The daily witness, 10 novembre 1896, mardi 10 novembre 1896

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[rays Tur-pay, NOVEMBER 10, 1896, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.\"ASK OF MONTREAL STATEMENT, À i \u201cation {LK ECL TASE IN NET PROFITS.SAAD SHOWIN.IN FACE OP LATE ANCIAL UNE ER RTAINTY ANI) DECREASED DOSINES-.af th> busi- or tho haif after deduct- Seon KC pay - ress li Monte D 1 Pa 1, #$ 1500 ro .LN aden Colaba [RE of profits and By way former Sp ab of ear Ings OM \u2014 cap 11 2 $1213,289 .1,210 436 .1.241.196 ha!?year decrease Cee at \u201chohe \u201cvoctstiess in s iritg the Lars for the a.ee ARN, - «opres- Cl ae ty ells line, the NEE i ~ Too PE dark that the yearly states than iavorabiy The morse compare d few thee past Ve drs.LEONE = A.À sD6,348.19 SL odetail is as Ÿ ofPo PFrift a 0 155 603,350.21 81,459, G9B.40 600,000.00 forward Lu Le en es.$859,69S.40 on October 31, x +; Mar,treal Stock was 280 i +, file.L4 per share: on the veor ID Was 2234 percent.L, STATEMENT\u2014October 3], 1886.LIARILITIES.Ter rc .312,000,000.04 tack LL 11 Lee 2020222 15 h,ûn0 (99,00 oi profits \u201cob ese] sSI.E9S, 40 1 fend t += bearing in- aera S600.0a%.40 tds.4162.09 vind Ist 1 eealIn- sn 111 1 1.600.000.00 $19,463,561.00 iv the Donk in .$ 5.330 483.0) \"ot bearing .9.456.252.84 ST 260.072.154.068 vs auto ari 3 1n t 7 465,98 \u2014- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 41.784.917.73 cut $61,245.778.54 | \"eral witnesses and after a deliberation of ASSETS.Gold and Silver Coin Current .4 2,200,061.84 goverpment Demand Notes.20U81,829.75 Deposit with Dominion Governmeutre- quired by Arr of Parliament for security of general hank note circula- ton.+.2°7,600,00 Pie by A- soneies of this Bank and other Ranks in Foreign l\u2018ountries7.743,420.59 » Tate hv Agencies of mils Bank and other Banks in Great Britain .7,152.494,30 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 14.930, 804.09 eired Srares Rail- ay Bond: .2,478.138.55 \u201cetes and Cheques of other Banks.1.260,075.55 Dank Th.vise Horde (redate \u201cTerost reserved) anther sacuri- : al Assets .37.102.935.73 secured by \u201c'rtgaré or other- LL 12 150,627.63 dehre not Calle zacured ; rovided 10r) 115 201.40 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 AT.00R TTA 8S $61, 248,775.84 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 THE PROTECTORS OF THE WEAK.STONTHLY MEETING OV THE 5.P.W.& C.F »amises at Montreal and Branches.Ce ea 00 6 res $23,282.003.09 QUO DEA CU at Loans and faseonris, The regular mon.hlv meeting of direct ous 7 tiie Focisty for ine Protection of > THE CHOIR OF STANLEY STREET CHURCH will lead the SERHVICE OF SONG TO-NIGHT.Meetings cach night at eight o'clock until Friday.All men cordially invited.BIBLE ADDRESSES at 4 p.m.Tuesday.Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, open to all.Topics Tuesday: My Jewels.\" Wednesday: \u2018The Holy Spirit.\u201d Young Men's Christian Association, Dominion Square.10 RT ASSOCIATION, Phillips Bquare.Galleries Open Daily, 9 a.m, till dusk.ADMI3SYON, 250.SATURDAY, FREE.Rendinz Room open to members tu 6 p.n- 7 \u2014 Civil Service Examinations.The Civil Service Examinations will be held THIS WEEK in the Hall of the Cabinet de Lecture Paroissiale, Notre Dame street, opposite the Seminary.; Preliminary Examinations, TUESDAY, Nov.10.Qualifying Examinations, WEDNESDAY, Nov.11 and 12.Candidates are requested to be present at 9 o'clock a.m.(By order).WEDNESDAY.NOVEMBER 11.MONTREAL SNOWSHOE CLUB 57th ANNUAL MEETING.\u2019 The Fifty-Seventh An- Meeting of the above Club will be held in the Club Rooms, 149- Mansfield on WEDNES- LIV] JD) EE) 11th NOVEMBER, 1896, at 8.15 p.m., sharp.Business\u2014 Reception of Committee's Re- nual SUBSCRIPTION RATES.Daily Witness, 83.00, Weekly Witness, $1.00; with reductions to clubs; Northern Messenger, 30e : 10 copira 10 one address, 82.25 : 20, 84.40 ; 30, $10.50 ; 100, 320.For Great Britain add $1.04 per annum for postage on Weekly Witness; 28e on Northern Messenger; 83.60 on Daily Witness.The last edition of vhe DAILY WITNESS is de- lvered in the city covery evening of publication at 84.09 per annum.\"ADVERTISING RATES.DAILY WITNESS.Five lines and upwards, 10c per line.on favorable terms.WE LY WITNESS.With large type or cuts, 206 per line.One-thir reduction if set.in our usuol small advertising types.Special contract rates.= \u2014 Contract All buriness commun o:tions should be addressed \u2018John Dougall & Son, Witness Office, Muntreal,\u2019 and all letters to the Editor should be addressed \u2018Editor of the \u201cWitness,\u201d Montreal.Yay N.Moon - \"F.Mod Same s, November CE Nr 25 112/3|4|5/6/7 \u2018819 |10/11|12/13/14 15/16/17|18/19/20/21 mi 24 22 29 26 27/28 25 The Daily Witness, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1896.Archbishop Langevin is hardly justified in his surprise that the Manli- tchba school question should be settled without consulting him and those in Manitoba he represents.He and his side made their case and their demands as fuliy and as widely understood as possible.But they port, Treasurer's Statement and Election of, appealed to the Province of Quebec ; Officers for ensuing year.Full attendance requested.JARVIS, lion.Sceretary.e tm -> au.an FUTURE MEETINGS.WINDSOR HALL.The management of the HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL Have pleasure in announcing a concert in its aid in which the Zingari Banjo, Guitar and Glee Club, Miss Hollinshead (s0- pranc), Mr.Marshall Williams (baritone), and Mrs.Shaw and Mrs.Brown (pianists), will take part, at Windsor Hall, NOYEMBER 17, 8.15 p.m.Tickets, $1 and 50 cents.Seats at Shaw\u2019s, 2274 St.Catherine street, after 9th inst.7 Y.M.C.A.MEETINGS.The first of a series of addresses to young men by the Rev.D.M.Cameron of London, England, was given in the Young Men's Christian Association building last evening.Mr.Cameron iz an interesting and forcible speaker, and presents the gospel in a direct and touching manner.His theme lest evening was \u2018 Come unto me.\u201d Mr.Fred.Meyers and the choir of Moun:ain Street Methodist Church Jed ihe service of song.The meetings continue at eight o'clock to- rizht and each night this week until Friday.Afternoon meetings, open to al, will be held this afternoon at four o'ciock, and on Wednesday and Thursday at the same hour.+ Mr.Cameron gave an address at the Man's Bible Class on Sunday afternoou, on the \u2018Trials and the triumph of the faith of Abraham.\u2019 From his willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac, he showed hls own great faith and obedience, and the preacher illustrated faith by allusion to the greater sacrifice of Jesus Christ on behalf of the simners of all mankind.flis address created a deep interest, and at the close a number of young men waited for personal counsel.Mr.Cameron will give bible addresses every afternoon at four o'cleck, which are open to all, and he will also speak every evening un- t!! Friday.Special meetings for men will bo held.