Montreal weekly witness commercial review and family news paper, 17 septembre 1869, Witness advertising supplement

[" em ITNESS ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1860, c A RAMBAY & BON, (Pox the Wirusas.| OLIMBING PLANTS As HELPS TO HOME .FALL FASHIONS.ADORNNENT.; route or Fail stocks are partly ou the way, nd til The following vus daliversd by i.H.SHOREY AND CO, WINDOW GLANS, OILS, PAINTS, &e, £24 yoy arrive it ls Impossible to give any detailed T.Williams, be , 31, 39 à 41 HRCOLLET STRENT, 7 THE » Williams, betore tbe Fruit-growers\u2019 Club, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, MONTREAL.TO IMPORTERS: AGENTS FOR A.FODRCAULT, Faison 4 CIE, Glass Manufae- turers, Dampremy, Heiglum, Joserit LAxE 4 Hon, Varuish Manufactures, lurratnghem and London.MAINKMANN & SESINRE, Patontesu of Maznesis Green nud Munufseturers of Colors, New York nua Germeny._ iE SUBSCRIBERS are now reselvirg ther | ALL supply of BRAN- DIAM BROTHLRS & COW, Celebrated WIIITE PAINT, BLUNDELL, SPENCE a CO'8 ULL, BENNET & BIVORT'S STAR and DIAMOND HTAR GLAYS.Together with A (nil supply of PAINTERB MATERIALS, H.11 MAY & CU, 471 84, Paul Strsel.180: ) LIM enon 1509 LEWIS, KAY & CO.WILL HAVEOPENED BY THER 1011 SEPTEMBER, TITEIR ENTELK STOCK ur FANCY AND STAPLR DRY GOODS.Buyers will oblige by an early call.MONTREAL (}RAVEL ROOFING COML\"Y, Of 87.HENRY STREET.REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.Tin, (ron and Shingle Roots Varnished, 40, ae.4'0AL TAR, F'ITCH AMI ROOPTKG FELT.J.P.COWAN à CO.RICE BROTHERS Are now completing several new styles COL~ LAUS, FRONTA AC, to whieks the aitention of Wholesale Dealers throughout the Dominion ia directed, Merars, Rick Are constanlly Improving thelr styles and sok, 133 CRAIG STREET, MONYNRAL, Moar of Moutreal Bank, \u2014 pu CHEAPEST S1I'OT rue DOMINION ror READY-MADE CLOTHING ARD GENTLEMEN'S HABERDANHERY, 18 AT ROBERT SEATHS, 10 1, JOSEPIE STREET (near the American Hotel) Aud 35 St.LAWRENCE MAIN STRERT, Montéeal, Muitx Made to order in twelve hours, Frs FROM THE SKA.LOUHFINE HERRINGS, tu Fiekios and Haif-Fiekins.SCOTCH LING FISH, Just received ox Steamers, ALkX.MCUIBBUN.À CURKD BY MCEWAS.The rubscriber expects à regular supply of {hese celebrated Fish aiter this week, el od, oi ALEX.McGIBRON, ITALIAN WARRHOU! ® Bt.James -AY PERRIER & CO, HAVE KOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE 000 Tans 4 (Hasgow \u201d à \u2018Govan \u201d Bar Iron.! tb Tous Hoop, Hand à Sheet Iron, 2000 Be-xes Cunads fines, various brands, 1001 itaxes Churensl Tin Plates.570 Keen * eck\u2019 \" Cut Nails, 1000 Hoses a Cards tone, Halls.German Windo 3 Te cs « Vaille Montague\u201d Sheet Zine, aon se.aoxnts FoR S00 4% \u201cWindsor\u201d Powder Mil en ei se xe Fac! \" ébertrook Baloty Pose Faetosy.WHULKMALE WAREROONR : : Bt.Franenie Xavier st Now, 21, 2 aus Perte reed, description of the styles and fashions contemplated.As 8 rule we [ollow very closely on Now York styles.\u2018The fabrio that seems most in favor is tartan, both for dresses and ths trimmiag of plain goods.Double-skirts will be worn with floances | sod puffs, also plaic waist trimmed with bat.tous.Overskiris will be trimmed with il anocs or fringe; shoulder-icame sbort, aud open sleaves.In mantles, the tight-Attiog basque is otill worn.Oloaks mre tight fi'tisg, trimmed with satin and French frings, In Dresses the color most worn will be a light shads of sultans, much lighter than last winter's.The walkiog- dress is still worn short, trimmed with flounces, small roiflse and large sash of pisia ribbon to mateh the color of the dress.Pinide too will be much worn.Hats, the high crown after the style of the Tyrolese, so much in demand duriog pest sea- sous, is still cootioulng fashionable.There is still a disposition to buy freely of sating, terrys and warm shades in Lyons velvets.The leading color is garnet in two shades, bright and dark.Tartan ribbons aie much in demand.Flowers are quite as much worn, aod there is an increased demand for the better description of French Bowers, and less for English than beretofore.Marabouts will be in favor, and ostrich feathers will be worn to soms extent.though the high price has necessitated intre- duation of fancy fenthers and imitations of ostrich, which have been largely worn this season, For the bigh crowned bats, plumes du ¢oq in leading shades form & very attractive trimming Bonuets still contious small in sise, with plain ribbons worn with bow under the chin.The waterfall will be worn somewhat lower, Collara will be full, in Queen Mary and Queen Eiizabeth styles, and cuffs to correspond.Montreal, 11th Sept.1869, MAXIMS FOR YOUNG GIRLS.Examine every garment when it comes from the wash, and, if necessary, mend it with ne.t- ness and precision.Do not sew up the bole.in your stockings, as we bave seen somo careless, untidy girls do, but take ios broad margin around the hole, be it small or large, with à fine darsing-needle and darning cotton, and cover the fracture with an interlaced atitch, so