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. John Hendersom 00., 86 Princess 8!. 1 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. New Dress Goods T NJ The earliest choice of Novelties in New Good: to be Rl(IH.\H)\'l), ORR A: ('0 T1-jr JMEABKEDBFF BY R101-LMOND, ORR & CO. Remember the discount o(TCloakings, Tweeds and \Voollns continued another week. Econ Art In I"rmIlou|'. nu . . ,-n . .... Wall It In I Nulunco. 1., ll! .uu . COTTON`30iVlPANlE S. ALL MUST BE CLEARED OUT TO MAKI ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. \ lllrl 't`:|\' l\I NOTICE. Amelia. Lover Chm-lea-}{nrry hnrroquer. Charles O'Mnlluy. Jack llmlun, Arthur U`Leary. Con Crugun. Horace l`emulo.-lun. Lovor :saumol--Huudv And . Rory 0'More. Mnrrynt UoIptttilI~l"runk 1\ Imnmy. .\Hdsuip- mun law)`. Phantom ship. Po.-(er aimplu, `Hm King'aUwn. Newton Forslu`. Jucob Fzuthful. The Pasha of Many Tales. Japhet in h.oou`('h of I Falher. Dug Fiend. POR(.`H0l',PL'l`(`iVMl Kecnu. Monsieur Violet. lmun the Reefer. Pirnw. Three Cutters, Poor Jack. Msawrman Ready, Olln Podrida. The Selllclu in Canada. Miller l`homu--Giduon, ulles the Roper. Porter Jnne-1`he scomah Chiefs. Reid Cuplnln Mnym-~'l`ne bk-Alp llunu-re. The Rie Rangers. 11: War Trail. Roche H. M. - l`ho unildrvn of tho Abbey. Sea`! Sir Walter. . Waverly. uuy Mann;-ring. Old MorlA`.i- , Rob Roy. Mrido of l.mnmcr- moor Black w.-|rfandl.eue1: or Munlrmse. The Monastery. 'l`ho Abbot, Kcmlworlh. The Pirate Forumcs of Mgr]. ltuuynunllcl. My-~ trolhed and the Mighmnnl \\ mow, \\'oodslock. '1 he Fair Maid of Purlh. A aunt Robert 01' Paris. Hnm||nlI_.I{mh-rin-k Nnmlann Mnmnhrv l`|in. ONE PRICE STORE. 88 Prinuess St., Kingston. OPENED TO-D.AY~ NEW EMBRO|DEF%?|ES, SPENC'Eibz`(.3%f-tU1.dL}Y S. 132 and 134 Princess Street. 5 III`!!! whcrr, Ir 25 15, :f"' AT SPENCE &. CRUMLEY'S. -----.----- 7-yr:-u dooud and packed with cloullnou and one `1 3. II II ninncnn A n. n.n:._-_- -' an -- .---uvu up vvn. uuuuuuvnv. -IIo 1'Icy|rolho bt. Ankyonrnooorlorthom. BALTIMORE 53.??? RAW. 9"..3TE_"*3 '1 nu rour Mam r~I rurln. ounL l(0Uul`( or run. Sn1oHuu-l{odurick lmnduun. uluphry Clin- ker. lwregrlno Pu-klc. Sua limn,-nc~- Wandcrinz Jew. Mysteries of il:LLCTW SIGNS. YILLOW T038. Use Peerless Brand" -.v--ww cc: nut: It-1&&IIlI NEW IMPROVED METHOD 0!- (`Uf- TING l.ADllI}H' AND CHILDREN'S IMESSIII. OOATH. otc.. Without pauu-no. Any Indy 1 In one day. l. iCNIIY`l.l"Mlnfk1Cl. ofl';.(l!I`lll6 In In In lut It] Q. It I! an . ::;...'\'v'. 1:. SMITH. Wolllnnwn lllnnl. A WISE MAN WILL LISTEN TO THE ADVICE of A man with the moat oxtcnalvoer porlenvufor tholut twenty an In vanadn 1 and prtorln the luuout ouab Iahmenu In Eu mpo And the l'nIto8uuun l`houn-mdn of our luclng pooptv are pompetlud to give up nrmtn otc.. nmlure nmernhlo for me, all due to the SE of MlHUONs l`RlJCTlD `museum nftor bolus tuptured. Ask your drug-glut. ve hlm particulars an` the proper Article wh be In your hands by rt turn mull. purtoctly rollnblo. at moderate cont. n__.In_ . A - - - 'r""" Ask your phyrlx-Inn. whom we all barb to [null In lime of mud. and Ihvlll lmvn: nnnv II) IATIIFAOPORILY Wlill APPLIANOIII ALI. TIIIII Tlllt. ~ wu unu ylvuw wlul IJIZIIIIIIT Illll (CV "ifs 1 mason a 00.. Bnltimoro. I `Fig. An. oh- 5...; An. ....... _...