-_ir E)WIVJ Lv. T Dnmx ` OAKLAN D'S `J-'5 (Jl`..V'I`V. I \&&&vI I PIIICBII I1`. gmsw opirm VICI/NITY. ALEX \NmtIA Bur. Feb. r5th.--The proprietor of the roller rink has kept it open all winter. Itrhan been the meansof bnnging troops of people to- gether, and other entertainment: to the place.-'l`uesday. Feb. rbth, will tell whether there will beliceneee granted for saloons or not.-The Thousand Island House, Crou- `man House. and Park Hotel, will be painted throughout this Iprlng.-Bright prospects for a money-making season. aI.~N:lJT!Nln Feb. 1.-The Methodists anticipates `large gal oring at their lea-meeting on TbAure_;dayVb x-. xvznniug.:Mn,c Rgid. who _ ha} .- zh -257wesev.3ga;g3gs;vxzr-z;g;r:gm: v ;: i`-,' :21. .- ..; ., . Ikilful trentmen of Dr, Bighnm.---There was no service in the church last Sunday on account of the m'>rii'I.-`-lTha roads are in a very bad condhion.-Tho young gentle- men are trying to find out who the advnntur- oul Glenburnie lady was who tried to eat raspberry pie with I pair of scissors at the Zion Church tea-meeting. - hcon. I .Juvul.vu..i.n. Feb. i5.-lt is I pleasure to announce the marriage of M. ]. [0 co to Miss Nellie Col- line. of Kingston. '1` a ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Fr. Twohey in St. Mary's Cathedral. P. F. O'Hara, of Giinanoque. assisted as groomsman, and Miss Katie Loyce wss bridnsmaid. The presents to the ridoiwerc numerous, costly, and beautiful. - I`lie boys about Pine Hill are enjoying great fun over a `mug man getting a tho- rough wliipiing irom a youniz lady. after first being nockeil down by her.-Tlic roads are in ti very bail state since the last nhirm. MUKTUN. Feb. 15 -A let meeting, held in the church here on Friday, the 12th. was a grand Buccrss. Sitter was chairman [and delivered an able address. Tea was servcd by the commiltceiu abundance. Mu- sic was rendered by Mrs. Geary. Miss Man- uel. Mr. Faber. Miss Sopper and others, and was well received.-A. Gray. resvc of the townnhtp, gave :1 good speech. Calvin Slrutters also contributed a very humorous nnnrH "Han ra-N-intn were 926.-Chu.r!es PASSING EVENTS BIOOBDID DY 008 CORPS OI` CORBIIIPONDENTS THW HHOKI` I Evldenen of Thrill and lnusrprho In tho (`onnny Aronnl AboIt-1'Ie Intendi- nnnln Incident to IE0 Winter lulla- llpeelnl Clnrel lervlcu and `heir Gnu contnbuted numerous spevch. The receipts were 926.-Chn'!es Blackman. of Farmorsville, is about to re- move h6I`t'.- There Is ix rush on Fridays at our pustofcu when the \Vu|:xLv Wmr. ar- rivca. - I r1.ownE:m11os.` Fab. 15--`Men and freight are arriving a` Flower Slauon for the wprkmg of the G. & C- mincn. which are opemngl u llho prgsehx Hock. An engine houne 13 mag bu1lt_ m pltce oflhopno that w_a| buyqod Ioma um; I o. and 9 hvely nmo II anucn mad for thus P ..:":8 1' :.`:*~:';*::;.:aL.:::3:.;:;*"a`;; son 0 . '. yo . ' . to agcop! the position` to which he has been appointed. Il1aEofnu|alant clerk and opergh wr In Boyd Lnldwall & Sons store,nW&- luur, -h re a I-I-gram instrument wn put \i~In;odialaLl_\"b.-"Inc trustees of school section No. 4. Lrmmt. are divided as to the immod1alaly.-'1`ha lrullec.-I ux scnoun aeclion 4. I.-"want. Ihel building of the new school house at l-`lower, sumo \x`anlin the old one removed, which .- .. ...o:, nnl. nnl hnri 1:1 wamm the Old re xntepn_\12ra di no) authorize, I1llUI\I'UlI I 1 Feb. 15th.--'I`l1e oung people ot thls plnce made great ca culntionn on havmg a St. Lawrence tote-a-tete among the islands on skates and icebonts. but the mow came balore it froze and left them moody.--Alcx- andria luv and Rockport. like brother and sister. ngreoin harmony. The young people of both places have patronized all party gathering, Ch riatmastrees and home talent. --W` 1`. "tley still $13": the reevelhip for this tom 0. He l ell congratulated. liverytlx nder his management has been done well. mud no fault found. Hirmajopity this year for the rceveship was 21.-'I`hb'ra :5 some talk of A new cheese factory being built in the `wrt. It WI add greatly to the enterprise 0 the place. Mr. '1`. Lees. pr- prictor of the Island View House. Nve an oyster supper and hop on St. Valentine's night. There was n good attendance con- sldenng the storm of the day. The Pleasant Valley string band. from Redwood, furnish- , ed the music Ulihll Feb. i5.--()n Wednesday, the ioth inst., the town hall of this place was filled to its utmost ca acity. it being the Reform con- vention o the county of Leeds. when the following gentlemen made very able speech- es. Mr. Preston. of Toronto. Fredenburg. of Weatport; O. E. Britten, of Gananoqtie. and others. The Reformer: were very en thiisiustic ttirou hout the day.]ames (`ml- lagher was to ay elected Reeve for the townships of Bastard and Burgess South. by :5 of a majority.--0ne of our respected merchants. W. R. Singleton, has been very ill. but is improving under the treatment of Dr. Sinclair. We hope to soon see him amon us again.--Contracts are being re- cei here and along the line of the Brock- viile A Westport KR. forties. On Monday evening Elder Green lectured in the Baptist Church on behalf of the Bible Society.- To-day Mr. McDermott. one of Delta`: moot po ularejoung men. left for Ottawa. having 0 tain a lucrative position. Feb. 12-11 would seem as if we had taken a trip to southern climes. and the unions Inquiry of our tobo ists has both. Where can (but sinner 86:1: Front) ha ?_Soma of our vounn hoopla anondod_n . I||XlOll3 Inquiry OI uni Iuuo I.IlI3l3 Inn ( nclr be ?-Some yourra people attended,n party in the city Thu my evening._-Oiir enterprising florist, James Moon. has in his ssession some rare specimens of plants.- he youngest dlughter of Mr. R. Patterson is very ill.~A considerable amount oi rees~ ed hay is being shipped via the rein roltc R. R.. that being a speedy way of shipping the fodder.-The number of valentines that gamed `through our oice was not ver large. in quite a number of leasant ooliing chromos were exhibited. our `correspon- dent tenders his thanks. and hopes his en- linewn friend may have many returns of the snme.-Aht`onrGchg:s: meet rig Wednesdny evening r . ni ton rest" ed the ' ulesmanshirg and Mr. . \Vetts'l:vas ap- pointed to e ole. Those present ex- pressed their approbation of Mr. 0reamer I management. and look for better success in the future. I-`ob. :5.--The tobonnn slide continues to dnw immune crowd: cry in night.-A muting was held on Thnndqy evening for the pnrpou cl appointing ocun Iota club. when the followi pntlclnon won chosen D. Shannan. prui t;`A. Budge. uocntnry; jos. Cooke. trnnuru. A lune number Joined the clnh.-The mnnncly nntvicen of Cutnnqni circuit were old horn on Sunday Int. but. owing to the stormy dny. the con- gxegation was unnll. Tho ocial meeting I will take place have on Fob. und.-0n I Monday a bone. belonging to A. Bnrnott. took {right And run up Mun ntrnot at n furi- ous rate. Fortunately no damage val done. -On Friduy evenin I nntprinlpnrty. undc an management of rs. Bridp. ruoeedod to thoreudnoco ol ]. Bonlton. onl Hill, when they wont an nnjcnblo evening. I About thin I . on: tcn.-i m nttcnd:d: `:3 `n; at Honour u Thndny.-Alla George `..`k.i"i`1'.'a.l' n`' .`.`;`"a`...:.~.`'l'. & .32}? In Ibo Inn! nl Him lju-in ll:-LIng_Ilinn v K"`33I'E:E T-L`:-w-`r Lnvnr uool. Londnndorry. Quunuown or Bol- fun to nlmunr l'orl.IAn ' sud nlvuyq II low In locum. nu qnohd I: my othn Ilnol. fut Tmkou. um. any Y 'I`I|II. HARLEY. World`: Tlukn Anni. Uarnor Johnlou And On- In-lo Hlrunv. Ill nun.-In Inna IIo_IIIoI. can run. is the [apt ol Ilia Lucy BrI@.-lliu Godwin. lhu&. is via" It SICK. In. N. In|\h.-Rav; N.0. _ Bdlcvilll. nddul Iyinvidl on smug: Int.- N.annn.-nuv;u.0. llnaghgndlovuh. ml Igavidl Stud P. and H. Rain [In as: ? -_ NWT KINGSTON, CANADA. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 17. 1886. lllllilulhul. IUIJCILI v. Feb. i5.-The annual missionary eating of the Church of England was held in St. James` church on Tuesday evening. the 9lll inst.. and in Christ's church on Weclneada 'evening. There was i1 fair attendance eacii night. and appropriate remarks were made by the Rev. Mr. Roberts. who. on both oc- casions, introduced the Rev. Mr. Cooke, of St. Georges cathedral, Kingston. Mr. Nes- bitt. who had been appointed by the bishop, was unavsidedly absent through llllllSpO|- tion. but his place was ably iillcd by Mr. Cooke. who made :1 very good impression, and pointed out the great need of funds, - hoping the parish would make fresh ellurts and contribute lia as much more as {ur- merly given. It would require this from each parish in the diocese in order to meet the demands now incumbent upon it._ The collections were over $3r.-On Thutedaty there wa$ n stile ofcattle and horses in Stel- la, the property of Thomas Hill. W H. Preston. our new auctioneer. performed his duties very creditably. The bidding was slow. but the auctioneers lungs were well exercised. and the animals sold to full ad- vantage.--Thc Salvation Army. from Bath. have applied to the council to rent them the township hall to hold meetin . and are ex- pected over soon. -The glee lub from Bath gave a very interesting entertainment on Friday last in the hall, of dialogues. songs. readings and recitations. Owing to the thaw there was not a large crowd, but those present were iully satisihod.--'l`he roads on the island are almost rendered inipassible since the thaw. and the ice is not much im~ i provemcut on tliuin. Horses break through ' the upper crust --(zeorgc Henderson and - his lainily have left the island and taken up ' their quarters in Kingston.--l`lirec mar- rianes nre talked 0!. This will help to dis- ?_~.a `.~.______ short call on Sunday laat.-Wo were very much leased to see the tobogganing party from t e city last Wednesday evening. The visitors pronounced the slide an excelient one.-UNcLz Ton. . 1 ---v..... Feb. r5.-A trio of clergyman took part in the services last Sunda eveningin the Methodist, Church. Besi es the pastor. Rev. Mr. Bell, of Harrowsmith, and Rev. Mr. Hndgins, of Belleville. The latter xen- tlennn preached a missionary sermon from the words. "Son, go work to-day in my vineyard." Th9. sermon was one of un- usual force and earnestnen,` and was very much enjoyed by the congregation. A sub- scription list was f assed round and a verv respectable amoun signed in aid of the missionary fnnd.