The Quebec chronicle, 12 octobre 1903, lundi 12 octobre 1903

[" _æ om > exist, a remedy should be applied VOL.LVII.No, 20,740.THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT ou Inauguration of Saturday Sittings of the House Ce AMENDMENT OF ELECTION ACT Jane VERY LITTLE PROGRESS MADE, AND A NUMBER OF CLAUSES ALLOWED TO STAND OVER \u2014 FISHERIES AND TELEGRAPH ESTIMATES \u2014 MR.KAULBACH ANTS A WAR-ON DOG FISH \u2014 DESTRUCTION OF HERRING FISHERIES FOR SARDINE FAC.TORLES IN MAINE \u2014\u2014 (Special to the Chronicle.) Otte, Oct.he Commons commenced its Saturday witti to-da and took up the bill to amend the Dominion lection Act sn as to fur- prevent corrupt practices.A number of clauses were over.Section 5, providing a penal; for disqgualifiod \u201d rons acting as Return ing Office, etc., was carried, ction 6, relating to procedure in issuing election proclamations and abstract of offences and penalties, was objected to by Mr.Davis as impracticable in many parts of the Northwest.The section provides that the return ing officer aball mail to every elector on tbe voters list à copy of the abstract of offences and penalties.Mr.Blair strongly approved abstracts being amt to voters; there was too much + ignoeance in parts of the country as to the requirements of the election law Mr.Borden was ratisfied that provision should be mada for disseminating information as to the election law and that the slight extra cost would be well worth incurring.The section was allowed to stend.Mr.Blair raid it appeared to him a waste of time to continue the dis cumion in view of section alter section being passed over and allowed to stan.In view of the state of public business he thought the coannittee should rise.Mr.Borden said that il the condition of affaira existed in the country that was said by the highest authority to if they had to on sitting three or i ee r.Fitepatrick, replying, said be cardully corinidered the clatnes of the bill, and was of opinion that clause 2 respecting compulsory voling and clause 9 respecting offenders under the |° ht not to pass, .Borden pressed the desirability of taking action on the compulsory vating clause.Mr.Gourley held that the existing electoral laws of Canada, if properly obrerved, were auflicient to secure pure elections.He told a story of a young man in his constitueny who did not vote for the Tories because he was never able to get five dollars frou: them, whilst the Liberals slvays had lots of stuff.The Committee rose and the Wouse à to desl with amendments from the Senate io the act amending the Manitoba (rai Act.The House went Into supply, and telegraph lines and cable votes were dealt with.Mr, Fielding announced that wirchas stations would he estab- Jished at Cape Race and Sable Islandact o Mr.Mr.Kaulbach urged that stations should also be equipped at Cape Cable and Scutarre.Finance Minister would not promise these improvements at the present time.Mr; Kaulbaoh arked the Government to grant a bounty of 85 per ton on dog fish, whioh ' threaten to destroy the fisheries in Nova Scotia.He advocated subsidizing a steamer to pick up fish taken by deep nea fishermen, and furnish them with bait.If factories for refining oil were encouraged, oil now worth 4 cents a gallm would hiring 22.50 per gallon.Hy removing the debrin from fishing vessels another saving would ba affected, an if laid down at a point from which it could be marketed, it would sell for $16 per Ton.Mr.protestecl againet the dez- truction of the heeringe fheries 1 von der to supply eardine factoriee | in Maine.He wan glad to see that the Government was gomg to investigate the question.He also advocated a war on dog fish, Mr.Prefontaine promised to inquire into the aueation.Mr.Kaulbach asked that a fishery hatchery be established at Lunenburg.NOTES, The Canatinn Fire Underwriters Asnociation has removed ten cents of the present aurcharge of 25 cents.The balance will be taken off whew the city purchases two additional fire en- nes.° The Governor-General han just re turned from a successful monee hunting expedition in the Kippewa coun try.magnificent moose head will surmount the walls of Rideau Hall an a tribute to Lord Minto'a dll with the rifle.The two ibrariens of Parliament are tn get an fe in salary to £0 per annum, thei Firing annually 8100 a r to $4000, revenue for three montha shown \u2018An inorense of twn and a half millions.The Separate School Board, under q o law, har secured an amcan- ment of mock held by Roman Cattro lice in loral companie fee school pu .Rome dquarter of » million dollars of annemmments is thus added to the Separate Hohoo! roll, arta astra Mankey Brand Beap makes eopper line gold, tin like silver, croskery like marble, and windows Like orymel, \" ou +143 OFFERINGS IN CARPET DEPAR In point of variety, superior excellence, beauty of as well as durability, these | the most exacting housekeeper patterns and colorin; Carpets are easily oan desire.The Bargains in Carpets Are the Best That Any Store Has Ever Offered.TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, the best make repre- \u201c rented, regalar 90 cents per yard, sale price .50c.ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS in a variety of designs aad colorings, regular 80 cents per yard, sale price.50c.- BEST ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS with borders to match, regular $1.20 a yard, sale price.Sc ENGLISH AXMINSTER CARPETS, extra heavy quality with border and stair to match, regular $ 1.75 a yard, #810 Price cirecees vascusare co0.con es vacons v0000 bacesssecens sense .$1.23 Tapestry, Brus-els and Axminster Carpets at half their former value, Remnants of » y > 9 Misses\u2019 and Girls Garments.MISSES' WINTER GOATS in Cheviots and Zibeline, from $6.75 to $10.00, GIRLS\u2019 FULL LENGTH COATS in Cheviols and Fancy Mixtures, from $3.30 to $9.23, GIRLS\u2019 DRESSES in Serge, all tho new colorings from $2.00 to $4.30.\u2019 FEM SR F.SIMARD & Cie, 137 St.JOSEPH STREET; St.Roch SHE OF I 55.000 Havana and Manilla Cigars at Reduced Prices.0660680 66 14HH4 To make room for our fall importations we have decided t sacrifice the balance of our stock which is of the best RE amine the following list : Cligars Bock Puritanos Finaa, Book Extra Fina, Bock Puritanos Chicos, gave Boek Reina Extra Fina, La Hainaca Conches Enapecialos, Bock Reina oust, La Hamaca Extra Finas, We olose at @ o'clock.F.SIMARD & CIE.FAAS SALE OF CARPETS.FIRST IMPORTANT SERIES OF +Mild Hindoo Extra Pinas, La Espanola Panetelas, \u2018elion Prinoesas, ntes, Garcis El Garcin Conchaa Bouquet, Garcia Alonso { etic) Henry Clay Puritanos Finas, Henry Clay Bou Flur Eminente Extra Fins, La Arshells Elogantea, La Reina Panchitas, La Espanola Mercedas, - Garcin Kxtra Fins Reina Victoria, Garein Conchas Extre Fina, Kt Por Tarronags Finas, La Roductiva Conchas Fina, Sparto Reine Imperisles, Flor de Murias Puritanos Finns La Fior de ln Isabella Conchas Kay Grandus Perfectus, Grandaa Sublimes, Grandas Puritanos\u2014 A.L80 \u2014 A Large Stock of Egyptian Cigarettes.26H60 645-0044, H.BEAUTEY, Fabrique st.TELKPHONB 1116.La Haroion \u201cCiluriae,\u201d pecinlss, DINED (lems ! el, Henry Clay very small Bouquet : 4 - LL / mp\u2014 map rt eo \u2014 er ~ QUEBEC, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1903.ONE CENT.TMENT.quality.Ex La Hamaos Bouquet, Imparcial Conchas Finaa, Garcis Manuel (Gros) Garcia Alonso Touquet, mante Extra Fins Bouquet, La Armandina Sublimea, High Life Principes.Fatella Reinas, Carolina Paritanns Finas, HULL.CA NADA .\u2019 LAW, YOUNG & CO.Montreal OUR BRAND \u201cKing\u201d Edward 1,000° \u201cHeadight\u201d 500 Eagle\u201d 100\" & 200° \u201cVictoria\u201d \u201cLittle Comet.\u201d DON'T experiment with athe and inferler brands.USE FODY'S ALL UP DATR CROCRRE KBRY THN FRENCH STANDARD LIQUEURS MARIE BRIZARD'S OF BORDEAUX.Eatablished 1755, .¥ PAQUET\u2019 EEE » Departmental Stores.PE \u2014\u2014 ; pe.EXANINE \u2018The pew Butteriok Patterne will show yon the latest fas in skirts, capes, ete, ! A Butteriok pattern enables 1 you bo make your own dress, | We have reccived the Battez- ) Jek Pattèzos for October.Fashion abeets fres st our Ouanter.We are the sole À > Patteru Ovanter.am dl rio mip Bon Sos of Fed Hors To-Morrow, Wednesday and Thursday Next\u2014\u2014\u2014 This week will be a very memorable one at Z.Paquat's Stores.Our Special Cheap Sales at fixed hours will create a sensation.Everybody will talk about it.Before giving the details of these spe cial sales, we will call your attention to some High Novelties and Special Bargains in our Dress Goods Department, It is well known that lots of Genuine Bargains ment of our Stores, For 85 Cents a Yard.