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2 toot-Rough Havdwood, (le'liver- ed. ..................... $2.50 3 1001 Select Hardwood, delivsr- ed. ...................... 83.7 5 GOAL. Stove and N u tt, $5.75 per ton. 25c of! Wood and Coal when dawn by tho yurchsur. T1315 CASS. )lEN’S FINE JERSEY. SI 75 quality for - : IE)" 8 RED WOOL LDfl-ZD WATERPROOF. IMPORT I'ANC‘. luqnflity dzesGsodT - - - . - MEN 3 WOOL LINED WATERPROOF AMER! CAN. sizes 6 and 7 - HE S SF ELT OVERSHOES :11 files - BOY S': ndYOL'THS’ WOOL LIKED WATER PROOF FELT. America: or Candi”),- 50 65, 75 LADIES‘ FISH JERSEY LACED BuACK WOOL LIKED WATERPROOF, dz. 3 - 1 00 LADIES“ FINE JERSEY BUTTON BLACK WOOL LINED WATERPROOF Alma: - 1 35 WOOD AND GOAL. These are all about 50c. a. pair less than regular price. Spoons, Forks, Knives, 91:2; “JOS. ROGERS SONS” CARVERS in”s§t‘t§ an‘aj'oa'se“s. JflHNSTflN 8: SISSUN OFFICE slat/Ills Blm‘k. Opposite the P. 0 YOUNG AND 0U). GHEAP 4%? ovensuoes. SCISSORS of all kinds} Elixir of Aniseed T. c. “Matchett, Agent, No. 52 Kent-sh In: at amour- 3 Drill: note «a SKATES at all prices. Prof. L. G. Chamberlain: 20 yous experience. I hue the 110$ equipped OpficalsmreinCAnadL Trialissllleek. Pepe! on the eye an be had onullinngee. Imekeold pectaclee like new. You can mail your ghueetome or two cents. I have the most complete dock at pectlcles (for dimcult eyes to fit) made. Gar-moo with each pair of Glasses fitted. 87 King-St. East, Toronto, OntJj Eye Specialist and Practical Optician. EVERY“ WEDNESDAY 1847 ROGERS BROS." SEEMS? MRS. POTTS” Cold Haida; EYONS for 69 cents per Sett. I VOLUME XXXIII. WHOLE NO.1846 INITSFOB’I‘IETH foot Mixed \Vood, per cord, delivered, .............. $2.40 foot Maple, Round and Rough. delivered. .............. $2.50 toot Maple, Chapped, delivered. .......................... $3.50 SAFE and QUICK NOVELTIESI TOURISI:___9AR (TI-I I PROMPTLY CUBLES Ne W Advgtise adapts. Table and Pocket Cutlery. Johnston 5: Sisaon. J. 0. Ed ward: ‘ Co. . D. THEXTON. "WHAT IS A TOURIST CAR,” Application to my Agent. G. Edwards 81 00., Drug Store, LINDSAY. 'A?12.2o nu. (soon). the PACIFIC COAST vis North Bay. SWORTH KNOWING THAT A Car: R D. Thexton. ided to clear out my stock of Wood 3nd 1 ofler u the {allowing Low Prices: «:33 at" 53:59. HEAVY (it?) ( aauowuu; SIGN or . was: ANVIL. . - E. G regal-y . Laura. TORONTO AT 7.59 P 3. connecting directly with Through for Southern Csliform'a. THE POST The Largest Country Weekly East 01 Toronto. 0‘ The clearing sale, now at flood tide, will soon begin to ebb: The delay of an hour may mean disappointment for you. The very article you may want. is likely to have attracted the attention of a half- dozm other women. The first to come are the one: firs". served. Scan this list for what you want. size, 20¢. per pair. Ladies’ Hose, were 503., for 35¢- Ladies’ Cashmere Hase, 65 2., for 50:. per pair. per pair. Ladies‘ Gl-Jves, were 35:., for 200. SMALL WARES. Children’s All Wool Hose, any size. 15:. per pair. Children’s Cashmare Hose,' any Isthis.... DRESS GOODS. Checked and Fancy Dress Goods! 