Tamarad HAINES & LOCKETT'S. For Ladies, Children and Men. _ 132 and 134 Priricess Street, The Leading Mlulrun-y Store. ' ' ----IN TO-DAY.--- B. - M U -.v_.. ..~-_ `V.----u---. rnvvlvu WM. M0.\'1`GoM1-:m'. 23.: Alfred Street. near Brock. is prepared to give Lessons on the Violin at his residence. lbunca music furnish- cdiforlsmull or large parties. Calling on it re qu re. . Color Class. (each mornin from 10 to 12) la` a lesson. or when) I or more canons are taken in one week. 25:: ouch lesson. Aornnon Drawing Clans. M-.ndays. Wednesduu ahd Pridawa from kiriGs*r07v a86/?b0lT "OTFVI/?r THE CLASSES an open In the rooms of the Mechanics` Institute. corner of Princess and Montreal Slrecls. TERMS hhutu liquidated and Accounts uwtul. `VIOLIN MD ouwmuz Mus/c. \l'\ \ln\"l\nn\n:n\' 09- AlI._4..I n._`,,. Inspection invited and no trouble to show goods at Flannels, Blankets, Under- wear, Tweeds, Wool Hosiery,` Knit Wool Goods, Lined Mits,` Lined Gloves and Dress Goods, Cloakings, Etc., all at Clearing Sale Prices. Murray & Taylor's, mm Small nm. 33:`! Jae. n. Ollmonr. of -r. Gilmog & Col Wholesale rocors. Bnookvm eaye: have used ' ' c Elixir" fogs severe Gold and Cough which It immedlat.elyre- never! and cured am Bukar. Lumber and Cheese 31: eeler NO! `11\ mutt, Ont...saye: "Tam- nllx `u-"1` eqwonderm; medicine amino:--3. tsnuh Go - te.1c1uwrxthout oubttho m - I ever mi and never to we hm ran . W0 onnnlder * I hougg. Z llthobun of no many lives u! hem iq when Iolltloollr [nu bonlt. our pill: run: 1: wmlo do new I Ludo liver PHI: no very small and VG & I) hie. One or um 1-ill! mnkr a done. Thy IN Itotly Votlhlo Ind (1') Irv! gnpv: or pl but by (hair [anus an-`nun pl:-use all u bu no . In vlalut 25mins: n\-..1...-su_ Suli III! by their [onus an-u--II pl:-use all asoems : m-.1...- SI. by II-aqua ovorywhcn. or sent by I:.1.l. _- ___- -.._...n.- an n - VOCAL onur URE7 `nun A III.` nunnnu. xv Aoho they would In almost prlooleu to thooo who II` from tllndhtnutug complunt: but fortn- tholrgnodnnndou notond horo_uul thou nbly _ wloouootry than will Ind that little pulls valu- ablo tn oolnnny Ililclhut they will not be wil- ting to do without t It. But after All nlck hold For the onth of January we will give 8peciaI Clearing Prices in Every .93- partment. ' < 1 T 1 : Itulnolo. yet Carter`: um. Liver Plus no nhnblo In Gouotipnuon. curing ud pro- Iuhg Ohio nnnoylngeom unmvhno they also tllitcinlltlllunien-nflho omAch.uim\I|nte the IQC Ind lqqluo the botola. Inn 1! they only OIIII an - j _ 1 Ivu and regulate me lmvusxs. an-u u u "M HEAD .,L_ .g-_ _- u n._-u___.-. __z..|... In .1. -Stock Taking Salt}! Iel llandnno um nllevo All we IPOIIDINI mu- dl to I lnllnul thus of the IJIKFIH, ouch II Dldocu. Nnuom. Dmnlueu. limnoa an-r nun`. Pun In tho H-In. lo. While nu-tr must rolurlnblo unrconl Inn bu-n Ihown nu vunug Murray 84 Tay1or's: Hiram _ .\on,1AM l`.2lur"1s 3 Icl llaularho and relieve All tho tronblm lud- alnnt In a Inlmun nhlanf unto-1u.Iuch |Acountant. Auditor, &c. M . I I - 150 BROOK S'l`.. (Mr. Chnucoh.) [76 PRINCESS STREEI. cmti iioubbn co., Nev; \'~ EDUCATION ALT A LOW PRICE STORE. |UWI\llUll tuvlu. nu um: .4161` ACE .. M... 5....-. . . 51 R3013. ---TERMS. --* am much mnrnimr tram In I mrxlhoul count mo 00!!!!) mualmd $10 nu We KI ` ll lIIl'l`l`J|I ulul un u uuu w nu SICK _,n n__4-_-_ Inn. 1 I..