The daily witness, 17 août 1893, jeudi 17 août 1893

[" Eight Pages.Vol.XXXIV., < >.192.MONTREAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1893.Last Edition.Prick One Cent.RELIfilOlS I'ERSECITIOX BY THE llTiiOHITIES OF SOREI, Tho Press nmi Pulpit Openly llonnil on the Moll of a Degraded Town.The power of p.ibllc l.ipotry and religious fanaticism to operate a miscarriage of Justice was most strikingly ex-emplifled yexterdty in the prosecution of Joseph Oendracu by the city of Sorel.The defendant, who in the summons served upon him Is described ns \u2018formerly a farmer, but now assuming the occupation of propagating a religion or doctrine known us the Haptirt,\u2019 is charged with having on Aug.5 \u2018disturbed the public peace by provoking, making or Irausing useless, illegal and unbecoming discussions, fhoming, vociferating, in-suiting wayfarers or persons in the streets and public places, disturbing and incommoding piiset rs-by and causing disorder and assemblages, contrary to \u2018municipal police by-laws and against the provisions of the statute in such ceso made and provided.\u2019 In proof of this charge elx witnesses were examined.These witnesses all tes-tltied to the fact that Mr.(iendreau was sitting on it bench in tho public park; that he was surrounded by a party of thirty to forty persons who were putting questions to him on religious subjects.This crowd had collected around Mr.Gendreau UNSOLICITED RT HIM.They saw him sitting on the stopped bench, and stopped of their own accord to ask their questions.These same witnesses proved that when the crowd had reached the above number Mr.Gendreau remarked that he had better go away, to which Home of those present replied that it would he better for him.Gendreau then left, followed by the shouts and insults of the assemblage.Otie witness, Ohas.Thlbaudeau, called for the prosecution, testified that Gendreau was talking quietly and politely to one of the party when others began to insult him, whereupon the defendant went away, as sworn to by the other witnesses.Mr.Gendreau was arrested on the charge above stall'd, and yesterday forenoon was convicted and tim'd $\u2022> and costs, or in all $19.55, in addition to ids own costs in the case.Recorder Porlnn, of Sorel, in delivering Judgment, said ho would not allow religion to Influence him in any way.It would be necessary for him to go outside the record to explain the facts.P'or twenty-one years he had been Recorder of the city and town of Sorel.During all that time Protestants and Roman Catholics had lived peaceably together, but now there was a strong feeling of uneasiness, lie had frequently been called upon to deckle matters arising out of this unrest.The consequence of Gendreau\u2019s sitting on this bench in the square was an inevitable religious discussion; a crowd assembled, insults followed.Gendreau was the sole cause of this gathering.Religion was ALTOGETHER TOO MUCH DISCUSSED.and a stop must be put to it.He therefore condemned the defndant to the penalty before stated.Following the precedent of the Recorder Dorlon, and going outside the record in this case, the Protestant mission at sorel lias had immense diflicul-tles to contend with in the prosecution of their work.The present work was begun In May, lv.i_>,, and ever since that time the missionaries have bqen subject to the Insults of the people and the anathemas of the local cb-rgy.Crowds assemble around the Protestant meeting house and shout and create disturbances unchecked by the authorities.Upon one occasion a prominent lawyer of the city, who was among the crowd thus collected, was remonstrated with l>y a fellow-citizen and co-roligionlst for taking part in such demonstrations.This lawyer replied that it was for the honor of their town that the missionaries he driven away.For the sake of their children, who might be induced to listen to these apostates, it was necessary to force them out.Sunday after Sunday tho ministers In charge of tho work are denounced from the pulpit ot the Roman Catholic Church.The following is from Monday s issue of the \\Sorolois', tho only newspaper in the city of Morel.\u2018Yesterday from the pulpit the cure of Morel warned his hearers against the teachings ot the apostates whom Morel has the misfortune in count In its midst this last couple of months.These birds of prey who seek to destroy the faith of our children, spread throughout the town nn unhealthy literature, in which the church, the Roman Catholic religion, the priests, the confession, the Sacraments are insulted anil scorned and it Is time that nn end he put to all this.It is time that these miscreants cease Insulting everything that the population holds most dear.LET IS KICK OUT these detestable Impostors, these men without heart, who have denied the faith of their 'nihers.trampled under foot the promises of their baptism, and who flaunt their odious apostacy through the streets of the city, seeking to make victims, to wrest from the arms of the < hurch in order to throw into the arms of apostacy and Irréligion a youth Imbued with pure, and healthy Ideas imbibed at the knees of Christian fathers and mothers and in our houses of education.\u2022The presence of these people in Sorel Is a scourge than the \"Mouche des Cornes\u201d, and it necessary to have Immediate recourse to the most energetto tneuns to rid tho population thereform.I.et al) those who have heart and energy give a hand to tills end.' NO POLICE PROTECTION.The missionaries also report that their garden is continual.y being raided and dospoilel, even the-lr potatoes are dug up and carlred away.They can get no tvlh f or protection.During the recent prosecution Mr.Gendreau was unable to secure tin* services of a single lawyer in the city of Sorel.One of tlies.\u2022 ujv*n being applied to said he could not take it as it would ruin his practice and that moreover lie would be useless to help him ns he was eon-vlotc I before he went to court at all.Notwithstanding the great dlltlcultios they have to contend with, the Rev.Mr.Cote and the Rev.Mr.Burwash report splendid meetings at their hall.The meeting hall Is packed to overflowing every Sunday evening.Fargo numbers are dot erred from attending owing to the denunciation of the local Roman Catholic clergy.A number of conversions are being made, anti the pastors express their determination to push forward the good work and hope yet to see their efforts crowned with great success.Be It remarked that there are no preachings or meetings outside of the missionary hall an r !\u2022/ i «'.At Cow*n 5th Jnftant, tl.n vi>ic of t'ho».F, (iraret of a sou.VKI.l.B At C.'h»m*dy Kuln, on tlio 12th tintant, Hu* wifi* of hil'*.h(rp Well», of a dan(ht«r.Cot.MAN.At Ctiapiesu.Ont., \u2018l inilRy, Angint 13.I* i.l, tin'wife of tleo.IV.Coluiati, of a «on.Both dulurf a till.V»«l>en paper* pleaur copy.OSWALB.At Kirerridi .l .-ilo K!tier*, on August 12th, 16.*3, Mrr.John Oswald, of a son.MAKK1ED.BE1B -JACK.At th* r.v.!»n e of the hrlde'l lather, Httlside, Chateaugag M»»:u.Que., on the lr>th Aug.i bg tha Rot.,I«t Boyd, Peter Reid, »'n of Wm.BiVI.\tII llraal, to Mery, daughter of Robert Jack, K Mtd'RTMMOV.At thn reeidenre | of the tuides fa'hcr.Mi l riinn.'n, Ont.i Oit Tue» | day, IMh August.1 U.' the Re* R.McLeod, Bougal! Mi'Dooaid, of Duatigan, Out., to Mary McCl'ln'Dion.WILSON ¦ BAKU\u2019.- On the nth in»t-, a* Ht.Oeorge's (li.nh.M.it real, by the Re».!.N.Tinker, V t Hein Anderson Wilson, Binscarth Man., gouugeri run of the late Mr.John Wilson, Olargcw, Beotland, to Dure»* Phipp* Baker, second dn'ichter of th« late Mr.tiodfrey Phipps Baker, Voodroolfe.Ottawa.LAY.NO EMPTY tt the 3fan»», North WUHatni.Imrgh.r,:i Am h, 1- I y Re».A Oraham, B.A .Trtiuian I.syng t- A'd e, yousgost dttimhter of A.Kmpey l.-u .ail of North Willlamsburft.SMITH -CH AMlir.Rf.AIN.At Piantaiteiiet.Ont., on th» IMU li st, hy ti e Rer O.Lechy.of Port Hope, Ont., tt,.