The daily witness, 23 février 1895, samedi 23 février 1895

[" J re D'@ A hs + cu RH 1 xt 10 A at AW EN + > NS ASS A 10e An x SA Ae vor.XXXVI, No.46.MONTREAL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1895.Sixteen Pages.Price ONE CENT.Le POLITICAL DOINGS.The Men Mr.Joly Writes on Hanitoba Schools and Mr.Tarte Writes on Mr.Ou met.the \u2018TVitness.\") payes 44 + the law Of 1860, the RE - 13 were divided Into \u201cC'est al.and Roman \u201c++ Nu.Ayement of a seed by the gove + \u201cined number of h ««\\igious creeds, \u201c xas snb-divided in*) two boards, A, TL rgtestaut aud Roman Catholic.Each ;-.- r.5eid the religious exercises \u2018 owls under its control.It +-.\u2018are.be assumed that the re- \\.~vises prescribed for the Pro- .sols, by the Protestant Board, myosed of leading cliergymen ol authority, that tbe religi- ses prescribed for the public neutral schools, cao jaw of 1590, are exactly tically the same as ¢ ow orly prescribed, by the Protes- \u2018\u2019aar\u201d, for the exclusive use Hilo Protestant schools -> jaw o?189), with these two \"ha di.fferes\u201d ci rw called : separate schocls.these religious were obligatory upon every ~ubiic school; now, they can \u201c hold a session, the argument being that on the eve ol an elc:tion the English members would not like to support the full remedial measur: which Sir Mackenzie Bowell intends to introduce anent the Manitoba school question, as that might entail their defeat at the polls.but, once the party was reiurned tu power for ancther five years.and felt secure, there would no longer be such reason for refusing full justice to the Roman Catholics.This is ingenious, and it has captivated Mr.Ouimet's friends.THE SITUATION IN QUEBEC.If some local Conservatives can be believed.the discontent of the party in Quebec at the inaction cf the government touching the school question is so acute that Quebec is likely to be lost to the government.These state that the Roman Catholics feel that the government are playing fast and loose with the question, and as it, !s one upon which they feel more stroagly than they did even On the Riel \u201cquestion, anything which the government may now do to appease this feeling may be done too late.This, of course, is mere oonjec- ture.and those who indulgé it forget, or seem to forget, the potency of the \u2018 rep- tiie fund.\u2019 MR.CHAPLEAU TO THE RESCUE.The Hon.Mr.Chapleau, Lieutenant- Governor, and Sir Adolphe Caron are at the Windsor Hotel.Mr.Laurier has happily referred to Mr.Chapleau as Achilles sulking in his tent, but there is Hkely to be truth in the confident prediction cf the officer of the Sir John Macdonald Club the other day, that the old time Conservative leader of this province will take off his cnat and enter the arena during the present elaction campaign.It is felt by the Conservatives that in this way only can the province be saved to tbe party, if even that will do it.Mr.Chapleau would resign, of course, his present position, in which it {5 freely statad he bas never felt com- foriable, preferring the brisk air of the outside world to the splendid imprisonment of \u2018 Spencerwood.(Continued on sixth page.) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GOULD-CASTELLANE WEDDING.NVITATIONS ISSUED TESTERDAY \u2014 SOME OF THE ARRANGEMENTS.New York, Feb.23.\u2014Invitations were gent out vesterday by Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Gould for the marriage of Miss Anna Gould to Count De Castellane.The ceremony Will take place at noon on Monday, March 4,at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Gould, 571 Fifth avenue.It will probably be performed by Archbishop Corrigan.There will be present at the service only the relatives and very intimate friends of the couple.A small reception and breakfast will follow.Miss Gould will wear a gown of white satin with trimmings of rarest point lace.Her bridesmaids, Misses Kittie Cameron.Helen Gould, Addie Montgomery and Beatrice Richardson, will wear costumes of white cloth trimmed with sable and small black hats dressed with pink roses.Howard Gould, Charles Raoul-Duval and Princa Del Drago will serve as ushers.The Marquis de Castellane is expected to arrive from France this week.\u2014_\u2014 TRADE OF CANADA.Ottawa, Feb.23.\u2014The trade statement for January is a repitition of the depressing statements for 1894.The imports for the month fell off by a million and a half, and the revenue from cus- , toms declined about $250,000.The total i trade for the seven months declined $13,- | 000,000, and the duty collected $1,772,000.THAT AWFUL MASSACRE.NINETEENTH CENTURY CIVILIZATION OF THE JAPANESE SOLDIERS.MR.VILLIERS' BLOODCURDLING WORD FIC TURES.as well as they could, This was a black scene of the war and Villiers depicted it last night without comment.But there were bright scenes, and the lecturer occasionally drew the attention of his hearers to them as a relief from the more gruesome details of the war.He was well treated by the Japanese generals, and he speaks highly of them as a military nation.They are braver Then there actually was a massacre at Port Arthur! Atrocities were committed by the army of a nation claiming to be civilized, and the blood freezes at the relation of them.Whatever the victors may claim, there is no denying this fact.There were eye-witnesses, uninterested and unprejudiced, who would fain make themselves believe otherwise, but they cannot honestly turn their backs upon the awful scene, and say it was not.\\ SM A R \\ \u2018I TELL YOU WHAT I SAW Frederic Villiers, the famous war artist and correspondent, was one of these.It is true that the victorious Japs saw the heads of their dead comrades hanging from the trees and from the eaves of the houses.The sight maddened them and they resorted to retaliation, Revenge took possession of their whole soul, and it was not satisfied until the whole of the population, with the exception of thirty- five citizens, was slain, And the slain were not the soldiers of the Chinese army, for not in bls walk through the city did Villiers see a body with a Chinese and better armed, drilled and disciplined than the Chinese.Yet the resistance offer- | ed to their advancing columns was very | slight.The Chinese would not fight in ' the rain without umbrellas, and the only movement which they performed with any degree of precision was the retreat.Ths Chinese apply the old adage in this way, \u2018He who fights and runs away lives to run another day.\u2019 At Ping Yang the Chinese fought under umbrellas, and the Chinese general, when the day had gone against him, asked \u2018the Japanese for certain concessions on the plea that his soldiers did not like to move in the rain.Xin Chow was captured by the victorious islanders without the loss of a man, and the only one that was in any way hurt was Creelman, the American coriespondent, who fell off his horse.This is all the more remarkable wien it is known that Kin Chow is fortified with seven strong forts, each built on the best military lines, and mounted with powerful guns.The lecturer had a good chance to study the character of the Ceiestials In this place, and he gave instances to show their customs and superstitions.He had had also a good chance to study the character of the mules of that land, and he caused considerable laughter by relating his adventures with them.The Chinese had evidently a great fear of being badly treated by their captors, and, although at Kin Chow tke Japanese showed them every consideration, fed them and took every care of their sick {and wounded, many committed suicide.Out of a well, eight bodies of females, young and old, were dragged, showing that they preferred suicide to dishonor.The Japanese army moves silently, There is no sounding of trumpets or beating of drums, and commands are conveyed, if not by word, by a low whistle.The march to Port Arthur was silent, and started at oné o'clock in the morning.At dawn the \u2018nvaders were at the out- uniform on it, but the unoffending cit'- New Silk and Wool Effect Dress a in fashionable Plaid and Check ET at S.Carsley\u2019s, Notre Dane sired\u2019 New Embroidered and Tamtsurs } M lins, in ail leading shades, at =.C'ar- Notre Dame street.New French Printed Camtrics.new patterns and colors, for lus Blouses, and Shirt Waists, at 5.Car- the Ya Now exhibiting a magnifice:: Goods of all kinds for Spring abe = mer Dresses, at S.Carslevs N° Dame and St.Peter streets ww FF Tie ® SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3 1895.STARTING INDIANS, \u201c\\USED BY WANTON DESTRUCTION OF FISH AND ANIMALS.ve \u2014_\u2014 Qushee, Feb, 23.\u2014Letters received from - Lairaior coast state that great dis- .-x1s -revails among the entire scatiered J population along the north shore Lawrence, but that the is simply piti- who was [Lower St.the \u201c1 tien of Indians Lir, Tremblay.of this city, .) at Point aux Esquimaux, as gov- om.- pavsician, for some years, and proughly acquainied with the the distress among the to their own vs Thai altogether due and the wholesale destruc- \u2018wa of (ho gaine of the region ____ LUMBERMEN ORGANIZE.Boston, Mass., Feb.22.\u2014The organization of tho North-Eastern Lumbermen's Assoclation has been perfected here, with a membership of lumbermen, manufacturers and wholesalers, representing $100,000,000 of capital.Lumbermen were present from all parts of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and Quebec, the Canadians playing an especially important part, in view of the fact that lumber ie now on the free list.Besides making prices, other business of importance was referred to the exccutive committee.The danger of depleting the forests to supply the demand for wood pulp was discussed and on this question there was a wide difference of opinion, eome of the dealers maintaining that bard woods would be used Instead of spruce.\u2014\u2014 SALVATION ARMY CHANGES.Toronto, Ont., Feb.22.\u2014Several changes among \u201che officers of the Salvation Army have been announced.Brigadier Holland has been made a colonel and chief secretary for the Dominion.Adjutant Southall, who has been working up the finances, is to be succeeded by Major and Mrs.Reed as financial secretaries.Major Streeton will be known as Comptroller of finances.Brigadier Jacobs, who has been working in the eastern provinces, will come to headquarters and fill the position of general secretary.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE EASTERN WAR.London, Feb.22.\u2014The \u2018 Times\u2019 correspondent in Hong Kong telegraphs:\u2014 * Further restrictions have been imposed upon navigation in the Canton river.A widespread plot to overthrow the Manchus has been discovered in Kwang- Kung, Kwang-Si and cther southern provinces.H.M.S.warship \u2018Mereury\u2019 has returned from Formosa.The British consul was assau:ted during the black- The riots were quelled before the \u2018 Mercury\u2019 arrived and twenty-five of the leaders were beheaded.\u2019 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.The first meeting of the new council of the Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday afternoon, the vice-president, Mr.J.Contant, in the chair.There ware also in attendance Messrs.Joseph Haynes, G.Boivin, D.Parizeau, J.X.Perrault, U.Gagnon, H.A.Brault, R.Bickerdike, L.| E.Morin, Jr., Charles Desmarteauy, A.Racine, J.B.A.Lanctot, C.H.Catellier, T.G.Aquin, T.Bienvenue, Jos.Fortier, T.O.Lefebvre, C.P.Chagnon and J.D.Rolland.The principal business was the appointing cl the committees.a COLLEGE NOTES.The Rev.Principal Shaw, of the Wesleyan College, will address the McGill Y.M.C.A.ta-morrow afternoon on \u2018Current tendencies of religious thought.\u2019 Mr.H.E.Mason has been elected valedictorian by ais fellow students of the graduating class in the Congregational College.Mr.E.Leroy, of the fourth vears in arts, represen:ed McGill College at the conversazione held last evening in Toronto under the auspices of the University College Undergraduates\u2019 Literary So- ciety- The MoGill Undergraduates' Literary Paris, Bran:ford, and other cities, London, Feb.22.\u2014 The \u2018Daily News\u2019 |- address to the society next Friday even.ng.The Missionary Soclety of the ;Wesleyan College met last evening, Mr.R.Kee- fer, the vice-president, in the chair.It was decided to hold the annual public meeting some time in March.The graduate guild committee repcrted satisfactory progress.The Methodist ministers of the city met yesterday afternoon In the James Ferrier Hall of the college and after the meeting took tea with the students.At the meeting the Rev.A.C.Sykes read an fist.The Rev.Dr.Ryckman presided.SUBSCRIPTION RATES, Daily Witness, $3.00, Weekly Witness, $1.00; with reductions to olubs; Northern Messenge 3c ; 10 copies to one address, £2.25; 20, $4.40; 50, $10.50; 1 $0.For Great Britain add $1.04 per annum for postage on Weokly Wiyness : 28c on Northern Messenger : $3.60 on Daily Witness, The last edition of the DAILY WITNEss is de- fivered iu the city every evening of publication at $4.00 per anoum.rer ADVERTISING RATES.DAILY WITNESS.Five lines and upwards, 10c per line.Contract on favorable terms.WEEKLY WITNESS, With large type or cuts, 20c redaction if get in our usu \u2018types.ial contract rates.r line.One-third small advertising & À Che Baily Witness, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1895.3 SUGAR.How is it that sugar is in all countries the great man of war of the Protectionists ?Whenever the hosts of the Free Traders have to be scared into submission this Goliath is pushed into the fleld by the newspapers to brandish his mighty spear.The \u2018Gazette\u2019 has thought the conflict suffi- clently imminent to trot its giant to the front, all primed with his usual \u2018fi, fee, fo, fum.' to wit, that if the Liberals gain in the coming elections all the poor sugar people will be im- \u2018mediately dismissed.Tuese people are, according to the \u2018Gazette,\u2019 not earning their living by their hard and faithful labor, but are public beneficiaries dependent on money taxed from their neighbors for their benefit.We have a plan to propose for these good people which will benefit the country and please them.The figures in the government reports with regard to the sugar business were, we suppose, furnished by those in the business.From these it appears that there were at last accounts nineteen hundred and twenty-seven persons of all ages employed in sugar refining.It appears also that the output of the refineries was $17,120,000 worth.We could have imported this sugar from England at, say, one-eighth less, or in all $2,140,000 less than we paid for it.Now, we would suggest that the government purchase and enlarge and modernize a number of fine old chateaux and villas to be found for sale about Quebec and elsewhere\u2014 spite of the National Policy there are many to be had\u2014and that it provide them, with tennis lawns and all else that is nice and so accommodate these nineteen hundred and twenty- seven persons with every comfort, which could, we are sure, be done for less than the above sum.We have no objections to the taxation of sugar what is collected for the support of these nineteen hundred and twenty- seven persons could, we think, be spent in a manner pleasanter for them.-_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE EXAMPLE OF PRESTON.The Protectionists of Preston, a manufacturing village in the county of Waterloe, Ontario, worked themselves up into a state of great rage at a Berlin paper which referred to the hard times existing in that village as evidence that it was not flour- ishing under protection.Some promi- , nent residents wrote to protectionist | organs protesting against the mis- | local organ | representations of the | which had stated that a depression existed, and declaring that times were never, or \u2018hardly ever,\u201d better with them.The Berlin tariff reform paper in reply simply published a petition ask Dr.J.C.Colby to deliver the annual | able paper on the pastor as an evange- for the support of government, but: \u2018 Protectionists who protested against | \u2018its misrepresentations, which read as follows :\u2014 To the Preston Council:\u2014Gentilemen, \u2014In | consequence of the prevailing dulness of | trade with our merchants, and the inability of the working classes to procure lebor, and the reduced wages paid to our mechant- cal classes, we vould respectfully petition your honorable body ww confer with the manufacturers of our village, and plainly lay before them the reduced circumstances of our wage-carners and merchants, and try te induce them\u2014the manufacturers\u2014to waive tho legal right they possess of tax exemptions, and for this year pay their full share of the taxes, thereby partly relieving the prevailing distress, for {it does seem extremely hard that the wage-earnars and merchants in this, which promises to be an extremely dull year, should pay the cost : of government of our municipality, while | the wealthy manufacturers are exempt.| This sets forth a pretty graphic pie- ture of the distressing state of things in Preston, where trade was dull, the | working classes were unable to pro-, cure labor, and the mechanical classes\u2019 wages had been lowered, and mer- cktants, as well as laborers, were in \u2018reduced circumstances.\u2019 While all other classes were in a bad way, it turers, subsidized by the protectionist tariff and \u2018exempt\u2019 from taxation, were wealthy, and they were called upon by the rest of the people to help \u2018relieve the prevailing \u2018distress\u2019 by consenting to pay their share of the cost of municipal government.Protection was established to increase the wages of the workingmen and to keep them in employment, but judging from the condition of things set forth in this petition, signed by Pro- tectioniste, it has not done so, though who, it appears, do not suffer in bad times as their employees do.The protection tariff protects the manufacturer, but it does not protect the workingman ; it enriches some manufacturers, but does not enrich any employees so far as we have heard, and it impoverishes the merchants and farmers and other classes.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE TIME OF THE ELECTIONS.The government seems determined to keep the people on the rack in regard to the time of the elections.The usual time for the calling of al session of parliament is long past.the | ministers of the crown, instead of at-: tending to their departmental work just prior to a session, are scattered paign speeches, and the government organs report that many of the election lists are being given out to private printing offices to be printed, as they could be finished by the end of April.Yet in spite of all these indications given by the government itself that an early dissolution will take place, a minister of the crown, whether with the purpose of befool-.ing the people or whether merely to increase the suspense and uncertainty.; announces that there will be no elec-: tion for months, and that when an | election is held the electors will need | their overcoats.This announcement,\u2019 made by the Hon.W.B.Ives at Col-! lingwood is forwarded by telegraph to the \u2018Gazette.\u2019 We think the time: has come when an authoritative announcement should be made by the! government.It is too bad that the : people should be racked by contra-| dictory statements of ministers of the crown, and should be giving their! time and energy to preparations for elections which will be for the most part lost or wasted if the pte } are still eight or ten months off, as Mr.Ives announces.Of course, people do not believe Mr.Ives's statement, for the very good reason that it is one of many contradictory statements which have issued from the ministers, and the actions and course of all the ministers, including Mr.Ives himself, seem to contradict Mr.Ives's declaration.But while they do not believe the statements, they are still uncertain, because they know.that the government will only take their own safety into consideration, : and no course seems to offer them.safety.They seem to be more or less in a panic, or \u2018rattled.\u2019 as some: of them would call it, and no one can | ccunt upon what course \u2018rattled\u2019 peo-: ple will take.Generally, they bolt | and run straight to destruction.Seri- | ously, however, the government should come to some decision at once, and \u201cofficially and authoritatively announce iit.Surely the convenience of the, Soclety met last evening and decided to| bearing the names of those prominent people, or at least one-half of the | eT appears that the protected manufac-: it has enriched the manufacturers.! all over the country making cam-i | though there was not time before the holding of the elections to have them | because of his virtues, not becau- done at the Bureau at Ottawa, where people, should not be altogether earri.ficed to that of their servants, the ministers of the crown.The Gay.ernor-General should in the mattr- of dissolution follow the advice «f 1,4 responsible ministers and should nothing to seriously embarrass Yer but if he could prevail upon them take the people into their conticen.| or at least to stop harassing th.with unauthoritative announcem.:.such as that made by a minister .* the crown, Mr.Ives, he would no + departing from the strictest tutional course, and would be sere the interests of the people, business is suffering from the pense the government's failure t+.: Cor wl them into its confidence on this premely important qu£stion caused._ ee MR.FOSTER'S TRIALS.The withdrawal of Mr.Foster, Le finance minister, from King's coun: New Brunswick, however ominous from a party point of view, is far from discreditable to him.It appear: that Mr.Foster is too great a m°m \u2018for King's; that what King's want: ' not a national statesman but u lu huckster.\u2018King's county,\u201d sav.+ St.John \u2018Globe,\u2019 \u2018felt that it is © Lr- \u2018ren honor to be represented \u2018 , minister of finance who, in de: .g with the large concerns of Ca: 4, neglects the smaller ones in w .\u201cthe county itself is interested\u201d | \u2018Globe,\u2019 which is a Liberal newspa;.| and an opponent of Mi.Faster evidently far more scorn for Kings county Conservatives and | did motives than antagonism fer M i Foster.It seems that even th.+ 1 \u2018eminent ministers, those whos +: | time has to be given to th\u201d aim: = | tration of public affairs of tir 7 - partments.cannot count upon (oe 0 - port of their constituencies mn: | they manage to secure gover: .\u2018favors for them in the way of i te \u2018 + \u20ac i i \u2018 their - works and appointments 1» off.?their local politicians.Toe 0 2 says: \u2018Dismissal of som- off \u201cfailure to appoint satisfactury - \u2018general inattention to requests 17 \u2018neglect of friends, and, pv \u2018above all, a desire on the ja \u2018some petty politicians and \u2018pullers to \u2018ring\u2019 things ger- \u2018have all conduced to Mr.\u2018 fall, and to put in his place ! - .\u201c opponent.The minister w \u2018on the spot constantly to x the intrigues against him or \u2018the work of the plotters.\u2019 A: | discouraging picture of low aud | did party motives and maver.i could hardly, perhaps.be draw | Foster has been ejected from K \u2018 3 ' his faults or of the corruption, administration and bad policy 0: party.King's was his native es\" and it appears that Liberals as =.as Conservatives supported him that account, and because he wa- had been.a Prohibitionist, and er and beneficial results were hoped ?but King's, d'sappoinied, disgnus\"- ejects him because, though \u2018pers \u2018ally he has been successful, \u2018county has been little benefit and it is getting public works your county at the expense of country generally that makes a rey sentative solid in his county, great and long services to his con try.Mr.Foster has been overtak by a Nemesis which lis own gover ment has aroused.They have tau.the constituencies to look to the © ernment for bribes and favors i: turn for support.and King's, hn supported the finance minister, = - posed that it ought to ger an ex: share of the bribes, and it kicks 1! cause it thinks it has not got enouc Mr.Pugsiey.a local candidate, v De the Conservative nominee agai Doctor Domyville, a former Conse tive, who runs as an independent I.eral.By holding tae convention the same day and at the same 2 as the Prohibitionists of Kinz\u2019 Conservatives thought to capt, Prohibitionist nomination f- Pugslev, but were not altesether -.cessful, as a move in favor of le\u201d McLeod, the Prohibitionist sioner, was made, and wus suffi : to defeat Mr.Pugslev's candiner: Mr.Foster goes to York county.wi.he will have the suppor: of Mr.gon, the prominent manufacturer .lumberman.who has hitherto rather liberal in his leanings, ba support Mr.Foster.Yerk is aio county than King's, and ther calls for more campaign work fits candidates, so that Mr.Fe=:- \"> abandoning King's on the score o! ::3 Co 4 A ao és PA eal oe ul MM = 08 MM Y od ™ MAU rv AI = A A\u201d hd on \u2014 a on ~\u2014 S PT a RS OA RE SaTurpAT, FEBRUARY 23, 1895.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.5.ppm TS = TT ' vane impossible, owing to his health, small shops, factories and industries, Canvass tre county, seems curious and support themselves, though their for the explanation that Mr.Gib- wages are small.They have left assistance renders canvassing the families to which they belong in Lt unnecessary.| order to gain the freedom and inde- Cr ! pendence which home ties do not admit.By rooming with a mate, if necessary, the rent of the room in such t caravanseries is small ; meals can .be obtained by these women for from next to nothing at the half charitable : eating houses, up in price to whatever they feel able to spare on food ; clothing can be bought, or even hired when it is a matter of finery for the evening, at the slop shops and secondhand stores at very low prices.Ta na 1 2 = THE GREAT DRIFT.Ta the watchers of the main ten- cencies and movements of humanity .ing the closing vears of the nine- J rentnry the drift of all civili- \u201csn foward collectivism seems to _ I.far the most significant of all, in.tso} to be both caused by anc «oa of and to include all other © pavements: the arts, sciences, \u201c2 qn philosophies seem drawn, = ~~ willingly or , pnrrent, and the efforts and \u2018a 4 ol thinkers and workers of \u201ceanchez où thinking and work- A woman having cut all home and family ties and cast off all duties, living ily ties and cast off all duties, living thus, has all the time she is not em- - ployed and all her earnings for her unwillingly, + whether cocsciousiy or uncon- mets ue} Fe er against col- OWN USE.She spends her Sundays Yorutaint awn only to increase the and evenings as she pleases, mostly due dé ane 40 TE drift is of the at the cheap concert, dance and enter- .ce lest incorest ant of the utmost tainment halls, and so on, provided pa.partly at the cost of philanthropic so- smyrortance beranse it is NO artificial \"°°° LoipaufTi à general movement ag Cieties, or the more harmful resorts 71 à 1119 Whose impelling forces - of nature itself, so wide - und powerful are they.It - \u20185 notice that even the moat istic among Us are as anx- people.Her life is given up even mere completely than that of her aristocratic sisters to the selfish pursuit of pleasure.She is utterly im- hers to get any little raft provident, spends as she goes, know- they may be piloting into ing that if she is sick she will be sent \u201c+ oï the general tide.That to the hospital and cared for at no - hope for it Whether we cost to herself.She becomes per- 4: + to promote religion, tem- fectly indifferent to her relatives, and miucation, morality, econ- finds her friends only among those -?the influences of collectivism.Distress and sickness and sorrow and death, ves, and marriage and birth and other joys, draw the poor together, and keep alive in them a warmer and more practical enthusiasm for hu- .manity than that which obtains among the very wealthy, who are too much relieved of the personal burdens which human beings should bear for one another.But the new, independent women of the poorer working class of Londcn, in throwing off all family ties and escaping from all home duties and cares, sacrifices without knowing it, or caring perhaps, the deeper joys as well as sorrows and the most precicus things in lif>.Thess who work among this class of women - .