Quebec morning chronicle, 13 septembre 1894, jeudi 13 septembre 1894

[" t VOL.XL YIII.QUEBEC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1834.NO.17,848.s ?!] SPIDI1L HCUESIONS Radnced Rates For Exhibitions To Toronto and Return On Sep*.9, 11, 12,13, 14.*13.50 S^pt.8 and 10.$10.50 Good to re tarn until Se^t.17th, 1894 To Ottawa and Return 1 on Sept.21at to 28th./\t4 «fFtF On September 25th \\\tA æ nr ne and 27th.\t/\t©OeOO Good to return until Oct.1st, 1394.For Tickets, Sleeping iian P« ' , and Parlor Car rate* acific Railway Agents.City Passenger Agent.apply to Cana iian George Duncan, Phone 94.Quebec Offices : NEW TICKET OFFICE, Fabrique Street (Facing Basilica) and PALAIS STATION Seftember 4, 1394.Qadbec, Montmorency and Charlevoix Railway.eOHMENCING MONDAY.MAY 28th, Isa 1, Trains will ran as follows : WZKK DATS.\u2022 (Arrive Ste.Anne, 8.40 A.M.11.05 A.M.K/-5 P.».7.20 P.M.Arrive at Quebec.5 40 A.M.\t8 45 A.M.7.17 AM,\t; (A 24 A.M.(except Saturday) 12.57 (Saturday only) bsave Quebec.7.35 A.M.10 0) AM.5.00 P.M.6.15 P.M.Leave Ste.Anne.6 Ik50 AM (excr.pt Saturday) 12.57 P.M, 1Î.20 P.ll.(Saturday only) 1.25 P M.A06P.M.\t« .r\t5.10 P.M.7.20 P.M.\tU»tunlay only\t8.25 P.M.Extra tnin for Montru.orency Falls leave Quebec at 2!fl0 P.M.Upturning leave Montmorency Falls at 3.45 P.'L SUNDAYS L«ave Quebec.6\t0» i.A- 7\tl*> A 'I.2 on 1» 'A.6.13 P.iL Leave Ste.Auoe 5.40 AM.11.50 AM.4 3») P.M.Arrive Sts* Anne.R 50 A.5L 8.20\tA.M.3.05 P.M.7.20\tP.M.Arrive Quebec.6.45 A.M.12.57 P.M.5 40 P.M.Beaupré (Grande Riviere).WEEK DATS.Leave Quebec.\tArrive Beaupre.5.00 P.M.\t\u2018.6,15 P.M.le*avs Beaupre.\tArrive Quebec.7.07 AM.\t8.24 AM.ALLAN_LINE.ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.1894.\u2014SUMMER ARRANGIEZ NTS.\u20141894.This Company\u2019s Lines are Comneaed of Double-Engined Clyde Bniit IRON AND STEEL STEAMSHIPS.They ark iiutrt in water-tight compartments, are unsurpassed for strength, speed wnd comfort, and are 6tted op with all the modern improvements that prao bcal experience can suggest, Liverpool, London'Ierry, Quebec and Montreal Royal Mall Service.From Liverpool.2 Aug.9\t** 16 \u201c 23\t\u201c 30\t*\u2022 6 Sept.13\t\u201c 20 \" 27\t\u201c 4 Oct.Steamakipt.Sardinian.\u2022NcifimAN.Parisian .MonooUan .\u2022Laürkntian.Sardinian.\"NuMIDIAn.Parisian.A Mongolian.'Laurentian.From Quebec.From M'treed.19 Aug IS Aug I Sent.23 Sept.6 Oct.UTia or PASSA61 FROM qgebeo.Cabin.$45.00 to $80.00 According to Steamer and Accommodation Intermediate.$30.00 Steerage.T.$15.00 Electricity is used for lighting the ships tbreugbout, the lights being at tne command of tbM,P tesengers at any hour of the night.Music ~ COM and Smoking room on the promenade cm The Saloons and Staterooms are heated 1 ifokm.\u2022c tea ners with a * do not stop at Quebec Ritnoa-ki o< Londonderry.rib$ Steamship Laurentian carries Cabin pee® \u2022,'era only on the East bound trip.d»c! by London, Quebec : and Service.Montreal From London.Steavukipt.3 Aug.Monte Vidran.21 August 11\t\u201c\t\\ C8TBIAW.\t29 21\t**\tKosabian.\t8\tSepto\tber.Sept.\tBrazilian.\t19\t\u201c 11\t\u201c\tMonte Vidran.