- n.- n.-_. NEW HOME sswmc MA(()HlliEW(3~(J.... ORANGE, um. Chic:go.Ill., 28 Union lquaro,N.Y.,Ia1]as,Tox.. SI lnniu M Aohno- u 9.. __,_-,-_, ..\. _....v.. _1..-.w, u. - .,-uuau,1uA.` St. Innis. M.. Atlnntn.G.. 81nl"mncIaco.(`ul. run rum: nv ,-._--.., .-...._.... .-. -uvinvi` Send cc. sump for lung mlod Book. omzss CUTTINGTAUGI-IT.- umuv Iljr:Ihl\I1nv\ `nun-w-no. nu Uuardsmen. The "I Mung or we muullc. Fnelcllng Hem v- l`um Jonos.Juseph Andrews. Amelia. Lmmr (`hm-len-Hnrrv lnrrnmmr. (`hnrlc-4 .~ .__._?- ~--y-vwang. THE TGx`~SLY SEV-:iio'3 M+`\!S'diHE Yl`.\'; I'l\I"I` 5.79; ` -i'lll1A.`I!.EIn J.`uLI : HAS no 17_'QUAI..'W." 1:-mm r':~._ - THE LIGHT: RUj4Pf|N`G ._;.j__,_r __._- ma l`urI0aIl) Shop, uunlucy nuu son. lhunms Alexandre -`Hm Three Musketeers. Twenty Years After. Munlc Crislo. hurl) -nu: Guardsmen. The Taking of we Bamilc. Fuslcilmz Hemv--'l`um J0nas.JuaeDh Andrews. l CHAS. CLUTHI. 118 King moot West. Toronto. 11.` J. MoD()WAl.l.. Princess street. Klmnlon. III!!! W. I. BIITH. Wolll wn uent. over Ohlkuh lcunrv Store. had at the CARPET HOUNK LU .3-ll` Utlt` I I . Rn-gulnr pram-5 `.'5cnn(13.'5-. mun s 2 M P(L:li3 i _..__.j_____ rwlcunz 1 I ll :.2MP1.L`. .1 'I no rnunc. , Dickens Charles--.H`kol<-hes Ivy "Boa," .\'icho- las Nickleb). Ulnvcr Twist. Burnaby Budge, Old Furioau) Shop. Hunlbcy and son. hunms 'l`hu Ainsworth W. H.-.\lisor`a Dnughler. - lnr Fhnmbcr. Rookwwd. Jack Shepherd, r.-'pcnd~ thrift. Cuckmn IIenry- ~Vulentine Vox. Cooper r`cnhuore-'l`he Uecrslu_vnr,'1`he Panh- ndcr. The lust of the Muhncuns. Thu Mum.-er . Tho Pnunc. hi.-.knn~n I `hnr-hm ..\`|nxIa-hm: In` "Rn: " \'i:-hn. The Cottage Library The Undermentioned Books are Uni- formly bound in Red Cloth, Colored Edges. The Regular Price is 70. Each. We will give you any one for 500. ; two for 90 ; three for $1.20. Ker. l'qI"t~grIno rn-Iuc. Sup lalmene-- Wandering Jew. Mysteries Pans. l\LIlBlILH Ililll IJUUIU Hall LHU thors, 4 vols. _ Green's History of the l vols. (}ibl;on's History of Rome, 6 vols. Boawel|`s Life of J..hnsnu, 4 vols Morris` Half lfuurs with. lies! .-` Authors, 4 Vols. Mucaulu_y's Englaml, 5 Vols. Mutley'a Dutch Republic, 3 Vols. Nupiefu Puninstnlu Wan`, ti vols. \\ ilson's Tales of the Borders, l'2 ` WI [IAN `D0 GIVE BONA FIDI BARGAINS. : READ THIS LIST or M/SOELLA/VEOUS BOOKS .' HERE IS A BARGAIN. \./UUPEr,' ID V(HullH.'H, @251 [Or CIU. \\ 0 have also other sets of books us fol lows, my of which we will sell at it gone- rous discount. Carl_yIe's Works. ll) vols. Hume's England. (5 vols. SLrickluu s Queens of ldumand, 3 vuls. Hul.~mn's\'lmkspcre, 6 win. Maum1lny'a lisuys nml l m!ms, 3 vols. Kuiglitfa Half Hours with the Bust Au tlmrn .1 vol: LIIDCIUFUY, ll VUIUHIUU, .IU.q)U IUI ".,m11unes,.815_mL39 Scott, 13 volulms. M6 2. ) for $9.75. Hugo, 7 volume`, $9 for $6. Ilarryat, 12 volumes. 8]. ) for $10. Dumas, '14 volunxen, $l7.50 for $14. Cooper, 16 vnlunu.-.~a, $24 for $16. book READ OVER THE LIST: AND Norm 1`HE'GREA'l`LY RI-`.1)U(`EI)' ` PRICES. Eliot's Novels, 8 volumes, SP2 fnr'$6. Dickens. 10 volumes, SL3 for $7.30. Thackerav, ll volumes, $lli.. ;0 for $3.25. l.vr.fnI\ II) vnhnnun `I5 Qnr IQ wu.1.