| 200 yards of elegant Nilk Moirette, double width, for Underskirts, Ladies\u2019 Cloaks or Costume Lining, excellent quality, 40 inches wide, FOR 85 CENTS A YARD.For 5o Cents a Yard.300 yards of very fine Black Oriental Satin, light weight.very handsome goods for Waists, Dresses or Trimming, 21 inches wide, FOR 50 CENTS.A YARD.For 21.00 a Yard, | Blaok Paname Hopsack, very elegant and all wool goods, in fact the most popular or recherche goods in the market for Ladies\" Costumes, 48 inches wide, FOR $1.60 A YARD.For 70 Cen:s a Yard, Basket Canvas, the highest novelty for the season, handsome goods for Ladies\u2019 Costumes, all wool and very rich colors: Light] fre, dark grey, resida, cadet lue or navy blue, 44¢ inches wide, FOR 70 CENTS A YARD.For 65 Cen's a Yard.Handeome Black Velvet, very bright and strong Plush, for ies\u2019 Hats or Trimmings, IS inches wide.Thisis a Velvet which we never sold so far for less than 75conts a yard ; but as we have bought this time n larger assortiment than usual, we are in a position to offer this magnificent Nilk Velvet FOR 65 CENTS A YARD.Groat Special Bargain Sales at Firid Hours.To-Norrow (Tuesday) from 3 to 4 0'Glock P.M.For one hour to-morrow (Tuesday), from 8to 4 o'clock P.M., six dozen Ladies\u2019 Magniticent Black Silk Belts, with very elegant oxydized, black or fancy buckles, in the following sizes: | 24, 24, 28 and 30 inches; will he offered for sale at 48 cents cach, The regular price of these Ladies Handsome Belts is 75 cents.For 13 Cents a Fox.The fine Toilet Soap called \u201cIn Lilas Blanc\u201d (the White Lilac\u201d is very popular.The well-known reguler price for this elegant soap in boxes of three pieces each is 18 cents a box, and it is considered very cheap at that price.Our special bargain price, Tuesday, for onc hour only.hetween 8 and 4 o'clock p.m., will be 13 CENTS A BOX.FOR 9 CENTS.* Ou the same counter, and at the same hour, will be found.Tuesday, five gross of small brooms, two strings, sold everywhere at 15 cents each.Our special cheap price at this fixed hour, 9 CENTS.Tacsday, Beiwcen 4 and 5 0'Clock P.M, For Ladies Only.We will have at your disposition, Tuesday, for one hour, from | 4 to § o'clock p.m., 500 pairs of very fine Black (\u2018ashmere Hose, ul wool and exeellent quality, For the Trifling Price of 21 Cents a pair We would like very much to have 2,000 pairs of those Ladies\u2019 fine Cashmere Hose to sell at that price, because we anticipate that it will Le impossible for us to weet the demand Tuesday or to satisfy all our Customers.Blo on tho spot at 4 o'clock sharp.First como, first served.At this time of the year Flannelettes are not only useful but indispensable goods Everybody needs them.We have alread said that our stock of Flannelettes was unrivalled, unsurpassed in variety, quality and guan- tity.Here are Flannelettes which we recommend partien- larly and which will be sold Tuesday, between 4 and 5 o'clock, at an astonishing reduction of prices.They are very elegant Flannelettes, Cashmere and Velvet style or finish, with very handsome designs on colored ground in the followmg shades and colors: Green, red, light blue, grey, mauve, violet, magenta, drab, etc., 27 to 29 inches wide.At 15 cents a yard, the regular price, these Flannelettes are considered very cheap Our special bargain price Tuesday, between 4 and 5 o'clock pan, 9 CENTS À YARD.Wednesday feom 3 tn 5 0'clock P.M., or for Two Hourz.Great Bargain Sale of Ladies Kid Gloves.The Chief of our Glove Department, after having made a review of hisassortment of Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves, has put aside some 50 dozen pairs of elegant Gloves, which are unassorted, or in the following numbers or sizes only - 5, 64, 51, a small lot in 6}, and some Nos.7,7} and 7}.These Gloves are stylish, in the most fashionable shades and colors, light, dark or black, they come from Fownes, Perrin, or have the foilowing very popular trade marks: Beatrice, New Point, Micado, Camille, Recherche, ete.They are worth from 75 cents to $1.25 a parr.If these Gloves fit yon.remember that they will be sold Wednesday, from 8 to à : o'clock p.m., at 89 cents & pair.à Pair.Come early\u2019 They are nearly given away.The regular price of these first- class Cashmere lose is 86 cents For a; Cents.At the same hours, Wednesday, you will find on our counter of Haberdashery ten gross of Linen Tape, on blocks, assorted widtha, regular well-known price 4 cents à block.Our special bargain prico for Wednesday, from 8 to 6 o'clock p.m., - 2} CENTS, VELBA VLA LLL 10É00000400000500000S 54-00000400 000000000000 «+ Bele Agente for Canada, | L.PAQUET, A , of all kinds can always be found in every Depart- 16 Cents.For One Heur Only Wednesday from 4 to 5 0'Cl:ck PN.Here is a great bargain, to which we specially call your attention: 25 dozen Plain Black Woollen [lose for Misses and Boys, sizes 7} to 8, worth 25 cents a pair, for 16 cents.These Hose are very good value.For 9 Cents.Damask and Huck-a-Back Linen Towels, plain white or white with colored stripes, with or without fringe, different sizes : 18x36, 18x40 and 20x40, cheap at 15 cents.For 9 CENTS Wednesday from 4 to 5 o'clock p.ra.For 9 Cents.At the same hour, Wednesday, very fine English Print, 8 feet wido, elegant designs on ight or dark colors, worth 15 cents, FOR 9 CENTS.THURSDAY.\u2014 Immense and Memorable Sale.Matela-s0e or Brocade fur Cloaks \u201cds Luxe,\u201d or Opera Capes, Worth from $4.00 te $6.60 a Yard for .$2.88, This is an uuparalleled bar gain! We have decided to make a special sals the whole day Thursday which will create a farore, The most enviable goods in the market for Ladies\u2019 high style Closks or Opera Capes will be sold Thursday, in our stores, at a price which is a mere triflé compared with the richness, mi nificence and quality of these goods.It isa Black or Colored Matelassee or Brocade with admirable designs and requiring no lining whatever, if you wish.The regular price of this very rich and extremely elegaut Brocade or Matalassee varios between $400 and a $5.50.We have decided to sell these admirable goods at the astonishing price of $2.88 a yard the whole day Thursday, but Tharsday only.Ask to sce it before Thursday.It is certainly the most handsome goods for Cloaks and Capes de uxe.161-171 SL Joseph Sireet. TiTE CHEONIOLE.QUEBEC, CANADA.ponpA re er - CEE AERA GLOVER, FRY & GO.VIO VV TLIVIT ee ME OUR HR Dress Goods Department is now replete with the most Fashionable Fabrics « FOR.Autumn Wear Novelties in Silks Newest Trimmings > LATEST MODELS IN - Jackets \u2014 CO0THDHDHOÉCIDATOTUDTOE \u2014 The \u2014 Gentlemen's Department is well stocked with excellent lines of Fall Overcoatings, Suitings, Trowserings +.2009 00RIVIVIVIVET, GLOVER, FRY & GO.24 & 26 Fabrique St.NEW GOODS: Ls.JUST ARRIVED.3 Cases Parisian Bronzes: j Bronze Statutes from $ 5,00 to $10 Carriage Clouks from 10-OO0t 9 2 Cases Sheffield Plate : Entree Iishes from $ 7.20 to $ 15-00 Claret Jugs from T0O-OO0t0 20.00 Bread Baskets from §.00tw 15-00 2 Cases Quadruple Silver Plate : Pudding Dishes, Tea Sets, Trays, Marmalade Jars, Syrup Jugs, Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes, Fern Pots, Jewel Caskets.00 .00 1 Case Sterling Silver: Buby Spoons, Rattles, Food Pushers, Powder Boxes, Brushes, Combes, etc.: 1 Case Gun Metal Novelties : Lockets, Pocket Knives, Cigar Cutlers, Chateldines, Shopping Bags, l'urses, Pencils, Cigarette Cases.\u2019 Match Boxes.TO ARPIVE THIS WEEK | 4 Barrels Rich Cut Glass Wares.Water Sets, Whiskey Sets, Sugar and Cream Sets, Fruit Sets, etc., etc.AOR ORDA NAGH COP 400A \u2019 1 » Y, OCTOBER 12, 1903.What made your linens coarse?Common soap] Suntight Soap saves Îirien EXRENSR ASR fan the Seton Res.Oe Gusher Gani CBRONICLR 1ELEPFEONE No.45 QUEBEC, OCTOBER 12, 1908.meer eecnnenfe TER HARBOR AND RIVER R8Ti.\u2019 TRS.The discussion on the Quebec harbor and river estimates on Friday night was really interrsting.