\t29\t\u201c And regularly thereafter.No pa«*engers earned by this service.From Montreal to London-on or about Glasgow, Quebec and Service.Montreal Glasgow.3 Aug.Steimskipe From Montreal on or about SUNDAYS.Leave Quebec.2.00 P.M.Leave Beaupre.4.15 P.M.Arrive Beaupre.8-15 P.M.Arrive Quebec.6.40 P.M.Train leaving Quebec at 6.00 A.M.on Sun-dav will not stop at iuteruiediate stations.Commutation ticket® sold to any SUtion at reduced fares.For al1 other information apply.to.ihe Super* {¦tendent.W.R.RUSSELL, G.3.CHESSMAN, S* Uwrin heu rient.\tManager.Juiy 19» 1891.__________\u2022 tnayj Island of orleasü firet STEAMER \"ORLEANS Captain Bolduc.ON AND AFTER THE lar SEPTEMBER (weather and circumstances permitting) will ran a® follows : From Island.5.00 A.M.6 45 A.M.8.15 A.M.10.00 A.M.1.00 P.M.3.00 P.M.5.0J P.M.From Quebec.\u2019,6.00 A.M.7.15\ta.m: 9.15\tA.M.11.30 A M.2.00 P.M.4.15\tP.M.6,00 P.M.1.30 P.M.3.15 P.M.5.00 P.M.(SUNDAYS?LOO P.M.2.30 P.M.4.th.For ca'endars containing information as to preparation given for University or College training, and generally as to system of residential life and di8ci|.line, scientific and physical instruction, games, etc., apply to the Head master, H.J; HAMILTON PETRY, M.A.Or to A.D.NICOLLS, Secretary, Lennoxville.September 12, 1894.KINDERGARTEN 18J4, for the privilege of selling Newspapers, I \" ^ 11 » VJ l_ ll\tIl I Lain Books, etc., on the regular passenger trains of this Railway for one year from 1st October, 1894.Tenders may be made for the privilege over the whole or any part of the Railway.Each tender must be accompanied by an ac- >\t.oepted bank cheque for fifty (W>1 dollare payable J Kindergarten, will be opened to the Honorable Minister o/ Railways and the 10th September, at Allai TE33SriDEIl_ SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO the undersigned, and marked on the outside \u201cTender for Sellir- 'T\t.received Baie des Clialeurs Railway.TIME TABLE NO.(V is In Effect June 18th, 1894.Trains going East Read Down.\t Passen-\t ger.\ti No.L\ts 7.00\t 7.25\t7 7.37\t10 7.49\t13 7.59\t16 8.40\t27 8.57\t82 9.09\tSô* 9.19\t38 .9.29\t41 i 9.41\t44 .9.55\t48 .10.05\t51 .10.15\t54 .10.28\t574 .10.38\t60 .11.03\t68 .11.15\t71 .11.32\t76 .11.42\t79 .11.52\t81 .Stat ions.Riopel*.Bourdon*.Cross Point.Oak Bay.Escuminac.Nouville West*.Nouville., .Robitaille*.Lrseneau\u2019s Crossing* .Carleton.Leonard\u2019s Crossing*.Maria.Maria East.Irish Town*.Black Capes*., .Caplin Raver.Caplin.End of Track.Trains going West Read Up.II «I Passen ffer-S No.2,\" 17.14 16.49 16.37 16.25 16.16 15.85 15.18 15.0t> 14.56 14.46 14.3* 14.17 14.07 13 57 13.44 13.34 13.09 12.67 12.40 12.80 11.65 ____by \u201cE \u2022Flag Stations.Trai only1 Tre rains stop when signalled rains must not exceed schedule time between Stations.Trains will not enter I.C.R.yard at Meto-peaia without signal from Agent, Switchman or man in charge Un tilfarther orders trains will not run East of Caplin.d.s.McCarthy, _ .\t\u201e\t_\tSuperintendent C.A.ARMSTRONG, \u2022 Manager.July 4,1894.\tCm barrel.May, at 368c to 30 jc.Mess Pork\u2014per sellera Sept, at 14.40 ; Jan, 14.47*.Lard\u2014 per ISO lbs, sellers, Sept, at 9.00; Oct, at 9.00 ; Jan, 8.45.Short Ribs\u2014per 100 lbs, «Here, Sept, at 7.90 ; Oct, at 7.87* ; Jan, at 7.42*.Cash quotations were as follows :\u2014Flour market, steady.No.S Spring wheat at 648c to 558a Na 3 Spring wheat, at 52c to 53c by sample.Na 2 Rea wheat, at 548c.No.2 Corn, at 67 ic to 58a Na 2 Oato, at 31c to 31*a Na 2 Rye, at 47*a« Na 2 Barley, at 54jc.Men Pork, at 14.45 to 14.57*.Lanl at 9.00 to 9.02*.Short Ribs Sidee, at 7.87* to 8.00.Dry Salted Shoulders, at 6.87* to 7.00.Short Clear Sidee, at 8.20 to 8.35.Whiskey, at 1.33.