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[" / ib il YEAR-\u2014No 18 $Inp ¢ERRIBLE DYNAMITE BXPLOSION., Smoking & Cigar While Preparing are Explosive Mixture A Marvellous Escapecrrawa, Jan.14.-.A terrible explo- ion of dynamite ocurred in à dwelling po about two wiles from Hull lute J Bat vight.The houss was tenanted by Mr.Juhu BF.Patton, his brother Samuel vation, und the former's vife and two \u201cehildien, The Patton.wers dynamite wanufacturers, and had à fsutory some dstanos from the hous.Last night they brought & case of Hy pounds of giant powder in cartridg-s from the factory, snd put it in a litt'e storehouse ad- Juining the kitchen, intending to take it tu town this inorning.During the evening Samuel Pattor: set about preparing 8 mixture oi saltpetre and nitrate of potash in the kitchen.While at work he su -ked a cigar, and happening to shake ins head the ashes friiuto the wizture.The room was uaedintely filled with a blue flame, and Juhu Patton seizing lis youngest child escaprd, as did also Lis wife and brother through the window, Iu har hurry the wife took up a bundle of clothes instead of the other littla girl.When the wis take wan discovered Samuel returned and fet-hed the child, who was lying on the £vot with the skin all burned off her face The whole family, who were scan.ti'y clothed, startedfor u neighbor's house They had not gone far when the explosion: took place.The house, which was suiily Luilt of stone, was blown to atours, à Whole side being removed bodily thirty feet, while some of the rafters we + thrown thres hundred yards, The vrglihorhood for some distance was rrown with the debris, and the windows in «house one hundred yards, distant sev smashed frames and all by the farce of the explosion.John Putton was badly burnt, but the escape of the family is nusidered miraculous.a Fire in New Westminster, B.C.New \\VesTMINSTER, B.C., Jan, 17.\u2014 Three lives were loat in the Arlington Hotel irs on Saturday, all from Eastern Canada.Geo.Campbell arrived a year ago from Sherbrooke, to opra up the new woollen will ; Rufus P.Brown is a native of Hastings, and a resident of British Columbia * for a short time ; Thomas McKay came to the coast 20 years ago from Osgoode, Ont, and bias been a resident of New Westminster for tevin years, where he has had contracts for some of the best buildings in the town.He had just completed a large threw storied hospital for the Sisters of Charity, when he met his nntimely end.The fire is supposed to be the work of au incendiary.\u2014 > Seizure of American Vessels.Virawa, Jan.15\u2014Information was revived hers today of the seizure of the Ehuonors Junet and Maggie Mitchell in St.Andrew's Bay, N.B., by the cruiser General Middleton for violation of the lotons laws.These vessels are owned hu Lstport, Me, but have Canadian cer- Liedies of registry, and on the strength uf these: have been systematically violating the Customs regulations, entering and leaving port without reporting, leav- hl illegally and generally disregarding \u20ac nw 2 mn Bismarck Don't Want to Conquer Russia Mentis, Jan, 15\u2014In referring to the Germania\u2019s statement that France was willing to make an alliance with Germany, Prince Bismarck said: \u201cThis shews how misinforined thes politicians are.England might sooner quarrel with Russia than we.Wo have such a long Russian frontier, while England, even in the event of war, would have nothing ferisus to fear.We have no interest whatover in the conquast of Russian ter- fitory, and of Polish provinces we have enough.