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-V 1890 there were 10,928 cases tried. before the Montreal recorder, and the revenue of the court was 828,797. V Int... ...'.;..Ln.L...___;. _n _ 1.--`. ___._.._. n_-..-___ `tj;"4;:'i ?l"innipeg`on Sndayf `the the1'1nomeber 4 ` 32be1ow zero, and at; Qu Appelle 9 42 below. ' ' '-T `D `- _1 "4JtI;.' G. Thomas, the organ manufac- -turer of Woodstock, died suddenly on Wed- ` nhhrlnv ` ' = ' 4 v--rv- no any vvvan vu vs-aouvu Ill-UUIIBM Hon. H. L. Macdcmald, Codlmiaaioner of Public Works for P. E. Island, lsdead. . A White Cap outrage win at _Morton,. a village not far frbm Kingston. Five carloads of apples wave sh.iPPd `Wm ((1)awn`Souud to the Liverpool market on Fri- } - l Thomas Birkett, Mayor of Ottawa, fins received notice of the protest of his eloc- - --v--- ` Archbishop Tache is very ill, and it is re- ported the doctors do not expect him to re- vl - . 5.. . u-cj Mani. fem: aT'pno\; n cial press association. `-' " ' ` ` I Amabel Robillard has ju`st' a{a it gm-` prior, Ontg need 106 years. A fatal explosion occurred at the powder Works gt;Be1ce1l _Que.-, on Friday. _ _ The Government. Printing gBurea.u_ at Ot- tawa is at work on e\-action ' 11-- 7]"? Int,` --u- how` `u-v- uq_-v `-- ---v --vv- The` body or -1'2X.Cru-Wi1aon, a South \un~\CnInn Cannons `inns: fnsan I-Ian` AI-luau Ann -__ __. . .._..._.a `.._-v-- --.-.- J v--. V1-\I;`.` German, `of Wgllaud, has uann nnunn luv lni Tjkonnla I-.x Annnnn hu- IUIIQ IJTUIIIUIIO ' ' ' =Britioh"0o`luu;biu-- A. 9.1 sgeaon, 4 9 ~ li'o > chief -bgoonrnl1;ill -31: an on Wdneudgy, Feb.= l:l_a, to re- ?oeive_ inmngciopq. "Facts for Truth-Lovers. f Some time ago we received a pamphlet entltled Facts for Truth-Lovers, with notes on various English Social Purity Societies, and correspondence between Miss Frances E. Willard, president of the Womeii s Christian Tempei-ance,Union and Mrs. E. H. Bradley, of England, thel mother of the White Shield Movement. The first part of the pamphlet is taken up by a description of various Social Purity Societies, their objects and scope with a history of the writer s relation to them. The mlial part of the pamhlet is taken up in tracing a diiculty which has arisen be- tween` her and the W.C.VT.U., and its President, Miss Willard, about a manual prepared by Miss Kate Bushnell, one of Miss Willard s lieutenants in which ;.most objectionable language is used and the strangest methods recommended to advance the cause of social purity. To the circulation of this Manual, with the title and device of the White Shield, Mrs. Bradley strongly objected, and demanded its suppression or the removal of the title which Mrs. Bradley claimed as her pro- perty. She interviewed Miss Willard and: corresponded with her with refer- ence to this matter, thewhole of which is set forth in the pamphlet. Although Mrs. Bradley went to Chicago "from Eng- land on Miss Willsrd s invitation, she was soon shown` the coldshoulder ob- stacles weie thrown in the way of her work. and it was announced in the Union I Signal, the organ of the.W. C. T. U ,I that Mrs. Bradley was out of the ranks, and by hint and inuendo the idea was sought to be conveyed that there was some potent, but indescribable reason for ex-| excluding the English woman from the sacred circle of W. C. T. U. workers. It is this sad story which Mrs. Bradley tells in her pamphlet, and so `far as Miss Willard and others have spoken, the only cause of this boycott is that Mrs. Brad- ley, by some unexplained alleged incom- patibility, cannot work in harmony with- Miss Willard and her fellow oicers. Whatever personal characteristics Mrs.| Bradley may possess which render it difficult to work with her Chicago sistersl of the W. 0. T. U. we shall not pre-' tend to determine. Mrs. Bradley's pamphlet must be read in orderthat her, story mav be understood. One thing, however, is pretty clear, Mrs. Bradley is frank. evidently sincere, earnest and out-spoken, and this, although lawful, may not always be expedient in dealing either with church or society matters if it be the desire to remain in smooth water.` 11!: In . - I `I - I ' A The order in council appointing the` census chief oioeifs has not yet been par 1 sad. but it is understood the following gentlemen have been recommended for the ~poaition:. ~ ~*l\..o...:z.