Daily evening mercury, 11 février 1882, samedi 11 février 1882

[" DAL = moru YEAR\u2014NO 3.Gossip \u2014 \u2018 (The Queen, London, 90th Jeny.) Wit is gossip but the patent sign ! vart and mind?Ine of vol nd Mover rires beyond the nal means fuots of persons history, fluidit which cannot keop te itself what ius boon told even in onnédence, sng Lhat goes sbout swelling mole pills into mouniuine, oan claim no respect, make out no caso for itself gyainat the decreo vf gross, vile, stupid volgarity recorded against it.It ie su iborougbly vulgar as is curiosity and between prying into thioge, with which we have no concern, sn retail ing gossi which is po business of ours 10 bundle ab sll, there is not a hair's proath to choose.Exch is equally the sign of utter and entire vulgueiry, Bat both are faulte tu be foaud growing as rank as weeds PA the wayside, an it would bo hard count pes one's rs among our lurgest ocirele he utunce fase who sro ab-oletely4 free from tbo vice of gossip and the volgarity of cariveity.Bo, Loo, in- tonacly vulgar is thet babit of talking eople over indulged in by some who of bave all the outward seeming of thorough breeding.There are homes whero ane goes where the role\u2019 is to diséuss, not slways admirubly, all those guests, pisnamed friends, who buve just loft after tho dinuer is over or the soiré bus come Loan und.Just as there are people who make it a rule Lo d'e eus, also by no means amiably, the post and \u2018 hostoss who Lave this moment entertained them; all the arrangements made in their honor and all (ho guests who were invited \u201cto visit them.There is B shamo fuit by these queer \u201cfriends,\u201d theue now hosts and now guests, because there is no sense of kindness received or bospita- lity displayed.The thing is only a social barguin, à guid pro guo involving no delicacy, because devoid of all since rity.It is a meresocisl form like sayivg \u201cDear Sir\u201d to « man for whom you have no regard, and signing an insolent letter \u201cYour obedient servant,\" or a falve vne \u2018Yours faitb- fully.\u201d So many dinners for so mauy, and then the account is squared.What never does como quite square is the amount of ill nature that serves as the chasse café when ull is dene, and the guests fall foul of the hostess and the bostres sacers ut the guest.It is only one step luwer ia the scale than that other act of vulgarity\u2014eri- ticicising you to yonr fuce\u2014in which so many people indulge.It is not the leust well-bred of the two who ne- tejts tho annoyance quietly, and forbears to retuliate with the same weapons or different ores.Indecd, quietness and gentloness and the dignity which can beur unprovaked assoults without apparent annoyance, yet without craven submission, count among lhe very antith:sis of vulgarity.Would that we had moro of such good breeding in tho World ! As good gruin chokes out the ruam- pant weeds, so would tempers of that kind choke out the vulgar per virhness which \u201cshows a spirit\u201d at every warn, us well ne that still more vulgur insol- eu 0 whio « pruvokesit, Cetewayo recently addressed g lei- ter to (he English nation, which.truneinted reuds as follows :\u2014 * The English are sanguine ; they at » friends ofimue, und 1 à friend of yours, li jou wirh to give m my vigbis, which an fully convinced you do, tho first step you will take is to send John Dunn out of my country, togother with those men who are troubling my country\u2014numely, Uhumm und Usibebu.\u2018Pois Tean trust you to do- for mo\u201d The jury expenses connected with tho trial of Guiteau alone amounted tu five thousand three hundred dollars.I is not likely: that.the sesamin will aucoeed in scouring another trinl.The couduet of the counau! for the prusovution during the trial is loudly condumned by members of the logal profession at Wushington ad olgewhere.The spirit of matiso, Spite, and personul hatred of Guiteau Mamfested by Messrs.Porter, L'ork- bill und Davidge is denounced as disgraceful, Last your 528,812 emigrants sailed Ap edn SE un the ni; ar.real.boy mbes dn any ith was 526s n May; ; | WHAT THE LADY ASKED.THE MORES ET STUDIA ET POPULOK ET PRAELIA DICAM.\u2014 Ping\u2014\u2014r \u2014 \u2019 ' Georg.IV.8.QUEBEC.SATUKDAY.FBUKUARY 11, 1888.BURGLAR, (New Urleuns Picayune, Feb.3.) A certain well known lady, living up on the avenue, recently found ber- self and family of little ones compelled to pass the night without the protes- tion of & mau in the house, her husband being in the North.Being a good shot, she was not slarm«d, however, but put her revolver bundy when she retired at night, About midoight she heard a noise as if sume one was trying to got ino the house.She wont softly on to the gallery, revolver in hand, and dare eroagh, there was'a man down at the window, prying open the shutter with a long knife.After watching bim for a moment, undecided \u2018what Lo da, knowing that if she shose | railing and called out, \u201cShallI eboot you, sir\" The asionnding question oauscd jhe man.to sto; Work, Le turn: d \u2018sod lvoked up st her, but made no pre tenve to ran, She then fired at him,aod he retreated to the fence, where he insolently regarded her in tbe moonlight.The brave little woman, not a bit discouraged, then determined to show him that she could scare him if she ploased, no, taklug good aim, she put a tiny bullet through the rim of iv bat.In less tine than can be wid the would be burglur was over the.fence and out of sight.Tus Manirosa Boom.