* K'*v.Krerett olbbs Hmith, M.nt of st.Calharines, Ont , to Mary Louisa, second daughter of IV.A.Chamberlain, E»'i.DIED.MARSH.\u2014lo this city, on August 15tb, ISPS.Sarah Atkinson, widow of *i \" late Alexander Mar«h and mother of John and Frank Marsh, aged 98 years Funeral prhrate.KH.T.IK At S \u2022;», County of Olctucarr», on the ll!h August, 1921, Mary M -Kenviie, relict of the late John J.Kelli\u2019, arr-d 9T years.LK, nUQUKT.At Hf.Oeurge'» f*Te.0»«r», on Sunday, A'u .«t the 8th, le?3, Mrs.M.A.I^> Huquet.aged 60 years and 11 inonthl, relict of the late Philip Le Hut)net, FRAhF.R.Departed this life, at Osgoode, on the ranrning of August 'rd, 1991, Ann rergueor, h» loved wife of the late David Fraser, in her J3rd year, a naMvv r.f Perthshir», HnoUaud.Perthshire papers plea»» copy.; i :ON.\u2014A' I'-viha-nnbs Aug.15, Mi*» Jean , Wilson, sge.l 60 yesra 1\u2018 neral from her 1»\u2019» residence at 2 p.m., on Thursday, 17th imL ALLAN.\u2014At Mount Royal Vale, on the 15th of August.William Allan, aci d 73 years.Funeral on Tin.rs-lag, at 2.10 pro., to Mount Royai On etery.l\"ii, \u2018s .«nd a r, aged 21 year» and 4 month*, yon n y eat nr ther if Andrew and John pra«'r ol I.e,ds, Megan tin.BL'I'i\u2019T A* ( i.ie - A ntoln», on the morning g»d 2 months and 6 days.Funeral pnrate.KELLY In thrs 0 fnr fl 25 tterg., Dns»,*».fir> for f! 17 I! »m,cl Drosses.82.00 fur #100 rniLURKN\u2019A D U I'SHf.S.White D rill Sailor Drcsev .f,() percent discount.Navy ittrg** Sailor Drosses 'i iien ent discount, lilaek Serge Dresses.\tpercent discount.Cream Surge Sailor Dresses J percent discount.KXA31PI.KH: White Drill i«»llor Drv-«es, #2 20 for #1 45.Navy Serge Sailor Dresses, 84 50 for #2 25.Black Sergo l)r* >sev .#t'O for 82 00.Cream Serge Naiior Dresses, 84.-0 for #2 10.( IlIf.DItKN'S JKRSF.V URKAARM.A few »o I'lear »' 81.00 and #1.50, Original prices from #2 75 to $5.U0.FA U A80L§, At llarsaln I\u2019rlces.ÉJJ.gO .ParatoM.for #4 87.It 00.Parasols.for\t4 37.7 00.Parasols.for\t3.00.8 00.Parasols.for\t2 50.« 50.Parasols.for\t2 Ik).4 00.Parasols.for\t1.50.The best assortment of Parasols at bargain prices are to be ha t at ALL-WOOL CHALL1ES MUST GO.Oar Entire Stork of ALL WOOL CDAI.I.IES Must hs (old, so have reduced them to a rery Low Price.JtftT THINK OF IT.85c to OOr.ADVERTISEMENTS.A.T.WILEY & CO.OFFER- £ FINE QUALITY | ENGRAVED | TUMBLERS, ?« | 10c EAflH.?USUALLY SOLD 25c.JOHN MURPHY & CO., 17*1 and 17H.1 ftOTRF.UAMF.BTRKET, And 105, 107.109 mid 111 Ht.Peter nt.TETtttS CASH -4.VP QYZY OSF.FRICK.TELKPIIOSE 2103 ALL WOOL CBALLIES.YODR CHOICE -FOR- \u2022S CENTS FED YABD, Do not fonfit this sale of CHALLIEft.But come earlg and get first eholce, #5 CENTS PER YABD.I JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, DOMINION LINEN WAREHOUSE, «ar, to 207 HT.ANTOINE STREET.114 to 150 Monntala street.TELEPHONE.8Î2A BRANCH STORE : \u2022T.CATHERINE STREET WEST.Cerner Rneklngham arenne.TELEPHONE, 3335.k N, E AUGUST SALE.TO R.CARSLEY\u2019S, 8.CARHLEVH, Notre Datno f street, FOR THEIR DRY GOODS FOR THEIR DRY GOODS ANOTHER REASON ANOTHER REASON Why people will prefer to bny their Dry Goodi in the old quarters is BECAUSE BECAUSE They can get better value for their money and see THE LARGEST THF.LARGEST Stocks In Canada to (elect from.BO TAKE THE CAR BO TAKE THE CAR AND COME DIRECT TO Thf* halanro of P.oy'a Ready-made Clothing to be cleared at the biy reduction of 25 PERCENT OFF REGULAR PRICES.CENT\u2019S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.OUTING SHIRTS,.75c.$1.25 UNDERSHIRTS.50c.\t65c.All Summer Ties at Half Price, OUl^T^VIA X>EP^TrT]\\LEIVT.CHENILLE CURTAINS, At a\tReduction in ALL THE NEW SHADES.COLORED MADRAS MUSLIN CURTAINS, in all fancy color* in Silk and Lined Scrim, to bo cleared ab $2.50 to $4.00 and $5.00.» ?t- HENRY & N.E.HAMILTON, St.James street, Victoria square.P.CAMLET'S.K.CAKHLEÏ'S, Notre Dame ^ struct.WORTH REMEMBERING WORTH REMEMBERING It U worth remembering that we are offering EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS Now during our August Clearing Sale and reduced prirea.RIGBY WATEBBROOF Garment* will bo more popular than ever next fall and wintor.S.CARSLEY, I7M, 1767, 1769, 1771, 1778, 1775.1777,177t.AOIRE Ü4WF.AIREET, MONTRKAI.8.CARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN.CENT BOOKS AT 10 CENTS EACH.TWO CENTS EXTRA FER POST.50.000 TO SELECT FROM.\u2022BUD FOB CATALOfiFE.WHEN A MAN\u2019S PINOLE.By J* M.Barrie.A MARRIAGE AT SEA.By W.Clarke RneeelL THE WITNESS OF THE BUN.By Amelia Rivee.ie IKYTS F.At'D,\t\u2022 CBXTft KXTBA FEB FORT, F.E.PRELAW, 2331 ST.CATHERINE STREET.Notre Dame st.TO CONTRACTOKS AND CORPORATIONS.Pon t piirchasw OAKPETH, OILCLOTH*.OUR TAINS, WINDOW SHADES and FURNISH INOS, until you get our prices.EttimaN ' on applii atiou, MONTKKAL CARPET WARBIIOURE.K.41.MLB at CO.Phone.2343.\t357 Ht.Tame» (treat.£JEM RINGS.Children e Kings, set with Real Gams from #1 to #1 75.Mi.ves' Kings, In 10 It Gold, from #2; 15 k Gold from #3.50.niAWtm» KIY4.9.Holltalre Diamond Kings, from 8'.* to #1.V), or best ralue iu the ci\u2019y Any design of Ring Made to Order on short notio*.Orders hy mail carefully titled.D.BKATTY.Watchmaker and Jeweller, sncceas'if In Henry Roea, At the Old Stand, 137 ST.PETEK STREET Tklkpiionb 2494.i li iinmiLiuiij St.James St., Victoria Square.^ EO.S.KIM HER, lOTNE, aiC.Y 4M» I\u2019RT.M\u2019O P 4INTF.R, All Linda of Paper llAnglng* in atock.24«6 HT.«iTnCRIYF.STREET.Bell Trlrpltone No.'I2S7.§ailn Witness.THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Al'O.17.TIIK BO.MUAY KIOTS.T.onilon, Aur:.17.\u2014A Cnlcutt.i , hut will preside at the fraternal so.*ieti.*s\u2019 meeting on Aug.28, when the question ot the or-gai.iKation of a Dominion federation of temperance societies will be discussed.The lt**v.\\\\.A.AIcKny, D.D., who is to I*** the chief .pcaker at Hie Advanced Prolithiiloiiists mass meeting, will take for his theme the question, \u2018W ho is responsible?\u2019 The amphitheatre at the camp, const runted lor these meetings, will seat f< ur thousand people.The platform will accommodate the choir of a hundred voices, and another hundred speakers and temperance leaders.Reports from various parts of the country point to a large and representative gathering.WKM'OMK DAT.The programme tor to-morrow, Welcome nay, Includes an afternoon meeting under the presidency of Mr.D.Ferguson, District t\u2019ounclllor, Royal Templars, Toronto, when addresses will he delivered on behalf of the following temperance orders anti societies: Good Templars, Sons of Temperance, Canadian Temperance League, Catholic .engu*» ot the Cross, Woman\u2019s Christian Temperitnee l nlon, Toronto Temperance Reformation Society, West End I\u2019emperance Society, Rmudway Gospel Temperance Society, and the Royal Templars.The Emerald Trio, which sang at the World\u2019s Temperance Congress, at Chicago, and tin* camp choir, aided by several lending Toronto soloists, will give a concert from 7.50 to 8.30, followed by ;i mass meeting.Mr.1.H.Flagg, 1'nst Grand Councillor.K.T.of T.will act as chairman.The speakers will be the Rev.A.M.Phillips, ot Toronto: tin* Rev.1.W.Hell, missionary superintendent, U.T.of \u2019I\u2019.Hamilton; and tin* Rev.W.Kettle-well, Grand Councillor, Paris, Ont.A large number of excursions have been arranged by tempenmee bodies at different points to tin» camp.The Royal Templars, of Cobnutg, have chartered the steamer \u2019Greyhound' to bring the delegates from that place, tailing nt Port Hope, Howmnnville, and oshawa en route.The programme for the enmp now covers eleven days of consecutive temperance meetings.The Dominion Councillor of tin* Royal Templars of Temperance.Mr.A.M.Fentherston.nnd a large delegation of other Montrealer* are expected, some of whom will arriva this evening.MILITARY NOTES.TMK VROKOKKp ItKOIttt ANIZATION\u2019 OF THK ROYAL CANADIAN AltTH.LKRY.(Spécial to th\" 'Witness.') Ottawa.Aug.17.With referenco to the proposed rc-organl/.ntlon f the Royal Canadian Artillery, th** basis of t!i4; Quebec, :,4; Halifax, 6.