The Kingston Whig-Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 2

hie daily Bnrrisn wniG, moxday, January isog THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE. DENTAL. WHO GOD PROMISES TO BLESS. Mot Thoaa Who Wla ButThoaa Who Far. THE MS OF THE DISTRICT.

SPICE OF THE ARTICLES INITHE VICINITY NEWSPAPERS. Great January Sa map and boundary line, and for his services was made a baronek Ha waa also appointed to the eonsnlsr corps of Great Britain and served in Santo Domingo and Siam, whore he died. He wrote a nietonr of the colony of Barbados and made several other contributions to geographical and historical literature. announcement. 3rd YIAR.

Tm Daily B.itikk Whm ia published anq avenin at MUM4I0 Kin street, Kinnton, at an dollaiu payable ia advanaa otherwise flJ will be ehareed. Anvasruunuum. Flint inaartion, Baa Una and ovar, 1C. par Una. Raoh aoiuaantlva Inaartion, to.

Onna a week, five llnaa and ovar, VM. Twine a week, Three timae a weak, to- MaaanramanU by a aolld tools, twalva llnaa to tha Inch. Births, Harris or Daatha, ona inaartion, two insertions, 7e. Wants. Loat and Found.

Paraonala, Artielaa for aala, Is. par word In dally laana i mint ainm elianra, He. Beading Notices, llle. par Una) reduced rata when a display advertisement accompanies, or on eontraeta for ovar Ml llnaa. Minimom aharara for a notioa, His.

Contract, for a specified ara mada for Iona tarma for mercantile announcements, but notices of halp wanted, for aala, to-let, part-narablpa, tenders or anythin bayond aotual announoaraant of rood, or manuaeturaa lor aloaraaxaludad. Casdepaeas for professional, inauranaa or agoay announoamanta ara suo- naa or ananar aunt Mens Heavy Overalls, 50c, 75c, 00c, $1.00. All White Blankets at reductions of from 5 to 20 per cent. Black and Cream Silk Laces and Insertions Materials for Evening Dresses Henriettas. Bargains in Black Dress Goods.

1000 pairs D. E. Crompton's a id other makes of Corsets. Chenille and Lace Curtains. Carpets and Oil Cloths cheap.

Special Sale Linens and Sheetings, Overstockings, Gloves, Mitts, Wool Hosiery, and Mens Shirts cheap. P. J. WALSH 1 60 Princess Street. BARGAIN DAY RICHMOND COS.

BARGAIN DAY ON Wednesday, Jan. 8 EVERYTHING AT COST. Jact to similar restriction. Contrast advsrtlaan alls wad two ahanaaa par week; mors frsqnsst ebUM most to paid for. Tbo publisher will not to reepon- aiblo for misunderstanding of varbal order.

subject to the approval of tbo publL Auoharnes for advertisements endsubecrip- tions ara due and payable In advanaa. Offiseis of unincorporated ass aoeiatias will to bald personally for orders they live. THK WKKKLY BRITISH WHES. pass, columns, is pnblishsd every Tborsday morn-in at a year, if paid in advance otherwise is pnblishsd on Mondays and Thursdays at fl a year in advance H.grt othorwiM. Attaohsd to tha paper is one of ths best Job Oflioos in Canada; rapid, stylish and cheap work; nfna improvwi JOHN OJFORD.

Proprietor. Assistant Buell tad association or Tiuriwn, nalamas Ms HaitoriaA 3ssm THE DAILY WHIG. Optftr per Orbtm Dioor. A POWERFUL ARRAIGNMENT. The announcement, and through a conservative paper, the Toronto World, that Sir Adolphe Caron had been disturbed for some time by charges of corrupt praotioes, -r- preferred against him in anonymous letters addraaaed to ha govwnor-gensral, that ho had taken some pain to locate tha writer, and that, with the aid of expert in handwriting, it had been finally decided he was no other than the redoubtable Dr.

Montagna, produced on Saturday a pro-bond sensation. The revelations mode in connection with this busir show clearly tha tattering ooaditioa of the government, tottering to a foil. Even conservative papers admit that the cabinet is new in a very bad way, that one of the minister referred to, perhaps both of them, will have to retire in disgrace. The Ottawa Journal, independent conservative, rafleets the feelings of so -many in an article from whioh we extract the following At such a juncture no Canadian need feel presumptuous if he venture to express the opinion that paanut politics in this country have ooomi to a head where a bi would be a god-sead. The preseat adi iteration of the dominion is in difficulties in a good many ways.

What has been the cause? Are tha difficulties the outcome of a statesmanlike endeavor to do the possible for the eonntry in spite of doubtful party oon sequences or ara the difficul- ties the outcome of smart petty politics ibs school ques- Leaving slide the Manitoba anlioel qi I CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING THE SCHOMBURG LINE. Obtained Abroad And PnbUshad By tha London Chronicle ford Aberdeen Was Party To tha Docamaato-dorprlaa At tha Creation Of British Sentry Loxdon, Jan. S. Tli special commissioner of the Chronicle telegraphs to bu paper this morning the officiul cormpoo-donee, hitherto unpublished, between the governments of Great Britain and Vene-suela during the period betwesn November, 1840, when sir Robert, Hohombnrg was appointed commissioner by the British government to survey the western territory of British Guiana, and. April, 1842, whoa England finally remersd tha boundary posts which he baa let at various point in that territory to form the to-oalled Schomburg line.

