The daily witness, 8 juin 1895, samedi 8 juin 1895

[" SR « p ete CM à RCD AL AV EE RR Re a dA eR Le oe - \u201c A can art as NE a de AEE Se Ce PE EE etes ade Lp EE .op asm BAL ASTRA Rian Li Sixteen - Pages.>, ; _ \\ jal Lnstitié RE \u2014 UT Colon y Squ EN > SiC Trails a SW @ Price ONE CENT.p Lon 1895 RDAY, JUNE 8, : = - MONTREAL, SATU a be regards the increase of NEWS FROM BCLADOR.Tees mee - 2 t he re _1 ~~ Be a very curious and Interest., Penditure af publie mcney, the public in- until we are not only able to defend the werp.with a y & Co.pe (i (ToVé1 15 De - sun - ; , ; 1y Co.\\ Eda he ter, Ir, Montagne, in whose coun terest, and not party favoritism, should hipp'ng, but aiso strong enough to take| yMcLean, ee that are being shipped 4 A CRN Luh = ° lained the item | CS Minis ow Su ; , The care © 4 ! \u201ctix township lies.explained rhe ven \\fontrol.Against that the Minister n h ATDE TS TTANID.possession of all French coaling stations f the this port Is receiving the attention of ' j ne 105 : ; .he OF - r USES .-| fro ; re Ai su \u201coral times.bur finally sald thar the | said be would serve his friends first.T ° Sultan of Turkey.+1.d strongholds outside ¢f her own coast he government inspectors this year mo YB = cer AE - gas 5, 20101 \u2019 \u201c ; oe - c : : - ve vy .v y issue qu 8 A a | ni Was actually over thirty years old | Ministers imagined they were masters, is being made tn force Russia line during the first few weeks of a war.than it has heretofore.They have ee | on tor Guestion thon arose why this ven- ar 1 forgot they were trustees of the pub-| an effort is p that will be PTeU= vt hate to throw away money on such 5 CC the agents and shippers o net PRICE : GTi then a Leen resurreet- | AP cst-office In | into some rash step \u2019 ¢ hate ; Wellington >Tect that the regulations mus = \u2018te rate clan sheull have Leen resurs ; (le mener, They erected a pes ; terests, and that may also useless things, but say with ciling \"i stock to the effec i the whole of bo 4! | Co AE 22 sant Lv-olection : ; a ulation and refused! diefal to her interes S.a ; _ useiess * , but we, led with by having ; = 9812 pra, «1 37 tbe eve of the rérent Li y \u2018à village of 1,090 popula ; itate a rupture with Turkey.Rus \u201cHard hitting, this, gentlemen, be comp rd, and that the stalls must J 7 Haldimand and che Orimaition found \u201cone *> Weoadstack, Ont, with a population precis jai cire les are on their guard to Will stand it longest.\u201d 1 will not deny the Cargo on Dour he animals before ale a .ardinlinas ; .3 Shave.= cia \"Os \u2018 R : _ o re re t (Cickie À as deHeul-y in atiribating it to unblu \" ! of 1 Aûn, sian o t this intrigue, hut neverthe- that we see the great disturber of inter we Lea lo on The carrying out of this j 3 tr fo ; - r expressel it.© .J ver counterac f ' .Û ; owing © , i ! id 2 Yrivery.as Mr.Edgar oxpre ¢ Mr.Mills added that ho could go PA 1 it Is the intention of the govern national peace steer straight upon the order will prevent the cattle from being 3 \u2014 - HMeaven!y Twins Messrs.Hag=ar! | the Dominion and multiply examples, ° ess.It continue Its peaceful efforts to rocks of national bankruptcy, apparent- heated and worrled on the wharves tefore i a mE a magne.joined bards tn explaining cencluded: \u2018The moner is net the va ment oon Pr te of the necessity of ly.with a light heart.It is quite certaln etting into thelr proper stalls.; h b i PEER S { Canals had promised | \u2018 , n - party's, and the convince the rie y, with a ; heap up| BO HDF ; the river is still rising.the CB \u201cce Minister of Canals kb Tps.j ermment's or the Tory part A | i Armenian reforms, that France, If she continues to The water In the ÿ 32 fect six inches.a \u201cbe feri last vear before the ele- | rm) t ts bound by their oaths of: hastening ; ; \u2018Dall ince 1870, must h at Sorel being now 32 fe 1 Pav rhe em last.: q | government ls ; blic A Con\u2018\u2018antinople despateh to the , y debt, as she has dcne s dept hannel it is 32 feet.The 4 sas thought of They wonderes | offre fo spend the meney in the public 5 's that a joint note will come hopelessly bankrupt during the| in ihe Montreal cf i.is, no doubt, owing 4% qe they should for one moment | 14 News\u2019 says or hecon \u2018entieth century, while| rige in the Ottawa river is, he increase in A 174 PEUT \"SAT TAOY ES ; vthing to | Interest only a first years of the twen ; 1] to the recent heavy rains.The increas 4 .at onghs casanle of 427 ans M The items were finally carried, we have much decreased our nationa 0 st Lawrence is due to both the rains ° CoE Te v-election.Mr.; - © prosecu- ~ ve he St.2 large lo nve the result in a hy eles ue Cn an item for fishery bounty 1 b > debt during the last generation.and the tributaries which convey a onth of Monek, came to their rescue, | tions some lively passanes cecurred be- N \u201cYou say that certain people in England quantity of water usually during the m ne to Tas his atoim 38 17 - Ss ; \u201cies.Us + - y PARC, l erroëner] that \u2018his claim arcse t \u201ctween Sir Hibbert Turner and Mr.Davies 3S f an alliance between England, of June to it.GENERAL ALFAR } ! \\dofaistration and; : hat the fishery offl- N dream o such ST the Ecuadorean rehrls, - cts Mackenzia Admir | The later rharged that n Le 1 France and Russia.If there are ] EPORT Leader of the Ecu: , x oRly fftran vears old.He was \"1 cnr did no: discharge their duties an I would go far out of my wav to GULF RE = himself with a firm of exporters, C LA se] hy \u2018minier that IL was ; Of .aurls perpetrated in con- ten, - with a \u2018Islet, June 8.\u2014Clear; west wind.nected hims Ho A veo le conti sed hy are le held | that there were frauds p meet one We regard France L'Islet, June June 8.\u2014Clear: south-west The tyranny of President Garela Moreno : ~ 4 NE \u201c ; inc * : * .: 7 - un De , \u2019 (ren years sipte Mr Matkens nt by ection with these bounties.bach kind of good-natured curiosity.When River du Loup, aroused his patriotic ambition, and he en- ST his sratemen 32 10 < au + { Cc 7, PES > .se 8 | ; ; [A Dee and he amenidod his s'ateme ars Messrs.Fraser, Bowers and a h t fe her foolish chamber or her papers go into vind Point, June $.\u2014South-west wind; listed in the revolution against him in oe .- claim was Twenty years 7 eclarec a Ay ' - ather , ; Æ .7 ) anti IRR aan the vilain x \u201c{le1 tha* ho Participatel.Mr.Fraser decla icians qu hysterics against us, we feel like the Eng inward at nitnight, SS.Labrador: 6 am, Ste distinguishing himself in a pumber Mr.Navin thon testiffed th = © of those officers were politicians Sa co 8.regularly beaten inw.; ad; outward at 6 a.m., SS.>, i the rank of col- ot .à when he ran for par- many © ' \u2018 \u2018ative violated the qu Ish workman who wa doesn't SS: Dunmore Head; \u201c of battles and winning hk \u2018 Stor rte air I Cg and Mr.first and if a Conservative ° A Ry) by hls wife.\u2018It amuses her and it doesn Mariposa.R.\u2014South-east wind: onel In the revolution of 1876 he was ia\u2018di-ran in NS, Pare a: ; .ity.- = zy v ! ; .R.\u20148o - + : \u201cha îo- a.fle dirand ja Govern- law.he did so with impunity \u2018clock.The \u201c3 7 hurt me,\u201d he was wont to say.Had she Martin River, June Loughrigg Holme, one of the leading spirits, and when Mo te 5000054 Par the Mackenzi ne.tcok © The committee rose at one o'clock.\\ >, taken a stiletto, he would bave disarmed inward at 7 a.m., SS.- reno was killed Alfaro was made presi- rts cCaîm when they to ; \u2019 \u2018clock.\u201c ; 1e.\" oC 1 3: - y ts claim whe ; | House adjourned at one o'clock N= her.That is what we propose to do with and One pare June 8\u2014South-east wind: dent; but he preferred civil life, and re- me.\u2018he fem fraly passed._ A, ¢ ., Jape Mag .TS 2, , ; 3 le The item À + | \u2014 sup \\ France if she forces us into a maritime | Cape at 5 p.m., $8.Cordova; clear; calm.signed after a fow days in favor of Jose ?.CUSTOM HOUSE, - \"OU ; CSIP.\u201csi : sjinw nue .S i - i .THE ST.JONN CUSTOM HOUSE ; CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE \\ war.With regard to Russia my we Fame Point, June S.\u2014Clear; calm.tb-east Veintemilla.The latter, however, did = L- .\u201cau puce \u2018- URCELL CL ; , 3 N and._ 1 .orth-eas \u2019 .; c d- _ On an tem sf 27,00 pay entstand LIT IS SAID THAT MD M In.PURCELL, BC.PIEVAD PASHA.are opposed by many people in Eng tion| Low Point, June 8.Clear; nort at 4 not conduct the government in accor oo or «2 Joan.NOB.case : ; Pt ES i uestio .; SS.Osmanli; o m- mie lg accounts for the 55.Jan.NB, Ce .HAS RECEIVID THE APPOINTMENT, he Sultan's Grand Vizler, I do not believe that there i8 aq à wind; Inward, SS Os 5 am.SS.Murcia.ance with his promises, and Alfaro orga 75 © house, Mr OuUme explainel tha | hat Mr.John D.Purcell The Patton < by between England and Russia that coule p.m, SS.Wandsworth; à a.m., SS, ized another revolt, but was captured and 5 em > su set nf this | is state: tnat Mr.Je or EER \u2018 e Porte by |b an pak + n- a (97 (T°Binal estimare fr the cost af this Ir is \u2018ocate.has been appointed probably be presented to the not be settled peaceably.The Idea of _ exiled.Ie went to Central America, e a VE TRE Sie 1 Pad most In B.CL., advocate.c t for the Alsirict Great Pritaïn, Russia and France, form- attack upon Indla is absurd, and In every- gaging in business, and eighteen months Ce Cems Cpa He : Clrenit Court fe RE Co , ; rms attack u ; f i cm 7 R4 Âgures, $20,010, en increase due Judge of oe fo the place of the late] av renewing the demands for roto | thing dome to cross Russia there COMMERCIAL ago came here in the interest of the re oe ssary + 1 Mortreal ln the place Pen ferrin f Armenian af-|t ; ia is © ishi is 895 10 changes nucessary +9 make 11 of or y.Ar.Purcell, who was rec- qn the administration of Arme conse- Is a useless waste of money.nie \u2014 volutionists.After accomplishing - = 7 - 7 y 5 5 se + v.Lu : ' 3 + p= T 0 : « * + 2 3 reves Af Bowers said hat men have Tue rt ÿ the leading members of the fairs ang émane thas SW to quite able to defend herself, and the : ue WITH or } mission he sailed for Ecuador two wee : - - | .ded by the lea \u2019 .r 1 y we! ; y, June & .; ï \u201ctantly been onpieved round the ; Omer ll as by the Solicitor-General, quences will result from a failure trian diplomatie Count Hubner knew oe Saturday, Jun ago and on his arrival there at once ho \u2019 ss «linea it ow - ! Ba s we SoH CAE» \u201cEnglanc T 6 .r E.\u201cag repairing i+ sin owas de | Bar, a d'iare of arts of Si.Mary's college.! grant them.he what he meant when he sald ee WHOLESALE PRICES.to the front with the army that capture | Lo : ds Mir Bowers quot- lig a RraTia:e of arcs | e i ndia\u2014 his , ta care ready for px CHE te >, te à : Monreal, where he carried off the high- | St.Petersburg, June 8.\u2014Several of t has only cne enemy to fear in inst Cable advices to the Board of Trade this Guayaquil.1a rrevmsant prices for material nse Pa re in philosophy and the Gover- | leading newspapers here are advocating herself.\u201d We bave no ill feeling agains morning are as follows: \u201cLondon, tang COLOMBIA DFCOMING UNEASY._ ; _ rfortmied that th wav 3.honors les \"7 > as A y AT- = ; ; y that she may + _ s off coast, wheat s SLO - ave Le hal Leen informed that the wa \u20ac i 1] conference on the we know tha ; S, 1895\u2014Cargoes o I i Le h nationa .although ay,June S, ; RE { \u201cIT, , tq ; ?be work had Lana scampe] was an Inter ; irging that course as France ; she turned against you d at no advices ; Liverpool spot whea New Yorlk, June $.\u2014The \u2018Herald's\u2019 gpe~ 7 \u2019 : > menian question, ur ; turn against us as .malzs, ot maize dull; Liv- vs: With the fall of \u201cateus Mr, Gièsen real from the irable in order to prevent a coafict \u2018entv-five years ago.But between a steady, demand poor, spot ms Min- cial from Papama says: + b en gennrsls report that while spruce Tn k ; ve \u2018 mn feeling and a wish for an al-; erpool futures, wheat and maize firm.the present administration in Ecuador the Û OT-15én ui: \u2018x - ; vith Turkex.; vant © ep I 8 ; , , 9 se \u2018 ) .States 5: worth nine dollars a thousand the wit 4 a there is a wide difference.What's neapolis bakers\u2019 flour, i wheat opened % claims pending between the United ENE sowerth : Co ete \u2014 nee : ; > hie his mornin Ce ;ver tbe American citi- - cad ger isly paid thet Er L an alliance?; In Chicago th lee Sen: hat country over the =] ercient had ævneron - .1 EMA yw \u2019 1e reason for suc a © at Soc July and S1lee Sent.and that : La fora fn New Brurswiex fourteen dal ¢ Rl ] F BRIT ANIA, to be the 1 Russia?Who.| of a cent higher at sui \u201chigher a: 52%ge | Julio Il.Santos and the property foi Re Ce il \u201char very high tLL Who threatens France or j ver, Corn opened % of a cent high siz | om SE bim during the rebellion Harn oninded Ther a vers M TT with tbe exception of France, has ev July and 34%e Sept: perk opened at $12.cibly taken from io Le arranged with: Teen pall for brick but Mr, - y g| Chet WBE ° ye te a, 0.52 Sept.; vats Q xpected to Le arrange * 4 Ladd reer pain r i para WIIAT THE EXPRESSION SIGNIFIES dreamed of threatening England?ig! Sept.; short ribs opened at $6.52 Sept.o in 1884 are pees | The news of the an : Set us Various members 2 CC .-nsive?Who, then, is.5 Ole to 30%c Sept.t furthor arbitration.?H's on Titi fzerd the prices pala TO THE ENGLISHMAN.\u2018Is it to ve not desire a square opened at 30% epeated victories of the Ecuadorean rob- cee +?\u201ce do ; \u2019 \u2014 .repeated Victories ; ve Lt A (ODA SN Marsied che ralsister a ne d in the possession of an- CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET, els is causing the Colombian poveramers \"a tous Tere ; Poo 9 M5 = > AG 4 \u201c iB £ 3 : ; = .Lv ogiestians, The jrem was ce mr paren ; OF inch of groun ., cas 8, 1895.; \u201cears are entertaine a sc 1 Val 24 ('iestians, SIR GRANT DUFF VIEWS THE INCREASE O h nwer.France, of course, wants Union Steck Yards, Chicago.June 8, > some concern.Fears triumph | sie \u2019 Tr ROR oder P she bas lost day's estimated recelpts, 10,000; \u2018ase of their complete tr tr.: 21 6 NAESVATIVES BRITAIN'S OBLIGATIONS WITH TERROR.Alsace-Lorralne back, but she a \u2014Hogs.\u2014To-day 5 ñ ccording to official that in \u20ac Là à verthrowing the con- nly SOPITIST AMONT CN SERVATIVE Pa \"eu is one; sn w In a struggle not force esterday's receipts, a f : Alfaro would ald ino : 1 \u2018 ; vue\u201d, Stuttgart, Is \u20ac f In open War, ln s = ves Gr i 2,4vi; left over, / Colombia.Ecua- arb Or Mon year.anes 7 Theos sending rotices fur the abive co'umn may send Rothen a (oi af names 0° interested friends.Marxedd copies of the * norice wil be Witnegs' emtaining such get free to any address in Canada | Montreal ever ted, Novices received too lat?fur this column are usually | piaced on the 7h paye.ADVERTISEMENTS, R.SEALE & SON, \"34 Cor FUNERAL DIRTCTORS, and Dore! ester Wt EES & CO., Funeral Directors E and E Embalmers, S 305 sf.James Street, Montreal, Beaver Hal \u2018Wool \u2018 U'nbleached Table Damask.SHIPMAN & CRIFFITH, Funeral Directors and Eurbalmers, 2356 ST, CATHERINE ST.TELEPHONE 200 WEDDINC PRESENTS.New and Useful Artilag \u2018 Javgs Varie y of from f1 > ta $2700, Lars Dishes fren 3300 to $3.00 Jitior lou ars frein 1 12.112 Ldu to 8.) Cake Bask-+3 from oo 00 00 29 :o TLD Baik Dishes from 10 T0 ta 12.00 Pi kie Stands from J 12% to 5.00 Ww ver Pit here fr 10 SAD to 2500 Caring Sarg fron Co.259 to = 0 Berry Spas, Pis Knives, Fish 1 LATE, Rutter Knives, eno, BEATTY, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 135 Bt.Peter Street, oppo e \"Witness Office.Sugar Spoons, = = LÉ SAS ES A Pre aoe J dre CARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN.SPECIAL NOTICES.Carsley is spending less money in advertisements, but giving better value than ever.The result ts that his business is increasing fast.\u2014 Extract \u2018Star.\u2019 WEDDING PRESENTS, WEDDING PRESENTS, A special discount of 20 percent will be allowed off our entire stock of solid silverware and TEN PERCENT TEN PERCENT off all American and Canadian SILVER PLATED WARE SFLVER PLATED WARE These special discounts commence Monday, June 10 and end June 18.S.CARSLEY, Ladies\u2019 Golf Jerseys: Ladies\u2019 Tennis Jerseys.Ladies\u2019 Cycling Jerseys.Ladies\u2019 Boating Jerseys.Ladies\u2019 Yachting Jersevs.A large number of these Jerseys now in stock, made of Pure Wool and produced in several colors.With Large Sleeves.LADIES DUCK SUITS, Made of reliable materials, $1.95 ea.Ladies\u2019 Duck Eton Suits, $3.25 ea.Ladies\u2019 Drill Eton Suits, $3.25 ea.Ladies\u2019 Drill Blazer Suits, $2.95 ea.Ladies\u2019 Navy Serge Skirts, $5.75 ea.Ladies\u2019 Serge Costumes, $3.40 ea.ladies\u2019 Colored Silk Blouses, $4.25.Ladles\u2019 Tweed Effect Summer Suits, $4.25.S.CARSLEY.Ladies\u2019 Summer Capes.STYLISH NOVELTIES.In Ladies\u2019 Ladies\u2019 Ladies\u2019 Ladies\u2019 Ladies\u2019 Lace and Velvet Capes.Silk and Lace Capes, $2.00 ea.Lace Capes, $S.75 ea.Velvet Capes, $4.75 ea.Summer Cloth Capes, Rc ea.Lalies\u2019 Applique Cloth Capes, $2.50.Ladies\u2019 Pinked Cloth Capes, $2.20.LADIES BOATING JACKETS Ladies\u2019 Tennis Jackets, Ladies\u2019 Golfing Jackets, Ladies Yachting Jackets, A special lot of Ladies\u2019 Striped Cream Serge Jackets, in several sizes, to be cleared at from $1 each.LADIES\u2019 WATERPROOFS.In all latest European styles.S.CARSLEY.Crepons.All the leading colors in Fancy Wool Crepons Including light, medium and dark shades.Striped Wool Crepons, 6ic vi.Fancy Wool Crepons, 85c yd.BLACK WOOL CREPONS In all the very latest effects, Black Figured Crepons.FANCY DRESS GOODS Printed Wool Challies, special, 18c ya) Irdign Blue Dress Serges, 37¢c yd.All-Wnol Summer Dress Tweeds, 59e yd.AI-Wool Melange Suitings, 67c yd.54-inch Shepherd's Plaid Suiting, 90c yd.54-inch Indigo Blue Dress Serge.70¢ vd.Silk and Wool Cherked Dress Goods, $1.25 vard.Colored Press Lustres, vard.double width, 70e S.CARSLEY, lasie MaperT, 17e vd.White Table Damask, 25c vd.Hand-Loom Damask Cloths.586 ea White Damask Table Cloths.42¢ ea White Damask Table Napkins, Ve ea.Linen © o'clock Tea Cloths, 250 ea.Unbleached Linen Table DNamask, 24c ea.White Linen Table Damask, 44c¢ yd.TOWELS White Honeycomb Towels, She Huckaback I.Linen Dumask Towels, White Bath Towels.red border, Fancy Striped Bath Towels, Brown Linen Bah Towels, Cotton Bath Shests.$1 40.Bath Sheets, $3.10 ea.S.CARSLEY.Linen Towels, dr ea.be ea.Blec ea, Sec ea.Sc ea.Linen WATERPROOFS WATERPROOFS The Rigby Porous Waterproofs are tbe best in the market.They are cool, fortable and perfectly waterproof.Righy \u201ceach.Rigby Waterproofs for Youths, for £8.40.Rigby Waterproofs for lLadles\u2019 from $15.50.Rigby Waterproofs for Men from $10.25 S.CARSLEY.Notre Dame and St.Peter streets, TY Al AL ST LA RT LOIRE EP RR AIR ARR com-, Waterproofs for bovs from $6.20 FR A I ER RE a RR THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.JOEN MURPHY & CO.