Quebec morning chronicle, 26 juin 1896, vendredi 26 juin 1896

[" VOL.L.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1890.CANADIAN o IPacific Ky.NO.18,401.WILL FOR XDOIVIXIXTIOIM TJATSr Issue Round Trip Tickets at S INC.LE F ARE, ffo d, at One Wa' First-Cia*» Fare and One-Third on June 30t1 and July lat, ^rxl to return until July 6th, LWG.3 SOLID TRAINS 3 Trains Leave Quebec Daily, Sundays Er cep ted 9 A.M .2 45 P.M.and 10 30 P M SUNDAYS 1.^5 P.M.ARRIVING IN QUEBEC 6 30 A.M., 1 20 P M.and 10 00 PM.SUNDAYS 10 P.M.Making close connections to all points.For tickets and full information apply to any Agent.City Ticket Office, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.and PALAIS STATION.June 2U 1896.Quebec, Montmorency and Charlevoix Railway.ONJAND AFTER MONDAY, MAY Zïm, 1896, Trains will run as follows :\u2014 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STE.ANNE.WIU DATS (except Saturday) (Saturday only) Leave Quebec.7.3) A.M.10.0) AM.S.00 P.M.6.15\tP.M.Leave Ste.Anne.5.46 AM.7.33 AM.11.50 AM.12.30 P.M.4.10\tP.M.7.15\tP.M.(Saturday only) Extra train to Montmorency Quebec at 2.00 P.M., returning leaves Mont moreocy Falls at 3.45 P.M.SUNDAYS Leave Quebec.6 00 AM.7.10\tA.M.2 0) P.M.6.15\tP.M.Arrive Ste.Anne, 8.30\tA.M.10.55 AM.6.')0 P.M.7.15 P.M.Arrive at Quebec.6 45 AM.8.25 AM.12.C0 P.M.1.30\tP.M.5.10 P.M.8.20 P.M.Falls leaves Arrive Ste.Anne.6.50 A.M.8.15\tAM.3 00 P.M.7.15\tP.M.Arrive Quebec.6.45 AM.12.50 P.M.5.40 P.M.Leave Ste.Anne.5.45 AM.11.50 AM.4.30 P.M.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM Leave Quebec.\tArrive St.Josdnm.5.00 P.M.\t(except Sunday)\t6.15 P.M.3.00 P.M.\t(Sunday only)\t311P.M.Leave St.Joachim.\tArrive Quebec.7.05 AM.\t(except Sunday)\t8 25 A.M.4.18 P.M.\t(Soaday only)\t5.40 P.M.Extra trains between Ste.Anne and St.Joachim daily except Sunday.Leave Ste.Anne at 6.40 A.M., arrive St.Joachim 6.55 AM.Leave St.Joachim »t 6 30 P.M., arrive Ste.Anne 6.45 P.M.Train leaving Quebec on Sunday morning at 6 o\u2019clock, does no stop at intermediate stations.For all other information ayply to the Super-amodeot.W.R.RUSSELL, H.J.BEEMER Superintendent.\tPresident.May 23, 1896.GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM^ Important Change of Time I MORNING EX PRESS-(DailyKxo*pt Sun-day)\u2014Leaves Levis at 7.1*» A.M.; Arrives Mierbrooke at 11.21 A.M., Mon real st 1,35 P.M., and Po tlind at 5.3* P.M.Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Service to Montreal and Port land.AFTERNOON EXPRESS- (Daily)-Leaveg Levis at 4.25 P.M.; Arrives Sherbrooke at 7.50 P M., Montreal at 9.2-> P.M., Portland at 6.40 A M., Toronto at 7.15 A M., and Chicago (next night) at 9.10 P.M.Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car to Montreal, and Pullman Vestibule Sleeper, from Montreal to Chicago.NIGHT EXPRESS \u2014( Daily Except Sunday) \u2014Leave» Levis at 10.3*» P.M.; Arrives M n treal at 7 2i A M., and Portland at 11.30 A.M, Pullmtn Sleeping Car to Montreal.SUNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS-fBusineas Men\u2019\u2019s Special)\u2014Leaves Levis at 11.65 P.M.*; Arrives Montreal at 7.20 A M.Pullmm B-iffet Sleeping Car attached.For tickets and general information apply to New City Ticket Office (Next Post Office), or lower Town Office, 17 Sous-le Fort Street.June 28, 1896.\tapl29-Lm DOMINION LINE ¦ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Liverpool Serv\u2019ce, Via Londonderry.Running in connection with the Grand Trunk, Canada Pacific, Intercolonial, and other Canadian Rail wavs and Steamer* Summer Service.From Liverpool.\t\tSteamer!\tFrom Montreal.\t\tFrom Quebec\t June\t4\t\u2022Labbadob.\tJune\t20\tJune\tf 21 «4\t11\tAngloman .\t*\u2022\t27\t\u2022«\t|27 41\t18\t\u2022Vancouver\tJuly )- Reduction in Prices.$10 50 worth $14 50\t1 $11.50 worth $15 50 J $13 50 worth $18 50\t) NET CASH.-M- GLOVER, FRY Sc CO.greatest stride that has ever been made in the direction of free trade was when 1] .States of the American Union agreed that there should bo no restriction in the matter of trade.\u201cU\u2019e are rejoiced,\" he said, \u201cto *ee that this principle is now to be extended and that Canada is likely to agree to more liberal commercial relations with ns.New tarilT laws on the part of Canada will increase our trade with our northern neighbor and furnish an object lesson to our own people.Canada will be the gainer from more liberal tarilT laws with the United States and ti e rm î more unrestricted you can make trade be MEETING OF TUE GABIXET tween the two countries the better it is for 1,1\t*\t¦ each.Canada will gain and the United Stales will also gain popularity.\u201d PRH.SS COMMENTS.Los DOS, June 25\u2014The Pall Mall Qa.~A.ltt, commenting upon the result of the Canadian election, says \u201cSince the death of Sir John Macdonald the Conservative party in Canada has been losing its grip upon the electors, but its present fall is ;ascribable to the virulent animosity engendered by a reli- Another Conservative Elected |\t\u2018!!^ftny Americans look to Wilfridj Laurier to betray his country, they The Vacancies Senate.in the F.SIMARD\u2019S ADVERTISEMENT 1 SUMMER NOVELTIES.j-tt/st* x%.:eic2e:x'\\7\u2019jsx>.FANCY DRESDEN CREPONS, in all the Newest Colorings.EXTSTEST XDRESIDE ÏST RERO-A-TjE.PATTERNS IN FANCY SILKS for Dresses and Blouses, Pare Silk, worth 40c., for 22£e.Ladies Blouse Waists, Suit with Detachable Oollars and Cuffs.IVCoxx\u2019» FuxmlialxixxeB.Fancy Summer Suitings and Pantings.Men\u2019s Neckwear.Men\u2019s Underwear.Men\u2019s Cambric Shirts.Come Again, Boys ! Grand Bicycle Parade l ALL WHEELMEN ARE INVrTED TO the Bicycle Parade on FRIDAY even ing.Jane 26th, starting from Dufferin Terrace at 8 o\u2019clock.Bring lamps and belts.By request.June 25, 1896.SECRETARY Q.B.C.B - USTOTTOIE.fTlHE BANDS TAKING PART IN THE c w A.Grand Concert an» requested to attend a Rehearsal, on FRIDAY, the 26th in-atan*, at EIGHT o\u2019cleck P.M.Musicians will please not forget to bring their Music Stands.By order, JOS.VEZINA, ^Bandmaster.Jane 26, 18J6._________A _ High School of Quebec, CLOSING EXERCISES, Saturday, June 27th, .A.T lO Will it Spread?What?Fame or Paint?Both.\\ Its fame has gone broadcast and all users know that it spreads well under the brush.The Sherwin-Williams Paint.Covers Most, Looks Best, Wears Longest,Most Economical, Full Measure, B.LEONARD, 53 ST.JOHN STREET .TELEPHONE 458,.O' The Leading Establishment for Wall Paper and House Painting \u2019SI M.V16.1W6.\t n\"rl2-Dj\u2018- P.QDEBEC, FRIDAY, JDNE 26.18\u201c6.All friends of the School are respectfully invited to attend.June 26, 1896.__________B MDEAD IN TENDAYS I THE TOBACCO HABIT ! Uncle Sam\u2019s Tobacco Core ! Destroys all taste and desire for Tobacco, and does not injure the System.We Court Investigation, Challenge Comparison, and Deft Competition.** A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.