-._.-'DnGA.- g"'nI\`IAi\l\I| nkndknni: o Ull III} IIU IIGIIIUIIC Quebec`-Evet-eat `Leblanc, Montreal; W. E. Jones, Richmond ; `J. M. Desilets, Three River; J. Chan-leboia. Q"`ebec`. * . "New Brunewick-Edwar__i Beer, Sussex.` Novs'Seotia.- J. Parsons, Halifax. - Prince VEdwa'rd~`hland-R. Hunt, Sum- Ammidg.` e T L, % e- Menitobx--J.~J. -Donaldson, `-Winnipeg. Northwest Terrvitorieu-`-fE. I; ,rl3.Aiehju-c l. `:_I6n. ~Gr`e'nfoll. .-n_:.:_n..'n`.-1._...1_:`. . . A- n`_.___A__ Evidently Mrs. Bradley has been badly used by a certain number of the mag- nate: in the Chicago circle of the W. C. TJU. and the aid of a widely circulated paper has been used to discredit and in- jure an English ox-worker. True it is, and pity `tie, `tie true. IJIIUII-Illllr :_0ntario-Rufus Stephenaon, Chatham- ; Philip McRse, _B1-eohin, North Ontario; Andrew B1foder,'Dund`u` county, and one yeto bonamed. - . L T " l\.1nknn':-`Hanna-Q 'T.n,\1nnn Man}-an` o ifigk White says, in describing his own character which he claimed to be ubutting-. ed with hypocrisy :-~ "I show no respect where I never can feel it, And as for contempt take nopains to con- ceal it, . And so in the suite. by these laudable ends I've a great many foe: and a very few friends. The Ohio! Census Onion;-a. icy to sell only reliable goods, legitimate cash business. Wefwill continue our old and at prices consistent wit y 'We` have made larglontracts for Spring Goods, and ladies may rely upon 1- ing goods Well up to the mark in point of style, quali . and value. Our Milliner Dress-Making Departments will be under skilful a ' superior management.` - Assurin ou of our bestelorts to supply your wants for Dry Good " illinery and Mantles in the best possible man- _ner, and liciting a continuance of your esteemed condence and ort, comfort and convenience, and (V ` "upied by ire to thank _ in generalgfor past. In one premises, which is ~._j.~J will add to your the general appearance a EFORE moving to omnew premises (now ' Mr. McKim, .Crompton s old stand), we our many friends and -ncustomers and the pu' the very liberal patronage extended to us week more we hope to be settled in now undergoing certain alterations` of the store. I remain yours faithfully, (e/Popular Cash Store. GEC A Card of Thanks,%@%VJ% -in well water. &o.i I Inlili IAII-I'.lI.UV.lI|IJ .l."LI$lD HUI` A.I.J.l- 1 Township of Innial. 8.1!}. i Lot 9. Con. 12 50 acres. all cleared; soil, light loam; orchard. Good house barn. stable, out-build - lggildlngu 31111 nlearly nova no o cored. so `ft. N, . Lot 9, Con.) t 10, con. 12, 50 good 0 loam. N. of N. `torch cleared. oil good clay loam, good -.llhnd hnmna- lmrn- onnhnildinag wall Fwsssr. to. All or an Intel. Bu onnruu`. nun goon uni. loam. goon 7 h , ha t-b ild 1] M W" :::.~.:. $2., .:.m:.. `Willie ` Id, with or wthut crop. and lmme-' dis possession _Ap smnosnsnxxo ssrepgsxmwaskp. . on the premises. or bo given. Terms may. I 0 L 21-at unwxenu per pent. . .. Geeaeuerl hunk: nnr nah-, , _. , `BREE IMPROVED mums FOR SALE- - Township Innisl. 12 Knnnnn "ll nlnnuvuio nnfl Hal-at Innnnu nun.` um.` uuua.-.1 - g-V-a v v-v Beef. hindquartere, per-cwt....... Beet. forequertere, per cwt.. .. .. . Dressed Hogspex-cwt............. Mutton. carcass, per owt......... SoringLamb,perpound........ ... Veal per Chickens perpa.ir................. lbs: o - a u - a n A o o u c o nuuuunul Turkeysper lb ................ ..... Bntter,roll,per Lardner ..........`o-...-..u: Eggs per dozen........... Pota.toesperba.g................... Paranipe per bushel.. ...... Hey per ton (new). . . .......... . ... Straw perton....... Tallow, Farmer's Cake. per lb... Wool. washed, per Flour, Baker's. per owt.... Flour. Family,percwt Flour. Pastry. per T Oatmeal per cwt.......... Cornmeel perowt................. uneeaa.par1n........... 'l`urkeysperIb......... Chickens per (Inna: nnr lh___.-- , -- \ The Price: Ruling in the Barrie and 'ro- } ronto Markets During the Week. 1 Bannnr. Feb. 1. 1391. Wheat, old .~..