Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 11 décembre 1885, vendredi 11 décembre 1885

[" COMMERCIAL.AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.INO^J !yJW^ \\ i\\» o*A\tf- ¦ .Hk^.^\t¦ VOL.XXXIX.QUEBEC.FRIDAY.DECEMBER, 11.1885.No.14,244.AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.THE LONDON PRESS ON VANDERBILT.SERIOUS ILLS ESS OF THE GERMAS EMPEROR.Informer Creates Dismay the Fenian Ranks.in GEN.DE COURCY RECALLED FROM ANN AM.ROCHEFORT COMBATS DR.PAST-EÜRS THEORIES.Evidence Discovered of an Alliance Between France and Bnrmah.Unfounded Rumor\u2014The Boston Murder Conspiracy\u2014The Silver Question \u2014The Late Mr.Vanderbilt\u2014 Mexican Revolutionists, etc., etc.CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE.London, Dec.10\u2014Tùe Time* says Vanderbilt sacrificed bis health and eve j bis life to maintain bis proud position.His career deserves careful study ; bis pursuits were hardly idesl ones aid their termination was almost disastrous.The Standard takes tbs view of the leading London journals in its estimate of Mr V an* derbile\u2019e public career and does not give him credit for acts of liberality.The Daily New# praises Mr.Vanderbilt\u2019s high nrnded and delicate generosity toward General Grant.Hawkins A Sbo, spinners, of Preston, have failed with liabilities of £78.000.A despatch from Berlin says the Emperor William is seriously ill.Fears are entertained that his ailment is of a serons character.Dublin, Dec.10\u2014The aggressive section of the Feoian Brotherhood are somewhat startled by the announcement that the man who recently surrendered to the police for protection, and gave his name as John Kelley and his occupation as a laborer, is really Jos.Smith, the Invincible who turned informer and testified against the men hanged for the assassination of Lord F.Cavendish and Burke in Phoenix Park.Kelley, when he surrendered hims If, stated he was a member of a secret organization and had been notified ooder pain of death to shoot Mr.Curran, County Court Judge, who examined the Invincibles under the Crimes Act, Mr.Bolton, Crown Solicitor, and others.He a\u2019so said he was concerned in the malicious burning of corn belonging to the Art snd Iniustrial School and mentioned the namfs of some farmers whose hay snd corn were also to be borned.On March 24th last s report was Înbüihed throughout Great Britain that oeepb Smith, the inform-r, had died from Intemperance.In May it was again announced that Joseph Smith had died in Loudon, where he lived for a long time, being a hopeless drunkard.The Lord Lieutenant has decl ned to inter-fsre in the sentence of the prisoners convicted of participation in the outrage at Crowmsglen.Pah*$, Deo.10\u2014Gen.DeConrcey has been recalled from Annam.Gen.Negrier succeeds in the command of the French troops.Gen.DeCourcey is accused of having in his reporta magnifie i the difficulty cf the situation in Annam and of imprudently meddling with the Annamite authorities, thereby exciting the natives to the verge of amènerai revolt.Rochefoit\u2019s Intrantiotani has become the champioo of Pasteur\u2019s adversaries.In an article published yesterday, Rochefort asys : \u2014\"At the present moment it is cot only certain that Pasteur cannot prevent hydrophobia, bat it is not quite sure that he does not communicate it to the simpletons who believe they have it ; so we caonot yet decide whether this innoculation is dangerous or merely useless.We expect one ol these days to bear that somebody has died of hydrophobia, although never bitten by a mad dog.\u201d In an interview last evening, Dr.Pasteur said it was always urgent that cases should reach him as soon as possible after a bite.There was always a chance of ^succets-fol treatment so long as hydrophobia had not actually set in, but he did not pretend to guarantee every case.Madbid, Dec.10\u2014Prince Augustus, of Portugal, after attending the fanerai of King Alfonso, will go to Berlin to ask the hand of the Princeea Augusta, daughter of the Crown Prince Frederick William.Rangoon, Dec.10\u2014Documents have been received .from Mandalay showing that an offensive and*(defensive alliance existed between France and Burmah.the Health Office this morning show that th ra were two deaths from small-pox in the city jesterdav, oos in C.te St.Louis and one in St*.Curegoode.Tae stock market was -firm and a hair to one per emt stronger all round th;s morn-iog.A second anftlys:s by Dr.Baker Edwards of the poisoned soup at the M^troLohtin Club, baa disclosed the fact that it was rat poison which was put in the srup.This rat poison was kept in the bar and the assistant cook, who had had a quarrel with some of the other servants, was observed in the bar oo the afternoon when the soap was poisoned.It is likely that warrants wdl be issued tomorrow.Ottawa, D:c.10\u2014Mr.Percy Shtrwcod, Chief of the Dominion Police, has been appointed to the position of Commissioner of Police for Canada, made vacant by the death of the late Augustus KePer.The eleventn annual meeti' g of the Bank of Ottiwa wa-> hell to day.when the Wowing Board of Directors was elected : Mts-rs.James MacLaren, Charles Mag e, C.T.Bate, R.Blackburn, Hoa.George Fiaser, George T.Hsy, and John Mather.At a meeting of the newly elector! Board of Directors, James MacLaren was reelect^J President and Charles Magie Vice-President.The President\u2019s statement of the business transacted dur ng the past year shows the bank to be in a prosper us condition.The sum of $50 000 was added to the rest fund, which now amounts to $210,000 ou a capital of one uiilü' n.Regina.N.W.T., D?c.10\u2014A troop ot Mounted Police has left in a rp eial train for Fort McLecd.It is stated on good authority that the Blood Indians have assumed a threatening attitude toward the officials, and have taken two hundred horses, which the police are afraid to take from them.The reinforcements are to enable the police to restore authority.,T DESPATCHES.SERIOUS ILLNESS OF E.DWYER GRAY, M.P.KING THE BA IV SEST TO MADRAS.The Proposal German I'anal.Ship SHOCKING MURDER TRIAL IN .ROME.THE AMERICAS PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.News from Halifax.Halifax, N.S., Dec.9\u2014A despatch to the Herald from Cna lottetown says Thos.8\u2018rath-msn was suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism.Mr.Jenkins, M.P., gave him medicine for external n-e.Discovering that it contained alcohol, Strathman applied it iu-tcready as well as externally.His life was sav.d with difficulty from the efircts of the poison, but next day he was taken with a malignant attack of small pox and broebitis, and died within forty eight hours.Several deaths and new cases of ama'l pjx are reported.Thirty-eix houses in Gharlot'etown are still quarantined.A despatch from Guysboro reports the death of A.N.McDonald, ex M P.for that county, anl brother-in-law of ex Govarnsr Sir Adams Archibald.Mr.McDonald's f itner also reprts.