The Quebec chronicle, 12 novembre 1906, lundi 12 novembre 1906

[" The Weathernortheaster!: Btrong winds and gales, 4 northerly ; aleet aod snow, Lowse St.Lawrence and Gull, \u2014 \u2018The Quebec Chronicle.\"ESTABLISHED 1764 JERCE STRUGGLE IMPENDING M IMPERAL PARLAMENT Lords will Take Issue the Education and with the Commons on Home Rule Billsa Rumors of Constitutional Changes.+ .- Lu \u2018 Crew York, \u201cNov.}l\u2014In a \u2018special cable érom Loudon today the New York Herald has the following : \u2014 British politics of late years has been (Very humdrum in its character, but there is at the present time a quarrel brewing between the Houses of Peers end Commase whith promises to be lively and very lierce.The Bouse of Lords is just now mautimg ai jut (be education bill in such a way that the Ministers are being loft with but two fnatives, | \u2018They must either drop the bill or resign.They do not want to adopt | \u2018the latter expedient, because they | \u2018might return from the conatituencics | with 8 reduced majority, and it is | well known that they want to intro- diuce à Home.Rule bill for Ireland at the next session.Now, it goes with.| out saying that the Peers will ot | y Mmecsure proporing to give - re | 2h to Ireland, and then will begin | & Perce agitation against the upper : chombee, nat for mending it, but end- img it.There are henchmen of the Prime Minister, Sir Henry Campta//l-Bonner- man, who state in private that it is distinctly understood as an essential part of the radical programme that the rejection of the Home Rule bill, lowing the \u201ctinkering\u201d with the wiucation bill by the Peers, will be followed neither\u201d by dissalution nor resignation, but by a superannuation of the House of Lords.A strong step i this kind would involve grave.constitutions] changes, but the House of Lords will not crumble up like match- wobi, as «ome Radicals, presuming on their great majority in the House of Commons, are fond of bomsting.Tise fact is that the social roots of itary orders in England are ory suivons, and the Bsitioh - lnltuencs of ancestral ond publie activity.The House of Lords lieves that on the education and Home Rule questions it is not likely \u2018 tn arouse the anger of the nation.Bti'T the fact remuins that the Prime Minister is ly fledged to intro duce a Home Rule bill, and every body is wondering how it can be set ded while the House of Lorcs re mains as it ix.There aro men on bot} aides of the House of Lords who faves hat is known as the \u201cenabling\u201d act, which would empower Peers to sit is the Commons.They would refoice ta\u2019 shicr what is sometimes called\u2019 the real parliament.| When the crisis arises the House ol Lords will be told that thev are utterly out of touch with popular fecl- - ing, and that they never intervene in the work of legislation except to mas the handiwork uf the Unuse of Com mons.It will be declared that their principles of action are oligwrehical ond aristocratic, while those of the Lower House gre popular and demo cratic.The bulk of the members\u2019 of the Upper House would say, \u201cSo goes a theory: which many observers are much inclined to doubt.\u201d ; There ave members of the House ol | Peers who are prepared to meet the Radicals when they talk about \u201ctrust ing the people,\u201d and one of the pro posals which it is understood will tome from a Peer of standing ie that 8 bill establishing the roferendum as one of the British institutions should be introduced.This, it is contended, would take away from the Radicals oll excuse for denouncing the Peers for their leck of democracy.- The tefèrendum bill would lav dows that if, and when the two Houses could not agree as to the provisions of any bill, vither House might in parsing the bill in the form desired by the other Hourr ineert without furthpr debate or conference a proviea that before hein submitted for royal ausent the hill should te referred ta the electors of the United Kingdom, & poil of the peosle being taken in the manner prescrised by the act.Tp view of the coming crisis such a bill has actually heen roughly drafted, and supporters of it holiove that such action on the part of the Hours of Lords woukl lenvg no doubt in men's binds nn to the ntance of populas soverrignty by the Houre of Lords.Whatever happens, one thing is ab.eulutely certain that the beginning of «fierce struggle hetween the twa Houses is hot far of.A remarkably vessel for the Royat navy is being fited out alongside the |.shipyard of Sir Jamck Laing & Sons, ut Sunderland, She in a seguel to an ment made some time ago, whe 5 old ersiser was converted at Portsmonth into a flonting workship.to attend on a feet at son far the \u2018ox reution of repairs, the rxperiment avi.thnily being very siiccombil, as the at Taing\u2019s is specially built for HIP FOR THE ROYAL NAVY.~ the «ame purpose on much more ex tended lines.It would, in fact, not be inapt (0 describe her as à sea-go- QUEBEU, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1 A EAA RIM RE LL DISESTABLISHMENT OF | THE CHURCH IN FRANCE Fears Respecting-a Religious Crisis Regarded as Dissipated TOT Ne TIN SPEECH OF M.BRIAND Very Conc'liatory in Tone and Ordered to be Printed-\u2014Hopes that It will be Received lu the Same Spirit by the Bishops.Vist Paris, Nov.10\u2014Uniess the Vatican Be: authorities cause some radical changes la the situation, the fears of a reli : LA gious crisis arisiog from the enforce A mebit on Dec.11, of the law providing | ON for the eparetion of Church and State, are regarded as dissipated, in ing dockyard, so extensively is she fitted with shipyard end engineering machinéry.Considerable secrecy bas been pres-rved with rd to her, officials connected with her construction being sworn under the official secrets act.She was launched with.chiisten! the India Brahma, which might \u2018suggest that she wag nase meant for an eastern trader, but her internat fitting is now eo far ad.[to the vanced and she is now officially referred ne His Majesty's ship the Cycl ops.| Externally what more distinguishes her is the number of smoke stacks and the positions of some of them, | The lntter are to carry the smoke from the foundries and workshps be low, She is a vessel cf 11,000 tong 83 feet, depth 40 feet.An important Part of the ship is the electricity generating station, as all mechines as fitted with wireless telegraph appar atug, The vessd, which will carry à crew of about three hundred men, mostly \u2018Zmilicers, is expected to be ecady for sea about Easter.\u20ac Though not yet officially announe ed.it je a subject .of talk in naval circles that the Prince of Wales, whe is a vice-admiral in the British fleet, intends to hoist his flag early next year for a special cruise.Ris Royal Bighness is looking forward to a cruise of this nature, and if the Dreadnought, the world\u2019s grestest battleship, ie then still in reserve.as the vigpade s flag omi bee.The 3 of Wales\u2019 last cruise was in | cemmand of #he cruiser Orescent on a special cruise in the summer of 1608, and he had constantly wished to go to sca again.A royal cruise in the Dreadnought would \u201cfittingly inaugur | ato the service of this grest vessci.- À GREAT STRUGGLE imminent Between the C.P.R, .and Grand Trunk Pacific.Montieal, Nov.M\u2014The next two : years will see the commencement of : one of the biggust, most.strenuous and most vital struggles between two railway companies that this continent has ever bad, and the kecnest fight that Canada has ever known, To all intents and pu , the Grand Trunk asd the Grand Trunk Pacitic are ope and thu same; and there are few, outside those in the executive offices .of the company cou cerned, who realise what a Preeminent posiiion this double: company will have attained, when :îte - transcontinental line pepe to.come into operation next fall.With its main line parail-ling that Pacilic Railway, and i tered by the Clemenceau Cabinetall | The extrente radicals under Messrs.1 out ovremony some months ago and \u2018 by that her purpose is obvious .ensuing year.to 1» diven-ions, lengih 460 feet, breadth ° cranes are to be worked by, eleo | tric motors, and ol course she will be | he | will be another meeti ix Wiely to be, the Prince will boit | copats shoes can aut of the Canadiah branch lines connected with the already extensive system of the Grand i Trunk, it will cover the whole of Canada like a huge gridiron, and will en.