Daily evening mercury, 20 janvier 1886, mercredi 20 janvier 1886

[" s2xV YEAR.\u2014NO.16.QUEBEC WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, bé 1886 SIX O'CLOCK PRICE ONE CENT.A CURIOUS CASE.A Confessed Murderer Nos the Real Culprit.i.The French papers have been full of à case which junior members of the criminal bar would do well to take a note of.A worjan was put on trial for the straugling-her baby, and at the preliminary examination she confessed her crime.At the trial medical evidence was basrd, and the doctor told the Judge he did not believe the woman to bo the eulprit.Th\" Anger marks were fresh on the vio- tim's throat when he mada his examination, and the marks were singular, He examined the womans hands, and found her fingers long, slender, and well shaped, but the marks were of a short-fingered hand, stumpy and mis rhapen, and one of the fingers\u2014the first \u2014wna abnormally short.On this the prisoner burst into tears, said she was fond of the child, had not destroyed it, and mentioned in her excitement the real culprit.He was a man of a better claus of life, with whom she had lived as a domestic servant.His arrest followed and the doctor pointed out the prisoner's hands were formed as he described, snd, moreover, that the tirst finger was without » nail and alinost deficient of a joint, On this evidence the jury convicted.The ease in interesting\u2014first as showing \u2014 whut our own books also afford illustra tinn of \u2014~that aprisoner, though innocent, may confess guilt, and secondly, that circumstantial evidence may be absolute ly conclusive.\u2014Pall Mall Gasette.0 A SAD STORY.The Daughter of Joaquin Miller Strandod in Chicago.Cuicago, Jau.17.-\u2014Last Thuraday a young woman, apparently about 21 years of age, called at the office of the Rider Publishing Company and asked for the Literary.Life.Me.ier P, editor pt in the absence of the and to hip she presented a manuscript.| Jwhich she wished to sell.She told à touching story of how she had left Now York with 8 dramatic y, hopipi to achieve a place in the profession bs earn her own support ; how the company went to pieces finally, and how she at tast found herself alone and penniless in Chicago.The girl bore evidence of education and by She concluded Ler story by saying that her name was Maud Miller, and that she was the daughter of the poet, Joaquin Miller.Mr.Elder supplied Miss Miller with money and introduced her to several kind-hearted ladies by whom she was eared for until last night, when she was pus aboard a New York train comfort ably equipped for the journey.ge \u201c Buried Alive.Woonsrock, Ontario, Jan.10\u2014In the early part of last December the people of this place were shocked by the an- nouncemeaut of the sudden death of a girl named Collins while playing on the street with her schoolmates.The body was moved last week from where it had been buried to the family plot, and the parents wishing to view the remains had the enffin opened, when, to their horror, they discovered that a fearful struggle must have taken place after burial.© shroud had been torn into shreds, the knees and body had been deawn up to the chin, one of the arms was twisted under the head and tne features bore evidence of dreadful torture There were wnmistakeable proofs that life was not extinct when the interment occured.Le Effects of the Late Cold Snap.The late cold snap killed cabbages in the gardens in the neighbourhood of Mobile, Alabama, which if they had matured would have sold for $100,000.Florida does not wear her orange belt as proudly as she did ten days ago.The loss in oranges and lemons on the trees, it is said, will reach $500,000, and this, 3t is feared, is & small part of the real damage alone.sr rtm rn ere ee.\u2018Want More Land.Prince Nikita of Montenegro has gone to Constantinople to protest against the Bulgarian union, and to demand an extension of territory for Montenegro.At a locturd on \u201cThe Decline of literature,\u201d the eloquent orator shouted : \u201cWhere are the Chaucers, and Shakes.Roares, and Milthnd, dnd\u2019 Spenders, abl acauleys! Where are they, I.auf.And a voice answered sadly, from the gallery, \u201cAll dead.\u201d ASSASSINATION RAMPANT, A Week's Record in Prance\u2014Sensation- al Details.There are no less than five assassins.tions within a week reported from Corsica and the south of France in addition to three in Paris.Now a later instance comes from Havre.A man throttlsd his misiress at ten in the evening, put the body back into the bed and opt until nine next morning by the side of the corpse.An extraordinary attempt at assassination in a railway carriage between Lyonsaud Paris is also reported.M.Letelier, n deputy from Algiers, was attacked by a well-dressed stranger arined with a sword cane.M.Letelier juwped at his assailant and manuged to grasp the blade of the sword, the would-be assassin holding the handle.lu the struggle they got so exhausted tlist neither dare move lest he should ex hfmself to the wercy of the other.Lhe assassin and victim glared at each other until the train reached a station, when gendarmes took the robber into custody.ANOTHER SENSATIONAL MURDEH The most spnuational murder of the week was that of Marie Aquetan, one of the best known characters of the Parisian demi-monde, and formerly a member of the ballet of the Eden The atre.She was found one morning in her own apartment with her throat cut from ear to ear.Her jewels and 6,000 francs in money had been stolen.The young woman had Leen the mistress for swe time past of the cashier of the Franco-American Club.The cashier discovered ber body on his return home early in the morning from the club.All the indications were that the murder had been committed by a stranger.He had gagged bis victim to prevent her making an outery.