The Montreal daily star, 26 mai 1883, samedi 26 mai 1883

[" ete - New York bave inzpected _ kas marked the sdvanee of the Dom: VOL.XV.NO.123.Morning Despatches.Condensed Telegrams.The Queen has left Windsor for Balmoral Castle, Bmallpox is rapidly sp-eading at Neche, Dak.The London, Ont., District Methodist Conference voted against union.General Sir Patrick MacDougall left Halifax, N.8.00 th, en route for England.A treaty of peace has been signed betwuen the Chilian General and General Islesias for Pera.President Arthur kept bis rooms vesterday being mue h tired atter Thursday's bustle and cuntusiou.\\ persons in Sackville, N.5., bave been vic- gimied by the late firm of C.P.Mahsn & Lo, at The Government hue sent a despatoh to Admiral Pierre plimenting bits for his capture of Ma- a, Madagascar.pire sehooner \u2018 Pilot\u201d blew up ou the 235th ncar © Lake Hill, San Francisco, Cul.It is estimated that fiteon were killed.The French commander in Tonquin has been ordered tg oppose the Chinese forces if they attempt to antar the provipce.Bavelli bas been appointed Italian Minister of- quivice and Exolesiu-tionl Affairs, and Genald, imiter of Public Works.General Lord Russell, the new commander of the Sorces in Canada, i is expected tu arrive by the sieam- ship Sarmatian\u201d on Supasy.Errington, Representative of the British Pheri is at Rome 1n active communication with the Foreign Office of the Vatican.Lord Granville is reported to huve sent a letter to the French (tovernment expressing his surprise and regret at their course in Madagascar.Thirty thousand dollars wortb of arme and ammn- mition were sent from New York to Layti the past week, including four caunon and 300 bomb hells.The United States Treasury has ordered the Collectors of Customs on the frontier to guard against the importation of adulterated tea from da.At Beloil, wie.during » snowstorm on the 25th, a number of live fishes, one woigbing « pound, dropped in the streets.Many windows were okxeu The Gorman Emperor bas issued a proclamation for the observance of the four hundredth snnijver- sary of the birth of Luther on the 10th wndllth of November.Revolutionary placards were posted in Paris on oe 36th ealling on the Anurchists to assemble at he tombs ot tbe Communiste in Pere a Chaise etes en Sunday, The steamship \u201c City Berlin,\u201d which was compelled to return on the 18th iust., on account of à defective orank shaft, sailed from Queenstown tor New York on the 26th.Mr.Whalen, of Montreal, has signed the contract with the Government to erect the new Court House at Quebec, the price being $186,000.It will ve en the old site, Place d'Armes The United States Treasury has informed ool- Jeotors on the northern frontter that tue tuporta- tion of fish.which will not probavty be eousumed immediately, must be treated as dutiable.The Secretary of the Millers National Association of Milwaukee estimnates the wheat crup tins yesr at 8373.5600.000 bushels.showing a shortage compared with 1883 of 83.000.000 bushels.Three hundred cases of adulterated tea having been seized in Now York by the Customs officers, the importers concluded to reship it to London.|t was intended for the coal regions of Pepusyi- vania Three mer named John (rilbert, G.J.Keith and H.btewart were drowned at \\\\ estbrook, Yarmoutb County, N.8., on the 34th, while hoisting the gates of the driving daw in connection with Oliver, I'rice & Co.'s steam mill.Two men.named Samuel Conrad and Anthony Ritey, belonging to the Lunenburg.N.3., schouner na B.,\u201d were out in a dors auling trawls un the Bañks, and, ssg they disappeared, and could not atterwards be found.it is supposed the boat must bave sunk and the men been drowned.In Collingsrille district, LIL, 700 strikers drove 150 mon-strikers irom their rding bouse and devoured their breakfast.The: mob afiorwards drove the non-strikersout of the town.several of the latter were besten with clubs.The men in several mines were compelled to quit work.A Russian was kiled at Rostoff, Russia, on Tuesday by a Jewish publican, snd subsequently a pos attacked soveral houses and shope ocoupied ewx, which they robbed.demoliehed er burned.Ps riots continued until late at night, and three sotnias of Cossacks ordered to the rcene were nable te restore order.Lurther outbreaks aguinst the Jews are feared.The_ Board of Foreign Steamship Inspectors, at 95 ocean steamers.Mauy ot these vessels bave been found deficient in the number ot life-preservers, life-boats, &«.required by law.Some steamers, not of 0 regular lines, have stopped earryving passenger because of the expense involved to moet the re- j quirements of the law.lr Journal de St Petersbtirg says :\u2014 In honor of tbe Csar's entrance into Moscow large crow ds of À DOMINION PARLIAMENT, Work of the Nession\u2014Bilin Ansented te by the Govermor-Gemerai.Ottawa, May 25.\u2014The following bille wers assented to by His Excellency, the Governer/ General, this afternoon: Act :0 authorize the raising by way of loan 4 certain sums 0! money required for the publje service.To incorporate The l'entral Bank of Canady.\" Respecting the Citizens\u2019 Insurances Compiny o! Canada.Further to reduce the capital stock ofthe Quebec Fire Avruracce Company.\u2018Toinaorpuiaie the Bank of London in Canada.To umend the Acts respecti recodure in eriminul cases, and other matters ting to erim- inaj law.lo iucorporaie ** Ler Feverends Peres Oblats de Marie Immaculee des \u2018lerriivires Norde Ouest.\u201d To amerd an Act to incorporate the Ontario & Quebec Railway Company.To incorporate the University of Saskatchewan and to authorize the establishment of colleges witihia the limita of the Diocese of Saskatchewan.lo provide for the amalgamation ef the Bank of Nova Seotia with the Uuien Bank ef Prince Edward Island.f'o empower the National Insurance Company to wind up its affairs sud relinquish its charter and to provide lor the dissolution ot the said eompauy.To incorporate the Manitoba and Northwestern Fire Insurance Company.Respecting the Credit Foncier Franco-Cana- dien.lo amalgamate the Presbyterian Ministers\u2019 Widows and Urpusny\u2019 Fund in connection with the Presbyterian Charoh of the Lower Provinces apd the Widows and Orphans\u2019 Fund of the Pres byter:an Churcb in the Maritime Provinces in comnection with the Church of scotland and te creale a corporation te udmimister such funds.To incorporate the Royal Society of Canada.To iucurporateP the Brant County Bank of Canada\u201d To smend the Aot incorporating the Atlantic & Northwest Railway Company.Respecting the Monireal, Ottawa & Western Raitway Company snd te change the name thereof to the \u201cMontreal & Western Kailway Company.\u201d I's amend the Act te ineorporate the Ontarie Pucific Ratiway Company.To amend the Act ineorporating the Great Eustern Railway Company.l'o incorporate the Board of Management of the Church and Manse Building Fuod of the Presbyterian Ubureh in Carada for Manitoba and the North-West.\u2018lo smeud the Aet incorporating the Kingaten & Pembroke Railway Company, and tae Aot amending the same.Ta amend the Act te incorporate the London and Ontario Investment Company [limited }.To amend the Act passed in the ferty- ff year of the reign of Her Majesty entitled * Act to repeal the duty on promissory motes, drafts and bills el exchange.\u201d Te amend an Act rospecting insolveat banks, insurance companies, loan companies, buiiding societies and trading corperations.Te ameud the geveral Aets incorporating the Portage, Westbourae & North-Western Railway Company, and to change the name thereof to Manitoba & North- Western Rulway Company of Canada.To amend the Acts relating to the Great Western & Lake Untario Short Junetion Railway, Company.Te iucorperate the Davis & Lawrenee Company.\u2018To grant certain powers to the Acadia Powder Company.To incorporate the Dominien Phosphate and \"Mining Company.Further to amend an Act entitled \u2018An Ast relative to banke und banking,\u201d and the several Acts amending the same.To \\ncorporate the Wood Mountain and Qu\u2019Appelle Itsilway Company.To amend the Act to incorporate the Western Bauk.To iacorporate the Royal Canadian Passenger Steamstup Company [limited].To-wgntiitue the ** Ac: Lo insorporate sundry persoutWg the name o: the \u2018President, Direeters apd Cempany o! the Farmers\u2019 Bsok ef Rusui- ple are out, syhich was u revelation to foreign Journalists, who long believed in the trath of the fable that differences existed between the Czar and the people.It expresses a hope that Foreign journajs will keep in recollection the fact now Mauifest to the world that unity exists between the Russian people.ADDRESS TO THE \u201dOVERNOR-GEN.ERAL.Mis Excellency's Reply, Orraws, May 25.\u2014The members of the Senate and the House of Commens assembled in the Senate chamber at three o'clock yesterday sfterncen, when Sir John Macdonaid read the address to the Governor-Generzl passed by the two Houres, to whieh His Excelleney made the following reply: \u2014 HoxokazLEe GxxfLEurs,\u2014No higher personal honer can be received by a publie man than that whieh in this address you have been plensed to accord to me.In asking you to ascept my gratitude, 1 thank you also tor your words regarding the Prineess, whose affection for Canada tully eqpals mine.It will be my pride and duty to aid you in the fature to the utmest of my power.Now, that the pre-arranged term of our residence among you draws te its end, and the happiest five years I-2ave ever known are nearly spent, it is my fortune te look bsek on a tithe during which all domestic trouble has bean avoided, our friend- : ship with the great neighboring Republic has been sustained, and au unintorrupied prosperity fom.In no\u2018sthèr land dmve the last seventesn years, the of tisnp which has elapsed since yourifeders- tion, witnessed such progross.Other countries have their territories enlarged and their destinies determined by trouble and war, but no blood has stained the bonds which have knit tegether yoar free aad order-ieving populatien, and yet in this period, se brief in the lifo nt! a natibn, you bave attained to a union, whose charscteristies irom ses te sea are the same.A judicaturs above suspicion, self-governing communities entrusting to n strong eefitral government all national interests, the toleratien of all faiths, with favor to none.a franchise reeog- nizing the rights of Ilaber by the exelusion only of the idler, the maintenance of a government not privileged to exist for any fixed term, but ever susceptible to the change of public opinion, and ever open threugh a responsible ministry te the serutiny of the people\u2014these are the feutures of your risim pswer.Finally, you present the ofa tion already p ave to make its position respected by its resources in men, availsble at sea or on land.May there never bo required, except te gather the harvests, the bounty of Ged, so lavishly bestewsd upon you.The spirit, hewever, which made your fathers resist sbereachments on your soil and liberties is with yom now, aud it is as certain to-day as if was formerly that you are ready to tako on roumoives f.TR the nesssmty busdes to ensure the permette of your laws end institutions.You have the power te make tresties on own rospensibllity with foroiga nations, aud High Comumissioner is associated for por bu 4 lz megetiation with the Fore orem Office.Yo® 4 * the subjects, but the free allies cf a great co whish gave yeu birth, and is ready with all its energy to be the champien of your interests.Etanding side by side Canada and Great Britain work togetber fer the common advancenient of each other.It is the reeognition of this which makes such sa ecoasion as the present significant.Personal ties, bowever, to individuals, are et no public moment ; thess may be happy er unbappy uecidents.Bat the satisfaction experieneed from tho conditieus of the conneotien now smb- sisting bet ween the old aud the new lands can be affected by no personal accident.I therofere rejoice that again it has been your determination to show that Canada remains as firmly rooted as everin love nf that.free union which ensares to you and to Great Britian equal advantage.Without it the maintenanee of yonr institutions and natural automony would not be allowed to endure for twelve months, while the loss of the allisuce of the communities which were once the dependencies of England wonld be 8 very severe blew to sur commerce and renawn.I thank yon onve mors tor yoar words, whish shail be dear to me foraver, and may the end of the term of eaeh public servant who fills with you the office which sonstitutes him at once your ohiel magistrate and the representative of a united umpire be a day for pronoumsiag in favor of 8 free national government.defended, kv.such toverialallisuee.- ° eo.\u201d To inserporate the Cumberland Coal and Railway Cempany.To incorporate a company under the name of \u2018The Rathbun Company.\u201d To ineerporate the Qu Appelis, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Raiiread and Steamboat Company.To ineorporate the Quebee and James Bay Railway Company.To incorperate * The Orange Trust\u2019 [limited].L amend and continue in force the Aet incorporating the Grafton Harber Company and ior ether purposes.Further to amend the General Inspection At, 1874 To amend the Act to incorperate the Nerthern, Northwestern and Bault Ste.Marie Railway Company, and to ebange the name of the said Company to the Northern '& Pacific Juhotien Railway Company.Further to amend the Acts relating to the New Brunswick Railway Company.Farther to amend the Ast respesting the harbour of Picton.To amend the \u2018\u2018 Aet to incerporate the Chig- necto Marine Transport Railway Company [iim- ited.Te \\nrerporate the Saskatchewan and Nerth- western Railway Company.To unite the Winnipeg and Hudson's Bay Railway and Bteamship Company and the Nelson Vailey Railway and Tragsportation Cem; mpany into one corperation, under the name of the Winitipeg and aden\u2019 s Bay Railway aad Steamship Com- an, P For the better prevention of fraud im relation | te contracts iavolving the expenditure of peblio moneys.To amend and consolidate the Asts respeeting customs, To amend * the Pest Oise Act, 1875.\u201d Further to amend the Act respecting the ineer- poration ef n eompany to establish a marine telegraph between the Pacific Loast of Canada and Asia.Respecting booms and ether works constructed in navigable waters, whether ander the autherity of Provineial Aets or otherwise.To incerporate the Railway Trast and Constre tion Company ef Canada [limited].en Respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway Com- y.To incorperate the- Quinze Pier Beom and Improvement Company.To amend the Dominion Electiens Act, 1874.° To amend an Act res the offices of Re- eeiver-General and Minister of Pablie Werks as te the powers of the Minister of Railways aad Canals.Respecting the Harber Master of the Harbor of.pas! the ard Trank R ai ds to extend their traffic arrangeant with the North Shore Railway Company to fty yériJrom tho date thereof.Aid ecting the Northern Railway Company of Canada.To amend the Canada Civil Service Ast, 1882.Te amend an Act respeeting the Credit Valley Railway, Company.To incorperate the Canadian Rapid Telegraph Company (limited).Respecting certitiontes to masters and mates of inl aad coasting ships.Cousslidaling aud amending the several Aete relating to the Militis apd Defence of the De- \u2018minion of Canads.To amend the Act incorporating the European, American, Canudian and Ariatie Cable Company (limited).ahd te change the name thereof te \u201clhe American, British and Contimental Company (limited).\u2018 To amend the Patent Act of 1872.To consolidate and amend the several dots res peeting the Inland Reveune.Further to amend and ts consolidate as amended the several aels respesilag the pub ie fands of the Dominion therein mentioned.To make further provision respecting the regulation and collection of tolls on Government | timber slides and other works constructed \u2018tp facilitate the transmission of Cimber, lnmber ad | saw logs.To amend an ast of the Te.y CHA, MONTREAL SATURDAY MAY %.1883.\u2014 DOUBLE SHEET, | titaled \u201cam Act te incerporate the Railway Trust and Construction Company of Canada (limited).\u201d Relating to bills of exsbangs and notes in the Province of Pripce Edw To amend the law respecting rire To make provision for the taking of evidence in relation to criminal matters pending in courts of justice in any other of Hor Majesty's dominions or before foreign tribunals.Further to smend the Interpretation Act.Elestric Light Company.\u2018To amend the Ast 36 Vieteria, cbaptar 62, and tbe Aet 43 Viotoria, obapter 17, respesting the Quobec Harbor.To amand the Act 38 Vies, p.56.in- tituled an Act respesting the gravibg deck in the harbor of Quebec and, autherising the raising ef a loan in ré:pect therosf, To make turiher provision for deepening the abip obaanel of the River Si.Lawrence between Montreal and Quebec.For authorizing subsidies for the construction of lines of railway therein mentioned.To provide for ihe salasiss and supersnauatien aad Sravalling ullewanees ef certain judges of courts.To provide for advances te bs made by the Goverament of Canads to the Saint John Bridge and Railway Extension Company.To amead an Act of the present session re- speeting boems sad othar works eonstructed ia navigable waters whether under the autherity of previoeial Acts or otherwise.\u2018To extoad to Brituh Celuabia the Act relating to fishing by foreign vessels.Respecting the High Court of Justice ef Ontario.Te amend and comaslidate the Acts relating to the fuperanouation of persons employed in the Civil Service of Canada.To amend the Act 36th Vie., Chap.4, intitul- ed au Act to provide for the establishment of the Department of the Interior, and to amead the Indian Act of 1880.Further to amend the tariff of daties of ous- tems.To legalize proceedings taken for the naturalization of certain aliens in the Provinos of Manitoba.To continue fer a limited tise the Acts therein mentioned.To encourage the manufseture of pig iron in Canada (rom Canadian ore.To amend and consolidate the laws relating to penitentiaries.Respecting the sale of intoxicating liquors and the issuing ef licenses therefor.Farther te amend tbe Co:solidated Railway of 1883, aud to declare certain lines of Railway to be worked for the general advantage of Canada.For granting te ber Majesty certain sums of money required for defraying certain expeases of the public rorvice for the financial years ending respectively the 30th June, 1883, and the 80th June, 1884.and fer other purposes relating to the publie service.THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.Immense iraflic Passing Over It\u2014Nome- thing About Frae Builder, New York, May 25.\u2014Great crowds are passing over East River Bridge to-day, and it 1s almost impossible to obtain an entrance to the bridge.The polico had a hard time of it, and it was almost impossible to keep order at the box offices.The toll collectors were tired out.Many persons were pushed along by the crowd unable to get their change from the collectors and many others got through free.Colonel Roebling, the builder of the bridge, is a helpless invalid.It might also be said that he is almost a hopeless one.The bridge killed his father, who drew the first plans, even before it was well started.Ten years ago it almest killed the son, who has been .ical wreck ever simos, :80.feéble < the tire that he could not ever be 1 Git of bis room.He is now 46 years old and he was only 33 when be took his.father's place.All the work on the bridge has been done under his direction, though he could not be on the Fpot to see any of it dome.He could overlook it at a distance from an upper window of his home, where he sat pro in au invalid chair through the siow days, weeks, months and even years but that was all.The malady that prostrated him, so leng ago, and from which it is not likely that he will ever recover; was the same that cost some of the bridge laborers their lives, and made hopeless _ invalids of others, namely the caisson dissase.It was eaused by working in the compressed air of the caissons far under water, when the foundations of the bridge towers were being made.Col.Roebling could hardly be kept out of the caissons then.The work he had om hand was most difficult, and he wanted te overses evarythi hiroself.One day, bowever, he was pull out-almost dead.The terrible caisson di had attacked him.Doctors took bim in hand and managed to bring him through the erisis, but they could not restore@he power that had been destroyed.He does not expect now that it ever will be restored.His is all sight, and has been from the first prostration, but his body is a constant torment.His long battle has been truly a heroic one.THE «\u201cSHICKLUNA™ STRANDED, Run on à Rock Noar Algoma Rill Hopes of Guiting Ror off.Toroxto, May 25.\u2014The propeller \u201c\u201cShick- luna,\u201d which left this port on Monday, May 13th, with a general cargo for Algoma Mills, ran on a rock in a channel about two miles esst of that on Sunday \"rg and immedi thaly 81 with water.A ruantue at the\u2019 time, but the ity the beats, sad \u2018 his nie Cunningham, the chief enginoër, ee Torontn He stated that the vessel after a charging her- cargo at Algoma Mills, took on à pilot to steer them through the channel, bat owing te his ignorance of ¢ the ronte, he ran the vessel against the only rock which was in the channel.The vesgel remains fast on the rock, grephed orders te sand a tog from Owen Sound to Algoma Mills.It is likely that the vessel will got off \u2018in a few days and will then then go into dry dock at Colling- weod or Owen Soun ey ue \u201cHhickluna\u201d was owner.prinei y essrs, Sylvester Bres., bel Captain Jka, who commanded her, is owner.Ikan.is valued at $21,000 and insured for $14,000 in American companies.IRISH AFFAIRS, on\u2014Arehbishep \u20ac A um Crime ~The Prrmel) Ta, DusLin, May 25.\u2014Juror Field has been awarded £3,000 and the Huddys £500 com- iy (er Archbishop Croke -bad concluded his mweoh ot Thurles, ctosrds ef people with bands : 1 posed tha sme.sivisg frequent cheers for Ouly one eas of outrage against the \u2018person ocourréd in Ireland in the month of April.Corx, May 28.\u2014A meeting mir the sus- Ploes of the Mayor was held to-day the Parnell testimonial.Subscriptions | ing to £350 were received, anda resolution adopted a of Parsell's sction an thanking convention for supporting hime.THE APACHE WAR \u20ac ie Gen.Cree onra From \u2014Defons of The Toussroxe, May 45.A Metiean courier has wrived from the direction of the hesdgens- ters of \u2018the Mexican army a* Oposura, with information that Crook had sh engagement with a lèrgé body of Indians meas Guacanope, Sierra Madre, week.Creek sent forward a portion of theSSan Carles ts, who wery by the hostiles and; back to the main body.An advawes wes them made by the entire foros, driving the hustiles from their en.- trenched thirty.The remainder broke and hed: mediately - took the trail in parait.rer :.sestares 7 Por granting certain powers to the Canada | and Mosers.Sylvester Bres., the owners, tele- + and a steam pu pump | pensation for the outrages te which they were Ra or Atlan Jao Royal M =H fan i SHE or Mar, A683 Me wr ond Xo renter Mr Hire rs Trott an pe Bicale r m Bishop.ra Bishop Wiss Brooks, A Gabi, Mie D° fer Mz Corbett Mr E @ Crew, Mrs Crow, Mr James F Depnistoun, Mr t Dire ère .Willlam Grifin ill, Mr wi Hriigp.Mr C A Hill, Mee\u201d Miss Jones, Mr trick MeDe an oll.two an Stasis man Mack wo: Mrs Mackwort y Middiet leten, \u201cWn Middteton, de Jn Mor rs M r Douciss Muir My hou] Bs! §penes i Mrs HA Aba Mins © ower, Mrs , in Re JA \"a Per Hous, Jy Rot gréerds Mr Rutherford: Mr mith, MrJames Squirs, Mr Thorne, Leicester, Generel Bir Patri man servant, Mr WA Mos char Important Invention.Mr.Thea.F.Losey of this sity, has invented a most wsoful apparatus to be used in trimming, stowing and cooling ».The invention was tried at Mr.Ogilvie\"s mille, Beigneur etreet, yesterday afterncon, of a number of gen- tlemeu interested 1p the gain shippiag business, who prenounced it te ba complete nuecess, and lased Mr.overcoming in such à simple manner à di that has always been very costly aod injeriesg to their trade.The ap- paratas consists of a hopper-iate whieh the elova- tor spout discharges the graia, and downward telescopic pipes, which ste cennceted with brass nozzles; these in tura are eennseied by a hose with the blower.The grain falling through the bopper passes down the pipes until the foregof the blast meots it and drives it'threugh the nes- sls.The apparatus eis be used om any vessel, oe any part chercef, and can also be semoved from one ship to another withoat say treuble.At the trial yesterday the machine was tested with corn, whieh is the heaviest.graio to trim, and the blast drove it a distance of 38 or 40 8\u201d spriukliog it around ia tho sss way ns water from a hose.Mr.Leery bas thus overcome a difficulty that for over @O years has been the study of inventers throughout Europe and the United States.sneanddicd Liken Taief PrTrssuron, PA.