Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 19 septembre 1883, mercredi 19 septembre 1883

[" COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING- GAZETTE.VOL.XXXVII QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ]!>.1883.e invited to attend some meetings at which Irish agitation will be discussed.Denver, QiL.Sept.18\u2014Oo-Friday, at the Creek, drunken cowboys attacked Dan Maeedon, He returned the fire, killed two cowboys and was himself killed in return.Deadwood, Dak., Sept.18\u2014During a quarrel over cards at Little Missouri, on Friday, between the mail carrier, J.P.Pruden, a stock tender named Jack Harris and some cowboys, both commenced firing, when Pruden\u2019s party shot two cowboys fatally.New York, Sept.18\u2014The reception of the Corean Ambassadors by the President at the 5th Avenue Hotel, to-day, was a brilliant affair.The hotel was thronged with guests, including ladies.It is said $1,000 worth of smuggled goods were found in the luggage of a San Francisco millionaire who arrived from Europe yesterday.The buildings Noe.537 and 539 Broadway were gutted by fire to-night.The losses are Helman k Helman, furnishing goods, $250,-000 ; Won.Knowlton & Sons, straw goods, $75,000 ; Sodecks k Bros., clothes, $100,000 ; A.M.Goldberg k Sons, $100 000 : D.L.Newberg k Sons, clothes, $150,000 ; Forsch, Enger k Co., bats, $50,000.The buildings were damaged to the extent of $100,000.Several firemen were overcome by the smoke and taken to the hospital.Detective Sergeant Reilly was prostrated.Patterson, N.J., Sept.18\u2014The Adams\u2019 silk and cotton mill was partially burned this evening ; loss, $45,000.San Francisco, Sept.18\u2014A Guaymas merchant says the condition of tilings there is terrible and heartrending.Telegrams from Guaymas convey but a faint idea of horrors daily taking place.Most of those who died belonging to the poorer classes, unable from scarcity of food to obtain proper nourish-meut.Many sufferers drank cold liquors inducing congestion of the brain.Pensacola, Sept.18\u2014Three new cases of yellow fever are reported at the Navy Yard to-day.Application was made to the authorities at Washington to-day for rations for the poor people in the vicinity of the naval reservation.Omaha, Neb., Sept.18\u2014Reports trom all parts of the State show the condition of the crops is far above the average ; the- yield of wheat and oats will be phenomenal.JREXICO.Guaymas, Sept.18\u2014There was heavy rain last night, clearing the atmosphere, bringing the thermometer to 84.The people look upon it as a great blessing, as it will prevent the spread of the fever.Eight deaths were reported to-day.Orders have been issued that no bodies be buried uutil pronounced dead by physicians.A number of Americans and other foreigners died but it is impossible to learn the names.At Hermozilla the fever is still raging.WEST Iv DIES.Havana, Sept.18\u2014The h^me Government has raised the direct taxes in Cuba 50 per cent.SvVTB AMERICA.Lima, Sept.18\u2014Three thousand Monte-neros collected near Lzzuchaca for the pur-of sacking the city, when a small body longing to tne pacific forces attacked and defeated them with the loss of 200 men.Special From St, Jrlm\u2019s, fifld.Sx.John\u2019s, Nfld., Sept.18\u2014A terrific forest fire is raging in the neighborhood of Hall's Bay.The people here are astounded that no new expedition starts at pnee for the relief of Greeley\u2019s party as they have certainly moved south-ward and are withont resources.The U.8.steamer \u201cPowhattan\u201d has been ordered to leave St.John\u2019s for New York with the Greeley relief party.Special from Moïïüton, I.B.Moncton, N.B., Sept.18\u2014A peculiar case is going on before Justice Hallett.The prisoner is Dr.J.F.Cony and the complainant is Thos.McSweeney.The charge is for assault and the way the assault ia said to have been committed is that the doctor gave a certificate to the effect that Mr.McSweeney was insane and that he should be removed to the asylum, which bo was, and was admitted there as a lunatic, remaining there for some time.Oa being released he took criminal proceedings against the doctor.Special from Halifax, Halifax, Sept.18 \u2014 The new Pictou driving park, said to be one of the finest in the Dominion, will be opened to-morrow with horse and foot-racing, the sport continuing on Thursday.The programme of events includes races for 2 50 and 2.38 class, and a free-for-all, besides a 100 yards and a half-mile foot race.David Umlah, of St.Margaret\u2019s Bay, charged with shooting Michael Maher, on the 4th lost,, was arraigned before the County Stipendiary Magistrate to-day.Several witnesses were called and the examination was then continued until Saturday.riage building.The brigade extinguished the-flames before any damage was done.To-mor-row will be the farmers' day and a fine programme has been arranged to celebrate it.Special irom Montreal.Montreal, Sept.18\u2014The Provincial Synod of the Cnurchof England was engaged to-day in considering vario:s subjects and a canon presented by Arch-Deacon Jones, for the formation of a society called the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of England in Canada.The canon of discipline for the laity was postponed until next Synod.The new Missionary Society\u2019s constitution was discussed clause by clause.On the invitation of the Prolocutor Lord Carnarvon addressed the Synod.He said it was a pleasure to him to be among friends in Canada and to seo the grand work the Church was doing on both sides of the border.His Lord-ship was warmly received by the assembly.A burglary was committed on the premises of Lee k Newport, last night, and although the safe was opened the thieves got little for their trouble.Another conference was held here to-day between the Grand Trunk authorities and the Finance Committee to arrange about the erection of a depot.The phr.' r.r t\u2019:e new building were submitted and the cost is estimated at $300,000.John Hammond, who was arrested this morning as a confidence swindler and the head of a gang which has been successfully operating here, has been committed till the arrival of victims from outside the city.A grand reception was given at the mansion of Mr.Geo.Stephen, this evening, in honor ot Lord Carnarvon.A very large number of citizens of both sexes were gueeks on the occasion.O'Meara, the absconding City Clerk, has cashed a check for $1,000 deposited by a contractor as security and has taken the money with him.This makes his defalcation over $2,000.Mgr.Fabre has received a letter from Rome to let the Victoria-Laval contest for supremacy remain in stalu quo until the arrival of a commissioner