\u2014 ASSOCIATION HALL Tuesday, Nov.17, has been set for the concert promised by Miss Mabel Chambers and Miss Bertha Belasco.It will be given in the Y.M.C.A.hall Monsieur J.J.Goulet, violinist, and Mr.A.A.Hodgson, baritone, will assist these young ladies.A carefully selected programme is promised and will be published in the advertising columns short- lv.This 8 one of the opportunities which music lovers will not fail to appreciate.CONCERT.ee me = A HOTELKEEPER ASSIGNS.Zotique Roy, hotelkeeper, St.Catherine street, bas assigned at the demand of Mrs.Pierre Roy, with liabilities of about $2,700.| to the appeal, t school municipality of St.the Province of Quebec, in answer sent Mr.Laurier to seitle it, and Mr.Laurier\u2019's settlement \u2018goes\u2019 here, and consequently in Manitoba also.> The Quebec Government, through Mr.Atwater, has frankly acknowledged that, through the connivance où a former government, that of Mr.Mercier, the sanction of law was given to an unblushing outrage perpetrated by the Roman Catholic school board of the recently erected Gregory Thaumaturgus on the Protestants whose property was included within the bounds of that municipality ; but that it was an outrage and a wrong.and that it could now only be remedied by the province paying for the Protestant taxpayers the amount of which it is determined to plunder them.No cone can find fault with this proposal unless it be the general taxpayer, who has to shoulder a burden created by trickery.What the people who are to profit by the business think of themselves can only be surmised.We ought to be thankful if Manitoba has escaped the medieval and despotic system which is here illustrated.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The \u2018Evenement\u2019 acknowledges that there is urgent need of reform in the schools of this province.The Flynn Government, it says, recognizes this and has made school reform a plank in its platform.But Mr.Flynn, it tells us, feels that the ground is slippery and that he must proceed very prudently.The \u2018Evenement\u2019 agrees with Mr.Flynn and says : \u2018If reforms \u2018are urgently called for they, must \u2018not be too radical, for then insur- \u2018mountable obstacles would be met.\u2019 What, then, are these insurmountable obstacles to placing education on a right footing ?What \u2018is it that makes Mr.Flynn feel that if he does right by the rising generation, and puts them in a position te hold their own in the battle of life, his own feet will slip from under him ?It is not for us to answer the question or to seek to catch the numbing spectre | that the \u2018Evenement\u2019 sees in a path which should be all light.We must ask the \u2018Evenement\u2019 to tell us what it is like and how it would appear to be dressed ?There is certainly ' nothing in Mr.Flynn\u2019s policy so far \u2018as announced to raise any obstacle or to irritate any hobgoblin that may wish to prevent the children from getting a liberal education.All Mr.Flynn has proposed so far is to take more of the people's money than now and distribute it among the schools.Even the \u2018Evenement\u2019 sees no danger in this.It sees its nightmare sitting upon the schools and devouring the extra money with a smack.-\u2014 The declarations of the street railway people about the danger of going up the Cote des Neiges hill have been either pure hypocrisy or else Mr.Forget and Mr.Cunningham were very ill-informed in 1893, when they urged this very line on the ccuncil of Cote des Neiges, and descanted on the safety with which t could be carried out.Wheat has changed their mind does not seem to be newly discovered engineering difficulties, but an understanding reached with the Park and Island Company, with whom they were then in competition for the Cote des Neiges franchise.They had actually undertaken to build the line and to carry the Côte des Neiges people to all parts of the town for six cents, with reductions by ticket after five years, when the other company showed them that it was better to come to an agreement with it.By toe street railway retiring it would equally get five cents on every passenger brought to town by way of the back of the mountain, and that without the expense of building and working a line over the Cote des Neiges hill, and the Park and Island Company would be able to collect another five cents for itself.So the street railway brazenly entered into a contract with its rival to break its contract with Cote des Neiges.Cote des Neiges but for this underhand trick could have exacted from the Park and Island Railway a five-cent fare to the centre of the city, while its people have now to pay ten cents.All this has, of course, nothing to do with the Street Railway Company's undertaking with the city of Montreal to lay a track to the city limit on the Cote des Neiges road, or indeed wherever the city may order, except that it shows how a company can, and why it sometimes does, repudiate\u201d an undertaking.-_\u2014\u2014\u2014 LORD SALISBURY'S SPEECH.While there was nothing startling in Lord Salisbury's speech at the Lord Mayor's banquet last evening, there was much that was important.The whole English-speaking world will be glad to hear that a basis for the arbitration of the Venezuelan difficulty has been reached by the British and United States governments, and that the agreement, though we suspect it involves considerable concessions on the part of Britain, is of a nature which is quite honorable to her.It is prebable, from Lord Salisbury\u2019s speech and the \u2018Times\u2019s\u2019 comments thereupon, that Great Britain has consented to arbitrate all the territory that has not been occupied by British subjects during a period of fifty years.That is a long period to go back ; a generation would have been more reasonable, say twenty-five years.It is probable that the occupation of any part of any district would on this basis be held as ownership of the whole district.The agreement was the proposition of the United States Government, so that the real good will of Britain toward the sister nation is plainly enough manifested in its acceptance.The Barima districts of Guiana are of great importance to Great Britain, as they give her a footing at the mouth of the Orinoco, which will some day be a great artery of commerce, but it-would be better and easier to sacrifice those districts under such an agreement as that arrived at than to have to sacrifice a foot of the extreme limit of the hinterland after war feeling had heen aroused between the peoples of the two nations.And all South America would not be worth a war between Great Britain and the United States, which