1, Ln: PIUILUIICI. VIIIU Hull nil`. IIUIIIICH Kl` l`uHtt'-1 nu the clmrge, from which, of course, he cleared himselt without, mu..h difficulty. consistent and hnnnrmi IONTBEAL STUCK II ARK ITS. Iorrnux. Jan. 28.41 noon. nouns. urn nun AT'APATRIARCHAL"AGE. \~-, THE OLDEST MASON IN AMERICA - HAS PASSED AWAY. A ' COMMERCIAL MATTERS. The l..1t~ Juhll Frmu-r. Place: Llm-null Whlrli Should Not. o- `lho Incl-muo in tin Nqnnhertof Ll- cennu Not warranted by the Increase In the I'npulIllnll--5 Very slgnllleirnt 9-ltuloiuiout. - In his sermon last evening Rev. Mr. Carey touched upon the license qpeation In `tho <:0urBe_ of iii: remark; he I-mid: A petition was placed in his hand: by a gentleman,` who asked him to net Ii utures for it and sign: it himuell. He wd the person who guys him the petition that he would have to wait until he inquired into the stutemeiits which the (locuhleut contained. He found petititni correct in `eV0l`_V ]I>II"l1't,'lr|-xl`:' ` ()ne nf Llhe nuinln if the m-nLinn w.-nu` lhnl. Instance "II'lIIOl'l' lnultnh. .u 1.. :.L, I! ,_- 'HIE:L16ENS[NG SYSTMI. THE A VERY HANDSBMEJWQDE L. A Vori the lacunae. I__....... II_.___., . -1` A_.... 13' W WI PI WIII I- ITYI. Illulllullll one on "ulgg" one 0! III: important subject: of the cy to the lunch of ll county. The election of otocrc will an pm: the aunt day. .AW IS NOT canmso our New COMPLETELY. % I yr; 1 -Iuuuuva Hula; and B.B.B. for blllounnu uni torpld llver. with the vary but results I would rcoommond It to all than tronblod. The modlclnc In worth lb weight In gold. Tilllo White. Multowulng. Oil. Propony changing loads. Mr. Polson but sold MI donblo tenement brick houu on Gordon not to Menu. Wil- son &. Ramon for 84,200. B thin lilo Hr. Polnon cleared l). Re In I the propurty I ma. our 5 year. Mr. Mcbowall or chuod I donblo uucmont Itonihonnti (rm stories high. on Prince: on-out roln . Bu- on. . -_j:.:_ There will not bop mooring oi the city i council thin ovcnllng. Mr. Williams. tho nod oocrohry for the Young Moth Chrlulu annotation. vo the monlborl on Inn-outing moons ol |I val! to the world's Young Man : Ch:-luhn u- noulnlnn ooavudoo hold :2 Stockholm. Mr. Putt. tho lob oooroury of the loot! u- Iooinlou. arrived from Hamilton to-day` on route to Ottowo to utond tho convulsion to begin Jun. 31. I:g";:odn - uw owns: an: vv -U u Iliiluvviululu In October I parcel contdnin droa I was sent to the city b exprou tom Ill! noquo. The owner 0 the pcroal dld not re- oelve it. and it in Iuppoood to have boon stolen. A man had wormn belonging to the city, and on the tnln. carrying: parcel. were uupootodof hulng the bnndlo. on Saturday, Mr. Paul. of Gnnnnoquo. got out a march warrant. not vlth Oicer Ali uunlnodth pnnhuoltho I A ll:':ron1I1mh.vu-uln. Int nlusu uunuuu sun prunuu at no poop: A thorough much was undo. but the mil Inn Hood: r-I not fund. The Meeting on Saturday. At a meeting of the Midland agricultural association on Saturday afternoon. Hon. G. A. Kirkpatrick wee elected to the presi- dency. Mr. W. (,7. Martin was madetzeneral manager of the fair this year, the nirectore having great faith in hiejudgment and being unanimous in electing him to the poeition. The president, the treaaurer, and Aid. Gil- derlieeve were appointed a committee to preaa the ciaime of the anociation upon the city before the council. Next Friday the various committees. named