Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 29 avril 1881, vendredi 29 avril 1881

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COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING- GAZETTE.Urand Trunk Railway Intercolonial Railway.OF 0-A.TT A ~n> a 1883, Winter Arrangement.1881.OX AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 20th November, the Tr.iins will run daily GOING WEST.Mixed Train leaves Point Levi at.0.45 A.M.(Sunday excepted) as follows :\u2014 Will Leave Point Levis.Under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of CANADIAN AND UNITED STATES MAILS.1881\u2014Winter Arrangements\u20141881 Quebec Time.i leaves at.7.55 P.M.Arriving at Montreal at .6.00 A.M.GOING EAST.Mixed Train leaves Montreal at 7.00 A.M.Arriving at Point Levi at.6.15 P M Express Train leaves Monfc\u2019l at 10.00 P.M.Arriving at Point Levi at.7.30 A.M.Train leaving Point Levi 55 P.M., for Montreal and Portland, runs through Montreal Sunday A.M., and remains -\u2022ver Sunday at Island Pond, eaving there at 7.00 A.M.every Monday for Portland.All the Trains run daily, except Sunday.HICKSON, General Manager.November 29 1880.\tdec2779 0.».0.& ».RAILWAY.CHANGE OF TIME COMMENCING ON rfiURSDAÏ,Dec.23rd, 1880, .Trains will ran as follows :\u2014 Mixed.Leave Hocheiaga for ; ll'.awa.I 1.30 am arrive at Ottawa.11.30 \u201c Leave Ottawa for, HocheU-ira.12.10 at Hochel Mail 8.30 am 1.10 PM Arrive at _________8.10 am [ochelaga 10.30 \u201c 12.50 pm Leave Hochelaga for for Quebec.Arrive at Quebec.Leave Quebec for Hocheiàia.Arrive at Hochelaga Leave Hochelaga for St Jerome.Arrive a» Sc Jerome Lear» St Jerome for Hochelaga .Arrive at Hochelaga Leave Hochelaga for Joliette.Arrive at Joliette.\u2019 Leave Joliette for HeshdMa.H 6.00 pm S.00 AM 3.00 pm 9.55 5.39 pm 10.10 am 8.00 am 5.00 pm 5.30 pm 7.15 \u201ci Arrive t Hochelaga 8.20 6.40 am 9.00 \u201c 5.00 pm 7.25 6.00 AM Express 5.15 pm 9.55 4.53 0.85 10.10 \u201c 6.30 AM 10.00 pm 6.30 am (Local Trains between Hall and Aylmer.) Trains leave Mile-End Station Seven Minute* JjcUgt.tW Magnificent Palace Cars on all Passenger Trains and Elegant Sleeping Cars on Night Trains Trains to and froan Ottawa connect with Trains to and from Quebec.Sunday Trains leave Montreal and Quebec at 4 p.m.AU Traini run by Montreal Time.GsraAL OmciBi.\u201413 PLACE D\u2019ARMESl TICKET OFFICES: SM\tStiSt, } MONTREAL.Opposite St.Locia Hotel, Quebec.L.A.SENEGAL, Geu\u2019t Sunt Decam oer a a88y>,\tjn21 XiSKALUl ORiNn! .JUST For sale Vjr RECEIVED.A.WATTERS.March 19, 1881.PATENTS obtained for new invention or for improve ments in old ones.Caveats, Trade-Marks and all patent business promptly attended to.nrvnmoNa that have been rejected may still, in moat cases, be patented by us.Being opposite the U.S.Patent Office, and en-»««®d in PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, we can secure patents in ess time than those who are remote rom Washington and who must depend upon the maiL n all transactions with the Patent Office.Whan Inventors send model or sketch we make search in the Patent Office and advise as to its patentability free of charge.Correspondence confidential, prices low, and NO CHA&OE UNLESS PATENT IS OBTAINED.For special references, terms, advice, Ac., Art dross C.A.SNOW & CO., OPPOa^TE^PATEMT Or ne*.Washimotom, D.C #100 KEWARD ! Horace b.Phillips manager of th' Hop Bitters Base Ball Club, having been missing since Saturday night, the 24th ult., .he having left Rochester, N.Y., at that time -with money to pay the Club, we will pay & reward of $100 for news of him or where he may fommd.He is about 24 years old, 5 feet 6 > m height, alight built, thin face, dark HOP BITTERS MFG.CO.August 7, 1880.TH! HIGH REPUTATION extensive sale of the old, time-tried and well proved COOK\u2019S FRIEND BASING POWDER lnave moved unscrupulous partir, to imitate the -packages in which it is sold, and even to appro-a part o# its n.m.as\tof foisting on yonsomerb a powner couuuning (tor cheapness) Alum ra large quantity.\u2022ARNBHVB YOUR HEALTH by purchasing tmly the Genuine COOK\u2019S FRIEND, which is * ' known to contain NO Alum nor any other ^oxioan drug.8irSee that the full name, in large letters, is prattM armss the directions for use.*#r Sale By Respectable Grocers - trerjrrrhere.^7May SI, 1880.d.McLaren, College Street, Montreal CT Outfit sent free to those who wish to 1U tJ\t\u201cT*4 pleasant and pro- Stable busine known.Everything «¦W.Capital not \u2014inired.We will furnish yon evarythi iy.j a day and upwards is easily made without staying away from home aver night.No risk whatever.Many new workers wanted at once.Many are mfiring fortunes at the business.Ladies make as can ba made in a week at any ordinary am ploymant.Thorn who engage at once will find a short road to fortune.AdcU**' H.Hal L*R 4 Co.Portland, Main « OrtofarBtfc 1M0\tHm Hailway Time.EXPRESS for Halifax and St.John.8.10 A.M.7.55 A.M.ACCOMMODATION and .MAIL.9.30 A.M.9.15 A.M.FREIGHT.G.45 P.M.G.30 P.M.Will Arrive at Point Levi*.Railway Quebec Time.Time EXPRESS from Halifax and St.John.8.05 P.M 7.50 P.M ACCOMMODATION and MAIL.3.40P.M.3.25P.M FREIGHT.5.20A.M\t5.05 A.M The Trains to Halifax and St John run through to their destination on Sunday morning, while those from Halifax and St.Johc remain in Campbellton.The Pulln an Car leaving Point Levis on Taesday, Thursday and Saturday runs through to Halifax, and that leaving on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to St.John.D.POTTTNGER, Chief Superintendent Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., I 24th November, 1880.\t/ November 27, 1880.Ontario.This company\u2019s lines are com , u.posed of the undernoted First-Class, full- I Mississippi.powered, Clyde-built Double-engined, Iron ' Steamships :\u2014 Tone.PARISIAN.5400 Capt Jos Wylie.SARDINIAN.4650 Capt J K Dutton.' POLYNESIAN.4100 Capt R Brown.SARMATIAN.3600 Capt A D Aird.CIRCASSIAN.4000 Lt Smith, R N R.MORAVIAN.3650\tCapt\tJ Graham.PERUVIAN.3400\tCapt\tBarclay.NOV A SCOTIAN.3300 Capt Richardson.HIBERNIAN.3434 Lt Archer, RN R.CASPIAN.3200\tCant\tTrock XLSTRIAN.2700\tLt It Barrett,RNR NESTORIAN.2700\tCapt\tJ G Stephen.PRUSSIAN.3000\tCapt\tJ Ritchie.SCANDINAVIAN.3000 Capt Hugh Wylie.BUENOS AYREAN.3800 Capt McLean CO RE AN.4000 - GRECIAN.3600 Capt LeGallais.Running in connection with the Grand Trank Railway of Canada, Tons .2,700 on* .3,157 .2,680 Suebee .ro Jrooklyn.3,600 Montreal.3,284 Toronto.3,284 Ottawa.3,850 Sarnia.3,850 Levis & Kennebec Railway.Trains will run until further notice :\u2014 AS FOLLOWS MAIL.Leave Levis for St.Joseph.4.00 P.M Arriving at St.Joseph.7.00 P.M.Leave St.Joseph for Loris.7.00 A M Arriving at Levis.IQ.OQ A.M The present terminus of th*' Line is only 11 miles from the celebrated Chaudière Gold Mines Stages connect on arrival of each Train.First-class return fare Two DoIats, Second-class, 81.35.ROBERT SMITH, .\tManager pro-tm, Apr 16,1881.\troy7 Delaware andHwtaCanalCo's jR^IILIRO^IDS \u2014TO\u2014 Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Boston, Jfew York, Philadelphia, AND ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH Train* leave Montreal : 6.50 a m.\u2014Day Express with Wagner's Elegant Drawing-Room Car attached, for Saratoga, Troy and Albany, arriving in New York at 10.10 p.m.same day without \"Change.3.15 p.m.\u2014Night Express\u2014Wagner\u2019s Elegant Sleeping Car runs through to New York without change.OThia Train makes close connection at Troy and Albany with Sleeping Car Train for Boston, arriving at 9.20 a.m._ New York Through Mails and Express car ried via this line.Information given and Tickets sold at all Grand Trunk Railway offices, and at the Company\u2019s office, 43 St, James Street, Montreal, JOSEPH ANGELL, CHAS.C.McFALL, Gen\u2019l Pass\u2019r Agent,\tAgent, Albany, N.Y.\tMontreal, P.Q November 18, 1679.\tmy2S-Lm SUGAR-CURED HAMS! -\\J-0W RECEIVING, And for sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Apnl 9, 1881.NOTICE ' \"S HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-X tion will be made at the session of the Provincial Legislature by the QL'EBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY for an Act to \u2022mend the Acts incorporating the said company so as to give such additional powers as nave become necessary in consequence of its having purchased the Levis & Kennebec Railway, and also to make provision for a new joint issue of STOCK and BONDS over the whrie length of the «aid united Railway, and to authorise such au extension and change in the line as may be found most suitable for making connections with the wharves at Levis, and to extend the time for the completion of said Levis & Kennebec Railway to the Maine frontier, and for other purposes.ROBT.N.HALL, Att\u2019y for Applicants.April 4, 1881\tAm $io; Outfit furnished free, with full in Istructions for conducting the most profitable business that anyone can in.The business is so easy to learn, -our instructions are so simple and plain, that anyone can make great profits from the very start.No one can fail who is willing to work.Women are as successful as men.Boys and girls can earn large sums.Many have made at the business over one hundred dollars in a single week.Nothing liki it ever known before.All who engage are surprised at the case and rapidity with which they are able to make money.Yon can engage in this business during your spare time at great profit.You do not have to invest capital in it We take all the risk.Those who need ready money, should write; o ns at once AH fur otshed free.Add«w» Tv.ns tt Co., lAntrosta1 Memo FA* IS, 1*7».JOSEPH GILLOTT\u2019S STEEL PENS.BY ALL D SAL BBS THROUGHOUT TUB WORLD.January 28, 1881, Em HELP; jYourselves by making money when a golden chance is offered, thereby always keeping poverty from your door.Those who always take advantage of the good chances for making money that are offered, generally become wealthy, when those who do not improve such chances remain in poverty.We want many men, women, boys and girls to work for us right in their own localities.The business will pay more than ten times ordinary wages.We furnish an expensive outfit and all that you need, free.No one who engages fails to make money very rapidly.You can devote your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments.Full information and all chat is needed sent free.Address Stinson k Co., Portland.Maine WANTED.WE DESIRE THE SERVICES OF IN-telligent gentlemen and ladies to solicit subscriptions for the Intxrnatxonal Revixw, Magazi.vh or American His tort, and Barnks Educational Monthly, in every city and town in Canada.Large commission paid.Samples of all three period icala sent for 46 cents, or either for 15 cents.Write for terms.A.S.BARNES k CO.HI k 113, William Street, December 14 1810.\tNew York.MANITOBAN.3130\tCapt McDougalL CANADIAN.2600\tCapt C J Menzioa PHOENICIAN.2800\tCapt J Scott., WALDENSIAN.fcliOO\tCapt Moore.2400\tC»l* MacNicoL ^UCERNE.2200\tCapt Kerr.NEWFOUNDLAND.1500\tCapt Mylius.ACADIAN.1350\tCapt F McGrath.THE STEAMERS OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL'LINE Sailing from LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, from BOSTON every THURSDAY and from HALIFAX every SATURDAY (caUing at LOCH FOYLE to receive on board and land Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland) are intended to be despatched FROM HALIFAX Parisian.Saturday, 2nd April.POLTNESIAN.\t*\t9th\t\u201c Caspiam.\u201c\t16th\t\u201c \u2022Moravian.\t\u201c\t23rd\t\u201c Circassian.\t\u201c\t30th\t\u201c via St.John\u2019s, Nfld.RATES OF PASSAGE FROM POINT LEVI: VIA HALIFAX, Cabin.887, 877 and $67 according to accommodation.Intermediate.$45.Steerage.$31.tKf Return Tickets issued at reduced rates fa The S.S.\u201cNEWFOUNDLAND\u201d is intend ed to perform a Winter Service between Halifax and St.John\u2019s, Nfld., sailing as ows, connecting with Steamships leaving Liverpool for Halifax on March 31 : FROM HALIFAX.April 12, FROM ST.JOHN\u2019S, N.F.April 18.Rates 0 Passage between\tand St.John\u2019s Cabin.$20 | Intermediate.$15 Steerage.$6.GLASGOW LINE.During the season of Winter Navigation a Steamer will be despatched each week from GLASGOW for BOSTON, (via Halifax when occasion requires,) and each week from Boston for Glasgow direct.Through Bills of Lading granted in Liverpool and Glasgow, and at all Continental Por*r to all Points in the United States and Ca-.-Ja, and from all Stations in Canada and the United States to Liverpool nd Glasgow, via Boston or Halifax.AS\" Berths not secured until paid for.An experienced Surgeon carried on each vessel.For further particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE k CO., ACADEMY OP MUSIC, (ANNUAL EXAMINATION, 1881.The annual examination for the year 1881 will take place at MONT- year REAL on TUESDAY, 28th JUNE NEXT, \u2014IN THE\u2014 mill ALBERT HALL, Beaver Hall and will open at Nine o\u2019clock A.M.PROGRAMME : ORGAN.\u2014First Class.Grand Chœur in D major.Ouilmante.Second Class.Postlude in C minor ; Book 3, No.155.Ain*.PIANO.- First Class.\u201c L* Parodie\u201d\u2014Sonata, First Movement, op.43.Cramer.Second Class.Haydn\u2019s 20th Sonata, First Movement, Allegro, and Third Presto.(Last Sonata of Second Book, Peters Ed.) VIOLIN.\u2014First Class.Bach\u2019s 1st Sonata (No.22 of I^s Maîtres Classique du Violon, Alard) Schott\u2019s Ed.Second Class.Feuilles d\u2019Album, No.1, op.40.Vicurtanpt.SINGING.- First Class.Sopraxo\u2014\u201c Jewel Song\u201d.Faust.Contralto\u2014\u201cO mio Fernando\u201d.FaeorUa.Tenor\u2014\u201c Cdtafort ye \u201d and \u201c Every valley\u201d \u2022 Messiah.Baritone\u2014Toreador\u2019s Song.Carmen.Bass\u2014\u201cWhy do the nations\u201d.Messiah.(These pieces may be sung in any language, at the choice of the competitor.) Second Class.Examination on the elementary principles of Music, and execution of some exercises of solfeggio, HARMONY.Theoretical and Practical.SPECIAL COMPETITION.A special competition will be held on Organ and Piano for those who have already obtained first-class diplomas.The successful candidates i .aw'arded the title of Laureate, under article 14 of the constitution.PIECES FOR COMPETITION : Organ\u2014Sonata No.2, in C minor.Mendelssohn.Piano\u2014-Sonata \u201c Faschingschwsnk aus Wien, (Carnival di Vienne), Schumann, op.26, No.3 Scherzino, No.Intermezzo, No.5 Finale.Another competition will take place for Composition.The piece is left to the choice of the comjiosor The title of Laureate may be granted to the successful competitor in accordance with the requirements of Article 14 of the Constitution.Every candidate or competitor will be called upon to read at first sight some easy piece of music, according to the class for which he enters, EXTRA PRIZE.Besides the prizes that may be offered for any of the above branches and subjects, a sjiecial prize is offered by the President for the best sight-reader of vocal music.Copies of Constitution, and all necessary information, may ba obtained from the under-signed.P.R.MACLAGAN, President.JOS.A, DEFOY, Teutonia.2,700 St.Louis.2,000 Dominion.3,176 Texas.2,700 Canada(BuUd\u2019g).3.85G Data of Sailing.Steamers will run as follows from POUT- I LAND for LIVERPOOL :\u2014 TORONTO.6th May.From Quebec : DOMINION.7th May.MISSISSIPPI.12th May.BROOKLYN.19th May.TEUTONIA.26th May.ONTARIO.!.2nd J une.MONTH K AL.9th J une.TORONTO.IGth June.RATER OF PASSAGE : Cabin, Quebec to Liver)»ool, 850 ; Return, $90.Prepaid Steerage Tickets issued at the Lowest Rates Through Tickets car.be had at all the prin \u2022 cipal Grand Trunk Railway Ticket Offices in Canada, and Through Bills of Lading granted to and from all parts of Canada.For Freight or Passage, apply, in London, to Bowring, Jamieson & Co., 17 East India Avenue ; in Liverjiool, to Flinn, Main k Montgomery, 24 James Street, and WM.11.MACPHERSON, Commercial Chambers, 92, St.Peter Street, Quebec.April 26, 1881.G.T.R.FERRY.On and after the 16th instant, the Ferry Steamer will QUEBEC.A.M] 7.15 Express to Halifax.8.4.5 Mixed to Richmond and Mail to River du Loup.P.M.5.00 Market Train to River du Loup.7.00 Mail to the West (LEVIS STATION.A.M.7.40 Mail from t West P.M.3.25\tMail romRive( ' du Loup.6.25\tMixed fr m Richmond.Ice and weather permitting 43T Intermediate Tripe or Freight.March 16, 1881.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, -THAT A- SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING Of the SHAREHOLDERS of the -WILL BE HELD AT THB- Merchant\u2019s Exchange, in theCity of Quebec, -ON\u2014 Saturday, tie 7th day of May oeit, At IO o\u2019clock A.M., For the purpose of taking such steps as have become necessary by reason of the sale of the Levis k Kennebec Railway and its appurten ances by the Sherirf, on the 2nd day of March last.Bv older, LAWRENCE LYNCH, .\t.\tSecretary\u2019 Quebec, Apnl 6th, 1881.April 7, 1881.\tAm notice.lane Route.» pq\u2014pp; Cunard Steamship Company Limited.\u2022nETWEEN NEWTORK and LIVER-' 1 OOL calling at CORK HARBOR, \u201c'«\u2022'n Pier 40N.lt., New York.p!'?^a.Wednesday.4th May.Yfe™.Wednesday 4th May.Wednesday, Hth May.Wednesday, 18th May.Wednesday, 18th May.-.Wednesday, 1st June.AIePP°.Wednesday, 1st June.York \"Very followinS Wednesday from New RATES OF PASSAGE, $80 and SiW according to accommodation.Tickets to I aria, 815 additional.Return tickets on favorable terms.Steerage at very low rates.Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at lowest rates.Through bills of lading given for Bo.i st (riasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports.Mht *ndA\tapply at the Com panj s Office, No.4, Bowling Green.VERNON H.BROWN k CO., April 28, ' 1881.\tAgents.NEW CROP TEAS I NOW RECEIVING, THE FOLLOWING General Assortment of New Crop Teas : Extra Choicest Moyune Hyson.Choice \u2019\tdo.do.Choicest Moyune Gunpowder.Do.Moyune Imperial.Extra Choicest Uncolored Japan.Garden Flowers do.\tdo.Finest Garden Leaf do.\tdo Choice Imperial do.\tdo.Choice Moyune Twanksy.Superfine Now Season s Lapsing Souchong Choicest New Season Momng Congon.Choicest New Season Kaisow Congou.M.G.MOUNTAIN.April 9, 1881 LOTION.\u201d\u2014An F.xterna IO Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES.Tnero is scarcely any eruption but will yield to * Sulphohne\u2019\u2019 in a few days, and commence to fade away even if it seems past cure.Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as if by magic ; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the sufferers for years, however deeply rooted they may be, \u201cSulpholine\u201d will successfully attack them.It destroys the animalculte which cause these unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and always prodnees a dear, healthy, natural condition of the fckin.\u201cSulpholine\u201d Lotion is sold by most Chemists.Bottles, 2s.9d.Made by J.Pepi>er & Co., London, England.PEPPER\u2019S QUININE and IRON TONIC rouses and developes the nervous energies, en- riches the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs.Is a specific remedy for neuralgia, 3ue, indigestion, fevers of every kind, chest cctions, and in wasting diseases, scrofulous tendencies, Ac.The whole frame is greatly invigorated by Pepper s Tonic, the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and return to robust health certain.Bottles, 32 doses, 4s.6d ; next size, Us.Sold by Chemists everywhere.The name of J.Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must bo on the label.There is no Tonic so certain in effect as Pepper\u2019s Quinine and Iron.It is strongly recommended to residents in India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready for use in every case of fever or fabrile condition Conservative Leadership Arctic Exploration.Londox, April 28\u2014The Post believes Sir S.Northcote will succeed Lord Beaconsfield as loader of the Conservatives ; the Duke of Richmond will probably lead the Conservatives in the House of Lords.Nearly every Conservative meml>er of the rb,bTn?atte,ÿ®a Ta retins at the Carlton Club to-day.The Duke of Marlborough ami sir*'!8 nTJi1 C?r8 we,'er,re8ent by invitation.Sir .S.Northcote presided.The leadership of the Conservatives in the Commons was informally discussed, the chief subject considered being the Irish Land Bill.It was arranged to give notice of amendment in the Commons to-night with a view to securiiiv: important alterations.The steamer \u201cRhine\u201d will bring to New j ork in a few days two members of an expo-ditmn en route for Behring\u2019s Sea, the brothers Dr.Arthur and Dr.Anrel Krauz, hitherto professors of Natural Sciences at a Berlin College.They have been engaged by the Geographical Society of Bremen for the mis-sion.They will go to New York and Washington and thence to San Fi-ancisco, whence they w ill start for their destination ; the details of tlie expedition are still dependent upon different circumstances, principally on the chance of finding a suitable vessel from San Francisco, then the chief object will l>c a thorough exploration of the Tchuktche Peninsula on the Siberian side of Behring\u2019s Straits where Nordenskjold in the \u201cVega\u201d passed the winter of 1878-9, and then they will make a prolonged stay on the coasts and visit the different Islands of Behring's .Sea ; they will make comprehensive Ethnological, Zoological and Botanical studies, and will prepare collections in these regions, and in Alaska.1 he travellers are thoroughly prepared and nave equipped themselves in every respect for tins journey, which is to be of al>out a year s duration.They have been furnished with instructions from the lea.ling authori-ties, and Professor Nordenskjold lias present-ed them with a complete dictionary of the TcnuKtche language ; they have also been supplied with letters from the Foreign Office, signed by Prince Bismarck, to the German Ambassadors at 'Washington and the Consuls in New \\ ork and San Francisco, and it is to be hoped that perhaps the American Government may grant them a passage on the Mary and Helen\u2019 or the \u201cCoiwin\u201d when sailing this summer for Behring's Straits.The entire cost of the expedition, 15,000 marks, will be paid by the Bremen Geographical Society.News or the City and District.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 188L SEfe» |J! ALLAN LINE DOMINION LINE CUNARD LINE- AFTtfiNOON DESPATCHES.OF STEAMSHIPS.CREAT BRITAIN.No.12,815 Union Prize Taken bv a Qcebecek.\u2014Mr.G.B.Hall, of Quebec, has receive) 1 the nrat prize of £200 at the Art Union.New Office.\u2014The Dominion Telegraph Company have opened an office at Brechin, Ontario.APPOIXtmknt\u2014Dr.Edwin Turcot has been appointed Professor of the Faculty of Medicine rhubarb instead of water.Every effort was ol Laval University.\tmade to save thi unfortunate man, bnt after /Vincil 11 » .r»» 1.1a\t« « \u2022 *Y.\u2014.T.-\t-_a»\ta\t\u2022 .\t\u2022 FRANCE.The Attack on the Kroumiers.Paris, April 28.\u2014Additional details of the storming of the Kroumier fortress on Mounts pambella and Hadebra show the Kroumier loss w as enormous.The French loss was a few killed and 26 wounded.The French artillery worked terrible havoc.^ M.De Girardin\u2019s death has l>cen a great shock to Paris.The papers all eulogize him and several appear with black borders.TIMS.FOR SALE, -AT- REDUCED RATES THE FOLLOWING STEAMBOAT EN GINES, to wit :\u2014 One, 45 in.Cylinder, 10 feet Stroke.\u2019 nr_\t*f\\ < »\ts< r« a .\t.\t* Two, 40 One, 30 One, 26 One, 26 One, 42 One, 18 Two, 22 » U8 6\t\u201c\t\u201c 8\t\u201c\t« 10\t\u201c\t\u201c 18 inches\t\u201c 22\t\u201c\t\u201c apply at the Office m.'Navigation Com For further information «.of the St- Lawrence Steam pony, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.2 a! GABOURY, March 7, 881 DIRECT TRADE -BETWEEN- Canada and the Brazils.MONTREAL AND HALIFAX, (SUMMER AND WINTER PORTS) TO PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA AND RIO JANEIRO, Calling at ST.THOMAS, West Indies.NEW STEAMSHIP SERVICE PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.Eiceptional Ailfaelaps to Traders EXPORT AND IMPORT.F.J.MACKAY, General Traffic Acknt, .\t.\tOTTAWA.March 14, 1881 PUBLIC NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-X tion will be made to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at its next session, for an Act incorporating the \"Quebec and Levis Tele phone Company.\u201d Quebec, 12th April, 1881.BELLEAU k STAFFORD.Attorneys for Applicants.April 16,1881\t4m fTTARAXA\t____________ X pared only by J.Pepper, London.This Fluid combination, extracted from medicinal roots, is now used instead of blue pill and calomel for the cure of dyspcjisia, bUliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulders, head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, disap-eeable taste in the morning, giddines\", disturbance of the stomach, and feeling of general depression.It sets the sluggish liver in motion, very slightly acts on the bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort within 24 hours.It is the safest medicine.Taraxacum and Podophyllin is a fluid made only by J.PEPPER, Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name is on every label.Bottles, 2s.9d.and 4s.6d.Sold by all Chemists.A most valuable and essential medicine for India, Australia, the Cape, and Colonies generally.Lock yer\u2019b sulphur hair restorer wUi darken grey hair, and in a few days com-pletaly bring back the natural colour.The effect is superior to that produced by an instantaneous dye, and does not injure the skin.Large bottles, Is.6d.\u2014Lockyer\u2019s is equal to the most expensive hair restorer.LOCKYER\u2019S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER is the best for restoring grey hair to its former colour.It produces a i>erfectly natural shade, and is absolutely harmless.Recommended for destroying scurf and encouraging growth of new hair LOCKYER\u2019S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER\u2014 Sulphur being highly prized for its stimulant, cleansing, healthful action on the hair glands, LOCKYER\u2019S RESTORER is strongly recommended.It is most agreeab.e in use, and never fails in its action on the colour glands, always restoring and maintaining that which has been lost.No other hair dressing is requisite.Large Bottles, Is.6d.Sold by Chemists, Hairdressers, and Perfumers in London, the Country, and throughout the world.Lockyer\u2019s is equal to any of the high-priced preparations.The French Movements.Bona, April 28.\u2014It is expected here Gen.Fongemal, after garrisoning Bega, will march upon Tunis.' TrRKElT Anxiety Regarding Tunis.Constantinoi le, April 28.\u2014There is great anxiety in official circles concerning the Tunis-question.The Porte considers Tunis as an integral part of the Ottoman Empire and the action of France an infraction of the luterna-tional law, but as it cannot afford quarrel witn one Power when it has no reasonable hope of support from the others, it refrains from decided action.ersity, Scdden Death\u2014Philomenc Gingras, residing in Rishmond street, died suddenly yesterday morning at her residence.London Ale, Lagkr Beeh, Ac., Ac.\u2014Tl.e W atsou Packing Company announce the sslu of these highly appreciated beverages ; their advertisement deserves the attention of the trade.Eighth Royal Rifles.\u2014We understand the annual inspection of this Regiment will take place at the Drill Shed this evening, on which occasion we hear Lt.-Col.Alleyn will parade with his Regiment for the last time.State Dinner at Spencer Wood.\u2014A state dinner was given at Spencer Wood last night by His Honor Lieut.-Governor Ro-bitaille, to which the Ministers of the Crown ami leading clerical and other dignitaries were invited.Ubit.\u2014We regret to announce the decease, the night before last, of Mr.P.II.Henchey, of this city, nephew of the Aider-man for St.Louis \\\\ ard.Mr.Henchey was a young man of promise, and had been married, and in business on his own account for something less than a year.Court of Queen\u2019s Bench\u2014This Court met again yesterday and was presided over by Mr.Justice Cross.It was occupied all day with the trial of Sinnott accused of larceny.The prisoner was acquitted of the major charge against him, but was convicted of having received stolen property.The pri-^oner^was defended by Mr.Uhas.Langclier, Conclusion of Spring Trade Sale at Messrs.Whitehead & Turner\u2019s this Day\u2014 It being found impossible to conclude the trade sale yesterday, the staples were reserved for this afternoon, when the whole of the new crop teas, bright sugars, syrups, tobacco and other staples will be offered.Nothing but staples will lie submitted.Sale at two o\u2019clock this afternoon.Auction Sale at Mr.Baillargeon\u2019s, No.1, St.Stanislas street, when some very excellent furniture and effects will be sold without reserve, including drawing-room suite, dining, room table and sidelx>ard, chairs, bed.room suite, glass-ware, dinner sett, tea sett, carpeting, curtains, pictures, small billiard table.^ Also, a splendid piano by Haynes of New York, ami numerous other first-class furnishing goods.Sale this morning at ten o\u2019clock.Rifle Match.\u2014The annual match of No.2 Company, Eighth Royal Rifles, took place at the Beaoport Rifle Range yesterday afternoon.The following are the prize winners : Corporal McKane, gold medal and $5, 53 points ; Sergeant Phillips, silver medal and $3, 48 ; Private Mountain, $3, 47 ; Bugler Walker, $3, 44.Green prizes\u2014Private .las.Brown, S3, 40; Private Phillips, $2, 36 ; Pri- Fatal Negligence of a Che mi* U A shocking case of death by misadventure occurred at Lincoln recently.A retired innkeeper named Spyvee entered the shop of a druggist named Gadd to make a purchase, and W.iile there was taken suddenly ill.G&dd immediately mixed him some rhubaib, and a Med a quantity of what he supposed to be M\u2019ater.After drinking a portion it was discovered that Gadd hail mixed ammonia with At the Honti-censured the UNITER STATES.The Inundations- Ferry-Boat Disaster ; 50 Lives Lost-SinalM*ox.Elgin, Ill., April 28\u2014A ferry boat crossing Fox River this morning capsized.The passengers, including thirty little girls, were swept are known to have been saved and 10 are imss-of whom 4 are known to have been drowned.There is intense excitement here and hundreds are dragging th* river.Baltimork, April iW\u2014A man called at the house of tax-collector Webb last night and hastily trusting a package into the hands of his daughter left.On examination the package was found to contain 3900 marked \u201cback taxes.\u201d Louisville, Ky., April 28\u2014During a storm this afternoon, four school boys, aged from 12 to 14, playing ball, were killed by light- nm&w York, Aprir28.\u2014The s.s.\u201cAssyrian Monarch,\" whicli arrived to-day from London, had three cases of small-pox aboard, and was detained and quarantined.Helen Gardner, convicted of assaulting Ingersoll, a rubber manufacturer, by throwing red pepper in his eyes and cowhiding him for alleged assault, was sentenced to the penitentiary for one year and fined $150.St.Paul.April 28\u2014The water is still ris-tiere.Several small houses in West St.Hon.Mr.Starnes returned to Montreal j p^jï^pplêd over te-day.In some sections CAMPBELL\u2019S QUININE WINE! last night, on learning of the accidental death, yesterday, by drowning in Montreal, of one of his grandchildren.me Tonie of the Day.Effectually Cares Dyspepsia, Indigestion.Loss of Appetite, Langour, or any indisposition arising from a disordered state of the *toF»*eh.It enables the partaker to endure great fatigue.niTAUD BY KB'OIBTH CAMPBRLX & CO.ICONTBZAL- April 14,1881.UTEST FROM EUROPE.GREAT BRITAIN.of the city the situation is serious./The railway offices and tracks aie submerged and traffic is suspended.The levee is completely flooded.Barracks have been erected for the destitute people.\t.\t, Kansas City, Mo., April 28\u2014This has been a day of great excitement here.The water continues to rise.The dyke rai»®1! along the Missouri River in front of the bot-and the torrent poured The New Czar\u2019s Precautions.I\tthe'people frouTthei/homes I certain measures respecting the Administratr ~Dy- in urcat'terror.° All efforts to stay the flood of Justice, some amendments to the laws.mch26-Cm Mines Discovered in St.Petersburg Dj namite in the Palace Yard.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, APRIL 2».1881.The Tunisian Campaign-War Vessels Ordered to Tunis.in great\t, were unavailing, and within an hour a large district was inundated to a depth of 4 to 10 At roon the torrent poured over 9th The statement of the receipts from the railway built by the Province will be submitted to you.This statement is very satisfactory and will enable you to appreciate the steps to be taken by my Government for the future working of this great enterprise.The legislation of last session, respecting mines, has already produced excellent results, which can but be continued.You will notice by the report of the Commissioner of Crown Lands, that the receipts of his Department will, for the current year, greatly exceed those of past years.The sale of timber limits which has been held was the most important and profitable which has ever taken place in the Province.The various Departments have been in stalled, durinj Buildinj solemn declaration ot the permanency provincial institutions and of the importance attached by our population to the decided uiaiflkenance of our federal system.Few measures of a public nature will be submitted to you this session.The legislation of last session was considerable and is, for the moment, adequate to the needs of the public service.I am happy to be able to draw your atten tion to the simultaneous establishment of so many things, calculated to contribute to the general prosperity of our country, and it is a much more agreeable duty for me, to enumerate, as I have done, that which my Government has endeavored to accomplish for the good of all, than to propose innovations in our laws.You will, nevertheless, have to consider .'.on on FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1881.SPECIAL SALE THE MORNING CHEAP LOTS ! -OF\u2014 Lamps and Chandeliers ! -AT- e various uepartmenw nave oeeu iu-¦d, during the present year, in the new lings, whose imposing grandeur is a in declaration of the permanency of our PRATT\u2019S ASTRAL OIL DEPOT rE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL LOW A JOB LOT OF DRESS GOODS AT 19c worth 25c.A Job Lot of Dress Goods at 25c.worth 50c.\u201c\t\u201c\t\u201c Corsets\t\u201c 65c.\t\u201c $1.00 \u201c\t\u201c\t\u201c Colored Quilts at $1.00 \u201c $1.25 «t «\t«« Slightly Soiled Quilts\u2014reduced in price.\u201c\t\u201c\t** Kid Gloves at 50c., usual price 75cts.\u201c\t\u201c\t\u201c Kid Gloves at 50c., usual price $1.05.\u201c\t\u201c\t\u201c Spring Mantles and Summer Shawls\u2014half -price.w- prices, in order to make room for incom ing stock of Gil Stoves and other Summer requisites.Table and Hanging Lampe of every description, fitted with fine powerful burners, convenient to light and not easily got out of order.THE VERY BEST VALUE IN THE CITY.A call from our friends, and the public, will have our very best attention\u2014and low prices.Show-Room open from 8 A.M.to 8 P.M , at Fyfc, fright & Leitch, -CORNER- Fabrique Street & Hope Hill feet.THE SESSION AND THE RAILWAY.The House of Assembly met yesterday, and the session will be resumed this after-zioon.There is an evident desire among the members to proceed to business at once, and to have aa little delay as possible in the transaction of public affairs.Both side» appear to favor this view, and we should like to see the idea of a short Mmai\u2014 carried out.The Lieutenant-Gov-smor\u2019s speech is rather meagre as regards actual work to be done, though in a general way it touches upon a good many sub-jects, each of which, we presume, will occupy a share of attention during the sea-aon.There is one question, however, which is not referred to in the message, but which we feel will come up for discussion si no distant date.It is true His Honor tells the assembled wisdom of the Province that a statement of the receipts from the railway built by Quebec will be submitted, and that that statement is satisfactory.There is no mention made of leasing that road, though it is no ascret that up to a very recent date, such a scheme was In progress, and *W knowledge of the fact was very widespread.Mr.Chaplrau, we believe, has abandoned that idea at the very last moment He probably has good reasons for this change of opinion.Referring to this notion of leasinar the line, it rfeems to us thft* if the Government could make a satisfactory arrangement with a syndicate composed of good men,\u2014men of ample means prepared to hand over large and suitable security, it would be a step of the most judicious character.It is not wise for any Government to own and run railroads, as h*» been proved time and again.There is too much room always jobbery, and there is much in the system which savors too strongly of, corruption and dishonesty, for it to be employed with any safety or decency by a Government as a Government The Q.M.0.& O.Railway is an enterprise of ?ery great magnitude, and far too gigantic for a Province like Quebec to manage aa an instrument of business.It is our great-sst and most important asset.In it are centered the thrift and enterprise and prestige of the Province.When completed its total cost will be in the near neighborhood of $13,000,000, or $40,000 per mile.Up to the 30thof June,1880,10^ millions of dsllars were paid for the building of this concern.The annual interest at five per cent, which this Province has to pay on $13,000,000 amounts to the large sum of $650,000.W e do not yet know what the earnings of the road have been since the two divisions were amalgamated, but the last published accounts show that the nett earnings of the Western division during the first year under Government management were equal to about $700 per mile.Since then the traffic of the road has been immensely increased, and the result should be much more satisfactory.Assuming therefore for the sake of argument, that the earnings were no greater, the nett profit for the year would be, at the rate of 324\tmiles at $700 per mile, the snug figure of $226,800.\tIn leasing or \u2014tiling the road to men of capital, the Government should be mindful of these facts.Indeed, it would be policy for them to go even further.It would be their duty clearly, to be guided by the experience of other roads in Canada which do a \u2014milar business.They ought to consider also, in any bargain which they might make, the future prospects which the railway would have in the way of increased traffic when western connections are made.Until these connections are made, the Brockville and Ottawa\u2014a parallel road through the Sault district \u2014 should he a fair basis of comparison or for the same purpose, the Northern of Toronto might be employed.But after the Sault Ste.Marie road is built the Q.M.0.& O.road should do as good a business as the Grand Trunk.Indeed everything tends to produce that result.The latest returns from the lines named show these figures :\u2014 Miles Receipts Nett per M Brockville\t$\t$\t$ & Ottawa 86\t210,211\t21,085 1,060 Northern.167\t734,231\t301,050 1,800 G.Trunk.1,066 9,588,281 2,832,607 2,660 On the basis of the first mentioned road, our Provincial railway, should be capable of earning $343,000 nett per annum, which at 6 per cent would represent a value of $6,860,000 ; or on the basis of the Northern, the figures would be $583,200 per year, equal to $11,644,000.On the basis of the Grand Trunk our line should earn $861,840 per annum, equal to $17,236,000.These figures are exceedingly suggestive, \u2022n/A their importance should in no wise be overlooked or forgotten in any business engagement which the Government migh*\u2019 he disposed to embark in.From the above statements, it will be seen that offers from men of straw or shallow adventurers should not be entertained for a single moment Our representatives in Parliament and in the Government should guard with a jealous eye the interests which are centred in this road.It might be a good plan if an arrangement could be made with the same syndicate which is to build the Canada Pacific.It is composed of strong capitalists, men who are capable of carrying out to the very letter, any engagements into which they may enter.It would be a good stroke of policy if these capitalists, or others of like calibre and means could be induced to take the road off our hands.Whoever does so, however, should be compelled to deposit at least one million of dollars ss security.Good men would not object to do this, while straw men would be driven away at the bare suggestion of such a thing.We hear it said, in the streets, that a DISASTROUS FLOODS IN THE WESTERN STATES.(Per Montreal Line.) Los DOM, Apr il 28\u2014A^St.Petersburg letter aaya \" .» .\u2014Before the new Czar\u2019s court removed to the Castle of Gatschina, 30 miles from the capital, several hundred artisans of the braiinsky Regiment were sent to make the necessary alterations.At midnight they assembled in the church of Gatschina and were sworn secretly to silence, death or Siberia be-ine the penalty of an infraction of their oath.A subterranean passage was built from the Czar s room to the stables, where a numoer of horses are kept saddled and bridled day audmght ; sentinels are posted at intervals of 20 yards all around the building ; the Imperial bedroom has two windows protected at night by massive iron shutters, which can only be reached from the oouiide passage through three ante-chambers, in which are posted eighty Cossacks armed to the teeth ; they are allowed to speak and move about the two outer rooms, butin the hall adjoining the Czar\u2019s bed-room perfect silence is mam-tained all night.The General on duty for the day sits in an easy chair, the Cossacks sitting on adivan which runs around the whole room.At the General\u2019s hand is a knob of an electric aparatus which rings a bell in every guard»house within the Palace grounds.When the Emperor is about to retire, before shutting the door, he removes the outer handle so that no entrance can be effected until he himself opens the door from the inside ; he cannot endure the presence of armed soldiers in his bed-room.\t._\t,\t, The British war vessels at Malta have been ordered to Tunis to protect British subjects.Earl Beaconsfield strongly expressed the view in the House of Lords, before Ids death that Sir S.Nerthcote would be his most fitting successor.\t,\t^\t.\t.\t.Greece has decided not to reply to the last note of the powers.The powers will conclude silence gives consent.Liverpool, April 28\u2014Foot and mouth disease was discovered among cattle landed at Birkenhead by the steamer \u201cLake Manitoba,\" from Portland, Me.Stringent precautions have bean taken against its spread.street, submerging another district as large as the first and driving the terror-stricken inhabitants before it.Across the river large numbers of colored families were surprised by the flood and at least 5 drowned.The water rushed over the doomed town so rapidly that the inhabitants could only flee with their lives without removing any part of their household goods.About 7,000 people are homeless.Provincial Legislature.OPENING OF THE SESSION.THE .SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.FRANCE.Paris, April 28\u2014The Porte\u2019s telegram to for | the representatives of Turkey abroad m regard to the crossing of the Tunisian frontier by the French demands the observance of existing treaties between the powers Turkey relative to Tunis.There is authentic information that the question of British representation at the Monetary Conference is undecided.The Government intimated it would be willing to at tend and sanction the attendance of India and Canada, provided it was fully understood that such a course in no wise committed England to the recognition of bi-metallism.Government was assured in general terms that the invitation was not understood as prejudicing the position or affecting the liberty of action of any power accepting it.This, however, has not satisfied England, who hesitates to send delegates to the Conference unless the terms of invitation are modified as to her, or some more definite assurance given as to how her presence at the Conference would be understood.Such assurance or modification lias not yet been determined upon, but the question is still open.The French and American Governments may yet find a formula which will yet secure Eng-Land\u2019s attendance.It is understood the delay of the Conferenee in getting to work is due to this difficulty.A despatch received here says several mines have been discovered at St.Petersburg' A quantity of dynamite was seized just after it was introduced into the court yard of the Palace of Gatschina, concealed in a load of hay.The Czarina is seriously ilL Hessy Hermann\u2019s illness is expected to be brought to a close in a short time.It is feared this will be the signal for her execution.A correspondent at the camp of Si Selim, the Tunisian General, says the latter is a worn out veteran of 70 years.The Tunisian soldiers are wretchedly clad and badly armed.The insurrectionary movement in the Province of.Oran is fast spreading and causes much anxiety.General Coilliot replaces Ritter in command of his brigade in the Tunisian expedition.the Throne, His jy the members of TURKEY.Constantinople, April 28.\u2014The protocol drawn up by the military attachées and approved by the foreign Ambossadors makes the following definite arrangements in regard to the cession of territory to Greece.The Turkish evacuation will commence in three weeks and terminate in three months after the signature of the convention ; ordinary war material will be removed within three months, but six months will be allowed for the removal of heavy guns ; an international military commission sml have general supervision of the evacuation, which will lie spread over three periods, the first to be taken up with the sunender of part of Thes-sally, the second with the surrender of Arta and Punta, and the third with the surrender of the remaining territory, excepting ^ olo, which will be ceded after the complete removal of all war material ; the commissi»» will fix the days and hours when the Turks are to withdraw and the Greeks advance.SPAIN.Madrid, April 28.\u2014The Council of Min- isters has decided to send a man-of-war to Tunis to protect Spaniards.INDIA.Bomba' Vpril 28.\u2014The British evacuation of S ihern Afghanistan was completed yesterd;.The Fourth Session of the Fourth Parliament of the Province of Quebec was opened in this city, yesterday afternoon, with the accustomed ceremonies.Notwithstanding the cloudy appearance o the morning, the afternoon was fine and bright, and large numbers of people turned out to see the formal opening in the Legisla-tiveCouncil Chamber,or to witness the arriv al of the troops and of the Lieut-Governor at the Parliament House.A detachment of \u201cA Battery was drawn up as the guard of honor, facing the entrance of the House, under command of Col.Cotton.A strong guard of the City Police Force was also on duty around the House.His Honor, Lieutenant-Governor Robi-taille, attended by Capt.Sheppard, A.D.C., arrived at three p.m., driving from Government House in a handsome carriage and four.His Honor was received upon his arrival at the Parliament House, by the troops presenting arms, and the baud playing the National Anthem.A salute was also fired from the guns of the Citadel.As the Lieut.-Governor entered the Building, he found himself surrounded by a brilliant staff, including Lt.-Col.Duehesnay, D.A.G., LL-CoL Irwin, Dominion Inspector of Artillery, Lt.-Col.d\u2019Orsonnes, Brigade-Major, Lt.-Col.Forrest, Lt.Col.Cotton, Captain Wilson, \u201cA\" Battery.Major Slous, Lt.Piton.Ac., Ac.On taking his seat upon Honor was surrounded b the staff above mentioned, with others, and was attended by Hon.Messrs.Chapleau and Paquet on one side, and by Hon.Messrs.Lorangcr and Flynn on the other.The attendance of ladies upon the floor of the House was large, and some of the costumes were very elegant.Madame Robitaille was seated a little to the left ami in front of the Throne, having upon hot right, Mrs.Williams, wife of the Lord Bishop of Quebec, and upon her left Madame Chapleau, wife of the Premier.A little behind, but still upon the floor of the House, were Madame Loranger, Madame Paquet, Madame U.Tessier, jr., and Miss Tessier.In the places reserved for the specially invited guests were His Grace the Archbishop of Quebec, His Lbrdship the Bishop of Quebec, Bishop McIntyre, of Charlottetown ; Revd.Messrs.Hamilton, Fother-gill, Legare, V.G., Lowekamp, Walsh, Auclair, Hamel, Mcthot and Colston , the Mayor of Quebec, ex-Judge Taschereau, of the Supreme Court ; Chief Justice Meredith, Judges Henri Taschereau and Routhier, Sir Narcisse Belleau.Hon.J.N.Wasson, American Consul ; Mr.Lefaivre, Consul-General for France ; Mr.Schwartz, Norwegian Consul ; Senators Paquet and Baillargeor, Mr.Valin, M.P., etc., etc.His Honor requested that the members of the Legislative Assembtybo summoned to the Council Chamber, and the commission was executed in the accustomed maimer, and with admirable precision, by the very efficient and gentlemanly Usher of the Black Rod, S.S.Hall, Esq., to whose exertions much of the success of the opening ceremonies is due.The members of the Legislative Assembly having put in an appearance, His Honor was pleased to open the Session with the following SPEECH FROM THE THRONE .Honorable Gentlemen of the.Legislative Council ; Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly : I* am happy to see you again assembled at the seat of Government, to attend to the interests of the Province, and I have no doubt that you return here animated with that spirit of cordiality and harmony, which characterized your legislative labors during the past session.I notice, with pleasure, renewed activity in all branches of industry ; commerce is becoming more and more flourishing, our manufactories are increasing in numbers ; agriculture, owing chiefly to the generous encouragement which you have given to it, is now taking that place which it should occupy in developing the resources of the country.In the great movement which is making of this Dominion a new nation, the Province of Quebec should perform its part with firmness, courage and ability.Our progress is already very marked ; the Province has not only mamtained the position which it held before Confederation, but it has also considerably improved it.The sphere of its operations has been largely extended, and we have every reason to hope for a future as brilliant as could lie desired by the sincerest of patriots.A sentiment of generous devotion animates our population, and you have only to second their good impulse, in order to attain the end of the legitimate hopes of the country.The Credit-Foncier, to which you gave legal existence during last session, lias commenced its good work, and its influence is already felt Public Instruction and Agriculture, as well as a measure foi the better protection of workmen in the payment of their labour and wages.The important work of Consolidating the Statutes has been commenced by a Commis sion organized in accordance with the Act of last session.The power granted to this Commission of altering the language and the order of the Statutes, and of suggesting amendments, allows it to draw up the laws in a regular and methodical form and thereby to give to such Consolidation a permanent and lasting character which it would be impossible to obtain by simply revising the Statutes.It is within the attributes of this Commission to search out subjects which are within the competency of our Legislature.This study, under the circumstances, gives a more than usual importance to the work of the Commis sion.A bill will be presented to you to extend the duration of the Parliament of the Province and thus to decrease the frequency of elections and the expenditure occasioned thereby.The large number of Private Bills to be submitted to you, is » proof of business prosperity and of the spirit of enterprise which reigns in our Province.Industry, manufactures, and navigation and railway companies will, by this legislation, secure advantages which will be a source of gratification*^) all.Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly : The Public Accounts for the past fiscal year, as well as a statement of the receipts and expenditure for the current year, will be submitted to you.The Estimates for the next fiscal year will also be placed before your House for approval.These estimates have been prepared with that regard to economy which is consistent with the efficiency of the public service.The supplies necessary for the service of Her Majesty\u2019s Government will be asked of you.Honorable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council: Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly : I have no doubt that you will give to the consideration of these questions all the care which you have already displayed in the performance of your legislative duties.I pray Divine Providence to bless your efforts and that success may crown your labors.After the members of the Legislative As* sembly had withdrawn to their room,_His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor retired with his staff, and drove back to Government House with the same formalities as were observed at his arrival.The Council then adjourned.LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.After the members of the Assembly had returned to their Chamber, the Speech from the Throne was Main read by the Speaker.Hon.Mr.CHAPLEAU then rose and moved the usual formal, motions respecting privileges of the House, and the appointment of a Special Committee to strike the Standing Committees of the House.The Premier also moved that the Speech from the Throne be taken into consideration JUST RECEIVED, Sii Cases ex S.S, \"Moravian.\u201d Thistle Lacrosse Ground I FRESH GOODS) ASSOCIATION.rjTHE MEMBERS OF THE THISTLE LACROSSE CLUB, AND QUEBEC FOOT-BALL CLUB Daily Expected, per S.S.\u201cPolynesian,\" from Liverpool, and S.S.\u201cOcean King,\u201d from London : 1,000 Hf.-Chests Congou and Souchong Teas, remarkably fine values.1,200 Pkges Rice, assorted, sizes.300 Boxes Valentia and Sultana Raisins.30 Bblo.Currants.are notified that the following days have been appointed by the Association as practice days for both Clubs :\u2014 \u2014ALSO\u2014 Olive Oil, Castor Oil in tins, James\u2019 56, FABRIQUE STREET April 28,188L -TO- STEAM FITTERS \u2014 AND \u2014 TUG BOAT OWNERS.THE UNDERSIGNED ARE Retailing at Wholesale Prices Ij-A-OHOSSIC MORNINGS, 6 o\u2019clock, Tuesday and Friday ; EVENINGS, 5 o\u2019clock, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday ; FOOT-B-A-LL MORNINGS, 6o\u2019clock, Monday and Thursday; EVENINGS, 5 o\u2019clock, Tuesday and Saturday.Members of both Clubs are requested to attend as regularly as possible.R.CAMPBELL, Hon.Secy.T.L.G.A.April 29, 1881.Dome Lead, Ball Blue, Gelatine, Copperas, Alum, Saltpetre, Madras Indigo, Pepper, Whiting, Belmont Sperm Candles, &c., &c, AND IN STOKE, PORTLAND CEHENT.2,000 Hf.-Chests Japan and Green Teas, all grades.500 Catties Japans, 5\u2019s, 10\u2019s, 20\u2019s.100 Matts Coffee, Finest Old Government Java.100 Barrels Coffee, Jamaica.500 Boxes and Catties Tobacco, \u2018Prince of Wales\u201d and other reliable brands.200 Cases Florida Water.200\t\u201c Salad Oil 750 Boxes White and Blue Starch.250 Boxes and Halves Com \u201c New Millinery, New Trimmed Bonnets, New Flowers, &c., New Sunshades and Umbrellas.New Hosiery and Gloves, A large and very choice assortment, New Fancy Goods, &c., &c., &c.-ALSO- ENGINE PACKING Of every description, ncluding SHEET NOW RECEIVING : Brls.\u2018Knight, Sevan & Sturge\u2019 Fresh Portland Cement.-FOR SALE BY- JOHN ROSS &.CO.April», U8I._______J T^-IILOIRS- \u2014AND\u2014 George M.Webster & Co.w ANTED a FOREMAN FOR THE Wholesale Clothing.April 29,1881.ASBESTOS- New Linoleums and Sheepskin Rugs.Also,\u2014White Lead, Paint», O Varnishes, &c., &c.Turpentine, QUEBEC, 23rd March, 1881.TO THE! iuebec Passenger Elevator tympany, Apply to Room 20, HENCHEY\u2019S HOTEL, Thursday or Friday from 7 to 8 P.M.April 28,1881._______________BP Our Stock is now well assorted in all departments.Our customers can depend on getting the Best Goods at the most Moderate Prices.8.J.8HAW&C0 s St John Street, Upper Town, and Sous-le-Fort Street, Lower Town Pyfe, Wright & Leitch.| hats \\ \"hats \\ Ladies\u2019 and Children's Underclothing J\tbqTS HATS, -ALSO- Children\u2019s and Misses\u2019 Pinafores, IN GREAT VARIETY.-IN ALL THE- MOST FASHIONABLE SHAPES.to-morrow (Friday).\u2014Carried.ROBILLARD, M.P.P.for Berthier, Mr________ was introduced by Messrs.Chapleau and Caron and took his seat.Hon.Mr.JOLY enquired when a statement of the receipts and expenditure of the Provincial Railway would be submitted to the House, and trusted that it would be at an early date.Hon.Mr.CHAPLEAU replied that these statements, as well as those of the whole receipts and expenditure of the Province, would be brought down at as early a date as possible.The House then adjourned.Ladies' and Children's Jerseys, (BLACK and COLORED).New Styles for Young Men IjO'TOT\u2019 'ZFLIOZES.Boys\u2019 Knitted (Sailor) Suits.Ladies\u2019 Summer Skirts, In WHITE, BLACK and COLORS.G.R.RENFREW» CO 35, Buade Street.April 13.1881.1RS,\u2014We, the undersigned, at your request, have pleasure in stating that we have examined all the details connected with the Elevator, which consist of as follows :\u2014 The Engine for pumping the water to the upper tank, the Governor and main brakes, the Chisels under the Cars, the Air Buffers and the Cables.We have no hesitation in stating that all the above-named machinery is perfect of its kind, being of good make, very strong, and of admirable construction.Each strand in the Cables has had our special attention, no flaws, or defects of any kind, can be seen, and everything is in the most perfect order.Your most obedient servants, JOS.SAMSON, WM.BARBOUR, .Steamboat Inspector.\tEngineer, and Snpt.of Lights Dept.Marine A Fisheries.April 29, 1881.A JUST RECEIVED, BTT Xri-AST STTE-AJNeCJER- Fresh Supply of Cheese.3 Boxes Fromage de Brie.2\t\u201c\t44 dlsigny.3\t«\t\u201c NeufchateL WASTED MEDIATELY, The d\u2019Lngny and Neufchatel are for th» first tim» imported, and offered for sal» in this City.-AT- A.TOUSSAINTS, rpwo YOUNG MEN, HAVING SOME X experience in the Hardware Line, and must have the best of references.Apply to N.April 28,1881.LEMIEUX & NOEL, 19, St.Peter Street.tf Tonssaint Frere.Choice Fancy Ribbons.THOS.ANDREWS, No.1, ST.JOHN STREET, IMPORTER AND DEALER Lace and Silk Braid Fichus.-IN- Public Speakers, Actors and Vocalists find and state that Dr.Thomas' Eclectric Oil relieves hoarseness and irritation in till throat better than remedies specially advertised to relieve that difficulty.This Oil has a wide scope, since it cures external hurts, corns, sores, frost-bite, piles, and a variety of other unhealtny conditions.April 29.1881.\tnov24-Jm-d&w FRESH IMPORTATIONS.SPRING 1881.GLOVER, FRY & GO.TUNIS.Tcni -, April 28\u2014Five thousand Kroumiers have arrived at the Tunisian camp and offered their services to the Bey\u2019s brother.GREECE.Athens, April 28\u2014A representative of the Powers has informed the Premier that the Powers would interest themselves in behalf of the Epirates ; no guarantees are given on the subject.Greece\u2019s reply to the note of the Powers will probably l»e delayed some days.RUSSIA.St.Petbbsbukg, April 28\u2014Lt.-General Kalpakowski has been appointed Acting Governor of Turkestan in consequence of the illness of Gen.Kauffman.On Easter revolutionary proclamations from the Land and Liberty party were found enclosed in Easter eggs distributed in the streets of Moscow.The proclamation urges the peasantry to seize the lauds and refuse to pay taxes or serve in the army.Count Walujeff has resigned the Presi dency of the Committee of Ministers.The resignation is connected with the distribution of Government lands during his administration of the Ministry of the Domains.ALGERIA.Lacolle.April 28\u2014Gen.Ritter, command ing a brigade of Delbreque\u2019s column,, has been conveyed here very ill.His brigade partly retraced its steps and will to-morrow join Vincendon\u2019s and Galleard\u2019s brigades and reconnoitre the Babouchon region, where large numbers of Kroumiers are assembled.UNITED STATES.Hamilton, Ohio, April 28\u2014Job Oweçs.aged 63, a prominent manufacturer, committed suicide to-day by shooting ; cause unknown.His partner killed himself the same way a year ago.Eu»IN, Ill., April 28\u2014Second despatch\u2014 The flood recently carried away a bridge daily traversed by many school children and factory operative».Tuo Council ordered ,gu th e lowering of the rate of interest and the in the value of real proportionate increase estate.The establishment of the beet-sugar indus- foct, in at try has become an accomplished fact, least three counties.By means of this industry, so rich in itself, and susceptible of so large an increase, an important change will be effected in our system of agriculture.The question of utilizing the rich deposits of phosphates in the Ottawa Valley, which seemed to have been abandoned, was again takeu up by my Government and solved with a success which bids fair to surpass the results which were at first expected from it.The workiug of oar phosphates on a large scale, originated the idea of exporting it to foreign countries.This exportation, with that of live stock and agricultural produce, has given rise to the establishment of a line of Transatlantic steamers which you will, I hope, before long, see performing a regular service between France and Canada, thanks to the generous assistance which, at our solicitation, the Federal Government has been pleased to give to this important enterprise.More unassuming, but of no less importance in its beneficial results, the manufacture of cheese and butter has been so largely increased in our Province as to perceptibly alter the figures of our agricultural exports.The friends of agriculture will read with the greatest interest the reports to be submitted to you on this subject.Colonization has continued to prosper during the past year.It is very satisfactory to me to be able to state that the repatriation of our fellow*-countrymen and tho stream of immigration from abroad, aflord a proof that rv.ir Province is becoming more and more ad- HA VE RECENTLY OPENED SEVER AL Large Shipments, and their Stock is now complete with all the leading Novelties of the Season, selected with c»\u2014 «\u2018*»i attention.MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.\u2014 Lat e st Styles in Paris and London Millinery, with newest Trimmings, Flowers, Feathers, Or naments.Head Dresses, Capes, &c.MANTLE DEPARTMENT.\u2014A striking change will be found in the New Models and Trimmings for this Season both Mantles and Ulsters.DRESS DEPARTMENT\u2014Is exceptionally well supplied with the Newest Class of Goods, in ths most fashionable Shades, with Trimmings to match.There are some special lines, at extremely low prices, a choie» selection of Fancy Sateens with plain colors to match.FANCY DEPARTMENTS.\u2014All well assort ed in the latest novelties, Spanish and other new Laces, Lace Sets.Satin and Lace Collarets, Capes, &c.Silk, Satin and Lace Scarfs, Lisse Frillings, very choice, Fancy Ribbons, Cotton, Thread and Silk Hosiery, Jerseys, Sunshades, Umbrellas, NewShades in Alexandre and Florence Kid Gloves 2 to 6 Buttons.GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.: Newest and most fashionable Goods in Scarfs, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Studs, Cotton, Merino and Silk Hosiery and Underclothing, Gloves, Umbrellas, Carriage ifoYS\u2019 CLOTHING\u2014In Tweed, Serge and Linen Suits, from $1.25 upwards.Gents\u2019 Tweed Suits, from $8.76 upwards.Gents\u2019 Spring Overcoats, from $6.001 iand Y< New Frillings and Rufflings.House-Furnishing, Building, and Cabinet Hardware.Ladies\u2019 Linen Collars from 90c.per doz.- ALWAYS ON HAND - Fyfe, Wright & Leitch.tea and Napier Mattings, tea Mato and Rngs, Stair and Floor\u2019Oil Cloths, Grate Screens for Sommer Use, Curtain Fringes, Carpeto, Curtains, Cornices.Fyfe, fright & Leitch.Wrought Iron Steam and Gas Tubes.Malleable Iron Steam and Gas Fittings Steam Water Gauges, Globes and Check Valves.Fngine Packing of every description.Sheet Rubber, Hydrant Hose, Brass Couplings.-ALSO- Paints Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, and Nails, Spear A Jackson\u2019s File# and Edge Tools./WParties trusting their orders for Plun bing, Gas Fitting, Steam or Hot Water-Fitting, Bell Hanging, Copper and Tin Works to the undersigned will find their works thoroughly and satisfactorily executed.THOS.ANDREWS.April 25, 1881.\t M AFS\" MISSION ON KAETH.-A Popular Medical Treatise, clearly explaining the hidden causes which sap vitality and shorten the duration of life, with hints for the removal of the same, showing how overtaxed power may be fully restored and obstacles to marriage overcome.By mail, 25c.Canada currency or postage stamps.Address Secretary Museum of Anatomy, Science, and Art, 4S9, Sixth Avenue, New York City.April 28, 1881.\tCm LONG BEACH, \u2014 ON THE ATLANTIC, \u2014 SOUTH SHORE OF L0H8 ISLAHD, Fobtt-fivk Minutes From Nbw York.th-a.ion\u2019s s THE LARGEST AND FINEST SUMMER HOTEL IN THE WORLD.THE IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA PROM BERLIN\u2014 66 MUSICIANS I Twelve Hundred Bath Houses Driving ; Boating ; Sailing ; Fishing ; Bowl ing ; Lawn Tennis, Ac., Ac.Special rates to Familes, and Special R.R.rates from Montreal to Long Beach and return.[.SO UM'-UO-.PROPRIETOR.April 28,1881.Bm TAILORING CHRISTY\u2019S AND WOODROW\u2019S iFIEILiT HI-A-TS, In a Variety of Shapes, FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN Boy\u2019s Felt Hats at Low Prices I ZtSTOTICIE.QUEBEC PASSENGER ELEVATOROO\u2019Y ,N.AND AFTER THE Irt MAY NEXT, O and until further notice, tho Elevator AND (ients\u2019 Furnishings.Lincoln & Bennett SA-Txjxr I and Christy\u2019e X^TJGD.All Now Goods, and tho Latest Stylos ! JAMES C.PATERSON April 8,1881.Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Serge Coatings, Dress Suitings, Spring Overcoats.Collars and Cuffs, Scarfs and Ties, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Hosiery.Gents j ipwards.ouths\u2019 Waterproof Tweed Over- coats.Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Coatings, Ac., the finest Stock in the City to select from.Clothing Made to Order in first class Style and Workmanship, and with great despatch.GLOVER FRY & CO.April 16,1881.3ST 3K w CANADIAN TWEEDS! FOR SPRUE and SUMMER WEAR 55cts.to $1.«5 per yard.LATEST STYLES -AND- VALUE.GOOD our Province is becoming vantageously known in foreign countries.The exhibition held at Montreal was a brilliant and lasting success, and I bave great pleasure in informing you that some of the largest manufacturing establishments of the continent of Europe have expressed their intention of taking part in the next exhibition.My Government has deemed it its duty to extend them an invitation to that end.The subsidies granted by the Legislature to railway enterprises have had the effect of creating and completing a net-work of provincial roads which now gives us the most direct means of communication, not only with the various sections of our Province, but also SIMONS & FOULDS, FABRIQUE March 17, 1881.STREET.Sterling Silver Jewellery THE LATEST DESIGNS IN BRACELETS, NECKLETS, LOCKETS, AND FULL SUITS JUST RECEIVED, AT G.SEIFERT\u2019S 150 PIECES CAMDIAN TWEEDS will be open to the Public as follows :\u2014 WEEK DAYS, 6 A.M.to 9.S0 P.M.SUNDAYS, 1 P.M.to 9.S0 P.M.In consequence of the difficulty experienced in procuring copper coin for change the Com pony are compelled to make the following al teration in the rates : Single fare up with return ticket, 5 ct*.tickets for sale at 25 eta.By order, WM.ALEX.GRIFFITH, Manager.April 28, 1881.___________________0_ ALSO April 28,1881.dec4'90 The Steamship \u201cPolino\u201d -INTENDED TO SAIL- On the 29th April, WILL BE READY TO RECEIVE I CERTAIN QUAHTITY OF FREIGHT FOR St.Mu\u2019s, MomIM, & Sydney.Apply to April 28,1881.ROSS & OO.ap!2S-td NOTICE.PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF Sec.9, Gap.46, Consolidated Statutes of Canada, the 10 BOARD OF EXAMINERS The Genuine London Ale.WILL MEET AT THIS OFFICE, ON -FOR- Spring and Summer Wear, From Mots, to $1.35 per Yard.Pyfe, fright & Leitch.'\\/\\^r to our large assortment of these\" Goods, Orders from the Country will have our most careful attention.and feel confident that they are rhe Cheapest Lot of Tweeds in the City ! We are also showing a nice assortment of Five Per Cent, on Cash Purchases over One Dollar.* Observe our New Address :\u2014 ULSTER CLOTHS! From 50 Cents up.Ilavidsoiullorau 172, John Street.O-A-IRJLXIÊTGPS x#oKrx>o»j ALES, POUTER and HALF-and-HALF.THE ABOVE ARE MANUTACTUREP from the best Hops and Malt of their own malting, and equal, if not Superior in Purity and Quality to anything in th» market.Reinhardt & Sons\u2019 .G-XHFt.EUTEJU.The oldest house in canada for the manufacture of Lager Beer.You can always depend on a first-class article.3,000 ALES, PORTEE AID LAGER BEER, Monday Next, tie 2nd promo, At II o\u2019clock A.M.All applicants who have been referred for examination by the Board, are required to renew their applications, and all new applicants to be licensed as Cullers are hereby notified to attend.\t______ WM.QUINN, Supervisor of Culler*.Supervisor of Cullers\u2019 Office, 1 Quebec.28th April, 1881.I April 28, 188L\t_________________C ., .SAW MILLS -AND- TUBER LANDS FODSALE IV FYFE, WRIGHT March 16, 1881.mch25 NEW GOODS I Morgan, tailor, 34, fabrique Strrkt, has just received & LEITCH, \u2014(OIIXER OF\u2014 FaMpe Street & Hope Hill, April 23,1881.aplll* Lm KURibPEAN BAZAAR.I).14 Cases of English, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds for Lady\u2019s and Gentlemen\u2019s Wear.Parties wishing to have garments made elsewhere can purchase the Tweed by the yard at a very low figure.\u2014ALSO\u2014 4 Cases of Gentlemen\u2019s Furnishing Goods.1 Ca of Umbrellas, superior quality.1\tCase o English Mackintoshes.2\tCases Youth\u2019s Ready Made Clothing.SUITS FROM $7.50.March 30, 1881.\tfeb!2 Lm WANTED, AND HIS WIFE TO TAKE MAN__________ charge of a small Farm and Garden.Apply to\t\u201c A \u201d \u201cCHRONICLE Offiee, From the best Montreal and Upper Oanad* Breweries, made from Pure Malt and Hops.Cider, Soda, Lemonade, Nectar, St.Leon, St.Genevieve, Richelieu and other Mineral Waters.PURITY, QUALITY and CLEAH1IHES8.Bottles washed with brushes in hot, and rinsed in clear, cold, water.No goods genuine unless labelled For Sale, with Immediate Poseession, THE- Saw Mill, Dams, Booms, and Timber Lands LATELY BELONGING TO Jas.Connolly, Esq., WATSON PACKING CO.\u2019Y, Home and Export Bottlers of and Lager Beer, Ales, Porter 2 BATH & 30 ET.CHARLES STREET, G} TT IC B E O - tW Family and Shipping Orders a Specialty.P.O.Address, BOX 976, Quebec.April 28, 1881.________________ NOTICE \"S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PIER I,____________ at mouth of Cap Rouge River, and in line with the only other Deep Water Pier there, IS SUBMERGED AT ABOUT HALF TIDE, and that the position is shown by A GREEN BUOY.OAF ROUGE PIER AND WHARF OO., -AND SITUATE ON THE- Hiver Jacpes Cartier, ABOUT IT mtt.m FROM QUEBEC.Th* Mill, Mill Dam and Booms are in good order.Th* situation and the water are exceptionally well suited for th» erection of a Pulp Mill.The Lands, which ars in free and common saccage, consist of 12,000 ACRES Anril 28.1881.J.BOWEN.J*., Managtr.wall timbered, principally Spruce and Birch.The Railway runs within 200 yaMjs of the Mill, which is also connected by Telegraph with Quebec.For further particulars apply to J.J.BEW, St.Peter Street, Qmmq.Ür\u2019 to W.A A W.COOK, Advocates, ___________ April 27, l**L THE\tCTÏTROT T IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.HOUSE OF COMMONS.I Per Montreal Line.) Lojtdoït, April 28.\u2014In the House of Commons this evening, Mr.Mannera (Conservative) gave notice of an amendment, that the House, while anxious to maintain Lister customs and other analogous customs, and to remedy and improve the defects in the Land Act of 1870, is disposed to aid such remedy in the development of the industrial reeonrcee of the country rather than by a bill which confuses without settling on a permanent basis the relations of landlord and tenant.Sir Chas.Dilke said the Government had not participated in the communications exchanged among other Governments with various results touching the right of asylum and extradition of political offenders.The Commons to-night resumed the debate on the Pill The discussion was uneventful.\t.Mr.Stewart withdrew his motion that no measure would be complete which ignored the farm labourers.IRISH TROUBLES.Recommendations of the Bishops The Land Bill\u2014More Law* lessness\u2014Arrests in Cork, &c.(Per Montreal Line.) Dublin, April 28.\u2014The Catholic Archbishop and Bishops of Ireland have sent to Mr.Gladstone resolutions conveying their views as to the amendments of the Land Bill.They recommend perpetuity of tenure to future tenants, deprecate exclusion from the benefits of the Bill of lease-holders and tenants in arrears, recommend further limitation of the landlord\u2019s power to object to intending tenant to resume possession and to raise rent, strongly condemn the immigration provisions and the omission of laborers from the benefits of the Bill, and recommend a comprehensive scheme for the purchase and reclamation of waste lands, arterial drainage and liberal advances to tenants for improvements.Lombok, April 28\u2014At a banquet last night Lord Hartington defended the policy of the Cabinet.He believed the evils of Ireland too deep seated to be removed by changes in the relations of landlords ; the evil will never be effectually removed until the number of owners of property is increased.It is therefore to the clauses in the Land Bill which point in that direction that we look for the ultimate main improvements in the condition of Ireland.Mr.Bright said the object of the Land Bill is to give as much security to the tenant as to the landlord and give him the greatest possible stimulas for his industry.The Pall Mall Gazette says :\u2014If Dillon in his speech on evictions is right, there is very little chance of the Land Bill getting through Parliament in time to prevent the* occurrence of painful and disastrous events in Ireland.It would have been better to bear for a time the evils against which coercion was intended than to provoke worse evils that now confront us and for which coercion is showing itself to be no remedy.A party of officers sent to serve writs on Lord Guillamon\u2019s estate were attacked by a mob of men and women, the sab-agent of the property and the bailiff stripped naked and the writs torn up.The police threatened to fire on thé mob, but the latter cautioned them not to do so, or the whole party would be murdered.Subsequently thirteen persons were arrested.During the investigation of their cases a troop of Hussars were stoned by the mob.The people were charged and dispersed by the troops.No new writs have Been served.John Creedon and Cornelius Creedon, brothers, and John O\u2019Sullivan, law clerk, have been arrested at Mill street, Cork, under the Coercion Act.At a meeting of Heme Rulers yesterday, a strong opinion was expressed in favor of making an energetic attempt to render the administrative clauses of tne Land Bill more specific and clear.The Whigs decided not to oppose the second reading of the Land Bill, out propose amendments in Committee.The division will be mainly to allow the Conservatives to place their opinions on record.T IO PRINTERS.\u2014MILLER & RICHARD are now selling their own Celebrated Extra Hard Metal Scotch Type, as well as American Job and Fancy Type, of any make, at latest list prices, free of Duty.HOE, COTTRELL, CAMPBELL, and other Power Presses can be purchased from them more advantageously than from the manufacturers.Special Agents for the celebrated \u201cPEERLESS\" Job Presses and Paper Cutters.Lithographers and Bookbinders\u2019 Tools and materials supplied promptly.Second-hand Job, Hand and Power Presses always in stock, and taken in exchange for new.Agents for MATHERS and SMITHS\u2019 Printing and Lithographic Inks.Send for Estimates.16, Jordan Street, Toronto, Ontario.Apri 1881 SPECIAL PROM OTTAWA, mising youth, of whom E.P.Whipple, : Daniel L.Haskell, late editor of the Trant-Ottawa, April 28\u2014Mr.Hugh McLean, cript, Elliott C.Cowdin of New York, Thos, connected with the Customs Department here R.Gould, the sculptor, and others of more for many years, was killed this afternoon at local reputation were members.In 1851 he the Hull extension of the Q., M., O.