-.. :7. Wheat, new. . . . . Bar! ..... .. Dunne? . . . . . _ _ . . _ .. RIDES. Cow or Steer. Farmer-'3, per owt.. Cow or steer, Trimmed. per owt. . Sheepskins .. Nn- I Venl Skim; new In . . _ . . _ . . _ _ . . BnDUpBK.llII5Ul0u.... u a . . .o`uocno-an No.lVea.lS per 1b. .... Lamb Skins Has brought its usual attendance` of coughs and colds. These are most easlly cured by the timely use of a reliable cough zedicine of which l(idd s cough Syrup is one of the very best. ,,_,o _,._- yfltzes our Cod `Liver Oil cream, which is perfect lemulsion of the nest Norway Cod Liver Oil, acceptable to ) themost delicate, and easily digested. _ `V Cold Weather brings also chapped hands, sore lips, roughness of the skin, for all of which Jersey Balm is a perfect cure. It is a delightful toilet article for either lady or gentleman. nun... pug - iwheat, fall, per bushel:...........: 1 Wheat. spring. per bushel ..... . .. Rm-lav net hnnhnl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. The Cold Snap D. H. Ma,cLa,reI1. 'l'oronto_ l'a.nnan' Market. Tonon-ro. Feb. 3. l89l. nus . n _nnn For a heavy cold. settled 011 the lungs, nothing sur- BARBIE GRAIN ,MARKE'l`. GENERAL PRODUCE. ran: nmnxm-s.` GHEMISTT and nnucclsr. 1 4 60`. C an GEO. REEDY. 9`? @ 1 00 5:: 09 Q 83.` .m one! 0 ...l 00 H :10 50 44 R-1 All Diseases curable by Electricity can [be treated at home by the Dorenwendlappliances. l he Dorenwend is the only legitimate Electric Belt made, which fulls the requirements of Electra-medical science. It is a com Dlete llodv Buttery. it has an indepencent Battery which generates a mild continuous current of Elec- tricity. (wiuhout shocks) and can be regulated to suit the strongest man or the weakest child. It-is a Current of Quantity, not merely a sensation currenr._ and the quantity current is the greatest curative. It is a successful treat- ment for Indigestion. Rheumatism, Neuralgts, Sciatica. Lumbnzo, Liver and Kidney Troubles, leak Back, Spinal Illsease, Heart Trouble, Nervous Debll-ty, Paralysis, Vertigo, Female Complaints, Impotence, sexual Decline, and all d eeases of the Nervous and Muscular Systems. Rnnnnmhnr that H-an ns-nnunan nan In H... 3, U IUIIIE. Remember that the Dorenwend Ben is the V61 latest invention in this line. it was invent- ed y a competent electrician. and ranks as the best in the world. we defy any one to bring proof to the contrary . | D0 nnt. alum: this: half: with [BA I-nnnhnu nnmhi- |)l'00l l.0 1118 CODETEPY D_o not, class this belt with the humbnz combi- nation: of leather and metal. wizh which the country is being ooded. It you wish to ex- neriment with v heap useless articles. buy them. butit you want to procure a enuine electric belt; and one that will he 0 benet, get In Dorenwend Bejt. Hon!` lining: and nvnnnn PAID nlnnirnfn nan`: UOIUDWBDQ 1'58 5. Send name and address for Illustrated Book on Home Electro medical treatment, and men- tion this planet. The Dorenwend Electric Belt and and Attachment ()0. c. H. u- RENWENI), meotrioan. 103 Yonge z-lt., Toronto. Con. The Dorenwend Belt in the only one that .v'vlll md ex ert examination. Others keen olur 1 w e we solicit iv. . SELF APPLIGATIUN OF ELEU PRIGITY FOR MEDICAI: PURPOSES BY THE DOBENWEND ELECTRIC BELT AND ATTACHMENTS. `. K` . _`I -3.. //I, 5 / / ! \. `:\`\\ K`-u `I /'1`. '.>. L1 / ` I \ `~ A N`\\ v$>."~I E ` T I{E WORLD S BEST. '.I [I6 UDIVHWOBQ D015 II on! and expert Ht, while we solicit jj .-`uuI`iIIj ' `nu - For 1391 will be mailed FRE E to all applicants, and to last season : customers. It is better than ever. Every person using Garden, Flower or Field Suds, should send for it. Address X I. F3329 D 33 .`ao`;`q ln..- QQO1 ._.2n 1.. __:v-_I EDEE I E C A U 8 I T H I V A RI I I I1 jjf I I D. M. Fmuw & Co's Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced wuvuzsuu. _uN I. Largest Seedsrnen m the world Inuulu auuu AUI In IIIJUILDB D. M. FERRY 6. CO. WINDSOR. ONT. ' arnnco QAAJQI-nan in tho cut-uv`J The __ -_.. .. gnu av! vuvv UVIIVUIIUIUUQ The Libernjs are making 9. strong effort to induce B. B. Osler,` Q.G., to contest Centre Toronto. Ho hesitatoe owing to the fact ` that the elections ere so near at hand. but ; pertyiein hopes of persuading hlmfo 3 H pt the nomimstion. believing he is thef Mil! man` who can defeat G..R. R.,Cok- Toronto Notes. . _ TORONTO, Feb. 3.