5c 8 yd. Colored Borges, Di annals. Rigor- eana. worth from 50c. to 90¢ . for 253. Fancy Tweeds, J aspen, Gash- meres, for 45¢. per pair. Ladies’ Gloves, were 403., for 250. Factory Cotton for 4:. yd. Factory Cotton, worth 7.2, f or 5% cents per yd. Bleached Cotton, worth 12% 3., for 100. a. yard. Bleached Sheeting, 2 yds. wide, worth 282., for 2212 e. Bleached Sheeting, 2 yds. wide, There is such a thing worth 303., for 25¢. Shaker Flannel, worth 7:.: for so. 20 doz. all Linen Towels, extra. large siza for 25 e. a pair. 5 pcs. Crush for Towels, for 8:. yd. Gents’ Furnishings. Au-Wool Underwear, was $1.30, Suit for $1.00.! All-W0 el Underwear, worth $2.00 Suit, for $1.50. Fou-in-hand Ties, were 503., for 25.3. Men’s Fine Overcoats, reduced to $OQ Men’s Heavy meters, reduced to $500. Any Fur Cape Coat, Muff or Cap can be had for . . Cost Price. . . A MEL TING APPEALW bunda? g Flavalle Bros. Under the Bea m'ng Rays of Fallina flur Janaan’l‘haw. F lave/I9 Bros. BRITTON BROS, LINDSAY. â€"-J‘~,V We prescribe no glasses where none are needed, andif you do need them we sell a much better quality at a lower price than you can purchase elsewhere. AI wetting glmea when you shouldn't 3nd not wearing them when yo_u_ahoul¢L_ It’s 3 mistake to do either. When you no in doubt we would request you to call on us and has your eyes enro- fully “tended to. It costs you nothing to talk the mutter over with us, and you may avoid serious trouble resulting from wrongly adjusted glue“. ‘ L,,_ If you buy anything at our store and it is not exactly what it should be, or what it was represent- ed to be, bring it back and we will refund full price. Confidence in us is more desirable on your part than reliance on your own know- ledge of the relative values of such goods as jewellers sell. We will protect our customers in every way, and will consider it a favour "‘ - , ; 1:- if . you wi satiafactinn. PLAIN ENOUGH? EH ttOI! 310;: ypu _ will report any di“ DUMB/IS AND ' STAPLES. Goods Melting Awfl . . Prices ters. Financeâ€"J. L. Winters. chairman ; Messrs. Touchburn. Pedlar, Gillogly, Rab- son, Kiliaby, Crandell and Kylie. Tue report was adopted and the council adjourned till 7.30 p.111. The Evening Session. Notwithstanding the pouring rain the council chamber was comfortably filled a few mlnu‘m alter the hour appointed by ‘cicfzans who were anxious to see their ‘mpresentatives inaugurate business for another year. The mean Isleâ€"adv onu do... for the Your 1895. Awarding to statute, the councillor! for 1895 attended at: the council chamber Monday morning lab to eubea'ibe to their declarations of ofliae end qualification before Clerk Knowls :1), end to eppoint the various committees for the year. The gentleman who will mould the destinies of the town for weal or was during the present you are as follows :â€" Mayor H. Walters, Reeve Kylie, Dep. raevee Geo. Cmdell and W. M. Robson, and Councillors T. Brody. E. Gillogly end Rikâ€"311173613, south wafi; R. Tonohburn, W. S. Pedlar and J. L. Winters. north ward; G: 8mm, Joe. Rum: and â€", east. ward. The nominating committee recommend- ed than the unendingcommiceeee be con- stituted as followe :â€" Strcet and Brid c. â€" R. Touchbnru, chairman; Messrs. i-edlar, Gmogly, Rob- son. Kmab and Bryana. Fire an Wantâ€"R. Kvlle. chairman; Messrs. Brady. Winters, Robinson, Cran- dell and Kimmy, :- in j-“ -L-l- G H. WHSON. “Du Du“ “ml-VJ . Town Proper .-â€"Goo. Camden. chair- man; Messrs. iuaby, Robson, Brady, Pedlsr and Kylie. Police-â€"W. S. Pediar, chairman; Messrs. Winters, Robinson. Banson. Kmnby and Grand 11. _ Printin .