Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 8 août 1883, mercredi 8 août 1883

[" INDjT OVITAT?^ MOI DCM «.tA A.| COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.XXXVII QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8.1883.AFTERNOON.English X.P.\u2019s Coming to America.DEFEAT OF MOTIONS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.THE RISING AT BADAJOZ.The Telegraphers and the Bail* ways.The Crepe\u2014Texes Fever\u2014Fire and Low of Life\u2014A Lawyer Killed by Hie Insane Wife\u2014Catting the Wires, etc.Losdos, August 7\u2014Many members of Parliament will go to America during the coming recess.The motions offered in the Commons last evening against the policy of the Government in regard to the Transvaal and Zulu land were defeated after speeches against them by Mr.Gladstone.Paku, August 7\u2014At a dinner here a fortnight ago, Senor Ruiscorilla, whose name is mentioned in the Spanish proclamation, declar* ed in an excited manner be would not return to Spain until the Republic would be re* instated there.Alexandria, August 7\u2014There were seven deaths from cholera yesterday.Madrid, August 7\u2014The rising of the mili* tary at Badajoz ended in a most undignified manner.Very little barm was done by the insurgents beyond slight damage to the rail* way and the robbery of regimental and muni-cipal moneys.The outbreak was only part of a gigantic stock-jobbing operation by a clique which has long been making extraordinary efforts to destroy the improving credit of Spain.AMERICA*.Baltimore, Aug.7\u2014L.L.Conrad, a prominent lawyer, was shot and killed last night by hie insane wife, near Glydecn.New York, Aug.7\u2014The W.U.has issued a notice that an organized plan has been discovered for cutting and croaaiog the wires in New York and vicinity.Nine were cut last night, evidently by skillful hands ; $150 reward is offereri for the conviction of each person injuring W.U.property.The company allégua the cable box at Cos cob was destroyed last night sud ths cables cut.26 out of the 28 Mutual Union wires were rendered useless at Seandale, and the Boston wires were cut to prevent the papers getting report* of the Sulli van-Slade match.Btavox, Aug.7\u2014There are reports in Lynn of several failures of small manufacturers oh account of the suspension of Chas.W.Clement.The Shaw failure is thought to be mor» far-reaching upon some Lynn business men than supposed.St.Louis, Aug.7\u2014The Wabash reports four operator* at Decatur, the ooly ones on the road that struck.There are only four points where the striae» could cause trouble ; these are between St.Louis and Decitur, and they have been strengthened.The Van-dalia road imports only two members of the Brotherhood*oa that road and they required them at St.Loam.The St Louts and San Francisco^aa about 4ê good operators filling other good positions on the line who can be called into position in case of a strike.On the Iron Mountain line it is not believed that the men will go out to impair the service.It is reported eleven operators of the C.and H.road went oat on Saturday.The W.U.says several good operators were restored to duty in Ksasas City ou renouncing the Brotherhood.It is very difficnlt to get any definite information from the strike», out the secretary stated the chief object of calling out the fxflvray operators is to compel the railway companies to call back their men now working in tne W.U.offices.Cmcsfoo, Aug.7\u2014The order for a strike on the Alton Railway was actually given, to have taken place at noon yesterday.Copies of the order were sent by mail to be distributed.By some mischance the ordero for the Chicago division did not arrive in time ; hence the operators continued at work.Ths City Council yesterday passed a resolution in sympathy with the striking telegraphers, holding that the strike should end speedily Où account of the damage to busi- N°.13.51# EUROPEAN.The British National Debt Bill.IMPROVED SITUATION IN EGYPT.FURTHER REGARDING THE SPANISH RISING.French Operations in Tonquin.THE STRIKING RAILIVAY TELEGRAPHERS.Financial Matters\u2014China\u2019s Purchase* of War Material\u2014Paper Mill Burned \u2014A Desperado Killed, etc.GREAT BRITAIN.London, Aug.7\u2014The commander of the British troops in Egypt telegraphs that the improvement in the situation is maintained.No fresh cases of cholera are reported.In the Commons to-day, Mr.Gladstone read extracts from a letter irom Egypt stating that the reorganization of the Egyptian army under Lord Dufferin\u2019s plan was about completed.7 he reorganization of the judiciary and police was slowly advancing.Jt'lans for the irrigation of the Delta of the Nde are being considered.Tne National Debt Bill has passed its second reading in the Commons by 149 to 95.The bill proposes to replace terminable annuities expiriog in 1885 ; the effect will be in twenty years to cancel £171,000,000 of tho national debt.Among the opponents of the bill are the Irish mem ben.Some Conservatives urge that the gain by the expiration of annuities should be applied to the reduction of taxation.The supporte» of the measure urge that America and the eolouies will hereafter become formidable rivale for commercial supremacy, and it is desirable to reduce the debt while the operation is easy.8 PAIN.Madrid, Aug.7\u2014General Blanco will make a strict inquiry into the causes of the Badajoz rising.Tne papers severely blame the officials for allowing the insurgents to surprise them.The insurgents arrested the prelect, the General commanding the troops and four office» to bed on Sunday morning.The editor of Repuolicao newspaper was one of the leaders.The Impaciai says the ringleaders of the revolt were Col.Gutierrez, Major Marino, Lt.-Col.Vega and Major Barriga.«The former two enlisted thirty years ago, and owe their rank to bravery in action.The latter two were also distinguished.No news has been received relative to their whereabouts.Six million pesetas iu gold in the Bank of Spain at Badajoz were left untouched.Refugees say the report that the object of the revolt was to conceal a deficiency emanated from the Government.They acted in obedience to the programme of Zorilla and Salmeron to promote the welfare of the country.PORTUGAL.Lisbon, Aug.7\u2014The authorities at Elaves disarmed 900 insurgents ; some are civilians from Badajoz.They will be interned in a fortified town on the coast.It is reported the object of the rising was to cover up th* robbery of publie money and that a deficiency of £9,600 has been discovered in the Badajoz treasury.Special From\u2019SE Hyacinthe.St.Hhacin'TUK.Aug.7\u2014A carriage factory belonging to Lariviere & Son ami the furniture shop of J.Lapoile were destroyed by fire last night at 12.30 ; cause unknown.Lariviere k Son\u2019s loss was $4,000, insurance $3,500.J.Lapoile\u2019s loss was $9,000, insurance $4,000.Special from Sherbrooke.Sherbrooke, Aug.7\u2014G.W.Borlase, advocate, formerly of Montreal, was missed from his home last night.The Chief of Police, on being notified'this morning, went to his office and found on his desk his watch, pocket-book and will, dated 8th October, 1873, with a codicil of the date of August 4th, 1883.Searching parties at once went out and about 8.30\tin the morning a coat, hat and cane, recognized as those of the missing man, were found on the bank of St.Francis River, near the brewery.Boats were procured, and about 3.30\tp.m., the body was found in 15 feet of water, just below the Whitcher Rock.A jury was empanelled, with H.A.Elkins as foreman.They viewed the body and adjourned to the City Hall, at 8 p.m., where, after examining winesses and deliberating, they brought in an unanimous verdict as follows : \u201cThe jury find the deceased, Geo.H.Bor-lase, came to bis death by drowning himself while in a state of temporary insanity.