from the Holy See with powers to make an amicable settlment.Mr.Ansley, City Surveyor, remains in a comotose state and little hope of his recovery is entertained by the doctors.Mr.James Carter, Q.C., has entered two suits against the Montreal and Sirel Railway Co., to recover $10,900 and $9,500 for loans.The nomination for the County of Jaqcues\u2019 Cartier takes place tomorrow and great interest is felt here in the election, as many of the citizens are voters.The excitement seems to subside relative to tho unfortunate turn the affairs of the Exchange Bank have taken ; the reassuring evidence of the bank managers doubtless has assisted largely in this direction.The hank is paying specie for circulation in small amounte and many holders of the large amounts manage to get their money paid by sending people of unpretentious appearance in with tens and twenties to get them changed.One source of trouble expected is bn the part of the bank\u2019s customers, who have been receiving heavy discounts all along from the bank.These are now seeking to put their custom in the hands of other bankers.These in turn serntinize very closely the paper they are asked to discount, all the more critically since it comes to them from the bank in difficulties.The result to this class of customers, of course, must be annoying, if nothing worse in the end.Not mnch attention is paid ou the street to-day to the suspension of the bank.The effect so far upon the stock market has been small.The general opinion among brokers is that the immediate effects bad been discounted, and that farther effects will be felt later on, when in forcing payment of notes small failures or business trouble is caused.A considerable amount of notes dim to-day were promptly met by customer*.The Vice President sai^ *h*t\t*Ki» Kill- wuui i :u! he redeemed in 10 days, and the payment of depoeits would commence.There ia a general teeliug of relief on the part of other banks that the Exchange has succumbed, as it has not been doing, they allege, a legitimate banking busiuesa for some time past.Some small failures are expected as a result of the suspension, but nothing to effect trade and commerce toany appreciable extent.Alexander b orgues, farmer, has entered suit for $25,000 damages against Mr.Prefon-taine, Chambly, for false arrest.Mrs.Holden, a widow, has entered suit for $1,000 damages against Henry J.Brown, a clerk here, for breach of promise aud seduction.Antoine Proulx, shot yesterday by a companion, is in a critical state.Levi Abraham, Leopold Isaacs and Adolphe Silveratein, have entered an action for $25,000 damages against George Bury, for false arrest.The stock market was firm this morning and fractionally higher, but lost most of the advance in the evening.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.COMMENCING Monday, June 25tk, 1883 GOING WEST- 11.30 A.M.\u2014Mixed Train to Richmond, Mortroal, Sherbrooke, Island Pond, and all Local St ions.8.40 P.M.\u2014Night Express tor Sherbrooke, Island Pond, Gorham, Lewuton, Portland.Montreal, and points East, West, Sauth-Weat and North West GOING EAST.Leaving Montreal.10.15\tP.M Arriving at Point Levi.6.50\tA.M Mixed leaves Richmond.10.10\tA.M Arriving at Point Levi.2.50\tP.M Mixed leaves Richmond.12.46\tP.M Arriving at Point Levi.6.45\tP.M JOSEPH HICKSON General Manage.Mmtrsal, Juno 23, 1888, J une 30 1883.\tRailway\tQusmac \tTimb\tTimb EASTERS DIVISION.FBI ORLY FAST LIRE THE ORLY DIRECT LINK, ONLY THOROUGHLY FIRST-CLASS LIME o r t a.vat a.The Capital of the Dominion, An> Elegant and Luxurious Parlor Care on all Dsy Express Trains, and Pullman Sleeping Lars on Nivh Trains TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL.30 a.m.\u2014Morning Express with Parlor Car attached foi Caledonia Springs, Ottawa, Pembroke, Mattewe, and all interm diate Stations.A 40 p .m.\u2014Evening Express with Parlor Oar attached for Ottawa, Brockville, and all Mints West.Parlor Car to Ottawa, and Pullman Sleeping Oar to Brockville, Toronto, Detroit and Chicago.00 p.m \u2014Accommodation Train for S\tRose St.Jerome, St.Lin, and all the other fashionable suburban, summer resorts East of St.Jsaome, The time given above, leaving M .utred, in from Hochelaga Depot.Ten minutes later frem Mile Ena.For Tickets, Rates Seats in Parlor Cars and all information regarding passenger business apply at the Company\u2019s City Ticket Ofitoe, 103 St.James Street.-ROi GEO.W.HIBBARD Asst.Gen.Past.Aft.W.C.VAN HORNK\t^ It CHER BARER' Gen.Manager.\tGen.Supt Montreal, June 1, 1882.s Specif from Ottawa.Ottawa, Sept.18\u2014Rev.Dr.Tabaret, President of the Ottawa University, returned today from a trip to the North-West.He received quite a reception from the five hundred students of the institution.Geo.Schultz is at Caledonia Springs.He is still very ill.Mr.Bailliarge, Deputy Minister of Public Works, has returned to the city.The Public Works Department have received a petition from the town of Cornwall, asking for a grant of land for wharfage purposes.Mr.J.Snow, D.L.6., has returned from the North-West, where he surveyed twelve townsbipe for the Interior Department.Special from Toronto.TURKEY.\t__ Constantinople, Sept.18\u2014A box of dynamite was recently discovered within the precinct! of Yildizkioek, the residence of the Sultan.A Circassian has been exiled on suspicion.RERHANY.Gastein, Sept.18\u2014It is reported the wife of Prince Bismarck is alarmingly ill.SOUTH AFRICA.Durban, Sept.18\u2014The report that Government has called upon Cetewayo to surrender is unfounded.AUSTRALIA.Melbourne, Sept.18\u2014Kavanagh, Hanlon, Smith and other Irish informers in the Phte-nix Park raardtr trials, who arrived here but were not permitted to land, have been reshipped to Europe.AUSTRIA.Vienna, Sept.18\u2014The American Minister to China has joined with the English representative in urging China to come to an understanding with France.Mr.Gladstone\u2019s visit toCopenhagen has pro duced a deep impression here and may lead to a modification of certain points of the ?ustro-German alliance.UNITED STATES.Brooklyn, N.Y., Sept.18\u2014James Kemlo, a Methodist Minister of Newark, visited his mother here to-day, quarrelled, drove a but cher knif%into bis wife\u2019s throat, out his own throat ana jumped oat of a rourth story win dow.Kemlo is believed to be iosaue.