--The funeral of Mr, D. Snider's child took place in the afternoon. Rev. Mr. Knowlton oil`iciating.-Great pre- parations. in the way of rehearsals. are go- `? on, in connection with the Willing orkera` concert, which takes lace inthe evening of the 24th inst. in t e Orange Hall. The Harrowsmith Glee Club have promised to assist. and Mr. Nelson Ray` mnnd, of Kingston, is expected to read and- - e : 'I7`:.-%vT:`\-`i.L 4.-F.-- rand time is expecterl.-Mr. Stewart Wal- er has his mill yard pretty well filled with logs for the coming season's cutting, and has started a gang of men shantying and getting out a lot more.-Four young men went into a farmer's barn yard Inst Satur- day and conducted themselves in such a way that they will be asked to give an ac` count of themselves before one 0! her ma jesty`s] P's. Mr. A, A. Ludbrookintends keeping a general store in the premises lately occupied by Mr. Frank Freeman. - Still another grocery and provision, our and feed store is to be started soon.--Mr. Henry Baker is preparing to build a new house. house. Kingston.-- lnrec riages help alpate the lethargy of our residents that has prevailed hero most of the winter owing to the poor price of the markets and left us all in :1 slate of despondency. ...-..-an... ....-.__ I Sir,-A greatdeal has been said and writ 3 tan about building a township hall in this township, Pittsburg. and considerable!eel- ing has been evinced from to time and still continues and will uxitil all parties conclude to do as they would wish to be done by. A law {acts relating thereto might not ho out of place at the present time. This year the elections were run on the hall question, and the south end of the township was vic- torious by eight votes. The north end voted for men pledged at the hnstings to build in the centre, and the south for men pledged not to build until submitting a poll for the selection of a site by the ratepayers. Now, how have the elected members kept their pledge. At the lirst sitting of thelcouncil board they passed a by-law to proceed forth with and build a hall at Barrieeld. without first appealing to the electors as they pro- mised to do. Was this honest ? I coiitciid that :1 large number of the electors who voted for those men voted for them with the expectation that they would fulfil their pledges. A considerable number of the said voters have not been in favour of any hall. and expected them to cast their votes ac- cordingly. Again, is it not a fact that those men do not represent the majority of the electors on this question 9 Is it right that sixty-seven (07) voters, residing in Barrie- tiold, including Stracban's l1lliit.`t'S, who only pay In or thereabouts yearly in taxes for township urposes. and who received out of said fund 300 over and above which is paid for repairs to roads in that vicinity, I say is it right that they should control, by their votes, the farming community of this town- ship? I know it is law. but is it just Again. is it advisable to put a township hall at said lace, at one end of a township that is 11 mi as long? Have the centre and rear no rights that these men. composing the present oouncil, will respect 9 Do they think we are slaves, that they can trample upon us with impunity? Time will tell. A hall in the centre ofthistownshi is at neces- sity. We have no building suits le for pub- ltc business. court house. local fairs, lec. tutes. etc. In that Warn of n recent date I noticed a Bud lhadodnou. ` Then in much wen-homo and noodlm dlumndon About bcldhooded Ame:-Icon mun. 'Wuh yonrhudthoroughlyonoonwuk wtuumnu 0! loop and wmr.x-mu cu] tholmpmnnndrnbtb Iedp lively!-HHS hdry. Nonrwou-nnunvontlhud hO\0|' nnylnlgl wlunyoncannvoldlk Well inuInw'M innnulol toll vrlunovr posi- hh Glv your Iulp naught and Mr. lbw :-n tooumch. lhuow Ihuodlno-` , than and you will now: In hnldhndod. K lultyonrbnlrh-I begun eoptthln. _ wmnvin thnndhnnnnlnldhlmulf-III! Sharbot Luke Salmon Trout, Georgian Bay Salmon Trout, Salt Water Salmon, Flesh Mackerel In the Wmo of a date communication on the hall signed "Brewer's Mills" Now, sir, I do not think it ongin|t- ed there. 1 am inclined to suspect its birth- place is neuer Kingston, b one who had and has an no to gnnd. Wen anything i; wanted we will uk lot it. not as I lavour. but us I right, notwithstanding the gratui- tonn ndvice of your Rose Hill corrcepondent and his k1n.-Yonrs. &c.. Feb. 15th. I n1'saunu. Ivullyourhurhn hqun wlllnvin Gnudhnunbnldhoonuo ltl-thnwnnrlntt I109 jar haw Ann: warm: up Itlnhowurlncol hotlntl :obII'0- mu, .1, uuntotnou uh In novyu he]? I mdongf novorovonhoonxl 11 can Ba-at-I` N wucounnoultohhowtlhto I-Ir Impwnrh-8|, The mod promnnn: p-rt . 53 cursor in connoetodwltla Ch In an abomination. TBOI riot: In New York any .whI Ihvrntchnn uh: uh Ann-lonnncu oruor. Thhunbjoctwunon hu.