\u2019\u2019\u2014If yon wish to quit using Tobacco, now is the time, and this is the Remedy.PRICE: SI.OO PER BOX.Ask your druggist or order from KEYSTONE REMEDY COMPANY, 218 La Salle Street, Chicjioo.You don\u2019t have to \u201c Swear off \u2019\u2019 ; stop naturally.It makes weak men strong.Old men feal young.We guarantee a Cure.Don\u2019t fail to try it to-day \u201cNothing Succeeds Like Sucoeei.\u2019\u2019 Ask to see one of oar contracts.For Sale by W.B.Rogers, Quebec.June 26, 1896.______otd Tan Glove Lost.Lost on tufsday Evening, be- tween St.Louis street and Kent Gate, a ¦ew Tan Kid Glove.Finder will please return the same to the CHRONICLE OFFICE.June 25.1893.\tC SIR LEONARD TILLEY.Another Father of Confederation passed away yesterday, in St.John, N.B.Among the members of that famous group of statesmen, who assembled here, to discuss that large Union of British North American Colonics, which has become so successful, no one was held in higher esteem than Mr.Samuel Leonard Tilley, Provincial Secretary and Premier of New Brunswick.By profession he was a chemist, and he was the architect of his own fortunes.Against his character as a statesman not a word of hostile criticism could be said.In his private life, he was a model for his fellow-men to follow.In his relations with his neighbours, he ever preserved the most kindly and sympathetic attitude.He was a fluent speaker and an admirable debater.Finance was his great forte.In the old days, before the Union of 1867, there was no such ofti- > ment is of great significance.Down to the | last moment I confidently relied upon the \\ accuracy of Mr.Angers\u2019 opinion that Quebec i would give the Government a majority of , twenty.Mr.Laurier, by declaring in the House of Commons and in Ontario that he intended to bow to the will of the majority in Manitoba, conflrmed as it was by the emphatic declaration of the Hon.R.W.Scott, enabled him to secure a large amount of sup port in that Province ; while, on the other hand, his declaration at St.Roch s, in the Province of Quebec, that \u2018should the means of conciliation fail, I shall have recourse to constitutional means, and these I will use fully and in their entirety,\u2019together with the monstrous statement that I had objected to his being Premier on the ground of his being a French-Canadian and a Catholic, has secured him a large majority in that Pro vince.\u201cThe Liberal-Conservative party will now do its duty as a loyal and constitutional Op position, and in that position will endeavor to protect, as far as possible, the best interests of the country, while maintaining the great principle of \u2019Equal Justice to all with-j out respect to race or creed,\u2019 to which it has I unhesitatingly committed itself.The same I policy that it has maintained as a Govern 1 ment, it will continue to maintain while in Opposition.Mr.Laurier, can, therefore _ _\trely upon a hearty support from me in re ;-heG;;eV,;m\u201e.t.» recently declared For Esquimaux Point and Nataah-quan.STEAMER \u201cOTTER,\u201d CAPTAIN O.C.Bernier, will sail on WEDNESDAY, 8th July, at nn.for Esquimaux Point and Natashqaan and way places on the North Shore.Calling at Rimouski for the mails.A.FRASER & CO.Agents.Jane », 1896._______________ THE C.W.A.MEET.HOW IS YOUR CHANGE I PLiH OF SEATS HOW OPEN AT Secretary\u2019s Office, 28 St.Louis Street.Swore Yoor Seats Id Advance Admission to Grounds - - - 50 Cents, Grand Stand - 75 Cents, Reserved Seats - - - - 85 Cents.as Treasurer of the Province.The Trea surer was an appointed officer, and he acted also as Collector of Customs in St.John.Mr.Tilley was Provincial Secretary, and attended to the budget, ways and means, the income and the outgo, and, indeed, to everything relating to the business of the Province.He was a master of figures, and had the happy knack of speaking on matters of finance in a pleasing and interesting manner.His temperament was always sanguine, and he was ever an optimist of the first water.Of his services to New Brunswick too much cannot be said.Of his share in the creation of the Dominion it would be difficult to speak too highly.He was a loyal man throughout.Up to Confederation he was a Liberal iu politics.His Administration was Liberal.In 1867 he joined forces with Sir John A.Macdonald, and entered the Cabinet as Minister of Customs in a coalition Government.The Hon.Peter Mitchell was his colleague, and a Liberal also.Mr.Mitchell was Minister of Marine and Fisheries.After Sir John fell in 1874, o: the Pacific Scandal question, Mr.Tilley became Lieutenant-Governor\tof\tNew Brunswick,\u2014an\toffice\twhich\the\ttwice filled for two\tfull\tterms.\tIn\tthe autumn of 1878 he returned to active politics,\tand\tas Minister of Finance in Sir John Macdonald\u2019s Government, he introduced the National Policy into the House of Commons and made one of the grandest speeches of his life in explaining its details.From that time, up to the day of his death, he was a Conservative.jNo one respected him more than Sir John did.Even his political opponents esteemed and loved him, and the breath of scandal never touched him.As Lieutenant-Governor of his native Province, he proved an able and a wise ruler.Of late years, his health has been far from good, and the malady from which he died was blood-poisoning, occasioned a short time ago from an injury received in his foot.He died in his 78th year, and New Brunswick mourns her most distinguished rights Mr.Green way has\t.he will never concede to Mr.Laurier ; and if Mr.Laurier will cease coquetting with the National Policy, and come out squarely in favor of maintaining an efficient protection for the varied industries of Canada, he will not encounter that obstruction from the Liberal-Conservative party which they al ways met with from the opponents of that policy.\u201d T3 THE ELECTORS OF QUEBEC WEST.Gkstlemen :\u2014 I have now the pleasing duty of returning thanks to you for the splendid majority with which you have secured my election to the Federal Parliament.You have gained a noble victory and asserted your independence in opposition to the dictation attemptsd by some members of the Government.I realize that my success was owing to the generous confidence which the Liberal party extended to me.I frankly admit that such confidence demands on my part full acknowledgement.It vrill be my earnest effjrt to carry out, as far as practicable,the views I lately expressed in my letter to the electors before nomination, and so do all in my power for the good of the city and country.Very sincerely, Richd.R.Dobell.Beauvoir Manor, 25ih June, 1896.A Demonstration Which Miscarried.Quite a breeze\twas created yester- day al Levis on account of the action\tof Mr.Laverdiere,\tAgent of the Intercolonial Railway, having decorated the station with flags, red lights, etc., on Wednesday night.It seems that by current report the Hon.Wilfrid