-nted the c uuty in Parliament.Deceased cirried cn the largest lumbering and shipbuilding business iu eastern N jva Scotia.An infant was poisoned to-day through the mistake of a nurse giving is carbolic acid.instead of medicine 1 ft by the doctor.D.M.Fraser, manager cf the Bsnk of Pic-toa, has severed his couuectioo wish toat in-stisotion.SPEOIAi, FROM OTTAWA, Ottawa, Dec.10\u2014Prof.G.E.Foster, M P.for Kings, N.B , was to dsy sworn iu Minister cf Marire and Fiiheri s, H n A, W.McLellan will take the portfolio of F nance.About nine o\u2019clock last night a collision occurred in the vicinity of Ashton, near Carleton Place, on tha C.P.R Tne mixed train from tha north was late iu coming down the line, an 1 a freight also coming east, wus allowed to leove the siding where it should have remained.Tne consequences wers that the mixed train cime along an 1 r«n into the rear of she freight train, demolishing twouars.No one was injured.Toe adjourned case of the Telephone Manufacturing Co of Toronto vs.the Bell Tele- Ehons Co.was concluded to-day b dore the leputy Minister of Agriculture.The p-ti tioners were represent id by Mr.Roof of Toronto, and the respondents by Hector Cameron, Mr.Z.A.Lasb and Mr.S.C.Wood, of Toronto.Mr.S;se, Vice-President and Manager of the Bell Telephone Co., was also pre-atntaud gave evidence.The petitioners claim that the Eduou patent of October, 1877, and two subsequent patents for improvements of the original invention granted in March, 1879, are null and void in consequence cf the importations of the necessity parts of the instrument within one year and tailnre to manufacture the articles patented in Canada within two years from the date of the patent on the part ot the respondent.It was contended that the non-manufacture was due to the fact that Bell\u2019s invention rendered the Edison patent practically valueless, that the Bell Telephone Co.have always had a atcck of .Edison instruments on band and bave been prepared to furnish them to the public at reasonable prices.Mr.Taché reserved his decision but promised to render judgment as soon as possible.Sir A.P.Caron is expected to return to the city from New York ou Saturday.Miners\u2019 Riot\u2014Anti-Mormon Legislation\u2014 The Mexican Revolt\u2014Rising Waters\u2014Terrible Effects of Eating Diseased Pork, etc.MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR KING ALFONSO IN HAVANA.GREAT BRITAIN.London, Dec.10\u2014E.Dwyer Gray, M.P., is seriously ill with bronchitis.GERMANY- Berlin, Dec.10\u2014The Bnndesrath has unanimously approved the bill for the construction of the long spoken of ship canal between the Baltic, the Elb and the North Sea.The canal will cost about 156,000,000 marks.It is to be strongly fortified and will have a great military as well as commercisl value.The project has been under consideration since 1865.SPAIN.Madrid, Dec.10\u2014The Robledo, a faction of the Extreme K;ght, has dissolve 1.Fifteen deputies will abandon Senor Roblelo and adhere to Senor Cacovas.Under an or-rangement between Premier Sagasta and Senor Canovas, the general elections have been postponed until May.The Diario a-ssrts that negotiations have boen opened with Don Carlos, un 1er the assent of Senors Conovas and Sagasta and G^n.Dominquez, for the marriage of Jaime, the son of Don C trios, with t ie Princess of the Asturias, and that an emissary has been sent to Don Carlos to exact as a condition his acceptance of the constitutional form of Gov-erumeut.ITALY.Rome, Dec.10\u2014Tne trial commencod here to-day of a butcher named Tozzie and his wife, son and daughter, who are charged with the murder o' one Pczzie, also a butcher.The motives for the crime wtre trade jealousy and family disputes.Pozzie was entrapped into Tozzie\u2019a cellar, whore the murder was committed.The body of the victim was cut into pieces and the remains were scattered ia a suburban wood.The blood was boi'e i into black puddings, which were sol 1 in T izzio\u2019s shop.The son made a confesdon to-d-ay He narrated it with cold blooded cynicism, which provoked a howl of fury, the audience yelling \"Away with him to the scaffo'd.\u201d Iu reply the murderer tauntingly scroame 1 \u2018Here I am ; tear met) pieces.\u201d The terrible story has created intense excitement through the city.seat to Madras.SPECIAL FROM MUNTRSA!., AMERICAN Washington, Dec.10\u2014At a meeting cf the Federation of Labor and Trades last night, a résolution was offered denouncing the use of boycotting for every \"frivolous, trivial or imaginary grievance.\u201d It was referred to a Committee, which decided to report it favorably.Nxw Yoik, Dec.10 - The Board of Trade and Transportation yesterday unanimously adopted a resolution declaring that the compulsory coinage of the standard silver dollar sbo old be suspended and that the coinage of aiiver dollars be resumed only when demanded by the general interests of the country, or when silver shall be restored as good money through interchange, ability and quality, with gold before the law, among the leading commercial nations.It was also resolved to urge the National Board of Trade to favor the repeal of the Bland Act.There is no truth in the report of Mr Tilden\u2019s death.Philadbi-phia, Dec.10\u2014\"Bolivar, the largest elephant now in captivity, on Mon day evening had a terrific encounter with the Nubian lion \"Prince,\u201d at the winter quarters of Forepaugh\u2019a menagerie, iu which the lion who was valued at $20,000, waa killed.The trainer had entered the cage while the beast \"Prince\u201d was in a surly mood and attacked him, and in endeavoring to escape the trainer loosened the bare of the cage and fell oat.The lion bounded oat after him, clesriog his body ae be lay on the ground.He did not £arn back, however, but continued through £he riog barn and entered the open door of the elephant house.\"Bolivar\u201d stood nodding where he was chained to a stake near the door.The lion attacked him and an en* counter ersued which ended in the lion being unshed to death.Bowton, Maas., Dec.10\u2014The Grand Jury has indicted Adrian L.Mellen and Mrs.Coolidge, for conspiring to kill and murder {the wile of Edward L.Meileo, in Baltimore.Naw York, Dec, 10\u2014Moat of the intimate iriendaof the late Wm.H.Vanderbilt were questioned yesterday as to their impressions as to what disposition he had made of his property.Gentlemen most likely to have been bis confidents were disinclined to talk npon the eobject, bat evidently the general belief ia that Cornelias will be given most of the fortane in accordance with the old Commodore\u2019s known wish, that one member of the succeeding generation shall be so endowed.J.Q.A.Ward, the eculptor, took a cast of the dead mao's face yesterday.He said it was a very snccmsful one.The funeral ser-vices will be of a simple nature.There will be no eulogy! or address.Ihe family has requested that no Bowers be sent.BURMAII Rangoon, Dec.10\u2014Kiig Thebaw hai beei UNITED STATE*.epor id portions of {Michigan and Iowa state that ?here was a heavy snow fall yesterday and laat night.Trains are badly delayed at aeveral places by drifts.Laredo, Texas, Dec.10\u2014The revolutionist Rodriquez at the head of seven hundred men entered Villaladama yesterday and levied a forced loan.Rodriquez has made Villaldama his headquarters tor the present.igh Royal Park Incline Railway Company only began running in August laat, a dividend of per cent has been declared.At a meeting of the Civic Annexation Committee this afternoon, a letter was read from St.Jean Baptiste Village, stating that they had