`Yc_m, TAKE '1'm: 'rnouiaL1: TO LOOK ovxm THE sumoxxmn IIUIIIC 81.25. `Jan (lav `STOCK REDUGINB SALE. um wmn, wmn wow} We Inn uvonty yolum We Inn |lx`fy volumes of Listof Books, JIUI3. `I \UlU4 ,y's I ` ti vols. Byron worth $5 American People, 4 - I It ilior women to wake up toa keener sense of their importance as, a political power. They demand-that is some oi them --the use oi the franchise in parliamentary as in municipal elections, and yet they do not use all the power they now possess, or ii they did there would be a greater manifesta- tlon of it in passing events. It is for them to see that they are not ignored in the pre- paration oi the voters lists. and that the council makes ample provision ior a -lling and unrestrained expression of their opinion at the polls. It is let them to go iurther. to follow the example of the women oi Eng- land. to become more aggressive than ever in regard to moral reforms. to math their action representativeo! their sex generally than of a few individuals, and to show by their personality the power which they can. if they will, exercise. In the past they have been contest to have their schemes made UICULUIHI CU KIIIIUII U6. III IIOIIHPIDIUD II! power protett those who ponseee it. liut eoch candidate set forth in the card what he or she consido-rt-d the duty of the county conn--il, and what he rr she would do if elected. Encli woman cnndilute in some form emphasized the clue of interest: she would look after. Among othors were named _"suporvising industrial schools, re iormatories. and lunatic asylume. carrying out the act for protecting infants farmed out to nurae, getting proper and sanitary dwell- ing: for the working claues, underground telegraph wires," etc. They would look after -hilc1ren in industrial achools, and pen- per and lunatic women who require special attention !r_om women. Women always had worked in one and. all theae questions, and would Ilmply be going on with the" interests into which they had throw their energies if elected to the county council. ` la I- l_- ...._..__.. a- ..._I._ __ - n .4 .. ... .~..-. ....._J -.-v.... ....'... . English women have haul full municipal Iulfrnge since I869. But the extension of ' the nuffrnge nl women to county elections" wu scoured only last your, and this was the lirst. election afterward. hvr wwkn l)elur(' the election (lay Englisli in-wspzsperu were full of the cards of Clllllitlllleh mlaireseecl To the electors, Indie: Illtl gentleman." There wu on one sneer at these wnnmn electors, so much does the possession uf Dower nroteit llmla who nnumn iv Hm Porno: price 450. `Into your choice for 900. W().l!Iy'.\' AS l'0TElt S. Great interest centres in the election of several women to the London county coun- cil, and to the inuence these will be able to exert in public affairs. It is rumoured in some of the political journals that an etlurt will be -made to unseat them, or to prevent them from acting as members of the county board. This suggestion is met. however, hy the announcement that the women meml;ers~ eleet will not surrender their seats and will de`end. at every stage and in ererv manner, the rights they -`laim to have been awarded at the hands of the electors. And they mean just what they