\u2014Kendo died in 15 minutes.While lying on the side walk he attempted to tear open the wound in his throat.His wife is also dead.Toronto, Sept.18\u2014At Osgoode Hall to-day a judgment was reserved on the question as to whether or not juries can be had in actions to receive penalties under the Election Act.A motion was made to-day before Chief Justice Wilson to quash the conviction against a man named McDonald, of Hollowell Township, Prince Edward County, for having ¦old liquor without license contrary to the provisions of the Provincial Act, on the ground that the Canada Temperance Act is in force there and the provisions of the Provincial Aoi do not therefore apply.Judgment was reserved.The case of the coloured girl Dunn, of Windsor, who was refused admission to the public school there, came up at Osgoode Hall to-day, on motion on behalf of her father for mandamus to compel the Education Board to admit her.The grounds of refusal appear to have been not a question of colour but that there was no accommodation and that the girl was a registered pupil in another ubhc school and would require authority rom the inspector for her transfer.The motion was enlarged tor a week to enable the defendants to furnish evidence re accommodation.Exhibition Grounds\u2014This has been a bonanza day for the exhibition.The grounds were crowded so full that it was not without great difficulty one could move around.There must, have been over 50,000 people present.The weather was all that could be desired and the many visitors seemed to fully enjoy their holiday.The centre of attraction this afternoon was the horse ring, where the judging of horses and cattle took place.The display was magnificent and far superior to that of past years.The horse races were very good and proved very interesting.The Beckwith family gave their first performance to-day and will continue to perform in the water tank each afternoon at 2 and 5 o\u2019clock, till the close of the exhibition.The annual'meet-ing of The Mechanics\u2019 Institute Association was held in the association buildings and was largely attended.A meeting of the textile workers was also held here this afternoon and was attended by delegates from all parts of the Province.Scotch dancing in costume formed a prominent part of this afternoon\u2019s programme, aud the sound of the bagpipes wanned the hearts of the sous of Boouie Scotland who were present.This evening the grounds present a scene never before witnessed on the exhibition grounds.The electric lights are all working as successfully as could be desired.Prof.Hand made one of the grandest displays of fireworks ever wit-nesred in Toronto ; his descent in the chariot of Are was successfully performed.A few minutes excitement was caused by an alarm of fire ; it turned out some mischievous boy bad set flre|to]a urate of straw near the car- EVERAL MEDICAL GENTLEMEN FROM THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH ARMIES have joined M.Souvielle, of Paris, an ex-Aide Surgeon of the French Army, assisting him in his well-known Throat and Lung Institutes, where over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($25(fc000) capital are in vested and twenty-eight fronch and English Physicians and Surgeons are employed at the branches of the International Throat and Lung Institutes, where thousands of people are yearly successfully treated of the diseases of the air passages, viz : Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh.Catarrhal Deafness, Throat and Heart diseases, by the \u201cSpirometer, \u201c an instrument which conveys the elements of medicines in the form of cold applications direct to the seat of diseases, and invented by Dr.M.Souvielle, ex-Aide Surgeon French Army.Persons unable to visit the Surgeons or the Institutes can be treated by letter and instrumenta with full directions expressed to any address.Write to M.Souvielle, ex-Aide French Army, 13 Phillips Square, Montreal, or 173 Church street, Toronto.French and English specialists who are members of the Royal College of Surgeons .London, England, are in charge of the Institutes.Note the date.The Surgeons will remain at the Russell House, Quebec, for several days longer, where Physicians and sufferers can consult either of the Surgeons and try the instmments free\u2014most modern instruments for examination are yearly received at the Institutes.Aug4-Lm \tExpress\tMixed.Leave Sherbrooke for Beanoe\t\t Jet., Lavia and Quebec.\t8.15 am\t7 00 AM Arrive Beance Jet\t\t12.45 pm\t3.40 pm Leave Beauce Jet\t\t1 00 \u2022\u2022\t4.0U \u2018 Arrive Levis\t\t2.40 \"\t7.00 \u2018 \u201c Quebec Ferry\t Leave Quebec for Beauce Jet.,\t3 00' \u201c\t7.SO \u201c flherbrooke, and New England points\t Leave Ferry\t\t\t5.66 AM \t12.15 PM\t \u201c Levis\t\t12.50 \u201c\t5.30 \u201c Arrive Beauce Jet\t\t2.35 \u201c\t8.30 \u201c Leave Beauce Jet\t\t2.50 \u201c\t8.45 \u201c Arrive Sherbrooke\t\t7.10 \u201c\t4.45 PM Leave Levis for St.Joseph.\t.\t\t\t3.30 \u201c Arrive St.Joseph\t\t\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\t7.16 \u201c Leave St.Joseph for Levis.\t\t\t\t6.00 \u201c Arrive Levis\t\t\t\t10.00 \" THE Admiration OT THE 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Public Benefactress.M\u201d.S.A.Alusn has justly earned this title, and thousands are this day rejoicing over a fine head of hair produced by her unequaled preparation for restoring, invigorating, and beautifying the Hair.Her World\u2019s Hair Restorer quickly cleanses the scalp, removing Dandruff, aud arrests the fall; the hair, if gray, is changed to its natural color, ghingit the same vitality and luxurious quantity as in youth.COMPLIMENTARY.\u201cMy hair is now restored to its youthful color ; I have not a gray hair left.I am satisfied that the preparation is not a dye, but acts on the secretions.My hair ceases to fall, which is certainly an advantage to me, who was in danger of becoming bald.\u201d This is the testimony of all who use Mrs.S.A.Allen s World\u2019s Hair Restorer.\u201cOne Bottle did it.\u201d That is the expression of many who have had Iheir gray hair restored to its natural color, and their bald spot covered with hair, after using one bottle of Mrs.S.A.Allkn\u2019s World\u2019s Hair Rsstorrr.It is not a dye.| |March^28,21883\twadAsat-Fm-dAw ths Orb at Luhbki Uppbb Ottaw Country on R.vka.THk Iv 29 IBS\u2019* Lm QUEBEC CENTRIL RAILWAY SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS./COMMENCING MONDAY, \\j 1888.Trains will run as foil JULY 2nd, owa :\u2014 4V Trains run on Montreal tune.tfTFifteen minutes allowed for Refreshments at Beauce Junction.Drawing Room Car runs between Quebec, Sherbrooke and Newport, as follows :\u2014Leaves Quebec for Sherbrooke and Newport on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week.Leaves Newport and Sherbrooke for Quebec on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday cf each week.The Quebec Central Railway affords the only Rail communication with the celebrated Chaudière Gold Mine*, and connecting at Sher brooks with the Grand Trank and Passompsio Railways, forms the most direct route between Quebec, Boston, and all New England points.JAB.S.WOODWARD, .General Manager.General Ticket Offices.Opposite St.Louia Hotel, Quebec.June 29, 1888.Quebec & LakeSU ohn Railway ORHIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAINS I; ran doily (Sundays excepted) as follows LHAYE QUEBEC (Palaia Station).in nn Q m PASSENGER TRAIN AU.WV-.duIU* for St.Raymond, Monday and Wednesday, arriving .t.