would mean the beginning of the end of one or other nation, and perbaps the sacrifice of i: BER Bf ys fein ron Sd dot Sr fii SR BE de ak El gl C2 gp etre lue = ai po Se the future of the English-speaking peoples and the retardment of the civilization of the world.It is evident that an agreement has been reached by the great powers of Europe in regard to Turkey, and that the agreement is to compel the Sultan to introduce and carry out real reforms, or rather to place the ad- | ministration of the Christian provinces of the empire in the nands of Christian subjects of the Porte, who will be chosen by the powers themselves.The employment of force either by one of the powers or by a combination of them is not contemplated.It seems from this part of Lord Salisbury\u2019s speech that Turkey is strong for defence against attack by any one of the powers, which means that she would have the financial and other material assistance of some one or more of the other European powers in such a case.But that left to herself Turkey will have no support from any of them, and that she will go to pieces in time.probably in no very long time.In the meantime the powers have apparently satisfied themselves that the Sultan is now impressed with the truth that further massacres will hasten the end of him and his empire, and that he is, as Lord Salisbury intimates, as humble as he can be ; the employment of force could not make reforms by the Sultan less uncertain ; they could only precipitate the end, and a sanguinary end it would be for Turks, Armenians and Greeks alike.Great Britain is, we learn, not to give up Egypt, or even Cyprus, not \u2018an acre of ground she now hclds,\u201d to use Lord Salisbury\u2019s very firm and vigorous language.Cyprus is of no use to England, but it certainly could not be handed back to Turkey ; there is no other nation to which its people are specially attached, and it could not be made independent.Perhaps Lord Salisbury has a sentimental feeling for the island he and Lord Beaconsfield secured by diplomacy for England from Turkey, even though it is a worthless possession.That Russia and Great Britain understand one another better and are more friendly is clearly conveyed in Lord Salisbury\u2019s speech, though he is careful to declare that no alliance has been made by England with any power or any group of powers.This is for the gratification of Germany, which is just now in a very humiliating position.The bonds of the Triple Alliance, whose influence and prestige have waned as those of the Russo-French alliance have waxed, have been weakened and loosened by the treachery of German statesmen at war with the policy of their own country, and Germany itself is disturbed and distressed by the warring of the factions.Prince Bismarck can be and will be silenced skortly by the force of public opinion acting with the Emperor William, who must have the sympathy in this matter of all right-thinking people.The Emperor and his chan: cellors since Bismarck\u2019s time have been acting in good faith ; it is litlle less than diabolical for Bismarck to attempt to break the trust in that good faith by casting doubts upon it with revelations of his own bad faith as a German chancellor.The situation in Europe is by no means a sunny one, yet Lord Salisbury\u2019s 1 speech gives the impression that the immediate danger of war is over, RAILWAY Y.M.C.A., PT.8ST.CHARLES The regular Sunday afternoon service in the room of the association on Sunday afternoon was addressed by the Rev.Mr.Cruikshank, of St.Matthew's Presbyterian Church.The speaker gave a stirring address upon Character,\u201d taking for his text the request of the Midianite kings to Gideon, particularly the words: \u2018As the man is so is his strength\u2019 He pressed upon his hearers the necessity ot obtaining strength from the Spirit of God.and that as we were filled with the Holy Spirit so were we prepared for work for the service of Christ and for the uplifting of our fellowman.He besought al) to partake of the living fountain even the waters of lifq everlasting.A cordial invitation is extended to all railway men to meet the members on Sunday afternoons at four o\u2019clock.There will be addresses by railway men and a good service of song.All are asked to come and spend an hour in talking of God\u2019s saving grace, and hig loving care of railway men.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A CLAIM FOR INJURIES RECEIVED.T.Maddigan has entered an action claiming a thousand dollars damages from the Montreal Roofing Company on account of injuries received while working in the service of the company defendant.UNHAPPY ALDERMEN.They Find That Companies Which They Once Were the Masters of ARE NOW THE MASTERS OF TIIEM.The Street Railway and Bell Telephone Companies caused the aldermen much unhappiness yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the City Council and war was declared upon both companies.The meeting proved to be an interesting one.When the Council opened the Mayor, presented the petition handed him on Wednesday last by the merchants who asked that the earlyclosing by-law should The Mayor said he had been be enforced.informed by the City Attorney that the judge, by-law, would deliver judgment in the course of a few days.\u2018Of course,\u201d said Alderman Stevenson, \u2018if the judge decides that the Dy-law is \u2018 legal the Council will do its duty and see it is enforced.Noihing can be done till this decision is rendered.\u2019 The Mayor said the only course opcn was to leave the petition on the table till this decision was rendered.It was Alderman Marsolais\u2019 opinion that the by-law should be enforced without waiting for the decision; if the judge declared it was unconstituticnal it could then be abolished.The council bad passed a by-law and they should see it was respected., It was decided, however, to wait for the decision of the courts.A COUL NOTIFICATION.The following notification from the secretary of the Bell Telephone Company caused great indignation; it read: On behalf of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, Montreal that this company requires for the purposes of its business, to lay underground conduits for its wires or cables, from the branch on the east side of Bleury street, opposite the Revere House, north of St.Catherine street.to the pole on the : west side of Bleury street, facing the same building, a distance of about thirty or forty feet, and that the company Intends making the excavations, under the powers conferred on it by its charter of incorporation; and I write this to notify the city that this: company will begin such work of excavation on Tuesday, Nov.10, instant, in order | that the City Surveyor, or such other officer as the city may appoint, may supervise such excavation and laying of conduits, etc.if the city deems such supervision necessary or exnedient.Ald.Beausoleil was amazed at the coolness of this company in saying it would open up the streets without the city\u2019s consent.The company, relying upon its charter was simply grabbing the streets | of the city.He was in favor of preventing it by force from tearing up the roads, no matter what its charter was.