The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 11 mars 1887, vendredi 11 mars 1887

[" nd fmm arge wart N Scaled aildings om 3 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 oubles is such as: after est ost tems 8 ) 0 equally ï prevent ose WHO a ton à, andthof pe et is TT ir LXXIX\u201460 Rew Aduertisewents, FISH.LABRADOR HERRINGS CAPE BRETON HERRINGS NORTH £HORE SALMON SPLIT sM{ACKEREL BEA TROUT SALT WATER EELS GREEN AND DRY CODFISH For Sale by Verret, Stewart & Co.271 to 275 Commissioners Bt.Feb.1 \u201d FISH & FISH GIES, Cholce New LABRADOR HERRINGS Choice Now CAPE BRETON HERRINGS Prime Medium LABRADOR HERRINGS GREEN CODFISH, Large ard No, 3, DRY CODFFISH, in Bundles NE WFOUNDLAND BONKLE3S CODFISH, in 14-1b, and 28 1h.boxes.BTEAM-REFINED PALE SEAL OIL FA NEWFOUNDLAND 00) OIL YA?NEWFGUNDLAND 00D LIVER OIL, SA\" GABPE ard NOVA SCOTIA COD CIL HEWFOUNDLAND WHALE OIL For sale by STEWART MUNN & CO, Telephone 1235, 22 Bt.John street, Fish and Oils for Sal».600 berrels Pale Steam Reflned Seal Oil, Staphens\u2019 brand.Barrels Sweat Straw Seal O11, Barrels Newfoundlusd and Gaspe Cod Oil.Barrels and half-burrels Prime Labrador and Cape Breton Herrings.* Barrels Newfoundland Salmon and Trout.Cwt.bundles Prime Dry Codfish, Barrels and tierces Green Codfiah.ts and pails Split Mackerel and Labrador Berring (put up expressly tor family use), D expected from Clyce, 8 shipment of Mricolm\u2019e favorite brand Loch Fyns Here ring, latest pack, in rkins and kegs.JON BAaTRD & TO.1901 Commissioners Firoot, Xelevnone No.3982.December 18 FiSH.BALMON, in brls., hf-brls.and canned.LABRADOR HERRINGS, bris.and hf-brls.iy * LABRADOR TROUT, brls.and hf-bris.GREEN CODFISH, drums, brls.and hf-brls.DRY CODFISH.SMOKED HERRINGS.CANNED MACKEREL.CANNED LOBSTERS.BONELESS CODFI8H, in 5,2, 2 and 40-1b.boxes.Fresh frozen Sea Fish of all descriptions J.& BR.McLBA 8 Common Street, Montreal.Feb.17 S.HYMAN, 5 A 4 pose cune CATARRH.GIVES [mmadiate Rellef FOR Cold in Head, HAY FEVER, dl EASY TO USE.Not a Souff, Powder or Irritating Liquid.Price 80 cts.and $1.00.If not obtainable at your druggists, sent prepaid on receipt of price, Address FULFORD & ©O., Brockville, Ont.Established 1870, We will be pleased to furnish quotations for the foi- lowing goods:\u2014 JONAS TRIPLE OONCEN- TRATED FLAVORING EXTRACTS.= (eyes?CASTOR OIL, in all size H bottles.OLIVE OLL, half pints, pints and quarts.COD LIVER OIL.FRENCH MUSTARD.GLYCERINE.GLUES.! A TINES.LAS & G7| IE ap Ry NC BE open 70 LADIES RING, CO HENRI JONAS & CO, 86 DERRESOLES STREET, Nun*s Building MONTREAL.Jar.18 237 15 Boston & Savannah &teamship Co.ONLY DIRECT LINE FRUM HEW .EMGLAND TG SAVARRRN.Connecting tiaere with all rail and water ltn; Lameaitce Bros 8 do; Toitbsudeau, Girard&so 5 do; Hudon & Pelietier 3 ug; E Holloway 128 bis ateal ; Order 20 do 213 puddied bur; Vipoad McBride 150 cs oranges; B&S H Thompson 35 pkge mdse; Order 1 cs etuffe; Whi£e- heud&2o 1 do elustio; Liggett&Hatiltoa 1 pkg mdse; Mra H Mortimiore 1 cs do; David J Rea 2 ca do; Thibaudeau, Bros& co 5 do; J R Ulozg&co 56 cs oranges 15 do lemons; Guaselizger, Sars&co 14 pkgs mdse; yFrathiagham&W 48 do ; Kortosk & co 8 de; TJ Claxtor&:0; L'Abbe Marcon ldo books; J R Bordean 1 do radae; B A Boas&co 12 pkgs and 1 pel eamples; J A Ogilvi&io 2 case merchandise; order 1 bale fol; BR Waldron 1 co; R 4 Gardiner 2 cs; ordef 12 lots wire rode; Sootistown chem&palp cu 16 tes soda ash; MeClary mufz cv 16 ca copper sheets; Green&co 2 cs hinene; J Green&co 8 pkgs; Hobs, Osborne&Hobbs 3 as; A B Cavey 3 pkgs; Pigot & Bryan 7 pkgs & ware; Summera&O | case; order 9 cela chaius; Jno Birreli&co 10 pkes; Swathers, A & co 3 do;Jaa Cowan&20 11 do; Beltzar esq 1 do; Æ Holloway 1 cask eware; Copland, Mel &:0 10 kegs citric acid; Skiane: co 3 do eware; W Benson e:q 75 brls sul Copper; E Holloway 1 es ling L:taug, L &202 kgs; order 3 pkgs; Nelsor&ca 3 ca huis; Douglae& McNsil 5 cts ewar:; order 4 pka eware; T Jordan esq 6 do; Crashern & C66 bus steel; Heney&L 200 de; Jas Hutton 338 axlen; Montreal Rolling Mills 3 cks shoets and 15 bdls wire; Cooper, F&ez 1 ca orank shaft; Jus Walker& co 3 cases; M Chanteloup 1 case; Cadieux&Derome 8 ga: order 8 casks stsel ; Adam, Hape & Co, 8 cask: ch i 8; Adam, Hope & Co, 22 lenpihs ehaies ; Hamiltoa Glass Co, 50 t:s soda ash ; order 136 bdis bar iron ; ABope & Co, 1868 bdls and tar iron; order 7 pk-e steel ; Ww H Gitlar & Co, 50 coven os bricks ; Wood and Leagstt & Co, 23 b le steel ; Wood and Lergait & Co, 1 case cac lery ; Greening & Co, 70 lata wire ; Mo.Manon, Broadfield & Co, 6 casks and 2 grates earthenware ; Winer & Co, 7 barrels vorax ; Ferris & Co, 21 pkgs mdse ; order 4 bags weol ; order 1000 sacks salt ; Currie & Co, 13 tes soda ash; order 200 bdls bar iron ; Beuny, MacPherson & Co, 1 cask hardware; Hart & Tuckweil, 200 cases anges ; Guilet & Co, 1 case stream plai A Pallascio, 1 cask hardware : RC Jamieson & Co, 15 pkgs mdee ; GD Ross Co, 17 pkg« mdse ; Frothingham and Workman, 1029 bars iron ; Geo D Ross & Co, 9 pgs mdse ; Bennett & Co, 5 axles .order 2915 sacks salt ; Samuel Benjamia ! & Co, 5 brle whicksy ; Walter Wilson & Co, 12 cases shoe tareaus ; Hudon & Pelleter, 1 case mdse; Radford Bros, 2 cases wdse ; Thibaudeau Bros & Co, 1 case mdee ; Mills & Hutchison, 5 Cases mdse 3 Grand Trunk railway, 2 cages mdse ; Palmer & Son, 7 \u201ccases Indse ; Brophy, Cains & Co, 6 cases radse ; Robertson L &co 7 css M Davies 4 co: A M Milier 3 cs; J A Ogilvy 3 ca: Beall Rasa &c0 9 cs, J Reynolds 2 ce; C Lorge &co 1 cs; Rev Dietral 1 ce; ,L Gnaedingez Son & GO 4 Ca; P Levin Eco 5 [ZH Hy Morgan&io 33 cs; J P°Benjsmin &:0 3 ce: Dapuis Freres 3 cs; Lamarche ® rovost &co 2 cs: J.