\tat 12, Noon.11ft n TV» EXCURSION TRAIN for \u2022 I\u201d\t8t.Raymond every Saturday 5on n m MAIL T \u2022Oil p.m* Raymond, at 7.45 p.m Intercolonial Railway.1883 Sanuner Arrangement.1883 AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 25th L/ J une, tho Trains of the Railway will ran daily,(Sundays excepted) as follows:- WIII Leave Point Levis.EXPRESS for Hall fax and St.John EXPRESS for Riv-iere-du-Loup and St.Flavie.1.15 P.M ACCOMMODATION?35 \u201c 8.00A.M 7.45A.M.¦ LOOP M 7.20 \u201c Trains Will Arrive at Point Levis.Railway 1 Timb.\t\tQfBBS Timb EX PRESS from Hali\t\t fax and St.John.\t8.35P.M.\t8.2CP.M EXPRESS from St.\t\t Flavie and Riviere-\t\t du-Loup\t\t2.10 \u201c\t1 55 \u2019* ACCOMMODATION\t5 15 A.M\t5.(Xi A M The Trains to Halifax and St JoUu ran through to their destination on San-day, while those from Halifax and St John remain in Oampt ellton.The Penman Car leading Point Levis on Tneviay, \"hursday and Saturday runs through to Halifax, and the one leaving on Monday, Wedresda) and Friday to St.John.D.POTTÏNOKR, Chief Snperlntondent.Kail way Office, Monoton, N B., \\ 21st June, 1883.\t) June 25,18P3.ISLAM) OF ORLEANS FËRBY STEAMER \u201cORLEANS\u201d CAPTAIN BOLDUC, ON AND AFTER THE 12th INSTANT will rail as follows, until further notice, weather and circumstances permitting :\u2014 From Island.\tFoom Qusbrc.5 30 A.M.\t6.30\tA.M.8.00 A.M.\t9.15\tAM.10.0) A.M.\t11.30\tA.M.1.80 P vt\t3.#'\tP.M.8.30 P.M.\t4.Î0P.M.6.15 P.M.\t6.1-S P.M.SUNDAYS.11.80 AM.\t1.30;p.M.2.30 P.M.\t3.80 P.M.4.30 P.M.\t5.3oP.M.6.30 P.M.ear Jailing at St.Joseph up and down.\"Va September 12, 1883.\tmy3-p ROYAL MAIL LINE -OF\u2014 Steamers to the -Saguenay, TADOUSAC, CACOUNA, RIVIERE DU LOUP and MURRAY BAY.e OMMFNCTNG ON THE 14th INSTANT the Steamer \u201cSaguenay,\u201d Capt.M.Le-cours, will leave the Ft.Andrew\u2019s Wharf on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 7.30 A.M., for Chicoutimi and Ha ! Ha ! Bay, calling at Baie St.Paul, Les Ebonlementi, Ile aux Coudras, Murray Bay, Cap a L\u2019Aigle (when practicable).Riviere du Loup, Tadousac and L\u2019Anse St.Jean.TICKETS for sale, and State Rooms secured, at the General Ticket Office, opposite the St.Louis Hotel, and at the Office of the St.Lawbkncs Steam Navigation Company, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.A.GABOURY, Secretary, September 12» 1883.USTOTIOIE.mHE STEAMER \" BIENVENU \u201d HAV-A ing been newly painted and refitted may be Leased for Parties or Pilgrimages, on reasonable terms.Can accommodate 500 to 600 persons.Apply at the Office of tho St.Lawrence Steam Navigation Co., St Andrew\u2019s Wharf.August 6, 1883.G.T.R.PERRY.On aud after the 5th July, the Ferr Steamer will XsES-A.'VE] arriving at 3.15 p.m.TRAIN for St.arriving there p.m.LEAVE ST.RAYMOND.«OH a T*1 MAIL TRAIN for Quebec, \u2022Ml/ t*' HI.arriving thoro at 8.50 a.m.A AH n m PASSENGER TRAIN for O.4*!/ p.Ul.Quebec, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, arriving at 8.40 p.m.Stopping at Little River Ancienne Lorette, St.Ambroise, Valcartier.St.Gabriel, St.Catherines, Lake St.Joseph, Lake Sergent and Bourg Louis, SW Trains ran by Montreal Time Traîne connect at St.Ambroise with Stages for Indian Lorette, at Valcartier Station with Stages for Valcartier Village, and at St.Gabriel with the new road for the River aux Pins settlements.Single Fare return Tickets on Saturday*.Freight received after 4.80 P.M.not forwarded until next day.LEVE * ALDEN, J.G.SCOTT, Ticket Agents.Seo.k Manager, July 23, 1883.Commercial Chambers SCHOOL BOOKS.QOHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS Datin »nd Greek Clastic*, French and Jennan\toularies, Grammar» and QUEBEC.A.M.I 6.45 Express to Hali fax.ILOO Mixed to Richmond.12.80 Mail to River dn Loup.P.M.6 30 Market Train to River du Lonp.7.80 Mail to the West.On Saturdays Only : 12.80 English Mail to Rimonski.LEYI8 STATION.A.M.5.15\tMarket Train from River dn Loup.7,80 Mail from West.P.M.2.00 Mixed from RiverdnLonp.8.00 Mix e d fr om Rich-urnd.6.45 Mixed from Richmond.8.15\tExpress f r o or-Halifax.Readers, innaries, oc F or \u201e\u2022 i *rv>teinbet 8, i883.English and French Die Stationery and requisites DAWSON k CO.MARSALA WINES iNGHAMS MARSALA WINES MAIN-tain their unrivalled and world-famed reputation for extreme parity and delicacy, and are recommended by the Faculty.Ask for Ingham\u2019s Virgin Marsala.For sale by) .AT WATTERS.August 11,21888.tÊT Intermedia! July 5, 1883 Tripe for Freight.STATIONERY.ITELLITM âVT FOREIGN NOTE PAPERS .and Envelw/.» ; Fancy Stationery and Papetan j cstands m great variety Pocket Panel » ; Stylographic Pens ; Faber's Nickel Plated Pen and P«ncil holders ; Best American Rubber Elastic Bands ; Inks of all Colors and Makers Red Ink Pens, Quill Nibs, Ac., 4c., Ac.For sale by DAWSON A CO.September 8, 1888.ALLAN LINE.Under contract'wi cfc the Go vernments of Canada and Newfoundland for the conveyance o the CANADIAN and CRITEL states mails 1883 Sommer Arrangements.1883 rpHIS COMPANY\u2019^ LINES ARE COM A posed of the following Double-engined, Clyde-built Iron Steamships.They are built in water-tight compartments, are unsurpassed for strength speed and comfort, are fitted up with all the modern iixprovemects that practical experience can suggest, and have made tne fattest time cn \u2022¦ccord T nnaçe.Commanders.NUMIDIAN.6100 fBulidinr.] PARISIAN.5400 Capt James Wylie SARDINIAN.4650 Capt J E Dutton.POLYNESIAN.4100 GaptR Brawn.3ARMATIAN.3600 Capt J Graham.CIRCASSIAN.4000 Lt Smith, R N R.PERUVIAN.3-100\tCapt ,T P\u2019tcbie.NOVA SCOTIAN.3800 Capt Ricn&rdnon HIBERNIAN.3410 Capt Hugh Wylie.CASPIAN.f'zOO\tLtThomson, RNR.AUSTRIAN.2700 Lt R Barrett,RNU.N'ESTORIAN.2700 Capt D J James.PRUSSIAN.8006\tCapt A McDongail.SCANDINAVIAN.VCO Opt John Parks.SIBERIAN.4600\t[Building], HANOVERIÀN.4000 Capt J G Stephen BUENOS A YREAN.380C C~,t J Soott.COREAN.4000\tCaptRPMoora GRECIAN.3600\tCapt CELeGallaia.MAN!.)OBAN,.,.150 Oapt Macnicol.CAN A .IAN.2600 Cant O ,T Menziea PH CUN CLAN.2800 Capt J'+n Brown.WALDENSIAN.