- a hurry, extraordinary and disquieting -menon is manifesting itself in ni, where collectivism is in a ~dvanced stage by far than it has -l anywhere else.Among the -i benefits achieved for human- Christianity has always been i he tenderness and care for the \u201ceh it has developed so mark- The hospital systems started -\u2018anitr have been developed \u201calitarianism under the guid- : scenca, and to-day are not in- := ci the Christian churches, .municipal and national *\u20191e3, and are collectivist.Not helpless, the poor and the NOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS.HOW THE COUNTRY MARKS THE MAN\u2014THE HURRYING AMFRICAN.(Dr.J.Warren Achorn in the Boston \u2018Medical and Surgical Journal.\u2019) The American is recognizable from ,whatever part of our country he may \u2018have come, not only because he is im- \u2018bued with the American spirit, which ¢rops out and betrays him, but also from \u2018his American physique\u2014the elongated \u201chead, the fine and transparent skin, the quick glancing eye, the mobility and fiexi- bility of body, the changing features, the genuine laugh, the nervousness of his movenrents.But if the four present types of Americans from the north, south, cast and west are brought together, their likenesses are not so apparent.There yet remain differences due to climatic influences and \u2018the topography of that particular section of country from which he came, environments that declare for him what manner of man he is.Never could I persuade the old darkey woman of the South, the \u2018auntie\u2019 whom everybody knows, that I was a Southerner.\u2018Ah, boss,\u2019 she used to say, \u2018you's come a long way north of byer.The Yankee is recognizable everywhere; there's no mistaking him.The figure of Uncle Sam is the traditional Yankee.Here in New England the people grow tall and lank, and their temperament becomes vital and nervous.1 believe the New England people are becoming nervous and dyspeptic, although born in a rugged, picturesque country that is reputed to and should produce a rugged, characteristic race.They eat little and hurriedly; they sleep little; they have a burned-out look that bespeaks nervous strain and malnutrition.They worry and they tremble.The women lose their rotundity, and the mon strive; and both grow thin.The Southerner comes among us from the land of flowers and ease, and with the grace of one accustomed to repose and leisure; but before the Indian summer is over and the birds are flown, the feeling that he must hurry begins to pos- suss him, and by the ides of March he is on the run with the rest.The foreigner comes to us from the rational-living, slow-going countries ot the Old World.At first he is astonished to see us get up from the table and leave him to take his dessert alone.He preaches moderation, but the wild race of the people and the climate will not let him have it.| And the German of to-day, whose grandfathers landed \u2018here 200 years ago.is no longer a German in appearance, the country has trade-marked him.In spite of the lymphatic, phlegmatic temperament of hie ancestors, who were thiok-set, broad-shouidered, beer-loving and sausage-eating, he has the refinement of figure and the vital temperament of the Yankee.\u2018He is the European,\u2019 as somebody has said, \u2018with a drop of nervous fluid added.\u2019 Mr.Gladstone's longevity may be due in part to this act of his life, that he never cuts a string from a bundle, but takes time to untie the knot?What are we born and living for?Is fit to hurry?For money?For dyspepsia?Tor a pain in the side (the virtués of which we recite every morning at table?) For the bubble of a reputation?Or is it rather for happiness and usefulness, so that some one at least may say of us when we are gone that .he has been happler and better because we have lived?_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 POPE LEO AS A MOUNTAIN CLIMBER (From the \u2018 Westminster Gazette.) It is not generally known, we imagine that the present Pope was at one period of his life a passionate mountain climber.In Pietra-Stornina, on the walls of the old ruined robber castle of the Princes + STL LA ee of Storno, there is a memorial tablet In- | ADJOURNED C.P.R.MEETING.scribed © To the Tourist, Giacchino Pec- ci,\u201d who is now Leo.XIII.It stands at the semmit of the crag, over eight hundred feet above the sea level, where the princely brigands erected their proud fort.The only possible way of ascending to this dizzy height is by a long untrodden secret path, now overgrown with thorn bushes, against which all tourists are warned as dangerous, and entreated not to attempt.In the year 1844 the then Apostolic Legate Pecci was walting in Pietra-Stornina to meet Cardinal Busal.At the sight of the apparently inaccessible ruins of the castle, he observed to the parish priest.Nicolo Campobasso, that he should like, above everything, \u2018to climb up and have a look at the old robbers\u2019 den.\u2019 impossible,\u201d sald Father Anxiety was expressed on the street today, as to tha outcome of the meeting of the directors cf the C.P.R.This was adjourned yesterday afternoon till twelve o'clock to-day, after a long discussion of the position of the affaira of the company.tors as \u2018toa dividend.Mr.Drinkwater, noon.pe NOTES AND NOTICES.Campobasso.memory of the oldest native of the Commune.\u2019 \u201cThen up I go,\u2019 replied the future Pope.All attempts to dissuade him brated instruments.from the breakneck experiment proved vain.\u2018Well, if you will go,\u2019 said the priest, \u2018 you cannot climb up in your long cassock.\u2019 \u201cNo, said Pecci, \u2018lend me some other dress.\u201d Then, turning to his muleboy, Pecci said: \u2018 Here, my lad, lend me your clothes, and I will give you Auction Sales twenty paoli.\u2019 So the man who was M.Hicks & Co.by strictly first-class tuners.Nord- heimer's, 213 St.James street.afterward to climb to the throne which millions of the race regard as the very highest on earth, dressed himself in the |.rough waistcoat and breeches of the muleteer and began his climb, to the no small terror of his host.Half an hour \u2014_ A NOTE OF WARNING.RESPECTING THE FLOATING OF THE NEW UNITED KE, VERY LARGE V6 > & VO 2 Mirrors, Carpets, dG'assware, dc.China, STATES LOAN.London, Feb.22.\u2014The \u2018Times\u2019 will say to-morrow: \u2018The United States loan has ; sidence, removed for convenien~e of sale.been almost too great a success, tor MI The subscribers will sell et their rooms, may encourage Americans to think thal| Nos.1521 and 1823 Notre Dame street, there was not, after all, any need of .- + ; ; .alarm for the position of the Treasury THURSDAY AFTERNOON.February 28.three weeks ago, and there is mo necessity The Furniture and Effects as follows: \u2014 to reform the currency.The success of the loan ought not to blind any'one to! Room Set, Fancy Chairs.Parlor Sets, liasy the fact that the loan was a necessary ex- Chairs, Rockers, Rattan (hairs, Sideboards, pedient to gain time to carry out reforms, Dining Table, Leather Dining Chairs, Brus- and was not the reform itself.It is no sels Carpets, Oilcloth, Lace Curtains, Bel- permanent remedy for the malady from room Sets, Handsome Carved Walnut Bed- We hone room Sets, cost $225; Halr Ma tresses, Spring which the Treasury suilers.that the few months\u2019 security now assured will be used by the executive and Beds, Bcok-Cases and Shelves, Fancy Ta- tal and Brass Gasaliens, and Hall Lamrs, Congress to place the currency System, agirrors, Antique Mzhogany Book-Case and of the United States on a sound basis.! Bureau: China, Glassware, Cutlery, Splen- For this purpose the withdrawals of a did \u2018Burns\u2019 Steel Cooking Range, Kitchen large part, if not the whole, of the out-| Utensils, ete, etc.standing greenbacks, is an essential preliminary.\u2019 private residence.SALE AT 2.30 O'CLOCK.M.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.oan alent A LARGE DIAMOND.London.Feb.23.\u2014The \u2018 Pall Mall Gazette ' says the Pope bas received {rom C.P.R.stock has gone up somewhat in view of this meeting and the possible declaration of the direc- the secretary, stated this morning that nothing would be known till after the meeting, which would be late this after- Fraternity Hall, Point St.Charles.\u2014A \u2018That is quite beautiful Evans Bros.\u2019 piano.in blistered - walnut, has just been purchased for the \u201cNobody has ever been up there in the above named building.P.E.Layton & Bro., 2387 St.Catherine street, corner of Peel, are the sole agents for these cele- Pianos tuned by yearly contract or single tuning at reasonable rates, and SALE ip © scene Second-hand Furni- tn] ture, Upright Plano.Crystal TT and Brass Gasaliers, Mantel es The Entire Contents of double private re- Splendid Upright Bosion Piano, Drawing bles, Desks, Lounges, Parlor Lamps, Crys- *The contents of a first-class furnished the President of the Transvaal Republic 1895.a diamond weighing 971 karats.The stone was found by an African chief and is the largest known.It is of a blueish-white cast and practically perfect.its only blemish being a tiny spot which is invisible to the naked eye.SPRING, YATE RESIDENCES.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL SYMPHONY.Contents of Coach Houses, Stables, &c.The eighth matinee concert of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra was given ' .y \u2018 i buziness.in the Windsor Hall yesterday afternoon.\u2019 sing.né adicious rendered.{ \u2018Reve apres le bal,\u2019 \u2018Schumann's Sym- their sale.suite in B minor,\u2019 and Ballet de Coap- \u2018 op date.Lebel, who proved himself a sweet and already booked.pultured singer, and Mr.Achille Lejeune whose violin playing was lcudly applauded.on.M.FHICKS & CO.° Quescn's Auctioneers, > .1821 and 1823 Notre Dame street.26 ROBED THE FARE BOXES.AUCTION SALES OF IHOTSE= HOLD FURNITURE AT PRI- The subscribers will give, as usual, thelr personal attention, assisted by an experl- \"enced staff, to this important branch of With careful ad- management and our The attendance was only fair but the pro- ' many years of experience in this line, we gramme was a gocd one and was well: have no Lesitation in guaranteeing the ion ere: est results to ose entrusting us wit Some of the selections were: b Early intimation is requested ; , : y e who Intend to favor us wi: phony in B flat,\u2019 selections from the Bach , from those ceton in order to secure choice Our lists for March and April are pelia.\u2019 The soloists were Mr.Edouard now open and several important sales are Valuations made.Charges moderate and prompt returns can be relied The police court this morning was crowded by street rallway employees.Edward Elliott, clerk in the car sheds on St.Denis street, pleaded guilty to robbing the fare boxes of the company.Charles King, conducter, residing on Laval avenue, pleaded guilty to \u2018watching outside the decor.\u201d The case was in progress on going to press- It is anticipated that sensational developments cf the case will be brought out.\u2014_\u2014_- > OLDEST IN CANADA.ADVERTISEMENTS.INCANDESCENT LAMPS.From !; c.p- to 600 cp.Largest Stock in Canada.16 c.p.LAMPS, 25c.lumps.JOHN FORMAN, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, Fredericton, N.B., is Canada's oldest reg-; ular.\u2019 He has seen forty-one years of service for Britain, twenty-five years cf No ontrear yesterday.Canada.He was 650 CRAIC ST., Montreal \u2014 \u2014\u2014 creme Strength is what JOHNSTONS FLUID BEEF imparts.J and gives soundness to the I Constitution.CETTE ET ALL STAPLE VOLTAGES, BASES, COLORES Use high efficiency Lamps and save in Meter bills Sergeant-Major Thomas McKenzie, of - or increase ligat obtained from samc number of OF SHERBROOKE, WORSTED SPINNERS \u2014\u2014 MAKERS OF \u2014 QUEEN'S OWN FINGERING, Which is Unsurpassed by the Best Imported Yarn.MONTREAL: 409 Board of Trade Building.0 Tae TT Keenan ol TT Fo === ez or ew es « > ~F > di eus D ASE RES ET FT RAT HR dot A BASED Cty ace Pot de EE PE an cami T0 reatatin Nr - Bing trent Win =\u201c.Te pg bi ELD a ET 6 mem er Pt THE POLITICAL WORLD.MORE NOMINATIONS.Coboconk, Ont., Feb.22.\u2014The adjonrn- ed Liberal nomination convention was held here to-dey.Owing to a very heavy snowstorm last night, which blocked up the roads, was thought it would be impossible for the delegates to attend, but about noon thev began to arrive and by one o'clock there were about a hundred present.The meeting was convened in the Cddfellows\u2019 hall, Mr.James Dickson, who has held the position cf president of the association for some fifteen years, occupying the chair.Mr.R.J.McLaughlin, of Lindsay, aud the presi-i dent, Mr.Dickson, were nominated, but | où a vote being taken it was found that! Mr.MoLaughlin was the almost unanimous choice of the convention.Winnipeg, Feb.22.\u2014Mr.J.K.Meclnnis, ed'tor of the Regina ' Standard,\u201d has been nominated Patron candidate for Assini- bwa.and will oppose Mr.Nicholas Flood Davin.Mr.Charles Spiers, of Brandon, has been chosen Liberal candidate for Pran- don.the Hon.Mr.Daly's constituency.Aurora, On: Feb.22\u2014The Conservatives of North York held a convention here this afternoon for the purpose of selecting a candidate Lo contest this riding in the coming election, and chose Dr.Strange, of Toronto, as their standard- bearer.Mit.M'CARIHY AND THE MANITOBA SCHOOLS.Toronto, Feb.22 \u2014In his address at Pecerbory yesterday, Mr.Dalton MeCar- thy, speaking of the school issue said: | All the recent decision of the Privy Council meant was thi: the government had power to crusider the question and to | grant a remedial order.The courts had Lot decided, and had no power to decide.whether the government ought to do = or not.If the government interfered with the schoo! system of Manitoba they | were az responsible for that act as for every otiier act to parliament and to the people.Tha government =ald the question was not a political ane.and that it should be decided according to law.If it were onco admittel that a cabinet council composed of partisans coull sit ax a eourt and give decision according their interpretation of law it wonll do away with the system of responsibie government ur.der which we have the happiness 10 live.If the cabinet, sitting as the adrvisers of the Gnvernar-General- in-Council, constituted a court of law, their decision vas a matter of thelr con- and they could not be censured for it.Mr.Laurier, on the other hand.said the question was one of fact, of difiouit fact.as to whether the schools were Protestant or merely hublie schools.ti» has take a long time to discover w srience hich they were, and it might be weli for him to look up the decision of 1892, fa whieh the courts held that the schools were in reality public and not Protestant vds, Ta the leaders ef Doth narties le oi desired to say they could nol sink the « iticirn in the judge.All the facts we known, and the law was known.aga What tie government must determine, on its respons.Oility as a government, was! whether It should advise the Governor General Uy pass al order-in-touncil re-es- tahlishing the system of separaie sehrole abpolishel in Manitoba after nineteen voeors' experience.If the order went, Mauitsba was non bound to chey 1°, and hz ventured to say without a great pro- phetle Might tha: Manitoba wonld not vbey it.(Loud applause.) The government would pass this remedial order, and biere: by the whole strength of the \u2018harrh in Quebec would appeal ty the » vote, Was that the game ?tAp- vla se.) Had the government been broight to bonk on the promise of 1x01 © grant r>nedial legislation?\u201d That ap- darertily wax rhe programme.an® the: two great partie: were in agreement on the issur.He asxed the electors of Peter- Lavo, remembering that the matter would again come back to Ottawa and that a new parliament woull be asked to pass a oseparate schoo! law for Manitoba in de- f.ult o! action by Manitobu to send to the House men who would leave ta Maui- toba the rizh' to deal with her own edu- catinnal affairs.For the people of On- tar: to sav that, while they did not want seaçols here, they proposed to ( t separate ere thew en Manitoba, was to prosti- viré their rihts us free men and do a oo: wrong tb luat lizti> province.Che ers) A ROMAN CATHOLIC OPINION, FT rera Foh 22,\u2014Tnhe Catholic Regis.tor\u2019 says there should b- na hesitution in d=allowing the Man:toba fe Scholls ac: of 1x4, adding: \"We have been all along contending that the act of the Manitoba - Losislature abolishing the separate school mooamotintteal to a Viciation of tlie DISDLET cutered into by the people of the! erritories with the Imperfal and Domir-! This is the declaration ; the Privy Council.That vero adimicted, the terms of the constitu- must de carried inno effect or all security, wll confidence in the law vanishes.Tae: sulfation cannot he disrerarted simply! Lecaiiss it may be offensive to the ultra- | Protostonis of this or of any other pro- | vince\u201d sy T à govarnirents, wonrtde hy wae of pretaotion cf che (To the Editor of the \u2018Witness.\u2019) Sir,-\u2014I notice a letter in the \u2018Witness\u2019 on the Manitoba school question signed: by a so-called Protestant.The burden of.it is the Roman Catholic conscience and\u2019 religious teaching, with strictures on\u2019 American schools.The religious conscience of Roman Catholics is susceptible more to policy than principle, and it is alike In all lands.Years ago in Glasgow, two priests and one Unitarian were returned as members of the Schoo! Board, The Rev.Dr.Buchanan was asked to open tae meeting with prayer.The three protested.\u2018On what ground\u201d asked Dr.luvkanan.\u2018Conscience.\u2019 \u2018Have the other inembers no censcience?and the three were told to take their conscience to the outside, If they would not join in praver.There is no use blinking the fact thar this cry OI ruligien is but a policy to grasp | power in this land.The report of the: commission appointed by the Ontario.Government a few years ago to investi- | gate separate school doings, told plainly what religlous teaching in these schools | was, They also told how the histories used were subversive of British institutions.That report revealed a system discredit-, able to the government.The apologist for the Roman Catholic religious instruction appears to see in American schools a reason for American immorality.Is it; not a fact that Tammany rule was Roman Catholic rule in New York?Is it not also a fact that in those cities in which gross evils in politics prevail, that the control of municipal affairs is in the hands of Roman Catholics?Is the boodling brood in Montreal Protestant?Are the corruptionists you so scathingly scorch Protestants?Are they not rather those whose consciences belong not to the individual but to that system of which Coleridge said, \u2018When [ contemplate the whole system of Romanism as it affects the great principles of morality.I can with difficulty avoid applying to it the Rabbi's fable of Cain\u2014that \u2018the firm earth trembled wherever he trod, and the grags turned black beueath his feet.\" May this Manitoba school question result in the doom of separate schools in Ontario, it not in the Dominion, so that one of; the streams which pollute our politics may: be dried up.and a temptation to make.good men like Sir Oliver Mowat, not so! good as they would like to be, be taken away.A LIFE-LLONG LIBERAL.Wentworth county, Ont, fl _\u2014__\u2014 SAVE THE PARK FOR THE CHILDREN.(To the Editor of the \u2018Witness.\") Sir \u2014May I suggest that a woman\u2019s petition list be opened at your office against the Mountain Railway.Children able to sign, (male or female) being eligible, and mothers for children who are not able to write.I think you would soon have a roll of signatures that in the future might be a valuable possession, and if in getting them you helped to keep for women and children the quiet and beauty of the mountain park, you would be valued as a benefactor not only to them but also to DAME NATURE.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 HE SPARED NOT THE ROD.Middletown.Conn., Feb.22.\u2014Buperin- tendent Ferguson yesterday whipped all the boys except one, about twenty altogether, of the class of \u201995 of the High School fer throwing marbles in the chemistry room.The pupil who was exempted from the whipping is a «om of a member of the Board of Education, and he was sent home to enquire whether he should be expelled or whipped.but did not return.The parents will bring the matter to the attention of the full board.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE ACCIDENT AT LACADIE.Two men are dead as the result of the re~ently reported accident at Lacadie, an) a third is reported dying.The men were on a steam snowplough which dash- 21 over an embankment near the La- cadie station.\u2014\u2014\u2014p FRANCE AXD ENGLAND.LORD DUFFERIN SAYS THEY ARE GOOD FRIENDS.Paris, Feb.22.\u2014The Marquis of Dui- ferin, British ambassador to France, male the principal speech at the annual banquet of the British Chamber of Commerce this evening.He said that despite certain current circumstances, from which it might be inferred that France and England were taking antagonistic courses in politics, there had never been à time since his arrival in Paris when the relations of the two countries were inore friendly and more obviously cone{Matory on both sides.He cited as an illustration the recent convention as to Sierra Leone, which, he remarked, showed clearly a reciprocal desire to discuss international questions in a just and generous spirit.The convention should be regarded, he thought, as a most favorable omen of the settiement of other stubborn questions, which were awaiting international treatment in Africa.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO TFIGIIT RITUALISM.Halifax, N.S.Feb.22.\u2014The Protestant Churchman's Union met to-night.Judge Ritchie was elected president.The object of the union is to combat the ritualistic party in the Church of Engiand.Stirring speecnes were made by the Rev.Dyson Hague and others.Mr.Hague denounced the conduct of Archbishop Lewis, of Ontario, who refuses to ordain gradu- aras of Wycliffe College, the Evangelical Theclogical Seminary in Toronto.2 2 mm MANITOPA LEGISLATURE.Winnipeg, Feb.22.\u2014Mr.Greenway has submitted a bill to the Manitoba Legislature which will cut off all supplies to the government house at Winnipeg.It is not the intention to pass the bill at this session, but the speakers on the gov- c ernment side said that the supplies would certainly be cut off when the ineumbency of the present governor expires.Mr.Greenway is still so seriously ill that it is certain that Le will not be able to appear in the House at this session of the legislature, HEETIVGS AND SOCIETIES.MAX O'RELL AND THE FAIR SEX.Speaxing of Max, O'Rell's comedy lecture \u2018Her Royal Highness, Woman,\u2019 recently delivered in Rochester, city says:i\u2014 \u2018The greas an exchange of tha: auditorium was filled to the deers.more than half of those present being of the sex which furnished at once the sub- Jeet and ihe inspiration of the lecture, and there were none within the building who look so keen a delight in the shrewd touches of satire with which the speuker seasoned his appreciative words as did these samu women.It must be confessed that tae men did not come out of tha crucible of Mr.O'Rell's analysis quite so well as did the women, and it was odd.perhaps typical- Iv American, that the applause that followed a sally directed at the men, was masculine.and that it was the women who seemed mos: keenly delighted when any of their little foibles were touched upon.\u2019 Max O'Rell opens at Wtndsor Hall.on March 11, the plan for the sale of reserved seats will be open at Sheppard's on March 1.TEVMPLARS OF TEMPEHANCE.Star of lZast Temple of Templars of Temperance held their second annual drive on Wednesday night.The sleighs left thoir hall a: eigh: o'clork, and proceeded around the mountain, returning to the hall about 11, where a good supper was in waiting.After supper a pleasant hour was spent in THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.songs, games, etc., and the singing of the Naticnal Anthem brought to'a close a night well spent.BUTTERFLIES AND PLANTS.The regular monthly meeting of the Natural History Soclety will be held on Monday next, Feb.25, at which H.H.Lyman, Esq., \"M.A., will treat of the various forms assumed by butterflies; while the Rev.Mr.Campbell will contribute remarks on the plants of the Island of Montreal.Mr.Lyman is well known as one of the foremost entymologists of Canada, and Dr.Campbell has contributed not a little to advance our knowledge of the plant life of our own island.The society invites its friends and the public to this, and all its regular lectures, as well as to the Somerville course 6?free popular lectures.TEMPERANCE WOMEN AT THE \u2018 POINT.\u201d To-morrow morning at 11 o\u2019clock, in the Congregational Church, Congregation street, Polnt St.Charles, a special temperance sermon will be preached by the Rev.George Stafford, grand chaplain of Royal Templars of Temperance.Members of the order are especially invited to attend in regalia.This service Is in connection with the annual meeting of the Grand Council of the Quebec R.T.of T., which opens in Unity Hall, Wellington street, on Tuesday next, at 8.30 a.m.BPECIAL PRAISE BERVICK.There will be a praise service at the American Presbyterian Church to-morrow (Sunday) evening.In addition to the usual order of service, several special anthems, etc., will be included, as is usual at these services.Congregational hymns also will be used.SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION CONCERT.As was anticipated, the concert given last evening, under the auspices of the School of Elocution, was a decided success.Miss Ella Walker and Mr.Charles Kelly were the vocalists, and their songs were very ably rendered.Mrs.Belle Rose Emslie and Miss Lottie Simpkin were the elocutionists, and delighted the audience with their selections.Mr.Lanctot,who recited with Mrs.Eunslie \u2018A Happy Pair.\u2019 proved himself an apt pupil Herr Carl Walther, as usual, gave his vio- in selections In a finished manner, and graciously responded to a recall.Miss Cartier was the accompanist, and most ably executed her part.RIVERSIDE SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.The second series of lectures in connection with the Riverside School, Point St.Charles, took place last night, in the assembly hall of the school.There was a large audience present.