\u2018 ter into the most severe competition with the C.P.R.throughout the whale line of its route.I The strious issues involved in this coming competition are clently realiz- od by the directorate of the C.P.R., and\u2018 those who may be held to have accurate\u2019 knowledge of the matter de- glare that the main subject of the i ion at the last private meeting of the.board, as lor reveral private mectings proviously, was the per- , fection of n scheme for the prosecution of a very bold policy of retalia- | tion against the Grand Trunk people, upon which the C.P.R.directorate do.cil after their.failure\u2019 to persunde Ottawa that the G.T.P.route.was unfair to them.Thie policy, put briefly, is nothing less than a dete-mination to duplicate the spur and branch lines of the Grand Trunk Pacifo wherover they 1un in competition with, those of the C.PR.; and also to eut info the ter- ritors Ne the Grand Trunk wherever A MAYGR'S RESIGNATION, Ottawa, Nov.~The resignation of Or.Aubrey, Neyor of ull, has been scorpted by the Council.PB.Aubrey resigred hecawse the Council refused to sanction an agreement eiving spe- 1 inducements to the J.W.Woods o0., of Ottawa, to establish a branch im the city.Gordon's London Dry Gordon's Gordon AW, TOUNG 8 00, = » « © =e = o + Bele Agents for Canada.Old Tom | 's Sloe Gin ducing on internal explosion,\u201d consequence of the middle course Combs nnd Pelletan, who insisted that a policy of spoilation and ution be inaugurated, have bee appensed the a that a church property claimed cultural associations by Dec.11, will pass under the control of the State for attribution comnrunes in the end of the In the meantime the ! churches will remain at the disposition of the clergy, and a roud for retreat is left open to the Vatican by the admission of the possibility that church property can by Stute ree be granted to associations formed before Dec.11, 1907.The ol Ninister of Public Works riund yesterday explaining the Government's intentions was oxtreme- ly tonciliatory in tone nnd especially designed to make it plain that the Ç Cabinet in not anti- religious but | f only neutral.He referred deferentinlly to the Pope\u2019s \u201cmoral authority\u201d and- ccinpletely disarmed the clericals b, his intimate knowledge of what hap.! pened during the recent meeting of the French Bishops, when a majority | of ten voted in _ favor of complying | with tbe law.The Chamber of De,su.| ties, by 376 to 98 votes ordered ihe speech to be placarded at the cross | roads throughout France.In view of the tremendous majority, insuring | () Parliament's support, the Cubinet has ; already received intimations that the | Pope is preparing to accept the An.k \\ Tbe another mots oe a A mve you from Kp.cw 250 cB copate shortly and Yat i \u2019 a at which wil we seatittory; ~ BAT ox | Tarte > Rome, Nov.I).\u2014The Vatican denies | À 3 do bear lly tesimony to > gran RUT EEN - Es = wm eZ fer = LR 2 Sy 2 5 which has bben appearing in à distribution of advertising literature strongest argume nt We on any article ativertised i illustration and description ah the reports which | redict a rupture between Spain and the Holy Ses.Vati.Rorities declare that the dif ferences.between them and Spain have been very much exaggera y the Spanish\u2019 liberal press, backed up by Freneh newspapers, and that the ne gotiations between Rome and Madrid are proceeding in & most friendly manner.It is pointed out that ail the members of the present Spanish cabinet are good Catholics.The situation between the Vatican and Ger many over the Polish «question, is becoming daily more eritical and fe even threatening to endanger the existing food relations between Berlin and | {ES the Holy Sea.Germany insints that the Vatican must help it in Iupressing | BAS what it considers to be rebellion in N Poland, while the Polrs are counting | BN upon the assistance of the Pope.VESUVIUS AGAIN The Tip of the Crater Falls in |'¢} Causing Earthquakes and a Shower of Ashes, T purchasing power of this store.Black Poplin.firm, even weave, good black, special purchase, secured by a lucky chance, Special price per yard, only.370 Naples, Nov.10.\u2014At noon to-day Mount Vesuvius and the surroundi villages were shaken up by a kind earthquake which was accompanied by detonations and followed by a com siderable fall of ashes, especially oves Ottajano, which was destroyed during | ENG the eruption of last April and now ie i i in course of reconstruction.The ! ORNE phenomenon caused at alarm.I À vestigation showed that part of the : crater of the volcano had fallen ia, | J During the afternoon there were three more slight shocks in the Vesuvias region and 8 further discharge ol asl which wad blown in the dire | 1 tion of Pomperi and Ottajano.Thus for Naplea has not been affected by $A the eruption but à dark columa of smoke can sen from tm city hovering over the crater.Professor Matt uci, director of the Royal Obners IN vatory, on Mount Voauviue, in an iv , J) terview with the Associnted Press, ' PAY said:\u2014\"I do not believe thie is à now \u2018 eruption as all the phenomena pr ing such \u2018an event are lacking.1 think the rein of ashes was caused by the rlipping down of the superior ip of the crater and that the earth | tremblings were dun to water [rom | Ki the recent heavy rains having reached | i) the fire gone inside the volcano, pro- ! have been selling for the past few yard, Your chojce.ner yard, only.Linens and Staples.ars sufficient\u2019 advantages, to prove our special price, each.White Canada\u2019s Premier Value at Cotton Bed Plain Saxony FATALLY STAERZD WITH A NAT PIN, Scranton, Pa., Nov.Il.\u2014 Thomas Canada\u2019s Best Shoes.D ty, & prominent Young mer .k of are jolning this city, died À \u2018HE PAQUET Shoe for Xe and in the State Hospital here | T the Parfurrette Shoe for Women are the heat value on the Cana: dian market to-day.The finest grade: .of leather is usecl in their construction X and the style ami comiort as well ws ar the result of being stabbed by an unknown women last\u2018 night.In the | JiR buief ntatement that he meade, Dougherty declared .that he was visiting a woman and that she stuck a needle of ' the quality cannot be equalled under 59 a hat pirin him, after which he wap 36.00 per pair.Une Prio Only.Ge taken ill.The post mortem prvealed | A : that he had heen stabbed with some | J fine inateument auch as a hat pin and Milk Pitchersthat it had entered hix heart.The police are unable to find any trace of 8 dozen only, white ironstone Nilk herty\u2019s whereabouts previous to \u2018 , the time that the docior wes.wm Phiohers with mat dewrasions, spe: moned.cial purchase, Price each nm \u201cWhen the uish is highest God's help in highest.\u201d From the German.Neture all people with what | ja most pese for them.\u2019 \u2014Field- | § ¢ de Tompersauresira teppara- 3, Quebec 30-28.Mammim aod res ; Moxtred 2, 1B06, PII UE Shopping at This Store Ensures You More Value Than Your Money Will Buy At Any Other Store in Canada Without Exception.Us NY LS A2 you sider carefully where you can get the most value in rewen.If your reasonin been so your conclusion invaria that at PAQUET\"S you can obtain full \u20ac value for your money\u2014a higher quality of © merchandise than elsewhere\u2014and absolute But that is not all \u2014we want ou to know that the values we offer you are positively without equal in Canada.What's more\u2014we stand ready 10 refund § your money if you are not satisfied that this i If we were not in a position to better any price offered you by any other firm in Canada, could we have made the offer LA! you from 10 p.c.to 25 p.c.onthe § advertised by out-of-town firms, which we made in the Quebec papers ER some months ago?Did the out-of-town 3 firms fall over one another to make us put this offer to the test?Nol they shut up § like a steel trap.Why?Because they were well aware that their so-called \u201cBar- .on M compar goods we sli corresp ondence ins\u201d co the we are selling at a LOWER RICE! The newspaper correst Sue at be = Soleil, regarding out-of-town firms attempting to influence business n theft direc on bythe makes it necessar a ao reve, | or customers from 109.e.pe clip out One-Hour Sale Of Woollen Gloves.25c.30c.and 35c.Values 19c.