passed a by Uw accepting the conditious of the Montreal City Uouocil for annexation to the city.The committee also decided to recommend the annexation of St.Gabriel Mr.Alphonse Desjardins, M.P., is spoken of as a probable opp meut of Mayor Beau-graud for the mayoralty next March.La Minerve tnyn that Mr.Frechette, the poet laurate, has taken up bis residence at Nicolet for the purpose of qualifying in the elections for the Dominion Parliament, F.X.Lefebvre, of Laprairie, went yesterday to Ottawa to submit for the approbation of the military authorities a rifle which he has invented.It facilitates loading, increases rapidity in firing and carries 1,300 yards.Mr.G.A.Nantel, M.P.P., and proprietor of a printing office, has entered an action against Mayor Beaugrand as proprietor of La Patrie for $10 000 damages.Mr.Nantel states that La Patrie published a libellous article accusing him of having received a printing job from the Dominion Government of $14, 000, ia consideration for supporting the Gov ernmeut in its action regarding the hanging of Riel.Major Gtneral Sir Frederick and Lady Middleton, accompanied by Capt.Wise, A D.C., arrived iu the city to-day from St.John\u2019s and are guests of Lt.*Col.Oswald.It is understood that before leaving the city the General will inspect the armories of the various city corps.It lias just leaked out here that the want of harmony that has characterized the mettiugs of the board of directors of the Poet newspaper, owing to the pronounced stand taken iu the editorial columns with regard to the Riel agitation and other matters, has resulted iu the résignât on of three members, Messrs.John Mdotyre, P.McCuaig and C.J.Doherty.The remaining gentlemen are Messrs.Whelan and Dorau.There were eight reports of small-pox cases made to the Health Department yesterday, 30 visits were made by physicians, 10 new cas's verified, three houses disinfected and one placarded.There are 36 patieutsin St.Vincentde Paul, 140 ia St.Camille aud 24 in St.Saviour H< spiral Tne appeals to the Superior Court that the Health Court was unconstitutional have fallen through.Major Alex.McGibbon and Lieutenant Colonel Whitehead, supply officers during the rebellion in the North-West, returned to the city to-day.At a meeting of the Central Board of Health this evening, it was resolved to inform the Government that the small-pox had broken out among the Indians of Caughna waga aud to recommend that a qualified me dical man bo appointed to undertake the sanitary regulations of the village and super vise the vac.mation of the entire population The secretary was directed to give ioetruc tions to the medical inspectors on trains to commence their duties immediately and to exact certificates of vaccination or to vac cinate all persons entering or leaving pas senger cars on both out-going and in coming trams.A private meeting was held to-night at Le Monde office, to organize opposition to Mayor Beaugraud.Bodily punishment is oppo ed in all of them, except in very extreme casts.School competitions are censured as unduly exciting the nervous system.School exhibitions in the boat of summer are condemned.No one school should exceed 600 pupils.Tne Coin-mitt°e recommended that teachers should be qualified to enforce proper hygiene in their \u2022choc's.A number of memb rs gave their views on the subject of the disposal of the dead, and it waa evident that the advocates of cremation were in the majority.Pittsburg, Dec.10\u2014S une two weeks ago the family of Frederick Hausmeyer, a well-to-do German of Tarentum, Pa , 18 miles from this city, atwheartdy of a solid of which raw pork chopped fine was one of the principal ingredients Last Friday week the entire family, consisting of the father, mother, three sons and tnree daughters, were suddenly seized with a terrible illness.The «yin-toms of all were the same.A distressing diarrhcea was the first symptom ; this war followed by a feeling of languor and debility ; acute neuralgic pains followed, with stiffues* of the joints and the most of the patients became delirious.The tongues of the victims became coated heavy and so much were the symptoms like typhoid fever that Dr.McCullough, the family physician, at first thought it to be that disease.From the suddennees with which they had been stricken down the house was shunned by the neighbors, who feared they were suffering from some terrible contagion.The family continued to grow worse and yesterday Frederick, aged 20 years, died in great agony.John, the second son, is now so bad that he is not expected to live throngh the night and the rest are at tne point of death.Before Frederick\u2019s death the phyeician became convinced that the disease was trichini ; he secured a p\u2019ece of the meat and with the aid of a microscope found it alive with trichini spirals.The meat was purchased from a farmer and was taken from one of a drdve of hogs which he had raised on his own farm.Dr.McCullough says he expects another of the family to die to-night and has no hopes that any of them will recover.WEST INDIES.Havana, Dec.10\u2014The official funeral services for the late King Alfonso were solemnly celebrated to-day in the cathedral of Havana.To-day was observed as a general holiday and all classes of the people united in honoring the memory of the dead King.Perfect order prevailed.SPECIAL mû TDEQNTQ.CANADIAN.Montbkal, Deo.10\u2014Official returns at Mr.Laurence Oliphant is about to devote his spare moments to \"the story of his life.The chapters will run through a magazine, Pittsburg, Dec.10\u2014A riot ia in progress between the strikers and non-union miners at Lynn and Coal Valley.A posse will be sent there at once.\t' Later\u2014The scene of the riot waa at Pine Run, one mile bulow Elizabeth.At half-p^uit three o\u2019clock this morning, when twenty-five miners were on their way to work in Lynn\u2019s miues, a squad of 200 masked men met them and demanded that tney should return to their homes.This they refused to do anl the mob then made an attack on them with clubs, sticks and stones.The riot lasted two hours and about ten men were injured.One of them named Newton Campbell, a driver, was tet upon by six strikers and beaten to ineen-sibiliiy ; his injuries are believed to be fatal.Richard Hall and Samuel Myford were also serioutly injured.The others got away with slight cuts and bruises.The mob wedged the switch of the privata railroad running to the mine and disappeared ever the hills.A train coming along a short time late was thrown from the track and the engiue upturned, but no oue was hurt.Washington, Dec.10\u2014S-nator Elmunds has devised a bill to put tne Mormons in chancery.It proposes that the set of the Legislature of the State of Deseret, under which the \"Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Sa nts\u201d was incorporated, shall be repealed and annulled, and that the temporal affairs of the church shall be managed by a beard of trustees to be appointed by the President of the United States, with the consent of the Senate, and shall clcss up the institution as rapidly as possible, under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior.The Attorcey-General is directed to institute and prosecute proceedings to forfeit and escheat to the United States