â€" E Gmogly. chairman; Messrs. )binson Crandell, Killsby, Touchburn and Peal“. Manufacturing and Legislative TW. M. Robson. ohsirmsn; Messrs. Brady. Crandell, Killaby, Tonchburn and Winâ€"V ms woasmp's OPENING annanss. Mayor WALTERS, in opening the session, congratulated. the members upan their election. While some old hoes had disap- peared some of the new men had had municip \1 experience, sud he then rht the town had a good council to look after affairs for 1895. He hoped all business would be transacted without “mud-throw- ing" or the use of personalitiesâ€"in not in a gentlemanly manner; and that any- thing which had transpired during the election contest would be kept outside the council chamber. The council would have to appoint that evening a board of health and town auditors. Another mat- ter that would soon present itself for con- sideration was the fire hall and stableâ€" the present position is unsuitable and leads to a disgraceful state of things in summer owing to proximity to the mar- ket. He was one of those who had opp )sed spending any money on the present bulld~ ing. but he had been overruled, and al- most enough had been spent in rep wire to build a decent hall. They should utilize one of the town buildings i if a hall and erect a stable in the rear. Then there was the erection of a town hvspital to be consider- ed, and the necessity is a pressing one. He understood some of the members of the board oi! health were present and would addrns the council upon the sub. Ject during the evening. LINDSAY as A SUMMER RESORT. ' On motion permission was granted Mr. Smiley, of Toronto. to address the coun- cil. He explained that he was about to tissue a Tourists' Guide-Book, or something at that sort. and was anxious to write up and illustrate the scenic and other charms of the net-work of lakes tap at Lind- safly, and the advantages indsay can 0 or to tourists and campers attracted here togmake_the town their headquar- ‘ _I_A._.I A... At 7.45,- when Mayor Walters called for order, over; desk was occa led but oneâ€" that allotted to the late . W. Graham. councillor elect for the east ward-13'} all present felt a. temporary sednesa steal met them 95 their lance rested upon the vacant chair, and t ought of the kindly old man who had been summoned to ap» pear before a. council not of this earth just as the cpoortunity was within his grasp to make himsali still more useful to his neighbors and constituents, and the town generallv. HOW THE MEMBERS A'u-z PLACED. Below we print a. rough sketch of the oonn:il chamber, showing the order in which the wise men of the town dispose themselves f Jr business. Tners was quite a scramble to pro-‘empt seats at the morn- ‘~â€"- Al -mlr.ltlnn 3 EUKnlflUlD vv y-v vâ€"râ€" ‘-â€"_- ,V , ing meenéng, and she law of affinities became clearly demand as a result. Here they are :â€" Me ‘afiauadiau gust. 1101.0 Iâ€"v " era and sngply centre. He pointed out that Mosko a and oyed exceptional nilwny accommodation as a result of its huge tourist tramc, and hinted that Linda u might also enjoy eimilnr favors it the oonncilAwonld only consent to vote 3100 to A. 1 ALL-..‘ ‘uâ€" oou'ncll would onl consent to vow you no cover the cost at we pages of letter-prose and mnsmtlogs in hlg game-book. __-.I LL-h LI.- nun Inu’ununvua II. n. _ -v- Dep.-raeve Cmuniffâ€"xixo'ved Elna the proposition be ratemdto the committee on manufactures. cauumcuxoxs. The following communications were then raad by the clerk :â€" “From Hon. Joseph Pope, aaelsbant eco- retary. conveying the thanks 0: Lady Thompsonto the council and citizens for the res alotion of con dolenoe passed on the death of Sir John Thompson ...... A elm!- lar oommnnicxtion from 811' Mackenzie Bowell was read, and both were received and ordered to be tyled. From Brno: Burton and Bruce, none!