\tReceipts\u2014Flour, 31,000 barrels ; wheat, 301,000 bushels ; corn, 226,000 bushels ; oats, 257,000 bushels ; rye, 18,000 bushels ; barley, 98.000 bushels.Shipments\u2014Flour, 11,000 barrels ; wheat, 13,000 bushels; com, 132.000 Bushels ; oats, 204,000 bushels ; rye, 600 bushels ; barley, 20,000 bushels.SAILED FOR MONTREAL.Snrmatian (s', Johnston, Glasgow, Sept 8 Toronto (s), Davies, Bristol, Sept 9 ARRIVED FROM MONTREAL.Baltimore (s), Simpson, Liverpool, Sept 9 Escalona (s), Nevin, Dundee, Sept 10 Hurona (s), Yule, Leith, Sept 10 PORT OF QUEBEC-ARRIVED.Sept 12\u2014SS Doris, McKenzie, Pictou, John Laird, for Montreal, coal.\u2022 Gerona, Stooke, Newcastle, Hy Fry ft co, for Montreal, general cargo.CLEARED.Sept 12\u2014SS Forest Holme, Johnstone, Greenock, H Kennedy.TIDE TABLE.HIGH WAT** AT QUIBXO\u2014STANDABD TnO\u20141894 Tuesday.Wednesday.Thursday.Friday.Saturday.Sunday.N.B.\u2014The stream of tide runs up forty-five minutes after high water.Moon\u2019s Phases.\u2014Full Moon, Friday, 14th September, 11.21 p.m.s!St'\tMorning.\tEvening.\t2 01\t2 51 -.11\t3 34\t4 16 .12\t4 49\t5 14 .13\t5 36\t5 54 .14\t6 13\t6 80 .15\tG 44\t6 59 .16\t7 12\t7 26 OOTSÆJSÆ Rj-FRnT A T.Timber Notes\u2014Ottawa, Sept 12\u2014Ever since the United States tariff bill became the law of the land allowing Canadian lumber into the United States free of duty, the shipping at the Chaudières has taken a lively turn and is now unusually brisk.During the summer shipping was more or less dormant, owing to the long continued depression across the line, but once the passage of the tariff bill was assured all that was quickly changed and now millions of feet are moving to the market across the border.When asked this morning how this sudden change came about, Chaudières\u2019 lumbermen said : \u201cShippers on the other side were all holding back \u2019in a state of uncertainty as to what might happen until the tariff question was finally settled and had gone on the statute book.They had bought up the Chaudières\u2019 cut, but gave no orders until the duty was removed, so the stuff was lying here.But directly the tariff was settled they sent on waiting shipments of lumber at once.Hence shipping became lively immediately and will be to the entu,tnftaat-L if Ma, iè v Maple Leaves, 1894 ! Canadian History, Literature, Ornithology.BY J.M, LEMOINE, F.R.S.C.L.J.Dkmkhs ft Fbkrk, .Editors.Prico\u2014$1.00 per volume, unbound; $1.50 per volume bound.The volume contains 510 pages.For sale at the office of L'Evenement and by C.E.HOLIWELL, Buade Street, U.T., J.O.FILTEAU ft FRERE, DAWSON & CO., Mountain Hill, and CHATEAU FRONTENAC.August 31, 1894.\tL THE MORNING EDITION -\u2014OF THE- ' Herald has a larger circulation than all the other morning journals of the Province of Quebec combined.n, w , a w a , THE EVENING EDITION, The Celebrated E.V.Sees Ensilage and Fodder Cutters,\t^\u201cw^mT'orSûrS^.'nd\"'» «mil Carriers, Ac., Steel Plowe tlun- ^ Cent p,,,.C0pyj Agricultural Implements -ALSO- Waterous Engines, Boilers I ADVERTISERS -AND\u2014 Barrel 2 lb.an Wood Working Machinery ! WM.