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[" a MOXKKS ET STUDIA IF POPUDON Br PRALIN BIOAN Vig, Gowrg.JV.4.i sexp YEAR QUEBEC, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 188 PARSRAFOR Want of But à Contbetida Between Great Britain and Canada Scarcely m menth passes without complainte boing renewed of the long delay ALLAN Protection of War Ships.Wasurtaron, Fels 19\u2014 Advices have bee), received of disturbances at Chirki- QURBEE AND LEVEY FERRY { CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000 The Stestrexs on thin Ferry.conan Ie do hereby certify that we regard to the matter by the officials res- ible.In the absonoe of any definite information it is bard to any whether the blaine rests with the Imperial authorities in London, or with the Canadian Postottice Departwent.IN DEFENCE OF THE FORMER, it may faicly Iw urged that they have shown consistently a strong desire to pro- wote arrangements of this kind with the stmost possible speed in all parts of tbe Empire as well as with foreign countries.Unless they have betrayed exceptional reluctance to extend the same treatinent to Cauada the inference would appear to be that the Dominion authori: ties nre chiefly to blame for the delay.that has occurred.The matter is surely one which might be brought to the ntten- tion nf the officials at Ottawa, COMPENSATING THE WOUNDED.Awards to the Volunteers Injured in the Northwest Rebellion.Kixaston, Feb.20\u2014-The following is a list of wounded or invalided militinimen eutitled to pensions who served during the outbreak last year in the Northwest : Staÿ Nergeant W.Mawhinuey, \u201cA\u201d Battery, 90c.per day from date of discharge from the Battery; Gunner B.A.Asselin, \u201cA\u201d Battery, 55c.per day from date of discharge from the Battery ; Trumpeter W.J.Wilson, \u201cA\u201d Battery, 5e perday from dute of dis charge from the Battery ; widow Cnthe rine Cook, \u201cA\u201d Battery, $73 per annum; one daugiiter, 4 years old, $14.60 per an- - aum ; Widow Cathariho Arinkworth,\"A\u201d Battery, $73 per annum ; Widow Mary L.Bumenally, \u201cA\u201d Battery, $73 per an- num : Private Samael M, Daly, idland | Ba\u2018tn'ion, NOc per day from August lst 1885; Sergoant, Edward Wallisig, \u201cA\u201d Battery, V0 per day from : date of discharge from the Rattery ; Gunner Sahel Parkhill, \u201cA\u201d Battery, 30c per day from date of discharge from the Battery ; Gunner J J.Scott, \u201cA\u201d Battery, 50c 6 duy from date of discharge from the ttery ; Gunner Albert Mulvey, \u201cA\u201d Battery, G0c.per day from date of discharge from the Battery ; Acting Bomb D.H.Taylor, \u201cA\u201d Buttery, 2c.per day from October Gth, 1885 ; Private Samuel Bell, Midland Battalion, 60c.per day from January lst, 1886 ; Lieut.John Halliwell, Midland Battalion, 8280 per suum from May 12th, 1885.This is ouly & partial list of those who will receive pensions, The remainder will be forwarded to the Deputy Adjutant Generul ng soon ns decisions are arrived at.Rir Claude de Crespigny, Baronet, iu apparently a belisver in the principle that overy tuan should learn a trade, À man ao in station, however, should not be ntent with bein, ; au, expert hnugotan himself.gay a ebtablish an institution forthe teaching of hanging were better after twenty-five than before there would be much less misery in the world than there now is To Le sure, they might not have so many opportuni ties to marry as before, but as they do not need to marry but one ata time it is necessary that one should he sati .Asa gir! grows older, if she thinks at all, she certainly becomes more capable of judging what would make her happy than when younger.How many girls of twenty would think of marryi the wan they would have gladly maëried at sixteen?At thirty a woman who is sowewhat independent and not anxious, overanxious, to 1aarry, is much harder to please and more careful in her choice than one at twenty.There is