| Bonaventure East aacures 520,050 for a Lbrenkwater, an, expenditure of 8160 per head for the inhabitants of that important commercial centre which cannot fail ta secure-the unanimow vote f the community for Mr.Marcil, if there is any sense of gratitude in it; &W,000 ars asked for the harbor of Rimouski, which are only the precursors of much larger sums to be asked for in future years, because Hon.Mr.Sutherland believes it neceasary to eltablish a tidal port in the St, Lawrence le low Quebec; and Seven Inlands, ovigi- nally a trading and fishing post of the Hudson Bay Company, but now the sezne of operations of: another private company, the North Shore Power Railway und Navigation Companysecures $286,000 for a wharf, which at present will benefit that influential corporation alone, but which Hon.Nr Fitzpatrick hopes will ke of some use to thu public as coon as arrangements are completed for the transfurence of the wrecking plant from Guele to that Jocality.Indeed, the North Shore Power, Railway and Navigation Company appears to have rome mys: {erious attractions for the powers that be at Ottawa, for, in addition to getting à wharf built for it at the public expense, it is to be subsidised at the rate of 832,000 per mile for the two hundred miles of ite line between Quebec and Seven Islands.It is pleasing to find Mininters, while setting their house in order for the next general elections, have yet [ound time to devote their attention to the - tee eee relieved us abat whits ol Ghant, the them to us; Wh redre the tarif XY Quebec ben for Wag.of Pre- f wally ugeinst ue; \" exchange with Ladies ® pident, Barent aml his , and [yen for yoûr production; do it be Senator Cox and his Company, but the port is starved and its interests neglected And for that we have to thank our representatives.war un SEARS TO The moderation of Mr.Chamber lain\u2019s scheme of tani reform and the evident consideration he has gives to the position of tha: working classes, taking nothing out of ibelr pockets that he doss not return with interest, ars ita most noteworthy features.It is so presented that it entirely rebute the most effective arguments of the opponents of the preference po- licy\u2014namely, that it is a tax on food.Tt does not mean the imposition of additional taxation on food or food products, but a readjustment of the tasation already enforced.That is bow Mr.Chamberlain pre- nenta the case; that is how he asks that it shall be regarded.So far as Canada is concerned the proposal cannot be regarded otherwise than in the most favorable light.A preference of six cents-a bushel in the British market, for Canadian grain will assure her of a permanent market lor her staple export product, véhich indeed she is assured of now so long as the grain maintains ita quality; and will enable her to get « higher price for the produet than is porsible under existing conditions.Auntralia will benefit greatly by the preference extended to food products und colonial wines.Xr.Chamberlain asks for nothing from the colonies in return for the advantages he would give, saying merely that he believes the colonies will treat generously any offer that Great Britain may make.As to what Canade may give in return, it is unnecessary to speculate until Great Britain has expressed her- sell upon Mr.Chamberlain's policy.\u2014 Ottawa Free Press.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THAR QLASGOW are.Many will be surprised at the splendid case Mr.Chamberlain made cut for the adoption of his policy from the standpoint of the British masses.The overmea peoples who have largely regarded Britain in the broad sense an a free trade country no doubt learn with an enlightened islormation that she has a substantial tariff for revenue and will wonder that it has not occurred to ber statesstien before to readjust that tariff so as to bring St.Lawrence route, and to contemplate improvements thereto necessitating a fing which every good Liberal abhors, expenditure on a large scale.The creation of two new harbors, one a tidal! port, and the \u2018other a harbor of refuge to be equipped with the wrecking plant taken from Quebec, and the provision of a $20,00 breakwater for the hundred and twenty-five denizens of Kast Bonaventure, show that the Government is prepared to act liberally, and give rise to great hopes for the future.Sir Wilfrid Laurier's vison of docks and wharves extending all down the St.Lawrence from Montreal to Quebec has not, indeed, been realized as yet, though some slight commencement has been made on the other side of the river at Sorel, but below this city we may expect to mee every little river village provided with its own breakwater, that is, of course, in the constituencies that return (lovernment supporters; Rimouski will have large sums expended on it to make it a tidal har bor, an all the year round terminus, (who knows?) for the Fast Service, when we get it, and a means of support for the Intercolonial, which would otherwise be starved out by the Grand \u2018Trunk [Pacific extension from Quebec to Moncton, when it ie built; while Seven Ilslandw\u2014what tongue shall tell the future glories of Seven Islamis that has already got $25,000 for a whari, and $640,000 (or a railway, with the prospective pro- mine of Quebec's wrecking plant ?All this building.up of ports and harbors, big and little, along = the Lower St.Lawrence from Rimouski to Bonaventure Fast, is very encouraging, but we may be excused for thinking that our representatives might have got a share of the good things going for Quebec.As it is, sho seems to be getling more of the kicks than the balf-pence.Not thet we would wish to appear ungrateful; we have not been neglected, wo grant, hut the blessings of the little tinigerds at Ottawa are terrestrial, and not aquatic.The Government has built up our land industries by making the Cove Fields over to Bir Charles Rosa, in order that he may arm the whole Dominion force with hia rifle; it repairs our fortification walls, which are about es uneful an so much brown paper, since there is a gun mounted on them that cofild reply to a second rate cruiscr eight miles off; it has gives ua the Plains of Abraham, whercon to plant à few trees for the benefit of dircas companies, and to dump a few loads of stone for LU benefit of our carters; it has not been unmindiul of the Drill Hall, which.is now the only space available about better resulta other than the mere collection of pounds.shiflings and pence.Chamberlain says to the artisans, Let me shift the taxes from your tea and sugar unto your bread and it will place in my hands possibilities you have not dreamed of, while it costs you nothing\u2014will even save you money.To the manufacturer he says, 1 will protect you frah outside competition in the home market and will use the power you place in my hand as an open-sesame to markets now closed against you.And to cap it all he will increase the revente to such an extent as to substantislly remit domestic taxation.If hix policy does not appeal to the British people it would seern to ba a case of whom the gods would destroy they first make mad.The Glasgow meeting was a splendid indication of sanity, and the oversea people will watch with hope and confidence the progress of Mr.Chamberlain in the task which he has 0 heroically undertaken and which no other man in Britain today is no capable of cartying out.He is the man for the hour and the hour is here.\u2014~Ottawa Citizen\u2014 Mr.Chamberlain has spoken.And his speech is very satisfactory.His proposal is to put a duty of hall a dollar a quarter upon foreign wheat, and admit colonial wheat five, and the sume with flour.He would put 5 per cent.duty on foreign meat and dairy produce, admitting the colonial | product free, and he would give the colonies a substantial preference on wines and fruit.To square the British treasury he would remit three quarters of the duty on tem half the duty on sugar, with corresponding reductions on cocoa and coffee.He figures that these changes would slightly cheapen the cost of living to the British artisan and agricultural laborer.; Ol course there is still a great desl of detail to be worked out; but we think that Mr.Chamberlain made it apparent that he left the oclonies to make, valuntarily, such counter proposals an they saw fit, and Wht he would not expect the colonies to ed: mit British goods free, or êta low duty, which would interfere with le: gitimate Canadian industries.He said: \u201cWe can intervene now, but it is doubtful whether we could intervene twenty years hence.We can say to our colonies, we understand your views and aspirations, and do not desire to dictate or think ourselves superior to you; we recognize your right to develop your imiustries so as not to be dependent on foreign supplies, but thers are many things you donot know how to make, for h we have for military evolutions; it has even a great capacity cf production; leave comme we are kinrgus, because it is good Yor the emjiiné as a whole, and hecause we hate taken the first step and wt you the example; we offer you à preference; we rely upon your patriotism and your affection that we vhall not be lorecs thereby-Hamikon Spectator.\\ THE RAILWAY RUBRIDIER The announseinétst by.the Dominion Government of donations of nedrly fourteen million dellars in reilway subsidies emphasizes the fact that a general election Le at hand.For twes.ty years pest, every general election in Canada has been heralded hy an ebor- mous appropriatidh for railvay aub- sidies.\u2018The party in power, of whatever political stripe, has always becn strong on this plan to bribe the people with their own money, through the medium of promoters and on.tractors who will \u2018pay a liberal toll in election subscriptions.The political calculation ie that each, constitu: ency or distriet in which a railway scheme is proposed\u2019 will be pleased by a bonus to that particular acheme.The people at large throughout Canada may have theoretical objections to the presenting of tene of millions of public money alias taxes to railway promoters, but the theoretical opposition is considered to be harmless politically, while the practical political gain is considered to be large through the effect of appeals by stump speakers and party papers to the electorate of any particular district to return to power a Government which gave a lot of money for a railway for thut particular district.