ÀTross, 78 St.1 August 25, 1894.'caul Street.- tu&sab must remember that Advertisements inserted in the IIkrald appear in the Two Editions for the price of ONE insertion only.Tho Central Depot for the Sale of the Herald in Quebec, is at the Store of ANT.LANGLOIS, 26 MOUNTAIN HILL.August 27, 1894.Baie des Clialeurs fioute.STEAMER \u201cADMIRAL, y J.DUGAL.Master.Great Inducement to Tourists and Spor men round the most Picturesque part o the Gulf, where Interest, Comfort and Pleasure are Combined./COMMENCING ON THE 28th APRIL V7 the first-class Passenger Steamer \u201cAD MIRAL\u201d leaves Dalbousie for Gaspe, (weethe and ice permitting) on WEDNESDAYS an SATURDAYS, touching at Carleton, Mari New Richmond, Bonaventure, New Carikl Paspebiac, Port Daniel, New Port, Pabo-Grand River, Cape Cove, Perce and Poi St.Peter.Returning from MONDAY» and TI Intermediate Porte.ÊF Rates for Passages, Meals and Room moderate.Connections East and West with the Intercolonial Railway.Passengers leaving Quebec by the 2.30 E press Train.i Tuesdays and Fridays, reoc Dalbousie on he next morning in time to connect with the S.8.\u201cAdmiral,\u201d arriving a Gaspe the following Evening at Seven o\u2019clock Tickets fer sale at all the Interooloni Arenc\u2019.e*.For information please cal at R.M.Stock mg\u2019s.General Ticket / Hotel, T.D.Shii a Gaspe for Dalbousie .DHURSDA YS calling at tb ickst Agent, opposite St.Lmri pmon, Sous-Ie-Fort Street, dTr.McDonald, Apri 27f 1894 L C.R.No 49, EL City Agent, Dalbousie Street.House to Let, fc-rtekfl XETITH IMMEDIATE TkTlirY\u2019 » » possession, the Dwelling LJ A La No.41 St.G enevieve street.Cape, lUM.W 8 Rooms, heated by Hot Water.i\u2014****\u2014* All in good condition, with all modern improvements ; Gasaliers, 4c.Cheap For the balance of the year or longer.Apply NEXT DOOR August 8, 1894.CAS STOVES FOR THE HOT WEATHER.DO YOU 18E IT?} FTTEIa GkA-S I SAFE, CLEAN AND TCooxaozao local.The Quebec Gas Company have for sale at their office a complete, line of Gas Cooking Stoves, at Cost Price, and invite inspection of tho i GAS WORKS.July 9 1894.\tunel0-Lm Seaside Requisites ! Spongee, Bath Gloves, Brushes of ail Kinds, Mosquito Oil, Lime Juice, Infants\u2019 Foods, Eno\u2019s Fruit Salt, Bromo Caffeine, &o.^ HVr A TJEIIE, CHEMIST, Corner of St.John ft Palace Streets.June 20.1894.septlH-Ijr The Russell, THE PALACE HOTEL OF CANADA THIS MAGNIFICENT NEW HOTEL, fitted up in the most modem style, is now open.The Russell contains accommoda i for over FOUR HUNDRED GUEa' S w h Passenger and Baggage Elevators, and 'com' mauds a splendid view of the City, Pari, ament-ary Grounds, River and Canal.Visitors to h Capital having business with the Govemm find it most convenient to stop at the Russ where they can always meet leading pu men.The entire house is supplied with Esc» and in case of fire there would not be any fusion or danger.Every attention paid to guests.F.X.ST.JACQUES, _ _\t.\tProprietor March 15,1S94 STORE, OFFICE AND YARD TO LET.mHESE SPLENDID BRICK ¦ '¦ ^\t-1.premises for over t wenty yea occupied by Messrs.John Rots Co., as warehouses and office, N 13 St.Antoine street' Lower Town, next 1 to Messrs.P.Garneau, Son ft Co.