\t2600\tCapt W DalzieU.LUCERNE.9200 Cap John Kerr.NEWFOUNDLAND!500 Capt Mylias.ACADIAN.1850 Capt F McGrath The shortest sea route between America aud Europe, being only live days between land to land.THE STEAMERS OF THE Liverpool, Londonderry and uebec Mail Service.Baling from LIVERPOOL ev0:y THURSDAY, and from Quebec every sATUEDAY, calling at Lough Foyle t< reoeve and ana Mails and Passengers U- ami fron ire aid and Scotland, are intended to be declutched FROM QUtBEr , PERUVIAN.Saturday,\tAug.\t25 SAKMA11AN.Saturday,\tSept.\t1 PARISIAN.Saturday, Sept.\t8 SARDINIAN.Saturday, Sept.\t15 CIRCASSIAN.at.uc.sy Sept.\t22 POLYNESIAN.Satu\u2019dsy.\tSept.\t28 PERUVIAN.Saturosy, Oct.6 PARISIAN.Saturday, Oct.13 RATES OF PASSAGE FROM QUEBEC : Cabin.$70\tand\t$80 (according to aooommodati x.) Intermediate.$40 Steerave.$25 THE STEAMERS OF TnX.GIÀSG0W AND UOEBEC SERVICE Are intended to sail from Quebec for Glasgow as follows :\u2014 PHŒNICIAN.About Aug.26 COREAN.About Aug.26 GRECIAN.'.About Sept.2 BUENOS AYREAN.About Sept\u2019 9 MANITOBAN.LUCERNE.COREAN.GRECIAN.BUENOS AYREAN.NEW NOVELS.^^LTIORA PETO, by Lawrence Oliphant By the Gate of the Sea, by Daniel Christie Murray.Thicker than Water, by Jam68 Payn.Weekly Papers and Monthly Magazines, ALSO FOB SALI, PICTURESQUE IRELAND in 27 Parts, beautifully Illustrated.Edited by John Savage, LL.O HOGARTH\u2019S WORKS, 35 Parts.150 En graving».A TYPE WRITER,\u2014almost new\u2014for tale cheap.\tDAWSON A CO, {^September 8, 1883, DOMINION LINE OF STEAMSHIPS .Abi.u* Sept.16 .Ab t.80 .About 0«t.7 .Ab«>nt ct.14 Wtoi THE STEAMERP 0> THE Tot-uoolf QuOOIH'liUVtJL U*.llUllllOt Halifax & BaltiiucrB 3Paiî ^rvice Are intended to be despatched a» fallows : FROM HALIFAX.HIBERNIAN.Aug.\t27 CASPIAN.Sept.\t10 NOVA SCOTIAN.Sept.\t24 HIBERNIAN.w.Oct.\t8 Rates of Passage between Halifax and St.John\u2019s : Cabin.$20.00 j Intermediate.$15.00 Steerage.$6.00 each SUT Berth ¦ not secured until paid for.An experienced Surgeon carried on vessel.Through Bills of Lading granted in Liverpool and at Continental Porta to all Points in Canada and the Western States.' A Tender with Mails and Passengers for Liverpool Mail Steamers will leave the Napoleon Wharf every Saturday morning, at nine o\u2019clock precisely.For m-tber particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE A CO., Agents.August 22,1883.Running in connection with tha| Brand Irani Hallway of Canada.Tons.ONTARIO.3,157 MISSISSIPPI.2,680 TEUTONIA .-.2,700 ST.LOUIS.2,COO DOMINION.3,17*5 TEXAS.2,700 OREGON.Tone.2,710 -1EO.ROOK LYN.;; 3,0(0 MONTREAL.2 234 TORONTO.8.2*4 SARNIA.S,b: 0 VANCOUVER (building).5,706 SAILING FRCM QtnrBXCf \\ \u2022Sabnia.Satuiday, 8tii Sept Momtual.Saturday, 15th Vi t On ta mo.Saturday,\t22nd\tSept .Saturday,\t2*li\tBey t Dominion.Saturday,* 6th O.t Tobokto.Sature ay, 18th 0« t \u2022These Steamers do not carry cattle nor abcey, Rates of Paesage\t< Cabin, Quebec to Liverpool, $50 and fCrt.Return.$90 and $108, Rate» pef ?teamers \u201cSarnia\u201d and \u201cOregoi.\u2019* to Liverpool \u2022 Cabin, $65 and 380 ; Betorr.$117 to $144 ; Intermediate, $40 ; Steerage, $2*.Prepaid Steerage Tickete L»«,aed at the La* t Rale*.\t« Thi ough Tickets can be had at alltheprin* ci pal Grand Truuk Railway Ticket Offices ia Canada, and Through Bills of\toq granted to and from all parts of Canada.For Freight or Passage apply, in London, to Bo wring, Jamioeon A Co., 17 East India Avenue ; ir Liverpool, to Fbnn, Main A Umt-gomery, 24 James Street ; at all Grand Trank Railway Offices ; or to DAVID TORRANCE & CO,, Exchange Court, Montreal, WM.M.MACPHERSON, 76, Dalboottk SmntT, .«\t.\tQneVec.A Steam Tender with Passengers for the S.S.\u201cOntario\u201d will leave the Richelieu Coy's Wharf at 9.30 A.M.Saturday.September 18, 1883.CUN AK D LINE.NOTICE.LAN E'ROTJ TIL T'TTTn ruimrd Stcmuship Company Limit eo» Between new york and liver POOL calling at CORK HARBOR* From Pier 40 N.B., flew York Pavonia.Wednesday, 19th S«pf; Servis.Wednesday, 2Utb Sept Seythir.Wednesday, 8td .Uct Gallia.Wednesday, 10th\tOet Bothnia.Wednesday, 17ih\tOet Pavouia.Wednesday,\tî 4tb Oct «ervia.Wednesday, 81st ( 'cfc Scythia.Wednesday, Tst\tNov Steamers marv eu (*) do not carry steerage.And every following Wednesday from New York RATES OF PASSAGE, .-$60, $80 and $100 according to aoormmodaiion.J°y.!?*** Steerage tie***\" parts cf Europe at lowest rates.Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other poets on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports.For freight and passage apply at the Orm-pany\u2019s Office, No.4 Bowling Green.VERNON H.BROWN k Co., Agents, September 15, 1888.TSHl Quebec Steamship Company, THE S.S.\u201cMIRAMICHV CAPTAIN A.Baquet, is intended to leavo oc TUESDAY, 25^1 Septemler, at TWO o\u2019clock P.&Lv for Pictou, calling at Father Point, Metis, Gaape, Perce, Snmmernde and Charlottetown.Has excellent accommodation for ] For Freight or Passage, apply to ARTHUR AHERN, LEVE A ALDEN,\tSecretary, Passenger Agents, Atkinson\u2019s Wharf Opposite St.Louis Hotel.F September 13, 1888.Cant.Roy.every Fridays, at 6 o'clock v oortÆF-AJsr-z.ROYAL MAIL LINE BETWEEN QUEBEC MONTREAl AND TORONTO/L r I THIS MAGNIFICENT LINE, COMPOS JL ed of the following first-class Side Wheal Steamers, vu.OUEBEO AND MONTREAL.QUEBEC.Iron, Capt.Nelson, will leave Napoleon Wharf every Tuesdays, Thursdays 1 Saturdays at 6 o\u2019olocl MONTREAL, Iron, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 P.M., calUng at Intermediate Ports, and arriving early in the morning.BETWEEN XkXoxx'tx\u2019oenI «As Tor*oxxto.OORSiCAN.' CORINTHIAN.PASSPORT, -nd ALGERIAN.One of which will leave every day except Sunday, the Oahal Babin at 9 o\u2019clock, and Laohinb on the arrival of the Train leaving Bonavkntübk Station at Noon, for T O I* O IKT T o And Intermediate Ports, making direct eon-ion at PRE800TT AND BROCKVILLE With the Railways for Ottawa City, Kempt villi, PxsfH, Abnpbiob, Ao.; at T O IR O IST T o With the Railways for Oollikowood Saolt Sts.Maui, Duluth, Dctboit, Chicago, Mil-wauxu, Grkn Bay, St.Paul and Fobt Gabby, and with the Steamer for Niagara Falls, Bupyalo, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, Ac.TICKET OFFICE, where State Rooms can be secured, atR.M.STOCKING, opposite S' Louis Hotel, and at Office, Napoleon Wharf.A.DESFORGKS, Agent.-\"May 16.1RK3\tmy8 DAMPFSGHIFF RHEDEREI MISA L (IIansa &te»insl»ip Company) HAMBURG.The Cook\u2019s Friend.THK HIGH REPITITIOB and extensive sale of the old, time-tried and well proved COOK\u2019S FRIEND BAKING POWDER have moved unscrupulous parties to imitate the packager in which it is sola, and even to apjr» pnaie a part of its name as means of foisting cn consumers a powder containing (for cheapaosr) Alum in large quantity.PBESER E YOUR HEALTH by purebasing only the Genuine COOK\u2019S FRIEND, which is weU known to contain NO Alum nor any other noxions drag.See that the foil name, in arge letters, is printed across the directions for use For Sale by Respectable Clrocers Everywhere.W.D.MoLARKn, 651 College Street, Montreal.Jane 20, 188 THE S.S.