\u2014In Satur= day's Official Gazette we ace the following companies and the purpase for which tez are: to be in vatod.:\u2014 Raphd City Central Railway Compan: Manitoba Midland Railway Co, Qu\u2019 Appelle Land Co, Michipioton and Moone Territory Railway Co, Western Canada Coloniaution Sasioty, International Conetruction Co, Soutb Savkatchewan Railway Co, Lake Athubmnsea sud Fort Charehil! Ruilway Company.UYeneral Land Co of Canada, Sxokatshewan and Qu'Appelle Navigation Cu, Ontario Pacific Railway Co, Ontario Investment Association, Souris snd Rocky Mosntain Keilway Company, Saskatchewan and Pouce Railway Co, Northwest Fertile Iselt Colonisation C9, Ontario and Northweat Laud Co, Northwest Cattle Co, British Canadian Colonization (lo, Suvkatchewan Transporsarion Co, Ottawa ad Northwest and Co,Interantional Colonization Co, Temperunce Colonisation Society, Primitive Mothodist Colonisation Co, Nelson Valley and Navigation Co, Winnipeg und Hudson Railway Co, Roving River Boom Co.A singular cane of death from burns was investignied ut Coventry recently by the coroner.A little girl named unnichffo, ugod two and u ha f years, while playing with other children in hor parents\u2019 house took up a piece of iron wire, which sho heated and then thrust wovoral inches into her body.Inflammation after wards set inand the child, after suffering greutly, died.The extinction of slavery in Brazil is procecding very gradually, and it will tuke more than thirty years to nocomplish it.Emancipation began in 1870, but there ave still 1,600,000 boudmen in the country.\u2014\u2014 Ono of the most fashionable tonso- rinl establishments in Philadelphia, Pa, ix that of Mr.Charles Binder, at the N E.corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets, undor Guy's Hotel.Mr Binder wun a soldier in the late war, and for some yours past he bus bed constant reminders of his exposure in the fold in the way of rheamutio pains in different portions of his body, and he has always tuand it very dificult to obtain rolisl.Latterly the disease mentioned attacked his knee-joints, and Mr.Binder suffered night and day.He had both read and heard about the remarkable properties of St.Jacobs Oil, and revolved to give it a trial Nr.Binder ways he is very glad be did so, for he has found rheumatism and St.Jacobs Uil could not both hold possession of his knee-jointe at the same time, and whenever (ho Oil made 8 movement in that direction tho rheumatism would vost @ hasty retreat, The disease made several attempts to reguin its ald position, but was each time routed by the Groat German remedy, and has broken camp sod departed entirely.Mr.Binder now has an exalted opi- ion of St.Jacobs Oil, and whenever ve boars one of bis customers complain rheumatism he excluims, \u201cTry Stsoobs OIL\" she could kill bim, she leaned over the |.On the resignation of Major-General Strange of the B Battery, at Kingston, he was entertained by the officers of the Battery and of the Military College.On Wednesday oven- ing be addressed @ few farewell words Lo the Battery men He folt peculiar pride, and yot regret; pride that the corps he had been instrumen= wel in raising on Lhe withdrawal of the Royul Artillery from Cunnda bad reached Île prosent efficiency, regret that he had to part from those with | whom he had formed sssociatio.s of an exceedingly pleasant obaracter.He vpoke of the devotion ef tbe men to duty; of the remarkable service pore formed od by To when abundoned set ' dant mperial troops, of thi offer to go on torels service irda war threatened - with Russia, and of the.work done in the suppression: of ; Serpe Quebec \u201c arrives var 49 tend \u201c Arives Saorbriebe Tor = Misod Leaves Sbetbiveks.¥08 ntral Railway WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY orn, 1809, Traine will runs us follows ; \u2018 Leaves Sherbrooke Astives Brauce J \u201cLevis.\u2026.315 PM, u Quebec Forrg,.310 + Leaves Quai e Ferry.12 AM.\u201c Le LA « 000 AM.108 PM, \u201c Arrives Beans Job.os 3 40 4 ?\u201c Leaves Beauce Jot,,., 6 \u201c Arrives Sherbrooke.veo § & LOCAL TRAIN BETWEEN 8T.JOBEP.on more than one ocession.The| AND LEVIS, Major-Genoral is now in Ottawa, HO! Leaves st.gdb SO0ANM Le ouecesded io the, command of thet Airis boriessss ONAN 3 i x ave a soponses eus 4 99.ithe by Colonel ontisembort oe | Arrives Bt Joseph.S00 P RNÜNGEMEOY RHEUMATISH, Mouralgia, Sciatica, Lumbage, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Bet, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and Eprains, Burns and Scaids, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Foot : and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches.No Preparation on earth equals Br.Ja Oran Ex 3 avre, simple and Seep mich Rena Directions in Elsyen Languages.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE, A.VOGELER & CO., Baltimore, M4, U.£.4.Oct 4, 1R81 1y MACK'S MAGNETIC MEDICINE Brain and 1s a Sure, Prompt and Effectual liemedy foe Nervousness in ALL its stages, Weak Memory, , Jona of Brain Power, I\u2019rostration, Night Sweats, Sprrmator hrs, Weakness and General Loue ower, It Repairs Nervous Waste, Rejuvenates the Jaded Intellect, Strengthems the LEnfeebled Brain and Rustores Surprising Tone and Viger to the Krhausted Organs, The exjerience of thousands proves it an Invarcanca Remmey, The Medicine ispleasant to the taste, ana each bux contains «ufflvient for two we ke\u2019 m -dica- ! .ticn, and ie the cheapest and best.S@F~ Full particulars in our pamphict, which we desire to mail free to any address.Maok\u2019s Magnetic Medicine is sol i by Drnguists at 30 ots.per box, or 18 boxes for §i3, or will be mailed, frov of pos.ge, on receipt of the money, by sddressl MACK'S MAGNETIC MEDICINE C à Windsor, Ontario, Canada.Sold in QUEBEC by LiROCHE & CO opposite Post five, and J.J.YuLDON, 12¢ 8t Joseph siceet, \u201d Dec 19, 1801.QUEBEC SKATING CLUS, REDUCTION OF RATES! Samir Tek C1 fl ss, eas bad Highs Non-abeoribing Bpeciaters sdmitted on payment oi Tax Cuuve.MF Trains run on Montres! time.Market Busciel Train lonving St Joseph for Quebec on Fridays is cancelled TuB QUEBEC CENTBAL RAILWAY sonde.the.onuy Bail Communication wit the celebrated Chaudiera Gold Mine forms the most direct route betweon QUE snd NEWPORT, the WHITs MOUNTAINS BOSTON, and all New England poiote.Passengers leaving by express at i.00 P.M will arrive via Passumpsio -K.R.at Newpost st 9.46 P.M.; Beoton, 8 30 following AM.JAS.BR.WOODWARD, Genara/ Manager.LEVE & ALDEN, Ticket À Oppesits 8.fis Bote, Jan, 6, 1883 teed.oy, Statiounnr, 9 and 71 John streed, will be promptly attended to.Renewed and Reguisfaetion Guaran >pairod, Sat All orders left wi'h Wm Stanley, Nov 8, 1001, lated, an Actions Re PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Muvuat Pire Imsvaanon Courant of 1be Couatres of Montmagny, Bellecabasse nnri L'Islet will next session, to obtain a special charter, amending, iu so far as relates to it, chapter sixty-eight of the Consolidated Statutes of Lower Canada.JAMES OLIVA, Secretary and Manager of the Company, Montmegny, 23rd December, 1881.Janÿ82-1m atélsion RUBS (ESTABLIS C.E.