\u2019s Block.For terms, fta, apply to LECLERC ft LRTKLL1ER, 104 ft 106 St.Paul Street Quot* Febr ary 15,1894.41 ^ 7029 THE MORÎÎIWU C>ii.KOJSX Ju.U m\\& a x ^ u.a^j-\t*-*-*.* .w, CARSLE\u2019ï'S OOLÏÏMS.yf^ti Orders Carefully Tilled.large consignments Oi AH Classes of DRY GOODS.For All Departments, OOACPXt.XSXld\u2019O\u2019 : The very latest Novelties and the best *nd choicest products of the leading ma-Bufactories of all parts of Europe.IMPORTED DIRECT And put into Stock as soon as received.CITIZENS' DAY ! Over 31,000 People Visit the Exhibition.Stoat Success of the Lake St, John ExMbit.- It Leads the Province in Wheat, Oats and Cheese.Magnificent Attractions on the Grounds.Something About the dustrial Exhibits, In- tion are & varieties of apple*, là of sqaath, 50 of grapes, 13 of tomatoes, and 10 of plums.There ate als6 211 bottles of grains, etc., ib-cluding peas, beans, oats, barley, etc.Eleven photographs ot the different buildings and plantations on the farm &d6rn the walls, a shower of grain artistically arranged, adorn the wnll*.There are five farms whence these samples riofrte t\u2014The Central Experimental Farm at Ottawa, and the Experimental Farms of Nappan, Nova Scotia ; Brandon, Manitoba ; Indian Head, N.W.T.; Agassis, British Columbia.We are requested in this connection to mention that those writing for information to the Experimental Farms as to what they desire, will not only be furnished free of charge, but their letters also go free bf postage.Farmers sending in their names will also have them put on the waiting list and will have all the interesting and instructive reports published by the department.There are already as many as forty thouband names inscribed thereon.nuEMicVi, «ViflfLAr.There was a grand display of the city fire brigade yesterday afternoon.It was held in the large ring in front of the Drill Hall and was witnessed by thousands of people.The new fire ladder of Chief Dorval, entitled the P.Gagnon, was worked and gaVe general satisfaction.It is quickly raised, Is Vnty strong and heavy, is* used for hoisting hose &c., and for towering firemen, women or children by rope* br in bags from bvfrninj buildings ot f-liewhere.6.CARS LEY.CANADA\u2019S The best value iu all qualities of Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Umbrellas.Ladies\u2019 Silver-Mounted Umbrellas.Gentlemen's Silver-Mounted Lmbrellas.Umbrellas, with Carved Ivory Handles.Umbrellas, with Pebble Handles.Umbrellas, with Buck Horn Handles.Umbrellas, with Carved Wood Handles.Umbrellas, Gold Handles.Umbrellas, with 8, 12, 14 and 16 Ribs, strong and extra large.Boys' School Umbrellas.Girls\u2019 School Umbrellas.With 'Natural Wood Handles.3.CAESLEY.Umbrellas Î Ladies' Umbrellas, from 25c each.Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas, from 25c each.Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas, from 25c each.Men\u2019s Umbrellas, from 45c each.Men\u2019s Umbrellas, from 45c each.Men\u2019s Umbrellas, from 45c each.Ladies\u2019 Gloria Silk Umbrellas, 99c each Ladies\u2019 Gloria Silk Umbrellas, 99c each Ladies\u2019 Gloria Silk Umbrellas, 99c each Men's Titania Umbrellas.§1 each.Men\u2019s Titania Umbrellas, $1 each.Men\u2019s Titania Umbrellas, fl each.Men\u2019s Gloria Silk Umbrellas, $1.25 each.Men s Gloria Silk Umbrellas, $1.25 each.Men\u2019s Gloria Silk Umbrellas, $1.25 each.8.CARSLEY, WOOLS Y A.R N S -AND-.Fl NG ER I NGS In all the beet qualities.In all the best qualities.In all the best qualities.In Plain and High Colors.In Plain and High Colors.In Plain and High Colons.In Mixed Colors.In Mixed Colors.In Mixed Colors.FULL WEIGHT Every Skein, Hank or Package will be found to weigh exactly what it is represented to be when sold.S.CARSLEY.SCOTCH FINGERINGS.IN BEST QUALITIES.2-Ply Scotch Fingerings.2-Ply Scotch Fingerings.4-\tPly Scotch Fingerings.5-\tPly Scotch Fingerings.6-\tPly Scotch Fingerings.STORM WOOLS^ Most suitable for Men\u2019s Socks and Ladies' and Children\u2019s Overstockings.Extra Value, 75c.pound.Single Berlin Wools.Double Berlin Wools.Saxony Wools.Shetland Wools.8.; CARSLEY.THE RIGBY Yaterproofa are the best in the market.Yesterday was Citieens' Day nptm the Exhibition grounds, and many thousands tf Quebec\u2019s citizens and many more thousands from the surrounding country uiitricts visited the Fair.The attendance was in fact unusually and Unexpectedly large, and dense though the crowd was in many localities, and «specially in the buildings employed for the industrial exhibit, it was an exceedingly good tempered one.The paid admissions to the ExhibUlbh Yesterday numbered 31,864 pereéha, This immense number o\u20ac people, while it gave the grounds the ait ot being crowded, did not impede free progress once one got into the w»y of edging a path through the throngs.To the uninitiated though, the throng was dreadfully embarrassing.To the credit of the Exhibition 'Company and their officials be it Said that the best of order was maintainsd throughout.There were | some jams and a number of amusing incidents occurred amongst the big crowd during the day, bnt nothing whatever of an unpleasant nature was reported.One family lost a child for a good part of the day, but recovered the miming property some time afterwards.The judging in the various departments of the Exhibition went on all day yesterday, and many awards were made, especially in the cattle, horse and poultry classes, but the Secretary was unable to supply any completed list of awards op to a late hour last night.It is known, howevsr, that Captain Phillips, of Montreal, has first prive in the roadster horse class and that a medal goes to one of the horses of the Haras National, betides other ribbons to horses of this Company, and that the Lake St.John country leads the Provincs In some of its exhibits, notably various kinds of grain and root crops.feet, and capped by a 24 inch high sectional glass jar contaioing red-, white and blue wax.This display oi oils consists largely otCana-dne petroleum products of the Imperial Oil Company\u2019s manufacture.From the crude _ ________________________ petroleum manufactured into every possible I J^ctor aoin\u2019 to your house.\u2019\u2019\u2014Good Xtiv* grade of illuminating and lubricating oils for 1 ^ burning and mauhinerv purposes.Apart from the oils produced for petroleum thefe are also specimens of petroleum coke, to-ahaltum and parafine Waxes of every degree.The assortment of petroleum oils is largely augmented by a varied assortment of voqe table, animal and fish oils of evety possible kind.The Cbfnitt dibphtÿ of the Warwick Cycle Co\u2019y.Is, without a doubt, one of the most attractive corners of the whole Exhibitiop.One of the finest wheels U Qie model 1«, nickel plated and fittqd with aluminum f;uards.It weighs cn\u2019.y zO lbs.and is a per-ect lit*Ie béàutÿ.Some other wheels are to be seen, which, not being so elaborate, still carry all the same generous guarantee of on* year\u2019s freedom of imperfection, such as mpdel 19, weight 25 lbs., which is reduced in Weight at will to 21 lbs.without affecting its strength.Two racing wheels are alsô bn,View weighing respectively 16 and \u2019.s lbs.in weight.In examining toore minutely we are forced to make Some enquiries which are answered with much pleasure and assurance by the gentlemen in charge and the popular agent of tha Warwick Cycle, Mr, T.T.Cartwright.War-wis\u2019* cycle parts taken from the solid bar of ateel are a convincing proof that they fear no competition.They own adjustable handle bar, in which a cyclist may race or ride almost as easy as in an arm chair.The only real genuine dust proof, bearings Aid manufactured by this Cbib^aby, .And alone would make tho success ol any wheel.The Uhittfc CbcApany carry a heavy stock of wheels and bicycle parts.,I,n fiveL minutes a TEAS ! AND CEYLON TEAS.Medium of Communication.First hoy\u2014You\u2019re \u2019fraid to fight, that\u2019s what.\u201d Second boy\u2014\u201cNo, I ain\u2019t j but if I tight you, my mother\u2019ll lick me.\u201d \u201cHow will she find It out, TEAS Health Built Up *\u2022 i had a very bad cold whlfeh MètleÀ mb my làBfM t wAs Under doctor's care and was not able to get out of tho house ( varieties of oats,.74 of wheat, 35 of barleÿ, 40 of grass and two of spring and fall rye.Among the fruits and vegetables on exhibi- tu execution, ^etttjtled respectively troo ?humorous piece.Miss Holiwell four, very clever Diet ores in CU, including a splendid head of, a dbg.There are, too, on exhibition b horse's head in black and white craÿofi* by Mrs.Erskine SoOtt, and a colored crayon of a setter with woodcock by Mr*.F.Wood Gray, both of which are artistic gems.There is too some magnificent cheniUe work done in 1847 at the Ursulihe Convent ami creditable Water colors by Miss Blkuehe j Ducharme.\t.tliOWSRB, Ac.The exhibit of flowers, plants, vegetables And ItÛits is really a good çme, and the two large tents are somewhat, crowded.( The following are tfie names of some of Ir.o principal exhibitors:.Flowers\u2014Mr.Sinclair, gardener for Mr.R, 1b.Dooell, group of plants with orn&tfl'èotél flowers in bloom ; Mr.Todd, gardener for Hon.E.J.Price, three groups showing mârks of the moat careful cultivation and these two exhibits were the main feature of the floral display ; Mr.J.Burns, gardener for F.Ross, fine plants of colours, cut flowers and vegetables ; Mies Escureuils, Charlesbourg, tuberose\u2019s begonias, geraniums, etc : Mr.Jacques Veffet, of Charlesbourg, makes a very Interesting aud instructive display of iceds attd sfeed packages, as well as curious Cacti, besides contributing largely to other parts Cf , the Exhibition.Mr.Bell h *rtAt « hsuàl in dahlias and cut ftowtls, while Mr.Monaghan leade itt this department and also in floral designs and bouquets.Messrs.Todd, Sinclair and Burns exhibit in most of the classes and all their specimens wore highly creditable.In the vegetable ^department Mt.CUgûey\u2019e collection is very extensive* yoetTRt kiCHIBIT.Tho exhibit of poultry is very coitopleleànd comprises all varieties of poultry from the bantam to the mighty brahma.There are over a thousand entries.Mr.W.