\u2019.I\u2019robubllltloH: Cool and showery.WORLD\u2019S FAIR VISITORS.Chicago, Aug.17.\u2014The paid admission* to the World\u2019s Fair yesterday were 110.567.TO SPY OFT THE NORTH-WEST.(Special to the \u2019Witness.') ¦ Ottawa, Aug.17.Mr.Jacob G.Shautz, I of Merlin, Ont., has organized two parties .f delegates to Visit the North-West and report upon the country.«nie is from New York State and the other from Michigan.The farmer* will start on August 22 and the latter on September THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.(From Our Own Correspondent.) Quebec, Aug.17.Before leaving for \u2022tea with their vessel yesterday four Star ns she stood, with new matronly dignity, at her house door to show him out.\u2018 Oh\u2014Kieharda,\u2019 she said with hesitation.She did not immediately say more.Jt gave hliie the wster* blue, \u20181 only wl*li the rteh would bite A* these moMiult>HW ik>.' T Fltrpstrlfk, 1 Ms PcniUt, s.s St l.xwrene* ftreet, Inrert* tirufl.i (eetli m every known msu lier et; Im.fHl Ue, ee' oloul, *11.1 on sll IlietAl base*, Grown hi ! Ik K, work And the preservation and roatorttlon of tic i «tursl teeth lu gold sini iwreo-;.nu fHcu.K* * tqs-cutlty, mo.lorhlo price*, open every evitnug until 10 o doek.\u2018 Msrl*r.\u2019 *sld Uncle Sil**, \u2022 we mutt Are Prie.I ewe him n riihtn r vtsmp to put the div.e» on the ' kv S» the Ill\u2019ll» l u I 'em, jin' when I got 'em to mnrkot fill* moriiln\u2019 I f ui d l e'.l s; impod \u2019em sll IMI).\u2019 \u2018 Moutserrsf Lime Juice Is, without s eltiglA exception, the kmg f rummer diluk* Gaoling, fisginiit hi d i.vfii ty plcs«sut.It should be on every (Able during tho hot wo a (her.tnd I* si-way* to be b id whcio summer drink* are *oUl.I No other drliik i* ro wholeponie sud lefrcFtilug drocers slid Uruggitte.\u2019Isn't It rslnlng P «aid Mr*.Hick* as she and her liuHhaml *at In tho parlor of their little tca-ehlr cottage the other night.' \u2019Oh, no.It ia brightelurlight.\u2019 \u2019hut what I* that pattering l hear at tho win-l dowa V \u2018Th*t| my dear, la the mosquitoes hanging their uohca Against tho wire screen*.'- 'llmpcr'*,\u2019 The lh»t Hemcdy Dear Sir*.1 uh* giealiy i roubled with weakness, loss of appetite, resiles* nes» and Mccpleesnr**, and found HUB.tha most strengthening and benetldal medicine I have taken.Mis» licanlip, 3t Huntley street, Toronto, Out.I\t- S\u2019 \\ny Interesting h gonds shout here f a«ked tho tourlat, 'No,' rein mod the native slowly, \u201d ain\u2019t never seen none, though you umy (hid \u2019em 'way bark in i thick woods.\u2019 w ICI I ELI LU, A few yours ago a little American girl limned Mabel went with lier mother .and .slaters to spend the day ut Bans ! tioucl, tho old palace of Frederick the | Gr.»ut, nt Potsdam, Germany.< 'll one side of lier rose the Alte Schlosx, which Frederick had abandoned for Ills one-storied pngodallke littla palace of Sans Souci.Mabel ascended ! the long flights of steps in the terrace I leading up to Hie latter palace.Marble 1 statues rose at every turning of these largo stone stairs.Grapes were ripeii-: ing against tho walls of the terraces, just us they had done in the time of , Frederick.A- great arm-chair particularly inter- ; 1 es led Mabel, and at it she gazed long mid reverently, for In her eyes It was a sacred tiling.In this same arm-chair another Frederick, more beloved than his great namesake, and called by bis loving subjects \u2018Unser Fritz' (Our Fritz), had sat In ids hist Illness.At lust they came to Voltaire's room, richly decorated by Frederick for his favorite.It must have been in tills 1 very toom that Voltaire made the re-i mark for which Frederick never for-i gave him.i \u2018lie lias given me his dirty linen to I wash,\u2019 said Voltaire, when a friend found him correcting some of Fred-! crick's manuscript.(>n leaving the palace a long circuitous walk led them to the New Palace, now j itself above I occupied by the Emperor Will am.As DAILY STEPS UPWARD.TtnmsDAY, AUGUST 17.Through the dark night He still ; (bid\u2019s faithful grace Mes hid, like morning, undcrncHih tlui sen, Let thvslow hours roll, like these weury stars, Down to Ihc level ocean, patiently.Wm.GnIdwcll Roscoc.Be still an«l know that 1 am God.\u2014Ps.xlvi.10.Slowly, hy (iod\u2019s band unfurlitl, Down around the wenrv world.Fulls ihe darkness : uliow still I* ihe working of HI* will.William H.Fnrnsgs If we take things so they come we shall usually 1\u2019md that they come imidi better than wo have any right to expect.Our anticipatory tl.igs of distress may have been Inviting compassion and flinging patches of darkno- < over many n bright scene for months, only for us to find at last that we have been guilty of needlessly, we might say criminally, robbing ourselves and others of the happiness rightfully belonging to us and to them.Pnre, vp:irl.llng, Ncfrcshlng.THE rKINGi: OF TABLE W4TF.K*.Recommended by tbs leading Physicians.For Bsio st th« Glub*, Hotels, Ib-sUurauts, sod ths leading Grocer*.1.A.HI It r.Druggist, 1780 NOTl\u2019.R DAMP.A, C.ivj ST.GATIILUINK ET.Telr |ihoii> * ; ILO- >40.^SII\u2019S 1 OREST FRIEND.ITOI.H, RI.A4 K 11118 «t «O\u2019T AUK PIMPLY I\u2019AItALV/KD AS BOON AS THEY B0BN1 AftH\u2019M FOR EAT lit IPS D, off sud Py to fro»h Arid* amt pAdiires new.All »hi>K'>totli* > oiiutr) Mimed Dot tail tu 'skr a bottle with them.JVr tide by all dnugisU ami by J.4.HAUTE.1*80 Noire Diinie street AND C.Vi?St.t nllirrine, cor.Mrtralfe.Tclrpbuu* ll'.KJ and 3r>40.\\\\ lint Say They* In popnlnrlty Increasing, hi reliability tho standard.In merit the tlrst.In fart, tho best remedy for all summer complaints, diurrhiivi, dysentery, crAin|>e, colic, cholera liil.tutum, etc,, is Dr.Fowler's ICxtract of \\\\ lid Strawberry.\\ll mcdldno de aids sell II 'W hy did everybody laugh «o lone over that storey of old Itoreby's ?it wasn't ri bit funny.' \u2018They were afraid lie would tell another If they , kept quiet.' 'Yogtl*.' The y.Hinbro Lighthouse I» at Sambro, N.8.I whence Mr.K I llnrtt writes .is follows:\u2014 ' Without n doubt Burdock Mood Hitters baa dime me a lot of giaal, I wua slek and wenk and had no apia tito, but it II It made me f.-cl smart and strong.Were Its virtues more widely known \\ many lives would he saved.* W'h.'it is the matter.Musky ?\u2019 nsked tho I tumble bug of the mosquito.You look pale and | worn.* * 1 mu,\u2019 replied the ukimiuIIo.' I wasted laat I tight on a Freneb wax doll, thinking In the dark that It was a fat little l\"»hy.I'm nearly starved.\u2019 Why St rent riiOM Gatahiui, or cold In thn head when Kennedy's Magic Gatmrrli Hnuff will cure you effectively anil ts-rmationUy.\u2019Pry It.of all druggist*, '.Tic.insurance.Business Cnrds.|>I0TURES FOR THE TRADE.I'HIIRES HIK THF.1*1 RI.H*.I,POU to select from at MV each.4.W.WII.I.MIN.Ilaimfac'tirrr of Moiildiuiis and Frames.OKS 4 ralg at., Monfrriil.everything that docs not appear fine.\u2019 It was a small tiling on which they had agreed ; the sentiment was nl-most trite, but tho agreement was so perfect.It seemed to give him a certain glow of pleased interest in her.they were walking along the r ad lead- ! C©H10Iltf Drîlin BipOS, &C.ing through the park they saw thateris| Ayent* !.u(llah Department.U.R.Luhertaon A .Sous o NIA' 2rio A DOTTLE.Tha * your (oap, It saves your trintu-r Ass I Mir gre -r for it.cxszMExaaarrp.7,000 BARRELS OF «E.\\ri.\\E WHITE\u2019S And other best Ixmdou brand* In itoek and to arrive.Also, FIRE BRItli, DRAIN PIPES, Best quality tnd lowest prtcaa.F.HYDE & CO., 13 WRLLI ALTON MI BEET.I'UILADLLPill \\ Organlred L J\tlnu\"r|»irateill7M.FAsfl 48**I.T8.!8!l.::iU.i;8».EIRE AND M ARINK IN 1URAN< lL ROBERT HIMPHOV.ORirXBAL AGENT (TOR CANADA.IH Guru Exeliaugr.I TRAVELLING SHOE LETS.Housefurnishings, &c.J ]\u2022:.TOWNSHJLND, HF.ADOEAKTI.Rts FOR BEDDING.Ring up 1906 for axpcriri ed man t\tucg DKOhiNt.nii'l PI IfII IINL Ke«i I enlUi r* unit PIRII kINt.null BIM tkl.Nt, M 4T I IP v>'l.