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Poor King Louis.A letter from Munich says that the state of King Louis\u2019 health, both mentally and bodily, grows alarming.Duns and Rnancial disappintments have driven the King across the border line between sanity and insanity.He never speaks, and sees no one.When his Premier calls, he has to state his business from behindascreen Even the queen-mother is excluded from her son's presence.The Bavarians are beginning to weary of being ostracised by their monarch, and sedition is openly preached in the Munich beer gardens.Launch of a Torpedo Oruiser.The second of six torpedo cruisers building on the Clyde for Her Majesty's Government was launched recently by Messrs, Thomson.She was named the \u201cArcher\u201d by Lady Campbell, of Blythswood.The vessol is 225 fest long by 36 feet beam and 19 feet deep, and her displacement is 1,630 tons.Engines of 4,000 horse-power (indicated) will be supplied to the steamer, and she will carry six 6-inch guns, and eight machine guns.She is similar to the \u201cScout,\u201d launched a few months ago.mp \u2014 The Polish Expulsions.Forty thousand Poles have already been expelled from Prussia, and Russia is retaliating by still more wholesale ex- ulsions.Herr Von Jazdzeoski, in the Reichstag, amid ringing cheers, declared the day would come when honest Germans would look back at this cruel persecution of innocent aliens with shame and reprobation.Mr.Moellur declared the expulsions as \u201cunworthy of an age of international tunnels and telegraphs,\u201d and Herr Windthorst denounced them, but the discussion led to nothing.gp The Bnd of the World again.The following prophecy concerning the destruction of the world was made by Nostradamus, the celebrated French astrologer, who died in 1566 :\u2014*Quand George Lieu crucifiern, Que Marc la resuscitera, Et que Saint Jean le portera ; La fin du monde arrivera.\u201d Which means that the world will come to an end when the fenst of St.George falls on.Good Friday, the feast of SL.Mark on Easter, aud Corpus Christi on St.John's Day.Such is the case this year.rset Nervous Debilitated Men.Y allowed a fair triad of thirty days of the uso of Dr.over Cranial Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the iy relief and nent cure of Nervous Tebitl , loss of Vitality and Manb., and kindred troubles Also, for many other Complete , restoration A v and man pesant.Sl Pinel Mistral \u2018pamphlet faim forma terms mailed y address ing Voltmio Belt Co.Marshall Mich i J.B LALIB: ERTE, 148, St.Joseph Street, St.Roch\u2019s, Quebec.x x - THE LARGESH STORE OF THE KIND IN THE DOMINION | FURS! 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Large Selection of\u2014Black Bear, Musk Ox, Brey and Black Goat, Buffalo, Wolverineimmense Stock of \u2014Bed Steps, Black \u2018and White Bear, Silver Fox and Lynx Rugs.Special Lines of Snow-Shoes, Moccasins & Toboggans December 23, 1885, QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY FALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.Commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER 96h 1985, Trains will run as follows : Mail.|Mized| Freight Leave Sherbrooke for] a.m.AM.BeauceJunct., Levis & Quebec.| 8181.! 716 PM.| eu Arrive Beauce Junct .1 1.«oD Arrive Levis.| 3 48.0.« Quebec Ferry.| 4 00,.f.Leaves Q'bec for Beauce, Jet, Sherbrooke and i New England Pointa,; 4.M.| Ferry.los.Leave Levis.1M00.0.»m.Au Arrive Beavoce Junch | 1 10°.oo.Leave Boauce Jet.| 1 2 Cienee ss P.y Acrire Sherbrooke.| 6 15:.300 Leave Levis for St.re.Francois.+.fesse 300.Arrive St, Francois.|.! 800.Leave St Francois for Levis.Arrive Levis.vo \u2014 ea \u2014 ine run os Kastern Fifteen minutes allowed for refreshments at Bee Don aoctionsmède at Shorbeooko with ure ons en er e Passuinpsic, Grand and Central Vermant Railways for Newport, grand, Boston, New York; all New England Éoints, and for Montseal and the West vis Lake Som, At Harlaka Junotion with Intercol .way, River du Loup, Cacouna, Sea Ba juts along ths 38 Lawrenos, and all points in Be Maritime Provinbes, At Quebec with tha St Lawrenoe and Saguenay Steamboat Co.amd with North Shore Railway for 8¢ Leon Springs wd te shove Quebecpoin JAS.& WOODWARD, Jan7,'08- Movi, 85.General SKIN DISEASES Are of two kinds ; firstly, those which are only skin deep(which are not now to be considered): secondly, those which are caused by a bad state of the blood, and which attack various parts of the body in different ways, Skin disease shows itself in the HEAD sometimes in the form of Dandruff whici: \u201crum: of combing and brushing will ge: Sl fn Tsim form of Scaly Eruptions.In the NECK, by sn enlargement of the glands (commonly called Glandular Swellings), which if unchecked become very unsightly wounds.In the ARMPITS, and the inside of the ELBOWS, by an inflamed Roughness of the Skin, which is very inful when washed.In the HANDS, by eeps Oracks or Fi jura, wilh, if healed for a few days, speedily open again, or by horny- looking patches.ta the Feds, by Hard, Shiny, and Inflamed Swellinge, or by wounds more or lesa d And on the BODY, in Red, Scaly Patches, which as often sa rubbed off form again, or in the discharge of a thin, watery fluid of à very di ble nature.In all these cases the treatment should be twofold.An Ointment is required to relicve Itching, sod Medicine must be taken to change the state of the Blood, and render it pure, Both these requirements are supplied by Dr.Roberts\u2019 Celebrated Medicines, The OINTMENT calied THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND\u2019 \"And the PILLS, called PILULÆ ANTI-SOROPHUL Æ OR ALTERATIVE PILLS.Th do Mediiies have now stood the test Te nL Waving bom Iisfodubed 16 the public in the latter part of the las or.They may be obtainent LE A0 CNE\u201d we the BRACH & BARNI : l'T, BRIDPORF, .Price 1s.14d , 2s.9d, 11s.and Sn .Porgy.a .June 98, 1485.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 O.REVAL, Pusuisnaa 15 How pgs sa Âra Puis, Lans, Wil bars indy on a Deospbar ; \u2018TeGanada and the RockyMountains,* Letters written from.\u2018te Nbfember | EAA Grr in Pamphlet, 3.0 dos 16-1m QUEBEC AND LEVIS FERRY The Steamers on this Ferry, connecting with « | tre undermeutioned Trains, will leave QUEBEC \u2018 LEVIS.FOR INTRR(ULONIAL RAILWAY AM.AM.7.45 Mail to Halifax, ; 3.30 \\ocuaumodation 8.00 Accommodation from R.du Loup to R.du Loup.| P.M.P.M.1.45 Mail from R.du 1.45 Mail to R.du | Loup.Loup.6.00 Accommodation | 74 Express from to R.du Loup Halifax.On Saturdays only ir English Mail to R mouaki, POR QUEBEC CEXTRAL RAILWAY.AM.AM 10.30 Express to Sher- | 10.30 Mixed frox 3% brouke Joseph.P.M PM.2.30 Mixed tu St | 4.00 Ex prose from Josaph.$ Sherbrooke.GRAND TRUNK R:R.FERRY On end aftèc the Jath DECRMBER, the Pury Steambr : ; 0 WELL LEAVR.QUEBEC.AXQUTH QUEBBC.7.00 Mail from the P.M.West.1.50 Lightaiéé - Ex | PM.rs the 146 Lightning Ms 4.00 Mailtothe West, em v Jp tdéténs patte | i re Tote! i WW a.\u201cserial Preach Shes ADVERIISERS IN ENGLAND or travel.tors from Cunads will And à complete file of Tux MEncony frais 1588 in the Reading Room of the British Musou, treat Tirasc!t Street, W.C.; London England\u2014\"\u2014 ed £8.