\\ MF\" No bali-gear rates.RB CAMPBELL, Sea Queboo Shating Hor 24, 100% ua Quebec, January 16, 1002, M M M M | y RB apply to the Quebeo Legislature, at its MONTREAL SIX O'CLOCK EDITION PRICE ONE OENT QM.0.& 0.RAILWAY.Cbauge of Time.COMMBMOING ON MUNDAY, JANUARY Sup, 1869 Trains will rus as follows ; meee \u201c an .Moi - poet 000 an S00 rll.000 - 3 10 \"ey \u201c perse BM aN 400.7 1s.0nne SB ¥jeseees poosse od SEC | Heskolags.pesados Liotte +.+» + 0 | 1404 3 for Hosholagn.! $94 aM.sooo descas diocese Arrives ' Hesholages .| 066 \u2018|.200 00le se acc joroson 3 botweon Aylmer, Hull sad.Ottaws, Trains leave MilIad Rintlon Tap Meseree Larse thon Hnobolsga, SF Magnificat Palace Oars on all Passennor Day Trains, and Sieopiog Cars on Might\u2019 Trains.Trains ro arp maou Ottawa connee with Trains vo ano raou Quebec.SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Moeatreal and Quebpe at 4.00 P.M.Al ns run by Montreal Time, \u20181 G UNBRAL OFFICES\u201413 PLACE D\u2019 AA : Trexnr 4 Place D* \u2019 1 Arm 13 Bt, Temes ee.Monrimas.©O wits 8.Louis Rotel, Quebse, Opposite Bassell House, Ottawa.L.A.SEN Jan 4, 1802.Aen\u2019 J.C.PATERSON CALLS THE ATTENTION OF TER PUBLIC te hie atock of FASHIONABLE FURS \u2014FUR\u2014 Ladies, Gentlemen & Children : which he {i selling at reasonable figures.OLD FURS MADE OVER and REPAIRED.27 Buade Street Oct 11, 1881.DATI First Prize Dominion Exhibition, 1881.THOMPSON, Manulaciurer of .- Rubber and bt, Bank; Counting-Houss and Ofice ange.OF \u2018EVERY DESCRIPTION, : 234 Notre.Dame.Ntreet, .' Late\" noriVni Lu Cn to _ \u2018 \u201c13 = cs \u2018ned.AV BUTIBBRP ID NEULAED, 05 troveiies from Canada, wiki #nd o complete \u2018fle of Tw Musevay from 1406 is the Desding Ress of 100 British Museum, Great Ramell Bisess, W.Cleaden, Baglend, Che Que Percuryer Bayuapay Evanine, Fas.11, 1008 Lord Dufferin bas sent an impora- tive dunning letter to the Turkish Government for payment of the £35,000 ransom of Mr.Buter and Colonel Synge.AEE \u2014 The Princess Jeanne Bonaparte daugbter of the late Priuce Pierre, will be married toward tbe close of this month to Count Christian de Villepenve Esclapon.Bhe will receive a dowry of $400,000 from the fortune broagbt to her brother, Prince Roland, by bis marriage with tho daughter of M.Blanc, the great gaming table proprietor.CE A Cabinet Council wss beld on Thoreday, at which the railway poliey of the Government was disens- in the evening, and the impression prevails tbat the Csbinet finally resolved what courso to follow regarding tbe disposal of the rosd.Is is also belioved here that the offer of the Syndicate will be presented to the ouse as the most favorable to the evuntry.We believe it was resolved to eall the House together on the 9th of March\u2014_\u2014 EE Chapleau expects that the city of Quebec, ir order to be released trom the paymont of the balance of 8600,000 of ite subscription to the North Shore Railway, will abandon its pretensions as lo a juint proprietorship in the railway and give the Government a title of the Palais property, containing about a million foet of land.The Government will band ever te the city the old military wood yard where the cattle market is now situst ed, complete St.Andrew's streel, removc the line of railway from Prinee Bdward street within five years, build a permanent line frcm the Palais to deep water, and considerably enlarge and extend the wharves at the Palais, into tbe river toward the portb.No time for these works being completed is mentioned, and the land is clearly worth far more than the $600,000 obligation.er} The following were tho guests at the State dinner st Rideau Hall on Thurs day evening : Sir J A Macdonald, Hon E Blake, Hon L 8 Huntington, Sir J Cartwright, Hon W Laurier, Sir WJ Ritchie, Sir A Campbell, Archbishop Taché, Sir I.Tilley, Lieut-Governor Robitaille, Sir H Langevin, Sir C Tupper, Hon J H Pope, Hon P Mitchell, Judge Gwynne, Judges Taschereau, Henry and Fournier, KR Le Moine, Clerk of the Sonate, Hun J A Moumeau, Major Gon Strange, Col Dyde, A DC, Colonel De Winton, Col Panet, Colonel Gzowski, A DC, J G Bourinot, Clerk of the House of Commons ; Dr Todd, Mr F Trudeau, Mr Baliairge, Mr Wickeived, Mr Kimber, Col Ross, Col Stewart, Maj Holbech, A D C, Capt Bhepherd, Mr Wm Smith, Mr Z A Lash, Col Priune, Canon Johnston, Mr Provost, Mr A Patrick, Mr J M Courtwey, Col Powell, Mr W D Muc Donnell, the Bi-hop of Ontario, Hon J C Chapasis, Hon F N Gibbs, Hon J C Aikins, Hon F Guofirion, Hon W Mu Duuyall, Uon C Pelletier, C M G, and Mr Jas Johnston\u2014\u2014 The Ottawa correspondent of the Stor says : \u2014Lady Balfour received at the opening of the Houses much attention.She sat on the left of tho throne She is a pure Campboll, Anyone would be struck with her elose resomblance to the Marquis, if she were met quite apart from bim.The same light auboro bair and fair complexion, the same contour of [ace and feature, even to details, only fominixed.A MonoroLyr.