Laurier was to take the Grand Trunk train at Levis Station e» route West.Ac.iug on this report, Mr.Laverdiere telegraphed to I.C.R.District Superintendent McDonald, at River du Loup, asking for permission to give Mr.Liurier a send off on the occasion of his victory.The District Superintendent replied that he had no objection whatever, and that be left the whole thing to Mr.Laverdiere\u2019s discretion.Unfortunately for Mr.Laverdiere the Hon.Mr.Angers lift by the train that Hon.Mr Laurier was expected to leave by, but did not, the consequence being that the former received the demonstration intended for Hon.Mr.Laurier.However, many people are under the impression that the decorations were intended, for Hon.Mr.Angers.Such, Mr.Laverdiere asserts, is entirely erroneous and false.Our informant in this case, Mr.W.E.Simpson, of Levis, has seen the telegrams in question, and emphatically states that the whole display was gotten up in boner of the Hon.Wilfrid Laurier, who, unfortunately, missed the pageant by going r»a the Canadian Pacific Railway, instead of by the Grand Trunk Railway, as it was thought he would.THE CABINET.Ottawa, June 25\u2014When Parliament prorogued there was only one vacancy in the Senate, caused by the death of Senator Kaul-bach, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.All the vacancies for the Provinces were filled up the day of prorogation.Since that time Senator Desjardins resigned to run for Richelieu, and Senator Angers also resigned to contest Quebec Centre.These two resignations along with the vacancy for Nova Scotia makes three vacant seats in the Upper Chamber, so that at the present theie are no vacancies for Senatorships in Ontario or any of the other Provinces outside Quebec and Nova Scotia.A bill was bifore Parliament last session to give an extra S.mitor to the North-West, but did not pass.MINISTERS IN COUNCIL There was a meeting of the Cabinet at two o\u2019clock thi« afternoon.Mr.Desjardins arrived from Montreal last night and was present.This morning Mr, T*iHon arrived along wjih Dr.Roddick, member-elect for St.Antoine, Montreal.Mr.A lgers reached the city at noon.Mr.Ivis also arrived today.Messrs.Haggart, Montague and Wood arrived this morning.The absent members were Mr.Dickey, who arrives to-night ; Mr.Foster, who is also expected to-night; Messrs.Tisdale, Costigan, Ferguson, Prior, Smith and Hugh J.>hu Macdonald.The question of when the Premier would send in Ids resignation was discussed.It it also understood that some appointments to the service and superannuations were up for discussion.THE LIBERAL LEADER IN MONTREAL.Montreal, June 2Ô\u2014The Hon.Wilfrid Laurier, who airived from Quebec this moru ing, rpoke as follows concerning the pro- Q& REMEMBER FRIDAY IS OUR ONE PRICE ONLY.Men\u2019s Collars and CufFs.BARGAIN DAY «^5 TELEPHONE 2157.F.SIMARD, 137 St.Joseph Stet, St.Roch\u2019s.June 13.1896.BRANCH STORE NO.28 FABRIQUE STREET, IS NOW OPEN.House Furnishing .AND OTHER .HARDWARE I Of Every Description.-ALSO- McClary\u2019s Cooking Stoves Steel Ranges.ALSO, FULL LINE June 23, 1896.E ETOTIOIE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE P1EK at mouth of Cap Rouge fiver is submerged as well as the other deep water nier that wae there up to las» wrinter, at the end of the Long Whatf The position of the PILR at the MOUTH of CAP ROUGE RIVER is, as heretofore, shewn by a Flat Buoy by day and a White Light oy n ght.and the poettion of she DEEPWATER PIER recently taken awav at the end of the Long Wharf is in a straight line with the «aid Flat Buoy and about 000 feet to the West thereof.Cap Rocge Pier and WhamCo.Manager.May 5, 1896.____________ Hundreds of Remnant* of Flannel* and FUnnellectes, in all colors, to be cleared at Btrgam prices at 8.Carsley\u2019*, Montreal.B\tMnr, Rittoru divided ana mac me omcr i rwiuvn, nAcepi.There axe more cures made with HoP\tI j\tgjve a majority to the Govern» *«n all other medicinee.Doubt not.Try jk 1lD*\t**\t; T SIR CHARLES ON HIS DEFEAT READY TO SUPPORT LIBERAL REMEDIAL LEGISLATION.Of the result of the election*, Sir Charles Tupperhassaid : \u201cSofaraslamperaonallycon cerned I gladly accept the verdict of yesterday, which relieves me from the great responsibilities devolving upon the leader of a Government.When I came to Canada, last winter, I found the Conservative party utterly demoralized, and was reluctantly compelled to consent to become its leader, as the only hope of avoiding defeat.The fatal mistake had been made of refusing to dissolve immediately, after the adoption of the Re medial Order, and of calling a session of Parliament to deal with the Remedial Bill, whose life terminated on a specific day, thus offering the greatest possible inducement to obstruction.The recess of Parliament had been allowed to pass without making any adequate efforts to instruct the public mind in relation to the School question, by which much of the misrepresentation and misapprehension respecting that measure might have been removed.\u201cI do not at all regret having placed my services at the disposal of the party, as other-wise I would have been held responsible fur its defeat.I have fought the fight with all the energy and ability 1 possess, and am able to say that no public man has ever received more overwhelming evidences of the regard, and I might say the affection of the great Liberal-Conservative party than I have during tfie past seven weeks, while speaking and travelling incessantly.\u201cThe fact that Ontario is all but evenly divided and that the other Provinces, except- WASHINGTON HO! Arrangements are all complete for the excursion to the Washington, \u201996, mammoth C.E.Convention, July 8-13.The official route of the Quebec dele\u2019gation is that of the Delaware k Hudson, with option of boat trip on Lake Champlain.The price is single fare for round trip from every station on the Grand Trunk Railway.From Montreal, 316 50 ; from Sherbrooke, $16 30 ; from Quebec, $18.00.Dr.J.Clarke Murray, of McGill University, says this is one of the most delightful trips in the world.Delegation will leave G.T.R.Station, Montreal, for Plattaburg, at 6.20 p.m., Monday, July 6th.Take boat at 7 a.m.Tuesday, and reach New York same evening ; leave New York for Washington at 8 15 a.m.Wednesday, reaching destination at 1.40 p.m., and thus be in good time for evening meetings.Going dates are July 6, 7 and 8.Time limit is July 15th, or July 31st if tickets are deposited with joint agent at Washington, July 14th.Anyone may go on this excursion whether a mem ber of the C.E.S.or not.You may go on any railway, as all offer single fare, but ask ticket agent to make ticket over Royal Blue Line ftom New York to Washington.Delegation will rally in New Yoik at Broadway Central Hotel, at 7.30 a.m., and run into Washington by special C.K.train.Send names to Rev.C.W.Finch, Cooksbire, Que.Accommodatiou at Washington at