\"BAUMWALL\u201d WILL SAIL from Quebec, for St.Thomas and Bar badoes, W.I., and Pernambuco.Bahia and Rio do Janeiro, Brasil, on or abont 26th instant.The S.S.\u201cGrassbrook\u201d will sail from Haw burg, for Quebec and Montreal, on the October, calling at Antwerp and Havre.For freight or other information apply to F Larisz and Augt.Boltru, Hamburg ; Grisar Marsily, Antwerp ; Hartog A Co., Havre an Paris ; or to WM.DARLEY BENTLEY.Montreal, WM.M.MACPHERSON, Acbnt, 75, Dalhoume Street, Quebec, September 11, 1883.\tL tt.t!:;1 A boon to min All lb*»* Vho k place.man.THE MONTREALERS TO SIR HECTOR.FE Sir Hector Lanoevin is rapidly becoming a very popular Minister.He has long enjoyed the reputation of being the hardest-worked and best administrative officer in the Cabinet.Just now ho i& adding another laurel to his brow.His influence is making itself felt in every quarter of the Dominion, and wherever he goes he creates a good impression.In token of this he is to be dined on a very liberal scale next month in the city of Montreal.The banquet will be given by the honorable gentleman\u2019s friends and supporters on the 18th October, in the large dining hall of the Windsor.In speaking of this dinner and the arrangements being made for it, the GaMtU pays this well-merited compliment to the Minister of Public Works -.\u2014\u201cEarnest and painstaking as the head of a department, prompt and diligent in the transaction of business, possessing the somewhat rare faculty of being able to say yes or no with equal facility, and as the circumstances require him to say, he has steadily risen in the public confidence, living down prejudices and calumnies, against which he had to struggle, until today he stands in the very front rank of Canadian statesmen.In the management of hi» department, he has succeeded in establishing for himself a high reputation ; and in hi» dealing with the great question in which the trade, not of Montreal alone, but of the Dominion, is so greatly interested, the deepening of the channel of the St.Lawrence, he has well earned the good will and formal recognition of the commercial metropolis.We have no doubt that the proposed demonstration will be one of the most successful ever given in Canada.\u201d Our contemporary is too clever by half iu its way of putting things.One would think after reading the above that Sir Hector was an enthusiastic supporter of the purely local scheme which the Montrealers have on hand, that of deepening the channel of the St.Lawrence, at the expense of the Dominion.When the time comes, the ticuttte will find that Sir Hector possessor \u201cthe somewhat rare faculty of being able to say yes or no with equal facility.\u2019\u2019 With the last paragraph in our contemporary's leader, however, we cordially agree.Sir bUcroR well deserves parish in which the reunion took place, Nothing could have been more cordial and hearty than the expressions of esteem, and gratitude which the revd.gentleman gave on the part of himself and his parishioners.He reviewed the facts, which show the generous dealings of his lordship and the Marchioness with tho people, amongst whom they have spent many years : the stimulus given to education, and their liberal attention to the comfort and health of the tenants as regards their dwellings.Not only are they provided with good houses, but they are encouraged in habits of thrift and neatness by prizes for the best kept cottages and gardens and for the cultivation of vegetables.The district has been free fçom the crimes which disgraced other localities, and the people are peaceable and law-abiding.Much of this happy contrast to some other districts is, no doubt, due to the influence of the revd.gentleman himself.He has discharged the duties of his sacred office in a becoming manner, and as a minister of peace and order, not as a violent agitator and fomenter of evil passions, which, unfortunately, other revd.gentlemen have been.The Marquis and Marchioqess will carry away with them the good wishes of those who know them best ; and parting under such circumstances is deprived of the bitter sting of sorrow.LORD LANSDOWNE AND HI9 TENANTS.The annual school feast and distribution of the prizes given to the Derreen tenants by the Marquis of Lansdowne for the best cottages and gardens has just takeu place at Lauragh school, close to his lordship\u2019s summer residence, Derreen, which is situated iu the heart of hia Kerry estates near Kenmare.There were about three hundred children present.For these a substantial tea was provided, each child also receiving from Lady Lansdowne a suitable gift.Her ladyship also expressed to Mr.McCarthy, National teacher, of Lauragh, and to Miss O\u2019Sullivan and her sister teachers of the female department, her appreciation of their attention and success in the advancement of the boys and girls under their charge, and of the creditable appearance of the children.The weather being remarkably fine, the children wereafter-wards entertained by a variety of sports and races, the Marquis's children entering heartily into the efforts made for the entertainment of the rising generation.The most interesting part of the proceedings, however, was that which followed\u2014namely, the distribution of prizes for the best kept cottages and gardens.His lordship addressed the prize-winners in graceful terms, complimented them on tho condition in which their farms and offices had been found, when inspected, and upon their success in growing the different vegetables, specimens of which were exhibited outside the schoolhouse, Iu conclusion, he assured them that though he and Lady Lausdowne would be for a lime in Canada, the tenants amongst whom he had spent so many happy summers would not be absent from their recollection, and that he should look forward to his return to Derreeu when his term of office should have expired.His Lordship\u2019s remarks were received with hearty applause by his tenants.The parish priest of Tuosiat, the Rev.Father Barrett, at the conclusion of the proceedings spoke as follows :\u2014I have to thank Lord and Lady Lansdowne on my own behalf, and on behalf of those present, for the interest they take in the well-being of the tenants.They are doing all th^t is possible to advance the condition of the people by the HtvlH encouragement of education, by supplying them with better house accommodation, and by promoting the improvement of their farms.You are all of you aware