\u201d France Improving Her Defences.Pau, Jan.15\u2014 The Sennte today reelected M, Leroyer President of the Cluvnher, The Chamber of Deputies rajected Baron De Soubayran's demand that the credit of 87,500,000 franca nsk- ed for by the Government be sulnnitted to # apecial committee, Of the credit, 71 000,000 franca will be devoted to the mw arms, and the remainder to new barracks and forts.\u2014\u2014\u2014 England Strengthening Her Forces.The English Government has decided to purchase 40,000 additional hocses and 500,000 Manchester re eating rifles, which are to be ready by Branch 1, A OAVEIN AT NIAGARA FALLS, A Large Portion of the Bank of the Horseshoe Falls Dimappeass, and Leaves in Its Place a Greut Chasm.ProsPker House, Ningara Falls, Ont, Jan.15\u2014At à quarter past twelve last night over two hundred and twenty thre: thousand yards of solid limestone und ulate rock went out of the bank just above the Prospect Houss, near the Horemhoo Fulls, on the Cunada side.[t fell with a territic force that was heard and felt for miles around.The break has cousiderably chunged the appaurance of the bank at this spot, and now a durk chasw can be soen behind the falls from the bank sbove.All this rock for over 60 feet wida by over 100 feet long, nud 170 feet dep, parted from the main rock leaving a perpendicular wall.Most likely the tremendous weight of ice ac- cuwulating the past three weeks with the steady froity weather and low water wag the cause of the break.- er - A Singular Oeremony.Says Labouchare : The offering of gold frankincense and myrrh which is wade on the feast of ths Epiphany in the Chapel Royal, St.James's Palaue, on behalf of the Queen, is a ceremony which mignt well be discontinued.If it be decmed desirable that the Sovereign should offer gifts to the Almighty with a solemn and stately service, surely it ought to be worth while either for Her Mujesty to attend in persen or for her at least to depute the duty to a member of her family instead of its bring performed in a very juunty fushion by the two gentleman ushers in waiting, who are arrayed in full levee dress and who re ceive 8 handsome fes for their services.| should vastly like to know who gets the gold which the Queen offurs\u20148100 or some such sum \u2014and how much the ceremony costs.The whole thing has degeneratud into a farce, and ought to be done kway with.It would be very much better for the Queen to devote the sum which is expended upon some deserving hospital.The former practice was to sand the royal offering up to the altar in a box on which a star was painted, but Hit decoration was abolishod by Bishop Blowtield, Dean of the Chapel Royal, ns he thought that it savored of Popery.A check for 8250 was then given to the offivial who was charged with the duty of providing the offering The Priuce Consort on one occasion opened the box and found that the offering reptesented an outlay of about |5s., snd then it turned out that the balance was by old usage appropriated hy some offi.cinls us a perquisite.The Prince at once stopped this and substituted the present custom of offering » number of gold sovereigns and the myrrh and frankin- cenge on a large gold plate.\u2014\u2014 The Civil Service Vote.With the view of making the Civil Service vote solid, the Government have passed an order-in-council directing that the monthly salaries of the inside service officials shull be puid upon the 15th of euch wonth\u2014that is to say, the salaries of these officials will be paid two weeks before they become due.The salaries for January will be paid on Saturday, nnd those for next month on the 15th of Februney This is equivalent to a gift of two week's snlary to every official in the inside service, including the Cabinet Minietars, and is but a repatition , of what was done a faw days before the getierul election of 1882.The clnim of the outside service officials that they should he paid iu advance as well as those of the inside service has heen wholly ignorsd.