\u2018A Trip Around the Mediterranean Sea,\u2019 was the title of the lecture, which was delivered by the Rev.G.Abbott Smith.The lecturer gave a graphic account of the very many interesting features of this charming trip.Recitations and vocal music were rendered in a pleasing manner by some of the little tots.The chair was taken by Mr.Arthy, superintendent of the schools.In view of the coming session of the Grand Council of the Province of Quebec Royal Templars of Temperance, to he held on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, special temperance sermons will be preached in all of the Protestant churches, Point St, Charles, to-morrow (Sunday).Professor Alexander entertained the large audience in Unity Hall immensely last night.The lectures will be continued in the same hall every night next week.The Jubilee Singers will sing at the morning service to-morrow in the West End Methodist Church.The service of song entitled, \u2018Sin in the Soul,\u201d {llustrated hy eight large views, was given in the Salvation Army quarters at Point St.Charles last night.The service was in charge of Captain Pearce, of Nova Scotia.There was a good attendance.of.Army sympathizers.Mr.Quincey will address the gospel temperance meeting in the lecture room of the East End Mathodist Church to-morrow afternoon.Mr, J.F.Thompson will preside.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES.Fraternity Hall, Point St.Charles.\u2014A beautiful Evans Bros.\u2019 piano in blistered walnut has just been purchased for the above named building.P.E.Layton & Bro., 2387 St.Catherine street, cor.of Peel, are the sole agents for these celebrated instruments.23 $150 in payments of $10 cash and $5 monthly will buy a Haines Bros.\u201d plano, at Nordheimer\u2019s, 213 St.James street.Property.OR SALE, LARGE FRAME RESIDENCE IN IROQUOIS.Property of the Late W.M.Doran.Beautifully situated in main street, with full river view.Furnished throughout with the latest Improvements, and finished In polished maple.Good outbuildings.A large plot of sward extends from the roadway to the river, on which is a good boat-house.The dwelling has recently been repainted, and the rooms redecorated.A most desirable sumer residence.Apply to T.3.EDWARDS, Iroquois, or R.A.MuLEL- LAND, Breckville.19 HOME FOR £3,600 4 IN WESTMOUNT, (Cote St.Antoine.) In Belmont Place, Westmount (Cote St Antoine), close to the electric railway, St.Catherine street.For Sale, one or mora of a terrace of Handsome Pressed Brick houses on stone foundations, at the above price on easy and ltberal terms of payment.This is a good chance for any family of moderate neans acquiring a home.The houses have Leen built under the personal supervision of the owner by day work, and the work and material are Al in every particular, They are fitted with \u2018Daisy\u2019 Furnaces, Stationary Wash Tubs, Gas, and most modern improvements.The situation is a healthy and improving one, and the property is certain to advance quickly and continually In value.The proximity of the Street Railway is a great convenience.For terms.etr.apply to D.W.ROSS, 514 Board of Trade Building.H Jor SALE STONE RESIDENCE, 151 UNIVERSITY ST Four Choice Buiiding Lots on Milton street, near University, Three Lots on north side of St.Catherine street.Cheap to prompt buyer.The corner of 8t.Maurice and Inspector street, Chaboillez square, or owner would exchange.The corner of Fairmont and Park avenues, I have also for sale or to exchange several choice lots and houses in the city, Cote St.Antoine, the Montreal Annex, and other localities.JAS.M.MITCHELL, 68 St.Francois Xavier street V TESTMOUNT.For Sale or to Let, in|Belmont Place, New Self-contained Pressed Brick Houses, containing seven rooms each, with bay windows, concrete basements, hot water furpaces and all modern improvements.First-class investment.HUGH BECKHAM, Real Estate Agent, Room 40, Temple Building, 1%5 St.James street.22 Property.JARMS FOR SALE By P.E.BROWN, Real Estate Agent, 17 PLACE D'ARMES HILL.I have Farms For Sale everywhere, and at all prices, but note the following Special Bargains :\u2014 300 acres, rich soil, at River Beaudette.It has half mile frontage on Lake St.Francis; it is highly cultivated; it ships milk dally to Montreal in one hour's time; it is ree from bad weeds; is well fenced; well rained.and, in fact, it is an 1deal farm.and all that a well-to-do farmer could desire.Pricer $12,000.May exchange for city tenement property if good and cheap.400 acres at Richmond, F.Q., adjoining the town, and facing the St.Francis river.The homestead house is a large brick dwelling of 16 rooms, in first-class onder.The farm house and outbuildings are good.Best of schools and society.Price $10,000; one- quarter cash; balance at five percent.165 acres at West Brome, 70 miles south of Montreal; a most choice farm, complete with stock, for $5,000.500 acres at Dundee, Huntingdon.soil and good bulldings.Price $3,000.Extra Choice and Cheap Farm at Knowl- ton; well built.Price $5,000.240 acres on Lake Magog, one-third cleared; balance, valuable timber and sugar bush; good buildings.Price $3,000.120 acres at Windsor Mills.Price $1,100.H00 acres at Port Anthur; $2.50 and $3.00 Good per acre.Buy here and grow up with the place.300 acres at Milford, Nova Scotia, for $2,100.300 acres on the Oromocto River, 45 miles from St.Johns, N.B.Excellent buildings, good soil, splendid fishing; milk shipped to the city dally.This is the best and cheapest farm in New Brunswick.Price $5,000.200 acres at Dewis, on Intercolonial Rall- way, and forty miles from Halifax.This is a dairy farm; soil is rich; free from stones; is crossed by small river, and brosk filled with fish.Price $2,600.320 acres at Binscarth, Manitoba.best farm in the vicinity.Price $3,200.480 acres at Fairmede, Assinaboia, N.W.T., near Moosominm Station of C.P.R., close to agricultural hall, school and church.Price $2,600.320 acres at Mission City, British Columbia; only two miles from Mission City, on C.P.R.; a most thriving town.This offers a rare chance for an gctive man with a little means.The land is good, the timber valuæble, navigation at the door, with rich prospects for gold and silver mines.Price $30 per acre en bloc: or would sell half at an advance.Here is your chance.Rich finds of gold close by last week.I can offer you a splendid tobacco farm in Virginia, and wheat and corn farms in Dakota and Nebraska; also a lovely orange grove in Florida; also two extensive ranches out West, - Write for Catalogue.Address, P.F.BROWN, Real Itstate Agent, 17 Place d'Armes Hill.mea 23 & J OUSES FOR SALE The By P: E BROWN, Real Estate Agent, 17 Place d'Armes Hill.22,000\u2014Cut Stone Residence, with greenhouse, on Dorchester street, near Dominion square.$20,000\u2014Large Stone House, grounds on Sherbrooke street.$11,500\u2014Choice Residence on Park avenue.$5,000\u2014Extra Neat, Snug Cottage, on Dor- chester west.Don't miss it.$2,800\u2014Very Comfortable Cottage, nine rooms, no basements, semi-detached, on St.Hypolita street, little above Sherbrooke street.$2,350\u2014Nine Room Cottage, St.Christophe street.$2,200\u2014Neat Cottage, with stable, on Drolet street, $1,100 each\u2014Two Nice Brick Cottages, facing river, near Grand Trunk office.Just the thing for two brothers or friends.Only a trifle cash.Dalance, $100 a year, at six percent.For details apply to P.E.BROWN, Real Esiate Agent, 17 Place d Armes Hill.23 and shaded PBUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, Per Foot.Dorchester street west .$1.25 Notre Dame street, Ste.Cunegonde.1.25 Notre Dame street, St.Henri .95 Notre Dame street, near Mountain.2.23 St.Denis street, above Rachel ,.ve .70 St.Urbain street, near Rachel .\u2026.20 Mountain street, near Osborne .1.30 Bourgeois street .u.eee 40 Knox street .0001020 01 canne e oe 25 Sherbrooke street, near St.Denis .1.10 St.Etienne street, near Canal! .35 Maisonneuve, near Church .25 Cote St.Luc Road .\u2026.10 Montreal Junction 1000000000 une AR .10 Grand Trunk avenue, Ste.Anne's .10 FOR DETAILS, APPLY TO PF, E.BROWN, Rcal Estate Agent, 17 Place d'Armes Hill.Send for Catalogue of Farms For Sale.Le OR SALE, Sherbrooke st, (914) Handsome Cut Stone Residence in the best part of the street; bay window.stone steps, etc., etc.Splendid value and rare chance to secure a good family house, in this much sought locality.Excellent stables recently built, Terms moderate.Also, paylng property on Sherbrooke, Mansfield, Crescent and other residential streets.A choice building lot on St.Luke, near Guy street.THOS.PORTEOLS, Temple Building.FoR SALE.An Elegant New Stone Residence, 1° rooms and extension, H.W.heat and all modern improvements, on Pine ave., $13,000.Fine Brick Residence, 15 large rooms, Marble Top washstand, Daisy furnaces, ex- -tension and stables, McGill College avenue, 211,300.00, Several Fine Brown Stone Residences in the West End.very desirable: and a long list of houses from $1.600 to $10.07 each HUTCHINS & RAINEY, New York Life Building.23 OUSES FOR SALE, COTE ST.ANTOINE, Victoria ave., $3,500 (double house).Lewis ave.York street, £3,800.Gladstone avenue, 85.000.$3,600 Bt.Catherine, $5,009, £6,300, 27,000 and $10.00).Mackay street, 27,000 Creser Mackay street, 27,000.rescent street, $15,000 Bishup st., $8,500 and $11,750.St.Matthew st., $6,500.University, near St.Catherine, $10,000.Coursol.4,500.Also some desirable building lots in Cote St.Antoine, OHN A.TEES & CoO., Bourd of Trale Building.is stone front, with deep extension.by hot good order.Property.FOR SALE\u2014FARM, STE.ISIDORE, LA- prairie Co.; good hay land; 75 acres, with buildings, on monthly payments.Apply to C.Lefebvre, 151 Lafontaine street, corner Iberville street, Montreal ; and also house for sale, monthly payments.11 FOR SALE, A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE on Metcalfe strea:, in good order: part of purchase price could remain at a low rate of interest.Apply at 9% St.Peter HOUSES FOR SALE.\u2014TWO0 SOLID BRICK Houses, 12-inch work, on stone foundations, cemented cellars, both containing 12 rooms.b and w.c.WINDSOR VILLA, on Victoria avenue, built of pressed brick, Don Valley No.1, and cut stone trimmings with all modern improvements, finished in white wood, oak, bird-cye maple, cherry.birch and ash, natural finish.ABERDEEN VILLA, on York street, built of Peel's best brick, with white brick trimmings, all modern improvements, finished in pine, oak, cherry.and birch \u2018narural finish), grounds to both houses sodded, fenced, and marble walks; any family wanting a first-class house of its Kind, built under the immediate supervision of the proprietor.for solid comfort, will do themselves justice to examine either of the above two houses, when they will be shown or given full particulars of how and : of what material they have been constructed.I can give many references from proprietors of houses already built by me.THOMAS C.BULMER, Cote St, Antoine, (now Westmount.) 23 HOUSES AT WESTMOUNT (Cote St.An- | toine), For Sale; all modern improve- | ments; ball to rent for lodge Caste: | ALFRED G, WALFORD, rine street.LOT FOR SALE, 24x110, ON ter strect, south-west side, just east of Atwater avenue; \u2018mitoyen wall\u2019 on one side; may be used for fair consideration; half cash and balance may remain at 5 percent interest, built property.Apply to E., \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.7 PROPERTY FOR SALE\u2014FIVE HOUSES For Sale, from $1,309 to 33.000; instalment .plan: 8200 cash: water, -eleotric light : drainage.Apply to 162 St.James street.| ARMSTRONG & COOK, proprietors.15 | Ï 2243 St.Cathe- 19 DORCHES- TWO LOTS, FIFTEEN MINUTES BY THE electric cars from post-office, at a low price; rare opportunity for one wishing to make a good turn.Address X., 12, \u2018Wit- - ness\u2019 Office.MOFEY TO LOAN CITY PROPERTY, at Current Rates of Interest.MACINTOSH « HYDE, 157 St.James streets ON JIORTG AGES, \u2019 HOUSE FOR SALE, $7,500.THAT FINE NEW SEMI-DETACHED PRESSED BRICK AND SANDSTONE HOUSE, On Corner nf METCAT FE AVENTE and SHERBROOKE STREET, COTE ST.ANTOINE.Finished throughout in white wood: 9 rooms and fine cellar with concrete Hoor.First class in every way.Examine the House for yourself and you : will be convinced it is a Bargain, ; TERMS TO SUIT.| 4 CHAS.J, BROWN, 4206 St.Catherine st,, Cote St.Antoine, | 18 ! $3,200 WILL BUY A new Semi-detached Solid Bri k | COTTAGE IN COTE ST: ANTOINE, With good verandah and every convenience.Heated by hot water, wired for electric light.; Guaranteed Well Built.Easy Terms, | CHAS.J.BROWN, 4206 St.Catherine st., Cote St.Antoine, 18 i OTEST.ANTOINE (WESTMOUNT.) HOUSES FOR SALE We have several properties for sale in the Lest ! situations, including | Detached Houses, | Terrace Houses, | Cottages.| | | | [ | | Prices, 83,000, $6,500, 57,500 (detachoi).J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.181 ST.JAMES STREET.§110,000 Will Buy A fine corner block of eight exceptionally well-built, cut-stone front houses, with all modern improvements, situated on the best residential streets in the upper west end of the city.This is an excellent opportunity for executors.or trustees, or capitalists, to se.ure a choice permanent investmen*.350,000 can remain at five The percent.houses are all rented to first-class tenants.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., 181 ST, JAMES STREET, \u201c3 Real Estate.WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO OFFER Fur POSITIVE SALE BY AUCTION, That Stone-front House, No.4104 St.Catherine St., @pposite Wood Avenue.The lot 1s 25x110, lane in rear.Th» hus.Heated water.Cement cellar, and all in Sale at our rooms, 151 St.James street Purchase his own * use, 0 I ., .' etalments, can de sv, 2Y +10 TUESDAY, 26th February.at il o'Clock.Louns Lo VU.LEFNLVHIE 5 TERMS\u2014ONE-FOURTH CASH._biréet, corner Pberile, ici J CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, 181 ST.JAMES STREET, i EE Celts, pantries or would exchange for ; FOR SALE DRUMMUND ii.FOR SALE.AT LOT FOR SALE UN suliliss Westmount, 22 per fool x anve at four jaraeut.A hu.css\u2019 (Oe.= O og œ ct n RT ASSOCIATION, Phillips Square, SHOP TO LET, On St.Catherine street.Nextdoc-to J rw.Rent, $400, and taxes.Heated T Apply Lo SECRETARY woe, HE.TO LET 38 DUROCHER ST.One of the few really gond ez Hemes\u2014l]l rooms, high basemen: + furnace, hot wa'er, widu vrraunduts looking large yard, cunvenieng «, und coal A] -\u2014 cellar, ga.fair rental the right tenant arg ving ly to S.M.BAYLIS, 1837 Notre rjyo LET.IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, One of the Best Strne Strres on street: hot water heating, \u2014 ALS) \u2014 and Unfurnished VALGUS Streets.id TCEIENS & RAINEY, \u2019 New York Life Dui.Furnished Flats on Houses : Go Pan Lu 02072 | + | 3 rpo LET, 52 CRESCENT STREET\u2014Cottags © sion Klichen.5 bedrooms, furnace, TU FORT STREET \u2014 Stone fron: extension Kitchen, : bedrooms furnace, etc.12 TOWERS STREET\u2014Sions fren: © extension kitchen, 5 bedrooms, furnace, etc.285 PFEL STREET \u2014Se)f-rentair.> 1¢ rooms: heated by \u2018Daisy\u2019 fu - All Unttuges to be tinted wu varnished.Apply C.L.MALT: James street, T° LET.DORCHESTER STREET.«\u20ac - Essex ave: h.w.Daisy \u2018urier.put in good order for a du S3vi and \u2018axes.TO LET.1b and ld Essex of Dorehester sirec: solid stone and brick 5 Si tages.with ground at sd a! _- a month.TO LET.10 ard 14 Tara 11.0 Upper St.Urbain stree oo tached Cottages, with ha og ern.w.e, and Daisy how.a month.STONE FRONT COTTAGE.+ 7-0 in splendid order.f2e ur tou COTTAGES ON MOREAU 27.0 319 to 225, sheds and nice gos $8 a month.Apply MONTREAL LOAN & MORTGAGE 1763 Notre Dame, cor.St, I \u2018O LET Lo STORE AND PREMISES, 3 No.:33 st.James s1.(Presently nceupie?ty Messrs.Brow.Changes and repuirs tu siut tenant, A B.A, DINT.13 lly =~ ond ben 1265 aver De Jolin r | \\O LET, Corner of Peel and Si.fr oie gow nished; presently ovcuj .« Esq.lent, $100 per oooh ree ol water.Apply C.L MALIRY 3: street.\"PUREE STORIES ANDY T AY Pr.teu rooms hath wud wo an pen out.heated 'y Hot Water, vine oo «0 Apply to JAMES HAR.Rear of N18 ~ © TO LET - H use Na 16 5 Property.BUILDING L&T Fou best purt of Sherbrooke Antoine, cun Le bug Yade 1 sul the monn , Sofie ene, OS.Lao CWiiness oi NAIL 200 Lean Tusy Iu2 near shartronphor land oo 42X48) ex epLoenadly wel bed \u201c.alterations vaahy diuds Boer - vided for STEPHENS & Wo 177% Notre Dame street, MUNTREAL JU new and we brook House Teta, ettie, eATeUsion het heen pres cellar late garden and frais Less pri LEACH oy Soph Dhuildn g y FOUR SALE, ULUCK oF FUUR 7 9 Pients, Vosiern part of (IV.near \u2018Ferine sirret.spriec did l>'alits tualy bu:}.front Hvuses oodern nprovernents, and br.guol revenue, a good.sus Apply tv WNL HoOub & aN niond square.stone FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, IN Ha Ontariv.u Veli-wu'ered sun À avou: J5o actes, WA ie onda, Conve ite 1 16 TA IWA5, st es la seubels, CT WoU d te get eg Teds te do duslatiss Lan For 4 lars at oo JAMES ENGR US koh on WHO VRENZIE X.Hi, cus ! so His Fu Ant ne FOUR SALE, LOT.Coins pence Ma UMaTs abI 5 a rater sires about 21 © in lots.Ternes tu sui MILLIS La Bear Po HH FOR SALE PROPERTY ve two larga, well fitashied ol up andl va d ow riage house end ot 5 ee\u201d dwellings, siop and fo hot water.uffs © #t te house lyhuu by ei + procs whi oL 15 we! \u2018 pri of 14 und abs 80 La'el ler a cours 10 = WaLiinYE Tes lence uni Citseiy ville Led tale porghaser.Fyr jaits +: HOO & SUN.19 Ki} FOR SALE-ANY PEisuin ; a LES NE LT La TRIO TPE PTS TE LATE GA PN TRA NOG HT $0 EBL NS Q\\trrDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1895 x 1 : ) - \u2019 ° _ F 23, 1895.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.mn pe EEE EE = TT \u2014 RR 10 Let.To EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 i Let.\u2014_|- Agents Wanted.TARIFF Situations Vacant.Employment Wanted.STONE FRONT MODERN HOUSE AGENT WANTED, FOR THIS CITY FOR FOR ante L ERE - \u2019 \u2019 ' Heury srest five horses.and shed for carriage; rent all ages.Address E.P.BALL, Lee Farm limited number can be arranged for in Coachmen.&c.ji | ) pi.2 5 Xavier sircer at ore 2 low to à good tenant.Apply W.HIG- Rock Island Que.93 the practical lessons.Full particulars can .ACTES | A 250 the Wes ern True: and TO LET.A VERY DESIRABLE C Cu GINS, 38 St.John street.5 be obtained at the school any time.24% À ad put MAT WARES WORK Oo A3 {\u2018 | rt Boome Western Truss and TO LET A A LE | PR AUS IM MING, CUSHIONS, >t Catherine street.22 Éoreman or as danser: is Sober and \u2018à 2 Sr erervehing modern: possession at any TO LET, CHEAP, TO DESIRABLE TEN- Slelghs, Express ad Buggy Tops manu-| swWBBT PE T industrious, and can give CAR ref ; ca | tima Address DESIRABLE \u2018Witnos \u2019, ants, light warerooms, with office on factured, and all kinds of repalrs on Tops Fl -f À THE MOST POPULAR ences.Address WM HOGAN Vièness\u2019 : WACINTO nr Cffive.ss\u2019 ground floor, next door to \u2018Witness\u2019 Office; and Trimmings.D.DOWELL, 64 St ower; fashionable.fragrant.four named oce or Pr \u2018 LS hoa «am oF eT are bein bus on thorough repair.Apply Paul street, near Hay Market.22 parte ee eue ot Vater for hem, and get nee.a.i 37 xt James str 4 _ | a ness ce.TITI \u2014 \u2014 -nrysan- CATT VTT - = RE ' UE oo BS street.rq LET.SHOP AND DWELLING, SUIT \u2014 : 3 FOR SALE.1° WHITE HENS AND FINE themums and Beautiful Garden; ten pack- Ww ANTED, POSITION A5 A PUTLER, NE ve mm | able for any business, 414 and iw Guy TO LET, 97 MANSFIELD STREET,LOWI Rooster: \u2018he lot for nine dollars apiy| axes seed and 100 plants, 31.00.EE.W.Porter ui Coachman, by an t*perienc d LR es street, next \u20ac 3 Cather .= , ER - nine rs.Apply BOWSLAUGH, K 9 man; tetal abstalner: best of citv ref r- Cr .CTD EHOUS street, pxt corner St.Catherine good Tenement, scven rooms, rent low te a 149 Delisle street.19 ingsville, Ont.or ; spol E.W ! .54 AR ci vy UT OUSE TO LET, (liar LA Ry Apply at \"The Hite Top! desirable tenant.JOHN HENRY HODGES, \u2014 - erasers arr _ences.Apply to LE W.L, MC A O2 { on 15% ST.PALL = + ee \u201c2 _ _104 Temple Building.8 FOR SALE.TAME MICE, WHITE, Black Pupils Wanted WANTED.A SITUATION BY AN ENG- Ul &.\u2019 TO LET.13% MANCE STREET.SELF- TO LET\u2014THE SHERBROOKE APART and Ww Mie, Brown and White; prize stock ° lishman; a singie man: sobvr: Knows city fi = Sd tr the Montreal Water- contained Stone House, 12 apartments; ments, from lst May.Apply 1018 Sher- ported.No.1 Paris street, Montreal.| \u2018EN RS well: understands the care of horses weil; I à Co Se pans all in good order; modern conveniences.brooke street.Tay 2 [FRENCH CONVERSATION, CORRECT three years\u2019 experience in buchen busines: 4 1 em and hot water heating; a very desirable = i Pronunciation; instruction by a Parisian; good references.5.F, QUARTERMAN, i.> TY residence for a small family, and read .\u201c FOR SALE, A PROWSE RANGE, No.9, 25 cents an hour.Address PROF.C, 27 Latour street, _ Montreal.Cr ! MACINTOSH & nr for immediate oc | y, 1?eady TO LET.COMFORTABLE COTTAGE.9 in perfect order.26 McGill College ave Box 933, P.O.: T como - ] Co NTO: & HYDE, 1 PARSLOW.180 Su James street\u201d JORN rooms, with lawn, at 238 St.Martin street.16 WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Lu 137 Et.James street.| \u2014 SU _ Apply after 3 p.m.au 138 Metcalfe street PUPILS WANTED\u2014A LADY OF EXPERI- En glishman, a situation in a Gentleman s : S 8 ; A [ ; ; \u2014 To LET, AT LONGUEUIL, COMFORTA- 20 FoR PALE- FOR THE MILLION, KILN- once will read with and \u2018coach\u2019 adults house.understands alive on table and ; 4 ; UN 2° e Uppe \u2018alli ar Baila Qt on en .rie ndling Wood, $2; cut maple, $2.50; whose education is not quie such\u2019as is requi- is willing to make himself generaliy use- SE 9 : 3 ble Liner Dwelling, near Railway Sta- TO LET, LOWER TENEMENT (NEW).5| tamarac blocks, $1.76; mill blocks, one site for the best society.WII also eur ful.Address CHARLES VERNON, \"ii.; to : USES TO LET aor in house: spac 5, Be apartments, rooms, w.c., large boarded yard, brick sta- lengths, $1.50 per load.J.C.MACDIAR- | Latkward children.Address W., 8St ness\u2019 Office.21 = 14 ; \"ae : moderate \\ apace rer en, rent ble.healthy locallty, opposite Fletcher's MID & CO., corner of St.James and Gu Catherine street centre post-office.* 99 TS ST, TT ing ~~ 1 RAMBIE.Apply 10 Ut GEORGE Field: rent low to desirable tenant.Apply strects.Tel.8110.ed - z WANTED, BY RESPECTABLE MAN.wok 3 | Eo RANBIE, Longueuil, or WM.COOPER.130 Mitcheson avenue, 21 THE INGRES-COUTELLIER SCHOOL OF ona\u2019 inows wits well: bese of eli oir 4 .1e pa us =\" - 5 et Tc Tm memes _\u2014_\u2014 d knows city well; bes! of clly v'vre { sELF-CONTAINED RG _ ; LANGUAGES.New class an .A tal TL.: A 3 co TO LET LR AN i TO LET, HOUSES AND TENEMENTS IN RY KINDLING WOOD.Kboly for particulars, Fraser Institate | Gocesi married.Apply co H.FIN 1 a: RE at CTHERINE STREET (LET.HOUSE ON ARGYLE AVENUE, all paris of the cliy.Apply to J.CHa- i St.Urbaln street.1 ME | .x f 14 = s > - ) oi - se Qo \"4 \u2018 > 1 ; : 0STELE TREET \u2019 ents.\u2018coisente bas hig van DOCK SIMPSON & CO., 151 St.James st.LARGE LOADS, 82.\u201cEntert - Se \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 { : STER STREET.snis.Ce d \u201cment, Apply : 9 .y 5 R PU ; 41 ERA .CE Um SENS | mewankeos mwos \u201cANIED,AEY vous res ron Entertainments Given.| ir : cad, ur No.3 St t - ; y : , | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - \u201841 RE \u2018\u20ac THEW STREET.ad.ur No.à St, Helen street.T 17g LET.FLATS.STORES, OFFICES.etc,, Telephone 8211.844 William street.French: private lessons; rapid and thor- iE > \u201cND STREET.TO LET.FINE.LARGE Lo at J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., 181 8 cugh instruction.ROBERT GOLTMAN, VOCALIST AND INSTRUMENT ALIS, 22 à ST.NE, LARGE DRY CELLAR, St.James street 21 Official Stenographer, 2228 St.Catheri if + _\u2014\u2014 VENUE full depth.under 24 and 247 St.James \u2014\u2014 mom \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\"\u2014 TC street roe rne STEREOPTICAN LECTERES.«ce 45 ou DOUCE - treet, ° fiation I,ane: ssessi .: 23 Fo 10 LS 5 4 A CY STREET.sireet, to Ford : possession TO LET, LOWER TEN T, NE 23 ; SE VENT : a ) from 1st of May next, fi r eth JR TENEMENT, NEAR CHARLES COOMBES, THE VENTRILO.; Bo > UTHUR STREET.FATS; rent reasonable for one or En Prince Arthur street, 46 Lorne avenue, 7 Lost, Strayed and Founa WANTED, A FEW MORE PUPILS FOR quist, Punch and Judy, ana Sarionctte 3 Fo 5 liye 5 nt reasonavie._ 07 poupe En good repair; very low.Apply eee mee Se eme Shorthand, Jypewriting.Bookkeeping, and Shows for 3chool Festivals, Parties, Con- \u2018 4 LA , 1eme - an \u2019athrart street.\u2018 .- c rench; private lessons - ) Store.© A Is - FLEET.TO JET, CENTRALLY SITUATED, CUT = 21 LOST, BLACK VELVET SHOPPING DAG, ough instruction.ROBERT GOLTMAN, _certs, ete Sheppards Musi sors.= 1 ; À INURE Stones Front Residence, Jp9 5: ; po A , on.containing Purse, Memorand i 3 .5 q 3 * J oo Sis elven.and aniey stro! TO LET.POINT ST.CHARLES, 28 and on Megill or otre emorandum Book, ete.Official Stenographer, 2228 St.Catherine GERMAN CONCERT-PIANISTE, PUPIL ot :% a LR STREET.conveniences, Apply to STEPHENS & 274 Bourgeols street, stone front self-con- ut 50 McGill street corner Ww Ningion street.21 F.Lizst and Prof, Kullack, Germany, now 0 KI STREET.WARNECKE, 177s Notre bume street.tained houses, heated by hot water fur- street.ET wax open for engagements for concerts, \u2018at : IN fe CT STHEET, Tay Bas fix tu resms and a bathroom; gas and 777 - WANTED, PUPILS IN MUSIC, BY YOUNG homes and evening partics with, or.w ith- à \u201c rs .ures in se; \u2018ge alfa: T - , pu oO rof.owler.S +i at- 2 mpanime 28 - Jd Lh 7 or plan, etc, address Box a Patents, Savings Bank Chambers, Mont.2 .q 1 f i pt Po Pr DAILY WITNESS.SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1843 THE MONTREAL PHOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.Via Londond-rry.From Halifax.Steamer From Portiand.1pm 2p.m.Vancouver.,.Thur: Mar.7.Sat, Mar\u201c.Oreçou.hee Mar.28.=o Mar.23 ).avruuor.\u2019 Cagis te oo Apa.Yassouver.\u2026.\u2026.\" Ar: 14.April LU.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Portland and Ialifax ts Liverpool or Londonderry\u2014 First Cab.250 00 10 270.1: return.100.00 to 313) geeord.ng to areamer amd terth Second Cabin to L:verpeol, Londonderry, Belfast or Glasgow, 230.00 : return.355.00.Steerag> to Liv donde-ig, (meenstowen, Beifast .OUTEITS are PURNISHIED sterrage passengers FRFk.- LAHNADOR and VANCOUVER do not carry ca*tle.; Lu The saloocs are large amd airy, and amidships.Ladies roots and smuking rooms have been placed In the most convenient po-itions.Promenade decks are very spacious and every attention 1s paid to the comfort of passengers.Noo passengers carried on Dristol steamers, Fer furtnec information apply to any agen: of tle n:vaniy, OT tn DAVID TORBANCE & CO.Goncral Agents, Montreal 17 St.Sacrament sires.23 - 4 \u201cFE.- Tr QUUROPE, LI ROPE, EUROPE.TICKETS BY ALL LINES.ALLAN.DOMINION and BEAY ER Lines * vin Montrea*.NETHERLANDS.GUION, HAMBURGAMERT- CAN.WHITE STAR.CUNARD, AMERICAN.NORTH-GERMASN LLOYD, GENFRATL TEANS ATLANTIC STATE.ANCHOR, TRANSPOLT and RED STAR Limes, via NEW YORK Alan to FLORIDA, WEST INDIES, &¢ £:7 Cali or write for low st quetations before loox- ing elsuwhere Sa nou rates.40 apwards: Zot Bond for new paraphi-t of ra call zt my new address, 1a0 SL Jas street, GEL SIL) Temple Bild, My special winter ates, MONTREAL ro LONDON anil buck, weekly, via NEW YORK, Ist saloon an rail, only 599, BP.BATTLERSBY, Agent, Otfce Telephone, Na 1507.House TelépHHione, 3081, etecrage at lowest ratos (GREAT REDUCTION.CHEAP TICKET FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, * $12.00, FROM LONDON, ENG, TO QPEBET, And from other stations ot equally Low Rates.D.CONALELLY, General Passenger Agent Hansa 14 PLACE D'ARMES SGUARE, Apply to Line, Montreai.