*«.Every v*i>>'y new I i ».¦\t.Hoddlngatloweat ): HE1DOI 4KII l HARTEORD.IIME-IKIFI) AND I IKE-T».>TED.lire «al), tusli 4 upltal, $1.009,009.I'nmitit and l.ibcral 8eltlcnici.lt.GERALD E HART, irncral Manager! r Canada.O.MAITLAND hMI';;i.(iI STAVE It.EABItK, Montreal A.inta, UUlcus- i 1A bk Juuji's eli cc\u2019b Asbestos-Crude I lia vo 11iN ilay ap|Miintn| .Messrs.Will.S< LATKK A II.1.Ilim itV.of tip* City of .Montreal, Mm lianfs, Atfunfs for tlie haluorthu iiroducf ol\u2018 my Ashes-fo** Mines, known an I In* \u2022* .IcH'cry Asbestos Mines,\u201d Dauvillo, Any fomniimications rolurrini^ to tin* sale of flu* proiluct, will rcquiro lo hi* addn'ssud to I hum can* of Win.SCLATEK X COW LIM\u2019D., I\u201d.4L 4 lonmllim; Struct, Mont mil, 1*.0., as they art* my only uutliori/uo Auunts.W.H.JKFFEKY.Wm.SCLATEK ) .¦*¦*.*.isi Agents.il.J.JEEI EKI J THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Thürsdat, Arr.rst 17, 189J1, a Weelly Calendar, TnunsnAY, August 17.CiONCKRT A XT) ICE CREAM J\thOl\u2019lAi, T» (>\u2022 held In the MKTHODIHT CHURCH, IT Marlbt>rou*h «tre.t, HOt MKl.AUA.On AM;.i:ih.iKttil.in rninntenre hI T.-\u2018iO.The >\u2018i»no for thie oreMlun li kindly loaned hjr C.W, l.lndety.___________________ A RT ASSOCIATION 1\\.\tOb' MOXTREAIe rHILUPA HQCABB.Hallerlra Open Dully, A a.m.to \u2022 p.m.A die Union 25e.Historical galleries or rsa loi 8AXLE MCHEE, OPKN KTKKY DAY FROM 10 A M.TO 10 P.M.ArtmUalttB, «V.t lilldren.I Or.J r is avolth voi n wmij: bo take the delightful trip fe Carillon and hack hy Ntcamer \u20188o»crricn.' (11.00.Taka 8 a.m.train lor l.aohine.HCBMt-BIFTIOM BATM.Dally WltneM 13 00; Weekly Witnea, 81 00t with raduotione tc olube; Northern Meeienger, 80o ; 10 eo^iue to one addrne, 8'.\u2019\t, 20, yt 40, M, ®^'or Oreatlfritatn add ft «>4 per annum mr jieev afu un Weokly Wlini'H»; '.M ¦ on Northern Me»«i u-yer ; $3 60 on Daily Witne»*.The 1 net edit I/m of th« DtH.T WiTNt«M I» de.llrered in the city erery etenlog of publication at \u20224.00 per aunuia.i his words arlplit.' SI Stephanus non ! ora.ssot, ecclesla Paulum non habis-, .sot.* Wo nootl only add that tho wide ! world will read of tho deads of Sore] In tho modern Hook of Acts, the newspaper, and will ties pi.so Uto Province of Quebuu accordingly.ADYFRTIttnL BATES.DA If.Y WITNESS.Fire line* and upwa/di, 10a per liaa.Contraci ea (arornt/le term*.WEEKLY WITNESS.With large typ« or cut», JO.- per line.One-third redn-'iion If \u2022u to No.II Eire StattiHi, «ill h* reofoeit In Ota Ctlf Cierk'l ofll.e.CU» Hall, up to ELEVEN O'CLOCK lu ih» forenoon ot stlTttn.41, lb® ISiliof Alignât, Ia«Iant, Ttieptuna e'1'! M,,\" \u2019Kloallon» may be aivm i-Tnry In (lie ofll.-a of Mitaara.Perrault ft U'naja, Arohltaota, 17 Pinna d'Arm** Hill, «rti«ra any otli»r Infor,naMon can alto bo obtained.1 br |ir6 r* Ea*t Plarw d Ann**.N.B.\u2014SPECIAL PRICKS dumig thia month.i« i »:.Only th* pcr**t (irnp* ('roam Tarlar and Pin**» K*cry«talllr,-d lb *r Innate ,,f -xl,.arr*par*ti\"n THoCsftNDs AKK Using THK COOK S FRIEND.Ji ht itir.Iiiino ro* youa It A KIS I ,\tAn^\tM Th»-* «iMmrr* hAv«> mporl r \u2022n'ommodRilnn t -r faloon, l:i(> run ili.iti' nxl st.i-iato i'iuuK>t>dnr, at infrrtnM.«KIHTOL Hl fttlf F.SB.Draeona.2,00') t m*\tAug.Itih.88 Fren.ona .f r la-ith i'*h Aug.Age) \u2022»\t< A : \u2022 \u2022\u2022 V \\\t\u2022 -.on Tfn» ; A I»»r, Sus % Ca t i \u2022 ' .T I * lea-La.«*'eet I.r.nd n, K c t) l ip *t* is L Nona, liindee.Scotland.1\u2019 R O.SS LINK.Tin: HS.MIR V t||4 HI.A RAWUF.T, Maater, I* intended to leave Montreal on MoudH)\u2019.'dial A U tl U et \u2022 At 4 It.m.» And afterward.s tin ogli \u2019 lie - .ason o:i every alternate Monday.For FATHKR ! HM.t: \\'!M'., MAI.HAY or Point ht kk.i kk.r, i > t simmekhide, CHAIU.t )TTETo\\V N ami 1*11 l \"! Fir Freight.I\u2019astage and \u2022ati routm, apply to J.«.HK-.si k.FREIGHT AND Tli KKT AGENT.\u2018221 4'OIH tlllsrlonrr* alrerf.Or to II.PflHTIlt intlPFR, I2S M.In me a afreet.lOppi eite 1* «t-Othcc.l T H K ( : K K AT I N T R H N AT IO N A HP.4 I 11 It 11 NAM.1)01 1(1,F, IK t4k KOI I F.WORLD'S WORLD'S FAIR LIKE.( \u2019I I K.\\ 11 EXCURSION TO CHICAGO.AND RETURN.AUGUST 25th and 26th.Good to llrtorn until Hth Sept.2-TRAINS_A DAY-2 THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPING CARS tn Chicago, leave Mon:i »! Windnir Street Station Tii Kdaji, \\4 i-.ineaila' I'll .r- liiya and Saturday*, at 8 a.tu.Hate jier Uerth.f 1 'A1.NEW TICKET OFFICE, J'iU St.JomeK street.Next to Poet Odieo.*i QUEBEC A WEE ST JOHN RAHWAY, FAR.FAMCD bAOUCNAV.\u2019Hi/j i .' Ljr iFw ¦'.\"iff] r ¦ .V \\ ¦ ¦ )t i>.«x Summer Resorts.^ QUEBEC k LAKE ST.JOHN RilLVÂY.THE NEW ROUTE TO THE R n r- Rn n i cc 1\tSnguena y.CommoDcing llomUy, 10th July, Faet Kipree* Tr»iu, ; with elegant parlor car*, leaves Quebeo tlsily, except Hunday, ut S.DOa.m., for itom :itv \\ i.a % i> < \u2019i i u '4»irri mi.: Oonneotiiiff at Chicoutimi with the Saguenay Steamers for Tadousac, ('acouna, Murray Itay and Quelieo.A ! round trip l.y rail ami steamer unequalled in America ; through matchless forest, mountain, river ami lake scenery, down the majestic Saguenay by daylight and hack to the Fortress ( tty, touching at ail the beautiful seaside resorts of the Lower St.Lawrence, with their j chain of commodious hotels.The quickest way to see the Saguenay.Superb hotel accommodation at Hoberval.Mountain air ami salt sea breezes.Take the morning train from ljuebec and see the Saguenay by daylight.For folders smt guide books, apply to ticket agents of all principal cities.ALEX.HARDY, JOS.ST.ONGE, J.G.SCOTT, (Jenl.I'ass,\tTrav.Pass.\tSecretary and 1 Agent.\tAgent.\tManager.General Offices : St.Andrew St.Terminus, Louise l Dock, Quebec.Groceries, Provisions, &c.I ilRESH GOODS, Tba very Cholcrat th* European m«rkrt*ran prodaos, now arriving »h.hh.'* Itrariltau.\" 4MMIHH «V KI.44 k 44 FIX\u2019* FI LL LINE.PICKLEH, .SAUCES, POTTED MEATS, ko.RATH OI.IVF.K RIHCTITM.Btlltnna, «Tieildar and Ko»at Arm) ( tareas Rrand A I'o.\u2019a Rccr Ten Jelly.ItraHil «4 I'o.\u2019a Fsaeuce Reef.Hranil .IN M A\\.NoHTH tiKLM\\N I.I.oVD.i.INfüM I'll AN*» ATI.A NTH .>T AT I 4M llol! u : 1:11 1'AK Lb ¦ \u2022 NEW T R1 AIM I FLORIDA, WERT INDIES, \u2019 ii ».\u2022¦\t» i ing el.fivhfr.* s*l».FW TORK.From D\u2018.n*veuiure itntinn nx fnllow*: -7.'(.T ii.in.DaityU vept Sunitay) for Albany, New The «reant.T, of thi« \u2022'.impnn/will ru t ** follow., and all »t, th* >i»ual in'.rm>- liât» p.»t* THE Vl\u2019I l\u2019.El' 1,1 NF.The .!.i?i er* Quelreo and M .\"nai k ;i («\u2022rfurii thix.crvi ¦¦.leaving Moutrval daily (Sunday.*\u2022» «.pled \u2022 nt 7 n flu k.p in THF rOltONTo I.INK.aguei»a> win ienx»*».»i< ,\u2022\u2022\u2022 lor ¦'Die.utimi \u2014 '\t' *\t111 \u2019 real and New York, with »ud intermediate port v.\t., »tid Saturdays Pîîints, Oils, &c.e \u2022 .-sut 44 .igner HitlT.t 1\u2019arlor and Observation < sr.»)a m .r.- urni.r vlll leav- ft.\u2022 \u2022 ttitid forOuel e.and nit.rn \u2022*Ua«« port.twi.\u2022\u2022 a we» k.arrivm: at i^ite.\"ii Friday and M lay uiorning*,i »innec-ting with *\u2022*\u2022* P.m.Daily.A lirt mlacK Limited, for Albany, eteamer.lor M ntre » fbe > r da/*ervi .,.w»>eU .N.w 4 rk L ittal » and ail point* Wee*.Through Montreal and 'fuel.- !.a« ii.-n »li ¦ .titli ued » e -b.I,.t«.en M.n-rea.and N-w Yor,w\u201eh \u2022\u2022 eg.v.r 44 jner I i-.\u2022.y.»eping t ire.( nneo !\u2022 r «ailing- t ¦ti ani«*r Terre' .nn- and Kerri»** «-e t * for I\u2019nlla.lelphla.Ualtimor*, Waahinctoa local time table K .rfurther Ini .rnia'ion apply at tbe and all n .iota h.iith\tCompany sort; e*.1Ï8SI.)amfe*t.and 22è St 1'attUt.ami all pointa Boitth.\tLAPKAIKIK I'KKR Y.LtiNDoN SERVICE.Mnlllng frtuii If ont rrn 1 on to 24t.1*'' 21 From Lapralrie \u2022 :t*)and9am, 12 '\" 1 I\" Kr .m Mot trcr.l !\t' and 11 a m .4 p m.it t 2 t !\"*\u2022\u2022 N'av:g»'|.ii ».- 'n L.prairie 7 and 16 a.m K»nm Montn ,»| -8 a.in .3 p in .1 CHABOT.G.n M .