of what'bord Lans- downe has done in the way of supporting new schools for the building and instruction of yonr children in the neighborhood.With regard to Lauragh School, the school feast and prizes which Lady Lansdowne annually distributes have been a great means of bringing the children to attend regularly.After speaking of the great value of elementary education, Father Barrett continued\u2014Lord Lansdowne has not only built and repaired your houses, but offers prizes to induce you to keep them in a neat and orderly condition, and to cultivate your gardens to the best advantage.The tine specimens and varieties of vegetables exhibited on the tables show what can be done by industry and application.They should teach a lessou to the whole parish.Id promoting these exhibitions, Lord Lansdowne seeks no other reward but your advancement and benefit, in which he takes a deep interest.I don\u2019t know any landlord in Ireland that is doing so much for his tenantry, I am happy to be able to bear testimony to the peaceable and orderly conduct of the people of Tuosist.We are uot only free from those outrages and gross crimes which have disgraced the country, and which every rightminded man must deplore, but I am able to say that nothing has occurred since Lord Lansdowne was last among us to give his lordship or Lady Lansdowne any annoyance.This (Father Barrett continued) is owing to the kindly relations that exist between you and your tenantry, and to the confidence you and Lady Lansdowne have reposed in them.You came and lived among us iu the most troubled times without guard or protection, and when it was not considered safe to live in Ireland.You shared in that notion, but considered yourself as safe as you would be in Bowood.Such confidence you placed in the people of Tuosist, and you were not mistaken.We all know that her Majesty has been pleased to appoint the Marquis to the important office of Governor-General of Canada.Though we regret his absence and the loss of his annual visits among us for a few years, still we rejoice that her Majesty has been pleased to appoint him to govern a most important part of the British dominions, which he will do with justice, prudence, and kindness ; and after he has discharged the onerous duties of this important office, with honour to himself and profit to the country\u2014 after his labours shall have been rewarded with success and gratefully acknowledge by the State, we hope to see him back again in Derreen in good strength and health, no way impaired by tho frosts and gnows of Capada.We wish Lord and Lady Lansdowne and family a prosperous and safe voyage, and God speed in their new sphere of life, which > is the prayer of every person in Tuosist, from the youngest -o tho oldest.His Lordship, who seemed much moved by the hearty and affectionate expressions made use of by Father Barrett, dwelt in his reply upon the pleasure with which he heard language so friendly towards himself made use of by one who spoke with all the authority belonging to the priest of the extensive and populous parish in which ho lived.He and Lady Lansdowne keenly regretted their approaching separation from their neighbours at Derreen.It was a consolation for them to reflect that that separation was not a final one, but that théy might reasonably expect in the course of time to fipd themselves once more restored to their Irish home.He looked back with pleasure to the yea*-» ho had spent among them.During all that time he conld gay with strict correctness that he had never received an unoourteope word from any of them, and that he and Lady Lausdowne had never failed to find a friendly welcome even in the humblest cottages.He gladly confirmed what Father Barrett had said as to the conduct of the people ; it had throughout these trying times been admirable ; the law had been respected, and the people .were entirely free from the reproach which had brought disgrace upon many parts of the country.He hoped that they would maim tain the excellent reputation which they had deservedly earned, and they would always be loyal and orderly subjects of the Queen, that they would continue to take a pride in the \u2018\t\u2018\t* of their build- NEW GOODS! WE OPEN THI3 WEEK OUR FIK8T shipment of FANCY GOODS I and particularly mention Ladies\u2019 Jackets, Mantles and Ulsters in the Latest Shapes, also several Novelties in Fancy Cloakings, Polisse and Ulster Cloths.Hilks, Satins, Velvets, and a variety of other Seasonable Goods, GLOVER, FRY & CO.Scotch Lamb's Wool Hosiery -AND- UNDERCLOTHING*.OUR FALL STOCK IN THE ABOVE has arrived, foi Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, fully assorted, and of the very beat qualities.\"W\"OOHLi IT-A-IRlSrS I WHEELING.FINGERING AND Merino, from the best makers, in Black, White, and a variety Mixed Colorings.of Plain, Fancy and FUNNELS BLANKETS.A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED Stock just opened.Su|>erior qualities in English aud Canadian, prices of which aro lower this season, and will be found very satisfactory by purchasers.GLOVER, FRY&Co.August 2-*, 1883.High-Class Knitting Wools AUTUMN 11883: IMPORTATION.WE ARE NOW SHOWING ONE OF the largest Stocks we have ever had in cultivation and improvement ings, that they would be peaceful and neighbourly in their relations with each other, and that they would think kindly of him, as he would of them, during his absence\u2014Dublin Daily Express.\u201c MOTHER SWANS WORM SYRUP.\u2019 Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic ; for foverishu as, rertlossneM, wormi '\"onstipation.25c.A young gentleman from California arrived Yc m\t\" in New York one day last week.He soon expressed his wish to visit two places\u2014a kid glove store and Delmonioo\u2019s.At the kid glove store he d^dmed to take gloves of his size, No.9, because they were ready made, and he insisted on being measured for a pair to be made.At Delmonioo\u2019s, where he wanted a fine dinner, he fingered the French bill of fare for a while and finally said, \u201cO pshaw ! gim\u2019me some ham and eggs.\u201d A Voice from the Press.I take this opportunity to bear testimeny to a.- -ig- «itr\u2014.vj;\u2014 \u2014\u2022\ti.