- ucs. uusncs mu noon-noepw E. RYAN. B.A.. nclpnl. DRY GOODS. IIPUII INC "I|CI'o Black passenger goudolu iklmming shout in every dimction. mud often entering or lenving the Imullbr (mush thus brunch from . thh mlin u-tely. Big. dark-eyed, slouch- I)` OI" ITO") [HQ UHPTIIIKEII IIUU 0] III!) P885. . would be needle? to here give as cuta- logue of all the acutely building: that we pan on our way up this canal from,the cont -euteuy to the north-western part of the city. Mnny of us hr.-e read them again and again. md forgotten them before noon ~ the next day ; nnd the same fnte would be- ` fall any lint that I ronld give. ' Let us just now conne our'.,_nttent.ion to whnt we see upon the water. 1 Buck mnonner nondolu Iiimminn about l x \ Ill?! Ill KOWTI. We will first do the Grand Canal. It is the broulwny of Vcuice--the principal water-:treet-ne\'ernl rod: in breadth, and willed upon both sides with bountiful and stately buildings. It is not M straight as the dry Brondwny nt:holne; it is 3- letter 8 mule the wrong way. no it looks upon a ty or from the unprinted Ildo of the page. ` l):wo`ulxIl| needleis ...-u.... - pl... -L-p..l.. I;..:l.}I;..;.. o|...o II UI IIIU CIUIIIEIIIU 808' UII Illy HIIU Iugum. fhe local indimriee of Venice consist largely of the weaving of lace, the manufac- ture cf lose utensils and ornaments, the eellingo nll aorta of old curiosities for as much II the sellers can get for them--nnd in fervent. egriee of eolicitetione for copper and eilver coin. The shipping interest: and trade with foreign countries qrohnid to be looking up ineemell way. The place he: now probably I hundred Lnd thirty thou- and inlnhitante, and in at times lively, ee- peoially; when there are 0 greet. many hour- iatn in town. \I'. .-:II Rue HA-" eh- 13...! l"....-l `I ; OK IIIB '0l'lll. The city-nation ripened and rotted-like all of them. It is now a sort of galvanized corpse of what it used to be, though one of the most beautiful emhulmed. bodies that ever was gued upon. It has hundred: of marble palaces. mused and scattered over it, each tit for a prince to furnish and live in, and many of which can be had for the price of very ordinary houses in New York or Brooklyn. It is nothing here to live in a palace. Shops. atores, and tenement houses am often made out of them. Many are empty, and their foundations slowlv giving away. Stone rots as well as wood. though not so fast, and the silent hummer- ing of the elements goes on day and night. 282 PRINCESS ST. WC C3 uuuul. V HI-Ce. _ It in the well-decayed London of the Mid- dle Ages. It we: at one tune the commcr~ cinl cnpitel of the world, end governed A fourth as much country we Rome ever poe- eeued. It was founded at first by Roman fugitives who lled from the wrath of Attila the Hun. He drove them nlmoet into the eee. They took refuge in thin small urchi- elego of 5 hundred and Ieventeen little is- nde. They gathered couruge; they became more and more wealthy; they were, cum mercinlly, the connectin link between Eu- rope en: Asia; the lit e shivering settle- ment of inland: became the gruulest town of the world. `FL- ..:s.. ....2.... ..:......-.I -....I ....ee...l I1l.- UIXIII IIIIII `H [INCH Ill IIHITUIC lllllllu The lira: thing we do upon uvmking next mornlnkin to wonder who shoved the walls oi the room so far back from us; the next is to nuke Arrnngelnenla for moving out of that palace. II is mlmzotlier too large, and ouratove, which looks very much like in beautifully carved urave-stone with a little hole in it for tire. is considerably too small. We settle down in a cosy pensiun,' and comnngnce our slmrt, tourist campaign by reading over and rememberimz e\'er_vl.hing we can about Venice. I. :- .i.- .....n .i....-..