all of the property owned by the Mormon Church, with the exception of buildings used for publie worship, and the Secretary of the Interior is directed to sell it and invest the proceeds for the benefit of public schools.The laws or-ganiz ng and creating the emigrant fund are are also annulled, and the Attorney-General is directed to dissolve the corporation, to pay its debts, to dispose of its property and devote the proceeds to the benefit of schools.The legislature is forbidden to create any company or association for the purpose of bring-iug emigrants into the territory.This bill, if passed, will do more to suppress Mormon-ism, it is claimed, than any other means that can be adopted, as the church is known to be a very wealthy corporation aud moaey causes very close adhesion among the Saints.Pittsburg, Dec.10\u2014There was no further trouble at Pine Run to-day, but another outbreak is looked for to-moirow morning.It was learned to-night that the rioters paid a visit to Waldou\u2019s mines, near Elizabeth, this morning, during the absence of the workmen, and destroyed their tools.They also broke off the end gates of the coal wagons which were standing on the tipple and dumptd the coal out.Dallas, Texas, Dec.10\u2014Joe Parker, a negro known to be 125 years old, died at the Poor Farm to-day.He was the original Old Black Joe.\u201d St.Louis, Dec.10\u2014The latest reports from Monterey, Mex., say that Actiog Gov emor Sepulvada, with four hundred troops and accompanied by a majority of both Houses of the State Congress, arrived there last night.A private despatch from|the City of Mexico says the Federal Senate is in favor of proclaiming martial law in Nuevo Leon Advices from Moatemorelis are that the revolutionists have ousted the municipal authorities of that city aud appointed a city government of their own choosing.Norristown, Pa., Deo.10\u2014Harry Lar-1 ringtou, aged 44 years, became suddenly insane abont noon and appeared on the street perfectly nude and proclaimed himself \"God of the world.\u201d Armed with a club he went about, knocking on the doors of dwellings and remaining at the door until the knocks were answered.He was overpowered before he bad caused any serious trouble.WlLKKSBARRE, Pa., Dec.10 -The Susquehanna River at this point is rapidly rising.This evening the water is nine feet above the lower mark and the river is filled with ice.Washington, Dec.10\u2014At the evening session of the Health Association, the Committee to award the Lamb prizes reported that not one of the 36» s ays subimtied on \" Healthy homes and foods for the working classes \u201d waa of sufficient merit to deserve first prize, but the second prize of $200 Jwas awarded to Victoria Vaughan, of Ann Arbor, Mich.A Committee also considered 20 essays on \" The sanitary condition aud ne ccssities of school-houses aud school life,\u201d Toronto, Dec.10\u2014The father of the young girl Eva Kenny, who was abducted ana seduce! by George Tait, merchant tailor, has issued a writ against Tait olaiming $2,000 damages for the girl s seduction, and to-day obta'ned an order at Osgoode Hall for leave to amend his writ by cla ming additional damages for her abduct'oo.Tne criminal charge against Tait will be tried next month aud the civil case later on.Argument before the Court of Appeal in the case of the Queen vs.the St.Catharines Milling and Lumber Company was commenced this afternoon.Tue plaintiffs are the Ontario Government who sued defendants to restrain them from ioterfering with the timber on 55,000 square miles of laud iu the neighborhood of Lake VVabigoon, Algoma dis.net, leased by the defendants from the Dominion Government, the Ontario Government claiming 4hat the land belongs to the Province and not to the Dominion.J udgment was given some months ago by the Chancellor in favor of the Piovinoc and the St.Catharines Company are now appealing agoinut that judgment.A case of small-pox was discovered to diy in Parkdale, adjoining the city.Tne patient ia a carpenter in the C.P.R.workshops named Major Silt.The attack is a mild one and he wdl not be remjved, but pwaibly quarantined.The medical men wno have tne patieqt in charge say they have traced the disease to a railway car from Montreal, upon wmch Salt had been working.Toe Ontario Government has appointed Rev.Dr.MuCurdy, lecture* -on Assyrian Archaeology at Princeton College, to the post of tutor in Oriental languages in Toronto University College.John Curran, a butcher, while on his way home last night, was knocked down on College street an! robbtd of $21.He had $120 in his bieAst-MAcl, which the robbers fortunately oveffbjked.Fut nival, another butcher, was attacked oi Cecil street, but managed t) beat off bis assiilants.Ihe Indian Mail.From Great Britain to India via Oanada-Sir John After an Imperial Subsidy for the C.P.K- Grand Trank Railway.FAST TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN - -AND- ALL NEW ENGLAND POINTS Via ST.LAMKERT\u2019S JUNCTION, .Am Hot Coffee ! «-W FOR XMAS \u2014AND\u2014 NEW JEM'S Get Lyman\u2019s Fluid Coffee THE FINEST IN FLAVOUR I TEBj easiest to TTSE I sar Cab be SERVED UP, PIPING HOT, in a Moment.LYMAN\u2019S GOLD MEDAL FLAVOURING ESSENCES 1 seemed possible ; had there been two thousand, instead of two hundred victims slaughtered ; had the whole ccuntry been laid desolate, we know enough of the unprincipled gang which supports Sir John Macdonald to know that he would not have lost a vote in Parliament.A few more timber limits, another million acres in land grants, another batch of railway subsidies, and in some cases a few thousands of hard cash would have been con temptuously thrown to the insatiable horde, as a bone is thrown to a famishing dog, and the price of their treachery and infamy would have been paid.\" And this is the journal which now upbraids the Government for hanging Rikl ! Comment on its course is needless.Unrivalled to* PURITY an! STRENGTH.Dscteaber 11, 1885\toctl4-tf FISHERIES, 1886.TTTE HOLD NEW STOCK, OF A SA-Yf tisfactory quality, for 30 Herring Seines, 30 Caplin Seines, 30 Cod Seines and Traps, 1,000 Herring Nets, of a very high grade \u2014Strong, 10,000 Lbs.Cotton Hedge Netting\u2014Low Cost, 6,000 Lbs.Cotton Netting, very stout for White Whales, 10,000 Lbs.Cottcn Netting for Traps \u2014 all at Low Price, 2,000 Doz.Best Gloucester make Cod Lines.GLO.NET & TWINE CO., ee, COMMERCIAL STREET, TOINT.December 11, 1885.\tJ-co&Fw Thoroughbred Stock FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION AH\"1 X3IA.3LIF ATSC, December 10th, at Nooo, Tbs following THOROUGHBRED STOCK, saved from the wreck of the Steamer \u201cBrooklyn at Anticosti, Nineteen Thoroughbred Galloway Heifers, Nine Bull Calves, Niue Thoroughbred Hereford Bull Calves, Fifteen Shropshire Sheep.This Stock wa* importsd by one of the largest breeders in Ontario, and are sold to ettle Salvage, end for the benefit of Under* irriter* and all oncetne-l.A.G.JONES 4 CO , Agents.December 11, 1885.