good reason for this.Her mind has improved with her years, and she now looks beyond mere appearance in judging men.She in apt to ask if this man, who is so very polite in company, js really kind hearted.Do his polite actions spring from a happy, genial nature, or is his attractive demeanor put on for the occasion and laid off at home as he lays off his cont \u2014_\u2014 em A Caucasian Vendetta.A strange tragedy is reported from the Caucasus, where the vendetta flourishes vigorously.Two sworn foes, Gige Tcharti Schwili and Sessika Dartschia Bchwili, met in church on a fete day lately.Teharti Schwili stepped up to Dartschin Beh.ili and paid him & polite compliment.Dartschia replied with equal politeness, stabbing him at thasame tinie in the abdomen.The vietim rushed toward the door, hotly chased hy his assailant, when he found himself face to face with the latter's son, who drawing a revolver, fited at the fugitive, but acei- dentally hit his own father.The bystanders joining in the fray, n desperate melee, fp)lewed.When the sun went down that evening nine dead bodies cumbered the pavement.ee A Charge of Bigamy.ST.CATHAKINKS, Feb, 19.\u2014Horatio Hoskins was arrested on a charge of bigamy preferred by the sister of Alderman Bradt, of this city, and placed in Wallaid gaol.ile is said to have a wife in Belleville whom he married in October, 1879.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The by-law enforcing the presence of h conductor on 010 horse cars will be maintained by the Toronto Councilme Nervous Debllitated Men.You are allowed a Mir trial of thirty days o the use of Dr.Dyes\u201d Celebrated Voltaio Belt with Electric Suspousnry Appliances, for the speed relief und permanent cure of Norvous bility, lose of Vitality sud Manhood, and all kinilvod roubles.Also, for many other disensos.Complete restoration to health, vigor\u2019 and manfiéél guaranteed.No risk is incurred.Illustrated pamphlet, with full n- EXTRAORDINARY QUARTERLY DRAWING In the Academy of Music, New Orleans, For further information, write clearly, giving full address.POSTAL NOTES, kxpress Money Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary letter.Currency by Express (all sums of $8 and upwards at our expense) addressed \u2018 M.A.DAUPHIN, New Orléans, La.onM A.DAUPHIN, Washington, D.C.Make P.0.Money Orders payable and address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Feb.10, 1886.New Orleans, La.La GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.GUING WEST.M, \u2014Lightuing Express will leave Point 2oP Levi fe rl and points East and West, avriving in À ontreal at 850 P.M, ame to connect with Night Express going West.830 P.Night Express for Richmond, Sherbrooke, Island Pond, Gorham, Lewiston, Portland, Montreal, and ints Fast, West.South-West and orth West GOING BAST.Montreal.10.18 P.Miat ml In AN veasleavea Montreal , ee cel st Point Lori.\u2026.L88 PM.' oly 0.0 > 1,15 P, Mixed le Eros a Bout rat 7.00 P.M.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.an fine art, formation, terms ete, mailed free by address ing Voltaie Belt Co.Marshall Mich Quebec, November 9 1885.Tuesday, March 16, 1886._ between land and land.Under tho persoual supervision and manage: LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE.ment of \u2014 .AS Fi From From Geyeral 6.1.BBAURIGIRD, of Lonisians, yd Goparal Liverpool 1 | Stoamahipe.LR | Malifax JEBAL A.EARLY, of Virgina.\u2014 Tes, a Capital Prive, $160,000.| Thursday.Thursday, | Saturdiy +# Notice\u2014 Tickets are $l0oniy.Halves | ev 3 [Sarmatiss.Dec.34 Pr » 95.Fifths $3 Temths $1 «10 (Parisian.| * 31 lag LIST OF PRIZES, Potvamian 1888 | .Sapital Prize of $150,000.8150,000 17 mesian .(Jen.7 \u201c 1 oa Prize of s 50,000.50,000 > 31 Sardinian A 21 \u201c23° J Grand Prize of 20,000.20,000 1886.; 2 Large Prims of 10,000.20,000 | fan.14 Sarmatisn Feb.4 Feb.6 4 Large Prires of ve.21 Peruvian .| * 11 \u201c13 20 Prizes of 1,000.