Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 2 octobre 1883, mardi 2 octobre 1883

[" COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.XXXVII QUEBEC, TUESDAY.OCTOBER 2.1663.' x\\'°.13.565 AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.The Insalt to Kinx Alfonso.EXCITEMENT AMONG THE SPAN-I ARDS.RETALIATION THREATENED.k Nihilist Warning Circular.Paul Railway Collision\u2014Church Burned \u2014The St.Alban\u2019s Trust Co.\u2014Destructive Storm\u2014A Policeman Shot Trade, etc., etc.The California Powder Explosion.Pound Drowned \u2014 Obit\u2014Immigration\u2014 Address te the Governor-General, etc.IT Pa*ct, Oct.1\u2014King Alfonso and suite left at 8.45 tbis morning on his return to Spain.No demonstration.Aliunao will reach the Spanish frontier .at aidnignt.The secretary of Grevy and the Spanish Ambaasafaor escorted the Kin?to the railway station.The King made an excellent impression at the banquet.M.Grevy said he never expected to meet so much good cense and dignity as manifested by the sovereign.King Alfonso is perfectly satisfied of the good faith of Minister Ferry as representing the French Government.The King does not admit lot a moment that the spirit shown by the mob, which wav excited by the false statements of anarchist agitators, represents French feeling.In abridging his stay by half, tbs King dssires to diminish the difficulties that have arisen from his visit.The Spanish Minister of Foreign Adairs and the Spanish Government are entirely with the decision of the King.Alfonso was quite unaware of his appointment to the Colooelency of the Uhlan regiment until he received it and hia uniform simultaneously.The Emperor William intended the appointment as an agreeable surprise ; be would not lend himself to anything that weald be likely to elicit prejudice against one tor whom be had taken an exceptional liking.Bismarck had nothing to do with the appointment.President Grevy reluctantly went to the depot on Saturday to greet Alfonso, bat if bis manner appeared cold hia words were cordial.Alarming reports prevail that tbs Spanish Cabinet will demand that the French Government make a public apology for the insults to the King and that the German Government will aaake a diplomate remonstrance at the indignities to which the King was subjected.The Radicals violently attack M.Grevy and M.Ferry for the coarse they pursued.The Cabinet is divided as to its policy.Tbe journals continue to condemn the conduct of tbe populace towards King Alfonso, pointing out especially that they were playing into the bands of B.siiurck.M.Grevy apologised to A Ifooso for the outrage on Saturday.All tbe French Ministers were present at tbs banquet given by M.Grevy in honor of Alfonso on Sanday evening except Thiban.let, Minister of War, and Martin, Minuter of Agriculture.M.Gravy wore tbe Spanish fliece.Alfonso conversed half an hour after the banquet with M.Grevy and M.Ferry.M.Grevy urged the King to remain in Paru another day.MaD&ro, Oct.1 \u2014The citizens are highly inesnsed over the insult to tbe King in Pans and bands of people parading yesterday insulted Frenchmen and openly threatened the Fr*«icb embassy.The police prevented violence.Senor Moret, at a meeting of the Democratic Club, declared the insults affected the whole Spanish nation, which would stand by the King.His utterances were received with cheering.Marshal Serano telegraphed to Seaor Can&voe del Castillo that the cause of the monarchy demanded his presence in Madrid.Among the officers of the garrison strong speeches against France were delivered.The hostile reception to the King in Paris baa considerably increased his prestige at home ; his personal courage and discretion, hia dignified bearing and hia visit to Gravy\u2019s house without escort, are subjects of eulogium and admiration.Tbs royalist papers express themselves with great seventy against the French and accuse M.Gravy's Government with not having displayed energy to protect the royal guest or Danish the rabble.After the return of the King, a note will be sent demanding reparation and relations will be suspended.Precaution will be taken in case the hotel of the Trench embassy should be molested.St.Pktxbsbukg, Oct.1\u2014The Nihilists have issued circulars demanding that the Government stop the cruel treatment of prisoners, especially women, and urging the greatest caution upon the Nihilists in consequence of the recent arrests.AMEKICAK.Nxw Yo&x, Oct.1\u2014The Tribune's Cleveland special says :\u2014There is considerable agitation on the statement that tbe Irish Catholics have obtained full possession of the city Government and are filling nearly all the offices.Policeman Wm.Power, while trying to arrest three robbers on 32nd street late night, was shot in the groin by one and seriously wounded.The robbers escaped.The World reporta from all sides a brisk opening of the fall trade, which assures a sea' son of unusual activity far above anything experienced the past few years Sax Francisco, Oct.1\u2014The exploeion at the California powder works on Saturday took place in the mixing room.Cause will probably never be known, as all engaged therein,composing 40Chinameuand one white man, the overseer, were blown to atoms, scraps being picked up in different directions for a quarter of a mile.The works were the largestfoa the oosst, employing 20 white men ana 125 Chinamen.Gairrix, Ga., Oct.1\u2014Tbe Common Coun oil recently directed that persons fined in tbe During the month of August the arrivals of immigrants at this port numbered 244, of whom reS were men, 59 women, and 57 children.142 were laborers and 5S female servants.The City Conncil to-night will arrange for the presentation of an address to the Gov-ernor-Geoeral and Princess before their departure from the capital.It will take place in the City Hall.Hon.Mr.Bowell is expected to return to the city to-morrow.A meeting of directors of the Manitoba and N?rth-\\\\ estera Railway and a number of English capitalists was held in the Queen\u2019s Hotel on Saturday for, it is said, the purpose of closing an agreement as to the future ownership of bonds of the company and organization of the land department in connection with the road.The meeting was private, but it is understood owing to the absence of some of those interested in the scheme the meeting was adjourned till Wednesday.Special from Halifai.Halifax, Oct.1\u2014Property at East Chez-zetcook, Halifax, on the East of the gold mines of the Sexford Mining Co., has been purchased by the latter at a cost of $20,000.Tbe transfer of the Eastern Extension Railway from the Halifax and Cape Breton Coal Company, to the Provincial Government of Nova Scotia, took place to-day.While Andrew Gow, agent at Bridgewater, of the Merchants\u2019 Bank,of Halifax, was driving near the town, he was thrown from bis waggon and severely injured.He has since been confined to his residence, the lower part of his body and his legs being paralized, and it is thought his inside was injured.Dr.Farrel, of this city, who was called to Bridge-water to attend to Gow, considers his injuries to be of a very dangerous character, and it it hardly expected he will recover.An assignment has been made by J.G.Trider & Co., carpet dealers and bonse furnishers, of this city.Andrew Doyle, the man convicted some time ago of criminal assault and sentenced to nine months imprisonment in the County Jail, during which he was to receive twenty lashes with the cat-o\u2019-nine-tails, to-day received the latter portion of his punishment in the County Jail yard.Special froi Toronto.Toronto, Oct.!