The Montreal herald, 22 août 1889, jeudi 22 août 1889

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and has wonderfit power in curicg the painful diseases with which wo.Men so often silently suffer.\u2018> - L @ $1 per bottle.SZ for $5.~ At Druggists\u2019 WELLS, RICHARDEON & CO MosTREAL DIAMOND DYES To Name and.Color, JOUR BABY\u201c her Brpoind merry LXXXIL-NO, 20] NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.POWDE [Absolutely Pure.This Powder never varies.A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness.More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in compatition with the multitude of low-test, short, weight alum or phnos- hate Powders.Sold only in cans.ROYAL AKING POWDER Co -106 Wall Street, N.Y.Drowned While Bathing.HaurrAx, N.8., Aung.21.\u2014Wiliie Ryan, 12-year-old son of William, Ryan, was drowned in the West River, near Parrs- boro, last night, while bathing.He went beyond his depth.Irish M.P.\u2019s Released from Jail.DusLiN, Aug.21.\u2014John O'Connor and T.J.Condon, members of Parliament for Tipperary, were released from prison today.They will at once resume their seats in the House.-\u2014\u2014\u2014 County Official Killed.BarriMorE, Md., Aug.21.\u2014William Thompson, Clerk of the Boone County Circuit Court, was struck on the head yesterday by a stone thrown by Melville \u2018Wilson, and fatally wounded._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Strike of Shoe Lasters.CrNCINNATI, O., Aug.21.\u2014All the union shoe lasters in the shoe factories in this city struck to-day.to the number of nearly 300, because of the discharging of three union workmen, the proprietors refusing to give any reason for their discharge, A long struggle is 1n prospect.Crushed in a Mine.BaArTrmore, Md., Aug.21.\u2014A special from Charleston, W.Va., says: Frank Morris, Jno.Neil, Jas.O'Brien and Brodie Morris, miners, were caught beneath a fall of slate in the mines in Fayette County last night and killed, Several other men were injured, Extensive Conflagration.SoNoMA, Cal, Aug.21.\u2014Fire last night Started in a saloon here and burnt a large art of the business section of the town.The Masonic Hall, a bank, Gardener's livery stables and other buildings were destroyed.It is impossible to estimate the loss.During the fire F.Dupring, a preminent merchant, dropped dead from excitement.\u2014 Not so Bad as Reported.New York, Aug.2i.\u2014The Frie Railway officials etate that the accident on the road at Big Flats this morning was by no means as serious as reported.There was no lives lost and only one or two passengers slightly hurt.The engi- meer and fireman were badly hurt.The collision was between two freights aud a passenger train ran into the obstruction thus caused.\u2019 61 Fatal Explosiou of Gasoline, DPrrrssURG, Pa., Aug.21.\u2014A large gasoline still in Miller & Son\u2019s oil refinery, corner of Prebel avenue and Adams street, Allegheny City, exploded at 3.05 this morning.The entire refinery was destroyed by the fire which followed.Perry Hawke, an employee, was sleeping near the still at the time, and was probably fatally burned.Terrence Miller and two other men are yet missing.ce.Too Much Matrimony Appals Him, W'ASHINGTON, August 21.\u2014The police locked upa man yesterday who imagines he is under obligations to marry all the women in the United States.His name is J, A.Bchooch and his home is in Springfield, Mass.He tramped all the way to Washington, and when arrested by the officer he was enquiring for the White House, with the object of getting the President to repeal the law which compels him to abolish spinsterhood.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Died of Hydrophobia.Daxvers, Mass., Aug, 21\u2014Gilman A.Kimball, of Middleton, who was attacked with bydrophobia on Saturday, died very quietly last night, having been kept under the influence of hypodermic injections.Mr.Kimball was accidentally scratched on the hip by the teeth of his own dog about three weeks ago.The animal was shot in a fit of hyd rophobia some time after.Mr.Kimball was sixty years old and a member of the firm of J.B.Thomas & Co., shirt-makers, -\u2014 Suicide of a Farmers Wife.Haurax, N.8., Aug.21.\u2014The wife of Adam McKean, a highly respected farmer of Rogers Hill, near Pictou, committed suicide by drowning last night while suffering from a temporary attack of insanity.She retired as usual in the evening and her husband, wearied with a hard day\u2019s harvest, slept undisturbed until he discovered her absence in the morning.Immediate search was made and the unfortunate woman\u2019s remaing were found in an adjacent mill pond.Health Officer\u2019s Association.BROCKVILLE, Ont, Aug.21.\u2014At \u2018the meeting of the executive Health Officer\u2019s Association to-day, the following officers were elected : President, Dr.Griffin, Brantford; 1st vice-president, Dr, Me.Donald, Hamilton, 2nd vice-president, Willis Chipman, C.E., Brockville: gecre- tary-treasurer, Dr.P.H.Bryce, Toronto; executive council, Drs.McLellan, Trenton; Cassidy, Toronto; Vaux, Brock- villes Yeomans, Mount Forest, and Coventry, Windsor.A paper was read by Dr.Moore, of Brockville, on \u201c Sense of the sanitary duties of doctors.\u201d A lengthy discussion took place on milk inspection and milk\u201d standards.Mr, McFarlane, of Ottawa, Dominion anaylist, openèd the subject, this brought the meeting of the association to a close.A trip to Thousand Island Park on the steamer this afternoon and a banquet in the evening brought the proceedings to a close.\u20181 all to be the best in Canada, and the MERE OBSTRUCTION Attempt to Deprive Secretary Balfour of dis Salary.SOCIALIST RED FLAG IN LONDON STREETS, English Reporters Try Their Hands at Interviewing.DENUNCIATION OF BALFOUR.Discussion of Irish Estimates.Loxpoy, Aug.21.\u2014The Irish estimates came on again in the House of Commons to-day.When the vote for the Lord Lieutenant\u2019s office was reached, Mrs.Thomas Sexton, member for West Belfast, moved that the vote be reduced by the amount provided for the salary of Mr.Balfour, the Chief Secretary.The principles of Mr.Balfour's rule in Ireland, he said, were, a bad administration of bad law, the arbitrary use of physical force, and the suppression of ,the truth.In the course of his speech in support of the amendment, Mr.Sexton spoke of the Parnell Commission, and said the Times bad had placed at its disposal the whole legal machinery of the Government in its effort to bring home to Parnell and his followers disgraceful charges of conspiracy and crime.Notwithstanding this, the Parnellites were entirely satisfied with the result of the enquiry so far.A conspiracy had indeed been shown to exist, but it was one in which not the Parnell- ites, but their accusers had taken part.Mr.Parnell spoke in support of Mr.Sexton\u2019s amendment.Without referring to the character of the law which Mr.Balfour was called upon to administer in Ireland, hls policy seemed to be to incite the instruments of the law to exceed its letter and its spirit.The amendment was rejected.ce DOCK LABOURER\u2019S PROCESSION.The Red Flag in London.Loxpox, Aug.21\u2014The strike of employees of the London docks is spreading rapidly.The men employed at the commercial dock, 1,000 in number joined the strikers this morning.Thirty thousand strikers marched in procession today.The socialists are endeavouring to lead the men and a number of red flags was displayed in the parade.The paraders were orderly end the city is quiet.\u2014\u2014\u2014 INTERVIEWING IN ENGLAKD.Journalism Coming to American Levels LoxpoN, Aug.21.\u2014If there is one tradition of English journalism that pos- seeses the force of law, it is that \u201c interviews\u2019 must be tabooed.The interview is an institution that may do very well for the barbarous inhabitants of American sanctums, but it is rather too undignified for the British editor.But, the excitement attending the Maybrick sentence, the popular clamour for its annulment, has effectually knocked the prope from under journalistic dignity and the newspapers to-day are filled with the opinions of all sorts of people as to what Mr.Matthews will do.The Home Office has been turned in side out for interviews.Not a petty clerk has been allowed to escape, and unless Mr.Matthews comes to a decision very soon he will probably find his office boys and his charwomen immortalized in print.If it will interest anybody in America to know it, the clerks\u2019 guess is that Mrs.Maybrick will be allowed to hang.Mr.Matthews has been devoting the best part of the day to the consideration of the case.It is asserted that he is in possession of a letter written by Mr.Maybrick shortly before his death, in which he wrote: \u201cI am being poisoned.When dead you must see that my body is opened.\u201d The existence of this letter was known to the prosecution, but no attempt was made to introduce it in evidence, as the technical objections which the defence would undoubtedly have raised must have been sustained by the court.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HAMILTON SUMMER CARNIVAL.The Great Bicycle Meet.Hamirron, Ont, Aug.21.\u2014The new bicycle track was opened here to-day with a magnificent programme of races in which all the crack riders took part and which were witnessed by an immense concourse of pbople.The parade of wheelmen through the principal streets exceeded four hundred, and comprised representatives from Buffalo, Niagara Falls, NY, Toronto, Toronto Wanderers, Hamilton, Hamilton Rovers, Montreal, Winnipeg, Rochester, Detroit, Paris, Brantford, London, Woodstock, St.Catharines and other cities.The ladies on wheels were loudly cheered through the streets, and presented a charming appearance as they rode along, The track is acknowledged by view from the grand stand is perfeci.A couple of spills were the only casualities of the day, and they fortunately proved to be not of a serious nature.The referee was Mr.Ryne of Toronto, the judges Messrs.C.W.Mulligan and Bradley Patterson of Hamilton, and the starter Mr.A.D.Stewart.The success of the meeting was absolute, and the races were the big attraciion of the day.he prize list is as follows :\u2014 The club having the largest number of uniformed wheelmen in parade (provided the number exceed 60), will be presented with a very valuable cup, donated by the Meriden Britannia Company, valued at $150.Won by Torontos, 129 Wheels.The club having the next largest number of uniformed wheelmen on parade, bandsome gold and silver cup.Wanderers (Toronto), 79 wheels.MONTREAL THURSDAY.AUGUST 22.1889 When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When n'1e had Children, she gave them Castoria, ss of uniformed wheelmen on parade, silver filter.St, Catherines, 29.The club having next largest number of uniformed wheelmen on parade, silver berry dish, Niagara Falls, N.Y., 17.Special prize for club coming from United States having largest number uniformed riders on arade, silver filter.Niagara Falls, N.Y., 7.Two mile green race\u2014lst, D, S.Gibson, Brantford; 2nd, G.8.Dunn, Hamilton; 3rd, H.Duffield, Hamilton; 4th, A.J.Welch, Wanderers.Time, 7.08._One mile open\u20141st, W.S, Cam bell, Niagara Falls; 2nd, E.O.Rasicoe, Woodstock.Time, 3.12.Girls\u2019 race, 1 mile\u2014Ist, Gipsy Creed, Toronto Wanderers; 2nd, Hattie Pettit, Winona; 3rd, Flora Barnes, Hamilton.One mile (roadsters), 3.40 class\u20141st, G.S.Dunn, Hamilton; 2nd, D.S.Gibson, Brantford; 3rd, H.Duffield, Hamilton.Time, 3.18.Three mile lap race\u2014Ist, E.O.Rasicoe, Woodstock; 2nd, W.M.Carmen, Toronto.Time, 9.56, .One mile safety\u20141st, W.F.Gassler, Niagara Falls; 2nd, C.J.Connelly, Ro- center.Time, 3.074.mile, county of Wentworth\u2014Ist, G.S.Dunn, Hamilton ; time, 3.12.Half-mile dash, dead heat\u2014Ist, E.O.Rasicoe, Woodstock ; 2nd, W.8.Campbell, Niagara Falls.One mile, 3.10 class\u2014lst, W.M.Carmen, Toronto; 2nd, B.W.Woods, Toronto Wanderers; 3rd, F.W.Nasmith, Toroato Wanderers; 4th, J.D.Lamont, Detroit ; tune, 3.12.Five-mile, open\u2014Ist, W, S.Campbell, Niagara Falls; 2nd, W.M.Carmen, To- routo ; 3rd, J.H.Gerrie, Toronto Wanderers ; time, 17.56.Two-mile, club handicap\u20141st, G.S.Dunn, Hamilton; 2nd, N.Dixon, Hamil- tons ôrd, H.Duffield, Hamilton ; time, - Half-mile, without hands\u2014lst, J.H.Gerrie, Toronto Wanderers ; 2nd, E.W.Walbourne, Woodstock ; time, 1.45, Halfmile run and ride\u2014lst, C, J.Conuelly, Woodstock ; 2nd, J.D, Lamont, Detroit ; time, 2.07 2-5.; \u2014\u2014 FROM THE PRAIRIE CITY.Harvest Reports\u2014Railway Extension\u2014 Real Estate Boom, WIsNIPEG, Aug.21.\u2014Crop reports coming in from various parts of the country show that harvesting operations are pretty well advanced.\u2018The contract is awarded for grading twenty miles of the C.P.Railway Souris branch, south of Plum Creek, to Egan & Dennison.This brings the line across Souris about 36 miles south of Brandon.The proposed extension from Deloraine to meet this line will probably not be made this year.Real estate men report a large sale of farms recently, one firm having disposed of 26,000 acres to actual settlers within the last few weeks.A number of New York sporismen are expected here next week.FROM THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.Police Items\u2014Her Majesty\u2019s Fleet\u2014A Government Ball Quesec, Aug.21.