Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 4 septembre 1879, jeudi 4 septembre 1879

[" 1*11% 'P'tizi \\ ti* ^»«H \u201cëttâuiij.| î süj-' 'el.RailV \u201cÿ^e* « ¦¦\u201ca \u2018i ,> H ^ïîfon '-\u2022 .\u2019Mchls^ 'MÙ,\\.i -.:°ïte_ 1 1» co^!-toM i£ .\u2022¦\u2018ï f.\" «i Je Grace11 .'\"i-J1, !** u \u2018isüvü;-' YbàiW.rne^ «aR0m( tatet.^e» Hm.excep, ^etthem foruàjc >ï Pacini.'*i .s'Mi ; U * ii r«ÜJ i*, \u2022ni \u2018 i, Ni, :*ÿnotici.'Ellglaii(i,j.Racket te .Sew Tori on Ken nespatcï- caies \u2018iio tius^Xï I 8,15 ptrn ^l&tUSp.Bi,^ Tdinary Malls.s.T: \u2019\u2018uiuary jyjj igllsh Mans W Pion w \u201etkatPr.J.coa 11 7 the inventor 2 Thole story of ta ^ deliberates a tp snyithadb^ 3, 1SC4.E\u2019S CHLORODIIt ssicll, commn%l lysicians and J.lJ received intons»' ie only remedy ÿf was Chlorodvne- ,H8a.i IE\u2019S CHLOliOllI of orthodox pat'.Tould not be 1*1 ;it not \u2018snpplji \u2019\u2019\u2014Meiml Im, «E\u2019S CHLORODü ertain remedy ii ousumption, nr»- PS iclera, Dyseitej, IE'S without the woii Chlorodjne \u201d a ing medical t«r.pottle.P\".DAVE1ÎP0EÎ, jet, Bloomskî i,isle.ljd,J2s.io ,n Canada.6m sill iDIA AHD IB ÊS.3N and Qubtsi' mercury) atetl»| find, Indigi \" Giddiness, Hear, ,, and all disordw ir.They comliia ith the most » n aperient ca®* :tured by Jm* eet, London, ».1 by most CheuS ,t Is.lid., 2aî4| i) « JEDICi iH BESBI- [Jy TRADE DD, |g After Taïa im is perWf and hM thirty rsdsieu .- .e.* ising.é 5\t\u201c do, SCenBPerUJ* oe.VerU .per a** ed W i upoû: wx c# on^îefe laÂnitm _,.h t!ie Government »f .Contât »rbh eoftiieCAÎiA STATES MAILS ^\u2018,0;DKlTEDrsTATE3 MAILS Montreal, 27th August, 1879 J US 210 INSOLVENT /\\GT OF 1875, AND AMENDING ACTS.In the Matter of JODOIN & CO., Founders, of Longueuil and Montreal, Insolvents, The Assignee is prepared to sell on favourable terms the whole of the very valuable Stock of Stoves, Ironware, manufactured and in process of manufacture Foundry Supplies, Patterns, &e., &c., &c.', farming the stock-in-trade of Insolvent value $44,000 ; and can also secure for the purchaser, the Lease of the Buildings now used by the Insolvent, and known as the Longueuil Foundry, for a continuation of the business.L.JOS.LAJOIE, Assignee.Office of Lajoie, Perrault & Seath, ) Montreal, August 8th, 1879.\t\u2019 y 195 TIDES RICHELIEU à COMPANY.NOTICE TO SHUREHOLBERS.^tcumboiu ÎXottç^ Î879 SEA-BATHïttû AND\t^ EXcURsio>)s 6F STEMla, ST.LAWRENCE;;\" cant belasfXw^\u2019 rI he atearmvr »* o_ BY THg ROYAL MAIL LIKE TO THE SAGUENAY, TADOUSAC, at'j\u2019^ TOES her is not obtained subscriptions will not be called for.The names of Provisional Directors will be announced in a few days August 25 202 AN INTERIM DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT, on the Capital Stock.of this Company has been declared this day, and will he payable at the Company\u2019s Office here, on and after the 18th of September next.The Transfer Books will he closed from the 4th to the 18th of September next, both days inclusive.By order.J.N.BEAUDRY.Secretary-Treasurer.Montreal, 29th August, 1879___207 Consolidated Oanlof Canada NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Calls upon the Unpaid Stock in this Bank have been made due and payable at its BANKING HOUSE, in this city, on the dates set forth as follows, viz :\u2014 TEN PER CENT, on 15th Sept., 1879.16th Oct., 1879.17th Nov., 1879, 18th Dec., 1879.19th Jany., 1880.19th Feby., 1880.22nd Mareh,1880.22nd April, 1880.21th May, 1880.24th June, 1880.By order of the Board.ARCH.CAMPBELL, Act\u2019g.GenT.Manager.Montreal, August 5th.1879, stT 188 Canada Sugai Refining Co'ÿ (LIMITED.) The business heretofore carried on by JOHN REDPATH & SON has been transferred to the CANADA SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, (Limited,) and will he continued by that Company.JOHN REDPATH & SON, PETER REDPATH, President, CANADA SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, (Limited.) Montreal, September 1st, 1879 r 208 rJ?H E lew Mias of \u201d ' City, Subscribers to the above are cautioned against confounding this work with the American publication now being delivered in the City.The 2nd and 3rd Parts, containing St.Lawrence and St.Antoine Wards, will not be ready till November next, as such a worK requires time and care to ensure accuracy.Please to note that Mr, Goad\u2019s Atlas shows|oll buildings,; and all proprietors\u2019 names.and is to a large scale.August 29\tr 206 MR.WEBER\u2019S DOMINION AGENTS, 183 ST.JAMES STREET, Respectfully call the attention of musical people and parties wishing PIANOS of the Highest Class to the samples of the celebrated NEW YORK W16 33 EE PIANOS\u2014Grand, Square and Upright\u2014 now on Sale in their Store.It is acknow.ledged by the leading musical people that the WEBER PIANOS are the finest made at the present day.Full descriptive Catalogues sent on application to NEW -STOBK PIANO CO\u201dY 183 St.James Street, Montreal.August 30\t207 SAINT JOHN\u2019S SCHOOL, ST'G St- Urbain Street.Headmaster, Rev.A.French, B.A., Oxford.\u2014School will Re-Open on Monday, September 8th.A pplication (by letter or interview), for entrance, for prospectus, for school fist since 18ol, and for all other information, should be made to the Headmaster.Augusts\t158185 THORNBURY HOUSE, Boarding and Day School, for the elementary and higher education of young ladies.The School, hitherto conducted at 20 Gerrard street West by Mrs.Rolph, widow of the late Hon.John Rolph, has been transferred to Mrs.Hayward, her daughter, aud removed to 255 Jarvis street, a few doors south of Gerrard street.Mrs.Rolph will continue to assist in the general management of the School.In addition to a staff of competent governesses, the services of the best masters have been secured.Classes will be resumed, D.V., on Thursday, 4th September.For prospectus, apply to MRS.HAYWARD, 255 Jarvis street, Toronto.August 26\tr fcrs 203 BÜŸAL\u2019S FRENCH OOURSL This admirable series of Books for the teaching of French, which has been so long and favourably known in this Province, has been adopted by the Province of New Brunswick for use in the Common Schools.The prices have been now largely reduced, and are as follows :\u2014 Juvenile French Course, First Year 10 cts Juvenile French Course, Second Year 10 cts Elementary French Grammar .