\u2014Tho firm of Carrier, Laine & Co., of Levis, are evidently monopolising everything in the sha; of Government works si it is tres that a Cabinet Minister aad seversl Members of Parliament are interested _ in the eoncorn, of contse \"thé easy manner in which all the pablie work ae into Aboir lap is caslly essomated The session was contissed liste | P A bil} bas beon introdused in the Conseetiont House of Representatives requiring botel and boardiny-bouse keepers, and householders, to notify ; without delay the heulth officers of the town, eity or borough in which they resides of any case of cholera, yellow fover, malignans diphtheria, malignant warlet fever, or smull-pox, occurring on their premises.e Board of Health is empowered to enforce sola.tion of tha case, and to control Lhe attendance at school of children living in the dwolling, or to prevent other persons living there from attending places oi publio assemblage.-\u2014\u2014 Barr ro Hon.M.Cavomon.\u2014Mr.and Madame Shebyn gave lust evoning at their princely residence, Donnacons Terraca, Grande Allée, one of the most fashionable and successful bails of this sesson.The entertainment was given in honor uf the Lieutenant.Governor of Manitoba and Madame Lauchon, now on a visit to Quebec, and was in every respect worthy of the proverbial hospitality of the host and hostess.Among the guests presont were M.le Comte de Besmaisons, Consul-General for France,and M.Bols, Consul for Bulgium.Danoin was kept up till à late bour, wben à retired delighted and convinced of having spent one of tho pleasantest ot evenings.+.Tuz Land SALE.\u2014Some of the di- Society foel a little sore over the sharp ractice by which the Society was so simply let in for that $50,000 in the recent land transaction, more especial ly as some of their brethren are stated to have participated in the spoils.Those of the Directors wbose bands are clean will buve to demand ao in- vostigation or resign, and then the names of the gentlemen who divided vp the little sum will probably be made public.One of them who got 320,00) is off on a trip to Furope, and another.à Cabinet Minister, who got $10,000, is about to give a grand entertainment.*\u201c Come easy, go easy is un old saying in connection with ill- gotten wealth.GUBERNATORIAL FesTiviTiEs,\u2014Most of the Provinciul capitals enjoy an annual public ball or some other generous ent: rtainment, to mark the exist ence of hat useless ufficial, a Lieut.- Governor.Onturio has just enjoyed the splendid festivity ai Toronto, and the \u201cblue noses\u201d are now in the midst of preparations for theirs, which comes off in u few days.What is our Gaspé friend who oceupies the Quebec gubernatorial office doing?Ho very oon.veniently forgets the 31st December balls of all bis predocessors, but takes the trouble to run all the way to Otta«a lo enjoy the couvivialitive at the Rideau Hall-\u2014 Dirzer Taxarion.\u2014All along we have been told tbat our finances wore in «0 deplorable a state that notbing could save the Province but the im position of a heavy tax.Mr.Wurtele puts a new face on things when be states that this will not be required, and that bankrupey and rain are still far off.In another year he sunguinely trusty, our affairs will show even a more marked exhibit for tbe better.The new Treasarer is evidently more hopeful than bis predeccseors ~~ Nous Verrons Tax Roaps.\u2014 Will not the people, cepesially on the main etrects, give a helping hand to the police officers by keeping tho roads in order?It is re= ally lamentable to see the state of the roads in many parts of the eity.Iu order not to act harshly, the police force, in addition to their ordinary patrol duty, are put to the trouble of | going several times to occupants and | proprietors of houses, requesting them to take away snow, which lies before their doors three and four feet high, and to level cahots that are, when complained of, froquently two and three days formed.A little consider ation of what is due to our neighbours and a prompt helping band 10 this mutter by all citisens would prevent a good deal of trouble, and frequently prevent our being obliged to pay annoying and possibly inconvenient sums for fines und costs.A little more thoughtfulness and prompt aetion would tond to diminish the labors of the men employed in this vory unpleasant as well as at times arduous work.\u2018 Questo West.\u2014In view of the early approach of tbe general elestions, we notice that some of the probable and ible candidates for Queboc West, ve come down quite hand-omoly in | the way of subscribing to the League fond.They have dashed down their names for twenties and tens with an uncommon recklessness.We bo our Irish friends will beware of the twenty dollar man, there ia too much volt about him.Besides, we hope to see a good fair, square Liberal eandi- date some ont for this constitaoner.THA QUABSU DAILY MEROURY SATURUAY, well\u2019's, Morgan's, Lsvigue\u2019s, Stanley's, and Dawson's.A English a1 PROBABILITIES DUB ST.LAWRKNOB DISTRICT Meteorological OBoe.Toronto, Feb.11.à St.Lawrance\u2014Winds ahifiing to enstward ; milder weuthor ; inore sing eloudiness to-night.to morrow, Bnow or sain Guif\u2014Winds mostly from the north and west; fine cold weather.C.Canruant, Sept Quenszo Cenrru.\u2014 Langevin bopes 10 be asked 10 como forward for this constitusney and is sadly exorcised at the visit of Mr.Cauchon Lo Quebec at this time.shoad, There is evidently fun \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014mm re Tus Jews PA | FOR SALE! THE PASSENCER STEAMER | \u201cBIENVENU\" Tonnage 648, hsving Two Low Pressure Eogines, 5U forse-Pow-r comnine-l.or price and particulars apply to The 8t.Lawrence Steam Navigation Compan 8t, Andrew's Wharf, a pass, A.GARUURY, Secretary.Fe\u2019.7, 1881, COMPLETE CLEARING SALE ! AS 1 INTEND TU LEAVE QUEBEC, as 0000 ss [ can dispose of my Stook, I bave decided to sell it ont AS FAST AS POSSIBLE! THIS BEING A BONA FIDE S4LK, Great Bargains will be given as the Stock MUST BE SOLD! JOHN LAMB, Y.MC, A BLOCK.Opposite Monteaim Market; | deat, 1004, FEBRUARY 11, 163 NAW ADYBRSINANANTE Teaders\u2014L' institut Onandien House and Grounds for Nele\u20140G R Rea'rew Courert\u2014DNational bohool Hall Quebec Gas Company=D H Geggle House to Loi\u2014F T Thomas House to Loi\u2026=Williom Home Fes Sale 0: te Lot\u2014odo Ver Hals or te Loi-de House to Lot-Woston Hunt House to Let - de thenmer for Sale-\u2014A Gaboury Obeap lale=F T l'homme Allan Lino-\u2014\u2018ee éth page Pisuoforte for Bale W $ Parke 4 Co Quubco & Lake Bi John By\u2014Ses advi Dry G ods=d Lamb New Rooks\u2014Dswson & Oo Dey Goods=Glover Fry & Co Quebes Contre! Rail way-\u2014aBes adt ere re tent NEW ADVERTISEMBNTS.Geagaphica Society of Quebec, MEMBERS ARE REMINDED (bat the ADJUURNED MEETING for ELECTION OF OFFICERS for the ensuing year, bo., takes place at 3 P.M.on MUNDAY, at the Society's Room, Place d'Armes.C LINDSAT, Reco:ding Secretary.Feb 11, 1883.TO LET, FROM 1st MAY.- DUFFERIN COTI'AGY, No UN, 44 d'Arugny Street, Montor lm Ward, now avd for lest six years occupied by W, E, Russell, , Hited with Gas, Water, Closets and Bath.Large Yard and \u201ctables, Can be vis ted duily, from 3 to 6 P.M.\u2018Two Story and Attic Stone House, corner of Ursule snd St, Lewis streets, opposise City Hall, now eceupied by Hon.I.Evanturel.Water, Gas and Closets.R nt mo erate.C-n be visited trom 2 t0 5 P.M, House in Ursule Street, No 37, adjoining now occupied ty F.Usuvreau, Esq.Water and Closet, Newly paiote! aod pspered, throughout.Reat moderate.Visited fiom 2 10 5 P.M.Apply to, H.MoHUGH, Proprietor, 56 Sv.JuLta Sresy, JOHN DUY LE, Notary, Pater Staxsr.Ur to Febil,1 82.IN THE Province of Quebec District of Quebec ) SUPERIUR COUKT.CANADA, } \u2019 William Fyfe stal, Plaintiffs, vs.Christcpher d'assiab, Defendant Public notize is hereby given that in virtne of n writ ot fieri facias de bonis issu d in this cause, the goods and cuattels of the above usted defendant, consisting of tb es, chaire, wash band.»ta' d &c.siised in this caure, will be sold on the twentieth day of ¥.brry just, at ren o'clock in th forenoon, at the d-fendant\u2019's domiclle, \u201ccott sireet, City of Qu bec.HONORE CABAULT, BSO Feb 11, 1882, TENDERS! L INSTITUT CANADIEN DR QUEBEC here by a:k for Tenders for certain Joiner's and Plasterer's Works to be exsouted in the House belcaring to L'Institat Osaadien, in Fabrique Street, and alse for A Heating Apparatus for same Building.Plans and Eprotontions are deposited in the Ofes of ¥.X Br RLINUWURT,Esquice, Arehicest, Ne 391 St.John street, from whem all n:@essary information way be had, The Toudars must be deposited iu the hands of the President, H.J J.B.CHOUIN (RD, Esquire, Ne.111 Bi Anne Street, before NOUN of Tuesday Next, the 14th Inst.L'Iu-titut Canadien do not bind thomsoives te accept the lowest or any Tender.and reserve the right ant te ozsoute, if thoy obose, certain works mentioned in tbe sald spesifioati.ns, By or er, BRNEST MYRAND, Resurdiog-Searctary .Feb 10.1092, 8 QUEBEC GAS COMPANY.NOTICE, A DIVIDEND UF THREE AND A HALF PER CEN l' for Six Monthe has be:n de.olared by the Directors upon the Capital Stock of this Compuny, payable at their Office on and after tbe lat MAK H NEXT.The Transrse Book will be closed to the First protime, inclusive, By order of the Direstors, 4 \u201cD.R.eBOGIK, Besrelary sad No, 1163.Gas Weans, AlONaly | Quebec, Fob 6, 1403 } To the premises now cecupled by Messrs WURTELE & C,, PRY GOODs, 00.73 ST.PETER STAR; =THB FOLLOWING Show-Room Goods Will bo offered during the month ot Pobrean breatly Reduced Piss | Dinner and Breakfast Netw, Dinner Netta, Dessert betta, Ten Netix, Chamber Netty Parian Figures and Basta, \u2019 Cologne Neits and Behemian Vases, Plated Ware, Kerosene Chandeli Peoadants, eters, Hall Lamps, Table Lamps, and Bracke, F.T.THOMAS Show-Rooms: 116 MOUNTAIN hn, House and Grounds for Sale- THAT BEAUTIFUL - situated Property on the Fore Road, facing on Maple venue, D i the undersigned, » BOW occupied by The bouse is in perfeot order, heated with steam, and coniai ! improvement, ma every modern orms of payment libaral G.BR.REN Feb9, 1883, RE FRE.TO LET.THAT TWO STUREY BRICK Dwelling, Corner of Oliver and HY St Eustache streets, St, Jona k Suburbe, at present occupies oy Mr.C.P+vorly.The boues is heuted by bot water.Visitiog hours from 2,30 to 5 P.M.F T.THUMA8, 114 Mountain Hill, Feb 7, 1802, iw HOUSE TO LET, THAT DBLIGHIFULLY SITUated Bsone Hous-, No 51 1, 8t Joba Hirst, Mount Pleasant, with large aod ocommodious Stables and Coach-House and Gar.len,st prerent occupied by Roberts H.McGreevy, Eq.Apply to Hi.C.AUSTIN, N,P, Ur WILLIAM HOMB No, 51 Peter Street, Feb 7, 1882 se FOR SALE OR TO LT, \" THAT LARGE AND COMFORTable Double House, No.186 HH Champlain »ir-et, at present oo cupied by P.Fitagersid Apply to H.C.AUSUIN, NP, Ur WILLIAM HOME, No 81 8t, Peter Streeu Feb 1.18°23 i\u201d FOR SALE OR TO LT, THE WHARF AND HANUARD adjois- ing Messrs.Allan, Rae & \u201cos, known 4 \u201cCrawford's.\u201d | Apply to H.C.AUSTIN, NP.Ur WILLIAM HOME, 81 Peter street.Fob 1, 1803.iw HOUSE TO LET, THAT LARGE FIRST-CLASS HY Dwelling.Houge, No.38 5t.Lewis Street, er Town, at presen occupied i Mrs, D.McDonell Hus a yard and Stable, Possession 1st May next.Apply to \u201c WESTUN HUNT, 69 Daltousie street, Lower Town: Feb 1, 1001.HOUSE TO LET.THE FIRS!-OLASS D'WELLIN Ne JU M Denie siree!, Cape, fi ta best with hot water, at press\u2019 oceupied by Duesn Lurie, lege Lg XT] or > ot May nest.1 Appls te WESTON BUNT, Ou Daibousie street, Lower Pod 5, 3006.« sold, Mortgages uen Biils of Lading, bought bes! Bete vane pant 070.eipte, Bills of Exo) verbes sad \u2018Accoun:s examined, \u2014 \u2014Guebon.