\u2014Ottawa Journalee The Draggiats are \\greed That the surest and only Painless Corn and Wart Cure is *\u2018Putmen\u2019s\u201d It wus the first com cut on the market and mill leads all competitors.Alwayr refum à aubatituts \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE KING OF BELLS.The Car, or king of bells, as the Russiens call it, ie in tie Kremlin at Muscow, and, in spite of one or two ether claimants for the title, it js undoubtedly the largvet Lell in the world.K wes cast in 1733 by order of the Kimpièss Anne.There is no record of its ever having been bung.It was found fbedded in the earth where it had fallen and was oxcavated and set in poison by ord?r of the Emperor Nichelas in 1830, lt is 19 feet 3) inches high and weighs 432,000 pounda It is said there were more than 2,000 tons of bronse melted for ite casting.1he king stends in thr middle of 8 ware on a base of granite and looks lle n pfont bronze tent.A fragment Hroken off from it lies near the tower of Tven Veliki.It is umd = a chapel, the firsure being no great that a man may walk without lowering his head.It is 8 beautiful piece ol work, and its tone is sail to have been particularly sweet.The rides ewæp out ina broad and mighty.curve snd arc encircled wiph a top amd lower border $ artistic merit.Is There Poison In Your Blood ?\u2014 THEN THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS HAVE FAILED TO PERFORM THEIR MISSION AND YOU NEED DR.CHASE'S Kidney- Liver Pills.If you are nov well there must be a reasoh for it.Most of the common ills of life arise from puisom in the system.If yow wowid be well you must romove this cause of disense.The work of the blood is two-fold.1t supplies nourishment to the body and collects the impure and poisonous waste matter.This poisonous material is removed from the blood by the action ol the liver and kidneys.When these organs (ail the poison is carried back through the system in the circulation of the blood and causes dis ense.Where is your weak spot Just there you may first expect to feel the of: fects of poison in the system.It may bo stomach trouble or lung trouble, kidney dissase or heart disease, but the beginning is with the inaction of the great filtering organe\u2014 the liver and kidneys.Nine-tenthe of the ills of everyday Jife may be cured by Dr.Chase's Kid- ncy-Liver Pills, because they wet the, liver, kidneys nnd bowels right and so cleanse and invigorate the system, Have you come to realize the im: portance nl keeping the bowels regular and the Hiver and kidnoys active?You will appreciate Dr.Che's Kidney Liver Pills, not only on account of thdr_ wondartul promptness, but aleo for their lasting elfect on the svsten.They get at the very foundation of ill-health, and by removing the cause bring thorough eure.Dr.Chase\u2019s Kidoey-Liver Dilla, the aomfort of old age, one pill a doso, 25 cents a hox, at all dealers, or Fdmanwon, Bates & Co, Toronto.o protect you againat imitations, the por- omit \u2018and signature of Dr.A.W Chase.the famous ressipt baok author ara on every box.Vienna.Oot 10\u2014It in reported from Rafa that the Macedonian Committes han reaolved to suspend the revolution ary operations {ill the spring in order to aes whether Turkey will exeante the promised reforms, \u2014 mme re meee TO une A coLh INANFD AV Take zative re Aa Eu Graves aed bem, Mla, Caer Paie dgnatare 1s oe Phen Sal y, pink.white ood uel.fines\u2019) § BLANKETS BLANKETS\u2014English and d And all Woollen Fabrics BE De CU 45 Bak |§ + are carefully cleansed by only $1.28.$1.75, In a variety of colors.blouses waists, in very prety de ap Plone LE ie 1800 be.RE, ae, Que, 24c., 26c.est materials complete stock of j\u2019aton* End Batdwints facturers, 100 Dozen Freoch Kid Gloves, 2 Dome backs, in Tans made to sell at ¢ Rl SIMONS & MINGUY SIMONS & FOULDS, \u201cFlannelette \"Underwear, | 58} GW GIs i4 St, Peter Street, Lower Town Branch Fabrique St.Hpper Taxe RIFLES {Igoe =e = GINS ot Single and Double Berre, REVOLVERS of Tver Johneda H.& R, Colm: and Sith & Wesson, Cartrid Loaded Bbells, \" Gun Implements, ete.Gomplete Camping Outfits: Caos, Paddles, Oars, Folding Beds, Boots Tents, Blankets, Rubber heats, Canvas Coats Dunnage Hags, Folding Stoves and Utensils Jesoph Rogers & Sons\u2019 Cutlery, KITCHEN UTENSILS- Col He) He, News from this department comes very appropriate now as ths cold weather approaches.Wa are selling rlannelette Wear cheaper than ever before, and consequently feel that it would be of special importance for you to - see our stock before buying elee-|.+00 Er at cans \u2014\u2014 THE CHÉONICLE, QUEBEC, TANABE, Lovoay ocromem is, 198 ~*~ : rer ptet 1m ime = = == ere ed wes LURD BISHOP Correspéngence.'e :he Editor of the Chronicle : Denr Sir,\u2014Ht is amusing\u2014if it veu little by OF QU\u2019APPELLE\" PREACHED IN ST.PETERS rr RN C FY .- QQUET MEI| .sui: Ah rama VA NOT or IMPORTANCE TO COME BEFORE not humiliating\u2014to watoh the CHURCH YESTERDAY MORNING /Plav that îs going on at Ottawa with| IT THE TERM WAS POSTPONED L CK AND IN THE ENGLISH CATHE.|Méetence to fr Chacborlains ad-| JUDGE MLANCHNT'S CONGHATP-| i REEN A DRAL IN THE EVENING.© | vocacy of preferential trade with the LATIONS.colories,, \u2019 fn the Distriot of Quebec two terma of a! that groal véatcaman's plan op | tng Crluilzal court CC Bpoora tir ely .riod and Vi .LI a ag out 3 duty po Swing to the fact that there was uoth- The tea question is not an important one in say household pe front need of tbe Church in the unless tho housewife is of a discriminating and economical Northwest at prevent Is more men \u2014 i illings per quarter on wheat ; Là S elt Ay ig Adib and heed us Per bushel) und five por ut on Jay Stair the Aor moral te turn of mind.If she is either or both she must use Ceylon RIERA ROA AORN SNE A ment.cheese and other goods put in [cided that no term should be un 2, 8 n any other tes.ve à t rade by the |{ott# upon ail imports into the United | Abrli pere, which epsaks volumes for the | tea, because it is pure and goes farther than a Ven s101726, Yo The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which hos eon et Re Ee rate \u201cish ol Kingdom oxcept from the colonies, the | On Saturdsy laut Judge Blanchet pre ' in use for over 30 years, hus borne the signature of | | Right Rev.Dr.Grisdale, Bishop result , would be to give Canada sided is the Criminal tourt room, and .Qu'Appelle, in à rermon prrached ini control of i t to ti wong those present were Messrs, J.\u2018 and has been made under hia poe | WHEY Chiteh vontorday moring.| 55° ol ct the win, markt, to pie] tnt, KC.Vand Ato Walouio, KC.N DO N CITY & MDL A ND B A : sonal supervision since faacre Hin Lordship, who hau been attending | Boutun into Uhe BL oR (OU SU (MLE Hon, Chal Langpies; bath, of 3 lo Allow no one to deceive you in this.a meeting in Toronto of the Canadian | Pad to give an impetus to oùr cheese, [the Crown, Mr.H.J.Praties uty i All Counterfeits, Imitations and \u2018 Just-as-good\u201d are but and Foreign Missicpary Society of the kuit-r and live stock trade that wor Clerk, Nr.Le prunes Glerk of the re ILIMITHD - | Pxperiments that trifie with and endanger the health x 4 harch .of England.2 A sullice to populate Nocthment mor > mod | other oficial.a HE Lordship de a.CE STREET LON N ENG ! Experience agalnst Experimen \u2018 own .| rapidly thas any\u2019 other plan qui roi | Enfants and Chlldres\u2014Exper Right, Rov.ntleman Look as hie | hid be Thought of.The old pro- brocevt, lo lay before the Court.te | g THRÉADNNEDLE STREET, DON, What is CASTORIA \u2018Qastorin is a Pavndosa substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric.Drops and Soothing Eyreuse 6 is Pleasant.It eontains neither Opium, Morpline nor other Narcotie substance.Its age is its guarantee.It destroys Worms and ullays Foverishness.It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colle.It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleeps The Children\u2019s Pauaces\u2014Tlie Mother's Friend, CENUINE CASTORIA aLways Bears tho Bignature of \u2018 The Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Yeais.THE CENTAUR COMPANT, *AY AYREET.NEW VOPA CITY Model Stalls, Champlain Market HAM, BACON, HOLLFD BACON, SAUAAGE, FILK1S, BREF.MUTTON, LAME Batter of All Kinds and filwuys First Class.Fggs received daily.Smoked Moats of all kinds.We have the finest stock of Meats nha city, and our large sales in & guarantes that we satisfy our customen and sell at prices to suit all purses.A VISIT 18 SOLICITED.A.Dombrowski, MODEL STALLS, CHAMPLAIN MARKET EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY, WORKMEN'S COLLECTIVE, GENERAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE, \u2014\u2014\u2014 re \u2014\u2014 me ore Ontario Accident Insurance Co'y., OF; TORONTO.