\u2019S ADVERTISEMENT.UP TO Our Fancy Goods and Notions Department ig always up-to-date with the latest Noveltles.We have just stocked the following: \u2014 Pure Silk Chiffon, all colors, 46 inches, wide, 80c per yard.Black and Colored Ruches for neck- wear, jn Chiffon, Crepe Lisse, Net, prices from 50e to $1.25 each.English Pique Ves: Fronts, all the latest designs, prices from He to $1.93 each.Lace Collars, Yokes and Capes, a beautiful assortment.prices from 15c to $18 each.25 pleces of Beautiful Butter Colored Valenciennes Laces, prices from 3c to 22c per yard.Belt Buckles\u2014Solid Silver and Choice Designs, prices from 75c to $4.00 each.Silk Beltings In all widths and colors\u2014 best quality, 30c.Ladies\u2019 Colored Shirts\u2014Extensive and beautiful assortment of Ladies\u2019 Dress Shirts, with studs, warranted perfect fitting, 100 patterns to select from.Special line at $1.10; other hues at lower figures.Ostrich Feather Boas\u2014Short Boa for neckwear in Real Ostrich Feathers, $1.10, Special.100 Dozen Ladies\u2019 Silk Ties, pretiy new designs, to clear at two for 25c.\u201c1,000 Burkles, assorted designs, shades, ete.regular prires 50c to $1.50; to clear at Oc each.Just Received A Special Line of Ladies\u2019 All-Wool Navy Serge Skirts, at $5.00.OPEN TO-NIGHT TILL NINE O'CLOCK + JOHN MURPHY & CO.2843 ST.CATHERINE STREET, Corner Metcalfe st.TELEPHONE No.3333.KENSINGTON MILLINERY, JUNE CLEARING SALE of all SPRING and SUMMER STOCK is now going on.Rich Goods at Low Prices.Inspection Invited.10: KENSINGTON MILLINERY ROOMS, 2350 St.Catherine Street, (Opposite John Murphy & Co.\u2019).CEO.MORRIS, Prop.Robt.Neville, Jr., CARPENTER AND BUILDER, Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly Attended to.| Estimates given for all classes of work, 12044 ST.ANTOINE STREET, Telephone No.H3 (Near Windsor street.) GENERAL BAZAAR, Halifax Tweeds, AIl-Wool, 30c.All-Wool Dress Serges, 20c.Colored Ribbons, lc.Black Grenadine.3c.Romnants Dress Linings.Remnants White Cotton.Remnants Sheeting.2 yards wide.Remnants Tow-lling.Remnants Table Linen, Remnants Colored Canton Flannel, Remnants Prints, 8c.10e.126 vd.Luds Tihe.Job Lot large White Quilts, $1.25 Fancy Dress Muslins, 3c vard.ROWELL'S GENERAL BA/AAR, 1597 Notre Dame Street, _Bouween Bu Lambert's Hil aad Court » House, FURNITURE 10 PERCENT CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY, Call and Get Prices.A first-class hardwood B.R.Suite for $10.59; Solid Oak Suite, $21.60; Chairs from 25¢ up; Extension Tables from $3.76 up.Also, 300 pairs 7 lbs.White All-Waol Blankets, Factory price, $3.75, selling $3.25 a pair.James Steele, 1826 NOTRE DAME STREET, | y JAS: A.OGILVY & SONS\u2019 GREAT CLEARING REMOVAL SALE.A FEW OF OUR REGULAR BARGAINS A choice lot of Reversible Satin Ribbons in some of the best shades 3L4c, TLéc, 10160 and 12%c per yard only.Actually Worth Three Times the Money, All-Wonl Light Colored Challies, worth 45¢ per yard, for lhc only.Another line of All-Wool very fine Chal- lies (special patterns, medium and dark colors), 19%c only.All-Wool Diagonal and Check Costume Tweeds, for 19c only.Fine Organdy Muslins and Printed Pon- gees, worth 35c, for lic.Choice Figured Dross Satcens, now 12%c a yard.Best English Prints in Dark Colors, 8%c a yard.worth 20c, only 32-in.China Silks, 2 shades of | a Red and ?shades Cream and 2 > White.° = 32-in.China Silks, Terra Cotta, > Royal Blue and Nile Green.-\u201c > 32.in.China Silks, Bluette in wl ad 3 spots., Beautiful All-Linen Costume Galatea, only 13¢ a yard.White and Gray Cotton at Mill Prèces.§-4 Gray Sheeting, 12%ec.8-4 White Sheeting, 14%c.A Manufacturer's Lot 200 pairs in all, selling them they will only last a few days.Ladies\u2019 Ribbed Cotton Vests, only 4c each.And further Bargains Daily.Similar Bargains at Our Branch Store, St.Catherine street.\u2014 * \u2014_\u2014 JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, THE FAMILY LINEN AND DRAPERY HOUSE 203 to 207 ST.ANTOINE STREET.144 to 150 Mountain street, TELEPHONE, 822.BRANCH: - ST.CATHERINE STREET, Cor.Buckingham avenue.Telephone 3335.3 UT BLOUSES, Having bad already three shipments of Blouses we have a large assortment to select from and the words of praise we constantly hear testify 10 their excellency.Blouses with Stiff Fronts, Cuffs.Blouses with Soft Fronts and Stiff Collars and Cuffs.Blouses with Soft Fronts.Cuffs.Biouses in White, Fancy and Plain Colors.Collars, Collars and In this department we also show Ladies\u2019 Whitewear and Underwear.we are well weather.In both these lines stocked for the hot The Belfast Marahonse, rm 2401-2403 ST.CATHERINE ST.HAYCOCK & DUDGEON, Telephone 3078, HELLO, JOHN Look at my nicely dyed suit, Why, I thought they were no good.but my wife iid 1 had better send them to the British Amerlean lneing Company.Just look and gen how nicely they are done: they dye and nice.and rall for and uso dQye.clean aid carl LACE clean clothes all so deliver them.The feathers, and get up in fact, they hendle all Kinds of textile | nods.and it is surprising what they do in: Trench cleaning cr gen*'s and ladies\u2019 wear, no shrinking or softening of stiffening, but goods turned out by thelr process are returned as If new from the tailor\u2019s hand.BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.Oflices \u2014 24:35 Notre Dame.2238 MeGtil.1595 St, Catherine, cor.Christophe.& WEDDING SILVERWARE d o'Clock Sets.Spoons.Salad servers, &ec.Electro, Plate of every description, Napier toffee Machines, Rodgers\u2019 Cutlery, Spoons and Forks, Cabinets of Plate and Cutlery, Doulton Art Potlery, Laæmps.Cluclis.&c.Before making your selections, it will pay yon Lo examiue my stock.JOHN WATSON, 2174ST.CATHERINE ST.(Art Association Building,) À Between Aylmer and City Counaillor st UNTIL BPEN EVENINGS NINE.ee re NE LI EE RE SET ETIENNE of Soiled Blankets, ' and at the prices we are ; CURTAINS.HII OPI AL ADVERTISEMENTS.M ONE PROFIT À , Fron MAKER To hr GR a Da, i AH When a Girl Looks a man over, she looks from feet to head (it\u2019s odd, but it\u2019s so), looks first at his feet.Better have yours artistically encased in the \u2018\u2018 Korrect shape\u201d shoes.There is a style about them which common shoes cannot approach.More than style: comfort and wear.That means economy, if you measure cost by the year.Bicycle shoes, tennis, yachting, climbing, and steamer shoes, And every other kind.All are made on our perfect naturnil-foot model.53 ig the lowest price in the store.We have no * cheap\u201d stack, 235 ST.JAMES STREET.DURT&PACKARDCo.Wedding Silver.Dainty pieces of Silver make very appropriate Wedding Presents, such us BON-BON DISHES, BERRY FORKS, ICE CREAM SPOONS, BERRY BOWLS, ete, ete.Half a Dozen of our Sterling Silver COFFEE SPOONS.at £1.90, make an inexpensive and handsome present.W.S.Walker & Co.2200 CATHERINE STREET, ST, We Supply and Lay Tiles FOR ALL PURPOSES.Vestibule, Bath-rooms, Fire Pinces.Wood Mantels, GAS LOGS AND GRATES, All wor JORDAN & LOCKER, 1749 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.Halls, fully guaranteed.GEO.S.KIMBER, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, 2466 ST.CATHERINE STRELT.Bell Tel.3287.GROCERS DIRECTORY.JOHN SULLIVAN, Corner Milton and Purocher st._ Choice TEAS aud COFFEES a Spectaity \"THOMAS K.T.STONE, | 6:27 Wellington, cor.Bourgeois st.Pt.St.Charles Choice Groceries and Provisions.D.STEWA RT, The Very Finest SUGAR CURED BACON 1 HAMS.206 St, Antoine street.Ww.J.BROWN 2696 ST.\u20ac ATHERINE STREET.Try our Special Blend of ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, only 3c per 1b.J.B.McCULLOUGH, 78 University ss.cor.Barnside Place, Choicest TEAS, and everything in the Grocery line TELEPHONE 3518, R.TURNER, 601 Welilugtou, cor.Magdalen, Pt.St.Charles Freeh Creamery Butter, Mink and Eggs, received daily.\u2018THE PARK GROCERY ww.MARDI AGE, 120 Fark avenue.\u2014 CHAS.H.BECKETT, 991 ât.Catherine st., near DeLorimterave.Choice Grocertos and Provisions always on hand SWIFT.WAL Grocer, 398 Mount Reyal ave., as some Very Fine CREAMERY BUTTER.ILLINOIS INHERITANCE TAX.Springfield.IN.June 7.\u2014By a vote of eighty-four to thirty-four the House today passed the Senate bill taxing inheritances, æifts and legacies.The general scope of the measure is to place a tax of one percent on every individual inheriting $20,000 or more where the heirs are of first relationship to the testator.As the relationship of legatees or heirs becomes more remote the tax is increased and the Hmit decreased.aS Les qe a NET Le von 7 SATURDAY, JUNE =.1897 | The Baily Fitness, pu _ =\u2014 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE MOUNT ST.LOUIS MINS.| Lee acces \"THE COMPETITION FOR THE OF CONN SAUGHT'S FLAG No.1 company Mount St.Lois Cadets presented a splendid appearar they marched on to the Chan.de V to compete for the Duke of (nia flag yesterday afternoon.Capt J i.tter was in command, with Lieu Wilson and W.Gulliver.Kergts Lionais, Gravel and Begin.20 ra:s file.They were headed by :be Mes: - Louis brass band.46 strong and » corps, 26 stroug.The march pas: ir quick and double time.was perfor with a steadiness that could not tu celled.The squad drill.manua) an\u2018 : ing exercises, and physical drill + arms were all equally well done.The Mary\u2019s College Cadets.had they seen ~ to defend the flag this year.would ha had considerable trouble in beating N company, Mount $:.Luis, The Highland Cadets and Nos 2 + companies Mount St, Louis were the Cor competitors.No.2 company a.command of Capt.Parizeau.Jieut: ada and Baillergon.with Sergts.© and Dubue, 36 rank and file.Wi quite up tn the first drilled compar » 2 did remarkabhiv well and on hearty applause from the onlook re No.3 company is composed +\u2018 little fellows.bur they know Capt.O'Brien commanded.the oth.vers being Capt.Treucet Liens and RoHand, Sergts.Traucet.Conlr- pierre and Newel.36 rank and fil The Highland Cadets were \u2018+; compete.As far as marchirg we:- dtd well, but there vas a sa\u201c their npiformity In their manual a: exercises and physica: drili lu; don was in command.with J'en + and Walker Cal-5ergt Philiir- Copeland and Lydon.21 rank ar.The inspecting officer.Cay Wa; of Fredericton.adjudged the flav 1 company Mount =1.Louis Cate 2 company rame second: the Ho.Cadets third, and No 2 compary \u2018 5 Three cheers were given for the Tr \u2018 Connaught and No.1 company oor away with their we!ll-wen \u2018roptv _\u2014 \u2014\u2014 TRAVELLING BISHOI= A FRENCH PAPERS SING LANL Lo» The \u2018 Minerve ' publishes 1Hing:\u2014' The * Witness ' complair= a tests when reporting that two Lei oo Ottawa at the same me.cn T* -.and that oue of them.Mgr.Lanz: Roman Catholic Archbishon, trave, - the private car \u2018 Matepedia, cour.placed at his disposal by \u2018he Caux Pacific, while the Protestant bishey, | Rev.Mr.Newnham, travelled.on same train, like common mortals our scrupulous and ascetic confror not state, but the \u2018 Srar\u2019 gap.is that the Protestant got in his pocket four or five dollars, subscribed and offer: = Montreal, for the surcess of : missions, while the Roman \u2018=> op has been obliged to wi invested by his ijlusirious pr.irc: Province of Quebec works.+ +- maintenance of Roman \u201ch of which a hostile majeri-v wan s - prive his chiidren.\u2019 has i: tj: \u2014- © \u2014 BELL'S WHEREABOUTS KXNo a THE ALLEGED BETRAYFER oF FM.TRACED TO HIR HIDING PLACE LAND YARD LETECTIVES.Detroit, Mi-n.June 7.\u2014The pot! Scotland Yard, Londen.England.tracked the Rev.John Ro, Letras Miss Emily Hall.and rau lar thet: hu on him any time they want.Tio fs learned from Mr.Cappers nected with the British consulate a\u2019 adelphia, who has been sen* re iv by tbe British Government \u2018ce invest, the case and culleet prof ci ah Mr.Bell's connection wih Mix death.If the evidence proearn db Clipperton gives promise of =ue oo prosecution he will be arrested and sibly extradited.Mr Clipperton is of the British consul at P'hilade pla He rays no rase in recent years has of tracted such widespread interest on tb °° sides of the ocean and the State Devar ment of the British Government is determined that the man responeible for Miss Hall's death shall be bhr.ught to justice if such a thing is possible.Le- fore returning to Philadelphia he engage! ex-Judge Reilly to follow up the searc for proof and keep him posted.> GEN.B.F.BUTLER V ! FRAUD.CLAIM MADE THAT CHARGE HE MISREPRESENTED VALUE OF BONDS AND BOUGHT Thro Boston, June 5.\u2014The estate of the c'e Benjamin F.Butler \u2018> a defendars \u20ac equity suits which were taken ui fn the Supreme Judicial Court ty Knowlton on demurrers fled ty the 0 utor of fhe General.who 15 the defercs 7.The aggregate ainount tf the cla io.> over $210,000.The claims arise out 0 a transaction in the bends of the Colao Cattle Company.It is alleged :ha' \u2018+.Butler.while acting as trustee for th bondholders, by alleged fraudulent vv.sentations made through bis sileg - agents, induced the bondholders plaintiffs, to belleve that their fnteres the real estate of the company 1 to rado were valueless: that Butler his! was disgusted with the whole matter.that he would be glad to sell his interes\u201d for three percent of thelr jar as.There are other false representations = to have been made by him, the rest: which was that the others sold cu Gen.Butler's alleged agent at a I\u2019 very much below the par value IR claimed that Butler at the time Knew the property was guod'for the face va of the bonds.The plainuffe are > dents of New York and other states, \u2018x \u201c6 in Massachusetts being the heirs of \u201cbe late Alvin Iloughton.of Newtan In \"+ case of the Houghtons, the demand 5 Hade for 457,454. æ ew MP onary 4 2 por Sarrrnary, June S, 1895, PS THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.en ee rm A CAE YALE SHIGA REINS OWE 400 I SAL AT ALDI CO ce An Se PR ARC Eg FS AANA LIAS Gr cl RE A a A a So A © CONGREGATIONAL MISSIONS.INTERESTING RECORD OF THE WORK AT HOME AND ABROAD.SECOND DAYS PROCFEDINGS AT THE BIG GATHERING AY HAMILTON.Haim on, June ¥ = Thursday afternoon s-sisn of the Congregational Union of Onsarte anl Quehbr« was devoted to the tame ar 1 Foreign missions.The Rev.D Ma Callam, ef Maxville, presided at vay eering of the Foreign Missionary sectaty and rie Revo WFD Watson actetd as 5m rar The a7Hlal TÉport was read Tv the Rov EMH This gave many Pooreg nu deals 07 tlhe society's spissyon cn West to trat Airira.The Rev.WT ¢ :rrie ha : a chureh had ben cran «ho had heen brought «s pastar: there were :- avaiting bap- three nisim autor in inter Sl The Rev Wo 1 was growing of Cowansville, stated 4 hig cr yi.report, a ht cs Shope THIS NUS tas: vear the society bal ha! The - utribu'ions received an une 1 ca 82414 The mission had basn 015 rraintainel hesides reducing \"ie doi one-third, and helping mis- 2 ng in other fields.He exhibited two arge Jdlagras, Congregati-n Foreign Missionary Soclety ladder gave she amoeunrs contridbuted by \u201che chur hes.with wines rising from one sont Up to fuir minded Joilars.Calvary Church Mon\u2018rea! hal olimbed the dighest, ith gifs ent to 2244 Em- ciel Church, Montrer, al the church VORP EET RCI S00 Andreas came nex, each exceed- ZL lue Fur t> fuslicate the amount soon por member a * Thermome*er ' dia- goa, Was use] with points of one cent h Hero che little church at St.An- cas, Vie.Vas shown to he warmest, contrilritfions vere at the Tate of ever member, Calvary came next, ragi 3 #3 79 The Mnravlans, the es CLissi Mary commnaity In the T° gav> at the rate of IX 40.A table iving che names 07 *h- Canadian mis- cnaries in West Ceniral Africa vas al- 8 ghoun Miss Dongaill.of the Woman's Board.\u201cXpiained what ha! Leon done for the \u2018coission hey that body.Two laiv missionaries, Miss Mellevilie and Miss Johnston, ad been supported.As the latter had SarmTles]l a Lew Missionary had been = ght ott aud à send Miss Melville vad ready ty) XZv.and the Lourd bad un- ermoxen ta rafse monay for her outfit (1 PT \u2018ho post cf bot passage out, They si Alse undertaken ty raise a memorial y lirg at the mission uy memory of \u201ces EF M Willtatzs.who bad done so eh > organize \u2018he board.Towards + Braamniel hur-h (Montreal) auxil- rv had promised F100.Mr.Ml sub- 2e4 à by which a building 2-0 fer the mission could be ratsed and lei da0cedel dirning the present soho The Rev.Do MacCallum was re-elected ine of which the \u2018Canada: mas Mr POP Let Vle-president.ko E M Hil secretary: and a Hey WwW T (SUB, treasurer.The Heo TB Hyde + Toronto, gave an accent of the now - co.south non-denomination- Lis ni arte à vty There TAT oh [SE people in was thirty- tha cun- \u201ctrent, among whom thers were less than Arnerica that had just | werld.+ .follows : Fur hurirel nissionaries The form of (at noitcsn, was ef tie lowest sort thir milters hal wever soon the inside of she andes thers ere five millions Pa TT AUS dE AU.The services vf a ester vont] spear Spanish had Peer secret ad although che soctety pd res ces lo ts sollett subseriptions, lependtiug entreiv falth, three hun- deed dollars hal already Leon received.HOME SUISSTONARY S00 THEY.T ~~ Home Moassoongey Society after-! RE EE la scheme for rais- LE 1 pe \u2018 cen handred dollars ; soiré rhe preuisel grant of - ro we Undoral Missionary So- .Vr ari us from Mr.NE 3s Me ashing and chers RTS Le oxtent of 3500 were CTe dl will Cs Pape li tuut tho bal- cow 50 bee raie A.Che eng or, Vastiington Gladden Cal urtis, OR, Ra a masterly ade es The jm Li portunit.s aud ; salle +1 tune chur es Tha Las ra det und the interest kept : ol tar eizhos There ver opqesrtunities } restes itoi iron 1val chureh - sel G'hers for the che ties vf à vis LS others for the chi es oŸ à ua- : a Stal ethene far tue orld wide Corr of chur gos eo want ro LR re bower ren 1 ko for ic stole aio rhings +0 ali ages, as well au! en for the Cre aes are not rary or Che laits nor tbe organs Tao bar the Dolr of Tolevers.The ro fer! vaine ee so gine DE orms Toat they failed to dee 16 32006 und ne Misae dl shetr oppor- While ue hod have the clos- EVIL TR NO th othe movements in our Toes wee sheul] keep In toueb with Eng an Outside.God is as woth churches environment as In Hess CU lez, and Ye can find Veste CI Ré searen for him with eur lu-are, Te wo waar to ind out our TtaUDtes gr] respons bill ties We Mal x arr ad The Chure) has a teacning tion.Its the trurh thar nen most This generation needs the .gospel.What in ned.Our age is the relgn of law.past time was attributed to providence, as the thunder and the cyclone.we have.traced to their sources and learned their, law.LOVE IS BEYOND LAW What we need to find out and teach is whether law or love 1s the ultimate thing.Here we find pity and pardon for the sinner.Where else do we find it?Our opportunities and responsibilities are to convey this truth.To preach the plain gospel not to gloss it over with improvements.The world needs Christ, not formalities, creeds and dogmas.To teach the truth as it {is in Jesus not in Judges or Joshua or Jehu.The Old Testament view of the truth was only partial, Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount taught it in its fulness.It there superseded many of the precepts as taught in the old.The oid is Imperfect as compared with the perf- } SATURDAY, JUNE |», J?ORG = That th~ \u20ac FE.Saclery of Wes mount | Neer Moudist Conrely are going to IBERVILLE, Sa TERRA, June 13th, t { | 1895.| Trains wil Leave GC.7.OR, Siution at 8.49 Run.Lh po.