\u2014tilobe, ee A Schooner Explodes.Sax FRANCISCO, Jan, 16 \u2014The schooner Parallel bound to Astoria, Oregon, ran on Seal rocks lust night.Nearly 100,- 000 Ibs of giant powder ignited, owing to the pounding of the vessol, and exploded wrecking the vessel, demolishing the signal service station, the life saving station, &e., and seriously injuring three wen, who were on the shore at the time The crew had escaped before the explosion took place.\u2014 NervousDebilitated Men.You ure allowed « rac trial of thirty days o the une of Dr.Dve's Celebrated Voltaic Beit with Electric Nnspansory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervona Tells , fom of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles.Alsu, for many other | dincanca, Complete restoration to health, vigor and munhoo! guaranteed.No risk is incurred, Illustrated pamphlet, with full n formation, terma ete.mailed free by address ! jnge Voltaie Balt Co' Marshal! 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The Mercury Prosen for § Couple of Hours.(Muntreal Witness, Jan.14.) br.IL.N.Wcbber, keeper of the weteorological records at Richmond ia this province, writes us that on Sunday morning last, at six o'clock, the therme- meter stood at -40°.At sever o'clock the mercury was frozen up, and à spirit thermometer registered \u201445\" The mercury continued frozen for two liours.No such cold weather Las bean known there since the night of Sunday the 9th of January, 1859, Did this cold snap extend far § , {Probably not to such an intense des gree.The high leedls of the St.Francis district appear to favor lower tempera tures than the distriot immediately north of it.In Montreal the temperature that morning was \u201426%, aL Si.Law bere \u201439° nnd nt Ottawa\u201437°.] ee The Temperature The following is the lemporature Record for every 24 hours in the shade at \u2018The Mercury office, 130 feet above spring tide, as ragistered by the improved thermometers of Negretti & Zambre Holborn Viaduct, London, (Philosophion Instrument Makers to Her Majesty and the Admiralty), made especially for ove use: \u2014 mini- .axi- 1887 \u201cint 8 a.m.'3 p.m.max! wind.aspen Jan.1 13 17 21 22 © suow 518 \u201c28 1 10 18 w clear + pé\u2014-12 tn 5 3 nw clear + 4-04 0 11 14 w oles \u201c6 1 18 2 2% e cloudy AW 23 24 27 ¢ cloudy EEO} 15 11 21 sw clear \u201c8B \u201414 -10 \u20142 0 w clear v9 \u20142 \u201418 \u20147 2 w cles 10.\u20147 10 18 19 © suow Sia \"41 6 \u20144 8 10 w clear \u201c12 8 2 33 43 e snuwSia \u201c18 \u20147 + ' 20 wo clear \u201cld \u20148 2 + 4 Emowdia + 15.7 s 14 14 Kanow 10ia \u201c16 12 13 14 18 \u2014 cloudy \u201c17 3 9 18 17 © cloudy (*}\u2014 denotes below zero The depth of snowfall is sn approximation \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A CARD.To all who are suffering from the errors sad Imdiscretions of youth, servous weakness, early decay, Josaof manhood, &c., 1 will send a recipe that will cure you, PREE OF CHARGE.This greet remedy was discovered by à missionary in bouth America.fend p self-addressed envelope to We BEV, JOBK 4 4, 1 JAN, Station D, New York Gi CENTRAL BOARD.A STATED MEETING of the CENTRAL BOARD of the CHURCH SOCIETY will bs held in the Committee Room of the Nati san ScHo0L, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, ab 3.30 P, M.M.M.FOTHERGLLL, Necretary.January 14, 1887.