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The Quebec chronicle
Sous un titre qui a varié (Morning Chronicle, Quebec Morning Chronicle, Quebec Chronicle), un journal de langue anglaise publié à Québec qui met notamment l'accent sur l'actualité commerciale et maritime. [...]
Fondé en 1847 par Robert Middleton et Charles Saint-Michel, ce journal est d'abord connu sous le nom de Morning Chronicle. Son programme éditorial est tourné vers les intérêts britanniques, ce qui plaît aux conservateurs et aux impérialistes. Toutefois, cela n'en fait pas une publication politique pour autant puisque l'on y évite les longs éditoriaux et les sujets polémiques, probablement pour se différencier du Quebec Gazette, ancien employeur de Middleton et féroce concurrent. Le contenu est plutôt centré sur l'actualité (majoritairement en provenance d'autres journaux anglais et américains), sur la vie commerciale et maritime, ainsi que sur la littérature (peu présente pendant les premières années). La ligne éditoriale du journal est définie comme suit : « [.] in the management of The Morning Chronicle we shall, therefore, begin by simply declaring, that, as we glory in our connexion with the British Empire, it will be our undeviating aim and unremitting endeavour, to create and foster a cordial attachment to those time-honoured institutions which have made her so illustrious in the annals of the world ». (May 18, 1847, p. 2)

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« [...] la direction de The Morning Chronicle, par conséquent, débute en déclarant simplement que, comme nous sommes très fiers de notre relation avec l'Empire Britannique, notre but sera sans détour de créer et d'entretenir un attachement aux honorables institutions britanniques, qui se sont grandement illustrées à travers l'histoire mondiale ». Sous Charles Saint-Michel (1849-1860), le journal devient le porte-parole des aspirations de la bourgeoisie commerciale anglaise et les sujets politiques prennent une part plus importante. L'esprit protectionniste, rattaché au torysme, teinte la rédaction. Durant la période de la Confédération, le Morning est utilisé comme tribune pour faire la promotion des idées de John A. Macdonald. Toutefois, l'attrait premier du journal reste avant tout la vie relative au commerce. En 1874, une fusion avec The Quebec Gazette met fin à une concurrence jugée ruineuse. Fondé en juin 1764, c'est l'un des plus vieux journaux d'Amérique du Nord. Une nouvelle entente survient en 1924. Pour mettre fin à une concurrence qui les affaiblit, le journal alors connu sous le nom de Quebec Chronicle and Quebec Gazette et le Quebec Daily Telegraph (fondé en 1875 par James Carrel, il défend les idées populaires et est reconnu comme étant libéral) s'associent et deviennent le Chronicle Telegraph. Les nouvelles prennent une place prépondérante dans les colonnes de la « nouvelle » publication. À partir de 1934, le journal est connu sous le nom The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. Il paraît toujours aujourd'hui. Voici les différents titres que le Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph a connus depuis ses débuts : Disponibles en ligne : The Morning Chronicle (Jan. 1847 - Nov. 1850) The Morning Chronicle and Commercial and Shipping, 1850-1888 The Morning Chronicle (Feb. 1888 - May 1888) The Quebec Morning Chronicle, 1888-1898 The Quebec Chronicle, 1898-1924 Non disponible en ligne : The Chronicle Telegraph (1925-1934) The Québec Chronicle-Telegraph (1934 à ce jour)


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Beaulieu, André et Jean Hamelin, La presse québécoise des origines à nos jours, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1973, t. 1, p. 1-3, 153-157. Beaulieu, André et Jean Hamelin, Les journaux du Québec de 1764 à 1964, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1965, p. 208-210. Waterston, Elizabeth, « Middleton, Robert », dans Ramsay Cook et Réal Bélanger (dir.), Dictionnaire biographique du Canada en ligne. [Consulté le 25-05-2006] Wikipedia, «The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph» [Consulté le 25-05-2006] Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, «History» [Consulté le 25-05-2006]

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[" THE ELEVENTH PORTFOLIO 18 NOW READY \u201cVoL.Liv.NO.19,583 a | ] g QUEBEC, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1900.+ \u201c To-days Prèba.Unsettied with snow, fair 1 on Sunday.ONE CENT.WHAVE YOU TASTED\u201d SALADA\u201d NATURAL LEAF PURE UNCOLORED CEYLON GREEN TEA.Same light color in infusion as Japan but of double strength and infinitely more \u2018LEAD PACKETS ONLY SBALED NEVER SOLD IN BULK WHOLVSALK AGENCY MONTREAL.! fui.Our casualties in the circum- | stances are small.The brunt of the ughting, as also of the Juss, has been porne by Cape Mounted Riflemen.NEW BQER TACTICS, The Bloemfoutein correspondent of the Morning Post, telegraphige \u2018liurs- day, says :\u2014The enemy have evidentiy determined to adopt entirely new tac- tes.Twu columns are kiowu to Le moving to the south of Deemfontein.They are relying on Cape cartg (or transport and are carrying scarcely any forage, and only sufficient food to meet the immediate requirements of the couvoy, with ox transport fojlow- iug at a secure distance.The loer columns are thus enabled to riove almost as quickly as cavalry, IU ts re ported that there are 9,000 Boers Le the north of De Wet's Dorp, the futce delicious.\u201cThen It\u2019s Pure.\u201d HALVES, QUARTERS, 40c.per pound.THE ENEMY\u2019S ~ HAS BEEN CHECKED, Says Lord Roberts\u2014Everything is Progressing Satis- factorily\u2014Bob\u2019s Quiet Actioas Have Completely Checkmated the Enemy at all Points, extending from that point to Odeudahl.The burghers who had returned to (beir farms are undoubtedly reicin- is the chemy- A NEW APPOINTMENT.Lord Roberts has appointed the Duke of Marlborough to be Assistant Malitary Secretary at headquarters.KIMBERLEY GETTING READY.Kimterley, April 13.\u2014The town guard has been remodelled and guns lave been remounied at the forts, owing to the fears of the populace that the Boers will again attempt a siege A battalion of the Scottish Rifles has arrived and the redoukts around the town are manued with regular troops \u2018The military authorities, however, MOVEMENT \u2014 regard these fears as groundiess.A SURROUNDED BRITISH FORCE GALLANTLY HOLDING ITS OWN | 0, PRiTion put RIGHT.ro .: A tein corresrondent of the Daily Mail, telegraphing Thursday, says :\u2014There London, | April t1.\u20141.45 a.t0.\u2014\" The servie 5 :\u2014\"Hut the troops ase | 18 0tling whatever to Cause uneusi- forwaril moveneit ul the [ers isimerehine fürvrard as well as Lo sep-| 085._ It will presentiy be soen that cheoked,'* says Lord Roberts.This 3x ]vices,* the Hoers are just where we want taken to meen not by felting, bat by the dispositions to head off their ad- vanes apd tat their way to vulnerable points in the line of British commun.cations.he way to Wepener.Tre Boers in.Natal of developing aun aggressive movenint | at Elandslanpte.RELIEF Tord Methuen | tin, 13 miles sending fl COLUMNS, y.Lord Cle these, cnonunt a small er southeast fofmd mest of the far women end children ont FROM MAFEKINGU.An editorial \u2018note in the Daily Mall Cavers that Mafeking is iv a very lud way and ihÿt the Lope of relief ix far off, où ro force ds advancing from the south.: REMOUNTS.Tha War, , aunqunees that 1.600 horses wif arrive at the cape this week.Je ib well underutçod that tie asimals are not fit for work until about ten days after the voyage.2.000 wore are due at the Cape next week.RESERVES CALLED OUT.The War _ Office has callel ont the reserve companies of veveral fufintry battalions, which will be went to South Africa forthwith.CHARGE AGAINST GERMANY The Boer peace envoys have decv- ments, the Rome correspondent of tte Daily News says, showing \u2018hat ursent advances to the Transvaal to wae! war were vrigiuaily made hy Germany.This correspondent also asserts that\u2019 Count, Von Buclow, ihe German Forcign ister, who was said to ht have go a visit (0 a sick brother, Rouferting with the dcle-; | | really to Miloa for the express purpose of rales.TROOPS MARCHING FORWARD.| The Bloemfontein correspondent of | the Daily Telegraph in a despatch dat od Friday, dezeribing Lord Rule and the troops attending Good Friday STEER at appear iprapadle them.In 2 woed, we arc all ht.MANUFACTURING SHELLS.The Dailv Mail publishes this, dated Friday, April 13th, from Lorenzo Muraves \u2014The Boers are manufacturing shells, especially Vickers,-Maxim, in large quantities, at Beghie found:y, -Johannesbure.BOER LOSSES.The actual Boer losses to the end of March, including i s, are estimated av 12,000.5 7,000 Hoers ia Natal and 57,000 in tte kre State.THE BOERS CHECKED.EVERYTHING SATISFACTORY The Mocinfonieis correspondent of 7 1clegraphire day, says: \"Everything is going satisfactory.Owing to the enemy's enterprise, a neces \u201city bas ariscu for 2einovement in the on and fur strategie res- us drone tt shave monopolized the milway for a short poried, but 1 Poef raids are only what was anti ed us a result of (he hall in our in advance.We, iu Bloemfontein, f adniiraiion for te calm hich head juarters has re Half of the; southern d THE MEETING OF \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 William to Return Francis Joseph's Visit THE CZAR MAY ALSO BE THERE \u2014_\u2014 ITALIAN ATTACKS ON THE DRIE- BUND ARE CAUSING CONSIDERABLE STIR IN THE GERMAN PRESS \u2014 ITALY SAID TO BE THE TOOL OF FRANCE \u2014 A GERMAN GENERAL SAYS AFFAIRS \u201cHN SOUTH AFRICA HAVE REACHED A DECISIVE TURN \u2014 GERMANY AND JAPAN.\u2014_\u2014 Berlin, April 13.\u2014 Several of Uw eading papers of this city today pu- tish special despa from Viena say \u2018ng that the visit hy the Emperor of Austria shortly to be nade here will 1 reciprocated by a joint visit of Emwror Willlam, \u2018the King of Saxonythe King of Bavaria, and a number of sther German rulers to Vienna for the wrpose of commemorating Emperor \u201crancis Joseph's seventicth thrihday.~hich omcurs August 18.The state nent is also printed that the Crar will ay a visit to Vienna in July.THE DRIEBUND.The German press and Quvernment is -onsiderably worked up by the con- insed' Italjgn campaign against the as increased} jn importance.It is rue the Government here continues 10 harge that France has lately redoubl- d her efforts hflucnce the Talian Tess and (ke score! funds spent for his purpose are img enlarged, but it s no denied here that several of the nost influential papers close to talian Government, like tie Papolo tomano aud the Rowe Tribune, have wnd.\u2018The ltalian press particularly lenies the German claim that Haly's strong Mediterranean position is sow- is failed, vince i eo We -ag fo (he Drichund\u2019s hacki pd | \u20ac} Louton.April 13\u2014Tre War Office [AK fo (he Prichend's backing, at ; se tu le draw vin moe ne following despateh | hat without | 1be Drichend, Italy, re cap] Lui Las thwarted: pron ord Roberts \u2014* Bloemfontein, | berefore, would only be the voluntary he ens enterptise, making dispo- yur) 13130 pam\u2014The enemy [or involuntary tool of Frame, The Ni, to checkmate it almost without aovements th have been chodicd.| talian press alvo points out that the oxi fonticin being aware that move \\Vepencr is still surrounded, tut the und remains sterile comomically, ments of troops dave occurred.lille gafrison is holding out welll find that, indeed, trade with Cerm ADVANCE RETARDED.Troops are being moved to their as | s_ retrozradi istance.Migetrfontuin, Agrit 13.\u2014 Lord Ro- $8 The health of the troops i | 1e h 5 is goud, herts\u2019 préparations for the advance are ; retarded by tho \u201ccarcity of rolline |and the climate is perfeciien.\u201d* stock, but the whole length of the! HOËERS REPULSED.raitroad ig strongly bold and the Boers | Accounts received here of fighting os have not yet.made any atiembt on the; Lroops, under Col.Dalgety, at Wepzoer British communica Geps, show the Doers attacked them vigor TREACHERY OF A\u201d GUIDE.sesiy, but were repulsed with great The Daily Tdlsgraph bus the fubiow- The Boers subsequently relin- ing from Elacdslaagtc, dated April 0 the atiack and it is said here 14 :\u2014The Boèrs are changing toetr hey are returning northward.BOER WOMEN WEEPING.Aliwal North, April 12.\u2014\\ detach\u2019 arent of SM of the Rouxville commen.do Is patrolling in this direction.Mans of the men go to their farms at sud are movisg (rom tGlewoe westward, with a view of threatening our lines of communication to smith.Ou Tuesday à corps of \u20ac neers and a wmier of Vhorney The Tageblatt foday.article, repeats: in det i vithout the prptection while the Dr wind affords, she tas, and would have wea- : as.the Adowate de- revoit without iu- *hered such a feat and the 4 wry.AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA.The latest events in South Afric Aneel Ger.Van Schelling, x dessive twin in the compaies avant to be reached, and adds ti Fr.Horse rarrov.lv escaped bi ent , [nistt and reoin fhe detachingot in the | Lord Roderic le to await thing owing to the treachery of aftr gud | Weming.Tie Rouxville commauée | quietiv Bloctafo ten, tin the com 2 aalive mode.nombers 700.À Jarre Body of Base | dote arrupat-on of the Orange Frer ca.PALGETTY surnouNnep (les is chossiy watching events from ike | 3g; a fol, : de 4 \" AGE T ry SOI SOUNDED \\y order.The weather is teo clovdy to | th Te ea at to or he Times has the following [rom rermit heliograpbing, It is repertid s \u201cof the > Jefianacstare.dated Amil 13 \u2014Cols- acl Dalgcttv's force las boru surrounde jcent tightin at Wepener.There td by some thousands of Hues with mien aa among.the wo ar cight gms, two four-pounders and 1wo an urgent message for ance has Maxim ce Monday morning hey been sent to fhe Rouxville commande.Iv withstocd a he st [There was fighting De Wets Uorp idav and again a niglt al- to-day.tack en Tuesdav, and on Thuishax = \u2014\u2014\u2014ethere was à contintors shell and rifle { Many a self-made man might Le hap We are confident of rable pier if he could blame the job on some ered : h Food is plenti- ! body else.Io bat the Boers lost heavily in die re- have oa task on Mon OLICOGOCOO THSCSDHIIE w ed all the i rt ensue and whoie campai \u201civehe Carcospondouz we the third pati Gig commere: y with Japan, that in 1896 mn imports 0.9000 yen, aud in 1X89 almost 82, HLH ven.The first French steamer built \u201cermany has been lunnched at Bostock yard, She built for a Rowen \u2014_\u2014 NOT THE MAN \u2018The Aucriçan Karl Richman Did uot ead the Moers.Washington, April 13.\u2014 The War Department today received the follow - .the Jos in the is the Buliique, THE EMPERORS Oriebuid, espetially \"since the campaign the aken up the assault agzinst the Drie Y io- ar weuld have aitain- position in the Mediare commented upon cabuly in the Lokal Vhea one\u2019s meals come around with wearying and uavarying monotony, when ther: seems to be nothing which will ticide one\u2019s palate or give zest to one's appatite, and the very appearzace of food is enough to send onc's stomach ca.suike-\u2014it's the digestion.Now is the time of year one recuperates.A healthy appreciation of nature's dali cacies means a golden stors c£ encrgy for the winter, wil wren the k vizo HUTCH TABLETS duce of a jaded appetic to the ur of a sound man's love for good Hivin:s, Ore Hutzh citer cach meal insures a Ton dutch Ten © die prompt response to the pony which ansouaces the next eating.sn At oil Praggista, or hy moit on The Vuxdvweard Medicine Company, Limited, :1 Coibotnz sleet, Toran ing cablegram from Adelbert 1lay, the United States Consul at Pretoria, Tclative to a published watement that Capt.Karl Reichmun, the United States Military observer in the Trane waa), had heen leading a Loer force : \"Pretoria, Apri! 12.\u2014Rumer of Retchman's active participation is ab- -ofutely Faine.\u201c(Signed) MAY.\" No hiqulry.has been made on thal non, the Wai Department officials ing satisfied that Capt.Reliiman col uel have committed such 2 palpable breach of the rules of war.Tt is sup- posad that Consul Hlav's message was inspired by Capt.Reichman, who is be lieved to be in Pretoria, and who, at is said, undonhtrdly thoustt a stale ment from (he Consul would be better than à parsonal denial.ee HON, MR.MARCHAND On a Visit lo New York \u2014 lle is Go ing tn the South, New York, April 13, = Hon.Gabrie] Matchazd, Prime Minister of the Provinte of Quebec, iv here with a fev friends and ix recistered at the W dorf-Antoria.THE party sill prob bly shortly go Soullt for q rest, à the fatigues of {he Parliamentary nes- sion.which has roeently closed, hs daughter, wife of Thon.Fesator Raoul Mandurand is the renresentative of the Canadian women at the Paris Exposition.Among «ther visits Mr Marchand called during the day on his old friend, Mr, Paul Wiallard, who is FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRÈRE IW Horn WR.Breck, EB.Culer, now located in this city.Ils first .dav in New York was passed ven are just the vight Ahing._ quietly.__ I GREAT REDUCTION NOTHING PRETTIER, | For one month at ¥.X, Laflamme.É parasols in black and fanev ma- | lola, one oh Great mext door terial.© Fade, chould make haste and | of Werding Presents, Dinner and make the first choice, : Bodroom te, Silverware, eto, \u2018TOD S The Marvel ] MIL CANADA'S NICE REPRESENTATIVES At the Present Paris Exposition A NICE STATE OF AFFAIRS.\u2014_\u2014 THE DIFFERENT OCCUPATIONS AT WHICH TIE COMMISSIONERS ARE EXPERTS \u2014 THEY AREPUSTED IN ALL MATTERS EXCEPT EXPOSITIONS \u2014 MR.TARTE AGED IN STATES MANSHIP \u2014 COLD STORAGE \u2014 CANADIAN FRUIT.\u2014\u2014\u2014 (From Our Special Corvespondent).Out , April 13\u2014There are five Canadian Commissiencis in Paris at the present time, and a pretty ness they are making of things.Mr.Tarte has evidently beep devating so much of tis time to Dr.Levds in settling he destiny of the Transvaal, or else ia making fying trips 10 London, that he has not really had many opporiu- nities of posting hinisel[ upon the duties of Lord Tigh Commissioner for Canada.But there are others, who are solely charged with watching Canadu's interests.There is Mr.Perrauit, of Philadelphia \u2018renown, and he has ben so busy in Paris during the past four months that he neglecied to see that (he sheets of the bed upon which Mr, Tarte was to ft his Bale were net properly aired, so that he received a govere wigeing from the | Minister for his wehipence, Then | there js Mr.Jardine, of Ontario, whe has also been making fly i id bre i London, an dian, Hine do the \u20ac jthe Post isager Liardine but did pe rarriret adn, fraruis e vie is aver as Ji - finoves the dir\" malt aud a cal.ilemes are in! Tore, Tul whe} Sferepee he How ments.i?ta he placed in a cold storage Fuildi The plans of this building had ~~ heen | set to Ottawa and had been approved | itecently a query went from the ve! partmen\u2019.of Agriculinre aking if the: cold storage arrangements had been perfected.The five commissioners | wade inquiries, and lo and behokd, it] was discovered that the cold storage accommodation for Canada had either tem spirited away, ar had never teen provided in the frst instance.Here was a nice state of affairs.11 was thought that (he commissioners would rise 10 (he occasion and endeavor to make up for somebody's oversight.Mr.Tarte wax too busy, however, with Dr Leyds, and ndne of the other genile- men cured to assume the responsibility There was nothing for il, therefore, but to send far Professor Robertson, and as a result that gentleman start.od post haste for Paris on Wednesday.The matter is one which will certainly te ventilated in Parliament.* \u2014_\u2014 CANADIAN FOUNDRY CO To Take Over the Business of the St Lawrence Foundry Ca, Toronto, April 13.\u2014 H 15 reported tat the Canadian Foundry Company Limited), a corporation with a capital of £L000,080, has takes over the tones of the old St.Jawreuce Foune dry Company (Limited), and vill convert the present works ato one of the most modern and best «quipped establishments of the kind ww the fe minfon.Upwards of 200 men will be employed.The Hoard of Iirectonswhich will conduct the busines, is made up ns follows :\u2014Pfesideat, W.P.Matthews: Vice-President, Frode rick \u201cNiche Managing Director, + MP, Wm.Hendrie, (Hamilton): Sir Wow.Vaullorne, (Montreats: HL = Tol, (Montreah; W.H.Wiastow, (Chitage).Truro, March 15th, 1509.Mr.CT.Burns, the well Lnown Mantel man, save \u2018\u201cKumfort l\u2019uwders 8 per cent discount allowed, Risk 5 cents Only and try the famous cigar £53 TEXTE TX C0 22 CTEXEATTF- LER & LOCKWELL, Manufacturers, Quebec.Lanester eee of live cattle i LOAN! of Canada.m0 Ker THE GERMAN MEAT INSPECTION ACT Probable Results Should it Become Law IMPORTATION OF LIVE CATTLE \u2014\u2014\u2014 AND MEAT INTO WOULD PRACTICALLY GERMANY BE L.PAQUETS Departmental Stores.Our New Department of House Furniture will Le decidedly open Easter.Monday 16TH APRIL, 1900.The exhibition will also comprise Carpets and Upholstery.The new show halls and eawiple furnished rooms will be sensational.Visitors are cordially invited from Monday next.STOPPED.~WHAT WOULD THE The Right Time COMMERCIAL JAI.POPULATION DO FOR FOOD 7\u2014IMMENSE INCREASE IN THE POPULATION OF THE EMPIRE.-\u2014 Washington, April 13\u2014The debate which had been in progress in Lise German Reichstag over tle proposel Meat luspection Act, which, if passed.would practically stop all importation many, has again revived the question of what would the industrial and com- mércial classes of Germany do for Tood, if the imported supply of bread: stufis and meats should te cul ofl.Consul (General Mason, at Berlin, has AND INDUSTR- ard mats into Ger- To Make Provision for The Easter Holidays ! YOU WANT NEW GLOVES We lave Them in all Styles sud prices.YOU WANT A Nice Fichu made an interesting report upon {his In Tulle or Chiffun, «r subject to the | State Department, .under dete of March 9.During the A Sun Proof Veil, past century, he the population of the German | lanpire bas increased from 20,000LHH to 36.000.600, and a proportionate increase would Indicate nearly 10L00,060 persons in Germany at the close of the twenticth century.Farm, dairy ant garden productions do nel Keep pare by anv mcans with the steady increase of population, amd only by diverting the capital and labor which \u2018now further comnmerce and trade to the furs and ttelds can Germany's future food supply of in Gernuny ihe country Le assured.fiat the Lak to will in regard da supph tary af Garmany Tor » fa en ROUND HOUSE BURNED, April X frame and a relic of the ph period, and consequentlv loss will not be wverely felt, wt five large locomotiv ing of the heavy 14 pe of pass:nder/eu- eines, were in the shed when the fre hroke out and were desiroyed, thus adding materially t ton Caused hy overwork?No, caused Jf by undernourishment.Work rarcly Causes collapee.It is worry\u2014the outcome of a low condition of the nervons system and inadegnate nutrition which generally causes collapse.The collapse seems sudden, but in reality it isa slow process.The stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition are diseased, the nourishment in the {ool eaten is oni rtially extracted and imperfectly assimilated, \u201cThe blood becomes impure; the very fount of life is poisoned, and some dny all the faculties and functions on a strike.; That's collapse.Dr.Vierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases af the organs of digestion and nutrition, purifes the blood and builds up the weak body with sound healthy fest \u201c1 was cored of a very bad case of Indigestion, anwoctaten with (oe pid Tver.oa he vacroi ou Three's Golden Medical Discorerv.e wriles Mr.GR.Bird.of Ryrnaide.Putnam Co, W.Va, heforc Thegan the vier of Golden Medial Disryt no appetite; ot sleep.work hal very THe: bowel: conatitwted ai Nie was miwry tome After taking four hotties T felt po well that J went to work, but soon gol worse, wo 1 used it abit eight weeks touger, when I was permanently Cred - Medical Adviser is sent frre on receipt of stamps to pay cost of customs and mailing only.\u201cSend at one-cent stamps for paper covered book, or.$0 stamps for cloth, to Dr, R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.V.LADIES.Tf vou need à pretty matinee go to Faguy, [epinay & Frere, Or of the influcice in shaping the ny , three of which bes\u2019 We have an innnense Variety of Them.YOU WANT Something fn the line of Ladies\u2019 Neckwear, We have the Most Fashionable Styles 0! Collnrsaut Scaris.YOU WANT Spring Hosiery Goods, Either Hose or Uuderwear.We have the Best Bravds at Cheajret Figures.YOU WANT A New Hat for Easter We Lave nn Immense Chica of Tmported Beauties and of our own creations.\u2014\u2014 YOU WANT Shirtwaists, and Jnekots and Capes and Mantles.+ \u201c | + We necdn\u2019t say we haveall that.{The success of our Spring Fashion Exhibition 10 dozen wmbreljAs At prices which defy rompelition.FAGUY, LÉPINAY & FRERE.ess PREMIER JOSEPH MARTIN Gets a Hard Character From a Beitish , Columbia Paper.Victoria, B.C., April 13.=The Colonist, continuing its attacks on Premier Martin, accuses him of having accepted a bribe of $15,000 from the C.P.R.Cu.10 leave Manitoba, so that Mr.Sifton would have no competitor for the Portfolio of Minister of the Interior.The Colonist further declares that Mr.Martin made the celebrated Dead Man's Island quarrel {ho basis of selfish manoeuvring, and mocks at him as the champion of the people and the foe of corpurations.a me == AGAIN.It in at Faguy, Lepinay & Frere you ei find handsome Costumes fou es.\u2014\u2014 pement ee Children Gry for CASTORIA.TO THE LADIES.For dress stufls go rd agu¥, Lepinay & Frote.in the latest taste.MILI?ARY BEWS AND VIEWS, (Continued From Seventh Page) owing to the formation of Nos.7 and 8 Companies, 13 will.be optional with the poncoms.of these Companies to do so, but next season they will te obliged to do 50.This is only right and is tempering justice with mercy.The march out of the $th Battalion, Royal Rufics, yestirday afterncon, us- der Lieut.-Col.Joncs, was Lighly cre ditable to all concerned, and the Regiment looked its test.The Tigh School Cadets turned out in force and preseuted a splencld appearance: Their instructor, Quarter-Master-Sergeant J.11.Wood, accompanied the Cadets, and Sorgrant-lastructor J.Bridgford, R.C.À, aud Sergt.Good, R.C.R I, could be seen stepping up lively along the line of march aud seemingly pleased with the \u2018go\u2019 of their proteges.Nos.7 and & Companies.Where ail looked so well it would be unfair to attempt to single out any particular Company for praise, .There is some talk of raising à Girls' Cadet Corps, and names are iow being taken for the .The number desired will be 60.Quarter- Master-Sergeaut Wood han velun- teered Lo drilt tbe corps if it can be raised.Now then, girls! Don't let \"thim Bocr wimpun Jute yces.\"* The drill during the past week lus ocen well atte and in all the different citv corps the greatest activity reins.Truly we arc a warlike people.There are conflicting reports as lo who is to be given the command of the Canadian militia, replacing Major- General Hutton, but there is one consolation in the perusal of the different statements and denials, and {hat is that no one seems to think for a moment that the appointment will le given to any but a British army offi- eer.It is thought that the uscfulieas of the law passed to enable a Canadian officer lo assume command of the Canadian militia will Le de monstrated in about the same way and al the same time as that of lis Peacefulness, the Car's, Hague Peace Conference.The rank and {ile of the 8th Royal Rifles are peginning to look forward, as (he Queen's Birthday draws nearer, to their annual trip.At present both Toronig and Boston have strong sup porters, oul the Toronto men will in all probability carry the dav, as the diflicuities in securing permission from the United States Government at the present time for an armed Ihre tish force even peacefully to enter will be very srcat, and it is thought thal the \u2018red Lape\u2019 required will kill the trip to Boston.It will be necessary to se cure permission to enter 1wg States, entviling correspondence, influence and considerable red tape and loss of \u2018ime.The cost of either trip will te about the same.If this anneal trip of the Regiment was y fixed institution, and tl:e name of the city to be visited on the next forthcoming trip could be announced some time abesd annually, it would be a great incentive to recruits to juin and an assistance in filling vacancies from Jerr to, year.The officers of Nos.7 and 3 Companies intend giving (be nonvoms and men of their Companies a guadrilic party at an carly date, to be held in \"B* Field Battery Barracks.Major Dunbar, acting D.O.C., St.John, is in town for the Easter holidays.He has managed, since taking uver the duties of D.0.Ci te procure over 20 recruits for the R.C.R.I.and over BU men for the Garrison Battalion al Halifax, Now would be a good time to sell the old busbies of the 8th Royal Rifles.Perhaps, if the subject was broached to the Government, some allowance might be made, or an cx- change for bandoliers arrived at.+.A soldier recently visited 9 dentist in fawn.After be had discoursed volubly on the subject of hig sufferings the dentist mildly interpyusod : \u201cDo you wish to Le treated ?* \u2018No, begurra,\"* replied \u2018Tammy Atkins; \"you sthop the pain, an' Oi\u2019) trale ve to anything ye want.\u201d \u2014\u2014 DUN'S REPORT.New York, April 13.\u2014 R.G.Dun & Co's.weekly review of trade will say to-morrow :\u2014The (célures for the week have born 193 fu the United Stales, against 188 last vear, and 41 tu Canada, against 23 last veur.The conditions Uhrotghout Cavada show a general improvement.and the tone of the despatches ix more cheerful.Brighter weather brings good spring business at most points and the Easter trade was up to expectations.1lalifax reports active.spring business and the prices of staples well maintained.At St.John dry goods and grocecies arc active, with the usual spring enguiry and for building material and fishing gear, and the city retail trade is improving.Easter trade was good at Quetier, but business in the country dis.tricls war not so active, Bright weather brings better conditions ut Montreal, but unsettled roads stil au terfere with travelling men, althouch trade és up to the average for the season.he Wholesale trade is mode rale in groceries, sugars, hiilding materials and hardftare at Toronto, and the outlook mostly satisfactory.Un favorable reports interfere with geu- cral business at Hamilton, but prices remain firm and payments kee) up fairly well.Wholesale dry goo and hardware are active at Wianipeg, inst \u2018a not much _\\mprovett in collections.Country retailers are carrying heavy settlements.Trade conditions are still quiet, but improved at Vancouver, while Victoria report hetter conditions tn dry goods and groceries and collections are fair.The Gr 81 Pugtioh Remedy: Sold HE mmended br el Arnggiste in ads.Only tell able medicine discovered.& to our roe Sexue ro ness, all cfieotaots ie or excées, Mental Vorty, a S'imulante.eed SS Pea SETA no Picked a Pimple DIED FROM THE RESULTS.serres Blood poisoning is a frequent result of picking pimples « practice at once so common and so dangerous, Only a few days ago a young man in Toronto picked : pimple on his face.Some deadly germ was given entrance to the blood, the sore became worse, he was removed to the hospital, and in spite of all the best physicians could d» for him, he died within a week.Neerly everybody has had the experience of a small pimple becoming a large and aggravated sore because of being picked, hut it seems to necd a death ocension- ally to warn people of the daoger of picking pimples and sores.The only cafe way is to apply an antiseptic, such as Dr.Chase's Ointment, which at the same time kills all germs that nay exist, and heals promptly any and every form of pimples or other skin diseases, such as eczema, salt rheum, tetter or rash.Mothers frequently say \"that they could scarcely ke, house without Dr, Chase's Ointinent, because it is used aliiv:\" daily by some member of the fumily for pimples, blackhen:!s itching eyelids, barbers itch; chülblains, sealds, burns or bruts - ulcers or poisoned flesh.Lt pééVents much suffering hy ni stantly relieving itching of the skin and curing every form ¢ piles.\u2014\u2014e.Dr.Chase\u2019s Ointment.GO cts.a tox, at all dedlery, or EDMANSON, BATES & CO., Toronto.ECAM Arortione, Mage Debian 1 Cane RENE en RN vnte ba Via Hic 20a}, am vadiortn Will ba outst yo Inbar paid, Tuco aca but 0 INE The only awarded at the Paris SPTMAL' Exhibition 1869.U Vv E L © HYGIENIC.ADHERENT fe INVISIBLE POUDRE DE RIZ\u2014 CH.FA Ÿ Inventors.| 8 Rue do 13 Paix Parts \u2014 Crotion Nane fennine tout thas begein the ened ZRARCE \u201cpd 4 rep Ri \"FRANK HOLLOWAY\u2019'S Insurance Agency.+.COMPANIES REPRESENTED: London & Lancashire Life Assurance Co.Caledonian Fire Insurance Co.Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co.Employers\u2019 Liability & Accident Co.British & Foreign Marine Insurance Co.Ce AND.American Surety Compu: - \"TT eT Te \"ee Guarantes Bonds include Fidelity, Contractors, Customs Judicial Bonds.For further information apply to FRANK HOLLOWAY, - - Union Bank Building, St.Peter Sit.Cleans and polishes the teeth) Will not scratch the enamel; Kills germs of decay Purifies the breath) Hardens the gums and promotes nourish ment of the teeth.Dainty, pure, fragrant, None better at any price, Dentofoss £a\u201c 25c.Powder in bottles\u2014paste in tubes, = 4 a v A : THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1000.AAA A ; ï E PESTER SENS, he Quebey Chronicle PE of the boot BUDONIC P PLAGU F.SIMARD & CIE.STOVES - srr ea and shoe business.When vou take in- Thirty-Eight Deaths at Sydney, New \u201cAND q \u2018| The Ouly Morning Paper In Quebes\u2018 | consider tion the fact tat only fo rs _ tt was bete ese R AN G E S pue shou ot so on wor | SI NST ALLARD HOW FOR BASTER.Lond ne | 98.00 par annum |sincss men get Rirough life without à leaves and 38 deaths from babonic : of the famous MeClary make.) Pefprdetrbo bordel -00d Large Opening 000000000080 +080 ® 2 è 2 e 9 e © e 9 e 9 ° FASHIONABLE GOODS SPRING SEASON.Dress Department.Khaki Glove Cloth, Eminence, Also the Brown, which is guing to be So Fushionablc for Costumes- Elegunt Voiles for Fashionable Summer Dresses, Silks, Ribbons, etc.ete.MANTLES, JACKETS, GOLF CAPES.GENTS' FURNISHINGS.Tweeds, Suitings, Ties, Scarfs, Gluves, ete, ete, ete.CARPET DEPARTMENT.BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, AXMINSTER, OIL CLOTHS IN ALL WIDTHS.SECOND GRAND MILLINERY OPENING .ON.Thursday, 29th Inst.Gog eP ape faG anges oye to hed e hein odedod 008000808 000000000000 OOC800000000000000080920008000000000R000 0080008080 008000000080 } 24 & 26 Fabrique Street, 08 0 8.0 8 000: OC O000000C 00800 00CE0O0L80800L0E e © ° 9 ° 2 ° Q ° 2 ° © e 9 ° © a 2 ere.a\" SPRING GOODS.: XB.VOLS USOB SOO OUS pope pekefogefepeirietotofrfofoketodage >) IRISH TWEEDS, from Donegal, .Made in Hand Looms .Scotch Bannockburns, English Tweeds, Light Overcoatings, In atl the Newest Materials, Dr.Jaegers Spat Puttees, Dr.Jaegers Sweaters.++.JOHN DARLINGTON OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, Rete prtatobos totals ts Auto pan ae eee: PeokeReKekaokeakeXeoKe Ke KaKo Kata whole | | | Happy Easter Time., Easter time, if you have the RIGHT time, will be a happy time.Cir watrhes ars made right and keep right fee along tine We fix them free of charm if they gn wrong.Wo are showing some exquisite Easter fancies in Jewellery that will delight \u2014=APRIL\u2014 A I @ THE EMILE JACOT, = 159 86, Joseph ft eV mm CSKA mm Em SMS ME :A WHITE DAY.Easter Day, with Laster Lilies pure and white, and the dainty dresses of women, will make vou especially particular that en this white day your linen shall be irreproachable.Let us launder it.xx NK Youll see how easy it is to have eJean lien when we furnish it for you, FRON(ENAC ELECTRIC LAUNDRY .AND DYE WORKS, .08-204 Crown Street.Phones 2408 and 410 Upper Town Oftice 99 John Street.MM me NES MMS ai $1.00 per sasum (ravants I ADVANCE) AUVERTINEMANIS Tou Veau ling Bron ins sad Five es foe ark baa 08, Advertisement ate requiring alternate insertions, As *wice OF bhres Smee week, Kigi Oumbe par Line ve CHRONICLE TELRPHONES : Basiness Office, No.45.Night Nowspaper Phone No.1073.QUEBEC, APRIL 14, 1800, KASLER.A1 this season of the year the eu tire civilized world joins in proclaiming the central fact of Christianitythe final triumph eZ redeemed humanity, as typified and foreshadowed in the resurrection over the last great enemy.There is a jov and a hopefulness about Easter worn that never tar- righ and that turn the edge of the kcen- est sorrow it is the Jot of man to experience.Easter bridges the chasm between the dead and the living, and overshadows all those differences of creed and of origin that at other times protrude themselves upon us.SOME OBVIOUS INDICATIONS OF THE IPROGIESS OF QUEBKC, That the outside world is beginning to realize that Quebec is a city with something nore than a past was shown by an interview with an inde peident glwerver published in these columns a few days ago.Visitors who arc passing through frdm time to of progress and improvement, and the signs pf business activity Umi are the infallible indications of the growing impo tance of his city.Nothing has been nore demonstrative of the increased business of Queber than the [fact that during the past winter the commercial hotels have been costantly crowded with guests.IL is not long, since hotel keeping in Qurbee con: sisted of handling a crowd during the tourist season, and a lang wait util it should come around again.We Juve now experienced the arrival of the ad vance guard of reviving activity.tienen interested in great works being corried on or projected in the country subsidiary {o Queles, the representati of houses who hope tu do business witl them, made up a s.vdiy portion of the floating population duriug 1e past winter, along with the commercial tra- veliers, who are coustazc visitors, and do not hesitate to der ahai more business is being done by them in Quebec than in St.John or Halifax, our only commercial rivals in the eastern part of Canada outside of Montreal.The reason for this is not difficult to find.Development and improvement are now the order of the day in Que ber.and in the great storehouse of forest wraith, more valuable than am wold region, behind Quetec.Ereryliimg that can go to enhance the commercial importance of Quebec is rapidly cone ing lo à focus.Transportation by water and by land have been cnormeusiy improved.Three great electrical sis teins have their hradquar.ers in Quebee, and generale their power within a few miles of the city.Many iundrets of thowands of dollars cre beine it- vested in new pulp industries, à quarter of a million additional in uur coi- tow mills, $50,000 is to be spent onary works which will afluid « goud deal of permanent employment, the Levis dry dock is being extended, the Luterculunial terminals at Levis are king modernized.All this work and more ar testimony {0 the growing importance of Quebce, without counting the bridge.which, although some are stilt skeptical regarding i.is coming noverthicless, ard will call for an outlay in the neighborliond of $4,000,000, + The most satisfactory feature of the situation is that our progress is based Upon à subsiantial and permanent Joun dation, and (hat there Is nothing of the speculative or the booming nature about it.Ileck of the confident expectation of an increased shipping trade is the nntjonal tnveximent of $60,000, 00% in the canals, which are now for the first time being made available for our advantage.The demand for our abundant pulp resources is bused upon the undoubted fact that the world's supply elsewhere has diminished to an alarming extent.The new railway high way to Quebge from the interior, the Great Northern, will give cheaper ard nore satisfactory transportation to the sea than any other route.Queiec is again beroming indispensable to the shipping trade of the St.Lawrence bo cause it is the only safe port for large ships, and ils opon season can be extended to double she time that Montteal is available every year.Que opportunities, therefore, are great, standing as we do at the open gateway of the continent.Our progress will he permanent, and will prove advantageous to the whole Dominton.In speaking to some of \u2018the men tn the shoe business of the recent failures in that line it has heen explained that thix should not te taken as a criterion af the state of the trade.which was rever in à more flougishing condition than at present.Taking into consi deration (he large number of men en- sent \u2014From (he Irish Times.; LOUE \u201clr search th' alleys fer the time are likewire impressed by the air |avn line us up some four ab very |: |e failure, Quebec.will Joum ahead of mast places.We have here 33 estab shel factories, besides a lot of small manufacturing places, a number of jobbing houses and @ host of * retail plague have occurred here.rem ree CASTORIA shoe houses, and it would be contrary Por Infants and Children, to precedent if a failure did not take piace now and then.> ne tars pus 75 Toke ime \u2014 When some men get up in the world everybody appears small to them\u2014and they appear prit to everybody.ROYALTY FOR CANADA.1 am informed that measures are already in training for a Royal visit to Canada as soohas this war is over and the Dominion contiugent bay returned.The Prince and Princess of Wales are OVELTIES.to be the guests of Lord Minto, and[ For a pretty print or muslin go to will Le escorted by a special syuadron.|Faguy, Lepisay & Frere.The Prince will convey the thanks of Her Majesty amd the mation to our| Coffee is like the earth\u2014when it brethren in Canada for their grand os- (ground.sistance to the mother comntry.This \u2014_\u2014\u2014 visit would occupy about five weeks, |For fashionable dress materials and and might be undertaken nexl Septem |custumes go Lo Glover, Fry & Coher.The Duke and Duchess of York are expected Lo pay a series of Visits in Stale tv our big colonies south of the equatorial line.This will depend upon the state of health of the Duchess, but will not, of course, be atteup ted (Hl the fall of the year.New Zealand, Australia and the bominem of South Africa are all wo be sen, awl a auD message of due appreciation of the «AND.loyalty and devotion tendered op be- Corner Mountain Kill and half of the Queen Empress.These aval visits will be of the greatest Le [etre Dame Street.Lower Town efit, and Lind the bonds of braiber- White Lead, hood oven more closely than at pre - - - Paintsmr perte Oils, Turpentine.RUBBER PACKING.is J.OM & 0 13 $t, John Striet, Upper Town THE AF SLECTION WAIL.\u2018He ain't (h' same in U0 office proud, Me don\u2019t link arms with the corer crowd ist, i; Awn march us lo some dozin bars, Awa burn our lps wid black cigars\u2014 Now he's in! \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u201cHe promised tir Tots whin he got in En \u2018ineers\u2019 But Le oy Re wan to just begin; g \u2018 He said led make me a cop or some .Koiud av a Job inspictin\u2019 rum; Supplies But he forgits th' crowd thot villed \u2018Huroo!\" A un AND.Awn voted enough te push lin thr General Hardware Now he's in! \u201cIle sneaks in th place av Jerry Malone, : Awn takes his sherry awn bitters alone \u2018fe don't stand cocktails all around, Or fancy dhirinhs with a Frinchy sound Ye may cough an\u2019 \u2018hm!\u2019 but he'll never hear, Ir stand th\u2019 price av a full-rigged Leer.Now he's in! Upper Town 573 TOR.SALE Hill Close\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"Ye can't go up wid an easy tone Awn strike him rich fer a frindly loan; Awn have him say: \"Oil accommodate you, Don't pay today; to-morrow will do.He's changed a bit awn ali fer Ur worst, Awn he wontt give five lo aise thirst\u2014 Now he's in ! BOOK NOTES.Publishers annonce tle tventy-sixth edition of \u201cRichard Carvel.\u201d It 1s now in its three hundred and fortieth thousand.Lucas Malet\u2019s forthcoming novel has the queer and suggestive title \u201cThe Gateless Barrier.\u201d It is to be pub- tisked iu a few weeks.Marion Crawford announces that his \u201cLife of Pope Leo,\u201d which represents an enormous amount of labor, will not be published until after the Pope's death.\u201cThe Toiling of Felix,\u201d a new vo- ne by [lenre Van Dyke, which isan- nounced for carly publication, will consist of poems.It is said that F.T.Lullen is wril- inz a novel.If it is as good ax many yer of his wea sketches are, it should at- * sert act attention We are still giving fu London à dilerary = journal has offered a prize for \"the best bist of six old English words which might Le re vived with advantage.\u201d The winning list contains one word mournfully appropriate in time of war.The word is \"commorient.\u201d which signifies dying together.Anotler Ist supplies (he oll Chaucerian word \u201calzale,\u201d mean ing at anv risk.\u2018To Dyomede algate I wol be trewe.™! The book world is constantly Wing recruited from the ranks of newspajet men.Harrison Rotertson, whore nu vel of \"Ted Blood and Blue\u2019 is ready for publication, 18 on thie editorial staff of the Louisville Courier-Journal; and Robert Shackleton, whose volume of short storiss, \u201cToomey and Others,\u201d is now in press.has just accepted an editorial position on the Philadelphia North Amercan.Mr.Shackleton has made his- tome for several years in New York, in the crowded districts of which the wcenes of his pathetic and humorous stories are laid, whither he came from Cleveland \u2014\u2014 fps ST.RAYMOND NOTES.Church ta be Rebuilt \u2014 Building Ope- rations\u2014Butter Factories.SU Raymond, = April 12.\u2014 The church is to be rehuill, much to the gratification of the parishioners, and Large Reductions IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.Great Bargains.AlSalos Stith Ga The Withdrawal of This Advertisement Will Close the Sale.SIMONS &MINGUY Mr.Page has the contract of the huilding, which will te a beautiful edifice.: Mr.Moisan is hauling deals a dis tance of 10 miles (rom his wills to the station.\u2018There are now 32 saw mills Lere manfacturing lumber for the market.The butter and cheese factories will start up very shortly.Many buildings are to be erected (his sing, ax a result of lant season's disastroes fire, and we are in hopes of seeing (lw village rise Phocnix-Hke from its ashes.this line.mt tt tr No stable ix complete without a sup- plv of Bentley's Liniment.Cures strains, sprains, bruises, lameness.SIMONS & FOULDS, Une Price uly.Many new setllers are fakiog up aux vos tands this spring.The inauguration of mixed, (arming of lute vears ix the 1 cause of a much hetter condition in SUCCESSORS TO McLAREN 8 With the great Festival of Spring rapidly approaching, choosing proper apparel becomes the matter of the hour.Great Stocks offer Excepliousl Values und large Choice.Ladle New Spring .» Tailor-Made Suits, In the mout fashivnalle siyles and fab- ricks nt very notable price attraction, .EXCEPTIONAL VALUES \u20141x\u2014 LADIES\u2019 FINE SPRING JACKETS.HASTER MILLINERY Greut assortments of Trimmed Hats, Toyues and Bonnets; Dress thapes in Untrimmed | Hate, Missa\u2019 and Children's Trimmed and Untrimmed Hatz ; Flowers, Rosettes, Chitlonz, Ornaments, what is fashionable is here at QUICK SELLING PRICES, BASTER GLOVES We have now on salo our Spring importations ol Trefousee and Itouillon\u2019s Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves, fur fit, elegance and quality vou cannot buy their egun any where vlec.Tatophons 3157 \u2014\u2014\u2026+.++++\u2026+.F, SIMARD & CIE, 137 St.Joseph Stroct, 5t.Roch, QUEBEC.| SSI OHTA HANNS # JUST ARRIVED ! \u20ac i LA DIES i ¢ Straw, Sailor} Walking Hats, Dest English Goods.: SPRING HATS.NEW COLOURS.+0 Store Open Saturday Night, \u2014\u2014 HOLT REAFREN & C0.+ : 35 & 37 Buado Street.Ÿ 3 5, King Street East, Toronto.¥ + Passions ER CDS A, NE, 0 RTT, A Good Assortment JNO.E.WALSH, Bonknolior and Stationee 25 St, John Street, Quebec, FETE pq 7 SRE Ftd tns rrr etsttrbre trator EE MCLAREN'S (ELRBRATED & [ei 2 ® 2 ° REA LLL PEN + ORDERED IN PREFERENCE § All Other Brands «BY THOSE.WHO HAVE MAUR TRIAL OF IT, RONNSHE NO ALUM All Imgredieuts Pure aad Perfectly Healthful 8000.8000000080000080800000 oO :000K°S FRIEND AND TAKE NO OTHER.9 ® 9 e © ° © ° Q è ô e 2 ® ° ® 9 ° 9 e © a inflammation, cte.Two stzex 1c and 25c, Full directions with every bottle.20 Fabrique Street.En HSE MED 2949 The result of fifty years experience in Stove making.Unequalied for econoury and perfection in baking.ALL THE LATEST HOUSK-¥URNIS| NOVELTIES; IN G HARDWARE Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes, The finest assortment of LOCK SETS and BUILDERS' HARDWARE in the City.HE CHING HARDWARE G0, BRANCH STORE 38 FABRIQUE STREET.[00000000000 F000 0] Easter ~\u2014 Lillies Have a Rival for Fragrance and Purity .IN THE.FAULTLESSLY LAUNDERED LINEN TURANKD OUT BY THE PERL LAUNDRY, cece TO to 74 St, Valier Stzest, ar Telephone 95 wm (O0 0C00000000000000000CO6 S40L0L00000000040000 te 8 » | g 3 $ NEW BOOKS.3 : * 3 rena Mary Pagot, by Minna Smith, à The White Terrur, by Felix Gras.The Lunatic nt Large, by J.8.Clouston, Babes iu the Nusb, by Rolf Boldrewood, Savrois, à Tale of tbe Revolution in Lurai.ia.by W.3.Churchill With Bword and Crucifix, by Fd.8.Van Zils, The World's Mercy, by Maxwell Gray.Thro\u2019 Fire to Fortune, by Mrs Aloxander.Red Pottage, by Mary Cholmondoley.The Transvaal from Within, by J: I.Fitepatrickhe Autobiography of a , by 8.w.Mitchell, , Quack; by Adrienne de Portalie, by A.C.Gunther Cuearzs Lives Just Receive, Rij:aa Series, 130 titles, atc, | Golden Hod suv titles, at Co Enite Series, 3 tislen, at Ite, Samthweorth Serien, 18) titlen, at Xe Aldis Nerien, 150 titlon, as dtu All 'opulnr Authorant P.J.EVOY'S, 107 St, John Ktreet.SéstsursarIttvadtetess Music and Musical Instruments aj Tl $ In the Home.Music in thu homo is oue of the most deligtrtfol memorios of youth, sud if you want delightful musie you require s Good Instrument, carefully selucted from the best ma'inrs, auch a» can be found now at the wareroums of BTHUR LAVIGNE, A No.68 St John Street.ALL COLORS .ONE PRICE COMPLETE BLOUSE SETS Twenty-Five Cents.Black BLOUSE BETS.hite BLOUSE SETS.2 Gilt BLOUSE SETS, LAWN TENNIS GOODS A MALF PRICE.This ie an exceptional opportunity to zecure the best Tennis Requisites st less than tho cost of producticn.SKIFERI\u2019S OLD STORE, 34 FABBIQUE STREET.Clearance Sale. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1900.THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA, | 5 New SPRING COSTUMES SKIRTS AND BLOUSES.We have just received ayd opened out our firat shipment of .- New Spring Costumes, Tailor Mado and Latest Styles New Tweed and Dress Skirts.Also, Silk, Sateen, Alpaca, and Fancy Blouses in Great Variety Davidson a a WOMAN'S COSY + CORNER.THE TURN OF THE YEAR.Never a leal on the shisering frees ! ¢ \"twas blowing so, And snowing so, When Phyllis met me on yonder Where was the chance i linges speak ?Happy the sable that touched her cheek ! Hut silk and velvet aad fa and fur\u2014 That was all 1 could we Phyllis, Phyllis, so coy, x My heart, it followed her iri But what could | do?Can you venture to woo When it's snowing, and blowing, and frcezing, tou ?\u2018 Winter és over and goue away ! Ou the wooded Lills The daffodils Are dancing and glancing so golden- ERY.Now is the time to linger and speak ; Happy m¥ lips that tay touch her \u2019 Hlush and tremble, flutter and stir, Sweelly she pieds what I ask of her.Phyilis, Phyllis, so shy and sweet, Fluttering heart, iow you throb and beat ! Hush\u2014never fear ; Nestie clase here ! Alt Love's happiest time is the turn of the year ! \u2018 PRETTY EASTER GIFTS.The sending of Easter gifts has be come a custom which appeals to very many.Kasur lillies, hyacinths snd tulips growing in prettily decorated pots and tied with ribbons are among the most appropriate of the season's offerings.Cut flowers arc also given\u2014 American Beauty roses and violets sharing cquallv the honors.Next to flowers are the dainty and attractive Easter sweets.These are of course done up in one of the thou- saud nove: fashions of the season.Home are inclosed in satindined porcelain ar silver eggs, some are offered running little furry bunnies on sil- Ivers.s.Silver desk fittings.an umbreila, ar- Ncles of jewellery and gloses are per- mivsible for more expensive xifts.THE ROYAL RED CROSS, Amoug the women who have been decorated with the Order of the Royal Ret Cross is Lady Roberts, who | re ceived it for services renderod in li, dia Miss Norman, the lady superi tendent of the Nursing Sisters at Netlev Hospital, is also on (he roll.and one of the best-known women thus honored is Florence Nightingale, the pioneer military nurse, This order was instituted on St.George's Day.1883, \"for seal and devotion wm providing for aad -nursing the sick and wounded éailorg, soldicrs and uthers with the army in the field, on board chip or in hospitals.\u201d The order is not confived lo Hritish subjects, although Her Maksty is the Lead of it.11 lias been Lestowed on over 0 Wowen.among whom are members of re ligious orders.+ For the coming season he new cot- ors are more than usually lovely, with the pastel shades far and away ahead.Viry these paste shades fs meant the soit delicate efiects in winatures ot old tapestries of Emrite dames.The Hits are xo universally light, however, that much care should be exercised in their selection, as light goods make wrak spots in figure or defects in dress ng more apparent.tafieta waists and for whole gowns for dressy wear the.sirong crushed strawberry tones will he very smart, There are two very new deep ones called genache end chrome that promise lo be exceedingly popular.Don't mistake these for Vandyke or crushed raspberry shades, as they are tao purplish to suit Madame la Mode pinkish tones are the proper (hing.Green will be a strong spring shade, hut in either the clear, light, pastel tint called Detaille, or a pure emerald shade.Yellowish greens are quite The very most desirable and newest greens, however, are of à grayish mignonetic hue, very lizht.and are known as aquarelle, pastel and fresque, The coming season golden brown will ba quite in The background, and only one tint of it, the light golden shade called Maryland, will be seen at all.This shade will Le used to à certain extent in silk and satin-faced cloth, Coro is tlic name civen à lavendar Mat jx almoxt white that will be much used for gowns of lightweight, glossy cloth.The national and navy blues \u2014 the woman's standby \u2014 will he relegated ta obscurity, and anv one wishing to be comme il faut will choose a faint blue called Hanqueses or one of the three lovely French shades, known as Waltteau, Murillo and Rembrandt.This gives the effect of.n dalnty, cloud-like blue shining through a grayish white mist.fn the new lining silks and saline (hese shades are indescritably lovely.: Fonsibly (he place of most Importance as a spring tone may be given to gray, the lighter the beiter.Perle, argent, nickle\u2019 and platine are the four foremost tinis.CHIT-CHAT.Bhirts are occupying 3 the feminine & Horan 1 John Si \u201cihe ribbon \u201ceS Facts and Fancies Compiled for The Fair Se \u2014\u2014 Ph \u2014 PB \u20ac mind at present, and their variety is tufinite \u2014 combining white with a colour is oue of this season's fancies.One pretty model is made of alternate rows of pale yellow-dotted ribbon an inch wide, and the Valenciennes insertion of the same width.The stripes run up and down, the collar is made of insertion and ribhon, and finished at the top with a narrow frill of lace matching the insertion, and turned over the ribbon.The sleeves are finished jn the same manner.In another model is of satin, three inches wide, aud the stripes are on the bias.This is nut usually as becoming as the straight stripes, and it is more dim- cult to make.| Pretty stocks to wear with wash shirts are made of chambry or finen Madras in a solid colour, and {n- set with parrow Hamburg insertion, such as is used on lingerie and children's clothing, Three rows are inserted iu the stuck before it is put on the stiffoning.The bows and short pointed ends have one row just inside of a narrow hem.These stocks may te worn several times without being soiled, especially if a narrow turn-over lingerie collar is worn with them.When soiled rip apart, launder, and put together again.This sounds trouble some, bul is much easier than making a new stock.These stocks may also be made of taffeta, black being very serviceable.Skiris and shirts of the sante material will be worn this summer, and it is cersainly a pretiy fashion for the morniug.In alincst all cases this seasons skirts are being made without lining.\u2018This is because woolen materials all give mote or less, while the lining remains as it was cut\u2014hence disastrous results, such as sagging.The drop skirt is popular où this account, but many of our dressinakers are dispeas- ing with even these.Of course, à long, perfectiv-iitting, underskitt, with knife pleatings or frills, is necessary {o wear under the unlined sort, which hangs periectly, and is much lighter in weight than: when lined.The smartest spring walking hat is trimmed with a large folded Persian or Indian handkerchief.The handkerchiefs are pufied and :côdcd in the most approved fashion, and the effect is stunning when worn with » golf or walking suit of dark material.wilh 3 hughe chou of silk or tulle in with a huge chou of silk tulle in front.White is the favorite color.The most popular and fashionahle adjunct to the summer gown will a fichu.Manv of the latest gowWns are made with this ° accessory, and it is safe to predict that the fichu wilt take the place of the berthe sometimes WOT on summer gowns for many seasons past.; Silk waits made (rom art squares are the latest.The squares are of heavy silk stamped with poster flowers in purple, gold und pink.The de signs- are jrregular aud the cffcet is odd, though pleasing.Parts of the waist will be of plain-colored silk, while the sleeves or a part of the yoke peshaps will Le decorated with long straggling ities or tulips, Sushes ate coming in again.Thev are not wom long, as was Ihe Fashion several veals ago, bui copsist gf only à girdle and small onc-losped bow in the back.\u2019 \u2018They are called waist scarfs, and come in plain shades aud Rowman stripes.TOILET HINTS.A diligent campaign should now be waged against expressions thal threaten to become permanently dis liguring to the countenance, Conquer (hat worried anxious.air that has had every excuse lately to bes come implanted on your visage, hut should not be permitted ta become chronic.A good masseuse will take away the wrinkles in the forelwad, buy to one rave vourself can remove the haunted aspect of drexd that caused rea.To reduce embonppint about the hips, take the soldier® posiMon, and then touch the \u2018floor with the ringers without hending the knees.This must be donc in a loose gown.of course.Such exercise strengthen the muscles and make a quickly \u2018apparent difference in the grace of the figure: Fair-hairetd girls should \u2018recollect thet hair washes suitable to hruneties are not necessarily so to blondes.A for- muta that can be used on Nght lair without fear of making it darker is\u2019 good in the spring particularly, for the hair is apt to fall excessively then.Such à one ix made of foriv-vight grains of resorcin, one-fourth of an ounce of giScerine, and alcohol (dilut- od one-half with water) sufficient to fill a two-ounce bottle.Apply this every nighi.The neck may be beautiful and whitened by being rybbed cverv night wilh cocoa butter, and then bathed in a lation made of equal parts of alcohol and water and a few dropa of tincture of benzein.When applying the cocoa hutter to the neck to fatten the tissues, have the emollient heated and rub it vigorously for twenty min utes.For simply whitening it this is not vecessary.To preserve the skin of the face from being roughened by cold winde use almond meal in the washing water and on the washing glove.Make it thus :\u2014Take of orris root in, fine pow.; | bright veltow, of white Castile soap in fine powder half an ounce, of borax in fine powder half an ounce, of oil of Litter af- monds five drops, of oil of bergamot one fluid drachm.Mix all this well together, and pass ihe result through à fine sieve.When chilled drink hot milk.It is a splendid Lonie, and excellent for the complexion ; far better than tea or cofice, and incomparably better than any wige.In Paris it is quite.à Ja mode to order hot milk at the cafes and to sip it whilst enjoying a- chat and watching the incomers.During the London season many debutantes are made hv (heir mbihers to take a basin of bread and milk last thing at night before they go to bed, even if night is six o'clock a.m., as it often ist The girl whose hair is of any shade of socalled red must never, under any circumstances, wear pink, red or Those colors will only acrentuate the reds hu their hair and | the contrast is exceediugly unbecoming.She may, however, wear golden browns and plentv of them.\u2018These will bring out the ruddv gold tints of her hair.She may also wear light and dark shades of blue and green, dark purple, gray, white and lavender with a blue cast.And when property dressed, the red- haired girl is a real beauty.\u201cAfter Doctors Failed.HOW PERLEY MISNER, OF WEL- LANDPORT, RECOVERED HEALTH.He Suffered From Ilip Joint Disease and Abscesses.\u2014His Friends Feared He Would Be a Permanent Invalid.From the Journal, St.Catherines, Ont.A reporter of the St.Catherines, Journal visiting Wellandport not long ago, heard of one of thoss remarkable cures {lat have made Dr.Williams\" Pink Pills famous as life savers the world over.The case is that of Perley Misner, son of Mr.Mathias Misner, who bad suffered from hip joint disease und absceswes, and who had been under the care of four doctors without beneficial results.Mr.Misner gave the particulars of the case as follows : \u201cIn the spring of 1X92 my son, Perl who was then in his thirteenth 3 began to complain of an aching his hips, and later my attention was directed to a peculiar shamide in lus gait.As the trouble gradually grew upon him 1 tock him to a physician in Dunville, who examined him and said the trouble arose from a weabness of the nerves of the hip.This doctor treated Perley for weeks, during which time a large abscess formed on lis leg, and he was obliged to get about on crutches.As he continued to decline, I resolved to try another dec tor who dingupsed the case as hip joint disease.He treated Perley for six months! The lad.slightly improved at first, but later was taken worse again.He would starfle in his sleep and was continually in distress as Te could- vd nor recline with ease, pid wag weak, faint and confused.During this (me - (he absccss nad broken and wax discharging In threé places, \u2018but would nat heal.third doctor advised a surgical overa- tion, which he objected te, and a fourth medical man took the case in hand.This doctor confined Perley : to the\u2019 bed, apd.besides giving medicine, he ordered a mechanical appliance to which\u2019 was atiached a 15-pound weicht to be placed in a position by = pulley system so as to constantly draw down wards op the litab.This treatment was continued six weeks, causing much be | pain, but nothing in the way of bene fit was noticed.The abscess was dressed {wice and thrice a day for months, and frequently, despite the aid of crutches, it was necessary for me to carry him in my arms (rom the house to the vehicle when taking fire out.In October of 1893, 1 decided, other treatments having failed.to try Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.1 told the doctor of this decision, and he said that Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills would quite likely be of much benefit.After using four boxes I could sce some improvement.After this Perley continued the use of the pills for several months with constant improvement and new vigor, and after taking about 18 boxes the abscess was nicely healed, the crutches were dispensed with, aml he was able to work and could walk for mites.| attribute the good health which my son enjoys fo ST.LOUIS ROAD.|} nee.THIS IS A GENUINE SALE wwe and anyone who wants to get.fitted out with the finest quality of FOOT WEAR will feel amply repaid by a visit to the Quebec Shoe Store, John Screet.Messrs, Leonard Bros.having decided to make extensive alterations to their Shoe Store, in order to keep up to modern ideas and styles, they are now offering great bargains in all their lines.Call in and See for Yourself.LEONARD BROS.24 JOHN STREET, QUEBEC.11-0-0-0-015-#-2-2-65 Small Meat Chopper\u2026 \u2026 \u2026 Medium Size Meat Choppe Large Size Meat Chopper.Dish Stands \u2026 \u2026 \u2026 80.10 Butcher Knives.0.20 for 0.08 Small Frying Pan .es 008 Medium Size Fryin an.0.13 Large Size Frying Pan.0.26 GRAPHOPHONES.+ Machine Oil.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's WATCHES, Gold, Oxidised or Black Worth $8.00 Reduced to 88.75, 8 Pay Clock.\u2026 \u2026 85.00 for Musical clock 5.00 for Ordinary Cl 1.25 for Alarm Clock.\u2026 \u2026 \u2026 1.50 for , Patent Corkacrew 40c.reduced to 15c.Butter Knives 750, reducedto 35 $1.35\u201c 60c We also have the finest assortment of these knives in cases, for presents, ete, at following prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.50, $6.00, $8.00.185 St.Joseph Street FRIDRY AND SATURDAY, BARGAIN DAYS FOR EASTER WEEK $15.00 Reduced to $8.50.Graphophone Parts.\u2026 \u2026 40c.In Blank a ce eee 0c, rs à Te arometers.\u2026 \u2026 \u2026 A0.for 256.Pickle Fork.20c.for 4c.Pastry Rollers.15c.for Tc.|\u201d i .20c.for dc.22 pr > - - = - \" eRe RoR NKR PRODUCTION - I I 3 À PROPOSED CONBINE VO ER.H.O.Martineau, Hardware Merchant -\u2014\u2014\u2014 Look Over This Interesting List\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TABLE KNIVES, Silver Drawer.\u2026 2.50 for 1.70 Knives and Forks .81.15 for $0.91 Meat Saws.ore for 0.88 \" 4.45 for 1.16 .10 for 0.08 \u201c 1.65 for 1.39 - 0.10 for 0.04 « .Al \u201c 1 fox Ta GUARANTEED WHITE METAL 30.63 0.40 0.28 0.46 0.65 2.50 for 1.48 3.50 for 1.80 5.00 for 2.40 3.00 for 1.22 3.50 for 1.42 3.00 for 1.98 ESSENCE Vanilla, Lemon and Strawberry, 11 cents a bottle.Graphophones rented 75 cents à day.Rug or Japanese Cloth, all sizes and different patterns, 9 cents à foot.Opera Glasses.+ $3.00 for $1.50 Bread Box.1.00 for 0.78 Hread Tray.0.25 for 0.09 Ver Basket.30 for 0.19 0.45 BICYCLES.We are the only agents in Quebec, for the celebrate Gendron and Massey- Harris Bicycles\u2014write to us for prices.step Ladder 7 steps « 5.pa 3 \u201c Granite Butter Cooler, White and Gray.altended to with promptitude and your orders.; 0.68 for 0.53 Biscuit Mould 0.80 tor 0.67 0.25 for 0.09 6c., 8c.& 12c 4.00 for 3.00 0.40 for 0.39 0.10 for.0.05 $2.75 19 for\u2019 0.02 013 .05 for 0.0: 0.08 0.05 for 0.01 0.03 0.10 for 0.0% 0.13 .0.30 for 0.06 \u2014\u2014 All orders received from purchasers from the country will he satisfaction guaranteed.Send in 135 86.Joseph Street.your clothing in à of Britinh Colwiubis Rel Cidar.60 to GO Bt.TELEPHONE 404.COLONIAL 00S HL Lounges, Easy Chairs, Brass making à nel H, 0, Martinean, Hardware Merchant, April in tbe month fur laying aide Furu and Woollen We destroyed by Moths and insects.To insure absolute protection frum these ests [ut Office Desks, Office Chalrs, Fancy Furniture, ete, etc, Catalogue will be forwarded on reosipt of address.Tt will by found uestui in #8 Mall Orders receive prompt attention.Samples sent and every Information supplied, #0+%0404040%0%0%0000.Write For Furniture Catalogue.Seasonable and Reasonable \u2014\u2014 » which are _umally MOTH PROOF CHEST Munufastured and for sale by R.SISSONS, Foot of Palace Hill Steps, Volir Street RO Es eR HAS POSQUMRE MONTREALE +++.FURNITURE.AT REASONABLE PRICES.CATALOGUE of HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE., Ts now ready for mailing.Nearly 200 half-tone Illustrations of Bodroom Suites, Parlor Suites, Cabinets, Bedsteads, Iron Bedsteads, HENRY MORGAN & Co.,Mo ntreal SATURDAY, APRII, 14, 1900.THÉ CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA, + wok = - FAGUY, LE PINAY 268 & 264 8t.John Street, Quebec.MEN 4 PORTE re 2 T = - pi L Welcomed TO LET, |V.E.PARADIS, [IESE | CAN With Pleasure.Labor Notes.+ | Pablie Accountant, wr a TE Fl Our new styles of Dress Goods Oue of the most \u2018essential ee The oro Loir occupied by depart TR hoger Easter Holidays Goods have been accorded u warm and flattering reception by thoes who are credited with being the best judges.It's no wonder.They are the latest thirgs from the fashion centers.Nothing newer, better or more attractive.& FRERE, mans veo HAVE JUST RECEIVED.A Targe Consignment of 1900 Models, of COLUMBIA, HARTFORD.STEARNS ano CRESCENT .BICYCLES.WITH.ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.The display ia attracting great atten: tion.Fntondi chazers aliould whora they will yy ; = sbuwn some of the finew! LABRADOR.NORTHSHOREMATL STEAMER \u201c8t.Olaf,\u201d Captain Lemaistre, leaves mv\" tho Princess Louise Dock, on tho 10th, 2th and 30th of cach uimth, cominenving 14th April, for Godbout, nalling along the Coast to Kequimenx Point and Natashquan.Quebec Steamship Company.LIMITED.BERMUDA AND WEY INDIBS ROYAL MAIL LINRS SAILING FROM PIER 47 NORTH GIVER JEW YORK For Bermrede :\u2014 8.3.PRETORIA, Mossy, 16th April, a8 § 8.TRINIDAD, Saturday Ztet April, Was m, For Bt.Thomas, St Croix, 9.Kitts, Ant- Gaadalonpe, Dominien, Martinique, .Loris and : 88 FONTABKLLE, Hatardey; 1t:h April, St.Lawrence Line.The Twin Screw leon SH.CAMPANA, 17.0 tons, ix intended to sail from Qnebee, ioe permitting, on Tuesday, 24th April, at noon, For Father Point, Gaspe, Mal Bay, \u2018Perco, Caps Cove, Summerside, Charlottetown and Pictou, stopping except at Father 1oint, a few hour at each place to allow of paiscngors going achore, Han cxeellent accommodation for passengers, Shippers are requested to mark the port of destination in file on all packages, to avoid mistake in i ve Sed after 11 pe N AR ST any.elved after 08 nil parwoatan.y %0 ARTHUR AHERN A.& OUTKRBEIDGE & C0., Agents, Brosdway, ork Ba srooxmg, sou Ticks is Sires, oe Forte = #; QUEBEP AND LEVIS FERRY HE UNDER NOTED TRIPS WILL - vol travelling by the onde mentioned railwave {Sundays \u2018and Jfolidays excepted) \u2014 Ive and Weather permitting\u2014will leave OTNBEO.| LEVIS, Every 30 Minutes rom 7 AM.to 6 P.M Fou UNTERGOLOWIAL Samar.7.00 Acoommo labios fiom River dn Loup, 7.59 Accommodation from Montesal.11.30 Accommodation from Campbell A.» to Campbellton 7.90 Acommodation vin Chaudiers to Riv, do Lop.1L.90 Expres bo a eval ton PM.1880 Halifax.1,30 Krpress from 4.30 Express from Riv.da Loup, 800 Kapress from Montreal, P.M, 1.00 Rxpress vo Rir.du Lou 4,00 Express to 4.30 Acoymmodation 0 R.du Loup.4.50 Mall so Halil QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY, AM | 7.30 Accommodsion from Sherbrooke AM, 7.90 Mixed to Morau- PM to & & Francis.2.00 Exprem to Sherbrooke.6.00 Accommodation 40 Sherbrooke, Grand Trunk x PPE RBRC.Tee aprem L rom Sherbrooke.DAYS 42.18 Express to the Fan.6.08 Mall to the West SUNDAYS.% vo the | 506 By trom Wap = wf SR January Oth, 1700, Railway Ferry.| somes the stora (Bt.John strect) s visit without delay, s Bicycles.AUCTION SALE BY JACQUES & C0.SPRING AUCTION SALES 1800.The undersigned are prepared ibis spring to devote special attzntiecn La sale of household furniture and effects.We will conduct sales for our clients either at their residence or at our rooms.We have exceptional fa.cities for conducting such sales and we give special _ care tu zoods placed in our hands.Prompt settlements.and Lideral terms.Weekly sale at our hall, 2643 St.Joseph street every Friday.JACQUES & CIE, Telephone 2453.Auctioneers DOMINION LINE ROYAL BAIL STEANERS.IVERPOOL BERVIOR 1890.April 13|NewEwaramn!Avril 25 PORTLAR AND HALIFAX TL LIVER From Port- From Liver! From \u2018wool.Steaua land, | Balifeu, sPM|6PM.April J: April 14 \u2026 Pire Apidl Sreamers aail from Portland from she dncks of the Grand Trmok Railway, waiting arrival of trains from the West and the morning taio frou: Boston about nocn.Quebec to Liverpool From From LivRPOOL.Brxsuar Qurexc.Thuredsy Paturdsy, 6rm.April 14| Vanoovves [April 28 \" 2X DOMINION .ay 2 May 3/Causnouar.\u201c 19 « 17) Ÿ -moocvms.June 2 \u201c AtiTroussioN.\u201c 16 June T|Uaubnomas.\u2026\u2026} \u201c = 0 above yteamers Are first up vive She latest approvsd system of K., are specially adapted for the carriage of per ishable fi Al these Steamers have superior passenger Electrio amidship Sak Lights aod spacious promeusds deo Rates of Passage.Fou Pontuaxp or Haurax, Osbin\u2014To Laverpool, $10, $50 sod $70 1 OL ura, $107, $108 and $198.nd Cabin\u2014To Liverpool or London, vs; leture, To Li Load: A - re Te ee FES and 828.60, scoording % steamer.These Bveamers have exceptionally good sr tangnments with the Railways and are ial spied fee tbe carriage 04 Fine Goods, [i i and a iring prompt and care.Cahauding.Tarvoge Bills of Lading ised so all Points.For rates, borthing accommodation, aud al oober is ta lo A GPRERSON, Nos sem.EW YORK TO LIVERPOUL UEENSTOWN, FRUM FL snd 83 NORTH BIVER.Eraunti.\u2026\u2026.Satardey, April 14, 3 P CAMPANIA Satumiay, April 24.10 A.Tvmnsia.In TANIA TRURIA, , OANPANTA turday, May 19, 8 À.Teenie (Now).are, May 26, 3 P.M.Oatis Fnesagre $90.00 sud upwards.Second Ss a Reveouy \u2018Tax additional, 0 season, skeamee and socommods- one.\"Bourage Tickets vo and from oll parts For freight and passage anply to the Com: peay's office, 99 Broadway, New Vork.\u2019 VERNON H.BROWN & 00.RM, STOOKING, Tonia Rovest.Quabse.VIA fn M.There are many different occupations fn the world, but every man, woman and child grows older dt the same Ume, ond | $57.08 per year $1.38 per ton.JOHN L GALLETT, ina house is plumbing.But there's Plumbing and plumbing, and e ritizes moving Into a new house, as à great pranber will do shortly, should call in à plumber to inspect the water pipes and see that (hey gre in a proper sanitary condition, as upon this will de pend, In a great measure, the Leslth of the family for the ensuing year.It is also the duty of the civic = au thorilies tu see that the mains are in proper working order, and fhat no ofleuxive smell tainls the atmosphere with deatl-dealing odors.These re marks wre drawn forth through ibe appuifitment shortly to be made by our civic \u2018authorities of a sanitary plumbing inspector.1 believe.that applications for the position are now in from a shoemaker, à tinsmith and a butcher.Is it possible that there 15 no- plumber in this city to be anpoint- o to hig poeme or if the salary is not large enough to tempt a one.Far better for whe Cliv Emo Jet {he office remain unfilled than have the public live in a \u2018fool's paradise.\u201d I understand that in all large cities it is the duly of the Civic Sanitary Ine spector to see that all men working at the plumbing trade shall hold a certificate of competency, not only in wiping joints, but in hygienic matters ag well.We lave had too much of fhis offiestuffing already In Federal, Provincial and municipal matters, and its now time for our popular Mayor Lo call a halt, more especially where the health of the community is at stake.The city of Toronto hus an institution of which 11 can feel proud, and that is their Technical School, which after long and persistent effort, or ganized labor, through its Trades and Labor Council, the City Council of 1891 to establish, It is the only one of its smecific character in Canada, and in all its curriculum it is absolutely free to students.The school is controlled by a board of seventeen members, that |i to say : His Worship the Mayer the city and four Alderman ; five from the Trades and Labor Council, (wo from the \u2018Society of Stationary Engineers (which is not a labor y two from the Architects\u2019 Assock of Ontario ; two educationa chosen by ihe City Council, and one from the Manufacturers\u2019 Association.Tu 1398-99 the number cf registered students was 1,130, and over 85 per cent of these were working péople and ! the children of working people.Tie grant «f the City Council during the past year was $11.000, Ikiween 400 and 500 men attended | a meeting in Patoine's Hall, on the == succeeded in inducing {he Messre.Laogevié, Parent & Robin, situated at No.752.61.Valier street, Quebpe.Pcssession on let April, 1900.Apply to LEFAIVRE & TascHEREAU, 48 Bt.Peter street, Quebec \u201c no existence, there has been no decrtase of prisoners.; \u201cmefore the new prison system went into effect, it was clai by prison officials and prison refcrmers that it would not furnish work esough for the prisoners, aud that on that secount in sanity among them wquld inercase io a frightful extent.\u2018The new system has now in ef fect long enough falsly to fit this question.\u2018The result ds in favor of the present system, showing only 45 cases in the three prisons last year.In 1895 the number was 34; in 1896, 48; in 1897, 54; in 1888, 51.\u201cWhile the sales of the three Stale prisons in 1898 amounted to $484,720.15, in 1889 they fell off to the sum of $394,501.61, owing to the competition of other penal institutions and insane asylums.secretary McDonough objects to the use of so much machinery in the prisons, and recommends that the amount be lessened.In Pennsylvania all ma hinery, except such as is operated by hand, \u2018is probibited in the prisons, and dds : adds : \u201cif this plan were adopted in the prisons of this State, there would be no question about Keeping all the prisoners employed in useful occupations.\"The New York plan of prison labor is attracting much attention in other States.The United States Industria) Commission has concluded to recommend to Congress aud to the severai States the New York system as the most satisfactory to workmen, to manufacturers and to these interested in prison reform.\u201cThe fate of Towa has now the question of following the New York law before its Legislature and the news papers of that State generally sup port the bill.A similar Fill paséed the Lower House of the Ohio Legislature last month, and its friends expect it to be come Jaw.\u201cOther States are discussing the question and are expected to follow Kth instant, fo meet delegates from the Brotherhood of United Shoe makers, .The following local assemblies of the K.of L.meet in (Leir respective! ronms to-morrow :\u2014Mechanics, 16061; ! Sillery, 1007, and 2218.COST OF ELECTRIC LIGHTING | Private -Ownership.Racine, Wis., population 27,000, pays! $98.50 for cach arc lamp.\u2018 Pomeroy, O., population 5.500, vays! $80 for each street arc lamp.Coal, 87 cents per ton, $80 per arc lamp.Coal, (0 cents ver ton.Waukesha, Wis, populativo 6,000, pays $7H per arc lamp.Letanncn, Pa., population 18,000, 1 pays $101 per arc lamp.Coal, $1.45 1 per ton.Big Rapids, Mich., population 5,200 pays 541 per arc lamp.Water power is used.Waterloo, N.Y., population 20,00, pays 583.12 per arc lamp.Water power is used.Fulton, N.Y., population 5,000, pays $60 per arc lamp.Dallas, Tex.population 50,000, pays $100 per afc lamp.Coal $3.75 per ton.Vincennes, Ind., population 13,000, pays $06 per arc lamp.Coal vi cents per fon.Public Ownership.Decatur, Ill., population 27,000, pays 350 amntally for cach arc Jamp.London, O., population 5,000, pays for each street are lamp.Coal $1.81 per ton.Hannibal, Mo., population 16,000, pays $40.78 per arc lamp.Coal $1.10 per ton.Marietta, O., population 8,378, pays 344.50 per arc lamp.; Logansport, Ind., 18,000 population, pays $31.44 per cach -arc lamp.Coal $1.65 per ton.Hrainerd, Minn, population 5,701, pays $13.50.per each arc lamp.Water power is used.Bangor, Me., population 20,000, pays $58.04 per arc lamp, Water power 1s used.Niles, Mich,, population 5,000, pays $25.18 rc lamp.Galveton Tex, population 50,000 pays $84.73 per arc lamp.Coal $4 per ton.Bowling Green, Ky.population 12,- 000, pays $56.03 per arc lamp.Coal PRISON LABOR.The New York Secretary of Stale, John T.McDonough, who avas the father, in the Constitution Convention of 184, of the amendment to the Stated Constitution, which prohibits the con- Lract labor system in the Stale prisons or the sale in the open market of the products of prison industries, has prepared an, interesting paper on the decrease in the population of the State prisons.Tle mags: \u201cSince 1895 (here has been a falling off in itenttary prisoners of 3987.The falling off in State prisons rince 1895 is 317.making a total of 2734.In the penitentiary of New York Coun ty.in which the contract system had Mines and Mining Stocks.Member Montreal Mining Exchange All available information on listed and unlisted mining stocks furnished on\u2019 application.t$ SBT.ALEXIS STREET, Danville, Dl, population 16,000, pays | New York.Mississippi has hought large cotion plantations, and has solv ed the prison question to the satisfac tion of its people by working the pric souers où these plantations.Evident Iv.the old contract system must go ir all the States sooneñ or later.That there is plenty of room for reforms tory work in our penäl institutions i: shown by the fact thal the Superin tendent of Prisons and Commissior recommend indeterminate scûtences ant the parole system, which, they say.[ adopted, will result in great good.\u201cOf the 3161 nrisonegg in the three State prisons, 1752, or more than half of them, are less than 30 vears old These young men are not ail utterly bad, and earnest and ent effort should be made to make god citizens of them.If the parole system tends to their betterment, ~3 ought to be adopted.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BANK CLEARANCES, New York, April 13.\u2014 Hank clear- antes at (he principal United States cilies for the week ended April 12, show total clearances of $1,575,125,605 a decrease of 11.6 per cent.as compared with the corresponding week of ast year.Outside of New York city the clearances were $65%,127,691, an increase of 7 per ceni.For the Dominion of Canada the clearances were as follows : Montreal, $13,047,061.Toronto, $10,354,148, increase 5.3 per cent.Winnipeg, $1,831,808, increase 10.8 per cent.Halifax, per cent.Hamilton, $808,080, increase 9.6 per cent.St.John, N.B., $600,124.Vancouver, $816,830, decrease 3.1 per cent.Victoria, $617,032, decrcase 35 per cent, : $1,503,017, increase 21.6 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ALWAYS TO THE FRONT.We have just recived from New York, a very fine assortment of priats, linen and pique for girls from three to fifteen years of age.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.Marooni Wins that ge t limit of eighty-six miles fo: Jess .tele- faphy will shorlly be raised to 150 miles.GENTLEMEN.Do you want a handsome tweed ?Go to Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, mmr pear.Work of the signal corps of {he army in the Philippine islands has been ex: cellent.The corps has handled ar average of 2,500 dispatches cach day since the American army landed in Manila, and (ie maximum was 4,000 on.Nov.& \u2014 JUST ARRIVING.15 caser of men's Jats for Faguy, Leploay & Frere.The newest black and colored dress goods are tn he found at Lacroix, Pichetie & Cie, 123 St.Joseph street, St.Roch's.\u2014\u2014 rss Troubles are like bables; they grow larger by nursing.A git} never truly loves a man if she admits he has faults.The Tanmest periods in the life of a small buy are those between meals.There are many inde of foolishness but the meanrst kind Is selfishness.JR SV SE Ohlidren Ory for ' MONTREAL.CASTORIA.| ACDITOR AND CURATOR.Acccunts Investigated and Collected.* Financial Arrangements ard Com Liquidation ot inao vent Estatos.All business estrusted %0 me will be ecomo- mically and promptly attended to.Richelieu Company Building.44 Dalhousie Street, IN RE BUDDEN & PERRY, (Quebec, Insolvents, A MEETING OF THE CREDITORS IN this matter will be held at the Court House, Quebec, on the let instant, nt LU A.M., foe the purpose of apyointing à curator and iuspoctors tu the estate.D.ARCAND, Provisions] Guardia.FINANCIAL.Return tick 1 in Cl HOLE Fa Pire Ces Between all stations ip Canada All station in Canada to and from Detroi, Mich., Port Huron, ip + Island Tord, Vt, Fort Covington; N.Y., Bombay Jet., » Helena, N.Y.Mauens Byrings, Rous oink, N.Y.; all siations in Canada ta, wt from Bi N,Y, wi .Y, = rom.ufalo, NY Black Rock, N.Y , and ion Bridge, NE ed Roing a Eon Teoh 1h and 16th, valid for return leaving destin.on om OF il 17th, 1900, SREB VACATIONS Students and Tea-hers of Behools and Col Loge On surreguler of Standard Form of School Vacation Kailway Certificate sign Principal, will be Liskelodint Fir Cluss NGLE FAKE AMD ONE THIRD from April 62h to 14th indluxive, ticketn valid for pour leaving destination vn or before Apeil 2 - SINGLE FARE, Quebec and Point Lavis to 8t.Hyacinthe and stations west thareof to Mont or val, inclusive.a information spply to .x Agent and to = TB CITY TIOKET OFFICE Cormer DuFors snd Ann SRR MIT The Shortest, Quickest and Bast Route \u2014 BETWREX \u2014 Montrel, snd Now, York, QUEBEC BANK.HEAD OFFICE, - QUEBEC.FOUNDED 1818, Incorporated by Rayal Charter A.D.182% Capital Authorized, #3.000,060 Capital Paid Up $2.500,000 REST - - - $700,000.BOARD OP DIMEOTORS : John Ereakey, Faq, - - - President.Joho T Rows, Esq, - - - Vite-President G Lemoine, Fog, W.A.Marsh.Enq \u2018esvy Boswell, En , P.Lillingslay, Fog , Thomas McDougall, - General Manager John Walker, » - Inspector.BRANCHES.Quebec, St.Peter Street.Toronto Out.do Upper Town, Three Rivers, do Sb Roch.Tom.broke, hi Montreal, 89, James 8t.Thorold, Untdo 8e Caiberine Bu.Goorge.Street, | ash.Reaver, Que Ostaws, Ont.Victoriaville, Que.\u2018Thetford Mines, Qe.St Henry Que.> AG.Londor, Eng.3 Bank of Scotland New York U.& A, Agents Hank of Britis : - N Amerivrdo sianover National Bank, we Keep Only The lirst Crepe Tina, which can be wide into Ourtains, Dremeus, and Houne ave, Jarze Variety of Patterns and Colors.MOORE'S, 148 St.John Street AGENCY OF THE National Cycle Co.MR.A.GAGNON has just opened a Salesroom and Bieyele Livery, at No.286% St.Joreph strect, St.Roch\u2019s, .: Intending purchasers are invited to call and inspect the new ims provements for 1900, .Bicycle paris furnished, Repairs done accurately and with despatch.NAME PLATE A guarantee for the best work for the money in the Dominion.If there is no C.C, Co.agent in your town write Brockville office for catalogue and prices.P.T, LEGANE, 273-275 87.PAUL BT QUEBEC\u2014AQENT.EPPSS COCOA GRATEFUL COMFORTING Istinguished everywhere for Bhim of Flavor.Nuperior gratte «and Nutritive Proper on.ecially grateful nnd Eamforiing te (he nervous nnd drpeptic\u2019 Sold in ¢ Ib, tins, MES EPPS & Co., fs .nd Romepathie Chemists, BREAKFAST.EPPSS C0C0A Decorations without lusing its appear: lg SUPPER ! Lv.Montreal 8.40 A.M.wo M.Ar.New York 8.15 Per Tab a \u2014 Di Can on Born Trans.12.45 P.M.train from Point Levis connec | #05t Lerbert with \u201cD, & H.*\u201d ni Express frum Halifax leaving FAL, connects st Moukesl with \u201cD, & H, 20.3 \u20188 Inaist zon sickets via the ER Mm, sh ap Quiskest and.° 0! ° ma.YOUR, COM LE ÉURDIGE, Sud Vice Prov.Gon, Pam, Avent.ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.- Hatabliahod 1852.1899 Winter Arrangements 1900 Livergool, Portiand and Halifax Service.Leverpoot.15 March NTMIDIAN.- æ ARISTAN, 5 April |TUNISIAN (new)! Summer Arrangements 1900.\u2014 Liverpool, Qnebec and Montreal Service.CS From | From Sreaxzx.Mont realjQueb'c 2 May From Liverpool.Rate of Passage.852.50 aml upwards $35 and upwards.Steerage.At Lowest Rates Return Tickets iseved a¢ Reduced Kates.Glasgow and New York Bervice Quebec Railway Licht and Power Company, Winter Time Table 1899-1900.OMMENOING AND AFTER MON DAY, October 2nd, 1699, Trains will run sa follows : BETWEEN QUNBEO AND STK, ANNS DE BEAUTRE.Ese bee.TM 8.16 PM, Leave Bte.Anneie A ( Sameday) 15.00 BN, abl \u201ciaavarda M y only) 1.90 P.M.Con: bes, Ta 2.00 P.Mwn P.M 5 50 AM.1.40 A.M, 4.00 P.M.8.10 P.M SET WEEN QUEBIU ann BT.JOACHAM Les: Arrive St.Jonchaus.P18 To rue, & fat vois) 660 DA Fenve St.Jon-bim.Arrive Quebes 1195 A.M.(Tuesday calr) 1380 P.M, 7.00 AM.(Sato 538 AM, cols) Freight for Beaupre and Bt Joachim, wit ba resaived à Quebec Station où Tuendaye sud Seturdaye only.me For all other Information apply to the Buger A, THOMEON, R.RUBBLE, w.AT frst rally but | between Port Arthur, Sault | Montreal, REL day ei \u2014 df ADIAN ~PACIFIC Eater Holidays oe.i vind ON April 12, 18; 14, 10 & 16.Good to return until April 17th, 1900, Ste.Marie, Micb., Detroit, Mich., aod stations east therssf, School Vacations Round trip tieketa (on presentation of certificate) at One-Way First Claes Fare and Qoe-third, APUIL 6th to 14th INCLCRIVE Gionad to return until April 24th, 1900 Speoia] rates to and from (Quebec sad poinks oo sad via & P.R abort Îine 10 Macitme Provinces, X H.CREAN, Clty Pasisager Agent, Uppodite Fons Office.Steamship Agency New York and Stlawroaee Lineo [8 lawrence and Adirondack Railway AND THB.NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R.R.THE ADIRONDACK ROUTE From OANADA to the \u201cSTATES, \u2018Traine Leave Montreal {Windsor Station) : Fos .uly sot Rew York AL Ditka oth Exprre Stateloanr\u201d Boch our, «Bspgepp foe Now York.[Befialo, Tupper © JOT Ban Te Your Bou Prat oran your, a in 3 Boavhar through bo Now York Inois &Chateeuguay Parior Case on Day Trains ul 2 ANT on ap ; uffet Servi all rough Train: LOOAL TRAINS to Valley eres Baahar oois and Cho*saugusy leave: Windacr Station, 8 10 pan.daily! except Sunday, ndaye only}: 425 atu.exw Ref Sundays, L235 pau.Sasure Uspadisn Pacific traing from Quebec conaso at Montreal with trainn 6@f tho New York .Uall for bickstu vid the N.V.0, Ç 3 tion, ume taltlss, etc, call on sek te Canadian Paçifio R'y., or write 6 AU.Hisbert, Travelling Passager Agent or BH.D.Osreee.Several Aprnv.Malone, N.GEORGE H.DANIELS General l'assenger Apnt.Oeatrui tation: Mew York EASTER TRIPS - Itetum tickets can be lind guest guiog Avril 1: turn vatil Aj at SIN ; SCHL VACA N Return Giekets good Roing April Gth to Uhh inclusive, returnior nat ri 21th at SINGLE FARE AND OXE-THIRD on presentation: of tchool certificates, ny G , time 1898 - WINTER SERVIOE -1892 GOING SOUTH.Leaves Lovis.Accommodation (BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS.3400s Bosncs, Ni Polos age Portland and a Megantic, Sberbrocto P.M.MIXED.n, w York, Fortland and Now England Pointe.For Beauce Jet.aud 5% Francis Tring Jet.and Magaatic, Express train leaving Saturday does vo: run beyond Spri morning.Pullman\u2019 Place Cars on Express Trains whee tolipringfield, via Sherbrooke, without .| change.Counect as Sherbrooke with Pullman Palsce Car to Boston Through Coaches Boston withered haaga, Unyted States Customs officer at Quebec and Irvin to gamine snd pees baggage, shars- by siVidg fgveibie on the way.Norte Thé Accomiodatico bain lesving Lovin INP, only rans as tar ea Tring J nighta, All cie run daily Suncay excepted .wo Veg arto 1oformation apply so tbe Lompam iL HONG On is St, FRANK «EUNDY, J.H.WALSK, « Manager.Gen, Passenzee ou Express teainn Quebec to « ANDE From From VIER MONDA Y, DECEM- Guascon | Meemers | me Ter | (OÉEER (ih 1350.Traine wil rom do 40d ere pl fra Bb Andrew Street Torminus, Quecec, as Sth April [Neexasna.\u2026.74 April ollons : 19 pri IMoxooziane.| Er + Leave Quebec.26 March [Sicruiax, 13 \" \u2018For Roherval and Chicouy snd Thursday.(With Porné Roberval on Niredar) le For Grand'Mere daily ex- orpt Sunday.(Runs to Shaweoegan Falls, Tueeday, Thursday and Eatnrdsy .) 4.15 P.ML For St.Raymond daily except Sunday, .6.30 P.R- For Roberval and Chicouvimi, Saturday only (with Sleeping Csr for Chicoutimi) Arrive at Quebeo.\u2026 From St.Raymond, daily day, 0 , Through Ex from Chicoutimi and Roberval Monday only.ha .From Chicoutimi and 30 P.Roberval, Wednesday and Friday.9.50 ru From, Grand Mere, oily except Sunday, (From Shawenegan Tuesday, Thoreday and Katueday-) I MINTTER AT THR UELKBRATED SHAWENKGAN FALLg THE NTAGARA OF THE RAST, Traina between Garneon Junchicn avd Bt Boniface, Friday Saturday.Noarly two hove at Grand Mors, Tickuta | vraln I'y RB.M.Rtacking, te 8 Lonia Hotel, whore parlor and ng est «commodation can Le resevod, PAR HARISŸ Out Ve E Tuse.Ares \u2018 A 1 Dnormine #6 1908, ou La Banque Nationale, NOTION \u2014 OF AND AFTER TUESDAY, THE nt of May beat, thin Hank will pay too ta Sharcheiders a Dividend of Thres Per Cont npor it: capital for the six.monty ending on the Ah April nent, The Transfer Font will bo closed from 6; dirh ta the ith April rest, both days ne chive, The Anmust Meeting of the Shawholders will take piles nt the Flanking tous, Eower Town, on W1DNESBAY, the 16h May next at thn ooleck porn, The quras ra of Ate tnpp #4 vote taust, to be ali, Tur dbfraited nt the Bank five full daya before thet of the nesting, io, before Three o'clock p.m, on Thursday, the 10th May next.By o: doe of the Boned of Directors, P.LAFRANCE Queb, 30th March, 1990.ee = \u2014 THE cynoioux, QUEBEC, CANADA, 435 sé re de 2aPibi PoP , ; i 2 s.' a - \u201cTHE ACADÉMIE DE MEDECINE OF FRANCE THE ee 1140 = ; Proposals Made by Messrs.pbell, ; 9 \u2019 AUCTION SALE HAS FLACED, Gbearer & Co.to the Provincial a 0 ca.Government.NS AT.\u2018Ax he question of the construction of abattoirs in this Province is à Most ; Natural Laxative Water important one, and particularly so fot the farming classes, the following oe ter, containing the propositions sul mitted to the Government by Messés.Campbell, Shearer & Co.will no doubt be read with interest : Muuilreal, October 25th, 1899.«lon.F.G.Marchand, Prime Minister, Quebec.Dear Nir.~In the course of the énter- view which vou did me the honor of G.Seifert's Old Store, 34 Fabrique Street, Wednesday, 18th April And Following Afternoons, Apollinaris At the Head of All the Waters Examined for Purity and Freedom Has Morit « Roputation ° Superiority Lo.FON.Constipation and Hemorrhoids IT IS UNEXCELLED, .Beware of Substitutes! Has ai FTAA TETRA TAT TAF TETRA TAT 3 fi .» gratin que in the month of Dust 4 \u2019 t.| laid before vou a project for the i At 2 O'Clock.rom Disease Germs.pat nid fore vou à project for the ttt I 4 Auctioneers, Cable from Col-Sergeant Charles E.[large \u2018Number of Leading Citizens [all the moc, peadiut Ww carry out fs \u201c ee de de?oT ob de® her de bebe de dodo, Scott of the Quebec Contingent.Altend the Funeral Service.great project on the terms hereinafter 23h TTT RIA RT ETAT ET RT Rh TR TT RT RT bop Culor-Sergeaut Charles Scott, of the | A very large and influential con |Pdkated.\u201d You resuested ne to put +24060% my proposal in writing.A variety of circumstanc:s have prevented me from doing so before the present, but ! now course of relatives and friends of the 1 ebec ho sailed for South hy he Monteres nS late Lady.LeMoine, attended the fune- EASTER! EASTER ! Africa on the Monterey, to fil up The Jacques Cartier Water Power Co\u2019y.ARE .Offering Lower Rates Than Are Given\u2019in Any Other City in Canada, and They WILL NEVER BE RAISED.5 in the first contingent, cables | ral service, yesterday afternoon, a.) a 8 iar, Fm Cape Town as folles St.Michael's Clureh, Bergerville.\u2018The |Lésten ta Write vou before wy dea, Quebecers all splendid.cortege left Spencer Grange au three 1.1 undertake 10 form a company o'clock in the afternoon.M.HOGAN, Montcalm Market, Offers, ut lowest warket prices, the following carefully selected dainties, all specially bought for the Easter markets.FRUIT.Bananas, Pineapples, Beaurre Dosc Pears, Tungerines, Blocd Oranges, Vulencia Oranges, Naval Oranges (Camille brand) Malaza Grap@y/J All the well known varieties of Cinadian Apples.Bitter Oranges marmalade) Messina I.emonr, Strawberries.Early Southern Vegetables, Californix Celery4xwect Potatoes, New Potatoes, Cucumbers, Fresh The principal mourners were the bereaved hus id, Nir James M.LeMoiue, 1).C.Thomson,.Esy., brother-in-law of the deceased : Gco.L.Maxham, nephew ; Denis Stewart, Mr.LeMuine, of Compton ; Edward LeMoine, Gaspard LeMoilie and Jules JeMoine, of Que bec.Others prevent included His Honor Lieut.-Governor Jette and Major Sheppard, A.D.C., Hou.Jules Tessier, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly ; Liniere Taschereau, Esg., \"CHARLIE.\" This news will be received with plea sure by everyone.with the necessary capital to ereet in the Province, at « point to be agreed lpon, abattoirs and refrigerators to réceive faimers* producls, meats, poul- ry, butter, cheese, fruits, ete.2.The company will erect abattoirs of sufficiznt capacity to handle all the cattle, sheep, calves, hogs, poultry, etc, that (he farmers may bring to them.\u20183.The company will bind itself to purchase cil the farmers\u2019 products at EE SUDDEN DEATHS.Mr.J.18.Thibaudeau, a well known provision merchant of St.streey, died rather suddenly at his residence, st.Roch's, yesterday morning.Deceasod had been unwell for sume days past, but attended early service in Lhe Congregation Church, St.Rock's, yes- Cauliflowers, Fresh Tomutos, Spinach, New Parsley, Water Cress, |ierday morning.MP.7.Joncas ex-Mi>.: sie | Ebélish market prices and according Fresh Mushrooms, Dandelion, Chickory, Raddishes, Rhubarb, | F.X.Monier, sausage maker, of St.A a Cran SS, MLD; and | 10 the quotations cabled weekly, hes es esses ese see Asparagus, ete, Sauveur, dropped dead yesterday moru- Judges Blanchet, Andrews and Rou- the necessary charges for slaughtering, refrigerating, packing, ocean freights, insurance, landing charges and commissions, end also to pay cash for the same on delivery 4.The Compauy may be all Canadigy if so desired.and the farmers will ing at his residence.(Coroner Belleau will hold an inquest this morning.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BOUND FOR HALIFAX, The second detachment from this district for the Provisional Bat'alion, Ha thier, Dr.Stewart, Coloue! Forsyth, John T.Russ, A.G.Doughty, ET D.Chambers, Veasev Boswell, (i.G Start, Q.Dr.Elliott, J.U.Gre gory, G.| Fairchild, junr.Col.W.Gray, Professor Gunn, PP.BB.Cas- LOCAL VEG LES.Aftiehokes, PAfétipe, Onion-.Leeks, Beets, Cabbage.Carnot, \u2018Turnips, Potatoes, Horse Raddish, Herbs of all kinds, ete., etc.POULTRY Turkeys, (\u2018hickens, Boiling Fowle.Notice the Pure White and Steady Light ! \u201cFIRST COME FIRST SERVED.\" \u2014 Haddock.Cod, Fresh Salmon, Halibut, Smelt y ce sto in i FRESH visH ii ote ete., , Bmelts, fas, left here vesterday Alero, grain ccm Po Athert Furniss.i have the right to take Fr even if , pis .33 , in command of Capt.F.son à any others.a - av case, .SHELL FISH Live Lobaters, Oysters.S'rarrel who will act ws sert | PTE ee ie de à (however, ete Shall be an advisory K@- Connections are made strictly in turn.Hoard of at least three Canadians on the Board of Direction, and the Conmissioner of Agriculture shall ex-officio be ane of the three.5.The construction of {ke ahattoirs and refiigerators shail Le carved out SMOKED FISH\u2014Finan Haddies, Bloaters, Kipper Herrings.ALSO, BYTTER AND EGGS.SEND IN YOUR OADERS.+++.lieutenant to the Quebec company.The | sid: neu, headed by the State dand, pars: ded at the Citadel shortly before four o'clock, and marched down 10 the fer- ey wharf.A large number of citizen: ie gud also that in the church.Hh was kindly Joaned for the occasion.Mr.Love read the nitsent! chapter of the thst epistle 10 the Corinthiaus, and in bis praver at the NOVELTIES Nar wilnessed the departure of the de | close of the service le referred to Uk ; Pi .so IN.M .HOGAN 3 Montcalm ket, East End tachment, which Tn phy slg: anpesrad beautiful re and {haracter ol the de ad Le of i al the Come superior to the fi one, and a.the ceased.Miss VoulMand, daughter ut ['ISSIONSE of « val ¢ \u201c SPRING MILLINERY PHONE 11 - \u2014 \u2014 chart \"Tommy Atkins\u201d was gives a the Rector, presided at (he orgen and ey dart he Approval of tie plans 1 .god send-off.an cffict-nt choir led the siuging = oi 8 oe realization of the HIRT.Local News mere fran thethiree hymus,\u2014 Jesus, over of my rojecl the cu co za I te entitled MACKENZIE\u2014At 11 St.Denis street, .KILLING OF DEER.woul.\u201d Thead Kindly Light\" ana | [POX CE company shall be entitled an Cape, on the 13th inst.after a short \u2014\u2014 A lumberman who came in from | \"Peace.perfect peace.\u201d The inter | Province of Quebec a honus of \u2019 ; illness, aged 72, Charles Mackenzie.| \u201cvie Rev.Donald Grant.BA, on |g Zacharie, in Heauce County, which ment took place in Mount Hermor.S25,000 per annum for à period of Will Be Shown third son of the late James Mac [sunday morning will preach 4 Sermou |: near (he Maine boundary.complain: | Cemetery.fifteen vears, or one of SI.600 an- ; Kenzie, af Les is ab.at 2.30 on the Resurrection at the lapiist that a good deal of illegal killing of \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 uuadly for a period oc swenty years.\u2019 APRI L 4th Furstal qu Moka oh nd.thor as Church.deer is taking place in that vicinity, | à GOOD FRIDAY.The payments of this bonus to bern 3 to Chalmers Church, and then \u201c \u2014\u2014\u2014 [and that cn the other side of the linc; one vear after ihe foregoing works are a Movut Hermon Cemetery.Three fire alarms rame in yesterday Îthe game \u2018wardens are watching poache |Services at Some of the Churches | pedo cor becin*slaughterine, refrige- And Following Days.MARTIN \u2014 On he 12h inst.Mrs.Jone in the morning from St.John and | 0 OF close that sowe of them have Yesterday.rating and handling said products, and | .Sutherland streets, and two in the ee Fdward Martin, of this city, \u2018of son.à come over to tie Canada side 10 vape arrest.The strinzent methods pursted by the American authoritice for the protection of game is a good thing, and the adopting of a similar sourse here might prevent the destruction of moose, which bave been report d of late in some parts.IDEAL PERFORMANCE.cs to be only paid vearly thereafter in accordance with this agreement.7.The company wiil Lind itself never lo ask for \u2018 further sutsidies, and should it discontinue operations for o continuous period of three months (unless indeed the same be caused by fire, flood or anv other unforeseen circumstances), they shall have no sight to demand or receive (he current and su.afternoon, boxes 29 and 115.All were chimney fires.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Services will ke held in the French chapel of the Grand Ligne Mission lo- mo:row by Rev.LL.R.Dutaud.\u2026 Miss Hedard will \u2018play the accompaniments to the musical sers ice.-\u2014 AT THE BASILICA.Mgr.Begin officiated at the services in the élasstica vesterday, assisted by Mgr.Tetu ax deacon of honor ang Rev.Mepers.Paradis and Arseneau as deacon gpd sul-dracon, Rev.Mr.Laflamme acting as master of ceremonies.À Very eloquent serinon on lhe MAS; D.B.MURPHY, 12 Fabrique Street.DIED.WEBSTER.\u2014At Melbourne, Australia, James A.Webster.second son of the late James Webster, and brother of Mrs.Colin Se 1900 Records just reccived from the! Columbia factory.the newest AMUSEMENTS, : In the prt of thie contributiol \u201cPassion and Death of Christ\u201d was pi 4 ; aise a large quantity with he Hed Crom Font published yestor,| We have received a copy of the mag: preached by Rev.Father Schmidt, The (SEU bones.à position \u20ac iv He a LE NE ES TARA HALL, day, the uame Coole should have teen [aificent programme which will be per- | Passion was sug by Rev.Mr.Faquy |, & If You are in a position to give he Gocen without u (riel.end 50 ANN STREET.wk, and Miss Cornforti's name was [formed on Tuesday next, at the Tara [und Rev.Messrs.Läflamme and |.te undertaking in accordance with ents cach by Jews then a dos A also incorrectly given.\u201call, br the brilliant pigno-virtuoso.| page.The services throughout were | He foregoing.T see no reason why the | 70 same time if vou ven à good | - .\u2014_\u2014\u2014,\u2014\u2014 Emiliano \u2018Renaud.This programme very effective and were followed dv a works may not be commenced this au- watch, a Fine llamoud or wedding ring, ] The \u201cMemorial Quarier™ list fur the [includes works of tre very highest [very large congregation.: tumn Jd eer Englandghext week [ering silver oe any other article i TUESDAY EVENING Soldiers\u2019 Monument Fund is still open |standard, and à variety of styles which| Sers irs will be held this morning, and would have the étre sel partiel he owellery fine, go to Duquel's, who ' dnd Ire 10 captivate the audience, and | ommencing at seven o'clock, and (his k, and without delay after arrival, vour early | 5 known to keen the (inest st: and the subscriptions for Friday = April 17th urday will be kublished on _Mon- [ihe copnesentt as well.The coming | afternoon ut four o'clock the office of wl \u2018i p y the svslem he has adopted to Owing to the holiday fo\u201d re- \u2018artist has already performed before | Matis will take place.when some reply.wil «tige, and 1 have the honor kA cheaper than vou buy where, 18 did not come In last night.critical *Furogean audiences with = 1hcforeuty Easter hynms will te song | 9 7 MT hier, 1 y - You are sure to save money by going | there before tusing elsewhere, | CR DUQUET.+, Ideal Performance .3 St John Street.py he Young and Br Kent Fiano: Viesneo, Lm EMILIANO STII ROYAL RIFLES.R E N A U D.Adivisdon : Reserved State, LOc.aud $e, Uatksy, Le, Tickeis ani jdan of tho Mall st A.La- Yours most respect fully, CAMPBELL, SHEARER & CO.Win.Guin greatest sucvesx, and his visit in our old city will te welcomed by a select and large audience où Tuesday evening next.\u2014.b GHTER,OF GAME.To the Editar of (he Chronicle : I notice remarks in your paper To-morrow a special musisat vervice will be rendered bv the choir with orchestral accompaniment AT ST.PATRIC - What was considered or2 of lr inost powerful serinous ever preacticd ui St, Pairick was delivered st nicht by the Rev.Father Henning on _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The French Protestam Chore on St.John stren will be decorated with flowers and flags to-morrow.Services will be held in the morning and evening.An efficient cheir voit be in set- tendance and strangers are cordially wvited to attend.Per Anal March Out, Yesterday Art Metal Interiors Were introrduom into this city by 1x ol After- ; ; ; \u201c ; a w wale te for the leacim ; 1 [vesterday re slaughter of moose.It is die Passion and Death of Jesus All tired out.2 CON manstaotarers in Canada.\u201cne eid wade or fhe Quelec Central to he regretted we have such men \u201ciin | Christ.The venetable preacher never Can't hard- Notwithstandirz (ne inrlemcney af Estimates Freely Given.HY Stacking is exhibiting a very \u2018hers™ in our midst.The sooner they | appeared in tetter form and his mat- a ly take \u2018he weather, vesterday, (he th fovai difles mustered in very large numbers | it the Drill Hall for their Good Frilay parade.On this occasion the 8th vere accompanied by the High Sehoal obt.ire brought \u201cto justice the Letter, { hme the Game Wardens of thin disttiet ~ill take note of what has been wud and give some explunation, but the velleus power of exposition was néter nore lucid and convincing.AT TRINITY CHURCH.Service was held in Trinity Church large photograph of three (ishermen and their day's catch in the vicinity of Rangsly Lake, on the Quebec Central Li The picture will be seen with ¥ another siep.Don't seem to have Same: elesant sau ples gn te wen in our show rooms.\u2014 y st by xame Jaws appear to be 4 farce as far | Les ; i \u2018clock y l'adets, commanded by Capt.igac's Musi 1 Pismo Wi as interest by all devuiees o devenees of the rod.wi enforcing them around\u2019 here is con- sesterdar ne a ork a Pers J any ambition.stocking.Shortly after two o'cleck Toa od Hime Rares, .HASTE \u201cqe xvred.M is nothing unusual to see | Bd ae ; pu Can't do half my he parade was called to attentite, ; Da 6 750.Perf 5 ASTER GOS.\u2018 ; in by different raf: 3.J.Etheringten, B.A, preached a } wd headed ly their brass and hugle | ws op nat 7.50.Performance at R15 96 St.Peter Street \" i 1 [ame coming in by different raîivays | ermon abpropiiate Lo the occasion.regular work.I'm hn iy EC | ook.° : ent at are Paie Cr | of ase, although there in a lu AT THE METHODIST CHURCH weak, nervous, de ot rans ie \u2018id once maple | Tie \u201cier Hrftrann\u201d isn mee \u2014 ina -\u2014\u2014 jsortment à ris Family Gro-forolibiting transportation of same, Ne |\u201c M + + ?\u2019 - \u20184 out Grande Allee and down Maple erie Tits ; MEETINGN.cery, 35 &t, Jobn + Tel, 588.doubt somehody is neglecting Liv duty.| A special service was held in the Me pressed, discouraged.\u201d Avenue, returning to their headquarters; | * A.Tavigue's wareroonin, used at this pers \u2014 =m gy + == \u2014\u2014 Thanking you, T remain, - hosist {hare vesterday morning, at Is that your story?iy Sto John, Fabrique and St Louis {rma QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY ms or.pn iron, | fom pra (9 T2.vou vel for bo | Fon, HE oe He Te ith ee learn of the death © Mr Eris id Queler, April 12 1900 5 \u201c| 16 and Cor.11.2.The choir ren- it's the story of impure large number of citizens, who highly LIMITED.san : oo ' ec.A ; : fered appropriate music.blood.There's \u2018ommented on the miliary appearance iehzie, one of Quebec's oldest and best aa .T ue CRUE only one he tar hattali ™ ÿ ; \u2014_\u2014 [Known citizens.The deceased had bees SHANTY ADRIFT.ST ANDREW'S CHURCH.remedy that will make troy tubo.The marct-) JRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE 1% IMERERY GIVEN THAT for à short time past : ; : The service in St.Audrew's Chercl , : we thraughout could not have been ' the Annnel General Meeting of Bhare- a A good many people were attracted.was largels attended yesterday morn.you change this story.xeelled, and this applied net only te TARA HALL Holders, for the Election of Directors, and] THE GOURDEAU FALL E, yesterday morning, by the report that wk.The pastor, Rev.A.T.Love, 1.\u2018Tis the remedy your \u201che men\u2019 of ths Mh, nt also to the \u2019 transaction of other business, will bo he'd at Ate Charles Archer, of 1he firm ot |\" OU% Was seen floating down \\, spoke very appropriatcly on tne grandfather used \u2014 adets, who errtuialy marched like «= | APRIL 20th.; iver.The water was a little hazy, ; \"ra L1Col.Jon vas in eom- the offs of the Company, in Quebec, on | prefontaine, Nt.Jean & archer.ade || \\ ht they could ev «| carion of Good Friday and (he les- rang.| dALol Jones was in com TUESDAY.15th April instant, at THREE |vocates, Montreal, arrived in this oly nd rome ooh per cond pi oN win w be derived therefrom, and -giv- D nan, Capt wd, acting as Major.| ; welock IM.yesterday, accompanied by Mr.Uni, [iuiiding, while a gentleman on | (he [MX Upofui, illustrations from the ya- aren Gihsone acting as ad- | Very Attractive Programme which \" Ip in- i 1 representing Weil Bros., hide and lea |teryar .9 rrifice of our Saviour, and brought out \u201cTant.ill Le Published Sate Theo Transfer Lok will remain closed from repr a A rn de id lear terrace said he could swear to having several applications Irom var day ie \u2014 will Le Published Laterhe Ath Ww the 17th April, buth days inclusive, | aeard a lady's voice crying for help.r has a claim cl $8006 against the in [A life saving boat from Lower Town, j À collection was taken up for the In - RECOLLECT YOUR PASTORS.! 2e Hy order of the Bem 8 AHERN.solvents, and Messrs.Archer and Coli [manned i a crew of brave Cham: | lian Famine Fund amounting to \u201c63 Acrordiag to custom all the offetings; Children's Tickets «+ - - th ent , are here fn relation to the matter plain fellows, who are always on hand A1 the conclusion of the service Kev nthe Anglican churches of the City on Aautt .1.9 e ; vo, Secretary.n cases of emergency, put out from | Fe Love spoke with much feeling of \u201caster Pay will te given to the \u201c Lee Va HAM AND BACON the Queen's wharf and soon rexched the | UF hearly response tude ta the ile It's the oldest S : rectors.Hoecrord Beant LC oo a nands of our Indian brethren, who est Sarsapa- espece me abet of their attegtion, which proved to be a little shanty that for = some qurpose or another bad been built en Abe ice.AN OPENING FOR Easter Sale ! ! THE GIRLS\" MISSION BAND Fawry's Îlam and Bacon and Hose Brand Ham and Bacon, are known to be the best in the land.For sale by J.Savard, 35 St.John St.Tel.588.rilla; the one that made the word * Sarsaparilla famous wherever people\u2019 are sick and want to be we in such hard straits at peeent (rom the severe famine ia that country 18 speaking of the generosity of te reople he included (he many charitable wuple of the city as well ax his own THE SIEGE OF LIMERICK: © This charming drama, by Me.James Martin, will be produced at Tara tall 0 Monday evening, the 23rd fost.by nembers of the Catholic Benevolent Ulnn of Hall at T.JJ Moor § Ce \"lreet .ToT Ut needs boils a hat and an nwmbrella to keep (ho head dry thexe days.OF the former 1.1.Laliberte announces H ALL.OF TRINITY CHUROH \u2014\u2014 tr CRIMINAL COURT.Mcssrs.Greeuxbields, QU.of Mon teal, and Hon C.Langetier ond 4, A mentions instances of men tapidiy ris ing from poverty tn affluence hy the The literature of the far West often congregation, and said it was gratiry- my 10 see the interest taken: by many seule of Quechee in every good cause cured.Millions sold than of an bottles of it have been more y other Legion in aid of the Society's furds, [4 special The play will be produced under the (ble slage management of Mr, E.W.ne.From \u20ac the wellknown house \u201cof Christy & Co., London, lack, Fawn, and Brown.Scft hals in Will hold their Annual Sale «f Fapey Ar.A is cite co y dat presented itself to their attention, : JR : Pau The , sicles, Hemmrinade Cakes fes, son, in the | ANC: advocates.of this city, have (chances that are open to men of push {ong that the motives that inspired sarsaparilia.Varuey, Jr.Inte of the Academy.The Pearl.Gray aud Fawn.The stock of Cand 1 been retained to defend the \u2018Mevss land energy in that country, but we | inh fèble dote eminated Fram a bien Wh ast is umisually strong for an ama- (émbrellas is dircet from London and Basement of the Church, Fellowes, brokers.of Montreal.wlio nave at ir own doors in the new set.sense of duty Inspired from a divise at a record! 50 \u2018eur enterfalument, and Mr.Varney Is [Paris rere Briesied in comertion wih the tied districts of Quebec probably as re | sme atding {hat such dec of thn years of cures! It can't Jetermined td ring ail i talents a 3 a yor (MANES [markable individual strides ax any-)rigy 4 a , i .the service.It is possible that Me.EASTER SATURDAY, April 14, of vente fus been granted in (his mat-[uyhere else.Me.J.1, Carbonneau, eo at re ping will bob any other ssr Varney will recite \u201cErin's Flag\" dur- Cook's Cotton Poot Compound fu ler from Montreal to Quetxe, and the [Mayor 6?Normandie and Prefect of (ho devoted largely to the eesutrection 81,00 à boitle.AIS éraggieis.tag the evening.1a guocosatu Js eerd montily by over \" accusation will probably be submitied [gistriet No.§ Lake St.Joba.Came wd hisical pagt wifi orgie of Take Ayers Pills with Ayor's pane en on nies Safe -fevival Lara aie 2.30 to 8 o'clock P.M.to (he Grand Jury hete next week.but [to that country un few years Bi with.te sl\u201d Sp 3 Ny Pool Sarsapardie ye CAP ROUGE ICE BO Ay A op et ariel at ee \u2014 [If A \u201ctrue Bill\u201d in brought in hv tbe lont, as he says, money enough to bty [accompanied by the che, ah tre nn roars ago 1 had 5 great Lo ; rd be (hig | MWtlons sen dnngerons Price No.1.81 por DRUGGIST FOR latter.the case is not expected 10 come [Limuelf à ton dollar horse, Now 8 (them.HH by Semper Th an many hancies 00nd out on day fires The Cap Rouge ice pas hy this; ori meyer erren signs Wer bog, Noo ASN YOUR up before the petit jury before Octotr |owns | .« Hosanna, by Semper.he eve- and a breaking out all nrer my bod ity yesterday.tmp.The Cook Cam any Winaror, Ong.> p LUT [owns a large, well-equipped farns, with [ning service will he mostly devofed to 20 { could not reat at night.À teied ny (M4411 A er next.excellent buildings.and fus à large [a service of none, and wiif include the tent many remedies but thay did Chi y | rvépoustbié Dropgiete th Consda ea SURL GOOD THINGS FoI Bas Mack of cattle and horses, manufactw-|foilawiug sélections : \"On the Crocs.Areva eo rile ern hg ldren Cry for | CUR INGS FOR EASTER.[roc butter and cheese, while he in be 1.Bragdon: Mrs.Rose; Solo.by takien hall 8 Dottie all the Sree m 8 No.1nd No.3 in sold 1 Quebec by all OINTMEN cFresh mushroons.Fresh Tomatoes, kiown and respected throughout he [yi Edity Henry; Kipline revew.io.Ton fonesnd [felt liken newman.AS ÿ ORIA | rerpossilile Drugiete.FOR y | Fresh Axparagus, fresh Water Crexs, [whole district.This country is capa.ual.bw Mr.Poole; \u201c0, Sing unto the ben a D AE AE rem -» : @ ja see \u2014_ THE/ITHMAC CO.MAXVILLE.ONE Fresh Cucumbers, Fresh Radishes, [ble of being the home of thousands of \u2019 ; \" ' Nov.ii, 1908.Revtlay Creek, \u2018 Fresh Rhubarb.Fresh Parsjev, New men who have the same npporiunities Lord,\u201d hy the Choir.Lacroix, Pichette & Cie.make a spe THE QUÉBEC CHRONICLE is pub Pineapples.Naval Oranges and Banan- before tem es had Mr.Carbonneau.vo , cially of tweeds, serges.nvercoating, | lished every lawful day hy the Chron.It's always a trying moment for a (as.etc, otc.at J.Ngvard's Family Poe pee CARPETS.tea ae cle, An experienced tailor is.aiways, icle Printing Company, at their print.women when het dress comes home Grocery, 38 Nt.John Street.Tel.Rev.Canon Von IMand ix confined 10] Our carpet department is complete.FOR WHITE PIQUE.at the disposal of customers.Cut and | Ing honse, Mountain Till.Queer, iH, from the modiste, SKK.his residence with la grippe, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRÈRE.| Go to Faguy, Levinay & Frece.finish greranteed, Wallis, Managing Director, "]
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