\u2014A correspondent of the Post states, that while out at night during a rain storm, he contracted a severs.attack of rheumatism, which *skedaddled like a thiet\u2019 after two applications.of St.Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure and \u2018household friend.Ip} scems to be well understood that the Great | German Remedy and Pain cannot agree.A Wityy Diyine.It is related of Sydney Smith that ance on entering à drawing rdom in # West End man sion, Le found it lined with mirrors on alt sides.Finding himself reflested in every directioif, he said that he \u201csu he was et a meeting of the clergy, and tl here seeroed te be a very respectable atiendamee.\u201d Li-Quor Tea in the leading article, Montreal Brauneh, 177 St.Lawrence 8t.| Never Allow It Never allow the bawels to remain in a condition, as it leads to serious results, and i health is sure to follow.Burdock Blood Bitters is the most perfect regulator o bowels, and the best ote parifier known.1, the undersigned, hareby certify that after | having used for à year al] remedies advertised to stop the hair from Jalling without suceess, 1 decided to try the great remedy known as L.Touzin's Hairiha.After having used a bottle 1 was completely cured of dandruff and hair falling.I recommend it as the best remedy syer known for thess diseases\u2014 Simeon Larampeon, 2363 Visitation, qtreet, Post-Office employe, Mon .Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from al} crude and irritating matter.Concentrated medicine only; very smail; very cesy te take; ne pain ; no griping; no purging.Bedicines.ÉIDNEY-WORT amie Bi sLorest notice.W.138 weed: ____ Specific dxiicles (YOAL OIL DRAIN PI PIPES, pot aay.Trot Bri Pire Clay.âc., bo.ER, 64u 108 5 (CANCER CURE \u2014 $1,000 FOR IMMIX CANCER CURE cures without lise of knife.wh GTi, Contioook, cure.Shed : P (CARPET FEL FELT, for putting under Carpets aud lasts for ten Tears.Pros op per pend.res io hy par af te ity HEKNET à CO.Wholaçale 5es 45 Bt.Paul street.\"NGLISH IRON BEDSTEAD, pop mer apd ad Porkn Window Foire\u201d JAMES W HAN 5 en YKEAT CHEAP SALE of kx- hibition Bosts aad 5hoes, consisting of Ladies\u2019 and ts\u2019 woeds of the fineet materials aa\u2019 superior work- as reduced Custom work made to order DOUGLASY, 1314 81.Catherine qz [LE CMINATED PRESENTA A EE RE ES Eagraringls all ite oranches.prices k NILLKD CARPET LINING Breil pd PADS, for eronomy and best results WOoar twive as jong as risa Mattress Pads to tips oe Parnitare.hago: top of woven-wire aud other springs, to pros pases mauttrosses and FOF vaic vy LROs Mussea icpry Moryun & Lo.3500 PERFORATED SEAT CHAIRS, hp RES EI a Ja SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS \u2014 PEUFEOL FIT, Madstoorder.J.B.LAYLAMNE late of Kowap & 0.24 st.Jaines street.137s {HOW-CASES\u2014W.Millicham ap &Co.All styles of Bhow low catalogue.W.MI CHAMP co.to i5 Adelaide street, Rast, Toronto, Ont.1002 TI G THE LEAU\u2014Our $25 FOIRE anni furnished House in Upper Terme moderate near the pv for July Aagust, September.To oly to T.lpr, Cas- 1208 TO LET \u2014 A furnished Cottage, within five ant ai alk of Post Office.All modern conveniences.ut Address *V 103% \u201d -MTAR OFFICE.122 To LET-House at Laprairie.Apply (0 Louis Mieux, 145 Cnllege st.121 8 La RENT \u2014 For the Summer monttu, at Berthier Ville, two furnished houses* Sombriabie, a short distance from the »teambost Sone, Darter a Apply to Ls.\u2018Trenchemon- LET \u2014 Two.Houses at La- iy to Setises), Cadienx & Co.11313 Houses Fülxntel.XNTED-Smail\u201d sel Fcontain- V VA ed ho: use, in the inity o of 1 English Cathe:irai.wv PRICE ONE CENT.~~ Sttuationy Sncant WANTED.wiser: 130 gaod Issters can find e , Mass, oi miuses\u2019 and children's kid, yoat wd uTain machine shoes, at good ;, à few young mien to learn the trade are also wanted.Appiicauion may! msds or communications 0 F, W, NEOR 431 Lincoln st., or J.M.CROPLEY, 138 NT ED-Good, stead y black- sharpen BS \u201cmith for drill tng.and used to prhoetnu hoses.00d rock aud quarry men.A.MANNING 8 ê do ntractors, Trent Valley Canal \"pesos a WASTED IOAN M MOULDER; 7 CON NRTA Kennedy À Som, Omer Sana oar ha) 2 Ww ANT Fagan: ht Sear BE BN Eng ey onest.} otre Dam » 1523 WPNTED-A 6 COOK AND SEWING GIRL._ 698 Sherbrooke st.WANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT.20 WANTED - \u2014 AN ACTIVE YOUTH FOR office work, &c.; must write a good hand, be acte at À, h - curate atf wes af havo good recpmmeudation.Ad.WANT D\u2014A BOY TO TARE CHARUE OF y._ Apply 82 87 University st.122 2 Waste, \u201cA HOUSEMAIS IN SMALL family.Apply between ) and 3 pan, 550 Snr or 22 FANTED = LA PLAIN COOK, WHO, SAY Univers ity wt.VW AED IMMEDIATELY.FOUR Fd 51 Amberst st., after 6 pod months\" Job, 18F2\u201d ANTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014 GOOD thorough servant for a family ef 4 Apply at 473 Guy an.12 MR on 782 Address at ônee, 1321 5 Warshoute 06 sd 03.Far re.At t oc- ixtures for sale.mmr Am Arr Farms in Dominion, .FENTON & Cottage, for seaside use, pleasantly situated, convenient tc beac very ds! desirable Villa Residence and Gro Stores, &c, to Let.Warrer & Co.Bout nie.RRL VV ANADIAN LAND ADVER- receipt of 3c.a | SALE or TO LET \u2014 At Tura soma Apply 10 G.H.Bland, sai Fie ting on st Lawreses River: TO RENT.son In the city for Wholesale Dry Goeds or Fancy Goods.pou __Lroperty fox Sa.Sale.ec C tiser\u201d for A: ar of Qntazio, Little Metis, first-class 8 rooms furnished Fra SALE OR TO RENT\u2014A Lachine Rosd, fron! ptet \u2018oach House, Stable and otaer Outbulidings, with Wo A SMART, RERPECTABLE blemald, Apply immediate] at Grand A st.James street West.refoes required.22 2 WARTED- A MAN TO RON A COTTON lapper.Apply 874 William st.182 2 Wo mor À SMART YOUTHS, AE ply to Dominion News Co., 190 st.James Stree gs 33 WANTED IMMEDIATELY\u2014GOOD DRIBS- makers, constant employment.1309 84 rine-street.Tors 3 VV ANTED\u2014AT G8 FORT 5T., A RESPECTable General Servant; family of two, 122 2 .VV ANTED- A GOOD CANDY BOILER TO go to Ottawa, to take cha p.Good Way to heady man.L.H.Lacks Kens % Ottawa.AN T) E Du à GARDKNER FoR JHE country, with good references.> Catherine st.id Arp! ees ¢ derstand care of horses, to stable and make himself y useful, one Shas held a similar position preferred.John Melia 2 Bt.Francois Xavier st.148 5 WANTED A MAN WHO THOROWGHLY- sax» charge ot asplendid Gardou.Apply to ©.W.STANTON, 191 ÿt.Ash and Walnut Bedroom bes teces, are Sei James st.tf for ae Ta be had only at HENRY J.SHAW 4 EU*z, ; Rooms She ia ror 0 OR ek on aie ently [> OOM-\u2014A Comfortably furnish- Lh SCIENCE OF LIF bk: OR ed room with every convenience, pA, for a sin SELF-PRESERVATION, a medical work for every CE Apply at 3:0 Bieury street.122 3 er ier Tyree 1B Eras Bre ROOMS I'wo well furnished y rooms, in a \u2018private family, and board if required.W 1N DO W CORNICES and & Notre Dame sircet w LE CUSTALX POLES, cipgant designs.Pictures OOMS3\u2014 Furnished, suitable hte ai HOPE'S 560 440 deu Eee Ca Centar, aTied couple, with ues of Kitchen.4 xt.WIRE ROPE \u2014Best Brands of OOMS \u2014 Furnished, 236 Notre Bewemer, Fiemens.Dame.1226 ufactured by B.GRÉENINOE LS air AA Cractinle Cast Steel, Canada single Amer- TOR frox OR SAL 174 Mullins street, t St.Charles.13 Frs SALE CHEAP \u2014 Scotch axle, strong and new.To be seanpl 81 Rh SALE-\u2014Grocery Express.street.Apply te J.Mullins, 53 St.Lawrence 19 33 FOR SALE\u2014 very fine Victoria RTL Slr pr ANR Victoris Square.122 3 FOR BALE\u2014A Carving Table, and ome double range.136 Notre Dado ot 132 6 FOR SA LE\u2014Pure Spanish hens\u2019 eEus, for broctitaz time.Apply 200 Aqueduct at, FOR SALK-\u2014Fine Saddie Horse, - sound, Awe jumper, perfect re raie ve SE TN Ra R.SALE\u2014One \u201c Armgtrong Samp bed, cheap, quite now.Apply \u201c2 OOM\u2014 With board in a good locality, family private.183 Bieuryst.122 3 ROOMS\u2014Two well iurnished rooms vacant, bath, &c.SO Mansfield street.132 3 R OOM \u2014 Well Furnished.17 Latour street, near Beaver Hall.123 3 ROOM\u2014Att the West End, pleas- Address *U 1913.\u201d STAR office.ROOM\u2014And Board vacancies, 3 at 8 Dorchester st.ROOM\u2014Furished, for gentle- | men, ip a private family.150 Bt.George sirnct.b ROOMS\u2014 Well tarnished, and per week.121 Vitre rec Boom, without board.an fau.ROOMsS~ Unfurnished, L With nse Win for ner ACTIVE SINGLE YOUNS mau Bouman fer general work, and to take care ofhony CARTEL TED, A GOUD GENERAL SERV AN chester st.\u201cfor a THAI family.Apply at No.op V JANTED\u2014A YOUTH, WHO RAS UT A some;eqperience in | Insurance offles.46k with reference 10 box 647 JARTEL DA GENERAL SERVANT FOR a small family Apply to 55 University ss.) 22 Wa Gian, YOUNG GIRL TO EL Gio chitdren and do light .\u201cle VANTED FTE, LX FPERIENCED IN lndinæ and setting cards in cot App) toE 1.5.Morgan, 112 at Francois Tavier st\u201d ; WA ANTED.IMMEDIATEL Y, AN IN VOICE clerk, one having « Poiedge of kkeeping and Custom\u2019 nd rotary work prefe referenceg and expected to P.O.sie us ANTE ED oh STEADY, RELIABLE Ais care of a horse, himself useful the hi nu { generally about onde.Aopiy o 8 et 85 ANTED\u2014 W ANTE D-UPHOLSTERER, STEADY atd work aod pn J ear A) Apply to F.Smith, Wer of kitoken, for ladies only.corner of German st rig?2 A NTI TED\u2014A CORCEMAN-FRENOH FY * an Coschman w R00d, vefsrences.OOM To LET\u2014Furnished or piy detore 10 am.ot bin tom oo seferenc 151% r One Or two gentlemen, with ARTE rats XPERI NC HANTS OF use of bathroom, family quiet.£69 ot, corusy W4i 122 8 pa H oop 8 Bustles.H.Hershleid, 904mg ROC -Furnished, No.15 Bel- EDA Jud MIRST-CLASS 5 GANDY dgon \u201cTadroes Box 101, Broilers ness ville, Ont.Wis RS \u2014An assorted po = OOM \u2014 Furnished, charmin 321 3 \u2019 3 A2 Be 2 \u201c20 Eerragapzr Grenade ronan tron R22) opposite drchambaulv's Cqisge.1076 £ Were 9h VERALSE T432 OOMS TU LET \u2014 Two com Ww AN oA GO st.NERA PH a $50_\u2014Larlor Sets, upholstered IV tnebry rire near ne Vilsdner Hoi coute ARLED\u2014A YOUNG MAN WHO Ts À workmanship, 7 Pisces rotating phos a sapemior Seca from 1 to Zend 7 to 1333 VO re goresad offic upwards.ut HENBY J WER TH (Suis R OOM Furnished with board.ve NTE A GENERAL NERV FT FOR 261 for two ready @entiemen, $4 per week in advance, a famiy of three.11744 Summer Resorts.guednct : ne L AKE MEMPHREMAGOG.op Str LIA SO, fitted with all the Terme modarate.fora Brat clase descetpti master, ATRL Bern Sevens Purther 51 pos Moutreal, and by nâdroeat ELDER à HOPKINA, Owl's Head \u2018 Mountain House,\" - Kewport, Vt, id Seamus.EUROPE ! [ ! ons are New York ge Orta June lst, Se on 1863 and Jume 50th, tickets Ath \u2018 int tiekeÿe for individual traveliars in Furepe, i : radentet vith Maps and feil ticulars, by mail 10 cents.pr THOS COVA & SOK.3011 mresdway, NY .w 22 y - orne TESTER D'ONNERAL AGREE, ANER and established on oi vrecn ADA and ANTWER) .will: nt» _ follows, under contract with ir .5 SLiavie.teow Montreal for Antweep,on or about tee ss * ys a Dante cL\" Miotrmenn, frour Antwerp for Montreal, communication between Canada and juve will bb contitueé, and notiee of sailings given itof ing fad at low rates of * ais ou arante freign Passenger Service, \u201d Donon li | sen Inn Slesmatip * ORBGO ass fem 2606 M.va sai tom QUES aoe Bm \u201cmie Hs WF 0 .te er eh, 065 and Interme- gio\" kX où.i pa TORRANCE #& CO, 18e >.1 +280 .* Gemerdl Agents.° .Maiscallantens \u201cNATURAL ASPHALTE doe: _ EEE Cog emg og Ww.RED, Sole ant, SLATE, METAL, AND Conde rte mate a gd 02 1 VO Cru \" Montrent $5.2 \u2014Owr soli solid Walt terrine TS HENRY aE BO .voue craie ZE AN URE\u2014From stable of ten aT ow dlaposed of fer one year.1545 oom BLACK WALNUT SOEBOA te Le bad ARES UU MS \u2014Well-furnished bed- sitting, Sintas, kitchen, for : married opuple, only 5 doilars per month.4 Cadieux =\u2018 1213 DOM-Nicel y Furnished front room, good locality.673 Dorehester street: near beaver Hali.16 Srnatiouns canted.\u201cBY A LADY MINISTER'S unghie tie ture fes th Church of a hg rer er Poe rep; wel, Arend ew, , Drawing, udimants of 00 Ms = Very nice suite of reoms on the ground fides, Ad the lsh Cathedral.Address S 154.5,\" iran of of 12 ROOMS \u2014 Furnished, = withoui board.45 McGill Coliege~i venus.120 29 ROOMS\u2014Comfortabl y Jurnish- od, as 480 Ulster Terrace, st.120 6 OUMS\u2014 With Bath and W.C.; same pas in a private family, no children, best iocallty.844 BC Catherine street.© 120 4 OOM\u2014A \u2018back parlor bedroom, Dei furnizbed, with ue of buth and W.Ca at 1190 > OOM \u2014F urnished, for entle- men.+ 75 72 prrmmcue atrest, Bear vic nat and Windsor Hote! 119 OOM.To Let, farnished bed- \u201cOG re Ga rman, far private ir 9e ROOMS AND BOARD-With attendance for ladies durin thet sonfine- ment.Mrs.Bearlo, isdies\u201d doctress, s- Monique street.: J O M\u2014Furnished Bedroom board.27 Beaver Hall Terrace.bedrooms tn as e te family.À; at 170 B) prival y.Apply ur ) _ Booms Tlanted.ANTED \u2014 By two sisters, a & furnished bed room, with use of within ton minntes\u2019 walk of Poss Office.Apply to SAR TAR O ANTED-Two rooms.within 10 minntes\u2019 walk of Post office.Box 40, Mont.193 2 wa ANTED\u2014East of Bieury st, ~ Sood three unfarnished rooms for douse and particuisrs.Address *U 1s y wa ANTED \u2014 Bed and Fous Room, | mpfarniohod, near Bt.James\u2019 Club.dress * Olivt: 3 POD?bar and nice rôoras, 63.50 à week.85 8t.Lawrence street, 1196 ] YOARD\u2014Excellent Boa an Booms st 149 Bt.Antoine ot.121 4 Shi mn PATENTS USLY SECURED CASA bar \"one ST oat BEIT.AX FORHG COURTAIES.19 AND SH OPINIONS G sEARCRES RS.GARRIGAN AN, LADIBS ER La ES 120 8 OTICE\u2014A.8.Nutter, D.I D.8 oles Aan Dentist, bis PR 2 A, SOODEICH, \u201cAttorney-at- 184 Dearborn Se will remove Hoy wu from 4 - Av, ® fo.8) Beaver Terrace, Conta Set VVANTED WORK BY TRS DAY BY RES.carpentering.U towa Renter pee.à d'or cs Free VANTEL SE N VAS TATION AN pT U.La WE ee fltuh, musie, i moderate salary, no no objection ren \u201cOU 19182 son Ww young a a va % Bren bonne has bad charge of a Ca rare collection of siove planta Ely BET We ma SE .4 « Whanted to Furchuse, VW ARTEL IO PORCH ABE AND Gents cast = kinds stores aoû Rousehol a te] .lan v.1011020 ANTE u-TU PURCHA * AND W Arties om à cast - si othiag op Lables ey fcr Craig st.Aie ANTED \u2014 To urchasée, an hngise sad Boller, about 3 or 16 horse pewer.90 Vie yore io To Eke advertiser been mas or of Vusiaces Wor over the L] > posted SLT Ek 2% a ir Pago to Lend.MONEY TO\u201d LOAN.Money to loan, at 6 per cont, on first-class morigage.several city end country properties for sale ow Hborai - 1, M.PERRAULT, 99-2k; Esericois Xavier 61.Sates.C D.EDWARDS MANUPACTURER OF FIRE-PROOF SAFES, ee son ra ™ sonia the sitsasple of Vargiars of amy Vins-Frsor Sade | mow made.sPPCIMENS OF SURGLANIEBD APES sow on view, and an fuspection invited.FIRVT-QLASS SURGLAR-PROOF W § EK made «5 well as the above fire-proof work.fecond-hand Seles for sale chèep.| Send fer Prise Lists.OQ | v 8 Tiny FT) Has stood the test for FIFTY-Trass YxARS, and bas proved itself the best \u2018remedy known fx \u201cthe cme\u2026 of Consum ; anda Lung Dissavena or oid.\u2019 SoLp Evæarwnare y ELIXIR | RS QW! +, a | | mployment at » be & È ETIQUETTE.a» Editor Etiquette Department: Is it improper for ladies at n five o'clock tea to take off their gloves when eatiug thin bread and butter, in order not to spoil them.Fatima.As.\u2014 Ladies as à rule do uot take off their gloves at five o'clock teas.We think, lowever, that this \u2018is a matter regulated rather by convenlende than by propriety, aud as such may beleft to the judgment of those whom it concerns.A recent account given in an English paper of the lady who went to a five o'clock tea provided with a mini * ture pair of sugar tongs with which to hold her thiu bread and butter is rather suggestive.\u201d Ponsibly other ladies who experience similar difficulty may be led to follow he: example.Editor Etiquette Department : Will you be kind enough to give mo sone information with regard to something about which I am in doubt?lt in about direoting iuvitatious, Supposivg | want to ask two young ladies und their brother to a little dance at which no mmarried peaple are agked, would the foilowinæ be vorreot : *' Mrs.\u2014\u2014 presents her compliuants, a°1d regtio ' \u201cWe will give you « fip apiece (six and p quarter cents) if you will agree to break them al .* Pl take the contrnet, ** said the Yankee.The dayawras s cold one, the thermometer down to z¢foy The man immediately ent to work, but disdained to take the large sl-dge hamnter whica was offered him.The Yankee Invi every bomb out on the ground with the hoie up.He procured a bucket and filled them ali with water ; then he came into the house, muuteout his hill, and said he would call in the morning for his money, Every dne was mucin rnvstifird, but in the morning.their astniishiment was grent.The water had frozen during the night.and in the morning a pile pi scrap iron was found, as the freezing water And oroi-u avery bomb into at least a dozen phieces, LoNg Jack, Mo, Sept.14, 1879.I hive been using Hop Bitters, and have received great benefit from them tor liver complaints and malarial fever.They are superiop toall other medicine.P.M, BARNES.Ladiry\u2019 Glazed Kid buttoned boots Gipay .onlv one dollar and twenty-five cents per \u201csit 8 Fogarty & Bree, cor St.lawre- - - © Catherine stresta + Fame and Happluess for Women.To the very finest natures literary fame can iva but small pleasure, Assuredly (George État was far from being a happy woman with all her fame and al! hér intellectual triumphs.And perhaps the cause is simpler than might be supposed.sutisfy the yearningin a woman's heart.\u201cMais vous, de qui ou m'assure (ue vous etes une belle et azreable filie n\u2019uvez-vous pas hout- d'etre si savante?\u201d wrote Queen Christina to Mlle.Le Fevre, when that learned Frenchwoman sent the Queen u copy of ler edition of Callimachus.And without saying that she should be loved by à man, this at least must Le - sali, that tou woman the need of n wan\u2019s love is s0 pressing a need that no success and no triumph will realiy bring satisiaction to Ler heart which do not mintater, or seen to winis- ter, to that need.Fither this need is exhibited in -uch a pathetic yearning for masculine support as George Eliot discloses in the volume be ore us, and as even so strony u woman is (George Sand disciosed in that ery ot hers in the.\u201cLettres d'un Vovageur * \u201cAh, not 1 was not born to be a poet ; | ws born to love | it is vhe misfortune of my desituy, wus the eymnity of others, which have muwie me a wanderer and an artist 7 and as Me, de Stuel disclosed when she declared that she would willingly barter all her fame for a little beauty ; or else it is seen in such heroic and self-couscious defianne of wo- mun's ehains and the demands of sex as we see in Emily Bronte.When Adan Bed\" appeared there was much discussion as to the sex of the novelist.he present writer never dpubted that the author of that great povel was a woman, apd plyo a plain woman, Wheu he came upon this well-kuown, passage : ** There are faces whfch nature charges with a weaning and bathes not belonging to the simple humau soul that Autters beneath them, but speaking the joys and sorrows of torezoue generations ; eves that tell of deep love which, doubtless, has been and is somewliere, hut not paired with these eyes\u2014perhaps pairet with pale eves, that can say nothing, just asa national janguage may Le instinet with poetry unfelt by the lips that use it.\u201d It Mme.de Stael telt how cruel are the conditions ot sex upon a woman, how much more keenly did George Eliot feel it! Behind those *\u2018pule eyes\u201d ot hers, behind features elongated to almost an equine type, there lived a nature whose affectionate ness was as deep and as far-reaching 4 its intelligence, There is no more painful spectacle than that of a woman wade sslf-conscious by the plainuess which isolated her in her childhood.Peraaps even Greorge Eliot'santeilectual diffidence (for exceedingly diffident she was, notwithstanding all her doctrinaire ways) has a subtle connection with this great fast of her childhood.The plainness, or mather the jou.cheri, ot Emily Bronte simply aroused in hier a sentunent of heroic antagonism : that of treorge Eliot made her Lhiumble\u2014_dthenoenin, A Story el A step Dauzhdlr.The following is à sutainary, given 1u a con temporary, ot the most geulal of all the Russian tales in which Frost plays a part, A certain woman had a daughter of her own and a st-p- daughter.She long wished to get rid of her step-daughter.At last she said to her husband, \u201cTake your daughter away from my sight; carry her wherever you like: Leave her in the open field to the oruckling trust.\u201d Tue father wept anu wailed, but at length lie yielded, placed his daughter on the sledge, drove her out into au open field and there deposited her.Then having crossed himseif, he hastened home so as not to witness his daughter's death.The poor girl, left alone, shivered and uttered a zilent prayer.Up came Frost, and sally ¢ Maiden, maiden, 1 am Ked-nosed Frost.\u201d ** Good ay ta you, Frost;,'\u2019 she replied © \u201cI ~unpose Heaven has sent yon for my sinful soui.\u201d\u2019 Frost hal intended to site ber ; but he was pleased by her way of speaking ;, so he took compassion on her and threw her a warm cloak.She wrapped herself up in it and remained sitting there.Twice did Frost come again to visit her, and each time she pleased him so Much by ber sage replies that he made her all wanner of presents.She decked herself\u2019 with the gold and jewels lie, gave her, and »at on the box which had contained them, singing sougs.Meantime her step-mothér was baking cabes for her tuneral feast.When they were ready, she sent her husband forth toletch his daughter's body home.When he had been gone awnile, the house-dog barked {rom under the table, ** The oid man\u2019s daughter is being brought home ail in gold and silver; hut the old wouan's daughter Las no suitors.\u201d\u201d In vain did the step-mother regale it with cakes in order to make it change 1ts tune.It barked on as before.When the girl arrived in ali her glory, the step-motlier was at first astounded.Then, aiter heating what had occurred, she ordered her husvaud to take her own daughter to the same spat iu the opeu firld, and leave her there.He obeyed.Presently Frost appeared, and addressed the girl us he had addressed her prodececessor ; but no good words could he get from her; so he flew into a rage, and froze ber to death.When lier mother sent for her after a time the house-dog beneath the table again bean to bark, this time exclaiming, ** Suitors are coming for the old man\u2019s daughter but the old woman's daughter is a bag of bones.\u201d The door open-d, and the girl was brought in dead.Her mother wept and wailed : but it was too late.\u2014 x.The Dude Is cruelly misconceived by peovle generally, even here in New York! He is comuionly taken to be an effeminate, lah-de.dah tellow, of whom it seems more fitting to speak as *\u201c 18\" than *he.\u201d That is wrong.The dude iss fop.1 grant you, and has some nonsensical ways ; but he in quite as likely to be an athlete asa Miss Nancy.Here is an afternoon incident in an elevated railroad car that will serve as an indication of a dude, and at the sams time present the opposite kind of a drunkard frodi thi one whom | described at the beginning of this detter.It was the hour when ladies who had been shoping were returning home alone.In the mid- le of the car all the engers were ladies, with two egxceptions\u2014a big fes ow, with bloated face and Blood abot eyes, and a dude, who sat across the aisle.The big fellow seemed to be drunk, and at short intervals he growled out a volley of profanity, apparently about somebody or something that had displeased him before he entered the car.The ladies who sat near at first looked at him with surprise, and then shrank away.One of them moved to another seat when' it was vacated and another lady who had just entered the car taok the deserted seat There came another outburst of profanity, an.she moved n4 far from bim as possible, and laoked around appealingly toward the men who were in seats at » distance, and who were on the point of going to her rescue.The dude hal been looking at the silver knob of his cane with an air of languid interest, casting an oe.casional annoyed glances at the big drunken man.But when this outbreak of Profanity came, he arose, took one quick step across the aisle, laid hi hand on the drunkard\u2019s shoulder, and gaid, with a suggestion of the arawi of a dude in his tone.¢ My friend, vou're not so drunk as you'te thy eva Now you shu up, or rit RENAN the next station ?\"The big fell##Téoked at him with more than a*évagten\" maWM®Hätelligence of expression, frowued, end turned his face toward the window.The dude returned to his seat and to the wearied contemplation of his cane-knod : but-I'll bet a gilded nickel that there wasn't a lady in that part of the car who dil not take notice of the young fellow\u2019s well-knit and figure while he stood before thé bloated oftender, and wéh- -dered how a chap of even his mettle got into a duie\u2019s rig.Beore one for the dudes.The big fellow never opened his mouth again while in the car, and he got off at the next tation, \u2014 Ciara Bolle.: Mr.Henry Harling, of Toroutn, writes: My little daughter, 7 years of age, has been a terrible enfferer this winter irom Rhetmatism, being for weeks confined to her bed.with Jimbs drawn up, which could not be straightened, .and suffering great pug in every joint of limbs, arms and rhoniderst The best of physicians could not help het, snd we were advised to try Dr.Thorns\u2019 Eclectrie Oil, which we did, | Apparent; after - and the benefit was at ance ming two bottles the pain leit, limbs ne sumed their naturil shape, and iif\u2019 two weeks she was weil as over.It has not returned.ve dt is mot literary fame that can | - pein \u2018 Sundav Re ending wre TENe dy We calt him strong who stands.\u2018ered-y;> Calm as some emp Chante rick I HE \\Whiea sume great trouble harls its shoals We sav of him hip strength is proved ; But when the spent storm fulds its wings, How bears he then life\u2019s little things?Abont his brow we twine our greath Co Who seeks the tattle\u2019s thickest smoke,\u201d \\ liraves flag.ing qui and sabre spot, Anil soutl= ar dungor, aughs atdesth ; We praise him till the whole and fines; But 15 he brave in little things?We call him great who does some Jepd | lint echo bears from shore to shore\u2014 Does that, and then does nothing more; Yot wonld his work earn richer meed, When brought Lefore the Kiogof kings, Were he but great in tittle things?We closely guard our castle gates \u201cLen zreat temptativns lugdly knooks Draw overy bolt, clinch every look, And sternly fold our bars and gatos: Yet some small door wide oben awings AL the sly touch ot little things.I ran forgive\u2014\"is worth my while\u2014 ¢ Phe trehthiersas blow, tHe crdaetthriiet ; Carr bless dy fab as Curistian must.W hile patience sinites hesroyal smile j Yet quick resentiveut fercely slings Its shots of ire at little things.Amd J ean tread beneath my feet Che hills uf passion\u2019s heaving sen, , When wiud-tosse-t waves roil stormils ; Yet scarce resist the Siren sweet that at my heartUs door softly sings, .\u2018* Foret, forget Tite» little things.\u201d But what is life?Drops make the sea ; And petty cares and small events, Amall cauacs and small consequents.Make up the sea tor you and me: \u2018Lhen, ol, tur strength tv ineet the stings I'hat ara the point- of little things } Our Joachibiyn, luther had a wonderful gift of crystallizing into à single seutence truth which'shouid evermore shine here, flashing its light into ¢fir eyes to-day, when his more elaborutely wrought out teaching stands, perhaps, unread upon our shelves.\u2018 Such a sentence is the one about prayer, when he says : *\u201c | have so much work to do to-day, that I canuot get through with less thau three liours\u2019 prayer 1!\u201d : Experience ol a life like Lutler\u2019s holds and constrains us, wien, on some hurried, flustered day, we feel pucin«d to lnuit our prayer time, À like jewe! is his hot condemnation of seo tarianism © ¢* Why do you call yourself Lutherans, you Christiaus! Who and what is Luther?Was Luther crucified for you!\" .And in a ddferent form, but filled with the same fiery intensity, 1s his ejaculation to the wedal of the Eiector of Brandenburg, stir- ting our dull consciences and challenging many à taient lid in a napkin, His biographer tells many a story of his liberality ; of his tear lest he should harbor the sin of covetousness; of large gifts that left little behind : and among them, this: be was applied to on one occasion for a contribution to some chari- tavle undertaiing, but, upon consulting with his wile, found hifuseli bare of even the sgpall- est ~u that cond be given away ; going to a drawer where lay his beautiful gold medal ot Joachim, given hi by the Elector himself, he erieu : ** What art thou doing there, Joachim ?Dost thou not see how idle thou art! Come out, sud make thyse.f useful | ** and seizing the medal, he give it as his contribution to she object 1n question.\u2019 la there not in our possession some idle Joachim that might come out and go to work ! | know a family from which has been taken by death, in quick succession, several grown sons and daughters.Their books and clothes are locked away in chests and drawers for the woth and rust, because those who are left can- nat boar to think of anybody else touching what was oùce used by the beloved dead, And yet those things might be doing good some- wliere., À bright young girl, whose rare musical talent was fhe pleasure of ail ber freinds, was, years ago, plunged into sudden grief, and in her passionate sorrow refused to touch her piane or organ, saying she could never open the D, Years passed, dung which Ser veer a was\u2019 unused ; but there came a time when Ged's spirit touched her wath a desire for more entire consecration, and oat came this idle Joa- chim, making her offte more s song-bird,\u2014 one who never slighted an opportunity to please or profit young and old.There lives to-day, in a part of the country where books are .comparatively scarce, a dear mmvalid wuose library contains several thousand volumes.There is not an idle Joachim among them! By mail, and by express, and by private messenger, they go forth; and if they comme back the worse for wear, she submits cheerfully, because of what they have accomplished.Jet ns senreh our homes, and Our wnused hours, and our several aptitudes for this or that kind of work, and call forth to glad service these idle Joachims.\u2014Elizabth P, Align.The talk.Diseretion in speech b wie the \u201cle quence.To know how to wait js the great aouret ef sucooss.+ There is@bt to much danger in a known fos as » suspected one.It is upon the smooth ice we slip; \u2018the roughest less men think the more they There is slways bepe in a man tint sotuslly\u2019 and earnestly werks.work of the mether.Many delight more in giving of than\u2019 in paying their debts.od ~ pal ut There are in busidess theed APU), ; knowledge.temper.and time.ca Si T ' The édtafi wily 15°58 oheaind Co fines duds, relf more canmimg than others.\u2018 reristed the tears of his mother, You may depend upon it that he iss good may, whose intimate {riends sre ali good.Ê Comparison, , more than reality, - Los mon happy, and can make them wretehad, He who is the most slew in making e promise is the mest faithfal in the periormance of i.Passionate persons are like men who stand upen their heads ; they see- all things the Wrong way.The light of friendship is like the light phosphorus,\u2014seen plainest when ali RÉ dark.7 ha vited, but in adversity they come without invita tion.3 tie who receiver 8 mood turn should er forget it; he #bo dogs one should newer 'e- member it agi! sav oeeh gt To havo res for our bvas nujdes eur bdrals, and to.bave a Maines fod \u201c RÔVOMRS eur manners.In the dffaire of lite wétivity_ is to be lerrod to dignity, aad practicsl whe Abd d ÿ to premoditated:esenpesure-and Nn \u20ac ; ity ¥'n Poe?whIh \"HIE jrith as 16 the morhiti} dd godd (6 hed WE wy de night.IC fa co-exténsive with the Aetion of oar jntelll- gence.There is ways room fer o men of force, and he makes rosm.for .many.Society isa troop of thiokers, and the best heads among them take the best plades.Sh \u201c Truth takes the stamp of the seul it entars.It is vigerous and rough in grid souls, butt tnpera \u201cand softbns itself im loving ast : The Primary use of knowledge is for sush guidance of.cdnduct in ali eiresmstanoss as shall make living complete.All other uses of knewledge are secondary.' Freryone in this world hashis er'der share of trqubies and trials.Let us, then, try as much es we are «blé not to increase thé \u201cbutden ef say: ss much as the weight of » straw.Let p man have a fervent love fer what is p acd just and honorable, let: him have à.60 abhorrence of what is remus], medn, trisky, ungeverouf, nnd Ne will aed ge lar À wrong.What Tully says of war may be applied to die- puting.it should be always fo menaged as te remember tüat the only true dd ofit is peace ; but generally {rue dispatadts are lhe trne sports \"mon; thelr Whole delight is tn ¢ pre and .à dispâtant no more cares for the teutk the sportsman for the hare > \u2019 -| or genive.4 + path is safest.4 The future destiny of te child is always the | dés | would desire for a friend the son who nent, \u201cTrue friends visit us in prosperity only when iusré \u2018gd brains\u201d \"Maybe it does,\u201d % ee - wore \u2018éMated' by the matiérai mévements of own at soul.Statues,/paintimgé, chütobes, proms, wo Nut shadows of himselr,,\".\u2026T * \u201cTo work worthily \"jean vias spire worthily.- Mis éhoary of haman atisinment must bolofty.It muss ever be lifting bim above the low plain of .apstom and oghvention La whish tho senses coufine \u201c |: him into the high wouns of vision and removating Ideas.\u2018 Thero are sortain manners whieh, leant in good society, are of that force.that, if a persun ave them, he or she must be considered every- \u2018where welcome, though without beauty, wealth, \u201c .- ta + Whatever busies the wind: without corrupting thas at leagt this use, hint it resoues the day from idieness; and he that is nover idle will not often be vicious%indwed, df wisely busy, ho cannot be eo.\u201coo That is 4 poor appetite that sells its birthright for a meal, ard then seeks to.recover it by bitter repentance and tears.That is an dead heart which never loves a triend until he bas gune.Bome spend a lif®time Io picking flaws everywhere, but would give à world for à remuant of it whon it is all frittered away.i.What you attempt do; wilh all your strengih.Determination is omnipotent.If the prospec: be somewhat darkened, put ihe fire of resolution to your soul, apd kindle aflame that nothing but death ogo pxtitgutsh, = + ° The litt!é 1 have sean of the world teuohes me to look\u2019 \u2018upon the errurs of others in sorrow, po: in anget.heu I take the history of one poor heart that has sinned and süffered, and represent- od to myeelf the stragglers and temptations it has passed through, the brief ' pulsations of joy, the feverish inquiatude of hdpa And fear, the pres- suro of want, the désettion of friends, I weuld | fain leave the erring #621 '0f my fellowman with Him from whose band If came.TEMPERANCE AND INTEMPERANCE, THETOPEK'S LAMENT, ® John Alechol, my Jos John, When we were first weguaint, I'd money in my pocket, John, : Wbieb now [ know therc ain't: I'gpent it all in treating, John, Because loved you so: But park we how you've treated me, John Aleohol.my Joe, John Aleohal, my Joe John, John Aloohol, wy Joe.John Alcohol, my Joe John We've been too long togethor : Eo you must tañe one road.Jonk, And I will take the other.For we\u2019ll come tumbling down, John, It hand in hand wo go, Aud I willhave the bill to foot, John Alcohol, my Joe, Jobn Alcobot, my Joe Joba, John Alechol, my Joe.Many plople regard everything that was tne sanction of the civil law as morally right; thas the statutes of the States are seen to be power- fal educators of the public mind; hence, it becomes the duty of both statesmen and eitizens to see to it that whatever is morally wrong shall be prohibited and condemned bv civil law.Here is the foundation for an unanswerable argument in favor of legal prohibition of drunkenness and the liquor traffic.Whether a law can be enforced or uot is of fur less consequence than the question of its being right.God did not abrogates the ten commaniments because wen did not obey them.He has never repealed His laws because man trampled fFthem under his feet; but He has left them on record, and repeated them by the voice of prophets and the ministry o! tho angels, an eternal and constant protest against sin, an everlasting good to the dil conscience of the wicked.> Ata medical temperance dpmonstration lately held in London, Eng., at which a iarge number of medical men delivered addresses, Dr.Kerr said :\u2014The early abstaining reformers taught, and taught truiy, that intoxicating drinks were dangerous beverages in all ordinarÿ circumstances of health, and to ali persons.Cheniisfry taught that intoxicatiog liquors were, pracu- eally, but the mixtures of ab irritant narcotic poison and Wafer, the poisorf being so virulent that it could not be taken as a beverage unless when diluted with water; and that all such drinks were in uo true sense \u201ccreatures of God,\" but merely articles of \u2018bans manufacture.Physiolegy taught that intoxicating driuks 8 virtue of the alcohol they contained, exer- ised an irritating snd inflaming influence one che stomach, liver, heart, and other vital orgaus, tod a deadening, narcotising, paralysing, influ.ance on the brain, nerwens system, and miud.Pathology traced the tovtprints of alcohol, on post-mortem examination, as clearly as it discerned the footprints ot aconite or prussic acid.The teaching of modern sciepoe was, in effect, butt a confirmation and explanation of the doc- -trihe of tie early téstotaileré who elearly maw the cause of the mischiéf*with which they had tocontend.Ingexicating drinks were, in short, unnecessary ahd useless as articles of diet.\u201c MISÉLLANEOUS.\u201cTo-morrow, wit près to-morrew * Thank God for the hops et Its coming, with all itsduty snd oars amd \u2018work and ministry, and all ita \u2019 \u2018Appeals w medlinem and mamly endesvor ! D ¥ (ad; tos for the long dissipation ot the dreams of | siguificarce to vs patthe thetre in which my \u2018 i use, ts fruitful in soaring oy EY pendence and of those around me, or as the sheds in which 1 am \u201cgel for the work and worship of ths world begand.The little ones EE mee ot mp dwn flock are crowding me along.Soon they will have my place.1 do not pity, I aléfost envy them.Life is so grand, so beautiful, so full of meaning, so splendid \u2018in ifé opportanttien for action, so \u2018hopefil in its \u201chigh results, that despite all its sorrows,\u2019 weld willingly live it ever again.\u201d iit ed wedded pair nggt Jive ë ving some slight, misupd jd disputes.They must, ex daily, epch others sociely, and could not at all times, either on private or public.oveh toe on every point of argument ; and, Be thse dimgroements are very painful at\" ime, they ape, we may say, pecossities, as reins he aad wife wold merely be a stupled and opfaion ess poir.True, thers may rd be sppken harboring a personal insglt ; but the unplessentness is there nevertheless, and {t cannot truthtully be denied.To deiy these harmless altercations in wedded life one of the two must necessarily be a sort of dummy, with machinery by which hie can be wound up to smile, weep, look grave, surprised, shocked, -sympathetic, or loving, and by which he eould be made to utter * Yes, dear,\u2019\u201d\u2019 \u201cNo, darking,\u201d Wed Gltiéts Ganinnd remarks ft\" Oho other's will.Who shall be the inventer of this sort of clockwork, and who shall be the one to submit to the ordeal 1 We shall not attempt to draw a icture of tlie model wife, as men would wish r to be, We don't belisve they could draw it themselves to their own watisfaction.However, we Will vouch lop itl that ail sensible women, and most all the others, would prefer a\u2019 bushes who now end then krpset two or three chairs, then tirew the =bootjack through the middls pane of the window \u2014that is, providing he bad no troubls to keep his own balance\u2014to that most detested of ali creatures, the man who 1s as silent as the gods of Iadis, and whoisits hour after hour frying to wpe d Jorg faced and pore prosecatsd eravgieptqug.His picture s \u2018then anger and digues.fa the world, Fire, flood, a.His wife is thewnost pitiable creature .sn earthquake or oven s hurricane, might: yo welcsmp guests ; but 's man in a fit-of sulkagnever I Wake him vig well might you try to revive a mummy, w his fit lasts.He is as rigld and dead %o sensibility us the tenants of -an Egyptian cateromb, and his stubbyrmness, as his wife knows, .all description.The spouse of a henpesked husband heartily mjrets the nature of het mission., É ta 4 Te FA Tai.replied the horrible ie \u201cbut is softens the: knees meet won'er- My.' .+ Tes,\u201d mid Funderaon, \u201c I've got quite an ear far musi.\u201d \"Tou hive guite an ar, are enough\u201d dogs vn Leet sure it was for music.Las know ne it wn intended fer 4 wind RDAY MAY 26.1883\u2014DOUBLE yHEET.esse and luxury! 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the Convention : * Gathered together this beautital moraing, io this flourishiug city, from all sections of ear uwn land, its States and Territories, and irom the different North American Provinces of ller Majesty, the Queen (mry (Jud bless her), in the name o! Jeaus, the Master.wu bave abunduat cause for thanksgiving and praise.Weil muy we with warm hearcs and outstre'ched hanus greet e«:h other in Christian fellowship, aud,giving all the glory to Tlim who hath helped us, rejoice in the manilestation of Divine faver given to the distinotive lines of Christisa work in which we as asscc a'tous arc engaged, aod iu the great advance of the work in everv department.It is with you to have this the most useful «1 the conventions yet heid, to recaire hore n grester bap- tien ef tie Holy Ghost than at a previous meeting.\u201d ; .After devotional exercises, the following officer: were elected : Presideut\u2014Heu.©.L Colby, of Milwaukee.Vice-Presidenta\u2014B.LU.Warner, Washington, J.Murrav smith, Montreal, J.LL Hougbtalinz, Chieago, Jus.Buwron, Nashville, C, A.Jewel, Ha\u2018tford.HU.B.Chambertiu, Denver.Recording Secretary\u2014F.A.Hutoh, Kansas City.Aesistant Sveretaries, J N.Shannoo, Quebec ; ©.K.Ober, Bostua ; I.E.5hoahao, San Francisco.In the afternoon after the usual devotional exercise: Hon.C.|.Colby delivered an address ol welouine on behalf of the business men ot the eity in the course of which he said: «I think never has there come to our eiLy am assemblinge of wen bearing te us more o! ehrer, more of the love of God than this.We weicome vou with all our hearts.We recognize the fact that while you are men of affairs, you are not here ou uffuirs of yeur own.You have left your warehouses and your counting rovms; you have turned away frow your fuctories and your offices, yon have left your homes, you have come from pear and from far, aad here with beads hearts snd hands united, you combine all your powers in the business of your Master.As we look into enoh other's faces 10 night: as we grasp each other by tho hand : as our bearts beat in sympathy aud love, may we feel the pressure of the hands that wore pierced and the throbbings of the heart which on Calvary was broken.May His blessing rest on all our gatherings.\" Rev.A.A.Kichler, pastor of Calvary Chareh, welcomed the delegates in bebalf of the churches.Mr.H.Thane Miller, of Cincinnati, responded in behalf of the Conventien, to the addres: of welcome.Mr.R.R.MeBurney, ef New York, presented the report of the International Committee.It gives the fact ot the incorporation of the committee by act of the Now York logisiature, and the receiving of a legacy of $5000 trom Mr.Win.E.Dodge, ot New York, in aid of its German work.When the first convention of the Young Men's Christian Associations was held in Buffalo, N.Y., in 1854, there were only thirty-five associations in this country, of which sixteen were represented in 1hat cenventioa by twenty-eight delegates.At the convention held in Albany in 18686.there were one hundred and eighty-suven assecia- tions, employing three general secretaries, and owning no buildings.In that convention forty- seven arxeciations were represented.At the present Convention there are about six hundred and fifty delagates and corresponding members from some four hundred and fifty Associati®a, There ate about 1,000 Asseciatious, employing 323 secretaries.Tuere are 72 buildings, werth $3.391,750.and other p rty owned by the Associations over and above debts make a total 0! $4.171.510.Sinee the last Convention 14 new buildings have been dedicated, and new buildings are in process of ereetion at Boston, eorting $300,000; Buffalo, 75,000: Pittsburgh, $76,000; Newburg, $20,000: 46 have building funds paid in, amounting to $396.984, end many of them will soon own bmidings.The Intereational Committee employs 11 sesre- taries and assistants, and expended last year $256, - 585.There are 15 Biate Secretaries and assis- tantr, and the eost of the State work was $20.- 229, and for buildings and sarreat expenses of Interoational, State sod loeal Associations over $1.000,000 was given durign the year.It re- cominéads that $30.000 be provided for the greatly enlarged and grewing werk ef the Committee.In the evening, after thirty minutes devotion- rl exersises, Rev.Dr, Henson.of Chieage, delivered aa address on * The employment ot Bible study ih the work of the Asseeiations fer the development of the charaster of young men.On Tuesday morning, after devotional exer- cites, Mr.Warner, Vice President.took the chair.There was a survey of the field and work of the International Committee as relates to Geveral Seorctaries, followed by a paper by Mr.W.C.Douglass, of Nr Leuis, on ** The reasen whya local Association should empioy -j General Secretary.\" The discussion brought fo the fast that during the past two years tffining sebools for secretaries have been estublished at four points, is which young men qualified for secretaries are trained for tbe work.74 young men have passed threagh this training, 64 bsoceme socretaries and 52 of them are still in the work.810 young men have come before the Cornmittes as possible candidates for secretaryships.Two year ago there were 210 secretaries at 122 points; there are now 323 at 196 points.During the two vears 110 secretaries have leit the work.Os Thursday afternoon, after a Bible reading by Mr.R.A.Orr, ef Pittsburgh, the work in the West was taken up, and showed a most remark- sable growth.106 new Arsosiatiens havre been organised, and 59 new General Secretaries added to the list sinee the convention two years age.The remainder of the aitermory was given to various phases of state work, ench department being opened in a briet address, by ene of the state secretaries.On Thursday might the work smoug Railway men was the topie fer the entire evening ; a large number of Railway meugave Sheir personal testimony in regard to the efficiency of the work.There are now over a million men employed Railway Corporations.It is only ; some half \u2018years since the foternational Crmmnitiée tdok up this definite werk for Railway c \u201cB70 Raillrud \u201cAwsodlations employing 81 Secretaries, and the Rallway Corporations eentribute $60,000 of the $756.000 expended annually in this work.Seven Railway Assosiation Buildings, eesting $30,000 are new owned by the Assosintions.Hen.C.L.Colby, President of the Wiseensin Central R.K., clesad the disenssion of the railway topic.On Friday morning the report of the Committees on the Intermatienal Committes\u2019's Repert was presented, and subscriptions te the work of the eommitties reesived.In the afierneon, work among German speaking yeung men was connid- ered.Rev.A.& Wedekind, bo.ef New York, spoke on the subject.One secretary of the committee gives all his time to this werk, and six German secretaries are emplored by as many assosiations.In the evening Rev.A.T.Pierson, D.D., of Indianapolis spoke en \" Qualifications ef of Heart and Life Needed im Work for Yeung Men-\u2014-How Seenred.\u201d Mr.J.L.Heughtsling, President of the Chicago Asseciation, spoke on * What the Community bas s Right to Expect from the Young Men's Christian Asseeiation, and the Y.M.C.A.has a Right te Expect from the Osamunity.\" ! It is expected that the Convention will meet a Mentres! in 1888.On Managing Chatidren.- \u2019 First.\u2014Kever fr in to disobedience, and never threaten what you are mot prepare to carry out.\u20ac Second.\u2014 Nekrer loss your temper.1 ido t say never be angry.Auger is sometim is.dispensable, especially where thers has been anything mean, dishonest, or cruel.Butanger is very different from loss of temper.Third.\u2014Of all things never ineer ot tiem, and be careful even how vou raily them._ Fourth.\u2014Do not try to work on their feal- ings.Fifth.\u2014 Never show that you doubt, except you are able to convict, To doubt an honest child is to do all you can to make a liar ot him, and to believe n liar, if he be not altogether shameless, is to shame him.Sixth.\u2014Instil no religions doctrine apart from its duty.If it have no Uaty as its necessary embodiment, the doctrine may well be regarded as doubtinl.Sevanth.\u2014 Do not be hard on mere quarrel + ling, which, like a storm in nature, is often helpful in clearing the moral atmosphere.Stop i by a judgment between the parties.But be severe as to the kind of quarreiling, aud the temper shown init.Rapecially give no quarter to any untairness arising from greed or spite colleague of Fox and Pitt.THE NEW GOVERNOR-GENERAL.ily Histo! ef the Marquis of Family \" aondowne.Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurios (Ith Éarl of Kerry and Shefurne) was born lin 1845, succeeded ju 1866 and married a danch- : ter ot the Duke of Abercorn.He been a lord of the treasury and par liamentary under secretary lor war, and undef the present Gladstone administration is under secretary for India.la politics he is a Liberal.The family seat is Bowood park, Cuine; Wiltshire._ The Petty-Fitzmaurices are one of the oldest and bluest-blooded families of the Mother Couotry, being a younger branch of the grbat house of which the Fitzgeralds are the elder, The Fitzuauricas have always been ranked as one oi the rest governing families of England, and have plaved a promgyeut part in the caun- try\u2019s history since the d%¥s of Henry Il, when the barony of Kerry was created.Nearly all the lords of Kerry were engaged in rebyilion agaiuse Eugiish rule in lreland.Thomas Fitzmaurice, the twenty-first in the line, succeeded in 16897 and made the fortunes of the family by a lucky mesalliance.He supported the cause of Kimg Willian, and'yway made Viscount Clanmaurice and Éagl of Kerry by George 1.He was a member of the privy council under the first two Georges.He inarried Anne, only daughter of Sir Wiliiam Petty, and their grand- sou Francis, the third earl under the new title, died without issue, the titles and estates going to his cousin Henry, third marquis of Lans- downe, the representative of the younger son of Thomas, the first Karl of Kerry, to whom had been limited the Peity estates.; \u2018The Pettys were sprung from Anthony Petty, of Rumsey, in Hampshire, a tailor, in the early part of the seventeenth century.This tailor\u2019s son, named William, rose to high favor.By lmrd work, he made himself a doctor, performed many wonderful cures, travelied a great deal, was an inventor, went to Ireland in the service of Cromwell, conducted a survey of thai country, and died as Sir William Petty, owning 85,000 acres in Kerry alone.His personal property was worth £45,- 000, and his rents £6500 a year.His son was made Baron Shelburne, but was attainted by King James, but the final success of William restored their fortunes.A second son succeeded in 1696.Under William he was made Earl of Shelburne and Viscount Dunkerton.He sat in the privy council of Queen Anne sud George 1.and George 11.He purchased property in Fogiand.Dying without issue he bequeathed his great estates to his nephew, John Fitzmau- rice, second son of Thowas, Earl of Kerry, who united the two families under the name of Petty- Fitzmaurice.He bought more property in England and was made a peer of Great Britain as Baron Wycombe.He was buried at Bowood in Wiltshire, the family seat.His son was the well-known statesman, Lord Shelburne, in the reign of George Ill, and a He was a great orator,and warmly denounced the American war, Owing to his duplicity Lord Shelburne wus distrusted by the king and by his colleagues.But he wus made Marquis of Lansdowne in the English peerage 17 45.The second marqays Wasa wild one.The third marquis, a brother ot the preceding, became chancellor of the exchequer in 1806.In 1826 he was Canning's howe secretary.When the Derby cabinet was upset in 1352 the Queen offered him the premiership of a new cabinet, but he declined, consenting, however, to enter the Aberdeen cabinet without office.From that time tail his death, January 31, 1863, he continned to act as confidential and extraordinary adviser to the Queen, succeeding the Duke ot Wellington in that exceptional pesition, and his decease was, next to that of the Prince Consort, the greatest poiiticil blow Her Majesty has sustained.He had considerable abilities ; but his repuiation was based on his constitutional and liberal principles, his moderation and good sense, his acquirements and his great social position us a liberal aud generous patron ol literature, science and fine arts and his splendid hospitality st Lansdowne house and Bowood.Hae married the daughter of the Earl of Ilchester, the second son of which marriage was the fourth Darl, father of the fitth Karl, the Governor.General of Canada, that isto be.The mother of the present m eldest daughter ot the Count de Flabault and the Baroness Keith and Naime.The family, it will be seen, has played a prominent part in the history of the country.What there is in the present representative of the house remains to the futnra.vis was the MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.Mrs.Langtry is playing in Philadelphia this week.It is proposed to bold a musieal convention for five aays, July 19-24, at the Grimsby Camp Grounds.Sars Jowett receives $300 a week frem the George Edgar Syndisste.This 1s the largest salary ever paid a leading lady.Mr.Rebert Bachanan has been commissioned te write a play for Drury Lane, London, but the date of production is doubtful.The season at the Thalia Theatre, New York, closed last Saturday.The loss te the propsietor has been over $70,000 en the year.Henry Irving is to shortly present in the Lyceum Theatre, London, in suceessien, the plays to which he is to appear during bis Ameriean tour.It is now certain that the Fifth Avenne Thes- tre, New York.will be run as a «teck theatre by Stetson next season.The company is now forming.A resent judicial decision has eenfirmed the eodieil in the will of the late Samuel Wood, endowing a College of Music in Now York with $3,000,000.Mme, Clara Schumann, though sixty-five years old, recently gave a most remarkable rendering of Mendelssehn's G Minor Cencerte at a Gewand- hava eoneert at Leipsig.Edwin Booth will eail for bome from Liverpoel in the \u2018\u201c Gallia\u2019 om the Oth of June.He has again declined to play in Amerles during the visis of Mr.Henry Irving.- + The New Haven amateurs made a most ambi- Tiour fight on Monday evening last.They performed Goused\u2019s \u201c Faust \u201d\u2019 in a highly ereditable manner, with a cherus of ever GO veices.Lord Wolseley, who saw \u201cYouth *\u2019 at Drury Lane bas written a testimonia! from the War Office, stating \u2018\u2018 his entire appreval of the military tcenes, which wore represented with a vividness and reality quite startling.\u201d The name of the new play shertiy te be done at the Madison Square Theatre, New York.and whieh now is actively in rehearsal, will not be The Rajak, but Wyncots Ward.Mr.George Clarke will play the part of Wrneot.The proposal of Dr.George Grove to held a bieentenary Handel Pestival in London next year is leading thoughtful musicians te the ides of a really historical festival free from the prevailing abuses of the master\u2019s seores and texts.to come to Amerios next season, under of Maurice Org, whe has aise et Vans Aliso r.Grap thithky Uhl 9 will th TL # favoriié &s beretoffre, :Mdrieh was offered $400 per week for Aimes à rose folly wegeks, by J.H.Haverly, to play in the Silver ren season.He has dealined, ns he says My Partner brings him more meney, and then again he hae some censideration fer his partner, Charley Parslos.Eben Plympton, well-knewa as leading man for the late Adelaide Neilven, 8s well aa for Edwin Boeth during his recent Eaglish triumphs, bas bean engaged fer leading man of the Gee Edgar Shakesperian Company, whieh is te make a tor of the United States and Canada.The musjos! orld y the sudden death of Mr.Reay'Mackay, of the Crystal Palace, Len- don, tustained the lnes of a useful supperter.Mr.Reay Mackay was only 35.He streagly sup- the performance of a high-class musie at the Palace, and was thinking ent à scheme for \u2018igh-class operatic performances to be given there.It is stated tbat Gounod has determined to ar range and conduct a performance of Mesart\u2019s Dex Giovanni as it was originally written.For many years is work has bean given with interpolations not intended by the composer, and M.Geaned believe: that the \u201cperformance he meditates, which will take pince st the! Eden Theatre, Paris, Use your strongest language with to next Winter, will be appresisted by levers of \u2014Gxonaz MachoxAiDe Mesarte_ \u2018 ass TT 7 + au fer the \"Public Opidion./ / © The Moutreal Mairéremers., Sin, belleve, take the eivilised = world through\u2014aine men eut of ten, shave\u2014-snd a man who eannot de so himself must dppeal to eur friend the barber.In the old coûntry the charge varies from one toi six cents, the latéer being paid by well-to-de folks enly.but the average price paid is three cents, and for tbat one gits & vory decent retura fer his money ; also the barber is highly satisfied.- Contrast that charge with that of the Montreal barbers.Granted that we have s firat-class shave here for ten cents, still I must say it is teomuch.To my personal knowledge there are many in the sity, who do net, but weald, shave and good regular customers, were the charges more rate.Onaxnzs Homes.A Grand National Bimmer.To the Editor of Tas Bran: Brin, \u2014So far the 1st July celebration has been & very tame affair as & national holiday.Would it not be preper to unite, en that one day in the year, to eelebrate at n grand banquet the glories ot Canada, our common country?Why should we net join, without party or nationality distine- tion, as one peeple, around the festive beard, te cement that umion of all our citizens, without which we oam never be a mation?Why sheuld we net maite eur most promineut speakers, both English and French, to tell us bow much has been sohieved so far, and what are the possibilities of the fature?Let the Presidents of our different National Societies take the matter up, and they will meet with the cordial support of every true Canadian, aod à grand auecess, on the first of July next.For the first time, in our history, we will unite, not as distimot nationalities, but as oue people, with ome eommon ebject in view, the development and presperity ot this great Confede- ation of Canada.- A Caxanian.Montreal, May 23, 1888.[A banquet is semething which eaunet be indulged in by the psople as a whole, it would be well to recognize this fast and arrange fer some out-of-deor demeustration, say on the Mount Royal or 8t.Helen's Island Park, in which the people as à whole might join.En.STar.] Pleking Flowers in the Park, To the Editor oÿ TuE STAR: Srn, \u2014Passing by the feet of the Pool street steps, yesterday ovening, I observed x man in py A step np te two young persoms who bad just come down from the Mountain and take from therm n few wild flowers each carried.I presume b'e were only doing his duty, but when the flowers was once pieked, why not let the pickers keep them, warning them at the same time not te repest the offsnse.I think the majority of our sitirens whess mpney has been spent ou that Mountain Park will agree with me, that the poorer olasses especially should be permitted to take what flowers they like from the myriads whieh grew wild there every Bpring.: J.M.[There is one point in connection with our eor- respendont's eomplaiat whieh is well worth care- fai censideration, it is, what would be the effect if every one visiting the Meuatain Park were allowed to pick at his own discretion the flowers that grow there ?The freedom to pluck the wild flowers is one of the greatest charms of a ramble through the weads ia the early Spring, but in a piaes which is so greatly frequented as the Mountain Park, it is worth one\u2019s while to stop te consider that while the wild flower remains upon its mative bed its beauty is enjeyed by the passers-by, it may be te the extont of theusands in a day, while, the moment it is plucked its besnty and perfume can be enjered but for à shert time and by but a limited sirole.It would be well therefore for visiters to the Park to exercise self-denial enough to prevent their robbing others of a passibie pleasure.The rangers we think should draw the live at the point indicated by the above ; the piucking of an eceasional leaf, bud or even a flower, shonid not be interfered with.En.Bran] A SPORTING PARSON, Some incidents im she life of the Rev.Joha Rusveli.The death of the fine old sportsman who was known iu the west of England as ** Jack \u2018\u2019 Russell was heard of with leelings of unaffected sorrow throughout England, as Me was not less popular at Sandringham, where he had several times been an honored guest, than in the cotta.of the Devonshire parishes, where he proved imself a faithful servant of the Church in the ranks of which he enlisted.The tendency of the present dag is td discourage the appearance of clergymen upon the course and in the hunting fieid ; but while it may be readily admitted that the associations of the turf are not in harmony with the priestly calling, there is no reason why a clergyman should not ride te hounds if he can do so without neglecting his duties.But for all that it is probable that Mr.1] will be the last of the hanting, os Mr.g, the owner of Apology and so many other good horses, was of the racing \u2018\u2018 parsons,\u2019 and it says much lor the former that, ardent sportsmen as he was, be never incurred the reproach, even from the most strait laced, of leaving his parish work undome.Mr.Russell was born eighty-eight years ago at Iddes- leigh, of which parish his father, a keen sportsman like his son, was rector.Young Russell graduated, therelors, in a good sehool, and both at the Tivertea Grammar School and afterward at Oxford he displayed his affection for sport, without, however, meglecting his humanities, He was ordained in due course and soon afterwards was appeinted to a curacy in his native county, which he has never quitted since except upon brief erisits to sporting friends in other parta of Eugland.For nearly a cen-, tury he was incumbent of Swimbridge, a small perish oa the borders of Exmioor, and his pare- chial duties were so light that he was able to devotes much of his time to the \u201csport of kings.\u201d The history of Mr.Russell's career would be the history of sport in the West of \"England for the best part of this century, and all that can be said abeut him is that he never made an enemy, and that when, upon his ex- hanging the incumbency of Bwimbri for BI orri three years old\u2014at the instance of Lerd Peltimere, the patron of the living \u2014sabscriptions for a testimonial were raised, all classes of society joined in the de- moustration.The names of the Prince of Wales and of the Duke of Bédtord [his kinsman) wete found beside these of many à North Devon farmer whe retained kindly recollections of \u2018\u2018 Parsom Russell ; \u201d and the tation of this testimonial was a red-letter day in the long and honorable life of the recipient.farmeme ofthe English Royal Family At dinner, the other night, the conversation lapsed, as it sometimes will lapse with the aie from conundrums.A n \u2018Was preseat, 8 pat a question te him which 1 knew haa « great many at different times, ** What is the suraams of the Royal family 1!\u201d *< Guelph, of course.\u201d That is the usual answer, and Tt was the historisn\u2019s.1 ventared te that, aithengh the Royal family are Guel by degcent, Her Majesty \"s marriage with Prince Albert of Saxe-Ceburg must bave the effect which the marriage of a lady has in all ether cases, aud that the.surname of the present house must by the Prince Consort\u2019s, * But what is the surname of the Prince Consort's family?\u2019 Simple, but staggering.Ne one knew.All and ail the subjeet afew monthi age; so I knew that the name was ** Wettin.\u201d\u201d Of courses mo .one had heard it befere.Every one smijed at the horrible ides of the Guelphs being reduced to Wetting! The puidt wee referred to Theo- | doré Martin, ¢ You are quite right, Wettin is the famil Mame of the house of Saxony, to whom the ion \u201cof Saxony cane in 1420.The King of Saxony aad the minor Princes of: the beuss are therefore all Wettins, or, in German, Wettiner.\u201d\u2014 Whitehall Review.Little collars-wi£h hematitohed edges are ve fashionable.7 Tia checks in eveey color are most popular ¥ { TF 5 best of hests, into questions hardiy distinguish- ris distinquiat were wrong.I happened ¢ to_have looked up.much that will interest the tensber snd student.Besides some contributions, which ave earsfully written; thers are a number of really valuable examination papers .ce Our Little Ones, during its three years\u2019 exit- ence, has werked its way inté the firet rank of juvenile literstare, and™is naw one ef the most palar childres\u2019s es published.The May number is fully as brixht and attractive es any of its predeecssors.Published by the Rus sell Publishing Co., Beston.* The April number of Night and Day is before us.It is deveted to the work of edueatieg and caring for the wails and street arabe of Leundos, and throngh its pages one gets a glimpes of that éxtreme poverty and distress which red prova- lent in the slums and alleys of the world\u2019s great metrapolia.Published by Dr.T.J.Barsado, 18 & 20 Steprey Causeway, London, Eng The American Angler, the only paper in America oxolusively dovoted to angling, has published æ special issue for the trout season.© magasine is picely gotted up, and the articles and illustrations will fill every tras anglers soul with an unoonquerable desire to get ready his fishing tackle and pay » visit te the 00el purling trot streams of the woodland, Published by the Anglor\u2019s Publishing Cempany, 252 Breadway, New York.: St.Nichoias for June is crowded with pictures, and appropriately ushers in the Sammer with an interesting article, by L N.Ford, en the Tridune, «\u201c Fresh-uir Faud,\u201d through which s0 many thousands of poor eity children have been enabled fe taste the pleasures of a twe weeks\u2019 vacation in the country.Humor and pathos are delightfully blended in the aecount ofthis neble work, and the experiences of its benefisiaries vividly illustrated by W.H.Drake, M.Woolf, aud Jessie MaDer- mott.The latter alse eentributes thres drawings for » poem on the same subject, by Margaret Johnson, called \u201c A Beautiful Charity.\u201d Several of the pictorial features of the Jane Century are of uncommes interest, like the troutispisce pertrait of Tenaysem aiter Woslner\u2019s bust, and the other full-page pictures im the pre- fusely illustrated Soper by Edmund W.Geses on * Living English pters\u2019\u2019; also Severn's skateh of Keats in bis last illness, accompanied by a sen- net by Miss Edith M.Themas, and & puttrait of the artist-friend Severn.Of deseriptive interest, beside, are the sixteen er seventesn outs which reinferce H.H.'s eonoluding paper in her history of the ruin of the Praneisean Missions in California, and the illustrations with Geerge W.Cable's account ef the commercial grewth of New Orleans sinee 1814, under the title, * The Great Boutb Gate.\u201d LITERARY NOTES.* Dr.Claudius,\u201d the mew story by Mr.F.Marion Crawferd, is announced by Masmillan & Co.for immediate publication.The current number of Harper's Weekly contains 8 supplement giving a maguificsnt deubler page engraving of the Broeklyn Bridge.Joel Chandier Harris is writing a now series of his inimitable Uncle Remus stories, many of which will appear in The Century Magazine before they are issued in book ferm.; There are two essays in this week's Critic \u2014eme on * The Obsolescence of Barrel-Organ Petry,\u201d the other en the *\u2018 Spanish-American Poet and Patriot, Julis Arboleda.\u201d Miss Doras Resd Goodale eontributes à peer, \u201cIn May.\" Harper & Brothers will bring eut this week « Nan,\u201d a new story by Luey C.Lillie, which has been written in her best vein, and wili be read with absorbing interest by girls; Mies Woolson's \u201c For the Major,\u201d which has been revised br the author singe its eompletion in Harwer's Magasine; and the \u2018\u2018 Life of John A.Dix,\u201d by his son, Rev.Dr.Morgau Dix.\u2014_\u2014 New Publications.Edward Preston, 1.Great College strest, West minster, Eng., his recently brought eut a seeond edition of his handy little work for heirs-at-law, ote., entitled UncLamuzv Moxzy.Ae an instance of its popularity it may be stated that six thousand copies have been seid The reports of the FRurr GROWKRS' ASSOCIATION, aod the EstomGLOGICAL SOCIETT, Of Ontario for the year 1 bave been published, kgutd in one volume.hey furnish much information which will be found of value ts (armers and frait growers.Tar Province or Barrisy CouumBu\u2014Ixronma- TIOX ror EMianaxta, Published by the Lepart- ment ef Agrieulture, Victeria, B.C.In this pamphlet there is an immense amount of infer- mation eebcerming eur large but little kmewn sister previnos.The climate, the sing lands, the forests, the rivers, the cities, de mining industries, the populstien, with many ether things, are treated of at groat length.This work, te\u2014 gether with the British Columble '\u2018Direetory,\u201d reviewed some time ago, will give every one full and complete knowledge ef our Pacific slope.Ta THE EGYPTIAN PEASANTRY.Overiaxed and Burdened with Debi Cheated by Usarers.We are informed thai of ail questions now pending in Egypt the most urgent is that of the indebtedness of the pesssntfy.Foreign companies and foreign usurers have for some time past offered their lemns wpea terms which to the poor fellahs always liable jor taxes or arrears ot Backshish, have proved teo tempting.They have takep meney om the security of their lands so generally tnat, if the mertgages are foreclosed, the majority of the populatien will be evicted, and Egypt thrown into utter disoegani- zation.The usurérs, strong in th@expectation of European courta, and anxious for the rice and sugar landa, are disposed to evict ; and so grave is the situation that the t is seriously advisedrto take the tremendous step of declaring peasants\u2019 Jand uasaleable.They will hardly go quite so far, because without lands to pledge the peasantry could not, in bad years, pay their fall taxes; but it is certain that some vary serious step must be taksu.A land mert- bank will be set up te make meney at low Brent: but, as its leans must be very limited it is doubtful it this will suffice, @nlees the bank preceded J Fo bela ¢ Giris at Seudy.Did yon ever see two girls get together study of sveming ! 1 have, andeit gemorally e t\u2014 soin 1673 Marquette Giscovered the Mjmis- sippi.In 1673 Marquette dis\u2014\u2014.What did you my, Ide! Yeu had ever s0 much rather see the hair coiled than braided! Yes, so had J.It's much more stylish, and them it looks classical, too ;-but hew de ym like\u2014O, dear! I never will learn this lesson] In 1363 Lafayette discovered the Wisconsin, In 1863 Lafayette discovered the\u2014well1 what's the matter it.sbeut my looks to give you te understand that T know when Colaumibus discovered J.\u2018 snd how George, Washington wen the battle + Bhiloh?Of course there isn\u2019t.History is à horrible study anyhow.Ne use, either.Now, French is ever so much Mork.1 can introduce French phrases very often, one must know ! have studied the ar What Ts the emon to-morrow you; gation parle.Lat\u2019s oe; how dess om 1 Je - Paie 6.pare \u201cConjugation den\u2019t amount te any thing; | United Statse pousie vos 14,000,009 Fouls ut pa 2 \u20ac, À gers inte to Now, ses hers, ide, is there anything _ 1 peudi The death is sancunced of Bir Jobn ©'Shan- ay, K.C.M.G., an Australisi \u201colonlst of some 41 years\u2019 standing, and identified with the eel- enisation and geverament of Victoria.One of the farmers of nt constitation, he was Prime Minister of three administrations, and was for twenty-nine years a momber of the Vietorian Legislative Assembly.Besides being a Knight of 8t Michael and 8t.Geerge, he was made a Kuight of St.Gregery the Ureat by Pope Pius IX in 1868.ANTMUR MATTHRSONX.A cable despatch from London announoes the death ef Arthur Mattheson, the playwright.A jew years ago he translated and adapted for the English = Emile Augier'e \u201c Les Lionnes Pauvres,\u201d which was received with disapprobation at the hands of the eonsorship.An angry discussion followed, which aroused much illwill in the theatrieal werld, and caused an active inquiry into the offisial duties of Mr.E.T.Pigott, whe had succeeded Mr.W.M Donse in the Lord Chamberlain's office.Mr.Mattheson had pre- vieusiy written entertainments ior the German \u201cThe Great Divorce Case,\u201d written for Mr.Charles Wyndham, ia founded on Delaçour and Hennequin's comedy, \u2018\u2018 Le Proces Veaura- dioux,\u201d and is similar ju character to \u201cPink Dominoes\u201d and * Forbidden Fruit.\u201d This play had much success at the Criterion Theatre, London, and way transferred to the Union Square Theatre, in Now York, on Tussday, May 1.\u201cThe ureat Divorce Case\u2019 was the most successful of Mr.Matthesea\u2019s adaptations.His original plays failed.THE MARQUIS OF OROYIO.Don Jose do Orevio, Marquis de Orovie, whose danth is announoed, was a distinguished member of the Spanish Liberal-Conservative party, an adherent of Senor Cmnevas del Castillo.On the election of Sewer Barzanaliana te the presideney of the Senate in January, 1878, the Marquis de Orovio sucoseded to the portfolio of finanee, and in the following Marob he presented his first by te the Cortes.When Sener Uanevas del Castillo retired from the presidency ef the coun- oil in Mareh, 1879, to make room fer Marshal Martinez Campce, the marquis wished te resign his portfelio, but his management of the treasury hae been so satisfastory that Marshal Campes made a personal appeal to him to continue in office from patristic motives.: In the following Decomber the Campes ministry resigned, and Canovas del Castitio returned te pewer, but, naturally, ne change was made at the treasury, and the Marquis de Orovie retained undisturbed eentrol of the finances of Spain till the fall of the Liboral-Conservative ministry in Febraary, 1881.His official record closed at that date.The marquis was a skilful financier and sa able administrator.He waa respected, even by his potitioal epponents, as s high-minded statesman.© was à supporter of the censtitutienal monarehy, and his death is a loss to the Altonsist party.Este Field says the journalist \u2018\u2018quistly scoepts oblivion\u201d We have kmown bim to most enthusiastically seek fer it whos citizen entered the saactum with a club and announced his intention of pulverizing the entire staf.Just at the time when the journalist would accept It mest gladiy aad quietly, oblivion is the bardest to find.The Jay Hubbell game does not always pan out well.Tho other day a stage driver in the Black Hills uadertook to horse-grhip thp passen- tting eut of the stage andjpushiog it ap bill, but the passengers emptied their revolvers into hima few times, held a eoroner\u2019s inquest, and found that he had died .of pneumo- nis Ladies\u201d bright kid buttoned boots of the Istest shape nanow toe and low vamp, the cheapest and neatest boot in the city, only one dollar and twenty-five cents per pair at Fogarty & Bros., cor.St.Lawfence and St.Catherine streets, Mental depression, headaceh,and nervous debility, are speedily remedied by that excellent blood-puritying tomic Burdock Blood Bitters.The Editor of the Mitchell Recorder states, that he was cured of biliousness, liver derangement,and sick headache, by the useof this medicine, EE Ns SSNS NT TOL A ERVOUS PROSTRATION.OVERWORKED BRAINS.Brain woery kills many thousands every year.School chiloren sad others have mervous headaches, and their overtashied brains need repair and 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Ia 1678 astte die | , and besutifying the vovered the Mississippi.1 don\u2019t care if he did.ty a i Pom 1 wappese the Mississippi would have got along and stepsts fall: the just as well if Marquette had mever losked at : .gray, is changed its nator! colér, giving it the same vitality end luxurious quantity as in youth.COMPLINENTARY.\u201cMy hair is now restored to its youthful color; I have not gry hairleft.I am sat- that the preparation \u201c\u20ac to fall, which is certainly an advantage to me, know sdme that ate here 2 and hae dn most: every and who was in danger of be- how's anybody going 10 know but witit 1 bave * coming bald.\u201d This is the ee ay Ni, ri the testimony of all who poingéo study it.rty-alath, Le it.=~ .use Mrs.S.A, ALLEN'S \u201cLot the triangle A BC, triangle A B\u2014asy | WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER.1de, have you reed about 8 Jerwiy Uly aad | ~~, - Freddie?1 think it is just utterly and Boftle Aid 10.7 That de Freddie is simply gorgeous.I'm completely their gray hair restoved to i crushed on him.\u2019 '\u2014dtlonis Constitution, oo cole, 4 Shake bald es 1e & Ausre \"> , Seis neta dye.BANNER OF VICTORY.- The name is not too presuming, although it belongs SUNDAY SCHOOL\u201d SONG BOOK.Sunday Fcholare like what is bright, inspliing.triumphant, and they flud it here, with the sweetest of awort music, and ezcecdingly good words.A oui book also for the prayer or conference meeting.: (88 cin.) By Abbey and Munger.As the Convention season is at hand, Ditsoun & Co.cal renewed atigntion to their three books, of yuite uncom moh basuty, and well quatitied to lesd the bright proces! won of Bunday School sthgers.They are: LIGHT AND LIFE.(33 cia,) Mcintosh.BEACON LIGHT.(30 ois.) Teaney & Hoffman BANNER OF VICIORY.(33 ctv.) \u201cLIGHT AND LIFE™ has an extra editionin Character Notes, for who use that notation.Vocal Tehoes.($1.09.) By Dr.W.0.Perkins Wetiesier College Collection.(31.00.1 By C H.Morse.Contain the best of songs for FEMALE WOICE, and are excellent College or Seminary Collec- Any book mailed for retail price.OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.H.DITSON & CO., - 8087 Browdway, New York.121 eod Bledical.Plain Trost The blood is the foundation of life, it circulates through every part of the body and unless it is pure and rich, good health is impossible, if disease has entered the system the only sure and quick way to drive it qut is to purify and enrich the blood, These simple facts are well known and the highest medi- dical authorities agree that nothing but iron will restore the blood to its natural condition ; and also that all the Iron preparations hitherto made blacken the teeth, cause headache, and are otherwise injurious., SULPHUR AND IRON BITTERS will thoroughly and quickly assimulate with the blood, purifying and strengthening it and thus drife disease from any part of the system, and it will not blacken the teeth cause headache or constipation and is positively not injurious.St.Johnsbury, Vermont Oct.21st 188s.For six years | have been » great sufferer from blood disease, dyspepsia and constipation, and became ro debi- hitated that I could not retain anythin, en my stomach, in fact life had almos become a burden, and when hope had almost left me, 1 was induced to give SUtPHUR AND Înon Brtrees 3 trial 1 am now taking the third bôtite and have not felt so well in six years as 1 do at present.MRS.S.L.MOORE.SULPHUR AND IRoN BiT- TERS effectually cures dyspepsia, indigestion and weakness, and renders the greatest.relief and benefit to persons suffering from such diseases as kidney and liver complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion etc.Sold by all Druggists and at Depot 150 St.James St, West, Montreal, Price 50c.(CONSUMPTION ta ion And all the various dissliees CREST, includity the fully treated at the Ontario Pulmonary Institute, cuves ST, TURONTO, ONT, M.Hilton Williams, M.D.,M.C.P.8.0.- ROPRIRTOR, tly established for the cure of Catarrh, Th lironchitis, Astèma and Comsumption: Deafness, C thalmia (sore eyes) and Diseases of the Heart.The only tastitute of the kind In Over 40,000 persons tregted during the past 18 years for some form of head, throst or lung trouble, from paarly every part of tbe civilised world.All diseases of the respiratory organs treated 1 dicatod indalati a whom ired wi constitutional remedies for the stomach, liver, blood nervous System.Consultation ,_and prices of institute within the reach of ali.Those who desire to investigate for themoeives had better call personally at the office, but if impossible to do 80.may write for of Questions\u2019 and Medical Treatise.\u201d Address, ONTARIO PULMONARY INSTITUTE.125 CHURCH 8T., TORONTO, UNT.Mention STAR.of the HEA (1, THROAT and EAR and HEART, suceses- .B.\u2014Wasem no travell octors.103 2aw Miscellaneous.NSNSNSNINS BREECH-LOADING GUNS, RIFLES, FISHING RODS, FISHING TAOKLBE, SPORTING GOODS.WILLIAM DARLING & CO, MONTREAL ses TOR dus.Ps KELLER &\"HAINBACHS CRLESNATED of 0 GLUTINANT KALNOMINE COLORS, FOR TINTING WALLS, 4c AGENTS FOR CANADA AMSAY, DODLS & \u2014Beautiful Drawing Rooss Sete, nicely upholstered in 00 real raw alk nd alk pioa 7 places.ar $0 and u wands, ortmanshép; to be had at TET Hxily CENTS FOR SALE, + a AT \u2014 - \u2018 STAR OFFICE.; | co.| is not dye, but ac Xe rim ree = J seers We Fd ir 590 ed Lumber Botanical Remedios N3 A \\ A R | NTO ETT Lumbers\u2019 Sure Cure : tor Piles.It te à sure and + peedy cure for :iemorrhoids, or Plies ta ail their forms, viz.\u2014 Bleeding Piles, Blind Piles, or in a state of Tuwnor, used strictly according $0 the Directions, one package will cure any ordinary case of Flies fu a short time, ane to three packages will cure the Bost agyTavatud case that can be produced.Ths ollowing Testimgp ia speak plainly of its efficaciuos and intrinsic h:- DUXDALE, Ont, July 10th, 1888.MER Wx.LUmpurs, SR, Dear ir,\u2014Plermitme to say a few wondisin favor of your celebrated Pile Cure.After suffering for three (3) years and spending a large amount of money in trying to get cured of that patutul disease, and all to vo effect, 1 noticed your advertisement in the weekly Mall as a specdy umd perm «nent cure for this painful malady, and I resolved to try it, and | am plad to say did so with grest success.After using for two (2) days 1 never felt them more, and ! can sav ! am now cured, thanks to you and your medicine.I have much pleasure in recommending it to ull iny fellow sufferars.Yours most respectfully, J.W.MORROW, P.0.Box 14, Dundalk, Ont.Auctioneer for the Counties of Dufferin, Grey and imcos.: POUTHFIELD, Mass, U.8 A.April 9th, 1883.Mu.Wa.LUMNMBERS, SR, Dear Sir,\u2014 As I told you to send me some of your Pile Remedy, and ! would Pay oa couditions, viz \u2014Jf tt did good, | would pay, and if not I would not pay, ! sent \u2018you the money long ago, and have ROW te say believe \u2018will cure the worst case of itching piles, for mine was more than a common case and am hippy to say it has eu me.i also say if you wish this among your testimonials® heartily assent to is.Yours truly, WM.B.BALDWIN, P.M.Southfield, Mass, U.& à PRICE 81 PER PACKAGE.For sale by all dealers in Med.cine throughout Canada, or sent to any address on receipt ot price.WM.LUMBERS, Sr.SOME PROPALETOH, 288 CARLTON STREET, 20R0NTO, ONT.131 2aw \u201c ° BRONCHITIS.J.J.COOPER, Norval, Halton County, Ont., writes \u20181 have suffered for years with bronchial troubles, snd tried almost every remedy.One day when in the drug store, the druggist recommended my trying WIa TAR'S BALAN OF WILD CHERRY, which I did, and to my great surprise after \u2018using three\u2019 bottles, | am as well as ever.\u201d GÉORGE E.MORROW, Druggist, Georgetown, Ont.writes, \u201c1 take pleasure in certifying that I have sold Dr.WINTAR\u2019S BALSAM oF WILD CHERRY for ten years, and know it to bs one of the oldest as well as the mast reliabie preparations in the market for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Throat and Lupg Complaints.1 know of no article that gives greats er satisfaction to those who use it, and 1 do mot hesitate to recommend it.\" BR.H.HODG3OX, Brampton, Omt, says, \u201cWIS TAR\u2019S BALSAM has gtvea good satisfaction, I can resommend it.\" 12i 2e0d THE ooEAT CURE FUR RHEUMATISM complaints of a Rheumatic nature.RHEUMA wvereign remedy fa \u201c* ail the [lis that fiesh ie hair to.\u201d but for NEURALOIA NIE is not a SCIATICA, RHEUM hhoumatic nature, IT IS A SURE 'CURB.From E.Pesle, the well-known Phetor srapher of 4t.Cathertnes.Sr.CATEARINER, Unt., Bept.29, 18872.J.N.BUTHERLAND, Esq.Dear Sir,\u2014It gives me gram pleasure to say that my brother (for whom I swo botties of your Rheumatiae), to my agroeable sur prises has totally recovered from his severe attack of atisoL He left Eugt to visit the train at >t.George he found it im farther for severaldays.1 paid him visit at Beantford apé found him trying many so-called sattery, ete, sll to BO puppose, no?even relief.He suffered i se pain continually\u2014eeldom d! the whole t.About three weeks after Tocolving the Rheumatine, he replied tn my letter of enquiry, that he was cured.\u201ccarcely belleving it, 1 wrote asl \u201care you cured or omly relieved?\u201d His reply was \u201cIam of well As | ever was\"?Now, str, 1 am very mueh pleased, na Setighted with Rheumaithe, and should ou need & testimon 1 for pub lieation, only ask and I will gladly give tt 0 you Bimcersly yours, an K.POOLE.ATISM, and all complaints of + cetti When oft thle to proceed li SOD BY ALL BRUGGISTS.The Éheomatise Mancfacturiog Company NIAGARA PALLS, ONT,, WHOLEFALE AGENTS IN MONTREAL\u201d K C H.SUGDEM EVANS à C0.V NH.HASWELL & C0.Hall\u2019s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer Te a Scientific Combination of some Of the mes) pow er ful Restorative Agents ta the Vegetable Kingdom.n restores Gray Hair to its original color.I$ makes the Scalp white and cles.It cures Dandruff «né Humers, and Falling-out of the Hair.It forniahbes the Nutritive Principle by which the Hair is nouriahed sid supporied It makes the Hair motst, soft and glossy, and is unsur passed as à Hair Dressing.It in the most economics! preparation ever offered to the public,as its effects remalsl along time, making oaly an occasional application ne censary.It is recommended and used by eminent meds oa] mem, and oficially endorsed by the State Assayer of Massachneetts.The popularity of Hails Hair Renewed Noa locrensed wih the test of many years, both thie sountry apd tm foreign lands, and if is pew sad weed in all the etvilized countries of the world.Por sale by all dealers.5 - 15 by a Ettver Modal awarded at Toronto, 1482, Montreal, 108 \" and First Prises wherever exhibited THE COOK\u2019S FRIEND BAKING POWDER Is the best and most economical in use.Wo unwhele- some ingredient 3 admitted in its composition, and encû material wsed is the best thd MOOOY cab procure.May only the gemnise \u201c(OQK\u2019'S FRIAND.\" Amy vezlatien from, er aâdition to, this name ie not gennt ne ! LEE GRAHAM & Oo., Préoriasors, IDR NL, Jansen ctpeel.Ces 14H tor 1 33 aûu 1333 sek en's May, 20°82 (Weak ond's May LD, 83.ares ot faut onday.17.446 Mouday.18,719 uosday .17,640| Luesday.19,842 \\ edvesday.17,677| Wednesday .10.016 bursday .17.340! 'bursday .19,073 I riday.17.484! riday.30,076 = AUUFdMY enon .18,828(~ aturday .231.637 Total.100,219! Total.121,161 I'reseut vaily aver: oo 20,19:3.fee We vellove the circulation ul HE TAN grcecds Lhe coubined lssue vind the vther lnglish Newspapers publistes tu the city vf Muntreul de * orrespondents and Axeuts tor French and Del- eign advertising iy 16H cran \u2014MM- Vaixe x Uic., Lupde I'Eitrepor, Nu LU, M uris deans Goprespotiient aud Ageut for English sivertisinu.T.¢C.Dugsos, 8 Paradise street Livorno, Kung.SATURDAY, MAY 326, 1885.TTT Auswe ra 16 Cortesponden ts.Corgeapotuients are formed thai no nutics will be luken of questions which donot bear ths name and al- dress of the sender and are not of general interest.We 40 nut unilertake (Oo furnish, Wfonmation in regard to business aonses, or articlus Wr sale, or give any infor - mathous whatever ol a privat: natare.if no notice taken of questions gsntit may be un-lerstuo | they dous: somjily with the above conditions, F.4d.Ont.What is the name lished in tvouverncur, N.Y.7 and the Tims EM.\u2014Wo cannot give you any idea as to what your coin would be worth at eresent, nor du we kuow the addresses ot auv cotu collectors.I.D.\u2014 Where can I obtain the book entitle] * Mackenzie's 5,000 Receipt Book \"7 Ans.\u2014[i 1» not obtainable in Montreal.lt is probably som - pamphlet work issued by some toy and novelty company.You hw botter try some leading statuivuer indew York.E.A.C., Now York.Id a notice appear in THE STAR sbou! two years agu.stating that £15.000 were deposited in the Bank of England for descendants of Polly Ella and Eliphat Cheney?Axs.\u2014Unless you can xive us some idea as to when this item appeared we cannot answer your questions.It would probably be best to write to the head-quar- ters of the Bank of England.GRAPPLER, Montreal.The British Columbia papers giving full partioulars ot the \u2018\u2019 Grappler disssler ave not vet arrived, so that we are una blo to give you complete answers.Latest advices, however, atate that 12.Brown, who was at first reported among the victims, was saved.You can probably get lull information by addressing H.SRanuders, Johnson street, Victoria, who was the \u201ctirappler\u2019s\u2019 agent at Victoria.CEM Orange,\u201d and MJ Itis dificult to give à value for a cuin without an inspection ot it, su as to consider its condition Xe.and espec- cially any particular mint mark or other notable cireumslancer in connection with it.Half-crowns ot William and Mary or Aune, have no especial value ou nocouat of rarity.They src to be niet with easily by applying to any dealer in New York.The value would probably not be mo than 75¢., untess exceptionally fine im codition.We do not give addresses of busines bouses in this columu.TT \u2019 THERE is about as much rejoicing ina United of the paper pub- Axs-\u2014lhe Herald States court of justice over an assassin who es- pes conviction ss there is said to be in heaven over a repentant sioner.In Chicago lately, when Dunn, the assassin of the prize-fichter Elliott, was acquitted, the rdar of applause in tue court was caught up in the streets and was then echioed from all the corridors of the jail, till the whole air was ful of tumultuous rejoicings.The released prisoner shook hands with the heard to murmur Yet Mr.Dunn was a loater of loafers, a man whose previous lite had been marked by criminal acts, \u201cand who 4 jury, sume ot whom were piouaiy \u2018* (God bless you!\u201d in this case had shot down, in the most coward- it is true Elliott a still more discreditable mem- Iv manner, an unarmed man.waz, it possible, Vier of society ; butit was not on that account that the jail-birds and the outside roughs exult- ea over the escape of the assassin.p'¥ necause, once It was sim- more, the law which they so nen detest was defeated, while Crile was toumphant.In a Kentucky court there were simular rejoicings over the acquittal ot ex-Cou- gressinan Thompson, who had shot an enemy at sight in a fit of what the lawyers were pleased to call \u201c\u2018emotional insanity.\u2019 ProPLE who live in this country and yet decry 11 as à place of residence get very little sympathy, and deserve less, for when they manage to make a livelihood here, and are not loreed to remain against their will, they might have the decency to make the best of things.A Hamilton Presbyterian minister wrote a letter to a (ilasgow newspaper, giving a most doleful account of Canada as a field for emigration, and advising Scotchmen to stay at home.Mosquitoes, blizzards, low wages and costly\u2019 living were some of the evils which he warned intending emigrants against.There must be something radically wrong .with a man who can live for ¢ over eleven years\u201d in Canada and yet be unable to say a good word for it, particularly when he could have found out all the disadvantages in eleven months and made tracks for a better place.Atany rate the Hamilton Presbytery took this view of the matter and censured the reverend gentleman for his injudicious utterances.The Presbytery recognized the inconsistency of his actions as compared with his statements, «nd promptly expressed their disapprobation by a vote of censure.Moral : Never belittle the country you live in unless you can satis factorily explain why you have resided elevon years in it.O'PYNAMITF Rossa has said that nothing but the extraordinary respect for law which characterizes the [rish population of America has prevented them from blowing up English vessels in the harbor of New York.He added, however, that strong as the camel's back may be, a certain last straw will break iz ; and that if the authorities persist in openihg the Brooklyn Bridge on the Q@een\u2019s birthday, thus doing honor to the oppressor of Ireland, he will not answer for it that Irish patience will hold out under the strain.Well, the bridge has been opened, and the act has not proved the last straw, but we hold that a man*who indulges in language of this kind should be placed in confinement forthwith.An unguarded remark before a judge will send a mau to prison for contempt of court.The court, however, only re- presenta the law, and here is a cass of direct contempt of the law itself.What the dynamite fiend plainly hinted at was that the response t, the opening of the bridge on the Queen's birth- Jay might be the blowing up or firing of some English vessels in New York harbor\u2014vessels tie were enjoying the protection of Untted States laws, while they were engaged in promoting United States commerce.Surely it would not be a tyrannical statute that would declare that any threat to commit a Piolation of public law, or any suggestion looking towards such an uct, should be treated as \u2018contempt of the law\u2019 and pmnished accordingly, quite apart from any .Æriminal character which might attach toit as an incitement to a breach of the peace.The most important need of every civilized country is respret for the laws ; but tha laws cannot be said to be respected when any ragamnfifn can openly provose to violate them in the most atro_g cious manner.Parliament, The first session of the fifth Parliament of the Dominion has at last, after filteen weeks\u2019 duration, come to a close.The session has been & dull sud \u2018tedious one, unmarked by any event wohy of much note Sn &femssd if ha lal a tairness | niin of the Donne tha dnfiee of tha Honorary |.THE ABBROACHING QONFLIOT, \\ \"| CL Meetings add Amusements retrospective zuminiug up.Notwithstanding of his exclusion from.buaiglig., Premzubly: bes A ek ras Sena épesial Dire Couseanences Auctitéoise rome M AX VON PROLLIUS PORN ns ne mA AAA the great length of the wéssion, the it was intended .tbe License Commis.LT yum excmons.ua rangra, approaching conflict be ) ZION CHURCH.volume of legislation is not larger than siouers should be entxmsied with the Important In the English Litééature, History, Arobæslogy, 90! pproaching \\ , @PÉCE AND srAULES, usual.Of the Governivent Ineasurès passed, power of discriminating between the merits of the prinoipel unes were lor tue consoli- the various applications, and possibly the Act dation and suiendmient of existing statutes, with | imulies that much, although it is pot expresaly the exception of the license bill, while three of | the most important measures promised in\u2019 the speech from the Throne\u2014namely, the | franchise tll, the bill and factory | the penitentiaries bill were withdrawn.Matters relating to railways have becowe of late | years au extensive part of the legislation of | l\u2019ariiament, and while the number of new rail- ; is not unusually large, yet the prinexples in- | ways chartered during the session now closed | { vive 1m the Guverument's 1aiiway bill and the with various ratiwavs distinguished the legislation laws enacted reference to ot 1583 upou this subyert us most important.Three events may Le indicated as those when engaged the most zeneral interest sud attention \u2014and winch are at the same time of creat significance to the people of Canadu\u2014in the proveedizgs of this session of Parha- and the the settlement ol the Kings County, P.E.i., ment, they are following : election vase, the action upon the O.auge incorporation bill, which was the cause.of the most tense excitement In the House of Come mons on the evening when it was discussed ; and the legislation upon the liqpor traffic question in relation to which the course pursued was without precedent in Canadian legislation, while the restrictive character of the nll passed is recognized as directly in the interest of public morals.\u2019 \u2018The City Passenger natlway.The draft of the new City Passenger Latiway 3 by-iaw, which will be considered by the City Council on Monday, embodies something like a fair and reasouabie agreement between the city and the Company, with the all 1mpoi.snt exception that a eiause absolutely repeaiing any former by-law upon the subject has vet to be inserted, and that a need amendment.few minor clauses There is already a clause 11t the draft repealing anything in the oid by-luw inconsistent with the new one, but this clause is worse than useless, inasinuch as it maintains beyond question the co-rxistence of two br-laws upon the same subjeci, and will ne cessitate the Couneil constiering both of ihem clause by clause.Toe omission way have been accidental, bur probably wax not, and lu any casg is too ymportant to be allowed to pass unchallenged.Not a word is said in the new bv-law about exclusive rights, but while the old by-law rewains unrepealed, the Company will retain neariy all the monepo- listic nghts which that by-law conlerred upon them.There 1s nothing * inconsistent\u201d between the wonopolistic cluuse ot the old by-law and the new duatt, laut the clause 1s inconsistent with the interests o! the vitizens and the duty of the aldermen.There are many excellent clauses in the draft, which we are sure will operate equaliy 1u the interests of the city and of the Company, the frequent service, the running of late cars at fares, the twenty.five double and sale of tickers at the rate of dui- but sorry to disposition to retain the atrocious switch system districts.fot a jar, we are ses à in certain It is also proposed to grant sacrificing the right the city now has to ussume, This, of course, is not so important il competition is permitted, although even then taere is noreason why the city should part with such à valuabie a charter for twenty-five years, thus the road at intervals of five years.privilegetor so long à time.The Company 1a amply protected from the possibiiity of loss, by the city undertaking to pay ten per cent ovegy and above the valuation of the road and plant upon the rulway.There should be the same determined stand assuming now as formerly against monopoir, and if the Company under its new management is as monopoiistic as ever, the citizens had better take the matter into their own hanus as they did the gas question.The License Act.SiR Jonx A.MACDONALD\u2019 new Licensing Act contains somé admigable clauses limiting the number of liquor H@ases to be granted in any district in a definite proportion to .the population.Thus.in Montreal and other cities, towns and incorporated villages, whatever the electors may do or leave undone, the number ot hotel and saloon licenses cannot exceed one for each two hundred apd fifty of the first thousand of the population, and one for each five hundred over one thousand of the population.Montreal has nowy we believe, seventy or eighty more saloon and hotel bars than the Dominion Parliament thinks necessary to supply her thirsty citizens, and next year seventy or eighty Montreal saloon keepers will.heve\u2014sto- retire\" NE] business.The new Act establishes a principle of local option which combines Mr.Gladstone's idea ol local option with Sir Wilfred Lawson's.Whiie the citizens have not the power to în- erensc the number of saloons beyoud the limit prescribed by the Act and Which we have already indicated, they have the power to reduce the number of saloons to any extent they please, Clause 41 confers upon the council of any city, town dr village, the power by by-law to be passed before March 1st, in any vrar, to further reduce the uufaber of hotel, saloons shop licenses for the ensuing year or any future license year until the bys is altered or repealed.The licensing question will now become an important factor in our municipal elections, and will we trust induce the temperance reformers to take gtent imterent IH (ht~choige of aldermen.They may rest assured that the liquof.intatrst will naf be neremnidented in, the City Codnetl.The saloon Kae pere have always interested fhem- welyhs largely in municipal elections, and now that-they have a direct personal interest in the esult of the elections we may be sure their exertions will be strennous., \u2018There is one difficulty which we think the Act does mot provide for: tiie number of applications for licenses next wear will inevitably be greatly in excess of the number the License Commissioners witl have the legal power to grant.Indeed we ay take it for granted that, seringa great reduclion has to be made, no ney applisstions can be entertained, but on the \u2018other hand a humber of applications for renewals will have to be refused.How are the Cothmissiouers to discriminate between the\u2019 applicants without inflicting some real and a great deal \u201cof apparent hardship! Every saloon keeper who is arbitrarily, deprived of hie license simply because Pree are too mary licenses in existence will certainly feel that and law : pality or sub-division, stated.The local cbntrol of the liquor traffic is not however only to be exercised through the municipal councils.Three-fi{ths of the alec.: tors ot any municimility or a bare majority in a sub-division may by petition prevent the granting of any licenses within such munlici- Altogether the Act con.upon those who are fers great powers : interested in suppressing or limiting the liquor traite.The clause referring to vdwel licenses which propnses to control the sale of liquor on board any vessel conyeying passengers irom one piace Lo another within or beyond the Dominion during the passage between such places seems a little ambitious even for the Canadian High Court of Parliament.NOTE AND COMMENT.It is rather enrly in the day to decide what punt in Canada shail be the great railway dige; tributing centre, but from the indications up to date Moutreal 15 likely to hold no mean plyce, - Hamiton Tirnes.Tie people of Canada possess undoubted proof that Radical iucompetency brought the country to the verge ot financial ruin.They are not likely to recall the authors of the miserable, weak and bungling policy.\u2014 Brokeville Keorder.\u2018 Mr, Blake, like all Opposition leaders, professes alarm at the rapid growth «ot public ex- pruditure, hut beyond a few items \u2018which are objected to as jobs, what vote has he'p : to reduce, showing clearly by well-érranged facts that it was iu actual excess of the public requirements ?\u2014 Jamilton Tribune lis worthy of note that Sir John Macdon- aid paid the tribute to Mr.Mowat aud the fother Reformers associated with him in 1866.7 for the faithtuiness with himin 1866.7 tor the they \u201cfulfilled their faithfuluess with which duties.It is gratifying to find a man in public lite at present who cun rise above mere party feeling to such au extent.\u2014 Kingston News.As a rule our smaller towns are almost en- tirelv without fire protection.Fire protection, however, pavs, if only in the reduction effected lu insurance premiuims.But a good fire is an almost necessary bit of periodical excitement in a quiet country town, abd it is no doubt very entertaining\u2014to those who are not burut out.\u2014 St Thouvte Times.In the midst of the trouble Sir Charles Tup- per retires from the ministry.However his action may be consilered by friends or enimies of the Govermnent, one thing is certain \u2014his resignation does not strengthen the administration whieh without him Jepénds eutirely on the ability of Sne man to sustain the burden of government and reconcile the clamors of faction.Uffuira Free Dress.Put, however willing Sir John Macdonald may be to meet the wishes of his Quebec supporters, his power to do s0 is checked bv the fact that were he to reopen the question of provincial subsidies Le would precipitate a crisis which he kuows to be inevitable -some time in the future, but which he hopes to stave off indefinitely, leaving those who may come atter him to deal with it,\u2014Ottawa Free Press.it i» a matter of astonishment, the inordinate love of office which the whole Bleu party ex- Libit, They depieted the Provincial treasury, aud now th-y are calling upon the rest of the Dowinion to foot gheir bills.At present they «re doing so without much prospect ol success.11 the effect should be to send an army ol useless otlicials about their business, to dispense with a second Chamber, and ta honestly undertake the vouduet ol the Government through the agency of honest men, then Quebec will not have any need to play the part of « mendiestit before he Finance Minister ol the Dominion.London Advertiser.THE RUYAL SOCIETY.| Feusth Day.Orrawx, May 25.\u2014The Royal Society continued its meeting in goneral session this morning.tbe President, Priacipail Dewson, in tbe chair, \u2019 A telegram was read from Mr.Spottiswoode, President of the Royal Society of London, Eny., offering their bast wishes to the Hosiety.THY.REGULATIONS OF THE SOCIKTY.The consideration of the draft of regulations reported by the Connoil was then centinued, and, aiter suine disoussien, adopted.The objects of the.Society are stated to be, first, to encourage studies and investigatiens in literature and reience; secondly, to publish transactions annually or semi-annually, containing the minutes of proceadings at meetings, records of the work perfermed, original papers and memoirs of merit, and sush other documents as may be deemed worthy of publication ; thirdly, to offer prises or inducements fer valuable papers on subjects relating to Canada, and to aid researches already begun and earried so far as te render their ultimate value probable; fourthly.to assist in the ocollestion of speei- mens with a view to the formstien of a Canadian Muscum of archives, ethmelegy, archeology, and natural history.The members \u2018shall be entitled, \u201c Fellows of-the Royal Bociety of Canada,\u201d and His Excelleney the Gorerner- tieneral shall be the Homorary Presideat and Patron ot the Society.The Soststy shali eoncist of the four following sections :\u20141, French litera- tare, with history, archæology, and.a seb: jects; 2 English literature, with history, arolimolozy, and allied subjeets ; 3, mptd i chemical and physical scienget; #; and biologioal sciences.\u2018 fg Fociety shall be n President.and Viek-Pasal with an Houorary Secretary\u201d and\u2019 |-asez, -to- be-slected by tbe whole ety; berides a President, Vice-President and Seoretary of each seotion, ss 8 by the \u2018section.These elect shall be ad and the officers so elected Shall censtitute he eouncil of the Society.The members of :$he Society shall be persons resid og the Dom of Canadas or Newfoundland, who have publighed original works of memeirs ef merit, or Rave.rendered eminent services tb litegature or sciétoe.The number of members in each section chaîf be limited to twcaty.Members ef the Soglety à pay an anuual subscription of net Jesh 32, or a sum of not less than $20 in one payent of the same for life membership.\u2018Any member may withdraw from the Society, and the Bociety nfay, by reseiution ia general session on the recemmendation of the evaneil,: grant to such member the privilège ef retaining his title, sad his name shall thenceforward be entered on the lists as a retired member retaining title.Asy member failing to ttend three years in succession without sending pspet oras:izning in writing reasons satisfaotery to the Society, «hull be considered to have resigned.The Society may eleet by bailot on pre- posal by threc members, or on re ation - of the Council, persons net residestiv Canads ss \u2018wrrérpondify members.Sugh tous must be eminent.ip literature or scjgfity, \u2018evidense to that effect must be presshtéd te.the Society as the time of their proposal or retommendation.\u2018 The number of corresponding members shall be \u2018Fiasisett 520, sfxrees, ~and' shall represent each sdellon of .Boolety.The Society © shall held \u2018nai an meeting in pach eity of the Dominion ae it may.determine from time fo time, and may at amy annual meeting appoint other meotiñgs fe de bold in the course of the year.The time far holding the annual meeting shall be dn a day or days te (be determined at the next previous meeting, er, {ailing this, by the Coaneil.The offless of the Society shall bein the eity of Ottawa, and its meotings sbali be bold in that eitv unleds other wire determined.Kvery soientife or literary society in the Dominion whieh may be selected by vote of the Fociety shall be invited by eirenisr of the Honorary Sesretary fo olact hanually onù ef ite members as à defegate te the mostings of the \u2018Society, sueh delegate to bare duri: term of office the privilege of taking part in generhl oz sectional mestings for reading and disemssioa of papers, and te be smpowered te sommunicate a frshort statement of original work dowe and \u201cpublished during the year by his seciety, to \u201creport on any matters wbiph the Royal Society may wsefully aid in pablieatisn or otherwise.The rest of the regulations are deveted te rules regarding the reading of pers at the mootinge of \u201cof he is a persecuted man, and may be ex- _the Society, the cireul trassactions, the sto., sdetion the committee spoken of yesterduy was sppeinted, qonsisting of Principal Grant, Mr.Fausher de 8t.Maurice, Professor Cherriman, and Dr.R.Beli, with the President ef the Socioty.The Geclogieal and Biological Soience« Sretion reported the election of she following officers :\u2014 President, Dr A RC8alwyn, Ottawa; Vice Prosi- deat, Prof Luwson, Halifax ; Seoretary, Mr, J F Whiteaves, Ottawa.The section recommended that entemologieal and botauical specimens be transmitted to places abroad at thé rate as ta plates in Canada and that the Govertiment tako off thé dutles un drawings, ote., imported by the Socioty tor its own aso.Dr.Juknsen moved, seconded by Dr.MneGre- r.\u201cThat a committee be appointed to inquire nto and report upon the fora of aid and encuur- agement given in other ¢ountries to young men deemed qualified and desiruas tu cugage in original litexury or soientific work; and to suggest the \u2018best means ef providing similar aid und escour- agémont for young mon in \u2018\u2019arada.\u201d The motion was adopsed, and a committee ap- pointad, consisting ef the mover and seeundor, with Dr.Todd, Dr.T.Sterry Hunt, and Prof.Cherriman.At the general meeting of the Socioty, on motion of Dr.-Chauveau, it was resolved that M Xuvier Marmier and M.Camille Doucet, vf the Aondomie Francais, be elected corresponding members of the Royal Society o! Canada.Votes of thanks were then passed to the .various Canadiau and foreign sveicties who had sent their geod wishes to the Royal Society, and also so the Senate and the House vi! Commons und the Minister of Railways for fhe accommodation and taoilitics which they had afforded for the meeting oF the Society.THE NEW OFFIORRS.The election of officers was theu proceeded with and restuited as tollows :\u2014 Prosident-Hon.P.J.O.Chauveau, Montreal.Vios-Presidont\u2014De.T, Sterry Hunt, Montreal.Honomey Secretery\u2014Mr.J.4.Bourinat, Clerk of :lie House of Commons, Ottaws.Heporury Treusurer\u2014Dbr.J.A.Grant, Ottawa.A hearty vote of thanks was unanimously passed to the reiiring President, Vice-President, and other offiger:, as woli ns the Counail of the Society, for the manner in which they had per- Jormed their arduous iabors during the past year.A mooting of Coundil was heid immediately afterwards, when the Prench literature section was autherized to meet ia Quebce in the month of November next.ADDRESS TO THE GOVERNOB-GENPRAL.At one o\u2019cleck the members of the Society went in a body to the office of His Kxceliency, pwhen Dr.Dawson read the fellowing address on behal! of the Society :\u2014 Tv Hie Exeellenny the Hight Honorable John Suth.erfand Douglas Campbell (commonly cnlled the Marquis of Lore), de.May it please Your Exesliency,\u2014We, the President, Council and Members of he oyal Society uf Canada, gladly avail oursclves ot this first meeting after our organization as a corporate body under the authority of the Parliament of Canada, and with the designation which Her tGirucious Majesty the Queen has been pleased to conter, 10 express to you us our founder the grateful sense we entertain of the sympathy manifested by you in the intellectual aud scientifie progress of the Dowiniom The interËst mnnifosted by Your Excellency and by Her Royal Highness the Princess Louise in art, bas called into being an academy with every prom- 180 of advantage to the fine arts; and now the members of this Society bave to acknowledge a like service rendered to letters and science.We learn with deep regret that this may be the last opportunity afforded us personally to express to Your Excellency tho hixh sense wuich we entertain to your disinterested zeal in this cause.It will be our earnest endeavur to secure by our wpited Isbors the advantages to this Dominion which Your Excellency has indicated as a legitimate object of hove frum the united action ot the representatives of the various departments ol letters and science thus brought ïuto active cooperation ; and should the high expectation: which have been given expression te be hereatter realized in any adequate degree, it will be a pleasure to ourselves and to those who shall succeed us to recall the unwenried kindmers and courtesy with whioh Your Fixeellenoy has ensbled us to carry out the first steps in the organization of this Su- city.e trust that tho years spent br Your Excellence and Her Royal Highness Th Canadn may recall no less pleasant mewories than those which we stall Gor quacciate with the period of your Governor- Generblship.We now desirg_ to convey to you our united assn- rance that in wbateyer part of the worid you may be hereafter called upon to serve the Empire, gra- titade for the interest which you have manifeated in everything tanding to the development of Canada will be associated with the profound respect with which we now greet you as the representative of our Most Gracious Sovereign, and pray that God's fooicest blessings may rest oh yourself and Your oyal Consort.1.a The address was zigned by sll the officers of the Society and members of the Council.His Exocliency in replying said be was glad that they would meet again in Uttawa next year, because bey would meet and make the acquaintance of his succersor [the Marquis of Lansdowne], who weuld le able to materiaily assist them in.uring from the Government that grant whieh they expected te rective every year.He wus quite certain, at any rate, that the Marquis of Lansdowne would take great Interest in their Society.He same from a race which had for many generations taken © great interest in and given grent ouconuragement to science, and, in his own person, like many people of this country, were combined Freneh, Irish, Eeotob and Eagiish blood.(Applause.) He would be sure te ses that every sible asvirtance was given to the Society.The motte of his family was \u2018\u2019 Virtute won Verbis,\u201d\u201d but he was such a geod speaker he might well alter his motte to ve Pere et Verbiar® (Applause.) He thanked them both on bis own behalf and that of Her Roya! Highness the Prinesss Louise for the very kind wishes contained in the address.(Applause.) ; After conversing à few moments with His Exeellency, the mpmbors of the Society withdrew.+ \u2014\u2014, CIVIC AFFAIKS.Cry Mall Committee, A meeting of the City Hall Committee was held, yeaterday afterseun, Ald.Robert in the ehuir.- À certain number of accounts being presented is he sigaed, eonsiderable dissussion took place regarding the ecconnt of L'Etendard for advertis- , Al ; refasing to : the account 2 horised by thy Committes.nd no more advertisements having explénod that the City Burveyer wisiéä to obtain fer the Rend Depart- mont the suite of rooms net being prepared for the Mayor, mid that Bis Worship was willing to _sooept the present epertments of tha Baryeyor, whereby he weuld be in direct eommunieation with the City Clerk\u2019s it was decided to regommend the change te the Council.The mesting then adjourned.WEALTH COMMITTER.This Committes also met yesterday afternoen, Ald, Moeney in ho oat.Brittain for the West End bath was submitted.A was fyled by Mr.J.Lenergan, Notary Public, st the instance of William MoDenald, sontractor for the building ef the Papineau bath.Mr, MeDonald cemplaimed that the bath had suffered injuries on aceount of not being strong enough, slik he bad notified the Corporation to that effect.@ therefore stated, that he would net hold himself liabie for any damage done to said bath and od against the said Corpora tion for all loss and dsmage which be has or may sustain for the foregoing ressons.; A sub-eommitien oonsisting ôf Aid.Berger and Tansey and the City Burvoyer as.nted to Joak inte the matter sep if Cae bat vas son- structed according to specifieations, and having Suit powsr te make what ardiitifements they see t.; : > : Another \u2018sub-cotimiittée, compesed of Ald.Besuchuitp, Tanvey and sod Nr.J.A.U.\u2018Bavilry, was appeinted té Soon after the - East Kad bath and accept it r ofthe cerpora- \u201ctints # It was nesenling to cations \u201cMr.Ward was appointed osretaker of the Civic al 1 t , .; \u201c vs claim of Mrs.Fournier, former earetaker, was not entertained.Latters wers ressived from the Dominion and Abacteir eompaiies complaining that a large per- -seutage of the meat consamed in the city was sisightered outside of the Abattoirs, aud stating that they would have to close their doors tuniess something wis done te prevent this.= \u201cAld.Mount moved that the Sanitary Inspector be given fall r in the matter.Carried.A dtmand from Mr.Acwell King tor $80 te kesp an extra team during the hot weather te remote dead animals, was .The chairman (hon that the Minist of Militia kad approved of making the Point St Charteris oe e ground.To do this they woul to 81] in the drain which [wmeties off the gnrfave water.Ald.Tansey moved that s report be made to Counsell that.a sewer be laid to drain thet past of Point 8t.Charles te the south of the Welling- Carried.tween Mr, Gebhard and Mr, Sanford over shadows the city.All nature, including c treius, seemg hushed with expostancy ; and the listening nations of Europe, who have been warned by cable, are waiting with their collective faces Llanched and their entire hair in preparation for rising on end at the firing of the first shot.The quarrel is one which ean ouly bo settled by bloodshed.There is uo reason to doubt that Mr.Gebhard informed Mr.Sanford that the latter was o liar.This information was not couveyed as a matter of news but as u matter of aggravation.Neither does it appear to have uud any relevancy to anything Mr.Sanford bad said.That geutlemun had remarked that be wight possibly call upon à lady, who for purposes of identification may be called Mrs.Smith.This was clearly a statelzent of fact.Given tho existence of Mrs.Smith and the existence of a variety of Suntord not hopeles:ly bedridden, aug the possibility that the latter might at some time call upon the former always exists.When Mr.Gebbard replied to tlis calm statement of an almost self-evident truth by calling Mr.Sanford a liar he simply illustrated the irrelevuncy of wrath, precisely as any angry man does when he intimates to his enemy that his existence illustrates a peculiar phase of the development theory.Mr.Gebhard's unmistakable intention was to aggravate Mr.Sanforu, and Le compietely succeeded.Mr.Sanford answered Mr.Gebhard's expectations by exhibiting aggravation in the shape of slapping Mr.Gebhard\u2019s cheek.This appears to lave dissatisfied Mr.Gebhard, which was very uureasonable, since he had deliberately tried to aggravate the slupper.It must be re- wembered, however, that Mr.Gebhard's cheek is ane of his most important features, and he muy have considered that no one had a rizht to take liberties with it, ' Why Mr.Sanford did not box Mr.(iebhard\u2019s ears in preference to slapping his cheek is a question which will occur to every one.There were the cars in question prominently before Mr, Sanford's eyes.He could not fail to pote their lofty and majestic proportions, aud could not have failed to Lut them had Le been so disposed.It is possible that, standing tn the awful shadow of these towering ears, Mr.Sanford\u2019s vision was not cluur, and that he happened to hit Ai.Gebbard's cheek while aiming at, let us say, his chin However this may be, the tact that Mr.Gebhard's face was slapped was uudeniabze, and as a consequence blood must flow.Were Messrs.Gebhard and Sanford ordinary persons, of no partienlar gmporiunce, there would be no absolute 1tecessity of a duel ; bat, being as they are two of the most important personages on the continent, they must fight, It 1s pronable that in the last of our blood - thisty duels neither Mr, Benpett nor Mr, May really wanted to fizht, but they occupied positions so exalted that the eyes of the world were upon them, and the pressure of opinion among the crowned heads of kurope drove them inex- orabiy to the field.In the present instance, Mr.Gebhard doubtless knows that unless he fights Mr.Sautord, neither the Queen of Great Britain, the Fmpress of Austria, nor the Empress of Russia will ever invite him to their houses again, and the British Association and the French Academy will never again consult him as an authoriiy on nics questions of spell- Ing.As for Mr.Sauford, he 1s known all over the world as arepresentative American.Fath- era of Central African families say to their sons * Strive to grow up and imitate Sanford; and the Princess of Wales, in edncating her children, compels then to study a Lttie work written by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and entitled ¢¢ \"Che Example ot Sauford.\u201d\u201d Such men as Messrs.Sanlord and Gebhard cannot be iree agents.They must meet the expectations which the world has [ormed of them, and one of those expectations 1s that they will fight a duel.They will mret in Delaware or some other sequestered Statejand fire at one another with real puiols loaded with real powder.One or both of them may iall on the field of honor or on the way home provided \u201c\u2018local optiou\u201d does not exist in the ity 6f the fight and interfere with their manly duties.Arrangements lave already been made to telegraph the result of the duel to the tour quarters of the earth, and Mr.Gladstone himselt will announce it in the House of Commons.Shouid both the heroes survive what tumultuous rejoicing would shake this solid ekrth, and should one of them fall through some mistake on the part ot the seconds in loading the pistols, wnat mourning and lameutation would go up trom the four continents and the islands of the seit There is but one way in which a duel can be averted.Bhould the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children interfere and induce the Supreme Court to appoint guardians for Messrs.(Gebhard and Baaford ail may yet be well.Such gunrdians would of course be sable bodied women, nurses by pro fession, and capable of wielding the slipper of corteciion with energy and effect.Let us hope that the society will interfere before it is too late, and thus relieve the terribie suspense of the present critical and unprecedented moment.EEE LET US SMILE ! shortened, and Gloyps repaired, free of charge.Tl AT THB \u2014\u2014 Pars Kid oe Sam, 263 ST.JAMES STREET, 123x1 OPPOSITE MORGANS.Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, FULI-PASHIONED MAKES, IN ALL SHADES, AT THE ParisKidGlove Store, \"NOTMAN'S LIVER = STOMACH PADS.Cures without Medicing; works by abe \u2018Rorpiion.Fhe trne treatment.Kndovsod by thowsamda.From ME.A.MAHER, Sub-Lthief City Pelice: : Mo.6 Fratrox, Jan, 13th, 1884.AGEXT NOTMAN PAD CO, MONYRSAIL Drax Sin, When buyhig my frst Pad 1 then man- tions that T was troubied with ; and ban bessr under the cars of ons of Montresl\u2019s nn physicians, but am te had received only temporary relief.18d to state that by wearing one 2 Pad thres vois 1 y \u20ac arf ct fect! 4 would strougl rode I hereb: ose you two dollars to friend of mine.rim pay for ansthér for a .A.\u2018 mab-citat Or Folios Ask fer our Foot and Hedy Plasters.The best in tlie world.Take nov other.For sale by ali druggists.Desariptive irentise mailed on application.354 Notre Dame St.193 1° Elmwood Floral Nurseries, \u2019 1538 St.Catherine St.À choice lot of bedding plants of every description for orders from s distance carefully attended to.23 8006 M.Gorman and horse cars, 2nd excepting only she elevated Wholesale and Retail Depot, \u2019 Cor.GUY & ST.CATHERINE STREETS.LADIES\u2019 AND GENTLEMEN'S RIDING CLASSES, DAILY FROM 6.30 A.M.TO 5.30 P.N.; \u2014 Personal attention given to 8 BREAXING ana TRAINING of HORSES.Accommodation for Boarders.115 5eod CAMPHOR.\u2018The Best English Refined.Just Received Wm.A.DYER & CO, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS, 14 and 10 PHILLIPS SQUARE.112*eod .BRAZILIAN COFFEE STORE, aii we 1 pOiUTOHLA *QUARE,1s now open with » Brazilian Coffres and Tapiocas.Thess are the Coffees, samples of which were distri buted atthe Industrial ¥xhibitlon iu Septomber.Coffeo and Tapiocas guaranteed absolutely pare.vos d THE PHENIX ELECTRICAL COMPANY Fol CANADA, ~MANUFACTURERS OF ELECTRIC LIGRT APPARATUS, Under patents of J.A.L CBAIG, bt.K.WHITNEY and uthers, J.A.I.CRAIG, ¥Managerof hastraction as | clectric au Canadian Odice nud Factory.473 to 4581 »1.James sireot west, Montreal.£ 6 WHITNEY, Busiiess Manager.Complete Vaitaic Are and Iucundescont lighting from dyna'uo-Llecthc anachiue-s and storage batteries \u2018The Apparatus manufactured by this Cpmpany, for Electric Lightiug, 1s unsurpassed for quality and steadi- Bess of light produced, and for economy of driving power and entire absén:s of dan Jer.Parties desirous of using the lisut are requested to communicate full particulars regarding bulidiags or localities, and sizes of roows or areas to be illuminated, with statement as to availubie power, Se.Prices Furnished on Application.TEUNTEES: BE.W.McCLAVE, Esq.(of BE.W.McClave & Co.), New York.WM.A.PARKE, Esq.(of Wm.A.Parke & Co.}, New York H.Fy.BURRUUGH>, kag.(of Lxport Lumber Co., Ld.) 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ENVELOPES: 100 DIFFERENT KINDS, FROM 70CTS.PER M.UPWARD.Call and Inspect Stock.JOSEPH FQRTIER, \\ Manufacturing Stationer 528 St James St, Montreal ELECTROPLATED WARE, VERY CHOICE GUODS.Speoms and Forks, Warranted Quality MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZFS, DRESSING CASES FANS, BHASR CANDELABRA, WRITING BETS.&c, LEMAIRPS OPERA AND FIELD GLAS.ES, Speciaities fer WEDDING PRESENTS.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WATSON & PELTON, IMPO RTRRS OF ELECTROPLATE AND CUTLERY, 53 St.Sulpice Street.Inspect! on invited.112%0d THY.UNITED 8TATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, DEPOSIT IN CANADA $100,000.ITS CONTRACT 18 LIBERAL AND FRHE FFOMALL UNNECESSARY KESTHICTIONS.POLICIR&S OF THIS COMPANY AME ABSOLUT TRSTABLE, YOR ANY CAUSE WHATEVER, AFTER THRXE YRARS Profits baloug to Policy Holder Exclusively.Agents wanted in uarcpresented districts.THOMAS SINPSON, 114%2aw Provincial Manager, Montres!.ELMONT RETREAT Quebec- The Proprietor of the above Insti! , betug ad van in years, is desirons of taking a partner, with the view of becoming his successor.An excellent channs for a young medical man, with capital, who would t willing to cultivates taste for snch work.The Institution is à short distance from th~ city, in the mid- die of about 30 acres of exosllent land, in meadow, garden ang lawn; has acoommoistion for about 0 patients.1a liconsed by Government to trent Irebriaies.GRAND PARISIAN CAFE, 969 ST.CATAERINE \u201cTREET, Corner St.Dominique st.This establishment has been thoronghly renovated snd spared to securn a first claas service.Meals at all hours.Wines, Liquors, vate Parlors.LOUIS GAUPRBAU, Propfetor.FLAG-STONE SIDEWALKS.The fa 2 Court of Ottawa having decided in favor of the y's right to levy a] ass-enments for the ftone Bidqwalke, Ac, PUBLIC NOTICE ls hereby given to all parties liable for such amsessament that 32.ment thereof Is required to be made at the office 1 undersigned, within tea days from date hereof, fallmg At y Which, to ¥ will forthwith be institated.or.er, Eyorieh AMES F.D.BLACK.City Treasury.Crry HALL, } Méatren), May 0h, 1583, Lee PCE + [HE ONLY AW ERI GIVEN | a \u2014 \u201c Lu st the ExHlbition beld in Monreal, THA, | was to the \u201cGOLDEN STAR\u201d 2 Eg BRE _Z- > bd = 4 = à .- = ZE > A > > 2 =H dé s en + The Most Porfest OIL NTOVES in cts : market, FF No household should be withtmt one.1204 OTTLES! BOTTLES! Bottles ay 178 and 180 Dotiaie Be Men age.F.bel nu) Th \u2014j wo The Péstor, REV.À J, BRAY, will preach at 11 am ane 7 pu.sSubjent Deluge.\u201d Anthemrs- ** Jesus word of (iod Incarnate.\u201d\u2014Gouyon.\u201cCome uns Hy.\"FAURE 124 1 \u201c \\ ITE + QT.JAMi.s STRUET METHON- à ?let Church \u201cu&lay-sehoo! Anniversary.Auniver- gars rerio Wili us prrached to-marrow, at ila m.and 7 p.mm .by thy pastor, the Rev.Dr, Potts.On Monday eventing, May Cth, a public meeting wiil be held, comimenciag at 8 p.m., when addresses will be deliverod by Hev L.N.Beandry, Rev, Je W.$: (ring, M.A., and Lov.W.J.Jolitfls, .C.L.The chiluren of the various s-hools will sing choruses during the evening.Farents and friends of children contitlly invited.128 1 THE.ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, ALEXANDRIA BALL, 1310 81.Catherine St.Wax.W.ROUEETSON, Elder.~ervices at 11 a m., and of Fveutng discourss\u2014* The Story of the mn 7 pain Subject for Kvening\u2014' What 19 1mpiied by a Sciiptural belief in Josus as belug thers A > \u2014 Acts xvi, 31.: 231 ACADEMY OF MUSIC.HENRY 'THOMAS, Manager.\u2014 LAST NIGHT \u2014 HAZEL KIRKI! ° Parewell of the Origtoal MADION SQUARE THEATRE Popnilar yrires- 750 and Sue, Co, _Popnlar urices-2 1231 À CADEMY OF MUSIC.GRAND ENT-RTAINMENT The Social and Dramatie Club of Montreal, Dizacrxn LY Nun, BUCKLAND, MONDAY.JUNE 4th, nt FIGH! P.XK.: IN AIG OF The Socizty of Lecorative Art, The charming Comedy in ibhree Acts: \u2018te \u2018ce 3 » Lesson in Love.MUSIC BY GLUENW ALD'S ORCHESTRA.Tickets, SOC.No extra charge for Reserved Seats.fialieryd \u2018bc.\u2018 BOX PLAN will open on Wednesday Morning, the B0th May, at the Academy uf Music Box Office, =t James Street.Vus à Ex).{st Prisce of Wales Kifles STE E ANNUAL DRALL\u2014The Regiment wil Can parade at the Armory in rill Order, fs on Tuewiny Evening nest 20th (net.EELS sh glock MONTREAL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.- QUENN's HALL, Tuesday Evenimz, May 290th, 1883.FX RA CONCERT IN AID OP THE FUNDS OF THI SOUIETY OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, Hiller's ** Somg of Yictory.\u201d Racred Cantata for Soprano Soin, Chorus and Urchestrs SOLOIST MISB C G MACFARLANE Bennett's \u201c May Queen.\u201d Pastorai for Soli, Chorus and Urchestra Chorus, 100 voices.(Irchestra, 30 pieces.CHARACTERS REPREAENTED MAY QUREN-Soyranu - - MIS- A.CROMPTON.QUEKN Contralto - - - MISS E MOYLAN- .BOND, Lieut.-Col., Comd'g.LEE Wren Se.- MR NORRIS CAPTAIN OF TRE FORESTERS (me Robin tHoxil Bass - - MB.FEIST.URGAKIET - - MR.HILTON, CoNDUCTOR PROF.G.COUTURE.Doors open at 7.13 p.m,, \u2018'oncert to begin at 8.00.Admission \u2014 Reserved Seats, $1.Plan at office of tha N_Y.Piano Company's Rooms, St.James Street.118 8 N T U T THE CANADA SHIPPING CO, NOTICE Is hereby given that a Dividend of fix per lent upon: the Capital Stoex of this Company has been declared tor the past year, and that the same will be payable at its Uffice ou au after Wedneraday.the 30th imst.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 23rdto the {0th gst, both dsys inclusive.The Annual General Meeting of the Stockholders the recepiion of Statements, the revisal ani adoption oi By-Laws, the Election of Dirsciors and other business, will be held at the i tba Custom House Square, at noon, on nesday.the 30th day of May.By er of the Board.H.FR MURRAY, Montreal, 19th May, 1RK3.Gensral Manager : 118-9 ART ASSOCIATION OP MONTREAL Gallery of Paintings and Beulpture, Puiilipe Square Open from 10 a.m.10 3 p.ma.Admtesion \u2014Non Members 25 cts.Members Pree.SATURDAYS PREE.119 HANLAN-KENNEDY Boat Race, POINT OF PINES, BOSTON, May 30th, 18883.The Central Vermont and South Eastern Rallways will issue Special Excurnion Tickets \u2014Mootreal to Boston snd Return \u2014good to May 28th aad 29th, and return until June 2ad, inclasive.FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, $12.00 For particulars apply to + CENTRAL VERMONT OFFICE, 136 8 James Birest.: SOUTH EASTERN OFFI CE 120 2aw 202 2e James Street BANK OF MONTREAL NOTICE in hereby given that a Dividend of Ave cent upon the paid up Capital Mock of this Institu hus been deciared for the eurrent balf year, and that the same wiil te payable at tte Hf House in this city and at its Branches on and after Priday, the first day of Jun» next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the 31st of May next, both days inclusive.The Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held a: the Mank, on Monday, thé 4th day of Jane next.The chair $0 be taken at Une o'clock.By erder of the Board, W.J.BUCHANAN, General .N OTICE OF REMOVAL \u2014 The deposit for dead animals and snimal offal hes been removed to Greaves farm, the adjoining eas te Mr.Rysu.Mo charge made for depositing._ 118 dood MU RRAY BAY CONVALESCENT MORE TERME OF ADMIRSION, Women and Mhi:dren (Inclrding boys under sight Foor of age) ar o!i;ible, If provided with à medica: certificate and letter of recommendation from a\u2019clergyman.No one will be admitted convaleacing from epifismic of contagious disease Board for women whl be $2.0 per wesk, paysbié weekly.ci dren under ten, half price.A saparate Department is provided for Ladies at $3.50 per week.Warm salt water baths may be had in the house si à trifling expense.20 distinction of creed ts known at the Hawe.Conv db bacrid y to the amount of Five Dollars, (and ixinging the necessary certificates) will be rcelvrd for twu weeks free of charye Personal application is requested to Miss Hervey, 174 Mountain Strest, as early as possible.The Home will be open on the 1st July.My friends and tbe public gensrally will mach obdl, me seading tneir camtributions 1he Cenvalesorn: Hone at Murray Hay to Miss Holt (140 !ieury street who wiil kindly at as Treasurer as well as Secretary.KE.M.HARVEY, 12% 1 AND POOL May 23rd.p3!L HA RDS TAHLES, All sizes, s1s0 à eompiets Kesortment of Billiard favrnish+ ings.Billiard Tables repaired sod altered: all wory teed firsi ciass HM.Nightingale, JJ8ztf_ thlitard Table manufacturer, 7 49 % John ## HILL'S MANUAL! THE WORLD'S GREAT BOOK OP BUCIAL AND BU:1KRf« PORMS HAS ALREADY iMACHED THE BNORMOUS SALE OF 310,000 Copies in the l'.S.and Canadas, THE 37th ED:TIGN\u2014Just out of press; con taine(in sdattion to the vast amount of information, nse alike in all countries) the logstitation for the wovernment of the (Canadian | Forms, dtFai ab: Neferenoe Tabl-s, and hundreds of formé that combine to make à vélume ABS IILUTELY NECES- MARY tv every resident ot the DUMI -ION.Fold only by subscription at the followin s: Ex.:.ng.C1, Bide and Backs in Bik.nd Toa, Burnished Red Kdges, - - .- 96.50 Ex Ena.Ci., Side and Backs tn Bik.and Goid, GIF Lien + ce = ea.Library Issther, Marbied Kdges, - - ., Fall aus.Lesther, Oflt ide, Racks and Eâges, v.@Y AGENTS WANTED RVEKYWHERR fend stamp for information and terme, and mention tht\u2019 paper.(all on, or address BAIRD & DILLOY, Paublishery, Lakewite Building, Chicago, ML, USA.MoxTazaL\u2014310 8¢ James Street, Room 9 120 264 CHEAP STORAGE: \u2018 AVES CS EL TEE y LANU à OO., 114 St.James street, Real vests ment and lararance Avent, .mr + me sa È * \u2018 RF SPE LSE HAE sd + ; pel AY 36° 133.POUBLE SHEET.Noon lelegrams.THE CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY.nsglect to comply with or contravene any of the a : * ky Shaw & Gowdey\u2019s Sales.__ Benning & Barsalou\u2019s Sales.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 AMEGECAN.A DIABOLICAL PLOT.Troy, N.Ÿ., May 26.-\u2014The police last night made a discovery ot what they claim as a plot to blow upa tenement containing sixty inmates, Balt of whom are nou-uuion moulders, who replaced the strikers at the Malzuble Iron Works, An attempt wus recently made to fire the building.Last night a hole large euough toadmiit the body of a man was discovered cut through the foundation three feet thick.A pick and shovel were tound?® inside.The police are satisfied 1t was intended to introduce dynamite into the celiar.A BRUTAL FiGlii.CENTRALIA, Pa., May 26 \u2014At a cocking main here ou Thursday night, Mike Cieary uni Edward Dillon, tue owners of rival birds, had a fight.A General row ensued.Knives and pistols were used.Finaliy the crowd were ejected from the saloon.Dillon tollowed Cleary house, und the fight was renewed.Mrs, Cleary and four men went to Cleary's assistance and beat Dillon uninercituilv.Two trieuds rescued Dillon.As they were carrying him home Mrs.Cleary split tne buck of hus Lead open with a large stone.Dilion 1s dying, No arrests.CAPIURE OF A BAND OF INDIANS.HeLkNa, Mont, May 26.\u2014 Advices irom Fort Benton state that Lieutenant Steels, while out scouting recently, ran on a band of twelve Cana.diau Uree ludians uear Musselshell.Finding themselves covered by tue Indians\u2019 guns, Lieutenant Steele and the corporal withdrew, aud returning with reinforcements captured a band of fifty-two Indians under the Cree Chiel Tabor.The Indians have been started for Fort Assiniboine and will be driven back to Canaua., PAID HIS CREDITORS, Troy, May 26.\u2014E.S.Crosset, à merchant, and his partner, tailed at Schnoon Lake in 1851.Far firm owed many thou-anus In Troy.Ju 1855, Crosset compromised witls lis creditors, agrecing to pay 25 p.c.wiliin two years.He failed to make the payments owing to reverses, and he aud hua debts had long been forgotten.Many years agn Crosset eutered business at Davenport, la, and vros- pered.Yesteruay Le paid all his ôld creditors here 15 tuil.LABOR TROUBLES, MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Muy 26 \u2014 The employes of tue shoe manufaciory of F.W.& J.M.Muuroe have been on strike for several weeks.Yesterday F.W.Munroe, with a revolver, kept back a crowd of strikers who were trying to get at two non-union whom Munroe was escorting.Munroe was al- terwards arrested and compelled to furnish bonds to keep the peace.The leader of the strikers was arrested and fined.Munroe demands protection trom the authorities, Trouble is feared.AN ARKANSAS EXE UTLON, CLARENDON, Ark., May 26.\u2014At the execution of Taylor, vesterday, a uezro woman with babies at her breasts stood near the galiows.There were 5,000 spectators.An excursion train was run trom Helena, 50 mies distant by an enterprising negro.When the sheriff not.fied him the time was near at hand, \u2018Taylor remarked that he would not exchange his place with a bridal couple.\u2018The gallows was situated in the woods, one and a hali miles from the jail.BISHOP PE K's SUCCESSOR.SYRACUSE, May 26.\u2014 Already ap active canvass has begun for the position made vacaut by the death ot Bishop Peck.The election will be held at the next Nutional Conference at Philade:phia in May, 1884.Wm T.Ninde, president of the Nortlhiwestern University, Evanstown, Ill, is regarded as the leading candidate.Nextin order comes Rev.Dr.Sims, Chancellor ot Syracuse University.THE STRIKING MINERS.CorriNsviLLe, 11, May 26.\u2014 By order of the Governors two companies of militia caine here.It is said 250 men will be brought here from St.Louis and work w1il be resumed in the mines to-day.The strikers express the belief that the militia will not fire on them, and say they will fight il necessary.RAILROAD ACCIDENT.MANKATo, Minn., May 26.\u2014A train oun the Northwestern road ran over a cow.A passenger coach and two freight cars ioaded with wheat were ditched.Conductor Jerome Bau- der was thrown off and covered by wheat and smothered to death.SMALLPOX.Str.MicuarLm Minn, May 268.\u2014There are 25 cases of smallpox here and eseveral deaths.There is great indignation among the neighboring towna over the negligence of the authon- ties in providing means to prevent the spread of the Fease.MR.COOK EXPLAING.CHiCaGo, May 268, \u2014 Rev.Joseph Cook states that the man with whom he bad trouble at Monmouth was under the influence ot liquor, acted vulgarly and swore at the table.Mr.Cook reprimanded him, and the fellow swore vengeance.BROOKLYN BRIDGE.New York, May 26.\u2014Une hundred thousand le and 1,800 vehicles crossed the Brooklyn ridge yesterday.Four funeral processions went over.The statement that a man fell from the bridge is incorrect.He fell from s fegTy boat.A PRIEST ARRESTED.New York, May 26.\u2014The correspondent of the Irish Woria arrested in Îreland is John Behan, a Cathohe priest attached to St.Francis street Church, 1a the Archdiocese of Dublin.Co \u2019 THE ~ PILOT * DIASTER.Sax FraNcisco, May 26.\u2014 The captain of the steamer \u2018\u2018 Pilot \u2018 says the explosion was due to want of sutlicient water in the boilers.No more bodies have been discovered.JEFFERSON DAVIS Krew ORLEANS, May 26.\u2014JJefferson Davis is now rapidly recovering, and is able to sit up in a chair part of the time.Condensed Telexrams.The annual dinner in honor of the Queen\u2019?Birthday was given by Minister West at Washington.- Lieutenant Seblayer and'tho editor of a milita: jour pal fought a duel at Vienna vn the 24th with pistols.Lieutenant Soblayer was killod.Cadet Rowman, of Michigan, who stands No.3 in the first clase of the naval acadeluy at Annapolis, has been detected robbing fellow cadets.Ft is believed his mind is affected.tle has been sont to hospital.Applieation has been made to Judge Boyd at Toronto, for.the granting of probate for the province of Ontario of the will ot the Iate WilliamE.Dodge, ot New York.The deceased hud ersonal estate in \u201cOntario #mounting to 890v.000.Railway Neten GENERAL XEWS\u2014A COMPLIMENT TO QUEPN VICTORIA, The Ontario and Quebec Railway have commence ed laying rain at Perth.The rails are being laid up to the bridge sites.when the material is trans ported there, the bridges erected, and rails Inid to the next bridge, and the same programme carried ont.The retnrn of trafic receipts of the Grand Trunk Bailey of Canada tor the week ending 19th May, Passengers, express freight and malls.$119.097 Fralgn: and live stoce 5 nd malls.3149.00 Total.2, 8821206 Corresponding week.1882 $331:8%% Increase.1883 Cee .§ 20,131 Increase iu freight A 28.124 1088 decrease in parsengers $ 6.003 $ 201121 The general opinion in New York railway circles is that Mr.Duncan Melntyre'« visit to England ia In ropnection puit contemplated arrangements The Bouth Eastern will probably change hands on the first of July next, either one of the big rival getting possession of iL.The people along the fine of the U.P.R., Rastern Section speak in the highest terms ot the regularity and punctuality of the train scevier.The national exhibition of railway appliances wag thrown open to the public at Chicago, I'burs- day.The opening exercises included a prayer by Professor David Swing, sa address of welcome b Mayor Carter H.Harrison, an address by Klihu B Washburne.tbe introquetion of veteran Tosbmotive builderrand engineers by Vice-President A.French pr e and singing of :\u201c Bave the Queen,\u201d out \u2018ment to Gases Victoria's bir bin: A of people was present.\\ employes, The Proposed New Agreement.| The following is the text of the proposed now by-law regarding tho changes propused in the City Passenger Railway service so tar as the sections alter the eld ones or are of general public interest.\\ seetion 1\u2014The Montreal City Passonger Rail- wav Company shall,subjeet to the conditions bere- inaîter mentionod, catablisb ani run lines ef rail- - way [or the couvoyance of passeugers iu the said city, by means of cars drawn by horses or steau, esloris, compressed air, or by auy other metive power approved by the City Council, through the following streets, which are for that object divided nity separate districts as teliows, viz: \u2014 Firs: Dustrici\u2014Commencing at the city limits (Eust) on Notre Dume street, thence by Notre Dame street to Place d'Armes, thence by St.James, Cathedral and Notre Dame streets to the city limita ( West), thence returning eastward by Notre lame street tu the point of departure, with loop lines ur a double track, or both, as the Road Committee may dees mo-t convenient ; and comuneucing at the city limits (West) at St.An- tuine street, thence by >t.Antoine, Craig and Notre laine sireets to the city limita (East), theace returning westward by the same streets to the point of departure, with loop lines or switches as wuy be deemed by the Round Committe most convenient : ~eeond Distrist-\u2014Commencing at the city limits (north) on 5t.Dutnivique street, thenee by Be.Dominique street tu Sherbrooke street ; thence by i Sherbrooke and st.Lawreuce or Si.Charles Bor- romee street to Uraig street ; thence by Craig, Bleury or St.Alexaimier and Ft.Catherine streets to the city limits (west) ; thence returning eust- wards on the sveond track in St Catherine street by St.Catherine, Ri.Alexander or Bleury streets to Craig street, aud thence by Craig and St.Lawrence streets to the city limits (north) ; Third Instriet -Commencing at the city limits (eat.James street, On Friday, Ist June, at 10 e\u2018cloek.SHAW & GOWDEY, 123 Auctiones s._ _ Thomas Walis & Sons Sales._ BY THOS.WALLS & SONS.The Subscribers will hold at their rooms, 10 DeBresoles street, on TUESDAY, 20th INSTANT, An extensive Trade Sale of Gt NERAL \u2018DRY GOODS, Woollens, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Felt and Straw Hata, Ready-made Clothing, &c., &c., and a Bankru)* Stock in detail, consisting of PRINTS, MUSLINS, DRE S GOODS, CA-H PRES, SILK BATINrak fies - RUOM\u2014 Furnished Bedroom, wih use «1 Kitchen, near Victoria Sq.Addr as TR 3740,\u201d NAR vice, 1 121 1 Ht I SA LE\u2014Ollice Desk, on- Ba | Sutning 5 Speer fur $N, nearly ney Addre-s urslernn onvenienees.10: OBL BAe, bcrouto.young Sanford that he nearly lost the KY R SAL!:-\u2014Îleavy Mare, Hazr- match tsehbard, as soon ax he wae able afier nas aDd ew Rxpress Wagon, at Jas Move \u2018e thé fracas went to Philadelphia to be | Livery stables, 454 1 onsecours si 14 i present during the engagement ot Mus.TNO QA WNT È ON SA1LIE\u20148 Numbers \u201cPietur saque of Canada,\u201d cheap, with right of TMAIRILZ Numbers.Address © H.1 92, STAR Otce.3211 IT OY NV aT TTT #5 O~1T\u2014A black und gray Cow, on Monday act.Finder vil bo re warded on vie ing information to Edouard Boy, 220 st.Elizabeth ~t.Si.Jean Jlaptiste Lil age, 1211 i OST\u2014On Guy or St.Gathers 4 streets, à chug's dress.Please return to Mi Pr iliips Pace.ee LL 20 424\u20ac OST \u2014 An addressed note 10 Mauntieid street.Roward for returning same to 4181 Mark stree: RE LL) 121 UST\u2014 Tuesday, about 6 o'cluck.hy the way of Mctill, and from bis «xplsnation, I am quite .atistied that he has beer mis understeod and did not me:xn to cunvey the ideas contained in your para;raph as regards the composition of the Englisu Lodges.Wu.H.Hrrrox, D.D.G.M., Montreal.[#PECIAL DESPATCH TO THE STAR.) Picton, May 23.\u2014The attornoen session of the conference opened at 3 p.in, Bishop Carman D.D., presiding.Religious exercites were conducted by Rev.J.W.Andrews.The committee oa Sabbath observance brought in their report It was received and adopted, .The committee on the contingent fund reported.The report was received and adopted.The report on the state of the church was read |.by Hew.TL.W.Pickett, of Brockville.wost soholarly gepurt-æubimitied lu the conter- ence.It was reBeived and adopted.The conference then procecded to appoint the time and place for the district cleetoral conter- ence to elect delegates to the prospective general conference at Belleville as follows: Napanee District to meet at Fuxboro on the first Tuesday It was the in July ; Kiogston District om the 18th of, August, and the 5t.Lawrence on the 45th of Auguét at the St.Lawrence Ceniral Camp Grouads.The conference was called next year to meet at Farmersville the third Weduesday in May.Rev.=.Card was appointed on the book comtnittee ; Rev.J.P.Wilson, .B.A., Rev.T.W.Pieknit and Rev.W, Blair, B.A., were appointed members of Alma College Board.A recess was ordered for 15 minates, The special session opened with closed doors to receive the report on embarrassed churches, the Bishop in the ebair.Tne report caused a lengthy discussion, and it was taken up item by item.The report on the Superanouation Fund was received and laid on the table: .The convention was then adjourned with the Benediction.WEDNESDAY MORNING.The session openod at mine a.m.Religious MONTREAL.\u2019 afte x IV LAUNCH OF THE « CITY OF CHICAGO.\u201d Loxpox, May 25.\u2014The Inman steamer « City ot Chicago \u201d was successtully lsanched Wednesday moruing, at White Inch, on the Clyde.GREAT FIRE RAGING.Losvox, May 25,\u2014A fearful fire is raging in Dowley's (hl Mills, Battersea.The flames threaten to destroy Ransown's great engineering works, near the ills.A PRESENT FORTHE CZAR.BERLIN, May 25.\u2014The officers of the Russian « Emperor Alexander\u201d grenadier guards will offer the Czar & handsome congratulatory present upon bis Coronation day.THE POPE BATISFIED.LoNpox, May 25.\u2014A correspondent at Rome says the Pope is satisfied with the result of the circular to the Irish bishops, and expected more opposition than has been shown.ARRESTED FOR INTIMIDATION.DveLiN, May 25.\u2014John Behan, correspondent of the Irish World, of New York, for West Clare, has been arrested on a charge of intimidating the driver of a mail waggon, whom he called a spy and informer.ANTI-JEWISH OUTBREAK.Loxpox, May 25-\u2014An anti-Jewish ontbreak bas occarred in the town of Rostafl, on the Don.Terrible scones are taking place.The inhabitants are furious against the Jews.The trouble was caused by a Jewish publican killing a Russian.The Halilax branch the Dominion Tempe rancs Alliance condewns tho New Liceuse Act.À secret society with 300 members har been found out at Neres and 38 ineubers arrented.Three Americans have been awarded medals ap the Paris Salon, Pearce, Whistler and Dunnot.The United States stenmer \u2018\u2019Quimebaugh\u201d passed Sierra Lioune, May 3rd, on her way to.Riberia, on special service.There iy much excitement over the niRged discovery of gold and silver in the city limits ot Duluth, Minn.« A young Quebec lawyer named Livernois.who Tecentiy attempted to correct tirand Viear Hamel, Reotor of Laval University, forhis alleged partiality to Freemasons, bus tuken au ction of damages for 85.000 against the Journal de Quebr- for defamation of character contained iu « letter from Dr.Hamel, and published in that paper.Special nessions.At the Court of epecial sessions thix morning Theotime Archambault, charged with highway robbery, withdrew his ples of not guiltvand pleaded guilty.The trial was fixed for faesday.John Kehoe was tried for larceny of clothes and found guilty.Sentence Tuesday.Joseph Deschenc pleaded guilty to a charge of maliciously damaging property.Sentenee Tues- ay.Waterlogged.The steamer \u2018\u2018Quebec\u201d on her way up from the Ancient Capital last evening Passed a wrecked battean waterlogged on Lake St Peter and with her mast spread lying overboard in the water.The Aessel probably esme to\u2018griet in the storm of Wed- nesddy.Tugs have been sent to tow her out of the channel as she is dangerous to navigation.CITY ITEMS., ,Ç Ç , I ; _ exerciser were conducted by Rev.T, Mcamiond, A TERRIBLE PUNISHMENT.\u2014The window of Mr.Phelps, fish dealer, 20 This bas been x rather hiekward Spring but ] | ARD, BUT AMUSING AND RIRTOKY OF THE CAE The Bishop was in the chair, The debate on the Lo M The English ex sedition Radegonde street, was broken Sato last night und the rain on Monday and Incanv has started fe | SURO LIVE In 1880 Mr.\u201ceneeal was appointed General Testimonial io Prineipnl Dawson.report of embarrassed churches was resamed with Sion Loo 26.\u2014 °b Par d 5 pedi i about $10 worth of eggs and oranges stolen.Brass #0 that the Gelds look green Îhe leures | \u20ac aan tately calledon n isoctville firm ts sobieit their Superintendent of the Q.M.& 0.Railway, during A wovewmeat ie on foot amongst some of our most closed doors, from 8ien Leone has beon burnt, and totally de-* _The baths of the Montreal Swimming Club are but just putting in an appearanee.Scarcer | ur or a sate CW Lave gust onde ced tron voidie gyn time he reperted te the Government that wfluentia) citizens to mark in some appreciative stroyed the tows of Whymaho, Hahoon and were opencd yesterday and were patronized by a any potatoes have becu pian ed jet.[104 tcndosh, but du you know jf that make has ever ne | be way Dr Dawson's leave of abreu siter 28 THE OAKS Zaneboh, and bas killed over one hundred fol- large numberof swimmers.ay ÿ n° Fe .hed re Sw Ton ha a pe vbdy 3 the road was io wang of ballast and that ne proper years most zealous service st Motiill.À circular, \u2018 ' lowers of the Chief Spowe, es à punisbment for The lacrosse match between the Montreal first © - A .but we IA) KDOW © maa i Ax bee y TT, A Mooers, NY.(he beets of our AN ar hat py CA père balimet was procurable.He al tue same time signed by Messrs.Thos Workman, Hugh McLennan, Wen by \u201cBonny Jean\u201d*\u2014A Clone Race.rebellion, and in retaliation for pillage, of which they were guilty, in the Boom and Ketbam eoun- dies.twelve and the Caughnawnaga Indians will be played to-morrow afternvon ou the Montreal roses Grounds.\u2014The earnings of the St.Paul, Minn%apolis and Manitoba Railway for the third week of May were $147.000 showing u decrease of #48,600 on the corresponding period of last year.\u2014At the Police Court this morning Napoleon M.H.tault and Andrew Robertson bas been issued asking for subscriptions towards this end.{he circular «tates: \u201cThe extent and value of his services to the Co lege are declared on all hands, his devotion and liberality to it have called forth general admiration, the position which he occupies in the world of science iy something of which the city.as well as the University, is justly proud, and he bas laid the community generally under advised that he sbould be authorized 10 get what quantity ho required from the sand pits at Si.Elizabeth near Joliette.A branch line was consequently built by Mr.Roucrge who purchased the pits including some 420 acres.Subse quently the Joliette road was purchased {rom Mr.Irving of the Gi.T.R by Mr.Fenecal w pose make was that, your firm's tre \u201cste dont 19 (hat corner t Gol 1H & MeCULLANU HS.14 Agent, ol SU Jaunes st.any \u2018You can see Stleh 14 s Comm lexioners bave autlcrizeû the name 2vd gdorees of >I hanas hou, bo, 224, Jtrand, Loadon te impressed upon the Govermunent stamp afiixed to cack box of the genuine medicine.801d by #is Chemists and Druggists throughout Canada.edx WHOLFSALE BY LYMAN.SONS © Cv.Wawt-a SO Tooth Wash and Dentifrice Powders \u201c0 Las, or A 2.DOCTEUR PIERRE 0?the Faculty of Modocine, Paris.8 Opera Place, PARIS, and by all respectable Perfumers and Hairdressers.-\u2014 ss BEEF, IRON arp QUININE The most nourishing preparation combined with excelient tonic AROUD\u2019S IRON WINES With QUININE and SOLUBLE BEEF, 8 ; FR Of all Iron preparations, it is the most succersful against chlororis, weakmess er pou = because it ins all the el ts for the r ion of blood, bone upd test, beet, Eu J.FerrE, Druggist, General Agent, 102 Richelieu Street, Paris.POR BALE BY ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS OF FRANCE AXD FORMISE LANDS.EXACT Sei AROUD, vragen.EB These PILLS are used D against is À BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS 210 | 5 x il Scrofuleous Aflections, NE zm i | Poermens of Blood, Debility : 28 CJ i h of Constitution, Ee.= i Amemia, otic.ete.fiche | Ur sn s N.B.\u2014 Nons are genuine 2262 wiki | without our Signature at foot ; ag 3» ; of à green label.| Be Ee 222 on Er CEES ERAT ; This Purifying and Renovating Syrup, of agreeable taste and of exclusively vegetable tion.yn in 1778 by Sex Yio al \u2018Society of Medicine, and a decree of the yeat XIIT.Ft Cures all Diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood, Serefala, Eczema, Paeriasis, Lichen, Impetigo, Gout, Rheumatism.On account of its aperitive, digestiv diuretic and sudorific properties, it develops the functions of nutrition, it fortifies the system an facilitates the expulsion of morbid elements.WITH I0DIDE OF POTASSIUM.This is the specific for the cure of all long standing or rebellious syphilitic accidents Uleers, Tamors, Gumma, Exostosts, as well as Lymphatism.Scrofulouis Tuber- enlesis.BY ALL DRUGGISTS.| Paris, J.FERRE, Druggist, 102 Rue Richelleu, Bucceæar to BOYVEAU LAFFECTEUR.Tobxcc.aN NN a Medicines.A SUIN ef BEAUTY tna JOT FOREVER .DE.T.FELIXGO URAUD\u2019S .Oriental Cream, or Magical Beautifier, Es THE SKIN.PURIFIES as well as BEAU Tan Ptraples, Fre Pops, 2.a NAA CAUTION EACH PLUG OF THE MIRTLE NAVY | IS MARKED I.& B im Bronze Letters.None Other Genuine : Mcdietne.SSNS LT C5 sare the preparation is properly made.Accept no connterfeis of similar name.The distinguished br.LL A Sayre sald to a 7 A i ~ lady of the Aout ton (8 ulicnt :)\u2014\" 44 pit (udres will wsethem, 1 recom- mrad * Gouraud\u2019s Cream\u2019 as the least karsaîud of all the Shin parations.\u201d Onc bottle will last eix months, using Jt every day.Also Poudre Bubtile removes superfluous hstr without Injury to the skin Mxx M B.T.GOURAUD.Sole Prop., 48 Bond St, N.Y, For sale hr all druggists and Pancy Goods Dealers e U.8., Canada sn: Furons.of baad Imiiations.83600 Rowand x for a7mest PEP se.oe.of aw î 2500 of 2701917 , Te ne te ?PTE ES - va COLLAS TEE BRST ORZASE DISSOLYANT For the Cleansing of Stuffs, Ribbons § and Kid Glôves.Patent Invention NERDALS A WARDED AT THE UNIVERSAL EXTIRITIONS To Guard against Imitations .EXACT THE GRREN STRIPE as our Trade .and address of the Pharmacy of C.COLLAS, 8 Dauphtue St., PARIS For sale by ali Driggests, Perfumers, Grocers, and Tradesmen.TO MEN ONLY YOUNO GR OLD, O aro ruftering from NERVOUS DEMLITY.LOST VITALITY, LACK OF XEnRvR Forcr axn Vrson, WasTixe WRAKNESS and all those diseases PERINNAL NATURE rvaulting from Afitraxs and Those who know Dw, ot % OTTFER CAUSES Snoedy relief and complets rest» DEMAUPS PURGA- ras ot M7.0 pre MANTIOOR GN A4 \\ iin dope 4 % Seth PARA me! 1 Raat Miuggrjphl hod A \" hifeknbrsick feelin nor VOLTAIS BEL VOB, ALL, MICH, tt ay Le) © other jurgatives.These Cte Tam i Zlectric Appliances aro sent on 30 Lmys® Trial.> pills only act well when .-.RTIAC taken with good fund ana | fe ; ai { pad sara LACHINE CANAL A wine, coffecor toa.Cheoee the hour ami 1:eals best suitéd to your convenience.As NOTICE TO CONTRACTORNS.Yo lassitude arires from the effecs of these pills, yon wil.fepdily decide 10 use thew again whenever required.\\ Price in France, 5 frs.and 2 frs.500.| II Respectable Drugeis For Sale by A espec 018 uges; TEALED TEXD*HS, sddresacd to tie nndersianed - wg = .apd onderse! © Teeder fur he ar catian ar Bans ede XL Gabriel Locks,\u201d wifl 1e re opis at th lune unti! the asrivaiof the Rast ro vtt Weniern nn is on WEDNESUAY, THE oth DAY OF JUNE tien.\u2018a.vie formation of TWO LI} Yor BARING on the north side uf the Lachine Canul, ut Montiel.A plan and specification of the war tn té dons can se seen at this ome ad at the [3 hine Cgnal Olive, Yon: treal, on end after TUR DY, the ind day of M-f ext! ar nichior of which pisces priniod 1orms of tender can be obtained.+ \u201contrac orvare requested th bear in mmir 0 that frrulers WT not bé coremdert uniess made stricily iu sccor ance With the printed forms.Au acwpled \u201cani cheque for the sum of 270 0%, must acroampauy «ach rndnr, wrirh snm aha | -¢ ore, ted, © the pariy icndering deciines -n'ernnz into contract for the worse au the rites aml Gin thee tera state] fn the offer spbhmitien.J he cheque thas se a8 tn the respective parties vos NERVOUS DÉBILITY.A Cure Guaranteed.ME.West's Nerve aml u¥Rin resident, » yo8- raniosd « for sAystefia, Uissimous, cou vuisions nl, A us Neuralyis, nadsse, NuIYOLS &rovire- Uon caused Fab usd ol mcusut UF Vobneu0, Wiiuetul- most, Menu om, ae Bram eesuitiug Ub aDGasiity Nalin W intecry, decay Aus Von a, Te atu Uk.Ace, Locs vi Power, and -périsatôresa caused by over-exsrtion of the brain.Nach AX contains vie month's Wwestment.$1 » BOX, OF six LOXes Jor zo, emt by asl] prepal 19a Feosipt uf prion.case.\" Wkh sacn nade Pog dora m7.Mot nes buxes to opte orûér reosivad byus YLis Lepartmoit Goes not.however, bag Hscif to se- BX \u2018BOTA 20006, di, we will send tha ept the eve stor any ten ep ¢ our sanra:ttéS Lo refus the money if Py order, A.P.BRADLEY, secretary.of Rail and Canal on Sie Apith 1883.} 100 7 Jaw CENTRAL VERMONT RR.Green Mountain Route.RAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 7.13 am na { Youd, -\u2014DAY EXPRESS for For Albany, New rte Pringtictd and Boston via Pitoi burg, alo to vus «Me\u2014LIMITED c EXPRESS for Boston, vi Concord, Manchester, Nachua Lowell, arriving in Bosto, White Hoye New Landon 1155 p.m., and New York vi River Junction ang springtield\u2019as 11.pm.3.20 p.m.\u2014For Waterloo and Magog.| 3.20 p.um.\u2014NXIGHT EXPRE n pe e\u2014N s \u2019 Troy arr ving :n New York ti.45 mest ora York va 80 p.m.\u2014~NIGHT BX PRE: Bowton vik Le Open Mitchburg, ; ao Groentiald, oo n tr a ~pringfie without \u20ac 0 Ni Loudes Hartford, New Haven and New Vers 10 New For Tickets and Freight Baten, Vermont Railroad Oftics, 130 ot, Jasbii LS the Central ames street.A.\u20ac.STONFGRAVE, Canadian Passenger Agent BW, CUMMINGS, .Gen.Pass.Agent, 106x NORTH SHORE RAILWAY\u2014 J.W.HOBAKT, Gant Sapt.£1.Albans, V4, Felruary, 1RR3, Commenct .lrAinS run an follosra MONDAY, Sept.Zôth, lus: i \u2014\u2014\u2014.Mixed.May Express, Leave Montroai tor! 0 3.06 p.m.10.00 p.mm, 50pm! 6308 m, TOM Les cesacusure , Arrive at Montreal.1-10 & m.10.00 p.m.læave Montreal fer St | CC bmi 30am Feux de Valois.|.Arrive at St.Kolix Presses Valots a de SE Leave 3t Felix de Valois for Montreal.|8.Arrive at Montreal.|4.50 am.aidosat Palace Cars on Da } May 4 ail Passer, I ud .py, r \u201c sisoplag Vars où Nigns Trains.sunday frei] and Quove: at 4 pom.Ail Mon- sreai Tune.sure oœunectio-: with sian allen Latway wo aad from Sta the Qi F General viices\u2014Quebec, Tieuet offices, 13 Plaeo d'Armes 204 St Jam ontreal, Upposite st.Louis Hote Quebec Cana ; Facile Baliway, Ottawa A.Lavig Misa i Saverintendent, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, KASTERN DIVISION THE 3 HE OLD XELIABLE ROUTE rom *escesnsecvee\u2019 THE CAPITAL OF * And the buundiess Lumber Due es DOMINION, Through withoat Cha, ver.To petite Three Fast txXpress iratns Dauy à rieg unrivalled., Kieyant aui Luxurious Parlor Cars attact ed New, Commencing Monday, A 18 830 am TRAINS LEAVE Yok: 0 -+ orning Fast Express with lor #18, Morning Local ail He rod age Co xpress for St Jerome and pi.Afte laterinedinte static an 0e for Ouavre, and au \u201cti.Accommodation Train for St.$ En aud al] the other suburban Points omar * ! œ Jerome, 7.00 p.eninz Ligh Bx pan or Ottawa, Brockville and all pata amor ariur Car tp Uttawa and through 8u ping Cas The rorouto, Detrule and C .oe! me {iven above, leaving treal, from New ity Terminus, Que Gate Station, \" the }or tickets, Rates, and all information regard) tenger business, apply to the Company's Ticket Oi ra BF 103 SA.JANES SIREET.Gro.w.MIzBARD, W.C.VAN HORNE| ARCHER B = Manager.Gen.supe, 5.25 À SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY MONTREA D ONTREAL: \u2018 ton, via Concord, La) AXPTees with Parlor Car, for Bogs tor ee via Wnite Moustains sod Lowell, .Pan.\u2014oea \u2018far N aterioo) a roaghsbury, and wi intermedia: tno ; Kl cunuection lor bpringileid and vu Connecticut id Line Prev tt mainte Stations.ver Abo 6.30 Da.\u2014Night Express for Bosto pe ; a aad New Engiaaa peinss, Witu lUlluau l\u2019aiaoe Sisc Ang Car at This wain wul stop only at prinsipal stati Kagxage chucked tarough, and passed by tas Custo ,; at Bonsvunture Btasion, jus sufluy ail iryaale to oa For Ticieots and ail informatio appl; indsod' Hotel, 202 st.James street, or douaveniiee à = silex Pres aoû Gen Man + * MACKINEUS, Assistant \u2018 Manager.A RAIL WAY TIME TABLKS a GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.ING WEST\u2014Express for ali pot eat 9.and 0p LEE AL Points Wee 0.30 nd Ge wa via Coteau, 4 i.4.30 p.m.ARRIVE rion at art, Express, 8.350 a.in., 9 p.m.Mixeq, uy pau.Vorm SiS adr he do Ya E50 ta and Island bond, 7 Ain Quebec ang rece R Mixea for st Hysciaue, 5.00 p.m.Hemm Lo nm fi Poe EU A ES 2.HOR Ca tN PS LE, am; noon, a CHIN x-7.00, 7.55, ; 4 5, 6.15 pas.St Launbert, SE\" done Pa Bes, 5.45, 7.00, and ¥.10 am, 12 i9, à.saturday « i From Lachine, cm, | 30, 7 git, bart, iharies and KY Hear, 6.15, oe 9.40 a.su SoU pm.Saturdays oply 2.40 pum, y ork: via JL bans ÿ 1.12 x 10 and JH Lou, New York, ais Wate vk «uncuon and spring.Y am G40 p.m, Waterlu > 400 May0y, SU D.ARRIVE\u2014From 8.2 ER EO, re Th eg , 8.ow \u2019 25 as Tou pom York, via \u2018Troy and SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY Boston, Lowell, Xashoa, &o,\u2014P, a 30 Pertiuny, via White Mountain on Prd # ine neki and all points on Cognectieut diver lune a Newport, Water! 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