+2 re rer 1887.HARPER'S WEEKLY.ILLUSTRATED.Harres's WEER Vv 126.00 ns its position sg the leading illustrated newspaper in Americs § and its hold upon public esteem and confidence was never stronger than at the present time.Besides the pictures, Harper's Weekly always contains instalments of one, occasionally eof two, of the beat novels of the day, finely illustrated, with short stories.poems, sketches and papers on important current taples by the most popular writers.The care that has besa successfully exercised in the past to make Harper's \\ erkly u safe as well us a welcome visitor to every household will not be relaxed the future, Hanrer's WEEKLY.£4 00 Postage Free to all «bacribers in the Unind States or Canada.The Volumes of the \\\\ eekly begin with the first Number for January of each year.\\Vhon the time is mentioned, subscriptions will begin with the Number current at time of receipt of order.Round volumes of Harper's Week'y, for threo years back, in neat cloth binding.will he sent hy mail, postage paid.or hry express, free of expense {provided the freight does nut exceed $1 per volume).for $7.00 per volume.Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for bindine, will be sent by mail, postpaid, on re ceipt of $1 00 each.mittances should be made by Post Office Money vrder or Drait, to avoid chance of loss, Newspaper; are noi fe copy this advertisement without the express order of Harpor & Brohers.Address HarrxP & BROTHERS, New York TO BOARDERS, EXCELLENT BOARD and Handsomely Furnished Rooma, at No.29 Ra dant STRERE, Cr don Un rpassed.Magniticeut view of cation Unsu! \u2018 vent view the River St.Lawrence, St Charles Vulley, and the Laurentian Range of Mountainsclose proximity te the Iw.\u2019 Stations and Steamboe DANCE CARDS FIFTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS of Engraved Cardi to select from.Printed U der in the Neateat Style, at thc \u201cMERC/RY OFFICE.\u201d POSTAL GUIDE RR ve Berre QUBBEC D ILY MKNCURY.x A el TI | OCTOBER, 1688 | \u2014 S = \u2014 i Eorancisuensr TuvmasCang Rance, 1608 ' Ja \u2018a \\ CLOSE © MALS.pu | QUEBEC & LAKEST JOIN a, TAKE PHL Secoseded by Tuomas Can, Jesies, 13, .\u2018 ' YAOI .\u2019 = \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 - Al ! .1 Pu, | WESTRRY Quebec $0! 4M, | P.M.On und after MONDAY, 28th AUGURT, ( ANADIAN I ACIFIC R.R.3BORGE T.CARŸ, } .A FUR\u2014 » Duler Contract with the Governments of Three Rivers, Nore], - | -\u2014\u2014 | 1888, Truins will run to aud fram Palels Ka.M VB I.Canada aud Newfoundland for the von- 1 30] Herthior, Montreal, tion, Quebec, as follows, Bundsys excepled :- oSTEkAL, Orrawa, Kinustus, Toxenne, EpiTon axD PusLiS 138 veyance of the Mails.Ottawa, Toronto, SOING NORTH.om wits Maxirous, 1888 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS 1887 futuro Frances 6.36 AM.MIXED daily for Bt, Raymond, an Vicromia, Bairien \u2014 Thie Company's lines are composed ° Columble.& Weet: urrivingtherest 0.30 A.M., and run- Couvmniafeilow Double Fagiued.Cyde-Buite Iroc 4 eru Staten, éc, by ning through to Itiviore « lMurre .1 Printing House\u201420 and 25 M veniois HP, rame Pate hey ue oat \u2018 , York here À Py.20 té Y oduow uy nd Friday, arriv- CILANGE OF TIME, \u2018 My Train (a).â : - Me ; Spor lw lift | flay Toe 00 rae SAL aly vc Mas | Commencing Monday, uy 26h, 1886, pT oun, suggest, aul buvo wads tive fastest time on | pre rhe Pierre, at 7.00 r.u, Traine will rug us follows i-.ve ior de .\" \u201coi.TS a \u2014- - \" \u201c Vessel Touuag: Uommander tobe, iritieh Coll GOING SOUTH.ë x, ow, oom, Yr x.= \u201c \u201c Noulpux.6108 .Building tates dc! y North 600 AM.Mau.Leaves Riviere a Pierre dslly ET * es\" Lat à Bubosquent ins \u201c am 110000 Lieu ni Shore fray.Night 5 a ge Royuond 730 wu)\" | EE Rey 24 83 28 9k 4 \" PoLveEsian.day Capt.% Ritchie 6 on Qui \u201cClan 230 P.M.Mixzp Le es Bt Raymond daily FCPI IE TE ROUTES a Soon vit BABMATIAN ou u CAPE : diere Statr mn, Chau- {Riviere - Pierre ou W oduceday PY R, a; Claw, om, ly.Trl weekly, semi wikly, nd Cia.lo cup iar de are Lau, a de da eu fr PE JET aa TS ETS ES | rien ais Lg dl pa Nova SUOTIAN A300 Ca .H.Hughes 3 Glen, 7 Mylvos: Mais TRAIN connects at St Ambroise with 74 | ASHSEGH : CI BRRER : tne sac Insertion.Casriat =.3200 Lieut Barrett, R.N.N Bhorbrenbe.Lennos Stages for Indian Lorette, at Valcartior Station sesgunæ æwwæwis | | Orders for Discontinuing Adre 4snsents CARTHAUINIAS 4600 Cupt A.Muvnivol ville, Toto Pond with Stages for Valvartier Village, and at 8t.| \u2014 =~ dee\" [10 be ln writing aud delivered by! 4.u, pre BIsgRIAN.4000 Caps RP.Moore route the Eastern abrie] With the new road foi the River aux | = | Xx an ty, : | vious to publi .Nokwesias.3331 Capt J.C, Stephen Townes Rich.Pins Settloments, ut Riviere w Plerre with | 2 teas ta ne broil vot to exces\u2019 9 fines, HIBERNIAN 3 Capt Brown mom Lm St.colonization road for Notro Due des Angus, | 5 829822 \u201889 $0, with vilege of changing s tel AUNTHIAN 00 Capt).Ambury towaf nouto, Pro.and with Contractor's Trane daily Passenger | ensnes ve: | the same nù nos to exosed 14 i190; NESTORIAN .00 Capt W.Dalsiel vin né of Ontario; Car attached- for Beauidet (vircutustances per.- = © same privilege.Puvestay M Capt MeDou 1 Manitoba, British mitting), returning to Rivicre u Pierre next No Advertisement to be consides od a0 by Boasbis a x M00 Cult due, Boott Columisinand West- \"Po Éitormetion in to height snd .ic the year unless Ît le previously agrec-i upon.Boenoi Ayneas.LC et ; enclos ern States, &¢, by | ; or in oumet on au to veig it au Jaume Dger : he prie of Yearly Advortisen will be Cones Ce oy \u201cpt rentals | fran Frank (0) 7 20 pres «pp pie Alexander Hardy, Geweral | confined Taglar business, aad + Abe: GRECIAN \"3150 CaptR Carruthers lArthahosxa Station,\u2019 pote ae Agent, ho hoc, , Advertisments will be charged enter, Comes\u201d an PC Kerr [12 \u2018Arthaneskerille.A st, Louis Hatol, ani by ali wub Against 17 É | Letters Lo the Beitor must be autho Hox tec CANADIAS * À , MES { Danville, by Ex 5e.Louis Hatol, and by all sub Agents, à by tbe name and address of the write, either Paæsictas.28 Capt D, MuKillop E prose rai ee.= a0 _ SiviL Fane Return First Class Tickets on for peblisation or conBdentiall [raubessias - > fan Dt June Karine SouthQue, © | Suturdaysgoad till following Touts .7 CERNE.1 - 8.Ma - 14 nu te Rivier .6, sCoTS, NEwrorst 1500 Capt Mylius \u201c15 te t «Aiviere du | Sec, & Manager.r Traus or Sopecaurmion.ACADIAN .1300 Capt F.Mctirath ents 1 pe.Pro | Oct.25, 1586.Commercial Chambers torly 3g.Bey Yearly 3s.Quart: _Acap an ; .! _ _ .Poyable in Advent The shortest sea route between Jimeria and yf New Bruny) QU EBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY .\u2019 Erp etd dad lan.© Pl.Stub, Ndi \u2014 uv Fonpiox Acuxze, LS eee ine and Bermuda vin i Quebec, Boston, New York aul White Cas rp, Srage\u2014Now Yo, LIVERPOOL MA L LINE.| Halifax, hy fuer i Mountain Line P.fowl 2C, à \u201caw, New 1 k we em li di fag fe = Boron 8.M Fig, Bo Si eR te ames ergot 10 [1000 From Noutli Queber to | Direct and Best Route to Boston and all Bot ao Cook Coburn & Ce pv via {Liverpool Ris lu Loup h y Ris, ! New England Cities via Sherbrooke \u2014 ; - \u2014 | Dearborn strost, Chlengo, Illnois.Office, 6 _ Halifax | Halifax.| Express Fran 2 and Lake Memphremagog IE : En \u20ac E von oF.Algar, 5 Clanent's Lisa, Count heat.\u2014_ y» lies LÉ: CE o - Thursday Suturduy | 1} 30 \u2018er & leance, also On and sfter MONDAY, November pote] 2 | \u201822 i: ssË£ £3 13% J And G.Street, & Co 30 Cornhill, Lood: 3, Jan 13 Jan 15 Sherbrooke, by the l'rains will leave Quebec :\u2014 = £ taëés ÉLE 52885 2 gi 20, Fagland.* 30 Polynesian > 2e Quebec Central Ry 2 80 | EXPRESS Leave Quebec, by l'erry.12:30 pm.