\t25 cts These books are by far the cheapest books in the market for the study of the French ianguage, and are recommended by the Council ot Public Instruction.DAWSON BBOTHERS Publishers.________ 209 September 2 WA/A'lOIt RAXES.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Water Rates tor the current year are now aue; and all persons liable to pay the same are hereby required to pay the amount t .-r-r- thereol to the undersigned, at his office.Within Ten Days from this date, without further notice.JAMES F.D.BLACK, City Treasurer.City I reasurei s Office, 3 \u201e\tCity Hall,\ti Montreal, 1st September, 1879 ) In connection with the above.Further Notice is hereby given that the Water Supply will be cut off from all parties whose Water Rates remain unpaid on and after the 15th SEPTEMBER instant.By order.JAMES F.D.BLACK, ,\t, , , \u201e ,\t, City Treasurer.Montreal, 1st September, 1879 b 208 Bair snaauf Bay, Riviere\t^ L Anse St.Jean.\tp \u2022La(*ou8ac The steamer \u201c St T arr- *\t^ nesdays and Saturdayy0n^ed- a.m., for Ha ! Ha! Bay\t111 '.Go Lay, Riviere du Loup andTaJ* a Connecting at Quehrl ,,.u4°usac.^ lieu and Ontario NavLatii?tJ?e Kiche-Boats, and at Riviere SdiVrn CoiCi\u2019Mn'.Intercolonial Railway for^fT^tt* Maritime Provinces and Atl^- £ro® tk! Leaving Riviere du Loudly Su,«8.^ guenay, at 5 00 p.m.Tuesd'».0^* Sv.days, Fridays and Saturdays-bee, Wednesdays, Thursdays LV°\u201erW days, at 5.00 p.m., on Sonda,^ ItumourasHa Lin The \u201c Clyde\u201d will leave \u201e \u2019 Return Tickets can be\t, at the Ticket6 (Iffice ^ | fieri PierT ^ Office on\t^ June 27 ALEX\u2019 MlLIi0Y! W dddr 152 Aùucvtlscmcîus,\tJlcm Aflmrtiscmetttg.A MANILLA DANDY.A Manilla dandy\u2019s full dress is a beaver hat, black cloth pants, collar, tie, and a white shirt hanging loose like a gown.You see the important part the white shirt plays in the Island of Manilla.THE WHITE SHIRT IN MONTREAL S.CAKLtSLEY\u2019®.A short time ago one of the New York papers said that New York owed its celebrity to Tiffany in silverware, Brewster in carriages, Weber in pianos, and Stewart in dry goods.Now public patronage attests to the large measure of celebrity that is contributed to Montreal through S.Cars-ley\u2019s White Shirts.WRY?Why ?Our stock of White Shirts equals a half dozen of ordinary wholesalers\u2019 stocks.We import our Linens direct from Belfast, and PAY FOR THEM.We import our Cottons direct from the manufacturers in Lancashire, England, or from the United States makers, and PAY FORTHEM.We import our Pearl Buttons from Germany or England, and PAY FOR THEM.We use the best Edwardstmrg Starch, and Clark\u2019s Anchor Brand Thread, and PAY FOR THEM.We employ the best labour that can be had in Montreal, which is also PAID FOR REGULARLY IN CASH EVERY WEEK, and net in due bills.EXE RUXIO N.Our Shirt Factory is exempted from both rent and taxes.TWO EXCXS.Fact\u2014S.Carsley PAYS for his Carsley GETS PAID First Shirts.Second Fact\u2014S for his Shirts.OOMLMOJV SEIVSE.With these advantages, common sense must tell any man that it is utterly impossible to undersell us.i\u2019UEJL.IO IVOXIOE.We are now holding a Special Sale of White Shirts at reduced prices.Every White Shirt in the store is reduced in price.S.Ca.HSX.B'T, 393, 395, 397 and 399 Notre Dame St, CIŒAJEIS! Uartagras, Uon.Ux\u2019es Elor, Eoatlres Saperiox*, .Loi?.circs Uneaas, Qweeu\u2019s, X\u2019rinceæsas, A®eina \"Victoria.ONE CASE Flor del Fnmar ALSO, SOME OTHER OHOIGE BRANDS.McGIBB0N~& BAIRD, Branch : ST.September 2 ST.JAMES STREET.CATHERINE STREET.209 DAWES & GO., Erewers and Maltsters.INDIA PALE and XX MILD ALE.EXTRA and XXX STOUT PORTER (In Wood and Bottle.) Families Supplied.Office, April 10 £2145 felt.Javraes St., MONTREAL.\t85 CANADIAN^ WINES.HALF THE STRENGTH OF CLARET.CLINTON, DELAWARE, CONCORD.FREDERICK KINGSTON.WINE MERCHANT.$2£5 Hospital St., Montreal May 15\t115 SCHOOLBOOKS.ALL REQUIRED FOR THE Opening of Schools FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES BY DAWSON BROTHERS, St.Jamas Street.September 2\t2( 9 « ( ,Fi RE ik Head Office, Province of Quebec,! 119 St.Francois Xavier Street, MOINXK1Î5A.U.Special Monthly Rates lor All.The S.S.MIRÂMICHI is intended to he despatched from Montreal, for PERCE, GASPE, SUMMERSIDE, CHARLOTTETOWN and PICTOU, ON Monday, 8 th 8eptexnl>er, At 5 P.M.No Freight received after 2 P.M.on day of sailing, and Shippers are requested to have their Bills of Lading left for signature by that hour.For Freight or Passage, apply to DAVID SHAW.Or, for Passage, to LEVE & ALDE N, 202 St.James street Septemper 3\te 210 BEAVER LINE.August IS JOHN F.NOTT, CHAS.DJHANSON, Joint General Agents.nrwf 3m 192 CANADA SHIPPING COMPANY Running in connection with the GRAND TslUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA SUMMEK ARRANGEMENTS.Steamers Sailing for Liverpool as follows, from Montreal :\u2014 LAKE CHAMPLAIN.15th Aug.LAKE WINNIPEG.28th Aug.LAKE NEP1GON.lith\tSept.LAKE CHAMPLAIN.»5th Sept.LAKE WINNIPEG.9th Oct.LAKE NEPIGON.23rd Oct.This Company\u2019s Line of Iron Clipper Sailing Vessels, trading between Montreal, Liverpool and Ulasgow, will be despatched at intervals during the Season.Rates of Passage, by steamer or sailing vessel, $50.Return Tickets, $90.Tfirough Bills of Lading are issued to and from all parts of Canada.For Freight or other particulars, apply in Liverpool, to H.J.Sklkibk, Canada Shipping Company, 21 Water street; in Glasgow, to P.Kintoul, Son & Co.; in London, to R.Montgomebik & Co., 82 Mark Lane.E.C.; at all the Offices of the Grand Trunk Railway, or to THOMPSON, MURRAY & CO., I Custom House Squake, Montreal.August 12____________20N 191 NOTICE TO GÛH8ÜIM WÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊntÊÊÊBÊÊMJP .\u2022.3-^._\tJ- -1-je'.- |glppP?s- The E.M.S.CIRCASSIAN, Capt.James Wylie, from Liverpool, is entered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& A.ALLAN, Agents.September 2\tm 209 NOTICE\u201d 19 CONSIGNEES.The S.S.PRUSSIAN, Capt.Ritchie, from Liverpool, and S.S.WALDEN-SIAN, Capt.Le Gallais, from Glasgow, are entered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& A.ALLAN, Agents.September 2\tin 209 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY\u2014TGRQHTO INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.For the Vice-Regal Reception and Opening on SEPTEMBER the 5th; Return Tickets will be issued from Montreal on the 4th INSTANT, and from Stations East on the 3rd or 4th, go and return 6y Re-gular Trains, and valid for return up to the 10th inclusive.For the 9th to 13th September, Single Fare frem Montreal and Stations East on the 9th September by Regular Trains, valid for return up 10 the 13th September, inclusive.For the Closing Week, 15th to 19th Sep-temher.Single Fare from 15th to 19th\u2019 valid for return up to the 20th, inclusive, by Regular Trains.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.Montreal, 29 August 1879 r stT 207 GRAND\tRAILWAY OF OAIV^JDA.OXYSTAWY, &2nd September AND FOLLOWING DAYS.Tickets will he issued to Ottawa, and Return, from the 22nd to the 27th September, for the above, at Single Fare, valid for return until the 30th September, inclusive.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.Montreal, Aug.28th, 1879.n fmw 206 Eastsm Division: SATURDAY _EX0URSI0NS.Tickets to all Points on this Road as far East as THREE RIVERS, good to go on SATURDAYS and return on the following MONDAY', will be sold XX SSUNG-UF FAKE.N.B.\u2014These Tickets will, under no circumstances, be extended, and if presented on any other day than those specified, will be taken up and full fare collected.STARNES, LEVE & ALDEN, Agents, 202 St.James Street, and 458 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.J.T.PRINCE, General Passenger Agent.Quebec, 10th July, 1 ?79\tsf IS 165 Mellon and Ontario Nav.Ggj THE STEAMERS OF THIS COMPavt BETWEEN Montreal mi a Quebec Run Regularly as under \u2022\t' The QUEBEC on Mondays 'WpOtio.j and Fridays, and the MONTrfat^18 ?h1arsda3!3t aacl Saturday's SEVEN o clock p.m., from Montreal JS\u2019 \u201c Steamers from Montreal to HamilL, connecting at Toronto with the swl \u201d\u2019 for Niagara Falls and Buffalo.andSS railways for all points West, will £ daily (Sundays excepted), from the iv.?Basin at 9 a.m\u201e and Lachine on » the Tram leaving Bonaventure Station, noon, and Coteau Landing on arrlmi ü Tram leaving Montreal at 5 P.M ot fSOUXH feSllOIisq JLiive For ALEXANDRIA BAY and ThoiraJ Island Park and CAMPING GROUVik leave daily (Sundays excepted), and foi Oswego, Charlotte and Rochester on MOV DAYS.WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAVq Steamer BOHEMIAN, Capt.J.fiantfi, fir,Co0riSWall\u2019feverynTue,sday Mr city.No formal pro-retnrned tj ^ prepared for the Tor-gramme bas\tP,.round being too onto re.T\u2018e'!\u2019\u201ec: for more than a general limited m space t ^ m0Tements which march Past-,\u201c^ officer, Lieut-General 1,0 com mandin g\t8hall order on gir ^tlurard - Q.OVenior-Gt.neral ^ gronnd-\talong the line of wiU probab y P\thavin been re.tr00^bvaSl sainte of twenty-one «nd an infantry present.Then P®3 d till march past in column the, TJLilamnVthe artillery and Süli Vv at a trot and gallop.The review g with a general advance of Wlllr'Columns in line, with cavalry and in squadrons and batteries, and ^ present a Royal salute with bands pUThMury on the inquest on the body the man named Williamson, who dripped dead at the Chaudière, return-^PaPverdict of \u201cdeath from heart dTeF N.Gisborne, Superintendent of the Government Telegraph system in the Lower St.Lawrence, left last erenino for British Columbia on a mis-.ion to ^organize the Government Telegraph system there.He will be absent till the beginning of November Eegir Alet.Campbell and Hon.Mr.Masson have returned to the city.Mr.Larmoath, the assignee, has declared a seeond dividend of 334 per cent, on the Vincent estate, in all obfe.already realized.It is expected another dividend will be declared.A large crowd of men were despatched to the lumber shanties on the Ottawa to-day.An extra of the Canada Gazette issued today contains a proclamation ordering that, on and after the 4th of September, the Act for the better prevention of crimes of violence in certain parts of Canada, until the end of the next session of Parliament, shall be in force in the city and county of Quebec, TORONTO YICE-KEGAL RECEPTION MATTERS.POSTING MUD TURTLES.Toronto, September 3.\u2014 Arrange-m ntsfor the Vice-Regal reception are pr.grossing exceedingly well; the illumi-ii,ns hid fair to be very general, and of a nigh order generally.6,000 school children rehearsed the songs they are to sing on the arrival of the distinguished visitors.The illuminations at the Government House, Osgoode Hall, and Normal School will be exceptionally grand.They were tested to-night, and shone ont splendidly.The Education Department is preparing a new map of the Dominion on a very large scale.It will be 9 feet by 5, and will be drawn from th@ latest surveys.It will be seven or eight months in execution.Two live mud turtles have passed thronehjthe Toronto Post Office en route for Uxbridge for some young lady\u2019s aquarium.LONDON DATE OP THE VICE-REGAL VISIT.Lindon, Ont., September 3.\u2014A com-mumcation was received from the oiemor.General this afternoon intim-ing that Her Royal Highness the ifi.1!,0.688 \u2014ad aPP°*nted September the imn^-u.181.*1 L:,ndoi!> a\u2018'd would find it impoBsibie to come on the 1st October according to invitation, but it is inti-EICel]\u2019Jf 0®PLal dut!es permit.His don i-! ^ w11 be Plea8ed to ¦Lenton on the latter day.boiler» tCnktraCtu h,a3 been let for the Higto(iemx.bytheLoado11 steam which indicated she \u2014 She died an hour afterwards.Toman was released from the State prison two W1\\Iesiphis, September 3.\u2014Nine cases and four deaths from yellow fever since fast night, one at Buniyn station, six miles east of the city.Weather warm The Herald\u2019* Washington special says no credit is attached to the statement, emanating from a London your-nal that the American Consul at Alexandria has notified the Egyptian Government that the United States demanded to be represented.! n the Egyp-Debt Commission.It is stated ,cd States ias no claims which render such a representation desirable.___________ Midnight Despatches GREAT BRITAIN THE FRENCH CABLE.London, September 3.\u2014It is reported that the \u201c Faraday \u201d has completed the laying of the first part of the ocean section of the French cable line, and it is expected to be complete to St.Pierre this month.THE KAFFIR WAR.ITALY CAPTURE OF BRIGANDS.Rome, September 3.\u2014 Brigands, headed by Salpietra, who escaped a year ago from the prison van in Palermo, have been captured after a desperate conflict.Salpietra, his ?Lieutenant and two soldiers were killed.HUNTING DOWN CETYWATO.ZULUS SURRENDERING DAILY.Capetown, Aug.19.\u2014 Amrakage, Getywayo\u2019snew kraal was burned on the 13th inst.The British cavalry, the same day smarted in pursuit of Cety-wayo, and on the morning of the 15th arrived at the kraal where he passed the previous night, but ascertained that he had fled to the bush.Lord Gifford, with a party of mounted natives continues the pursuit.Gen.Sir G.Woke-ley telegraphs that Cetywayo has only a few foHowers with him.His prime minister, two of his sons, and three of his brothers have surrendered, with 650 cattle.Arms and cattle are being surrendered daily.The Colonial forces and natives advanced from Luneburg on the 12th inst., Oham\u2019s men j ining them, and the whole force expected to be opposed on the Assegai River.Sir G.Wolseley has countermanded the order for tha advance of the Swazies, as Cetywayo is known not to be in their direction.Sir G.Wolseley is expected at Pretoria on the 10th September.CHIMES AND ACCIDENTS (Bx Telegraph.) West Winceester, September 3.\u2014A SPAIN NEUTRALITY DEMAND ON THE UNITED STATES.London, September 3.\u2014A despatch says the Spanish Cabinet has decided to instruct the Spanish Minister at Washington to insist upon Cuban refugees and filibusters being compelled to respect neutral obligations.The Government has sent to Valencia, for embarkation for the Baleric Islands, three Generals implicated in the late uprising.The others are closely watched, and the movements of notorious agitators abroad noted by Spanish diplomatic agents.TURKEY SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THE CANADIAN TURF.LEPINE PARK RACES.The second day of the Lepine Park September Meeting resulted in a large at-tendance and very good racing.Among the spectators were noticed a large number of Montreal sportsmen, including members of the Hunt Club, as also several officers of H.M S.\u201c Tourmaline,\u201d and Le Chevalier El Conde de la Reunion de Cuba, at pre sent staying in the city.Messrs.Swinburne, J.H.Kennedy, and M.Laforce acted as Judges.The following was the result of the day\u2019s sport :\u2014 Purse $50, Butchers\u2019 race, mile heats, 3 in 5 : M Martineau\u2019s Lady Maud.Ill G Granger\u2019s Black Diamond.2\t3\t2 H Smith\u2019s Wait For Me.3\t4\t3 N Ethier\u2019s Butcher Boy.4\t2\t4 Time, 2.47, 2.49, 2 50.Purse $125 ; 2.45 class : G H Marrcott\u2019s Blainville Boy.112 3 G T Smith\u2019s Collector.3 0 12 Dr McGown\u2019s Lady Mac.2 0 3 1 Time, 2.40, 2.41, 2.414, 2.42.A purse of $125 for 3-minutes class, and a purse of $300 for free-for-all is on the programme for to day.The entries for this last race are G H Baldwin\u2019s (New York) Ella Doe, D Frien\u2019s (New York) Lottie K, Thos McLaughlin\u2019s Clara J, E Barbeau\u2019s Ben Morrill and G Smith\u2019s (Rochester, N Y) Lady M.A good day\u2019s sport may be confidently expected.AMERICAN TURF.Auction PY JOHN J.ARNT0N.CLEARING SALE OF Wines, Brandies, Gins, k, ON TTUESÜ-A-Y, mil Sept., DISCOVERY OF CONSPIRATORS.Vienna, September 3.\u2014The police of Eastern Roumolia believe they have discovered a wide-spread conspiracy extending throughout Tartar-Bazardjik, Kezaulik and Kis&gra, and Haskoi.They discovered the existence of six revolutionary Commissions.RUSSIA LAZEREFF\u2019S SUCCESSOR.MEETING OF UNCLE AND NEPHEW.St.Petersburg, September 3.\u2014It is semi-officially announced that Lieut.-General TourgouksofE has been appointed to succeed Lazereff, deceased, as commander of the expedition against the Tekeke Turcomans.Alexandrowo, September 3.\u2014The meeting of the Emperor William and the Czar here to-day was exceedingly cordial.AUSTRIA ROYAL VISITOR.Vienna, September 3.\u2014The Prince of Montenegro has arrived here on a visit to the Emperor, which is considered to have a political significance.SERVI A RAILWAY SCHEMES.Belgrade, September 3.\u2014The Austrian State Railway Company is officially supported by Austro-Hungary in its endeavour to obtain concessions for the construction of the Servian railway.It is stated that Austria threatens to occupy the Principality and construct the Servian railways by force if Servia will not yield to her proposais.WEST INDIES SPANISH TROOPS ORDERED TO CUBA.Havana, September 3.\u2014The Home Government will send immediately 20,-000 troops to maintain tranquillity in the Island, and also send all the necessary funds.There were seventy-eight deaths from yellow fever last week, seventeen less than the previous week.GUELPH CANNOT TAKE HIS SEAT.Guelph, September 3.\u2014At the Citv a\tMay°r LL-iward declined Æs amtV0AaiOW Mr\u2019 Gauhan to had £en^lderman, although he hU GduhanUrn^?twJce Ly the electors.aPer 8hüwinProdl\u2019S*d hi« qualification «VE But* a ^leasehold.The ity oiicitorkVnd r> Guthrie\u2019 the Phton that S\u2018Ven lt; as tlleir \u2018«a of $3 00oh,a 'dmary City (luadifi°a-Gnelph lacorn *?ecessary under the ^ot for electioa sut.1 da affcer tLe 1st February \"\tSeptember\t3\u2014H.M.S.mg fou»\tgun vessel, carry- 4 ZS8\u2019 SIT I tbi* \u201c-nti jad mtn died at rr,1 o£ ber 0fficer8 and she came bPlatle fr°m yellow h'alth of the cre \u201ce bere to recrBit the -AtaiS8 JWfmm town.Phrsentation of thf tbe field for the 1 e~ ïfe Newton T * I, a consutuency.They hadd and Dr McL^\u2019n\u2018bera1\u2019 Murray r-_McLeod, Conservatives.SOUTHAMERICA PROGRESS OF THE WAR.Panama, August 26.\u2014It is believed the allied armies of Peru and Bolivia will not attempt to march, as the difficulties of provisioning the force required to take tbe disputed coast are beyond the power of tbe allied commissariat.The \u201c Huascar \u201d made another visit to the south coast, destroying launches in several places.The \u201c Union \u201d departed from Arica recently to intercept steamers passing through the Straits of Magellan laden with arms for Chili.An English, steamer is expected with a cargo of war material from Belgium It is expected also that the \u201c Union \u2019 will stop the Pacific Navigation Company\u2019s vessels and those of the Kosmos Line, and if contraband of war is found, will be seized.The \u201c Luxor,\u201d a German steamer held on a charge of violating neutrality, has been condemned by the Court of Lima as a lawful prize.It is not likely the judgment will stand investigation according to international law and usage.Afterni °on Despatches ^Reat BRITAIN «ieS^\u2019h^Ther 3.-The lmes ) iron trade, in which in con_ l ewmg tliB U er Lhe improvement^*-018 °f \u2018b® ir ^«toceofth^A m wbich,_______________ t* object fox nnnnCandemalld- f°rms ae*sP*Per artieZ 0US \u201cProbes and f«et that wl-ii \u2019 6ays ^ is a signifi-Zktin ^ Dntr^BeBsem« con.lWlDg, forty.foa\u201c ted States is in full ^mgdom.7 r are ldle in the United t1 ^\tV» SadaBd River Me0a0dnred at the North , mybridee Ln, -d w cott°n mills in ^ a reduction'nfn£80l°''0 sPindles, UNITED STATES GRANT ON HIS WAY HOME.SEIZURE OF ILLICIT STILLS.TRADE IN STEEL PROSPEROUS.f*?0*.^Pi-ember q * mmnu?60011 «ays Uip\u2019r A deBPatcb sad k'd lw*-Ne\tBurm«e have 40(1 have 40 000 men 1 0a the frontier, \u2014J\u2014_nenc0nCentratcd.i Pallia\u201d September 2 un, a man n^'I?ber 3-\u2014This iG«Pc-fvmto the canS at pmM Toman arms.\this 8un a JIllson Lock, boy w,;be man 1Ta\u201e \u2019.a^ed nine, m his kniJ-® r«scued.Tom n*d but the m the cellar of b^ail8 wifo waa of ber .bouse sewed BORi i^IGN New York, September 3.\u2014A Yoko hama despatch announces that the steamship \u201c City of Tokio,\u201d on which General Grant is a passenger, sailed to day, and will reach San Francisco on September 21st, Washington, September 3.\u2014The Revenue Inspector at Huntsville, Ala., reports the destruction of several distil, leries and capture of the parties operating them in Cullman, Marion, Lamar, and Winston Counties.He says, after the seizure of Binsfield\u2019s distillery in Winston County, the Revenue officers were followed about twenty miles by Bmsfield and several others with shot guns, who made various attempts to ambush the officers.The State Treasurer of Tennessee has been here endeavouring to obtain appropriations for the relief of persons in the camp near Memphis.The National Board of Health has denied his appli cation, on the ground that the Board has no authority to grant it.Philadelphia, September 3.\u2014 The representatives of the Bessemer Steel Works of this country met here to-day 1 he trade is represented as extraordinarily prosperous and the prospects very bright.New Orléans, September 3.\u2014 On Monday three heavily laden barges, towed by the steamer \u201c John Gilmore \u2019 sank in a squall 12 miles from Baton Rouge.Wm.Burton, pilot of the steamer, who went on the barges for safety, was drowned.The steamer was damaged and sprang a leak ; loss, $125 000.Reports of losses by Monday\u2019i storm continue to come in from all directions; buildings of all kinds, fences, trees, crops and vessels suffered great damage.most atrocious double murder was com-mitted near this village last evening about 9 o\u2019clock.Robert Brown, a well to-do and respectable farmer, and his daughter Ada, an innocent little girl of some 12 years of age, were literally chopped to death in their own house.It is stated by Mrs.Brown that the family consisting of herself, Mr.Brown, her son Clark, Ada, aged 12, and Winnie, aged 8, were sleeping up stairs, Clark in a room over the main part of the house, the others in the chamber over the kitchen, both chambers having separate stairs ; that a man wrapped at the front door of the kitchen, when her husband went down stairs, and was attacked by tbe man, and a struggle ensued.She went down, followed by the youngest girl, and seeing some one struggling with her husband, ran out at the back door to give the alarm.The elder of the two girls, being the last to come down, was attacked at the foot of the stairs by the man and brutally murdered, her head and shoulders being hacked in a shocking manner in four or five places.The son, Clark, who makes a similar statement, adds that he ran down the stairs from his room and encountered the strange man just as his father was falling dead ; that he tried to shoot the man and seize him, but failed ; that the man, in passing out, met his sister Ada and struck her with the axe, felling her to the floor, and immediately escaped.The brutal deed was performed with Brown\u2019s axe, found afterwards near the back kitchen door.No trace of the man can be found, although many have been out searching.Brown was not known to have an enemy.No one as yet is suspected.Intense excitement prevails.The Coroner is momentarily expected.Later.\u2014The horrible murder of Mr, Brown and his daughter Ada has caused intense excitement in this place.To-day Coroners Blacklock, of Chesterville, and Chamberlain, of Morrisburg, are holding the inquest.Detective Tiukess, of Prescott, came this evening and is working up the case and thinks he has a clue to the guilty partie^ Dr.Allen, of Cornwall, is also here, aiid says there will be no trouble as to the ghilty parties, and apprehends no difficulty in arresting them.To-morrow morning we hope to have the verdict of the jury.The premises iu which the deed was perpetrated presents a horrible appearance with its pools of blood.The corpses must be seen to r«alize the terrible appearance they present.Everything is being done to have the matter speedily brought to light.Latest\u2014Two witnesses were examined only, and the inquest v/as postponed until to-morrow morning at eight o\u2019clock.The evidence seems not to be against any stranger, but seems to point quite clearly to the son of Clark mentioned in the first report to-day.Clark will likely be arrested to-night.It is probable the jury will not get through with the inquest for a day or two.The examination of tlx bodies is taking place now, 11 pm., by Drs Gray, Chamberlain, Blacklock, Reddick, McIntyre, Brown and MoDonell.The jury room was filled with about five hundred people.St.John, N.B., September 3.\u2014The examination of Robert, Mary and Jane Clark, on the charge of attempting to murder Geo, Harding, was finished yesterday at West-field before Justices Mabee and Deveber, The Justices announced that they would commit the accused, Mary, Jane and Robert Clark, to the next sitting of the King\u2019s County Court at Hampton.Bail was required of Robert Clark, $2,000 for himself, and two bondsmen for $1,006 each ; Mary and Jane Clark were held iu ! 51,000 each, and two sureries of $500 each.Hamilton, Out., September 3.\u2014A sad accident occurred at Brown\u2019s Wharf this morning.The steamer \u201c Passport \u201d left the wharf at 9 o\u2019clock for the regular trip to Montreal, but had to put back on account of the water being so very rough.As she was nearing the wharf, and coming around the schooner \u201c Highland Beauty,\u201d which was lying about 100 yards out, a deck hand named John Woodrow was standing at the front gangway for the purpose of throwing the rope ashore.He stooped down to take hold of the rope, and, in doing so, lost his footing and fell overboard.As the steamer was turning at the time, it is supposed the unfortunate man must have been carried under and been struck by the wheel.The body is not yet recovered.The deceased was 20 years old and belongs to Kingston.Belleville, September 3.\u2014 A man named Post, while engaged in sawing with a circular saw in Flint & Holton\u2019s mill this morning, received a severe cut ou the cheek from a knot which, was projected forward by the saw.This morning John Farrell, a labourer, whilst cleaning out a well on the premises of Mr.Kerr, George street, was buried beneath a pile of stone, which covered him to a depth of 26 feet.He was in the bucket some 12 feet from the bottom of the well, which is 34 feet deep, when the stones,gave way beneath.The stones which fell from above formed an arch above him, and after about an hour\u2019s work he was able to converse with those who were working to rescue him.He was got out after about six hours\u2019 hard work.When liberated he was found to have sus tained no injury beyond the crushing of one of his feet.It was a miraculous escape.Brockville, September 3.\u2014The body of Wm.Johnson, of Brockville, was found about three miles north of here ou the track of the Canada Central Railway.It is supposed he was intoxicated, and was killed by a passing train.Richmond, Va., September 3.\u2014Information has been received here stating that Jas.H.Gatling, who resided near Murfreesboro, N.C., and who was a brother of the inventor of the celebrated Gatling gun has been found brutally murdered near his hog-pen, with three gun-shot wounds in the head and body.No arrests.New York, Sept.3.\u2014A Cincinnati special says that J.H.Hart, President of the Toledo, Delphos and Burlington R.R., while attempting to cross the side track where an engine was shifting cars at Delphos yesterday, was caught between the bumpers and crushed to insensibility, and fell to the ground.Several cars ran over him, causing instant death.Deceased was quite prominent in railroad circles.Amenia,N.Y., September 3.\u2014The three-minute race was won by Lady Post; best time, 2.45.The second race for three-minute class was won by Railroad Boy; best time, 2.42.The 2 38 race was won by Pickwick; best time, 2.35 4.Boston, September 3.\u20142.27 class for purse of $1,500 :\u2014\t Hambrino \t\t.5 2 0 1 1 1 Iron Age\t\t1110 3 4 Patchen \t\t4 3 3 2 2 r Knox Boy\t\t3 4 5 5 r Sophie Temple\t\t6 6 4 4 d R.B.Thomas\t\t\t\t.2 5 6 d Time, 2.26, 2.26J, 2.26J, 2.27|,2.27T.\t 2.40 class, for a purse of $1,000:\u2014\t Boston \t\t\t\t 4 111 Dickard\t\t12 3 3 Boilace\t\t\t 2 3 2 2 Roland\t\t.\t.3 4, d Time, 2.29, 2.27|, 2.30, 2.29.\t 2.22 clasp, for a purse of $2,000 :\u2014\t Oapt Emmons\t\t\t 3 1 2 Alley\t\t\t 5 2 1 Sheridan\t\t\t 13 3 Mary Russell\t\t\t 2 4 5 Jersey Boy\t\t\t 4 5 4 Time, 2.23, 2.23*, 2.24.\t The race was postponed.\t THE RIFLE.\t .LECKIE, WEMYSS & CO., having decided on closing their business, will offer for Sale, by Auction, at their Warehouse, HOSPITAL STREET, on TUESDAY, 9-.h SEPTEMBER Next, The balance of their Stock, consisting of BKAlIVDY- nrhds-Qi.J JA=.HENNESSY & CO.\u2019S Octaves'8 ) Vintages 1875,\u201977 and\u201978\t- Cases JAS.HENNESSY & CO.\u2019S * *# «#* VO.and finer qualities.Cases PINET, CASTILLON & CO.and SAZERAC, Flasks and Half Flasks.Octaves \u201cCO-OPERATION CO.\u2019S\u201dVintage 1865 GUV\u2014 Hhds.) Qr.-casks [ BOLL & DUNLOP\u2019S Cases ) MUUUltY\u2014 Hhds.7 \" PETER DOMECQ\u2019S\u201d and Qr.-casks )\t\u201c GORDON & CO.\u2019S\u201d Fine to Superior qualities.** riimm Also, Sole Agent in the l ïominion \u2014FOR THE\u2014 CELEBRATED HOUSE GF MESSRS.JOHN FORD & CO., HOLYBOOD GLASS WOEKS, EDIHBUK3E, SCOTLAUD, formerly represented here by the LATE JOSEPH WALKER.Orders will be taken on the same terms as executed by the late Agent ef this firm.September 7\t215 $25 to $50 PER MY CAN ACTUALLY BE MADE WITH THE CREAT WESTERS?AUGER! WE MEAN IT, and ara prepared to demonstrate the fact.EiPOUR AUGERS are operated entirely by HORSE POWER, and GUARANTEED to bore at the rate of Î0 to 15 FEET PER HOUR, Hîï Bore tai 3 to 6 Feel i Biaieter, aiiî MY D1FTI Eepei ! They are WARRANTED TO BORE SUCCESSFULLY IN ALL KINDS OF EARTH, SOFT SAND and LIMESTONE; BITUMINOUS STONE COAL, SLATE, and HARDPAN, and make the BEST OF WELLS in QUICKSAND, GRAVEL, and CAVY EARTHS.They are Easily Operated, Simple in Construction, and Durable ! The Cheapest and Most Practical in the World I &©\u201c MANUFACTURED AT OUR OWN WORKS, from the Jiery Best of Material, by Skilled and Practical Workmen.GOOD ACTIVE AGENTS Wanted in in the for our .-\u2014- - .Every County United States and Canada, to whom we offer liberal inducements.Send Illustrated Catalogue, Prices, Terms, &c., proving our advertisement bona fide.GREAT WESTERN WELL AUGER f ORES, ST.LOUIS, Mo.QgFSUte in what Paoer yon saw thhi AdrerUeeirenk June 28 9m DW 15 V&.consequence of spurious imitations or LEA AND PERRINS\u2019 SAUCE» which are calculated to deceive the Public, Lea and, Perrim kmve adopted A NEW LABEL, bearing their Signature, Which is thus, \" 'n'\" y Placed on every bottle of WGRCENfERSHIRtl SA UCE, and without which nme 2« genuine for LEA& PERRINS' Sauee^andsee Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle and Stopper, Wkoleiade and for Export by the Proprietors, Worcester; Crosse and.BlachveU, Londom.\tire.; and by timers and Oilmen throughout the World,\t^ \u2014¦\t- -a TO BE OBTAINED OF November 16 Messrs.TJRGtTJHAIlT & OO».J.M* DOUG-TjAS2 & CO.s 274 Liebig COMPANY\u2019S EXTRACT ThADE \u201c Is a success and boon for which Nations should feel tateful.\u201d\u2014See Medical Tress, Lancet, Brit.Med.Jowr.,&c.ft-nfirormilmviTv rite r,\u2019\u2014m! inerensejltenfold in ten Years.\u201d To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers and Chemists.Sole Agents for the United States (wholesale only), C.David & Co., 43, Mark Lane, London, England.March - OF MEAT FINEST ÂN0 GHEAPES1 MEAT-FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, mm DISHES Sf SAUCES, CASTION.\u2014 Genuine CR1Y with fac-similé of Baron, Ileblg\u2019g Signature in Blue Ink across Label.THE BEST REMEDY FOR INDS8ESTI0N.TRADE MARK.CAMOMILE PILLS are confidently recommended as a simple Remedy for Indigestion, which is the cause of nearly all the diseases to which we are subject, being a medicine so uniformly grateful and beneficial, that it is with justice called the \u201cNatural Strengtkener of the Human Stomach.\u201d \u201cNorton's Pills\u201d act as a powerful tonic and gentle aperient; are mild in their operation, safe under any circumstances, and thousands of persons can now bear testimony to tbe benefits to bl derived from their use, as they have been a never-fading Family Friend for upwards of £5 years.Sold m Bottles at Is.lid., 2s.9d., and 11s.each, by all Medicine Vendors throughout the World.CAUTION.Be sure and ask for \u201cNORTON\u2019S PILLS,\" and do not be persuaded to purchase an imitation.September 14 SAVORS i SÂVGRY& SÂV0RY& IN CONSUMPTION AND WASTING DISEASES IMPROVES THE APPETITE Increases Strength, and Weight.Bottles 2s.6d., 4s.6d.and 5a.SUPPLIED TO THE ROYAL NURSERIES.THE MOST DIGESTIBLE, CONTAINS The HIGHEST AMOUNT of NOURISHMENT in the MOST CONVENIENT FORM.In Tins Is., 2s., 5a.and 10s.MOORES promptly relieved and paroxysms averted by Datura Tatula Inhalations Testimonials accompanying each box of Cigarettes, Cigars and Pastilles.Tins, in the economical form of tobacco, and also in powder for burning, from 2s.6d.to 21s.+ A c\\\t.\t\u2019-\u2019- mum Ati.ou.to ZIS.143, NEW BOFD ST., LONDON, and of Chemists, &c., everywhere FM AMBM LINES Instruments Made tend Erected, C H -A.F\u2019tf TP YY! TL» O U ]P« 5S7 to 593 CKAÎG STEEET, MONTREAL.March 23\tg, SEW AND VERY ELEGANT PATTERNS OF Broaisi aaiGrjsSai Sasaiiers SETTEES, TABLES & STOOLS For Gardens (new designs.) Onion Sate?Mete?Oa\u2019s Kars, AT CHAfTTELOUP'S Apri AIE «SB POSTER BREWERS.NXary street, MONTREAL, Have always on hand the various kinds ¦AX.E; aivo roKX\u2019iiixs, 1 u Wood and Bottle.nfiiWKS RsesMRtîsBmiia, October 25 WILLIAM 0OW & GO.isro^vers &> Maltsters.Superior Pale and Brown Malt ; India P*le and other Ales, Extra Double and single Stout, in wood and bottle.jfAKIMBS SUmiKB.The f < Hewing bottlers only are authoriz ed to use our labels, viz.: Thos.J.Howard.173 St, Peter Street.Jas.Virtue.19 Aylmer \u201c Thos.Jferguson 2b9 St.Constant Street Wm.Bishop .479 Lagauchetiere St, Thos.Hinsella.144 Ottawa Street.CleophasMaisoneuve 685 St.Dominique May 30\t22 9 15 , 9 16 11 00 9 15 13 10 00 10 00 .g:o oo 9 15 11 30 9 16 11 30 10 00 11 30 11 80 11 80 10 00 8 00 10 00 10 00 11 00 8 00 8 SO 00 8 &10 Ottawa River to Carmom.^Mt- Berthier * t\u201e?1,Ters, Three\t.haska and \"\u2022 LouphX jl7lereIn Occidental jt'duv'u- -, 45 Line to Otwl Occidental rb tome sncl i.t- Je-fB(hnches.St\u2019 fta - fc?®.45oiiuii: 6 IB\t'8^- ^SNcot!aLana pjjCf-N'0T* ' Bouchemue,\t- .-Tannery West.Imre^amedeC^ > 30 6 00 oo.cunegon Huntliigccru.Lachlne.Longueuii.St.Lambert.Laprairle.POKeeoS^:;;^i^aa .6 00 Point st.* Charles'.**5a»sas?* 5 ot Hochelaga.;.^;- Sameî^' S *10.^tetes^.f^.f0^® 00 12 « MPsdne\u2019 .a)sKer\u201c.T'^ Great Britain By Canadian Line (Friday) Bo.(Germany) Frldav.BjCunardon Mondays y By Hamburg American'p^ket Germany, Wednesday.^.;.t\t^ West Indies.Letters, &c., prepared in New v are forwarded dally on T> York, whence malls are despai Havana and ' West\"lndips ForHavana every Thursday p m «) Postal Caïd; nags open tïITsT p.m, (^Postal Card Bags open Ull 815 6.STollaenSdt^tpBmOXe8areyls«^\u2019« Registered Letters shôüüTbë' before the hour of closing ordinal minutes before closing of Bnglish îtïexXvcal.üp.J.Gellis Browne's Giiloroiyt Vice-Chancellor Sir W.Paoh W\u201e\u201e.ÿated publicly in Court that Dr J Conn Browne was undoubtedly the invênH Chlorodyne that the whole stoy oftl defendant, I reeman, was deliberatelj un true, and ho regretted to say it had to» sworn to.\u2014Times, July 13, 1864.\t1 DR.J.CGLLIS BROWNE\u2019S CHLORODUE.- ®arl Russell, communia, ted to the College of Physicians and J.T Davenport, that he had received inforna! tioii to the effect that the only remedy of any service in Cholera was Chlorcdyne-Lancet, December, 31,11864.DR-\tJ.\tCOLLIS\tBROWSE\u2019S\tCHLOMIIE \u201cis prescribed by scores of orthodoxprac-6itioners.Of course it would not be thaï singularly popular did it not \u2018supply» want and fill a place.\u2019\u2019\u2019\u2014Jfedical January 12, 1366.DR.\tJ.\tCOLLIS\tBROWSE\u2019S\tCHLORODYIE s the best and most certain remedy ia coughs, colds, asthma, consumption, neu« ralgia rheumatism, &c.DR.\tJ.\tCOLLIS\tBROWNE\u2019S\tCHLORODYNE is a cer-tair cure in Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Colics, xc.OR-\tJ.\tCOLLIS\tBROWNES\tCHL0R0DÏKE Caution\u2014None genuine without thewoidi \u201cDr.0.Collis Browne\u2019s Chlorodyne\u201d ot the stamp.Overwhelming medical testi mony accompanies each bottle.Sole manfacturer, J.T.DAVENPOET, 33 Great Russel Street, Bloomsbury, London.Sold in bottles,is Is.IJd., 2b.9d.4s.6d., by all Chemists in Canada.July 26_____ ______________6m s 1W LIVER PILLS FOR INDIA AID THE CffiLGHIES.Dr.King\u2019s Dandelion and Quinixi Liver Pills (without mercury) are the best remedy for Bile, Wind, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Spasms, Giddiness, Heartburn, Nervousness, Gout, and all disorder! of the Stomach and Liver.They combin» mildness in operation with the most ad mirable effects, and as an aperient cannot be surpassed.Manufactured by Jama! Rorke, 47 Mortimer Street, London, W-/ and sold all over the world by most Chemisa and Medicine Vendors, at Is.IJd., 2s.Sd.i 4s.6d., andlls.Sept.\t______________n I4 ORSY\u2019o SPECIFIC NiEDIClÊ TKECKEAT EHÊLISH EEHESÏ- Trade mark Will promptlyTRADE ||jL4 -«saaK ,inij radically ^cure any and 'every case of Nervous Debi-lityand Weakness, result of -i , W- I n diseretion.^ ^,^^ , _ Before Taking^cessorover-^ Takil> brain and nervous system is harmless, acts like magic, and has oe extensively used for over thirty years wi great success.\ti i.i Full particulars in our pamphjoj which we desire to send free oy man every one.fë&r The Specific Medicuiv sold by all druggists at $1 per\t» six packages for $5, or will be sent he mail on receipt of the money by adore» rJCii© Os-ay Medicine Co.TORONTO, ONT.SST Sold in Montreal by all md Retail Druggists, and everywn D300 and Retail Druggists, Canada and United States.December 17 THE ilTERSKTiOKêl BKILWKY SKOSTE»* KKYISiTIQK gutidb, '«raari» ssm> CANADIAN and the AMERICAN RAILWAY »»1 STEAM NAVIGATION LINES.\tU(r| For sale by News Dealers\tHi and by News Agents on Trams Steamers.ÏPïîce.20 C.S.CH1SEOLM&BKOS., Publishers and 179 BonaventDre Street,\t^ September\t- MONTREAL HEBAL& Printing ana PsMlsMn* fos.155 & 167 ST.JAKES STB**1 MONTREAL.\t^ OAH,ÏHIBAlB-DeUverM!naBP^ertt?»«Per and by Mail (Fre-pald by pauiM- ^ Annum.\t.ssm&ï (a Kates 1er Adverti^^,,,, If toseVtëd every other day « - ® If inserted twice a .If inserted once a\t\u2022\u2022\u2022 ^ âê: ^ Beadlng^mmitor in city îteml î0 eerier U* NotPces™faBtrths; 'Mwrïâgésl eoc-perlB34*110 and Deaths.^IB6ertlc« centSiPeriine UFilAJi .at Yearly Rates of Advert^ resr No advertisement to be consld ^ .non.unless It Is yearly rlvilege o ipnvi lined to their to let, dissolution of tloes, ships', removals, THE MONTREAL AND DAILY COMMSBOUl ^59754 23 "]