| Tickets: Adual's, B12 children, 300.i Trains will stop at St.Henri Station and i ana Point st Charles.|! < IMETHING NEW 1 1 ro MILE.END AND COTE ST, Louls, | Attention ! :! ST GLP SE ANNUAL EXCULRATON art | PASKEY FHONIC ts TORYNIOD PARK.| Saturday, 15th Jane.MP and TR R electric tr.un wli Et Lawrense #20 Manuit ti andapm ONLY A YQUARTER.lAacn corner opt ut Ve ta, rfnrninee Children, ITALF PRICE, S (CALVIN CHURCH | ; SARBATIT SCHOOL, | ANNUAL PICNIC | - TO ! LNT SAN | UDSON Hl NS >» 3 NI n | SATURDAY.June 13, 1595.| Trairaw lleare CPR Depot Windior st 2 15am.gr l 52 pont TICKETS Adulte, 0c, Children, 30c.A DELIGHTFUL SAIT \u201cwhieh CL : Shortis's i evervthing possible for i and his friends, echange\u201d of ! trict \u201creputation for is by so much diminished.It seems that the late frosts this spring which did so much damage in south-western Ontario have only done good in Manitoba and the North-West, If prices ;enly continue high the long-looked-for big reward for wheat growing in the Canadian North-West will probably be realized this year, and next year there will Le a great emigration ilo ccur fertile North-West, especially if there is a prospect of tariff reform, will remove the burden under which the Canadian farmers have been suffering.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 There feeling be considerable application of counsel for a change of venue from the district of Deanhar- nots to that of Montreal.We have no doubt whatever that If the trial be held In the district of Beanharnois that twelve impartial jurors will go into the box and thelr verdict will be strictly in accord with the evidence, ror have we any doubt that the same conditions for the trial will obtain in Montreal should the case be tried here.Justice will be done in any seems to over tlie .c&so : of that there is a certainty.At the sane time, tae application for and resistance against the change in venue natural.The counsel naturally feel it to be their duty to do js Very their client and the feeling of probably is very strong that a On the other hand, the people of the dis- cf Brauharnois no doubt feel Very strongiy tiut a change of venue would be a of slur upon impartiality.It 1s these venue is necessary, sort uetural enough thaï each party should To Beauharnois CONGREGATIONAL 8K, 8, PICNIC.Ist Trip of the Magnificent Steamer, ; * PDuckoss of York On SATURDAY, June 15.Boar will leave canal basin at R 3) am, foot of Squenrs atrees.Cam.TICKETS, Adults, 50c.Children, | RI FRESEMENTS AT CITV PRICES.; | Furnished by Geo Mathews, Confectioner.| 25e : should «nicstered by them.application, have its respective feelings, but they not ailow Whatever the result of the application, whether the judge decide to grant or to deny the the will have a fair trial : of that the general \u2018om- prisoner muritv is confident, aud th.parties on cither side shouid the judge's decision, whatever it may be, in the same confidence, which will not he misplaced.accept their themselves to be! The \u2018Historicus\u2019 who in the \u2018Gazette\u2019 essays the task so congenial to the Protectiorist of trying to make it appear that Great Britain has not prospered under free trade, we do not kncw.But the original \u2018Historicus,\u2019 who made his mark in English political literature, the world knew and krows well, and, curiously enough, he has just given to tbe world his opinion of the effect which free trade has had upon Great Britain, He declared only a couple of weeks ago that Great Britain owes her position as the most prosperous commercial nation the world ever knew to her free trade policy, and that she would not SHERRIN GHAM PARK.| ahandon that policy to adopt the sister heresies of protection and an un- | sound currency.The \u2018Historicus\u2019 we speak of is the Right Hon.Sir Wil- viam Verrzn Harcourt, Chancellor of the Exchequer in the Imperial Government, who has been one of the most successful finance ministers Great PBritain has ever known, a worthy successor of the Gladstones, the Goschens and the glorious line of free trade finance ministers stretching back to tbat premier, Sir Robert Peel, who abolished protection and established free trade, under which England has become the mistress of the commerce of the world.The original \u2018Historicns' is perhaps a better authority than \u2018Historicus\u2019 of the \u2018Gazette and his opinions, together with the views thereon of the London \u2018Spectator, just now considered by the British Conservatives a periodical cf sound political and economical opinions, will be found elsewhere in this paper, and will be read with Interest and, we trust, with profit by the Protectionists who misrepresent the Mother Country for no other reason than to fill their own pockets by deluding the people of Canada.A Mr.Mulock, one of the leading and most useful members of the Opposition in the Dominion Parliament, yesterday introduced a bill which should but will not be passed, because its object is to secure the independence of the House.Everyone knows that the government of the day is in the habit of providing remunerative appointments for needy members who cannot secure re-election for another parliament or who for some reagon desire to retire from political life.If such members have been faithful and useful, not to their country but to the government of the day, the government rewards them by giving | them remunerative appointments at the close of parliament.As every- cne knows, there are members of the House at the present time who expect | appointments to customs collector- ships, wardenshlips, promotion to the Senate or soine other desirable office of honor and remuneration, and some of them are spcken of as having thelr commissions, so to speak, in thair inside pockets.In such rases meurbers aré sure to be thick-and-thin supporters of the government ; they gerve the government, not their constituencies.The other day the prime minister wrote a letter in which he ceclared that all the vacant seats in the Senate had been promised before | the beginning of the present session.When parliament is dissolved it will be seen just how many members of perliament had appointments to vacant senatorships virtually in their pockets all through the present ses- ; lon.To prevent this scundalous abuse, Mr.Mulock proposes that no member of parliament shall be capable of filling a position of emolument under the government, nor shall a man who has been à member b: quali- fled for such an office until one year | after he has ceased to be a member.\"If honoratle members desire to be really honorable in the eyes of the country and desire to secure the independence of parlianient they will support Mr.Mulock's measure.! ' | i i : i ! | THE AUDITOR-GENERAL'S GRIEVANCE.The Auditor-General of the Domin- jeu has incurred the wrath of the C Bowell Government.and in consequence the condemnation of all the government supporters and organs.is offence is a very dark one in the eves of the government and its sup- perters, who regard it as the first , duty of every official to slay his conscience if necessary in order to serve , the government acceptably.Instead \u201cof doing this he has besn extreraely ccnsctentious in the service of par- ; lfament and the public and in the regular and faithful fulfilment of the duties of his office has embarrassed the government at times and injured its reputation by the care which he has taken to require and set forth plainly, as his oath of office requires him to do, the exact nature and character of all the expenditures of the government.All the government accounts in detail have to he submitted to him, and if they are not sufficiently in detail to be truly explanatory, or If the appropriations are exceeded, his duty is to require vouchers and explanations from the departments concerned and set forth clearly i uis report for the information of panr- ment just how and in what way and by whom the money was spent.All \u2018the junketing trips, for example, of the ministers and their friends ; all the expenses and charges of royal commissioners ; all the expenditures of agents-general or ordinary agents, whether in England or to a World's Fair or on a financial errand, are inquired into and investigated and analyzed, and then set plainly forth in the Auditor-General's report, which is by far the biggest blue book issued by the government.There is no subsidy or grant or monetary favor to any political supporter or any newspaper organ of the government which is not classified and set forth in this report in such a shape that it is easy for an ordtnarily intelligent man to seek it out and learn a great deal about the exact character of it.As everyone knows, there has been a regular carnival of corruption, extravagance and waste at Ottawa for the last sixteen years ; but everyone would not have known it so well had it not been for the faithful, conscientious service of the Auditor-General and his staff.He could not directiy check or prevent over-expenditure, whether corrupt or not, but he could point it out and make very plain where it existed, and he has done so.Of course, the audit office under such an Auditor-General has made itself extremely obnoxious to the government of the day, and the Bowell Gov- crnment would doubtless abolish it to-morrow if it dared to do so, but its motive in doing so would be so plain that {t would incur the condemnation of the country if it made the attempt.Doubtless the government would, if i* had the power, declare that the usefulness of the present holder of the office of auditor-general was gone, and dismiss him and appoint another less conscientious man who would embarrass it loss, but it has not the power.It was foreseen, from the first that the Auditor-General must be placad out of reach of the fear or favor of the government, above its power and vengeance, if he was to be free to fulfil his duty faithfully and effectively to the country and parliament, Il vas foreseen that jf he did his duty fearlessly and faithfully against any corrupt government he would necessarily incur its wrath and would be beheaded by it if his official existence was placed at its mercy.For that reason the Auditor-General is not removable by the government of the day.He is not an official under this or that minister ; his office is not connected with this or that department.He is irremovable except by parliament and for reason assigned, and his office is not a department of the government, but an office separate from and outside of all government or ministerial management.Unhap- plly, it is not quite above government control.The government cannot abolish it, cannot prevent it from fulfilling its duties, but the government can to some extent cripple it and hinder it and render it less efficient because the increasing of its staff and the remuneration of its employees are, or rather have been in practice, within the power of the government, which bitherto has decided whether to recommend increased appropriations for the audit office to parliament, as it does with the departments.The gevernment has punished the audit office for what it considers the Auditor\u2019s iniquities by starving it and enfeebling it, whether with the conscious purpose of rendering it inefficient, and thus hiding it from exposing the government extravagance, evervona must judge for himself.The fact that the government has starved it until its effectiveness has become impaired is beyond dispute, and the Auditor-General, finding apparently that appeals to the government were vain, has presented a written peiition to parliament, whose servant he fis, setting forth all the facts of the case, which are a shame and a disgrace lo the government.The Auditor-General prays parlia- | cially of this age, than bv ment to render his office completely : him with some conception nf nes _ Verre FE independent of the government of the tue of respectfulness, we wo, Gay by enabling him as its officer to remuneration of his staff.That is the only way by which efficiency can be secured, for the Auditor-General only is in favor of efficiency, while the government is opposed to efficiency.; Sistence on caste distinetions \u2026.govern and control the promotion and ; much :as this sense of caste in He shows how his service has heen starved by the government by comparing the numbers of employees and amounts of remuneration received by the audit office employees pared with those of the other departments.The percentage of chief and first class clerks in the andit office is { as com- .under sixteen and two-thirds as compared with an average of twenty-six in the government departments, yet excepting the finance department the need of the high class clerks is greater in the audit office than anvwhere else.The Minister of Finance in reorgan- {zing his department wants thirty-five percent of high grade men, while the audit office has only twelve percent, and for an increase to twenty-five has to be made to parliament, as the government will do nothing.age cost per clerk in the audit office is $1,074, against $1.551 in the finance department and even $1.228 in the whole inside service of the departments, and promotion and superannuation Is so rapid in the departments that, taking them into account, the ccst per clerk is $1.313 in the departments.The staîf of the audit office not onlv work harder than the staffs 02 the departments, but they work longer hours and do more over-time work, There are fewer extra clerks employed in proportion to the work and vet the estimates for this service Have teen cut down.It is to be Leped that the Auditor-General and the andit office will be defended and strengthened by parliament, whose faithful servant the Auditor-General ig, as it is for his faithfulness that his office is being starved by the government, -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MISTRESS AND SERVANT.There are two wars of looking at the servant question.One way has in it nothing but distress, unless its The aver- the Auditor-General's demands .gar and unchristian, due from the Toosr, Praster : faithful servant as from ie ;to the master.House servi but be distasteful just in pres.ca with it prevaiis in the comm: girl \u2018may be quite willing for ©.part to accept a brand of 30° as part of her lot.but she en she be a true woman.fail - it in so fur as it nffr- hopes of a career.especially os affect her chances in the sws- all careers.It ie.therefor interest of mistresses obvious Christian duty to re; far as possible from the paths 5 they control every hindrance atialnment of the highest gor: may with loving help be possi! them.as well On the other hand, the avrrae vant has Pxasperating fanlts of these is to have no respect engagements, Jt is not or ; ttfonal thing but the rule a vants in Montreal, and it \"presumed, ag these come fre.rections, that it is the su, where else, for a girl in srar gitnation to engage hersalf io ber of places so as to keep tt.and then make choice It seems impossible should not heartlessness of as = thot - now the err.this con-.only excuse in their case = Reems value as a theme of gossip and com-' plaint be counted as a redeeming feature.The other has in it assured satisfaction.Ve may either look upon the relationship as one in which cach party is bound to make the most out of the other or as one in which each is bound to do the most possible for the other.Whichever party takes the former view is likely to be disappointed, especially if the sentiment be, as it usually is, reciprocal.Whichever takes the latter view has cess in her own hands.No amount of ingratitude or cruelty on tha othor side can wholly take away the den satisfaction of having done onc's best for another, and If generosity and confidence beget the like qualities, as they sometimes do, then is the catis- faction ail the greater.sne- The average case of the mistresses alin is a lack of sufficient put themselves in the other and realize the wrong + doing.he more mag Tacs of Women are rightiz © 1 virtuous than mr are freer.at least, from th o- vices and consequent crimes hands are swifter unto geod the sense of responsimihiy gard to their own sacred yr comparatively nr- That servants should nos lindness shown them at th i mate as that pin?upon ijt 2 °° tress ie but natural A of that kindness has of instruction.which 1a the kas appeared nothing bu: her part and eractinn on her teacher.Jar.taken tu Moreover.it : the young to take kind: + set over them When a giti who owes «0 her mistress thinks she 10 as a ma semewhere else and les out any other ceremony turned nose.hoppy is tlc she can ake her contest hatwoe; cha Univesdrivs of Oxford ind Cambridge.snd teams from American unirersittes, The frsi Lews 2 the Oxford und Cambridge challenge wos biished 'n England to-Juyv.when ul the ne PSpapers rep-inied the -xrimeiv- d-xpat-h *v th= Asso-falet Press.printed in the United States and Canada.In \u2018he Asso.iat] Press newspapers of Thursday.just twat y-four hours ahead of gnv other newspapers.Naturally, Here are DunLerons comments on the challenge, press the hope that i: will frsane, the \u20185.James will da god to the countries.and tend :9 fesiing on hoth «des of and they ail ex- he aorepted.Py Gazette\u2019 says I uuisersides of Loh produve a friendlier tha Atlant: BASEBALL.THE ABLEDERNS ORGANIZE.A meting wus bell fn the parior af tha Queers Hartel Just evening ty organire 4 Jiventle bas-ball ub.Tho nam: deified on Vas the \\derd-ens) They are now open for Mall>rgos from juvenile vinbs.The following officers wars sjected - Vserstary and (reasurér, L.Thomson; vap'ain © lat.fron.The Jud is composed as fojlows.-\u2014 Hugh Éra-kin, vatcher, Jack Coté, plitoher Charles Krause.first base- Aif Tillie.second base: F1.Webster, third base, Chus Lion.shart stop: Reber Bartram, righ field.l.orne Thomson, ier finli, 11.pastor contre field.Any vha He UGS au be ud- dressed 13 L.©.Thomson 28 =, Antoire sect BIUYCLINT, Solo RN.A reiny Tuer from Chi ag, to Ney York Qovare 4 in Jeux Than sixty-£ve honrs.New York, June ~The ime frag ot de;ar ure Lf the relax 1 : \u201cs.1ge from oh Cog until Menger delivered > mito the hands Of Goeral Noes Was s ty-Frir Hayes at rainates, Th s:h-: dule dim Was : Yorwo hours.BPis Murphy cores tue via ba Lau fer Doc Last on arrived at the erminiis at L44 Hs mn ent > ROMAN CATHOLIS TEACHERS Ar the adjourned meeting of (he Pa man Catholic School Comnussioners, rhe Rev.Capon Druchesi, wio presilol og.troduced a measure providing selsetion of teachers br e The majority cf the hoarl for flore mpottion favored the scheme, wpich provides that all an dates for the positions of tiers in ler the jur isdiertou of the hoard apply a certificate of their age, which INIST Net excesd fifty venrs Cart Jar Ho already held a diploma wl oo have to stani anther evamsitas Pie tueurs which will be written win Vos largel> on the methels of trace and the pre gromme .