\u201cvabruery 30 1003 aw ter IN i 111 STOCKS Asked J i ; ol Tv , Unios auk.5 oe row 1 5 ros! Hanks * 1 sou sai .hante Bank.ro 12 : ! Here roe U1) TPPPRTY) 141 vod : ano Bank.es het s Toronto Bank.1% ei : Molsont\" paul ve à se pu Peuple.ooo ent .nb Rt : Cartier Bankne Bank.118 Leg 0 Finsnois! Aus 4 108 | von + Oct preference.1 : Do do urdiuary.ue \u2018 lway Cc -\u2014 Quebeo Men 106 | 108 | 7 60 -\u2014 | - 88 Coee Ferry Co nn 119 + Quetec Fire =|- | Canadian - Mont.Telegraph 12 1 u 4 $ pos OF RB.Oo.| 1333) 1814] 6 Rich.& Ont Nav Co.es 3 Mont City Uas ee ha 63 | 10 BALES T'o-nav\u2014Montreal Baok, \u20185 a 701, TB at 2018, TO nt 31 14, L00 at 20018, 3 at 7014 ; Commerce dy T5 at leu; One trio do, 800 nt 66, 315 at 604; Mont City 3 25 at 1633, 180 st 1+8, \u20180, 15 et 1624 Une \"164, 50 at 163; Mon CP B Co, 6 at .Rich & Unt Nav Lo, 70 at big.in: vought sud soid tor cash ana ob wargi \u2014 \u2014\u2014_ A CARD.sre suffering trom the errors nervous w.akuess, 1 will To all who ç end fiscretion of youth, er, loss of minhood etc, | eihat will cnre you, FREE send yu à re0p A pr HARGE This great remedy was oF ed by # missionaty in doutu Americs.! he Rav.Bead & selfaddress d enve' pe to the Jours T, Inman, States D, New York City.Sm-rod Deets iol a UOUGH, COLD or SORE THROAT should Le stopped.Neglect frequently re- salts in an Incursvle Lung Disease or Con sump BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES do not Jisorder the stomach liks d bals ms, but act dire tly cough syrups an ed te, sllaying Irritation on the indamed PA MA, BRONCHITIS gives relief in ANTHMA, Coreus, CATAKBH, and the THRUAT YRUUbLES which Siesss amp Posie Spn.xsRs sre subject to.Wor .birty years Brown's Brouchisi Troches bave been recommended :y | hysioluns, and s!ways giver complete sntisfaction.Having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly nn entice generation, they bave attained well merited rank amcng the few staple remedies of the age.Sold at 250,4 box everywhere.MoTAkkS! MUTHeRS 11 MOTUERS 111 Are you disterbed at night and broken of your vest by a sick child suffering snd crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ?If so, gost once and get a bottle of Mas, WinsLow's \u201coormxa Brno.It will relieve the poor little suficrer immediately\u2014depend upon it : there is no mistake about it.There is nots mother on earth who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will regulute the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and Ith to the child, opers ng like magic.It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasaut to the taste, and is the prescription of one of ths oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States.So'u eveiywhere, 33 cents 8 bottle.Febitly ~ MAIL TIME TASLE.Quanso Post Orrios, Jauuary 1661 Don MAILS Cross AM.Pu, AM.P.M arse 10.00 North Bhore RR .cee0 .».8,00 7.30.Grand Trurk BR.00.600 7.80 .ToMontreal by rail (8) .60v wees 410 Riviere du Loup Baile WAY.EY a.\u2026.8,30 Gaspé, Bonaventure, New Brunswick, Novs Soot'a,PE Islnd, Nowfoundland aud Bermuda is Halifax by Intercoloniat &K, daily, Çb) Kusors, by Canadien Line, 8sur- day at.00so0cccce « by Cunard Line, via New Yuik on Monduy at.=.6,00 MF Mail per steamers from Rimouski eloss on Satudays at 11.00 A.M.Supplemenary Bay at Noon, +Fostal Car Bag open WIT TI8 F WM.b= Do do do IAM, er etters muet pus! 16 minutes before the closing of each mail.Street Letter Boxos visited at 600 À M, 4 18 A M, end 3 30 P M and 700 P M, Oarritra Deiivery==9 30 AM, 10 30 A M, end 230 P M.J.8, PRUNEAU, Postmaster 845.Gb.15,00.FOR SALE.The vorke of L\u2019Abbe Loitez Laine, Loloine abd others dy oc ©.FRRCRETTR Dunde Bagh 3 1000, LL SOCIETE DE Prels el Placements de Quebec NOTION.\u2014 MOTIOK IS HKR(BY GIVEN thet the ANAUAL GENÉRAL MERTING of the béockboiders of this Ingtirution, fur the Elresiog nf Directors, reception of the Annual Report, 81d he transaction of General busi.ves, wil be hel ab the Heolety's O.lice, on MOND\\Y, the 184h FEBRUARY NEXT, ot Ÿ V'olock P.M, NOTION le also given (hat at {he paid meeting moti ne will be wad: to amend the following articles of the rules and by-law of the Bo tety '\u2014 19.Art, Sé\u2014By atrikiog out the word #deuzieme\u201d (» 0oud), in the rd line, and rahstlstting thereto the woid * dernier \u201d ('nat), in orter that part of the article me; read as follows 1 \u201c0 dernier Lundi du o ois de F.v let\u201d (the last Mouday of (be month of Fib.uary', and that the annual gener) meeting of the stoe-holders will be bere.aft) beld on the last Monday of February of enh yea: instead of the » oond Monday.39 Ar, 48\u2014By st lting out the word \u201ctrois\u201d (three), in the Mist lire, and sub.sthutiug tbe w.rd \u201cdeux\u201d (two), in order that that pert of the sriicle may read as follows: \u201cLes Dirccreurs nomment deux Auditeurs\u201d (the Directors appoist two Auiltors), aud thut in tuture two Auditors omy will be appointed for the suuiting uf the bonb s aud accounts of the Society, 80.Art.20\u2014By rtiiking out the word #deng\u2019 (two), jn the third line sud suv- stitu lng the eto ths word \u201ccinq\u201d (ve) ie order that 10 future, snd after the election which \u2018s to talkie pla: ¢ on the 13th Fi bruury, of the prosent year, esch Director must bold five +hares of permancnt stock in the Society, This smendment will come inte force only at ibs general meoting to be bold ia 1868.LOUIS BOURGET, Ble By order, ROBT.LaBOOHE, Rec .Treasr.P.8 \u2014Shareholders who bave not paid all the installments due upon their siock, and shareholdirs who have Lorrow-d on the security thereof, will not be entitled to vote The Anuual Hep rts will be ready tor distributio 1 at the Bouiety's Otfiee, on Mondav, the 6ta February next.Jan 28, 1483.GEORGE HALL & CO, Grocers ad Wine Merchants, 2 ST.JOHN STREET, GIVING UP THE BUSINESS | WINES, &c, AT VERY LOW PRICES ! TO LET \u2014FRUM\u2014 