- tours for the flux]: of Hamilton and the Canada Life 00., asking payment a! over- due hydrant mental. and ,gxpreealng the hope that there would he no delay in pay- ment in the Inhggâ€"Lald on table. Press‘ E «Eunahimm i LINDSAY TOWN COUNCIL. LOCAL MATTERS. CITIZENS' PARLOR. MAYOR WALTERS. F Know-wax, Clerk and Tress. LINDSAY ONT., FRIDAY JANUARY 25. 1895. r W. Wm“. v-"- can! commit: anon. (mama's W n:- December showed $31.70 oollooudlnflm; com Im- posed during the month. Siamâ€"BM to the police committee. r13: wow: 3mm. TJO (mowing lame-ting document wu snbmlttod for com by SmtpryVeltoh, on behalf at the nu Number 01 am occur“ during on ”It. twenty. dindod u lollon: nary. one: film: ory three; Inch. one; Unmet: Just. two: July. on: AIIM two; 80:01:53. In; Now- borJvo: Decatur. two. 'unhurdbuhc m monthotJnur‘np to an. m, which m a follows :â€"E. 3 loo-flay. Kan‘. .In. 9th: E. S Saunas. met. and! 0 Blur, lun Instructed by thouphln o! tout thoeouncfl (or non ”9|“an muut bun with)“ dd“, .- we no olthonmo. Weannuboe Naughznsi! to we have noc the m u: A: the mm are- on Kom It. then m 160 to“ 0! boot blamed. yMch Inge dog. been "pins ; u - ,,,, 1.. mucous. Pllky. Connolly. Arum chctt on‘. Splcr. vere laid on tnhie. Facxn Town Sonoltcr Hopkins. w'th reference to the nouns in the council caused by ths death John Grnhnm, councillor for the east weal. Upon ccn- eidcrstionhetounditwould be”?! for tho meycrtclunehie miter. new election, u the condition- under which the next highectundkieto w. tehtheeeetdidnoc epply.â€"Becslvcd.snd mayor instructed to issue wnrnnt nt once. feet. or new bone ‘Onr ladder- are in a dawm eendlflen. none nzwmand mend other: rouge. Wehave not. a ladder that. hale tor uenwgo on.“ In ease of n are occurrlnzon Kentu..where none hmiliee live on the third mu. should they be en: on Immune-airway: by fire wehavenowu e! render» in; than people aunt-nee 439! would either have to perish In the name: or jump l! the convent or the Collegiate inanimate took areon the top an we have no ladder! to reach that height. We must have a new hook and ladder wagon, wlth uunelon lad der. pull-down boon and ell complete. to alto be able 2.0 an lilo end property The following la a llat. o! appllanoea which we must have at once eon ml. to be caught nnprepered. u the city 0! 'nmonto wu ver) recently :-wo loot 0! new hose ; new hook and ladder wagon eon lea: two was hunches ; pne dozen hone strap: with ooh: onef dozen hone keyn- ; one rm 0! finger: tor are hallharnese; one an o! strap: Allahâ€"1.5mm w -â€"â€"v mmwfimmfim. ma TOWN nosm'ub. The annual rep)“: at the chairmen of the bond of benlnh, which will be found inaugurated In the proceeding-1 of the board printed on another page. we: then read by the clerk. end was ordered to be r:calved and fjjgd. _‘ cw ‘A,,_ A|__._ The report. was ratsmd to the me and water committee, M: or Walters exp:- :5;- lug th: hope that ye chairman would 109k cart-.9311) into 13:. _ Reeve Kun- sald he had looked om' th: appliances. Walla the host-Judas. snaps, etc., might be procured. he d“ not think the cgupc_ll_ could Alford t9 put-chm fiufloiâ€"ififl Md" “3801! at thé pusenl: time. A. .l A ”A__ L-) “63m. KILLAB! said the firemen had worked nobly during the year. and they should be supplied with everything neces- szry to make their labors lighter and their work more efl‘eezlve. |.