\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.ORDINATION SERVICES, His Lordship Bishop Bond will to-morrow morning hold an ordination service at St Rrephen's Church, ar the morning servire.arn CHRIST CHUROH CATHEDRAL.To-morrow, being the festival of \u2018Trinity Surdarv, the special music sung In Christ Chur-h Cathedral on last Sunday (Whit- Sunday), will be repeated, with the exception of a substitution of Trinity hymns for those of Whit-Sunday.WORKINGMEN'S BENRFIT SOCIETY.The English Workingmen's Benefit Socle'y hold thetr thirty-first anniversary on Monday last at 002» Craig street.The following ofiers were installod for the ensuing year: President, Mr.F.R.Clark; first vice- prsident, Mr.H.Jenkins; second vire-pre- sident, Mr.B.Norris; treasurer, Mr.J.H.Mali, financial soerctary.Mr.J.Baron; re- ryrding secretary.T.Shepard; physiclans, Dr.Wo.A.Molson and Dr.J.H.Bell; chaplains.the Right Rev.Bishop Bond, the Rev, J.Ker, D.D., the Rev.E.Woods and the Rev, J.Sanderson; honorary solicitor, J.J Day, Esq.; honorary notary.J.IL Isaa sen, IBsq.; auditors, Messrs.Penk, Hob- son and Withey: stewards, east, T.Dalley: centre, WI, Flawn: west, E.M.Watkis; and Point St, Charles, George Penk.The financial statement submitted showed the tulal revaipts to have heen 8773, while the expenditure had been $1.032.55, of which $k had) Luen for sick benefit The total membership ig 1X Two memb rs have by the divine denrnsation of Providence been r Temoved to their long home.and to their families the offirers and members extend \u2018heir hoeurtfelt svmnpathv.AT THE MONTEBELLO MANOR, The Frenth Protestants of Montreal and nf Canada for the last six quietly preparing for a their fores on weeks have been general rally of June 20, ut the manor of Mr.LL.JA.Papineau, of Montetello.The piontr Is à Union affair, in which all the denominations have heartily united.Mr.Pa- pineais will preside, and deliver an address, which will be of spectal interes! fn view of \u2018hes position heli in this rouutey by his father.the great Papineau, and also in view of the fnet that the son has identified hun- sil heart and sou with the vauss of I'rench evangelieal Protestantism.The venerable Dro Chindquy will deliver an address, which will also be of thrilling interest.Tha Methodist Church will be represented by thee ex.LL Massirotte 2 the Eplsenpal, by ths Rev.LV, Lariviere, of Quebec, and the Rev.Theo.Laflour will represent the Bap'ist dénomination.TLo so retary of the committee of organization, the Rev.\u20ac FE.Amuron, submit 19 the convention a carefully pre- cared address fo the Governor-General, for the approval of the gathering, A deputa: fon will proceed 1a Ott wa and present the address (0 His Excellency A very pretty WN has boon prepared.braring \u2018he name and date of the gathering, Spécial mnsf- Fropared, vohsisting of French parrioti> songs.under the lead of Professor Marceau, A large number of English- speaking fri-nds and well-wishers will avatl thomselves of the special ex-ursion rates, : mhih are anly ons dollar, to visit the ald dibiirie manor, and witness the growth of French Protestantism in Canada.1f the wagther be favoralle this gat hering will hee tha largest and mos sign'firant ever had by French Protestants in Amerlra.The dissaursea wi] Le published in full In the \u201cAnrore of June 22.The tirkets can he bot RY th aftice Of the \"Aurare \u2018Witness\u2019 TT NZ.has been hymns and \u2014 \u2014 _\u2014 LOG AND HORSE FIGHT.Ploomticll, Jane T-\u2014A fight took place yesterday between g horse and g bulldog.LE am H.Young, of Linden avenue, Leurl a oise in his stable about noon an found a bulldog owned by Louis Korg with his teeth imbedded in the HOTRe 2 hose, The animal wus pawing «0h his feet, vainly endeavoring to rangle en the Jog.Mr.Young tried to Fake the dou let go by using a pitehfork, Liz he could not, and he shouted for help, and the deg was knocked senseless by a blow As soon as the dog dropped the horse sprang upon and then, seizing the dog in his teeth.sheok the Bfe our of him.Mr.Young and his assistants Were ohliged to resort 10 deroie MeasUres again to make the horse lonsen his hold on the dead dog.The axe was used to pry open the jaws of fore getling good : Him with both fore feet! ; will | | the horse.The horse's head was badly tern By the dog. Payments Monthly and Halt-Yearlx.ST.LAWRENCE STREET.Lot 25x 84.$350.825 cash and 72 monthly pa, ments of $5.53.No interest.CLARK STREET.Lot 25 x 84.8210 to 8375.810 to $25 cash and = monthly payments of 83 to $5.95.No interest.ST.URBAIN STREET.Lot 25 x 100.8375 to 8500.One-fourth cash and t: - balance in five (5) annual instalments.PARK AVENUE.Lot 25 x 110.8550 to $950.One-fourth cash and + balance in five (5) annual instalments.Sewers, Water and Electric Light already in.St.Lawrence street cars pass the property, and P.: avenue line is now being extended through these lots.Agents at Offices daily: No.396 ST.LAWRENCE STREET, Mile End; Corner of PARK AVENUE and ST.LOUIS STREET.or + 300 PARK AVENUE.For plans, particulars, etc., apply to MONTREAL FREEHOLD CO.Room 3, 162 St.James street.ENVIBER THAT YOU CAN MAKE NO MISTAKE IN INVESTING AT KENSINGTON, .As the Suburb is progressing very favorably.Is well situated, high and splendid garden land.Its future depends solely on the growth of Mon.which is a dead certainty.KENSINGTON WILL BE A SECOND COTE ST.ANTOINE t¥ DAILY BUS SERVICE, at 2.30, 4.30 and 5.30, FROM F001 © TANNERY HILL, KENSINGTON LAND TEMPLE BUILDING.co.BUILDING LOTS TPPER LANSDOWNE AVENTE, WESTMOUNT.Go and visit the ST, GERMAIN property above road, the Cote St.Anton» LOTS ONLY 110 AND 115 FEET DEEP and you will want to own one at once.PRICES REASONABLE AND TERMS EASY.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.181 ST, JAMES STREET.HINK OF YOUR FUTURE AND AT ONCE BUY ON St.Lambert Boulevard HIS BOULEVARD will be one of the most beautiful in the world, being 114 fect in width and fifty acres in length, with trees and valuable residences, daily, going and coming; 5 cents per trip; 50 x 115 Feet, $150, $25 Cash, balance $25 per annum.32 trains FINE LOTS.DO NOT FORGET tickets good on all trains.THIS.Before two years we shall have a bridge, for pedestrians and vehicles, from Montreal to St.Lambert Boulevard, FOR SALE BY L.F.LAROSE, 1627 Notre Dame st. RS PREPARED re ir EEE SE EI ARNO NE RTE RESRER REP ECS I re ER A .\u2014 SATURDAY, JUNE S, 1895.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.| T SESS me et eT ee \u2014\u2014 ee a y mmo TT \u2014 \u2014_ ] \u2014 Property.B Property.! ARIFF Business Chances.Employment Wanted.Situations Vacant._ | : CT \u2014 ! SE AE A EE ee FOR \u2018 NE y ; Foi SALE \u2014A VERY DESIRABLE 3 FORS ALE, i RR WANTED, OFFICE MANAGER WITH A| YOUNG ENGLISH COUPLE DESIRE EM- Clerks.Travellers.&e.PE Er, peter 1 acl enh Foams nn are nal fades CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.ma capial ton our manufacturing esa: ployment, Che man, as sardener, !he, \"0\" vANTED À YOUNG AND.ENERGETIO À » ToT en 17 st.James street, | tifully decorated: $200 cash, balance pay- AGENTS WANTED\u201425 cenls for 12 words manent position to the right man.Ad- Apply to the Rev.J.F.RENAUD, 8 St Man, well connected in Amateur athletle & Cred) 7 14 able monthly Same as rent.Address nox each insertion; additional words, 2 cents dress X.44, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.8 Hubert street.6 Address.stating salary.required and re.Lee -_\u2014 ., \u2018Witness\u2019 ce.i > each per insertion.\u2019 55, ! ary | A em a TTC SITUATIONS WANTED \u2014 10 cents for 20 Domesti ferences, to \u2018MERCURY, P.O.Dox 2234, VLE BEST RUILDING SITE IN, < ; es.Montreal 8 Terie = ne with à frontages), for FOR SALE.$350, St.Lawrence street, Lot, words or less; three insertions, 25 cents; i] ; A .TIR CT Emer we ; ; only $25 cash, and 25.53 per month for 72 Over 20 words, 14 cent per extra word per - WANTED, BY A YOUNG GIRL OF 17, A L'teral discount lo cash months: no interest.Address Box C., insertion, .situation to assist in light housework, and WANTED\u2014-WRITERS TO DO COPYING AT LS Ha0s Si 20 i EU ES FOIS Witness' Ofice.G |SITUATIONS VACANT \u2014 10 cents for 20 Machinery for Sale.care of a baby.Apply at 71 St.Urbain home.Law College, Lima, Ohio.3 \u201csue 01 Dargain, itness\u2019 Offire.5, - words each insertion; additional words, street.-\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s = _\u2014 ee AUMODIOUS ox | FOR SALE, $242 CLARK STREET LOT.py; 36 CeNt per extra word per insertion WANTED, ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER I ee EN ONE BL Cash ind $058 per hoa for 24 PUPILS WANTED.10 cont, for 20 words; 3 WANTED, A SITUATION AS GENERAL} \u201cApply in own handwriting, to SHOES, _ a LO \u201c age au 9 in dep'h- Menthe ne interest.Address Box D.over 20 words, 4 cent per extra word per FIVR HORSE POWER BOILER, Goon AS servant.Apply at 79 Alexander stree .Ww itness Office._ 8 s 078 aa oe Apply td Bow.ness = I 2 nserijon.new, A.R.- - - + AE ED Pau 4; SPECIFIC ARTICLES (second-hand) \u2014 10 St.James street, Montreal.WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WANTED, A GROCER'S ASSISTANT, A9 V \" T= FOR SALE.$23.HOUSE, UPPER ST.cents for 20 words: 3 insertions, 35c; a situation as General Servant, or work Traveller, to sell a leading line: only one 2° CORNE APE far male ar fire eed pans, IR, 45, Garder PONTS | ice ones power pore, Goo as Stan ka by cha der Cor, Coutts vi bac served dis me behind Sie toux \u2019: a | rae OT gas Un nd.verandah.This is a mew house, and, Is LOST ARTICLES\u201410 cents for 2 words; 3 new.A.R.WILLIAMS & Co.8 Address Box 2410, Montreal.80 TER TEL Sa eh Th interes beautifully decorated, Cash down, $3n.insert! 6 insertions, 40c._ TT To EE \u2018act hs, na Entorest, .Crau i oe payments or $25 without in- FOUND RTE Es cents for 26 words, TWENTY-FIVE HORSE POWER BOILER, WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH- Phen Theme - Urest, Address ox Al, \"Witness Office.gach insertion.When found articles can pattes and In good order.A.R.WIL- woman, a sito on as good plain Adds | : Domestics we RAIN 4 \u20ac left at office as security for = A 0.eral servant, without washing.re cw ., .COATES OAT ON PARC AIS A SUBU R- compensation will be looked for to per- == SCOTCHWOMAN, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.; GoD PLAIN COOK WANTED: REA ASH y- an LL em mim sirest FOR SALE $4M00\u2014HOUSE AND LOT, Boh, Claiming property.ET WANTED THIRTY HORSB POWER BOILER IN ng; early dinner.Apply on st rh \u201cms ; front.« 1g L ee .; Lo».\u2018 Ri PE \u2018 SE : 2 oo AND ROOM or A) x ood order.A.R.; 3 o., Y RESPECTABLE 8 pos Hh ve SA a Se tensa ie 10 cents for 20 TE RE 90 cents for : Now (Protectants.One or two men's WANTED, A LAUNDRESS, FOR MONT 0 7,5 Anne s: ©.rooms, extensia > |HOUS ND REAL \u2014 \u2019 ; y: WAN .3 ih ESS, MONT- Lt 4 VIE SUISURIDER Is Chen, bath, we, water: thirty apple 20) or 8; 3 nsertions, 81.FORTY-FOUR HORSE POWER BOILER, washing and mending, or out by, the day; real Foundling Home; references required.Ihe ENTE L #91] class trees, lawn, etc.: one minute es SWAPS\u2014_10 cents for 20 words; 3 insertions, good as new.A.R.WILLIAMS & Co.any sind of work; ls Tiling and ans vs Apply at 43 Argyle avenue, before 13 : : PE 0 na stations.Addiess HOUSE, 30, \u2018Witness\u2019 ; t OF ALL KINDS i ; Co he liberally rewarded at the Y.W.C.A., 101 a first-cless Folding Machine that will muneration assured.Address Box 263, traits, landscapes, OS: NO 9144 SU ; .Or, Mr, FRANCIS LOY ANY, Metcalfe street 5 cut, paste and fold to a suitable size, for London, Ont.5 water colors: CTAYOR, ner .= 1S NEATLY DONE 1314 Drols atrent, $100.Address or apply to J.BEATTY, - - Catherine, entrance ?: > | 4 LOST.WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.13 LADY AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE ), | At the \u201c WITNESS\" OFFICE .pirkod up valtse on Victoria square.with to canvass for Magnetic American Health r \u2018 i LET.FACTORY UWNPT' 8 name painted on.return to 1819 NEW BOATS OF ALL SITES AND OARS, (Corsets, Walsts, ele; Rest make ph fact Ww t à J8 L'EPARTMENT ! 0) ut, +.Viv Y Notre Dauae sireet and receive reward, 5 For Sale by Mr.JOS.VINCENT, Boatman, Excellent profits.MADAME STEVENS, - ante 21-13 COTE STREFT 7 TOUT _ Jacques Cartier Wharf.20 manager, 100 Bleury street, Montreal, Can- Board and Rooms .n [nee Craig aud Mt.Peter stress ee a tee LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING LAST, CT TTT TT ada.S LE avn aro EF ; ; Re 1.PRO TS NT EE RS betwean Unlon avenue and Metcalfe street, OR 8 Y Owine cap.TTT TT BOARD WANTED FOR JULY AND AUG i Too mMadl Griurs seomptly suemaded we Apply to A.JOYCE.Philiips square.on St.Catherine, a Mink Boa.Return to F 'R SALE.-Owing to the over A DAYSURE.SENDUS YOURADDRESS \u2018în the country.for lady and two children \\ TTT TT TT TT ee \u201cdy Dorchester street, and be rewarded crowded state of our warerooms, we are pre- $ and we will show you how to make £3 a day: abso- , T and 4 vears: must be near water oe « | erenestor street, an | pared toofer immediate cash or instalment purchases Intely sure; we furnish the work and teach you free; yon aged oo ing terms, which must be rea.we .' rio LET jm \u2014 meaner | La wlerful Largains in second-hand Planos and Organs, work iu the locality where you live Send us pere address Apply, stad Bo RER a Withes , Offi \"ew CONT A - : + , ND 2% 2 04 * wt in the business fully: remember we guar- sonable, SOAR A, 11288 ice.nh reeutol i 0 PRESSWORK done for Printing | OX 27 PAY 205 BI0 and 225 Catherine sand ve when AS ro dr mo D : oor tne ie _ + ; .; ! il tn write ta-Aav \u2014\u2014 idem CL blr A 5: CNTESCI SUREET (5 tags, Exten- Offices that have net large printing presses a sure: don't fai , \\ aT Ss Hot Rion ' JUST ms, furnuce, etc.whet WITNESS OFFICE, cor.Craig and SL.Peto | RY KINDLING WOOD.IMPERIAL SILVERWARE CO.Box B1.Windsor, Ont.WANTED.AT LONGUEUIL.OR SOME Ln 7 FORT LOND Stone Pron Cotiage, Meet : FEW MORE CANVASSERS neighboring summer resort.four or vive WINGS EU Er ne UOTE RO UE ; LARGE LOADS, $2 a BR nd oor qt ; am.- DRAWINGS aL ADE pRisnsion rest Pedros hot water JRHOTO ENGRAV ING, ZINC HENDPERSON RREOS A.can find permanent employment with the hed Homie, Ma Aner Sma yoann 0 ZINC TORING «?as .;- Siné \u201d : , t nursery in Canada ew season begun.\u201cUTRiShet Mouse.Dress, statin A .; AT Cour ho (1 t* 1 Or pain'\u2018rd or _ CTOHING.and WOOD ENGR AVING, done i oo larges 1rsery RSR cd and lnvatit SUMAU- so.Lis a ins \u2019 5 rat, 7 ; \\ \u201cph .n 3 q al mlennts , STONE £ WELLINGTON, © mmédation and lorality, to SUMAUR pr Se var: sind , 7 UC.La MALTBY, dus Be.bet ee wr T NU RINTING HOUSE, | Telephon 821L 344 William ae Sproul nln ss naw BÉAUL, Manager 7 HGUSE, \u2018Wines«* Office 20 - 005 Per sleet.dress otro so - Lrg streets.; Le.pe 2e rar ne CO SN aN SSN I eds; ed wR WORD WH ACN HR al \"DRS FHA CERO ESAT Ge aie JEST TS a TORRE DSP al Ps Or TI I MA SR DL eo co wh 6°20 ed a ue ee = + | Mia RE me SE ces at feria.meme \"ce VRPT TRE PE TE a hid a opr AS past pr AMERICAN LINE NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON From Pier 14, North River.New York {Foot of Fulton street.) Wed, June 12, 11.002 m.Wed, June 19, 11.00 a.m Wed, June 26, 11.0) a.m.Shortest and most convenient route to London.No transfer by ténder.No tidal delay.Close connection at Southampten for Havre and Pans by special fast twin-crew Channel steamers.Rates nf passage.to Southampron, London or Havre, 335 and upwards, __ ; Intrrmedia'c passng\u201d, 235 ta F0, according to steamer SPECIAL ROT, ND TRIP TICKETS AT FDUCED RATES steornge at Very Low Eates.For Freight or passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO, No.6 Bowling Green, New York.W.H.HENRY, 143 BL James strect.W.F.EG6.129 St.Jamcs st, Montreal.| - J.Y.GILMOINR & CO.354 Bt.Paul street, Montreal 6 SIEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.Steamer.From Montreal.From Quebec.Oregon .May 3, 11 p.m.Mey 31, 2p nu Mariposa.June 8, 11 pao June 7.2 pm.Labrador.June 15, dayligit.Junelt, a m.Vancouver Jane 24 davlighe.Jane 30,9 a.m.Oregon Juty 4, :1 pm.July 5, re ; La La Buiiding.SN.Canada Rates of Passage! First cabin, Montreal or Quebec to liverpool or Londonderry, $60 to $4), return, #40 to $162, according to sleamer and berth.Second cabin.to Liverpool, Log- - donderry, Delfast or Glasgow, £30, return, $55.Steeruge \u2018o Liverpool.London.Lon- donderry.Queonstown, PDellast or Glasgow, including nurât.$16.\u2018Vancouver\u2019 and \u2018Labrador\u2019 cattle.Midship saloons, promenade decks.For further information apply agent of the Company or to DAVID TORRANCE À CO.General Agents, Montreal, do not carry electric light, spacious t0 any | | | | | 17 St.Sacrament street.© =] a REFORD AGENCIES.ONALDSON LINE.WEEKLY GLASGOW SERVICE Sailing from MONTREAL cvery WEDNESDAY Morning.From Montreal 85 Alcijea.\u2026.0020- June 12 .S8.Tritonis June 19 88.Concordia.June 25 53.Amarynthia .July 3 ee S8.Warwick.fuly 19 FAN AGENTS.Glasgow.I)onaldson Bros.Chicago oe.enderson Bros.HOMSON LINE.LONDON & NEWGOASTLE SERVICE Salling from Montreal on or about From Newuvastie- From Maortreal on Tyne.ty Londnn May 14.5S5.lona .2 22202.June 7 4 Muy 31 .58 Fremona Sune 21 June 14.58.Gerona Ju 5 AI the London zreamers will take cargo Tor , Novwcastie ou-Tyne.FAST COAST SERVICE.Aberdeen, Leith and Pu ndee.at latervals.ME Hurarpa tor Lewh LL.une 2 Sx.Av'onu, for Aberdare.June 3 #88, Esrauma, for Dundee July 15 1 Agents \\AIANS, YouNd & NoBLYL, Newcastle-on- Tyue.A.Low, Son & CARTER, 27 Leulenholl struct, London, EEO, GG.VO TIRNBILL s Cu, Irith, HENDERRON Bros.Chirnge; W.Tow.=0N &30aNs, Dundee, Reotian Sprcial Accommodation fer Batter, | Cheese and Provisions, also Cattle, Horses snd Sheep.THEROUGH BILLS OF ILADING Granted by any of tha at ove Lines to any point in Canada or Western States.And by any of the CANADIAN or WESTERN PAILWAYS to ony pol it in GREAT BRITAIN IRELAND or EUROPE at LOWEST THROUG H FATES.Special attention given to the HANDLING of all PERISHABLE and other cargo, For further particulars appl: Le RO RILFORD & (CO.: 23 and 23 At, sacrament street, Montreal, HANSA LINE 1 STEERAGT PASSAGE \u2014 MMRFCT TU ANTWERP and HAMBIBRi Py HANSA LINE Steamer nh.From MONTREAL, June 21st.Passengers wishing to avail of this special oppor: tanity are requested to apply enely to DP.CONNELLY, \"HISPANIA, Capt Gen.Passenger Agent, 14 Place D'Armes square, Montreal, 6 | BEAVER LINE STEAMERS, Direct sailings Between MONTREAL AND LIVERPOOL, From From Tairerpou: Steamer Montreal | Sat.May 25.Lek Haron .LL.Wei Junel?! Sat.June 1 1 Lake Superior.Wed June ly - Sat Anne $ .Lake Wiunipez .Wed Jun< 0.bac une 15 112 Laké Outirrio Wed July 3 set.June 23 1.Lake Huron 1 Wel July 17 Bat Juiy 0 Lake saperior Wet Jus 4 sat.uy I3 Jake Winnipeg Wed ly Rates of Passage Montreal to Liverpool: FIRST CARIN, $40, $45, $0 and 30.Hound trip tickers, $50, 855, $90 and 3119, according to steamer and jocaifon of bert, SECOND CARIN\u2014To ur frum Liverpool, $30, round trip, oo To or from London, £7 round trip Stanrage oT ) D erp JLndon, Glasgow Ilelfast, $16.+o Hristo! or Carat Tin 0 Freigh: carried at \u2018west rat, an) te al! Important point teth ot Cana! \u201c4 and Great Rritatn, on thrangh bills of laling Special facilities provid.d for the carriere of batter ! chaoga And perishable frofght For further rarietulars us t) Passigs anply to D.& CC.MACIYER, Tower Buildings, Liverpool.Is Hospital! st.relight or DW, CAMPRELL, Manager, Montreal.