* 25 |Polyngign.s 18 20 3 = 500.*Via St.Jobn'\u2019s, Newfoundlaad.00 * S SAILINU FROM HALIFAX A EE oe at TWO o'clock P.M, ! APPROXIMATION PRIZES.or on thearriyal of the Intarcolonial Tt.It.100 Approximation Primes of so + $20,000 Train from the West.100 \u201c \u201c 78.7.500 | Rates of Passage from Quebec yia Halifax, \u2014_ : HT (Cabine een eee 202.65, 878.00 and $55.00 | 2279 Prizes, amounting to .$522,500 ' {socording to accommodation, } \u201c0.0 f to clubs should be | Intermediate.PE te Of of the Company in| 8 BIBS ode Then At lowest cates ; New Orleans Liverpool, Queenstown, Rt.Jol N,F, \u2018The shortest sea route betwesn America and Envope, being only five days | Baltimore and Halifax Service.From From From Liver] Steamship fpaltimore.Halifax » Tu , {Mond Vec.8° \u2018[Peruvian .\u2026 .|Dec.29 Jan.4 1886.| 1886.Jun.5 (Siberian Jan.26° GLASGOW LINE.4 N|Hibernlan.«+ 18{Curthaginian.Scandinavian.1886.Jun.8|Prussian.15] Norwegian = r Berths uot secured until paid for.experienced Surgeon carried on each vessel.Through Bills of Lading grantedin Liverpool and st ail Continental Ports, to all Points in Canads aud the Western States, For further particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE & CO, AGaNTs.\u201c 25 CO.REINW.ALD.PusLisuza, 18 Ruz Ds SAINTS Peres, Pars, Will have ready on thelat December, 1885, \u201cToGanada and the.RockyMountains,\" Letters written from Au to Novamber 1885, by M.G.DeMOLIN ARI, Corresponden of the Institute of Francs.Une Volume 12mo From | steameipe.|ixdeiphia| Bontos 3 ton où PEIEE d'abus | about 1885.1883.1885.Friday, Friday, |Monday, Dec.4{Norwegian.| Dec.23 j.} SKIN DISEASES Ere of the the body in di t ways.Skin di itself Toth HEAD >.PITS, id the fie ELBOWS, by an Roughness of the Skin, which is vey fn ul when varie.Thi the Hii y deeps Cracks or Flsaures, which, if hienled for a few days, » ily open again, or v- looking de Je TE i Har, Shiny, an pined Swellings, or by wouads ore less deep.And othe BODY, Lin Red, Sealy Patches, which as.nfter ss rubbed wf form again, or ir.the discharge of a thin, water fluid of à very disagreeable nature.En ail the cases the treatment shuld be twofold.Am Ointment is uired to relieve Itching, \u2018agd Medicine must be taken to chalige the stave ot the Bload.and rewdes it pups.Both these requirements are supplied by Dr.Roberts\u2019 Celebrated Medicines, The OINTMENT called \u201cTHE POOR MAN'S FRIEND\u2019 Anif\"the PILLS, called PILULÆ ANTI-SCROPHOLÆ.OR ALTERATIVE PILLS.Those I'wo Medicines have now stood the test of 100 years trial, having been introduced to the public in the latter part of the last century.They may be obtained of all Chemists, or the Proprietors, BEACH & BARNICOTT, Briprort, DonssT inf each.Postage Extra June 24, 1885.DAWSON & COS bave just received - Good Words.cloth bound, 1885, Sunday M do Leisure Honr, do.Christmas Angel, by Farjeon.A Darren fige Spight.Goblin told, by Mary Commeliu.Musical Jlistory\u2014Maciarren, Cassel'a Family Magazine, 1885.The Quiver 20 * Us\u2014An old fashioned story.Malthus and bis Work.Ounce of Prevention.by T.MeCoan.Half-Way, an Anglo-French Romance.~\u2014ALSO\u2014 Iinatrated London News Almanac.Canadisn tions Soweeule, 1538 .y os: Toy Boos ard Annuals, in great variety.A vari of Christmas) Dec.18, 188% DAWBUN à a Wy in Pamphlet, 3fr.50 dee 16-1m Are of twa kinds ; firstly, those which are oaly , and which attack various patt/5; shews sometimes in the fory of Dandruff which no amount \u2018of combîng smd branbip will get rid of, and sometimes % the form of Scaly éruptions În\u2018£he NECK, by an enlargement of the glands (commonly celte Glandular Swellings), which if unchecked he: come very unsightly wonuds.In the ABM.Price 1s.144 , 28.$d , 11s.«nd 228 1886.ANNUALS.1886 Wanderings of Ulysses, by Witt, .In Quarters with thedsth Dragoons.by Wiuter in the establishment of a paroel's post ang, China, iu which missionaries wers | 4 ot A Month Wo fr : wrilee Dotwpon Grew) Brine, bd grossly abused by Chivese mobs The Dante af No Louisiasa ; Aoi Com.the somata Traing, will nave, Igo and .Caiads.aia ik \u201cwall nwvate)d reaonce of n man-of war was requested.Tong smd a Pre awa aol control the | Under Contrast with the Goveraments of aétiier peroritting, .the present atrangejignis are behind the | kt sears that a mob of workmen went to | ducted oh pen apd thas! i.a Canada and Newfosndland for the von: QUEBEC i LEVIS: i avery way Iban d exhygern- | the kos kf 6p American winslonavies | ward all ponte dép .d in good fa voyage o the Gauprsanezand am \"+ INTERNAL RAILWAY tion toray that it takes 4 or À days [and took them out by foree, and having | © %ee thu seraifdaic; 1th fan similes af eur ain NITED STATES .7.30 Mail ta 2.00 from, lb 44 Jonger and costs & or 4 times as much BOUND THEN MAND J mesures aétached in ia Adearijaemanis,\u201d \u2019 \u2014_\u2014 8.meta \u2019 ofall \u2019 to send à parcel at present from took © \\ A | AND FOOT 1985\u2014WINTER ARRANGEMENTS 1886 té À, du Loop.| oe Tm \"np he Fi 1 ok mf, fs, magn ho GG | crea Te 0 cake if Citnads enjoy Be same parcel saults were itted on the fonarios TE PR Pi os oh Pen Louyi\u201d pee re | an Berri ERATE on eae to nearly every other part of the ™ lin the tow A x went, uns | fon lu .vu.The tro Ô ; | ow pL, ips gomme mare |e can je mislogerie 10 couple | 7 ERT are rs | von cé aus ET com nee y P \u201castitoathe #61 | with Cho démorids imade by a contracte | Comasissioners, ci duke SE Em the rat son | 10.30 Esprosato her Il Hood from st! simple fact that jo perfectly practic for buildings srsted for them.Aduita| «inter Brie pit Vent Toamege.\u20ac ne feat TERE te she to send parcels to any remot village | Haile, |B.N, Jwnt the Dritish + sha vedere Berne wii jap Miged to: Np | AGB En RE os A | eC Ore ich | oy sr hy Grn | a A ie dian pa 2 t Sper | ; 8 Le Lottery which may reson our co 3 unt vias .; un Ee\u201d oe Ub SEhaF gar oe Viilre, | | PROTECTION oF THX MiMicAKINS, | 7 HE, QGLESRX, BasackiouisteemMenLEk | A almost, every month some addition is mad moche Rear Admiral Davis\u201d that \u201c+, Prin ; | being made fo the area covered by tho [21° would raiuain untfl refigred by ap | A BALDWIN.Pres New(risags Nat1By, | Postofiica service.In thw currant imue j American of war.Admiral Devs | \u2014 0 : vie bo CAND TRUNK: BR.FERRE of the offidla) Postoffice @aide'it is atated l'ttlegraphed his thanke and divested: the ATSRACTHONS |.nach.AR.that * | post\" garriséé have buôn, |U.S8.ship Marion to preosed to Chirki- ver.Malf a Millie Distributed.| | On and after ths Bb FEBRUARY ete alk: ue er Her conimanding officer was instruc- \u2014 pt Ip \"| Ferry § æ | Be wind Ceylon, Tabuag, Capast Good.Har, [itd © confer with the United States | Louisiana State.Lottery Company, ; Caplan: | 7 rer IL, LEAVE and Bt.Vincent.\u201d Yet.Canada atill re- | Consul Bergholz in regard to th repart | Incorporated in 1888 for 36 years by the | Cam Brown.| QUEBEC.ROUT QUEBEC.mains Le drone aie uch steps pe may | Lag 2e er, of bls : pt W.4% aan from the \u201c \u201d .900-0 y Nl : .Som the .OUT IN THE COLD.- I wih» roerye fond 090 hoa singe Beni 2 2008 Cop ibe pe PAL wa: Inquiries on the sukjgét ersly elicit the Gind been added.BrasosA; aS Cmts.Sco 1.20 Lightning Kan P.M.usual official reply tothe sifect that she if snd Mazriage.| By a overwholming prpiar.vote, ita | Comme Tree.4000 Cont oT Mevaier pe ia, the] i461 igh taing Er matter is under consideration, or that| A lady of intelligence and observation franchise vas made à of \u2018the pretest | Guns.4200 pi Laits 8:00 Mgzhitothe West.vent a negotiations are still going on.Appæ | has remarked :\u2014\u201cI wish I could impress ie (nition, adopted: Redemtek.find.Martronau 8180 Caps Ourmthers \u2019 \u2014 ° rentiy tbe negotistions are p£a most pro- | upon the minds of the girls that the chief | Its Grand Single Number Drawings will | Pu a.2 Cape D HER see fos and weather permitting t : : : Pp Killop : Frei tracted churnotér, and it neénre quite | end of woman is not to marry young.\u201d take place monthly.T£deveraales or postpones.| Waunubera® Capt D J.James SF Intowmediate trips fur Freighttime to aak whether anything like a pro- | 1, girls could only be Irought to believe Look at ve ot dre me Luoma.2000 Capt W.8, Mun ; ; a Grand Mon Ewroi .A per amount of energy 1s being shown in tht their chances for a happy marriage AND THER 7 ACADTAN CEE .1% Capt Poet : Sunday st Home, do \u2019 LÉ ADVERTISERX IN ENGLAND or travel.lore from Ci will find » ol Tax Meat aff from the Le of the\u2019Britialp Musvuik, (Bat Ri W.C., Londgs, Kugland.- uebec Plercury MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 32.I A rm = * Parcs NiooLais of Montenegro says he believes passe will certainly be made between Servia and Bulgaria, eet \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tns annual repert of the United Mates Commissioners of Iromigration show that in 1885 the number of foreign passengers wnich arrived at New York was 246,147, and of these 291,066 were aliens, Tus Viceregal arrangements at Ottawa for the sessional entertainments are ns follows :\u2014Lord Lansdowne will hold a drawing room in the Senate Chamber next Saturday evening: a State Bull will be held at Rideau Hall on Thursday, March 4th, and an evening tobogganing party on Saturday, March 6th.Ir 18 REPORTED that 171 railroads, * aperating 60,000 miles, are ready to join tie 24 o'clock movement, and to abandon all use of \u201cA.M.\u201d and \u201cP.M.,\u201d and some ucge no delay in the matter.The Cansdimn Pacific has taken the initiative and \u201cull the time tables, watchesand clocks on - the road have been adapted to the chauge > Tue newly formed Mounted Infantry School at Winnipeg is said to have six teen horses to mount one hundred and three officers and men, and this at a time when a military demonstration is thought necessary.As Colonel Irvine, whose retirement from command is rumored, had but siaty-five horses to mount three hundred Mounted Policemen who garrisoned Prince Albert last summer, there is a precedent for the state of the Winnipeg Infantry School.Tue total of goods entered through the Customs in Canada during January was $6,367,664, as against 86,579,555 in January of the year preceding, showing a decrease of £920,000.The duty collected decreased in the same period from $1,310,682 to 81,181,662, or a decrease of $129,060.The proportion of dutiable goods imported decreased by nearly $600,000.The total exports of the I dv i The Baneral ui4d of The late Mr re Bajice MoCoëd s morning ju \u2019 eo Bar and à sas citisud tdllowed the rerusins tu ti Pusilien, where an impos.feneri survie took place, r which the body was conveyed to its lass resting place in Belmont Cemetery.JU RICKARY.Riss remains of the, late Mr.John Y, manager CT Theatre, New York, were brought de this city, his native place, for burial.\u201cThe interment took place from the residence ol his brother, Mr, D.8.Rickaby, yew terday afternoon, the body being followed to its last resting place, in Mount Hermon Cometery, by « large number of citizons snd friends The body was embalmed, and literally buried in exquisite Who tells the Truth.The Sillery meeting is still a burning question here.Thw Ministerialiats shout victory and their opponents proclaim they only do so for effect abroad and by brazening it out to try to conceal a inost ignominious defent.The only thing certain about the gathering is that it was composed more than half of strangers, that there were very few French- Canadians present, that it was very disorderly from beginning to end, end that the Government organization, preparsd at so much pains and expense, utterly broke down.Mr.Tarte honestly admits the latter facts, declaring that if be had control of organization matters would not have turned out as they did.