at a late meeting. will meet to revise the prize list and aettle the date of the fair. Irv-Klj I-I'IIlUI'I luitllivvn The qxocutlve oommlttu of the Frouunnc farmorI' Institute In! docklod to have A convention. under the auspices of the In- stitute. II Sydouhnm in the uriy port cl Mum-h. They hope that the fnnnon ol the may will turn out In full loroo. A nun- good pa will ho null, Including Ann an " um." um: nl lln lmnnlnl. lnvrrury I":-rIm~ru' Club. R3! invitation of (George Perry, the [Ir verury flrmera Cilll) met at his house on Tueaduy afternoon and re-elected the oil officers: \Villiuni Ferguson, presitit-nt; Jno. Quail, vice preaixh-ut; Alex. Ritchie. secre- tury treunrer. W. Duff and A. Ritchie, who nttemicd the ureamery convention It l'icton, And visited a silo in that part of the country, gave their views on enailage" and siloes. Both speakers being convinced that they are good have concluded to build niloea this year. The president gave an in- tereating addreu. The, club meet: at A. Ritchie : on Wednesdny. 6th Feb. To Uld Lands. What promises to be a very enjoynble evening will be that spent at Convocation hall next Friday evening. Rev. A. B. Scott, M. A.. Perth, will (Ike his audience on A trip To London, through Norway to Stock helm, and back by Copenhagen to Co- nads. The trip embraces seven countries snil three seas. Mr. Scott will tell some- thing of the three great world conferences that met last year. Pan Presbyterinn coun- cil, l un-Anglican Alliance and World`: eou ferenco of \'.M.(}.A. at Stockholm. Prof. Watson will take the their at .\ o'clock. Queen : college Y.l\l.(`.A. will welcome sll citizens who desire to be present. There i will be no admission, butua cvllection to de- i fray expenses. TU"KUW'y'17I"I' Y.'I'r'I"I"Tr{'Tl'T""I'I'V Inga of the Scutt not in the county, nnl dwult. nu the peculiarity of men, who in ulden times pulled up at every tuve-n on the way to the city to arm up with whiskey while the women Merv left outside in the cold. This lmilhtll like I entire on the alleged weakness of uunmnkind. He wumnpposcnl to 5: many saluuns and lriuk- iug [Il&U( 8iil)1)llI. the m:u'kat square. They were sources of Leinptuniou to many fnrmars who spent money in them that should hue been used to purdmso necessities for the family. There were allllrcssel also by Messrs. Cameron and Frasrr. HLIKIIIAI illbi lI('lI LU ll] lIIII\ Hun Na-nfl nut. in Inuu nf Thu To-In pcram-o Martin: A! the gospel temperance mnetimz ya-ster hy afkernuun in missinnhn, .\lr. Heal)`. of |*I1giulmr~h, was the [Jlil:L'i|.Ml speaker. He &:lvm.'ate< teetutafjsm, as the safest course to pursue. He renmrkeul that -there was at slignm antzuln-Al to dhnuakeuness that vrua 3LHUL|U[l"iI.Hll K.HQ':y' (NU IIUILC ll IUVV *r\.'lHIUl' ml ueleutiumu in such u wuv ass to call furrh Iwnrly nppluuse. Tho: dancing -clugs llhl other fam-y steps --was tirst class Tlicrc vvzts an exluhitiun of jugglery, winding up with n aisle splitting farce, Tho L'00n's ('nm'eutiun. Tlu-. convicts were on their best hclmvior, were nleli-glitcil with the en turutiument and nppwntiutexl the kindness of Wzmlen Lavell for reliaving the nmuot-my of priaun life even fur A little \\ hile. The Convlcln l2njo_vlng.'l`|IomIol\`en on Suturclnv Afternoon. Un Sutunrmlny afternoon the convicts at the pcnitz-nti_ury enjoyed as holiday, and for sev- u|_'nl hnurx them