The daily witness, 8 décembre 1866, samedi 8 décembre 1866

[" FF \u2014 + LJ i \u201ctar \"street, - No.\u2018 E Try Huston\u2019s Scotch Tweed Por x Sale 2 and to Let STREET TO LET.\u2014The.largo and : aw convenient premises at present occu-.\u201cpied by the subscribers; possession given, ifn necessary, on the Ist Feb.Apply to EEE E.FERRY + CO., Frunk Manufacturers, 375.Notre Dame street.ms LET, from 1st May next, .the large and commodious W arehouse opening on St, l\u2019aul, St.Sulpice, and Ca- et streèts, for many years occupied by Messrs.|: \u2014~ Will be put into Valter: Macfarlane & Baird.«on plete order for anew seman Apply to .MURRAY, 2 Groat.St, J ames street.rr YO L ET, next, thé Otlice No.87 SL.Nicholas street, corner of.St.Bacrament.Apply to \u2018THOMAS S.BROWN, Official - \u2018Assignee.& 4 STORE IN NOTRE DAME] till the 1st of May/| _ Lot No.IV, Sth- Con.WICKHAM, 20 acres.Lot No.18, th\u2019 - M0 acres - KR ADAMS, No.141 St.Paul street.STORAGE! ! - M.& Co.comtinue to receive on.Storage lour, Pork, Salt, Fish, &c., and.all clas, fosur |\" \u2018of Groceries.The stores being tirst-class, Insur- _auce can be effected at the lowest rates.' WiLL MIDDLETON & co.: 17% Lemoine street.or 0 LET \u2018in\u2019 Nordheimer\u2019s Build ing, No.I and 119 Great St: James stréet, ae room formeriy oceupied by.the Mercantile EE ary and Business College.wT _ Machines.| 10 BOOT- AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, \u201cThe undersigned most, respectfully invités \u2018 \u201cMmanufacturers of Boots and\u2019 Shoes to call- and examine his great variety of Wax-1Thread SEW- \u201cING-MACHINES.\u2014J: D.LAWLOR, General] Agent for Canada SEWER the NEW ENGLAND | WwW AX-THR EAD SEWING- MACHINE.\"NOISEL E DS SEWING MACHINES.M \u2014J.D, LAWLOR, Manu- \u2018facturer and Dealer in SEWING' MACHINES, would \u2018most respectfully to purchase tocall and examine our great variety af.* first-class \u2018Machines, be- tore.purchasing elsewhere: He otters for Sale PLAINER, BRAUNSDORE, & Co\u2019s.NOISELESs MACHIN ES for Tailors, ShoëniaKers, and family nse.They are constructed on the princi- | ral of the Sioger Machine, but run almost en- tively without noise, and for beauty of siitch, r to anything ever offered to the public, THREAD MACHINES.for every variety of SINGER Machines, of our qwI manufac- SINGER Machines, made by the Singer M: anufs acturing Co, N.Y.; and WILCOX & GIBB\u2019S Faniilv Sewing Machine.Also, all kinds of machi ands Jat Is used in the manufaeture of Bouts and Shoes.\u2014All machines sold at- \u2018this Office are \u2019 warranted to give entire satisfaction, or the purchase money will be returned.Sug Twist, Cotton, and Linen Thread, Needles, Shuttles, on, amd all kinds of Sewing-machive Trimmin; - constantly ou hand.Ladies Taught to Opera Al Kiuds of Sewing Mashines Repaired.and Improved, by J.D.LAWLOR, 63 St, Sulpice Street, corner of French Cathedral and Notre Dame Agents wanted in every Town in Ca- sada.\u2019 : Lo Clothing; Dry Tools, 8s a.NOT test In order to effect \u2018a further redue- : tion of our Stock, and with a view to : change of premises, we have deter- .mined to commence on Monday first, \"the 3rd of December, selling off oùr- .- Entire Stock, at.WHOLESALE PEKICES.- To ALL READY-MONEY PURCHASERS _ A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT (or: Sixpence offevery Dollar's worth of goods) will be allowed on every.\u201carticle paid on or before delivery.BUYERS WILL PLEASE NOTICE, \u2018that all our goods are marked at .the very lowest price, in plain figures, and from this price & Discount will be allowed on very, .Cash purchase, as follows :\u2014 - Two Dollars of Discount will be -deducted from _ every Cash Purchase of Twenty Dollars, _ One Dollar-aud a .Half off every purchase of : Fifteen Dollars, One Dollar off every purchase of Ten Dollars, Half a Dollar off every purchase of Five Dollars, Two Shillings off every purchase of Four Dollars, Eighteen-pence off: every purchase of Three i Dollars, One Shilling off every purchase of Two Dollars _ Sixpence off every purchase of One Dollar, - Tureepence off every purchase ot Half a Dollar.\u2018three porppers off avery purchase .of a Quarter Two Coppers offevery purchase of Tenpence, and Une Copper off every purchase of Fivepence.TAKE NOTICE that the above: Discount ; \u201cis for ready money only.JAS.MORISON & CO.MORISON Ss.Store at the West-End is .- Ne.450.Notre Dame street, near.McGill (the Old Stand).: .MORISON'S New East-End Branch Store, ÿ {pened last month) is 288 Notre Dame treet, the premises formerly occupied \u2018by Sense.BENJAMIN & C0, afew doors from the French Cathedral.y RS.\u2014 GAVIN a.\u201cWATSON - DRESS AND \u201cMANTLE 3a MAKING ROOMS, .No.10 MAYOR STREET (OFF BLEURY), .\"THIS DAY (MONDAY), December 8r ne \u201cCHUR RTON 11 BLEURY.STEBET, \"RS.No.(Five doors from Craig street.) LADIES\u2019 UN DER CLOTHING AND FANCY soliciting orders , in respectfull \u2018Mrs.CHURTON in Pere m the os ot| - for Under-cloihing, &c., Montreal, can ently recommend every article made bj Penn and iy Suarantee satisfaction in make.and Ladies are, Invited © Juspeot the : Stock otl.Under-clothing, Knitted 8, Gloves Stamped Work, Children\u2019s Pinafores, B \u201crares! &c, &c., of which a Dice assortment 1s - gfway son Eva 1ÿ descri ono n.of pattern out atshort notice.Servants s a cheap store, and to their advantage to Call here before ting else- :.where.Terms, cas cash on delivery.- HUSTON°S NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, ° .the oh establishment has been 0 e HING of every description.: T Huston\u2019s Superfine Black Cloth Suits at$7.} Try Huston\u2019s Tweed Suits (all-wool) at $5.\u2026 Huston\u2019s Beaver Pea-Jackets at ry Huston\u2019s Whitney Over-coats at Try Huston\u2019s Fashionable Pe op Pants atgas0, ants at $2.60.Try Huston\u2019s Cheviot Pants ate Try Huston\u2019s Black and Fancy Vests at qu .Also, à fine assortment of WEST oF ENGLAND CLOTHS always on hand, - CLoFEING MADE To CRE oN No.8 8L Lawsence Maia street, weal, .68 ST.LAWRENCE MAIN STREBT.ublic with first-class DY-.STORAGE! \u2014W.: =\" {Gas Tubes, Water Line, \u2018Paints, : \u2018Paving Tiles, 4 Putty Flue Covers, Fire lay; - Chimuey Tops, Fire Bricks, Garden Yases, \u2018- Anvitethose whoare about à.\u2018 ility and certaiuty of.correct action are} oT HE j LIFE ASSURANOEEDELITY) j Annual Revenu OVER dass sas ocn nes Noe stg \u201c] received and to arrive, 50 Cases PRUNELLAS, | \u201cJ which the serie can offer-at extremely : \"| teed in good order,\u2014and- for sale at Cellar No.10, {to those in want of such goods to call at | That his intention 1s merely to OF COUR LAND FOR SALE=\u2014 en S| DUCE and LEATHE se LE AGENTS :SKate, { pre on ors will be received at so much: in the £, or in one lump sum, up to the Prox.-For further particulars apply to on BAT EA mone lTHER SRR IRE ! NAN SEED, HEMP SEED, NAR Y SE MILL TEND § MAW| Business Cards.ISS BAYLIS is p prepared to LY givo Lessons-in Useful i and ornamental EATHER WORK; havin n a- thorough\u2019 \u2018course of instruction from N Eu MIEL AR, Who 18 leaving for Boston, \u2018Specimens may be seen at MRS.WALTON'S, ) OBERT F EEK\u2019S OYSTER and | CHOP HOUSE, 691 Crai street, between leury and Hermine streets, ontreal.\u201cJoints from twelve to three.YAR D.| oo \u201cTo.PREVENT MISUNDERSTANDING, JE W.NOTMAN thinks it proper to inform the public that, = i HE IS NOT LEAVI Gq : MONTREAL FOR NEW YORK OR BOSTON.EN A BRANCH in tire States, but that his business here will be carried on-by his REGULAR ¢ Shen and un- \u2018der His own PERSONAL SU ERINTEND- ANCE, as heretofore.7 NOFFIN STORE R to those large and commodious premises, eùd of Bonaventure street, facing McGill street\u2019 D, & J.TEER, Ww.