say. They are backed by the intelligence of the nation, and by an organization of wealthy women at the head of which is the tknilitess of Aberdeen. The opposition to them is purely political. The lesdersiuthe members-electand their friends. including Mrs. Hlamlstone. are liberals, and the idea is to worn them into retire ment if possible. The idea is to do niore than this : it is to break the force of the women s movemt-nt,now such a power in the land, as one may easily infer when it is stated that at the recent municipal elections as many as `2,0()0,U0() women were registered and voted. Writing of this matter to the Women'.v Journal Mrs. Lucy Stone says : |.`_..|:-|. ._...--.__. 1.....- L x :._n : . um I ('lil. 10 .411). Aiftho next meeting of the council ap- plication will be umdo to the city council l for assistance to the Midland agricultural association in the wg.)!.4z-stock to the extent of say $10,000. The matter has been con- templated for some time, and been dis- cussed by some of the aldermen, with the growing conviction that in some way the fair shou'd be liberally assisted. It is an-`.. institution of the city and is assnr`(V(lly do- siuned to benet the city. It is safe to say that some of its heaviest stockholders were intlnenced by a public rather than private spirit when they lmcanio id eutitied with the association. They felt that the annual re- recurring exhibition of arts and manufac- tures, products of the garden, the farm and the daily, was II distinguished characteristic of every live and progressive community, and they have done what they could to make that exhibition is success. Now pri- vate enterprise has gone about as far` as it can be reasonably expected to go. The time for action on the part of the corpor- ettion has set in. It is for our aldermen, representing all classes in the eoimmnuity, to do something handsome in II contribu- tiontothe fair. They have seen alrualy what the cities and towns east and west have done under similar circumstances. It is not hoped they will go as far as Toronto and London, whose corporations own the grounds, improve them from BEISOD` to sea- son, and permit the fair association to oc- cupy them free of rental, but it is hoped the council will do About us well as that of Ottawn which spent last year $l.'l,Ul)0on behalf of its exhibition and has before it now plans sudostimstes for buildings to cost 7,500 more. Let the council sot generously and speedily in this matter. work: `hum 'od' lung presses. _ All cgnlgrpu %?-V ad1`7):.rll]isina. .-rubscr-tptto_n and ob pr-mtin are auableinad.12anc,'tlus mus ,bedistinc ya crstood. ADVICRTISICDI ENTB. . . For four lines. one or two Inset-1.lone...~..'.w 50 Fur four lines. each subsequent lneertlon..` _ 25 Over four lines. rel. lnu-rLion...... 100 perline lcuch eu uen coneucuLiveins.... 50- ~-.... Once B wee subsequent ins. . . . 100 ` Twicon week. subsequent inn. . 80 " Threo ll week. subsequent Inn. Bo " Twelve lines to we inch. - Notices of Births`, Marriages and Deatheooa each, unless when ` booked. when 81 hqhm-god. Special notices In repding columns pro chm`:- ed at twenty cents per linovfu-' each Insertion. Ofoeru of unlncornornled Associations _o1' In pe'r Huu~fu- each Insertion: unincorporated Associations 0! Scielaies wllqll be `held poxsonully P0399!