It appears from thU eorrespoodanoe that in October, 1841, Senur Fortique, Venezuelan ministar in London, wrote to Lord Aberdeen, secretary of state for foreign affairs, expressing surprise at the erection id a British sentry box upon Venezuelan territory, ana urging the neoessity of entering upon I treaty of boundary as a previous step to I tha fixation of limits. Lord Aberdeen replied to this on Ook 21st, saying that he had received Robert Bahomburge repork It appears, Lord Aberdeen continued, that Robert Schom-burg dented the boundary poets at certain points in the country he surveyed, and that he was fully aware that the demarcation was made between the government of Great Britain and Venezuela, but it dose not appear that Mr. Schomburg left behind any guard-houses or sentry boxes or building bearing the British flag. Senor Fortique replied to this on Nov. 18th, asserting that Mr.

Sohombnrg doubtless overstepped liia instructions by planting at a point at tha mouth of tha Orinooo several post bearing the Queens initials, and he has raised the British flag at tha same place, with a show of armed force. He has also performed sots of domiuon and 8eoor Fortique reminds Lord Aberdeen that Venezuela had not received an answer to her proposal to arbitrate the boundary before Mr. Schomburg started, and that by au not of extreme courtesy to the British government Mr. Schomburg had not been forcibly expelled. No reply being reoeived, Senor Fortique again, on Deo.

8th, addressed Lord Aberdeen, insisting upon the oonolosion of treaty end the removal of Mr. Sohomburgi posts, protesting against the delay, and quoting a promise made by the governor of British Guiana to two Venezuelan commissioners, that no forts should be erected or troops sent into tha disputed territory. Lord Aberdeen broke the silence on Deo. 11th, oonffrming the Schomburg line as a mare preliminary measure, and objecting to the removal of the post, whioh afford the only tangible means by which Gnat Britain bpreparad to discuss tha He oontinnee These posts an erected for that purpose, and not, aa the Venezuelan government appears to apprehend, as indications of dominion ana empire on the pert of Great Britain. Senor Fortique, on Jan.

10th, 1842, regrets that he is obliged again to insist upon the remove! of the past, end he predicts that their non-removal would give rise to disorders. Ha points to the example of Venezuela ana the united states of Columbia, which first made a boundary treaty and then delimited the territory. The Chroniclee commissioner, in hi despatch, then quotes Lord Salisbury's despatch to secretary Olney, to the enact that these posts were removed on the distinct understanding that Great Britain did not thereby abandon her claim to that position, and in this connection he gives two documents from the governor of British Gniana, dated Demerara, March 0th, 1842, and one bom Mr. OLeary, British consul at Canons, doted April 8th, 1842, both expressing the hope that nil ground of remonstrance will be removed by Great Britain's concession of the removal of Mr. Schom-burga landmarks from Barinia and else hara.

The Chronicles commissioner then oon-cues as follows Observe that there is no word Indicating the condition asserted by Lord Salisbury. If the foregoing documents are genuine, and their source excludes any suspicion to the contrary, then the Sohombnrg lino is proved worthless ss a baaie for any territorial plan, Gaifctad ConuspoaAenea, Tha despatch to tha Daily Chronicle from its special commissioner at Washington, giving' hitherto unpublished correspondence between the governments of went Britain and Venezuela during the COMB EARLY. AT THE CARPET HOUSE OP RICHHOND CC. January Clearing Sale, -AT- CORRIGAN COS The Cnamlaaloa Swurs In. WssimiOTOK, Jan.

A Upon assembling in the dipfomatie room the Venoxualau commissioners immediately proceeded to the selection id a presiding officer, who will hereafter be designated ae presideuk Aa was expected, justice Brewer was chosen unanimously. President Brewer ptooeeded to administer the oath office to the other commissioners, and then commissioner Alvey acted in a like capacity for the president. At 12i80 tha adjournment took place and the commission had been in session for just one hour. The four commissioners went back to secretary Glueys oflloe, and after telling him of what had been dim walked over to the White house to pay their respect to prerident Cleveland. They spent about fifteen minutes with Mr.

Cleveland and then went to luncheon. The four commissioner! remained with secretary Olney for half an hour disoueeing routine mutton pertaining to their organisation. Mr. Olney will not in any way participate in the work of tlie commission, and when the oommiteioners emerged from hie office into the diplomntio reception room he remained behind. Each member of tiie tribunal, with the exception of Prof.

White, reoeived bis formal oertitioate of appointment from the president to-day. The form of tha credential is as follows To tlie Hon. David J. Brewer: Yon are hereby appointed a member of the commission to investigate and report upon the true location el the divisfonallino between the territory of the republio of Venesuela and that of British Guiana. It is expected that the commission will avail itself of ell possible information, will apply to the matter ell pertinent raise of municipal aud international tlaw, and will make a report to the president of their conclusions together with the evidence and documents submitted to, and considered by them, with ae little delay as is compatible with the thorough and impartial consideration of the subject to ba dealt with.

In testimony whereof I have caused these lotters to be patent and the seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. A motion to designate a clerk to act for the present temporary session of the eom-miMon was adopted and J. Walter Blan-ford, private secretary of the secretary of state, was accordingly designated. On motion id Mr. Coudert, the matter of tha selection of the quartan for the commission was left to president Brewer and commissioner Alvey.

Commissioner Gilman moved that an inquiry be made ae to tha beet map showing the physiosl characteristics of the country in question and whether it could be reproduced inconvenient form for the use of the commission. This was seconded by commissioner Alvey and adopted, ana the commiseion authorized oommiseioner Gilman to make such an inquiry. On motion of commissioner Coudert, tha commission adjourned to meet on Saturday nexk NEW POSTAL ROUTE. The First Kail Beached Its Duties ties Forwarded la a Dottle. Ploton Tims.

The following tetter to Simon Cote, of Milford from hie son Claude Cote of the Main Ducks, was found on the lake shore close to the foot of Amherst Island, by a young man named David Henderson, on Dec. 23rd, and tiy him forwarded to Mr. Cote: Maim Ditucs, Dee. 19. Dear Father I suppose you would like to hear from hero.