was relaxation from `that rigid discipline that must ever be exercised in prisnn. After dinner the men were nun-,Iu-:1 out to the workshops, whil% the hull was heing cleanwl and staged. and "made ready fur concert purposes. Then the pri snners we-re llmI'L'he b `k again and haul two hours and_ A hctlf c:|Fsoli:l onjuynmnt. Music of nu interesting clmrnutvr was pro sulltcd, while Lhu heat. vm-nlistu of the in- sLiluLiun- -=md thz-3` me quite a few render ml no-.Im't.innu in uuuh n wnv as to call fnrrh l,HIl|HlL I'S (,`l|_l'Ul| Cl|Ull'. V Mr. 11. H;w.'Jcl), lately` appointed a pm- vincinl deput_y_of the high chief runner, is having great success in preaentiug the claims uf the lmlupemlent. Univ-` of Foresters upon the pcnple of lirockville. This week u very Jnrgu court will be instituted by him. L m. Anixiie Falick liri hia"'.ii 6`rh`ingt@{ Rochester, where she intends pursuing hel musical utr`:4iea under Pruf. N. N. l) Enye r, of that plncqt It is understood that when alw returns she will resume her position in (,'h.ilm.-rs` <:hlll`uh choir. u- u u...'.,1.... I.....I.. .....\..:.Lo-.-I .. IU veers. - Rev. C. F.'. Blind, Ulavtnn, was on Wed- nvsdgy lat presented by an lddl`P.8O accom- panied by up purse of 895. The presentation was made by the members of his congrega- tinh as a token of appreciation of his aer- \'i1'hR. `I I "IUD 1UIIIIQ DUIIIIUTI In KIWI IITCTIUCI Indiana. whence came they 9" an elnbonu stud by Jncob Burris Patton. and "Slavery in on York and Muuohmcttu." by John Culick, of Chuhnm, Out. rnahl up I valuable numhor. ` - ynuplo` Whnu Muvavuwunp, siylnp and Dohlxn A ttnut Atnnnnnu . Mm "Name Conklin. of Watrtown; is the gums: of `Mrs. R. H. Elmer. ` Limn._-(fol. Von Strnnhenzie. D.A.(}.. left. D8 SUCCOOCIBII Dy LKDFG Dl|CKVlllI9. > Mr. J. Pillar, wile uud family. of Nebnss-L in. aria visiting Mr. Pillar. Prim.-an street. Mr. Pillar has peen abaaut from the ity for 10 I )-.. l` I? I')h.'...l 1`l....L.... .....- nun \l'.;.I (ncre. . _ ' Sir w. A. Whie. Briznhlgmbuudor to ` Turkey, wlll shortly retire and then he will ` he succeeded by Lord Sackville. A Mr. J, Pillar, wim nml f;un,il\'. nf Nebras- 3 guest: 0: Mrs. K. n. runner. ` I ` Lieut.-Col. Von Strmxbeqzie, D.A.U., lef; to duy_for Ottawa to inspect Itorcn, etc. there. | ) U3- [I7 A \`I.'L:L- 'l)_lLI-I. ..'__L--ggnn 4.. `rho Search Wu liuuooonlul. n.| u .-- n `I IIIOl'OIlII[ Add:-on. llIl-._- AL- ___J __-__A__._ A c5E:z-:RT IN PRISON. PERSONAL MENTION. . ,, , 4| ' :1. '0?! VCIIOIIO. .__.I I) In In 1.; LII - vvly -'I-i zqunulwe The February Magazine of American Ilia- /ory anticipatca Waahingtouh birthday and appeara aa a Waahi on Number." The {rontiapiane repreeenia n a group, Waahimp ton. hie wife, and her two gtandchildren. The copy oi H untingoon`a great inning of "Lady Waahingtona Reception ' lla two eagee of much ineeraat. the home New `at wan huikiing for -Preaidenl Waahing ton alao oocupiaa a sec. The eaneationai (nature of the lame t e De Vriea portrait oi Waahington, diaonvered in Holland the t aummer by the Holland aociety of New . .I;._L"'.'__".'.`__`E' .'f`.'`_"`:`_'_`_'i'_'_'_...`.'.L wuwu. cut. [ulna an out unucuu gdlon on: npplu 95. Junub 1-lord. V nvuryuilly KIII Iinvu -v-U. Nico olur Itrulull bonny In houlu. u tolled Moon l9o.. cooling applet Du. . lemon and aunt: lb. dean. Iona- Inn, mu, call... an Nun nhmn lh__ D Ii IIC Iulli HXICI . . onnndl .