& 0.visited Europe again and became intimately Railway.In going from one freight shed to J associated with Prof.Wilson, Thomas Do another he undertook to crawl under a freight ! Quiucy and other noted literary people.He train which was about to start.The train ; also went to France and Italy, and every-moved off, both legs of the unfortunate were , where received a great deal of attention in legs crashed and death resulted in a couple of hours.It is understood that Sir John Macdonald will visit England shortly for the benefit of his health.Hon.Mr.Langevin leaves for Quebec on Saturday.Mr.Miall, Assistant Commissioner of Inland Revenue and member of the Civil Service Commission, leaves for England this evening, in consequence of a cablegram he received this morning announcing that his father is seriously ill.Owing to his absence the Civil Service Commission will be unable to take any further evidence until it is so altered as to empower the two remaining Commissioners to examine witnesses during Mr.Miall\u2019s absence.The necessary steps are now being taken to have the Commission so altered, out it is not probable that any further witnesses will be examined before next week.Messrs.D.McIntyre, G.Stephen, R.B.Angus and Donald A.Smith, of the Canada Pacific Syndicate, arrived in the city last evening.They are accompanied by Mr.Wm.Drinkwater, the Secretary ; Mr.Richard White, of the Montreal Gazette, and Mr.Peter Mitchell.It is understood that they are here on business with the Departments of Immigration and the Interior in connection with the emigrants they intend to bring out and the lands on which they are to be located.It is rumored that Sir Charles Tupper sailed for home yesterday, accompanied by Sir Alexander T.Galt, Canadian High Commissioner to England.It is also understood that the latter will accept a portfolio in the Government, and that Senator MacPherson will replace him as High Commissioner.SPECIAL fiOM ST.JOHN, N.B.St.John, N.B., April 28\u2014The society event of the season was the marriage this evening of J.Bell Camithere, of Kingston, Ont., to Miss Lillie, eldest daughter of Hon.Isaac Burpee, ex-Minister of Customs.The ceremony was performed in St.David\u2019s Presbyterian Church, Rev.Dr.Waters officiating.There were six bridesmaids.Miss Can-others, of Kingston, Miss Jessie Bnrpee, Miss Maud Carruthere, of Kingston.Miss Edith Burpee, Miss Valliere Gunn of Kingston, and Miss Annie Burpee, W.B.Street, of St.John, was groomsman.The bride and bridesmaids were elegantly {attired.After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of Mr.Burpee, which was attended by the elite of the city.The happy couple left by train for the West on their wedding tour.SPECIAL PROM TORONTO.Legislative Jottings.Tobonto, April 28.\u2014There are at present 279 prisoners in the Central Prison, being about 70 less than during the same period last year.The warden attributes this to the improved times in the United States.A company has been projected in Toronto for the purpose of making bleached and textile fabrics.The intention is to commence business with a thousand looms, which will give employment to abont 1,200 hands.The capital wül be $1,000,000, in 40,000 shares of $25 each.It is expected that part of the stock will be taken up in England by thoee furnishing the machinery.The site will probably be in the Wests End.The share-books will be opened in a day or two at the office of Mr.C.J.Campbell.The Minister of Militia will reach Toronto next week to remain a few days.It is understood that he will be entertained by the officers of the garrison.Two old men, named McKenny and Hamilton, have lived together for some time in Baird\u2019s Lane.To-night McKenny went out on an errant and on his return to the house was refused admission.He tried to get in by the window, when he was struck on the heat! with an iron bar in the hands of Hamilton and nearly killed.Hamilton has been arrested.The project to bring the exhibits ac the Melbourne World\u2019s Fair to Canada, to exhibit in Toronto in conne.don with the Industrial Association's Exb:'jition, has fallen through, Mr.Stinson, went to Australia to make arrangement *, having failed to induce the Australians to engage in the undertaking.Since the last session of the Legislature, in addition to the improvements already mentioned in these columns, in the Parliament House, the Legislative Assembly Chamber has been covered with a very handsome new carpet.Handsome oil paintings of Ex-Speakers Fortin and Beaubien have.J>een added to those already on the walls of the Chamber.In the Legislative Council Chamber we notice a fine new painting of Hon.Hy.Starnes, Ex-President of the \"Council.SPECIAL FROM MONTREAL.Montreal, April 28\u2014Mr.Araadee Ar-chambault, advocate, gave bail in the Police Court to-day, for pawning a watch which he bad borrowed.A message was received from Engineer-in-Chief Page, that the Welland Canal would be ready on May 2nd for the passage of ?easels.A son of Captain Jones, 60th Rifles, and grandson of Hon- Henry Starnes, was drowned to-day by falling Into a tank in the yard of the house where he was stopping.The Sills-Baxter case was resumed to-day and Mr.Dorion examined.Mr.Justice Torrance gave judgment to-day in favor of the Temperalities Fund of the Church of Scotland against the minister and trustees of St.Andrew\u2019s Church here, in an action which has been a long time in the courts.During a recent visit of ex-Alderman Nel son to New York, a confidence operator uu-soccsssfully attempted to victimize him under the pretence of getting him to join a lottery enterprise.\t,\t,.\t.Some party has issued cards of invitation to a erreat number of citizens for an \u2018At Home\u2019 by the wife of Mr.J.S.^ urtele, Q.C., M.P.P., without her knowledge or consent.The detectives are working to find out the author.The Laval University is about to iutraduce a bill into the Quebec Legislature to legalize the establishment of the branch in Montreal.The Court of Appeals gave judgment today iu the case of Globensky vs.Millad, setting a judgment for $41,000 granted by the Superior Court against defendant.The suit arose out of defendant acting as tutor without being legally appointed of the family of a mam named Coleman, whose daughter he married.Mrs.McNeill, the wife of a grocer on Sjt.street, died suddenly yesterday.Lt.-Ccd.Heichner has left for Quebec to recruit men for the North-West Mounted Police.The warden of the jail here, in an interview with a reporter, stated that the present building was quite inadequate for the prisoners incarcerated.The ooet of conveying prisoners to and from the Court House was $2,-000 per annum.The inmates of the prison give very little work in return for their board, and what little they do is done with reluctance, except in the case of sailors, who willingly d^ anyth r %y are^ placed at.The warden thinks- the* cat\u201d should be administered to wife-beaters and the like, as a far better deterrent than imprisonment, which has little or no terror for the criminal THE ADDRESS IN REPLY TO THE SPEECH.The Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne will be moved to-day in the Legislative Council, by Hon.Mr.Beaudry, Mayor of Montreal.In the Legislative Assembly, it yrill be moved by Mr.Gauthier, M.P.P., of Charlevoix, and seconded by Mr.A.H.Murphy, of Quebec West.THE PRESS GALLERY.The annual meeting of members of the Press Gallery for election of officers, etc., was held yesterday afternoon, after the adjournment of the House.Mr.E.J.Duggan, of the Montreal Gazette, was named President, Mr.Mercier, of the Quotidien, Secretary, and the following gentlemen members of the Committee :\u2014Messrs.Provencher, of the Minerve, E.Pacaud, L'Electeur, Remi Tremblay, the Monde, E.T.D.Chambers, Chronicle, Dr.Dionne, Courrier du Canada, L.Dion, Journal de Quebec, and Chris.Massiah, Mail.The members of the Galle: were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mr, Speaker Turcotte.Several private bills have been already printed; one of the first being that of the congregation of Trinity Church of this city, which applies for incorporation.The Hon.Thos.Ryan and the Hon, John Hamilton, Senators ; the Hon.John Joseph Caldwell Abbott, one of Her Majesty\u2019s Counsel, Edward Kirk Green and Ebenezer Hearle, merchants, all of the city and district of Montreal, apply to be incorporated as the Montreal Electric Light Company, to have full power aud authority to manufacture, furnish, produce, use and sell or lease light, heat and motive power in the city and district of Montreal, generated from electricity.a great deal literary circles.Among conspicnous publications with which Mr.Fields was connected may be mentioned the North American Review ; the Atlantic Monthly, which was purchased by Ticknor A Fields in 1859, when Mr.Fields became its editor, assisted at first by Mr.H.M.Ticknor, and subsequently br Mr.W.D.Howells.In 1865 Ouv Young Folk* was established by Ticknor 4 Fields, and was very successful.Every Saturday was another high class literary venture.The connection of the firm and of Mr.Fields personally with foreign authors was notable.Mr.Fields\u2019 first visit to Europe, in 1847, resulted in the publication of De Quincey\u2019s works, of which no collection had been made in England.De Quincey gave the firm exclusive rights in America, and the American edition, with a few changes, became the standard in England.Thackeray and Dickens also made the firm their publishers in ths country.Among the names of foreign authors whose works have been published by the firm are Tennyson, Barry Cornwall, Charles Rcade, William Howitt, Lord Houghton, Charles Kingsley, Mayne Reid, the Brownings, and later came the names of Mrs.Jameson, Henry Kingsley, Phillip Janies Bailey, Thomas Hughes, Owen Meredith, Matthew Arnold, Miss Mulock, Leigh Hunt, and others.Since the retirement of Mr.Fields from active business he has passed his time in literary pursuits.In 1858 he received the honorary degree of A.M.from Harvard University and in 1874 received that of L.L.D.from Dartmouth College.He was editor of the Atlantic Monthly from 1862 till July 1870 ; he has written poems that have become classic.But these, having largely been printed annonymously, and at irregular intervals, have been little associated with his name by most of their readers.He shone particularly a humorist, his \u201cOwl Critic\u201d naving been published abroad in French and German, and among his other humorous verses are his \u201cAlarmed Skipper,\u201d \u201cThe Search,\u201d \u201cJupiter and Ten\u201d and \u2018 The Turtle and Flamingo.\u201d Some of his poems have been set to music in Europe by Sir Henry Bishop, J.P.Knight and Frank Boott., Mr.Fields\u2019 prose works have won him great popularity.\u201cYesterdays with Anthers,\u2019\u2019 with sketches and personal reminiscences of Thackeray, Hawthorne, Dickens,Miss Mitford and Barry Cornwall and his friends, was published in 1873, and has passed through twenty editions.In 1877 he published a small volume of miscellaneous papers entitled \u201cUnderbrush.\u201d Conjointly with his old-time friend, Mr.E.P.Whipple, Mr.Fields edited \u201cA Family Library of English Poetry, from Chaucer to the Present Time.\u201d Mr.fields was an enthusiastic friend of English literature and has done a great work in promoting its study in this country, having given the greater part of the time to lecturing on the subject since his retirement from business in 1870.He has refused three calls to fill college professorships of English literature and rhetoric, bnt nis name appears in the list of the faculty of the Boston University.Mr.Fields was a member of the Saturday Club and of the Union Club, and for many years a prominent member of the Mercantile Association.His first wife was Miss Eliza illard, daughter of Simon Willard, of Boston.In 1854 he married Miss Annie Adams, daughter of the late Dr.Z.B.Adams, of Boston.He had no children, but leaves one brother, Mr.George A.Fields.\u2014Boston Post.> pie Whene\u2019er the teeth begin to fail The beauties of the mouth decrease ; The breath\u2019s no more a spicy gale ; And all must soon in rain lie, Unless to SOZODONT we fly.April 25, 1881.\tmch28-Lm-co-dAw Dmrtioiv £alc js.BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO.CONCLUSION OF THE ANNUAL SPRING TRADE SALE OF GROCERIES.by will be offered, THIS DAY, FRIDAY, The 29th instant, \u2014AT THE\u2014 WHOLE!S-A-ILEl STORES -OF- IMIIESSIRS.Whitehead & Turner DES SŒURS STREET, An Extensive Assortment -OF- IMPORTED GROCERIES ! \u2014CONSISTING IN PART OF\u2014 Death of James T.Fields.This distinguished litterateur, died suddenly Sunday evening, April 24th, at his residence on Charles street, in this city.The cause of his death was heart disease, from which he had been for some time a sufierer.The day preceding his death he was oat, visiting the Old Corner Bookstore and other places.Sunday morning he was in his usual good spirits, and ran across Charles street to Mr.T.B.Aldrich\u2019s house, which is directly opposite.Here he spent some little time chatting pleasantly.Mr.Fields, however, since his recent illness, has felt that the end was not far off.Sunday evening he was at home, and, it is said, was somewhat disturbed bv the excitement attending the fire which was not far from his house.He had, however, apparently calmed down, and was sitting with his wife, who was reading to him and Mrs.Thaxter, Mrs, Lodge and one or two other friends.While thus engaged she noticed a change passing over her husband\u2019s face, and he cmietly passed away without a struggle.Mr.Fields was born at Portsmouth, N.H., Dec.31, 1817, and was therefore in the 64th year of his age, After an education in the public schools of his native city, he came to Boston at the age of 14 and became a clerk in the book-store of Carter 4 Hendee.At the age of 18 he delivered the anniversary poem before the Boston Mercantile Literary Association, Edward Everett being the orator of the occasion.Twelve years later he read a poem before the same society, when Daniel Webster delivered an oration.Soon after reaching his majority he became a partner in the bookselling firm of Ticknor, Reed 4 Fields, which in 1844 became Ticknor 4 Fields.This bouse rapidly took the leading position among American publishers, and its success WM largely due to the fine literary judgment and the business enterprise of Mr.Fields, who remained in the firm for nearly December FACTORY FACTS.Close confinement, careful attention to all factory work, gives the operatives pallid faces, poor appetite, languid, miserable feelings, poor blood, mactive liver, kidneys and urinary troubles, and all the physicians and medicine in the world cannot help them unless they get out doors or use Hop Bitters, made of the purest and best remedies, and especially for such cases, having abundance of health, sunshine and rosy cheeks in them.None need suffer if they will use them freely.They cost but a trifle.See another column.FRIDAY.APRIL 29, 1881.liouoM for fate or to girt.To Let, ssss ¦ III The store now occupied by The Lawlor M\u2019f\u2019g Co.as a Sowing Machine Agency, No.50, John Street.Rent very low.Immediate possession.Apply on the Premises.April 28, 1881.\tFp TO LET, That valuable property, adjoining the terminus of the Q.M.O.and O.Railway at the Palais, lately occupied by the Hon.Thos.McGreevy The proiwrty, 275 feet square, is bounded by four streets, and the Q.M.O.and O.Railway runs through it.There we on the property a Stone Building, 76 feet by 36 feet, a Brick Building, 105 feet by 37 feet, and other buildings.The whole well adapted for a Car, or Car' Wheel Factory, or other manufactory.tST Possession immediate.\u2014ALSO\u2014 On St.Paul Sthmct, Stores and Houses.Rent moderate.Apply to J B.RENAUD.April 28, 1881.\tfebl8-tmyl-p BIJOU TERRACE MAPLE AVENUE.JANINE NEW COTTAGE for Sale by a new system of monthly payments.No cash required.Purchaser pays no more than ordinary rental.Or to Let if preferred.Apply to L.F.BURROUGHS, Advocate, St.Lawrence Chambers, Peter Street, \u201e\tQuebec.April 28, 1881.\tmch30-Am Store to Let.From observation, under the micros p the Blood of patients (using Fellows\u2019 Comp nf Syrup of Hypophosphites) taken from tune to time, positive proof has been obtained of the steady removal of diseased and dead blood particles, and the substitution of vitalised discs, so nscessarv to the construction of healthy muscle.(14 w Barrels Granulated, Cut Loaf, Dry Crushed, Extra Ground and Yellow Refined Sugars, Golden and Amber Syrups.Puncheons, \"j Tierces,\tV Choice Barbadoes Molasses.Barrels, J Bags Arracan Rice.\u201c Genuine Old Government Java, Porto Rico, Maracaibo, Savanilla and Jamaica Coflees.\u201c Tarragona Almonds and Walnuts.\u201c Hemp and Canary Seed.\u201c Black and White Pepjier.Double Sifted Allspice.Day & Martin\u2019s Blacking, Lanman & Kemp\u2019s Florida Water, and Bristol\u2019s Sarsaparilla.Crosse & Blackwell\u2019s Pickles and Sauces, James\u2019 Dome Lead and Blue, Stephens & Morton's Pickles, Flett\u2019s Jar Salt, Durkee\u2019s Baking Powder Barbour\u2019s Grey and White Hemp, Edwardsburg Com Blue and White Starch, Cox Gelatine, and Pick-stone\u2019s Washing Crystal, Cases Cassia, Flake and Pearl Tapioca, Bales Zanzibar Cloves, Jamaica Ginger, Madras Indigo, Copperas, Sal Soda, Bi-Carb Soda, Cream Tartar, Fancy and Laundry Soaps, Fry\u2019s Cocoa and Chocolates.2,600 Chests, Half-Chests and Caddies Congou, Souchong, Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, Formosa, Oolong, Common, Medium, Fine and Finest Japans.1,000 Dozens Com Brooms and Dusters Boxes and Caddies Princess Louise, Prince of Wales, Dufferin, Lome, Baron, Victoria, Napoleon, Brunette, Florence, Batavia, Little Sargeant, Royal Amis, British Navy, Black Diamond,, Grape Juice, Sponge Cake, Fine Gold Bars, Pilot 4\u2019s, 6\u2019s and 6\u2019s, Cable Twist, and Rough and Ready.Hhds.and Green Cases DeKuyper\u2019s Gin, Qr.-Casks and Cases Jules Robin Brandy.Cases Charente, Muller, Chaloupin, Pinet and Quantin Brandies, in quarts, flasks and half-flasks.Qr.-Casks and Cases Bulloch, Lade and Hay\u2019s Scotch Whiskies.Cases Stewart\u2019s Scotch, and Dunville\u2019s Irish Whiskies.Qr.-Casks Offley-Cramp, Cham iso, Tarragona and Eldouro Ports.\u201c Gordon and Morgan\u2019s Sherries.\u201c Ginger Wine in Wood and Cases -AND- Castor Oil in Cases, Maccaroni and Venni-cilli, Playing Cards, Pot Barley, Split Pease, Scotch Oatmeal, Pails, Tubs, Olive Oil, Baking Powder, Cook\u2019s Own and Cook\u2019s Friend, Bath Bricks, Parafine and Belmont Sperm Candles, Coal Oil, etc., etc Sale will commence at o\u2019clock.Sharp.ON MOST MODERATE TERMS, from the first of May next, a FIRST-CLASS RESTAthtAOT, situated on ST.LOUIS STREET, fumished or unfurnished, to suit lessee, with all the accommodations necessary for doing a First-Class Business.Apply to E.G.CANNON.N.P.April 25, 1881.\tFp *ss MM THE PREMISES, No.76, ST.Joskph Stkzkt, St.Roch\u2019s, now occunied and in use by the Quebec Printing Company as a Printing Establishment, with or without the lant.Apply to WM.WALKER, *\tAssignee Estate Levy 4 Bouchard.April 25, 1881.\tF THE COVE AND WHARVES, OR PART of the same, known as Baby\u2019s Cove, ad-; oining the Palais Station of the Q.M.O.4 O.flailway.Sidings from the Q.M.O.4 O.Railway extend over both Wharves, to the River St.Charles, affording excellent facilities for receiving Deals and Lumber from the Ottawa Mills, coming by North Shore, or from the line of the oke St.John Railway.Apply to, ITHOS.FLOOD, 62, Richelieu Street.St.John Suburbs April 25,1881.\tfebl2-tmyl TWO A.J.Windsor Hotel, Montreal.\u2014This superb hotel, furnished with elevator and all the latest improvements, and carefully maintained at the highest standard of excellence, offers Eod rooms with board at $2.50 to $3.50 per y.The Windsor is but four blocks from the G.T.R.Station, and a free coach plies constantly between the hotel and the Post Office.Sample room at 183 St.James Street, res to commercial travellers.\tcm April 29,1881.MAXHAM 4 CO., A.4 B.apl25 FOR SALE.D.Sullivan, Malcolm, Ontario, writes :\u2014\u201c I have been selling Dr.Thomas' Eclsctric Oil for some years, and have no hesitation in saying that it has given better satisfaction than any other medicine I have ever sold.I consider it the only patent medicine that sures more than it is recommended to cure.\u201d April 29, 1881\tnov24-Jm-d4w Barges \"Liioy\" k \"Lightning\u2019 NOW LAYING AT PALAIS.-APPLY AT- Corner Arthur and * Streets WANTED, April 27,1881.The stock market was irregular to-day ; Banks of Montreal and Toronto declined and 5 per cent respectively; Merchants and People» advanced 1 each ; Montreal Telegraph rose 5, City Gas 1, City Passenger 1$, ana Richelieu one-half.There was a large business transacted.A NURSE, quired.BEST REFERENCES RE- April 27, 1881.MRS.LEGER, 66, St.Louis Street.C ÜROM THE FIRST OF MAY A _ next, that four-storey Fire Brick Store, situated in Des Sœurs Street, foot of Mountain Hill, ad-joiningour Hardware Warehouse,now occupied by F.T.Thoma*.Apply to April 26, 1881.BEAUDET 4 CHINIC.F A RARE CHANCE.To Let, To Let, To Let, To Let, BAGATELLE VILLA, Spencer Wood\u20141 mile from city limits\u2014comprising 11 rooms, fresh papered and ainted, with flower and vegetable garden.Hough\u2019s ]>at Rent £45.No taxes nor water rates.Omnibus morning and at 4.30 P.M.) Apply to proprietor, J.M.LeMoine, Custom House, Quebec, or ED.G.CANNON, N.P.April 16,1881.\tp House to Let.Ml! THE LARGE FIRST CLASS Dwelling-House, No.103, Prince Edward Street, St.Roch\u2019s, near to Dorchester Bridge, with Yard, Stable, large Garden, 4c., now occupied by H.A.\u2019I urcotte, Esq.Possession 1st May next.\t, Apply to ___ __________ WESTON HUNT, No.69, Dalhousio Street, Lower Town.April 14,1881.WELL-KNOWN Business Stand to Let.INTHEMOSTCENTRALPART -OF THE- xm-\tTOVKTTJ\u2019, THE Store No.f53, Fahripe Street, at present, and for the past occupied by W.MoWILLlA fectioner.fourteen years, IAM, Ksqr., ConJ KENT MODERATE.Apply toj Or, to JOHN\u2019E.BURKE.2, Fabrique Street.April 18,31881.E.G.CANNON, N.P.For Sale or to Let, Ruction fairs.BY CASEY _____________ Household Furniture and Effects.FRIDAY, 29th\u2014Sale at Coffee House, Mont calm Market Place, at Two o\u2019clock.SATURDAY, 30th\u2014Sale at Renaud\u2019e Build-iAgs, St.Paul Street, at Two o\u2019clock, zy Particulars, see Auction Circulars.CASEY 4 CO., Auctioneers.April 27, 1881.\tap!23 SMtrtion fairs.BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO.Fortheoming Sales by A.J.Maxham&Co This Day, Friday, A CHEAP SALE OF GOOD FURNI-ture, Carpets, English Oil Cloth, Two English Bagatelle Table», Ivory Balls and Cues, Lamps, Chairs, Tables, good Cooking Stove and Kitchen Ware, Glass and Earthenware, Self-Feeding Stove, Refrigerator, Table Cutlery, Bed-Room Furnishing Effects, Double Stove and Pipes, Large Lamp, Sign Boards, and other Effects, will be sold off AT \u2018COFFEE HOUSE,\u2019 FACING MONTCALM MARKET.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.CASEY 4 CO., April 29, 1881.Auctioneers.A QUEBEC BAM.Notice ls hereby given, that a Dividend of THREE Per Cent, upon the paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution has been declared for the current half-year, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this City, on and after WEDNESDAY, the FIRST of JUNE NEXT.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the 31st May next, beth days inclusive.The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING f the Shareholders will be held at the Bank, on MONDAY, the SIXTH of JUNE NEXT.The Chair to be taken at THREE P.M.By erder of the Board, J.STEVENSON, Cashier.April 26, 1881.\tFAao-td TO MERCHANTS.A RESPECTABLE COMMISSION House, in Barcelona, (Spain,) will undertake the sale in Spain and Portugal, of a Canadian product, serious, lucrative, and readily disposed of.Correspondence in any language.Reply :\u2014PRESS AGENCY, 14, Rue de Chabrel, Paris, France.April 26, 1881.\tX INDIA WAREHOUSE, 216, ST.JOHN STREET.IsÆTt.W\\.IROTTIRIBZE, So well and favorably known at his present Establishment, will shortly Remove to 190, Comer of ST.JOHN and ST.EUSTACHE STREETS, at present occupied by Messrs.Leclerc 4 Letellier, his increasing trade having obliged him to occupy these larger and more commodious premises ; where hd will open A jyjESSRS.MAXHAM 4 CO.WOULD following first-class Sales entrusted to them *\u2014 t the puh; which h ave been FRIDAY, 29th\u2014At the residence of Mr.Baillargecn, No.1, St.Stanislas Street.The above sales are all first-claw, and well worthy of public attention, including splendid New Furniture, Chickerinu and other Pianos, urnitme.Paintings.Carnages, Horses, Ac.SS\u2019Particulars in future advertisement.A.J.March 31,188L MAXHAM 4 CO., A.A B.VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR.BAILLARGEON, No.1, St.Stanislas Street, (BELOW TRINITY CHURCH,) The whole of the New and Excellent Furniture and Effects, comprising complete suites of New Furniture, Sideboard, Carpeting, Wardrobe, Book-Case, Beds and Bed-Room Suites, Clock, Ornaments, very handsome Centre and Card Tables, and a complete outfit of Furnishing Goods.Sale Friday, 29th, AT No.1, St.Stanislas Street, -A.T IO O\u2019OH-OCSZ.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., i April 26.1881.A.A B.AUCTION SALE -AT THE RESIDENCE No.57, D\u2019Aiguillon Street ATESSRS.MAXHAM 4 CO.WILL 1V1 sell, at No, 67, D\u2019Aiguillon Street, St.John Suburbs, the whole of the HoMoldFnraitnr8& Effects, -CONSIMTIKO OW \u2014 Drawing, Dining.Bed-Room and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, Curtains, Sideboard, Pictures, &c.Sale on Saturday, at 10 A.H.A.J.April 26, 1881.MAXHAM A CO., A.4 B.s premises ; where ha will open A FRESH and ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GROCERIES.tST His old customers, and the public in general, are invited to inspect his stock before going elsewhere.April 27r 1881.\tF JUST RECEIVED, New Brunswick Plaster.Beet London Portland Cement.JohnlManghton&Co., That first-class brick Building, conveniently situât \u2022\ted in the Town of Levis, close to '\u2022USH the market, and within a few feet of the lower ferry, opposite Quebec, formerly occupied by the Mercnanta\u2019 Bank of Canada as a Banking-House, is almost new, substantially built, and in thorough order and repair ; contains fire-proof Vaults and a commodious residence finished with all modem improvements, and heated with steam.For particulars apply to the MERCHANTS\u2019 BANK OF CANADA St.Peter Street, -Quebec.April 11,1881.\ttf Dwelling to Let, IN FERLAND STREET, CON tains fine Rooms, now oocupied by Mr.Fitzpatrick.Rent $120.00.Apply to Or, March 15, 18811 A.WOODS] E.G.CANNON To Let, MM forty\tyears, retiring in 1870.\tDuring \u2019 Mr.\tFields\u2019\tconnec- tion with thus house, it acquired the TTUFTY (50) WAITERS REQUIRED FOR try by the high I -*- Langevin Dinner on Wednesday, 4th WANTED,\tSt, Lawrence Steam Nayigation Mr.Spurgeon s son and namesake has iusl «n married to a Mine Jacobs, late of Bal ptdtL | thus m .first reputation in the country by the high character of its publications, which embraced, among American authors, the works of Everett, Prescott, Bryant, Dana, Emerson, Hawthorne, Halleck, Whipple, Hilliard, Holmes, Longfellow, Sumner, Parsons, Sprague, Bayard Taylor, Mrs.Stowe, Lowell, Thoreau and Whittier.In 1847 he visited Europe and passed several months in England, Scotland, France and Germany.Among thoee whom he met while abroad were Tal-fourd, Dickens, Moore, Landor and Wordsworth, visiting the latter at his home.With Dickens he formed a very close friendship, and it was through his influence that the famous novelist made his second visit to this country in 1867.His close application to his duties and his rapid development of literary tastes made him the leader of a circle of pro- OOIMIF.A.Isr'X'- May.Apply, at enoe, to April 27,1881.ST.LOUIS HOTEL.Cp THE STEAMEE \"ST.LAWEENCE,1 CAPT.ALEX.BARRAS, PUBLIC NOTICE I 8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL parties found trotting over any of the Bridges (cn which notice boards have been placed) belonging to the Quebee North Shore Tmmpiks Rosd Trustees, will be preseeuted aeeordiag ts law.JOi.CANTELLON, Sssy.-Treas.April 26, 1881,\tL Will leave the St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf on TUESDAY, the 3rd May next, at EIGHT A.M., for Chicoutimi and Ha ! Ha ! Bay, and will stop al Baie St.Paul, Les Eboulements, Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup, Tadcusac and L\u2019Anu St.Jean, both goiug and returning.For farther information apply at the Com paay\u2019s Offiee, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.A.GABOURY, Secretary.April 26, 18111 of Quebee, Bank.That first-class .three Storey Stone House, situate*' corner of Sr.Peter and St.An toine Streets, in the Lower Town now occupied by the Stadacona Apply to February 5,1881 PHILIPPE HUOT, N.i»., 7, St.Louie Street, tf Office to Let.A FRESH SUPPLY OF \u2014 AUSO\u2014 For Esquimaux Point and Way Places along the North Shore.THE S.S.\u201cOTTER,\u201d CAPTAIN MAY, to sail first week in May, and weekly.A.FRASER 4 CO.April 23,1881.194, ST.PAUL STREET.April 25, 1881.SCOTCH ANC WELSH STEM MM The lessees of prince\u2019s pier have on hand and offer for sale : Best Wishaw Steam Goals, Cory\u2019s Merthyr Smokeless Welsh Step Goals, Either by the Cargo or delivered to Steamships and Craft in lots to suit purchasers.The largest Steamships can safely coal at PRINCE\u2019S PIER.Apply to WM.LAIRD, MANAGER, GIBB'S WHARF, At GIBB, LAIRD 150 shares at 124 ; 330 shares at 1244 î 150 shares at 1234 ; 15 shares at 123 ; 125 shares at 123$ ; 275 shares at 123;{ ; 125 shares at 1234 » 100 shares at 125 ; .0 shares at 12.>4.Montreal Gas Company, 139 to 1384 ; sales, 156 shares at 1384 : 325 shares at 139.City Passenger Railway, 1234 to 121.Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, 63 to 62jj ; sales, 50 shares at 62.Canada Cotton Company, 121 to 115.Consolidated Bank, 194 4° 134- Ontario Investment Company, 13Ô to 127.Second Board\u2014Bank of Montreal, 1962 to 1964 ; sales, 53 shares at 1% ; 60 shares at 196j ; ex-div., 191$ to 191$ : 25 shares at 191$ ; 10 shares at 191$.Merchants\u2019 Bank, 1234 4° 133 ; sales, 25 shares at 123 ; 14 shares at 1222- Bank ot Commerce, 145 to 144.Ontario Bank, 102 to 101 ; sales, 30 shares at 102 ; 20 shares at 101$.L&nk of Toronto, 152 to 145 ; sales, 37 shares at 1504.Molson\u2019s Bank, HO4 to 109$ ; sales, 200 shares at 110.Banque dù Peuple, 93 to 914.Banque Jacques-Cartier, 105 to 100.Exchange Bank, 1384 4o 136.Montreal Telegraph Company, 124$ to 124 ; sales, 100 shares at 125 ; 850 shares at 1x5$ ; 125 shares at 125 ; 100 shares at 1244 ; 70 shares at 124 ; 140 shares at 124$.Dominion Telegraph Company, 92 to 90.Montreal Gas Company, 138 to 137 ; sales, 265 shares at 138.City Passenger Railway Company, 1222 4° 122 ; sales, 80 shares at 1224.Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, 634 to 63$ ; sales, 50 shares at 63.Royal Canadian Insurance Company, 60 to 56.Canada Cotton Company, 122 to 115.Consolidated Bank, 19.V to I84.Ontario Investment Company, 130 to 127.Notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths, 60 cents.No exception will be made to this rule.DEATH.On the 28th instant, at the age of 72 years, Judith ItAurencelle, wife of Louis My rand, Inspector of Timber.The funeral will leave her late residence.No.69 St.Joachim street, Montcalm Ward, at 82 o\u2019clock am., on Saturday, the 30th instant.Relations and friends are respectfully invited to attend.from London.London, April 28\u2014Arrived out\u2014Steamship Zealand, from New York.April 28\u2014Cape Rosier Light-house Signal Station\u2014345 marine miles to Quebec\u2014Weather cloudy and mild; therm.37 ; stiff south breeze ; no shipping.Cape Magdalen Light-houserSignal Station-290 marine miles to Quebec\u2014Weather c'oudy ; breeze N W wind ; one bark inward this p m\u2014 out ai signal distance.Cape Chat Light-house Signal Station\u2014230 marine unies to Quebec\u2014Weather raining; light NW wind ; ss Beaver outward at 2.15 p.in.Little Metis Light-house Signal Station\u2014175 marine nines to Quebec\u2014Weather cloudy ; good breeze S\\V wind ; one two-masted steamer outward at 5.30 a.m.Father Point Light-house Signal Station\u2014155 marine miles to Quebec\u2014Weather threatening and mild ; fresh N W wind ; Pilot schooner No.4 left Bic station at 2.45 p.m.; no ice.L\u2019Islet Light-house Signal Station\u2014(0 marine miles to Quebec\u2014\\\\ eather cloudy with areas of wind; two three-masted barks outward at 7.40 a.m.; bark Leuuie outward at 7.40 a.m.Fox River\u2014330 marine miles to Quebec\u2014 Weather tine and w nn ; light SW breeze ; one schooner outward this a.m.River du Loup\u2014Weather clear ; light wind.SW COMMERCIAL.New f irms.