* Affdavits have been made before Mr.Austin, J.P., to theeffect that at the Sillery ineet- ing Mr.T.Chass Casgrain jumped down antong the crowd and distributed money, imploring the resipients to shout for Sir A.P.Caron.\u2014 Witness-\u2014 -\u2014\u2014\u2014 Boycotting Newspapers.La Presse states, editorially, that it has received orders from the Puut U.lice, Customs aud Marine Departments, in succession, to discontinue sending the paper.\u201cThis,\u201d our confrere adds, \u201crepresents à sum of $9 which will help to balance the budget.La Presse has lost the only Government patronage which it lad.Happily, we keep that of the By the death of Mr.Sheppard, Post Office Inspector at Quebec, says La Presse, the Government is put in a position to offer an excellent berth to the one among the members, who, at the pe! b's col tha Je i cos X ng k's Hall u id pus 1110 YM CA LECTURE COUMRE |.Mai pee CC.tosmorow ry lecture describiog his visit to the Gold of Waterloo «+ ° ve SNOW-8HOK KXOURSION.A snowshoe club excursion to Ottawa Lis.ou the tapis for W uext \u2026 Ànumber of the members of the different clube will probably indulge in the trip.ST.AXDREW'S CHURCH CONCERTA concert for the benatit of Ht.An drew's Church comes off in Ki.Patrick's Hall, St.Ann street, on Wediouday evening.Tickets for this event are in and artistie floral offerings, mostly con- | détnen tributed by the New York theatrieal A WEEK OF DRAMA.friends of the deceased.The popular \u201cJack\u201d Gilmour, with a strong Now York company opi: ut the Music Hall next Monday in : ~eries of standard dramas.The box jan will open in a day or two at Capt.Holiwell's, BACES AND GAMES.The annual races and guns of the Quebec Skating Club take place ut the rink on Monday evening next A gay time and exciting sport way Le looked for.COMING CONCERTA conoert by the 8t.Matthow's Tew perance Association is being arranged to come off at an early date.\u2014 em - Oonverted to Roman Oatholicism.© Under the heading \u201cRecent Conversions in New Brunswick,\u201d La Refinine Religieuss, contains the following : \u201cMessrs.William Campbell.of Quaco, and John Amassa Odell, of Saddle Rack, both Anabaptists ; and Meswrs, James Crawford, of Upton, and John Moutagus, of Black River, members of the Anglican Church, after having ahjured their crrors, and with ardent sentiments of gratitude and piety performed their profession of faith, have lately been adinitted into the Catholic Church by the Rev.Father Collerstte, parish priest of Quaco.\u201d \u2014 e\u2014 Our Numerical Strength.(Le Franeo-Canadien.} In the Dominion we count : French Canadians.1,208,920 957,403 public.\u201d 881,301 The Post, in tall capitals, announces 699,663 similar trescment at the hands of Gov- | Germmans.254,319 ernment departients.Indians .\u2026 108,541 ree pee eee We must add to these 100,000 souls La Presse Knows, belonging to different other races es Died by the Way.Mr.J.B.Lalonde, of Ste.Marthe, à veteran of 1812, died a few (ays ago under the following circumstances: He à À à \u201c3% IL baMOINE, Will deliver the Third Lecture of the Course in the Y.M.C.A.Building, on Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock.Admission, 35 cents for parties not having Tickets for the Course.W.J.JUDD, Pobruary 90, 1888.Becretary.QUEBEC GAS COMPANY.ANNUAL MEETING.THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders in this Company will be held in their Office.ou Monday, Ist March next, At 3 o'clock P.M, when a Statement of the affaire will be aubimit- ted, and Election take place of Three Direc: tare to replace a like number retiring by rotation, and of Two Auditors to act for the ensuing year.By order, DAVID H.GEAGGIE.Sec'y & Managertias WoRKs, Quebec, Zind February, 1886.CANADA, Province of Quebec, District of Montmagny.No.204.J.E.Mullin & Co, Plaintiffs, ssp Court va, Theophile Joncas, Defendant.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the goods and chattels of the said defendant, consisting in Table, Couch, Sewing: Machine, &c., &c.seized in this cause, in virtue of a writ of execution, issued in this cause, out of the Superior Court of the District of Moutiagny, be sold Thursday, the Fourth Day of March next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, at the Montcalm Market place, City of Quebec.Quebec, 22nd February, 1886.J.A.TAPIN, B.8.C.Undennites Sale of Tea! ~AT TIE STORE OF- LECTURE GOURSE-1886:1 FREC.\u201cTUESDAY,\u201d THE \u201c23RD INSTANT, | Subject :\u2014\u201cA Visit to the Pield of Waterloo.\u201d : On Tuesday, 2nd ANHUNL-RACES-\u2014ARD- GAMES \u2014\u2014UNDKR THE PAYHONAGE OP\u2014 Wiz Honor the Lieutenant-Sovernor, -\u2014WILL BE WALD AT RINE March, 1885, At EIGHT o'clock.aman va \u2014 = Programms will be gives later.R CAMPBELL, Feb, 13, 1888.Hes.[reas, Q $C, EMERALD SHOW-SHOE CLUB CONCERT,- \u2014IN THR \u2014 ST.PATRICK'S HALL, Monday Evening, the 22nd ind, The Best Talent of the City have Volunteered for thé docasion.l'rexkrs\u2014Parquette.3 Centsa ep IE so Reserved Seats, Plan of which is on view at Book Store of JOHN FE WALSH, Joha Street, can be had, by bolders of Parquette Tickets, at 15 cents extra.Tickets also for sale at Wright & Co, Bernard & Allsire\u2019s, and from members of the Committee.J.A.GALLAGHER, Secretary Concert Committee.February 17, 1888.\"GRAND CONCERT ! ST.PATRICK'S HALL.A CONCERT \u2014 IN CONNECTION WITH-\u2014 - ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH, \u2014WILL TAKE PLACE IX THE\u2014- ST.PATRICK'S HALL left iv the morning to visit a friend who resides at St.Clet.As he had not yet returned in tbe evening, his children organized a search party, and the old man was fond dead sitting close to a fence in n finid, l'vceased wns 92 years old.coming sessiou will show the greatest zeal in causing the faults of the Government to be forgotten.Sure it is that the vacancy will not be filled before the end of the summer, when nothing need be feared from the House for the position T.LEDROIT, ESQ produce of Canada degreased in January jast, compared with the January of the year preceding from 22,958,314 to $2,934,665.Wednesday Ev, eh 24th instant Tickets for suie ut Morgan & Co's, Buude Street, where Seats may be Roaurved, and al T LD, Q sie; > Tug change of Ministry which has just occurred in England cannot be without some effect upon the matters which it of the Cabinetpe For Assaulting his Mother.The Police Court was occupied all this es Alarm Clock Improvements.Alarm clocks, as is well known, after 30 CASES containing 60 Boxes Gunpowder Tea, damaged ex 8.5.*\u2018British Queen.Sale on TUESDAY, 23rd instant, at | at A.Lavigne's, Fabrique Street.Concert to iwgin at 8 o'clock.Febrenry 18, 1866.a time lose their power over a aloeper and fail to awake him, since he becomes accustomed to the noise.To remedy this defect, an ingenious inventor hua added un cylinder, the hase filled with compressed air and the remaining space \u201chd with water.A perforated tin tube was ostensibly part of Sir John Macdonald's mission to bring before the Home Government during his recent visit there.Of course so far as Sir John's comwuni- cations with the permanent officials are concerned whatever time aud labor were Eleven O'Clock.A.J.MAXHAM & CO, A.& B.Soil fur account of whone it nay concern.Februury 19, 1886.morning in the hearing of a case brought by one Brigete Begin, of St.Joseph of Levis, against her son, Edouard Begin, charging him with baving assaulted her.After bearing a sumber of witnesses on each sida, the defendant was fined $3 ani: Y.M.C.A.COURSE OF LECTURES, spent will not Le thrown away.Bat it | costs or fifteen days imprisonment.15 attached which is pointed in the direc- | 77 7 ad - is obvions that in respeet to those more \u2014\u2014 tion needed.When the alarm bell goes J J Choked to Death.off, the pressure on thw air i» relieved, A SWELL DINNER ! 1886.important subjects which were brought suit the imniediate notice of Lord Sa\u2018spury'and Col.Stanley much of the and the water in the cylinder is driven out through the perforated tube over the head of the sleeper, who in sure to he Mr.Louis Lncasse, joiner, residing with his son-in-law, Mr.Charles Gagnon, TUESDAY, Feb.23\u2014J.M.LeMOINE.Fay.AT 8WELL DINNERS IN IOWA, PREC, Subject: \u201cA Vierr To THE goo:od then traversed will have to be yowe over again, No important change of attitude towards the Fisheries and Reciprocity questions is anticipated now val the Liberals are again in power.But it in at least open to doubt whether it will not be necessary to bring consider.St.Anselme street, St.Roch, was choked to death while in the act of taking his dinner of roast beef today.An inquest will be held tomorrow morning.The Gaspe Judgeship Among the names mentioned as likely candidates for the judgship vacant by the awakened by the shower hath.ee \u2014\u2014 The Temperature.The following is the Temperature Record for every 24 hours in the show at The Mxrcuny office, 130 feet above spring tide, as registered by the improved thermometers of Negretti & Znmbra, Holborn Viaduct, London, ( Philosophical they serve four kinds of water\u2014Congress, Bethesda, Apollinaris, and Bitter.Lf they would only serve a few dried apples ne nn entree they could have a swell dinner with one kind of water.So says à newspaper.For our part we don\u2019t consider that a swell dinner at BATTLEHELD OF WATER100.\u201d TUKSDAY, March 16\u2014Rev.J, W, SPARL- ING, M.A., B.D.Subject: \u201cTux Claims or THE BIBLE ON OUR ATTENTION AND STUDY.\u201d TUBSDAY, March 98\u2014GEO.STEWART, Jn.Faq.F.RA.C,P.RG.R Subject: \u201cLosoreuow\u201d TUESDAY, March 30\u2014Revd.J, 6.SAN- DERSON.1 \u201cA Tour 1» able influence to bear if the new Minis- | death of Mr.Justice McCord, are those Lo We ef 1 inion: ho Ky thon tes to be persuaded to adopt tire | ©f the Speaker of the Local Legislature, | Instrumeut Makers to Her Majesty and | #1: e vofuse all invitutions usstil the ul » cr po - ir redecessors Le © Mr.Waurtele, the Commissioner of Rail- | the Admiralty), made eapecinlly for our | far-famed S00TLANI AND IRELAND ilustratod } ans ; P .pec ways, Mr.Flynn, and Mr, C.Pelletier.| use :\u2014 TUESDAY, April 18\u2014Bubjeet: \u201cFErzernic- ing such questions as Linperial aid to RAT __ ST.LEON MINERAL WATER 171\u201d (with expariments.) emigration or nn Imperial subsidy to the English Mail, 1886 run] $ 810518 pon fr wind.aspect { \u2019 .TUESDAY, April 20\u2014.steamship service on the Pacific under | The Allan line steamship Caspinn, Fri e 5 3 HS à is served with euch course.TUESDAY, April 27\u2014Bocial Entertainmen CPR.i from Liverpool, arrived at Halifax yes.| \u201c5\u201d > aoe cer .PR super terday morning.Her mails were dis- | 2 + : 2 le v len GINGRAS, LANGLOIS & CO., TICKETS to be had at the Rooms of the A new invention has appeared by [tributed here this afternoon.« 418 \u201410 \u20145 \u20144 n° veur QUEBEC Y.M.C.A.; also at W.Stanley's, Major C, Fwhich the healing properties of the Nor- offer can even compare with this.The Anni- Heusingham, Whitehaven, Oct.16th, 1882.| ; voix, Chicoutimi ; 3 (Bos Bh Joba's ) versary Pictures will-mot be given orsoldto| Mr A J.White \u2014Deur Sir, \u2014l was for Saguenay.by | } A any but subscribers.The demand will be | some time afllicted with piles, and was ardvised i daily.212.100 : PALACE WARD \\ Teceasarily 80\u2019 heavy that we must strickly Lo give Mother Seigel Syrup a trial, which | : 8 or Hope and Hebert stress = = follow the rule \u2018FIRST COME, FI did.| am now happy to state that it has ; 8 00[The laland of Orleans, 9 Sem -\u2014 \"| SERVED,\" Therefore send your subscrip- | restored me to completa health, \u20141 remain ; Mondays, Wednes- 10 ard + pe tit 1 1 115 ! 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