(hnumqIo; ` . Chadwick. J. A. Hazel. I. 1!. local . I`. F. Barr. Toronto; 0. Klnghon. K ills, Neutron] ; J. A. Ilclvily. St. John. N. IL: W. Johnson. New York: R. W. laonrd. Mb laolurd. Bruiodz A. Halon. Gar-| rlnnlnln-cl Altorouon 0! Dale. The duo of the Informal talk on Auro- nomd," by Major Mayne. R. H. C.. in the Y. .C.A. roollliohnboon oh from Fridny to Thur-ado Slot of J nary. It 8 p.m. Tho change L undo on coconut of the lecture b R". A. B. Scott. M.A.. lo convocation 1. Allan: on Invited to u.:.... u.....-. ._|L C... .1 ..L..._ VIIKIIOI IICIL `II IIIII III IIV an Inn : talk, (no of charge. IIICI IIICYXIOCI (0 [I10 l"|I`IIlll.`lIl Illlll OI Ill7.82l.96. Durln the you the sum of CHIJND ha: been pad to the widow! Lad orphan: or other bcnociarlu o! 69 deoeuod forester: for oudownmont benet: nlonc. 5-uwpuulliii Ilvilrl VI I-Iuivum A clrculu tuned by the executive oom- mittn above that on Jun. III. I888, tho order numbeml 7,8l| mug. and on Jun. Int. I889. H.517 members. C no! pin of 3.706. making an iucreae of I? par cont. A you ago 8240,1014? wu the amount 0! $3! funds. and on Jun. Int. I889, this lncreuod to the magnicent cum 0! IIIIRQIJM, hnrlnm tlm vngr the num nf Aurvuu). Jrnal Campbell. wood merchant. paid on Saturday his um. yearn` auhcription to the Wllm, being the oldest nuhacriber but two left in the city, than two being Shorilf Ferguson and Au Ituu Fhlhado. each for over yearn. Campbell relates that his tint year`: aubacription gained him Cull) tlnrou h an advertisement of a contract. up- on wich ha wondered auoceaafull . He in a firm bollavor in advertising, hav begun it last you and found it to pay wolf UTIUKQ II In Very 80011 Ilpe. The (`Allah htnilbosl Glass Worh, of Toronto, have ngnin im-ru-rue-I their gulf in every dopurum-in . The Chnrvh and House Ornunooul (Hun '|"`IN3\l out by this rm can be n.-lied on both for durubilily And our cullonce of design. I :-runs requiring (zinc in every Itylo or qunntity whatever should ` mddreu the mnkern. McCouAl|nd & Son, Toron lo. I-_._. I`_...._|__II ._-_) _.-__L__A _._2) _.. UIUIVU WIN"? UIIIIIIREU. The annual im-cling of the (`ullrnqui bridge cainpuy ou-nrre-I this afternoon. The year's receipts were 8I.!\`l(i..'>4 and dil- burso-meuts $2,319 52. A dividend of 35 per 1-1: was declared, and tl.e present your in win wilh I cull balance of $277.52 on ha d. besides Siytl) worth nf nnlerinl. The bridge in in very good shape. Thu ('nnmin Ntniniml (llnu `Yank: of I I|Il'l"I|fl' Dy INC IIOIIIIIC NICK, UK CW wrk. while on in pi `mugs there. A Cuudhn American LIA n," a paper which nt this Olil of slain will command with Atoondon, by Watson Griin, of Mantra] : An Oriental Aoount. ol the Discovery of Lunnnsg " hll J "HI 1:` HO pun] - your HIUCIVIIK. This morning about 4 dclnck l re occur red in I-`reul ('Ar|ton's grocery store, corner of Yong: and Division streets. The blue was fnrtuuutelv put loIrn_ without the lid of the remen. Some of the goods in the store were lamngtd. Thu nnnnnl m...-ninu nf uh. (`nu-.....: IIUPS. Illll |'Il: IIIIIIIIUIPHI ClUCiI0uI -IV 0\'el'. 'l;he city comxnissinmr had the walk: well clear of snow from the fall of Sumla). Jan. 20th, but this morning he had to resume the active duties of inspection and to slap in many door: with tlw sunmmua, Shovel ` your aidcvulk. " This vnnrninu nhnnf .l n'.