\u2014At the police court to-day John Rowan, labourer, pleaded guilty, under the speedy trial act, of breaking in and stealing from the shop of Edgar Bergevin and was sentenced to three years in St.Vincent de Paul penitentiary.Alfred Wagner, a lad of twelve years, was also convicted of having obtained from his grandmother the sum of $5 by faise pretences, and at the request of his parents was sent to the reformatory school for three years.; The Hon.Mercier, Prime Minister, and Hon.Messrs.Turcotte and Duhamel, accompanied by a number of personal friends, visited H.M.S.Bellerophon and Pylades this morning and were hospitably received.The Governor-General and the Lady Stanley of Preston have issued cards for a full dress ball on Monday, the 26th inst.MEETINGS AT HAMILTON.ST.GEORGE\u2019S UNION.HanirToN, Aug.21,.\u2014The 14th Annual Convention of St.George\u2019s Union met in their first regular session to-day.\u2018The report of the Executive Committee showed a membership of 3,601, amount received during the year, $17,000; amount paid for relief, $9,900, and reserve sum invested, $142,000.THE MERCHANTS\u2019 CONVENTION, The third day\u2019s session of the Merchants\u2019 Convention opened to-day.The attendance was very large.The committee appointed to devise a scheme for the disposal of bankrupt stocks, so as to avoid the evil consequences of slaughtering them, as is now general, submitted a resolution to the effect that the best mode for the disposal of stocks is to form a business in every county in Ontaiio by which said association could buy in the bankrupt estates and dispose of them to the best advantage.This resolution was carried unanimously.It was also proposed to form an Ontario Merchants Association.There about 600 visitors delegates present to-day and to-morrow the number will be much larger as there will be important discussions._\u2014\u2014\u2014 WEATHER REPORT.MoNTREAL, Aug.21.Temperature in the shade by Standard Thermometer, observed by Hearn & Harrison, opticians and mathematical instrument makers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Dame street: 8 a.m., 66; 1 p.m, 75; 6 p.m., 72 ; max., 76; min., 62; mean., 69.By standard barometer : 3 a.m., 29.93; 1 p.m., 29.83; 6 p.m., 29.77.METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, Toronto, Aug.21, 11 p.m, The depression which was over Lake Superior last night now is over the Lower St.Lawrence Valley and the pressure is highest over the Western States.Local showers have occurred in the lake region aud more general rain in the St, Lawrence Valley.Maximum temperatures, Calgary, 84°; Winnipeg, 78© ; Toronto, 84; Montreal, 767; Quebec, 647; Halifax, 72°.Probabilities.Lakes and Upper St.Lawrence\u2014Mod- erate wo fresh westerly winds, fine, stationary or slightly lower temperatures.St.Lawrence, Lower\u2014Fresh westerly winds, generally fair and warm.Gulf\u2014Fresh south and west winds, fair and warm, preceded by showers.Maritime\u2014Moderate to fresh south to west winds, partly cloudy and warm, with local showers.ARE FREE from all crude and irritating matter.Concentrated medicine only.Carter's Little Liver Pills, Very small; very easy to take ; no pain; no gripiag; The club having next largest number no purging, Try them.SUBSCRIPTION $6.00 PER ANNUM COMING TO A HEAD.More Canadian Vessels Seized in Violation of Law.U.§.IRONWORKERS EAT HUMBLE PIE.Scientific Salmon Poachers Go Fishing with \u2018Dynamite.MORE BEHRING SEA SEIZURES.On Parole to Sail to Sitka.WAsHINGTON, D.C., Aug.21.\u2014The news brought to Victoria by Capt.Alger, of the eealer Allie Alger, had the effect of creating an unusual amount of interest among the few officials of the State and Treasury Departments who remain in the city.Acting Secretary Batchellor was informed of the seizure by Capt.Alger, by a United Press reporter, and was much interested in reading the despatch, and when it was finished, characteristically remarked : \u201c Now there will be some fun.\u201d Gen.Batchellor, when questioned as to the action of the captain of the Rush in placing but one man aboard the seized vessels, said : \u2018The Rush had only enough men to navigate her and could not afford to spare more than one man for each vessel, or he would probably have done so.When the Black Diamond was seized, he went on to say, her captain refused to allow his crew to be placed under parole to go to Sitka.It is likely that the captains of the two seized vessels\u2014the Minnie and the Pathfinder\u2014followed his example, so they broke no agreement.WE WILL KEEP RIGHT ON SEIZING, he said, in conclusion, \u201c and in the meantime will await the official report of these seizures from the captain ot the Rush.\u201d Acting Secretary Wharton, of the State Department, also received his first intimation of seizures from a United Press reporter.He declined to express any opinion however.\u201cIt will be time enough for such an expression,\u201d he said, \u201cwhen the last seizures come before the Department formahy.\u201d ee FOOR TARIFF SLAVES.Must Abstain From Drink and Naughty Socleties to be Allowed to Earn a Living.Readina, Pa, Aug.21.\u2014The sheet mill, one of the nine establishments of the Reading company, and employing 275 hands, resumed operations this morning, after being closed about six months.The other eight mills will gradually resume work within the next ten davs and will give employment to 2,300 hands.The company has received the signatures of over 2,000 men to an agreement to forego strong drink and membership in all labour organizations on condition of being given steady work according to the condition laid down by President Corbin.The Reading Iron Company is the reorganization of the Reading Iron Works which failed six months ago.FROM THE DOMINION CAPITAL.A New Short Line\u2014Survey of British Columbia-Cabinet Meeting\u2014Trade Mission to Australia\u2014Behring Sea Fisheries\u2014Illegal Salmon Fishing \u2014 The Route to the Far East.\u2018Orrawa, Aug.21.\u2014The preliminary survey of the Harvey and Salsbury Line, proposed to be constructed by the Government, has been completed.It is estimated that the new line will save thirty- seven miles.Professor Macoun, of the Gsological Survey, has returned to this city from British Columbia where he went to examine into its mineral resources.He Will prepare a report.Information has been received as to tbe date of the Governor-General\u2019s return at his office in the eastera block.The party is expected to arrive early in September for a short stay, and about the middle of the month start for the West.Sir Adolphe Caron has gone to Que- ec.A Cabinet Council meeting was held to-day.Sir Hector Langevin, Hon.Mackenzie Bowell, Hon.J.A.Chapleau and Hon.John Costigan were in attendance.Mr.Parmalee, Commissioner of Customs, who is to accompany Hon.J.J.C, Abbott to Australia on a trade mission, says that the deferring of the Intercol- onial conference in Australia till spring looks as if Mr.Abbott's visit to the antipodes would be postponed.Nothing definite will be known till Mr, Abbott's arrival in Ottawa.The work of removing the Department of Marine from the south to the east corridor of the west block is now fairly commenced.As soon as this is completed the Public Works will be moved into the offices now occupied by the Marine Department.The contract for Meaford Harbour has been assigned to Mr.J.Burns.The work will be commenced at once.Mr.E.Lalonde, St.Patrick street, today received a telegram from Rockliffe conveying the sad news of the death there by drowning of Sas.Shea, of South March.Mr.Shea was employed by Mr.P.Dafce, one of the contractors of the Upper Ottawa Drive Company.No particulars have been received.He was an unmarried man, Sir John A.Macdonald is expected here the first week in September.No official information regarding recent seizures in Behring Sea have yet reached the Dominion Government.The impression prevails here that all the vessels seized with the exception of the Black Diamond obeyed orders and proceeded to Sitka.A sample of the crude oil as found by Major A.P.Patrick in the Crows Nest Pass recently, is on exhibition here, where a telegram is posted up testifying that the sample is just as Major Patrick took it from the spring.The oil is of a very dark, brown colour.The Department of Fisheries have fo: some time been endeavouring to collect evidence against a number of persons who have been for a long time past killing salmon in the Miramichi River by means of dynamite.The salmon had nearly been exterminated.News has now been received that three men have been caught by the district fishinz inspector.One of them was fined $100 and costs by the local Police Magistrats.The other two will be tried in a few days and will probably be fined a similar amount.The Department are glad to see that their efforts for the prevention of the illegal killing are at last bearing fruit.Mr.J.Shea, of the Ottawa Baseball Club, received a challenge from the secretary of the Pastimes of Ogdensburg, N.Y., to-day, asking for a game in this city on Thursday, August 29th.Col.J.Biddulph is an Englishman.Who arrived here a couple of days ago in Ottawa from the far east.He is accompanied by his wife and they are on their way home to England.The Colonel was formerly officer in the Hussars but many Years ago was transferred to the Bengal staff corps and has been half a lifetime in a semi-military position in India, He is at present a political agent of the Imperial Government in that country and has charge of and roles several natives States in Rajapootaan.The position is a very important one, politically and otherwise.He said in answer to inquiries \u201cI am going home to Englaad on leave and chose the new route through Canada in preference to the Suez canal and Red Sea route as it is more pleasant at this time of year,and I had a curiosity to see what is destined to be in the near future the great highway to the far east.The importance of this Canadian Pacific route through the Dominion cannot be too highly estimated.Lookingat it from a political light it is sure to assist the union of England and her colonies and will bind Australia and Canada closer together than they have been.There is no doubt that trade with Australia, China, Japan, and even India, will find its way over the new route and thus help to build up this young country, and, looking at it from a military point of view, it is of the highest importance as an alternative route entirely through British territory, which can always be used if the Suez Canal way is stopped.-ee\u2014\u2014\u2014 LIEUT.ERVINES TRIAL.A Naval Officer Court-Martialed Upon Serious Charges.NEwrorr, R.I, August 20.\u2014The court- martial of Lieutenant Irvine, United States Navy, attached to the torpedo station, has caused much gossip among the resident army and navy officers, as the outcome threatens to be somewhat serious for the defendant.The charges were quadruple, and included conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, absence from his post without leave, drunkenness, and absenting himself without leave or proper authority.Capt.Selfridge was president of the court, with Lieut.J.V.B.Bleecker as Judge Advocate.Ex-Lieut.Gov.Honey, of Newport, was present during the whole of the proceedings on benalf of the defendant.There were over a dozen witnesses, including Commander Goodrich, commandant of the station, Prof, Munroe, and about all of the lieutenants attached to the torpedo station.It is said the charges were fully proved and a bad case made out against this unfortunate officer, and the Status of the witnesses precludes any thoughts of clemency by the Secretary ofthe Navy, to whom the papers and findings in this case have been referred.Lieut Sturdy is Acting Executive of the New Hampshire in the absence of Lieut.Commander Longnecker, who is away on leave.Ensign Thurston, recently detached {rom the training ship New-Hampshire, has left here preparory to joining the Monocacy, to which he has been ordered.Rear Admiral Luce is in town for a short stay.LOWER THAN THE VILEST.MeDonald\u2019s Opinion of His Erring Wife, Curcaco, Aug.21.\u2014\u201c Mike\u201d McDonald has received a letter from his runaway wife, who eloped with the French priest, Father Joseph Moysant.To a reporter this morning McDonald admitted that he had received a letter dated Boston, Aug.12.The letter contained neither sorrow nor contrition for her sin, nor a plea for forgiveness.\u201c All the sorrow she expresses,\u201dsaid Mr.McDonald, \u201cis for these two little boys,\u201d and he pointed to his two sous.\u201d She is infatuated with that beast of a priest and says she cannot leave the man she is with.\u201d \u201cNo, I cannot give you the letter as I must save that for the court, as I am going to get a divorce as soon as my lawyer returns, which will be in about a week.I have great contempt for the woman I once called wife.She has sunk lower than the vilest woman on earth.\u201d \u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014 HOW TEN LIVES WERE LOST.The Tenement House Deliberately Fired New Yorx, Aug.21.\u2014Joseph Popa,who lived in the rear tenement of 307 7th Avenue, which was burned on Monday and ten lives lost there, to-day makes an affidavit in which he charges that he saw a wan ip Snyder's restaurant scattering pieces of burnt wood all over the kitchen and throw something over them from a dish.The man then seized a broom and ran into the street.Soon smoke began to roll out of the window, and then the flames burst forth.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE GLASSWORKERS DISPUTE.Some Firms are Weakening.PrrrssurG, Aug.21.