@ Mackenzie &20 7 cs; Grand T Ry 12 et; Boisseau Bros 1 ca; Clerk l'exroux co 1 cs; Beybold & Gibson 2 ca; Tonke Bros L ce; Duncan Bell &co 1 ce; J J Vipond &co 60 cs oranges; Grenshields 3&0 20 ca Caverhill Learmont&co 5 cs; Galarneau & co 206; Geo Kay 4 cka wire; C J Glage 5 ce; 8 H&J Moss 1 cs; Mr Bran 1 C3 pianoa: Roëgs Huekili & Campbell 5 ce; RJ Tooke 5 ca, A J Turcotte 8 or; Walker Bros 3 cs: McLachlan Bros &co 17 es; GT RYT cs: o% odge ©; Jos Johnson &co 13 cs: Glover&B 7 ce; Jas O'Brien 12 do; J ne Fensom 3 do mchy; À Muirhead 10 poaa lue; H Crore&co 6 crates eware- En nt: : Te; G Clark cs effects; Toronto Library 2 4 Boyd&co 4 ca; McKee Brog?do; co 7 do; HU A Barnard&oo 5 erates ew, John J Russell 2 do gware; B Bap do; Geo Baxter 2 do; Evans Sone& 2 pkgr; T Meredith&c> 30 do; Bovd Bre, co 8 do; J B Allandeo 22 do; Wry po 7 do; W H Bleadell&co 2 do; G gpm &co 4 do; E D Morris & eq 4 sil Boyd&co 1 ble paper hangings; W 3 Hed mon 4 os; G Goulding&oo 2 do; G Lago ter& :0 2 do; Adame&Buras 30 do Waiske 1 do show cards; H S MacMaster jp # Smith&co 17 do; Boeckhë&ço 7 do; (), 15 do; Jae Robertson &20 29 bxs tin tater Cauada Paper Co 31 tes soda aah; Ju Scoit 4 03; W À Marray 12 do; 25 do; Gowans&Kent 25 do; L &co 12 pkge; Tew&co 1 ck \u20ac ware, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 00Mpax Receltts of Produee\u2014-Mar ch 1e .Jas Robertson&2o 1030 bush peag; On 500 do; Bk Ottawa \u20ac cars do; Order 42 sacks flour; Union Bk 245 do; J I, Sait Son 250 do; J&R Eadaile 40 bags ostmea|- 1 Order 9 hhds tobacco.MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, Naw ¥oex., March 1g COTTON\u2014Steady.;Uplarda, Ses Ne Orleans, 10 1-16c.w SUGAR\u2014Quiet; refining, 411-16e; Stanaard \u201c A,\u201d 55-16@5t, pd loaf and }crushed, 63c/@6 5-160 ; SIc@6tc ; Qranulated, 5@53c, OH16A90, March 10, BOXED MEATB\u20148teady; dry salted shoulders, $6 00/@$6 25 ; short clear dideg t8 85@$8 90.h Heston Produce Marikots, March 10, 1857, BUTTHER\u2014Wesiern extra fresh wads ormy, 3lo /@ 320; some special mp, higher; do extra firsts, 25¢c @ 2% ; firats, 2lo@245; do good to choige held crmy, 17@20c ; do fresh imitation Cry choice 22 @ 243; do firsts, 16@20ç; factory, extra fresh, 21c@323c ; do Ghoice 18@W2ÿ0; do choice held, 130@153 ; dy fur 0 good, 120@l4c; \u20ac0 common lote, 10g @llc; do dairy, nominal, 14c@18ç; New York crmy, extra fresh, nominal, 229 25c ; do extra ârets, 270280; good choice June, 19c@2lc; Eastern cream, choice lo extra, 250 @ 28c; Vern crmy, extra, nominal, 26c@27e; do duy extra, 20/@21¢ ; do extra, firets, 22c do firets, 158@l7c; do seconds, 120, do long dairies, including fall ends, Cho, 15o@18e ; do tair to good, 16c@176, Lay grades of butter ns to quality.The ah quotations are receivers\u2019 prices for etry.an by wholesale lois.Jobbing prices 10% In higher, .Da VANESH\u2014Northarn Choice to extn 134c@140; do sage, 1446; Okio, choice to pr extra, 13c@134c; Western, choice voeu, 120 @ 133c; lower grades according 4 Co quality : johbing price, 40 higher, EGGS\u2014Enstern fresh, 18@00; Soul wi ern.l'Ic@174 ; choice fresh Westera, lt on @174c ; Northern, 00c@00e ; choice heli, 88} 00c@000; limed, 00c/@00c; jobbing prin, wa 1o higher.sa: HAY\u2014Choice primo, $17.00 @ $18.%; th fair to good, $LS 60-@$16 50; Weetern de $162$16; Eastern fine, $12@815 00; por he to ordinary hay, $13 00/@$16 00; La sh swale, $9 00@ÿ10 00.Rye etraw, choix, ot $14 50 @ $15 09; oat straw, $9 60 à * mi $10 00 per ton.in POTATOLS\u2014Extra Maice aud Ser ext Brunswick, per bbl, $0,00@$0 00 in bulk, cit Houltor rose, 00c@ä5s per bush; d for hebroat; 63c@65c ; Aroctook rose, 85; cot do Hebrone, 63c@65c ; Vermont rose, 55 ue 00¢; do Hebrons, C0@55¢c; New Yori row, for 63c/@ib 3; do Hebrons, 654 ; northern bur the banks, (0c@55¢; Maine do, G5c@% lan Eastern projifigs, 09c@55c; Northern do der 50c@53c ; P.Ë.I.Chenangoes, 40:43 get ior choice; do.ross, 53¢; do.whitesiock, em 50:@530.of IMPORTANT.tin Paseengsrs arriving in the City of New the York via Grand Central Depx save § | i Carringe Hire and Transfer of Baggage by per stopping at the GRAND UNION HOTEL y.opposite said depot, anc Passengers arriving by West Shore va Railroad via Weehawken Kerry, by taking | bo the 42nd Street Horse Cars at Ferry ex anc trance, reach Grand Union Hotel infer bac minutes for 5 cents, and save $3 Carriage Phe Hire, \u2018 tha .; knc Six hundred Blegant Rooms, $1 and up Fa wards per day.European Plan.El, suff vators, Restaurant, Cafe, Lunch and Win Rooms supplied with the best.Price moderate.Families can live batter fr Tot less money at the Grand Union than &, A any other strictly first-class hotel in (hs tot city.Guests\u2019 baggage delivered to ad the from Graud Central Depot free, tor que Dont De Xt.i ant _ Don\u2019t rack and rain your lungs witi 8 tha tizit, harrowing, distressing cough, wer thir a few doses of Hagyard\u2019s Pectoral Balsan the will loosea the phlegm, sootne the irrifr ' tion, and heal the sore taroat and bronchi! higl pipta, and may avert that deostructir BCI dicease, consuingption, for, voic Moro Than Claimed, men \u201c* For ihe past four or five years,\u201d 895 Mrs, Emery, of Cottam, Ont,, \u201c1 bare pote been subject to kidney troubles.I at advised to try Burdock Blood Bitters for | has done me more good than what \"8 Mar cleimed for it.I can recommend it to unfi sufferers from like diseases.\u201d wer.SSETITSerTY.Une the .ADVERTISE IN the THE MONTREAL HERAD = rail IF YOU hav Want & Cook, .een Want a Clerk, § they Want a Partner sche Want & Situation, Cox .Want to Sell a Piano, they Want to Buy a Horse, © Want Lo Sell a Carriage.