-'" 1t" or erat. eye ve ._ 3' Attmhaa m the mum is one of the best-105 .;m`.;am L`Lmy i1`v'e '1 ' " 1 best Job ~?e-`&=.s::=.3= :==&.u.-,~,....- - ' r n m '1:-ll 'c.;1lgr1:ea 11%;?-V adgcrlisiu The WEEKLY BRITISH wxuu. !!pages{ on columns, is published every Thursday morn ng at g a rear. [Lively In ad Vance. otherwise I1. wt 1 be c urged. .nnur 1 n nmxrulr Dunni-anon: ` 19111:? ;VHI`G._ rwvuuvsr-up--ur..v_.._...... , THE .HHi'1!`l 8n Wmu is published cvvry even`? me. at 333 King sweet, Kingston, Gnthrloq - at six nou..ms rim )'I:Au. BRFFTSH WHIG. spam` 56 >h.1;nns.is vubI1s,h_ed_ev9r '1`.h"d*`Y_.'[`9E1.'l' Remaining. Thou uud to sell at 30c. You my bus your choice for loaooch. 7-.-._.?_j`i..:.__._ Whig`: Telephone, Number 229. .__ --- --.._._..__._. ._._ Opifer per Orbom Dicor." -;r &6uNcEMET. 6&1`. luvely In ad vance. uulurw ` lurked. EDW. J. B. Plmsm. Proprietor. Abvncn-171?:-:mt:N'rs. ` -- ___ __ >1` I-`nth-D.I\VI B1i1'm.sH WB1(`:.\\j1D1fIESD1&_Y. 1?`-.EB.'6, Ionhnnr Wulu I Dlvorooo Puuu, Fab. (!.-n In reported that Bau- I r In: I Hod h lot A dlvoroo H. n?thac`1?l: 9 Wu Imu- ll. Clrn I VII `II In. The mall: leaving Montreal thla week for Europe and furl-i in para are reported to be of rnormoun bu k, moetly made u o! coplea of the carnival number of the Lyon- treal Star. The carnival Slur has creaud a perleotfuv-orv. and in bajr bought up by vlnltora by the lhouund. t re being a per- loct scramble at tho Star oloe and nave ahopa lcr them. The auomou edltlon la reported to be runnln out Amiflotnl [ram New York and lion declare that they never aaw much a Iplendld number. The carnival la In fall owing. The great event take place today and tomorrow. The (`mt ul In \\'orI I]; to Lou Junc- _ A Pretty ll:-nvy um. () rr.u\`.\, Feb. 6. -Tha labor commission expenclifufe wu 8.'l7,'.'48 80. The pcymc-nu include : [Ate Hon. Jnmon Armltrong, 8`).- 9|.': John Anmtrong. Toronto. 82,-!!!) : (G. Bnivin, Montrenl. C900 : L . Canon, ()ttn\rn. 82.300 ; J. A. Clarke, St. John. O2,-Ill); A. Froml, Hamilton, $'2_40(); W. A. (iibaon. Uttnwu, 82.300: Wm. Hlagnrtv. Sydney. 8600 ; S. R. Honkea. Toronto. 82.400 ; Jule: Holhronnor. Montreal. $3.06. ); John Kelly, St. John. 8600; Patrick Kerwin. Qnabec, 8'2.30();. Hu h A. MnoLenn, Hnlllu. 8'2.- 350; Michu Wslnh. lhlllu. 89.000: A. H. Blucksby (nocrotsry 82.500: (3. `ll. Hrndlo (utenogrnplur) |.25.50: A. H. Blocks y. contlngenclu. I750. IUI l'.\IIIlYl|I\ Il glllllr. .\'hm-ppnnl received A letter I Lomlley. of l)ut.ruiu, nlft-ring pitcher A mlitinn nu his team, luvtury salary. It in prohable niuuu will see l)m.~. over the D( weaning u Wulverine uniform. (:'old:3:x. fitmu of Life or (nthered Jewels for tho Home Circle worth 83.50 for $1.50. 310 nine in better binding worth 84 for UU LU Klfl lllllllllll. Manager Lomlley hu nrrlnged for the use of gmunda uz Hidunmnl, \'n.. from Mllch '. \`th to April Imh, and the new [)utroItu will have that muvh tune tu get into shape for o.\hi|i1i games. hpnnun-.l nu-.nnim..l . lunar fnnm Manna.-.r UL Mmmger( Tunhnum has been din-lxering with Schomln.