& F.P.CURRIE & co HAVE FOR SALE.DRAIN PIPES.Boiler Tubes, \u201c Quebec Yement, vil Well Tubes; Portland Coment, PURE ROMAN OEME.AMERICAN -SOFA, CHAIR, SPRINGS, &e., &c., 100 GREY a to Corner of Wil TAN v BED TREET, oo liam street.| W ANTED, a first-class Salesman SMOVED | Wanted.ATAN' a \u201crespectable À A ; A NTED, ç by Protestant Fomale, a Situation as House- keoper tn a Batchelor's house; town aud country reference, Address M, 1., this office.ANTED, a good.Varnisher and Polisher; \u201calso, two good Chair Painters, Apply to : .OWEN McGARVEY, .Nos.7,9, and 11 St.Joseph street.ANTED IMMEDIATELY, a - Sewing Girl, Apply at 551 Lagauche: tiere street.\u2014 ANTED, an Err and Boy.Ap : Ply to > R.GRAHAM & CO, .47 St, Francois.Xavier street, ; for a General Store in the country.Address Drawer 178, P.O., Montreal.WAN TED, an active Lad, about 14 years \u2018of.age.Apply to 51 st.John street.DRINTER WANTED.\u2014A Pprac- tical \u2018Prititer, capable of superintendin the mechanical department of a Newspaper an Job Office near Mantical, will find immediate and steady employment and | good wages, on ap- plicatl: n tothis office.\"ANTED, by a youn comfortable Board; West o \u201cman, English | Cathedral preferred.Apply by letter, tic terms, &c., to Box 442, Pos office.V \"ANTED, Machinists, Smiths, and Boiler-makers, - -Good- hands will find steady employment ; none others need apply, at : the EAGLE FOUNDRY, King street.À JANTED,a smart Girl as Nurse and Houscmald; must be well recommended.- Apply atthis office.WANTED, to pede, a small tenement for cash Address 0., this office.proroeranut CABINET PORTRAITS.\u201cA NEW Size AND STYLE.\u2018 Specimens now on view, at .N-0 T MAN'S, - Photographer to the te Jom DOUGALL &.cu, Q een.- COMMISSION MERC ANTS, : \"MONTR EAL, .BUCCESSORS TO J OHN DO @ALL.- (Business Established in 826).: \u2018Consignments foliclled of all k nds ot PRO- FOR \u201cTHE QUEBEC CEMENT, : W.& F.P.CURRIE &| 00., 100 GREY NUN STREET, 1 {OFFIN STORE (old stand), No.116: Great St, James street, Montreal, next tothe Mechanics\u2019 Hall.I am the) only manufacturer of the Metalic Burial Casket in Canada.Uffice Desks on hand.Jobbing attended to.\u201d RIC HARD SEALE.EUROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY.GUARAN- Capital.\u2018' reser amas bn -E1,000,000 ste : BBEAD OrricRs: LONDON, EDINB URGE.AND.MONTREAL \"EDWARD.RAWLI js, MANAGER.FOR CANAD = 71 Great St.James Street, Mohtreal, .From whom all Information may be obtained \u201cFor Sale.SRUNELLAS.\u2014 TO AND SHOE MAUFACTURERS, \u2014 Just low prices.ALLEY & WOODS, {7 Lemoine street.j |A *çansxvee KINDLING | WOOD D Sa per r 100 bundles.RONG & ROBERTSON Late with A.McGibbon, Italian Warehouse.\u2026 À fine assprt > BooT| WAN TED, \u201ctwo or three good Iron Turners; can have steady employ- Apply at this office.Board, te Cie BOARD.\u2014A large, airy Bedroom, with a fire-grate, \u2018suitable for two gentlemen, or a lady and- gentleman, in a private.family.Apply at MR.GRAFTON\u2019S Book-Store, Great St.James street.References required.- J ACANCIES for three Boarders at St.Antoine Place, 313 St.Antoine street.GARD.-\u2014Gentlemen who.wish to have good, warm, well-furnished rooms on the first story, in one of the finest parts of the eity, with or without Board, and on moderate terms, may apply to No.10 Ssbgalnsl street, where French only is Spoken.ment and good wages.Carpetings, wo, R.CAMPBELL & co.Have much\u2019 pleasure in soliciting an examiné- - tioü ofone of the finest lots of, - FLOOR OIL \"CLOTHS Ever imported into the Province, of English and Scotch makes, at 8 - 'MONTR EAL CARPET, OIL C LOTH, AND - ; CURTAIN WAREHOUSE, 208 AND 210 McGILL_ STREET.Wilton, Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, and Kldder- minster Carpetings in great vartety.- ALSO, - \u2018all of recent importation, ?R.CAMPBELL & co, : 208 and 210 McGill street, NE LACK CURTAINS, NEW DAMASKS and TRIMMINGS, \u201cPIANO and TABLE COVERS, SORNICES, POLES, 40, &C., &6., ; JUST.REGEIVED AT _ THE CARPET.WAREHO USE, Jou.Ne.74 Great St.J ames street, Ni ow Ne 0.140, J AMES BAYLIS, art van ate 0.Professional, selection of Winter Apples,-all guaran- PPLES! APPLES! mas choice | St.Sacrament street.THOMAS WILSON, PECIAL NOTICE.\u2014The Sub- ) scriber\u2019s Stock of Parlor, Dini g, Library and Chamber FURNITURE, is Jai marked edat] reduced prices.From thistolst Ja uary he will sell most of his remaining Stock ata little over cost in order to make a clearing out.: His stock of Stuffed and Cane Seat Chairs,: and other goods suitable for the season, is very large and well assorted, and at prices tbat will make|it an object McGARVEY'S FURNITURE WARE- ROOMS, No.7, 9, AND 11-ST.JOSEPH STREET; (Second door from McGill s eet.) \u201cSign of the Great Eastern Rocking Chair.KATES! \"SKATES! he The latest improved RI} RINK /SKAT ten out s proved Skeleton Toatrap oi Skate.fre m $4 to $5; medium rocker ends, too the ordinary keleton with brass heel and front piece, from 1.su to$3; iron-mounted Skeleton Skates, from $B fo 1.75 per pair.Ladies! and-gentlemen\u2019s kates, from $1.25 to $4, with stra ed WARREN \"has constantly on hand a large assortment.of Nowlill\u2019s Table Cutlery, Penknives, Razors, Scissors.Cutlery round and Not.Bkatos ground and re-wooded, 3 N Dame treet, \u2014 (Opposite .C.Alexander's.) AUTCH BULBS \u2014A few Jicely assorted TULIP B -may still \u2018obtdined at the DarLy Wrrsæssoffice.ATAWBA GRAPES A fow ire boxes of choice CATA W BA G ES, for.pays use, just received at BANC FI'S City doe.10 PRINTERS, OR SALE, the PRINTING .used in the publishing of the Re consistin a: ; HAN nd 8 oO! PRESSE, uantits + BEE RE and NON\" PRIME PAREIL TYPES (the type y non ether LET R with.the usual assortment of J ALS, A STEAM ENGINE.\u2018and BOILER abd \u2018other \u201cprisme : seen on the premises, No.184 Meam| D street, any day between\u2019 the ours of 10am, | TERIAL eview and 5 oB JED, &C., &c.sala pT | soft elastic -J or any paintul 0 -eured éom letely.; Mi.Henry myth, l loss of ne can now bear per rfectly.Artifi- &c.| SE T: D.REED; 40 8t Antoine sirset.1 SURGEON & MECHANICAL.DENTIST.KEAVER HALL TERRACE, Montreal, Teeth Filled ër Extracted.Artificial Teeth inserted on \u2018@old, Silver, or Rubber, in the Dest manner, Oféce hours from 8 À.M.P.M.\u2019 DR.C.W.WEBB, DEN.J isn 1aST LAWRENCE MAIN ARTIFICIAL TEETH, inserted.by me, are un un- £qualled for natural APPeArance, comfort, 4 Bf y, and usefulness, upon bases of Id, Pla- finn YRabber, and Silver.They are also supplied upon a new PAINLESS SYSTEM, lined with a gum, that renders support to the remaining teeth without necessitating extraction ration.Teeth filled, cleaned, or extracted.Charges moderate.Consultation and advice free.Di JAMES A.BAZIN, B oJ) ¥ E AND EAR.to 90; the im-| DR.THAYER, OCULIST AND Augisr, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON of McGill University, Montreal, having had an experience of over 12- years\u2019 ipecial practice as OCULIST AND AURIST, and in all the different.branches of Physic and Surgery, can \u2018be consulted on: those diseases with the greatest certainty of relief from the acknowledged success which has attended a treatment and operations.J.M.Daley, Montreal, squint of both eyes, cured inatintane- ously ; Mie Maria Jackson, of Hemmingford, blind from severe inflamation, discharged cure gared; 4 Miss Almour, same: disease, cured; Limer, blind from Amaurosis, cured in pH weeks ;: Hon.Mr.Kierskowski, coinplétéely deaf, complete cial Eyes and Ear Tubes inse without caus- 1 log treet, Mon Fd, a, NOALS, = Best House, Siam.and Blacksmiths\u2019 COAL.Qlways ln.in.Sack and; 1 sale by Royal Insurance Buldines YOEL, all - sorts, carried in\u2014 CoALs: Lehigh, 100 Ibe, Bs.Wels , 1 Ibe, Grate, 30 Tose : Coke, 150 ook or kindle, 1 aio 108.JS bushels, sci 1 Onde undle 3 pre ood es, 55.rs by Post, STIRBAT & CO., 96 Prince co street.: por.San E LEG or \u20ac0.