== = aanddiGa of Quebec Mercury WRNNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, ea \u2014\u2014\u2014 an a SR TTT = Tus Governor-General has written to Archbishop Tache, of St.Boniface, to eongratulate him upon his late remarkable letter on the situation in the North.West.Princes NaproLeox underwent a surgical operation yesterday for the removal of a tumor of the cheek.During the operation the surgeon found an aboess of the throat, and operated upon it.The patient will recover.Tux Bavarian Secretary of State haa presented a memorial to the King, stating that the Ministry will endeavor to regulate His Majesty's finances on condition that it be empowered to con- srol nis future expenditures Tig Canada Gazette of Saturday next wili announee the date of the opening of Parlininent.There is much speculation as to when it will be called.A few who profess to be in the confidence of the Government, tix the date for the 11th of February, aud others March 4th.Tue unrevised statement of Inland revenue accrued during the month of December shows total receipts 8572,340 of which excise revenue was 3544,366.The revenue from spirits was $326,813, from tobacco and cigars £175,625, and from malt 834,742.Slides and booms yielded $26,773.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Sir Cnanres TuPPER's remark at the banquet in London to Sir John Macdonald, that the Conservative party in Canada \u201cembraced the virtues of both the great parties in England,\u201d is refresh- ine.Sir Charles is a perfect whale for b .ù party enthusiasm and party hate, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A vesrarcu from Downing street is published covering the Act uf the Imperial Parliament respecting the taking of «evidence in the Colonies to be used in the United Kingdom, and providing that judges need not sit themselves but may appoint commissioners.THE reconciliation of Prussia with the Vatican looks like an accomplished fact, but only looks, for so Jong as the question of the Pusen Archbishopric remains unsettled, neither side will disarm.A sensational rumor has been afloat that a Papal Nuncio was to be sent to Berlin Nothing has occurred to confirm the rumor.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Parents shirk altogether too much of ther duty in regard to the instruction of their children.They deputize the public #chool teacher to take care of a child's mind, and the Sunday-school teacher to attend to his soul, and then rest easy in the belief that he is well provided for, so long ns his home furnishes him enough to ent anl tn wear and a place to sleep.Of tire three departments of child-nature, that is to say, the parent gives away his oon] of the two most important, and reserves for himself only the lowest.\u2026-\u2014\u2014 CANADA should certainly lave an Agent General or High Commissioner at Washington, the seat of the Governinent of the United States, as Mr.Blake suggests.If the two countries could be brought into closer relations, as they would ie by accredited resident agents of enh at the capital of the other, arrangements and settlements of difficult questions would be much facilitated, and many misunderstandings would be avoid- cd.There are at present two or three questions of first rate importance between the United States and the Dominionthe fisheries, commercial reciprocity, and in extension of the extradition arrange.nents\u2014no one of which can be settled without a Oanadian agent.eee tlre Lieut.Hewitt, son of Colonel Hewitt, Jommandant of the Royal Military Colora, ond attached to the Royal West Cent battalion, in believed to hd been the whiel ; crobe = Wady Halfa, on the 9th December.- Ra dB dono\u2019 a © The Hop to the Workingmen.It would scein as it the sop thrown by the Government to the unemployed workingmen of this city was likely to prove a bons of contention and a serious source of jealousy batween the national: ities.Already muttorings of the soming storm are beginning to be heard.The French Cauadians complain that the Irish are getting the lion's share and those of Quebec east complain that they are beiuy oatracised altogether, bscause their division is represented by a member of the Opposition, the Hon.Mr.Laurier.But it appears that the unemployed in Quebec West are also discontented, be cause the Government does not employ the whole of them.The Government need not be under the impression that by employing a hundred men they will be tatisfying the thousands of unemployed in Quebec, for nothing short of the employment of a thousand men at least will satisfy the workmen.eee Fire at,8t.Joseph.Between tive and six o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the dwelling of Cyrille Begin, carter, adjacent to the toll gate of St Joseph de Levis.The flames burned with great rapidity and communicated with the adjoining house owned and occupied by Mr.Belanger, pilot, which was also speedily ablaze.The residents lost considerable portions of their effects.The fire is supposed to have originated from the explosion of a lamp, which Begin left behind him when going to the stable.\u2014__ pee Sir George \u201cEtienne\u201d Stephen.In the person of Sir George Stephen, Canada has the seeond Sir George in its annals, the first one having been Sir George Etierne Cartier, and by a coinci dence, the translation in French of the family name Stephen happens to be Etienne, so that the baronet who completed the great Pacific Railway enterprise has the same name as the former baronet and politician, who once exclaimed in the House: \u201cAll aboard for the West.\u201d One has realized the idea of the other.\u2014La Minerve, ge Lecture.The leetare on Italy by the Rev.J.G Sanderson at Association Hall last evening was numerously attended and thoroughly appreciated The fine illustrations thrown on the sereen were new and interesting, and the remarks of the lecturer from his receut personal experience gave additional zest to the subject.By request of the President, Mr Cary moved a vote of thanks, seconded by Dr.Harper\u2014 ce Trial of Locomotives.A trial of American and Canadian locomotives took place here on Monday.A locomotive constructed st Rhode Island left town with 17 cars, and ran as far as the up grade to Lorette with 150lbs, of steam on, before it stopped.A Locomotive built at Kingston, drawin the same load, went as far with 120 lbs.of steam on.Sailing for Europe.A number of Quebecers are going to Europe this week, among those mentioned being Mr.John Burstall, Mr.E.H.Wade, Mr.Price and two sisters, Mr.John Sharples, and Mr.Turner and daughter.\u2014___ A Cold Wave Coming.For the 19th and 20th, zero and windy ; getting colder.For the 2Ist and 24th, clear, calm, and 25 to 35 below zero.H.MippLæTtox.Montreal, 18th Jan, 1886.pe Geographical Society.A lecture will be delivered before this society by the Reverend Abbe Laflamme at the Septuour Haydn rooms, to-morrow evening, on \u201c Le Saguenay : Essai de Geographic Phyeique.