\u2014\u2014\u2014 W.J.FRASER, Agent, 78 ST.PETE STREET.Office Phone 627.Res.79 YOU WILL - - OHAKE HANDS WITH YOURSELF 1F YOU GET OUR QUEBEC SOUVENIR CUP You will be congratulated hy your friends, two, and you will have a chance to congratulate them, also, for they will get one as well, Other Quebec Souvenirs in Large Variety.EMILE JACOT sewewes, 155 St Jeseph Strett, Why Should Not Quebec Fire Insurance Risks Be Rated on Their Merits ?Independent Tariff Company, Strong, Progressive, and Equitable to the Assured OLD, TRIED AND TESTED BY 44 YEARS EXPERIENCE™ ESTABLISHED 1889 COMMENDABLE FEA1UARS ; Federal Chatte: since 1878 a» Steck Company, frcan the sixth chapter of St.l'aul\u2019s the unification of the Anglican Church in Canada as n sign {ist the mem: bers of the Church were aviakening to a vealization of their responsibilities in the direction of bearing one another's burdens is spreacling the Gospel in the newer portions d the country.He relerred in a thankful wirain to the great help which the Kastern dioceses had extended to the West, and said he was particularly glad to have the opportunity to come and preach in St.Peter's Church, a congregation which had not ouly raised the amount for the work in the West which it had pledged to, wt had dou bled it.Bishop Grisdale said he had been on the plains for thirty years\u2014 twenty two of them in Winnipep\u2014and he had seen during that poriod a wonderful church development.He had seen the one great diocess of Rupeet's Land divided into nine dioceses, He bad been called to be the third Bishop of the Diocese of Qu'Appetlo.The diocere was only nineteen years old; it had been only about twonty years xince the first settlers came.The dio: cose now had fifty churches and vari- oun funds or beginning of funds.Some cf the churches, it was true, were only small wooden ones, but they served the present needs.\u2018Thee churches were served by thirty clergymen.There had been a, wonderful influx of settlers in the last two years They came from Kugland, Eastern Canada and the United States.There was a groat work ahead, the Bishop said, and as Inst meeting of the Church's Mission; ary Society at Toronto had lightened the minds of the missionaries in re gard to funds for carrying on the work, the greatest need was now sanctified men, who were willing to rough it.The Bishop cited as an example a Sunday which he had apent with one of his missionaries just before he left for the Fast, and told of his driving fifty miles between morning and night in order to hold three services.The young men of the Church were wanted to go out and work and the Bishop reked for the prayers of his hearers that more laborers might office them: selves.When he looked back upon his experience in the West it appeared like a romance.He contrasted the a - rance of Winnipeg when be first landed there, and the conditions which now prevail.The prosperity and growth of the country were pictured, but the Bishop expressed the fear that the greatest danger amidut the pro- sent prosperity wan forgetfulness | of Gad.Bishop Grisdale preached in the Anglican Cathedral last ovening.\u2014 ee TOOK A STRAW VOTE.Interesting Experiment in a Restaurant.An advertising agent, representing a prominent New York magazine, while on a recent western trip, was dining one evening in a Pittsburg restaurant.While waiting for his order he glanced over his newwpaper and noticed the advertisement of a well known dyspepsia preparation, Stuart's I\\yxpepuia Tablets; as he himself wae a regular mer of the tablets, he hegun speculating a» to how many of the other travelling men in the dining room were also friends of the popular remedy for indigestion.He mays: [ counted twenty-three men at the tables and in the hutel office 1 tonk the trouble to interview them ani wan surprised to learn that nine of the twenty-three made a practice of taking one or two of Stuart's Dyspepein Tablets after cach meal.One of them told me he had euffered so œuch from stomach trouble that at one time he had been obliged to ait the road, but since wing Stuart's hupopria Tablets had iron entirely free from indigestion, hut he continued their use, especially while travelling, on account of irregularity in meals and because like all trawlling men he was often obliged to eat what he could ! get and not always what he wanted.Another, who looked the picture of health, mid he never ate a neal with: owt taking a Stuart Tablet afterward because he could cat what he pleassd and when he please without fear of à sleepless night or any other trouble.Still ano umd them because he was subject to gas on the stomach causing pressure on heart and lungs shortness of breath and distress in cheat, which he no longer experienced wince using thn Tablets regularly.Another claimod that Stuart's Dynyejwia \u2018Tablets wan the only rafe reme dy he had ever found for our sto mach and acidity.He had formerly used common to relieve the tron ble, but the tablets were much better the hand &.Jdefead themselves ?with ,& detachinent Byug's Brigade vinces of Conade would not omly Lenctit Ly the enormous increase of Epistle to the Galatians.Alter a | 40 00 y briel exposition and application of [E/E for our dmports would then the text, Bishop Grisdale referred to |e, \\0n Undted States export trace as powee we pO rol be ulin in grinding four ing pulp anu paper loc the United Kingdom.Um would think that when the Es Empire boiu- ly prochaises this icy, every man in Canadas would thedw up his hat and cheer for Chamberlin, sod that every member of t(êts Canadian Larlinernt would at his back But what do we ave?\u2018incténd of the gratitude that suo\u201d p policy whould evoke, instead of din public endont- wont by the reprosentatives and puo- ple of Canada, which would go + long way to slrengthen his bands aod ensure the success of a policy wo vital, so beneficent to us, we find un the one Lari the Govermpont halting between two opinions, apparently afraid express an opinion, lest they should oflend Bourassa, Monet & Ca, and on the other wide the opposition, so waning in courage or discernment, that they haw not th: manliness to Vaprees their approval of the new departure, and can only try to em- barrase the Gavermuent by puting up Nr.Monk to ask questions in the House for the purpose of drawing the cd s fire.Alay for Canada.Ve have fallm upon vil times.We ar, badly in want of more men of courage in Parliament.But what can be expected fron: the raprosentatives of a people whe have not ibe spunk to rai a We sco the British taxpayer sweating and groaning under the enormous burn ct muintainéng the costliest army and ravy in the world.Under their protection we have enjoyed a century of uninterrupted peace and prosperity, and yet we refuse to contribute a dollur towards either, apd are no unmindful of duty and dignity that we do nok take the most ordinary pre caulicas lo protect ourselves, so much su that a hostile fleet could anchor eight miles from Queber, the key of the Et.Lawrence and the gateway of Canada, and blow the city to pieces, tecaux: there is not a modern gun on the Citvdel\u2014the Gibraltar of America! \u2014 to answer them.{ have heard foreigners express tham- selves in this way, and forwigners gen erally have not a very axalted opinion of the Canadian people for judt this reason.Somolimos it ia good, oe Burd would say, to wee ourselves an chery see us.The spectacle at Ottawa is a case in point.Yours truly, CANADIAN.rept THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS.History of England's Oldest -Regiment, Whose Band is I'esently in the Dominion of Casada.The leave grantes by His Majesty King Edward VII.to the Cokdatreaim Guards\u2019 Band to visit Canada brings to mind the spiendid history of the regiment and its many achievements in tbe honor rol) of Britain's battles, udt Is the Qident reximent in ihe ne.army.e present principal oficera are Oolonel-mChiel, The King: Colonel cer Command, Coisnel AE.Podrine « nd, nel A.E.ring- (on 1\" Civutemeni-Catancts \u201cors empbar Major C, B,, H.C.Murtess, D.8.DG.Pleydell-Bourerie.REGIMENT FORMED IN 1650.The regiment was formed in 1650, un- der General George Munck, by drafts from the Cromwelilan mriments of Sir Arthur Jlaselriege and Colonel Geo Fenwick.As Monck's regiment it fought at Dumbar, at the sieges of Stirling and Dundes.When returning from Scotland on the march to the south Monck's re giment = received the name which it now hearn from the town of Coldatream.\u201cThis town.\u201d enys the chronicler of the day.\"hath given a title to à émail company of men, whom God nade the instru ment qf great things by the no dishonor able title of Cokistreamers.