-.i I -..f:.... ..:.L- \I:.l H 00!` UK I PIIICC. Li hu, n.\tuu'y. llowers.nnd well he ` hnve\ servants are here; the hotel-keeper ` `ho run: this ancient pile of nmrlale can supply us with Almost II grand an enter- tainment M mold the old senator who once owned it. The rooms are large enough for ten. The halls Are freecoed like 3 (athe- drel. 'l`he`tluore are as polinhed and cold as ice. The window: Are stained with pic- tures. The ceilings are almost high enough , to .30 lulloouing under. We sleep, and ` dram that we dwell in marble halls. 'I`|.- R...o o|.:n.. nu. J. ...-.n.. .......I.i.... ..-..t Ill! Illll I lIlVI.`l' Hill. llut Ire must lmrry through the rt-nmimler j of lhe churxhes, with note books "too lull for uttrrumi-." unl hurry on to Venice. wheru we arrive after `lurk. and cannot see much but tall gi_;,::\nLic house`: of brick zunl marble. narrow halls and lanes of water, nunl now anal then an we-inl lamp llmne look- ing dovan at ils own glmstly image in the innrn-rpn\`cnm)t.s. A boat for an omnibus, and I nun tor both horse anal driver. who uunuls near our trunks upon the rur and of this carriage of the aauers. and with one lung oll`z~pve1lI us hotelwurnl through the mmy dark. lle twins in u'|l'0UlIll gloomy vorners. ulmoat grazing the building and uewr touching them; he creeps with us under dark roof: .1 bridges; he shout: at queer winning word 3: enter ` turn, tho: echoes from one close wnll tot a other ; 5nd at In! comes into n wide sweep of waster called the Grnml (,`nnsl,"nnl halts at the nloor of a palace. Iimhln hllllufl aural-u nnll wall In. onopuror sultory. In Verona. It the vary portul of the Chtlroholalnlnt loan, is one ol the rnulost nml moot interesting attempts at sculptnro that I have vet won. Two srtists. Nioolnus uni Wiligoluus. mnlsrtooh to illnstuts certain portions of the bible in mu-hlo, about seven hundred your Ago. Tho lint picture shows us Acluu lyi asleep upon tho ground. with on: o! his ri nhuormolly dovdlnpoul until it Ital I-tllilltl tho Iorin nl a woman, who stusds looking; clown upon him with n very intense and nnturnl look ol onrpriu upon her comely Isoo. Near than is n tipzurs intention! to uprsoent the (`rector of All. but in sin not much lnrger that Adam hiuuoll. In the nut picturo Satan sppenrs as I ve suave and pntlr musly looki mole Inn 0. with on Apple In his month, which lrult I-Ivo Aland has her hands nncl Aclnm llll checks Idl In the out pictuu the guilty pair stand ha hinnl Ii vluven almost as lnrgo no they on. and loo ns Inuchshntssosl as possible. In nnothvr one Adam hns couunonooul working land for n living. and is industriouslv clou- lug 08' n stone-lot, hnvin nltiuly Illlocl I hsshotlfnll of then henvy inslrnncoo to sue cenlul ngritultun. I-Ive sits near by watch in; him con: lnoontly, with twins upon her knot-o. An in the story run on thnruuh Uhl nnd New Tesuumnts : an entire luck of rn-portion in srsry suulpturo, haul and oily. body llld logs, lning in each can of shout the some length. llut there appears innll the lines I strict litornl delity to O\'er_\' hible stntenieut. which. is ttstuuling. rl`lNIk(' tn the msny ligurntive renal:-rings that are now \'nt"`l lrom our pulpit. \\ ithin this chum-h the thing which strikes me most is the masrhlo gure of Zeno. .-ntron A saint of tislnirnwn. lmhlin-; auspendm from his stand": uilvcr lish. I uovor l|I|- qcnurwl an uuy u 1 cu: law it. Thin. I an ht}! uhuml to any. is not the null at A ion devotions! I `tit; itloosuud yahoo coin sound I centurion that In I. The Inn 0! a cathedral in tho linl `c lmuk. Even it: shine uuni-Io binding uouuinu chapter after chapter 0! binary. In VA:-nun. ll lhn rm-I nnrlnl of tho 1(`0Dl""RNuI.ll7.l \ :.