~irmla- 1 Hr` nnnllr no I000! Antwan. ` Anln It the British A-who Hold- II...-.. -_.| |-.I.. n............ . I! III event)` 8. IUJ K'rllI\'C33 HULTY. l\lng3l0n. When the electric lights are most needed they Are not in service. At six o'clock this disagreeable-. morning working girl: hul to trudge through the deep snow in the dark- ness. But the municipal elections are over. The vilv |`I'IIVIInilil'\lI| r hurl than wnlhn wall ILTYUI. llIBy IIW'IyI HIV I&CIUl.0`lnn- Ladies` half, whole and quarter wigs. bangs, switches. hair chains. rings, mule to urder. Dress nud nmntle making. Cnnnif corset, best ever mule, over Walsh I. Stem-y`s. I05 l'riln'ess sneer, Kingston. \\'h9n HIP 9-Ia(`I`lin Huh : Ara Inna? nu-ado.` I grant Illly 05nl'l'H IIOWI(lI l, I Hlyitry. At this time of the year many gentlemen nd that they need as new pair of trousers to put them on until spring. We uiviso them to try Lnmbert & \\'uIsh. IIO Princes: streot. They nlwnys givn nutiafnctinn. l.iuiins' hm \A'hnIa and nunrfar n-inc l'\. .IlUI'lll.|l 3. Beautiful and \\hile-Our $2 70 our makes vn hit: and light lprvml. Fine cooking apples '.`0c. pe-cla. fr.-sh rull butter. tuln butter. l`reser\'-l green gages `line. can, 3 lbs egg plums `.25c. Junie: Fruvcfnrll. Jackson": ttlwesr luczury, fa-ur miles west of (lnmnnoque, has burned on Monday night, 2m. with in loss of 3800: no insur- ance. The origin of this fire in. like tin! of a great many others nowaulnys, 8 mystery. At this time nf Hm \'mu' Iunnv asuillunuzn U1B&W'C(l Ur lIlIi.l\\'l'(I Hlilple, I90 ["0 Deal of dry slnh wood. lhu Wmu.-s carnival numlmr is very M. trzsctive. It is full rf intern-_~ting reading and striking illustrations. In full page il` lustrations are cspq-cinily pretty. . I 'L'a cents; Indira` lzlm-'k mm] Imse for L") cents, in R. .\lcl".nul's. Husiery, glows, mitts. ilumis, caps. mutvrs, Jt-: , less than cost at R. .\lcFnu|'a. I ).......:t..l __.I ..|,:.,_ 1\..._ Q.) -n n._._ Wu! of s (`I uuu (.'\.`lIllUll|_\ . During January and Fclnruury we will` close our store at (S p..'n., .\'.Aturdn_ys M 10 C. Livingston & lru., merchant tailors, 75 um} 77 Brock St. `I e American upcru company will appear here 1 n \\'eduesiluy, rah. lfith. This is the largest opera cum;-.nuy on the road, luving sefmtv-ti\'e pvraons in it. There has just nrrivml at J. Campbell's wood yanl, ()ut.ariu street, the beat stock :19` mnrm` nr ununu-...I nnunln nlun Hun Luau "AI UTICUFII l|f.IlI II WHO UIIOOVOTY OI Amorics." b Arod J. Hill. 0! St. Paul ; "The Mom: Build: and North America I_.Il--- .-L--ng g...` AL... 0" _I. -I-|v.a._.A- wnzu you want In the me! Mme mt Lnelr yard. .\'now-u hitv: canned curn, hezmtiful canned tt mutnes, string I-mun, green peas, evapor- ated sweet corn, tonkt-11 corn. bmrf. James , (`run ford. Q... I... l K TIL IUTU. Stmleuts who m-ml clothing will In well to patronize l.zunl;erl & Walsh, Ill) Plincess street. They can give )ou style, quulily, ulld c.-cunmnv. Inunonllnuorluu Iuu.u< um cu. [Allen on: blue} lnnnnnn Anni.-CA4 .IA-nn(. UUIVHL` U\V'lIe(l Hy I`. I`. rolger. For dry oak and soft maple. soft wood and hard wood at lowest prices, go to ..7rawford'I. foot of Queen tree-tv. Hrm-It R7 I`.nnHu Jun-n I)... nu-at nlnlm Inn.-A L'FWl|)l'|l I. IOU! (II QUCCII `ITCQC . Brock & Booth -have Hm nest slabs. hard wand and dry blacks. You can get just. what want in the fuel line mt their yard. 1 \`nn\r_uh3n ...........1 ....... |.......:c..| ,..........a l turn. I ` Thqtreasnrer of the St. Vincent de l'ul society acknowled.:\-s the receipt of $25 frum the nmyor. V Hut. an-Aw in Imndlnn Inr IXAJ; Huh Luu umyur. . ~' Out straw, in bundles lur beds. ail thrashed dry, clean, and no thiatles, at W. F. Baker's, I2 Market Square. - 'I`|1a last ice...` A` O:\n I'n.....l.`.... (`......:......... 1'. nuueru, IL : .\lII'KCl OIIUKTF. ` `The last issue of the Caumlian $`purI-nmn cnntniml an e.\ccll-nt cut uf Dr. Cnver, the horse owned by F, A. Folger. For drv mxk nml snuff. nmnlp nn wnml INIIKCF U. - I Dr. Hickey resented the colfe forc with A large colfectiun of wlpaper litera- ' ture. V3 '""" ` TL- A--.........._ ,: `L, Q; \':.._.._4 J- 11...: occurreu am! (Monday; morning. A real estate agent sold I00 lots in the upper part of the city in six weeks. Special inoeting of th Y.I.C.B. A. to- "I'nig1II iE"7:30 'liar'p. ' Innjiiiiii` biiiilTC`sa.` '- ()n Thurudnv rim mmnhers of the Kinm. It look Three Months to Mnslse llvhary Dclluste Work l'puu it. Arthur Bernier, of Quebec, now living in Rhe city, has completed the model of I ship similar to those which trade between the East indies nnl England. The model is A grieve of worlunnuship rarely seen in this necliun of the country. Tile ship is thor- oughly equipped. Hundreds of lines are visible and without sny crossing. Six huu lred pulleys, the necessary number for a ship of the size represented, era in position. Twentyve gures, representing sailors. sre fixed smnng the ri ing. Lifebosts. an- chors, chsins, etc., is ich go to make s ship complete for ses, sre in their proper pieces. The deck of the ship is made of pine. polish- -ed sud oiled. The outside of the ship is quilted in bri ht colon. end sgs y from who meets. ' he glsss which oontsius the model isj ft. by 4} ft. in site. Mr. Ber- nier, who hss sailed the noun for fteen yous, use three months rushing the model. Most of the work in done with s pen- knife. '1 he ship is s credit to him. mgmzu um) snarp. unpnruun uuuncsl. On Thursday the members of the Kings- ton snow ohm: club will lrmngxlinto the coun- Dru runs uooueu suumny nlgnu. '- 'l_`he tunernl of the late Mrs. Hnrwoodl occurred this (Monday) morning. real estum mount sold 100 lots in the `PARAGRAPHS PICKED UP BY OUR ` BUSY REPORTERS. TUIUIIUU IIIU p'I)II|,|IlI'y.- . Grand skating on the Big Rpynl to-night. Rink ooded Satuuhy night. `- The tuna:-nl nf Hm hue Mrs. I-hrwood `l`h3 "plo nl- Every Dny LIfo'-Wln tho Pubtlc nth Tglklng About-Nothlng In capes the Attention 0! Thou Who l`O- Taklnz Notes. ' ' Keep I-`elv. llzh open for the moat unne- , tive concert of unison. ,' i _Seymour, the hignmist and hone-thief,hu reached the pliggumu-y.. Gnnd nkntina am Hm Ilia Rnvnl to-night. LNCIDENTS 0AFfI`HE DAY; Ir]. , ` Manitoba bruu; the cheapest and most opulur feed on the mnrkct. at W. F. uker a. n.. u:..1.-._ _ ,____.,..I u... .....l':':._ :._.,L hdnpondou ONIOI at Porouon. 2,, I 1,. .L, -__-_.AL__ . --_:.--__-:_--- Inn-ybody Int Inn loco. .. -1--- -._._ I_ __l L-_-.. I- L.nAl.. 3 [FVIIUIIF Ill Ila. I ` uumnn-d maple. also the beat. Tlflll any 0! y')|ll'|g "I011 IGSSCIICU. He ma not one of those people who un- ` dertoolr to prove that wine vms the inten- vention of the devil. in the face of the fact that one of the first mirutles which (Ihrist performed was to turn water into wine. One of the highest ordinunves, the very greatest umms which the Lord used in the healing of men`s souls was effected hy Him through wine. lint the wine mentioned in the New Testament was very dill}-rem. treln the wine used in the present day. Then there was an economic View of the mlnject. It might be stated that the people of lingluml consume ye urly $9,lK)l)_1l0(J worth at spirits. In Canada for every dollar raised `or religious affairs 87 were raised for liquor. .~\cn as the line in that country to which they got such strong invitations togmforevery dol- lur ruined for religious purposes, S14 is spent in liquor. When they thought of the mnrul View of the csse and of the results of drunk- enness they should get rid of the idea that they are not their brother `a keepers and nee c\'el'_y' means to do away with the traliie. IIU IIXII INT ITICTX * II. WICIX OI ltd In tho nlvordty Ind Ind otlprognn. '0 in pvooomo .-.-. nun van: qty IVUI lvv. loan huh urlug boar l0o.,lllt. can tomnocn Inc... Mb. dxlod gnu pan l0o.. I an 1|-col In-u IL. 3 Ih 1-An nnnlnn Inn,, I :0 T20: [IA-II IN. 3 lb. Eu upirlcl I00]. ` u an w...nu. pot-and as `oonl0o.":l':noCnwfotd'.. ,. " ZUIIIITI, ll. ll-III W "II" HIIXII I. Ho coupled tho nun: cl M120! and a : no oootno which oldod it found. 0 lilo ol tho you; nation. to than other oollcgu wore ootnntod In eduontlon. Ho Inodobdol nlotoooo to the position of Quail : In nnrd In [In nnlvnnv and IR IIIC lklll WI (lO|I'IIIOIZ Hill II. Sinobn. W5.-J. Uvuu. E. E. Honey. Wm. Ull. A. E. Shannon, Goo. R. B an. Dr. `nnnn llnnn-an K \"IIIIAn\- In-Alp. uun. A. 5. annluon, uoo. I\. n no, Ur. A lln. Uoorgo IL Williams. 30] us w nlooboooll from the Quota : logo ad Rays] nodloul oollop unoolulouc. us uou`uLuuu.{nnnor oI loum couqgo, trad, (I. poodod I ' . n1"'.......:... u.. `L2. .. u.?3.T'..'.. The Ice llrmge Formed. Judging from preaent circumstance: deal- er: in we need not fear longer that there will be a famine in it. The ice bridge be- tween the city and the ialancia formed ainoe Saturday evening and in hunrly growing atronger. Peraona skated from the city to Garden Inland yeaterday. It waa about (our inohea thick thia morning and the ateamer Pterrepout did not attempt to break through it. \\ . Card drove a hone am-on irom Wolfe ialand to-da . reaching the city at ll o'clock. lie car ed in hie aialgh aomq heavy gooda. He aaya hie horae broke through aeveral timea. u. 3-: un nu uvuvvuwuvnn The lllllllll provlncial oonvcntion of the Young Mon`: Christian usoclulon moot: at (mow: on Thurodo '. Jon. lot. cloning the following Ilondov. `he prooeodlngl prolnloo to be ol unnnunl lnurv-ot.nnd tho ollondunoo will prohobly ho . Tho following will ha din Klnanknn nlnuntinn - Ila:-In J UIPWHCU IIVUIH J1 [U 1:. He spoke on this sulsject liemuise lw ulitl not. want it to be 8.`Ll(l that tl1c(`linrvh nf l'lngln.l)nl was winking in thc blll of drunken N ncss. The Clulrnh of Englaunl Inuks upnn lrunkenne-as as one of the must heinous sins -of the nineteenth century. He was sorry that the license business was not taken up in A lillbrent manner. but nevertheless he was glml to cast. in what weight and inu- cnce he had in ordar to have the law better observed and the temptations placed in the urny of young men lessened. Ha \nu1 nut, nnn nf thnan nnnnln wlm nn.

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