\u2018We might as well,\u201d sald Ald.Stevenson, wrathfully, \u2018give up all control of our streets to these companies.It is simply disgraceful the way the city Is being treated in this matter.I am of Ald.Beausoleil\u2019s opinion that we should instruct the City Surveyor to stop the company from doing this work.\u2019 Ald.Connaughton said the city should not send the City Surveyor to superin- | tend the work and thus the city would show it would not recognize the contention of the company that its charter from the government was sufficient to allow it to open up the streets without consent of the City Council.Ald.Sadler point2d out, however, that by the City Surveyor not supervising the work of the companies which were npen- ing up the streets that they were simply laying pipes where they liked, After Ald.Rainville had saff thet the: company should not be allow to think | the City Council countenanced its charter from the legislature, he made the following motion, which was seconded by | Ald.Stevenson: That this Council.persisting In its previous resolution.declares itself opposed ta the action of the Bell Telephone Company.such as indicated in its notice of today.and that the City Survevor be instructed to prevent the works mentioned in the said notice.Then rose Ald.Prefontaine, champion of this and other companies, and said the Bell Telephone Company had been given permission by the federal and local legislatures to dig up the streets of the city and lay pipes therein without saying to the council \u201cBy your leave.\u201d In consequence of these mighty powers the city would be doing a perilous thing if it interfered with the company in its work of digging up the streets.If force was used by the city the company would simply do as the Standard Light and Power Company had done, get an injurc- tion against the city and then proceed with the work.In conclusion be said the company would only be insulted by the city if it had to ask for the permit.\u2018It is something marvellous to me) said Ald.Jacques, \u2018how these companies managed to get such wonderful power from the governments.\u2019 Ald.Rainville\u2019s motion was then voted upon and resulted as follows: \u2014 Ayes\u2014Ald.Wilson.Charpentier, Harner, Kinsella.Connaughton, Dupre.Grothe, Re- neault, McBride.Beausoleil.Jacques, Pre- vost.Marsolais, Stevenson, Lefebvre.Rain- ville\u201416.Nays\u2014Ald.Sadler, Turner, Penny, gen, Prefontaine\u2014s.THE TURN OF TRE M.S, R.The Street Railway Company now came in for a severe handling on account of its policy in rezard to the Cote des Neiges line.Ald.Kinsella presented the following memorial to the council from Messrs.James McKenna and E.F.Prendergast, members of the committee of the council of the town of Notre Dame des Nè:iges, appointed to negotiate for an electric car service from the town into the city of Montreal in 1892-3: \u2014 Notre D:me des Neiges, Nov.7, 1894.To His Worship the Mayor and the Aldermen of the City of Montreal Gentlemen, \u2014Thinking it might be of ad- Costi- in the civil courts, who was to | decide upon the constitutionality of the, 1 have to notify the city of; m2 re, vantage to you at this tj.manner in which the Mess.Way Company treated 1.town ot Notre laine de- ing concluded neguuar:e als Agreement in the s;: | vide the town with a: service by way of Cote or, Guy street to all purts u: - real, we Lez to Say.that of 1N82, the Council was j ; - Corriveau, representing oo land Haliwas Conan Strcel car service to iin of Montreal from ali us: who subsequently on.\u201con Ue five-vent fare if giv.EE chive, While nego, with them, the so.Company wauted us : contract with the Pa: Company as they w.- ler which they wo more favorable condi, \u201c1583, the secretary ae - letter from Mr.1.J.i _ the company.askin freedoimn from texan also that we shoul! i Way thrcugh the tx = required for the «LC , cOuTeny would nice Cienl street car sop.= \u201ccity of Montreal ut u Na = trip from the cenuis .© LL mere distant parts oo ; 2 On April 18, the ; \"pany having deu \u2018a ithe Courcil.à ress yo dav agreeing lo rer.: : franchise Applied tir voy 00 | to twenty years, thy copa.oo : ; : Pas (CU SU LT - : ; right of Way at irs vt | ing for redu 1 1; i years, and alse itai tu cs | bave this Iine nar oc 007, À its cf Mountain aveu a 1 TT 8 Avg.1, 183, and 1, Che during 1834.{t beinc 2 Lo .the route of this servo 4 +1 en, Ct to be by way of the Lo .| ord Guy street, the ui LL, route were eloquently Groffrion.Mr.Casgirain.« x (rartner of Aldernian Pr.feasibility and safety by \u2014 ! Mr.Cunningham.On May 10 following.the = 12 Par: a five Mont- led to ave y fare allway rare a fiv» e «is- ontréal a ppt Island nego- set of || Was nd his npan:.id ze: lail- ng as- at Mr.roule, easible \u2018@e was off.the Her Mon:- jg wa?, build 2 net 1, as eo will no qd - dollars ted \u2018M Tyespay, NovEMnBER 10, 1896, DR.LABERGE REPLIES TO THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.\u2014 COMPOBITION OF THE NURSES AT THE CIVIC HOSPITAL.Speaking of the resolution passed »v the Ministerial Association yes- serdavy afternoon in regard to the vie hospital, Dr.Laberge.city medi- cat health officer, said this morning : \u2018+ appears the Ministerial Assocla- ton does not think the nurses at the civic hospital are as qualified as they should be.1f such is the 1mpres- sion ir 1s totally unfounded.oo \u2018As I stated in a lengthy interview in the \u2018Witness\u2019 a few days ago, the ses are Tout out of five of them are Protestants.After the action of the Min- i-terial Association | think it will be wise to give the names of the nurses at this hospital.and also what their ications are.un head nurse ig Miss Mary Fleming, of London, Eng.She is a certifird graduate of the Metropolitan Hospital and St John's House, Jondon.Her experience in diph- theritic diseases was acquired in the surh-West and North-\\West hospitals .London.She is also a member \u201cthe Roval Briilsh Nurses\u2019 Associa- on.\u201cThe other nurses are : Miss Ella \u201ciron, a graduate of the Royal Vic- trian Hospital.She received special ning in fever diseases in Toronto.\u2018Miss Gertrude Marshall was trained Ki { v .' & Faddinginon Hospital, London.Miss Mary Rowland is a private arse.but was recommended to me by nne of the best English families i.this city.The only French nurse i< Miss Mary Grenier.