\m:. Duo. I8. lIl7.- lludcckor u u that "the lm cl Vomu may be noon 3 on day." mun clilfor lrom him. The church: alone on worth more than um. lluvor Iuhnqchurollhllnly "I can Italy It Thin I an L1" nAI|An|-ml tn IAV, h not i WILL cannon as vusmua mu 1 cmr or mmau: muses A loch-rn Va-ulon 0! Adam and live In the union no Venice 0! 10-Day A Onl- nnlud Corp. in Ilonutlhnly lin- blnsodnh (`lay at Falcon - In II! lnllnn IN m:.u'm`uI.Avnxmz. :__.--cc can --\'--.-.--. 212 BARBIE STREET. First-Clnsa Elemehtnry Education in E H: h. Mnthpmnuca. C-laasics and Bookkeeping. ' Ia: lhuv n A o.:....a...n BRITISH wmu. swlinnav. JAN. 7; one pm. We rout and grind our cotfeu on'the pro in: twice avory week. which imnrcl it boin froth imul fragrant. -Hendry & Thomp ` __a__j___,_. ._ ._.__ Always avoid harsh urgative pills. They ` rlt mslie you sick an thlen Ielve on con- stipated Carter : Little `Lisfer Pi In raga ` late the bowel: And make you welt Don ill. `DP. -5.. .-ul .n.l...I A..- nnifnnn nn `tho 0fGn-It I-'tlIlty. There is no other medicine of `such gene- ml usefulness in the household as Hagynrdi Yellow Oil for the cure of rheumatism, nou- rulgin. sore throat and all internal and ex- . ternalpninssndlnjuries. ' ,1 Electricity. The war of electricity in curing disodle is wo orful. Norman : ele'ctric Belts and insole: hue this power, and will cure rheu- matism. nervous debility, rold loot, etc. W. J. Wllaon, Agcnl, The Pharmacy. King Llu-r Rules the world, for. given a people amongst whom liver complaint. dyspepsia, or indigestion is the rule. rather than the exception. and you will-tint] a people with- out ambition, rogrusa, or prosperity When your friends all into the habit of tnkingn gloomy View of things, are hard to please, short-tempered is not positively cross, don`: scold them. for it is onl_v'King Liver thatia riled a little and requiroa appeuin . l ropi- tiatory sacrice may sncceeetully re made through 5 box of Hamilton : Pills of Man- drake and Butternut. Theygo At once to the root of the trouble, liverr soon acts cheer- fqlly, digestion improves. and hnppineee brighten: up the face of the bilious one. If bilious, or likely. to be. buy Hamilton : Pills of Mandrake at Ill druggiete . `V U (`AIM I (III II IHIIICHIIIJ murulug. FIG ilrrI\'e|l at I :-ninsula on the last train bound for Winnipeg about 6:31! o'clock` on the same morning. and the train stopped there until I ol-lotk at night. when they were brought up to the east side of the huge trestle. They uerc then Ulkrll down a gulf, 30 feet deep or so. to the other side. The train was in waiting tlwre, and along with their bag gage, \\ hit in was rolled down one side of the l`II|l)tlllkllIOlll and was taken upon the other hy ll gang of men. all the pa.:sr.-tigers were transported III a few hours and started anew on the journey westward. Slilligan learned from enquiries at the time of the accident that two freight trains had met on the trestle spanning the abyss through which they passed. 'l`hir-teen freight cars. going east. were travelling at the rate of about twelve miles an hour. having just emerged fromatunnel which was cut through the rock at the foot of a high hill to the north. The west hound train was running much faster. probably twenty miles an hour. The engine of the west train became fasten- ed in the trestle work and stuck there. while the tender and several cars jumped right over the top and wont crashing to the bottom below. fo. H engine wining from the east, went through the trestle immedi- ately after t.he collision and took down a number of freight cars, he could not say how many. Two engineers. one fireman, and a brakeman were killed in the accident outright. Martin and Hayes are the names of two of the men. One man was wedged in under the wreckage and was noticed to be alive after the accident, and one of his comrades undertook to remove him by grasp- ing his hand, which was sticking out. The rcscurer was horrified when he broke the man's fingers, which had been frozen while he was in this dej.lorable position. The engineer, for such was his position on one of the ill-futed trains, was rescued from the ruins in a few minutes, but expired in less than an hour afterwmls. An injured fire~ man was brought into l'ort Arthur from the scene of the wret k. When he saw the trains coining to the liritlge he had felt that some- thing was going to happen. and jumping from his engine made his way over the tops of the cars. The man had a hafrbreadth escape. as a portion of the train had run over the broken rt of the trestle beiore he cleared iimself. In junip- ing from the train the reman received in- juries which might prove fatal. Millican noticed one man underneath the wreck. all his body bein visible except his head, which was horri ly mangled and an edge of acar lying on top of it. The train hands sup ed that the boilers of the engine: ex- plm ed. when the train struck. and this caused the bulk of the damage to the bridge. Nobody seemed to know the cause of the accident. It was thought that the men had been to long on the train going east, and had fallen asleep. Mr. Alillican heard that a conductor of one of the trains had gone into a station along the line and got a ticket. which he afterwards discovered was not marked ().K."i ; 1 `lrnlnu Inll; on-n `l`n|tlo-Jumplng our Each Other Into I (bully. W|.\`NlI'L'u. MAIL. Jan. 7.---I'uticulnrI }: we been re.-rived here of the accident on the Mink truth on the L'.l .R.. I65 miles out of Pun Arthur on 'l'uuodnv. A. Mil- ligun, n young nun just out (mm England. who MI going through to the |'l<.`ic cout. said the: Ic<:idO.'Ill luppened between I nnul `. u`;-luv : nn Wedneauluy morning. He arrived at I .-ninnnln nn Hm Inn In-gin lu.nn.l Im- IIIUTVI ; Ell! CUIIOG II N INDIII IIIOIIIIT WOTUI ~ cutter of loathor sud wooden than upon the narrow pm-omonu; hurried and pulse- Iou mnvorsauonn. much u lulianl only cu`. produce: long: fro hero nml there. open tune: rendered vo nccurntqly. for the com- mon people here can ting thb mm! intricate of airs. nml their musical our in perfect in every semi-tone ; grout mellow notes 0! hello from unseen cathedral in the distance. A...l ... um- --.I L_..__...._.l nL_. ..I. AL- lrulll IIIIWIII COIIIUUITII In [DC IIIIIIIIUC. 1 And no we nil homuurd through the ` magic city. wondering if I clur sky will w- ` Inorrow uncover her hdf-faded gluriou. \ \\'u.L C.\m.:-rms. 1 D." RILEY, vIoL1N|isVr am. (Mr. cum -m I'll, III UIIIIIU. Now we begin to notice sounds from the Ilmrel : they come A: if lrmu another world ` .nIAl.lnl' hf lnnllnnr nnal an-n.uInn -nnn unnn `"73" I" . `CUT 0` c\"Ur'- All olnnud on n log be lnu to fall the white winter veil with Whit Venice om covers herself. It cluoendo to suddenly u u Soot:-h mist. making glnptu of Illa palwol on either banal. and I myntery of the vary water thmugh whit-lI>\w gliulo. We fool our way homowanl In this new anal uulalen night. creeping along wlth the silent and caution: step: 0! our bontmann mlqlle. icsrcoly Anight l`! lobe soon now u this ` city nl nights. `n: was Innvin In nnI:.