\u2014Notwithstanding the agreement of the window glass manufacturers yesterday, that they would not pay the advance asked by their workmen, Secretary George Coke, of the Union Glassworkers Association, states to-day that two firms have already signed tbeir scale and that seven other firms have asked that a copy of the scale be sent to them for consideration.No information could be had as to who the signers were other than that none were Pittsburg companies.pers Notes From Mexico.Crry or Mexico, Aug.20., via Galves- ton\u2014The work of locating the route of the Transatlantic Railroad, between Chiapas and Tabasco, is progressing.Wheat is beginning to be exported to England from the State of Sonora.The State Government gives a bounty to all preducers who export wheat.The mines owners in the Sierra Moja- das have resolved to erect a smelter as a protection against the increased duty on ores imposed by the United States Government.A prominent buyer of ore says that his business has been damaged to the extent of 35 per cent since the order for the collection of the increased duty was issued.Two twin engines for the Tnteroceanic.Railway have arrived at Vera Cruz.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Safe and Reliable.I highly recommend Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for curing cholera, cholera morbus, colic, cramps, diarrhœa, dysentery and all summer complaints.It is safe and reliable for children and older persons, Miss Hrixy BNECKENRIDG: Heyworth, Qua, 2 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMER TRADE AND COMMERGE.FINANCIAL.Tag HERALD OFFICE, } Wednesday Evening, August 21, 1888, same hours for a year.It was noticeable, however, that prices were generally higher, coal stocks, excepting Lackawana & Reading, being up F to 1 per cent.the Breadastuffs.MONTREAL, August 21, 1889, PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS, Montreal short cut left on the market, and 16.50 is about the figure.Chicago short cut is selling at 15.50 per barrel, Lard dull and unchanged.We quote: Canada, §.C.C., Der bbl.516 LO @16 50 CIAL GAZETTE THURSDAY.AUGUST.9c say, than they canto wait and pay 10c or more for September stock ?One fact has been noticeable throughout this season ; more money has been paid for cheese in the country than was 22 MARINE NEWS.MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPs _ ; ; , sc e., per bbi.\u2026 14 00 @i4 25 i city, and the same state of Arrived, six leading Grangers and Southwesterns, Frour\u2014There is a rather better enquiry Chr sorte, CC ben, por bbl.13 5) @13 73 quoted in ihe o ve da Take almost Date.Steamshio.at.viz.Northwestern, St.Paul, Rock Island, for all grades of flour and there have India mess beef, per tierce.00 90 @0y 00 g om.\u2019 Burlington, Atchison, and Missouri Pa- been sales of round lots for export in Mess beef, per bbl.Hams, city cured, per Ib.of the year, and it will be any Week brought more at Aug.20.Hibernian.Boston.Glase Aug.2L.Peruvian.\u2018Baltimore.Livespaol found that cheese Aug.21.Holland.,.N Montreal Stock Market.cific.furnished only 9,000 shares, but bond here, prices have not been made lard, gestern, in pails, OC: 00 Gian ta} Brockville or at Listowel and other Aug.2 Western ; es Tork London ; ing i ! i ig un- public.The local market i n, anses versus ; 00 10 @00 114 points than it was quo .and.New York.Antwer 1 cy at, nal.thors they were all § 53 A I pu ge an S Jem and Bhoulders, per ib Lee te te 0 0) @00 © This has been a continual puzzle to sales- Pp ocal 8 8 Ny 3 » was no trading.All stocks, especially bank stocks, gre well held, and there are no sellers at under present asking figures, and investers find these prices too bigh.Some say the bulls are quite anxious to unload, but find ne market.The bulis sav there are no stocks for sale.Anyway there is no business doing, and the narrowness of the market makes the prospect dull.Bank of Mont- questionably # prevailing feeling that, in view of the good crops, railroad stocks will experience an important advance before the end of the year, but the disposition to make speculative purchases of stocks now on that expectation is held in check by doubts about the money market.The four leading trust stocks, cotton, oil, sugar, lead and whiskey, fur- nisbed 43,550 shares up to 12 o'clock, or 32 per cent.more than the railroad unchanged, and there is no new point of interest.Choice strong from Manitoba bard wheat is gelling at $5.40@§5.50 per barrel.The Winnipeg Commercial reports that market as follows :\u2014Trade is rather quiet and prices are steady.The mills are not particularly active, and in the city and country several are shut down to make repairs before the movement of new wheat commences.a certainty now that the new wheat crop There is almost Tallow, com.refined, per To.00 053@00 06} EES.Strictly fresh and candled stocks are gelling at 13}c@14c per dozen In case lots.Held stock in barrels is slow of sale at 124c@13c per dozen.Ashes.Potash is dull and _unchanged.We quote first sorts $3.65(@$370 per 100 lbs, seconds, $3.35 per 100 lbs.Fresh Fruits.Apples, new, $2.00 to $3.50 per barrel ; Messina lemons, $4 $ per box; men who used to look upon New York quotations as a guide for their own sales, and do so still, but only in a very general way.They tell whether the market is up or down, but give little indication of the exact figureathat may be expected.; Finest creamery butter has made another ic advance during the week, and now stands at 1584c.The improvement dces not seem to attach to any other grade, as State dairy remains at 16}c and must be strictly choice to bring that.PORT OF MONTREAL.ARRIVED\u2014AUGUST 21.Schooner Good Intent, 72, Mabe, Ni don, C.B., Brock & Co., stone and firowoni CLEARED, Steamship Circassian, 2355, Barrett, Li po EE À Ale Be ae mer eamship Acadian, alins, G H& A.Allan, general, Q + Glace Bay, ar zra, , Pederson uebec, .inst Dor Oya Let Camtaten ip Earl o etlan unni Liverpool, C.T.Davis &Co., deals.ngham, Vessels in Port.to i i i i .- Of qualiti ice there is a ver STEAMSHIPS.real sold higher to-day at 236, stocks, and expect whiskey and rye were will be of extra quality, the only danger oranges, box, 5:50 to $6; se low Dat large supply noi chaise A be had at y Alcides, 244, R.Reford & Co.e ands.' * \u2019 + 3 4 .rson, zie 0.and 100 shares changed hands.all 1 to 1 higher.being from wet weather between now anas, SL to $1.50; re .comespondinely low figure.We know of Acuba, 1158.Anderson, McKenzle & C Toronto d at 2234, but sold down [SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.] and threshing.Prospects are therefore $1.20 per bunch; Saguenay blueberries, oe A gly © 8, have refused Bonavista, 85, Kingman, Brown & Co.oronto opened BY rie ; 21,\u2014M clos.good that the mills will have the very $1.00 per box; local, 70e to $175; creamery men who Tofpnoy HT dot Breck i Cor & CO: to 222, at the close there were free sell- New York, August ZL \u2014Noney Clos | nest material to work with, and will California pears, $4.00 to $450 per to sel al, sumer, except en hey Miramichi, 41.Brock & Co.ers at 222}, 221 bid.There was a small a west as 4 Fxchange closed have no difficulty in turning out extra box; Bell pears, $i per barrel ; could get 20c for their product.De eatan.2308 He A.Allan.j A : A = i probably not be long before they can ob- Parisian, 822, H.& A.transaction in Ontario Bank at 1364, and steady, posted rates $4.85}@$4.88, actual fine flour from this crop.Prices are New York peaches, Carrlers, $3 to $5; P y ng belo y aT1slan A.Allan ; 5 : tain their price for the goods held over, SHIPS.se ig- ; ; : steady as follows per 100 pounds to the Canadian peaches, $1 to $1.25 per basket; ] ( 1e _ 106hares British brought 1604.SE mis rates nd.60 days and local trade: \u2014Patents, $2.70; strong Spanish onions, ~$425 per Cas ag these art first-class condition and Hilaria, 1675, W.E, Boyd.cellaneous stocks Canadian Pacifie con- SE DS ek market this morning was bakers, $250 ; second bakers, $2.35; onions, $2.75 to $3 per barrel; water quality.BARQUES.tinues the most active, and was very strong, with sales of 375 shares, princi- Following is our usual table of cheese XXXX, $1.90; superfine, $1.30.Graham quotations im flour, $2.50; middlings, $2.70 per 100 melons, 20c to Zôc; California plums, $1 to $1.50 per box; Hudson River Bart- Topsy, 57, Anderson, McK.& Co.Tamar, E.Marshall, 1270, Anderson, Mc- Kenzie & Co.almost stagnant.In the hours to noon only 29,000 shares changed hands, which ; ; i i 2.7 .50; els, to $3; Cable.Fgt.Price.460.an, pally at 624.No other stock was dealt is the smallest amount of business in the vedi quotations ure nominally let ve sa 15 Lo Fous barres , 3 io 8% Ave.a, 1807.sas Les 30s iz pijald, 400.McLean, Kennedy & Coi i : a 3 ' .18, .\u2026 468 51 3 5 in.Telegraph seemed firmer in the same hours for che past Jess te fone Winter Wheat, patent.5.20 @$5.60 $4.50.Hudson River plums, 75¢ to $l Aug.17, 1889.\u2026 44s 6d 30s sie Eresidont, Dis, Wr ai & Oo, Kenzie ac.afternoon.Gas also closed firmer than of specu'aron Saher.The coal stocks ÉPring Wheat, patent.-8-75 @ 6.00 per basket.Canadian plums, $L.00 to British Breadstuffs and Provision Mar.Eldsivà, 42, Anderson, MoKenzie & Co, yesterday.were Strong and with the exception of Taira olen 10 @ 15 #125- Dairy Product kets.398 BARKENTINES.5 i superfine.3.2 airy nets.i Arthur, 398, Wulff & Co.To-day\u2019s sales amounted to 565 shares, Lackawanna and Reading prices were Super fine on : 3.5 @ 4.2 Burrer\u2014The butter market is dull and Liverroor, 11.30 a.m.\u2014The public cable Écrieandt, 1158, Baird, Browning & Co.as follows :\u2014 up + to 1 per cent.The six Ontario bags\u2014extra.SV 285 @ 2.50 ; ; ing feat Prices are TéPOrts the wheat market firmer, but PRIGANTINES.\u2019 eading Granger and Southwestern City Strong Bakers'.c.5.40 @ 2.22 without interesting features.Iti the demand continues poor.Holders Kiaonan, 872.Anderson, MeKenzi MORNING BOARD.tocks viz, Northwestern, St.Paul OATMEAL :\u2014 nominally unchanged as follows :\u2014 offer sparingly.Corn is quiet and there ; , 872, , nzie & Co.7 Bank of Montreal.Rock teland, Burlington, \u2018Aichison and O'dinary pris.39 a 13 .i.\u20188 little demand.Albant, 110,6 SCHOONERS.50 « « i\" - Missouri Pacific, together furnished oy Granulated, brs.im @ in nee Due Beerbohm's cable advices to-day, are sis Annie, 15,6.& Boucher.\" Se 9,000 shares, but they were all up +@} Se dl.10 Morrisburg.as follows: \u2014Cargoes off coast, whea [ary Anne.A.Boucher.5 Bank of Toronto.cco.8t 223} from last nights figures by 12 o'clock.Rolled Oats.aoccconsesssercc0e0 2-00 @ 8.09 Brockville.-.- Sere nl3 818) guief, but steady: corn nil.Cargoes on 1évaie Lindsag, 91.Brod & Co.10 Bank of British Nor.Amer.at 1603 Thu dullness ofthe morning was relieved Barreis.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3.40 @ 3,50 eases cenenne ees : passage and for shipment, wheat, steady; , 72, .275 Canadian Pacific Railway.at pe to some extent after 12 o'clock by a BaBS.occeii io in 1.60 @ 1.75 The New York Commercial Bulletin, of French country markets, quiet Liverpool \u2014_\u2014 50 Bt 62 oy arp advance and decided activity in ; , Grain., Wednesday, has the following :\u2014The wheat, spot, quiet but steady; corn, do., PORT OF QUEBEC.AFTERNOON BOARD.Northern Pacific stock which was due to There is nothing new in the local grain market is fairly active on fancy fable slow.Weather in England, showery.(Herald Telegraphic Correspondence.) 13 Bank of Montreal.cee.at 236 the action of the directors at a meeting market.Old prices are firmly held, but grades, and the grades just a trifle under Mark Lane English and foreign wheat, QUEBEC, Aug 21.25 Ontario Bank.at 186% to-day, at which the funding scheme NEW Western are offered at 60c¢ f.0.b.de- fancy are having a little more attention.gteady; do., American and Danubian ARRIVED.95 Bank of Toronto.at 222} was approved.The preferred rare ra- livery next fortnight, or equal to 73¢ laid The export demand is almost at a stand- maize, quiet; do., English and American park King Oscar II, K.Jorbek, Belfast, 25 « LS at 222 pidity to 69, a gain of 1-7 and the com- down here.Wheat dull and unchanged.still, Germany taking bulk © the few four, steady.No 1 Bombay wheat, 78 King Bros, ballast, at River Quelle.50 Canadian Pacific Railway.at 62} The closing figures are as follows, com- We quote as follows :\u2014No.1 hard Mani- 30 in of 1.The movement mon bo 304, & gain 0 3 toba, $1.03@$L.04; No.2 do, $L0L@ lots arriving.State creamery pails have in these stocks had a favorable influence Steamship Invermay, Mitchell, Pictou, for advanced to 19c, and holders are not 1d; new southern winter wheat, 6s 9d.Montreal.coal.Afternoon report\u2014English country : ; : j CLEARED.Oregon trans, though the improve $1,02: No.1, Northern, $1.01@31.02.urging sales on that basis, with tubs also markets, quiet but not cheaper.Wheat .piled by Messrs, D.L.McDougall & Co., ent En that stock Bras Night, © The Com (in, bond), 42c@43c.Oats, 314c@ reaching that figure, but it is very ex- in Paris, steady, 408 Sept; flour, do., gluk (Nicolette, Jorgensen, Liverpool, No.ospital street :\u2014 c per 8.general list was more active and strong Barley, 43c@55c.Rye, treme.State dairy tubs and half-firkins Liverpool California wheat, steady, 78 Steamship Lake Winnipeg, Murray, Mont - \u201c1.5 #, x until the last half hour when some pres- 50c 53e; buckwheat, 48c@50c per 48 lbs.are arriving more freely pad Show a 1}d Dec.; 7s 13d Jan.Liverpool mixed rea He hadian, Dunlop, Montreal, g |gepl 21 8 sure to sell caused a re-action.The clos- Peas, 79e(@80c per 66 lbs.oo slight improvement in quality, but top maize, quiet.Allans, Rae & Co.5 B40) 3 É ing prices were irregular and, but slight- The following is from the Winnipeg figures are very extreme.Elgin creamery To-day's quotations, compared with ét eamship Ontario, Couch, Montreal, W.9 | C5 i $ lly changed from those of yesterday.Commercial, Aug.19: The local situation is in very light supply at the moment ; yesterday\u2019s are i\u2014 APS\" Toronto, McAulay.Montreal STOCKS.= |: E29 wy Total sales 191,623 shares.bas been marked by excellent harvest demand is active and tome firm, AN ue W.Macpherson., gig 218 The following were the fluctuations of weather throughout Manitoba and the with prices favoring sellers.Other extra 30% me eam.NOTES.3 wil 81g prices and sales in New York, Wednes Torritories.The weather Was clear and western shows a further advance, and Soring Wheat.8 Zi dl 8 ds a.pÉtearastir Cacouna left for Montreal at 9 leg = |» \u2019 - decidedly on the warm side, and the some fancy Iowa separator creameries prin cone ae Bunks.= day, Aug.21, as specially reported for Tux only interruption was the rain on Mon- slightly exceed figures quoted.Extra Fed emia, {7 187 A 7 tla?i last amid proceeded for Montreal Bank of Montreal.$2000 5j 236 By Hrratp by Macdougall Brothers, 69 St.day of August 12.So far since harvest firsts command 154#@163c, with the high- No.2 California.{ 0 0@0 0| 0 0 @0 0 Steam-yacht Alexandra left for St.John, Bas Baek 1% a 161 1.2 F is Xavier street :\u2014 commenced the weather has been very est grades the most easily disposed of.Corn, new.| 4 Had i 4 Lad H PO ihismorning.ay passed up to Montreal Banque du Ptupie 111] #50) 8°| 101 | 66° ranco iy favorable.The cool dip on Aug.3 had Anything of quality too poor to pass as peas.ol 8 288 3 ee 2106 0 at 11 p.m.yesterday.P P rea Moy peut 57) Bt LS STE 9] F (fe eee of causing seme favors in an extns rt Lis mo seled value, and Lard, chi 30 4 | A 81 à cnlidthid arin om Mon a ank of or ari a 4 sgl 8] ® ustle right into cutting -their grain, and almost any offer is considere , with sales Bacon,\u2018 31 6 -m.Jacques Carlier Bank.wl Bi] STOCKS £21519 Z| EB some fields have been cut a little on the reported from 11@14c per lb.Imitation Bacon, Le 432 8a 0132 802 § PO Ee Pal han om Leith, is re- Hochelaga Bank .100f 81 100} 9 \u2019 eR|E|B|® : green side, but the warm, clear weather creamery is mostly below fine and drag- Cheese, new.; 44 0 @44 0 44 6 @44 6 Steamship Edinburgh arrived from Mont- Eastin Townships Bk.0 à .& : |: |: : since that date has caused the grain ging heavily.Western factory shows no Cheese, old.] t0 0 @o0 0100 0 @00 0 real at pm and proceeded.d at 2p.m ational Bank .| 30 8 : iv Dm TOT OTE 550 to ripen rapidly.Telegraphic reports further change; prime lines reach 12@ \u2014\u2014 With a full cargo Of Limber and deals 10 Union Bank .8 CB ear | 62] 6 JI04)I041 330 from all over the province on Tues- 12jc, but under grades range down as to NEW YORK FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRO- Steamships Circe and Cape Clear both ar- Lan Bi a î C.C.C.&I.| 771 77 ( 76k| 76$| 4200 day, indicated that nearly or about one- quality.Fresh factory in light demand, VISION MARKETS.rived from Montreal this evening and pro- Rank of Hamilton .N.Y.Central.10641.so: oo|4T8.ooo ball the grain was cut, so that by the and very slow.[spe LD.Steamship Oregon, which carries this Mls Marie Bank.Gent.Pac athern.25 Basil 51 300 close of the week it is safe to say thatthe Crmrse\u2014The Liverpool market is _ [sPECIALTO THE HERALD.l = week's European mail, arrived from Mont- an Bank x Den.& Rio Grand.sansjarrefrendficeefisces largest half of the grain was in stock.cabled sixpence higher at 448 6d per cwt.New York, August 21.\u2014Flour fairly at§ p.m.an anchored.left Sydney in bal {mparial Bank.Del.& Hudson, or: Meslisciiiisi 103 2100 Many farmers were running binders The spot market is very quiet, and on active at va Dos: Fine grades 7 nr last yesterday morning for this port to ship & Miscellaneous.Sig pena e404 574 \u201cGoo night and day, owing to the rapid ripen- the surface there is a very firm feeling, er, ir ?$2505.85: à $2.60 cargo of timber and deals, Totarcolonial Coal Co.| 160|.| 59 |.| Do ref ; ing of the grain.So far as can be learned, but just bow strong holders views are it superline winter, x @$2.85; do.spring, ras CIRE DE ake Winnipeg 2?als Jo do.bonds.|.| eee.J 100 .Do.2ud.very little damage has been done by would be difficult to say.It is said that $2.40@ $2.90; extra No.2 winter, $3.40@ tario at 11 a.m., all proceeded for Montreal.n Montreal Teleg'ph Co.| 441 4 B33 95 New Bog mn.hail this year.Quite a number of sam- finest colored cannot be\u2019 bought under $4.75; do.spring, $3.30@$5.50; city mills \u201cA cargo of coals, ex-bark Prince Charlie, None Union FOREN il BALE NT EI, Contrat i) ples of new wheat have been received by 91c@9ÿc, but we do not hear of any extra, $4.25@$4.35; Southern flour closed fra Ar Vian sold @é-day.Price paid Rich & Ont.Nav.Co.| 1v01.| 50] \"58\" Jersey Central - .dealers here, and they are all very fine, transactions round these prices.There weak.Trade and family extra; $3.25@ Far 8 to Montreal In barges 60 809% OF Street Railway Co.srl 25 25 Kansas & Toxas i =| ¢5i| 406 The berry is plump, bard and very fine is a good demand for fine cheese, that $4.75.Ship Vandura, from Liverpool with cargo Montrest Cron doc 1000 10000000) 55 284 TakoShore.11121110 jus |.fiôä\"|i0$\"| 600 in color.\u201c Nothing seen would grade un- can be sold at Sic@8te per 1b., but high Wheat-\u2014There was a fair movement in of sa\u2019, 1s reported changed hands today New En l\u2019d Paper Co.10 5 sili Mich.Central.Bole aus] eon ios] 55 der No.1 hard, of {he highest quality.priced goods seemed neglected.Mean- Pa and prices vore fin on advices butihe figures have not transpired.day, anada Paperto.2 4 PET 971.Reports continue to be more encouraging time we quote prices unchanged, as J ë Tug steamer Florence 18 at hand with bark Bids Colao i og a B [hs i! ij 2 0 as to the condition of the crop, and 1t is follows : quiet in ire orthwest.| Prices, closed On her return trip from Montreal the Flor: ontr\u2019l In Mort.Co.200] 2g ! ow tolerably cer a fair crop o nts.\u2014 .Spot 8 ., ; i Montr Tov.& B Co.5 eevee Do.pref.ee il 67 B 4 26000 excellent quality will be safely gathered Finest Colored evens savcsssnas souscre va 9 steamer pr red, alas as § red, Dacron! bring down barks President and sotton Co.PRPORARIUIRN Ne DORN FO! Bt I (hes ite.+ se; No.icago re c; No.\u2014 ontreal Cotton Co.| *100 4 94 ee .pret.ef 106 .; Le 8, \u2019 , Blormont Cotton oo 100 os 19 is Sie gies.Chicago Grain and Provision Markets.Low grade.La squsesese sec eran 70 Hi red winter, pri 84fe; Sept, 84èc; Oct., GULF REPORTS-\u2014Aug.21.Evaticook Couton Co.100[.et Oma __ The feeling all roand was firmer to-day, The New York Commercial Bulletin, of ne Options were fairly active and [ Figures in br oon.dicate dist ; Kingston Getion Co.Fennel Oregon Trans.1.0 f we except lard, which continues weak.Wednesday, has the following: Some firm on cold wave in the Northwest, and Qures ine nilos bolo Gueboo ET do.bonds.\" Ontario & Western.The closing figures were a fraction down stock has been \u201c passed \u201d since our last, prices closed 4c higher.Spot lots closed L\u2019IsLET [43]\u20148moky; calm; outward 8a.m Bell Telephone Co.Do nr from the highest point.and some sold outright under the tryer gull.Spot sales No.2, d4dc@ddjc;|Anslesa towing bark ; 8.30 a.m., steam Ta Co of NA FI orl Receipts.Shipments.at prices that fairly substantiate previous No.2 mixed, Aug., 44c; do Sept.43kc: SOOT, LOUP [85]-Ciear; .BC RE C0 en an Rock Islan oust.Ee oe quotations; indeed, exceptionally We do Oct., 431c; No.3, 43jc.\u201c403 |.RIVER DU LOUE (8SI-Clears calms inwards ECh'naSi Len M _ Rich.Terml.« 692,000 250.0 0 have reports at a fraction higher for Oats\u2014Options were dull and steady, FATHER POINT (156}-Hazy; calm ; out- St.Paul, M.& M.R'y.p \u201c ll \u2026 5600 20000 special lots of both white and colored, closed at about yesterday's fignres.Spot yard at & am.Lake Buperlor; 6 am.Dominion Cattle Go.|-+- Ucion Pacific.Darley, i 11000 1,000 yet it 1a difficult to oar ie ire.lots closed quiet.Spot sales No, 1 white, MAETIN River [255]\u2014Clear; calm; inward P ye eip &S.\u2026\u2026.11 Lance .3 3 ! at a.m., steamer.Londonderry Tron Co.1 Western Union Mr.E.McLennan, 22 St.John street, Here and there isa buyer examining Nes Jo 3 Sol 0525 No, mixed See Faye POINT [320}-Clear and northwest Montreal 7p.c, stock .pref.(Western Chambers) reports the Chicago Stock, but the search is generally found tember, 26£c; do.October, 26tc \u2019 ¥MANICOUAGAN T0 SHELDRAKE\u2014Clear; Canada NW.Land Col #5 si.ot ore ans : grain and provision markets as follows : to be for something of a superlative qual- Rye\u2014Dull.\u2019 ! : northwest wind.\u2019 Ontario Quebec KR.12100: MONOY.\u2026.\u20261000 0000 mac Curcago, August A.iY, and the majority of shippers act 85 Barley\u2014Nominal.nds pesteraay, Chamblon towing bark.Mont.Corp.4p.c.stock| 100).|.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.[.u0000 5% = = though they felt quite indifferent, one Pork\u2014Dull, Mess, $11.25@$1L.75 for wars veste os CRamblon.owing | bari oe Ro of Blectris Goren a Ti er The European Money Markets.gol % Ë g sg 8g of them reporting orders all cancelled, ipgpected.\u2019 wards yesterday, Coban.Royal Electric 20 eed ESS .RE S$ & 4 & 23 and others stating that cable tenders garg closed moderately active.Sep- 5PM.x-d The following from the London Æcono- #5| = 2 #%| \u20ac | i Ra a NER Ex ry In consequence of Imilations of THE WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE which are calculated to deceive the Public, Lea and Perrins have to request that Purchasers see that the Label on every botile dec Frac the original WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE is genuine, Ask for LEA and PERRINS Sauce, and see Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle and Stopper.Wholesale and for Export by the Proprietors, Worcester; Crosse and oo Blackwell, London, &c., &c.; and by Grocers and Oilmen throughout the World ETERAT TEL FOR ALT.Holloway's Pills \u201cand Ointment.TECH PILLS Purify the Brad, correct all Disorders of the i LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS.They invigorate and restore to heatth Debilitated Constitutions, and sre invaluable in all Complaints izcidental to Females of all ages.For children and the aged they are priceless TELE! isan infallible renedy for Baa Legs, Fad Breasts, 01d Wounds, Sores and Ulcers, and is famous for Gout and Rueumatism, For disorders of the Chest si has no equal.For Sore Throats, Bronchilis, Coughs, Colds, Mandular Swellings, and ail Skin Diseases it has no rival, and for contracted and stiff joints it acts like a charm.Manufactured oniy at Thomas HOLLOWAY\u2019S Establishment, 8 OXFORD STREET (late 533 OXFORD STREET,) LONDON, and are sold at 1s.13d., 2s.9d., 4s.6d., 118., 228., and 33s.each Box or Pot, and may be had of g}} Medicine Vendors throughout the World.B36 Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes.If the addrous la 533 Oxford Street.London, they are spurious JAMES COOPER, IMPORTER OF Steel Rails, Fish Plates, TRACK BOLTS, SPIKES, &c.AGENT FOR CHAS.CAMMELL & CO.Ltd., Cyclops Steel and Iron Works, Sheffield, England,\u2014Steel Rails.JOHN HENRY ANDREW & CO, Toledo Steel Works, Drill and Tool Steels, Sheffield, England.INCERSOLL ROCK DRILL CO.Manufacturers of Rock Drills, Air Compressors and Ceneral Mining and Quarrying Machinerv.ONTARIO WIRE FENCING CO.Woven Wire Fencing.DOMINION WIRE ROPE CO., Wire Rope for Hoisting, Transmission of Power, Ships\u2019 Rigging, Guys, &c.PATENT ELBOW CO., Manufacturers of Cne-Picce Elbows.EUGENE F.PHILLIPS, Electrical Works, Lim., Manufacturers of Insulated Electric Wires, Cables, &c., &c.OFFICES: - 204 ST.JAMES ST.TELEPHONE No.20.P.0.Box 1942.DREHERS Railroad Car Compound.SUPPLIED BY C.C.CLAGCETT &09,, AGENTS FOR CANADA.237 St.James street, Montreal Pianos for Rent.A number of fine Upright and Square Pianos for Rent en moderate terms, with option of purchase if desired.GEORGE J.SHEPPARD 2282 ST.CATHERINE STREET.r COAL! \u201cRESERVE\u201d MINES ROUND COAL, RUN OF MINES COAL.and SCREENINGS.FOR SALE TO ARRIVE, Ex 88.\u201cEdinburgh\u201d & 8S.\u201cInvermay\u201d Delivered in Lots to suit purchasers, Orders Booked for Winter Delivery.F.C.HENSHAW, Agent.TELEPHONE\u2014Office No.638, Yard No.2513.36tTs SMOKH Otello and Extracto CIGARS.MANUFACTURED BY I.HARRIS & SON.Bank, insurance \u2014 AND \u2014 SOCIETY PAINTING.oO LAw° FACTUMS Pribièd W:h Hesiuess and Vezpalon.0 Manufacturers\u201d Catalogues \u2014 AND \u2014 Price Lists a Specialty.HALERY 2d STERTSAD 05\u2014 Posters, - Streamers AND HANGERS, DATES, DODGERS, WENSMIOTH GHOWBILLS \u2014 FOR \u2014 Concert and Theatrical Companies \u2014\u2014 No better variety of Poster Type IN THE DOMINION.THE = ERED COMPA TO LET, The Old Business Stand, So well known under the name of Le CHAPUT, FILS «& CIE, Situated on the corner of St.Peter and Com missioners street, established as far back as 1812, now occupied by the firm of L.Chaput, Fils & Cie, Wholesale Grocers, of which firm the undersigned has ceased to be a partner for a number of years.Possession 1st May next.A grocer preferred, Apply to L.CHAPUT, Notre Dame de Grace.Bell Telephone.4403.tr 193 EUGENE, F.PHILLIPS, Electrical Works (LIMITED), MONTREAL, (Canadian Branch of American Electrical Works, Providence, R.1.), Manufacturers of Patent Finished INSULATED ELECTRIC WIRES, TELEPHONE & INCANDESCENT CORDS, ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRE, Magnet Wire, Patent Rubber covered Wire, Lead Encased wire, Flexible Cordage, Office and An- nunciator Wire, UNDERGROUND & ARIAL CABLES &c., &c æ#3-W rite for prices to JAMES COOPER, AGENT, 204 St.James St., Montreal.5 AUCTION SALES.By A.Jobn Maxham & Co.Underwriters\u2019 Sale.\u2014_\u2014 SS.MONTREAL AXD CARGO.+ Messre MAXHAM & (0.are instructed to sell at the Merchants\u2019 Exchange, at Quebec, On TUESDAY NEXT, 27th Inst, the hull of the Steamship Montreal, of the Dominion Steamship Company, as sie now lies or did lie wrecked at the landing place, Belle Isle, near the light house.Bullt in i879, of iron, together with her engines, boilers, rigging, sails, chains and anchors, ete, and whatever may be found on board belonging to her.Her engines are 375 horse power, 2 ¢yl- inders 45 and 3) inches, 4 feet stroke, length of vessel 329 feet, breadth 59 feet, depth 25 feet, atter which will be sold the cargo, comprising 12,0 boxes cheese, 145 barrels pork, 43iv bxs Lacon, 6 cases leather, 12000 bushels wheat, 12.250 bushels peas, 975 sacks flour, 1,636 sacks oilcuke, 200 sacks vaimenl, 525 tuns phosphate, 10 barrels ashes, 14 organs [cased], 1,985 pieces dimension timber, 3,40) pieces boards, 12,395 pieces deals, sod for account of Und rwriters or others concerned.Sale at 11 o'clock.A.JOHN MAXHAX & CO, Auctioneers.PHILLIPS ESTATE.Lots for sale on St.Catherine, Crescent and Bishop streets on easy terms.We have some good lots cheap.JAMES STEWART & CO.Real Estate and Geberul Auctioneers, 204 St.James street.SAULT-AU-REGOLLET ERICK COTTAGE on St.Denis street and River Front.24 stories, Extension Kitchen; lot 160x120, subdivisions 19 ana of 245.Cheap.Apply to JAMES STEWART & CO, 215 St.James street NOTICE.JAMES STEWART & CO., Real Estate and General Auctionters, have Removed to a more commodious Salesroom on the ground floorofthe MBCHANI1C8\" CHAMBERS, } 204 ST.JAMES STREET.1 VALUABLE PROPERTY For sale, to let or exchange for Oity Property.Situated on the shore of Lake Mem- phremagog, within ten minutes of Depot and rising town of Magog.Buildings, House, Stabling, &c., all in perfect order.den, Ice House, Poultry House, &e.Waterin house and stables.Drainage perfeet.Every convenience.Property known as Lakeside, beautifully surrounded by shrubberies and shady: groves; 25 acres in extent.Terms easy.Good fishing.Apply to JAMES STEWART & CO, Real Estate and General Auctioneers, 204 St.James street SEYMOUR PROPERTY BUILDING LOTS on DORCHESTER STREET, 2} and 26 x:100 to 120 ; GUIBLIER STREET, 23 and 26 X v9, and on the new SEYMOUR AVENUE, on both sides, measuring 23 x 93.JAMES STEWART & CO, Auctioneers, 204 St.James street.MONEY TO LOAN.$2,000 TO $20,000 APPLY TO JAMES STEWART «& CO., 204 ST.JAMES ST.Large gar- 116 SUMMER RESORTS.ST.LEON SPRINGS HOTEL, St.Leon, Que: HIS FAVORITE HOTEL IS NOW open to the Public.The virtues of St.LikoN WATER areso well known that they need uot here be specitied.For rates and all information apply t The St.Leon Mineral Water Co., C.E.A.LANGLOIS, Manager, 54 Victoria Square, Montreal, June 13th, Ts 140 THE BEACHES, Richibucto, N B.UNSURPASSED SEA BATHING.The finest summer resort in the Lower Provinces will be open to receive guests on JUNE 10th, 1889.This new and elegant hotel is unsurpassed as a health resort.Delightful climate, splendid scenery, efficient management.Accommodation for 150 guests.Good boating and river and deep sea fishing.Beautiful drives.Livery in counection with Hotel.Lawn tennis courts.croquet, baseball and cricket grounds.Billiard room, ball and music rooms, with other attractions usually tound at first-class summer resorts.The menu of the house is unexcelled.For circulars showing cut of house and grounds, diagram, and general information, apply to E, K PHAIR, P.O.Box No.225 Richibucto, N.B.TENDERS FOR USE OF RESTAURANT BUILDINGS \u2014 ON \u2014 Exhibition Grounds County of Hochelaga Agricultural SOCIETY.Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the use of the Restaurants on the Exhibition Grounds during the days of the Grand Fall Exhibition, to be held on the 19th, 20th & 21st September, under the auspices of the above named society, said tenders to be sent in to the undersigued secretary, marked « Tenders,\u201d not later than the twenty-seventh of August instant, at noon.The highest tender not necessarily accepted.By order, y H.BRODIE, Sec.-Treas.Montreal, August 10th, 1889, Aug 13 BITM/BA 193 mr ns RE AE 6 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE THURSDAY.AUGUST CITY AND SUBURBAN Ask for * Montserrat\u201d Lime-Fruit Juice and take no other.The prizes won at the grocers\u2019 picnic will be distributed this evening at the Hope Coffee House.THE MANLIEST game for boys, football football suits from $2 at S.Carsley\u2019s.A boy named Belanger left his home in Quebec city a few days ago to come and visit his mother at 1582 Notre Dame street, Montreal, and has not since been heard of.Tose 50¢ striped sashes at S.Carsley\u2019s are selling fast.Call early and secure one.The Cigar Makers\u2019 Uzion, at a general meeting Tuesday night, resolved by a unanimous vote to invite their \u201cInternational President,\u201d Mr.Adolph Strasser, of Buffalo, to be present with them on Labor Day.No TROUBLE in selecting were you have such a splendid assortment of ladies\u2019 cotton underwear.S.Carsley.The contract for building the iron bridge across the Gananoque river, Bear the G.T.R.station, has been awarded to Messrs.Rousseau & Mather, contractors, of this city.Their tender was $3,075 for the iron work and $3,335 for the masonry aud approaches.IT 18 AN AckNowEDGED Fact, by Montreal housekeepers that 8.Carsley keeps the largest and best assorted stock of Table Linens, in all makes, for all purposes, and lowest prices.Dame M.Graham, widow of the iate J.H.Webster, saloonkeeper on St.Lawrence street, who was killed by falling down the elevator of the Temple building, has taken out an action for $11,000 damages against the trustees of St.James Methodist Church through Messrs.At- water & Mackie.DeLicrovs\u2014Such is the verdict given by smokers as to the taste and quality of Monette\u2019s mixture.For a cool smoke and solid comfort it cannot be rivalled.Corner St.Sulpice and Notre Dame streets, opposite French Cathedral.The harbor police are anxious to know if their services will be retained next season.It is now that they should know, so that they may have time to look out for situations.Most of them are married, with families, so that it is a serious matter for them fo be thrown out without notice.MarviLLous,\u2014The efficacy and curative powers of the famous St.Leon Mineral Water,are wonderful.All sufferers from indigestion, rheumatism, biliousness and disorders of the liver and kidneys, will find relief by drinking this health-giving beverage.Head Office, 54 Victoria square.Two reliable constables keep an eye on the residences in the Western District whose occupants notified the police before leaving the city for the summer.That the constables have done their work well is indicated by the fact that in the district named no house has been tampered with in any case where the owners notified the police of their intended absence.The renovated chemical engine which has so long been is disuse at Io.14 fire station was yesterday taken down to St.Gabriel station, and will be sent into active service at the first opportunity.Chief Benoit says itis as good now as when it was first turned out of the workshops at Chicago twelve years ago.The new chemical engine, which is said to be too heavy for city work, has been sent up to St.John Baptiste village.The Coleraine Mining Company, composed of the Hon, Mr.Chapleau, Messrs.A, N.Montpetit, C.A.Dansereau, A.Desjardins and P.A.L.de Martigny, have, through their attorney, Mx.J.U.Piche, taken an action for $20,000 against the Megantic Mining Co.Plaintiffs ask that defendants be compelled to sign a deed of sale of some property to the extent of $17,000, in which tbe Coleraine Company was vender, and further claim $3,000 damages.Mr.N.W, Trenholme, Q.C., batonnier of the district of Montreal, has returned from Quebec, where he attended a meeting of the General Council of the Bar of the Province.He says that the consideration of the Lynch bill regarding the admission of graduates to the study of law without undergoing another examination was further postponed until the next meeting in October.The time of the meeting was mostly taken up with the discussion of the examiners\u2019 revort on last examinations.Shaftesbury Juvenile Temple held its weekly meeting on Monday evening, at 40 Emile street.The Temple isin a flourishing condition, candidates being initiated at nearly every meeting.Sister Jonnie Black has been installed Chief Templar for thé quarter; Bro, Frauk Ellis, V.T.; Bro.Georga Moore, Sec.; Bro.H.A.Ellis, Treas., Bro.Wm.Rustin, Chap.; Bro.Adolphe Howell, Marshall; Sister Annie Rustin, D.M.; Bro.J.D.Ellis, Guard, etc, and Bro.Alex.George Ellis, Superintendent.Acting on the instructions of the sub- Chief, Fireman Barry attended at the City Hall yesterday morning and placed his resignation in the hands of Chief Benoit, at the same time expressing regret for his misconduct, which had arisen through ignorance of the rules.The Chief pointed out the serious nature of the breach of discipline and the bad effect it exercised on the discipline of the whole brigade, but as Barry had freely admitted his mistake he was disposed to take a lenient view of the matter, and accordingly reinstated him in his old position with a caution as to.the future.Judge Mathieu has given his judgment in the case of Hon.W.Prevost, Q.C., against Mr.Augustin Renaud dit Des- lauriers for $300.The defendant left the country ten years ago to go to Montana, and when he returned some weeks since for his son, who was at college here, he wag arrested on a capias for the above amount, for costs alleged due by him in a suit in which he was plaintiff, for slander.The capias was quashed, the judge declaring that it had not been shown that he was leaving the country and disposing of his property to defraud his creditors.The defendant was returning to his home in Montana, and had not disposed of any property here because he possessed none.Another capias of the same case has also been quashed.An action of a peculiar nature was entered in the Superior Court yesterday morning through Messrs.Girouard & Delorimier.The plaintiffs, Messrs.Dun, Wiman & Co., claim $1,000 damages from and ask an injunction against Mr.Sidney Croysdill, under the following circumstances: They allege that in May last the defendant opened a collection agency under the name of The Wiman Collecting Agency, and although they, the plaintiffs, remonstrated with him thus using their name he continued to do so.They further allege that Mr.Croysdill has now gone so far as to move into the [mperial Building, where Dun, Wiman & Co.themselves have their offices.All the above facts they claim to be of such a nature as to deceive the public, and thay consequently now ask for an injunction to restrain Mr.Croysdill from further using the name Wiman for his firm, ST, LEON SPRINGS HOTEL.List of new arrivals for August 3rd and 4th:\u2014R.A.Prefontaine, P.Demerse, Delle H, Martineau, L.A.Donker, J.B.Curtis, James Darling, H.C.Saint Pierre, Mrs.Saint Pierre, Miss Saint Pierre, Master W 1llie Saint Pierre, M.Marchand, O.Leduc, W.Strachan, Mr.and Mrs.Ww.E.Ward, B.McDonald, Miss Peterson, Mrs.J.W.Duncan, Frank D.Shallon, Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Archambault, F.À.Lusignan, Mrs.H.McLarn, Chas.Burroughs, Jas.Birard, L.J.Lamontagne, R.Gohier, M.Beauchy, H.P.Labelle and family, J.E.Auger, Heury J.McLaren, Michel Boneret, Petre Vendelac and wife, J.Fortin and wife, N.Prefontaine, C.B.Lancelot, Miss S.Cummings, Miss E.Cummings, L.Tour- ville, David Watson, jr; A.D.Evans, Wm.Graham, C.E.A.Langlois, H.P.Labelle and famille, R.Trestler, Montreal; James Clifford, Alfred Veyniar, Wilfred Roy, J.F.Daignau, Quebec; W.Clark and wife, Ottawa; Mde.John Masse, Roxton Falls ; J.E.Charbonneau, 8.J.Remmington, Louisville.A LESSON IN GRAMMAR.«1 cough! He coughs! They cough PP And why need they cough ?Dr.Pierce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery will cure coughs, colds, and all lung diseases.Buy it and try it, there\u2019s virtue and worth In the bottle whose contents are pure; \"Twill extinguish the germs of consumption at birth, And its more acute symptoms will cure.Mrs.Rebecca Sidnor, who recently died in Wiretown, N.J., at the age of 104 years, was a wonderfully active old woman up to a few weeks ago, CANADA'S GREAT EASTERN BxuiarrioN WILL BE HELD.AT SHERBROOKE, P.(Q., 2nd to 6th September - 1889.oO $10,000 IN PRIZES! Open to the World! The Only Industrial and Agricultural Exhibition in the Province this Year.BETTER THAN EVER THE GREATEST ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR! Science, Amusement.At this the FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the Eastern Townships Agricultural Association no amount of money or strenuous effort on the part of the management will be spared to make it surpass by far anything of the kind ever held in EASTERN CANADA.It is confideutly expected that the Exhibits will be more numerous and attractive than they have ever been before, owing to the large amount, that is offered in prizes, and also from the acknowledged benefit heretofore experienced by those who have exhibited Stock, Machinery, Agricultural and Industrial Pro- duets at this now Well and Widely Known Fair.A multitude of New and Special attractions have been engaged, at heavy expense, and more are being added almost every day.They now include the following :(\u2014 THE KING OF THE AIR! PROF.HOCAN, will make wonderful Baloon Ascensions from the grounds daily, and when at the dizzy height of 6,000 feet Will Jump {rom the Balloon and deseend to the earth by the aid of a Parachute or large umbrella.The most wonderful feat ever accomplished by man.A.L.VAN NORMAN, Champion Roman Rider, and MISS ALICE HAUSER, the greatest Lady Equestrienne the world has ever produced, will ride each day some of the most marvelous and exciting races ever attempted on a race track, including the tollow- ing: Riding two horses, bare back, with one foot on each, at full speed around track ; Racing pairs of thoroughbreds at full speed to skeleton wagon 65 Ibs.; Riding five mile race changing horses each mile in front of Grand Stand without touching the ground They will also place chairs on\u2019 the backs of horses and race them at full speed with one toot on each chair !!! and many other equally daring feats.They use thoroughbred Runners only, and are both worlds champions.Special engagement of Gray & Walker's * Royal Brazilian Marionettes,\u201d The only entertainment of the kind in the world.Performances will be ¢iyen continually at their \u201cMiniature Theatre,\u201d near the main entrance on the grounds.The most refined and amusing performance ever witnessed.Miniature Acrobats, Funny Clowns, &e.An entertainment replete with brilliant music, laughable pantomime, startling mechanical effects and special scenery\u2014only to be seen in Canada at this Exhibition.RACES\u2014 Dog vs.Pony.One of the most amusine and interesting attractions will be little WILLIE KETCHUM and his TROTTING DOG \u201cDoc,\u201d which he will trot against ponies up to twelve hands high, both to be in harness to sulkey.This dog has a record of 2.49 tor half mile, and is a wonder.IN THE HORSE RINC THE FOL- LOWINC PRIZES ARÉ Industry, Art and OFFERED.No.1.Farmers\u2019 Trotting Race, purse.$ 50 00 No.2.Three Minute Class, purse, .125 00 No.3.240 Class, open to trotters and PACETS.«0.0 -21000 0000 nc 0 sn nu00ca0 nn 000 s 150 00 No.4.Running Race, purse .125 00 No.5.Colt Stake, 4 year old, purse.75 00 No.6.Flat\u2014Farmers\u2019 Running.5) 00 No.7.Open Trotting.+.175 00 No.8.Hurdle Race.150 00 $%.Note change from Prize Lists.Large prizes are also offered for Bicycle Races and Athietic Sports of all kinds, Full particulars in programmes.Grand Lacrosse Match Fine Bands of Music in attendance each ay.The grounds wlll be illuminated at night by Electricity.Entries on Live Stock close 26th August.All other departments 28th August.Lowest Rates and Cheap Excursions have been arranged for on all railways for passen= gers and exhibits.DON'T FORGET THE DATES.For further particulars apply to F.P.BUCK, E.WINN FARWELL, President.Sec.-Tregs.Sherbrooke, P.Q.July 26th, 1889.182 tf Children Crv for NEW ADVERT Britain's : Empire : in : America ! ISEMENTS.50000000094 \u2014 THE MONTREAL HERALDS DOMINION FROM OCEAN EDITION TO OCEAN.0000000004 Reviewing « 16 + Leading + Canadian GILES.24 PAGES 50,000 COPIES.Enclosed in a Lithograph Cover, in Colors, Giving Scenes in the Rocky Mountains, and an Engraving of the Windsor Street Depot of the C.P.R.Date of Publication Early in October.966009099099 THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY \u2014{ WILL BE }\u2014 Illustrated from Halifax to Victoria, B.C.~H000000000\u2014 WHAT IT WILL CONTAIN.A graphic, descriptive and illustrated review of the greatest and finest railroad organization in America, the C.P.R.| | It will demoustrate through its Atlantie and Pacific rail and ocean steamship terminal facilities, that it is the shortest and most direct transportation system around the earth.It will show in figures the railro tion of Canada.ad and inland steamship naviga- It will review the manntacturing, commercial and industrial progress of the great Northwest.It will point out the golden opportunities in that section for capitalists, agriculturists, stock raising, mining; also for eiiigra- tion.It will embrace the capital invested in textile, iron, wood and miscellancous manufacturing in the principal cities of the Dominion; Also, as far as obtainable, the these lines of production.number of artisans employed in Carada\u2019s vast lumber interests will be written up, together with its mineral and mining resources.It will publish the oflicers and Merchants Exchanges, and other councils of all Boards of Trade, legally incorporated commercial bodies between Halitux and Victoria.| ; It will appeal to banking and financial institutions, as it will announce thé banking capital and reserve fund of the chief cities of Canada.The entire exports, imports and duties paid in the leading cities of the Domiuion for the eightcen mo will be included.nths expiring June 30th, 1889, It will review the trade and commerce ot the following cities of the Dominion, covering a distance of nearly 6,000 miles, over and through which this vast and colossal trans-continental steel railway of the C.P.R.finds its course :\u2014 \u2018Halifax, N.S.; St.John, flewcastie, Chatham and Moncton, N.B.; Quebec, P.Q.; Montreal, P.Q.; Kingston, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, London, Calt and Guelph, Ontario; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia.\u2018This edition will enlighten the world on the marvelously abundant resources and capabilities of this fair land\u2014England\u2019s Empire in America.It will be the most comprehensive publication in point of terri= tory covered, subjectsTreviewed and mass of information furnished ever before attempted by any single newspaper or other publication on this continent.Manufacturing, Importing, Wholesale, Banking, Insurance and Marino interests will at once appreciate the value of so extended and wells defined circulation.\u2014+ NO « CHARGH + will be made for publishing the opinions of merchants on the trade and commerce of the respective cities mentioned above.A new, novel and unique method has been adopted tor publishing DISPLAYED - ADVERTISING - MATTER.Further particulars will be made known by mail, or otherwise, at the office of THE - Beaver Hall JRALD - COMPANY, Hill, Montreal.| RAILWAYS- Trains Leave Montreal From WINDSOR STREET STATION A.M.\u2014* Day Express for St.Johns, 9, 00 Farnham, Newport, Portland, Me., Old Orchard, Manchester, Nashua, Boston, and New England points via Montreal and Eorton Air Line.9 20 A.M.\u2014* Day Express for Brockville, ' Smith\u2019e Falls, Kingston, Peterhoro, 10 AM.\u2014t * Fast Express for Ottawa M Sault Ste.Marie, St.Paul & Minne polis.P.M.\u2014Except Saturdays and Sun- \u201819,805: EScoPL 8 for Vaudreuil and intermediate stations.1 P.M.\u2014Saturdays only\u2014Suburban for i ' Vaudreuil and intermediate Sta- ons.3 4 P.M.\u2014Fast Express for St.Johns ' Sherbrooke, St.Hyacinthe and Drummondville.4 1 5 P M.\u2014Local Express for St.Therese \u2018 Lachute, Buckingham, Ottawa, &c.15 P.M.\u2014Local Express for St.Anne's, .Vaudreuil, Winchester and inter- mediateStations.P.M.\u2014Local Express for St.Johns, \u2018 Farnham, Newport, Springâeld, &c.6 ] P.M.\u20148uburban for Vaudreuil and \" intermediate Stations.8 05 P.M.\u2014t* Night Express for St.Johns a Farnham, Newport, Portland, oid Orchard, Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowe)\u2019 Restor.and New England.30 P.M\u2014* Daily except $v1>1v ys, 8, Fast Express for St.Jokr, * .er- brooke, St.John, N.B., Halifax, F.5.,>t7 4 Hh E.M\u20141 *wesiern Kxpressfory mith's \u2018 Falls, Kingston, Petorboro, Turonte, Owen Sound, St.Thomas, London, Detroit, Chicago, and All points in Ontario and Western Staies.20ÿM re urdays only\u2014Suburban for ] 1 .Vaudreuil and intermediate Stations.From Dalhousie Square Station : Q 10 A.M.\u2014* Express for Three Rivers, .Berthier, Quebec, etc.8 50 A.M.\u2014* Fast Express for St.Rose 2 Lachute, Calumet Ottawa, etc.1 3 P.M.\u2014 Baturdays only.\u2014 Suburban \u2019 Train tor Ste.Therese and interme: diate Stations.2 3 0 P.M.\u2014Saturdays only, Express for 1 Three Rivers and intermediate stations.P.M.\u2014Except Saturdays and Sun- \" Gays\u2014suburpan Train tor 8t.Theress and intermediate Stations, 3 30 FP.M.\u2014 Sundays Only,\u2014 * Local Rx- ' press for Tuiee Rivers, Batiscan, Quebec, &c.4 4 P.M.\u2014Local Express for 8t.Therese, 1 Lachute, Buckingham, Ottawa, &e, 5 0 P.M.\u2014Local for Joliette, 3t.Felix de \u2019 Valois, St.Gabriel, Three Rivers aud all intermediate Stations.R 3 P.M.\u2014For 8t.Therese and 8t.Jerome, \u201c 8t.Lia and &t.Eustache Branches 0 2 P'M.\u2014For St.Rose, St.Therese and 1 intermediate Stations.8 4 P.M.\u2014* Pacifio Express for Outlaws.Winnipeg, Vancouver, Victoria, and al points in the Norih-West and on Pacifo cast.10 0 P.M.\u2014* Night Expross for Three : Rivers, Quebeo, and points on the Intercolonia! Ry.to Campbellton.From Bonaventure Station ; 9 0 AM.\u2014From St.Lambert to Chambly, 1 Richelieulund Marieville, connecting with Grand Trunk 2.30 a.m.train from Boua- venture Station.P.M.\u2014Salurdays Only\u2014For Chambly 2.00 Richelieu, Marisvilte, &e.bh 2 P.M\u2014For Chambly, Richelieu, Marie 1 ville, &e.t+ Runs Dally, Sundays inolnded.Otu-r trains week days only, unless noted otherwis~ * Parlor and Sleeping Cars on trains o marked.American Customs Officer at stallon t ; T« amine baggage destined for the United ts.TICKET OFFICES 266 St.James Ntreet Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, and Windsor st reel and Jalbousie square Stations.av l in connection with Grand Trunk Raliway MONTREAL AND OTTAWA Fastest and Shortest Line to Ottawa, SOIT througt trains between Montres; end Ottawa, lighted by the Electric Light, Macnifcent PULLMAN BUFFET PARLOR CARS! Meals served in Parlor Carson all traing on the European plan.The ONLY LINE In Canada us\u2018ng ELECTRIC LICHT on trains.Trains Leave Bonaventure Depot at A.M.for Valleyfield, Alexan- .dria, and Intermediate Stations arriving in Ottawa at 12.50 p.m., \u2014 AND AT\u2014 P.M.for Alexandria and Max- 4.30 ville, arriving in Ottawa at 8.20 p.m, For tickets, parlor car accommodatio Freight Rates'snd full information, apply t Company's Office.136 St.James St, Tiskets and Seats in Parlor Cars can also @ær.-:à at Windsor and Balmoral Hotel tic¥ci offices, Bonaventure Depot and 148 St James Street, A.E.CAIRNS, PERCYR.TODD General Agent, Genl, Pass.Agent, Montreal.Ottawa E.J.CHAMBERLIN, RAILWAYS er THE TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY The Temiscouata Railway affords access to Lake Temiscouata and the Madawaska River, the most ebarming summer resort and best fishing locality in the Dominion, Running in connection with the Grand Trunk and Intercolonial Railways.Shortest and best route to all points in the northern rtion of the province of N.B., via the New Brunswick Railway.SUMMER TIME TABLE River-du-Loup, depart 1.30 p.m.; St.Moleste.1.53; St.Francis, 2.23; St.Honore, 253%; St.Louis.8.20; Fort Ingalls, 3.50; Notre Dame du Lac, 4.15; Ste.Rose, 4.495 Otterburn, 4.52 ; St.Jacques, 5.19; Elmunds- ton, arrive, 5.44.Returning leave Edmunds- ton at 7.30 a.m.For further information apply J.8S.MILLAR, General Manager, River du Loup, P.Q.3m 172 THE GREAT ENGLISH PRESCRIPTION > 4 M Asuccesstulmedicinetested over ; ÿ, 30 years m thousands of cage Promptly cures Nervous Pros tration, Weaknessof Brait, Spb AS ed nai Gord, and GenerativeOrgans béeither sex, Bmissionsand all illscausedby indis Wretion orover-exortion.fix packagesis guarae teed to effect 8 curewhen all otherinediciuasg | 1, six packag Lavy yor Pamphlet.Address , Euakga CaEMicaL Co., DeTROIT, MIoH, for sale by B.E.MCGALE, 2125 Notre Damo street, Montreal.mwiDt + NERVOUS DEBILITY.Nervous Debility, Exhausting Vital Drains (caused by early indiscretions) thoroughly sured.Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Piles, Tapeworm, Varicocele, Impotency, Sybhilitie Affections.Old Gleets, and all diseases of the genito-urinary organs and rectum aspecialty.It makes no difference who has failed to cure you.Write me particulars of your case.Consultation free, Medicinet sent to any address.Dr.Reeve, 337 Jarvis street, Toronto.tT ly Pitcher's Castoria.RAILWAYS.Gener: December 10 al Manager, Ottaway CANAL CO\u20198 RAILROADS, < D.and FI.\u201d \u2014To\u2014 Albary, Boston and Philadelphia, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST, TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL, BONAVENTURE STATION.M\u2014 i New York, and to Saratoga, Cohoes, Troy, 8.3 AM White Mountain Express ar.g Wells River 2.23 p.m., Little- ton 3.37 p.n., Bethlehem 4.25 an Pre: House 4.45 p.m., Twin Mountain House 4,16 p.m., Fabyans 4.28 p.m., Crawford House 5 p.m., Summit Mount Washington, 6.30 Quick Time.No Delays, p.m., Portland 8 p m., Old Orchard Beach 8.3) TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL a.m.\u2014Daily, except Sunday, arrivin i 1 in New York at £50 p.m.Drawing-room can Montpelier 12.5 p.m., White Montreal to New York.p.n., Buffet Parlor Car to Fabyans.A.M.\u2014Fast train, arriving 8 8.30 10.50 a.m., Burlington 8 iam River J unéiion 2.656 p.m., Boston via Lowell 7.25 p.m., and 4 50 p.m.\u2014Night Express, Sunday included oF mr oon ve wy pringteld 10p.m5, Connects -W agner\u2019s legant leepin iving in New York at 7.00 next morning.= Cars run ; 5 through to New York withoul change, are by and Waterloo, at St.Johns with train for arnham, Gran- Pullman New Buffet Parlor Cars to Boston This Train makes close connection at 4,20 RMNEW YORK EXPRESS, DAILY Troy and Albany with Bleeping Car Train for Boston, arriving at 9.30 a.m.New Ÿ ed via thisline, : ork Through Mails and Express cars NDAY INCLUDED, arri Albans 6.50 p.m., (Supper); Burlingios 816 -ne., Rutland 10.30 p.m., Troy 2.00 a.m., Al any 2.20 a.m.New York 7.00 a.m.Daily Information given, and Tickets sold a Bundey tac pred, arriving Worcester 6.40 Windsor and Trunk Offices.and at the Company\u2019s Office, 148 S¢, James Btreet, Montreal.J.W.BURDICK, W.H.HEN t neral Pass Act.ent, Albany almoral Hotels, all Gray 00 #.10, vi Fallsand Fitchourg, 0 atland, Bellows + Wagner's new Palace Sleepin, real to New York and St, Albans tone Through cars on this train arriving Farn- ham 5.58 p.m., Granby 6.40 p.m., Waterioo .N.Y.Montreal 7.20 p.m.8 3 P.M.\u2014Boston Night Express, DAILY, RICHELIEU ! The Prince of Table Waters.A Pure Natural Mineral Water, F Don\u2019t be humbugged by blind share as ver.tisements about foreign waters.bottle of Richelieu has analysis by : SUNDAY INCLUDED, arriving St.Albans 10.45 p.m., White River Junction 3.16 a.m., Manchester 6.25 a.m., Nashua 7.00 a.m, Boston via Lowell 830 a.m.Daily, Sunday excepted, for Boston via Fitchburg, arriving 9.35 a.1., New York via Northampion, Holy- oke, Springfield and New Haven, 11.40 a.m.Xhis truin makes close connection at Nashua and M \\pchenden for Worcester, videnge and all points on New England Railroads.the Now York Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars to Boston and Springfield.For Tickets, Ttme-tables, and all infor Every mation, apply st Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, Grand Trunk Offices, or at the Coms Sterry Hunt, M.A., F.R.S.,on the label Toot pany\u2019s office, 136 8t.James Street.is recommended by the leading medica)\" For sale at the Clubs, Hotels, and Restaurer J.A.HARTE, Proprietor, 1780 Notre Dame Street, Tei ep » Montreal, A.C.STONEGRAVE, Canadian Passenger Agent, J.W.HOBART, 8.W.CUMMINGS, General Manager.General Pass, As® § Woratraa.itis 188 22 ALES AND LIQUORS, JOHNH.R.MOLSON & BROS, Ale and Porter Brewers, 1006 Notre Dame Street Montreal Have always on hand the various kinds ALE AND PORTER IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Families regularly suppliedq.Orders Tecoived si Telephoner, Wm.atson, t.Urbain stres bottles our Ales and Porter.8 ; to Re our labels Hels authorized John Hope & Co MONTREAL.AGENTS IN OANADA FCP JOHN DE KUYPER & SON, Rotterduxæ MARTELL & CO.C:ænac.JULES ROBIN & CO., Cognac, MOET & CHANDOK, Epernay DEINHARD & CO.Coblenz, BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeanx, M.MIISA, Xeres de la Frontera.COCKBUKN.SMITHES & CO.Oporto, MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragoca.RODEL & FILS FRERES, Bordeaux, E.& J.BURKE, Dublin.PATTERSON & H1BBERT, London, BULLOCH, LADE & C0., Glasgow.WHM.JAMESON & C0.Dublin.CARTRELL & COCHRANE.Dublin \u2014AND\u2014 BCOTH\u2019S OLD TOM GIN, ete.N.B\u2014ORDERS RECEIVED FROM THR WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY.December 22 SAINT ALEXIS.A RUSSIAN CLARET, FULL in FLAVOR and BODY MODERATE in PRICE.FREDERICK KINGSTON, \"WINE MERCHANT, 25 Hognital Street Montreal.HOTELS.ST.LAWRENCE HALL 135 to 139 St.James Strest.Montreal.HENRY HOGAN Pronrietor.\u2014 am?4) Sarma THE BEST KNOWN EOTEL IN THE DOMINION, Joly 2s LL mwalml ST.LOUIS HOTEL QUEBEC.This nutel, which is unrivalled for size, style, and locality in Quebec has Just been completely transformed and modernized throughout, being refitted with new system of drainage and ventilation, passenger elevator, electric bells and lights, &e.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical science can devise to promote the comfort and convenience of guests has bern supplied.CHATEAU &T.LOUIS HOTEL CO., _ Proprietors.HOTEL BRUNSWICK Fifth Avenue New York, This most fashionable nd centrally located hotel has been renovated( rom top to bottom, and is now re-opened under management of R.H.Southgate upon the American and European pians.This hotel is the favorite resort for Candians.MITCHELL, KINZLER SOUTHGATE, Proprietors Comfortable Rooms, $2 per day ; Board $2.50 per day.THE RUSSELL, OTTAWA.The Palace Hotel of Canada This magnificent new Hotel, fitted up in the most modern style, is now open.The Iwussell contains accommodations for over FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with passenger and baggage elevators, and commands # splendid view of the city, Parliamentery grounds, river and canal.Visitors to the Capital having business with the Govern ment find it most convenient to stop at the Russell, where they can always meet leading public men.The entire Hotel is supplied with escapes, and in case of fire there wouid not be any confusion or danger.Every attention paid to guests.KENLEY & ST.JACQUES, Proprietor February DAILY JOURNALS \u2014AND-\u2014\u2014 Counting House Diaries, FOR 1890 All Sizes, Just Published.Morton, Phillips & Bulmer, Stationers, Blank Book Makers and Printers, 1755 & 1757 Notre Dame Stu MONTREAL.THE MONCTON Sugar Refining Compary Joan L.HARRIS, JOHN MAKEN President.rotary.C.P.HARKIS, Treasurers MONCTON, N.B- be Samples at 54 St.Francois Xavier Stréé DAVID MITOHELL, JAMES M.MITOHBLE ASTOR -FLUID ré- Registered\u2014A delightfully refreshing P! sation for the fair.Should be used daily.Keeps the scalp healthy, Perfect dandruff, promotes the gr .hair dressing for family.25c per botte Y R.GRAY, Chemist HEN st Lawrence Main tree Le to.size, been nized stem leva.t, all lence come OTR OK k.cated ttom, nt of and vorite TE, da up in over enger nds 8 ntery o the yvern- at the ading pplied would BANKERS & BROKERS, THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE! THURSDAY.AUGUST.22 7 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.MacDOUGALL BROS., STOCK BROKERS, 89 8t.Francois Xavier Street, 11 all Securities quoted on New von de Exchange throughtheir Agents, Meossra.Halsted & cLane.Termos:\u2014Ten per cent.margin on the par va mission for buying # o: one per cont and same for selling.&.R.HALSTED.H.R.MOLANS]) HALSTED & MCLANE, BANKERS a d BROKERS, OFFICE, 81 BROAD ST, NEW YORK, October 80 ly MacDOUGALL BROS, STOCK BROKERS 69 St Francois Xavier Street Members Montreal Stock Exchange.Members Chicago Board of Trade Agents for Alex.Geddes & Co., Cnicago.Grain and provisions bought and sold for share or on Marin.ly J.mIEBELI EH, LAND SURVEYOR, ST.JAMES STREET.CEORCE DURNFORD.498 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL Chartered Accountant, Auditor & Trusteqs - Private;Estates and Trusts carefully admine stered.Houses, etc., Leased, Bought an i> Rents and Dividends Collected: \u2014 M.NOLAN de LISLE, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Room No.23 Fraser Building, No.45 ST.SACRAMENT STREET SACRAMENT JAMES THOMSON form his friends and the public bogs that he bas removed to mew Prema: 2 street, neal \u2018Antoine See, where he will continue Lo manufacture first-class Furniture, such as he has been in the habit of making, an 0 trusts that by careful attention to his business to merit a continuace of the patronage of hig pumerous friends, Every attention paid to repairs placed in his hands, 116 May 15 RICHARDS\u2019 COLLECTION OFFICES.te rompt, efficient action and trus .wErhihess, Ne refer to the Banks and Lead ing Merchants in the city.\"EDGAR Wholesale Dealer in Flour, Grain and Mill Feed?ST, PAUL STREET, MONTREAL .July 11 v4 I.G.SIBBALD, Importer sud Commission Merchant, Steel Rails Iron, Metals, &a Age Marks Aute ncy for Canada for the matie Car Coupler, Miltimore\u2019s Car Wheel Dressing Machine.146 BROADWAY NEW YORK.mw D.LORN MacDOUGALL & CO.STOCK BROKERS.> DouGAaLL, MEMBER MONTKSAL Lonx 8 MAC OOK EXCHANGE, MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, 11 & 13 St.Sacrament Street, 1 all securities quoted in Montreal Boy ore and Boston.Bonds of all Kind, bought and sold.Bond business especi ly fter.look ondents :\u2014Goodbody, Glyn & Dow New York ; Blake Bros, Bos on.& Co.Am Bond Agents for A.Poser, ax , & Co sterdam, Holland ; London.England.\u2019 \u201c \u2014_\u2014 BARRISTERS.ETC.BARRISTERS.E70.ALFRED MONK, B.C.L.Advocate, Barrister, Solieitor, &e.1725 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL.\u2014\u2014 Maclennan, Liddell & Cline, (Late Macienuan & Macdonald) Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, #0.CORNWALL, ONT.AN, Co» J.W.LIDDELL D.B.MAOLENN.ob 3 SINE , 2 LEITCH & PRINCLE, Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law, Solicitors in Chale tery, Notaries Public, &c., CORNW ALL, ONT.JAS.LEITOKE, BR.W.PRINGLE.August JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY and CO UNSELLOR-AT-LAW 280 BROADWAY $+ TEWART BUILDING, New York City.October.Gibbons McNab & Mulkern, BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, &c.(OFFICE: Corner Richmond and Carling Streets, LONDON, ONT.0.GIBBONS Gro.MONAB, $\" Oran, * FRED.F.HARPER, August 9 2 GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878 W.BAKER & CO°S Brealast Got \"Is absolutely pure 4 it is soluble.No Chemicals are used \u201cn its preparation.It had bore than thres times the strength of Cocos, - *xed with Starch, Arrowroot or Suga, and is therefore far more fd economia 1, coating less chan one cond a cup.It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids 24 well as for persons in heaith.Sold by Grocers everywhere W.BAKER & C0, Dorchester, Mass.Of Interest to Men, - A new remedy for the restoration of Lost Vigor, Nervous and Sexual Detdllity, Weake pess of Mind and Rody, Premature Deca Excess of Overtaxation, and other unto miseries resulting from youthful Indiscretiony \u201cWrite for (riendly letter of advice, enclos Ang stamp.Address J.BE.HAZELTON, 408 YonGE SF, 128 6m Toroate, Ouh Dress the Hair With Ayer's Hair Vigor.Its cleanliness, beneficial effects on the scalp, and lasting perfume commend \u2018it for universal toilet use.It keeps the hair soft and silken, preserves its color, prevents it {rom falling, and, if the hair has become weak or thin, promotes a new growth.«To restcre the original color of my hair, which had turned prematurely gray, I used Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor with entire suecess.1 cheerfully testify to the Efficacy of this preparation.\u201d\u2014Mrs.P, H.Davidson, Alexandria, La.\u201cI was afflicted some three years with scalp disease.My hair was falling out and what remained turned gray.was induced to try Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor, and in a few weeks the disease in my scalp disappeared and my hair resumed its original color.\u201d \u2014(Rev.) 8.8.Sims, Pastor U.B.Church, St.Bernice, Ind.\u201c A few years ago I suffered the entire loss of my hair from the effects of tetter.I hoped that after a time nature would repair the loss, but I waited in vain.Many remedies were suggested, none, however, with such Joo of merit as Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor, and I began to use it.The result was all I could have desired.A growth of hair soon came out all over my head, and grew to be as soft and heavy as I ever had, and of a natural color, and firmly set\u2019\u201d\u2019\u2014J.H.Pratt, Spofford, Texas.9 a pu Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor, PREPARED BY Br.v.C.Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass Bold by Druggiats and Perfumers.THE KEY-TO HEALTH, Unlocks allthe elogged avenues of the wels, Kidneys and Liver, carry ing off gradually without weakening the system, all the impurities and foul humors of the secretions; at the sams time Correcting Acidity of the Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dyas rsis, ' Headaches, Dizziness, Foartburn, Constipation, Dryneas of the Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Ærysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, and Clens ripe or other gimi omplain: © q ha influence of BLOOD BITTERS, ALBURN & CQa Provristers.Torouifù IN USE (00 YEARS.SKIN DISEASES Are of two Kinds; firstly, those which are only skin deep (which are not now to be cone sidered); 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, which no amount of brushing and combing will get rid of, and sometimes in the form of Scaly Eraptions; In the NECK, by an enlarges ment 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 lg very painful when washed.In the HANDS, by deep Cracks or Fiasures, which, if healed for a few duys, speedily open again, or by horny-looking palches.n the LEGS, by Hard, Shiny and Inflamed 8wellings, or by wounds more or less deep.And on the BODY, in Red Scaly Patches, which as often as rubbed off, form again, or in the dischar e of a thin, watery fluid of a very disagreeable nature.In all these cases the treatment must be twofold.An Ointinent is re-uired to relieve Itching, and tedicine must be taken to change the state of he Blood, and render it re.PBoin these requirements are supplied by Dr.Roberts Celebrated Medicine The OINTMENT called » THE POOR MANS FRIEND.\u201d \u2014AND THE\u2014 ALTERATIVE PILLS, Called * Pilulæ Antiscrofalæ.\u201d These two Mcdicines have now stood the test of 100 years\u2019 trial, having been introduced i to the public in the latter part of the last cen- ury.Thor may be obtained of all Chemists, or of the Proprietors, BEACH & BARNICOTT, BRIDPORT.DORSET Prices 1s lid, 2a 8d, lin and 224 each, Jan- 7.ddr eow äCÉNEAUS LINIMENT 35 YBARS OF SUCCESS no more \u20ac DR?ILAYION pby FIRING This precious remedy cures promptiy and surely, chronic and recent Lame- nes, Sprains ontusions Disio- À cations, Windgall, Curb, Splint, Spavin, Tumours in the withers, swelling in the Legs of Young Horses; 1t8 extraordinary success 13 without precedent in cases of Fleurisy, Catarrh, Bronchiies, elc, etc.À Rubbing to be made with the hand 2 during orm without cutting tee hair.Dipl .MESTIVIER Ce, 8 75,r.3-Boaord, PARIS pinout WHOLRSALE AGENT FOR CANADA C.A.CHOUILLOU, 30, Roapital Strat, MONTRÉAL RETAIL : ALL GOOD PHARMACIES TEDIOUS ROBBING The Attention of Steam Users is directed to the PORTEOUS * Lock-up Pop 59 SAFETY met VALVE, ROBERT MITCHELL & CO, 0 This Safety Valve is made for Stationary or Marine Boilers, and is the best Valve in the market.It is highly recommended by the City Boiler Inspector, the Steamboat Inspector, and is made according to the requirements of Steamboat Inspection Act and Rules.TS Sie ee Insane Persons Restored, GREAT Dr.KLINE'S - NERVE RESTORER ve pts, the.ing express charges on box when Fit pet Yond names P.O.and expresa address of ted to DR.KLINE.93 Arch St.Philadelphia.Pa, Druggists.BEWARE OF IMITATING FRAUDS, _» For sale by J.A.HARTE, 1780 Notre Damest.| quiring 64 cars in four AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.New Baseball Association.OTTAWA, Aug.21.\u2014A movement is on foot here to organize an eastern international baseball league, to include Ottawa, Montreal, St.Albans and Ogdensburg, ce Who Will be Archbishop ?Toronto; Ont.Aug.21.\u2014A morning paper says there is some speculation in Catholic circles as to whether or not Bishop Walsh will accept the proffered honour of the archbishopric of Toronto.Betrayed by His Sweetheart.Orrawa, Aug.21.\u2014In the Police Court Alvina Potvin gave away her lover named Dube, who is under arrest for robbing the police station here of $600.The prisoner was remanded.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Heavy Panishment for Assault.Orrawa, Aug.21.\u2014John Keenan, the Ottawa tough who was arrested in Montreal last week for assaulting Constable Grabam here last month, was to-day sentenced to two years in the central prison.ce Sudden Death.Quepec, August 21.\u2014A man named Joseph Tronquil, proprietor of Dufferin Hotel, on St.Dominique street, was seized with a sudden fit of illness yesterday while attending the horse races on St.Charles course and died almost instantaneously.\u2014 A Baseless Charge.Toronto, Aug.21.\u2014The True Blues of the city met last night and decided to arrange for a bearty reception of J.T.Diamond on Monday evening next at Shaftesbury Hall.It will be remembered that Diamond is the young man who was charged with vitriol throwing at Belleville station and was dismissed.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Hamilton Summer Carnival.HamirToN, Ont, Aug.21.\u2014To-day is the tkird day of Hamilton's carnival.The weather continues fine and the carnival attractions are a great success.The affair is now in full blast and crowds of visitors arrive on every train and boat.The following is included in today\u2019s programme : Meeting of the North America St.George's Union and meeting of the Merchants\u2019 Convention, parade and athletic sports of military and uniformed and other societies, and bicycle races for valuable prizes.The athletic competition this afternoon will be one of the best ever held in Canada, and the best athletes from Canada and the United States will participate.epee THE BARNUM-BAILEY FIFTEEN NEW COMBINED SHOWS.Coming Here (Friday and Saturday) to Amaze and Bewilder Every One with its Grandeur.P.T.Barnum and J.A.Balley, the only owners of the Greatest Show on Earth, bave everything in their exhibition that human ingenuity could invent of a novel kind.Everythingis absolutely new this year\u2014new costumes, new acts, new features, new attractions; and everything discovered or unearthea in any part of the universe will be found ander the 10-acre tents of the Barnum and London 15 New United Shows.This year the show is grander, greater, and richer than ever before in its history, and is now organized and equipped in such monstrously large proportions that its 125 acts can be exhibited in nothing less than 3 Rings, 2 elevated stages, and a big hippodrome racing track.Its vast army of expert male and female performers are found in every part of the huge tents, in the rings, in the air, on the stage, and on the Paris Olympia Hippodrome track, performing as many as a dozen acts at one time.Five new shows have been added this year to the tremendous one existing before, s0 that there are now really 15 enormously large expositions, retrains to transport it.There are the talking seals, mammoth museum of living human wonders; a troupe of genuine Japanese aerialists; a Wild Moorish Caravan, with Algerian dancing girls, slaves and Bedouins with all their barbaric war weapons and horses; an elephant pavilion with a double herd of trained ele- pbants; two droves of camels; thrilling races in the New Paris Olympia Hippodrome ; hosts of European specialists; a great horse fair with actually 800 head of first-premium fine breed horses, in a separate tent foc public inspection; 100 cages and chariots, Norman draught horses, white mules, 32 golden carved chariots, 3 military bands, a juvenile fife and drum corps, a specially constructed black canvastent in which a gallery of over 40 living, supernatural illusions are exhibited, created by one of the most famous wizards, and it is safe to say everything of any value in the show world, The new street parade will be made every day, rain or shine, all the tents will remain up until 9 at night, and the evening performances are guar- auteed to be exactly the same as those of the afternoon.As the Barnum-Bailey is a show that will last for ever, and be seen for generations yet to come, every one can be sure of courteous treatment, and every lady and child be absolutely safe in attending it.The show never divides, and it will be here on Friday and Saturday.201 ee A COMMON SENSE VIEW Of Emperor William\u2019s Visit to England.{London Statist, Aug.10.] The compliments exchanged between the Queen and the German Emperor have naturally excited a good deal of attention and comment upon the Continent.We are inclined to think, however, that our Continental friends are attaching far too much importance to these exchanges of courtesies.As we said last week, the visit is much more a family than a political affair, And it would be odd if the first time the Queen's grandson has visited her as a sovereign she should not take occasion to show him honour, or that he should not in return express his sense of the favour shown to him.The English people earnestly desire to live on cordial and intimate terms with Germany.We see no reason why England and Germany should ever quarrel, for there are no real causes of rivalry between them.At the same time, however, we have no desire to mix ourselves up in continental disputes.Our true policy isto perfect our own organization, to strengthen our army and navy until they are adequate to the demands that may be made upon them, to keep out of entangling alliances, and to do everything that lies within our power to preserve peace.Let us by all means strengthen those who would avert war, but Jet us at the same time not commit ourselves to any one side of a dispute.Children Crv for Circumstances may occur which may compel ug to take part in Continental quarrels, If they do we shall very reluctantly draw the sword, but until those circumstances occur, and until it is clearly proved that there is no other honorable course before us, let us by all means keep clear of Continental politics.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 BABYLONIAN ASTRONOMY.Observations of the stars were made in Babylon from remote antiquity, and careful records kept of eclipses.Some of the Babylonian astronomical statements refer to a period earlier than 7,000 B.C.The ancient Babylonians believed that the changes which occurred in the sky was simply a reflection of what was going on in the world; for instance, if any event took place upon the earth during the conjunction of two stars, when thè same conjunction occurred again it would simply be a sign that the same event Was again occurring upon earth.The priests, therefore, foretold the future by observing the conditions of the heavenly bodies and referring to their records to know what terrestrial events were bound to accompany them.Copies of these lists of omens from which the predictions were made have come down to us.The Babylonians also believed in the existence of a cosmical year, consists ing of 300,000 ordinary vears, at the end of which all past events were to occur again, THE MODERN WASTE OF HEALTH.Our elaborate code of by-laws for the suppression of holiday recreations can still be circumvented by the resources of opulence, and the well known hopelessness of any other expedient has stimulated a race for wealth which does not hesitate to attain its object at any risk of | social or sanitary consequences.The number of infants which the superstition of the Ammonites sacrificed to Moloch is a mere trifle compared with the multitude of children now devoted to a far more cruel fate by being literally drudged to death in crowded factories to enable a millionaire to save a few dimes on his weekly pay-roli and add 8 few per cent to the exorbitant rate of his yearly profits.In times of general scarcity the market has been drained of its scant supplies by speculators trying to coin gain from the distress of their fellow-men, and risking, after all, to be foiled by the decay of their hoarded stores or their destruction by fire or flood.Quack nostrums, which not one intelligent man in a hundred would privately hesitate to pronounce infinitely worse than worthless, are sold by shiploads and carloads to disseminate disease and the seeds of the stimulant vice, and the saints who contribute thousands to insure the theological soundness of the Quaggalla Hottentots do not care euough for the physical health of their own countrymen to whisper a word against the lawfulness of the infamous traflic.\u2014Popular Science Monthly.\u2019 HOW TO SIT A HORSE.An Old Cavalryman\u2019s Pointers, to an Inexperienced Rider.\u201cThe best riders in the world,\u201d said an old calvaryman, who was giving a greenhorn some points on equestrianism, \u201care the Mexicans.Buffalo Bill's cowboys are splendid riders, but the Mexicans are better still.And their superiority is in part due to the kind of saddle they use.That low English saddle you've got there,\u201d he continued, \u201cI couldn't ride in.It isn\u2019t fit for a man to ride in Now, the great beauty of tbe Mexican saddle is that a man sitting in it has his legs almost straight down beside the horse, like a clothhspin.A Mexican on horseback keeps his heels and shoulders nearly in line, his feet planted firmly in the stirrups underneath him and pointing straight ahead parallel with the horse.Our McClellan saddle would be as good as the Mexican saddle if it only bad the stirrups placed a couple of inches further back.Asit is, a man riding in a McClellan saddle has to bend his leg at tbe knee in the English style.Now, with the knee bent in it is almost impos- gible to keep your feet pointed straight abead.\u201cThis position of the feet,\u201d the impromptu riding-master continued, after pausing a moment to allow his casual pupil to absorb what he bad already said, \u201cis an important thing in learning to ride properly.In fact it is the thing.And yet nine-tenths of the riders you see about the street and country roads every day have their toes turned at an angle of 450 from the sides of the horse.As a consequence, these riders can\u2019t have a firm seat, and don\u2019t enjoy the exercise half a much as they would if they rode properly.\u201d \u201cHow is it the way the toes point has so much to do with good riding?\u201d a reporter who happened to be on hand inquired.\u201cTo sit firmly on a horse and at the same time to have the body erect and free to give with the horse\u2019 motion,\u201d the cavalryman said, \u201cyou must grip the animal's sides with your knees.Not with the calves of the legs, mind, nor with the thighs, but with the knees alone.Now, if you don\u2019t keep your toes pointing straight ahead, or nearly so, it is impossible to get this grip with the knees.Turn your toes out and you will find at once that you grip the horse with the calves of your legs and that your body is thrown forward from the hips instead of being erect.Experiment a little when you get on your horse and you'll see it works just as I say.But if you keep your feet straight, hold tight with your knees, and sit erect you will find you can accommodate yourself to the motions of the horse more readily and gracefully, your seat will be firmer, and riding will not tire you near so quickly.If you will notice old cavalrymen when they walk,\u201d the gentleman continued, \u201cyou will see that instead of spreading their feet apart they zeep them parallel.This is the result of their habit of riding, and it often makes them ungraceful on their feet.The best and most graceful rider I knew was Gen.Ashby, who was killed during the war.I never saw any man who looked so handsome on horseback.Off a horse he walked like a duck and was so clumsy that he couldn\u2019t get into a parlor without falling over all the furniture in sight.A Mexican astride his high-curved saddle with his legs hanging straight down rides as easily as if he were sitting in a rocking-chair, and at the same time it is almost impossible to unseat him.He is clothes-pinned onto the horse, and the Jatter can\u2019t get from under him.But a man riding on a flat English saddle with short stirrups, his legs bent at the knee and his toes turned out, has no chance when his horse jumps suddenly.He is in a cramped position, and is almost sure to be thrown forward on the horse\u2019s neck or over his head.\u201d\u2014 Washingion Star.CLEANSE the blood with Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla, and realize what poor health you have had.Pitcher's Castoria.INSURANCE.PHŒNIX Fire Insurance Company OF LONDON.ENG.GILLESPIE, PATERSON & CO.General Agents for the Dominion.Head Azency Office: 35 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, Montreil.R.MacD.PATERSON, Manager.IMPERIAL Fire Imsurance 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