\u201d À Quebecer Honored.Mr.Achille Carrier, advocate, formerly of this city, has been elected Prasident of the French-Canadian Association of Minneapolis, \u2014\u2014\u2014,\u2014 Returned Home.Mr.William Sheppard, Post Office Inspector, has returned home from New York very much improved in health.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 re Recorder's Court, A blind nan, for loitering, was sent to gaol for four months.\u2014\u2014prs Mr.Louis Frechette will shortly ail for Paris to overlook the printing of his new volume of verse, Epopees Nationales Six thousand loads bf snow were eol- lected in New York on Sunday, mainly in Broadway, and dumped into the river, Broadway was thoroughly cleaned, but the job was an expensive ons, There are 150 newspapars in the United States printed by coloured men.GUNNER NERCIER'S BRAVERY.With Lieut.Freer He Brings s Comrade From Amongst the Rebels.(Kiogston News.) In conversation with a recently returned Northwest veteran last evening, à member of the News staff learned that a dosd of bravery was performed, the details of which have not yet besn published.It appears that during the battle of Hatoche in which \u201cA\u201d Buttery bore the brunt of the condlict, a gunner named Charpentier, of \u201cA\u201d was shot.A cow- nion, Gunner Merciar, saw his chum Il, and immediately went to hiv aasist- ance.Mercier, who is a small man, tried to raise the body of his comrade to his shoulder, under thu rebel fire, so as to carry him to a pluve of safety, but he was unable to do so.However, he returned to his battery, and asked for assist.anor.Among the first to respond to the gunner\u2019s summons was Lieut, Freer, a graduate of the Royel Military College, and aide de-camp to General Middleton.Both went to where Charpentier was lying, and tenderly they conveyed him within their own lines.Subsequently Charpentier was taken to the hospital at Baskatoon, where ha died on June 3.Mr, Mercier, who is a young Quebscer, is still doing service in the Northwest, \u2014\u2014\u2014 DIDN'T SPEAK FRENCH, The French Language and the Treaty of Paris.In the Superior Court yesterday in Montreal Justice Loranger presiding, the case ofthe Canadian Mutual Fire Insurance Company versus Wilkinson et al, opposants, was \u201called.A judgment had been obtained against Wilkinson who had not appeared in answer to the summons and a seizure had been made on his goods and valuables.He had fyled an opposition alleging that he was not the real defendant, that Le had never had any transactions with the plaintiff and that he had not appeared in answer to the original writ of sum.mans and declaration because he did not understand the French language, and was not aware of the contents of the document in question.Mr.Curran said that there was another point of great importance ; under the Treaty of Paris thie French language was to be respected and this was for the protection of the French Canadians who were to have the enjoyment of their laws, customs, etc.It could not be contended, however, that this was to werk injuriously to those who spoke the English language, \u2014\u2014 SINGULAR ACCIDENT.Terrible Dangers Incident to Shantywork.An accident of a singular character occurred in John W.Grant's shanty in Madawaska, on Wednesday last.The victim is a young man from Rimouski, 81 P.(), named Augustin St.Laurant, about 285 vrurcofage.He anda companion were feiling a tree for logs, which struck a small maple, bending thn top down to the grouned.A piece about I5 feet long and half the tree broke off and split the maple, and was projected backwards in the direction of St.Laurant, striking hiin on the right side of the head and body.The peor fellow lay utterly unconscious ix u stupor for over 48 hours The paralysis aud bruise are not on the ithe stoi, Gut on the other side, left, of the snev and body.The doctors pronounce his case hopeless.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Temperature, The following is the Temperature Record for every 24 hours in the shade at The Mercury office, 130 feet above spriny tide, as registered by the improved thermometers of Negretti & Zambra, Holborn Viaduct, London, (Philosophical Instrument Makers to Her Majesty aud the Adiniralty), made especiully for our use :\u2014 eee ess 1886 un 8 am.3pm maxi- wind.aspect Jan.1.32 38 33 36 esnow?in \u201c2 3 35 35 87 \u2014 dloudy \u201c 3H 35 8 40.clear 4 WM 35 % 40 e cloudy \u201c 5 3% 40 42 \u201c vain \u201c6 8 37 23 38 e cloudy \u201c7.8 10 5 22 w clear + BR 0 4 0 eo variable \u201ca 0 3 13 18 « snow in \u201c10.16 16 22 2 w clear \u201c11-2 0 5 20 w cloudy \u201c12-19 \u201414 \u201415 \u2014 5 w clear \"13.18 \u201410 0 5 w clear \u201c+14.\u2014 0.10 10 w \u201c185 5 10 18 23 w clear \u201ci6 15 2t 27 38 eo cloudy \u201c17.25 29 33 36 wanow lin \u201c18, 2 5 10 57 w clear 10, 2 8 14 19 © cloudy \u201c20, 12 18 13 18 w clear (°) Signifies minus, or below serv, re me ctl ce rete The continued use of Robinson's Plosphorised Emulsion invariably eloanses the lood from all impurities aud restores the system to a state of healthfulness, that is mani.feated in increased constitutional vigor, activity, and lightness and buoyan i ayy?ask Vpn Rosixson's Suey olupria Earzeu x, sod be sare you get it PUBLIC NOTICE.\u2014 x PROVINUE OF QUEBEC, MoniciraLiTY or Tus Panien or St, SAUVEUR DE QUEBBO.PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN BY ANTOINK ROUSSEAU, Becromay - Treasurer of the Muaicipal Council of the afaressid Municipality, that the Lands or Propartiss hereinafter meutinned shall be sold at Public Auction, in the 1'ablic Hall of tho Parish of Bains Bauveur, on WEDNESDAY, the THIRD DAY of the Month of MARCH, sighteon bundrod sad eighty-six, at TEN o'clouk in the Ferenoon, in default of payment, before thas day, of the Taxes, for which they sre liable and costs incurred.FSFE Names of owners or uceu- Ntrees.JH 3 = pente.: 3 8 a v{31 | 44 É Joseph Fournier dit Larces.[Prince de Galice.| 230100 | Vacami Lot.| § 94 Joan Bit.Collet dit Ploard.j8t.Andre.2217! 2400 \u20ac oe Michael O'Connor.t.Valier.! 2296| .With Bailding.13 10 Phileas alias Francois Ver ! rult.Hamel 085! 1369 | 1266 Jean Bt.Juneau Hermine.JH 10744 | + \u201c 10873 Flore Cameron .Metcalf.t 924) 2608 ) + nd Bagot.047) 2988 ; « 197 -.{Nupoleon.| 973; 2090 | *\" \u201c i408 .\u201c 98 27721 1000 \u201c 1010! 2740 | + + 91 \u201c i 1008] 2654 | 1013 \u201d wg) 2708 | + \u201c 19 19 St, Louis.\" 1120] 1335 | * \u201c 196 Fenlinand Gignac.-JSt.Elizabeth.$swlesp! 