-rg. Indianapolis, but his figures are too high. The Toronto muuger hucuuc|ud- ed to get Hartnetl. \'nn:1unl' lnmllnu has nrrnnnn 'nr Ohm nun Jny Fun. has re Iigued with the Cleve- ` land club. Grant Brigpmaigned with Syracuse, in still rn Worcestt-r's reserve list. The Scr-mlou lmsebull Association has din buulcd. the play:-rs received their releue. HM) iniin-r Hun niri Hnmiltnn nih-hnr IJIIIIICU. IIIU pmyrrs TCCCIVCU lllclr TUICIHU. (Jen. Walk:-r. the old Hamilton pitch-=r, has been offered to the Hamilton Insuagc-u mt-nt CIICIIIL The false bottom in the sleigh was made out of old boards, and hidden near to the at-sblee. \\'hen the gorluge sleigh Wu being brought out for use Carroll and Black crawled into the sleigh, laid down flat in it. and the false bottom was placed on top of them. Then the sleigh was backed up to the kitchen and loaded with refuse for the piggeries. The discovery of the con- victs at the gate hm heen already stated, the Winn; having published the facts Int evening. Both men were quite dump when they were ilranvn nut, dirty water Imving 9 cooked through the false bottom uponthem. They 'l`lmuaht'l`hat There Win a Poulhllny of Than: (-`eltlng Free Uutuldo. The convicts Carmll and Bln-k. who made the daring but unan_-cesaful attempt to ear cape from the penitentiary yesterday, are now in solitary confinement. l'hey admit that they acted foolishly, an the nsibiiitiel of their detection were very large. The warden and aeverni other of the otiiciala wcresmapicious of A plot, having got an ink `ling of it. This made them particularly careful. `Fl... K_l.... I...s.._. L. AL- ..I-: ..L ....._ ._..J.. We are informed", and by the conservative press of course, that there has been rank corruption in Huldiuuind. We are given to understand, also, that it has heen all on one side. It would never do to admit that there has been such in Change, in public sentiment as the disappearance Lf n conservative ma.- jority of l`2 and the appearance of 8 reform |unsjorit,' of 4!) would seem to indicate. But it is 0\'Cl`liUiIi{ the thing to insinuate that. all these votes have lxeen purchased or in fluent-ed by corrupt menus The fact is more likely to he thisethat the conserva- tives could not, in consequence of the vigi lance to which they were subjected, resort to the usual campaign tactics. the! they are mad because they sutfered defeat, and that the money they could not spend illegally they now purpose spending legally, that is in protesting the cue. The reformers of the city have decided to organize in every world in the city and to be preparedforfhe cominoni election Which? is understood will occur immediately e`te.r the present session. It is understood that the conservatives have copies of the voters lists, and the report is quite likely. Hon. Mackenzie Howell has admitted that the p"r~i`ii`t`i'ii'"g"department issued some of the lists and for the benet of the friends of the government in certain constituencies. He has admitted, too, that the reformers, in one cube, asked for the lists and were re- "f1reed.,.th_ein. The idea thus conveyed is that the dominioii franchise act is an instrument to he used,as:-it~1>leeees~ead-lireets, in the `interest of the government. The wonder is thnt under such circumstances it is possible to elect B liberal ht Ill. 1 g o -_q_- V.--.._. -. v-_ The Ottawa. Gitiierg assures us that in the Auditor general : report one will find every- thing from the salary of the governor-gen-_ eral to the allowance 0! the oor-scrubber. So he will, and he~'will nd also a great many items of expenditure which have been passed irregularly, to which M r. ML-Dougnll has objected, end which have been paid all the same. It's 8` conundrum of the Age jult ` chat benet the country is getting from his service. His objections don't count for much with the present government. C O annex; of the echemee of. the men, to have their idea: lter through I more or legs un friendly Ioiir, or to have ill depend, upon- eome object good enough in itself but not liberal or comprehensive enough to commend ' it` to the general femur. Thegcaree of the _yro_mey of Englund should be thecarea of the womez;1o'f Cllldll. Ihe platform of `the one class should be the plntfor:n,of the other. lull IUIDUCIILIUII OI PIOWBXI, W0l'( .q).u)U for $|.50. Floral Poetry and the Lsngnnge of Flo worn worth 83.50 {or Cl .50. The Science of I New Life. being I Medical Adviser for Family _L'ne, worth 83 for 8|..')0. Home Topics, A book of Practical Papers on Hone and Home Mqttcra, worth $2 for :1 )5 no nltho Sc-nnnn`u l'2ngugnnnnta-Somo (`haunts In [ha small lnnnuon. THEY ARE CRESTFALLEN. unn c6MMIssIoN. BASE BAVLLV Nzofas. EDITORIA 1, zvoms. __-_._-_ .... LL |l`3. `ed from Manager its, the Toronto and n Illin- I that Toronto- ` Don this nouou .__ . ..H'..-... 'l'Ul8DA\'.'l`HI l'll'l'lI OI` FIBRU RY nut. will both day to: mooning `ell- uonn {or Print 1% `mason wxurrn or rnmw. an ant win he am In! my to: um-oaucm Prlv to Bill: #1! once. 1'H.UR8DA . `l lcN'I`-KIGH1` 0!` FEB- IIUARYMII will In the at day fur proton!- `nh Roportl 0'! Committee: relative to Private cl u. ?'.'.f"..'i.:I'u"z"" ar 0 0 v III . Ith December. )3. ' . -. -`_ vv. v-v- -~-._..- --.,-.-v---- vv--u Rnvunnn K(`0NOIl(`O0OIIll'-I Valuable look--0003. free on nvnouuon. WUICT in unit. II-. 400.; gr 860. I ` packou 5c. mun! PEA I ll` WQUIUID GU WHOLESALE [DEPOT : 30 St. Sacrament 8t..Montrea/. nyruu wunn 9.5.0!) xur atl. Dyrou warm )4) for $2.50. Scott worth $5 for 82.50. Tennyson worth 85 for 82 50. Burn: worth 83.50 for $2. Hemufn `L75 for 75. Defoe`: Works worth 82.25 for SI. .. Pcnonal Memoir: of U. S. Grant worth $3 `nr CI A dry pro ration of Extract of Bcefnnd Vege- lnhlen; n ollclouo nourishing and ooonomlod ` bum 0! Soup In New mlnuwn ; ll ground-work ` for all Brown anupu. an excellent gravy, and an Invaluable adjunct to Irish Stew. 3.- lI__L ___; \_.__._A A,A,,I. ,5 Q` ; Q IIIV IQI OIIII VMZWOI JIIIVIV VI HIV. -V Introduced to the Public, Highly recommended by the Medical Probe. tlon and the entire prees. Don't fall to try It- For Sale by All (lrocern Every- when. Iu v -nu:-unv u-gu-cw: u: A: Iuu `Re Best um Chupost Lmclzwo? Diet Int !n`Inl|nnA1' In `hA bank; | A un PIICV IU zuu. peck, -I IUI. mono green ran I0c.. evaporated sweet corn l0c., amona and orsnge: `20c., crsnberriel 10c. James Crawford. ` Qv;ards' Desiccated Soup, Iv -ll nu nu - nuluullcio To have lots of fine table nplen And hnve ` them going bu] no we ave reduced the prim to 201:. pack, 3lbo. table green ` ueu l0c.. evamorntod no-eat corn l0v.. -.. uu. . -uuvu-u. S\`i-I-:.