© Want to Buy or Sell a Farm.syst Want to Let a House or Cottage: y Want to Sell House Property: ue Want to Sell Groceries or Drugh us \u20ac Want to Sell Household Furnituré alm Want te Sell Dry Goods or Carpet boa Want to Find Customers for Anythish to > ADVERTISE IN raise T _ LD sion HE MONTREAL HERA that .not 1 The Very Best Medium in the Country! * of th Advertisin, will gain Now Customer selec Advertising - 11 keep old Customers, clerg Advertis.ng \u2026 serally Always Paye enou Advertising makes Success EssY, lar Advertising Begets Confidence R880 Advertising Shows Energy these Advertising Shows Pluck, litice Advertise then at once.meet Advertise continually, but v Advertise sxillful}; peop Advertise frecly tion Advertise here, we ADVERTISE Are NOW.in 60 ADVERTISE IN [HE MONTREAL HERALO siern, 17; 10ice held, bing prio, @ 318.0; ÿ estern de > 60; 00; ba A, chai, 9 60 0 Gd New ) 3 in bals, buen; do rose, 65¢; 1089, 558 York ros, hers bur 55c:@5% rtaern do | , 400043 vhitestock, y of New t save § à Baggage hy ; N HOTEL est Shore b7 taking Ferry eo + otel inter } Carriage $1 and up \u2018an, El, 2 and Win st.Price batter io n than # hotel in the od to ad | ngs with § ugh, woes ral Bslsan the imme d bronchi! destructitt ars,\u201d esf us «J hare es, I wi! Bitters.# 1 what wa nd it al mans) N ERALR , 9, £0.ar, tage: pertys Drugs rnituré, Carpetés Anything ERALD | Country 1stomerts stoners ys Pays ; Easv, lence, TEYs ck, ©, Ve SERALD HR MONTREAL HERALDY¥AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY.MARCH li CORRESPONDERCE.Tho Suaday Paraides.To the Editor of THX HERALD I cotice amongst other re-t:ictioos our clergy are endeavoring id stop muac at church parades by our voluateers, Now, if this is not etarinz at a gate and awallow- ing a eaw-mill.What ie the difference between discoursing the Composition of Dadley Buck in & church or at a church parade, except it be that thcee who are able to pay pew rent can enjoy the luxury, while the unfortunate toiler who cannot pay their focting in a church must be deprived of the pleasure?Consistency is a jewel.ToILER.Letter from Mr.John Crawford, Tothe Editor of THE HERALD.My remarks at the recent annual meeting of \u201cLa Banque du Peugple\u201d as reported, fail to convey a correct impression.I stated that Mr.Heniker, president of the Eastern Townships Bank, was endeavoring to units the bauks in su application to Parliament for a special Act, sanc:ioning the principle of pension or superannuation funds now becoming 80 general, such legislation preventing the necessity cf separate application , with their attendazt delays and expenses, I entertain not a ehadow of doubt but that in a comparatively short time there will not be a bauk in the Dominion which will hesitate to recognize the expediency and importance of making some provision for officials and employes.: \u2018The reciprocal relationship which exists between employer and employe is now bing more perfectly appreciated, and it is esfe to predict that before long the ex- ampls of our b:nks will be imitated by most of, and eventually by all, our public corporations.hen the adoption of such policy becomes general, we shall hear less of official dishonesty and much more of mntusl esteem.Moreover, it will prove an effective antidote to comwunistic demagogism.JNO.CRAWFORD, Verdun, 9th March, 1887.St.Ann\u2019s Ward.To the Editor of THz HERALD, Srr,\u2014In your issue of Wednesday last, I sec a letter over the signature of\u2018 J, Oma,\u201d referring to the coming election of an alderman for theabove influentisl ward.In that letier he mentions the name of Mr.Danl.McClanaghan as & most fitting and proper person to be put forward by the workingmen to represent them in the City Council.Now, I, as an Irish emigrant who has had some twenty years\u2019 experience of this \u201c Canada of Oura,\u201d can safaly say thai no bstter nor more straightforward man conld be put forward than the same Dani.McClanaghan.He ma man that has the courage of his convictions, and is not afraid to give exprescion to them.He has at all times proved and showed himself a friend to the workingman, and many à poor Irishman\u2014and I \u201cmight add Bcoich aud English\u2014have been indebied to him for the kindly reception extended to them on their arrival in the city.This, I am certain, can ba vouched for by the immigration officers here, who could teetify to his warm-heartedness in ueing his best influence in obtaining for them situations and employmert on their arriving here\u2014strangers in a strange land, Mr.McClanaghan, being the builder up of bis own fortune, he does not forget the deys gone by, when, as an Irish emigrant, he came frum the green fields of Tyroue to delve and werk, to carve out 8 fuiure and a home for himself.At all times be has been found ready to assist the needy.No appeal to him for charity has ever been made in vain ; always willing to give sage counsel to those less ex- perierced than himself, and aseict to their profit and advancement.Isgree thoroughly with your correspondent that lawyers and politiciana should find no favor with the electors of St.Ann\u2019s Ward.What is wanted is a man of the people, for the people, and with the people, One who will look ager their welfare in the City!Council and help to put a stop to the jobbing that has been carried on there for scme time past.To obtain this object Mr, McClana- ghan would fill the biti.I am certain that Mr.McClsnaghan\u2019s record is weil known to the goou peop'e of St, Ann\u2019s Ward, and that they will give him a \u201c\u2018 Cead Mille Failthe,\u201d should he seek our suffrages for aldermanic honers.Yours, ete, Caxrox.The Public Schiols.To the Rditor of TH: HERALD,  short time since I made some reference to the Montreal Public Schools through the columns of THe HErALD, aud promised to refer to the subject again.The