| AMERICAN INE.NEW YORK TO SOILTHAMPTION From Pier 14, North River, New York, (Foct of Fulton strect) > Letters .Wed, Feh 27, 1100 2m.New York.212 Wea, Murs 5, 1100) am.Berlin.Wool, Mar 13, 110 au.Sl artest and most ronvenient route to London.No transfer by tender.No tUdal delay Cinsa ecrnection at Southampton for Ilavre and Paris Ly special fast twin-screw Channel steaners, u'es of passage, to southampton, Lon un or Havre, 360 and npwari, Intermediate passage, £3) to 850, according to grea, tPECIAL Paris ROUND TIIP TICKETS AT HEDUCED RATES.Steerage at Very Low Bates.i For Freight or passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION C(O, No 6 Bovline Green, New York.Wi.il.HEARY, 145 St, James street.W.FF.EGG, 12) Bi.James st, Montreal.7.Y.GILHEUR Æ CO.354 se.Pau: street, Montreal, 14 s anid failings or | 8 Paints, Cils, &c.| SOR & NEWTON'S ART COLORS A.RAMSAY & SON.29 R H.BARTHOLOMEW, PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER, NTERIOR DECORATION, ARTISTIC SIGNS, ETC.20 HANOYER STREET, Telephone 3122.Montreal.FINE ; SETH P.LEET, BU, ) PATENTS Ila Insurance.\u2018Royal Insurance Go.LAGEST FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD ENLIMITED LIiB:13TY, ABSOLYTE SECIRITY.Every description of property insured at moderate rates of premium.HEAD OFFICE FoR CANADA, BOYAL INS: RANCE BUILDING, Montreal, W.TATLEY, Manager.GF > SIMPSON, Aes, E HURTUKHISE.| ALFRED ST.CYI, J G RE.ROBERTSON £ sONS, JAMES ALLL.PERCY R GAULT, J Manager, Departments, English Department.Special Azente French 1 Special Agente ' tbe paid and debts collected by signed, Pains, Olis, XC.Cure -\u2014 Be-t Brands American and Canadian COAL OIL, Gasuline, Beuzinc And Lubricating Oils, ALEX BRESJINER, 50 Bieury si.\u2014 == 0 \u2014\u2014 |= | | | VICTORIA\u2014OTTAW A, CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY MATCH \u2014AT\u2014 Ottawa, March 2, ROUND TRIP ru $2.00 Tickets good going by all trains March 22d ; valid for return not later than March 4th, 1893.A Special Train, with the Victoria Hockey Team on hoard, will leave Bonaventure Depot at 220 pm.SATURDAY, March 2nd, arriving in Ottawa in time for tea.Returning a Special Train will leave Ottawa same nizht at 12, midnight, for Montreal, For Tickets and full information apply at City Ticket Oâñire, 143 St.James street, or at Donuventure Depot.CHEAP EXCURSION TO Ottawa & Return TICKETS GOOD TH GO ON ALL TRAINS Moreh 2nd.Good tn return leaving Ottawa NOT LATER than Hrureh th.Four Trains each real and Ottawa.TRAINS FOR OTTAWA DEAVE! Windsor Station, 4.59 an.and 9.10 p.m.Dalhousic square, 5.20 ain.and 545 pan.way between Monts Parlor Cars on Morning tra'ns to Oitawa, CITY TICKET and TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 120 ST JAMES ST.(next to Post Oitice.} 23 Winter Resorts.\"pH LE CHALFONTE.ATLANTIC CITY, N,J.Directiy en the heach.Fall ocean view, Sea water butus ntie hous Iilnstrated booklet free.EE ROBERTS SONS, EASIDE HOUSE, = AFLANTIC Direcily on CITY, N.J.the Ocean Front.Open throughout the year.All modern conveniences, Including elevators, sun gal- lerfes, hot and cold sea water baths in house, s'eam heat, open grate fires, ete.Coach meets zll trains.CHARLES EVANS.ADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH.All eonveniences, incholing hot and cold sea water baths in house.Elevator.steam heat.sun parlors, ete.Coach meets all trains, LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.Tailors, &c.MERCHANT TSILOR, Lately at IL \u20ac.DeTonnanconrt = for 15 years, 13415 St.Lawrence p.m, 10.30 pm.For Joliette und SL Gabriel, 5.15 p.m.\u2018 For Ottawa, =.aon, and 43 pou, For Sc.Lin, St.Eustache, 5.30 p.m.For ».t.Jerome, 8.:0 a.5.30 p.in.For St.Rose, *t.Therese and intermediate stations.8:0 a.m, 3.00 vom, 5,30 pan.5.45 p.n,, (Saturday, 1.30 p.ri\u2026 in-tean of 3.0) p.m.) p.in.Ry.Arrive at Dalhousie Square Station, From Queber, 6.30 a.m.(Mondays excepted), 8.03 p.m.Three Rivers, 9.29 am, EM pm, Ottawa and Lachuce, 1420 vam, 0.30 v.m.St.Lin and St.Felix de St Jerome 3.40 u.m,, and 1.70 pm.Br Etstache.HW am.Jolieite, Valois and St.Gabriel, 8.°0 a.m.WM.F.EGE, City Pass.Agent, 129 St.James street, Jan, 9, 1895.Telephone, 452, Wetcuhone, 3112.Housefurnishings, &c.ere E TOWNSHEND, i es.EST.24 YEARS.a PiRE BEDDING PATENTED, Call or ring up 1X8 and get prices for Remaking Mattresses, Pillows, &c., before removing.Also every descripiion of Brass and Iron Bedstcads, Cots, &e lair, Moss and Wool Mattresses, , 1 LITTLE ST.ANTOINE STREET, Cor.St.James street, only.NO PRANCH STORES.\\ T &J M FARQUHAR.35% St.JAMES STREET.CARPETS! CARPETS! Floor Qilcloths and Linolenins, Chenille and Lace Curtains.Call and compare our Baig:inz Ines to make room for New Goulds.Call Early and secure Gond Choice.offered in all OUSEKEEPERS' NOTICE.BARGAENS IN CARPETS.ALL NEW PATTERNS.The very best 5-Frame BRUSSELS CARPETS 81.99 per yurd.' Carpet and Upholstering work in all its branches neatly and prompt y execute.Carpets beaten, | MESRY HAMMOND, 222 \u20ac 221 St.Urbain st.TELEPHONE 1749.21 Machinery, &c.ANDREW YOUNG.ENGINES, BOILERS, And GENERAL MACHINERY, 11 and 13 Busby Rane.2 ARLING BROTHERS\u2019 RELIANCE WOKS, 112 QUEEN STREET, MONTRAEL.Manufacturers and Builders of Improved Safety Telephone 2114.After La Grippe.\u2014After ia grippe obstinate coughs, lung troubles, ete., frequently follow.There is no remedy so i prompt, and at the same time effectual and pleasant, as NMillburn\u2019s (Cod Liver : Ofl Emulsion with Wild Cherry and Hy- pophosphites, which is the latest and Lest combination of anti-consumptive re- | medies.Price S0c and $1 per bottle.?GROCERS\u2019 DIRECTORY.JOHN JOHNSTON, Cor.Prince Arthur and St.Hypolite.Always on hand a fine stock of Groceries and Provisions._ Choice BUTTER a specialty.D.STEWART, The Very Finest SUGAR CURED BACON and HAMS.206 St.Antoine street.E.CUNNINGHAM, Corner St.George and Lagaucheticre sts.The Pioneer Temperance Grocery.BUTTER and TEAS a Specialty.W.J.BROWN, 2600 8T.CATHERINE STREET.Try our Special Blend of ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, only Sc per Iv.BUOTH & BOOTH, 591 St.Urbain.cor.Cuthbert st, Dealers in Choice Groceries, Fresh-churned Butter.Fresh Cream and Milk delivered every morning.THOMSON & JOHNSTON, 2450 St.Catherine, cor.Drummond st.English-cured Hams and Bacon.See adv.anothercol, CHAS.H.BECKETT, 991 it, Catherine st., near DeLorimierave.Choice Uroceries and Provisions always on hand.CHOICE EVAPORATED APPLES, PEACHES and APRICOTS.At WY.SWIFT'S, 398 Mount Royal ave.JOHN SULLIVAN, Corner Milton and Purocher st.\u2026 Choice TEAS andl COFFEES a Specialty.R.TURNER, 601 Wellington, cor.Magdalen, Pt.St.Charles.Fresh Creamery Butter, Milk and Eggs, received daily.J.MANSFIELD, Grocer, 1» Latour st.cor.Busby Lane.All kinds of first-class Groceries in stock.NOTICE the Temperance Sign At T.CARROLL'S, 97 St.Antoine st\u2026 Between St.Margaret and Cathedral sta, THE PARK GROCERY, W.MARRIAGE, 120 Park avenue.J.B.McCULLOUGH, 18 Universicy st.cor.Buraside Place.Choicest TEAS, and everything in the Grocery line.TELEPHONE 3818.THOMAS K.T.STONE, 6:27 Wellington, cor.Bourgeois st., Pt.St.Charles Choice Groceries and Provisions.Business Cards.AFRIEND.INSTANTANEOUS TAPIOCA needs very little cooking.INSTANTANEOUS TAPIOCA is an absolutely pure tapioca.INSTANTANEOUS TAPIOCA needs no soaking or long boiling.INSTANTANEOUS TAPIOTA is a boon for Invalids.IXSTANTANEQUS TAPIOCA makes dainty desserts.INSTANTANEOUS TAPIOCA is non-irritating and easily digested INSTANTANEONS TAPIDUA is splendid for babies.INSTANTANEOUS TAPIOCA Don't be without it.Ask your grocer.INSTANTANEOUS TARPIOCA friend to La is a in need.REV.L.E.ROY, ST.JOVITE, P.Q.Rev.L.E.Roy, St.Jovite, P.Q., \u2018When 1 commenced using K.D.C.1 had been suf- , fering several ycars from dyspepsia; I tried several remedies which gave me little or no relief.1 got relief almost as soon as I commenced the K.ID.C.and now I am well and feel like a new man.I can highly recommend K.D.C.to sufferers from that terrible disease, Dyspepsia.Nop only is K.D.C.a prompt reliever but it cures Indigestion.Try a free sample of K.D.C.and Pills.K.D.C.Co.Ltd.New: ; Glasgow.N.S., and 127 State street, Boston, Mass.20 LADIES! You are requested to visit the Grand Free Exhibition of Art Needle Work and Home Decoration, now open at the Singer Uptown Sewing Machine Store.Open Evenings.Experts in -harge wil.give lady visitors instructions in this work free.2437 ST.CATHERINE STREET.RRPARTSHORN OR AMMONIA \u2014 FOR\u2014 .FAMILY USE, FOR THE KITCHEN, TOILET, LAUNDRY, Put up in pint battles, two dozen in a case, Ask your grocer for it.MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED PURE \u2014BY \u2014 JOTIN COWAN, 3 Dalhousic street, Montreal.Removal NTONTREAL PHOTOGRAPH SI'PPLY, 1724 NOTRE DAME STEEET, {Corner st.Francois Xavier st.) Telephone 1467.SEND FOR BARGAIN LIST.Certai i BALM in metallle tubes, 2c each.| house.Dlilon & Co., A.ADVERTISEMENTS.ATARRH RELIEVED FROM TEN TO SIXTY MINUTES.IN One short pulf of the breath through the Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr.Agnew\u2019's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses this Powder over the surface of the nasal passages.Painless and delightful to use, it relieves instantly, and permanently Throat, Tonsilitis and Deafness.60 cents.At McGale's, 2123 Notre Dame st.|| Laviolette & Wilson's, 16053 Notre Dame st :! and J.T.Lyons, cor.Craig and Bleury.FRANCE, BRAZIL AND THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC UNITE IN ENDORSING DR, HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, Approval of Dr.Humphreys\u2019 Preparations | has been bestowed by the Medical au: hori iies of different American Republics.Their introduction into France has been allowed by the French Government.They have been analyzed and approved by the National Boards of Health of the United States, Brazil and of the Argentine Republic.FROZEN MABROW.Zero weather freezes the marrow in your bones and impedes the circulaticn of the blood.It's all well enough to talk of the frost making one tingle and glow.but 1 shrivels up mos: pecple and they cannol resist the blasts of winter.Tramping in the snow and slush and getting the feet wet.standing on cold corners waiting for cars.Pneumonia and Consumption.17 you are illness\u2014you leads to Grip.If you carry ani take °° no danger of a serious passed by unsca:hed.\u201c77 is the wonder of the age\u2014a revelation to many\u2014no physic.no nasty doses \u2014 just a small vial of pleasant peliets: fits your pocke: and nurse and keeps you well WHEN GRIPPE IS RIFE.EVERY MALADY iS GRIPPE, At present every malady is complicated with Grippe.The deaths of many prominent persons are attributel 10 Pneumonia.Heart Failure, e:c.but the primary sickness is Grippe.If there is a weak spot in the body, an infirmity or discase, Grippe will | find it out.Dr.Humphreys\u2019 ventive and cure.Taken early.cu:s it short promp:ly.Taken during its prevalence, prevents its invasion.Taken while suffering, a relief is speedily realized.\u2018TT Cures Colds, Influenza, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in the Head and Chest.Cough, Sore Threat, General Pros:ration and Fever, and will \u2018break up\u2019 a stubborn cold that \u2018hangs on.\" RHEUMATEIC TWINGES.If there is a drop of uric acid in the blood.Grippe will surely find it.and as everybody knows Rheumatism is cause4 by Uric Acid Specific Pi .in the blood, and while exposure to cold and intemperate living may aggravate the synip- ; ; i stanm: toms, the imperfect action of the Kidneys is the real cause.The use of Dr.Humph- reys' Specific No.15 opens the clogged ducts, permitting the secretions (0 pass off, relief and comfort following as a natural result.No.15 cures Rheumatism, Acute and Chronic Lumbago, Sciatica and every form of Rheumatic Pain.Dr.Humphreys\u2019 Specific fit the pocke:: 25c each, or five for $1.Sol] by all drug- glsts.or mailed on receipt of price.Hnm- phrevs\u2019 Medicine Co.corner Wiliam and John streets.New York.23 For Catarrh Found at Last.For two years I have been suffering horribly from a severe attack of ratarrh.and.after having tried many remedies withou- success, one of my friends recommended to my notice Dr.Laviolette's Anti-Catarrhal Balm.To-day, thanks to this excellent remedy.which I used in conjunction with Dr.Laviolette's Syrup of Turpentine.I van say that I am perfectly cured.[ recommend it to all those who are troubled with catarrh as the best and most efiicatious preparation that exists.and 1 have to thank vou, doctor.for the great good and perfect cure your remedies have effecied in my case.MLLE.EMILIE AYNTTE, 59 St.Elizahe:h st.Montreal.For sale at all druggists.ANTI-CATARRH SYRUP OF TURPENTINE, 25c and 5\u20ac à botile.See that rhe signature 'J.Gusiave Lavivlette.\" in red ink, is on the label.SOLE PROPRIETOR : J.Gustave Laviolette, 232 & 234 ST.REE M.D, PAUL STREET.MONTREAL, Pa.YR FES Senn ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.House of with The treasurer of the Protestant Industry and Refuge acknowledges thanks from Mr.R.B.Angus, $0.The treasurer of the Noire Ilame Hosnital acknowledges with thanks the following donations:\u2014Dr.A.R.Marsolais.$10: Bel- Desforges, Birks, Corner & Co.Hunt & Co.Har: & Tuck- well.James Whitham & Co.J.Alex.S:ieven- son, E.Howard & Cn.Gen.Esplin.Glass- ferd Bros.& Pollock, $5 cach: 1).Harton, Arthur Gagnon, J.Rickeit., $3 each: N.©.Lariviere, Henry and Leslie.J.R.Larue, $2 each: A Friend, 81, \u2018Grateful,\u2019 31; T.E.Langevin, $1.i thy.: scen În the past few vears, ty - - wealth cures | Catarrh, Hay FFever.Colds, Headache, Sore 29 5 « the FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS APPROVE « jsters vf God of ; ther hoiy ofhçe in de:- sufe\u2014 ure tem.: secraied mijiisters hel: Loc sue Was assuréd, anl tl for the winning sid do \u201cchance that vas fom the | and to win \u2018maen \u2018te baila | which should ever peal Lon Smal rights.Another apport intty, eg.\u201cnow prescnis \u2018tucl?, Me: \u201cand still are.defrauded ol right to share in the bor is a pre- ever and wherever ri.land exists.The rt Cree land is Leo ; ment and to seo : fruits of his later a ment cf private ;- \u201c you.In any gress valuable land held 2 sharks waiting their ce human labor.THer L-.! : the = ae, THE SINGLE TAX (To the Editor of the - Sir,\u2014In your editorial ol.ne - time ago, there appeared an ar - Le \u2018 attention to the long hours.Lar: and poor pay of the women enn the sweat shops, so called, \u20181, This is the most amazing fea\u2019 -.civilization, men and ve- ging work for the barest ube .- exchange, while the vast res this continent are bareiv +.is a problem which should \u20ac \u2026- attention of every man anl = whom exists any spark of bum.Here, ote .M jiTnéee viz., before our eves, ; power of labor increased na.\u2018 with all the increased prof.- beings are engaged in a daily «= a living: a struggle that every re saving device only mntens: fi.which would uceds is produced.hut from all chaice Obiain an share.Has the Creator called istence human beings who have right here ?This is the bellef ©! who even call themselves Cbristian.is contrary to the teaching of rea satisfy a.they arr to conscience and of Christ himec emphasized the common broth.man and the fatherhood of G+: are all equally children equally entitled ty share b'- free gift.This 18 the ognized and Church, will The commen heat nis qi 3 EP E E A La 3 3 rew evange!l w - preached hy the ace .heard © redren pete and hea\u2019 th: the robles men to-day see churches but SET requiring then, ones, to live pure.Lines submit thewnselves tu be, \u2018for all the powers daine?of God\u201d This sat: emasculatei Christian: v stay and bulwark of cha 7) preach =.vanis obey vrour mast r- whirh sum has heen of tion the the men oOVveErthires Lui ULEN Us: ail Christian to be denied.Laue selves Unristian men wl and died in defence «1 110 The orzanize 11 25 gift of God.the carth iter it contains.This righ: ever cperated Toor reward due to his on labor must subm,t Hy ti Jand remains unus=.which crowds wages t hare subsistence.Ever and labor are shu: off fr thie landowners terme gv 07 The only sugges 1 (Very test, 1x C0! single tax.The name :- fortunate.for in reality tion of all taxation a > as tion on men, as or the result «of \u2018indus: on what we now call \u201clad on that alone: ma those va oo no: due to labor or impr by man.In cities thbev ar presence of population other OWNETS.As the city grows, bare land grows also.T* Live in Europe, or anva?He never helps to make +.though some\u2018imes he hinders, 1 ing improvement.The \u2018axa*.\u2026\u2026: such PR may value everywhere would son ma: to the user vast aréas of land n on speculation to rob future rer of workers, This tax voull \u2018 on valuable Jam).but on tha\u2019 fall impartially.Put to its it would pay no more than °° goat pasture, as valuable oi tinies are kent.This tax js on area but on value, the va.user of the prrivilege of exclusiv.sion.There is now plenty of fu: capital and land-the three fas\u201d the production of wealtn.This remove tbe only harrier which verts their union in the prod.wealth in such amazing abund: men and women would no om anxiety for ther future suvylh clothing, ete.than thev do .supply of air and water.He dy would come more br > just distribution of wealth : law of wages operating nnd ditinns, Much land of ha owned by speculators, woos by them.with the certain: could nai longer serura to th \"+ value which other peojie «© the future.On the maræi present use, land of high =.he absolutely free to the free land would be the © onsta of all surplus labor.Not hae ent surplus labor wauld re: land, but enough would do + work in the secondary occupa\u201d the rest.This free Jand w high wages, and no man wi less than he could thus earn present cwpers of valuable everywhere be competing to fi reversing completely the pres tition.This statement: is ner- complete.but thousands nave single tax °\u2018 discovery '\u2014it is theory than the law of amv i.\u2019 theory\u2014and ny valid objection © .yet been offered.JOAN LAŸ = *° Calais, Me., Feb.11, 1840, - >.pt | som - a * TD possess more \u201cNn ts jp ho \"SON.5 SatrrpAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1895.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Mt a IRAE EE eg HS A RECTOR'S SINGULAR TEACHING.(To the Editor of the \u2018Witness.\u2019) - -Would you be kind enough to Lie these few lines to repudiate the puni fen teaching of the rector of St.John Er sopal Church, at Newburg.N.Y.On cu day last Mr.Waison, said, among \u2018the Virgin Mary was So far good; I do not oser \u201cin es, that te venerated,\u2019 \u201chere is one Christian on earth .C in sav anything to hurt the vo, \u201cary, should she hve at this pre- Co But what I object to is the 4e pastor ELIE RO far as to say that, moiher of God.I would be 5 g1 to Mr.Watson If he would cn +o me the scriptures that A SU oc.Virgin is the mother of Go.nN CU pe aids, tlt is time that the ov Proestantism should be put.; vo should ask the Virgin ~ Tl for as and he guoted to! - : \u2014\u2026 Joan 2.3, 4 \u2018Mary said, Foo.wae \u2018Jesus saita to her, v a have 1 to do with thee?\" common sense Will see .Virgin had no power: FT 4-2 lidar less now.NOW, ; doz, : Citron, Raisin and 1 Beed Cake, 200 ih.Cnr goods can fe relusd upon for quality and be ing tresh} Gratin, Corn & Home made Bread.Tel.8133.S.AU LD & CO, Bakers and - + Confectioners, cor, Atwater ave.and St.Antoine (Established 1842).CHARLES ALEXANDER.Confectioner : WEDDING BREAK FASTS and 81 P- PER PARTIES supplied us usual with MADE DISHIESof v OLD Muats, tte , Lee Creams, Jellies, Busses, ete.WH DDING CAKES a Specialty.Fine Bon-Bons Dr manufacture.219 ST.JAMES STREET.Indow haces SL we.+ B.Hugmamng Sons 1864 NOTRE BAME STREET.Telephone 173.5 ()STRICH FEATHER DISTERS, | With Extra Fong Handles for Cornices.Faucy Hand e W hiaks, Engiish Hair Brooms, *nynace Ftue Brushes.ULLEY'S BRUSII WORKS, 76, 78 Victoria Square.Carpet Sweeper Repaired.Telepnone 2740.SN OW REMOVED kh FROM PRIVATE YARDS, G.MAYBURY.283 Commissioners st TEL 337.J OSES PARKER, IRON FOUNDER.20 Palhousie street, MONTREAL.Estimates Furnished.Telephone Yo.1089.a 19 to | Horse- -shoeing and mmm = 00000 Am Blacksmithing.READABLE PARAGRAPHS A PROFITABLE WORKMAN Boss Plumber (suddenly coming to Inspect job)\u2014Hey, there! wake up! How long have you been asleep?.Journeyman\u2014'Bout three hours, I guess.Boss Plumber\u2014Did any one see you?Journeyman\u2014 You bet they didn't; I'm too sharp for that.Boss Plumber\u2014Good' I'll raise your wages on Saturday night \u2014\u2018Puck.\u201d Our leading doctors recommend \u2018Dyer\u2019s Improved Food for Infants,\u201d as being the best thing in use for young children.For sale by W.A.Dryer & Co., and all druggists.8 NO NEIGHBORS.A young woman connected with one of the city missions, while visiting a crowded downtown tenement, came across a very old Irish woman in a bare unfurnished room, with no fire, and little food, and suffering from dire want.The visitor gave her some money and sympathized with her, and said she would come again soon.She added that in the meanwhile she hoped the neighbors would see that she did not collapse from sheer starvation.\u2018Heaven bless ye! said the old woman, \u2018ve pretty young lady! but I've no neigh- bors\u2014they're all Italians, mum.'\u2014\u2018Harpers\u2019 Bazar.\u2019 THE NEVERSLIP HORSE SHOE S.CULLEY, Horse Shoe:.46 - JURORS STREET, Montreal-46 C- A.LAMOTHE, Horse Shoer, 626 ST.PAUXL STRHET.Centlemen\u2019s Driving.Trotting and Race Horses a speciality.interfering Horses guaranteed.Aluminium Shoes made from the Bar.Educational.MONTREAL 1 BUSINESS SCHOOL, 551 ST URBAIN STREET.Frincipal\u2014Mr.CONOLLY (25 years\u2019 experiences) EVEXING CLASSES, Mondays.Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays.PRIVATE LESSONS, Hours arranged to suit pupils.We teach practically, thoroughly and rapidiy, Isaac Pitmans Shorthand.Typewriting, Office and Court Reporting Correspondence (both languages), Penmanship, Bookkeeping, General English, Algebra, Geometry, Mersuration, French, German, Latin, Music (Piano).Terms moderate.References.24 Music and Art.| N R.FRED.W.HOLLAND | A having removed into his new Music Studio 412 Upper Pine avenne, (1 door east of University st.) 5 i | { | is now prepared to receive pupils.d'EHL.4c48.PATTON, ORGANIST EMMANUEL CHURCH.Piano and Singing Lessons, $3 per month, 43 MAYOR ST.TE 53 M R- HERBERT À THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST AND THE CAN ONLY BLE HAD DEST IN Lard and Bacon, IN MONTREAL UNDER THE STYLE OF \u2014 THE \u2014\u2014 THISTLE BRAND.The Goods are tamed for their Good Qualities, and have beceme the favorito of Muntreal Housekeepers.treat.Nee 16 it that your next grocery HAMS or BACON, -4 @« Packing Yoase and Offices at 18 ST.Branches :\u2014 Nos, 24 and 25 ST.Do you use them?If pot, you are missing a rare order includes HARPER'S SAUSAGES, $ PHOILLIP STRECE LAWBENCE MARKET.JAMES HARPER, «roprietor D Fortune-teller\u2014\u2018You will be very poor until vou are thirty-five years of age.\u2019 Impecunious (eagerly)\u2014\u2018'And after then?\u2019 Fortune-teller\u2014'You will get used to it.'\u2014 \u2018Sketch.The Plain Truth Tells.\u2014 Constipation, headache, billousness, and bad blood, are promptly cured by Burdock Dlood Bitters, which acts upon the stomach, liver, bowels, and tivod, curing all their diseases.19 ONE OI\" ST.LOUIS'S \u2018FINEST.\u2019 St.Louis has the prize Dogberry of the nineteenth century.This blue-coated and brass-buttoned custodian of the law overhauled a sleep-walker the other night who was promenading the sidewalk in the uniform not exaatly appropriate to this late season of the year.He was dressed in his night robes only.The officer arrested him.aroused him from his slumber, escorted him to his home.made him dress and then took him down to the station-house \u2018ou lock him up.\u2018Surely you are not going to lock me up?exclaimed the street-walker.\u2018Of course I am,\u2019 said the officer.\u2018Why, 1 can\u2019t be held responsible for the predicament you found me in.I am a somnabulist.\u2019 I don't care what church you are a member of.\u2019 said the officer.\u2018You can't walk the streets of St.Louis in your shirt tail if you belong to all the churches in the city.\u2019 \u2014Memphis \u2018Commercial-Appeal.\u2019 The blind would never find out that they were blind, if somebody with eyes didn\u2019: tell them so.\u2014\u2018Ram\u2019s Horn.Business Cards.ETTING READY FOR SPRING TRADE.NEW STYLES OF MOULDINGS JUST IN Sampl:s can be hud on application.The largest stock tu select from, and the cheapest house in the trade, & W.WILLSON, Manufacturer of Mouldings ind Frames, 688 Cralg street, Montreal, Next door to the \u2019Witness Office.14 ONLY 25c A BOTTLE.The QUEEN'S HAIR HELPER is a preparation that restores hair to its natural color and beauty, arrests falling out, removes dan-lruff and cures hald- ness.Itis mot a dye.It stimulates and invigorates the roots, producing à rapid growth, full of Ii e and health.The clear part makes a superior dressing, equal to any 30¢ or § preparation.For sale Ly all Druggists, or at A.PB.MANNS, Corner Mountain and St.Antoine streets.HILDRENS SPECIALTIES In Photo, Piatinotypes, Bromides, «c., At RICE'S PHOTO STUDIO, 141 St.l\u2019eterst.A PUZZLED AGENT.On board a Baltimore train pulling into Parkersburg was a book agent whose demeanor conveyed the impression that he was matter-of-fact all the way through.No foolishness, no trifling with or in the everyday affairs of this busy old life.\u2018Mr.Conductor, what time do ws get into Parkersburg?\u2019 \u2018Ten-twenty,\u2019 \u2018Yes.Well, on West.\u2019 \u2018Nine-twenty.\u2019 \u2018To-morrow?\u2018To-night.\u2019 \u2018Conductor, don't take me for a fool because my beard grows the wrong way and my clo'es suggest the whip-poor-wills and penny-royal.I'm serious.\u2019 \u2018So am 1, good friend.You can make it all right.\u2019 \u2018W-a-1l.now, how?\u2018Just keep your seat.\u2019 \u2018And leave town an hour before I get inte it?\u2018That's the idea.my good friend\u2014\u2019 \u2018Look h\u2019yer.You may be a good condue- tor, an\u2019 know all the stations, and the spotters, an\u2019 how to knock forty percent o' the receipts, but when you claim to have a re- versin\u2019 lever on the sun, you're olf, decidedly off.\u2019 \u2018But the time changes an hour at the river.\u201d \u2018Then, at this rate, Francisco, I'll get week, replied the official politely.what time can I get a train if I go on to San there somo time last I guess I'll get oft and walt until I catch up with myselt.\u2019\u2014' Agents\u2019 Herald.\u2019 Children teething should be fed entirely never sours on the stomach.W.A.Dyer & Co.y and all druggists.8 NOT RESPONSIBLE The wind was blowing a gale and the rain was pattering agains: the window panes at the home of a prominent Camden physician.The clock had just tolled the hour past midnight, when the physiclan was aroused by the ringing of the door bell.He jumped out of bed, put on his dressing gown, went to the window, raised the sash.and saw a man muffled to the cars standing on his front steps.He asked: \u2018What do you want at this late hour\u201d \u2018I am Mr.Carr,\u2019 was the answer.\u2018Well, go home.I am not responsible if you did miss a car.Why did you siay out so late?\u2019 The window went down with a bang and the doctor went to bed.\u2014Philadelphia \u2018Press.\u2019 La Grippe fs serious, but if you take Shiloh\u2019s cure, it will not only cure La Grippe, but save a:l after unpleasant effects.This great remedy has cured thousands of cases of consumption.coughs, croup, the whooping cough, hoarseness and asthma.and will cure you.B.E.McGale, agent, 2123 Notre Dame street.8 LATTER-DAY ROMANCE.He\u2014I have no wealth.Ours wiil have to he a case of love in a flat She\u2014'That wiil be delightful\u2019 I so love romance.You can be my own true hero, and protect me from the janitor.\u2019 \u2014New York \u2018Weekly.\u2019 Skin Diseases.\u2014Skin diseases are more ot less occasioned by bad blood.B.B.B.cures the following skin diseases: Shingles, erysipelas, itching rashes, salt rheum, scald head, eruptions, pimples, and blotches, by removing all impurities from the blood, from a common pimple to the worst scrofulous sore, 19 MORE DANGERS THREATEN.Mrs.Da Style\u2014' What are you studving so deenl-?Daughter\u2014\u2018I have become an anarchist, and I'm trying to learn how to make up bombs.\u2019 \u20180-00! Horrors!\u2019 \u2018Must do it.Civilization is all wrong.' \u2018Morey! Of what do you complain?\u2018Jy the time a man is able to support a girl in the style in which she has been accustomed, he is as old as her father.'\u2014 New York \u2018Weekly.\u2019 Beyond Dispute.\u2014There is no better, safer or more pleasant cough remedy than Hag- yard\u2019s Pectoral Balsam.It cures hoarseness, sore throat, coughs, colds, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles.19 SUCCESSFUL SANITATION.Anxious Tourist\u2014'Since your town has been newly drained, I supposs there is \u2018ess fever here?Motelkeeper (reassuring)\u2014\u2018Ach, yes, sir! Ze teefoose (typhus) is now quite ze excen- tion !\u2014-\u2018Punah.\u2014 \u2018I'm so angry with my laundress! said Ch-ippie.\u2018She's put so little starch in my collar that positively it\u2019s no help to me at all im holding up my head, and I'm just wcrn out.\u2019\u2014 Harper's Bazar,\u2019 on \u2018Dyer's Improved Food for Infants,\u201d it- A SR SAE SN Tr RA AE IN LL A ERA STE ARAN \u201c SRI memes one-run on ANE Ce a SET pect + = .ea PT ed EE PSP ES HOME DEPARTMENT.THE DOMESTIC PROBLEM\u2014SOMB MODERN SERVANTS \u2014 WANTED, LESS CHDAP SENTIMENT \u2014 A PLEA FOR SIMPLE LIVING \u2014 RIGHTS STILL NEDDED\u2014CHIVALROUS STUDENTS\u2014 CYCLING FOR WOMEN \u2014 FOUR WELI-KNOWN WOMEN\u2014SHALL OUR YOUNG PEOPLE PLAY CARDS\u2014MISS ROSELEAF'S COMPLEXION\u2014A FEW APPLE RECIPES.A PRODLEM FOR MRS.LYMAN ABBOTT.Dear Home Folk.\u2014Mrs, Lyman Abbott's | on the domestic problem and the beautiful picture she drew of her kind care girs in\u2018erested me much.Hu: I cannn: help wondering what she would do with a quartet of domestle helps recently employed by a friend of mine.I am neither married, nor a housekeeper, and so may, in the eyes of some, be quite unfired to give an opinion on the problem.Dur sul! I have eyes and ears.I give you | wha: I have seen and heard within this past .year and you may take it for wha: it is worth.A household in which I am Interested fell a victim to the modern general servant | through no fault of its own.All the vor fur- views of her servant + i ; | except the washing and getting up the pace coal from the ccllar once a week had : always been done by the mother and one | daughter.The firs: \u2018help\u2019 they secured was She ! & young country girl of good family.was given a bedroom on the parlor flat, a room heretofore used by a son of the house.She was allowed almost every evening to herself, after 7.55, and time to herself in the afternoons as well.But they soon discovered that all she could do in the way of housework was sweep and dust.She could not do the simplest cooking nor even set the able.She washed the dishes, of course, bu: every week she broke enough to amount : tn a large part of her wages.\u2018Mamma never would let her wash dishes,\u201d she remarked, ° \u2018hecause she alwavs broke them.\u2019 she was however, regular in her hablts, religious, nea.«quick and willing to learn, and the family considered she would in time develop into a treasure.Bu: she found housekeeping not congenial and decided to go home and try another while at school.Her successor was a city girl of about the same age.She was ton \u2018nervous\u2019 to sleep alone and so went home every night.did no: believe in women doing hard work.Neither she nor her mother had ever cleaned a stove.Besides being generally incapable she was untruthful, and her ideas: of the difference between meum and tuum were so hazy thai at the end of a week they cheerfully bid her good-bye.Number three was represented as being thoroughly i of housework.well pear- she Mach girl, and ladiv-like In person?and in the parinr would have been very a:.ractive.The daughter of the house wouid have been pleased to work with her in the mornings, and read French with her In the afternoons.Her evenings she had all vv herself and might have had a couple of henrs Most afternnons as well if she had chosen :0 ge: through her work, she was engaged and talked with rapture of her ! whn was a stree: car conductor.fellow.and so had no: much time Lo her.Another voung man came quite | often, rang the front door bell and enquired for \u2018Miss So-and-So.\u2019 and she had the din- ing-room free every night in which to entertain him or any of her friends she chose :0 But she was ex*remely lazy.intolerably impertinent, and dirty beyond the verge of endurance.When remonstrated with she said she would ge: marriad soon and then would no: have to work at all.She was given a fair trial.but got worse and worse.Her mistress told one of her family her reasons for declining to keep her any longer and got In return a vociferous storm of abuse.It was very unkind she declared tn say such things.The lady stould simply have said that she did not suit, nothing more was neressarv.Number four was an unfortunate from one nf nur \u2018Homes.\u2019 IL was absolutelv essential ; that the familly have some one, if only to! answer the bell, so she was taken in splte of the drawback of her baby.Many friends ' were shocked ar any one having \u2018that kind | of a girl\u2019 in the house.But to an original and courageous Christan woman, the exneri- \u2018 men: when the opportunity offered.was worth trying.She would see what could be made of ons \u2018heathen\u2019 dealt with at close .range, | The to ba She was educated ance, cavalier\u2019 hoor visit receive, poor creature had not enough clothes presentable.and the baby no: enough for decency.Doth were supplied.Tu: as | for capacity.she couli give points to either of the last two of her predecessors in the ar: of \u2018how not to do tt\u2019 Mentally she is on» of the lowest types it has ever been my fortune to meet, Iler morals, though she has undoubtedly Leen more sinned axains: than sinning.1 doub: i?thrown | among her past conditions, they would prove much higher.She had no {dea of money whatever, could not coun: Lwenty- | fva cens: when sen: with five cents for a \u2018\\Witnnss' could not tell how many cen's she ough: tn get in change, and of the cowk she knew no more than a baby.Dut she ls obliging, never out of temper, and, in her own way.industrious.Unfortunately her way is rather peculiar She is hard at it from six in the morning t.ll ren or rwelve at night, but at the end cf the day it would puzzle the ablest of our city hali detectives tn find out how she had pu, fa her time.As one member of the fous-ho!d remarked most of her energy was occupied in getUng out of her own wav.Here is the regular Sunday programme.The mother ge's up and prepares the 8.30 breakfas:, one member of the family does the work of the parlor and bedroom fa:s, another clears the dining-:able, sets lt for dinner.cooks the dinner and baby to let her 20 fo church.She has only three minus\u2019 walk to church, bu: so \u2018ar she has never able to ger there on time.She used to take two days to do a, most minis her been : thrift and honesty and self-respect.\u2018as she respec:s herself will she have the | \u2018Christian World,\u2019 : jealously itself with abstract i and Queensland to do nothing?; life of the nation?decision of the ; 5 NR TH Th Oy ER en Te 22100 Po THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23.1805, week's washing for five people, and even I know not what does.Are we to be for- of the story is that when the announcement have not been calling a halt.I trust it is done and covered thinly with the wh'tes (° yet it is hard for her to get through in one.Her room resembles nothing so much as a colossal rat's nest, and all the perfumes of Araby would not disguise the odors.\u2018If it were summer,\u2019 declares her long-suffering mistress, \u2018she would breed a pestilence.\u2019 She visits some of her friends at one of the \u2018Homes' and brings back most instructive stories, such as one girl leaving her place because her mistress was \u2018cross,\u2019 another because she was asked to \u2018sift ashes.\u2019 The last time she went she spent twenty-five cents on a cab to drive home.Of three menths\u2019 wages she has not fifty cents left, and almost nothing to show for what is gone.Now, I would like to ask, \u2018Is it altogether best for such girls as these to hear quite so much about the duties of their misiress to them?Do they not owe as much to thelr mistresses?The time has come for less cheap sentiment over the \u2018poor working girl.\u2019 She needs to be taught a little more Only respect of others.And I submit, Mrs.Lyman Abbott to the contrary notwithstanding, that a woman who can keep her household running smoothly in spite of the assistance of such \u2018help\u2019 as I have described, so that its members are warmed and clothed and fed and no: poisoned by dirt, is quite as fit to say who shall represent her interests in our municipal councils, and has quite as much righ: to say, for instance, that her cares shall not be increased by a saloon being opened nex: door to her, at least quite as fit as the man who runs tha: sulvon.A WORKING WOMAN.Montreal, Feb.15.A WOMAN'S TRIUMPH.Again woman has gained a decided victory, says the curren: number of the Australian and this time without South Austraiia the political a footing any limits or drawbacks.has recognized her right to franchise, has placed her upon \u2018of equality with man in Hs citizenship, and \u201cnow the parliament in Adclaide will represent the whole community, as it never has dune before in iis history.We congratulate women on this triumph, and we sincerely trust that they will show, and we belicve they will, their capacity for citizenship by worthily performing their new duties, and guarding their new privileges.And now that New Zealand partially and * South Australia fully have given women the rights of %iiizenship, what about the o:her Is New South Wales lo content resolutions in favor of the franchise Lo Woman?And are Victoria In England woman is steadily gaining ground, She has long enjoyed the municipal, board of guardians, and school board franchises, and her vo:e and influence have been consecrated to the right.Soon she will get more from the state, but at present her hour has no: come.There are still among them not a few of wemen of England public life is not \u2018woman's sphere.\u2019 women begin tu think, familiar with public questions, and especially as they begin to realize their responsibility to God and the State, they will demand the same pulitical rights as men.Why should one- ralt \u201cof the population regulate the whole Why should :he heart cf the nation, the conscience and nobler feeling of the nation\u2014and all admit that woman is this\u2014not direc:ly assert itself in ail public questions?The present state of things is anomalous, and the more that women consider thelr responsibilities, and their duties to the State, the more will colonies?those who say, the better off and her colonies, that But as to get more anomalous it appear.It will be for the women of New Zealand and South Australia by their sobriety of judgment, their patriotism, their ethical insight, and their wise but energetic action to give an object lesson to the world.in a speclal sense the future of woman as a citizen is in their hands, anil as they act now others will We congratulate them on their victory, and pray that they may be in the truest sense the saviours of modern society.hereafter vote, RIGHTS OF WOMEN.Oh, for the eloquence of Patrick Henry or Wendell Phillips, exclaims a recent writer in the \u2018Housekeeper.\u2019 If 1 could \u2018buy, beg.' - borrow or steal,\u201d a sufficient supply, I would devote the rest of my life to trylng to open women's eves to the wrong all about them; to the sins against countless unborn children by the treatmen-: the mothers receive, It aroused my indignaticn when I learned tha: in the State of New York the law was that a father had the right to will away un unborn child, and rhe mother mist submit.When it was decided in Rhode Island tha: in case the parents could not agree as to the name of their child the father had the right to select the name, a feeling of contempt, mingled with amusement, arose that cur \"wise law-makers should devote hours, perhaps, to making such a law.Perhaps there was a feeling of \u2018you beut them this ume, didn't you,\u2019 when I read of the man arrested in Alabama for stealing female wear- tng apparel, and could not be convicted, although it Was proved he had taken the clothes, because i: was Mrs.2.that lost them, and the thief shoud have been arres:- ed for stealing Mr.S° s clothes.The women \u201cof Kansas sent words o¢ sympathy and condolence to the Women où when they learned tha: by law they did not own the clothes on their backs, but this seamed afar off, and s'rarge, and the feeling of indignation was nothing compared io that upon hearing \u2018hat of Iowa, that grand Kenic ky ; ail the supreme court state, had reversed a lower court granting Mrs.Hell, of M., damages for injuries received by failing in a water main carelessly left unguarded.They decided she was a \u2018mere housewife,\u2019 that her husband wns who sustained injury bv having his time lost, Her claim was not valid, as she could lose no time: it was ail her husband's.Women will rave wher they are toid men them will ren, (oo, but if such decisions du wot prove it, the one consider properiy, so som» ever satisfied to be a mere annex to man, his equal, pet or slave as the individual man may decide?And must those who belong to the first two classes rest content because their lot is easy; close their eyes to the fact that their sisters not so fortunate, are in torment, and that the law, this human imperfection, looks upon all as in one class?Let us look into this question and not rest content so long as \u2018one of the least of these\u2019 need assistance, Let us not shield ourselves behind the cowardly screen \u2018I do not believe in woman's rights, a clever woman will get all the rights she wants,\u2019 even if a talented woman does make such remarks.It is not the mother nature that speaks there.The true mother lets her clever children look out for themselves, if necessary, while she gives her care and attention to the crippled or helpless.\u2018As ye have done it unto the Jeast uf these,\u201d said the master, not as ye do it to the clever.What though we care little for politics, wish no offices, ana all that, stili there may be a duty for us to do.The women of Kansas are perhaps more than usually interested this year.We are proud of the women who are taking the front rank for the advancement of the race, for mothers cannot progress without its effect being seen upon the race.May truth and rigit prevail.wenn CYCLING FOR WOMEN.Dear Editor Home, \u2014I was much amused the other day at a newspaper paragraph handed me by a friend.In it a Montreal writer characterizes cycling as \u2018coarse and unlovely,\u201d and assurcs \u2018sensible Montreal girls\u2019 that it will make \u2018hideous\u2019 every girl who attemp:s it.How terrible! Now, will not the same writer be good cnough to warn Miss Willard to withdraw from publication the book which she has just prepared on how she learned to ride?Won't he or she labor with Lady Henry Somerset on the enormity of her ai 4 4 LL Qu UN #68 70, 8, was made to the students they broke into a cheer.So would our eastern masculine collegians do if they only knew what was good for them.A WELL-KNOWN QUARTETTE.We take from the New York \u2018World,\u2019 the following sketches of the four officers of the National Council of Women of the United Rtates, which is this week holding its szcond triennial meeting in Washington.They are Mrs.May Wright Sewall, president; Mrs.Frances H.Bagley, vice-president; Mrs.Isa~ bella Charles Davis, recording secretary, and Mrs.Rachel Foster Avery,corresponding secretary.This council is made up of various associations of women, most of them national, existing for various purposes.The object of the council is to bring together representatives from these associations; to widen the knowledge of what women are doing for humanity.The council represents seven pes of women's work\u2014religious, philanthropic, educational, professional, and lines of social and government retorm.Its membership includes 700,000 women.Mrs.Sewall is a splendid type of the modern woman.She is a worker, thinker, and a writer of great ability.She is withal a most womanly woman, loving pretiy dresses, pictures, books, and, most of all, pretty china.She was born in Milwaukee when it was a frontier settlement.She graduated from the North-Western University of Evanston, Ill.in 1867.As principal of several high schools in the west she was very successful.In 1880 she married Mr.Theodore L.Sewall, a prominent educator, of Indianapolis.Mrs, Sewall was one of the promoters of the international council of women in 1888, and conceived the idea of making the council permanent.She is a member of every organization in Indlana- polis connected with the work of women, and belongs to several societies of Europe.EE) ENV wr ° we \u2018nu og.CA Zz = N OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES.conduct in allowing Miss Willard to learn to ride a wheel when she was her guest at Eastnor Castle?And, oh, won't he or she remonstrate with the Princess of Wales for her sin against womanhood in not forbidding the ladies of Sandringham to mount the swift and silent steed.A MONTREAL LADY CYCLIST.Montreal, Feb.20.FASHION PLATES AND EUCHRE PARTIES.Dear Editor Home g-Under the head of \u2018Nuts to Crack,\u2019 some one thinks this department uninteresting of late.Too much \u2018Hash,\u2019 they say.Well, I for one, do not find any fault with the \u2018hash,\u201d but the fashion plates do take up so much room, the sleeves, for instance.Now, any woman can cut a sleeve, and have it fashionable.All they have to do is to turn the skirt of the dress bottom upward, and you have a sleeve, a little too long, maybe, but that can be easily remedied.But I have drifted away from what I purposed to write.I thought a few lines playing euchre would not be out of place.Euchre playing in some localities has become very fashionable of late.Gatherings are gotten up called \u2018progressive eu\u201chre parties,\u2019 and I, for one, think it Is one of Satan's inventions to lead our young people on to destruction.How persons can play euchre or any other game of chance, and call themselves Christians is more than 1 can comprehend.To be a Christian is to be a follower of Christ, and in all his teachings to his followers is there anything to lead us to believe that such low frivoious amusements were ever taught by him?When I see In our local papers that such and such a person has given a progres- siva eurhre party, I think \u2018Well, that is not a Christian family.\u2019 But I think I hear some one say, \u2018Our young peopie must have some sort of amusement.\u201d That is very true, but can we not, as Christian people, our children amusements far bet- euchre Cr wine parties.a wide field for thought.hear from the sisters views on this subject.on provide ter han Here is I would like to in the Home, their .MRS.J.W.F.Frelighsburg.GOOD FOR BELOIT.The New York \u2018Independent\u2019 says\u2014A good word is due to Beloit College, the veteran of western education.which has opened its decors to women.The most charming part She was a delegate to the international congress at Paris in 1889.Mrs.Frances E.Bagley, of Detroit, Mich., widow of the late John J.Bagley, is little less known than Mrs.Sewall.In her own state, from one end to the other.she js known as an active worker in all movements in woman's interests.She has been prominent in the national council from its commencement.She was chosen vice-pre- sident on account of her splendid executive ability and knowledge of organization.She is said to know the name of every prominent woman delegate, although the number runs up into the hundreds.Mrs.Isabella Charles Davis, the recording secretary, is a New Ycrker.Her capability for this position was demonstrated hy her splendid work as corresponding secretary of the International Order of King\u2019s Daughters and Sons.Through that work she has made the personal acqualntance of nearly every prominent reformer in the civilized world.Mrs.Avery, corresponding secretary, lives at Philadelphia, the home of so many reform associations.In nearly all of those which have a national scope Mrs.Avery has been an indefatigable worker.The Universal Peace Union has enjoyed the benefits of her enthusiasm and intelligence, and the Indian Rights Association, whose headquarters are in that city, has received much valuable co-operation.All these women are thoroughly feminine, notwithstanding their advanced ideas, and their homes are said to be models of comfort and domestic felicity.A PLEA FOR SIMPLICITY.Editor of Home Department, \u2014At the time Jord Aberdeen came to Canada as our Covernor-General T heard a man say that he thought it would be a good thing for Canada If some one would request him to live a simple, economical life, because of the good effcet it would have upon the lives of the people.1 do not know anything of the habits of our good Governor, bevond what is known 10 the average newspaper reader, but I believe that it is time that the leaders in our country were living less luxurious and more economical lives.The \u2018ove for luxury, pleas'ire and ease is sapping the good out of our people.When men live extravagantly they eventually \u2018all into vice and sin, and this is what is coming to pass.The pages of sacred and secular history are full of examples of this, and it is a wonder that more of \u2018the prophets in high places\u2019 not true, but there are those who think tha these prophets are as fond of the luxuries of the age as any one, and that if they spoke against them they would be speaking against themselves.1 am a regular church attendant, and my circumstances do not place me constantly under the same minister, yet I find almost nothing in their teaching to the people upon this great evil; and in comparing notes with friends they tell me the same thing.Our country is concerned at present over fiscal policies and \\lheir advantages.Those are of infinitesimal insignificance in comparison with this problem of living extravagantly.It is a problem of (rue sucess and character, and as it effects the home life 1 consider it one that can be appropriately discussed in that departinent of your much-to-be-esteemed paper.Yours very truly, SIMPLEX.Montreal.FOR THE COMPLEXION.It is really surprising, says the \u2018Housekeeper,\u201d the care that Miss Roseleaf takes of her complexion.Dut then roses and lilies must be cultivated as everyone knows.Miss Roseleaf, the real Miss Roseicaf, you know, does not powder.She considers powder just a little vulgar.her complexion: Every night on going to bed she bathes her face In soap and water.This thoroughly cleanses the skin.Then she rubs the face with a small chamois-skin, which can be bought for ten cents, increasing the circulation and giving the skin an increased supply of the best skin food known.She continues rubbing tili her face and neck have been worked up to a decided glow.She does nop consider a piece of flannel as good as a chamois, for she says the chamois will give a certain polish and whileness to the skin that the other will not, something on the theory of \u2018diamond cut diamond.\u2019 perhaps.With this treatment it is easy to believe that sallow skin becomes an \\impossibility.At night, except in extreme cold weather, Miss Roseleaf lets a blast of oxygen or czone come in at the open window, to burn out the worn out tissues of the system, always avoiding a draught.In the morning she awakens and feels refreshed.Her complexion is at the best now, and she simply rinses her face with tepid or coid water in order not to spoil the delicate coloring and produce redness.Miss Roseleaf bathes frequently.She drives or walks in the open air at least an hour each day.The air, Miss Roseleaf claims, is her chief tonle.She avoids eating between meals, refuses pie and pudding, drinks neither tea nor coffee, keeps early hcurs, has discarded corsets, and adopted the reformed mode of dressing, cultivates a cheerful disposition and keeps her temper.All these things Miss Roseleaf does for her complexion bu: while she is taking care of that she is also building up a strong mind in a strong body and is infinitely superior to Miss Veneer Roseleaf in many ways.A FEW APPLE RECIPES.Apple Jelly.\u2014Take good green cooking apples, quarter them but do not pare them, put them in a kettle, cover them with water and keep them covered; let them boil slowly until quite tender, then strain (not squeeze) through a jelly bag.sugar to a pint of the apple juice, and let it boil until it will harden when put on a cold plate.This is very easily made in winter, but is nicer not (0 be used for at least one day after it is made Apples for Immediate Use.\u2014Wipe clean about twenty good cooking apples of medium size, and place them in a preserving kettle with water enough to about half cover them; then add two large cups of sugar, half a cup of vinegar, and a dessertspoon of ground cinnamon; cover them tightly and let the apples simmer slowly until soft; use them when cold.Apple Jelly for Cakes.\u2014Grate one large apple and add the juice and grated rind of one lemon, mix with them one cup of white sugar, and le: boil for three minutes.Use immediately.This makes a delicious filling for layer cakes, Apple Dessert.\u2014Fill a quart bowl with alternate layers of thinly sliced apples und sugar, add half a cup of water, cover with a saucer held in place by a weight, and bake slowly for three hours.Let it stand of clear red slices embedded in delicious Jelly.of blanc mange, junket, custard, cold rice pudding, etc., there Is nothing prettier ur more satisfactory, and it is the mos: easily prepared of all desserts.Apple Short-cake.\u2014Season good apple sauce with butter, sugar, etc.: make a nice shori-cake, open and butter it, and spread with the apple sauce in layers.Serve with sweetened whipped cream, Apple Cream.\u2014One cup of rich cream, one cup of white sugar, beat until smooth.then add the well-beaten whites of two eggs: pecl and core some nice cooking apples, steam them until soft, and when cold pour the cream over them.Apple Custard Ple.-Peel, core, and stew apples In a very little water until tender, put them through a colander, and for one pie take three eggs, one-third cup of butter, one-third cup of sugar, and flavor with nutmeg and lemon; use one cup of the apple pulp to each ple, and only the yolks of the eggs, making a merringue vith the whites for the top.Apple Pudding.\u2014Butter a pudding dish, put in it a thick layer of grated Uread crumbs, add bits of butter, then a layer of peeled and sliced apples with sugar and nutmeg, and repeat until the dish is full.pour over the whole a teacup of cold water and bake for thirty minutes.Simple baked apples for a delightful and wholesome breakfast dish.They should be neither sour nor sweel; pare and core them, place them in a baking tin, fill up the holes of the apples with sugar and a little nutmeg or cinnamon.They may be eaten with creain and sugar, or whipped cream swee:ened and delicately flavored with lemon.They are very nice if taken from the oven as soon as For an accompaniment to a dessert | This is what she does for | eggs, whipped to a stiff froth and suerepet, and then returned to the oven {,r moment before serving.A PLUCKY CYCLIST.A highwayman near Mentone Fran.alighted from his bicycle on meeting a laiy, resting it against a wall.A: ; she delivered up money and jewels > being an enthusiastic cyclist, while 1h, ¢ his re, ni pad's head was turned she mou | machine, and, dashing off, seeun ) Hs arrest.FAMILY WORSHIP.By Edward O.Guerrant.\u2018Choose you this day whom yo wiil = - The fountains ©?are À those pjiety noi, fountains dre flow.If bé-omes a = © 0.circle.1f stream puisened.the stream death, and not life.How is it in your family?Here is God's command.Have you 11?Here is his blessing où the Chair 4 In house.Can curse on families name?Have you invited it?I pray you seriously to things, and sav with noble John How.\u2018Wherever ! have a these God = have an altar.\u2019 (The above is published in back form Charles Matthews of Hope.Indiana, jriee 20 cts.per hundred.) must verse to opbevr ] On claim i He.that vou 1 \u2018call nee consider tent SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1895.DANESBURY HOUSE.BEY MRS.HENRY WOOD.\u2014 jac horess of \u2018East Lynna,\u201d \u2018The Channinga® etc.) \u2014\u2014 CAPTER XXII.\u2014Continued.Woliam: Danesbury went out into \u201cpooniight.It was shining very LT den the street, whitening the ai the old-fashioned stones.\u201cke the near way to his home -t puis The churchyard, and \u201coq he turned into its narrow wi he met Harding.- 5m, Mr.William ?I am so .or thin I am\u2019 returned NE \u201cWhy are vou glad 7 ii.~ 1 saw you in, somewhere, 04 \u2018' and Il thought you noo raway,) he whispered; 1 gun TaunkÏn! vou have come Was TS NN PS qu.vu he 1 vtot, Harding, and 2.50 D CON trouble your- c+.(hank about me poe p< wou have Leen led to trans- in to-nieht Mr.William, and I » vert have been striving aguinst Forgive me, sir, but I was nld man when vou were a : [ think if you were to fail «~~ would break my heart ; 1 no uge striving.\u201d returned Zloomily.\u2018I have been x resolutely striving, and now U's temptation has upset it\u2019 ni, strive on, Mr.William ; wat de VoUrs in the end.- Wiil if veu on!v take the right \u201c> h-lp yourself\u201d van FO sav vou know it, :, and assért it so impressive- I amr no better than others.=.::1 Thomas Harding, the hing down his cheeks, \u2018I will cou why 1 Know vou will be kept \u201crsorted-if vou only strive for .vy1éught.I was in the chaise ir mother the night she died ; ul- day services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.DPrayer meeting on Wednesday at > p.m, Christian Endeavor Society on Monday at 8 p.m.Rev.J.R.Dobsoa, B.A.B.D., pastor.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Cota St.Antoine, Services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Bibie-class and Sunday-school at 3 p.m.Rev.Prof.Macadam will both services.CRESCENT STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH \u2014Services commence at ll am and 7 p.m.The Rev.A.B.Mackay, D.D, the pastor, Will preach at both services, Sabbath-school and bible classes wt & p.m.ST.MARK'S CHURCH (Presbyterian), corner of William and Dalhousie streuts-\u2014 Divine service in the morning at and in the evening at 7 o'clock.The pas.or will preach a: boili services, rev, Joan Nichols, pasior.CALVIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCEL, 2.65 Notre Damyg s!reer west, Divine service at ll o'clock.Evening service at 7 o'rlœck.The pastor, the Rev.Dr.srmych, wiil preach at both services.Mecting on Wed- nesduy eveuing.ERSKINE CHURCH (Presbyterian), Sner- brooke str-e:, head of Cres.tni sireei.Rev.A.J.Mowait, pastor.will prvach at 1! a.m.and 7 p.m.Sabbath-schoo! and the pastor's Dble-~lass meets at three o'clock.Carisitan Enduavor Society will meer on Monday at > p.m, Sirangers welcome at all services, WESTMINSTER CHURCH (Presbyterian) Atwater avenue, near St.Antoine streer.\u2014 Services a ll a.m.and 7 pin.Suncay- school at 3 p.m.Prayer-mesting on Wed- pesday 1d stre-te\u2014Rev.Jas.Fleck, B.A.pastor.Servir=s at 11 a.m.and at 7?pm.Rev.Mr.Fleek's class {or young men will mr at 3 pm.Sabbath- school and Bidl>-lagses meet at 3 p.m.Y.P.S.C.E.on Mondarv evening at s v'eloes, Band of Hope on Priéar a: + pm.AMERICAN PRESSYTER'AN CHURCH, corner of Dorchesier and Drummond sts.\u2014 Services 4i 11 wan.and 7 pm.The pastor the rev.T.5.MeWilliams.will proach.Prayer meeiing on Wednesday evening ai 3 v'uiuek.irvine servire in the chapel, 75 Inspector streef, at 11 wm.and 7 p.in.Sunduyv-scheol at 515 pom.Prayer meeting on Friday evening at § o'clock.Y.P.S.CE.will mee in ths church parlors on Monday cvening of each week at 3 o'clock.METHODIST, MONTREAL SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Morning, at 11; evening, at 7.Rev.A.E.Pates, pasior.DESRIVIERES STREET MISSION\u2014Sun- day-s-hool at V1 aan.Evening service at 7.3% o'clock.Union prayer meeting after the servtres.All are welcome, Rev.I.Brown, pastor, 1v Bisson sireer, HOCHELAGA METHODIST CHURCH, 11 Marlborough sirest - Services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Rev.Thomas Brown, pastor.Prayer meeting on Wednesday at S pan.Rev.Thomas Erown.pastor, 26a Darling street.ST.JAMES METHODIST CHURCH.cor.nf =t.Catherine and City Councillors sta Rov.8.P.Iose, DD, pastor.The pastor : and (Rs à will preach at 11 a.Tp-m.Sundav- school and bibla cli:= 9.45 a.m.ard 3 p.m.Mid-weex service on Wednesday a: N Epworth League cf Christian Endvea- Saturday at S pm.WEST END METHODIST CHURCIT, cor.vor on of Conrso! and Canning streects\u2014Servives to-morrow (Sunday) at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday-school will meet at three n'ejork nom.Y IPR day evening.Priver mesting on Wednesday evaning at S p.m, Strangers made wel- cone to ail services.WU HL Sparitng, BLA, pastor, DORCHESTER CHURCH, corner 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sundayv-schoel and bible lasses at à p.n.Y.P.3S.0.E.on Monday at 8 pm., and prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 5.Strangers made welcome al all of thess servi ex Rev.Charles A.Svkes pasicr, 3145 City Coune!llors strect.STREET uf Nt DOMINION SQUARE METHODIST CHURCH.opposite the Windsor Hotel\u2014Rev W.J.Hunter.MA, ILIL.the pascor wil preach ar 11 am.and 7 pm.Morning subject: \u2018Modorn Jews and Greeks.\u2019 Evering subjert: \u2018A Wise Post\u201d Select music by the choir.Sundar-schno! and bible classes at 3 p.m.Sarvie on Wednesday at § p.m.Epwymh league of Christian Endeavor on Saturday at S p.m.Strangers and visitors welvome at all these services.preach at: | CHURCH.11 o'ciock, | the | at eight o'clock on Mon.© METHODIST Urbain-Servires at MOUNTAIN STREET METHODIST CHURCH, corner of Mountain and Torrance streets\u2014Services at ll a.m.and 7 p.m The Rev.A.W.Mills wili preacn in the morning, and the kev.Dr.Anthff in the\u2019 evening.Rev.E.B.Ryckman, M.A., D.D., pastor.COTE ST.ANTOINE METHODIST CHURCH, cor.of Western and Lansdowne Rvennes\u2014Services at li a.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday-school at 3 p.m.The pastor wlil preacn morning and evening.y.|).Ellis, pastor, 2712 St.Catherine street.COTE ST.LOUIS AND OUTREMONT METHODIST CHURCHES\u2014Services at Coie St.Louis at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.W.J.Wood will preach.Sunday-schoxl and bible class at 3 p.m.Outremont and Annex\u2014Services ar I1 aaa.and 7 p.m., respeotively.u.1.CempLe:l will preach Cone eariy.You are welcome.Pastors, W.J.Wood and G I Campbell.SHERBROOKE STR E ET METHODIST corner of Sherbrooke and St ! Charles Borrcmee streets\u2014Rev.W.li.Ems- \u2018ley, pastor.Services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday-school at 3 p.m.Evening subject: : \u2018lron and Brass Shoes, or.Strength for the Day.\u2019 The New Orleans Jubilee Singers \u201cwill render a selection at the evening service.i DOUGLAS METHODIST CHURCH, St Catherine and Chomedy streets.Rev.A.DM Phillips.B.D., 65 St.Mark street, pastor The pastor will preach at 11 2.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday-school and the pastor's Bible Leas: à 5% pan.Monday evening E.L.of LC.FE.Wedneaday evening, evangelistic ser- ; vice.S'mangers welcome at any service.| Free sittings.Come! | ST.HENRI AND COTE ST.PAUL ME- * THODIST CHURCHES \u2014 The Rev.C.E.Diana will preach to-morrow at St.Hanri a 11.am.and at 7 p.n.Apec'al services will be continued \"during the week.Tha Rev.A.J.Belton St.Paul at 11 a.m.and will preach at Cote Bland and the Rev.A.\"7 pm.Rev.C.E.J.Belton, pastors.EAST END METHODIST CHURCH, cor.of l.apgaucheticre and Plessis street\u2014Ser- vices at 10.30 a.m.and at 7 p.m.Sunday- school at 2.30 p.m.Y.P.S.C.E.on Monday.service on Wednesday at 8 p.m.You are cordially invited to any or all of the above services.Rev.F.McAmmond, B.A., pastor, 167 Jacques Cartier s:reet.CHURCH OF ENGLAND.OUTREMONT MUNICIPAL HALIL.\u2014Ser- vice at 7 p.m.\u2014W.Henderson, principal.| ST.SIMON'S CHURCH (Anglican), corner { Notre Dame strcet and Eiizabeti avenue, {NE Henri-\u2014Special Service on Sunday even- | Rev, Samuel Massey, ings.Pews all free.reotor.MAISONNEUVE MISSION.\u2014Service at 11 | a.m.and 7 p.m., each Sunday.Sunday- : school at 3 p.m.Band of Hope every Frl- day evening.The Lay Helpers\u2019 Association, ST.THOMAS MISSION, 399 Delorimier avenue, near Ontario street\u2014Sunday-school wWifl meet at three p.m.Service at seven p.m.Friday evening service at eight.PP.Sinclair in charge.ST.THOMAS CHURCH, 103S Notre Dame strect-Morning service at 11 o'clock.Pastor's bible class and Sunday-school at 3 p.mn, Evening service at 7 o'clock.Wednesday evening service at S.Preacher, the rector, the Rev.J.Frederick Itenaud, ST.LUKE'S CHURCH, corner of Champlain and Dorchester streets\u2014Morning service at 11.Evening service at 7.Preacher at both services, the rector.Sunday-school and bible class for adults at 3 p.m., Divine service on Wednesday evening at 8.Strangers made welcome, Rev.T.E.Cunningham, M.A., rector.CHURCH OF ST.JOHN THE EVANQE.LIST, corner of Ontario and St.Urbain strevts.\u2014 AI] seafs free and unappropriated.Quinquagesima Sunday.Holy Communion al 5 a.m.and 1! a.m.(chorai)».Matins at 1u.15 a.m.Evensong at 7.Rev, Edmund Wood, M.A., rector, ST.PHILIP'S CHURCH.Montreal West\u2014 Services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Holy Com- nunion on the first Sunday in the month at the 11 a.m.service, and on the third Sunday at 8.13 a.m.Sunday-schoo! and bible class at 3 p.m.Evening prayer on Wednesday ar 8.Rev.George Johnson, incumbent.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH, corner of St Paul and Inspector streets\u2014Quinquagesima Sunday-\u2014Divine service in the morning at 11, and evening at 7.Preacher at both services, the rector.Sunday-school and rector\u2019s bible class for men and women at 3 o'clock.Service on Thursday evening at » o'clock.ven.Archdeacon Evans, D.C.L., rector.ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, corner of St Denis and Marie Anne streeis\u2014Seats frea Divine service at 11 a.m.and at 7 p.m.Sunday-schoo! at 3 p.m.On Ash Wednesday \\a* ll pm.Rev.H.J.Evans, M.A.in-um- bent, Amterst Park, Sunday, at 7 p.m,, St.George'a Y.M.C.A.ST.JUDE'S CHURCH, corner of Vinet and Courso! sts.Quinquagesima Sunday.Nervices at eleven o'clock, the Rev.C.Waller: 7 p.m., Rev.J.H.Dixon, rector.Si.nday-school and bible classes at 3 p.m.| All are welcome.Wednesday service at $ {| Pan.reliowed by teachers\u2019 meeting.Fri.| day.Lund of Hope at 5 p.m.| ST.MARTIN'S CHURCH, Arthur and Upper St.Urbain streets\u2014Rev.shown to places by sidesmen, \"G.Osborne Troop, M.A.rector.Quinqua- : gesima Sunday.Services at eleven v\u2019eloek l a.in.and 7 p.m.Sunday-schooi at 3 p.m.i Reetor's class in the church at 3.10 pm.| Wednesday servire at < pou.All seats | free.Strangers cordially welcomed and Ï TRINITY CHURCH, St.Denis street\u2014 Morning service at 11 a.m.and bible class for adults at 3 p.m.Evening service at 7 o'clock.The Lord Bishon of Huron will preach both morning and evening.All are invited.A special effort is now being made to reduce the debt on the (chrrek, and the offertorivs at both services _ Will be devoted to that purpose.Ash Wed- | nesday, divine service, -vith sermon in the chap°i.at S p.m.Waman's Auxiliary and St.Catherine's Guild on Friday at 3.Band of Hope on Friday at 4.Confirmation lecture in the crapel on Friday evening at 8.Children\u2019s Twenty Minntes' Soriety, on Saturday morning at 1v o'clock.ev.Canon Mills, ST.GEORGE'S CHURCH, Quinquagesima Sunday.Holy Communion after eveniig service.tin a.m.\u2014Morning prayer.Preacher, Dean Carmichael.3 p.m.\u2014Sunday-srhool and bible classes.D.D., Rector.| 3.05 p.m.\u2014Dean Carmichael\u2019's class for men and young men in the church.En !\"trinca by front door.7.05 p.m.\u2014 Evening praver.Preacher, Rev.C.J.James.All strangers and non-seatholders entering by front door at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.will be directed to seats befors divine service begina Tuesday\u2014A confirmaticn class (open to all) at XR pom.Ash Wedfiesday, divine service at 11 a.m.Preacher.Dean Carmichael.Offerings in aid of parish charities.During Lent a short speclul service will be held every Friday at 5 p.m.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014- _ 1 a.CN corner Prince .Sunda y-s-hoo!] .(except Guod Friday) | Ad Ae STC SNE CE mis CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.CHURCH OF SCOTLAND (St.Andrew's) Morning service at 11.Subject: \u2018Nicodemus, Critic, preagner, Chayetian.\u201d Evenlug service at 7.Subject, 'Saul, the Letter Writer.\u201d The ReŸ.J.Edgar Hill, M.A., B.D., will officiate.Young Men's Guild at 10 o'clock.Young women's class and Sun- day-school at 3 o'clock.Missionary Work Party on Tuesday at 11 wo 1 o'clock.Ladies\u2019 Ald Society on Wednesday at 3 o'clock.Dorcas Society on Thursday at 11 o'clock.UNDENOMINATIONAL.EVANGELISTIC HALL, 2254 St, Catherine ! street\u2014Meetings are held as follows: Lord's Day, 11 am.and 7 p.m.Wednesday.8 p.m.THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST meet at 205 i Bleury street, at 10.30 a.m.every Lord's Day, to break bread.A PRAYER CONFERENCE and Bible Reading Meeting in Desrivieres street school house at 11 a.m.All invited.PROTESTANT HOUSE OF INDUSTRY AND HOME, Longue Pointe\u2014On Sunday, Feb.24, at three o'clock p.m., divine service will be voriduoted by the Rév.F.McAm- mond, YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF MONTREAL, Dominion square\u2014 Young \u2018Men's Meeting on Saturday at 8 p.m.Young Men's Bible-class on Sunday at 3 p.m.Men's mass meeting on Sunday at 4.15 p.m.YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 101 Metcalfe street\u2014Union prayer meeting, open to all ladies, every Thursday morning from 10.30 to il o'clock.Business meeting for members every Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.Service conducted by one of the city ministers, every Friday evening from 7 to 7.30 o'clock.Y.W.C.A.Circle of the King's Daughters, second and fourth Thursday of every month at 8 p.m.Service cf song and Bible-class, every Sundaw after- ncon at thrée o'clock, at the W.G.R., No.2432 St.Catherine street.Willing Circle of the King's Daughters every Friday at 8 p.m.at W.G.R., 2432 St.Catherine street.All young women are cordially invited to each and all of these services, BAPTIST, COTE ST.LOUIS BAPTIST MISSION.\u2014 Protestant Dissentient Schoolhouse, 52 Stuart Street, Mount Royal avenue\u2014Sunday-school at 3 p.m.Those not attending any other school are cordially invited to attend.OLIVET BAPTIST MISSION, Delisle st., Ste Cunegopde\u2014Sunday-schcol at 9.30 a.m.Services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.All are heartily welcome to all the services.Rev.R.E.Whitmore, pastor.EAST END BAPTIST MISSION, 6 Cralg street, Prayer meeting every Sunday at 9.30 a.m.Sunday-school and Bible-class at ©3 o'clock.Public worship at 7 p.m.Sub- » ject, * Procrastination,\u201d Preacher, Frank L.Horsfall.OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH, Mountain vices at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Morning subject: \u2018Christ, the Power of God.\u201d 1 Cor, 1: 24.Evening subject: \u2018Knocking at the Poor.\u2019 Rev.3:20.Ordinance of baptism at the evening service.Sunday-schoo! and bible classes at 3.Y.P.S.C.E.on Monday at 8.Weekly church prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8.Rev.W.B.Hinson, pastor.Catherine and City Counclllors streets.Divine Services at 11 a.m.and at 7 p.m.The pastor wili preach at both services.Sunday-school and bible classes meet at 3 p.m.Endeavor on Mondav at 8 p.m.Church prayer meetings at & p.m.each Wednesday Rev.Donald Grant, B.A., pastor.GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Ol- ver and Western avenues, Westmount (Cote St.Antoine)\u2014Subjects for Sunday next: 11 , \u2018Power for Service in the Kingdom of God.\u2019 7 p.m., \u2018The Magnetism of the Cross.\u2019 Sunday - school and Prof.Fenwick's Bible-class at 3 p.m.Young People's meeting on Monday at % p.m.Regular prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m.The pastor will preach at both services, All welcome, Seats free.Rcv.W.T.Graham, pastor.POINT ST.CHARLES.POINT ST.CHARLES CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.\u2014Pastor, the Rev.T.Hall.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m Sunday-school at 2.30 p.m.All are welcome.GRACE CHURCH, Wellington street, Pt.St Charles, Wellington street\u2014Services at 8 a.m., 11 a.m., and 7 p.m.Rev, John Ker, D.D., rector.HOPE CHAPEL\u2014Sunday-school at 3 p.m.Preaching service at 7 p.m.A\u2019! welcome.Seats free, CENTENARY CHURCH (Methodist), Wel lington street west\u2014The Rev.D.C.Sander- son, pastor.Services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Tuesday, at 8 p.m., Christian Endeavor meeling.Every one welcome.VICTORIA CHURCH, corner of Conway and Menai street, Victoria Town.Sunday services at 11 a.m., and 7 p.m.Subject for evening discourse, \u2018Sin of Covè@ing C.E.meeting on Monday at 8 p.m.; prayer- , meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m.All are \u201ccordially irvited.Rev.W.D.Reid, B.A., B.D., pastor.POINT ST.CHARLES BAPTIST * CHURCH, Grand Trunk street\u2014Public wor- \u2018ship: Sunday.ai 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sun- day-school and bible class at 3 p.m.Mon- L day, at 8 p.m., Y.P.S.C.E.Wednesday, at 8 p.m., general prayer meeting.Friday, at 8 p.m., Band of Hop2.The ordinance of believers\u2019 baptism will be administered after the morning and evening s-rvices.Rev.John 13.Warnicker, pastor.MATTHEW'S CHURCH, street west-\u2014\u2014The Rev.W.R.Cruikshank, N.A.pastor.Sorvires at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Morning.at 11 o'clock.Rev.EB.M.Ferguson.Trenton, N.J.Evening.at 7 o'clock, the Rev, W.R.Cruikshank, pas- ST.Wellington tor.Sabbath-school and bible classes er 8 pm.Y.P.S.C.E.on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.Service on Wednesday at $ p.m.Men's meeting for Bible s\u2018udy at 10 a.m.ST.LAMBERT.ST.CUTHBERT CHURCH (Preshyterian), St.Lambert.Services at 11 am.and 7 p.m.REFORMED EPISCOPAL.ST.BARTHOLOMEW'S REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.Beaver Hall iiill.\u2014 Sunday services: Morning a: 11 o'vlock.Preacher, the Rev.H.A.Fish.Subject: \u2014 : \u2018In Prison and Out.Suncar-school at 3 { p.m.Evening service at 7.Preacher.the Rev.H.A.Figh.Subject: \u2014\u2018A Perullar Text.A short Sermon and a Strange .Preacher.\u201d Christian Endeavor at the cloge of the evening service.Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock.All are cordially invited.Btreet\u2014The pastor will preach at both sar- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, corner of Bt; Young Peoples\u2019 Society of Christian ! MONTREAL WELSH UNION, WELSH AND ENGLISH MISSION, No.6 Craig street\u2014Service on Sunday at 2.30 p.m.A cordial Invitation extended to all, MONTREAL WELSH UNION\u2014Service in future will be held ai the Y.W.C.A,, 101 Metcalfe street, commencing at 2.45 p.m.\u201d Dr.Warden will preach.All are welcome.| LUTHERAN, : GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, 127 ST.Dominique street.Service at 11 a.m.Sun- day-school at 2 p.m.Evening at 7.30.Rev.F.Reidel, pastor.SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN CONGRE- CATION, 41 St.Francois Xavier rtreet\u2014 The Rev.P.F.Fatner, pastor.Services every Sunday at 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Sundav-school at 10 a.m.All Scandinavians Invited.CONGREGATIONAL.EMMANUEL CHURCH (Congregational), errner ôf St.Cathering and Stanley streets, The Rev.William McIntosh, of Ottawa, will preach.Christian Endeavor at close of evening service.TION CHURCH (Congregational), corner of Mance and Milton streets.Services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Morning theme:\u2014 \u2018Christ.the Lord of Winds and Seas.\u201d Evening theme: \u2018The Warld Growing Better.\u2019 Young People's Soriety at the close.Rev.W.H.Warriner, pastor.CALVARY CHEROH, (Congragational), Guy street, above St.Antoine street\u2014Morn- ing worship at 11 o'clock.Evenine at 7 o clock.Mordgy at 8 pm.Y.P.S.C.E.Seats free.A cordial invitation extended to all.Rev.E.M.Hill, pastor.[EI AVIS DE CULTE PUBLIC.{presbytérienne), rue EGLISE DE LA * CROIX \u20ac Services à 11 Suzanne.\u2014 Ecole du dimanche à 10 h.h.età7h.© R.P.DucLos, pasteur, 166 rue Mance.FEaLISE DU REDEMPTEUR (anglicane), rue Chat- ham.\u2014Le dimanche à 1! h.À 7 h.: le mercredi à 8h.D.LARIVIFRE, recteur, 117 rue Chatham.EGLISE ST-JEAN, (presbytérienne), Les rèunions ont lien à l'Eglise Methodiste de la rue Craig.- Le dimanche à 11 h.et à 7 h.; le mercredi à 8 h.Ecole du dimanche à 10 h.J.L.MORIN, pasteur, 65 rue Hutchison.SALLE EVANGELIQUE, 3497 rue Notre Dame.\u2014 Le dimanche à 7 h.2, .ARTHUR DELPORTE, Missionnaire.MISSION EVANGELIQUE FRANCAISE, 143 rue Dufferin, quartier Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Montreal.\u2014 Catéchisme tous les dimanches à 2.50 h.Office divin tous les dimanches à 3 h.Assemblée de religion le jeudi soir à 7.30 h.GUILLAUME CHARLES, pasteur, 142 rue Dufferin.L'ORATOIRE (église haptiste), 141 rue Mance.\u2014 Le dimanche à 11 h.et à 7 h, ; le jeudi à 7.20 h.\"A.L.THERRIEN, pasteur, 2 Thistle Terrace.\u201cFOLISE METHODISTE, au coin des rues Craig et Ste-Flizabeth.\u2014Le dimanche à 10 h.et à 7 h.; le mercredi à 8h.Ecole du dimanche à 10 h.E.D.DEGRUCHY, pasteur, 1 rue Ste-Elizabeth.\u2026 Éburse\u201d METHODISTE, 142} rue Delisle.\u2014 Le dimanche 3 h ; le mercredi à 8 h ; ecole du dimanche à2h.Rev.T.Roy, pasteur.Rev.M.SADLER, Assistant.A WRECK IN FORMOSA.~The \u2018Presbyterian Review\u2019 says: \u201cThe following letter, with which we have been favored by Dr.G.L.MacKay, will send a thrill of joy and satisfaction through the souls cf many of our readers.Such an incident is worth a score of lectures on the importance of foreign missions: Formosa, Ta'-Ma\u2019-Ien, Nov.24, 1894.My Dear Pastor MacKay,\u2014l want 10 tell you what occurred here.TI crossed over to this place through wind and rain.The other morning when walking on the seashore I saw a salling vessel slowly drifting shoreward, and in danger of being wrecked, for there was fog and a heavy sea.[I hastened back to the chapel and beat the drum to call the villagers to worship.As soon as it was over, I asked converts and heathen to go in their fishing boats as quickly as possible and let the sailors know they need mot fear savages there, and if they wished to come ashore, a chapel would be given them to stay in.The whole crew came ashore in the boats at once.I gave your old room to the captain, bis wife and child, and other accommodation to the rest.I then hurried away to a mandarin and asked him to send men to protect tbe ship, and got a military mandarin to consent to send soldiers along also.One afternoon at three p.m., the twen- ty-one Europeans and Americans, with one Chinaman, met with one hundred and forty-six (146) of our converts for worship, There were eight nationalities, viz., British, American, French, Danish, Turkish, Swiss, Norwegian, and Chinese, in the crew.They hailed from America with coal oil bound for Shanghai, Hong Kong, et\u201c.They said that no one ever dreamt cf sesing such a neat, clean chapel, on the east coast of Formosa, and now seeing such zealous Christians made their hearts glad.I made known the best I couid to them.the days of toil you spent in eztablishing these churches, etc.The captain said that a bell, lamp and mirror on board the vessel, he would like to present to this chapel, etc.(Signed), A-HOA.Dr.MacKay adds the following: The above is a translation of part of a letter just received from my first convert, the Rev.Giam Chheng Hoa.Ta'-ma'-ien is the Margaret Machar Memorial\u2019 Church on the sea coast in Eastern Formosa.Note well, twenty-five years ago that crew would have heen murdered, the ves- s2] plundered and no one left to tell the tale.Glorious Christianity! Spread it all the world around.\u2018Blessings abound wher'er Jesus reigns.\u2019 \u2014_ THE YOUNG HELPERS' LEAGUE.Dr.Barnardo is an able organizer and a born \u2018showman.\u2019 A wave of his little flag and down the stairs or up the stairs : trcop little reziments of lads ard lassies who go through various performances with an ease and precision that never fails to elicit the heartiest approval cf the most critical audience.At the Albert Hall, recently, when the members of the | Young Helpers\u2019 League were entertained by toys anit girls ¢f the Doctor's different homes, the completeness \u2018of the arrangements and the \u2018slickness\u2019 with which they | were carried out were a source of undisguised wonder to the uninitiated.On- the arrival of the Marquis of Lorne, who pre- \u2018sided, a procession was formed, and as Hts Lordship was conducted through the arena to the platform, the Leopold House Home Guard of Honor marched in column formed into line, opened out and presented arms, the band playing the National | Anthem, and the great audience standing.Then followed \u2018Béttalicn Movements\u2019 by ninety little boys with deliciously funny corsequential officers in all the glories of gold lace.crimson sasses and clanking arms; naval cutlass drill,\u2014again by ninety boys.and, if anything, more to-the- maninisr-born officers; graceful musical drill by girls, in pink, pale blue, moss green and yellow frocks (given by a friend) carrying union jacks; an exciting by small boys; some charming act'on- songs by a choir of 600 voices, conducted by Mr.J.F.Proudman: and\u2014a collection.The most popular item on *he programme was urdouvtedly the ba\u201dfes\" bel- time.There were real cots, and real beds and sheets, into which a dczen cr more small talrns were jumped, undressed, nightgowned and tucked-up, as if for the night.One little mite about two and a-half years, with a tooziel head of golden hair, in all the sweet consclous- ness cf babyhood, slipped off her tbings before the sister was ready.and, not remembering that her combinations were to stay on, on this occasion.slipped them.too, and then began a delightful unrehearsed dance on the springs of its cot, to the great amusement of everybody except the sister In charge (when she discovered it).While all this was procee»- ing other bables were going through lit- 0\u2019 roses\u2019, or taking their tea.Dr.Bar- nardo ls wise in his generation.There were men .who watched the Infantile group with watery eyes, and were touched as they would have been in no other way.Sixty-four ¢f the \u2018Young Helpers\u2019 preseni- ed purses of £3 or £5.This League of the well-to-do now numbers over 17,000.including boys and girls from Lagos, Cape Hayti, Brazil, Barbadoes, China, Jamaica, Wanganui, Tasmania, Johannesburg, Al- glers, Java, and Demerara.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RELIGIOUS NEWS.to tear down their present church edifice and in its place build an eleven-story building, with apartments to rent for its own institutional church work.this way they put themselves on &n independent financial basis.One of the Torcnto Christian Endeavor socicties, and not a strong cne financially, has resolved to raise at least $100 for missions in 1895, end that each member should spend $1.60 or more durirg the year for missionary books toward a mis- sicnary library for the soc ety, \u2018And,\u2019 says their pasior, \u2018they will do it.The annual report of the Scottish Baptist Total Abstinence Society states thar more than ninety percent of the Papt st ministers in Scotland are total abstainers, ception, abstainers, and the churches using unfermented wine at the Communr- ion are eighty percent of the whole.The W.C.T.U.of Chicago opened the city last week, at 99 Wes: Adams streei.Tew perance drinks, soups were dispensed.are supplied, and some barmless games.The opening was voted a success, znd a similar place will be open=d cn Dearborn street.Continuing his lectures on pasteral theology to the students of Edinburgh University, Dr.J.Marshall Lang remarked that in scme respects it Was more casy to be a popular preacher, addrossing pe.- ple in the crowd, glving oratisns which might tempt admirers to exclaim, It is the voice of a god, not of man,\u2019 than to sorts and conditions nf men, to seck and reach perscns individually.\u2019 Messrs.Skeffington have handed over sales of Canon Fleming's sermon preached of Clarence.This brings the total amount realized from this sermon to f1.- 387 19s 1d, which, by command of Princess of Wales, has been equally divi!- ed between the Gordon Boys\u2019 Home and the British Home for Incurables, Clap- ham Rise.How tracts can be used to count -ract error was recently well illustrat~d in Portiand.Colone! Robert Ingersoll lectured there to, it is said, 1,500 pvople.did do something to counieract his intlu- ence.Eighteen Endeavorers s.ood at the door of the hall, and gave to each person as they came out from the lecture a copy of Mr.Ilasting\u2019's tract, \u2018Will the old book stand ?\u201d Surely one of the most notable facts in modern missionary history is this: hat last August thirty mizsicnaries (belcng- ing to varjous missions) met et Hoebron\u2014 of all places in the world, except Meera, perhaps the most jealously guarded by the M-hammedans\u2014and held a kind of conventicn, for praver and study cf the Word of God.thing is probably one fruit of the Mila- may Medical Mission there.Miss Hester Campbell, C.M.S., writes: \u2018Truly he who stood at Abraham's tent door long ag» in Mamire's plain was very present with ur.and more than one has gone away to Jerusalem, or Beyrout, or Cairo, to thank God for that weex at Hebron.)\u2014'Church Missionary Gleaner.\u2019 The name and memory of William while preaching on the streets of Dublin, he was assailed by a rough mob.Notn- ing daunted, he continued to deliver his address until the police, alarmed for his safety, begged him to desist and cross the river.Wherupon the following characteristic colloquy ensued: \u2018If vou will attempt to go along the ouav.\u2019 thev said.:\u2018we will not be answerable for vour life\u201d \\ \u2018But I cann-t pay for the ferry-hoat.\u201d \u2018it .will only cost you a halfpenny.\u2018I have not a halfpenny,\u2019 he replied.Hereupon a good-natured policeman gave him on»: and Burns, stepping in'o the boat.held up the halfpenny, and cried to the people game of football; march of Scots with | bagpipes; an amusing gymnastic display | the theological students ara, without ex-: dea! honeztly and sarnestly with various : eighteen guineas, the profits cn last year'sat Sandringham on the death of the Duke Christians could nct hinder it, but they | ; cratien, tle action songs, and others were losing, churches, owning the building wh i themselves in the delights of \u2018ring a ring; OCCUPY, | i | offices and use the first thre2 stcries for gipnary ladies who.by In sire, had been named to her us Le © | | i ! first of its so-called \u2018home saloons\u2019 in that.and sandwiches: Papers and macaziuies on shore, \u2018See, my friends, I have got à free passage.In like manner vou may have a free gospel, a free forgiveness o* all your sins, a free passage to Leaven, without money end without price The \u2018Church Missionary Gieaner' savs- Through one of our Japan missionary we hear that Mrs.Isabella Bishop, ha: had some m 4 qui CE Me A - \u201d~ Ys ml a 3 \u2018 es - Ce = aimed shell every minute.With a liberal discount for leisurely firing this means that if this ship\u2014H.M.S.\u2018 Porcupine\u2019 let us call her\u2014steamed for only five minutes between two hostile vessels, each of the enemy would in that period receive from ten to twelve thousand shots of one sort and another.This is what quick-firing guns have brought us to, and the building of the \u2018Porcupine\u2019 would mean an era of enormous and swift ironclads.The problem of placing all these guns and carrying the necessary men can only be eolved by making the ship a \u2018three- decker, a type of ship which was supposed to be defunct some years ago.The power which first builds such ships will in a great measure command the seas, concludes the writer.i fi SELMER il K! À [A yd i RUN RT ih i ih hf ih Aas Wl NE = \u201cKING ROBERT,\u2019 A HEREFORD FOUR-YEAR-OLD STEER.At the Royal Agricultural Society's show at Islington, Her Majesty was very successful with her cattle, only suffering defeat in the Challenge Cup and Champion Plate by Mr.Clement Stephenson's irreproachable black polled heifer Benton Bride.The Queen took the £25 silver cup for the best Hereford with a four- year-old steer; the cup for the best short- t | horn with a three-year-old steer, another silver cup of £50 for the best steer cr ox with the three-year-cld ghorthorn, Masterpiece.This shorthorn was also second to Benton Bride for the Queen's £150 challenge cup and the {100 champion plate, and was therefore adjudged to he the second best beast in the show.\u2014 London \u2018Graphic.\u2019 WANT HIM IN VICTORIA.THE REV.J.B.BILCOX MAY BE AGAIN INVITED TO SETTLE ON THE PACIFIC COAST.(Winnipeg \u2018Tribune.\u2019) Recent papers of Victoria, B.C., speak of a movement there for organization of a Congregational church,and among other propositions is that an invitation be extended to the Rev.J.B.Silcox, of Montreal, to become its first pastor.The committee appointed to advance the movement is now in correspondence with the Rev.H.Pedley, of this city, who is superintendent of Congregational missions in the North-West and British Columbia, in reference to the matter, while another committee is looking about for a suitable place of meeting.-_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Kew \u2018Bulletin\u2019 gives an account of a oaterplllar plague which destroved young pines and other trees planted for reforesting purposes near Hong Kong.About thirty-six tons were shaken from the trees, and the scourge thus extirpated in two months, LORD ROSEBERY\u2019S KINDNESS.(From \u2018The Lady.\" A pretty instance of Lord Rosebery's.thoughtfulness must not pass unrecorded.On bis way back from Cardiff to London he espied on the Swindon platform, during a ten minutes\u2019 halt, a poor little child sobbing as if her heart would break.He got out and asked wbat was the matter.\u2018| want to go to Bradford,\u2019 was the piteous | cry; so Lord Rosebery coaxed the grief- | laden little creature till he elicited from.her the tals of her woes.She had been ! sent alone on a long journey, had passed | the place where she should have changed ' and was stranded hundreds of miles | from her destination.Needless to say, | she went on her right way with full purse | and light heart under the special care of the guard.; \u2014_-_ ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.| | The Board of Outdoor Relief acknowledges | with thanks from Mrs.Henry Lyman, $12 (second donation): T.E., $10: Mrs.D.Ross- Ross, Lachine, $5; X.Y.Z.§; Dr.A.A.\" Brown, $25; Mr.Stevenson Blackadder, 330; | Mr.Abner Kingman, $50: Mr.Jonathan | Hodgson, $30; Mr.John O'Flaherty.$20 ¢ (second donation); Mr.R.B.Angus, $50.| | enjoyed, but his selection of the | Hall will give an opportur fiY \\ publie generally will doubtiess el = \u2014 MRS.RAINSFORD A TRUST: & = SHE IS THE WIFE OF THE kErT à.\\ GEORGE'S CHURCH.NEW Yi RR.4 LIEVES TIIAT WOMEN SH.p wu VOICE IN 5CHGOL MANAGT MY B (N.Y.\u2018Tribuis à The Board of Education, 4e =v ; .: Tr pointed Mrs.W.S.Malustes 4 , trustee for the kigateenth wyie is the wife of the Kev.1 1.the well-known rector of = 4 Church, and their home jis tue r= ri joining the church.at \u201cuu FEus: - street.Mrs.Rainsford is a+ er charming manners aad muri ila ¢ 1s: ability, highly educuivd ui to in society, She tonk a somew-r 4 nent part in the eqilail suffra.« last spring, when fashinnani- of rooms were used as levture-r oo ri discussion of the suffrage que pc Dr.Rainsford spoke at sume «f - th ings.Her term of office as a x th tee \u2018will continue until 1569, T°.by present no other woman trust- = la schools, and she js the first wong ui ce 00 80 wl ot cu en er mn tb bl ur r oi a.fe ne te bo I» ul MES RAINSFORC appointed to that office :u w many years.Her appoint.: office yesterday, however.was \u2018ai es sign that the Board of Bdura\u201d.\u201c the appointment of women as ~ 1 tees, and tt is belleved that « se ing a dust.A Belgian newsja; it clares that an affectionate regu! of their best hats keeps mien cut of : om because of the damage done to \u20181 sui ticles of apparel dy the dusty \u20ac = Des which they have to be depost'el.tag danger of their helng Kickol * 7 La of the worshippers in the pew beh are swept to destruction by the Jail - for in the pew before.A Londo As newspaper having asked the 20 thd \u2018What shall we dn with cur hat say ceived no fewer than 7.604 rey lee rial more despairing than the «her ca editor, in consterna*ion, had © 4 that \u2018this correspmndence mus po cease \u2018 \u2014The \u2018 Srortat TT vAns Ts .Pr AN EMINENT MUSICIAN tar a Mr.Dominique l\u2019ucharie.sh = : pe is given here, is cue of the tess ale teachers of the piano in Ment.eff may be safely said is onc of © thd eminent teachers of the Jay , As have studied in Europe avu >.- ty been enabled to make cor-par:s = - be to his supreme skill in conn ou the secrets of a _sympaghetic tor fes development of Srrect mus.He Mr.Duchbarme with his pupils v md a plano recital in the Windsor fri March 1.Upwar®ts of :wenty an ers will take par: snd the pre- 1 Ci ss TH Ra Se fo; A PROF.DUCHAKNMIE will comprise an cexten.ive TM piano music, which will Le +1 -7 7 terest to students und lvr generally.Mr.Ducharn + has frequently given these 7 own studio whore hey have self of.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 - The number of patients tr.\" Montreal General Hospital ending Sunday.Fel.17.» t tients relieved, 210, in-G 07 «° 155. £1 rk u- hol CC eer El.T2ù | gu pts * eves rT vf 1.TaN QT ty, Ce pubilie SATURDAY, TOE pe Te ALS WATE SOU Re IUT ETS EN Fesruary 23, 1895.AP SES Ve Yr 4 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.co CRC REE Bid ks dean\" er EL CL A LC He 15 MORRIX COLLEGE, ma p::7HTER DAYS IN STORE FOR IT.q.5 STITUTION TO BE PLACED IN A HIGH LR pOsITION FOR USEFULNESS.Fah.20.\u2014The liberation of Mor- \u2018wpe.Quebec, from the financial v4- \u2018L- promoters of the pro- _ : three gentlemen, anyone Lv a he accep:.will do the ouest ho a= position and cannot .NOTTiN College a credit .-ovter'an educational es- : \u201che Dominion.\u201catives of the (General As- wo Pol.governors are to meet 52 again within the first fort- st March, when something more : will probably be known on 1bject.In the meantime.it may \u2018ed thar.should a good principal be - |.as there is every reason to hope, = intention make the aris course rollsge equal to the best in the = and to add to its curriculum a course 0° thenlogy as at Wirnni- h will be of the greatest advan- ~udents wisiting the Lower St - during the hot months or who \u2018 ga-#] in mission work and there- +2 to attend the winter course.*- seen, the project has every- \">rymand it and it is needless to deserves the moral and miate- ahy of all friends of the good LS since again ç + zir-ments of the Church and the 7 1 L°1s eastern section of the Q'ietec, as well as in the \" the Eastern Townships tribu- \\nolermt Capital and in a large \"cer province of New Bruns- CET An institution of this kind Leressary at Quebec and some 20 therefore be made to help \u201cours of Morrin and the General T=#et \u2018bia want, Some seven- -2*y \u2018housand dollars more will {wo place the college on a thor- Court of the district, praying dnseating of the Mavor-elect, Mr.dard, on the grounds of corrup- à number of the clertors being +1 À peculiar feature of the \"a he P'ainn dues not ask for 97 \u20188 well known that if his :nquired into many would fail osier Owing to the narrow aùlé.u01 by Mr.Bedard, and \"Lat several voters had not paid full, the Mayor bas re- r*slgn, and thus avoid the risk Terese OÙ à long legai squabble.=l=ctton will probably be held ' 6 + 11 two of our town pulpits Were Coy preeshsrs from Montreal; the Heire preaching anniversary .Henry's Presbyterian Church \"47! Interes*:d congregations, and ; A M.Phillips, B.D., of Doug- \u2026.Officiating in the Methodist Mr Phillips preached two ser- : \u2018saions, ani gave a splendil, tae same subject on Monday \u201che great delight and profit \u201c#r-gation.aly event of Neer e = 1N the - given by \u201c+ Lachute Academy.in Victoria Fr'Aavy evening, under the di-' = popular principal.Mr.N.\u201c1 his necomplishe-l ss were varied, interesting, always he said) of a a oo clevating character A LL thenic exercises with dumo | season the pu- wife.> Toa net hells, Indian clubs, and bar-bells were rendered with great precision and grace of movement, which was really music in motion.The recitations and musical selections were choice and well rendered.The hall was densely packed.\u2014\u2014 THE LATZ REV.AARON VILAS.There has passed away during the last week at East Farnham, in Brome county, one of the pioneers of the Eastern Townships.The Rev.Aaron Vilas, a minister of the Baptist Churca, after a long life of usofulness and Christian dDenevolence, has.in the eighty-fourth vear of his age, gone into the rest to which nis life on earth so justly entitled him.He came to East Farnham whan a very young man and when the country was comparatively little devaloped.Feeling an earnest call to the Christian ministry, he studied and was ordained a clergyman of the Free Will Baptist Church.The country was new and the people were poor, and Mr.Vilas was of a too active disposition to sit down and walt to be supported by those contributions which perhaps the members of his flock could ill afford to give, so.while not neglecting one detail of his spiritual office he set about other occupations to provide for himself and family.He first engaged in farming, and subsequently purchased a manufac- tory of agricultural implements, which, under his own, and subsequently under the able management of his son, Mr.William F.Vilas, has developed into one of tue largest and best-known concerns in the Eastern Townships.During all these years of his fe.apd while burdened with the responsibilities of business, he bas followed the work he loved best.almost entirely without remuneration, and never, while his health lasted, did he neglect or refuse to do everything in his power falling within the scope of his clerical office.A good and true man, hundreds of people throughout the entire section of the country.many of whom have themselves grown old, and with whom he has rejoiced in the time of rejoicing and to wkom he has offered words of comfort when the hand of affiic- tion was laid upon them.will deeply mourn his l5ss.He leaves a large family.the one son referred to and several daughters, all of whom are married.\u2014_\u2014 COMMERCIAL NOTES.The following business firms have been registered: Joseph Robert, wood dealer and manufaciurer, Jos.Robert & Fils; Mrs.George Frederick Lawrence, general werchant, G.FF.Lawrence & Co.; Joseph Moreau and Alfred Racine, livery stable keepers and master carters, Moreau & Racine: Leander Landry and Cyrille Landry.carpenters and contractors, L.& C.Landry; Wm.Pratt, Thos.Pratt, Edw.Pratt and Francis Pratt, manufacturers of dies, tools, etc., the Pratt Manufacturing Co-: Jos.Larin.painter, Joseph Larin & Co.; Adolphe Brosseau and F.Onesime Lavigueur, vinegar manufacturers, Brosseau & Co.; Mrs.Francis Portugais, undertaker, F.Portugais & Co.; Christine Dupre.dealer in dry goods specialties, C.Dupre & Co.; Mrs.Louis Damase Richer, carriage maker, D.Richer; Mrs.Alfred Tessier and Henri Leduc, merchant tail- nrs, Lussier & Leduc: Tye Loy & Co., importers of Chinese and Japanese fancy goods teas, and groceries, Copy of the declaration of formation of the Grand Council of the Province of Quebec Royal Templars of Temperance, has been filed in the Tutelle Office.The gigners of the declaration are: P.C., A.M.Featherston; P.C., L.W.Wyman: P.C., R.J.Latimer; trustee.F.E.Cross; trustee.E.P.Stevens; trustee, Ralph Travis; Sup.W.C., W.S.Maclaren; Sup.Cadets, Geo.Barrat: G.C.Sol Cutter, per A.R.Trussell, D.G.C.; V.G.; Joshua Henry Spi- cer; G.C., the Rev.Gen.Stafford, G.Sec., A.B.Parker; G.T.Henry Morton; G.A., Edwin Howe; G.H., F.Bisset: G.S., E.W.D.Oliver.The old firm of M.Saxe & Sons, merchant tailors, has been dissolved, and a new partnership has been formed under the same name between Henry Saxe and Samuel Saxe.The follawing partnerships heen dissolved: Joseph Robert, rille Robart, and Auguste Robert, dealers.Jos.Robert & Fils; Telesphore Frenette, and Eddy Labelle, stove manufacturers, Eddy Labelle & Co.; Wm.Ths.Costigan and Wm.Pratt, manufacturers of dies, tools, etc.; the Costigan-Pratt Co.\u2014__ PRINCE EDWARD OF YORK.Prince Edward of York flourishes as a baby should do.When a month nr two old his little Highness was not the very best of sleepers, but now there is no fauit whatever to find with him in this respect.Babies of such an exalted position are always described as bonny and beautiful.But in the case of the \u2018 Rose of York,\u201d as he is called, no word-por- trait could well be too flattering.He really ie a lovely child, exquisitely fair have dlso Joseph Cy- wood and with very blue eves.So far he bears no resemblance to his mother's family, but has a strong likeness to the Princess of Wales.What amuses those who are most about him is to see him \u2018smile like the Queen.\u201d Now, the Queen has quite a smile of her own, a smile which transforms her face, and in which each feature, So to speak, seems to take part.Prince Edwarl, l!ke most infants, looks at the world with portentous solemnity out of bis baby eyes.But cnce» succeed In tickling his fancy, and the (Queen's own characteristic smile spreads over his face, until those who see him laugh and laugh again.\u2014' Woman at Home.\u2019 \u2014 em oe THE ART ASSOCIATION.THE ANNUAL MEETING HELD YRSTERDAY- At the Art Gallery vesterday afternoon the annual general meeting of the Art Association of Monireal was held.Mr.Robert Lindsay real the secretary's an- anual rencrt.The year 1854 had been cope of quiet progress.The increased facilt- ties given by the new building had been appreciated andl mare use of.Owing to the fact that the stores had not all been rented the income of the association had fallen greatly and a deficit of $1,650 was renorted.It ts hoped that when the stores are all rented this deficit will be made up.The following officers were elected for the coming year: \u2014Presi- dew, Mr.E.B.Greenshields; vice-presi- dent, Sir Wm.C.Van Horne: treasurer, Mr.W.G.Murray: councillors, Messrs.R.B.Angus, E.5.Clouston, Dr.F.J.Shepherd.A.T.Taylor, L A.Watt and Ur Wm.Gardner.OVER SNOW AND ICE.MUCH INTEREST CENTRED IN THE M.G.A.SNOWSHOE RACES AND LEAGUE HOCKEY MATCH.JOHNSON HAS TROUBLE IN MINNEAPOLIS\u2014A HANDSOME CURLING TROPHY.The Victoria and Montreal hockey teams will meet to-night in the Victoria rink.Both teams are in good form, and it is expected that the match will be hard fought and close, The Victorias have strengthened their team since the last time they met the Montrealers, and they are going to make a high bid for vidtory.The Montreal team will be the same as played Ottawa last week, with possibly one charge, which the executive are thinking over.WHITE STARS OUTSHINE THE METEORS.The White Stars and Meteors met for the second time this season in the western hockey league senies on Thureday evening.on the White Star skating rink.The former team succeeded in defeating their opponents by a score oi nine goals to nothing.The teams lined up as fcllows:\u2014 White Star\u2014J.Duncan.goal; C.A.Neher point; Alexander (captain), cover point; P.Pathorne, rover; J.Nicholl, centre; F.Bowie, right wing: H.Smith, left wing.Meteors\u2014Seagram, goal; J.Nelson, point; H.Radford, cover point; Whitten, rover; J.Craig, centre; Radford (captain), right wing; E.Hird, left wing.Umpires\u2014K.McKeown and L.Referee\u2014E.Bretgel.Below is the standing of the clubs in the western lecgue:\u2014 McFarlane.To Won.Lost.l\u2019lay.White Stars .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.5 1 0 Comets .\u2026.4.0000000000 4 1 1 Meteors 0.000 acu nee 3 4 0 Lorctes .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0000000 00 eue 0 > 1 SNOWSHOEING.THE GARRISON STEEPLECHASE.The Mcntreal Garrison Snowshoe Club's open steeplechase takes place this afternoon over the mountain.when a keen contest may be expected.The entries are as follows:\u2014 .M.G.A.Snowshoe Club\u2014F.Noseworthy, J.Brophy, P.Povney, A.Morrison, and Clarke.Prince of Wales Snowsho> Club\u2014J.Dyer and G.Smith.Montreal Snowshoe Club\u2014T.Stevens and E.McNider.Crescent Snowshoe Club\u2014J.Brouthers and N.Gladwish.Doyle.G.Lachine Snowshoe Club\u2014R.H.Davis, F.W.Skeats, 7.Hemsley and J.M.Elilott.Argvle Smowshor Club\u2014C.Marshall.The officlals will be as follows:\u2014 Referee\u2014Capt.Collins, M.G.A.Starter \u2014 Mr.McGee, president Lachine Snowshoe Club.Judges\u2014Colonel Turnbull, M.G.A.: Colonel Cole, M.G.A.: Captain Porteous, P.W.R.Timekeepers \u2014 Major Reid, MG.A.: R.Walker and M.Swinton.president Crescent Snowshoe Club.GRAND TRUNK STEEPLRECHAKE.Following are the entries for the third annual handicap steeplechases:\u2014W.D>.Mason, scratch; G.Richard, 30 seconds: R.Diamond, one minute: R.Pringle, one min.W.Smith.1% minutes; W.MeInnis, 14 minutes; E.Johnston, 144 minutes: M.Don- nelly, 14e minutes: W.Farrell.three mins.; F.Adams.three minutes: W.L.Darling, three minutes; J.E.Bell, three minutes.The start will be made at the foot of Me- Tavish street.at 3.30 p.m.sharp.The officials are:.\u2014Mr.I\".O'Dirien, judge; Mr.J.C.Wilson.timekeeper; Mr.F.W.Powell, starter: Mr.A.Cunningham, Mr.F.T.Kehoe.Mr.R.Rutherford, J.A.Bienvenue, clerks of the course.CURLING.A HANDSOME TROPHY, The Pfister trophy.of which an illustration is given.formed the first prize at the third annual bonspiel of the North-Western Curling Association.under the direction of the Milwaukee curling clubs, held during January.It was advertised to be worth 500.ie may be seen the principal feature of the trophy is a representation of a curling stone.The object consists of an ehony body, artistically daposited with silver, a f ac) ve Ta Bois Fa, \u20ac 2 ve salient detall of the tracery being the panel disclosing the word Pflater in scrolling letters.The stone ig fourteen inches in diameter, the entire trophy, including hase, being eighteen inches high.The handle is of burnt Ivory and silver.About the ebony base are twelve miniature brooms of silver.It will be noted from the foregoing description that the trophy is quite emblematic of the game.and the treatment is as fine as circumsances permit.DOWLING.AT THE Y.M.C A.ALLEYS.Following is the report of the score made yesterday at the Y.M.C.A alleys: \u2014 Victorias.Simpson.ee.365 Bouchette .310 Thompson .249 Watson coon i i ie ea 249 Total oi eee 1,173 Granites Davis coi, .307 Garrett .394 Field .240 Harrison .284 Total .120\u2026a ane ne 00000 1,185 FOOTBALL.THE SCOTTISH ATHLETI FOOTBALL CLUB.The Scottish Athletic Club will hold their annual meeting, in St.James Hotel, on Wednesday, Feb.27, at S p.m.when the annual report will be presented, and officers eleoted for 1895.SKATING.| JOHNSON THE CAUSE OF TPOUBLE Minneapolis, Minn.Feb.22 \u2014A+ Norman- | nia rink this afternoon.Johan 5.Johnson | was to have had his third race with Peer! Ostlund, the champion of Norway.The distance to be skated over was 10,000 metres.or six miles and 376 yards.There was a large crowd on hand to witness the event, but the Norwegian did not appear, clatming that he was handicapped by weight and ths soft ice.Johnson tried to go over the course alone and clalm the championship, but the spectators, who demanded their money back, were angry because of the refusal of the management to reimburse them, blocked the skater's passage, and Johnson was taken to his dressing room under escort of the police.FOOTBALL.THE MOHAWKS WILL MEET.The annual meeting of the Mohawk Football Club wil! bo held in the Y.M.C.A.on Wednesday evening, Feb.27.Every member and those intending to join this club should be present to hear the reports read, and for the election of offirers for the ensuing season.The meeting opens at 7.30.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 BALLOON WARFARE.The secret of steering balloons is said to be in the possession of both France and Germany and inventors of implements and instruments of war have bestowed considerable pains in working out schemes for utilizing aerial craft.Itcan easily be imagined that explosives power- Ne | NS 4 : N] Ie : ful enough to annihilate an army or a havy might be dropped from a balloon with impunity.Pelxoto's Brazilian army was equipped with balloons of spherical form, steered by electric motors, but it has been demonstrated that a very ordinary gun could destroy such a ballcon at the height of two miles.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE LEADER OF THE È- HE DIED A POOR MAN.| New York, Feb.22.\u2014Ward McAllister, it was gencrally supposed during the so- diety leader's lifetime, was very comfortably off.He was not looked upon as tremendously rich, but the impression ainong his friends was that he had an income from property that yielded him between 315,000 and $25,000 a year.Ii transpired yesterday, in proceedings brought in the Surrogate's Court, that Mr.McAllister had no fortune at all, and that all he possessed in the world was personal property worth not more than $10,000.The Newport farm, which he made famous as the scene of his celebrated \u2018 farm parties,\u2019 and the house in which he livad, at 16 West Thirty-elghth street, as well as the other family property, belonged to his invalid wife, who was the daughter of a wealthy steamboat owner.No will was left by Mr.McAl- lister.so far as can be ascertained, and yesterday an application was made to Surrogate Fitzgerald for the granting of letters of administration upon the estate.The application was made by Anderson, Hewland & Murray, in behalf of Louise McAllister, the daughter of Mr.McAllis- ter, and in her petition to the court she states that her father left but $10,000 in personal property, and no real estate.\u2014_\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES.In the repair department of A.& S.Nordheimer, 213 St.James street, you can have your old piano thoroughly renewed at small cost by competent workmen.¢ 400.\" ADVERTISEMENTS.Sunlight 8oap Depot for Quebec.FRANK MAGOR & CO.MONTREAL a PROF.SAMUEL 8 GRANT, (1st Honors Pupil of Dr.Bucklin, A.M., M.D.,) Sight acrurately and scientifically tested.Oculist\u2019s Prescriptions Exceuted Exact, Hours, 59 a.m, te 5 p.m.HENRY GRANT & SON.Opticians, 72 Beaver Hall, corner Dorchester street, ADVERTISEMENTS.A MOST PECULIAR CASE.IT BAFFLED THE SKILL OF PHYSICIANS FOR YEARS.\"A SPRAINED ANKLE IN CHILDHOOD FOLLOWED BY YEARS OF PAIN\u2014THE MEANS OF RELIEF DISCOVERED BY ACCIDENT.(From the Vaucouver \u2018World.\u2019) \u2018Another miracle, ! suppose,\u2019 was the remark made by a \u2018World\u2019 reporter, rather skeptically, the other day, when he was detailed to interview Miss Alice Adams, at 420 Princess street.If he was a doubter when he went he is free to confess that he was not a doubter when he came away, nor could anyone doubt who listened to Miss Adam'\u2019s straightforward story of her case, and he lis quite convinced that through the medium of Dr.Williams's Pink Pills, she has been released from much suffering.When the reporter called and made known his errand, Miss Adams smiled and said:\u2014\u2018Yes, I have heen cured by Pink Pills.\u2019 \u2018When I was a little girl,\u201d she said, \u2018I had the misfortune to fall and sprain my ankle.It was cared for, but it never seemed to get thoroughly better, and all the rest of my life until a year ago I suffered pain in it.Sometimes this pain was simply excruciating.I tried all kinds of re- medles, and took whole courses of high- class professional treatmert, for local rheumatism, constitutional rheumatism, displacement of the cords, and I do not remember what all.about all I got from them.None of them cured me.The amount of medicine I had taken deranged my stomach, and I began to take Dr.Wilfams's Pink Pills in the hope that they would cure my digestion.I had no thought of their affecting the chronic rheumatism in my ankle and leg, but to my surprise I had hardly got stanted taking them before the pain began to disappear.It seemed too good to be true, but I kept on taking the pills and after I had takep six bottles the pain was entirely gone.This was over a year ago and it has not come back.I think the cure can be called permanent.The pills also corrected the irregularity in my stomarh, and I am now in better health than I ever remember of having been before.If I feel at all dispirited or ill from a cold or anything of the sort a few of the pills now set me right.I have not hesitated to recommend the pills to my friends, and I know others who have been benefited.\u2019 Miss Adams certainly does look fin the pink of health and she told her story in à manner that chased away any shadow of doubt.She is a living example of the power to do good that lies in a few boxes of Dr.Williams's Pink Pills.Physicians gave me: now names for the trouble, but that is: ADVERTISEMENTS.MISSES AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS.Misses\u2019 Pebbled Button or Laced Boots with heels, 75¢ and £1.00.Misses\u2019 Oil Pebbled Button Boots, Spring Heels, $1.00.Misses\u2019 India Kid Button Boots, hee's, $1.00, sizes 11-2 See our Misses\u2019 Dongola Button Boot, heel or spring heel, at $1.23.Children\u2019s Pebbled Button or Laced, with heels.sizer, 6-10, 65c.Children's Pebble Button Boots, heels, 6-10, 75c.Our Children\u2019s Dongola Button Boots at $1.00 are the best value in the city, sizes 6-10.\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014 Misses\u2019 and Children's Rubbers, All Sizes JUST.VANIER, 127 St.Lawrence Street.==\" Few Doors Above Lagauchetiere.spring SHOES.FINE Clearing Sale.TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS.ODD LINES AT COSTA CHANCE TO BUY RELIABLE Goods at Low Prices.BOOTS AND 199 ST.Near And \u2018647 S:.Catherine street west, Near St.Matthew street ANTOINE STREET, Mountain street.23 Positively cured by these Little Pills.They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating.A perfect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER.They Regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable.small PHI.Small Dose.Small Price.EUREKA Oil Cabinets, \u2014 WITH \u2014 PATENT SELF-MEASURING PUMPS.\u2014 ALSO THE \u2014 CABINET OIL -TANKS.Nothing more suitable or durable for Oils, &c.CHEAPER THAN EVER.Call and See Them.GEO.W.REED, MANUFACTURER, 783 & 785 Craig street.The ¢ Skrei\u2019\u2019 Cod Liver Oil, pure, pale, and almost tasteless.No other Oil to compare with it.Kenneth Campbell & Co.M\u201d EY TO LEND.815,000, 56.000, threc sums of $3,000, $2,000, and ether amounts.On firet mortgage first class city or Westmount property.CUSHING & DUNTON, Notaries.ete., 110 St.James st.REAKFAST CEREALS Rolled Oats, Rolled Wheat, Barley.Cracked Wheat, Hominy, &c¢.Le.BRODIE & HARVIES, Mand 12 Bleury street.Rolled Corn Fiakes, N ARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND, \u2014By\u2014 JOHN M.M.DUFF, AOCOUNTANT AND COMMISSIONER, 107 St James st.and 345 Prince Arthur st ere MORE WHOLESOME AND TASTE BETTER.Pastry and Cakes made with the help of \u2014 THE \u2014 COOK'S FRIEND BAKING POWDER.23 MONEY TO LEND At Low Rate of interest and on favorable terms, on first-class property.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.of Canada.UNFERMENTED JUICE OF THE CRAFE For Sacramental and ie pal purposes This > the GENUINE ART wre, and perfect! 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(: ters,\u201d and \u2018A Persistent Nation: - The papers are re-printed from |.man's,\u201d the \u2018Cornhill.and other x.zines.(Copp.Clark & Co.) The Copp.Clark Company.of = ronto, publishes a closely-nr, volume of 400 pages compiled hy S.Ewart, of Winnipeg.and dedi - there are wrongs, of course let them be known and righted.Yes, it is a-question of fact.If the Manitoba schools are Protestant schools, let them be made de lege, de facto and de jure public schools, fair and open to all the people.If they are .teaching the peculiar tenets of any Pro- XGA RSS testant denomination; or history, or phil- HE = LA \u2018 - SANS osophy, or science, to any one\u2019s prejudice or annoyance, with a decidedly Protes- .dd 4 À SES = tant twang, tincture or tinge, let Mani- Re NES toba be taught better science and philoso- > phy, even by the troops.Possibly all BY THE REV.DR.CARMAN.\u2014 ô The terrible civil war in the United States that shook the nation from centre to circumference and, nore dreadful than the scourge of ancient Egypt, turned every home into a house of mourning, was caused by the persistent efforts of TE TRU rr the slave-holders in the slave-bolding states to force slavery into \u2018the teecrito- ries.And the crisis was precipitated by a judgment of the Supreme Court, the Dred-Soott decision, by which slaves could be hunted and enchained in every state of the Unlon, and dragged back from the liberty the panting fugitives had but just tasted to lashes and fetters.Of course the spirit of the people that were not slaves and had not been utterly deimoral- ized by siavery, could not endure it.Constitutional rights were pleaded; legislative and judicial privileges and advantages claimed and insisted upon; and toleration of existing institutions argued and entreated; for had not the slave powers framed iniquity by law, founded and moulded institutions by aggression and transgression, and shaped the courts in Spain and Italy.Surely if government can agree upon the multiplication table and the rules of syntax.But if it is meant by Protestant schools that rights of manhood and conscience are inculcated; civil and religious liberty fostcred; pa- triotdsm and a genuine loyalty encouraged; teachers of all creeds employed according to their merits; and inspectors taken from all churches, according to their efficiency; so as to have uniform texts, uniform standards, uniform supervision, and homogeneous and faithful ditizenship, why should we go out there with guns, or go to the polls with ballots to aid the Methodists or Baptists to closet themselves by themselves, and get a grant of land or of public funds to teach dogmas that they, forsooth, regard sacred to conscience, and indispensable to their very existence?rot in that bracing clime and broad fair Cr ue cm0 = ry ay LR ENS ke Con a 3 ey those who enjoyed them.The lives of many of the co-laborers with Wesley and White-] with the other sin of robbing God, con- their pilgrim pathway.\u2019 These vol- to the memory of Alex.Archh .of St.Boniface, his client and fr The book is entitled School Question,\u201d and tion, with an account of River Outbreak and \u2018The M is a wc nn the tion of legal proceedings, letter-.tures and articles on the School © < the Man\u201d Act, and a short summary of \u2018Pre tant Promises.\u2019 articles are re-printed from the nadian Magazine,\u201d and a number There are also articles by th o < Some of Mr.Ewa A his letters from the Toronto \u2018We R: Dr.Bryce, D'Alton McCarthy, M! and Mr.W.D.LeSueur, also re-pri ed from the \u2018Canadian Magazine.\u2018The Third Report of the Bureau menthly published by Dodd, A Las «ny duty, it is to foster national unity domain to quail before dictation at the sidering how this lavish expeaditure cn Co.New York, has come and patriotism, and to resist with strong instance of sectaries and intermeddlers.field give a striking confirmation of the artificial worship is almost always accom- umes ave simply written, and may It is connected with the Frais i \u2018hi y | i ce ; ; \u201cit xr vine .i 2015 ton Wh cor g arm and set purpose any style or scheme doctrine which we are defending.Years of panied with meagre giving for the carrying with advantage be placed in the a telligent freemen, true Canadians, Roman Catholic or Protestant, can be but of one mind and way on this subject.It is too serious and sacred a matter for pclin- ciare to make their sport and play; it is national existence, life and power.If one section of the people can be dragooned by a blierarchy into smashing up the public echcol system, and forcing separate schools upon those with whom they have no right to inierfere in such matters, surely the Tes* of the people can, lv! home and rea-: son, and conscience and country, and re- LITERARY REVIEW.THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE CHURCH.\u201cThe Ministry of the Spirit\u2019 by A.J.Gordon, D.D., has just been published by the Fleming H.Revell Company (Chicago and Toronto, $1.00).It is Dr.Gordon's last book, and when it was put into his hand on the day of his death he exclaimed with joyful emphasis, \u2018My work is now done.\u201d It is a study of the work of the Hoiy Spirit had been recognized and appropriated, by evangelistic pastorates of the most fervent type, such Is the history of not a few of these mighty men of God.We cannet emphasize too strongly the divine crists in the soul which a full reception oti the Holy Gnost may bring.Let the believer rereive the Holy Ghost hy a definite act of faith for his consecration, as he received Christ by faith for his justication; and may he not be sure that he is in a safe and scriptural way of acting.We know of no plalner way of stating the matter than to speak of ir as a simple acceptance by faith, {Le faith which is affront to the Spirit of God and serious peril to her own communion with God.We have not attempted to follow in this brief notice the profound thought of the book.It isa study | of the teachings of Scripture on this subject which is at present awakening so much attention.Joseph Cook said in a recent Monday lecture, \u2018The bible may be used as a football or à pillar of fire.a pillar of fire\u2019 The Rev.F.B.! ; ! ! | i { | Dr.Gordon used it as.is much in them to stimulate the faith of every Christian.(50 cents.) PRESBYTERIANS AT WORK.The \u2018Presbyterian Year Book\u2019 for | 1895 has for frontispiece the portrait of George Leslie McKay, of Formosa, the Moderator of the General Assembly.Among the papers written specially for this publication is one by Dr.Patterson, of New Glasgow, who tells in a very interesting manner how fifty years ago Dr.Geddie, nal cf the sam» nine edit is a substantial monthly of printed on heavy paper, de PS new publications.It conta sides reviews, departments graphy.book sales, contributions hy Bovesen and other ete.dise Crochet, of 1 writers, Prof.Peck, of Columbia Colles.: York, and Mr.James MoAr ao y - a year, or fifteen cents a copy) \u2014\u2014 ; \u2018I rinistry, in which the gospel was out of the Great Commission?.The cn of education that segregates our people barren min , BOSE 4h whr tes ! | i or hands them over t for Le Pp p preached with orthedox correctness ands| church can not commit this divine ministry hands of those with whom religious Robertson Nic]! of the 1 hem over to foreign fealty.In- literary finish, followed, after tha Holy to unsanctified hireling minsirels, without reading is not plentiful, while there Weekly! The American edit ; barmony with the genius of the enact- .'§ ments?Had slavery been satisfied with The glorious vote on the Jesuits\u2019 Estates Mines, Ontario,\u2019 printed by order | the states that it had conquered, possibly, bill, 188 to 13, settled forever that some the Ontario Legislative Assem'.$ La : as our Lord said of Sodom, it \u2018might have things belong to the provinces, and that : ire contains 200 pages of information .: # : ; , .what belongs to them they shall be free Cel 4 ross h topi hs O F Co 5 pe ; remained unto this day.But in a wise to look after.But suppose It were found LE p a A, such topics as the Ontario gold 11: .- 8 4 A 3 .i BX D WAR eee : .Pp 3 ; and kind providence there were better| at there were ly ho wrongs done ve We the copper of Point Mamainse.a: ; 21 things in store for the American Repub- any one, that the Manitobans bad in Men (EE lite, asbestos, tale, vitrified lu Ë lie: for even though it were by à tornado letter, spirit and act, de vero, de facto building and lithographic stone, : of fire and a deluge of blood, negro slavery kept to public, patriotic and national litter and nickel steel, with tl.was swept from the lane and or tom, schools, does it follow there must be port of the inspector of minr- : ht men breathed Pre + or of ir oe forced upon them Methodist separate numerous maps and illustra y ; - , Vv : This abclitton of rican slavery, ¥ lea schools, or a grant of land, or a grant of | (Warwick B & R er Art t the Ameri eople such a price of |A AT RAC ros.utter.Toro cost the American peop P | money to Methodists and Presbyterians | \u201cTt f the Two: life and treasure, was in our own beloved | The Proceedings of the Tw-, \u2019 ni ) Because there is a right of petition, do's | second Annual Convention of i \u201ctad a 3 è ë entic So ror- A Britain, in the mercy of God, ac eved Ÿ it follow every petition must be granted?., a, .i the education and uprising of public opin- 5 jt did there would be some funny Engineers.held in Mon*real in A 3 ton and the demonstration of its enerBY praying and lots of it.\u2018But there are gust, 1894, fill nearly 234 pag- ! A ; by patriotism, true courage, wise states- -otes behind the praying'! Very well, ar illustrated report printed ir © à * pranship, moral principle and public fi- {pan jf that Is the issue we must arouse cinnati.\u2014\u2014 The World Almara § delity on the floor of parliament.the country and bring votes face to face Encyclopaedia\u2019 gives about ove ou | Now let us turn to our own case.The With the praying.This is a political ques- of varied and useful informa: { question ihat confronts the Canadian peo- tion to be sure, yet holy enough for any indexed.A new featur~ oi * 5 à ple is: Shall sectarian separate schools, pulpit or press in the land.sent edition is the financial - È which unfortunately and by the com- The same Imperial Privy Council that ments of over three hundred on t= promises of politicians, bave taken root| granted the right of petition in this universities and colieges.os in a couple of the older provinces, be case, and went, some people think, quite World,\u201d New York, 25 cents.) | i fcrced upon Manitoba and the grand open- gut of the way of a law court in decid- ! 3 ing domain of our Canadian North-West?ine dry law questions to injure consel- PERJODICALS.| E Shall the public and patriotic school s¥s-| enc, and suggest supplemental provi- The \u2018Endeavor Herald! To ; ; tem be demo etes to make a lot of little gions, in its former verdict on the Barrett lost its January number in the i #4 Methodist, aptist and Roman Catho-| case, pronounced the Manitoba Legisla- of January 6.The mailing lis x lic pro-ecclesiestical and anti-national | ture quite within its powers in the a ot: saved, however, and the Febr: * schools?1f the Methodists and Baptists legislation of 1890 abolishing separate and \u2018VOICI LE SABRE DE MON PERE\" n mber has been sent out It of - Cy are going to decimate and dissipate the establishing public and national schools.¢ I intend to protect the principle of autocracy as firmly and unswervingly as did my late and never-to-be-forgotten father.\u2019\u2014 ot rtrait of the retirin \u201cie 2 à public schcol fund, have not the Presby- What they have done since that they can \u2019 Czar's Speech, Jan.29.ains a po g ° {1 , ; p ! William Strachan Leslie The +- LÀ terians and Roman Catholics a right to modify as to them seems right and good (Drawn hy Linley Sambourne in \u2018 Punch\u2019) bo .a ._.their share?What then becomes of pub- and expedient.Brushing aside all cob- , editor 1s the Rev.J.8.Cumm lic schools for all the people, and of a webs and subtleties it is likely the Mani- ! (Monthly.59 cents a year, 20 canis à redentials\u2014w 7 y ï \u2018hi sands 2 a i i isti ; ; united, enlightened and patriotic race?tobans will prove themselves, as hither- credentlals\u2014we would ask the reader to churches wh ch spend thousands yearly In | remarkable thing is that Christians clubs of sixteen.) The first Pol ; ; , study them, and observe the remarkable artistic music?And is nat this attempted | are so prayerless and so unbelieving \u2018 ., story answers for caurch schools in| to, able to manage themselves.They are effects which followed in the ministry of purchase of the Holy Ghost closely linked! wg plant so few Ebonezers Jong ber of Thr MODE NE : a = y 1uDe a ligion and God, unite to avert so dira a raticnal calamity.If Quebec makes of Nova Scotia, did for the churches.of the great colonial empire of Britain what Carey did for the churches, An affirmation and an act \\Whirh bids cternal truth be present fact.Meyer, of London, writes an introduction to the book, endorsing its teach- ling and adding his own testimony.Spirit from the Day of Pentecost un- FISH THAT WIGGLE ANT I tii the promised return of Christ in an issue of this matter and goes solid one .Some interesting photographs way the rest of the Dominion can go solid glory, special attention being devoted If I belonged to a people who believed in getting everything possible out of the The chapter upon \u2018The Administra- ; as a hierarchy, in settling solemn is- | sons after his death showed an extraordinary amount of pastoral and 1 serian Church in these provinces was ar- tempting anything for the heathen and with | - ry i 3 - *; \u2018he % va government, even to merino for deacon- sues by a show of hands\u201d instead of, philanthropic work in the lowest T#7 it was a question whether she could | esses to use first in funeral draping and | prayerfully waiting the guidance of.quarters of Boston.It is said that venture wo undertake Ne of (wo | decoration.I likely would persist in so- | the Holy Spirit, in substituting the: ; i ÿ ily 3 jp,» Missionaries at 8 cost of Ga dE licifying the vote and brin ÎnE sore pres voice of a majority for the voi of h not even his on family knew Of M.we have seven missions, or eight if we fying the .ging sore pres- \u2019 oice of th& | The power of his life may be judged couni that to the Jews, with 34 ordained! sure tJ bear upon any party in power; demanding; \u2018give us Methodist srhoole; if not separate schools, then a money; and if not a grant of then a grant of land; must have something.Our harpoon has a vore barb on it, and you will not easily pull separate grant of money, we ctherwise must go to the wai.It is a THE LATE DR.GORDON.don says : Spirit.A point upon which Dr.Gor- | don is specially emphatic is that the service of song in the Church should, be led by those who are themselves: under the leadership of the Spirit : Many desire the gifts of the Spirit who concert hall; bid them compound a potion by the fact that after the funeral service over a hundred ministers of different denominations met in the vestry and prayed that Dr.Gordon's mantle might fall on them.\u2018I never saw anything like it in my life, was H.L.Hastings, editor of \u2018The Chris- \u201cand abour 1% catechists.missionaries, about 89 unnrdained preachers, with Conneeted - these missions ave three colleges and more | than 100 schools.For these the church contributed last vear over one hundred and twenty thousand dollars.\u2018What hath God wrought?\u2019 great variety of topics.\u2018Eight- i | | the uther way.to \u2018The Enduement of the Spirit, tion of the Spirit\u2019 brings up many: The book will be all the more care- | in England and Mills and his fellow fish while in *he at 1 f ANT E has ¢ Precious practical points.Dr Gordo find fully read because the death of the | students for those in America in start- taken by Prof Chas 1H Ader of ¢ recious trusts and sacred causes are + on nds.+ h jet h AT ; RS | Cet A ten M° ON ; | writer has brought to light the power | ing them upon the foreign missionary ; Coast Ci sv Ii Cauforna Mr 8 often betrayed by compromises; and here the clue to the great apostacy in the! .; a | tue Gt wal] Lows a in t i ; ; \u2018 of his work and the influence of his enterprise.Dr.Patterson concludes: We! cat in a stall ton: a} again the highest public good and na- ignoring of the rule and authority of PT ce : SH - 7 here fivi fan were very plentiful ti | inter ä - et © \u201cexample.No one knew how many | with the contrast which fifty vears | Vhere flying fish ven Ty } i ional interest are in danger.What may the Holy Spirit in the Church, and: 1s ; | > yoo Covad fren these phot \u20ac not be got directly, only press hard Jet | h à | poor families Dr.Gordon helped un- | has brought : = now prove ron } I nd says, \u2018Let us remember that a dem-i i : that the fish gets x impetus 77 enough and you will get it indirectly.ocracy may be guilty of the same sin: til the testimony of hundreds of per à Then only a small branch of the Presbr- | : i ( vg serow-like melon of drs tan it out\u2019, and If we stuck © it we woula | little care for the Spirit himself.Divine the testimony of one minister who (W.Drysdale & Co.) water, and that while ot ire ss + 1, A + \u2018 al ., music s grea ÿ covetad, Why ' vit : ve © ve pe liked get the land grant or some other! \u2018The Communion of the Spirit, and onr thousands of cold ut ay pote win was present on that occasion.i ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.srars An eanih ef ame « consideration, wher=bv we cou! ) coe .Léna #1 Cs trs ds gold, 3 S spiritua \u2018 i ; .\u2018 \\ St 3.7 Le the people to our Samui \u201cou d hold The Administration of the Spirit\u201d jluxery?Bring the singing men and sing- Ebenezers, or Records of Prevail- \u2018Science in Arcady,\u201d by Grant Allen, far as ther travel ince 1 : pl our p2culiar doctrines, which! On the first of these topics Dr.Gor-| Ing women from the opera and from the ing Prayer,\u201d written and selected by contains popular science papers on a extend this distance tia ot er flights, ¢btaining the 7 meatier of life and death to us.But wi nf sanctuary musi hich shal tranc ; + surfac 1 sante 13 to be thought of tue Consrogational While thus we conclude that it js a ears and draw \"to Te Chane hence tian\u2019 (47 Cornhill street, Boston), is legged Friends\u2019 deals with the doings a A jets, Anglicans.Bantis's, and Roman Comstian s privilege and duty to claim a could not be drawn thither by the plain One of the volumes of the \u2018Faith of a.couple of spiders familiarly called\u2019 je SRE 550 CT 3 Cathoiics that allow the government of im for is work CE the am ho patie auraciions PE, the cross.But what is the Series,\u2019 and its contents are classified \u2018Lucy\u2019 and \u2018Eliza\u2019 ; \u2018Pretty Poll\u2019 is a n , the day to build up Methodists to their :6 prescribe any sterestyped exercises fore, lot us offer ee ney Eire | as \u2018Prayers for Rescue, Relief and paper on parrots; \u2018A Desert Fruit =\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 - TT * - own undoing, by snecial grants and fa-! :hreugh while one must necessarily pass in God continually.that is, the fruit or Our | Blessing,\u2019 \u2018Prayers for Healing,\u2019 and tells of the way prickly pears and vos?The money grant compromise, and order to possess it.I: !s easy io vite cases lips.giving thanks to his name.\u2019 This kind |\u2018Prayers for Conversion The peo- similar plants spread themselves: =e vee Yt Da ; A.5 - en ad oer compromises ATR ui TH aad clearly mare + of sacrifice costs earnest prayer.Jeep com- | ple whose testimonies are record- \u2018High Life\u2019 deals with vegetable and od St ee ue 4 M ; | | y | Me lives of Dr Pinnes, James Brainard = Lon a gold however large Swit, but, ed are not, Dr.Hastings says, animal life on mountain heights, while | John Redpzth Dougall, of Monir a.The Imperial Privy Council has afirm-| Taylor and many others.and ins\u2018ead of dis- for its purchase, nor can any M jamong those who think that an- \u2018Mud\u2019 treats of alluvial plains and All business communications shod Ye oq ed what all Britons would readily enough crediting these experiences\u2014ss dednite as art, however ingenious, imitate it.Is there i swers to prayer are specially re- the productions which flourish in such | Flier Pe be ied Eis 00 eccede to, namely, right of petition.If to time and so dislinct as to accompanying no approach to the sin of simony in those : markable, but they think that the circumstances.A number of the Witness.\u201d "]