1875 § « 850 Joseph Pepin.8 1969) 3506 | Vavant Lot.747 Widow Fabien Vezina St.Gertrude.! §xx1637| 1376 \u2018With Building.se Estate Louis Savard St.Monique.1477/ 2706 | + ® 60 Widow Joseph ianginis Nt, Therese.i 1501) 2706 | «* 44 Aurelien Letellior, .88, Anne.2030! 2762 | Vacant Lot.788 Honore Minguy.St.Valier.Partsz1430/ .[With Building.675 Alexis Galarneau .St, Luc.1,61; 2688 | ** + 156 Eatate Louis Lefel i Boulanger.St, Andre.1405; 2752 | « 667 Louis Garueau.Parent.115: 2242 |\u201c \u201c 1271 SAINT SAUVEUR DE QUEBEC, 13th January, 1886, ANT.January 20, 1886.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.TO LET, A FINE NEW SHOP in the Music dred FAR ise to the St.Lows Hotel, with large plate glass windows, a most desirable location for business.| Possession 1st May or before.Apply to Jan.20-im Riri RUSSELL.QUEBEC SKATING RINK.THY RINK IS OPEN every day (Sundays excepted) from 8 A.M.to 6 PM, and en we poule ya asd Saturdays from 8 P.M.te 10 P.M, Ruluieribers aml those holding Complimentary or Spectators Tickets only admitted.Family Ticket, including | Gentleman, all the Ladies, and Children at Kchool.$8 08 Faoh extra Gentleman in a family .360 Gentleman's Single Ticket.400 Ladies\u2019 or Children st School, Si Each Family Ticket entitles the holder to 10 Spectator's Admission Tickets.Fa-h Single Ticket entitles the holder to § Spectator\u2019s Ticket.Fuch Shareholder is entitled to a Season Spectator\u2019s Ticket.Extra Spectator\u2019s Tickets can be purchased at the door at 25cts.One of the Directors will be in attendance from 12 to 1 P.M.and 510 8 P.M.every day.R.CAMPBEL Jan, 19, 1886.Sec.- Treas.Q.8.C.Another Cure Wrought by St Leon Mineral Water Messrs.Gingras, Langlois & Co., CTATLEMEM,\u2014 For nearly forty years I #1 trribly from Bronchitis.After having tried different remedies, without obtuining auy relief, I decided to try Sr.LEON WATER.I have used it for seven months and I am now completaly cured.To those who wish to have any information respecting it, I shall consider it my duty to impart my experience, if they address me either at my office, No.13%, St.Peter Street, or at my private residence, No, 39, St, Patrick Street, HONORE CASAULT, B.8.C.January 16, 1886.Iw DINNERS \u2018& BALLS INVITATION CARDS, Bills of Mare, &c¢., printod Neatly and with Deapatch, at the \u201cMERCURY\u201d OFFICE, 2 and 25, Mouniain Xi.Hall, fronting on St.Louis Street, : ROUSSEAU.SECRETARY-TREASUREH.2-20&30 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICE.THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Victoria Consolidated Siiver Mining Co (LIMITED) will be held at the Company's Office, 92, &t.Peter Street, Quebec, on Wednesday, the 27th inst, at 2 P.Mfor the Election ef Directors and other busi- nes.G R.MOIR, Becretary.Quehec, 19th January, 1888.tary CHURCH SOCIETY SOF TUF e\u2014 DIOCESE OF QUEBEC.NOTICE IS HEREUY GIVEN that the ANNU AT, MEETING OF THE-\u2014 Church Society of the Diocese of Quebec For the reception of the Annual Reports, the Accounts of the Bociety, the Diocesan Bonrd and Clergy Trust Funds, and for the Election of Officers for the Central Hoard, Diocesan Board, Clergy Trust Committee, and for the transaction of genera) business, will be beld in the NATIONAL, SCHOOL, \u2014ON\u2014 Wednesday, 3rd day of February Next, At TWO o'clock in the Afternoon.By order, Jan.14, 1888.M.M.PUTHERGILL, Secretary.Continual Boom.Store Always Crowded with Customers.I have just received from Paris the largest assortment of PERFUMERY ever seen in any retail store in Canada, Over (hres hundred different kinds of the most Fragrant Perfume for the Handkerchief.An almost endless variety of Lavender Water, Fan de Cologne, Toiles Soaps and Toilet preparstiona, t assortment in the City of Muir, Tooth, Nail and Clothe I.uses, PP.MATHIHNH, DRUGGIST CORNBRFY.JOHN AND PALAGMTS.December £ 108 iy 5 PER CENT.DISCOUNT FOR CASH, LADIES ARLE INVITED TO CALL sad lnspeut the following articles : oF Black Velveteens from 80c.spwards.No Lady should be without a Dreas of our superior make of Fast Pile, Pear], Blask Yelvotoons, a Ladies Black Plush and Cloth Mantles at roduced prices (French Models.) a Ladies Fur-Linod Mantles at reduced prises.a ladies Black and Colored Cashmere Jer soys from $1.86.oF ladies Black Cashmers Jerseys, Bonded with Jet aud Steel Beads, (Novelties.) a Satin Sash Ribbons (Evening Rhades) 6 inches to 13 inches wide.fron 88c, oF 36-inch Strips Muslin for Evening Dresses, only 18e., or 141s.net.oF Eighteen differout styles in Ladies Corsets.4 tens Models in English, Franch, asd Canadian {Crompton), from b0c.to6.s0, GLOVER, FRY & Co, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING! ar HEAVY BEAVER OVERCOATS, Reduced to $5.50 net, oF PILOT OVERCOATS, Reduced to $8.00 net & PLOT OVERCOATS, Reduced to $12.75 net.Glover, Fry & Co.Quebec Fire Assurance Company, NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the | Annual Meeting of Stockholders will be held at the Company's Office, on Monday, the 1st day of February next, At TWO o'clock P.M., | when a statement of affairs will be submitted, and for the Election of Directors.By order, W.L.FISHER, January 18, 1888.: INSOLVENT NOTICE.| In the Mater of JAMES STEWART, The Zines Publishing Company of Montreal.AUCTION BALE Of Printing Presses, Cutting and Ruling Maciiii., \u201c'ugine, Boiler and Shafting, Type and Plant, Safe, Office Fixtures, &c.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the swets of this estate as above mentioned, amounting to about $1),000, will be offered for sale in detail, as per invontory, on the pre- tnises, No.88, St.James street, Montreal, on TBURSDAY, the léth day of January, 1886, at Bleven o'clock A.M.\u2018Terme will be made known on day of sale.The establishment can be cted and inventory examined, on application to the undersigned.The above assets are in first-class order and recently purchased.ARTHUR M.PERKINS, Curator.W.R SHAW, Auctioneer.Uffice of Bailie & et) No.182 it.Jamesstreet, Montreal, 20th Dec., 1888.The Sale in the matter of James Stewart, the \u2018\u2018 Times\u201d Publishing Company of Montreal, is adjourned until Tuursday, 21st Jan., at 11 o'clock, ARTHUR KM.PERKINS, Curator.January 16, 1886.8 DANCE CARDS.o ved Cards to select , in the Neatest Style, at the \u201cMBRCURY\u201d OFFICE, 20 and de, Monsen Hil a | FIFTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS > 8 pou.Printed mom Tickets onl $5.hares in Proportion, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERYCo \u201cWe do hereby certify that we supervise the arrangements for ail the Monthly Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana Stale Lottery Company, und in person amd control the Drawings themselves, und thal the same ure conducted with honsaty, fusrness, and in yood faish toward all parties, and we authorize the Company 40 use this certificate, with fuc-similes of avr vig natures attached in is Advertisements,\u201d Commissioners, We the underei, Banks and Bankers will pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lottery which may be presented at cur couniers.J.H.OGLESBY, Pres, Louisiana Nat'l Bk 8.H.KENNEDY, Pros.State Nat'l Bank A.BALDWIN, Pres.New Orleans Nat'| Bk Incorporated in 1808 for 25 years by the Legisluturs for Educatic.ial and Charitable purposes \u2014with a capital of 81,000,000\u2014to which a reserve fund of over $550,000 has since heen added.By an overwhelming popular vote, ita franchise was nade a part of the present State Constitution, adopted December 2ud, A.D.1879.The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the people of any State.IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTFONES.Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly, wil the Extraordinary Drawings regularly cvery three months instead of Semi-Annually as heretofore, beginaing Mane, 1884, gplendid Opportunity TO WIN A rdkf NE.\"IT ST GRAND DRAWING, CLASS B, IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, February 9, 1886\u2014 188th Mouthly Drawing.Capital Prize, $75'000.100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.Fraetions, in Fifths in proportion.LIST OF PRIZNS.1000 do LUTTE 25,000 ArFRORIMATEON À PRIZES.3 6.750 9 Approximation prises of $300 .3 8 ve do do 100 .4,500 9 do de 75.2,250 1967 Prises, amounting to.$265,500 Applications for rates to clubs should be made only to the Office nf the Company in New Orleans., For further information, write clearly.giving full address.POBTAL NOTES, lxpross Money Orders, or New York Exchuage in ordinary letter.Currency by Express (sli sums of $5 and upwanls at our expeuse) drensed \u201c M.A.DAUPEIN, New Orleans, Laor IA A.DAUPHIN, Washington, D.C.Make P.0.Money Orders payubie and address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Jan.13, 1886.New Orleans, La.Fans, Opera Glasses, Candle Shades, Fancy Candles.RURY GARNET JEWELLERY, Polished Steel Jewellery, Crape Btone Jewellery, Fine Metal Belts, Optical Goods, Thermometers, Barometers, Telescopes, Microscopes.ste.Pocket Flasks, Teloscopiz Drinking Cups and Packet Companions G.SEIFBRTS European Basaar, 24, FABRIQUE STREET.FISHERIES! 1886.WE HOLD NEW STOCK, of à Satiafactory Quality, for 30 Herring Seines, 30 Caplin Seines, 30 Cod Seines and Traps, 1,000 Herring Nets, of a very high grade\u2014 tron, 10,000 Lbs.Cotton Hodge Netting\u2014Low Cost, White Whales, 10,000 Lbs.Cotton Netting for Trape\u2014all at Low Prices, 2,000 Dos.Bost Glonosster make Cod Lines.GLOUCESTER NET & TWINE CO, 96, Commercial Street, BOSTON * December 16, 1886 \u201c 5.000 Lbe, Cotton Netting, very Stout, for | pe SIX O'CLOCK.Quebec Mercury WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2.LATEST CABLEGRAMS.Arrival of the Queen in Loudon\u2014WHer Majesty in Excellent Health.Royal Inauguration of the Mersey Tunnel, Other News from Across the Ocean Today.By cable te Tax Myzounr.Lonpon, Jan.20.\u2014The Queen arrived in London today from Windsor Castle.She drove from the railway station to Buckingham Pulace in an open carriage, and received an ovation along the route.Her Majesty, who is in excellent health, will open Parliament in person tomorrow.Inauguration of the Mersey Tunnel, Livesroor, Jan 20\u2014The tunnel under the Mersey, connecting Liverpool and Birkenhead was formally = opened today by the Prince of Wales and his two sous, the Princes Albert and George Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, heavy fog prevailing and snow falling, there were large crowds present, both at Birkenhead and Liverpool.At the central station at Birkenhead, His Roya! Highness was presented with an address by the inhabitants of that city.The Tunnel Railway Co.had provided accommodations for a great number of persons within the station and the entire space was filled with leading people.All the prominent buildings in Liverpool were handsomely decorated with flags and bunting.A loyal address was also presented to the Prince of Wales by the muuicipal officials of Liverpool.The royal party entered a special train at Rock ferry, between Chester and Birkenhead, and proceeded through the tunnel.The Priuce and his sons received an ovation The Irish Question.Lonpox, Jan.20\u2014A deputation of Loyalists today waited upon the Marquis of Hartington, War Secretary under Gladstone, and pointed out that in Ireland the legal powers of the Queen's writ does not run outside of Ulster, and said they feared the terrorism existing in the south and west of Irelund would extend to Ulster unless it was checked.Hartington replied that in u few heurs they would know the intentions of the Government respecting the Irish question, and that until then he would refrain from defining his policy] The Marquis advised the deputation to do their utuiost to enlist the symmpathies of the English people in their cause.Triple Murderer Hanged.Conk, January 20.\u2014Wum.Sheehan, convicted on December 19 of the murder of his mother, sister and brother, at Castlotownroche in 1877, was hanged here today.The condemned man became greatly agitated at the hour for his execution grew near and was so weak that he had to be assisted to the scaffold.He responded feebly to the prayers of the priest and was trembling violently when placed under the gallows.His death wns almost instantaneous.AJl Dogs to be Muszled.Loxpox, Jan, 20\u2014The police have ordered that all dogs be muzzled for a fue- ther term of sixty days.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Escaped Burglar Shot Dead.By telegraph to Tnx MERUURY.CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan.20\u2014George Foster, a notoroius burglar, highwayman and bank thief, was shot and killed last night by an officer after a desperate struggle.Foster escaped from penitentiary last October, and was killed while resisting arrest.Peach and Other Crops Destroyed.By telegraph to THE MERCURY.Hirissono, Ill, Jan.30.\u2014Well informed fruit men in this section say the aches have all been killed by the severe cold weather of the past few weeks.They also think many small fruits havo been badly injured.It seems that the peacock is not vain after all.It is claimed that it does not know enough to be aware of its fine plumage.It has the smallest head in the bird creation when compared with the size of the body, aad the small head has the least in it, ATTACK ON SIR JOHN By a Parisian Newspaper\u2014For Making à Funny Speech.Monroe Doctrine in Case of à French Invasion of Canada, Riel's Venslity Exposed-\u2014A Tribute to French-Oanadian Worth.Naw-Yonk, Jen 19.