&c.New Firms.\u2014Noel & Blouin, hardware, Quebec ; Joseph Noel and Frs.Blouin, partners.Wm.H.craw tord & Co., coal and commission merchants, Quebec; W'm.H.Crawford and F.Osmond Caiey, partners.A.Piamouuon & Frere, general store, Ot.Raymond, Co.Port-neui ; A., riauiuiiuon and Zotique Plamondou, partners.Martineau X Gau vm, books, &c ; des.N.Martineau and Jos.O.Gauvin, partners.Jesse Joseph, jr., commission merenant ami agent, t^ueoec.Simon Fraser, ship-chandlery, Quebec.Dissolutions.\u2014Wm.Crawford & Sons, coal merenauts, Quebec.R.Matte Jc Co., grocers, Queoec.L'ion « (jo., hotel-keepers, Uuebec.Bertram* ming,\u2019isn\u2019t it, Rosebery?\u201d \u201cIt used to be, returned the noble Earl; \u201cbut after tms morning\u2019s news a better name for it jjouhl^ ^fi* Campbell\u2019s are Going !' I\u2019m Meisaonier is engaged on a portrait of Gam» bet,ta, to be shown at the Salon of 1882.The present proprietor of the gaming establishment at Monte Carlo holds a lease which will not expire till 1916.The Prince receives 50,000 francs per annum and a tenth of the profits of the tables, besides which his army of forty soldiers in light blue uniform and his twenty gendarmes in cocked hats are clothed and maintained from th« same source.The number of suicides last year traceable to losses at the tables is officially reported as fourteen only and the number of delinquencies attributable to the same cause as forty-seven.A gentleman of high official position at Nice estimates the real number of suicides at an average of about three a week.The local journals for obvious reasons do not encourage the publication of these details, and it is not unusual to regard a suicide by means of a revolver as a lamentable example of the incautious use of firearms.The donkeys of Suez, as described by Captain Jones-Parry in his \u201cJourney Round the World\u201d: \u201cThe inevitable donkeys were meekly standing awaiting us, reckoning, poor beasts, doubtless on their harvest of blows, as their owners reckoned on their harvest of piasters.They (the owners, of course) have a quaint habit here of calling their doukeys after European celebrities, and it is wonderful how these Arabs pick up their information.One rascal, who called himself \u2018the sheik of the donkeys, \u2019 was extremely well up in his lesson.\u2018Sar, sar,\u2019 he cried, \u2018too muchy fine donkey, this Mrs.Besant\u2019s fruits of ftelo-sophe /\u2019 Or again, \u2018You ride, sar, good donkey, Mandee Branscombe !\u2019 My rascal informed me that I was riding \u2018too much A1 donkey, Pope of Rome.\u2019 I looked at him in surprise, and the cunning fellow, fancying I was a Roman Catholic, and was displeased at the use of that name, immediately corrected himself and said, \u2018No, no, too much Bishop of London !\u2019 \u201d A Remarkable Result.__ It makes no difference how many Phy sicians, or how much medicine you have tried, it is now an established fact that German Syrup is the only remedy which lias given complete satisfaction in severe cases of Lung Diseases.It is true there are yet thousands of persons who are predisposed to Throat and Lung Affections Consumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, «fcc., who have no personal knowledge of Boschee\u2019s German Syrup.To such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold last year without one complaint.Consumptives try just one bottle.Regular size 75 cents.Sold by all Druggists in America April 23,1881.\toct9-Lm.For Rheumatism and Neuralgic Affections.\u2014Bathe the parts affected freely with Perry Davis\u2019 Pain-Killer, well rubbed in, till the pain is relieved.\td&w ZOPE3A from Brazil.\u2014As a result of the new commercial enterprise just assuming importance with Brazil, is the introduction of Zopesa, so justly celebrated where it is known for the cure of all forms of Indigestion.The company have opened a laboratory in Toronto.Zopesa comes to us highly endorsed and recommended, its wonderful affinity to the Digestive Organs, its certainty to relieve and cure Dyspepsia and Constipation, makes this remarkable compound a necessity in Canada.The company make sample bottles at the trifling cost of 10 cents, to be had of R.McLeod.February 22, 1881.nov25-Lm-co-d&w A CARD To all who are suffering from the e'\u2014ors and indiscretions f youth, nervous weaknes early decay, loss of manhood, 4c., I will send a reel lie that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE] This great remedy was discovered by a mise sionary in South America, Send a self-address! ed envelope to the Rev.Joseph T.Inman\" Station D, New York City.April 19, 1880\tLm-co-14w EVERYBODY uses \u201cTEABERRY\u201d or the Teeth and Breath.Ask your Druggist for Sample Package, 5o.Large Bottles, 35c.Nov nu^r 25, 1880.\tLm-d4w TRUTHS.\t^ Hop Bitter axe the Forest and Best Bitters ever made.They \"are compounded from Hops, Buchu, Mandrake and Dandelion,\u2014the oldest, best, and most valuable medicines in the world and contain\u2019all the best and most curative properties of all other Bitters, being the greatest Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator, and Life and Health Restoring Agent on earth.No disease or ill health can possibly long exist where these Bitters are used, so varied and perfect are their operations.They give new ife and vigor to the aged and infirm To all whose employments cause irregularity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stimulant, these Hitters are invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and timulating without intoxicating.No matter what your feelings or symptoms are, what the disease or ailment is, use Hop Bitters.Don't wait until you are sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use the Bitters at once.It may save your life.Hundreds have been saved by so doing.Zifi'WOOTiJi will be paid for a case they wul not cure or help.Do not suffer yourself or let your friends suffer, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters.Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged, drunken nostrum but the Purest and Best Medicine ever made ; the \u201c Invalid\u2019# Friend and Hope,\u201d and no person or family should be without them.Try the Bitters to-day.Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.For sale by R.McLeod, W.E.Brunet, Giroux 4 Frere, and all Druggists.April 1,1881.jnl Lm-co-d&w iÉdlÈ WÊÊËm m TRADE MARK SECURED.) FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ATURÂL COLOR AND BEAUT EXCELS ALL OTHERS, AND DOES NOT OIL THE SKIN Retails at 60 Cent# per Bottle.Call and procure a bot le to be comince of s superiority.* CARLINGTON\u2019S PERFUMES* are the Most Fragrant, Most Delicate and and Most Durable yet offered to the public.Try my New Odours, patronized by the nobil ity of Europe.E.S.CARLINGTON, London.SIR JAS.MURRAY\u2019S\" QUININE WINE.This great Invigorating Tonic is acknow edged by all to be the Purest and Best yet offered to the public.It cures Dyspepsia Heartburn, General Debility, 4c.HUGH JONES 4 CO., London.All the above for sale by E.McLeod, J.E.Burice, P.Mathie, J.Vernier, P.F.Rinfret O.Potvm & Co., J.J.Veldon, Quebec ; O.J Dion, Point Levis.W.Brunet 4 Co., Whole sale Agents, Quebec.LOWDEN, NEILL Agents for Canada.Mav 18.\u201c80.\tnov8-79 4 CO., Toronto, Sol I I x'TT: OIROIE* 18TT.TÆ^LTTJ JrUQZD.Jm, Fresh Roasted, or Ground Mocha Coffee, (Aden.) Milghom Coffee, (Mysore., Ceylon Coffee, (Point de Gallic.Java Coffee, (Batavia.Jamaica Coffee, (Blue Mountain Kingston,) Laguira Coffee, (Venezuela.) F resh Roasted and Ground on the Premise every morning.Pure Ground Coffee, 25c.\tb.Extra Choice Coffee, 86c.\tb.Watters\u2019 Mixture, (uns s-ed), 40e.per lb DON\u2019T KNOW WHAT TO DO.We sometimes hear persons say, \u201cmy horse is sadly out of condition, and I cannot tell either what is the matter with him, or how to get him into better order they appear to be ignorant of the fact that there is within their reach a remedy safe, sure, and effectual in all cases.Many persons who deal in horses use large quantities of it, and testify that its effects ai e most satisfactory.One horse dealer informs us that his horse s condition and ap;>earance are so much improved by its use that they sell more readily aud for higher prices.The article i s \u201c Darley\u2019s Condition Powders and Arabian Heave Remedy.\u201d Nothing is equal to it for the same purpose.Remember the name, and see that the signature of Hurd 4 Co.is on each package.North rop 4 Lyman, Toronto, Ont., Proprietors foi Canada.Sold by all Medicine Dealers.April 9, 1881.\tdec24-Fm-d4w Advertising itself wherever it goes by its wondrous and gratifying effects which it pro duces, that sterling medicinal preparation Thomas\u2019 Eclkctuic Oil, is winning \u201cgolden opinions\u201d in all parts of the United States Testimonials constantly pour in demonstrating its superlative efficacy, in a manner as pleasing to its proprietors as it must be convincing to those who read it in the public prints, those evidences of its popularity and genuine worth.Never was there a remedy which received ampler or more satisfactory endorsements ; never was there one which better deserved it.It 18 a TKiEO REMEDY.Exisirience has demonstrated that it not only relieves, but eradicates the most obstinate coughs, sore throat of a malignant tyjie, catarrh of long standing, rheumatism, neuralgia, stiffness and lameness of the back, muscles ami joints, piles and kidney troubles, external hurts and sores, and other bodily troubles, as well as many of the disorders peculiar to horses and cattle That it cures in every instance, is not pretended, but that, if systematically used, and the malady susceptible of being remedied, it wifi remedy it, is a fact amply established.Sold by all dealers.Price, 25 cents.Prepared only by NORTHROP 4 LYMAN Toronto, Ont.Note.\u2014Ectectric \u2014Selected and Electrized.March 15 1881.\tJm-d4w The Great Female Remedy.JOB MOSES\u2019 PILLS.This invaluable mediuine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous disorders to which the Female constitution is subject- It invigorates the debilitated and delicate ; and by regulating and strengthening the system, fortifies the youthful constitution for the duties of life, and when taken in middle or old age, proves a real bless ng, and en the approach of Child-birth these Pills should be used for two or three weeks pre vious to confinement ; the benefits to be doriv ed are incalculable ; they fortify the constitu tion, lessen the suffering during labor, prevent weakness of the organs, and enable the mother to perform her duties with comfort to herself and child.In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue in slight exertion.Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed ; and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitu tion.Sold by all Medicine Dealers.Full directions in the pamphlet around each package.JOB MOSES, NEW YORK, SOLE PROPRIET R *1 .00 and 124 cents for postage, enclosea vo Northrop 4 Lyman, Toronto, Ont.general agents for the Dominion, will insure a bottle containing over 50 pills b return mail.November 24, 1879\tJmd&w Thousands Perish before the meridian life is reached, in consequence of disregarding lung disease iu its earlier stage.Consumption fastens its relentless grasp upon them while they do not even suspect its advent.Trifling or tamiiering with a cough will not answer Delay, and unwisely chosen medicines both encourage its progress.The proper course is to select a well-known and sterling remedy, and use it systematically at the outset.The best is Northrop 4 Lyman\u2019s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda.The value of aid liver oil as a pulmonic is too well known to require comment.The hypo phosphites are specially useful for their invigo rating projiertie?, contributing to the develop ment of muscular and fibrous tissue, both o which are greatly depleted aud weakened in cases of pulmonary decline.The bones are also strengthened by their use.This time-honored specific and tonic also possesses properties as a blood purifier, which render it valuable in cases of scrofula.Persons of weakly constitution derive from it a degree of vigor obtainable from no other source, and it has even proved itself a most efficient protection to those troubled with a hereditary tendency to the maladies it is adapted to prevent and relieve.As before inti mated, its prompt use is particularly recom mended.In a climate rigorous as our own, and where the summer is so fleeting, persons with weak chest and lungs are specially in need of a reliable medicinal safeguard.They will find none so well adapted to their wants as thi thoroughly tested and highly approved article Prepared by Northrop 4 Lyman, Toronto, and sold by all druggists.Apil 12, 1881.\tJmd4w «2.M130LIN£\u2022 \u201c\u2022Vf / \u2022a I\t>, v-V^ \u2022\" sYic^pills, AÏÏr&JtrT- -ri-yrr» ¦¦\t% CVXÜtSvU._ __ Cures Leucorrhaa (or Whites), Painful Menstruation, Ulceration of the Uterus, Ovarian diseases, and all diseases known as Female v\\ eakness.They are prepared with the great est care under the personal supervision of 1 physician who has made female diseases aspecia study for many years.RfTMrs.Wilson\u2019s Mystic Pill# are sold by all Druggists at §1 per jiackage, or six packages for 90, or will be sent free by mail on receipt of the money by addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Toronto, Ont, Canada\u2019\u2019 Sold by Jno.E, Burke and R.McLeod Fabrique street ; J.J.Veldon, 122, oseph Street, St.Roch\u2019s, P.Mathie and J ^otuier St.John Street, and al Quebec Druggists.May 27.1880\tLni d4w GRAY\u2019S SPECIFIC MEDICINES *\tThe;\tGreat \u2019 *'A-> pÿL\t>\tEnglish Re- needy.An un-r& i'/sJ-\tfailing\tcure for Seminal Weakness,\tSperma- torrhea, Impot-¦d r____m\tency,\tand all Before Takiag Disease# th Unground 1c.per lb.less than at* ve quoted rrices.-FOR SALE BY- A.WATTERS.December 21,1880, lt After Taking follow as a sequence of Self-Abuse ; as loss Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption aud a premature grave, kdT Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail to every one.The Specific Medicine is sold by all drug-ists at 81 per packages or six packages for 85, or will be sent free by mail on receipt of the money by addressing THE CRAY MEDICINE CO.Toronto, Gut., Canada.Sold by Jno.E.Burke, and R.McLeod, iabrique Street ;J.J, Veldon, 122, St.Joseph Street, St.Roch\u2019s, P.Mathie and J.Vernier, St.J ohn Street, and a Quebec Druggist#.May 17, 1880 -\tLni-d4w Thos.James, Darlington, England nays The \u201c Only Lung Pad \u201d is being thoroughly tried here.One lady has already received great benefit, who has suffered for years from Bronchitis and Asthma, and congestion of right lung.tl.E.Hodge, Cambridge, Mich., says : I have been afflicted with Asthma for years An \u201cOnly L-ng Pad\u201d gave me immediate relief.I can rtcommend it as the greatest remedy ever p.jduceo.Henry Van Nortwick, of Toledo Ohio, says : A friend prevailed upon mo to try an \u201cOnly Lung Pi and I obtained immediate relief rom a racking cough.I know the Pad helped me.At retail by all druggists.Wholesale by H.HAS WELL & CO., Montreal, P.Q.January 27, 1881.\tlyl9-Lin-co Société de Prêts et Place ments de Quebec.MONEYJTO LEND.11HE SOCIETY OFFER THE FOLLOW; 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