+.3 gérer only, for one hour beginning at 10.00 a.m., we will place satisfaction.sale à large assortment of oollen Gloves.Thess come in Black, White and mixed colors.They warelipught at a particularly favorable price and, as usual, our customers oot benefit of our good fortune.The principal stiractivences of this of gs the fact that it comes at a time when everyose is in need of Wools @oves.The regular prices are Me, 30e.and 36c.per pair.Your chaioay?.djing one hour only.Monday, per pair.BC of is the simple repetition of our former offer to save } us by any other firm in the country.If you fancy any article offered by any outside firm, ps pes it to this store-\u2014we will LA same identical article, or make it for you within 24 hours, and sands of enthusestic give you the ie 5, magnitude of Quebec's.Mightiest Business aim has ever been to give the hest value in Cânada\u2014thnu vues \u20ac success of our Positive Proof of the Paque! Purchasing Power.HESE three remarkable offers furnish an incontestable proof of the Our buyers are always everything that is going on in the best markets\u2014always quick to take advantage of their opportunities while other stores are stopping to think.Reed this three offers carefully: Tweeds and Meltons.Fine Black Poplin, 42 inches wide, | English Twoeds and Meltons, 4 incl rted direct from the mills.I brown, grey.myrtle an tures.Special per yard, only.16s TAFFETA SILKS.The balance of this enormous purchase of rich Taffeta Sil weeks.The regular severaseagenes se Rare FurnitureValues ELDOM ARE such values as these offered even in our immense Furniture Department which is famous for matchless values.Come early for these ns they will not last long : JUST à few items taken at random from the sqlendid values we are offering in the Staples Department.These our priœ- Bath Towels, Hand Towels, Glass Towels and Kitchen Towels, specially good qualities, unequalled values at 1 only, Parlor Suite, 5 pieces, ma- hogem finished frames, covered im fine bamde.Special Price 13 0 Bedroom Suite, à pieces, mirror, washetand good size, hardwood, golden onk finish, Special Price only.cco 1 ly, Sideboard, hardwood, golden nis mirror, matchless value at our Special Price only.12 only, Framed Mirrors best Britioh plate, size 18x40 inches, 3 inch ar price $7.50 Spe wlours, plush Wool Blankets, size 65286 with fancy borders, superb dresser hae plain : Î Wpreads, oize 02:82 inches.blue and white, pink and white and red and white, with fringe.Our Price only.érssresserevenpanncncee Flannelette, white, pink, blue or red, 30 inches wide, unequalled value at per yard.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026- Overcoat Special.EN\u2019E Winter Overcoats for ty Beaver Cloth, sisee 30 to beat Italian Cloth linings, silk velvet collines, single breasted, By: front, finished in the ntyle, positively the heat style in Canade at our regular price which is mark- od on each garment.Price only Silverware Bargains.Silver Plated Soup Ladies, gular price 0c.cach, Special Prices each.Silver Hla.ed Sucar Shell and Butter Knife in neat box, regufar price OB, most correct per set, Special price per set, Special Price.Ironstone Bowls.Plain Whire Ironstone Bowels, 8} inches in diameter, regular price 10c.Crockery Cement.A special purchase of a lar, ty of Crockary Cement mal res.pr § e cost.: THE QUEBEO CHRONICLE - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1%, 1900.- \u2014 Le 2 \u2014 = ?° A = \u2014 \u2014 wm |! SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS, ! \u2019 \u2018 H - the trouble with your hair! pe ot il at\u201d \u2018he Tallon = A LE.0 V er r y 0 a r-1'00 Same Tad eee bir.ing appointment of echool demumis- | On Tuesday, the\u201d 20th inst, the 9 ® Then feed them at ence! Give them a regular haïr-food \u2014 Ayer\u2019s Her À | irihobasks, Arthabaskaville \u2014 Nr.Ladies Md Bosley vise ol Vigor.It checks falling balr, keeps the scalp healthy sndires trom davdruft.| | Edouard Valliere, to replace Mr.H.|fancy and usefulW articles in the Y.| HARDWARE CO'Y A lhate of it often does great things for the hair and sal.yes De.Laurier, 9 ; M.C.A.Fall.The sale is tp be beld - palontenrencs » Bt Rervol Mestre .L.{in the afternoon and evening; 2g; and the St.Peter Street, Lower Town au an » .re- î issi je LINEN TABLE DAMASK hroniel ! pd EE ne | rie ie ro Beanel, Pubeiovast., Oper Town he ®uebeq q Tong 8 wero fed\u2019 i that way and\u2019at that Poulin, whose term of office bas ex- them, would be very bighly a ist RIFLES © ¥ogtimer, tarage sad deus i : n od.\u2014The procerds of the sale are to present oblige- be appli to meet New and Latest Designs New Designs in Damask Table Cloths, and 3-4 Table N s to match, ousehold Linens and Sheetings, ALL AT OLD PRICES Btankets and Bown Quilts Pest English Blankets from $8.15 per nig Navy Blue, Black and Grey Blankets, New Designs in Elderdown Quilts, Large Assortment Plain and Fancy Fiannels, Latest Novelties.Novelties in French Millinery, Novelties in Cloth and Tweed Jackets, Novelties in Plain and Plald Dress Goods, Novelties in Black and Colored Trimmings > \u2014 New Feather Boas and Stoles, Lace Collars and Jabots, a Large Stock, Lace and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, New Ribbons, Laces and Kid Gloves, Carpets and Linoleums.New Axminster and Brussels Carpets, New Designs in Axminster Squares, New Patterns in Linoleums and Oflcloths.Now Rugs, Mats, Curtain Poles, ete.New Lace Curtains from 75¢.to $18.00 QUPBEC, NOVEMBER 12, 1906.rer er ESC THE PROVIDER OF THE CORRUPTION FUXS- a The Toronto Mail and EmpM, uis.cussing the London revelations Yecently, incidentally raised the enquiry as to where the money used for purposes of corruption comes from.The candidate does uot furnish it, or, at any rate in not supposed to do so, and the eloction agents who buy the votes most certainly do Bot put up the funds out of their own pockets; who is it that provides {his mysterious campaign fund, of which we hear so much and know so little?The answer is to be found in what.we have formerly said; the provider is the Governsaent through the different departments, and the Government is the one to be de nounced, and the culprit to be punish.od.It may be difficult to obtain proofs of this assertion, but nevertheless the proofs are not altogether wanting and one may be found in the experience of à crtain Toronto firm which after furnishing some supplies to the Government sent in its bill and received a cheque from the department for the amount plus some eighty dollars which it was requested to turn \u2018modus ojerandi is plain enough, and ithe source of the money for corrupt purpasce is clearly revealed, and we think that no one will be rash enough to assert that this is a unique and solitary exception, or foolish enough to expect that people will believe it if he does assert it.It is the govern; ment, therefore, that provides ths | money for the purchase of volers, and | that does it by means of rake-ofls on the sums with which it allows its lol- lowers to enrich themselves.Herein lies the secret of the ex- | travagance of the Government and (he enormous sums that are paid out with, apparently, no adequate return.There is an adequate return, otherwise the Government instead ef being simply unxcrupulous, would be