\u201d Special from Point-au-Pio, Point-A0-Pic, Aug.7\u2014Considerable preparations are in course of progress here in order to meet the tnemhera of the Ontario Press with due respect.On their landing at the v/harf they will be met by the Mayor, George Bouilliônne, Esq., and a large number of the residents, who will escort them to Murray Bay and Cap-a-l\u2019Aigle.They will be presented with an address at the former place by Judge Routhier, and at Mount Murray by Lt.-Col.Reeves, after which the party will move on to Cap-a-l\u2019Aigle to meet the steamer.The farmers of the district, thoroughly understanding the importance of a visit from the membera of the fourth estate, have offered all their vehicles free for the trip.Duberger\u2019l Central House keeps well filled, with the landlord\u2019s management a subject of favorable comment by visitors from all parts of the continent ; so far it has been a most successful season.Joaquin Miller\u2019s last letter in the Chho-niclb was much admired by its readers here.The weather this week continues delight-fnl.\u2022SMB of their withdrawal from the Chicago and St.Looia freight pool.The result means a out in passenger rates and seems to portend a general passenger and freight war between the pointa named.St.Pacl, Minn., Aug.7\u2014The statistics agent gives the condition of the crops in this State, as follows :\u2014Wheat 102 per cent., corn 87, rye 97, oats 97, barley 96.buckwheat 98, potato 1G1, amber sugar oaue 83, beans 96.unit representing the average, a good crop being 100.Dooaa Crrr, Ks., Aug.7\u2014Texas fever has broken ont among the native cattle, which are dying off in great numbers.A man was arrested lor driving in cattle with the fever.EsarviLLS, N.J., Aug.7\u2014The cabin occupied bj Ivan Milatow£y, a Russian, was ournad recently in Ivan\u2019s absence and his ¦ix-year-oid sou burned to death.The mother and a two-year-old daughter were also burned.Philadelpria, Ang.7\u2014The wife of Frank Bangs, the actor, has sued him to recover $7,000, which she alleges she advanced him during his courtship.They were married last J one and separated in three weeks.The wife is the daughter oft he late Mr.Singer, inventor of the sewing machine, and has an income of $60,000.She was a widow when Bangs married her.Pierre AagasteliCot.A cable despatch from Paris announces the death of Pierre Auguste Cot, the French painter.He was born at Bedarienx, in the South of France, and stndied first at the Academie des Beanx-Arts in Tonlouse, and afterwards in the Ecole dee Beanx-Arts, Paris, where he carried off all the medals.About I860 he studied with Cognet, and afterward worked with him upon the decorations of tne Salle dee Fetes, at the Hotel de Ville, which was destroyed by the incendiaries ot the Commnne.His talent and ability ss s designer brought him nnder the notice of Boagueraa, whoee studio he entered and remained in for year*.' It was through the medium of Booguerean that he formed the acquaintance of the Doret family, of which he soon became a member by marrying the eldest daughter, Juliette, the father of his wife being the celebrated sculptor of the caryatides, which surronnd the Emperors tomb at the Invalides.The first works of Cot exhibited in the Salons at Paris were \u201cUne Baigneuse,\u201d \u201cLa Nymphe Salmacis,\u201d \u201cUn Promethee,\u201d together with a study entitled \u201cMeditation,\u201d and tome portraits, among othera that of his wife, secured for the artist two medals.To the Universal Exposition at Vienna he sent the \u201cDanseuse Orientale\u201d and the portrait of his wife.A medal was awarded to him by Austria and the decoration of the Legion of Honor byj the French Government.From this moment the artist occupied himself entirely with portraits, sspecially tnoee of women.For the Universal Exposition of 1878 Marshal MacMahon requested him to paint the portrait of the French President\u2019s wife, which, with three othera by the same artist, figured at the Champ de Mara.During the last few years, almost exclusively consecrated to portrait painting, few new works have been presented to the public, \u2019though Cot desired long ago to make a pendant to his well known picture \u201cLe Printempe.\u201d Anothsr picture which for yean hung unfinished in the studio of Cot represents Queen Elizabeth of Hungary caring for the invalids in a hall of her palace.More than \u2019twenty figures of life size are depicted oo the canvas, but the painter never found time to complete the work.AUSTRIA.Pesth, Aug.7\u2014The family of the Jew Scharf, who was a defendant in the Jewish trial at Nyireyhyhaza, were mobbed here today.The police dispersed the mob.GERMANY.Berlin, August 7\u2014Krazeweski, the Polish author charged with conspiracy, has been released on 30,000 marks beil.He remains under the supervision of the police.TONQUIN.Namdinh, August 7\u2014Tne French have destroyed the dams across the canal.TURKEY.Constantinople, Ang.7\u2014The Sanitary Council hasdecided to establish a cordon around Bey rout to suppress the lasaretto there and quarantine all arrivals for twenty days.The deaths from cholera in Egypt on Monday were 598, 78 at Cairo.UNITED STATES.Chicago, Aug.7\u2014The officials on the Wabash and Chicago A Alton Railroads report that only about 10 operators struck on both roads to-day.Baltimore, Aug.7\u2014The officials of the Baltimore and Ohio Company state that all the operatore at Camden Station struck today.They have heard from nearly every station and the number striking will not ex-, ceed half a dozen.Their places will be supplied.Elmira, N.Y., Aug.7\u2014There was some aoxiety in business circles yesterday morning on account of rumors as to the soundness of the Second National Bank, caused by the reported speculation of its President.When it was learned that the President had settled all demanda against himself from his private fortune, leaving him worth several hundred thousand, and the bank had money ready to pay everv depositor, a reaction took place.San Francisco, Aug.7\u2014It is asserted that during the past eighteen months five million dollars worth of war material has been shipped from San Francisco to China.Last Thursday 500 cases of ammunition and arms were sent# All were from Springfield, Mom., addressed to C.Schmidt, Shanghai.2,240,000 Springfield rifles, 25,000,000 cartridges, 800 bales of cotton duck suitable for tents have been forwarded.St.Albans, Vt., Aug.7\u2014The Barlow failure depresses business to-day.President Braiserd, of the Trust Co., says depositors will not lose much ; the latter are not so hopeful.The Trust Co.\u2019s last statement showed 2,100 dedepositors, with deposits of $600,000.Three Rivers, Mich., Aug.7\u2014Bradner A Smith's paper mill was burned to-day ; loss, $30,000.Florisant, Mo., Aug.7\u2014Antoni .'Fenian, a farm-hand, while drunk last evening entered the town and with a drawn knife virtually took possession of the place.He attacked Henry Herbet, a store-keeper, who killed Ze* mac.New York, August 7\u2014General Superintendent Clowryftelegraphess as follows :\u2014The attempt of the Telegrapher\u2019s Brotherhood to force the railroad operators of the West to strike has proved a complete failure.Orders were issued to the operators to quit work on Monday at noon and again on Tuesday at noon, but we can hear of only five operators w ho obeyed the orders on all the roads.Special nom Ottawa.Ottawa, August 7\u2014The grand encampment of the Independent Order of Oddfellows has been in session since 10 o\u2019clock this morning, in the City Hall.After the introduction of delegates reports and general business was taken np.The Most Worshipful Grand Patriarch, W.D.Gordon, presented his report which was complete and satisfactory.Grand Scribe and Treasurer, M.D.Dawson, presented his report, showing that while there were 2,105 membera at the last annual meeting there were now 2,320.The total amount paid for relief was $1,471 48, while the tota1 revenue was $7,540.92.The receipts had been larger than in previous yea» ami expenses as small as possible, so that $680 cash remained to meet the expenses of the present session.The Kingston uniformed encampment arrived at 0 this evening, and the Rochester uniformed encampment at 8 o\u2019clock.\ti- By a rupture in the local coal nog the price of coals has gone down to $6.25 per ten.At the Police Court, tu-day, a man named David Porter was fined $20 and sent to jail for two months for beating.his wda.A gang of sneak thieves is supposed to be in the city at present.Special from Toronto.Toronto, August 7 = An inquest was held this evening on the body of Richard Worth, police constable, who was found drowned in the bay this morning.The evidence showed that he had been drinking and hired a boat last night with the avowed intention of rowing to the Island.The body was found floating, although he had not been drowned over a few hours.A verdict of suicide was returned.A most affecting scene occurred at the Union station here to-day.A woman named Berthier, from Montreal, was waiting for a train by which to rejoin her husband in Manitoba.She had a baby in her arms, which was seized with an attack of convulsions and died before medical aid could be procured.The baby has been buried at the expense of the Grand Trunk The Beckwiths close their exhibition tomorrow aud are to banquetted by the Toronto Rowing Club before they leave the city.A stir was caused here by the action of the hospital authorities in giving the body of a man named Conway to the Inspector of Anotomy out of the paid ward.The body had to be given back to the friends of deceased.Special from Montreal.Montreal, August 7\u2014J.B.Dubois was found guilty to-day of outraging a little girl eight yea» of age and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment and 26 lashes with the cat-o\u2019-nine tails.\t, The repaire to the locks on the Cornwall Canal are expected to be finished on Thursday evening.The Montreal and Champlain Junction Railway has been formally opened to Huntingdon.The heira of late Sir Hugh Allan were directed by Justice Loranger to pay the lessees of the Queen\u2019s Hall $450 damages, for supplying a detective organ.500 British insurgents arrived last night ; about 70 remained here and the remainder proceeded to Ontario and the North-West.Mr.Justice Loranger accepted to-day the answers to the petition in the Laval county election contest.The membera of the Ontario Press Association were given a drive around and through the city tbû afternoon by the Local Press Association, and they took their departure in the evening for Quebec.Mr.B.Treves, Editor of the Port Hope Time#» and Craftsman, was arrested here today for a libel in his paper on Mr.Ross, of this city, whom defendant stated in his paper was expelled from a Lodge here.Mr.W.D.Bentley, Consul-General for Brazil, returned here to-day from Europe, after completing all arrangements for a new line of monthly steamers between Hamburg and this port and Brazil.The first steanno is now on the voyage.All the hotel-keepers here who are convicted for selling liqnor during prohibited hours on Sunday well forfeit their licence.Jos.T.Lea, one of the creditors of the estate of Levetus, has sued the Federal Bank for $750 and $802, whish is said to have been given the bank as a preference before the failure.Sir Hy.Tyler, President ot the Grand Trunk and Mr.Hickson, General Maangtr, left this afternoon for Boston.ggSTORED.A YW&iTjMr\u2019.y imyr^tienca e»u»io*ccrrmucUbil-ZMMmM\u2019 i d*e:v BtTfug tn«d in »*tn everv tcooworamadr.« 4i4c Respectable Urocers fcterj where.W.D.MoLAREa, &H College street, Montreal.June 20, 1888.Pavonia.Wednesday 10th Sèj» Serbia .Wednesday, 25th Sept Steamers n arked (*) do not carry steerage.And every following Wednesday from New York RATES OF PASSAGE, $8° and $100 according to accommodation.Steerage at very low rate*.Steerage tickets from La verpool aud Queenstown and all oCLtr p.rt« of Europe at lowest rates.\u2022'hru-gh bills of lading given for Bel'aid, G largo*.Havre, Antwerp and other pot bs vb the < \u2019oi.fi» eut, aud for Mediterranean porta.For f eight and passage apply at the O m pany\u2019* Office, No.4 Bowling Green.VERNON H.BROWN ft Oo., Agents, ' Augutt 4, 1888.G.T.R.FERRY.On and after the 5th July, the F err Steamer will Xj 32 \"V 3B3 QUEBEC.I LEYI8 STATIOK.AM.6 45 Express to Hall 11.60 Mixed to Richmond.12.30 Mail to River da Loup.P.M.6 30 Market Train to River du Loup.7.30 Mail to the West, On Saturdays Only : 12.30 English Man to RimouskL A.M.5.15\tMarket Train from River du Loup.7.30 Mafl from Wett.P.M.2.00 Mixed fr River du Loup.SOOMixed fr Richmrnd.6.45 Mixed fro Richmond.8.15\tExpress from Halifax.IV Intermediate Trips for Freight.July 5, 1883_______________________ To Shipmasters and Othere, SEVERAL GOOD DEEP WATER berths for ships of large tonnage to load timber or deal cargoes.Also, a block and wharf well suited to store coals on.Apply to JNO.HEARN.Office IS, Sault-au-Matelot St.May 28, 1883.NOTICE T0_MABINERS.rr»nE\u2019 \u201ctime ball\u201d on .1.the Citadel .each day.