\u20181 think this information, coupled with what has already appeared in the Witness\u2019 as to the efficiency of: the s-aff at this hospital, should set at rest anv doubts that may have existed as to its not being a competent one, as well as once for all do away with the idea that patients are given over to Catholics to nurse.\u2019 \u2014 A CONSERVATIVE RALLY.PROVINCIAL » BEADY FOR THE ELECTIONS.The Hou.G.E.Nantel, Commissioner of Crown Lands, addressed a mecsting of friends of the provincial Conservative party last evening at the J.iberal-Conser- vative Club.Mr.J.D.Rolland presided, the other gentlemen present, besides the Hon.Mr.Nantel, including the Hon.Jos.Royal, the Hon.P.E.Leblanc, Messrs.Monk, M.P.for Jacques Cartier; Duples- ss, Parizeau, Tellier and Martineau, M.L.A.'s; Dr.S.Lachapelle, Joseph Gir- ouard, Jcannotte, Ald.Savignac, L.Z.Jorcas, P.L.Mignault, W.Roy, L.J.Surveyer, H.J.Bisaillon, H.L.Cousineau, A.Germair, Thos.Berthiaume, C.Beaublen, Henry Beativ.H.Raza, A.Flante, Pagnuello, Marsan, Laviolette, k.Laurendeau, and many others.Mr.Nantel, in the course of his remarks, spoke strongly of the necessity of MAKING sourd organization for the party, adding \u2018 tha: it was imperative that such organi- ; zation should be effected at once.without waiting till the sessicn The leaders of the party at Quebzc would second the efforts of the young men of the party in the good cause.Candidates shoukd be in the field as soon as possible.He also spoke of the gocd work accomplished by the political clubs.Having assurad his hearers that the government were firmly united, the Hon.Mr.Nantel concluded by saying that victory would he theirs if the government was properly = ronded by their friends.dr.L.N.Duplessis, M.P.P.for St.Maurice, alluded to the Liberal viciory ol June last.saying that it was in consequence of the defective organization of \u201cae Conservative party.This would now 5 remedied, and they would soon be vie- ous.He assured the meeting that Thr~~ Rivers was ready for the fight, and \u201chas thoy expected great things from Mumntreal.Ozher speeches were made by gentlemen present.and a resolution was passed expressing confidence in Mr.Flynn's Government.Mr.Nantel having thanked \"hose present for their attendance the members of the meeting busied themselves with making arrangements for the organization of the party in the city and neighborhood.M ANCIENT ODDFELLOWSHIP.iy To-morrow evening a large number of Manchester Unity Oddfellows will visit Metropolis Lodge, No.191, C.0.0.F., at \u201che Invitation of Bro.Duncan A.Young «nd officers of the lodge.Since Grana Master Wardell\u2019s visit here, negotiations have been entered into regarding the fu- \u201care of Manchester Unity Oddfellowship and if necessary to consolidate the 1.0.') F.M.U., with the Grand Lodge of the COO.F., which now has some hundred -> ! tWenty lodges.Should such be de- + 1 on, the future of Manchester Unity \u2018i-llowship will receive a great im.; Us.The E.G.0.of the C.0.0.F.has > issued a list of deceased brethren ving 330.000 cash paid out, which is = ad io be striking proof of the good * loing and its sound financial posi- =\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cNIN; THE FACTS FOR THE JURY.+» Archibald rendered judgment \u201clay fixing the facts for the jury in , t.the Council.and the manner of uw; the right of taxing posts in the sows ,, the railways, the municipal «.© - 8 municipal offices, the responsibilty © councillors.the police of the su} and also for the purpose of conferr.& the said town more ample powers .| better defining the rights, attribut duties of taxpayers, and for other jo poses.Montreal.26th October, 1596, BEAICHAMP & BRUCHEST, Attorneys of the Town of Maisonneuve, AMENDMENTS THE CITY OF MONTRF:, shall apply to the Legislaturs of Quebec at its next Ses: for an act to amend îtes «.: different acts amendGing :.- and the ter, same, as follows:\u2014 1.To enable it to meet its obligations - execute certain works and 1mproveze:-< absolutely required, and to provide for «: payment cf the surplus of interest res.- ing from such obligations.bv means o à loan and an increase of revenue , 2.To amend the laws concerning the jr.paration and revision of the Municijs, a: l Parliamentary lists ; 3.To empower the city to impose a \u2018ux on all telegraph, telephone and cle nd wires placed underground or ou juice 4, To regulate mendicity.the sale of Lowe.papers and pamphlets, as weil as the +2 lation of bicycles and other vehicles «* : ; kind.and to prohibit the exposite.wounds and infirmities in the streets oo! public squares of the city.and aiso : authorized to make by-laws concerning weighing of stone, commodities und ne! - cultural products within the Jimmie of the city and to have tho control of julie scales that effect ; b.To correct a mistake ji, se tion 1 Chapter 57 of 67 Victoria In vu word \u2018widening\u2019 in the secund liLe word \u2018improvemez:t\u2019 aud to modify section accordingly; 6.To the effect that no coripauy OT person may be authorized to do any work in the streets of the Ciiv of Muntreal v.1hcut the consent and permission of the Coun of the said city, notwithstandiug any jaw to the contrary ; 7.To the effect that the powered to make a special loan for the cons struction of tunnels or underground CE duits in the streets or lanes of the Clty \u201877 the purpose of placing thercin the 1ele- graph, telephone and clectric wires; 8.To authorize the city to levy the shoo] tax which has not been collected ji.°°, Gabriel since 1890.and to fix the mo\u201d assessment in connection with said tax 9.To ratify the resolution and cout's = concerning the arrangements made ve certain companies and persons with Tesi to the sale of cattle outside of the mark > and to be empowered to modify and Pew such arrangements or others of the sa\u201d nature, or to make other arrangements \u201c- other persons to the same effect.10.To include in the taxable pei every piece of land now exempt from Tari: tion, the buildings constructed there.: {ng excepted : CL 11.To modify the roll of assessmien: Si the opening of Pantaleon strect.and tué conditions of the cost of said improve 12.To oblige certain persons (0 repos: 118 births occurring in the City of Monlrés And for other purposes.cugo 1e by the gad city de oi pro; ery L.0.DAVID, City Civrh.City Clerk's Office, City Hall, Rk Montreal, 17th Oct.1896.\"THE BANK OF TORONTO, Dividend No.Sl.5, NOTICE is hereby given that a por DEND OF,FIVE PERCENT for th oe rent half year, being at the rate of PERCENT PER ANNUM, upon the ithe capital of the Bank.has this day bec.= clared, and that the Same will be Joe at the Bank and its Branches on at.TUESDAY.the FIRST DAY OF PF!\" BER NET.i THE TRANSFER BOOKS will be pF from the sixteenth to the thirtieth EE OTE PE ;7ess upon him what He designed to club to Montreal.ROSE & LAFLAMME, Wholesale Agents, Montreal.= Tas 1.76; Hardwood Blocks.$1.50; cut any CLR EE bli ©\" and criticise the life of the previous EREEY EER REY EE Ein EEE ength, delivered snywhere in the city.EERE hblie \u2014F.B.Meyer.VICTORY FOR IROQUQIS BOYS.MONEY TO LEND, Ros JRDIARMID, Richmond square.Beil IEEE E dP * SR 7 EEE one | : ; a, by \u2014\u2014 tro.> 1 4 .: + ; \u2018 Ircquols, Nov.7.\u2014The Association foot- .\u2018- FIRST MORTGAGE, a 4 | à Lo MOCK PARLIAMENT.ball team in connection with the Iroquois Professional.Silverware, Cutlery, &c.City or Westmount Property.TT Ed M the To-night's session promises to afford Ign School Ataletie to mods LE Jofeated = \u2014= Apply to A.W.STEVENSON, Lost, Strayed and Found.EE iy = resting debate on an important afternoon on the home grounds.The last MITH & MARKEY, WEDDING GIFTS Bank of Toronto Chambers, == - \u2014e \u2018dE 1°, The \u2018Insolvent act of 1836,\u2019 be- game of the season will be played next Sat- ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, 80.AND io LOST, A FOUNTAIN PEN, PLAIN Black f \u2018imehE Cl per- - \u2018Le first fier on the Liberal govern- urday against the Cornwall team, in the > BIRTHDAY PRESENTS - Holder, on Sunday afternoon, either in \"ER MU Je \u201cxs programme of legislation, will be Factory Town.TEMPLE BUILDING, In Sterling Silver, Best Plate.Clocks the Queen's Theatre or on She streets 3 bn i HAT hr .; .\u2014 ° ° , .it- i yf 5 4 neil broarhe \u2018ce.e rices and easy terms.20 reasonable.38) Elm avenue, Westy ount.-% EL cu vase Anticipating meeting a charming lot of his services.The last business broached stree,, Moderate p \u2019 SH 3 or RU A * EIRITA RS 1 E, J % 1 PE Pa) mondes A Ad ye i TT A men an Wn aga An ihe) Di 5 \" \u201d : oy (IAPC or ore BEN os il == i re aide sa ect Ere, eo ñ = us ç Ng Ce ; .| - ro = \u2018- ç psc = C ae NE a de EE EE NETRA ae Sree see 205 co RE © Mie.vee al < dtm > ne YR AN ign EKA sy ar a huge 2 3a Sa ey ; \" + N - Cm - du _ pr isn oo ex ESP ET EC CR RS TT A ~~ oo.Co ei 5 gs ou Nn 2 i er > ze AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.Sailing Weekly Between MONTREAL AND LIVERPOOL, From From LIVERPOOL.STEAMERS, MONTREAL.Sat., Oct.10.Carlisle City.,.Wed., Oct.27.Sat, Oct.17.1L.ake Huron.Wed., Nov.4.Bat.Oct.24.Lake Buperior.Wed., Nor.11.Mat, Oct.31.lakeOQutario.Wed., Nov.18, Wed.Nov.4.Lake Wionipeg.Sat.Nov.21 steamers sail at Daybreak on the Advertised date.RATES OF PASSAGE.FIRST CABIN\u2014Single, $45, $56 and #55.Return, $90 and $luû, accordiug to steamer and lucauon of berths.SECOND UABIN\u2014 To Liverpool or London, $34, return, $66.70, Glasgow, $37.45; return, $74.05.STEERAGE\u2014To Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Belfast.at lowest rates.NOTE\u2014Steerage passengers by the Beaver Line are provided with tne ure of bedding, and eat.ug ard drinking utensils, free of charge.Freight carried at \u2018owest rates and to all impcrtant points both in Canada and Great Britain on through bills lading.Special facilities provided for the carriage of butter.cheese and perishable freight.For further particulars as to freight or pussage.apply to RJ.SHARP, Western Freight Agent, 82 Yonge st., Toronto.D, W.CAMPBELL, General Manager, 18 Hospital st., Montreal.AMERICAN LINE NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON, From Piers 14 and 15, North River, New York, (Foot of Fulton street.) St.Paul.Wed, Nov.11, 10a.m.New York.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Wed,, Nov.18, 10 a.m.8t.Louis.vrouce .- Wed, NEf.25, 10 am.Paris.12020 001000 Weu., Dee.2, 10 a.m.New York, .\u2026.\u2026\u2026 Wed, Dec.9 10a.m.St.Louis.LL Wed, Dec.16.10 a.m.LLortest and most convenient route to London.No transfer by tender.No tidal delay.Close connection at Southampton for Havre and Paris Ly special fast twin-screw Channel steamers.ates of passage to Southampton, London or Bavre, \u201c60 and upwards.Second cabin passage, 5 10) to S80.BPECIAL ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES, Steernge at Very Low Rates For Freight or passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO, No.6 Bowling Green, New York W.H.HENRY, 143 St.James street.W.F.EGG, 129 it.James street,Montreal, J.Y.GILMOIR & CO.354 St.Paul street, Montreal.UROPE, EUROPE, EUROPE.TICKETS BY ALL LINES.ALLAN DOMINION and BEAVER LINES via Montreal.NETHERLANDS, GUION, HAMBURG-AMERI- CAN, WHITE STAR, CUNARD, AMERICAN, NORTH-GERMAN LLOYD, GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC, STATE, ANCHOR.TRANSPORT and KED STAR Lines, vin NEW YORK.Also to BOUTH AFRICA, FLORIDA, WEST INDIES, &c £47 Call or write forlowest quotations beforelook | ing elsewhere, aloon rates, $40 upwards; steerage at lowestrates.K+ Bend for new pamphlet of rates and sailings or esllat my new address, 184 St.James street opposite emple Building.My special winter rates MONT- EAL to LONDON and back, weekly, vis NEW YORK, 1st Saloon and rail, only $99.- D.BATTERSBY, Agent.Office Telephone, No.1307.House Telephone, 308L DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.Steamer.From Montreal.From Quebec *Labrador.Nov.7, daylight.Nov.8 9am.Angloman.Nov.11, dayhght.Nov.11, 4 p.m.Canada .Nov.14, daylight.Nov.15.9 a.m.+*Vancouver Nov, 18, daylight.Nov.22, 9 a.m.WINTER SERVICE.Steamer.From Portland.From Halifax, Labrador.Dec.10, 1 p.m.Dec.12, 2 p.m.Vancouver Dec.24, 1 p.m.Dec.2, 2 p.m.Scotsman.Jan.7, 1 p.m.Jan.9, 2 p.m.*Mail steamers.+ Passengers embark at Quebec.Lowest rates for 1st cabin, 2nd Cabin and steerage passages.Midship saloon, electric light, spacious promenade decks.For rates of passage or further information apply to any agent of the Company, or to DAVID TORRANCE «\u20ac& CO.17 Bt.Sacrament st., General Agents, Montreal.REFORD AGENCIES.ONALDSON LINE WEEKLY GLASGOW SERVICE Sailing from MONTREAL every From THURSDAY Morning.From Glasgow.Bteamships.Montresl.Oct.18.0.0veve.B88.Amarynthia.Nov.7 Oct 27.22200\u2026- 88.Aloides.N Oct.30.88.Warwick.48.Triton's.copne .Agenta\u2014 Glasgow, Donaldson Broa Winter Service from 5t, John, N.B, HOMSON LINE FOR LONDON, Sailing from Montreai on or about Steam- .From Montreal ships to London.8S.Fromona.coieviirirrrnrnornreencninn Nov.7 88.Bellona.\u2026.200000000e ne ss a ae een « Nor.11 S8.Ganges.[A .Nov, 12 SS.Cervona.\u2026.0202 ee ea ess a css 00e Nov.14 S8.Frey.resonance tae aes esate.Nov.17 83.Gerona.\u2026.menses Nov.20 FOR NEWCASTLE.SS.GOTOMB arcane rare ceraneer anne anarninns Nov, 2 Ajonts\u2014Cairus, Young & Noble, Newcastie-nn-Tyne, A.Low, Son & Carter, 37 Leadenbal! street, London: E.C.; G.V.Turnbull & Co.Leith: W.Thomson & Sons, Dundee, Scotland.Bpeclal accommodation for Rutter, Cheese and Provisions; also Cattle, Horses Shee] \u201cne THROLCH BILLES OF LADING Granted by any of the above Lines Lo or from anypoint : IN QO NADA OR WEBTERN STATES.For further particulars wpply to HENDERSON BROS, Chicago, 111.J.D.RIDDELL, &tratford.Ont., er ROBERT REFORD À Co.23 and 25 St.Sacrament street, Montreal.Bakers and Confectioners.TRY RULD\u2019S CREAM & SNOWFLAKE BREAD Also Home Made Bread, Electric, Queen, Columbia, Long and Square.Malta, Merland Riscuits, &o, All made by the iatest improved machinery, far ahead of the old style, and much the vleanest.Confection- ory aud Ice Cream of the very best.vor.Atwater ave.