\\] OSES PARKER IRON FOUNDER, 19 to 22 Dalhonsis street, MONTREAL Estimates Furnished.Telephone No.1809.15 | ko \u201cand Fort Covington.i Eoaton,ss w a.m.| cor.7 Saluruaya only.: Marrav Bay NUROPE, EUROPE EUROPE TICKETS BY ALL LINES.ALLAN, DOMINION, and BEAVER Lines via Montroal.NETHERLANDS, GUION, HAMBURG-AMERI- CAN.WHITE BTAR, CUNARD, AMERICAN.NORTH- GERMAN LLOYD, GENERAL TRANS ATLANTIC, BTATE.ANCHOR, TRANSPORT and RED STAR Lines, via NEW YOR Also to FLORIDA, WEST INDIES, &o £77 Call or wr.te for lowest quotations before look- : fog elsewhere.Salonn rates, $40 upwards : £4 Bond for new pamphlet of rates and ss\u2019lings or enli at my new address, St.James street opposite Temple Building.My special winter rates MONTREAL to LON DON and Lack, weekly, vie NEW YORK, lst Saloon and rail, only 290.D.BATTERSEY, Agent, Office Telephone, Na.1507.House Telephone, 3081.steerage at lowest rates.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.OYTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION CO.\u2014 DAILY STEAMERS TO OTTAWA, and Intermediate Ports.\u2018SOVEREIGN\u2019 and \u2018EMPRESS.\u2019 Dally Excursion to Carillon or intermediate ports by Str.\u2018Sovereign,\u2019 $1.00.Passengers take 8 a.m.train to connect with steamer.MARKET LINE STEAMERS, Steamer \u2018Princess\u2019 for Carillon and inter- : mediate ports, Wedneedays and Saturdays, iat 6 a.m.: Steamer \u2018Maude\u2019 for Brown's, Papineau- ville and Ottawa, Tuesdays and Fridays at 6.30 p.m.Now running regularly with passengers and freight.Frelghy received Tuesdays and Fridays.Freight Stores and Offices: 161.163, 165 COMMON STREET, Tickets at 143 and 184 St.James street, Bal- moral and Windsor Hotels, Grand Trunk Depot.R.W.SHEPZIERD, Jr., Manager.29 Summer Resorts.ADVERTISEMENTS.For Sale by B.E.MCGALE, 2123 Notre Dame street.MONTREAL SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION Y.M.C.A.JOHN P.STEPHEN, .BUILDING.Principal.SUMMER SESSION at Lake Memphremagog, (FIVE JULY 2nd to WEEKS), AUGUST 2nd.For further particulars cal} upon or address Write for Circular.J.A.CAMERON, Secretary.Trains Leave Bonaventure Station : (Note* signifier runs daily.All other trains run daily except Sundays.9.0 a.m., 415 p.m.\u2014For Ottawa and all points on the C.A.& O.A.& P.3, R's.9.10 am.*8.25 p.m.\u2014For Toronto.Hamil- ten, Niagara Falls, London, Detroit, Chirago, etc.220 pm.\u2014(Mixed)\u2014For Dow p.m.\u2014Far Cornwall.T0 a.m.\u2014For Hemmingford, and Massena Springs.4.20 p.m.\u2014For Hemmingford, Brockville.Vallerfieid, Vaileyfield, NID a.m.-tMixed)\u2014Far Island Pond.1,50 am\u2014For Sherhronke, Island Pond.Queber and the Marttime Provinces (runs \", Quebec dally), 10.10 p.m.\u2014For Sherbrooke, Portland, Que- | bec and points nn the 1.C, Rallway to Campbeliton, N.B.Saturday night train remains at Island Pond over Sunday.11,35 a.m.\u2014For St.John (on Saturdays, this train leaves at 1.25 p.m.).4.0 p.m.\u2014For Sherbrooke, Island Tond, ;ond poinis On the D.C.Ry.4.1 pm.\u2014For St, Waterlon, via St Rallway.sam.bert.330 p,m.\u2014For St.Hva-inthe, also St, Ces- aire via St.Lambert.tim Saturdays this train leaves at 1.40 p.m.) Johns, Rouae's Pont, als» Lambert, and M.P.& B.5.08 p.m.\u2014For Sorz1, via St.Lam- so am.\u201c19 pon, AR 25 pmo \u2014For Bose ton and New York via C V.R.\u201cvdl6 am, *6.20 pom.-For New York via In & HI\"or suburban time rabies tickets and full informanon apply at City Tike Offre 143 Ste James street, and al Bonaventure station.8 B x: A Peak ST Leave Ww indsoz street Station or \"85.20 D.IN, Portiand, 9 U0 a.01.tse 20 pin.Mew York, sS dan 85 pin.Toronto, Detroit.Chicago, 88.25 à m., *9.00 p.m.Su Fair, Minneapolis, s*S.10 p.un.Winnipeg and Vancouver, st iv am.Bree.Anne s, Vaudreuil, où.88.2 a.m, 2.00 a.m., 21 30 pain, 415 jp, M , a 20 pan.6.00 pon Ts St.Jolina.69 @ nm , 4.05 p.m, *33 20 p.m, :38.40 p.m.Newport, sh 0am.4.05 p We \"s8 20 pm.Halifax, NB.St John.NB.ete , 188 40 p.m Hudson, YU5 u.ur.713) pm, a5,20 pou.15 pm.les udend P+ Foctins 2139 pm 020505 155 mm.Leave Daitiousic square Station for RUA wine, lUestass and Lnursiays, Eu am.Sarmidas on!v, 145 pm, Quebec, 8 WU an, =1)20 pm Joliette, &t (Gsubrie!, Three KR 1vers, 5.15 p.m.Ottawe.+3} am.5,451 0.Ng Jan, ot Eustache, 5.30 pom Jerome.80am.53%pn Be Ruse and Ste.Therese, 8 \"a am, (ai 3 p.m\u2026 5 30 pn.545 p.m., Suturday, ! 4 p.m.instead of p.m.tDaily except Saturdays.\u201cRun daily Other trains week days only unless vhown, aParlor and sleeping (a) Kacept Sacurdays and Sundays fConnection for l\u2019ortlan! duly eve: pt Saturdacs CITY TICKET nnd TELEGRAPH OFFICE.12351 JAMES 8T., tnext to Post Olice.25 The New Route.othe Far- Famed Saguenay, AND THE to the delightful Summer Resorts and Fishing Crounds north of Que- bo and to Luke St John und Chicoutimi, chrough the CANADIAN ADIRONDACKS, Only rail route Trains Saguenay connect at steamers for Tadousar, and Quetbrc.A round trip.unequalled in America.through imatchlesg forest, mountain.river and lake scenery, Cacouna, 9pm.Chicoutimi with the i down the majestic Sagaenay by daylight ang back \u2018> the th» BPeanti ful Seaside Resorts on \u2018he Lower, St.Lawran\", with their chain of commodious hotels H tel Roberval, Lake St John, has first- | \u201c(lasse arroimmodation for 300 guagts.Apply to ticket agents of all principal ities, A beautifully illustrated guide book free \u2018 \u201con wppliration, ' AL Ex .HARDY, brs.Canada.J.G.SCOTT.Serretarv and Manager.18 Gen, F.& P.Agent, Que.Summer Resorts.AN IDEAL SU) IME It RE SORT, \u201cTHE BANNER HOUSE.\u201d Chateavgzuay Lake, Franklin Co., N.Y.( TONVALESCENTS HOME Pure snount ain alr Rooms large, with fire if required.near Lake Park, Stanstead, PQ.European plat, with er without board Terms moderate.Address Mra.BRANSON, sttanstead, PQ.COUNTRY BOARD, COMFORTABLE rooms and board at a farm house: no Foriress Ciix.touching at ail\u2019 ! dars.For retérences, particulars and.terms, apply at 7 Hanover street, between two and tive o'clock.28 ADIRONDACKS, GRAND VIEW FARM \u2014 Jigh and healthy elevation, large atry | rooms, fine scenery, pleasant walks and drives, no malaria.Wrlte for cireulars.Ir J.ARNOLUD, Keesville, N.Y., i\u2019 0.Ba 250.30 ONE OR TWO FAMILIES CAN DE accommodated with board for the suinmer months ot MRS.FISK'2, Iizcott, Abbo:s- ford.Housa pleasant!y situated at the foot of Yamaska Mountain, ronvenient to churches, post-office and railway station, | | | | | | .Almndance 0\u2019 sh tion.Wrt\" for terms.children ln house, and Tone taken as boar-' 3 (CAGOUNA Where to go During the Warm Season The ST.LAWRENCE HALL, CACOUNA.Annual oponing of Hotel on June 15, 1895.Guests desiring eariler accommodation may make special arrangements.Thorough renovation and studied improvements are being made for the special comfort and pleasure of patrons.Additional facilities will be offered for reaching Cacouna this season by rail and water, Increased steamer service after June 15th, also extra Pullman Speclal Train from Montreal, Friday evening, arriv- .{ng hotel for breakfast, and returning.arriv- in Montreal, Monday morning.The Canadian summer climate is unsurpassed, and facouna seems most favored.The Hall is a favorite hostlery, and desires to make terms to suit all.I*or particulars address SHIPMAN & STOCKING, Proprictors, Or JOSEPH ST, ONGE, Manaz-r.32 St.Louis street, Quebec, until June 1st, and after the above date atl Cacouna.Ask for lllustrated pamphlet with di Agram of the | Hall.ABENAKIS HOUSE, ADENAKIS SPRINGS, QUE.Now Open for the Season.The Most Delightful Summer and Heulth Resort in (\u2018anada.Boats, Fishing, Tennis, MINERAL WATER HOW TO GET TO ABENAKIS SPRINGS: Take the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation (lo.'s Hteamer \u2018Berthier\u2019 down the 8t.Lawrence to Alenakis Fprings.Steamer leaves Montreal Tuesdays and I ridays at 1 p.m.Also parties coming Le rail to Sorel can connect with steainer \u2018 Sorel for the Springs, on Tuesdoys and Fridays, at 5 p.m.and on Saturday, at 2 p.m.SEND FOR (\"RCULARS.RATES REABONABLE.RUFUS G.KEMPTON, Piopriewr 4 B°* RDERS WANTED.Perfect comfort to parties wanting a cool, det htfu! home for the summer on the ahore sake Champlain, three miles south of Hotel Champlain, flve minutes from rallway station and steamboat landing: good fialihy, boating and bathing.For terms, address, w.H.REED, Cedar Grove Cottage, Val cour, N.Y.80 r - 1 = 14 \u2019 + AKE VIEW FARM- T.Bailey, Georgeville, Que.Accommodation for n fow Boarders.House is situated on high ground, com- mwanding à splendil view of the Lake and surronading scenery; is clore to Georgevilie.Pure spring water, bathing, Voating and üishinz.For full partienlers, (ES Lo A.MOLSON, Es 741 Sherbrooke street.NOLDRBROOK F A FARM.J A desirable place for persons wishing to come to the country for the summer.A few minutes walk from the Post Office, Brome Lake, Foster Park, ete.etrees.Terms moderate.Address H C.Knowiton, Coldbronk Farm, Knowiton, Que.- FRoreL ELEPHANTIS.Beautifuily situated nn Lake Memphremagog.Al the appointments are frat-clars.Fishing, Bathing Boating, Tennis, Steam Launch in connection.Address, N.A.BEACH, Georgerville, Que.1 FEW SUMMER BOARDERS Can be accommodated on reasonalile terms at House p'easuntly situated.Address JAMES M.FALL, Mystic, P.Q.15 Foret DIRIGO, À Mystic.SOUTH WEST NARROR, Kt.Desert, Me.The Hotel is rituated 80 feet above the sea on Clark's Point.Fine view of the ocean, mountains, Sames Sound Islands, ete.(Good water, good food, good teds.For terms, address C.M.HOLDEN, \\ LAKE CHAMPLAIN.Nh Windsor, Rouse's Point, N.Y.Excellent roads for Cycling.Coolest, most delight ful Family Resort.Black Bass Fishing Unsurpassed.Send for Art Circular.G.\u20ac.HOWE, Proprietor.\\ À J ANTED BOARDERS For the Beason, in one of the most desirable Summer Resorts on the coast.Good bathing privileges | good hoard, at low rates, Address, Mra.Ÿ $Y | JOUN SON, Willard Village, South Portland, Me.1 DIRONDACKS.\u2014 Elmwood Farm Cottage, on Ausable River.Dally stage, lurge rooms, mountain scenery, pure spring water 41 to #10 per week.F.J.BALDWIN, Juy, Fssex Co, (GOLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ARUNDEL, Kennebunkport, Maine.GEO.N.STEVENS, Proprietor.H ILLBROOK FARM.- KNOWLTON, A few summer boarders can be accommodated: good location, near station, post- office and church.Address H.J.MEIKLE- JOHN, Knowlten.25 r + MY HOUSE BEING XNOW À OPENED, I cordially invite touriats who would hke to have a sight and enjoy the ishing and hunting of L'eautiful Bic to come and I will furnish them first- Hans accommioda- WM.CHAMRBERLAND, Bio, P.Q.ILLARD, MAINE.Boarders can be accommodated for the senson.Pleasant rooms, good bathing and a fine brach in front of the house.i Mrs.E.L.CADY, Hox A PRiiara.Maine.POINT VIEW HOUSE, COUSIN'S ISLAND, MAINE Location neara good beach for bathing.Boarders ran be accominodated for the season.Address, MRS.H.H.GROVES.A TLANTIC HOUSE, OLD ORCHARD.Open June 15.S.D.MOULTON, j Ztnated exactly en the rea wall, For terms, apply to | FLOOR DRIES IN READY MIXED ND CITY + * PA + SIX HOURS, PAINT.42 SHADES.P.D.DODS & CQ., 158 and 190 McGILL ST FOR SALE-BARGAINS.VS Ad THREE ORGANS, $50.00, $75.00; & hd .BE.PHELAN, 2331 ST.CATHERINE $125.00.> à TP STREET, 2331.Summer Resorts.Summer Resorts.BONNE VIEW COTTAGE.One of the prettiest places in Canada, with running spring water, 15 to 20 minutes walk from Lake Station and Post-office, to rent furnished for the summer; price moderate.For particulars address BONNIE VIEW COTTAGE, Knowlton, P.Q.25 LAE ESIDE HOUSE PORT KENT, N.Y.Well known to mauy Montreal people.Terms moderate.Writa J.CC.BSHAW, Proprietor.T ADIRONDACKS- LOWER SARANAC LAKE.HOTEL DEL MONTE, Opens May 1st.Near Hotel A Special rates for Mas and June.Elevation, 000 feet.E & W.H MEAGHER, Managers » Saranac Lake, N.Y.\u2018FEW SUMMER BOARDERS Can be accommodated.For reference, refer to Rev.E.M.Taylor, Ouwansville, or S.S.Bain, 66 Beaver Hall Hill, Montreal.Mrs.G.W, YANCOR.Knowlton.Que.(fF RONDINS HOTEL, NOTRE DAME pr PORTAGE, (Near Ririere du Loup Station, un the I C.R.) Herd close to the water.reat beach in the parish.Good bathing.View unobstructad.{ eran: dahs all round the house.Terme moderate.ply.GEORGES GRONDIN, Notre Dame du Portage, eue References kindly permitted to Mr.Phillips, 1755 Notre Dame street, Montreal.1 A FEW BOARDERS Can be accommodated during the Summer montha, at a farm house, nicely situated on the west shore of Brome Lake, one mile aud a half from Foster Station : two miles from church: nice boating, bathing, fishing, etc.For further particulars apply J.GREER, Foster, Que.SUMMER BOARDERS\u2014A FEW WILL BR taken at large farm house: good hoard.pleasant location; and terms very reasonable, Address A.Y., Box 4°, Ormstown, N\u2018 \u2018TICE SUMMER REST, SARATOGA, Accommodates fifty guests.Juiet and homelike, For rates, address M.MORSE, 75 Spring street, Saratoga Springs.ELMWOOD THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS Elevation 2,000 feet, Commands a magnificent view of the beautiful Au Sable Valley and Mountains.A quiet resting- place for summer months.Spring We Water, (iood Beds, Bath, Board, Piazza, Home dom Address, © 8.SWEENE Jay, Fissex \u20180.NY.Op ORCHARD BEACH, ME.SEA FOAM HOU»E.Situated on the Beach, at the Water's edge.For beauty of situation this Boarding House is unsurpassed.Sea Bathing accommodations, home comforts.Terms, Rooms and Board.six to seven dollars per week, according to location of rooms.MRS.C.B.JUDD, Proprietress, EASIDE RESORT.Mount Royal Cottage, Peak's Island, Portland, will be ready to receive guests middle of June.A ldress, Mrs.MCDONALD, 147 Metcalfe stree until June 15th, after that to Peak's Island, for al particalers.DIRONDACK MOUNTAINS, JAY, ESSEX CO, N.Y.Those desiring a quiet, h'althful place among the mountains, large, airy rooms, beautifut drives, walks, fine acenery, gond fishing, etc, aduress Miss DAY.Montreal references.1 FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR Summer Boarders on the bank of the St Lawrence River.House fitted up with bath rooms, and all modern improvements.Convenient to G.T.R.station and steamboat landing.Terms moderate.City referen- ces on application.Address \u2018Fairview _ Summer Resort.\u2019 Iroquois, Ont.» WANTED, AT ORMSTOWN, BOARDERS for the summer months: residence beautifully situated on the south bank of the Chateauguay river, adjacent to post-office and rallway station: terms moderate.Apply Box 146, Ormstown.8 ADVERTISEMENTS.If you require any of the following SPORTING GOODS give ur a call.Prices away down Fishing Tackle nf all derc:iptions.Tennis Goods, Baseball Coods, Hammocks, Guns, Rifles, Congo and Cherry Crook Walking Sticks, plain and sliver mounted.T.COSTEN & CO.1696 NOTRE DAME ST.ARE YOU GOING TO THE COUNTRY?A leading citizen of St.John said his family never thought of goirg to the country for the summer without a supply of Dr.Manning's german remedy.They had found it not only useful but indispensable.The reason was that in case of accident.such as sprain, or bruise or of the children being bitten or stung by Insects, or somebody taking a cramp, or feeling a chill, or being troubled with rheumatic or neuralgic pains, the use of Dr.Manning's german remedy afforded sure and speedy relief.\u20181 believe,\u2019 sald another gentleman who was of the same mind as this one, \u2018that if more people tcok the same precaution there would be fewer heavy bills to pay.\u2019 That is4the fact.The best remedy is a prompt remedy.When you carry Dr.Manning's german remedy.you feel much safer.It Is a most valuable pain-killer both for internal and external use.It costs 60 cents per bottle and is manufactured only by the Hawker Medicine Co., St.John, N.B., and New York city.SATURDAY, Ji nF LADY BURDETT-COUTT-.WEALTH, HER AND HER LOVE au.PHILANTHH 5 HER WORK FOR THE POCR CF 3 THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND - THE BARONESS DO WITH pH: WEALTH.The Baroness Burdett-Crui- now in her eighty-secoid vear « take as much interest in life a- did.She continues to give \u2014 = evening parties at Holly Lode, particularly attentive ty aru-is a gers.While stopping for a sh London Lady Burdett-Comtrs to one of her afternoons at | The house, though one of tt.London, is very unatiraciive slde aud in.After passing t!- hands of several servants with wigs, I was announced at th the large drawing-room.wher Coutts was pouring tea.She ros forward and grected me very \u20ac saying, \u2018 It is very good of vou t Being excecdingly thin and als ly tremulous, she appeared qui» but there was an interest in Land in things gencrally thar «nh still found life and people a Though there were several ç 7 women in the room, my t easily the centre of attrac\u2019: was nothing of the confile:: tion of the English dowag can.elther.\u2014Boston \u2018Courier.\u2019 Robinson's Patent Groats is rerommended by the medical faculty for nursing mothers and infants over nine months old.You should try it.< THE CAT'S FAULT.Father\u2014Tommy, step pulling that cat's tail.Tommy\u2014I'm only holding the tall, the cat\u2019s pulling it'\u2014'Life\u2019 The pangs of toothache are relieved hy the use of Nr.Manning's german remedy, the great pain-killer.8 WAS PUZZLED Mrs.Guff\u2014What might be the matter, Mrs.Luff?Sure, and ye look moighty puzzled.Mrs.Luff\u2014And I am that, Mrs.Guff.I want to buy a quarter of a pound of tay and a new glass butter dish, and by this and by that, I don\u2019: Know whether to buy my tay at the shop where they give away the butter dishes, or to purchase my butter dish at the shop where they give away (he tay.The Roval Bables have been fed for almost a century past with Robinson's Pat~nt Bar- lew and Robinson\u2019s Patent Groats.Ask your doctor for his opinion on :hese foods.8 ANOTHER SOCIAL NUISANCE.De Chappie\u2014\u2018If there's any ope nuisanra I hate more than another, it's a feliow who is always going around introducing people.There's Goodheart.for instance\u2019 Bouttown\u2014'What's he been doing?\u201d De Chappie\u2014'The other day he introduced me to a man I owed money (0.and Td ben owing it so long he\u2019d forgotten all about me.Now I'll have to pay up or be sued.\u2014New ! York \u2018Weekly.\u201d When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.Vhen sne became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Wrhen she had Children,she gave them Castoria As long as there are hvpoerites in the church.the devil will get ctgidéers who hide behind them.\u2014 Ram's Hern Children Cry for Fitcher\u2019s Castoria.Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria.Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria. ed aid re PE rte vu as en on.Lr 21153 A I AVE) TEL MW To A be und ed VPN AT ER 10 HOME DEPARTMENT, THE NEW WOMAN\u2014BUSINESS WOMEN IN CHICAGO\u2014A WOMAN SCAVENGER \u2014GET A WHEEL\u2014THE GIRL GRADUATE OF '95\u2014SOME STRAWBERRY DAINTIES\u2014THE TORACCO HADIT\u2014 WHAT TO WEAR ON THE WHEEL\u2014 OUR PATTERN DEPARTMENT.A FEW NEW WOMEN\" | | | | | | she inspected critically.; bowls were lifted.and the interiors of the PARA THT Md ea NE DI DIN ASAT SRI PRION | Po Teapot and sugar vessels were carefully examined.Shelves wera looked over in the same way, and she went her rounds among the tables; no d=- tall of napery.silver or china was passed Evervthing evidently was in order, over.for she nodded approvingly to the white- capped girls, who were waiting her de- clston, and then quietly went away.It was Mrs.Clark, one of the most successful caterers in Chicago, the proprietor of a large and flourishing restaurant on Wabash avenue, the only objection tn which 18 tho great crowd whi~h patronizes it dally.not only carrirs nn this establishment, but caters for a pumber of firms\u2014the above mentioned thom\u2014and alss for many of the and teas given the (Chicago Women's Club, the members of which are among her best patrons.Mra, Clark is a edu ation and eulturs, after She nTmong lun-~heons by voman of and | reverses which cama upon her family taught A good Jral of amusement has been felt 0° \"a over ihe one of the cditor of a cer- tin woman's jonrnal, as he dewalls the - fre-vrasine numior of womfn gving Into bu- guy que This, he maintains, is largely Li ay> of =.many young men leaving : , geek \u2018haïr fortunes In re Far Put ah he moars he fails to sug- coed + \u201coù Jangor js this fiction aang 15 Lutin ain so same Aniolignnt pipe?We | yet te nee?te young WoURAN who Yo cama dint lisinesy life = 1+ly because she jooferred ty tha nsna! Iniire of a Csuant © om hes faiher's rnen, Nin~ out of every ter have gone frond stern necssscy.involved not only their own of the family Aa noesiv \u2018ho parsonal wll.But this alsp may be sald.While these pirahy g'els ware forced from the home nest ta try the strengin n! their owa wines.they have lived to be thankful that were thus thrust ont, They have lcarn~d that the hardost work brings sweetar bread than that purchased alms, however weit dlsguised giving.They have learned thai the bosi training to flit a girl 10 wisely rule the longed-for home of her is the traiping that teaches hr to honorably and gracsfully among her fellows without It.while some mon dewal te vhaiever that Inveocrerious name may Inzan, Interests, but those us thay wit in tho own Eve \u2018new woman,\u2019 there aro cibers YVho respoct a women the more for commanding their respect, not mæeraly because she la a woman, but herause sha can shoulder her share of the world's WOTE.How some of the \u2018now women\u201d support thernselves and thoso depandent upon them is :cld in a recent Chicago paper.A first-class stenographer, what is called a law reporter in Chirago, is able to carn a grunrous income.There have been several, tro especially.now married and retire\u201d whose earnings frequently amounted tn $10 per day Their pian was to have two or three offices in large Dlocks tenanted by Ina vers, co tale Imament\u2019s with a forea of expert clerks ready di~tation and du tvpevriting at a notice, When it was a cas» of importance, the head of the firm dintation and prepar>d the type- veitten copies of pap-rs hersalf.When it was Urgent it nccusionally necessitated wrfi- ce ia erpenii, took the 152 steadily for hours all day and all night.Ath only t!Ime enouzh for hnrrie1] meals The fes, In sch an emergency, was raraly aver Jose than $00.One cour! reporter nf ts rank, is now an honored and tive mamber nf tha Chicugy Woman's Club, in tiie fires year af running an indepandent hie who ac- supported herself.dressed el-gans- spent ber vacation at over $1 000, over NO a werk.Yellows one Park, [Ter pay One or (wo athars lave muda even a better recori.17.and saved roll wns In many of the newspaper offices, in the morning, when the roniposi\u2018urs arr ai home and in bed, women may he sean at the cases distribn'ting.FA ordar tn sors thee: pose thay mast Ls me Yass oF tha Urtn, and.*herafore.pra \u2018val printers of tha requir>d rofl fons Thy rater ty Æstribute rather Lan 00 wer tun Ha ga they can work In the day tiene At int ifF- font expeditivis WYnin can carn 37 a weool, and a number fn Chiugs Love sarnéed are than this.A Jt finer] Jitle woman an \u2018hy Moreh Sila Las js il cards wWhih she Las ment abril ty Let patrons annuenuneins Lot sha fz prepared to ow, ut Lo tha ge ng Aa CET Erm wee el P ls nat ons nl ts ar- Coeurs Une, Hat bec method \u2018a a deprartore .He CTI track.She makes over ed lis and Yorrets, steums -naha] votvarz, iris pilates cleans TIbhona, cr at ÿ Toadg>a- {ren her on sta wh ow £* surpliss Ansther én\u2018errrisine ciel danas g'ovamoendire in (Le same wav, nl wl oh not er owing Tich, she ta ante nL Toor IEON SE NT PH ra casera an he aus Roce rae Lou dde ta dn Ww avs nt ig phe Dias* ta» tT A WaMAN © ATERE FE, Soma Uma agn, about fus ss ke when the rrsh Tor che duy wus ven a Peu dar hair Ad, lart-cu0 1 1 8 gle or Ca-lin rmarncr ard anpearon oo gone into cha A308 ronnie te bow La GE the eg re gee dy houses, [© wis a faverte pesiauran: © o- woman why opr chee day Taan-taan, aod Was n°1 fr the aunvaorvinge ovoflepse af the wenn and th daintin ss ait which cha 1x5 1 vas served, The edie af oh {ig ROTIN Was pe calico Shoe vont belsid ha eulysel spate, on NOT AE Va ee, \u2018 They have learned that : an ; ani.painting for a time.She had a gif: for Jettrats cookery, which now revognizel as a talent.and during the summer, when her classes were disbanded, began to tale grd rs for angel food and other dainty rakes.She then supplied a very tocthsome variety of chi\u2018ken pie to a large café, ant her buis s'nrss increased so that she was obliged to increase her staff of assistants to meet the demands of her customers.Sha Is now sail to be acquiring a fortune.Tha secret of hor success has heen close supervision, the unvarving exvel- lence of ail that sho supplies.and her entire reliability.Sha nspectally excels in the line of salads, which have beecoma fam- prrsona; Gus.Another thing ls.that she regards her work as a profession, which she has s'udisd, precisely as the export chemist in and she has Hig laboratory mar study hla, snvcassfullr proved that cooking may be lagitimately advanced to the dignity of a proicssion.A FACTORT SUPERINTENDENT.Last weok a woman came Into the business office of a West Side manufacturer, presenting her card, removed her elouk and her gloves, and took out of har handbag g-veral sheets of paper, which proved to te blanks, to be filled out In the prover form.\" Qho was ome of the rewly appointed factory :inspartors.There was no fussiness or self- consciousness about her: she pro-esded quiet Iv to wa-k, evidently perfectly well Informed as to what waz required of her The proprietor 0° the factory ls a gentleman of | .RE.revealing cups, saucers and plates, and these | tenth, or money given to help along a social \u2018for the benefit of some poor people, when very libsral ideas, ao ho offered to show her: abou\u2019.They went up on the third floor and lookad around, and.spying a boy ot work in a corner, she asked a few questions, being quite s.t!sfled when she learned that It was the soa of the proprietor.On the secend flso- more hors wera discovered, and she ralird them to her, asked thelr ages, with questions imposed by the law, and then zave cach one a card, to he taken home other and filled out by their parents, and returned \u20ac +3 her at her office, the street and number: being on the card.Then she went away with | a polite \u2018good morning.\u2019 She anid that \u201cia many large fa~tories her work was very « previous \u2018 ent!ra \"residents honvy.and that sho had spant the entlr> day in one where 1,500 men an bers employed, and that it ha\u2019 day to make the inspoctinn, the which, taten are it may bo tuken for granted, was tharoughly | done, A WOMAN SCAVENGER, Mizz Jano Addams.of JIull House, made an application to Mayor Hopkins cor the contract to clean tha streels of the Nine- tenth Ward, which is one of the worst, the most extensive In the and tha: in which Hnli House fz located.But, under aaveral sucuessive Demucratie admin'stra- city, tons, tho residents of tha: ward had become su accustomed to eccumulations of filth and refuse in the alleys and gutters that the mayor evidently thought that the sudden change to a oondition of abnormal eleanlt- would be dangerous to th: health of in that quarter.he declined ro make the appointment.Vhen Mavor Swift suece~ded him, however, the petition of the Federation that she might be made garbage inspector was fnstantly granted, She infermed the pewers that La that she had made engagements in New York, Philadelphia and elsewhere to delloer © nun- Ness So Civic her of lectures In certain departments of municipal government, and leave of ahsence th keep those engagements \u2014unisua, far à Chiragn garbagn granted.Befur- going away she appointed à counp:- assisigent to go the rounds, with a horse and buggy.tant reported at 6.39 a.m., and dav.Her wWore as IN'Orestine, inspeortar-wus ent providing The worksd all her assis- dis overies, reported to Miss Addams, IN a Way.as «x avating among ancient rains, What \u201cLe found foe serving and de'axirg In alors and en in tha more obs re street, prov-l coneiqeive- lv that her predecessors PL efice vers tot ly lactiez + hatly the sansa of cc ont dole, Dut qeltier she nur Miss Adlains were discouraged.tremend >= the mudertakts x bef are them was.nd Mis AD ons all Pure ish a =honing exampde of the rest ge syect,r that dus co one who 5 ur in af stor Tevenne only Ther will clea up tl Nonereenthc Ward or know ci run wh And ev sil! perform the te dare ow satfsfantoriir that ag «1 Mans mean sono, dubti-ss will bo appeônted 14 rh vie HN us they sonid Le, Women fat Ve bons Je unine ratirails, and the hago.earning department of the Cu she te cd ex ts then.Mer wie ur left roruriis a the lead nf the dons és Mulshtuent clean flous by Earesons the dust nuder the stovs or the bel and dispose P £reusv dishes by paling then an Lf sight [ro the nontry, or relegating then to the ae) barre and Bros only ogieal hot ihes curry she same uethad ina the laræer à 14 0° elty c'eqnine Try should be Kept fran all =u lt miptation.and able female subst tures Addams wi probably be four to - pla es, GET one A VHEEL.AA in kin div the t some : 1! nh.! the Hope is Danart ment by rtvine ©?nnd gg me why meant dy no clearly Yoana Prey Ter! Yon id part [A then \u201ccake.i ar ; déiiioNns.\u201cTHE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Eee ae Wd Tad ER) AN we perhaps spend a pleasant evening in return for what we have given towards it.Or should it be only what we give, getting nothing in return that should be counted as one tenth, the portion given to the Lord?I would like to say to the girls\u2014girls, get a bicycle, and you will be surprised at the pleagure of riding.You say, you cannot afford it, you object to wearing bloomers, and do not wish to become sunburnt.Well, could you not save the price in new hats, oneras and chocolates?Then do not wear bloomers, but a walking shirt, and you will be tidy when you dismount to call on your friends.Never mind the freckles; they will all go off in winter.Get a wheel, and come out for a spin with A GIRL WHO RIDES.WHAT WILL SHE DO?The young woman who comes from the schools and colleges this month, diploma in hand, expects in a majority of cases, to accomplish something in the world, and for the world.What will she do?Plato wrote ages ago: \u2018All the pursults of men are the pursuits of women, also.\u201d but woman, remarks \u2018Womankind,\u2019 excepting in individual cases, has been slow in claiming her rights to these pursuits, and in demonstrating her ability in them.It is only In recent years that she has learned what Plato said so long ago.But now wherever you find toiling men, you find women working as hard and accom- phishing as much as their brothers.The young graduate of 1595 will take her place by the side of her working brothers aul sisters, in the school room, the newspaper office, the shop, in the arts, on the farm\u2014 everywhere you will find her, and everywhere she will be doing her whole duty and more.And then, some of them, will taka a place not 8n important, perhaps, in \u2018the public and eugar together, not very thoroughly, and stir into them the frothed and sweetened whites of the eggs.The cake should stand in a cold place for a while before serving, to be perfection.The layers of golden yellow cake alternating with the strawberry pink, make a dish attractive to the eve, as well as exceedingly pleasing to the palate.A delicate strawberry dessert Is made in \u2018this way: Into a saucepan put two coffee- cups of water, and when boiling, add one cup of sugar, one level teaspoonful of salt, and two level spoonfuls of cornstarch,blended in a little water.pour Into a large bowl.When cold, beat up thoroughly, and also beat in the frothed whites of three eggs and one quart of mash- strawberries, till all of an even consistency.Pour into moulds and set upon the ice.It is better made the day before it is wanted, and should be served either with cream or a yellow bolled custard, made of the three eggs of which the whites are used.A delightful strawberry pudding Is made in thls way: Soak over night one cup of tapioca in five cups of cold water.In the morning, put this over the fire in a milk boiler, and cook till the tapioca becomes clear, which should be in half an hour.Stir into this one cup of sugar and a level teaspoonful of salt.Lastly, add one quart of strawberrles, pour into a pudding dish, and bake for an hour in a moderate oven.It is good either hot or cold, and is best served with sugar and cream.A steamed strawberry pudding gives variety.It should be made in a close covered pudding dish, into which put three pints of berries, a sprinkling of flour, a little salt, and small cup of sugar.Over this put a batter made of one egg, one spoonful of melted butter, a little salt, a scanty pint of milk, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, and flour to make quite a stiff batter.Fteam nearly two hours.Turn out npon a platter and serve with its own juire.A novel way of preparing strawberries is the following: Have ready one quart of ave, but after all, a dearer place in the heart of every truo weman and man\u2014a woman's place in a home, where the greatest work fer the world is accomplished, and who wlll say that the trained mind does not do a better work in the home than the untrained one?Homes do not suffer because our girls are not ignorant.What will the graduale of '95 do?Everything, and she will do it well! And now.while she is happy, and prowl.and maybe a little bit too Important, and\u2014is | {2 cruel to say it?\u2014sometimes a little too much \u2018en evidence,\u201d let us not forget that she {s In earnest, very much in earnest, and this is well, for it is only the earnest people who accomplish.The fury of her earnesi- ness will wear off after a time, and the world will not hang with such heavy responsibility upon her individual hands, but when she begins her real work.whether in the home or in publie, her broad purposes, her steadfastness.her fidellty, will be the result of hier earnestness of to-day.What will she do?She will be the mother, the teacher, the trainer, the helper, the comforter, the spiration of mon.The sweet girl graduate of 1895 has a lifetime of deeds befors her\u2014and she will do them, in- SOME STRAWBERRY DAINTIES.(By Katherine Armstrong, \u2018Independent.\u2019) in New York The lusrious berries\u2014that soon will be at their best \u2014served with cream, and the old- fashioned shortcake in layers, seem to be, though always acceptable, somewhat of an | \u2018old story\u2019: though in either form, we must admit the berries themselves make the dish | delicious.An effort to make something new, and even better, of the little ruby annual.brought! ont a pie, to which no exception could be | taken, and a shortcake far superior to the.stereotyped style, g layer of berries alterna- | ting with a layer of cake.i Almost invariably the lower crust of al berry ple is no crust at all, but a layer of ; wet and soggy paste.To obviate thls state | cf things, a rich pte-crust should line a pudding dish, be pricked many times with a fork, to prevent blistering, and baked ai dclicate brown.In a moderately quick ovon.| Then.a strawberry pile Is apt to be \"tao | thin\u2019 in somewhat slang parlance, so we will have a pie of generous dimensions in a pudding dish, with no danger that most of the delightful flavor and all of the juice will\u2019 be left In the oven.Ple it shall be, and of sich depth and quality that the majority will Inevitably and irresistibly call for more.| look over, wash and drain one more of berries.in cooking.quart or\u2018 Buy rne best, even to use ! Do not use anything of poor | quality that is to bz eaten, nor for cocking | rurpeses, if you look to complete success.| Mash the berries in a large bowl, with the: | hack of a spoon, adding a coffeccup of sugar.| Having soaked one ounce of gelatine tn | li*tle cold water for an hour, and added one.enp of boiling water to ft, str it Into the: mushed berries, pour all into the baked crust.and set in a moderate oven, while frothing the whites of three oggs, to whieh 240 thre spoonfuls of powdered sugar.Make a fantnl frosting of thls, and return to the oven for a delleate brown.When cold, tet the ple upon the ice.It euts like a beautiful jelly.Some varieties of the strawberry give out more julce than others, nnd so require a little more gelatine to make 0 perfoct SIC CesS, A dalnty and delicate cake 1s made of.strawberries out of tha old routine in this wise: IMvide Into three equal parts and bal\u201d in jelly-vake pans the following batter One spoonful of butter, one cup of sugar, a Nitle salt, the yolks of three eggs, «ne cup of milk, and flour enough to make a medium stiff batter, and one heaping tea- spy mnful of baking powder.The mors thor- ouzhly this is beaten the lighter it wil] bo.clear, When these are baked and cold, spread the fillltiz in generous'y between the layers of cake, with a good amount on the top.Even | some will be left to serve with the like à saure: it makes it even more To make the filling: To one quart of clean, dry berries, add one cup of sugar and all .w to stand for an hour nr more.When ty dessert {= to bo served, mash the b>rrirs , MrGIll, whose name and fame arr Not c\u2018on- ; fined .duates.on account of the thoroughness of {rank , peclally is this true of the young graduates! \u201c(he ; amples of : the large, fair berrles; beat the yolks of four eggs well with one cup of sugar, and mix with the berries.Now beat the whites of two of the eggs to a stiff froth, and mix in also with the berries.Pour into a pudding dish, and over the mixture spread a fres'ing made of the remaining two whites, frothed and sweetened, put on fancifully.This dish is not cooked at all.Strawberry Froth fs a delicate dessert, also very acceptable to and safe for Invalids.Simmer one quart of berries for twenty minutes in one small cup of water.Strain through a jelly bag, and allow tha juice to cool.Soak two ounces of gelatine in two cups of cold water, then put it with the strawberry juice and two cups of granulated sugar into a milk boiler; when just to the boiling point, strain and cool.When the jelly 1s partially stiffened beat in the frothed whites of three eggs, and beat all to a per- feat froth.It is a pretty dessert If cooled In small moulds, or one large one, with a yellow custard poured around it to serve with it.A highly ornamental dish for dessert \"is made by alternating portions of the strawberry froth and white frosting till ths dish is filled, the pink and white making a pleasant contrast.Strawberry Cream.