\" A MI1,W»Y.Traffic Man.MEMORIAL WINDOWS And all kind* of Alt'!\u2019 «WJaAMM FOR Churches.Halls.Schools, PRIVATE HOUSES, &c , Ac., &o.Special Artists Engaged.F-lrvntor* Mini TIoIsIm, Ktonr llrrakers, llngliir* ami Boilers, Donkeys and NTInrhes, always on sale at the FAkl.l.lOI NDRY, 31 king street.Tri.irfiom No.435.\\11LI At ¦ The iiinat Delicate Bread Made.BOSTON It KO 44'.% B It » A It uml HAkFD BEANS 4:4 I.K4 SAII RDAY.FINK I'AKF A sI'Ft'lALTY.U.M.Al I I) A «I».Rakers and Confectioner* Cor Ht.Antoine it, an4 Atwater avenue.J^NGLISH PROVISION CO.2450 ST.CATHERINE STREET, Corner of Drummond.Specialties for Pirnlrs anil Exearslona, CANNED CHICKEN, \" TURKEY, \"\tDUCK, \"\tTONGUES, M\tPAT\tEH, \"\tCORNED BREF, \"\tSARDINE PASTE, M\tLOBSTER PASTE, SHRIMP PASTE.\"\tBLOATER PASTE.POTTED CHICKEN, \" CHICKEN AND HAM.'\u2022 CHICKEN, HAM AND TONGUE.\" BEEF.DEVILLED HAM.Removal.ROBB ARMSTRONG ENGINES.SIMPLE AND COMPOUND.These Engine* have the mo*t «impie and mo«t perfect fly wheel governor In u*e.A.RAMSAY & SON, Montreal.ESTABitsinn I M2.Glass Painters i Stainers ROBB ENGINEERING CO., Ltd , Amherst, Nova Scotia.CANADA MACHINERY AGENCY, Agents, 345 St.James street, Montreal.REMOVAL.ROBT.MITCHELL & CO, Have removed to their new premise*.No.8 BLEURY STREET, AND THEIR STOCK OK Gas and Electric Light Fixtures IS NOW COMPLETE.These two line* are own manufactura, of NK\\\\ K.HT HI.SIGNS and at I'rien* which defy competition.«JI.DBRM IN ENDLESS VARIETY.noi MFS unit STORES Fllteil w ith Flertrl* Wiring by l ompefent Kleelrlrlnna.Miscellaneous.o iTTAWA RTVKR NAVIGATION COMPANY.Daily .Hull Line, MONTREAL AM) OTT44TA.PALAC E STEEL STEAMERS For Ottawa and lii'\"rn. uger 1 Kan *, apt y ** COMMON STRE1 I c«.»! Ba.i,,.i h ketott.Il et .l.koi'**» etr'-rt, Wimlsor Hotel, Bxl.-iiori») Hotel, i, s't.Jaiti'o street, Itouaveoture Depot.K.NT.SHEPHERD, Jr.Hnnuger.F LOOR PAINT.LEVATORS.K ODAKS DRIES IN SIX HOURS.HAND, POWER.STEAM.ELECTRIO AND If YDRAUUC.DARLING R ROT HERS, Bellanre 44'ork*.Hunfreal, INLAND 4TTY FARE PREPARED IIOTNE PAINTS.36 BEAUTIFUL SHADES.FOR OTTSIDK AND INSIDE 4TORK.The Rest la the Cheapest.-«- P.D.HODS «ft r«\u201e Ikh anti 100 Hr4JIII atreel.\u2022*.;to u.m, E« s.ltl II.in.lay rriving N ' Llpi.a*, via 44 hit i ;.«' d Tro, '.u i AI- 4 i.\tp.m.River I .'|iiio^- Buildors and C»arpcntcrs.H-s* ami telephone O.i HKAI.LKVOLD, 112 Ht Pi ter street, .-orner of Notr* Dame.2 elephone 22*7.J.GRACE, HOUSE AND SIGN KAINTI ': GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER.IN STOCKS AvplnaP* and Blunii' * v 1 Sp STREET, MoMKRkL.¦J > AR K ER\u2019S FOUN DRY, LIKIIT OR HEAVY I'AHTINIJM, Made promptly tooriler FROM THE BEST (QUALITY OP IRON, MOSES PARKER, Iron Founder, It to 29 Dalhousie streat, Montreal.TO BENT, FOR SALK.Or ETCnANCR, DEVELOPING AND PRINTING.MONTRF-AL PHOTOGRAPHIC Sl'PPLY K.F.NMITII.164 St.Jnnies «1.Téléphona MSS.T Rooling.)OFING 1 api r a M p.Hoa.» \u2022 \u2019 \u2022 -iay '\t:*ii g N->» \\ r.I I» |MI|.ti.tli» p.m.i s\t.:.» I 1 x .y, n.I if a.m.>.-\u2022» IJ.III.\tI\t-i.r.n.>\u2022\t( N.-iv Duly Hi»-\" S .4 r, I I.JO.ii.m.I OK ItDslllN.Itnlland a d Fitch- 4'AKPI.NTI RH A M> JnlM R8, Itl Hi eu ry atreel.Jobbing promptly attended to.DRY KINDLING 4'>i>iH> n a-ayttn liar.l.Professional.l; II I,DING PAI\u2019KIl, PATENTS :TRœANr* F.II.Kl 4 NOl.lks, Sol ir II or uml Lx pert In PnD'nf l'nae*.Tt m ri.i Bt il m vu, - y ,i *wr* *rnr er.M\"NTr.r*i.Ag.-m iei tu 44'a hinglou.Jxnoluii and ail » bit I cities.S.I0 n.nt.Dav Lifte P»\t\"dav\tr*- s.H» n.m F»-G.Otf p.iu.I ft«t Iran inday A I w-ll Fast tr B\t7.i»t\tp.iii » 44'bite Hiver ,lun \u2022 r.n K\t7.1 Ji\tp.lil *1.» B l\"«* Falls and I \u2022\t»v I '\tI\tT.'jlln.ni.»*.\u2018JJS p.m.Night »:«pr« .\t, i ., r i and D u.y\th\t.-r: *\t**.| .Y\tii.iii.4V.»giier New Ve*'ibu!e, Buîfe- p», .Itrawing-P.m ftii'l SN-epi' g Can» u ali tbr i/i tr» r.» r I ick'-tf, riim» Table* un i .'ber information * A.« .VIONM.lt 44 1, I an idian l*a> Ag»li' S.44.II4IMINI.H, I.44.IS4II>44IN, tien ! l'a»* Ag\"d.\t«Son hupt.ùT.ALBANS, VT.BOOLING Hit.KOoilNÜ PITCH, i:«> I N i EMUNT, Af PH A LT, TAR.All of the r-»t «,'ix \u2022 y n lit'le very lowe.» prie* FoK SALE «Y J.44.PiYIKsON «ft (\"O,, 4 7 Ml B BAY .-TREET.D R,S.ANDBKS »t HILL Llrenllnlra «f Draiitl Snrgery, 44 REAVER HALL, MONTREAL.S.J.Andrea\tAnnie 0.HUI.C.Rli'.l\u2019KlïT, 4 04 lit 4 4 I 4»R.r.rPAIRS il « i r »o-!\u2022\u2022 X I \"\"I fly e'i-nied to.p ,i in', i.'ig l» i ne!, wni du weii to .lain my »\t' »t' ¦ Pir» al 4'tent ntoall\" rk entrist .¦ J to me.22» PIM: A4 KM E, MACLAREN.LEET.SMITH & SMITH, A 1)4 04 A I I s, RAKKIMT RS .tr\u201e ,tr.TEMPLE BUILDINGS, 185 Ht.Jumna afreet, Montreal.Jonv J.M*'i.*ri-N, (7 C .i U.«' Smith.B CL., *\t.f '.'in'r for Ont Sritl P.J.r.r t, B.l L.J A.4V.-wi i u.B.C U Spnrhnm Firr-pronf Roofing l'« ment l'o, The Sparharn fVm> nt I! f t* tb>* only roof that ha* giv.n p.rf,.t ,tl*i » 'i n nnd «lo««l lb>' lest f our \u2022'iniac l r ih g « \u2022 .ut, pat» nled und inantitac* lut.I \"o,y Ly tb.iin» lu *.II., 'p» li.»\"» i .intutny warn* llm public againsl ail :> ou m< d I y ilitfi retilroofers ealludSparhsiu .b< mg spurious.Tie* i iiy r ».f< i» in Montrent and vicinity wbn nrn r Ipjilird with th\" rtrr.«Trea«.Agen,* appointed thruugboul the Dotuinion and I Ü>\" United .Male».HRUNKS!\tTRUNKS! TRUNKS! NfcLEOI» .( HHOTTON, IMI9 Notre Dnnie street.Headquarter* for Trunks, Porlntanti'aux, Vallve» and Travelling Ba»:» of evi-ry tiori.Call and examine.Repair* promptly attended to and charge! modérât».Bell tolephuno 122''.^ARTIT \\I!.V M'ITNKSS.7 ShUITS ,\\\\1) (iAMMS Educational.Educational.Notices.Property.Situations Vacant.FOOTHAI.I.Th^ri» ar two tlilims ni', at 10 it cluck.OT.FRANCIS CULLEOE.1 N in.Sccl.iri.vn.I .r l.» lic* and lientlemen.) _ Tl.i1 1 lasKe-i in lie Ail- I ''i; c l.ei;.ii MoXl>A\\.Seplenilu r 4i|i.Tie i'iil I re .f th- College hriinol begin* Til t \u2019 itsl IA V.I-.j.teml.er Hill.Thu Uubdinui me i.nitlfclly Mill it.-d and nre neirg put In thori.uih reptir hr the i .iniiiu *-»*ii the Prlueipal U.O.( ge, Deer Park, Toronto _________ DELSARTE College of Oratory FRANCIS JOSEPH BROWN.President.(Preaideut of the Klocutioni*!*' Asscoiatioa of Canada.) ( '10LIGNY COLLEGE, n tawa.y Tor (lie tlnui'd and l.ducallou »>\u2022 lount; indie*.Thl* Int'itutiou .« the property of the Pré»! yterian Chnr.li.It* anu i* ' ¦ gn \u2022-» ilrvt i la** Kneiian L in evtion, with Fren.h mid (ierinuu, Mu .and Hie Fine Art* ;\tai*.Cali*'lirni *, Typ,w i il mg ami Steimgr.ipliy Tile ground» ar r.f urui - In I.they are all ighte.l with ya* and heat, d I > I.: wa- ¦ r '! !.ro glily et eient ta The Kiigliih.Ma'h< mati ai, i 1»-.viand Aritea.li \u2022 r* are cvpcrn nio-d cdueutn naUata.The Music t.a.In-r* arc irom Hie R.> al Academy of Mii»n , I .ilon, an.I Ciiafei vatoryof Music, !.ip*n- l'Iie I rein ii and Herman tea.-liei* are from the European C up tinent.The teacher* ail reside in the tVdlege.Cheerful home life.Special attention to religious Irsimiig.Fees, cu> , yery moderate.Reduced rales to ministers raiidll*».The next *c*mou eomineuee* P.\u2019th Se| tcinh.vr, Is .i A* Hie i.umber of hoarder* i* limited, early application l* n Coen-ary.For circular», Ae, address Rev DR.WARDEN.Ho» IS?.'.Post Ofllee.Montreal.UHOHTIIAM» AND H\tTYPEWIUT1NO OFFICES, Teinplei IliilldiiiK.1*1 SI-\talrrel, Sirs.J.HI MOTH, Hteuograitlier.Kliorthan 1 and Ty|>ewritii g of all deseription* vin-dertakcu and promi.'iy ex.uled in a lirst-cia>* manlier al moderate pn «*.Pl'OVtN Dutri.( ui ty >r yprnrc, M nlnal.M H Largest and mc*t advanced School of Oratory In Canada.DU'AHIMKXTS.\u2014School of Voice Culture.School of Physical Cuitura.School of Dramatic Art.School Relie* Lettrii.Tull Trriu Soinrmber 12.For C«ta!o«ue addreM Francia Joseph Brown, care of Y.M.O.A., Toronto, Out.AMILTON LADIES\u2019 College AM' * «'OmKKVATUItY OFMTSIO, YVII1 rropcii Reptrmbrr B, ISO.'b The oldest and l est euulpp-d in the Dominion.It* faculty nre all lion r gra.limtcg of t\u2019niveraitie* and Colleges, lii-tructum mid v connnodalou tir t claev.For catalogue address tha Principal at Hamilton A.HI ItN!