(Bun dav excepted), athalf-paetTweH e o\u2019clock, will be hoisted.bolfjsay up, and at five minutes to \u201c;Ctn*' it will be hoisted to the top, and o\u2019clock.1\u2019 M«vth ult., with a shipment of 305 cattle and 1,741 sheep, arrived at Liverpool at noon last Saturday, having made the run from Montreal to Liverpool in 9 days and i7 hours.She lost 64 sheep during the voyage.The Donaldson Line ss \u201cTitania,\u201d hence on July 2% arrived at Glaiul droppings from the eaves.I\t.p:n«s, but y»»n need hardly note ; i dies by inches in the gloom ; S io-^ïs in the spring-time, as if by rote ; Long has forgotten to dream of bloom.Toe poorest blossom, and it were classed With color anJ.) A few days ago an elegantly dressed and ?c:., bountiful lady, stated to be an Italian Countess, called at the police office of the Faubourg Montmartre, and complained that some valuable family jewels, which had been in her possession the night before had disappeared, and that she suspected that one of her servants had stolen them.The Police Commissary, Tomasi, went at once to the lady\u2019s residence.Rue Lafayette, and searched the servants\u2019 apartments, bat found nothing.In the salon bis attention was attracted to a picture of Judith, which hang on the wall along with some other choice paintings.He gradually remembered the account given of a Ju lith by Munllo, stolen with other pictures and money some time befote from a credulous gentleman by a Spanish adventuress.The Commissary fetcued the supposed owner to the lady, who, on seeing him, broke down at once, while he identified her as a Bertha Gonsalves.She was, of course, arrested at once, and the preliminary inquiry revealed that she was the daughter of a tailor, born at Bitignolies, aud for y-jara had been marque-radiog as a Spaniard, a Pole, or an Italian.An Electric Boat (St.Jame*'*, Gazette.) A trial was made on the Thames on Tuesday of beat propulsion by stored electricity, a run being made from tne Temple Pier to Greenwich by a party of twenty-two in one of Yarrow\u2019s lanncnes.The boat, forty feet ioMg, six feet beam and three* feet draft of water aft, was fitted by the Electric Storage Company with eighty Sellon-Yolkmar bat-tariei, having a weight of sixty pounds each, or in all two tons, packed oeueath the floor.The screw is eighteen inches in diameter and thirteen in pitch, inakiqg 680 revolutions per minute.The speed attained on the voyage was ever seven and one-half knots ; the passage down the river, immediately after the .urn of high water, being marie in thirty-seven ni'iiutes.For river pleaseie purposes such a boa; has many advantages over steamboats, in which the boiler and engine occupy the best part of the vessel.Tne steering, reversing and manipulation ot the boat were very quick and effectual.The vessel is intended for the Y'ienna Exhibition, which will open next month, and where she deserve-a to create considerable interest.iloraford\u2019» Acid Phosphate In Despondency, etc.Hr.W.S.Powell, Defiance, O., says :\u2014\u201cI va and it with satisfactory «résulta in dys-:,tic ailments associated with great mental pression or despondency.\u201d There is talk of erecting a statue in the etty village called \u201cThe Lilacs,\u201d in Romain-Ile, one of the suburbs of Paris, to Paul de ock.Paul was the son of A.de Kock, a :h Dutch banker, who, like Anacharsis ootz, joined the Jacobin leaders in the ¦each revolution, known as the Herbertists, d was executed with them on the 24th of arch, 1791.Tbe tragic termination of bis thers life was to y oung de Kock the cause profound hatred for politics.Once Louis hillipe talked of making him a Knight of :» Legion of Honour, but he refused point ank, saying that the roses of his garden ,re alt he needed tof lecorate his buttonhole, hen, on another occasion, his publisher, xbe, told him jocosely that, after his death, ancè would give him a statue, he answered tn a shrug of his shoulders, \u201cA half cream d half chacolate one, then ?M, ai ma Cilf aM DM.\u201cB\u201d Battery.\u2014Deieitions from \u201cB\u201d Battery at Kingston are said to have been very frequent during the past few days.Fire.\u2014The reflection of what appeared to be a large conflagration was seen from tne city at an early hour this morning in the direction of St.Romuald.The Hay Crop.\u2014A large crop of hay has already been harvested in this district,\u2014but an unusually large supply remains to be saved, if the weather will only prove favorable.Municipal Assessments\u2014Tne municipal assessment books are now open for inspection at the City Hall, and will remain open to ratepayers until Thursday, 23rd inst.A Rare Visitor.\u2014Mr.Jean Thibaudeau, an employee of Mr.Migner\u2019s boot and shoe factory, killed a day or two ago, on Jones\u2019 batture, a large seal weighing 100 lbs.St.David\u2019s Band.\u2014The new brass instruments for the St.David\u2019s band were purchased through Messrs.Bernard 4 Allaire, music dealers of this city.Rev.Mr.Rawsox.\u2014The members of the Anglican Cathedral have presented the Rev.C.>V.Rawson, M.A., their Assistant Minister, with an address and a purse of £100, on the eve of his departure for a lengthened stay in England.Invitation.\u2014His Worship the Mayor of Quebec has received from the Association of the Bar of New York, an invitation to assist at a grand banquet, which will he given on the 23rd August, in honor of Lord Cnief Justice Coleridge.New Composition.\u2014The St.John\u2019s Church Organist, Mr.George Hebert, has just written a very tine melody on a poem by Theopjiile Gautier.The music publisher, A.Lavigne, has charge of publishing this new composition.Musical.\u2014The brilliant Canadian virtuoso Alfred DeSeve has been engaged as violin-soloist for the Worcester Festival which will be held next month.Mr.DeSeve occupiesUn Boston the first place as violinist and does credit by his brilliant talent to the Canadian name.The Baie St.Paul Poisoning Case\u2014The woman Boutet, arrested on a charge of having poisoned a neighbor woman at Baie St.Paul, was sent down to that place for trial yesterday morning, in charge of High Constable Gale and a couple of men of the Government police force.The defendant\u2019s passage was taken for her on board the \u201cSaguenay'1 steamer.A Novelty.\u2014Stained glass windows, fixed up at trifling cost, by patent process, can be had by application to Mr.W.M.McDonald, painter, St.John street.These embellishments are eminently suitable for churches, halls, staircases, libraries, etc.The attention of the public, and the clergy particularly, of all denominations, is invited by the advertiser in another column.Unjustifiable Attack.\u2014A workman of St.Sauveur named Jolicceur, while proceeding to his work at the house of Mr.Alexis Rancour, in St.John\u2019s suburbs, was set upon in DeSalaberry street, yesterday afternoon, by five rutfians, lately out of the penitentiary, and brutally beaten.A bottle was thrown at his head and he was seriously wounded.He knows his assailants, and warrants have issued against them.Trotting Racks, Yesterday.\u2014An immense crowd of people, particulaarly from Lorette and St.Sauveur, attended the trotting races yesterday ou the St.Charles track.A great deal of time was wasted in starting the horses in tbe various heats, so that it was a very late hour before the programme was completed.The principal interest was centered in the first match, which was won by Mr.D.Rickaby\u2019a \u201cBlack Warrior,\u201d driven by Mr.Morris.Music on the Terrace.\u2014This evening, at eight o\u2019clock, the band of the Union Musicale will perform the following programme :\u2014 1\tQ.S.\u2014Olibrius.Villiard 2\tQuadrille\u2014Les Moissoneurs.Michelet 3\tVarietyof Airs\u2014LeaTrouveres.G.Villiard 4\tValse\u2014Le Tour du Lac.Kiler Bêla 5\tFantasia\u2014Jour de Printemp.Moreau 6\tGalop\u2014Le Reveil.Jacquet Vive la Canadienne.God Save tue Queen.Sunday and the Press Excursionist*.\u2014No fixed programme is made for Sunday, in order that all tne excursionists may be free to attend their own place of worship, where it is requested the usual courtesy ot free seats may be extended to all visitors.There will be a special musical service in the Basilica, at Grand Mass, commencing at 9 a.m., when the \u201cMesse Ste.Cecilede Gounod\u201d will be rendered with grand organ and full orchestral accompaniment by the Ste.Cecile Musical Society, under the skilful direction of Mr.N.Levasseur, President of the Associated Press of Que-ec.The Falls oe Montmorexci\u2014Owing to the recent long spell of wet weather, the Mont* morenci Falls are now magnificently grand.The volume of water passing them is unusually large, and the roar of the falling floods over the rocks is supremely awful.Ou account of the dense clouds of spray flying around the foot of the Falls, it is scarcely possible to descend the entire length tof the staircase,\u2014at all events, without being drenched to the skin.It the weather is fine on Saturday next, the trip of the Press Association to the Falls is certain to be a most enjoyable affair.A rustic lunch will be served by Mr.Bureau, proprietor of the Montmo-renci Falls Hotel.Printers\u2019TSxclrsiox\u2014The members of the Typographical Union of this city bearing number 159 will hold its annual excursion on Monday next, the date of the excursion to St.Raymond of the Quebec and Ontario Press.Tue journalists will leave the Palais station on Monday, at 8 a.m.The printers will leave at 9.30 a.m., and will remain at Lake St.Joseph until 11.30 a.m., when they will be joined by the newspaper men on their return trip.An address will be presented to the journalists by the printers.Mr.N.Duquet, President of Union 159, will read a French address.A general quadrille will then be organized.\\Ve wish our friends the printers a successful and pleasant time on Monday next.Ye-sterday\u2019s Fire*.\u2014After an interval of some weeks without the souuding of a fire alarm in the Ancient Capital, tae firemen were yesterday morning called out twice.The first alarm was at 6.30, and was caused by an incipient fire at No.43, O\u2019Connell street, Montcalm Ward.The house was unoccupied and the fire savored st.^^-^ly of incendiarism.Owing to the alacrity of the firemeu, the damage was very slight,-At 9.45, the Brigade was again summoned by an alarm from box 42, for a fire in Arago street.It originated at No.245, in the brick building owned by Mr.G.Germain, and occupied below by Messrs.Ulric Germain 4 Bros, as a tannery, and the upper flats by Mr.O.Begin, as a currier\u2019s shop.The firemen were promptly at the scene of the fire, and, aided by plenty of water and good management both in front and rear of the barniug, succeeded in confining the flames to where they originated and speedily extinguished what might have been a serious conflagration.It appears that the men in the currier\u2019s shop were boiling tallow-used in preparing the leather, when it caught fire and speedily spread to the floor and ceiling.Fortunately for Mr.Begin; he was about discontinuing the currying business, having just purchased Metivier\u2019s interest in the boot and shoe manufacturing trade, Nos.245 and 247 St.Valier street.He loses about $1,000 or $1,500 on stock, tools and machinery ; insured for $400 on tools and machinery.Mr.Gaspard Germain\u2019s loss on the building will be about $1,000; fully injured, we understand.Messrs.Ulric Germain 4 Bros, will lose peihaps $3,000 or $4,000 in liquids wnich were in the vat?in vtheir tannery ; fully insured.REST AND COMFORT TO THE SUFFERING.\u201c Brown\u2019s Household Panacea \u201d has no equal for relieving pain, both internal and external.It cures Pain in the Side Back or Bowels, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, Lumbago and any kind of a Pain or Ache.\u201cIt will most surely quicken the Bh od and Heal, as its acting power is wonderful.\u201d \u201cBrown\u2019s Household Panacea,\u201d being acknowledged as the great Pain Reliever, aud of double the strength of any other Elixir or Liniment in the world, should be in every family handy for use when wanted, \u201cas it really is the best remedy in tbe world for Cramps in the Stomach, and Pains and Aches of all kinds,\u201d and is for sale by all druyv'Uts at 2 ; cents a bottle.SEINE ET OISE.MOTHERS ! MOTHERS I I MOTHERS l ! ! Are you disturted at nighc and brok=«i of your rest Oy a sick child suffering and civine with the excruciating pain of cutting teeti t If so, g> at once ami get a bottle of MRS.\\vir>« SLEW\u2019S SOOTHING SYRUP.It will liçve the poor little sufferer immediately\u2014depend upon it ; there is no mistake about it.There is not a mother on earth who ha* ever used it, wno will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to tbs mother, and relief and health to the cc'd, o]«'rating like magic.It is perfectly safe to u?e in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, an i it the prescription of one of the oldest and befl female physicians and nurses in tbe Um\u2019H States.Sold everywhere.Twenty-five esuo a bottle.February 29, 1883.\tLm-d&w Dyspepsia and lirer Complaint.Is it not worth the small price of 75 cents to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, if you think no call at our »t««re and get a bottle of Shiloh\u2019s Vitalizer, every bottle has a printed guarantee on it, me acc .rdingly and if it does yu no g>od it will cost you nothing Sold by J.J.Veldon, 122, St.Joseph Street, and E.Giroux 4 Bro., 37 and 39, St.Peter Street.March 26 1883.A French Deputy on Canada and the European Outlook Generally.M.Vermond, the representative for Seine et Oise in the French Chamber of Deputies, ia the first member of that distinguished body who has visited Canada.He belongs to the radical wing of the republicans, is a strong supporter ot t\u2019-o preseut government and was one of Gainbutta\u2019s most intimate and esteemed personal friends.He is still a young man, one of the youngest deputies in the Chamber, being hardly yet thirty-five years of age, but still he is considered one of the most influential members of the extreme left.He speaks English fairly well, has travelled a great deal in the East as special correspondent of Le Pari*, and during his tour in Canada and the United States will furnish a series of articles on the new world.He visits Canada fur the purpose of writing a book on her history, her people and products, which probably will be published under the patronage of the French Government.Yesterday afternoon, in company with Mr.Gustave Drolet, who is an old friend of his, he drove through the city and was shown the principal objects of interest in the commercial metropolis of Canada.Being asked how he was struck with the city h® said, \u201cJe suis surpris que je ne suis pas surpris\u2019i because surely 1 am not in Canada ; why, 1 'expected to see le**aurayet in your streets, but instead I find a grand city, European in every respect, with equipages and costumes equal to Faria, and buildings and hotels unsurpassed in Europe ; I expected to be surprised, but not such asurprise as this ; after all I had heard of Canada I expected to find that Canadians had pictured it perhaps a little too much couleur de ro*e, aud that I would be disappointed, but truly I am more than pleased with it, with the activity and business push which evidently prevails, and with the advancement aud apparent prosperity of its people.\u201d FRANCE IN EUROPE.Being asked if he apprehended any serious complications arising out of the present unsettled foreign policy of the French Government in Europe and in China, he said :\u2014\u201cNo, I do not ; I do not look for any trouble in Europe at present.France desires to be at peace with everybody, and all those existing difficulties will soon be settled.By a cablegram I have just received I hear that the treaty between France and Tunis is to be submitted to the Chamber tomorrow so that evidently that question is in a fair way of settlement, ami, as a matter of fact, I consider that the political horizon of Europe forebones no evil in the immediate future.\u201d CLERICAL AND ANTI-CLERICAL.M.Vermond as an enthusiastic supporter of the extreme left is, of course, a politician of strong anti-clerical proclivities, aud being asked if he was also anti-clerical in the colonies, he replied, decisively, \u201ccertainly not.\u201d \u201cAnd why, wherein lies the différence?\" queried his interrogator.\u201cIn this : in France the clericals mix up and interfere in politics ; they use all the influence they can bring to bear in support of their respective candidates, and in so doing they overstep the bounds of their legitimate functions, but m the colonies in Africa and elsewhere the clergy have been the pioneers of civilization and Christianity, and as such I support them as fervently as I oppose them in France when they mix up in politics.\u201d \u201cThen in Canada you would notbeaoti-clerical ?\u201d \u201cCertainly not.\u201d M.Vermond also visits Canada on behalf of the Franco-Canadian Colonization Company.He will visit all the properties acquired, visit the mines on the Labrador coast, and report to the shareholders in Faria, lie is accompanied by his son, whom he intends placing at the High School to learn English thoroughly, and who 'will in all probability settle definitely in Canada\u2014&ar.WALLS\u2019 ROUGH ON CORNS.Ask for Wells\u2019 \u201cRough on Corns.\" 15c.Quick, complete, permanent cor' Corns warts, bunions Philadelphia boarding-houses are said to have made all tbe living skeletons now on exhibition.\u2014Burlington Free Pres*.fiT In the Diamond Dyes more coloring is given for 10 cts than in any 15 or 25-cent dyes, and they give faster and more brilliant colors.The total debt of the United States on the 1st of August amounted to $1,894,726,962, which included $9,854,578 interest.No matter what may be the name, or how long standing the trouble.Dr.Benson\u2019s Skin Cure will always cure skin diseases.Grateful hundreds of cured patients attest this fact, $1 at druggists.First grave digger\u2014Have yon heard why the English dude is not wanted in America?First citizen\u2014No, why ?F.G.D.\u2014Because the Yankee dood\u2019U do.\"/ buy Dr.Benson\u2019s Celery and Chamomile Pills and introduce them wherever lyo.Personal knowledtfe and experience of their effects on others prompts this uct.\u201d Rev.J.P.Fugett, Rector 8t.Lukes Ch., Myersburg, Pa.60 cents at druggists.A fresh air child, while riding home with one of oar farmers last Friday, saw a flock of sheep for the first time, and innocently inquired if they were bears.Scrofula or Kino\u2019s Evil, Salt Rheum, and all Skin Diseases.\u2014Th'se diseases can be cured, even when hereditary, by the judicious use of EAGAR\u2019S PH03PH0LBINE.It is almost a specific for Salt Rheum and all Eruptions and Skin Diseases, which arise from defective nutrition and impure state of the blood.August 7,1883.\tjly23-34w \u201cNo,\u201d said Mrs.McGill, \u201cwe didn\u2019t celebrate All Fool\u2019s Day at our house.The \u2019Squire never pays any attention to legal hollow days ; and as for me, I feel just as foolish one day as another.\u201d\u2014Marathon Independent.Jacob H.Bloomer, of Virgil, N.Y., writes : \u2014\u201cDr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectrio Oil cured a badly swelled neck and sore throat on my son in forty-eight hours ; one application also removed the pain from a very sore toe ; my wife\u2019s toe was also much inflamed\u2014so much so that she could not walk about the house ; she applied the Oil, and m twenty-four hours was entirely cured.\u201d August 4, 1883.\tJm-d&w \u201cIt is an ill wmd that blows nobody any good,\u201d is what a Missouri man said as a cyclone carried his mother-in-law into an adjoining county.\u2014Rochester Post-Express.It is often asked \u201cWhy does my do ctor re-commnd Cadbury\u2019s Cocoa Essence ?\u201d The reason is that being absolutely genuine, and concentrated by the removal of the superfluous fat, it contains four times the amount of nitrogenous or ffesh-iorming constituents of the average of other Cocoas which are mixed with sugar and starch.Beware of imitations, which are often pushed by shop-keepers for tbe extra profit\tjn26Lmd4tv \u201cAnd how old did you say she was ?\u201d asked Mrs.Jenkins of the mnseum attendant, pointing her sunshade at the Egyptian mummy in a case.\u201cFour thousand years, ma\u2019am,\u201d answered the man.\u201cDo tell ; wonderfully well preserved, at that age, ain\u2019t she ?Are her teeth false ?\u201d\u2014Lowell Citizen.\u2018Ten years ago the name of Lydia E.Pink-ham was scaicely known outside of her native State.To-day it is a household word all over tbe Continent and many who read the secular and religious journals have become familiar with the face that shines on them with a modest confidence, in which we read the truth that \u201cNothing ill can dwell in such a temple.\u201d Chicago has had asummer school in Hebrew.Ninety persons, chiefly ministers, were in attendance.There were four recitations a day, besider a lecture each evening, and frequent conversations, with enthusiasm all the while.A.D.Noyes, Newark, Michigan, writes:\u2014\u201cI have enquired at the drug stores for Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil, but hare failed to find it.We brought a bottle with us from Quebec, but it is nearly gone, aud we do not want to be without it, as my wife is troubled with a |>ain in the shoulder, aud nothing else gives relief.Can you send us some ?\u201d August 4.1883.\tJtn-d4w A French lion tamer quarrelled with his wife, a powerful virago, aud was chased by her all around his tent.On being sorely pressed he took refuge in the cage among the lions.\u201cOh, you contemptible coward !\u201d she shouted, \u201ccome out if you dare !