\u2014At 7 o'clock to-night, the jury in the libel and slander case of Grigg vs.Foley, brought in a verdict for plaintiff of $500.The damages claimed were $10,000.In ths St.James Rectory case the township rectors, at a meeting, agreed to join witn those of the city in referring the questions in dispute to arbitration, on certain conditions, which the latter concurred in.The whole matter now lies with Canon Dumoulin.Rector of St.James.If he consents litigation will stop, but if he refuse the case will go on Friday.E.Bendelari, Vice-Consul of Italy, has collected $398 to aid the sufferers by tbe Ischia disaster.A large number of poor Italians in the city have contributed their small mite of $1.50c and 25c.Wm.Ramsay, boat builder, left Hanlon's Hotel on the Island in a row boat at 11 o\u2019clock last night.This morning the boat was found floating bottom onwards on.the Inland shore, with Ramsay bad and paddle along side.It is evident Ramsay has been drowned but up to the present the body has not been found.The Toronto Women\u2019s Medical College was formally opened this afternoon.The Mayor occupeed the chair and there was a distinguished gathering of ladiei and gentlemen.Speeches were delivered by the Mayor, Mr.Beaty, M.P., and Prinnipal Caven, of Knox College, who spoke of the necessity of having the institution.The Treasurer stated they had promises of subscriptions to the extent of $1,120, and made a strong appeal for tbe Endowment Fund.Mrs.Har> ie also delivered a brief address after which Dr.Barrett, President of the College, delivered his inaugural letter.There sre 33 applications from intending students.The members of the Faculty are Drs.Barrett, G.Wright Cameron, A.li.VVriuht, McPhedran, Duncan, Reeve, Nevitt, Krause and Augusta S.Galien.The Toronto School of Medecine re-opened for the winter coerse this evening.Tbsre was a large attendance of students and their friends.Dr.Richardson delivered the opening lecture and advised students not to give cause for oflence to policemen.Special from St.Jolm, N.B, St.John, N.B., Oct.1\u2014This afternoon the Dominion and Centennial Exhibition was formally opened.Hia Honor Lieut.-Governor Wilmot, accompanied by his aides-de-camp, and Sir L.Tilley, and members of tha Government, of the Legislature, of the Exhibition Commission, the civic officials, the United States Consul, the officers of H.M.S.\u2018 Garnet\u201d and U.8.warship \u201cAlliance,\u201d and others were present.His Honor and bis suite, the naval officers and other prominent persons proceeded to to the eaetern gallery of the new building, where a number of ladies had assembled.- An address wae presented by the Hon.David McLellan, Provincial-Secretary, on behalf of the Exhibition Commission.His Honor then started the big engine in the machinery htfL By pulling a cord which led to a valve of the engine the whistle sounded, dispersed the meeting, the machinery moved, and the ceremony was over.The guns of the Battery Garrison Artillery fired a salute, and a few minutes afterwards H.M.S.\u201cGarnet\u201d ran up the American Ha\" and fired a royal salute of 21 guns.The U.S.warship \u201cAlliance\u2019' gave a salute in response to that from the \u201cGarnet.\u201d The exhibition was fairly patronized ; and to-night, as usual on opening days ; all the arrangements are not yet completed, out tnere is enough to show that the exhibition is a grand success.In horses and cattle the display has ?ever been equalled in the Lower Provinces.In manufactures, New Bruuswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec, make magnificent exhibits.There is a splendid show of cotton and woolen goods.In agricultural products there is diversity and splendid exhibits.The Manitoba section attractu much attention.Thousands of visitors are arriving.To-morrow the trade procession will take place.MIDNIGHT DESPATCHES.GRE1T LABOR STRIKE.EXCITEMENT IN MADRID.Reception of the Qnecni RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.GREiT BRITAIN.London, Got.1 \u2014 16,000 steel and iron workers in the Conn ties of Glamorgar shite, Wales and Maomouthshire, England, struck against a reduction of 10 per cent in their wages.The employers maintain that in consequence of English and American competition they must close the works or reduce the wages.FRANCE.Paris, Oat.1\u2014The Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs had a long conference this morning.Lt Temps says that President Grevey\u2019s action in apologizing to Alfonso will ha've the best effect in dispelling the clouds looming up between France and Spain.At a dinner at Elysee, M.Raynal, Minister of Public Works, informed the Sjpanish Minister of Foreign Affairs that the French Government was wishing to furnish proof of its desire to strengthen the relations between Francs and Spain, and bas resolved to summon the international commission to examine into the scheme of buildiug a tnunel at Can-f ran ce to improve the railway communication between the two countries.It is reported that at the Cabinet Council to-morrow the Ministers will discuss the question whether the papers which promoted the demonstration againt Alfonso can be prosecuted.An attache of the French Embassy at Madrid has resigned.The Spanish Ambassador to France will soon depart on long leave of absence.GERMANY.Berlin, Oct.1\u2014All the newspapers express great indignation at the insults offered Alfonso in Paris.SERVI V Belgrade, Got.1\u2014Kir g Milan arrived to-dayand was received by the people with great enthusiasm.SPAIN.Madrid, Got.1\u2014The/6\tLm j»« QUEBEC CEKTR&L RAILWAY.0° SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.MMENOING MONDAY, JULY 2nd, 1883.Trains will run aa follows :\u2014 tor Trains ran on Montreal tut a .ZSVFifteen minutes allowed for Refreshment, at Beaui e Junction.Drawing Room Oar runs between Quebec, Sherbrooke aud Newport, as follows :\u2014Leaves Quebec for Sherbrooke and Newport on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week.Leaves Newport and Sherbrooke for Quebec on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday cf each week.The Qnebec Central Railway affords tbe only Rail communication with the celebrated Chaudière Child Mines, and connecting at Sher Brooke with the Grand Trank and Passnmpaio Railways, forms the most direct ronte between Quebec, Boston, and all New England point*.JAS.B.WO JD WARD, Gao irai Manager.General Ticket Offioea, .Opposite St.Louis Hotel, Quebec.June 29, 1888 FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAINS ran daily (Sundays excepted) a* follows i\u2014 LEAVE QUEBEC (Palais Station).in nn a m passenger train Aw.VV dulli* for St.Raymond, Saturday only, arriving at 12, Noon.4nn n m mail train for st.\u2022 W\tRaymond, arriving thora at 6 30 p.m.LEAVE ST.RAYMOND.6 0n «M MAIL TRAIN for Qnebeo, .MV/\tarriving there at 8.55 a.m.A AH TV TV» PASSENGER TRAIN for '/\u20227t6RiL'6r8 co Dot carry cattlo nor nhtc) \u2022 Hates of Faaarge Cabin.Quebec to Liverpool, $50 and fCt.Return $90 and $108.\t* * Rates per rteameie \u2018 Sama\u201d and \u201cOregcr \u2019 t»» Liverpool \u2022 Cabin, $ and >>0 ; Pvtni.ti*$I44 ; Intermediate, $40 ; Steerage, $v .Prai>*id Efotirajife Ticket* iaeüco ai Mr Juovc; S Bet es.Th'^ng Tickets can be had at all the prit-cipal Grand Trunk Railway Ticket Offices iu Canada, and Through Bills of Lading ai.i gr*nt»U to and from all part* of Canada.For Freight or Passage apply, in Lor dor, to Bo wrong.Jamieson A Co., 17 Eat Imi.Aope : ir Liverpool, to Flinn, Main A to* 11 -24 James Street ; at all Grand Tiun); ?S:ay-i,0flice* ; to DAVID TORRANCL A CO., Exchange Court, Montreal, and WM.M MACPHER.SON, .75, I>ALHocf -K Street, Quebec.A Steam Tender with Passengers for the SjS.\u201cOregon\u201d will leave the Richelieu Co; « Wharf st 9.30 A.M.Saturday.^September 24.1883.CUJIAKD LINE.notice.LAN E~liOU ÎE.r~p C uuard Stcanislii Limite 'J! < ompauy Gslli _______ Bothnia.I\u2019avonia.>ervia .Scythia.i.all'a.Boihn BET ;V ESN NEW Y OliK and L1VEP POOL mIIibk .t CORK HARBOR From Pier 40 N.K., Nnv York .Wednesday, 3rd owder containing (for cbeapnoas) Alum in large quantity.PEBBLE K YOUR HEALTH by purchasing only the G»*unine COOK\u2019S FRIEND, which »\u2022 well known to contain NO Alum nor any other noxious drug.OF See that the full name, in arge letters, is printed across the directions for use For Sale by Respectable Grocers Rterywhere.Jana $0.18 w.d.McLaren, 55 College Street, Montreal.TtHIEJ NLW BOOKS ! PEARLA ; or the Wjrld after an Island.25 ceuts.1 he New Timothy\u201425 cents.Ihe Pocket Book Dici ionary, or Spelling Guide \u2014Ih.LtO Difficult words 40 cents.The hijou Biography of tbe World\u2014a Reference Bo-'k of'the Names, Dates and Vocations of Distinguished Men and W< men of every a+ie and nation, including living Celebrities, by Wm.John Gotdon.50eta.Three Months among the Maote\u2014a Winter\u2019s Tale of the Northern Wilds of CaLnUa by a Military Chaplain.50 cents.For sal by DAWSON ft CO.September 20, 1883.The American Counting Boom HE AMI RICAN COUNTING ROOM, .a Penouical devoted to the interests of Book Keepers and Acooui i^nts, and also to business matters in general.Part, of the contents of July Number : Prevention of Frauds in Payment of Coupons ; Books of Original Entry\u2014\u201c a Lecture\u201d ; Accountants and their d ents.A Criticism on Averaging Ac courts Counting House Chatte, Guardianship Accounts.Adjustment c.j axtnen-hip In-terosU ; Errors in Tiia.Balances, Rudng, Ac., Ac., with the cm rent businem news of the month.8|>ecinien copies to bs teen and subscript tone received.No Book-Keeper or Counting House should be without this useful office aid.Its columns are open to te xities daily occurring in the routine of the Book keeper.For sale by DAWSON ft CO.September 20, 1883.NOTICE 18 HERFBY GIVEN THAT THE PIER at mouth of Cap Rouge River, sed n line with tbe «ply other Deer Water Pier there.IS SUBMERGED AT ABOUT HALF TIDE, and that tbo j Mention is shown by A GREEN BUOY CAY R0UG7 riLB*A»D WHARF CO.June 11.1888.J.BOWEN, J)., Ma NOTICE T0_MAMfclh8.\u2022J'tHK \"TIMS BALL\" OK i the Citadel .c-Hch day.(ban-day excepted), at half past T welve o'clock, will be hoisted hull way m up, and at five minutes to \u201cline5\u2019 it will be boif.ted to the top, and at \u201cOne o\u2019clock.\u2019' Mean Time, it will be dropped.A Chronometer keeping \u201cGreonw ioh Time should then show 5h.44m.49s., and tbe difference between this and the time shown by the lace ot her Chronometer is its error on \u201cGreen wioh Mean Time\u201d at that instant.N.B.\u2014Should the \u201d Ball,1 by accident drop at the wrong time, it will immediately be hoisted half-mast, and kept there one quarter of an hour.\t\u2022 ^ O.W.DRURY, .Captain ,¦A,\u2022 Battery, May 22, 1888 R.8.Qt THE MOHNTNG CTTRwKïtTÏÆ.TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1883.mu VEW ADVtllTISEMiKMS.Auction Sale of the Bark \u201cAnnie Maud\" and Materials\u2014Joseph Eoen.Y M C A\u2014James N Shannon.Not ce to Contractor*\u2014A P Bradley.Ayer\u2019a Cherry Pectoral\u2014Dr J C Ayer k Co.Strayed or Stolen \u2014J Bell h or*) th.Sale* by the Sheriff of the District of Quebeo-J B Amyot.3: Patrick\u2019s Literary Institute\u2014E English.New York Life Insurance Co y\u2014David Smith.Ayer * 3ars*p*riUa-Dr J O Ayer & Co.Canada and Scotland-Dawson St Co.New Novels\u2014\tDo\u2018 British Columbia\u2014\tD°- Ayer s Ague Cure-Dr J C Ayer A Co.Fur* ! Fun 1-3 R Renfrew A Co.New G- ode\u2014Behan Brother*.the most prevalent language, of the prut cipal citie.and the -rk THE FftUJRADE.PRINTING 1 PRINTING 11 PRINTING 111 PRINTING OF ALL KINDS __executed at the\u2014 JOB OFFICE OF T1S PM, WITH CASE AND PROMPTNESS.the exception of £100 °r supported by funds nmed m India.The growth of the army m the Australian Colonies has been the marvel ot the year.Twelve months igo there were only some three or four corps established m South Australia.Now in the four Australian Colonies and in New Zealand the army has twenty-four corps, under some forty officers.Half a dozen buildings haveieen erected*or purchased.Inc English Ir ai Cry, issued once a week twelve months ago, has become a bi-weekly, while no fewer than eleven other JYar Cry* are published in different parts of the worid, and there is prospect of four others before the close of the year.\u201d___ LORD LAN8DOWNE.The Toronto Globe has done a very admirable piece of work, in sending through Lord Lansdowne s district in Ireland, a special correspondent, with instructions to find out for himself, the truth of the rumors recently published concerning His The and Home Rule as applicable to Ireland as well as to Canada, formed part of the subject of discourse.I took occasion to hand Lord Lausdowno a copy of Mr.Blake's speech made in the House of Commons on the Irish question, which I opportunely had in my pocket, and with which His Lordship appeared pleased, expressing his intention to give it a careful perusal.I had als\") the honour of being presented to Lady Lausdowno, who asked many questons about Ottawa, the climate, bow the country was likely to look on their arrival, enquiries about the Princess Louise, etc.Her Ladyship is tall, fair, and dignified, has a handsome, sweet countenance, and a very gracious manner His Lordship is of middle height, not stout, dark complexion, high forehead, heavy black moustache, and has a great deal of Lord Dufferin\u2019s friendly manner and courteous disposition.He has the reputation of AN ABLE STATESMAN, and the universal prediction is that he is pre-eminently the right man in the right place as Governor-General of Canada.To-morrow morning Lord Lansdowue leave* hero for England.He goes from thence to Scotland to see his mother, SJ.SHAW & Co., Saint John Street, Upper Town, and Notre Dame Street, Lower Town, OFFER AT LOWEST PRICES GKunsrs, Lordship\u2019s treatment of his tenants, correspondent, at the outset, confesses tnat retun)8 to Baron\u2019s Court, in the North of he went to Kenmare, somewhat projudic- | ireiami( the seat of his father-in-law, ed against the nobleman, who is to bo our future Governor-General.His mind had, to a certain extent, been swayed by the stories he had heard.It is all the more satisfactory to find him speaking so well of Lord Lansdownb now, after he had paid the district a personal visit, and after he had seen what there was to see, and had talked with tenant and priest about the matter.Our readers must remember that this Globe correspondent is a Canadian, with no feeling either way, and that he re the Duke of Abercorn, and from thence goes to Moville, leaving by the Allan liner which sails on the Ilth of October for Canada.'\u2019 H.M.8.\u201cNorthampton.