close as to be as strong as the body of the stocking, end also fino enough to be ornamental.Brockiogs mended in this way need derning but a very fow timeain tbe course of their existence.If you went to marry, do not court or try to attract the attention of gentlemen.A little wholesome indiderence, will be much more likely to accomplish the object.Consider, moreover, that it is better to be a wotsn than & wife, and do not degrade your sex, by msking your whole existence turn oa the pivot of matrimony.lfyounrein your father's house, take some department of bousebold labor upon yourself, and « part of the sewing, and make it your busi- nées to attend to it.Do not lot a call From this idle girl, or a visit from that, or an invitation from the other, interfere with the performance of your duty.Train yourself to useful occupaion.Remember it is wicked to wasto time, and nothing gives such en impression of vanity sad absolute silliness as a habit of idling, aod never baviog anything to do.Never make your a; in the morving without haviog first bathed, if only witha sponge and a quart of water, brusbed asd arranged your hair, and dresscd yourself neatly and completely.Keep your clothing, especially your underclothing, in perfect urder, Never let pirsdo duty as buttons, or strings take the place of proper bands.Never carry coarse, embroidered, or Inced baudkerchiefs, Fiue, plaio ones sre much more ladylike.Avoid open-worked stockings, and fasey slippers.Fine, plain, white hose, and black kid shippers, with only a steap or rosette [n front, 200 more ng, Let your pleasures come in as a recreation, net as tbe business of your life, I you can, cultivate to perfection some art by which yuu csu ga'n su independent livelihood.Do it whetber there fs necessity for it or not.Do it quietly if you will, but do it.There is no telling when, or under what eircum- siances you may need it.\u2014Demorest's Magazine.Soctert ax Fasmon, =Tortolse-sheil combe are in favor sgain.æ The cb\u2018guon is still worn very high and large.= Visiting-cards of wood, enamelled, ace the Iatest.= Oblong sad three-cornered euvelopes are coming in vogue once more.== Bows with embroidered monogram ends are Ia vogue among the ladies.«= A long strip of wavy baic hes super.oeded the curl worn at the eide of the chignon.= Flowers will be very much used for trimming evening dresses this winter, = Beaded sacks will be much wom this winter.Some of them are very elaborately em- beoidered, = Neckinees are worn more thea ever and the spisni\u201d appears to be most == The fashionable trimmings for hate are foath- ore of the most vacied and dyes that ons bo imagined.TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY, OP HARTFORD, CONN, OASH AMET, corinne $1,250,000 LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, SEPAKATELY OR COMBINED, AT LOW RATES OF PREMIUM.The Lite aud Kudowmout f'olicies of this Company combine AMPLE HECURITY and CHEAPNISS OF COST ander a DEFINITE CUNTRACT.Ali policies nou-foefeitable, Aceident Policies, written by Agents, insuring $50 10 $10,000 ngainat fatal accident, or $510 $50 weokly fudemnity for wholly disabling bodily frjary, Ullest secklenl Company In America.Every man should have a polley.J.G.BATTERSON, President.RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.CHAS.E.WILSON, Ase't Sec's.THOS.E.FOSTER, Montreal, General Agent for Domioion of Canada.A.B.CHAFFEE, AGENT, LY ~ 145 Great St.James Street, MONTREAL.New York, August 26th, 1869: \u2014 Oountry life, with ali Its charms of beatiful scenery and wealth of foliage, Bower, and fruit, growing in endless profusion, needs and receives & heightened affect by rural embellishments around the homes aod mansions of the tasteful country citisen.Helpa to home adoroment we bave called bem, and the fairy fingers who twine them around their parlor windows,or along the piaszs, of on the rustic trellises before the cottage-door, can tell you how well they appreciate thelr value in making bome so plesssat.The motion of the climbing vine an it sways io the broezs is suggestive of poetic associations.At one time, like an ivy, it clings witt loving fondness 10 the decaying oak which supported it in ite infancy ; ageia it runs wildly over a rus- tie bower ; then clings to some gnarly grapevine ; again dips ite tender branchlets in the sparkling waters of the slowiy-gliding streamiet while the beautiful flower.like golden cups may lesd our imagination to believe they are the drinkiog vessels of the fairies of the woods, snd then it dances away in the finest wreaths and natural festoons of mingled verdure and flowers.OCLINOING VINES ARB BOT A PLEASURE ONLY, BUT 4 BECEOMTY, Wherever there is an unsightly fence or wall, tbere existsibe opportunity to render it the most beautiful part of the garden.Oar pew- buiit boi es with all their elaborate decorations aod imposing designs, are still cheerless until mellowed snd softened by the genial touch end presonce ot Nature.The wood, brick, or stone stand out in spgular outlines, bare snd hard, and tack the cae thing needful to heighten their «ifact, Let thom bo wreatbed with climbing vices, and let their corners he bid under the deheata foliage or brilliant flowers of the vine, und architecture nod Nature combine in bar- monicus proportions to produce highest pic- turegque effect.The list of climbing plants is quite extended, comprising over thirty, all deserving complimentary notice; but time forbids mention of ali but à few, the most useful and po- paler.Beveral years since a Baltimore gardener, possesting some locust trees rapidly being destroyed by tbe borer, determined to remove them ; but there was one tree, standing on the south side of the house, affording a sbade to several windows, that he felt could not be dispensed with without great inconvenience.Although the tree could not live long; yet, by planting the Virginia creeper at its foot, and allowin, the vine to mantle the dead branches, it would afford some shade until anotber tres could be reared.The creeper was removed from another location, aad replanted with great care; its stem, nearly or quite ap inch in diameter, was twined about the trunk aod principal braneksz, to the beight of, perbaps, twenty feet and moderately pruned.The gardener says that the experiment was 80 ectirely successful that, by being enveloped in the broad folisge of the vine, the tree was saved from the ravages of the insect to its top, and continues to live in fine bealth, But the grew with the utmost vigor, notwithstanding it was planted four feet off the tree, and now overruns nearly the whole of the latter, hanging in masses and festoons from tbe higher branches, a perfect wilderness of foliage, Says be: \u2014 \u201cI donot besitate to say that it is the most beantiful object on the place, ita young shoots, with their small and delicate light-green leaves forming & recsarkably Bne contrast to the immense foliage of the darker green which clothes the old wood.In addition to this, the gorgeous appearance of the whole mass after the October frosta bave cbanged the different shades of green to the most brilliant and varied tints of crimson, scarlet and yellow, 1s beyond my power of description.\u201d Although I could wish to describs the attrnc- tions of tbe morning-glory, eo common around allour country cottages, or the many climbing roses, every one s bright particnlar star of beauty or dilate upon the exquisite perfume of the bosey-suckle, still T reserve a chofee rosition for modest worth in the Chinere Wisteria.The Wisteria species, 33 a rule is perfectly bardy\u2014grows with grest rapidity wbea well started in rich soil ; but among the six or more varieties known snd named, the Chicese Sinentis bas received tbe verdict of popular preference, sarpassiog all olbers in the great development of its stems mad the astonishing profusion of the flowers of the size of the azure colored clusters, The foliage ie noticeable for its delicate beauty, while the flowers hang in rich purple ciusters like grapes.They appear absut tbe last of May in the open ground, bat if trained tn the rafters of the green-house they will be found in full blossom io March, while the rampant growth seams to occapy the entire space aoû fill tt with thousands of the delicate purple clusters.[In Ohieago decayed trees are invaluable ina garden, as they are lovariably covered with the richest verdure of the wild-ivy or other beanti- ful climbers.=Fp.Wre.] Cuisauen a+ vus Wasm-ron.=0f all the employments to which Obinamen apply themselves in San Francisco, they seem to best succeed in the laundry business.They are wonderful wash- .ormen,\u2014and they iron sbirts with the bottom of a pau filed with charcosl and obetinately refuse to use the flat-iron, which is simpler and better.But they return shirts in beautiful condition, with all tbe battons sewed on, and dilapidated garments neatly mended ; and all this is done at abont one-balf the price charged by the Ban Francisco washerwomen for baif the work.Oonsegnentiy, tbe Obinamen as wasbermen are very 6 l, 50 much so that strong hopes are entertained that they may je time learn to wash themselves.Nu 30 87.HeLEN ATRSET, MONTREAL.Our PALL and WINTER NT:0UK 13 now complete, and ready for the inspection of buyers.AGASIN DE LOUVRE, iT RE DAME pTREET, fo te now opsn with an entire new stock of select Paney | ey Goods, comprising: = Dress Milks, Funcy Antumn Dresses, and Paris Millinery; Ladies\u2019 and Chlidren's Mosiery; Embroidered Muslins snd Laces: Intost patterns la Evening Dresses; ** Tonnisuz's SID Fajonats Clots of tie novest patterns.3 Polonaise Cloths.of the newest rod.THE MILLINERY SHOW ROOM will be opened ou THURNKDAY, the 16TH INAT., when there will be displayed.ihe latest novelties and most fashionabie Sty;es in Bonnets, and Fotos and M4 ss a lanlie making où the mises after the newest Loixion aod \u2018Farts siÿles, aod at moderate N.B.\u2014Urders froy, Il executed.e 8 the Country faithtally EAS, SUGARS, &c.THE SUBFCKHIBERS OFFER FOR SALE: Half-Cheats and Catties, Congou, Houchong and long Teas.\u201c end Cauttles Uneolored Japan end Orange Pokoe Tens.Qu MS Cattles Gunpowder and !nsper- eal, nnd Uatlies, Young Hyson sud \u201c He = Lele Hyson Mkin abd \u2018alton, o Twaonkey Teas.Hhde.and Tierces Cuba Magar.- \u201c Barbadoes Hugar.Bris.Loodou Crushed \u201c \u201c Yeliow Refined « «Golden 8yrupp, A \u2018lu or White Wii Vinegar, Llovorice rt aC, a.To ARRIVE,\u2014500 Bales \u2018Wooi, direct from the Good \u2018or sale by GILLESP'S, MOFFATT & CO, HoMAS ROBERTSON & CO, HAVE IN RTORE AND TO ARRIVE: Holter Tul Boiler RI ler Fate, Abia trad, Toi Footie foe Bian Water Fittiogs for Irou Steam and Gas-Filiers Tocte\u2014Copper Tin aod Antimony.+ Zine, Hem and Flax Engl Packing.Glas Tubes for Wa Ganges.Hair Feit for covering Hotlers, ac.3% ST.BULPICE STARET, Montreal.(GET YOUR ENGRAVING AND PRINTING PONE BY BISHOP & CO, 65 GREAT ST.JAMES STREET, Montreal.(CHEAP & BANDSOME ROUFS.For Mannfactories, Churches and Dwellings, 8iate forms one of the cheapest and most beautiful, as it Is tbe most durable roofiing material io use, tis unfading and is not heavy, Pariles erecting buildings will be afforded detailed information as to the cost of the Blale, Freights, and the expense of Roofing.Builders aud Koofers are invited to ead for price liste, BOCKLAND SLATE CD, Not: BRIYISE CHANRERS, Montreal, RUWN & CHILDS, Manutac- turers of Shoes and Leether, Mon- (real.Uffier and Warehouse\u2014corner St Peter and Lemoine rireets.Tauneries\u2014corner Bt.Bonaventure ani Canniog strests, and Hiviere Ju Loup, en Haut.The arlicles mapufactured by them are under one general superintendance during the whole process of manufacture, beginning With the raw ile and ending wilh the Anished and sbos.Ky thie arrangement they secure uniform qual- y tbroughout.An evidence of the real merit of their manufactures, a Medal was allotted 1tem at the World's fafr.Tooccuoy the extensive faclifties which they hava at their comment for the mapufacture of Ls and Bhives, is beceseary that they should vent onde ta ail sections of tBe Provives, however remote; every luducemient milowable in commerce, Will be gruled 10 this end.Orders by mail sent promptly.WILSON ALBANY, SEED he undersigned procured this Strawberry direct from Mr.Wlison himself, some years ago, and has vol grown anv other kind ince.The runners thin year, on account of the abunda tutti, are nirong aud well rooted, and this iv the best week of Lhe Year to plant them out.A few per butaited Qu'ebyication ni tbe gardes NN.I ou appliestion len, No.58 head of irummond street, before \u201cnine o'clock 1a the :, bin, © JUMN DOUGALL.2 ; YHK CANADIAN FRUIT CUL- TURISGE; by Jaunes Dornarr, of Windrne Urseries.This is à very compiete compendium of information concerning (hve Kinds and varieties of fruit suitable for cultivation In Oanada, west and east, embodying in a series of familias letters addressed to 8 new beginner, sll hecess ante Coron.Be SH EL of ri pads has spoke! this hook, aba every one who has read it wilt adinit its great praetical value.It will be sent through tue mall, post-paid, for cents, JOHN DOUUALL & SON, Publishers, Montreal. \u2014 end CAES Oior x | TAILORS LE RA, 150 MCUILL RFKÈET, Muvtreal, the attention of Kasteru apd Western Merchants to Lhelr args and complete suock uf Olothing.Asskill, cure and attention have been given Lo the purchase atid mavufaoture of thor stack, the undersigned flatter themssives that it will be found worlhy (he uileution of buyers coming to this market, Terms liberal.A call and ing] on of stook is solicited.McM à U.would nu Bay to their frieuds and former customers that they have resumed the Custom Lustuoms, asd have just received à Cboice Stock af Uowds.This department will be conducted by an ecient statt of Outters, sud be #9) distinot from their Wholosate Business, All orders intrusted to them will receive Lhat care aud attention which has oharac- elr house for may yolrs.terized ih ROMILLAN à CARSUN.Beg to call McLACHLAN BROS.& CO, INPORTERS OF BRITISH Anu FORKIUN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, WHOLBSALE, No.48 NT, PAUL STREET, Moutreal.Jave always on Lami & good assortment of small Wares, 208 McGILL STREET.210 MONTREAL CARPET, OIL CLOTH AND CURTAIN WAR EHOUSE.CANPBELL & CO, This Season's nasoriment JUST RECEIVED.Unusually large and well selected.208 McGILL STREET.210 HA5vsa EN & GNAEDINGER WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF HATS AND CAPS, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S FURS, BUCKSKIN (GLOVES, MITTS, 4C., Nou, 5 8T.PETER STREET, MONTREAL, 3.Cash and highest prices paid for Raw Furs, A large Callection of this Beason's Buffalo Robes for Sale.ONTREAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner of Notre Dame and Place 'drmes.\u2014The course of study embrnces these branches requisite for a th hly Commercial Kducation, and Is specinlly pled for Ing men und boys who are to follow mercantile pursuits, it inelades Book-kecping, l\u2019enma e Arithmetic, Correspondence, French, and alse Telegraply and Fhouography, The College Is connected with the well.kuown BRYANT 4 STRATTUN Internationa! Chain, joeated in forty different cities, and the course bas beem carefully prepsred by experienced teachers, and approved Ly business men.Scholarshipe good In Toruniu, aud in ali principal cities of North America.Cirenlars obtalued on application, J.TASKER, Principal.R.DUNN.FISH and CO.WHOLESALE JUBRERS IN DRY GOODS, 179 97.PACL STREET, Have Ip stock a large assortment of general DRY GOODS, whieh they ofler AS CBUAL, MUCH UNDER THE REGULAR TRADE PRICES.The attention of Country Huyers in search of cheap lines 18 Invited.Specialities in Kbltted Uoods=tLOUDS, | SCARF, ac, &c.WwW CLENDINNENG.(Late W, HODDER à Cx,) FOURDER AND MANUFACTURER Of every description of ARCHITECTURAL AND MACHINERY CASTINGS, STOVES, HEDRTEADM, &c.Foundry Works: 165 TO 170 WILLIAN STREET.Ulty, Sample and Sale looms: 1184 130 BT.JAMES \u201c\"TREKT.ASD £32 CRAIG ATREET, Montreal, SHEET MUSIC.The following valuable music\u2014eapecially sulle able for Church Choirs, Nalibath-Belinols, Choral Classes, the Family Circle, ac\u2014is published at the WiTXESs Office, and went post free at the rates named :\u2014 Waiting by the Hiver.per 100, foe, Gently, Lord, Oh, Gentiy Lead Us.750 Augeis\u2019 Welcome.\u201c Te Nearer Hom BN Your Missi 04 758.Happy Mee The Vid, Old Bory [Hymb), .\" se Walung, Only Waiting (Hyma] The House Upon Ii \u201c T% The Hhining W Gentie Words.Loo sc, BeyonitheMmilingandtheWeeping sac, Crimbing np Ziog\u2019s Hill.The Angel Routman (Hy we = Te Like Jesus [iy mn 1 we Giather at the Te Angels Hovering Round o Something to do in Hew 2% leave me with Jes Carol \u201c Tie Me, JOIN DUUUALL a BON, Publishers, 198 Urent 84.Jamer Mireet, Montreal, \"stayed at home were each reprezented by à va- WITNESS ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT.\u2014 A GOOD GAME.' There is » simple but extremely enteriainiog play to which our young folks have given the name of Verburium, and which bas bat a remarkable effect within our observation in sinuulstiug the faculty of lenguage in many somewlist slug- gub brains, A number of persons =the mors the merrior\u2014ate provided with pencils and paper, sands word chosen es ibe Verdarium, which! each writes at the bead of his sheet.The object: of the game is to draw out the vast uum ber of words which lie folded up, as it wore, in the excitement and amusement, in the following i manner: Let us suppoee, for instance, that the word chosen is Treazon.Une of the company is appointed time-kecper ; and tbe signal being given, each writes ag rapidly as possible all the words beginning with P, wbich can be spelied with the letters of the serbariunm.! At the end of two minutes the time-keeper calls ** Time I\u201d and the cager pencils are obliged tostop.The company the read, io order, the words they have written.Accach word is read, those who have not writtea it call out \u201cNo,\u201d : and those who have 1t cross it out from their | lists, aud place opposite to it a number of credits, equal to the number of défaulters.If three persons, for instance, fail to Lave the word Tea, the reat take threes credits.Two minutes are then devoted to words beginning with R, and so on, until the whole cerbarium ia exhausted, when each player counts the aggregate number of bis credits, and be who bas the largest number is declared tbe winuer, The possibilities of fun in this game do pot ail appear from @ dry description like the foregoing.The lamentations of those who, in their zealous pursuit of complicated anagrams, have overlooked the simplest combinations ; he shouts of lsughter that attend the defeat of an atiempt to impose triumphantly some word that \u201c isn't 10 it,\u201d the nppeals 10 the dictionary to settle disputed questions, and a bundred other lively incidents of the game, render it oue of the most popular, with old and young that have « ver been introduced into the parlor.To illustrate the extevsive range of language which this simple amusement covers, we append a list of words derived in (bis way from Treason which is after all nut a % good verbarium, being too short.Short as it 1a, however, it yiclds by ekilful squeezing, to, toe, toes, ton, tons, tous, toner, tan, tans, tar, Ars, laze, taros, fear, Lears, tes, teas, ten, tens, 1:70, 1ATAS, 10L¢, LOrn, re, FA! | rats, ran, reason, rot, rots, tan, ileuo, rest, reut, rents, rant, rants, rose, rase, Ross, carn, earns, east, Easton, ear, ears, con, eous, Kros, Enos, Eaton, eat, eats, à, an, ants, arson, atl, aris, are, 0p, dup, ASOr, 60, den, gear, decal, SON, sore, sort, sent, set, sot, U, On, CF, ONF, uars, ores, one, Ones, Cat, Oste, no, not, nor, nose, nest, note, notes, near, nears, nest, ard no doubt a number of others.Try verdurium aud you will fad it iofallibly successful asm means of amusement, while it is, &s we bare peiuted out highly useful.\u2014.American Duilder NOTICE.\u201c Prayer-meeling and lecture ax naual o1 Wednesday evening, tt the tecture -room.Dear brethren, urge you all to atiemt there weekly meetings.Farsake nol the anserabling of yourselves together.\u201d Bome of the * dear brethren\u201d deported themselves in this way :\u2014 Brother A.thought it looked lke rain, and concluded that bis family, including bitoself, of course, had better remain at home.a shurs day evening it was raining very bard, and the same brother A.hired a carriage, and took his whole family to the Academy of e, ta hear Mr, Agaseiz lecture on the Intelligence of the Lobster.\u201d Bro.B.thought be was too tired to go, so he stayed at home, and worked at the sled he bad promised to make for Billy, Sister C.thought tho pavements were too elippery.It would be very dangerous for her to venture out.I saw her next morning going down street to get her old bonnet \u201c done up,\u201d She had an old pair of stockiugs drawn over ber shoes.Sister D.thought there wouldn't be more than a dosen people at prayer-meeling.She doesn't like those little meetings, so she didn't go.Ifsbe had gone, there would have been thirteen.| met her nextevening at a social gathering where there were just ten folks.Ste said she bad spent » ** delightful\u201d evening.Brother E.thought he might be called upon to lead in prayer, cr make some remarks.He stayed at home.Next day be went around with a petition praying Congress to repeal the tax on beeswax.His name beaded the list of petitioners, and be spoke elcquently and waxed warm as be urged bis reasons in favor of repeal.Three-fourtbs of tho members stayed at home.God was at tbe prayer-meeticg.The pastor was there.Onefourth of the members were there, and God blessed them.Tbe persons who canteest.God don't blessempty seats.Tue Mison Kay iv Music.=The toinor key is the language of nature to a grest extent.We bave been surprised to see bow many of ber familiar sounds resolve themselves into minor intervals on being closely inspected, A strong wind, a8 it sweeps in guats around the corner of the bouse or over the chimney top, sings many different souge, sometimes a pisintive third, again reachirg to & fourth, or fifth, and not un- frequently covericgs full octave io the case of an unusually stroog blest, but whether fourth B(th, or octave, the minor third is always touched in pasting, which is undonbiedly the reason why tLe cound seems eo doleful and so rugges- tive of sad thought and gloomy progaostieation.Bat it ie the same with innumerable other sounds which do not give the seme impression of sadness.Tbe whistle of a locomotive gives just about tbe same intervals as those occasioned by the sigbing of the wind, the variations of the pitob depending upon tLe size of the aperture and the force of tho steam.Tie bellowiog of eattis is mostly done in minor intervals.8:reet.oriers of all sorts ue the minor third alment jo- variably ; thatand tte monotone seeming to be the easiest inflaction for the voice, if the mono tone can be celled sn irflection.Chimney.and hot-cora vendors go beyond the (bird, ot rather slog « song made up of & moet slagular combination of minor thirds at different degrees of pitch.The music of barbarous people conforms to the seme general law.\u2014N.verbarium, and this is scoomplished, amid much \u2018 ul F.Musical Gazette.\u2014p\u2014prm EE SES YOUOLD AND HILL, INFORFELS OF PIANOFORLLES ANDCALL- NET UUUGANS.USURKATES.JAMES SIKKET, The subscribers respectfully call ationtion to 1lieir Fall Bleek of Imttuments, comprisin, targe aud varied assortiment, whien they cfter for sale at moderns price d an ~asy terms, Handsome RUSEWOOD PIANOS ss low as se CAUINEF ORUANS ut trom $W Lo $1,000 each.A lurge number of BECOND-HAND I'IANOS ways on build, Every now (uslsument sold with & RELIABLE ausrautee Hiwirated Odlaloguien, un nil jarticuiars of prices aud Lerms, may Le hat au apg on, UOU LD HILL.PLAIN ORNAMENTAL PRINTING ! \u201cWITNESS PRINTING STEAM 1HOUSK.Ample faciililes for all Kins af GENE AL JuB PRINTING.ELEGANCE IN STYLE, EXCELLENCE IN WORKMANSIMIE* MODERATION IN CHARGES, PROMUITNESS IN FXECUTION, FULFILMENT OF PLOMISER, CARDS, CIRCULAES, HILL HEADS, PAMPHLET, CATAIAIQUER, APPESL CASES, LABELS, CONSTITUTIONS, REPORTS, ADDRESSES, SERMUNS, PROGRAMMES, LAW BLANKS, HANBBILLY, PUNTER, Country Merchants, and all residing al a dia tance from the eily, may depend upon having tieir work quickly and correctly execnled be mldressing their orders Lo the DAILY WITNESS OFFICE VS HT, JANES RTREET, Montreal, No disappointment or delay in (he most nrgeut orders, PRICES ALWAYS MODERATE NEATNRSS, CHEAPRESS, PUNOTOALITY, DRSPATOH.W INDSOR NITRSERIES, JAMES DOUGALL, Paormaron, Wixpson, OXTARI, Offers for sale for Spring Fiantlag, avery fine stoek ol FRUIT ANDORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS, VINES, BTRAWBERRIES, ac, ac, VERY LOW FOR CASH.I'articular attention in called the following, which tne stock 8 very tine: © pot DWARF API'LES, from two to six years old; the latter are very extra-uearing.and have given universal satisfiotion, To sceure them orders should be scot carly, as the stock is not large.DWARF PEA from one to six years old; the Intter extra-slzed bearing, and of which theee is only .imite Jumber left of Some parie hose one year old arc very fluc, and cam ro y ery Rue, GRAFF VINES, from one to tliree old, of all the best and hardicst varleties, at about half the price usually clinsrged by travelling tree agents, Ame, STANDARD AFILES.two to Ave ycure old; 8 few oxtra-elsed bearing left of some varicties, STANDARD PEARS, PLUMS, CHERNIES, PEACITES.QUINCES, CURHANTS, BTHAW- BERRIES, a the Best qualities.| l\u2019ersons Intending to plant should at once send for catalogues, which will be malied free, Also, for the Cawadian Fruit Cultwrist, giving full dircetlons for the proper location.soll, prepare: tion, planting, and after culture of Orel 8, pe yards, and Gsrdeas, with select lists of the best vari.ctics of cach kind of Fruit suitable for the different a of Canads, and thelr best mode of Culture,\u2014 by mali for cents, Umjere, which should be sent carly (accompanied with the more, promitly tionded to, abd the \u2018Trees carefully I and packed, 50 as to carry any distance with aafety, Trees sent from {lin establishment the two last Springs, win , to Lower St.Lawrenes, New Tirunawick, Nova Seotis, have arrived in \u2018exon bent condition, and some bore fruit the same year, JAMES DOUGALL, Windsor, Feb, 15th, Jee.MISCELLANEOUS BELECTIONS, = Ab, mum, said a to a lady who tad just gireo bum a dollar, \u201cif it had not besa for ibis, 1'd be driven to somethin\u201d desp'tite somethin\u2019 I've long feared I'd come to at Inst.\u201d % What's that, poor man t* * To work, mum,\u201d \u2018s responded the untappy man, with a melancholy shake of the bead.= A movement is on foot to secure b7 subscription a homestead tucd for Miss 1de Lewis ; the design being to purchase ber a euitable homestead in the vicinity of Newport, and if possible vear ber present home, and thus, with what she receives from other sources, make her comfortable for tbe remainder of ber life.\u2014 Mr.Bpurgeon recently introduced velocipedes in = sermon to & congregation of 200 at Pershore, Worcesterebire, and in this wise : 4 Thess new inveotions which the lads are riding down our street would not keep up unless they were kept going ; the moment they stopped they fell down, and in this they are exoeed- fogly like tbe Cbristisn Chursh, whieh would fall unless it was constantly moving on.\u201d = À lady writing of the rule of fashion, says, \u201cWe are like the old woman of & century ago, who, upon going to ber milliner's with materials for s cap, directed that it should be made in the most perfect simplicity ; mot even a tucker, or the faintset suspicion of one, would sbe abide.But, on turning to leave, nature was too strong for her, and on pois back, she put ber head in at the door, and said, ia & suppressed voice: \\ You may make it poke a little\u2014jast a very ttle.= A Turkish tiler, being at work on tbe roof of a bouse, fell into the street upon & mas, wbom he killed, without any serious injury to himself.The son of tbe deceased cansed him to be arrested and conducted to the Cadi.The tier, confessing the accident, stated that he would willingly afford the son an oppo:tunity to re- taliste on him.* Ascend to the roof where I was,\u201d said be to the son ; \u201cI will place myself where your fatber was, thea you may fall upon me and kill we if you can.\u201d Gare Asan\u2014We commend the following to those who believe that \u2018* ginger-spape\u201d and other goodies sre part of the enjoyments of heaven : + The witty Dominican monk Bocco bad a great dislike to tobacco, and when once preachiug to « crowd of Spanish sailors, be netounded them by telling them that there were no Spanish saints in beaven.A few, he said, bad been admitted, but they emoked so many cigars that they made the Holy Virgin sick, and 8t.Peter set bis wits to work to get them out.At length be proclaimed that a bull-fght was to be beld outside the gates of Paradise.Tuereupon every Spanish saint, without exception, ran cil to see the fight, and St.Peter immediately closed the gate and took care sever to sdmit mnother Spaniard.\u201d\u2014N.F.Observer.Horus Srnanomar.\u2014Foe more than twenty years, ia one or another capacity, the writer has been a traveller during some part of cach year, and bas bad frequent oocasion to spend the Sab.tath at s hotel.Sometimes the church-bell bas Mad a charm for him and be has sought the bene of worship to feel that be was truly among strangers ; at others, on going into the public rooms of the hotels in 1he morning, he bas met in the form of a neatly printed card, an invitation to take a seat in some neighboring church and bas bad his soul cheered with a feast of good thioge.Ho ny of this clase, full of the excitement (bat \u20ac week of toil and business inter- coursehss wroupht, longing for the cherisbed associations of home, ceady, silliag, anxious to embrace an invitation to enter the house of the Lord, begin on these Babbath days from bome, the downward course that ends in unutterable woe, we may never know ; but t'at their name is legion we have much reason to fear.We know of no more inviliag field for the exercise of the graces of a Christian character than 18 here afforded.Let the invitation be general and cordial bat not obtrusive.\u201c Be not slow to entertain etrangers, for thereby some bave entertained ac- gels unawares.\"\u2014 Latter in Chicago Advance.ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT OF THR WITNESS, Beginning with the first week in September, and continuing through that mouth, s weekly eup- ploment wili be sent enclosed in all the edi.tiens of the Montreal Witness, which will give | it the following circulation :== Daily, pearly.10,000 sem 3, of which à large proportion is among business mes, and the well-to-do classes of tbe commn- nity throughout the city and country.The Daily, besides its stated subscribers, is sold {n almost every city, town, and village from Quebec to Toronto, and the Weekly and semi- , Weekly go tos highly le clase of sub.« scribers, scattered over the whole of the Dominion, sud especially Ontario and Quebec.lo- deed, there is scarcely a post-office in Ontario or the Townships, at which some of the editions of the Witness ate mot received, sud at very many post-offices it is the leading paper.An advertisement which goes through all its editions may therefore be expected to reach » great number of merchauts and | other leadisg men, and, unlike maoy other papers, the Witness goes into their families end is tesd by tbe family circle.To readers this supplement will enbance the value of the Witness, as it will contaln se | 800d deal of reading matter, for which there le not room in the regular editions, one feature of (solos a report of the Fashions trom time to The price of advertisements in this supplement will bo two cents per Word, set close, for each insertion-no advertisement being reckoned ue less than ty words\u2014or $2 per square ot 22 lines for each insertion, payable ia ad- vence.Advertisements sent in a8 & square, will, if shorter, be allowed that space.Let merchants, manufacturers, willioers, bo, advertios their Pall storks now in thie supple.went, aod afterwards tell us if it was not the most profitable advertisement they ever inserted in any paper.This is just the season when the advertisements of Fall stocks sbeuld be sosl- tered broadcast throughout the ad the Witness is Just the mediom to dels.Adve: tovments should be meat (x nat later than Thurs: day of ench week.-\u2014 NEW DOMINION MONTITLY, Rey expen, 168, FRONTISIIKUK-SCENE ON AN INDIAN RAILWAY, NEw DOMINION MONTHLY, SEPTENDER, 15:9, THE RED INDIANS; OK, LUSUTHIOKS OF NEWFQUNDLA NL By Rev.P, Torque, Hopetown, Bay Chaleuis.NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, BEPIRMBRA, 1839.THE BEKACUN LIGHT ANNOUNCING THE FALL OP TRUY AT ARUUS.(From the Agausemnen af Acchylue, v.25) By Joux REabE, NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, BErTENUER, 150.HOW 1 WENT DUCK-SHUOTINU, NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, SEPTEMTER, 184.DEAD Ok ALIVE.NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, SErrENIES, IND.HENRY KIRKE WIITF, By AURAL MEAD.NEV DOMINION MONTHLY, BEPTEMNER, IN).THE JAMES RIVES.N EW DOMINION MONTHLY, : BEPTEMNER, 1569.FARLY BCENES IN CANADIAN LIFE, Ny Rev, THORAN W ESTER, Newbury, Nw DOMINION MONTHLY BPUTRMNERR, INS, THE ROMANCE OF LANGUAGE, N LEW DOMINION MONTHLY, Serres aka, 1308, THEHERUINEOF LAKE EKIE.By Joux U, WHITT1RR, NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, SEPTEERER, 1363, _____ MULLER ORPHANAGES __ N BW DOMINION MONTHLY, ERPTENBER, 1960, THE DOMESTICATION OF THE OSTRICH NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, HEPTENDRR, 1560, HOWTHE NEW METALS WIKRE DETECTED NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, NXPTERRER, 189, THE Lost Cilia.ly Exxgsr M.TAYLOR, NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, SEPTEMBER, IS 5.LITTLE LOU'S BAY INGE AND DOINGS.NEW DOMINION MON THLY, SEPPEMNER, 108, TEE IMPRISONED BUNBKAMS NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, Serpraunen, 150.HOW \u201cROUGH\u201d WON J118 MEDALS.NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, BEFTFENTRER, 180.THE BOSTON BABY ON A LARK.By Mas.EDWARD A, WALKER.NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, SEPTEMBER, 180), LITTLE WILLIE.NEV DOMINION MONTHLY, SEPTRUTER, 1809.THE PASSING BELL By CLARIBEIL.With Pianoforts Accompaniment, NEW DOMINION MONTHLY, - SEPTEMBER, 1% D.OHEAP BEAUTY IN LIVING HUOMH By Mas, HARRIET BEXCHER BTOWE.Nw DOMINION MONTHLY, BEPTEMERN, £0.SELEOTKD RECIPES.N KEW DOMINION MONTHLY, SEPTEMBER, 1960.EDITORIAL.NEw DOMINTON MONTHLY UCTOBRN, 1009.ADVERTISE IN TRE OCTUBER NUMBER.TARtFF, Kighth-Page., 2.00 \u201c Printed Loaves Stitched in.1,00 per 1,008, > \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.i "]