also incom- (petent and unbusiness-like, but the return is not made to the people, but over to the government election agents | in a contest then pending.Here the | In Parlinascet- the.Minister scemod to make light of the whole matte The Liberal member for Vancouver jpolomnly declared that there was nbth- ing wrong and that the cost of provisioning the ship wes quite reasonable.But another session is approaching with further investigations in view and the Minister of Marine has found Ît nccebsary to take some action.Now the official report is given out that Mr.Brodeur has held an investigation and that the captain of the Kestral hog been suspended.It this is eo, it is all on account of the disclosure made by Mr.Poste.The bills came to the Department months before Mr.Foster saw them.Departmental officers saw nothipg the matter or if they did, they did uot lventure to tell the Minister so.The | Minister brimeelf was satisfied and the \"bills were audited and paid just as many other bills for two or three tinws the value of the goods, have been regularly passed and paid by the Department of Marine and other de partments.The captain of the Kestrel was suspended, but\u2014the bille were paid.Docs anybody believe that the supplies pretended to be fumished were so in reality, or that the prices pretended to have been paid were the market prices?Does anybody belicved that any ship- master would take in a stock of pro visions sglculated to supply each member on board with a can of fruit a day for tem months, or a hundred dozen ol egge during the \u2018same period, calculating the price of eggs at 20 cents à dosen, which is a tolerably high price for such a wholesale transaction.The case of the Kestrel is very similar to that of the Arctic; the samv alleged exuberance of supply, the same dispropociionate expenditure of money; the same doubt as to the actual existence of what was asserted to be paid for, and the same unhrsit- ating payment of the bills.And it is safe to- say that though the captain of the Kestrel was made the soape- gont, as soon as it was discovered that & scape-gpat was imperatively nicessary, the department got its little Fres ov 10 1798, Gatarrh Cure Bad Breath, K' Hawking and Spitting Quickly Clired\u2014Fill Out Free Couponas wel as other water Pier that waa there up winter at the end of the long The position of the pier at t of the Cap Rouge ver is a» .fore shown by a fiat buoy a white ligiit by night, a tion of the deep water Pier takén at the end of the Long is in a straight line with the flat buoy an west.Cap Ro Wharf and Pier Cop Rouge Wha! od foe apl.FTxt.f.Manager.MISS O\u2019NEILL on View, \u201cMy New Discovery Quickly Cures Catar h.\u2018\u2019 C.D.Gauss.Catarrh is not only dangerous, but | it causes bad breath, ulceration, death | and decay of bones, loss of thinving and decay of bones, loss of thinking and energy, often causes loss of appetite, indigestion, dyspepsia, raw | throat aml reaches to ral debility, idiocy apd insanity.It needs attention at once.Cure it \u2018with Gauss\u2019 Ca- {arrh Cure.It is a quick, radical, permanent cure, because it rids the system of the poison germs that cause catarrh.In ovder to prove to all who suffering from this dangerous loathsome diseasa that Gauss\u2019 Catarrh \u2018 Cure will actually cure any case of catarrh quickly, no matter how long standing or how bad, I will send a trial package by mail free of all cost.Rend us your name and address today and the treatment will be sent you by return mail, duty free.Try it! It will positively cure so that you will be welcomed instead of shunned by your ftiends.C.E.GAUSS, 7938 Main St, Marehall, Mich.EIN BAKING POWDER .C | 2 3 The Quebec Schoo! NO TICE PY En dane PT m ti deep bereto- > day and the posi tly said about 600 fest te the Handsome Millinery \u2018| for Fall and Winter 40 Garneau Street.GUNS \u201cParma de\u201d Sum, sopester REVOLVERS is /anr Gin Cartridges, Loaded Shell, Gun Implements, Ete.Complete Camping Outfits, Joseph Rodgers & Sons\u2019 Cutlery.Kitchen Utensils.Geneial & Heavy Hardware S.J.Shaw & Co, 13 SY.JOHN STRREY ce RIAN DL.nd MATRE ANE EIST) Guns, Rifles, Revolvers AMMUNITION PROWSE\u2019S STEEL RANGES JEWEL.COAL AND WOOD STOVEG.BRASS COAL HODS, SCREENS, FENDERS, BTC.TELEPHONES: Upper Town 576.LoWer Towp th SPECIAL OFFERINGS! THIS WEEK.\u2014 3 ito the Government which secures its rake-off for campaign funds in British Fill ) PER CENT OFF FOR CASH percentage wherewith it purchases Columbia.out coupon below.of Arts and Manufactures | votes for \u2018members on whom it \u201can The Quebec committee of the Council We give below a few of the thoroughly rely on all occasions.\u201d TROUBLES OF THE SIMPLE LIFE.FREE of Arts and Manufactures has decided ey savi | « y , : - SDAY, | Money ng à A of th This 4 f to reo the classes on TUE A (This is why the Moncton land deal t times mogk men weary this ot danse Comblued Ernst cel mailed 116th instant, .we are offering to our was tolerated; why the Montcalm was [complex modern existence, \u2018with its |] freein plain package, duty free.Slwoly fi Pupils are invited from this moment | - © à : g : so luxuriously equipped; why the Arc- burry and worrÿ and the thousand below and mail to Fesson dotied lines to go apd give their names to he customers this we ok.= .2 is i 00], e .tic was so bountifully provisioned, and jor thas Sorento al re ase ain Street.37 St.chee Ua © e 8 1 Thesecould not bebought b why the crew of the Government sponsibtlities have put upon men.Then Oot th 1906.h I \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 wo [steamer Kestrel were boarded at the lit is that they want to got away Quebec, ob syLŸ DSIRE elsewhere at t every low rate of thirty-four dollars per month , from the clin, smptious, charity so ° : prices at wich we have each, and were supposed to get away ,Séties, political meetings, business td | n°41228 with twenty dollars worth of egys l troubles\u2014tho rush after the dollar and marked them, About Presents for Men.For the man who shaves himself we have shaving outfits of many kinds, from the regulation Mug and Brush, to the more complete set with a Standard Mirror, Soap Dish, Brush and Hot Water Vessel.Shaving Mug with Silver Mounting 90c.Soap Dish and Brush $1.50, Soap Dish, Brush and Mirror $2.25 We have these Shaving Sets in larger sizes with bevelled edge adjustable Mirrors from $4.50 to $8,00 For beginners we-have reversible minimum and maximum Mirrors.Price $2.50 In Leather there are many useful things for men, Bill Books, Letter Books, Blotters.Writing Cases, Purses, -Card Cases, Cigar and Cigarette Cases.In Silver we have Pencils, Pocket ives, Pen Handles, Paper Knives, tamp Boxes, Cigarette and Cigar oxes, Military Brushes and Combs.In Gun Metal there are Match Boxes, Fob Chains, Key Cnains, Cigar gad Cigarette Tubes, Whistles and gar Cutters.Our Stock of Fine Gold, Solid Silver and Gun Metal Watches is most com- from the plain Gun Metal Watch or $6.00 to the fine 18k Repeater costing $200.We have Men's Watch Chains in Gold, Silver and Gun Metal, Scarf Pins, Cuff Links, Tie Holders, Vest Button Sets, Umbrellas, Pocket Flasks and many other good things for Menct G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, 16 FABRIQUE STREET apriece during the ten months that she was in commission.The Kestrel is a fishing protection boat, a little craft of {hrev hundred tons with a complement of twenty-two men all told, officers and crew.She was in commission ten monthe ducing the fiscal year 1908.It will cause some amazement to shipping people to know that the country paid $7.500 to provision the party for that time.Thé figures work out to more than $34 a month for {each person on board the ship, or at feast for cach person who had business on hoard the ship.This is a pretty heavy bill for raw material, fur it must be remembered that $34 was not the price of board and lodging in \"a hotel, but the cost of uncooked provisions taken on hoard a boat which was provided