= Nr GOAL, 5 DOUBLE SCREENED BMITH® 6OAL.| Gray BAGS 'F OR | SALE Ho Helse 45 x 21} inch ADAMS, su _ MONTREAL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1366.74 THE - REV.NEWNAN | tion .| will combine together, and we won't let you ent of Curtain.Mater! tals and Cor- : [you have:a right to go to your friends and A Reighbors, and \u2018ask them to join with you; | whom you cannot persuade.(Cheers.) A young J man a little while ago came to me in great dis- J asked me if could help him to employment.Hé {was a book-binder, and a first-rate hand.He \u2018J said he frequently got employment, and of the he wag obliged to go, \u201cand,\u201d said he, \u201cIam in that direction \u2014Eo.) \u2018the operations of the London \"Missionary § and Residence 239 Notre Dame : - the Missionary Society of New Brunswick, send-.=\u2014{ing missionaries to the New Hebrides.\u2018She is .|now running among those islands.= : those.gavage islands, ; Char- [were wounded hy the caused their deaths.These young | or, Nobbe, With the fisld \u2018Pa |edit for yin) JE.cm men tases a ed on HALL TO.THE WORKING-MEN OF SHEFFIELD.This eminent, minister who has made efforis to \u2018please \u2018and instruct the working-classes a speciality, addressed recently a great meeting of the working-men of Sheffield; the city where a trade combination had a few weeks before blown |.up with gunpowder the house of a working-man who had declined to strike work at their dicta- : A few paragraphs from this address.will, | wo doubt not, be perused with profit both by employers and employed.He said:\u2014 liberty.Liberty in civil power began with these \u2018who claimed for themselves freedom-to worship God.- He tlien met several objections made by the people against ministers\u2014first of all, the one that tbey were paid for it.{ordinary ebjection to come from those who were often striking for an increase of wages.He gave several humorous illustrations of the badness of this logic, one of them being as follows :\u2014Supposé workmen in a shop ask Tom to read them a leading article or the foreign news from a paper, and he said that it was- all \u2018very well, but while he was reading he should not be working, and He had bis family to support.So then they offered to give him as much\u2019 {for reading as be could get by working, and he read ;.but when be bad done, one said, \u201c I don\u2019t like that leading article,\u201d and another, \u201cI'don\u2019t \u2018believe that news from America.» «Why not?\" asked Tom.\u2018 Oh, -because you're paid for it.\u201d That was their logic, said Mr.Hall, and the happy hit was received with loud applause and signs of appreciation.\u2018Three pence a week was not much to pay for religion, but it was too \u2018much for many of them.Why, did they ever go to & public-bouse.?and when they did, did they come out under 3d.?(Cheers.) Mr.\u2018Hall then pretty plainly suggested that working people were not treated with disrespect because | they were poar, but because they were dirty, and asked them whether they could not be a little clean.I think that working-men have a perfect right to.demand \u2018whatever wages they san get, and to-combine, and to strike too, to get those wages, if they donot get them without.You go to the employer and say, \u201cI want 7s.a-day.\u201d 4 Ab,\u201d says somebody, * I have work to do, abd want 500 people; I will give you 6s.\u201d - \u201cNo,\u201d you eay, \u201cI won't \u201csell.my labor under Ts, » And then you go to your neighbors, and say, What do you say to this?\u201d And they say, \u201cWe all agree ;\u201d and then you go back and say, \u201c We have all agreed, and if you won't pay.78.we will go home and read the papers and enjoy ourselves.\u201d 1-don't see there ia anything worse in working men sticking out for labor than there is in capitalists sticking out or their prices of goods.(\u201c Hear, hear,\u201d and cheers.) But suppose I go to my neighbor aad say, \u201cLook: bere, I intend to ask sia day for my labor; we | bave been taking 8s., bat I don\u2019t intend to do | it any.longer, I want you to joinme.\u201d But my neighbor Says : \u201c No, I bave worked for my master a long time, and I trust him, and he says he ean\u2019t aftord to give more, and I have à wife and.children, and they would be in difficulty.1 don't feel quite disposed todo that; you can if | you Eke; but I shall go on working ; I am satis- tied with my employment and with my employer.\u201d And then you say, * Very well, a number of us work, and if you persist in it we will blow up (Tour \u2018house.\" That.is tyranny.(Tremendous | cheers.) I say that if the tyranny of men who have never made any great profession of freedom is a despicable thing, the tyranny of .men who are always denouncing tyranny is so de-| spleable a thing that.I caw\u2019 find a word in the English language to describe it: (Cheers.): 1 denounce such\u2019 despotism.Working men, deliver yourselves from the shackles of your own tlass.\u2018You bave a right to demand any wages \u2018you like and to refuse work till you get it; but \u2018you- have no right to compel a man tress ; he bad & wife and young children, and best, but he had conscientious reasons against \u2018| joining the: union, and as soon as the others found it out they all struck; and said they would not work for the person who.employed him, and | starving.\u201d Now, I felt that that was abornin- able tyranny.(Cheers.) Mr.Hall, in the further course of his address, spoke upon Reform.Political Reform, he said, would be of no use to them unless they reformed themselves.¢ Neglect self-reform,\u201d said he, * and political Reform you will find out to be a delusion, a cheat, and a snare.\u201d : He advocated temperance, as might be.supposed, and gave many instances to show how frequently, among the working-classes, it ig seen to bé the handmaid of religion.[Like Mrs.Wightman and all who have made and earnest temperance.man.The glass of wine effectually bars the door to \u2018usefulness MISSIONARY.VESSELS.1.Joux Wurams.\u2014This is à new.bark of 300 tons, built in Aberdeen, Scotland, at a cost of £8,000.It \u2018has been paid.for.by.Sabbath | school children.in England, in sympathy with ciety\u2019 in the South Seas.This vessel is supposed.4 have sailed from England and is probably.Dow in the South Pacific.2.JoBN Wasray.\u2014This.vessel was.wrecked last November on one of the Tonga or Friendly Islands, Its: place will doubtless be very soon supplied by & new vessel, to be owned, as was | {ts predecessor, by the Wesleyan Missionary So-| ciety of England.3.Jorn Knox.\u2014This is a vessel owned by \u201c4, Souramen Oross.\u2014This.is a vessel owned: the Church Missionary Sociéty of England, and placed at the disposal of Bishop Selwyn of New Featand, and Bishop Patteson of Melanesis.| This vessel has recently made a fiip among the | Solotiion Islands, And the \u2018erew of one of her | boats was fired upon by the natives of one of o of the boat's.crow poisoned \u2018ai whicks meri belongé to Norfolk Island, being Jescépdants 9 of Pitepirn \u201c| Islanders.*, One of them wag a son of the Rev.Mispion there are at least gt clnty & inte.He] 3j \u20185.ALLEN \u2018GARDNER.This rating \u2018among the natives of erra\u2019 del\u2019 Pook th \u201cShe\u201d apiled\u2019 Mission in 1854, and is stifl gonia and a] Progress i in civil liberty had beea fnade very | much in proportion to \u201cprogress in.religious\u2019 This was an extra-{ tbe moral improvement of the masses à epeci- ; ality, Mr.Newman Hall is and must be a staunch { | the narrative, and the: whole : story shows\u201d that perished with hunger about fifteen years \u2018ago, under circumstances which excited pity and sorrow.The impression was made upon the public mind that Captain Gardner was recklessly imprudent, although zealous as a missionary.An incident has lately .occurred presenting a néw feature to the affair.A letter, it appears, was written by Captain Gardner to \u201cAdmiral Sullivan at the Falkland Islands.\u2014 Admiral, and, in fact, was taken to England, and only Was opened in 1864, at the office of the Board of Trade in London.It Was the delay or miscarriage of this letter which resulted: in Captain Gardner's death.6.AmeLiA.\u2014This.is a German\u2019 missionary vessel, built under the auspices of Pastor Harms.\u2018e.may be mistaken in the name\u2014 Amelia\u2014 but there is such a vessel running to South Africa.German missionaries are Jaboring near.or among the Zulus.=~ - 1.MorNING Srar.\u2014The new \u201c Morning Star\u201d ig now building at one of the ship-yards at South Boston, so as to reach Honolulu or or be- ford the coming spring: The money for building this vessel is now being raised among the Sabbath school children: of the United States.\u2014 Honolulu.Friend: RELIGIOUS NEWS.\u2014 The Pope's allocution has been received with singular unanimity of feeling by the French and Italian press.All the journals: to whose words any weight is attached speak of this deliverance as being the fiftieth edition unrevised, uncorrected, and unamended of the complaints which the Pope hasbeen uttering against Italy for the last seven years.Some are still more \u2018pointed in their condemnation.\u2014 The Rome correspoñdent- of the Pail Mall Guzelle says it is not impossible that the Pope will be deprived of his territory up to the gates: of Rome, and that he could not resist such a step.N apoleon has been in-eonstant telegraphic communication with the Pope for some time past.Napoleon is said to have remarked to his emissary, Cardinal de Reisach: * The telegraph will | enable you to give me instant warning.\u2018Oan\u2019t you hold out against the revolution for three days.?Make head for that time, and I will be \u2018again in Rome.\u201d RICHARD, Wsavea.\u2014Dr.Holbrook, an American minister, writes from Dublin as follows :\u2014 \u201cRichard Weaver preached to an immense ctowd at tho elosing service of a Series of revival meetings.It was emphatically ¢off-band, as the text was given him after he entered.the house ; viz., \u2018God so loved the world, etc.\u2018There was a most astonishing exhibition of.physical power, with a good deal of unction, and no small amount of mental vigor and some \u2018touches of genius.It held the attention of the.audience riveted on the - speaker for an bour.HB is very illiterate, having, as be told us, only attended school three months in his life, and.of that time be played truant three weeks !\u201d \u201cRrrvaL18M 1x Caxana \u2014The Bishep \u2018of Ontario is reported, at the late meeting of the Synod of this Diocese, to have expressed approval of ritualism when in accordance with the earlier usages of the charch, but disapproval of some innovations upon those usages which had \u2018crept in, and entertained no fears as to its effects on the spiritual welfare of the church.\u2014 | Hé thought there was notbing essentially Ro- \u2018mish in a grand ritual; he instanced the books of Moses as containing divine instruction for a \u2018most gorgeous Jewish ritual ; and he referred to the ritual of the Lutheran church, as- well as promisin g the Protestantism of their members.\u2014 Herald.Casmumza.British authority is felt in this country, whioh is in the extreme northern part of Hindostan, but the Marajab has the right, by treaty, to compel all Europeans to withdraw from the country during the winter season, This right he insists en exercising ; and furthermore, although unable to .prevent the resi- dénce of missionaries during a part of the year, he.succeeds in driving them out by forbidding his subjects to provide them with food.Three or four attempts have been made by the Church Missionary Society to\u2019 maintain a missionary in this region, but have been hitherto defeated.At last Dr.Elmslie was sent as the companion of a elergyman.The latter was soon compel-; led to leave by the almost insupprable difficulties attending his efforts to provide food aud shelter for his family.Dr.Elmslie, through the value of his medical services, has been allowed to rer main, but only after he had signed a document in which he engaged to leave the valley on Oct.15th.\u201d The doctor has bad his bands fall of work.Hvery day from forty to eighty and ninety patients have called upon.him for medi- \u2018cal assistance.The people seem to have a hearty confidence in him, although.the © rulers : are not altogether friendly.ro CL The Baily avituess.saTUDRAT, DECEMBER 8, 1866.Houwar ADVERTISEMENTS \u2014We will give pro-.Daily Witness at the rate of seven cents.will be-sent into upwards of 5, 000 families for 50 eents, or at the rate.ef.one- cent for à bun- dred families._ Se mL ve \u201c(roc ide.Wires, 1 MISSIONARY\" WORK ON A NEW PLAN cl THE CHINA.INLAND \u2018MISSION.A very interesting and \u2018suggestive aaeragive) of missionary labor in China, has recently: -been | given by the Rev J.Hudson \u2018Taylor, and lo pub; lished by Nisbet, of London.\u201c| By.way of \u2018affirming.principle he Tays down Matt.6:33 as.the.rule of life and: labor: for mis- | sionaries, and indééd for all believers.- In \u2018pfao CE = Tats total, $16,364,631 21, amount of debt, | MERCHANT TAILOR, rary.© |Yw og.$ -| less eash in the Treasury, $3 CCF \u2026 4% GREAT ST.JAMES STREET .\u2018The Rev.Mr.Elliott presided, and on the|[=8 .| ÿ A & a % | The foregoing ea h49,631,438.03.1 : on of hi platform were the Rev.Mr.Brigg: BE SURE * | 1 #1 ; 5 v statement of the Would respectfully solicit the attention of his Mr.T.A Bryson, Superintendent\u2019 of the|E.I Wi: BH, dA 2 gg | ¥ Treas ure: 8 return, in the department, on the 1s rior stock of CLOTHS, which he Is prepared to or Toi.Br on, Superintendent\u2019 of the|f.Wi: gi 8 » [of December, 1868, ~~ + ~ {make to order as cheap, if not cheaper, than = school, delivered an address, giving particlan|F | 8G FF {BEI Ggued) Ever MoOumoon, any other respecte Shoaper, than and Mr.Brendon Sores bee the school ; | \u2014 ©.Secretary of the Treasury.|forcaah.No better goods are imported this and Mr.Brandon delivered a briefbut feeling] 5 © .o .TT ml oe Ee 8 Treasury.| .are thi valediciory, on the occasion of hia being about| ~~ ¥ $i BT Eg se 2.8 oor Asmrutos, Dec.\".\u2014In the oases of the Fenian I guar à four wait mac Lo gover bia connection with the school, owing| a., \"> Sonvicts te Janads Who are sentenced to be \u2018cheap for pd made OATS atwayson hand o bis intended removal to Torouto, Pictures| \u2014 \u2014 ~ | g|ungon the 13th of December, and whose ap- | EE | with the magic-lantern were afterw exhibit- és \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014| plications for new trials » bee ised.the.l: rno nn - 35, ue de doigt fe Ce RCA | Becta of Slate thonghr voor oy We! (VARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.fruit was handed round.Votes of thanks were | Merchants\u2019 Elis -.-.\"\" ior @ prem explanation of the purposes of the Canadisn| Imaï 4 _ then carried to the ladies and others, and the \u2018on New York.\u202601200000000 9H @, 28 U5 | authorities.In reply, Sir Frederick Bruce writes | = \u2018A \"eieest styles, and at all prises, at doxology baving been sung aad the benediction + amy on ye @ per |that the sentence will not be earried into effect}.- TMB CARPET WARKHOURR, prononneed, the meeting separated, - °° | ¥ TOR ROC, \u201cJon that ar, but will be 7 forfortherqpmp ~~ Wrest SL.James Street.7 LL I 7 ets rood, siderati By A TL ; : COT Cs = = « 1 dus Red arte VGS vi ait LA a i \u2018 Drememn 8,186 - Torowro, Tth.\u2014Last night a daring attempt .was made to blow up- the foundry of Messrs.Beard.The incendiary endeavored, by means Information bas been received here by Sheriff | Jarvis, that the Fenian prisoners have been re- Markets are very dull.Spring Wheat, $1.38 | No.1 Superfine Flour, $6.35 to $6.40; Extra, .Orrawa, Dec.7.\u2014Parliament i§ further pro- oil cheap.All who want Boys\u201d OARD.\u2014A lady and gentleman, | satisfactory references ; wages liberal, Applyat .- al ee a, causé Ru LY Pi A Basa a PR Cwm me at et O = ve.A Poon a o .- Le PRO © of an\u2019 Association composed of \u2018pected with various evangelical denominations : Decuuson s, 1866 Meetings, &o.= -\u2014 See rue FOLLOWI ING READINGS Cou MACDONGALI, Avst.-Gzx.\u201cWill be\u2019 ziven in the LECTURE-ROOM NITY CHURCH, on THURSDAY oon oF Tar \u201cDee.13, at eight o'clock for the benefit of the - TRINITY.DAY SCHOOL.PART I.- 5 1.ady of Shalote\u201d.tree irenes .\u2018 Mor atius\u201d.ee iy Bama: A.Poe, .\" PART 11, \u201cThe Last Man.\u201cThe last: half of Guinevere\u201d.Tetny sou.\u201cRecne between Ww olsey and Ls romwell\u201d Tickets, 25 cents; to be had at Mrs.Walton's, \u201cMessrs.Dawson's, Prince's, and at the door.© .Campbell, Shakespeare.iruwscu0e sure NT.JO ; \u201ca SOHN THE EVANGEL |S Dare hester and St Urbain streets.\u2014Speeial Sermons will be preached in this Chapel on the \u201cFour Sundays in Advent, at the Litany Ser- wee (Choral), at £ o'clock\u2019 in the afternoon, by the following Clergymen:\u2014 zud-Sunday in'Advent, Dec.9th, the Rev: Capon : - WHITE.3rd Sunday in Advent, Dec.16th, tho Rev.J.P.Du MouLIN.\u201cun Sunday in Adve nt, Dec.ra, the Rev.Canon Al seats free.- The Offertory will be given to \u2018leMussionary Fund of the Church Society.\"NION MEETINGS FOR THE SIMPLE PROCLAMATION oy THE QOUSPEL.The following meetings \u2018will, until farther no- tive, be held regularly, under the management entlemen con- SUNDAY EVENING, School-house, Mile-cndroad; \u2019 Seven o'clock.Co © SENDAY EVEN ING, School-house, Desrivieres \u2018atreet, oC lock.MONDAY EVENING,.Mechanics\u2019 Long Room, st Mary street, .Quebéc Suburbs ; half-past Seven o'clock.\u201cmeveral gentlemen will, \u2018it is expected, address cach meeting, entreating sinners, for Chris¥\u2019s.Irear Railway.Station; Seven _ sake, to be reconciled to God; and, whilst all À Thé ANNUAL FESTIVAL will be held ati Splendid Private Library, Dec.10.: wiil be welcome, those who go statedly tono cburch are more.especially invited to attend.no collections.ON TREAL YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.NORDHEIMERS\u2019 HALL, - \"(in THURSDAY EVE.YING, December 20th.Addresses.will be delivered by several \u2018gentlemen, and music Tickets 2 cents.to be taken at 8 pom Refreshments will be furnished at reasonable rates, by a tonfectioner, in.\u2018the large room adjoining the Hall.Ad ivertisement N otices.Auction Sales this Day.Closing Sale of Dry Goods, Dee.3.L.Devany.Odds and Ends, Dec, 7 .J.- Shaw Auction sales on Monday.rovided by a select, Choir, Poors open at 7 p.m.; chair sever srr e rece - \u2018Auctions, 5%) brls.Water Lime, &c., Dee.11.\u201cDry Goods, De Damaged C Furniture, &c., Dec.13.-H: J.Shaw Horses.Sleighs, Dec.15 :: John Leeming & Co Meetings To-morrow.J.J.Arnton .Benning & Barsalou oor PTDION.\u2026.\u2026.St.John the Evangelist Cha \\ nb Meeting.Sunday and SEE : Meetings.- Readings Dec.13.\u20260.\u2026.=.Col.McDoug: all M.Y.M: .Association, Dec, D.\u2018Annual Fes The f£ôllowing are the New Advertisements for'this day:\u2014 sitüation Wanted.\u2026.J.E,, this ofies Housemaid wanted.\u2026.2 Ar£ le Terrace - French Lessons.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.es Jules Batavoie' :- Dry Goods, Dec.12.Benning - & Barsalou - Damaged Candie Wick, 13th, Benning & Barsalou Board.coed arte sde Enr u 0e 18 Coté street C COOK\" wanted.ete ses acces 919 st Catherine street :.Building Lot forsale.vviieenenninnns J.Baylis Water sUppls.i.\u2026.ace .Public Notice \u2018EF urniture, &e., Dec.B.eteersaresis seen H.J.Shaw iig-Iron for sale.uns \u2026.evedansue deu nues 00 nt OVO GO 000 Mees cress Ves Oren ve san .Patterson\u2019s Stables .Geo.Richardson\u2019s McLaurin & McKenzie 46 Insurance \u201d this office \u201cou voune Apples.Geese Young man wanied.soe Situation wanted.B.- this office.J.egturer wanted.s\u20260.00te this office Cow strayed.\u2018ads Bonaventure street Boy wanted.:.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u202601\u2026.ésencsscnensss Gibb & Co Day and Evening School.520 St.Mary street Salesmen wanted.31 St, Lawrence Main street Fur Cufflost.pTiiseesuensracoscunes this office Robert Mitchell $C,\u201d this office essere nrsenravees as Board wanted.à AFTERNOON.Boys\u201d Outfts.: isces een 0.>10-Victoria Square Girls WÆnted.us 629 Craig street | Penny Reading.\u2026.\u2026. .oecupied r P 0 % &.nor for architectural beauty, was remarkable |sake.\u201d Lt TS \u2018BY GRaCs Asuwoon.: \u2026 °° Mr, PASCHE will also receive à few young |80-nsolvent.Un - , the nineteenth 3 The old lady was Cos of having hab \"| only for a successio of gloomy boxes, along] \u2018\u2018I am perfectly satisfied; my father.\u201d - | \u2018One pleasant afternoon.little Mary Stowell Gentlemen a only Sao Da LE 2 Ti to tho a oars los à dischaige under 3 tually indulged in a fret 4 = | ruiiied spirit: the low sidewalls of the nave,\u2018containing, | ¢ That's sufficient.I reckon upon your].seated with her mother busily engaged - b agrees Sy sluated [ehh \" ELEONORE BOUSQUET, 5 Be on ete EB Or shes thd bass cach 8.large confessional.Tho genius of word.Adieu, my deardsughter.Receive my |in sowing.She had one side of a handker.| YATHY RUB YOUR CLOTHES| a cmogoun advomie À Ce 13 0) +] 2 the order displayed itself in thé external ar-|blessing, and go in peace.\u201d \" _] chief to hem ; and, as she was trying to do it to pieces on washing boards when they Montreal, 3nd Nov., 3 disposed to yield to a temptation to gluttony, | rangements.Eve thing was mysterious.The curtainrose.The poor lady, more dead | very nicely, she made very slow progress.can be washed easier and quicker a sing \u2018 which she delicately veiled under the \u2018desig- | No tables: customary in parish churches.i ive.> stet to] Tory mt 0, ; +1 HARPER TWELVETREES GLYCERINE and | NQ( I 1\u20ac \"RCE : i ; o 5 om parish churches, in- than alive, dragged her feeble steps back to ; : pa [ {INSOLVENT ACT OF 1864.= ey of hearty appetite.: dicated the names of the priests enthroned in her chair, where she .sank down, hiding her Deiher ta kod ; pot both see a addon Macs BOAP POWDERS?EE In the matter of JEAN BAPTISTE ¥%§ When a matron, \u2018seventy year old, has|ihe several tribunals.A simple number, sus- face.Louise Julio took her aunt's-place.- apoke.\u2014 .tenus \u2018|| À clergyman\u2019s wife says:\u2014\u201cOne-haif of Soap, | AUGER, of Bt.Plo, trader, Insolvent.; been living a retired life with a young.niece, pended in front of the dark oak cells, served] | \u2014 JPY, Mammia.what is the tenth command.&t least, is saved, two-thirds of time, and three- n £a Creditors of the solvent are notified that = enjoying no more worldly society than that as a potent means of communication between] .HOW TO PREACH CHRIST.| (ent 06 | SE Noesis Ey WALTER MANETAGE.Mont.| effects, under the above Act, to me, the under- @ .of two'or three old gentlemen at an.evening the wily: fathers and the female portion of a'r ope ones broiher \u2019eaidl \u201cWhy.:mv \u2018dear.\u201d\u2019 replied her mother, | Tel.Agent for Canada.'.|signed Assignee, and they are required to far- = rubber, 8he is not likely to be a very heinous their flock.The males they admitted within.| { A penny for your thoughts, brother,\u201d said | an 29) IY dear, repliec ner mosaer, _ rs ieee nish me, wi thin two months from this date, 8 offender.\u2018And yet Madame de la Clavidre| Our penitents, having dul om.| 8¥eet Alice Gray.1 27 .: the tenth commandment 18 Thou shalt not! N -CARDIN hold, if any and the value of it; and none, : 8 : : P ; g duly crossed them | p.27 ONCENTRATED CARDINAL Hold, À was deeply affected.\u2018She walked with a slow, gelves with Lol water, bent their steps to- The young man addressed lifted his eyes covet.\u201cen \u2018covet\u2019 mean 1\u201d asked Ma IC \u2019 - FOOD, > stating the fact; the wbole attestedunderoath; 4 almost a trembling step.So great was her ward No.8, the.last in the row, \u2018on the right slowly to his sister\u2019s face.- Their sad expres- What does \u201c covet\u2019 mean asked Mary.| 7 _- Ls a with the vouchers in support of such claims, =® - exci i Loui à ai uildine and à; oq: sion still linge .a8 replied,}\u2014 ©.\u201c_ \u201cIt means,\u201d replied.her mother, \u201c\u2018to de-|.Co FOR ~~ T.S8 BROWN, Official Assignees.i a hor exclaiming in emothered ascents, ody danse puilding, jand disappeared in the YT am eine ec Lara es D, Alico?\u201d |sire to.get from another what they have, and| = INFANTS AND INVALIDS, \u2014 | Montreal, Min Nov, 1806\u2019 2 - God! what shall I do?\u201d ithe pale and wit red face.bot an apres \u201cUseless life, Arthur?Ase you not the|you have not.Suppose Cora should bring}.pyppssmpmy ' ITMPORTANT FOR/(ENGLISH § The younger, bright with the glory of sion full of energy, descended from thealtar, 20° 22PROrt of a widowed mother, and the| hor beautiful doll Hero: youssy bisthe most) op | py my MARTIN, MONEREAL, MARKET TO LUMBERMEN AND TIM- E - twenty summers, was one of those noble types |.eavi \u2018( aus A > | joy and comfort of an only sister\"! beautiful doll that you ever saw.\" oo oA TE : = : Ê.\u2018of the Southern race to be seen from in to and, ar ng th sa ctuary by on side door, re Yes, I know Fam needed here, Alice; 80 1] \u201cYes, mother; and it has such beautiful Analyzed by Dr.Grebwoon, M.D., M.R.C.8.E,, supply of Tamarac Ties, die square, 11 feet 6 ñ - , 3 ar ; - .Cy .oY on : - eu Sy .JR a vu ee .and approved and recommended by the following inches long, 10 x 5, and 9 feet long, 10 x 5, for the C8 \u2018time, which coinbine equally regularity: and rochet, with ample sleeves, and established | \"7 tobe contented: but, when I read of the | clothes too ! such a pretty pink-satin dress, medical x \u2019 .CRAIK, SMALLWOOD, FENWICK, and _Profes- summer shipments.Price at port of delivery.ed them.Hers, too, was that exquisite |end of the nave.Two other priests were oc- Oh! I thiok that papa will never be rich HINGsTON, MACDONELL, MULLER, REDDT, and EDWARD DORSETT.tinguished once in the world of fashion, she every side, \u2014a sti \u201cHow, Alice?\u2019 .beauty ;'\u2019 and little Mary looked up as if she Cardinal Food for Infantsand Invalids\u201d isthe most gentlemen of this city :\u2014 Professors McGill cOming season, 1867.° Tenders must specify - 3 oo .beauty of features, suggesting the idea that himself in: his tribundal : \u2018vast ] UAT ¢ .: \u2018 J y Sugg 5 \u2018uat | himeelf in his tribunal.À few of the faithful South, I long to proclaim : that liberty where- pers! and then she.has a large sack, and such [or PELTIER, School of Medicine and Surgery; Tenders sent in by 20th Dec., 1866.N.B.\u2014Ties | a B SA grace, so justly preferred even to beauty.cupied in hearing cpnfessions in their sepa- bondage of sin.\u201d HMIDT, Whose testimonsals are to be seen in the (Per W.BROWN, Atly).| ion, sh Iness-uninvaded by the jar] « ae ! ! palatable, nutri n | : To co appeared to domineer over her with that of the outside world, tik broker even Jar .\u201cThe freedmen are rapidly learning to read, was almost ready to cry.¢ Well, my dear, pom nondiod 5 air avgthening food over rel NSOLVENT ACT OF 1864.\u2014 a vast fields open to Christian effort at the|and white Garibaldi waist, and real kid slip- University, A,.HALL, \u2018FRASER, MACCALLUM, quantity that can be delivered for spring and the sculptor's skill had conceived and execut- | \u20ac i i i : A ?an ee engaged in their devotions at the upper !rith Christ maketh free the souls still in the| a pretty bonnet, and real curls on her head! aio, Doctors I.W.\u201cCAMPERLL, GIADWOSS | ta be subject to appointed oullers inspection.Tall as \u2018her aunt, who had herself been dis rate stalls.A pro ound silence reigned on \u2018You may, brother.\u201d a Sov enough to get me such mone; she is a real Montreal Evening Telegraph.The * Concentrated | West Faraham, Nov.22rd.: \\ which ; a an.| ; so OT ed à° J and are anxiously asking for books and ré.| if i t doll i prettier than easly digested, id The Creditors ef the undersigned ti- Scion), without the.Tous sppentanes fn ocmionsl mali af th wl droses | Should you orders fe dollars worth of th your, do jou not want t ao bad, and think svt \"22e Ar sn J ivan Bar Pr £5 Io ST ie omis où Mans, COURT à .- .haughtiness; while the poor old lady, bowed of their spiritual gui a they knelt at the feet à merican Tract Society's publications to be |of it so mach, that you would \u2018be willing to PE ee of mothers mille © Monreal, on EDNESDAY, the Twelfih day - -.1 - ; ; \u2019 ; .; .i Att .o ; \u2014| , - .3 .201 : .= down quder à crushing load of remorse, leant \u2018The old lady, visibly affected, her cheek froely distributed.ang his people, you do almost anything do get ir often thoucht| Trade [ark is secured, and nome genuine noon, for the purpos of recelving Statements of pour y upon her arm, to save herself from- flushed as though she were on the point of| g = \u20ac Dre rge variety tal ra : don.how BL.no mena boif Te 0 ten ought | withow o signature of the manufacturer, his affaire, auld o naming an Ass ge fo whom _ fa ing ere the time arrived for prostrating being.driven to some humiliating disclosure, gross last th precis oor b sou\u2019s, had en nt Bott b I R Yt: ave onél.©.CHARLES MARTIN, = Act make an assignment under (he above + Borel th ut of ch morthy atbr bo | sntred Gr,rn pdrk criimaion a [1754108 somoltion, Wht you bad jure bat vor wanted Corns | Soe Bateman, fav ass motion.the extreme.PP LL sound in the adighby hood brad atocions Who will take \u2018the ice of Alice\u2019 Gray, | do not covet it.If, wher, you saw dora For sale at all Chemists, Druggists, and Gro- | \u2014 Hy nH \u2014 Louise diszovered, too, on sifting her con- retreat was the mmarticulate muttering of the and preach in this humble manner the un- laying with it \u201cyou had been unhappy.snd sors, in tins at Mo, 3e., and 60c.each, | 1e: : RE = science, many little feminine Jeakaeates.two voices, modulated by long habit to the Searchable riches of Christ ?\u2014 Christian Bar ept wishing that it was yours, that would be Fos SALE BY THE SUBSCRI- GDENSBURGH AND LAK ar - aunt, he irritability of the old lady bad her re piteb, aud feplying to each other in {™ hi x od dvi fi all Suntries and 00e But mother replied Mary, SFT wished 3500 wirkases TEAR DOL TL O - CHAMPLAIN RAILROAD, , y t 7 had pro: [lingering monotone.| This is good advice for all countries and | it sc badiy aù that, that wctid bo atealine 1000 Béokagos TEAS Young Hyson, Hyson, GREAT-THOROUGHFARE TO THE SPORT- fter the priest had pronounced the usual classes.\u2014Eb.Wir.] - Loo or Hao badly aa That, Liat Would aheating 1.ne Se ar ques Uncolor 1\" IN@ GROUNDS, Soo voked irritability in \u2018the! niece.More: over her.glass oies ; po hora, ; = Latin form of benedi ton, under which the] rr ee Clem Beart.would\u201d said her mother i\u201d Hd Cube ga and Congot, { .BUMMER ARRANGEMENT, - .2d, : ) r the last eight aged penitent howe ofoundl thoughi.CHRISTIAN - .wf 488,80 18 TTOULY,.SAC Ler MORALE ; Pag 8 Llemarara Sugar, on .| Trains leave Ogdensburgh at 5.30 and m, - or teh years that she was pasing fair; and 5 gather courage by| bs \u2018act oF reverent Pape Le LEE.qua aad, from stealing ia your heart it would EE Enel Critiuene addin Boson Lovers Fogel ti = though she was not naturally vain, the daugh- from the words of blessing, she enumerated, (Green Pastures for ihe Lords Flock, by the Rev.uct be long before you would steal with youriBris do (new crop), att Poe ROUE Aba roll oe pk, and F - Î Co .ter of Eve had, for once, taken in the com: | with tolerable gomposure, the various faults] ~~ James Smith) © Jhoüds.Co {Boxes Las - ~~ |and Rutland, or by Lake Champlain, passing, } £ \u201c pliment.| Furthermore, she bad amused her- she had recalled in r previous self-exami- \u201cThe Lord thy God Is a mercital God,\u201d\u2014 _ \u2018 ATOBY OF.GREEN, TRE MUADERER.gro Layer Bale! ns (now op, .by daylight, ihe unrivalled scenery of this beau- à sell a ittle\u2014very little, certainly, yot still a] nation, Then, striking her breast, she add-| ;.eek dvd.- | Let me ou true story about this v xes} en.,.\u201c | Trains leave Rouses Point ai 7 : % .+ little\u2014at the expense of old: Tournichon, a|ed.My - father, T remember nothing pbs RG Sho mmo thing to mistake the tree in wand TE Green who was rs Grdo§ i Raisins (dew erop), © © = 0p my commen a2 gros Jincion 2 A friend of her aunt's, who was looked upon at}more.\u201d And, lesning on the credence-table |\u201c to dishor our.dod, and conosive of Himao short time -sgo for murder, began his career hogs Small M.Raisins, | © |ireal, and with Plattsburgh and ar ior pion: : + T\u2014\u2014as aspy and tool of the Jesuits.Add Ein front of her, she -waited for his reply, | 18 #0 Cishonor His name, and distress our own 5f crime in that vory way.\u201d He first began to pr cancer TS Platisburgh; at Chateauguay and Malone with ze to this that the fair young charmer had; in| ¢ Well, dear daughter, have you thought SUIS: It is plainly and plentifully assertedinf = ™ He wanted to live in à style beyond Boxes Liverpool Soap, Ce he eanting and fishing regions of the Re moments of undefined [ongiog, when the carefully over what I said to you this day the divine Tord, Jost ous God is merciful, and his that was coveting.Ho begin Chests Madras Indigo.« \u2014 _ lPotedam with the Rome.Wan anne.akes at = i.eart, brimming over wi e, goes out to KP 0 ~ the same 18 satisiac proved in nature rab or oe sq goa PC : - ) RANGE à: | R&R.for New York Cel i : \u2018an ideal bliss, xed her thoughia on a fagi- \"ay my father.\u201d 0 ; J P 11 to take money that did not ~belong to him te ; DAVID TORRANGE & CO.aio with stages for Masconn Sram.Points west; Co Co in id : providence, and redemption.It is to be firml > ~~.tive image, appertaining, doubtless, to some} ¢ And what are your intentions?\u201d believed and constantly remembered, esp ccial young spark who had spied her out one Sun-| «Al that you would have them to be, m ly when burdened with guilt, or at the throne day, when she it epaîrine | ras oe .confessing sin ; when enduring trials, or plead-| x Lo a, hen she wae aid.paving to th her.Tiers provipd yon unqulie ab | we when during EE ne devis te cn PEELE SN on we crm of her peccadilloes.She had been addi D Unquestion + 1 | duties, or suffering privations : hen wi ening |, After a while, he became afraid it.would LO ao so of ardent spirits, The aim being the are spared to make he passormmnand no pains .0 Jor peccadilloes.She been addicted «Unquestionably, my daughter.But you \u201c126% Or enfers privations; when witnessing Le known that he hadtaken the public money Festoration of the, patient, everything in the Pleasureseokers wil flag ac moeo acrianle: Ig neither to calumny nor gluttony, those two |are well aware that itlis our luty as spiritual \"15617, Or COM orting mourners.¢ Our God is that was intrusted to his care 3 snd he felt be carefu Ny attended to.ovo that object will jocalities than those contiguous to this road > À lout{ \"vices with which young and generous natures} guides, especially in matters of such grave a merciful God.\u201d But mercy aad holiness are.The b is surrounded by extensive Shout the lakes and streams of Northern New ur .= 312 = À unitédin Hi ae?that he must get money in some way.\u2018He 1a .na are unacquainted.Nor had she any thing importance as the.pres mt, $0 Waive the vow of united in His nature\u2014word\u2014and ways.He thought of bhi g's bank; but he foun d the gonna Taidout ia Ineadow, gardens and shady Sleoptag cars on ali night traing, N - A .- > .rings, and at Og- pay his expenses.Perhaps he did not intend TU \u2018 densburg with the Grand Trunk Railway, Ans really to steal; perhaps bo thought ho eould|\"JTHE BELMONT RETREAT |ficsn Express ictmers, end Northern frame Ca, pay it: but yetit was stealing.That was the | \u201cJus institution 1s now devoted tothe cure and POTiS on the upper lakes, Tee ane \u2018 with which she had to reproach herself so |submission to which you have referred, in |/# NOt implacable or difficult to please, but He | \"7 : : thé voi to take exercise\u2019 and recreation, but : \u2018 \u2018( i ona or ened th, {oto | er thatch fa y be front el | dé nico charge OL.An vo on dy | in a A SE | Maen, Ang Ti ériomtene { AE Couch sa hen a GREC.\u2018rer | the grace of a voluntary sacrifics, And, to deg orgy eo 18 DOTS WIS OCOAN| gr04 the hank; sKBY the unsuspecting\u2019 clerk, #altbrious lecalities of the country, about twa 7 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ Lo Boneh Touch 2s ber sunt.No need for | be plain, vith you, ours je not very tremen | Bat for lis morcy ee hou soso 30d.took 4.large package of money, 0û | EréparE he For de Gy oft sde) CEE A as 1 2 = rie océans ae 18, you, r, 80 prone tof.\".° .Ant What vada is way.w awful this.crime1} : \u2018 = qe eu ee pra fo Se of peg SA Fo me any hgh res mérites (GRAND TRUNK, MAILWAY hen 1 1 LE Te 00 assure you, to en- through this vale of tears, as well as on the [: 7 1 00E ARC NO, De alraid, Walk with Dim} home of that Pt \"A pplieation admise | OF CANADA.i er de donressionel so lightly laden.| probable nearness ofthat blissful event which | I\" Peace; and rejoice in Him day by day., | Groans three taps to the gallows were the {era-or Inquirz, shoud be area or Jol.| 1508.WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.1806, i Pe what or ele te 8 e did not \u2018even know shall withdraw \u2018you forever from the weari-]| Merciful God, Thyself proclaim ~~ = breaking of threes of the Ten Command.| si, Belmont Retreat, Que 2 TRAINS DOW leave BONAVENTURE STATION AB 3 » za Was.poor ignorant creature, ness: and.imperfection of our poor earthly] .In my polluted breast; : ; - ments \u2014the tenth \u2018the éighth, and the sixth: | 10 ire 20 to 88 per week, payable quarterly, follows :\u2014 me - : \u2014\u2014 brought away one morning from her \u2018moun- life, I may sa without hesitation, \u2018Soon, | Mercy is Thy distinguish\u2019d name, ~~: .He firat coveted then he stole, and: then he| September, 1866.SONT 10 ; .GOING WEST.TÀ 5 Te tains, where her only living acquaintances whether you will or no} you will haveto re.| Which suits a sinner best.~ = murdered.\u201cHad he not coveted.he robabliy] ae ere \u2026-: Express for Ogdensbarg, Ottawa, =~ il 3 had been, the sheep which she had been ac-|sign that wealth from which I well know your| Thy mighty mercy nowmakeknown | vould-not have committed eithe> of the other] TESTIMONIALS: | ronis, Gusiph, London.Brantford, Æ., + customed to tend on the green slopes of Val- heart is already disengaged: Why not anti-| ~.Ib me;and claimmé for Thy son.- À, imes.\u2014 Well.Spring.- ~~: |.d 80, with the most perfect confidenee, re-| \u201cGoderich, B Detroit, Chicago, 0 À _ Co _cabrdre, her onlyjidea was to do whateverher | cipate that period by consecrating it at once] AV 10 crimen.\u2014 Jy Spring.© 7 |gommend the Proposed institution of Mr, Wake-| and all points West, at.\u2019 000 ALM: FAC U Etats (old ber.So, when the ood priest; to a holy use?Why not establish foryour.| .~~ ~~ DAILY TEXTS.+} A Ports Box.\u2014The other day, we were Bess of Belmont is Pots try; ad, sable Night do do do .980P.M.= ; : eo the confessor of Madame de la Clavidre and self before departure an imperishable monu-|* K Work withyour own bands.: - -{ridingin à Growded railway carriage.At one port Rsyiona rendors Lim wêi quais Beau- | Accommodation \u2018Train for Kingston - CI.4 re of Louise, had led her to plead guilty to cer- ment of your pious devotion to the Church,| 2.My son, give me thine heart.-, .| of the stations an old man entered and was | duties which he proposes ta cadioaufed for the | and intermediate Stations, at.7.00 A.M, | i+ tain wandering thoughts at church and in her land your munificence in her cause?The| 3.Beyethankfal.\u201d\u201c |looking around for assat, whe s boy teal =.JOHN COOK Dip, | eins for Lachine at.800 AM.00 AM | \u2018prayers, ho elicited only vehement denials on | Church will bless you, toy daughter, sud our| \u20184.Brethren, pray forus.~~.|ar twelve year of age rose up and said, | |.© MinisterofSt Androwe'Ghurdh, | epee gor m 430 PAL : \u2018all other misdoings to which humanity is holy fraternity will offer ceaseless interces-|-.5.I will hope continually, | - .'= \u201cTake my seat, sir.\u201d ~~ | Quebes, 14th September woh, ~~ Quebec.The 3.00 P.M.Train runs through to Plattsburgh, rone.However, the holy f@ther thorough- sions for their illustri us and beloved bene-} 6.Be patienttowardallmen.| | The offèr was accepted, aud the infirm old} voc.~ .~\u2014 wk , GOING SOUTH AND-EAST.~~ À y understood his line.True, Madelette\u2019s factress.\u2019 ne .1 2e \u201cÀ, Study to be quiet.; : .-.Imantat down; 77e SE | gly concur in the above remarks made by Agoomiviodation.Train for Québes, Ce confession was stereotyped ; she would have! He paused for a reply, but none cäme.| 8.me in they truth, ;and teach me.] - Why did you give me your seat?\u201d Bein] ocr 0 Cob V HOUSMAN, \"| tonme.core ormedisioBia 0 as, CN expected indeed, to forfeit her: place in [Only & long suppressed sigh indicated the 9.All havesinned, ~~~.:.|quredoftheboy, 70°\" 1.174 Quebec, 15th Sept, 1806-70 Quebec.Rxpress for Boston sd overran MO AM.peaven pod she altered in any particular.languish of her spirit.{The next moment he] 10.Fear not; for I.am with thee; \u201c| \u201cBecause you are old, air, and I am a} I have long been acquainted rite and ace 1.EOS onneoting at St.Joue with -, i thet bh ok Bo monotonons, it was natoral resumed.o.oo 1 11.Five were wise and five\" were: foolish, | boy I\" -was the ve ly.\"The passengers were Wakeham, snd cas coi eco and Mrs tne Sant Cod 1 Railroad] at.8.00 A.M, J a sat her weekly list sins should be equally | \u201cYou ae ening my daughter, to the] 12.Why are ye troubled?.~~.| much pleased ad gratified, .\u2026 |lMmtitatien over which Mr.'W, presides, .|.Island Pond and interme.CE ~ unvaried.Old woman-thoughahe was, she-wras whispers of flesh and blood, and are admit-j 13.Well done, thou good and-faithfüi-ser-1 \"1 115 1 MS oo W.D.POWIS, _ : l Express by RalWET MEN CE 340 Py M | astimplensa child; yetat Che same time, she [ing the covetous promplings\u2019 of your cormupi] van au VM den, © GUERTIONS, | Quobes 5th Sopteran FoI: Falies Sivoo: | PTD] Bava throughows fy [ \" ugh ve heard.W.er she |s tions of the Evil nel\u201d = 17.15.Gather \u2018the.: 0 db ais Le ; 3 ¢ | wh és \u201cdit iuiive dae oii cod have: Mr.\u2018akccham for : ai Re _ 1 ; x yas everlastingly exercising her memory to the \u201cBelieve me, my father, Ido not grudge] 16.Pray without reepoonts that i | int nuiife Ninja.may mish | so have adichcoudonce tn him as a prident, | Ungtox Baliroad, also at House e detriment.of er judgment in the bumble the sacrifice où my-own account.I would| 17.Pear ye not the.reproach ofmen, F1 UCC SU NE dar Te Perichos in fe frontman of the great ex - a ob with Lake hamplain Steam- = - sphere in which she was doomed to silence, [strip myself of every enny -I possess this] 18: Abstain from all appearanee of evil: : Ÿ Wnhé\u2018raltad as REC we kt pl be Squently had occasion to visit patients in his York à at rcurre, Saratogs, Now ru h ther this ali f he bl d- ha i 2e Ty .ESS ; J ppearanee 0 evil.: |, Whi ealled an altar Jehovah.Vissl nid Wha Retreat a ont, and Am sa ed .: - K, 40, rensouN000aG00c0 0000004 89 P M.© or whether this quality of hers resembled that | very moment\u2014God is my.record\u2014#o far as| 19.Quench not the Spirit, .0:7 +.is the meaning of this name?- ~¢ *.t | treatment in il av shila ous pcs (D4 his Night Express for Three Rivers, * \"+ animal instinct which, in default of the power I'myself am concerned; but my hesitation - 30.It shall not be well with the wicked.| == = =\" wo rae =.-_ {8 easesin which it has been entirely sucocasfui |.V2 Riviere du Loup, and 1 Co of reflection, observes and retains the 2M- a] distress arise from - : a fact that Louise - 21.It shall be well with them that fear God.em a Lo No.168.Le.: 2 - iF EE 1 °C WW, k OLABE, °F .Blotting Ga ot touuqeeceus 10.10 P.M pra aed ta ron | der brother ars doukly my heirs, since T| 22.Be not rash with thy mouth.©\u2019 |\" Who drew water from the well of Béthlehom t].Quebee, mere amore\u2019 Obreh Qhe +; endo checking throngs 48 Night Trains.Bag: _ amn red to say; } 1b L00 add am myself a Julio and {their father\u2019s sister.] 23.A time to be born, and a.time to die.l.|.- -No.189,- 1 = TTF ope eo 1 CE ther Co A that Madelette was a hopeful subject for | Can I\u2014I ask you\u2014conséientionsly -rob these] 24.I will be with kim in rer rade Se.Who was the seventh \u2018from\u2019 Adam, and what July concur tn the above resommendations.and opartare of Sait ot tortaion \u201cend way ~~.pumping with reference to efery doncolreble fen of their uncle's fortune and mine?\u201d |.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - \u201c loropheey did beutier?WOAH : Wesieyan Minis VB on, dure Station n° the Ticket Ofieo, Bons-ven- .Clavière; mod es her spiritual guide was 4 doubtedi.T have told you over and over trdes wha Christians have boss senate] 3.2] P00 TORINR Guumripjyy, | ee pe ee TE at _-into her poor old head that in: this: pious con- {money was amassed by secret extorti d times, it is di Toit oh hat i 3] No-163.\u2014Gen.50:3.EE a a ACE.AND]: : ~ ulation to whieh the reverend father i 33 J fêcres extortion and times, it ia difficult to show that it moved |-\" No 164.\u2014Jer.17:5,6 Te Sy MEDICIN EE tothe at \u2018the The \u201cM0 ; .- fabulation to whieh the reverend.father in- fraud.\u201d LR 0 stall, except backward, © cn oe Nolen se.omœopathie Dis 11 Goal oor 31 ths MOT EBAE WITN RTE EE op mes 0 masser ee Saves) pu Ry ti mice aR eno = > x agi, : | oo SARE TD hE, SE = ) 2 se = BE x "]