\u201d H.M.8.\u201cNorthampton\u201d leaves this after noow at 1.30 o\u2019clock, tor Halifax, N.8.Personals.Hon.Hy.Starnes left last night in the steamer, for Montreal Mrs.Oliphanthaa written for the November Century a paper on Queen Victoria, which presents the true and disinterested side of I ^ more particularly devoted to her life His letter will have great in- as a happy queen and mother, before the BOOKS, pamphlets, FACTUMS, ETC., ETC POSTERS, HAND BILLS,\tap CARDS, ETC., ETC., In all possible styles to suit the public Utte.Orders from the Country irame-diately attended to.JOB DEPARTMENT, \u201cMSGCHROSICLE.\u201d September 17,1333.\t.JggLjBBMI.OtT- 2.M» NEWFOUND AND.Newfoundland is about to imitate the example of the rest of Her Bptannic Majesty\u2019s Colonies, and is making arrangements with the Colonial Office through which she is to have a representative in England.\u201cThe oldest British Colony\u201d is at last awakening to a sense of her responsibility in this world.She has some very important interests to conserve, and a vast export trade to protect.The High Commissioner for Canada, and several Agents General for the Australian posses siens of the empire, have done well for their respective Governments, and there is no reason why Newfoundland could not be helped in the same manner.A special agent in London would, in a variety of ways, prove a great benefit to the Island Newfoundland has made some strides during the last eight or ten years.She is doing some good work just now in facilitating her means of inter communication.Her liberal-minded Government is paying attention to railroad construction, and altogether the land of cod, and rare old __foras everyone knows the best wine in the world can be bought in St.John s, is fast becoming a desirable place to live in.We expect to hear of the inauguration of immigration schemes next year, with a view to the proper settlement of the Island, with a good class of British farmers.But Newfoundland is making a mistake in remaining so long alone, away out there in the bleak Atlantic.She ought to come into the Dominion, and share with us the prosperity which we enjoy.Canada is willing.the story tiuence in the community, and in view of all the scandalous stories set afloat against the Marquis, out of sheer malice, we believe, it cannot have too extensive a circulation.We gladly make room for it here in our columns to-day.It is a complete answer to all the untruthful attacks which have been raged against a gentleman who has been proved to be Innocent of any charge of severity, and whose management of his estate has been wise generous and liberal to a degree.We ask, in his behalf, an attentive perusal of the following better from the Toronto GMbe, at the hands of our readers Ke>mabe, Co.Kkbry, Ireland, Sept.3.Kilgarvan, from which I last dTote, is a little village belonging to the dispensary district of the same rra- e.It is perched amongst the mountains of Kerry, about 21 miles from Killamey.14 from Headfoot, and six from Kenmare.The population of the village is only a couple of hundred, that of the district about 2,000 souls.Business, connected with emigration matters, called me to tho neighborhood of Kilgarvan and Kenmare.\t\u2022___ a.i_* v.* death of the Prince Consort.The fronti* piece of tho number is an engraving of an original old study of the Queen, made from life by tbe young American artist, Thomas Sally, in 1838.It was preliminary to a life size portrait of the Queen in fall regalia painted at Buckingham Palace for the St George\u2019s Society of Philadelphia.We regret to learn that Hon.Judge Me Cord is rather seriously indisposed.Hon.A.P.Caron is expected in town to morrow.Mr, Louis Frechette, the poet-laureate the French Academy, ia in town and the gnest of Mr, Chas.Langelier, Grande Allee.Mr.H.J.Beeroer, contractor, ia at tho St, Louis Hotel.Sir Hector Langevin is expected here on Thursday.Mr.Justice Ramsay ia registered at the St.Louis Hotel.IRXIFILIES, Gunpowder, Fire Arms, Ié Brilisli ai Mercantile INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE AND LIFE IFOIEL S A LIE.OF- EDINBURGH AND LONDON SIECOT-, eftso-t us forces together, and since then, year by year, ho has added thonsands to his corps.Last year, the London Standard says, there were only 320 corps and 760 officer*.The army now possesses, at home and abroad, 591 corps and 1,439 officers.A new order of Sergeant* has been created ; 245 out-poets have been occupied undsr their command, and each sergeant, taking with him a detachment of from four to twenty soldiers, marching on Sundays, frequently from five to ton miles, to some village, when service is cenducted in any school-room, bam or other building.These people take a natural pnde in their work, and they do it for love of Him who died on the cross.They are, as a rule, very ignorant people but they mean well, and if they do good, why not encourage them a little l Perhaps, after a while they may sing sweeter songs, and tell the wondrous story in better phraseology.The Standard gives these particulars concerning the growth of the army :\u2014 \u201cThe army has 180 officers abroad.In India a sufficient number of natives have * joined the army to provide interpreters in their consequence.The dispensary doctor is the slave of slaves.A \u201cred ticket\u201d from a poo law guardian, or from a member of the dispensary committee, lot it be presented day or night, ia a mandate that calls for instant obedience ; and hail, rain, or snew, or storm, or all stonning together, the doctor must set out on his visit to the patient who obtains the \u201cred ticket.\u201d The stipend paid is £100 a year ; there are fees as registrar and sanitary officer, and also for vaccinations ; and these bring up the yearly amount to from £20 to £30 additional.As for the emoluments from private practice, they amount to little or nothing.The house accommodation is of the MOST WRETCHED DESCRIPTION.\t, scarcely a remove from the peasant\u2019s cabin \u2014and as for society, there is none, even had tho hard-worked dispensary doctor t:me to cultivate such a luxury.Speaking of society, the Church of England clergyman left Kilgarvan and threw up his parish because there was no society in the place for his family.The whole Protestant population of the parish amouuteü to only between twehty and thirty.A short distance from the village there is a remakable \u201c holy well,\u201d at which the people pray and make \u201crounds,\u201d and at which miraculous cures are reported to have been effected.Near the same spot there is a remarkable large flagstone, about 12 x 8 ft, of green rock, under which, it is asserted, the remains of Columbkill, the great Irish saint, lie buried.The Mangerton, Ballagh, Eagle, Gollobo, and Keen-Keen Mountains all surround Kilgarvan, and rearing their bare heads in sutely grandeur are objects of much interest in the distance.Tho whole of the village and a good part of the suwounding lands belong to Mr.A.B.Hortop, of Dalby Hall.Leicestershire, England, who-has the reputation of being a very good landlord, and of niver having riz the rints.