|1lhuadod.lthnoHhIItIIlN1'l""'4to nu. Boynou so our oi. thdroxounlvolylnonnrvoul Iyiilllllgu-dnddulngthovqrul an hurnnoruotnby Ell` nodnldhnanbu-mgntotrth our have Yollnhon Endnred the nevus marching of the Nonh- ' Wu! caupdn with udtninblc fortitude. The ganrnmcni should have n lied than with 3 quntiky oltln culnbn Putnam`: Pninlao Oorn Ennctor. It nova! : to nmoncotnsylhllalyandtho voln undo-m'vhNsLthoI|ldh|voIt. Bovnrg '.__.a __.~_.m__j__V _ `PLATE Homrrlb SEYMOUR; j:_"` I on BY om! NOTED mm or 1'!!! W13` '1 IEES Aull PASSING AWAY. noun or Ir. Seymour`: Ilene A-all 130 llcerlelul llllI-A Dlllllul and Icll- _ mm on A11---TI|e lone In Whlcl Io Bled. ` [Spocinl Comarpeudc-non.) UTICA, Fab. 17.--There ~ is something strange in the duth within {our months of three defeated Democratic cnndidntes for ` I01-1>rml Hancock and Horatio Seymour. Mr, Bqymonr Wu chair- man of the convention that nominnwd lie- Eornlio enur- nmn of the convention Clellnn in 1365. Agtln, in 1303, be WEI chairman of the convention to nominate All- Again, in 1503, nu ma chairman of the convention other Democratic presidential candidate. There, in spite of his protest, amid a tumult which persistently drowned nil his eiforto to make himself hoard I0 that he might do- ciiuo, he himself wu nominated. It in tho only imtnnco in our history inwhich 5118 chief omeer of n preuidentinl oonvoni-Ion himself received the nomination. ~ 0l- at. year: not much has __ . V boanhanrclal` .......\.1 ~;.";"'1':..v *.`3"F -h:'u-vi?-u. ~` for his defeat. in 1868,'alt.hougb not at All An old mun, being only 58, he made up his mlud xedly that he would never be a can- dldnzo for golmcnl olce again. He might have been senator, and governor also of New York again, but he resolutely do- nllnnd New cllnod. On llxln subject, hu snld: "W mm 1 see wu- terlng old men, upon the brink 0! the grnve. engaged In an unseemly scramble for oloe. I am always reminded ol Holbeln'I pleture of `The Dance of Death` It shall never be nld of me that I took part ln such a coul- Hon. I shall never be e gure in such a plotura" And he certainly never did. Horatio Seymour was born at the hamlet of Pompey. Onondaga county, New York, in May, 1810. It has been geld that he was born and reared in the days of vltel piety, sound democracy and pure llquor." l~,`oymour served on the aunt! of Governor Wlllirvn L. Mercy. That we: his llrut omoe. He mu elected to the New York legl-aleturo, no Democrat, ln 1842. mayor of Union in `Ann _...1 On Hm lnolnlnture main in IBCI, IIOIIA1 AU an I said: 1 nmrmzed a democracy nnu puru uquu-. 1848, and to the legislature ngnln being speaker of the house; Governor of New York in 18.50, nud again in 1803. He died Ira. 19 1880 York in mm, a Feb. 12, 18911 Mr Rovmm Mr. Seymour married, early In life, Min Mary Illoocker, of Albany, a daughwr of one of the old Dutch Knickerbocker fun- llku. She was heiress. among other inhu- HEUBQ, to nu eatata of 500 acre: lylngon the n them bank of the Mohawk rlvvr threu I Hos from Uticn. vury ._ (l0\'EI`.l\'0 RIYIIOUWB IIOIE. Tllli homestead is on this range of tho Deereld hills and has been the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fey mour for many yours. Upon one 0! them is tho old-fashioned cottage which was their residence-. From the porch in front can be soon lhn bountiful Mohawk v may for fteen miles. It in in 11 most pi ureaquo and commanding spot. A lovely emerald lawn stretches in front The occupants of the old-fashioned cottage had the admirable taste not to tear it down and rebuild it in the style of some of the meaningless mon- strositios fashionable in our time. \\'lmn nno think: of this lovely home, with OFEE nAv_ ;_nn malif time. When one everything in and about It to mike llfo do- Ilrnble and happy, one is not surprised at Mr. Seymour : xed resolution never to leave It again for political 0003. He chose ....-mnxv the more comfortable part. An- oloe. Ha cnoua certainly the other thought comes to mind in this conno- tlon, too. D. will be renumbered that in 1875. when Hon. Samuel J. Tilden was the Dem- ocratic nundu-d boner, there were misgiv- ings an O0 whether, ll` elected, he would live his term out. He nomad even then to tome good judges to be Inch 3 (cable old man tint. it was almost folly to nominnoo him for preeidont. Well. Moclnliui in dud, tn- cock in dead, And now Ho.-no Seymour, nil praciduinl undldnul of their party. Tildan yot. lives, 72 your: old the very nan Hancock died. Hi: huith is :1` good old the any Gen Hancock hum: us ult hns been for yours, and his mind In uvely enough to write a nnuonnl letter nbout our coast defense! that when: round the world." Fate mikes ltruago plnytmnp 1: us "' ' } . l Iooool column`: lumucl. ' Mr. ond Mn. Seymour coma Int tho city 0! Utlcoto spend the wtntor. Kn. Rooooo Coakun WI! Mr. Seymour`: dmr. Thoy llvod In or homo, ondlt wu hora tho ox- govcrnor dlotl Mn. Seymour In vory m, ond the n_ was who woo otpoebd not lax; to s a. The o!- or`: dooth woo not loo (or. Tho of hhdooth will obobly be too much (or bi Iuoog wllo. :3 hovo boon morn-ha our my not: though Mr. Seymour land on promi- Inondylniho polluuolhloportytoroo lrnonyyooro. yotlthtolsonmomborodthol ` novor hold nodonol poo. Ho woo ngvnr ovnn In mnrr. uht%uOIl CIIK? 1 nnionnl _onIoo. no vu uovor ovun In count. Hlyouuonl can In: connnod to his own Into 0: New Yuk. , of hhahl hnomdnh whnhowugow Thh mbjocc was not I plouun one mu:-. annoutohlkol. Hownsnl cobuvn um. um: In-onunuun. you noucnm. AFFICTIOII um Luna ,. nounza. Dr. A.B. Peon. Codlr Rapids. Mtch., uyr "1 bay: and you Emulsion for Iuvcnlhyuus In n` Sun 11:33 :Ih. unable {or !h rout and lung 1 -m` - l In in um: u: was un -... "Undo:-no conduct: on up division } cho Um-an bi mead` anus Inna; jfj-1?- HORATIO SEYHOUIL ..u.._... s... ...m. --wh. OUIL "When I see tot- Jnln 1:. flu: an-ve. __ ...__:_...______.._._ i`.u:Iiti|%_[ino 1 I the clergy pointing out tnene gnevunueu | and urging that they be remedied [orth- with, but_the government delayed action until the best of Canadian blood had crimsoned the |)l`lllJ'i8. Btipendiary Magistrate tiichardson. Land Surveyor .P#.'H.l',g.=3l.,_.QQl.,,,,`Rgll|l1i. and uperintem " u-`e'h l( "elem-.1, bu}. ' `."z`v.'~..`.~$ _u"`btY`E_t."` Brooks. of the mounted police. all soon-I~ ed the notes of warning but in vain. Ibo government slept and never awoke. although the atmosphere was rever- berating with the sound of the coming content, until the rattle oi the artillery at Duck Lake. The speaker pointed out the injustice which the hall-breeds aueredin not being allowed a voice on the oor of the Ilouae of Commons, where their grievances could have been ventilated. He did not justify the hall'- breed rebellion. but the man who would tamely submit to have his lands taken from him and given to political land` RI`Bl.)l)t%f|',I.l.ld would not shoulder his Winchester and protect his inheritance even to his death. was unworthy of his ancestors who fought for freedom on many a battlefield in the father-land. The rebellion was, he claimed, mainly owing to the delay of the corrupt means and corrupt members of parliament. He characterized the statement that the order-in-council, for the appointment of the Northwest commission. was passed on the ~l'.h February as abso- lntely untrue, and mud from the blur hooks to show that it was not until the 27th of March. two days after the Duck Lake battle, that the oriiir was passed complying with the demands of the North-West Metie that they be placed on the same footing as the Manitoba helfhreeds. if Mr. White's assertion is true. that they had no grievances (to rootily and no wrongs to redress. why was the 0`nim1r.sion appoint:-til. In face A! fhtn mmmunnanmnnl: who would HIV bellion: "Mr. White states that the haltbreeda | had no grin vuuct s, that thv.-.y were treat- ,ca1 with jm.tu~ss and tniuncsn. The I Minister of he luleriur lmd the brazen hnrdihoud 0 ascend the platform and [ell you this when the Inch 13 patontto all that for seven years petition after petitxon wag 805` in to the government from the hall-breeds themselves. from thgs utceu-1 ot the government and {mm clergy pointing out these grievances I and nroimz that thev 3 On Friday evening. gt" 8|. Thomu. `Mr. M. C. Cameron renewed the late ye aches of the Hon. Tbomu White, mister of the Interior. The lollowing are his closing remarks on the late re- I --M. whim nmten that I Long ll! (I Loud Tho: -I on, nutl soy Wan ' ' let Sonndod In Vila. Wu the`comm1r.eiun uppoiun:-,u. Lu Iuuu of this mismanagement who would any the field was not now ripe for the her- vesmnnd every loyal Canadian. irres- [vecuve of politics. should help to garner u the ripened grain und oust from power the man who had proved an unsafe pilctiu sunshine and in storm, and his associatcruwhose breasts were decorated with ludaes at St. Miclmel and St. George. What thew decorations were beatowul Fm-wean mystery to him. unless in was because 1.. .\i.I.... um... cm nn rvravu` lmnn Iu olden limes. 101- no are.-L` Iona They banged tho thlrf upon the c use, But: now. alu. we see. mun (me! They lung the cross upou Ibo thlcl After puoolliug out the public dcmnin, provoking rebelliomand l>o.tnyiug their trust. iuevuy way, lhu government still lives. but. thanks be to God its breath in show. (Loud cheers ) nvnua uuuu uncu Anlv nu... uunun. London. Feb. l7.--The government's bill. nectinp, the land laws. will relate only to Ireland, though Mr. Gladstone is understood to have intimated private- ly that if the results prove lavornhle in Ireland he sees no objection to applying the same principle in Wales. The mea- sure is practically the Hume as the one which the late Conservative ministry bud prepared and was about to introduce in the House of (Imnmmisz. when the DIU IJTCPIITUU IIIHI V|v'!iHllU\)Ula DU IUHKULIUUU in the House of Commons. when the hitherto obscure Mr. Ceilings thrust in his "littlejoker" of in declaration in (ever of sllotnients to laborers, sud osused the overthrow 0! that ministry. It pro- vides for buying out lsndlords with mouov rsised as part of the public debt. The lends will not be re-solj. but will be rented to occupiers. This is pnbubly as near the realization oi llenry George's theories us is possible at the present time. Some of Mr. Gludstone`s critics are