1882, \u2014MAY-\u20141882.In the Best Business Parts of the City.No.1.SHOP and DWFLLING, No.2 St.Johu Street, w ith cellars which cannot be surpassed, aad at present ccouvied by Groses Hair & Co., (established 1838.) No 2.LARGE SHOP and DWELLING, No.4, 8t, John Street, next to Grones Haut & Co, and at present occupied as a Boot »ud * bue Ntore.Fixtures very complete foru list Clauss Dry Guode Kssablisoment.The premises are over eighty fout deep, with open gal ery second flat, No.3, 8T.GEORGE'S HALL, Collins Street, b dit Jo urst clans style snd well finivhed, testing enpucity fro n 460 to 500, Can 108 ve sarjassed as» First.Class Ball Rvom, Dining Room, &¢, (with front and rear exit).No.4 DWELLING, containing 8 Booms, over the Store at present occupied by E.kovurs nao, Erq., No.19 John btret, and forwerly by BuuitLano, Photographer.No.5.CELLARS and VAULTS underneath 8» Gaonan's Haus, «t present ocrupled by +.MoManve, Eeq., for Ale and Porter Bottling io connection with the extensive brewery of 0, H.Fletcher, Esq, Sherbrooke.Ottice fac'ng Collins Btre t.No, 6, Several oth r co mfortable DWELLINGS to Let at Low Bsure.Address the Proprietor, WM, COWAN.GEORGE HALL & CO.Jen 19,1882.1 Quebze Sheet Almanac for 1892, INTKD IN COLORS, CINTAINS j= A Lies of the Privy Cuuncil of Canada ; Customs, Trivity House, Consulates ; Corporation, Exobsnge, Board of Trade, Fire Alarm Buzes, Post Office, Money Order Rates, Justioes ofthe Pence Cone ene.Leases, Eciipans, Plancis, Fo Breer Ri81NG \"aad SETTING of the SUN and MOON for the whole year; with views of of Quebec as they appeared fees oars age.For mis hy Lwuon & 00.' \"Bost of Vountus BIS.Doc 8 tôt, QUEBNO DAILY MERCURY, SATURDAY, SIX O'CLOCK EDITION Tie Quebec Bereurg.Saruncar Evamne Fun 11, 1888 = Arebbisbop Lyneh eaused to be read in the Catholie Churebes at Toronto on Junday evening last a manifesto respecting interference in eleutions.His Grace osutions the slergy against sush interference and tells the parish- loners to vote as they think proper.The Eurl of Lonsdale, whose death is announced, was known to Knglish society and the world principally as being the husband of Lady Lonsdale, one of the most famous of the so-called professional beauties of London.The deceased peer was a prominent lurf- man, a great yachter, and from all accounts rather sn eccontric, it not a somewhat a high living nobleman.Iv was during ovo of his yachting trips to the Western Continent, about two years ago, that a scandal arose in connection with his beautiful wife, which, however was subsequently cleared up to the satisfaction of society and the parties most deeply concerned.The rl we boliove leaves a child.BY CABLE THIS EVENING Paris, Fob 11.The capital of tbe Banque de Macon, which has sto) ayment, ia 2,000,- 000 francs, PP 25 per cent ie paid up.Another suicide has resulted\u2014De Jocus, who invested 600,0U0 franos in shares in the Union Generale.He had lately introduced American vines in the South of France, The Comptoire Breton has failed,and the manuger bus absconded.St.Petorsburg, Feb 11.The uñiversity at Charkoff is closed in consequence of disturbances among the students.Vienna, Fob.11.Gen.Csikos, of the Austrian army, has been retired for executing 180 Bosniun insurgents, Tho Government had directed that only the leaders be executed Three insurgents were banged yesterday.Ardine, Feb.11.The Herzegoveninns established a rovisional Governmeat.The revolt increasiug.Sixty blocks and houses wore destroyed.Berlin, Feb 11.The Palisa at Pola discovered a planetoid of the 13tL magnitude, 10 hours, 20 minutes and 38 seconds right ascension; 13 degrees, and 28 minutes north declination.Bavre, Feb.11.Arrived, ss Amorique\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014g THIS EVENING\u2019S TELEGRAMS.Philadelphia, Feb, 11, General Risl Niles, a gullant Union officer in lato war, is dying here iin verty.poverty Oswego, Feb.11, Geo Parmalee, aged 100 years and 24 days, died bere last night.He was 50 years Pastor in Vermont and had 53 living detcondants and a wife living.New York, Feb.11.A Nashville despatch says that tho State Supreme Court has decided the Funding Act as unconstitutional.The bank statument is as foliows :\u2014 Loans, decrease, $938,600; apocie, decrease, $3.390,400; legal tenders, decreuso, #358,900 ; depnsits, decrease, $5,674,800; circulation, decresse, $149, 6U8 ; reserve, ducrense, $2,330,610.Stooks irrogular; cottrn firm and unchanged ; flour dull and unchanged.Syracuso, Feb 11.Jeremiah Dodds, aged 55, was drowned in tho canul last right while retarn- ing from a wake.[It is supposed be was intoxicated.\u2014\u2014 Rear EvtaTE.\u2014The large roperty situnted near the Marine Hospital, known as the Notre Dame farm was sold, by sheriff sale this morning and adjudged to Mre.Hammond Gowen for $15,600.: Recorpza\u2019s Court To Dar.\u2014Teles- hore Gigure, Thomas Auclaire.Ovide Bouchard, Xavier Pouliot, and Louis Lippen, ourtors,for leaving their horses alone on the Finley Market, while they were down on the slip of the steamship landing annoying the pass.angers, were condemned to $4 and costs each or 10 days jail.Joseph Chantal, butcher, for boing drank and swearing, got 15 days.Catherine Sheau, loitering, 2 months.The casos against Puul Plante and Amature Landry for keeping open their taverns n Senday, snd Paul Plante aad \u2018Alphonse ouliot keeping open their tf were vorne after midnigi pe taken en dekberse FEBRUARY 11, 1808, hoard | Ls came From Montreal this lévening.Montrual, Fob 11 The stock market was sironger to doy Bank ef Montreal advanced 1, pr leg at 304, and Ciuy Gas 34, coiling From Ottawa this Evening.