& St.Antoine st.! Eel! Tei., 8003.| + 4 TA \u2018 IT 0 oe) os 4.ASR thai) Tomine By 8 Rh rit SE OR.22 dal ae t Intercolonial .8.00 - Leave Montreal by Canadian Pacific Railway from Windsor Street Depot, except Sa- - turdays .+ es cessescs 19.45 Leave Levis.+.+.+.14:3U \u2018Arrive Riv.du Loup .'1i.00 do.Trois P!stoles .18.60 do.Rimouski .20.26 do.Ste.Flavie .21.00 do.Little Metis .21.23 do.Campbeliton .24.30 do.Dalhousie .1.58 do.Bathurst .2.368 do.Newcastle .4.00 do.Moncton .6.30 15.55 St.John .10.30 13.00 do.Halifax .13.30 22.10 The trains to Halifax and St.John run through to their destination on Sunday.The buffet sleeping car and other cars of Express train leaving Montreal at 5.00 o'clock run through to Halifax without change.7 The trains of the Intercolonial Rallway are heated by steam from the locomotive and those between Montreal and Halifax via Levis are lighted by electricity.Through tickets may be obtained via rafl and steamer to all points on the Lowôr St.Lawrence and in the Maritime Pyo- vinres.{ For tickets and all information in Tegard to passenger fares, rates of freight, train arrangement.etc.apply to \u20ac.W.ROBINSON, Eastern Freight and Passenger Agent, 138 St.James street.Montreal.D.POTTINGER, General Manager.Rallway Office, Moncton, N.B.8th October, 1898.12 Commencing OCTOBER 18, 1896.Leave Windsor Street Station for Boston,s9.00 a.m., *s8.20p.m.Portland, 9.00 a.m., 18.20, p.m New York, 8.15 a.m., \"84.25 p.m.Detroit.Chicago, *a9.0U p,m.Toronto aricl London, s8.50 a.m.\u201cs2.00 p.m.Bt.l\u2019anl, Minneapolis, *s9.10 p.m.Winnipeg and Vancouver, 89.50 a.m.Ottawa, s9.5U a.m.and *9.10 p.m.Ste.Annes, Vaudreuil, etc.88.50 am., z1.30 p.m,, 41pm, 5156 pan.*0.00 p.m.8t.Johns.:9.00 n.m.4.30 p.m., 147.45 p.m.*88.20.Newport, 59.00 a.m., 4.3) p.m., *s8.20 p.m.Balifax, N.8., St.Jobn.N.B.eto., tu/.45 p.m Sherbrooke, Y a.m., 4.30 p.m.and 127.45 p.1u.B-auharnois, Valleyfield, 8.15 a.m., *84.25 p.m.Rigaud and Point Fortune, 5.15 p.m.Leave Dalhousie Sq.Station for Quebec, £8.10 a.m., 510.3) p.m.Joliette.Three Rivers, 5.15 p.m.Ottawa, 8.30 a.m.v4.30 p.m.Lachute, 8.30 a.m., 4.3) nm.and 6.25 p.m.St.Lin, 8t.Eustache.5,30 p.m.Bt.Jerome.8.30 a.m.5.30 p.m.Et.RoseanlBte.Therese, 8.30a.m., (a)3p.m., 5.30p.m., 6.26 p.m.; Baturday, 1.30 p.m., instead of 3 p.m.1Daily except Saturdays.\u201cRun daily.Other trains week days only unless shown.sParlor and sleeping gars.z8aturdays only.(a) Except Saturdays and Sun- ys.City Ticket and Telegraph Office, 129 ST.JAMES ST., Next Post Office.NE I K « | {og TYRE SNS MIA IA SN leave Bonaventure siation.All other Tralus (Note* significs runs daily.trains run daily except Sundays).9.10 a.m., *4.55 p.m.\u2014Fr; Valleyfleld, Ottawa, and all points on the C.A.& O.A.& P.S.R's.(Runs to Valleyfield on week days cnly.) *9.15 a.m., *8.00 pm.10.26 ronto, Hamilton, Niggara Chicago.etc.1.30 p.m.(Mixed)\u2014For Brockviile.1.45 p.m.for Vaudreuil (Saturdays only).65.186 p.m.\u2014Far Brockville.7.00 a.m.\u2014For Hemmingford, Huntingdon apd Massena Springs.4.3) p.m.\u2014 For Hemmingford, Huntingdon and Fort Covington.8.06 a.m.(mixed)\u2014For Island Pond.8.00 a.m.\u2014For Sherbrooke, Isiand Pond, Portland, Old Orchard, Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces.(Runs to Quebec and Rimouski daily.) #11.00 p.m.\u2014For Sherbrooke and Portland daily, and Quebec daily except Sunday.12.00 noon, for St.Johns dally, except 3at- urday and Sunday.p.m.\u2014For 8t, only).4.00 p.m.\u2014For Sherbrooke.Island Pond, Quebec and points on the D.C .4.45 p.m.\u2014For St.Johns, Rouses Point, also Waterloo via 8t.Lambert and M.P.& y.8.00 a.m.5.30 p.m.-For Sorel via St.Lembert.5.30 p.m.\u2014For St.Hyacinthe, also St.Ces- aire via 8t.Lambert.9.00 a.m., *7.10 p.m., *8.25 p.m.\u2014For Boston and New York via C.V.R.9.10 a.m., *7.00 p.m.\u2014For New York, via D.& H.For changes in Suburban service consult new suburban folder.City Ticket Offices, 143 St.James Street, And Bonaventure Station.m\u2014For To- alis, Detroit, Johns (on Saturdays TTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION OMPANY FALL AKKANGEMENT.Market Line Steamers.THE DUCHESS OF YORK for Carillon and intermediate ports every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 6 a.m.Passengers may take train to Ste.Anne's on Wednesday and Saturday morning to connect with steamer.To Brown's Whar:, Papineauville and OTTAWA and ports west of Carillon direct, STR.PIUNCLdS every FRIDAY EVENING at 6.30 p.m.STR.MAUDE every TUESDAY EVENING at 6.20 p.m.Er\" fare to Ottawa, fncluding berth, Steamers leave Canal Basin, foot Nazareth street.Freight and passengers carried at lowest possihle rates.Company's Office, 165 Common street.R.W.SHEPHERD, Telephone 1029.Manager, Oct.2, 1806.LAAT he Sa BAR LAR 0 NO 22 de fh Ay ers ARE AT THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.ADVERTISEMENTS.RT TE Ee SE ATS OAT Tu Hundreds ef Testimonials Have Been Published to Substantiate the Above Statements.The following are a Few of the Many we Have ou File at the OMce : A Well-Known Notary Praiscs Munyon ~ Rellcved of Rheumatism in ¥ix Heurs.D.Desroches, Esq., a well known notary and citizen of Ste.Therese, says: \u2018For fifteen years I have been a sufferer from rheumatism; I had severe pains across my back in the hips; I tried various remedies and doctors, but got little benefit.I was advised to use Professor Munyon's Rheumatism Cure, and in six hours was relieved of my pains; am now well; have suffered no pains since using Munyon\u2019s Remedies.\u2019 More Evidence That Munyon Positively Cures all Forms of Dyspepsia.> \u2014\u2014 Mr.Donald MacDonald, residing at 74 Emeli street, tells his experience with Munyon as follows: \u2018For years I have been a sufferer from dyspepsia; my bowels were constipated, I could eat nothing that did not give me severe distress; 1 was continually sick at my stomach, and morning would cften vomit; my appeiite failed and I lost considerable weight.I tried many doctors and various remedies,, but found no relief.As a last rsort I! concluded to glve Munyon's Remedies a trial, with the result that In two weeks I felt perfectly well; my appetite is good, and I can eat anything without giving me any trouble whatever.Munyon's Remedies have done wonders for me.\u2019 Saffered from a Severe Cough for Seven Years, Doctored in Valin Till Muanyon Came.Mrs.Lizzie MacCarthur,who resides at 539 Legauchetiere street, says: \u2018For seven years I suffered from a stubborn cough, which racked my whole system.I was greatly reduced in weight, and only a shadow of may fôrmer self.I tried various doctors, patent medicines and hospital physicians, \u2018but obtained no relief until I began the use of Munyon\u2019s Cough Cure, After a couple of weeks my cough has entirely disappeared.