letter in question dealt especially with the Protestant Public Schools, but I am informed that about the same eystem and stule of things prevail in the Roman Catholic as in the Protestant Bcheols.It seems to be high time that the taxpayers shouli know semething of what they pay eo very dear for, and at the same :irme have virtuaily no voice or ray In the control and manage ment.We have had many large and costly structures erected for sshool purposes, and we know iittle if anything as to their cost or in what manner the contracts for their erecticn have been given out.Many of these echool buildings are quite unfitied for the purposes for which they were intended, and, to eay the least, quite uneuitabie for the teaching and training of the rising generation of our city, Some of the schoolhou es have neither the neces sary grounds or conveniences attached to make them in any way adapted for the training of the young, The parties who have had the.erection of these buildings seemingly did not know whether or not \u201cthey were erecting a barn, prison or a schoolhouse, judging Tron what we sec around us.It is evident that our School Comumiesioners kuow very little, if ever they knew anything, about a schoolhouse or the advantages gained by contact therefrom, judging by the way the school system is worked and managed in tbis city.There ia no reason why a clergyman just out from the old country should, almost as soon &a he lands here, be placed upon the echool board, nor is it & reason because euch and such a person happens to be an alderman that he is fitted to b: raised to the d:znity of a school commis~ sioner.There is One thing quite certain that these clergymen and aldermen would not ba p:aced upon the board by the votes * of the people if thy had their say in the selection of the same.These imported clergymen and civic officials have quite enough to do to attend to their own particular functions and spheres of duty without assuming and taking upon themselves these important pcsitions.We have political meeiinge about trade and commerce, meetings about floods snd carnivale, etc, but we never hear of any gatherings of the People to take into consideration the position and working of our schools, Have We ro interest in this important matter ?Are we not intelligent ezongh toappreciate In some small degree what our ohiidren requi \u2018e to make them better and bappier ?We usve only oce High Scheol in this City end that ia a achool for the rich ard the ¢ up town people,\u201d no: fr tte poor cr for those who reside at Foit St.Charles, Hocuclaga and the extreme portions Of the city.Ard yet this school is supported by public mocey.Instead of having only one High School we should Lave half a dozer, aud we require that number and would have them :f the mass of the people had their eay in the matter.Our schools can never bs a succes aud credit t9 ua antil such times as the people have a voice in their management, of which they are deprived by a system that is well adapted for the past centuries, instead of an age of liberiy, light and advancement, of which we prate so much and do so littie to extend.Wa hear a great deal now-a-days about the working man.Is the wo:king man fully alive to his in- tereats in this direction?He talks a great deal about his wagse, but does he think enough about the proper liberal education of his children ?Ycurs respectfully, Ax OLp TEACHER, Montreal, 9th March, 1887.PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.A visit to Dr.Green\u2019s Laboratory, at Woodbury, N.J., has considerably changed our views, and especially our prejudices in rezard to what are generally known as ¢¢ Standard Patent Medicines.\u201d Of course we Aro getting to that age in life when we are forced to conclude Life itself is a humbug, and naturally distrust anything that has not withstood and tried experiences.Being ® physician, I had the curiosity to know how euch a sale cf two medical preparations could be sustained for 0 many years, The perfoct system upon which the business is conducted, and the pharmaceutical arrangements for the manufacture of the two recipes with which we were made acquainted, are sufficiently convincing to us that the Avcrst FLower, for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints, acd BoscHgr\u2019s GerMAN Syrvp, for Throat and Lung Troubles, were for the complaints they ara recommended, most excellent remedies, and only regret that in much of our practice medical ethics prevent us from prescribing them without making the formulas zublic When we were shown the great quantity of voluntary letters having been forwarded Dr.Green from all parts of the country and from all classes of people, iawyers, ministers and doctors, giving a description of their ailments, testimonials of their cures, etc., I feel like endorsing Dr.Green\u2019s suggestion that the Government accept such valuable formulas and license them for general use by giving protection to the inventor eame as patents generally \u2014[Copied from N, Y.Druggists\u201d Circular of Uctober, 1886, SUNDAY POST OFFICE WORK.Over Three Mnndred Men Employed at the Coztral Office and Stations.Au interesting statement has been pre- \u2018pared by Postmaster Corse, in response to the request of parties interested in securing 8'ricter Sabbath observance, showing the nimber of men employed at the post office on Sunday.Counting the 150 who are employed for a couple of hours at the outlying stations, the total is 338 men out of a force of 698, The deduction of this force of 150 leaves 188 on duty at difisrent durin the day at the central office, and the aggregate number of hous these 188 work is 753%, an average of almoet exactly 4 hours each.In the city