*, I».l»., I.I.I».M 1SS VEALS\u2019 2TANSTEAD COLLEGE S w rOODSTOCK COLLEGE.Ah tcHilcmlc lte|>:irfrnent of Mrllaalfr I nlt«r*.FOR BOYS AND YOt'NO MEN.Feature* Physical Cullure, Manual Tralulog, Matiioulalino.Tea her*' Conra- «.RE-OPENS SEPT.'1.J.I.Kills, It.!.rrltirliMl.IVomlxlorlt, Ont.) Hill Rfvoprr on TTKADtY.Rrpt.ft, 1SS.1.This Peminary I» in ndUiation with M *OI!l t'ntrer-ri'.y, nod it delightfully situated in flip healthful and beautiful village .s*i h .I H .'i'ounrii of said Town, to In- iveol on H-.1'i'tvl .t day .f AlUl sT.one tb.'uaaiul eigli» i .I an,! ninety.tin.\t.IS1'.', ai eiglit o \u2019\t*11.-1 .v.dug, there w il l>e s.ihnutu'd f w iv| prov .i I |.nv ' I > authori .it tin I cWO of I'ot,' Paint Vi ti n,.- i,, rlboï a I -an.and to issue R nld* or ti.-it in* to h aiooiiiu of one humlrwl ami hfl> il.ml loRars iyl,.li,isi0| t.r the puii .eof '\u2022pci- gal1 i * Park or I'u .i l\u2019ai k*.and e.piato or \u2022 ar, > i t!i ,nl town of Cote Hnnit Antoine: ti .king I'crmam-ut imprcveuients tliereiu ; aud for ollo i piirp.'M *.'J'l .t.\u2022it-, f said Ry law are that the Town of I'.'tc t Antoine iiuvv .1.a loan of on, tuiu-dr.ii.i \\ t|;.-.vud .liar* Ip! u, Xttil to pay fov tlie o|.i mu cl the ,i,; |>ars or i'arks and Hyoatpor S., ate* ai .iur gaol per mam nt un prov cinetits therein in tjc- » i i vin i .1* ht r< inaftv : nm ic and carried \"Ut nt unvv .- cri i by said C \"in.il 1-v Ity taw .>r It) la* .pre- ri .- the < onditiuu* under w hich said impr v.i< rliall be rltnc'ed, and the isavtc ot IS'i ¦ ¦ *r He iitnr.- tvir Hie saivl am .vint of one I II ill Hliy th.n*and d'llar* Ifl.'O.P\"') aid ti pro -\tHi - p vv ii \"it of the in'eresl outlie same v i the est.ildi.-hnieiit of a sinking fund liy tm-n-.( ,i -p.l iai annual tax os .it, the \"\u2019hi c-will more fu |y apl' ir .m referem to a \u2022Irait 1.1 nd hy law of rtc.iid in the nfti.-e of the sc eretaty tr, i«iit.r >.f -aid town, op* n to Hie couiltiunl-eati'.ii \"I all Inti rest.I ii ¦\t.,t t.\u2022 T \"n >f i\u2019 *e Saint Antoine this nimh lav i f August, one thousand, right immlred ami nini ty-threc DAYID HOI.I AM».Ktvretary Trea*tir*r.Pt- vin* r nr Qttrnco, 1 District of M otrcnl, }¦ C\u2019ouuty of ILK\u2019heUga.J \\J ÜMCIPAL1TY OF THE al L TOWN t>l CUTE SAINT ANTOINE.PI ltl.lt NOTH F.T- 1 in' i\u2019i-vnt* of tli\" Town of Colo Saint An \u2022 e - .and toal! whotu it may cimeeru.L'GR waif No t i\u2019.a I 1'' l* r-h-ter sti .\"t, I a deeirahie Huil.iin, Hite cvj t,el fron'»,; first las» I, allty (or a w< al \u2022 ud ot* id r.-idrnee nr otherwise.I I» WIN ILF.lilt -ptial ¦' i 'UK hAt.F.ou M.I.ukc strc.-t, vv et ot \u2022 tu tu,dy, a eolhl liiiv'k Tviieuieiit Rent* l r (ft' Price, tl.' OOO.f' ikn cash, hale» > at 5 pc: i-ut TIMMAH COLLINS, hi i , dralstre.t L'ult -AI.K, m-ar Hcig.ville, l .i>c M, m| I \"\u2022 I magog, liamIs,one Cottage and Hionml», also It at M.' i*\".snst.lrg, |,>e House, rlv it A K I KWl-v, Roal Estate Agent, Temple I tiding l'ult s\\', K, Ha.I*.me New Hamt Mone Hoi* , I' witli, xte * .ii, aituatcd on the most .ouimiwd.tug vorner f tvherlomvXe atreet rlegattly tinish.d in hard«oo.|, plate glass w imtow*, gas, electii ' light* and I * I* in < ach r -.viu, sp.'axiug lul.es, tlire,, l.ath-rooin* and , in -aine loeaüiy, three smaller Red >at>d Stone llcii-e», aimllarly t -nit ami tlinsli, d.from f'.dix) to gi;:.A< c G JUNES.I('t>R SAl I St t'a'I.enut -t wist, new Stone I'en entent Property: a.|iivl ti ,1 Tes tv i the Protc-tSid UiMculieut VY,ANI I D.m a fanul) of three, where v Y Mai l I» kept, iv Hi lierai Servant who well Apply at VT.\u2019i Sheri\".-, -e Militer *t n el '.WA,^ w K.l), a a.,i,.,t ti,.lierai Servant.Small f4\u2018 Hilly; no vva.-hing.good wage* -Oi VIanew street.ANTED nime,(lately, Two Talneuialdt and a l.auntiress tor Ironuois House.App v Mrs.M.RuRIE, } Union arenur.1^0 R 8J SALE \\,\\7 AN TED.smart TT Dll trade.A.RAMSAY 2 SUN live t.a.I, (or tho Taint aud 37 to 41 Rconllpt street.Two large amt comfortable Rriek Cottagaa, No*.U\"0 ana 12nl St It,nt* s'r.et.near Mount Royal avenue.Prè s *.!,4!)U r t.-h.Easy tern s.npHE SCHOOL FOR X\tYOUNG LADIES Conducted by Miss RYMMF.RSaud Miss SMITH.Mill He-44 nr n on I lui ratltiy.we»il.lull.Pupil* who desire it arc prepared for the M Gill University examinatim-a, for Matriculation, or for th\" Certificate of Associates in Arts After Thursday.Sept.7th, Mis* symmers and ,M!*a Smith will be at home daily from 10 a ui , to 6 p.ni., to rcoeive vixltors on school bu n \u2022-»».91t; Sherbrooke street.COMPTON LA DI ES\u2019 CX)LL VA, K, Vy\tCOMPTON, P.Q A School for the Higher Education of Young Ladles, according to the principles ot the Church < f Ltiginml, under the dir ct control of the Bishop of tjuobeo.The School I* strictly first class In all Its appointments and educational advantage*.F>t Circulars aud further information apply to the Key.G.H.PARKER.Hon.Rursar, Compton, P.Q.ADVERTISEMENTS.PLIIUC NUTIt'E is hereby given hy the uu-ler-r*gn ¦ '\u2022 rear) Tr.n ir, r tli.v at an adjourned S.*\u2022 \" ui .( th I uneil < t said Town loi-' held ou the ivuntvt r day of AUGUST one th'iiuand tight h'ln .' and mmty three G>',;\u2019.l at eight o.-iock in tli.-.v.i \u2022.i, 111 -r.\u2022 wiil be sul.mitt V>d t -r approval a by I t t ' Aulliori - tin 'I srn of Cote St.Antoine t .a l.o,n aid to .muic Ronds or ll.'bi.iititr.'» ' .'I i ic of i'en b in Ired au i tii y thousand , -\t\u2019.\u2019'I for the purpo,,.ol liuikiog perilian ^ \u2022 \u2022\u2022 i\t,.t.i in Strict», U.iivds, Ar.uilc*, I lioulevatvla and Draina; for tbapurpoaeof arwctlng a I \u2022\t, I II a i m I loi sai.i Town .and for other pur- I L\u2019A K M Tu I ! *t Several derlraide Trnenvi nt | \u2022 'pertles In sanm neigh borhood.Fo- further i aittcularj Apply at 1ÏC3 Noire Dative streef.U^ANII D.a tli.vroMghly .oinpetcnt Pip\" Fitter.Constant work tot n good man.Also* Fn ight llaitdi, t who ,i.nl»>> , lie.* Appl) Mu\\ l ID A I, CUTTitN\u2019 CO .Valiev rteld, P Ur A N TED, a Hener si Her vaut, (or a small family.2.,\u2019 s> Frt alii, cor Ontario, U7ANTED, a General Servant two in laiaily i re-fan'll.« ' \" \u2022Hired Apply 14 \u2022 Itayie street.in Intelligent Youth, altntt» 18 years, al storr Il VI \u2022 DUI'GAI.Ih \\Y rffrrriiiM Uliit»* ItU.r C\u2019 I Vpply lo W.Ry.I hit To Lot.U7 A N 1 I i), .I i .ok.Aoply Monday next, I44h August, between 3 aud '< p ut., i at 268 University i 'l ,\u2022 tbc n, '.t» f said Ry are that the Town \u2022\ti t ¦ sail t Antonie may \u2022 de ¦' u loan for two hull- I .r.d ami idty thousand doll.ns if'-'vii.Utwj to |»*r lor nid v 'tun -nt improvements intheTowo, to .e here-ii ,-\u2022.r i cl* mid \u2022 vr: e belt, a* nmy he ordcrexl by t aid \u2022\t' ¦ i -il by Itydaw or Ii) law* prescrihlug the coo-.! 'i - - ui 1er which ssid improremeina shall be '\u2022ti.- i.a - I the i-*ue of Rond* or Debenture* for tl ¦ aid amount of two husdred and fifty ihoii u d dollars .8;\u2019\u2018,t)Igkll ; and t \u2022 provide for the p.iy-i'-nt of tl\u2019.\" interest on the same and the .: d l *irnet t f aelnking Lind by meat s \"f speclxl A\tLiv or A \u2022' SPTrti*.the whole a* will more t-div sppt .r on \u2019efureiiee to a draft of \u2022\u2022lid Ry Law-., rd in tlia , .i tio- Secretary Trea irer >\u2022( rvi.lT vv,open toihi Oimcuni.dinu t allhiteri *ted.\u2022 .IT, lit : 'll Town III Cot.Sun \u2022 Auto to thi* Ninth day I August, one thousand right imndml and niuvty-thrsr.HA (ID HOI.I AM».Si «-rotary.Treasurer.Miscellaneous.! I A Delicious Beverage.| , i- z t ?! «> i v \u2022& I o «> 4> 0 SOLD BY GROCERS AND DRUGGISTS.© LEMON JUICE FOK MAUI Mi \u2022 .LEMONADE Kolhlnu bnl Water nnd Sugar Nretlril.Nobothersquoozing lemons ¦\u2022ui up In HoUI«s( 35c rat h.l)Kd TOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.The Hatnhtirg American Packet Com pany, ss * Polaria,' A.Worp'd.Ma trr, from Hat, g « Antwerp, is entered at Customs.Cot.