_ Jill laid: `K'lI. Inn-yououll and the UTICA "amn- lhlauuu lIlum|IdJonn|l d Nov Yolk OVQQ Iv ` ONE PRICE STORE. 88 Princess St., Kingston. All orders taken will be executed and deliv on Saturday. EVERY DAY More New Good The Store will be closed during the forenoon of Friday to enable us to get things in order. REMEMBER Remember the Store Opens at 1:30 p.m. the day, Friday, Feb. 15th. HARDY : is to have our customers and the public generally get some fairidea ofthe stock we carry. Our whnln etnr-n ic nnnn can 1...... :....u... ____ -_ , 513:. aulllc Ialrlucd Ul U18 SIOCK Our whole store is none too large forthe proper displayofthis one department, but it is the best we have at present. uv-uvslvlla vVll.IlUUl GIIY ll UUIJIC. Every ladyis invited to come and look around. Take it in. No one expected to buy because they look. OUR GREAT AIM Every counter and table in the store..upstairs and down, will be devoted to this displa . No other class of goods will be sold that after- noon. The goods will be so arranged and ticket- ed thatladies can see the goods and make their selections without any trouble. F\1nr~ulgrh:2c~:.-...2;.\,.l ;. ..-...- -.- -I IA -| On Friday afternoon to the display and sale PRINTS, CHAMBRAYS, SATEENS, LAWNS, etc. I"R0.\l SHORE 'l`0 SHORE. Autumn Wand.-rinm in thn Nu itselftoo small for such a Desirous of having the ladies df Kingston see their new stock of PRINTS, CHA%MBI{AYS_ GINGHAMS AND LAWNS. Which for ext=;r;t, variety? 2 be unequa||ed_ in the` Friday, Feb. |5th. %11c11Md`N`'""6RR & co. ll llotlor lluluonr Now. THE WHOLE STORE For the Dan. ,,_J ,3 1, FROM 1:30 p.m. till 6:30 p.m. OUR PRINT DEPARTMENT 1ho Lilla` Gallery. by Juan Ilc(`nnh,\` and H -unphell I-nod. coo. 1:-Cara ut Mu-r Age. by In. }\'um Hub- A UALIGOFAIR; 'I'I-IIE PLACE I. Hardy& Co. ARE Rl~I(`l-IIVI-ID BY \ t, and value. wevbelkieve to ad the city at the present tirne. _and nding O IIIKII. ` Ilc.; ` purpose, have decided to devote A or. Washington. as almost 0 known. to an uninont authority on all dm ollhethrou and Inn. and has boon nut nucecuhl In the Iuumoat of his puma. Dliinl-__n-.9.-In H AIS-I -tn.-A SECOND - HAND BOOKS ` 80%-lad lot IX! all/.l;|II'D`y A snmuxns Pthouatuu CHOICE PAHILY & BAKERS FLOUR SEED GRAIN. PRBSSED HAY. CLO- VER AND TI MOTH? SEED. P`! T `I'.'IT"\ A -5-U-1-1-r w--`c IUTXI `l.".'in Duluth of tho llondund Throat. (`nu-thl Deanne-1. Chronic Btonchltln. Aldon: all ` A 1 at doc. Mon. ; |L mlyru Jm lI...l-`OVA AU0lT0I'&O. ICI Polypnn of the noun a It nnu. 0oI~'nl:I.n1IoK run. lb Ilr..|.|-....;. g- -|_..n -____ I or ronowro V 1 THROAT & LUNG BURGXN . Ouu-rh. nronchI:AIthmn. Ooununp I Hon. Ilhotunny Onnd. ` nu.-ruuu nu urn uuullolll or III pnuonu. IIAD Olllcl:-Ontario ll Iclhul nu. fauna. yuan nlllol 0 VUBIIL I.`I'l`l IUI FIE Dr. Wuuggx ' Inca known. .u.':'.?`...?'..fn....m mm 7 Btonchlll Althln ll ol|IIl:.lJ;'."`:::0 [an I-alto. non llus. nlnmotrlaonnlln. nnovod. OII 0omu:|.1-ulon nnn. DR. WASHINGTON, I\ Q Ina-nuns`--.\ Dloouoo fund. nu- u--.a -_.i -x_.-. delivered of N""15<}H"3B_6E. i connen sooxsrons. I dmv FLOUR STORE. I IIIY D.`\bII.5I1t Rmi ghggo s- vusu gnu All-Ulnl onnu. O I)- FRANKLI |l.n.p-- an-u...- _-__- ._, _.-_. . . We take the lead in Quality and Variety. You can get almost any shape and style. Our Home-Made Bread is the latest. Made only at -1-5 -r-P I-I-en`-`----..._. HOT -MILK L 1mAsnn&nA-n.'roN.Pmp. ! Rh: 8L_4Qntn In-inL In.-3.... . -_, -. -. -an--uvu \n vvu uuluunuvg -U. They are the beat. Ask your grocer for then. _. ._._ ._ ._... .--wvuvg --I-\.-v R- `Ell- TOY`1;: 1 k'l\ A! u'l`DI.`I."l\ u \ 1: unv ` ,_: .--_--.-;----uI& Selcctod and parka! with cleanliness and can D. 0 I1 nnnnonu II n. n,u.- nu 'r\ U!-` I-`l.()l.`H. Mm l"m-d. Shnrls. |iI-an, Oats. Buoskwhc-rut. llaq Apples. Onions. Honey B;-ans ole. Also in nrriw ,\ianilobn he: \\ heal. 0ala,and Hurley. 11* Cash paid -for turn. W . F. BAKER. (`omminlon Ilcmhnt _: YELLOW SIGNS. YELLOW TUE: Use Peerless Brand" BALTIMORE FRESH RAV_V OY_STEBS u- ........I __J __ 1.. run. sup:-|.n-zs or 'rmE m-:s1` QUALI- TY 0!" I"l.()l.'R. Qats. llau Apples. Hum-v. FLOUR, FEED AND SEED STORE, Kn II illlllllvr Iunvnuur 1 LB K_s M19 MAGZ.1."38- Just the um,` for cold vrcgzhor. Try it AT PHI.` BAZAAR. `I-\`f'FITPIl& ---43: W. H. GABNUVSKY. 212Pr1'nces:-st. 'l'l'ILl'ZPH ON 1-} 2|. GENERAL - NEWS - AGENCY All kinds of Canned and_Preserved Fruits m glass and tin. Evapomted Californian Prmts. Prunes. Paunelles. Tunis Dates in stalk. &c, Kippered Hmings and CISCOOS. uuu gum-nu wun l`l!llll|n($S emu wxirla mason & 00.. Baltimore. Id. That an. 0|... kg: A_I. -....- ._.._-.. :4. -L CORNER BOOKSTORE. `0F5E`R7A *H6L3s FRUIT mo OYSTER MARKET i v ---- --- - ~--- *'-`'-'-1 N0. II MARKET SQFAIUE. Slv'Pl l.ll-ZS THE !'Y 01-` shorts. Bran. I ha has been invited to visit Iho Australian l`u|unic-5 and lovturv lhcrv on lmpuriul l-'~dora- liuu. will \`isil_ Kingsinu um I lunr-any, reb- ruarv lh. and lecture on the ubuve subjwl in line l`lT\' HA LL L S [1 III. Plll.\'(`lPAL GR.\N'l` will also l\ddl`(`Ss the In lhc l`l'l' \ H.\l.L. mu 5` GRANT the meeting. ._..____-_j_...::__-__j THE l)lS'I`l.\'GI"l.\`ll|'I|) \\'XH'l`Kll Aflb SI`!-IAKICIL GEO. ISL-EXRKIN, ` '\.\ L-` `\.>.u\ .`l) CHORUS AND IAl.l.lC1` 50. 9 30 GRAN!) OIICHICSTIKA D. l'Rl<`l-ZS Pnrqm-l'e $1..`-0. Drvsc (`irv!u.$l. 3\!non). 7. -v. Gallon. -11:-Ocnnho Bngnllnln-. BO0I8.\P.ll RI8 AID SHTIIIIIIY. an-1*.-.v m.\'mvus . rn.,...n.1mn-cmr. Tlncoul \\`ul|aco'u llporn In Three Aclo. OIL - I a II The Uulo? of Britain. Canadn and .KuSu'aliL' MPv1A7 /|}`A`i 3--f[`)i|i [iAi'"-_ H61] SE Wed nesda-7.` Feb. 13th. GRAND 0PER_A_lN ENGLISH By the New American Opera 00., 70. STRONG. ` 70. ll.\\'l.\`G required instructions to close out. the balance of Japanese Goods regzsrdluss of cost on - - . . AT unmuns` om) ; Sun-cl. lohk out im- p.m. I-Zn.-niug sale at 7 TL_ANQU19i` NT- A or JapI;{e;i;n;rece Ink` tions. Sonsinting of Embroidorwilks. Porcelnins, Saroens..7.Brouas, l}nm- ols,1oys. ezc..Cur-ion Dinct from ~~ Yokohung. Japan. _ ' HIGHLY ixmnrm Ari) ]1.TaA.cr1: . SALE BY `AUCTION -~ Ill. 1-11`; VhxL'ncn:m.\'u Cosrncrloxxns. uni haursdiiy. -13thAand H-zh. Alt.n\;wn of Sin me by l'loron`oo `uwnu. I):-. sotunol Ucl\'u'y. by the Whylo Brmt`. T/-/E M/I A//r BREAD, BREKD7 _A_I__ Al, I KlNG_.;TREE'l` BAKERY. MTariTtana. JFBE LABDER; ) sn}s'n. i2: Prinoonsl r bargains. Sale at 3:!) L 7:30. 1'1-nus cash. I, It II'A`l{'l`l\' L.` LL-}IL-L` RIARKIT SOUAIII I, Terms mush. E. R. IIKIKIIS. A tn-I ionm-r. u6x.LFz' .IMJ.9I..- 3 T.` --v- -- --v .1!-vi uue-sun en. luuuwvl I. This information le intenedng. Much of whet ie eeut to the Americeu preee by its Onewe repreeentetivee ie eeneetiunel eml eomevhet untelieble. but eome of `the stem- neute embodied in the ehown deepetch era in eccord with reporte the! have been in eirculetioe for eome lime. Thet en eerly election in contemplated no one will doubt; but may will queetioh the eunoucemeul of its peecpeueuent on the ground the: the gmrenmeet lee under coeeideretion e revi-' eiou o! In Iieeel policy. It ie difliculv. to eon- eeive lioi It curtriu et this lehe date. how it on epologiee for in uuoompmmieleg oppudiu to the! freedom of trade betteen Ceuede end the United sun. which we Inejority ol the people eeem in demand. The nevbepetel leon'leI'thetenet- tempt they be Inedeto hire the pl: vote in Quebec. but eos to wreetle with reciprocity, lot the! it cannot do now without, in \'lOI At NISBET S, . v-av . uu . .-v.- we tel V! .n. It is the Ottawa correspondent of the New York llbrlcl which telegraph: : "It is stated on indieputalnle authotity thnt the government has decided to postpone the general electiona until another year. Active preparations have heen[o`lng on in goverumentcirclm in that direction tor some time. but, alarmed st the strong feeling wnich has sprung up all over the country in favour of closer relation: with the l'mtcl States, the gore: nlneut eeee that it must make some retraction of the etrennoue uppo~ sition they have all along shown before they dare appeal to the country for re election. Thin givea colour to the atotemeut that the government will he mom moderate thin nea- nion in Attaching the liberal policy of unre- etricted reciprocity. It in also developed that the government hon stated to its aupporteu that n gone-ral roonnatrnction of the electoral ditricta of Quebec will take plan before the general election. which ailnply mean: that the oonetituenciea of that province are to ho zorryunandered to unit the political exigen- ciee of the government sad in follower-a." 'l'Ll. :_t-_..__.:-_ 1. .-,-,,_ I p It is certainly unfortunate lint the peti- tion of the tetnpa.-rar.ve people, or the [eti- tion projected by the temperance people and i signed by twelve hundred of the citizens who are in sympathy with the nimrement, was so abruptly dealt with by the council. It is true that the alderman knew it was coming, and had time in which to think over the question and pretty well make up their minds what they would or should do in regard to it :and yet it would have been better had it been referred to a committee for calm consideration. It was within the law that the council could act as it was requested to do, and the license commis- sioners would have bean the better pleased to receive from the representatives of the people. in a public capacity, a recommend tion which would have wonderfully lighten- ed their responsibility. As the case now stands the council has done nothing. It had two courses open to it-(I) to refuse to entertain the petition at all. on the ground that the legislature some years ago took from councils the licensing power and gave it to commissioners. and that it was prefer- rsd that upon these should fall not some but all of the onus of etliciently administer ing the act :or (*2) of dealing practically with the issue and deciding it upon its merits without any ducking or dodging. ln- considerateiy it was decided to vote upon the subject at once, and the result is un- satisfactory to no party, not even to the aldermen themselves. Indeed the effect of the council's proceeding is injurious. The opinion having been expressed against the proposed reduction of licenses the commis- sioners will be disinclined to receive the proposition. And so the champions of moral reforms, for another year, may have to can I tent themselves with the inuence they can publicly exert, with making such inspection _ of the reports of Mr. Glidden as the law ll permits of, and with seeing that they are not ignored in the issuing of the licenses. 3,1 ....-. Viit ..........u.. u. uunnvwlin Alum ulllkt` Chamberlain has become nnitrimoniallv al- lied with the Americans he has been read_ in v In their historv and of course he knows 1 5 P - what. he is talking about. ' But again: If we should follow the American systeln. we would have to cut up the united kingdom into twenty or thirty bits. and award ii par- liament to each. This perhaps would not be dangerous but it certainly would not be econmnical." And yet it might not prove more expensive than the process of having the comlnons at Westlninster in session most of the year. Could the Canadian Commons administer local atlkirs as etciently and as well as the legislature: `.' By no means. And now Mr. (`lmmberlnin has got it new olvjectiori to home rule for Ireland--it would be expensive. He cites the experience of the Unitul States when an attempt to re- cognize "separate nationalities" resulted in the sacrice of thouszsnrls of lives and mil-` lions of rlulluhx. Some have been ilmler the impression thtt the American Wau` was It war of races, I war all}.-cting the colour line nu-I the nbulition of slavery. But, since.` 1`. n n l . .. an won a jar uuII*zv1u-lug. ovum: spuvn and iob pnnlina are rayablr in advance; this trust be distiudly u erslood. nu; wlncrcur nnfsn ma. Bpagea no columns. is published evury morning at 81 I ear, ilively in Advance. otherwise be or: ed. .' Il.50w . , IDW. . B. PKNSE. Prom-iemr. ADVEBTISEMIINTS. For one or two Inner-nous .... . Q! 50 FTiFToI1r lines. each uubaoqneul im-scrtion.. 25 over (tuft lines. In-at Insm-lion .... .. Hloporuno ~(I)nch nu ` nontoouoocuIif: lm.... .-13: " nvon Iuhsoq` unm V " Twioonwonk. Iuhloquent lnn.. .. 80 " Throhnwnck. Inhooquen In " Twelve lines to the inc . Notions of Births. Marriages and Denthn,50c. ouch. unlx when "booked; when 81 hohuged. Special nodes: In reading onlumnn no chug. ed u twenty cents per line to each lns_ez-tuion. ` Olllceru of nnincornorated Association: or on u twenty cents line to` etch Inseruon. ` unincorporated Aaaoclnti us Socletian yill be held personally rosponni e for nll orders they who Anachou to the paper is one of the but Job ':-*'.-..9-:.-:- = .::"S' :' --d W Ivor : e I rov nt na presses. All chovpea in adserr Mug. subset-fptiop disliudlu n 'm::J]z%wa-:ryv:xxcI r1I`I1\Jlv\JunlII&I` I I Bnn`Iha_ \V'|,O in uhlluhod, every oven- lnc. at 3 lung struo . Kingston. Ontario. ~ It EIIX l3()l.l.AR8 Pin Yuk. Tl! la` Tl'.'.I! I EIx`.4 .\'(.'f.' PE 7' I Tl0.\'. noun Rule -md the man Qucllinn. by Joseph Chunborlain, I)` ` D`re:iork'l an sou. 5; st: Morel! Mackenzie Bv..\llaMw|lnn. by Frank Barren. no. `line Ldlaf Gallery. by Julia nmnhell l 0I.\'TER I'R().|l UTTA WA. Wkly`: `Pele-phm|tt_ Number `29. u 9": fl - _D-.`. '1: ` ANNOUNCEMENT. T :HE BRl'] The Catholic ilearary unoclnticn cleared 8'.'5:by their concert on Mondly evening. The Coloured Mon : Angbltlon Blnulmxmu. A|e., Feb. l3.---Negroes in thlu part of Alnbome Ire nignlnn I memorial to General Harrison, urging him to up Int Joseph W. Brudnle to the ubinel. tu- dele In one ol the moon prominent coloured politician: in the state. He lives It Telle- dege, in I barber by profession, end wen u Ieilfeave during the m fteen year: of his {if V! an my Iu uu: uuiplllctl lerfltory uu H16 lulny ltiver uul Luke of the Woodl. The compnny, Ieven yearn ngu pnrchueil from the domin- ion government the right to`cut timber in them clintrictl. The Ontario government aeizul the mills, erecteal it I coat of 870,- (M), And logs, on the ground that the ro- party we: provincial not dominion. `hie can was carried to the privy council at the dominion expense. but the compsny loot They now claim compensation from the federal government for selling a privilege of which they land no right todiepoee of The unit for compenution will, if neooanry, he carried to the privy council. L The l`unmI(n of the Calnrnclmhy 00!. Sir W. . F`. Buir 333. M T13 _;I`hl|onan`n loot. by Grant Allen. 1 . Pun` nuluu-u'_t.b (`Ir In All ..lI. out: Rule -md the rhh`QueoIi:;'x|n. by Joseph lfhunborhin, l)~. Illllng Colnnlnl Warm Componntlon {or Ilm Truublo and Lou Sustained. ()'rr.\wA, Feb. l3.-The St. Cnthnrinel milling and lumber company intend claim- ing Il00,000 from the government for loose: uioing out of the seizure of mill: and pro- mrty in the disputed territory on the Rainy `Var Ind I;|m nl tlm \\'nnd:. Thai nomnuw lt. Occurs In a llotol-And Causes the Fun! Exciting Scones. (htlvsmr, llls.. Feb. l3.--This morning I tire in the Southern hotel started on the fourth our. The guests were hastily sum moned from their rooms. and came rushing through the hallways panic-stricken. J. R. Mnrron, who occupied the room next to vi here the tire originated, left hisapartmeut. in his night shirt and su-:u:eded in rescuing sex- eml persons I ho would otherwise have been sutfucsted and burned. Mr. Murron's aged fuller, who was with him, succeeded in making his escape unaided. The son, after helping others as long as possible, became Closely pressed by the tlames, and falling down I tlight of stairs crushed his ankle. .`|auy occupants of the hotel fled in terror to the \\'oodrulI house, in very scant attire. so furas could be ascertained no one but Mn. Morron was injured. The tire depart ment extinguished the tlsmes after 810,000 injury had been done to the hotel and the drops.-rty of the guests. nu many CD388 they contracted lot` in entire crop, to be delivered during the spring months, on the basis of values at. that time. The miller: now nd themselves loaded up with highpriced wheat and with the value of our much below the relative value of wheat at any time during the crop year. During the boom the mills were kept run ning at their full capacity. Much of the lluur was shipped east aud placed in store, I here it still remains. The outlook, there fore, in anything but encouraging The only thing for the millera is to sit idle and wait for a reduction in stocks and revival of trade. . ., ..... . -JIIG.It! -ugn nun-Inca: VVll_V. MI\'.\i:AI-o1.I,~'. Feb. l3.-'l'he millcrs of the North4\\'est are inclined to be discour- sued over the situation. Business has not been so (lull in two ye-irs. Many mills are inlle sud more will be idle. This is true of mills throughout the entire North-West. Stag nation is not the only cause. 'lhere is not enough wheat in the NorthWest to supply the mill, from this time till next harvest. even should there be an active demand for Hour. The result of the present condition of business is lsrely due to the millers them- selves. When the boom in the wheat mar- ket struck the country last fall everybody here went crazy, and prices advanced fur beyond s le 'timate basis. The represents- tives of the ig millers bought everything in sight. Not content with this market, they sent sgent.s_into the country And bought everything and bought direct from farmers. In many cases they contracted for entire CF03. [0 he Ii0li\`nrml ainrinuv than QI\b:n4w THEY wnu. suova THE SUN . Tlm Dllnln-npolln I-`lnur Grinders Are In ` Very Bad Shape Inga lhualneu 'n_v. llux-..-........ L` I In an `II P 4 a If, as Attorney-Ueiu-r Webster stated, at the opening uf the Arne ican phase of the ` great 7'ini<..v case. "llt' had never been pl`!!- pared to suggest that .\l r. Parnell or other members of parliament were personally cou- ueetod with the murderous cases," discussed from diiy to day, what is to be the upshot 0!] the suit `.` l'racli'.`ull_\` the issue is settled by the admission of the attorney-general. but the great point uhiuh the trial was designed _to establish, the genuiueuess of certain let- ters to which Mr. l .irnell`s name was at- tsched and which gave countenance to the agrarian oiitruges. has not yet been reached. That a feature so important in itself should be so long delayed is A most remarkable cir- cum.-tance. It is a notable fact innit while the conser- vatives papers insinuutv that Mr. Mercier hes made 3 great surremler to the Catholics of Quebec-,in connection with the Jesuit bill, the Irish Canatlian thinks he has not made surrender enough and -lcmamls in the name of the Irish Catholics representation in the cabinet. Widely apart and sparsely settled- thnngh they are," our contemporary re- marks. they are yet capable of making and unmnkins; szovernment.-." The observation is significant. Rev. Mr. Millignu. hf Toronto, suggests I meaps of reducing the number of bachelors in the country. It is to put a tax on all who have a reasonable opportunity to get married and neglect or refuse to do `so. But Mr. Milligan overlooks the fact that some men are not. able to pay a tax of any kind," either before or after marriage? There is no sense in forcing the men on the women if matrimony to many would mean that the women must supnhrt their husbands. - _.r- . \ll\I{IJl `V V. -V. Mr. Culver. member for Haldimaiad, has gone; to Ottawn, and expects to take his seat next session-`nu this. He doein t fear a pro- test. He is not easily aqured. He is n grit naturnlly as well as policically. ` .-uuumu \\ and:-rill . In tho Nonhwat. By A. SI-In`:-y Hill. wig. _ The Caunmign of the Calarnclmby \\ . L Hm!-r 83 D. '0! in put "Attitude, uthltifylnll itidlf. It has to he remembered that it way a 59lI8el'\'Mi\;e newapsper, in Quebec. that suggestdd an appeal to the" people_ at the close of the pre- sent session of parliament. It was conner-. vati\'e\`emiaarles_ who wht through l.he_ooun- try and arranged the preliminaries `for a political campaign. It is not & cdnservative who now declares for u change of plan, and :0 the liberals will not be juatied in relax- ing theirnctivity and watchfulueu. There is no telling whnt I day` may bring forth. [`IbH WHlGWEDNESD1:\Y. 13.: THE MILLERS IN DISTRESS. A IN CHICRGO. QDITORIA L N0 TES. I , `II :1- run. 100.: uruunornu. 106.: c l2rc.; roll! or pluses roll bacon. Ipplol, 20. pod. Juno: Crsvford. V: 3-: nrvul. A person and of deafness and moist: In the head of 23 you! ntuudlng by u uimplo romody. wlllund I ducription of It ran, to any pcrnou who opplhuo NI(`n<`uu, ill St. John St, Montroul. 1- IIUOICI lIIIII)ul' NOV: "My Icn aged eleven, wu imnd olun eruptive humour thnl. covered his hood and lace will: non-co, by two bottles of Burdock Bitten and Pills," uatleu Mn. Mary Ful- ford, ol Port Hope. Ont. 30. menu -Pl;|" foot. crnnbon-loo. loo. Pigs fen, l0o.: orunborriu. 1011.: cheese. |9 roll: or nhmn In" Intel. Ila- Bankrupt Stool. 81,500 st Dorlsnd's ordered clolhing house. Now is your chsnco to buy s chos suic. This is put. 0! s lsrge wholesslo stoc thrown upon the Toronto msrket. We will sell psnll lor $31!) worth $1.50: psnts for 83.50. worth $5.0): suits for CH. worth {ls units for OI5. worth 8%. We ssy po- sitively thsx those sro sll new goods snd first olsss in every psrticulsr. Also that they sro curs vslno sud worth sll thst we clsim for them. Como osrly ss they will go fut. Any person inning to buy by the yard csn t tho best. vsluo in the city. The goodssrs ers to sell. W. E. Dons.-tn. I"nu.\I SIIUKIC TU SHORE. Wanderin in tho Nonhwat. A.` __Sl-_n'ey