delivery division 35 carriers work 3 tours each, 8 sorters 5 hours and 19 collectors 2 hours.In the box department, which is a part of ths city delivery, 21 clerks work a total of 111 houre.In the newspaper department, also a part of the city delivery, 6 clerks work 6 hours each, The general delivery employs 3 clerks 2 hours each, and the &pecial delivery service keeps 4 boys and a clerk onduty 4 hours.n the mailing division 35 clerks work 43 hours and 37 4 hours.In the registry division 9 clerks work on an average 4 hours eagh.Two stamp sellers are on duty 5 hours each,snd there are 3 porters, 3 watchmen and 1 elevator man.No Sunday work is done iz the inquiry or money order divisions.The clerks who work Bundays usually work only every other Sunday, and divide the work among them in euch a manner that, on its purely physical side, the burden is not very great.At some of the stations, however, where only one clerk is employed, he and the superintendent are oun duty for a brief two hours every Sunday.\u2014 Boston Post.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Eppa\u2019s Co0oA, \u2014GRATEFUL AND Cok- FORTING.\u2014\u2018\u2018 By a thorough knowledgs or the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and ty & careful application of the fine properties of well-aelected Cocos, Mr, Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a deli- catoly flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 bille, tis by ihe judicious use of such articles of diet that a coastitutien may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, Hundreds of subtle msladies are floating around us ready to aitagk wherever there is a weak point, Wo may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping onrselves well fortified with pure blood and & properly nourished frame,\u201d\u2019\u2014 Civil Service Gazette.Mado simply with boiling water or milk, Sold only in packets, by greoers, labelled\u2014\u201c Jauzs Errs & Co., Homoeopathic Cnemists, London, England.\u201d Sole agent for Canada, C, E.Colson, Montreal.Worthy of Comfidence.The preparation sold by druggists knowu as Hazyard\u2019s Yellow Oil ia worthy of all confidence as a household remedy for pain.Ii has been over 8 quarter of a century ia the market, and never fails to cure or relieve rhewwatizm, neuralgia, sore throats quinsy, denfness, borne, ecalds, bruises, frost bites and internal or external pain, or injuries, rt Boubly Benefited, There is no one remedy known that has more curative power over d epcpeis and liver complaint than Burdock Blood Bits ters.\u201c1 had liver complaint and my husband was so bad with dyspepsia that he could not labor.One dozen bottles of B.B.B.has enabled us both to attend to our usual work,\u201d reports Mr.John A.Carapbell, of Brighton, N.B.HorLOWAY\"3 OrTHENT AND PILLS.\u2014 Few persons are so favored by circumstances, or so fortified by nature, as to enable them to pass unscathed the sore trials of an inclement season.With ca- tarrhs, coughs, and influenzas everywhere abouading, it should be universally known that Holloway\u2019s Ointment, diligently rubbed upon the chest, checks the worst aseuults of these maladies, and securely wards off more grave and dangerous diseases of the throat and lungs, The truth of this assertion must remain unquestioned in the face of thousards of unimpeachable living wiinesses, who have personally derived the utmost possible benefits from this treatment when their present sufferings were appalling, and their future pros pects most disheartening, Both remedies actadmirably together, Xiquors, Ales, Ete.ÆErvsiyess Cards, CUTCH WHISKEY! 8hioned by Mack'!e & Co.Distillers, Langn- vuliu cul La hronig THatillertes, Island ot Isiay, Scotisnd, is edmitied by the Medical Faculty the finest in BSootiand, used bp Queen\u2019s physicians, ASK FOR NACKIE'S RARE OLD SPECIAL 10 years old, gold iabel.MACRKIN\u2019S ISILAY BLEND 7 years old, green labe;! ##\" SOLD EVERY WHERE.\u201c&% } October 29 8m 280 JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO.ALE ANY PORTER BREWERS, #83 St.Mary Streets, MONTREAL; Have always 0a band the various kinds o} ALE AKD PORTER.IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Families regularly supplied, Sr ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE PHONE.Mi.Waa, Watscu, 78 Fortification Lene, betties gar Ales and Porter, and is authors Ixed to use eur labels, ; Mar JUWS BREWERY, CHABOILLEZ SQUARE! Superior Pals and Browa Malt, India Pale and cther Ales, Exira Doutls and Singla Stout, in Wood ard Battie, FAMILIES SU LIED, Tha faliowing bottlers ou.y ave anther £sd to uss our labels, vis.Thos.J.Howard, .046 Dorchecier sircet Joe, Virtaz.eviesaee 19 Aylmer strest Thos, Ferguson.» ,153 St.Klizabeth at.Wir.Bishop.15 Visitation strest Thos, Rinae!la.118 Ottawa street sy\" DROVES RECEIVED BY TELS PHONE.WILLIAKK DOW & CO, Brewers and Maltsters.Feb.28 DAWES & CO.BREWERS AND MALTSTEIRY, INDIA PALE Ans XX MILD ALLE, EXTRA xp XXX STOUT FORTEB (In Woob and Borris.) \" Families supplied, BAND PORTER, Quart and Pints, OFFICE: 324 St, JAMES STRESY WEST MONTREAL, SUOrders rocolvod by Yolonhaxae.May 2 170 DAN HOPE & CO, MONTREAL, Agents in Canada for JOHN DE KUYPER & SON, Rotterdam MARTFLL & CD., Cegnac JULES ROBIN & CO., Cognac.MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.DEINHARD & CO., Ceblenz.BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeaux.M.MISA, Xores de Ja Frontera.COCKBURN, SMITHXES & C0., Oporto.MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona.RODEL & FiLS FRERES, Bordeaux.E.& J.BURKE, Dublin.PATTERSON & HISBERT, Londen.BULLOCH, LADE & C0., Glasgow.WH.JAMESON & \u20ac0., Dublin.CANTRELL & COCHRANE, Dublin.\u2014AND\u2014 BOOTH\u2019S OLD TOM GIN, ete.N.B.