-iguees will pleasu pa*s entries without delay.M UN PERLUll ft CO.Agcrts.() NTARIO LAD1 ES\u2019 COLLEGE.For Sale.Ii ISllUFS CO 1.1.KG F.I.KN NON VILLE.P.Q.I'ltlM ITAI.Rev.T.« Ht HH.H.F.I.\\i 1 »\u2022 \u2019 i ; h T* ri».I « ttirrf I \u2022tiin Mejit I'j, |h\u2018»3.MAtn< niA>i« h nn t hoi»l n-ivul ip Of\t.*% L* L IDwt i ^ Ooll*\t>*\tI \u2022 isowrl»*, rg, ll»m ! MoMtr.H .F, Il IM HTV, M A.Afl« htoltiiM T» lo rally on 'nl.Apply .1 It AKR, t>> Ht .1 «nie* street.UfAM FD, Roller Maker» mid Helpers.Apply 'Tlie Ibishnell tto.'s tlllicc, Mile Km) Uf ANTED, ' |.lierai ,-b.rvaiit.at C'.l Dtoiiin.ond st.tamllyol tlire, lle-t of teference* rs'piired.WA NTED, ' .r a ( vmlly of two, at Hliuter street, - it), u General Mervant: iiiunt liaru good rrf rrenr eg, |\\7A\u2019 I'M', Man * .ud.Addre *tat mg term* and part ictilars.t i ' UDARU l*i,' \u2018 Wittu»« ' ortli \u2022 \u2019 WAN ! I D, I )\u2022 lax ly, tor l»t Srptenr >¦'.l uriusueil lb Ip.m, vicinity Ht D no, II) leiiitc, ( adn i x nr Laval ariuuc, ii.,r:li «( Sli-r'-r ,««Ke, above the RU)\t4), 4*,9 Kt.Dntniiiique street.WAN TED, by I Gentleman, a to.\u2022\u2022 R ¦ in.with iiarUol board, m ar St Martin * i huren ; state term* Address 3V G,|| , ' \\N\u2019itn* .» til);,, Employment Wanted.t REsPEcTAIILR YOUTH of 1C tear*, residing ,\\\tparent*, and b-axiug school, seoka 4MB- p.rm.nt wth a r- s|e\"'able llrm Iwhnlesal* prefer-red) where Id* lut'ir* we faro umild le taken Into., .\u2022usltleralioiisbunld his uisrits l e do ivuig of suoh.Address PARENT, ' Wit ne** Office.I >OOK KKEI\u2019KK.A rhorousthlyC\u2019oiul'elent Rook-1 » keeper i Ir .ore «it'iatlon ; ) .est of refsrsnoo*.Address No.' Witnc**\" offloe.ri'n KADDM.IS Young Man *cr ks steady employ- ! ment.Il \\\\ 11,1 .IK, ll.ovb k.Que A N bKD, Garden Work of all kinds, Ry com-P tent hand, odd Job* utideitskun.Charg** nimlcr.it*-.t ily reftremu'*.A Mr.- i ¦ A It DI N W< G: K.* Witness'Office.WANTED, t y » Nunnal Bcliool Teacher of several y.ar* rip- rn-ni ¦, a p .Mtion in a private school or a- daily governe*».Amir.I EAUGER, 18.\u2019 Witness' Offloe.VV \u2022GILL COLLEGE.by Dre -maker, Sewing in Private Apply I'.)'2i St.James*t.'URM-HED Room*.Gxs and ba\u2019h.2414 At.Catlu-rine street.I I'll III.) I ' To bit, witb 1 it T OLLESTON HOUSE, 2IS John street, Toro u I o.Mr* NEVILLE will resume her classes on WEDNESDAY.Kept.13 Hoarders are reijitested to be present cn TUKADAV.Sept.12 WANTED to Pur has\".Ladi'-s and GctiHeuieu'» Casi-olt Clothing, Fur*, Old Silver and Gold: f md pricis t tid on ace, unt .f liavii .great d.-mand Apply.|.er.»i*lia!ly to M FRANK ., .t 4'r:i-.-., *trnt 0].po*ite Placed' Arme* Hill.P O R \\ ¦ I'.and pro- 7 ANTED, Party to join mo in pie.,sa-trim, bit-tm**; D ddress ROLKUTSON, A\\T lY tltabl.manufecturiag Rusim-** : lore ' t-J n re-pilred Call or tier Hotel, city.r A N : ED to putch , Kherbro Albert avenue AND SINGLE I I UN ISH » D ROOMS I aril.R 2 Mat.«to-,d *tr>.t | )OOM l >r 4Vy !:.ar litre at Rlr-r bid, Unt'age, I Ii beautifully .li\u2019iiati'l ti the ban R» of th., River | Kt l.awien c a delightflll sp we'l sheltered i.y i , tree* ai I w thin a short listao eof he R AO bii.illu,: and the U.T.R.A ' t*t-* .ass table and all ¦ houit) t-onif, rts.mi : it Bin ri:.cor w,n p.o.ont.I\tlODMK 1 i LET Root is, ui ly furni.I, with II\t.ii!.,rd ; ni >\u2022 I le.) Il t and < I,I water, Privalo Ltmliy All >' Aigyb avenue.___________________ IkOtiMs, II,.u lo a Kiugle rm-ms va »ut, also ! i small ro t ' ipp*r floor I'i iversity atn-et.Persons desirous of l aving Htmlcnts as I,< dg, rs or Hoarders are r\"N.______ IHSlIOp STEWART M'H'IOI,.I r.-» Que.Per* mal instruction Altta Ui»* and hcallhlnl surroundings.Home advantag** lor a few , -\t- boys.Jx>w charges Opens \u2022», »: Hi\t( WANTLD, a HaM H\" ,e In p-rfe » «i i.;r CANON DAVIDSON, M.A.Rector.I )AKEOK BEDROOM l .lit Apply 83 Uathedral ftrcc*., t.Palace atrcets.i i hed, tu let.with Ur* -> m Ucntr:il !,\u2022 ality.: wc«n .-si.Antoine ad Ur « M'*)», a Foot Power Printing Tr.», In I conditi >ti.Addre*», fating s;aud lowcft pri e for ca-h, PRIN TER, * Wilne\u2022 ou .,, ANTED, Hashes or Itoul Ic Wlmmws In » \u2022 ! Business Chances.VV Iw onliT.Ad ircoc \\VI VlliiW.J, 'Witu* AtMrcKff HÀUi 6I4JVL1 Hi Lam Sert, Montreal.Fl INAN \u2019IAL G \".\t1 H-lva 1 * on Warthnu»» Rs , ,| t Go I endorsed commareial p*;'-r taken at medor.» \u2022\u2022 ra\" - Advam-ea 00 mortgage, without delay, ceunomi.ally arranged.4\tA .dress P.U.Boa 117x1, Montreal.Desirous < f A toxiii,>rvill»g,-,by*nexpuri-\u2022tieed hand.Axldress W.W 14.\u2019 Witne**'office.U/\u2019ANTK.D, I.y a r.: p*ctabl, protertant woman, work by tho day of any kii.d.Appl) at 29 Herminestreet.XITANTI D.I y a lirst , lass Drc-»maker, work hy » V thu day iu private familic*.Apply 4't4 Uraig street.» t 'AN'iED.cinploymcnt by a young msn M year 4 \\ of ago, just arrived from Scotland, os storeman, r > iny kind Good refaiwnera m to obariMlar ai.: a' Ir.Not afraid of work.Apply 323 Liver* i I ¦ tree , U7ANTED, by n young u-an, a Situation in an c, is well r,b|, au»! aud can luruiah beat of A b! \u2022 - I V D .' \" c in »» \u2022 >:b t>.U7ANTED, uioa Ladle* to » Adureas A lb.14.' Wit»e»»' Otlice, WANTF.D, Drcseinakiug 11.lv*H styles, a\u2019 imvest pr,-c».573 Upper Ht t') arles Rurromme *t.\\ltiNKY To bo \\ X 1.I'ir*i M r*x»s,* of RraJ ItfANTED.by a He* p**-table Woman, a famiD* ill Kalate at 5 per-en* ictcrest.Apply!'\t»V washing.No.'2124.In rear of Auusduct street E.D.W1NTLE, H floepital street.1 City references.\t« TH K MONTKKAJj DAILY WITNKSS.Thttrsdat, Augüst 17, 1895.FLLXTÜTIO.VS I\\ SILVER.DKNVKit AN1> Kl< ) O HAN DK PHK-' KKKKKD KXPKIUKNfKB A DOOM i KaTKHDAY.Bli!Tr»H PRESS OPINIONS OK THE SITUATION.Dondon, Aur.17.- The \u2022Tlmos/ tn Us financial arilcle this mornlutf says:\u2014 i>*mvcr and icin Urandc ind«TPcd was quotétl hlKhcr yesterday, owln^ tu au Uhsurd tmi'ivssion that the Indian tlov-(.\u2022nunent is about to reopen \u2022 he mints RFHRLUf m.(Continued from 1st page ) MR.PAHMKLKK'S VIKWfl.Ottjiwa, Aug.17 (Special) Mr.W.(i.1'arnn lee, Deputy Munster of Trade and Commerce, who has laid much to do With the iiehrlng Sea question since tin; first seizures, thinks that the clo-e s-a-suu in May, June and July w Id be a serious blow to tho Hrlti.h Columbia sealers, inasmuch as these are months In which the seals congregate on the 1'rlbyloff Islands.Uy tne time they to silver.VVlietlier tho decision taken are ready to depart they are in very lately on the subject wus wise or not, poor condition as com pa red with when it is not in all likely that the (Jov- they arrive on the inlands.Moreover, ernment will interrupt It as soon as ! as the seals are concentrating at the-e this.Tin* origin of ihe rumor was the islands the hunters have a belter op-iu lion of the Indian Council tn sell- portunlty to capture them than on leaving drafts at Is 3 l id.b\u2019i-om the lie- mg the islands, and when the seals get girnlng It was doubtful whether the ! outside the .ixty-mlle zone they will be Council would be able to force the mar- pretty widely scattered.The decision het to buy on their own terms, 'idle to maintain a close season looks as If fact that Indian exports would be immediately contracted ami Indian imports expanded, thus simultaneously reducing the demand for tnereaung the supply of remittances to the Hast had.we must assume been overlooked or not suftlciently allowed for.More over, no account could have b*en taken of other means of remittan s which at a pinch could he and actually were, made use of, sum .- ru; ¦ paper ami oven sliver, < m the other hand, v \u2022\u2022 fear that the majority m lb* » un n overestimate the rapidity with winch the cessation of coining would begin to give the rupee a monopoly value.This was a matter on which it would have heen foolish for any on:aider to offer an opinion: but, we should have certainly thought it rash to assume that a cessation of less than two months could possibly affect the value of an article of which so largo an amount was known tc be in ex 1st an.