\. Ilvyu uuau . .. , -. On motion..Mr. Trice. Walters. chair- man of the board of health, was heard by the council with reference to the erection of a town hospital. In opening Mr. Wal- ters explained that the entire board had been deplted to wait upon the council. and he regretted that the other members were not present. The report just . though short, was somewhat to the point. The board is to a certain extent handi- capped at present in its eflorte to preserve the public health: the legislature makes certain re atione. expec.ing. no doubt, that mun cipalities will co-operate and provide certain aids, such as hospitals, sewerage, etc. Be mightjustsaly that the question of sewerag was an mportant one, and he hoped e citiz us would give it careful consideration; it was to be regretted that in the past local jealousies had interfered considerably with the ex- ercise of calm judgment in discuss the matter. In his opinion the time arrived when the erection of a town hos- pital should he proceeded with. and they might reasonably expect substantial gov- ernment assistance towards the etépport of such an instimtion; Peterhoro. rock- ville, Pembroke. Mattawa and other towns received large amounts yearly team the Ontario government. which last year disbursed nearly $165.0“) in that way. ente should also be made so that the town would receive government w “.1511 v "I! on“. â€"“'â€"'"v _,,,,V , , Reeve Krur. king to his motion. said he wee ”11:83.11 0 work should he proceeded with et once. but he wee opposed to issuing debentures therefor; the money shoul in his opinion, he po- vidsd for out the yeer’e funds â€" it should not be difloult to spun $1,!!!) a $2,000 for thet purpose. He thought tint it the matter wee brought to the steel:- tion at the county council that body would grant some eesistenee. 'Coun. MB! expressed himself in L _-_eh-s 3.. e-â€" stunts md summon: nld would gau- E reduca the cast to the manner; IT RATE A Imam com nmli 13â€"1â€"63‘111. Wanna. Mod by Dap «can Bonsox. that the time not the oolloouonot the mutual“ but hou- eondod to Feb. 18:11, Mr. B. Splertobe collector thhout ~1le mum- “OILâ€"CIR“- Mwmmmcm mmtunndhddlllcmb‘ M50.“ “thawed wan ta W museummnmmwb' M u M, 9.1! [Ma-m. a?“ lama “T‘- mma by noon Run. "009“ 5’ Conn. Roam-ox. that tho Mm!!! 0‘ a” fire had nut comm be authorized wuemhonwmwmdnmw _ .. -u_c_n_A4l fiL‘b th- {Dug-move Guzman shook his but! a mum of the who]. to m soup}. at by-lun. Dan-mu Rm coupled thg Mn- __ 4.11-) 0.â€" LI.‘ -mlnt_ EYESâ€"Cum ’rlid. outlays incidentei t6 1": position. end [or 7 duti;~s performed end to be performed“ . u“ Conn. Killeby becked up his motion very strongly, endexoreeeed the opinion thet‘ retopeyers should not expocte men to go \ down into his own p wket to eid poor ‘ people. end thns snil' r e monetary loss es ‘ well es eeoriflc: his velnehle time {Jr the ‘ beneiit oi the retepeycre. ‘ D:p.-reeve Cuxnnu. seid there wee no precedent tor the (Hum edvocsted by Conn. Killeby. end in considerin the matter it would be well to eeteb ieh e rule thet might be (allowed in the insure, Toe poeition o! meyor wee sought by my citizens. end there is genersily e very keen contest for it. True. the duties parteining to the oiliae ere some- what tetlguinf end leborhns but the some might w th equal {notice he .~ id cf the councillors . The proposi- tion branched by Conn. Killeby wes rether too premature tor him (Crendei‘) to embrace et the present time. While he would like to see members of council receive some slight remnneretion tr their ices of time end money resulting tram the town. the q mention to be noted is “w our ilnences stend it et present l" Would the workin men be content to allow them tosinz ontthemeyorend preeenitzhim with 8200! He thought the pneen me eerteinly wee more gener- one in raging districts than nth. hed been. but the people were % not ‘ urnâ€"m hed s id "well imam-ma 151' nl m‘ t.‘ mam I Be wee '5 elected him for enother term. prenered. ifthinp went well dnringthe ,- _-_-s.l._ eh- hug-elm a! men-In. “(Nucleic vac-v vâ€"vl â€"â€"-v_ -7 , , $300 mentioned would not reimburse him tor the tats! outhy. Gene. 13an eeld he had eeagested retard the msttex' to the flueneiu mm- mlttee nee he did not think it should bedleenseedin the preaeneeot thepsrt; r e tohebehefltted. linerereinthe mayo position he teit sure he would (eel thet each 3 discussion under the oircumetencee wee ttle out of piece. The prapxitlon sheu‘; not heve been sprung so suddenly â€"Cmn. mushy should hue taken eome oi the councillou into hla canddeoce. Cone Toucasuu expuued hie met that Conn. Knish ind not mede enee oi e eeeonder gem-3 enechln} torth into n ‘LAA sh- â€".-nâ€" mutton-.9 myor. He hedto pey out n greet deal of money during the you in relieving worthy phone in (lieu-ea who did not with their neme- nnde public. Every morninz in the week. elmoet. when he came down etelre he found but or five old people sitting shoot his hell stove { at end eolne him eonid tnrn them ewey. lei nld to this one end that one bed cost h an int yen: in_¢_:ee_h elone ove‘r 8140. ‘He he: got wdwhrfigfiyamB-fidam do'irn townhogot pom-people com wood or '(s gut Ehey good In need of. The .‘-. _l_|un-.- film 8999er {anon-u By-lnw Na. 7:! pmvldod {at the nppoln - manta! n high school in: Ir. J. munch um luv! ex As be mad filling pity-KW. u. mun-av "â€"v n... __.--_‘, , year. to monslder the question of remun- onflon at the close of 1595 Would It. be which!) gin-m8!” ”durum :nx 10w: Ammo-s. moved by (Joan. Kmnr. m by :p-raan 03mm mum Ducm be auditor anon menu“ for 105. hWt It w W 5’ 00'"- coon" Acnmns. On motion of Mr. Dxcxsox. seconded}, Ilr. Cexrnsu. noun. 8. halo and W. C. Swift :- wtra ted “dim cf the administration natiee accounts. ...... Mr. John Kelly. Linda-y, “I ep- pointed enditor of oonn ecc mote. Mr. Lowssnnovou the attention oi the council to the very exoeeeive mice mid the euditou-he thought it out at .11 proportion to the work done In 1886 the emoum. spent on wood: end bridge- done we: Si? 000, vhiie lost yeer it we! on] about §2_m I“ matter will be thresh . out in committee. Ax uterus: mm Mr. 1). Run maiden: of the Llnduy’ bond at crude. Mara-sod the counclL uk- tlnt mauve: be ”polluted to In“ held on the %;h In». In the town council dumber of those [nuns ed In ambush!“ I choc” bond In the town 0! Lindsay. TBI ”mama counrrwm. The following draw for the mains committees for the you wen unmoved :â€" Finance and Assmmnl.-â€"Mr. Lawns- oroug‘n «human ; Mos-rs. Adun. 81;in Gun bah Dickson. Ellis. Fox. 30 0. inch Kylie. ledlur. thhcow, Mn“nnll¢ Liza node. McPhemn, Rad. " -"â€"-â€" wâ€"v vvv { Dayan. known uWJWu Finance and A sscsanwm.--m. yawn.- mug‘l. «huh-mun ; Mes-r9. Adun. B‘lley. C‘m be!) Dickson, Ellis. Fox. mu. Hove. Jacoh Kylie. Ludlur, Lithuw, McDonsld. :0 node. McPhu-oon. Rad, 32m. sum. Swing, Dr Wood. Road: and Bridges. â€" Mr. L! w. alumina; Messrs. Adam. Bale]. n- .inll thoa. Ellll. Fox. Hull. gawk. :lell Dl~kaoa. E'lla. Fox. Hall. Howie, Jacéb. K013. Kylie. Laldlaw, lawns- brougb.M onald. Maneuon, McQuade, Mnflaonw Bsad, Shaver,Swltzsr. Tnomp- ”Cow. Proprrty. â€"Mr. CnndelLohllr- mm-srsA MBAUQEC Campbell. Diem. Elllt. Fox. limb elly. lle. Llcb w. Mcdonald. Me? nor-omx o- 0! gm Education. â€" Dr. Wood, clash-mu . mum .Balln. Cnndall. Dickson. all. Howie. Kelly Luldlaw. L'th- gov, Lem h. McPhers Mo- Qaade. Mm. . Robson. have. _- w n:-__ .l....â€"-- u The that: comm: floating: were on motion "(and to the dlfl'mnt commit.- m “Shag-In! :30 gal filpth‘sm. n-“ 6 ‘. wu- iutuuwwa w w... " -._ .77 -_V Mr. Saucy. at Toronto. Wood the council In tolerance to got.“ a grant vowu'ds glut-clung the sun on. o! the county's dm‘snnt summer mores. Moved by Mr. Swrrzn, seconded by Mr. lcQtunI. blue the mam commit- too on flange: and 3mm!) In W ,-_A--_ -â€" A menu to Office. â€"- Mr. Bald. ch. mun: Messrs. Mun. Cumibell. Dmbon Ellis, Fox. Howie Kylie. \ld- hw, @161:pr ugpmgld. mouse. Rob Walnut-y’- Wu. Council mood nt 10.30 o'clock. All the when m mount. Minute. of the previous any and nnd com .vcmc A'I'IONS. From Omemee and Fannlon Fnilu Me- ohminu’ institute boards. From the Lindsay R n - Assooiution, Peon: manta-y bond of ednontion. Lindony. rI-lntive no to“ collected (tom c wildness i :r enu- \nca exnmlnntionu. P dice uni-true} {upon for 1894. . . iron: tirdoik of thé pane. tuna lnfi grmdjurv'u resentment rota-r14 In (cant: confine In the conn’t‘y‘ 5.01 -A..- I“ w Inn-nu , :- -.. â€"â€"w___-_- 5 ed to an Into can-Mention 3in polio on tho “viability of wading the by- 8' "hung to barker. 3nd podlm with s View to peovulon being and: (aiming noon..- to cover single manloipmucs In the cannyâ€"C cs 11!: us: or 300110)“. Moved by Mr. Lowxsnoaau. seconded by Mr. Snnvnx. the flu landing oom- nlmo 0:”anqu a} mt the A - -‘J-‘Lllltâ€" J ; aoon wean-ton. mm by In. 0mm. scandal by “1.303811. mum and anus- m bl WM to mqguyuqammny- w A- _A.._I_‘.A__ .3 1..-]- VICTORIA COURT? COUNCIL. Advisory-Menus. Ellis. K Lith- gow. Luminous-b. Switzer. Dr. nod. Council adjourned until 10 o'clock on Wednesday. CHM aum‘ Ef-t’figvfiaâ€"330. tr .nomltt- resentment return; no 3(- 563 £35? in )1ng TERMS; _$l.00 PER “YEAR the Label on paper and if It does not me! “Jan. ’95' you an In our debt. CONSULT Articulation. Whimxmeecondedbylr. mm the Mud m5 commi com oi money to :1 ho Ile- Ooonell'e creek bridge. on the township {gezbetwoen sod Thou-oh, opp would introduce a petition to the commis- sioner 01 public work: to:- the province of Oahu-lo paying that the Sc river. to one town d Linda . be wide between the Weill it. due and the loch. The can Medium-nod to moo; at 10 O'clock on rum. m: l thin oolnt hum- leeuente n low Chum m Violence. Won. Jen. 13. â€" A despetoh tron Faun. Come. to the Central News. says I detechment of J Apneee from K: KI Tong etteobed e lace body at Tong Hek rebels In the Ho Hon provlnoes on the night of Jan. 12. On the mat-ulna ot the 13.11 the etteok wee :enewed end a. rebels. utter deepente flsntfing, were de- feeted end dlepersed. The Tong Bell mede thtir way northward. Hundreds of then; were killed in the fight. tad may of their cattle horses and arm were qeptuedjgy the ispenese, , A -L L-_ B-I wuv “Dy-run“ v; v..- \- _’.. A Cantu! News dean-10h from El! Chung. under an. of Jun. ‘7, at.” :â€"-Gen. Nod“ Np)?“ um 34 battalion of Chla- eao. under Generals Chum, She and K0. are 19 the vlcgnlty of Yin: Kow. - annn A I.-- I.-.â€" .5“ ll vuv uuuuuuu l v A Chlnese force 0! 6.000 men hes been observed alum-lug southwest tram To Lung Se! and other forces of the enemy of 2,000 and 4000 respectively are near myo Cheng. The first and second Janenâ€" eee armies are worklng under a mutual amusement regarding o muons against New tuna; and King 'ovg. ‘ , - _- ‘V-_ 45c" vuwna uâ€"‘nâ€"n-" _-- _ A Central News desp.tch from New Chweng an s It Is not sate tor the foreign resldente o thst pleoe to leave. nor are they to paflecs safety In remaining. A force at Chinese troops recently ettem - ed to enter the elty. presumably for purpose of etteeklng the (amigo reel- dente. but the Tootel ordeud the zeta closed end roamed the «forts of the sol- dlers to get in._ __ln_the__enaglng fight 25 AA_I -_L_- Him: In: “'Vm' -- -_v saldlmm klfied. The ’Ti’ouu suba- 1ontl tried to not ”my. bathe w ‘3me by his uncle. who tin-«toned to shoobhjm.’ _ ‘_ “Au__ The Times corusnandont tn Patina” tint Gen. WM Ya Kwel. one at tho Cnlnue oommsndors at Ping Ynng. m beheaded ”loudly. Gena-All Sung all Wu Tehen have been ardent! to serve under Lin Kan Y1. the new commanda- [c vrrowmndonce oi Tm: Pun [ haunts Rosinâ€"The tat-mere are taking advancage of the excellent ale hing and are busy marketing their eurp as grain. as well an completing contracts of hauling wood to thin and adj wining towns. THIPULPIT.-Ml'. \\'.n. McKs . of Knox college, wlu again i): heard in t e Pres - eerian church next Sabbath. This gen man «unfilled very accepsahly here i )r six months at snmmer.....Rev. Mr. Tcnhen. of Lindaay. preached at the thrse service. in the Mechodist church here last 8 what. Tne abundance was unusually lar . but that of the evening service ex all others. Mr. Toseen was heard for the am time by man; here, but by his elo- quent aermcna an happy addreu he at once became a general tavorlne and here- aicer will always meet. a warm reception trcvn his man! admirers-lg this [coalinyzn “0'“ an un- wâ€"--._ -_ -_,_ VILLAGI Couucn. -‘i‘he new oonidl qnnlided on Mondey. but did no but-ine- tnet yes not ebsolnteiy neoeesery. R an McPherson, on yet. he: not been celled np-nnto amide It the meal-tut“ court. Goon 308110888. â€"Lunb'e tanner: In using on immenee qnentity of ten but u is evidenced by the e mount "I: he! reoen been healed a byhrm no "stone the they on only Inske one (up n e . E u’un‘rummn -â€"The enterteinment in connection with the ennivereery of the Methodist Sebbeth eohcol wee oele in the chnnoh loot 'donday evening. On “33%;? B 3" "3.!" "“ “Wu“ on e r r. on: an, e neendont at the eo‘hool, end epvery Inge TONG cnow F00 Boxnmnn. London. Jen. m.~â€"A deepshoh no the Calm-:1 News tron: HM Cheug. undc dste of Jan. 77, midnight, aye Gen. Ket- em reports as follow: :-1‘he enemy previously upon-ted es edvenolng nun Lluo Yen: end mother body of m tron New Chweng, want: 12.000 men with 100 hennere. thie torenocn up- within two kilometres of our nee of detenc‘. We kept under cova- hggg they would come neerer. Attwo 0' this etteruoon we opened are upon them with tour buttullone of inhntry. one betteiiou of nrtiliery end 12 At 3 o'clock we cherged and route the enemy's right wing. ceptnring five cen- none. The whole tome retreeted. Per-tot them went to New Chweng. but most at them went northwnrd. We pursued them until sunset. Our casualties were 41 killed or wounded. We ere now exsmining the loss of the enemy. Gen. Nodzu has arrived et Hal Cheng._ _ _ ,7, -L__ n Iv um Univ-ah. “Ts: Elana-3| Few: lest-no {Rpm Choc Foo s roe a mess was s curgiq mops have sfienood the form at on Chow Foo. More thnn 25,000 Cameo. hue been Inndod st Yun Cnlng. neutho rm. tax-tress of We! BM Wel, gnd 50 gzpsuegeAtmnspom no of? the coat .1: tn-ohlet w v.3“, qu’m'EézToai'.ua'.ad â€" but on start w“ n and the “alone. w» hops In the but at ”fats. The closing mush. "Gum'- cutout.” vs; the crowning 2:330. gingham being {#1 par- ! m m a: god gunmen whn was well undo up a: THE GRIND-JAPAN WAR. (Balanceurtwck) UMEMEK