«.Hulley, of Montreal, the well-known poultry farmer, is in charge as superintendent assisted by a staff of eight assistants.This department .SUITABLE FOB.Agricultural aud Other Shows.Two Sheet Poster.One Sheet Pester* .ALL AT.REASONABLE RATES, wheels complete evenly do the latter run that thev will keep moving 23 minutes when started, and thereby caused people to exclaim this la perpetual |\t.\t.- l , , II \u201e -\t- motion at last.Some fifteen Wheels Ufc'é Tnfflfl Sheet POStOft tastefully arranged And IflteFrinqïled with pretty chains .and, Japanese tables, upon |rr- \u2014 wMch Are distributed catalogues.A very attractive show case contains a complete line of bicycle sundries.The American Dunlop Tire Cp.have also htndfd their exhibit over bo the tender cares ef tho Chinio Hardware Go., aad Cdlhe in for a big share of praise.Six different rims mounted with their world renowned tires help to make this exhibit one of the most pleasing and interesting in the greatest Fair ever held in Quebec.The value of the above exhibit is $3,000.There is a fine exhibit of native wine from the vineyards Of the Pelee Island Wine Company, shown by Henri C.Bossé ft Co., of this city.A feature is made of tho special claret \u201cChateau Pelee\u201d at $3.75 per eaae, and a really cheap claret it also the St.Augustine, which Is highly recommended.A splendid exhibit is made by Messrs.Turner Bros., of this city, of thejlfew Horde Sewing Machiné and itb w'drh.The latter is so perfect that it Wohld be difficult to believe it possible to be done upon a machine were it not that it is seen in progress.Messrs.Toussaint ft Co.make e splendid exhibit of imported wines and liquors from France, Spain and Italy and the prodUctê of the distillery Manpetiu to! Limoges.France* whieh are tliimed to be exceedingly choice.CaBaaian Wines are exhibited by Mr.H.Gagnon and also by Mr.Edmond Rqsa: At no great distance from the itiové ate the photographic exhibits of Mr.Montminy and Mr.A.R.Roy, the beer and aerated waters of Mr, N.Y.Montreuil, Dr.Morin\u2019s creosote wine, the Anchor weakness curie, of Messrs.Verge and Lavoie, the very Interesting diplay of eleçtriq appliances by Mr.J.F.Guay, of St, Roch e, J.B.Allard ft Sons, confectionery exhibit, the fine show of seeds, Piaco.Bergerville to Gap Rouge.ÜÜÎaeUi, Beauport and Montmorency Island of Orleans.Lake .Laval.Levis.Levis toGentilly.Levis to St.Michel.Mastai to Tadousac.Sillery Cove.Spencer Cove.St.Foye, Cbampigny, St.Augustin and Fte.aux Trembles.4.».SW John Suburb.St.Roch.St.Sauvera.TTST n.oo 8.46 8.30 {u.7.4f 45 7.45 9.30 9.30 r 8.30 io!6o tT.eo o'.oo Trm\tHTTL\t7.HT 4.OU\t10.00\t8.00 8.00\t10.00\t \t8.80\t0000000 .\u2022\t8.60\t0000 000 3.00\t10.00\t0 0 0 0 00 0 2.00\twoo\t.0 0 0 0 4.45\t8.00 12.00 10.00\t9 90 8.35\t\t .\t8.00\t\t 4.45\t8.00\t\t\t .3.45\t\t2.80 \t\t8.00 8.30\t9.80\t8.00 8.00\t10.00\t\t loo\tw.oo\t\u2022i \u2022 *jl* 2.00 \u201d 6.30\t8.30\ti.uo 5.00