-o.iVrhaps the stoppage of minting fo- a ye n' may produce some eft ct, but even that Is In no way certain.The \u2018Standard\u2019 regards the Indian Council's acti n as 'A complet.* confession of failure seldom paralleled in the action of Governments.\u2019 \u2018This sudden change of policy.' it says, \u2018may create a commotion In India, but it will probably he limited to the officials.It is generally expect.-1 to result In further depression In silver.\u2019 The 'Daily News' says: \u2018It Is much too soon to sav tlmt tho Indian Council has thrown up the sponge.It Is, of course, unfortunate for the plan of operations that the rate could not be tlxed immediately and adhered to, but the circumstances were too strongly In opposition to such a programme.Attention may be drawn to the fact that the demand for remSttane»s to India will In-cren.se in the autumn.It may bo weeks, perhaps months, befo - » the closing of the mint* has the obvious effect of maintaining a monopoly value of the coined rupee.At the mcmert.Its tendency appears to bo downwards.* The 'Financial News\u2019 says: \u2018What further results will flow from the In-flian Council\u2019s action It Is Impossible to foretell, it virtual!/ nullifies the step taken on .Tun\" 2*5.and logically must sooner or lat\"7 lead to the question whetiier.after all.It is not better for the Indian Government to admit its blunder and reopen the mints.\u2019 - THF WILY GAS MUTTER.HOW IT MAKES A MAN\u2019 OI.D nEFORK HIS TIM It.There Is at least one citizen who hopes that Mr.Coates will get the new gas contract.\u20181 fondly hoped,\u2019 remarked this citizen, \u2019that when I went to the country for u month, my gas meter would take a neeùM r\"st.Judge f'>r yourself\u2019 (pulling out a bundle of g is bills).\u2019Here Is a bill for Sl-TiS for the past quarter.I was away a month.During îh» two months .if occupation only one branch was lighted at night to show me to bed.Here Is n bill for the previous quarter\u2014S4.69.That was the spring quarter.The evenings were long then.We had several lights every night.My wife and I often had company.Tet the summer quarter, when a family of two could burn very little, and out of which there must be taken a whole month of .bsence.tufe» a monopoly in scaling has been given to tho Cnlted .States.( >f course outside of Hy J.U.Opeolog ind Closing Price*-10 s in.snd 8 p.m.At.liiion, Top.A Sants Ke It/.Otn.l*a.'ll\u2019.C.t'lli S.utileri,.t h 1*0, H r Ir.^ton A tpilncy.( v.i , i A ht.t.ouia.( .¦ .1 \u2022 .i>.\" Ilia! .lie back\u2019A West.lire.1 t.Vntral.o *.V Nju*u .1.h.ve .~Po o .M.Mift't an f\"lliolidkted.M - in H.vdtlc.Noidi Aini'rii'xn.Nor.J'anti'' .Nor Piie PM.» 76 SU-Ti 11ÔU m 90 ' m 111 am \u2022b I \u2022*\"* Kt., Hoy Products.- BaMuess In sll grsdos Is exeted-iugly litftil.fsiisds Mess Hoik Is still held at firm fl/urrs otf lug to smsll supplies, but the demand is not great.We quote : \u2014 Csn ida short cut.mers tHjrk.$80.ftO\tto $91.00 Chicago new mes*\tpork\t.\tIS.SO\tto\t19.00 I Isms, city cured,\tper lb.\u2022\tDo 19\tto\too.ix Laid, compound.uO i.t^ to OHIO i.«rit.purs.00.11)4\tto\tOO.WU bacon.0u.id\tto\t00.13)4 butter\u2014English cables ofT-r poor enconrago-ment to shippers to pay current prices, couse-quenily they are pruett' lily out of the market, y applies have been lighter latclp.We quote to-day ns follows: N.w Townships, Inc to DMic; creamery, OOc to western dairy, ItH.jC «H * ' ' 144 * 75 Q ao?4 P'fU.i 134 90 \" 64 U'^H Si w Jersey Central.0U Nor.\\t ei.I s V AN.Kng.: N ) Central.! « hnahn Com.I Pacific Mai .| iteadlng, Philadelphia.! Hi.hmon.l Terminal.j Ko.k i»:ar,.'., ( hicago A Pac.I *¦ Paul, Chico., Mmu.IWVj Ht.I*.Mina A Man.I Texas PaUflc 1 \u2019 .don Pac,.| W»bach Com,___________________ Wabash pfd.14 Western Union Tel.Nuxar .I .end.tùi», Chicago.lieu, g,c< trio.Toledo, Aim Arbor > $1 15 ; boxes, $1.73 to $2.8744- Mr- T.J- Rotter wus tbe anctloneer.several sales of foreign and domestic fruit will be held to-day, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.Union Stock Yakiis.('iiicaoo.Aug.17.Hog* \u2014To day s estimated receinu.I'.OOo.Yesterday'* receipts, according to oflicïal return*.17 042; shipments, 4,9t;i ; left over, 1.500 (^notations : \u2014 l.:ght mixed.$\u2019>.60 to fil IK) : mix .1 ]>acxtng, ?j.l5 to $tt05;h\"avv rhu.pmg, $1.95 to $5 .Mj; rough grades.$195 to $5.16.C'ait le receipts, IJ.onn, Including 4 UuC Texan»! and 3.500 Wes e-n, Market slow, bleep, receipts, 12,OOOJ best qualities unchanged, others 10c lower.LIVERPOOL MARKET PRICKS CURRENT.Liverpool.August 17,12.30 p in Spring wheat, 5» 744a nd ; colored, 47s id.Wheat, quiet ; demand poor ; holders offer freely.Corn, i 1 on i 'o\t\t80\t\u2019\u20220 .Montreal Cotton Co\t\tIw\")\tBO Vterchai '* MAnn.1 I'ot.Mo\t\t Dondiiiou Cotton Co\t *,» Henri\t\t120\t105 > Mi.N.r *¦ M est l.ntxl « 0.\t\t uusdlaii RatUic Railway.\t\t71.44 Diilntti coni\t\t8\u20184|\t1» Diputb pM\t\t164*\t14 New.York, Aug 17, 2.15n m\tClosing\tWheat .'\u2022'tac nom.August ; oj'hC\tb!4 Svpt.\t76'ac l>* r.rorot\tnom.AuguM t 47%c 40}iC Lhtc.\t\tSept ; figures, and if any Canadian wheat is being ahlppcd to the other side it is on hol.b r*' account, they (.referring to take th.-ir « bane.* in the British markets to relllng here.Oats remain very quiet at fortnt r qui.tatiot * with litil.* demand, and tin?same may he sa:d 'f other coarse grain*.The following are the quotation* : No.2 .«ais In store, 39c to \"'^c : Alloal, 3944c to toe No 2 j«-as.In store, 734t»c to Tl^,.-.do , afloat, 7R vc to 754*c.No.2 Rye, 67c t.6'c Harley, for fei*d-Ing, 43c to,14e ; mailing, 62c to 54c.tiiicgwlieat, No.2, 57c 1060c.Flonr.('able order* are few and far between, and gen.rally \u2022.( w figun s still one or two orders for Manitoba fioiir have been filled.'There is no improvement in tbe local demand, though prices remain about steady.Patent Soring.Rient Wlnu r.straight Roller.Ex\u2019ra .Strong Bakers\u2019(Man.).$3.80 to $4.00 3.VS 2 95 t 00 06 Meal.There Is no change tn note tionH c jiitltiiie of a retail ebaraeter and at steady prtcis.We quote :\u2014 tirât-'' it.1, lu hrl*.,.f410 to *4.G O.'.it I 'll 1 : ¦* .2.05 to 2 15 *-'tnl.': ird.Il r ».3.95 to t \"I St'iudard, h: ;ag*.1 83 to 1.90 l e d A 2\"'d biisliiers la dolo:* at former quo tat ions for bran at.d »hor's.The demand Is not urgent, tint it., .\u2022iT-'.lng* are taken at once.M'.ul He is quiet.We quote Ulan.$18.00\tt*\t$13.60 tja-rts.18 iK)\tto\t17.00 Mouilla.DIMM\tto\ttU.OD 2\t1 t» 2.'90 1 w ;r,| st i, m 2.61 to 2.70 0 43 to 3.00 Transac.from fore.'.\u2019ii ports .SS.Ravel from Sontbamp.tun fur N\"W York : Clement from Lisbon for New York ; Aller from Southampton for New York.\t____ Montreal.Aug.17.Reading# by Hearn A Harrison'* Standard Har, .meter at noon to-dav: 29 80; yesterday.30.OO ; today ; temp-rat urn, max.72 ; min* 54 ; yesterday, max.76: min.63.GULF RE POUTS.I.\u2019Is'et, August 17.\u2014Clear ; east wind.River du Loup, August 17.Dense fog; calm» IP h.-nii.'D at wt.arf.Father Ro nt.Augo*' 17 The tnometer, 39 ; den-e (\u2022 :' : ts*t wind ; Inward a- r p.m.Trlt-nlaj 7 :o p.m .Mautiobun; outward 6 p.m., Rick* hub.'ii.Martin iRv'T.\\os?17 cloudy ; east wlril.Fau e '¦ 11'.Au 17.' oudy ; north wind ; ln« w«rd at 5 pan., I: a mica ( ii.l!.*:or.Aug H cloudy; east wind ; I» MlrandcUi.Rolnt «\u2018es M\tAn.' lit Thermometer, 60 ; Cioudv .li.rth w \",il ; Re ief here At tie.'-M.Aui>.17 Theruiunieter, 60 ; north* w ml ; inward, at 7 p in , barque, off routh-west point Low Rolnt A-'art 17\u2014Raining; gale of i.orttr wind .i.it'wanl st 1 p 111 , yesterdav, Sylvia, THE DAM.Y WITNK.S4 U irintel ninl publi>hed i.t the' W, 11 Cmlding, :,r tin* .'orner of Craig s ut 11 ivrer stru t», 111 th* pj of Montreal, ny John l(e.l(>Mh D.iugall,