| = | £3 LES: Es2 Zp £1 SSÈt Authorized to receive advertisements &.4 1887, | ; | \u2026 4 15 Bourg Louis, La Petite Leave Levis to pu.Arrive] Z | SE RERAZECHRLIZ= LÉSERS É & | subscriptions for The Mercury.Jun 6'Circassian.Riviere, Lorctte, R Beauce Jet, 335 pin, arrive Sher- | 7 v2ufe?#77 TR: > + 20|Peruvian Feb aux Pins, Lake St brooke 8 00 pm, nveiv N° wport, « Est: - s::1\u20acE \u201cE : - Len Feh 3{sardinian .| v Joseph, St Cather- Ve, 10 quo, arrive Boston, $ 20 135358: FAP .4 ines, Nt Gabriel Sta.am, arrive New Ÿ-1k, H 45 am.\u2014==\u2014= =.- \u2014\u2014s | tions Ne Raymond.MINED Leave Quebec, by Ferry, 20m oa.| THE CANADIAN ALL RAIL ROUTE | go, NE ALARM SIGNAL BOXES Mar i Valeartier, Lake Si.Leave Levis 240 pin Arrivelteauce TO THE NORTHWENT x No ST LOUIS WARD LING FRUM HALIFAN mon, daily by Lake Jet, 640 pin, arrive St Francis, .Te IF NURTHW ENT 1 8t Ursule street, Central Statiez at TWO o'elock P.M.= John By.= 9 30 i 45 pu, .panectiotis at Faronts forall pointe Weat, 1 Corner 5 A and d'Auteuil stress arrival of the Interculonie\u201d Rails.IL eu \" ned Northwest.ruer i or cu the arpivad of the Loy ho Ruilw.y = Sor ETE se.TRAINS ARRIVE AT QUEBEC, AM uenitionnr Parlor amd Sleeping Cars on | 4 Core- Halde ant SEE i Nicholas to Bevan EXPRESS Lenving New York 430 pm.tav- | +\" 2hanol Local Express Trains.5 Corner Garden and St Ann street i cour > ing Boston 7 feavi x + | 4 Trains Daily fi 6 Corner Buad i Fort ati a : ; SORE LLL eee « ng boston 7 pm, leaving New poe \u2019 8 uade and For Rates of Passage from Quebecvia Halifax | 7 40 3 15 New Liverpool.St, Tem, Lenving Sherbrooke, § 13 ams | aly rom Montreal to Ottawa 7 {See St John's Ward) tracts Cabin.co.260, £75 and £85 ; Jeun Chrysoatome, am.Arrives Levis 320 pm, Ar- For tall information regarding Tickets, ete, PALA (accurdi modation,) i M 800 415 rives Quebec, hy Ferry, 3 30 pm, | APply at the Company \u2018« City Ticket Office, ST.: CE WARD Kntermoliate Lecce SRG SU) 7 30 8 15 SotrHEasTERN\u2014 Bien! MIX ED Leave St cois G atu, leave | FOULS HOTEL; St.Louis Street, & PALAIS | 8 Corner Hope and Hobert streets Brecrage.At lowest rutes ville: Lauzon, St TTT Beauce det 7 2% am, te ERNE | STATION, Quebec 9 Quebec Seminary, Return Tickets at Reduced Rates.oh Aoseph,Tudian Cove 8 wr 3 15 11 13 am, arvive Quebec.by Ferry, W.U.VAN HORNE, 10 (See Montealm Ward GLANGOW LINE i 3 15 Beunmontk St Michel 8 00 1 3am Vioe President IH corner St Joh and Collins streets { = _ _\u2014 z 30 =! .| a Le A Lo \u201cuvre IT) ; ner Palac A C7 From Phi-| From 30 3 fôifevis.| cee ; 800 415 Quick Time, No Deluys, Beautiful Scenery, | 4 un Capt na komt ats 14 Corner St Joho and St Creicibinetolll ; .; \u2018 oti etn, > .Ki iene e From | \u201cteamships.Indelphia Boston 3 30 NokTHEaSTEAN- Beau ure Connections.throne Mai ; Division.Manager.CHAMPLAIN WARD Glasgow.| | whet [avout Port to Murray Buy: Express carried via tis Tue nile ane , D, MeNICOLAS 15 Dinolng'e Shipyard, 846 Champlain street 1887 \u2018 A ; - \u201c y \u2019 ieneral Passenger Agent ' | Weds\u2019 Wedn'day | Saturday, , voix, Chicoutimi ki Baggage checked through to all pointe.\" gen Pre Chemin rte Jan SiNiberian |.dau 2 a uenay, hy land i 9 a0 |, For Tickets and fall information.apply at | \u2014\u2014 es | 18 (See St John's Ward) \" 125 ndinavian Feb 5 Verccces nines i © % [General Ticket Office.opposite the St.Limis 19 (See John's Ward) RR al Ts wheat argu eB re warn £5 Mi, Sil\u2019 Howe, 01 ha pie sp .> Prussi A v ue oid ' J Fob 2 Prussian - Feb lo Co daya- mA Fridays | 8 80 Act'g Gen Pass yt.General Manayor.ot PATER\" WARD 9'Manitoban |.