\u2014Dissolve one ounce of gelatine in two cups of cold water; then add one cup of boiling water and a cup of sugar, or to the taste.Whip one pint of cream until it ts solid, then add the gelatine cooled, and beat all togsther thoroughly: and, lastly.add one pint of fine strawberries, Small.sweet ones ara best for this cream.If large, each herry should be rut into seve- ra] pleces.Strawberry Meringue\u2014Make a custard of the yolks of six eggs.four spoonfuls of sugar, and one quart of milk.Deat the whitex of the eggs to a stiff froth with three spoonfuls of powdered sugar.Pour the icing over two quarts of the berries and serve with the custard.Strawberry Vinegar is a wholesome thing to \u2018have in the house\u2019 on a warm, sultry day, It is very cooling and refreshing-\u2014-a spoonful added tn a glass of cold water.It is recommended by physiclens at all times of the year for feverish patients.It is easlly made; and blackberries, currants and raspberries can ho used in the same way.Put elght quarts of strawberries In a stone jar, and over them pour one quart of cider vinegar.Allow it to stand two days and nights in a cool plara, then mash the berries thoroughly and strain through a jelly bag.To avery pint.of juice put a pint and a half of loaf Sugar.Return ro the jar.and s\u2018and in bolling water over the fire until the sugar is all dissolved, and it begins to simmer, Skim till nothing more rises and, when cold, bottle and seal.Royal Strawbarry Acid is even something | better.to be used in the same way.Dis- | sclve two ounces of citric acid in one quart | of water, and pour it over three pounds of i strawberries, in a glass or stone jar, and set in a conl place for twenty-four hours.S¢rain.and to the liquor add an equal amount of best Inaf sugar.Bo:l and skim for five or six minutes, or till clear.When cold.bottle and cork tightly for three days, then seal and keep in a cool place.THE TOBACCO HABIT.To the Editor of the Home,\u2014We Canadians have every reason to feel proud of our noble universities, and particularly the people of Montreal have good reason to feel proud ot to the Dominion of Canada, known and appreciated wherever lish language 1s spoken.but are the Eng- Many of its gra- their education.in step at once thelr respectiva to the front professions.Ee- in medicine.But the teaching of these at university, judging from appearances, : defective in some important particulars.or else they are perverse ex- indulgence in evil habits which bring discredit on their \u2018alma mater.\u2019 I allude in particular to the inveterate seems tn be .habit of smoking.so freely indulged Ly the young M.D.\u2019s, by which they not only injure themselves, but set a bad examnle to young people.Dur boys, naturally, look up to the ~durated men for examples, and espec'ally 10 thos» who have studied the laws of life and health, and go about pra- tising the healing art at the hedside of th» Cook three minutes and smell of tobacco Is offensive).Young men often excuse themselves for learning to use tobacco by saying that Doctor So-and-So, smokes, and that he ought to know if it Is injurious.I write these lines in alarm at the Increasing number of young men and boys who go smoking about the streets; their thin pale faces telling all too plainly of the effects of this pernicious habit, and I have in mind four young doctors who set them the example.Perhaps this habit is also partly owing to the bad example set before the boys in their own homes.It is well known that the tobacco habit is condemned by learned and scientific men.So well is this fart known that the Province of Ontario, forty of the American States, and Lhe Government of Germany have forbidden the sale of tobacco to minors, and the United States government forbade its use by students in the military and naval schools some time ago, and In France it ig noticed that students who use tobacco do not make such good progress as those who do not.\u2019 But there are other considerations.We have a small population, a rigorous climate, and a great territory, where the conditions of life are hard enough in all conscience; we have great need of a hardy, vigorous, healthy people.Therefore, we should avoid the uss of narcotics and intoxicants, the use of which invariably diminishes our vital energy.The patriot looks forward with bright anticipations of our future greatness as a people after he shall have passed away.The sentiment of self-preservation should be as strong In us as a nation as it is in individuals: therefore, let us lay broad and deep, and strong, the foundations of our national life, by avolding thes= habits which experience has proved to be so injurious physically and morally.0.P.Q.THE BEST CYCLING COSTUME.There are still some people who think that in order to enjoy the healthful pleasure of cyeling it is necessary to dress conapicuous- iv.This, as all lovers of the wheel know, is a great mistake.The dress vou want is an ordinary walking dress, such as you will feel vomfortab'e in for a mornirg's shopping or an afternoon walk through fields or over country roads.For underwear, You want the combination sult, either in thin wool, or cotton and wool mixed.The latter are cheapar, look as well, wear better, and do not shrink.Underskirts are a delusion and a snare.Wear knickerbockers instead.When you have once learned the comfort of riding without an underskirt you will next try walking without one, except when you wear a very light dress.And if you will be anv the wiser, and vou will le su go back to the old way of dressing again.For rold weather you will require long gaiters to the knee.which may bd: either of leather or cloth to match (he dress, but for warm weather, and with the ordinary walking length they necessary.ars sales.For th~ head.when it is flexible personal style, at other timex, a straw hat, with suffivstent brim to shade the fa~e.The most serviceable gloves are these of dog skin cor wash leather.bekt suits your RAFFLES IN CHURCH WORK.Dear Editor Home,\u2014We would lke the opinion of some of the readers upon the propriety of raffles In connection with deavor.King's Daughters, ete.Will F.Simpson\u2019 please give her views upon the subject, and oblige, MAPLE LEAF.Pt \u2014 Home Dressmaking Made Easy.LADY'S BICYCLE COSTUME.Nos, T59N, 7591, TS5R2.The cycling costume given hers coanigins three patterns: any one \u2018an be obtained far a voupon and 15 cents, two for 25 cents or all threes for P0 cents.Jt consists of Knickerhorkers, with whi>h leggings should be worn, a skirt to the shoe tops, or ankle.and a Norfolk jacke.The skirt is gored and sufliclentiv wide not cling nngracefully.Materials of wosl only should be uscd.Dust color or dal! tans are found serviceable.The entire cestume may be made of one fabri>, or if that is too heavy, the knirkerbocikers may be made of satin or sateen.The leggings may he of leather.but if made mat-h tha skirt are less ronspleusons.A hnding or faring of leather on to Le.A miost tn the skirt is ®» + pattern, or 30 cents for three.ar qq MEA don't tell any one for a few months, no one , ! sick (to many of whom, by the way, the recommended, as it keeps it rom Fi pe ek lam nN TA SATURDAY, JUNE R.1803, \u2014 æ 0 to the figure, and inakes get caught in the whnel.11 less Jie The pat r; re i Et 5.7 : Fo zg A ! 3 And just here we would whisper a hint.: © sary much more comfortable, that von wiil never or the ! K \u2014 FO 2 1 a 3 Z 2 4 EH eB kl 0 Chet {He i Hi ) j E Ny J vi the jacket is rut In «oven sizes * - 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches but mens.akirt ig cut in six sizes fromm _.: measure, The Knicker hers on walst measures, 70, 10 4 MC inches.The quantity «f tar the entre suit 5 C1 Yaris inch gonds fer a medium size.Blo \u2014N Ta DRESS WITH COLLAR GIRLS = SAILOR Here i= a charming mis fr cotton dresses for gris 1 once romfortahle and «oven, % made with white olla: and ull» a skirt of\u2019 not, The best fool covering ix a well ! fitting low shoe with low heels and troad, not teo sunny, wear the variety of \u2018an that a Chureh work, Sunday-schools, Chrisrian Ere \u2018Sarah \u201cTHE WITNESS\u2019 PATTERN DEPARTMENT.WITNESS\" PATTERN DEPARTMENT.COUPON FOR Cut this Coupon out, fill in your name and full post-office address.with number and size of patterns wanted, Mail to © Witness\u2019 Pattern Department.John Dougall & Son, corner Craig and St, Peter streets, Montreal.appronriate fro cum, 7) =~ Jatea loth nt ! à Qurker sir pe mole ne TL < and collar oe omer ote we : settons lake up avy - model, using 20 juin oa 70 a\u2019.1} collar.White ane ow th \u201ced of pink or hlae Un: - - > White sarge, or fant.Shins ow wast oc bes a useful ûress fer sous de CT VIS 7 the cuffs and car sh JT Vor braid.The partrern 3 + et to 15 vears of gee A i = , seven vards of 27-inch 2.NS vt 7 PATTERNS.NNN Enclose 15 cents for single NX Pattern No.Bust measure, In.A Pattern No.> 4 Pattern No.Waist À Pattern No.5 3 4 BE Name 8 h Address z CE» RE Province or State or RTT Eo Civ 00 5 a ends Has 3A SATCRDAY.JUNE &, 1895, ends i IAT rip fe Si LANG LP INES i I ne A ea EE REA RIRE ES NE TA 8 8 NT AE 0 RE à ER re] SN aL RIL THE En MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.ut tO TRTE FAIL) EC AL TY 1 RR WAT ie HS 1, CET HPN AS Iv Ts JONY GRANT'S SUBSCRIPTION, A TRUE STORY, (By Priscilla Leonard.) The room was narrow and stifling, - 3x! the rattle of passing waggons, \u201ceo cries of street vevders, and the sv play of the children in the tene- nade it difficult to hear qr to On the bed lay an o'd wo- ver sunken cheeks and thin hrown into strong relief by the +4 white patchwork quilt which =U ler emaciated body, Her 5e ha!f -losed and her breath- \u201c5 \u2018atored, but she was evidently und listening with atten- an who sat beside her, ar \u201c1 AR.4.pu Cos AS VOILE, ta TH Ina when zirang young voice could \u201cuur dn spite of all the opposing Gars of the street, 41e tit st teth on the throne shall set nm on z them, They shall hun- Bo ire, UVeither thirst any more; \"her gaall the sun light on them, \u201cheat.For rhe Lamb which +h.midst of the throne shall T= fred \u201c i rherm, and shall lead them unto = rail Wire away all tears from their dt 5.Ta the hearer crCight comfort.the sweet words \u2018I'm going soon\u2018 Her eves opened wid», audi fixed themselves on the SON man\u2019s noe, \u2018My boy's there.Ie died-iwen:y years ago.But I \u201crramned 6 him \u2014last nigh:\u2014 waiting ! The Lord bless you, John for roming to me\u2014and read- \"5 GOUE promises cto me.God \u2018ess von all the davs-\u2014of your life QJ ver -1 want-\" but the fee- conld no longer frame the was «want ares, she - slipping down into the valley of sc\".And the voung man was re- \u201ced hen a kindly Irish neighbor hashing in.Aral she's goin\u2019 fast! Lave her \u201civer vou stay, Mr, Grant, iVs She ll last out Corl RAY Lo.fountalns of waters ; and God Hhardly conscious, | of pride in himself, for being able and | willing to give where others held | back.| | It is the lot of humanity to be sick | { sometimes ; and he was no exception.| It was not a dangerous illness he had | that spring and he never even wrote | t home about it, for fear of troubling | | his mother ; but it was severe enough to keep him in three weeks from his | work, and to knock his careful calculations to the winds.Doctor's bills and medicine completed the ruin ; | and when John went back to work he \u2018realized that he must inevitably come | out ten dollars behind on his subscription.That was what worried him now, as he sat on his bed, and: looked up at his beloved books.They could give him no counsel how to produce ten dollars out of nothing.Over and over in his mind he marshalled the familiar items-\u2014so much a week possible to save, so much already in bank, so much in his pocketbook\u2014 and always the same familiar deficit of ten dollars.Let it go ?never! Others would fall out, and make him their excuse ; the minister would be disappointed in him.And, after all, the promise was not to man ; it was to God.John sighed, and got up from the hed, laying down his bible on (ha hu- reau.A marker fell out, and Le opened the book to lay it back.It | was his mother's bookmark, and she.\u201chad put it in the Book of Proverbs, which Is the book by which Scotch parents bring up their boys to a clean ; vcuth and a sturdy manhcod.John | glanced at the page, and read his fa- | vorite text there.| \u2018Trust in the Lord with all thine : heart, and lean not unto thine own: understanding.In all thy ways ac- | knowledge Him, and He shall direct | thy paths.\u2019 | It comforted him a little, as he took up his hat and went downstairs.The halls were noisy, and the doors haif | open.with that careless publicity of.the poor one sees in cities.It was | hot and close in the streets, as in the heuse.The sidewalks were crowded: at the fruit-stands jabbering Italians were selilng their wares ; the saloons | i warehouse, to find Lane very cross indeed.\u2018I put up the money myself, and, of course, I lost,\u201d he grumbled.But | John really couldn't see that he was responsible.One week more, and the yaymaont was due.With a reluctant band, one evening, John sorted out all he could spare\u2014the watch and chain, a couple of books, etc,\u2014and carried them to the Jewess.When he came home, with the ten dollars and his pawn- tickets, the room seemed very empty and lonely.He felt homesick and depressed : the sense of being lost in the great city, a helpless atom, insignificant and bitterly poor, came over him, till he put his head down at last upon the sill of his grimy window and sobbed.He thought of his beloved books fingered by uncomprehending hands.and his watch and chain, and how their absence would be commented upon.And then sud- derly he sat upright.\u2018You's make a pretty martyr, John Grant I\" he cried.and in that contempt of himself went to bed.He paid over the money the next day.There was some pleasure in the doing of it, but afterwards things seemed flat.Work was especially dull and hard that week ; but John was determinedly cheerful, and let Lane joke him about the disappearance of his watch, and ask him if he had been trying roulette on his own account, without caring much.When he went home a letter was lying on his bfireau, directed in a strange hand.He opened it carelessly, and read : Law Offices, 10 and 12 Pratt Building: Dear Sir \u2014Our late client, Mrs.Amy Sinclair, having left a will devising all her personal property to you, in consideration of kindness shown by vou during her last illness, we would be pleased to have you call at our office to-morrow to settle up the matter.The property amounts to about sixty dollars, outside of funeral expenses, fees, etc.The deceased left no relatives.Yours truly, .PRATT, WHITE & CO.Mrs.Sinclair ! who lived on an an- CHILDREN'S CORNER.SENDING OUR NAMES ON AHEAD.Mr.R.B\u2014\u2014\u2014, who was formerly an instructor in a college in Tokyo, Japan, tells in the \u2018Wellspring\u2019 the following incident of his life there : On the first day of every year it was the custom for a committee of the, college instructors to call at ihe palace and pay their respects to the royal inmates.Once Professor B happened to be appointed on this committee, and as he had never visited the palace he was glad of this opportunity, and anticipated the visit with pieasure.It was customary for the members of such committee to send their names: of the palace several to the clerk days in advance of the intended visit.Frofessor B knew of this custom, but neglected to observe it, thinking it did not matter, as he would probably be admitted even if he did not send his name on ahead.At the proper hour on New Year's day the members drove in state to the palace, and a pompous servant conducted them through corridor after corridor into a gorgeous apartment, ' where the clerk of the palace awaited them.To this officer they presented their cards, and he looked in a book to see if their names were written there.He found all except Professor B\u2014\u2014's.\u2018Did you not send your name on ahead, as did the others ?° inquired the officer.The professor admitted that he had not, \u2018Then you cannot be received,\u2019 was the reply.\u2018The other gentlemen will pass on to the audience chamber, but the servant will conduct you to your carriage.\u2019 The professor was much mortified, and inquired if nothing could be done to remedy the omission and gain admittance anyway.The officer replied that nothing could be done, as the rule requiring names of visitors to the palace to be sent on ahead could not be changed or evaded.So the other visitors passed on to Sisterhood when understood will work out in many channels.Money will receive greater consideration, not only for what it can secure, but how it 1s received.The thought was expressed by a young woman of wealth, who questioned : twelve percent from an investmest in a factory, where I know the laws of the state for the protection and care of my sisters who work there are not observed.What should I do, sell and let the evil go on, or retain and ownership, to right the wrong ?1 have never been to the stock-owners' meetings, but should I not go and speak for my sisters \u201d Others are \\ asking : \u2018How can I invest so as to be sure that no fellow sister is being unfairly treated where a dollar of my money is ?\u201d Let this thought grow and develop among women, and the \u2018results will solve some of the labor problems of to-day.There bas been too much oppression and misunderstanding in the past.Profit-sharing in business is a phase of co-operation wise and necessary.Space forbids illustrations, but they could be given, ; especially where women have carried ; out the principle by successful business ventures.Shoppers and sales- \u2018women come into touch.and sisterliness should here be shown\u2014consid- eration, friendship.Often have heen heard conversations between sales- ; w(men of our large stores, when the |buyers were being discussed, \u2018So- and-so must be a Christian ; she is \u2018sweet, considerate.\u201d \u2018Oh! I love to wait on Mrs.\u2014\u2014, she understands \u2018us and how we try.\u201d \u2018Just think, Mrs.S.came in to order on Saturday afternoon last September, and kept us all in, for Mr.H.said that if anyone came at two the store must be \u2018kept open She is a Christian, too ; how could she do it ?\u201d\u2014Grace E.ADVERTISEMENTS.Wash Wash Easy i | Dodge.\u20181 am receiving try, even with my small share of; .sation, that man excels all created animals.Quick \u2014_7 ADVERTISEMENTS.Seal Brand PURE COFFEE.CHASE & SANBORN Chicago, Boston, Montreal.SION: DRINK! TERRIBLE EFFECTS.ITS A SHATTERED NERVOUS SYSTEM BUILT UP AND STRENGTHENED BY PAINE\u2019S CELERY COMPOUND.