Well, we are all well. Quite a few deaths have happened lately seventeen rabbits, three foxes, four ducks, and Lucy lost her colk Have not weaned the springs oolt vet but will tie them up the next oofd snap. Have got all the timbers up for the dock, out them twenty-two foot long and fifteen feet wide have got the ice house pearly done. It was quite a job. Wo lost that big eighty-five foot Jog.

Tha wind and tide took it ouk Wilmot wanta to know what you lent those little strong brats of onion out lor. He bus a pair of big boots on and want us to call him Jesse. Annie baked oar Christmas cake to-day. Have got a turkey np fattening for Christmas, expect to kill the beef about New Years. We have eaten that barrel id biscuit nearly up.

We have been getting np wood lately. Have got up the big purter stove, in the bed-room and nothing has frozen yek When you won going ashore the last time did you lose a hickory stake off the yacht? One came ashore here and we are all well and wish them a- merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Think we will fasten a bottle with this in to a barrel or a little boat, the wind is south now. Think it will fetch somewhere near Amherst bland. With love to ail, wishing you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.

Clauds Colx. The following instruction were enclosed to the finder of die despatch Please mail this letter for me as we have no other way of sending word. You will find money tor postage in the bottle. This bottle ashore her with a letter in it this rammer, so I will try him again for hick. pier pence BID.

Sraircn Hill, Jon. 3. School meeting on Deo. 28th was well attended, and the matter of raising 8100 too mnoh money was fully discussed. The retiring trustee, John Russell, ably cleared himself, it being a mistake of the clerk, and Mr.

Bnswll was re-elected, allowing that the ratepayer of 8.8. No. 5, Richmond, were well pleased with hi services. The ratepayer ere to receive their money back again in a shot time, end likely a special meeting will be called. The meeting broke up without anyone being hart, though one ratepayer talked very lively.

Mrs. J. Wilton is still very low. M.W. itChriatua in Deseronto.

The tan-meeting at Empey Hill iz fixed for Jan. 22nd. Talking to Morley H. Bhibley, this week, I found he represented the beat paper in Ontario, the British Wnm. Name of now subscribers he will cheerfully and promptly forward.

Tlw general gossip iz about the bye-election fa Cardwell and Montreal and all wall pleased with the result. Manitoba elections will soon be tho topic of tha day. Miss Carrie Russell, who has been in Napanee, has returned home for short time Albert Gould, Buffalo, is i better. The farm ere talk of starting joint stock cheese factory her next spring. John Russell bus purchased, at Napunee, a handsome organ.

Bleached Tabling, worth $1.50, for 85c. Unbleached Tabling, worth 50c, for 35c. Bleached Sheeting, two yards wide, worth 30c, now 18c. DA. 1IKNTTST toffies, Welling- a lUMt.

Kingston. RiUiblliihed in 1W, 3. Uaaiilanoa, ZM Kins atna ,1 K. HHAKKS, D.DAi L.DA, M.D., DKN- TtoT. Office, ZMI Prinnaaa etreek Kwd aioa.

lot University Avenne. Offiee bourn, ajn. to p.m. Hatnnlair evening, I to W. Saphona Hi.

AA Ajrknvd, V.llM., J)A, HORaE LIVERY 7, A. BIBBY, 1 BROCK STaKET, THK leading haak and 11 verv stable in the ultj. alapkana ti'o. Ml. t- (-AL I ACDONNELL fc JARRELL.

BARRIRTKRM, 9 Holi-ltoN, Claziui-x Wax, 1. 11. FAIBZLL. lilizstun. i.

II. Mac MAcnnzszLL, Q.C. PIN NCI AL a. AMoOAmr.AOOoraTAirT amd real Katata Aeni Banta and aoaoonta eoL Money to loan at 6,64 and 4 pereank HI King over Wades Dm Htore. 4ACPHERfKr fc HOOPER, AUDITORS, Aaepnntanta.

and Katata Fire, jifa and Aeeident Inauranaa, A lowest raise. I B. Macthmou. Munsy to loan Olarenoe street, MI ilniptn. A i.

Hoorn. jfONBY TO LOAM IN LAHUK UR SMALL nd County DibMitimi. Apply to Miviacir VrontuuM Com and Inwt-Mnt Boetety. Ofltai oppoaito tho Pont OIRoo. ARCHITECTURAL.

It HON, ARCHTFROn AND BUILD. Surveyors. OHoo Wslllngtoa Street, iincston. tha Ontario I Association of 'Amhltaots), AR0H1TBCT I INI) AFl'RAIHBU. Odioss if Brook treat, Hnaaton, Out.

rW3Jf2.ifg52?a4S drasts, over Wade's Dm Store. An trance on dine stxsst, nest to Wwe office. BUSINF.SS POINTERS. STAMPS STAMPS or Salf-Inksrs, Markers, Dators, StcncilsBan Ticket fc Office Ktompa, ato. Repairs promptly leue.

Job Otvoid, Whm Offios. YOU CANNOT AFFORD to allow your Papon and Magarinaa to lie around loose, to to ba lost or destroyed, whan It aa littla to have tham 1 to 0. H. OTTO, 151 Wellinton toast, and ba will put tham into a hpaoon-enfant for rafuono and ornamental to your library. 1 EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL OF ART I will ba raahmad (after vacation) on THURSDAY, JANUARY 2nd. I in Wood Garvin and Modelling umlar MR. will ba tht CHAR. K. WBXNHHALL, PrinipiiL Boom Cor.

of Princi and Montr il Wi. IHCSTOR UDiSS' 'IIILMWI Boarding and Day Behaal ter Tomo Isadloa ClaaebaralH Klagataa. Foil atalf of University Graduates PROIAL ATTBNTION (Ivan to studs Muparins for examinations. Tha raftnin in. luauaa of homo eomblnsd with high mental "miPfiunCAL DKPAKTMKNT la Ineharm tariiun Mas.

m.fi..s auidants rsovivad at any tlma and ahazgad tram data of ontrano. Kindaqiartm in oonnaetiou with Collaga. For terms and proepaetus apply to Hm. 00 BMW ALL, M.A., Principal. Evening Classes AT The Kingston Business College farm begins THURSDAY, JANUARY tXD, IBS.

Porpjutisulam sail at tha Collage office WW J. B. MCKAY, Principal. iNDUHANCET FIKB INSURANCE NOTICB. London, Liverpool and Globe Fire Insurance Company.

Funds ever In addition to which ths policy hnldsrs have for security tha unllmi. tad ability of all ths atoekhohlara. FARM AND CITY PROPERTY Insured at lowest possible rates. Bafora renewing old or giving now bnainaaagat zutaa from RTRANGB fc 8TRANGK, Aganta. W.

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Gash Capital exmftx go Total Aaaatr tojUpto SI Losses paid in 71 ysara tsnfwoao For prompt asttlamsnt of loaaiw and aqni table daaling with policyholders this sompany stands nnrivallad. Wm. B. Clark, President Jamas F. Dudley Yloa-Presidant; Wm.

Hardin, Hsoy; K. Weeks aod F. W. Jannasa, Assistant Haora-AriMe JAMES SWIFT, Agank London Lancashire Life Assurance Company. fuonaiUT a Camdmu O0ltrA3Y wm Bxmsu Bkcuuity.

Reserves era dsplsitsd annually at Ottawa and now amount to on million, dollars. Rats lower than tha majority of offices Many aad ehoies plana of inturaae sffsrsd MILLS fc CUNNINGHAM, Rote Aasnfct. Khuntoe aud District. Fire In OOs don Aaaurancc Corporation h. Style and Comfort, too, In Suits md Overcoats Made to Fit.

Iweddell Tailoring Co. One Door Below City Hotel. Of All Kinds RANGES, HEATERS, COAL-OIL HEATERS S. B. LOUCKS.

MBBYta OLD UTAMD. TTWiz fy Oil -Heaters BEST AND CHEAPEST. Ost a descriptive circular. 3 GO. SEARS, fcsssasor to J.

Mueklsstoa fc (fe, Pate. Mawi Klnflfltaai PIANOS SRKKTBD sr may be A RED Orauao, I I I so of of as of to hi that In tha First Congregational ohnrch Uat evening Rev. A. W. Richardson apoka of Now Yaara resolutions, their value, na- taro and importance.

It ia at this of the year, no mid, that more resolutions were mada than at any other. For comparison he quoted the word of the steward mentioned in tbo parable (8k Lake, xvr-4.) I am resolved. That man made up mind and ho acted oe the resolve he had made. The prodigal ion resolved to arise and unto his father, whioh determination no at onoa carried out. The hell of life is tha know-lodge and realisation of loot- opportunities.

The speaker asked hii hearers to review their part lives. Nothing but a wrack may be diieamable, bat a wreck is bettor than nothing, for out of it may be oonetruoted a raft (trong enough to start on a future that win laad to suooesa. TMaoan only bo done by a reaolvo to do better; on estimate of the The muons of a resolution do- aDan ita natnro and origin. Raao- In life. Every man has his own masons for resolving to and to drop old new habit Life was likoe- el, by the, speaker, to hip mL He would be a fool, indeed, if he did not nt once resolve to change the court of tha ship and thus save it from being A resolve made on the spar of the moment oan ba kept brthe exercise of that will which is in every mans natural season of tha year soma resolve to give up bad habits ana others to cultivate good ones.

It is only that man who does not know himself thinks himself perfect. The moat dangerous habits and malts a man is cursed with ara best known to himself, and there is more hope of salvatioo for the man who openly odrses his God than be, who, beneath a smooth and smiling countenance, secretly hates his fellow man. Many good resolutions ware enumerated aud reoom mended by the apeak-the whole of which an em bodied in the precept, Do ante others as yon would that others should do ante you. The speaker declared no pis was as exhilenting nr to be oomparad with the feeling experienced from the knowledge that an evil had been oonquered. All who had resolved to lead good lives would find trials, temptations and stumbling blocks in their road, bat by the exercise ef determination the brave would win.

It ia not those who gain succeos that God promise to bless, but rather they who i vara ante the and, even though against odds, and do not gain a victory. FIGHT WITH A LYNX. CauSIct la the Algeaqala Lumbar Bagloaa. Word oomes from the Algonqain park lumber regions of a terrible fight with a Canadian lynx. Two men, and Westlake, were out Mi-lauiii, when their dogs treed what they supposed to be a raccoon.

With tha aid of a lantern the animal was located among the of a tall spruce. Soott attempted to seed a ball through it glaring eyes, but at the report of hie rifle the animal with a piercing sonant made spring and landed upon him, knocking him down, and before the dogs could come to hie neons ton away the clothing and badly lacerated the flesh of his arms and shoulders. In a short time the Canadian lynx, as the animal proved to be, literally tore throe of the seven dogs to shreds, and was fast making way with the others when West-lake attempted to strike it with an axe, in turning the iuiuri-a dogs to himself, and scratched in a terrible man fought mv- dealt the lynx a death severing the I Kvidaatly KlxaU. Oanaaisu-SHiarlcan. when North Dakota was T.

H. McGuire was Canadians of'sha territory. to the surprise of hi I (take ana struck for westof Winnipeg. Hie and publio speaker recognised and it was not I Macdonald appointed To-day, as the eastern he is Hen. Justice Albert, N.W.T., in and in a position he dose not go higher.

will join ns in wishing snocees to the gnat Youag Gtaat. Tweed Newi. The Newa had a call on Tuesday from Yorkers young giant, Allan Bylvsr, ho jnst turned twenty six yean of weigh! 223 stands six fk four footed, and ha a constitution like a horse. Mr. Bylver think nothing of shouldering a barrel of eager end carrying it from the station down town and can cut a oord of wood onoa in two every honr for ten hour a day.

The young man still continues to increase in strength and if ing happens he will turn out to be ef the giants of Canada. He ia single hearted but has a strong lore for the fair sex and would no doubt make a Mg eatek for eome bonnie lassie. I I I of him. A corner of the rack (truck him on the head and 'breast, causing injuries that resulted fatally. abstltutlng a Cbsap Drag.

Niagara Falls, Jan. 4. It has jnst been discovered that adulterated pbenacetin in the form of acetanilid which is a cbsap drag, worth forty crate a pound, while phraaostin is worth 81 an ennoe has been I brought into tha couii try through thif port in large quantities. Custoassinspec- ton think there is a big conspiracy in which some of the leading druggists of tho try are concerned to sell this adulters tioo for the genuine article. Aylmer, Frank Cloas ha left for where he has teacher in tha city.

There is quite a meritaa in Kingston now, and need not be ashamed to 2 of that of Ayl-thistowa By H. Cunningham from Chickeringa Leave orders at MeAaleyfo bookstore. the tion, ae one so difficult that the beet statesmanship might have made an excumble mistake at any time, look at what else has happened during reoent years. Important public office, which if they needed an eoeupant should hare been filled heed from the body, promptly, and if they did not need one -ahnliahwl. hare been left vacant for prolonged periods.

Was that statesmanship or was it peanut pelitioe? Constituencies of tha house of commons have been left vacant or doubtful long after the time when the countrys interest required new elections. Was that a public wrong or not Vuejuiqv after vacancy was allowed to occur in the dominion senate until a tenth of the seats in the chamber were vacant, and though the government admitted that tha seats were promised, they ware not filled. Wes this statesmanship, or waa it irritating misgovern ment Subordinate members or the administration holding view at variance with the avowed policy of the government ware allowed to make speeches declaring their to opnoae tha government, and i called to aooounk Waa this but only suooeeded ted animal from the was soon bitten and The wounded agely and hefinally Onieaeu Ten yean ago, indulging in a boom, cue of the leading Suddenly, friend, he pulled np the eonntry to the abilities as a lawyer were instantly long before Sir John him to the bench. newspapers have it, McGuire, of Prince receipt of a fine income that it hie for life, if Hie old Dakota friend him continued saintly to the north. Yorker's The Nows Put Into Episodes That Create Falk ta ths Oou-trv aad Hevaaboate-A Colusa ml later-sating Items.

Waterworks in Amprisr will cost about 83.OU0. A new Roman Catholic convent will be opened in Amprior. W. F. Frost, Morrisbuig, will study for the Lutheran ministry.

The Pearsall form, Hiliier, offered at auction, was add toJames Hurt for 83,000. Mias Jennie Gilbert hue secured the position of toucher of Seltnr publio school. Boa fc EurLAthsiia bnckyani, will sub atitute steam for hone power in the spring, Dr. D. G.

McPhuil, Pictoa, got New Years pressnt a pane containing 891 in gold. William Luloff purchased William Me-Ksiixie bouse and lot, in Erinsvilfe, for 8850. J. Stafford, M.A., Ph.D., has been on-science master at Morrisburg school taken his V. 8.

ent his shingle in Ga i degree, willl leton Place. Charles Taylor, Westmeath village, has been gazetted bailiff of the ascend division court of Renfrew. George Guiilett fc Boa have purchased the flour mill property at Bridgewater and are putting it in thorough repair. Miso Mary Ann McCarthy, of Pembroke, took the veil, Friday, and became a nun in the Grey Nuns convent, Ottawa. On New Years eve William L.

Young, Lansdowne, was nnitedin marriage to Mias H. M. Van Dusen, Mallorytawn. Bert. E.

Cummings, Belleville, now of Quebec, waa married on'New Year's day to Miss Libbio Hagerman, of Rawdon. H. V. Fralick baa resigned his position aa a member iff tha board of education, tepanee, after sixteen years service. rank Keizer, Renfrew, found a killing fowls and with the aid of a friend he despatched it.

He will have it stuffed. The flour mill, Perth, belonging to Han. J. G. Haggart, is to be improved and its rapacity raised to seventy-five barrels a X-.

W. Wellbanks met with an ao aidant in Fictoa laetThursday. Hiihorsee -ran away, throwing him out inflicting several wound s. Rev. R.

McNair, Oarleton Place, waa the viotim of a presentation last week, kie Bible elase having presented him with a handsome lonnstt. Donald McTavish, Perth, working in the shanties above Matts wa died suddenly last week, He fed his horses, returned to Ids bunk and expired. The people of Merrick ville ere asking the government to have the work of dredging the Rideau at that village done by local laborers. Wm. Andrews, Doers, appeared an two charges of selling partridge oonmven-tion of the game law.

He was fined 810 end crate in each raze. During 1895 chief of police Storms gave lodging! in the Napanee police station to 521 tramps. ThU almost double ths number given shelter in 1894. On New Years morning, James J. Wilson and Lida daughter of Ira B.

Hudgins, of Richmond, were married. A few intimate relatives were present. On Deo. 24th, Robert Leitch, jr. while ploughing on hU fanain Horton found zap running in a maple tree.

That beat ploughing at the end of December. The marriage of Fred. Boynton, Water-town, N.Y., and MUe Aggie McDonald, Smites Falls, took place on New Year1. Mr. Boynton former resident of Brook-vilie.

Wm. H. Edey, Arn prior, in Pennsylvania working in the lumber camps, had been expeoted home to spend Christmas, bnt in: tend be took ill with typhoid fever and died. The new RomanCatbolicchurch at Cala-bogie has been veneered with Mick. It expected that it will be seated and ready for comfortable occupancy about the first of February.

Edward Plus, Joseph Chenque, Fred. CheiKjue and 1). Genereux, Bridgewater, for assaulting oonatable Brill, Bridgewater, during the discharge of hU duties, were fined 820 eaoh. In Arn prior, on Tuesday, a young woman named Campbell wue arrested on a charge of attempted arson. John T.

Wait charges her with an attempt to set fire to one of his business blocks. A young Swede, whrae home in Amprior, while taking tee train at Barrys Bayfrom Whitby, on Deo. 21st, slipped and foil, the fait car of the train passing over hU left fog and cutting off the foot. Christmas a happy event took pfooeat the residence of B. 8.

Wickware, Morrisburg, when his second daughter, Maggie Estelle, was married to A. W. Maisey, B.A., of the collegiate institute staff. Mrs. McMillan, mother of Mrs.

Jams Butler, Deaeronto, died at Picton, on Deo. aged seventy -one year. Deceased waa twioe married, her first husband being William Dutton. Her home wee at Ogdens-burg. On Friday the oonaervatire association of Athens hold it annual meeting and elected the following officers: James Duggan, president; Joseph Thompson, vk-president James Bara, secretary; W.

F. Earl, treaenrer. George Webb, 8 toco, has a brother in England on the reserve pension list, who has wiled through nearly all the waters of the world. He had the one iff the Prince ef honor of training Wales eon, bln. Emelya Luloff, wife of Edward Luloff, Golden Lake, died at the early age of twenty years, after a abort married life ti Mr.

Fred. child-birth on Deo. 28th. News ol the death of Mrs. John Green, Forest Biver, Dakota, reached Almonte some days age.

The deceased, whose maiden name was Mgfe Dickson was well known thereabouts. She married only about one year. On Tuesday last between seventy-five and one hundred of the citizens of New burg Kthered to any farewell to Mr. and Mrs. rey, who left on Wednesday for Mount Forest, and to present them with on ai drees and a small token of esteem.

At a Hematite meeting at Ivan hoe John Fleet, a prominent member, ejected Richard Clement as he was net kneeling at the prayer service. Clement had Preat aum-moued for assault, and the muscular Christian was fined 82 and crate, which totalled 87.60. George Wilson, Port Hop, on New Year's morning took away on of Picton moot estimable ladies, Mus M. A. Murney.

to make her a citizen of Port Hope, and to enrich the Methodist church there with a valuable member and devoted Christian worker. On Christmas, at Au Sable Forks, N.Y., Rev. D. Dl Munro of Gonvemeur, N.Y., married to Mi Maty N. Bqynton.

The happy couple visited Athene and were warmly weloomed by friend the made while incumbent of the churah Mr. Nidd, a C.P.R. conductor, will user a charge of violently assaulting, on Christmas evening, George Lumadan, waiting at tiie station, to return with hie family to Cobden. Mr Lumaden waa etrnck on tlw head with a lantern, which woe smashed topieoee. A pleasant surprise took place on Tuesday night, whm some thirty mem bars of his Sunday morning class in ths E.

M. church, Nupanee, met at tho residence of W. L. Bennett, and preeeuted him with an address, accompanied with a beautiful modem silver and gold water service. John Bulkley, undertaker, Cape Vincent, lied Thursday, aged seventy-three ywre.

He leaves tiie following children Charles mid Bush Bulkley, New York, and Olli Bulkier, who resides in tha west; Mias Fannie' Bulkley, Utica; Mia, Dr. Dawson, ud Mrs. Frrd. Canfield, Cajw Vincent. H.

McK. McConnell, of ilarden, and Miss Sadie, daughter of W. B. McAllister, Pembroke, were married in the Methodist church fast Wednesday. The bride wore a magnificent costume of brown cloth, with costly fur tiinmings, ana hat to match.

The bridesmaid wore a lovely costume of navy blue cloth. ton months. She was daughter of Luloff, Wilbarforra, and died in We carry a large and varied stock of these, suitable for Residence, Hotel or Public Institution. period between November, 1840, whm took it for one you had. Arthur was sing-Robert Sohombnrg was appointed to ear- vey the western territory of British Guiana, ana April, 1842, when Greet Britain remov ing Home, Sweet Homs a few days ago, bat don't expect he will get there.

If yon get this letter all right toll Mr. Dodm we statesmanship or weakness With the idea of ooooiliating out-lying provinces, representatives without nauomu reputation ar weight are taken into tha ministry, and a cabinet already too large and1 too expensive for the needs of the country is swelled by members whose official position does not eeem to be either fish, flesh or good red herring. The statesmanship is not visible. Important positions in the civil service are left unfilled for prolonged periods, pro-umably to serve a patty political pur-pooa. Member of tha cabinet interfered to destroy political organ, tha Empire, built up at great east to tha party, and thqy aided to transfer the Empires franchise to another newspaper which lad dealt the party the severest blnwi it ever received; and this waa don to tha private sohemea of the ministers heljid to engineer the deal.

Was this statesmanship or trickery These instances are bat samples of many that might be quoted, which seem to indicate a purblind view by eome of the cabi- 1 BROCK STREET, THE TRADE RETURNS. A Falling Off la 1HSS as Compared tha Previous Year. Ottawa, Jan. 0. The trade and 1 navigation returns for the pest fiscal year have hem The total exports wore valued at 8118,638,083 as against in tlw year previous.

The imports were valued at 81 10,781,082, ae compared with 8123,474,940. That aggregate trade with Great Britain woe and with the United States 893,932,197. Although there is an apparent falling off ef 815,000,000 in the trade with the mother eonntry, it is held that this may be fotgely due to the depreciated values. With nearly every other country the returns indicate a reduction in trade. 8o far aa the West Indies ere concerned, 1865 is the best year Canada has had, tlw trade having increased by half a million dollars, and totalling 88,681,022.

The exports to the United States increased from 823,800.940 in 1804 to 841,207,070 bat year. The exports to China and Jnpan fall off, but Australia took about 8100,000 worth of goods more than the year before. The amount cl customs duties paid per heed of population fast year was 83.52, a reduction of thirty-four rents Canada imported 1,897,387 tons of oral from the United States, valued at and exported to that country 694,704 tana, valued at $3,232,825. Great Britain took from us 19,771,086 pounds of canned salmon, valued ut and 146,726,022 pounds of cheese worth 814,220,605. The value of rattle exported to England wue 86,797,616, and of sheep 81,235,687 The mother country also took 751.2' ou rale of apples, valued at lJM4l.

GANANOQPC BU DGET. Tho Latest IMlap From a IHoighbocfag GivAWoquz, Jan. 6. The Rev. H.

Cheray, in his remark in the morning service yesterday, spoke at some length on the present difficulties between the United State and Grant Britain ever the Vene-troubfo. The thermometer is raid to have regietered twenty degree below zero early Sunday morning. Not for some time hue there bran ao muoh interest die-pfoyod in tha municipal elections as ha been evinced this year. Every aspirant for office is on hand this morning with a determination to win. A warm contest all around to in progrees.

With a oon-iff the present weather the Citizens band rink will be in good shape very soon. The tea mooting held by Christ church will be held to-morrow evening. a known talent from Kingston will nriei-ata in the entertainment. The rfapr is in iiw condition for skating. Mspite tho temperature yesterday a good number were seen enjoying tbreaelvea in this line.

From all prevent aauounts Oananoque. win contribute its share to the settlers ia Africa in the spring. Misses Lola and Alios 8tanden will gives At Horne Friday evening next in Tomer' halL Mies McKellar who hoe been visiting friends in Montreal, returned home Friday folk Klee era cured in twenty-four hours by I- pr. Williams Pile Ointmank It wsrfailk In boxes 25a Sold only at WadeVdrug etoru, 83a yvill nuv a big out glass bottle of at Wades drag store. 1: .1 Bequest to MsivUls fCfcurefc.

Eganvilla Enterprise. The late James Lyle beaueathed to Melville Preebyterian Church ef this village all hie real estate, oon listing iff six village lots on whioh are three dwelling houses, tiie south half of lot No, 13 in tho 8th Con. ef Wilberforce, containing fifty seres, and tha north halve of lots No. 6 and 7 in the 4th. Can.

of Wilberforce containing one hundred and ten ecree. This legacy is subject to the payment of one hundred dollars a year to his sister during her lifetime. He has also bequeathed all his except a few email legacies, to tiie The total value of legacies, to the church exceeds 80,000 Am Amgrj Lot of Blear. Times. Six nan -commissioned efficers and man ef the 10th battalion made application for thort course in the infantry school at 1 Wnot minister ar known I Toronto and were accepted and notified to report st the schoql oajan fird.

Tha bones in the full sense of tho word, and men made preparations to attend, one of traighforward. Others do not possess I them throwing np a situation, and have that kind ef a reputation, and yet the com- just received notice canoellinq nermimfon plications of politics are such, and the dif-nculty now of intelligent indiscrimination great, that anything but a radical cure tha evil seems impossible. It looks aa though tha conservative party must be refined now in the fire of opposition. Fighting shoulder to shoulder without pay or patronage, both the leaden end the rank and file will have bbing esc riba, and there is likely to manlier idea of eomradeshi hearted idea ef the trust of nationnl gov- ernment. There is too mnoh eelfislmees The oxen have waxed fat, and are trying to kid each other down in order to effort to render the battalion aa efficient aa poetible.

particularly in view of attending oamp in tha rammer. 11-4 nine-year-old boy named Oliver St. I Jean while playing no Thursday tripped I heavy hay rack, which fall on top I Nicholas Drummy, Lapere, to spend Christmas with hie mother, Mi. Drummy, Tyendinaga. He had barely arrived at Marysvile whm he reoeived a telegram annouicing tha death of his wife.

She was about fifty-five years of age and leaves four children. Deceased waa a sister of William Martin, Deseronto. Rev. Donald MoMillan, eon of Hon. Senator McMillan, Alexandria, has hem ordained a priest.

A large number friends and relative from Akexandiia witnessed the ceremony. Rev. Father Mo Millan eefobmtod hi first mate in Bk Fin nans cathedral the following Sunday. He intend remaining in Alexandria until ap- minted to i Delta and Philliparilfa are agog ever the spemmt of William Atwood and Mr. Dorman.

It is expected they will be in custody in a few days. Atwood, prior to the elopement, had bam paying attention to more women than was consistent with his duty to hiu better half, end matters rams to such a pass few weeks ago that hia wife packed i her belongings and left her husbands be 1 and board and went to live near Phillips-ville. Wesley Alton Millar, only soa of the tote Alim Miller, formerly of Newbuig, died at Rose Lawn, Indiana, on 15th Dm, 1895. Hie health had not been good for tiie last five year. He was bom in Ernasttown, near Swifter1 chapel, ia 1853, and edneat ed at Newbuig academy.

About the year 1868 he went to tho western state, where he married and settled. A wife and six on and four daughter mourn. The rust of hia near relatives, his mother, and hia isters, except Mm R. B. Hope, of Newbuig, reside in California.

RIGHT IN OUR MIDST. Owx Souxd, Jan. (Special). Mr. 8hipman tell, his story in the fame that he mqy benefit other, and eayas As the remit of a tumble whm a boy which injured my back, I hare been troubled with weak kidney all my life.

Forth past year I have hem a great Sorer, growing woe until a friendly druggist advised me to use Dodds Kidney PiUsT Taste of the urine showed Diabetes and I realised my danger, had found it impossible whm tired to upright and at suoh tunas was drawn sideways. In all I have used about osm boxes and am now hsorfy and hsalthy as ever in my Ufa. OS On A Lootarlaf Yoon Terri Haute, Jan. A 1 V. Debs leave here, Sunday night, for a prolonged lecturing mu through tho country.

Ho will return to this city, Jan. 30th, whm is proposed to have a conference looking to the re-organ izatiou of tho central labor union. The conference will bo attended by this delegates from each trade anion. Hamilton's Mandrake Fills Care Onn Bran. Tha liver stimulating properties of Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut make tham the moat certain and speedy remedy for biliousness that ran be obtained If you have hem eubjeot to bilious attack! use as directed.

Hamiltons Pilfo iff Mandrake and Butternut they never fail to Sold nt Polaoos drag ed the boundary posts whioh he had set at into in that various points so-called Schomburg much attention hare, it a momentous despatch, 'A new face to the co Schomburg lino despatches. A foreign office official, referring to these despatches in conversation with a representative of the Aseooiatod Press this afternoon, said that the correspondence referred to was correct, so far as it goes. Ho added Bat there is muoh whioh is uu fnbliehed, especially the letters of Senor ortiqne (the Venexuelan minister to Greet Britain at that time). These give a differ, ent light upon the whole matter. We might, for instance, take portion of secretary Ol.ieys document and transform it into a statement which would be entirely antagonistic to the American side iff tin question.

Who lehombursk Was. Robert Herman Schomburgk, the author of the line between Venezuela and British Guiana was a Prussian scientist who wandered a great donl over the world and lived almost everywhere. He was born in 1804, and died in 1863. In hie youth he was a clerk in a mercantile house in New York, and in that capacity drifted to South America, and finally settled in the Island of Barbados. West Indies, as the representative of an English mercantile estab-lishmenk He hea a penchant for botany and the kindred science end a roving disposition aaA fa adventure wtiok led him to make a geographical andbdtani-eal exploration through tha oolony of Bri tish Guiana and the eastern provinces of Venezuela.

He spent six yean between 1833 and 1839 in this work. It wue ho that discovered the remarkable pictqgreph that appeared anon tho rocks of the Ezeaquibo river ana its branches, which ware executed bv a race that at one which ware executed by a race that at one time extended over the greater part ef North and Booth America, but are not regarded with muoh veneration Ira tha sent inhabitants of tha wild region on tbe latter oontinent. Similar pictognpho exist in 8ti Thomas, 81. Vincent ana Dominique and other of the Windward Island. 8choin- burgk also discovered that famous lily known as the Victoria Regia.

Ha found it in tho lagoons along the banka of tho the lily wen so large and covered so much water that the light-footed Indiana used to stand open them. Schomburgk returned to Georgetown, British Gniana, and there wrote a book which was published in German by his brother in 184a This by a rough map iff the coufitry he pW. About the earns time he wrote a pamphlet in English upon its natural festered and nave bis theory as to when the Tine between Guiana boundary Tina between Guiana and Ve suela ought to bo drawn. It wue an arbi-1 tnuy lino, traced upon a map, without reference to tho territory over which Holland hud claimed jurisdiction, or the terms of the treaties by which she transferred it to Great Britain. Ha only expressed his opinion as to where nature intended a division to be, and suggested that Great Bri-1 tain should have the entire watershed of tho Eseequibo river, which had been recognized ae the dividing line by the Spaniards and the Dutch.

Schomburgk wee afterward employed hv I British government to elaborate I Killed Bp a Train. Loxdon, Jau. 4. An old man named John Edwards was killed at Clarence street crossing of the G. T.

R. at noon, today, by the engine of No. 5, backing down to the round house. Edwards was blinded by escaping steam from No, 12, whioh was just pulling out when the accident rad. The dead man had bean in the em- goi-gea Mgger share of the good things oiuce mu power.

In a cabinet as well I in all other societies, there mast be mu- station for twenty years and had no family. As If By Hagle. This is always the esse when Nerviline is applied to any kind of pain it ia sure to disappear as if bj if by magic. Stronger, and penetrating, ana quicker in action any other remedy in the world pain cannot stay whet it is used. It ia just the thing to have in the house ta meet a sudden attack of illi The Late Senator Murphys Estate.

MinrraxsL, Jon. 4. The estate of the fate Hon. Edward Murphy is valued ut 8830,000, and will be divided into (even equal shares, the widow getting tu-o and the five children one each. About has been left to charities.

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a printed of Shilohs teal cam promise and self-denial hog will not dsi Tho Jau real regards Sir Mackenzie Dowell as personally straightforward and oour-agoena, but having given some ef the underlings in the cabinet too mock latitude, too mud liberty, which they have abused. Either a change or a defeat inevitable, it remade, and, tenth tell, it seems now that change alone ill hardly fill the bill." It's a change Dr. Montague is figuring upon, on that will give him the premiership in the very near future. That he has hem making mischief, conspiring against fellows and leader, there is a very grave suspicion. But what about Sir Adolpho ha should bo pitched upon Is be standing in the way Catarrh Cued, Health and sweet breath secured, by 8hilohs Catarrh Remedy.

Me fifty I orate. Nasal Injector free. At Wades, JL.