reduced rates.Make this your summer trip.This is the largest convention on earth.The foremost speakers and most famous Evangelistic singers of the world will be there, such as Sankey, Excell, Bilhorn, etc.Go to Secretary of any C.K.Society for information.Rev.C.W.Finch will leave for Washington in advance, and Rev.W.D.Reid will accompany the delegation and attend to their interests generally.Are You Tired All the time?This condition is a sure indication that your blood is not rkh and nourishing as it ought to be and as it may be if you will take a few bottles of the great blood purifier, Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla.Thousands write that Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla has cured them of that tired feeling by giving them rich, red blood.Hood\u2019s Pills act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels.Cure sick headache.Water la Rubber.Experiments with u hermetically sealed rubber bottle containing water have shown that the rubber is not absolutely watertight.The tilled bottle weighed 17 ounces 4 drams ; at the end of one year the weight was 17 ounces 2 drams ; nine years, 16 ounces ; eighteen years, 14 ounces 2 drams ; twenty-three years, 13 ounces 4 drams; twenty five years, 7 ounces 8 dram» ; twenty-eight years, 3 ounces 14 drams ; thirty years, 3 ounces 12 drams, the water bung entirely gone.Clear Case.\u201cDo you ride a wheel Ti asked the eldest of the doctors on the Insanity Commission.\u201cYep,\u201d answered the sub ject.\u201cWhat make?\u2019\u2019 \u201cI never noticed.\u201d The verdict was unanimous\u2014 dementia.\u2014 Cm;iuDatl Enquirer, gramme cf the incoming Government \u201cWe have been elected on the platform of tariff reform and it is on those lines that we intend to work.I think it is but fair that the manufacturers and the people generally should understand that we are reformers and not revolutionists.\u201cDuring the campaign it has been frequently reiterated that the manufactures ould be closed down and that business would suffer generally.What I desire to impress upon yon is this We believe that our policy is a policy which will build up Canada, not one which will bring the Dominion into discredit, aud it will be for the future to disclose whether our idea is correct or not.\u201cWe shall apply ourselves at once to the revision of the tariff, but whatever we do will be done gradually and slowly, and, moreover, no step* will be taken likely to affect auy particular interest without due notice having been given, so that all concerned may Know wliat our intentions are and why we consider it expedient to make the contemplated changes.\u201d With regard to the School question, Mr.Laurier stated that it would be settled in the House of Commons.He was not yet decided upon the composition of the coming Liberal Cabinet.Montreal, June 25\u2014A great demonstration took place here to-night in honor of Mr.Laurier, the victorious Liberal leader and Premier-elect of Canada.Over twenty thousand people gathered in the Champ de Mars to welcome the Liberal leader and the gathering surpassed aoythingof its kind ever before witnessed iu Montreal.Mr.Laurier, who arrived from Quebec to-day, was accompanied to the meeting place by a large num-ber of newly elected Liberal members.The crowd on the Champ de Mars was so great that the Liberal leader had the greatest difficulty in making his way to the platform.When he appeared a deafening shout of applause went up from fully twenty thousand throats.Mr.Laurier was highly pleased at the ovation from his countrymen.He delivered a brief speech in French, thanking them for the honor.He praised the Province of Quebec for the stand it had taken and said all the Provinces had done their duty.He said that the new Liberal Government would endeavor to revise the tariff and settle the Manitoba School question.He declared that the business men of the country had no reason to feel uneasy, as the Liberals were reformers and not revolutionists and no change would be made without due notice being given.He would also try to settle the Manitoba School question by conciliation and by relying on the justice of the majority.Sir Richard Cartwright also spoke and praised the people of Quebec for showing that they were worthy of the name of citizens of a free country.The Liberal leaders were then escorted to the St.Lawrence Hall, where Mr.Laurier received another ovation.A number of speeches were made here to a big crowd.Mr.Laurier subsequently left for his home at Arthabaskaville, where he will await the summons to Ottawa.HOW IT IS VIEWED IN MANITOBA.New York, June 25\u2014A Winnipeg, Man., special to the World says \u201cThe defeat of the Tapper Government, whose platform was the re-establishmsnt of Catholic parochial schools in Manitoba, has caused the wildest rejoicing in Western Canada.No such scenes of wild enthusiasm have ever been witnessed here.The Liberal organs here declare that Manitoba\u2019s national school system is safe from interference.However, Conservatives are confident that Mr.Laurier, a Frenchman and a Catholic, will demand that Catholic schools be restored.All are agreed, however, that one of the first moves will bo to treat with Washington for reciprocity, aud the result of yesterday's Liberal victory in Canada may be fraught with the most important results to the business interests of the United States.\u201d AN AMERICAN OPINION.Washington, D.C., June 25\u2014Mr.McMillan, of Tennessee, who is one of the Democratic members of tho Ways and Means Committee, is greatly pleased with the Liberal victory in Canada.It satisfies him, he says, that Canada, like the United States, is inclined to more liberal tariff laws and that Tuesday\u2019s election means greater freedom among ihe human race in their commercial race.He adds now that the Liberals will goon be in power, more liberal laws of intercourse between Canada aud the United Slates must follow.Mr.McMillan think* that tho are doomed to disappointment.\u201d The Si.James Qa-.rtte regrets the result and thinks that Sir Charles Tapper\u2019s pluck deserved a better fate.Continuing, the paper says \u201cThe Liberals were peafectly loyal to the\u2019Imperial connection, yet they dallied dangerously with reciprocity with the United States.The Conservatives were the keenest for the establishment of & Commercial Zollverein among theyarious parts of the British Empire.The Ameiieana are rapidly beating us out of the Canadian markets and Mr.Laurier and his friends will not stop the process.The project to unite Canada, Great Britain aod Australia by a line of fast subsidized steamers is not likely to be pushed with much vigor.The Gazette believes that Mr.Liurier is an able man and a sincere patriot, but thinks that his tenure of otfije is not likely to last long.Some Canadian telegrams suggest that Mr.Laurier\u2019s return to power upon the Quebec vote means that Canada will be submerged in Mercierism, the memory of which is still vivid in this city as inevitably leading to ruin.This view is little supported here.The journals of all shades of political opinion dwell upon Mr.fjiurier\u2019s patriotism and high personal character and his pledges fir economy.Tne Canadian Government and other stocks show no tendency to drop, iu fact they stand somewhat higher than al tha last settlement.Canadian Pacific\u2019s dropped slightly yesterday but recovered to-day.Grand Trunk\u2019s are higher.A leading Canadian dealer laughed to day when asked if the election depressed the slocks, but he added that all this would be changed if Mr.Laurier went back on his pro-English pledges.The English Liberals generally and many of the Conservative* think that Mr.Laurier has a chance to do splendid service to the cause of peace and progress by removing the causes of friction with the United States and in helping to bring about a spirit of cordial goodwill in Anglo Ainericau trade and political questions while preserving and strengthening Canada\u2019s ties with Britain.The chief danger is the absolute want of personal touch between the statesmen here and Mr.Laurier and his colleagues.The question is asked : \u201cWhere does Mr.Laurier stand respecting the Pacific Cable and fast Atlantic service and in the other movements to make Canada the half way honse of the Empire, which absolutely depends upon Canada's cordial support?\u201d It is earnestly hoped that Mr.Laurier and the leading Liberals will take the earliest chance of visiiing England, where they will be assured of the heartiest welcome from all.Hon.Edward Blake shows the keenest interest in the elections.He always refuses interviews, but chatting to-day he said he heartily rejoiced in the victory of Liberalism on behalf of whichjhe spent so many years.He feels, however, that his Libera' friends will have to face their problems iu their own way.They have not asked his judgment.He does not yet know enough of who is who or what is what to speak decisevely and iu any case, he said, it would not be right or fair to obtrude his views at such a moment upon those' who have bis cor'lial good wishes.Ilia believed that Mr.Blake welcomes Mr.L.iurier\u2019s frank and repeated disavowal of any policy of anti-British tendencies.| HON.MR.CASGRAIN\u2019s MAJORITY.Mr.T.C.Casgraiu\u2019s official majority is 50 St.John, N B., June 25\u2014In King\u2019s, Mr McDonald, Conservative, has a majority The Liberals will demand a recount.It is said thj.t ballots have been improperly re jected, but this is likely to work both ways if true.No definite statement can bo given till declaration day.The election iu Westmoreland is in doubt, both sides claiming if.The matter will not be settled until the official declaration is j announced.Wednesday's demonstration.Amongst the many who took part in Wed nesday night\u2019s demonstration iu honor of Mr.Laurier, the following occupied prominent seats in tl e procession :\u2014Hon.Messrs.Laurier, C.A.P.Pelletier, F.Langelier and Mayor Parent, the newly elected M.P.\u2019s for Levis, Bellechasse, Montmugny, Kainouraska, LTslet, Lotbiniere.('ounty of Quebec,Ch&rle voix, Messrs F X Lemieux, M P P, L h Pi-nault, M P P, Jules Tessier, M P P, G M De-chene, M P P, Adélard Turgeon, M P P, Messrs J B Lrlibertii, Gaspard Rochette, Joseph Gauthier, F Simard, Ch A Parent, E Jacot, J H Patry, G Bouchard, Qeo Lemelin, Ap Corriveau, Phileas Corriveau, Alex Taschereau, K l Taschereau, Jos Allaire, Roger Larue, P A Larue, 1) Arcand, ^Alphonse ~ L: Straw Hats Fishin5-I\u201ckle HARDWARE, ST.JOHN STREET, Upper To-wn, -AND- Sous le Fort Street, Lower Town.Panama and Palm Leaf Hats.Very Light in Weight.FISHING LADIES'STR4W SAILORS.In All Colors.Sporting Goods.far Call and Get Our Prices.CHINIC Hardware Company.May 22, 1896.___ BEAYER LINE.Woolxly QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.Forrest & Sons\u2019 Salmon Flies, Rods and Reels.OT SPORTSMEN\u2019S REQUISITES.WE HAVE GOT THEM ! TXT-SLAJP ?GOLF STICKS I BALLS I Upper Town 57S.Telephones { Lower Town 44.DBCTSTS\u2019 White Straw Boaters.At 50c- Eaeh- mim JACK TABS With Colored Bands.- New Shapes l\u2014Low Prices 1 6.R.RENFREW & CO.35 & 37 BUADE STREET, UPPER TOWN, \u2014AND\u2014 5 KING STREET, EAST, TORONTO.J une 23,1896.JUST RECEIVED 11 warm weather.Lake Superior Sails July 1st Lake Winnipeg\t\u201c\t\u201c\t8th Laki Ontario\t\"\t\u201c\t15th Lake Huron\t\u201c\t\u201c\t22nd Cabin\u2014$40 to $60, return $30 to $110, according to steamer and location.Clergymen and families at special rates.2nd Cabin, $30, re* ' turn $55.Steeragepasms.nVllnrnrÎTTnû is the only pall'at»v« in Neuralgia, umoroayne Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer,Tooth- ache.Meningitis, &c.From W.Vesalius Pettigre», M.D.formerly Lecturer at St.George's Hospital, London.\u2014 ' I have no hesitation in stating that I have never met with any medicine so efficacious as an Anti-spasmodic and Sedative.I have used it in Consumption, Asthma, Diarrhoea, and other diseases ; and am perfectly satisfied with the results.\u2019 \u201cEarl Russell communicated to the Colle/e of Physicians that he received a dispatch from Her Majesty's C msul at Manilla to ths etfeci that cholera has been raging fearfully, and that the only remely of any sorvico was Chloxodvne.\u201d\u2014See Lancet, 1st December, 1864.Caution\u2014Beware ot Piracy and Imitations.Caution.\u2014Vice-Chancellor Sir W.Page Wood stated that Dr.J.Cor.us Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne, that the story of the defendant Freeman was deliber ately untrue ; which, he regretted to say, had been sworn to.\u2014See Times, 13th July, 186».Sold in bottles at Is.IjL, 2s.9d , 4s.6J.and Ils each.None is genuine without tho words \u201cDr.J.Collm Bbowxb\u2019s Chlorodyne\u201d on the Governmeut Stamp.Overwhelming Medical Testimony accompanies each bottle.Sol* MaNCirAcrrTRERs\u2014J T.DAVENPORT, 33, Great Kussell-street, Bloomsbury, London* September 8 1896\tao-fri-5 Sterling Exchange\u2014New York, June f\", 11.00 a.m.\u2014At sight, 4.88.Sixty days, 4 8!*.Liverpool Cotton Market.\u2014Liverpool, Ji.ne 2), 11.30 a.m.\u2014Cotton, easier.Ame-r an Middlings, 3-15-16d.Montreal Stock Market\u2014Montreal, June 2.\">\u2014Canadian Pacific Railway, 61 to 60 ; .sales, 200 shares at 60J.Duluth Com., 6 to 43.Duluth, Preferred, 13 asked.Commercial Cable Company, 155J to 154J ; sales, 25 shares at 155.Postal Telegraph Company, 843 to 84 ; sales, 100 shares at 85J ; 15 shares at 84J.Wabash, preferred.14} to 12.Montreal Telegraph Company.167 to 164$ ; sale, 1 share at 167$.Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company, 90 asked.Montreal Street Railway, 208 to 207$ ; sales, 175 shares at 208.Montreal Gas Company, 185 to 184$ ; sales, 25 shares at 1H|$.Bell Telephone Company, 156 to 153$.Royal Electric Light Company, ex-div., 112 to 110.Toronto Street Railway, ex div., 65$ to 643 I sales, 100 shares at 65$.Bank of Montreal, 221 to 217 ; sales, 6 shares at218 Quebec Bank, 119to 1173 ; sales, 25bhares at 118}.Ontario Bank, 56$ offered.Banque du Peuple, 1$ to 1}.Molson\u2019s Bank, 182 to 176.Bank of Toronto,,234 offered.Banque Jac* ques-Cartier, 105 asked.Merchants Rank 162 to 158 ; sales, 18 shares at 162.Merchants Bank of Halifax, 164 to 160.Banque Nationale, 75 to 663.Union Bank, 100 offered.Bank of Commerce, 127 to 1223 ; «ales, 25 shares at 123.Imperial Bank, 183 to 181$.North-West Land Company, preferred, 50 asked.Montreal Cotton Com|»any( 127 to 115.Canada Colored Cotton Company, 60 to 30.Dominion Cotton Company, 94 asked.N*w York Stock Exchange\u2014June 25\u2014 Opg.High.Low, Close.C Gas.D & C F.Gen Electric.Lead.New England Reading.Sugar.Tobacco.66$ 16 31 1 1134 - - 113$ - - 65$ New York Stock Market, June 25-Stock market, quiet and steady ; Atcheson, 14$ ; town, Queen\u2019s County, N.B.He came of U.E.Loyalist stock, his great grandfather, Samuel Tilley, having emigrated from Brooklyn at the close of the War of Independence.The future statesman had not many educational advantages and was entirely a self-made man.He left the County Grammar School at the age of 12 years and went into the druggist establishment of the late William O.Smith, who was Mayor of St.John for several years.With him he remained four years.During that time he joined a debating society iu which once a week political questions were discussed.This was his first political training.kept a drug store.After serving his time as chemist and druggist he.started business for hiimelf in partnership with the late Thomas William Peters, afterwards Col.Peters.The partnership lasted many years and when Mr.Peters retired from the firm, Mr.Tilley conducted its affairs alone, until shortly before Confederation when he sold the business to his brother-in-law, Mr.T.B.Barker, who still carries it on.It was in 1849 that the subject of this sketch first became known in politics.At that time he espoused the cause of protectionists and nominated and helped to elect a candidate for the Legislature.The tariff proposed by the Government was too high and the measure was withdrawn.About the end of the year Mr.Tilley took a very active part in forming the New Brunswick Railway League, which aimed at the construction of a road from St.John to Sbe-diac.ONCE A REFORM MEMBER.In 1850 he was elected as a Reformer for St.John, but in 1851 threw up his seat and retired into private life for a time.He was brought out again in 1855, elected for St.John and accepted a portfolio in the Govern ment.In 1856 he was defeated, his Government, having made Prohibition the leading plank in their platform.In 1857 the Liberals again came into power, Mr.Tilley was made Provincial Secretary and shortly became leader of the Government.He remained Prime Minister from 1857 to 1865.In that year his Government was defeated on the Confederation question.The scheme had been broached the year previous, first at Charlottetown, P.E I., then afterwards at Quebec, where the different Governments decided to submit the question to the electors.The terms and plan leaked out before the elections and a storm was raised.New Brunswick rejected the measure.Sir Leonard was defeated and his party wrecked.THE CONFEDERATION STRUGGLE.The newGovernment went to power pledged to defeat Confederation, but tho Upper House, led by the lion.Peter Mitchell, was entirely the other way.The struggle lasted for a year and was very bitter.Then came the Fenian Raid, which, while not one of the causes leading to Confederation, was an incident showing the supreme necessity of that military organization which followed Confederation.The Raid changed the political beliefs of many and the New Brunswick Government was forced to resign.The next year the general elections were held, and the anti-Confederates were reduced to a corporal\u2019s guard.Delegates representing the Provinces met in London, Eng., and Confederation became a fact.IN FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.Leonard Tilley, who was one of the delegates, ran for St.John, and became Minister of Customs iu the first Dominion Cabinet.In 1873 he became Minister of Finance.Upon the fall of the Macdonald Government on the Pacific scandal in 1874 he was ap pointed Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick, which he retained till 1878, when he entered into active politics again,and was elected on thoN.P.platform.He became Finance Minister and iu 1879 formulated the Protec-live policy in the Dominion House.On May 24 he was knighted.He remained Finance Minister until 1885, when his health gave way and he was appointed Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick, which place he held until a year ago.Merit in medicine means the power to cure.The great etms by Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla prove its unequalled merit.\u201cI suppose,-\u2019 said tho man trying fo be chummy, \u201cit doesn\u2019t hurt your glisseyo when you g-t anything in it ?\u201d \u201cDoes it look as if it would ever he likely to have a pane in it?\" responded the other frigidly.And he gave him the glassy stare.\u2014Indianapolis Journal.Montreal, the latter three largely because of the Freneh-Caoadian voters therein.The bulk of the Liberal support is from the French speaking sections of Quebec.Mr.Tarte is reported as saying this situation will tend to unite the English and French-speaking peoples.In such a renia: k he is not giving evidence of the sagacity he is usually credit ed with.The anti-French, anti-Catholic agitation which the McCarthy-M&rtin wing of the Laurier combination has been conducting for years past now has not prepared the mass of the Protestant pop lation for govern ment by an almost solid French delegation from Quebec.The double policy on which the Liberals conducted the late campaign, pro-Catholic in Quebec and anti Catholic in the other Provinces, will likely be found to have left seeds of discontent, in Ontario espe \u2022ially, which a cleverer manager than Mr, Laurier might find it difficult to prevent from growing up into an awkward crop of prejudice.\u201d LAY DOWN A SUPPLY WHEN THEY ARE CHEAP.Call for book giving full information, frso Of charge.FOR SALK BY.LaROCHE Sc GO., DRUGGISTS.4 Fabrique Street (Facing Basilica) QUEBEC.And JNO.I.LaROOHE, Oll.e33tl.l0t ELXXd XDx'xxgrglst 723 Sfe.Valier Street, St.Sauveur, QUEBEC.June 24, 1896.\tLm d&w C.ÏÏ.11 By JOS.VÉZINA, tex33cl.r33et»ter* H.O.4 -DEDICATED TO THE- QUEBEC BICYCLE CLUB I Copyrighted and Published \u2014BY\u2014 Lavigueur & Hutchison, 141 ST.JOIIV STREET.C^TTE 13330.Will Be Out Shortly June 23.1896.The Richelieu h Ontario Navigation Company.A STEAMER WILL LEAVE QUEBEC I Ëxamfnatiôro\u201cn mUn&o or Montreal daily (except Sunday) at 5 I P M., calling at Batiscan, Three Rivers and Sorel.op 37, Mendelssohn.3rd dass\u2014Andaate0re.65 \u2018\tLth\t(Peters\u2019 edition), op.60.Mendelssohn.Reading at first sight and F?ano 1a»p,iegl8tr^,0n an\u201c2r'Fir8t movement of Sons- ta, on.14, No.2.Beethoven, and Bach\u2019s sixth invention at three voic^HP.te^edithfn).2nd Class- La Chusse.\u201d Rondo, Dussek\u2014 (Peters\u2019 edition).3rd Class-Fim movement of Kulhaus Sonata, op.20.No 1_____ The\tW>H be required to read at first sight and be queetioLed on the ruffiment-i of music.Violin.\u20141st Class\u2014Andante and allegretto edition]the2nH P°f Viotti-(s2hTtt\u2019s edition).2nd Class\u2014Romance, op.40.(No 1 69 d\u2019AlhIl\u2018tn \u201d)\u2014Vieuxtemps.3rd \u201cd n- ~^Soir*no;U With Verdure Clad (Creation), Haydn.Contralto \u2014Eia Mater Nt-ukom.Tenor\u2014Air (Joseph), Mehul.Bam\u2014 SpOOla,! 0033333«-fctt-t«-ao._ ^petitions for the title of Laureate dipk££PW* infavorof ^\"ers of first clasa PROGRAMME.Organ.\u2014Prelude in E flat major, Bach ' (Augener\u2019s edition), vol 9832.PlANQ.\u2014First moverrent of Humne!\u2019.nata, op.81 (Peters\u2019 edition).\t18 ^ SAE£°^rTh^iical \u201cd Poetical .\"\u2022\u2014-the candidates may procure their competition.^ hal1 on morning of the 21st April\u2019 1896.GUSTAVE GAGNON, JOS.A.DKTOT?\" April 24 1896.\tSecretary* nnvfi-Lm CARTER'S\t Kittle jlVER g PILLS.\t Dominion Day.Tickets will be sold at Single Fare for the round trip to MontreaJ, to go on the 30th June and July Isfc.Good to return until 2nd July ; if to return until the 6th July, one Single First-Class Fare and One-Third.Sunday Service Between Quebec and Montreal On.and a/ter Sunday, the 24th May, a steamer will leave Quebec and Montreal respectively, at 3 P.M.Tickets will be sold at Single First-Class Fare for the round trip, going Saturday to return by same boat, leaving Montreal at 3 Sunday afternoon.Tickets will a!s3 be sold on Saturdays and Sundays, at Single First-Class Fare, round trip Quebec to Three Rivers, to teturn Sunday.On Sundays the ticket office will be opened in the morning one hour after arrival of steamer, and in the afternoon from two to three.Toronto Line.Commencing June the first, steamers will run tri-weekly from Montreal, and from June 16th daily (except Sunday) between Montreal and Toronto, the steamers leave Montreal for Toronto at 10 in the morning.Hamilton Lino.The steamer \u201cHAMILTON\u201d will leave.____________ Montreal every Thursday, at 4 P.M , for To- /COMMENCING ON THE 29th AFRIT-, ronto aud Hamilton, stopping at all the inter-\tffrat-clase Passenger Steamer \u201cAD- mediate ports.\t| M1KAL leaves Dalhousle for Gasp?teh3*ind\u201cVfue{rA?^L\u201cev:fDNEt: Carlton,\tNow Port, Maria,\tPatH>o.New Richmond, Grand Rlvor, Bonaventure,\tCano Cove New Carlisle,\tPerce, \u2019 Paspebiac, Point St.Peter, Douglastown.1 for jJalhourie on DAYS calling at the THE MRTH AMBIGU Transportation Company\u2019s S-S.\u201cADMIRAI*,1 L.POULIOT, Master.Saguenay Division.A Steamer will leave for Chicoutimi ar.d in» | termadiate ports on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, .,\t1 Fridays and Saturdays, at 8.3'J A.M., and from j July 13th until further notice, daily Sundays BICYCLING ISîturilay E\u201dn t0 Marray Biy\u2019 I UXU J.UJJXJ.1 U 1 Leaving Quebec Saturday morning at 8.30, 1 Intermedi**» to return leaving Murray Bay Sunday night, arriving in Quebec Monday morning early.RETURN FARE $2.60.COSTUMES.PERFECT FIT Ladies\u2019 Bicycling Costumes made to order in the Latest London Style ¦ \u2014BY\u2014 English Tailors A choice assortment of the most Fashion-.| able Textures to select from.GUARANTEED ! 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THE BEST FOR EITHER D.MORRICE SONS & C0.|Typ)writer or MONTREAL AND TORONTO, PRINTERS* BOOK BUMPERS HELT-.XN G- .AJO-ENTS 1148 ssTyr MOORE February?, 1896,\tfrj June 16, 1893.118 MOUNTAIN RILL ISLAM OF ORLEANS FUMY.Steamer \u201cVEGA,\u201d Capt.BOLDUC, On and after the 30th April (we&fher and cirjumstancea permitting) will run as follows From Island.\tFrom Quebec 6.00 A.M.\t6.00 A.M.6.45 A.M.\t7.15 A.M.8.15\tA.M.\t9.16 A.M.10 00 A.M.\t11.30 A.M.1.00 P.M.\t2.00 P.M.3.30\tP.M.\t4.45 P.M.5.30\tP.M.\t6.15 P.M.1.30\tP.M.\tJ.00 P.M.3.15\tP.M.\t£.80 P.M.6.00 P.M.\t4.00 P.M.7.00 P.M.\t6.00 P.M.7.30 P.M, After the 25th of |Jur.e, the Steamer \u201cORLEANS\u201d will make a special trip every Thursday evening, to the Island, leaving Quebec ac 7-30, and the Island at 10 o\u2019clock.Every Holiday the steamer will make a trip from the Island at 8 A.M , and in the afternoon the trip will be the same as on Sundays.Calling nt St.Joseph, going and returning.Sundays and Holidays the fare up and down to St.Joseph of Levis, will be the same as for the Island.April 30, 1896.___________ FERRY LINE BETWEEN Quebec, Sillery & St.Romuald The Steamer \u201cLEVIS,\u201d Cart, Desroehers, will leave as under (weather and*circuni8tance& permitting) : St.Romuald.5.00 A.M.8.00 A.M.POO A.M.1 (0 P.M.8.(0 P.M.5.00 P.M.STTINTD.2.00 P.M.\t1.30 P.M.5 00 P.M.\t3.00 P.M 6.00 p.m! Calling at Sillery, Bowen's Wharf, going and returning.Saturday mornings thu first trip from St.Romuald will be at 4.(5 instead of 5 o'clock.Saturday evenings there will be a trip from St.Romuald and Sillery to Quebec at 7 o\u2019clock Apri 80\u2019^ FROM THE U.S.GOVERNMENT.Department of the Interior, Washington, Nov.23, 1895.Densmcrs Typncriler Co., New York.Gentlemen :\u2014We have now in use inth Bureaus of this L'epartment eighty Dtnamcra Machines.We have no complaint from the users of them, hence we conclude they ax* giving entire satisfaction.Respectfully, Signed Hiram Buckingham.Custodian.Besides th's there are over three hundred in the other Departments.JOHN E.WALSH, GENERAL AGENT, 25 St.John Street, Qaebeo.April 10, 1896^ THE CANADA .Sugar Mining Co.(Limited)* MONTREAL*] Manufacturers of Refined Sugars or th WELL KNOWN BRAND Quebec.6.00 A.M, 9.00 A M.11.30 A.M.2.00 P M.4 00 P.M.6 15 P.M.Of (he Highest Quality aud Purity.Node by the La «s< Practise*, and Newest on ï Best Machinery not urpassed anywhere.LUMP SUGAR, In 50 and 100 \u201cGROWN\u201d Granulated, Special Brand, the finest which can fie made'* EXTRA GRANULATED, Very Superior Quality.CREAM SUGARS.(Not dried).' YELLOW SUGARS, Of all Grades and Standards.SYRUPS.Of &U < iradi's]in|Barrcls and Hal Barrel SOLE MAKERS\u2019 Of high class syrups, in Tin 21b, and SUf each.February 96,1805\u2019 tu,thA«W* THE S.CABSLET CO., «LIMITE E> 1735 to 1733 Notre Dame MONTREAL.Street Special Notice.Special Notice.Our Sommer Catalogue is now ready, and will be mailed to any name and address free charge.Write for one.Mall Orders Promptly and Carefully attended to.THE S.CARS LEY CO .LTD.Wash Fabrics.Thousands upon thousands of yards of most delightfully cool Fabrics in all textures, that will wash »nd make the most comfortable Dresses for the hot weather.) INDIGO PRINTS EXTRAORDINARY.holy\tbrisüt.inches wide, good value at 124c ; we sell now at\t8!ow\\.,\t,\t.The Two Plage* On leaving England a few months ago Miss Willard saw from the hansom in which she was riding along Piccadilly the London omnibus, with its British flag at the front, whereupon there came into her mind the words : \u201cWith its red for love, and its white for law, and its blue for the hope that our fathers saw of a larger liberty.