| : Srerbrooke, Nov.15, 1886 4 Corner Arthur and Dalhounie streets Steamers marked © call at Halifax on voyage : - OT 15 Corner Mountain Hill and Peter street from Glasgow.LL | N 12 VW 2 Fire Station, Sault au Matelot street \u2014_\u2014 2 = - i | J - y N mer St Paul St and Dambourges Hill #æF Berth not secured until paid for.15 00 3 30 Locan\u2014Spencer Cove, ( OO 28 (See St Roch's Ward) An experienced Surgeoncarriedoneach vensel, and Sillory Cove.' 930 3 00 FALL x .Ds.ADVERTISERS a Lemeguricr's Buildin , St Paul street hro i in verpon! - i and a ta BE en to all Points in to 4 00 ot NON » Ron, of aa I hive just opened out a Choive san learn the exact cost re Jon, aul street Canada and the Western States.Lund Neïisonville.10 06 Assortment of .34 Corner Des Prairies al Se Dominique Ste ! Ol Ln \" d St Dominique Fur further purticulars apply te co, 4 03 Foye Ancionne Lo FALL TWEEDS of any proposed line of 3 Corner Bostooues and Bridge streets AAR Bh Qu 30 .\u2018 \u2014 IN \u2014 ps .roer Valier and la Chapelle Streets Jan, 11, 1887.AGENTS.3 Wiad PranxTrembles 9 00 SUITINGS, advertising in American n Corner Church and St Joseph streets - rt, Wed, and Sat, 10 0 MELTON OVERCOATINGS, img | 43 Commer St Vailer and bellons atreets 3 ODiStoneham, Tuesday &! FANCY TROWSERINGS, | papers by addressing or Colomb at No oau strects ., ILWAY Friday \"10 06 : RAIN LES, 43 Corner Colomb and Nelson streets GRAND TRUNK RAIL .4 OCT aii 10 00 «e, ke, G P R Il & C 45 Corner St Anselime and St Juseph streets \u2014\u2014 1 20.; 8 yo Which will be solid at Low Prices for Casi, LEO.owe O.48 Corner St Arago and Turgeon streeta GOING WEST, S30 3 goth 8 tuner 06 1 06 WILLIAM LEE.Newspaper Advertising Bureau, æ \u20ac s ST ROCH'S WARD 3 J ; .ÇÛ 25 BUADE STREET, 10 Spruce St, New York.Corner St Francois and Ia Chapelle Streeta.320 I.\\! - Lightning Express will leave South ~ 30 # a Jolin Sh 80 530 tember 27, 188 send 10c:~ for 100-Page P.ohlet.ped Corner Caron and Queen strects © chec for Richmond and points Fast UNITED STATES, Bos \u2014 - \u2014.-\u2014\u2014 | 47 Corner Queen and Crown streets AT \"West, arriving in Montreal at 415 tun ond New York 7 30 a 48 (Ses Jacques Cartier Ward) N30 PM.in time te connect with Brame Mans vin n Y os i 8 Corner Queen and Bridge streets Night Ë for Hioston, New York ,_ New York : s 30.un EA & = = RR | N AS) SAU C = 52 Corner St Dominique nnd St Francois Ste Ni ht xpress a 6 00 Monday, Anchor Line nl 53 Corner Dorchester and Ryland streets 830 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Richmond.5 30 Tnenday.Tunas : \" .9 | MONTCALM WARD \u2018 Sherbruoke, Island Fond, Gorham, 130 Thursd ay, Canard In censequssee of Imitations of THE WORCEST E&os1IRE 10 Corner D'Artigny and St Julia stroets Lewiston, Portland, Montreal, and viaRimov «ki ; ; ( \"TER ; : : ; 84 Corner Artillery and St Eustache streete points East, West.South-West and | _ § 00{Thsurday Canadian \u201c\u2018 c lod GUE which are calculated to deceive the Public, Lea and Perrins 56 Corner St.Augustin and St Patrick streets Korth Wea} 70-1301 do Suppl ' have fo request that Purchasers see thal the Label on every bollle a Fire Station, t Patrick street street GOING EAST.a) Supplementary Bag open till 2 p.bears thes Signature thus\u2014 u Goud Shepherd Layla, St Amable stress Leaving Montreal.10,15 PM.6) \u201c \u2018 #4 *4 7,30 p.m.° om St Bridget's Asylum, Grande Alles Arriving ut South Quebec.7.00 A M.mm me +e .78 Parliament Buildin btning ExpressleavesMantreal 8.10 A.M.; ; 2230 ST JOHN'S WARD Ligh ving at South Quebec.1.50 P.M.