\`ii.u1, Feb. I.- (To the Editor): In your issue of Jim. .'|st Mr. Tapping, reeve of Barrie, is reported to have spoken in the county council discussion regarding Scott lct Affairs in Barrie` 1 do not know where he got his informstinn. The facts are 2 No person has been sent to gsol from Barrie since the Scott not come in force, neither has any person run Away to escape punishment for his otfenco. Only two persons living in Barrie have been convicted for I violation of the Scott Act. One has paid 850 and costs ; the other s line is due today : he left 830 on deposit some time ago and I have no doubt of the bdlnce being pnid.-Truly yours, Huuu .\lvKm, l .M. 13.0. 5 apluuwl Ann 321 IOOIDB. Tennyson mad Company, l'renbon.~l'iviA lend 6 '2 3rd per cent. H4! looms, and no spinning. Preon Spinning and M Anufacturir-g('onI ` pany.--Uividend, 3 per cernt. per mnum. 49.672 spindles and N24 looms. To-nnvnnn rand (`.nmn...uv P.-`..on.. lb:.y: PCT UCIII-.; -|I,'[u`U lplnnllel. Vernon Spinning ('mnpauy. Stockp0rt.-~ Prot. six months, 2,181 I45 ; dividend. 6 per cent. per annnm, which will absorb 2.- '. .')0. Spindles, l.`I),U0(). Broudkey \\`uol (Vnnpany, Roe-hdale.- Dividend, 4 per cent. per annum for six months. I) .... .\_m_:..__:___,,,)|n,_ 1 Iurlunnl Nuslllulri (M U. B. urlnn wonn DJ for 81. Bardl And Blossoms, or the Poetry, History and Association of Floweza, worth 83.50 for `I Isl) [Jilly IUTHIUU I310. ` Keighley Green Spinning Fompany, Burn~ ley.--l`rotit. six month:-'. 1.`.')H ; dnridend, 4 per cent.; .'H,`2R() spin-Hes. Vernon Hninninu (`mnnnnu \'rm-In-m.-o _ III! I Mooreld Spinning Company, 0lvlhnm~ Prot. for three months, l.l8'2 ; dividend, 7.5 per cent. per nnnum ; 21K) is placed to the reserve fund. and 90 carried forward. 1\`hnre capitnl. t'.'>6.00(); loans. 2l.(). i8; spindles. 72,036 (35,756 twist, and 36.240 warp) ; plant. three months. 1.`6l,93R. Com- puny formed I875. Kniahlnv HI-nan Rninninn r`n`n\v\nnIv Du-.. The Prom: Mada at the English Cotton ` Mllln--An lnlereulmz Return. The following reaultr of stocktaking!-1 of cotton companies were declared on Saturday Int: LI.......l`...I..l L`..:._..:__. rv,___,_., tun I [H5 EIIFIIUSI CHUICO 1' .\'`\ of RICHMUNI), ORR & C1). Embroideries, Black Lace Curtains, Printed Cashreere Flannels, Fancy Cashmere Shawls, ` New Shades in Nun s Veiling, Amazon Cloth and Heniettas, 7 , __ __ __..__.--__ - vu Av nan- Auvul KVL5 U5 IDI HEAVY MEI/I`U.\' [)l(E.-SS (3 .-()DS, 5c. per }urd or 20 yards for 8]. FAN(,`\' Th 1-ZED DRESS U()0US, 5l- pox yard or `.20 yards for 81. FA.\'(`\' STRIPE!) (`()S'I`lTMl4.`. .">- per yard or 20 yards for 81. (`OLORICIJ .~`lI.K Pl.L'.~`H only 3.3a worth 501`. CIHLDRENI3` KID Ml'l"I`S. I50 pvr pair worth ALI. (`I'll I.AI)lE5' I-`I.\'V2 Fl-21.1` lI.\'l`S roduved to `.L'w each. 20 1107.. WIRE '|'.\PE HL S'l`l.ES 011]) 10c and lit. nl`8Ul|l'pf (`l.Ol.'[)H. 'l`()QL'E~` AND .~`.*\.H`HE:i all at nm cost. (\1'\v1I\ n r-u-`cw--- _.__._ _ _- A y zooKiA rrH/s{T/ZZ"of HAR DY : New Check Muslins and Lawns LN }"\7`V" -CT(_)_C_)"i_:S= "Rn" A 'r%1-7--I---aux .`.-___ j:__ Byron worth $2.50 for SI. far I`) M)