\tC m QUEBEC, FKIDB, DEC.11.1885.THE TORONTO \u201cGLOBE\u201d AND RIEL.To show the amount of sincerity which the Toronto Globe had in ita recent maudlin clemands for the commutation of Riel a Sentence, the Western papers are reprinting the utterances of that organ from Hareh last to the present time.These factracta are not very pleasant reading.We THE LITERARY AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF QUEBEC.There was a regular monthly mfeeting of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, last Wednesday afternoon, in the rooms of the Society, Morrin College.As our readers are aware, doubtless, this So.ciety has long been one of the institutions of our country.It was established as far back as 1824 by the Earl of Dalhousie, then Governor-General of Canada, and through his influence a Royal Charter was obtained for it.The scope of the society\u2019s operations is widespread, its collection of manuscripts and rare historical documents, printed and otherwise, is extensive and valuable, its museum is creditable, and the library* and reading room are cxceed-ingly good, and servo their purpose admirably.Such students of history as Francis Parkman, General Rogers, Ben, Pkkley-Poore, Mr.Edward Slafter and other men of mark have made frequent use of its collections of papers, and it stands to-day, as one of the foremost bodies of the kind on the Continent.The name of the society is known far and wide, and the desire of its members is to keep it at the head of kindred institutions throughout the world.Up to within a couple of years ago, the Government of Canada and afterwards of Quebec, recognized the value of ita labours by yearly granting it the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars.This money was devoted to the annual publication oj proceedings and transactions, and the reprinting of old and rare manuscripts.That the society properly administered and distributed this fund, is a well established fact.In the archives of the society there remain many hundred of pages of very rich material relating to our early history, the want of money only preventing the officers of the society from publishing them.When the grant was taken away, the society was left to its own resources, and at present less than three hundred gentlemen remain on its lists of members.The annual fee is but four dollars a year, and for this sum the members have the use of the library (about 13,000 volumes) the reading room, containing the principal English, French and American periodicals and magazines, the museum, and admission to a course of lectures.The revenue, however, which is received at present, is not large enough to enable the council of the society to add to the library all the works of merit recently published, which they believe ought to be on the shelves of the institution.Now, to our mind, this society ought to be kept up.Its library ought to receive in the way of additions, at least a hundred volumes of new books per annum.Within the last two years very few new works have been bought, and the frequenters of the rooms have not unnaturally complained.It has occurred to us that our citizens have the remedy in their own hands.We have pointed out the benefits which the society offers to those who love reading, and the study of history and literature.There is no reason why the membership might not be increased\tat\tleast tenfold, and we would suggest that all persons who wish the society well, and who sympathize with its aims and aspirations, might send their names ic to the Secretary as candidates for membership.Jn a city of this size the Literary and Historical Society eught to have at least a thousand members S OUR SALES ARE ALL STRICTLY CASH our pricai vi l bo f-und much below former Beaton?.Aa we aie particularly denirnus of completely clearing our stock of Fancy Goods NEW GREEK WAR LOANS IZÉD.AUTHOR- PEACE NEGOTIATIONS COMMENCED IN EARNEST.Forty Servians Miot Tor Mutilating lliemselves.THE SERVIANS ATTACK THE BULGARIANS AND ARE REPULSED.Vienna, Deo.10\u2014Peace negoLiatious have commeuced iu earueit ou the basis of toe union ot the Bulgarias and the uoininatic n of Prime Alexander to the governorship of R>u-¦nelia for five years.Athkns, Dec.10\u2014A bill has been introduced io tne Chamber* empowering the Government to contract loans not exceeding £2,-000,000 to atrengtilen the army and navy.Nissa, Dec.10\u2014Forty Servians have been ahet for mutilating theinselvei by blowing their trigger fiogers off aud otherwise injuring themselvea to escape military servtoe.King Milan ordered the execution.Belgrade, Dec.10\u2014It is not believed the powers will be able to prevent a deJisive battle being *fonght between the Bulgarians and Servians.'Tne S.rvians will not admit that they have hem conquered ; they now have a Urge army, ccmpcsed of tne fijwtr of the nation, concentrated here aud are burning to retrieve their military honor.Sarvia ha* sent a circular to the foreign Minuter* here, stating that *he cannot accept the Bulgarian conditions as a treaty ot peace because they are hostile.Hostilities will therefore be resumed this eveniog.S.rvia\u2019a note to the Foreign Ministère here states that Servia is wait'ng for Bulgaria to begin offensive operations, and that Servi* i* ¦till willing to submit to the mediation cf the Powers and to accept term* consonant with Servia's honor, London, Dec.10\u2014Servians to-day attacked Bulgaria i outposts at St.Nicholas, Izon and Kravcta, aud were repulse! at all points.Sofia, Dec.10\u2014No loeeos wer j guetdaed n the attacks made by the Servians on the Bu\u2019garian ontpoats to-day.Oonstaetinuple, Dec.10 -There has been a change in the attitude of Russia in regard to tho Balkan question.M.Nelidoff, the Rusiian Ainbassa Jor, has sent a note to Said Pacha, the Turkish Primo Minister, protesting against Turkish intervention in Roumeha.The Turkish Minister at St.Petersburg telegraphs that iu consequence of Aestiis actiog with Servia, the Rutaian Government is preparing t) effectively support Bulgaria.The British Elections.London, Dec.10\u2014The Pall Mall Gazette urges Mr.Gladstone to arrange matters with Parnell immediately, aa that the Liberals may assume the reins of Government, and suggest* that Parnell be summoned to Mr.Gladstone\u2019s residence at Hawarden to confer with the late Premier, Lord Roseberry and Earl Spencer.The Daily Aeuw expects the Liberals will await the declaration of Lord Salisbury\u2019s pro gramme before taking any action.There are conferences of Liberal leaders at Hawarden daily.Lord Granville was there on Sunday and Monday and thence went to Cbatsworth t) meet Lord Hartington.Today Earl Spencer and Lord Roteberry conferred with Mr.Gladstone.From the pre-sanoe of Esrl Spencer it is inferred that the Irish question was considered.Lord Salisbury has made overtures for an alliance with the Duke of Argyle and Mr.Goschen.The Dukei* favorably disposed but Mr.Goechen refuses to listen to the proposition.Whenever any cf her grandchildren go and m V| stay with her.Queen Victoria makes every effort to insure their comfort, with the result that they invariably give a better account of a visit to her majesty than their elders do.As far as possible the children aie allowed their own way, arrangements are made that will be most likely to prove pleasant to them, and romping is not discouraged.Priuce Albert Viet ;r and Prince George no longer want to romp : they are too old, the time of life having arrived when\" tip* \u201d are welcome.Tne Queen knows it, and good-naturely does the