| A oe wapapers, Books Printed Matter, 2 TT 64 Corner St John and DeSalaberry streats Mixed JeavesfRichrone ebec.on ban abo Mails mast.he posted half an Pour be.oo & orner o Slatre and Richelieu st i \u2018 rri s \u2026.8 M.ve * , 7 \"Ir TLRS, 3 St John an arrives at South Quebec fore the Time of closing.vithout which no dotlle of the original WORCESTERSHIRE 7) Corner Robitaille and Latourelle por JOSEPH HICKSON, Jure 15 1866 General Manager.BABYLAND, rae Moguzine for the Babies, this year, in addition to ita bright pictures, and gay little Angles, and sweet stories, will have some spécial delights for Mamma +nd Baby LITTLE CRIB-CURTAINS Will give Mamma Twelve Sleepy-time Stories w wf when the Babies go to cribs and cradles.In short, basvLass the whole year will be the happiest, sweetest sort of & home kindergarten THE MAGIC PEAR Will provile Twelve Entertainments of dainty Fugglery and fanny aleight-of-band for the nursery pencils, by the artist-humorist, J, City LETTER BoxEs are visited as follows : Lower Town Boxes, 6 a.m., 8am, lpm, 4 pan.and 7 p.m.: Jacques Cartier, St Roch's and Palace Warde,at5a.m., 7.30 a.01., 1 pm, Apa, and 6 pr : St John's, Montcalm and Nt Louis Wards, at 5 a.m., 7.30 a,m., | p.m., 4 p,m,, and 6 p.m ; Champlain Ward at 9 a.m.and 3 p.m Three Letter Carriera\u2019 Deliveries daily, com mencing at 8.30 a.m., 10.50 a.m.and 2.30 p.m.City tes nf Postage are applicable to St.Roch, St.Sauveur, Spencer Cove, Point Levis und Villa Mastait Money Order and Savinga Bank\u2014Office hours, from 9 a.m.tod p.m.Post Office\u2014Office hours from 8 a.m.to 6 ° PaurrL Posr\u2014 Parcels cannot Le transmitte: L t to any place beyond the limita of the Dominion of LE nada, forwarded to British Col nor can \u201cwv umbia or ¥ parcel be anitoba vin Ast for LEA and PERRINS' Sauce.and ve Nipper.Wholesade and for Export by th LIEBIG C Blackwell, Lovdon.&¢, &%.; and bv Grocers and Orlow 11 OMPANYS SAUCE is genuine.hel, Bottle and : Crosse and ver the pid t Name on Hs e d'reprictors.EXTRACT OF MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT- FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES & SAUCES.CAUTION.~ Genuine ONLY with {au-atmile oi Brun Liebig'n signature In Blue Tuk across Label, The title \u201c Baron 72 Corner St Auguatin and St George atreeta 18 Corner 8t John and Sutherland streets 19 Corner Doligny and 4t Olivier strosis 7 Corner St Eustache and St George stresta © À have & poaltive remedy for Yun above disease indians of cacs Tha ware Rind a of ond every have been cured.fodeed, so strong le my faite ju 115 efiracy, thet | will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, sabe texetr- with \u20ac VALUABLE TRKATIRE on this es sufferer: Give oxpress sud F.0, address, Branch Office, 37 Tonge 8%, Toronto The Quebec Daily Evening Mercury.the United States, which exceed in weight the limit of 2 Ibs.3 0z., except to Winnipeg, which can be rent up to5ibe, The weight of parcels must not exceed: Iba, nor the size 2 feet in ANNUAL SALE 8,000,000 JARS.cu Invaluæblu louie lo ull venrs of weak digestion nd debility.\u201c+ Iss sueeens and a boon for which Nations should feel grateful.\u201d «foe Mediosl Bross, Lancet, British Medical Journal, de.Teh nd bie photograph having been Intely largely ured by deslees having no connection with Baron Ldevig, the publie are hereby informed that the Lieblg Com- Sweeney (\u201cBoz\u201d).Only Fiyty Cents à Year Aditress all orders Printed and published for she Propristors a2 tho Offics of GEORGE T.CARY, Nea.90 and 1 - Ta be had of all Storukeapere, Grnoars, end Chemiatu.ny are the only manufaoturer« who are D.LOTHROP & CO., Publishers, length and 1 in breadth, *\u201cThe ato is 6 cenz Bole A far Canads and the United States tamoterala only) \"227, 9 only a ha x a { Quod pep o.David & 00% Fenchuirah Avonne, London ington.ous) ra i pri aren eRe 8, Mov per 4 os.or fraction it 4 FRANKLIN AND Hawury STrerts Bostox District of Quebec, Provines of Quebes, Connée "]