\u2014\u2014 It 1s in the combined perfection of sen- motion, intelligence and speech The brain, that grand centre of sensa- cat vet of peace.11 eed of peace, for there was : facing him that kept his Loi hese.A problem that the aver- soovonng nan, starting life in a great = a humble position, would put himself in the way And that problem was ar) in oy ce na re fa TE.John Grant was a Christian.That \u2018his mind, and brushed his excuses away in a moment.No, he couldn't do it.ledge Him.\" The text started up in \u2018fm sorry.Lane.But 1 can't go into a gambling house \u2018Oh, well, suit yourself.You'd have a ten-dollar bill in your pocket in half an hour.if von had any sand.\u2019 But John had recovered his balance.\u2018Thank von.Lane.Yon meant it him : \u2018Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding.In all thy ways ze- knowledge Him, and He shall direct thr paths.\u2014 Presbyterian Obs=rver.a \u2014_- -\u2014 \u2014 DAILY BREAD.SATURDAY, JUNE 8.and seldom read his bible; indeed, most of his knowledge of it had been gained when a boy.Sitting alone outside the palace gate, be strove to remember the rest of this text he had learned in his far-off boyhood.What did the Lord say He would do with tliore whose names were written in His book of remembrance ?\u2018And they shall be mine, said the Lord of this condition of things, the experience of one of the supposed \u2018overworked and care- ridden.\u201d the manager of a large corporation, interesting.ve give the story in bis + | air, i | | words: \u2018I first began to feel nervous, is own | impatient, easily startled, restless, tired had [ an aversion to work, doubted my ability to | continue my labors.Of rest, 1 knew none.My thought and deeds of the day were lived over through the night, so that my sleep Lo, but shell go at daybreak.[CL nuity, and was counted poor even tion and perception, and the whole ner- do I 1 Mrs, Matra in charge, Nang EE ES jrade.John by her poor neighbors ! And just at the audlence chamber, and the profes: vous system, are wonderfully made.and Cap tae rivkety stairs to his aider.more crowded.more noisy ! {his time ! And just the amount of SOT Was US tered out through corridor WITH ~ man's happiness and very life depend up- St opinnat story The ger.A wd, more * this subscription\u2014no, a trifle over, for after corridor, and soon found him- : On their condition of health.! Coy ETES \u201co> Street still.On the corner stood a ; Lau self alone outside the palace gates, | © The human brain and the nervous Bys- ) 15 lacs enough -a narrow .; \u2018 the Lord gives good measure.A p g \u2019 ew 9 TE ; F Ca ga 9 \u201c,, gioup of young men, and one of them : _ - more disappointed and chagrined item become impaired, shattered and bro- ÿ conn oll bureau that was colle LS, .| great wave of happiness, of faith, of pp 8 | AA SA MOUS wave © k Ce TO ee called out to him.He turned, and ; \u2018 ; than he had ever felt or thought iti : un i ;ken down, in various Ways.areless | Où gz that made recognized one of the clerks in the | new reliance on God, and new joy in ssible to feel , i living.loose habits and over-induigences, D Hors Ho Buona, A Warehouse where he was emploved.| him, mounted in the lad's heart, he pose ê \" ça Hi i -aiting for | when persisted in, and continuci for a 0 3 Co ! ail: but \u2018Look here Grant\u2019 said voung fell on his knees and prayed with an I rte oo n finish thors sit hE oe | SOAP ; length of time, tend to wreck and destroy or - Li an.te Lin, as tie Lane catchine him by the arm.Call ! adoring soul, consecrating himself and | , ! he So.n Pa t va List ont J i | the, whole nervous organism.co hat : 2e a.sobre 5 gs Pb Te was |All that hie had anew to such a Mas- pa ace he thougnt how foo Ish e had | here is no orm of « sease \u201chat can ; : eo 14 ed't'que they ?oa do something for Jo, A ar ter, Leen to run the risk of being thus.TWIN | more rapidly shatter the system or more .METIER 4 Burns, Car a Rindly fellow, and Joan liked him, That was\u2014well\u2014thirty years ago.disappointed and humiliated.If he | surely lead to death than tle use ~f oe \"so he responded at once with a \u2018Yes.| ., had complied with the roval condi- C ; strong drink.Its effects are felr in every \" Lo: \u2018 a commentary ne Co { , John Grant has a fortune now, won p , J © BAR rerve and tissue, and ite poison can Le AT AA sus LU 4 as the bible You ses that swinging doer, Grant?yy honest work and thrift ; and he t\u2019ons and sent his name on ahead it ; \"traced In every drop cf blood.; 1 Fa, carried in his W ell.it's a rouletie place.NOW.holds it, as he held his little salary, WCuld have been found in the offi- It will plant courage and Lope in the foe nme evitently, went youre a new hand, and vowll be as the steward of the Lord.He gives Cer\u2019s book, and he would have been B k Forevery 12 \u201cSunlight\u201d hearts of many men who are broken CL wr plain Diving here.lucky.I haven't struck lack for a ana gives largely, and is never tired admitted with the other members of Co $ wrappers sent to 8 down.and whose nervous svstems are X 3; sort Ca +5, on tye beu, siill week.I'll give yon this five dollars, of giving : vet the gifts are known \u2018the committee, instead of being dis- Lever Bros.Ltd, completely shattered, to, Jearn (hat.with ; CT WP née hanvalis) He and the fellows will give YOu Sumi ug \u201cthe smallest part of his benefi- \u201cgracefully ushered out alone.He For Toronto, a useful paper- a firm determination 0 avoid strong j OL Neue he had just HOO AN sou do is to go over there.\u2018 cence, Into how many lives it reaches Was angry with the officer and the bound book, 160 * perves made strong, their bld purified, H ee Who 147i of deary Enfosome of the money down.and ji known only to him and to his Mas- Whole royal family, but knew his cha- Wrappers pages, will be sent \"and life made happy and worth living.| Cor 10 post hote in New choose your number.In &0 with \u2018ter.Since that dying woman blessed 8TIN and disappointment were due to - This grand work of recreation can be ac- i 2.SC 02 9.1 Seoteh par- Vou.and show vou how.Youll make pin with her last breath, every year himself alone, and that he was but Sunlight Sop Depot for Quebec.; complished by the use of Paine's Celery Lee ser came th On À, sure ; and we'll go halves with jhas brought to him the blessings of suffering the penalty for his daring , FRANK MAGOR & CO, MONTREAL.Compound.nature's great life restorer.Ps 0 matter for cére- SOM Bee?\u2018 - others who were poor and ready to negligence.! TL No medical ane on he world oo well Dee Tor the clergyman It was a temptation.Nobody die, and whom he has succored.Suddenly, as he sat waiting in his | DYSPEPSIA ; adaptes for the rebuilding of D: Cee anal fos family prie Wonllooever Know it.And it Was Every year has brought him bless- |Carriage, he remembered another book | CNE, Samuel BR.Guild.of?Ellershouse, To hous his poor creature SUrely a little thing to do to 1blige à jrge from mission fields at home and |in which names are written, and à | OFTEN MISTAKEN FOR 9 TEER DISEASES | Hans Co.writes as followtor.pmnion fire.Sunda\u201d in a.1.; ard all other Sundays ai an.Usual services ut Il a.m.ard T p.üx.AI seats free.Strang#rs wolcomed und shown Lo pures dy 8: lesmen.sac ST, PHIL'PFS CHURCH, Mentroal Weost\u2014 Servires at 1 a.m.and 7 p.m.Holy Com- manicn Jn.tte first Sunday in the month at the J1 ais, servi.and on the third Sunday ar 2.15 a.m Sun lar-c-hool and Bible class at < pin.Dynony prayer on Weds resdav at SR.R-v.frearge Johnson, inenmbent, ST.THOMAS CHURCH, Notre Dame st.\u2014 Morning prayer a 1! o'clock.Dvaning prayer at T o'lo:k.Svndar-school and bible class for young men and young women al 3 pm.Strangers made welcome at all services Rev.J.F.Renaud, incumbent, 82 Si.Habert =1rert.ST.LUKE'S CHURCIL corner of Chae plain anda Doreclicsier atrrets.\u2014 Trinity Sunday.Morning sevviss nt 11; preacher, the restor.Evoiinæ service at CT: oreachar, the rector.Sunday-schoo! and bible class fur asus at 3 qu Divine sere vice nn Wednesday evening at eight ov Kk Strancers mm sde welcome.Rev.T.E.Cunningham, 2M A.rector, ST.JUDE'S CUHUNCH.rorner of Vinet aud Courso! sta.Trinity Sunday.Service a: 11 and T pm.Rev.J I.Dixon, rector.=Sun- doy-school and Bible-classes at 3 p.m.AI are welcome.Wednesday evening sorvire at eight o'clock.followed hy teachers\u2019 meets ing.Friday, Band of ope at S p.m.ST.STEFHEN'S CHURCH.\u2018omar of St.l\u2019aul and Inspoctor streets.Trinity Sunday.Divine service Morning gravers at 2.30.At 11 the Right Rev.the Lord Bishop of the cipecese will hold an ordinatiny service with celebration of lolly Communion.Preacher, tha Rev.EI.Rextord, Evening at 7.Prearher, the revtor.Sunduy-srhoo! and rector\u2019s Bible-rlass for men and women a 3 v'elek, service on Thnreday evening ut 8 v'elook.\u2018 Ven, Archdeacon Evens, D.C L., recor.ST.GEORGE'S CHURCH, Trinity Sunday.11.65 am.\u2014 Mornlig prayer.Prea-ner Rev.J.James.3 p.m.-\u2014Sunday-sechnol and Bible-classes Rev (.JT.James.T+w5\u2014\u2014Eveninuzs praver.Preachor.the All strangers ani non-seatho.iers entering by front door a° !1 gain anl 7 pom.will be Giroctad to seais before divine seria begins Woednesdayv-\u2014D vine sorvies at § pom, METHODIST.MONTREAL SOUTH METHODIST CTTURCI Morning.at 11; evening, a: 7 Rev.A.E.Pates, pastor.DESRIVIFEES TREËT MISSINN\u2014Ser- vives a: 7,30 pm R.BDrown., pastor.All are walsnme SHERDRROOKE STREET METHODIST CHURCH.comer of Sherbrocke and St Harles Dorromee streets - Rey.W.H.Ema- lav, pastor.Services ar 11 an.and 7 pm.HOCHELAGA METHONIST CHTROH.1H Marlboraueh stress - Sarviees ac 11 am an: Topo Praver ivetins on Wednesday.at pm Ro, Thomas Brown, pastar, 28a Darling re.MENTAUX ST RUET METIHODIST CHUL corner or Moun\u2019 un un: Torranca glran as TH Shi prea het dl aan.and 5 pou.wees HB Beslan, MAL DD, pastor, COTE ST.ANTOINE METITODTRT CHURCH, cor oa?Western and Lansdowna avenues - Sarvires a 1 um.andl 7 pm.SunJav-sehol ar 3 Tua pastor will pres morning ang «ning.J.D.Ells, pas or, 10 Belmont COTE ST.PATI, MR- 5 Rev 1° [7 Bland Henti to-cirortow at 11 5m.Dolton wih) ET.HENRI AND Dis its I wil] prrach at S:.and af T7 pm.The Rov AT preach at Co'e =, Puis! au li am.and at 7 nm cook inl and A 1 Pelton, pastors.ITYCET MITT crit of Xo, [han se vise 11 a LoS OY ta vege peg tad Bit, classes wt 0pm YY PSUR on Maly at & pm.and prayer nee ny on Wedneaday VVening at oS.SIFAUE nade welcome at gi of thes serviers.Rev, Charles A Sy ies, poo te Manor street, STOJAVES MUTHODIST CHURCH.ror.or Nt.Votherine and \u2018is Connelllor- ers.x Soi Rome, 7°! pustor, The pastor wi prercu a° il aiid pm sanduv- s hool and Tide cee LAS ER.ond 3 Po Sessa an Waedneaday at s pm Es- worh Leagns oi! Christion Enltsuvor on sa- tir y at s pom, METH JOIST TOT AR CITURCH, 8, Catherine and Chun ody streats lap.A M, Phit™ps, B.D.64 At Mark street, pasion pest 11 at = David \\Vriah:, ef Trinilaëd, West ! will preach 7 pm -\u2014 Dev Prat, à 1.Richardson, we! Seeapy tie pulpit.\u2019 Sundav-si} and pastors class, pm.Monday «vruirg, E La CE On Weddin ose Cay avenini ivangoilstio service Strangers welcome at any service, Free sittings Coma! MISSION \u2014Serrire at 11: classes at 3 p.m.Sunday-school at ; Class at 3 .Weeklv praver mosting on \u201cThe WEST END METHODIST CHURCH, cor.and Canning streets\u2014Services to-morrow (Sunday) at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.preach at both services.Sunday-school and bible classes meet.at 3, o'clock on Mon- Prayer-meeting on Wednes- Strangers made welcome to all services.W.H.Sparling, B.A., pastor.DOMINION SQUARE METHODIST .CHURCH, opposite the Windsor Hotal\u2014Rev.W.J.Hunter, M.A.D.D., pastor, will preach at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Morning subject: \u2018Duty and Motive.\u2019 Evening: \u2018Insomnia \u2014tits cure.Sunday-schoo! and Bible- Service on Wednesday at £ p.m.Epworth League of C.E.on Saturday at 8 p.m.Sirangers and visitors welcome at all these services.EAST END METHODIST CHURCH, cor.of Lagauchetirre and Plessis streets.\u2014Ser- vire at J0M a m.and at 7 p.m The pastor, Rev.F.McAmmond.will preach | in the morning and in the evening.23) p.m.Young Peonle's Socisty of Christian ÆEndeavor on Monday.Servire on Wednesday at 8 p.m.You are cordially invited to any o: all of the above services, Rev F.McAmmond, B.A., pastor, 167 Jacques C'artter street.MOUNT ROYAL AND FAIRMOUNT AVENUE METHODIST CHURCHES\u2014Mount Royal avenue.-\u2014Servicez at 11 am.and 17 p.m.Mr J the morning.Mr.W.C.Palmer in the evening.Sabbath-school at 3.Fairmount and Outre- mont\u2014Services at Outremont at 11 a.n., and Montreal Annex, Fairmount ave.at 7 p.m.Reais Ire, Strangers welcome, l\u2019astors, W.J.Wood, 1091 Cadieux street; G.I.Camp- 224 University s'rest.bell, PRESBYTERIAN.CALVIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 256i Notre Dame atreet west.Divine service at It o'clock.Evening service at 7 o'clock.tev.Dr.Smyth.pastor.CRESCENT STRENT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -Servires commence at 11 a.m and 7 p.m.The Rev.A.B.Mackay, D.D, the pasior, will preach et both sarvices.Sabbath-school and Bible.classes at 3 pom MAISONNEUVE Church Misston)\u2014-2crvice on a.m.and 7 p.m.pin.Y.F.S.C.E.church prayer mestiug on Wednesday evening at § o'clock.D.1».Millar, Student Missionary.ST.GILES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner of St.Deals and Carriere sts.\u2014Sun- day services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Prayer meeting on Wednesday at » p.m.Christian Endearvor Soclety on Monday at 8 p.m.Rev, J.R.Dobson, B.A.B.D., pastor.ST.PAUL'S CHURCH.Dorchester sireet, The Rev.James Barciay, D.D.pastor, will officiate at both services.Morning service ar 11 o'clock, evening service at 17 p.m.Seats free al Sunday evening services.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI Cote St.Antoine.Services at 11 a.m.an p.m.The paztor will preach at both ser- Vices Morning subject: The Royal Man- heed of Jesus Chris.Evening subject: The Life of Jesus Chrisie.Speclal to young people.=abbath-sehonl and Bible-cluss at 3 p.m.l\u2019'rayer-mecting on Wednesday evening at 3.WESTMINSTER CHURCH (Presbyterian), Atwater avenue, near St.Antoine street.Services a+ !l um.and 7 p.m.Sundav- shoo!l at 3 p.m.Prayer mreting on Wed- Uasday evening at 8 o'clock, deuvor on Monday a: Xx p.m.Oxley, B.A.pastor, 307 Greene avenue.TAYLOR CHURCH, corner Papineau ave.and Lagan street.\u2014\u2014services conducted by the pastor at 11 aan.and 7 pom.Sunday-school and Bible-classes at 3 p.m.Praise and prayer meeting on Wednesday at § p.m.Y.I\"S.C.E.on Friday at 3 p.m.Strangers cordially welcomed at all or any of the s-r- vices.Rry.Thonias Bennett, pastur.STANLEY STREET CHURCH, near the Windeor Tail.No pew rents.Strangers specauly fuvited, Divine sorvice at 11 a.m.and 7 pain.Sunday-scnool at three pam.Monday at ¥ p.m.Wednesday at x Y.P.S.C.E, meets on pm.dev.F.M.Dewey, MLA.pastor.CHURCH (Presbyterian).Campbeil, D.D., pastor, srrvice at 11 a.m.and 7 Communion service in the evening.Srran- gers made welcome and shown to sea's.Collection for Widows and Orphans\u2019 Fund.sunday-schoo! at $ p.m.\u2026, to which all are invited not attending elsewhere.Christian Endeavor meeting after evening service.Bible-reading on Wednesday at S p.m.ERSKINE CHURCH (Presbyterian), brooke street, head of Crescent street.AJ.Mowatt, pastor, will am.and 7 p.m.Sunday scuool at 3 p.m.Christian Endeavor Society will mee: on Munday at 3 pin.Strangers welcume at all services.ST.GABRIEL Rev, [lobert wid conduct divine Shar- KNOX CHURCH (Presbyterian), corner of Dorchester and Mansfield streets\u2014Rov.Jas.Fleck, B.A., pastor.Services at 11 a.m.and at 7 p.m.Rev.Mr.Fleck's class for young men will meet at 3 p.m.Sabbath- scnool and Bible-ciasses meet at 3 Y.PSCR.Band of Hope on Friday at 4 p.m.CHALMERS CHURCH, Arthur and St.Lawrenes Sunday-shool at 10 aan.Livine service at li a.m.and 7 p.m.Prayer meeting at 19,30 a.m.Habbath-sc}hool, Young Women's and pastor's Bible-classés at 2 pom \u201d Christian Endeavor on Monday at 8 pm.Meering for prayer and praiss on Wednesday corner of Prince strects-Chinese a: 5 p.m.Walrome +o all.Rev.G.Colborne Hein, B.A.pastor.AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.corner of Dorchester and l'rummond sig.\u2014 Servioeg at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.The pastor the Rev.T.3.MeWilllams, wil preach.i'raver weoting on Wednesday evening a: o'etnel, Livine servie in the chapel.7a Inzpactar greet 2t 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sun- , day-.keeper named Firth, wh ve jiae of the most notorious 1 the ov determined after conversion \u2018 the business.By his invitation the ing adjourned ro his saloon, and Le tire stock, worth six [DEE NEES hu: ir À was brought out and emai gutter, and a bonfire vas barrels and fixtures.Mr GG pen from the top of an empiv rel to the erowd that asseintle At the hundred and Assembly of the Presbyterian Charl the United Stares, held in Plresture) report of standing commitiers ©.eign missions wes read by Ir Ge.Chalfant.The total expenditures { r past year were 39768854 T6 as agi Tie ladite! 8 bishe Sevonth Geter PS $995,921.70 for the preceding year.a «° PET PAIE CS RÉ APN SRE gr HW TMI EE ES Tue VE ERT TITS = en N ARATE Eh HR ET , Ras SGT Ty, ERE ETE REA Apa SRE MR DIE PEN CIRE SAR AE YS A TT 2 ww Iq I~ NY I a = % > 0 - Pa a_i x PRE SpE 10 RT 3 Jo AS WR PE, rT TS ey Aen bn LE I CNT UE ES LAURE NU SRE MA SITE SE FRAN A CHAR Eh 3 RTS VOS URSS IT EER PUS TS) TE EE Tn EP EH\" STAY DIE n 3 ner 7 = SRE pth Li Bla Tt OI Ca GR Se SA SAR TE RN SCAR Bah RR di Am Art AY Tb rt ern bp gor \u2014 SarcrDAY, JUNE 8, 1895, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.13 \u2014_\u2014 - om Shick paroc >» of $12,038.94.The receipts dur- | Business Cards.ADVERTISEMENTS.\u201crae [= \u2018he year were $865.709.37.The de- | _ NH, \"ir.including the debt of last year, is mW = 4 io 3 A 1 Nr = col London society, and in O7 Jdife is describe! us the he © cof energy wasted on protons.ment that the age an juodnes (the rich it is a masked vice, peor a prison, 1o the workers , Where denons noch at ai gen, gracions «its that fin we 1 Ligher than their CV worth ener es COWL Foster Brown A velo Pelever and fascinating tales of eal life will be Fount uo bo Stories,\u201d by Dress Lynoh 0 (Scribher's Sons, They ar psteriey with à purpose, an vlear the gigantie «fforts of' by well brought up boys to bad nabits that they nouiv wir - suppose, the respect of \u201cheir Jv ix a book for parenis 1 over.(WW.Foster Broan, «1 The plet of \"Forward Haus Jam Scovill\u201d Case.15 laid in 0 à rransion on the rocky const \u2018land.It isa storv of snoivale the author tells of an exp - | wonderfn! pos, a smail ote which on à sheff reduced a en la score of men to indistineo\u2026.fragments.(W.Foster Pics L- \u2018A Trace and Other stor (Mary Tappan Wrighp ee Sens), 15 a volume of tai tragic.Storm and =hijwrerk den death and ghosts who oo the tempest.ardent love an hate, are brightly describwd too =.mer reading.(W.Foster Brows SEX DAILY WITNESS is print} and pee at the \u2018Witness building, st 1.1 7 Tue and St.Peter stréets, in the city om bou TPae 7 John Redpath Douguil, of Muntr°u.All business communications should te net *Jobn Dougall & Son, and ail letters \"2 V Edivor should Le addressed * Editor ol 00 \u2018Witness.\u201d "]