suggestinu that he ought to put the American Socialist in his cabinet, since he has apparently swallowed his doe trines. The sneer, however. is unjust as applying especially to Mr. Glsdsto He is no more of is land relormcr t any other British ststr-smsn oi t The (set is that the whole us ion has become imbued with the idea. rind some of the most extensive holders ol English estates are discussing the question how soon the government will be making 5 bid for their lands. and at what price they will conclude to sell. All this would hsve been impossible ten years ago. sntl only shows how fast history is made new-s-days. As to Home Rule it is impossible ss yet to tell what Mr. Gladstone liss to propose. lie is silent us an oyster, and it is doubtful it he 0 us his month before there-assembling n new-Iinsnnnt. nn Tlins-ulna, In in non- l Orll Ill! IDODID DCIOTO more-Itanelnunug o an-linmenh on Thundav. In is con- ce (1 am he will offer as little in that line as he thinks be on. und vet return Mr. Parnell`: support. however luke- wnrm the Inter may be. +-__ AND AI. 0'I`IIIlI & SAL` WATER FISH. Java 5 n-ruann. DlA|n-nnnu Dublin. Feb. l7.-'l`l:e Lord Msyor gun I banquet last evening which vna nttondod by 000 tudenmen and by loam. lleuly. O'Brien. Dillon And other members of parliament. Some ol the npoukon expressed the belief am Home Rule would soon be granted to Irolnd. At . muminn nl the Nntinnnl [AIMEE ltulo would 00 grnuwu no ll'Dllll(l- At 5 meeting 0! the Nstionnl [Angus yelterdly John Dillon acid: "W0 til now on the eve of achieving 1 nstiouul pu-linment ior lrelnnd. We will. only woept the campleteat lorm of Home Rule. When we have that than I and other Irish extremists will join hand: with this Englishmen. Thnn hnmlr-i-I nml fI.v.ninn Pnnbv- with we rzngnsnmon. Three hundred and any-nine Pnuby- torinn congregutionu in Ireland number- ing 898,100 persons. bnvo adopted reto- Insiona denouncing the project ol unb- hnhinj Home Rule. 1 m..|.g..... -:n l\t\I air: . dnhilod ........... .... ...... ... ...- ,,._ ... _. _-V, ' Gladstone will nol give 3 deuilod statement of the government`: Irish policy until later in the union. 1:10-o-._j "Qua!-to urn" Irnud olcigan. Tn them. Very choice s. DAVIS 5: SONS. Fnctoriu-Coto Strut. Montreal; Toronto branch. 34 Church Street. I-old-nl > ` Baum of nrgcinlly nvond for th 0 I poor n 1': I I ....,."'.::.. ....... cnpn '1...-'..' 1,; i thc old nlian |I'udo-Cahh" and , l .. _.:_...__:_. IIB. GLADSTUN LAND HOIIEMF. lnthomuht. Fun ftouullchcni- E. . ma ..-mam lnorlnn. l\()'|`E*5 OF WARNING- w. M. uEENNAN's UNDBRTAKINB DBPAHTMENT In Never Closed. I dloln-o In the world. All Inmllln use It. Wonk Buck. Enlarged Jolnla. Psrnlyula, linen- mnvlnm. Neunlgn, Dl lnbarln. Bo-atlol. Pro- lllillll Utorul. F053]: xoknsu-u Trio lezlilsld on can nnm on evc- no a n u. no |,mtu:`of how hymn Iundln.. lnunut roll-at ununtood crlpvlea. Swollen Joints. VIHCOII `mm. Blue: 0! meets or Blok Headache. No 11 or none In clan and sweet ' will not uoll. fnunmnlon of tho Kndneya. Brlglxvn Ulnoua. Dlnbotal. Inconunanro ol Urlno. In the only Llnlmont in the world poo-eulng nlterntlvo powers. Gnu hp taken lnbernnlly ; cure! cramps and Collo, Dlan-lama and Dynntury. Sold by all glruugl-ll. Tljlnl boltln, S350. Wrlua Dr. Gilm- r~".';:s'.~.->11, .. ;` " ` " ' ` dlluul It 01 chu 6. Beware of uunorupuloul dollar: g, oonnu la. The genuine bu the BIIIIO bldwu in the glans cud lunlmlle 0! the lllioovanori nnmo over each cork. Fully nnpply n J. G. KING`d. muulu. Klan 5:. Nov. 5 vinyl: in ,:nu.`<-v..`v-'. u... as ' `Bl BPBIDXIITAKD IOSFCERTAIN Mn- dioln- Buck. Enlarged M ALTOPE P SY N ! 1P0:-` llonsnmptinn and all Wasting Diseases, Thu nun nf (0&)N'I'LINIlG N0 OPlUI.- You Prolmlrly Ask Why I Recolunu-ml These Kenn-dies! It is because I know them to bo muunnn nu- unnls, cndnrsud by leading pbynlclnnn I.hrouah- out the Dominion. for the cure of I1PEClPlODlI- IAnI,|nd not olalmlng tn nvv-:n1-ruma. Alto bacuua they have the EXACT runuum priutcd on each bottle label [hereby enubilnn the putohuer to know Iu II win: he II taking. n `nan limit: 1 mm EUSTUMERSAI ; uv nun u. ll(,lK8E'S CARBULA TED 1! UR WEGIAN COD Ll VIII: OIL] tau \aI-y- ----- DRUGGIST, `lKlN!'I`0N., - ONT. Rent. 21. W. J. ROBINSON Ital, Ulallgt pointn on 1.1 IAIIIRVI nnf` [HAPPY NEW YEAR Importer of and Dealeru i Paper Hangings, `J77 BAG01` STREET. `Antique Mouldings and Frames. Ia worth the trouble to 3 ea them. Prices are exceedingly low. With pleasure they wxll be shown to every one um W!" call M the V :5 4--- -*- I {Direct Importation P/('2 rune` rm: ME FA cron r, i IF. OHLKE.| ICORDON Highly esteemed by un- doubted judges of ne Champagnes. For Fine Brurh And Comb Sm. Odour. Dressing land 3: usual, nitv, and Jewel Cues. we aka the showing the uent. line in the Inc. Telephone Communication. VV. M. DRENNAN ........ .. A n-unuunn. Ill 17 PYIDOGII OREGON. . .. .. Snturd|y,`sFab. 20th SERVI A . . . . . . . . . . .Buturdu.y. Pub. 27:}: u.JAuMdd._ A, ,. v ;EqG,w31,9;L. Mph..am_ Iumm A.. .`.Hat.:.-Jay.m`ar fa`m ~ OREGON .. BM.urdny.1Mob. 2001: SEBVIA. . . . . . ..Bu.turdny. Moh. 27th UALLIA.. . . . . ....S|t.nrdny, Aprtl ltd UMBll!A.. .. . .Saturdsy, April 10:1: CHEAP AND euar/ruL city. Our Stock o! ARTISTS` MATERIALS in Very Large. Foo our Linen-Fm-ed Curd: for puntiog in oils wnhont. nny propnntion : glue the not: line of Brass P1:equos.`(vor hud- aome) Opt], Glue. Plucqueo un many other novelties. to be Ind only at .A- P CI-IOVVIN S NI Princess` bu-eet l'\mn. 1, '.LIl`II.` I Sept. `J1. ..*__ ._,.____-_____. .._.-__.__.._.. EMQVAL- on. N. H. I-Ilnblnsou , -_; A-.. - -5.. ` uwu. uuv ...... II|yuroI;\ol colory (impound ((`DNTAl'NlKG N0 OPIUI `. NOiICE. MOOAQH OH BROS. l:.o{`udno\` Iotllxlruwlnu SOIL IBOCI I IIBIIT STIEEIS. 'v*..-.-:.-.9-....*:.="--.... 2." -we-"*......' ._ _.--_-45 1:45.: nullonolxdu Ingiltollnounu all 1.151 NEAT 3; CHEAP Dec. 24. Jan. 16. O pLll 0l\II0l' Know Ill Will! [IO II J. `GEO. KING. I\I')'l1l'!l1'L"" Fruit Cohen. Plum or Almond Icolna. A` Choice but ol Fine Imported Conrootiouery Florida Onnuu sud Oyntou (rub "on dny -1-nan: on cosuc-rrow.-- ._. -was f'!'I rx 1, -a1 NEW YEAR'S CAKES. Beware ol Counurrlclts. 3 LIIIIEIT llllll-'. AHMUNIA. 0! Msguinent. Gold and Bronze vluu xwuuuuuuuu Av Dysirgpsia ! Indigestion `WE 'VV ISE. And kindred discuss, the use 0! A|vrI| lnl ._.____ II5 Brock Slrm-,1. Z`IIR.S'I` BUISBIENTIUUS DRUHHIST y__ _______ ___-_z 1-- VI --v- -_ ...`-. ...._-. HOCAR ION I308. ROUGE. 'BIIh|Ihol\|hI0||1 > sud Ones to tho ND wmnull nu. ncnrrmo u. Wolunxtou-atroeluklnxntol. Powlm AND son. 8 and blllldllt Bnrvqon. ll vvun II.I|l|.nulI:. nu.-., QOLZCITOR. Go. 0U`oo--Clnnnoo trues, L poolto Ibo Pout Omco. MONEY ODOA u Iowan carrots nus. WALIII a WALKBI. ucluno WALIII. I Joaurn n. '45!!! .'i`j%i,Ag_L1NE. 1. n. vhnna. -.u.. u.u.u., u.u.s., ENTIBT. Gnduato 0! New York Collage of Dontmry. Omoo-WelIln(ton Strut, bo- Iwoon Prlnoou sud Brook Streets. Pnmoul: Moor-tlon paid to the Ivruorvuion of the num- rsl tooth. smdgnz wanted. L. CLDUINTB. [)EN'l`lB V`. d:recHv c-ypniito Llm Pmu gt! lxo!lXI;L\-h Flt`-W E-hhlhbod III I` at--n '~ nu III: as nu-as, v.u.u., u.y.u-. ENTIBT. Oman and nnldouoo. Princes: Sc. botwocn Montrosl Ind Bvdenham-urootn xtrglu Oxide (laughing Gu) ndminlltond M pnlnmu oxtnotlon ol tooth. LV1 London, And Lloonlltto o! the A an cary'I ')0mPlnY- Londomln ., Surgeon. coo- ohour. ac. Oloe Prinoou 8 mat.oor. mm Btreot. Kingston. u\I-\nurn I n n . C L. (;UB'r1H, M.')., nuoaouor to DI In-via . Phyuloinmnraeon &o.. Omoo and Ilurl lcnco mu) 0 poems who { o|I.0moo,WollInton `itroet. Us In tho Icy or comm-v prompt!) Ltoondod to. HOTEL on Kin! Street. at r1ks'r4u.Asu H108 will an a he on hand on tho Ihonoat uouoo. ELDE Im09., Proprlotou. IIUNEX '10 LUAR. N LARGE OH SMALL SUNS. at low nth! o Insure, on Olly nnd F`-u-m Property. Loans unused on Cny Ind (`oumy Dobenluru. Ap- lg to THOMAS BRlG0. Manner Fronknnc nu and Investment Hocloly. vnum-0ppo- [N oommcwxon wn at um (T5 and Fainirgs The handsomest and cheap- est lot of Cages ever offered in Kingston just opened out at 1T;F'?:"TExt:Tu aihu`in*: Horny : llardvmo Slm. PRINCE 83 STREET. ma. .4 1c?gg@e"sA ma IOBIBT IBAW - ` ARRISTER lmorntry-at-La w. Bolloitor. do _ ,..,`..(,\!3 "*`=':=-"1-"1 :.v:,*.:.;-:);'. R=I_!mm:' fg_;:....,.. _ D1'|.?'St-|n'0. .I`aIu!,\.m1 t(n.l.|_-um un lleisi-Etaloz Q-Try ll n;n;lyou will use no other. 23. J. LEAHY, A(`1'"!`|\T"I" unrrun & snrrn `OLICITORF, 1-.'I'C . I98 Onlulo Emu, llfrg Icon, Ont. protein Buns. Angel Cnlw. I` Fruit (in 9. \'tcotch llrend. And_'all kinda of Mixo Cnku unsanita- lured on the p mines. b/c?TirI7b7/owtnr. The Angel Cake mwuf otured by me in the only one of the kind` mndo in King- ston BB3 ! QU [TY (YROEE JBWII1`BUPALND FAMIL FLOUR, CHEAP F0 0 83. onls. Bran, shorts. and (`red ol all kinds. nahm no-Inn uhn In Inch: kinds. gran noduu Harry I-laydun Mu-nh Sltth B.H. CAR NOVSKY & C0. ADAI uuunua. CCOUNTANT. AUDHWF to. Once (In on! street. nut lap: K __...i... x nu-nu a nun unum, VIN ANCIAL AGENTS (nronca Hunt, iii: a. non. Monov to Iona on ten autuo vnd Cabinet and ornlleuunl Wood Workers. lmmutu tnrnlnbod on napliosuon tor All undo of luurior Dooonuon be exooamd In Ivor :dnlIo 3 ulna nook of Furnlznn nlwlu OI Ill . om--=-=-~ --~ Toronto I`-rlour Moro, 61 Brock Street .~_ ._ w ml. u1wuI.~1n.,, LIZOHITEOT. Ford ; moot. Brook -u` mm to- oond oor. (DIIOOCIIUI I0 LIEU III. lllUULl-Ul-I EYEIOIAN. SURGEON. do. 0moo- lion- unlaul (moot bonus: Prlnoon ud Ema LII. Vv sav ----._-_ The Mlu mounnhlp Co. damn I: this Ilsa nllocnllrnl Shun-uftovn Blow orkto un ~ oqtho mob lulu and Costs lung own :1- hrnno odnudu. To Ibo Buuu: Ponoan tun vla Jungian ovary slut-nu hi :1. llsnn Iuoon and iuoom nooommodntolu lnnlod unldnhlpmw an Ibo motion II In $01: No. Earth Manolo` to Mar . n N o can p . M` Co..!lln\o knot Ila ! (II. PROOL i$aA.'I IC3N! A FIRST-8LAS$_ _s1.n1an cam 'HII'--* Robinson's Carriage Works. II you want lru-emu job ol llcne Dianna [n to nonm- non`; nouns-snoalnu lllo I . '.LJ.V .13.: ..L.a\I lflodaqg __A_g`g'nIasV nu" ulvnnln BE undonngmed win: to Inform the vubll lhst ho ban lled u and 0 ouod A Ll ER! N W TE 8 . LAWRENCE IOTE D. Kin! Dec. 21. `B. H. omnovuv, has aunt and (`A!Ill (Jam.-1 llxtorxxnoxlhto H!oonao.... ..... ..... --~ It on no main: torour mend: you on obn u Pnapold P9gn_an_ uko_}| Iowan no: ..A 1.. .uM DI. J. YOUNG, I.D.. EMBER oflhn Royal Collegeol Bury-om Lloolgtlsto Apor WALEX. Moo6uALn, JUIN HIIIJIAIJ, H-A -.U., U.-. (Suooonot to Late un. MOOAIIOI.) rvnmun nnnm:-nu hn mn.._u % R ANCLIN. an Inn nix-ct. war In; out. Buamesa Cards. IICIIVID `I'D-DAY A1` TII THE BEST. IF YOU WANT II uuuuuvuvvuu ` Du not And Cuvu-. (II Prlnotu 30.. IIIIIIOI. . W; JONES, Oontract9_r Im an nnnTl":n17 A1. msmma I uh: Equuo. Kingston Princes: Street. NO. 40. Cowman won-Inna. luuomlulni no In -:::a-.=.:.-r.-.~..'s:.-..-m:-- ----v- 28O PRINCESS STREET 1:: Iln. II` C 0'RIlL!.Y vulhold I Olouin Bah from um duo. of un but 8000: at Goods. India` and Ohlldurl Ondedoua. iv. am. dsnqul by tho Ilro. Prlnoqu . Doolurn Block. Thelut. Irnln connection at llnlllu wlth tho Ilull Hhnmorn locvu Ivor Thurndny nH:1|0n.m. Tho la-I mm connect nu at Ponlnml one: Ivory Wednesday no no p.I.u. IIATIIB 0" I ISIAH) . J50. I70. I90. n_I.A_ III-VII V Jumlrd. Flllc. SI_l_|_l_ a nun. of Au oxporlonood:-:37: nlnyu a VV . J30 .n.aa-`on.---_-___ . vmnn-nun I IIBALIIR. ma 77 lulu `J: LL: \J-LAVA` \a v w-- _ OOH. PIKINOIIE 8 GORDON BTB C01-dond Wovk A poohlty. In! mu: cmae sf:\9 comm >;I.*l~|lA'l:iRh `fdu no In VVegt._Ind1oa- .__.-. .n-A. tn.- mu rm "ienvuou. -- .-HM H Lana Bedroom Sets. Pulor Bum. Eny Chain. Oemro Tablen. Dining Tnblon. Eldobondn. Mnnhll Nov. N. Alli! oclan kills! 8 0. ulna`: Dru um. uunuuu. amu Ooll mun . Ion-nu Joan` Tonoox-id Pu-lot llA'I` I28 0 -I-_`_l'A8AGEI nun can .....I cum mmrdmn mm \o the no-B In Inns. 1. ..n nu. Ann M nll Ian Bioulnl ":.`* 5 ...... -uuunnnn With Bummr (Intel. 60.. (lo. . H. OARNOVSKY, A nnnnnxl ll Ml IIA'I'l`1B UI` lwsuamuv-.- Cabin--560. 080 and 9100. sooordmg to aogommmhbioo, Inuormudiue pump- `4 . Scoonge at very low nun. Btunqo 1`ukeIm to and (tom Liverpool pad Quunn town sud all othu put: 0! Europe 50 lnnnnh | xhul, (::m.mu AT uoux mason) 5 IJIIOA D KIWI Blvll 133.: . ,1. min, mu], `m York. un_.L|-.o.... Ihlllmnrn All!` All Pninmlnlnrkhntn U vuruy nun-V. --vu --._. ____,._|,_._, _ Wulaluton, Bnlmnon And all Polntaln lorunm Now Yotk, vh 0.'l`.B., l'.l.n. And l.Y.O. nu. ----- . ` ., 4, I . _,, , . ' BUUBAID IBLLNDKOUTI F1 moon mvll III. m:.. All... la. 1...]: Piilullnii I'll-III No. 40. N.l VIJW Ylllf .._. ` HEA Il0U'I`E- AVERAGE PAP- HMH-} 8 DAYS. `Al..'ra.veLl1n;z.' 753$? LIMH`|l).; K-auoan parts. For freight sud psnsu e, up ly It Oom- nuuy'u Onion, No. 4. Bow Sag roan, New Vork. VERNON H. BROWN 0 00. or III... l',III1-lnr uecvc. Ajent Ml (.`Inrence strum, Anvnl H-.1. 7 .. .,,. ......-_,,. Iln; tor our n oh`? :1 Inblo from uulnnd. In and. . (lornnny. ndon And Not- '1'. an _ 1. Gen. mm Am. _....__....:.n..__.___, _ _ oJa..u_I.n,_; .`.'.Hisiu`rd .9. i`.'x`bT E d:Yt` ...8v.Iurd|y, ...Sst.nrday, . A .. _"-gag \;-_M , * I ' I. 1' ,3 D IBLANDROUTI ` nan: awn: nu. y, `Kn York. mon sud Points In |.'I'.ll.,'l`.l.B l.Y.O. INLEY, Gen. Aft. ........_ _..~.._._4s.. _..__ _,_ I on the Prun Route Cannon l\.(J`l\.\a { DIBIIIIJ III6 U1 >4-/nvnnvsl But a much more impor-' tant fact connected with the- Ancient (Japitul is that the Ben and Qulqskest Home to It! om Kingston Is by l(lllG- F b'l`0N & PERI BROKE and CANADIAN ac l'.lI Il`l(! ll\'!i. Leave King:-u.ou.... .. 1.80 p.m. Arrive Quebec . . . . .. 0.30 |.m Royal Mai.:_-_fea.mships. . ..... nun Tm: Fowuar never vnrlu. A mnrvollof punt: uron tn and whololomouen. Ion econo- mic: than the ordinary Iuudn, and 03:33: no Ioldln oompomlon mu tho mumtrd .o How but than wolam. slum of nhouphuo powdou. sold only in mm. H.onL AKING Pownln 00.. IN W51) St. New York It is an historical fact that the City of Quebec derived its name from the Indian word Kepec !" signifying {L strait. Hut (1 nnnnln Innvn ininnr. a:"i;.`"6iVC3EasLe:v. % Tiolot Anon! K. a P. R. and O. P. B NJ}. -Bmr In mind nut. the C.l .[f. mm on the norm more or the St. Lawrence. right Into Quoboc. Jun. 23. LORD TENNYSON S4 NEW VOLUME, TIRESMS and OTHER POEMS, CLARK l:USSF.LL S Newl lParfumer1e l]alaIIrez,| PARIS. PINE TULLBT SHIPS. `for: I Prapold P on M. thlnnllh-o. nvnl Able I lomlnnd. Pnnoo. II wux 1 Basic Galasta and mlhn l}alesta,| s`u}r},`-771VNW{~{{ 11n}m.x=. VVA'1`(:u," by W. (.7hu'l< Rus- sel, 25. ._A-['_ F. NISBETS, Very Fine and Refresh mg Prapnnuoun tor tho Complexion sad the Skin. .`-VIII. 6is;.~ go__| Apply lor Tickets to .Vn._- DEBn..I'r. mnxemscrron. CONSUMPTION. IIANUTACTOHID AND ['03 IALI BI 0AKU\ND'S JERSEY DAIRY, llnlllmoll. out. loud I ' hm. llulrl has I I wb a`t`.I: :.I?t'douIluooonrluh I` can u IKOUMISSI aawaga \FW3TT1!P0BTAT1 "Nl DIOIIOIIII. rnuuu. um mu... . ______ -, II]! toorage $18.00. . ..._.......a u......m..An-n, ounnnown Do] SE00 TI)-UTA! :1` TIE - OIIII - 1| - HOUSE: -user; Pllll GIIBBA MAID IIMIMTBO. 7\bIGtBI7PTu?e'. voang ne*a"'s_c1n'suan Ass'n. Cor. Brock & Wclllnuton Sun. I. .11.: mun: III Jun. Q8. Solo Wholesale Aunt: lo: Osnsds. J :11. 1|. mewruusr rnwnsas. Also the Oelabrnwl Tollee Wotan. _ NEW YORK AM) LIVERPOOL