-The Conservatives have decided to open the campaign by a mass meeting in the Auditorium on Friday night, at which Sir John Maudonald is to be present. A telegram was read from him that he and two or more of his colleagues would be present, probably Sir John Thomp- son and Hon. Mr. Foster. Sir Johnwill probably do the old man act and work up the enthusiasm, and allow his colleagues to argue the case, the Minister of Justice from the diplomatic standpoint, and the Minister of Finance from the trade point of view. Aid Ijnamgn u.n..-.. I... `D.:.-....._ , OTTAWA, Feb. 3.-Said Hon. Mr. Foster to your correspondent: Nothing more can be said nbout the offer i rom Washington than has appeared, but full particulars will be given later. In New Brunswick the Gov- ernment stands to come back strong- or than at present. A strong fight will be made in St. John, with ngood prospect of carrying the three seats. Restigouche, Gloucester, Northuniberland, Kent, Wostnnorelnnd, Albert, King s, will, I think, present an unbroken front. Victoria will return the Minister of Inland Revenue withoutadoubt. Carleton stands fuirly to win. York will prohanly go by acclama- tion. Sunhury will stand by Mr. Wllinott and in Queen's and Charlotte I believe the old standard bearers will give a good account of themselves. New Brunswick wants no policy hatched out in a foreign country to destroy the independent state of Canada, to discriminate against British trade and raise a Chinese wall about our borders for the sole benet of one country, and that not our own. She will stand by the policy of wise protection to home indus- tries and reasonable reciprocity with any country that desires it. The Libernl~Con servatives are consistent in this policy and will reumiu so. The interests of Canada will with them be first. K ,._._'II_',_ _.A., _' I nun vv Anna vuunu vv :4: uvn The Government is willing to widen the area. and volume of foreign commerce` with the United States and other countries so far as that can be done consistently with the honor, the interests and the future of Canada. It the Government is returned to power it will at once be prepared to send representatives` towashington to treat for fullest possible reciprocity obtainable and consistent with 0a.unda s best interests. -_ - -...--...... ......... way u uuu yuunu UL VIVW. Ald. Lindsey wants the Reform nomlna-1 tion in West Toronto. 1-1,, h u I . yuvv \uu|IaU| VHUIVU) UUIIVCIIIJODE. _ John small may just; be the Co11se1'vo.tivo nominee in East Toronto it trouble threatens from a rush of candidates. William Bell says he ll run sure. ' VIVI... ..............-a A1.) n___u --- ~ r\~Jul-JV on nuu nulv The names of Ald., Graham of St. Ward and Ald. Dr. Orr. presideutx likely to come up with that of C01. in the; West Toronto convention. "mu- 1 ..`I~.......I.. ...... ...-I-:--- - - vuvu nu vv vol: &\II UuUUo Johu Beverley Robinson's name will oer-` tdnly come before one or more of the To ronto (Conservative) conventions. ` ` Jnhn Rnvxll nun -1..-; L- LL- nu -- -.- uyvvuquu nu u I\.vv uuJuo Hon. Mr. Ulmpleau leaves to-night for Montreal. He has been entrusted with the division cxtmxdiug from 'l`hree_ Rivers to Pontiac, Quebec. Ho will umko his head- quamtcrs an Moutrea-I. NH... ....4..... .,b' 'l`I.._ A \KII .1 _I (V _..,.l-. ............A -1`.-. u... u u-v .-.u..u- vvvio The extra of The Ufllciatl Gtizelte aunouuo ing the dismvlution will be issued to-morrow, 4th inst. It will be the same form used since Coul ederation. It will announce that I`m'lio.uueut liiis been dissolved, that it stands ndjourueu till April 25, and that in the meantime the Senators and members are U-lSCl1&l'g0d from their attendance. `[Jn...\.... I)..l.!lI.....l .- `hf I) ...:II _....l....L.1-.- 2. Reconsideration at the treaty of 1888. with respect to the Atlantic tisherics with the aim of securing the free admission into United States markets of Canadian sbry products in return for facilities to be granted to United States tisberunen to buy bait and ; supplies and to tranship cargoes in Canada: '* all such privileges to be mutual. - Q D....onnH.\.. Al .........I.......l .....A .-.51.-.. ak- won .as.. `too yo--.r vv vv -c-wv---vq 3. Protection of mackerel Va`.nd other sh- eries on the Atlantic Ocean audin inland waters, also _ - ' 4. Relaxation of seaboard coasting laws of the two countries. It I\I . I .