right thing in this reipect.Moreover, she tolerates thoir weaknesses with more kiodliuess than she used to those of her own children.Prince George\u2019s love ot practical joking she has regarded with leniency, even when the vicrim of the young gentleman's apart has been one of the Queen\u2019s most ( c herished and straight-laced retainers.and being unable, for « ant of space, to sho them during any sale, wo have laid them out on our sxtenrive Centre Tables, and offer them at a disconnt of from 30% to 50%.To assist intending purchasers we give a few price» of classes of goods that are much demand at this pa-ticular time.Xj^CE OTTIRT^XiSrS In Cream, White, Old Gold and Turkey Red Cream from f 1.90 per pair (7 yard.,).Hest Quality English Prints Full 32 in.wide and Fast Colours, 13|c.4 14 Ac.THE LARGEST STORE OF THE KIND IN THE DOMINION.IF\u2019TXIRS.IF\u2019TTiEtS- MEN'S OVERGO ITS IN SEAL, with Xcrt\u2019ii Sh,>ro MHitcnTiimiiiing PLUCKED and UNPLVCKED BEAVER, PERSIAN LAMB.BOCKARAN, ASTRAKAN, SIBERIAN WOLF, RACOON, Etc, Etc.OVERCOATS AND TRIMMINGS -IN- UNPLUCKRD OTTER, ALASKA MARTEN, PLUCKED and UNPLUCKED BE AVER, Etc., Etc., Etc.OTTER, SEAL, PERSIAN HMÜ.OXjOVJES oaxacL JVIXTTJSl PRINTS- A very large stock.Good quality Black and White Mourning Prints, onlv 10Ac.Hoyle\u2019» very test quality 13jc.\u2022 We are iffer ing a wide and fine Print, medium light colours, at the very low price of 9c , formerly 15c.This large reouction is with the expectation of sell ing them completely out.Excellent Dark Prints at 104c.and 114c.HOUSEMAID CAPS-In White Muslin 16c , 20c.and 26c.In Light Cream Lac* 22c.and 3 He.MOB CAPS\u2014A large nea stock this Fall, all made specially to our order.In White Tarlatan 45c.and 52c.In White Lisae 90c.Cream Fine Lace Caps 6'c., 78c., $1.10, $1.64 and $1.78.COLLARETTES\u2014All New Freeh Goods.For Boy\u2019s wear we have excellent value at 13o., 20c and 2-'c.The now Beige Guipure Oollar for Children 45c.and 50c., quite a choice deeign.Beautifully fine Cream Oriental turn down Lace C >llar \u2019id).Oriental Beige Lace Collars, extra wide, 49c.APRONS\u2014A great variety of Print at 20c.and 25p.In Sateen 29c.and 48c.White Muslin for Housemaids 18c.and 24c.SI LK HAN DKERC HI EFS-Ladies\u2019 China Silk, new shades, at 25c.Fancy Checks, pure Silk, 30c, Very soft Twill (Surat) at 39c, GENT\u2019S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS\u2014An entire new stock.Beautiful Broche patterns in White, Cream.Sky, Cardinal, Grenat, etc., at 88c., 96c., $1.10, aud extra quality $1.30.LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS\u2014Ladies\u2019 size 94c.and 144c.Gent's s za 16c.and 214o.These are special prices and cannot be sold in less quantities than half-dozeni.GENT\u2019S SILK SQUARES\u2014Only 92c.and 98c.Cashmere 60c.LACES AND RIBBON?!\u2014At lowest pos si bio prioe*.REGULAR HOURS OF BUSINESS from 8 a.m.till C p.m., Saturdays excepted.Simons &FoiiMs, FABRIQUE STREET.December 7,1885.\tjanlB JUST RECEIVED.COAX.SODS, -AND- 1885.1885.New Fall aid Winter Goods! HAVE JUST assortment of OPENED A CHOICE FALL AND WINTER GOODS.Fall SniüEES from $12 to $25 per Soit, -M.JtL.Tym TO £9* Cash buyers will save from ten to twenty p*r cent, by giving me a call.WILLIAM LEE, T-A-IIaOlPlL, 25, BTJADZ STREET September 8, 1886,\"\taugLLm FIRE SETTS I \u2014ÀI.SO \u2014 Electro-Plated Ware SELLING CHEAP.SPRING SKATES, $1.00 per Pair.COMPLETE ASSORTMENT -OF- $3xrEn.YTECiisro- (IN OUR LINK).No.LSUolii Street.December 7, dec4 J.DARLINGTON, CIVIL AND MILITARY TAILOR, And Importer of Gent\u2019s Furnishings, NOW RECEIVED A FULL H AS NOW RECEIVED A range of WINTER OVERCOATINGS in Blue, Black, Oxford and Brown Naps, Beavers, Melton*, and Clayton\u2019s celebrated Irish Friezes.A utc.\u2014A complete assortment of French and English Suitings, Trowserings and Vestings, at moderate prices.\u2014AND\u2014 A few Patent Trowser Stretchers, cannot be equalled for smoothing created aud snruoken Trowser*.No gentleman should be without one.\u2014ALWAYS IN STOCK\u2014 White Dress Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Scarfs, Silk Handkerchiefs, Shirt, Collar and Cuff Studs, Scarf Pins and every description of Gent\u2019s Furnishing, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.November 13,1885.\taplSLni XÆTJFH\u2019S.\" ilTMi/-I: LADIES' MANTLES Latest Parisian Styles, IN PERSIAN LAMB, SEAL, BOCKARAN, ASTRAKAN.SEAL DOLMANS I Russian*1 *' and Circulars, BROCHE SILK.' OTTOMAN SILK.LYONS 8 *TIN, .\tMATEL VSSE CLOTH ear With Rur*;au Mink Lining, Ermine* Squirrel.Mutk Rat etc., etc\t\u2019 - IN- AL Af-K A MARTEN, SHETLAND SEAT, PLUCKED and UNPLUCKED OTTER, RUSSIAN RACOON.Large Selection of\u2014Black Bear, Musk Ox, Grey and Black Grat, Buffalo, Wolverine.Immense Stock of\u2014Bed Steps, Black and White Bear, bilver Fox and Lynx Rugs.Special Lines of Snow-Shoes, Moccasins and Toboggans.December 1?, 1885.Am 0R-J\u2019\t®\"L?*0DYHE'IhÛW TO OBTAIN THE BEST LIGHT.THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE ADVICE TO INVALIDS.I F YOU WISH TO OBTAIN QUIET REFRESHING SLEEP, FREE FROM HEAD JL ache, relief from p&m and anguish, tc calm and aasuage the weary aebings of protracted disease, invigorate the nervjoa media, and regulate the circulating systems of the body you wil.provide yourself with that marvellous remedy discovered by Dr.J.COLLIS BROWNE, Army Medical Staff), to which ho gave tho name of OHLOKOl J.COLLIS BROWNE, (late -j \u2014^\te-.».\t.v~~~«~DYNE, and which is admitted by the profession to be the most wonderful aud valuable remedy ever discovered.CHLORODYNE is the bestremedy known for Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.OHLORODYNE acta like a charm in Diarrhœa, and is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery.OHLORODYNE effectually cuts short all attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation and ____\tSpasms.OHLORODYNE is the only palliative in Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothochr, Meningitis, sc.Symt Dave To J.T.Davenport, Esq., S3 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, London.Dear Sir,\u2014We embrace this opportunity of congratulating yon upon the widespread reputation this justly esteemed medicine, Dr.J.Col'is Browne\u2019s Chlorodyne, has earted for itself, not only in Hin-doetan, but all over the East.As a remedy of general utility, we much question whether » better is imported into the country, and we shall be glad to hear of its finding a place in every Anglo-Indian homo.The other bi ands, we are happy to say, are now relegated to the nativi bazaars, and judging from their sale, we fancy their sojourn there will be evanescent.We ooold multiply instances ad ininitum of the extraordinary efficacy ot Dr.Collis Browne\u2019s Chlorodyne in Diarrhœa and Dysentery, Spanns, Cramps, Neuralgia, the Vomiting of Pregnancy, and as a general sedative, that nave occurred under our personal observation during many years.In Choleraic Diarrhœa, and oven in the more terrible forms of Cholera itself, we have witnessed its surprisingly controlling power.We have never used any other form of this medicine than Collis BroMne\u2019s, from a firm conviction that it is decidedly the best, and also from a seme of duty we owe to the profession and the public, as we are of opinion that the mbstituiion of any other than Collis Brownfi is a dklibkbatc breach or faith on tub part or tub chemist to prksoribeb ani> PATIENT ALIKE.W# are, Sir, faithfully y nrs, Symes A Co., Members of the Pharm Society of Great Britain, HU Excellency the Viceroy\u2019s Chemists.FEW PEOPLE KNOW HOW VERY SLIGHT A OAUSE WILL SOMETIMES render the bhrting of illuminating Oil* unsatisfactory.Unless proper conditions arw present regarding lamps, b irners and wicks, it may be impossible ta obtain a good light from th* best illuminating Oils.During the psst fifteen years while Pbait\u2019s Astral Oil has been on the market, we have ne*or known a single instance of complaint which a fair teat did not prove to be unfounded.In order to obtain the best results, particular attention is requested to th* following points : Clean Lamps will Prevent the Wick becoming Clogged with Dirt.Keep tho lamp» clean ; otherwise particles of dirt will clog the wick and prevent a free flow of oil to the fiame, CAUTION.\u2014Vice-Chancellor Sir W.Page Wood stated that Dr.J.Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of CHLORODYNE ; that the atory of the Defendant, Freeman, was deliberately untrue, which, he regretted to say, had been swern to.\u2014See Timet, 10th July, 1861.Sold in Bottles at Is.14o»«.An immense variety of Pine Braes Good, and Olivo Wood Nove' j,, Handeo Pluah Toilet Casee, Glove and Handkerchief Boxe,, Satchel,, Opera Glace o-\"** .Be\u201e I\u201eth©o.It, 1833, Submarine Electric Cables ; 21231, March 12 1885, Electric Ceblee ; 21232, March 12, 1886! Elect no Cables ; 112*8, March 12, 1885, Elec-tnc Cables; 21234, March 12, 1885.Klectrio Cables ; 21235, Match 12, 1886, Repair Defects in Cables ; 21236.March, 12.1885, Joints for Electric Cables : 21787, March 12, 1885, Mandrels for Cable Press ; 21288, March 12, 1885, Mandrels for Cable Press ; 21239, Ma«ch 12, 1*85, Mandrels for Coble Press ; 21240, March 12, 1835, Mandreis fog Cable Press : 21241, March 12, 18^5, Mandrels for Cable Press ; 2i242, March 12, 1485, Mandrels for Cable from ; 21243, March 12, IfcgA, Mandrels for Cabls Frasa ; 21244, March 12.1885, Mandrels for Cable Press ; Canadian Patent to Waring k Hyde.17807 Sept.10, 1888, Insolation Material.November 6.1885.\tao-fri Cm OLD NEWSPAPER EXCHANGES.À LAR^E^UANvTITY op 0LD news ¦ PAPERS, exchanges from all parts Dominion, FOR SALE at the OFFICE OF THIS PAPER, at\t- Thxee Cents per lb.November S, 1885.REAL DELICACIES ARE THE OY» TE n® \u2022erred in every style, at our eetabliehment.Specialty is made of the SCALLOPS in natural shell, which can be ordered by Private Families aod supplied by the undersigned for parties at shortest notice, ttrrhe B*r is replete with the best of Good - k00*®* to Let to Travellers or to Permanent Boarders, Meals are served accord Lug to first-class culinary art.A Barber Shop attached to the establishment, where 8t.Leon Mineral Water may loa obtained on draught or aerated ALPHONSE POULIN k OO., Corner St, John and Palace Streets.October 27, lb85.\tsspt220m 07241886 THE MORNING CHRONICLE, FRIDAY.DECEMBER 11, 1885.Home Items and Topics.\u2014\u201cAll your own faut If ycu remain aick wh-u you can Get h-.p bitter that never\u2014Fail.\u2014The weakest woman, smallest child, and sickest invalid cun uae hop bitters with j safety and great good.\u2014Old men tottering around from Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any weakness will be made almost new by using hop bitters.wife and daughter were made healthy by the use of hop bitters and I « commend them to my people.\u2014Motho-ût Clergyman.Aak any g >od doctor i! hop Buter* are not the bast family medicine On earth ! \u2014Malarial fever.Ague and Biliousness, \u2022will leave every neighborhood as soon as i.op b tters arrive.\u2014 \u201cMy mother d.ove the paralysis and neuralgia all out of her system with hop Litters.\u201d\u2014AM.Oswego Hun.tSS- Keep the kidneys healthy with hop Litters and you need not fear sickness.\u201d \u2014The vigor of youth for the aged and i firm in hop bitters ! ! ! ( \u2014\u201cAt the change of life nothing equals t < Hop Bitters to allay all troubles inci- > (dent thereto.\u201d\t) \u2014The best periodical for ladies to take r\u2019.outhly, and from *hieh they will receive xte greatest benefit is hop bitters.\u2014Thousands die annually from some orm of kidney disease that might have b;en prevented by timely use of hop b.tters.\u2014Indigestion, weak stomach, irregularities of the bowels, cannot exist when hop bitters are used.A timely * * * use of hop Bitters will keep a whole family In robust health a year at a little cost.\u2014T produce real genuine sleep and child-like repose at night, take a little hop bitters on retiring.eW None genuine without a bunch .if greej H il» on *he whits label.Shun all the vile, 1,-i.isaaoaa stuff with \u201cHop\u201d or \u2022\u2018Hops\u201d in their or m?.November 26.18a5.apl24-Lm-co-d&rw The Great Female tteme perform her duties with comfort to herself ao 1 child.\t.\t_ In all cams of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pt.n« in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight at rtion.Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics ao i White», those Pills will affect a cure whan all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the oorstitu-Ur> i.Sold by all Medicine Dealers.Full directions in the pamphlet around each na -kage.jci afosaa, *zw Yoax, sole proprietor bl 00 and 6 cents f r postage, enclosed to N« rtbrop & Lyman, Toronto, Ont., general Agents i n the Dominion, will insure a bottle o .earning over 50 pills by return mail.December 15.8^.\tLm-rlAw Th* Aicmbio or th* Body.\u2014The itomach is tbs alembic of the human system.In it those w« ndrous chemical changes take place which remit in the tran^mu atum of food into blood.W hen it is vigorous the necessary processes of oi ;est:on and awimi\u2019atioa ro on unin&errnpted, an i th* S) stem is suitacly nourished.When it is feeblv or di-ordered, they are obt tmeted, and being in omaqaence i'l supplied with blood of a vit.d/.ing qu-dity, t1 e physical organism becomes we k and feeble, the nerves suffer, the liver and b>we!s are semi paralyzed, and appe tite and sleep fail.Th ss disastrous cor.se-qu )nces may.boweverHbe prevented or leme uiod with the supreme stomachic and aperient, CVoSTHSOP A L) man's Vkgbtabl* Discovtov as D UT»PE?TIC Ocbk, a medicineof rare purity an i efhea -y, which reforms a disor-iered a- d repaire a weakened state of the digestive organs, overcomes biliousness, relieves tha bowels when obstructed without stiaiuing or weakening thorn, sal promotes the exit from the system of impurities which infect the blood, which ea ue seri >us organic maladies.No objection-uL eminetal contaminates it, and its value is not marred by a subeeouent re-action preju-di :ial to the general health.Far pre\u2019e-able is it >» the ordioarv nanseou* drugs used to produce a similar effect, but which are frequently insffactive as wall as unpleasant ; nor is it a cheap and valueless medicine, puffed into existance.It is used for dyspepsia, biliousness, afidctions of the blood, kidney complaints, female weak cess, lumbago, Ac., and in all bl vxl dise sees it is unequalled.Price, 9L0O.S- mple Bottle, 10 cents.A*k or Nobthjbop A Lvkan's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Care.The wrapper bema a far-simile of their surnature.Sold by all medicine dealers.November 28.D&S.\tdeal5-1,0 \" GRATEFUL\u2014C( )MFORTIN G [iPPS\u2019S COCOA.BREAKFAST.\"By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of wall selected Cocoa, Mr.Fpps has provided our breakfast tables with a .Ucately flavored beverage which may save ut a.any heavy doctor's bills.It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a oonstitu-t ,n may be gradually built up uotill strong e .oogh to resist every tendency to disease.Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around q_, ready to attack wherever there is a weak p lint.We may escape many a fatal shaft by h asping ourselves well fortified with pure blood tad a properly nourished frame.\u2014* * Civil Service f'Tfi-'f **\t* Made simply with boiling water or milk.Sold only in Packets by Grocers, labelled thus ; J «MEg gff s a Co., HuzzusopaUdc Chemists, London, Kwgland October 6,1885._ t.th.«at-30w-dAw - (ONSClSNTiOlJS DRÜÛ&1SÎS *\tWe w uld recommend for DYSPEPSIA! INDIGESTION I .And kindred dise>ses, th*» use of jMi^XiToiPiEiPS^risr i -rou- Cjhsumption and All ff asüing Diseases Tne a*e of MORSE\u2019S CAR3QLATED NORWEGIAN COO LIVER OIL 1 For Teething Infants and Nervous Troubles, the use of GLYCEROLS OF CELERY COMPOUND CONTAINING NO 0?ICM .Voa probably ask why we recommend these remedies ! It is breabsa we know them to be rcliafAe r no: lies, ersionedbij Uadiiuj phj/ticians tbrouuh-« ut ihe Dominion, for the cure oi specific disuses, ana m>t claiming to cure ccerythiivj.Also 1 ; cause they have the exact formula priutci on \u2022 x'a boît e label, thorebv enabling the pur-user to know just what bo i» taking.The time is rapidly apf-roaching v hen intelligent people will refuse to take quid' cure alls, toe ingredients of which are sept secret, but 1 dl insist upon knoning just what they are t ikinff.* 'We ii\\v A TTHTSTT MEUICINES- REhCiUPriJNS CAREFULLY DISPENSED.Cd value guaranteed.Favor us with a call.n.tvlcXjEoxd , 16.FABRIQUE STREET, J-.;e.2bIOH.X^.I»OU, 31, BUADE STREET, J71rvx^;s:l«ts.\t^vaotooo.October 17,18S5_________LD1 iiîSliÜAmTBiDTffip.s NEW EDITION OF HASWELL'S i V M echanics and Engineers Pocket Book of L\u2019 «bbw.R'd- » and Formulae uertaining to Mecbrmice, Mathesatica a d Physics.Forty-seventh Edition\t.\t, f.'vw Edition of rrantwine\u2019s Civil Engineer s Pocket Book of Mensuration, Trignom oTy, Surveying, Hydraulics, Hydrostatics lustruments and their Adjustment*, Suspension Bridges, Railroads, Ac., Ac.Hack\u2019s Field Book for Engineers\u2014Laying o.it Curves, Frog Angles.Levelling, Calcula*: ing Earthwork.With Tables of Ordinate*.Long Chords, Logarithms, Sines, Tnu.cnts, Ac., Ac.ir r t\u2019s Hand-Book of Formula, Tables and .\u2022lemoranda for Architectural Surveyors and others engaged in Building, g ?mV Tables and Odemoraoda for Engineers.Vest Packet Edition \u2014- ¦0 cents, f'ntnpy Level\u2014.>«toe on the Adjustments of (lie Du \"py Le el, iucludiog Forms of Kti-dd B olts and Tsbl«»s fjr reducing Kr nch nd Euglish Measure for the use o Surveyors.For sale by DAWSON A.COT fc\u2019d tembcr 2,1885 Yearnins For the End.Breathe soften l !ow, O whimpering wind, Above the tangled grasses bet p, Where thote who loved melrng ago Forgot the world and fill asleep.No towering shaft or sculptured urn.Or mausoleum\u2019s euipty pride, Tells to the curious passer-by Tarir virtues, or the time they died.I count the cld familiar names, O\u2019ergrown with moss and lichen gray, Where tangled briers and creeping vine Across the crumbling tablets stray.The summer's sky is softly blue ; Tne birds still sing the sweet, old strain ; But something from the summer time Is gone that will not come again.So many voices have been hushed.So many songs have ceased for aye.So mi.ny hands I used to touch Ars tolded over hearts of clay.Tne noisy world recedes from me : I chafe to hear i:s p-aiae or blame : The moi-y marbles echo back No hollow tound of empty fame.only know that calm and still They sleep beyond ii\u2019e\u2019s wee and wail, B yocd the tiret of sailing clouds, Beyond the shadow of tne va\u2019e.I only Lei that, tired and worn, I halt uyoa the highway bare, And gazo with yearning eyes beyond Oa fields that shine supremely fair.\u2014 Philadelphia Record.North.-West Grievances.Heated Debate in the Council\u2014 Ur.Dewduey Defends His Conduct.Rkgina, N.W.T., Decembar 9 \u2014In the Nercb-West Cou icil a hca\u2019ed débats occurred on the addrèsa in reply ta the Lieuteuaat-Govtmot's speech.Mr.Jackson charged Lient.-Governcr Dewduey with being derelict in his duties because, as Indian Commiariouer, he had full knowledga ot th* half-breed and Indian rising, a*d did net take proper steps to bring the matter prominent'y befera the Dominion Government.Few would regret his Honor's departure from the Territories in fact, if hi* Honor were driven out of ot&ue, he had no doubt the North-West grievances would disappear.In the course of his address Mr.Jackson said he did not attack the Lieut.-Governor la fact he refused to attack bis Honor in his private capacity.He did not understand why the Lieutenant-Governor attacked him on Friday nigh*, unless it was to throw a glamor over tne charges made against him the Lieuteuant-Govercor, by himself, Mr Jacksoo.He did not refer to land grabbing at which the Governor had hern so successful He charge! the Lieutenant-Governor with bring derelict in hia duties because, as Indian Cammiasiocer, he had knowledge of the half-breed rising and did not take proper steps to bring such an impoitant matter more premi-nently before tiie Dominion Government.He denied asserting that the half-breeds had a right to rebel.True, he said, the Indian Head Indians had received rotten pork and mud fiour.Hia Honor\u2014False.Mr.Jackson\u2014I can prove the charges on oath.He asserted that grois frauds were perpetrated by the Indian Department on the Indians in the delivery cf provisions.Tne Government owed it to the Indians and the public not to smother that matter up.Mr.DewJney said that many of the cxcifc ing rumors were made to get more soldiers and more money in the district.A few designing rr.en cou!tt\u201c*lways keep the country in feveri.h excitement.He read extracts from letters of Messrs.Payee.Delaney rnd Bafantyne, showing that the Indians of F102 Lake, Fort Pitt and E»gle Hills were rati fied until a few days before the overt act was committed.Hs dared Mr, Jackson to bring hia charge» forward before a commi.sioner.His Honor c .urted the folles! enquiry and mva sura if Mr.Jacksou asked fora Dominion con mission he would get it without a day\u2019s delay.Mr.Jackson hid fired ofl hi* batt«ry so fast that he ha-1 not time to note his remarks, but on a future day he wonl i refer to points which had 1 scaped his memcry.Mr.Jude R uleau moved an amendment that the total address in reply be rejreted, aedaio hcr substituted.Mr.MarshalLay aecondei the amendment.A divirion wae tak< n aa follows : For the an-eadmant\u2014Biuleau, Richardson, Reed, McLeod, Marshal say, Gediisand Cc-L Irvine\u20147.Against\u2014Jackson, Secord, Jelly, Ross, Hugh#, Lord B