\- nnnuuln fr-nun Hun i hette-I gnndoliere. two to I bout whenqver allowed by the pueenger, who then but to y alouhle luv not amounting to much, or twenty came an haur in the regular price. Boat: lull ol prodltoo or qrooeriee. corresponding to our mu-ketwr at home. [Arne height-hone. I along must the shore Ivy hrevny `mu. who lent their poles in the hottum oi the and walk wurily hut Iirmly Along irom one end of the bout to the other. Hteem clolu. ll one might call them. which stool!- veuient etntione and carry neogert at two cent: apiece. A iunerl party. with gondola draped in mourning. on their way to Cemetery leluul." A lady udugentim mam etnrting uut totnhe scan lrive. an it were. hath gomlolierulneual n livery. A sort 0! indegwmlem traveller. with host nut much larger then he ieyehimming all u morril un hie uler woulil on the roam . A well- reeeeul .nulieh led I in; up sml lowing her gondola u evliritenlly u the might ride I hone. The en shining over. around, uml into In these objects. dueling them in n glnr of culorl. All nl A Inn]: on A fun Imuinn On hm" tho scANAciA PACIFIC ACCIDENT- fall`! lIIUTI.|IIIb'- IIU Il rI\ Ell truin for u'c|uck| . 1-. nf Hue huge lrojlht Th.-v SPENOE 8c GRIJMLEY, `Another Lot of 500 yards Heavy I`;veed D1-an G<`>odn at 17c, in Fawn, Myrtle B;-ow. Bnonm and Blgck. ' . ' 300 yard: Heavy. All`-Wool-Ea,tamine Dress Good: 17, in $911 Brown, Gold Brown mdgmnu '1' I an Id i hi 1: vor2. arsao cacao wt ate! 1;: k,` d 3 1; who hnve noon em I! the Cheapest Goods ext .sl`::w:iI: 5.. ::lty.mA!nmt.`|:l`n hgt \ Lot we can get of them cull at once and get a choice. ZZ(Sio;1ds,Shawls, Hosiery, Sox , Gloves, M_itts, Blankets, Fla}:- nels,;Comforters," Ulsterings, Jacket Cloths, Wool Dress Goods, Etc. 7 Offers A|lWo`o|e`r:n Qood_s at \[vHoL_|;_sA1:; PRICES. [ `JUST IN THE NICK OF TIME SPENCWE*`z%OBUMLEY S - -vi- ---- woman 1 I188 K\I`E MORRISON. Pupll of John O`Noll. New England Conservatory of Music. Boston. will n-coivo pupils for voice rodmn Hon nndcullivatlon. ltnllnn method ivuto lessons or classes of C or more. Childrun ln- V noted with groan care. For terms npgy at. l l1`..-urlstroet. Plunoforte punilamceiv . -_. -OVVERSHOES; SO(/KS` - AND - STOCKINGS. John Laidlaw & Son, PRINCESS STREET- %-WOOLEN UNDERWEAR- F. X. GUUSINEAU & GU. FLAN NEL ON MONDAY our Store will be Closed, and lwill open on Tuesday Morning at 9 o'clock, with everything in order, and the Grandest Display of Bargains ever offered to the People of_Kingston. &Remember the Day. Will be the Opening Day of our Final Farewell Sales in Kingston. Will be the day for both Rich and Peer to secure Bargains in Dry Goods. MOCCASINS FOR ALL AT KINGSTON AOADEM? nun n A nnvun runlrnvnlnliu [Will be a Day of Rejoicing for the Ladies A of Kingston. TEN THOUSAND SURPRISE8 ` FOR THE PEOPLE "Remember Genuine Wholesale Prices. TUESDAY. THE 10th, TUESDAY, THE .1 0th, TUESDAY, T1113 10th, L All Glasses of Woolen Goods at Lowest Possible Prices. Extra Good Value in NAVY BLUE, GREY AND SCARLET. AMERIMN AND GANADIAN, A1` LOWEST PRIUE8. week. 15 each lesson. Drn wing M-.nda '8. \Vednosda)'s uhd I-`ridnya from `.I to I p.m.. 821(1) xr term. Evenin Drawing Claus. Mondays. \ 'ednood.Iys and Fr day: from 3:!) to 9:!) p.m., 83 per tenn. All fees pay able in advnnca. P:-inclpd--Cauu.ns E. WRINREALL AnniatAnt-MIss .lI:xmn'SnAw.