\u201d The most successful physicians of the present day prescribe little or no medicine.It is demonstrated that nature can be best assisted by the use of wholesome, nutritious and digest-able food, and as such \"JOHNSTON\u2019S FLUID BEEF'\u2019 has attained its unprecedented popularity.The British Government Analyst has pronounced it a perfect food.The Queen\u2019s physician prescribes it.aud scienti-ts every-where have titled it \u201ca boon to the age,\u201d while hundreds of thousands can attribute their increased mental and physical energy to its vital merits.Ask your Doctor for his opinion.marn-Fm Truth says a church scandal of a very strange kind has just disturbed the serenity of a parish in the diocese of Bath and Wells.The living had been for many years in sequestration, and the vicar had long been absent, his duties being performed by a curate-:j-charge.About a fortnight ago it was suddenly discovered, somehow or other, that the vicar had died in Wales last September.Neither the Bishop, nor the patron (the Dean and Chapter of Bristol), nor the sequestrator had been informed of the vicar\u2019s decease, and tbe latter had continued to receive the emoluments, a dividend having been paid to the creditors as late as Midsummer.Will the next vicar, or will any one, have a good claim on the administration of the deceased vicar\u2019s estate for the amount which had been wrongfully received during the nine months which have elapsed since his death ?Hcllowafft Pills.\u2014This cooling Medicine has the happiest effect when the blood is overheated and a tendency to inflammatory ariion is set up in the system ; one Pill taken shortly before dinner d ies sway with the indigestion, fulness, and flatulency-indications of a weak stomacb, or disordered liver.A few Pills taken at bedtime act as alteratives and aperients ; they not only relieve the bowels, but regulate every org m connected with them, overcome all acrid humours, and encourage a free supply of a'l the secretions essential to our well being.Holloway's Pills thoroughly cleanse and pirfectly regulate the circulation, and beget a feeling of c'infurt in hot climates and high temjiorature, wh\u2019ch is most desirable for preservation of health.August 4,1883.\tLmbo-dAw Vital Questions S ! As\u2019t the most eminent physician Of any school, what is the best thing in the world for quieting and allaying a'l irritation of the nerves and curing all forms of nervous complaints, giving natural, childlike refreshing sleep always ?And they will toll yon unhesitatingly \u201cSome form of Hop* ! \u201d chapter I.Ask any or all of the most eminent physicians : \u201cWhat is the best and only remedy that can be relied on to cure all diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs ; such as Bright\u2019s disease, diabetes, retention or inability to retain urine, and all the diseases and ailments peculiar to Woien\u201d\u2014 \u201cAnd they will tell you explicitly and emphatically \u201cBuchti.\u201d Ask the same physicians \u201cWhat is the most reliable and surest cure foi all fiver diseases or dyspopeia ; constipation, indigestion, biliousness, malarial fever, ague, 4c.,\u201d and they will tell you : Mandrake ! or Dandelion !\u201d Hence, when these remedies are combined with others equally valuable And compounded into Hop Bitters, such a [Go::*!uded next week.] July 20.18H3.\tnovlfi-Lm-co- d4w HORSES SAVED.The lives of thousands of horses have been saved during the past year, and the credit is due to \u201cDarley\u2019s Condition Powders and Ara bian Heave Remedy.\u201d This preparation is being extensively used, and exacts from all the highest praise.Nothing of the kind has ever before been half as successful or riven such universal satisfaction ; it cannot be equalled.We can confidently recommend it, and would advise all who own horses to keep a supply of it on hand - it may be the means of saving your horse\u2019s life.Remember the name and see that tbe signature of Hard 4 Oo.is on each package.Northrop 4 Lyman, Toronto, Ont., Proprietor for Canada.Sold by all Medicine Dealers.August 4, 1883\tJm-dAw To all who are suffering from the errors and nt iacretious of youth, nervous weakness, early decty, loss of manhood.4c.1 will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.This great remedy was discovered by a mission ary in South America.Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.Joseph T.Inman, Station D, yew York City.October 11, 1882.m.wAfri Lm-dAw Why allow a cougn to lacerate your throat and lungs ?Why incur the imminent danger of consumptioi.when in an incredibly short space of time, and for an insignificant sum, you may cure yourself ?Thomas\u2019 Eclectrio Oil does the busiuess thoroughly.A single bottle often suffices to relieve the d^ficulty.This peerless remedy overcomes with equal certainty, swelling of tne neck, inflammation of the muscles and stiffness of the joints, lameness and crick in the back, tumors, piles, dysentery and a variety of other painful aud harrassing disorders.It may be taken inwardly with as much safety as it is applied outwardly.Colic, whether of man or beast, is cured by it in fifteen or twenty minutes.Sores, excoriations an.abrasions of the skin, are healed by it with gratifying rapidity All melicine dealers sell Prepared only by NORTHROP 4 LYMAN Toronto, Ont.October 17« 1882\teh3-Jm-dAw Gibbons, McNab & Mulkein, BARRISTERS, &.C., IjOJNTXDOU, - Oxxtcarlo- August 4, 1883.\tBmAFmao GKR^ISTID SUMMER EXCURSIONS -TO- Carleton, Baie des Chaleurs ! Every Friday during the Season.Tickets good from Friday until Tuesday, giving the Tourists three days to enjoy themselves at one of the most delightful sitots in the Province of Quebec, and making a FIVE DAYS TRIP over one of the most picturesque parts of the Dominion.t-ST Board at Carleton Cheap.For further information apply to J.R.MICHAUD, 8, Sous-le-Fort Street.July 28, 1883.\tAm PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.Large comfortable rooms can be had, iu the most desirable locality, with good Board.Tourists would do well by applying at 39, ST.GENEVIEVE STREET, Cape.July 17,1883._________Bm LORNE HOUSE, Lake St.Charles.Not the BLioHTEST Affinity exists between tbe numberless cough mixtures witn which tbe market is Hooded and that successful preparation\u2014Northrop A Lyman\u2019s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil ana Hypophosphites of Litffe and Soda.It stands alone, hstinrt, is like itself, and nothing else.It embodies the bast recuits of advanced pharmaceutical science.It accomplishes positive, decisive results, effectually relieving coughs (when the lungs ore not tuberculous or hopelessly affected), colds, laryngitis and diseases of a scrofulous origin.While it docs not cure Consumption, it is tbe most reliable means of defence against that dreadful scourge.The invigorating properties of the bypopbosphitos reimburse the system debilitated by tbe onstant wear and tear of a cough, while the paioxysms rapidly diminish in violence, iu onsequenco of the soothing emollient action of the cod liver oil upon the inflamed lung membrane The phosphorous, lime aud \u2022oda, in combination with it, are all natural coniponei.ts in the construction of the bodily edifice, vrhicb, in a state of decay, lacks a sufficiency of those elements.These the bypo-pbosphiU supply, increasing tue nutritive pzopertie of the blood, and building up and rehaoilitiding tbe tottering human structure with a ditgree of promptitude as astonishing as it is gratifying to the invalid.A perceptible gain in flesh as well as in strength is one of the consequences of using this standard preparation, which both time and experience have demonstrated to be folly worthy of tbj confidence reposed in it.Prepared by Northrop 4 Lr MAN, Toronto, and sold by all druggists.October 18 1882\t.ImdAw The dreat Female Remedy.-JOB M0SËS' PILL?.This invaluable medicine is unfailing m tha care of all tnose painful and dangerous disorders to which the Female constitution is subject.It nvigorates the debilitated and detioato ; and by regulating end strengthening tbe ystem, ortifies tbe yontbfnl constitution ter tbe duties of life, end when taken in middle or old Me, proves a real blessing, and on tbe approach of Child-birth these Pills should be usea for two or three weeks pre vious to confinement ; the benefits be aeriv ed are inorloulable; they fortify the constitution, lessen the suffering daring labor, prevent weakness of tbe organs, and enable tbe mother to perform bet duties with comfort to bererlf and child.In all cases of N-wvons and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue in slight exertion.Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterica anr* Whites, these pii»s will effect \u2022 core when all other means have failed and although a powerful remedy, do not i ontain ron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the eonstitc t on.Sold by all Medicine Dealers, Fad Jivoctioac In tins pamphlet around each packago.JOB MO«EB.HEW YORK, BOLE PROPRIETOR $1.00 and 6 coats for postage, enclosed to Northrop 4 Lvman, Toronto, Ont., general agents for the Dominion, will insure a bottle c ntaioing over 50 pills b return mail.Fehrnarv S.1889\tJm-dAw Various Causes\u2014 Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment, and hereditary predisposition \u2014all operate to turn the hair gray, and either of them inclines it to shed prematurely.Ayer\u2019s HAir Vigor will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may be desired.It softens and cleanses the scalp, giving it a healthy action.It removes and cures dandruff and humors.By its use falling hair is checked, and a new growth will be produced in all cases where the follicles are not destroyed or the glands decayed.Its effects are beautifully shown on brashy, weak, or sickly hair, on which a few applications will produce the gloss and freshness of youth.Harmless and sure in its results, it is incomparable as a dressing, and is especially valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone it imparts.Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor is colorless ; contains neither oil nor dye ; and will not soil or color white cambric ; yet it lasts long on the hair, and keeps it fresh and vigor-tus, imparting an agreeable perfume^ For sale by all druggists.August 1L, 1882.\t_ LmcbdAamw Sealtb is Wealth.O'M M C AVF f f~\\\t/ \\\\ f fck/en Db.E 0.West's Nerve and Brain Treatment, a guaranteed specific for Hvsteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by tbe use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting in Insanity and leading to misery, decay aud death, Premature Old Age, Barrennass, Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhoea caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence.Each box contains one month\u2019s treatment.One dollar a box, or six boxeslfor ve dollars ; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.We guarantee six boxes to cure any case.With each order receive a by us for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will sa^ the purchaser our written guarantee to etffnd the money if the treatment does not ffect a care.John C.West A Co., sole oprietors, Toronto, Ont.Sold in Quebec by J.J.Veldon, 122, St.Joseph Street, aadfE.GlEOUX AlBao 37 4 89.St.Peter Street.Augurt 9 1882\tLm-dAw rpHIS BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED JL Summer Resort, on Lake St.Charles, is now open for the reception of Visitors, Pio-Nic Parties and Fishermen, and the proprietor s prepared to make all comfortable.The scenery is unsurpassed.Boats and Skiffs always on hand, and a very pleasant sail to Lorette Aqueduct can be had on short notice.Patronised by His Excellency Lord Lome, and the leading families of Quebec.e du Canada, par une Religieuse de l\u2019Hôpital General de Queb:C.Palmei\u2019s European Pocket Guide, witli Telegraph Code for Travellers.With Maps, Dawson's Pocket Map of the Dominion of Canada.Guide t the City of Quebec and Environs.New Edition.Guide to the City of Montreal and ita Environs, Lo'vell\u2019s Gazetteer of British North America.For sale by August 2 1883.DAWSON A CO.1883-CDSTOMS TiRlFF -1883 JUST RECEIVED, CUSTOMS AND EX else Tariff, with List of Warehouse Ports in the Dominion, Tables shewing Customs Value of Foreign Currencies.Corrected to June, 1883.\u201425 cts.TO TOURISTS.QUIDES TO THE CITY OF QUEBEC.Plans of the City and Dominion.Picturesque Quebec, by J.M.Lemoine.Railway Time Tables.Charts of the Saguenay and various sections of the River St.Lawrence.Chenier's Qnehec Directory A FEW COPIES TO BE DISPOSED OF.This should be in the hands of every Business Man having Commercial relations with Quebec.Sea Side Reading.lin Square and Sea Side Library.DAWSON 4 CO.L ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRANK-nd Sea Sid \u2014ALSO\u2014 A quantity of English and American Magazines.£0* Back Numbers 5 cts.each.For sa'e by July 14,1883.XiA-TBST 3SÆTTSIC I \u201c A MUSEMENTS\u201d QUADRILLE, DEDI cated to Hon.F.Langelier, by Edouard Vincelette.\"Nos Patriotes\u2019\u2019 Song dedicated to the Victims of 1837-\u201938, words by L.H* Frechette, music by L.Planquette.Price 25 cts.BERNARD 4 ALLAIRE.RENOWNED PIANOS ! WT7\"NABE 4 CO CHICKERINGf \u2022 LV Stevenson 4 Co., Heintzman 4 Co., Newcombe 4 Co., G.M.Weber 4 Co.For sale only by BERNARD 4 ALLAIRE.UNRIVALLED ORGANS ! WTvOHERTY 4 CO., DOMINION .LJ Organ Co., D.Bells, Sons 4 Co., J.4 11.Kilgore.For sale at Quebec only by BERNARD 4 ALLAIRE.SEWING MACHINES ! THE NEW MACHINE \u201cHELPMATE of Williams', \"Family Singers,\u201d \u201cNew Williams\u2019,\" Domestic of \u201cNew York,\u201d \u201cOsborn,\u201d \u201cWilson Oscillating Shuttle,\u201d etc., etc.Sole A gents at Quebec BERNARD 4 ALLAIRE, uue 12.1883.\tsepl9-Lm Pianos&Organs.A VERY FINE STOCK OF S Q TX ^ IR IE -AND- ÜPBIGHT COTTAGE FIAIS -ARE ON VIEW AT- A.LAVIGNE\u2019S AÆTJSXC STORE 55,FABRIQUESTREET.N.B.\u2014A few Second-Hand Instruments, at Reduced Prices and Easy Terms of Payment, at the above address.Ma 15 1888.\t.pl26-Lm jam.-\t.P£P$iCAL PÏPTOHP [J\tor- CHAP0TEAÙT pp.risK-.n X Clinpotcanî\u2019s W.: Wlr.cgfiKvfiil ( f '' ires of nc f arniiuiai s:ne.1< is :.;:i-;v into ifio hi-.o i v.v- I-LliO slomcrii in ::y Chr.pc.t- nut'.* W»:**' highly roco-.-i:i \u2022! -hi' o \u2022 \u2022 .