\u2018 My appetite is gcod, and I am gaining rapidly in weight.I truly believe Munyeon saved my life.\u2019 TE Sa Re AL Ed EE ORE ei AD RE rs bee eae ah \u2018 Pa 4 di su ; TAS ee RR Al, MUNYON'S GREAT VICTORY Scores in Montreal Declare They Have been Cured ~ By the Use of His Improved Homoeopathic Remedies.Physicians, Lawyers, Bankers, Merchants and Mechanics Alike Endorse This New System of Curing Disease-Throughout Canada There Are Nearly Three Hundred Thousand Families Who Use These Remedies as a Standard Household Medicine.Positively the Most Wonderful Remedies of This Age-They are Twenty Years in Advance of Any Other School of Medicine.Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Liver Troubles and Constipation, Nervous and Blood Diseases, Female | Complaints\u201dand Children's Diseases Successfully Treated and Quickly Cured.Kidney and Bladder Trouble of Years Sianding Cured with One Bottle of Munyon's Remedy, After Doctors Had Failed to Relieve, Mr.John Traynor, living at 1844 Plateau street, says:\u2014'I have been troubled for years with an affection of the Kidneys and Rladder: the doctors could give me no re- lef.I had severe pains down the back and loins, £nd frequent micturition, especially at night.Three doses of Munyon's Kidney Cure relieved me.1 am completely cured after using one bottle, For Eight Months Could Not Write His Signature - Cared in Two Weeks with Manyon\u2019s Rhenmatism Cure.\u2014 Mr, E.Hcrner, aged 58, who resides at 610 City Hall avenue, tells of his most wonderful cure, as follows: \u2018I have been suifering with rheumatism in the right hand for the past eight months, so badly swollen was it that it was impossible for me to sign my name; the pain was intense.I tried several dcctors and various so-called cures, but cbtained no relief until I used Mun- yon's Rheumatism Cure.I was at once relieved, and now, after two weeks treatment, am completely cured.Munyon'\u2019s Remedies are truly wonderful.\u2019 Dyspepsia, Kidney Trouble and Rheumatism Cured in Two Weeks -A - Marvellous Cure, Indeed.\u2014 Mrs.Stewart, who lives at 427 St.Lawrence street, this city, tells of a most wonderful cure in her case.In brief, she says: \u2018For yeers I have been troubled with rheumatism, kidney trouble resulting therefrom, and dyspepsia; the pains in my back and legs were terrible: I could get no rest at night nor during damp weather; to such an extent were my kidneys affected that my face became swollen, and dark circles formed around my eyes and severe headache.I also suffered untold agony from dyspepsia; I could eat nothing that did not give me extreme distress and would often vomit; I tried doctor after doctor, and pat- \"ent medicines galore, but got no relief.I was persuaded by a friend to try Munyon, and did so, and am now ore of the happiest women in the world, for all my trou- ies have gone, and in two weeks\u2019 time, too.Ycu can use my name as oftan as voy please.\u2019 .x Ax Could Not Walk - Had Rheumatism Four Years \u2014 Was Curcd in One Week by Munyon's Rheumatism Cure.\u2014 Matthew Connolly, Esq., a well-known railway man, residing at Point St.Charles, pays: \u2018For four years I have been a sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism.I had severe pains down my back and loins, my urine contained dark brick-dust sediment; I tried several doctors, but only got worse each attack; my appetite was gone, and I became a wreck of my former self.For a week before I used Munyon\u2019s Remedies I could not walk; after using his remedies for two weeks I was completely restored to health,\u2019 Rheumatism and Swelling of the Lower Limbs Cured in One Week by the Use of Munyon\u2019s Remedies.Says Mrs.Julia Seal, residing at 68 Marin avenue: \u2018I have suffered for two years with rheumatism and swelling of the lower limbs, pains across the back, and cold sensations all through my body.I couid not move around without much pain.I tried various remedies, but was not benefited, until I took Munyon's Remedies.After one week's treatment I am free from all pain, swelling and stiffness.There is only one doctor for me; that is Munyon.\u2019 Eminent Doctors at Your Service Free.MUNYON'S Homoeopathic Remedy Com pany.2144 St.Catherine Street, is an institution for your benefit, Make use of it whenever you have an ache or pain.No charge whatever for dlagnosing your case.Open from Sa.m.to 9 pom, Eminent doctors at your service free, \u2018 Munyon\u2019s Great Success in Treating Diseases by Mail.\u2014 Hundreds arc daily being treated and cured by Pref, Munyon\u2019s perfected system of treatment by mail.If you live at a diitance send for n symptem blank free ; Icarned dectors will diagnose your disease, nnd tell you how to get well ; scores of testimonials are being received from grateful patients cured.Office, 2144 St.Catherine street.Open all day amd evening.MUNYONS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES + \\ ESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, gr 4 {tion with our new \u2018Friend and - \u2014 GOLD MINING AT Hope It does seem Strange 11.0 have as yet begun onery: Big Twelve Gold Mi.The mine was disco.- first of October.and will of history \u2018by the en\u2018 +: ! and yet only six min.: and three women, have us à pick or pushed a SPirde these have just begun wo whole six have only «ep LH told, averaging less 1}, \u2019 apiece.In the Friend ann Necpt.you have an incentive -,, ness and friendliness (2700 fact that you can get Von very much reduced rue big chance for a liv i.mine scheme.a If the prizes had ro be pr the present standing RARE ov jn the list would be as fu.4 Worth of suhecriptions | sent in Vs eal 40 ss Toe var aro ~ - Me Lion ne for oa .LL.Susan \\ $50.00 oy SU uÿ _ / cL, trey [a .Vue \\ 7 Not claimed +.ce 8 a\u201c \u201c ve - 9 10 \u201c \u201c \u201c Co 11 \u201ce \u201c \u201c 414 12 \u201c6 LX} LES cu ; Value of | subs.rec.J {23 for f300 .6 Surely, some one will do tn «on, this.It could hardly bv =o.that any one of fifteen vez.- e.and upward could not get 1: .\u2026 scriptions than have yet heen oo: by any of the present miners ~ .twelve best miners divide ihe gu, between them.Who wii] ie \u2018 .r VOAES.cv college lit.\u201c0 us human beings that we .11a so Tynved np with ignorant Cand confidence in the heginning \u201c(x life, nul that we should be left or fgnorance to make mistakes - Lie no alter years can retrieve.1 ! -pouctht I was pertecfy sarc OL OMY- self ST tToenëht my health and! crenzh were in xhatstible, and that [ could carry weights that no man, else conld.Tre drain of my wide- awake.exhans