\u2019\u2019 This name.given in 1660, has not cha up to the present day, nitHough at beginning of last century the regiment wax sometimes called 2nd Foot Guards.This appellation never received official sanction and suon dropped into disuse.At the Restoration the reghnent was mustered Into the King's service, its Colonel George Monck, becoming Duke of Alber: le.TATEARLIER DATTLES AT SEA.its earliest battles under the royal ovlors were fought at sem, portions of The resiment being present \u2018at ine sea battles off Harwich, P Dunkirk and the North Foreland in 1865 end 1666.On land it fought at Sedgemoor against the fmke of Monmouth, at the stege of Namur, at the battles of Malplaquet ahd Fontenoy.At the Jatter ai the first battalion lost heavily, both oft- cers and men.In Eaypt and in the Peninsula the Coldat rs took part in Tes.At Waterloo battalion was present and oc.i mont.The Duke of Wellingon's despatch refeiring to the defence of hat farm states: \"I occupied Hougemont of Major-General s B a Z am hap out \"win \u201cthe ume palieaees Lara je Ulmo! antry brave troops.\u2019 17 by tallon upheld' the.trodiiione ot die at: on uphel e tra ss © = ment.\u2018\u2019The conduet of the Cotdrtream alt the principal fh Paie cupied Ho i ative, Informing the Court that he bad received instructions from the Attorney- General not to re a list of jurors as there was nothing of lmporiance to be submitted.His Lordship in addressing thoss pres, sul remarked that it was a seuree of happiness and satisfaction for him es weil as the citizens of the entire districy to learn that the conditions justified Lhe Crown in not summoning the Grand or Petty Juries for the present term, in wight of the fact that there were only two cases of minor importance to aub- mit to thew, and that these cases Cou! be rontimued till pext term without conveniencing Lhe acc who bave been admitted to hail.Bix months had now passed since the hokding of the last term and during this k pertes of travel and enterpri of various kieds, especially at a time when our port is visited bv ships à al parts of the globe, it is indeed matialac- tury to be able to say that no crime or rave offence was commilted within tha imite of our district Continuing, His Lordship said, \u2018We oan certainly rejoice at this because it indicates that good morals are exervis- ing a gremter Influence over Lhe minds of our population than ever before.It alse tends to show that a Kreater respect, for the laws that protect honor, Hie and property of every quod citisen ure being more dmithiully observed, while the criminal statistics of Canada unmistakabl indicate à satisfactory dimtnishment i the ni of oflences committed in our country.This is stiributable no doubt to many causes.A better understanding of religioas duties, a greater dissemina- ar SRT eneral prosperity ol 5 Pol any strike A importance, as well as the generous a eflective eforts made by the leading classes in the community te amsist and provide for the poor a destitute.We can only hope that these good and just causes wlll continue to and de velop their commendable influences to ward the same end and wil continue to make this country of ours and of our population examples to be followed und models te be imitated.\u2019 The few prisoners who have bees out on hail, reve their bonds for their appearance in April next, the Court was adjourned ta that month.ree ern SHERBROOKE ITEMS.(Special to the Chronicle.) ~ .Sherbrooke, Oct.10, 1903.The Sherbrooke Ploughmen's Association will hold their annual contest on McClymonthjs fann near Capelton, next week.Mosurstion of education among classes, the country, the ahsence .Fraser, Thomton & Co., wholesale druggists, of Digby, N.S., have decided to remove their establishment to Cookshire, Que.The annual meeting of the Sherbrooke and Stanstead Mutual Fire Insurance Co., took place on Weduesday at the head office of the Company here.We see by the annual report that the premiums for the past year have been increased hy $39,080.87.The following compose the Board of Directors for the ensuing ycar H.B.Brown, President; F.P.ack Vice- President; Chas.Church, Hon.M.F.Hackett amd Col.J.H.Taylor, all reelected.The opening of Paul Holland Knowl ton memona building, under auspices of the Brome Co.Historical Society took place at Knowiton, Que., on Saturday, 5th instant.Mr.Justioe L the President of the Society, occupied the chair.In his address he referred to the growth of the Society since organized in 1897, and to its new - session, the Paul Holland Knowlton memorial building.Mr.Justice Lemieux is confined to his apartments, suffering from a slight indisposition.The death occurred at the Sherbrooke l'rotestant Hospital, of Mrs.Rollins, wife of J.C.Hollins, who rank after an overstion.Rolline who is a veteran and pensioner of the United States Civil War, has the sym pathy of all who know him.Lt.-Col.Fraser haa offered two prizes for a golf contest, approaching and putting, to be held to-morrow on the 8t.Francie golf links, Lennoxville.Miss Alice Bowen, whothas been visiting her nieces, the Minses Hall.has returned to Quebec, accompanied by Mine Hall.Sherbrooke representatives to the Congress of the Chambers of Com: merce, recently held in Montreal, Mensre, L.A.Bayley, J.A.Wj t, J.P.Royer, S.W, Jenckes and F.N.McCrae, havo received very nice bronre medal».atruck {0 commemor- ee cession.They will nn doubt gl zed as souvenirs by the recipienta, y pri > A benefit football game will be played to-morrow afternoon on the lacrosse team lacroase team.The 83rd Battalion bend will be in attendance.\u2018The ie for the benefit of W.J.¥xley, last year's captain of the lacrosse team, who is laid up with consumption.Mr.Exley will leave Bherbrooke next week to seek relief in California.° Major-General Lord Dandonabd, Commander-in-Chief of Canadian Militia, arrived hore on TFhureday moming and spent two dave, stopping at the Houw, He was mocompen Established 1886.Pald-Up Capital.£3,000,000 Reserve Fund - - &£3,000,0 20 tetes rer EEE ES 5 CHRYSANTHEMUM SEASON.i As Jom PARLINGTON'S HANDBOOKS.Visitors to London (and Residents) should use DARLINGTON'S A brilliant beok.\"~The Times.LONDON \u201cParticulariy | good.tm Academy.Æ.O.COOK à AND Br oo MA ENVIRONS iz xd Mapa and Plans.Ve Illustrations, FINE CUT BLOOM Ferns Of all kiuds, for filling Jardinieres and in Pots.IN BLOOM, ALL COLORS.\u201c 2955 45 SILLERY NURSERIES 29564 Tucker's Green Mountain INDIAN REMEDIES A \u2014 ADVICE TO \u2014 Old, Middle-Aged aud Young Me Bladder trouble, Orgunic Weaknews, Lost Vitality, or any Disease resulting 1 REMEMBER THAT TUCKER'S GREEN MOUNTAIN INDIAN REMEDIES Mes yommelt of esp D Tu cri TL Mend Hh Cor.CARON & JOSEPH STREETS, St.Roch Quebeculy 11xm-w-ext-f ONE OF THE MOST ARTISTIC.LOT CF Ever Manufactured is for Sale, at the - They being Samples, we have secured the lot, and offer you SEE THEM., TAILOR 3~ « TE QUEBEC BANK FOUNDED 8:8.Incorporated by Royal Charter, GEBANIUM PLANTS _ ORDERS TAKEN AT CHRONICLE.Sartles the City With its Wonderful Capes.\u2018here are thoumnds uf you troubled with Rieumaties, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Kidney and Do not be disconrsged becavse «ther Remedies have failed 30 benefit you.Nr.George Tucker The Well Known Montreal Hérbalist.(38 ean) specialist at» experss, within the reach of all MANUFAGTURER\u2019S PRICE this inducement.D.MORGAN, Head Office, - Quebec, AD.189, v o jed | Capital Authorised, - « - up wa Autbrend Gopi $500,000.00 with ul Depast | rd.ae Lo de ie Gin, a ToT a TSW de de comp \u201cCa Region: Capt PU Mr.J.A.Jinchereau.Mr.J.T.Harrower, Extraordinary Bargeins\u2014Z.Paquet.+\" Louis Bathe, © RE À Siocking, - : Setta\u2014( \u201c ve Brown Cave 2 elancun, Englirh Dinner Set » Marœau & Auditorium Orchestra and thers, Co.Prices\u201415, 35, 33, 50, 73.Dixie and Polo Cigarw\u2014MNiller & Lock well.Crean Sailings\u2014Allan Line, $8 King Edward\u2014Holliday Bros.Auditoriunr\u2014The Second Mrs.Tanque- EntY- WERE DLA Thurs Jacques-Cartier Hall 50, 75, LS, BERTIN, Manager.Tel.2480 ray.\u2014 .Fale of Carpets\u2014F.Simard & Cie Great Scotch Wool Blankets\u20141\".J.Cote.French Dramatic Company Monday, Tuesday, Weduesiay snd Thursday lines.LA TRAVIATA, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Saturday Hatinoe, Mat CLAIRE AND THE FORGE MASTER Popular Prices \u2014Nighta, 10-25-25c.Matinces, 10-20c, GRAND BOXING CONTEST.MIDDLEWEIGHT GEAMPIONSHIP OF CANADA.FRED.ROUTHIER Of Quebec (Champion) \u2014V8 \u2014 L.L.BEANSEY Of Montreal, THE VERY BEST, \u201cSafford\u201d Radiators, \u201cDaisy\u201d Boilers.See that you Ke them, They cont no more than the cheap ismitations on market.\u2014\u2014\u2014\" SOLE AGENTS, PATINOIR MIROIR, MECHANICS SUPPLY COMPANY.~ ON \u2014 ve st.PETER STREET.(Wednesday, 14th Oct.THE 9.00 P.M.SHARP.Interesting Preliminaries, QUEBEC BOARD OF TRADE.Admission 75.$1.00, $1.60 Trotting Match Trace will be held mn the Board Build fr 5e.pou meet, on Tueaday, FOR A BET OF transaction ob gear basis, pl s i » © o © T., LAVARSEUR, 01222 secrctary.| Wednesday, 14th October \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ON THB Quebec Exhibition Grounds BETWERN Amelia, Record 2.14 f Dr.B.C, Ki , Bi Prop of the & mile ae Mt ET AND Corinette, Record 2.174 Owned hy Mr.Max Clement, Quebec, vin: plu Rd RE » vénmer On the same day there wiil be anothes interent- Cush i ing race hetweca the best horses of this district, The Annuel General Mesting of the Club oot.12x3, will be bold in the Rink at 8 P.M, Tuesday, \u2014 ities\u2019s Report and Treasutors Biotessent snd Eiootion of Oftores CAasTonIa PF.