\u2014 While Sir Juha Macdonald was in England he made a speech at the Bt, George's Club dinner, concerning the loyalty of the French- Canadians, which drew upon him a bitter attack from the Paris Journal des Debats.Referring to this, Ar John said yesterday .\u201cIt is true, as the Journal avers, that I did say the Canadian French had no sympathy with the restless democracy of France, and further, in cans of the invasion of Canada by France she United States would, in all probability, apply the Monroe doctrine.But the idea of a French invasion of Canada is too preposterous to consider seriously.It was in a humorous way that I referred to it when I said in the event of its occurrence the Government ofthe United States would talk to France.1 ssid, too, that Canada was British before the revolution, and that she had always found the United States a pretty good neighbor, and hoped she always should.It is not unlikely that some of the young Frenchmen may talk of the possibilities of invasion from France, just as they talked about Riel, who was a most unworthy and unhernic character, venal and insincere.Why, he made a proposition to me daring the troubles in the North-West, offering to French emotional nature was aroused at his capture and extravagant things were said, just as it is possible they may be said about a possible invasion from France.\u201d Sir John complimented the French Canadians as very religious, as Monarchists, not Democrats and unsym- pathysing with tho ideas of modern France.He also praised the French (\u2018anadian priesthood as the best moral police ever known, LATEST FROM MONTREAL.A Budget of News from the Sister City To-day.By telegraph to Tx Mercuar.Movrueal, Jan.20,\u2014The Central Board of Health bulletin says: \u2014There ure 25 cases of smallpox at St.Timothe, DID NOT BELIEVE I?WAS SMALLPOX.The following report comes from Morin Flats :\u2014Smallpox has broken out in the family of one Woods, whose son took sick during the Christmas week and died a few days afterwards, The family did not believe it was smallpox, although the doctor pronounced it so.A \u201cwake\u201d was held ; a brother of Woods took the disease and died, aud two children are now sick.STOCK MARKET.The stock market was steady today with the exception of North West Land Company, which is up 5 shillings.ge Temperance in Three Rivers.The Roman Catholic clergy of Three Rivers are taking a very earnest part in the temperance cause.Last winter temperance meetings were held by them once a mouth and wbout twelve hundred were induced to sign the pledge.This winter they strongly urged the ladies not to offer anything intoxicating to New Year's Day callers, so that absolutely no drankeuness was observed in the streets on that day, and in consequence of this strong protest the number of -saloon licenses is to be materially reduced this year, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Shocking Murder.Roue, Jan.19\u2014News is received from Bologna of a horrible murder committed on a railway train near that town.The victim is a farmer named Antoine Padovan.The carriage in which the deed was done bore evidence of a desperate struggle and the murdered man's head and wers shockingly mutilated.The murderer was captured aud had in his ion a ket-book belonging to Padovan, a bludgeon and a revolver three chambers of which had been discharged.The Marketa.By telegraph to Tus Mxacunr., Liverpool, Jan.20\u2014Cotton steady.New York, Jan.20\u20148tocks dull but firm ; cottonsteady ; flour barely steady.\u2014 New Pashion, The Prince of Wales has eet the fashion of wearing plain black silk watch chsins with dress suits, | leave the country for $50,000.The | LATEST FROM TORONTO What Besidents of the Queen City sre Talking About.By Telegraph to Tus Meacuny, Toronto, Jan.20\u2014 George Benchel, à hotel keeper, while ice boating on the hay, was precipitated into the water.He was with difficulty rescued snd remained unconseious for some hours, URLICRNIRD LIQUOR BELLING.The police are making vigoseas attempts to stamp out unlicenced grog geries, but have great difficulty in prev- ing the cases, owing to hard swearing on the part of the offenders.This morni Robert Dorry, colored a noted il fiquor seller, was fined $60 and costs, sides an additional $50 and costs fer keeping a house of ill-repute.bouse of repute FIRE AT THREE RIVERS Pour Stores Completely Destroyed\u2014 Heavy Losses.\u2018Trees Rivers, Jan.20.\u2014 Yesterday morning the Adair block was completely destroyed by fire.It contained four stores, on the principal business corner of the city, and was owned by R.B.Cook, who was insured for $2000.The losses ara: N.Gelinas, dry goods, $10, 000 ; insurance, $4000.L.8.Lesieur, furs, damage $4000; insurance, $3000 J.E.Godin, boots and shoes, $1500 ; insurance, $400.The adjoining buildi owned by Mr.Portin, was also burned ; insurance, $800.The store was occupied by J.Gauthier, dry goods; damage, $3000 ; insurance, $4000.The fire is supposedsto have originated in the fur store.NEW YORE STOCKS.Reported by 7.E.Hanrahan & Co., 56 and 88 Bt.Peter Street, opposite the @.N.W., Telegraph Company.Quebec, January 20, 1880.OpaY' unes Ri à 04 8 17 24 & Lou & Nash.» Lake & Shore sa Ed 57% Î Oregon Ry.Î Oil.Ont & West LE.Pacific Mail .ig ing.St Paul & M.= ni StPaul.924} a1 St Pau! & Omaha.| 87 1 3, St Paul & Omaba p ef.90] Texas Pac.1 Can Pac.Lt Union Pao.1 WU Tel 7 West S Bds een Lon Pac.41 Or Trans.Mo Pacific.hoo! Denver & Rio Grande.ves MCentral.Rock Island.Exchange.sien Money.cr eus scueeeleess pe GRAINS IN CHICAGO.Opening | 2.15 7% 7 78 K =! 33 49 PROVISIONS IN CHICAGO.lode 10 80 11 00 1110 1110 1130 ns% 015 61s 620 620 635 622} MARRIED.Mrvou-RüUsszLL1\u2014At the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Socorro, New Moxies, ou the 7th inst., by the Rev.J.Warner Forbes, Clark Minor, of National City, California, to Jennie, fourth daughter of James Russell, Esq., Matane, Quebecem Ee Sai?DIED.RaymunD\u2014On the 18th instant, at Brooklyn N.Y., Rev.Wm.Raymond, nephew of the late Hon.À.N.Morin.The funeral will tako place on Friday next, the 22ud instant atSt.Hyacinthe.\"BOOK anp JOB PRINING \u2014AT THE MERCURY OFFICE.20 aml 22 MOUNTAIN ILL) VPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS res ZA jared and Patents for =, the United ur\" = won procties.ep EY gam, ng.10.1084, = Pr Tn ES CE AE A .er ppb \u2014 : N LINE POSTAL GUIDA.QUEBNO D:ILY MERCURE, » MeCOLL BROS.& CO, ALLA C _ MANUFACTUBRBS AND pin DRALERS 1M ne DEURMBER, 1685.| HovswasssesrTwonssCiny, Ransooran, 100 er rare ren 4 tt LARDINE AND OTHER MACHINE AND ILLUMINATING SSE MATE UE | eewedadby Tuouss Cust, Junie, 103, O l 1 S | AML | 0.0, [Wherein Quebac tol 4.4.| P.M.GEORGE T.CARY, 1 44 : ol TTT Fores Biers ore [= Horton anD PosLunan ; a, cit Under Coutrect with the Uoveruments er, Moutreal, GERARD SSTHRISE, DON RR IVER roi i ra Neutrandiand Tor the oo itavs, orate, \u2014 oO.voyanve of the Cavaviax a i Lu LL.TORONT Unrrau Stars Mails.forming & wat Printing Hovse\u2014 20 and 22 Mountaiu Ha June 1, 168-018 Ce | WINTER ARKANGEMENTS- 1680 or ls hand a 7 he Holidays! This Company's lines are suposed of the 8 00Thres Rivers, Moi: Ratus or abvantieine, The Best Ales for the Ho y Pilowing Double-Esyined, Clyde-built Iron troal, Ottawa, To- Pirst Insertion 6 Lines and usdar.80 cesta ane Steamehlpe.They are built oy water-tight ponto, Ontario, Man A 7 UDR U0 10.srs seer 80 ; \u2014\u2019ARE\u2014\u2014 ent, are or » , itoba, Britiah Col- \u201c Over ry FINE î \u2019 ON T speed sud comfort, are fitted up with all the | uaibla, & Woatoru Baboequent inser 10 Mines, perlise .: =: JOHN LABATTS, OF LONDON, ONT.Rss | | Hii FH A x ] can .hor v.All advertisements ensoccenpanied with ity ds th beingthe best, and the Aualyds madsb record.Train.| 6 30 directions are Inserted enti) forbid and na Ee ES A | tm Comte | fos in] 7 |S er nO uD STOUT are manufactured with the best quality of Hope and Malt, and can be compere Nompian.\u2026.6100 Building diere Station, Chau- weekly advertisements are charged 8 cents pa \u201cith the beat Imported Ales, and they do not contaln Acid or any unhealthy ingredients.Pamisian.5400 Capt.J.Wyle diere Lurve, Leeds, line each insertiea.\u2018 Tnat Joun LABATY'S ALES are the best in Canada is evidenced by the fact that unsore | ganporan.4100 LieutHinith, 8.9.8.St Giles, it Sytveey Orders for Discontinuing Advertisements wious Brewers and Bottlers are imitating the Genuine Label.'s AL Pourumaiuan.4100 Capt.J.Ritchie ro .to be In writing, and delivered by 8 4.x, pre- P For the Holidays, order tho best Alse and see you get the Genuine London LasarTs HaRMATIAU 3000 Capt ral | s herbrooke, Lenuox bo tin ris 4ND STOUT, as inferior Ales are often substituted.4000 Capt Richardson | | ville, Island Pond One Bquare, y, not to exceed 28 Lines, \"NN.Y.MONTREUIL, Pusvrin.C3400 Capt IT.Wylie || mute, the astern oo, vith of heaping war: = - .ova M.\u2018\"apt KR.H.Hughes ' hy r \" ox d BOLE AGENT, Castiam re SIO Lieut Barrett, hor a ! atl rope pn lid 10 Tow.0: N.B.~Oy Hawn.\u2014The Largest Stock in Quebec of Old Bottled Ale for the Holidays Bakriaorvian.4800 Capt & Daatool | saws, Turoutu, bros No Advertisement to be dered as by December 10, 1885.3m Nisan.2 pe cu c, Stephen | Manitoba, Hritiak| the year unless it is previously agreed upon.: i Columbisand Weat- The of Yearly Advertisers will be Hismanian 434 Capt Brown : privilege y = - Avernsas .2700 Capt J.Ambury | on States, &c, b confined yar business, and all other Naronian 2100 Capt W.Dalsiel | Grand Trunk Ry.(8Y 7 30 Advertisements will be charged extra, Pnossuam.\u2026.3000 Capt McDougall Arthshasks Station, Lattars to the Editor must bs authenticated Scanpixaviaw .(3000 Capt J.Parkes [12 450 Arthabaskaville &f by the name and address of she writer either Bozros ATeEAN.4200 Capt Jas, Scott Danville, by Ex- for publication or confidentially, ; = Conmaus.4000 Capt C.J.Menzies : prose Train.: :.] 8 80 A Gamcan.4200 | Capt Letialiais | Emrann\u2014South Que.Trans or Sussonrrrior, QUEBEC & LAKEST JOHN RR Manrronar 3150 CeptCarruthen 17001 up.Coual Dons Tary-5e Ha TearipEs Quartoriy- TR a el | ture, (espe, Pro- : On and after MONDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, OANADIAN PACIFIC R.R CO.Warmers 2000 D 3 Jam vist Non Bru Ponmæar Aczyre.2865, Trai ill daily (Sundays excepted) ; LOCERNE.2200 Capt WW.8.Main , Novatiootia to and from.Palais Station, Quebec a follows ; | Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, King-| Newsoox 1500 Capt Mylins PEL StJohn Ned ra as Let és GOING NORTH.ston, Toronto and the West.Acapux.1300 Capt F.Motirath | ve arm by Inter: Pure \u20ac Ce 0 ect Bow, New York.6.35 AM.Mixzp Leaves Quebec for St Ray- \u2014 The shortest sea route between America aud colonial Ry Ki Bosros\u20148.M.Pettengill, State Street, «9 PIL pond, arrivis there sa .CHANGE OF TIME.Europe, Leing only five days 0 OOP a ath neha < 20 | Boston.| Coburn & Co., Office; 80 + \u201cPierre, arriving there at 7.45 7.x.encing MONDAY BER srw.| _ between land and land._ Riv du Loup by Ri PR ciogretmig~ Bang Blincie.(00 AM MES i Pioere daily | 1385: Traiae wil run as follows :\u2014 LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE.fu Loop Ry.230 | Lee ro Alger, 8 Clement's Loue, .Maur Leaves Riviere a Pierre daily | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - \u2014- = .host.And G.&Oe 30 Cornhill, London Sunday and Monday for ; F fCountios of Dorchest Siren, , A po arriving there at 9.55 4.x.iz Livers 1 | steamabipe.| Portland Haies 930 ar k Beauce, =c\u2026.Paglasd, $00 P.M.Mixzp Leaves St Raymond for ss Ti TT TT a, ess, Sherbrooke, byt i J A pile Rid advertisements and bec, iving there at 6.30 A.M.1885.1885.1 Quebec Central becriptions Mervery.Nan Ti ar frog Riviere a Pierre at v2 Thursday, Thursday, | Savarday 3 Borg Lenin ta 8.30 PM.\u2018every Saturday to St.Raymond, Dec 3 |Sarmatian.|Dec.24 Dec Riviere, Trrotte, Li ! pot ivi .45 r.uM.: 3 irs DUT TI N°13 Mr Frans ven by Baten Standard Time.# : «10 Parisian.| =m (Jan.2 Joseph, St Cather- PLAIN anp FANCY PRINTING Marc THars onnnects at St Ambroise with 9! 1888 i ines, 3t Gahriel Ntafor Indian Lorette, at Valoartier Station ha \u201c 17 Polynesian.(Jan, 7 \u201c 9 tion; 8¢ Raymond, ith Stages for Valoartier Village, and at St.« 31 [Sardinian.| © 21 | « 23° alonrtier, Lake Hi- \u20141e tHE \u2014 Gatriel with the new road for the River aux | \u2014 1886.mon, daily,by L ne ; © 3 o , Pins Settlement.Privat Class Tick : \u201cx: 7 8: [Jan ld | Sarmatian |Peb.(bp.8 | St John va -| 8 20 8txGLE Fare Retum First Class Tickets on : : 4 \u201c ravisn .| \u201c13 ! \u201d : ; : : : \u201c : « \u201c 7 INortuwesrens \u2014 St.MERCURY OFFIC Saturday's good tl (0 SCOTT.b \u201c| 111150: 8 3288 \u201cVis & so MN eeloundlaad.» [1 Nicholas to Beoan- > Sec.& Manager, : = a J .! Noor eae 8 on 20 and as NTAIN HILL.Commercial Chambers \u2014 SAILING FROM HALIFAX 7 30) 4 13Kew Jivpood, St.poo Oct 81, 1885.St.l\u2019eter Street.Pa , ean ysostome, : at TWO o'clock P.M, ke.| 8 001 4 00 EE 3 : or on the arrival of the Intercolonial R.R.| / #} * ! 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