- 1 4.: -- --av v"\v uwunu. ow-av 5. Relaxation of tho coasting laws of the two countries on the inland waters dividing Canada from the United States. --..--.....- -. V.-. v... -..-vva -v~.-.v--u 6. Mutual salvage and saving of wroclted vessels. 7. Arrangexnv-uts for settling boundaries} between Canada and Alaska. The treaty would of cuulnso be lid I'et el`eudum. Movement.-s of the Minister-All to Start for me llutuellald at Once. * UTTA\VA, Fvb. 3.--Hon. Mr. Colby sailed on the 315: inst. for Canada and is expected ` in Otuuvu in a few days. 11...- \I.. :I|......I...... I .... .... 4... ...'._1.s 0.... unuvuwu bum nu vnou vuuna unvvvunuunuuu. Houoro Rubillard, ex-M.P., will probably be a Cuusorvtmve cazxtiidateiu Ottawa. The Cabinet met at Ottawa yesterday. lion. Mr. Foster will open the campaign on Monday at Sussex. N.B. u:.. 1..|... \:....,:.\....|.a ;.`+:........... 4~|...+ 1.... ..'.:n .... ......... .- -.a...4-avodyq lion. Mr. Dewduey says the prospects are that buo Consul-vutlve party will have a. uleuu sweap in the Northwest and Manitoba. lie leaves for Regina at the end of the week. vu Qcnvpaynlal we -4..-....v-.. -----. Sir John Macdouald inbimabes that he will be a candidate in Kingston only. Hon. John Costigau will leave for New Brunswick Tuesday. Linn RI" 1\......l...... ......_ LL- .....-.-....`.._L,. .._.. --ruvv-no, suv u-vncu noun win-dvvv-II 1. Renewal of the Reciprocity 'l`raut.y of '18-54 with the modications required by the altered circumstances of both countries and with the extension deemed b'y the commis- sion to be in the interests of _ Canada and the i United States. . . u . , - . .\.'\.\ I What Hon. Mr. Faster Has to Say Ile- npecting New Brunswick. A \ (`unlit In cu Sir John to {Speak in Toronto F1-Ida)"--.Clmw loan to Take Charge 0! tluiuontt-out I)Istrlot-F'oater and Ceutlgmi on for New Brunswick--l)owdae'y will Lean .:ou~ Regina um Wooit. ` " OTTAWA. Feb. 3.--Tue reason` `for the Governmem. s appeal to the eountr_v in con- ' tamed in the folowing letter from Lord ` Stanley. the Governor-(}anerui. to Uh`! Seou- tary of Star for the Colonies. _ `Gov:-zauumw House, Oruws, A Dec. 13, 1890. Mv Loun.--I have the honor to send to Your Imrdsbip to-day e telegraph` message in cipher, of which the following is: the substance. With reference to my tele- gram or the 10m inst. this Government is desirous to propose a joint commission each` as that of 1871 with authority to deal with- out limitation and to prepare a treaty re- specting the following subjects: 1 D nnnn In` A flan DnlI"\IInnl`1! Vnnnnlvo A ALL ma comamcm Ml`Nl.S.'FER 8;.ABAE ON THE MOVE. 67:f&*Tri`i?"f'1TE`C AMPA1GN. L Enbruary `Q91 THE FINANCE M;NTlSTER. FROM OTTTWA. ....... .. .4. uucyuvui r, president of the St. that AC T`--` 7`-v > ` . Stephen : AI7 lm- GA. `The annual meeting,olftbe Grand Camp of the sons of Scotland -began in Occident Hall yesterday morning. V The reports at the grand secretary, grand treasurer and grand medical examiner yvere'- Ipresented, all show- ing the society to be in a `ourishing condi- tion. The nancial condition of the society was so good that it was decided to increase the insurance from $500 to 81000. The eleyc-' tion or oicers resulted: Graudvohief. J. M. Wingeld,`To`ronto. re-elected; `gr'and_chiet- V tain. J. 'McNab, Barrie; grand secretary, W. \ Banks, 5River-street,*'l`oronto:, gxiand trensi _ 1 urer. A.'Hay., Toronto. re-elected by nccla- - mutton; grand chaplain. -D..MacKay,AOwen Sound; grand .uiauh`ai, Beli,);OLt-zwa; i stand .xnedioaiexan1in,ol'f. Dr:.'5R9a`s,,,;. Bari: ,1'r.`.`.L:.....A - ml- _- -|-.A2-a 1.4 - ._i-_.-L.i...`. ,........ ....,........ .............,.. .... -...... _..... - rie. re-elected by acolamutioh. ~V1iv,I1ai nrgneudmeuts to` tho` cdnstliiuston "verb (lisp . ouued.` uftet; _ which-_.hO Jchty _u&l_jou1-mdv Luntilto-day. * =` , _ , |'uet, N. Y. uuuvo no _v van: :1 Va tag The adoption of :he Nova. Scotia system of prohibiting drinking at bars, by which the treat- ing system in its present form may be abolished. "Vh.. .-{ulna nxnnuxn In lsn 1n|:.Lnf1\~In In n -u\IN....- inn 9; -vuvuu any us; run vuwuv Ivoa-an out-J lav suvvnawaavuu The giving power to the electors in a polling sub-division, by a. majority petition, toprevent "the issue of licenses to take eect in such pglling sub-division.` ulvvg DU Inc In: uvvuuv vuvnn VIII!--wnlv lJ\l.l\lI vuunvuu Mr. Mowets assured the deputation that the ` Government would always legislate as much as possible in favor of temperance. but they ` must remember thet all the members of the House` were not tempeuxceb nun; The pro- posed amendmenteould receive the serious consideration of the"Gevemment. Dr. McLaren thanked the Government to} the present: legislaniou on behalf of temper- ance and then enumerated the desired amend- menus: `The no -using and inspecting of all hotels and eating houses, whetherllquor is sold therein or not. so as to secuve their etciont supervision. \l-. \.I...-...4. .............l L-I...A....ur..b.... plant Ll... V--,-a 1 In 1`he report of Principal E. B. Shnttleworth showed that the attendance of students at college tor both junior and senior courses was lorger than ever before, the numbers being respectively 9:: and 76. The fees for the junior course amounted to $3597. and for the senior to $4476, making, with the matri- culation fee. a total of $5533 for the entire term, The results of the junior examination in December were satisfactory, but the result of the supplementary examination in Janu- ary was not so satisfactory, owing to the occurrence of the Christmas holidays. He therefore recommended the abandonment of the latter. A deputation from the Dominion Alliance waited` on theTOnt'.:u'xo Government yestsr day afternoon and asked for some import- ant amendments-to the Liquor Laws. -s .-o u 1-. .- The f>rohibition_ of the sale of llquotto persons under 21 years of age. ml... n4'An\O`.-urn AI bl-us KTA-n Gnntln .-...I-..... AI V '..'lqual Rlghuzrs Active. 0'.l`T.~\WA, Feb. 3.--A prominent member of the Equal Rights _As'.~suciut-ion sai-.l to-day: We shall ert.uiuly run a man at the com- ing election iuOLtawu. A meeting of the executive will be called in a few days to selecta candidate. We shall work to win this tiuw. ' . .. . `I 1.... up 1\A .1 Uwcvvno _vv..- The report of the registrar-treasllrer since Aug. 1, 159.), was presented by Mr. Lewis. The number of applications of apprentices for registration has been 101. The receipts were $14,913 and the expenditure $6080. .The balance in the Bank of Commerce has in- creased in the six months from $4278 to 88883. The assets of the college amount to $42,125, including the college building. $1716; furniture, etc., $4675; lot, _$500U. The liabili- ties amount to $15,751, leaving a. balance of $26,374. Inn... .._.......A. -5 I)...3....3-...I Y.` I) QL._LAI-_.-_.A.I- In \"I hmlpVeg'.V A T 7 Wz::xxI'I~:G, Feb.-3.---{o. great excitement `isnppure..nchere over dissolution, it" having been anticipated by private despatcb. T It is not known yet whutsherscnrbh will run or not - Watson is in the field for Selkirk. with Boyd of Uurherry as apqssib.eoppone11t, and Daly for Brandon will not be elected without opposition. IuI'rovencl1er there is uutus yet. any opposntion to Luriviere, nor g in Lisgur to Rms. but both wiil probably ] develop in the early days of the campaign. T South Huron lhforliusm, BRUCI-:1`us:Ln, Feb. 3.--At a meeting of the Rexornuers or south Huron to-day a re- solution was imssed expressing the meetings utter detestulon and t`nlldel'l'lI1Llt~i()tl of such a base atteunpt to steal a snap verdict frum_ the people," mu! heart-ily endorsing the pulivy of unm-striated rvciprocitsy. ' Tr -Inna .I._\nLIn.-I in L.-Id n I.n..so.u.h`.-... ..a. Drnggietu tn Counuil--'Amen(llng the ' License Law. TORUNTO. Feb. 4.-'1`he semi~a.mma1 meet- ing of the council of the Ontario College -of Pharmacy was held in the college yesterday afternoon. r\'&l'-J vs \III|\'|JVI l\.\\\-A O \ \-"-14- I-n-uni. o . It was decided to hzrid a couventlou at Brucetleld Feb. 11 to select a candidate. yuan vouoavc It is hinted that Mr. D Alt:on McCarthy may be a. candidate in Carleton. ` uu-wuoqs-uvvouvu ' From various pm'ts_of New Brunswick re- ports come that` politic-ia`ns_ tire already on the move. In this city J. N. Ellis will again offer, but it is not decided who will ofer with C. W. Weldon _in the county. _I_uV King : i county Foster. will be Opposed by Domviile. while in Albert. Dr. Weldon will meet with detemuned opposit,-ion. It is expected every county in the province-will be contested. `IL. D..l.. 1lr`..:a... ..o rm... 1u....a.......l I1......aL.. I- Vvavuyv H II; I-HI vvuvuuvv ll of The Montreal Gazette is in town and goes out -to Cardwell to-d'ay `to. prepare for. the Conservative convention which will "meet in a few days. W.` B. Wil- loughby, ayoung 'l`,orunto lawyer,-who hails from that county, went up there last night. He will contest the convention with .'\'h'..' White. and the indications are that the` meeting will be one otthelivelicst ot the election. V " ' pu"tnor"np ar- ticles totbtdg hgoiig into po1itics..h|iough Mr. Mocnrtby. hh_ gnrtauer. "is not Inbound.` Mr. 0al'er`i's u` tint-lass candidate If -hocan be` induced` to` 'co.uo~0uc. 2 ";I:b:'l:I;:li(ax Liberals hold their dbnventlbn next Tuesday evening to nominate candl- dates. `Hon. A. G.`JAouos will ottertor re-T election. A E. A. Mncdnnald is running in East York. and running hard. He has issued `his ad- dresito the 'elucto)'s and `with his nomiua tiuu I1-um the regularly organized convention) ` heisreudy to` do bums for his mustrious 3 namesake. ` ` ' Mallettb, c6n1trb6t' ntorftbo Lauzevln block, Ottawa. will `oppose _Hugh_ _;gIq)4i,llaI_I. .M.P. (ConL).1n Vau'd1`vil. _ . \A,'n...~I.u. I.-.1... Y :.-|...._....._ ....1n 1n_-I_L 1.-. 4.|._ van: 1 \\J\llIq]` gm 7 Inll Vu. W_'a.rden Jolm Dickensou will likolyhe. tho Re!oru'i" can: |, id ate "tor- _t:h'e. Dominion" -House in South Went. worth` against Major" Cq:"pen- ter. M.P. . . OIIL; IV I); ,, '1! ` ElIoo__.|. 9 'tlIb' (Jui_lt|`palag'ua .l . John White, ox-M4 . for E7196 Haauings. will probably run _lu his old constituency. ' llllth nltnnf Dnln.-.-...-4 null` wusnn Oagn-u ~~ vvu `nu vw-vs; a wig nu uuu uuu. vyunulvucuvg . South Bram; Rot ormursV will meet to-day to fix upon a. date for A convention. II.......'. 11...... -1 'l\....__n_- LL- I\_.,_n__:-_ ".'A.'1"e'::}af1'.:$'icI`E3;;5l1-nabrgo, " guns; are mentioned as the Huniltoa -(0omrarva_t.ivo) . I-..-up vv no wyvu Cl "DIG `VI 9 IJVIIVVIIVIUQI. j Henry Mmna of Drumbo,.the Ddminion ; arbitrator. umy~ruu~.in the Consul-utive in- terest in South Oxford ` ` 7 i - . v - AI.\--..-;,I-__ \r_,vr,; `_- 1 re,-L,- , nu`.-.,|_'-4.. -__ Toh6rQ?6'o%m`5s7 I-LIV lJU\lJ V5 Avtlvvau vvulirunl, CI uvuuu Dumtries farmer, `was found the other day in the cistern in his own house, and it was supposed that _he had committed suicide. Circumstances attending the case, however, have caused suspicion, and the coroner's : -jury ordered that the viscera be sent to To- ;rontotora.na.lyeis..- , - _ G. H; C_ro_x`de1n' Powell, the `English publicist, who is at present in._Ottnwa. refer- ring to the cattle says" out ; of the .40 millionipeo 1e Britkh.:Iglee__'-there are my trs:etm;meets9pply.' anyone L who in,ten!_eres.`to.. prevent the supply from Conadew,i1l.hI.Wf9& M oupreekonigtomnko .. nuupo. Iuarru, I4. . vvuu appuurcu un V 9 '1'hursd_aymor'ni_ng~in the Montreal Police ; Court, was called a. liar by a_ prieoner whom \ he was prosecuting. He appealed to the a court, andon the judge telling him he had no power to protect counsel. Mr. St. Pierre said he would then` have to protect himself, and struck the prisoner in the face. n-n__I |_-.I.. -1 n-I....;."nr.-1.'.-.. .. n--_u. 1- their" id t. d with; i -A deputation .0! Montreal cattle shippers went to Three Rivers on Wednesday to in- vestigate the facilities afforded by that place. An oifer wasymade by the cattle men, which will likely lead to an agreement depriving Montreal of a. good deal of her business. A Montreal despatch says a young man wasrobbed of $40,000 worth of real estate deedsand $40,in cash at 9. house of ill fame in that city by two girls, who decamped for Chicago, `where they have been The police refuse to give names at present. A Canadian shareholder has taken an ac- tion against the Excelsior Copper Company, whose headquarters are in London, Eng., with mines atTempleton, Que., for $50,000, .on the grounds that the mines were badly -mena.ged,a.nd put into liquidation without the donsent of the Canadian shareholders. _ ,Mr..St. Pierre, Q; 0., who appeared, on mkuvinlilnili `LA lddng _ -_a..---.. -. .._v -v.-- Mr. John Gibson, a-;`-;;i:1e`r;;`<>?(;1:il1ia since H1840,` is dead. He was prominent in the Orange ogder and wasjgighly esteemed. gonna!-nnn Inning has An:-nn] I7 `.4-o'4nJ `Lat "VS-V-h'i'le felling trees on the farm of Richard ~Gale near Centreville, Waterloo county, a. young man named Bonuick, in endeavoring to release a tree, which had lodged, was by a su V61`, which lacerated his abdo- , men earfu1ly,vcausing death. All-I u I I LIJIGLIL \JUl LIICUI-I UL I I l`J>llIIl-IE! CB3 been chosen by the Liberals to oppose Dr. Ferguson in the Dominion election. 11.. 1'-I._ ruL_-.. _ ..__:.IA,, _1sr\,,:n_-_ ,9 _, V (Sue-bee wants the cattle trade, and is mak- ing big offers of facilities to outbid Three Rivers attempt to get the business from Montreal. ` . T Archibald McCla.y and wife, of West Som- erset. Niagara. county, celebrated their six- tieth wedding anniversary last week. Mr. McC1ay will be eighty-seven years old Feb- ruary 2, and his wife is seveuty-eight years of age. V vu. way. Mr. Dan Campbell, of Adelaide, while driving dovm a hill on his way to Strathroy with 9. load of wood, fell with. the wood be- tween the horses, A wheel passed over his arm and leg, breaking both. He will re- COVOI`. A ' c .0 n.| 1- on vvvvou At the annual meeting of the Imperial Federation League of Cu.na.c1n., held on Fri- day at Toronto, Sir Leonard Tilley was elect- ed president. Addresses were delivered by gr. D A1ton McCa.rtl1y tuid Rev. Principal rant. ~ -----vvvw vvI~\a`rIv\J'IvVI The e'sta:1;lishment; of a beet-sugar factory is engaging the attention of Northumberland and Poverborough farmers. IlV1......___,_ 1`l'r__.I_--1_ _n 1173-- __1.,__- i--- I__-__ v-urn -av. `Juana gun oonva IJI ` '.-"Eh-camas Woodcock, of Winglmm, has been ned`$15 and costs for using postage stamps V which had been previously used. An `p_.n___._ V.-_, n_--_.1- .1_-_1_;.. ..__-_. -v~.- `--w-uvu-u-J Ther:v;ere 42 failurw'i1`r(;;naxia during the past seven days, as compared with 47 for the corresponding period last year. 'Il __` 'rlVJII3_,,, I!` n 111- on u . Sec:'otu;`y Blaine hailan}te1y'staus{i that the United States will not accept reciprocity with Canada conned to natural products. ' Mrs. Gibson, an aged Ont., was suffocated by coal gas and her busband, Joseph Gibson, may yet fall 9. vic- J Hm The chief officers in connection with the taking of the census have been notied to present themselves at Ottawa on February 4 to receiveinstr_uctions. - . u . A ".f1I&}_.{.; vIQ:r;c;-'<*i.;<;cf1':)_r.1 Thursday at Owen Sound after a long and painful illness. The - deceased was appointed Senior Judge 9f the County of Grey in 1889. ' FBI... _.......... -5 l'\....I....- L_.I.l - _._..A{:..... --- wv---.-J v_ '~-vJ -_ _-vv. The nuners of Quebec held a meeting on Friday in Montreal for the purpose of per- fecting their line of opposition to the objec- tionable mining tux recently imposed by the Mercier Government. The Peninsular Game Club waited on the Lincoln County Council on Thursday, asking them topass a by-law protecting game by prohibiting the killing of quail and rough grouse for three years. `Il'._ `I -L_ `D-...-_. ........}.I.'.... ....-.. 117-1`--- anvuoulv -v- w--- .. J ---... Mr. John Brown. residing near Wallace- town; West~Elgin, while out chopping in the woods the other day fell and dislocated his shoulder. As Mr. Brownie nearly 80 years old the accident is serious. The man who committed suicide at Sham- bot Lake turns out-to have been James Cas- sel of Almonte. He was the entertainer of ' Goodwin, the alleged Huntley murderer, the night after-his crime_ was committed. 1.. `cup nu n In Ac:-v .pu uuvnv vv J amen Mcltd, a Toronto convict, received twenty lashes. in Kingston penitentiary on Saturday.` _. Mr. James B; Boyle, pnblic school i_nspect- , or of London, died inhisoice Tuesday night, ; #8 "'_ jY<. ?- 1 . - I A man hasbeen arrestodat Brookville who , iesupposed to be Goodwin, wanted `for the r Carp murder. ' .Louis A. VPrevost,_'di:y goods merchant, Montreal, assigned on Wednesday with lia- bilities of 829,000..- ' " . , . The Canadian Pacific Company has been negotiating for purchase of the Hamilton & Dundas Railway. 7 ._ ' L Permission has been granted for the for- mation of two new companies for the Royal Grenadiei-s of Toronto. -