& STOCKING Bun Hon.\u2018Seig, | tigastere ; ooh 1008, of y FIRE.The fire brigade had « rma fer a chimney fire in D'Aiguilon sree} on Baturllay afternoon.rete fs.WHEEL TORN OFF.A waggon, while coming up Palace street on Saturday afternoon, bad a wheel caught in the car treck and torn ocmpletely off.ORGAN RECITAL.An organ recital will be gives this (Monday) evening in St.Matthew's Church at 8.15, by Mr.G.H.Harvey, A.R.C.Oa a = .SALE OF PROPERTY, Mr.N.H.Asvelin, local agent for the \u201cSinger Sewing Machine Co.\u201d hes purchased the Sullivan property situet- ed near l'Ange Gardien Church, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS.Lt.-Col.Chinic and Mr, Eugene Chinic have returned to town from a must successful hunting trip to Lake St.Ane, having brought back four red dar, and about forty parbridges.\u2014\u2014\u2014 rer arr COME IN CROWDS.Ou Monday moming take advantage of cur great bargain sale, on the oocasion of our winding up business.We stil] give red stamps.BERTRAND & GAUVIN, 207 St, Joho street, rer BROME BLECTION, The dete of the Brome election has been fixed, nominations teking place on Thursday, the 22nd instant, and voting on the 20th, Mr.D.Manson, es M.P., of Mansonville, will be the upponent of Hon J.©, McCorkiil, the newly appointed Provincial Treasuree\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 me ANCTHER CONVENTION IN GUE.BFC.The Superintendent of U.S.Railway bridges will hold their annual co vention in Quebec this month, when between 150 and 200 members are ex- footed.The convention will last three ve e meeti will be held at the Chateau Frontenne.\" rem ACCIDENT ON MOUNTAIN HILL.Two occupants of 5 calecho had à narrov: cscape fran being æriously injurett on Mountetn Hill on Salurdav afterncon.When opposite the bend of the hill, one of the wheels of the vihiel came off, and th: upante wets thrown out with comndernbsle force, but fortunately without env serious results, The vehicle was not damaged, and the wheel was replaced and tldeche proceeif:d on its way.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MACHINISTS' UNION.Mr.A.W.Holmes, of Torosto, second Vice-President of the International Asecciation of Machinists, who has been in Quebec for the past couple of days, hee left for the Maritane Provinoes, where he will visit and ongan- ize machinists\u2019 unions at various points.During Mr.Holmes\u2019 stay in this city he awdsted at the -organima tion of the new machinikte\u2019 union at Levis, and also paid a visit to and addressed the members of the union in this city.DRESS GOODS.Do not buy your dress goods without going to see the assortment at FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Locals.BNB NENBNBNBN BNB NBN THANKSGIVING DAY, In the Anglican churches of this city ywlorday, reference was made \u2018to tie approaching dav of general thanks giving, on Thursday next.There will be a united service in the English Cathedral on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock, and in Nt.Matthew's Church at 8 o'clock in the evening.There will alxo bo à service in Trinity Church the same cvening.There will be a special thanksgiving service in st Peters Church on y evenine.when the Rov, Lennox Smith will be the preachior.rer BIG APPLE SHIPMENTS, The Allan Line steawship Tunisian, which sailed yesterday morning for Liverpool, had on board no Mes than 23,484 barrels of apples, which is by for the largest cargo ever seat oud from à Cunadian port.The failure of the fruit crop in Great Britain thie year and the comparative high price of Continental fruits, has croatod a detand for Canadian apples.Up to \u2018the end of September tho total sbip- ments from the t of Montreal to the Fuglish market amounied to 134 - IN} barroin, an compared with 68,000 barrels for tlie same period last vear, and the total shipments last year wern among the heaviest in the history of tho port of Montreal.NEW LABOW COUNCIL, Orgenited by the International Unione in This City on Saturday Night.There was an important meeting of dekgets from the various internation al unions in thin citv held in the too ol Ty hical Union, Montcalm Market Tall on Baturdes evening, when the Quebec and Levis Federated Tradw and Labor Council was organized.Officers were elect and wil be installed upon rece of the charter for the new Camel! trom the Dominion Trade and labor Con green, and which is expected during he couring wivk.Among the unions ref resented at the meeting on Saturdav night were Typographical Union, No.304, Printing Preswnens\u2019 Union, No.152, Machininte\u2019 Union, No, 60K, Bretherhood of Carpenters and Join ow therhood ot Na.73%, Bro Flectrical Workers, No.387, and Mouldecs\u2019 Union, Nou 220.\"The officers olected were :\u2014 President\u2014J.H.Poitras.Vice-President\u2014Thon, Paiton.Recording Mecretary\u2014F.Potitelerc.Treasurer\u2014K.1 Heureux.Excoutive Comuittre\u2014R.J.Fdwarde chairman; Je Mathiou, N.Malhurin, F.Hobitaille, Fd.Lemay and Patry, Several other local trades and lshor bodice have nignifiecl their imtention of being organized under International chartres and will I avtached to the new Counc, which promises to hmve a solid and prosperous careers \u201c\u201d » TRE CHRONICLE, \u2014 F.| fowl bettor im every way and THE ATKINSON MILLS, LIMITS AND PRIVATE PROPERTY DISPOSED OF T0 MESSRS.H.R.GOODDAY & CO.FOR.A QUARTER OF À MILLION DOLLARS.We are given to.undersiand that Mr, Frey Ah inecs hes disposed of bis Beauce and Chaudiers properties to Mossts.H.R.Goodday & Co, the price paid being in the vicinity of a quarter of a million.It ie wialed that the property, which consists of about miles, includes all mille, limits and private property.erp = RAILWAY COLLISION.On Saïurday morning, on vlectric car proceding down Palaos street, collided vith a Joa) cart at we top of the sth work, slightly the coal cart The front of car was badly damaged.mous CONNOLLY BCOWS, 6 tug Storm King, assisted db; the Government steamer Fureks, landed the two Connolly dredges at Quebec several days ago.lt was farmer- ly announced that the two scows still remaining here would also be conveyed to Quebec this fail, but this will problably not be carried out.At prevent the fixtures on these scows are being removed and shipped to Quebec by rail.The scows will probably stay here for the winter at least.\u2014St John Sun.\u2018 \u2014mp\u2014\u2014 FRENCH DRAMA AT JAOQUES bn CARTIER HALL.Do not forget the grand opening tonight at Jacques \u2018Cartier Hall, on the well kuown but ever popular drama \u201cCamille\u201d or \u201cLa Traviate\u201d will be produced.It is undoubtedly one of thw best of the French repertoire and should be wll enconrared bv our theatre going publie: The part of \"Marguerite Gauthier,\u201d the heroime ol the p ay will be presented by Mies Bertho Btuart, mupported by a coms pan of mlocted artiste, such as Mrs.C.Dartigny, Daoust, Duplessis and others.hali ought to be crowded ax the prices are the wosé popular.Evening 10c., 23.and 35.Mutinees 10c.und Ac.Do not miss it.\u2014 Mr.J.Fortin, hoot and shoe dealer, B85 St, John street, offers a conwider able assortment of rubbers and over- vhoes, all wizes at special prices for this season, \u2014\u2014\u2014re ae PLENTY OF COAL COMING, A derpatch from Sydney, N.S.vays: \u201cFrom now ot lll the close of the, 5t.Lawrence route, the Dominion Coal Company ait to pres all the abip- Fing at its dixposal into the service of carrying coal to Montreal and Quebec.Owing to mishape'dio three or four of their charter ta during the sca- sen, the supply of these markets at preeenl is short of what it was at thin time last vear, but, with additional stectners, the company expects by the close of navigation to have sent more ccal up the Bt.Lawrenc: than before.The Trold and Priestfield, which have during the season been in the iron ore trade! are placed on the St, Lawrence trad:, and the Fridjof Nansen: and other boats that haw: been in the St.John amd Boston trade are alco placed on thik service.From now tiil the end of the searor shipmemts te the St.Lawrence will rushed, end additional pressure brought to hear upon operations of all the collieries.: reo ff ene FUNFRAL OF LATE MRS.GIROUX.The funcral af the late Mrs.\u2019 Girouxwife of Gustave Giroux, engineer of Montreal, and daughter of Governor Vallee, of the Montreal geol, L place on Friday Jest in ibe sister city, end was very largely attended.She died on Tuesday last, at the ago ol twenty-five, leaving a husband and one child, an infaut.A gresd number of floral tributes and spiritval offer ingn testified to the estem in which the deceased lady wus held by her ever chit wourners wore her husband, Mr.Guw.Giroux, her father, Mr.C.A.Vallee, bor brothers, Mars, Lucien C., Emile and Casault Vallee, her uncle, Mr.Ed Giroux ar, of Quelio and other relatives, Kd Giroux, jr., Dr.I.1\u2019.Boulanger, Jos.Giroux, of Quebec, Paul Vallee, louis Vallee, Jean B.Giroux, and Geo, N.Belleau, Quebec, cousins.The hody was received at S+, Vindont de Paul Church by Revd.Abbe, Bedard, while the Tequicws mess was cclebrated by Rev.Father Kava: ragh, parish priest, assisted by Abbes.Granges and Douval.and dencon and eub-descon, respectively.