\u201d LORD LANSDOWNE\u2019S ESTATE extends half-way between Kenmare and Kilgarvan on \u2018 he one side, and taking in the town ot Kenmare and crossing the river, extends on the other side all the way\u2014seventeen miles\u2014from Kenmare to Dereen.The property is very extensive and embraces all varieties of soil\u2014mountain and valley, tillage, pasture, and meadow, and no inconsiderable number of acres of plantation.The tenants are numbered in thousands.I hare conversed with hundreds of them and travelled over a large portion of the estate, and the general testimony is in favour of the Marquis as a liberal, generous, and considerable landlord.This I found borne out by the testimony of Bishop Higgins, and, without exception, by the priests of the diocese.All expressed themselves in indignant terms at the animadversions of Lord Lans-downe\u2019s character as a landlord, which they had heard appeared in a portion of the Canadian and American press.He lives as much as possible at Dereen, in the midst of his Irish tenantry ; he has done so all through the recent troubles and disturbances, and has gone about arçongst the peofile unarmed at all times, and disdaining police protection when such a thing was suggested.I own that, from some things I had read and heard in Cork, I came into the district rather prejudiced.A fortnight\u2019s sojourn here has shown me how unreasonable were my prejudices, and how unfounded were the reports I had read and heard concerning the Marqnis of Lonsdowne as a landlord.And in addition to His Lordship Bishop Higvins, I give the name of the Yen.Archdeacon O\u2019Sullivan, of Kenmare, a* corroborative authority for ray statements.I had the honor of AS INTERVIEW WITH THE NEW OOVERNOR-OENERAL of Canada to-day at Lansdowne Lodge, the residence of Mr.Trench, the agent of the estate.And here let me not forget to state the high esteem in whch Mr.Trench is held by the tenantry and the kindly way in which he is spoken of as an henest and upright agent.Mr.Trench is chairman of the Board of P.L.G., which is some test of his popularity.His Lord-ship asked me a great many questions \u2022b jut the Dominion and the different Pro-viuces.He expressed surprise at the magnificence of our Parliament Buildings at Ottawa, at the network of railways with whicn Ontario was supplied, the North-West, touched lightly upon the boundary question, dwelt upon the increase of immigration, the immense onward strides that Canada had made and was making, the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and spoke of the grand future of the country with great hopefulness.On all matters, even to small details about Rideau Hall, the Citadel at Quebec, the trade of Montreal, the remarkable growth of Toronto, etc.His Lordship spoke with a wonderful accuracy of information.He knew the Globe well, and spoke of its ability and influence as if he were a constant reader of the paper.In the course of conversation he mentioned having met Mr.Edward Blake in'London , It is historical and adds another poetic feature to the tragic history of the downfall ot Quebec.What enhances its interest is the fact that a similar sceno was enacted only seventeen years subsequently.It was in the spring of 1776.Tiie Continental troops under Arnold had recovered from the blow received at Pres-de-Ville and under the cliff of Sanlt-an-Matelot, and maintained a defiant attitude in presence of Carle ton\u2019s garrison.But one morning a boom was heard, black hulks were seen rounding the point, and the meteor flag of England streamed from the mastheads.It was enough.Que bec was saved.Arnold sdreated.lie it ad ded to bis fame\u2014it was a masterly retreat, through the Richelieu peninsula to Lake Cbamplain.Farewell Lonch to the Officers of tbs \"Northampton.\u201d Yesterday was \u201cLadies\u2019 Day\" at the Racquet Club.Owing to the approaching departure of H.M.S.\u201cNorthampton,\u201d it was the last occasion upon which, as a correspou dent poetically expresses it, \u201cthe men-of-war could meet tho men-of-peace in friendly con test,\u201d and the occasion was taken advantage of by the President of the club, H.Stanley Smith, Esq.,- to tender our visitors of the \u201cNorthampton\u201d a farewell lunch, and ask as many of their lady friends, as could honor the court, with their presence, to be present, and wfth them bon voyage: The arrangements were wanting in no de tail, and were all perfectly carried out.Among the visitors present were Vice-Admiral Sir J.E.Commerell, K.C.B.,V.C., the Earl of Denbigh, his sons, Viscount Fielding and the Hon.E.Fielding, Capt.Digby and officers of the \"Northampton,\" while Mr.Smith\u2019s Quebec guests were of the elite of Quebec society.Halt-past one was tho hour named for luncheon, but it must have been really three o\u2019clock before the ladies were comfortably seated in the gallery, and the first rubber opened with Messrs.Dougall and Bush of the \u201cNorthampton,\" against Messrs.A.F.Hunt and G.H.Thompson, representing Quebec.The visitors went to work with a will, Mr.Dougall, who has established a Quebec reputation for tremendous driving power at golt proving himself an adept with the racquet bat, and getting in some neat service, while Mr.Bush kept the ball going in a way,that made the outlook for Quebec rather a blue one.The first half of the g&me was altogether in favor of the \u201cmen-of war,\u201d and their score stood seven to three before it began to get more even.From this point, however, the \u201cmen-of-peace\u201d began to assert themselves, the play became keen ly interesting, and the game finally passed to the credit of the home team-score 15 to 11.The second was in favor of Quebec throughout, Mr.Thomson getting in some of telling service, which is acknowledged to be a little too good for anything in the court, and Mr.Hunt placing the ball with that skill and precision, which is the strong point of his game.The third, like the second and first, fell to the credit of Messrs.Hunt and Thomson, but that they worked for their .victory, and that their opponents were not idle, was evidenced by the long and repeated rallies, during whioh tho rush of feet, the vicious \u201cswish\u201d of the bat, as it sent the ball flying np the court, and the inspiring \u201cPlay up !\"\u2014\u201cPlay up.Sir !\" of the marker, were as music in the ears of the confirmed racquet-player.Messrs.Dougall and Bush, in spite of the well-known disadvantages of contending in a strange court, made most determiner! tightT from first to last, and it is a long time since we have had the pleasure of witnessing as interesting match as that between those representatives of H.M.S.\"Northampton\u201d and tho two best amateurs of the Quebec Coart.Several other good matches were played in the course of the afternoon.notably that between Messrs Hunt and Thomson and Boakes, tho marker of the Racquet Court, who is also the chain pion racquet-player of America : and tho day closed with a match between Messrs.Hunt and Bush, vs.Messrs.Dougall and \\Y.A Griffith, which was won by the former.During the past month our city has been enlivened by the presence amongst us of the officers and men of H.M.S.\"Northamp ton\u201d and \u201cCanada.\" The latter vessel has gone on to Montreal and intends leaving that port, we believe, on Saturday next.The \u201cNorthampton,\u201d as we write, i* stilt in our harbor, but the time of her departure ha* been fixed for this afteruoon, and ere this time to-morrow she will have swung for tho last time for many days before the old city of Quebec, and we now take this opportunity of saying\u2014Au revoir ?Bon voyage ! We are very sorry to lose our pleasant visitors and can only hope that they will carry away with them, as hindly recollec tions, as we shall retain, of their visit.FURS! FURS! i JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Self-Feeding foal Stoves, LOSSES SETTLED PROMPTLY JOHN LAIRD, Aobnt, 113, Peter Street.October 1, 1883.\tL REDUCED PRICES \u2014JN - FELT HATS, » m * -AND- Silk Umbrellas ! JIMS crmEMH, 2T, Hi! ADD Si It F ET.Soptembar 4, 1883.Estate of the Late LEAM METUOT, Cap SL Ignace, CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING LOTS : Lot 1.\u2014Large Dwelling-House, 6 Cottages, Large Bani, Shop, Forge, Lime Kiln, Large Piling Ground Wharves, &c.\u201c 2.\u2014Large Steam Mill with Dwelling, Shops, Forge, Barns, Large Piling Grounds.\u201c 3.\u2014About 180 Miles of Government Limits.\u201c 4 -12\t|in e°od co,ldition\u2018 \u201c 5.\u2014Book-Debts for about $40,000.« 6.\u2014Water Mill and Fief St.Claire, also Lands in the 4th Concession and in the Seigniory Yineelet.\u201c 7.\u2014Rolling Stock, consisting of Horses, Carts, Wood Sleighs, Harnesses, Trucks for Saw Mills Forge Utensils, &c., &c.E.BEAUDET, of Beaudet & Chinic, ) FRANK ROSS, of John Ross & Co., > Trustees.P.LAFRANCE, Cashier Banque Nationale, ) For further, particulars, apply to SI.\"W.ZFIRIElsrCIB: & GO., 18, J-A-MES STHEH3T, QT7ZIB3EXO.JSTIEW Scotch Knitting Yarns AND Am CANADA AND SCOTLAND.EMORIES OF CANADA AND SCOTLAND ; Sketches and Verse* by His Right Hon.the Marquis of FINGERING WOOLS.Fancy, Box and Parlor Stoves, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, WE HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE auortment of PATONS\u2019 ALLOA YARN in all the New Shade* of Color.This ia the best Yarn made.\t.t BALDWIN\u2019S St WALKER\u2019S well-known Fingering Wool*.We are showing a full assortment of these fine Goods, ia all the leading colors, to whioh we invite particular tten-tion.RWo have also on hand a choice assortment o Andalusian, Shetland, Berlin Fingering, Fine Merino and Berlin Wools.DAVIDSON &H0RAH 172, St.John Street, \u2014 AND\u2014 5, Ferry Street, Levis.September o, 1883.Excellency the Lome.\u201c Will be published immediately after His Excellency\u2019s departure.\" Intending purchasers will please send ns their names at once in ucu the nervous system.5j000 Physicians prescribe j Rn>Anson's Emulsion of Cod Lirer dvi\\\\.n LacU>- C't A\tJL ~ T\t-WHOLKSAbK A5x- h oi* bale or to Let, Lyman SONS & CO., August 17, 1883.-\tapll3-Lm-oo Sewing Silks; When buying Sew-ing Silks see that the Spool you buy is Stamjyea beldiiic,paul&co.\u2019 \u2022II HE SPACIOUS AND VALU A S.Beach Property known* as \u201c WINDSO COVE.\u201d situate ! on the South Shore of Uiy St.Lawrence, lately oocup'ftd by A.F.A Knight.Imuieuiafce pussottsiff Auply o F.X LEMIIUX.Advocate.0, Gabukn Street, .Quebec^ 0rGLACKEMFYER A GAUVREAU, Notaries, 84, St.Pktkb Stbbet, December 25.188\tce tf GRIMMJLT k C« INDIAN CIGARETTES By inhaling the smoke of these Cigarettes, which at once cause expectorai Ion.the most violent attacks of Asthma arc at once relieved.\u2014 They arc also most efficacious in all cases of Nproous Coughs, chronic Laryngitis, Hoarseness, loss of Voice, Facial Neuralgia and Insomnia.Paris, Rus Vivienne, 8 and at all Druggists\u2019 and Chemists\u2019 them.Experience, joined to common sense, To mortals is a providence.\u2014Green.\u201cMy daughter has taken the medicine faith-folly, according to directions, and her health and spirits are now perfect.Tbe Unmor ie all gone from her face.I wish every aaiion» mother might know what a blessing Ayer\u2019s Sanaparilla is in such cases.\u201d Disparage and depreciate no one ; an insect'haa a feeling and an atom a shadow,\u2014 Coleridge.A.May bee, Merchant, Wai-kworth, writes: -I have sold some hundreds of bottles of Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil, and it Is pronounced by the jrablic \u201cone of the best medicines they have ever used it haa done wonders in healing and reheving pain, sore throats, Ae.and is worthy of the greatest contider.ee.September 29.18fc3.\tJm-dftw Education begins the gentleman, but read ing, good company, and education must finish him.\u2014Locke; * Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s great Laboratory Lynn, Mass,, is turning out millions of pack* ages of her celebrated Compound, which are being sent to the four winds, and actually find tbeir way to all lands under the sun and to tbe remotest confines of modern civilization.We ehould r ever make enemies, if for no other reason, because it is so hard to behave toward them as we ought.\u2014Palmer.Bronchitis.\u2014This form of disease of the respiratory orgaas is characterized by inflammation of tbe membrane of the (Bronchial Tubes, producing cough, expectoration of mucus, and difficult breathing.In such cases ose EAGaB\u2019B PHOBPHOLEINB.It is better than tbe many cough remedies so frequently recommended.September 27, 1833,\tjly23-34w Life is but an Inn, where travellers stay ; Some only breakfast, then away : Others to dinner stay, and are full fed ; The oldest only sop and go to bed : Long is his bill who lingers out ths day, He who goes the soonest has the léast to pay.\u2014Old Epitaph.Sufferers from the effects of quinine, used as a remedy for chills and fever, will appreciate Ayer's Ague Cure, a powerful tonic bitter, composed wholly of vegetable substances, without a particle of any noxious drug.Its action is peculiar, prompt and powerful, breaking up tbe chill, curing the fever, and expelling the poison from tbe system, yet leaving no harmful or unpleasant effect upon the patient.A philanthropic aud very modest gentle man recently visited a mission Sunday-school, and was prevailed upon to make an address.\u201cChildren,\u201d he began, and tben paused.\u201cMy dear boys and girls,\u201d he said, making a second start.Another awkward stop, when be essayed for a third time, \u201cMy young friends\u2014\u201d Jnst then a lad in one of the classes, thinking that he was waiting for some greeting in return, cried out, \u201cHello yonr self !\u201d Tbe speaker collapsed.R.C.Bruce, druggist, Tara, says : I have no medicine on my shelves that sells faster or gives better satisfaction than Dr.Thomas' Eclectric Oil, ana the sale is constantly increasing, the past year being the largest I have ever had.One of my customers was cured of catarrh by using three bottles.Anotber was raised out of bed, where he bed been laid np for a long time with a lame back, by using two bottles.I have lots of customers, who would not be without it over night.September 29, 1883.\tJm-d&w Phosphate of Lime is not only sought after by ths patient but is recommended and largely prescribed by the most intelligent physicians.For sale by.Druggists all over the Dominion.Pries $1.00 per bottle, six bottles for 10.September 12.1883.aoll2-Lm Afcw To all who are suffering from tne errors and nt iscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early rfeeiy, loss of manhood.Ac.1 will rend a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.This great remedy a as discovered by a mission ary in South America Send a self-addressed envelope to tho Rev.Joseph T.Inman, Station D, New York City.October 11.1882 Lm m.wAfri-dAw À BOON TO men All Mm* who torn HxllwoSk»*, »««\u2014»»¦ or olbtr cmm* sn WMk, utBorrfS.low .ptrK«d, phy»ic»llr CroInrS.«nS usMo «\u2022 Sorftra Ufrt 4«Uo* jiropwly.«*\u2022 bo ewomly yore*-antly oartd.without \u2022toaneh moSlrlor».KodorooS br*»c«o»*.¦iaiotora »n1 tha praoa.TVla\taora: Tho old kiaaltai mm* aoaaroS of eortmtn rrator.tlon U fOU aad MT-a iaanh\u2014» Simple, offectlae.cl.anly, pladaaat.Bead fcrtaootiM.Ooniultolloa fiaa.\t_ .BAMXOX asaXDV OO* 76 Yaa«« SU TaraeeSo, Oat.Apn\t\"\u2018\tTam-dAw LOOK OUT FOB FRAUDS! The genuine \u201cRough on Corns\u201d is made only >.Walls (Proprietor of \u201cHough on Rats\u201d) by E.S.Wells (Proprietor oi \"tiougn on J and has laughing face of a man on labels, and 25c.Bottles.15o.It has long been said that the man who could contrive a way to store the force now lost by stopping a car and apply it effectively to aid in again starting the wheels would confer a great boon on mankind.This invention seems to have been made, or at least to have been approached, by the patentee of a new street car, which is soon to be placed on the rails in i\u2019ffiladelphia.This car is fitted with a number of spiral springs that are wound up before the car starts, and which have stored energy sufficient to propel the vehicle to-the end of its route.The details of tne machinery have been worked out to tbe entire satistaction of the projectors, and an experimental car is soon to appear on the rails in tbe Quaker City, mmm® restored, A victim ot early imprudence, cau*(ns cervous debility, nrematnre decay, etc., 'laving tri*d in vain ovew a^> n remedy, has discolored a simple means of self-oore, which ho wiU send FREE to his fsllow-suffarers.* Mises J, p.RBHVBt*.«3 (Am ta an) Su Ntf* Ybrt JuI/9, 1888.\tLm-oo-dAw Why a low a oougn to lacerate your tnro»t and lungs ?Why incur the imminent danger of consumption when in an incredibly short space of time, and for an insignificant sum, yon may cure yourself ?Thomas\u2019 Eolectrio Oil does tbe business thoroughly.A single bottle often sufi oes to relieve tho difficulty.This peerless remedy overcomes with equal certainty, swelling of the neck, inflammation of the immoles and stiffness of the joints, lameness and crick in the back, tumors, piles, dysentery and a variety of other painful and harraesing disorders.It may be taken inwardly with as much safety as it is applied outwardly, Colic, whether of mao or beast, is cured by it in fifteen or twenty minutes.Sores, excoriations aiu abrasions-of tho skin, are healed by it with gratifying rapidity All melioine dealers sell Prepared only by NORTHROP A T vma Toronto.Ont.\u2022 October 17.1882\tcbS-Jm dAw Not the slightest affinity exists- between the qumberleas cough mixtures witn which the market is flooded and that successful preparation\u2014Northrop A Lyman\u2019s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil ana Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda.It stands alone, distinct, is like itself, and nothing else.It embodies tbe best results of advanced pharmaceutical science.It accomplishes positive, derisive results, effectually relieving coughs (when the lungs are not tuberculous or hopelessly affected), colds, laryngitis md diseases of a scrofulous origin.While it duos not cure Consumption! it is tho most reliable means of defence against that dreadful scourge, The invigorating properties of the by opbosi hiteH reimbuise the system debilitat-ea by tho onstant wear and tear of a cough, while the paroxysms rapidly diminish in violence, in onsequence of tbe sootbing emollient action of the cod liver oil upon the inflamed lung membrane The phospnorons, lime and soda, in combination with it, are all natural componei ta in tbe construction of the bodily edifice, smich, in a state of decay, lacks a tnflirienc y of those elements.These the hypo-pbosphiti supply, increasing tne nutritive piopertie of the blood, and bnilding np and rebaoilitating the tbttering human structure with a dogree of promptitude as astonishing as it is greiireiriK to the invalid.A perceptible gain in flesh as well as in strength is one of the consequences of using this stanoard preparation, which both time and experience have demonstrated to be fully worthy of tbj confidence revised in it.Prepared by Nobthbop A Lt van, Toronto, and sold by al druggists.October 18 1882\tJmd&.w Tbe Créât Female fttemedy* JOB MOSLS\u2019 PILL8.FflHIS Li VALUABLE MEDIGlNE IS X unfailing in the cure of all tuose painful and dangerous disorders to which tho Female oonstitution is subject It nvigorates the de bilitated and delicate | and br regulating and strengthening the ystem, ortiflesthe youtMol son iitution frr tho duties of life, and when taken in middle or old tge, prov®f a rea{ bless-ing, and on tbe approach of Child-birth these KUb should be used for two or three weeks previous to confinement j the benefits be aerlv-ed are incrkmlable t they fortify the constitution, lessen the suffering\tJ»1»?** prevent weakness of tbe organs, and enable tbe mother to perform her duties with eon)fort to herself InaRoéses of Ni/voos and Spina Affection', Pains in the Back and LimbsKt^neinslight exertion Palpitation of tbe Heert, Hysteric an* Whites, these pius wUl effect a core when a» other œerus bave failed and although a nowcrful rc do not ontain ron, calomel, antimony, oi -^hurtful to the sonstito-ton.Soldi* ah Medicine Deatar*.rail directions In tbe pamphlet around eaeb pack tge.JOB MOUSE.IIW TORE, SOLI PROPRIETOR $1.00 and 6 cents for postage, enclosed to Northrop A Lyman, Toronto, Ont., genera» agonis for the Dominion, will insure a boM« oontabMUg over 5U Dills h return mai), FoWrv 8.1889V\tJm dAw JULIEN\u2019S PURGATIVE FRUIT à VtntiMe, luriive to! rrinihlsg In to U eu» «f CONSTIPATION JULIENS FRUIT, which Is an exclusively vegeb jlc purga\u2019Jve, baa the ap-peannee of a nice Bon-Bon and has a very agreab) ; taste.\t.__ 'It is perfee Us harmless and 1b recommend.-d in I it treatment of: Gastritis,\t| Dtspepsia, iGastralgU, * I Dysentery, i Liver disease»- \\ Skin diseasss.\u2022 :u r jlosning qualities are valuable to all persons who have predispositions to aploptexy and headache.If given to children, il prevents convulsions and acts as a depuratlve In the cure of mumps and orusts.Wholesale : S, ruB VitlMme, Paris IMPORTANT NOTXGI * lev Diiamry is IMnIm I SANTAL MIDT Will cure In AS hours all derangements of the urinary organs in either sex without inconvenlency of any kind.prepririm ttHlIlT A C* \u2022 t Rue Vivienne, Purls \" MBtâlfc OP Al CRANUTV A MtOPPIVTf H.SUGDEN EVANS & CO.3ME OCTI?JEUESua^ Xj.Sole Agents for the Dominion April 30.188S\tmAth-Fm MADAM F.BERTHIAUME\u2019S BALM SALVE St.Albans, Jany 3, 1883* Madame F.Bebthiacme, It is well known both in your city of.Montreal and hero, that my case of Rheumatism was one of the worst known, as I had been a cripple for a long time and bad been treated by the best medical skill, and bad gone on tbeir advice to different springs of note, but without receiving any benefit, but now I am only too pleased to tell you that your Rheumatic Balm baa given me such relief that I am able to go about quite freely, without the aid of crutch or cane ; in fact all who know me are surprised to see me so well I have for a long time been engaged with Bradley Barlow, Esq., as a gardinor, and he as well as scores of others are astonished at my recovery.I sun sure your Rheumatic Balm will effect a cure where all other remedies fail, as my case shows it.I am, reape rt fully yonrs,\t__ GEO.COOK.I would wiuh to state here to tbe public tha my Rheumatic Balm is not on sale in the United States, but claiming aa I did that my Rheumatic Bairn would cure tK.worst crouic cases of Rheumatism, some of the friends of Mr.Geo.Oook, wholivo hero in Canada, pointed Mr.Cook\u2019s case as one my Rheumatic Balm would do no good, I then sent it o him at St.Alban\u2019s, Vermont, and the above etter is the result of the never-fading Rheumatic Balm.Sold by ad druggists and medicine dealers.Wholesale Agents, Montreal, H.Haswbll A Co Madame F.Bkbihiaumk, P.O Bo* 178, Montreal.February 22, 18S3.)anintn____ PATENT S CANADIANS can sMnre'patents a ths United Statss on be same terms as Citizens.It is best to patent first in tbe States, thus securing a 17 years patent j otherwise time wiU be limited two years.Tottd cost of United States Patent $60 only $20 on making application, the balance only when patent is allowed.Total cost o Canadian 5 years patent.