\u201d This was pencilled at the moment, and on the train en route, for .Southampton to take the steamer for New York Miss Willard wrote the accompanying lines, leaving them as a good-bye tribute in the hand of her friend, Lady Henry Somerset :\u2014 The eyes that follow thee, old flag, are fond, A Western heart leaps up thy folds to greet, A Saxon's eyes confess the sacred bond, As England\u2019s standard flutters down the street.With its red for love, and its white for law.And its blue for the hope that our fathers saw Of a larger liberty.Thon art the mother flag of destiny.Our banner of the spangled stars is trine ; Cromwell was sire of Washington, and we Claim the same cross that blazons thy ensign.With its red for love and its white for law, And its blue for the hopes that our fathers saw Of a larger liberty.w ith one household SPORTING NEWS.CRICKET.There will be a cricket practice this afternoon, at 4.10 o\u2019clock, on the Q.A.A.A.Grounds, when a good muster is expected.LACROSSE.The Quebec Lacrosse Club leave for Ottawa to-night, at 10.30 o\u2019clock, by the Grand Trunk Railway, where they go to meet the Young Capitals of O.tawa, for their match io the Intermediate series.THE WHEEL.to-night\u2019s parade.There should be 500 wheelmen in line in the big wheelmen's parade to-night, and every bicyclist in the city should take part in it.The Quebec Bicycle Club, which organized the ride, cordially invites everyone having a wheel, whether attached to any Club or not, to attend and swell the numbers.The R.C.A.bngle band will attend and pos \u2022ibly a second will be on hand.The parade will form up at the Terrace and will pass through the following streets St.Louis, Esplanade, D\u2019Youville, St.John, D\u2019Aiguillon, St.George, Cote D\u2019Abraham, St.Valier, St.Ours, Aqueduct, St.Joseph, Desfosses, Paul and Palace.At the bottom of Palace Hill, the Quebec Bicycle Club will break off, and goon their weekly Club ride, this time to Charles bourg.inch es wide, good 74c yard.CREPON ET TES EXTR AORDIN ARY.15,000 yards Fancy Mixed Stripe Creponettes \u201cT** ^ ue at in a variety of pretty and fast colorings, 28 iBehan wide, permanent wrinkle, gooa value IJe ; we sell now at 74c yard.THE S.CARSLEY CO., LTD.GRASS LINENS EXTRAORDINARY.3,000 yards Fancy Grass Linens now so much utH for Ladies\u2019 Dresse»», produced in a variety of pretty colors and self-stripes, regular value 15c ; we sell now at 10c yard.CREPONS EXTRAORDINARY.AMD UimiCT ITEMS.Tpe^*** very handsome costumes, good value at 28c ; we sell now at 15c yard.Together light the highway of our God.\u2019Till the dear cross of Christ to meu shall show That stripes and stars both mark the path He trod, With their red for love and their w hite for law And its blue for the hopes that our fathers saw Of a larger liberty.The long march of the nations shall be led By these two flags\u2014till war and tumult cease Along the happy highway where shall tread The brotherhood of labor and of peace.With their red for love and their white for law And their blue for the hope that our fathers saw Of a larger liberty.RY IT inCottoIéne Fry yemr food in Cottolenô instead of lard and it will be free from that greasiness and \u201crichness\u201d so distressing to dyspeptics ; the flavor will be delicious instead of rancid, and your food will do you good.Put it in a cold pan, heating it with the pan.Cottolene reaches the cooking point much quicker than lard\u2014care should there- , fore be taken not to overheat it.Follow these instructions\u2014you will never use lard again.\t'\u2022 > \u2022, Osnolns Cottolens bsstradt-marks\u2014\"CbHolsns\u201d and titer't head te eottonplaad , r ¦\twreofA\u2014on every tin.\t_ J THS V.X.TAISBAIX COÛTAIT.Wellington tad Asm Stj.,M0ITKXAI» I June 26.1895 m.wftfri-Lm MOIRES EXTRAORDINARY ! 3, C00 yards Rich Moire Antique Blouse Cloths in new colorings, only 10c yard.THE S' CARSLEY CO.LTD.\u2014Smoke package.Morning Daw, 10c.a m,w,f-am Blouse Silks I Unprecedented Values in theee Goods nos being offered.26 pieces Rich Shot Lyons Blouse Suks in a variety of choice colorings, good voice at 4nc ; we sell now at 30c yard.18 pieces Rich and Heavy Shot Lyons Blouse Süka in a variety of rich and handsome coloriera.good value at 65c ; we sell now at 45c yard very special line of 50 pieces Satin Sneno Silks, in Pretty Stripe and Dresden Combina lion Effects, and in a variety of exquisite colorings, good value at 90c ; we sell now at 57c yard THEJ3.CARSLEYICO., LTD.NECKWEAR NOVELTIES.\u2014The steamer \u201cCarolina'\u2019 leaves to morrow at 8.30 a.m.for Saguenay.Bargain Day \u2014Don\u2019t forget that Friday b Bargain Day at F.Simard\u2019s, 137 St.Joseph street, St.Roch s.Musical.\u2014The bands taking part in the C.VV.A.grand concert are requested to attend a rehearsal to night at 8 o\u2019clock.\u2014See advt.__The cio» ing exercises of the High School take place »o-morrow at 10 a.m., aud all friends of the school are respectfully iuvited to attend.Recorder\u2019s Court, Yestrrday.\u2014There were only two prisoners in the Recorder\u2019s Court yesterday, for drunkenness, and they were discharged.____________ Pianos.\u2014A very large assortment of very .\t« ,, ., «\tI fine upright Piano* can now he teen and ^\t11 examined at A.Lavigne\u2019s music and piano store, 55 Fabrique street.An immense \u2014 choice novelties in Ladies Neckwear.Ladies\u2019 Handsome Lace Collars in all newest shapes, 22c to 34.C0 each.\t\u201e \u201e Ladies\u2019 Very Stylish Silk Ribbon Collars in Dresden and other effects, 2^c to $1.30.\t.Ladies\u2019 Silk and Laoe Collars and Cuffs in seta, 50c to $7.25.\t, \u201e _ Ladies\u2019 Colored Cambric Collars and Cuffs, mLadies\u2019 Colored Cambric Chemisettes and Caffs to match, per s-t, 65c to 88c.Linen Effect Chemisettes with Cuffs to match, per set, 78c to 88c each.Ladiei* Stock Ties, 30c each.THE 3.CARSLEY CO., LTD.Ladies\u2019 Sumer Capes.Hcmdreds of very stylish novelties in Ladies\u2019 Capes, most suitable for summer wear.Ladies\u2019 very stylish Black Lace Capes, tmt med Ribbon, Lace, Jet and Sequins, $4.35 to g-t Hood's and only Hood's.It is prepared only by 1\u2018.1.Mood&(\u2019«».I.owoll.Mass.IT J, r.enre all laver Ills ami Hood S Pills Sick Headache.-.Scents, PHOSPHATE OF LIME.MEAT & QUIKA Powciful Toe I*, fur the cure of Ad/EXHA, CMJ.OSOSH, PHTHIoiA HicriVOUS EXHAUGTION tl: