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Tout au long du XIXe siècle, le Quebec Mercury soutient les intérêts de la bourgeoisie anglophone conservatrice de Québec. [...]

Le Quebec Mercury est un journal en langue anglaise qui paraît pour la première fois à Québec le 5 janvier 1805. Il est fondé par Thomas Cary, marchand et bibliophile anglophone de Québec. D'abord hebdomadaire, il devient bihebdomadaire en 1816, trihebdomadaire en 1832, puis quotidien en 1863.

Rival du journal francophone Le Canadien, dont il a stimulé la naissance, et pourfendeur de l'ordre traditionnel du Québec francophone, le Quebec Mercury soutient les intérêts de la bourgeoisie anglophone conservatrice de Québec. Le journal appuie les décisions du gouvernement britannique et prend position dans les débats politiques du Canada, ce qui l'amène dans les premières décennies de son existence à s¿opposer régulièrement aux élus du Bas-Canada.

De facture étonnamment moderne, le Quebec Mercury présente les nouvelles locales accompagnées de nouvelles étrangères pigées dans les journaux anglais et américains. Le journal réserve dans ses pages une large place à la publicité.

Thomas Cary fils prend les rênes du journal à la retraite de son père en 1823.

Le ton francophobe des débuts s'adoucira avec les années. Thomas Cary partagera d'ailleurs la propriété du journal avec George-Paschal Desbarats de 1828 à 1848. George Thomas Cary, fils de Thomas, dirigera la publication à partir de 1855.

John Henry Willan, avocat, devient éditorialiste en 1850. Le Quebec Mercury prend alors des positions favorables à l'annexionnisme avec les États-Unis. Willan restera au journal jusqu'en 1862. En août 1862, la famille Cary met le journal en location, ce qui permet à Josiah Blackburn et à George Sheppard de prendre les postes d'éditeur et de rédacteur, dans le but d'appuyer l'homme politique réformiste John Sandfield MacDonald, qui devient premier ministre du Canada-Uni.

Le retour au pouvoir du conservateur John A. MacDonald en mars 1864 entraîne la réapparition de Willan au Quebec Mercury afin d'appuyer le projet de confédération, mais avec moins d'enthousiasme que le Morning Chronicle.

Le tirage du Quebec Mercury atteint 1000 exemplaires en 1870 et 3000 en 1898, année où George Stewart, auteur et critique littéraire, en fait l'acquisition. Le journal était demeuré la propriété de la famille Cary jusqu'en février 1890. L'homme politique libéral Joseph-Israël Tarte, proche de Wilfrid Laurier, achète le Mercury en 1902, mais la surabondance de journaux anglophones à Québec ne permet pas au journal de survivre au-delà d'octobre 1903.

BEAULIEU, André et Jean HAMELIN, La presse québécoise des origines à nos jours, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1973, vol. I, p. 14-15.

GAUVIN, Daniel, « Cary, Thomas [père] », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

JONES, Elwood H., « Blackburn, Josiah », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

LA TERREUR, Marc « Cary, Thomas [fils] », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

WATERSTON, Elizabeth, « Willan, John Henry », Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, en ligne.

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[" ite YEAR YQ), \u201cA VBUSBICANS INTHE.205 DANTG, 3iTUGR a.The North Gorman Lloyd sibbiabil] A (Prom the London } World, Oct.33.) q Rbein, which arrived at this port on Satu! ay Voronin ; mot oa Mere weather off the.Banks, \u2018On Tuesday last 350 milon were made, but the wind bécamern hurbicane olirky Wednesday morning, srt in thé followjiy 84 haps the progres of the, steamy was only 134 miles.The hurricane st firet came from the casi, but the wind soon went round to the west.The \u2018sens.wero \u2018expyomely heavy, and a groal deal of water was shipped.As tho vessel wus not loaded deeply, she behaved well The hurricans.Jasted1 untél date on Thursday, and from that tim® umf) port was \u2018reachdd strong weglerly gales and, bead seus wore eg.countered by the Rhein.The freight steamship Rheols, of the Edwards Line, which arrived from Cardiff Jat on Saturday, wus eaught \u2018in th dore cane on Wodnesduy Inst in longitude 609 .À very heavy nus wasrunning,in which the vessel rolled violently, oh png grokt quantition of watét.Ever bing which bpd not been securely ths od wap swept overboard.The hurricane lasted for 5 twure, \u2018the wind shifting from seuth-wost $0 west.Westerly gales were met during the: rem¥inder of the hrs.The White Star steamship Britannia, from Liverpool, ar rived at Syaranti © last evenipg, but did not cbte dp t« thé city.No ok.perienced some very.severs weather off the Banks of Newfoundland.The bark Neroub arrived fiom Rouen:.yes.torday, sfler a passage of 42 days.This vessol was for 17 days west of the Banks, during which time the weather was vory severe.Severs of her sails were blown away in a violent squall which came upon ber suddenly on the 26th, Capt.Curtias, of the ship Hope, which arrived from Caps Town yee- terday, says that a strong gale set in from the west-north-west on the 28th and lasted for 24 hours.\u2014 Neo York Times, Nov.3.Thq withdrewsl of the Spanish Minister [rom & dinner-party at Paris, although a silly incident, reminds us of the \u201cgood old times\u201d when diplo- mais spent most of their time in grumbling about slights they had re.eeived from one another.Same of these slights wire intentivial, others arose from accident, Lord Stair, the British Ambassador to the Court ot Louis XV., was overtaken onogey as he was going from Paris to VcWeailles by the copch of the Spanish A mbae- eador.His conchmen shouted to the driver on the other bux to slacken of speed, because it was x grave breach manners that one Envoy should outstrip another, but the Bpdniard, who seems to have had the best team, drove by, whereupon an undignitied rase ensued, tite Engliah coachrens making deliberate attempts 10 polo the couch of the Spaniard.In the\u2019 upshot, the Spanish Ambassador had to make an excuse to Lord Stair, alleging that his coschman diji not underg! Engliah.The Spanish diplomats were always à haughty and quarrelsome set, who were never content tv take second place whon the first conid be got by nessing or pushing.Armed encount- ors lejwson the rotinuge Of rival Ministers used to be of frequent oecur- rence, and the broken heads which ro.sulted led to interminable exchanges of diplomatic notes.Duri of Louis X1V., {he serv French Am had a outside St.Peterig Cbu: t Rome, one Raster Sundaÿ, with of the Spanish Ambassador, and; it was the latter who got best ot it.Having drives the\u2018 Frenchmen from the pi they up set the \"i bassadorial kok wt the traces, and turned the horses loos, siter hacking their tails off\u2014a bar barous as well ss insulting outrage.The Geand Monarque- was furiods over the affair, and sntked of sending an expeditiun to Rome unlvss reparation wuss.done him, which wes humbly agreed to by the Pope.Then; as now, salight Po an at ory was gonsi ow -offy Lo the Ambamador bimboll.As late ag 1946, the nie, at \"A did.Writing to bis Government about ssuanit whith bis chasssur hid st fared from a'Spanidh policeniad, sid\" Fpelingly: *Lreceivéd & Kok fin the pi f he reign of the fight YAWOLEE 0 \" M 0 eu vei | wark, leaving the Kiag on deck trp ve rT add Me dA EA Vu Dome tim 108 fos (ak A ga va bor ont ae + Gén Enrica Cialdfal pérsiata in his resignation of the post of À rbassador in Paris, and his, Prenat from the, | diplomatie serviçe of bis country, and, ouprcoial from ble present Je in, Paris, will bs no unimportant I the cause Bf Euro \u2018Peaco.' ABS BT $3UDIA BT POPULOS BT sie noue miel TE « 1 73d - a 5b} r & | \u201c a sh , Lt A 5° QUEBEC.THORADAY-ROFEMBER & 16h.cu, HER: MAJESTTE GUARUE n ood ag + .du\" * Otthe officers in Quoan:Vibtoris's Foot Guards, 17 are of Irish, 30 dof Scotch, amd 205 are of English birth, bp the \u2018louschold Cavalry, 6B are\u2019 English, 11 Scoteb, and 10 Irish.fb in, the whole army thors sre.5,138 yr sh, 1,886 Irish, and 788.8cotsh off re Thure-ure three regiments: of n, Cialdini, by his vrdoübted an Ultra {Poot.guards, the Grenadiers, Coldmontane bias, his military reputation, and his popularity among the ruling classes of Parisian society, was the right man in the right plugg, and it is got eusy to bag whowhy sdcbeed him With ae much chance of sucecss.Like, Chateaubriand in London}™ he had learhed ay litical refugee to knop, and to love tho sucne.of his future appearance in the capacity of an Ambansadur.For mupy.years afier the æapture of Ancona, in 1831, \u2018he had been in oxile in Paris, where he earnod.a living at that time by translating in tuliun the works of Volluire and usseau.He subsequently proceed: | od tv' Spain \u2018Lo win bis spurs onder Narvacz He is now, 3 man of 66, every inch a soldier, \u2018although he retains ul the-dute tithe ail thé ous and gentiences ofna ItuliaW literato.As à child be was bnce u pupil of the Jesuite i his native Florin dt Reggio, if I am not mistaken, when ho impressed.them so.seong with his ready wit and claverness that they wanted to erlist him \u2018fu their own army.\u2019 That he felt little inclined to do so, however, may be gathered from the fact that he was subsequently ex- expelled from the school for the beinous offense of having drawn a Jesuit by the side of a Donkey, with the mathematical sign of equivalence botween thé pair.\u2014e CETEWAYO AND THB PHOTOGRAPHER.The following account of the photo- graphine of Cetewayo on buard the sal ie fgrmshed by the operators, to the Cape Argus: \u201cMaving placed everything in rendiness we A ofbrmed the King throagh bis interpreter that we were ready.and reocived the answer that the King was \u2018going to sleep\u2019 and did not wish to bo dis turbod.After a whilo we heard him speak, so We once more informed him that we were waiting for him.tte did not seem inclined to appoar, and Captain Poolo thought it best to give him some inducement to do ao, whieh 4, was accomplished by catching a fwh.This made him éome out at onee, and after some pataver the King was per.susded to sont himwselt near thé compass, with his back against tho rudder.wheel, He appearcd to be very nervous and requested that it might be doue at ounce in order to have it over.He spemey tp Jrogd the look of the \u201ctems.We \u201csuccdoded however in getting our first double negative, was tiore a¥ esse when he 'toand it was done without bis being bape; but, in ordéf to show lim whi, wd wera doing, Commander yn showed him; a photo of Dabulamansi, at \u2018which he seented pleased, and at ones dissneumbered himaelf vf\" bis \u2018 bianket to show his figure, of whioh he appenred to be very proud.We suc- ceéded in taking a: second double negative, and then he sternly refused to have any more taken.\u201cWe were u one time rain of Succoss, ~ tho ship, was rolling, it Wag rain: the whilé, dnd\" où \u201cnogaiives \"re tinished only partially in order to obtain as many! negatives \u2018as sible\u2019 whiie the King wan-in = mood.After that csmathe King's wives; they appeared eugor to be photugraphed, P| » thoy had bees plaçod in: Dorit we Aus the King to sit in tho centre of tho group, which he dotiived to doydaying thus be hf to andergo it alana and they, would have to do the same.Upun being (oki 4 4bat we wished to have him in.the middle be answered thet we could cut the photos and then place him where- over we liked.| (Me would not sis aghin vo we contented earsclves with taking two more double negatives of\u2019 is wives while he was smoking his cigarette, and this foisbed our dayie ng bis Hand at Ssb-carching.+ | the rand bel streams, and Scots Guards, Their officers aru, asa cinss, more highly connected than thu officers in the Household Cavalry, snd 8 man seldom gets ingo the.Foot Guards unless he has à large infuuer, 1879.October 20.LOTS, td DANN ERS Revolving Book Cases \u2014p 7 MUSIC STANDS.\u2014 (Pessatod in Gants 8126 July, 1878.) + + The Brtstest sad Mon Unik! Worolty of the Age.: 5 1 \u2026 - .val - | OVER 20000 NOW IN U3E MNAOYEIRO GORE, LL.dd aboutir 0 CRE RE L 5 8%: Poter Street, sus ' 1\" + Thiago i46, = s0mp7 20.310 rosa thas .hal; hold m ire, books: shpnsayisther cue ote\u201d made eteppying thammm) space, The 4 2 1 + 10 ks ara.0 wemibly te: saywas sitting ab 6: - «= bofore.the Bee.without rising - À ohghbprassary.of $10 b wad will bring either vide de view, > .t Wolbing 6b \u201cgot dut gi ordet, well thade, \u2018 neal } Ghiahod, minis weclll, voctat, nt de Ady mks ohn FORE t : 2008 , A Offers, pat, i Gersrnmen) Qf, .iS, .Ade des = ate stages c a9 Jo ou ne peiacipal._ ! » - ROM Renpomaides 15/0 mani 19070 078 a Quest owt shou re un red Chez [a Pbk VRE \" Outober 20, 1979, I w « \u201c Lb ad ETOH HOTTE gia iy BHT - = ere 1 GBHOTTT Ly yd Jad à Al sins \"ANOTHER DRATH FROM | BYDROPHORIA 4 {From the dockan, cat) Oterin, The Hon.©.F.West, who will be ppm ram | THR\u2019 dPÉYOMOFHONE.viag Day was protty well! At the fret meeting last night of _ obuerved by the Protestant portion of the one bundred and seventh year of EE the commubity.Their places of busi- | work oftche M | Society of - MM.Henry, œtronomers 4} tbe Observatory of Paris, have profiad by the clear atmosphere of the past few nights to study the physical conditions of the throe plancis just now | situated so favorably for observation.They cutimate the brillinnce of Saturn as equal to that of the star Al.air, while Mars is two and a ba|f Umes and Jupiter four times brighter.The ice acoumulated round the south pole of Mars is scarcely visible, inasmuab ns the \u2018Sütnmer in that portion of the plangt\u2019s hemisphere is drawing toa clogs ded the sun hss reduced the frozen.ks 0.8 minimum.The northern pole, which cannot be ription Free.of Beas avi Ta Nossas fe.X.Y.Uctober 2%, 1878, =» Prov oo J ë { Bupesier Court t _nabre, .Dlavict of.Ggebac, antoidlee Dame Mile.Holmine Philomène Paré, of the (ity of Qaobeo, ui mps.: rated by contsens of marriège \\ Som Gharles Bécuacd Thimolson- nesu, of the same plasw, ulers, and duly anil onad & ar on jualive.Plaintig.».The mid Charles Bdeusrd Thimeleeo Martineau, sen at present, donbtiess shows + Defendanta while spot of immense ex-| An actiep.in sepastien.as to body hes panes.For.the first timo a rod | Less inoti in this eager.spot has been seen on the face of a - L'AILLEE upiter, oceupying one-fiftisth of| Gstouer 0 1079 siormey Tm the planet's dee, oo ee orthern tenu =-\u2014\u2014\u2014> hemisphere in parsllei latitudes to our JOOS RLAR tvasimer sod menting mony euseis own; Le sha iltiptionl ss seon AFS : from our esrth, and its length ie set LE Sonlingh naiiesinee down at 18 mint tes, and its breadth Oot.19, 1879, 2m , \u201c rv at 4 minutos, and it evidently adheres to the surface.The appearance of she phenomonon can only be accoant- ed for by supposing that considerable changes have been taking place in the solid body of Jupiter and not in its atmosphere.60 rogion thus disturbed occupies a space equal to that ot Kurope, and is relatively 100 times as great, considering the difference in the sise of the twu plancts.WEATHFR PROBABILITIES FOR THE LOWER BT LAWRENCE DISTRICT Meteorological Office, ; Toronto, Nov.6, Moderate to fresh winds; cloudy 10 partly clondy weather, with areus of light poow.G.T.Kinssyon, Supt.* Tan-Bio-Poraro CoP In ARovstoox, Maing.\u2014From the Aroostook valley come reports of an abandant har est, \u2018The potato orop is immense.Uellars are full, pnd some farmers have large uantities buried in their fields.Starch the ot are unable to use them up as fast ae brought in, although run day aud night.Farmers load op and start for the factory lung before daylight, only finding others there wait ing their turn tv unload.One man reached the Presque Isle factory at 1 a.m , and found so many in ahead of him that he did not get unloaded until 9 o'et d hen he Jolt for, home dore a ih on seventy 4p | arts their tern upon the acdltik wWhen .a logd sof tatoes approaches «the, faslery; it taka Hy, \u201ccathe dine Vis those | ing -44> -Processions of por 1\" Bl.amily long 'dhel|idedd .Haiby drought in carte .holding from -forty.Le Any bushels each, wiually drawn by two horses.The liad is driven into the building and Wola Gpon hay seales bull.in the floor directly, over the collar {nto whith they are dumped, and from whish they We taken and led Ww (ho gthler wisd in the process of starsh Abo ame are brought in tipcasti, .wbioh are easily unlosded ; bat whan Shey come in long carts, there ave donally 2iuugh pren waiting to III the: front and damp he whole.load at onve.Ii takes five minutes av 86 melgh abd nightly Review for one year.Shion\u201d ach cortfal\u2026Banger Cam- Best! 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BY CABLE Tidis BVENIYG._ Laadon, Nev.6.\u2018The Sr.Petersburg Goles refers to the in Beaconsfield\u2019s policy, in which he lately proforsed to maintain integgity and independence of Turkey.It says the presence of a British fleet in the Gulf of Symrna will open the ge of Europe Lo ite real cause, namely ngland's implacable hatred of Rusvis, oxzhibited be British Ministers at every convenient and inconvenient Opportunit re : \u201cJohn Pilkington, proprietor of the sp Allan imils, Bolton district, has failed ; Habitition, $250,000.A St.Petersburg correspondent, after stating tbe report that tbe British fleet would proceed to the Gulf of Smyros bad caused cmbarnessment there.xajs the poople say if the Spltan removes his Ministers in conse- quente of \u2018he menaving position of tbe Beacon fh Id Government, it would be a diplomatic defeat for Russia.A évunter demonsirution in a military direction, by Russia might Le, considered.necesaary.1 believe no steps have thus far beon taken towards any military movement.SMauy speculative brokers in Paris have failed to meet their engagements.\u2018The Bourse closed with & pretty general rise, but very agitated.The s' Bouncial article says the Paris Bourse ls evidently thoroughly disorganized.Lt will only recover after the whole speculative position which it has accumulated has passed.Arrived, ss.Schiedsm and D.Steinmann, Paris, Nov 6.Sara Bernardt bas beon very ill.President Grevy bas commuted the death sentonces of five ealprits, in.Sluding two notorious assassine.The President is adverse to capital punish.one.Sut, 19, 1070, ment.TCT IE ET OT Berlin, Nov.6.RATS STECTFIOMEDINE | 1 ep D Bren Teaok muerte An 3 has invited the Russian Grand Duke unfailing cure PViadimir and the Russian ambassador for Fewiual for veseral days\u2019 shooting at Letzingen.Weakness, Spar.To neutralize a strong hold of Bel) posi a fort on the Frepeh frontier, a fortified camp is to be constructed at New Breisach, near the left Bank of the Rhine.; Ë Upper Silesia, Schwasburg and other indigent of the pire are threatened with famine in consequence of the bad harvest.THIS EVENING\u2019S TELEGRAMS, Rochester, N.Y.Nov, 8, A disgracetul soëne occurred at a funeral yesterday in Henrietta.The widow of the deconsed aud the sons, by the former wite differed eon-.corning the arrangements and place of burial.Graves were dug at Bhomfield and at Mount Hope in this city, Ihe corpse was forcibly transferred from one voffin Lo another in the street.sad the burial ed at Bloomfield without further difluuley.It will probably be necessary to guard the grave.New York, Nov.6.Geo.Wm.Callendar, the distin.guinhed English surgeon, who after a visit to this country, wailed .for home on Oct.10, died when five days out arses.Whon ba loft he was suftering from an acule ailment, for some, time.Thess.Franco brotitt.$8000 14 Arrived, ».Bristol City, from Brietol, and Zuloia, from Newcastlev TITTY ag The water in the Gisawa river ls low at present, being only T7 feet 3 Juches on the lower dill ef Whe onbial- find à dift- locks, sod loaded .oulity in passing through.sjone of their aumber, and, just as the 4 village of Chapeau, Pentisé, were dus | troyed by fire with al! their contents.The buildings were valued at $1,500; ' the eontents about the same; partially insured.Mr.8.Gocdman, Assistant Gencral Freight Agont of the N.Y.C & H R.| R., and Mr.E.M.Moore, General Freight Agent of the R W.& 0.BR, R,sreattbe Rausell House.These! Gentlemen visit Ottawa in the inter est of the now freight line latel opened from Ottawa to New York, Albany and Troy via the 8t.L.& O.Railway, and the above roads and which lumber and deals bave an excellent oppertanity for \u2018an outlet to the above points so long needed.Sliipments are now daily made to the points named without ~bresking balk.p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AN ENTERPRISING BANDIT.(From Galignani's Messenger, Oct.15.) The Revel Gazettc says a band of brigands is now investing Bathonia under the leadership ofa native of that province named Jurri Rummo, who as become & terror tu the inha bitants.Two of his accomplices, huve just arrowted, made some important revelations The chief of the bundittii it seems, eof fected an entry into the castle of Herkull, penetrated as far as the bedrooms, stole several clocks, waiches | and revolvers, and left without being noticed, having profited by the slumber of the occupants to commit the burglary.Ho escaped the search that was instituted by hiding in a! cornfield.Jurri Ruwmmo moves rapidly from oue pluce to another, and contrives, by 8 frequent change of vehicles and horses, to throw his pursuers off the scent, leaving de animals which bave broaght him to the scone of a rubbery near tue spot, and riding off on others, which be © borrows\u201d for the purpose from their owners.Asa necessary result, bis \u201c description \u201d bus to be constantly changed, the steeds of yesterday not being tboge of to-morrow.The popuia- tion are afraid to denounee him, and regard the desperado in the light of à hero.He has been during enough to travel: post.On one occasion the intendent of the Chateau of Arrohof, hear Pornau, succeeded in capturing and handing bim over to the authorities; Rummo, however, got free, und only his sonveyance was found with the stulen articles.The pea- | sanis of the village of Reeitel made à regplar hunt after the robber, but merely managed.sa in tbe ose already cited, Lo seine the cart and ils contents.At this yory pince, indeed, he took refugo in 4 public beer shop.The gountry paople who were present suspected.that he formed fact was prosiaimed, the audacions marauder suddenly got up from a corner, leaving bis boots behind him.A few steps from the door he met a farm laborer and told the lutter he bad left his shoes in return for the property taken from the lord of the manor.Quits Yutoly, _Rummo went ds far as Oberpahleh, and arrived there in an appropriated orrriage and ir.; the int of bring taken\u2019 into castody, the Protean bandit vanished afresh Ih a seemingly miraculous manner, In every boutitry, women always have à encaking kindness for this kind of gentry, and (he fuct, holds in the caso of Jueri Rummo.It is the weaker sox whe Gaditautly assist him in his exploits and miraculoys escapes.Some almost 'chivalroyg traits, are re rted of him.An instance in poist mmo enters & poor womans hut and demands a diner Ho gous into the vard and kiils pose with his avr hand, has it écoted, and ldaveh bank nute for 28 rables in the A + the astonished Woman.He is said to his correspondence and acecunts ouble entry 1ik# any baaïnege mag.fa , } ur ah WIR be), er ous Ten Vat by | distinguish them.The principle is that when the is working the neédle, a series of motions are made along the michrophonic slide inatead of aleng papor,and the sounds thus produced are com municat- od from the microphone to the telephone.By modifying the batte power, the intensity of Lbe sounds can be increased so as to be heard 30 yards from the instrument, or so Jiminisbed as to be quite inaudible to a patient, and to uire that the physician shall apply the telephone to his ear to be able to In its present ent, Dr.Richardeon stage of dev said the wphygmophone was not so ap plicable to the cordiac as to the wrist pulse, but he had almost arrived at an imstrument which he auticipated would indicate failore of chest movement in particular parts of the chest.An experiment with the instrument was then made, and the sound of the puise beating at the wrist of one of the gentlvmen present made audible with different degrees of intensity.Dr Richardson then gave an account of bis own experience with the instrument in specially indicating palpitation, sortic deficiency, increased and deficient arterial relaxation, partial intermittenee, and anæ- mia, sud his rensons for belivving that its uso would throw incressed light on these derangements of the circulation.A man who was taking leave of his daughter at Gloucester Station on Friday was knocked down by the moving train, and being throws on the line was run over aad killed.\u2018Beckeley, Sept, 1869.\u2014Uentiemen, | foul it a duty | ewe to you to express my gratitude tor the grapt benefit ! bave derived by taking.Merton's Can exile Pills.\u2019 Lapplied to ens, Mr.soll Berkeley, for the atove sume Pills, fo: wind in the stomsch fom «hich 1 sutured vxoraciating pein for à length u° time, hav'up tried n-eris every remedy bed, ut without deriving way benefits sll, Aftar taking twe botties of your valuable pilis I was quite restored so my wil atte of health.Please give this pub Heity for the benefit of these wie may thus \u2014.I am, sit, yours waly, Homy \\Lrsas.\u2014Eo the sors of Nenteus.Cauvums Pass.\u201d 26-1013 Taglor Beothers' Mustasd.- The \u201cChale lenge\u201d Lraud (double superfine quality), vuicisated for «(8 paogeney, and purity of Savor.Lond., Export Chicuey still, + rages, Belgium.steam Milis, Bric: Lame Uaylor Brothers Maravilla Cocos \u2014 tayivr Brothers, Londo, having the exgl.e Ave dupply ok Sins unrivalicd Cocos, invite «tnparison with any other 9800s fer purity \u2014 ine Aroma-=sanstire, Natgtire and Sostaine wg Power.Une wa wil} establish it ss o tavousite tot Bruekiast, inneusens sud & South: freshcnuet after « Late even.ax For.usual \u2018oi side Stand ind wpiions loaning Pani, (indoph Mager ui buurani Pu.NEW ADVERFISEMENTS.Rimmel's Choice Perfumery.IMMEL'S TQILET VINBGAR, « p sat PA va refreshing net the Toi et and Bath, à reviviug v:easand § werful disinfectant For warm clyat is inwluable.: Rim nels Colubrated Laven Joc Water.Bimmel\u2019s Freblu Dietitie | Ban de Cdogoe Rimmel's Much Tm, à Floride ; Bimmel's Jockey Club and vth + tragrand Tri Lime Jdice and @lycerime Rim e ° ves the hair a Lieatiful gles and pide i agree: le éooiaete +» the head Himmel's I'ure White \u201ciycerine Tilia, rows Windsor, Honer, slmood, .Jace noel dar, and obber toilet songs in bare, es.aimes tests Violet, Ries, Race, and of Totiès Puredure, Soke, | barrels and pack.te, : I pide Aduadentize es preserves the Teuth, reltaches aid swoutons the Breach, | * \u2019 oimmels Aromatie Opouinit eo fuses the rofrèak of the Pius ane Rtoniypice Forsgtete » Maus, cire sign \u20ac Wi-law Losaua, and 1?Boulevard des deg 19, 1870 aihts ARERR | member: ROGAIIAPD 2018.0 0 4 Tuverae Bquarey, \"Npr.\" 6, 1670.| nes were closed, and special sorvices | the oldest of the earned societies i rome nee ro Tes canins 4 : k | === or ===\u2014= | were Leld in the Aogliean, Methodist, mediaine in Ea land, after « few years since, died at-bis residence Co Le Pominion four eat or ins asiosal and Bar ac s by Dr, Coeklà,- in Ronatobia,-on.the : L6th; inat., from n | ; ve qe god; three por |tiet-Charohes.Fhe Departmental | rock a oF, Des Richard birophobia.Ep ares.bistan-de dba SSA) STAVLY.8 London today market.|S TURIN Luh outed eins De ne a Ad it bist on cho Ail Jus Las (Late W.a and.wurst Doouitony IS ya athior Gasadian have by H Watner, on the ichrpond.Road, ) fair to find a large 81d of we in ding.to ibe yard by the barking of hiv owt 1879 had \u2019 was destroyed by fire together with | ouing diseases of the irculatory.sym which was Bsoting from the JBARL\u2014 : .the contents.The less is placed at | tem.\u201cIt eansista of an ingenious cage.por trodes,\u2019 The Ws ! y |, Bossived, px 88.Glreassian, aur wenal The unfortunate Carlotte, widew of [$35,000.Insursaes, 81,700.The dre | binati of the Llgmograpb, by.whieh.bpos im, The wound inthe lef] PALL IMPORTATION, [ibe isis Reperor Masimilisn of |origisstad irom PV.MoCunig, of: | doinasted®ion poper, Eu PRE band was Tre wound hosted Drome gomprising dh lobest.«ad most aleot soads | Mexico, shams an improvement in ber | sia} sesignss, put the Dominios of | phone; which \u2018-megnifes soond, on the 13th inst.ay plons of in Eaglh Saolah and Parishes mauniactens.| gop iq) æendition, and the complete | Canada Plumbago Co.into insolvency ' and the toléphone, which so marvel bydFophobla develuped and after an, OVERCOMING, rostorstian of ber aanity is regarded |at Lbe instigation of Montreal frm.ously snbantes the power of hearing; : J .n American from Cleveland named and\u2018its s to render beati , Wnesofonly three days be died.pl aan.| possible.sobbing is negotiating with Phillip of the palm distinctly audible\" The i Ta aan 1B Dowsking, Ng Tweads, n mpeon, proprietor of the win | clock part of the signographe le re: OHSERVATIONS OF MARS AND \u2018otre Bediond \u2018verds und Livery | Latest sdvigos from Levis announce | [pon ines, for the purchase of a large pl by a micropiionie ide, she JUPITER.° SO All seders mado 8p in the Lest sivie, | that Paquet wy) certainly, be defeated.| quantity of iron oro.working power is a small bichromate \u2014 in.P.tloet Bi que rastesd -Mr.Chapleau:has beën esmemened to | The residence and t office oceu- | batiypy, a sigmopbene, then a rest for (From Galignani's Messenger .) October 31, Iv79 Queben to quell a row, where & werthy pied by Mr.Patrick Lynch, at the | tiie wrist, and finally a Bell telephone.> + «rng hr sow.aa A ara Ante ts wa \u2018 a TEL ve te Abi vo deg re Ss AE HL = EW\u2019 ew ER?© me ra SCI Apt or | pr A tlm rp Later SHARE LIT, ate .Q% bys, Nowpmbes 6.107, ut quet t m BANES, Ÿ § Lo : i 13 } / 1 me wpe] = | pp | = cay | 5 \u2019 Moutteal.» se » »| 8900 cq 143 Mentanty esse] 108 ; PA ts té \u2019.«pe 1 3 5 ns = : Under Ooatrach with the\u2019 Gevorsimbbet \u20ac 34 01020 394 Canada fer the conveyence of ce 8 ke He 7 Canadian & United States Make .pal 3 ss | 170 0EER ARRAMGRNENTY- 3 pia 4% | 58 HIB Com, tm 274 6610 rer tit full-powsred\u2019] Pa] je Ses done socemshige |: 3h poj 79 | 13 Venes.Connender \u20ac pel 118 114 | BARDINIAR.p.\u2026.- 6100 Foes ia, una 201 : be =\u201c 3 POLENBSEAN ou.0 «$108 Capt.B.Brown.34 po) 10 1 yi | CYRCASSIAN.o:.48b Cpgh 3.Wyle 2 pol OT] ve | PARNATIAN m00 0003000 Cap.A0 Aid, | - BCANDIMAVIAN 3600 Capt.Razeleywesss sre] 280 2} p.190 [ice | PRUSSIAM.222900 Capt.J.Riteble, ursouLLAU SOUS.MNRAVIAN.0.0.36M0 | Capt.Graham Foote! Telesis 40(3 poi 81 | OIF! PERAVIAN.0.OOD Capt.Smith, RNB Dn tos 418 10190 | GABPIAN.oe -araee 1 J308 Copt, Trooka, Pass Balluey] Do ja 201 © 88 | uresaman.3400 Li, Areder.RNB Bich.à Ont.Nav.nova BOUTIAR.3300 Capt Richardson 1000000) 10818) pe.0} STRIABD.coo .3700 Capt.J.Wylie Royal 100 y - o WRSTORIAN., 3780 Capt.Waillaceseeese sass pa * MANITOBAN.occ.3180 Capt.MoDoags! Quebec Gas Co.] 200!34 pa 100 [10h | CANADIAN .,.5606 Ospt M MeLeur Quebec Fire on, C0] $100) 8\u201d pe.843] | 845° | yoRINTRIAN.3000 Frio fgg Dominiou Stock | | \u2026.\u2026|1r8 [ton | PHGMICEAN.30 Capt.Mondes, Gov.Dob Bp.o.l | 22.Fao® Prop | WALDRNSIAN .330 Capi.Stephen \u201c+ Por shape.ACADIAN.+00.+ 1350 Capt Gabe § ou paid, NEWFOUNDLAND.1300 Capt.Myline $20 paid.PA.SHAW, TES STREAMERS OF THE Gowens Building LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE A endid Oppertugit » wins oa E «venth Grand Di po fg Claes Lb, at Now Otlesus, Tuesday, Novembar 114h, 18191 14th Monthly Drawing, Louisiana State Lottery Company.This Institution was regularly incorporitod by the Legistatre of State for Educatonal and chatitable pur in 1868 for rus VERN OF/TWRSTT-FIVE YEARS to Which contract the invio'able faith of the Btate is pledged, with » Capital of $1,000,9-9, to which it bes since sdded a rescrve fund of $359,000.B6< Kore Mingle Number Distribuen will take place monthly on the second Tuesday, lt never scales or posiponss.Look sé the fullowing Distrivution + Cap Prise, 620.080 100,000 Tickets st Two Dollars eseh, Half-Tickets, ons Lollas.Lis?OF PRESS 1 Capital Prise.\u2026\u2026.1 $96,000 1 Capital Prise ees bOUY 1 Capital Prise.ver .\u2026 5000 3P of $3,600.4,000 Prises ot 1,000.5,000 20 Prises of $00 10,000 100 Priscs of 100 10,000 200 Prises of 50 10,000 800 Prises of 30 .\u2026 IU,0LK 1900 Prises of 10.10,614 APFROTMATION POSSE.3 Approximation prizes of $930: ++.3,790 1,800 + se > 1907 Prises, a.aounting to.«$110,400 vie corresponding agents wanted et prowinent poiuss, to whom a lib al compensation will be Weite, clearly stating full address, for further \u2018nfsrmation or send orders by express or weil address dd only to - M.A.DAUPHIN, wP.O, Box 693, Mew Orleans, Louisiane.Or same ; erson at aient sailing from LIVERPOOL every THORS.Pav.and from QUEBEC every SATURDAY ca:ling at.LOCH FUOYLE to receive on board ann land Mail 80d Passengers.to and trom roland sad Scollind,) are inicu-lbd to be des- FROM QUEBEC, Saturdey, 30th Ang 1 \u201c Traçctareghe = & * ssscocecrrsecsosencuucn $4O BROELRGO 21050000 100000 c00200 010000 , THB BTEAMERS UF THE Glasgo + Line, sailing from Glasgow every Ti: ERDAY, and fom QUEBKC on or about eveey THURSDAY, are intended to be des patched FROM QUEBEC, Mamrosam oa or about 38th Aug, Lucears \u201c 4th Sept, Wausemsux \u201c« «ith Pmoumtcran \u201c+ 184 « Canapus \u201c \u201c Wh « Conurmus \u201c 2nd Octcaniaates 6 Pammge from Quebes.© arses So vees case ss ses saseen se Hy THE STREAMERS OF THE Halifax Mail Line will leave Halilax for Ot.John's, Nd, sad Liverpool as follows : .» Ind Sept.Nova Booman PR rer 16th Caseian.cees30t # Bésawus.\"14th | Dova SpornaN.BY 6th Sept, \u2018 July t1, 1479. dat tt le rai on "]
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