$34 | for 15 years $74.On receipt of model or drawing, with description of invention, we will rend advice references and rironlars free.Address, C A.8NOW &00.ore of Patents_ Opposite U.8.Patent Office, Washintgon, *J.O Pleas mention where yon saw this advestis ment, July l, 1883\taovW-81 ALWAYS ON HAND \u2014 AT THE \u2014 u GOLDEN LION,\u201d 198, ST.JOIIV STREET, (Without), A LARGE STOCK OF MANWACTUR.ed TOBACCO and SNUFF, to supply demands.Wholesale and Retail.\u2014ALSO\u2014 A variety of CIGARS, of best brand CIGARETTES, PIPES, Ac., Ac.The SNUFF TOBACCO manufactured by the undersigned is reputed for its superior quality.\t__ ED.FRECHETTE A BROS., Tobacco Manufacturers.Cm September 4, 188*.** Full Size and Length, 99 Grand Trunk Railway OIF THE SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS For a complete s°rvice of trains between the East and the West.ri« i\u2019us Great Western division end Suspension Bridge, and aleo via Toronto and main line and the St.Lawrence route.Tr a.MT1 TIEt-A-IUSTS have been placed upon the route between CHICAGO AND NEW YORK! connecting at Suspension Bridge with the New York Central and Erie Railway Companies for \u2018New York, and at Toronto with tbe New Service of Trains for + Montreal* White Mountains.Boston and the New England States.These trains are equipped with the Latest Parlor, Sleeping and Dining Cars which are furnished in a manner that will compare with any through line on the Continent.The trains between Chicago and New York leave tbe Chicago and Grand Trunk depot, running by way of tbe Great Western division and crossing \u201cTHE RENOWHEIT SUSPENSION BRIDGEM Within fall view of tbe celebrated Niagara Falls.route requires no comment, as it has n for years the favorite sengei- line be tween the West and the East.Additional trains have been put on for New England points by way of Toronto and Montreal, HARING THE TIME YE BY MUCH 8BOBTKB than heretofore, and giving passengers an opportunity of passing through Canada.Arrangements in regard to Customs for passengers coming into Canada have been satis factorily made by placing an officer in Chicago to make an examination of baggage before the trains leave, thus Avoiding annoyance and delay at the Frontier In addition to this train service by way of the Chicago and Grand Trunk and its connec tions, A New Through Line has been opened between Chicago and the East.by means of an alliance with the Wvbash, St.Louis A Pacific, and the Baltimore A Ohio Railways.Trains leave Chicago via Anburn Junction, and will make THROUGH COHHECTIOHS\u2019 FOR HEW YORK, BOSTOH, ETC.This line will be equi Dealers may assure you that other brands which they have are ours.They may be.but the only thread that we guarantee and recommend is that under our own name.BELDING, PAUL & 00.June 30.1883.\tmyT-Lm January 29,1883.Lm lipped i a HIRST-CLASS ROUTE, i in eveiy respect as and will make the made by all other same FAST TIME as ines.The attention of the pnblio is called to these new arrangements, and any further information n regard to time tables, etc., can be obtained on application to the General Passenger Agents or at tho Company\u2019s offices in Chicago and elsewhere.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.July 23, 1883 NEW i'K£flCH SONG 1 Blanche te Souvient-il ! Words by J.B.Caouette, Music by E.Vincelette.Price, 50 cents.The best American and d&nadian PT * -sOS are those manufactured by W.Knab< l.oo., cf baltimore and fsew York, U.S.; Ciuckenug, of Boston, U.S.Stevenson A Co , Kingston, Ont., Canada ; Newcombe A Co., Toronto, Ont., Canada ; Heintzm&n A Co., Toronto, Ont., Canada ; G.M.Weber A Co., Toronto, 0nt.,4Canada.For sale only at BERNARD A ALLAIRE.03RG-^-±TS I WTYOHERTY A CO.DOMINION .±J Organ Co., D.Bell, Sons A Co.Second-Hand Pianos and Orgaas at very lew prices.BERNARD A ALLAIRE, 6, Fabrique Street.SEWING MACHINES I 1HE NEW MACHINE T:________ of Williams', \u201cFamily Sic HELPMATE \u2019 .* New Williams\u2019 \u201cDomestic.\u201d from New York,\" \u201cOsborn,\" \u201cWilson Oscillating Shuttle,\u201d etc., etc.Sole Agents in Quebec, BERNARD A ALLAIRE, $, Fabrique Street, Quebec.August 27, 108& BRYABT, POWIS S BRIABT, WOOD BROKERS, LEADENHAU HOUSE\t\u2014AND\u2014 101 Leadeuhall Street, CIBB\u2019SWHARF London, England.\tQuebec, January 12, 1883_t.t&satAw PATENTS We continue to set as Sjlidtore for Patenta* Caveats Trade Marks, Copyrights, tc., for tha United States, Canada, Cuba, England, Franca Germany, etc.We have bad thlrty-iva year* experience.\t- Patents obtained through us are noticed in be Soiumno American.This large and plan-did illustrated weekly paper, $3.20 a year shows the Progress of Science, is very ptereet-ing, and has an enormous circulation.Address MUNN A CO., Patent Solicitors, Publishers el SoixNTirio American, 37, Park Row, New York.Hand book about Paten sent free.November 25, 1881.__ THE GREATEST We.WEU Of SSU0ÏU& TISKb 1 &$ Üel HOLLOWAY\u2019S PILLS & OINTMENT.THE PILLS purify the Blood, correct all Diaeaee of the LIVER STOMACH KIDNEYS ARD BOWELS They Invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions and are Invaluable In all Complainte net dental to Females of all ogee.For OhU dren and the aged they are priceless THE OINTMENT is an Infallible remedy for Bad Lege.Bad Breasts, Old Woondt, Soroa and Ulcers It la famous for Gout and Rheumatism For disorders of the Cheat It has wo equal FOR SORB THROATS, BRONCHITIS COUGHS, COLDS, GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival.Manufactured only at Professer Holloway\u2019s Establishment, 633, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, and sold at Is.l£d., 2s.9d., 4s.6d.f 11a., 2*28., an33s.each Box and Pot, and in Canada at 36 cents, 00 cents, and $L50 cents, and the larger sizes in proportion.Vtr CAUTION.\u2014I have no Agent In the United Suites, nor are my Meclrines sold mere Purchasers should therefore look to the Label on tbe Pots and Boxes.If the address Is not 633, Oxford Street, London, they are spunouA The Trade Marks of my said Medicine are registered in Ottawa, and also at Washington.Hiyned, THOMAS HOLLOWAY.533, Oxford Street, Londen.Sept.1, 1880.December 1880.\tdAw Printed and Published by JOHN J.FOOTE, Editor and Proprietor, at hia Steam Printing Works, Mountain Hfll Subscription :\u2014DALLY, $6.00 per WEEKLY $2.00 In advance.ADVKETUBMXMTS : Ten Cents per Line first Insertion, s Five Cents for each subsequent Ten Cents per Line for each insertion fai Special Notice Column or over Editorial.Advertiaemecta requiring alternate insertions, such as twice or three times per week, Bi Cent * e Une] "]