À toboganal Ottawa, Feb li.toboganning party Is 1a rees at Rideau Hall th .aiternoon y ro About Sity memiers and Senators dined at Kidesn Hall last night.To-day st the Police Court, John 8.Barnes and-Mike Kolly were arraigned on a obarge of brencb of the pence.They were arrested by Sergi.Msjor O'Leary during a friendly glove con= test.It is thought the new elcatrie light tower will be in operation early noxt week.The Griffiths bigamy case came 0 again to-dav and was farther enlarged, It is undoretood the doctor will be admitted to bail.-_\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 From Toronto this Evening.Toronto, Feb.11.While Crossing Young Street tho axlo of a butcher's «art was broken on the track.A lad named Francis was thrown to the ground and serious ly injured.Tho wheels ran down the street and through a plate glass window.Vital statisties\u201432 marriages, 5} births, and 35 deaths, four eavh of pneumonia snd phtbisis.A suburban storekue following placard in his window :\u2014 \u201cA fow more loafers wanted.Reference required.\u201d W.H.Carter and Ed.Percy, young Englishmen, got on a sprue last night, und fancying they saw a buffalo in the air, fired off their revuivers For their sport, they puid $20 and $40 respectively.napector Burnham hus charged W.Cook, an employee of the Pow Office, with theft of lace from a letter.Cook some time ugo was suspected of stealing, but on being searched, only the lace wue found.The oweer has now turned up.In the event of conviction five yoars is the sentonce.r has put the From Halifax this Evening.Halifax, N S., Feb 11.Wenther oloar and fine now, the storm having ccased this morning.The ronds are blocked in all directions from drifts, and the mails will be much delayed on tho Iutercolenial Railway.Yesterday's express from Halifux is stilt at Spring Hill.The Quebeo express from Halifax is at Truro.Other trains are delayed at their stations.None left Halifux to-day.The railways are clearing the lines and expect to bave them open this evening.The English mail train is expected Lo reach Moncton at 10.30 p.m., and will probably reach here by midnight.The se, Hibernian hus arrived from Portland.SuperrLuous Junaxs, \u2014Tho opinion bas been expressed that it would be as well if the vacancy creuted by the death of Judgo Luframboise should not bo filled.prominent advocate\u2014a Queon's counsel and 8 conservativo \u2014 strongly tuvors this plan He declar ed thut it is quite unnecessary to have à soparate judge for Gaspe, where tho cuses to be hoard were oxtromely few.The judge of Rimouski,could bave his jurisdiction extonded over Guepe, and bave his salury raised to somo extent, thus sffecting a considerable saving in travelling expenses, besides the saving in salary.\u2014__ + Touraratore\u2014The following is the tom- perature (Farenheit) during each day, by Negretii sud Zambra thermometer, io the sande, 8 tne \u201cMunoury\u2019\u2019 Buildings, Busde street, 15U feet aboye spring tide level :\u2014 1882 [mum [EY m3 pm monn | Wiad.Aspwcr _jmem EE Foui) 18; 13| 18| 18 je Bio svow 8} i131 20 | 80 | 81 |e Bin snow « gl 39 31; 18 Bw lw « 4\u201401\u2014#; Bb; 6 |w clear «81 Bj 8) 18] 1310 cloudy \u201c 8 of S| In| 16 w clear \u201c 7, @| 3 18) 18} \u2014e eloudy \u201c ni 18) | 2) | ow clear \u201c9 wl Bl Bl als olvar \u201c 10) 201 281 441 ule clordy wal 8) 9 20] 20 ew clea \u2014 eo Indicates minus, or below sero, » tm lr EE For veu Houidaya\u2014Latatl's Loodon Ale and Stout ie the most suitable drink 10 offer Lo your friends during tue holidays, l'ry it aud you will be cnrince it is the best and cheapest :irink, both bealtby and not 1.itious to healih, Certiticate from PF.A.H.LaRue, B«q., M.A.) M.D., Professor of Chemistry and Government Analyist for Distriot and City of Que eo: Quebec, April 43, 188(\\\u2014\u20141 hive examined caretully the temples of \u201cAle and Porter\u201d manufactured by Johs Labatt, of London, and tind that beth Are à Very superior quality,and contain nothing of a foreign nature.They ape exonileat beverages fir all who require ° stimulant of this » Mon, M.A, .1706 Pouletrent.| Ap3¥iaw » on Yt ld From Now Brumswick To-day.Great Snow Storm in New Brunswick \u2014 All the Railway Trains Delayed.8.John, Pub 11.\u2018The snow blockade on the railways is worse than it bas been for years.The Quebes exprees and the English wall traing Just night were eancelled, All the trains last night were cancelled and the traine on the 1.C.K.due bere are hours bubind time and sevorsl ave stuck in snow drifts.Energoue «forts are being made to clear the track.The St.Jobn ana Muine roud ie also blocked.Six engines have buen ia the snow banks on the Carleton branch since ast night.The Bangor express due at 6 p m.yesterday, arrived sb \u201c Puirvillo wt 9 a.m, to day.No trains on that road went eut to-day.The storm also delsyod the stamers.A fire at Bloomtioli this morning destroyed the Intercolonial Railway: Station, Grey's Hotel and J.Akin= stands country store.Greys bad $1,100 insurance in North British and Mercantile Co and the station master hud $455 in the same office.Mrs Lewin, wife of Benator Lewin, died this morning.Brr's Cooos,\u2014GsareroL axe Cousonting.«#By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which goverm the operations of digestion and nutrition, aud by a careful applies.tion of She ne properties of woll-selauted cocen, Mr.Eppe vided our breakfast tables with a Betioately favoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 iin [tis by the judicious nse of such articles of diat that & constitution may be gradually built ap mtil strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.Hundre is of subtle mais.dies are fluating around us ready to attaok wherever there is à weak point.Wems eacapé many a-fstal shañt by koeping ourselves well fortited with puse blood and a properly nourished frame *\u201d\u2014Civic Sunvion Gasaven.\u2014Male simply with boiliog water or milk, Sold only ia Packsts a.d Tins (§1b sid ib.), labelled \u2014\u201cJruss Eres & Ooommopathic Chemists London, England.\u201d - Also makers of