\u2014ORDERS RECEIVED FROM THE WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY.December 2 CLARET I Cunliffe Dobaon & Co.BORDEAUX, THATEAU LEOVILLE.De, MARGAUX, De.LAFIIE, imported direct and fo sale by FREDERICK KINGSTON, James Thomson, \u201cTHEE CABINET MAKER, House Furnishingand Conz2ral Decoration.227 ST.JAMES STREET MONTREAL.October lv WB) W.E ELLIOT & CO.89 ST.5851E5 STRÉET, MONTREAL Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealsrs in Illuminating and Lubricating EXCHLSIMR MACHINE O18 Telephone No.842 bor DR.MAJOR Spectalist to the Department for Discases of the Nose and Throut, Montreal General Hospital, has returned from Germany, 83 UNION.(AYENUE Soptombder ly H, GOTYR, Accountant and Auditor.Address P O, Bu- Na.1864, Senteraber W, MeL£A WALDANK, B ASs., Architeot; Land Surveyor, Oivi! - Engineer and Valnator, 214 Et.James St, Montreal.Water Workn and Drainage à speclaity.Consultation hours betweon 12 and l'9.m daily.Avril) Beptam Estaniisiaed 1944, Rexistsres Oztle kT ulegraphic Address, Pool\" Loader HARCUS POOL & SUNS, 17 West Amitiailold, B.4.London, Bug Liva Stock Commission Azonts la London, Livernoo!, Bristol & Southampts: Kascanentad Is the Uniteé tates ano Crnada by B, Blokardikeo, Montreal Fohïrnarr 8 KEPPLER & SAKCTGR, BANEERs AND BROKERS, BOY AND SELL FOR CASH, OR UN MAFGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT IN AT THE NEW YORa STOUK EXCHANGE No.88 Broadway, Now York.BUDCLPH XIPPLER, } Membre of N.X, W.B.BANCTON, Stock Exchange.Oct.80 ly 280 R.H.HALSTED.H.R.MOLANE.HALSTED:& McLANE, BANKERS AND BROKERS, OFFICE: 81 Broad Street, New York! Ost.RA iy 260 GRANT & OLOUSTON, Stock Brokers and Financial Agents.JG GRANT, O.G.CLOUSTON.Member Montreal Stock Exchange), 13 HOSPITAL STREET.Telephone 1060.P.0.BOX vox Des.2 MacDOUYGALL BROS., Stock Brokers 80 82, FRANCOIS XAVIER BYRERT, Buy and Sell all Securities quoted on New York Stock Exchange, thro: their Agents, Messrs Halsted & MoLauo.Torms:\u2014Ten per cent.margin on the pa value.Commission for buying # of cne per cent.and same for seiling.mber 29 97 JAMES BAXTER & C0.1230 St.Francois Xavier St Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and all articles of value ard pay prompt Oash, No Commission or Broxeruge business dons, \u201c NO MONET LOANEB,\u201d July 28 17 178 D.LORN MAODOUGALLE & 00.Stock Brokers.Members Montreal Stock Exchange.11 HOSPITAL STREET, Stocks and EBerda bought or sold for zen, Or on margin, May sc 15 28 ANDREW A, WILSON, STOCK BROKER, Member Montreal Stock Exchange, No.1 INDIA CHAMBERS, 13 Hospital Street, MONTREAL P.O.Box 1867.257 STIUART & GO., Blot x BroXers, 18 HOSPITAL STREZT, embers of the Montreal Stock Bzchangs, January 17 15 P, LAMOTEH & SOH, Re ] Estate, Insurance aud Investmsnt cor Octobe 25 Hoopital Stress, Omco-3 Agent ras un, i i7ati KE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND Nol Caluzaon Eafe sesso.same sv Rev.FATHER LABELLE, $30,000 IN PRIZES.Tickets, 1st Series, = « «=: BL00 se 2ud Scries, - - - 35 A 2 page ournal oontaining all informs tion relating to the SECOND GRAND LOT TERY to be held in April can be obtained on application to theJoflice of jthe Lottery, Bal.moral Hotel Building, Montreal.For Tlekets and Special Rates to agents apply to above address or P.O.Box 1816, en- losing stamps for postage and registration.Dec.WA 801 Library Baskets, Office Baskets, Desk Baskets, IN ALL STYLES, Gold, Silver, Bronses, Yellow, Red, Green, Natural Willow, Bash, Rattan, Rope, Chip, The Large \u2018Assortiment im the City.WORTON, PHILLIPS & BULMER, STATIONERS, Blank Book Makers and Printers, 1755 NOTRE DAME STREET MONTREAL November 19 O° m MR.WM, CARTER SMITH, SOLICTTOR, &0., LIIN Meibeurne, astra Comnissiener tor administering Oaths in th Supreme Couri and Exchequer ada, Parliamentery Agont Uorarsiesioner for taking acknowledgments, Commissioner for affidavits for New South Wales, censiand South Australe.India.Oane.of Good Hope and File GUIDE Publimhed isrikiy, containing the TIME TABLES and MAPS ofail tha CANADIAN and the principal AMERICAN RAI WAY and STEAM NAVIGATION LINEA.Forezle by News Doslem sud Booknellors and Ry Kews Agents on Trains and Sisamnezt, FRICE, - « ss 80 CENT, Annual Subscription, #:2.09, payable in ads 0.B.CHIFHOLY & U0.08 Notre Danse Street, Montreal; œ'ublishors and Propristors R.J.Kimball & Co.(Established in 1865), BANKERS AND BROKERS, 16 AND 18 BROAD AT.NEW YORK By wri to the Secrelary of ths New York Stock Exchange, say Person can easily ascertain If any one of à fi advertiaing themselves as ¢ Banxers and Brokers\u201d 18 8 member of the New York Stock Exchange, \u2018We have head terenty years\u2019 experience in the Banking and Brokerages business in New York, and both members of our firm are MIMEZRE OF THN NEW YORK 3TOOK NXOCHANGH.We are corsiantiy represented on the fioor of the Exchange by one of our firm.We endeavor to make onr own businoss suocoessrul, doing what we oan to make it 80 for our cllenis, ROBEUFS.XIMBALY.ALFRELB OUNEBERY Kov., ly 78 sir Si 2n Morsiy ta sloptbem.o: 3 1.D A5 0, Irsean a radio \u2026 VHS, EPILEPSY or PALE- say.D wWatreut my reme accuse others Rave failed 1s ng iving à crre, Bend at once fora : ot my infallible remedy.Giva Express and Poi It costs you nething fora sod I will cura you, Aliress DR.H.ROOT, 3 Branch Give, 27 Yenge SL, Firontn [ Sieamships.THOMSON LINE.dix Gui ~ PEN mn a Py = Pts te Er SPRING 1857.Mediterranean Service.8S, DRACONA.\u2014.Captain Sangster or othor Steamer of the Line, ia intended to commence loading at MEDI- TFRRANEAN FORTS for HALIFAX, QUE- BLU and MONTREAL, on or about )4th March, calling at MARSEILLES, LEGHORN, PATRAS, MESSINA, MARSALA, TARRA- GCNA, DENIA, MALAGA and CADIZ, or other Ports if suffrient cargo offers, and, should business warrant il, & Second Steamer of the Line will sail about a fortnight later.Bordeaux & Charente Service.83.ESCALONA.,.,.Captain Anderson Or other Steamer of the Line, is intended to commence loading at BORDEAUX and CHARFNTE for HALIFAX, QUEBEC and MONTREAL, on or about ist pril Newcastle Service.83 CARMONA .Captain Halcrow Or other Steamer of the Line, ls intended to sail for MONTREAL direct about Ath April, and will be followed by other Steamers of the Line at regular intervals.It will he the aim of the Owners to have the first steamers arrive in the St Lawrence on the opening of navigalion.Through Biils cf Lading granted at any of the Ports to all Polirts in CANADA and the WESTERN STATES.We would call the attention of Importers to the laporiant saving in freight nsuranoe and gain in time of transport by luese favorably known steamers over ali others, or by aay other routs.cr freight apace apply early to the Agents at loading ports, or 10 WM.THOMSON & SONS, Dundee, Scotland, or te ROBERT REFORD à CO, 3 & 35 St, Sacrament street, Montreal.Jan.5 tre GUION LINE.UNITED STATES MAIL STHAMERS SAILING WEXELY BETWERN Now York and Livezzeel, talling at Qacoasiswz PROPOSED BATLINGS FROM NEW YORK, cesoiesite Taosdey, Mar.1, 8.00 am.13, Tuesday, Mar.8, 8.80 pm.Tuesday, Mar.15, 9.36 a.m.«Tuesday, Mar, 22, 8.3) p,m.«Tuesday, Mar.2, 7.50 arm.! Tuesday, Apl.5, 2.30 pm, Wycmiag.Tuesday, Apl.13, 8.00 a.m, Arizona .Tuesday, Apl.19, 2.39 p.m, Nevada .\u2026.Tuesday, Apt 24, 7.00 a.m.Wisconsin .Taesday, May 3, 1.00 p.m, Alaska.Tuesday, May 10, 7.06 a.m, Theso gtaamers ars built of iron in waters light compartmente, and are fornished wita avory requiaite to maks the possage a0rogs the Atiantic both safe and agresable, having Bathroom, 3moking-room, Drawing-reom, Piano and Library, also, experisnesd Surgeon, ardess and Octarer on each steamur, The Stats-rooms are all upper duck, thus insuring thcsa atest af ail luxuries st soe rorfost ventilation and light, OABIN PASSAGE $50, $60, $80 and $1709, according to Icention, &6 INTERMEDIATE, This 13 a class that affords peepis 01 moder ata maans a rasroctable way of travelling.Beds, Bedding, Wash-basing, de, together with good food, separate Dinlng-resm from either Oabin or Sterraze being provided.Pag 2, $30 singls ; $60 round trip, toorage at Vory Law Kats.Apply to A.M, UNDERHILL & 00,, 29 Broadway, New York, d.f.GILMOUR & CO 254 St, Paul Séreot Montreal, March 1 ces WHITE STAR LINE Gailng ai ork Harksat.Irgland, CAERYING BRITISH AND AMEX CAN MAILS, PROVIDED WITH EVERY MODE! N IMPROVEMENT.: NOTICKE.~The steamers of this Line take specified routes, according to the sens: 8 01 the year, which include the Lane Routes, recommended by Lieatenant Maury.Salling between NEW YORK and LIVER.L, via Queenstown, are appointed to leave a8 10110WS t= FROM NEW YORK.1887.sOeltie .Thursday, Mar.8, 11.60 am Germanic.+.\u2026.\u2026.lhursday, Mar.19, 5.30 a.m \u2026\u2026, Wednesday, Mar.80, 9.08 Germanic .\u2026.Wednesday, April 6, 8.*Adriatic .Wednesday, April 13, 10.09 am Britannic \u2026.\u2026.Wednesday, April 20, 3.Celtic.\u2026.\u2026.Wednesday, April 27, 8.00 am *The steamers \u201cAdriatic\u2019\u201d and \u2018\u201cOeltio\u201d have very superior intermediate accommodation.Rate, «00; Excursion, $60.00.OABIN RATER, New York to Liverpool and Queenstown , $60, $30 and $100.pique Tickets, $100, $110, $140 and Tickets to London $7 additional, and lowest rates to Paris and the Continent.Children betwesn one and twelve years, half-price; Infants, tres.on Sash STEAMRES DO WOT OARRY; BMBF STEERAGE BATEFR, From Montreal ts Liverpool, Londonderry Queonstown, Glasgow, Belfast, London, Bris in}, Oardi¥, Melmullet, or Glasgew, Laolud tag 3 Railway Fars ta Mew York, at lowezt 6 Possenmors bockad, vin Liverpool, to al razta of Étrope at modsrate rates.¥or further information and passage apply you J.CORTIS, Agent, 87 Broadway, New ork.3:3, COGHILIN, BOLE AGTINY, 418 3t.Paul Street, Moutreak March 8 10e QUEBEC STEAËSHIP COMPARY.ERIIIRE from Piex 47 Nori River, Now York.Royal Msll for Bermuca, weekly je Fa TRINIDAD, Thursday, March 10, at 83.ORINOCO, Thursday, Mar.17, at Sp.m.St.Croix, St.Kitts, Antigua, Dominiea For x, 8 § Dot Martinique, St.Lucia, Bar Trini- 88.MURIEL, Saturday, March 12th, For fr ht and insurance apply to PE Agen aren (Bus Kee A.B.OHA FFEE, JR., Ticket Agent, 203 St.Jsmes street, Montres] Sieamsiips.BEAVER LINE AL ef - A \u20ac Lo TN Te THE CANADA SHIPPING 60.LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK and LITY2500L Uareyrieing +29 tollowirg Prre:-ciaes, Up.bullt, Foli-powerei Iran Stamistiee 3 Tons LAEE BUPERIOK.0ve 5,300 LAKS HUROYT | cesse.42109 LAK® WINNIPEG |.|.8,300 LAKE NEPIGO +000 8,308 {AKER ONTARIO, Building.\u2014\u2014 Wil sali as follows: FROM LIVERPOOL, Lake Superior .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.March 12 connecting at New York by direct rail for points in Canada snd tho Western Siates, with best facilities for the prompt delivery of goodson Through Bills ef Lading.FROM NEW YORK FOX LIVE 0 DIRECT.BPCOL Lake Suptrior 0.March $i These eave are bully as pis al SORFATII ANS AUI of gpecial stran: Gr ius North Atiantio trad», In tué pussouyer aupartoisnis 26\" 1078 pare tot provision Las bsen mad?,0 GnsTro He somfart anil sonverisnce of oY, Latho Jabir Lhe 3tateroome are large and airy.The Stanr- © la fiitea with the moët apyroved Patant Canvas Bertha, nud 1s Jullj vonillatsé SDd ueatsd by stesm, AM experienced Surgenn !r oarrisd by each slanmer, also Biews:destos to Attand to sue wants Oo! famales and childran.RATES OP PASSAGR: Cabln, Montreal to Livetpool, $57.50, including rail fare to New York, Steerage at lowest rates.For Meizat or othsr parilonlara, SEPT: In Belfast, 0 A.A.WATT, 8 Onswr Xoure Bouars ; In Queenstnvmn, io N.Ge SAYMOIR & Co.; In Liverpool, to Ih 3.RoBz2rs, 2 Wster ist.: In New York, to AR & DevgLASs.Kemble Building.HB MURRAY, dozsral Manage, L Onstors Honse Square, Y2cntrsal.Dec, 4 n DOMINION LINE.or ROYAL NAIL, STREAMERS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.DATES OF SAILING.From Portland.From Halifax *SARNIA.17th Mar., Thur.19th Mar.Sat.*OREGON.31st Mar., Thur.2nd Apl., Sat, *VANCOUVER.14th Apl., Thu.16th Apl.,Sat.*SARNIA .,.28ih Apl., Thur, 80th Apl,Sat.Bristol Serviee for Avemmontd Bock.DATES OF BAILING From Portland, ONTARIO.1ue0esseasvse.10th March, Thursday DOMINION.+s :24th March, Thursday And Fortnightly thereafter, Rates of Passage from Montreal :\u2014$57,50 40 bod 58, according to steamer and accom moda ion; nd Cabin, $35.50; Steorage at lowest rates, *These Steamers have Saloon, Staterooms, Musie Room and Bath Room amidships where but little motion is felt, and CAITY neither cattle nor sheep, Prepaid Intermediate ana Steerage Tleket issued at the lowest rates.For frolght or passage, apply in Liverpool te Flinn, Mein & treet ontgomery, 24 James in London to Mcllwraith, Mckachran & Co 5 Fenchurch Street; in Quobec, to W.M Ne Cpherson, and at Grand Truxk Ballw.Offices, or W.D, O'BRIEN ; 143 St.James stresi.DAVID TORRANCE & CO General Agents, Montrerl March 1 2 ROYAL MAIL STEAMEES FOR Q7EANSTOWN AMD LIVERPOOL Carrylag the Unitad Slates Mell, PROPOSED SAILING.City of Chicago.Tuesday, Mar.1, 9.30 a.m, City of Richn.end.Tuesday, Mar, 8, 4.00 pm City of Chester.Tuesdry, Mar.15, 10,89 à m.City of Berlin .\u2026.Tuesday, Mar.22, 4.08 p.m ity of Chicago.Tuesday, sar.29, 8.30 a.m.Olty of Richmond, Tuesday, Apl.5, 3.80 p.m, City of Chester.Tuesday, Apl.12, 9.00 a.m.City of Berlin.Tuesday, Apl.19, 3.90 p.m.Clty of Chicago.Tuesday, Apl.25, 7.30 a.m, From Inman Pier,foot of Grand Street, Jersey City.fitevrage st very 16wW rater.Intermedia2s passes.380, Boond Trip, $60, RATES OF PASSAGE-850, 350, 550 & $100 acourdingto accommodation, sil navivg cael zaloon privileges, Children botween 1 ang 18 sxars s7age, nalf-faro.Jervants, $50, Specisl Rourd Trip Tickeis KL reduced rates.Fiskets to London, $7; and to Paris 61, and £2; sdd'onal, according 0 routsseloctad, Saloon, Stateroorss, Smoking and Bath- eras smidshpis, Tneso stoamers do not carry Cniile, Shsep x For freignt or passa apply te PETER WEIGHT a Sons General Agonta No.1 Broad- wey, New York\u2019; or C.O, MOFALL, 148 85 Jarces Strect, or d.Y.GILMOUR & 20.364 54.Pal Strsct, Montrsai, Marchl is i ~ : 7 The Hansa Steamship Co, of Hamburg, vo AND w= The White Cross Line, of Antwerp, Under Contract with Dominion Government, Steamers of the above Linea will sail as follows :\u2014 8.8.GRASBROOK, from Hamburg and Antwerp for Halifax, about the 5th March.8-8.BAUMW ALL.from Hall werp, about the 5th Maroh.fax for Ant- 8.8, CREMON, from Hamburg for Mont- treal direct, about the 19th Aprit 8.8.WANDRAHM, from Antwerp for Montreal direct, about the 22nd A pril.$ Through Bills of Lading granted in Farm purg and Antwerp to points st and West, For rates of freight and other particæ:ars apply to Avausr Bovrrxw, Hamburg: & MAREILY, Antwerp, Agents Hansa Steamship Co.STEINMANN & LUDWIH, Antwerp Agents White Cross Line Orio MUSDERLON & Co.BMontreak, General Agents in Canada.CASTOR FLUID (Registered) A delightfully refreshing pre hair Snould used daily.Keeps the ssalp healthy, prevents dandruff, promotes the wih, A perfect hair posing for the ily.266 per bottle, HENRY R.GRAY Chemist, 141 St.Lawrence \u2018ain \u201ctreet* ar If you want Board ad ation forthe 1 Stsams Under contract -ith the Governments-c Cauada and Newfoundland for the conveyance vf the CAN ADIAN and UN ITED STATES - 250 Winter Arrangements-1827 This Comptsry's Lines are chmpose À 07 following Donbleengi::ed, Clyde-built IR SIRAMSHIPS.They are built in water-tig \u201compartments, are uneurpassed for ftren speed and comfort, are fitted up with all modern Torts Char practical expert once can guvgest, 2z ave made ib : © Où record ;\u2014 ve taste Vessels.Tonnage, Comm: Numidtan.+ $100 Bris.anders.Ussossnause LtW.E,Smith R.N Sardinian tverese 4000 Capt.Ll oseph Rite Poiyuesian \u2026.4100 Capt.Hugh Wyite Sarmnatiau .3600 Capt.+\", Richardson 00 Lt.R.Barrett, R.N.349 Capt.ret LR N.k.3300 Capt.%.H.Hughes Caspian.+3200 Capt.J.G.Stophen Carthaginian 48600 Capt.A.MacN Siberian.vices, 4800 Capt.R.P.Moore Norwegian.2531 Capt.\u2014 Hibernian.Capt.John Brown Austrian .\u2026 «2780 Capt, J.Ambury Nestorian 2700 Capt.W.Dalziel Prussian .3000 Capt.Alex, McDougall Scandinavian ., 5&9 Capt.John Park Buenos Ayrean.3800 Capt, J.Scott Corean.iivee 00.4600 Capi.C.J, Mensiss Grecian, ., 8800 Capt.0.EF.LeGallais Maititoban .\u2026.,3150 Capt.R.Carruthers Canadlan,,, 2000 Capt, John Kor, Phosnician .2300 Capt.D, McKillop Waldensian 2308 Capt.J.James Lucerne 2200 Capt.W.S- Main Newfoundland.:1500 Capt.C.{ylins Acsdien.\u2026.1850 Capt.F: MeGrath The Steaniers of the Li I - + iverncol Mail Line Sailing from Liv 1 from Portland on THURSDAN SES front Halifax on SATURDAYS, cailing af Lock Foyie to omar oa board and Jane\u201d Ï Ai Ts sud fr: vi Soctland, arc intended to be denser and FROM HALIFAX, Circassian.,.Peruvian.,, Saturday, Mar, 13 Faturday, Mar.Pa a ar Sardiniax.-faturday, Apl, g8 +sersccse0.00.Saturday, 7 At TWO o'clock P.M., ! vi or on the arrival of thelr tercol Railwa Train from the Vos al 7 \u2014 \u2019 FROM PORTLAND TO I.HALIFAX) ERPOOL VIA Circassian \u201csrersesscetseo.Thursday, Mar, 19 Peruviam.LL eee , Mar, Prpaviax.Thursday, A 200.+1.About Apl, Farisian ++.Thurscay, AD : Sirosselan +.Thursday, Apl H ardinian tss0+