*j>ccaiug to nna them nauseous and bittsr aud composed of bad whiskey, we were agreeably surprised at their mild taste, just like a cup of taa.A Mrs.Cress well and a Mrs Connor, friends, have likewise tried, and pronounce them the best medicine they have ever taken for building up strength and toning up the system.I was troubled with costiveness, headache and want of appetite.My ailments are now all gene.I have a yearly contract with a doctor to look after the health of myself and family, but I need him not now.S.GILLIL&ND, July 25,1878.People's Advocate, Pittsb\u2019g, Pa.FANS! FANS 11 Yarns aud Fingerings.The goods are from the very best Enelish and Scotch Manufacturers, and having sold them for the last 33 years is sufficient guarantee for the quality.The fol lowing Varieties we keep :\u2014 PATON\u2019S famed SCOTCH YARNS in all the New Shades and Colorings, chiefly used for Stout Hosiery.BALDWIN\u2019S celebrated FINGERINGS in the new Heather mixtures.4-Ply for Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Hose.5-Ply for Men\u2019s Sox, 4 Ply SCOTCH FINGERINGS ; a very soft and durable Wool.BERLIN FINGERINGS.This is the finest Fingering made, »nd is very superior for Clouds, Mufflers, etc.SAXONY FINGERINGS.A fine and soft Wool for Fancy Articles.It is made of special strength and elasticity, and wat ranted to wear.SUPER SHETLAND 4 MERINO WOOLS for Children\u2019s wear.\u201cAll the above offered at Low Prices.\" SIMONS & FOULDS, Fabrique Street.September 3,1833.FALL, 1883.i N ADDITION TO INDUCEMENTS oficred in another column, I beg to announce that I am now receiving a large assortment of Tailor to Hit Excellency the Qovemor-Oencral.ID.Place d\u2019Arnies, Fating Pufferin Terrace IsriEW oooTDS.T AM NOW OPENING A LARGE AS-1 sort men t of Beavers and Meltons of the most fashionable colors ; Pilots, Naps, Suiting and Trowserings of all desiripLons.Also, Cloths suitable for Ladies\u2019 Coats and .Tarknts, made in the Latest Style.£7* An Assortment of Gentlemen\u2019* Furnish ing Goods always on hand.D.MORGAN.Place d\u2019Armes.September 14.1883.\tlohlZ'M-L.o.REDUCED PRICES \u2014IN \u2014 FELT HATS, Waterproof Coats, -AND \u2014 Silk Umbrellas ! JAMES C.PATERSON, 27f BUÂDË STREET.September 4, 1883.C.BRAMER & Co.\u2019s TTOK, R A T,~Th| Estate of the Late_____ METHOT, Cap St.Ignace, CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING LOTS : Lot 1\u2014Large Dwelling-House, 6 Cottages, Large Barn, Shop, Forge, Lime Kiln, Large Piling Ground Wharves, &c.2.\t\u2014Large Steam Mill with Dwelling, Shops, Forge, Barns, Large Piling Grounds.3.\t\u2014About 180 Miles of Government-Limits.4 - | 2 Schooners, | in «ooA condition' 5.\t\u2014Book-Debts for about $40,000.6.\t\u2014Water Mill and Fief St.Claire, also Lands in the 4th Concession and in the Seigniory Vinoelet.7.\t\u2014Rolling Stock, consisting of Horses, Carts, Wood Sleighs, Harnesses, Trucks for Saw Mills Forge Utensils, &c., &c.E.BEAUDET, of Beaudet & Chinic, ) FRANK ROSS, of John Ross & Co., > Trustees.P.LAFRANCE, Cashier Banque Nationale, ) For further particulars, apply to CELEBRATED IDOI II AD The puints of them OlrsC/ULAri PENTa %re BOrounded off a a to make pluttering and POIMTPPl catching in the paper impossible, and at the same time they will DCTMO make fine or heavy strokes at iho ^\t^ - \u2022 will of the writer, a result hither to deemed mpossible to obtain.The peculia feel in writing is very much the same as is noticed only in Gold Fona of the more expensive description.-FOR SÀLE BY- W.STANLEY, 82, St.Peter Street, June 11, 1883.28-Lm John Darlington & Son Have opened out a - Cam of iraiSH FIRZEIZIES, SADE EXPRE33LT FOR THEM, Xzx TT'etx\u2019lou.ai Ooloxxx*».-ALSO- WHITE KID GLOVES, from the London Glove Company, fifty cents per pair, and Two Buttons seventy-five oenta per pair.John Darlington & Son, JST ŒD \"W Fall and Winter Goods, co3vtipn.xsiJNrGr * Dress Goods, Trimmings, Velvets, Velveteens, Mantle and Ulster Cloths, Mantle Ornaments and Fringes.IVrilllxxoi-y G-oodts ! Tweeds, Coatings, Trouserings, Furnishings.BUI ^USTKIIETS, And other Household Goods.All Marked at a Very Small Profit ! The Dressmaking Department is still under the management of Miss Moors.A.W.LEITCH, 4, FABRIQUE STREET.September 4, 1383.\tjnl2-Lm ll' Saoc.Late TSOS.ANDREWS, No.UT.JOBS STREET.THE LATEST STYLE IN FULL DRESS, Pinner and Evening Fans, in White Satin, Plain, Painted and Embroidered, from 11.00 to 812.Black Satin, Plain and Painted, from 50cts.to $7.00.And a large variety in Colored Fans, at very low prices.-AT- G.SEIFERT\u2019S EUROPEAN BAZAAR, 12, Fabrique Street, 12.September 18, 1883.SJ.SHAW&Co., Saint John Street, Upper Town, and Notre Dame Street, Lower Town, OFFER AT LOWEST PRICES G-TJJSTS.IRI-FLIES Gunpowder, Fire Arms, \u20ac*30.\t«*90.of every description for SPORTSMEN.FURS! FURS! i Tourists are invited to inspect our Stock containing all that is New and Flies ! Flies I Flies ! and Examine our Splendid Assortment of Trout \u2014- -\t-\u2014 - rntt-m-g.Flies, Hindi we have just received.Our Salmon Flies are made by Forrest à Son, of Kelso.We have also the Largest Assortment of Salmon and Trout Rods, from the best makers.Our Assortment of Baits and Phantom Minnows, Spoons, Gafls, Landing Nets, Marana Gut, Hooks, Casting Lines, etc., CANT BE BEATEN I We have, without exception, the most complete stock of Fishing Tackle etc., to be had in the.\u2019-ity.And a General Assortment of House-Furnishing and Cabinet Hardware.-AT- ANDREWS BROS.Succ.late Thos.Andrews, No.1 St John Street.Jul 12, 1883 JSTE^r Scotch Knitting Yarns AND Elegant in Ladles\u2019 Sealskin and Fur Llnea Sacques and Dolmans.FINGERING WOOLS.ss-FUR TRIMMINGS A SPECIALITY Muffs, Gaps, Gloves, &o., the Ohoioest Skins.in all Sl«lgh Hobos, Door's Hoads and Antlers, Indian Work, &c.The Fluent Stock in Canada to aelect from.Prices always the Lowbbt.«.it.RENFREW A C\u2019O.Auguet 28.1883.Salt to Arrive.By \u201cLizzie Burrell,\" (expected m a few days) k XAA T3AGS LIVERPOOL COARSE üjDul; J3 SALT, (11 to the Ton), For sale in lots to suit purchasers.W.SIMPSON, Levis, September 19,1883\tCp \\\\ 7£ HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE This YARN in all tho Now Shades of Color, is the best Yarn made.BALDWIN\u2019S & WALKER\u2019S well-known Fingering Wools.We are showing a full assortmeut of these tine Goods, in all the leading colors, to which we invito particular attention.We have also on hat- l a choice assortment o Andalusian, Shetland, Berlin Fingering, Fine Merino and Berlin Wools, DAVIDSON & HORAN 172, St.John Street, \u2014 AND\u2014 5, Ferry Street, Levis.September o, 1883.OPPOSITE THE*POST OFFICE.September 19, 1883.\taplS-Lm W.WATSON H AS THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT of MALT LIQUORS in tho Province, and invites the attention of the 'ira e to t e various qua ities o REINHARDTS, FLETCHER\u2019S, MCARTHY\u2019S, and other well-known BREWERS\u2019 make of Ales, Porter & Lager all now in fine condition for prompt delivery* None genuine unless labelled WATSON PACKING GOT, Home and Export Bottlers of ALES, PORTER, LAGER, &C., 2 Bath and 30 St.Charles Streets,