with cooks and stewards.The items cannot all be given hers but they are quite interesting.For {instance the fruit nill was 654.00 for i the season for each man on the ship.As the canned peaches and pears wers bought by the case it would appear that the Kustrel's crew was served with about one can a day per man.The bill for eggs is also a little extraordinary.From one dealer there was bought $9.90 worth for each of the crew.Another supplied $3.80 worth, another $3.00, another ono $1.50 and a fourth $1.00.There were other purchases amounting to seven or vight dozen egge per man.The hills indicate that cach member of the crew got away with $0.00 worth ol eggs during the season, There was a similarly large consumption of honey, oynters, cream, poultry, esparagus, creamery butter, sauces, and other things.The provision bill exceeded the wages bill, which fact might justify the statement that the men ate more than they were worth if it were aup- posed that these goods were really bought and used for the purpose charged.But no reasonable person believes that the crew of the Kestrol Young Men Wanted For Flesmon and Brakemen = Ktperience un- mecsteary.Over 50 positions opon at tbe present time.High wages Rapid promotion te Engineers and Conductors.#3 to 880) per mnt, fustructions by mail et your home withont interrupiion wilh present oeeupalion, Wo anist seh student In mcuring a position.Don's delay.Write teday for free catalogue fnetractions and appliestion blank.RATIONAL RAILWAY TRAINING SCHOOL, les 3, 0 Jooien gk, Woncapelie, Win, 434, the trouble of spending it.Tirnd of the strain of existence, men consider that it is not worth while, and long for \u201ca lodge in some vast wilderness.\u201d Most of them get over the feeling pretty soon, and a week or two ia the Maine woods or the Laurentian mountains is enough to make them want to get back to the city.But there are some souls who are so powerfully impressed with the attractions of the \u201csimple life\u2019 that they form colonies and try to carry out in their own lives what to most people © a fanciful dream.But getting back to nature is not so easy, nor is the end so pleasant as they had pictured.Not a few times in the past century or so have these colonies been founded, in which plain living end high thinking were to go hand in hand.Probably the most notable was \u201cBrook Farm,\u201d which included some of the choicest spirits every gathered in such an un- dertnking.Uptom, Sinclair, whose book, \u201cThe Jungle,\u201d brought about a revolution in the meat-packing industry, hap just founded a socialistic colony in New Jersey; but the enter prise is just now beginning, end it will take time to judge of its wucoess or failure.Reports from the colony of Germans founded on the lsiand of Kabokom are not encouraging to those who hope for the success of such an undertaking.A number of German authors, painters and philosophers settled there in ali the harmony of enthusiastic brother hood.These \u2018\u201c\u2018sun brothers\u201d planned to start life afresh, to live as lived primeval man when the world was new, not long after creation\u2019s dawn.By living mostly on fruite and nuts and spending their time in tilling the land they hoped to bring back to earth again the good old days when Adam and Eve dwelt in innoocnee and happiness in the Garden ol Eden.But tho dream was too bright to laa, One philosopher, Professor Englehardt, died because he was too thinly clad to bear the rigor of the weather.An other philosopher, Herr Reitmann, was murdered by the natives.The other members of the colony found such trouble and discomforts as they had never known before.They are now re turning te civilisation, thoroughly satisfied that primeval man hed trouble enough to send him to an early grave.Which leads to the conclusion thet the \u2018\u2019wifaple life,\u201d after all, bears a very close rescmblance to the \u201cstrenuous life.\u201d FXCHEQUER COURT.The Exchequer Court will hold cial siti org {follows : Quebec, Jem 10; St, John, N.B., Jun.18; Holifax, Jan.18, Lo Montreal Steel Works, Limited, DIAMOND CROSSINGS FOR STEAM AND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS.80 ST, PATRICK ST., POINT ST.CHARLES - .- MONTREAL Steinway Pianos LEAD THE WORLD; ™E«Nordheimer\u201d Leas THE CANADIAN PIANOS Since the days of Liezt and Rubinstein, the Steinway Piano has ever been the choice of the greatest Artists of Europe and .America, sad thelr namee, like those of PADEREWSKI, STEINWAY, NORD{(EIMER Stand for perfection in the making of music an 1 the making of Piance.The Nordheimer One- Price System and easy methods of payments applies to the selling of Pianes the modern methods of other industries, convéying to the intending purchaser a degree of confidence heretofors unknown in the buying of Pianos.CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.INSPECTION INVITED.The Nordheimer Piano & Music Co., Ltd.ESTABLISHED IN 1840 580 ST.CATHERINE STREET, WEST, MONTREAL H.5.THOMSON, 61 ST.PETER STREET, LOCAL AGBNT.The Metrostyle Pianola and the Pianols Piano are on daily demonstration ts the able, irrespective of any intention to purchase.y com LADIES\u2019 FALL COATS WE HAVE RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF LADIES\u2019 CLOTH COATS (TWEED INTERLINED) FOR FALL WEAR NEW DESIGNS AND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS Dent's and Fowne's Fall and Winter Gloves, silk lined, wool lined and fur lined, for Men, Women and Children.Holt, Renfrew & Co.FURRIERS, BUADE STREET As we have only a limited quantity of each don't delay too long in coming to share in these exceptional bargains LADIES\u2019 FFLT HATS trim: end untrimmod all at HALF PRI 2e, for 49c., $1.90 for 95c., $2.16 for $1.08 $2.48 for $1.94, $3.23 for $1.63.FANCY LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS, about 200 dozen, to be cleared at HALF PRICE he tor He.0 be.13c., for .or > 1e, Ho., for Me\u201d 280.toe he NAVY SERGE DRESSES, oaly.about 50 in the lot 61.88 for We, $1.68 for Ho., 81.18 for 86c., 38.10%en $1.05, $2.48 for 81.24, $2.98 for $44 $3.10 for $1.85, 83.58 for $L78 , BLACK SILK DRESS ORN.at HALF PRICE, 4c., for Go, Ze, 10c., for 5e., Sc, 18c., box 160, for De, Sc, for 120, Mo, 146, 30c., for 180.CREAM AND ECRU LACE, ¢ small lot of lace from 4jc., to He.» for 2¢., a yard « BED COMFORTERS in in fap Seton %, $F, au ings at $1.35, $1.48, 81.88, DOWN QUILTS Coveril from 83.06.58, 48, $7.89, LADIES\u2019 BLACK TIGHTS, in at hea: oa at 80¢c., 960., $1.10,\" 81.1.78.; FASCINATORS, white kaitted wool 580, 66c,, 75c., son.0130, \u201cum WOOL CLOUDS.jp white, blagh and cardinal at 30c., ., 380, 400, 660, 080., 720., 680.OL GLOVES, mitted ve ov toe bors Frond 170, ., 286, Fe, e\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONS & MINGUY, SUCCESSORS TO .position MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19.1908.THE QUEBEC CHRONIOLR ENGLISH IMPORTATIONS.LATEST \u201cGLEN URQUHART\u201d GREY CHECK, FOR FALL OVERCOATS, LATEST \u201cEARL OF MAR\u201d GREY STRIPE, FOR FALL OVERLOATS, HEAVY HARRIS TWEED, FOR SUITS AND ULSTERS, ENGLISH RIDING BREECHES, \u201cFANCY WHIPCORD, ENGLISH HUNTING SWEATERS AND GLOVES, NCE & MULLIN, + LAFRA * TAILORS AND HABERDASHERS, .48 FABRIQUE STREET \u2014 vee \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 > INR 2 \u201cHUOT\u2019S\u201d, PHONE 1664 \u2018 106 ST.JOHN ST.: WANTED.FOR SALE\u2014FIRST CLASS \u2018nou GLASS CASES.FOR BALE-2 prie Nickel Counter Cases, 1 Horse Bboe Case, 1 Silent Salesman Case, 2 Display Racks for Canes.G.Seifert & Bons, 18 Fabrique Streetam corms ar pee WANTED SHORTHAND AND TYPEwriter, Must be accurate and willing.Apply at Chronicle.WANTED.\u2014JUNIOR CLERK FOR Office.Apply, Z.Paquet, 157-178 Bt, Joseph Streetert ere rte MEN WANTED\u2014RELIABLE MEN in every locality throughout Canada to advertise our goods, tack up shows on tress, lences, bridges and all conspicuous places, also distribute small \u2018advertising matter.Commission or salary $83 per month and expenses 84 per day.Steady employment to good relinble men.No experience necessary.Write for particulars.Empire Medirine Co., London, Ont\u2014\u2014r WANTED.\u20142,000 GROSS POLE END hard maple blocks, 7, 8 and 9 in.dia, x 14 in., cut from Small wood preferred, tate quantitics and lowest i in ceases .0, B, fhe Transatlantio Lin tat Montreal, or Halitax, ohn Campbell, Glenalbyn Sawing & bbin ills, Inverness, law-sast, .BMPLOYMANT WANTED.rt Eds borg aL.SUST ARRIVED FROM old equntry ros position, good be per and accustomed to ths cars of hones aud servants, or any of trust, or responsibility, excellent tentimonials and reference in gate Address B.B., Chronicle Of- BUSINESS NOTICES.-J.HAZEL\u2014BRASS FOUNDRY AND ing.AH orders in his line will executed at moderate prices.130 gant utrest, St.Roch's, Quebec, ; TO LET.re rer rar ROOMS TO LET\u2014NICE BRIGHT comfortable rooms, heated, electric fight, eto., in St.Johns Suburbs, Apply to 122 Daiguillon Streetmr LADIES:\u2014USE TRIUMPH PILLS for delayed or suppressed menstruation.Prompt relief.\u201cA faultless * free.National Medical Institute, Milwauiwe, Wisoct 13-20-27.TO LET \u2014 HOUSE OCCUPIED BY Hon.V.W.LaRue, No.30 St.Anan street, Upper Town.In first clams order, 12 rooms, bath, hot water fur- pace, hot and cold water, electrio light, &c.Immediate possession.La- Rue & LaRue, Notaries, 28 Bt.Ann street.STORAGE TO RENT We are now ready to receive sll kinds of goods at reasonable prices We ean also rent several mplete flats.Apply to T.Davidson & Co., 6 St.Paul Street \u201c oct81x8m ee nt ter en TO LE]-FUBNIPHED OR UNFUR- tinhed, suite three large rooms on second \"Boor in house on Battery, with bath room, lavatory and W.C,, and cold water, electric light, ted by hot water.For further ticulars address Mrs.L.T., cure Phronicle Officerte - \u2018TO RENT, \u2014 WO FURNISHED rooms, one double and one smgle af No.8 Haldimend strest.\u2026 Crete.(remettre A FOR SALE pr ett SALE OF PATENT OF INVENTION ~The title holder of the Canadian Patent No.88022 for the \u2018\u2018Improvements la cam discs,\u201d is willing to sell this patent, or to grant the concession of loiting same.For all particulars, Address the \u201c\u2018Motoraktisholaget Reverstor,\u201d Stockholm.LJ, Minturn isms, ashéngton Btreet, Boston, Massrt ra \u2018Te RENT-LARGE KANDSOMB frend peom, smaler ons on same floor, and tube, Lats water Pankieg to and tou.Ee Porters steams, Souk 9, .\u201cWANTED\u201d CUSTOMERS DESIROUS of WARMTH and COMFORT UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS, KNITTED VESTS, GLOVES, SOCKS, ETC., ETC.EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRES.25% YOU'LL BE IMPRESSED -AT- Tre eo olan modern re He EL Loul s j PERSUNAL- \u201cYOUR FUTURE FORETOLD FREE.To prove the superiorit; dif readings above olf others, f' will sen: yours free, with special forecast for this year.Send Be: silver, addressed envelope and birth dote and get a fortune worth having: ma Zyto, Brawer 782, Chicago.NEPTUNE Inn Quick LUNGH, Ned om pti every style, sued.te we pd febell.Bey) Tattee anh nez He hicken, Club, omieuc rire, as BE] berries, las, Blé ri fs co Bas roti] y et ts sol of aud us infection guarsnised \u2014SPECIALTY\u2014 que ge Von fines, Acntodiiead Shires WINTER TRIPS SUMMER CLIMES EUROPE or AMERICA BOOKINGS ON ALL LINES O-rry Your Money in C:ok's Circular Notes.F.S.STOCKING, 83 ST.LOUIS STREET, Gen R.B.and 3.5.Agt.DELAWARE AND HUDSON RR.The Shores and Quickest Role \u2014 BETWEEN \u2014 Montreal and New Yorkfh youl i ve Se EE biaiG AND CAFE CARS ON DAY TRAINS 140.3 Teatn from Polat Levi, GT-R, .aio Now York sight srprenrs mova Rew Yak do Lovie af 10.65 P00 with \u201cD & 12\" alsa DELAWARE & HUDSON, The only Lie along Lie Uvautili suce sé Lans AMKL J.CULV.Wr.Bl 4 a SE ER J.moe A A HEA unes Sadana A DONALDSON LINE WEEKLY SERVICE GLASGOW AND QUEBEC oe axons ROM aUEEES 28 FARSHAITI san wi or .86.CASS 'NDRA twinscrew do 58.LAKONIA (00M HO @ Jr ares allio Kesalhy, Urltonse and Bnincis es exis Accomodation for & limi Kates Abin, WUD 0 SLB Benches Steamers of this line carry > Anthracite Cosl in Bags to Gang rate Sout Donazneon Brorurhe Grape Tas odeur RuvossOa, Len, Montresfr.088 à CO.JUST RECEIVED: Puk of Pook's Hill; by Rudyard Kip ing © | The Adventures of Bitly Topeall; by Norman mb Hampton of Placer; by Randall Coniston; by Winston Churohdil Jane Cable; by George Barr McCutche- on.Hip Dammonk's Worries; by BL \u2014AT\u2014 P.J.RVOY'S Buskstan, 107 BE.JOIE STEEL ALLAN LINE, R.M.S.Victorisn, * Capt.Macnicol, left port at 7.30 a.m.on Saturday for Live J, with passengers and general savas.She called at Bimotski for the mails.Steamer Ionian, Capt.Nunan, from Liverpool, November I, with 402 passengers and a cargo, arrived in port at 3 p.m.yesterday, and moored at the reakwater.After landing: pausengers- she proceeded to the company\u2019s wharf, discharged Quebeo cargo and left for Montreal this mocning.The Ionian experienced very heavy weather on the passage.Bhe was off Belle Isle on Wednesday, tut black take bund \u2018he celeurated that has been touring the United States and Canada with great success comes to the Auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday with daily wa- tinees.The band was originally organized, in England in 1816 and is probably the oldest organization of its kind in the world.* It has scored an emphatic hit every: where and has now won innumerab prizes.Those who enjoy a t musical treat should not fail to hear shis splendid organization.THE MINSTREL CARNIVAL.The Quebec public will be treated to o unique novelty in the minstrel show next Friday and Saturday in which all the participants with the exception of a few and men in the entire performance will be young Quebec so- cioty ladies.It will be a matter of great curiosity to detect the person- .ality of the young ladies as everyone upon the stage will appear in \u201cblack face.\u201d The costumos will be very pretty, the jokes are all ireshly made for this cocasion, and the music is the latest heard on Broadway.MODJESKA'S FAREWELL.The greatest dramatic event in the history of the American stage is undoubtedly the present farewell tour of Madame Helena Modjeska, which includes a visit to this city on Tuesday, Nov.20.Modjeska\u2019s selection of \u201cMacbeth\u201d is bound to please, interest and instruct everybody.It will bring into play once more the unrivaled genius of this remarkable artiste, What Does It Mean ?Dr.Hamitton Gives a Ful and Satisfactory Explanation.Look at your tongue ! Nometimes it's heavily coated, sometimes it's clear and 8 Study this out and you'll find some interference with the functional activity of the body.This means the howels are not regular, the liver in sluggish and the bjood is contaminated.\u2018 Strong cathartic pills act sp destructively on the intestines as to provoke deathly sickness ; this often frightens le from taking medicine when they badly need it.To the multitude of da us purgatives now on the market, Dr.Ham- Hons Villa are a notable 5 tion, they neither gripe, cause sickly feeli or headache, yet they cleanse and pur ify the entire system in ome night.No other laxutive acts with such stimulus other laxative acts with such mildness and certainty.Giving proper stimulus to the liver and kidneys, strangthening the stomach and lemhng valuable ab to digestion, it's small wonder that auch marvellous results accompany Ur.Hamilton's Lille.- Mr.Geo, O'Hogurty of Amherst, N.S.writes : \u201cLast winter 1 worked in a luhtber camp and.neglected my health.1 was dreadfulfy constipated and hod a headache that fairly made me reel at times.1 was sick and miserable, and hadu't the slightest am bition to work or stir around, 1 felt heavy and dull and had a bad taste in my mouth.I sent into the cit for Dr.Hanlilton\u2019s Pilla, which 4 knew were good for my condition, They fixed me up very quickly and have t mo in g condition ever since, There mre other men in the camp that use Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills also, \u2018They env they wouldn't he without the pills for ten times their rice.Jivery desler in the land sells Dr.Hamilton's Dille\u201428¢c.per hox or five boxes for 91.00.By mail from N.C.Polson and Co., Hartford, Com, U.8.A., and Kingston, Ont.SPORTSMEN WANTED To enjoy the privile of Snow- Tare reserve for the balance of hunting season to 31st Jan'y.Camp accommodation every four miles from St.Ferreol to o.Charge, $6 per day each guest, which includes car tare from Quebec and return, carriages, provisions and one guide each guest.Horse takes all b: Ing along the route.à parties ng along route.in to date, result 6 Cariboo Apply to J.W.BAKER, ile Kant Househad to remain outside the Straits for thirty-six hours on account of a tre wendous gale mocompanicd by snow, Although\u2019 the passage was extremcly rough the ship suffered no damage and all on board arrived here in good health and epirite.Steamer Hungerian, Capt.Wallace, from London, with a general cargo, arrived in port yesterday evening and moored at the company\u2019s whari.Steamer Sicilian, Captain Fairfull, from Glasgow, with 81 second and 61 third class passengers and a general cargo, arrived in port last evening and anchored in the stream.R.N.S.Virgivisn, Captain Vipond, sailed from Liverpool at 6 pm.on Friday, for Halifax, with 20 first, 89 second and 376 third class passengers, tho mails and a general cargo.C.P.B.LINE.Steamer Montcalm, Capt.Hodder, from Briktol, with a general cargo, arrived in port at 10 p.m.on Saturday and moored at the Breakwater.Having landed Qucbec cargo, she left for Montreal at 10 a.m.yesterday.DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Athenia, Captain McNeill, having completed cargo, left port at 6.20 p.m.on Saturday for Glasgow.Steamer Salacia, Capt.Fraser, having discharged Quebec cargo, left for Motil.at-180ppn;- yesterday: - MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Importer, Capt.Parry, from Monchester, with a general cargo, arrived in port on Saturday morning nnd moored in the Louise Basin.STEAMER FINN SAFE.The Black Diamond line steamer Finn, Capt.Olsen, from Quebec for Sydney, about .which a great deal of dnxiety was felt on account of being sav, days overdue, arrived salely at Sydney on Saturday morning.During the terrible atorm which rabed in the Gulf of St.Lawrence, the Finn was anchored in a sheltered position under the lee of Amherst Island.She suffered no damage from the storm.DOMINION LINER.M.S.Canada, Capt.R.Q.Jones, arrived from Montreal at 6.pm.on Saturday, and moored at the Breakwater.Having embarked Que bec passengers and the mails, she proceeded to Liverpool.SCHOONER WRECKED, London, Nov.1C\u2014The schooner Tsland, Cardiff, for Newfoundland, with coal, was wrecked on the Goodwin Sands.The captain twice essayed to cross the Atlantic, then went to Norway for repairs.On the third attempt he was wrecked, as stated.CREW SAVED.Halifax, N.S., Nov.10-The steamer Farmand, from New York for Miramichi, N.B., put in here this morning to land the captain and crew of the barkentine Marion C., abandoned at sa.The Marion C., from Bridgewater, N.S., for New York, l&den with lumber, sprang a leak in the ale on Nov.3 snd was abandoned ov.§ a hundred miles west of Cape Sable.The captain and crew drifted about in an open twenty-foot boat for seventy-three hours before being picked up by the Farmand.They were ir an exhausted condition with feet badly swollen.NOTES.Steamer fhishowen Head, Captain, Pickford, arrived from Montreal at 3.30 p.n.on Saturday and moored in the Towise Basin.After completing cargo she left for Dublin yesterday afternoon.Tern echr.Laura M.Lunt, Captein Hunter, arrived from Sorel yesterday in tow of tug Hudson and anchored in the stream.Steamer Elsa, Capt.Worsoe, having discharged her caryo of coal, left for Montreal yesterday.Alter taking on \u2018board & quantity of wheat at that port she will return to Quebec to complete cargo.\u2019 Steamers Hektor, Tancred and Times, from Sydney, with coal, arrived in port yesterday and procesd- od Steamers Sokoto, from the West Indies, and Chr.Knudeen, from Sydney, arrived in fort on Saturday and proceeded for Montreal.Steamer Kildona, Captain Roberts, arrived from Montreal on Saturday, and proceeded for London, Éteamer Andoni arrived from Montreal on Saturday and prooseded for Sydney.Arrived November 10.88.Manchester Importer, Parry, W.M.Macpherson, general cargo.B88.Canoda, Joues, Montreal, W.M Maophernon, general cargo.88.Inishowen Head, Pickford, Montreal, Harold Kennedy, part cargo., for Montreal, coal.88.\u201c Éontoalm, Hodder, Bristol, C.P.BR.Co., general 88.Sokotn, Coterell, West Indies, for Montreal, general corgo.C.B\u2019s Ida and Mona, C, M.Bi A Neilsen and Palmer, H.L.Hunt, and W.Guindon, from United Btates, Bennett & Co., coal.November 11.88S.Ionian, Nunan, Liverpool, Allans, Rae & Co., passengers and general [Os ss.Fairfull, Allans, Rae & Co., passengers and 8s/Hektor.fatrem, Sydney, bor M 3 tor, Kitrem, on- treal, coal.\u2019 , 88.Times; Iversen, Sydney, for Mon- 88.Toscred,\u201d Andersen, 8 dneyl 1 8.Tanered, Teen, or Montreal, coal.?Schr.Laura M.Lunt, Hunter, Sorel, ss Do Sydney, 1 .\u2018Egholm, Jorgensen, Sydney, for Montreal, coal.CLEARED.treal, W.Mg Macpherson, & Co., part cargo.Jonian, Nunan, Montreal, fllans, fae, & Co., part cargo.88, Hungarian, Wallace, Montreal, Allans, Rue & Co., part cargo.88, Sicilian, Fairfull, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co., part cargo.88, Canada, Jones, Liverpool, W.M.Macpherson, passengers and gener: al cargo.$8.Montcalm, Hodder, Bristol, C.P, R.Co, for Montreal, general cargo.Schr.J.E.W.H., Heppell, Bic, general C.B.'s J 88 cargo.J.A, Averill, W.P.Cody and Carb for United States, ray, pulpwood.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.(Compiled by the Tidal Branch, M.& F.Dept.) Novewber.a.m.pm Monday .12 2.28 3.10 Tuesday .23 3.54 Wednesday .4.3 Thursday 5.13 Friday .5.54 Saturday 6.35 Sunday .720 New moon, Friday, 16th, 3.36 a.m.SIGNAL SERVICE.Quebec, Nov.10th, 1906.Father Point (160)\u2014Snowing, aouth- east; inward 6.15 a.m.Nonicalm; inward 6.50 a.m.Sokoto.Low Point (584) \u2014 Cloudy, strong north ; inward 1 a.m.Finn; 6 am, Wobun ; outward 6 a.m., Bonavista; outward 1 s.m., Borgestad ; outward yesterday 4.30 p.m.Universe.Quebec, Nov, I1th, 1904.L'Islet (40)\u2014Cloudy, east; inward 9 am.ackett towing barge.Father Point (160)\u2014Cloudy, Fight east ; inward § a.m, Egholm; 16.10 a.m.hus, Little Metin (180}\u2014Cloudy, strong went ; inward 12.30 one two-masted steamer.Matane (212)\u2014Cloudy, stronz north ecst ; inward 10 a.m.one \u2018#n-musted steamer.Cape Chatte (234)\u2014Clear, east ; inward 7 a.m.Gaspesien, Martin River (260)\u2014Clear, light northeast ; inward 12.30 p.m.Uni: ere.Fame Point (324)\u2014Cloudy, light northeast ; inward 7.30 a.m.Forge stad ; outward 7 a.m.Vietacian, Anticosti, South Point (416;-In- ward yesterday 2.30 pin.Fremnna.North Shore, Pentecost \u2014 C.oudy, light northeast ; outward to-day il a.m.King Edward.Point Amour (662)\u2014Smovwing, Leht northwest ; inward 7.48 a.m.stean-er Devona.ITERARY NOTES J Mrs.Mollie Cliford has writien a new volume entitled Polly, the Auto- | biography of a Parreot, to be published this autuma bo H.M.Caldwell Co., of Boston, in their Animal Autoliographical Series.Polly\u2019 | telle her own story from the life in the jungles of South America to the time she reaches her home where loving care for the future is promised her.She is a mischievous bird, end often gets herself and her mistresa into ffhch trouble, but with it all she shows much common sense, and her life makes an entertaining as well as true story for young readers.\u201cPolly\u201d can talk, at times her vocabulary acemiog aimost iimitless, and frequentiy perhzps it would have bon es well for her if she had talked less.\u2018The book is bound in similar to the other volumes of the series, and contains five full-page tions and a colored frontispiece by L.J.Bridgman\u2014 The Whip Hand, by Keble Howard, T, Fisher Unwin, publisher, Tomdon, per, 76 cts.The author, who is weil nown to the reading public, has shown considerable skill in his treatment of his subject, and has construcs- ed a bright and charming little tale out of such unpromising materials as the ordinary middleclass English life, a life ningualrly devoid of tra: y or romgnos, hut, on the other el nat wantin, in comic situations.Those Mr.Howard is quick to sec, and in The Whipp Hand has .given us a comedy rather.than a novel, with a atroi soupeon of sarcamm pervading it.hero is a journal ist who rebels against the trammels and gnventionalities of society, and who abstains from marriage till he can find a lady who will resign the pomps and vanities of the world, and consent Lo live a home life in her own way, and to let her husband have the same privilege.He is suécesstul in the ettainment of his desires, and in disposed .to congratulate himmelf thereon, but be has omitted tos take into his caloulations the eternal mo- ther-in-law, \u2018who ruthlessly shatters them.There is dhe weal ciraggie 88, Chr.Knudsen, Johanneses, Syd- | 88.Manchester Importer, Parry, Monpart cargo.88S, Salacia, Fraser, Montresi, Ross\u2019 style illustra.* CAPITAL PAID-UP REST = - = = = =» = B.E WALKER, arZixwmon wed.trixil, HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO General Managee.- the United States QUEBEC BRANCH :\u2014125 ST.PETER STREET.The Canadian Bank oi Commerce - - $10,000,000 4,500 > out Canada and is : and England # London (Engiand, Office :\u201460 Lombard Street, E.C.8 Cameron Alexander, Manager.New York Agency :\u201416 Exchange Place, Wm.Gray and ä.B.Walker, Agents against the comjoiped feminine forces, but which side ultimately gains \u2018\u2018the whip hand,\u201d and how the submission of the other side is brought about we leave our readers to learn for themselves, assured that the task will be no task, but, on the contrary, a pleasure.: IMPORTS.Per cb.Ida and Mona, Hammond, from Newburgh\u2014146 tons coal to Benneit & Co.Per c.b.C.M.Biglow, Taylor, from Hoboken\u2014177 tons coal to Bennett & Per c.b.Neilsen and Palmer, Presse, from Hoboken\u2014171 tons coal to Bennett & Co.Per c.b.H.L.Hunt, Hoboken\u2014180 tons coal Ca.Per c.b.W.Guindon, Hoboken\u2014162 tons coal Co.Per steamer Empress of Britein, Murray} trom Liverpool-1 pkg.to Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 1 do.to Parisian Corset Co., 283 do.to Pitk- Robert, From to Bennet & Robert, from to Bennet & Co., 1610 do.to order, 1 do.to Mechanios\u2019 Supply Co., 4 do.to Renaud & Co., 6 do.to A.W.Colley, 1 do.to W.C.Blakisten, 3 do.to Simons lier, 2 do.to G.C.Scott, 7 do.Z.Paquet, 5 do.to McCall, Shehyn & Co., 1 do.to Quebec Syndicate, 1 do.to Miss Mandal], \u2018102 do.ta Quene Fruit Exchange, 75 do.to A.Legare & Son, 1 do.to Quebec Fire Co., 2 do.to Thibaudeau, Freres & Cie, 1°dote, W.McLimont & Son, 92 do.to minion Express 0., o.to Canadian Express.Per steamer Storfond, Hillesen, from Bydney\u2014873 fish plates, 609 boxes rai} & Coal Co.Per steamer Fritzoe, Qcnle, from Ooal Co.Per steamer chester Importer, Parry, from Manchestern\u20143,0% sacks\u2019 salt to order, 5 pkgs.to Wateou, Jack & Co, 437 & to Mactineau Co., 12 do.to order, 53 do.t>Aicrican Despatch.I Can Cure Cancer At Home Without Pain, Plaster or Operation and I Tell You How, Free, | Have Proven Cancer Can be { ured at Home No Pain, Mo Plaster.No Knlfe\u2014Dr, Wells.1 have discovered a new and seemingly unfailing remedy for the deadly 1 oancer, | have made some most us.| tonishing cures.1 believe wery per.\"son with cancer should know oi \u2018 thia | marvellous medicine and its wonderful curer, and I will be glad to give full information free to all who write we and tell me about their case.Peter Keegan, Galeshurg, 1H, had cancer of the mouth and throat.Doctors said, \u201cno hope.\u201d Mr, Keagan wrote : \u201cIt ir only a question of 8 short time\u2014I must die.\u2019 To-day hix cancer is healed up and ho 1 well, My marvellous radiatised fluid did it.Te has Other junt auch cures to ite credit.It is aaving People every day and restoring them to health and strength.tf vou have cancer or anv lump or sore that vou believe is cancer, write to-day and Irarn how others have heen cured quickly and safely at very small expense.No matter what your condition may be, do not hesitate to write and teil me shout it.| will answer your letter prompt, giving vou, absolutely free, ull information and proof of many remarkable cures.Ackdress, Dr.Rupert Welle, 1960 Redol Bidg.St.Louis, Mo.GRAND EXPOSITION OF PIANOS AND ORGANS.Commencing to-day a grand exposition of magnilicent piano and organs, trom the Toronto Exhibition, wii be build at the store of Mésore.Laviquenr & Hutchison, 81, 83 and 8 Stohn street.Recitals will be given ever afternoon and evening on the marvellous Pianolos, Pianos and Aeolian Orgens.Very \u2018handsome wouvenire will be given to the ladies.inglon Bros, 2 do.to J.G.Casaidy | & Minguy, 30 do.to Leclerc & Letel- , to epikes, 4,000 tons coal to N.S.Steci ; ONOX BANK OF CCAD Dividend No.- 80.NOTICE is hereby thai à dend of thre¢ and ror 7 esné 7 the paid-up Onpltal bock of this nati.tion has been d for the Current Halt-Yoar, and thet he sano will be pays able at the Bank and Îte Beas after SATURDAY, the FIRST Ua DECEMBER NEXT, The transier book will be alosed from the sixtesnth to the 30th of Novembes, both days inclusive.By order of the .G, 4H.BALFOUR, General M ; Quebec, Oct.24th, 1908.ANYONE REQUIRING FLOWERS FOR WEDDING : SHOULD CALL UP NO.236.À large amortment of Srymathe: mums, Cersations, Mai Violets, American ty Roses.Splendid s:lections for Thanksgiving Day also.MRS.LEMIEUX.| Pmrince of Qu':bec, District of Quebec.od designs worth 8.00 for.:.Axminster Rugs 28x64 worth 6.25 for.separa Smyma Rugs 58x30 good va ueat 5.26 for.ivveesstsrsscsons 8 Lino um, à vd, ps end pas, wath $0 or, BE LC 4 \u201c \u201c© \u201c \u201c 80e for.08¢c.a\u201c \u201c4 \u20ac \u201c \u201c «he for.,.88: * Oilcloth 2 yds.wide, new desigas regular 186, quality for.150 8q.Yd, \u201c 2 i\u201c sé £6 \u201c \u201c 25e.\u201c io .8216 os.THREE LOTS OF WOMEN\u2019S COATS Left over from last season.8.50 For Ladies\u2019 Black Cloth Coats some trimmed with silk braid, and pelvet or applique and metal buttons.These coats are worth front 00 to 12.0).6.90 Ladies\u2019 Black or Drab Fine Broadcloth same trimmed with rich silk braids velvet or \u2018appliques, these coats were always sold \u2018nt 214.00 to 25.00.: .9.85 Ladies\u2019 Black Fine Broadcloth Coats very desirablc mudels, perfect fitiing, worth up to 35.00.SPECIALS IN WAISTS Ladies\u2019 Fall Waists, inade of fine Serge, Flannel, Alpaca and Cashmere, assorted colors, nearly all sizes, sold up to this week 3.00 to 5.00, our price to clear.1.99 Ladies\u2019 Black, White or Blue Alpaca Waists, all sizes, re desirable at 2.50, our price this week, .1.4 F.SIMARD & CIE, 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS SCREENED, RUN-OF-MINE and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTRE TL P.J.COTE, \u201c \u201c\u201d\u201d Opposite Palace Hill.\u2018 remedies failed, the demand arters.She : en certain | HOUSE FURNISHINGS As we are converting our large Store on St.John Street into a House Furnishing - Depot, and intend to carry a very large and varied stock in that line, we hope to be able to meet the requirements of our patrons and others.We have received a fair portion of our new stock and we respectfully invite inspection of same.vo \\NVNE = = Guarantes Entire Satisfaction P.J.COTE, Opposite Palace Hill.WOOLS Berlin.Shetland, Bee-Hive Fingering, and Shetland Floss\u2014All Colours.SLIPPER SOLES Round and Pointed Toe, Childrens 20¢.up, Ladies\u2019 806.and 850.\u201cCEE-TEE\u201d WOOLEN UNDERWEAR All Styles and Sizes, for Ladies\u2019 and Children.Clouds, Toques, Sashes, Mittens, Gloves, Overstockings, Ete., all Colours and Sizes.E.J.DYNES, 49 John St.P.C.CORSETS 23 STYLES.GUARANTEED."]