\u2014s JUST ONS A DAY How the Coffes Crank Compromives His Health, Some people say: \u201cCoffee don\u2019t hurt me\u201d and thew add: \u201cAnyway 1 day.\u201d : 't hurt why not ?Tipo is but one ene- vtr ano that ie coffes does hurt them and they know it.When ihoy drink it once à day they compromise With their enemy.There are poople whom cite cup of coffee à day will put in bed if tho habit be continued.\u201c ough warned hy physicians to let coflec alone 1 Lave always bom so fond of it that I continued to une it,\u201d confesses an Obio lady.\u2018I compromie- ed with myself and drank just one cup every morning until about six weekn ago \u201cAIT the time 1 was drinking colles I had wart trouble that grew steadily worsy and finally 'T hed such alarm.causing me to fall/ down) that | at lam took my dortor's advice and quit coffee and began to use I\"ontian Coffee in ite place \u201cThe results have been all that the doctor hoprd, for | have not only lont my craving for cofiea apd enjoy my oral Pontum just as well, but ny fart trouble far card and 1 have no more dizzy spells in my head.com aider -myvelf a very fortunate Woman tun.\u201d Namw given by Postum Co, Pa, ae tn gr n each pad] ee for à cop (he fomons Hitle hoak, \u2018The Rond to FWoilville;?wh * 9 \\ de ui.Le touk |a* the pamenger agent of the friends and those of hor family.The 8 inz sensations in dv head (sometimes | PT 1[style of bottling.either the simple to have found the truth about Pos: |.QUEBEC.CANADA.MoNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1906.Vy op Local News [lain a errs y dark was a favorite with duclists.men were stealthily from corner to corner, until some false made one of tha the or bullet or Life is a duel in the dark with disease.One false one mistake, and the attack comes and sudden The mistake which commonly opens the way for an attack by discase is neglect of the symptoms stomach trouble, When eating is followed > undue full.mess, Lelchiogs, sour or bitter risinge etc, disense is attacking the stomach The best way to frustrate euch an attack is to use Dr, Pierce's Golden Medcal Discovery.ms cures diseases of the stomach er organs igestion and nutrition, and makes the body strong and healthy, with my head and Rd woh ES Ty Sem Sad rates > in bed would fail right beck.Could eat but very little, in fact scarcely anything, there seemed to be a heavy weight in my étousach so I could not rest; I had to belch ve: often and would vomit up pearly Serything BE TET Lai fet ca Sve of hin \u2018 Favorite Prescription\u2018 end am mow well and hearty.1 fee! like a new womau and Dr.Pi \u2018a medicines credit for it all.1 taken medicine from physicians wi any benefit as I could see.\u201d Dr.Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of customs and mailing only.Send 3 one-cent stampe for the paper er book, or so a for tb loth-bound.Address Dr.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.mainly About Persons.Me.Harry Price, has returned home frou: a short vist to Toronto.Mt.R.Williams, Three Rivers; is registered at the Chateau.Mr.Irving B.Easton, Albany, Y., is a guest at the St.Louis.Mr.and Mrs.Leon Marie, New York registered at the Chateau on Satur day.Mr.and Mrs.Frank R.Fairweather, St.John, N.B., are guests at the Chateu.- Mrs; F.C.Jones, Mive B.J.Jonw, Miw (1 O.Jones, Moncton, N.B., re gistered at the St.Louis yesterda).Mr, A.J.Heburt, New York Central Railway Passenger agent.at Montreal and his brotber Mr.i.J.Hebert, were in town où Saturday last.Mr.and Nrs.John Coleen | and child, Detroit; Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Payez, J.A.Marœau, H.W.Fox, AT.Morton, Montreal, and D.P.Flanpery, Magog, are among yesterday's arrivals at the St.Louis.Miss A.Leaming, Mewars.Jas.J.Wi N.Miss C.Morrison, , jr, Geo.Muir, W.H.Chapman, A.J.B.Moore Ed Giroux, jr., H.Guerin and Mrend Mra Cha.A.Sauart are among the Montrealers who registered at = the Chatcau yewterday.Mr.H.W.Jubien, forinerly of tit Teople's Bank of Halifax, in this citv.and now manager of the Union Bank of Halifax, at Sydney.C.B., arrived in town with Mra.Jubien, on Saturday last and are stopping at the St.Louis.Mr.and Mrs.Jubien leave for heme lhis afternoon.Mark O'Meara, who served here in recent winters with such acoeptance aver line stoamers, spent a couple of days hore this week in the interest of 4 C.P.R., whose onger representative he will be at thisport during the coming winter.Many old friends welcomed Mr O'Meara back to St.John and were glad to learn that he will be stationed here the coming season in the same capacity.\u2014 St.John, N.Bun.FIRE ALARMS.Yesterday fire alarms were sounded from boxes 31, 63 and 81 for chimney fires.cree meme \u2019 Great bargnine in dinner setts are being off red by 0.Marceau & Co, 151 St Joseph streot, St.Roche.They are naw goods.Just unpacked, and are ths cheapest nette ever offer- o in the city, See them.You will uy.\u2014\u2014# NEW BUILDING.Mr, V, Chateauvert has awarded the conMruction of a handsome new building on Bt, Jobo soot, to Nr.Do vanenes, contractor.The cost is es- tinatea at $6,500.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u201cPM FROM NISSOURI\u201d \u201cYou'll Have tb Show Me.\u201d There's a great deal of logic and sound sense in the obeervation of tho original *\u2018Missouri man\u2019\u2019 who demanded that he be \u201cshown.\u201d It in all very well as an abstract proposition to agree that the mand: ard of honesty in general is growing higher overy year, to assert firm faith in our fellow man.but, just the name, there is self-protection and eolid »atisfaction in tak no one\u2019s word but assuring yourself that the quality of what you are getting in genuine.In these daye Imitation and substitution it behooves every furobaser to imitate the shrewd gentleman from the Southern States and insist upon OR Be \u2018from Missouri.\u201d Demand satisfaction.; If you order a hottle of Buttweiser, nee that it is Budweiser.The way to he sure that you are tting the real article and not an in rior imitation, in to examine the cork.Genuine Budweiser bas branded its cork, according to the word \u2018\u2019Budweirer\u201d\u2019 or the familiar \u201cA\u201d and the eagle\u2014the.mark of guali- 1t the hottie sorved you has a cork 20 branded vou may rest assured that vou ave being served the.\u201cKi of Rottled Bern,\u2018 that comes.like the gontlenan of femn \u201cirom Missouri Roome, Mr.and Mrs.UG.C.Egon, E.| ge us PHONE 109 Gi LD DEVELOPING MACHINES, ETC.EASTMAN GOODS AGENCY, SEEDS, HAMMER, IMPERIAL, PAGET, PLATES, Bt.OOLOBBD (AND SPORTING VIEWS) OF QUBBEGC, RARE OLD MEDALS AND COINS, | A INTERESTING BOOKS ON QUEBEC, .BEVELOPING AND PRINTING.TWO DARK ROOMS AT THE DISPOSAL OF AMATEUR, Bilaudeau & Camohell, suape 87506 y BUADE ÊTREET Next Door to Holt, Renfrew Co., i JUST RECEIVED 10 CRATES { ENGLISH DINNER SETTS WHICH WE ARE SELLING $4.95 to $5.50 Each.THESE ARE SETTS WHICH USUALLY SELL From $7.00 to $7.50.©.MARCEAU & @o., 151 Joseph Street, St.Rochs.Sesessscscsrsesasesacsed MRS.D.R.MURPHY HAS JUST RRCEIVED A LOT OF NEW GOODS, New Autumn Hats in the latest designs New Ready-to-Wear Hats.New Matinees in Silk, Peau de Soie, on aad Crepe de Chine for Evening » Nuw Flannel sod Lustre Blouses, Cloth \\ Cuetumes and Skirts, Eveniog Skirts, Silk Petticoats, Evening Gloves end Bilk 7 Fascinators, and a variety of other fine goods too numerous to specify.Mrs.D.R.Murphy, - 46 Fabrique Strest, Phome23 Ÿ og OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.Ladies\u2019 Tailoring Department cn Premises, WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR ASSORTMENT OF .Scotch Wool Blankets, (Canadian Blankets, « .ALSO .Wool Crib Blankets and Crib Flannelette Biankets.And as winter will soon be upon us it would be economy for purchasers to call and buy now ts we give them the advantage in well bought lots.\u2018 ed] WE ARE SHOWING A CHOICE LOT OF BED COMFOR ER + In Print, Silk and\u2019 Sateon, (very choice pat Æ very much larger than the usual size, thev are beautifi.ly {shed and marked at the very lowest prices.SEE WINDOW FOR DISPLAY, A full assortment of Scotch Paton Yarns and Baldwin Bee Live Fingering Wools in 3, 4 and 5 ply.New Fancy {ool Knitted Dressing * Jackets and Kimonas for Ladies.Just Received a Full Line of Men's Hea Scotoh Wool Underwearall Sizes, rm Sette vy We wish to remind our Lady patrons that any or- dor ontrusted to the \u201cLadies\u2019 Tailoring Department will receive prompt attention, and we guarantee charges moderate.P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL "]